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s IfTF OMAHA SUNDAY BKE: JULY 16. 1911. The Omaha Sunday Bke. VAH.A. SI'NDAI, JUt.T 1. vnL I JUDGMENTS HATTICK SLOHPS IN BATTING Drop, from Pint to Eerenth Plc ia Averse Column. TH0MAS05 AMOG THE LEAD EES WE I0 no know what mot of the local fans arc waiting on. that they withhold their support from the local team. They had an excise In the hot weather :-r a ehile. but the wMth.r of th laat " " l5'l for has hall, yet the -roe-ds were not. The quality ef bail put up ry the home team waa Ideal la moat :T" records w-,11 show. True, .' me f them were one-tided, but Oman as on the long aide. It seems aa If tha Trament had about dona ita part to T.ert a fair measure of patronage, which It ,a had in years pest and la not bavins io. Not only la the attendance elim. but tha disposition to roart the home p'-ayers most irritating thing-continues. p Routxs at preaent has eighteen men on r.-.s payroll. Here they are. Pitchers, Hall. Rob. neon, Dcmott, Rhodes. Cook, Lots catchers, Arbogast. Amew; flrat baseman Kar. srcond. Nlehoff; third, pick; short stop. Kneavee; left field tv-hrw . cent-:. Thomason; right, Wtlliaruson; Man age: chiike and Porkorriey. Juat six, or' or.s-tMrd of tbia number atarted the season witn me lam-(s-rii Rhodea. Agnew. Kneaves. Kane and Schoonover. Only on. merer out or the eight with which we opened ) h.re-Khodee, Of tha twelve new men a 1 except Thoraaeon, Cook and Por korriey. came either from tha American as socia:ion or n.ajor league teama. Theaa twei vt, it might be atated. are, the aurvlvaj of t.".e fittest out of a much larger number tried out. Thia we cite to abow the per sistent effort Rourka ha exerted to get a winning team for Omaha and that ha haa not gone to tha bruahea for hie man. but into tha open market ef faater company, and bid against other Class A owner.. In one case that of Pitcher Cheney-he waa outbid only by Louisville, and Cheney ha won thirteen and loat two game sines Louisville got him. Had fuiev1ll not re luaed to waive. Omaha would have bad him, but the chancee are that we have landed others nearly, if not quite, aa good. Tlua ought to be a big factor In favor of the man. who. for tea years, haa given Omaha a team that haa averaged third place. In the preaent pitching ataff. It may be aid with all deference to what other ttama have, that Omaha la on a par. If rot above, any In the league. Now, tn tha laat thirty data or ao Omaha haa played in half a dozen extra Inning gamre, win ning moat of them. One game went fifteen innlnga. another sixteen and another sev enteen, and after each one the neat day's attendance waa niggardly email. No fan can muater up the courage, surely, ta arg-ue against a team that la trying like that. Tat when Omaha took tare, atraight from Houx city, aome picayunJah persona. In stead of giving the home team full credit, sould think of nothing better to aay than. Oh. well. It a the flrat ttma they're done it In yeara." If true, then all the more reason for lauding them. Omaha, nor mally la the best ball town of tta also oa tha map. but Ita condition aeeras not to be normal Just now. With Ike beat park tn the league and a coming team we ought to get down to business. " Cesterflelder Persies Toward at a Parleii rare- i Tea Jwaew of . Jweewa 1-eade la Fleldle. Chink Matties, tuuied as the greatest tenter fielder In the Western lee sue. tok a drnp tn hie batting In the last week and as a result no lorurer heads the leaxue siux-rers. Claire of Pueblo has Jumped Into the league position with a batting average ef .7. Borton of Ft. Joseph ta running a close second, with an average of "5 The real leader, in point of number of times at bat. Is Belden of Pueblo, who has been to bat times and haa eon nected safely eighty-three times for an T"rK of J TSomason. the star of tha uenaha team, la almost at the top of the ust or sluggers and haa aa average of B. for ninety-six hit out af fid times at bt T" Jones of at. Joseph Is leed.ng fielding, with an average af .481. Following are the fielding and batting avereces. atrraaj Averaaee. Town,. Sioux 'Citv AJ?" ?" I'laire. Pueblo .... Herche. fee Moines Borton. St. Jueeph Mlcen. Pueblo .... a,ly, Iienver ttehr. Demer Thomaaon, Tip -Omaha.. rtiwrniir. r-ueoio ..M . . : 4 s a n H 17 . 11 ! n Pt' be Bi Whether tha Cork In the center of tha bail la doing It or not. forty-seven Ameri can league players are batting- .too or bet ter this season and twenty are .BO mr bet ter. Cobb is leading- an array of terrific sluggers with a percentage of about .444, while Doc White haa .436. Cobb la hitting so consistently and hard that he says he cannot afford to bunt aay more. Both tha Athletics and Tignm have team batting averagea above .300 and tha Sox and Boston are not a great way a behind, while tha Browna bring np the rear with a stout lit tle percentage oc .345. Whethe rthla extra amount of hittrtxg ta what tha fana want to aee haa never Hmb nit. i To strike tha happy medium between good pitching aad liberal batting baa always bean tha Dernleocine' Brakiaa Im w. vn But the cork bail seams to have dona Ita uty. Mattick. lies Moln weener. Ploux City. Leuitke Topeka .... Zwilllng. gt. Joseph Andreas. Sioux City. iiavla. Pueblo Shaw. Pueblo I ngiaub. Lam-oin Mxidleton. Puel.lo . Keeley, Omaha lark, Topeka Ball. ivnrer .... Berxer. Pueblo i hman. Inroin Oilmore. Denver Jone, 'Tex. - St. King. Tepeka ... Cobh. UntniTi .. Neirhbors. Ploux City . pundon. Uncoln .. .. M-Cormlck. Lincoln .. Powell. St. Joeeph .... Coftey. Denver Hartman. Sioux .City . Weldeneaul. Denver ... Pick. Omaha .. . Barber. Sioux City breen. gioux City Srhoonover. Omaha .. Neihoff. Omaha Frambea. Denver wti rke. Omaha Qulllln. Denver Hufthea, Pueblo Graham. Dea Moines .. Beecher. Topeka Jarnlgan. Pueblo Cole, Lincoln Lloyd, lienver nv Omaha Thomas Lincoln Hafford. Topeka , demons. Pueblo Relllv. Sioux City Rlckert. Topeka Reiily. Pt. Joseph .... Kelley. St. Joseph Miller. Lincoln Gaxmier. Ijncoln Collnran. Des Moines ... Miller. C. Sioux City.. Curtis. Des Molnea.... Landsay. Denver Stem. Sioux City Cock man. Lincoln Breiteneteln. Topeka .. Hamilton. 8t Joseph... Benx. Des Molnea Jackson Pueblo........ Crisp. Topeka Whitney. Topeka Clark. Sioux City Anderson, Des Moines, ptowskt, Dee Moines.. Moore. Topeka Agnew. Omaha Cook. Omaha . Chapman. Topeka Wiuiama. Omaha Schmidt. Pueblo,. . Kneaves. Omaha Isbell. Pueblo Dwyer. Dea Moines.... Applrgate. Lincoln McOrsth. Tope&a Meinke, St. Josenh Mctiraw, Lincoln Johnaon. St. Joseph... vtllfon, Sioux City mils, pueblo ..' .. 1 ..:i ... ..Z.i US 2, . T at 41 5"S 41 SJt Jose ph.. 14 ..rn .a4 .K.I .: 4 .r .in ri Callahan versus Dooitn la aa Intaraatiag ubjett. Jimmy Callahan, oeoa a great pitcher, then a Solder, waa out wf pro fessional baas bail for aU ywars and eoma back with such an impact of success aa to shock the whole base bail world, fielding and hitting aad base running like a fiend. Loniin. a daisy tn his day. la oat only two years and comes back not at all. Ho la available for tha waiver price. The Giants, of whom he was ones the bright. Bartlcu-uu- star, cannot use him. But Klks had been off after tha fleahpots of Egypt. wfeUa Ca! had beem plaria kail a good deal of the time with huj aaml-proa; at !. he waa not on the tipsy stage. That's the difference. . For the sake at the knockers who never take tha pains to consult tha records whoa they want to knock, wo desire to at axe that Jim Kane, aside from taking rank aa one of the best first basemen In the league, la the moat consistent hitter. Ha tot oaa or aiore hits la every game ex cept one tor forty -one. And tn that time he as clouting tha ball hard, beating out bunta aad sacrificing aa occaatoa required. Ha haa no peer In tha league la laying down a bunt. Kane, In fact, baa Just one weakness as a bail player and that fcs car- ' tor tow-thrown balls. Ho Is fast and on tha bases, true with his ana. Wo have not yet beard of a bail player without fault. .... ,...2?s .... fc ,..141 ...m ,...n ....ai ....Ml .... 2 ..w3ii ....2 7 ....2S ...A ....145 ....2 ....:n 2M ....11 .... ....an ....in ....m ..... ....Si7 ....130 ....156 ...3M .... M .... S .... M .... a ....tta 171 in 41 41 1SJ 171 231 z: ! X n ...L4 17 n 114 16 64 U 1 47 a ai z 1 U 1 4 e I 4 at M e U 42 4 V V IT 14 47 17 IS 14 IS ii 12 4 17 e 49 IK 4 44 K 4 IT 41 a X 47 m 17 1 1 . n t 41 22 14 I 1 27 2 2s 1 27 i 4 r ii 4 7 4 U 14 1 T 11 H is a auoceaaful trade that suits both sides. Topeeka papers aay Bert King is playing better bail than Tbomaaoa ever did for Topeka, Possibly taat la true, yet It does not prove that King ta a' batter ball player than Thomaoon, or that bo li Playing anything Ilka aa good bail aa Thomason Is playing for Omaha. They alee a King has no grouch. Neither has Thomaaon, now. but both men had (Touches befpre the trade was made King was sore on Omaha, Thomaaon sore on Topeka. This, little children, la what Prompted Colonel Moors and General Rourke to think of making the exchange. 11 grtat thing to be happy. That National league race la a thrill sr. Or.e gams rosy any day change tho staad--r- "f the three leaders Chicago, New Yo-k and Philadelphia. The Giants arc not showing oft to tho greatest advaataga. They have their full strength in the field, while Chicago Is deprived of Its Chance, snd Its Evers. and Philadelphia of Us Titus and Its Magna. But la the meantime, look out for Archbishop Breenahaa s Car dinals. xv. . . , servloa of A rhAjf OiwmJte's leading - i. . . , junc nvw mm we hti v m climb that ladder and will be going abroad for another trip. Any one of alx teams ta tho Western 'e&gue may aa yet win tha pennant. Not 4 bad race, eh? ! ro not go astray wth the notion yet that Denver baa won the championship. ui we snail see wnat una Motnes wui o with a new caaaagemeat. Bachant. Des Motnes. Oossett. Bt. Joseph.... Durbln, Topeka....... O'Brien. Denver Rt ration. Lincoln...... Korea, Des Moines.... Harris. Denvor . 16 1 Hall. Omaha. 45 t Fox. Lincoln 44 2 Arbogaet. Omaha........... U 11 Hawkins, Topeka. Ka Knapp, Lincoln 17 4 Kreps, Topeka. 49 T Ken worthy, Denver......... St I Sage. Sioux City 22 t Rhodes, Omaha 45 I Kerna. St. Joeepb I 1'urham. Pueblo ft 4 Miller. W.. Sioux City ... 44 f Lakoft. Sioux City I Smith. Lincoln I 4 Perry Pueblo : 11 4 Kjnaella. Denver 24 T Roeineoa, Onaha......u... t 4 Karthlng, laneola 21 1 Fentress. Omaha 27 4 Hogermaa. H. K., Dewvee- t Crutcher.St. Joeeph 21 1 Kaufman, St. Joseph.....'.. 41 1 Northup, Dea Molnea 27 4 Ameler, Sioux CHy 14 4 Pugata. Topeka. 44 I Heuston. Des Moineas U 1 Chellette. 8t Joseph 44 Wolverton. Lincoln 24 t Weaver. Denver W I Hagerman, I ancoln 41 1 Buchanan. Topeka SI 4 Holroea, Bloax City U 1 Patton. Des Molnea 11 4 Freemaa. SC Joseph 24 1 McKea. Des Moines 27 4 Burnham. St. Joseph, 15 1 Schrelber, Doover 1 1 Lots. Omaha. 24 4 rteldiaar Averagea PO. Knapp. Lincoln 4 Applegaia, Lincoln 4 Smith. Lincoln.... .......... . X Kinaella. Denver I O'Brien, Denver... ........ t Fentrese. Oman. Lota. Omaha Lakoft Bloux Cliy.... Mitchell. Dea Molnea Scbneiberg. Dea Molnea. eemen. Bt. Joeepn.... Cheileite, feu Joseph Zwilling, 8t- Joseph Jones. Tex.. St. Joseph.. Towne. Bloux City Stem. Sioux City. Lindsay. Denver .- Belden, Pueblo ., Borton. Bl- Josepn Koerner, Pueblo........ Sirattoa. Lincoin Miliar. Lincoin McOraw, Lincoln Casaudy, Denver Thomas, Lincoln Spaiir, Denver Hawkins. Topeka Middleioo. pueoio Ooaselt. St. Josepn.... ArMHiast, omaha demons, r-ueoio Kane. Omaha Dwyer. Des Moiaes... Kaufman. ST. Joseph., Whitney. Topeka- , Curtis, Dea Moinea Shaw, Pueblo Mi'ier, C. tiioux City Kerna. at. Joseph Davis, Pueblo Isbell, Pueblo WaUav. St. Joeeph rarthing. Lincoln. .......... 4 Quiliin. Denver - beall, Denver Ill Neia-bbors, Sioux City T7 Gagmer. Lincoln .....JSI lluiwski, Des Molnoo U breen bioux City H4 Anderson. tee Moines 110 Lloyd, Denver 1W Cola Lincoln - .-In Andrwaa. Sioux City -Ii4 111 l' (4 1 5 h'l t 42 4 in ii U tn F! 7 j 44 44 W I! M 14 a i 2 i fc9 25 41 Tl t 3 12 44 74 a 47 SO n 74 41 12 71 M 1 47 2 51 a 17 4 74 4 42 11 41 X 10 10 44 40 ol 4 U 4 4 a 25 1 U 11 24 S 11 11 24 44 11 It 12 11 14 U e 44 '.in .44 . ; ...7Si ...Ta ...la ...tn ...441 ...ls .... ...18s ...l'S ...7J ...1 ..J7T ".V.4 ...174 ...Ml .. 4 ..735 .144 ..11 ..KM ..ui .. sa 41 15 I II 25 II 11 M 145 M 11 4 43 I 11 14 a 4 41 4 U u 74 U 47 71 51 44 14 44 4 51 si 44 1 1 U a U4 1 5 2U 44 1 u LiacH. Des MoLue.. W WlUuu, Otba. - 45 4 Ingiaub. Lincoln .222 124 Cara. Topeka 1 Matuck. Des Muines Jut 14 V.eidenssul. Denver 4e 14 Burnham. St. Joseph - 2 14 Oilmore. Denver.- -LCI t W oiverton. Lincoln. ........ 5 14 Clears Pueblo 48 47 Hughes, Pueteie 14 Baroer. Sioux Cl ty - 11 44 rrambeo. Denver.....,... .114 M P L. .e -3fi7 .S1 j a K4 .1 ..'lal .ia .X.-9 .1.7 .ZTi .1J4 .i.H .m .1.-1 .117 .r7 .217 S17 III .Jil ?9 .M i "I .i"l Nebraska Kid? Who Know the Game ' uk -tiMt; urn mMvxr 7 - v :1 i s.t j .ISA i w V J '4a . v X J It "... i. : V. i - "'1 . .xTi , 4 w y -...tv- 4 t i e"V., jf . '. J V-w "W healthful exerciee sad pteasu-e of the aa- I t'onal sport Iier on he Intends to play tournament base ball. The Rod and Oun rlub Is more then plesed st the wornterful exhibition of beae ball It rve laat Aaturdav when it thrashed the lits bunch trom scroes f-e lle lisrry VSekh s nianas ng the ten, aH he ha put rw er.e-xv ir'o tie hn'( outfu Laeler aod R -ad ford the ed 1- - A laver. a.-am ree'in. the rame an l the - M(t;na waa a feature Tt'llson Atklna. the old Fsrrell syrup's lhlrt haerrRn. who tried out with TVs Metre and as fsrmed out to Shenandoah. fm burr, nc that loan up Me Is loadine the team In base running sad sacrifice hits snd hat been batting at a " ct.p for the lt 'tf-een rlmrt. He la one of the elesn eet eil reateat tf eMer of the letcue ard hss ben chosen sltant mtmitfr. At Incta rerk the Hanscom Park Ram blers !. nd the Steinbersa of Sov'h Oinaha iwil ro x 'n the f'ryt ere-inter ef a ouh'e-Ihea-l'-e Tha 111 be the flret ti-re the jrarrbi ng park b v snd the soot hall mer I ch. nts of mfat town have bad a chance at i ce-i other so this afternoon thv w1i ir i h at erh ether a enei-irer'cal'y pei 1 i!Se After the rirt same r O'-er the fsst I Utile Adve tam wlli meet the Rsl Arc.' ste Pi th the 1ivr--e atenta snd tiie rrncfrv f'letrlb'itf.rs h.ive been winning f3.S a t'v for -m. iie. For fbe purpose of ctea!;ng more entlthe lmreloTi and r-rri f, r the o';:cJme of the strugsle a 'V hill e-H '. be the reward of the winners. Fsfter will twirl fcr the Ad-o snd f he reislna s cool head the Rnil Ar-hses I ("lumn II no he ied much To jrg ' Moren will have h:s entaiir'ns breakers Jto t cona'errs'ion of hi crpopen'. i GROWS NEW HAIR Oil BALD HEADS III JHIRTY DAYS Real Hair Grower Discovered at Last in the Juic of Tropical Shrub. Stops Falling Hair and Itchirg Scalp in One Applica tion. Kills Dandruff Germs in Three. Restores Color to Gray Hair in Sven Days Without Dyes. Halifax Oarsman to Enter at Saratoga Sew York Athletic Hub Will Hae t Senior Iiht in Champion ship Eacei. NEW TORK. July IS The New Tork Athletic club will hare a senior eight In the chamr-ionehip races to be held during 'the latter part of the month on Saratoga lake under the auspices or tn .-National 'v. ' '?y 1 Association of Amateur Oarsmen. Crest Deadly Xair Destroying Oaadrmff OerasS Oreatlr Karalfiad. laJithst KlUa Tasca Quick. CENTRAL CITT HIGH SCHOOL BASE BALL TEAM. .ss .n .r .n .m .! .254 .J50 IVO 1j0 .244 .47 ; .237 .3T Khmaa. Lincoln 4 TJ jaeuiae, bt. Joeeph 1ST 24 Jdliltr. W.. Sioux City l Jaj .ugaa. Pueuio 4 I h aerinan, M. K. Denver 41 7 ill ...ITS 44 ....1& 11 Ui lfi .... 8 64 148 t ....64 141 l'J 44 4 40 .... U 4 i M. 1ST 2.I7 lil 14 7 U .... 1 110 tl 1 3 1W 11 1W 1T4 t la ..'...isa 1 I Dundon. Uncoln '. ; King. Topeka y i vaner. Huui City... Rlckert. Topeka Heiiston. Dea Moinea. ibomaeon, umaha tw uiaa. Lincoln Agnew. omana harris. Denver Denver Dea Idoines. .M .21 1 :?i i I iver. S: Northup. t olley. Denver Niehoff Omaha fnv I Jn.n . McKm. Dea Moines!!! I I'larlc Blnti. r-i bciiuonovcr, Omaha .. Hartman. 8ioux City henche, Dea Jdoines Relily. gt. Joseph Becger. Pueblo Crutcher. St. Joseph.. Kenworthy, Denver .. 6chrelber. Denver Jackson. Pueblo Krellen8tein. Topeka Oraham. Dea Moines. Cobb. Lincoln r 1 1 1 . . m . . i - , - iiwu. ueuni ....... 2M ! Rrk.n.. T U . fHill. trniaha ' tillia. Pueblo Schmidt, Pueblo Khudfs, Omaha Hamilton. Sc Joseph.. bage. S.oux City Powell. 8t. Joseph ... Wilson, Sioux City Patton, Dea Moines... Kneaves. Omaha .234 1 Korea, Des Moines.... JSjSchlpke. Omaha .2A4 Colhgan. 1ms Moines. .rSR1!y. Sioua City Jtr, i Owens lies Moines... .22 i Moore, Topeka .3 Robinson. Omaha .la .222 .ta .121 .us Bens. Dea Moln Johnson. St. Joseph. MeOrath. Topeka .. Beecher. Topeka Pick. Omaha Hagerman, Lincoln . .214 Hafford, topeka jUlioox, vrmana .. !m I fucsta, Topeka 2m i iveeiey, umaaa Tl. 14 1 u .204 int .1S4 .1J1 .l'.4 .lav .Ita .147 .ia .ir .v .174 .16J .17 .147 .17 .17 .1st .11 .144 .ltf .142 .140 .IK .Lfi .124 .lil .144 .MS .1' .W .4NS .41 .M .477 .474 .47 .062 .034 Pet 1.404 LOW 1.004 1 006 1M l. 1 M 1 1.0U4 1 4u4 1 ouo LOUO .44 .Ml .ru .; .tea .4M .SJ .M .42 .Hal .S1 .44 .4-4 .: J?4 .474 Jt'i .r.i .4 r4 .4:4 .472 .:i .472 .471 .474 .a .lea Jew .BIS) .lul .( .4d .sol o7 .k7 - .tai .Ik4 .4U .14 4ul .hl Perry. Pueblo Bachant. Dea Moines. ritel . 14U .. 1 14 i 4 V "4 la 14 47 24 41 47 l' 22 117 4 18 M 4 J 177 64 211 lffl 14 lli a 24 24 34 U 44 M U7 24 t 12 - 1 44 1 11 t 191 1S M 4 4 8 64 .. 1 .. 8 .. 1 ..141 .. 1 .. 12 ..117 -.104 .. 48 ..18 ..l'JO .. 2 ..112 .. I i .. 1 .. 1 .. 20 .. 44 .. I .. 41 .. 2 .. 4 .; i .. 8 ..121 Smith, I Isi oc In Da Mett. Omaha ... . Lakoft. Sloua aty...... 1 Jackass. Piaeblo jj Helvertori Lincoln g Crutcher, St. Joeeph 4 O-Bnaa. Denver u Hagerman, H. K., Denver u Chetiette. St. Joseph i Applegata, Llneola 8 Schreiber, Denver 4 Wnght. Pueblo 2 Keeier, Omaha I Clark, Sioux cicy 4 Hall, Omaha 4 Eh man. Lincoln 7 Durham, Pueblo 14 Hag-ermaa, Lincoln g Miller, Walter. Sioux City.... 7 Clark. Topeka 7 Sxrfcer. Slonx City u Kaufman. Rt. Joseph 8 Harris. Denver 8 Jemigaa, Pueblo 6 Johnson. St. Joseph 1 Buchanan. Topeka 7 Rhodes. Omaha 4 Heuston. Des Moines 8 Knspp. Lincoln t Freeman, St. Joseph 4 Becher. Topeka 4 Burnham. St. Joseph 4 Robinson. Omaha 4 Perry. Pueblo 1 Harper. Noui City 1 Fuirate. Topeka 7 Wilson. Sioux City 4 Kinaella Dearer . 4 Fox. Lincoln ..... 4 Ellla. Pueblo I Bens. Des Moines 8 Patton. Dea Molnea Durbln. Omaha-Topeka Saa-e Sioux City , Northrop, Des Moines ., McOrsth. Topeka Schnelberc, Pes Moiaes.. Farthing. Uncoln Fentresa. Omaha ... McKee. Dea Molnea Cook. Omaha Herche. Des Molnea ... Lots. Omaha 8 2 .447 24 .447 4 4 2 44 2 .44 12 .43 12 .443 .441 7 .Stu 4 .fc 10 .S 17 .IU 14 .tod 2 . 1 .437 3 -S.-4 x .a 23 .921 4 .MJ 2 .Wl 4 !.J 2 .423 10 .S a ..4 2 .- a .m 36 ill 2 .13 1 .4.3 1 i-3 4 J 13 .?L' 21 .sa 10 J 4 .91 3 .414 4 .914 i .: 15 .His 3 .414 20 .DM 1 4 is ..wa 3 .) 2 36 .! 32 .844 12 .& 42 .tm 28 .411 2 W6 24 .890 3 .Oh! 4 4 .874 4 ,87i 14 .Sal 28 .850 4 .447 34 . .647 4 10 .814 4 .ic.4 1 .) U .7T, U Pet 4 1.404 4 1 409 4 l.Otfc 4 .813 2 .80 1 .80u 4 .446 4 .44 4 .ft7 4 .4bT 2 .T7 1 .7 1 .407 2 .$$7 4 .443 4 4 .Ct i .414 I -3 4 .WS 8 .r73 4 .sn 4 .471 4 .M, 4 4 .RJJ: 8 .624 8 i .54' 4 .ftuP 4 SV 4 .544 4 .Ml 1 .S 1 S 8 .T 11 .44" 8 .444 .y 8 .SfS 8 .57: 8 .37 i .rr- t -3 8 ST- t .rr I ? 7 .m 6 r 8 .111 11 . 1 .409 Tewsa Batting Pueblo. 2nB: Denver. S2; Sioox City, T.b: Toneka, .2K3; St- Joeeph. 2F7. Omaha .264: Lincoln. .244: Iea Moines. .142 Sacrifice Hits-Sioux City. 13B: Denver. T18; Uncoln. 89: Omaha 89; St. Joeeph 80 Publo, 78; Topeka, 44: Des Molnea. 47 Fleldmg renver. .SSI: Uncoln. 947; Joeeph. .. Sleux Cite. .4:4: Pueblo Dee Motnes. .5: Topeks, .427: Omaha. Stolen Pases Uncoln. 143: St. Josenh, Denver, la. Omaha. 164: Sioux Cltv Des Moines. 84: Topeka. M: Pueblo. 41 MAST SH00TZKS GATHZE hT?T, St. . l-"7; tgr Affair Westers Bas4leap ta Be f the Tear. Tbs Western Handicap shoot, under the auspices of the Omaha Gun club, will open oa August T 00 tha grounds screws the river aad soattnue for five days. Practice will be permitted at tha club CrwundA aay time before the meeting. Five new traps have been Installed, giving ample roam for development oa both single aad double targeta. Bvary tad lea boa points te a record-breaking attend aace. AMATEURS TO HAVE BUSY DAY Doutle-Headen Necessary in Order to Play All the Games. SEVERAL TEAMS OUT OF TOWN Sters Trlaaaphe I rr Their Lark at 1 Maaalaa war Psetrlsl Teases W ill Claak at Fert Osaaka BaU Crwaada. Tbs Btorx Trlumpha are scheduled to meet the Manning, la. tram today and all preparaUona have been made by the man as.uit.in of the Iowa borroua'h to give the Omaha boys a royal entertainment, both on and off the field. Ihe Triumphs wlil have their usual lineup and It s a safe bet that they will carry off the chicken. At Duffy park last Sunday they fought their hardest battle uf the season. In nearly every contest their hits have averaged from ten to fifteen each game. About half of the team la heavy on tha ainglea. while the other half oUen hlta for extra bases, but the be lung order haa been su judiciously arrangred by Captain Durkce that the light Infantry Is backed by the heavy artillery. Big Tony Bruggeman hiaa returned from his vacation trip and will relieve little Georgia Probst, who has been worked continually. Buck Kucera, the right' f:eider for the Btorx. who a few weeks ao, had his noae broken, will return to his position today. Cy Sutherland, the south-! a fw- horn and reared In Mannlna-. will ! break his fingers for his native town. The brewery aggregation la as fvilowe: Hovhien, catcner; Probst and Bruggeman, pitchers; D rummy, first base; Hall, second base; Durkee. third base; McLajn. shortstop; Eastman, left field; Welch, center field; Kucera. rlgnt field. The game between the Diets and T. M. C A-, which was supposed to be played yesterday, was cancelled because tha Diets tesua is meetly composed of Stors man snd ther would not bo able te catch the Maa alaa train if they played. Dwwbls-Ueader Bckedalrd. At the Fort Omaha bass ball market tbia aftsreooa a big reusing doubts headsr ia scheduled. Four of Omaha most powerful aggregations will meet in deadly combat and its a cinch that there will be some thing: doing every minute. At 3 o'clock the Americana and Spauldtogs will atari the fame. Since the Americans beat the Town sends la such a ciassy way last Sunday afternoon, they will undoubtedly be of the opinion that their opponents ought to be the victims of a severs drenching. But from the bpauldins camp cornea that con fidence whlco would iasntrs the most hope less to victory. Eddie Cunningham, who formerly starred with the Bpauldlnga, wlli flrt on the mound for the Americana while Mungersoa will dan era on the eleva tion for the oppoaltion. Immediately after the curtain raising afrair haa materialised Into a historical fact, the Holly Red Sox and the Townacnds will begin their first argument of the season. When their last encounter was to be played the rain clouds tlua ting by unloaded so plentifully that It " postponed until today. The Helly boys have been playing- high class ball late.y. due to their uniform training, always hav ing tbs earns man in the same positions. During ths last few weeks some changes have been permitted, but It was for the purpose of Increasing their hitting power g Hillard Morlarlty will take his turn at pitching aad tha arunnera have a strong mental conviction taat ha wiu put the quietus oa ths Holly outfit Ths venerable stick from Vale as usual will endeavor to save the day for tha Holly crew. Manager Starr of ths Speuildlngs, whs organised and placed the pauldlng- base ball club in existence, recently rsalgned the management and hereafter will have noth ing to do with the Spauldiiur outfit. Starr s resignation was quickly followed by that of Hoye aad Cunningham. John Hawkins Is the new manager and ha wall try to re ttandardixe the bunch. Intereat Is manifest In the series, which I Ufct NURuKtO 51.UJ rASKAbtS tUt will have aa overwhelmtrg list of the rat e.t oar a men in the I'nlted States and bfg battery will more than overcome thia. Immediately after the first collision has 1 become k matter of chat Ihe big senat1on of the day will prevent the relaxation of j the fans interest. The native birds of ' Canada. Fred R. Fortmeyer. secretary of the asso ciation, announced that John O'Neill of Halifax. N. P.. the w.nner of the slng'es in 14, will compete In this year's event. O'Neill did not start last year In tho races on the Potomac It ta expected that Fred Shepard wilt put Benaon will endeavor to counteract th ambitions of the Sheely ball toshers, the Hani-com Parks. Last Sunday the park lads were slightly crimped by the Council Bluffs Merchants, but ther put up such a brave rei-lstance that they are just as Jubi lant over the encounter as If they returned j up a good fight for the honors If h settles jdown to a systematic course of training j for tho event, and is the only one In local 'circles to make O'Neill show his best pecs, j O'Neill Is credited with being the best j single sculler of a generation, not rxclud ' ing Tea Eyck sad Greer. Hanscoms. Boto ... Williams .. MeCormick Benson F la nix-an Front Stevens ...P. Boxstts H. Bogatts Mcintosh is After Jack Johnson's Goat Australian Fight Promoter Snggtiti a Great International Elimi nation Contest NEW TORK. July 15. Tou can not dis courage Huxh Mcintosh, the Australian fight promoter. His latest scheme is "a great pugilistic elimination contest, the winner of which Is to meet Jack Johnson for the championship of the world." Mc Intoeh still has faith In Bill Lang and has asked Sam Lang-ford to meet the latter tn Aunt rah a next winter. It Is also planned to brtngSam McVsr and At Kaufman to gether In the antipodes about the same time, and then match the winners of these bouts to produce s suitable opponent for Johnson. If Mcintosh carries out this plan It's a dollar to a doughnut that Lang-ford will be ths man to tackle ths big negro champion, but Mcintosh may receive a setback ta the shape of Johnson's refusal to fight ths "Tar Baby" under any dr eumetaaees. It Is well to note that Mc intosh la his enthusiasm has STsrlooksd Fireman Jim Flyan, who recently knocked out Kauttaaa; also Carl Morris, tho Okla homa slant, who Is worth considering- ac cording to competent Judges of pugilism. 1 Sarw Test. On a pleasant Sunday afternoon aa old German aad hla youaa-ret son were seated ia tho Ulage Inn. The father had par taken Ubaraliy of tho homo-brewed beer, and waa wamln- his son against tha evils of Intemperance. "Never drink too much, my son. A geatlemaa stops when he has eiMKira. To be drunk Is s dlagraea." "Yea. father; but how can 1 tell whan I have enough or ana drunk r Tha old maa pointed wtth hla flager. Do you aee those two sua sitting m the eor aer If you should see four maa there you would be drank." Ths boy looked long and earnestly. "Tea. leaner, pus out eo ta oaiy ia taag corner. Ltpptaootra Aeroaa tho River. At tha CouocJ Bluffs Merchants' park tho Shamrocks of South Omaha are sched uled to enliven things a trifle. It will bo a pretty eight to ass these two teams la uni form sn ths field. Both of them are com prised of big men and all wr euita bear ing some merchant's name aad buaineaa Peanuts Mason wtU east ths horsehida pellet for ths Irish lads, and If hs works In his usual form ha will undoubtedly put the Council Bluffs boys under cover. Big B.ll Hombach. however, will retaliate for ths home guards, aad hs 1 considered to be the most able to throw tho hooks Into ths oppoolUoa. Last Sunday ths Shamrocks played a beautiful uphill game axalnat the Stors Triumphs aad ahowed themaeivea a match for ths charaplona. Tha Council Bluffs Merchants la their last arrument. however, defeated tha Haaaonm Parks ia a ninth-Inning rally. Ths Brodeaard Crowns are announced to cross bats with Val Blatx. and It's a rood bet that tho gams win run over the limit. Both teama are well matched and ths abundant rivalry which exists between taem will Insure that tho players will ex hibit their best ability. As to their pre vious records ths brewery merchants may have tt aUaratly oa tho joweiera. bat their crowned with the emeralds of victory. Tho The Minnesota Boat club of St. Paul will Benton boys, however, have not lost for I have two crews la the regatta, a senior some time, and It won't be long until their j eight and a four. J. D. Denes-re, tho eecre bnwl of confidence will be lnundsted. On ! tsry of ths club, anticipates a rood show the last Sabbath they were winners of a j Ing bv his mates when they Una up against big doublehesder. the R E. Longs and 'he. . the pick of tha eastern eontlagent, Grain Exchawre going down before their ; onslaught. In today's struggle the famou southpaw, Eddie Bogatts. will employ hi smoky croas-Dres for the Parks, while either Kemp, Dorsn or Murray will kick the dust eff the hill for the Eagles. For quarrels with the Benson Eirs call Ben son 232. Lineup for the first game: Benson Eagles. Position. Ostronie Shortstop . aup Third Murray Center Kemp First Prefke RlKht Gihbe Second .... A r derson Left Polifka Catcher ... Diks Pitcher Two Caaaea at Florence. The base ball park at Florence will be tna scene of s double encounter, urounds are so scarce that at every park things must be doubled up. The first game will be a minor quarrel between the Florence Athletics and the White City Ramblers. Both of. these teama have been playing good ball for their ciaaa and a more beau tiful curtain raising match could not have been chosen. At the close of tho first deal the Nebraska Telephone company will try to biurr the record of the Baum Iron company! aggregation. For some, time Manager Hughes of tho wire men has bean trying to arrange things so tho lroa lads could bo seen at Florence park, but Man ager Joe Noone of tbs Baums baa been so persistently dickering .with out-of-town teams that It waa impossible. Last Satur day Noone' s bunch lost a good game to Arlington, but tn bunday's game with tho Bauma had their regular battery working; and scattered Utterback's braves with ap parent ease. Parrish will twirl again tbia afternoon and Big Joe Pike will toss for the phone boys. The way Pike cams back at the J. C. Cross gang was nothing alow, for after getting mournfully walloped for twenty-eight straight nits tho Sunday pre vious hs walked right back and allowed only the same brewery outfit only three scratch hits aad relieved fourteen of the trouble of pacing to the initial sack. A Few Gronnders. Base ball tournaments win be going on! 1 l. j c - i c . the mh. lath snd lih of August. ! "Ci i anu wu , ui rcwgniicu tura Farley and Roy fcherr seem to be the only boys who like the i.fe of a south Dakota outlaw leaguer. Welch and Daily left Omaha to join the Farreila to take the places of Danae and Kelly! who had to come back. Ray Young's pitching and h.tung has been the sensation of the Karreii syrup trip. Young Is a real comeback. Raymond Farrell of the Farrelt Syrups is kept busy answering letters and aend'Dg more base ball apparatus to the srup makers. Since the Kanaaa State league disbanded Kuesell Koutt wilt ret sin opportunity to cust the borsehide sphere for the Pueblo Western league team. If Chuck Philbln will call on Wlllard Quigley at Webster SL83 or Dougias 0i4 be tin yet a line on a good third base posi tion with a fast loaa town. The Omaha Gianu, a colored aggrega tion, are winning every gams along the road. Teceraah. Pender. Thurxlua and Oak land have taken the small end. Though Dick Kennedy la traveling for tha True Voice he carries his base bail appar atus witn him so that he can take care of any aide Jobs that might slip out. Dick Kl.-aane. an Omaha product who la bunlly engaged as umpire in the M.blt league. U uu.n well, though sumetimes he is compelled to hurry from the grounds. One of the best umpires In the city Is Henry Brastman. He la the old manager of the Hullys and he knows the game from every standpoint. Hla decisions sre clean Adams, formerly of the Americans. who joined the Council Bluffs Merchants when Hombach left, will busy himself oa the bench since the big sou tn paw has returned. James Kelly, sines Ms return from the Farrell Syrup tnp. wiu not figure In the Holly lineup st present or at least not until Manager McAndrews can find aa opening;. , The T. M. C A. base ball grounds haa recently been fixed up so elaborately that no more do the plat era need to fear the unexpected bop or bad bonnes Manesex Col. en aaa the ground could not be la a better condition. Tho tall and wiry Eiickson of ths Hollys has proved himself to be aa ail-around man this year. He la a good catcher or pitcher and a rattling fine outfielder. Next year it la Fatty's intention to leave the amateur world and step up lata the mars notorious work. All ths A. O. V. W. base ball games will he played at the East Omaha base bail grounds. This morning In ion Pacific lodge will play Patton lodge and Gate City lodge will play North Omaha iodse. Both gemea will be going oa at the aame time and an effort will be made to Save the games started by 10 15 o clock. Patrick Kennedy, ths lad who withstood tt e wiles of the South Dakota 00 Law league for about five weeks will continue to play the game with tits Nebraska City Mink learue team. Six weeks ago Pat qua a good nostdoa ta ordar to obtain, tha fr-.o eelas s Bal4 Haag. Sin srrttrfei; f p palling oet hair r tb aaarl wttk seer eamhlnf Kill Mr eer ana far all th Haedlr Dttle Das iruM sens that a4 lh vttalli ef eear hair raci ana coveex rear hair, eels and ceat ltt diasantirx walr Blatter Bin g-evtcg 14 sat ra. B ra aaala. Have aeir tta sataimi ceier Renin teOar ta e4 all kalr a4 amis tree! ana !- a tM-k g'r laisrtaat haul t hair aa Xatar hMeeSae. saUTHoi. ia in Mt wmarfDt hair rest? 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