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OMAHA SHUTOUT BY 'LOPES
Swift Game Goes to Lincoln
Through Bad Luck.
PATES AEE WITH" MULLEN'S MEN
Uncoil,'1 "Mrikea flcrlona Fleldlnic
ninndera, While nourkea field
PerYsctly, lnt Jinx la u
the. nnngrrs. " .
LINCOLN, May 7.-8peclnl Telegram.)
-Although Omaha outhlt Lincoln, two to
one, and, Yielded perfectly while ' tfia
Lopes committed two fielding blunders,
Manager Mullen's crew was covered
with horseshoes nd wo na tight nlno
Innlng game,, 1 to p, hero this afternoon.
Omaha, had men on bates In nearly
every Inalnkt ."but iolled to push a run
across.
A two-base swat by Collins to deep left,
a sacrifice by -titratton and it Ions sac
rifice fly by Dessau to ccpterfleld scored
the only run of-tho irame, for the 'Ijopes
Omaha's best chance to score camo In
the seventh, when Orubb opened with n
clean drive qv'er secohd, but -was orced
at, second by, Robinson's 'attempted sac
rlfice. Coylo .lofccod Iloblnsqh it second,
thin Dessau ' walked both Justlco and
Thomason, filling the bases, Then Con
Ballon hit sharply to Harbour, who made
a wonderful one-handed stop hnd throw,
cutting off th,a, run. with the third out.
Southern UeriRUe Itr'aiilta.
Omaha looked dangerous In both tho
first and second Innings. With one out,
Justfce led off -wtlh a single In tho first
and Congalton walked, but Ifnno niado
tho third out
In the second, with one' down, Johnson
doubled to left and Koblnson walked, but
Coyle could not bring a run across. It
W one, tow throe, In tho third and
fourth, but til th efltth. after Orubb was
GUI on o. long' fly, Itoblnson hit. safely
, went oui on n iiy lo aeept letl
'Mid Justice hit ?fely. Thomasoh'ni(Ul
the third out "on an easy chance' (o tho
Richer.
I'eff and Shestak were Injected 'in ttu
Inth In place of Ttoblnson and Coylo, and
while Bheatak lined a pretty single, the
nsxtwo out,'were easy.
Omaha playctl a pretty game In tho
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field, pulling three rapid double plays,
whllo Orubb's atop of Mullen's liner In
the first was as Pretty as anything seen
here this season. Itoblnson had tho 'Lopej.
tied hand and. foot except for tho third
Inning. Score:
LINCOLN.
All. It.. 11. O. A. 13.
Lloyd. 2u : 3 0
3
Mullen, lb............ 3 0
11
0
1
0
3
3
0
Cobb, rf 3 0
Mccormick, ir 3 o
Cole, cf I.. 2 0
Harbour, 3b 3 0
coninn, ss 3 i
Htratton,. c 1 0
DeHsnu,; p. c.,.3'2 0
Totnls ...23 If K. "yi .1?
OMAHA.
All. n. ir. o A.
B.
0
0
0
0
0
0
y
o
o
o
o
Coyle, If ;. 4 0' .0
mat . 1 . , a'.
0
-OIieRlHK ....ft..,... L V 1
Justice, SS .... 4 0' . 2
Thomaoon, cf. ...... ..3 0 0
Congalton, rf..,.... 3' 0 0
0
4
0
0
1
1
itano, id ,.i 4 ..u. ,.u
Rchltikn. 2b 4 0 0
Johnson, b ..4. -0 . 2.
? 2
uruun, an o i i a
Itoblnson, p 2 0 1 0 3
Noff 1 0 0 0 0
Totals .'' 34 0 1 24 12 0
nutted for Coyla!n tho ninth.,
4!tnttA,1 fnh llMlltmnn In tht ninth.
Lincoln 0 0100000 -1
Omnha 0 00000000-0
' Burned rum Lincoln. Twonase nits:
Collins, Johnson. Sacrifice hits: Cole,
Htratton. Dessau. Htolen busts; Coylo,
Justice. Kane. (Struck out: Uy Dessau,
3; Toy Itoblnson, 2. liases on balls: Off
uessau, ; oiz ivooinson, z. uouuw
Ilujs: Uaruour to Collins to Mullen;
lessau to Lloyd to MUlloni Orubb to
hciiidko to nana: itooinson 10 jubuco io
Kane. Tlmo: 1:29. Umpire: Begrlst.
JOsitSH PULL OUT IN T1IH TISNTU
i i
Take tJaiiid from Wichita After
Atipenr t (i llnVo Lost.
WICHITA. May 7. Three hlU In the
tontiv h-vo St. Joseph two runs and thn
iiiiiw alter Wlclilta had looked like A
"winner. iSnappy fielding by both clubs
kept the. score uown. Hcorol
t -WICHITA. ,
AU, 11. . It. O. A. IS
nurke, 3b, b o
llUKhes. 2b...; 5 0
1 0
1 1
.Davis, rf.. 4 1
3 I
1 ,.l
i A
1 . 3
0 .1
2- 0
uauiuion.-ici,t.ft.... u
Koirner, l,b.... 4 0
CubIIo, u., 4 1
Pottlgrew;. If..: 4 1
llBPPf iBi.v. ..',..).,. 4, ' 0
Durham, p.. ..,,4, , 0
Totals.. ..U.tS '3 11' 30 20 3
BT. JOSEPH. f
AH. It. 1L O. A. B.
lColly, If 6 0 3 1 0
II. Watson. cf.,.... S 0 0 1 0 0
u. WatfcouJ rf.. 6 - o i, o o
Zwllllng, lb C 3 3 IS CO
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Standing of Teams
WEST. LKAOUfl
W.LPct
NATL LBAOtTB.
W.L-Pct.
Phlla 10 6.6J7
Chicago ....14 8 .638
Brooklyn ...11 8 .879
St Louis. ...12 0.671
New York... 10 8 .K6
Pittsburgh .10 11.476
Boston V 12 .833
Cincinnati .. 4 16 .200
AMKit ASS'N.
W.LPct.
.Louisville ..14 10 .53
Columbus ..13 0 ,571
Milwaukee .12 10 .MS
Mlnn'an'lls .13 11 .523
Lnd'up'lls ...10 10.500
Kan. City.. .11 12 .478
Toledo 0 12 ,423
Bt Paul 8 14 .264
a Ilcaulta.
Denver ....15 2 .m
uncoln ....11 .647
Bt. Joseph..ll 0 .047
Omaha ..... 8 0 . 471
Dos Moines 7 9 .413
Bloux City.. 10 .376
Topeka .... 8 10 .375
Wichita .... 2 14 .12!
AMEK. LBAQUE.
W.L.l'ct,
Phlla 14 3 . 824
Wash't'ti ..13 i .TGOI
-Cleveland ..14 6,7061
inicago ..., iu .bna
HL Louis... 13 .400
Boston 7 12 .368
Detroit 6 15 .2S
New York.. I W .1S7
l raterdny
WIEMTKIIN LMVOtlli
Bloux City. 3: Denver. 4. (Called in the
eighth: darkness.)
umaniv, o; Lincoln, l.
St. Joseph, 5; Wichita, 3: (Ten innings.)
Des Moines, 4; Topeko, C.
NATIONAL LBAQim
IHUburch. 1: Boston. 2. (Twelve in
nings.)
(..nicogo, ; tirooKiyin, a.
Cincinnati, 4: Now York, A.'
SL LouIh. 3i PlilladclDlila. 4. (Ten In
nings.)
AMlilUCAN IISAUUU;.
Washington, 3; Chicago, 2.
Philadelphia.- 3:. St Louis, 2.
New York, ; Detroit, 0.
Boston, 1: Cleveland, 4. ,
AMERICAN ABBOCIATION.
Toledo, 10; Indianapolis, 0.
Columbus, 1: Louisville, 3.
Mlneanolls. 8: Milwaukee, 7. (Ten In
nings.) ,
Bt. l'aul, 6i Kansss City, 3.
W-ilurn Lnaii Hloui Cltv at Denver,
Omaha at Lincoln. Bt. Joseph at Wichita,
Des Moines at Topeko.
National League Pittsburgh at Boston,
Chicago at Brooklyn, Clnnclnnatl at New
York, St. Louis at Philadelphia.
American Lcugue wasnington at mi-
cuko. Philadelphia at Bt. Louis. Now
York at Detroit, Boston at Cleveland.-
.. American Association xoieuo at jitman
spoils, Columbus at Louisville, Minneap
olis a
at Milwaukee, Bt Paul at Kansas
City.
Westers!., 3b tV
Oahs. 2b..... B
1 3 0'"4'i
12 12 0
0 2 2 2 0
Mclnke, ss 4'
Griffith, o. .......... i , V.7rJt ( 0
Chellette. p 3- 0 2' 04 0
Tannehlll 0 0 0 0 0 0
Keltler, c 2 0 0 1 v0 0
Uoenier, p 1 0r, 0. . 0 10
xotais n i io is i
Batted for QrltfltK In eighth. .,
fit Joseph 0 00 200010 2-4
wiciuia u 0003000 03
Left on bases: St Josbuh. 10: Wichita.
3. Socrlflco hits; Mlddleton, Chellette,
Davis. Two-base hits: Zwllllng, Pottl
grew, Ochs, Stolen bases: Dnvls, Kocrner.
hub: uii uueiieito, t in seven innings;
off Boehler, 4 In three Innings. Double
plays: Koerner (unassisted), Burke to
Castle, Ochs to Melnko to Zwllllng.
Struck out: By Chellette. 8: by Boehler,
i; oy uuroam, z. i-nisca Dan: unrntlh
lilt by nltchud ball: llv llnehlnr. Knnrner.
Time: 3:130. Umpire,: Slglor.
DBNVEIt TniMS fV TUB SIOUX
Has Better of Klght-Innlnff Game
Four to Three.
DENVER. May 7. Denver won the first
game of. the series from Bloux Cltv tn.
day, 4 to 3. The visitors did not reach'
the city until a quarter past four and It
was 4:30 before the game was started. It
was called In the elirhth on ncnount of'
darkness. Score: - '
DENVER,
AB. It
H. O. A. K.
0 3 10
2 10 0
12 0 0
1 1 S 0
12 1 0
0 0 0 0
0 0 0 1
1-5-4 1
10 8 1
1 a 2 0
1 24 13 8
JI. O. A. E.
1110
12 0 1
18 0 0
2 4 0 0
0 2 0 0
2 5 0 0
0 0 4 0
14 10
0 0 0 0
1 21 " T
Qllmore, If 4 1
Cassldy, rf ,.3 1
Channel!, cf ...3 0
QuIlUn, tb... ,. S 0
Frenoh, lb 4 1
Fisher, lb 3 0
Block, c 0 0
Matthtws. s S 0
Harris, p, S. -1
Bpanr, o s o
Totals 29 4
SIOUX C1T1
AB. It,
Smith. 2b ....4 0
Cooney, ss 4 0
Clarke, If 4 1
Davidton, cf i
Dreen. rf S 1
Lindsay, lb 4 0
Jamas. 2b..... 2 0
tange, c ... 3 0
White, p a '
Totals SO
(Called in the eighth account of dark
ness.)
10 0 0 2 10-4
Denver
Sioux City
0 0 0 1 0 1 1-3
Stolen bases:
Undcuv (3). White,
French. Bpahr,
Channell. Three-base
hit: Matthews. Home run: ire.
rlllce hit: Ureen. Sacrttlce fly: tn
klSa-iiAl mil I1V linrnB. a VI (I v
""ftV.i,.. o w.;. if of White.
X. Lett on bases; Dsnver, 7; Bloux Uty,
I Double play: uumoro m.....
lima: 1;5S. Umpire: Anderson.
TOPBKA WINS ON 1IOMB OttOUNDS
ir..,. Take Unms from Dea Moluea
In Hre-8nT Conteat
TOPE1CA. Muy 7.-Topka ileieateil Des
Moines in a "e-aaw an r w
be unsteady, hitting onu batter and
. . - nn mu lurc-lnz In a run.
ThTeiVts ind a walk off Sweet In th.
seventh scored three more. French and
Brailli feuturd with sensational stops
and tnrows. ocorei
TOPKK.V.
AU. It
IL O.
A.
1
Cochran. 3b 4
Uear, At ?
Iee, It 1
Porsythe, cf 3
MoLarry, rf.... 2
Kapps, lb... 4
French, ss,
McAllister, o 4
Smith, 2b 3
Cochreham, p 2
2 2
0
0
0
a
10
2
6
0
0
0
u
1
3 ,
!
.15'
Totals., S
Dt53 MOINES.
AB. IU, If.
A. E.
llahn. rf 4
1 . 3
0
3
0
0
1
0
2
3
1
Andreas. 3b ...3
Fox, If... 1
Hunter, cf 4
Jones, lb. 4
Itellly, 8b J
Sentell, sa 3
Bhaw. c 2
Ryan, p.. 1
0v)
ft
1
1
0
0
0
Entertain
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ms ooe rVLL. THE .
.sHoppfots-mAAieL-"I ,
pots nts MouJEVJOtK 1
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Sweet, p.
Totals.
ToDekn. ,
k.27 4 7 24; 13
....... M A V U-V V O V
Des Moinef., i. o o s i u o u o l
, Threo-baso hit: Sweet. Two-base hits:
Cochran. Lee.' Bflcrlflco him: Fox (2).
Sacrifice fly: Fox. Stolen bases: For
sythe, Jones,. Hits: Off Bynn, 2 In two
and two-thirds Innings; oft Sweet, 4 in
five and one-third Innings. Bases on
balls: Off Coohreham, 4; off Ryan, 3;
off Sweet. 2. Struck out: By Cochrehnm.
5: by Ryan, 2: by Swoct, 4. lilt by pitched
ball: By Ryan. 1. Brilk: Ryan, Time:
2:05. Umplro: Kltzslmiuous.
Jones and Rice Beat
Chicago Tennis Stars
CHICAGO, May 7. Chicago tennis ex
perts expressed surprise today at the
good showing of Jones and Rice, the
Australian Davis cup players who pre
pared to leave today for Niagara Falls,
cn then- way to Now York. The Aus
tralians, unused to the asphalt courts of
California, did not mnke a very good
showing In the games at. Los Angeles, but
on tho turf courts of tho Saddle and
Cycle club here yesterday they won four
straight sets from "Waldner and Gardner,
the Chicago stars.
Tho speed and accuracy of Rice and
Jones' on footing to which they were ac
customed showed them to be in great
form, according to Chlcagoans 'Who ob
served their work. The service of the
Australians was practically' Invlhdblo
otter they had become "Warmed up."
ST0VALL TRYING FOR
HIS REINSTATEMENT
CIUCAOO, May 7. George Stovall, sus
pended manager of the St, Louis' Ameri
cans, enlisted tho sympathies of Presi
dent C6mlskey of the White Sox today in
ills endeavors 'to obtain reinstatement
Stovall co'mo here to seo President
Johnston of :the American leaguonbut the
alter did not visit his office, being de
tained at home1 by pie Illness of Mrs.
Johnson. Stovall adrQltted the justice of
liidlctmnfc against, him and will throw
himself on the mercy; of tho court after
pleading extreme urpvocatlon.
It was .said that members of the Cleve
land team, against which St Louis was
playing when the manager of the latter
spat upon umpire Ferguson, will testify
that tho umpire's decisions, which angered
Stovall, might well rouso the Ire of any
player.
In base ball . circles the report was
credited that Stovall will bo suspended.
fined heavily and then reinstated.
YORK WINS SIXTH GAME
IN ROW AT START0FF
YORK. Neb., May 7. (Special Tele
gram.) Hastings and York played the
second exhibition game this afternoon,
making six games for York without de
feat Hlbby Clark. Malmqulst and Chase
were the features. Score: R.H.E,
York, 0 0.4 4 0 0 2 11
0
Hastings ...10 3 3-,0 0 0 0 0 17 4
Batteries: Hahsen. Knight and Bhulti:
Brown. Norton. Mason, Tlcrman and
Diets, Downey,
"RUBE" WADDELL SUFFERS
FROM BLOOD POISONING
MINNEAPOLIS, May 7."lube" Wad-
dell, the veteran ball player, who recently
announced that he hod quit professional
base ball for ever Is suffering from blood
poisoning resulting from a slight bruise
on his-knee. According to his physician
Waddell la. 1 a serious condition.
GANDIL WILL BE OUT.
OF GAME FOR WEEK
CHICAGO, May 7.-C. Gondii, the
heavy-hlttlng1 first baseman of the Wash
ington American league team, will be
out of the game probably for a week
owing to the inflammation of a recently
Injured toe. The team opened Its first
western series of 1813 here today.
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'American
Aaaoclntlon.
; R.H.E.
8 11 2
At Milwaukee-
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
7 11 2
Llebhardt and
Noel and Mar-
Batteries: Mogrldge,
Smith, Owens; Braun,
snail, l i en innings.;
At Kansas City R.H.E.
St Paul 6 12
Kansas city a e
Batteries: Walker and Mlllor; Vaughn, 1
Rhoades and O'Connor. ' 1
At Louisville ii.li K.
Columbus 1 8 i
Louisville , S 7 0
Batteries: uook ana Bmun; wooaourn
and demons, t
At Indianapolis- it.li k
Toledo 10 0
lrdlanapolls a
Batteries: Jamoa and Kruoger: Kaiser
ling. Green, Mers and Cotter.
Phllllea Pro leal name,
PHILADELPHIA. May ".-The Phlla-
delphla National league base ball club
has protested toaay a game wun pi
Luls, claiming that Umpire Klam "took
undue advantage of the rule which pro
vides that the ball must be thrown by
the pitcher within twenty seconds after
It has been called for by the umpire."
Bend Paaa Hack.
Murphy's effort to square himself with
the Illinois legislature by sending tho
members passes did not work out so very
wen. Aiusv Oft mi iwiaimura sent mo
passes back. What Murphy should do
is contribute a Tew .thousand to. the
"Jackpot."
College Bn etlall Heaulta,
University of Pennsylvania 2
Columbia 1
Brown u 3
Princeton 1
Wale, 14, Amherst, L
Copyright 1013. National
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BOSTON WINS IN TWELFTH
s
Pittsburgh Defeated in Two-to-0ne
Pitchers' Battle.
0'TOOLE WEAKER TWIELER
Trier Una Better of the Arirniiicnt
VlaMora Slnale nun Due to
Error by Sweeney! "Wil
son ScnrlnK.
BOSTON, May 7. Boston won another
extra inning gamp from Pittsburgh to
day, 2 to 1, the winning run coming in
the -twelfth. It was a pitchers' battle
between O'Toolo and Tyler, tho latter
having the better of the argument
Pittsburgh's single- run was due to an
error. by Sweeney, Wilson scoring, when
tho former dropped Whaling's throw to
get Butler,, who had started to steal.
Boston tied the score in the fifth, when
Whaling was hit and got around singles
by Maranvllle and Myers.
Each team had several opportunities to
make another hun, but strong pitching
and fielding always prevented until the
final Inning. Tyler began it by striking
out. Maranvllle singled and went to
third on Myers' drive to center. Con
nelly put a high one to left and Garey
muffed the ball. Marranville scoring.
score:
riTTSDUnOH.
BOSTON.
carer, u.... s o o
AH.ll.O.A.E.
liooe. ' ex.... 3
0 4
o
2 t
OMannvll, 6 S 1 7 0
Mner ct. 0
OMrers. lb... 4 2 1 0 0
OConnellr. 1(10
1 Swttnajr. ' 2b S 1 1,4 1
ITItui, rf.... 4 1 oil 0
0Mnn. .cf.... 1 0 lt
OKIrke, cf.... 1 0 2 0 0
ODerlln. 3b... 0 S 1 2 0
1 Whaling, c. 3 0 10 0 0
Djrrne, Jb... &
Warner, u.. 5
3 4
Millar, lb... 4 0 11
Wilson, rf.. 2 0 2
llorrmtn, tl, 1 0 !
JJUtirr, lb, . I
Kelljr. c S
O'Toole, p., G
Vlox l
llendrli ... 1
1 1
1 4
1 1
3 OlUrlden. c.. 0 0 1 0 0
, 0 Q eTrler, p 6 10 8 0
0 0 0' O'Saymour .. 1 0 0 0 0
Totala. ....40 834 1' 6 Totals 41 9 It 24 1
Batted' for. Wilson In tno ninth.
Batted for Booo In tho Until.
Batted rorJWIhallng in tho eleventh.
Winning run scored with one out.
Boston 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 12
Pittsburgh 0 1000000000 0-1
Sacrifice hits: Connelly, Miller, Myers
(2). Klrke. Stolen bases: Sweeney, Con
nelly. Left on bases: Pittsburgh, 8: Bos
ton, 12. Bases on on errors: Boston, 3.
Bases on balls: Off O'Toole, 1: off Ty
ley. 3. Hit by pitched ball: By O'Toole.
Whaling; by Tyler, Wilson. Struck out:
By O'Toole, 4; by Tyler, 9. Time: 2:23.
Umpires: RiKler and llvron.
BROOKLYN. May . Chicago BtoDDed
Brooklyn's winning streak today, taking
another sensational battle, 4 to 3. Rc
markablo fielding features on both sides
kept down the runs, Cutshaw and Brid
well dividing tho honors. Cutahaw pro
vented two Chicago runs in tho fifth
Inning by rushing over and taking
Archer's hot grounder that went through
Daubert and tossing the runner out to
Allen, who covered first Bridwell saved
the game for Chicago In tho eighth, when
with two men on the paths he mado a
brilliant one-hand stop oft -Smith's
smash, which looked good for two bases.
Bresnahan got a home run on a drive
which hit the concrete fence and
caroomed away from Wheat. Dahlen
brought out nearly all of his reserves
In the seventh and ninth Innings, using
sixteen players In all. Score:
CHICAGO. BROOKLYN.
AB.H.O.A.E. AB.H.O.A.E.
Leach, et... 4 3 3 0 0 Moras, rf... 3 0 1 0 0
Bchulta. rf.. 0 t 0 0 Hummel, rf. 2 0 1 0 0
Mitchell, rt4 1 0 1 0 Cutahaw, lb 4 1 1 I 0
Pbelan, 3b.. 8 0 111 Stengel, cf.. 4 10 0 0
Archer, lb., 4 111, 1 1 Wheat. If... 4 10 0 0
LOSS OF CAPTAIN HARD BLOW
FOR BRITISHERS.
.Walter 8. Buckmaster, who was to nave
captained the English polo team that
will soon 'invade America to prepare for
the tournament tor the International
trophy, held by the Yankees for the last
six years. Buckmaster Is considered the
greatest polo player In the world and It
was freely predicted that his play:ng
would result in America relinquishing Its
hold on the trophy His resignation fcri
tho team has been necessitated t v n
serious Injury sustained In a recent 'ra '
tlce game
Drawn for
News Ass'n
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Etch, tb.. . I 113 ODuibert, lb. 2 1 15 1 0
llrldwell. m2 0 3 0 Emltb, .lb... 3 0 12 0
JlrnJtn, e ! I 1 OFIaher, .,. 4 0 2 4 1
Tone?, p.... 4 0 1 t 0 Hitler, c... J 14 10
Erwln. .... 1110 0
Totals U 8 17 14 lKrhpitrlck. 0 0 0 0 0
Allen, p 2 110 0
CalUhin ..11000
'Marar 0 0 0 0 0
Black, p.... 0 0 0 0 0
Pbelp 1 0 0 0 0
Totala 84 8 X7 13 1
Bntted for Erwin in ninth.
Batted for Allen In seventh.
Ran for Callahan In seventh.
J'Batted for Stack In ninth.
Chicago 1 0 0 0 0 2 1 0 0-4
Brooklyn 020010000-3
Left on bases: Chicago. D: Brooklyn. 7.
Two-base hits: Mitchell, Bresnahan,
Stengel. Home run: Bresnahan. Sacri
fice hits: Bridwell, Smith. First bas on
errors: Chicago. 1: Brooklyn. 3. Stolen
bases: Mitchell, Phelan, Evers, Cutahaw.
Bases on balls: Off Allen, 4; off Toney,
1 Struck out: By Allen. 2; by Stack, 1;
by Toney, t Hits: Off Allen, 8 in seven
innings; oft Stack, none In two innings.
Time: 2:10. Umpires: O'Day and Brhslle.
Ulnnta Win Another.
NEW YORK. May 7. New York again
defeated Cincinnati here today, 6 to 4.
Benton was wild and was hit hard. He
was relieved by Packard, a young left
hander, who twirled a wonderful game,
after the third. The Giants did not get a
hit off the youngster after that Inning,
Ames was wild and ineffective and was
relieved with the bases run in tne sec
ond. Mathewson stopped the Reds in
this Inning, but was hit fairly hard, Cin
cinnati scoring three runs on him on
clean hitting. Shafer played a great
game for New York at short, accepting
twelve chances. Score:
CINCINNATI. NEW YORK.
AB.H.O.A.E. AD. 11.0. A. E,
Hacker. If... 6 110 OSn'dgr'as, cf 8 0 1 0 0
Bites, rf.... 8 13 0 Offhatar, 1 0 4 8 0
Tinker, sa.. 8 0 1 3 0 Burns, If.... 8 110 0
Drshamr, 1 0 1 I 1 Doyle, rb... 4 14 10
Hoblltsl. lb. 4 111 0 OMcCorrok, rtl 10 0 0
Martana, cf. 4 1 2 0 ODarora, rf.. 3 0 0 0 0
Eln. lb....S 13 1 OMerkle, lb.. 4 1 10 0 1
Orant, 3b.... 8 0 14 1 Hersc, lb., 1 10 3 0
Clarke, c.... 4 0 0 4 OMerera, e... 4 17 2 0
Denton, p... 1 1 0 0 OAmea, p 0 0 0 2 0
Packard, p 3 0 0 3 IMathe'son, p 3 0 0 1 0
Kllnr 1O000
ToUIs : lau 1
Totals M 1 It II 1
Batted for Packard In ninth.
Cincinnati 010011010-4
New York.,.,...,... 03300000
First hase on errors:. New. York, 2;
Clnplnnatl, h Two-base hits: Merkle,
Burns, Doyle. Three-base htt: Becker.
Sacrifice flies; Mathewson, Hersog.
Stolen bases: Marsans (2), Egan. Left
on bases: New York, 6: Cleveland, 6.
Double plays r Ames to Shafer to Merkle.
Tinker to Egan to Hoblltsel. Bases on
balls: Off Ames, 3; off Benton. 3; off
Packard, 1. Struck out: By Ames, 1;
by Mathewson, 6. Hit by pitched ball:
By Packard (Burns). Hits: Off Ames. 2
In one nnd two-thirds innings; off
Mathewson, 7 In Beven and one-tnira in
nings; off Benton, 6 In two innings, none
out in third: off Packard, 1 in six Innings.
Time; 1:48. Umpires: Brennan and Eason.
Brooklyn's Wlnntnir Streak Stopped.
Phillies Take Uphill Game.
PHILADELPHIA. May 7. Playing a
fine uphill gome, Philadelphia defeated
St. Louis today, t to 3. Paskert scored
the winning run In the tenth Inning on
his single. Knabo's sacrifice and Lo
bert's double. St Louis took a three
run lead in the second inning on four
singles and two errors. After that three
double plays prevented them from scor
ing, while they failed to tally In the
sixth Inning, after filling the bases with
none out, as Oakes was caught off third
on an attempted squeeze play. Score:
ST. LOUIS. PHILADELPHIA.
AB.H.O.A.E. AB.H.O.A.E.
Hugglne. lb. 1 0 1 1 0 Paskert, cf.. 8 18 1
U. Mage lt5 1 4 0 OKnabe, lb... 4 118 0
Wbltted. 3b. 6 1 0 1 OLobert, 3b... 8 2 2 1 0
Knetchr, lb 5 1 14 0 08. Mage, If. 3 1 0 0 0
Shackard. rf 3 1 1 0 SCrarath, rf,.4 10 0 0
Oakes. cf.... 4 18 1 ILuderua, lb. 4 13 2 0
O'Ltary. aa. 2 0 0 4 ODoolan, ss.. 4 1 1 1 1
McLean, c. 4 2 4 1 ODooln, e 4 13 4 1
Ortner, p.... 8 0 0 8 0 Beaton, p.... 8 118 1
Totala 38 t38 18 1 Totals 34 10 II 8
St. Louis 030000000 0-3
Philadelphia ... 0 01002000 1-4
Two-base hit; Lobert Three-base hits;
Knabo, Seaton. Sacrifice hits:' O'Leary,
Huggins, Knobs. Beaton. Stolen bases:
S. Magee (3). Double plays: Paskert to
Dooin, Knabe to Luderus. Dooln to
Doolan. Left on bases: St Louis, 7;
Philadelphia, 7. Bases on balls i Oft
Grlner. 1: off Seaton. 2. First base on
errors: St. Louis, 2; Philadelphia. 1.
Struck out: By Grlner. 2; by Seaton, 4.
Time: 2:05. Umpires; Klem and Orth.
Wolgast Willing
to Fight Dundee
SAN FRANCISCO. May 7.-Ad Wol
goat's manager lias replied today to a
telegr.-. from a Los Angeles fight pro
moter, asking him if the former light
weight champion would meet vJohnny
Dundee of New York in a twenty-round
bout in that city June . In his repl
the manager said Wolgast would meet
Dundee at catch weights, but would not
attempt lo make any epecttlc weight for
Dundee.
CEDAR VALLEY RACING
CIRCUIT OPENS JUNE 3
MASON CITY, la., May 7. (Special.)
The horsemen ot this city held a meet
ing this evening to arrange for the open
ing meeting of the Cedar Valley Racinr
association In this city June 3, 4 and 3.
The prospects for good meetings through
out the circuit ore promising. A good
many of the old drivers have written that
they expect to get Into the circuit with
their strings of horses. Along with these
will be a number of the newer men.
Wnveriy will "hold Its meet immediately
following the Mason City events. From
Waverly the horses Will go to Marshall
town on Ju 81 IS and 1: Perry. June
24, 25 and 26. and Des Moines, July 3, 4
and 6. Secretary Henry 8.- (Mose) Btan
bery is in receipt of promising reports
frp mall these places.
Fans Like tne Uame.
Detroit without Ty Cobb turned out theM
best crowds In Its history and Plttsbureh.
without Hans Wagner broke all records
i for opening day attendance. After all,
it's the game, not the individual. j
The Bee by Tad
CTA?ElIVIC.e PEED )
College Athletes
Will Have Meet on
Chicago Lake Front
CHICAGO, May 7. An Intercollegiate
athletic meet will bo held on the lakr.
front on July 1 nnd 2 under the auspices
of the International Athletic Champion
ships association, according to action
taken yesterday at a meeting of repre
sentatives of fifteen Important universi
ties. Chairman C. E. Bartley of tho col
lege section of the association nrserted
It was the intention to have every uni
versity and large college In the United
States And Canada represented nt tha
meet, which will be tho first of Its kind
and the largest of its kind. The meet
will not interfere with the International
games and those of the Amateur Ath
letic union, but will i supplement tho
games of both organizations.
Ntvtr Stnr.
A new star shoots across In Pltchei
"Lefty" Russell of the White Sox, who.
halls from Texas. He did fine -work
while the Sox were training in California,
but was not given much serious considera
tion until his chance came by accident
Now Callahan counts on him as part ot
the pennant chasing machinery.
Dacky a Pinch Hitter.
Ducky Holmes, manager of the Sloui
City team, Is batting high as a pinch
hitter. Three times in a row he deliv
ered, Once with a two-bagger that scored
two runs In the ninth inning.
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