THE BTTE: OMAHA. TUESDAY. ArGrST 22. 1911.
iRourkes Run Over by Topeka; Giants Beat the Cubs, 3-2, in Ten Inning Game
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LOTZ IS IK THE HERO CLASS
Jaeil Twirler Put oa Sketch that
Myitifie. Opponent.
HIS STEED IS YET UNSOLVED
la Omlr Tw af Maadey Goaa
t!4 tb Kawa Ha a Lemk-la
Tkrr tM ot M;e-. a
Mmm Arrow th eBorwer.
Jo Lota. Omaha ia pitcher. was there
with frllla o yesterday and hi wonderful
ab work put th kibosh on th Rlckert
aggregate to th tune of &to 0 In onlr
two stages of the game did tb Kaws
hav a look-in. and then they could not
equees a man ac roti the rubber.
From th ftrat Inlng to the laat Joe was
the whole show. He eahiibted a claas of
pitching aeidom Been In the Western
league. H ia benders cut circle in the air.
In fart, the youngster had ererything tied
up ao that at time he waa careless and
paased men right and left, but would
tighten up In time to prevent scoring. The
apeed wrth which Joe aeut the ball made
tl appear aa a comet aa It passed the plat
ter, and In thla manner eleven Kawa were
Bent to the bench. The crowd was with
the kid and to ahow his good feelings he
allowed but three hlU. all of which were
clean one.
In the aeventb Inning the Kami had
their flTBt chance to get a run. but failed
to get It. Whitney walked. Dail flew out
to center and Chapman slammed the ball '
to right, rending Whitney to third. Beech
er walked and filled the basea. Edmiston
laid a little one down in front of the plate
and Arbogast caught Whitney at the j
plate. The Inning ended when Krepe Bent
a hot one to Kane, who fielded It per
fectly at the initial sack
It waa by far the best game the Kourkee
hare played since they have been home on
the preoent stay. Scan Ion was Been for
th first time In action. He took Kneaves'
place at ahort and put up a fast game.
Ha had but two chances in the field, but
both were hard ones. A the bat be
brought In a run with a pretty hit to
center In th third inning.
OMAHA.
4? or :
AB. R
..4 0
H. O.
0 4
Moon lb. ......
Meboff. 8b
Tbornaaon. cf.
Kane, lb
1 Wnilamo. rf...
Rchoonovrr, If
eV anion, aa....
Arbogaat, e...
Lta. p ,
0
0
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4 1
4 1
1
0
1
Totals...
82 t
TOPEKA.
AB. R.
4 0
I 0
ft
4
1 r u
H.
1
1
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1
ft
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1
1
11
2
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1
1
ft
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4
0
ft
0
2
2
ft
Flmeri', Sh
Rickert. If
Whlntev. lb....
pall. f
hapman. c...
Hwher. If
f 1 .rimiBton. as...
I Kreoe. 2b
I Hlrkman. p....
.. 4
.. 4
Totals
4 1 ft r 0 ft
6 0 : ft 0 0 ft 1
.. ft ft ft
..1010
q 0 ftft
0" 1 1
Two-base hits: Williams Krhoanovar
Ba.sa on balls: Off Lots off Hickman'
1. Stoien bases: Niehoff. Kane. Beecher.
Chapman. Emery. Struck out: Bt Lots,
11: by Hickman. 1. Hits: Off Lots. I; off
Hlrkman. i. lft on bases: Omaha. 4:
Topeka. . rouhle plays: Scanlon to Moore
to Kane, cximiston unassisted. Time: 11.
Implies: McKee and eWaver.
i ifir. pniln r UAISIK
Taebla Gets Three Riat mm Blaaka
the Caaw.al4.aa.
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RIOl X CITY. Ia.. Aug. n -Pueblo and
8ic.ua City played a game of ball today in
uuu. ...u i-ni.T minuira. inp comesi
was featured by fast and clean fiel(r,ng. 1 )sliK.ned to permit Auburn to plav the
Lliis. pitcher for the visitors, hsd the net- 1 Lincoln Western league team at Auburn,
ter of the contest and won. I to 1. But Al'BURN, Neb., Aug 21. (Special Tele
one hit was made off his delivery ui to gram.) Lincoln ahut out the A u brim team
the ninth inning. Score:
AB. R. H. O. A. E i
Andreas 2b 4 0 1110
Breen. If 2 ft 0 ft ft ft
Fltxgerald. rf 4 6 ft 0 ft
Neighbors. If 2 ft 1 ft ft ft
Han rran, as I ft 1 ft 1 ft
Warner, cf 3 4) ft ft ft
Dawson, c I ft 0 t 2 ft
Really. Sb I ft 4 2
tasn. Ib 2 lft 1 i
Bag, p 2 ft 1 4 ft)
Towne 1 ft ft ft ft ft
Barber 1 ft ft 1
Totals l I 27 12 :
PUEB1X).
AB. R. H. O. A. E.
Craig If I ft 2 2 ft ft 1
burger, aa 4 ft 1 2 i
Belden. If 4 ft ft 1 ft ft
. Middle-ten. cf 4 a ft 1 ft ft j
Kuerner, lb 4 1 1 14 ft 0 !
Hughea. 2b .13 2 0 1;
Claire. Sb 4 12 12ft-
demons, 4 ft 2 4 1 ft i
Ellis, p 4 ft 1 ft 4 ft 1
Tolala -X t 12 27 IS 1 J
Ratted for Sage in ninth.
Baited for Stem in ninth.
Pueblo ft 2 ft ft 1 04
; Sioux City ft ft 0 ft 0 ft 00 !
Sacrifice hits: Berrer. Hughes. Two-
1 base hits: Clemons. Kills. Claire. Berger. '
Hughes. Stolen baae: Craig. 1'nuhle 1
S"JL- aCUt!ri?MK,frnDr- FlTout; By - W ATERLOO, la . Aug. 21 -Waterloo de
baga. 4; by Ellta. I. Passed balls: feated wuincy. 1 to 2. in a tentn inning
son. 2. I mpirea: Clarke and McDowell. ' rallr lort.v .nit hmk. kt,
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IXZL1KB TAKE EiRLV IK t D
Dealer Beats Des Molars tfter Itrla.
laai Owreaa la Brark,
DES MOINES, la.. Aug. 21 Denver de-
feated Dee Moines this afternoon. 10 i.
Owens for the locals, was retired at the end
of the third inning, but Nnrthup.. w ho sue-
reeded htm. was unah'.e to hold the visl-
tors. Score:
DENVER.
AB. R. H. Ct. A.
Lloyd. 2b i. 2 1 4 f.
tillmore If till
Bea.ll. cf 4 2 2 4ft
t assldy, rf 4 I 1 1 1
Wuilun. Xb 2 1
Ijndaay. lb J ft 1 11 c
Coffe .as 4 ft (1 7
Frambea. e 4 ft 1 4 ft
Klnseila. P I 1 ft 1
Totals 13 I 27 U
CLS MOINES.
AB. R H. O A.
C'urtla If 4 1 Z :
l'olligi.n. sb 4 1 r
Matuck. f 4 ft 1 2
Paver, lb I ft 1 13 1
Korea Sb 4 ft ft 2
Anderson, rf 4 1
iltaham. 2b 4 1,2 I 1
Kachant. c 1 J 1
Owana P 1 ft ft 1
Totals U 2 I 27 14
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Denver
1 Moines
I ft 2 1
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Two-base hit: Bachant Three base hits:
BeaU, Linaaay. Curtis. Home mm: Lloyd,
Beal Hits: Cff Oaens. 7 in three Innings:
4ff Nortbup. 2 in six iimntt. acnflca hit:
alia. 1. btruck out: By Kinseila 1: by
rtoons. 1: by Nirthup. 1. Balk, orihup
Time: 1:20 Cmutrea: Shoemaker and
Haakell.
Valealltte Defeats T laser.
V al- r.tine trimmed Wtsner her Sanday. i
in a fas: and Interesting game by 4 to I I
score. R H
V aloe tin a. ft 1 ft B 2 ft 1 04 14)
v lanar 1 1 t ft ft -l 4
Battero: Valentlnr. Grimes and F-KAer;
-. t cucj axl Zctck.
? i r GUiDor. e-tolen base Matuck. Double
t 1 f rlaya: Colligan 10 Dover to Graham:
V , I X C'offev to Lloid to IJndaay. Runs batted
VasJ ""' f in: Llod. Beali 2. Lindsay, Colligan
1 ye Tft OB bases: Dee Moines. 6: Denver. 1
X , . .u Aa hall- I if t knrttun - off Win.
Standing of Teams
WEST. LKAiU'K. NATL LEAOCE.
W1.M; W.LW.
Denver T a AM Chicago 4 4 .CI
UiH-nle r 6 .- New Tark ..a 42 .411
Puehio 7 hi .M3 Pittsburgh ..T 42 .
Hi
J-Joepb - M Philadelphia m .Ui
aha (W .! ft. Louis ...SB 4 ..x I
On
Fioux 1ty ..is 3 .4?:. Cincinnati ...4T R .418
Toi-eka 44 71 . Brooklj a ...41 47 .WO
Des Moines 4 K .1 Boston 2 SI Zu6 ,
AM Kit AB3 N. I AMER. LEAGVE. ;
W.LPrt .1 W UPcl I
Minneapolis n M .Ml Philadelphia 71 o2 I
Columbje .. .4 U .a lIetroit .70 4i .)!
Kin.u City 5 j .Hi Boston U M .K'2 I
Milwaukee . 41 M wNf Tork
h na .tm '
8t Paul M .4M-!eveland ...t7S7 ..W
lndisjisrnlia 6 ftt .47:'C Icaco bt M .42
louipvllle ...bS m .447 Washington J CI
Toledo 7 fid 4:St. boms ....JJ7 2M
NEB. LEAOI E MINK LEAHVE.
W UPcl W.l Pet
Fremont ... W r. K2 Falls City ..4? X4 .i
Superior K- ifi .ttl Humboldt ...44 17 JA?
OolumbuB ...47 .4ST. Auburn tin .124
Ot d Inland 44 4 .4'4 Pherardoah 4!! 4 Jlt
Peard 44 W .4. riarinda ....17 4
Hsstlng. ... 44 M .4M Neb. City ..C61.il
Krnet ... 4L' M .4
Tork 40 bb A'-)'
1firr4ir'i lleealt..
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Topeka. . miaha. a
Tenver, . 1 -en Molr.ef Z.
Pueblo. Ploux City.
NATIONAL JjEAO VE.
Cincinnati, 7; Boeton. S
Pt Ixvun ; Brooklyn. 1.
chlcaro. I; New York 1. ten innings.
Pittsburgh. 10: Philadelphia. 7.
AMKRTCAN LEAGUE
Washington. 7: Chicago. 4
Phllanelpliia-Pt. Inui. rain
New Tork. 4, I'etroit, ; eleven innings.
Fostnn-cieveland rain.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Mll aukee-lxiutsvllle. rain.
Ktnus City. J; Toledo, h.
M. Paul. S-10. Columbus. -&. eight
I irnliiss.
Minneapolis. 1; Indianapolis. 7
NEBRASKA FTATE LEAGUE
Fremont-;rand Island (wet grounds.)
Beward -4; Kearney, -t
Tork. 10; Superior. . Thirteen innings )
Columbus, h: Hasting. 2
MINK LEAGUE
A uhum-Humbo'dt 'postponed.)
Falls City, i: Clarinda.
Shenandoah. 4; Nebraska City. 1
baniea Taway.
Western lerua Uncoln at
Omaha.
Topeka at Bloui City. Pueblo at
res
Moines. rener at Ft Joseph.
National es-ue 'lncinnati at
Boston.
Pt. Louts at Prooklyn. Chicago at N
iorn. r-msourgn at Knnaoeiphla.
Amerlcan Lraxue Washington at Chi
cago. Philadelphia at PL Louis. New Tork
at Detroit, Boston at Cleveland.
American Association 8t. Paul at Toledo.
Milwaukee at Indianapolis. Minneapolis at
LoulsvWle, Kansas Citv at Colnmbus.
Nebraska State League Fremont at
Kearney. Tork at Hastings. Reward at
ClIMFIAI. f'l...k.,. .J 1
Mink League Auburn at Humboldt. Fklls
City at Clarinda. Shenandoah at Nebraska
city.
Shenandoah Gets
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as 1 -wr n T" - 4e-a-m W wa
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Scorei Two Rum ia Twelfth Securinz
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Irame AntelOpei Snut Out An-
burn, Five to Nothing.
NEBRASKA CITY. Neb . Aue. ffl. (Sne.
-i.i tvi..iii,i,,..l wi. w .. .u.
; . ::": "'z:o h"l attendance win t
"- . a
i PI ,De series toaay. scoring two runs in
h twelfth inning. Score: R.H.E.
Nebraska City.. 0 ft 1 1 ft ft 0 0 ft ft 1 11 2
Shenandoah .... 4441 1 1 440 44 I-I 7 l
Batteries: Nebrajika Citv. Tin anon and
Ptngerton: Shenandoah, John-on and
(Castle. Umpire: Sage.
FALLS CITY. Neb.. Aug. SI. (Soecial
j Telegram. Falls City blanked Clarinda to -
u .T : " mc ini a me di me arnra ncore
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Falls City ft ft ; 1 1 tl 1 i K 1
Clarinda 0 0 i. II o ft 0 ft ft 4
.,"'ri? cy- lnh " Vander-
hill; Clarinda. Burch and Harmony. l m-
pire: Kissane
Hl'MP-OLPT. Neb., Aug. ;i. iSpecial
1 eiesrram. 1 1 ne game with Auburn was
I 01 the Mink league today bv the acore of
i f to in a fast game. Hlrsch of Auburn
tw irled ejeverly against the Western lea-
guers.
CARL MORRIS STARTS FOR EAST
H bite BJaa'a Hope Is Ready ta Meet
Jlaa Flyaa. the Paebla
Flreraaa.
TULSA. Okl.. Aug 21 Carl Morris, the I
Oklahoma -white hope.- w ith his wife and
his trainer. Con Riley, will leave here to-
fight Jim Flyun. the Pueblo fireman.
Morris said today the bout will tie pulled
off in Polk k's arena. New Tork City,
: ners will be Joe Jeanette, Joe Cotton and
Al Klblak.
"If I win from Flynn I will never return
to Oklahoma to live," Morris aaid today.
j "They don't want me here and I will re-
main away.
R EM ITS IS THMtCB-l LE1GI E
ark Islaad
La.es Balk Gaaaea ta
Pearla.
which the locals have been laboring for
jtwo weeka Score: R.H.E.
Waterloo lift
wuinry ; 22
Dtnrnrt. nruurn ana narnngioa, ITOl
Mer and Fornfy.
I'AVKNPuRT. Ia.. Aug. 21. Decatur won
'lKth games of a double-header from Ia-
1 vet. port. 4 to 1 and 1 to ft. Score, first
'came: RH.E.
l'eatur 4 14) 1
la vonport ! 1 7 ft
' batteries: Middleton and Callahan, Dick
1 and Coleman.
1 Score, second game.
E. ! LVcai ur
R.H.E.
1 4 t
4 12
0 i i.avenpciri
Naileries Middleton and Callahan, Fan-
a a. ell end Coleman -
! P1XJR1A. 111 . Aug. 21 -Peoria took both
I games from Rock Island. S to ; and 1 to
jB In the firrt pam the acore was tied
1 1 lit the tenth lnn.ng when Veach clouted
ft'the tiall oier the fence. Score, first game:
I RHF
I Peoria
1 k
s.Kock Island. . 2 6 2
aaotenea: nrnaerstM tna jtiofi, v. ooa
I ano iudiiiE
Peuria won the eecoiid game with Rock
"'Island today In the seventh inning of a
I scheduled art en-innin contest ek-ore:
RHB
, Pbkii ia I ft 1-1 4 ft
v I Hoc 1 s s no a a aa eiand Bea. er 1 arteen Advos o-e :
j Batteries: Mcflrts ant Jacobs, tods I APVCitj VICTOTts
' : and Oondir.g mpire: l mu k.
HAWILLK 111. Aug. 21. Dubuaue took
t
.1. r.rvi a I,. 1 and OmiHe ti-.M tha
- aecond. 4 to S. of a double-header todav.
ie-ire lira- rame R u F
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lanvlie 4 11 4
riattenrs: Rogge and Boucher. Walsh and
Hntiet.ranu
Pcore. aecond game. RH E
Danville 4 t
Dubuque 1 6
Batteries: Kerwln and Massing, Rogge
and Boucher.
fraatttaa i.aaes by Oae.
VALENTINE. Neb.. Aug 21 (SpaclaJ
Telegram. I Valentine defoaied Crookstoa
hero today. I to . fecore:
Vakeetlna 1 ft ft 2 I 1 ft 2-B
Crooaatoo 1 1 ft S 1 t t-
Batteries: Valentine. Provoot and Wil
son: Crook store Vrrttel and Esteike. V as
pire: Walter Jacksoa. Time: I ts)
loal PaMaa la 4a4eaa
I the dyspepatsB Electric Bitters cure yo-
i pepatik, Hvr and kidney complainta and
aefSL fclct, Bftc Sold by Beaton Drug
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YORK BATS OUT A VICTORY
Take Otrae Avmy From Siperivr ky
Good Batting;.
BOTH TEAKS U'lELD WILLOW
Tlr 1krr Tiase la Twll
laalaco Wkra Trk I Talr
tevatk 4ets eedaul II aa
ta Wis.
SUPERIOR. Neb.. Aug 21. iSpeclal
T.le-rm The Blua-sers outBlucced York
. , . . 1 m . 1- - ., iu 1, t ha
today and tied the game up twice with the
bat after it had been lost twice by loose
fielding, but when for th third time th
cellar champ forged in the lead the s'.ugs
were not forthcoming. In the twelfth in
ning with four runs, needed to tie. th
bases full and two down, Prucha hit a
.bom run over th center field fence, a
thing never before done In the local park.
This batting was the feature of the other
wise loose and disappointing game. Score:
tork srrtmoB.
AB M OAS AB H O A E
Far ell. lb . 7 4 S AUm cf ...4 1 1
Smttb Sk . 4 4 4 1 rwir h. lt. . . 7 i 2 4 1
Hml!. If ( t 1 tOl rt.... t I 1
Hi-m. rf-l4 14 4 Mrrrw!!. !f 4 e 1
FatTM. Ib-st 4 I 11 T I BorkeHt. lb 4 i 14 1 1
!!. rf-cf. 4 14 4 4 Otr. tb 4 1 I I
P. n ( S 4 emrht. c . I 7 t 1
K.llr. rf ... 1 44 Mt. tiset. w 4 1 I I
Cntr. t. 14 1 4 Lrtihntoa. p..4 1 4
Tint smaa. l I 1 I 4 Btevcnm. .. 4 4 4 4
Fentrwa. . s 1
Totali II 14 1 I
TnUk (1 USUI
Tork ....4)0ftJft0 2 4 1-10!
Superior lOJftft24 '
Home run: Prurhs. Two-base hits:
Tsvls Tayne. Hennissey, Copple. Allen.
Facrtflce nltsf Hennissey. Copple. itolrn
bases : gmith. Hennissey. Payne Hi.
Bo-kewit. Prucha. Struck out: By Tim
merman. 4; by Luhraon 7. Bases on ball.
fff Ttmmersman. i; off Fentress. 2: off
Luhraon. Hit by pitched ball: Pmlth.
fwr. Prucha TKiuhle plays: Luhrson to
Iorch to Bockewltx: Copple to Pmlth;
le to Payne. Time: :. Umpire: Mc
Iermott. 4etar4 M las etttb Ease.
KEARNEY. Neb . Aug. a (Special TeJe-
gram i-Kerney loet the first game e-f a
doutle-hea.der with Seward here toda.y.
Onnors replacing Harmon in the fourth
inning and holding the Kearney team down.
in the fourth. Harmon let four score on
KEARNET
AB H O A E AB H O A E
Banr.. rf .... 4 1 1 ft 4 (Tiinrnrt. Sb : 4 1 4
P-annon. tk. i I I 4 Srnek. If 4 1 4 4 4
NefT. tk 4 4 4 1 Jarrotl. rf... I 4 4 4
7.1 nk. lb. ...1414 I Imh., cl . I t 4 1
lona-4. If . I 4 14 4 Faalra. Jb . . 4 1114
Wally. e t 1 14 I 4 bene, aa 1 I ft
L.1SV. aa 4 I I 1 4 Clair, lb I 4 4 ) 4
Roblnana, cf 4 1 4 4 ft Mtr korth. et 4 7 4 4
Hannea, p .. 14 4 1 fmllh. ft I 1 4 4 4
Oonaora, p . .1 1 4 4 4
ToUla tl It 1
Totals tl 14 rr t ft
Kearney ft ft 4 0 ft :
Seward ft 4 1 1 t ft
Earned runs: Keamev. 1; Pward. 4
Bases on balls: Off Smith. J; off Harmon,
4: off Connors, 4. Ieft on bases: Kearney.
: Seward, 4 Wild pitch: Smith. Two
baae hits: Berte. Powney. Home runs:
Neff 2i. Brannon. Smith. Struck out: By
Smith. : by Harmon. S: bv Connors. P.
rv
Tiouble plays: Smith to Chtllgord to Clair,
I tl a . . , a... . . a
! PrJLur,Ii.10 f.'Ic ,-" . p"ne? 7":
lime, j.jbj. impire: "wtewin.
j I nliiakai H lat.
Hastings. Neb.. Aug. "wspeciai th-
egram.V Columbus won today s game
1 through timely hitting snd rotten fiedlng
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Decisions oy i mpire neia. ones ano
Melxell's fielding snd Kiu'i hitting were
the features. I mplre Held had his third
off day since his arrtvaj three dave ago.
1 I'nless a different kind of umpire is sent
j oecreaseo 7b per cent. core: .
"snaner batted for Sindelar In the nrth.
Columbus ft 0 1 0 1 ft I ft 8
I Hastoings ft 0 0 1 1 ft 0 07
Stolen bases: Chlttick, B. Brown. Pooble
Dlav: R Brown to Rnhim to Porkomev
Struck ouu By Sindelar, 1: by Ortti. 3;
I bv Lelair. 8. Two-base hits: Chlttick.
I lielalr. Jones. Cooke. Kata. Bases on balls:
i Off Orth. 1: off Sindelar, L Hit by pitched
ball: E. Brown. Harrison. I'mpire: Brown.
Kearney won the second game In a close
score by outhlttlng the Seward team.
Score :
Kearney 2 ft ft 2 0 ft 0 1 6
Seward 1 ft 1 ft tl ft o 2 04
Earned runs: Kearney. S: Seward, t
Firsi base on balls: Off Trimble. 2; off
Connors. 1 Left on bases: Kearney. 4:
Seward. 7. Two-base hits: Pagles. Henry.
Magerkurth 2t. Clair. Jarrott. Home runs:
1-eonard 2). H. Oray. Struck out: By
Trimble. 4; by Connors. f. Double play:
Neff to Llsy to Henry Hit by pitched ball:
Brannon. Connors. Time: 1:25. V'mplre:
Bockewltx.
Shamrocks Defeat
Hanscom Parks
! Winner. Play Classy Ball Sundiy.
Tiking Game by Score of
Six to Two.
The Shamrocks whippeG the Hanscom
Parks Sunday afternoon down at Sham-
rock park. The Shamrocks played "classy"
ball all the time, only two inoffensive er
rors being chslked up against them, and
getting eleven safe hits. Fletcher, Ken
nedy and Light le carried off the batting
honors for the South Omaha boys, while
E. Bogatts and Bands held up the Parks'
average. The fielding features were cor
nered by the Irish lsds in three fast double
plays.
The ShamrorkB play Spi ".ncr.eld. Neb., on
Thursday, after which they are open for
games. Any team, either in or out of the
city, wanting Saturday or Sunday games
call or write G. S. Kennedy. S39 North
Twenty-fourth street. South Omaha; tele
phone South 1WS.
KHAMRCM-KS HAKftCOM PARKS.
an n o a. AB.H.U A B.
Harr.via. a.. 1 a 2 K DOtailB. C 4 i 1 . S I
HarTal "I! I i I ' ir;; .:; i i i
Kib17. lb. 4 t 1 1 4 Band., ib ... 4 l 1 4
Ton. c 4 1 I 1 4 Tultla. ;k. . . 4 I I t
Grtrat h ... i i i MrConnac. If I 1 1141
l.irtiUa. lb . 4 114 4 fD.oo. rf... 4 B B 4 1 I
Fl.irbar. Ik. 4 I 12 4 4 Motiroa. rf .. 1 1 4 B 4,
Maaoa, P I I I I IB Hufatu, p 1 14 11
Tvtala M 11 H 14 I Totala..... 44 T 54 4 4
Lamed runs: bnamrocka, 4. Hanscom
Parka, 2. Two-base hits: Tost. Tuttle.
Home runs: Kenned;., Lighile. Bands. E.
Bogatts. Left on liases: thsmrncks. .
Hanecom Parks, i. i.asea on balls: Off
' Mason, a: on nogaus. l. trucs out: tsy
J?"0"- F,rt,'t- , Ijouble plays:
.?ray 'r.M'f "t'd f,lM,Mhr: i,'rk '
"l-her: Llpi htle to Mayfield to r leu her
Tlm' 120 I mp re: e.erSeant Pt. Claire-
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4AI- Bl FORFEIT! RE
I
afier Thlrleea laa
Ss Vlrlars Leave
lleeaaae at I Basil re.
The Victors lost a th'rteen-lnning game
to the Advos Sunda afternoon bv the!
acore of i to 4 The Victors quit after an
umpires declMon on bane on halls with
I no outs. Baker strm k out eighteen Ictors
tl H n tl. AO H O A K
i reiunaa. ef 4 I 1 4 4 Buret, rf .. 4 1 4 4
rBoo as 4 I 1 I 1 Kline ef 4 1 4 4 4
j ribm .t.l ! ' kautniaa '44111 Jj"Bek al e-aarae la j
- Hl-Ber. lb 4 1 I 1 1 Nemaa. If ... 4 B B B B FlaT with Storm TrlaaBaaa.
I Fianasaa. rt. I 1 1 B Kra.da. .44111' v.. . J1
Kor.ta is. i ii i a mc o. aa .. I l l I
1 1. e I 4 11 1 I Ami, lb . .. 4 BIT s
will'aisaa. If 4 s 4 4 4 ktiiler. c I I 14 1 1
bt. 4 5 4 kaiw, p ...4 1 I I lt promise to be of unusual interest, and
oul. "sr.74. T.ta-.a 744l.Slj" the 7rda of the te.m. can be ae-
vo. ft ft i : j l 1 k 4 ! cepted for anjthlng. will prove a hard
Tou
Aa
Victors
.aasa.aa.aaa t.
Batteriee: Advoa Raker and Coe; Vic
tors. Beaver and Miller. Two-baas hits:
Probst. McGratb. McCoy. Bases on balls:
Off Baker. 1: off BeavesyJ Hit by pitched
ball: Prohat. Namea Ftruck out: By
Baker. 1: by Beaver. 11. I mpires: Besman
and Hadley.
Hark Hob l-aaae k.aalaler.
CHICAGO. Aug. 21 A lam shoulder
caused by a cold contracted w hike working
In hla new training Quarters on tha rxinta
ahor forced George Hackenschmidt thai
Umger for the world s wrestling t'le. tt
remain idle today. A severe blistei"4i his
VfZ'vjZT'JZiA, . chief .dMaer said th.t'
heel nreven--1 ra wora itr. tii;er.
1 " rta-- -aula be. la Tori "Ta
i!-.Ji r
TACyTT. I
) VVi..
GUNNERS OUTPLAY BREWERS
Townsendi Afain Defeat Storz Tri
nmph by Score of 5 to 0.
GAME SEEN BY LARGE CROWD
, T u kern ad Tla Ta ta Year tfcal
ads La da Have Irtit Dawa Before
Gaaaera, Wba Are Their
Oaly Cwaqaerara.
Th Townsends defeated the Storg Tri
umphs in an Interesting game at Fort
Omaha, by Uie snore of i to L before a
large crowd.
Adams of the Gunners pitched the best
game of his career, Holding the hard hit
ting Stors to one scratch hit. which was
secured in the ninth Inning.
Besides Adams work on the mound, due
1 prml,e wi h,v, t h r to tne ttre
. . , . M . . . . .j,
Townsend club for their oonaistent fielding
I and hitting. At no time were the Gunners
, dan(.er ther. MnK onI). on, Btor
player to reach third base
Tha features of the game wars the bat
tery work of Adams and Cos ajtd the
work of the entire Townsend infield. Dur
kee of tha Triumphs starred In th field.
This is the second defeat for tha Tri
umps at the hands of the Townsends this
year. The Townsends are tha only Omaha
club to defeat tha Brewers. Score:
TOwrNtENPi iTORZ TRIl'MPH
AB H O A E. AB H O A E.
4 4 111 Hall, lb 14 111
4 1114 MrLsla. a . I I I I 1
Malum. Ik.
f Kaa ir. lb 4 1 1 I inrntM lb . 4 l 1 a
Coa. e 4 1 t 4 4 PramaiT, lb. I 4 I ft ft
P Kea'clr. lb 4 1 11 4 4 Welrh rl ... t 4 4 4
. Mwnrr, n. I l I fl Lawlar, rr... 4 S 1 ft a
Tbuer. If 4 1 1 4 4 EaMtnas, If.. 4 4 14 4
lela. rf 4 ! 1 4 4 Hachten. c. .. I ft I 4 4
Adams, p.... 4 111 1 Probst, ... ft t o
i T...
i""
r 14 Z7 14 4 Totals.
IB 1 S4 II 1
! Townsends 0 ft ft 1 4 -s
R,. xi-i..Tr.r.h. ftnaftasaa nn
I Earned rune: Townsends. S. Two-base !
j D-,.K5!!A';-.I1'- .VSIPJF0 '
' struck ..t. By Adan s, S; by Probst, I. .
I stolen bases: Thuer. Prummy, Malum.
- "r ' .-j -nv.i--u u-.i
Kk.riniu hi. tif m Tom Ul V... .U.V.J W. 11 .
"" ) Hatcher. Double play: Durkee to
! H" to Crummy. Time: 1:1. fmpire:
Toung.
rnPTV-ClY UJTPUCC Dl VCn
1 win 1 -win "iniuiiku 1 kniku
F.atraata la later-Clwb Teaala Tsar,
aaarit Work Fast aa'
Toiling all day in the hot sun. the tennis ,
Tal sl VPa1 aw ft t rB1 111 thai (41 tarl Ilk tmiHa.
- - - . t v w 1 1 vj. vai nam-
ment finished forty-six matches In the first
three rounds a, the Omaha Rod and Gun
club. Enthuslaam runs high although a
1. , ,Z .k. ..I.." .,.
number dropped out, in the first round be-
cause they found they would be unable to
finish the week of play. ,
A big rallery of spectators watched the
players. Although the tennis was not as
high in class as was seen In the national
tournament. It held a great Interest for
the spectators because it was brother Tom
or Tim batting the ball across the net.
Victor McCormack Dlavea throna-h tha
first two rounds of the io., ..1
. -"-
aeieatea r. Biermin in the third Sunday
afternoon, -4. McCormack proved
the superior player and nabbed the honor
of being the first man In the semi-finals
round.
Playing will continue throughout the
week, the doubles to be started Wednes-
oay. Most of the ntranu are able to m.e
1 on'y 'ate in the evening, as they are em
P'oeo ounng me day
PRELIM1NART ROUND.
Adams beat E. Nielsen, default.
H CV,unsm.n he. u . "' w-V, ..
1 hZ.. .'..M '.. . oerauit.
rr ThiVl ?'
T lu7 W' B"
v k... , ,, .
' . u" .r P?1 ,'.MuJ''n: default
r. jncvunougn oeat M. Saunders, s-1, 4-.
tl.
rf't?". r"M?,t A" default
. 1 T -a viooaDndge, 6-4, -l
W. Wharton beat F. Meyers, S-j' .
T. n. Braden beat H. Galea, t-L t-2
FIRST ROUND.
E. V. Abbott beat A. Bert rand. 6-0 m
W. Carlson beat R. MoCulough, S-l' -
E. Coffeen leat H. Relchenburg, default!
C. K. Paulson beat G. Carlson. deUuit
J. M. Platner beat E. S. Rice, g-l, t-i.
H Seume beat J. Negley. 6-2. t-t
W. Harris beat R. J Carns. default.
nr. Thompson bt W Siundfri't-t .1
c. r...Ue. .1 r. ccU,iougn. H
i! R- Farrell beat L Burkenroad. SI. 7-S.
s! P. Lemere beat M. Wallersteadt. a-4
4l7 - t. K-2.
J. Gardner beat C Dickman. default
T. B. Braden beat W. Wharton. 6-4 t-4
L. Wilson beat C. Pstton. 6-0. 6-'
D. Allen beat C Rock, default.
W. HaselmcytT beat K. Hatch, default.
R. Rohrbough beat B. Adams, default.
F. Blerman bent K. Hughes, 6-2. 6-4.
Kouney beat H. McCormick.
J. Ward beat G. Blerman. f . 6-S 6-1.
J. LyonB beat C. O'Neill, 6-4 6-2.
C "Sefken tat J Oulid. default.
SECOND ROl Nli.
E. V. Abbott beat H Carlson. T-l. 6-6
A. Hanson beat E Coffeen. 6-4). 6-L
A. Fheperd beat C. Paulson. 6-1 6-S
W. Harris beat R Adams. 6-4. 6-1.
R. Farre'.I beat W. Platner. 7-S. 17. 6-0.
J Gardner beat P. Iemere. 0-2. 6-2
F. Whtttemor beat D Allen, default.
V. McCormack beat H. Mazelmever. -T
6-g 6-ft
F. B1-rman beat C. Rohrhougli. l- 6-1,6-2.
rV"t'a.bbiitJc 11
U Lyons beat C f-J. -S.
1HII"' rltjl Ml
V. Mi-Cormack beat F. Blerman, 6-4.
.
CHICAGO 1EIM IS COM I G BOO
1
I
i; Tne nan aratie. i-iaei. r.mi i.ianu
i lines' ta.ee ball club and the drailii
! Tnumt.a. scheduled for rept ember S and:
1 foil. hi ha tile.
int noct ' 11 . 1 iT--o
Om.li. by .pecuil car from Chicago ac
comtianieti v a .tmwm ... , v.,, 1 w, ana i
are vary confident that their favoritleo
will carry boms the scalps of th
Triumphs.
Th Rock Island team la recruited from
emplo-yes of tbo Chicago general offices,
and in sptto of their br. frequent oppor
turdtr for practice and play, mad an en
Biabl reoord. Tbey arc one of th boat of
eight teams composing tb Chicago klor
cl.an.ts' league and are locked upon la
Chicago aa poosiblo pennant winners.
Th. vnemhers of tb team, while cot da-
vacating Ui skill cl to Oman a team
i ar key ing up for tb coatost and ar very
houaf d that they may a4d the Omaha
.ant- 4o tboir Hot of crooitabls vtonea.
GIANTS TORN ON MR. RICHIE
Xaxtrurd Gt Better of Ten-Inning
Pitcher' BtUe.
CTBS LOSE BY THREE TO TWO
Claaateraxaa aad Fleteber fsr Twa
tt a ae- H 1 1 a l.ee ra t.et Oae M
Baa Hit Taan Wlaaera Oae
Daable Play.
NEW YORK. Aug SI. The National!
league learters began their final aeries iti I
i"n'nln.'U?ew',.brcb"beT T!n.
from Chicago. to Richie, aho lias de-
feated New York f-ve tlme this seaxon.
was beaten In a pitchers duel by Rube
Warquard. Score:
Two out wen winnir.f run was scored
Chicago ft 1 1 ft
New York ft ft 1 1 0 1
Two-base hits: Zimmerman. Fletcher
Sacrifice hits: J. I'ovle Merkle Left on
buses: New York 11. Chicago. I Imuhle
play: Myrre to re tin Bases on balls:
Off Marqusrd. S: off Purhie i. Struck out:
Bv Marquard. 11; bv Richie. . Hit br
pitched ball: By Richie. Fletcher and
Snodgrass Wild pilch: Richie Time:
I 21. Umpires: Klem snd Brennsn
Pirates Rally la Mali.
PHILAPELPHIA. Atig n . .fter n'sx-ing
a fine uphill game Philadelphia was de
feated bv a ninth inning rally bv Pitts
burgh. Steele and Chalmers, who started
the game were driven off the rubber in
one Inning. They were succeeded by Cam
nil: and Moore. Hall, formerly of the
Tmnnma VA
Innings for
major leac-u
Ran for Titus in the eifchth.
Batted for Hall in the ninth.
Pittsburgh 4 0 ? 1 ft ft ft ft I 1ft
Philadelphia 2 0 0 ft 0 3 : ft t
Two- ha Re hits: Wilson. Msgee. Titus.
Bransfleld. Home run: Msgee. Struck
out: By Steele 1; bv Camnitz. S: bv
Moore. 4: by Hall 1. First base on balls:
Off Steele, l; off Camniti. 4: off Chalmers.
:: off Moore. : off Hall. S Time:
Miller. Three-base hits: Wilson, Beck,
Umpires: Rigier and Ftnneran.
Cardinals Take Oaearr.
BROOKLTN. Aug 21 Bt. Louis won the
opening game with Brooklyn because or
the work of Bailee, who not only pitched
well, but fie.ded his position in excellent
form. Score:
T. IMTU
BKOOKLTV
AB H O A E
AB H O E
Ruarina Jb. 4 1 1 la Twin at . a 1 4 4 1
Oakea. et.. .4 I 1 4 B Dauhert. lb . 4 I 4 4 4
Konetrkr. lb I I 13 ft Wheal If . ... 4 t 1 ft
Elite. If .. .4 i t 4 ft Hummoll, tb I 1 I 4 4
c-tana. rr.... t i a a ft I'tviaaon. cl. 4 V 1 e
Wauaer. aa . 1 1 ft ft B Barser. rt. ...4 1 4 4
Mo-ee,. Shit 1 1 1 rim-man. lb 4 1 l I a
Bliaa e I 1 4 1 Berttn. r....l 4 4 t ft
Bailee, p
Tolala .
1 B I 4 B 'Bra Is
. i 4 4 4
K nel tar.
54 in r 14 1 Stark
p. .. I 4 B I 4 ,
1 4 4 4 4
Totali II 7 17 17 1
Batted for Berger in the ninth.
t
J0"
eroosij
Batted lor Knetier in the ninth.
uls ft 1 0 ft 2 2 ft 0 1
n 0 1 ft ft 01
Two-base hit: Daubert. Three-base hits:
Mowrey, Daubert. Bases on balls: Off
Knetier. ; off Sallee S. Struck out: By
j Kneuer. 1: by Sallee. 4. Time: 1:40. Um-
j P'reB: Johnstone and Eason.
I Red's Early tea Tata Great.
I BOSTON, Aug. n Boston made a strong
1 fivhl tn m-aOTnm rinMnnatl't mIv m
1 but lost. Score:
CINCINNATI.
BOffTlfN
AB H O. A E AB H 0 A E
' -m at at a at m at t
! rut ib-bv. n . . . w v " v V mnu wii, . l p u
I Jb ' ' '? ! J ' !
j 1 SS f.Y. t J 1 !
-- ' 1 insenoa. ib. 1 4 7 1
I S"1 ,b'-! 4 1 ? Mcnon-w. lb 4 1 1 4
UrUeaa. c... I t 4 4 ft Kiing. c.'.... 4 4 t 4 t
Clark, e 4 4 4 0 ft Pe-dua. B
.44414
Caspar, B I 4 B B Prrwi, p.
Keele. ft B 4 B 4 4 Flaherty
14 4 4
. 1 4 4 4 B
Tmala 84 14 17 11 1 Totala n 4 S7 11 I
Batted for Brown in the ninth.
Boston 0 ft 0 ft 4 0 2 0 0
Cincinnati I 0 4 0 ft ft ft 0 07
Two-base hits: Bescher f2). Sweeney.
Hoblltxel. Brown. Bases on balls: Off
Perdue. 1: off Brown. 2:-off Caspar. 1.
- Struck out: By Perdue. 1: by Gaauar
i B'.K.eff4, 1. Time: 1:65. Umpires: O'Day
ana tmsne.
Rangers Take Game
From Independents
tt 1 .. v . . ,
' HOwley, Eltchie ud Gnthrie Knock
Out Home Ram in - Game
Flayed Sunday.
' D nangers oeiea,n uit iDorpeirarau
Sunday on the latter s grounds by the one-
"3ed score of 1 to 7. The game developed
'into a alugglng match. Howley. Ritchie
and Guthrie of the Rangers secured home
iruns. The feature of the game was the
catching of Nystrom and tna hitting of
1 , . c. aAM. D I TT
Rangers ft I 1 2 4 4 ft 16 lo 4
: Indepenc
pendents .1 M 1 1 I I I t-1 I I
Batteries: Rangers Uuthrnes. Kitchie and
Nystrom; Independents. McIermott and
Toung. Home runs: Howley. Ritchie
Guthrie. Harned. Two-base hits: Slgler.'
Sweeney, Nystrom, Howley, J. McDermott.
Blwee I .see srata.
j TOLEI0. Ag SO. Toledo made it four
straight from Kansas City by bunching
; hits on tiaaaox in tne nrst two inninKs.
j PofU. who i-ucced Marldox. Pitched j
suprb ball. Catcher O'Conner was banished
.'. i- tnniniT for disnutina a decision '
in tne nrst inning ior i
by I'mpire Fox. Score
TOLEDO.
KAN4A4 OTT.
AH H.O A E AB H O A E
N'ilta. cf I 1 t 4 4 Parhaau. lb . a 1 1 I 4 1
Hl'rhman. lb I I I I J Fulllvto ct. l 1 1 I 1'
Brenait lb . 1 4 4 I 0 Love. If 4 n 4 B I
Ho nb rat. 144 t 4 4 BH.att. rt-lb 4 1 4 4 4;
Clrnea, If ... 4 4 1 4 4 IwtrneT, lh.. S 0 (I 4 B ,
Buma. rf 1 B 1 4 4 ho' man. -b-f 4 2 11 4 4 .
farlark. c... I I 1 1 eCorrtdnn aa. I 4 3 I B
Puller. aa ...l 1 1 I KnrkH. It 4 1 I I 4 ;
VlUilln. 1 4 4 I 4 Jtmat, r I ! ' I 4
liUntlwr. c 4 4 4 4 S
ToUll 3 7 T7 14 I MkiMn. p ... 4 4 4 I B.
resell, p ... 4 t B V 4 '
rien 1 B 4 4 4l
Tocalt IT IS J4 17 1
Batted for Donnev in the ninth.
Toledo 2 2 ft " " :. i
Kansas City o ft ' 1 1 1 S ,
Three-base hits: Huvhrr.an. Rockenfield .
First base on balls: Off vtnffllng 1; off '
Madden. 2. Struck out B t mchng
i by Powell. 5. Time: :4. ."mpires- Foa
land Haes.
j Hanalert Matplar ( olambaa.
INDIANAPC.LIB. lnd . Aug U-in-j
I dianapolls outp aced the league leaders in I
, 4...nn..nl of tie irame todav. win- I
nrg easllv. 7 to 1. Five healthy hits in
line fifth netted five of the set en runs.
I Ijnk pitched great ball, allowing but four
i n)t. Roore:
ivniAVA-ous M INNEAPciLls
! AB H O A E All HO. A E
Htltfnl.. c, , , , , , K.n.ter. rf : 1 1 B 4
BooBrnff. If 1 0 ! 4 B Allltor. aa . 1 4 : T :
M- anhy. rf 4 4 4 4 BCrataib. If.. I B 4
; , k 4 i le 1 IJWtlaia. lb 1 1 s 1
' rt- ii. 4 1 1 4 1 Kamt. rt 4 4 s 4 s
ititior 1 . 4 I ! S 4 Oil! II. 4 III 1 I
I own bib. 14 I I 4 rma lb. .1 411
I JJo... m . 1 J I ,;.'. ;; III'.
was. s
Totals
tl U H II 1 Totali U I 34 11 1
,.-, .n- aftftiiaftlv M 1
I JlJK?" Y.:..V.:l lt!Sl-T
Two-base hit: Mow. Btrutk out: By
Link. 2; by Loevor. 2. Double plays:
Altlser to Gill. O. WilliUns to Mowe to
Houser. ttole base: Houser. ll.
Owen. Hit by pitched ball: Killifer. Wild
pitch' Link. Bwaes on balls: Off Ut.k.
off I eever. 1. Bacrlfic hits: A I user.
Woodruff. Mows !. Tims: Lie. L'mpireo:
Ch1U aad BierhaJtaT.
aVaavlera la B4 ee-4.
Tha Omaha Bot ll leagu will meet at
th Francisco sllejs Tuesday night to
finish uo business of starting th year and
1 1 count voiea oi itut t--. a
i recenUy. AJ boaieraar JivUocL
ta count vote of tba annual 'ertmi held
asn.. Club, pitched tne last two , f i,P.i,. ituenflce flv Haniels i rinr Butler to ntre nw na--e
the home team. It being hia ?.VL",?2-ZrlVrZJJl: ".. 1 bal's- fT M.-oulllln. ? Hit with pitch
major league debut. Score: hiPI. v.wTorV i; Iwrroit 7 Fir-t bane I ball- Bv I ei snniere fidwell Struck oul
riTTS"rkCH PHILAPEl-PHIA . I on ba'ls- Off Warh'of i- off lonoan s. : B' Mcyuillin 1. hv 1 eann'err J r..k'
I AB HOAR AB HO A C Su, put Bv Wftrhfti. r hv iH-nmati V I MiilHii,. Hits 4 iff Howell. 7 in ture.
; P-rrne. Ih...l 4 11 4 Knabe. ... 1114 i,... Time- "10 I'm- snrt two-thir.ls innincs off terHnnic:e 2
51"" rV-J l I I lu.Z?-? lit! I Len ,n:vTn.. T'm' " In four and one-third .nnmc. Time. 1 M.
i i , iLr " -"! : : ,"'" ,""'- , 5i.re ,.,
i il vtrk" J ! I I S"'k .S Vw! J ,J ! ! CH1CAG1. Aug. n --Chicago s loose ?T ..,, rU MV
1 Jf-oJl - i 1 ! I lb4 J" Jlflelding was greatlv rt-siH-nsible for Wash- ! ar H o a f. ab h o 4 r
I S , "5 i I 1 avTiJIL ?"' I . ;!lngt.ns victory today. 7 to 4. Pn-ott pitched,' i.-ke if J l : ft ft HUrtun. it 4 l 1 1
suiT' a" i III I r-k.iTl, .' a I I i i'" sTood game, but cUmstead and Mogridce , .ii. ct t. ; t- s o ttiim..e. a. 4 J 4
Cwmnlt a. p i 4 4 1 ft Masn? s 1 s ft i were hit freely. Johnson was in f.ne form. 1 M M r-k 8M , s t ft.. .,.,. - i 1 1 4 a
1 ! ! i having but one had inning. Score: ' Heieh'nt. ; rtl 4 I ft ft J-ern,. lb 4 ! 4 J ft
Totals II ril STitu. 1 ! a W APHINCTON CHI.A..O r"!' J ft J , ? J '"Jrt . , - ! ft
lke 4 ft 4 S 4 AB H Cl A F, ABM O. K J f"'- J ' J wlk,,''H1 Kit
Thorn.. . ..1 4 4 4 ft I Milan, rf lit 0M.1rt.re. rt 4 ft ft " , -h j , I I , ! ft - I ft
a ... t . i m. Llf.l HMk :b4IV41 l..p. f . . . 1 e . e n
Tiun 44 IS TJ It ' Walter. IT
GAINO RSINGLES IN ELEVENTH
Tifer Get Virtory Orer Highlmden
by Fire to Four.
JEIfSTJfGS SWITCHES HIS LTKETJT
I
Twa-rtaae HHa aa by Ielebat. ,
( aba. Harlaell aa4 base luteal
Team e-ares Totals
f Kleaea Hit.
I "ETROlT, Aug. n -Uninor rgle In,
tne Pexrntn followed bv to fielders' ,
chol., play, and Gardner error on lono- ,
van s easy grounder, gave Pctrr.it a vie- ;
tory over New York. i. 1o 4. Jennings ,
switched his lineup with succeesful results,
Score: i
I'ETROIT NFW TOKK
inn II t r AS H o A K
Puti. at . . I 7 I Wnlie' rf 4 f i 1
rtM -r files nemi-Mii. rtl M i
Crtstnrt, rf 5 P ( hta-. lb . 4 r 14 s
Pelefc nl. 4 J ! 1 s f re. IT ... 1 1
Pike. II I I I I KmiW. m . I 1 I "
Oalnnr. lh .. : 4 ft 1 Hitiell, h T 1 1 S
Flaaman, 2b 1 1 t I I lrdner. :u . ! 1 3 4 1
Sianar. t .. S II 1 1 Se-Ti'.. r . I ft ft
tHimxan. r ft 4 Ulair r 1 ft 1 1 ft
. w a-hnp. p . 4 ft ft f ft
Tstala ... .94 11 U 7 4 I'aftielt .4 ft 0 4 ft
Tolala ... 4ft 754 14 :
Patted f r Sweeney in the seventh.
None out w hen winning run scored
New York ftftftftii'ftftoft t
lelroil 1 ft 0 0 ( 0 0 0 l-
Two-bae hits: telhanty, Cohh. Hart
sell. Chase. !aerifiee hits Sianace iSi.
4 114 imvchertr, IT 4 1 1 ft ft .
tietler. rf . 4 1 7 4 1 Br.aie 4 ft ? 4 1 i
MrBrlne. a I S 2 1 ftM iVn ell 3b 4 1 4 I ft
-. k , a , , . .it , ma t a I
I t3a.,mu, Cnl... ....... , - V, . kn thl
OM'bam. lb. 4 4 i J ftMull-n. lb . 4 1 !..,, . . " " JJf , '
Bireet. e ... I 111 1 ft Block, r 4 1 I I I alleo ,.n account of dsrnes- end eich-'i .
Johnson. -r 4 10 14 S-mi ft . 1 ft 4 t ft 1 Columbus ; ft 0 0 ft 1 . .-.
oimsieart. p. B ft ft ft s : St Paul n ft ' 5 ft 1' " lft
Totala K 4 17 I M-riae, p. i ft 1 ft j Slolrn bss: Ainrrv. Land. Sftenfiee
latise 1 i s s
' lnulnard
While
Mespenser
a ft ft ft
ft ft tl 4
1 4 4 4 4
57 lft J7 n 4
Toiala
Batted for S.-ott in fifth.
Ran for 1-ange In fifth.
Ran for Bio k in ninth
Batted for Mogridge In ninth.
Chieago ft ft ft ft II t ft ft 14
Washington 1 0 0 ft 1 1 : 2 07
Two-base hit: Street. Three-base hits:
Mllen. Mclntyre Hits: Off Scott. I In
five Innings: off Olmstead. " with none
out: off Mogridge. 4 In four innings. Sacri
fice lilts: Morgan Xi. Milan O. Street.
Stolen base: Milan, lapuble piav: Mullen
! to Tannehlll to Mullen Left on bases:
t hlcaxo, 7: Washington, fi Buses on balls
Si,.. '
ft I V" bcott,
off Johnson. 1. Struck out: By
1 cttt. by Johnson. 11 by Mogridge. 1.
: Time: 1:41 Vmpires: Connolly and feherb-
i dan.
SOl'THWEST TL"MS TOIRMIHK.VT
Players la SBStkweat fkratka
Form Permaaenl llrgaalialloa.
ARAPAHOE. Neb.. Aug. 21.-4 Special I-
Sinretary Charles A. Patterson has re-
celved thirty entries for the southwest
Nebraska tennis tournament to be held
here August 28 and 29 Players from the
fnlln -In rinntWa . e- -ll-hl-- Chss
' " --e . ;
Dundy. Hayes, Hitchcock. Frontier. Red j
Willow, Gosper. Phelps. Harlan, Kearney, .
Franklin and Furnas. This will be the j
first cup contest for both singles and :
doubles. Consolation prizes will also be
i . a-. . . . . .
. i ! , , . . .
J ! P ""V "rT". ,OWB7r,U "0t drw
n each other on the first round.
''jfTi - paboe has four of the finest courts
in weetej-n Nebraska, and fast play is
anticipated. Muci interest is being shown
and entries are coming in from all the
counties. Plaers desiring to enter can
communicate with the secretary. The entry
fee is 5ti cents for the singles and 60 cents
each in the doubles. The Arapahoe club
is bearing the expense of purchasing the
I cups and consolation prists. Entries close
at 8:3d a. m. August 2ft. for singles, and
at f.30 a. m August 29 for the doubles.
Drawings will be made at close of entries.
A big smoker will be held Monday night
and a permanent organization perfected.
All tenniB players from the above counties
are cordially invited to enter the tourna
ment. Kaadera Meets Ireadall.
DAVENPORT, la. Aug. 21. -Ernie Zan
ders and Harry Trendall fought ten fast
rounds on the river today. Zanders having
the better of his more j experienced op
ponent in six rounds. No decision could
be given, but the- majority of spectators
declared Zanders the winner. Eddie Santry
was referee.
H otter W la- from Ioii sr.
The home team went to Dodge Sunday
and won. R.H.E.
Dodge ft 0 ft ft ft ft 0 l 4 3
Hooper 0 ft 0 ft 0 ft ft 1 01 4 2
Batteries: Hooper. Klllalav and Jensen.
Dodge, Hefti and Butler.
Aa Alia Colll.loa
means many bad bruises, which Bucklen's
' Arnica Salve heaj qui -hi, as it docs sores
and burns. 25c. For sale by Beaton Drug
,
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tS)oS)aS
Contagious Blood Poison is responsible for a great many old Moot .
troubles, such as scrofulous affections, skin eruptions, catarrhal troubles
Rheumatism, ulcerating sores, etc. There is no such thing as ridding th
system of these effects by killing the poisonous germs. Anymedicin'
powerful enough to accomplish this would also destroy many of the deli
cate linings and tissues, and wreck the constitution. The only way
cure old blood troubles is to REMOVE the cause from the circulation, aiv ',
for this purpose nothing is equal to S.S.S. It goes into the blood, ar '
drives out every taint and poison, and makes this vital fluid pure, rich ary
nourishing. S. S. S. has long been known as the greatest of all blood purl .,
fiers and many thousands have rid themselves of old blood diseases b
its use. It ALWAYS removes the impurity from the blood. Book on th '
blood and medical advice free to all. 5. S. S. is for sale at drug stores.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC C, ATLANTA, OA.
THE
prixe beer is Jet-
Gold Top Beer
by all means, this is the
popular opinion.
Bearing tbe delightful
tang of bops, but never tbe
excessively bitter taste that
Is far from pleasant A de
lirious, mellow, fully aged
beer, that will completely
satisfy your palate.
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I ter's
'SAINTS HOLD BACK COLUMBUS
j Diricle d Double-Hrader PrevenU
Senator From Beaching Lad. v
ST. PAUL GETS AN EARLY LEAD
Makllas'i Triple 4 larkfa Irat .am
tar Heme 4 lab. 41 a l insl
rore af rcn lll
la Tea to tl'e.
COM MPI f, Auc n -Ft Pail kept C(
lumbus fr"t;i teaching Tirt l-'s.-c by halv
,n, I..1.J . double-header. M,h,,nc . irlPl.
cmch.-d the f irl onr for the heme ciut
r, t J, and retired H- well. M ra'il goi
a winning lead in the last came on '
ungles. three posses and three ei-ors i
Score, first :nie:
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r-rrina lb . 4 1 7 1 ft Wlrtftlt. rl t 1 1 ft
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Moirn .nse HiTi'ftmati Fact if.ee h't.
Walsh. Nn-yi'lin Teo-bsa hits Per
ring. Odwrli liciiumiinl 4utre. Thn
hase h'l Mablin: I oihle t.lats- Mnbl-
itig t" I 'oans to Pemne. I"wn to i
or
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Tmalt.
S'hlts: Iielchantt. Kleger t " . Home run:
Hlnohman. Iouble plsvs: Latttmore to
Perrmg O'Rourke to liown to Ferrlne.
Butler to B McCormick to Autrev First
base on balls: Cff IJebhardt. ": off Psek i
srd 2; off Rleger. 1. Struck out: P
1-iebhardt. I: bv Riegrr. 1 Mils: rj'f
Liebfiardt. 3 in three innincs none out in
fourthi; off Packard. . in five inning".
Passed ball: Rsnp Tim : 1 l"mplrr:
Ferguson and Eddlnger.
n lfvntM Inalnn w fai Flae 4aanea.
BLOOMINnTON. Neb. Aug. 51. Special.
- Tbe Bloomlnpton liase ball team haAejuet
fiT.lshed a week of base ball, plang. helij
her duding. "The Old Soldier's Reunion ."
winning five games and losing one. The
seores follow :
Bloomlnrton. 14: Nsponee I Blooming--
' ton 11: Franklin. 1. Bloonilnrton. V
' Hlldreth. . Bioomington. j: Alma. ft.
rtiKiminElin . I'lh imnr. r.iiemiiia-
ton. Beatrice Business College. 3.
I
Hadley stops tloilna Boat.
' NEVADA. Mo. Aug 21 Notice to stop
the boxing lout Fcheduled here tonight
between Pete Shaughnessy of Tulsa, Okl ,
1 "" , H,n7 P,,T er cr'f Cliy. W.
, received todav bv Sheriff Baugh of this
. rHv from oovernor Hartley. It is charged
j that ihe cluh lfore which the bout was
j to be staged is not a legal athletic club,
i i
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A Spotlaaa Collar WIU Elars
Taa Way To A Good Positioa
BpLEALINESS ii an invaluable
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both clean and capable. Chere there's
tin. tbrnr't utul!r tnirk. Wear s ckwa. wbaa,
aatani thaseh collar e.ert day.
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The same eoUar yoa bave alwa.i wars salf
wateraroatea. rraiienUy clcaa. t
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. t Waverly rlaca, it. 4J I
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