THE BEK: OMAHA, MONDAY, AUGUST 19, 1912.
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HOME TEAM CHALKS UP TWO
Exciting Doable-Header ii Flayed at
Rourke Park Sunday.
ELEVENTH HOTJE RALLY WINS
When the Rroakes Go to Bat la the
:,;-,Mh Inning; the Game Is Tied,
. Fonr to Four, and Justice
Scores Wlnlug lloa. -
- McDonald's poor throw of Thoinaaon's
"basy (rounder In the ninth inning fave
pmaha the lecond game of a double
header yesterday, by a 6 to 4 score after
the Rourkes had romped off wilh the
nrst game to the melody of E to 1
! The second game wa tied, 4 to 4, when
Jthe Rourkes came to bat In the ninth
inning. Justice drew a pass and went to
neoond on Coyle'a sacrifice hit Thpma-
on came next and sent an easy one to
McDonald, who made a perfect atop, but
a poor throw to Billlnga at first The
paJl went into the bleachers and Justice
galloped home with the winning run.
Both games were highly Interesting, es
peclally the second. Hall had , little
DUDie who tne Haws in the first, re
gardlesa of the fact that five errors were
Piled up behind him. However, he was
tmyer In danger and pitched a great
game. The Rourkes took the lead In the
first inning on a single, a sacrifice and
a wild pitch. In the second a walk and
two hits brought in another. Topeka got
one In the sixth on two hits and two
errors. Tile Rurkea, however, got an
other in the sixth, and put the game on
ice in the seventh with two runs.
1 ' . Fun-ate la fine nattle.
' Jack Fugate wag chosen to go on the
firing line in the ' second game, and
Cockreham was sent in by Del Gear.
Fugate pitched a great game and should
have won hands down, but two hits and
two errors in the third gave the Kaws
three runs. The Omaha boys came back
strong and piled up four in their half
of the inning.
Before and after the third Fugate was
Invincible. He had the boys from Kansas
breaking their backs reaching for Ma
mysterious benders and before the end
Of the game had sent thirteen of his
former teammates to the bench over the
strikeout route. He gave but seven hits
and kept these well scattered.
i A lightning-like .double robbed Omaha
M runs in the second inning of the latter
lame. Schlpke was on second and Bills
pa first when Arbogast sent an easy one
Cockreham who threw to McDonald
letting Bchlpke on third. McDonald
loubled Arby at first
Another double in the seventh prevented
tmaha from scoring. The bases were
pai and one out Schlpke sent a hot one
o Walsh who got Kane at second and
en doubled "Skipper" at first.
Walsh, lb...;...
Lee. if.;
Clear, rf
Gardner, it
Billings, lb....
Topeka la the Lead,
t Topeka took the lead in the second
tame )a the third. Smith landed Mfe on
fustloe'i error and went to third on
pockreham'i single to right Bashing
lent one to Klehoff who threw wim t
fcane and Smith scored, Cockreham going
to third. Lee walked. Gear singled scor
ln Cookmham and Bashang.
I Omaha went one better In the same In
sing. ' Fugate singled to left Coyle
talked. Thomason singled, scoring Fu
ratej Coyle going to third. Kane doubled
coring Coyle and Thomason. Nlehoff
tingled and Kane scored,
j The Kaws tied it in the eighth. Le
talked and scored on soar's double. In
he ninth Justloe walked. Coyle sacrl
Iced, Thomason rolled one to McDonald
Who threw wild to first and Justice
icored. Score, first game:
First game
I , OKAIIA.
;. ab. ft ii,
uttlce. ss. , ,. 4 1 1
urie n,
ha on, c 4
ane, lb, ............ t
Ihomason. ct ...... i.
Mxhoff. b. 4
una, .it. J
iall- p ,. 1
1 1
1 0
s
Totals
m I i n ii s
TOPEKA.
AB. R. H,
6 0 1
kahang. rf. ,
ivalsh, 3b, 4 0
If. It ............. a; I
f inr, er. ............ 4 0
Hlidner, lb. ........ 10
UcUonald, sb 4 O
UUngs, c .......... 4 o
pale. ss. ..... s 0
uilivao, p. ........ 4 e
A. K.
0 0
0 -5
0 !
Totals ......... 33 1 7 J4 u
fmaha
Huns 1 1 I M 1 t
H1U t It 1 I
iJuns 0 0 0 0 0 1' 0 0 0-1
iUts 10 1 1 0 3 0 0 1-
Two-base hltst Bill. Johnson. Double
!y I McDonald to Walsh to Ordnr.
Hit bV IlitCtMMl bll: k'.n. W,A
ulllvan. fasted balls. Johnson, BU
lng. Bases on balls! Otf Hall. I; off
fudvan, i. Ptruck out! By Hall, 4; by
lulllvait. 1 Htoentiaeu Kanr, Thoma
Ipn, Valih, Lee. Eattlflce hits: Justice.
(V'!e (j), Hal, (2), Nage. Left on bate:
utaha, 11; lopeka, !. Times 1:0. Um
nfisi McGinme and Meyer,
f Score, second game!
OMAHA.
AB.R
.41
.31
.41
.3 1
.40
. t 0
Standing of Teams
WEST LEAGUE. I NAT. LEAGUE.
' W.L.Pct.1 I W.T.Pct
Denver ..,. 61 .675! New York. .75 31 .70S
fete Joseph..4 5? .647! Chicago ....71 38 .52
Omaha ....fie 64 . 6501
les JMoInes61 & "l
Sioux CUy.W SS ,60ft
i-incoin ...67 61 .4S5i
Wichita ...6l.47
Topeka ....41 77 .347
AMERICAN.
W.L.Pct.
Boston ....77 85 .6,
Waatt 6 44 .611
Phlla. tf7 44 .MM
Chicago ...EiTM .4"u
Detroit ....66 80 .4781
Cleveland .61 81
New Tork 3 72 .5
St. Louis ..36 74 .:
NEB. LEAGUE.
Pittsburgh .So 41 .613
'illa 62 66 .486
Cincinnati .62 60.468
St. IiOuis....49 62 .441
Brooklyn ..39 71 .856
Boston 31 77 .287
AM EH. LEAGUE.
W.L.p0t.
Chapman, c.
Sage, p
MoAdams, p.
Totals ....
W.LPct
Fremont ...61 S m
Hastings ...62 3 .071
Kearney ...61 39 .667
Seward 46 44 .611
(J. Island. ..45 43 .611
Cnluinbus ,,.82 47 ,686
Mlnn'pwlls ..81 47 . 638
iwetio ..,..77 40 .611
Kan. City.. .83 88 ,4W
Milwaukee,' 80 65 .480
ft. .I'aul 80 72.451
lulsvllU ..47 81 f
II Inl'nii'lls ..44 87 ,8J4
MINK LEAGUE.
W.UPrt.
Neb. aty...61 38 .686
Falls Clty...6l 87 .580
Auburn 48 39 .662
Beatrice ... 40 46 .466
Humboldt ..40 47 . 40
Kenworthy. 2b.
Gllmore, If. ...
Cassldy, rf. ...
Beall, cf.
Qulllln. 3b. ...
Coffey, ss.
Llndsey, lb. ...
Block, c.
Ritmey, p.
Harris, p.
Leonard, p. ...
.Totals ,
Denver
Sioux City, ,
Two-base hits
Llndey,
Cassldy,
.... 38 7
DENVER.
AB. K.
. 6 1
, 6
. 4
. 4 '
. 4
. 6
, 4
. 6
, 1
, 2
1
13 27 , 13
1
0
'2
1
1
1
1
0
1
0
O. A. E.
3 2
0
0
0
0
0
3
0
41 f 16 27
0 0 a 0 7 0 0 0 0-9
OQ8OO003 1-7
McAdams. Beall (21.
Kenwortny. Three-base hit
Sacnrice hits: Andreas, Cns
Columbus ,.44 48 .roof Hiawatha ..31 68 .836
Tork 84 63 .39!
Superior ...31 67 .3621 ,
Yesterday's llesaHs.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Topeka,. 1-4; Omaha, 6-5..
Denver, 9; Sioux City, 7.
Wichita, 4; tit. Joseph, 10.
Des Moines, 6-6; Lincoln, . 11-14.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Philadelphia, 10-1: Chicago, 6-5.
Nev Tork, 11; St. Louis, 1. ;
Boreton, 6; Cincinnati, 4. '
, AMERICAN A-8SOCIATION.
Indianapolis, 8; Milwaukee, ,5.
Toledo, 1-2; St. Taul, 0-3.
Columbus, 1-1; Minneapolis, 8-6.
Louisville. 6-6; Kansat City 1-0 (second
called end fifth).
Games Today.
Western League Topeka at Omaha.
Joseph, Des Moines at Lincoln.
SOUTHAMPTON, L. I., N. Y., Aug. 18.
National League-Philadelphia at Chi
cago, New York at St. Louis, Boston
at Cincinnati, Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
American League Chicago at Philadel
phia, Detroit at Boston. St. Louis at
New York, Cleveland at Woshlngton.
American Association Columbus at St
Paul, Toledo at Minneapolis, . Ir.d'.an
apolls at Kansas City. Louisville at Mil-
waukee.
Nebraska 8tate eLaeus Kearney at
Fremont, Grand Island at Columbus,
Hastlmu at Superior. Seward at York.
Mink League Hiawatha at Nebraska
City, Auburn at Beatrice, Humboldt at
r a.is city.
nay. Harris. Stolen bases: Beall, Oil-
more. LFouoie piays: Lyncn to French,
lonard to Block to Llndsey. . Left on
Bases: moux city, 19; Denver, 11. Hits:
Off Ramey, 4 In two and one-third in
nings; off Harris, 6 In four and two
thtrds Innings: off Saee. 9 In four and
two-thirds Innings; off Leonard, 3 In one
ana iwo-mtras mnines: off UcJtiiamn 7
in iour ana one-tnira innings. Bases on
balls: Off Sage, 2; off McAdams, 1; off
Ramey, 8; off Harris. 8; off Leonard, L
Struck out: By Sage, 4; by McAdams,
I; by Ramey, 2; by Harris, 1; by Leonard,
3. Passed ball: Block. Hit by pitched
ball: . Myers, Gllmore, Llndsey. Time:
2:50. Umpires: Johnson and O'Tooie.,
LINCOLN WIXS TWO GAMES
Captures Blegglag Matches from the
Des Molaea Clmb.
LINCOLN, Neb., Aug. 18,-Llncoln won
two games from Des Moines today, both
lugging matches, the first by a score of
11 to.A-f nd ! hd: by 14 to 8. In
the third Inning of the second game,
Lincoln, made eleven hits for ten runs off
Douglass and Rogge, Stratton and Berg
hammer batting safely twice in the one
Inning. Umpire Haskell was struck in
the breast by a foul tip and so badly In
jured that he . was taken to a hospital.
Score, first game: ,
. LINCOLN.
. AB. R. H
tsergnammer, ss. ., 6 1 l
Lioyd, 2b 6
Cobb, rf.
McCormlck, If.
Cole, cf
Barbeaur, 3b. .
Mullen, lb.
Stratton, c. ...
Mogrldge, p. ...
Tuckey
Smith, p.
O. A. E.
0 10
3
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
16
0
0
. 0
GIANTS TIGHTEN THEIR LEAD
Win from St. Louis Cardinals By a
One Sided Score.
BUN WILD , ON THE BASES
Score Might Have Been Larger, Bat
for the Chances the New York :
Players took la Steal
. Ins; Bases.
.... 4
.... t
.... S
... a
.... 8
McDonald, 8b 4
Smith, o 4
Nagle. ss 4
Cockreham, . p S
Reynolds, p I
1
9
0
0
0
1
0
j
I
111
1 25 U
Totals ...... .,,,37
One out when winning run was scored
Omaha '
Runs 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 1-6
Hits , 1 0 4 11111 0-11
Topeka .
Runs ,...,.,.....,.0 0 8 0 0 0 0 1 0-i
Hits 0 0 8 1 0 0 1 1 1-7
Two-base hits: Kane. Gear.. Double
piays: Cockreham to McDonald to Gard
ner; Nagle to Walsh to Billings. Hit by
pltohed ball: Nagle. Passed ball; Smith.
Wild pitch: Cockreham. Hits: Oif
Cockreham, S In thre innings; off Rey-
Off Fugate, 8; off Cockreham, 2; oft
neynoias, 4. utruck out: By Fugue, IS;
by Cockreham. 1: by Reynolds, i. Stolen
bases: Coyle. Thomason, Lee, Gear. Sac
rifice hits: Coyle, Mshuff. Left on bases:
Omaha, 8; Topeka, 9. Time; 1:00. Um
pires: Meyer and MoGlnnls.
. !;
ST, JOB WIM BY HBAVY HITTING
Takes Easy Game from Wichita by
PonndUa-the Ball Hard.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo.. Aug. U.-St Joseph
hit the ball hard today and won an easy
game from Wichita. 10 to 4. Score:
WICHITA.
AB. R. H.
4
A. E.
O.
Craig, k. 4 1, l . l 1 0
Mee, Sb.-cf. 4 0 1 4 0 0
navls. rf. 4 0 110 0
Koerner, lb. ......... 11.170 1
Callahan, ss. 4 11111
Hughes, 3b. 4 0 14 10
Franta, cf.-8o. 4 0 1 0 1
Wacob, c 8 0 14 10
C. Thomas, d. 1 0 0 0 1
Jackson, p. 1 0 0 0 0 0
Totals
n-in.. al
JAJTlliy. stU. 8
I'owell. if. C
Kelly, rt. ........... 6
Zwllllng. cf. ,. 4
Burton, lb. .......... 1
Weeterslll. lb. ...... 1
Mel like, ss. .......... 4
Uwssett 4
F. Thomas, p, 4
a 4
ST. JOSEiPH.
A& R. II
..12 1
Ml I
A.
10 15 27 U
1 0 0 0 0 1 0-4
Totals 88
Wichita 0 0
St. Joseph ....! 0 0 1 1 0 4 0 -10
Three-base hlta:' Belli v. Melnke. Tm.
base hits: Powell, Burton, Melnke, Cal
lahan. Koerner, Hughes. Sacrltfea hits:
Mee, Koerner (1), Rorton, Weatrail.
Stolen bene: WesterstU Ift on bases.
Wltfilta, 7; St Jowph, a Struck out: By
F. Thomas, 4: by C. Thomas. 1: by Jack.
son, 1. Bases on balls: Off F. Thomas,
2: ou u. x nomas. 1; on jackson, 1.
Hits: Off C Thomas. 6 in three and on.
third lnnlnn. Double plays: Hughes to
Koerner; Zwllllng to Meinke. Time: 1:61.
Umpires: Flynn and Knapp.
GRIZZLIES LAND ON SAGE HARD
Jupitlce, es...
foyle, rf
I nemason, cf
lane, lb
;hipke, 21....,
f)rh.rf, 3b...
tWt, If
trfcufiasi, ...
filiate, p
Tola's ....
.H.
0
O. A. E.
0 11
0
0 0
.31 5
' r TOPEKA.
AB.R
'Ullg, U, M. 1
10
O.
1
A. E.
1- 0
Urlre the sloaz City Ptteher frwm
the Bes aad Wis, ,
x sioux crrr. is,. Aug. u.-imw
batted Sage from the W In the fifth and
won a slugilng contest from Sioux City,
The locals had no trmible in filling the
basea. but could not hit in the pinches.
Score: ,
SIOUX CITY.
a R, H. a A. .
Clarke, of. ........ 4 0,0 0,1 0
Lynch, rf. I ' 1 1 1 1 0
Myers, If. 6 4 1 0 0 0
Tcnnant lb, 4 1 1 11 0 0
Evans, Sb. ..! 5 1 11 0 1
French, as. 4 113 8 0
Andreas, 2b. 1. .1 ; 1 f . . 0
Totals 40 11 is 37
DES MOINES.
AB. R. H. O.
5 1! 1
Curtis, cf.
Hahnrf, rf. I
Korres, ss I
Wettel, If
Clalre.lb. -Ira I
Morris, 2b. , ,., 1
Choulnard, 2b. ..... 1
McGraw, lb.-o. 6
Ulatowskl, c ! ,
'Leonard 1
Fabar, p. 3
1 1
1 0 1
111
I I I
0 0
1 ' 1
1 1
0 1
1 1
0
0
4
0
1
1
I
0
0
0
0
: 11 24 10
Totals 28
Batted for Ulatowskl in eighth.
-uan ior mognuge in third.
Lincoln I 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 U
Des Moines 0 400 0. 1000 6
Home run: Faber. Three-base hit:
Lloyd. Two-base hits. Lloyd, Cobb, Cole.
BarboUr, Mogrldge. Stolen bases; Hahn,
Claire (2, Uiatouskt (2). Left on bases:
Lincoln, 9: Pes Moines, 10. . Struck out:
By Mogrldge. 6: by Smith. &: bv Feber.
2. Baws on balls: . Off Mogridse. 8: off
Smith, 3; off Faber, 4. Wild pltoH: SmltU.
Winning pitcher: Smith. Time: -2:26.
Umpire: Haskell. ; ; -
Thomas Gets Decision
Over- Frankie Conley
LOS ? ANGELES Aug. IS. -Harry
Thomas, the'Engllsh featherweight was
given the decision over Frankie Conly
of Kenosha at the end of their twenty-
round bout at vernon today. It was a
fierce, bloody fight throughout
Thomas forfeited his weight money by
refusing to weigh In. In the ring he ap
peared to be close to the lightweight
limit' while Conley said he weighed L9
pounds. Before the fight Referee Eaton
announced all bets off because Thomas
was overweight
Thomas far surpassed Conley In boxing
skill and soon bad the Kenosha lad's
face bleeding. Conley seemed to pay no
attention to the blows and bored in con
tinually. Round after round he rushed
the Englishman around the ring, taking
tour or five blows for the privilege of
getting In close.
At In-flghtlng Conley had ..the better
of Thomos and twice the Englishman
appeared groggy.' In the seventh Conley
knocked out one of Thomas' front teoth
with a left: . A gash, was opened over
Con)y's right eye and he bled profusely.
Of the twenty rounds Thomas had the
better of ten, Conley eight 11ml two were
even. ' 5 , , -
CHICAG0ANS TAKE HONORS
iN FLY-CASTING CONTESTS
CHICAGO,! Aug. ll-Cblcagoans today
again' took the lion's share of points at
the closing day of the fly casting tourn:
ament '
B. F. Flegel of Racine, Wis., who won
the trophy for distance casting with a
east of Z3X feet and six Inches,' was the
only man from an outalde city who fin
ished in the, front rank. . .. -
Carl McCarthy took ' the salmon fly
casting event with a mark of la feet
The half-ounoe accuracy bait easting 000-
test was won by R. C Nicholson, who
scored 1S.4 per cent' The accuracy fly
cast with eight and one-half-ounoe rods
was won by I. 1L Bellows, with 19 t-U.
It. B. Oarao won a loving cup for mak
ing the highest general average during
the meet '
' Persistent Advert! sing Is the -Road to
Kg Returns. . . ;
ST. LOUIS, Mo., Aug. 18,-New Tork
tightened Its hold on first place In the
National league when the locals lost to
the leaders.
' Marquard, who was knocked off the
rubber In his last game at Chicago came
back strong and kept the liome teams
hits well scattered, while his team mates
hit Geyer and Grlner to all parts of the
field. New York night have scored more
runs, but efforts of players to fatten
their base stealing averages by taking
unusual chances. Two singles and a sac
rlflce fly formed St ' Louts scoring com
bination. Doyle and Sncdgrass featured
with the bat. Score:
8T. LOUIS. NEW YORK.
AB.H.O.A.B. AH H O A R
Htifglns, Ib..4 0 18 OSndfr,..of,lb I 17 8 0
lUcas, If... 4 8 10 ODoyl. lb.. ..4 111
Mowrey, lb. .4 Oil dMcC'rm'k. id 1 1 II I
Koentcbjr, lb 4 14 0 1 Xarrty, If.. 1 8 0 1
Bring, rf... 1 18 1 iMerkls, lb.. 8 i I t I
Hsuur, M..4 1 t 0 lTkfore. cf... 8 1 4 0 0
Oakw, t....4 lift ffHerzoc, lb.. 51110
Wlnga, e....l 0 3 0 IMreri, .... 3 t 4 0 S
Bnjrder, e... 1 0 1 I CWllfcon. e.... I 1 I I 1
Oeycr, p.... 1 0 4 4 OFlatclMr. u..t 8 4 14
Grlmr, P... 4 1 OMsrauud. si 0 0 1
Smith 1 4 t 00bfr, lb... 1 110 4
SKtrby, p.... l l 0
ToUls ....13 '1 17 14 4 1-
, Totals ....11 15 17 11 1
'Batted for Geyer In the fifth.
New York 2 0 2 0 1 8 2 0 0-11
St. Louis 0 0 01 0 0 0 0 01
Two-baes hit: Doyle. Three-base hit:
Devore. . Sacrifice hits: Murray, Mar
quard. Sacrifice fly. Evans. Stolen
bases: Doyle. Muray, McCormlck.
Double play: Fletcher to Snodgrass. Hit
by pitched ball: By Grlner, Murray,
Marquard. Bases on balls: Off Geyer,
1; off Grlner, 2; of Marquard, 1. Struck
out: By Geyer, 1; by Marquard,; by
Grlner, 1. Hits: Off Gever. 10 In five
Innings; off Grlner, 5 to five Innings; off
Marquara, in eight innings; off Klrby,
2 In one Innnlng. Left on bases: St
Louis, ; New Tork, 8. Time: 1:55. Um
pires: Klem and Orth.
Boston Leads Reds.
CINCINNATI. O.. Alia- 18 Ttnatnn ,nn
from Cincinnati here today 5 to 4. Ben-
wn, .ron ana uicKBon were each hit
hard, but Humphreys and Tyler , were
elective, the latter allowing only one hit
during the final six innings. Score:
BOSTON. CINCINNATI. A
JL'.. AB.H.0.A.B.4 AB.H.O.A.E.
HeDoa'ld. lb I 0 4 8 OMcbsr, If. .4 1 4 4 4
Kirks, If... 8 1 1 1 OMarum, of. 5 18 4 4
SwnSy, lb 8 I i 4 liUobllti'l, lb 8 4 8 4 4
Jtekion, cf., 4 114 0fclltch.il, rt. 4 1 1 0 4
Titus, rf..., 4 t 1 0 OFh.Lan. lb.. 4 1 111
1 Devlla, lb.. 4 1 1 1 lOrsot. is.... 1 lifts
Brldn.ll, mill VEtmand, ss.. ft I 0 ft ft
fUrld.n, 4 ft 1 1 UEswi, 3b.... 1 114 1
Kroh, p t 14 1 oriarke. a... I 1 I I ft
kPlckwa. p.. ft ft ft ft OBentort, p.. ft ft ft ft ft
rrier, p I ft I I I'llumpbr'a. p 1 t ft 1 0
Hausw .... 1 ft ft ft 08v8il4 ,, 1 ft ft 0 ft
McLean ... 1 ft ft ft 0
Total 1811 I
Totals ....10 t 17 10 1
Batted for K oh in third.'
Battert for Giant In eighth.
Batted for Humphries In ninth. ,
Cincinnati 0 8 0 2 0 0 0 0 0-4
Hoston 4 1 0 0 0 0.0 0 0-5
Two-base hit: Klrke. Tluee-base.hits:
Jsweenev. Bildwell. Ifits: Off Benton.' 4
In one inning; off Humphries, 4 in eight
Innings: otf Ki-oh. 5 in two inirlnsrs: oif
tPickson, i In one Inning (none out lit
rourtn); otr Tyler, 1 in six innings.
stolen bases: Jakston. Marsans. Grant:
Kgan. Suorifice fly: Bescher.. Doubl3
piays: Bildweil to Sweeaev toDevlln:
Sweeney to Devlin; Tyler to Sweeney to
Devlin Left on bases: Boston, 6; Cin
cinnati, i. Oases on balls: Otf Kioh.
1; otf Dlckfon. 2: off Tyler. 4: off Hum-
Vhrles. 3. Strurk out: By Humuhrles. 3.
'lime: 2:07. Umpires? Flnneran and Rig-
. Cnbs Win and Lose.
CHICAGO, Aug. 18.-Phlladelphia set
Chicago back half a game behind New
Tork today by dividing a double header
with the local team while New York de
feated St. Louis.
The visitors won the first contest 10 to
, and lost the second. 1 to 5. The open
lng game was a wild affair in which the
visitors nit opportunely. ,
Cheney had everything his own way
in the second game, holding the Phidadeli
pmans to seven hits, no two ol which
came In the same inning. Rlxey was wild
and Chicago had little difficulty Hitting
when hits meant runs.
An overflow crowd witnessed the double
bill and ground rules were necessary,
making a hit Into the crowd good for two
bases. -
Paskert and Dooin got ttno argumnnta
with Umpire Owens In the first game
and were sent to the club house. . Score,
first game: . '-
CH1CAOO. PHILADELPHIA.
AB.UC.AB AB.U.O.A.B.
8hckar4, if. 1 ft I I OPaakert. cf. ft ft 1 ft ft
SeHulM. rf.. I 3 4 0 OR. illllar, rt 1 ft 1 ft
Ttnktr, as.. 1 ft 1 1 OLobart, lb.. 4 8 .1 1
Ztm'man. lb I 118 lllaiaa. If... 1 ft 4 ft 0
Leacb, cf... 1 ft 1 1 , OCraVb, rtof. 5 ft 1 0 ft
Hater, lb.... I 1 J O 'OUiderua, lb ft 8 8 1 ft
Brora, lb.... 4 1 I 1 OKasba, lb.. 8 t ft 8 ft
OotUr, e.... 1 ft 1 ft ODoolaa,- as.. 4 1 1 ft ft
Arebor, o.....l ft 1 ft IDooln, .... 1 1 1 ft 1
Smith, p.... 10 ft ft OKillifar, .. 8 1 4 ft ft
lTnilr, p 1 1 1 Ogaatoa. p... 1 ft ft 1 4
Roalbach. p. ft ft 4 4 Ceboltl p... ft ft ft ft V
W. Millar..! ft. ft ft OjRlaay, I....I I ft ft ft
Oood 1 4 4 4 4
Dowaay ...1 ft ft ft ft Tauls ....O ST 1
1. Wild pitch: geatoit. Timer
jmpires: Owen and Brennan.
Second fame:
CHICAGO. PHILADELPHIA.
AB. rf O A K. S V O H'aV
gheckard. It. 1 1 8 1 0 Miller, rf... 4 0 0 1 0
SchulU. rf.. I lift OLobert, 3b.. 4 1 I 0 0
Tinker, aa.. 4 114 OMagea, If... 1 J I 0 0
Zlm'mao, 3b 1 1 11 lCrtvwh ef. 4 2 1 0 ft
Lacb, cr... 1 0 5 0 OLuderua, lb I 0 I 1 ft
Baler, lb...-: I 0 ft 0 OKnabe. Sb... 4 1 7 4 ft
Zvera, 3b.... 10 12 oDoolan, at,. 1 ft 1 8 0
Archer, e ... 113 1 OKlllifer, e.. 8 8 8 8 0
Cheney, .l I I I ORIiey, p... 1 0 0 10
.. Shults, p... O 0 0 2 0
Total! ....22 5 27 14 lWalli .... 1 0 0 0 0
Totals ....13 7 2 14 0
Batted for Rlxey in seventh.
Chicago 1 0 0 0 0 3 1 0 -5
Philadelphia .... 00000100 0-1
Two-base hits: Knabe, Archer. Hits:
Off Rlxey, 4 In six innings; off SchulU,
1 In two Innings. Sacrifice fly: Baler.
Sacrifice hits: DooUui, Zmmerman,
Cheney. Stolen base: Lobert. Double
play: Doolan to Knabe to Luderus. Left
on bases: Chicago, 4; Philadelphia, 5.
Bases on balls: Off Rlxey, 6; off Schults,
2. Struck out: By Rlxey. 1; by Chfeney,
1; by Schultz, L Passed ball: Archer.
Wild pitch: Rlxey. Time: 1:40. Um
pires: Brennan and Owens.
THREE GAMES FOR FREMONT
BLUES LOSE AND: THEN WIN
Kansas City Opens the Second Game
With Eight Buns.
CLEMM0NS PITCHES WILL
Holds the Bines . to Six Hits in the
First Game Second Game
Shorten for Lonisvllle to
Catch Train.
Pathfinders Make Clean Sweep from
Grand Island.
F0L WIDER WEARS NEW UNIFORM
KANSAS CITY, Aug. 18.-After Kansas
City had lost the first game through
superior playing of the visitors, the
locals opened the second with eight.
runs. Barbeau twice up In the inning
scored twice, stealing home for the. sec
ond time. ' In this inning Kansas City
hit for five singles arid two doubles.
The last game was called after Louis
ville's half of the fifth to allow the
visitors to catch a train. . Score, first
game:
KANSAS CITT. LOUISVILLE
AB.H.O.A.E. AB.M.O.A.E.
Barbeau, lb. 4 1 1 I OBurib, cf..., 2 110 0
Coulaoa, If.. 8 111 isialoan, rf.. 8 ft 1 1 0
Bhaw, ef.... 4 ft 1 0 Ogtanbury. If. 4 1 4 1 0
V. lb 4 111 OHlIlawlll, 2b 3 8 4 1 1
Tannehlll, as 1 1 1 1 Ofcurjke, Sb... I 0 0 1 0
O'Connor, c. 4 0 5 1 (Vtaaum'I'r, as 4 0 8 S l
Plana, rt.... 3 0 3 0 OFIeher, lb... 4 18 0 0
Lennox, 2b.. 1 1 4 1 1 Schlel. c... I 1 4 ft 0
Scantier, p. 1 0 0 1 OCIem'ns, p.. 4 I 0 1 ft
Gallia, p.... 00018 .
Powell ! o 0 0 O.Totala 10 10 17 14 8
Love 00400 v
Dessau .... ft 0 0 0 0
Totals ....30 8 87 11 I
Batted for Schlltzer In the enghtlw ,
Batted for Shaw in the ninth.
Ran for Love in the ninth.
Kansas City 00001000 0-1
Louisville 011001002-6
i-wo-Dase hits: Burch, . Barbeau.
a Kri.fice r,hlt8: Meloane, Hulswill,
Schlltzer. Sacrifice fly: Burke. Stolen
w V?ulson' c-connon Bases on
J. J Simmons, 7; off Schlltzer,
4, off Gallia, Z Struck out: By Clem-
aZ .D? cn,1e'". 4. HIU: Off
o in eigm innings; off Gallia,
z in one inn inc. rvinKio m.i .
.Flaher. Hulswill to Fisher, wnd
riv i . in. v..
Batteries: Green anil Jnvnt i?s,ii,m. Pitched ball; TannehllL 'tt.. tJL
and Neff. I Clemmons. Left on bases: Karnum' nti
pJerU'8VJ 5' Jl'..T'J? U-nPires!
Appears for First Time With Fre
montGreen Knocked Ont of
Box In Second Game When
Islanders Are Shnt Ont.
FREMONT, Neb., Aug. 18.-Special Tel.
egram.)-Fremont made it three straight
from Grand Island by taking both games
of a double-header this afternoon. Ful
wlder appeared In a Pathfinder Uniform
for , the first ttm,e. . In the second game
the Pathfinders knocked Green out In
the first Inning, making a home run,
two two baggers and a single, which
netted six scores. Score, first fame:
Dirt.
M . AV..1.JU. . . , ,
urand island .0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0-1 6 6 P"cn: . ciemmons (2). First on errors.
x'irii.'viii v v v v l v l 2 4 8 s """""um, i; Aansaa
allowed only one hit for St. Paul. Score,
first game: ' . . .
' TOLEDO. ST. PAIL.
AB.H.O.A.E- - AU.lI.O.A K.
.McKa'nia. a 3 0 15 0
Nlles. -If.... 4- 3 1 .0 OiHinchm'n, 3b 3 0 5 2 0
Mld'l'ton. rf 3 3 1 0 ("Flynn. rt.... 4 0 10 0
Burne. cf.. 5 13 0 (iCapron, If.. 3 0 3 .0 0
Chapman, as 4 0 S 3 0 Hoffman, cf. 0 0 0 'ft 0
Bronkle. 3b. 4 0 0 i OAutrey, ll.. 3 0 13 0
Den-iclc, lb.. 4 1 16 1 OR alien cf.lf 3 0 4 0 0
Gardner, Sb. 4 1 0 l OJtehg. Sb.... 3 10 2 0
Land, c 4 1 7 1 (HMarhall, e. 8 0 4 1 0
George, p... 4 0 0 I OKIeger; p... 3 0 0 3 0
'- -'Karar -.... 0 0 0 0 0
Totala ....38 I SO 17 . 0'Thomai .... 0 0 0 .0 0
,; Totals ".,..88 1 30 13 0
Batted for Capron in the ninth. -Ran
for Karger in the ninth.
Toledo .0 00000000 1-1
St. Paul.. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0
Two-base hit: Nlles. Bases on balls:
Off George, 6 off Rieger. 3. Time: 2:00.
Umpires: Chill and Irwin.
- Score, second game: :
Batted for Callamore In the ninth.
Toledo 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0--3
St. Paul. 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 0:-S
Two-base hitsr Burns (2), Flynn. Bases
on balls: , Off Collamore, 7; off Gardner,
4. Struck out: J By Collamore, 3; bv Gard
ner, 4. Time: 1:30. Umpires: Chill and
Irwin.
score, second game: R.H B.
Batteries: Green, Harding and Jokerst;
Klngdon and Neff.
Totals ....n tm
Batted for Cotter in fifth.
'Batted for Lavender in seventh.
Batter for Good In seventh.. '
Chicago ..1 010S0OOO-0
Philadelphia 1 0 3 1 1 0 0 1 8-10
Two-base hits: Doolan, Schulte. HIU:
Off Smith, 4 in three Innnlngs (none out
in fourth): off Lavender, ; 4 in four In
nings; off Reulbach, 1 in two innings;
off Beaton, 6 In tour and one-third in
nings; off Sbulu. 1 in two innings; off
Rlxey. none in two and two-thirds In
nings. Sacrifice hits. Seaton Killlfer.
Sacrifice tiy: Zimmerman, w. Miller.
Stolen bases: raier, Kve.-a Double play:
licaoh to hvers. Left on bases: Chicaso,
U; Puiladelp-is, 8. Bases on balls: Off
Smit t: oif Eeaton. C: off Lavender. 8:
ff Schults, 3; of! Renibaoh, 1 Hit hy
d Itched ball: By Umith tMaxee). by
Rlxey (Zimmerman. Struck out: By
Smith, t; by Beaton. 3; by Lavender, 1;
by JUxey, ti hy Schulb. 1; by Rsailbncla
State Fair Saces
'Have Many Entries
Patrons of the Nebraska State fair this
year will see some of the classiest race
horses In this section of the country.
The official list of entries and the sched
ule was made-public last night.
On Monday; September 2, the first race
will be pulled off. It will be a 2:20 trot
known as the ' "Industrial Purse." and
a $1,000 purse has been hung up. Twenty
five horses are entered for this event A
purse of 8500 has been 'offered for the
second race, a 2:30 pace. Nine side
wheelers will compete. The third race
of the afternoon will be' a 2:17 pace for
tO with ten entries. A five-eighths-mile
dash for $100, a seveh-e!?hths-m!!e
dash for a purse of 8150 and a ten-mile
relay race forv ,250. will complete the
program. , ,
On Tuesday, September 3, six races
Will be pulled off. The first for 3-ver.
olds, with fifteen entries for a J500 purse;
the second, ; a 2:30 trot, for ll.OOrt with
twenty-Vvo entries; the third, a free-for-all
pace, with seven entries for $500; the
fourth, the "Nebraska Derby." for $M0;
a one-half-milo repeat race for $100, and
a ten-mile relay for $1,250.
On Wednesday eight races will be run
In all $4,050 will be hung up and over
fifty horses will run. Thursday, forty
two horses will compete in seven races
for a total purse of 84.050. Friday will
wvoo me races wun a puree of $3,600,
which will be divided among the winners
of six races. ,
Entries for the running races will close
over night
INGLESIDE WINS TWO
AT FRANKLIN TOURNEY
FRANKLIN, Neb., Aug. 18.-(Speclal.)
Ingleslde won . a double-header at th
Franklin Grand Army of the Republic
reunion, defeating Orleans in the first
game, 8 to 8, and Prairie View, 4 to 0 in
tno second. Speaks pitched both games.
He allowed only two hits in the second
game and was strong at the finish.
Boasen's and Mulvey's hitting, McKee'a
and Hasler's fielding and Schaefer'a
home run were the features. Speaks
struck out fifteen men in the second
game. s
Fralrte View WIna.
FRANKLIN. Neb.. Aug.- 18,-Special
Telegram.)-Prairie View, Kan., defeated
the Ingleslde team here yesterday at the
G. A .R .reunion In a fa!t game of ball
1 to 0. Shimmei of Prairie View struck
out fifteen men. Battrle: Prairie View.
Shimmei and Thomas; Ingleside, Haley
and Smith. Umpires: Norbern and 8 mi
ner. .
Matraet Wins from Wa
WAUSA. Neb.. Aug. U (Special.)
Magnet defeated Wausa at the Magnet
ball tournament yesterday, by a score
of to i The Magnet team was com
posed mainly of hired players from
Bloomfleld and Laurel. The batteries
were: Wausa, Johnson and Johnson.
Magnet Weber and West.
jrrightfnl Pains
in the stomach, . torpid liver, lama back
and weak kidneys are soon relieved by
FJectrlc Bitten. Guaranteed. 50c For
sale by Beaton Drug Co.
Ferguson and Haniboe.
. KAN8A8ABCJL LOUISVtLLB.
Bart,, 3b. 1110 OBnrch. ct...? ? J',
l l J "Stababory, lft 1 i o 0
Carr, lb.... 8 8 4 0 OMnlswIll, lb 1 0 0 1 0
Baxter tt:.. I i i 0 lJBurke, 8b... li! 3 11
TaaneblU. ss 3 1 ft 0 Beaumlr, aa 3 3 1 1 3
Jamea, e.... 3 14 0 ftriahw. lk-8 I
fn- 1 1 4 0 ftLodwli. c... 1113 0
Lennox. 3b . 11 ft 0 OMaddoI, p.. 0 0 0 0 0
Qircbter'
ToUl. ....?. 11 Wal. ,.. U.18 3 3
Kansas City 8 0 1.1 io
"isville ....o o J
Two-ba?et Wts: Ptansbury, Flene. Bar-:
beau. Butke .,iriM . m. J,
f" n balls: , Off Rlchter, 1; off Des-
V" ' oul: y Rlchter, 1; by
Dessau, 4. Hits: Off Maddox, 7 In two
thlnras Innnly: off Rlchter in thr-.
xttTT, ' """iB. rassea call: L4idwtg,
'vim pucn: uessiu, Rlchter (2). First
"" cruris: Kansas city. 3. Stolen
basas. Barbeau. w .
Lnriox. Left on bases: TCauxom rJ
i; Louisville. 6. Tim ?i-n TTniV
Handiboe and Ferguson.
Brewen Take Four.
MILWAUKEE. Aug M.-Milwaukee
made It four straight from Indianapolis.
Nicholson and Schardt were both hit
hard, but the home team bunched their
hits off the former Brooklyn twirier
Score: 1 ,
Milwaukee .........0 0.1 a i i it a a :
IndianapoUs .,0 0010020 o-s
Two-base hits: Wenl TTnnf Tt...
base hit: Lelbold. Home run: Veach
Double plays: Clark to Charles to Jones',
E. WHUams to O. Williams to Hunter
Bases on balls: OffSchardf 6; off Nich
olson, 1. Struck out: Bv Wnhr.1,, e.
by Schardt, 1. Time: 1:40. UmDlres!
Connoly and Spade.
Saints and Mndhens Divide.
ST. PAUL, Minn., Aug. 18.-Toledo and
sf.' r-aiil spilt even In a double header.
The first game went ten innings and was
won by Toledo. The feature of the first
fcu-.ne was the pitching of eGorge, who
Mid-West Victors
Get Rich Trophies
An elaborate list of . prizes ; has been
posted for the winners In the Midwest
tournament here this week. A silver
trophy cup will be awarded the singles
champion and Individual cups will, be
given the doubles winners. V
Following is the list of other prizes:
; Singles, ".-. ;' :
Finals tournament winner. Chelsea
clock. - ... ."
Finals tournament runner-uo ' sterllnir
n, 1 ;
Consolations winner, motor basket
Consolations runner-up, sterling sliver
cigar case.- ,
' Doubles. '
Finals tournament winners, v sterling
silver trays.
Finals tournament runners-up, sterling
silver berry bowls. ...
Consolations winners, ash trays.
Consolations v runners-up, , gold pen
knives.
Prizes will be - on i exhibition all ; this
week In the Field club trophy case. .
FOOTAmxEs -,:"wnr;; anothee
Immnnnel Baxmoaa Beaten In Fast
,6ame, Eight :o Two. . )
The Fontanelles defeated the Immamiel
Baracas Saturday at Fbntanelle park, by
n score of S to 2. Latham pitched a good,
heady game, while Woods was hit often
and hard. Consistent baoklng by his
teammates pulled Latham out of several
tight places. Next Saturday the Fon
tanelles play the Armours at Fontanelle
park. Score: ? ; :
Baraca l'lio ana
Fontanelles ....... 2 2 0.1 0 1 0 2 ox
Batteries:- Byron, Wood and' Laubert;
Latham and Johnson., -
Ravenna Wins SlngRlns;' Match .
LITCHFIELD, Neb., . Aug. 18.-Spe-ciaL)
Ravenna defeated Hazard In tho ,
last game of. the present series that was
played here during the Street oarnlval,
by the score of 17 to 11. The game wan
featured by the terrific line drives -of
both teams. Both sides used two pitch
ers, but all were hit equally hard. Score:
' R it E
Hazard .... 20250200 0-11 I 3
Ravenna .. 0 0 4 8 0 0 4 8 517 10 a
Batteries: Hazard, Roberts, Thresher
and Haller; Ravenna, Lee, Thompson
and; Greensllt - Time: 2:10. Umpire:
btryker. , , :'
Heinle to Get Pin.
When Heinle Zimmerman signed his
Chicago contract last spring,, after a hold
out. President Murphy promised him a
fine diamond scarf pin If he should bat
.325 on the season. It looks as If Heinle
had that pin cinched.. - - . ., - -
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