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OMAHA IN ELEVEN INNINGS
Xpurkei Take Extra Inning Battle
V & from the Mountaineers.
HICKS WINS EIGHTH STRAIGHT
Schrelber AUo Pitches Great Ball,
' bat Benched Blta aa Error
r .,.,' . .. ..
Lose Him the Saaday
Came.'
-'- Lea Qulllln's , wild heave to first off
Thomason' alow grounder In the eleventh
Inning with Coyle on econd base gave
Omaha the third game , of the eerie
"with Denver, by a, I to J ecore.
With one down In the eleventh Coyle
doubled to center. Thomaion sent a alow
una to third. QullUn fielded the ball per
fectly but in an attempt to get Thomason
at flrat threw the bail Into the bleacher
while Coyle acored the winning run.
. Harry Hick, Rourke'e only aouthpaw.
heaved for the Omaha team and incident
ally won hla eighth etralght game. To
""date he ha won. ten out of the eleven
g&mea he ha pitched. Hla work waa
great, and he kept hla hit well scattered,
with the exception of the fourth Inning
when the Grizslles made three.
, 1 Schlpke Star. : '
j- ''Skipper" Bill Schlpke wa the lridl
Vlduaal.atar of the game and waa the
big favorite with the tan. In the eeo
ond Inning It was hi two bae hit
which gave Omaha the first run. It waa
also hla two-bagger In the seventh which
gave Omaha another run, tying the Den
ver score. He also fielded his six chances
without a boot. i -
At least 6,000 fan turned out to ee
(U Rourke trim the Cub, and were
urely given their money's worth, as
both team played the greatest of base
ball, .:. ' '
Barney Schrelber. hurling for the Grisi
11 e waa in great form and pitched aa
good a game as Hicks, If not better. He
only gave On.aha four hits, but thev
Came at opportune times for the Rourkes,
.Nine of the Omaha players want to the
strikeout route. In the tifth he struck
eut ' three men and repeated In the
Seventh.
Thaaaason Sensational.
Thomaion played a sensational game.
He took six chancea In center garden
without a bobble. Two of these chances
were hard ones. In the fourth Inning ha
saved the game tor the Rourkes with a
great peg from deep center to third,
getting Block. With Beall on second,
Block doubled to center. Thomason got
the ball on the bounce and made a per
fect heave to Nlehotf who was waiting
with the ball for Block, who waa trying
to stretch the double Into & triple.
"In the first Inning with two out and
two strikes on the batter QullUn tried to
steal homo from third. Hicks ssw what
was on and cut the plate tn two with
the pill, atrtking the batter out, while
Qulllln's steal went for naught. , . !
Johnson drew a walk In the second In
ning. Kane sacrificed and Schlpke doubled
to center, scoring Jpbnson. ,
r Denver tied the score in the fourth.
Beall landed on an Infield hit. QullUn
sacrificed; Block doubled scoring Beall.
In the next Inning Spahr walked and
went to third on ' Kenorthya single,
scoring on sacrifice hit by Cassldy. ; . ,
.. The Rourkes caught the Cubs in the
seventh. Johnson walked and acored on
Schlpke'e second double' of tha game. In
the eleventh Coyle doubled to center and
scored on Qulllln'a error,. Score: ., J,
' ':" "' OMAHA. " ' '
AR R. H. O A. B.
Justice, as...... 6 4 1 4 1
Coyle, rf....... S 1 . 1 , 0 0 0
Thomason, cf....... 4. 0 8 8 1 0
Johnson, c 1 J 0 8 0 0
Kane, lb I - 9 0 4 10
Bohfpke, 2b.... 4 0 3 8 0 0
Nlehoff, 8b 8 0 0 8 3 1
Allen, If 0 0 0 0
Scanlon, If I 0 0 1 0
Hick, p 4 0 0 0 1 0
i Totala........'....'.S3 3 33 10 1
;;tv. . ; - Denver.,: .
. AB. R. H. O. A. E.
Kenworthy, aa t 0 3 1 1 0
Cassldy. rf 4.0.0 , 8 , 0 0
BealU cf 4 1 1 1 0.0
Uulllln. 8b... 8 0 0 0 4 1
Block, If............. 4 0 11 0 0
French. Jb..w. 6 0 18 3
Lindsay, lb 4 0 1 18 0
Spahr. c 8 10 10 1 0
Schrefber, p 4 0 1 0 4 0
- ToUls...:.......,.S 8 8 31 IS 1
. One out when winning run was scored.
"Omaha '
Runs 010 0 001 000 1-3
Hits 0 11IM1I1IM
. Denver
. Runs 0 0011 000000-2
HtU 1 0 181000 1 1 M
"Two-base hits: Schlpke (3). Coyle. Ken
worthy, Block. Double play: Justice to
Kane. Bases on balls: Oft Hicks, 2:
off Schrelber, a . Struck out: By Hicks,
; by Schrelber, I. Sacrifice hits: John
son, Kane. Cassldy, Beall. Quillln.
Block. Left on bases: Omaha. 4; Denver,
7. Time: 305. Umpires: Flynn and
Knapp. .
CRUTCHER INITIATES MOGRIDGB
U Js Pitcher Shew Isasrt trom
.Chtesvito Aaserteaaa.
"ST." JOSEPH. Mo.. July 2L-Crutchr
held Iincoln to six hits, four of them
. scratches, struck out ten men. and won
'by a 1 to 0 score (or Mogrldge. formerly
-on ma inicago Americans, score:
" : ;.. LINCOLN. .. '. -
... , v ' m . AB. R a O. A. E.
JParghammer," aa
XJoyd. Jb 3 Oil 3 8
f b, tt ;..4 0 3 0
1 oCorrulcfe, If ...... 4 0 -1 I: 0
. -4 Je, cf .............. 4 '. " X 8
-7 u-bour, 8b ......... 3 0 1 1 1 , 0
.I alien, lb ....,.:. 4 " 1 - 1 , 0
i.rney, c 3 0 X I - 0
T :
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OMAHA'S SOUTHPAW PITCHES
WINS EIGHTH STEAIGHT GAME.
f ' V
Mogrldge,,p ........ 3 "0 14 0
- Total )U "5 24 It 1
ST. JOSEPH. '
AB. R, H. O. A. B.
Reilly, 8b S 0 10 0 t 0
Howell, If 3 0 0 3 0 0
Zwllllng, 2b 4 0 1 3 0 0
Watson, rf 4 110 0 1
Borton, lb 3,0 1 & 8.1
Kely, ct .'. 3 0 3 3 0 0
Weinke, aa .......... 3 0 1-3.3 0
OoHsett, c 0 1 11 1
Crutcher, p I 0 0 1 3 0
Totala 1 "i Zl "
Lincoln 0 OOOOOOOa-O
St. Joseph ........ 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 -l
Sacrifice hits: Barbour, Carney, Powell,
Kelly, Uosiett, Crutcher. Stolen base.
Carney. Left on bases: Lincoln, 7; St.
Joseph, 1 Struck out: By Crutcher, 10;
by jMogridge, 1. First on balls: Off
Crutcher, 1; of Mogrldge, 3. . Wild Pitch:
Crutcher. Time: i:0u. Umpires: John
son and McOlnnis. .
DEs MOI.VBS AND KAWI DIVIDE
riHl Game Easy for Tepeka, Second
la Tight Oae.
Score, second game: s
ES MOINEa
. . AH. H. H. . n A V.
Chirtla. ft'. a A I a
Clal 3b 4 0 11 1 0
ii. ... & . ..
n ,.........,,, i . a , y. v s
Melden, If 3,1 1,0,0 0
Korea, as I" J a i
Joneik lb 3 V. 1 3 U 0 0
lsbelli Jb. 4 v 0 3 V. 3 4 0
i.ualowsKl, c g 0 0 8 8 0
Faber, p 4 ; 1 ; 8 '. 0 3 0
4, Total ............32 I 10 1 27. IS' 1
., . ... TOPGKA. .,
. AB. R..H. O. A. B.
Lee. If................ 4 '0 1 - O- A
King, cf.'..;.. 8 I 0, 3 ol
Cochran. Jb.... & . 1 . 1 1 s o
Gardner, lb.......... 817 0 ,0
Gear, f...,..i........ 4 110 0 0
Walah, Jb 8.0 3 i 1 - 8 1
Iatterson, aa 8. 0.0 1 0
Chapman, c '4 11-8
rugate, p. s ... o ; o ' o J a
.Totals'..... ..31 S ,T. 24 10 7
Pes Molnea. ...... ...6 8801001-
Topeka .......0 0 6 0 0 0 0 0-4
rwo-oase hits: Faber, Waiah, Isbeii,
Cochran Home runs: . Jones. Faber. Sac
rifice htta: -- Plicate. Patterson. Klna-.
Korea. Double play: Fugate to Cochran
to Uardner. Bases on bulla: Off Fiber.
6; off Fugate, 6. Struck out: . By Faber,
i, or sugaie, . -mi oy pitcaea nail:
Garrtner. Wild pitch: Faber. - Stolen
bases:, Gardner.- Kores Isbell. Left on
baaea: Pes Moines, 8;. Topeka,'.! Time:
1:66. Umpire: Aleyei s. -
SIOUX WIST. 0, A TIMELY 'HIT
Manager Andreas gares Day. U the
Game wllh Wichita. ,
Score, second game: r ' ,
SIOUX ,CITT. ' "
. AB.- R. H. O. A. TC.
Smith, ss ............ 8 113 8 0
Myers. If J 0 1 , o o o
Tennant, lb ........ 3" , 0 1 7 0 0
Breen, rf ............ 8 0 0 1 0 0
Andreas, 2b ...3 0 ,0 0 8 0
French, Sbv 8 0.0 0 3' 0
Reilly. cf ............ 3 0 .' 0 , 0 0 - .0
Cadman, c J 0 0 . 5 8 0
Clarke, p 1 0 0 0,8 0
Total 17 t "j 15 13 "5
- WICHITA.
- .AB. . H. O. A. B.
Craig. If 8 0 0 0 0 0
Hughoe. it 10 e 8 0 0
itugrsw, rf 3 0 1 ; 3 1 0
Mltidleton, cf . 3 Oi l, 1 0 0
;.itian, ss ........ 1 . 0 0 0 0
41t, to 8 0 10 1 0
Weateuui, 8b 3 0 0 0 8 1
Wacob, o I. I 1 . 7 0 0
Perry, p 3 0 0 0 1
' Totals 17 1 4 'IS 1 1
Sioux City 0 0 0 1 0-1
Wichita 0 1 0 0 0-1
(Game c&lledac count of darkness.)
Two-base hits: Tennant. Pettigrew. Left
on bases: Sioux City, 1; Wichita, a Be
on bails: Clark. L Struck out: By Clarke,
4; by Perry.1. Hit by pitched ball: Craig.
Time: iM. Umpire: HaskeiL ..
West Point Defeats Bancroft.
BANCROFT. Neb..' July 30.-8pciaL)
West Point defeated Bancroft yester
day In a fast an Interesting game . by a
score of 8 to 1 The game was a tie. I
to 3, when Casey zacek- bit for a home
run with bases - full. Bancroft lost
several chances to win by failure to
hit In pinches. Batteries. West Point
Artley and Wilson; Bancroft Parley and
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FLAY FOR TOWLE GOLF PRIZE
Bam Bejmolds Fuushei Three Up,
Although Given Ho Handicap.
SIXTEEN EHTRAIIT3 ftUALEET
Fifty-Eight Compete la Match 'Play
Agalakt Bogey Contest at Field
-" C1V Reyaelds Taraa la
JV"."., ' Carsl.af SO. . ;
. ' Sam Reynold, Jamea Blakeney and O,
T. Wilson made the beat qualifying
acorea Saturday afternoon at the Field
club links for the J. W. Towl trophy,
each finishing three up in a match play
against , bogey contest Sixteen qualified
out of a starting list of fifty-eight
Reynolds turned In a card of 80, going
out Jn 41-and coming In with a .39. A
Reynolds Is rated by the handicap com
mittee of the club at scratch he had to
play stellar golf In order to qualify with
others whose handicaps t reached as high
as twelve strokes.
His card follows:
Out ................. 4 5S 4 4 6 4 S 4-41
in ( 4 3 4 648 4.4-38
, Total
Following Is the
, ; i
Sam Reynold .....
James Blakeney .,
a T. Wilson
L. D. Carrier ..,
a., W. Shields ..
G. Pratt. ...........
.80
qualifying list
Handicap.
0
8 up. A
8 up.
3 up.
3 up. I
X up. ,
t up. 4
1 up.
1 up. .
even. ,
even. '''
even. -1
down.
1 down.
1 down.
3 down.
.3 down.
1:,
O. Tals
.13
.. Culver ........
Jack Hughes
C. J. Baird
James Allen
Harold Johnson ...
E. A. Higglns ...
L. Dougherty
J. H. Conrad ...
....... 1
FORTY GOLF AT THE HOLLOW
Oa . Aceoant of Rsat Ralas Poor
: Scores Are Tamed la.
Forty golfers took part In an eighteen
bole handicap medal play, two-ball four,
soma match at tha Happy Hollow club
yesterday afternoon. Tha recant rains
affected tha course and scarcely a good
score was turned In. Four pair of the
entlra entry list qualified. These will
play a match for Individual prises. Fol
lowing ara,8ome of th 10 Walt card
turned in:
. GrXHacp.Net.
Uggett-Lyle 97
Wllcox-Waugh 104
W. W. Buchanan-Laverty V7
17
80
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IS
18
13
13
20
8
8
M
18
13
15
80
83
83
87
88
M
93
83
95
87
Leary-Creigh
101
Wells-Cox
Nordstrom-Durkee ......
. M
m
108
AA
Hoffhlne-Gray
Elllck-Mannlng
Campbell-Wolf
Reed-Edgeriy ...........
Murtagh-Becker
Weppner-Past
.101
111
,108
.113
Clark-A. G. Buchanan.
THREE GOLFERS PLAT TO TIE
Redlek, Peters aad Wkartes Wla
night si Cesstry tlsh,
Thlrty-slx golfers participated In the
contest . Saturday 'afternoon at tha
Omaha Country club in the .. second
qualifying round for. tha president' cup.
It was a handicap match, play against
bogey, . two . to qualify. "John : - Redlek,
Ralph Patera And Gerald Wharton tied
for first honora and will have tq play it
off during tbi week. Following, are the
acorea made yeaterday: '
H'do'p. Down.
John Redlek I....... 0 Ejrtn
Blalrte Toung i 6 - .
A. A. McClura.......... ....... 8 1 8 -
Ralph Petera .....3 Even
Ran OaJlarher 8 7
Gerald Wharton......... 3 ' Even
Francis Gaines v. 4 4
J. H. Butler i 6-
F. J. Burley 7
A. L. Reed 8 8 ' '
J. A. McShane 8 8 .
C. C. George..... ;.u. ...... 7 - . 4' t
Z. T. 'Llndaey... .......I "
F. H. Gaines............ 0 8
J. P. Megee , 0- 3
E. H. tragus... ;3 3
W. J. Foya... 0 : ..v 3
H. L. Lemist 5 7
I. A. Coles 4 8
T. A. Fry... 3 "4
V. W. Clarke.....,....'. 1
M. C. Peters....!.......: $ 3 . "
W. H. Buchola 3 8
Yesterday's Reealts.
WESTERN LEAGUE. '.
Denver. 3: Omaha. 3: eleven Innings.
Wichita, 8-1; Sioux City, 8-1: first twelve
innings, second called ana nun.
Topeka, 8-6; Daa Moines, 1-8.
Lincoln, n; Kt. Joaepn, l.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Philadelphia, 0; St Louis. 1
Brooklyn, 1-4: Chicago, -ll.
New York. 1J; ClnclnnaU. a
AMERICAN- ASSOCIATION.
Columbus, 1; -Milwaukee, 7.
' Toledo, 1; Kansas City, 8.
Louisville. 3-4; Minneapolis. 4-1
Indianapolis. 0; St Paul, 5.
NEBRASKA STATB LEAGUE.
Grand Island, 3; Superior, i ( ..
Western i League-Denver - at . Omaha.
Wichita at Sioux ,Oty, Topeka at Ds
Moines, uncoin at m. josepn. -
National LaaguePhlladelpbla at St
Louis. Brooklyn at Chicago, New Tork
at Clncinnau, Boston at Pittsburgn.
American League Cleveland at Boston,
Chicago at New Tork. St Louis at Phil-
: uviiiiajs. vvvia, vv ww sjsmuui twit
i luericsn Association Columbus at
Milwaukee.. Toledo at Kansas City,
: Louisville at Minneapolis, Indianapolis
at St Paul.
Nebraska ' State League Fremont at
Tork. Grand Island at Superior. Kearney
at Hastings.; Seward at Columbus.
Mink Leaane-Hiawatha at Falls City.
Humboldt at Beatrice, . Auburn at Ne
braska uty.
OMAHA. MONDAY, JULY
Says Mutt
CUBS ANNEX TWO GAMES
Win Double-Header from Brooklyn
V by Decisive tWetC
HEAYY HrTTTJTG , LANDS GAMES
ETers Gets Five Hits and Daabert
Gets Same N amber Nsrthea
; KateU Hone Raa All Bit
- " the Ball Hard. ; -i . .
CHICAGO,' Jnly-a. Heavy batting be
hind Leifleld and Reulbach' gave Chicago
both games of a double-header against
Brooklyn today by the scores of 8 to 1
and 11 to 4, recpectlvely. Northen'a hme
run and the batting f . Evers and Daubert
featured the game. Score, first game:
- "I CHICAOO. - BROOKLTW.'
r - AB.H.O.A.B. Afl.H.O.AB.
hackart, It I t 9 Moras, ef... 4 a f 4 a
Schulta, rf .. 4 t Northn If. 4 t
Tlnkar. .. 4 .1 1 I 0 Smith, lb... 4 1 t 1 8
Downa. .. as., t l I a ODaubart, it. I i i i
laeb, of... 4 14 OCuUhaw, lb U 1 1 I
glr. lb-... 4 11 '0 Hummel, rf 4 1 I I 0
Brr, Jb... I I I 1 .OPiahar, aa.. I I 1 I I
Archer, a... 4 11 o Miller, - e... l a a v
LainaM, p.. I 1 1 3 Ruokar, p.. 8 4 I t
Phalpa 1 . 0 0
Totala.... .11 U8I18
. . I Totala.....MlMU J
Batted for Rucjer In ninth.
Chicago S.. ......... 0 0 803008 8
Brooklyn v 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0-1
Two-baa hits: Leifleld. Tinker. Three-
base hits: Fisher, Schutle. Sacrifice
hit: 8chulte. Tinker. Leifleld. Double
play: Tinker to Ever to Saler. Left on
bases: Chicago, 8; Brooklyn,. 8. Basea
on balls: Off Leifleld. 3; off Rucker, a
Struck out: By Rucker, 4; by Leifleld,
8.- Time: 1.85. Umpires: . Owens and
Brennan. ............
Score, 'second game: .
Score, second game: ..
CHICAOO. . BROOKLTIf.
AB.H.O.A.X.' AB.H.O.A.S.
Rhaekard, 1ft 1 I S tMoran, ef... I I I I I
William.. If 1 0 0 1 ONorth's.rMf lilt
Bchulta - rf.. 4 111 0 Smith, lb... 41 111
Tinker, aa., I t 1,1 6Dubrt, lb. 4 4 .1 S t
Dawna, lb.. 111 awneat. ir..Ti aits
Ich, ef... 4 14 SMumiml, it. 1 1 I II
Salar, lb.... I 1 10 a eCutahaw, lb I a t t I
Event," lb... 1111 OFtahar, aa... 4 1 I 1 I
Vaadham, a. 4 1 I I'SBrwtn, a.... I 1111
Reulbach, Mill OCurtla, p.... a
Rnetwr. p. . l a I f
Totala Mil nil IKaat, p 1 1 I 1 I
Phelpa .... 1 I I 0 I
. . Totala.... .11 11 14 1 1
Batted for Knetser In alxth.
Chicago 0 S 8 0 0 4 0 0 -ll
Brooklyn oowoos oui i
Two-base hits: Saler. Reulbach. Downs,
AUW.M, i.,..., ....... a.,.vv
hlti Leaoh. Home run: Northen. Hits:
Off Curtis, 8 In one and one-third In
nings; off Knetser. 8 In three and two
thirds Innings; off Kent, 6 In threelti
nlngs. Sacrifice flies: Sheckard, Erwin.
Stolen bases: Daubert Saler (1) Double
plays: Downs to Evers to Saler, Schulte
to Saler. Left on bases: Chicsgo. 4;
Brooklyn, 8. Bases on nans: un item
bach. 5; off Curtis. 3; off Kent. 1.
Struck out: By Curtis. 1; by Reulbach,
4; by Knetser. 1; by Kent. 1. Wild pitch:
Knetser. Time: 3:06. Umpires: Brennan
and Owens. .
Cardinals Shat Oat Phillies.
ST. LOUIS, July J7.-Errors by the visi
tors in the third and fourth Innings
permitted the locals to defeat Philadel
phia. Score:
PHILADELPHIA. IT. LOUIS.
AB.aO.AB. AB.H.O.A.B.
Patkort, ef. 4 1 I ( lHnsilna. lb 4 I I 4 I
Lobert, Jb.. 111 L. Magea, If 1 1 4 I I
Maaaa. It... 4 111 IMawray. lb. 1 I 1 I I
Cravath, rf. 4 1 I 4 Konlchr.lb 1 1 11 I I
Luderui, la. 4 I 1 1 Igvane. rf... 11
Knaba, lb... 1111 IHouaar, as.. 1 I 1 I 1
Doelaa, aa.. I I 1 I lOakea, ef... I 1 I I I
Dootn. e.,.. I 111 IWIngo, e... I 1 111
aioora, p.... I 111 IHarmoa, p.. I 1140
Schulta, p.. II. Ill
Millar . ... 1 I 0 I I Totala.....! 1 17 14 1
Totaia..;.,.IJ 1 14 11 I '
Batted for Moore in eighth'.'
Philadelphia 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0-0
St- Louis ..; 0 0 3 1 0 0 0 0 -
Two-bna hit: Wlnaro. Stolen bases:
Konetchy. Maree. Harmon. Double plays:
Dooin to Kiiabe to Luderus; Houeer to
Hlrsrins to Konetchy : Mowrey -to Hug-
glns to Konetchy. Bsses on balls: Oft
Moors, 1 Struck out: By Harmon, 3:
by Moore, 3; by Schulta, 1. Hits: Off
Moore. C in seven innings. .Time:
Umpires:' Klem and Bush.
CINCINNATI. July 21.i-New York won
the first game of the series with. Cin
cinnati here today in easy fashion. Cin
cinnati used three pitchers, all ol whom
were hit hard and given poor support.
YViltse for New York was driven from
the box In the first Inning. Crandall,
who. succeeded him, pitched weiU Score:
NSW TORK. CINCINNATI.
AHO,A.. . .. . AB.H.O.A.B.
Bttodsraaa. It 114 1 tBaaoher. If.. I 1 1 1 I
Doyla, lb... I 111 OBatea, .... a i a i i
BMker, cf.. 4 18 1 HoblltaaU.lb I I I I I
Marfcla, lb.. I'll I IMltchMl. rf . 8 1 I'll
Mumr. rf - 1 I lPhalan. lb.. 1-1 1 1 1
8rhaefar, lb I I 1 I lEaan. lb.... lilt
Marara. e. I 1 1 .l..4Eamoii4. aa. I I I I 0
Wltaan. ... I III 1 McDonald, aa 4 I 1 1
Flaiehar, aa 4 t 8 1 lCUrka, D...I 1 H I
Wtltaa, p... III OBantoa, p... I I III
Cran4all, p. I 1 I 1 I'BamroM ... I I I I I
. . ueTta,
Totala 4114 37 t IKaata, p.... I 111
' ' . Totala... ..17 IHU 4
Batted for Benton in second. -
New Tork ........ 8 3 0 0 4 0 0 4-12
Cincinnati 3 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 3-8
Three-base hits: Bates. Murray. Hob
lltsell. Hits: Off Wiltse, 8 In' one-third
Inning; off Crandall, 8 In eight and two-
thirds Innings: orr Benton; in two in
nlngs;off Davis, 3 tu three' Innings; off
Keete, 8 in four inning. ; Sacrifice fly:
Mitchell. Stolen bases: Hoblltsell, Doyle,
Becker. Double plays: Doyle to Merkle;
Bescher- to Phean; Fletcher to Merkle.
Left on bases: New Tork; 11; Cincinnati.
8. Bases on balls:: Off Wiltse. 1; oft
Crandall, 3; off Benton. 1; off Davis, 8;
off Keefe, 1. Struck out: By Crandall,
4; by Benton, 1; by Davis, 3. Time: 3:15.
Umpires: Rlgler and' Flnneran. .
Caady Kids Wla.
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18 years old by the score of 1 to It The
feature of tne game were twelve striae
outs by Shields, the Candy ' kid. Score
C. C C 1 8 0 3 0 3 3-lo
Superiors ... 1 0 6 0 5 0-11
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IN tM PockKTi
'AUL THE Til
RHOADES PITCHES GOOD BALL
But Three Freak Hiti Are Made from
' ; Hit Delivery by Toledo. '
TOLEDO SCORES BUT ONCE
Three, Oatfielders for, Kaasaa City
Each Drop Fly. Balls la the
.. Math, Allowing Madhens -.
' Oaly Raa. ,
KANSAS CITY, Mo.,July 2L-Rhoades
was in splendid form today and won
from Toledo S to 1,, allowing but three
hits.,-. The first of .these was a' slow
lnflend bounder hit by " McCormlck In
the sixth that was barely out-of reach
of Barbeau. The second was Bernls long
drive to centerfield, ordinarily a three
base hit, but-the runner cut second base
and was touched before he could re
turn. The .third was when Burns' hard
drive hit Bronkie, who had reached aeo
ond 1 on two i errors. . The visitors' only
run came In the ninth when an, error by
each of the outfielders,' who dropped' fly
balls, allowed ' Chapman . to' score. Score:
, TOLEDO.
KANSAS PITT.
AB.H.0.
A.B. AJ.H.O.A-B.
Bemla, If... 4 11
4 (Barbeau,' lb 4 1 1 4 1
4 IFlene. rf... I 1 ,1 I I
1 llore, ef I I I 1
I IBaxter, ef.. till
1 ICarr. lb.... 4 1 11 10
I OCorrlden, aa t I I 1 a
I 40' Connor, (.(till
1 ICoolaoa, If.' I 18 11
I I Downey, lb. I I 1 8 I
I IRhoadea, p. 8 I I I 0
I I .
I I '.Totala St 7 17 IS 4
M'Cor-lck.Ib 4
Braokla, lb. 4
Chapman, la I
Bonn, ef... 4
Flick rf..-.. I
Derrick, . lb. 4
Carlah, e... 1
U Jamaa, p 8
W. Jamea, p i
Weat. p I
Brady .....
; Total.'.... II 814 I 8
Ran for Burn in ninth. .
Toledo 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11
Kansas City 0 10 1 0 8 0 0 -6
Two-bsse hits: O'Connor (2, Barbeau,
Corrldon. Stolen base: Flick. Basea
on balls: Off L. James, 3; off Rhoades,
8. Struck out: By L. James. 6; by W.
James, 3; by Rhoades, 8. Hits: Off L.
James, 8 in five innings ' (none out in
the sixth); Off W. James, 1 In two In
nings. First on errors: Toledo: 4; Kan
sas City, 1.. Wild pitch: W. James. Hit
by pitched ball: Corriden, L. James.
Left' on bases: Toledo, 7; Kansas City,
4. Time: 1:43. Umpires: Handlbbe and
Connolly. t
Baay Wla for Brewers.
" MILWAUKEE, Wis., July 31.-Milwau-kee
won comparatively easily from
Columbus, finding Cooper at opportune
times. Nicholson was strong in pincheoi
Score:
MILWAUKEE. ; COLUMBUS.
AB.M.O.A.E. AB.H.O.A.B.
Lalbold. ef.. 4 1 4 I lgheuon. ef. 4 110 1
Chariaa. lb. 4 I I J Hlnchman,!t 4 1110
Rahdall, rf. I 3 1 I lOdvell, rf.. 4 1114
Chappalle, 111 I II OParrins. lb. I I 1 1 I
Clark, lb... 4 4 11 6 Millar, lb... 4 1 T I I
Lamia, aa... 4 111 eO'Rourka, lb 4 1 4 S I
Joiwa. lb... 4 4 I 1 Idarbar, ai... 4 1 1 S 1
Bchalk. c.'.. till Smith a.... 4811
Nlcbolaon, p 1 I I I ocoopar, p... till!
John I I I I I
' Totals.... J4 U II 11 1
T0UI1.....U T 14 8 1
Batted for Cooper In the ninth.
Columbus 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0-1
Milwaukee 0 3 0 0 0 3 0 3 7
Two-base hits: . Jones, Schalk. Double
play Lewis to Jones. First on balls:
Off Nicholson, 1; off Cooper, a Struck
out: By Nicholson. 3; by cooper, a
Time: 1:00. Umpires: Chill and Erwin.
MINNEAPOLIS, July 31.-M!nneapolta
and Louiavllle spilt a double-header.
Rossman's home run gave the locals the
first game. Not a hit was . made off
Loudermilk until the eighth inning of
the second game,, the champions bunch
ing four for two runs. Louisville did not
make an error during the afternoon.
Score first game:
MINNEAPOLIS. ' LOUISVILLE
AB.H.O.AE. AB.H.O.A.B.
Clymer. tt.. I I v . IBank, cf... 1 1 4 I, 0
Altlaer, aa., 1 I 14 0 Harden, .rf.. 4 I I I I
Farrla, 2b... 4 111 OStanabury, If 4 1. 1 I I
Raaamaa, rf . I I 1 I tLannoi, lb.. I I 1 10
KHIUer, lb. I l l 1 IBa'mlllar. aa 4 I 11 0
Dalahanty, If I 1 la ODayle. lb 4 .1 II 11
Olll. lh. .... I III I IHalawItt, lb I I f 1 I
Ovena, a.... I I I a IgehM, a.... t i l l I
Young. I I I I IKrah, p.... I 44 I I
Moaklmaa . 1 .1-4 I I
Totala.. ..'.M 1 17 IS ILaad'nllk.p 9 14 9 9
. Totala II 4 M IT I
Moaklman batted for Kroh In eighth.
Minneapolis ....... 1 0 0 1 0 3 0 0 4
Louisville 8. 0 000000 0-3
Two-base ' hits: Ferris , Mosklman,
Home run:- Rossman. .Hits: Off Kroh,
7 in seven Innings; off Laudermllk. 1 in
one Inning. Struck out: By Young, 8;
by Kroh, 4. Bases on balls: Off Young,
I; of Kroh, 3. Time: 1:25. Umpires:
Ferguson and Bierhalter.
ST. PAUI Minn., July 2L Dausa
pitched consistent, ball in the opening
game of the series with Indianapolis to
day, winning the second shutout game
of the season for the home team, S to a
Score. - : ... . ' 1
f INDIANAPOLIS. 8T. PAUL. ;
ABHOAE. AB.H.O.A.B.
SullWan, ef. 1 4 1 IBatlar, aa... 4 1 4 I I
' Woodruff. H 4 114 IHIncbaua,lb 4 14(1
Insertoa. lb I I 1 11 Flynn, rf... 4 till
Veacb, rf... 4 111 ORalaton, ef.. 1 I 1 I I
Huntor, lb. 1 HI OAutrey, lb.. 4 1 I II
Wtlllama. lb 1 I 11 lRlssert, If.. 1 111
Ganlr, m.. 114 IRchs lb.... 4 1 I I 1
Clarka, a... lilt IMarahall. e. I 1 1 1 I
Unka. p.... 1114 IDauaa, p.... 1119
Totala.. ...IT IWH I Totala.. ...10 M I
Indianapolis ...... 00000000 0
St. Paul 0 1 1. 80000 -5
Two-base hit: Flynn. Three-base hit:
Autrey. Stolen base: Htnchman. Double
plays: Marshall to Hinchman; Htnchman
to Autrey; Rehg to Hinchman to Autrey.
Bases on balls: Off Dauss, 5; off Llnke,
a Struck out: By Dauss, 7; by Llnke, 4.
Wild pitches: Llnke; Dauss. Sacrifice
hit: Rlggert. Left on bases: Indianap:
oils, 6; St Paul, 4. Tinie: 1:30. Umpires?
Hayes and Anderson.
LEIGH TAKES MEASURE OF
TEAM FROM SCHUYLER
. LEIGH. -Neb., 'July '2L Special Tele
gram.) Leigh defeated Schuyler this
afternoon,' 6 to t "It was a good clean
game,, the feature being the pitching of
.Tueschen for Leigh, who struck out
twenty-one men. Score: RH E.
Leigh ....... 4 0OO 2 0 0 0 6 13 4
Schuyler.... 0 00013000-346
Batteries: Leigh. Tueichen and Karel;
Schuyler, Cain, Pescek and B. Bufeach.
Struck out:. By Lueschen, 31; by Cain, 1
tn one inning; by Pescek, 8 in eight in
nings. Three-base hits:- Kalhey, Hahn,
Tomes, Nichols. Two-base hit: ' B.
Bureeeh. Time: 1:34. Umpires: Fred
Gaeth and 1. Clppert ,
for The -Bee by
: )
J
SUPERIOR BEGINS TO COME
Cement Uaken Take Another Game
, from Grand Island.
WIN BY HAIR,: THREE TO TWO
Baached Hits la sixth Inalng, with
, Slow- Fielding by- Grand. Is. . . -
last G1t Lead that ; Is
, Not (rvercome.
GRAND ISLAND,. Neb.," July 2L-Spe-cial
Telegram.) Meinert saved the day
for Superior in the ninth, when he caught
Rondeau's fly. at the .right -field ..fence
In tha ninth, which aeemed an Impossible
feat The locals bad tha game won. In
lta early . stages, . but bunching . hits.' on
the part of the visitors In the sixth
with slow, fielding whloh made hits gave
them the lead. Poor . have running
kept fHp locals from scoring ' in their
half of the sixth, when a clean two
sacker and two singles were driven out
In succession. Score: " ' R.H.E.
Superior ...... ;..;..."l0000 3 0 0 03 8 1
Grand Island 3 00000000-311'!
Batteries: Irwin and Ussette, ' Manke
and Coe. Earned runs: Superior, i;
Grand Island, 1. Two-base hits: Bond,
Welgere, Clark, Cockman (3), McKibben.
Flrat on balls: Oft Irwin, 3; off Manke,
1. Struck out: By Irwin, 4;. by Manke,
7. Double play: . Meinert to'Bockewits.
Umpire; Nugent. . . , , .
CLOTHIER AND GARDNER
, EASTERN TENNIS WINNERS
BOSTON, July 3L The eastern cham
pionship . In lawn tennis doubles waa
won today on the courts of the Long
wood Cricket club by William J.' Clothier
of Philadelphia and George P. Gardner,
Jr., of Boston, who defeated Craig Bid
die and R. W. Williams of Philadelphia. 1
; Clothier and Gardner will go to Chi
cago to meet the champions of the aonth
and west for the honor of challenging.
R. D. little and G. P. Touchard, the
present title holders, at Newport on
August 19. - x -
. The fifth round In the Longwpod singles
was almost completed during the day,
Clothier winning from J. D. E., Jones of
Providence, while M. E. McLaughlin of
San Francisco put out A. S. Dabney of
Boston. On Monday McLaughlin will
meet K. H. Behr .in the Upper ,, half of
the semi-finals, while Clothier will play
the winner of tha Mlls-Gardnr match
In the lower match."' Sdrffrnary:- -
Eastern doubles championship, final
round:
William J. Clothter, Philadelphia, and
George P. Gardner, Jr., Boston, won from
Craig Blddle and R. M. Williams, Phila
delphia, 6-2, 11-13, 8-8, - -
Longwood singles, fifth round, - con
tinued: M. E. McLaughlin, San Francisco, won
from A. S. Dabney, Boston, 7-6,, 6-47-5.
William Clothier, Philadelphia. . won
from J. D. E. Jones,. Providence,' '8-1,
6-4. 6-1 ' i
HOME-MADE AEROPLANE
TO BE TRIED THIS WEEK
The new Coleman-Lochv biplane, an air
craft deslgried'and constructed in Omaha,
will be given its initial tryout either
Friday or- Saturday : afternoon of this
week on the Aviation farm west of Pa
plllion. Glenn Turner, the local lfc-year-old
bird man, who made a successful
flight in a Coleman-Loch machine on
July 27 at Papilllon, will make the flight
A feature of the, ne biplane is an os
cillating wing control which is regulated
by a series of pulleys. Tha machine is
built to carry, aa high aa a, 100 horse
power engine and has ample room for two
passengers In addition to the aviator. It
Is somewhat similar to the biplane ex
hibited by R. F. Coleman at the Ak-Sar-Ben
carnival last fall..
Coleman and Turner have a modern
equipped aeroplane workshop on ' the
third floor at 117 North Sixteenth street.
They expect to go on the road shortly
for a series of exhibition .flights in Ne
braska and Iowa. '
CORNHUSKERS WILL NOT
' PLAY HASKELL INDIANS
1 11 .a. J
LINCOLN," Neb., July 2L (SpeSjial.)-,
The University of Nebraska will not play'
the, Haskell Indians next fall, despite
previous announcement to that , effect.
Assistant' Manager Guy Reed having
called off negotiations Saturday. Inability
to agree on a date Is assigned as the
basis for Reed's action. When . negotia
tions were first opened for a game be
tween the Redskins and the Cornhuskers,
October 36 waa mentioned as the date.
The Haskell Indians bave scheduled a
gsme with Texas university of that date,
however, and as that wasythe only open
date on the Nebraska schedule, further
negotiations were called off.
PITCHER THOMAS SOLD TO
SIOUX CITY BY ST. PAUL
ST. PATJI Minn July , 30. Manager
Kelly of the St Paul American associa
tion team announced tonight the sale of
Pitcher Forest Thomas to Sioux City of
the Western league.. Thomas formerly
was a star pitcher with the Minneapolis
team. ' - r
Dick Klaaaae Glvea Release. .
Dick Kissane, an Omaha boy who has
been umpiring in the Western league, was
given his release last Wednesday by
President Tip O'Neill. He Is succeeded by
Paddy McGinn! s, formerly an umpire In
tha Kansas Bute league. .
"Biid" Fisher
WRIGHT 4 WnmMYS LOSE
Humbled for First Time This Season,
Armour Team Winning Game. '
TWELVE TO ONE FINAL SCORE
Arraoars Slag Ball All Over Mer
. . cheats' Parle Corcoran Stars,
. . , with Bat, Hairing Flve .V
; Safe Drives.
r . -
' s , '
; The Armours gave tha Wright dfc WIN
helmy base ball team a beating, 13 to 1.
at the Merchants' grounds, Council
Bluffs, yesterday. This was the first de
feat for the. W. & W. men this 'season.
.The feature was the heavy batting. ;of
the Armours, particularly that of Cor
coran, -who made, five safe drives. The
pitching of . Mason and Hyatt and Anal
outfield catches by Graves, Hydock and,
iv erne ts were other features. Williams
caught his usual star game. . Score:
WRIGHT-WILHELMTS. . ARMOURS. 1
AB.H.O.A.B. AB.H.O.A.B.
Alamaen, cf $ I I 0 OJelea, Jb.... i 1 0 I
Woodard, rf . 4 1 0 4 OMUlett, rf.. t 1 1 0 0
Hodte, lb... 4 1 11 0 lOraraa, ef... I 1 SCO
Erara, If.... 4 1 '.8,1 JOoraoran, tb t I 0 1.11
Ballaun, e.. 4 0 It OWtlllama, e. 117 11
Pierce, 4 114 INelaon, aa.. t 1111
Phllllpa, 3b. 4 1.4 1 lHyatt. p 2 i 0 Off
Bwinsw'4, lb! 0 11 ONemata. If., t 12 9
Andrews, p. 4 I 0 1 OPyan, lb.... 4 19 0 1,
Hydock, rf.. fl - 0 0
Total .. 7 17 11 IMaaon, p.... 2 u 1 0
! ' ''"-'" ' ' Totala . ....S9 IS 27 7 4
1 Two-base hits: Ryan, Nemetz. Struck
out: By Hyatt, 4; by Mason, 3: by An
drews, 8. Bases on balls: Off Mason, 3;
off Andrews, a Earned runs: Armours,
4. Time: 2:00. Umpire: Murphy. .
ENCrLERITES TROUNCE ' KOHNS
Victory Thirteen to Six, After Three
i . Weeks of Dickering.
( After three, weeks of office challenging,
and back yard workouts by local mer
chandise ..brokers, two teams were
chosen yesterday afternoon at the Field
club diamond and the Englerltes, a crew
of ticker . lads, captained .. by George
Engier, trounched theKohnltes by a
score of 18 to a '
AI Hansen started out to twirl for the
Kohnltea, but retired in the .sixth frame
after nine runs and fourteen hits had
been secured off his delivery. He . was
ably, succeeded , by John Howlett, who
held the. opponents to four runs during
the remainder,. of the. game.
Herbert Kohn hired a caddy to chase
balls that were knocked out, . of the
reach of the ' Kohnites' outfielders. ; The
caddy obliged by running away with the
first ball that came in his direction 'and
the . game . was delayed for about ten
minutes until another ball could be
found.. Score: . R.H.E. '
Englerltes ... 4 1 0400 03 1-13 1$ 4
Kohnltea 1000310 10-611 8
Batteries: Englerltes, Engler and Cap-,
ron; Kohnites, Hansen, How,lett and
Kohn. Umpire: Eugene Kohn.
Effort to Be Made
to Save Elgin Race
CHICAGO, July 21. Elgin merchants
are going, to make a determined attempt
to save the annual road races from the
ditch ' of temporary . oblivion. ; Although
the Chicago Motor club will not co
operate in the promotion of the 1912 spcel
carnival,., prominent business men of the
watch city and officlals.ot the'Eigfn
Road Racing association are confident
that they can interest other parties, In
the proposed, meet and can stage events
that will be as successful as were , the
stock chassis championships of 1910 and
1911. v. . ;!
'"I will be In Chicago soon," said Fred
W. Jencks, manager of the Elgin Road
Racing . association, "and will start to
solicit entries. We do not care to make
public our plans at this time. We are
looking for co-operation and will spend ..
any amount " within reason In order to
save the meet. i -
, '"iShjln" business, men did i not realize
what the road races meant to the city
until the Chicago Motor club voted to
abandon them. ' Now they are willing to
subscribe money in order to retain the
meet. '
"I know nothing of .the sale of the
privileges' to a private ' Individual 'for
3100,000, but it is true that we are,go!ng
to run off -a meet on August 24 without
the aid of the Chicago Motor club." r
Father Manning
' Umpires Ball Game
SCOTIA.- Neb., July 30.-Special Tele
gram.) Scotia . got revenge on Greeley
here today In one of the best played
games here this season. Scotia got to
Lanigan for three hits and a walk, net
ting three runs In the first Inning. The
game then settled down to a pitchers' bat
tle. Cook having the better of it This
waa a benefit" game,, the proceeds going
to bulldng a new Catholic church, and
a ' fair sized crowd was present. The
feature of the game was the efficient
work of Father Manning of Burwell as
umpire. Score: - RH.E.
Scotia 81001003 0-7 61
Greeley ...... 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0-3-53