r
' a-,
vi
10
Jeff May Be Shy. on Nerve, but
t . G?M- SCHEe yc PrtctsjO THW You SAW THr , 3? Wy " , ' V ' -I Jili '
' 1 Ti6H.RPS shooting and rYoo'ft W 'lIPC.- ' '"fe'" ' " ' f 'Wr- '
( . ,,. . . . , -:g-----. ' - - " .' Sg- . , ,-, r arsua c. y
'LOPES BEAT OMAHA TWICE
Teu to Seven and Nine' to One Scores J:-. biim c. uaoritic utu- uoyj,
. J Col. Sehlpke. Ktrutk out; liy llo
, Of Disastrous Contests; srlU, ll; by nyan. u. Uilss on balls:
' . Off Mom-M'f. 2; off ilyan,' C. Hit by i
-v:. BILLS STEMS TIDE , TOO LATE
Umi, Hall and Kagiatp Victim in
Ftrni Ityoii Tries Aaln In
Second,, lint , to no
, Pa Eourke'a pitciier ;;wero: iuCffective
today and dropped ,lpth jminen, of -a
double-header. The -flrtit game, went to
y-.o , Antelopes, by a 1 ti , 7 score and
tfce'tetond, by to 1." 1
. tn the first game Marmirer ArbdffaKt
Kout four twirlers 'iuto.'thfif lttis. Bills,
the laHt to ko in, mana?d to. stop the
xcoring and hud lie been vent In at tl'ic
sturt a different ' talc wight have ben
tb( renult. .'.''.'. ' ' . ;
Jack Hyan tvaii choMm Utl strati the
first game, but f0'ir hjta far three rime
was too much and he wa .forked aftr
1'avlrtg' worked two-thirda of 'an' tnhliiB;
JIark Hall b the next victim;' He
clayed .in the box until . he 'filled ' the
buHes In the .second ; jnl;n,r. twipen Jack
Kugate wna put in. lie lasted' through
the ieepncl rjid third innings.' and then
) etired in favor of Joe Bill. 'Bills ' had
nil kindH of stuff and struck' out, niven
'buttera in five innings.. Ryan-went, baclf
In tho second (tamt'. " ' " "'
More than 5.C00 people' turned1' out; 'a
largo number of v'hom were Oinahon'
who traveled here to nee the, game.
Neither game wai " leutured ; with any
b'rat playinir by either team. , ; y
Tho Antelopea mashed out eleven hita
in the first game,, while the Rourke'g
nittdo twelve Omaha made a flii' rally
in the ninth Inning, but a double play
chocked It and only two runs were" sent
across; -1 - .', .. '. ; ; - : .,
' The Itourke' were nctver ,!n tUe. leadj
In tho fifth Inning Nhshbff clouted tho
ball over the left field boards with a
man on base. . .;. ,; ;
Tho second game wan . much better
than the first and was a hard contest
until tho fifth Inning when Jack, Ryan
was hamcMd al lover the park for' six
hits and five runs.' Omaha rooted first,
iloylei tripled t, In the' first lrin"lng an'
scored on Arbogast's double. The Ante-,
lopea tied It In; thethlrd. ? Miller, landed
Htfe when he forced Lloyd at s.cond base
and scored on Cobb's double. " ' ' ,
In tho fourth they took tho' lead. ' tir
ney was hit by a pitched balK. stole 'sec
ond, and scored on Lloyd's double.
In the fifth Unjoin put the 'game ! on
lee. liobb tripled and scored on McCor
anick's doubhj. Cole landed safely! oil
an error, and they both scored- on' Mul
len's single to deep, center. ' ,' ' v''
Carney, sent Mullen , ;to second .on, a hit
and. tho latter scored on Lloyd'jj single
Mullen .singled scoring , Carneyi MoCoV--mlck
singled in the 'eighth, stole 'second,,
-we;)t to third - on " Arbogust's error 'arid
second on asaorlfice fly by Coie. Mullen
Klngled and stole; second, scoring on an'
error by' Justice.;,' Score first game:
- Score first came:', . . '.':''
ltncoln.' ' '
AB. H. H. O.
U.
A
1
0-
A.
4
0
i :
9
0
ia v
8 .
Lloyd.- 8k...
.Miller,, cf..
Cobb, rf....,
..McCormlck,
....6
, a
4
0
1
t
;a
, o
'
2
. 1
t
If..
;oie, m. .......
Barbjur, 2b..,.
aiullon. lb
titration, c...
Wflverton, p. ,
3 .
i
o :
o
-xutuey, p ,
-Total
M 10 u
OMAHA.
AB.V R.
..... 5 1
H. U.
A.
1
0
&
1
o :
o
r 3
1
0
...j ..
Juatlce, a...;.
, 'oyle. if... 5 2 3
! Tnomason." cf. ...... '5 0 , 'A
vl
: Johnson, ..,40 t : . U
. Kane. lb.. 4 1 0- 4
Hhtpke. 5h. ...... .-....' 8 1 I '2
- Xiehoff, 3b.... ". ...".. 5 1 1 .1
. Bills, p 4 0 O.
-Ryan, p... .....'0 ' ro .'0 o
: Hall, p.. .'..'1 -l' . 0
! Fusate, p..,..,.,.... 0 0" O
t
Bcunlon. -if ..: 3 ! ,.t'.0'
Totals '. 7 VS 2S " 7
I Miller out; buntod foul on third strik.
Lincoln A 8, 2 2 0 0 0 0
Omaha ............1 0 0,2 2 0 O j 2 T
Home run: '' Niehoff. Thrtc-base hits:
Miller, McCormick. Two-base tilt;
.'ol , (2), Harbour. Justice, Thomuson,
Hhlpke. JPoublo play: Lloyd' to Cole to
Mu. ten. Luft oh- basas: Lincoln. 7;
Omaha. 9.' Stolen base: Colo. .Saciiflce
lilts: Wolvi-rton, Johnson. . Struck
By Wolverton, 4; by-Tuckey, 4; by Rn,
Bases on'Smilm r Ott olverton,1'?;1" off
jiBii, un r uKuir. i; on xiuin, i. nil
by pitched bali: By Wolvertctu. f: iy
Fitgate, 1: by Bills, 1.. Time; 2:W. j L'm
pires: Kiyan andKna1P. '
rfcore sscond game: ' '- v '
LINCOLN.
.---AB. R
H.- 0. , A.E.
L'.jyd. ss....
Miller,; cf....
Cobb, rf
McCormlck,
Cole, 2b.i...,
Barbour. 3b,
MuHen, lb..,
Carney,- c...,
Mogrldge, p,
Totals ...
4
.,-. 5
4
4
s
r....4
6
....... 4
.......4
jO
1
1
:tV
. t
,2 .
i
2 r . -I
1 tt
2 ' 3
2 0
0 '
a.
O
0
8
'2
1
. 1
, 'a
If
0
' 0
-0
..e
.
o
0
12
1
.....;i..37' i
! ; OMAHA
14 27 10
.AB. R. A. O.
A.
. 1 .
0
, 0
M
-0
1
3
.'
4
0 :
Justice, ss... ......
Coyle, rf ;...,.
Tnomason, cf.....
Arbogast, c.......
Kane,, lb...-.
flchipke. 2b
Niehoff, 2b..;.....,
BI113, it.........;..
Ryan, p..... .......
.Scanlo.i ..........
O
5
4
i
2
o
o
o
0.
'it
0
6
'.'
4 :
. 4
.4
. 2
. 4
.U
.8
; l
. Totals ..:...;... ;. -I, 24, '11.., 4
Batt4 for Byari In the ninth. ,
t'tJtoieoHi ...0 0,1 1 C O,0".J- s
JOmaha ...... 0 fl.O 0 0 O O-l
iHee-base hits: Miller, Cobb." Barbour,
OoylcV -TTww-base ' Wta; Lloyd," McCor-
I irilck. Mogridge, Coylo. Arliopant, ICanc
Double plays: Nlehoff (Unasslstedl. Left
on bases: Lincoln. 12; Oman. ID. - Stolen
bancs: MiCormlck. Harbour, Mullen,
pltchfd lU:
pircx Knapp ami Flynn.
AMI , SlOt A IH VIDE
t'li-Mt Game Aine to Six, Second Miut
' Oat ' for Nloni.
s TOPEKA.
AH. I(
, If-
-1
0
' 1
0
0
u
1
Walsh, ib
King. cf...
Lee, rf
Gardner, lb
Oar. rf
1
1
0
;0
0
11
0
1
1
I
s
1
1
I
10
(
0
Nuicel. ss..
Patterson,
Schmidt, c.
fleit, p....
Frantz ..
3b.
Totals
:;. ,
siovrx CITY
S 2T. '1J .,1
All. It. H
5 13
).
: l
2
4
2
10
, 1
r
'A.
' 3
. 1
U
0
0,
0
2
. 0
.4
0
10'
ICvuns,. lib...
Andreus, Sb
8 2 ; I
Clark,
::::::::::-:
Brepn, r:
Myers, If
0
1
1
0
Tennunt, lb....
rVencli, t-s
Orendorff, c...
Clark, p
Thomas, p
Totals SI 8 11-
Batted for Holts In ninth.
Topeka l 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 4 iJ
Sioux City ...3 3 8 0 0.0 1 0.0-9
Twn-buse hits; Walsh. Lee,. Andreas,
Clailt, Tennant (10. l'rench iJ). Kacrlflce
hits: Myers and j'ennunt. lajubln playK;
Patterson to Hchmldt to PnttiTnon; Ev
ans, to Tennant. 'Htoleu bases: Klnc,
Evans (2, Andreas, Brcen (2), French.
Basis on balls: Off fe'lt2, (; off Clark, 4.
Htruck out. By Mti, ; by Clark, fi.
Passed ball: Orendorff. Umpires:
O Toolo, and Johnson. ,
gcore. second amt: . ' . . .
TOP15KA.
, . -. , ab. n.
Walsh, 2b...' 4 0
King; cf...:..- 4 .1
Lee, If 2 0-
Garduer. Jb 2 0
II. O. A. E.
2 6 3 0
.1,0 ir 0
0.2 0 0
0 8 1" 0
0:1 0:0
o o :i o
0 1.1 ' 0
1 ' ., M 2 0
0 .1 ,2,0
4 ST 13 0
jr. O. A. K.
1 I 1.0
14 2 0
12 .0 0
2 4 0 0
0 fl ' 0
.2 -2 0 0
1 2 2 0
0 3 0 0
: o . 8, i
, ; 24 : 8 1 1
Oenr. rf S 0
Nanel. ks..: v S n
Patteison, Sb .50
Chapman, S ' :0
Brandom, p .'. 3 ' 0 '
Totals..
2t .1
SIOUX CITY.
AB.
H.
Evan, 3b.:...
Andreas. Kb...
0
0
' 0
0
0
,0
0
0
0
Clark, cf
Kreen.' rf
Tennant. ' lb...
i r
tflvin, it ........... .
French.' ss ..'.., 4 '
W.. 1
4
Vll'UUUIlt) t ...
Suge.p 3.
' Tot(ls...'....
Topeka
Sioux City....
,0 0 0 0 ( Oit.O M
.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0
Lp9. Clark. . Sacrifice
flacrlfhu hit
fly: - dear. Stolen base: King. Bases
cm balls: Off Brandom,. off Sago, 1.
Struck out: By Brandom, 8'; by Sage, 1.
Umpires:.-Johnson and O'Toole.
W1CIIIA ni'CHES OX CRI'TIHEH
Wins Br Snperlor Efforts Make In
i , . Tnrce lonlAKs," : ' " ' '
- WICHITA, Aug. 4.-Wl0hlta bunched
hits on Crutcher In three Innings und
won. Perry weakened in the ninth and
Jackson went in and stopped tho rally.
score: . ''..
v WICHITA. ' '
A.li. K.' h; o.
H.
2.
'A
. ' 1
Middleton. cf
HiiHhes. .
...5
...4
...a
...3
...4
0
i
0
0
s
'
4 '
0
Pettlgrew, If
Davis, rf ....
Cullnhan, tn
Koerner, lb .
JIcc, lib
...3
...4
...
...0
demons, c .,
Perry, p ...
Jackson, p ..
Totals.
...31 i ie;"
josepu. ,
A.i. R. n.
).
)
4
1
A.
,1(
y '
l
o
i
o
5
1
1
0
Reilly.'Jb ;
Powell. If ...
Zwllllng, 2b
Watson, if ,
Barton, lb .,
Kelly, cf
Metnke, Ah .
0
1
I
1
0
M
it
1
0
0
'
V'
1
I i
0
t";
1,.
......
4
5
3
.....I
"H Icrutche'r, p '
Xl'Oossct
o
; o
Total
37
4 n
1 'Batted for Crutcher la ninth.
St. Joseph 0 0 0 0 0 OM
1 3-K
3,
Wichita. ,
1 0 J (k
Left OM 'bUSM. .t. JOK.-nll lj; V171,K1.
Wbaerifke hits: Mee. ZWllllng.- Two-base
hits; demons 2) Pettlnrew. Mlddleton.
hoenier, Barton, Crutcher. stolen bis
Powell, eiemmu-. Mlddleton. Hits: Off
By Perry, i; by Crutcher, 8; by Juckso:,i
Crutchor, 7,
Wild pitch; Crutvher.-.Hlt !
ly- pitched ball:. Kellv.
utii' - linnis and Meyers.
i mpifes: ;mc- j
. -. , '.. ' '
j tElGH WINS FROM DODGE'
IN CLOSE-CONTESTED GAME
-LEIGH. Nob... Aug..'4.-(Si)eclal' ivic-gi-amO-Lelgh
won from Dodge County b
day In a fast game by a score of 4 i,i s
I Til features cf the inmr wn ih. m.
o j of 'fc'uhu,u and Fields, tile fornw setting
a I a home run with one msi h kii
0
brought in the winning run.1 8cor: li.H.E.
Leigh
0 0 0 0 2 0 0 2 -4 6 ,3
2 O 0 ( 1 0 0 0 H i 4 1
Dodge
CURK AND ST. EDWARD
; VERY EVENLY MATCHED
. CLARK 8. v Neb.. ;A'ig. . (Speolul.
Clarks defeated Sit Edward u a game
of ball on the Clarka mounds ycetwrdy,
The game fW- close ' and we'll
played, Clarks getting thslr winning run
In the ninth Inning after two men 'were
out. : . ". " y, .,
Battel ies: Clarks. Douglas and 8hank;
St Edward. Agnow and Murphy. ,.
-St. : Edward won from . Clarks in the
second game, 6 to C. Score:., . . H.H.E.
Edward, o o o'o 4iro'o i-s r. 3
CUrka ...... 0 0 0 ,3 0 -2 " t). '0, 0 5 3 3
; Batteries: St. Edward. Murphy and Ac
new; Clarks Shank-atid Douglas.'
fHE BEE:
He Is Strong on
TYRUS DRIVES FOR VICTORY
Cobbs Terrific Liners Bring in Win
ning Runs for Tigers.
NE WYORK SCORES' BUT : ONCE
Boston Gets 1 Better of Cleveland,
15 IBM to Six Washington Has
1 Kdge on Chicago By
Mluorle Score.
IjCTROTT. Aug. 4.-Ty Cobb'a terrific
line drives, each good, for three bases,
helped Detroit today in ' defeating Nov:
York,1 4 to 1. ' Cobb scored -the first run
of the game iln the sixth and . his bullet
llko smash between 7.1nn and Hartzell
In' the next' Inning counted . Lake . and
Bush.1 Score: ,'
NKW YOP.K. ' DETROIT. '
, -AB.H.O.A.l:.-' AB.Il.O.A E.
Danlfl, If.. 4 1 6 l DeleliMnty, II S 0 i 0 0
Chk, lb... f- 110 0 tBuih, s..... 4 S 1 4 3
Karticll cf. 5 0 2 0 OCobb. cf 8 i I 0 0
Zlnn. rf.v...- 0 2 0 SCrmrford, rf. 1 0 0
Siiumonx, 2b 4 1.1 t 0Luln, 21,. .J 0 4 4 0
l'.)Jof k, "Sb. 4 10 4 OMorltrty. jb 3 0 IS 0 1
Martin, .M...4 .0,0 3 .0 Deal. Sb....., 4 2 10
Bwenr. c. 3 14 0 OgUnaxe, c... 4 1 11.0
Kofd, p..... 3.2 0 5 OLtke, p 3 10 4 0
Wolrerton.. 1 .1 . 0 0 0
--' Total....'. .30 8 27 14 t
.ToUlS ..35 , 8 24 10 1 .
Batted for Ford in ninth.
New York .!.;.. ...0 0000010 0-1
petrolt '.... ....) 0 0 0 0 1 3 p. I
&uq-J9jiX "fiitiume :im aarq-OAix
hit: Cobb (n. Eaerlflofe hits;- Ford
Daniels. Btolen baset Sweeney. Lett
on bast-: New York. 11; Detroit. 7.
Bases on. balls: Off Lake, 2;-Ford, S.
Flint bsso on errors: New York 2.
Htruck ou.t. Lake, 1; Ford, 2. Time:
1:3. Umpire?: O'lOilEhltn and Wester
velt. . Hiubra Gets Better of Walsh. ,
CHICAGO. Aug. 4-WashIngton de
feated Chicago in the opening game of
the series today. 8 to 2. after a pitching
duel , between Walsh and Hughes, ,'l'he
local stur helj Griffith's men to one hit
and no Ptoses in seven innings then
weakened, three hits and two errors in
the, eighth netting three runs.- Hughes
allowed two bits In eight innings with
none out in the ninth when Johnson was
Called to the box. The score:
, . . CHIOAIIO. WABHTNOTON.
' AB.H.O.A.K. AB.H.O.A.E.
Haiti, 2b...: 2 0 0 8 OMocllor, r(.. 4 0 .! 0 0
Haider,' lb... 4 0 H 1 OKostar, lb... 4 0 1 8 1
Uollinx,- tel.. '.0 0 1 Milan, cf..., 1 13 0 1
IyM. 3b..... 3 11 I IDandll. lb... 4 i C 1 0
(llahan If. 0 1 o OMorian. b. 4 2 1 4 0
Bodle. rf.i..- 0 1 0 CAInimllh, e. 3 0 11 1 I
Mcfntyra, i-t 1 I I 0 OMcUrlde an. 8 1.8 3 0
Mattlc ,...' ' 0 0 OShanka. lf,.i 8 1 0.0
Wa, ..4.0 t 0Hugh, p... 8 110 0
Kubn'.i c'..'..:.3 ' 0 13 1 OJohrtaon, p.. 0 0 0 0 0
Walah, -p 3 0.120.
' " Tutl:.....Jl 7 27 10 4
,' Total)..... .23 2.27.14 t
Chicago . ..'....... ,0 0 0, 0 10 0 12
Washington ;'..?,;. .0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 0-J
' Two-base hit: . Hughes. Three-base
hit.' Uaudil. , Hits: Off Hughes. . 2 in
fight, innings. . Sacrifice hits; Atnsmlth.
Kuhn. Stolen bases: Rath, Mattlck.
Double ' phiyf Lord to Weaver-to Kuhn
to Rath, to Kuhn. Left on Bases: Chi
cago, 7'; Washington, 2. First base on
bulls: Off-Hughes, 7; off Johnson, none.
First buse-on errors: Chicago,' 1; Wash
liigton. 1. 8tmck out: By Walsh, 9; by
Hughes,1 8;- by Johnson. 2. Wild pitch:
Hughes, Time: 2:15. Umpires: O'Brien
and' Dliieeh. -
t i Bosiou Takes Game.
BOSTON." Mass., Aug. 4. Boston won
if day. 8- to 6. Oregg was knocked out
early in the. game. Catches by Gardner
and Speaker of line drives started double
plays that stopped Cleveland's rallies.
, 'Rafted for Stuen in the eighth. .
' CI jiVELANP. ' ' ' BOSTON.
.AB.H.O.A.E.' AB.H.O.A.K.
Ryan. If....; 4 "J I 1 olloopar, rf... 4 0 0 0 0
Tumor, Sb.. ;0 ,3 .8 0VrUes 2b... 6 3 4 1
JacWn. rf.. 6 4 2,-1 OSPeakarT cf.. 3 2 3 2
iAiola, 2b... 6 0 2 1 1LU, If.... 8 2 2 0
UrlK8, ,1b... 3 1 11 1 UOardnar. Jb.. 3 4 16
n'm'sh'm, of 5 3 11 Ostahl, lb.... 4 2 8 0
P'k'p'gh, w, l
O'Nall. .c... S 1
1 1 1 Wagner, ta.. 4 14 2
4 4 U'arrigan, c. 8 1 S 1
0 I 0 Col Una, p... 0 0 0 0
3 0 OO'Brtenu. p.. I 0 0 2
Urg. P.....-1 1
Staan. p....
Paakaita,' p
Raatsrly . .
"Krapp ....
1 0
O- 0 0 0 "'Ball 0 0 0 0
1100
0 0 0 0 0 Totals..;. ..21 14 27 13 3
,Total...,...U5 18 27 13 J
Batted for Collins in the eighth.
. Han . for Easterly in-the eighth.
Cleveland ........ 0 2 0 O 8 1 f 0 0 ft
Boston ..:..,,.,,,. 0 0 5 0 1 0 1 0 1-8
Two'-liaae. hits: Jackson (2), Ryan, Birmingham,-Speaker,
Yerkes. Jsrflner, Lewis.
Sucrlfico .'hits: Perklugpaugh, Ryan.
Speaker, Hooier. Lewis. Stolen base:
Jackson.' iouble plays: Wagner to
Yerkes ,to Stahl; Ryan to Laloie. liai
on balla:'Off O'Brien. 4; off Steen, 1. Hit
by pitched : ball: By O'Brien. Griggs.
Struck out: By Gregg, 2; by Steen. 1;
by O Brlen, S. First on errors: Cleveland,
1: Ronton, 1. Left ow bases: Cleveland,
9; Boston, ii. Time: 2:10. Umpires: Evans
and Egan. .j
.i i .Athletics Are Victors.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 4,-Plank was t-ffee-tlvw
In ail but two innings, while his
team .mates lilt theslocal pitchers hard,
Phlbtdelphlii winning the oprning game
of the series with St. Louis by a score
of to S. The fielding of Wallace fea
tured, Score:
PUILADKLPHU. "i: i ST.' LfiUIS.
B.HOAE, AB.H.O.A.E.
Majgert, '1. S 1 0 0 OShottan, ct.. 3 0 8 0 0
Lara, rr..... J- 0 3 ( lllot.anu t... 0 0 0
t ouuiK, ip.. alas VAuatln, Sb... 4
l a
jiaaar. 80..-.1 z i I arratt. so.... 2 4 s l
Mclanla, S 0 8 0 nKiitlna. lb... 4 a tl 0 0
Slrunk. cr... 4 1 ! e awilllama, cf 4
1
3
1 0 0
Rasry.
a.-.
. 4 S 3 2 OComptun, It. 8
.51 T 2 0 Wallace, aa. 4
.33 0 3 0 Stephen?, c. 3
It 0 0
Lapp. t.
yun'm, p.
Ti.loi.
1 4
t 1
Adainj. p.... 0 0 0 t l
.SIC 10 27 U IK. Brown, p. 2 0 0 2 0
JiamlKon, p. 0 0 0
' r. Urowu, p. 0 o
. "Ijiport .... 10 0
1 0
0 t
0 0
' ' Stovall ...
i , Hallinaa .
10 0 0
1 0 0 0
1 ..'.; , Tatls......S4 tST 14 4
Hutt-ri for Hamilton in the seventh.
. 'Batted' for Shotton in thm eighth. .
BatUd for C. Bi-own in the ninth.
Philadelphia 0 3 0 0 1 1 0 0 38
St. Louis ........ 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 1-3
Two-baro .'hits:. Magcert. Lapp. Threes
base hit: Strunk. Sacrifice hit: Barry,
Molnnls. Stephens.- -Double plavs: Lapp
to Solilns. Sioltn bases:. Barry. Maggert.
Hit bS- r itched ball: Bv C. Brown. Mc-lrlnls.-:
Bates or. balls: Off Adam.' 1: off
E. Brown. ,4; off , C. rown, 2: off lank,
2. Struek-otr By Plank, 6, by E. Brown,
I. Hits: Oft Adams. 4 in one and ono
fhlrd inning: off E. Brown. 3 In four in
nings; off 4.V Brown. 8 in two Innings.
Left or bases: St. LouIb. 6: Philadelphia,
II. Tlme:2:10. . Umpire: Hart and Con
nolly. , . : - . - . ,
v persistent, Advert!:ns: w ths Road U
Big Returns. - . . -
OMA1I A, MON'DAY, AUGUST
Judgment
Standing of Teams
WKST. LEAGUE.
W.KPct.l
Denver .;. 63 43 .584
St. Joseph Ii7 48 .643!
Omaha .... B7 49 .5S3
Des M'n's. 54 0 .M3j
Sioux City 63 61 .5101
Wichita ..5l6j'.4Kli
Lincoln ...-49 56 .47ll
Topeka ... 37 68 . 352
AMER. LEAUUK. j
AV.L.Pct.l
NAT
LEAGUE.
W.L.Pct.
New
York... 71 24 .7U
Chicago
.61 K4 .642
P.ttsburgh
Phila
Cincinnati
St. Louis...
Brooklyn ..
Boston
.55 37 .m
.43 46 ,5')0
.15 53 .459
.43 5fi .414
.35 63 .35;
.20 69 .2V4
AMER. AS.S'N.
W.L.Pct
Minneapolis 73 40 .filfl
Boston ... 69 32 . 6X3
W'sh'ngt'n 63 88 .624
Phila 68 41 .696
Columbus.. 71 42 .6
Toledo .... IS 43 .617
Kan. City 55 58 .1X7
St. Poul . 62 64 . 448
Milwaukeo 4S 63 .4:3
Louisville. 44 69 .KS9
Indianap'lis 42 75 .359
MINK LEAGUE.
Chicago . . 50 48 .5101
Detroit ... 5ft 62 .4901
Claveland. 45 55 . 450
New York 32 64 .333
St. Louis. 31 6 .313
NEB. LEAGUE.
W.L.Pct.
Fremont... 64 81 .5971
Hastings . 41 3. .513!
Columbus ..39 36 .5201
W.L.Pet.
Falls
City.. 46 30 .605
Auburn
,43 33 .566
43 33 .566
,35 39 .473
,33 42 .7,0
Neb. City..
Kearney ..42 35 .5451
Seward 41 S5 .639
G. Island... 39 37 ,613
York 31 42 .425
Beatrice ...
Humboldt .
Hiawatha ,
.26 49 .3-17
Superior ...24 51 .320
Yesterday' Ilesnlts.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Omaha, 7-1; Lincoln, 10-9.
jues Moines, v-i; oenver, a-u.
Sioux City, 9-0; Topeka, 6-1.
St. Joseph, 5; Wicnita, 8.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Boston, 8; Cleveland, 6.
'New--York. 1; Detroit, 4.
, Washington, 3; .Chicago, 2.
Philadelphia, 8; .St. Louis S.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Milwaukee, 3: Indianapolis, 6.
St. Paul. 3-s! Columbus, 13-4.
J Minneapolis, 6-0; Louisville, 4-2.
.Kansas City, 10-1; Toledo, 6-7.
NEBRASKA STATE LEAGUE.
Columbus, 6; Fremont, 10.
, - . tiamea Today..
Western League Omaha at Lincoln, Des
Moines at Denver, Sioux City at Topeka,
St. Joseph at Wichita.
National League Cincinnati at Boston,
St. Louis at Brooklyn. Pittsburgh at 'New
York. Chicago at Philadelphia.
American League Boston at Cleveland,
New York at Detroit, Washington at Chi,
cago, Philadelphia at St. Louis.
American Association .Milwaukee at
IndlanaRolls, St. Paul at Columbus,
Minneanolls tit Louinvilln. Kannn Pitv lit
Toledo. I
Nebraska State League Hastings at
York. Seward at Superior, Columbus at
Fremont, Grand Island at Kearney.
Mink League Nebraska City at Falls
City, Beatrice at Auburn, Humboldt at
Hiawatha. ; -
ST. ANDREW'S NET MEN WIN
Take Four Points Out of Five from
: Country Club League Squad.
BALBACH DRUBBED BY KELLER
Three Sets, with Total of Thirtj-Six
Games, Acquired to Decide Best
' ' Contest of Afternoon
Play.
St. Andrew's tennis squad trimmed the
Country club in good fashion Saturday
afternoon as part of the City Tennis
league. Beriss on the Country club courts,
taking four points out of a possible five.
Two of the singles matches and tho only
doubles match played were won by the St.
Andrews racqueters.
In' tho feature match of the afternoo.i,
Keller of the Country club, drubbed Bal
bach of St. Andrew's, three Fets, sum
ming up thirty-six games being required.
Score, 7-5, 5 7, 7-5.
.'Following aro tlie scores:
. . SIXQLES.
F. -LVTyner. St. Andrew's, uaat Robert
Howe, Country club, 6-4, 8-6.
8adlw, St. Andrew's beat Tukey, Country-club,
H-2, 7-6.
Keller, Country club, beat Balbach, fe't.
Andrew's, 7-5. 6-7. 7-5. , .
- IXjUBLKo.
Sadler and Balbach, St. Andrew's, beat
Howey and Tnxey. Country club, 6-1, 6-3.
PRAIRIE PARK WINS EASE?
Rod and Can Men I.bse Five Singles
- and AH Doubles.
On the Prairlo Park courts tho PraiHe
Park tentils crew walked away from the
Bod and Gun club by winning five of the
singles matches and -tlie entire trio of
doubles events, scoring a total of eleven
points. ,
Thirty-five-gamts. were played before
R. B. Wright triumphed over the doughty
Al Hansen of the Rod and Gun club, tho
score by sets ending, 2-0. 11-9, 6-1. The
second frame was .unusually hard fought
and nearly- every game went to deuce.
Wright used a tpecdy "hook" serve to
good advantage at times, while Hansen
demonstrated his lobbing ability fre
quently. Following are the. scores:
SINGLES.
t R. , B. ' Wright. Prairie Park, bent Al
Hansen, Rod and Gun club, 2-s, 11-9, 6-1.
U. E. Pennison. Prnlrio Fark, beat D.
MeCormii k. Rod and Gun club. 0-4, 6-4.
Ralph Zimmerman, Prahie Park, beat
Harold McCormlck, Rod and Gun club.
6-3. 6 2.
C. Younger, Prairie Park, beat W.
Wharton, Rod and Gun dub, 2-6, 8-6. 10-8.
E. Huirhes. Rod and Gun club, beat W.
Harris. Prairie Park, 6-3, 4-6, 6-4.i
Clarence t?hary, P.-airie Park, beat A.
Bowes, Rod and Gun club, 6-4, 6-7, 7-5.
JX1UBLES.
Wriglit and Penniwn, Prairie Park,
beat Hansen and Wharton, Rod and
Gun club, 6-L,6-0. '
Zimmerman and Younger, Prairie
Park,, heat McCornilck brothers. Rod and
Gun club. 6-2,' 6-3.
Shary and Harris, Prairie Park, beat
Hughes and Bowes, Rod- and Gun club,
6-2. 4-0. 2-l. .
.Chlled on account of darkness at end
of third game.
, Key to the Situation Bee Advertising.
o
0
1
5, 1912.
-
H00S1ERS PICK IIP ANOTHER
Get to Slapnicka in Sixth and Score
Four Runs.
POOR WORK DONE IN FIELD
Brewers Exert Themselves, Bat Are
Unable to Stein Tide Colnm
hns Wins Doable-Header
from Snints.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind.. Aug. 4.Indian
apolia got to' Slapnicka in the sixth, and
with some poor work In tho field, gave
the home team another victory over
Milwaukee in the present series. Vachs'
catch of a fly to the center field fence
was tho feature. Score:
INDIANAPOLIS. MILWAUKEE.
AB.H.O.A.E. AB.H.O.A.E.
Woodruff. If. 4 1 1 0 OUebold, cf.. 5 8 3 0 1
O'Leary, an.. 4 14 2 OCbarles, 2b,. 4 0 2 1 1
McCarty, rf . 4 . 1 0 0 ORandall, rf.. 4 2 2 0 0
Vmch, cf.... 3 2 3 0 IChappelle, 113 1 1 0 0
Ingerton, 3b. 2 0 1 1 (ijonea ,1b.... 3 18 0 0
Hunter, lb. ,4 1 10 0 1 Clark, Sb.... 4 0 0 5 1
William, 2b 4 2 8 4 0J. Lewti, as. 4 0 4 2 1
Clark, e 2 1 5 J 2Hiihea c.,,8 1 2 4 1
Vert, p 3 0 0 2 C Slapnicka. p 3 0 2 3 0
Marlon, p... 0 0 0 0 0
Totals 30 27 11 4SctaaIk 1 0 0 0 0
t
' totals. .....34 8 24 15 5
Batted for Marlon in the ninth.
Indianapolis ...... 0 1 0 1 0 4 0 0 6
Milwaukee 1 0 0.0 0 0 0 2 .03
Two-base hits: Llebold, Jones. ITufthes.
Passed ball: Clarke. Bases on halls: Off
Merz. 3; off Slapnicka, 2. Struck out: Uv
Merz, 6; by Slapnicka, , Hits: Off
Slapnicka, 6 in six innings; off Mnrion,
: in two innings. Double play: .1. Lewis
to Jones. Stolen bases: Randall. Veach.
.Sacrifice hits: Charles, Jnwrton. Left
tn bases: Indianapolis, 5; Milwaukee. 8.
Time: 2:00. Umpires: Bierhalter and Con
nolly. Millers Split With Colonel.
LOUISVILLE. Ky., Aug. 4.-Louisvllle
and Minneapolis split even In a double
header today, the visitors winning the
first game, 6 to 4. and the locals the
second, 2 to 0. Errors cost Louisville the
first game as G. ' Loudermllk allowed
only three hits and had things his own
way until the ninth inning, when errors
by Davis and Burke got the visitors
four runs. Toney allowed but one hit
in the second contest and won In an easy
manner. First Baseman Davis was today
given his unconditional release. Score,
first game:
.LOUISVILLE. MINNEAPOLIS. -
AB.H.O.A.E.. AB.H.O.A.E.
Buc1'. 4 1 l o OClymer. cf... 4 0 (I 0 0
Meloan, rf.. 4 12 0 OAltlzer, m... 4 0 4 S 2
Stanabury, If 4 1 2 0 OWllllama. tb 3 0 3 S O
Hulawltt, 2b. 4 1 2 3 ORoaaraan. rf. 4 13 0 0
Burke, 8b...4 2 2 0 lKlllifer 8b.. 3 0 2 2 l
B'umlller. as 2 1 1 6 1 beleharity. If 3 0 0 0 0
Davis, lb.... 4 18 0 1011), 3b 4 17 0 0
Pearce. C... 4 2 9 1 0 Owens, c.... 4 0 8 2 0
G.L'mllk, p. 4 0 0 0 OWaddolI, p.. 0 0 0 1 0
Moaklman.. 1 0 0 0 OUebhardt, p3 10 1 0
Unslaub, If. 0 0 0 0 0
Tntalr 33 10 27 9 SYoung.. p.... 0 0 0 0 0
Ferrla 0 0 0 0 0
Totals..'.... 32 3 27 13 3
Batted for Mcloan in the ninth.
Batted for Delahanty In the ninth.
Louisville 11000002 0-4
Minneapolis o;o 0 1 0 0 0 1 46
Smitlce fly; Stansbury. Sacrifice
hit: Beaumiller. Two-base hit. Pearce.
Three-base hit: Beaumiller. Stolen bases:
Davis (2). Altizer (2), Clymer (2), Young.
Double play: Williams to Altizer to Gill.
Bases on balls: Off G. Loudermilk, 5;
off Waddell, 1; off Young, 1. Left on
bases: Louisville, 8; Minneapolis, 5. Hit
by pitched ball: By G. Loudermllk, Cly
mer. Hits: Off Waddell, 6 in one and
one-third innings; off Lelbhardt, 4 in
six and two-thids -innings; off Young,
none In one inning.1 Struck out: By O.
Loudermilk, 9; by Waddell, 3; by Licb
hardt, 6. Time: 2:06. Umpire: Irwin.
, Score, second game:
LOUISVILLE. c MINNEAPOLIS,
t, v . A? H O.A E. AB.H.O.A.E.
Burcb. cf.... 3 110 OClymer, cf.. 4 14 0 0
. ""k' r,',;1 ' 3 0 OA""'. . 2 0 3 0 o
Stansbury, If 4 1 o 0 Williams. 2b 4 0 2 4 0
Hulawltt. 2b. 3 2 2 3 ORoiaman, rf. 4 0 1 0 0
........ , i v u uKiiurer, 8b.. 4 0 0 2
uugr. s ji 3 OPelebanty, If 2 0
B'umlller, aa 3 2 1 .1 lFerrla. If.... 1 0
Fisher, lb... 3 0 8 0 lain, lb... .. 1 0
0 4 oo
too
8 0 0
uuuwir. c. .. a u z n AA.... an.
Toney, P.. .8 o O S OOlmsteaJ. p. 3 0-0 3
o
0
Tot"1" 2 7 27 18 2 Totals.. . ...28 "l 24 12 0
Louisville 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 2
Minneapolis 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00
Two-base hit: Stansbury. Three-base
hits: Altizer, Hulawltt, GUI. Bases on
balls: Off Toney, 3; off Olmstead, 2.
Left on bases: Louisville, 4: Minneapolis -5.
Hit by pitched ball.. . By Toney, Gill.
Struck out: By Toney, 3; by Olmstead,
1. Passed ball: Owens.' Time: 1:35.
Umpire: Irwin.
Another Game Added
to Armour's String
The Armours defeated the Ad v'os yes
terday at Armour park. ; The game waa
a pitchers' battle, with Mason having the
better of It, although both teams backed
them up In fine style. . .The, features,
aBlde from the. pitching were; Graves'
and Feltman's two-base hits, Bowley's
playing at short and the work of Graves,
McGrath, Nelson, Jelen, Ryan,' Miller
and Corcoran. The Armours have won
eighteen of the twenty-two game's played.
Score;. ' ' .
AKMOUR3. , ADVOS.
AB.H.O.A.E. AB.H.O.A.E.'
Jelen. 2b.... 4 t 1 ( OKeltman, 'cf. 4 1 2 0 0
Nelaon. aa... 2 1 1.3 OCarmody, 2b 4 0 0 0 1
Corcoran, 3b 2 0 0, 3 . IBowleyi . . 4 0 2 3 0
Uravea, cf... 8 1 2.0 OMeUrath. lb. 3 0 10 A 1
Hlatt. rf.... 3 0 1 0 ' OHnlleniier, If 3 0 1 10
Hyan. lb.... 3 lit 1 Klanagau. rf 3 0 O'O 0
Hydock. It. J M 0 OProbat, 2b... 3 0 1 3 0
Miller, e.... 8 1 6. 1 Oi"oe.-c 8 1 8 S 0
Mmou, p.... 3 0 0 6 0 Baker, p 3 0 0 0 0
Totals 27 3 27 14 3 Totali 30 'a 24 8
Advos '0 0 O'O 0 0 0 0 00
Armours 0 0 10 0 0 0 t) 1
Earned run: Armours. 1. Two-base
Mt: U-aves. Feltman. Bases on balls:
Off Baker. 1. Struck out: Bv Baker. 10;
by Mason, 4. Ift on base?: Armours.
3: Advos, 2. Wild piteh: Hiker. Time:
1:30. Umpires: Reaxan and GUIen.
Plckrel Wins -rons yirth. '
BEATRICE, Neb.. Aug., 4.-Speci'.)-At
the Modern Woodmen ' picnic held at
Firth yesterday. Pickrell defeated the
Firth ball team by the score of 6, to 2.
Booth of Pickrell - made a noma run In
the seventh inning. Score: .. R.H.E.
Firth 2 3 3
Pickrell '........ .... 5 2 2
Batteries: Darwan and W'ilk-t;' Blood
good and Booth, , ..... . .. . . .
Drawn for The Bee
FREMONT BLANKS COLUMBUS
Justus Out of Form and Pathfinders
' it Him All Over Field.
WICKS RELIEVES HIM TOO-lATE
Pawnees Fall to Bunch Hits, King
dom Holding: Them With Ease
Worst Defeat In Local
History. ,
FREMONT, ; Neb., Aug. 4. (Special
Telegram.) The Pathfinders defeated
Columbus this afternoon by a score if
10 to 0, the worst defeat a team ever re
ceived on the local grounds. Justus was
wild and his pitching was poor. In the
first inning Fremont batted all around
arid nearly" half a second time. Wicks
was called in and pitched good ball, but
tho, Pawnees couldn't bunch hits. King
don pitched a great game. Score: R.H.E.
Columbus ..0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 4 5
Fremont ....8 0 2 0 0' 0 0 0 10 5 I
Batteries: Justus, Wicks and Smith;
Kingdon, Neff and Bohner.
Grand Circuit Races
Again at Pittsburgh
PITTSBURGH, Pa., Aug. 4,-For the
first time In a score, of years the grand
circuit trotting meet w 11 be held in this
city, beginning tomorow arid continuing
through Friday. The craem of the coun
try's best horses will bs seen in the various-races.
The track Is on Brunot's
Island,, a 150-acre tract in the Ohio river
less than one mile below the confluence
of the Alleghney and Monongahela rivers.
Thousands of dollars have been expended
In 'preparation for the meot and special
lines of river boats trolley cars and
ferry service- have been arranged.
Chief ' attraction for tomorrow ' will be
the Matron Stake for 3-year-old trotters,
the estimated value of which $10,000. At
least fifteen horses are expected to face
the starter. The Pennsylvania stake on
Wednesday is - equally well favored in
entries . of 2:10 trotters. The stake is
$5,000. , Tho total value of the professional
drivers stake will be $3,200.
The resumption of horses racing, on
a grand cicuit track here Is a subject
of reminiscence of 100 of eastern horse
men. A score of years ago the Home
wood track in . this city ( was famous
throughout the orse world and many
Important events were carded.
Maud S., driven by Frank Blair, showed
the. world In the ; meet of 1S83, that a
mile could be. trotted; in less than 2:11
and 'the mare' was marked at 2:1014, a
record looked upon as marvelous in those
days. Hal Pointer In 1893 paced away
from a field and lowered his record to
2:08, . his .driver, Edward Geors, receiv
ing ; a remarkable ovation. It was . on
the i Homewood. track, too, that Globe,
Ju'stina and .Belle Hamlin,, three famous
trotters, ' were" hitched' together and
trotted ah- exhibition mi!e In ' 1892, the
firsMime Buch a thing Has known. Later
Globe and Belle Hamlin as a pair sot
a record of 2:124. .
; In July, 1S93,' the club house, stables and
stands were burned and never rebuilt.
The site of . the -old track today is a
thickly populated section of tho city.
Ii
International' Lenirue.
At Jersey City:'
Jersey City
Rochester .'..'.....',
At Montreal;
Newark
Montreal
R.II.E.
...0 -7 2
...2 5 2
R.H.E.
...G 1 8
...8 13 2
Crystals Ueut Florence Cnba.
By hard slugging the Crystal Candy
company defeated the Florence Cubs. 15
to 8;.yesterday afternoon. Score: I1.H.E.
Crystals 2 0 4 2 0 1 0 3 3-15 21 4
Florence 0 2 0 4 0'2 u 0 0 8 14 7
01d Ase encourages healtn 1 1
III" I Wl WffiwTl - and strength It has just 1 1
f lllll l ifflf. imm'' ' tlie riht goodness to please 1 1
! j W$C ' Aber Bottle l
' 1 ll! lit JkVJI'c caUJes,J?(l.."As9 t0 "tain ita II
Jill LJUs. tW&tffJl- onglnsJ delicacy and sparkling
irdsiiLjia! rSS T?PV- I'rWr' effervescence. . II
lfJWWF Family trade supplied by? 1 1
' Y nfX3K 1 ' M? J South 868. II
' 5 ciJLTwf Wfy&yh Omaiw--xio r. nam, isa II
' T 1oas . IMS. ' I I
OijH ' plfrC- fi-i oloaos'bab, 1
tjifj Sil ill lrW 1819 8 6th St. . 1 1
Fs "?C4 W ll AV- V Phons 3633. II
rM VyY m 1 JetterBrew- ll
by "Bud" Fisher ,
CHAMBERS NEAR HIS RECORD
Hard Luck Prevents Bis . Making?
: ; Seventy-One at Field Club.
- .... :-. '.;.' ' ft
r AT TO TH-nTT WSflW 'TUTl'MTV TTTT
;.-t..'V. . :
Sam Reynolds, 1012 State Champion,
Plays Star (iame Sixteen dual- f
ify for Championship
, . of Club. ,
. W.- N. Chambers triedhard to break
his 1912 record for the Field club course
Saturday afternoon, and but for some
hard luck In putting would have finished
with a, card of 71. As it was, he came
in with a tab of 75, which is exceedingly
good golf for. eighteen holes in Omaha.
The first round of the qualifying flight
for- tlie' 1912 club championship was
played yesterday,' about sixty golfers -v
taking part. Medal play handicap pre-
vailed with sixteen qualifying. , '
Chambers' played dandy golf during tlie
afternoon and up ,', to the , levehth
hole succeeded in : smashing bogjy and
par at will. He took a five n the
eleventh, which Is . one. over the little
"colonel." " After bunkering on twelve he
needed a four and by the time he had fin
ished the fourteenth had checked up six
strokes,', his only bad hole. Chambers
nubbed an- easy drive on th4) seventeenth,
but recovered the advantage by a clever
approach shot and then, to cap the
climax, he holed a twenty-foet putt.
Sam Reynolds, 1912 state t champion,
played a stellar game and turned in a
card of SO.
Following are the qualifying scores:
W. N. Chambers 75 Harold Johnson.. K?
Sam Reynolds.... 80j J. B. Lindsuy.... 83
James Allen....'.. 81 Jack Sharp 85
Jack Hughes 82 j H. C. Sumney.... 87
S. Dougnerty 8J A. O. NichoiB 87
Frank Hale 82 1. J. Baird 87
James Blakeney.. 83 D. V. Sholes,.. 88
m. w. Liauouceur ih w. hi. faimaiier.. sa
GAINES IN OLD TIME FORM
Tops List, with Fonr Vp, In Country
Clnb Handicap.
F. H. Gaines, former state golf cham
pion, showed his ability to "come back"
on the Country club links Saturday after
noon, when he topped the list with a
card of 4 up in a handicap match play
against bogey contest. Twenty ijolfcrs
competed.
John Redick and J. H. Butler iiualified
by finishing all even, while Francis
Gaines, W. J. Foye, E. II. Sprague and
E. M. Fairfield tied with cards of 1 down
for the fourth qualifying placn.
Following are the handicaps and scores;
J. H. Butler, .6, even.
J. A. McShnne, 9, 3 down.
J. S. Brady, 5, 2 down.
F. J. Burkley, 6, 6 down.
Francis Gaines, 4, 1 down.
John W. Redick, 1,. even. ' , .
Ralph Peters, 2, 4 down.
A. A. McClure, 3, 2 down.
W. J. Foye, 0, 1 down.
F. H. Gaines, 0. i up.
E. H. Sprague, 1, 1 down.
. J. P. Magee, 0, 3 down.
J. B. Rahm, 1, 6 down.
A. V. Klnsler, 1, 2 down.
E. M. Fairfield, 4, 1 down.
G. W. Wattles, ft, 6 down.
I. A. Coles, 4, 2 down.
A. L. Reed, 8, 4 down.
C. B. Keller. 9, 4 down.
Blalno Young, 0, 4 down
Orleans Defeats Bloom
ORLEANS, Neb.. Aug. -(Sppci-U )
By bunching their hits in the eighth it'
ning the Orleans Athletics again downed
Bloomington. Kirklsnd pitched la ereat
sam.e:UnUI ll wakened in the eighth
Bloomington 0 0200000 oB'Hk'
Orleans ..... 00000 0 u 5"il! g :
Batteries: Bloomington, Klrkland and
Long; Orleans, Short, Brown and Car
The Persistent anft judicious Use o'
Newspaper Advertising is the Road t
Business Success. ' ,
1
)
J
1.
J