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mE BKE: OMAHA, THTJ11SDAY, JULY 6, 1911.
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HOME RUN BEATS OMAHA
Z willing Ottt One in the Eleventh and
Joiiei Win.
CEOWD B2AVX8 TILE RAINSTORM
3as Gaee Well eaa Is Fossat ta
th Ea af Pis ta Flvs Mrr
will Twa riteaere Par.
tletaatlae;.
ZwIUtng, the little St. Jossph center
fielder, won the third and Uet feme of
the series with the Rourkes, for hie own
teem br slotitlng out a kome ran In the
eleventh Inning after Oman had fought
an uphill game and tied on In the ninth
Inning. The home run gave the Joeles the
game by a ( to I wore.
Two htta and a walk gava the Joels three
rune hi the first Inning and they added
two more before the ninth. The Rourkea,
fighting every step of the way and play.
In claMy ball, in spite of the rain and
wet grounde, caught op with the South
erners In the last frame with three hit,
two of wblch were, tiiplee.
Johnson started the game for St. Joeeph
And opened If he wa to break a record.
The flmt three men to face him struck out
and lo the eeeond he struck out two mora
men. He pitched good ball until the
Rourkes soWed his mysteries In the sev
enth, and he wae Jerked In the eighth. For
the Rourkes, Hall atarted the game and al
lowed but three hit In si Innings. How
ever. Captain Dill was not taking chances
and sent Cook to the mound, who made a
good Impression In hie first appearance at
home with the Rourkes. In the five in
nings Bitched by hire he struck 'out seven
men and allowed but three hits. '
The game did not start until almost 4:16
owing to the rainy wtather and at several
times during the play It seemed as If the
game must be called, but the umpires, Ar
bogast and Kerns, mistook the players for
ducks, and let ths game go on. The
Rourkes hit the ball at will, after they
got onto Johnson's curves and Kaufman
lasted lose than an Inning and Chellette
was then sen to the mound. About 300
fans braved the rainstorm to see the
Rourkes play and sat through eleven In
nings, hoping against hope that the home
team would win.
Arbors at Is Umpire
Arbogast. who was spiked in the hand In
the afternoon game on Tueeday, was not
In the game yesterday and was sent In to
do the umpiring. Kneaves was taken sick
In the eighth Inning of yesterday's game
and Bill Sohtpke went In at abort. Schlpke
was also there at the bat He was up
twice and .in both attempts got away with
clean hits. The first time up he hammered
out a triple and the second time a single.
Powell landed safely on first for Omaha
In th(f!Vt Inning, when Kelly was thrown
ut at second. He took second when Jones
wslked. He went to third on a wild pitch
by Hall and Jones took second. In an
attempt to get Powell at home, who
scored, Zwllllng ' reached first and Jones
took third. Zwllllng stole second and both
men scored on Rellly's single to center.
. In the slKth Inning Kelly waa walked,
stole second, took third on an error of
Agnew and scored when Swilling tripled
to center.'
. Omaha made the first run In the ssvsnth.
Williams reached first on an Infield 'hit.
Agnew singled to eenter. Hall slnglsd to
ths Infield. Pick singled to right and Wil
liams and Agnew raced home.
In the eighth Jones was walked and
stole second, and scored on ZwilUng' sin
gle to center.
Omaha earns back In the came Inning
with another run. Williams doubled to sen.
ter and scored on Niehoff'e single to cen
ter. In the ninth the Rourkes tied up.
Schlpke tripled to eenter. Pick scored him
with a triple to the same plaoa. Pick
scored on an infield hit by Thomeson, who
was thrown out at second. .
The Joslea took the game In the eleventh
when Zwllllng clouted the ball over the
right field fence for a home run. Boors:
OMAHA.
AB. R. It O. A. E.
nana, id (00104
Tomason, ef ,. 0 J I 0
Srhoonover, If 10 0 10 0
Williams, rf I J I I 0 0
f lehoff, lb 01400
.Agnew, o 1 I 11 4 1
Kneaves, ss I 0 0 I I 4
Bchtpke. ss I I 10 0 0
Hall, p 0 10 10
P 10 10 10
Totaia .4 1 ii n u 1
, BT. JOSEPH.
. AB. R. H. O. A. E.
rf 411100
Powell. If ; 1 i 4 0 0
Jones, lb , I I 0 11 0 0
R willing. cf......i..... I I 110 0
illy, lb 10 14 0 0
Gossett. o 1 . 0 0 4 1 4
Mien It e, ss 4 4 0 1 4 0
Hamilton, lb i 0 4 i 1 1
Johnson, p 1 4 4 0 1 4
Kaufman, p 4 4 4 4 4 4
Chellette, p 4 i 0 0 4 4
Borton 1 0 1 4 0 4
Totals 17 "f "3 n l 1
Batted for Kaufman In ninth Inning.
Omaha
Runa .": 44004011100-1
Hit 4144144414 1-14
St. Joseph-
Runa 1440010100 1-4
Hit 1444410141 . 1-4
Home run: Zwllllng. Three-bene hits:
Pick, Schlpke, Ewllllnf. Two-baee hltet
Schlpke, Vllllams. Passed baU: Agnew.
Wild pitoh: Hail. Bases on balls: Off HaU,
4; off Cook, 1; off Johnson, 1. Struok out:
By Hall, 4: by Cook, 1; by Johnson, I; by
Chellette, 1 Stolen bases: Zwllllng, Jones,
Hits. Off HaU. I: off Cook. I: off Johnson.
U; off Kaufman, 1 off Chellette, 1 Left on
beeee: Omaha,. T; tit. Joseph, 1 Double
r
layi jonneon to iteiuy to Jones. Ttmsi
to. Umpires: Arbogast and Kerns. At
tendance: H. .
ANTBLOPK4 WALLOP GRlSELTKf
Kkaaa Pttckee la Plae rraa Asmlaat
. Fossaer Teas Mates. -
DENVER. July l-Wlth Buff FJiman
iltchlng In fine form si&inat his former
a inmate, the visitors won, I lo L ecore:
x DENVER.
AB. R. H. O. A. E
Moyd. lb 14 1110
Oilmore, If 4 1 1 i 0
Caasidy, rf. . 4 0 1 0 0 4
Ball. ef. 4 4 1 4 4 0
Quillln. lb. 4 4 4 1 1 1
Lindsay, lb i 0 4 U 4 4
Coffey
kiMurray
liarrla,
p 1 1 4 4 4 I 0
Totals
e e .40 X
LINCOLN.
, AB. R.
rf u
Cole. ef. ....
I
2 1 ! i
i 1 i j
Cobb. rl.
L'nalaub, lb. ......... I
McCormlck. It I
HICK, It.
a. lb 1
r. ss ,., I
an, lb I
Thomas,
Ua gnler,
C(x k maji
Mi-Uraw. e 4
i
fehinaa, p. ...... 4
Totals M M T 14 17 11 1
Denver 0 4444400 1-1
Lincoln 4 4440111 1-1
En el en basest Lloyd. MsCormlok. Ttiree
be bit: Caaeidy, Ilome mm UoCor
fnlok. laorlflee hlU Cole li. TTnglaub,
l.tnditay, Btruak eut By tlarrts, Ii by
t.hmaa. 4. Ba.ees e ballst Oft harria,
Ii off Ehinaa, 1, Ift on beeves Pnver,
4i Linoo'n. a. Timet I K, L'u-pirei Clark.
RAIN tTOPg OAMB1 I NINTH
Paekle aad Teseka Play Tl Tkre t
Tkree.
PUEaLO, July iy-WlUi the final satn
Standing of Teams
WEST. LEAOLfc. NAT. LEAGUE.
W.i..pct W.UPct
lenver 44 , . Philadelphia 44 Tl .lt
Pueblo 4i 28 .!7j('hlcsgo 42 M .14
Bt. Joseph ...41 21 .75 New York.. .4.1 M .
Lincoln M an M Pittsburg W .MB
Wous City ...St 12 .Ma 8t. Ixmjis ... . .&6T
Omshe , M ft .4j, Cincinnati ... t .4fT
Toika a 42 .4"Ui Brooklyn .,..M 41 X"7
Le Molne...lti 17 .21i Boston If 14 .J
( A 11 EH. ASSN. AMER. LEAGUE.
L. , t W.L.Pct W.UPct.
Columbue ...46 34 .67(i Detroit 48 11 ."
Kansas Clty..44 14 .Philadelphia 47 11 .671
.Loulavlll, ... M .ews.New York. ..n 11 .53
Minneapolls 1 .6rt Chicago M II .14
I U llu . IlL Ml AA 1 1 . n . ...
Mil
t - fiJL.u m i .aa
waukte ,.W 40 .4tH Boston 34 14.614
faul 17 41 .474!Cleveland ...940 .4(4
.!. Kit n . . u ,d ...
St.
Tol
Indianapolis Ii it .St. Louis ....U 61 .Ml
national
Nfcu. LBAOLE MINK LKAtil'K.
W.L.Pct. W.Lht.
uprioi ... sl M,( Ftiu city. ..11 )
Fremont ... tl .fc. Auburn a ao .4
U Island.. ..2 if6 .1.IK1 fhanandoah W 20 .61
Kearney ....a 24 .6I1 Maryvlllo a .4sS
Hastings 24 Clarlnda ....30 13 .4W
f.rd .4ss Neb. City.. ..11 .ibi
Columbue ..a an
ork IS 30 .Hal
Yesterday Reaalta.
WESTERN LKAUUK.
Bt. Joseph, ; Omaha, I.
Lincoln. 7; Denver, 1.
1'oj.ek.a, Pueblo, 1 Nine Innings, rain.
iJe Wolrna. 1; Uloux City, 0,
NATIONAL LEAGUE.'
Boton. 1; Brooklyn, I.
New Vorn, 4-10; Philadelphia,
t. Louis. 1; Pittsburg, '.
AMERICAN LKAOUE.
Chicago, 1; Detroit, ,
t. Louis. 7; Cleveland, 11.
Philadelphia, I; New York, tr
Washington, 7; Boston, 1.
AMERICAN AHSOCIATION.
Milwaukee. B; Kanea city. 6
bt. Paul, i; Mlnneapolla, 8.
indlanapoliH, ; Columbue, 1
.loledo, 4; Louisville. I. t
NEBRASKA TATE LEAGUE.
Grand Island, ; Kearney. 7.
buperlor, 1; Haetlngs, a.
ork Seward, rain.
Columoue, Fremont, 4. I
MINK LEAGUE.
Nebraska City, ; Auburn. 1
ralis City i; Maryvllle, a.
Ciarlnda, i; Hhenandoah, ft.
Oaanea Tedar. t
Western League Des at Omaha. 8t
TopX Vt Ll,Uco.nC'tJ" -v.?atu.b!o;
Kkflnnm I . , '
la-n m. ue-rnuaaeiphia at Cleve-
American Association 8t Paul -1 mi.
ra'u-m-"" ' dyA
I.Undr"LwaiMtVL,?'ru,-Tork
?
1": ' "a 11 was almost too dark to clav
when the game ended. Score:
. ' TOPBKA. ''
H. O. A. B,
0100
10 0 0
I 4 S 4
0 1 I A
1 ! 0
Oil
! i 1
1 1
" 7 14 1
ri 1
1 H 4 0
1 1 4
S
17 17 1
4 114 4-1
14 4 10-S
R'ckert, Ik 'I
Kin rt 7
Whitney, lb.
Moore, ss...
4
Krebs, 2b i
Crisp, e J
Totals
........M
PUEBLO.
Middleton, ef
Berger, es 4
Belden, If
HuKhes, lb 4
Uavle, rf v... 4
Claire, lb '., 4
S'slimid, 2b 4
Clemona, e ' 4
Bills, p ' ' 4
Topeka .1...
Pueblo
... J. . . ! """'""ey. Chapman, Ber
fr,;. wSr" Uf' ."Oleton. Three-baaa
Yhon, DVU- Left on b"o: l o
rn..; i P,u,blo,a.i' 5"le hite: Krebs,
crlep, Belden. Struck out: By, Buchanan!
Bf? on balls: Off Buchanan, a. Tinjei
1.60, Umpire; Haskell.
DKS MOINES SCORES llf FOURTH
leaa Clr Vaakla to Pat Mta Over
Plata.
SIOUX CITT, la., July I Two alna-l.
52? If&'K" th' 5
Md f?L Mwy.hb,,Jre"n tn Champjow
n?ioh- oln' !! visitor winning. Both
pitchers were in fine form, though Hous
ton's twirling waa the eteadlest. Boo
1 SIOUX CITT.
Andre. ,b f $ t
JjrwH, 4 4 114 0
Holmes, of 10 4 10 4
"illy, lb I 0 I I
Towns, c 10 16 1
Ameler, rf 1 0 1 0 e Z
Wilson, p l 4 4 0 1
miller 1 4 0 0 0 4
TutJ Xt 0 .4 17 10 0
una jnoiNEa.
AB. R. M. fV A m.
Curtis, If
" ; i i i o 4
Ultowskl,
s 9 w 9
colllgan, ss.., 0 1 I I
Matuck, of o 0 10 0
Dwyer, lb 14 14 4 4
Korea, lb 4 4 4 4 1 1
Andersen, rf, If,. ,.4, 4 0 110 4
Graham. , lb 4 4 I 4 0
Bachant, c. rf 14 1114
nffuiiua, p. M 9 9 9 0
Totals U l "5 it 3 1
Batted for Holmes la ninth.
Des Moines 40414444 41
Bloux City 44444440-4
Hacrlflce hlu. Hattlok, Dwyer, Wilson.
Two-base hltl Graham, taolsn bases: An
dreae, Anderson, trouble play: Andreas to
Hartman to Stem. Btruck outt By Wilson,
I: by Houston, I. Bases on ballst Off Wil
son. I; off Houston, a Hit by pitched
ball. Wilson, 1.' Umplrest Morgan and
McICsa. Time: 1:41.
Nebraska City Takes
Game from Auburn
Shenandoah Wina Fourth Game of
Seriea from Claxind Marrrilla
Wina Final Conteit
AUBURN, Neb., July !.- Special Tele
gram.) WUllford held Auburn safe and
without a run today until the ninth. Boo ret
RH.E.
Auburn 4 94044444-111
Neb. City 4 41401140-1114
Batteries: Auburn, Zandarmaa and Hus
sar; Nsbraska City, Wllllford and IPnker
ton. Umpires) Bradely and Krauberg.
KHKNANDOAH. Ia., July a. (Special Tel.
as ram.) athenandeah took the fourth game
of the series today from Clarlnda, Score I
R11.K.
fchanandoah ,...1 4 I 0 1 0 1 4 -4 f I
Clarlnda 4 44144144-4144
Batteries: Bhenaadoah, Buran and Cas
tle, Clarlnda, Waltsrs and Harmony. Um
pire: Kiaeane.
MARTVILLIS, lie., July !.; pact a t,.
egram.) Vlaryvlile took the final gams of
the serlee from FaUa City by hard hit
ting. Bcorei RH.E,
MaryvtUe 1 I I I 1 I 1 M 111
Fall city 4 14 4441 4-4 Ti
Batterleei Marvllle. Oewalt and Dleta;
Fella City, Juetua and Fraaer. Umpire!
nage.
Tva Baae Ball Oaa.es at Oleawaadu
OLKNWOOD. la., July I. fSpealal.)
With the thermometer ranging from n le
104 1 004 eDle eeiebrated here yeeterdar.
In the furenoen. West Oak beat Silver
Slty playing ball, T to I. In the afternoon
leawood defeated the Triumphs, I to a
! FREMONT GETS THREE OF FOUR
Defeats Colnmbm by Harrow Margin
of Single Ran.
CHAMPS PUT WATSON 15 BOX
Oread Islaad Gets Kdae oa Kearaey,
Wlaalng flasse by Oat Rwa
j Rata Preveats Oaaee at
Itwr4.
FREMONT, Neb.. July 1 (Special Tele
gram.) Fremont mad It three out of four
by winning from Columbus today by a score
of I to I. Fremont used Watson, a Grand
Island discard, who pitched gilt edged ball
up to the eighth Inning. Ths feature of
the game was the hitting of Bennett and
Rondeau. Score:
FRBMOtfT. COlXVnVt.
AB H O A . AB H.O A.g.
Pnnaa, is. 4 I 1 1 MMmM. rf .. 1 I I
Fnllon. lb... I Mill. Brown, IM I I I t
BnnU, tt..l I I I I Orakita, lb., fill
Pohnw, H... 1 I IB Brown, at I 1 1
NfT, 4 II W'a'b'awr, of I 1 I
Turpln, If... I II lUtch, If 4 tilt
C-arar. .... 11 1 Cappla, lb... 4 tit
Thompa'a, aa 4 I I 1 Aiiww, a.... 4 14 1
Wataoa. 111 Saaoa,
.'.mpb.ll, a. Paul. 4 10
Raaaa It
Total 41 IM I I
Total. U 14 17
Kouea batted for Watson in eighth.
Columbus 41004144 04
Fremont 1 4 4 4 1 1 4 4 -4
Two-base bits: Turpln, Rouse, E. Brown.
Three-base hits: Bennett (3), Fullen,
Melxell. Basee on balla: Off Spade, 1; orl
Paul, 1; off Wateon, 2. Struck out: By
'aui, i
Stolen bases: Leach, Bennett. Sacrifice
hite: Fullen (2), Turpln. Hits: Off 8pde,
i; off Watson, I: off Campbell, 1. Time:
a.uu. umpire: una.
' Kearaey Loses Claea fiaane.
KEARNKY. Neb.. July l (Special Tele
gram.) Kearney was defeated today after
nuther nlne-innlng tally that came nearly
landing the game. Umpire McDermolt wj
over critical on Pitcher Wright cn balls and
strikes, causing a number of walks, ben re:
GRAND ISLAND. KBAP.NBT.
, AB H O.A.g. AB H.O.A.I.
rook, rtt I 1 I 1 L Oray. .. I 1 I
Salik. aa. ... I III t ftownay, aa.. I I I I
McKlbbea, If I Pailea, I .e. 4 t I t
McLmf, rf.. 4 I 1 J.rrett, rf... 4 11
Harila, la... 4 4 I Blaak. It 4 II
Afatrong. lit I f I Clalra, lb... t 14 I
Burh.B.n, a. 4 T I Mas-kartB, a I I 1
Ward, Ik.... I I I I I Wrlfhl, ... I 1
Oram, p 1 t t 1 B.lll.tt I
Hartmae, p.. Foloa .... 1
Poster, Ik... 4 I I I I
Totals 14 1IH1II
Total M 11 M 11 I
Kearney .... 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 4 1 T
Orand Island 1 0 1 4 I 1 1 0 0-S
Earned runs: Kearney. I: Orand Island. 5.
Three-base hits: Jsrrott, Downey. Base
on balls: Off Wright. 9. Left on baaes:
Grand Island. 10; Kearney. 4. Two-base hite:
Ward tl). Black. Ball let t. Home runa;
Claire, McLear, Paglea, Jarrott Btruck out:
ny Wright, i; by ureen, by Hartman, i.
Double plays: Smith to Hargla to Arm
strong. Passed ball: Maa-erkuth. L Hit by
.pitched ball. Green.. 1. Tune: 1:46. Umpire:
Mclermott. r
a, . Haetlage Takes Oae.
HA8TINOS, Neb., July 1 (Special Tele
gram.) Hastings won ths last gams of the
seriea with Superior by the score of 8 to
I. The feature of the game was Watson's
fielding. Hoernle had a finger broken in
the ninth Inning. . aoore:
summon. RAJTTKOB.
AS H O A X. JIB K O.l t
Allan, at.... Ill Wataaa. tk.. Sill
Mlrhaal, aa.. I 1 I I t Fnrtman, aa. I I 1 4
Cor I., rf.... I t I Bramler. cl I I
McDow.ll, Ibt 14 1 Kati, lb ... 4 t 1 4
D. B'k'ti, lk 4 IT 1 Conk. lk...t 11
r. B'kTtt.otl I (O'Brtaa, rf. 4 I I
Dorech, Ik.. 4111 Oaraaa, If... I
Starana, ., I, I IMwrili, e.. I 1 I
Prucoa 1 t glaaalar. p.. I 6 I 0
- Total.:.. M 14 1 I Total.... n 10 IT 11
Batted for Stevens In ninth.
Superior 104000000-1
Hastings 0 1 1 1 I 4 4 0 -
Stolen . bases: Bpellman, Fortman (1),
Watson. iUouble playa: 1. Struck out: By
Blndelar, 1; by jStevens, a Two-base hlta
Cooke. O'Brien. Passed ball: Heemle, 1;
Spellman, 1: Bases on balls: Off Blndelar,
1; off Steventa, 1. Three-bass hit: Kate.
Wild pitch: Stevens.
TT COBB TS-GREAT FORM
sjasSjsMMBsa
Tigeis Defeat White Sox Ij light
to One.
WILLETT KEEPS HITS SCATTERED
Yaaas; aad OlmateaA Ara Berth Hit
HarsV Cobb Seearea Three-Base
Hi Three Mea Btrtlae
Oat.
DETROIT, July fc Ty Cobb scored or
drove in five of Detroit' runs today and
Chicago was defeated, I to 1. Wlllett kept
the ( visitors' seven hit scattered. Toung
and Olmstead were both hit hard. Man
ager Jennings and Pitcher Summer were
both suspended as a result of their argu
ment with Umpire Mullen yesterday. Soore:
DETROIT.
CHICAOO.
AJS.H.O.A.B.
AJ9.H.O.A.B.
Drake, It.... I 11 Molatrra, rf. 4
Joaa If I 1 Lord, Ik 4
Buah, aa.,... I III 1 Callaaaa, II. 4
Cobk, of 4 I 4 t B4le, at 4
Crawtonl, rf. I I 0 t M'tWall, lb I
&ilab'Bty, lkl 111 I CalSar. lb....
orurty, la 4 t t I Taaaahlll, a. 4
XI
III
1 1
i t s
Oil
11
O-Laary, Ik.. I 1 4 I (Black, a
111
taaaga, a... I 1 I 1 Toaas
Wlllett, p .. I 1 4 4 OlBMti
Yoeas, .... I
I
t I
.aa4, . I
Tetala M II It 14 I Tstala II IM II I
Chicago 44144400 0-1
Detroit .. U1U111M
Three-base hit: Cobb. Hits: Off Toung.
T In four and one-third Innings; off Olm
stead, 4 In three and two-thirds Innings,
Baaes on balla: Off Voung, I; off Ol mat aad,
lS off Wlllett, 1. Btruck out: By Olmatead.
1: by Wlllett, 1 Tims: 1:86. Umplrea:
Mullen aad Evans.
Naps Defeat Brawns.
CLEVELAND, July l.-Creveland de
feated Bt. Louis, 11 to f. Harknees waa
knocked out of ths box by Bt. Louis, but
Krapp was effective after the third. Cleve
land hit three Bt Louia pitchers hard.
Jackson leading with a tripls, a double
and two singles. Boure:
CUTVBLAND. IT. lou i a
Alt.H O.A.X. AB.H.O.A.g.
, If... Ill ketteo, it.. I 1 I 1 I
Oraaar.
Olaao, aa I
Jackaoa, rf., I
i. I 111 f Aaatia. Ik... 111
oa, rf., 4 4 11 I fee'wvitaar. III 1 M I
ill, la... 4 ill Laporta, lb.. I III
''. si i ( I Hasaa, rl.... lilt
nv lk... I til kriu-hail 1 a 1 a a
tar all.
strata
Orisia,
Mllla Ik.... 411 Olatta, jilt
alakaf. a... 4 til Biaot, Ik.... I tilt
Harbaaaa. . Wallaoa, aa.. I 1 I I 1
Krr, I 1 I I I Milcb.il. p., 1 t t 1 t
' ' Hualllaa, a. t t 1 1 t
Tataa M 14 IT 11 1 r.li, I t t t t
TeUla.....! lliiil
Cleveland 14414444 U
BU Louis 411040440-1
Two-base hite: Krapp, Stovall, Jackson,
Bhetten, KrltchelL Three-base hits: Jack,
sun. Olson, Uoaan, Saortfloe fly: Orlgge.
Stolen beutes: iirmlngbam, Hogan, Krit
chall. Double plays: Austin to Laporte td
black to KrltcW. Hlta: Off Harknees, I
in one and two-thirds tnnlna; off Kjapp,
4 in ssvea and one-third inntnge; oif
Mitchell. 4 In two Innings, nons out In
third; off Hamilton, 4 In one and one
third Innings; off Pelty, la tour andtwo
thirds Innings. Bases on balla i Off
Harkneea, off Krapp, 1; off Mitchell. I;
off Pelty. 1. Hit by pitched ball: By Pelty
iGraney), by Krapp (Hogan). Struck out!
iy Harknees, 1; by Krap l by Pelty, i.
Wild pitch: Harknees. First ea errors :
Cleveland, I; St. Louis, L Ift aa basse:
Cleveland, 4. St. Louia I. Tur.ei 1A7. Um
pires i Perrlns aoa IHaaea.
Baaaaa Baglea Wta CVasnak
Tfie Benson Eaglss defeated the Royal
Achatea in an exciting gams at the Benson
Eagles' park Tueeday by the score ef T to
a hoar: RU E.
Eagles N j$ 44444ft ena
Royal Aobates.4 44144444-411
Batteries: Eegles, Dutch Kaufman. Mar
ray and Polltka; Royal Achates, MetTaa,
Plata and Deneea.
Aaaldsut la Aal Base.
BAKRSFtCLD, Cal., July a -Jack Jef
frtea and Fraak Davia of Los Angelas, the
crew ef a ligkt racing automobile, were
seriously Injured toaay wae Uair aaa
ehlna turaed turtle duiiag a JOS-anito raoex
Davis, ths meehaaMaa, was reoaared uav
coiumUous while Jerfrl, wbe was at las
wheel, was crashed about the) sags.
PHILLIES AND GIANTS DIVIDE
Home Team Wini Firit Game by
Pounding Mathewion.
51 W T0RK TAKES SECOND EASILY
Visitors Knock Rowaa Off Rabber la
Lees Tkaa Two Iaalags la Seread
Contest Devlla Ordered
Off Field.
PHILADELPHIA, July (.-Phllsdelphla
and New York broke even In a double
heaSer her . today. The horn team won
the flrat game, 4 to 4, by hitting Mathew
on' delivery hard; whlls New York easily
won ths seoond game by knocking Rowan
off the rubber In lesa than two Innings,
Dsvlln was sent off the field In the open
ing contest for disputing a decision. Score:
PHILADELPHIA. KFW TORK.
AB H.O.A.I! ABH O A.B.
Knab. Ik... I 14 1 1 Paver. If... 111
Fa.kart, et.,4 4 I t Derla, lb.... I I I I I
Uibert, la... 1 I I I Unoaaraaa, at I I t
M.bm. If.... I lit 1 Murrar. rf..4 1 t 1
UKlvrua, lb.. 4 1 t Markla, lb... 4 IN I I
Lhr. rf 4 1 I t Prldw.ll. aa. 4 I 1 I t
Tbom.a. rf.. t t t Davlln. tt... 4 111
Doolan, aa...l till M.rara. e ... I 1
Doala. a 4 14 1 tatlaon, a.... 1
Burna. 4 11 M'tbawa's, I I I
BM'kar
Tatala M 14 17 II I aryaa4.ll ..'.I 1 I
rl.tch.r ... 1 1 t t
Total. rt U M U 1
Ran for MeyeraMn seventh.
Batted for Mathewann In ninth.
Eatted for Devore In ninth.
New York 0 1 0 0 0 I n 0 14
Philadelphia 1 0 1 0 2 0 1 0 4
Two-base hits: Devore, Devlin, Knabe,
Mages, Doolan, Brtdwell. Three-base hit:
Myers. Btruck out: By Mathetvson, 1; by
Burns. 2. Time: 1:00. Umpires: Rlgler
and O'Day.
Jjcore. fecond game:
KT TORX. PHILADRIPHIA.
AB H.O.A.I. AB H.O.A C.
Derate, M...I II 0 Knaba, lb. ... I I 1
Peck.r, It... I t tlbr. lb I I 1
Doyle, lb.... 4 III 1 P.kart, vt. i I 1
nodSraaa, ol I 1 1 Lobart, lb... 4 (111
Danlln, ef ., 1 1 1 tll.H, If ... I lit
Murrar, rf., I I I t 1 Mania, lb.. 4 1 - I
Markla lb... I It Thomaa, rf.. 11 1 M
Brl4wall. aa. I 1 1 4 IMelaa, aa... 4 lift
rtotckar. lb. 41 Doom, a 1 t I I I
Marara, a..- I 4 MarMaa, e... 1111
Wllaoo. C....I 14 How.o. S-... t t t I
atartaart, p 4 1 Cbalman. .
Btark. p I t
Total M 11 IT I I H1 mper ra, 1
Bran.tr 14 .. 1 t t t t
total. 14 l It II 4
Batted for Stack In aeventh.
New York 1 1 1 0 0 4 1 0 1-10
Philadelphia 0 10044400-1
Two-base hits: Doyle, Thomas. Doolan.
Three-base hits: Doyle, Murray 12). Struck
out: By Marquard, ; by Rowan, I; by
Stack, I; by Humphreys, i First baas on
balls: Off Marquard, 1; off Rowan, 2; orf
Stack, 4: off Humphreya, 1. Hita: Off
Rowan, 4 In one and one-third Innings; oft
Chalmers, 1 in one-third Innlg; off Stack,
2 I five innings; off Humphreys, 4 In two
Innings. Time: IM. Umpires: O'Day and
Rlgler.
Pirates Win la EUhth.
PITT8BURO. July 5. Pittsburg defeated
St Louis In ths eighth Inning, when with
two men on bases McCarthy hit for a
home run. Bailee pitched good ball and
was taken out of the game after the sixth
Inning, when St. Louis had a chance to
win. In order to use a more competent
batter. The visitors tied ths soore In that
inning. Score:
rrrrBBURa. ' t. uwm.
AB. H.O.A.I. AB H O A .
Oarer, II.... I II Hufglne, lb. I I I 1
Leach, of.... I t I t t Hauaar, aa... 4 lilt
Brrne, lb. .. I t o I t Kill.. It 4 1 I t
Wasner, aa. . I I I I 1 Konetehr, lk 4 t t t t
Hunter, lb.. 4 I It 1 Iran., rf.... I 1 (
McCarthy, lb 4 11 Mowray, lb.. I 1 t" I
kn-llaea, rf.., 4 lit Oakaa, el.,.. 4 lit
glmoa, a 4 14 11 BlUs. 4 14 11
Lelfleld, p.. I 1 t I t Bailee, p I t t t t
Smith 1 t t
TetaM-vst I IT U I 0rer, p.w-.t t t I t
- Molrer ....J tit
TetAla St t M 11 1
Ratted" for Bailee In seventh.
Batted for Oeysr In ninth. -
Pittsburg 2 0441401 -4
Bt. Loul 0 0 4 0 1 1 1 0 0-1
Two-bass hit: Huggins. Three-base hit!
Hunter. Heme run. McCarthy. Sacrifice
hit: Wagner. Sacrifice fly: Leach. Stolen
bases: Carey, Byrne (2), Wagner. Double
plays: Wagner to McCarthy to Hunter (2).
Flret base on balls: Off Leltleld, 1; oft
Bailee. 2: off Oeyer, 1. Hit by pitched ball:
By Leltleld, Mowrey. Struck out: By Lei
field, 2; by Callee, 2; by Oeyer, L Left on
bases: Pittsburg. 6; 8L Louts, T. First
baas on errors. St Louis, a Hlta: Off
Bailee, 4 in six Inninga: off Coyer, 4 In two
innings. Time: 1:00. Umpires: Klem and
Brennan.
Baetoa Pitchers Wild.
BROOKTN, July I. Boston's pitchers
ware wild today and Brooklyn ran away
with the gams, I to a Weaver got into
trouble In the first Inning, forcing in one
run and letting in another by a wild pitch.
Tyler waa little better and was relieved
by Griffin In the third. Rucker kept
Brooklyn out of danger throughout Boor:
BROOKLYN. BOSTON,
ABHOA.B. ABHO.AB.
DaTllaoe, f. I e T t 1 leaeaap, lb. 4 t 1 1 I
Daubart, lb.. 4 I I t t Tanoer, la.. 4 1 I t t
Wheat, II.... 4 I 1 t t Hereoc, ae... I 114
bUBjnel. lb. I I I I t Miller, ft.... t lilt
Cvulaon, rf . I t I 0 6 Iosartoa, It.. I lit
Bim'maa, lb.ll 1 M Kilns, a 4114
mlU, si.... 1 til 1 Kaieer, at... t lit
Berfea, a.... 4 I I 1 t Karlaa, lb. 4 1 I I t
Rocker, 1 t 1 t Weaver? ... t t t
Trier, p 1 t t t
Total It in I lOrlttla. B...-I till
ton Tetal p M J
Brk"yn'"!.""."'.V.'. I 1 S I i I 1 v M
Left on bases: Boston, 6; Brooklyn, T.
Two-bsje hits: Wheat (1). Three-base hit:
Hummel. Horns run: Kalaer. Bacrlfioe
lly: Ingerton. Firat bass on errors:
goaton. 1; Brooklyn, t Stolen basee:
Davidson Daubert. Whsat, Coulson, Smith,
Doubls plays: Bergen to Smith. Sweeney
to Hersog to Tennay. Bases on balls: Off
Weaver, 4; off Tyler, 2; off Rucker, L
Struck out; toy Weaver, 1; by Tyer, 1; by
Griffin, 4; by Rucker. 4. Wild pitch:
Weaver, Griffin, lilts: off Orl f fin, I In
six innings. Timsi 1:46. Umpires; Frary
and Ftnnsran.
ST0RZ TRIUMPHS TAKE TWO
Joaraey ta Rlvertoa, la., aad Tak
the Long Eag of the Ooaat ta
la Doa.ble-Heaaer.
RIVCRTON. Is.. Julv tftrvll T.i.
gram.) The Stora Triumph celebrated
firecracker day by grabbing; a' double
csalou from Rlverton. Score, first game:
TOM TRItlMFHl. RIVBRTON.
AM M O. A. g. AB H.O.A.g.
Hall, lb 4 1111 Wlaa, lb..... 4 1 1 1
Utlm. aa... 4 t 1 4 1 Brre? a 4 I I 1
IXirkee. lb... 4 I I 1 t Crawell, lb.. 4 114
DruraOMr. lb. Ill hlaaw, lb... 4 I 14 t I
Kaatmaa. It.. I I I t t strait,' rf.... 4 Sill
Maehtea, ., I I t t t Hattea, ef... I lilt
OjBrtaa. rf.. I t t t t Meeke, .... I II
rroaet. p t t 1 4 I Lmy, t.,.. I t I I
Total. 4 14 M U 4 Totala 17 "ltiii"i
Stora Triumphs 4 4 0 4 4 4 1 4 1
Rlverton 4 4 0 1 4 4 4 4 I
Two-base hit : Drummy, Welch. Threa-
Daae nit: uuritee. Home runs: Welsh (1),
iTuinmy. enruca out. By Probst, t; by
Smith, I. baas oa balls: Off Binlth, L
Bioit-n oases: uastman, Drummy, hacri
fkc hit: Durkea, Latt, oa basest Stora,
U. Rlvsrton, a
Second game:
TOM TPJrMrHI ' MvntTow.
AB M.O.A B. AB.R O A S.
Hrtl. I 1 1 I Wlaa. lb I ( 1 1
MoLaaa, as.. 4 I t I I ltaoroaa, .. I I 1 4 t
Durkea, p.... 4 I t I t Orvwall, lb.. I till
W.Dra'r, 14 1U t t Maaas. lb... I 111 t t
Wlh. al.... 4 I 1 t tSailta. ef .... I 1 I t t
Keetmas. U.. 4 I 1 a .w, U..., Ill
Haebtaa. a . 4 1 4 I t BwaaaOS, . . I I I t
T fjtm j. Ill I I I ltr.lt. rf... I 1 t t t
rrabat. ri.... I I I I I ataeae. as.... I t 1 1 I
Tetala ST 14 at 11 t Tatala. T tT T 1
Stora Triumphs 1 1 4 4 2 4 4-4
Rlvertoa 4 4 4 4 4 4 4-4
Two-base hits: Smith. Durkea. Three
base hits; Welch Drummy. Home run:
Laatman. Struck outt By Durkee, I; by
an roe a, 1 Bases oa balls: Oft Durkee,
1 off Maarose, 1. Stolen bases: Bsvslmaa,
Left an bases; Stora, 11; Rlvertoa, I.
Altai Date. Pss411laek.
The Advea defeated Panllitaa at Paptillon
Tuesday by the aoore ef I to T. Baksr of
the Aevoa struck out twelve mea aad
allowlag but sis bits. Next Sunday the
Advos play ths Bpaidlngs at Diets park.
Score: , ILH1
Advos A 41I44144-IM1
PaplUloa 1 4 4 1 4 1 1 4 4-4 4 4
Peretstont Aavartuang t the Aoad J Bit
STATE GOLFERS ARE AT PLAY
Kebraika Atioeiation Starts Annual
Tournament Wedneidiy.
J PETERS MAKES LOWEST SCORE
Field Clan oarav, Where Tun,
steal la Betas; Held, Is Declared
la Ba la Faeter Caadltlaa
Tnaa Ever Defere.
The Nebraska State Oolf assoeUtlon
opened It annual tournament Wednesday
morning at T o'clock. One hundred and
two -golfers started In the Initial round of
the play. The low score of the morning
was made by Clarence Peters of ths Omaha
Country club, who made the round In 79.
Peters and Harold Johnson, the two high
school lads, who met for ths championship
of the school Isst month, were ths only
onss who mads the course under the bogey
of S3 Wednesday, Johnson getting 81.
Peters' low qualifying score waa as fol
lows: Outside nine 4 4 8 4 4 4 4 1 S 41
Inside nine 4 4 4 6 1 4 5 1 4-38-71
The oourse of the Field club Is the fastsat
it haa ever been, the old golfers declare.
A rooo drive, or even a drive that Is
dubbed, will roll along the ground tor yards
after the golfers expect It to stop under
ordinary condition Thla accounts for the
high scores In ths qualifying round.
Out-of-town golfers were not preaent In
strong numbera They evidently considered
It too hot to hold a golf tournament,
for but three cam from Fremont, three
from Hastlnga and thrss from Lincoln.
Prof. A. H. Waterhouse, Ross Hammond
and R H. Chappell ware the Fremont rep
resentatlvas; John Rees, A. F. Morey and
8. L. Stlckner the Hastings men; and W.
M. Folaem. Dr. H. W. Orr and L. A.
Rlcketts the Lincoln men. Jim Kgan, the
professional of the Lincoln Country club
and formerly ths head caddy at the Omaho
Field club, accompanied the Lincoln men
to the tourney.
A. W. Clark and George F. Oilmore were
the flrat man to start off In th -tournament.
Clark brought in a score of W and Oil
more managed to get M. Thejr drive-off
was followed steadily by the pair of
golfer until at 11 o'clock tha laat on was
on Ida way.
Boys Make Low Seores.
Wednesday, with Its sweltering heat, was
th youngster' day. Tha lada, unmindful
of th danger of overheating, lit Into the
tournament with full seat and oarrted oft
all the low scores of ths day.
Clarence Peter atarted tha fun. He, a
lad of IT, brought In TO. Blaine Young, the
lad who won th state tournament two
years ago, had another Tl, and Jack
Hughes, one of th Field elub golf men
had 74 to equal ths two Country club
scores. Harold Johnson, tha high school
champ, had 11, but Jerome Magee and F.
H. Oalnes bald up the honor of th veter
an with U apiece.
Tha Morales Scores.
A W. Clark, Happy Hollow.. t
George F. Gllmore, Happy Hollow W
O. F. Wilson, Field olub !
J. S. Weppner, Harpy Hollow V 01
C. S. Montgomery, Field club H
O. W. Shields, Field club
F. L. McCoy. Field club V
Sam W. Reynolds. Field club : hi
King Denmsn, Field club... M
J. W. Hill. Field club 85
E. M. Tracky, Miller park..1 100
J. W. Robbln. Field club .....i l'H
K. W. Stoltenberg. Field club .106
W. A. Challls. Field club 10i
M. C. Peters, Country club i..i.. Kg
Guy Furay, Happy Hollow..., 11
T. W. Austin, Happy Hollow ,. 86
J. B. Porter, Field club 13
Clarence Peters, Country club 71
O. D, Klpllnger, Field club W
A. O. Nichols, Field club 1
E. E. Brando. Field club W
J. Allen, Field club dl
Frank Hale, Happy Hollow 00
Harold Johnson, Field club 81
F. A. Nordstrom, Happy Hollow...., HO
Alfred Bchalek, Field club 104
J. P. Chriatensen, Council Bluffs Rowing
association
A. W. Serlbner, Field elub 101
A J. Groat. Council Bluffa Rowing as- i
soclatlon W
J. W. Tillson, Field club 41
A. Taylor, Miller park M
H. C Townsend. Field club 12
L. A. Rlcketts, Lincoln C. C - 17
J. p. Magee. Country club 81
W. N. Chambers, Field club 83
J. A. Abbott Field olub 13
F. H. Gaines. Country olub 81
J. B. Lindsay, Field olub 71
J W. Redlck, Country club 81
D. L. Dougherty, Field club 8S
Jim Blakeney, Field club l
Kenneth Reed, Happy Hollow 12
K. R. Wilson. Miller park M
George Ross, Happy Holow 8
Al. Cahn. Jr.. Field olub....... 4
D. J. fflbbernaen, Happy Hollow 101
ID. p. Murphy, Field olub
E. J. Hatch, Miller park W
Blaine Young Country club... 74
M. H. LaDouceur, Field club M
R. M. Scott Field elub
W. M. Folson,. Lincoln ft
E. M. Morsman, Country club 85
W. A. Redlck, Country club M
F. P. Hamilton, Country club 8T
At Cahn, Field olub......... M
W. E. Palmatier, Field elub
W. J. Foye. Country club J
Jack Hughes, Field olub.. J
Ouy Liggett, Happy Hollow 1
F. J. Hoel, Field olub
H. B. MorrilL Field club
Natee af th Toeraaseeat.
Tha Field elub provided every comfort
L. A. Rloketts. Lincoln C. C M
ths eighteen holes. Lemonaoa, ginger ale
and ice water could be obtained at several
point along tha course.
Ous Epsnster haa ooms out In the usual
sporty golfing clothes, neat knickerbockers,
with pretty gray stockings. Ha not only
tuallffsd la golf, but waa voted a perfect
snorua girL
At th eighteenth green Ous Epeneter In
sisted that a big awning be erected so that
spectator could see the finish of ths Mst
hole and watoh ths results ooms in. Many
pec la tore were oa th oourse watching th
play.
A popular plaoa Wednesday was the new
undulating green, No. II. It proved a
pusale for many at ths goiters, tha humps
and curvea of Ita treacherous surfaoa neces
sitating more strokes than waa considered
sxaotly right for a putting green. Most of
ths men, however, were able to maks No.
U In four and flva strokes.
Prof. Waterhouse, formerly prtnolpal of
tbs Omaha High school and now head of
the Fremont ecbools, and Ross Hammond,
ths editor of tha Fremont Tribune, star tad
a lively gam.
Th Field elub was overflowed with
eaddles Wednesday, all anxious to "place
themselves" solid for ths tourney. Four
days of thirty-six boles a day looks like
real money for a caddy.
What will be the highest average Qualify
ing ecore la one af the heated questions
wben the players get to tbs "nlnsteenth
hole" the buffet). B. H. Spragus eeeme
to bave hit It whea be stated that an af r
age of it for eighteen holes would make
the owner af the Boors ons of tbs ahosen.
Some ' wayward golf fiend started a
prairie fire on hole No. 17, Wednesday
noon. Frank J. Hoel Insists that his part
ner, Harry M orr ell Is tbs guilty, also reck
less Incendiary. And circumstantial evi
dence haa It that Merrsll started out with
a new brass putter bright enough to collect
and concentrate even the tlnest rays at
Wednesday's scorching sunbeams.
It is hereby opined that svaa aa editor
with all bis imagination concerning ths
strokes and ways at golf, are hot natural
bom players of the lama At least such
Is the eonolusloa, wbea Rosa Hammond
from Fremont baa ths nerve, temerity,
aad so forth U tura la 10T for a qualifying
soore. The cause af oourse Is toe much
bust seas not allowing Rosa a chance to
pr actios.
Joat after 1 o'clock In tha afternoon, m
eUcataen of a 000407 stares began to show
oa the eeorae. by that Unas the kaat of
the toilers af the enernln wars earning
ta. but the saea wba had finished earttas
ta the day aeoamred that BKXAJng sbawt tat
a flood or three laat af aaaw eouid stop
tbasa aad they wwakt sAay ta tha lata.
The aessaaaanis cat stasrna a, "iiagray, it's
gaaag ta tafia,"
BLUES BREAK TIE IN NINTH
11 - "
KaniM City Taiei Frottr Gam 07 Six
to Fire.
BejksssassBBjty
RUN COMES WEIN TWO AIUG OUT
Barbeea Walks, Steele leeaad and
Takes Third Whoa Lewis Fall
ta Cover Bsg .lleaie aa
lad.
KANSAS CITY. July l.lxansas City
won from Milwsukee. I to I. hare today.
The winning run wa soored after two
men were out In th ninth Inning. With
two down. Barbeau walked. He store sec
ond and took third when Lewis failed to
cover the bag and receive Orendorfe
throw. Sullivan then singled to light and
Ha r beau scored. Attar the flrat inning
Marion pitched good ball. Powell weak
ened in the fifth and Milwaukee mad
five score on four blta and an error.
8oore:
KANBAt CITY. MILWAt Kt
AH. H.U. A B.
Barbeau. lb. 4 1 I o tme. If...
Sullivan, cl . I t 1 I Breen, lb...
Love, If 4 It Jonee. lb...
Hratt, rf.... I t 4H.nd.ll, rf.
Howrrnn. lb 4 1 (Barrett, of.
Kakrr. lb....J I I I t Clark, lb...
Doaale. aa... t 1 I 1 Lewie.
J.mon, e 4 t t 4 I Orendnrf, .
Powell, p.... 4 t t t t Marina, p..
ABH.OA.g.
.4111
4 114 1
I 1 I t t
4 i
4 1 1
411
4 4 4 1 1
till
Totale W I It It I Total. 14 1014 1 I
Two out when winning run was snored.
Kansas City 4 0 1 4 0 4 0 0 l-
Milwaukee 0 0 0 0 5 4 0 0 0 ft
Two-bare hits: Lewis. Jones. Randall.
Rreen. Rases on balla: Off Powell
3; off Marlon. 1. Struck out: By Powell,
Hy Marlon, Taker. Left on bases. Kanats
City. I; Milwsukee, 1. Hit by pitched ball:
Baker by Marlon. Left on baieei Kansas
City. 4; Milwaukee, 4. Famed ball: Jamea.
Double !ay: Downle lo Bowerman. Time:
1:45. Umplrea: Chill and Weddlge.
Berger Hits at RUrht Time.
COLUMBUS, O., July 8. Berger. was suc
cessful against Indianapolis batters when
sent In to relieve Doyle In today's fourth
Inning and batted the Columbus club to
the front with a pair of doubles. These hits,
the first of the season for Berger, brought
the last tour runs. Score:
COLUMBIA. . JKtU ANA BOLT
ABHOA.B. ABH.OA.g
O'Rourke, Ik 4 I I I Hofmao. el.,4 1 I t
Hlnchm'n, If 4 4 4 t Woodruff, II. t t t t t
Conialton, rill M Hallman. rl. 4 1 1.1
Down,, lb... 4 114 4 Nouaer. lb... I 1 11 1 4
Fernns. lb.. I It t 0t. lb 4 I I t
M.niins, .. 4 1 Bitter, a.. . I 1111
i l i l
Odwelt, cl... 4 I I t t Wllllama. lk I I t 41
luawig. e... 4111 Mnwe, aa.... 1114
Doyle, p 1 t Bray, 1 I
Berser, p.... I til t Klmtv.ll. p. . 1 I t
"i. MoU'rtky 1 t
Total IT It IT It I
Total. tt T M II I
Batted for Kimball In ninth.
Columbua 14114014 7
Indianapolis 0 1 4 I 4 4 0 1 04
Stolen baaea: Hlnehntan, Odwell, Rltter.
Sacrifice hits: Hlnchman, Congalton, Brady.
Sacrifice fliea: Wllllama (2), Rltter (1). Two
base hits: Berger tl), Odwell, Houser, Oets.
Three-baae hit: Rltter. Bnaes on balls: Off
Doyle. 1; off Berger, 1; orf Brady, 1. Struck
out: By Doyle. 1: by Berger. S: by Kimball.
2. Hits: Off Doyle, 4 In three and one-third
Inning; off Berger, 1 In five and two-third
Inninga; off Brady, I In three and one
third inninga; off Kimball, I In tour and
two-thirds innings. Hit by pitched ball: By
Doyle, Howe. Time: 1:64, Umplrs: Owens.
Loalevllle Baaches Hits.
LOUISVILLE. Ky., July S.-Loulavllle de
feated Toledo today by bunching hits off
Flens and James In th sixth and eighth
Innings. Hlgginbotbam also waa hit hard,
but fast fielding kent tha visitors runs
down. Toledo played poorly In the field.
score:
LOVISVILLB. TOLEDO.
AB.M.O.A.K. AB M O.A.g.
RaMneoa, sa 4 I I I t HUM. cf 4 1 4 1
Howard, lb.. I I 1 1 HI'ekaa'a. lb I I I I t
Flatter. If... I I FhLk. rf I 111
Harden, rf.. I I I 1 Burna, II..., I 1 I t t
Qrl'.h.w, lb. I I I Ho'nk'rat. lb I 1 I 1 t
Steneburr. lb t 11 I t Butler, aa.... I lilt
Bianlar. al..l tit Braakla, lb.. I 1111
Huahaa, I 111 t Carlacb, a... I lilt
Hl bothaai. p I 1 I 1 flaae. p 1111
Jamea, p.... 114 4 1
Totals M U 17 IT I
Tetala II 11 14 1 I
Louisville 4 0010101 4
Toledo 1 1 0 0 4 0 4 0 14
Stolen baaes: Htnehmsn. Butler, Two-baa
hits: Howard (2), Hughes, Three-base hltst
Hohnhorst. Sacrifice hlta. Cariaoh, Butler,
Bronkle. Stanabury. Stanley, Hlgginbotbam.
Sacrifice files: Hughes, Hlene. Hlu: Off
Flene, 4 In six Innings; off Jamea, I In
two Innings. Struok out: By Hlgginbotbam,
1; by Flene, I. Bases oa balls: Off Hlggln-
c
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Fight With Curran
Champion and London Mn Will
Meet in Finish Battle in Dub
lin Soon.
CHICAOO. July s-Jach Johnion. heavy
weight champion, has signed articles to
fight Patrick Curran of London to a finish
In Dublin, according to a dispatch from
London. The date will be decided on today.
HIGGINS' HOPEFULS COMING
Dee Meraee Acgrecetloa Btarts Thrs.
'Game Berlee Tharaday at
Henrke Park.
John Hlggins' Hopefuls from Dps Mnlnea
will come to Omaha Thursday morning an.1
will clash with the Rourkes In the flrat of
a three-game series In ths afternoon. Thl
1 the second time that the Des Molnri
bunoh haa corns to this city. Ths last time
tha Rourkes took three stralsht from
them, but from the wsy the Hoprfuls hav
been going the last two weeks the stunt
will probably not be duplicated. Followlnn
Dcs Moines Sioux City will ooms for three
games. The lineup for Thursday's game
will be:
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NlFhoff
Pick
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Tomaeon
Williams
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Rhodes
Mad
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Korea
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