THE BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, .TUNE 25, 1913.
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Wallace's hk wins GAMElRockefeiler Don't Work, So Why Should I?
Drawn for The by "Bud" Fisher
College Baseman from Illinois Saves
Bay Against Grizzlies.
T9UTCHER HELPS WITH THROW
rn MAN, A B& HEM-THt
tAN une vou ouckt to
GO TO VaOR.K
,' ltOCK.ePE.ULEK.
COrA& WITH AB
DON'T V40H
,?cond nnaeman French for Denver
ft Breaks Lear Whrn He Slides o
Second and Star ne Perma
nently Ont of Game.
AT ONCE
:
I f . t O I
I I HOWtrti-i.i.i'. i
Eddie Wallace, the new second base
man who wnn imported by Pa Rourke
from the University of Illinois, won yes
ierday's game against Denver by the op
portune tine of his war club. In the
ninth Inning with two men on bates he
hammered one to Butcher and that
worthy person made a bad peg to the
plate, and the winning run was scored
y Omaha. Score: Omaha, ; Denver, !.
. . Wallace waa the big noise alt through
1he contest. In the fourth Inning he put
jt.ftmaha In the lead by hammering out n
SCfcome run with Neff on second. The ball
jbt off his bat and hit the center field
-tcnce, bounding behind the bull sign. In
be next Inning with Grubb on first base
tie clouted out a triple, scoring Grubb,
ind came home himself a few second's
Ater on an error.
Many fra'tures adorned ' the opening
game with the Grizzlies. It was a nip
arid tuck battle with first one club In
gKe lead and then the other. At the open
TUns of the final Inning the score was
' "deadlocked at 7 to 7. Denver made one
In the ninth and Omaha two. Heavy hit
ting was much In evidence, eight two
baggers being made, six three-base hits
ind two home runs.
trrench Injnrrd.
French, the clever and popular little
second sacker of the Grizzlies, was put
out of the game for the remainder of the
season when he slid Into second base In
the seventh Inning and broke his right
lei; Just above the ankle. His spikes
caught in the sack and his leg waa
X5Hr;ted Into a 'horrible shape. He was
"Sunken from the grounds to the' St, Joseph
"Kdaplfal, "where Dr. Dwyer discovered that
." ."ttfS olingster waa suffering from .a Pot
'.ttacttire, French, may be hurt perma
jntiptiy and may never be able to play
; xnother game' of baseball In Wis life.
"ITho Grizzlies took the lead In the third
inning when with two out Qulllln singled
arid' scored on Gllmore's double. Omaha
camo back with one In the same Inning,
Kane singled and scored on Sheatak's
juble. With . one down In the fourth
Jruhh walked and Wallace sent him In
itiead. of himself with a home run.
FJsher Open In. Fifth.
Fisher opened the fifth for Denver with
a single. Farthing beat out a bunt. Qull
lln sacrificed and Gllmore put the ball
over jthe right field fence for a home run,
ringing up three runs. Channell followed
Totals 47 19 22 27 12 0
LI neon 6 4 S 0 0 2 2 0 0-19
Sioux City 2 1 0 3 0 0 0 0 0- G
f.oft on bnara: Hlnux Cltv. 7: l.lnrnln.
! C l." I ... r. .-,1...
this tin ..llh f.l-l. u,,t ..... II,...,. ,,.!.. UBBO on enure, oioux i,
thU up vylth a triple, but was thrown out Lincoln. 2. Two-bnso hits: Clarke, David
n the plato on Butcher's grounder to i son. Mullen (2). Knopp (2), linker, Stange,
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0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0
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& . W KY SrtOOLO X T
Dessau, cf 1
Smith, p 2
rnd registered himself on Wallace's error
tf. Block's easy grounder.
Not to be out of the running the
Itourkes came back with four, again tnk-
Jng the lead. Kane opened with an In
field hit Hhfatak filed out and Congal
ton doubled, scoring Kane. Neff was out
on a slow roller to Qulllln and Orubb
walked and stole second, Congalton and
Kane scoring on Fisher's error when
Farthing tried to catch Grubb oft first.
Wallace tripled, sending 'Grubb' over and
tallied when French booted Itoblnson's
flounder.
French's ha Steal.
French was safe In the seventh when
he forced Dutcher at second. French
'stole second, hut broke his leg and Wolf
gang was put In to run for htm. .Coffey
tripled to left, Wolfgang crossing the
plate.
With the score tied In the ninth Chan
nell opened with a double to rfcht.
Butcher sacrificed. Wolfgang 'singled,
tcorlng Channell.
Shestak opened the home ninth with a
double to left center. Congalton singled,
scoring Shestak. Neff doubled, putting
"onnle on third, from whence he scored
rjr ' Outcher's error. Score,:
OMAHA.
AD. R.
Thomason, cf 4 -
Justice, ts S
Kane, lb &
Bhestak, c. S
-Non:..:f:..::::: I
Srubb. Jb 3
Wallace, 2b 4
Applegate, p. , 2
Robinson, p. 2
hits; Knnpp, Smith. Stolen bases: Uaker,
Clarke, lilts: Off Whllo. K In nn..lhlnl
Inning; off Knnpp, 3 In one Inning; off
Doyle, 9 In one Inning; oft Drown, S In
six and two-third Innings; off Smith. 8 In
In elglitlnnlngs. Double plays: Smith to
Hums, Struck outi By White, 1; by
Drown. 5; by Smith, 3. liases on balls;
Off White. 2; off Knapp. 2; off Doyle,
2; off Drown, 4; off Smith. 4. Hit by
Pitched ball: White (Smith). Umpire; An
dcrson. Time: 2:15.
1IOOSTRH8 DIIOP FIIIST OAMK
SPLIT THIS DOUBLE-HEADER
ClcVeland and Betroit Each Takes
One of Games.
FIRST GOES TWELVE INNINGS
TlRcru Stnrt III K lit After IUnndlnir
In the Second, lint Only One of
Four lilts In the Initial
Frame Counts.
Ilea
Wlehltn "Wins Close One from
Blolnes, Five to Four.
DE8 MOINB3, la.. June 21,-Des Molnea
dropped the first game of the Wichita
series this afternoon by a score of 6 to 4.
A batting rally In the fifth Inning gave
the visitors their five runs. Score:
WICHITA.
All. K.
. 6
. 5
. i
.. 4
. 3
. 3
4
llabb, 3b
nils, rf
Hurke. cf
Koerner, lb...,
Hughes, 2b
I'ettlgrew, If...
Uapp, ss........
wacoo, c ,
erry, p
0
0
2
1
2
0
2
2
0
H,
0
. 0
o.
2
0
0
A.
0
2
0
2
0
0
4
6
1
2
15.
Hahn. rf
r OX, It t 4
Hunter, cf. 4
leonard, 3D .. 4
Jonea. lb,. 4
llellly. as 2
Andreas. 2b......... 2
nieigni, o o
Rogge, p 3
Totals .40
- DENVER,
AD. R.
Qulllln, 3b 4
Gllmore. lf.-rf,, 4
coanneu, cr 4
12 27 1
Rutcher. rf.-!b 3
- French. 2b 4
-'"Wolfgang, If 1
: Block, c. 5
V"Coffe s 5
: "".FJshr, lb' ....' 3
fanning, p z
.JCaanJdy
rrjejrtg, p.
H.
0
0
o.
0
0
A.
3
0
0
0
0
0
0
s
0
0
0
1
5 13 "36
K.
0
0
0
2
1
0
0
0
1
0
0
S 0 1 0
0 1 6
Shestak
2-9
12
1- 8
2-13
).
-: ; Totals 17
One out when winning run' was scored.
' -BattedK far Farthing In fifth Inning.
r A.'Wplfcang run for French In seventh
rSIPnlnir:
,2-rf.Omaha-
- Runs 0 0 12
Hits 1 1 2 2
Denver
K Rurw 0 0 10
lilts 0 0 2 2
Two.base hits: Grubb.
Thomaon. Neff. Congalton, Coffey,
- Channell. Three-base hits: Wallace,
Cnannrll. Gllmore. French (2). Coffey.
Homo runs: Wallace. Qtlmore. Stolen
m bases' Grubb. Channell. French. Bacrl
(ice hits: Qulllln, Wolfgang. Hits: Oft
.Applegate. 10 In four and two-thirds In-
rthlrd Innings; off Farthing. In four In-
n'ngs: off King, e in four ana one-mini
iL innings. Struck out. By Applegate. 3; by
tlRoblnsan, 1; by Farthing, 1; by King, 1.
-.Dases on balls: Oft Robinson, 2. off Far
Mhing. 2; oil King, :. wild pi ten: King.
;rdt by pitched ball: Channell. Butcher.
eil on oases: umana, j; uenver, a. lime
is. umpire: tegrist.
INCOL,! SLUGS FOR FAIR
'Antelope Pound Three Slonx City
i iicurra ufrr mil,
: at SIOUX CITY la.. Juna 24.-Uncoln
. lUmmed Slaux City pitchers all over the
lltld todaay and won an easy game by
a. scor or u to e. Tne visitors aiuggeu
J; hlta for many extra baaes, After the
..'stvnd Inning. Smith held the. Sioux
itislly without the dancer mark. Score:
BlUUA CJTl.
AR. R. H.
Iralg. rf 4
' t 'ooney, 3b 6
Smith. Sb 4
Clarke. If 4
Davidson, cf 5
f treigel. sa.... 2
J urns, lb 6
t'tance, c... ..4
ljoyle. p 1
hltf. P
: onw. p, (3
Prtfnl. M 4 11 27 16 3
Wichita 0 0 0 0 n 0 0 0 0-
Dea Moines..., 1 10 10 10 0 O-4
Two-base hit: liann. nucniice nun:
Burke. Andreas (3). Rellly. I'ettlgrcw.
Double plays: Rapp to Hughes to Koer
ner. 2. Uaaes on balls: Oft Rogge,3; off
Perry, a. bituck oui: uy iiobkc, ; uy
rerry. 2. Hit by pitched ball: Ily rerry,
Hahn. Jones. Stolen bases; llellly, urns,
Pettlgrew. ueil on Dasesj un humin.
13; Wichita, 6. Time; 1:40. Umpire:
Colllflower.
New York Mayors
Favor Sunday Ball
NEW TORK, June 2I.-A referendum
vit of the mayors of fifty cities In New
York state ahows an overwhelming tna-.Jy
O.
A. E.
0
rotals
J
LINCOLN.
All. R.
5
11 27 14
"rc. Jb..
1 leu. lb.
lb, if 4
. ti'ormlck. If i
nni'i' .' and rf ...
v -i .
II.
I
0
3
2
i
O.
0
It
0
5
A.
3
0
0
0
3
4
H.
2
2
1
1
2
0
0
0
0
Totals 34
8
DES MOINKS.
All. R. H.
2
O. A. 13.
1 2 0
0 0 0
2 0 0
4 1 0
9 2 0
3 0 0
3 2 0
4 2 0
0 4 0
5 ii 1
O. A. B.
1 0 0
10 0
2 0 0
3 2 2
13 0 0
1 4 0
12 0
5 1 0
0 7 1
DETROIT, Mich., June 24,-Cleveland
and Detroit divided a double header to
day the first of the aeaaon on Navlu
field. The flrat game went 12 Innings,
Cleveland winning, 6 to 4! Detroit won
the second, 6 to 6.
Score, flrat game: i
CLJCVELANDf
A0.I1.O.AX.
Johnilnn, lb I 0 II 0 Onusb.
9
DETROIT.
All. II. O. A. E.
Ucbold. If.
Olion, lb... 4
Turntr, .. .4
UJolo. :b.. I
ltjrtn, cf...
(lrnr, rf,
O'Nfll, c.
Illttlt ,
Kihlrr, p
Lrucn
b...
vford.rf
DUndlnr, p. J 0 0 1 0, k,
& To
avid.
ocra
IVrach.. It
Ultlab, cf.,,
OOilnor, lb.
OMcKte. e..
0Morlr1tr,J6 3
OWIIIett. p.. 4
O'llondtiu .. 1
11
1 II
dlaputlng the decision on Paporte'a steal.
The game waa called at the end of the
eighth to permit New York to catch a
train for Uoston. score:
MSW YORK. WASHINGTON".
AnjI.O-A.R. An. H O A. E.
Dtnlels, rf.. 4 0 1 1 OMotller, rf. t S 5 0 0
Woller, cf.. 4 2 1 0 OFoiter, lb.. 4 0
1 OMtlun, cf . 1 1
0 0Ondll. lb.. 1 0
1 OMoritan, .. 1 1
1 OShinki, If.. 1 1
1 Oljporte, 2b. 1 1
1 u Henry, c... 1 0
1 onohlln(, p. 1 0
0 Total. ...It 21 11
0 0
Ctm, If.... 1
SwecnfT, e. 1
Ooasett, c. 2
HulMll, Sb I
rck., .... 2
norton, lb. 1
MeK'nli, 2b 1
McOanncll.p 2
Caldwell, p 0
Derrick ... 0
1 2
0 11
0 1
0 0
0 0
0 0
Totals .1 41 7 ! 14 1
Totals ....10 i It II 1
Ratted for O'Neill In the ninth.
Hatted for Morlarlty In the twelfth.
Hutted for Wlllett In the twelfth.
Cleveland 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 2
Detroit 0 00000130000 t
Two-base hit; Crawford. Three-base
hit: Crawford. Hits: Off Kahler. 7 In
eight Innings. Sucrlflce hits: O'Neill.
Olson. Stolen bases: Olson, Ryan,
Granoy, Hush. Double play: Turner to
Lajole to Johnston. Ieft on bases: Cleve
land, 5; Detroit, 6. Hascs on balls; Off
Wlllett, 5; oft Kahler. 2; off Blandlng, 2.
Struck out: By Wlllett, 4. Time; 2;W.
Umpires: Uvana and Kgan.
BT. VnVlS. CHICAOO.
AU.II.O.A.K AD.H.OA.B.
Rknllrn. cf. 1 IS tl lath. lb.,.. 4 0 14 1
111 DUUfl, ID... 4 1 v l
111 ll'baae, lb... 4 I U I
1 I 1 OColllni. rf.. 4 0 10
2 10 0Ho.Ur, If... 4 1 a 1
1 2 1 etMattlck, c( 1 0 1 0
2 2 T Ollral, cf.... 1110
10 0 OWelrcr, n. 1 0 1 4
1 0 0 OScbalk. o... 1 0 4 1
Lanrt. p.... 0 0 0 0
Totals ...IT 11 nil IWhli. p.... J 0 1 1
Totala ...27 i U IK I
Batted for McConnell In the eighth.
Washington ...0 0 1 0 0 2 0 03
New York 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0
Game called in the eighth.
Hits: Off Mcdonnell, 6 In seven In
nings. Sacrifice hit: Henry. Double
play: Ia Porte to Hoehllng. Stolen bases;
Moeller, UaPorte, Milan, Gantlll, Ixft on
bases: New. i orK, 6: waslrlnKtori,. 4.
Basea on baHs: Off McConnell, 2;:ff
Caldwell. H off Boehllng, 2. nases Ion
errors: New York, 1; Washington. 1.
Struck out: By McConnell. 1: by Boeh
llng, 4. Passed .ball: Gossett. Time: 2:03.
Umpires: Connolly and McGrcevey.
Biddle Beats Mayes
m Straight Sets
SEWARD SHUTSOUT KEARNEY
Overcomes Hoodoo and Flays Fine
Game of Ball.
TWO TWO-BAGGERS FOR LEONARD
bus pitchers without any extra effort.
Score, first game: K
COL.UMDUS. SUPERIOR. '
AD. H.O. A. E. AB.H.O.A.E.
Superior Cement Mixers Takes Uoth
Gitnir of Donble Ilcndcr from
Colunilms llnatlnscs Geta
Little Knit.
SEWARD, Neb., June 24. (Special Tele
graph.) The hoodoo that 'Pursued Seward
has been overcome. Seward shut out
Kearney today in a fine game. Leonard
made two two-base hits. The feature of
the game was the steady pitching of Wat
ers? Score: r.
KEARNEY. SEWARD.
AD.ll.O.A.E. Wliaer. 2b.. 6 0
AIcKnUbt.lt 1 0 0 0 OTappan, as.. I 0
blorall, lb.. I
1 .Atl, lb... 4
Williams, rf I
Johmton. If I
Wallace, lb 4
Iarani, aa.. 4
Atnew, c 4
Mllcbell, p. 4
lortty In favor of Sunday base ball, ac
cording to figures made public nere to
day by William P. Capes, secretary of
the conference of mayors of the state of
New York. In view of the vote a reso
lution has been sent to Governor Suiter
with a view to repealing statutes which and Pratt doubled.
prohibit professional ball on Sunday.
MOORE AND VANDERBILT
WIN HORSE SHOW PRIZES
IX3NDON, June 24. Judge W. It.
Moore of New York took first prlae at
the International horse enow today In
class 21 for single harness horses over
fourteen and two-tenths and not exceed
ing fifteen hands. Tfhe winner waa his
Whitehall Ariel. Alfred O. Vanderbllfs
team of bays won a sliver trophy In class
40. showing the best novice team. He
also took second prize In the open com
petition for four-ln-hand teams.
Totals ...It I n It
R I.nlll. S 00000014-
rhlrnen 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-fl
Two-bnso hits: Pratt. Wallace. Three
base IiUb: Johnston. Mitchell. Hits: Off
Lamrc. 2 In no Inning; oft White, 11 in
nin InntiiL-s. Racrltlce hits. Pratt, AK
now. Double plays: Stovall to Lavans to
rHovall U); uavans 10 t-raii io t3iuu.
I .ft rn laH: Kt. I-ouls. 6: Chicago. 6.
Uases on balls: Off I.ange, 1; off Mitchell,
off White, 1. HtrucK out; uy wnite,
Mitchell. 1. Time: 1:43. umpirra
nralnnrd Talcea Hot One.
DRAINARD, Nb., June 31. (Special.)
Dralnard defeated David City Sunday In a
fourten-lnnlng game by a score of 10
In the first half of the fourteenth, with
men on aecond and third and two men
out. Smerah, with two strikes and three
balls called on him, put a two-bagger
over second, scoring both men. Ho
scored, himself, a minute later on a hit
by Rarnes. who scored on a three-baae
hFlnley waV'called out trying to steal
home. In their half of the fourteenth
David City failed to score. The score:
R.H.B.
Dralnard .. 00000104 100004-10 If. I
David City. 0031000110000 0-fU 5
Ratterlea-Rralnard, Sobota and Talbot:
David lty. Pescheck and Davis. Struck
out, by Sobota. : by Peschek. ia Um
pires,. Disney and Moon.
O'Loughlln and Hlldebrand
Hliuta Out Hoi.
CHiaVGO. June 24.-SI. Uouls hit Lange
anil Whltn frfelv nnd oDPortunely today,
shutting out the locals, 8 to 0. Lanse
tnrtori ti rl toll fur Chloavo and walked
Shottcn. Stovall followed with a single
wntte was sent o
th rpicua. but he could not stop the
alutTDlnir ol Slovall's men. although ha
pitched a great gamo for six Innings. The
eighth Inning found the visitors bunching
hits agnln. Stovall getting a single and
scoring on Johnston's triple. In the
ninth lnnlna- a base on balls to Shotten
singles by atovall. Williams and Lavans.
an error by Rath and a triple by Mitchell
gave the visitors four more runs. The
locals made three hits by Chase. Man
ager Callahan waa ohoaed to the club
house by Umpire Hlldebrand when he
argued a decision. Score:
ST. LOUIS. CHICAGO.
AD. H.O. A E. AB.H.O.A.E
Itunini. lb. II I I OeLaeh. rf... 4 0 3 0
0 UKTer. id... a
0 OScbultt. rt. 4
1 OZlm'an. lb. 4
0 O&tUr. lb.... 4
1 OMltehall. If. 4
1 0tlrldw.ll. 1
onrMMhan.e I
1 (lLvtndr. p 2
Ruclbadi, pO
J Jl II II C'Mlll.r .... 1
Oood 1
Ma. If.
Ollu. cf..
Mowrtr, lb. 1
Konetchr.lb 1
Erana, rf.
0-Larjr. ss.
Wo to, c...
unntr, p.
TotaU ..
2 11
Totala ...111114 11
Batted for Lavender In the eighth.
Ratted for Brldwell In the ninth.
Chicago 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-4
St. Louis 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1
Two-base hits: Evans. Mitchell. Three
baso hits. Grlner. Hits: Off Lavender, 11
In seven Innings: oft Reulbacb. none In
one Inning. Sacrifice hit: Mowrey. Stolen
bases: Suler. 2. Double Plays: O Leary to
HuKEtna to Konetchy. Left on bases: St.
Louis, 11; Chicago. T. Basea on balls t Oft
Lavender. 3l off Grlner. 1. Struck out
By Grlner. 1: by Reulbach, L Time: 1:65.
Umpires: O'Day and ISmalle.
Senators Defeat New York.
WASHINGTON, June 24. Daring basa
wusnuigton ueieatea ,iew
WIMBLEDON, England, June 21. At
the resumption of play In the English
awn tennis championships here today.
Craig Btddle of Philadelphia, added
several marks to his reputation by win
ning three straight sets from G. K.
Mayes, a member of the Canadian team
which meets Belgium In the next round
the Dwlght F. Davis trophy tour
nament. The score was 7-5, 6-4, 6-3.
The American player did .especially
good work In his service and his over
head smashes.
The captain of the Canadian Davis
trophy team. R. B. Powell, beat J. B.
Ward of England, three sets to one.
The score was 7-5, 9-7, S-6, 6-1.
W. B. Crawley of England, beat F. W.
Rahe, the crack player of the Germany
Davis trophy team, three sets to one.
The score was 10-8, 0-6, 6-4. 9-7.
Wallace F. Johnson of Philadelphia
easily beat H. B. Webb of Cambridge
university, 6-2, 6-1, 7-5. The Cambridge
nine" did his best, but was . clearly
outclassed by the American, who made
fine display of his powers of placing
and chopping.
The sterling form shown by McLough-
lln, Johnson, Williams and Biddle has
caused nervousness among the home
talent.
R, Norrls Williams of the United States
Davis trophy team, disposed of R. M. K.
Turnbull In easy style In three straight
seta. 6-1. 6-4. 6-3. In this. his first
match game at Wimbledon, the Amer
lean player showed great coolness and
confidence. He scarcely missed a choice
and his placements were remarkable.
hi. harkhand drives were a feature of
gteat strength, while his lightning service
nonplussed his opponent.
Maurice E. McLoughlin lost no time
In adding another victory to tho Amer-
lean list by defeating A. H. Glendinlng
in threa straight sets. In. the scores
were 6-5. 6-0. 6-1
Brnek. lb.. 4 112 JPott. c... I 0
Acock. 2b... 4 1 1 2 OHIcklln, cf. 4 2
llerrlott. lb 4 0 11 0 llBlack. rf... 1 0
ficheurcn, cf 4 1 2 0 nDrannoa, lb, 1 1
orar, rt,... 4 1 4 1 OMcIntrra.lb 1 0
Woodruff, aa 4 0 2 0 lLeonard, If. 2 2
nrlckion, e. 2 1 1 0 lWalten, p. 4 1
jnapiai, p... J 0 0 3 1
AD.ll.O.A.E.
Totals ...SI I 24 Totals ...S3 21 11 1
Kearney , ,.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00
Seward 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 3
Two-base hits: Leonard (2), Acock.
Bases on balls: Off Walters, 0; off Ma
ples, 6. Struck out: By Walters, 7; by
Maples, 2. Double play: Gray to Herrlott.
Superior Takes Ttt o.
SUPERIOR, NEB., June 24. (Special
Telegram.) The Superior Cement Mixers
took both games of a double header from
Columbus today. Hatch adn Stevens,
pitchers for Superior, were In perfect
form and were too much for the visitors,
while the Cement Mixers hit the Colum-
Rondeau, aa 4
Cran. If.... 2
Itaniifjr, rf. 1
Peoples, 2b. 2
Pratt, lb... 4
Deal, lb.... i
Kranlnger.c 2
lUed, p.... 2
Artier, cr.. I
1 0
0 1
0 0
2 0
0 4
0 11
0 4
0 0
1 4
ZPrjror, as... 1
lGrar. 2b.... 1
OMplncrt, cf. 4
OLandreth. rt 4
lThcUslnr.lt 1
Ollockew'i, lb 2
OObtt, Sb.... 4
OSmltb, c... 2
OStevena, p.. I
Totals ...27 4 24 11 4 TotaU ...11 I 17 t 1
Columbus 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-1
Superior 0 0 3 0 0 2 2 0 7
Home runs: Pryor, Obst. Two-base
hits: Stevens, Peoples. Struck out: By
Stevens. 7: by Reed. 4. Baaes on balls:
Off Reed. 6; off Stevens, 2. Double plays:
dray to Bockewltz. Sacrifice" hits: Crann,
Ramsey, Gray. Thelsslng. Passed balls:
Kxaninger. Hit hy pitcnea can: uray.
Time: 1:40. Umpire: Pontius.
Score, second game: U-
COL.UMDUS. SUPERIOR.
AB.H.O.A.E. AB.H.O.A.E
Rondeau, as 1
Cran. If.... 4
Ramsey, rf. 4
Teoplcs, 2b 2
Pratt, lb.... 1
Deal, lb 4
Kranlnc.er,e 1
Zonder'n, p. S
Artley. cf.. 1
0 1
2 1
1 1
0 1
0 1
0 1)
0 I
0 0
0 1
lTrror. ss... 4 1
OOrar. 2b 2 0
OMelnert, cf. i 1
OlAndreth, cf 4 1
lThelMlna.lt 3 Z
OBockew's, lb I 2 12
OObat, lb.... 4 11
OSmlth, e'.... - 0 11
0 Hatch, p.... 12 0
... 11 27 II 1
Totala ...10 4 24 14 2 Totala
Score, second game:
Columbus 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 01
Superior 0 0 3 0 1 0 0 0 4
Three-base hits: Cran, Melnert, Hatch.
Two-base hits: Thelsslng, Pryor. Struck
out: By Zonderman. 2; by Hatch. 11.
Bases on balls: Off Zonderman, 3; off
Hatch, 2. Double plays: Cran to Peoples,
Pryor to Bockewltz to Obst. Passed balls:
Kranlnger, Smith. Time. 1:35. Umpire:
Pontius. Attendance, 300.
Hnstlnsrai Loses on Errors.
HASTINGS. Neb., June 24. (Special
Telegram.) Although Norton had the bet
ter of the duel with Riley, Hastings lost
to nmnrl Island through errors today.
Norton fanned nine and never walked a
man while hits were bunched on Klley,
in two Innings. After playing In sensa
tional form In the series opener yester
day, Flrestlne was relieved from thaf
Grand Island management today, For,
rester succeeding him. La Salle took;
Jewell's place at second. Score:
GRAND ISLAND. HASTINGS.
AB.H.O.A.E. AB.H.O.A.B,
2 12 trDeohtold. cf. 5 1 1 .
0 11 1 OFortman, lb I 1 I 0 a
2 10 OUng, rf.... 5 111
0 2 0 lTacke, lb.. 1 1 0 1
0 2 2 IDowner, c.. 4 1 13 1 fj
0 0 0 OSmlth, lb.. I 0 0 0 1
110 OMcCabe,. n. I I 1 I I
2 7 0 ODrcam, It.. I 0, 1 0 1
0 0 1 0 Norton, p.. 4 1 t I 0)
Totala ...33 7 27 12 I Totala ...II I 2T I
Grand Island 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 a
Hastings 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0-1
Sacrifice hits: Dreamp, Forrester. Sto
len bases: McCabe, E. Brown, Rouse, La
Salle. Struck out: By Riley. 1; by Nor
ton, 9. Bases on balls: Off. Riley, 2.
Double plays. Riley to Forrester' to B,
Brown. Norton to Tacke. Hit by pitched
ban: uy mieyr 2; by Norton, l. umpire I
Johnson.
LaSalle. 2b 4
Forreater.lb I
Schoon'r, cf 4
Bennett. It. 4
B.nrown, aa 4
B. Brown, lb 3
Rouae. rf... 4
Coe, c 4
Rller, p.... 2
nioomflrld Defeats lIn.rtlnjron.
BLOOMFIELD, Neb., June 34. (8px
clal.) Bloomfleld won from Hartlngton
here yesterday. JSour of Bio mflrld'ai
scores were made on squeeze plays.
Score: R.H. ,
Hartlngton ..0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 01 7 a
Bloomfleld ...l l z o o i o v o tu a
Batteries: Hartlngton, Arnold andl
Ward; Bloomfleld, Webber and fatten.
Bloomfleld wants games with any teana,
In Nebraska.
Hampton Defends Gilt ner.
HAMPTON, Neb.. June 24.-(Speclal.)-l
Hampton defeated Glltner here Sunday In
a fast game by a score of 7 to 5. Tho
heavy hitting of the Hampton team feaj
tured, eleven hits going for a total oS
twenty bases. Score: . PH.B,
Glltner 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 46 4 &
Hampton 0 0 0 4 0 0 3 0 7 11 9
Batteries: Glltner, Cox, Luby and
Ward; Hampton, Moore, Wood and Pow
ers.
COMMERCIAL CLUB OFFICERS
t0 PLAY GOLF FOR PRIZES
Members of the Commercial club will
play golf next Tuesday tor silver cups of
fered by Harry A. Tukey and T. L . Davis.
who have been made captains ot me two
teams in the committee. Other features
of the day's entertainments are being out
lined now. The two teams win piay aiao
to see which will pay for . the dinner In
the evening.
lunnlns bv
Would Stop Prise PlRht. . York. 3 to 0. A double steal by Laport
CLEVELAND. O.. June 24 On learning and Moeller In this third inning gave
today that "Knockout" Brown of New Washington its first run. while another
York and Johnny Griffiths of Akron O., double steal in me sixtn scorea Milan,
n.i.i...i.i.t. i...... h..n mtrVi..(4 for a I A tlmelv since bv Mor-an dro.e
fifteen round bout at Puut in Bay. O . the rinal run ?ew oik had a. good
during the Perry centennial celebrnt'on i oppoitunltv to k-ore in the eighth when
cn ulv 4 of Iclala rf ti e I'cr y to lennlal'tbe 04 v.cie flHeU bi two basta art
re in at . ,(i,t a letter to Attorney Wl ..d an. p. l it Bochliug run..od
' (. aaKiia; 14W to prohlbt the 'two ami .. .. I 16 ri. vitrei it Ida.
American Association.
At f-nlumbua R.H.E.
Loulavllle
rnliimrillft .... 4 11
rtnttfiriM! Woodburn. Ellis. Northrop
and Severotd; Ferry, Vanoe, Turner and
Smith.
At Toledo R,ItE.
Indianapolis 2 5
Tnlert,, 2
Batteries: Nelson and Casey; Baskette
and Devoght, ..,,,
At Milwaukee R.H.E.
Kansas City H
Milwaukee i t
Batteries: Rhoadea and Krltchell; Slap-
nlcka and Hughes, Marshall.
Cleveland Plnyrr Suspended.
CHICAGO. June 24. -Outfielder Joe
Jackson ot the Cleveland club was In
definitely suspended by President John
i ton ot the American league today for his
I trouble with Umpire Evans In a. game
Peregoy 6? Moore
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