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-"THE: BEE; OMAHA, - FRIDAY, -JUNE 28. 1912.
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Making it Seventeen Straigt for Washington "ym for The Bee by Hal Goffman
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ST. JOE WIHSWIERD GAME
Visitors Finally Land on Top by
. ' One Big Score. -
HVE HTCHEBS TAKE PAET
Omaha Sends In Three nod Leader
Two Dorian; the Course of the
Afternoon'! Uncanny Pro-
ceedlnga.
A wlerd game was pulled off at Pa
Reurke's ball .orchard yesterday. !The
battle wa replete with rank errors, poor
base running. Indifferent playing and un
healthy decisions on the part of the um
pire, and St' Joseph nosed out a victory
ok a f to 8 score.
Hall started, for Omaha, ' but two
singles, & triple, one error and a walk
in ;the first frame before he' tired .the
aide was - tod -much for Manager Arbo
gast's nerve, and tn the second Fen
tress was sent .to the mound, while Hall'
camped beside'' the water tank on the
bench. Fentress did some swell pitching
un,m tba seventh Inning, when th slug
gers from Joe town landed on him for
three and five runs. 8cor: ..;
. i ' OMAHA.
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10
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Just'cec-s.... .i 4 v-l.v.
CotitfrjTTr&Siii..-,' 1
Thomason, cL. ...... 8
Kane; Itr.;,vr:i....... 6 -d
Jobngph, e,..,:i.i ,1
fii'atrlon: '-?b:..... 6- I,
NreTsosb-;.;.;.i..vi.,
Dartdwn,. If. .;.... I 0"
Hani;-"--jf.. ...-.. ..i'.-e- -
Fentress, p....,.,.,. a;. 0 '
Robinson,, pv..w.,.. t ' . 6. ;
8chlpke,....;,.r.,..;.-.l'-' ' f
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Lowell, If......
Watson.-, rt-ae. i.vr.r 4
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Rellly. Sb I 0
Melnker ss. 4 1
Oossett. ....... I
Roth. -r..'.. 2 1
woldrlng, p..,..,.... 1 .
Jpreenian, p,....., 0 0 ,
Cast! :.H .1
.Patted. f64..JTeniws. iti. elghth-uuiliig.
tBattedfor Sewett:& eighth -inning.'
Ruti. L.;.I.':.a q w
. Hlta .i...:;..vA-.0'' t '2 0 0 4 r 2 1-0
6t Joph ' ' ;
Huns ..w..,.4;,S 0 0 0 0 0 ll'Mi
Two-ase hits; Jobnson. Klehoff. Three
base hits: Scanlon, Sfivlllng. Double
play: Fentress to Juntlce to Kane. Hit.
with pitched ballr" Castle; U'Ud, pltph;
Freeman, Hits: Off Hall,, t In one In
ning; oft Fentress, B In seven Innings: off
Robinson. 1 in one; Inning; off Woldrlng,
rinlgfct irintngs; off Freeman.1 1 rn ona
nnlng. . Base piv balls: Oft Hall. l; off
Fentress, 4 aft. Woldrlng, 1; bfr Freeman,
I. Struck out: By Feptress. t: by Wold
rlng, ,2; by Freeman, -1. Stolen- baaea)
Thomason, Johnson. Nlehoff, Zwllllng.
iacriflca hlta: Nlehoff, Thomason, .Da
Mdson -Left on bases: Omaha. . 7;. St.
loseph, R. Time: 2:35. Umpire: Johnson.
Notes of the Caaaev f
Tha same teams again today. '
Scanlon sure broke up tha . gam for
k whlla in the third tnnlng, when ha
beared the bases with a three-bagger.
Fentreaa cama across with a new' spit
sail, something he has not used hereto
fore, H also had good control of It
Nlebbff waa the big nolsa with the oat
!n three time up ha hammered out thro
its, a double and two singles.
Rcanlon and Nlehoff were tha only two
jmaha ball playera to get mora than on
Kane and Borton broke even. Each
hrst baseman mad one error and acn
kne had tan putouta.
Castto went tn a a pinch bitter In the
Hghth Inning and waa hit with the bai
n the wrist. It la reported that a amall
ione wg broken.
)ES MOISES BEATS SIOVX CITY
pase on Balls, Two Hit and Two
:. Error tn geenth.
DES MOINES. June 27.-A baa on batla,
two hit and two costly errors, gave Des
ilolnes two runs tn the seventh and a
tlctory, core: -..
. DES MOINES.
: . . AB. R. H.
O.
A. E.
Hahn rf.....
purtls., cf....
Kores, 4
plalre," lb....
Belden. If....
0 ,0
0 0
0
Colligan, Jb.. 4
Leonard, 8b 4
L'latowshkl, e 4
Faber, p,......... I '
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10 27
BIOUX CITY.
AB. R. H.
O.
A.
Clarke,- icf.'...
Smith. C-s..
lb.,
fireen.-rt;:...
Andreas, ib..
French, "2b...
Reiily. Sb
........ S
0
LianwiL o.....
, Total ........... 38 4-W 24 13 3
be Molnet... 1 3 8 0 0 I. -
lioua City 1 M M M 04
Three-base bit: Clair. Sacrifice hits:
fireen,. Hahn (2), Faber, Clair. Double
slays: 6mlth to Andreas. Belden to Ula
owskl. Base on balls: Off Faber, 1; off
Sage. 8. JBtruck out: By Faber. 3: by Bag.
"I. Passed ball: Ulatowskl. Stolen base:
Breen. Andreas. Rellly, Claire. Left on
haua: r. Moines, fi: -Sioux City. 7.
rim:? 2:00. Umpires; Kiasan and Mtcbl-
. IVICHITA'S ERRORS ARE COSTLY
foyckav Skat Oat Local and Scores
Twice,
WICHITA. June tT.-Error by Wichita
Jurned th only two clean bjta- Topeka
bads lnte scores, while Wichita could
lot bunch hit off Fugats and. failed to
tet a man boBae. Boor: - . vt
WICHITA.
- - ..., Aa-H. o. a;ve,
ettigrew. If... 4 ; 0 0 8 0 : 0
MiddTeton. cf 8 ' t t
lvls. rf.
Hughes., lb 3 0 0 1 , 9
t'eteraU, 3b.. 8 : 0 ' 1 1 8
Jallahan, a.,M...... 4 . 0 8
Hee. 'Jb.. ............. 8 0.0 .1 .3
iWinoa. c. 3-01 4 ' 0
- " v .... 0
Petty, p 0 0 0 0 0 1
Totals .....30 0 6 27 14 3
TOPKKA.
AB. R. H. O. A. E.
Lee, rf 4 1 1 0. 0 0
Walsh. 2b S O 0 I 0
King, cf 4 0 1 6 0 0
Frantz, lb 4 0 0 B 10
Rlckert, If 4 0 .0 3 0 0
Kmory. 3b 8 110 3 0
Ryan, ss 0 0 - 4 0
Chapman, c ... 3 0 .0. 7 2. 0
Fugate, p 3- 0 0.0.J j
Totals 31 2 8 27 12 0
Wichita 00000000 0-0
Topeka 1000001002
Left on bases: Topeka, S; Wichita. 6.
Sacrifice hit: Walsh. Two-base hits:
Lee. demons (2), Ktolen base: Frants.
Hlta: Off Perry, 1 in one "Inning: off
Jackson, 3 In eight-Innings, Double play:
Walsh to Ryan to Frantt to Chapman.
Struck out: By Fugate, 6; by Jackson, 3.
First base on balls: Off Fugate, 1. Hit
with pitched ball: MMdleton. Hughes.
Time: 1:32. Umpires: 'Fllnn and Knapp.
LINCOLN BATS OCT VICTORY
Denver Defeated by Visitor by Nine
' t: si.
DENVER. June 27.-L!ncoln won In the
tenth, hitting Denver's pitchers hard and
consistently. Both nldes changed pitcher
but Smith was effective while Lincoln
hit Klnsella in the last Inning. Score;
LINCOLN.. . .
, AB. R. H. 6. A. E.
Berghammer, ss .... 2 1 0 2 0
Lloyd, 2b 0 18 4 1
Cobb, rf S 1 8 10 0
McCormlck,. If S 1. 1 3 0 0
Cole. ' cf .....4 1 1 . .2 . 0 0
Barbour,- 3b .ur...:..h :.; t -. 4 ... 0
Mullen, lb .w.l 3-4 14 0 0
Carney, o 3 0 0 - 6 1 0
Palmer, p ..........2 0 0 0- 2 0
Hagerman, p ........ 0 0 0 .0 0 0
Dunger .....1' 0 0 0 0 i, 0
ftnitUk.. p , 1 I 1 ooo
Totals ,' . ..43 18, 80 IS 1
DENVER.
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0. A.
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Coffey, , ss ..
Cassidy,' rf ..
Bean, if
QQtlitn, Sb'..
Channell. ' cf
French,.. 2b ,
Lindsay, lb
Block, c t-...
Harris, p ..
Echrleber, p
Kenworthy. ..
Kinsella. O ..
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0
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8
13
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0
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0
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Spahf . . . ..v.i .1' 0 '
Total ,...41 ' 8 11 30 15 3
Batted' for Palmer In eighth.
Batted for Schrieber in ninth.
Batt4. fpr; Kinsella la 4nthw. .
Lincoln ,.0 1 0 0 0 1 03 3 8-0
Denver, ,,. J.0.0 .0, 0 J I X ,(M
Btolen bases:-' Ckrney, QUlHiif. Cobb,
Channell, Bmith, Kenworthy. Two-base
hits' Barbour, Mullen. inree-oaae nus:
Coffey. Cassidy. Home run:. Mullen
Cobb. Sacrifice hlta: . Cassidy, - Colef
Lloyd; Carney. Passed ball: Block. Struck
out By narria. oy raimar, a; uy
Smith, a Base on balls: Off Harris.
2; off Palmer. 1: off Hagerman. 2. WUd
pitch: Palmer. Hit by pitched ball:. Car
ney, Left on bases:' Denver. ; Lincoln
8. Hits !' Off Palmer, 8 in seven innings;
off .Hagerman, 3 in .one and one-tmra
Inning; off Smith. 0 n one and two
thirds Innings; off Harris, 10 In sight
Innings; off Bchlreber, 3 In one innings;
off Kinsella, 8 In on Inning. Tlm:-8:1.
Umpire: Haskell.
Beatrice Gets Opener
' in Hiawatha Game
BEATRICE, Neb.,", June 27.-(Speclal
Telegram.) Beatrice won the opener
with Hiawatha today by th score of
5 to t eBatrloa was able to hit Shlm
meil when hlta meant runt. Score: ' .
Hiawatha ....0 0010010 0-3 84
Beatrice .......0 0 0 1 3 1 1-B 11 1
Batteries: Shlmmeal and Maxey, Cul
ver and Poteet
NEBRASKA CITY, June 27.-SjclaI
Telegram.) Nsbraska City itook Falls
City down from th top of the list today
in a red-hot game, which would have
been a shutout but for Pitcher Rhode
weakening In th eighth Inning. Jones
and Sporrer of Nebraska City mad home
runs. People was nit in tne.eye ana put
out of th gam by a foul. Score:
' R.H.E.
Falls 2!ty 0 0 0 0 0-B 0 04 8 3
Neb. CHy 0 0 0 0 3 M M H
Batteries: Finch- and Saeatack; Rhode
and Goldwalt. , . .:
HUMBOLDT, Neb., JuA 27. (Special
Telegrm.)-HumbQldt took the first gam
of the acrle from Auburn on the former's
grounds before a big crowd, , Score:
Auburn ....0 1 0 3 8 0 0 0 0-3
Humboldt ....v. .,..! 0 3 0,1 0 0 0 -4
Batteries: Wille and Musser; Shar and
DlcU. , ; r
Orleans Shnt Oat McCoolt.
ORLEANS, Neb., June 27. (Special.)
The Orleans Athlettca won the fourth
straight game today ty easily snui'mg
out McCook. .
Pitcher Short threw nis usual stsaay
game, not giving a oase on oauv ana
aliowlnc but three hits and hs was
given errorless support
Error oenma rucner xteynoms ai m
teal times was mainly responsible for
McCook's defeat i
Orleana earned but on run. score:
Orlean 1 0300111 -7 30
McCook ......0.0 0000 0 00-0 8 8
Batteries. Reynolds ana L.yons; onori
end CarroUUmplr: Clyd Dorwart of
McCook. . .' ,.
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Wlsaer Beats Bancroft.
BANCROFT.' Neb.. June 27.-(Speclal.)-WUner
defeated Bancroft .yesterday on
the Wlsner ground. 2 to a Although he
lost Farley outpitcneo waiworcn. allow
ing but four hits, two of wiucn were
cratch bunts, while Bancroft garnered
la eat one off Walworth. Th gam
atoad 6 to 0 until the seventh, when Wie
ner made their score en errors, mis
makes the tenth game that Farley bas
pitched this season and In only one bas
hi opponents made more than four hits
and then he won the game. Bancroft
plays Oakland here Sunday.
Central City Win In Tenth.
CENTRAL CITY. Neb., June 37.-(8pe-otal.V
Central City clayed Its first game
Of the season on the home grounds today
defeating uiarx sn a xaai game oi in
Innings. Hits: Clerks. 10; Central City,
a Two-base hits: MoMahon and Avers
for Central City. Batteries: Central City,
Laub and aieason; mama, a nan a. uoug
I. nnA naiia-laa.- Struck utt By-Laub.
8; by Shank, 8; by Douglas, L umpire:
Patterson, : ,. . ' .-.
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NAPS OYERCOKE THE TIGERS
Cleveland Itfakes it Two Out of
- Three from Detroit.
VICT0BY 13 GAINED JS NINTH
Wlnninr Ran Seeretf on Blrmiac
ham's Hit,- Works'" Error," Bbiad
Ina;' Saerlftee" and 'Oiaon's
Slagle Error Costly.
CLEVELAND, June 27. Cleveland made
It two out of three from Detroit, winning
4 to 3. The winning ruin was scored In
the ninth on Birmingham's hit, Works'
errors, Blandlng'. sacrifice . and "Olson's
single. Detroit's errors helped Cleveland
to two runs." Score i . '.' UK'
. OUffVBLAND. ' BETHOTT. - '
XB.H.O.a.r ;." JMM.tlk.W.
flraney, ' U.i S - .lvut? rf.4b. 1 J 0
Olaon, . 4-1. 1 I push." M..,. K 11
Jkon, rt I I 1 Cobb It.... I t 1 1 1
Ujnl. tb " I I'l OCmwford, cf t t J 0 0
tfTHlBS, 8: CMIsr, lb.. I 0 1
RnUOTly, . 4 t:l 1 l . lrifleinty,rf J J 0
Birm'm. ef. 4 14 0Mor'tr,lb-3b "4111
Turner.' tb..'4 t 0 Loulen, 3b. t -1 I I 4
BltndlDC, P i 0Stng, o... I 9 111
, . Warlu, , t 0 0 4 1
Totsls ...-It T 87 H '
. ' Tetsls. .... 1J It 8
Two-out when wlnnlna run scored.
Cleveland. 0 0 . M 0 $ 0. 0 l-r 4
Detroit .i........ 0 0 M i t O O 0-i
Twobas. Mt:..Cobb.(2). Stolen- base:
O-awford. . Double plays: Olson to Lajoie
to G-rigirs,' Bush to Oamor to "Jackson to
CUnbai.'. first base on blls: .' Olf Blandlng,
8; off Wprks. 6. . Struck out: By Bland
lng, 2: by Works, 2. Left on basa?: Cleve
land ; Detroit, 6, Time: 1:42. Umpires:
Dlneen and Sheriaan,' -
. " Drown Holds Yankees.
; PHILADELPHIA,.-Juno 37..pCarl Brown
held New. York to three hltS hefe today
and the visitor "were defeated. - Phila
delphia won by btmchirig; Bttsi with New
York's battery ; and fielding ijnlsplay in
two Innings. Score; , J '
- tteW YORK. - - - THtlADteU'HI;
AB.H.O.A.E. AB H.O A
Mlony. ot; 4 0 1-0 OLord, rf...;.4- 1 ISO
Martin, ss. I 1-1 t JOldrinr, cf.. 1 11 I t
Dims, lb., 4 0 11 lCollim, lb. I 0 1 4 0
Cm, If.... I 111 OBikar; lb.. I II SO
Zlna. Jt.... I 0 10 lUj.p t 4 0 0 1 0
Stump, lb. I 0 I 0 OMdnnas, lb I 1 14 I 0
HartMll, lb 10 4 'l . 0StninK, . lt 110 4
hwur, tl 1 14 (IXrtlAn. I I I I 0
MeConntll.p 10 0 1 0 Brown, p... 4 0 10 0
Wolverton tOOOO !
Totsls I 17 15 0
ToUU ....10 t 84 IS 1 .
Batted for Martin In-t1ie ninth.
New York 000000000-rO
Philadelphia .0 O03 2 OO0-4
Two-base hit: Sweeney. JThree-ba'
hit: Baker. Sacrifice hits: Mclnnes,
Strunk, Derrick, Collins. Stolen base:
Ptrunk, Left on-bases: New York, 3;
Philadelphia, 8. First base on balls: Off
McConnell, S. Struck out: By McConnell,
4; by Brown, a Timet 3:00. Umpires:
O'Loughlin and Egan.
Seaator Bunch Hit.
WASHINGTON, June 27.-Wahington
bunched hits on Hall and Pap today and
easily defeated Boston, I to 1 Hughes
was very effective with men on base
and th batting and fielding of Milan
were features. The game was called
early to allow Boston to catch a train.
Score: '
- BOSTON". WASHIITOTOrt.
- AB.H.O.A.B. AB.H.O.A I.
Htntlkwn.rt 4 114 Oftchiefcr. lb 4 11 4 0
Ysrke. lb.. 1 11 OFoaUr, lb.. 3 11 I 0
Sprakw, cf. 4 I I I OMIUn, cf...4 4 I 1 0
,TI. U..4 1 GMII. lb. 4 I 10 0 1
Gtrdnsr, lb I 1 I I 1 Wilkr, rf. I 1 0 0
BndUx, lb. 4 1 0 OShtnkt It. I 'NO 0 0
Warner ss. 4 1 I OMcBrtd. 1 Oil 0
Oldr. O.....I 4 I OHenry, ... I 1110
(Hall. p..;.. 110 3 OHufhM, p.. I 0 1 0
FSpe, P 1001
TOU1S 11 M U 1
Totslt ....11 111111 1
Washington 3 0 3 0 0 0 I -8
Boston 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 14
(Game called to allow Boston to catch
train.)
Two-base hits: Speaker, Milan ' (2).
Three-base hit: Gandll. Hits: Off Hall,
8 In three innings; off Pape, 6 In four In
nings. Sacrifice hits: Yerkes, nugnes,
Rtnlpn base: Milan. Double Dlays: Cady
to Oardner; Milan to-Foster; Mcunae to
Gandll. Uft on bases. Washington, 2;
Boston. 7. Bases on balls: Off Hall. 2;
off Hughes, 2. Base Jn errors: Boston,
1: Washlneton. 1. Struck out: By Hall,
2: bv Pane. 2: bv Hushes, a Wild Ditch:
Hughes. Time: i-.w. umpires: .vans
and Weeterveit
' Caroll Beat Coleridge,
CARROLL, Neb.. June. 27.-(Specla1.)-Carroll
defeated Coleridge in a ball game
in which the heavy hitting of th Car
roll team featured. Score by Innings:
, -. " . ' RH
Coleridge .......1 0 1 0 0.0 1 0 88 I
Carroll ..........0 1 U 0.U I W U
Batteries: Carroll, Tift and Atkinson;
Coleridge, Ballard and Pinkerton.
ADVERTISING AGENCIES .
FORM AN ASSOCIATION
PITTSBURGH, June 27. A committee
appointed recently at Dallas. Tex., by the
Associated Advertising Clubs of Amer
ica met here yesterday and organised the
National Association of Advertising
Agonctea of America.
An executive committee composed, of
Frank Presbrey" New York, chairman;
David L. Taylor. Chicago, ylce president;
S. M. West, New York, secretary; A. W.
Ellis, Boston, treasurer; Xf D. D'Arcy,
St. Louis', Allen Collier, Cincinnati, and
A.rR. Lydlatt, Toronto,' 'wu elected and
a membership committee of cine ap
pointed to elect members throughout, the
country to attend the first annual meet
ing witch will be bald In. this city. Sep
tember 10.
Standing of Teams
WEST. LEAGUE.
. f W-L.Pct.
" NAT'L' LEAGUE.
WUPct.
New York.. .47 U .810
St. Joseph.. 39 27 .89 u
Des Moines. 33 30 ,m
Pittsburgh ,. 35 24 .693
Sioux CHy. .34 31 V623)Chicago 33 34 .579
Omaha; .
.34 32 .615
.CtnclanaU ..34 30 .631
Denver .
.32 31 .608!
Brooklyn ...23 33 .411
Wichita
::H 84 .5001 PhllaJelphla.a 32 .398
Lincoln .....27 36 .435
St. Louis.... .25 41 .379
Boston 20 43 .317
AMER. LEAGUE.
W.L-Pct.
Boston ......42 21 .667
Chicago 87 26 .687
Wasnington.38 27 .586
Phlladelphia.96 26 .683
Topeka 25 38 .397
AMER. ABS'N.
' WX..Pct.
Columbus .-.49 27 .645
Toledo ,,..;.47 26 .6441
Mlnneap'lls.M 28 .m
Kan. City... 36 37 .4861
Mliwaukee..31 43 .4191 Cleveland ...29 31 .483
St. Paul. -....31 43 .419 Detroit ......30 36 .462
lnd!napolls29 44 .397 New York.'. .18 39 .31
Louisville ..26.48 .377t-St Louis.....l7 43 .288
. Yeterlay's Heanlts. -.
' " "'. yESlERN . . LEAGUE. .'. -'
St.-" Joseph, 9; Omaha, 8. ' . " '.
j Slona ;Clty- 4;De-Moines, a
. Topeka, -8; .Wichita, .4L.i '..: - ; ".'..'
Lincoln, : Deaver, a at.' '.. . - -,.
NATIONAL' LEAGUE.. '"
I Philadelphia, -8r New York, 4.
: Brooklyn, ;-. .Boston, a ' - " '-
Chicago, 6; Cincinnati, 1. .
Pittsburgh, 3. St. Louis, 2. ,
; AMERICAN LEAGUE.' '
Bostom 4; Washington, 8 (8 inninga)
iew xora, ; i'jmaaeipnia, 4.' y r,
eDtroIt. 3;. Cleveland, 4.
-AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. '
Loui8Vlllei; iColufnbus,-6.; '
Milwaukee, S; Minenapolla, 0. ; " f 'f - "'
Kansas City, 12; St. Paul,.J.J. " ., .......
lKlitthapells,?'l;- Toledo; 4. ' V
Game Today. .
Western Leacue St. -Joaenh nit Omaha.
Sioux. City at Des Moines, Topeka at
Wichita, Lincoln at Denver. ,
National League Boston at New York,
Brooklyn at Philadelphia, . St. Louis at
Cincinnati, ..Pittsburgh - at Chicago... -
American ."' League Philadelphia at
Washington, New York at Boston, Chi
cago at Detroit. Cleveland at St. Louis.
American 'Assodation-i-Louisvlile at Co.
lnmbuH.-MUwaukpo" at Minneapolis, Kan.
sas- City at St." Paul,-Indianapolis at
Toledo, .
Nebraska .- -State "League-Hastlngr at
York, Superior, .at Seward, Kearney at
Fremont, Grand Island at Columbus.
Mink League AOburft at Humboldt,
Falls City at Nebraska City." Hiawatha
at Beatrice... . . .. - . i (
SLUGFESI -AT GOLDMBUS
s t ......
Pawnees Play Grand Island and
:''-'' 'lose by. One Score..
SEWARD WINS OVER SUPERIOR
Only One Ran Separates These Twa
Teams at the Finish Hastings '
- Defeats York, Nine to
-.- Three. ' '
COLUMBUS, Neb.. . June 27.-Spectal
Telegram.) Colmnbua and Grand Island
both fattened their batting averages here
today In a real old-fashioned slugging
match.' Grand Island took a big lead at
the start of the game, while the Pawnees
fought a" great up-hffl game and one
more hit In the ninth inning would- have
won them the gam. Score: R.H.E.
Grand Island 20301011 1-9 17 8
Columbus ... 0 0 0 1 8 0 8 0 2 8 15 3
Batteries: Columbus. Boyd, and Harri
son; Grand Island, Clauseman' and Jo-
kerst. Umpire:- Knowlton.
Steward Has Kdpre on Superior.
SEWARD, Neb., June 27.-(Speclal Tele
gram.) Seward won aver Superior today,
4 to a The fielding of' Neff for Seward
and the catch of a fly; ball by W. Smith
featured the game. Leonard of Seward
sprained bis ankle In the eighth Inning
and will be out of the game for several
days.. Score: ":. " ' ' RJI.E.
Seward 00 0 00201 1462
Superior .... 0 30000000-361
Batteries: Seward. Iaflumboise and
Campfltld; Superior, -Vance - and Miller.
Struok out: By Laflumbolse, ft by Vance,
a First base on balls: Off Laflumbolse,
4: off Vance. 6. Hit with nitched ball:
Mead of Seward.' Smith of Superior. Dou
ble play: LAiiumbols to Juissy to zmK,
for Seward.
Hatlna Time to Win.
YORK. Neb... June 27. (Special Tele
gram.) Hastings defeated York this
afternoon, 9 to 3. Payne made a three
bagger and a two-bagger and Davis a
three-bagger, ' while Malmqulst made a
two-bagger. .They-all came at inoppor
tune times,, however. Hastings made two
three-baggers and one twor bagger. Sco.:
. RH.tv
Hastings .... 00030230 1-9 13 0
York 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1-3 10 3
Batteries: Hastings: Tharllktll." Shaner
and Bachant; York, Jobst, Clerzan, Shults
and Kelly. - . ' ...
Railroader Meet Liftht Men. v
To forever settle th question ef a
championship, Saturday afternoon, at tne
Young Men's Christian association park
at Carter lake, a tame ot base ball will
be played between the teams ot the Union
Pacific passenger department and the
Omaha Electric Light and, Power com
pany. There is said to be 1100 in real
money up on eacn ttiae ox tne game.
Ino-lestde Wins. '
INGLESIDE, Neb.. June 27.-(Speclal.)-
The State Hospital team won it seven
teenth successive victory here today by
defeating GUtner, 18 to 2. The hospital
team hammered the- ball te alt corners
of the lot. Hassler s batting especially
featurecU. j Batteries: -4ngleeide:- Caton,
Hassler and Meltvedt; Giltner, Coa and
Luby. Umpire: Smith.
HARD LUCK DEFEATS BOSTON
Titus Hit by Batted Bail in Ninth
t as Players Near Home. 4 ' ".
NINE TO EIGHT .mAli SCORE
Local Tie Score, with Five. Ran In
Eighth and Almost .-Succeed In :
' Oercomtn Lead of 6iie s '"
' 1 ." in' Neat' Inning. . . ' "
BOSTON, J"une 27. Boston lost ' to
Brooklyn in an unexpected manner. After
tying the Score' with five run in the
eighth,' during which Rucker" replaced
Knetaer. tlie locals ttt the ihlnth. set out
to overcome a one-Yuw lead1, which Dick
son had' allowed wherr ;Smfth-" scored on
a; wild; pitch. filhgtes;;b ;Swehey and
Klrke arid' an 'intentional pass -"to Titus
filled : the1 base ithi4o - out.ii"'Theh
Houser htt'tetween first' aha second and
with Sweeney almost crossing the" plate,
with the tying run for .Boston and Kirk
Just behind him, Tltur was hit by . tht
batted ball and the . game' was over:
Score: ' ' - '?..' ' ' .. '"' :
BOSTTON. BROOKLYN. ' .
AB.H.O.A.E. . : , AB.H.OJt.B.
McDonald,lb t .07, I 0 OOly. cf..... t O S 0
OmmpbiH, tf-l -1 "eilNorttan; lfc-8 MO O -0
Bwwr, . tbl I. 4 S O Smith, Ib.i 4:1-0 S O
Kirk. "H.v. 4 I' l-v O'Wheaf lf.V-8-fl 0" 1
Titus, rf... Ill 0: lHummlt,lb; &.J8 10
Homer, lb. I 14 1 OToolar. -. 1 1" 0
O'Rourka.M 4 10 T 1 Miller.: ... 4 8-110
Derlln, 1 1 0 0 OKnetitr, p. - 0 0 0 0
iRarldea, e. & 0 I S 0 Rucker,' p.. 0 0 0 1 0
Dickson, p. 4 0 1 1 1 ... .
Totals ,...U Vint t I
Totals ....41 1 SI1S 4 .. .'..:
Titus out, hjt by batted ball; ... - "
Boston ;..'... .0 .0 0 3.6. 1 6 -0 8
Brooklyn ....:....::. 8 1 ;i 1 ;v Tit 11- 9
-'Two-base Jtiltsr tooley, -Smith, jpainp-belli".-"Titus,
' Houier; - Threei-base hits:
Northern, Sweeney, iHoUseT.--Hits: Off
Knetzer, 12 In. seven and one-third In
nings; off' Rucker, 8 In onft inning and
two-thirds.. First base on balls: Off
Dickson, 2; off Knetier.-Jj .off Rueker,-1.'
strucx out:: jay DicKson.8; by Knetier,
6; by Rucker,. 2. Time:- 8:15. Umpires:
Johnstone and Eason.' " J ' .
' ' Gia'nts Win.' Again.
NEW' YORK. June 27.-New York ran
their latest winning streak to nine by
defeating Philadelphia today. New York
won in the ninth, when Shafer's single
and two errors filled the bases, with none
out.- Crandall fouled out, but Snodgrasa
hit to deep left center and the ' winning
run scored. ' Score: -
PHILADELPHIA. ' ' ' NBW YORK. ' " .
' AB.H.O.A.E. - ' AB.H.O.A.iC..
Paskart, cf. 4 110 OS'df rs,cf-lt illtl
Downay, lb. till IDoyla, lb... 4 1 1 10
MaiM, If.. 4 14 0 OMerkle, lb. 4 1 1
Crath. rl, till OMurray,-rt.. 1 0110
Luderus. lb. 4 110 O il Backer, cf.. 1 1 1 0
Knaba. R..I 1 1 4 tWltsoa .... 1 I't I I
Doolan. as . 4 0 0 1 0 Oarers, If,. 0 000
KUllter, .. 4 0 ( 0 OShafer.lbs 4 1111
Brenaan, p. I 1 0 1 lMeyert, e... 4 14 I I
j . , , ; aBurM .... j o 0
Totals ... M 1021 IFIetcker. ss I 0 4 I 0
Heriog. lb.. 1 0 1 0 0
.. Craadall, a. 4 .1 0 1 0
ToUls ....IS I IT 11 1
One out when winning run scored.
Batted for Becker in the eighth.
Ran for Meyers in the ninth.
Philadelphia .....2 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0-3
New York 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 1-4
First base on errors: Philadelphia, 1;
New York, a -Two-base hits: Paskert.
Downey, Merkle. Three-base hit: Magee.
Home run: Meyers. Stolen bases: Snort-
grass, rasKert. Murray, uouoie play:
Fletcher to Merkle. " First base on balls:
Off Crandall, 1; off Brennan. L Struck
out: , By Crandall, 4;" by Brennan, a
Time: 1:4a Umpires: - Brennan and
Emsiie. . - .- 1 .
Cub Bent Red.
CHICAGO. June 27. Chicago won the
final game ot the series from Cincinnati
easily here. Reulbact) was effective
throughout, while Benton was hit freely.
Score: - '
CHICAGO. . CINCINNATI. .
AB.H.O.A.E. . AB.H.O.A.B.
Bbsckard. If I 1 T 0 0 Basefce, If. 4 14 0 0
Bchnlte,. W...4 1 Oataraana, et. I 0-10-4
Tinker, aa.. I 111 lHoblttiel.lb-1 0 4 0 0
Clm'maa, lb 4 I 0 I OMttchell, .rf. I 0 I 0 0
Leacb, cf... 4 4 0 OMcDenald.sa 1,0 I I 0
Salar, !.... 4 1 S 0 OPhelan, 3b. 4 0 0 1 0
Evan. lb... 4 3 1 1 lE(tn lb..;. 4 1.4 10
Archer, a... I t I I 0 Clark, a.... 4 1 1 1 1
Rsulbach, p 4 1 0 I OBentos.. p.. I 1 0 I 0
Bersrold., lb ft i 11
Totals ....IT It no 1 v --. -
Totals .-,11 IT la 1
Chicago 0 0 .1 0 0 0 0. 2 a-. 8
Cincinnati OOOOOOOIO 1
Two-base hit: Bescher. Three-base hits:
Schulte, Tinker. Left on bases: Chicago,
7: Cincinnati, 7. Stolen bases: Egan,
Tinker, Bescher, Marsans. . Struck out:
By Reulbach, 4: by Benton; 4. First base
on balls: Off Reulbaehvl; off Benton. 1.
Hit with pitched ball: By Benton, Zim
merman. Time:- 1:58. Umpires: Klem
and Bush. . . r i , . ,
- Pirate ta Twelve Innlnars.
ST. L6UIS, June- 27.-Plttsburgh made
it four out ot five, winning from St
Louis In twelve innings. - Score:
PITT8BUROH. "ST. LOUIS. '
. AB.H.O.A.E. "x 1 : AB.H.O.A.E.
Byrne, lb.. 4 1,1 1 OHusalna, lb I 0 14 0
Taray. If,... I t ft. OMacea. M..4 1 I ft ft
Kdinrton. rl I . ft 0 Mowrey. lb. 4 1 1 10
Wacner, as.. 4 ft'l l- OKaaetchy,-lb I ft 11-ft 0
Miller, lb.. I 111 I I Evans, rt.. 4 1 I ft 0
Wilson, cf . 4 I 4.0 OUauaer et.,,1 ft 4 4-a
mcvaruy,20 a is w vaaea, -r,...-- i , v a
Kelly., a.... A e ft ft lWlno,iiC.. 1 .1 I -0
Olbeea a.... I 0't 1' lOeyer. Pf... 1.0-0 1 0
O'Taole, p. 4 0 0 1 (Steele, .... ft ft .0 ft ft
Aaaraa. ..it i"kim i, t-e-e
- , - t-T-wnie-.-cf-., ft- p- ft
Total ".. ti ll 14 50 SWtnis. p.. 1 0 0 10
. . v """"-.'' o-o
f -.cs..-.s..i i- 4iiA'ei-.v
e i .ToUls ..St f M a ft
Batted for Peyer ih1- ehth, .
Ran fot Oolfes" ' the nifrtl; 'i.' ,
Pittsburgh A;l 01 O.O 0:8 0 0: 0 1-
St. Louis 00 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0-2
Two-base hits; Oakes, Eyrr.. Double
plays: Wagner, McCarthy and Miller;
Mowrey yunasslstedl; Willis, WIngo and
Konetchy. Balk G'Toble. . Bases on balls:
Off Geyer; 8; off Adam?; 3; off O'Toole,
5; off Willis, 4. Struck, out: By Geyer,
U by Adams, 2; by O'Toole, 3: by Willis,
3. Hits: Off Geyer, 4 in eight Innings;
off Steel, 3 in one. Inning; off Willis, 6
In three innings; off O'Toole, 8 in nine
Innings; 'off- Adams, none in three innings.-
Time: 3:20. -Umpires: Rlgler and
Flnneran. .t - .-' ' ;;
Martin B. Madden
is
! CHICAGO, June . 27, Martin B. Mad
den, familiarly known to thousands of
labor . men-as "Skinny" Madden, and
whose power In Chicago among union
labor , men for years, wag absolute, is
reported to be dying '."'In '. a sanitarium
near Lake Villa,' of tuberculosis'.
For years Madden controlled both the
building trades council and tha Chicago
Federation of Labor. No man could be
elected to any official' position unless he
waa acceptable to him.' , ..' "
.Two Joy Riders Killed. . .
NEW RICHMOND, Wis., June 27.
Charles . Olson., and Nora Lee were run
down, and. instantly, killed early today
whenf locomtive, .backing up, ran into
a track '. speeder 'on which the two' were
"Joy riding."
Detroit Capitalist Killed.. ;. ',
. DETROIT,'' June, 27. Edward A. sitae,
prominent local business man and capi
talist, was Instantly, killed .today when
his automobile .ran over an embankment
near Pontlac. , ...... .,.-"'.- .
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