TUB BEB: OMAHA, TCESDAY. MAY 20, 1013.
And Now Jeff Is Back to the Silk Hat Again
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LOPES CAPTURE LONG ONE
Grizzlies Lose in Twelfth Inning to
Jones' Boys.
SCOEE TIED IN THE EIGHTH
JOHNSON VERY HARD TO HI TIGERS BUMP THE ATHLETICS
Hurler for Washington Americans
Keeps Them All Guessing.
AVERAGES ARE KEPT DOWN
Tuckrjr and llarrla Unanitr In Loner
Dael. Which Winds Up When
Lincoln' Men Kind (he ,
I., ll I ,
LINCOLN, Neb.," May 9. -Lincoln anti
Denver played off a. postponed cumo; to
day, and the locals worf, 2 to 1. In twelve
Innings. It was u great pitchers' battle
between Tuckcy and Harris. Denver got
a run In the eighth and It ibuked ra
plenty, but 'Lincoln ijed It up In Its half'
of the same Inning. Neither pitcher was'
In great danger from then Until Lin
coln's ha.lt of the twelfth, whBrfsuo-
ceislve singles by McCormlck, 'dole and
Cobb sent 'th) winning1 run across. Scores
LINCOLNi ' '
Ltoyd, 2b. :, 5 o .0 8 6 1
Mullen, lb.;.... s o i "is- j o
McCormleh, If 6 1. 1 ..'3 ' 0' 0.
Oole, cf., 6 0.1 1,1 0
Cobb. rfj..., . fi" 0'1 V 1 ' j o
Barbour. Jb.w.....S o 1 0 i t
Dowllmn mli..,... ii 1.11 i ; j. f,
etratton,
Tuckey, pK'.y.,',..V, 4, 0' l "o 10 .0,
- ' mm -.mm "j; j
Totals .,J.J2 7 3P t9 -3
TOJPfVKR,- , , . , ,
K O. A. EX.
Gllmore. If f?,?'1" .1 ,1 '3 '0 0
Cassldy. rf ?,Vo 0-' ' 0 ''0
Channell, cf.,....tfla,oij 1 1- OL'.? 0
Qulllln. Sb 5 0 2 3 $ 0
French, 2b .. 6 6 1 6 6 0
Butcher, bb 4 0 0 2 7 0
Block, c 6 0 2 2 0 1
Fisher, lb fi 0 0 14 3 0
Harris, jj... 6 0 1, 0 2 0
. Totals .....40 1 "g 3t io
One out when wtnnlntr run- scored.
Lincoln '.. 0 0 0 0 0 0 610 0 0 1-3
Denver 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 0-1
Earned TUrit Lincoln, j, Two-base hlU:
i Gllmore, 'Block.- Double" play sp Lloyd to
sMullon.arButcher to; French to Fisher,
Stolen basef French. . flacrlflcrf hits:
Btratton.2),4Cassldy (8). fltruckrouti By
Tuekey, 3; by Harris, i. Bases on ballst
Off Tuokey. 3; off Harris, 2. lme: 1;62.
Umpiros: Sister and FlUslmmns.
ST. JOE FANS GREET
RETURNF HOME TEAM
ST. JOSEPH, May 19. -Fifteen hundred
wildly fiheqrl'nK fan's and a band of Jnurlo
greeted the 8U Joseph Western league
base Call players at the Union station
tonight when the club Arrived here from
Denver after a successful trip of fifteen
days. The players were marched to a
(deal hotel, where a moss nieotlnsr was
held on the Veranda, and the players
were compelled to make speeches.
Only Two llnlmnrn Cnn Show Up
neeoVil of ,r.OO All thc 'Crnoks
'Western
Willctt Holds Philadclpnia unless j
in All But Two Frames.
Standing of Teams
MACKMEN HURLERS HIT HARD
. ( . -U t .
.Diirlritt the first!; mohth ?t Ihb Amer
htul league season. fifty,:Players had the
mtsfArtuno to be comjiejiea tb.-bat nealnst
Walter Johnson, who seems bent on shat
tering to Infinitesimal rfmlthereens every
pltoh'lntr fecorrt extant.
Ot these fifty men lei than half, to
befesaot. twenty-ope, were able to pro
cure hits off the marvelous, Washtnuw)
hurler. Their' safeties numbered thirty
one, and the total of bases obtained on
hits was . thirty-five. Bill Can-lean so-cured-
the Ibnuest ' extra bac wallop oft
Johnsoh-at. triple, -and; Clyde Kngle and
Jack Jrtcjnnls got to him for doubles.
Of the 'twenty-onb men who touched
the Washington speed' merchant for hits
efght 'were' Jjew Yo.fkere, seven were
Boston players, four dfbw salary from
Connie' Mack "and tw6 are employed by
Charley Comlflkey. A hlte f3ojd and a
Hlghlshder Jus now' ehioy the enviable,
distinction of Owning .600 batting aver
ages aealnst Johnson. The Johnsonlleji
who have foqnd Sir waiter-easy (7) are
.toe Bens and Jack tllvelt.' Bach man
hers batted against Johnson twice and
each man has torn btt one single.
Three men have hit . against John
son, the trio consisting of Clyde Kngle,
Bert Daniels and fid Sweeney. Trls
Speaker's percentage against Johnson is
.400, while Olat Henrlksen, ISdflle Murphy,
Jack' Barry and Bill Carrtgdn have hit
at ft .333 clip against the shut-out king,
The batting averages of the other play
ers who made hits off Johnson from
i Aprlf 10 ;to May 10, Inclusive, are as fol
lows! ' ,
.SO-HtJnto Wagner, Charted Htirreths
Bop Young. Frank Baker,. Jaq)t itJHnl
nnd Harry. Lord.
!lf-Ktevo Terkes and Harry Itooper.
.143 Hal Chase.
.125-Roy Hartsell and Birdie Cree.
Here are the men who have, foiled tq
got safeties art Sir Walter; -
BoAton Durry Lewis. Larrv Qardner,
Bay Collins, Charley Hall, Harold Janv
rln, Forrest Cody, Buck O'Brien, Ncal
Boll and Thomas,
New York Harry Wolter. Oeorge Mo
Connell BUI MoICechnlo Ksra Mldklff,
Bay Keating and Schulz.
Bhlladelphla Rube Oldrlng, Kddle Col
lins, lSddle Blank, Jack Lapp and Pete
Daley.
. Chicago-Walter Sehaller, Morris Bath,
Jacquoi Fournler, John Collins, Ohtnk
Mattlok, Qcorge Weaver, Bay BolioUc,
Ted Easterly and Frank Lange.
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Detroit Itnna Hnne Almost nt Will
Until Fonrth Innlnjr, When
Thomns In Believed hy
t Lapp.,
DETriOIT. May lK.-Wlllett hold Phila
delphia hltless In all but the third and
eighth Innings today and Detroit took the
opening game of the series, 9 to 3.
The Tigers hit Wyckoff nnd Bush hard,
Cobb leading tha assault with three sin
gle. After Vltt In the first inning walked
and advonoed on on infield hit, Cobb's
single scored him. In the third Philadel
phia made, three runs on ' singles by
Thomas, Wyckoff and Oldrlng and a
triple by Collins. In the Detroit half of
the third, after Bush i walked, Vltt tied
the scoro by driving a home run between
Walsh and Murphy. Crawford drew n
pass, Cobb singled and stole and' Vcaeh's
single produced the winning runs.
Detroit ran bases almost at will while
Thomas-was behind the bat and ho was
rllcv(!d In the fourth Inning by , Lapp.
Score: k
PHILADELPHIA.
AP.ll.O.A.
n.Mtpur, rt.4 loo
Oldrlng. It.. 4 110
Colli, tb.. 4 3 4 1
Uiktr, 3b... 4 0 I S
itclnnli. lb. 4 0 1 1
Walih. cf... 10 10
nirrr, m.... 4011
Thorati, e.. 1 0 I l
Lapp, e 1 0 1 0
Wjrckoff. p.. 1 1 1 0
J. niuh, p.. 1 0 0 4
Tottli II I II 12 0
Philadelphia 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0-4
Detroit ,...1 0 4 0 1 0 3 0 -0
Two-baj,8 hit: Crawford. Three-base
... i.VdlQ ,L4,. VHU XllUli
Ott Wyckoff. 4 In two and one-third In.
nines; off Bush, in five and two-thirds
innings. Saorlftce hit: Wlllett. Bcolen
oases: cood w. veacli w, uuah, Wolsli.
Double Plays: MclnnJs to Barrv to Mc
Innts, Collins to Molnnts, Wlllett to Bush
.to uainor. ien on oases: rnlladelpma,
4aotroltf 6. Bases on balls: Off Wll-
iSrjirroff wycKon; 4 off J. Bush, 2.
UItjt)r.Plbohed ball: By J. BuSh, Qalnor,
Struck put; By Wlllett. lj by J. Bush,
z. i-assa doiii iiioinan. nme: i;s.
Umpires: Connolly and MoOreevy.
naps' Hurler Wins lor Team.
CLEVELAND. May 10l Pitcher Cv
Falkenberc won his elithtli straight
victory today at the expense of Wash
ington, the Bcore belns; 4 to 1. An error
of Judgment by First Baseman Johnston,
wno put a doso runner out at first when
he mlrht have cut off Wllll&nui at tha
plate In the eighth Inning, deprived
iFalkenborg of a shutout.
uasnion was wild ana ineffective In the
first inning. A passed ball on the third
strlko allowed Johnston to reach flret.
Chapman walked. Olson bunted nafulv.
Turner walked, forcing Johnston In with
a run. Chapman was out at the plate,
but Jackson singled, scoring Olson and
Turner.
Williams scored Washington's run In
the eighth on his triple and an Infield
out. Cleveland then scored on Chap
man's single, a sacrifice, an out and
Jacson's single.
jacKson killed a triple for McBrKle by
a shoestring catch. Score:
vVfD' WASinNtrroK'.
AU.K.O.A.Bls An tl n l w
Johsitoa. lb 4 111 0 IMoelUr, rt.. 4 I 0 10
Ohtpm-n, h I I S I OMllsn. cf... 4 0 1 0 ,0
01a, lb..., 1 1 1 I iMorrta, lb. 4 0 1 lo
Turner, lb.. I Oil oaindtl, lb.. 4 011 0 0
Jtekion. rt.. 4 3 11 0 Li port., lb. 4 3 0 1 0
J(yn et.... 4 1 1 0 OMoUttd. u4 0 1 I 0
Ortsar. U.n 110 0 OBbtnks, It.. 10 10 0
Cfloh. e..l 0 I 1 OAln.raltb, 0. 0 0 1 0 0
I-aUnhn. p. 1 1 0 0 OWtlllims, o. 1 1 4 1 0
. . ramion, p.. o o o 1 0
ToUls 10 10 IT II lBnl. p.... 1 0 0 1 0
nurbllni, P. 1 "0 0 0 0
8ch(,r ..11000
AMER. LEAOUI3. AMER. A88'N.
W.L.11t. W.L.Pet
Phlla 19 8 .704, Columbus ..IS 10 .043
Cleveland .20 11 .6451 Kan. City. ..19 15 ,K9
Wnsh'gton 17 10 .630i Milwaukee 19 16 .m
Chicago ...20 13 .60(11 lxtlsv11le ..19 IS Mi
Boston 13 IS .4ii indlannp's .14 14 .600
St. Louis.. .14 20 . 412 Mlnnean's .14 16.40;
Detroit 1121 .3UToledo 12 21 .364
New ynrit. . zi .liist. Fnui u i .ur
W1SST. LESAQUE.
W.UPct.
Denvor 13 9 .667
Lincoln 17 9 .654
St. Joseph.. 16 11 ,C3
Des Moines. 12 14 .4tf
Hloux- City.. 11 13 .458
Omaha II 15 .414
Topeka 11 15 .423
Wichita .... 3 19 .291
NAT. LEAGUE.
W.L.IH;t
Phlla 17 7 .7(N
Brooklyn ...19 9 .679
New York...l6 13 .666
Chicago ..,..16 16 .484
St. Louis.... 14 15 .483
Boston 11 15 .423
Pittsburgh .12 IS .400
Cincinnati .. 9 20 .310
Yesterday's Ileaulta.
WESTERN LEMH't.
Eci-ver, 1: Llnroln, S; (tv.ilr. Innings)
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Plttsbursh. 2: New York. 3: (fourteen
Innings:)
Cincinnati, o: Moston, s; (ten innings.;
Chicago, 4; Philadelphia, 19.
St. Louts. 1: Brooklyn. 2: eleven ta
kings.)
Philadelphia:,-3; Detroit, . , , ,
Boston. 10: Chicago, 1: (called In eighth;
dirkness.)
New York, b; Ht. iiouis, o.
Washington, 1; Cleveland. 4.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION,
Columbus, St. Paul, postponed.
Toledo, 8: 'Milwaukee. 16.
Indianapolis, 6; Kansas Ctty, 3.
Louisville-Minneapolis, postponed.
Umuea Today,
Western League Denver at St Joseph,
Lincoln at Des Moines, Wichita, at
Omaha, Topeka at Sioux City.
National League Pittsburgh at
Brooklyn, Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Boston. SL Louis at New
York.
American league Washington at
Cleveland, Philadelphia at Detroit. New
York at St Louis, iBoston at Chicago.
American Association-1 Toledo at Min
neapolis, IndlanopoUs at Milwaukee,
Louisville at Bt Paul, Columbus at Kan
sas City.
Nebraska State League Hastings at
Fremont, Seward at Kearney, York at
C'olunjbus, Superior at Grand Island.
DODGERS TAKEJHE SERIES
Trounce Cardinals in Fast Eleven
Inning Tussle.
RU0KER HURT, OUT OF GAME
YlnallnK and Grlner Twirl Senna
lonnl Bnll Tenms Klpht even
ly Until the Closing
Innlnc.
Batted for Ibl ln?,-"M e
Washington 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 01
iwo-uas mui Falkenburg, Gruney.
Three-base hit: 'Williams. Sacrifice hltt
Mun. cioian pases: jaCKson. Milan.
Oandll, Jackson to Chapman. Hits: Off
n one-miru inning; on isngel,
n "J.!.'01". .nd two-thltds innings; oft
uvcuuuk, , m iiirea innings, ikisos on
Plt Clu,nlon, X Htruck out: By
S. Passed ball: AlnsnJth. First base
on errors: Washington, 3. Lett on basest
j-icvcianu, ; wasmnguin. b. Timo: 1:45,
Umpires: Dlneen and Hart.
o nt oom'i aiercy. .
pitcher of the world's champions, held the
Inenla fit h I m.,iw , r.A , n i
lost the opening game of the series, 1 to
... u( tiu. Miic same
was oalled on account of darkness.
Seott's wlldness. coupled with opportune
Tl 1 1 H M I I.OVA Tlmtnn I w t.H . .
Scott was replaced In the fifth Inning by
""ii", "" .limm imcnca ne vsutors
added three more runs.
The flsltllng behind Wood waa perfect
while that behind the local twlrlers was
farcical. Score:
D08T2V, . CllICAOo.
AD. It. O A B. AB. II. O A K.
Hoopar. rt .4 J I 0 OSrhstlw, If. 4 1 1 0 0
SPMktr, cf. I I 0 0 OI-Mit, 'jb. i t 1 a 0 0
U"la. It... 4 10 0 OFournlar, lb I til 1 0
laiurln, lb.. 4 0 1 I OtVlllaa, rt.. 4 14 0 0
EAfia, lb... 1 lit 0 OQuWrly. .. 4 0 4 0 1
X. a m Mm ..,.. ....... . . T 1 I
.. v , oiMatiiec. ci.. 4 I U O
.---.-., " " . - ,niiiih, ci.. . sun ,
Kun'makr, e 4 t I 0 0 Wet Ttr. aa.. I 1 0 I t
. p .... iooio
Woad. n. ... S 1 S S acAnt,
CmltU 0 0 0 0
TDUU.....H 124 10 0Jona ..... 0 0 0 0
ClroUe, p... 10 0 2
4v niiiiin in Bixin.
Called on account of darkness.
JJpston ..1 S 0 1 6 0 0 01 0
Chicago 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-1
Tv.o-bsse hits: Nunamaker. Bngle,
E&f "''ck'1 Wod. Hits: OJf
"Ji" 6. lP r.our Innlncs. none out In fifth:
off Smith, 3 in one Inning; off Ctcotte, 2
u mm luiuima. D-W1HQ4 nus: iierger,
Jonts. Wood. Stolen bases: Yerkes.
6peaker. Engle. Left on bases: Boston.
6; Chicago, 9. Bases on balls: Off Scott
4i.v.ffJ YJ! ," BmllU. t Hit by
pltohed ball: By Wood. Fournler. Struck
out: By Wood. 3; b Clcotte. 1. Passed
ball: Nunamaker. Wild pitch: Wood.
Time: 2:05. Umpires: 0Iughlln and
Ferguson.
llla-ltlanders Win Game.
ST. LOUia May 19.-NewYork won the
first gams of the ssrles Ireiu St, Louis
here today, S to 8. St. Louis undoubtedly
will protest the gome to President John
son of the American league on account, of
Manager Chance batting out of his turn
In the eighth Inning. Bt. Louis protested
to Umpire Hlldobrand after the Inning,
but ho Hald it wss too late. Chance batted
for Fisher In the eighth and grounded
OUt. wnen ne came u.i ma Dovuim vma ,w
batted In Derrick's place and singled,
scoring two runs. New York bunched flvo
singles with two bases on balls, an er
ror for seven runs In the eighth Inning.
floors: v . .
uatted ror weiiman in ninin.
Batted for Johnston In ninth.
Ran for McAUester In ninth.
Agnew out for interference.
Batted for Mldklgg In seventh..
St. Louis 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 33
New York 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 77
Two-oase nits: sweeney, Aitusei. xiiia:
nf, tT4.I.Mw fl In i.v.n Innlnpct nff flrthtlls.
2 In one and two-thirds Innings; off Mc-
uonneu, l in ono-wuru inniiii.. oHuuivn
hits: Mtdkttf, Shotten, Stolen bases:
Wllllapis (2). Double play: Sweeney to
Stump. Left on bases: Bt Louis, 9;
New York, 7. Balk: Wellman. Bases
on baits; Oft Fisher, 1; off Schuls, 8;
- MT-M 111, nl,1,A Kail Tlv
JTlsher, Walsh. Struck out: By Fisher.
la. . x . t . ft... llf-ll Y"fc. ..
balU: Agnew, Sweeney. Time: 2:15. Um
pires: ituaeurnnu hum vnno.
Rourkes Are Back
from Western Trip;
Play Here Tuesday
The Omaha base boll team arrived r.um
yesterday from Topeka, calling the game
Off which was arranged for yesterday
at Lincoln In order to give. Denver an
opportunity to play off, a postponed bat
tle. Denver Is an a .western trip and was
desirous of getting the postponed game
out of the way. It being the only one
they have. Rourke acquiesced la the mat
ter, and the team came home yesterday.
The Rourkes have ' had a disastrous
trip, winning four games and losing
seven. But the blame Is all to bo laid
on the pitching staff, which up to date,
has shown nothing whatever. Olosman
and Robinson have won two or three
gomes each, but this Is as far as It has
gone.
Manager Arbogast had: no apologies to
make for the showing of tho team while
on the western trip. Ho Is still of the
opinion that the Omaha club Is the best
In the league by tar. but admits that
the twirling staff Is anything but up to
snuff. However, ho says this department
will be remedied within a few days, as
Rourke Is dickering for a couple of new
lingers and expects to close the deals
shortly. it
ourke did not return with the team.
evidently being on a scouting trip.for new
material for the pitching department
The work of Grubb while on the road.
says Arbogast, has heen all that could
bo expected, and predicts that before the
season Is over Omaha will have no re
grets over the loss of Bert Nlehoff, who
Is playing but a mediocre gamo with
Loiijsvllle this season.
Lineup for today's game.
Omaha Wichita
Kane First , Koerner
Sehlpke .Reeong Hughes
Grubb Third Babb
Justice Short --, Rapp
Coyle Left ...Pettlgrew
Thomaeon...".-, Canter Middieton
Congulton Right .Bills
Johnson Catch Castle
Hicks Pitch Scott
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Big Returns.
BROOKLYN, May 19, The Brooklyn
and St Louis teams wound up their series
with an eleven-Inning battle, today, the
locals making it three straight by a 2 to
1 score. Rucker, who started off for
Brooklyn, Injured his hand stopping a ball
In the first Inning and had to retire. He
will be out of tho game for several days.
Yingllng, who relieved him, .twlrjed a sen
sational game.
Konetchy's single, Cathers sacrifice, nn
out and ' Whltted's hit sent ncro&s the j
only St Louis' run In the fourth. Grlner
alsft pitched sterling ball. Brooklyn tied'
the score In he sixth on Stengel's scratch j
hit, Wheat's out and Daubert's single.
The teams then fought evenly until the
eleventh, when Whltted fumbled Stengel's
grounder and then threw wild to the
grandstand. Stengel took third on the
double error. When filed out and Dau
bert was walked Intentionally. Smith
then made a drlvo past Kbnetchy and
Stengel scored' the winning run? Score:
ST. LOUIS. 'BROOKLYN.
AD.H.O.A.E. All.Il.n A K.
Hnrclna, 2b. 6 0 1 S Atonran,' rt... 10 10 0
Mowrer, lb. 5 o' 1 I OKrkpUrk. IbO- 0 0 1 0
nnetcny, ids lit i oilumri, Zbrr 5 114 0
Catbera, rt.. 1' 0 2 0 0Btnl, cf.. 4 12 0 0
Oikes. el.... 4 10 0 OWheat. If.., 0 4 10
Whltted. all I I in.ub.rt lb. 4 2 17 0 1 n
MoLrtin, e.. 4 1 t 1 0 Smith 3b... 5 114 0
urmer, p... 4 0 0 0 OFUher, .. 1 1 2 I 0
-'Miller, e.,.. 4 i i l o
TaUU 14 111 It ZRucker, p., 0 0 0 1 0
YlDgUnf. p. 1 1 0 I 0
Tots! IS i 13 11 0
One out. when ,wlnnlng run .scored.
Batted for Moan In tenth.
St. 'Louis o o o i o o o n rf rt oi
'Brooklyn 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0' 0 13
Lit on bases: St. Lduls, fi; Brooklyn,
9. Threeb-ase hit; Daubert- Sacrifice
niw. uamers. jvioran, ringung. Dirst
Daee on error; urooitiyn, l. ixmble
play: HUmmel to Daubert Bases on
balls: Off Rucker. 1: off Ylnnllnc-. 1: nff
Grlner, 4. Struck out: By Ylngiine, 2;
by Grlner, 3. Hit by pltohed ball: By
Grlner, Fisher. Hits: Off Rucker. none
in two-tniras .inning; grf Yingllng. 8 in
ten and one-third lnnlhtrs. Time: 2:00.
hUmprlse: Brennan and 12a son.
Phillies Get the Hits.
PHILADELPHIA, May 19,-Phtlodel-plil
a made a clean sweep of the series of
three games with Chicago, the visitors
losing today, 4 to 10. Chicago got a Jead
of three runs by hitting Brennan's de
livery hard In the first two innings, but
after that the home twlrler had things
his own way. In the third inning,
Philadelphia) piled up six runs on four
hits and tfcree bases on balls off
Lavender and an error by Phelan. They
also made good use of their hits In the
tuutui turn me sixm innings. Zimmer
man was ordered off the field In the
fourth inning by Umpire Byron for
disputing, the latter's decision In refusing
J2i1,2.w a Jhat Knabe had left
third base befOre Miller made a sensa
tional catch of Magee's fly. Score:
ailCAOO. PHILADELPHIA,
Miner. ir.To'-TVora.k.rt. ct-n,
Ki,,aB!.W.bi 0 1 1 JKnabaTlb... I 0 110
Mllcbell. rf. I 10 0 OLobert. lb.. I 14 10
Jlmrman. lb 2 1 o 1 lYlxe. ... i i o o
&r. lb... 10 11 OOatath. rt..il 110 0
Sater. lb.... 4 1 10 0 OLuOjrua. lh.) 0 110
Leaeh el...3 0 2 0 0DStin7 ... 4 1111
Dridwell. UUII OKIIllter. o... 4 1110
Archer 0M.,4 2 B 1 ODrraoao, p.. 4 0 0 2 1
LfiTender, pi 0 0 1 1 , J.
Oorrldon .. l 0 0 0 0 TotaU 111117 11 2
lfeclncr .. 1 0 0 0 0 ' '
ToUls.....l" l74
IliaHe4 f.or Lavender In ninth.
Batted for Miller In ninth
Chicago l 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 14
Philadelphia 0 0 6 2 0 2 0 0 10
Ttvo-base hits: Mitchell (2), Zlmraer
man. Thren.haj hu. K-illif,' XiiL.
hits. Knabe, Magee. Stolon bases: Lo
. rhuLoftch' Pouols Plays: Zimmerman
to Phelan to 8aler. Killlfer to Doolan to
Luderus to Klltlfer. Lft on bases: Chi
cago, (; Philadelphia, 0. Bases on balls:
Off Lavender. 6; off Brennan, 4. First
base on errors; Chicago, 1; Philadelphia.
2. Struck out; By Lavender, 3. by Bren-
A.nic; i:w umpires; mgier
and Dyrnn.
Giants Defeat Pirates,
NEW oitK. May 19.-New York de
feated Plttburgh today In a hard-fought
fourteen-lnnlng game by a score of 3 to 2.
.Camnlts and Marquurd engaged In a
Wonderful pitchers' battle, but both gave
way in extra Innings to pinch men. Hen
drlx. who lelleved Cam nits, allowed New
lork to tie the score In the twelfth and
to win out In the fourteenth. , Pittsburgh
scored Iti Ihe Hrst Inning on Carey's
single, Vlox's double and a fielder's
choice.
Tho Giants tied It up In the fourth on
Fletcher's single and Doyle's triple. Tho
game was a tie until the twelfth, when
Simon singled. Kelly ran for him nnd
scored on a wild p ich, a single and a
sacrlftoe fly New York tied It again in
Itt halt rn Uetcog'B doi-tle, u passed ball
and Kelly's wild throw to fthlrd. They
won out In the fourteenth., Iteraog and
Meyers eecurlng singles with one out
Wsgner threw out Htrzog at the plate
on Wilson's grou'iot-, hut Burns" lonp
hit to left scored Cooper, who ran fur
Meyers. Soore:
riTTSBUIUHI. torw TonK
AB.H.O.A B r An 11. O A B.
Maoaor. ct 1110 tfllume. If.. I 1 4 0 0
Hornun. rt. 1 1 1 0 OF Safer, tf. . 4 0 4 1 0
Cam, lf.... 110 OPIateher. ta 4 1 1 1 0
Vlai. Ib...Mi lit 0McCbrmlk 1 0 0 0 0
Wainer, aa.. 4 112 lOroh. aa. .. 1 0 1 t 0
Millar, lb-. 4 111 0 1 Doyle, tb... 4 1 4 3 f
Wlleon. rf. 1 0 0 0 OStunay, rf.. f 1 0 0 0
Bullae, rf.,. 1 0 0 0 lUvrkle, lb.. 0 0 10 0 0
Hendrix. p.,1 1 0 0 OHart .alb.. 4 14 10
Jlrrne, tb. .. 1 2 3 IMeyeri, e. 1 11 I 1
BlmoB, o., .i 111 (Scoapar .... 0 0 0 0 0
Krllr. 0 10 lUenjuanl. 4 0 0 I 0
Camnttt p... 4 0 0 2 O'Pawra .... 0 0 0 0 0
flratt. rt.-,. 1 t 't 0 OAroea. B ....0 0 0 0 0
- Craodall .110 0 0
Totala 41 1111 IT lSBodxra . 0 0 0 0 u
Texraaa p . 0 0 0 1 0
Wlleon ...1400
Batted for Tcsreau in fourteenth. i
Pittsburgh 1 0000000000100-2
New York 0 001000000010 1-3
First base on errors: New York. 3,
Two-base hits: Vlox, Murray, Horzog,
Crandall, Burns. Three-base hits: Doyle,
llondrix. Sacrifice hits: Wilson, Shafer,
Jlofman. Stolen basts: Wagner (2),
Sillier, Mcrkle, llofman, Herzog, Left on
bases: New York, 11; PlttSDUrgh. 1L
Doublo plays: Wagner to Miller, Simon
to Miller. Meyers to Groh. Bases on
balls: Off Marqhard, 3; off Tesroau, 2;
off Cnmnltz, 6; oft Hendrix, 1. Struck
out: By Marquard, 9; by Tesreau, 3; by
Catnnlts, 2. Wild pitch: Camnltz. Passed
ball! Simon. Hits: Off Marquard, 10 In
cloven Innings; off Ames, 2 in one Inning,
off Tesreau, 1 In two Innings; off Cnm
nltz, 4 In eleven innings; off Hendrix, 6
In flvo and two-thirds Innings. Time:
3:20. Umpires: O'Day and Emslle.
Drnvca Tronnce neds.
" BOISTON. May 19. Connelly, whose
home run drive with three on bases In
the ninth Inning; helped Boston to tie the
score, contributed tn his team's defeat by
Cincinnati in the tenth, whenu' he dropped
Clarke's fly. Clarke scored on Becker's
single and Cincinnati won. 9 to 8. Cin
cinnati apparently hod the game when'
Boston came to the bat In the nlth, five
runs behind. Benton, who had Been keep
ing -the locals' hits scattered, weakened
and was succeeded by Johnson, who
passed Slyers, filling the bases. Con
nolly's, hit, followed by 8weeney's single,
caused Johnson's ertlrement In favor of
Brown. Then Sweeney- scored- tho tying
ru non two sacrifices. Brown retired
Boston In tho tenth by striking out Cal
houn and Myers and throwing out Mar
anvllle. Score:
BOSTOW. CINCINNATI.
AUiH.O.A.B. AD.H.O.A.E.
IfartnTtl, lit t II 0 Banner. If.. 10 10 0
Myen. lb... 1 0 10 1 OBitet, rt.... 4 110 0
Connelly, If. 4 X 1 0 1 Tinker ... S 1110
Sweener. 2b 4 2 4 1 I Becker, cf.. 4 1 0 1
Tltut, rt.... 4 2 0 0 OMaruna, lbS 0 11 1. 1
Minn, cf... 3 0 10 OBrchimr. tb 4 1 4 1 a
Seymour, cf . 0 0 0 1 OOrtnt, lb.... 4 1110
Derlln, lb,. 2 I 2 2 0 Clarke, ..,. 6 0 & 2 0
Smith. 3b... 0 0,0 0 0 Benton, p,.. 3 2 0 0 0
Rarlden, ,o.. t 0 1 4 ljobnaon, p.. 0 0 0 0 0
Tyler, p 1 0 0 7 011. Brown, pl.O 0 1 0
Noyee, p.... 0 0 110
Rudolph, p. 0 0 0 0 0 -Totala 17 12'10 It 4
D. Brown,. 1 0 0 0 0
M)tchll ..11000
Colllna .... 0 0 0 0 0 ' - '
McDonald , 0 0 0 0 0
Calboun ... 1 0 0 0 0
I . mm -m
Totat U ' 10 U 4
Batted for Tyler In seventh
Batted for Noyes In ninth.
' "Ran for Mitchell In ninth,
Batted fdr Mann In ninth.
Batted for Rudolph In tenth.
Boston 0, 11000016 08
Cincinnati 0 1 0.C 1 1 0 0 0 13
Two-base hits: Connelly, Berghamer,
Tinker., Home runs: Titus, Connelly.
Hits: Off Tyler, 9 in seven innings; off
Noyes, 2 in two innings; off Rudolph, 1
In one inning; off Benton, 7 In eight In
nings and nono out .In nlhth; off John
son, 2 In ninth and none out; off Brown,
nono in two innings. Sacrifice hits: Mo
Donald, Bates. Stolen bases: Berg
hamer (2), Grant, Bcschcr. Double plays:
Tinker to Berghamer to . Marsans (2).
Sacrifice fly: Seymour. Left on bases:
Boston. 9; Cincinnati, 11. Bases on balls:
Off Tyler. 6: off Noves. 1: off IludolDh.
"2; off Benton, 6; off Johnson, 1; off M.
nroira, i. nn oy pncnea Daii:. iiy uen
ton, Myers and Sweeney; by Tyler,
Bescher. First base on errors: Boston,
2; Clnclnnotl. 2. Struck out: By Tyler,
3; by Noyes, 1; by Rudolph. 1; by Benton.
2: by M. Brown, 2. Passed ball: Rarlden.
Time: 2:35. Umpires. Klem and Orth.
ENTRIES ARE CLOSED
FOR THE EARLY RACES
' ' "s-t ToUla. 41 I'll It t
Two out when winning run scored.
Miller out hit by batted ball.
Batted for Fletcher In eleventh.
Ran for Meyers tn fourteenth
Ran for Marquard in eleventh.
Batted for Ames In twelfth,
Raa for. CrandiOl io, twelfth, ,
(From a Staff Correspondent.)
LINCOLN, May J9.-(Speclol.)-Secre-
tary W. R. Mellor will receive all entries
for the early closing races of the Ne
braska state fair, which have been post
marked on May 19, th ecloslng day. These
speed events are as follows:
A 2:30 and 2:20 trot each for a ourso of
$1,000; a 2:25 and a 2:14 pace, each for
11,000, and a 3-year-old and 3-year-old
trot, the latter for colts eligible to the
2:15 class, and a 2-yearold and a 3-year-old
pace, the latter for colts eligible to
tne Z-.Z5 class, eacn ror avu. 'ine entry
fee Is 3 ner cent 1 tier cent with nomi
nations.
BENNINGTON DEFEATED BY
THE 0RKIN BROS. TEAM
BENNINGTON. Neb.. May 19,-(Sp.;-clal.)
Bennington was defeated by, tho
Orkln Bros, team of Omaha here today,
10 to . The feature of the gnme was a
trlplo play by Orkln Bios, with threo
men on bases and no outs- Clark,
pitcher, fielded a fast grounder and
threw home, getting- a runner' at tho
plate, and Conklln, ratchet thrfew 'to
Trlbb nt first, getting tho batter, land
Tr.lbb threw to Somcrs nt first, getting
a runner The score: Tt.H.Ii:.
Orkln Bros...0 0 1 1 3 3 0 0 2-1014 3
3ennlngton .0 0 0 3 1 0 2 0 2- 8 73
Batteries: Orkln Bros., Clark, ' Knulsdn
and Oonkllri; Bennington, Peterson and
Mangold. .
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