Wow! If This
WELCOME MS WITH CLUBS
Omaha Hopi Onto Gear's Bunch and
r, wins Eaiily. ;
DTJSTY RHODES STILL A HOODOO
Omaha's Fat Bay Shake Hla MM
. at the, Topeka 1. Team and
Staff Is Off la.JHittias
.. -.v.:.'. . Llu
"Dusty". Rhodes bid Dale Gear's bunch
i H suesslagyesterday .afternoon and won
; nis game narrae, aown oy a 10 to a score.
t , While the" OmahA-i teajir was ' batting
, Hornsby .ta aver y, corner of Rourke park
Rhodes was letting the Kaws down with
:; tour widely separated blta.
! Rightfully Jthodea should have had but'
'three hit chalked-up against him, but
, Rickert managed to-get a freak single
. In the seventh.,, Rhodes had two s trlkes
and two, balls on Rlekert, when he at
" tempted to duck a ball close to htm. ' He
, swung around and the ball lilt his bat,
which was over hla shoulder, and want
;fo light field for a clean single.
In the first inning alone was Topeka
' dangerous, but when Hickory Johnson
slammed the ball over the left field fence
and scored Justice ahead of himself the
Rourke took the lead, which we never
overcome. . .After, the first Rhodes was
the big enigma and. his hoodoo over the
Kaws s.tm proved to be there.
The . Rourkes hammered the ball,
.bunched bits In the fourth and with the
assistance of - three walks and an error
got five runs. Again in the eighth they
started things and with four bits 'sent
three across. ' - .
Seanlen Oat for Season.
Kane was' back In hla old position at
first baser but Skipper BUI Schlpke still
held down, the middle bag, owing to
Bcanlon being laid up in bed with typhoid
fever. Kane's Charley hort still bothers
him a tittle, but he managed to get
around the bast pretty spry and brought
two'.runs.:,A;.' . ,, .,-
-. The Kaws scored first, Rlekert opened I
with a stinging double -to center, -went to
third on .Walsh's . out. An, error by
Rhodes on Lee's easy grounddr left Rlek
ert score. Justice .opened, for Omaha with
a single to center. Coyle sacrificed,
Thomason - advanced Justice on his
grounder, Walsh to Gardner. Johnson
sent Justice home and scored himself
' with a clout over the. left boards.
In the , third, wth. one down, Justice
beat out a bunt Coyle followed with the
same kind. Thomason walked and Jus
: tlce scored on a wild pitch.' Johnson was
passed and Coyle was caught trying to
steit home. Kane drew a walk, filling
,V. fcaaaA ivhui Bill' t.a h..l.a t.a
game 'with a "double to cettter, scoring
Thomason, Johnson and Kane. Schlpke
. scored on Nlehoffs single Mo- left
.,.. 0f the Haas. ,
f; Chapman landed safe on Justice's' error
In the seventh; He went to second on
Hornsbys out, Schjpka to Kane. Rlekert
jingled and Chapman, scored. . Kane drew
"a. walk In the eighth and scored on
Pchipkeis double ttf left Bill wag caught
trying to stretch it Into a triple. Nlehoff
singled 'to right and went to third on
Da vldsoifs single. Cavy stole second and
Justice scored Jflehoff and Davidson with
a double to center. Score:
V' OMAHA. .'"'
Justice, ss. ..
Coyle, rf. ...
Thomason,' If,
Johnson, c. ..
Kane, lb.
bebipke. . 3b.
Nlehoff, 3b.
Davidson, cf.
Rhodes, p.
Totals
31 10
t TOPEKA.
; AB. R. H.
i
Rlekert. If.
Walsh. 2b. ...
King. cf.
Gardner, lb. .
Lee. rf.
Ryan. Sb.- ....
Patterson, ss.
Chapman, c. .
Mornsby, p. ',,
Gear,
; Totals
13
. 1'
1 0
1
0
4
1
I '
5
0
33 . f I 34 15j
Batted for Hornsby In the ninth
Omaha , .;,,(., ;
Runs
.... 3 0 6 0 0 0 0 10
I M 1 1 t M -U
Hits -.s
Torwka
Runs '
.... 10 0 0
.... 1 0 1 t
til!
Hits
TWO-baM Mta? . Rklnb lt r..-...
Si,ck,rt Home run: Johpson. Wild
pitch: Hornsby. Bases on balls: Off
bJ?: of.f Hornby. Struck out
By Rhodes. 2; by Hornsby, 1 stolen
; Davidson. Thomaeea,. Justice:
Sacrifice hits: Justice, Coyle. Kane. Left
rrbr.0m&h?; ' T! Time"
1-eH.v-Umpires; , Meyers and Kissane.
, . . .iy-.: Metes f tke Game.
Today Is ladles' day.
Z??ek pln were 'c'aukht 'try.
Jng to pilfer aecend, ..,,. r-.., ,
Thla Is the second four-hit gams Dusty
lias pitched this year. - ,; 7
Meyers and Kluie are here for a few
days with their indicators. .
'iJSJP pr.tty P m 'ourth
ana caught Lee napping at second base.
w m noV know he h made a
M In the seventh and almost forgot to
run.. ; (t.. ; .t .. - ,
?eeJ,w f? the Omaha fans appeared
In fopeka uniforms. They were Hornsby,
Ryan and Patterson. J , '
" Kchlpke drove In four runs with his
tnisty clUb yesterday and handled nine
chances without a boot
.Johnson's drive In the first went over
the score board In left field, which. If
,JrI "member, is the highest part
of the fefice.
Dusty;' Rhodes cannot remember tne
3ay be lost game to Topeka and he
sure ha. pitched, o bunch of games
against the Kaws.
',ar1. '" to deliver the goods as a
t jtoco wtter la the ninth, but then a hit
AB. R. H. O. A. B.
1 t I I 1 1
.... 4 0 I t 0 I
..... I 1 0 0 0-1
..... I 3 3.380
4 ,114 0
4 1 I 0 2 0
4 1 I 0 0
....... 4 0 1 1 3 1
12 27 14 4
Luck Ever Goes
ROITOD BOX AETBT SHOWS
8IGNS OP EETUEN.
nr
rju
RHODES (P)
would have resulted In
next two men were easy outs.
HAGERMAN DOES GREAT WORK
Hoax City tTnable to Toach Pitcher
' ' of the Unco! Team. ,
SIOUX CITT. la., July U.-Hagerman
was supreme throughout and won easily
from Sioux City, 7 to Score: ;
i. SIOUX' CITY. '
AB. R. .H. O.
A.
0
0
0
0
2
0
3
'. 1
S
3
0
Clarke, cf .,...
Million, cf
Smith, ss k.
Myers. If -r
0 ' 4
1 0
1 4
1 1
Tennant lb
Breen, rf
Andreas, 2b .....
Relilv. 3b
Cadman, 6
White, o .,i
Orendprff .....(.
'". Totals
..83 V
8 27, 13 3
UNCOLN.
. v-... - f-
AB. R. H. O. A. E.
Berghammer,' ss
Lloyd, 2b
Cobb, rf
MoCormlck, If ..
Cole, cf
-.41810 0
0 3 1
.. 5 1 2 2 0 0
..z s. I. . 3 1 0
.. 4 2 1 8 0 0
Barbour, 3b 3
Mullen,-lb .......... 8
0 2 2 0.0
6' 1 71.0
uarney. c
Hagerman, p
4 0 0 7 1 0
0 0 1 5.0
totals 33 7 10 2T 0
Batted for White In the ninth.
Sioux City ft ft o i n n a i
Lincoln ....... .....,0 0 0 1 t t it M
Two-base hits: Million: Berghammer.
Home, run: McCormlck. Sacrifice hits:
White. Lloyd. McCormlck. Stolen bases:
Bsrbour, Cole. Double plays: Andreas
to Smith: McCormlck to Llnvd. lft on
bases: Sioux City,.; Lincoln, 7.. Basea
on balls.- Off White. S; off Hagerman, I
Struck out: By White, 4; by Hagerman,
7. Wild pitches: Hagerman,. Hit with
pitched ball; Mullen. Time: 1:06. Um
pires:. Flynn and Knapp.
DES . MOIXEI BEATS .WICHITA
Heme Rna by Hah a ta the Sixth
t ;- , ... Settee the Ceateet. ; v.
DES MOINES. Ia July . UL-rHahn'a
home run in the sixth gave Dee Moines
the first game of the series with Wichita
3 to-1. Score: ' .
; ' DBS MOINES.
- AB. R. H.
Curtis, cf 4 0 0
Hahn, rf 4 l
Belden, If .......... 3 0 ' 1
Claire, ss 2 0 6
O. A. E.
3 , 0 0
0
0
2
1
1
0
1
Colligan, 2b 8 0
Korea, lb 3 1
-eonara, so ...... a
Hanson, c .......... 8
Douglass, p 8
Totals
29
3 27 ' 8 3
WICHITA.
AB. R. H. O. A. E.
Craig. If .....
Middleton. cf
Davis, rf ....
Hughes, 3b .
Callahan, as .
Price, lb ...
Mee, 3b
Clemmona, c
Durham, p .
Wacob
4
o 3
2
1
1
1
1
17
0
1
0
0
" 0
0 0
Totals .......... 81 17 24
15 1
Batted for Durham in the ninth.
Des Moines ...... 0 1 0 0 0 I 0 0 -S
Wichita .....1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-1
Home run: Hahn. Sacrifice hit: Mid.
dletos. .Double plays: Claire to Colli-
fan; Leonard to Colligan to Korea;
Claire to Leonard, first on ball: Off
Douglass, 4 Struck-out: By Douglas, 8:
by Durham. L Hit by pitched ball. Craig.
Stolen bases: Middleton U), Davie ,
Mee (C) Pric, Left on bases: Des
Tlmefii W,cWUu Umpire: JolmsoiL
LEONARD PITXCLES THE JOSIES
la the Ninth, Keaworthy by Catch,
tares the Game for Dea-er.
ST.- JOSEPH, Mo.. July U.-St. Joseph
w" unable to hit Leonard effectively
yn,U,,H1, nlnth '"P1" whll Denver bat
ted Woldlng consistently. . Ken worthy
.'.!1-t!Kma.I tol Denver In the ninth
mning when the bases were full by a
Phenomenal catch. Score:
"'. ' ". :: Denver. ."
v ' J ' B. R. H. 0;:A B.
Kenworthy. If. .... 4 1 1 3 0 0
Cassidy rf. 4 8 2.10 0
Beall, cf. ........... 3 3 3 1 0 0
Qulllen, 8b. ,,; 3 0 10 2 0
Coffey, s . ( 0 18 3 1
French. 2b 4 11 3 f a
Lindsay, lb. ........ 4 ' 4) - 1 - 0 0
?loc. 4.0 1 ;i0 3 0
Leonard, p . 4 0 3 1 3 0
Schrelber, p. ........ 0 0 0 . 0 j 0 0
Totals 36 7 27
'; st..-Joseph. - ;
12
AB. R. H.
O. A. E.
4 2 0
8 ' 0 ' 0
.
Keuey, iv. ......... i
1 I
11
rowen, it 8
Wason, rt (
it r ' if ' ' ' t f ytt
if;!" :x;ifi-i:rf?fe:i::':: I'-
THE BEE:
as Far the Other Way
Standing of Teams
. .
WEST. LB AGUE. NAT. LEAGUE.
W.Pct.l w T.
St. Joseph.. 85 .6(81 New York... 67 U .781
woux Clty..S U .6(1 Chicago ....44 27 .620
uraana ...... s .eaii Pittsburgh .42 29 .51(3
Denver 41 88 .611) Cincinnati .. Mt JL'f.
Wichita ....41 411 .4841
Phlla 81 .17 .468
v. oines..8 41 .481
Lincoln ....84 44 .136
Brooklyn ...28 45 .384
St Louis.... 30 49 .SSO
Boston 22 . .28
Topeka ....82 46.4101
AMER. LEAGUE.
' ' W.UPct.
. AMER. ASS'N.
4 1 K.L.Pct.
Boston 63 25 .,
Columbus .69 81 .658
Wash'ton ..47 88 .h88i Toledo 66 82 .632
&?.af0 " S -fSI Mlneapolls 68 84 .m
Kan. City.. .43 46 .489
filwa.llU JSI R1 AAA
Cleveland ..41 87 Mi
Detroit
New York. .19 62 .im tiIi.ih1""m ?? 'VI
st. Loui..;. .20 63 .?,4 iTii; U :m
NEB. LEAGUE.
MINK LEAGUE.
Fremont ...as an km
falls City... 88 18 .687
Auburn 88 28 .582
Hastings ...MM rk-'i
oewsrd 30 24 .696
Gd. Island.. 2S 2S in
Neb. City.
Beatrice ..
Humboldt
Hiawatha
.31 28 .sm
.24 89 .444
.11 S3 .888
.20 35 .364
Columbus ..29 25 .637
Kearney ...36 .478
York 20 83 .377
Superior ...U 37 .302
Yesterday's Results.
WESTERN LEAGUE. '
Topeka, 1; Omaha, 10. -
,?f.,n' 7: 8l0UJt City, 2. - ,
Wichita, 1; Des Moines, 2. '
Denver, 7; St Joseph, 6.
- NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston, : St. Louis, 9. v
New York, 7; Chicago, It
Phlladelchla. 0: Ptttiiknrr a. ..11.
or.d inning; Fain. ' TO ""c
wrooxiyn, 1-3; Cincinnati. 8-3.
AMERICAN LEAOim
Cleveland. 9; Washington, 8.
St. Louis-Boston; rain.
Detroit-New York; rain.
onCdh,ICnTng;;r.!,adelPhla' ! Cm
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Louisville," 4; Milwaukee 2.
Indianapolis. 8; Kansas City. 7. '
umbus, l; Minneapolis, 8.
Toledo. 2; St Paul. C
NEBRASKA STATE LEAGUE. 7
York, 6; Seward, 10.
Grand Island, 2; Kearney, 9.
Columbus. 3; Fremont. L
Superior, 0; Hastings, I
MINK LEAGUE.
Humboldt 1; Auburn, 4. ,
Beatrioe-Hlawrh .i
Nak!. -c,t-y' i-i City, It
' Games Tads. '
.Western Leaxue-Tonk -A-,.t,.
MXJLn t.j. city'. W'chlt at Dei
M..7' , . r ol- Josepn.
tm. I1 ,Ia ue-Ne York at Bt
Sk' "1 Brooklyn at
; " """aeipnia at Cincinnati.
Amerie&n in 1.... 1 . ... ... .
lnton- Detroit at Boston, Bt. Louis at
N; York, Chicago at Philadelphia.
vS!1 A"?5.1t,lon-In?nPol' t
co jmKr. si .sr.
Paul -ti-iuB, xoieao at ot.
tel'l'lA'.. Columbus at
U u "it nasungs.
Mink LlUUIIHllnkM. ....
Beatrice at Hr.,T.w"."ou-
Pali. rt " "o."10" iy at
Swilling, ef. i 1
4
7
1
8
0
0
Borton, lb 5 1
Rellly, 3b. 5 J
Melnke. as. 1
Gossett c. 3 0
Wolderlng. d t a
Roth,
Touis 37 8 11 rr
Batted for Wolderlng In ninth.
. w
Denver looaaat 1
St Joseph ttMtttlH
Tnree-baae hit: Kelley, Borton. Rellly,
Beall. Kenworthv. rnff tv.I.
hits: Beall, Leonard, Cassidy. , Sacrifice
noiunng. on oases: Den
ver. 10; St Josenh ta Stranb
Wolderlng, 6; by Leonard 10. First' base
. w vyoiaring, 3; off Leonard.
?X,.iHlt yP'1?11 ball: By Woldrlng.
(Qulllen); by Leonard. (Gotv u
Off Leonard. U In eight and two-thirds
Aims; umpire: Haskell.
Auburn Leads. :
; Over Humboldt
AUBURN, Neb.. July ll.-(SBecll Tele
gram.) In a fielders' workout Auburn
won today, outplaying Humboldt at all
points. Score: rw e
Auburn ...0 1 1001 0 1' 0-4 10 1
Humboldt ..000100000-153
Batteries: Auburn, Reed and Kranln
gor; Humboldt Hall and Dleta. Umpire:
FALLS CITY, Neb., July H.-fSoeclal
Telegram.)-Fa!ls City won a game here
today, 11 to 1, by bunching hits and tak
ing advantage of Nebraska Clty'a errors.
Scow: R.H.E.
Falla City... 0 3 0 0 2 2 0 4 -ll 1
Neb. City....O 10000000-149
Batteries: Fella fltv rinrh v..
derhlll; Nebraska City. Rhoades and Gold-
wiu umpire: tuvans.
NEW OUTFIELDER JOINS
WITH PA ROURKE'S FAMILY
Pa Rourke has secured 'a new out
fielder. HIS name is Edward Alien and
he halls from se Southeastern . league
where he played the left garden tor the
HpntsviU club. H Is a good fielder and
a heavy hitter.
Two years ago Allen played with Coyle
on the Superior team In the Nebraska
statel league. He and Coyle had a pretty
race ror individual league honors and
but a few potnu separated them at the
end ot the season. For two yeara he
has batted well over the .300 mark.
Beatrice Releases Calrer. 7
BEATRICE, Neb.. July lWSDeclal.)-,
Pitcher Culver of Belolt Kan., who rec.
ently Joined the Beatrice Mink league
team, was released at Auburn yesterday
and passed through the city laat even
ing for his Itansas home. The pltchln
staff ef the Beatrice team is now com
posed of Routt, Futcieh. Belts and Bull.
Persistent Advertising la the Road te
Big Return
OMAHA, IMDAT, JDLT 12,
Copyrigl-. JS
II YORK DROPS ANOTHER
Series lids with Chicago Taking
Three of the Four Games.
LAVENDER IS EASY TO FIND
For Prateetinat the Umpire's De-
elslon, ' Seeoad Baseman Evers
V la Seat to the Clab
' House.
CHICAGO, July U.-Chlcago defeated
New York. 11 to 7 today making three
out of four games of the series. Tho
contest was marked with excitement.
Lavender opened tor Chicago, and was
hit hard, weakening In the sixth and re
tiling. The locale had little trouble hit
ting Wiltse and Crandell. Kvers was
ordered to the club house for protesting
Rigiers decision of a pitched ball Score:
CHICAGO. NIW YORK.
AB.H.O.JLS. - AR M n A B
Rhclcr4 ,1.1 4 1 t S OSuxlirui.lf 1 I a
Bchulte. rf... 8 3 S IDoyl. lb... 11111
Tnk. ss.. 3 1 4 1 Becker. el. I 1 II
ZlraAB, It ( 1 I. I Mrkl. lb. 4 1 10 1 1
Wcn. tt.. 4 t I 9 t turtrt...4 nil
Stlsr. lb... 4 114 0 SHtnoc. Ikl 1 1 1 1
Knn, lb., lilt 0Myer, e.. 4 1 T 3 0
Dowm, lb.. I 1 "0 8 OShtfsr, w.. 4 1111
Archr, e... 4 1 4 I OWJItM, p.. H I 1 I
Uwnder. I 1 e 1 Criidll, pi M 4 0
vntMr. p.. 1 0 1 oMoConntcs 1 1 0 0 t
Tbtsii ....MttriT 8 Totals .... 11 M U "l
Batted tor Wiltse In third.
Chicago , 0 3 0 0 4 0 'o S -ll
New York OOO206OOO-7
Two-base hits: Leach. Lavender. Doyle,
Archer. Three-base hit: Murray. Home
runs: Zimmerman. Shreckard. Htts:Off
WlltSS. 8 in two tnnlnvar ntf roii
in six innings; off Lavender, 8 in five in
nings and none out In the sixth; oft
Cheney. 8 in four Inninn arrit. hi,..
Tinker, Sohulte. Hersog. Snodgrass. Saeru
'" nersog, nnKer. 1 Left on
bases: Chlcaeo. 8: New vnrk t r.
on balls: Off Crandall. 2U off LhmIa,
3. Hit by pitcher. By Lavender, 3; by
'i . oirucK out: By Lavender
' byllUV- hr Crandall, 4;y Cheney;
3. Wild pltcn: Cheney: Time: s m
umpires: Rigltr and Finneran.
Divide a Doable-Header.
CINCINNATI. O., T.,iv
and Brooklyn divMi . '.TkT.
Bdrn .!.0orM N.u,u'l ' Wh games'
ROKOLTN. CINCINNATI.
AB.H.q.A.g. AB.H.O.A.g
uair. OI.... 4 14 i A .
Nbrthee, rf. 4 1 SMtrMot, rt 4 0 I I
J 1 lHWItwl, lb 4 13 10 4
Deubsrt. lb. I 1 I 1 OBttei if.. ..Ill 0 0
Waist. If... 3 1 I I OMcDoBtM.Mt llio
Hnamel, lb 4 I I 1 llh.lo. lb-. I I t 1
Miller. ... 4 I I 1 IMcUts. e. I I I 1 0
U. p... 8 111 OrromsM, p. I I 0 1 0
-M-r, .rvve .
-... 7.--.-- teuis .... in I I
ivimm ,,..M IDS I
Cincinnati ..........0 t M I 0 1 l M
Brooklyn ....1......0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 02
iwo-oase hit: WJieat Three-base hits.
Bates. McDonald, rtanh.r, c, m.1.
- - . - " . v. uv. hv, gut.
By Fromme. E: hv n,,nn i k v-n....
kB5.MB on balIst Fromme. L Hits:
O" R&gon, in s5 and two-thirds In-
l,ni Time: 1:37. Umpires: Brennan
Score, second game: '
BROOKLTK. CINCTPTOATT.
. ' ABU.O.A.B. AB.M.O.A.B
imj. ex.... 1 sis a Biuhif. m 1 1 a
ponnwn. IT O I 1 A Marian, pf 1 A 1 n a
Imltb. lb.... I l t 1 lHobiitMl.lb 4 1110
-.wan, i m e SBitea. tt... 4 0 110
-nau, jr.. 1110 OMcDooald.H I 1 I I 1
RumBWI. lb I I I 4 S Phalaiv IK. 4 1 1 1 A
Toolay, IS.. 4 11s 0Egn. lb.... 4 114 1
Fhelp,t ... I til icisrk. ... I 1100
luck, s.... II nn snrntan. . a e i a a
Hucktr, p.. 0 I 0 1 OKettt, p... 10 110
-.Davis. p., o 01 0 0
Totals ....It I T 14 lSe-rM .-.I I I I I
IMtebAli .Mill
, MoL .,11100
Orsnt II 00 I
. . ' Totals .... f IT 13 I
SVwfl for Keefe In the eighth.
Batted for McDonald In the ninth.
Batted for Davis In the ninth.
Ran for McLean In the ninth.
Brooklyn 0 1 1 o 1 0 0 0 0-8
Cincinnati 0 0 0 0 0 0 A A 1
Two-base hit: Cm. . riiK. Kit.
Wheat. Hits: Off Benton, 5 in two' and
one-third innings; off Keefe. 8 In five
and two-thirds innings; off Stack, 6 In
seven and one-third? lnnlno- r t.aI.-
3 in an Inning and one-third. Struck out!
cy oiacK, j; oy uavis, i; by Benton, 1;
by Keefe. 4. First base on balls: Off
Benton. 1: off Krf. 4! ntt SlArk
off Rucker. 1. Time: 2:04. Umpires:
Brennan and Owens. '
fiP T ATTTO T..I.. a T a--.-
' ' UUIJf 11. si, XjOUIS IOOA, nS
final game of th RiMtm ,., nt,.
It three out ot four. 8core:
BOSTON. ST. LOUIS.
AB.H.O.A.E. ar H n a r.
Titus, rf.... I t 1 0 OHusslm. lb 4 0 1 0 1
CimpbAll. ell I I I eMage, if... I 110 0
BwMn.r. lb 4 0 4 1 OSmltb. Jb....t 0 0 0 1
jAclcton, If. I 1 4 0 OKomtchr.lb I 1 I 0 0
Ktrke, lb.. I I I 1 ISvAat, rt.... 10 10 0
MtaAl4.lb 1 0 0 0 1 jAutor, .. 1 1 o 1 1
Qowdr. lb.. 4 1 10 1 OOaItoa, cf.. 4 1 I I I
o utturn, n, g t .Biiit, e... 1 U o I
Ktnuea. e.. 4 0 I 1 ostwlo, p..'. 0 0. 00 0
TrUr, s 10 11 ODal. p 1 I I I I
Dtetaon. 1.1 I I I IStllM. p... 110 10
DonoHir ..1100 Brihan 11000
Total '....MUM 11 I Total, ;...MW1t"1
wattea ror O'Rourke In the ninth.
Batted for Dale In the third.
Boston 108000000-1
St. Louis 40110001-
Two-base hits? ftawHv flaiia
S,"."' Jickln- Three-base hits: Titus,
off Dale, 2; off Tyler, 8. Struck 6ut: By
J??.',?: ,by Ty,w- by Salle- Hits:
Off Steele. 2 In one-third inning; off
DjMe. 8 in two and two-thirds innings;
off Bailee. 7 in six Innings; off Tyler! i
In three Innings; off Dickson. In five
innings. Time: 2:35. Umpires: Eason
and Emslie.
"KID" HERALD IS TO BOX
WITH "SNIPES" FITZPATRICK
Kid Herald, the youthful letter carrier
who has been making lightweights
throughout the middle west sit up and
take notice, has been matched for a ten-
round "boxing exhibition" with "Snipes"
Fitspatrtck at the Eagles' hall In Flor
ence Friday night They have met be
fore and Herald had a shade the better
of the go. The men will enter the ring
each determined to settle the question ot
supremacy. -
Ramblers t Elkhora.
The White City Ramblers will ioun
out to Elkhorn Sunday to settle an old
scoria 'i
1912."
Istarnttt News terfxa.
EASY GAME MHIHHEAPOUS
Mcauillan Freely Hit, While Home
Team Plays Errorless Contest.
PITCHIN0 OF YOUNG, IS FEATURE
Rossaaaa Does Sema Great Work
with a Three-Bagger and Then
Stealing a Banc- of the
' -Bases.
MINNEAPOLIS. JUly ll.-Battinr Mo.
Quillan freely, the home' team easily won
today's game, 6 to 1, playing errorless
ball behind Young's splendid pitching.
Great Infield work ' by . Oerber and
O'Rourke kept the score of1 the home
team down. Score:
NINNEAPOLI8. ' CMJMBUS.
Afl.H.O.A.g. ' M .
Clrmtr, cf. 1 I 1 0 S8blUa, ef. 1 0 0 0 0
Altltar. a. 4 0 .1 I 0Hlqcba,l( 4 0 0 0 0
WIlliAmt, lb I 1 1 I 0CongAlton.rt 10 10 0
RsnmAa, rt I I 4 0 0Hulwttt .. 1 1 I
Ullfer. lb.. 110 0 OFArrlag. lb. 4 I I 0 I
tlbAiity,lf 4 110 0p,ckArd .. 0 0 0 0 0
Olll, lb..... 4 II I OMillsr. lb.. 4 110 0
W. Smltb, e I 1 T 1 10'Rourk.ib 4 14 10
Yeunt. b... I 1 o 1 0 Oerber, .. I 0 I 4 o
8. Smith, o S fl K 1 i
Tbtsli ....$ 11 IT 11 OMcQulllan.p 10 0 10
.! ., w.
' Totals ....11 4 1414 i
Batted for Congalton In the ninth.
Ran for Perring In the ninth. .
Minneapolis ...... 00100121 b
Columbus ..0 0 0 1 o o o o?
Two-baa Mt. T!n um..
base hlt: Rossma:-Sto5 base: WolV.
rnww fta W. bais: Minneapolis, 6;
Columbus, 4. Struck out: By Younir 1
by McQullIen K m..
McQuiJUnT?. Hlt
HkT-i. : L Moyuuian, Kil ifer.
n?rf?rbS.r t0 Perrlnf- Time: v 1:30 Um
pires: Ferguson and Handlboe.
' Toledo Wins Third. ,
ST. PAUL. Jniv 11 tT..T"
- won me
third game of the season from St Paul
today in a well played contest anriul
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Butlsr, M.. I I 1 I OKH ih..A i a a
2, ' 1 I S "Land, e 4 1 I 1 0
P!!i 1 iFi&a'i;:.J Soil
Totals .... I IT 14 1 Totals ....M io
TolJ!fU'--- -? , )? ? 1 0 O
TOIedO 0 16AAAA1 L
,.1W(Sa8,e wh,t: Lnd- 8to'en base: Mur
FJrstbas on baU: Off Karger. 3
a?'' Sfuck out: By Karirer
8; by Falkenberg. 5. Sacrifice hits: Cha
hAiJi- iynn- Umpires: Bier-
KanMI CI- Ao4m pA i
thrf8 CTTT' iu,y tt-FourWs in
the first on a waiv k. .i.
3? W T : double and I
tWSAtyA,Jnv Kansas City enough
to defeat IndlanannllA 1- . A"
KrL?h.W,h"!,.to!" werettinl
flmra. wu many more.
INDIANAPOLIS. ..' KANSAS CITT.
AB.H.O.A.E. 19UAI,
naia-r. ci. 110 0 Bar beau. 8b 4 1 1 1 1
-cCartr. If 4 I 1 1 iSST 'rf . till
Instrton. lb 4 0 0 I 0 Baa tar. ef.. I 1 1 a a
Vaeli. rf... 4 1 I o Ocarr, lb 4 1 I o
Hontar. 1M III gr. I J ! I !
WIHlsms. Ib 4 1 4 1 OO'Conpo;. el I I 1 I
M4 J 4 ICoulAOB. It. .1 till
j. .... v a a odowbat. lb..4 0 4 1 1
rllzn. p.... 0 0 0 0 Anaiiia 4 a a
AahfaldAT, ,1 0 1 I i . T Z1Z1Z
BulllTAB .. 1 0 0 0 1 ToUlA ...11117 IO 1
Totsls ..'..II I 24 1 "0 1'
Batted for Ashenfelder In the ninth
Indianapolis ..... 001000010-8
Kansas City 4 1 0 3 0 0 0 0 - 7
TWO-OAS nit A- Rarhaaii 1 VI. so
vuuioTO. . uiree-oase rut: carrl
gan. Home run: Fife, Sacrifice fly:
u onnor. nrat base on balls: Off
riA.ua. 1, on Asnenreiaer. s; off Gallia.
Struck out: By Ashenfelder, 3; by
Gallia. 3. Hits: Off Hlxon. 2 In two
thirds of an Inning; off Ashenfelder, 9
In seven and one-third innings. Left on
if? v v lntnapons, 7; Kansas City,. 8.
jiipi uaae on errors: inaianapolis, 3.
a-Bsssa oaii: ussav. nm' i-s? it..
plres: Chill and Irwin. "
' LoDUrlle Wins ta First.
MILWAUKEE. WlA.. .T11I- 11
visitors bunched enough hits off Nlchol.
j i uia tui 10 win., Bcore:
MILwAUKKB. LOUWVILLB.
AB.H.O.A.ie ' " m u a , 9
m .. . . 1 - -..n.v. m.a.
iinoia. ci. s I I s OBurrh. ef .. I 1 A a
ChATlAA. Ibi 1111 u.l.. . a a a a a a
lUodall. rt 1 1 1 a oat.-.w, 1, , i I I
r",W I t ? ! a10""' lll
, I-. " 1 BAiimlller, as I 14 10
J. La ia. m I 1 1 0 irtrt-,. lb., 4 lilt
l Bares, lb.. I 1111
Schalk. 1.. Ij) OLulwig, q... 4 I I I I
mehOAoa, pill 0 OKtoh, p.... 4 oils
a.vi.a, p. a a V w
Marlon, p.. 0 0 0 1 0. Totals. IS 1 ST I I
-uur ...... 1 0 s 0 f
Hushea ... 1 0 I 0 1
.' Totals ... .it 1 17 II "t
Batted for Martnl In the nfnth.
Batted, for Hovllk in the seventh.
Louisville ....8 0 0 1 0 0 A A 4
Milwaukee 0 10 0 0 0 110-3
Two-base hit: Jones. Hits: Off Nichol
son, 4 in four and one-third Innings; off
m nve ana two-tmros innings;
off Marion, 2 in two innings. Struck out:
By Nicholson. I; by Hovlijt, 8; by Kroh,
7; by Marion. 8. Time: 1:45. Umpires:
Hayes and Anderson.
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' Reed Wild and Loses.
SEWARD. Neb.. July 1 (Special Tele-fram.)-Reed's
pitching for Tork today
was wild enabling the home team to
knock him promlsclously fot; eleven hits.
Connors for Seward was replaced by
Fulweider In the fourth after Tork had
worked In five . scores, and he put In
good work to the end striking out three
and walking none. . LaFlombiose'i run
ning catch in center field for Seward
was a feature. . Score: . RH.E.
Seward 3 0 3 0 2 0 1 0 -10 ll 1
York 0 0 S 0 0 0 0 0 0-8.7 1
Batteries: Conner, Fwlweider and
Campfield; Reed. Wllklns and Kelley.
Struck out: By Conners, 8; by Fulweider,
8; by Reed, 2; by Wllklns. 1." Bases on
balls: Off Cenners, 1; off Fulweider,
0; off Reed. 4: off Wllklns. 3. Two-base
hits: Brannon, 1; LaFlumbolse. L Three
Use hit: Maimquist
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Triumph Over Pathfinders in Short,
Fast Contest. '
FREMONT EUW 0U FOUR-BAGGER
Shortest Game Ever Played on Fre
mont's - Grovads Snperlor Shnt
- Oat by Hastings, Hershe
' Being1 Star.
FREMONT, Neb., July ll.-(Speclal
Telegram.) Columbus defeated the Path
finders this afternoon In one of the best
played games seen on the local grounds
this season. The teams were closely
matched and a wild pitch was the only
bungle. ' The first man up for the Paw
nees lined out a three-bagger and came
In on a wild pitch, which Neff couldn't
touch. Rouse made a iour-bagger, Fre
mont's only run, and the Pawnees won
the game by a like hit 'In the eighth.
It was the shortest game ever seen here
lasting only one hour and five minutes,
the men - going out in one. two, three
order most of the time. Score. R.H.E.
Columbus
1 a 0 0 0 0 0 0 li 4 a
Fremont .... 0000000 1 01 40
Batteries: Columbus, Justus and Har
rison; Fremont, Ramey and Neff..
Hershe Proves Star.
: HASTINGS, Neb.. July ll.-(Speelal Tel
egram.) Hersche. the late acquisition
from St Joseph, established a- new
strike-out record for -Hastings grounds
today, fanning fifteen' men, besides get
ting two of the five hits. . He had Su
perior powerless at all stages. Vance
pitched fine ball." but was no match for
the ex-Western leaguer. .Only four Su
perior men reached first base. Score:
'' ' ' ' ' R.H.E.
Superior 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 2 2
Hastings X.. 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 2 5 1
Batteries: Superior, Vance and Llzzett;
Hastings Hersche and Baohant.
. Clansman Loses His Game. ' c',
. KEARNEY, Nebr., July ll.-(8peclal
Telegram.-Clausman had two bad In
nings In , the game today, allowing the
Kapitallsts to wnr easily the opening
game of the series. Manager Cockman
mixed with Umplra Knowitoa and was
flped $10 for back talk. - President A.. C.
Felt occupied a seat. In the press box
and witnessed the gama. . Score:
'. ' '" .. .. Tt win
Grand Island 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0-2 5 0
Kearney .... 4 0 0 0 1 0 4 0 0 13 1
' Batteries: Grand Island, Clausman and
Coe; Kearney, Trimble and Gray. Two
base hit: Trimble. . Three-base hits:
Synek, Herrlott, Spellman, Pagles. Double
play: Synek to Harriott- Bases on
Brur
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balls: Off Clausman, 3; off Trimble, . L
Time: 2.00. Umpire: Knowlton. .. .
International League.
At Providence Baltimore: 11, IS, 1.
Providence: 5, 13, 2.
At Montreal Rochester: 6, 8. 2.' Mon
treal, 2, 6, 4.
At Toronto Buffalo: 0, 4, L Toronto,
2, 9, 0.
At Jersey City Newark-Jersey City,
rain.
Madison Defeats Tildea. ''
MADISON. Neb., July 1L (Special.)
Madison won from Tilden, the star team
of the Elkhorn Valley league Wednesday
by a score of 9 to 4. Score: R.H.E.
Madison 0 2 0 1 3 0 1 2 -8 5
Tilden 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 1--4 6- 5
Batteries: Madison, Pyres, Ballou and
Wlthrow; Tilden. Ray and Cole.
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