THE BEE: OMAHA, . MONDAY, JUNE 17; .1912.
Well, Anyway, Mutt Found Out Where Jeff Was Located. ;;iawi) for The Bee by "Bud" Fi
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ROURRES WIN BOTH GAMES
Win Fint Game by 3 to 1 Score and
. Second by 5 to 1.
ONLY ' ONE HIT OFF ROBINSON
JRonrke'a Spltball Artist Work la
' Ihe lleeoad Game and Allow
Bat One Hit This Came
la the Eighth.
, TOPEKA, Kan.; June I.-(Speelal Tele
gram.) Omaha made It three out of four
In the terlei by taking both end of to
. day'a double-header, Thursday' post
ported game being played off today. In
the aecond game Robinson held the locals
to one hit, a single by Brandom that
scored a runner In the eighth Inning, and
Ihe locals never had a chance. The final
core was 5 to 1. ,The result of the first
same was 3 to 1.,
The Initial contest was a peach. Toung
and Hall engaged In a pretty pitching
duel. The visiting hufler was tha more
effective In the pinches, which explains
the result. At that the result might have
been different but for some bonehead
bate running by the locals. Both pitch
era had fast and errorless support. Rlck
ert and Davidson contributed sensational'
one-banded catches In left field.
"After Justice singled and Coyle was
hit In the ribs, Thomason drove ths ball
over Lee's head and both scored.
Omaha .got another In the seventh.
Cear Nelhoff led off with a single, stole
second and went to third on an Infield
out. With two out and Hall . at bat
Toung was guilty of, balk and "Umps
Johnson waved Nelhoff home. There was
much oratory by the Kaws, but tha umpa
was firm and Manager Gear filed a pro
test. The locals got the only run in the
ninth, although they started three other
Innings with safe hits. Gardner opened
the ninth with a single and was held at
aecond on Lea's short single. Emery
drove a double to right. Gardner scor
ing. With only one gone, Lee tried to
teal home and was out, quenching the
tally.
There was little to the second game, ex
cept Pitcher Robinson. The locals were
hitting the ball In the air or rolling
dinky grounders to the outfield most of
the. time. Up to the eighth only two
Kaws saw' first base, both walking, but
getting no further.
Nelhoff was too, eager and kicked two
In' the eighth, jutting two runners on.
With two out and Brandom, a weak
batter, up it looked Ilk a no hit game.
Iut Brandom poked a grounder, be
tween Scanlon and Arbogast and Emery
cored. ' ..
' Omaha started the scoring In the sec
ond, Nelhoff opening with a double and
scoring on two sacrifices.
Justices single,' a walk to Thomason.
Scanlon' triple and Walsh's error added
three more In the third. Nelhoff score
again In the ninth on a single, a sacri
fice and wild pitch. Only two hits
were made off Brandom after the third.
Score first game: . ,
Score, first game:
TOPEKA.
. AB. R. H.
O.
4
I
2
8
A.
0
2
0
1
t
0
Rlckert, If.......
Walsh. 2b
King, cf
Gardner, lb
Frants. as.......
Lee.' rf 4
Emory. '3b 4
fiehnildt, c... ,1
Young, p 2
Chapman 1
1 f
0
Totals 32 I
I 27
7 0
E.
OMAHA.
AB. R. H. O. A.
Justice, ss
Coyle. rf
Thomason. cf...
Johnson, e
.4111 2
0
. 2
. 4
1
0
4
2
1
4
13
2
.. 4
fccanlon, 2b 2
Niehoff, 2b..... ; 4
Davidson, If 4
Arbogast. lb 2
Hall. P 2
0
2
14
: Totals 22 2 v
'Batted for Schmidt in ninth.
Omaha 8 2 0 0 1 0 0-2
Topeka 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 1-1
Two-base hits: Walsh, Emory. Thoma
son, Johnson. - Sacrifice hits: Rlckert.
Frits, Scanlon. Stolen base: Niehoff.
Struck out: By Young, 6; by Hal), 3.
Hit by pitched -ball:. By Young, 1; by
Hall, 1. Wild pitches; By Hall, z Passed
bail: Johnson. . Balk:, Young. Umpire:
Johnson. 1
Second game, 'score: '
-,; - ;' topeka.
A.B. R. H," O. A. -15.
...4 0 S .0 0
.... 4 0 0 02 1
.... 2 0 0 1 ; 0, 0
RU-kert. U ...
walsh, 2b ....
King, cf ......
Gatorter. lb ..
Frants, ss ....
Lee. , rf
EnMry,"3b ...
cnapman, e ..
Uiandom, p...
, i .- j t
"'Totals .....
' '
.... 4 .,. 0 ... 0 ,14
0,0
e
-0
o
l
t
o
3 '
0
4 '
" 2
;r3
2- 1
Omaha.
1 .37 10 .1
- A.B. R. H. .O.A. E.
..I.. 4 '! l',!-!;! . .! 0
...S.-4- 0 1!, 2 I
-..2 10-4 0 s 0
Justice,' as .......
Coyle. rf
Thomason. cf
Johnson, e ......
Kcanlon. 2b ......
Niehoff, 3b ......
I'avldson, If ....
Arbogast, lb ....
Robinson,, p . ....
4 0 0 S 0 0
..4 1 1 0 I 0
..4 2 2 3,0 1
.. 2 0 1 2 0.0
.. 3 0 0 8,0 0
..4 0 0 0
- Totals ...........31 i Zl 10 2
TOpeka ........ .....A 0 0 0 1 0-1
Omaha .......0 H M H M
Three-base' Tilt:" Scanlon. Two-base
lilt: Klohoft. Sacrifice . .Wt: : Davidson
42), Arbogast, Double play: Justice to
Arboeast. Stolen' Jae: Niehoff. BasJ
im balls Off Brandom, 2; oft Hoblnson.
2. Ktmck put: ' By Brandom, 8: by RoH
tnson, 2. Hit with pitched ball; . By
Brandom, L :; " .- ..... . . i ,
Key to tUe 81iuaUaa-ca Aiveruslng
Standing of Teams
WEST. LEAGUE. NAT. LEAGUE.
i W.L.Pct. W.L.PCL
St. Joseph. .34 23 .696 New York. .37 10 .787
Omaha 30 25 .545 Pittsburgh , .27 20 .674
Denver 28 26 .528 Cincinnati ..29 23 .X
Sioux City.. 28 25 .528 Chicago 2 21 ..w3
Des Moines. 28 26 .519Phl)a ........20 24 .456
Wichita, ....28 29 .tDllSt. Louis. ...23 31 .426
Lincoln ....20 30 .4001 Brooklyn ...1 30.348
Topeka 20 33 .377 Boston 16 35 .311
AMER.' LEAGUE. AMER. ASS N.
W.L.Pct.l W.L.Pct.
Boston .....34 li. 642 Toledo 40 20 .67
Wash'ton -22 21 .6U Columbus ..42 21 .067
Chicago ....33 22 .6001 Mlnneapolls.38 22 .33
Phllada ...2 21 .571 Kan. City.. .21 81 .500
Detroit 26 30 .464) 8t. Paul 28 38 .08
Cleveland ..23 28 .45t Indlanap'lls.26 38 . 897
New York. .17 31 .3541 Milwaukee .24 39 .381
St. Louis. ..15 37 .288 Louisville ,Y21 38 .356
MINK LEAGUE. NEB. LEAGUE
- I W.L.Pct. W.L.Pct-
Falfs City.. .22 9.7lOFremont ..19 11 .6331
Neb. City.. ..1913. 6948eward 181162
Auburn H 1 .500 Hastings ...17 13R67
Beatrice ....14 17 .453Columbu .16 12 .BSftl
Humboldt ..11 20 .355Gd. Island. 1512 .556
Hiawatha ..12 19 .387 Kearney ..12 15 .444
, York 10 15 400
Superior i 23 .186
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Omaha. 2-6; Topeka, 1-1.
Lincoln, 2; Sioux City, 12.
Cm Moines, 0; Wichita, 8.
St. Joseph, 9; Denver, 7.
. AMERICAN .LEAGUE.
New York-St. Louis, rain. '
Philadelphia, 2; Detroit, .
Washington-Cleveland, rain.
Boston, 6: Chicago, 4.
, v AMERICAN 'ASSOCIATION. " ,
Kansas Clty-Columbu. rain;'
Milwaukee, 2-8; Louisville," 0-3.
Minneapolis-Toledo,' west grounds.
St. Paul, 0-4; Indianapolis, 1-2.
NEBRASKA STATE LEAGUE.'"
Hastings, 2; Fremont, 7.
, Superior, 7; Columbus, t
" Ctames Today,
Western League No game scheduled.
National League St Louis at Brooklyn,
Pittsburgh at New York, Chicago at
Philadelphia. Cincinnati at Boston.
American League No games scheduled.
American Association Kansas City at
Columbus, Milwaukee at Louisville, Min
neapolis at Toledo, St. Paul at In-
atanapous.
Nebraska State Leaame Grand Island
at Seward. Kearney at New Vork, Hast
ings at Fremont, Superior at Columbus, '
Mink League Beatrice at x Wobraska
City, Auburn at Falls City, Humboldt at
WICHITA WINS WITH WILLOW
Jmps Hard Onto Pitcher Rocs,
While Ds Molaea la Blanked, v
WICHITA. June 16.-Wlchita fell on
Rogge In the fifth inning and hit him
hard during the rest of the game. Ellis
kept Des Moines hits scattered and was
given great support., Score:
WICHITA,
. AB. R. H. O. A. E.
Pettlgrew. cf. 8 1 1
2
2
0 0
Craig, If. .......... 6
0 ' 0
Davis, rf.
.. 5
0
16
1
0
4
S
0
0 0
HugUies. lb.
Westersll, 3b.
Callahan,, ss. .
Me, 2b..
Clemons, c. ...
Ellis, p. ,
Totals ...........36 8 U 27 16 . 1
, . DES MOINES."
I ' t ,i AB. R. H. O. A. E.
Hahn, rf. 4 0 1 0 0 0
Curtis, cf. 4 h 0 1 8 0 0
Claire, sa 4 0 1 0 4 1
Beldon. If 3 0 1 2 11
Colllgan, 2b 2 0 1 4 11
Thomas, lb. 3 9 O S O 1
Ieonard, 8b 2,0 1 7 10
McUraw, 3 0 0 1 2 1
Rogge, p. 2. 0, 0 0 1 ' 0
" Totals ...........27 0 1 24 , 10 4
Des ' Moines 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0
Wichita 0 0 0 0 1 1 4 2 -8
lieft on bases: Des Moines. 4: Wichita,
8. Sacrifice hits: Colllgan. Pettrlgew (2).
Two-base hits: Mee. demons, Pettlgrew.
Three-base hits: Davis (2), Ellis. Double
Plays: Callahan to Mee to Hughes;
Puges, unassisted: Roggs to Callahan to
Thomas; Beldon to McGraw; Callahan to
Mee to Hughes. Struck out by Ellis, 3;
by Rogge, 6. Base on balls: Off Kills, 1;
oft Rogge. 3. Umpire: Haskell. Time; 1:56.
IXDIAK3 TRAMPLE ON 'LOPES
Ions City Wins Easily hy TirMTC
- v to Two Score. .. .
SIOUX CITY, la.. June lS.4-"Red"
White wildness in the second resulted
In two runs for the visitors. Sioux City
inning rainier ana uoyie nam and win
ning 12 to 2. Myers hit a home run In
the second- with the bases full. Score:
SIOUX CITY. ' v
AB. a H.
4 2 1
O.
1
0
4
1
0
0
4
0
3
0
A.
0
3
0
0
0
0
4
5
0
4
Million, c. ,
Smith, ss. ...
laesaeaYa 4 , S
Myers. "If. .
Tennant, lb.
:.:v; a
Breen, rr.: .
..... , i
rerrei, rr.
French, 2b. ....
Relley. Sb.
Cad man, c. ....
White, p.,..
. 4
Totals ........V.. 12 U'27 18
- LINCOLN. .'" '
AB, . R. H. O. A.
Berths mmer. M.
il ' I 1 1
Cole, 2b
. 3 V,. 0'
4,0
3 ?0
0
1
18
2
Cobb. rf.
McCormlck, If.-..
Barbour, 3b. ...
4 O
8u
t vO
Mullem, lb. ...
1 .0
Miller, cf. 4 0
Stratton, c ....... ? l
Palmer, p. ......... 0 0
Doyle, p. ........... t 0
Carney, 1 n 0
I
I
0
0',
TotaU ..... ....;. 2 24 a l
Batted' for Doyla in ninth. - ' : "
Sioux Citr 7 t i e
Lincoln ........... 0 0200 0000-2
Home run: Meyer. Sacrifice fly
' . w . . uunvo , .Jill. kit V-, 4C1IHCI11,
Million. FerrelL Double play: French to
Tnnan4 . tjtft rtn dlAt. '.w m.
Lincoln. 8. Hits: Off Palmer. ( In one
ana. "me-imra innings; orr Doyle. W .in
six and two-thirds innings. Base ou
balls: White. 8; Doyle. 2. Struck out:
White, 2; Doyle.-4. Time: 2:01 Umpires:
Meyers and Klssane.
The Persistent and Judicloua Use f
Newspaper Advtrtislnt; U the Road to
Buatne Success. - . .. -
WHITE SOX DROW DOWN PEG
Boton Wins a Pitchers' Battle on
South Side Grounds.
LANGE AND WOOD DO BATTLE
Laage Has Two . Bad Innings,
Which Gives the Game to the
Red Hot Lord Hits Ball
for Homo Han.
CHICAGO, June 18. Boston defeated
Chicago and forced the locals Into third
place.. Lange and Wood fcught a pitchers'
battle, but the visitors 'ound t:i; former
In the fifth and eighth Innings. Hcore;
CHICAGO. . - BOSTON.
AB.H.O.A.S. AB.H.O.A.B.
Rath, lb 1 1 t OHonptr, rf... 4 1 I 0
Lord, lb 4 111 lYerkM, lb... 118 2 0
Cllhn. If. 0 2 1 OSpeaker cf . 5 0 1 1 0
tolllBi. rf... 4 t 0 OUwH, If ... t t 0
rournler, lb I 1 II 0 OOintner. lb., t 0 8 0
BodU, cf.... 4 110 0Slhl. lb...'. 4 1 10 0 0
Waw, . . 4 0 1 1 1 Wnnr, u. .41101
Block. I 1 Ot'idy, e 4 1 7 0 0
Ung, p...,. , 0 0 4 1 Wood, p.... I 0 1 0 0
TSUU......N I 27 17 S Totigi......!! 1 2T I 1
Boston 1 0 it 0 3 3 0 8 0-1
Chicago ..3 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0-4
Twn-base hits: Lewis, Fournler, Wag
ner Yerkes. Home run: Lord. Stolen
bases: Rath, Fournler, t'erkrn (2). Bases
on balls: Off Lange, 3; off Wood, S.
Wild pitch: Lange. Struck out: By
Lange, 4: by Wood, 5. Time: 1:58. Um
pires: Dlneen nd Sherldun.
i , -
Heavy Hitting Wins,
'Game for-Fremont
' FREMONT. Neb., June 16.-(Special Tel
egram.) Fremont defeated Hastings this
afternoon by a , score of 7 to 2. Both
sides ' played a loose fielding game and
the Pathfinders won by heavy hitting.
Shaner was hit from the start and after
four '"hits and as many runs had been
made was replaced by Allen In the third.
Hastings could do nothing with Ramey
and their five bits were scattered. The
attendance was 1,000.. Score: . R.H.E.
Hastings v.ivi.wi.j.l 000 1 000 0-2 6
Fremont I o 3 a o v l ( is
Battariaa: Hsstlnts. Shaner. Allen and
Coe; Fremont, Ramey and Neff. .
COLU6JBUS, Nob.. June l.-(Spectal
tlegrm.) Hetty , Green's perfectly
placed hit In the tenth Inning scored
two runs and won the game for Colum
bus today. . The game Was a swatfest
from .start, to finish, and full, of excite
ment as the Superior team vas ahead
three times and just as often the paw
nees batted, in enough runs to tie th
count. . B. Brown starred with the stick
making two doubles and a single out of
four trips to the plate and Chic Palmer
also landed safely on three. Score: R.H.E.
Superior ...0 12010001 17 14 3
oulmbus,..0 S 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 2-8 14 2
Batterles-f aimer, Justus and Harrison;
Vance, Prucha and Miller. Two-base
hits: B. Brown (2); Chie Palmer, ClarK
(2); Orr. Three-base hit: . Hodges. Um
pire: Cole.
City Golf Tourney
: Has Second Flight
The second . fllght'Un ths city golf
tournament will be played today on the
Happy Hollow links. The first flight
was played last. Sunday at the Field
club, and the championship play will, bo
had at the Country club next Sunday.
The play today will start promptly at 9
o'clock. .There are a large number en
tered . In . the play. , There will be no
consolation rounds.
EIGHT GOLFERS QUALIFY
FOR L. VAN BURGH TROPHY
The following golfers qualified at the
Happy Hollow links yesterday afternoon
for the match play for the prize pre
sented by Jamea L, Van Burgh. Th
contest ' was an etghteen-hole handicap
match play against bogey. The scores:
Handicap.
E. J. Wolf 18
9 up
2 up
2 up
Even
Even
Even
I down
4 down
E. E. Klmberly 14
L. P. Campbell... s ,
W w. Hhnnard. Ir 18
A. G. Blllck v. .12
J. R. Morris i 8
A. R. Wells. a 14
J. J. Fitigerald
Clarke Wine a Pair.
CLARKS.' Neb., v June . 16.-Mpec!aU-Clarks
won two- games on ' the home
grounds last week, winning tha first one
from Fanner ny tne score oi la to i. ana
the second from Genoa by the score of
10- to I. The second game looked like
Genoa's game all the way through, but
a ninth inning batting rally gave Clarks
a victory, 10 to . Score, first game:
Palmer 3 40000IOO-7
Clarks , ..2 ( 1 1 3 0 4 0 -tt
Batteries: Sears and Nedrlg; W. Doug
las and B. Douglas.
genre, second came:
Genoa .. 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 2-0
Clarks
.2 0 2 0 0 OvO 0 6-10
.Batteries: Shank anu - Ki Douglas;
Todenhot and Carroll. Umpire:- reoy.es.
, St. Edward Wlaa from Betsrado. .
KT. EDWARD. Neb.. June WSneClal.t
-In a well played gama at the pt. Euward
ball nark. l. ' fcawara won trom Bel
grade. T to 2. Johnson of the- Genoa
inaian icnooi pucnea , tor eeigraue.
Score: . ." ' H. E.
8t. Edward ..0 I M I 111 MM
Belgrade 9 1 ooioootvi
Three-basa hits:, 8tyles. Flory, John
con. Home run: JAnes. Struck out: By
Murphy, lb; by Johnson, s. Kattenes:
Murphy and Agnew; Johnson and Babbitt
Umpire: Flory. x ,
GaideRock Wlaa acd Loses.
GUIDE ROCK, Neb.. Jun l.-Speclal.)
The Ingleeide -state hospital base ball
team defeated Guide Rock yesterday 12
to 2. -Haley for Inglaside pitched a fine
same.
Today Ingleside won the gama, IT to
o. epeaxs ror lnciesiaa was nearly un
hittable. Both.gamea were featured ' by
in ntavy nitung oi tee nospuai team.
OMAHA TWIBLEB LETS TOPEKA
DOWN WITH ONE HIT.
x-W :.v:!.:V -ik K:-.:: i
4
CARL ROBINSON.
Fort Omaha Beaten
By Omaha Gas Men
The Omaha Gas company base ball team
defeated Fort Omaha in a loosely played
game by a score of 12 to 7 yesterday after
noon by a ninth inning rally. Score:
v' pun
Gks Co .. 0 0 0 3 , 1 0 0 1 7-12 12 0
Fort Omaha.,0 3 0 0 ) 0 1 3 ,1 7 12 0
Batteries: Berlin and Fuller; Parrish
and Fon tains. .
IMMANUEL BARACA MEN
' LOSE TO U. S. SUPPLIES
The United States Supply company base
ball team defeated' the lmmanuel Baptist
Baraca team yesterday by a score of 9
to 5. Griffith for the supply men pitched
a steady game and was siven almost per
fect support. McDermott, Grossman and
8chroeder for the supply company starred
In the field. Schroeder handled eighteen
chances without an error, - Score:
R H E
U. S. Supply. .0 0 6 0 1 3 0 0 0- S i
Baracas 1 0 2 0 0 1 0 ) 1-5 7 4
Batteries: . U. S. Supply, Griffith and
Johnson; Baracas, Lehr nC Baugh.
8T. JOSEPH DEFEATS . DENVER
Ninth Inning Rally by Grlsslles
t. Cone Too Lat. t
DENVER, June 16.-Playing in a drix
sllng rain, the Denver team was defeated
by St. Joseph when Kenworthy was hit
hard In the first two innings. Woldrlng
weakened toward the end of the game
and Johnson was sent. in to finish the
ninth. Score:
DENVER. ' -
A.B. R.
..4 2
H.
t
3
. j ;
3
3
0
0
1
0
Cv
S
0
o ;
o
i
A.- E.
6 1
Coffey, ss ....
Cassldy. rf ...
Beall, If
Qulllen. 3b ...
Kenworthy. p
Cahannel, cf .
Lindsay, lb ..
Spahr. c ;
French. 2b ...
Block, e ......
..6
.: t
.. 5
.. 6
.. 4
.. 4
10
1 0
Totals
...40 7
13 27 , 19 I
ST.
JOSEPH.;
A.B. R. H. O.
A.
0
0
: 0
13
Keely. cf
Powell. If ...
Watson, rf .
Borton. lb ..
Relllt. 2b ....
Meinke. as. ..
Roth. 3b .....
Gossett, C ...
Woldrlng, p
Johnson, p .
Totals ....
St Joseph...
Denver
0
0
,0
...... j
1 1
1
1
1
.... 4 -.'
3
....
'....40.
..4 2
..0 1
0
0
0
0
f-"i
i-i
I 15 "27
0 10 0 1
1 0 0 0 0
0
2
Stolen bases: Borton. Roth. Two-base
hits: Kelly.. Coffey, Meinke.. Three-base
hits: Kelly, Relily. . Home rns: Borton,
I. Sacrifice hits: Lindsay, 3. Struck out:
By Woldrlng, 3; by Kenworthy, 2. Bases
on balls: Off Woldrlng. t; oft Kenworthy,
t Double play: French to Lindsay. Hits:
Oft Woldrlng, U.ia eight and one-third
innings: off Johnson. 0 In two-thirds ot
an inning. Time: 3:00, Umpire. Knapp
and PtynQ
may., Jfmhrrr. ...J
n .
1 If ''"i ,! y
-llliilill'iteiillliil e
ROURKES DO WELL ON ROAD
Omaha Ball Tossers Still in Second
Place, Despite Hard Luck.
DOZEN GAMES FLAYED AT HOME
Will Try to Even Score Aa;alnat
SlOflx City Pitching; Staff to
Be Strengthened Start
ba Taesday. ,
Pa Rourke and his band of warriors
will come rfome tomorrow after a very
successful trip abroad, despite the fact
that the first five games on the road
were lost- The Omaha bunch will open
a , four-game series with Des Moines
Tuesday afternoon at Vinton street park.
When the Rourkes left home they were
In second place, but one game ahead of
Denver. To date they have won seven
games and lost nine. ' Considering the
fact that the first roui games . away
from home with Sioux City were dropped
and the first game with Denver was lost,
the Rourkes have been going at a fear
ful clip. ' Today they will finish up a
twehty-day stay away from home. A
double header will ' be pulled off with
Topeka this ; afternoon. Should the
Rourkes take both games this afternoon
they Will have broken even on the trp,
which is all that ; can be expected of
any team. '. .' 1 ,'
The Omaha boys will be home for
twelve straight games. They open with
Des Moines. Saturday the Sioux City
Indians will arrive and the Rourkes will
attempt to get -back the games they lost
at Sioux City. ; Next Sunday a double
header, the first of the season in Omaha,
will be pulled off with Sioux City. This
will even up for the game which was
called off the second day of the season,
owing to" rain. Following Sioux City,
the St. Joseph team will come for four
games, after which the Rourkes again
will take to the road for a trip of eight
games and then come back for sixteen
more. . - '
Still In Second Place.
Omaha - went -away In - second place
and in all probability will come back tn
the same' place. The fans are greatly
pleased with the showing they have made
and are ready to back them for all they
are worth. There is no doubt that the
attendance, during the coming ..stay at
home will be far Superior to the attend
ance before ' the Rourkes went away.
lTie tans have come to realise that.
Omahajia some team and the men are
deserving of all the backing they can get.
Strong; Despite Misfortune.
. All kinds of misfortune has traveled
wifh the Rourkes on the present trip.
Davidson has been suffering from a Sev
ere cold all the while he has been on the
trip. Jlmmle Kane, Omaha's 'fast first
sacker, has contracted a Charley- horse
and Arbogast and Gonding have had to
fill his place at first. " Mark Hall was
knocked unconscious at Denver when he
collided with Beall and was sent home
tor a few days to recuperate. Wanner
has been sold and BUI Schipke has
joined the .team. When the trip Is over
the boys will return home in a most per
fect condition, prepared to .fight to the
end for the coveted rag.
. Pitchers Do Well.
Pa's pitchers have been doing good
work on the trip with the exception of
a couple, and the Omaha magnate is said
to be looking for a nevjpltcher br two
on which hecan depend to win a good
Share ot his games. Hall, Ryan, Hfcka
and Robinson have done the bulk of the
work on the road, while Fentress . has
been started in several games only to be
jerked after . one or two Innings. . Dusty
Rhodes has just started and from now
on will be 'counted on to take his regular
turn on the mound. , Following is the
lineup in Tuesday's game
Oman. , . ; ;
Kane.... First ...
Scanlon.... Second .
Niehoff Third ..
Justice..... Short ..
Davidson Left ...
Thomason Center
Coyle Right ..
Johnson. Catch .
Ryan....! Pitch ..
Des Moines.
Thomas
.....Colllgan
Kores
Claire
....... Beiden
Curtis
.......J.r1n
...Ulatowtkl
Faber
FORTY-EIGHT GOLFERS
BATTLE AT FIELD CLUB
i
.. Forty-eight golfers enjoyed the play at
the Omaha "Field club yesterdays after
noon in the annual contest for the
Thomas, Kilpatrick prise. Play was low
yesterday, evident' due to the heavy
rains of late." The' contest was a' match
play against Colonel - Bogey, Sixteen to
quallfjW J. B. Fradenburg ndj S. W.
Reynolds got away with one up each.
Following are, the sixteen players who
qualttied and their scores:' i
Down. " Down.
J. B. ' Fradenburg 1 S. W. Reynolds.. 1
Harold "Johnson... 1 G. T. Wllsdn. ...... 1
J. W.;Mughes 1 W. K. Candtff.... 3
H. C. Sumney 3 R. H. Beauchamp 3
E. A. Balrd. 1 W. N. Chambers.. 3
H. 8. Culver 2 J. W. Parrish 3
C. E. 'Hunter t H. T. Readlnger.. 3
R. C. Wagner I J. W. Williams... 3
u.:. . --.-'
Followlnr art)., the pairings:.
fradenburg and . Balrd, Hunter and
Hughes, Sumney and . Wagner. Culver
and Johnson. .-Wilson and Parritn, Read
lnger and Cundlff, 8suchainp and Wil
liams,. Chambers and Reynolds. :' .
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destroy fewer Uvea than stoinach, liver
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Rod and Gun Club
Team Wins Game
From Americans
- The Rod and Gun club won its four'li
victory of the season, ' defeating tli
Americans at the Rod and Gun park In
a fast and interesting game. Score, S
to 1.
It was chiefly through - the excellent
twirling of "Bud" Lawler that the Gun
ner victory resulted. Lawler Is but 9
mere youth, but pitched, like a . veteran
and held the Americans to one kit, a
double by Denny in the first.
Four passes In the third resulted in
their lone run.' The Gunners scored three
In their half of the third on. a hit and
three errors. The game was played In
fifty-eight minutes, which is a record fa
innings and was shortened by agreement
Score: . ' "
ROD AND GUN" CLUB. AMERICANS.
AB.H.O.A E. AB.H.O.A.E.
Durkee, 3b.. I
Do'fherty, If Z
Welch, rf... I
Drummy, lb. I
Falconer, cf. 1
E Lwlr, 2b 3
Mlnikua. aa. t
W.H'cnt'n,
A, Lawler, p t
03 OSmltn, ...; 401
1 1 0 OGUlham. 2b. t 0.1
1 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
2 1
1 1
0 1
0
3 0
0 10 ODennjr. rf 2 1
1 10 0 OMilady, If... 1 0
0 10 OTrscy, Jb.... 3 0
111 ODans, cf.... 1 0
1 1 0 lKbcher, lb.. 10
0
0 0Vnou, c... I 0
0 0 1
OA.H'cht'n, pi 0
Totals. 23 5 21 t 1 Totala. 12 1 IS 7 3
Rod and Gun Club. ...... U S 0 0 0 3
American 0 0 1 0 0 0 0-1
Struck out: By Lawler, ; by Hachten,
1. Bases on balls: Off Lawler, 7. Two.
base hit: Denny. Double plays: Danxe
to Smith to Kocher; Hachten to Smith
to Kocher. Stolen base: A. Lawler.) Um
pire: Knapp.
Armours Win Fairly
Over Diet z Players
The Armours defeated, the Diets teani
at the Dletz grounds yesterday In a gamp
featured by heavy hitting and ulean field
ing by the Armours. Olson's pitching was
particularly brilliant. ...He allowed only
one hit.. Yost's catching, Williams' first
base play and Hiatt's long hits also fea
tured. Score: " ' .
ARMOURS. DEITZ.
1 ar H rt A B An u n A K.
Jelen. rf-cf. S 1 0 0 Ucjnkina, 3b.. 4 1 1 3 1
Millatt, 2b..S 1 1 1 0 Brown, as... 3 0 0 4 1
Corcoran, ta. 5 3 0 1 0 Young, lb... 4 0 10 0 0
matt. 3b.... 5 111 UCat. 2b..... 4 1143
Wtl'ama, lbc 5 114 1 SQuigley, c. . 3 13 7 1
Hydock, If.. 3 1 0 OMor'lty, lt-p 3 1 2 1 )
Gravel, cf-p. S 2 3 0 OMuflen, cf... 3 1 1 0 0
Yost, c 4 0 5 1 OEIs'nh't. p-lf 3 0 0 4 0
Olson p-lb.. 3 1 3 0 OMore. rf 3 0 0 0 0
Badura, rf... 1 1 0 t 0
Totala 30 t 17 33 I
Totala 41 11 T7 0
Armours 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 6 110
Diets 0 0 00008 0' 0-3
Three-base hit: Hyatt. Two-base hit;
Graves. Hits: Off Olson, 1: off ..sen
hart, 6. " Struck out: By Olson, 6; by
Graves. 6; by Eisenhart, 1. Bases' on
balls: Oft Graves 1; off Olson, 2. Innings
pitched: Graves, 3; Eisenhart. 6. Earned
runs: Armours, 5; Dietz, 3. Time. 1:00.
Umpire: Pike. . '
Topeka Seeks Place
to Sell Franchise?
PUEBLO, Colo., June 16.-(SpeciaI Tel
egram.) Pueblo was given another
chance to enter the Western league today
when C. J. Bear of Topeka wired to
Colonel C. B. Carlisle asking if any one
in Pueblo would consider purchasing a
Western league franchise, which is taken
to mean Topeka.
Colonel Carlisle wired back he did not
think any one here would care to Invest
after the experience with Isbell last
season. , - He said, however, that If the
owners of the franchise' wished to trans
fer It to this city they would be made
a present Of a base ball plant valued at
$7,000. A fund has been raised here to
prosecute Isbell and the case against
him will not be dropped whether or not
Pueblo again enters the Western league.
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COUNTRY CLUB SCORE LOW
Makes Excellent Record in Play for
Morris Trophy. " ;
PORTSMOUTH,' 0., CLUB IS LOW
Happy Hollow Not Kepreseatod by
Regular Team and Its Mark k
Not. Up to Finished '
Playing.
The. Omaha Country club, the Field
club and the Happy Hollow club golfers
yesterday afternoon played for tHe Tom
Morris Memorial golf trophy, as did thir
teen other clubs in the Western Golf
association. The Happy Hollow club was
not represented by its regular Tom Mor
ris team, 'which played last year, and
failed to make much of a showing, run
ning up a total of 114 strokes down. The
Field club did a little better with ninety
six, while the Country club almost cop
ped the coveted prize t getting the low
score of 76 down. "'
Following are the golfers who repre
sented the various clubs: r '
Country club: W. J. Foye. F. H. Gaines,
E. H. Sprague, J. A. Rahn, A. A. Mc
Clure, J. A. Redlck, William Burns, E..
M. Fairfield.
Field club: James Allen, W. M. Cham
bers, Frank Hale, J. W. Hughes, X J.
Dunn, J. B. Lindsay, H. , C. Sumney,
Albert Cahn.- .
Happy Hollow' club:. W, E. Shafer, E:
A. Nordstrom, J. J. Fitzgerald. J. R.
Morris, E. T. Manning, T. W. Austin, S.
H. Ross,-A. G. Ellick. .
Scores of All Clubs.
: CHICAGO. June , 15,-The Portsmouth
(O.) GoUt club tonight turned in the best
score, 33 down to par, in the team com-,
petition against par today, for the Tom
Morris Memorial cup. The second best
score reported was 40 down, made by the
team of the LoS Angeles Country club.
The Cleveland Country 'club, which cap
tured the trophy last year with IS down,
made a score of 61 down today.
, .Weather conditions were bad for golf
In most places and several team with
drew because of rain or soggy courses.
Other scores:
" ' Down.
Highland Golf club, Indianapolis 63
Rock Island Arsenal club )
Detroit Golf club.... 61
Riverside, Chicago 65
Skokie. Chicago 65
Detroit Country club 67
Midlothian, Chicago 08
Town and Country, St. Paul 68
Jackson Park, Chicago...... 69
Homewood, Chicago ..', .'. 74
Omaha Country club 78
Sioux City Boat club M
Denver Country club , 81
Elgin . (III.) Country .club....;..... 83
Glenview, Chicago.' 87
Wheaton, Chicago 87
Mlnnikahda, Minneapolis 88
Windsor, Chicago.... 09
Topeka Golf club......... 89
Beverly, Chicago .' 89
Euclid, Cleveland 90
Hutchinson (Kan.) Golf club 92
Colorado Golf club...!. i 98
Omaha Field club 96
Calumet, Chicago..... 97
Hinsdale, Chicago ; 99
Edge wood, Chicago , lot
Highland, Grand Rapids 106
Blue Mound, Milwaukee..... 108
Golf and Country,,. Des Moines..'. 110
La Grange, Chicago ;:.lll
Uoangetana, Galtsburg. Ill 113 ,
Happy Hollow, Omaha."....! 114
Saginaw Golf club lie
Northland,. Duluth... , iao
Hamilton, Cincinnati .....', 126
Beamer Defeats Madison.
BEEMER, Neb., June 16. -(Special Tele
gram.) Beemer won from ' the Madison
team today. by a score of 3 to 2. Score:.
Beemer ...0 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 03
Madison ...0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-3
Batteries: -- Be'emer, Chamberlain and
Fehliman: Madison," Ballou and Jones.
Struck out: By Chamberlain, 16: by Bal
lou, 5.1 Three-base hits: Williams. Fehli
man. Hits: Off Ballou. 10; off Chamber
lain, 9. Time: 1:45. Umpires: Garde Is
and Brandt. .
