Nebraska Newspapers

    TTTE BEE:. OMAnA, UTDNTDAT. JULY 26, 1011.
Antelopes Gain Another from Rourkes; Tigers Get One, Athletics Secure Twq
OMAHA A VICTIM OF LINCOLN
Robinson, the Kourke Pitcher, Freely
Hit by the Antelopei.
GAME SCORE IS TWELVE TO SEVEN
Hnmr Tram starts lb. Haanlner la
the First and Keeps it lia ta
tka End at th Mas
aaere. i
i ..I.
LINCOLN, Neb., July 25.-i8pcil Tele
giam.) Lincoln hit Robinson freely today
and won from Omaha by a score of 13
to T.
Lincoln . .u-ted the scoring Inu tha first
Inning wh n Cole singled, took second on
a (rounder and third on a wild la Ntahoff.
McCormlck and Thomas singled, scoring
Cole and Dunden.
Uncoln took another In tha second on a
two-bs hit by Knapp and a .Ingle by
Coif. ' Kneaves -opened the third with
double through center. Arbogast picked
out one for twb bases, dying on second
when Knapp retired the next three hatter.
Tbomaon got a life on g bad bounder
ta Dunden In the fourth. Kane bunted
and Cockman threw tha bait Into the left
field fence, Thomastm scaring and Kane
taking third. . Bchoonover singled, Kane
scoring. Bchoonover ran Into a double
play 'and the stde; was retired without
further scoring. .
The Rourkes took another In the fourth
on a .Ingle by. Arbogait and another one
oa a pretty swat by Nlehoff after Robin
sson had Advanced Arbogast to second with
a neat sacrifice.
Uncoln tied the, score In turn on a sin
gle by Knapp and a double br Cola.
Kane hit clear to the fence for three
bases, in the fifth. Bchoonover singled and
Knapp nan taken out, Haperman going
In. He retired tha. side.
In the sixth Thomas singled, Gagnler
bunting and both runners were safe. Cock
man advanced the runners one base. Rtrat
ton worked, the squeeia ilay, Thomas scor
ing. After Hagrrman had been set down,
Robinson putposesly walked Cole and then
walked Cobb, Oagnler being forced In.
Dunden singled, scoring two, and McCor
mlck followed with a home run over the
left field fence, scoring two ahead of him.
Lincoln took anothr In the eighth when
Cole drew his third hit In three tlmea up
and Cobb dnubltd to right.
In the ninth Omaha drew 'two, Moore
walking. Niehoff singled, followed by a
hit by Thomason, and a doublt. Tha next
three haters were set down.
Arbogat waa put out of the game for
disputing a decision of tht umpire In the
sixth. Morgan Old rank work behind the
bat. but as yesterday, both sides suffered
equally. 1 .
Moort ' lately acquired from Topeka,
played a nice game for Omaha. The
score:
LINCOLN.
; AB. ' R. H. O. A. H.
Cole, cf a s a 3 0 0
C' bh. If 3 1 3 8 0 0
Miller, rf..... A, 0 0 0 1 0
Imndon. 2b. 6' 1 l t 3 0
McCormlck. If 4 1 3 , t 0
Thomas, lb........ 6 I I 10
Pas-tiler, se a 1 1 0 1
Cockman, 2b... i a 01 -o 1 1
rntton, c ...... 8 0 1 18 0 A
Knapp, p...., .3 I 1 f 0
ilagermank-p........... 3 0 0 0 0
Totals .......... 3 5 .18 37 7 ,1
. OMAHA.
i -!.. C.iJ 'R R. H. Oi A. V.
Moore. 2b , 4 1 a ft i
Nlehoff. 8b ( 0 1 13 1
Thomason, cf 8 1 1 0 0 0
Kane. lb.. ,........ 3 .4 1
Bchoonover. If I 0 3 I 0 1
Williams, rf 4 0 0 1 0 0
Pick 1 0 1 0 0 0
Kneavea, ss 4 1114 0
A r boras t, o
Agnow. o...
3 13 11
Agnew, e 0 0 0 1 0 0
Robinson, p 3 0
0 0 II
Totals 33 7 18 U 17 (
' 'Batted for William. In ninth Inning.
Lincoln I 1 0 0 1 7 0 1 12
Omaha 0 0 1 1 1 1 0 0 37
Hung batted In: MoCormlck (5), Cola. Cobb
(2), Dundon (2), Arbogast (3), Bchoonover
ia), Nlehoff, Pick (2). Home run: McCor
mlck. Two- base hits: Cole, Knapp, Kane,
Pick. Kneaves, Arbogast. Double play:
Thomas to Dundon. Left on bases: Lin
coln, ; Omaha, I. Stolen bases: Cole!
Bchoonover. Sacrifice hits: Cole, Cobb, Oag
nler, Cockman, Stratum, Robinson. Struck
out: Uy Knapp, 3; by Hagnrman, 7; by
Roblnsun, 3. Bases on balls: Off Hagerman,
I; off Knblnson, 2. Time: 3:06. Umpires:
Morgan and Knapp.
TOPEKA " WIHI GAIV GAME
Eleven ta fwt Bonrw, Contoet Taken)
' la Early Innings.
TOPEKA, Kan., July 36. Topeka nit
Pitcher Clark bard and one a one-aided
game, 11 to 3. Kdlmaton hit ej homo run
over the light field fence, the second time
this has ever been dona. Umpire Knapp
and Pitcher Barber of the Sioux City team
had a fist fight that developed Into a gen
eral attack on tha umpire by several other
hloux City players, the result being that
. McKee ordered Barber from the grounds
for abusive language from the players'
oencn. ine score:
! TOPEKA.
', AB. R. H
Rlckert, If k.-4 1 3
King cf , I 3 0
Whitney, lb..... 3 3
Qardner, rf...,,. 3 0 1
Kniory, 3b. , 113
Crisp, e 8 1,0
A
O.
1
I
1
i
4
A.
dmlston, ss 1 ' I
Krepa. 2b. ...... 4 0 0
Hlokman, p.,..,..
Durbm.-p. ,....,..
3 0 1
11 1
Totals ', 35 11 13 37 U
' 8IOU3C CITT.
Andreas. th,;..,,,... 3 0 0 I
stein, lb,,.... 4 .0 1 I 0
oievii. it .j 4 0 11 0
WsKner. of ......,.. 4 1. 1. I ,0
Fitsgerald, li... 1 0 I 0
Dawaon. If 3 0 0 0 0
HarRnan,
i. ss 3 -. 0 3 4
Rellly, bh..
..(...
Miller, c. I "1 1 I 1 i
Jlark. p 3 0 1 0 3 0
Tgtala , 33 3 7 34 14 4
Topeka 4 I 0 1 1 1 3 e -
Jioux Cilf ........ ....t 11000000-3
Home run: Edmlaton. Three-base bit;
tCdmlston. Two-base hits: Whitney, Rick
art, Wagner, Rellly. Sacrifice hits: Qard
ner. oacrlflc. fly: Hartmao. Double
pjlay.: Hickman to Whitney to Kdmla
ion; Andreas to Harunan to Stem (3). Hits.
Off Hickman. I In six innings; off lur
bln, 1 In three Innings. Bases on balls: Off
Hickman, . off Durbln, 1; oft Clark, 3.
struck out: By Clark, 3: by Hickman, 1:
by Durfcln. 4. Wild pitches: Clark, Dur
bln iZ). Umpires. McKee and Wnavsr.
TIMELY HIT! SKAT tT. JOB)
Paehla Win la Slath r Clever Stick
Werlt Seore Threa ta One,
PUEBLO, July .-lueblo hit more
timely than Bt. Joseph and won, I to 1
Score : i
' oVf. JOSEPH.
All.
W eeeaaaOjaao 4
Powell, If 4
Rellly. 3b 4
twilling, cf 4
Jones, lb 4
Hamilton. 3b v 3
Weinke, ss 4
Moanett, 0 1
lobniton, p....... 3
Boilon 1
Crittenden, ..M 1.
V)ieily, p 0
Total ..S3
R. H. O. A. E.
1 "f 34 U 1
PUEBLO.
Aa R. H. O. 'A. E.
-avis rf 3 113 10
ui ger. ss.. ............ 3 1 0 0 4 0
Seldait, cf . . . M 4 0 3 1 0 0
iiadieton. If. .v 3 1110 0
tuirheJi, tb... 4 8 0 3 4 3 0
(veruer, lb...... 3 0 1 T 1 1
j!
Standing of Teams
a
WEST. LKAOUEa I NATL LEAGUE.
W..-.Pct W.UPct.
Denver M 31 .S66 Chicago 31 31 .
Lincoln bi St .&M: Philadelphia U 34
New TorK.r..I M .j
Bt. Louis fo a; .4.
SI. Joeth...4 42 .nil
Sioux City.. .46 46 . 60
Omaha
.41 48 .47.11 flnnlnnnti "' M 4SI ..
TolJtk
Dea Mjinea..K M .37u Boston . t .2-
AMER. AB8 N. AMER. LEAGUE.
W.UPct. W.L-Pct.
Columbus ..( 42 .87 Detroit 00 2 .2
Kan. City.. .61 44 .6w Phlladelphlo M SI .I4
MlnneHpolis ihl 45 .641 New York... .40 41 .bU
1 oledo 48 61 .4"o Chicago 44 41 .610
Milwaukee ..4 61 .4 Cleveland ...47 44 .605
Pt. Paul 47 M .4:i( Boston 45 M .600
IxiulRvtlle ..44 64 . 4t Waahlngton 30 6 .337
lntllar.ap ills 44 &.' .444 St. Louis 36 62 .ts1
NEB. LEA'K'l . 1 Ml.x'K LEAOl'E.
w 1. 1 i w t.
Fremont ,.
uperlnr ..
Or. Island.
Hastings ..
Newa.rt ...
Columbus .
Kearney ..
York
. it 26 .6181 Kails City., 87 22 27
. 42 27 .Hhenandoah. M 24 fr'
. 33 .Mj Auburn 30 20 .
, X 471 C'arlnds .... 29 31 .i'J
. !L IX', HumlwiMl .. M XI ill
. W .4T1 Neb. City... 33 37 .883
a .415! -
26 41 .3X8!
Yesterday's Resalta.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Omaha. 7; Lincoln. 12.
Pt. Joeeph, 1; Pueblo. 8
Sioux City. 3; Topeka, li.
Des Moines, I: uenver, 8.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Brooklyn, 1; Pittsburg, 7.
New York. 2; Clnolnnatl, 3.
Boston-Chicago. . rain.
Philadelphia. 2; St. Louis. 0.
AMERICAN LEAGUE. "
Detroit, 8; Washington. 3.
Cleveland. 1-4; Philadelphia, 8-.
Pt Louis, 3: New York. Z.
Chicago, 1; Boston. 4.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Louisville, 4; Kansas City, 6; ten Innings.
Indianapolis, 3; 8t. Paul, 1.
Columbus, 6; Milwaukee, 8.
Toledo. 3; Minneapolis. 8.
NEBRA8KA STATE LEAGUE.
Superior, 1; Grand Island. 8.
York, 10; Kearney. 0.
Hastings. 8; Columbus. 10.
Seward. 7; Fremont, i.
MINK LEAGUE.
Nebraska City. 1-1; Falls City, 3-1
Clarlnda, 4; Humboldt, L
Aubuin, 4; Shenandoah, 1
Claire. 8b
Shaw, e
Routt. P.-
... I
... 8
... 8
Totala ...36 3 7 37 12 3
'Batted for Gossett In eighth.
Bt. Joseph 0. 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 01
Pueblo 1 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 3
Stolen bases: Powell (2). nliy. Two-base
hit: Belden. Three-base hits: Hughes.
Rellly. Double play: Davis to Shaw. Bao
riflce hit: Claire. Struck out: By Routt. ;
by Johnson. 7; by Wheatley. 1. Bases on
balls: Off Routt, 3; off Johnson. 8. Wild
DltCh! RoUtt Tim, t'AR TTmnia. ' 1 1.
and McDowell.
GRIZZLIES DEFEAT DEI MOINES
O'Brlea Kwn Hlte Well Scattered
aad Takee Coatest.
w.v, nuij W.V DUVIl Kept
the hits well scattered and the Grissliea
"n ioay s tmt, ecore:
DENVER,
ATI 15 TT -.An
. , . ' x. J. A.
L oyd. 2b... 6 1118 0
Oilmnra. If . 1 1 a a
Cansidy, rf 4 1 3 1 0 0
..u, vi I 1 I 4 0 0
Qulllen. 2b 4 110 10
I Jnr4ataW Ik 1 4 a av
TT'm. eee.e..., A O . 4 V
CoKcy, m 9 0 0 1 1 0
Krambes, o I 1.0 1 0
v uiipii, V.......a,..t. V I 4 W O
ToUls IS I 10 27 1 "J
: , . , DBS MOINKS.; .
M A nm , VJ Aa Cal.
Li ... WtMni r m VI' ' V I V
Colllgan, as 0 8 8 8 1
manic, ct....,,, 4 0- 3 10 0
Korea, 3b 4.1.10 1 0
Anderson, rf.. I 0 0 1 0 0
Graham. 3b 4 0 110 0
uiiuwflK4, v. a v V I 1 O
Bena. n a 1 t A i a
Bachant 1 0 0 0 0 0
Totala .....38 , t 11 14 14 "l
Batted for Bent la ninth.
Denver 03330010-8
Dea Moines 00100001 08
Stolen bases: Gllmore (2), Caasldy, Curtis.
Mattick. Three-base hlU: Caasldy, Beall.
Prambes. Lloyd. Home runs: . Frambes,
Korea. Sacrifice hits: Coffey, Lindsey.
Passed ball: UltowskL Struck out: Bv
O'Brien, 10; by Bens, 8. Bases on balls: Off
O'Brien, 3; off Bens, 1 Double play: Bens
to Colllgan to Dwyer. Left on bases: Den
ver, t; Dea Moines. 11. Time: 1:50. Umpire.
Haskell.
SECKEL LEADS ON GOLF LINKS
Drives the Ball in the Teeth of a Ter
rifio Gale.
ELIMINATION SOUND IS PLATED
Gel fee. with' the LeadtaaT Scores ana
Haasl t. Compete 1st Medal ttaalift
eattoai Roaaal ta Become Ell
rlble for Chaaaploashlp.
DETROIT. Mich., July 36.-Orlvlng
splendidly, even In the teeth ot a terrific
gale, and putting In spectacular faahlon.
Albert Seckel of Chicago, Interoollegelate
champion, with a card of 78 for tha 18
holes, lead, the 163 golfer, who competed
in the elimination round today, which
started tha thirteenth annual amateur
championship of the Western Golf asso
ciation on the links. of the ZTetrolt Golf
club. .
The golfers with the sixty-four leading
scores will compete tomorrow In the medal
play qualifications from which the thirty
two leader, become eligible for the cham
pionship matches.
Boor a. tor the eighteen hole, made by
the six leaders are:
Nam.. Out. In. Total.
Albert Seckel, Chicago S at 78
E. M. Byera, Pittsburg.... 40 40 30
W. H. Dlddele. Indianapolis 43 38 80
Charles Evans, Jr.. Chicago 40 41 81
Harold Weber, Toledo 8 42 XI
Paul Hunter, Chicago 43 3 81
The following scores were made by
western men who qualified:
William W. Sheehan, Dea Moines 33
R. O. Harrison, Dea Moines.. . ti
D. W. Katon, Kansas City fg
Hurley Harlow, Topeka t3
O. L. Millerm, Kansas City l
F, M. Rhodes. Kanaaa City l
L. W. Kinnear, Ht. Louis w
J. A. Carletoo. St. Louis M
Only four of the seven men tied at M,
reported for the playoff for the last five
rlaces In the surviving round. Th.v vara
declared eligible without competition and
Carroll, Carleton and Demlng will play
vu muiuiTuw morning jor in. aixty-rourta
place.
Dad.e Wla. la Slzteeath.
MORSB BLUFF, Neb.. July 35 (Special.)
In a slxteen-lnnlng game brisUIng with
sensational putouta and fielding the home
club lost to the Dodire Athletics by the
close ecore of 8 to 3. Score: RH.E.
Dodge 0 0 0 0-0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1-3 14 t
M. Bluff...00000 00 3 0000 00003 0 8
Batteries: Morse Bluff, Bockemuehl and
Lehmer; Dodge, Spode and Butler, Time:
1:60.
Whit, tax Bay Pitcher.
PEORIA. 111.. July 3S.-Owner A. B.
Lelsy today announced the sale of Joe
fcoviik, the star pitcher' of the Three-I
leaarua liain la rami.h.v t.t ih.
Auiericao league. The consideration la
Mid to be 34,uiu. Sovllk will report to the
Whit. Sox at Boston tomorrow.
V rami mm Wt a Gaaae.
Th. BrodegK.rd Crewn. are without a
game for Sunday. They would like to hear
from some fast team. Call Red 6114 aftor
( o'clock. Ask for Iol.on.
Persistent Advertising 1. th. Road to Big
Returns.
YORK SHUTS KEARNEY OUT
Earn TJp Ten Scores While Capitalist!
Are Trying for One.
UMPIRE GAERETT GETS CENSUE.
olansbwe Tresaeti Mastlags By lb
Score at Ten tm Two i Grand
Island Beats Baperler by
Tkree to One,
KK(ARNEY, Neb.. July 2. Bf Hal
Telegram) Kearney was defeated by York
today In a shut-out game. Considerable
excitement waa manifested on account of
the unfairness of Umpire Garrt-tt In a de
cision which brougt In several scorea.
Score:
YORK. KEVA.RNKY.
AB M. O A K AB.H.O.A
Firrall.
b.. 1 8 1 lrak. lb.... 4 14 1
Kmlth. lb.
4
I I U Onr, M.,l I 1 I
0 4 Vomnrj, It.. I 1 1
4 Janvtt. rf... I 1 I
Hen'easer,
Harma, cf..
prn, lb.
Dins, rf...
rr.
Copple. e..
Tlrn'ramaa,
It 4
i
Psglea, lb... 1114 1
oiumoni, m t a I l
Clair, lb.... I I li
t H Uray, .. 4 4 C
4 Trimble, ... 4 a 0 8 1
Totala 11 10 t ToUI. M 11 ft 14 4
Kearney 000000000 0
Toi k 3 0 0 3 1 3 0 0 0-V'
Earned runs: Tork. B. Base on balls:
Off Trimble, '; Ttmmersman, 3. Left on
banes: York, 8; Keurney, li. Two-base
hits: Bynek, Dye, Smith, L. Gray. Home
runs: Harms. Struck out: By Trimble,
2; Timmersman, 3. Hit by pitcher: Trim
ble. 1. Time of game: l oO. Umpire: Gar
rett. Sa.erlor Get. Twe Hits.
GRAND ISLAND, Neb., July 26.-(Spcial
Telegram.) Clausman's pitching was a
feature in today', game of base ball, allow
ing Superior Just two hits and striking out
eleven of the hard-hitting visitors. It was
the finest performances on the ground here
this season. Irwin kept the locals' hits well
scattered, nothing but singles being
knocked. Score:
GRAND ISLAND. BVP1CRIOR.
AB.H.O.A.E ABH.O.A...
Conk, if I
Smith, aa 4
MrKlb'an, If4
MnLear, rf.. 4
Harala. lb... 4
t i
Ore, ot 1
0 Michael, aa.. 4
t oy la. rt I
MoO'well. tb 4
gpallmao, .. 4
4
4
1 1
4 I
4 4
Afatmnc. lb I
4 K B kw tl, 1( 4 f 4
Fnohanan,
Ward. tb.
dauainan,
1 10
6 D.B'k'lta, lb I 0 14
4 Prutha 1 0 0
1 Dorrh, lb.... 14 1
... I
p. a
Irwin, a I 1 4
ToUli II 11741.
Totala It I It 14 S
Batted for D. Bockewlts In th. ninth.
Superior 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-1
Oianrt island 0 HIIM1M
Baoes on balls: Off Irwin, 0; off Claus
man, 4. Struck out: By Irwin, 8; by
Clausman, 1L Left on bases: Buperlor, 4;
Grand Island, 4. Passed balls: Spellman
(2). Hit by pitched ball: D. Bockewlts
and Armstrong. Umpire: Held.
Colamb.a Beat. Hastings.
COLUMBUS, Neb., July 35. (Special Tel
egramsColumbus won from Hastings.
Paul, pitching for Columbus, was hit by
a hot liner and badly injured and taken
out of the game. Delalr was substituted
and pitched a shutout game. Buster
Brown's plays at short were of a stellar
variety. Score:
COL.UMBU8. HASTINGS
AB H O.A.S AU H.O.A..
MeltMll, rf.. I
1 Bromley, cf.. 4
G. Brown, Mb I
Oraham, lb. . B
B. Hrown, aa I
Chlttlck, ot.. I
Uach, If.... 4
Corhott. lb.. 4
Harrison, e.. I
Paul, p 4
Clair, p I
4 FortmaA, a.. 4
4 Wataen, tb.. 4
4 Cooka, lb.... 4
4 Kata, lb 4
Jonas, If 3
1 O Brian, rt.. 3
4 Cne, ...3
4 Hoernle, .... 1
0 Onn, p 3
1 11
0 4
4 4
8 4
Totals M unit I Totala 11 T 14 4 a
Columbus ..: 3 0 0 0 3 1 4 0 10
Hastings 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 03
Earned runs: Columbus. 7. Two-base
hits: Forthman, Melxell, E. Brown. Three-
base hit: B. Brown. Home run: Leach.
oacriiice nu. xu. nrown, oioicii uusoa.
leacn, uorDeri, narrwon, uemir. oiru k
out: By Orth. 4; by Delalr, 4. Bases on I
balls: 'Off Orth. 4; off Delalr, 1. Bases
given for hitting batter: By Orth, 3.
Passed ball: Coe. Time: 1:40. Umpire:
McDermott.
Seward Beats Fr.moat.
FREMONT. Neb.. July 25.-Speclal Tel
egram.) Seward defeated Fremont In
twelve-Inning game through two home
run. by Clyde Neff, which counted five
runs. It was a snappy, Interesting game,
with good fielding and considerable hitting.
Score:
SBwarlv rKiuroT.
AB.H.O.A.E AD.H.U.A.B.
tulev. as... 4 4 1
I Rondaau, 3b. 14 1
Bran nan, lb. 4 ' I I 4
C. Natf, lb.. 4 8 1 4
Zlnk. lb 4 1 U 4
Henry, cf.... 14 11
Liar, rf I 4 I 1
Ho bl neon. It. 4 4 4 4
WaJly, 4 4 11
Harmon, .... 1111
Bmlta. m I 4 4 4
1 Pullan, lb... 4 1 11
4 Rmiaa, of. ....4 3 4
4 Bohnar, rf... 4 I 4
4 Clint Naff, . 4 t 11
1 Turpi u, if.... 4 4 1
4 Carey, lb.... 4 11
0 Tnamna'a, aa 4 I 0
4 Walwa, s... I 4 4
Total a..
...41 14 M II
Totala 4 8 at 14 3
Seward 3 0001010000 37
Fremont 0 0000088O0t3-
Two-base hits: Brannon, Rouse. Throe-
base hit: Wally. Home runs: Wally,
Clyde Neff (2). Base, on balls: off Wat
son, 4; off Harmon, o. uirucx oui. oy
Wauon. ; by Harmon, 3. WUd pltoh:
Watson. Hit by pitched ball: Henry.
Paused ball: Clint Neff. Left on base.:
Seward, 4; Fremont, 11.
Bleonafleld-Waa.a Teas. Scnedale.
WAUSA. Neb., July 25. (Special.) The
Bloomfleld-WauBa base ball club has the
following schedule:
July 2o CTelghton at creignton.
July 27 Coleridge at Coleridge.
July 38 Laurel at Laurel. v
July 29 Wayne at Wayne.
July 30 Norfolk at Norfolk.
July 31 Norfolk at Norfolk.
August 1 Tllden at Tlld.n.
August 3 Pierce at Pierce.
August 3-HarUngton at Crofton, 3100 a
Ide.
August 4 creignton at wausa.
August 0 Pierce at Bloomfleld.
August 7 Hartlngton at Wausa. N
August 3 Randolph carnival.
August 10 Randolph carnival.
The team wants games with the best
tams in northeastern Nebraska, we win
play either at home or abroad. Address.
F, E. Watters. manager.
Falls City Takes
a Double-Header
Beats Nehraika City by Same Score
for Both Games Auburn
Loses.
Shenandoah. Ia.. July 3i. -(Special Tele-
gram.) Cororan held Auburn safe aU all
the way through and Bhenandoah won.
Score- K-M.IS.
Snenandoah . 0 0 3 0 0 I 0 - J 13 3
Auburn 0101 0 3. 0-483
Batteries: Shenandoah. Corocran and
Castle; Auburn. JtonOertnan ana rn.un.tn.
Umpire: Bags.
Humboldt, Neb., July tt.-(8peclal Tele-gram.)-Clartnda
Bunched hlu on Drrett
and drov. him from th; box. 8corejR.H.K.
clarlnda 0080000 I t 4 I I
Humboldt ' . 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 ! M I
Batterlea: Clarlnad. Burch and Harmony.
Errett, Justus and Dieta. Umpire: Meyers.
rALLS CITT. Neb.. July 35.-(8peclal
T.lea-ram.) Bunched hit. won both game,
of a double-header for the locale today.
Score, flrat game. a i a i
Nebraska City .? 5 !! J 1 t i
Talis City oo.ohfv-s . a
Batterlee: Nebraska city, eiij n
Plnkerton; FaUs City, o-im aa
derhlll. Umpire: Kratsberg.
Score, aecoud game: , i
Nebraska City I!!!?-, a I
Kails City 0 8 0 0 0 0 0-I 8 8
Batterlee: Nebraska City, Fuilwlder and
Herman; Falls City. Wood and Vander
hlll. Umpire: Kratsberg.
Marrlaar. Llaaaaaa.
License, to wed have been Issued to th.
folltiwtne: '
Name and Realdence.
Francisco Calabria, Omaha
Muiislata Milone, Omaha ...
Joseph J. Btelner, Omaha
Koae Styber, bouth Omaha
Age.
T3
U
.., 31
31
Bmtlelaa rerc.lt..
Thomas Stago, Bancroft and 0ld, frame
dwelling, tauu; C. O. Somrre 3717 South
TwWttb. frame dwelling, 32,M0; C. Fruf
f rirt a, 1227 South Tb.tr tenth, brick lUaa,
3rSVJL
KANSAS CITY WINS ON ERROR
Howard in the Ninth Muffs the Sacri
fice Bnnt of Baker.
C0EEID0N COMES TROTTING HOME
Scorr Tied Vatll the Last Iaalnc,
When KIU City Make. th.
Score thai Settles Oat come
f the Game.
KANSAS City, July 2&.-An error by How
ard In the ninth, when he muffed Baker's
sacrifice bunt, allowed Corrtdon to score
from third base, winning for Kansas City,
8 to 4. Corrldon had doubled against the
score board In center and had started for
third, when tha ball was hit by Baker,
coming home on the error. Score:
KANSAS CITY. tOUISYITA.
ABH.O.A.B. AB.H.O.A. .
Barbeaa, lb.. 4 1 4 4 4 Cmaraon. If.. I 114
BulllTsa, Ot.. I I I 4 KoWnaos,
at 4
IjOT, (I tilt
Hjait, rf.... 1114
B warra'n, lb I 1 4
Oorrldoa, M. 4 1 4 1
Downey, tb.. t I 4 I
Bakar, tb.... 114 4
O'Cannor, ... 4 3 7 4
4 Howare, lb.. I
4 Hayflea, If... I
1 fttanlejr, cf.. I
4 Hulrwltl. lb. I
I Haffora, tb., I
I Hutcha., e... 4
4 Ham, p 4
Altrocs, p... l j s l
I
Totals.
...41 iTTT
Totals I. 18 14 10 I
. one out when winning run scored.
Louisville ...... 003110000 0 t
Kansas City 1 1000 3 000 1-6
Two-base hits:1 O'Connor. Hafford (2),
Hayden, Love, Corrldon. Three-base hits:
Emerson, Hulswltt. Bases on balls: Off
Hem 3; off Altrock. 1. Struck out: By
Hern, 7l by Altrock. . Sacrifice hits:
Baker, Robinson. Sacrifice fly: Altrock.
Stolen bases: Barbeau. Double play:
Downey to Corrldon to Bowerman. Left
on bases: Louisville, 10; Kansas City. 11.
First base on errors: Louisville, 8; Kansas
City, 1. Time: 1.10. - Umpires: Handlboe
and Miller.
' Pitcher.' Battle at St. Paal.
ST. PAUL, Minn., July 25.-A pitchers'
battle between 8c hi I tier and O'Toole ended
In favor of the former this afternoon, In
dianapolis winning by 8 to 1. Although
O'Toole struck out fourteen men, three hit.
in the eighth .Inning beat him. St. Paul
filled the base. In the ninth, but. Josh
Clarke failed to get the necessary pinch
hit. Score:
IKDIAjNAPOlilO. ST. PAUL.
AB.H.O.A.g. AB H O A H
Hoffman, ef. 4 t I 4 4 Clarke, If.... I 1 4
Woodruff, rf. 4 4 1 Is Beaumont, ef 4 4 I
Hallman, rf. 4 0-. e 4 MoCorVk, lb 4 1 4
Houaar, lk.,1. 4 14 4 0 Jonaa. rf 4 1 1
Oeta, lb. 4' 0-1 4 4 Ailtrey. lb... 4 1 4
mttar
t....i4 r I 1 4 Butler, aa.... 4 4 1
wtlltama, tb. 1 .1 4 a 4 Kelly, i
ito.ry, ....i3! f i l Ho!r.
.4 1 11
Ib.i I 1
BcbMiar, p.i lr I 4 I I 'rxUhanty
1 4
, tTToola, p.
ToUla II I IT 11 1 gteltor ...
1 1
I 4
Totala....
Bated for Howell In ninth.
Batted for O'Toole In ninth
Indianapolis 0 0 1 0 0
St. Paul 0 0 0 0 1
,.M 3T 8 0
0 0 10-3
0 0 0 0-1
Two-base hits: Kelly, Hoffman. Three
base hit: Mowery. Base on balls: Off O'Toole
1; off Schlltsel. 2. Struck out: By O'Toole,
14; by Schlltser. 3. Wild pitch: O'Toole,
Passed ball: Kelly. Sacrifice hit: Mowery.
Left on bases: St. Paul, 9; Indianapolis, 1
Tim.: 3:00. Umpires: Blerhalter and Fergu
son. Bera-er P.ssles Mllwa.kee.
MILWAUKEE, Wla, July 35. Berger
pitched fine ball after the opening inning
and Columbus beat Milwaukee, I to I
Hincbman'a hitting featured. The score:
OCHA7MBU. aOLWAtrxM.
ABH.O.A.B. AB.H.O.A.B.
aitourk., lb 4 I I 1 4 Stona, If 4 1 I 4 I
Hl'obman, If I
Oonsallon, rt 4
Downa, lb... 1
Parring. lb.. I
Mahling, aa.. I
Cxlw.ll, of.... 4
Walah, 4
Barter, ..... 4
La t LI mora, aa I
cnarlaa. It). . 9 a
4 Orandorft . lb 4 4 1
4 Hanoall. rt.. 4 1 1
4 Braen, cf.... Ill
p Clark, lb.... Ill
I Lewis, aa.... 4 4 4
4tanball. ... 4 0 4
I MoUlrna, ... a 4 I
I Har-naton, p. 1 4 4
1 14
1 4
Totals. ia lit) 1 I Totala a I 17 14 I
Milwaukee ....4 3 00000000-8
Columbus 10101110 0-4
Two-base hit. Clark. Bases on ball.: Off
Berger, 8; off McOlynn, 4. Struok out: By
Renter. S: by McOlvnn. 1: by Harrlnaton. 3,
Time: 3:18.- Umpires: Eddinger and Hayea
Investigation is Off
Until Next Winter
Probe Into the Alaskan Affairs to Go
Over Until the Next Congress
Convenei.
WASHINGTON, July 36. Th. general in
vestigation of Alaskan affairs, Including
the Controller bay land transaction, which
involved the story of an alleged attempted
monopoly of th. outlet for the Alaska coal
fields, ia virtually off for aom. months,
mo far a. the house committee on Inroad
expenditure., wnloh .tarted th. Inquiry. l
concerned. The committee will do nothing
more In th. matter before eongrams ad
journ., .xoept to get Into the record ail
documentary evidence.
Later a thorough probe of Alaska af
fair, will be undertaken, probably shortly
before congress convene, next winter, ao
cordlng to Chairman Oraham of th. 00 m
mlttes. . , .
Attorney Louis D. Brandel. of Boston
I. .xpected to conduct th. Inquiry..
Army Notes
Major Henry C Hale, who has for a little
over a year been atatloned at Omaha as
adjutant general of the Department of the
Missouri, has been detailed for service with
th. Third Infantry and will leav. Omaha
early In September.
The Third Infantry I. now stationed In
th. Island, of Mindanao and Jolo, In th.
extreme southern part of th. Philippine
archipelago, the battalion which Major
Hal. 1. assigned to command having Its
headquarter, at Zamboanga In Mindanao.
This detail will take the major Into prao
tlcally the sam. portion of tb. Island, la
which he has previously served for a year
and a half aa adjutant general.
Major Peyton C. Marsh, at present adju
tant general at Fort Riley, Is to succeed
Major Hal. In Omaha . In hi. new com
mand Major Hal. will aucoeed Major
James T. Dean wh. ta detailed for s.rvloe
In tb. adjutant general's department with
headquarter, at Governor's Island.
Marriaar. Lleoaaea,
Marriage license, were Issued yesterday
to the following named penon.t
Nam and Residence). Age.
Earl De Hhureley, Council Bluff. aw
feoa RaamuaMaa, Council Bluffs II
PITTSBURG IS AN EASY ONE
Brooklyn Men Are Unable to Solve
Pitcher Ferry.
ONLY THREE HITS AEE ALLOWED
Wheat the Only Man Who Score
4 He Does It on a Horn
Ran in the First
Innlngr,
PITTSBURG, July 28.-Ferry pitched a
splendid ram. for Pittsburg, easily defeat
ing Brooklyn, Tto 1. The only score mad
by the viator, wa. a horn, run by Wheat.
Of the three hits made off Ferry, two
were by Wheat Boore:
PITTintTRd. BROOKLYN.
AB H.O A.B . AB H.O.A K
Byrne, lb.... 4 11 1 Porch, rf ... 1 4 4
Laaca. .... 4 III 4 Cbnlaan, rf .l 4 1 4 4
Carar. It I 1 8 0 4 Daubeti. lb. 4 4 4 4 1
Wasnar. as.,4 ail 0 Wheat, It.... I 1440
Millar, lb.... I 1 8 4 4 Hnmmoll, lb 4 4 I 1
M'Rerh'a. lb t til 4 Parldaoa, el. 4 4 I 4
Wllaon. rt . . I 111 4 Toolay. a. . . . S 414
Simon, ...! Ill OKIm'man, lb. I I 4 4
rarry, 4 4 0 1 Bars., .....I 111
Br.ln, 1 1 4 1
Totals. HUflll 1 yhrit, .... r 1 4 I t
. Burke, s 4 4 4 I 4
Harswr 1 4 4 4 0
flafon, 4 4 4 4 4
ToUla .14 I M t I
Batted for Burke In eighth.
Pittsburg 3 1 0 0 8 1 0 -7
Brooklyn 1000000001
Two base hit: Leach. Three-base hits:
Miller, Wheat. Home run: Wheat. Base
on balls: Off Ferry, 1; off Schardt &;
off Burke. 1; Ragon, 1. Struck out: By
Ferry, 2; Schardt, 3; Burke, 1; Raron. I.
Time: 1:43. Umpires: Rlgler and Pinner
nan. t. Loala la Skat Oat.
ST. LOUIS, July 36. With Chalmers
pitching Invincible ball, Philadelphia today
shut out St Louis, I to 0. Score:
PHILADELPHIA. T. LOUIS.
AB.H.O.A-C AB.H.O.A.B.
Knar. t.... 4 til 4 Hutnlna, lb.. 4 414
Faakert. of.. 113 0 1 Hauaar, aa... 4 4 14
Lobert. lb... I 4 1 4 Bllla, If I 141
Luderaa, IB.. 4 4 II I 4 Konay, lb... I 14 1
Walaa, If.... I 4 3 F.rana, rf....l 4 4 4 4
Beck, rf 4 1 fimith, lb.... I 114 4
Doolan, ... 4 1110 Oakaa, of.... 3 13 4
Doom, 4 3 4 1 4 Bllaa, e 4 4 4 0 4
Chalmers, p. 4 4 4 1 4 Steal., I 1 1 4
Totala 17 13 IT I 0 Totals 37 1 IT 14 1
Philadelphia 00000101 0-22
St. Louis 0 OOOOOOOO-O
Bases on balls; Off Steele, 1; off Chalm
ers, 8; Struck out: By Steele? 1; by
Chalmers, 6. Time: 1:56. Umpires: O'Day
and Email e.
Breve York Lose, to Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, July 26. Cincinnati de-j
feated New York today, t to 8. An error
and a wild pitch allowed ew York', only
runs. Score:
CINCUTVATI.
AB H O
Baeoher. If... 4 14
Bates, ef 4 3 1
Hnblltiel, lb 4 3 II
Mitchell, rf.. I 1 1
Downey, lb.. 3 I I
Crant. aa..., 8 1
Eiana. lb. ... I I 1
Mrbaao, .... I 1 4
Sugca, p 114
NEW TORK.
AB.
AB.H.O.A. I
I Dever. If... 4
1 I
1 a
4 Dot la. lb.... I
I 4 Kn'dgraaa, ef I
4 1 Murray, rf... 4
1 4
1 1
1 10
1 a
JO Merkl. lb..
1 Heraog, lb..
1 4 Fletcher, aa
I 1 Wllaon, e...
I 4 Amaa, .....
Herlrer ....
14 1 Donlln ....
Myer
Totala 14 I IT
Total. U 3 34 14 1
Batted for Fletcher In ninth.
Batted ofr Wilson in ninth.
Batted for Ames In ninth.
New York 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0-8
Clnolnnatl 0 0 0 3 0 0 1 x
Three baa. hit: Bates. Struck out: By
Suggs, 8; by Ames, 6. Baseonballs a:Sugg
Suggs, 8; by Ames, 6. Base on balls:
Off 8uggs, 3. Time; 1:60. Umpires: John
stone and Oaaon.
Wreck of the Maine
Continues to Yield Up
Remains of the Dead
Bonei of Three or Four Bodies Are
Found All Piled in One Heap, Form
Showing Outline of Five. .
HAVANA, July 34,-Th. remains of three
or four more bodle. were recovered today
from the wreck of th. Maine. They con
sisted of bone., moat of them fractured
and piled In a heap. Some showed the
action - of fire. All were found near the
place where other remain, were recently
0isoovred.
Exploration of th. after berth deck. In
cluding th. ward room and officer.' quar
ter., I. .till Impossible because of mud,
which probably will be discovered In th.
next few day. Th. cofferdam Is now dry-
There I. fairly good reason to hope that
th. main bulkhead, at which point the hull
apparently was severed, retain, sufficient
strength to justify the expectation that the
after section of the ship may be floated.
Forward of thl. point th. destruction wa
complete. ' Derricks and other superstruc
tures sr. being erected to remove th.
masse, of metal as fast as they . ar. dls-
sected by hydro-aoetelene blasts.
She Saves Her Four
Qats and Then Dies
Mia Friedriech Gives TJp Her Life
. for a Basket of Angora
Kittens.
LOS ANGELES, CaL. July M.-Shrleklng
"My babies, they ar. all I have In the
world," Mis. Louise Fried rich, an artist
rushed back Into a burning apartment
house her. today and after throwing a
basket containing four white angora kit
ten, out of th. window fell back and waa
devoured by the flame. The kitten, landed
on their feet unhurt In the street
Th. fir. .tarted In an adjoining house
and th. artist .scaped to the street Be
fore any on. knew what ah. waa about
to do ah. had daahed back Into the burn
ing building. Watcher. In the street saw
Mts. Friedriech appear at the window
and hurl out her basket ef cat.. Then ah.
fell back and later the firemen found her
body lying beside the Iron frame of her
bed.
Workmen Entombed
in a Sewer Ditch
Cavein at Uoskog-ee, 0kl Where
Seven Men Are Dead, Four Bodies
Being- Becovered.
MUSKOGEE, Okla.. July 24.yThere were
two cave-Ins In a sower here today. In the
first of which three men were entombed
Rescuer, dug th. dirt away, had th. heada
of th. three men above the debrl. and
had given each a drink of water when a
second elide occurred, burying the three
workmen and th. rescuing party.
Four bodies have been recovered, and
th. timekeeper says that three more are
still In th diteh.
Th. Key to the Situation Be. Want Ada.
alt Agtaiaat Wolgait
CADILLAC. Mich.. July 34 Suit for U0.-
000 wa. today atarted against Ad Wolgaat
the lightweight pugilistic champion, by tua
father of Florence Bush, a 16-year-old
farmer girl. A aerlou. criminal allegation
ta Biade aaajnat Wolgaat After the sum
mons waa served on Elm Wvlgasst charac
terised the action a holdup and claimed the
charge tail eiini1a4.
CLEVELAND LOSES TWO GAMES,
Double-Header Won by Philadelphia
on Home Grounds.
BENDER EFFECTIVE IN THE FIRST
3a the e4fnd Contest Mitchell In th
Ffta Iaaln Is Knocked Oat of
the Box and Keler Takee
His Flap.
PHILADELPHIA. July 35.-Phllsdelphla
won both games of today', double-header
from Cleveland. I to V, and 8 to 4. Bender
was very effective In the first game, while
In the second the home team knocked
Mitchell off the rubber in th fifth in
ning. Score, first game:
, rHILADBlHIA CLEVKLAND.
AB.H.O.A.E. All H.O A E.
Lord, If 114 4 Granay, If... 4 1 1 4 (1
OMrln. cf.. I 4 10 4 Olaea, aa..., 4 114
t'ulllna. lb... 4, 4 11 4 jarkaon, rf..4 1 1 4 1
IVik.r, lb,.,. 4 I 1 1 0 gtmall, lb... 4 1 10 4 1
Barry, a....! 4 11 4 Blrni'ham, cf I 1 I 4 4
Murphy, rf , 4 I 4 1 4 Ball, lb I A - 4 1
M . Intiaa, lb. I I It I a Turner, lb... I 114 4
. Vhomaa, ew, I 1 4 4 4 Flahcr, .....I 111
ftanrfar. a 1 S . K a vnnn 1 a a a a
ITmMmrm '. I a a a A
Totals N I IT II I
Totala 10 I 14 II I
Batted for Olson In the ninth.
Philadelphia ........0 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 8
Cleveland 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 01
Two-baa hits: , Fisher, Murphy. Sacri
fice hit: Olson, Stolen bitees: Lord,
Baker. Left on haies: Cleveland. 8; Phil
adelphia, 6. Base- on error. Philadelphia.
Base, on balls; Off Krapp, 4. Struck
out: By Krapp, Z; bv Bender, 0.' Double
play: , Hall to Ptovr.ll. Time: 1:35., I'm
Mres: Egan and Connolly.
Score, .second game:
PHILADELPHIA. CLEVELAND.
AB.H.O.A.B. AH. H.O.A. K
LorO, It 4 114 Oranejr, If... I 10 10
Oldrln. of.. I I I 0 4 Oleon, aa....4 1 I 1 4
, Colllna. lb.. 4 III 1 Jarkaoa, rf.l 1 I 0 0
Raker, lb.... I 1.1 1 1 etovall, lb... 4 1(10
Karrr, ...... 4 114 4 Blrai h.in. cf I 4 1 4 4
.Murphy, rf .l 1 1 0 1 Butcher. cf..l 14 0 0
Mclnnaa, lb. I I I 1 I Mall, lb 4 1110
Lapp. I 111 I Turner, lb... 4 0 4 1 0
Coomha, ....4 111 Bmllh. e 41 114
Mitchell, p.. I 0 4 10
Totala 83 It 17 II I Kaler, p I 4 1 I 0
ToUla 14 to 14 1ft 0
Philadelphia 1 0 1 3 8 0 0 0 8
Cleveland 0 0 1 1 3 0 0 0 04
Two-base hits. Uraney (2), Btovall,
Butoher, Lord, Baker, Mclnnes. Thiee
baiie hit; Coombs. Double play: Collins
to Barry to Mclnnes. Sacrifice hits: Mc
lnnes, Iapp, Sacrifice file.: Olson.
Stovall. Baker. Stolen baaef Barry. Lett
on bHses: Cleveland, 9; Philadelphia, 7.
Bases on errors: Cleveland, 4. liases on
balls: Off Mitchell, 8: off Coombs. 2.
Struck out: By Mitchell, 3; by Kaler. I;
by Coombs. 8. Hit by pitched ball: By
Kaler. Collins. Paesed ball: Smith.
Pitchers' record: Off Mitchell, 18 hits and
twenty-three times at bat In four and two
thirds Innings; off Kaler. 3 hits and ten
times at bat in three and one-third Innings.
Time. 1:66. Umpires: , Egan and Connolly.
Gray Batted Oat of the Box.
WASHINGTON. July 25. Detroit batted
Gray out ot -the box In the aecond today
and defeated Washington. Score:
DETROIT. WASHINGTON.
AB.H.O.A E. AB.H.O.A.E
Draka, if.... I 14 Milan. ef....4 1110
Jones, If 4 1110 8chafer, lb. 4 4 T I 0
Huti, aa 4 1 I II 0 Kihcrfalil. lb I 1 I 10
Cobb, et 1 1 3 4 4 LeiiT.it, rf.. 4 8 110
Crawford, rf. 4 4 4 4 4 c. Walker, If. 4 1 1 1 1
neleh'niy, lb I 1 14 0 MrBrlda, aa. 4 1 1 I 0
Morlarty, lb. I 1 I 1 0 Conrny, lb... 40 4 10
O'Leary. 3b.. 4 4 11 0 Alnamlth, o.. 4 I I I I
Htanage, c... 4 114 3 Gray, p 4 4 4 0
Mullln, ..... I 1 4 0 Huahea, .... I I I I 4
Henry 1 4 4 4 4
Totals 84 lit! I I
' Total. 36 11 IT II 4
-t Batted for Hughe. In 8th.
Washington 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 03
Detroit 3 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 06
Two base hits: Mullln, Bush. Three-base
hits: Milan, Alnamlth. Base, on balls:
Off Oray, 1: off Mullln, 1. Struck out: By
Hughes. 2: Mullln. 6. Time: 3:00. Umpires:
Evans and Parker.
PERVERT FOREIGNER ARRESTED
Joe Garamoao Accused of Enticing a
Little Italian Girl by Offering
Her Candy.
Joe Garamone, an Italian living at 2o.fi
Poppleton avenue, was arrested Tuesday
morning for enticing 4-year-old Dorothy
Gordon to hi. room by offering candy.
Garamone met th. little Gordon girl and
mall boy by th. name of Samuel Thomas
on th. street and asked them to come to
his room and he would give them aome
candy. The two little tots went to the
room. Garamone then sent the boy home
and kept the girl in hi. room. The little
boy went, to Dorothy's mother and re
ported the matter to her, who summoned
the police. T)ie little girl was In the room
with Garamone when arrested.
Two Dead and Four 111
From Drinking Coffee
Beverag-e Brewed at Night and Then
Wanned Oyer for Breakfast, Pro
duce! Fatal Results.
BROOKFIteLD, Mo., July 24 Prom drink
ing coffee which had been brewed twelve
hour, before and left standing over night,
two children of A. F. Ferris, a farmer
living near here, are dead and four other
member, of th. family ar. seriously ill.
The coffee was made for .upper Sunday
night and warmed over for breakfast today.
Shortly after drinking it six member, of
the family became 111, the two children dy
ing. ,
CITY HALL A DESERTED SPOT
OaSannaBBsBnai
Ceo noil Change. Its Blind and De.
cldea t. Meet This fcv.alag at
Regalar Tim..
With all the politicians gone from th.
city hall Tuesday It was a lonesome place
and no sign of activity wa. seen any
where except In one bright .pot behind the
mayor', desk, where Judge Louis Berks,
provisional mayor, was busy signing pay
voucher, for employes.
The city council decided Monday after
noon to adjourn th. Tuesday night meet
ing to Wednesday morning, but tha possi
bility of something less than an earth
quake at Fremont and the chance of
enough councllmen returning to continue
th. meeting Tuesday night led those In
charge to change the plan, and th. reg
ular business probably will b. transacted
tonight
A TRIUMPH IN THE ART
THE LEADING BEER
1 m&pll (O
Family Trade Supplied b.
IN THE MIDDLE WEST
Ctuta. Store.
1200 Independent 14-1201.
SECOND DAY OF TENNIS PLA1
Tournament on the lake Forest Courti
Well Under Way.
BURTON IS DEFEATED BY MARTD
rotter of OmittiM Takee a Hand la tm
lalea, flavins Been Matched
Agalasl a Chicago
Man.
LAKE FOREST. III.. July 36-Harrj
Martin of New York, .defeated Ward C
Burton of Minneapolis, In one of the bv.
matchee of the second day', play In thi
Western I-awn Tennis association', twenty
fouth annual tournament her. today, aftei
a hard contest, winning In straight set.
8-2, 6-5. Martin's great work In playing th)
lines was responsible for .hi. victory, ant
he repeatedly crossed - the . northwesteri
man with his drive. The match waa re
plete with sensational vol'.eymg, and tht
placing of both men bYought repeated ap
plause from the large gallery. .
Thomaa C. Bunuy of San Franclco
holder of the wnstern title, will be of
hand tomorrow to defend hi. honors.
Miss Mabel Hotchklsa of California, na
tiona) woman's champion, has arrived ant
will compete In the women's singles ant
mixed doubles, meeting Miss Mae C. Sut
ton, former woman's champion.
Another Interesting instch was between
C. M. Bull, jr., of New York and Blail
Larned ' of Onwent.-Oa. Bull won by hit
ability to hold the.net position. Ills cart
was 8-L 6-V
Hugh G. Wbltehcsd of, Norfolk, Va.
had little trouble winning from Frederic!
Copeland of Olcncoe, 111., 8-0, 8-L
James H. Winston of Norfolk, adde
another match to the , victories tor tin
Virginia contestants, . when he defeatet
John London of the United States Navy
8-8, 6-3. Summaries:
In the Second Ronnd.
Singles, second round: '
C. M. Bull. Jr., New York, defeated I
B. Larnea, t. lucsgo, 0-1, e-4. a
L. Hairy ANaidne Chicago, defeated W
G. Warren, Chicago, -l, 6-1.
W. C Larnttl. jr., Chicago, defaulted tt
Conrad B. lioyie. Washington, D. C.
Hugh O. Whttehesd, Noifoik. Va., de
feated Frederick Copeland, . hicago, 6-0. 4-1
Harry C. Martin, Jr., New York, defeatet
Ward C. Burton, Minneapolis, b-2, 7-5.
James li. Winston, iNmioik. Va.. de
feated John Lonuon, ..United States Navy
6-2, 6-2.
Dean Mathey, Chicago, defaulted to U
McKay. University of Illinois.
vv xnrttvin , Minn... . i . , .. . . ... . . .
Potter, Omaha. Neb.
... ..... ucauiicu w A. V.
r. u. tteacn, unicago, defaulted U
John C. Neely, Jr., Chicago.
W. C. Grave Chicago, defaulted tt
Drummond Jones, St. Louis.
L. H. Northrop. Minneapolis, defaulte
to Whitman,! Harvard.
Walter T. Hayes, t hlcago, defeated F. T
O'Brien, Chicago, 6-1, 6-3.
In. the Third Honad.
Singles. Third round:
C. H. Adanm, Jr., Minneapolis, defeatec
W. Fuller, Chicago, T-6 2-4, io-s. .
Abbrecl.t Lndke, Chicago, detested C C
Adams. Chicago, 6-1,. 6-0. "
Doubles, preliminary round:
Ferry and McClure. defeated Smith ant
Nutt. 6-1, 2-8. 6-4, 3-6, '6-3.
First round; i
Hunt and Larned, defaulted to Houstot
and Ackay.
Waldner and ivhltmon At.m a r.
stock and Bowers, 40, 6-1, 6-0.
nayes ana partner, defaulted to Scrlb
ner and Potter. ,, , ,
' Beach and nartner r1pfauliM tn t.
nd Armstrong. i
AflamM enrl . I rmilMnv i .
Ludke and Morio.vy , . ,
' McKay and partner? .defaulted to Hayei
and Neely.
Whitehead and Winston, defeated Most
snd Brown.
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Prominent Sioux City
i armer Hangs Self
John Cook Commits Suicide Becaust
of Death of His Friend, M. H
Lewis in 'Motor Accident.
SIOUX CITY. Ia., uly 26.-Cra.ed by the
action of Morton H. Lewis, who lumoerl
from his swiftly moving car last night and
was killed, John Cook hanged himself this
morning. Both were wealthy and Droml.
nent farmer.
Canadians to Vote
. On Reciprocity
Party Caucuses at Ottawa Decide to
onomii measure at Popular Elec
tion at Early Date.
OTTAWA. Canada. July t5.-That reel
proclty with the United, States will have
to get the endorsement of the voter, ol
Canada, wa. the decision of a party caucui
of the conservatives today. The liberal cau
cus decided that, the eteUm should b
held a. soon a. possible.
BLOWN FROM ROOF BY STORM
Alfred Anderson, Homesteader Near
Mclato.h, g. D., Is Instantly . .
Killed. .
ABERDEEN. S. D.. July 26.-6peclal.)-
Airred Anderson, aged 88, a bachelor home-
ateajlaf, llvln nn m I.Im ...... l . . - ,,
- ... m ' .,uu iw.iilj'iivi fill IP
souinwest or Mcintosh. In Corson county.
met with sudden death by being blown
from the roof of a sod shanty during a
high wind. Anderson, with hi. broth.r
Otto and a neighbor, Fred Dude, were
putting a board roof on the sod ahsanty
when ttiey observed a windstorm coming.
Otto Anderson and Dude hurried to the
former", house, on a olalm adjoining Al
fred Anderson'., and remained there dur
ing the storm, which was accompanied by
rain. When Alfred did not appear they
became worried and went to his house,
where they found him lying on the ground
by the roof of the shanty about forty-five
feet from the .tructure. Th.r. were only
light bruises on his pvson, but he had
evidently received Internal Injuries, for he
was dead. Anderson cam. to South Da
kota from Kansas last March, taking th.
homestead on which he met hla death.
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