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Unable to locate Ball, Though Had
Plenty of Chances.
POSSIBLE CHANCE IN EIGHTH
tllta Not Forthcoming When Hnses
Were Fall on Walks- nntl Krror
Double rlnr Helps
Some.
Rourke's slugging maclilno was not In
"working order yesterday and, although
the players fought hard and novcr dult,
thct three-run lead of the joslcs In (the
first Inning off Peter was too much, and
Uw second gumo of tlio series vront to
noOSTKHS OUTI'LAY THU ' SIOUX
MnUp it Tito Striiluli t- Winning,
Kleven to four.
SIOUX CITY, la.. June lO.-Des .Molnes
outplayed and outhlt Sioux City today
and made It tw6 straight by a score of
11 to 4. The visitors smnshed White and
ii'P-.P mjHr. IocbJ. Laffcrty pitched
fair bnll. but wan wild, hitting throe
battels nnd walking nix. Bcoro:
SIOUX C1TV.
AH It. II
3
4
3
IT
3
Standing of Teams
it 2 9L Joseph by a 4 to 3 trcoro,
jlcConouchov. nltchlnir for St. Joscnh.
i $ did not appear to have, much stuff and
was somewhat wild, but tho regular
lieavy hitters on tho Omaha team could
not find him. Thomason, Congalton nnd
Johnson managed to go through the
gamo without registering a hit and Kane
only made one. Neff and Orubb each
made one and Bchlpke lunded two. Coyle
got one when ho batted In a pinch, but
these were tho only lucky ones.
For awhllo It appeared as If Omaha
would coma from behind, an In the gamo
the day before, but a lone run St. Joseph
cot In the seventh inning was Just
enough to win tho game, as Omaha
fought Its way up to three runs, but no
turther.
Chnnce In h KlKhth,
Omaha hod Its best chance to tie tho
core In tho eighth, but hits were not
forthcoming. Tho bogs were choked on
walks and an error, but only ono run
was sent across tho rubber.
The ninth inning looked Inviting after
two were out when Justice and Neff
were both walked, but with two out of
Ihe running Thomason sent v slow ono to
Ihort and was thrown out at tne piatc.
In the field tho gumo was o. hummer.
Omaha went through the nine
Smith, 8 ..
CfKme, 2h ,
Clarke, If .
Davidson, Tf
Callahan. 3h
lircon, rt 6
Wnolums, lb ..,4
mnnge, c 5
White, i 0
urown, p 2
Rapp .,.,,,,,!
O.
2
1
2
' 1
3
2
8
X
0
0
0
Totals .IS 4 0 27 13 3
DRS MOINES.
. All, n. II. O., A. K.
Hnhn. rf ., s 1.3 10 o
FOX, f 3 2 3 1 0 0
I tenter, cf . 4 112 0 0
taonard. 3b 6 0 113 0
Joiies, lb 3 118 0 0
lteiiiy. ss 4 11120
Andreas, 2b 4 3 3 4 10
BIOIKnt. O 4 2 3 8 0 0
Lafferty, p S 0 0 0 1 0
Totals 38 11 IS 2 7 0
Hatted for Drown In the ninth.
Cooney out for Interfering with flolder.
Des Moines 1 3 0 1 1 0 2 1 3-11
Sioux City 0 03010000-4
Left on basest Sioux City, 12; Dps
Moines, 11. First base on errors: Des
Moines, 2. Sacrifice hit: Hunter.' Two
base hits: Vox, Btange, Clarke (2),
Cooney. Threebaso hit: Leonard. Home
... 1 H 1 tnBH 1 ......... - r.HA.. ni...i...
.u.it viiij u.uidii UU.VR. v.uuiivj'i uminii!
Woolum, Hnhn, Slolght, Fox. Hltst Oft
wiuto, 7 in 3 ana one-third innings: ort
Urown, 8 In flvo and two-thlrds Innings.
Double play: Itcllly to Jones. Struck out:
IJy White, 2; by llrown, 4: by Iafferty.
C Ilabes on balls: Off White. 3; off
llrown, o; off Lafrerty, o. l'assed ball:
Btange. Hit by pitched ball: Smith (2),
Woolums, Hunter. Time: 2:20, Umpires:
O'Toole and Hlgler.
JORDAN- W1NH FOll LINCOLN
without a boot, while tho Joslcs made
but one error, Johnson made a beautiful
catch of Mclnke's foul In the fourth In
ning, picking the ball off the grand stand
wiring by a fraction of an Inch.
Doable Flay In Third.
A double play In the- third inning
t robbed Rourkes of a possible run or two.
I'ltclira AlrtlKht Hull, While Job
bcra Arr Listless.
WICHITA. Knn.. .lllnn 10 Hnn.t nitcM.
lnnlnga Ing by Jonlan for Lincoln and Indifferent
WEST, LKAUOE. 1
W.UlVt.
Denver ....34 14 .708
St. Joe ....It 18 .033
Lincoln ....S4-S1 .N
Omaha ....27 23 .6V)
Dca Molncs 23 28 .469
Sioux City 21 20 . 447
TOpekrt ....13 27 . 356
Wichita
NAT. LBAOUE.
W.L.I'cL
Phlla 29 12 .707
Now York .24 19 .658
Brooklyn ...23 19 .548
Chicago ....25 23 .821
Pittsburgh 24 23 .611
St. Louis ..21 27 . 438
iJOBIOII 17 i .31
WiUl1 i1? 31C( Olnatnnntt 17 31 U
AMIS It, LEAGUE. AMISH. ASSN.
W.L.Ict.l w.L,.lnt
Phlla 37 10 .7871 Mil wnukco .33 23 .583
Cleveland .21 15 .G0I Columbus. 28 20 .RS3
Chicago ....27 24 .fl&9 Louisville ..29 24 .047
Washington 20 23 .M2 Knn. City .28 28 ,500
CUBS TROUNCETHE GIANTS
Chicago Takes Third Contest of
Series by Three to Two.
BUNCHING . HITS WINS GAME
It ii nm' PleltllniT Prevents Home
Tenm from Scorlnit Three Times
When He Milken Onc
llnmleil Catches.
St. Louis ...20 35 .3041 lndlannn'lls 21 28 .429
fMPW rorK 11 3 Z39 Toledo 19 33.300
MINIC LEAQUI5.
Auburn ....19 7 .731
Iob. City ,.13 13 .500
Humboldt ..11 15 .421
Falls City.. 0 17 .346
CH1CAOO, III., Juno 10.-Chtcugo de
feated Now York 3 to 2 today, 'winning
Hoston .....22 24 . 478 St. Paul ...20 23 610 i Th"
Detroit 20 32 .38S Mlnneap'lls .25 28 .472 nn,nHs- Th" fimo was won by bunch
ing nus. Arcner urove a Texas leaguer
to center. Humphries laid" down a
bunt and Meyers tried to force Archer
at second, but his throw was too late.
Archer went to third on Leach's out
and scored on Phelan's single. In Now
York's ninth, the bases were filled, but
Chafer fanned and Saler made a boautl-
lul catch of Fletcher's popup and
doubled Burns at first Burns' fielding
prevented tho locals from scoring
three occasslons when he made
handed Jumping catches. Score:
new Yonjc. cmcAao.
AP'-qA.E. AD.H.O.A.B.
SSLVi. ".r-; i i 1 4 o o
Fletcher, h. I 1 1 4 0lhelu, Sb..2
Uojle, Jb... 1S2 Ogchultr, rf .
Merkle lb., t 0 M 0 2lmrmn, Sb 4
Murrey, rf.. J 1 I 0 08ler, lb.... i
Meyjre. l t s oiire.ntlin, c. 0
JftiaUree. til 1 1 0 0 Mitchell, It. 4
Weruerd, p4 1 1 0 ODrldwell! ee. 2
. . TT " Corrlden. eel
Tetsls 14 I1J, OArcher, c-It
Cheiwy, p... 3
Miller ..... 0
llumphlee, p 1
playing by Wichita enabled the visitors
to win handily, latis, pitching tor
Wichita, struck out eight men. Jordan
made a two-bass hit on a bunt when thu
bull bounded badly, with no ono covorlng
second, Score:
LINCOLN.
All. 1L II. O. A. E.
Llovd. 2b 6 1 3 3 4 0
Mullen, lb..., 5 0 0
conn, rr
Neff was on second and Thomason on j McCormlck, If &
iti. t..,t it,. it., .tiiwnrrt whm WP, or..
first with but one to tho discard when
Kane slammed a liner to McConoughey.
The ball struck the pitcher's glove and i
bounded Into the air. He Juggled It
awhile before he managed to clamp his
fingers around it and then shot it to
Zwllllns. doubling Thomason, who hod
u started xor seconu.
J Kelly jopened the Kamo by, going to
first on four wild balls. Watson singled
to center and Ochs sacrificed. SlwUIImr
drove jo, hot ono through the pitcher's
box: and, two runs came' home. Orlftlth
tngted, placing Zwltllng on third. West-
a erxll made the fourth single, scoring
I Zwllllng,
i Justice opened for Ohiaha. -with a.
atrolL Neff sacrificed. "Kane tripled
and JusUfii) stretched himself over ' the
platter. With two down In the seventh,
drubb doubled (tod scored on Schlpko's
single. . '
Klly opened the st!vjfnth with a single,
j( (ooK second on Waioh's sacrifice and
! Scored on Zwllltng's single.
Thomasoii was feafe'ln the elghUi on
Ochs error. JCone walked and CongiU
Ion strolled. Johnson grounded out to
Melnke and Thomason registered the lattt
run of the game.
Kelly, Ihe St. Joseph left fielder and
captain, stole three bases off Johnson.
In tb second he stole second and third
and In the fourth stole second. Scores
OMAHA.
AU. It.
Justice, ss 3
Neff. If 5
Thomason. cf .....
KanB. lb ......J
Gcngaltoon, rf 3
Johnson, o 4
Qrubb, Sb .4
Schlpke, 2b ..
Peters. P J
Coyle ....J
Itcbinson. n .0
x
Darbuur. 3b...
'Dowllng, ss
.linker, a..,.
Jordan, p...
....5
4
, 4
A.
4
1
0
0
b
I
0
3
Totals .33 6
WICHITA.
All. JU
Hurke, Sb. .,. ........ 4
Mills, rf ,!.. 4
Mlddlcton, of.,.,.... 4
Koerncr,' lb 3
Hughes, 2b 3
Pettlgrow. If 2
Happ, ss 3
Wacob, o 3
Ellis, p 3
13 27 11
1
0 1 0
0 0 0
O.
1
1
1
11
3
3
1
7
0
27
2 0
0 1
A. E.
0
0
0
0
6
0
6
3
1
14
0 '2fl
0 0-1
Shestak
Totals
H.
10
1
0
1
0
0
1
2
0
1
0
0
O.
2
1
1
It
0
8
1
3.
A.
3
0
0
0
0
1
0
3
3
0
0
0
Totlls .
Lincoln ?
ntluMtn D il
Lett on oases: iincom, , '"""
BaVes on errors: Lincoln, i Two-base
hits: McCormlck, Jordan, llurke, Ellis.
Th?ce-bne hltj Burke. Stolen bases:
L 6Vd"(2); Double play: Dowllng to
Muflen. Struck out: Uy Jordan. J; by
Kills, 8. Bases on balls: Off Jordan, 1.
off Wits. 2. Hit by pitched ball: Knapp.
Umijlrpt Anderson.
OHir.ZLIIiS WIN TBNTII 8TIIAH1HT
TnUe Heconil 4Jme of Sore from
TopeUu.
DENVER. Colo.. June lO.-Denver came
from behind lit the eighth Inning after
Topeka had scored three runs" In their
half, nnd won the second game of tho
series, making it tho tenth straight vie
tory. The batting of McAllister feature
for TopeKtt. unmore uuu ..;... ..
hit for two homo runs, starred for Den
vor. Score:
AH. It. H.
ailmore. If ? J
naMiay. rr.. ? i S
(Yhnnnell. of 4 3 8
Quillln. Sb..v
C, Kronen, so
Coffey, ss.
Fisher, lb.
NEB. LEAGUE.
Superior ..16 8 .052
Kearney ...1 It .500
Hastings .?13 11 .542
Fremont ...11 12 . 4781
York 11 11 .601
Soward .,..11 13 .418
Columbus . 9 14 .501
Grand Is... 10 14 .4171
Yesterilny's, Ilennlts.
WESTErtN l,BAOUE. .
Topokn, 9; Denver. 10.
Ht Joseph, 4; Omaha, 3.
Don Molrves, 11; Sioux City, 4.
Lincoln, 6; Wlchltn, 1.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Hoston, 7: St. Louis, 8.
New York, 1; Chicago, C.
Philadelphia, 3; Cincinnati, 2,
Brooklyn, 4; Pittsburgh, 5.
AMERICAN! LEAGUE.
Chlongo, D; New York, 1.
Ht Iuls. 4: Philadelphia. 10.
Detroit, 0 Washington, 3.
Clevelund, 3; Boston, 7.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Toledo, 12; Louisville, 9.
Minneapolis. 6; Kansas City, 4.
St. Paul, 12; Milwaukee, 3.
Indianapolis, 10; Columbus, 9.
NEBRASKA STATE LEAGUE.
Fremont. 0; Grand Island, 0. (forfeited),
Kearney, 2; Columbus, 6,
York. 0; Superior, 1,
Hastings, 9: Howard, 8.
MINK LKAGUli.
Nebrasku Ctty, 3; Humboldt, 2. (U innings).
Auburn, 9; Falls City, 2.
tinmen Today. '
1'n.l..n 7 ... . A TV. .. i, .. ... r.,.H a
Joseph at Omaha, Des Molncs at Sioux
city, uncoln at Wichita.
National League Boston at St. Louis,
Now York at Chicago, Philadelphia at
Cincinnati, Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
American League Chicago at New
York, St. Louis at Philadelphia, Detroit
at Washington, Cleveland at Boston.
American Association Toledo at Louis
ville, Minneapolis at Kantas City, St.
Paul at Milwaukee, Indianapolis at Co
lumbus. Nebraska Stato League Fremont nt
Grand Isiand, Kearney at Columbus,
York at Superior, Hastings at Seward.
Mink League Nebraska City at Falls
City, Humboldt nt Auburn.
on
one-
l 2 a
l l 9
1 2 0
S 0 2
1 14 0
0 0 1
1 3'
0 1 4
0 00
1 S.l
1 0 4
0 0 0
1 0 0
RT. J6HHPH.
AB. R. It.
JCelly. U .
Watson, of
Ochs, 2b -..S
Kwtlllng, lb
Orlftlth. c
Westerxll. Sb 4
Tannehlll. rf ........S
Metnke, ss 4
McConoughey, p ...,
Boehlcr, p 0
SO 3 0 27 10 0
O.
2
4
3
8
1
:
4
. 1
0
A. B.
Totals 33
9, Hi 11
Batted for Peters In tho seventh In
Batted for Robinson In the ninth In.
nlng. .ut,.
Paters out, ouniuie uii ...
Omaha
Kuns
lUts
Kt. Joseph
Kuns
lilts.
Two-base hits:
base hit: Kane.
..1 0 0 0 0 0 1 1
..1 1 1 0 0 0 3 0
0-3
0-6
Bnahr. o.
Harris, p.
Farthing,
niok, o..!
Butoher .
King, p.--
Totals
Cochran, Sb....
Forsythe, If.'.,
We, cr
Qar, rt
Ilapps. 1b.
J. Freneh. ss,.
McAllister. ...
Smith, Jb
Coereham. p...
4
J
S
.... 1
1
.... Q
O.
3
i
. l
2
10
I
S
0
1
0
0
..,.. S8 10
TOPEKA.
AB. R,
4
5
6
S
; 3
...... 5
5
:::::: I
13 27
1
0
2
0
3
t
J)
0
If
1
1
J'
0
3 '
3
1
0
o.
o
I
K.
0
1
0
0
0
:
0
0
.1
ARMSTRONGS OF LINCOLN
DEFEAT BRAINARD CLUB
BRAINA1RD, Neb., June 10,-(Spcclal.)
The Arnjstrong team of Lincoln de
feated the homo team yesterday by a
score of 7 to 2.
Sobota of Bralnard pitched a perfect
game Until tho fourth inning when he
allowed the Lincolnltoa four hits, which
netted thenf two runs. Smcrsh took his
placo In the box but was unable to
check the visitors.
The featuro of tho game was the play
ing of Htavac, second baseman of Braln
ard. He fielded his five chances per
fectly, ono of them being In deep right
field and ope outside the left field foul
line. Ho also figured In two double plays
and received three hits out of four times
at bat. Bcore; R.H.E.
Bralnard Oil 000000-2 10 5
Lincoln 0 00310 3 2 0-7 93
Batteries: Brainard, Sobota, Smersh
and Talbot. Lincoln. Slpr and Wood.
Hits: Off Sobotn, 6 in six innings; ou
Smersh, 3 in three innings. .Struck out:
By Sobota, 4; by Smersh, 3; by Slpr, 7.
Double plays: Bralnard, 2; Lincoln, 1.
Ivplre: BohaceK.
WOMEN'S TENNIS TOURNEY
.AT UNIVERSITY OF IOWA
IOWA CITY, la., June 10. (Speclal.)-
The first woman's tennis tourney ever
held nt Iowa, today resulted In a vic
tory for Miss Mary Klfer of Btour City,
who defeated Miss Margaret Cole of
Omaha, 6-3, 4-6. 6-3. ; The authorities in
charge of woman's athletics are consid
ering the establishment of athletic rela
tions with other co-edncatlonal Institu
tions In the state next year.
x o o 0 0' 0 1 0 04
..4 1 1 1 0 0 S 0 0-0
Qrubb, Griffith. Three
tnlen bases: KohlPke.
JoJmson.' Kelly W- Sacrifice hits: Neff.
Oehs7 Watsoru Hltai Off Peters. 9 tt
MV411. inXUIlJft Ull KVnwuB e v
ieTen and one-third Innings, fltruek out:
5? Peters, t; by Robinson. J; by McCon
UKliey. V B?f on balls: Oft Peters.
iTff MawTlS Off McConnouey. 6;
off Boehier. 2. Passed ball: OrUtlth.
IS baiaa: OmW ; fit. Joseph. 8.
01$e .I87l?mpire: aegrUt.
CMtrite H UU Results.
Vmverslty of Pennsylvania, 6 Swarth
re, 2. .
Totals S 9 10 84 9 i
ttattMt fnr Purthlnir In eighth Inning.
Denver 2 0 2 0 2 0 0 4 '-10
Toocka 0 3 3 0 0 0 0 S 0
Stolen bases: Fisher, MoAUUter, Oil
more, Cassldy. Two-base hits: Gllmore.
Hmlth. Home runs' Channell (3). J.
Vrneh. Sacrifice hits: Cassldy. Ilapps
Passed bull: McAllister. Sacrifice flies.
Channell. Coereham. Struck out: By
llnrria. 1: iiv Klnir. 2: by Oocreham. 7.
BakM on balls' Off Farthing. 2; off
Coeteham. I Double play: Smith to
Harms- Wild Ditch: Coereham. Left on
bases: Denver, 6; Topeka, 7, Iflts: Off
Harris. 6 In three Innings: off Farthing.
4 In five Innings; by King, none In one
Inning. nine: i:w. umpire: voiu
flowor-
Brnndels Temu Wins.
The Brandets base ball team took the
Sunday morning m from the Rome
Hotels by the snore of 10 t'S. Consistent
hitting by the winners, cotnblned with
the good work of O. Uleduen, thcli
pitcher, was' responl' for the victory.
. . Ttotale. ....85 is 30 It 1
Two out when winning run scored.
Ran for Cheney in eighth.
Now York , 0 10000010 0-2
Chicago 0 00000101 1-3
Two-base hits: Fletcher, Snodgrass,
Zimmerman, Doylo. Hits: Off Cheney! 7
" e'Kht Innings; off Humphries. 4 In.two
Innings. Sacrifice, files: Baler ., Brcsnn
"n. Miirrav. stolen bases: Lcicih.
MeJAW, Do,ubl V'- loylo to
h....e SJer (unassisted). Left pn
Dases: New Vnrir in. -i.i n
nSa?rti b,a,,11."-; K Cheney,3: off Mar
?M?f,di!: ' uyJ5ltched bal : by Cheney
" Y iiiio. m.jj. urn
una .umsne.
third Innings. Left on bases: lHUiburgh,
i Brooklyn, 7. Bases on balls: Off
Ituoker, 1; off W. Wagner. 4; off Hen
drtx 3. .Hit by pitched bull: Moran by
Hendrlx-. Wild pitch: Hcndrtx. struck
out: By Rucker. 3; by W. Wagner, 1;
by Hendrtx, 4; by Cooper. 4. Time: 1:59.
Umpires: Klem and Orth.
St. LouIh AVIiim Loiipr Game.
ST. LOUIS. June 10. It to6k three
hours this afternoon to play eleven In
n ngs of base ball. St. Iouls finally win
ning over Boston. 8 to 7. St. Louis used
five, pitchers nnd the visitors three. The
winning run was scored on Wlngo's
single after two singles and a sacrifice
fly had put men Jon fecond nnd third.
Konetchy s batting wa stho feature.
Ho drove In two runs and scored four.
He wus credited with a homo run, a
trlplo and two singles in six attempts
Boston secured an early lead but an
error nnd two singles in the ninth, gave
St. Louis tho tying run. Scorei
BT. JJOV1H. BOSTON".
An.lt.O.A.E. AO.H.O.A.B.
6 OMerenrli; es t ! 4 2 0
0 OMrere, lb... 5 2 11, 1 t
0 OCoanelly, It 2 0 0 0 0
3 OLonl. If..... S 1 3 0 1
2 0 HcDonld, lb 1 4 5 1
1 OTttui, rf....4 1 1 0 0
1 2 Seymour, cf. 3 2 0 1 O
3 ODevlIn, Sb.. 2 0 0 t 0
0 OWhellng c. 4 1 4 3 0
1 0 Iltsi, p g o 1 1 0
0 OJamce, p.... 1 0 0 1 0
0 OMinn, cf.... 1110 0
0 ODIckeon, p.. 0 0 0 0 0
1 Olterlden, c. 0 0 0 0 0
0 t Collins .... 0 0 .0 0 0
0 0
0 0 Toteli i U'Jl H t
Totl.....l4 1 IJ II S
Batted for Ferritt In sixth.
Batted for G-eyer In eighth.
Ran for Evans In eighth.
One out when winning run scored.
Ran for Whaling In eleventh.
Boston 0 .0 1 4 0 0 1 0 0 0 17
St. Louis .,..0 0 00013110 24
Two-bas6' hits: McLean, Mnranvllle.
Three-base-hit: Konetchy. Homo rum
Konetchy. Hits; Off Burk, 4 in three and
one-third innings; off Ferritt, 3 In two
lluritlni, 2b. i 0 6
Bheckard, rf 3 1 3
Oeke. cf.... 6 2 2
Mowrey, 3b. 0 0
K.netchy, lb 4 13
Mege, If... (43
lUueer, ee.. 4 1 2
McLean, c 2 1
Vngo, c... 3 '2
Durk, p 1 0
Terrltt, p... 1 1
Willie, p.... 0 0
Oeyer, p 0 0
Harmon, p.. 1 0
CMhre ... 1 0
Krane 1- 0
Whltted ...0 0
and two-thlrrds Innings; off Willis, none
In one-third inning; off Geyor, 2 in one
and two-third innings; off Hess 11 In
seven innings; off James 2 in two in
nings: off Hcurmon. 2 In three Innings:
off Dickson, 3 In one and one-third in
nings. Sacrifice hits; Whaling, Dickson.
Sacrifice flies: Mngee, Hauser. Stolen
bases; Seymour (2), Marnnvllle, Myers.
Double plays: Hauser to Hugglns to
Konetchy; James to Devlin to Whaling
to Maranville. Left on bases: St Louis,
14. Boston, 9. Bases on balls: Off Hess,
4; off Burk, 4; off Perrlt, 1; off Willis.
1; off Dickson, lj off Geyer, 3; off
James.l. Hit by pitched ball: Hess (Hau
ser). Struck out: By Hess, 1; by Burk,
1; by Willis, l; by Geycr, l; Wild
pitch; Perrlt. 1, James, 1. Time: 3:00.
Umpires: Brennan and Eason.
Nebraska City Takes
Hot One in Eleventh
HUMBOLDT, Neb., June 10,. (Special
Telegram.) Humboldt lost to Nebraska
City today in one of the most exciting
games played hero this season, eleven
innings being necessary to decide the
contest. A double play by Horral, un
assisted, featured. Score: R.H.E.
Humboldt 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 1 0 0-2 7 4
Nebraska City ..00000000201-3 8 3
uattcries: Monpin, Mcciure; Musser,
Gold wait.
FALLS CITY, Neb., Juno 10.(Spec!al
Telegram.) The features of yesterday's
game were an unassisted double play
by Peoples, nnd the heavy hitting of
Kraninger. Score: R.H.E.
Falls City ....1 0000001 0-2 11 5
Auburn 0 0 0 0 1 3 1 2 2 9 11 6
Batteries: Cummings and Wheat; Zon
derman and Kraninger.
Key to the Situation Bee Advertising.
MISSOURI VALLEY DEFEATS
JABEZ CROSSES OF OMAHA
MISSOURI VALLEY, In., June 10.
(Special.) Missouri Valley won Sunday
from the Jabcz Cross team from Omaha,
in a well played game, by the score, of
8 to 6. Stlmson struck out eighteen of
the Crosses and let them down with four
hits, all of which came in the third in
ning, when they got five of tho six scores.
R.H.B.
Jabex Cross.. 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 06 4 6
Mo. Valley.. ..3 3000020 -8 33
Batteries: Beber and Johnson: Stlmson
and Lacy.
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Phillies Overcome Lend.
CINOINNATI. Juno m-witv, tlVn Mints
necessary to win Philadelphia cim tft
I ,1 . ! n I . 1 . . . . .. . . -
... ilium una wirn rnren hit
bat
n,MdfcW,t,h. thre 8toIen bases, brought
enough tallies across the plato to defeat
Cincinnati by thq score of 3 to 2. In the
n!.1tn r. .00,an lnK'ed after one man waa
out. Dolan ran for Doolan and promptly
ulf "P?0""- Kl'llfer, the next man up.
filed out to Devore. Miller, batting, for
Beaton, singled, scoring Dolan. Howley
was put in to run for Mller and also
stole second. Becker came along with
another angle and scored Howtoy,
Becker sto e second, but -he and Knabe.
who was given a base on balls, were left
when Lobort fouled out. Philadelphia
made its first run in the fifth when
LudcruB knocked a home run, the ball
bounding (into tho right field bleachers.
Cincinnati scored Its first run In the first
inning. Bencher singled. Tinker followed
with a single to right. Cravath fumbling
the ball and allowing Bescher to score.
In the fourth inning singles by Bescher
and Tinker, Hoblluell's sacrifice and
podge's out brought in another run.
Score:
PHILADELPHIA. ClStlNf ATI.
. . AD.II.p.A.E. AD.H.b.A.E.
uecaer, ... lie iDerore, cf.. 4 0 8 0
7 0 Mareant t f . 4 0 1 0 0
4 ODrsrher, If.. 4 2 10 0
0 0 Tinker, ee.. 4 2 V 0
1 1 Hobllta'l. lb i 1 II 1 0
0 ODodfe, 3b... 4 0 1 t 0
3 loroh, 2b..., 2 8 0 2 0
0 OKIIns. e 3 1(00
0 lPrown. p.... 3 10 4 1
I 0 'nates 1 0 0 0 0
0 0 'Clark 1 0 0 0 0
v v
0 0 Totale 33 T8II 1
PHILADELPHIA JACK
0,BRIEN IS BANKRUPT
PHILADELPHIA. June -"Phila
delphia Jack O'Brien," pugilist and prlie
fight promoter, filed a petition in .oanK
ruptcy in the United States court hero
today with liabilities of 3101,931 and his
assets of S10.0W. The petition was filed
under the name of Joseph F. A. Hunan,
the real name of the pugilist Hagun
several years ago built a large hall In
West Philadelphia In which to stage tlx
round bouts, but the venture was unsuccessful.
Among the creditors is A. J. Drexel
Riddle, prominent In society, who, with
Philadelphia Jack" has a numb.er of
times given boxing shows in the Biddle
home to whleh a select few were invited.
Mr. Blddle's claim is tor 14.800.
Knabe. Jb... 4 1 1
LOMrt, 3b... 4 2 1
Mage. It... 2 0 3
Cravath, rf.. 3 0 1
Uiderue, lb. t 1 13
Doolan. a. . 4 1 1
waiah, sa... 0
Kllllfer, e... 4
Beaton, p... 3
Alexander, p 0
Dolan 0
'Miller 1
tjlowler .... 0
0 0
1 I
0 0
0 0
0 0
1 e
o o
Totale 34 t 27 li 4
Ran for Doolan In ninth.
Batted for Seaton In ninth.
Ran for Miller Ip ninth,
Batted, for Groh in ninth.
Batted for Brown in ninth.
Philadelphia 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2j-3
Cincinnati 1 0 0 1 0 Q 0 0 0-2
Two-base hit: Lobort. Three.baan hit;
Lobert. Home -run: Luderus. Hits: Off
Beaton. 7 in eight innings: off Alexander.
0 In ono Inning. Sacrifice hlta: Ivihurt.
Hoblltzel. Brown. Stolen bases: Becker,
uuian, jtowiey. iveu on oases: mi la.
delphla, 9; Cincinnati, 7. Bases on bulls
Off Beaton, 1; off Brown. 4. Struck out
By Seaton. S: by Alexander. 1: bv llrown.
2. Passed ball: Kllng. Time: 2:00. Upi-
rtltka. 1) Inla. an., Ill -n '
1'lrntra Hump Dodgers,
PITTSBURGH, June 10, A two-bagger
oy manager irea ciarae. wno went- in
as a pinch hitter, and) a slnglo by Byrne
scared the winning run In tho ninth in
ning for Pittsburgh from Brooklyn to
day. The final BCure was 5 to 4. Rucker
was lilt hard by the locals in the early
Innings and gava way to Bill Wagner.
a recruit pitcher, who was effcotlve up
to ine nintn. ft core:
nnooKLYN. PirrflBunaii
An. HO. A. E. AD.H.O.A.E.
Moran. rf. .l 0 11 onrnie, 3b... I 10 2
o wvrvy, ir.... t l Q
OVlox. tb 4 31
(tWacner, sa.. 2 0 3
03 Miller, lb 2 0 11
Injured In a Fire
or bruised by a fall; apply Bucklen's
Arnica Salve. Cures burns, cuts. wounds,
bails, sores, eexema, plies. Guaranteed.
Sc. For sale by Beaton Drug Co. Advertisement,
Hummel, tf. 1
Cutehaw, 3b f
Rensel. ct. . 2
Wheat, It... 4
ZUubert. lb. 4
Smith. 3b... 3
Flener. aa... 2
a MUltr. e. 4
Itueker, p... t
V.Wee-nr. pi
Totals.
OWIleon, rf.. 4 1 1
l liofman. cr.. 3 11
0 Hyatt 1 0 0
0 Mentor, cf.. 0 0 0
OSImen, e. ... 2 2 8
O'Kelly 0 0 8
ItMulrtl p. . 2 1 0
SI .111 II ICboper. p.,.,0 0 0
. CUrka .... l I 0
Total, 21 10 17 10
None out when winning run scored.
Batted for H of man In eighth.
Ran'for iraon tn ninth.
Batted for Cooper In ninth-
Brooklyn 0 0 1 1 0 0 5 0 04
Pittsburgh 0 3100000 1-5
Two-base hlta: Hofman. Simon. Olarke.
'rnree-base nits: wneut, cutsnaw m.
Buortnoa hit: Moran. Sacrifice Illea; 11
Warner. Fisher. Stolen beuieat Moran.
Daubert. O. Miller (2. Hits: Off Rucker.
b in two ana one-tiura innings; oir v
wagner. t in six ana two-tntras innings
oft Hendrtx. 8 In six and lwo-thlrds In
nings; Off Cooper. 1 In two and one-
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