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COLTS LOSE TEN-INNING GAME
Omaha Rallied ia Fifth and Seventh
at Topeka, Then Loit.
VANQUISHED MAKES ONE EREOR
Gardner Make Twi Tbree-Bose Hit,
nirlas Tcata tb Fir! j th
Winning" leofn Taaeha
Make Fads Errors. '
TOPEKA, Kan.. July II. 8peclal Tele
gram.) Th Kiwi and Rourkes had a
watfeat Vth. Topeka ball yard today. A
perfectly lovely time was enjoyed and the
score waa 10 ta against Omaha. Nearly
enough players to make three teams were
Inaerted Into the going-. .
Buchanan waa going good until the
fotirth when Kane led off with a double.
Fchoonovtr tingled, Edmlston . hobbled
' Kneavea' grounder, Lynch picked a good
on and Robinson aent three acroee with a
double. lie and Lynch counted when Ed
mlston hobbled Agnew's trtounder.
.In the seventh there wan more trouble
after Kneaves fanned. Lynch singled, but
Robinson popped out. A Knew singled and
Klehoff walked and Thomason cleaned up
with a triple and Kane sent him horns with
a double,
. Two sharp double plays In the ninth and
tenth stopped threatened scores. Lynch got
' a finger smashed on one of Robinson's bad
ones In the seventh and Arbogaat finished
the Inning. Then Agnew caught and rick
went to third.
Demott had - hard tin., right off the
reel. In the second Gardner led off with a
triple and scooted home on Whitney's sin
gle. In the fourth, after two were down,
hits by Chapman, Edmlston, Buchanan and
Rickert and a walk to Emory scored three
and then Robinson came In. He went along
nicely for one session and Emory storted
It with a walk. Edmlston came along with
a blngle, as did Durbln. and then Rickert
' bunted to Agnew, who wasn't there, and
King cam along with a single that made
three for the session.
Edmlston got a single in the seventh,
want down on a wild pitch, on to third on
a , passed ball and scored on another wild
pitch.
In the eighth Beeoher took one In the
slats, and was pushed ahead by Gardner,
and scored when Agnew threw the ball to
center. In tha tenth King walked, and
- after Beecher was dead Gardner ended the
gams with a triple. Pick has a sore thigh.
Nlehoff was sick yesterday, but was all
right today: Score:
TOPEKA.
AB.
... 4
... 6
6
.. i
... 4
.. 4
R. H.
O.
1
1
1
1
13
6
t
I
1
0
1
A.
0
4
T
0
1
0
I
8
0
0
I
Rickert, If
Kin, Ib-sa......
Beeeher, rf-8b...
Gardnar, of
Whitney, lb
Chapman, o
Kniory, lb
Edmlston, St....
lale, if
Buchanan, p....
Durbln, p...
Toltals ......
40 10 14 SO U
OMAHA.
AB. R. H. O. A. E.
Agnew, Sb-c.
Mihoff, lb
Thomason, cf
Kane, lb
fchoonover, If....
Williams, rt
Kneaves, ss
Lynch, c
Aetoogast, 0
6
11 1 1
4
1
4
11
I
0
5
0
0
0
0
0 0
t
4
4
6
3
W.V.J. 1
4 0
i
0
0 '
V.
ft
flCK, so
Demott, p..
Kohlnson. p
Oil
r.i
Totals ...V...;,.4 ' vH 1
One out when winning run- scored.
Topeka 0 1 0 S 0 I 1 1 0 110
Omaha .....0 ,0 0060400 ,01
Three-base hits: Gardner (5),' Thomason'.
Two-ban hits: Kane (2). Sacrifice hits:
Gardner, Pick. Double play. Kdmmton to
Whitney. ' Hloleil batset; Keener (2), Chap
man. Hits: off Buchanan, 6 In four and
one-third innlnus; off IHirblo, 4 in five and
two-thirds innings: off Demott, T in three
and two-thirds Innings; off Robinson, 7 in
six and one-third Innings. First base on
balls: Off Purbln. i; off Demott J; off
Robinson, 4. Htnick out: By Buchanan, 2;
by Purbln, f, by Demott, 2; by Roblnaon.
4. Hit by pitched ball: By Robinson, !i; by
-Ihirbln. I. Wild pitches: Durbln (2), Rob
inson 8. Passed bulls: Lynch (2). I'm
plres: McKee and Weaver. Attendance,
Mft.
GRIZZLIES POUND FREEMAN HARD
DTr Beats St. Joseph by Seven to
Thre gear.
DENVER, July II. The Orlttlles won to
day's game by hitting Freeman hard.
Bchrelber was sent In after the lsftors had
mads their runt off O'Brien In tha fifth,
fccore:
DENVER.
AB, R. H. O. A
E.
Lloyd, tb
Gllmora, If.....
fasaldy, rf....
Brail, cf
Quillln. Ih
IJndsay, lb....
Coffey, -...;:.
Frambes, c...
O'Brien, p
Schrelber, p...
..4 I I
1
0
.. 4
::i
.. 4
.. 4
.. I
.. 1
.. 0
t 6
1 I
i
0 1
0 14
I I I
t T
8T. JOSEPH.
I 17 10
. AB. R, H. O. A. E.
Kally. rf
Powell, If...
Rlley lb
.willing:, cf...
fcorton, 16"?
Hamilton, ib.., ,.
Melnhs. ss
(tosuett, e .,,
Freeman, d
Crutcher. p I
Crittenden, o j
Jones 1
Batted for Crutehar In ninth.
V?X" JMII0MM
be Joseph 000(1000 0-1
Stolen base: Ollmore. Two-base hits:
luley, Gllmore. Three-base hit: O'Brien.
Sacrifice hit: rrambes, fcchreiber. Quillln.
.ball: Oonsett. struck out: By
O'Brien ' ; by Bohreiber. I; toy Crutcher,
1. Double plays: Coffey to Lindsay: Cof
fey to Lloyd to Indsay. wild pitch
tVutcher, Left on bases Denver, 4: Hi
Joseph. T. Innings pitched: O'Brien, four
and one- third (runs I, hits I); i-hrelher.
fou snd two-thirds (no runs, hits J); Free,
man. four trune t. hits ; Crutcher. four
'".f ""J" .'n: Umpires: Mo
Dowell and Haskell,
IOVX.
CITV DBFK4TI . LINCOLN
Aatel)s Baaek Err re While Vis
itors Bastck Their Hits.
LINCOLN, July ll.-Uncoln bunched its
errers In the fifth Inning today while fcloux
nil wu uuutiiini na mis. Boor:
NCOLN.
a R. H. O. A.
4 0 110
Cole, cf....
Cobb, rf 4
l nglaub, ZD 4
sloCornijck. if....... I
Ttomaa, lb I
Gagnlar, ss . I
fotkmeti, lb I
1, u....
-0 f
p i
mcuraw, c
'Miner ...
Lhman, p
Totals
4 17 10
BIOUX CITT.
AB. K. H. O.
A. E
Andreas, lb.. 4 0
I
I 1
tm, lb 4 0
Kreea. If I 0
Wagner, of 4
t1trald. rf 4
lisj-iman. ss 4 I
Hllly. Ib 4
Pawaon, e I 1
Barber, p 1 1
1ft
I
- Totals U I I y 11 1
Llnooln 0 0 f 0 0 0 1 1
Boua City IHIMIM
Runs batted In: Cole, Andreas. Barbr
41). Three-bus hits: CoVe, Andreas. Left
on bases: Lincoln, 1; Sioux City, 4. Stolen
base; Broen. struck outi By Ehnian, 4.
Baa oa balls: Off Ehmao. L TUue; l.Zi.
Lui Ires: Morgan as 4 Knapp.
Standing of Teams
WEST. LEAGt'E I NAT'LLEAOUR
W.LPct. W.L Pet.
Denver M 31 .M4 Philadelphia.. M 12 l
Pueblo 4 85 .878' Chtraco W 81 .6171
Lincoln 49 M .576 New York. .. .SO S3 .;!
St. Joeph...4S 1 .552 St. Iuia 4 Sft .67
Sioux City. ..14 42 .f.l 2: Pittsburg ....4S7 .4
2'nsha 41 45 .M Cincinnati ...3R4.4S2
loneka ......litl 40il Brooklyn ...'.SO 81
Des Moines.. 22 OA .261 Boston 20 K .MS
AMER. Afla'N. AMEH. LEAGUE.
-W.L. Pet. W.LPct.
Co'uitAus ...53 40 .670 Detrolt 59 21 .tfV4
Kansas Clty.54l 53( Phlladelphla..64 80 .441
Minneapoll..4 44 .t.lftilcago 43 40 .618
iol?u ; " New Vork....43 41 .611
St Paul.... 4i 47 .4M,cieveland .... 44 .bo
Milwaukee.. 45 4 .471); Boston 44 41 .KK
Louisville ...43 60 ,4i Washington. .2 57 .CT
Indianapolis. 41 61 .4t7jSt. Iouis 24 CO it
.NEB. LEAGUE. MINK LEAGUE.
W.L Pct I W.LPct
Superior 41 26 .oil, Falls City .,..14 21 .SU
Fremont ....40 25 . 616! Auburn 0 26 .63
Grand 1st d..37 80 .6..J. Shenandoah. .SO 23 .636
reward .'.....II 14 .417 Ciarinda 27 30 .474
Hastings ....30 3 .4:Humboldt ...f. 81 .4t
Kearney ....W M .45oNeb. City. ...S3 84 .81
Columbus ... l-t .4iV
York .4 40 .I75j
Yesterday's Reeslts.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Omaha. 8; Topeka, 10; ten Innings.
Ht. Joseph, 1, Denver, 7.
Sioux City, 8; Lincoln, 1.
Des Moines-Pueblo, rain.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Pittsburg, 7; Boston, 8.
Cincinnati, 7; Brooklyn, t.
St. l.oun, 0; New York, 4.
Clilcago-rhiladelphia, rain.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Philadelphia, 10; Chicago, 2.
Washington, I; Ht. Louis, I.
New York, 6; Detroit, 4.
Doston, 7; C.evelund, 2.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Kansas City, ; Milwaukee. 5; ten In
kings. ?
iu.iiiieapolls, 1; St. Paul, 7.
NEBRASKA STATE LEAGUE.
Grand Island. 4; Fremont, 7.
York. 8; Hastings, 3.
Seward, 4; Superior, 7.
Kearney, t; Columbus, 11.
MINK LEAGUE. 4
Shenandoah, 8; Auburn, 6.
Falls City, 6; Nebraska City, 4.
Humboldt, 3; Ciarinda, 8.
Games Today.
Joseph at Denver. Sioux City at Lincoln.
"VO 4B.I M. UCUIU,
'ntliml I aairno. Dlttuk,.. .
ClncinnaU t Bruoklyn, Bt. louin at New
Ameriran lAuxim Phiiariinhu rhi.
Cfl an W n ihlnirinn a 4 C t milu K ... t.
at Detroit, Huston at Cleveland.
American A88ociauon-iouibvlll at Mil
waukee. Indlnnannltfi at (irinoanniia
Columbus at Kansas City. Toledo at St.'
ui. , ijr on
Nebraska State Leairue Grand Island at
Prernnnt. Ynrk nt Motti-uru .4
feiiperior. Kearney at Columbus.
m nK league Bhenandouh t Auburn,
Ciarinda.
GIANTS BLANK CARDINALS
Wiltse Holdi St Louis to Two Hits by
Good Pitching:.
DRIVES IN LAST TWO RUNS
Devor (14 Only- Three. Base lilt of
Game. Dyl and SnodsrsMs Re
ear TweBagvers Tea
Stolen Bases.
NEW YORK. JulT 2L-Aft lntr.
straight games, being knocked If tha rub-
ocr io me last rour, George Wiltse today
pitched one of the a-reatnnt nm r hi.
fareer, ' holding i Bt. Louis to two . hits.
it hib Kiao orove m mew lork s two; last
runs In the fifth.. The last three innings
were ' nlnyed 'in a' drttillng rain, Score:
NBW.TORK. gT. LOtTJg
AB H.O.A B AB HOIK
Pore, if... 4 1 1 0 Huntlni, tb. 1 1 ' l" 4 a
Poyl.. IS.... 4 1 I 1 0 Hauaer. se. 7. 4 1111
Pno.1raa, of 4 I Bills. It 1 1 1 S
Murr)t. rf... I 4 0 0 Koortchr. lb 1 0 111
Mnrlils, lb.. I lit I ln. J !
t," .. '... : . r i i .. i i e
Mrorm, c I 1 ( I Breanahan, I
t
ill
"'". ..... i tiaroion, s
r. - - - - i"-r.r .
toils
1 s t 0 0
ut.li aaivw -. .
Totals if 1 14 14 I
Matted for Harmen In the ninth.
St. Louis 0 OIOHOIM
New lork 1 A 0 ft I ft 0 ft 4
First on errors. Mw v..b w . H
hits: Doyle, bnodwrass. Three-base hit:
tu- moien nases: Bnodgrsas, t Lett
on bases: New York, I; St. Louis, t Double
plays:- Evans and Rresnahan!
HuKJflns- and Konetchy. Banes on balls':
Off Wltse, 1; off Harmon. 2. Struck out:
OPay and Emslle. Time: 1:28.
IMrates Oatplay Doves.
BnSTflff. -Tlll tl 11IK.K,,. A-t ...
Boston today, 1 to I. Good pitching by
Gardner wtlh men on bases prevented the
locals from scoring on several occasions.
Score:
PTTTSBUTW. BOSTON.
AB H.O.A. K. AB H O.A.E
Brroa. lb.... I 114 1 Iwaanar, lb. 4 1 I
tarli. cf ... I t ( f i Tenner lb., I 111 I
riaxka,- U.... 4 4 4 4 Haraot. lb... I Ills
anar, a... I 114 Innartua. W . I I t a
j. Mlllor, lb. H 4 Millar. rf.... 1 lit
M-Keob'a. lb I tt t Sipr.it, aa ... I 114ft
'W'llaon, rf...4 f 1 4 Kalaar. of.... I lit
Simon, a 4 14 14 Ktlng. e 4 1 I 4 S
Carduar, a... 4 1 rartuaan. p. til
sUUarn. p .. (
Totals It I1ITM 1 !J
ToUls n 11 IT It 1
'Batted for Perauson In eighth.
Plttshurr 1 S a 1 I n a e a .
Boston I 0-0 0 0 ft ft 80 i
Two-bas hits: Sweeney, J. Miller, Inner
ton. Three-base hit: Wagner. Home run:
". niruca out: ny erruson.
1: by Gardner, . T1ntt 1:10, Umpires
Johnston and Eason.
Beds OstpUy Brooklyst.
BROOKLYN, July 21.-Clnolnnatl plaved
better ball than Brooklyn on a muddy
the finish, Brooklyn rallying strongly In
tb ninth to a I to ft defeat. 8eor:
CINCINNATI BROOKLYN.
AS H.O.A AB H.O.A K
Maraau. .. 1 I t , .r.b. Is 4 ft
of t 1 I. t 1 tfeabar. Ik.,1 I I I I
hoblltaal, Itf lit t t WbaaiTlk.... I ft S t
Mtich.U, rf.. t I t t tHamuiall. Ibl I I 1 J
Balaatl. as... I t 1 I ICUw. rt'l 1 S t ft
Grant, lb.... I 1 1 I tToola?. sT"l tilt
4 1 i i fti ia. ta, J 1 i i
MOaa, e... litis ICrvla, o h 1
niaoe, 4 1 t I t Knalw. a... 1 t t
- "t sr s w w w ss
r: r: r 1 mi
TeUls...
aa u n u i ualaaoa ... S S s a
TataU...
.it if is
uatted ror HAtoa In ninth.
ClncinnaU ft ftafti.
Brooklyn u. ft ft' I ft ft
og-uaaa mis: tieDiiusi, urant.'Daubert
Bases on balls: Off Knatser. t; off Kason
I; off Fromme, . Struck out: By Knetaer,
I; by Knjion. I; by Fromme, a. Vsnplr:
hlem and Brannan. Time: 1:11
Clkhorav
T. B. Lance expects to hav hla family
her soon. They will occupy the J. Beefut
residence whJoh tkny aciulr4 Croat 11 r.
Mrs. Charles Iraon eontinuas) to im
prove front her Ulnsas and is abl t sit up.
Han Doos purchased a new thrashing
separator which was unloaded her tb
first of ths week.
Wheat ta y teles ng eighteen it twenty
bushtsis per acre and oats lea to thirty
bushels In this vicinity.
Beefus In ths iohsjie of properties. Mr.
Mnfus and family will move to tb J, O.
ManiiQid residence soon,
Ths plcnlo given by the Waterloo Cream,
ery company at Lusthgen at Lesenberg S
grove last Hunday was well attanded. '
The eluteh of the waterworks engine
broke about thres weeks ago and the new
one ordered was delaved in transit. It
caused ooi.sliWrabl trouble to ks the
broken clutch puinpiog water to supply the
village end several dsva ths supply waa
low in the stand pip. The new clutch ar
rived Thursday and relieved tb situation.
sward Man !, Hand. ' '
SEWARD. Neb.. July tL-flpcJl.-rred
Schroeder, who had finger rmovd
on account of blood Poisoning, had tt) havs
his wool band amputated yesterday.
New Manager of the Rourke Family
-"XtOsV. . l--'-J i
t - i : Sy ' Y : V ' ' ,
t l 11 s f , J , 1 1 ' ' T
i i i i Mill eii sT v.. 1 " ' Jat&).4 N'A,m -
$yuKrTstifjZm immumi mieil V- ; hwn-wT- ..waiiiiaij iujiii inn-
; V7;-:'"" y(0&' 'xMw
" ' 1 1 '" -'ninn s i mi hi mi l iiir-n r ti 1 1 -tan'itMuu-jj
FREMONT KEEPS ON WINNING
Rouse Pitches Steadily, Wliile Clam-
man weakem.
FINAL SCORE STANDS SEVEN-FOUR
t-otosnbas and Kearney Play ' Loos
G s.i. Former ( Winning; by Eleven
o'fllx 8nrlv wins Hlt-
"'.;:-j" 7 , (la; Game, '
, FRKMONT, Neb., July . Specli Tel
tBTam.) Frsmont won rotn Grand fsland
today by a scor of 7 to 4. Rouse pitched
steadily all the way, while Mors relieved
Clansman In the last of the seventh In
ning. Carey was forced to rUr in ths
sixth owing to siokness. The game was
featureless with ths possible exception of
several very pretty catches by Turpln.
Score:
FREMONT. GRAND TftlAND.
AB.H.O.A.B. .Dun . m
Ronaaau, lb. I I 0 I l Cuo. cf tit 0
vjirey, o.... i i i t 1 Wart, lb.... 4 0 t 4
Thomas's, aa I t 0 1 I Clauoman, Mill!
Rauaa. -l 1 1 1 1 Mora, ...' 1 t t 0 4
ToUls II in T I ToUls ll'tll's'-!
Grand Island 1 1 0 0 1 6 0 0 ft-i
Fremont 10O10100 'i
Two-bas hits: Bennett, Armstrong.
Three-bas hit: Roubo. Hacrlfloe hits:
Smith (2). Clausman. Rnnituan n.in,
Thompson. Stolen bases: RondRau (1), Ful
ton, Rouse. Bsses on balls: Off Clausman
6; off ' Morse, 1; off Rouse. I. Struck out-
By Clausman, ft; by Rouse, 7. Time: 1:44.
Lmplre, McDermott.
Town Ball mt rolnmbne.
COLUMBUS. Nsb.. Julv XL (SDaclal Tel-
egram.) Columbus and Kearney played
town ball today. Ball players and umpire
triad to outdo each other In guessing at
the game. Soore:
COLUMBUS. KKARNKT.
. AH. H.O.A g - AB H.O.A.l.
Meiiall, rf . . I t t lyslk. lb I 11 t 0..
X. Brows, Ibl t 1 t 1 L. Uray, cf.. 4 t 1 t t
Graham, tb.. 4 I I I t Dovnajr, Ib. I I I t 1
B. Browo. sat 1 1 I 4 Jaj-rott. rf... I lift!
-ilul-. cf.. I Sit I Parlaa. aa...4 1 1 4 t
Asoaw. If.... t t t r:klls. Iflbl ft f t ft
(urban, Ik.. I 1 M IK. Cray, ... 114 11
Harrlaoa. f .. I 1 I ft 1 Clair. Ik I 1 t t 4
Hay. u m t t 1 I Balltrtt, If... 1 S t ft t
lwlalr. .... 4 t I t Wrnkaos. m. XA 4 14
Wrlsht, .... r 4 tit
TaUla U M I I .
ToUU 1 24 11
Klnklln and H. Gray out for battlna- out
of turn.
Kearney 0 8 IOOOftftO-1
Columbu ft t ft 0 ft t I I -U
Horn run: Graham. Sacrifice hits: I-
Gray, Klnklln, tC. Brown. Stolen bases:
Pagles, Clair. Meixell. Graham, Chittlek,
Corbett Struck out: By Wynkoop, I In
seven innings; by Hay, I In two Innings;
I.W 1llalr A imm mm Kb 1 1 - Ct9 WvnliA.i,
I; off Hay, 1; off Delalr. l. Hit by pitched'
bail: By Pelair. L Wild pitch; Wynkoop, L
Tim: i:M. Umpire: Edwards. . .
Battlnsj avl arlr.
BTTKRIOR. Neb.. July n.-Suoertor and
Seward enjoyed a, batting baa .today in
which Superior got the most hits for extrs
buses. Luhraon won his own gams tn ths
seventh with a clean single, scoring tha
hook win ormners. score;
gCPBRIOR. gawARD.
AB H.O.A. AB H.O.A.l.
Alias, ef 4 1 1 I 4 Brmanan. tb. I t 1 1 t
Michael. SS..4 I II .taHanle-. as... I III)
r,la, if 4 I t t t Bias. 1. 114ft
IcO-wall, lb I ft I I t Naff, lb-.... 4 14 11
Prw-ka, .... 4 III 4 H.nrr. ef.... 4 till
r B k lta. rf. 4 I I t I ril-. rf.... 4 Nil
t B'b'lta, Ibl tit ft KaMaaas. It. 4 1 1 ft 4
Orr. lb. I 111 I Wall", aa ... 4 fill
tAtbrsos, ... I I ft I I Ohm, .... 4 14 14
Total! it UBlil Totals .14 U U Tft "
Reward ft ft ft I ft I ft ft ft 4
Superior ft I I 1 I 1 I 1 T
Struck out: Luhraon. T; Connor, I. Bases
on balls: Off Luhrson, 1; off Connor, 6.
Double plays: D. Boekwita to Michael to
D. Boekwita; Orr to McDowell to D. Bock,
wits. Two-base hits: Allen, Orr, Luhrson,
Michael,' Prucha, Neff, Wally. Stolen
bases: Brannon, Henry (t), Robinson, A-
left (. Pruehs, r. Boekwita, n. Bockwltt.
Orr. Sacrifice fly. Coyls. Sacrifice bit:
Luhrton. Umpire: Held. Time; 100.
Ywrli Wlu frm Hnsltngrs.
HASTINGS. Neb.. July . to!ll Tele
gram.) Hastings lost to York todsy by
tha score of I to I. Scores
YORK HASTINGS.
AS H O A AB.H.O.A.B.
Farrail. Ib. I til t Vrasalar, at. I 1 4 I t
tmlth. Ik.... I 111 I Kartmaa. a. 1 t I I S
FWaaaay. If t I I t tWat.ua. lb.. I 114 1
H.r, of.. I t t t t Oaoko, lb.... I it I I
fays, lb.,-4 111 t 1 Bala. Ik lilt
ha.la. rf I j I 1 f Jcaaa. If I 1 t t t
la aa I it I I o BrUa. if., lilt
(lopols. S....I lift t Hoarala. ... 4 I 114
'ulraas. s.. I ft ft 1 4 Oris, a 4 I I I I
Totals ST It IT It I Totals.. .V..I4 I Mil' I
York Iftftftfttftfti-t
Hastings t6ftft-4
atiolsn bases; Pavls, Uoaralft CO,
r-uuan, ib... J a a a gmlth. aa.,,,1 0 111
Banat. ef..4 1 1 I t M Klbbas. If I 1 I 4
Bohnar. rf... 1 1 0 0 Molaar. rf . 4 t 1 a 1
-Mf(. I 1 I 1 t H.rala in 1 i i 1 X
IZll 11 " ? ! I Ar-atrong. lb 1 1 I 0 el
Bralth. lb... I lit t Jokarat. a... 4 l a1
CHARLEY ARBOGAET.
O'Brien. Double play: Watson to Cooke.
Struck out: By Orth, 4; by Fentrees, 6.
Two-base hits: Cooke, Dye. Bases on
balls: Off Orth, 6; off Fentress, 6. Hit by
pitched ball: Bromley, Fortnian. Time:
2M. Umplr: Garrett.
Eleven Innings .
ForFallsCitytoWin
Hard Fought , Contest at. Nebraska
r City Shenandoah and Ciarinda
".' Are Winners,. '
. NEBRASKA CITY, Net.:, July lL-(Ppe-olal
Telegram,) Falls City, took a hard
fought eleven Inning game this afternoon
after Nebraska City had. tied the score in
the ninth. The score: RILE.
Nebraska City- 0 01010010 0-4 ft 1
Falls City OI01010000S-4 10 4
Batteries: Nebraska City. Neville,
Eayes and Plnkerton. Falls City, Woods,
Finch and Yanderhlll. Umpire: Krats-
oerg.
AUBURN. Neb.. July 21. (Special T
Trb-
Kram.) Shenandoah took ths second ga
ui ins series irom Auourn. score: K.
Augurn 0 0 0 0 4 2 0 0 0 ft I 1
Shenandoah ...0 1 0 0 2 0 0ft 18 11 1
Batteries: Auburn. Kirsch and Kranln-
ger; Shenandoah, Johnson and Castle. Um-
CLARINDA, la., July . Special Tele
gram.) Ciarinda kept up her winning
streak today by defeating llunitJJdt again.
Score: R.H.K.
Ciarinda 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 1 1 . 7 1
Humboldt ......ft 0 0 ft 0 I 0 0 03 7 6
Batteries: Ciarinda, Macon and Harmony;
Humboldt, Oswalt and Bleu. Umpire:
Meyers.
ItBBULTS IN THHGE-I LBAGVB
Rock Island Detents Qolney by On to
NotblasT Score.
ROCK ISLAND, III., July 2L-A bit, a
eacrltice ana an error in the sixth gave
Hock Island 1 to ft ylctory over Qulncy,
Score: R.H.B.
Rook Island 14 1
Uuinoy ft ft 1
Batteries: Lakoff and Jacobson; Fret
tsr snd Forney.
DANVILLE, III.. July fl.-Chapman's
homo run in the nlntn save Davviipoit a
1 to t victory. Score: K H E.
Davenport 7 11 1
Danvtrt S ft 1
Batteries: Fink and Walsh; Ntwtln
and Hildebrand.
DUbUwUU, la., July tl. Webster pitched
fast ball for Dubuque today and beat De
catur. Score: R.H.B.
Dubuque I 12 I
Decatur 14 1
Batteries: Webster and Boucher; Middle,
ton and Johnson.
PEORIA. III., July 2L-IH a heavy hit
ting contest I'eoiia wtm irom vVaterluo.
Score: R.H.B-
Peorl I U I
Waterloo I s i
Batteries: ,Hovllk, Saundera, Tammen
and Jacobs;, Khackleford, Stowsrs and
Wolf. ,
Giants Are Trtsassed Again,
CREICIHTON, Neb., July II. (Special
Telegram.) Huffie's Colts sgain defeated
tha Omaha Giants hers today In ten In
ning game, whiuh was no man's until the
last out In the tenth. Tha Giants added
to their lineup two Indians from Niobrara
and Fred and Carl Fosberg, the two cracks
from Royal. L, Pryor and A. Davla for
the Giants mad horn runt with on on
baa. Boor: - RH.B.
C retghton t 1 0 1 ft 1 4 0 1 1-10 11 7
Giants lOllOOOIfto ft I I
Bases on balls: Off McKay. 1; oft Garvey
I. Two-baa hits; Lucas, McKay. Three
bas hit: C. Losberg. Horn runs: L.
Pryor, A. Davla. Struck out: By McKay,
4, by Hunt, 10; by Garvey, 7. Batteries:
Crelghton, McKay, .Hunt and Pryor;
Giants, Garvay and Fosberg. Tlmei t;sU
Umpire: B. 8. Perrin.
Arasssee Braves Win.
ARAPAHOB. Neb.,' July IL-(Spclal
Telegram.) In a ten-Inning ball gams hare
ted ay the Arapahoe Braves won from Cam
bndgs by a score of I to t Score:
Cambridge ., 0 ftftlftftftlftft-l
Arapahoe ft ft 1 ft ft 1 ft ft l-l
Batteries: Cambridge;. Wood and War
ner; Arapahoe. Debenham and Carroll.
Hits. Cambridge, V; Arapahoe, S. Vtruck
out: By Wood, 7; by Debenham. I. Bases
en balls: Off Debenham, 1. Two-bass
hits:- Thorndyks, Hay. Johnson. Umplr;
Ray Snyder.
? rifty-TUlrd Wins ItMl.
DES MOINES, ' la., July tl -Th nfty
thiru regimsnt, Iowa National Guard, won
the reglinaiital shoot of the Iowa National
OurJ at t'amp I'odse today by a score
of IT The Fifty-fourth reglmeot was
second with aNi. Hcrgeant C.- U. King,
company I. Fifty-third regiment ef Wau
kan, won th Individual championship with
K1. Captain Ralston. omiany H. Fifty
fourth, of Burlington, won th National
Klfl asaociavbon champiaasbig- wtl) g.
ear f 44
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BLUES VICTORIOUS IN TENTH
Opportune Hitting1 with Hen on Bases
Defeats Brewers.
SLX TO FIVE IS FINAL SC0BE
Hratt,: Love, Barbeto. Breea and
Charles Get . Two-Baggers . git;
ftaerlflee Hit ud rive)
, Strlkta,
MILWAUKEE. July Jl.-Opportune hit
ting with men on bases In ths ninth and
tenth Innings, won an extra Inning con
test (or Kansas City her today, ft to 6.
Cutting had one bad inning, the third:
Score:
KANiAS CTTY. MlbWAUKEK.
AB.H.O.A.B. an u n km
Barbaas, - Ib. 1114 4 gtona. If I f t 1
Balllvaa, f 4 III 4 Cearles, lb.. I 111!
lova If 4 1 t Orandorf, lb. 4 1 I 1 t
Hratk. H....I I 1 1 fttchalk. rf... 4 ill!
B'warm'n. lb 4 0 11
t'orrldon, aa. I 1 I
Downay, lb., I t 1
O'Coniror, .. I 1 I
Attroek, p... t 1 4
FaW. lb.... 1 1 1
Seatt 1 t t
V 1 Harrett, cf.;. t 0 I 1
1 1 Clark, lb.... (MM
I 1 Breen, as.... Ill,
I 1 Manhall, .. 4 1 4 I t
t 0 Cutting, p... t t 1 t
1 0 McOlyna, p. t t I 1 t
0 Doiitkarty .1 t I t I
Totals 40 1110 11 t ToUls. U I It II 1
Ratted for Cutting in ninth.
Batted for Downey in eighth.
Milwaukee 0 0 0 0 4 14)00 06
Kansas City .... 000130001 14
Two-bas hits: Hyatt, Love, Darbeau,
Breen, Charles. Hits: Off Cutting, I in
eight innlntrs: off McGlynn, 4 In two In
nings. Sacrifice hits: Bowerman, Downev,
Love, Breen, Cutting, Schalk. Left on
bases: Milwaukee. 6; Kansas City, ft. Bases
on balls: Off Cutting, 2; off Altrock. 2.
Struck out:' By Cutting, 4: by Altrock. 1.
Passed ball: Marshall. Time: 1:10, Um
pires) Weddigs and Blarhalter.
Two Gasses mt Benson.
Two games of ball will bt played Sunday
at Benson Eagle park between the Benson
Eagles and J. T. Cross and the Royal
Achates and ths Omaha Victors for
good-alssd purse. The lineup:
Benson Eaarlaa. Pnalllnn T T rmB.
f-uimea. t atcn ,
Murray Pitch
Kemp First
Gibbs , Second....
Ostrom Hhort
Zaup Third
Johnson
.... Langer
Edmondaon
. Grossman
Hofer
Lify
Anderson , ...Left..
Mathsrly ....
Prfk
ao4uaae
.., Tenter
Overman
....Right
Bart
thrtsts Blsvkbarav Bark la Causa.
CHICAGO, July SL Russell BlaeWburne,
ths lll.ooo shortstop of the American league
bss ball team, who has been out of ths
gama sine early In'. th spring, following
a surgical operation on his kneecap, has
recovered and will join hi team hi few
days.
Wells Has Better of Ga,
ALBANY, N. Y.. July 21.-Matt Walls
the English llghtwslght champion, won a
popular decision over "Fighting Dick"
Hyland of California In a fast ten-round
bout tonight. Wells held th lead sYcept
in two rounds the seventh and Ighth.
when Hyland landed hard body blowa
OUR BEST AND LARGEST
eroi- Arauisal Shirt Sale
Begins Saturday Horning, July 22d
Not a ftlngl shirt (tscpt whltft) U barret, from t&U Wt nvr carry na season's goods' Tar
Into saotaer.
THIS SALE CONTINUES 10'DAYS ONLY
At Strictly Cash Prices
Non of tba shirts sail regularly for less than $ 1.60; gome were aa high aa fT.OO, and tb aaaortmftnt
comprises 2. A W.'a, Manhattans and Lion brand ahlrts with soft or pleated bosom, French or plain cuffs tn
light and dark patterns in percales, madras, etc.
It's the wise man's chance to buy a season's aupply of high grade shirts
AT ALMOST HALF-PRICE
if.. -.0061 $&d,.:-!0....$1.35 1M?..$2.35
READY AT 8 A. 11 SATURDAY.
TOIM
Tom KeUey.
FORD PUZZLES THE TIGERS
New York Pound Summers and Wins,
Six to Four.
BATmO AVERAGES FATTENED
Ma.asrer Jea.l.gs. Cobb and Csy
Ordered Off Field by Tnsplr for
Dlsnatlng Deelsloaa Sis
Twa-Bai Hits.
DETROIT. July a. Detroit could hit
Ford In only on Inning today, while New
York hit Summers freely, th visitors win
ning, ft to 4. Manager Jennings, Cobb and
Casey wer ordered off ths field by the
umpire for dusputlng dedsiors. feore:
m tork. DrntorT.
AB.H.O.A.B. AR H O A
Paalata,- rf . . I tit t . If..... t 1 I 1
Woltar, rf... t t t t Boitl. as 4 1 I I t
Hartttll. Ib I I I 1 1 CVbb, rf I 1 I t t
Cra. If t 1 I t t OrawfwM, rf. 4 I I 1 t
Knight. aa...t 111 1 Dalak'ntr, lb 4 t t t t
Ctiaaa. lb.... I 111 1 t Mortal?, Ib. I I I t 1
Jobaann, lb.. 4 I t I t O'Uaarr. lb.. I t I I t
Iwaanar. a.. 4 I t t t Btanara, a... 4 4 t 4 t
Fart, t t t I 1 Summers, p.. I I t I ft
lfma. p.... t t I t t
Tata la It 14 It It I Rhmldt .... t t t t t
Shaller .... 1 4 t t t
ToUls 14 t (1 It I
Ratted for Summers in to seventh.
Batted tor Lafltte In the ninth.
New York ft 1 1 4 0 1 1 1 0-
Detroit 0 ft 1 0 0 I 0 0 0-
Two-base lilts: Cree, Chase. Sweeney
Daniels, Moriarty, Hartiell. Three-bas.
lits: Daniels, Cobb, Crawford. Hits: Of
Summers, 11 in seven Innings; off 1-afltte'
1 In two Innings. Sacrifice fly: Chest
Stolen bases: Daniels Moriarty. Ieft on
bases: New York, ti:, Detroit. 6. Finn bus,
on balls: Off Ford. 2; off Summers, l.
First bass on errors: New York. 2: De
trolt, 1. Hit by pitched ball: By Ford
Cobb; by Summers. Knight. Struck out
lly Ford, 4; by Summers, 4. Wild pitch:
Ijafitte. Time: 2:06. Umpires: Egan and
Connolly.
Naps Yield 4 Boston.
CLEVELAND, July 21 Boston defeated
Cleveland. 7 to 2, bunching three hits with
two passes tn th sixth and scoring four
runs. Collins was effective with men
on bases. Carrlgan drove in three of Bos
ton's runs. Score:
BOSTON. CU!VEl.ANr.
AB H.O.A. R AB.H.O.A.B.
Hooper. rf...l tit t Oraaey. If... I t 4 t t
Gardner, lb., t 14 1 W Ortsss, rf.... 1 t t t 4
paakar, af.. 4 I 1 t Olann. ss 4 4 4 4 4
Law la. It.... I 14 4 t Jactaan, ef.. 4 1 1 t t
Knla, lb.... I lit 8tov.il, lb... 4 I 11 1 t
Wagner, lb.. 4 1 1 4 t Butch.r, r-lf 4 I III
Carrlsas, a.. 4 II It Ball. Ib I 1 1 4 t
Yerkaa, aa.,.4 t 1 4 0 Tumar, Ib... I tilt
Collins, B....4 4 11 1 Flabar, ....! 1 T 4 4
Krapp, a.... I t t 4 0
Totals 14 t tl I 1 ljole 4 4 t t I
Mill t t 4 4
i 'Smith 1 t t t
Kastsrly ... 1 t t t I
. Totals 31 1 IT 14 4
Batted for Graney tn the elghtn.
Ran for Lajolo In the eighth.
Hatted for Fisher in the ninth.
Batted for Krapp In the ninth.
Cleveland 0 vOftOOOOl 1
Boston 0 1 0 0 0 4 0 0 27
Two-base hits: Butcher, Stovall, Wagner.
Lewis. First bsse on balls: Off Krapp, 7;
off Collins. 2. Ktruck out: By Krapp, 6;
by Collins, 2. Time: 2:10. Umpires: Mullln
and Perrine.
Athletics Ran Over Sox.
CHICAGO, July 21. Olmstead's wlldness
coupled with heavy bunched hits gave
Philadelphia a one-sided victory over Chi
cago today, 10 to I. The locals wer unable
to do anything to Plank until the eighth
Inning, when two singles, a double and a
sacrifice netted two runs. Score:
PHILADRIHIA. CHICAGO.
AB.H.O.A.B. AB.H.O.A.B.
B. Lara. If.. I 14 4 t Melntrra. rf. 4 I 1 t t
OldrlDt. it.. I I 1 I I K. Lard, lb. 4 I I I
S Oolllns. lb 4 o I 4 4 Callahan. If. I 0 I 0 t
Hakar. lb ... 4 111 1 Bod la, cf....4 4 1 1
Barry, aa....4 0 I t Mc7nll, tb 1 1 1 I 0
Marphr, rf .l 1 I t t J.Colllna, lb. 4 I 11 4 I
Vfclnnaa. lb. 4 1 II 1 Tanoahlll, a 1 t 4 I t
Lapp, e 4 111 ft Sullivan, a.. 4 0 4 I 4
riauk. B 4 111 t Oimstad, S..4 0 I I
Totals IT linu 1 Totals... -.31 T ST It 1
Chicago 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 02
Philadelphia 40000402 0-10
Two-base bits: Plank, McConnell. H.
Lord. Three-base hit: Lapp. Sacrifice
hit: Callahan. Double plays: Plank to
Barry to Mulnnes, Sullivan to Tsnnehlll,
Lord to McConnell to J. Collins, Barry to
E. Collins to Mrlnnes. I .eft on bases: Chi.
cago, I; Philadelphia, 4. Bases on balls:
Off Olmstead, 2; off Plank, 2. Hit by
pitched ball: By Olmstead, harry, Murphv;
by Plank, McConnell (2). Struck out: By
Olmstead. 1 Time: 1:44. Umpires: Dlneen
and O'Loughlln.
'St. I.onls Wins In Ninth.
BT. LOUIS. July O. A double, single
and a sacrifice in ths ninth Inning enabled
St. Louis to win from Washington again
today. Scor:
BT. LOUIS. WA8HINOTON.
AB.H.O.A.B. AB.H.O.A.B.
Ssottan. ef.. 4 111 t Milan, ...4 a a a
Auatln, lb... 4 14 14 Srhaafar. lb. 4 1 II 4 0
Maloaa, rt... 4 1 t 1 4 Elbarialt, Sb 4 1 I 4 o
Import, lb.. 4 III I Uaaalar. rf. . . 1 I 1 n a
Hogan, It.... 4 III 4 C. Waller, If. I 0
taphana. a . 4 1 4 4 t Lalltralt, If.. 1 0 0 0 0
Wallaoa. as.. I t I 4 t MoHrlda, aa.. I I I I 0
Clarka, Ib... I t I 4 4 Onroy, lb.. 4 4 0 1 0
Powall, p.... I I ft I t Alsamltb, &. t 0 t I t
' Husbaa, a... I 4 0 10
Totals II mil
Totals 30 Ttt It t
Two out when winning run wet scored.
St. Louis 011ft0000 11
Washington 0 ft ft 1 0 1 0 0 o t
Two-bas hits: Hogan, Laporte. Bases
on balls: Off Powell, 1 off Hughes. 1.
Rruck out: By Powell, I; by Hughes, t.
Time: 1:8a Umpires: Evana and Parker.
COMISKEY BUYS TEX JONES
Whit lex Take Baak the Player Sold
la St. Joseph Early la
th Year. .
CHICAGO, July tl.-Prealdent Uomlskey
of th Chicago Americans yesterday pur
chased "Teg" Jon from ths St. Joseph
Western league club, to which club he was
sold by ths Chioagos early In the season
after playing twenty games in a Whit Boa
uniform. President Toy lor of th Boston
Americana recently offered tfi.OOO for "Tax,"
and this bid it thought to hav made
Comlskey reconsider his early action In dis
posing of Jones,
Bats Car Clay Caart.
A. IS. Grantham of Lexington, Neb.,
haa written for full Information relative
UJh clgy court tournament that la to be
held August I. He advised that there war
twenty vary enthusiastic players at Lex
log ton and they expected to send at least
four representatives to ths clay court.
KELLEY CO.
915 Stmth let BU
WATER TROUBLE AT WYMORE
Mayor karaea t hat Defertlre Pip
Was Laid In Main I'rosa th
New Wells.
WYMORE, Neb., July II (Special.) At
a regular meeting of ths mayor and olty
council last night Mayor Mauck charged
that broken pip had been laid In th Blue
Springs to Wymor water main. Engineer
Meeker and Inspector Mahaffey, who had
th Job under supervision, say that this It
a mistake, that no broken plpet wer put
In. There hnve been four breaks In the
main under water pressure and Mr. Meeker
says this Is getting off reeamnably easy
In a main of that length over a mile. The
costs ot repairing the breaks has been less
than 100. At last night's meeting no de
cision was reached as to who shall be held
responsible for the bad pipe and who shall
pay for the repairs. The new eectrlo
pumps were run yesterday and the stand
pipe In this city was filled to overflowing
twice, so no more breaks are anticipated.
Engineer Meeker filed plans for trunk
Una and outlet for sewer. Under the plans
the whole city can be drained through one
pipe discharging Into the Blue river below
the city pumping plant. Mr. Meeker esti
mates the cost will not exceed llfl.500. No
action will be taken In this matter until
the sentiment of the public la sounded.
Edwin James has filed notice of appeal
from the action of the city In condemning
his land, on which the city's new wells
and pumps are located. A board of ap
praisers awsrded Mr. James a total ot
$100 for four and one-half acres of pasture
land. Mr. James had previously refused
11,700 offered by th city. Ht proposee to
fight ths city in court
DISTRICT COURT AT TECUMSEH
Jadameats Rendered la t'lvll Cases
and Adjournment Taken to
- Anaast.
THJCUMSEH, Neb., July 21. (Special.)
An adjourned term of the Johnson fiounty
dlstrlit court was convened In this city,
Wednesday, by Judge J. B, Raper ' of
Pawnee City.
In the case of the Stewart Bros. Invest
ment company against Henry Buhllng and
William Clark, guardian of Henry Bohllng.
th verdict was for the plaintiffs. A decree .
to quiet title waa granted and F. L. Dlns
more waa appointed guardian of Henry
Cabling, a minor.
In the partition case of Mary A. Hart
against Elisabeth Hobbs et al., the sale
was confirmed and deed ordered.
A sale was ordered In the foreclosure pro
ceedings of Frank I. Kendrlck against Ed
ward Kendrlck et al.
The sale was confirmed and deed ordered
in ths partition case of Albert N. Dafoe
and Mattla G. Dafoe against W. I. Young,
an Incompetent, Charles Reynolds et al.
Thursday the case of Hermlna Muchow,
formerly Hermlna Rusch. guardian of
Emma Rusch, a minor, against Anna Katz,
administrator of tha estate of Herman
Rusch, deceased, was tried. Tha plaintiff
aaked an additional allowance from the
estate ot tha deceased parent for the rare
of the child, Emma Rusch. The oourt al
lowed the sum of ftl'K) for additional expense
money, and the costs of the suit war taxed
to ths estate ot Herman Rusch.
Court adjourned Friday noon until some
time in August.
CROP DAMAGE OVERSTATED
Cora la the Dokotos the Best liver
Known Wheat Crop Is
Short. "'
ABERDEEN. 8. D.. July 21. (Special.)
Th Dakota Fanner, a publication printed
at Aberdeen and having a wide circulation
in ths Dakotas, has Just issued its second
crop report for. the season of lull , baaed
on reports from Its correniondentk through
out tha two states. The roixirt contends
that earlier reports concerning crop condi
tions in the Dakotas greatly exaggerated
tha drouth conditions prevalent In the two
states, snying: "Misleading reports re
garding the effects uf (he drouth and ex
cessive heat In portions of our territory
hav been widespread. Much damage hut
resulted, without a doubt, but through the
accuracy of our firsthand reports, direct
from farmers themselves, we are apprised
that conditions, even In our most dam
eged sections, are far from being as de
plorable as Is generally believed In the
east. Ths fact that the drouth was most
sever In sections where corn Is the prin
cipal crop Is a matter to be considered.
Over our greatest areas where wheat Is
the leading crop, conditions sre good.
Corn Is Immense from Pembina to Klk
Point. No part of the state will harvest
g normal crop of wheat, oats or barley,.1
while In some sections there will be a
total failure. Flax still gives promise of
fair to good yields In slf sections. Corn Is
ths bett ever known snd In advance ot
any previous year n every particular,"
SERIOUS , RIOTING IN CARDIFF
Streets Are Itrtwa with Wreckage
and Hospitals Ira Filled
with lalarad.
CARDIFF, Wales, July tl. Five com
panies of Lancashire fusllser arrived her
today and ocoupled th building In th
dock district. Thsr waa rioting by th
shipping striker throughout th night. Ths
strests ar strewn wtlh wreckage and th
hospitals ar filled with victim of mob
violence. Effort ar being mad n open
negotiation between th shipping men and
th strikers in th hop of rsaohlng a Bat
tlement. Persistent Advertising I th Road to Big
Return.
Jack MoQullla
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