THE BEE; OMAHA, .SATURDAY, JUNE 22, 1912.
Drawn for The. Bee by Hal Coffmari
Nominating Washington for President of the American, League
C . - , . - - rAinnHh 1912. International News Service
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OMAHA WINHROM IOWANS
Strong Pitching: of Robinson Save
the Bay for the locals.
JITSTICE DOES WELL AT SHORT
Visitors Take the lead i" the
Seventh, feat UN ; la the
, . . ninth. ,
Carl Robinson' remarkable hurling
von th iMt rams of th serle with
Des Moines yesterday afternoon. The bif
Rourke twirler pv but four scattered
hits and should have had a shutout, but
four error gave the Hopefuls their two
runs. Score: Omaha 2, Des Molne 2.
The game, although marred by errors,
was a fine one to watch and inside base
bait figured all through the fracas. A
squeeze play after Nlehoff had gotten
to first on a hit, to second on a sacrifice
and stole third, brought In the winning
run. Arbogast, who was handling the
stick. UWdown fins bunt in front of
the plate, and while Nlehoff was sliding
across the pan', beat the bunt out.
Omaha's errors were all costly ones and
both the Des Moines runs figured in.
The first run was scored In the sixth
inning on a single by Hahn who came
across the plate later on an error by
Justice. In the seventh the Des Moines
bunch took the lead when Davidson
dropped Thomas' long fly after' Cool igan
had doubled, thereby letting the latter
romp home. ,
Robinson, however, was the whole noise
with his heady pitching, The big fellow
had the Des Moines bunch on his staff
and deserved the victory he got. Not
bolng satisfied with pitching a good fame,
he came across with a clean hit in the
fifth inning. In this inning the Rourke
managed to get the bases filled on a hit
and -two .walks; but Heuston settled and
got himself out of a bad hole. i,
Jsatlce Does Well at short. '
Justice played a remarkable game at
short ' yesterday, and to hie fast work
Des Moines was , probably robbed ot at
least a run. In the second inning two
hot drives which bounded Off Robinson's
mitt were, gathered up on the run by
Justice and fielded to first' In ttme to
catch the runner.! Bill Shlpke broke Into
the game for the first -time since he
Joined the team. ICane has tesa snifter
ing from a Charlevf horse of late and after
making a pretty "it for two bags; again
hurt his taC running and Rhlpke was seat
in to run for him and to play first base.
He conducted himself with good work
for the remainder of the game and was
given the glad hand when he appeared
at first base. ";v
Justice opened the game for the
Rourkee-with 'an-Infield hU, Coyle sac
rificed. . An error by Colllgaa let Justice
core. ' " .
' Dos Moines deadlocked the score in the
forth.. Hahn' singled to left. Curti'
grounder sent him to second and 'f
cored on'Justlces error. '
In the seventh tes Moines took the
lead. Colllgan led off with; a double te
.center. An error by Davidson let htm
to third id.a single by Leonard scored
him. . . .;' ' k -
With twp gown lti the seventh Thorn
ion singled to right and scored on
Kanes' double to left-
Nlehoff opened the eighth with an in
'field hit. Davidson sacrificed. Nlehoff
stole third and scored on Arbogast's bunt
which the latter heat out Bcore
OMAHA.
. ' AB. R. Ji.
Justice, ss.. 4 I I
Coyle. rf I '
Tbomaeon, cf......
Kane. lb..
O.
1
I
-.1
1
A.
Schlpk. lb........... V
Fcanlon, 2b.. ......... .
Nlehoff. b....i 1
Davidson, If.
Arbogast, c. ......... I 0
Robinson,, p.... 4
, Totali...;.........28 I 9,
DES MOINES.!,'
AB. R. H.
Hahn. rf. ........ ,'. I
Curds, of... .......... 4 6 0
Kores, ss t - .0 , 0
Belden. If..... ..i 10 0
Colllgan. 2b .....4 11
Thomas, lb......., 4 0 ' 0
Irfonerd, b..rwn. 4 0 1
McOraw, C. ...... H . 2 0 1
lieuston, p....... 8 0 0
16 4
A.
i ) -2
10
, 0
4
0
Totals.
1 4 24 16 l
Omaha-- .
!unl
.1 0 0 0 0 0 1
Hlh? ......
' Pes Moisis
0 ,00, . 1)1 0 0- 2
Hlu
..........v y w . w a -
Twn-haaft hh,: - DivldSori. Kftne.' Coin-
gan. Double plays: Arbogast to Justloe
to Scanlon, Leonard to Thomas to Mo
Graw.- Hit with pitched bail: ArDogast
Pasmed ball: McGraw. Wild Ditch: Robin
aon. First-base on balls: Off Robinson,
1; off Heuston, 8. Struck out: By Robin
son, s; by Heuston, 2. stolen pass: rie
holf: Bacriflce hits: JusUce, Coyle (2),
Davidson 2). McGraw. Left on bases:
Omaha, 11: Dee Moines, 6. Time: 1:4b.
Umplret Johnson. r
A'otes f the Gawie.
Sioux City today, at 3:30 o'clock. , '
Pour errors ia a lot In one game, but
tDen we won. ,
'Kane' I double In "the seventh Inning
sure did come In handy.
Kan will probably be out of the gam
today, owins; to a bad leg. . .
Nlchprr stol the only base of the day,
and that was the corner aack at that
Justice had a good day. Two hits In
four times up, and some fast fielding.
Davidson made two hits in two times
up. He also gets credit for two sacri
fice hits.
' Robinson sure had his spltter working
right yesterday, and had the hopetule
a winging.
The flhst double header ot the season
tomorrow. The first game will be called
at 1 o'clock. : : .. ,i v. -.:..:.
Here's hoping we get better than an
evn break this time. Three out of tour
Is the tune the Rourke are going to go
alter the. Indians.
DRUMMER COUHT XX , TENTH
Gt - ' O ftoore After Cfcaalsw
SlaifkWr fraaa Box.
ST. JOSEPH. June H.-St Joseph took
ten mnirirs to defeat Bloux CUT today.
to 5. FlauKhter was chased from the
box 14 Use. fifth. Score: ,
; ST. JOSEPH.
- ' - - AB. H. BH- PO. A." a
Kelly, 2b.... 4 J ,10 .4
Powell. If...
Watson, rf.-.
Zwtlllng, cf.
Borton, lb...
B. Reilly, 3b
Melnke, as...
Ooseett c.;..
2
ii
1
1
11
4
. 4
......... I
I
Crutcher, p
Totals...
.......a (
SIOUX CITT.
AB R.BH. PO, A.
Million, cf.......
Bmlth. ss
Myere. If........
Tennant, lb.....
Breen, rf
Andreas, 2b...;.
T. Rellly, 8b...,
Orendorff, e..,..
Slaughter, p..w.
Oiffin, p..,;..'...
6 1 1 2 .
2
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0
0
e
'3.
1
2
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,4
2
6
1
,9)
0.
a.
l
Totals.
Two out when winning run scored.
St. Joseph r M 0 ! 0 0 t 1 H
Sioux City -.;... I 0 M M 1 S M
Two.be hlu:" Smith (2). tennant, An
dreas, Giffin, Watson, Kelly. Sacrifice
hits; Watson. Borton, Melnke, crutcner
(2). Stolen bases: Breen, T. Rellly. Left
on bases: tiloux City, 7; St. Joseph. It
Struck out: By Crutcher, 10; by Giffin, t
First on balls: Off Crutohsr, 1; off
Slaughter, ; off Oiffin, 1. Hits: Off
Slaughter In four Innings (none, out la
fifth!, & Kit by pitcher: By Slaughter,
Watson. Passed ball: .Gossett Poubla
play: uossett to B. Reilly. Time: 2:46.
Umpire: Haskell.
WICHITA HITS AT RIGHT TIJIE
Tabes final mt Series from Macola,
. l 1 Hlne Six. .
LINCOLN, Neb., June Jt-Wlchlta took
the final gam of the series, I to 8, by
bunching hits on both Bmlth and Tuckey.
Hard hitting by both teams marked the
contest Score:
UNCOLN..' ; ,
i . - AB B '
Berchemmer, ss,..., S 2
o
10
2
. 4 x
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Cole, 2b...
Cobb, rt..... 4.1
McCormtck. It...... 4 1
Barbour, 8b. 8 1
Mullen, lb 1 .
Miller, cf..... i 0
Strstton, c... 4 0
Smith, p.. 1 i
0
Tuckey, p... ....... J , '
Carney, I -
0 0 :
0
Totals
33 e
WICHITA.'
AB R
10 27 U
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1
0
1
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Pettlgrew. efT If.... 8
Craig, If 8
xxMa t
Mlddleton, c.. 0
Davis, rf.. ... I
Hughes, 2b..... 8
Westersll, 8b
Callahan, ss. ......... S
wacob, lb e
Clemons, o. .......... I
Ellis, p. 4
Totals .........40
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StBatteff for Tuckey W ninth Inning.'
xxBatted fur Craig 1ft eighth imuntf.
Lincoln............. 4 0 M J M
Wichita ...... 1 tl.l 0 0 4
Runs batted It: McCormlck. Cobb. Bar
bour, Weetersll. (2). Hughes, (2), .petti
Oreg. Mee. demons. Two-base hits:
Cobb, McCormlck, Westersll, Clemons.
LAft on tiaaes: uncom ; wwnus, o.
Stolen bases: MoCormick. Bsrtvnir, (z,
Mullen, Sacrifice hits; Cole, 8n rn, 'wa-
oob. Struck out: By Bmitn, r, rucaey,
2: Ellis 8. Bese on baits: Off Smith, 1;
Tuckey, 1 Hit by pitched ball: Bills.
Wild pitch: Ellis. Time of game: IM.
Umpires: Myers ana Aiaeane.
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BAD IJfW ISO OIVEI OBSVER GAME
Horaaby BIw V ad Mess-
, 4 taler- Set five nans.
rutMVKR. Colo.., . June n.-Hornaby
blew up in ttie seventh and Denver made
five rune. oore;
DENVER.
A8. R. H. O.
2 2 i
A.
1
0
E.
I
, 0
0
Mreneh, 2b
Caesldy. rt
1
2
1
0
1
I
Beall. It ...
0
0
Qulllen. 3b
8
0
0
Channeil, - cf
eeett
uoney, as t
Lindsay, 10 .........4
1
Block. 4
Healy, p ....... ...8
Totals ........... 2
io a it
TOPEKA.
Lee. as-rf 2 2
o
0
0
'0
1
I
v I.
t
Walsh, 2b t 0
King, of 4 , 0'
Ivekert If 8 0
Gardner, lb ...2 0
ur, rr-it .........4 o
Frsnta. lb-ss ........4 0
Emory, 8b .... 2 I
Schmidt, o .. 2 0
Hornby, p 2 0
Chapman, o ,,.3 0
Walawrlght P .....1 0.
. Totals
Topeka
Denver
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..81 a U 84 t
4
R.
.......101 JOB OOO-sS
....hw eoo r.ix-3
base ' Chanunell, 3;, Lindsay i
Two-b hlxBeall, 1 Three-base hit-
Block. Sacrifice hits-Walsh, 3: Horns
by, Cassldy. Bacriflce fly Lee, Channeil
Struuk on Hsaly, , 8, Double plays
Coffey. French and i Lindsay.: Hit by
pitched ball Qulllen. Left - on bases-
Denver. 4; Topeka, (. Hits Off:, Horns
by. 8 In 7; Wainwrlght 2 in !. ' Time
2:00. Umpiroe Flynn and KnalL
Bishop Beecher
Expert Marksman
KEARNEY. Neb., Jane 8t(8peclal.V
At the close- ot the eeoond day's shoot at
the rifle range of the Norrls Brown
Guards of Kearney, located some five
wiles out ot the city. Bishop George At
Beecher, their chaplain, stands v second
et the three who bavo Qualified for
marksmen so far. : . "
The present standings are: 'Artificer
Tracy, m; Bishop Beecher, KJL and Can-
Uin Kansier, t, the standings being s
cured on the three distances ot M0, 800
and 80 yards, on which they are now
practicing. .:,
Major J. A. Penn of the regularv army
is In charge, the company being out
until Sunday night according to orders
from the state department .
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Brokra Bow Wlas. .
BROKEN BOW. Neb,. Juns H.-SDe-
clal Telegram.) An excltlnx aim was
played between Broken Bow and Sargent
on the home grounds this afternoon, re
sulting in a seers of 10 to 8 In favor of
Broken Bow. Postures of the aram wara
the pitching of Chrtstensea and fielding
oi emun oi arosea tsow ana the batting
Of Bacbt of Sargeat .. '
Batteries: Broken Bow, Cbrlatenaiin
and " Puf fenburger; Bargeat Ellengfrtta,
Durand. and Raish. Uaopire: Lakeman.
Attendance: WO. - .
Key to the Situation Be Advertising.
' ttT :'" iSr ' I ' ,'Sr. :' I Final Com
CUBS DO WH THE CARDINALS
Game Full of Heavy Hitting; is Cap-
tared by Chicego.
ST. LOUIS HAS TWO HOME BUTTS
Chicago Plays a Perfect Fielding
vGame aad Is Credited with On
More Fit Than the Car.
' dlnala.
ST. LOUIS, June H. Chicago won from
St. Louie. Score: , ,
CK1CAOO. . IT. Long.
s AB.H.O.A.B. AB.H.O.A.SV
fhseksrl, M. I f It 0Hugln, 2b. 4 I I i 1
Scbults, rf.. 1 l'o oUasM, U-Jkt 1 1.0
Tlnkw, ss... 4 s t OHasssr, N .I till
Zlm'msa, III I 1 i OK'asteay. ibt II 4 0
Lstck, of.... t II Ograns, rf.... 4 I I t 1
Stltr, 1S....4 I I SDSmlth, tb.M 4 t III
Bvtrt. tb.... 4 0 1,2 DOakM, of.... 4 lilt
Archer, c... I t I I OWlnfU, I )
uvmdtr, p. i i- e i ewiuis, i e e e e
Char. . 1 I 0 0Gyr, p...., 0 lilt
-wiiu.1 i i e e e
Totals ii u If i oKiits i e e t e
Mowrey .... 0 I t 9
Totals I 10 IT 11 I
Batted -for WiHIs-Jn- the seventh. . . r
Batted for-deyer in the ninth. " .
Chicago 0 110 0 110 1-4
Bt. Louis 1 30001300-4
Two-base hltsr Zlmfnernian. Wlnko.
Huggins. Heme runs: , WDigo, Evans.
Bases on balls: Off WlfHs, tuoff Oeyer,
8; oft Cheney, 3. . Struck out: vBy Willis,
3; by Lavender, 8; by Cheney l .Hilj:
Oft Willis. in seven innings: off Gayer,
3 In two innings; off Lavender, 8 In six
.and JwoHWrds Innings; off Cheney, 2 in
two and one-ttilrd innings. Time. 2:20.
Umpires: 'Klem and Buah. " "
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Grocery Brokers
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A real awstfest Was played Thursday
afternoon - on the Omaha ' Field dub
diamond by two teams selected from ths
wholesale grocery broker. Herbert O.
Kobn captained ono aide ahd Oeorga P.
Engler captained the winning team, while
Hawaiian Sugar J. Fallon and ' H.
Jackson, the Wisconsin pea king, offici
ated. The feature of the game was the
number of the bases stolen, for ' which
the Field club assessed the losing team.
Engler'a aggregation ot star athletes will
enjoy a dinner at' the expense of the
losing tesm Monday night Score, 21 to 10;
no record kept of errors (Impossible).
The lineup: . . , -
Englerltea. - Position Kohnites.
D. Capron. ....... .Catcher.. .Herbert Kohn
G. F. Englar..... Pitcher.. Elmar Hansen
H. Wheeler First. ...... Jos Sampson
a Eldridgo Second. ...Paul Wehrner
tert Baum.. Chird B. Tandy
. Howlett ...Short ....Colt Campbell
H. Scott ....Left. M..F. Oarlick
H. Patrlck...4.n.Right. Jim Richardson
N. French Center. ..Frank Wilklna
Hill AND HARRIMAN . "
1 TEAMS ARE TO CLASH
The freight and traffic department of
Union Pacific railroad will endeavor' to
trim the Burlington railroad team at
Diets park, Saturday, afternoon at 1
o'clock. The Burlington team defeated
their Chicago team at Burlington, la.,
last Sunday and expect to have little
trouble with the Harrlman men, who
have-organised a strong lineup. Follow
Ing la the lineup
Burllnsrton
Union Paclfio
Drummy
H. Christensen... .First..
E. Christensen.... Second ..Dana. Msyber
F. Jarosh.. ...... .iShort Stafford
Yale Third.... Gllllgan
Colburn ......Left.... Mullen, Martin
Ring tenter. .. Miiots, vapor
Moore ........Right..,...., Podrousek
.Right......-.,. Barton
Andrewa...,..i.'.v.Catch............. Patton
.. catch; ..Alexander
Kauf mann ....... ..Pitch Halplne
J. Jarosh... ........ .Pitch Zerxen
NEBRASKA EDITOR WINS
"PRIZE IN MARKSMANSHIP
TECUMSEli, Neb.. June aB. W.
Varner, editor of the Adams (Neb.) Globe
and a brother. of Mrs. J.. C. Moore ot
this city, won the national championship
In the : apnateur shooting .contest at
Springfield.. III., Tuesday. The races
were at 200 targets per man with an
entrance fee of 820, the Interstate asso
ciation . adding . 8200 to the purse. .The
race for 'first honors was very closa and.
interesting right up to the finish, at
which time it was found that Mr. Varner
and W. S. Hoon of Jewell, la., were tied
tor first place on 132 out of 200. The tie
was immediately shot off. Mr. Varner
won -out by the narrowest margin of
single, target 19 to 18, and with a grand
total ot the whole event of 211 out of
220 to 210 for his opponet '' ;
Orleann Wins Slnvtrtaa; Match.
ORLEANS, Neb.. June 2b-8peclal.)-
ano-uxiora lnauigeo in a Booa old'
fashioned batting bee, Orleans finally
setting tn decisions by bunching bits.
Score: . . R.H.B.
Oxford ......12 0 Mi l I t-IV I
Orleans ......4 0 1 0 4 2 0 U U 8
Batterlea, Lneking. MeMunla and
Graco, Waatwar, Short and Carroll.
Standing of Teams
WEST. LEAGUE.
' W.LPct.
Bt Joseph.. 37 34.607
Denver, .,..81 26.644
Omaha .....82 27.542
Des Molnes.30 28 .517
NAT.
LEAGUE.
W.LPct
New Tork..4111.788
Pittsburgh .30 22.677
Chlcaso ....28 22 .860
Cincinnati .31 26 .544
Phlla. 21 27.438
St. Louis.. .. 24 35 . 407
Brooklyn ...20 31.392
Boston 18 38 . 319
AMER. ASSN.
W.LPct.
Toledo 43 23 .662
Columbus ..45 24 .662
Mtnneap'lls .39 26 .600
Kan. City... 34 32 .515
St. Paul 27 40 .403
Milwaukee 27 40 .403
Indianap's .26 40 .894
LaulsvlUe ..23 39 .871
MINK LEAGUE.
: W.L.Pct
Falls City. .24 11.686
Neb.. City... .24 14 .632
Auburn .....18 18.500
Sioux City..29 29 .500
Wichita .... 32.484
Lincoln .,..24 32.429
Topeka 21 3C .308
AMER. LEAGUE.
- W.L.Pct.1
Boston 38 19 .667
Chicago ...35 24
Wash ton,. 35 25.683
Phlla. .32 23 .582
Detroit ....28 32.467
Cleveland .25 30.456
New York.. 17 34 .333
St Louia... 16 39.291
STATE LEAGUE.
... W.LPct
Fremont ...24 1i:68l
Seward ....21 14 .600
Columbus ..18 14 .563
Hastings ...18 17 .514
Kearney ...15 18.455
Gd. lsland.,18 16 .645
York 18 18.419
Hiawatha, ..16 21.417
Beatrice
.15 22 .406
.13 23 .361
Humboldt
Superior ... 4 26 .
. . Yesterday's ResHs, -
" " WESTERN LEAGUE. '
Des Moines, 2; Omaha, 8.
Sioux City, I; St. Joseph, 1
Topeka, 3; Denver, 9. - -Wlohlta,
8; Lincoln, . , y
. NATIONAL LEAGUE. . ; . :
Philadelphia, 0; Brooklyn,'! -New
York, 6; Boston; 2.
Chicago, 7; St. Louis, I.
Pittsburgh-Cincinnati,' "wet1 grounds.
' AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Washington, 8; Philadelphia, 4.
Boston, U; New York, 3.
Cleveland, 6; Detroit 2. v
St. Louis, 1; Chicago,. 8. .
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
ColumbUSj 14; Toledo, B.
Minneapolis, 2; Milwaukee, .1.
Indianapolis-Louisville,, rain.
St. Paul, 0; Kansas City, 7. ,
NEBRASKA STATE LEAGUE.
York, -3; Grand Island, 1.
Seward, ; Kearney, 8 (11 innings).
Columbus,. 8; Hastings, 8.
Fremont 8; Superior, 3.
MINK LEAGUE.
Nebraska City, 8-6; Beatrice, 1-0.
Hiawatha, 4; Auburn, S (10 innings).
Fails City. 0; Humboldt, i.
Game Today.
Western League Sioux City at Omaha,
Des Moines at ' St. Joseph, Lincoln at
Topeka, Denver at Wichita.
National Leacue PhiladeiDhla at Brook
lyn, New York at Boston, Chicago at St.
Louis, Pittsburgh at Cincinnati.
American League Washington at Phila
delphia, Boston at New York, Cleveland
at Detroit,. St Louie at Chicago.
American Association Columbus at In
dianapolis, Minneapolis at Kansas City,
St. Paul at Milwaukee, Louis vlite at
Toledo. . "
Nebraska State League York, at Kear
ney, Seward at Grand Island, Fremont at
Hastings, Columbus at Superior.
Mink Leaguer-Nebraska City at Bea
trice, Hiawatha at Auburn. Falls City at
Humboldt '
Sioux City Indians
Meet Omaha Team
in Four-Game Series
"Rod" Andreas tribe of Indiana will
com to Omaha Saturday to open a tour
game aeries with Fa Rourke' athletes at
Vliiton : street park. The Sioux Citr
bunch have been playing fast ball of
lata and some hot games art expected.
On Sunday. afternoon the first double
header of the season will bo played on
the homo grounds. The first gam will
be called at 2 o'clock. Following Sioux
City the St Joseph buncn will coma for
four games. Following la the lineup for
Saturday's game;
Omaha '
Sioux City
,. Tennant
Kane. ............. First .
Scanlon...... .Second
.......Andreas
Nlehoff..... ...... .rhlrd
Juetloe.... ...Short
,. Rellly
Smith
Davidson ...Left .
Thomasoo.. ...... Tenter
....Myers
...Ten Million
Breen
.......Cadman
...Giffin
..Right
.Pitch
,.:atoh .
Ryan.......
Arbogast...
WINNERS IN EVENTS AT h
. THE GROCERS' PICNIC
At the picnic held by the RetaU Gro
cers, . association at , xuverview park
Thursday several races, a ball game and
boxing match wer pulled off as added at
traction. - Prises ' were offered to the
contestant who finished first and second
In the races. The winners, are as fol.
lows: ' , - :"': .'"! i "'. -
Ladies' rao: Mrs. Rsinbolt first; Mary
Vasca, second.-' : '-l' ' " '.
: Boys race: Pries mart, first; Ernest
Weht eecond. :- t ' , 'j. ;. . ,-.
' Men' race: WBllam Varr. '.
Girls' race: i Barbara RoebHnif,- first;
Mary Nelneek. second. : i '
- Fat men's race: Fred H. Hansen, only
contestant. C" -'''').":.,X-V- '
Caivftotd and Star Dlvtdo.
FAIRFIELD, Nab.. June 21 Soeetal.
Tb Lincoln AU-Stars and Fairfield baa
ball team piayeo two games on ins ioeai
diamoBd . yesterday and today. Score,
finit sramo. ft to 4 In favor ot Fairfield
second game, f to S in favor of Lincoln.
Tbo Fairfield team defeated Button at
8uttoa this afternoon, 8 to A
MAPS WIN IN FIRST INNING
Hit Summers Hard Enough Early to
Capture the Game.
BLANDING IN FINE FETTLE
Holds the Ttgr to Foar Hits, of
1 Which Ty Cobb Gets Two ,
; Lajole Fails to Get a
: ' '. hm. ; . ;, '
DETROIT, June 21. Cleveland knocked
Summers out of the box, scorlnf five runs
in the first inning and won easily. Score!
' CLEVELAND. " DETROIT.
-AB.K.O.A-B. ' AB.H.O.A.E.
Graasr, It... 4 1 1 0 0 Jones, It Hill
Olson, ss.... I
Jacluon, rt.. 4
Ltlola. lb... I
Grigs, lb... I
B'm'bain, cfJ
Tutnar, Jb.. 4
O NrU, c... 4
S 0
II
0 I
0 14
b
1
1 3
OBasn, ss..... i
OCobb, cf 4
tOawforj, ' rf 4
ODe'banty, tt4
0Olnor, lb. .. 1
OMorlarty, tbl
SStaoat. e... t
SSummen,' p. 0
414
Blandtns. s. 4
1
i CoTlngton.
pi 9 0
Total! 3J 27.15 ODubuo, p..
Vltt .....
9
14 9
ToUli 28 4 27
Batted for Covington in eighth.
t 1
Detroit U00OO2O0 0-2
Cleveland ......... 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0-6
Hits: Off Summers, 4 In two Innings;
off Covington, 4 in five and one-third
innings; off Dubuc, 1 in one inning. Two
base hit: Bush. Three-base hit: Turner.
Struck out: By Standing, 2; by Coving
ton, 2. Bases on balls, Oft Blanding. 8;
off Covington, 1; off Dubuc, 1; off Sumr
mers, 1. Double plays: Bush to Delehsnty
to Galnor; Delehanty to Gatnor. Time:
1:40. Umpires: Dineen and Sheridan,
CHICAGO, June 21.-Loose fielding en-
s bled Chicago to win from St. LouU.
Score: - '
, CHICAGO. BT I3UIS.
AB.H.O.A.E. AB.H.O.AB
Rath. Ib....
Lord, JR..... I
Callahaa. If. 4
Colllna, rf.. t
lit 0 Shorten, cf.. 4 1
I ,0 1
9 4
11 f IComptoa, rf. I 4
119 9Laperte, rf.. I 1
9 19 estorall, lb.. 4 1
1 1 9 4 Pratt, 3b.... t
9
1
1
Bodle, cf ... 9
Zelder, lb. i. 9
Weaver, as., 4
Kuhn. e 4
Walsh, p.... I
1 11 9 lHogaa. If... 4 9
111 SAastla. lb... 4 I
4 11 9 Wallace, as. 4
19 4 9 Alexander, ot
9
I
T
1
I
Stephens, e. 1 9
Totals..
9 n 19 JBrown, p.... I e
Alllsoa, p... 9
9
Totals U I M il 4
Chicago 01S00022-8
St. Louis 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1-1
Two-base hit: Weaver. Hits: Off Al
lison, 4 in two Innings; off C. Brown, 4
tn six Innings. Bases on balls: Off
Walsh, 1; off Allison, 8; off C. Brown, 2.
Hit by pitcher: Pratt. Struck out: By
Walsh, 4; by Allison. 1; by C. Brown, 2-
Time: 1:5. Umpires: Connolly and Hart
American Golfers
Make Poor Showing
LONDON, June 21. The American com
petitor in the open golf championship
mad a disastrous start In the qualifying
round today on the Muirfleld link. Had
dingtonshire. The wind was extremely
troublesome. , , .
J. G. Anderson of West Newton, Mass.,
took 87 strokes, to complete tb tint
round of eighteen holes, while John J.
Mnperraott of Atlantic City took 81
stroke. r ' '
The best scors mad thus far 1 78.
Only twenty out of the thirty-six couples
playing today will b qualified to play
in the championship proper on June 24.
The total number of entries is 171 v '
In the second round of tb champion
ship Anderson retired. McDermott was
In better form and completed the round
in 81, but his total of 172 tor tb two
rounds put him hopelessly out of ths
running and he failed o qualify. -
Tb low score sine the end of the
second round was 148, made by Georg
Duncan of Great Britain. J;
GUN CLUB TEAM MEETS
DIET? CLUB SUNDAY
Saturday afternoon at 8 o'clook a fast
tarns la looked tor at Diets para wnen
the Diet and Rod and Gun club teams
get together. Rivalry ot the real sans
sort exists between these two band. Bud
Lawler, the phenora. will hurl for. the
Gunners and Elsenhart will work tor
the Diets.: Manager Young ot the Diets
Is confident of victory, but Bradford, th
chief ot the Rods singe a different
melody. '.";r -i ; ;
Smith Traded lor Hodges. -
BEATRICE, Neb., June 2L-Speclal.)
Walter Bmlth, who has been , playing
shortstop tor the Beatrice team since It
opened1 the season, was traded yester
day to Superior for Hodge, an outfielder.
who arrived today. A young man named
Hassler of . Sapulpa, ' Okt, lata of the
Oklahoma league, has signed as uOliq
man for ' Beatrico. V..
Wayne Wins front Wadlaoa.
WATNE, Neb., June 21. (Special Tele
gram.) A .large crowd witnessed a aplen
did game of base- ball at the park this
afternoon between the Wayne and Mad
ison teams, Wayn winning by a score ot
? to 1 Score:
Wayne ..... 2 1-6
Madison 104)1 11 0-4
"latteries: Wayne. Rodman and Depew,
Madison, Pyers and Withnop. v .
j Key to the Situation Be Advertising.
SUFFER SHUTOUT
Allows St. Paul One
in Day'i Game.. .
SERVES ON MOUND
gevea to NothinsT. with
Bines Going; Good and la Trim
to " Force the Score
Hlarker. .
KANSAS CITT, June 2t-Powell al
lowed St. Pau one single and the locals
won easily here today, 7 to 0. Score:
KANSAS CITY. ' ST. PACU
.,: AB.H.O.A.e. AB.H.O.A.I.
Barbeau. lb. 1 1 9 I GButlar ss... 4 t 1 0
Love, et I
Schaller. it. 4
ii
t i
fHottman. ct 1
4 OFljran, rt,... 4
9 OMcCm'k, Ibt
l lAutray. lb... t
I 1 Howard, It.. 1
4 OKalitoo. H.. 1
9 OMarsoali. 0. t
1 lLouU. !b.... I
1 9
Carr, lb 4 4 10
Corrldoo, as. 4 1 1
James, 0 ... I
Downey, tb. 4
Coulaon, rt.. 4
Powell, p.... t
I
i i
i i
i
Gartner, p., I
Totals.
t ij mo I .
Totals 17 1 84 19 1
St. Paul . ........ ...0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o-o
Kansas City ......1 0 8 0 0 0 4 0 -7
Stolen base: Ralston. Sacrifice hits:
Autrey. Barbeau. Sacrifice fly: Love:
Two-base nits: Carr, Schaller, Corridon.
Double play: Marshall to Lewis. Struck
out: By Powell, 6; by Gardner, 2. Bases
on balls: Off Powell, 8; off Gardner, 4.
Umpires: Hayes and Anderson. , Time:
1:40...,;. - -- ' - -.: ". .
; Roy Patterson Takes Close One.
MILWAUKEE, June 2L Hovllk and
Patterson engaged in a pitchers' duel, the
visitors winning. Score:
MINNEAPOLIS. MILWAUKEE!.
AB.H.O.A.g. AB.H.O.AB.
Clvmcr. cf.-. I 110 OLitboU. ef. . I 0 19 9
Alttssr. a..2 1 I OCbarUa, .. 4
Williams, lb 4 9 4 4 9RandaU. rt. 4
Rossmaa, rt. 9 9 1 9 ecbap ell. It 4
KillHer, lb. 4 11 I lClark, Jb.... 4
Da'hanty. 11 1 9 1 9 JLcwIa, ....
Unslaub. lb. 4 4 U 9 ejonaa, lb.... 4
Owens, c... I 9 4 1 OSchalk, e....
Pattartos, 9 4 1 OHovllk, p. . I
.-. Sltpnlcka, V- 9
Tetala 1 1 1 lHusba .... 1
.' , Totals 31 Iflli I
' x Batted for Hovllk In . eighth Inning.
Milwaukee -.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0-1
Minneapolis 0 2 0 0 0 0.0 0-2
Two-base hits: Clymer. Clark. Three
tas hit: Jones. Hits: Oft Hovllk, 8 in
eight innings. Base on balls: Hovllk, 5;
Patterson, 2; Slapnlcka, 1. Struck out:
By Hovltk, 4; by Slapnlcka, 1; by aPtter
son, a Tim: 1:4a Umpires: Ferguson
. ..anciuoe.
Primley 's Great Catch
Saves Day for Auburn
AUBURN, Neb, June 2L-(Specltl Tele
gram,) Primley' long run and sensa
tional one-hand catch saved the game tor
Auburn today when it seemed lost Score:
Auburn ......0 040001O-58
Hiawatha ...1 0100200 o-4se
Batteries: Reed and Musser: Ellagard,
Smith and Moxey. Umpire: Ward.
. NEBRASKA CITT, Neb., June 21.
(Speclal Telegram.V-Nebra8ka City de
feated Beatrice in a double header today,
the first game being 2 to 1 and the other
a shut-out The last game was pitched
by Hicks, a 17-year-old boy from Syra
cuse. Score, first game:
Nebraska City.... 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0-2
Beatrico 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0-1
Batteries: Conway and Gold wait; Belts
and Poteet.
Score, second game:'
Nebraska City... 210021000-0
Beatrico ........... 000000 0 00-0
Batteries. Hicks and Gold wait; Culver
and Darrow. :
Humboldt took Falls City to the tall
timber today in a shut-out but hot game.
Score:
Fall city.... 000000000-0
Humboldt 00080000 0 i
Batteries: Walters and Shestack; Er
rett and Diets.
Laarel Losaa to Randolph.
T-ATTTmi,. Neb.. June 21. (Sceclal Tel
egram.) The Laurel team lost to Ran
dolph today. 4 to (. Batteries: Laurel,
McKollar, WlUllora ana wyman; nan
dolph, Courtney and Wast Struck out;
By McKollar, 2 in four andone-halt In
nings; by lWUlford. 10 In four and one
half innings; by Courtney, 10. Hit: Off
Courtney, 8: oft MoKellar, 2; off Wllll
ford. 2. Bases on ball: Off MoKellar,
4; off WUUford, 8; off Courtny, 4.
A ma tear Aviator lajnrod.
HEMPSTEAD, N. T.. June H. Henry
Turner, an overxealoua aviation pupil.
was pernap tataiiy mjurea ioaay ny a
twenty-five-foot fall In a biplane in which
he attempted to fly in spit ot orders
from hi instructors to remain on the
ground. The biplane was demolished and
splinters from ths tram entered Turner's
abdomen and hip. Hs Is 28 year old.
The Persistant and Judicious Use o.'
Newspaper Advertising la the Road tw
Business Success. : v- .;
kw I w J I
-R.il Mood Is nspoBiiblo lor most of our ailments,- and when from .07
becomes infected with impurities, humors or poisons, trouble in some
r la mre to follow. Muddy, sallow complexions, eruptions, pimples, etc.,
ait the blood is infected with unhealthy humors which have changed
iTZmTn Dure. fresh stream to a sour, acrid fluid, which forces out its
ilrSti through the) pores and glands of the skin. A very common, evi
SnnfflfbSbfood sores and ulcers, which break out on the flesh, often
nVwarr insignificant bruise, or even scratch or abrasion. If the blood
sThealthT thoplaco would heal at once; but being infected with impurities
.VaM discharged into the wound, irritation and inflammation are set
WiUvU j -i n KmVan anil tia inr iMnHiiuai until tla
Wood " is DUtiiled of the cause. S. a S. is Nature's blood-purifier and tonic,
eVnm rnntsL
jnauO cuvu J ...Holn
elnn and removes itui y vvw - r j 1 r . -
S.ntv and steadily tones MP the entire system. S. 8. S. neutralizes any
Jf acid in the blood, making it pure, fresh and healthy, and penna
.ntlv cures Eczema, Acne, Tetter, Salt Rheum, Boils, and all other skta
" "tUr disease. Book on the blood and any medical advice free. .
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC C0..; JOLiBTK'GA
HARVARD WINS HARD FIGHT
Yale Freslunen Lose Eegatta,1 Race
. by a Boat's Length.
CLOSE TE0M START TO EINISH
Vlctorlons Boys Early TaJie .. tho
- Lead and Then Sever Stop '.
Uatll the Line is' r ' 1
Crossed.",
NEW LONDON, Conn., June 2t--A
hard fought victory followed by an easy
win were scored by Harvard in the pre
liminary contests of today's annual re
gatta with Tale, that will reach itsf cu'
ml nation iri the varsity race this after
noon. The Harvard freshmen 'defeated
the Yale freshmen by a scant length,-or
a margin Which the timers place(I at 2Vs
seconds. Time 10:52.
Except at the very'starjt, the Harvard
shells were always ahead of Vale In both,
races. '" ' ' '': '
The weather' was Ideal. There was
scarcely a ripple on the upper reaches
of the Thames when the four-Oared crews
slipped into their rowing togs for the
forenoon races.
Below, near the start of tbo first- .race,
at the drawbridge, there was not breeso
enough to float the hundreds of Hue end
red banners and . particolored ' signal
flags which adorned the yacht masts.;
Two score commissioned, and warrant
officers from . three revenue cutters
moved about the course in power .boats,
becoming more and more rigorous with
their orders as the time approached for
the freshman race, the first jet the day's
sporting schedule.. The two excursion
trains were well filled when they started
out for the river banks.'. i .'-p;.
Halt an hour before the time scheduled
for starting the freshman . race both
crews were on board . their, .respective
launches bound from quarters... tot the
starting line under the drawbridges, with
their shells in tow and :th-pbgervatJoa
trains were preparing to juU outof thje
railroad station.' .
ELTORO
that are now
on sale are
made from
the new crop
of tobacco;
the best ever
Rico.
This is the
Cigar that
made Porto
Rican Cigars
Popular. ?
PURIFIES
Imnnrltir. hfimnr nr Twilann. Taaf-nraK lost
Cigars
ELTORO ELTORO
herbs ana Darics. it goes oown into tn cirouia-
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