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'Bases Are Filled with Eourkes.
rOUE RUNS RESULT FROM TRICK
lncoln Jlefrntrd, l'Aaht to Three,
Hot tlelnir Alilo to Connect
After the Ponrth
Inning.
Aftre having made a pretty three-boa
bit the previous Inning, Eddie Justice
Broke up yesterday's game with Lincoln
in the fifth, when he slammed out an
other three-bagger wth the bases
irowded. Not being satisfied with this,
he pilfered home whllQ Jordan was
wlndling up. Omaha got the long end
Of the t to 3 score.
Manager Arbogast changed the entire
batting order of the Rourke machine and
the new shift seemed to-be a good one.
, Thomason leads off and Is addition to
being a good hitter Is a good waiter.
Coyle was forced Into the game yester
day and bats In his old position.
"Skipper Schlpke Is suffering from a
apllt finger "and a bad tue, the result of
a mUup at fit Joseph In the last game.
Neff was placed at second, thus com
pelting Coyle.Ao play the field, although
hindered -toy a pair of Charleyhorses.
Justice was the shining light and Urns
S after time robbed the Antclopo batters
;;of what looked like sure hits. He made a
K- brace o ferrors, but It was because of
X his taking chances and they were ex-,--
cusable. In the. opening framo he robbed
I Davy Lloyd of a hit back of second base.
in the third Inning he mado a wonderful
i ,acm of another of Lloyd's balls and
;-'although he made a bad peg to Kane,
the Rourke first sacker speared the ball
t , with one hand.
I Errors Help Lincoln.
W Applegata pitched a gpod game for the
" "Rourkes, anth-v Antelopes-should have
,Ksad but onVuh off his offerings, but In
.the second Innlttf un hit. Uaj
, . .. .mm " "iw muuu
L nd abetted by three errors, netting two
eors. The Rourke recruit allowed but
tlx. hits and struck out eight men. His
control was better than It has been In
rally In the eighth, knocking four dou
bles for four runs. Schreibcr was steady
In every Inning but the eighth. Score:
6IOUX CITV.
A 15. It. II. O. A. K.
Crnlg, rf! 5 o 0 1 0 0
Cooney, 2b.. 4 U 2 2 0 2
Smith,, ss 4 113 3 0
Clarke, If E 1 2 1 0 0
Davidson, cf 3 0 0 1 0 0
Wootums. cf 2 110 0 0
Callahan, 3b J 2 0 1 4 0
Hums, lb 5 2 3 13 0 1
Rap p. o 6 0 3 6 0 0
llrown, p 0 0 0 0 3 0
White P 2 0 1 0 2 0
titange 1 0 0 0 0 0
Totals 39
DENVER
ah. it
Gllmore, If 5 1
CnsMdy, rf 4 1
Channel), cf 6 2
French, 2b 4 1
qulllln, 3b 4 1
Coffey, ss 4 0
Klsher, lb 6 2
Hpahr, c 6 1
f&hrelber, p......... 6 1
Totals..., 41
7 13 27 12
11.
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0
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0
0
4
3
2
1
1
6
Standing of Teams
WEST, I,EAai?E.
W.I,. Pet.
Denver 38 17 .C91
Ht. Joseph. .34 23 .5
D. Moines. .32 23 ,6M
Lincoln ....31 23 .654
Omaha 31 27 .534
HIOUX City.. 22 33 4S9
Topeka .,..zi w .a
Wichita ....18 41 .305
AMER, LEAGUE.
NAT, LEAGUE.
W.L.I'ct.
Phlla 32 17 .663
New York, ..31 19 .620
Chicago 31 i' .554
Hrooklyn ...27 23 .640
Hoston 24 27 . 471
Pittsburgh .,24 30 .44f
fit Louis 23 33 . 411
Cincinnati ..19 37 .339
AMBR. A8S"N.
riloux City 0 0
Denver 0 0
10 II 27 17 1
0 0 110 4 1-7
0 8 0 3 1 0 0-10
Left on bases: flldux City 10. First
hao on errors: Denver, 2; Bioux City, 1.
Sacrifice lUts: llrown, Coffey, Krench.
Two-buse hits: Schreiuer (2), Channell,
French, Fisher, Smith, Spnhr, Clarke,
Woolums, Hums (2), White. Stolen
bases; Cooney, Craig, Channell, Qulllln.
HIU. Off llrown, 9 in live Innings; off
While, 3 In four innings, Struck out: lly
llrown, 2; by Schrelber, 6; by White, 2.
liases on twills: Off Schrolber, 6: off
White, 1. Tossed ball: Bpuhr. lilt by
pitched ball: Qulllln. Time: 1:03. Um
pire: Scgrlst.
jonnisnH i.osrc nv one iiu.n
and
Josles llanch lilts Off Iieitnn
Capture Game.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo., June 18St.
Joseph bunched Its hits off Ragan In
two Innings and defeated Wichita, 3 to
2. Score:
WICHITA.
AD, H.
Rabb, 3b 3
Dills, rf 3
Mlddleton, cf. 3
Koerner, lb 3
Burke, 2b 3
Pettlgrew, rf. 3
Dapp, ss. 4
Wacob, o. ........... 4
Itlggs 1
, 3
Ragan, p.
Totals
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0
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0
0
0
0
0
0
0
30
H. O, A.
1 1 2
1 1 0
2 10
1 It 1
10 7
0 0 0
1 1 2
1 6 1
0 0 0
0 0 4
1 24 18
W.IPrtlf W.L.Pct.
Phlla 41 13 .769 Columbus ...31 24 .m
Cleveland ,.36 21 ,632 Milwaukee ..38 27 .6f6
Wash'ton . .31 2f .6Mi St. Faul 3129.617
Chicago ....It 27 .534 Kan. City.. .33 31 .516
Iloston ..I. .28 21 .619Mlnne'plls ..32 29 .525
Detroit 24 36 Louisville ...31 CO .608
St. Louis. ..22 40 .3-Ji lndlan'plls ..22 36 .379
New York... 14 39 .2C Toledo 23 33 .377
NEHRASKA STATE LEAGUE.
WALTER JOHNSON DEFEATED
Cleveland Soores Second Victory
Over Great Hurler.
SENATORS ARE SHUT OUT
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.455
.453
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AD.
Kelly. If. 4
R. Watson, rf 4
Ochs. 2b t
Zwllllng, cf 3
Ketter, c. 3
Westerztl, 3b 4
Urewer, lb ...3
Melnke, ss ... 3
McConnaughey. p... 3
ST, JOSEPH.
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0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
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Superior 21
Kearney
York 16
Hastings 16
Grand Island 15
Fremont 14
Columbus 13
Seward 12
Yesterday's Results.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Wichita, 2: St. Joseph, 3.
Topcka-ues Moines: postponed.
Lincoln, 3; Omaha, 8.
Denver, 10; Sioux City, 7.
NATIONAL LEAGUQ
Philadelphia, 0; Chicago, 4.
Iloston, 2; Pittsburgh. 1.
Hrooklyn, 8; St. Louis, 1.
New York, 7; Cincinnati, 2.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Detroit, 6; Iloston, 7.
Cleveland. 4; Washington. 9.
St, Louis. 1: New York, 6.
Chicago, 9; Philadelphia. 6.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Milwaukee, 10; Indianapolis, 6.
Kansas City, 2; Columbus, 3.
. Minneapolis, 4; Toledo, 1.
St. Paul, l; Louisville. 2.
NEBRASKA STATE LEAGUE.
Superior. 1; Kearney, 3.
Seward, 0; Columbus, 8.
Hastings,! 9; Grand Island, a
York, 4; Fremont. 3.
Western League Wichita at St. Joseph;
Topeka at Des Moines; Lincoln at Omaha;
Denver at Bloux City.
National LeaguePhiladelphia at Chi
cago, Boston at Pittsburgh, Brooklyn
at St. Louis, New York at Cincinnati.
American League Detroit at Boston,
Cleveland at Washington, St. Louis at
New York, Chicago at Philadelphia.
American Association wiiw-umo m
Indianapolis. Kansas City at Columbus,
Minneapolis at Toledo. St. Paul at Louis-vlHe.
Nebraska State league oupenor ui
Kerney, Beward at Columbus, Hastings
at Grand Island, York at Fremont.
8 27 16
Totals 30
Batted for Rcsnn In the ninth
Wichita 00000200 0-2
t. -Joseph 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 0-3
Two-base hits: Burke. Westersll. Sac
rifice hits: Bills, Koernor. Stolen bases:
Mlddleton. Ochs. Earned runs: Wichita,
2; St. Joseph, 3. Left on baHcs: Wichita,
7; St. Joseph, 7. Struck out: By Regan,
4; by McConnaughey, 6. Bases on balls:
Oft Regan, 4; oft McConnaughey, 3.
Double plays; Watson to Ketter to
Melnke to Ketter, Westersll to Melnke
to Brewer. Wild Pitch: McConnaughey,
2. Hit by pitched ball: By McConnaug
hey, (Babb). Time: 1:49. Umpire; An
dvrson, tilautn MnUe It Three.
CINCINNATI, O.. June 18. New York
succeeded In making it three victories
over Cincinnati today by winning, 7 to
2. Johnson was started as Cincinnati's
nltcher. but received such a lively recep
tion that ho was taken out before the
Initial Inning had been completed. De-mim-e.
the New York twlrler. had
Tinker's men at his mercy, except In
PHILLIES BLANKED AGAIN
Chicago Cuts Down Their Lead
Whole Game.
In One Innlnic Only, the Seventh,
linn WnahlnKton Chance to Score,
When Three lilts Fill Bases
anil None Oat.
WASHINGTON, June 18,-Cleveland
scored Its second victory of the season
over Walter Johrison today and defeated
Washington, 4 to 0. Johnston opened the
game for the vIMtor with a homo run
drive over-the fence, clean hitting in the
eighth gave them two more and an error
In the ninth another. In ono Inning only"
did Washington have a chance to scoro.
Thrco hits In the seventh filled the bases
with none out, but Gregg tightened up
MINK PITCHER TO STATE
Willey Twirls Victory for the Hast
ings Champs.
ISLANDERS EXPECT NEW MEN
York Trims Fremont Analn in
IUUher Closeljr Contested Game,
Winning by Score of Fonr
to Three.
GRAND ISLAND, Neb., June 18. (Spe
cial Telegram.) The twirling talent of
thu defunct Mink league showed up well
in state league company today, Willey,
Hastings' new mound man, keeping the
Third city crow down to five scattered
hits. Hanks opened for Grand Island,
but had to retire on account of an in
Jury to his arm. Hastings found Haley
freely, Fortman's homo run, tho bases
full, featuring. With Fentress suspended
and fanned Johnson and caused Wllllama and Hanks out, Grand Island's pitching
HUMPHRIES HURLS GREAT BALL
Senton,' with llrcord of Thirteen
Wins and Two Defeats, Unable
to Stop Wild Swattlns
of the Cnbs.
! any other game this season. He passed
A mo men.
1 Mncoln started after the game early,
.securing two runs In the second Inning.
- McCormlck .was safe on an' Infletd hit
.and took second on Justice's bad peg
tt first. Cole singled to right placing
"Mao" on the corner. Barbour struck
hut and Dowllng sent an easy ono to
Orubb. who fumbled It. Dowllnjr landing
safe and McCormlck scoring. Carney
forced Dowllng at second and Colo
icorea wnen Kane dropped Schlpko's
throw In an attempt to dbuble Carney
iat first-
.-'2: Omaha madn nn. In t h . . .
l " mo inning,
i SCoftgalton walked and Neff advanced
wan a sacrifice. Justice was out
rnd' Connie went to third. Grubb singled
v-unjaiion registered.
a McCormlck opened the visitor's fourth
with a triple, scoring on Cole's sacrifice
J -llere Some nans Are Made.
"flS h. W down kna cord n
wntn Kane beat out a bunt. Johns.
) m winged, fllllnng the base,. CoyU
Wired on Congalton'a sacrifice fly. Neff
,yrajKea choking the bags and Justice ' Jh, eoher was the only consistent occa,long, Beaton, who had won thirteen
jammed out a triple .eoroln Kno I br. 'or. ncL"n.a.U-. ... 1.,... -d m.t two for Philadelphia be-
jJOhnson Ne an(1
plater by stealing home,
""-Ka lZin th8 Mventh when
Koing to third on a passed ball and tally.
. ,Jng on Congalton's sacrifice fly Scoref
4 OMAHA.
rh,. A- R.
foyie. ir. J
Vle. . 3
hnon, c. .3
efr. 2b ?
justice, ss. 1
SUtub. sb !
gPPlcgate, p. 2
tl Total 31
UNCOLN.
. AU. R.
ullen. lb. "'"y." i
2?cobb. rt
Ifssw.- S
tSwbour. 8b. ..I"'" 4
fvfljowllng. sa. 1
".Carney, c j
uTSSS?? ? 1
CHICAGO, June 18,-Chrcogo cut down
thd lead of the Philadelphia team In the
pennant race today one full game by
shutting out the visitors for the second
time during tho series here, 4 to 0, while
New York defeated the Cincinnati club.
Uumphrles who was on the mound for
Chicago pitched a wondorful game and
allowed tho visitors only three scattered
hit. whiin only two Phtladelphtau's
the eighth, when he allowed two hits j rnRCnM econd base. The support waa
and a base on balls, and two runs came a. I,,,,. L,! ,i nrld.
ncroiM th nlste. Khafer. Burns. Doyle ! excellent, Leach. Schulte. Saler and BrW-
and Meyers all hit well for the visitors, well saving the local twlrler on several
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were scored when Dodge batted Burns'
grounder, Schafer singled, Fletcher waa , u.plli. acora:
.,) VII UIVII " L I UI KIIU ...VI IW t .AAAA.Art
worked In with a single, only to r De Philadelphia w o u w v v-v
followed by Mt-rkle with a triplet TJhat Chicago 0,0 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 I
was enough for Johnson and Brown J re- Two-base hit; Leach. Hits; Off Sea
lltvcd him. New York scored one, off 'ton, 7 In seven lunlngu. Sacrifice hits:
Brown In the second on Burns' triple and Humphries. Sacrifice files: Mitchell,
Kchai'er's double. In the ninth thcy'tal- ltrldwell. Left on bases: Philadelphia, C;
lied tvro men on base on balls and Chicago. S. Bases on balls: Oft Beaton,
singles by Burns.8hafer and Fletcher. I 2; 0f( Humphries, 1. Hit by pitched, ball:
Cincinnati scored two runs on Di-ores ; uy Beaton, baler. Struck out: By
arm nesvuers viiikicb, xihicb wtim. ijuur
Humphries. 3; by Beaton, 1; by lUxey, i
Time: 1:45. Umpires: Klem and Kason.
l'trntca Lose Sixth Stratchts
PITTSBURGH, June 18. -Pittsburgh lost
Its sixth straight gamo by a one-run
margin today and thu visitors made It
their third straight victory hero by a
nf . fA 1 i (I.. turn m n w,r nut
base hits: Burns, Merkle. Hits:' Off De- I jn uie last. Inning, Boston got Its wln
mareo. 8 In eight Innlngv; off Crandall. ning run. Maranvllle knocked a triple
l in one inning: on jonnson. : .(none du: u.m urd n Mvur'i mnam.
In the firs Inning.) Hits: Oft Brown, t f Tyler waa effective at all times and
In eight Innings; off Packard, 3 -in one 1 Cooper pitched fine ball, but gave Boston
sans' out and Tinker's sacrifice fly.
Score: ,
Batted for Qroh In ninth.
Batted for Brown In eighth. '
Batted for Packard In ninth.
New York 4 1 0 0 0 0 0,0 27
Cincinnati 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 S 0-2
Two-base hits: Shafer, Meyers. Three-
0 10 15 0 1
0 1 0 3 3 0 2
0 2 0 1
0 2 0 2
0 0 0
0 0 0
0 S
3 -lD
0 0-3
1 1-1
f .i?"ct, 32 3 1 i
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Hit
J-lncoln
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Hits
Ttd-bUt hlta. nn,hh n .
base hits: Justice (2), ilcConnlck!
rz. T v,r M "c". vipnaie. tiaerl
?C,"eV . Conwlton. ole... Hits: Off
. mt iiiuinga; xucxey, 4
in thre Innings. Struck out: Bq Al
Jlfate. 8; by jprdan, 4; by Tuckey. t
l.a.es on balls: Off Applegate, 2: off
Jorn. 1 lilt by Ditched Kii? ir.!
j jwn- ried tail: Camay. Ieft on
. . v wruuiu. oj uneoin. a, . Time: 2:00.
tth'plre; ColUtlowcr. '
I)k.NVKU POU.MIg M It. BROWN
Inning. Sacrifice fly. Tinker . Double
Plays: Doyl to Fletcher to Merkle;
Fletcher to Doyle to Merkle;, Dodge to
Groh to HobllUell; Marsans,to Groti. Lett
on bases: New York, 7; Cincinnati. 7.
First base on balls: Off Qemarces, 2;
off Brown, 1; of Packard. L Hit by
pitched ball: By Brown, (Hhater). Struvk
out: By Demarer, 3; by Brown, 3.
Time:
Eason.
1:40. Umpires, Brennan and
letter Iia to Give Way but Then
It U Too Late.
SIOUX CITY. Jun 11 rVMivcr hii.rui
f PjH Brown unmercifully In the first In
. ulril today and took a. that th t..i.
Hit Unable to overcome Tha final
W t 7. The Sioux staged a. bJtUn ant Mary & Klngward also itarttd.
Fast Time Made
at Marshalltown
MARBIIALLTOWN, la.. June 18. (8p.
cltl Telegram.) Sweltering . weather and
an exceedingly fast track made excep
tional races, of the two .events of the
opening afternoon's program at the lo
cal meeting of the Cedar! VaUey Racing
circuit today. '
Summaries:
1:17 pace Laurel Hal won the first,
third and fourth heats and the rape;
Mattle, second; Jos. third, and Paron,
fourth. Best time. 2:16Vt. Queen L.
Laura Hat, Corrector and Arlull alsq
started.
2:21 trot Battle won the first, second
and fifth heats and the race. Mary B,
second; U W Blossom, thirl; Oenerteve
Constanttne. fourth Best time. uu.
Cedar Mack, Laeron C'hltf. Billy Mead.
one of IU runs when, in tho third In
ning, ho threw Tyler's roller vvl,d,v
Pittsbuigh rallied In the ninth an- man
aged to get runners on third and first
with two out McCarthy, batting In the
pinch, fouled out. Score;
Batted for Wilson In ninth.
Batted for Gibson ln ninth.
. -114411 1 VI .........
1 'Hatted for Cooper In ninth. . .
Boaton 00100000 I-l
Pittsburgh 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0-1
Two-base hits: Carey, Wood, Meyers.
Thrtie-base hit: Maranvllle. Stolen base:
Meyer. Left on bases: Pittsburgh, 7;
Bonton. 8. Bases on balls: Off Tyler, 2;
off Cooper, X Struck out: By Tyler. 4;
by Cooper. 3. Time: 1:45. Umpires;
O'Day and Emslie.
Dodgers Tronneo Cards.
ST. UOU18. June 13. lUgun was In
vincible, while Grlner was hit when men
were on the bases. Si. Louis losing tho
thlnl game of the Brooklyn series by a
score of S to i. Burk, who relieved Grlner
In the seventh, waa found for safe hits,
but the visitors could not score oft him.
The loouls' one tally came In the eighth
Inning on a single, twu cirors .iiid a sac
rifice. Bunched extra base hits and
ei runt gave the IMtors their runs. Score:
Brooklyn 30O3030O0-S
8t Louis 0000000101
Two-base hits: Cutshaw. Stengel,
Smith. Miller. Three-base hits: Miller,
Ragon. Magee lilts off Grlner, 10 ln six
innings, orr 'Burke, ' In three innings.
Sacrifice hits Huggtns. Stolen bases:
Stengel. Kirk Patrick Lett on bases: St
Louis, Brooklyn, 55. First base on
balls Off Gagon, 1, off Burk, L Struck
out: By Ragon, 3; by Burk. 3; Grlner. L
Time VW. Urnl'". Planar arid Srroq
to fly to Jackson, who doubled Shanks at
tho plate, McBrlde was benched for dis
puting a decision In the eighth Inning.
Score:
Batted for Moellar ln seventh.
Cleveland 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 1-4
Washington 0 00000000-0
Home run: . Johnson. Sacrifice hits;
Turner. O'Neill. Milan. Stolen bases:
Gregg, Shanks, Morgan. Double plays:
Jackspn to O'neill; Johnson to McBrlde
to Gandll. Left on. liases: uieveianu, o;
Washington, 8. Bases on balls: Off
Gregg, l; off oJhnson, 2. First base on.
errors: uieveianu, i; wasmngion, i.
Struck out. By Gregg, 7; by Johnson,
2. Wild Pitch: Johnson. Time; it.
Umpires; Ferguson and DIneen.
Sox SlauKhter Athletics,
PHILADELPHIA. Pa., June 18. By
battlt-g Bender and Wyckoff from the
slab In the early innings of today's game,
Chicago gained such a lead that Phila
delphia could not overcome It. The
final score was 9 to 6. Bender lasted
three Innings beforo the hard hitting.
Sox and Wyckoff, who suceeded him ln
the fourth, was baited unmercifully, the
visitors scoring four runs on. five hltB
.n.r Inn man w.rn nlt. Tuff tOOk UD
wvriinffa hnriian i it the fifth, and after
that Inning held the visitors to ono hit
and no runs. . .
Walsh was batted freely by the Phlla
delphlans, but ho managed to keep the
hits scatterea in eacn iuiuub otcjjv
sixth and ninth. Manager Mack used
sixteen men In an effort to win. J. Col
lins batting, he making two singles, a
double and triple out of five trips to the
plato was the batting feature. Score;
Batted for Btrunk In first.
Batted for Taff In ninth. .
Ran for D. Murphy In ninth.
Chicago 3 0 1 4 1 0 0 0 0-3
Philadelphia 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 1-6
Two-baso hits: J. Collins, Mcinnis. yrr,
Baker. Three-base hits: J. Collins,
Weaver. Hits: Oft Bender, 6 ln three
Innings; off Wyckoff. (Ive In one in
ning; off Taff, 3 In five Innings. Sac
rifice hits: Loru. Chase. Sacrifice fly:
Bodle, Stolen bases: Rath (2). Double
ployB: Weaver to Chase; Mattlck to
SChalk to Rath. Left on bases: Chi
cago, 5; Philadelphia, 6. First base on
bulls: Off Walsh. 4; off Bender, 1; off
Wyckoff. 1. First base on error: Chi
cago (1). Struck out: By Walsh. 3; by
Bender. 1! by Wyckoff, 1; by Taff. 3.
Time: 2:09. Umpires: Hlldebrand and
O'Loughlin. '
Yanks Win a flume.
NEW YORK. June 18 -The New York
Americans evened it up with the St Louis
Browns today, winning the second game
of the series by a scoro of 5 to 1. The.
visitors scored first, picking up a nin In
the third on Pecklnpaugh's fumble on
Wcilman. u. wild pitch and bhotten s
single. The Browns held this lead until
the seventh, when New York scored two
runs on IlarlxeUs pass, rccklnpaugl. s
double. Borton's sacrifice fly and Mc
Kechnle's slnalc Three more runs were
in th Aiirhth Ijinhia on bunched
hits and errors. Ford pitched well for
New York, winning his rourtn s'
game. He was well Mipporlcd, Peckm-
pauglv ana reo muMiw evuoui."..-.
behind him. Sooro:
Batted for Wellinan ln eighth.
St Louis 0 o l J '
New York v. v u v v v . .
First u use on errors: Now York. 2;
St Louis. 1. Two-bose hit: Pecklnpaugh.
Sacrifice hit; Cree. 8a crlflce nies: i uor-
ton, Harueii. aioien """"j0"'
(2). Left on bases; New .York, S, St.
Louis. 4. Dqublo plays: McKcchnle and
Bortoni Stovall And Balentl. Bares on
balls: Off Wellinan. 1; off Stone, 1.
suuck out: yoriityyyMj.
T 'n seven Innings; o Stone. 8 In on. Murphy.
U?ng. Time" 1:48. Umpires: Conolly i At Loulsvllle-
and JlcGreevy.
Ch nui pa Uefent Titters.
BOSTON, June 18. Boston defeated
Detroit, 7 to e, today, errors figuring
largely In the run getting. A bad throw
l.v lonvrln In the fifth inulllg. With
Jhe bases full, and two out. let in two
.Detroit runs. inis waa i
Gainer's double, which scored two mora
tallies and put Detroit In the lead, 6 to 5.
Boston regained the lead ln the sixth as
the result of two doubles, a single and an
"captain Wagner of the oBston team
will be out of tho game for some time
because of blood poisoning In one ot the
fingers ot his right hand. Score:
Hatted for Morlarlty In eighth.
Batted for Hall In ninth. ,
Detroit 1001400006
Boston 01031200 -7
Two-base hits. Buch. Vltt. Canigan
(2), Speaker. Three-base hits: Cobb,
Speaker. Gardner. Hits: Off Wlllett, in
four and one-third innings; off Hall, 3 ln
three and two-thirds Innings. Sacrifice
hlta: Vltt. Janvrln. Knglc. Stolen bases:
Cobb. Veach. Double plays: Cobb and
Stanage; Gardner. Ycrkes and Engle.
First base on balls: Oft Wlllett. 2. oft
Hall, 1; oft Collins. 2. Sacrifice files:
Crawford. Veach, Carrlgan. Janvrln. Left
on bases; Detroit. 5; Boston, 7. First
base on errors: Detroit, 2; Boston. 3.
Struck out: By Hall. 1; by Collins. 2.
Time: 1:45. Umpires, Egan and Evans.
SCHAUER SOLD TO GIANTS
FOR TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS
SUPEHIOR. Wis.. June 18.-"Rube'
Schauer. the sensutlonal pitcher ot the ' and Harmony.
Superior club ot the Northern league.
today was sold to the New York Nation
als for $I0,0U1, delivery to be made Au
gust IS. Schauer leads the league In
strikeouts, has pitched three one-hit
games this year and was robbed ot a
no-hlt performance by a scratch with
staff Is crippled, but an addition from
Mink circles Is expected tonight. Score:
Hastings 0 11105100-9
Grand Island 0 00000000-0
Earned runs: Hastings, 3. Two-base
hit: Fortman, McCube, E. Brown.
Three-base hit: McCabe. Home runs:
Foreman, Tacke. Sacrifice hits: McCabe,
Kroll, Flrestlnc, Schoonover. Btolen
bases: Fortman, Line, McuaDe. liases
on balls: Off Willey, 2; off Haley, 6.
Hit by Ditched ball: By Haley. 2. Struck
out: By Willey, 5; by Hanks, 2; by Haley,
6. Left on bases: Hastings, 8; Grand
Island. 6. Double play: Firestone to
Jewell. Passed ball: Coe. Umpire:
Freese.
York Defeats Fremont.
FREMQNT. Nob., June 18.-(Speclal
Telegram.) York defeated Fremont here
today, 4 to 3. Everdon pitched good ball
and held the locals to two hits up to the
ninth Inning, when, by a batting rally,
they hit In two runs with three hits.
Routt as hit hard, also being somewhat
wild. Payne mode Jive hits ln the same
number of trips to the plate. Score:
Getchell batted for Longstatf ln ninth.
York 0 0002001 14
Fremont 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 2-3
Two-base hits: Welch, Wetzel, Henry,
BJce. Payne. Home run: Wetzel. Sac
rifice hits: Malmqulst, Clark. Bacrlttce
fly: Rela. Stolen bases: Mattlcks (2):
Mulvey, Brown, Welch, Gourley. Bases
on balls: Off Routt 4; off Drown, 1.
Struck out: By Routt. 8: by Everdon.
6. Double plays: Dow to Welch to
Henry; ltoutt to Gourley to Henry.
Time: 1:45. Umpire: Meyers.
Superior Drops Another.
KEARNEY. Neb., June 188. (Special
Telegram.) Lotz held Superior , safe
after the first Inning. He fanned nine,
winning his game. 3 to 1. Scheuren on
r, single and two-bagger Dattea in an
tnree oi Kearney s runs, score
Superior 10000000 01
Kearney u o o o u l o 2 '3
Earned runs: Kearney 3k Two-base
hits: Landreth. Gray. Behreiren. Bases
on balls: Oft Vance, 1; off X.otz, 3. Left
on bases: Superior, 7; Kearney, 6. Wild
pitches: By Vance, 1: by Lotz, 1. Struck
out: By Vance. 10: by Lota, 9. Double
plays: Acock to woodruff' to Herrlott,
Vance to Obst, Bockowttz bo Obst Gray
to Bockowltz. Stolen bases: Obst.
Synok, Scheuren, Acock. Time: 2:05. Um
pire: Pontius.
Pnwnecs ninnk Seward
COLUMBUS. Neb.. June 18. (Special
Telegram.) The Pawnees won a one
sided game from Seward today. Justus
allowing the visitors but two hits. Four
scores in the first by the locals started
the game their way. Score:
Seward . 0 000000, 0 0 0-0
Columbus 40000400 08
Earned runs: Columbus, 5. Stolen
bases: Rondeau (2), Smyth, Ilamsey,
Artlcy. Sacrifice hit: Cran. Two-basa
hlta: Black, Ramsey. Hits: Off Conors.
9; off Walters. 2; off Justus, 2. Struck
out: By Connors, 4; by Walters. 1: bv
Justus, 6. Bases on balls: Off Connors,
3. Passed ball; Black. Time: l;J5. Um
pire: Huhn.
American Association.
At Indianapolis n.H g
Milwaukee ,,jo
Indianapolis 6 12 0
Watson and Suggs. Merz, Reading, Wil
lis, Schardt and Cotter.
At Minneapolis R.H.E.
Minneapolis 4 6 0
Toledo i 4 j
Patterson and Owens, George' and De-
vogni.
R.H.E.
2 8 0
3 7 1
Krltchell, Cook and
At Columbus-
Kansas City ....
Columbbus
Vaughan and
St. Paul
Louisville
Karger
Clemons.
R.H.E.
17 0
- 2 1 2
James. Woodburn iinri
Thirteen Innings.
and
Falrhnrr Wins from Belleville.
FAIRBUR.Y. Neb.. June 18.-(Speclal.)
The Falrbury base ball nine made a trip
to Belleville. Kan.. Tuesday afternoon
and met defeat, 8 to 4. the first time this
year. It was nobody's game, the. grater
part of the time, but Belleville managed
to run In a few wscores In the ninth In
ning, winning the game. Galen Sltler. a
locomotive fireman of this city, pitched
for the Falrbury team. Parks waa
catcher. A large delegaton of Falrbury
.fans witnessed the game.
Wlna Thonaand Games.
According to Gruntland Rice, the New
York critic. Manager McGraw of the
Giants "won hls 1.000 victory for New
York on Decoration or Memorial day.
This brings the 1,000 game winners up to
five names In the forty-three years' his
tory of the major leagues. The others
were Anson of Chicago, Selee of Boston,
Clarke of Pittsburgh and Mack of the
Athletics. Chance was on his way to the
1,000 mark to full speed until they laid
him a stymie ln the semblance of the
New York?."
' Dra Btolnea Wlna Gome.
NEWTON. Ia.. Une IS. The Des
Moines Western league team defeated
the local semi-professional team. 4 to
0. here today. Score. R.H.E.
Des Moines ..0 1000300 ft 1 i i
? ! Newton 0 0000000 00 4 1
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