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DES MOINES TAKES LONG ONE
Eleren-Inning: Struggle Ooe Finally
to the Hopeful from Iowa.
VICTORY" 13 HARD EARHXD
Talaas I.oak Afcaat Even I Bill T.ttvt
hr JHebaff Allewe Hla;laa '
Mea the Ott Raa
Neeted.
For eleven innings Omaha rnni Ds
Koine battled for tha flrtit ram of the
eerie yeaterday afternoon, and tha de
aertere from tha Iowa town took tha long
and of a I to t arora In that Inning, by an
error by Nlehoff, followed by a triple by
Korea. Cook worked on tha mound for tha
Rourkes, while Bent did tha hurling for
tha Hopeful.
Both pltchera were In fine mettle and put
tip a clever exhibition of pitching. For tha
first eight Innings but two hita had been
made off Cook, but In the ninth ha waa
found for two mora, which gave Dee
Mofnea the needed run to deadlock tha
core. Bens, who has pitched Dea Moines
to the only victories the team has tasted
this season from tha Rourke. kept his few
tilts well scattered and they came but one
at a time with one exception. Cook proved
a big help with the willow and clouted out
two hits in four time at; bat.
Despite the fact that each team made
five errors the game waa faat and Inter
esting. Startling aa well as sensational
Jtlays were pulled off with lightning-like
rapidity. Bchoonover played a consistent
earns In left and speared five fliers, two
cf which were dlfftoult. , Kneavea played
like a vet at short and his work was a rev
latlon to tha funs. Nlehoff was the only
Rourke player who wsa not up to snuff.
He had but five chance and of three of
these ha made bobbles. Arbogaat did not
have a base stolen on htm while tha
Rourkee pilfered three. For Daa Moines,
Korea was the big noise. His three-bagger
In tha eleventh Inning put Omaha out of
tha running. Ha made three of the Dee
Moines hits.
'.' Clark Oasaa to Do I'mplrtn.
' George Clark cam with the Da &fotnaa
bunch from St. Joseph to taka McKm'i
place aa umpire, MoKe having gone to
St. Joseph. Hla decisions were questioned.
The game, although going two Inning
beyond the usual nine, lasted but, two
hours.
Tha games which are now being played
her have been transferred her because of
tha poor 'attendance at Des Moines and
from appearances yesterday It seemed that
the eDa Moines fans had been transferred
here also. Tha entire west wing of the
grandstand held a . large crowd of rooters,
all yelling for the Hopefuls, and a lively
noise waa kept going at all times, and it
waa equally as lou4 aa that aent up by the
Rourke fana In tha bleacher and tha east
wing of the stands.
Pick opened the gam for tha Rourke
with a clan single to center. Ha atole sec
ond and took third on aa error by Colltgan,
who made a por catch of Vlatewski'a throw
to catch Pick at second. Dwyer fumbled
tohoonovra liner to flrat and Pick scored.
la the second Dea Moines tied op. Ander
son got to second on IPoke por threw to
catch him at first. Graham followed with
single to right and Anderson scored.
Omaha earn back !h It half of th sec-
and and again took tha lead, when Wil
liams singled t9 center, atole second waa
sacrificed to third by Vneaves and scored
when Matttcka dropped Arbogaat'a high fly.
In th ninth Matticka singled to center,
took third on a hit by Kores to left and
cored on Anderson's a orifice. Colllgan rot
to first In th eleventh on a error by Nle
hoff, waa sacrificed to second by Mattloks
and scored on Kores' triple t left. Score:
OMAHA.
. AB. R.
Pick, Sb f 1
H. O. A. E. .
I 0 4 1
" II
0 6 0 0
IIS
II
4 .33 16 6
H. O. A. B.
10 0
Oil
110 1
14 1 1
1 I 5 I
11 1 0
0 4 11
0 0 4 0
"I 5 11
Kane, lb
rrhomason, cf 6
Bchoonover, If a
Nlnhoff. 3b I
0
Williams, rf.
4
Xneaves, sa..
Arbogaat, c.
Cook, p ,.
Totals...?.
... 1
... 4
... 4
...39 I
' DES MOINES.
AB. R.
Curtla. If
Colllgan, ss....
Matticka. lb...
Iwyer, lb
6
.. 4
.. 4
.. S
i
4
Anderson, rf. ...
uranam, 3D
Ulatowskl, c.v,.
Sens, p
Totals...
.... 4
Kane out for bunting on third strike.
Omaha t
Runs : ,. 1 1000000001
H1U I '1,0 1 001010-4
Des Moines- "' ,
Runs ii 9- It ft 0 M 1-1
silts ., (II 01000010 1-6
Three-base hltv Korea. Passed ball:
Vlatowskl. First base on balls: Off Cook.
1; off Hem, 1. istruck out: Ky Cook. ;
bv Hens. 6. Saortflc hits: Kneaves (2),
Anderson. Stolen bases: Pick, Ksne. Wil
liams. Hits: Ott Cook. 6: off Kens, ' 8.
Left on bases: Omaha. T: Des Molnea, 8.
Time: 2:U3. Umplr: Clark.
CRl'TCHBH BAFFLES THE SIOUX
Bt. Joseph Defeats Champion by Seor
of Sis to Oh.
ST. JOSEPH, July 12. Crutcher allowed
oniy six scattereo nits ana oc joeepn iook
the first game fnu rlloux City, t to 1.
Kaae waa fairly effective, but errors be
hind him enabled St. Joseph to pile up
alx runs. Boor; -
SIOUX CITY.', t
AU. R, H.
o.
Andreas. 2b. ...
bum. lb ,
Breen. If
ltartman, ss. . .
T. llelily. Sb. .,
f. Miller, rfc:
Holmes, cf......
Xawson. c
Barber, rf.
Sage, p
10 0
a
Totals
....n 1
8T.
JOSEPH.
AU. R. H
O,
u
A.
Kelly, rf ..
Powell. If. ...
B. Rellly, 2b.
Zwllllng. cf.
Borton, lb. .
Kems, c. ...
Meinke, ss. .
Uoesett, SU. .
Crutcber, p. .
.... 4 V - 1
. 1 .
Total .2 4 I 27 18
Sioux City .,..0 0 1 0 0 0 0 h-1
BU Joseph 0 080S100 t
Stolen bases. Gosnett. Crutcher. Andreas
Sacrifice hits;. T. Kellly, Sg. Double
plays; Crutcher to . Rellly to Goesett;
Itollly to Meinke to Borton: Meinke to
Borton; Melnae to Rellly to Borton; Rellly
to Andreas to Stem. Struck out: By
Crutcher. ; by Sane. 6. First base on
bail: Off Crutcher. 1; off Bane, 4. Wild
pitcn: crutcher. Ln on base: St,
Joseph. 1: Sioux City, 3. Umpire; McKee.
ANTKLOPES WALLOP Pt'EBLO TEAM
TUtter Tak I.Utlcaa Gaisi by Elsht
- to Thr. ;
PUEBIX). July 11 Lincoln tlfearf Pi
tlo to the first gam of th series bv the
cor of S to L Th game waa played la a
bikui aoa tit limiwea. Scor;
LINCOLN.
AU. R. H. O. A. K
61110
..4 1 10 0
.. 0 0.4 1
.. 4 1 .
-.6 1 ! 13 0
-41144
Cole, cf
Cobb. rf. ,
bundoo. lb. ...
HoOurmU k. If.
Thomaa, la.
Standing of Teams
WEST. LEAOUlu. - NATL LEAOUR
W.LPrt.l W.KFct.
Denver 49 r .?S Chlraro ."
Lincoln 16 1 .Ro? Philadelphia 31 .f7
Pueblo 44 81 .f.7 New York.... 1 .7
St. Joseph.. . 46 M .(7'W Pittsburg ....4.1 S2 .57 J
Sioux City.. .4 17 .61;fH. Iuls 4 S3 .673
Omaha 3S 40 .4R7fC'lnclnnatl ...S2 41 .4.T2
Topek a an 41 ..W Brooklyn ....29 47 .Vt
Des Molnea.. 1 on .24l Boeton 18 67 .140
AMER. A8S N, AMER. LKAOUE.
W.UPrt I W.UPtt.
Columbus ..1 m .IWV Detroit M 14
Kane Clty.46 39 .6. Philadelphia 4 27 .44
i inneapous 43 41 .eia New York. ..41 j:
Milwaukee .42 4-1 .4fl Chicago 40 K .633
Ht. Paul 41 44 .4!M Boston 40 SS .6U
Ixulsvllle ..41 44 .4S2 Cleveland ... 41 .475
Toledo 41 46 .477i Washington 77 61 Ht
Indianapolis 3 48 ,442:flt. IuTs 20 M .264
NKB. LEAOI'E. MINK LKAOUE.
W.UPct.l W.L.Pct.
Fremont ....S3 24 .579 Shenandoah J7 21 .M2
superior ....S3 14 79Aubum 27 21 .Ml
Grand Isl'd.M 26 .K! Kails CHtr.. 2i 21 .663
Seward 2 28 .6Ki Clarlnda ....23 2 .46
Mrtstlnira ...SS 2 .4021 Humboldt ...21 27 .4
Kearney ....27 30 .474! Nab. City.. 20 2s .411
Columbus ...24 H3 .441
Tork 20 36 .34 .
Yesterday a Resalt.
WESTERN LKAGUaV.fi
Omaha, 2; Dea Molnea. S.
Sioux City, 1; Ht. Joaeph, t:
Ienver, 1; Topeka, 7.
Lincoln, ; Pueblo, I.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
tt. Louis, 13-4J; Boston,
Chicago, 4; Brooklyn, i.
Pittsburg, 1; New York, 4.
Cincinnati. 8; PhlladelDhla, 4.
AMERICAN LEAGUE!
Boston. 1-1; Chicago, 1-2.
New York, 12; St. Louie, 1
Philadelphia, ; Detroit. .
Washington. 1; Cleveland, 4.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Milwaukee. 4; Minneapolis, 6.
Kansas City. T; Bt. Paul, (.
Columbus, 4; Louisville, 1. Ten Innings.
Indianapolis. ; Toledo, t
NEBRASKA STATB I.RAGtTK.
Columbus. 1; Grand Island, t.
Fremont, 7; Kearney, I.
Superior, (; Seward, 4.
Hastings, 1; Tork, t.
, MINK LBAOUB. . '
Auburn. 4; Humboldt. .
Falls City, 1; Clarlnda, 1
Nebraska City. I; Shenandoah, t.
Games Twdar,
Western League De Molne at Omaha,
Sioux city at St. Joseph. Denver at To
peka, Lincoln at Pueblo.
National League Ht. Loul at Boeton,
Chicago at Brooklyn. Pittsburg at New
York, Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
American Learue Boston at Chicago,
New York at St. Louis, Philadelphia at
Detroit, Washington at Cleveland,
American Association St. Paul at Mil
waukee, Minneapolis at Kansas City. Col
umbus at Louisville, Indianapolis at To
ledo. .
Nebraska fttate T ri i, '
Orand Island, Fremont at Kearney, 6u-
Hnur ai pewara, Hastings at Tork.
Mink League Clarlnda at Shenandoah.
Humboldt at Nebraska fit v. Fall, r'ltv .(
Auburn. t
Cockman, Sb 1 3 I j ' 4
riraiton, e 2 10 11
Knapp, p 6 0 10B
Totala 3S I 14 27 U
PUEBIX.
AB. R. H.
A.
1
0
2
0
0
0
' 2
Mlddleton, cf. 1 9 11
Icbell, lb 1 0 0 1
Berger, ss 3 0 0 -8
Iiclden, If S 0 0 S
Hughes, lb.-Sb 4 O i l
Davis, rf 4 0 1 0
Claire, 3b. -cf. 8 0 0 4
Schmidt, 2b.-3b S t I I
Shaw, c xl 1 0 1
Durham, p 1 4 0,0
Jsrnlgan, p ... 1 10
Ellis, p. 0 0 0.0
Koerner 1 0 0 0
Totals ........90 S 17 12 2
Batted for Ellis In ninth. ....... . .
Lincoln 0 .0 O S 0 1 0 4 0-1
Pueblo tfOOOSOOOO-S
Two-base hit: . Cockmsn.. ' Double nlavi
Knapp. Gagnler and Thomas. Left on
hoses; Lincoln, 13; Pueblo. 6. Hit by pitched
ball: By Knapp, 3. St critic hits: Dundon,
Cole, Stratton. Cockman, Belden, Passed
balls: ' Stratton, Shaw. Struck out: By
Kills. 1; by Knapp. L Bases on baUs. Off
Durham. 1; off Jarnlgan, 4; off Ellis, 1;
off.. Knapp, I. Tlma: 1:66. Umpires:
laskell and Jackson.
DEJTKH COMPLETELY OUTPLAYED
Tpeka Take Game by Sr of
Sevai to Ost,
TOPEKA. July 12. Topeka got four hits.
wo of them doubles, off Olmstead in the
first inning and got enough runs to win.
fugate kept Denver's hits well scattered
except In th sixth. Score:; ,
TOPEKA.
AB. R. VI O.
I. E.
1 0
0 0
0 0
1 : 0
1 0
0 . 0
1' 4
9
41
Hafford, lb 4 11 1
King, cf. 4 0 0 4
tieecher. rf 110 0
Edmlston. ss 4 ' I .1 1
Whitney, lb. I V 1 1 13
Chapman, If 4.00 S
Krena. lb S 1 1 1
Criap, c 10 0 1
rugate, p. 1 0, . 1 :
Totala
29 T
27 16
DENVER.
AB
R. H. O. A. K.
Lloyd. 2b
4
o 1 e s .
Gllmore, If. ...
Cnesldy, rf. ...
I
1
0
0
u
Beall. cf
vlutllln. Sb. ...
Lindsay, lb. ..
Coffey, ss
1
I
Frambes, c ..
Olmstead. p. .
0-0
1 1'
Kenworthy, p.
Totals
35 1
S 1 0 0
0 0 0 9
24
0 S 0
0 t 0
17 S
0 7
0 0-1
Topeka ...
Denver
Two-bas hits: Whitney. Edmlston, Krep.
Uoll KaorlMoa, kit- WhltneV. HltS:
Off Olmstead. 4 In . one Inning: off Ken-
worthy. S In eeven inning, vase on oaus:
Off Kenworthy. t 8truck out; By Ken
worthy. I. Passed balla:-CrtP, Frambee.
1'mplre: Morgan.
Shenandoah Ties with
Auburn for First Place
Two Cities in Mink Lea-ue Have
ren Honors for leading
Position.
CLARINOA. July It (Special Telegram.)
Falls City won today, slaughtering, th
rq..rf. . vl.l., Iunra . R.M.E.
1.1.1 u n , n .. . . . - ,
Falls Ctty llOtlOl 0-18 13 4
Clarlnda 0000 10 00 8-1 i
Batteries: Falls City. Finch and Black;
Clarin. Mosacr and Harmony,' umpir.;
Krstuberg.
iwnirnN Nt.. Julv It. Oneola! Tele
gram.) Auburn took a hard fought game
tMlay from Humboldt. Score: . R.H.B.J
Auburn 0 00I001OO-41I 1
Humboldt 10001 s .
Batterte: Aubum. Charlesworth and
MuuKer; Humboldt. J ansa and ptet. TJm-
plre: ftaa ' ,
8HRNANDOAH, la. July' 12. 4Specll 1
Telenrara.) Kleven Innings -were needed to
day before Shenandoah could win. . H'or. i
R.I1 E 1
Shenandoah 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 1-8 I
Nebraska Cltv 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 01 11 4
Batterlea: Shenandoah, Buran and Cas
tle; Nebraska City, Heya and Ptnkerton.
Umpire: Klssan. ;
flraad Island Player Pay Flat.
ORAN11 ISLAND. July 11 Speclal
Publlratlon of the report that some of the
Grand Island player had nartlelnated In
stats leuxua game and not paid their
fine, baa been followed by th dtacovary
that the fines had not been reixirtrd to
headquarters by tha umpire. In the tisTo'
time, which led to erroneous report. Tne
two plnyers In ouemion were MeKlbV-n
and Jokerst. and thev Immediately )et
about to establish that their fine had
Been promptly paid.
Itealrteo Wlu Bt Daaats.
BEATRICE. Neb. July 12. (Special-
Th North wast era Bualne ml lege ball
team of tola city yesterday defaauid the
Dubois nine at fmbot by th score of U
t ft. Batterte: Ueatnce, WUla and
Dubois. Ajrara aud UaodaiL
Official American League Batting Averages to July 5,
Game A B. Runs. Hits.
"W 41 447 7M
71 244fi 41-1 TH
87 f5. 177 7
70 2.U3 131 tHO
Philadelphia ...
Detroit ,
Chicago
Boston ,
Player. Club. Games. A B. Runs, Hits. SB. IB. H.R. Pet.
Cbb, Detroit 71 Sx 74 127 21 13 6 .44t
Whit. Chicago 18 33 7 14 1 0 0 . 424
Rowan. St. Louis...... 18 7 26 1 1 .!
Jackeon, Cleveland ... 71 277 82 18 28 10 4 .3M
Collins. Phlladplphla.. 83 234 47 8 11 7 I .W0
Mclnnea. Philadelphia 65 m 44 72 III .373
1-aJote. Cleveland 27 88 14 S3 4 0 1 .373
E. Walker, Wash'ton. 1 6 11 1 37
Gainer, Detroit 28 M . U S3 I S 1 .37
Caldwell, New Tork.. SO 41 4 18 1 0 0 3ft
Speaker, Boston 60 22 40 74 18 4 I .)
Crawford, Iwstrolt .... 71 171 66 M MIS .31
Mclntyr, Chicago M. 88 SS3 68 M 11 6 1
Baker, Philadelphia.. 70 2S2 64 11 23 S f .X
Lapp. Philadelphia .. V 70 15 25 Sit .557
Easterly, Cleveland ..69 192 23 88 16 4 0 .364
Wlllett. Detroit 17 84 t 12 SSI .33
Mtillln. Detroit 18 61 1 18 4 I 0 JTS
Murphy, Philadelphia 86 2.19 61 84 II 6 6 J61
Bender, Philadelphia.! 15 23 I I 0 0 0 .H
Chase, New York 61 1! 23 88 It S . 1 ,37
Callahan, Chicago ... 68 38 70 . S - I 840
Cree. New York 80 208 44 0 15 13 0
Delahanty, Detroit ... 6 264 88 88 14 .7.1 ,3
Hartsel. Philadelphia 14 21 6 7 1 0 Of .313
Myers, Bost. At St. L. It .63 7 21 . I 0 0 .333
Lord. Chicago 83 48 68 82 8 1 1 .m
Hooper, Boston 70 273 68 80 IS 4 I .3.11
Pchaefer, Washington 64 W7 29 58 1 4 0 .320
Dougherty Chicago... 48 !? 25 49 0 4 0 .323
Ird, Philadelphia.... 64 2.14 41 75 14 I S .321
Rail. Cleveland 118 16 47 6 1 0 .817
Lewla. Boston 70 259 30 82 11 S I .317
Hark nee. Cleveland.. 11 1 1 1 0 0 .318
Brockott, New York.. 13 36 4 11 1 0 - 0 .816
Criss. Bt. Loul 13 61 7 18 SIS .314
Wolter. New York.... 68 230 44 89 I S .314
Milan. Washington ... 71 29 64 90 111 .111
Livingston, Phlla 11 29 6 9 SO .810
Smith Cleveland 85 100 S 10 1 .810
Drake, Detroit II 94 17 29 ' I S
Flucerald, New Tork 12 28 8 1 . 0 0 .
Lange. Chicago 19 33 8 10 4 I 0 .308
Gardner. New Tork... 48 19 18 51 7 1 .M
Olson. Cleveland 88 13 62 79 11 t 1 .WH
Covington. Detroit ...10 20 8 8' 0 0 0 .800
Thomas. Philadelphia. 61 . 150 45 7 S 6 .3"0
Hartzell, New York... 81 241 " 30 72 1 9 .PO
LwllveJt Washington.. 64 1S8 25 68 13 8 0 .28
Bodle. Chicago 68 ?18 85 86 1 3 7 I .28
Elberfeld. Washlngt'n SO 20.1 28 AO 16 S 0 .2
Knight. New York.... 68 W 5 80 . S 6 1 .2M
Nunamaker. Boston .. 44 130 8 88 I ' U J Jl
F'nalo. Boston 88 218 27 8 6 1 1 .20
Yerkes. Boston 6.1 228 83 , OS 13 0 1 ' .Z
Stephens. St. Loula.... 22 83 6, 18 8 1 0 ,28
Gardner, Boston 00 121 36 88 t I S .25
Collin, Chicago 61 195 68 11 4 .23
Rlrminghnm. Olevel'd 68 1 17 66 T 0 0 .2x2
Gessler, Washington.. 66 193 2 . 64 I 6 S .fl
Purtell, Boston 19 61 - 4 17 4 S 0 .170
Coombs, Philadelphia. 28 81 18 II 1 0 0 .270 .
Meloan, Chi. A Bt. L. 42 158 35 44 , 8 I S .278 ,
La Port. St. Louis... 81 249 31 89 14 6 0 ' .177
Graney. Cleveland .... 78 2S 47 78 14 1 1 .277
Oldrlng, Philadelphia. 61 215 ' 39 69 6 .1 . I .274
Daniel, New York... 442374481 8S1V ,.273
Barry. Philadelphia ..48 1 SI 48 4 1 .r
Jones. Detroit 55 184 . SS 4 60 - 4 0 0 M7S
IJndsay, Cleveland .. 13 52 5 14 S 0 .V9
Krapp, Cleveland .... 16 28 8 7 1 0 0 .29
Ptrunk. Philadelphia . 41 141 28 88 1 ' 1 .29
Austin, (St. Loula 68 263 38 87 9 6 1 .25
Waaner, Boston 40 J 21 19 32 6 1 ' 2M '
Bush. Detroit ,71 Ml 88 69 8 1 0 .24
Hojran, Phlla. St. L. M 171 45 T " S 1," .2"1
Ptsnaite. Ietroit 69 242 25 , 83 6 4 S .250
MeBr'de, Washington. 72 MR 20 89 7 1 0 .20
Stovall. Cleveland 75 193 29 76 W S O .tf.9
Hemphill. New York.. 10 43 7 11 0 0 .365
FREMONT YiNS IN TWELFTH
Kearney Loses to Leaden on Error
Made by Foster.
GHAT'S HOMES TIES THE SCORE
Grand , Istaad Captmres Cestctt f rem
Colamhaa, Three to One Saperlor
Wins 9I to Pear, frwm Saw.
. ,. r. jr AfteR IUit, -
KEARNEY. Neb.. July 12.-Specla( Tele
gram.) It took Fremont twelv innings to
win a sensational gam of ball from Kear
ney today. Thompson mad hla second
run, with bases full, in th second. H.
Gray made a bom run In th ninth, tying
th score. Th wlnnln- seer waa mad in
th twelfth on an error. Seor:
FREMONT. KBAHXVT.
AB. H.O.A.B.
AB H.O.A.n
Rndu, lb. 4 I t
Fnllea. lb... I 6 11
V Onr. .. I t 6
8 1 Dawnev. . 1 1 1
tUUH, St..
Bokner, rf.
Xff, e...,.
Turpla, If..
Mil fMl, lb... I t 9 I
sit; jmt, n;...i 1 s
4 1119 Black. It.?... 6 4 4 4 9
6 114 9 O.lr. lb I III t
(Itil IWer. Ik... 4 S 4 1
rpr. n.
Thmp-B. ss 6 8 t I Mic'kurta, I 4 1
wubob, p...i 1 e u. uran, o. I 1 8 0 s
0rry. m I s s S s
TeUls.,
...a U It 11 I Trimble, ... 8 9 9 4
Totals. 48 6 II 16 1
Kearney I 0002uu010o 0-6
Fremont 0 1600000000 17
Lamed runs: Kearney, 4: Fremont, 6.
First base on balls: Off Garry, I; off
Trimble, 6; off Watson, 3. Left on bases:
Kearney, 6; Fremont, 10. Two-base hits:
Iowney (2), Pagles. Homo runs: Thomp
son (3), Gray. Struck out: By Trlmbl. S;
by Watson. 6. Doubl .play: Paries to
Downey to Clair. Hit by pitched ball: By
Trimble, 1. Time: 2.40. Umplr: Garnett
Yark Gathers la Closa a.
YORK. Neb.. July 11 ISneclal Talarram.l
York took today' gam, from Hasting by
a score of 2 to 1. It wa a pitcher' battle.
wun Fentress pulling down the honors,
lie held Hastings to three hits, while York
got five off Sindelar. Hasting scored on
a fluke in tha sixth. With Watson on third
Fentress let the ball slip from his hand
as he began his delivery. In the eighth
nenmssey walked, took second on Slnde
lar'a bad throw to first and scored when
Harm, punned one over the fence for a bom
run. Score: ,
YORK. HASTINGS.
AB.H.O.A B. AB. H.O.A.B.
rf....l 1 1 IWmlnon. lb . 4 111
Rmltk, lb... . I 4 t rnua, . I I 1 4
HnotHr. 1(1 1 t 9 Braaler, of.. 4 t I t
Ham, of.... 4 I 1" KU, lb 11
Ptrno. Jb.... 4 1 II 1 4 fooko. lb.... 4 I 1
Derllnt, Mk. 4 t 1 O'Brtoa, if.. 4-0
ty. u 4 I 4 1 Doon.11.7. U t I
UoppU, 0 ... I t I I Co. I 14 1
tnurw, p.. 1 1 1 gineelar, .. 4 6 1
Totala..
Hasungs
York ....
,. I It 14 I Totals N 1 14 II I
00v0100 0-l
10000001
Horn run: Harm. Earned run. Tork, t.
Base on balls: Off Fentress, I; off Slnde
lar, S. Struck out: By Fentress, 6; by Sin
delar, 6. Left on bases: Hastings, 6; Tork,
8. Hit by pitched ball: Kats (2), Smith,
Fentresa Umpire: Edward. .
Graaa Island Wla la Blatb.
GRAND ISLAND. Neb., July 12. (Spe
cial Telegram.) Both Oreen and Kiaaell
pitched good ball. The locals scored their
winning runs in the sixth on a walk, a
sacrifice, a two-sacker and an error. There
were no earned runs. Score:
GRAND ISLAND.
COUIMBPS.
AB. H.O.A.B.
AB.H.O.A. B.
Cook, cf I I t I kUlioll, rf . . 4
imlth. M....4 til 1 B. Brews, lb 4
McKlbboa. If I 11 Grh.a. Ik. . 4
1 1
I
I 1
1 1
HUtr, rf.. I 1 1 t B. Brows, M 4
Hr(ii, lb. ..4 t W''b'(r, of 4
Arotrans. Ik I I IT Lwok. If.... I
I
Buchanan, 4 I 4 11 Corkwtt, l.i I 111
Ward. lb.... I 114 Asnew. ....! 4
Orooa. I I 1 Klaooll. .... 41
TaUU 17 I IT IT I Totals M I M U 1
Columbus 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0-1
Grand island 1 0000100 -)
Two-base hits. McKlbbea, Welsenberger,
B. Brown, Armstrong, Ward. Three-base
hit: Melxll. First on balls: Off Klssell, I;
off Oreen, 1 Struck out: By Kisscll, 4; by
Oreen, I. Double plays: B. Brown to Cor
bett. Hit by pitched ball: Cook. Umpire:
McDarmott.
faperter Haa SHarht Scar.
SBWARD, Neb.. July 11 (Special Tele
gram.) Superior defeated Seward today,
i to 4, In a alow game. Superior had
Seward shut out up to the last half of the
ninth, when Reward got five bits and four
runs. It looked for awhile aa If Seward
would win. 8 core:
lUPBKllia. IBWARn.
AB.it. O A B AB H.O.A.B.
Allan. cf....l I I I 1 Stanley, ss.. I I I I I
ttlcbael. es. .611 ( o!,. rt... 4 1 t
t i. n it Noft. lb 4 t 4
Mi lr wall, tbi III H.ary. of I 1 I
Stxlluaa, l. 1 I I I I Roblaaoa. II. 4 I I
r B'ke'lla. If 4 I railed. Ik... I I I V
Li B aa It. lb 4 Laraa. lb.... 4 U
Ira,b. !. 4 14 1 ailr. lilt
taaaaa. 4 11 I Bin 1. ,...4 11
Total!. K 11 IT I Totals. II ft U I
UKiiael out for bunting third strike.
Suixrior 1100001 S
Vard 044
Three-bas bits: McDowell. Slrvena.
Two-base hit: RoMnaon. First baa on
Oft Hsnsiam, S, miS aUsrcna, i. WIXA
. CLUB BATTING.
2R.
122
! '
f
100
SR. H R. Pet.
4K 24 .
" 47 IS .
i .2sa
Cleveland ..
New York...
Washington
Bt. Louis....
INDIVIDUAL BATTING.
Vlayar. Club. Game.
OliKKS. Cleveland .... 22
Tannehill, Chicago .. HI
Sullivan. Chicago 48
Vallaoe. St Ixuls.... 81
Roach, New York. IS
C. Walkor, Wash'ton. Si
Wood. Boston 24
Zelder, Chicago S3
Johnson, New York... 89
Moriarlty, Detroit ... 71
Atnsmlth, Washlngt'n 30
Wtihams. Boston 64
Schweitser, St. Loula. 18
Plank, Philadelphia.... So
Carrlgan. Boston 28
Turner, Cleveland .... 44
Henry, Washington .. 46
Payne, Chicago 31
Powell, St. Louis 19
Hughes. Washington.. 18
. Shotton, St. Louis.... 68
Sweeney. New York.. 44
O'Leary. Detroit 38
.Olmstead, Chicago ... 17
Blandlng, Cleveland... 16
Lake, St. Louis 1
Ford. New York 36
Conroy, Washington.. 46
Vaus-hn, New York... 10
Hslllnan. St. Loula.. 17
Orerg, Cleveland 19
Clarke, St. Loula. 1.... 49
MeConnell, Chicago .. 21
Fleher. Cleveland ..... 26
Hoffman. St. Loula... 24
Collin. Boston 14
Soott, Chicago 15
Davis. Philadelphia .. 49
Johnson, Washington. 17
Thony, Boston 15
Derrick, Philadelphia. 16
Gray, Washington ... 17
Newnan, Bt Joul.... 20
Krause. Philadelphia. 14
Morgan, Philadelphia. 17 '
Walsh. Chicago 29
Black. St. Louis 10
Plalr. New York 40
Murray, St. Ixuia...M 11
Lively, Detroit 15
Street, Washington.... 80
Corhan. Chicago ...... 29
Karger. Boeton 18
Somerlot, Wash'ton... 11
Shaller, Detroit 28
Cunningham, Wash... 6t
Pape, Boston 10
Hall. Boston 22
Sherry. Washington... 10
Rlggert. Boston , 18
Works, Detroit 18
Ness. Detroit 12
Miller, Washington.... 21
Clcotte, Boston 18
Qutnn, New York 19
Lafltte. Detroit ....... 13
Fisher, New York 13
Lather. Detroit 13
l,and. Cleveland 35
Groom, Washington.. 20
West, Cleveland 13
Pertv, St. Louis 17 '
Warhop. New York... 16
Hamilton, St. Louis... 16
Knaupp, Cleveland ... 13
Mitchell. Cleveland ... 18
Baker, Chicago ..11
Mitchell. St. Louis.... S
Otay, Washington .... 12
pitch: Stevens, Hanson- Pouble plays:
Stanley to Neff to Lucaa, McDowell to D.
Borkewlts. Struck out: . By Hanson, 3;
by Ht evens, 1 Time: 1:45. Umpire. Held.
Five Automobiles', :
Arrive at Tecumseh
Bnsineu - Men Give Cordial Welcome
to Party . Making: Endurance , ,
Eunn Nebraska,.
"'tTCUMWCH,83 Neb.. July " lA'-HBpctai
Telegram.) Fly, of the, eleven automo
bile In th endurance test run of the
Omaha Rubber oompany reached this
city this afternoon alightly behind sched
ule. Tha remaining alx cars were re
ported out of commission between Hum
bldt and thla city.' One car waa delayed
after th five left. here. The Tecumseh
military band pUtyed as th party en
tered town, and th business men rave
th party a cordial welcome.
0..H.IJ H .. ...fhmlUllta.
Rod Hit Barn Hard. -
PHILADELPHIA. July 12-Clnclnnatl hit
Burn hard today, and, by knocking him
off the rubber in four innings, won the
game, 4 to 4. Luderua' home run drive
waa one of th longest ever aeen at the
park. Umpire Finneran, who was assaulted
bv Outfielder Magee last Monday, waa
abl to officiate today on the bases. Score:
CINCINNATI. PHILADELPHIA.
AB. H.O.A.B. AB H.O.A.B
Bcecher, tt.,4 I Kim be, lb... I I 4 1
Batoa, of 41 4 Pulort, of.. 1110
nowitMi, is 1 9 14 e v utm, bo... 4 4
MltcMll, rf.. I f 4
Downer. .. 4 11
a woiHi, 11....
-Uiiurua, lb.. 4 1
4 Thosus, rf . , I
6 Paalaa, OS... 4
1 koiu. 1
Grant, Ik.... II
Ecu. Jk 4 14
MeUu, ... 4 I A
mms, 4 t 4
1 Bum, ...., 1
Burn, p....
tetals.... It It I. Bonbo. p....
A 9
I
1
1
1
, , A .. nroalol
Tltua
0
' ' Lbr
Twtall 14 1 IT 14
'Batted for Burn In the fourth.
Batted for Moran in th nlnAh.
'Batted for Beeba in th ninth.
Cincinnati ...'...1..-. 3300006
PhlladelphU 1 0 1 0 0 I S 4
Two-bas hit: Bencher, TOgan. Three
base hit: . Lobert ' Home run: Luderua.
Sacrifice fly: Hoblllsel. Stolen bases:
Bencher, HoblltseJ. Struck out: By Sugg.
2: by Burns, 1. Double; plays: Grant to
Fgan to HoblltseJ, Downey to Egan to
Hoblltsel. Left on bases: Cincinnati, 7;
Philadelphia, . First base on balls: Oft
Suggs. 6; off Bums, 1; off Bee be, 1. pitch
er's record: Off Bums, I hits and ID times
at bat in four Innings: off Beebe. 1 hits
and la times at bat in five Innings. Time:
1:10. Umpire: Rigler and Finneran.
Naps Cam (ram Bealad. '
CLBVFLAND, July lt-Clvland de
feated Washington, 4 to I, overcoming
Washington's lead, .which waa caused by
Cleveland's poor support of Gresjg. Score:
CLBVEUAND. WASHINGTON.
AB.H.O.A B. AB H.O.A B
oraaar. If... 4 s - Milan, of.... 4 I 4
Oil
aa ... i s s t ewnaafar, lb. I 111
Jackaos, rf.. 4
SloTall, lb... 4
Btrm'h'aj. cf I
Ball, lb 4
Tumor, lb... I
11 BibartoM, lb I 1
I 1 I I Geaalar. rf... I I
II, a. Walkor, It 4 I
114, McBrlde, so. 4
I 1 (Wham, lb 4 1 1
Ftahar, I 1 Haul, ..... 4
Ore, p 4 I Orooa, p.... I
- oatumttk
Totals..
SI IS 17 IS ,8
Total. B T 14 II 1
Batted for Groom in th ninth.
Cleveland 0 0 O'l 0 I 0 1 4
Washington 30 10001
Two-bai hit; Turner. Olson, Geasler (2)
Sacrifice hita: Birmingham, Klnerfeld.
Stolen bases: Turner. Milan. Double plav.
Turner to Stovall to Fisher. First base on
balls: Off UrK8. t; off Groom, 1. Hit
with pitched bail: By Oregtf. Gessler.
Struck out: By GregK, 8; by Groom, .
Passed ball: Henr'. First base on errorsi
Washington. 3. Left on bases: Cleveland.
8: Washington. 8. Time: 1:30. I'mpiresi
Mullin and Evsna
Millar Defeat Brewers.
MINNEAPOLIS. July 12.-Petrs. a new
Minneapolis pitcher from th Cotton States
leag-ue, was effective In all but th third
Inning, Mlnnlapoll winning, 6 to 4. Ferris'
horn run. two singles, two passe and
Lewis' error gave the home olub five runs
In -h fifth. Scor:
Batted for Nicholson In th ninth.
Minneapolis 0.0 0 0 6 0 0 0 6
kilwaukea 1 0 3 0 1 0 4 04
Two-bas hit: Randall. Home run: Fer
ris. Stolen bases: Cravath. William, Lie
bold. Jonas. Clark. Sacriflr hits: Cra
vath, Peters. Savorifio fly: Brwen. Double'
plays: William to QUI; Nicholson t Lewts
to Jones. Left on bases: Minneapolis, t;
Milwaukee. 7. Base on balls: Oft Pel era.
3; off Nicholson. S- Struck out: By Nichol
son, L Time: 1.4S. Umpire: Bierhalter
and Handlboa.
Ta IM aa taa Beat (aid
la painless compared with th weak, lam
back kidney- trouble caose. Electric Bit
ters la tha remedy, iaic Fox aaia by Baa
ton IferuiT C.
Games. A T1. Runs. If it a . IB. SB. H.R Pet
78 IfWS 14 ITU 1 M .pa
tr, KVa 13 44 I 27
..... 72 3.90 816 iv IS f .2S7
9 2JK4 267 663 MM 10 .245
A B. Rune. Hit. IB. SB. H.R. Pet
61 4 IS S S 1 .2o
229 30 63 7 8 0 ,vs
143 20 34 ISO .2?
S10 17 53 S 0 0 .8T.
40 4 10 1 1 0 .2.0
60 14 SO S I Q .350
4 11 3 1 J .2S0
88 II 12 1 0 1 .J4
120 11 SO 4 4 1 .if
MUM 11 1 1 .247
77 f 19 S S .147
176 17 43 I 4 0 .24
68 S II S S 9 .346
49 4 13 1 0 0 .2)6
90 16 22 i 0 1 .241
180 23 39 S I 0 , .214
148 14 38 I 0 0 .243
48 14 111 .242
4 1 11 i ( I .
SS 4 1 0 1 .237
214 17 68 4 0 0 .27
119 I 28 ISO .2
124 16 29 $ 1 0 .214
30 S 7 1 1 0 .113
36 S S 1 9 9 .22H
44 I 10 9 9 9 .227
14 4 10 1 0 0 .277
1(13 37 4 0 S .327
18 1 4 1 0 .222
46 4 10 0 1,0 .ili
43 4 10 1 0 . 0 .222
Itil M 86 T 0- 0 .217
M 15 19 S00 .114
71 T 16 10 0 .211
81 11 17 - I I 0 .210
54 I 8 J 1 0 .208
24 1 5 1 0 0 .X
164 27 14 til .2" "7
49 10 10 I I 1 .205
10 I I 0 0 0 .200
46 S 1 0 0 0
30 1 S I 0 0 f0
2 It 11 4 0 0 .194
11 S 0 1 0 0 .194
87 4 7 1 0 0 .189
59 I IS 1 0 0 .189
.17 S 7 t 0 0 .189
97 S 16 10 0 .184
101 . S ft- t 9 S .198
41 6 8 110 .186
93 8 17 1 0 0 .186
92 11 17 110 .185
33 I T 10 1 .179
40 1 T 0 0 0 .176
40 7 7 0 1 1 .175
238 27 41 III .174
18 I S 0 0 0 .187
37 I 8 1 1 0 .12
19 0 1 1 0 0 .158
46 7 1 I 0 .VA
31 1 .6 1 0 0 .156
19 4 6 0 0 .154
54 I 6 ,0 0 0 .148
S4 4 S 0 0 0 .148
27. 1 4 1 0 0 .149
84 . S 6 t 0 0 .148
28 S 4 S01 .143
14 3 I 0 0 0 .143
107 5 15 110 .140
37 t 6 0 0 0 -1
23 I I 1 0 0 .ISO
40 I I 0 0 0 .125
35 f 4 0 0 0 .114
27 I S 10 0 .111
39 I 4 1 0 0 .102
81 1 S 0 0 .097
14 0 1 0 0 0 .071
14 1 1 0 0 0 .071
17 1 1 0 0 0 .059
DETROIT SCOOPS ATHLETICS
Sonoran Holds the Champions to Foot
Scattered Hits.
TIGERS PILE TJF HHTE SCORES
y '
la First iaalagr Cobb Gets Baa an
Balls and Steal Beeoad, Third .
ss4 Ham Crawford Sew r
. ear Homer. '...,:
DETROIT, July 12. Donovan held Phila
delphia to four ' acattered hita today and
the world ohamplona were shut out for
th third tint this eeaaon. Th scor waa
I to 0. Detroit hit Kraus hard and he
lasted only thre Innings, when Martin, a
recruit, replaced him. In th first Inning
Cobb got a bass en ball and tI second,
third and horn. Soore: .
" DETROIT. PHILADELPHIA.
AB.H.O.A.B. AB.H.O.A. B.
Drake, If I Lor. If 4 1 I
Jonoo. It S t I OMrtng, ef.. 4
Boh, "sa 1 111 Barrr, as.... 4
Cobb cf 1 I Baker, lb....
Crawford, rf. 4 I I 1 Melnnoa, lb. I
Delob'ntjr, Ibl t T Murphr, rf.. I
Mortart, lb. 4 I I I Derrick, lb.,
O'Loair, lb.. 4 116 Thomaa, 0... I
Btanace. ... 4 1 LlTlniwton, t
Donovaa. p.. 4 t Krauoo, 1
Mania, I
! i
i
Totals It IT It
Totals H 4 14 IT 4
Philadelphia 0 0 0 u 0 0 0 0 00
Detroit I 1 S 0 1 0 I 0 -
Two-bas hits: Baker, Bush. Three-base
hit: Stanage. Home run: Crawford. Hits:
Off Krause, 6 In three innings; off Martin,
6 In five Innings. Saciifioe hit: Bush.
Sacrifice flies: Cobb, Oelohanty. Stolen
base: Cobb (4), Bush, Moriarty. Double
piny. Crawford to Delehanty. Left on
bases: Philadelphia. 4; Detroit. 8. First
base on balls: Off Krause, I; off Martin,
I; off Donovan, 1. Struck nut: By Krause,
ll by Martin, 2; by Donovan. I. Wild
pitch: Martin. Time: 1:42. Umpires: Per
rine and Dlneen. 1
Hlarhlander Tak It Easy.
ST. LOUIS, July IS. Bunching hit with
errors New York had an easy time winning
tb second gam of the series with th
hem team today. Caldwell gave but two
hits until the eighth Inning, whon the
local scored their two runs on a base on
balls and a doubl. Hartiell hit In seven
runs and scored twice himself. Score:
NIW TORK. BT. Louis.
AB H.O.A B. AB.H.O A.E
Daniels, of... i I I t Shot ton, of.. 1 I t
Wolter, rt...4 It Aootln. lb... 4 111
Harttoll. tb. 4 I 1 1 I S walnor. rf 4 1 I I 1
Cree, It it I t Halllnaa, tb. 4 I I
Knight, aa.. I t I lalocas, if ... 4 1 1
tuaae, lb.... I 1 II t 1 KrloUoll. .. I t I 1
Wanar, lb., I I j I I Blaok. lb.... 1111
Blair, a 4 111 Walloon, so.. I 6 1
CaUwoll. . 4 I I Poitir, p Sill
Crlot 1 t (
Total.. ...J unit 1
Totals II 11 1 I
Cree out. hit with batted ball.
Batted for Black In th ninth.
New Tork... , 00400016 0-13
St, Loul OOO66002OI
Two-base hits: Hartaell, Austin. Chase,
Bchwcltswr. Horn run: Hart sell. First
base on balls: Off Caldwell. ; off Petty.
1 Struck out: By Caldwell, 5. Time: 1:50.
Umpires: Connolly and O'Loughlln.
Whit Ban Taka Daable.Header.
CHICAGO, July 11 Chicago wou botl,
game from Boston today. Th first game
went to th locals in th third Inning, when
three hits, a baa on balls and four stolen
base ' gsv thera a lead. Two hits, ail
error and Bodies timely single gave them
tile st-m " me. Score, firs' wmi:
CHICAGO. BOITOaf.
AB.H.O. A.B. AB.H.O.A.B.
Mclntyr. rt 4 I 1 llonpar. rf . . 4 1 I
Lr. lb I
Callahan, of. 4
flodlo. lb.... 4
t 1
J Oar ar, lb.. 4 1111
t fKoakar, of.. 4
Jl Lwt, If.... 4 1
Verkae. aa... 441
Eu.ia. tb.... 4 I 1 I I
I ( Carrinaa. .. 4 1 I I I
Wllliano, lb. I 1
I Cloolto, .... 1 I
i !
1
11
i
1 1
Do'ihorty, If I
Xeldar. lb... 4
Tannehill, as I
Payne, s I
Toun, p.... I
Totals M I IT 14 I Touts II I 14 ll I
f v o 1 0 4 o V U a
Boston 0 I 0 0 0 1 0 0 0-1
'l wo-baa hita: Lord, lewls. Three
base hit: Dougherty. Hits: Off Karger.
6 in two aud two-thirds Innings; of Hall,
1 In five and one-third InnlnitH. First base
on balls: Off Karger, I; off Lange, I; off
Hall, 1. Struck out: By Karger. 1, by
T anre. 6. Time: 14J. Umpires: Kgan and
Sheridan.
ricore a 4 gam:
ckicaoo. BorroN
AB H.O.A.B ABH.O.AB.
Mrlwtyea. rf. I 4 Hoopoe, rf... 4 1 I
Lord. Sb 4 I I Uerrff.or. lb.. 114
Callahan, ef. I I I Speaker, cf . I
Bodi. tb....4 III Lewla If ... 4 11
Do'thany. If I I I Yarkaa. aa... I I
Balder, lb . . I I Biifiot lb.... 4 1 t I
Tannahlll. as I I I (impi, .. 4 1 I I
Saillvaa. a.. I ( I Wilitaoin. lb I 6
Lance, p I I K.rg.r, p.... I I
Hall, p I I
Totals. t?l .
, Totals U I 14 U 1
Chicag 0 0 0 ,i 0 i
Ponton I 0000000 0-1
"wt-br h't: Tsnneblll. First baa on
balls: Off Clcotte, 1 Struck out; Bv
Itung, 3; by Clcotte. 1 Time: 1:46. em
pires: Egan and Snartdan.
Bigrer. Better, Busier That ta what Be
advert 1st ng will de tor moj legitimate
fiOSTOIf MEN LOSE AND TIE
Cardinals Take the First Game by
. Hard Hitting.
SECOND CONTEST TEN INNINGS
Boston Team creeds In Tytaar IVor
la Blgthth IaalB ky Msklsg mm
Uphill Flaht Three
Hns Raaa.
BOSTON, July ' 12.-SL Loui won th
first gem this afternoon by hard hitting,
but Boston mad an uphill fight In tha
second and tied th scare In tha eighth
Inning, th contest being railed at th end
of th tenth, without ell her team making
an additional run; Score, first gam:
oiTOft. sr. Lotnt
AB H.O.A.B AB.H.O.A a.
Bpratt, tb.... I 18 8 1 Hueetna, t. I 1 1
Tnnr. lb., 8 1 14 9 I Hiumt, ss... 4 111
mraot, ...! s 4 t Kllla If 4 I 1 I
KUkot, If.... 8 Xnnrtrkr, III I j I I
Miller, rf ... 6
9 111 KratM. rf ... 8641
lnKrton, lb. 4
8 116 Mowr. U. I 1 I I I
Kilns. 0 I 1 I I tookes, t...f 6 III
FlahortT, of. I 1 Bllaa. e ! 4 14 1
McTl.ua, ..! Harmon, p...! 11
umnn, p.... a i i e uoyor, s 1 1 a
Matt.ro, p... 1
Monaa 1 1 Total II , 11 I
. Totals II II I 81 "l
Boaion 0 0 0 0 S 0 S 0 1- S
St. Loul 4 0 0 I S 0 1 S 3-13
Two-baa hit: Bresnahan. Mowrey,
Kiln. Three-baa hits: Mowrey, Ingerton.
Home runs. Evans, Ellis. Hits: Off Per
due. In four and one-third Innings; off
Brown. 8 in four and two-thirds innings.
First base on balls: Off Purdu. 1, ff
Salle. 3. Struck out: Bv Perdue, 1; by
Salle, S: by Brown, 1. Tim: 1:46. Um
pire: Klem and Brennan. ,
Score sreond game: .
ST. 1TT. BOSTON
.. . AB.H.O.A.B. AB.H.O.A B
Hurrlns. lb.. 111 RarMoa, lb . 4 1 111
Hauaer, as... I 17 1 Tanner, lb.. I I I (
Kills. If I I1 Hanoi, as... I till
Knnotehr, lb I 111 1 0 Kalaor, If,... 4 111
Bvant. it. ... 6 4 1 Millar, rf ... j I
Mowray, lb. . I I I I Intwrton, tb. I I I I 0
Oaltao, K.. Ill Kilns, o 11416
Breanahas, e I 1 4 t Flaherty, ef. 4 1 t
Bailee, p.,... 6 I I a f.rtut, p.... 1 1
Brows, p.... Il
Totals it 17 IT 14 I
Total. M I IT 11 I
Batted for Griffin In tne eighth.
Boston 0 11110 0 11 0-0
St. Loul 4 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0-4
Two-baa hits: Harmon, Konetchy, Mil
ler. Threa-bsse hit. Flaherty. Home run:
Konetchy. Hits: Off MeTlgue, 1 In two
innings; off Griffin. 4 In six Innings: off
Harmon. 10 in flv and one-third innings;
off Qeyer. 1. Time: 3:23. Umpires:- Bren
nan and Klem.
Cab Left la Wake.
BROKLTN. July 11 BronkHm hit Rent.
bach hard In th first inning of today'
game and before th local had been retired
sent thre men across the plate. The Cubs
were never able to catoh up, aa Brooklyn
scord twlre again, winning by a cor of
6 to 8 Score:
BROOKLYN. CHICAGO.
AB.H.O. A.M. AB.H.O.A.B.
Burrh. of.... I 1
Bheekanl. it. I
1
I
I
!
Dauhert, lb.. I 1
I BchHlto. rf...
Hnfman. lb.. I
SI H Zlm'an. lb 4
t Doyla. lb.... 4
I ' I Tinker, aa.... 4
0 Ooooe, at.... 4
0 Arvhar. 0..., 4
1
Wheat, it.... 4
Hummal. lb, 4
Ctoulaon. rf.. 4
Tooley, ss... 4
B Ktra'ao, lb I
Bergon, c. ... I
Knataor, p... I
I I
I I
4
I i
I
I
1
1 4
1 I
Raulbaeh. p. I
4 I
og.ia.
..... 1 e
TOMII IT 11 IT II t
Totals 14 I 14 11 1
Batted for Reulbach In ninth.
Brooklyn 10100001 -6
Chicago 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 11
Loft on bases: Chicago, 8; Brooklyn, t
Two-baa hits: Doyle, Goode, Burch.
Three-base hits: Goode, Archer, Daubert.
Sacrifice hits: Hofrlsn, Daubert. Stolen
base: Shackard. Doubae plays: Schulte to
Hofman; Hummel to Tooley to Daubert.
Bases on balls. Off Knetser, 8; off Reul
bach, 1. Struck out: By Knetser, S; by
Keulbach, 4. Time: 1:45. Umpires: Eason
and Johnstone.
Giants Vletoriaaa In Nlath.
. NEW TORK, July 12.-Hndrlx gave flv
base on balls In th first Innlmt of today's
gam and forced .over two runs. iPttsburg
tied th scor In 'the sixth, on a couple of
home rnns and a- single, but New York
won In the ninth on a hit by Devore, Wag
ner' fumble and fielder' choice. Scor:
NBW TORK. PITTSBURG.
AB.H.O. A. K AB.H.O.A.B.
Deror, If... 4 1 I Byrne, lb.. . I
Doyle, IB.... I 111 saeKooa e. IB I
noo'iruo, cf I I 1 1 baach, cf...,4
Murray, rf.. 41 Clarke, If....
I
111
1 I
r 1
4
jaeriie, 10,.. 1 s t 1 wafnor, ss.,
Brldweil, on, I
Fletcher, tb. I
Myers, t.t... 4
1
1 I
11
Millar, IB... I
Hunter, lb... I
1 wueoa, rt...
Marquar. p. 4
1
01
1 I
1
- Harilrii. a., a
Totala..-.. ..! I IT I 1 Steele, p...., I 1
-erirna 1 8
I yorry, p
s
1
v'- - . Totals.,
Batted for 8te1 In ninth.
,.m ri ii 1
One out when-winning run scored.
Pittsburg 0 0 0.0 0 I 0 0 03
New York 3 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 V 4
First bas on errors: New Tork, L Laft
on bases: Pittsburg, 7; New Tork, 11; First
base on balls; Oft Hendrlx, 6; off Steele, I;
off Marquard, 3. Struck put: By Steele, 1;
by Marquard, 0. Home: runs: Wagner, Mil
ler. Two-base hit: Clarke, Wilson. Sacri
fice hits: Doyle, Snodgras, Fletcher. Stolen
bases: Wagner, Doyla, .Snodgrass. Hit bv
pitched ball! By Steele, Devore. Hits: Off
Hendrlx, 0 In two-thirds lnnnlng; off Steele,
I in seven and on-half innings; off Ferry,
3 in on and nevthrd Innings. Tim; 3:20.
Umpires: Frary and O'Day,
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SjnUy TraSe Srappll by
snroo r. urtm, tan jxaia mi. sboai
IKMxfla IMS I AIM. A-104S.
Bonth Oman w m. I Ooonoll lllaffa
jet tear, kaw If tx. I Lee afitnaelL 101S
aej Aata.
COLUMBUS WINSIH THE TENTH
Cook Holds Locals Safe in Spite of
Poor Support
FOUR TO THREE IS TTSAL SCORE
Pflrster Taken Oat im Seveath taalanj
to Allow Ltsast ta Vat far
' Hlns aad Bll I Beat
ta Blah.
LOUISVILLE. July ll-Olumbu de
feated Loulavlll today tn a tan-tnning
gam. Cook held tha lecaj safe desptt
hi poor support. Pfleater was taken out
In th seventh to allow Lannoa to hat for
him and Single waa sent to th slab,. Boo re I
courvnt'g
LDtnrmJw.
AB.H.O.A.B
AB.H.O.A.B
O'ftonrke, tb 4
Ht'chman. If I
("nnitlion, rf I
Downa lb... I
14 4 1 Hmrar. . 4 I I I
II ( Holowltt. IB. 4 I I
I PUhor. It.... 4 114
III HarOan, rf... 4 I
Porrms, lb.. 4 II
Mahllns. so.. 4 1 I
OH'ehaw, 14 14 I
1 BiaaeVnr. lb 4 I
Odwoll, ct... 4 14
1 4 SMnkw. el., 461
1 T 1 Millar, o ... 4 11
Walah. S....4
Cook, p.,.'.,. I 11 mooter, .. I
Ttttalt a liTi la
BlasVo, ... I
anI .... 1 S S I
rVas
.. 1 I
Batter for Pflester In seventh.
-Batted for Slaitl In tenth.
Loiaevllle O00OOWO11O 11
Columbus ....... 001 100000 S4
Stolen bates: Odwell. Two-bat hits:
Cook, Miller, Howard. Three-base hit:
Klnchman, Mahllns Sacrifice hit: Kula
wltt. Colgalton. Sarrlflc fly; Cot-alt on.
Double play; O'Rourke t Prrlnt to
Mahllng. Hits: Off Pfelster, 4 In avn In
nings: off Blag!. S In thre Inning.
Struck out: By PfetlNtar, S; by Cook, 1
Bases on balls: Oft Cook. S; off Vlagl. 4.
Passed ball: Miller. Tim: 1:60. Umplr.
Hayes and Ferguson.
Blaaa Taka Bwratfest,
ST. PAUL. July II Both teams used
thre pitcher this afternoon, but Kansas
City's election wa th better and th
v If I tor won th gam, T to 8, Chech was
wild In th last innlpg and let In the
winning run. Gehting' batted for Reiser
In the eighth Inning and hi single
rrought in the tying run lor SL Paul.
lng rtn for St
Score:
KANSAS ntTT YT. f At'U
AB.H.O.A.B. . AB.H.O.A.B
AB.H.
.... I I
Pa
rboaa, 11,1 I I I 1 rlarat, ' If... . 8 I
ulllaan, ef.. I 1 Beaumont, Villi
Loo. It I I I ( M Cmlck, l I 1 I I
Ut I
Hyatt, lb.... I I 1, Aatroy, 'In,, 4 I 1 1
B'worm'n. lb 4 1 f t ' Jnnoo. rf. ..11 111
Corrlnn, at I I I Butlar, a., 4 111
Downlo. tb. . I 1 I I I Kelly, .....! 1 4 1 I
O'Connor, .. 4 I Hawaii. .,. I I I 1
Owen, 4 I Pecan'laro, I 1 t
Bhnaoas. p... 1 Dalahanty .. 1
Brandara, p.. I Hetnor, - p.V. t
oehrln 1 1 f
Totals 84 It 14 I Chech, p.,... 1
Totals. !.... II V II I
Batted for Decannler In seventh.
-Batted for Reiser In eighth,
Kansas City 0 S 0 0 0 0 S 0 S-7
St. Paul 0 0 9 0 8 0 1 I 1-4
Two-bas hits: Clark.' Hyatt Three-
has hit: McCormlck. Stolen base: Jones,
Doubl play: McCormlck to Autery: Hits:
Off Decanniere, 6 in seven Inning; off
Relger, 6 In one-Inning; off Chech, I In
one Inning: off Owen, I In seven and one
third Innings: off Rhoadea. S In on and
one-third Innings; off Brandon. 1 tn one
third inning. Bases On balls: Off De
canniere, S; off Owen 4; off Chech. 1. Hit
by pitcher: By t'orridon, 1; ty uecannior.
1. Struck out:i By Decannler, 6: by
Owen, 2; by Brandon. 1 Wild pitch:
Ccheh. Sacrifice hits: Downle, Bar beau.
Left on baaes: St. Paul, 10; Kansas City,
7. Tim. 1:60. Umpire: Chili and Wed
dege. 23oi
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