THE BEEs OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, SEFTEMBEB 4, 111
vlutt Would Stoop to Almost Anything
Drawn for the Bee by "Bud" Fisher
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HALL SHOWS SPLENDID FORM!
Omaha Pitcher Holds Wichita Hit
' less Untfl the KintlLY
t0MAHA DOES KOT EAM KUH
JIt, Nevertheless, XiMin to Pile
i Vp Seven Scores' aad Win the)
Game With Great
v. WICHITA Kan., 8ept 8.-Special Tel
egram.) Pitcher Hall wm In great form
and came dose- to getting away with a
no-hlt game. Mlddleton beat out a alow
'bouncer to Bcblpke, but Craig and Mid
Wleton hit safe in the ninth. Omaha
JPlayed a great game In the field, going
In without practice on account of get
ting tn late. Error were responsible for
'five of the runs, Wichita playing a poor
game In the field.
j Perry pitched a good game and with
ferfecj support the score would have been
tied In the ninth. A base on balls," two
itut followed by Johnson's double, scored
n in the fiw Ceyle took second en
Davis" error and scored when Thomason's
tit bounded over Hughes' bead lit the
third. . v. , ,
Schlpke' was safe on Hughes' error In
the fourth. Niehoff tingled and fichtpks
scored on Callahan's error. Kane singled
In the fifth, Schlpke was hit and Boanlon
scored on Korner's error. Hall doubled
to right, scoring Schlpke and Scanlon.
Bcnnlon beat out a hit to short in the
flcventh"and scored when Hall connected
for his second doable of the day. ,
.'A base out balls followed by a wild
bitch 'put Hughe on third In the fifth
and he scored on Callahan's rscrlflcs fly.
Craig and Mlddleton singled to open the
Wnth,, Davis wa sout, Hall to Kane.
Koerner walked, filling tbs bases. Hughes
t lew to center, scoring Craig, but Thorn
n'son made a pretty peg to third, getting
Mlddleton. Score; r
1.
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niooieton, ecors: r . r
t'-iWv. . pICHITA,
!rls. I..'.?W.?' . . 1 " '1 f a
iVcJ " '"i - : i ....
via, rf . 4 ?
Kornr, lb,....,,;;.; S 0
uhes. b.., 2 1
f'allahun, a I 0
Mee, 3b.. ., S 0
t 0
3 0
ftuches. !b......
f'allahnn. mk
w acob, Ci,.,,
Terry, .p..,'.W.,,',
Totals
1
S
IS
1 '
A..
? f
... . OMAHA.
. AB. R
Justice, as t
yl. rf 11
a homanojii cf. ....... I 0
Johnson, o.,...,.j. 4
i: V 16
H. O.
S
Kane. lb.
KMpke. lb., , 4
Klrhoff, Sb
ftraijlon, If.., . 4
iall, p. ,,,,,,, 4
A.
t
ToUls
.37 r XI u
Sr"a,h . 0 1 1 S 0 1 0 0-T
Wichita ...,o (lilMOM
V,T"bt? h,",: iohn, Niehoff, Hall
k- J?i'bl2 plt: Tbmon to Justice to
Wt Struck out: By Perry. S; by
K" 1 2M,e S b,11! Ott Perry. S; off
lulj, . 8t?nbaM: Thomaeon, Juatlce.
Wd Plynn! ' T'm,i . Vm KnPP
PKB MOIXEJ WI AT TOPEIf A
teoestera Make Twice aa Maar Hits
Ha he Home Tea at, " .
'TOFEKA, ept. t.Da Moines won the
first game of the series from Topeka
today, by a score of 8 to i Score; .
i . .. TOPEKA.
. . AH. R. H
vvsisn, zd. j i
i-afnang, ir. I
Fi-ench, as. ..,.,,. 4
Gardner, lb. -...,., 4
Kls.g, cf. , 1
CJr. rf. ,
HcUonald, Sb. ..... 4
K'lllnga. a.
Jlornsby, p. ......... 1 : 0 0
1ft
. 1 . .
.....
0.
It
0
0
A. B.
S
0
Standing of Teams
WEST LEAGUE.
W.L.Pct.
Denver 83 M .697
Omaha ....T 63.672
St. Joseph. .74 2 .Mi
Des Moinea lB M .Ml
Uncoln ...MIO.m
Sioux City.M 7a .471
WIchttA .... 74 .m
Toneka 47 90 .S43
NAT. L.EAOUE.
AMER- LEAGUE.
W.LPct.l
Boston 09 S7 .7061
Washlng'n 78 61 .905
Phlladef'a. 75 51 .K
Chicago ..,.63 .506
Detroit ....6S7t.4ffl
Cleveland i.64 72 .429
6t Louis.. .44 S3 .3471
AVER. AMMA.
TIT T. C . inr t r.
New .York.M S7 .m Minneapolis 95 51 .817
Chicago ....W 44 US Columbus ..91 67 .616
Plttsburah. 72 62 .5S1 Toledo ......87 SO .692
Phlladel'a .. St W Kanaas CIty.74 7S .603
St Louis... .62 7S .42i. St. Psul ,..99 SO .
erooKiyn ... 19 .a ijiuiavllle ..64 94 ,VI
Boston !M 85 .314 Indlsnapolls 61 9
W. I Pet
J14" ..4 42 . 604
rremont ., , .,61 44 ,Ml
Kearney ,...61 46 .676
polutribus 62 61 .605
"wara S2 64 .49!
Orand Island : ;;.,.. 86 .472
Jof", , ...42 64 .296
Buperior ,..,. .40 6$ ,277
Yeaterdar'a Reaalta.
WESTERN LEAOtlK.
. Omaha. 7: Wichita. 1.
pes Moines, 8: Topeka, S.
St. Jowph, 2; Lincoln, 7.
Slousi City, 4; Denver, T. - '
' NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago, 6-0; Pittsburgh, H.
St. Louis, l; Cincinnati. 7. !
Kew York, 1: Boston, S.
Brooklyn. 4; Philadelphia, K
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Boston-New Tork, rain.
Detroit. -6; Chicago, M.
Philadelphia, 2; Washington. 4. i
j AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Kansas City, 8; Minneapolis, 8.
. Milwaukee, 6; St. Paul, S.
Toledo, 4: Columbus, lo.
Louisville, 2; Indianapolis, 1.
Games Today,
pes Moines at Topeka, St. Joseph at
"urora, eiju v;ny at Denver.
National League-Chicago at Pittsburgh,
St. Louis at Cincinnati. New York at
League-Washington at Bos
ton. Philadelphia at New Tork.
American AoeiationHKansaa City -at
Minneapolis. Milwaukee at St. 1 Paol,
Toledo at Columbus, Louisville at Indianapolis.
Watson, rf 3 I
Zw.lling, lb I 0 1
Rellly, 2b -.. 4 4 i
Westersll, Sb.,,;.... 3 0 0
Gosaett.i c... ......... 4 0 0
Meinke, s. ...... S O 1
Johnson, p ,..3 0 0
1
IS
Totals ..V...2J S T
1 , . DES MOINE&'
AB. R. H,
27 17 8
JJahn. rf. .,
Collins, cf.
3Core, a. ,
Jonea. Jb. ,
Clul Sb.' .
Kellly, 2b. ..
HltMl, If. .
esioignt, c.
..... 4
9
v
1 eM
i
1
1
, 0
0.
0
0
A. E.
0 . 0
s
iiutston, p, I
- TotaJa 3 8 . 18 27
' 'Batted for MoKm in ik
Topka ... 2 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0-8
Holne I 1 3 0 0 0 8 0 V-4
rhree-base hit: French. Gear Two.
base hfjer WJi. S.T.V . 7?
h. nmPch l Watn to Gardner,.'
m.t? 0 .?'mn,1- b: Gear (2)
McHonald cialre, Colllna. HuT Off
f 8 ln flx n1 two-thlrda In
S fc.'lV tt Hornaby, I; J
2... ; 1: ott Hueston. 1. struck
JOWStQX DEFEATS HACERM
Lacola Paiia to Seova la Gaaa with
. Si
UTCOLN Sept. l-itJoaepn won a
iai?e:Tnan held the visitors to four
e5iKlce. but by his vtldness eontrlbmel
to his own defeat Johnson was steady
taioughout Score: '
. UNCOLN. ,
t Aa R. H. O.
i-TiKiiammer, as..... 4 0 1 1
uwyo. so.... 4
.hb, rf.,. ... 4
Totals .......28 2 4 27 1 . f
Llncols ........... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0
St. Joseph 10000000 1-i
Two-baa hit Rrliour rvmhU nl.ux
Johnson to Meinke to Zwllllng. Zwlllin'
iv nnnieiau. ucu on oases; uncoin, 1;
St. Joseph, S. Stolen bases: Mullen
Kelly (2,), Zwllllng (S). Sacrifice hit
Powell, Struck out: By Hagerman, 6,
bv Johnann. a. Rum nn halt.. rtt
Hagerman, 8. Hit by pitched ball: Haeer-
limn. vi pucn. nagerman. nme: i:.
Umpire: Haskell.
GB1ZZLIIB9 . OVERCOME t LEAD
Sioax Citr t.oaea After Mafclac Povr
- Rana 1st Flrat, ' ,
DENVER, Com., Sept l.-The locals
scored ln the first, third and fifth Innlngi
for a total of seven, overcoming Sioux
City's lead of four runs In the first in
ning. Game called ln sixth on account of
darkness.. Bcore:
BIOUXvClTT.
' AB, R. BH. PO. A. E.
Clark, cf. 4 .0 11 0 4
Smith, m..,.m.. .8 O10 1 (
Myera, If 3 1 12 0 0
Breen, rf 3 11 1 0 (
Tennant. lb 1 0 0 7.0 1
Evans. Sb... 8 11 0 1 t
Andreas, Sb 3 0 1 0 3
Chapman, c.. 8 1 0 4 1 1
Brown, p S 0 0 0,3 t
Lynch' , 1 0 0 0 A 1
Marshall 1 0 0 0 0 0
Totalt......,.......24 "4 1 5 11
DENVER.
AB. R. BH. PO. A. E.
Gilmore, If. 3 110 0 0
Cassldy. rf 8 1 1 S 0 0
Channel!, cf... 1 8 1 3 0 0
Qulllen, Sb... 3 11 0 0
Coffey, s 3 1 8 0 S I
t'rm,n. xo 3 0 1 0 1 )
IJnclray, lb 10 0 S 0 0
Hlock, c , 3 0 0 7 ' 1 0
Harris, p 3 0 0 0 0 i
Totals.. .......... "7 "f IS 4 1
Sioux City 4 0 0 0 0 0-4
Denver;. 3 0 t 0 8 -7
Batted for Chapman in sixth.
Hatted for Brown In sixth. .
Stolen base: Smith. Two-base hit;
Clark, s Three-bass hit: ChannelL Sacri
fice flies; Evans. Qulllln. Sacrifice hit:
Tennant. Struck out: By Harris. 7; by
Brown. 1 Bases on balls: Off Harris, 3:
off Brown, S. Time: 1:15. Umpires: Me.
Glnnls and Meyers. .. .
MK-'ormiek. If
Col, cf ,
Bwrbour, 3b... .
M-iil-n, lb
ftratton, e.....
Hagerman, p.,
S
0
0
A.
4 -
;
0
0
3
3
0
; t
.1 Totals. ..,,..30 0 7 27 13 0
? ST. JOSEPH.
,." , AB. R. H. O. A- E
1 -.ir cf. ............. 2 t 0 0 0 0
Poweil.-lf ,::.-.v...vt- 1- t 110
t. Edward Lem t Celaaabaa.
fj- f DWARD, Neb., Sept. S.-8peelal.)
r.8lwr rtn special of five coaches
of ball fans to Columbua Sunday to wit
nesa as good a gams as was ever played
on the Columbua diamond this year. Bal
llett for St. Edward pitched a steady and
a shutout game and did not let Columbua
get to second but once before the seventh
enucai time they run in four scores. Thi
score: RH.E
t. Edward... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0- 4
Columbus ... 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 4 4 -Batteries:
8t. Edward,. Ball lett and At'
Columbua. Justus, Plymtln. Cantn
and Mets.
Baaeroft SXTrata Raealie.
LYONS, Neb., Sept 3.-(Spec!a.l.)Labor
day wo 1 bsarved here yesterday wttr.
one of the moat exciting ball gamea o'
the season for a purse of SSO between
Bancroft and Ronalie, the latter wlnnlnp
by the score of 4 to J. Thre was a larg,
crowd of specttora from all the aur
rounding towns and all burtnesa houaa
of Lyons avers closed for the day.
Oraad Clreatt Rape a Postponed,
HAHTFORD, Cnnn., Sept. l-The Grant
Circuit races at Charter Dak park -war -lr
postponed to-lay. The track wa
ankle deep- in. mud this morning and 1
pad) rata was Ullihg" - ... -
HESS CONQUERS THE GIANTS
Superb Pitching; Holds New Tork to
fire Hits and One Bun. ,
BIO CBMDAIX IS HIT HABJ)
Jackaan Gets Three Safe Hits -Moat
of the Rana Arc Made la tha
Early Part of the Co. "
' (est. .
BOSTON, Aug. S.-Boton defeated New
York, league leaders, today, by 6 to 1.
largely through Hess' fine pitching. New
York use three pitchers, Crsndall, who
started, being hit herdert. Boston con
nected with his delivery in the second
and third innings for nearly all its runs.
Score:
BOSTON,
AB.H.O
Campbell, of t I 0
McDon'4, Ik I
Bwemar, b. I
JtckMD, It.. 4
4
I
I
Titui, rf. ... I t 4
HevMr, lb.. I 1 1
BHdwall, vs. t
Barldan, c. t
Km. 4
NEW YORK,
A E. AB.H.O. A S
0 4Drora. rf... 4 0 0 0
ODoylf, lb.... 4 111
lSnoosr'M. c(4 1 t 0
fiMurrar. If.. 1 I 0
1
I
OMorklt, lb., I 11 1
Heraet, lb.. 4
i wiiton, ... 1
t Fletcher, u. t
SCrandaii. s.. 1
-Amea. a 1
Totala II 10 27 IS 1 Wlttea, p.... 9
' 1 Buraa ..... 1
- y Toiali II 1 14 14 I
Batted for Ames in the seventh.
Tfoaton 0 1 I I 0 H 0 M
New York 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0-1
Two-base hits: Snodsrass. Jackson.
Titus, Wilson. Hits: Off Crandall. 7 tn
two and one-third Innings: off Amea. 2
In four , and two-thlrda Innings; off
wiitse, 1 in two innings. Baoririce hits:
Tltua, Bridwell. Sweeney. Stolen base:
Campbell (2). Double plays: Bridwell to
oweeney 10 iiouaer, uriaweii to sweeney.
6. First base on balls: Off Heas, 1; oli
Ames, r, orr wutae, 1. nrat on errors:
Boston, J; New York, 2. Struck out: By
Heas, 6: by ; Crandall. 3; By Wlltse, 1.
Wild pitch: Hess. Time: 1:42. Umpires:
Rlgler and Finneran. ,
Reds Take Easy Game.
CINCINNATI. Sept. 2. -Cincinnati won
easily from St. Louis here today, by a
score ot i 10 1. wooaourn was nit harfl,
while the lacals ran wild on the' bases.
Busts, on ths other hand was effective
all the way and had excellent control.
Score: W "
ST. LOUIS, f CINCINNATI.
AB.H.n.i.a; ah m a a a
Hacflna lb. I 1 1 OBuchtr, If.. 4 I 1 S 1
Oallawar, lb t 0 S 1 SManani, cf. I 14 0 9
MiM, It.... 4 1 t SKoblHial, lb I 1 I I 9
Mawrcr. Sb. 4 1 9 I CSlltcbtll, rf. 4 119 4
Koiwtchr. U 4 0 I 1 OpjMi.a, lb.. 4 1119
Print, rf...4 9 19 OGVant, I 9 119
Hauttr, .. fill 9Sa lb..,. 19919
0W, cf....4 111 OClVrka, ....! 1149
Bremthan, 4 1 I 1 lSyi, p,.... I 1114
fVooaburni p 1 0 1 1 I
Burke, p.... 9 9(19 T0UI1.....U 19 17 U 1
KUIt ....... 1 1 9 9 9 .
ToUli 14 I 14 I e
Batted for Woodburn In the seventh.
St. Louis ; 00000010 0-1
Cincinnati 1 4 0 0 2 0 0 0 -7
Two-base hit: Marssns. Hits: Off
Woodburn, I In six Innings; off Burke, 1
Intwo Innings. Bases on balls: Off
Woodburn, 6; off Suggs, 1, Struck out:
By Woodburn, 8; by Suggs. 4 by Burke,
1. Stolen baaea: Msrnann. Hnhlltxnl.
Clarke, ii Bescher t2). Sacrifice hit:
Kgan. double play: Oakes to Bresna
han. Left on bases: St. Lnuls. 7: Cin
cinnati. 7. Wild pitch: Suggs. Time:
1:63. ' Umpires: Johnstone and Eason.
Cuba Divide Two Gamea.
PITTSBURGH.. Sew. 8.-Chlcago
played for the last time here this season
today, winning the first game 6 to 3 and
being shut out by Pittsburgh In the
second, I to 0. Both sms were anarDV
and sharply contested. Chicago won the
liret game m the seventh inning; scor
ing three runs on a walk, a double and
two single. Only one Chicago player
reached third base in the second game
ana men in the ninth. Wagner singled
in the second, stole second, reached third
on Winer s sacrifice hit and scored when
Wilson singled. Score, first game:
PITTSBURGH. CHICAGO.
AB.H.O A. B. AB.H.O.A.E.
Byrne, lb... I 1 I 1 lW.Mlller. If i I s 4
Carer, of.... I 4 1 4 OBchulte, rf., t 9 9 1 9
Hormea. ef. 4 1 I 4 Tinker, ... 4 I I 9 1
Werner, a. I I I I IZlm'mta, lb 4 9 t 4 4
J, Miller, lb 4 4 1 90 9UcV ct,.. 114 4
Wlleoa, rf..,4 4 14 OSeler. lb..., I 0 11 4
Butler, lb... I 9 1 t DBvere, lb.... 4 10 14
UlbMO. a.... t 4 4 1 DNeadham. e. f S 1 1 4
A4eme, p.... I 9 S I SCbeoar, p... 4 4 9 1 9
Hyett 1 9 9 9 9 -
Reblnnn, p. 9 4 9 9 0 TeUts IS 11 17 19 1
TUla.....B9 4 17 10 2
waited tor Adams in eighth.
Pittsburgh 0 00000300-8
Chicago 1 0 0 0 0 0 3 1 0-6
Tbae hits: Byrne. Zimmerman.
Sacrifice hits: Schulte, Tinker, Evers.
stolen bases: Byrne, W. Miller. Basse
in balls: Off Adams. 4: off Cheney. 8.
Struck out; By Adams. I: by Robinson.
1; by Cheney, 4. Wild pitch: Cheney.
rassea ran; iNeeanam. Jbert on bases:
ltttunr. 4; Chieairo. 11 First base on
errors: Pittsburgh. 1; Chicago, 1 Hits:
Off Adams, 11 ln eight innlnge; off Robin
son, 1 in one inning. Time: 1:61. Um
pires: tire n nan and Owens.
Score, second gama:
rnrsBUROH. ch!caoo. .
AB.H.O.A.S. AB.K.O.AB.
Bym, lb.., 4 9 I 9 9Shecktr4. If. I 0 1 0
lea VLMca ..... o
merly of the Norfolk (Vs.) club, pitched
fine ball for the home team, but he was
given poor support Paakert was ordered
to tne club house by Umpire KJem for
kicking when eailed out on strikes. Dur
ing the three-game series here the Brook,
lyn pitchers, Ylngllng, Bicker and Ragon,
-ltd not rive a base on balls or hit a bats
man. Score:
PHILADELPHIA. BROOKLYN. ,
AB.H.O. A C AS H O A B.
SSTate. i 1 I IMoren, ef... I 114 0
seatoa, p.... t l ONortheo, . rf. 4 4
4 9
1 4
1
Paakert. cf . I 9 9 4 OSmlth. lb.... 4 1
R. Miller, rf 1 1 1 9 ODaubert, lb. 4 1 7 9 0
Crevath, r-cf 4 119 OWheal. If.... 4 114 4
Hisea, If... 4 114 OCulahaw 2b I 9 11 4
Luderue, lb. i I U IKIeher. ea. .. 4 4 14 4
90.- Millar, all
9 9 9
IKifon, p.... I 9 9
...it ma 9 9
Waleb, o-lbi 4 1 I I
Doolea, es... 4 t i l
Dodge, lb... 14 14
Kllllfar, i .t till Totals
Flaaarso. p.,1 14 l.tw.
KntDf, ia. i u e v v
M.fBB ... i o i t
Doola 1406
. .. TSSSSiS'-" "
ToUls....,ll 10 17 14 I
Batted for Dodge In the seventh.
Batted for Savage In the eighth.
Two out when winning run scored."
Philadelphia 1 0 0 3 0 0 0 1 1-3
urooxiyn .0,1 10 10 10
Two-base hits; Mo.-in. Daubert- O.
Miller, R. Miller., Cravath, luderus.
Three-baae hit: Magee. Home run; Lu
derus. Sacrifice hits: Ragon, Moran.
Stolen bases: Daubert. Cutshaw. Struck
out; By Ragon. 7; by Finneran, S; by
Seaton, 1. Double plav: Fisher to Cut
shaw to Daubert. Bases on errors:
Brooklyn, i Bases on balls: Off Fin
neran, 1. Left on bases: - Brooklyn, 6;
Philadelphia, 4. Pitchers' record: Off
Finneran, i hits-and 20 times at bat in
eight innings; off Seaton, no hits and 2
times at bat in one Inning. Time: 1:28.
Uumlres: Klem and Orth.
WASHINGTON BEATS CHAMPS
Crabb is Again Driven from the Box
by Senators.
GROOM STEADY DT PINCHES
Washington Pitcher Is Given Good
Support and the Chain pioaa Arc
Forced to Bite the
Daat. '
., It...
tils
Denim, rf... I 4 14 9Sehu!te, rf.. 4 1 I 9 9
Weaner. as.. I 1 t 1 Tlaker, ee... 4 1114
i. Miller, lb I 114 I IXla'mea, lb 4 I I 1 4
Wlleea, at . I 1 4 I aW.MIIler. ef I ) I 9
arena, lb I 1 I 4 4 Baler, lb.... 9 9 9 1 9
Slmeo, a.... I 9 4 1 IBrers. la.... 1 9 4 4 4
UeadrU, p.. 9 4 I 4 Ndbaia. o. I 4 I I S
Richie p.... I I S 1 I
TaUta M 1 17 9 IDeima .,..1 1149
. Reulbaca, pi I I I 9
' ToUla.....!! S 14 19 9
Rxm for Shsckard in ninth.
Batted for Rlahie In eighth..
itt8burgh ' ..0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1
;Ncagj o o o o o o t o o o
Sacrifice hit: J. Miller. Stolen base:
Wagner. Double plays: McCarthy to
Wagner to J. Miller: Tinker to Evera to
aier. Fim baas on balls: Off Hen-
Irlx. 1. Hit by patched ball: By Hen
Irtx. Evers and Shv.kaird." Struck out:
By Hendrlx. 6; by Richie. 1; by Reulbach,
I. Left on baaea: Pittsburgh, 2: Chicago,
. Hits: Off Richie. 6 In seven innirura:
off Reulbach, none in 1 Inning. Time;
1:25. Umpire: Brennan and Owena.
Lack Asiataat Brooklrst.
rRTLADELPHIA. Sept. S.-Ph!!adelDWa
won the final game of the serlea with
urooklyn here today, l to t Luderus
worlng the deciding tally In the ninth
Inning. Luderus featured the contest
naklng a home run. a double and a sin-
jle In lour Umss at bat Finneran, lor
Coach Stiehm Most
Gloomy Over Foot
-Ball Prospects
Nebraska university Is trying to till a
gap In its schedule for the foot ball eleven
this fall by playing the Haskell Indians,
Knox college or some other university.
Assistant Manager Ouy Reed has been
carrying on negotiations - with' these
schools, and is expected to land one of
them for the open date, which la Satur
day, October 24. ! j i'ii
Coach Ewald Stiehm of the Cornhuslcer
gave bet this Information as" he tarried
in Omaha," yesterday . while On his wSy
back to Lincoln, where he -will assume
his duties as director of Nebraska ath
letics... Ths coach, as usual, was pes
simistic over the foot ball outlook. He had
heard from several Of . fie candidates
who expect n be back and none ot them
sent discouraging word. Still, the loss of
seven veterans rather nettles ' the tutor
and ho does not feel at all encouraged
over the outlook. " '
1 1
2 3
Equals State fiecordv
. ; in Free-for-All Pace
LINCOLN, Neb., Sept. 8.-(Speclal Tel
egram.) The mijst interesting feature of
the races at the state fair today was. t ho
second heat of the free-for-all ' pace,
which was won, by Columbia Fire, a Lin.
coin horse, In 3:0814, equalling ths state
record. Summaries: w if!
Three-year-old. trot. urse 1500:
Edna May, b. m., by Look Sir, C. E.
Cameron, Alta, Is, (Reynolds).:......! 1
Bobble Prlgg, b. g.. W. D. 8torts, Kan
sas City, Mo. (Allen)....-...... .....2 2
Ira Aubrey, r. g., by Captain Aubrey,
King Mill Stock farm, St. Joseph, ,
Mo. (Thomas) ds
Timer 2:214, 2:2314. -
Trot, 2:90 class, the Capital City purse,
21,000:
Kit Carson, blk. c., by Mason, J. W. , ; .
Montgomery, west Point, eo.
(Douglas) ...i 1
Doris Doone, bftc. m., by Oakland
Doone. Charles Allen. Durant,
Okl. (Allen) 3
Pearl Adams, b. m., by Willie Wain,
C. F. Adams, Yates City, 111, (Rod
man) S 2
Tony B.. br. s., by Tony W., Earl
Beesley, Syracuse, Neb. (Beeiley).t 4
Rox Seal, b. h., by Red Seal, D.
Hamm, Seattle, Wash. ( Madison).. 5 ds
Time: 2:20, 2:19H, 2:23V.
Free-for-all pace, burse Sf00:
Columbia Fire, by Pactolus, E. Q.
Bohana. Linooln (Stanta)....:. 1
Golden Rod, s. g-, by Pactolus. H.
H. Smith. David City, Neb.
(Smith) ..,.i..S
Wapsle Wave, g. m., by Alcantarus,
E. H. Allen, Marlon, la. (Allen).... 4
Roy wiikes. b. a, by Eye Deiignt,
L. W. Weir, Longmont,' Colo. '
(Weir) .... 4-'4
Time: 2.0SV. 2:0U. 2:1014.
Ten-mile relay, purae 11.200, two miles
each day, with , riders changing mounts
with eacn lap: Joeiia irwin, uneyenne,
Wyo. yesterday' time, S:4; total time,
7:41V; Mrs. Clayton Banks, Cheyenne,
Wyo., 8:67; total, 7:67;- Pauline Irwin.
Cheyenne, Wyo.. S:57H; total. 8:O0H: A.
Curtis, Springfield. Colo., 4:06; total, 8:00H:
John Curtis, Springfield, Colo., 4K)6; total,
J:59. -
The latter scored time of 8:61 running
second, but on account of accident was
set back with time of last horse.
Nebraska derby, purse 1500, one and one
sixteenth mile: Ssnd Piper (Irwin Bros.),
won. Pickens B. M. (M. K. Kelly), sec
ond: Voltrome B. M. (Wallace Plourd),
tblrd. Calverone 8A . 0resn, c Buenna,
Hallle, McMaun, Mollie Brooks and Fair
Fagot also ran. Time, 1:6L '
One-half mile and repeat, purse 3100:''
Buck Thomasch. g. (Irwin Broa.).... I 1
Sand Piper (Irwin Bros.) 3.2
Miss Cosette, b. m (E. Plumb) 0
On Deo, o m. g. iW. Grant)... 0.J
Time, 0:60V, 0:50.
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Shelby Defeat Platte Valley. . .'9
SHEIBY. Neb., Sept. 3. (Special. H-The
Platte Valley base ball team won from
the Shelby club in a game of hard hlttCng
on both sides, which ended when Janlcek
drove a home run over the right field
fence with the bases full. Score:
RH E.
Platte Valley ..v.........;.........,. 12 14 4
Shelby 11 10 T
Batteries: Shelby, Berxer and Rau,'
Platte Valley, Jaax and Hasselbach.
St. Edward Defeats ' Madison. ; f
ST. EDWARD. Neb.. Sept, J. -(Special.)
St. Edward put It over Madison for the
fourth time out of six on the local ground
yesterday. The score: R.H.E.
St. Edward... I S 1 1 1-0 0 0 U;0
Madison 010 000004-640
Batteries: St Edward. O. Bvrne and Ag
ue w; Madison,. Pjerrt and, Witarow,,.
WASHINGTON, Sept. ' S.-Washlngton
defeated Philadelphia today, 4 to t Crabb
was again - driven from the rubber.
Groom pitched good ball in the pinches
and was given fine support. Score:
. PHILADELPHIA. WASHINGTON.
AB.H.O.A g. AB.H.O.A.B.
Murphr. Tt. I 1 1 4 Ojj)ini cf... i i (
Oldrlns, rf.. 1 I 1 "Fetter, lb... 4 1 0 4 I
Collins, lb.. 1116 OMoeller, rf.. 1 2 1 9
Btker, b.... 4 I 4 I Oandll. lb. 4 111 1 I
Mclnnea, lb. 4 1 9 1 OLeporte. lb.. 4 9 4 4 1
Welsh, If... 4 4 4 4 Moma. If... I till
Berrr. as ... 4 I 1 I OllcBrlde. ss. I I 9 7 (
Thorn a, c... I 111 1 Henry, c.... 1 9 1 1 (
Egan. e 1 1 I 9 Groom, p.... I 19 4 1
Orabb. p.... 199l,
Houck, p...,l 4 9 9 9- ToUla 17 I 17 23 9
Mengert ,.10110
Lapp ..... 11I94
TOUIS.....I1 11 14 I
Batted for Crabb in fifth.'
Batted for Bgan ln ninth.
Philadelphia 0 000010 1 0-2
Washington ....V...0 0 1 1 0 0 0 2 4
Two-base hits: Oldring, Baker. Three
base hits: Gandll, Egan. Hits: Off Crabb,
8 in ofur Innings; off Houck, 3 in ofur
Innings. Sacrifice hits: Oldring. Collins.
Stolen bases: Moran (2). Sacrifice fly;
Moeller. Double plays: Laporte to Me
Bride to Gandll, McBrlde to Laporte to
Gandll, Barry to Collins to Mclnnis,
Milan to McBrlde to Laporte -to Henry.
Left on bases: Philadelphia, 6; Washing
ton, 4. Bases on balls: OK Crabb, l; orr
Groom, 2: off Houck. 1. First base on
error: Washington, 1. Hit by pitched ball.
Milan by Crabb. Milan by Houck. struck
out: By Crabb, 1; by Groom, 2; by Houck,
1. Time: 2:00.' Umpires: Dlneen and
O'Brien. ' .
. Sox Win and Tie.
CHICAGO, Sept. 3. Chicago won the
first game of a double headisr from
Detroit today, 6 to 2 and tied the second
contest, which went twelve Innings and
was called on account of darkness.,. In
the- first game Cicotte outpitclied Mullln
In the pinches. . . , ,
Covington and Taylor started la pitching
duel in the second game, Chicago scor
ing their first two runs without hits.
Covington weakened in the seventh and
was relieved in tne eighth. Taylor gave
way to Walsn after tti visitors took
the lead, "line tying run came after
Barrows singled and waa forced by
Walsh. Rath hit .to Mortarty who threw
wild to first and 'Walsh went to third,
scoring on Mattlck'a - sacrifice fly.':; it
was decided to play oft the tle'gume. to
CKICAQO. DETROIT.-:
AB.H.O.A.B. AB.H.O.A.B.
Rath. lb.... 4 1 t 4,0Jooea, If.... 4 1 114
Mattlck. of. 4 I 4 9 l-Corrlaon. lb 4 4 1 I 1
Lord. If..... I 19 9 OCrawford, rf 4 114 4
Collins, rf.,1 9 1 9 oCobb. cf i I t 9 9
Borton,- lb.. I 9 9 0 0 Loudon, lb.. 4 1119
Xeider, lb... 4 111 tiMoriarty, lb 4 ill I 9
Weaver, ee.. 4 1 I . I. UBueh, a.,.. t 111)
Xuhn, C....I 0 1 1 Igtanage, o... 1 1111
Cicotte, p... 4 19 1 bMullla, p.... I 1,1 1 I
ToUIS M II 17 14. 1 Totals. .. ,!4 I 14 M I
Chicago 0 1 0 0 2 0 1 1 -
Detroit 0 0, 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 3
Three-base' hit: Lord Sacrifice fly: Bor
ton. Btolen .bases:, Zeider, Crawf-Jrd (2),
Jones, Mattlck, Weaver, Louden. Left on
bases: Chicago, 8; Detroit,-6. Bases on
balls: Off Mullln, S. Struck out: By
Cicotte, 6; by Mullln, .2. Passed ball:
Stanage, Wlld-toitch: Cicotte. Time: 1:56.
UniPlrest, Evans and Egan. , , ;
morrow. Score, first game: ' '
'.: CUICAOO. DETROIT. " f
, AB.H.O.A.E. i AB.H.O.A.B.
Bath. lb.... I I I I OJoDes, If.... 4 19 9 9
I OCbrrldon lb 6 1 1 9 9
0 Crawford, rf 4 I 9 19
9 OCobb. cf....; 4 1119
9 OLouden, lb.. 4 1 1 4 '4
0 Mortarty, lb I 4 11 0 1
IBuah, aa..... 4 0 111
OKocher, e... 10 III
OcoTlnston, p I 4 I I 4
tWUlett, p.,,) ( I i
0
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HASTINGS TIGHTENS ITS LEAD
Brickmakers Confident of Winning
Nebraska Leagne Pennant.
HAVE MAEGIU . OF TWO GAMES
Shaaer's Men Pound Grad Island
Hard and Come Oat of Fray '
. . Victors by Thirteen to
-Seven. '
Maitlck. of.. 4
Lord, If 4
Collins, . rf., 4
Borton, lb., I
Zeltter,' lb. .. 1
Weaver, ss.. t
Sullivan, c. 1
Kuhn, I
Schalk, e.... 1
Taylor, p.. 1
Waleb. p.... I
Eleeterly ...4
Bodle ......9
Johnson 9 9
Barrows 110
111
Totala.,
a 9 94 17 1
$
0 0-0
0 0-0
Totals. I II 11 1
Batted for Sullivan in seventh.'
Batted for Taylor in seventh.
4 Ran for Bodle Art" seventh '..
'Batted tor Kuhn- in-ninth... , '
Chicago ....10 a 0 01 2-6-1 0,
Detroit ....0,0 0 0 4 .0 2 0 0.0
Two-base bit: Corrldon. .Three-base
hit:. "Crawford. Hjts:. Off Taylor, In
seven innings; off Walsh. "S" tn'ftve In
nings; oft . Covington, 6 In. seven"., and
one-third; Innings; off -Willett, 3 -In four
and two-thirds InnlhgS. .Sacrifice files:
Easterly, Mattlck. Sacrifice hits: Mat
lck. Collln 2Mder, Taylor. Stolen baaea:
Mortarty. Obb (3), Bush (2), Jones.
Double play: Kuhn to Weaver. Left on
bases: Chicago, (; Detroit, 8. ' Bases on
balls:- Off Taylor, T; off Covington, 4;
off Walsh. 1. Struck out: By Taylor, 3;
by Covington. 2; by Walsh, 4. Passed
ball: Kocher. iWild pitches: Covington,
2; Taylor, 1. Tims: 2:36. Umpires:
Evans and Egan. ... .
v Fremont " Losea Another.
SEWARD, Neb., Sept. 8.-(SpeclaJ Tele
gram.) Seward finished the f season at
home with Fremont todays ending with
a victory, as it was begun. The game was
featured by the all-around batting of
ths Seward team. The-catch of a line
drive 'hy ' Jones at Center, ' robbing ths
batsman ot a hit and. shutting off two
scores, was' noteworthy. ,
Hanks held the visitors to three scat
tered hits and the 'game should have been
a shut out to his credit but he walked
the first man up in the. first inning then
a sacrifice and a hit gave them their only
score. He was a little wild tn the fourth
Inning walking three men., following which
he struck out the next three with but
otv9 out which showed that ha was' not
as wild -as his walks would indicate.
Score: i ' R.T.E.
Seward ..'U-O S' 1 '8 0 0 ,3 3 0 IS 0
Fremont ......1 6 ,0 0 0 0 0 0 6-W 8 0
Batteries: Hanks and Campfteld;
Thelssen and Neff. Struck out: By
Hanks. 1; by Thieaserh 0. Bases on balls:
Oft Hanks, ; off 1 Thlesnen, 1 Three
base hits: Leonard. Two-base hits:
Campfield, Barber, Hanks
HASTINGS, Neb., . Sept. 3.-(Special
Telegram.) Hastings tightened hold on
the leadership in the pennant . race by
defeating Grand Island, 13 to 7, today
Shaner's men can now lose two of ths
six games remaining to be played and
still beat Fremont to the flag, even if
the latter wins all the rest of the reg
ularly scheduled games. If Fremont also
wins a postponed game, Hastings can lose
two and yet tie Fremont.
Hartman and. Green were pounded hard
today,' beginning with Harm's home run
bringing in two runners in the first round
Gies Succeeded Hartumu iii ths fifth arid
was hit harder tha Tils predecessor. Mc-
Cullough kept the hits' scattered and had
good support except in two innings. Score-
,. - ' R.H.E.
Or. Island...,! 1 0 0 0 0 2 8 0-7 8 6
Hastings .....8 0 1 0 6 0 1 2 -1S 19 6
Batteries: Hartman, Green and Coe;
McCullough and Downey.
. Kearney Wins Twice. -
YORK, Neb., Sept. 3.-(Speclal Tele
gram.) eKarney'defeated York In the last
two games to be played on the home
grounds, 7 "to 2, and S to t Score:
1 R H E
Kearney ......8 1 1 0 2 0 0 0 0-7 13 i
York . 0 0 0 0, 0 0 0 2 0-2 7 2
Batteries: Patrick and Spellm&n; Reed,
Wilkinson and Ellis. Umpire: Collins.
Score,. Second game: : RH.E.
Kearney v...,. ....... 0 1 2 0 0 0 0-3, 1
York :.. 0 00800 0-2 60
Batteries: Trimble Rnd Spellman, Reed
and Kills. Umpire: Collins. '
Three Straight for Saperlor.
. SUPERIOR,, Neb.- Sept. .-Speclal'Tsl-.gram.)
Superior made it three, straight
.today, defeating Columbus,, 6 to.l, in, the
last .of the .Series, and the,, last game
to .be played at home , this season. Gib
son was ln the. box for the home team
and pitched one of his best games, hav
Irg excellent support throughout. Canine
pitched for the ' visitors snd pitched a
good game,' but. his support' was poor.
The' game wa called in the eighth to
allow Columbus to catch train. Score:
Columbus ....'..0 0 1 0 0 0 0 01 1 3
Superior ........ 0 0 0 2 0 0 3 -6 (I 1
Batteries: Columbus, Canine and Mets;
Superior,. Gibson and Drels. Two-base
hit: Singleton Struck out: By Canine,
S; by Gibson. S. Umpire: Nugent.
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