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Ii
4
SILK HAT HARRY'S DIVORCE STTTTThe
'OCT
i
I; OiA&MtSlopR STRAIGHT
ii Kourkcs Take All Games of Series
from the Sioux City Team.
EOBINSON SHOWS UP WELL
Local End the lWr Vrlth n fcrt of
, Six to Tito in Their Fnror, Well ,
Satisfied ,v i(H the Vle-
, torr.
Omaha, bunchfd hlt In the second and
seventh Inning yetrday and took the
foUrth consecutive gfcrno from Sioux City,
Carl RoblnsOn, for the Rourkes, pitched
elegant bail and wag never In danger
1 But dx bit were gathered off him and
he did not walk a man all afternoon, al
though ha made a, Wild pitch. Robtnion
did not use a thine ori'the ball, putt put
llntr It whero the Bloux batters did not
.want It When thay did connect the m&
lorjty of tho'hlta w4re ilttU pop-Upa or
way grounaera. aut-tagea auppori dock
of Robby helped matter very1 materially
' tlmfa,'
Clarke choso "Cy" Young to pitch for
him and In the first Inning ha un
dotibtedty effective, but the next InnlnB
'th Omaha Latter landed oh him.
Wallace, the coilego second baseman,
shewed sp well, and there la no doubt
but he will make good. Ilia work yester
flay wa a. great improvement over the
AentlV th work h rtvrt on , trln
w. z: ::l : . :
ir.ieti. ,,v ttw.ivvu omu ,iy iHinu
the ball. At tha bat h hammered
m wu mrcp irfi miu orgvo
Hi tow of the tx runs ahi mada (Wo him-
-a.. . - . l.
i TOO Owar.a neiaing yesterday Wai aU
U , H r. a t. . r Tlk., n.nhk M.J.
"""i
ljiMtia4. catch of Vann'a line drive In
4tk thlrdwWeh would Uuve bnti surd
: ' : .7" v"; . .
; ' - p' ...
I jJjvH.;"1 rwrw're-iT fimk im; Bail
tj , aen ac,wieam.
NnHc rinr lii Sevrkth.
IM I W iVMitll Innln n unullnH. hit.
"JSlStM
I Matured
of One
W Iy, IK whISh Tkemtp5ft
4roaiy ckrt tho visitors, out of 6ne
aent 4 Jrtf dri- to center, which tfbom.
r aaon arabbed after s long run. Burnt
waited at eond until Tommlo Piuoked
the PHI and than mfuSo . dash for third.
4oomi9nrsni mo oau sailing lowsra
third ftnd- it landed viunk inin th wnit,
. in lrtv t Urn n(.
umftiia. siariea me run-satunsr in ih
tecoHd. CanfcaitoH nnnti h l.,iri I
tdeeMtor. Nff aaorifiba. nmhh Mti.
coring 'Connie, A wild ultch nut aruhb
aver tn nomif plfci. ThotnaeOn wair snf 1
, -white Hrft4 dropped W ey pop-up. undlf
Wale, who- had reached at eorfd on a
H4(ublerte6i';(.iiy pretty baso-ruhnlng.
, f OHfcf VrltK Doitltlt).
( .vowipn ofenea tna tourtn with a
double. Nff attcritrced. and Conrile re.
. tstered irhen Caliahtift pooled WaiUce'a
f '.With oa d4w l tha -vlaHora1
i fih
14. CM-
1 kfMM tii Va)' uU4.
frtd the MVtnfh wltR a twa
,awt, teek third ort JtUma' double;
w. ttcora wnow cypevt Wa tHrawn out
.n.vii i -i.
Ttw Reurkea md two in tha evi.nti..
nsimw-mi saie ne he hammered one
ww not ior ,auanan handle, Robin
aon aaconcod and 'Mat m ball to th
en. inomaaon aarrifieea. Justice went
get TVa!lc. gcorei
OitAifA.
Thomson. cf g
JuvUtre. assi "
Kst4bi.,.j!i4.,,.3f.?' iff
J8b,fftfirn...:...;?r or
P??"'1 rf t
n.
t
i
u
E.
i
0
0
.
0
3
ii,i'ir.))ti,..,.. x- - o
- ,"WM l
rai
e,-TO... r. '4
Roblnaon,
P 3
Total
BIOUX CITY.
ar. . jr r.
4 0 11
atiKii' 4 0. 0-.- J
Sraig, rfj
O 0
s.
...6 .
3
4
I
V.tf..4.4. fi . i , ,;
m s;,. j j a
0 ,6 0
s.r. i 3
j 4V
rn'.r . ... i n i
0
isfWf. y..fMfw i ;o- o
. . . -r -.T.rM.
0 1 fl'
w a. v
im v
i i ; : : r . T-
Left, on hue: Omaha,
mm MtiiF'-f SKOtoNtt N6fc'H
out to BurM, Uhasattted, and Wallace first gaml of the series from Denver,, 9
scored. Roblhieh croaatnn ih.n.n to . . Manfttrtr Hehdrlck waa' put off tha
I K iTVii ifil . thf. p,n 7h" coaching tine and MUll.n of lincoln waa
f "ariw iwaae & poo iUg to (He nlsla to turned out At tha riata aa a ranutt of
i r'
i in haa laia i uan. jiiama..ijn1 i
aluy; Themai
. jty KoWniion.
hU: Off YOH
fematt is ifSbt i sWk ." Harris, 3; off Ehinan. &
f?I?vT Sf.fPS' ,BtS? .".; Plays; LSeyd td Dowlinsr to :
SrSSL..-Outeher t Cffy to Fisher.
Injllin
JUlv 3K.M.1SIV KAStlnfr
Bn, by tho aaor
ih' auaf
b nnan i ia l n r
ffii featured
A1. R. It.
O. A.
a) 'a
I 1 (5.
1
f Cff K O-
Standing of Teams
WESTERN league.
Played. Won. Lot
Pet.
.071
Denver 79
47
Dea Molnet 71
Bt. Joseph ,., 73
Llnc6it 72
Omaha 74
Bloux City 71
Topeka 70
40
41
31
81
ss
Si
43
43
.6.1
,W3
.KM
.611
8
59
77
23
SO
.313
NAT. LEA QUE:. 1 AillSll, LWAOUK.
Now York.. ts ,ewi Phlia. 51 17 .750
Phlla 3S 25 , 60Ji Cleveland ..44 21 .fins
iirookiyn ,.55 zn .647 wasn. ......40 ,r
Chleairo ...37 SJ .5M)j Chicago ... 4j33.r4
pittnur;ti si 37 .4wa notion w .w"
St. I.0Ul. ..20 40 .1101 Detroit 28 4 857
Iloifon B.IH SL lJlultf....23'4S .S7T
Cincinnati .19 48 .3771 NeV York.,l 4 .27
AMBR. AEflN. I NHD, WuAUUP.
Columbue .45 29 .6KI Btiperlor ...23 1 .609
Milwaukee 43 31 .cofii Kearney Z7 1 .w
I)UIVlle ,.0 3' iBSnl YorK ..
Mlnnapoll37 S3 ,493) Frtmon
.24 21 ,m
nt ...25 22 .ttl
sr. .
Kan
. Pall),...M 30 .MO Hasting ,..53 34 . 489
an. qity.37 41 .4741 Or. Ilani,.21 K .417
)ledo ,,,..30 47 .3901 ColUmbUS ,,19 37 , 413
TO
Indianpolla.80 44 .W9 Seward ...M ts .331
V!rlr' KesiiUs.
Topeka, 81 Wichita, 6.
fit. Joseph, It D Molnet, I,
Bloux City, 3; Omaha, 0.
Lincoln, Si Denver, 0.
NATIONAL LBAQUIS.
Bt Louie, 0,t Plttaburgh, 4.
Hoeton, 17; Brooklyn, 4.
New York, ii Phllnrtfllnhln. S.
Cincinnati. Ii Chicago, S,
AMERICAN X,KAQUli3.
Chicago. 4: Bt. Louts. 3.
Detroit. 1; Cleveland, 1
I Washington, ii Roston. 0.
I . AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
q 3: Louiavnie. o.
UOlUmuUf. ! TOlCuO.
.Paul, !: Minneapolis
NlSllHASrfA RTATH
lffv,' eSnWt''' & (TCn ,nn'nB-'
i uoiumouai; Fremont, 3.
Grand Itland, 1 Keamey.-t
..1 iar-i . 7 ui . nuu -. Mt.'.
hw'oTrwfaTT'n'A m,r
I '1 . UT - . .....
jcmps un Motnea. two gamvi. w a.
I'M. and t i; m. Lincoln at Denver, two
"!. P; and 3:30 p. m.: Topeka
i ni iviamii. i wn trnmnii in i
w i p. in
National Lsaahiewtk. Tiiili t Pin..
hurirh. tvA nnu' mnstnrt vl Prinaiinl.
tinia. two Mmu Nttir YorK at Hrnoklvn.-
I two games: Cincinnati at Chicago, itwof
I KamCS. ue
; American, Iwie-Chlcago At Bt(.?,ul4r f,f pffj
tWo jjarnea: petro t at Cleveland ; tw Mix '. .
I tanUs! Wash ncton at UostonJf twoFn22Ti. "
f Iganus: Washl
aeiphia at now York, two
American Aaaoclatton-Indlanapolla at
Louisville, two namesi Columbus at
1P.IM0! wo Rnei U'VfMat Kansaa
mSffl.P Vrtx
t aiastingt, two irames; xotK at Bowara.
I two garoea: Cofiimbua at Fremont, two
gameei urana iciana at nearne;
0
o
niUh.,1. i) ...... inn
i Touw .......,. l o U i
"B8 iirVt'H tr
O.
A.
0
0
Hfthh,. rf .,...,..,. 8
fitSfft-'v" 1
1
0 4
0
r
0
1
0
a
ft
1 0
iVl.
03
3 Af,
I ,v4
a- )'
-.'canard. So, 3
Janes; ib. )..:. 4
Itvmtiy, ...,..,,.
Andrea, b,. ........ 3
l ,13ISIM . ,,. o
rty,
I 1ST.
1
kt Je-ph ...(M.,4 oH,f,
0-t-i
tlnl ,Jt,l,..0 J l ,U ll:
frty. Bs .on. baiki: ikt Jrty, d J
43s Mtrineo. ....... .0 1 l n.o O;
n by noehlcr. Si,Mlt1by pllehrd baW
sir .BOehier. 3.
Qobs, Ksiiy.
imos IsfS. Umpire, ftnujrson
t,tr.v
DRFBAT5
QKlltXLlM
- Wl Flrat at Sevtea from
46
Denver Slnencera.
I DRnVEh, July S.-Uneoln won
the
difference with the umpire. Slgler.
igier. Tna
ttftd Ltoi-d
ing or aiimora for usnvet
for Lincoln featured. Bcorof
DBNVteR,
0
All. II.
A.
1.
uumore, ir, a
Cassldy. rf...,,.r..,. t
Channell, cf 6
1
0
0
4
3
S
3
1
a
QUillin. 3b 4
Knahr. n. i ......... i
Coffey, rs 4 l 0
H Furfur, lb 4 . 1 . a
-Harrl.
P TV
J.
Total.... ... 6
" UINCOLN.
a n n
13
2t 16
H. O. A
a.
3
.4, 4
J
1
0
3
a
I-
J.
yoop, ri.....
McOmnlck, If....... 5
KnaTpr olT. 6
Hrtwlr.:b...,
t .
1 '
3
V
X
0
1
3
3
a
1
S
0
0
Dowilris, M 4
1 I
Oollin, 1bu.
I foU1a XT
M J7V 18 5 1
Denver ...i a0
0 'O' 0.3 1 0'M
uncoisi, 3 3
-. uinian tftsii unmnneii. ciwmar. oof
t-y. Lloyd. Twarbase hltuJS:Uhr. Mut
.en, Collin. . SaetUlee hltsi Baker,
utcher, DOwllng. Struck out: By
hails:
Double
uuiisa.
mi hv
6;
viicnea iiahi sinour. uen on. uases
Denver. 7j
plrei BJyljr.
Unv'Oln, e,
Tim.
Um
A t
Amrriean AnaoeiatluD.'
At Mlnne&Bali-. n.tr.te
Mlnn.WPOll .oK.,'.'...MV,VVJ ill
f stattertvs: Wjlker ana James; Cot
atoek and Smith. Kleven innlnas.
or
m..... .,.?a...,.,..,m
in . i .
nrqwoo
th. -A jU.ft
fMBiomur .......
Ml I. awne: works and cay, T4
"J Jlojon; Teaey, llt and Severeld,
SI DAVID CITY, Neb.. July tWSrki
DAVID CITY. Neb.. July twedeaial
a I Tet(urrrn.l .Tha Nallva ilwetian
Ifeattvi David CHy te4y,. . J a teal
A i rim,
rim Utobji
' f ' 'JlL . , laSaf -- , , , , - - , 1 1 . .11 . I
'v-:' yWpi fSPTl ' 5f;r!-- - iv V- -4
. . - - ' V 1 I . l'
i i i i - hi in. i i i i T . i ii i i , ,.
) -- ; , -7-
CONWAY II! HURLING FORM
Fremont Pitcher Holds Columbus to
Two Scattered Hits.
ERROR LETS IN ONE SCORE
flltortetop Qonrlejr ill and Pathfind
er Arc Aitntn Crippled Double
Header Aro fo De Ployed
Todny.
fRBMONT. Jfeb., July 8.-Speclal Tel.
egram.)-Conway, for th4 locale, pitched
rciDHTHaoie Dan ncre toaay, noiaing vo-
lumbue to tO' scratch Wta. JSrcept for
an
error at abort, the visitors should
havo been ahUt out. Henry featured with
the atlck, as usual. The locals are a pain
crippled, owing to the Illness of Shortstop
Qourloy, who .will be out of the game for
several days. The same teams play two
games tomorrow, the first at 10 a. m. and
th Secand at 8 p, m. Score:
cotvMnua. M frkuont.
AO.ll.O.A.B. xn.H.O.A.E.
Otondtta, ID) 0 I ITurpIn, If... t 3 0 0
imno, t.. A i i OWtleh, lb.. 4 X I 1 9
II..., i 1 1 4 4WUI, cf.. 1110 0
eorloi. ts 4 0 S 1 Olltnrr. lb.. 1 Jiltl 0 0
rumaar. c. 1 0 I 0 OlUla, 2b.... 4 0 2 1
Deal, lb.,.. 4 0 4 1 lLValf, rf.... 4 0 0 0 0
Knatns'r.tb III cr.ufi. a... a o t l 1
Artier, rf.. S 0 o o OBtmn, c... J l o 0
Zoniam'n.p 4 0 0 1 OOonwajr, p.. s Q 0 3 0
Tnlata Ifls ti Ta .? tm.i'i "I tl T! 1
Columbus 0 0 0. o u 0 0 l d-i
Fremont , I o o 0 0 2 o 6 -3
Two-ban hit: WMzaI. Hncrlrin hit!
Wettal, sacrifice fly; Henry, stolen
bases: Bmvlh. Crxn. AVclrh, Henry.
Basts on bulls t Off Zondermon.. l off
Conway, 5. struck out: Iiy Zonderman,
7J by Conway,.. Double piayaf Welch to,
Rels to Henry, Smyth to Kraninger. Hit
mplfei Nelson. "Attendance: 1C0.'
OHauiaai Win In Tnniti.
ItABTINOS, Neb., July 3.flpefclat TeU
former xanagera inresuno and uonnott
In the ranks, triumphed over the leaders
today in a tenth-Inning rally, stono
weakened and let In threo runs in the
wm. ...IBB l"l IBI IUll. M .
cona ana Kynett duplicated In tna
xth. Shaner and Vanco auccetdintf
them. Four singles brought Superior two
.par
juaBitiiKB nan. jMirmino uaim
winning run. President Miles i
SfiA
tho
today
that.Krianer win continue as m
jiat.Khancr will continue a manager tt
r is in
r rSUPKRlOR.
ItAITINOS.
I I M AB.M.O.A.B.
i AU.H.O.A.B,
111
1 1 1
3 OnethtoH, rl i 1 t 0 0
1 0 Tort nun, im I I I o
Malssrt, cf. 1 0 1
0 OWnnott, sf, I I 1 0 0
TBieaann, II I O I
Uoum, rf .. ill
Botlraw'l. lb I 3 11
0 OTtrks. lb., i 0 19 0 0
0 orirostliie.ib I i 2 1 o
1 0Downr, .. I I 1 1 0
7(McCt, al ill
t spittr, . .. 4 i it i o
I OlTllna, p..,.. 0 0 0 11
1 08hansr. I.. I H I I
Obat, lb..... 4 0 9
ernita. e. ... i t i
nrntti, p. a s
UNi p. . i t v
- - - 'MBf ......V V V
Tula!
Is Illlil 11 1
One, out when winning, run, was made,
"uatttu tor snaner in tns tenin,
Clv mi, tilntait IVilPrl clrllria
Hastings 0 0000 35063-d
Superior ,...o 3. o o 6 o o o o 3-5
Two.base nit: tsmitn, Hennetii- mo
Cabe, Fortman. Bacrlftae hlti Metnert.
Btolin. banes: BeohtOld, Ftrestlne, Pryor,
aray, Meinert (. struck ouw uy eione,
11 bo Bhanar. 4i nv icvnntt. 4: Qy .vanes.
. uasen on doiisi . u Btono, t o.i
Bhanor, si otr Kynett, i) orr vance. .
lining pitcneos uy i4.vnoii, six: or
nnee. three &t&- nnn.thlidi by. Stone, one
and onethlrdi byBhahpr eight and two
thirds. Double Dlavsl Pryor to Uocke-
Wit to arav: Shaner to McCaba to
Tacko. Hit by pitched ballt By Shaner,
Umpire,! yrtese.
Kisrser TBkes Oseser.
VBtaUMtrrV VT, lulu ft T-l -
.irrnm.U KaarnMV took the outnar Of th
aerloa from Orahd Isl&nd this aftrn0on
In a. slow arame. 3 to 1.
A catch by, B.
nlate bv Uray
Hrown and a throw to the
featured.
Maple .was batted hard.. but
good support at critical time avea mm.
AU.H.O.A.E. A8.W.O.A.B.
Laulla. lb.. I 0 1 OMenKlkbt.lt 4 0 10 1
lit. .
1 lWoorolf. ii. 1 I I I
roe, c. ..
I Is I OBrltktoa, I I I I
fTtsMlB, P. 3 SM,,' P- 3 0 0 I
iir iv . .
Tottll.
. .M I IT 11 I
tar PfAnVlln In the ninth.
Kearney I 0100000 -J
Grand Island 0 0 0 0 0.O 0 10-,
, Karneo rupsi Mv i'ii"s: 'Vi.
' . - . r- u J . .. I .. . . T a
pey, i. liases on ubhsi
W9 .u.m.. l MimnK null 11 v niauniiii
Ik, . . - . . . V.
lies. t. IjM on.oaarat uioiiu
a..,tj. WKnAnitf RtAlAn bukfiKt FtihOOlV
over, yard. Bynek. Ilmlott. BcWen
S f'iA iW lttrhv bitched balli H.
brown Acock. Herrlott. Ttmei ail3 um
plrei Myer.
. . . n n . . t. ,,lu ,ISAAf.lnl T1 A.
zfz. xZ-ssrA n&ved cood ball today,
ut Jost th? flf&t , erl of three
ttam' 10 TOra. une oi ino irniury
B,..k' Kit. llnuMl IllflV Of T&DCCn tO
wi m Mothtvre. WOoda and Ift:
,V.Kr aa-aiarA nltehera. were release
today. A aouoie-nwuar V
tomorrow ireiween owuru m "
0?rl AJU, awittn.
' AH lt.D.A.H. . AB.H.O.A.B.
BIM, Ik.. .."4 0 01 OWUter. 3?.- f ?
CUM. It... I 1 I o 0Tpp.n. se.
ri a 9 - T
TetlJl,
mm i frttala..., II 1 Z7 ,1
York .....
Beward
tpvwvvvv "
(OvOOOJIO-S
Turn.bsite hit: Payne, Clark. (3), Baa
itt. on
bases
Ita. F
Btwaro. t; xoric,
n ballai. Off Errett, 3; ff OibOrne, 3.
triick odti By Errett i by Osborne, 8.
sacrifice mtt msiuds. nu imtii
balli Blaek. .Doubia Plays
T&poan to
Wlsier to woiniyre.. or
Witter to MOtntyre; Brannon to wlsier
ta Metntyroi P
- I I. . Z . v. .u. A 1 I- iai a aT
acmtyroi 4"ayne iu Mwt iw i.oo.
Timet
,e:'l:a Urnpll
Jrnplra: Free,
Mndleon Dafeats Wfaner.
MADISON. Neb,, July .-Speclal.W
Madlton defeated wuner on tne locai
diamond yesterday afternoon by-a tcoro
OI O lO . BSOiei n-utn.
Madlton 0 0000033 1-1 8
WlaSi. . ......1 00100003-51
iiximIm: Xfadlson. Pickerlne. The)
man and McMUlUn; Wltntr. Btone and
Butler- Umpire, poaoyan or aiaaisom
lletiiT. Win Qati4.
QKNBVA, Neb., July S.-(8plt,V-
SMckley aad ueneya puyed ban at tn
fair arounas 'tuaay ariernoon, result
roreiter, Ul I I Bjrnts. .
Bchoon'jr, of. I I 1 0 oAcoek, lb,... J 0 I t J
M.5ro:n; II I i 0 0ltrrlo. Jb-i 01 1
is.Cnwb. ttl I I I lSotwvrw, t4 I I J J
Wirt ih.. 4 0 0 1 iart. rt i 1 f t 0
4 10
Millte. II. 9 t I IBMnton, lb 4 33 3 1
KTVrien. ill 3 f eillntrra, 4 5 I o .9
Brei-a. t... 4 111 0Ln.rd, It
OatoraV p.. 4 I J 0 OKrrHt. p ... 4 1 0
ing la . victory lor oenva, K to 6.
.umaiia, ritiuAi, .juli
Judge Faces Powder
Heine Zimmerbian
Sets Other Half of
$100 Bill Today
CHICAGO, July 3. Cincinnati opened
with Chicago today jihd were Warmly
greeted ''when they took 'tho field, Zim
merman' ra ;pfeaentcl 'With the other
half or the tlOO'blll when he came on the
fields Syeathfer clear and warm, Sheelc
ard appeared '.In a Cincinnati uniform
l,odoy' ' 1
KAWg pilb bm up IN EIGHTH
Mnltc Four lluns on Jobbers, Wln-
nlntr Cftine.
WICHITA. Klin.. Jutv 1 ITnravlhn'a
home run, Genr.'s alngle,.!! walk to Rappa
nnrl flntthlMtt K Atn A Ii! tln ri4a Tin
woif m-m -4 wiuiniui smiu gr
gavo Topeka four runs and the game in
mo eignm. ucore;
WICHITA.
ar r.
H.
;s
l.
2
O.i
0
1
O.
3
2
0
14
1' 1
3
"3-
UUi-KC, 3b ............ 6
Dills, rf 5
0j
0
8
i
i
i
'MlCdleton, cf ....... S.
Knernftr, iu... ,.
Hughes, 2b. 3
Pettlgruw, ....... 3
Rapr. ?si, ......... .i, 4 .
Castle, o....... 4
a
o
7
0
0
u
2i
4r
iiegan, p;..,,,,.....r3
rry. P..
Wocob ..
0
0
Batted for Perry In the Hlnth
1UIRIB .........., V k. At
11
From Coal Yard to
' Willie
waw ---EaalalaaBallalalatflEV
BBftBftBftBftafllBBflBBBBftBftBftBftBBftaftBBftBm
; . ifiiiEJ lUTCHIB.'GHAMpIOK.
Oava uD-'fork a Dlaln tieary
vuuo liiicRio oi.prisp "
Geary Steffeh ' dfies'rt't sound like
real n'aiYj'i ut. VUor iytchle, light-
eighV.hampign. wjno,.aeien.aa ni tin?
against, JoA-Rlvers. July 4, at San FranJ
cltco, . aaya- it I ' his prtoprxnonaker
when 1nr any society but hat of the
prlserlng. '
When Steffen decided to shako the
dust of his father's coal yard from his
Shoes and take ittf tlfihttnB aa a business
he grabbed the Ritchie name to satisfy)
Papa Steffeh, the latter not .caring to
have any notoriety of tha fighting brand
added to the family name.
Papa Steffen wa very much opposed
to tha youngster's entering the, ring
unaerany circumsjances, dui no soon
found that thefca was. po Uso kicking:.
X,!.. tt,t Tilthla. tins wrtn tha llbrhi.
welsht title7 and made a tmlll fortune
in a little mora than four years the older
Stefftn Is said to bo jalfitott wilting to
have "Wllllo Ritchie" cast Into th dis
card and let the boy sail under his
proper name. Papa Steffen ha never
seen the boy fight and never will, ha
a ays . .
Ritchie is a native son. having been
born in San FranclicOFebruary 13,1331.
AUbJ'fPpr tvseJtia.waa chaied to school
and fecelved a good common school Wu
cation. Therib'e went to work In tho
Steffen coaUVard taking his full share
of the hard york, and to this' Ritchie Saya
ha owe hi strength.
Soma four years ago Geary did hla
first fighting. And it wa In th Dream
land Pavilion. San Franclteo. . Whre tha
four-round ttara sclntlllato. A vboijar
name Wline, mcnaroon wm ouea iq
fight In on of tho. minor preiminries,
but .at tho last tfilnute Rltchardson failed
to put In an appearance, and tho call
for a substitute brought forth a tall.
Ukelv looklna chap.
Tha announcer-and dea,r' had a UhOH
arguntentand.lt wa over ttje rsame'thAt
would carry thepugljlst through his fbAle
career. After much debating "Wl
Rltchardson'a name wa cliUo Rltebfe,
and to. thU day Qpary 8tffn ha b-i
known aa Wltlla Rltehl.
That night h fouah ,.Jtllow by the
nam of Monk. ilCsMpnlc
Ua ihan two. rtuiidif'i . . .
filnca.tBa'ptght Ho fought Monk Hno:
iWlffio has had w5'-(wo uttlw aad
iuio.
TOPB1CA.
AR. R.
H. O.
a . 3
A.
2
E.
.0
0
0
0
0
0
0
I
0
McLarry, 2b, .
French, ss....
Lee, If i..
Foraythe, rf..
dear, cf.
B
a
...,. 6
..,,. 0
...... 6
1-
0
1
I
2
1
0
0
I
i
0
1
iiapps, id...
2
McAllister, c,....,..r8'
Barry, lb ,,4
Cochreham, p 5
. TAIol. 41
8 15 '26 . 7 1
Tfl nn hnsnl Wichita. 7i TOPCka. lS.
Sacrifice hit: French. -Two-base hits:
Forsythe, Ropps, Barry, Mlddlcton, Mc
Allister. iHome tun; Forsythe. Stolen
bases: Lee. Hits: Off Rccan. 12 In seven
and onethlrd Innings, Struck out: By
Cochreham. 6; by Regan. 1: by Perry. 1
Bases on balls: Off Regan. 9: off Cochre
ham. 2t off Perry. 1. Passed b",nlv,y
tie. Wild Pitches: , Reffnn, Cochreham.
Hit by pitched boll! Rapp. Time: 2:05.
Umpire: O'Toole.
iTnn7 TRIUMPHS TO PLAY
TWO WITH THE K. C. GIANTS
The Btori Triumphs and Kansas City
Giant w(lt,-fVtnlah th fans with two
daya' classy bale ball, Saturday and
Sunday, at Jlourke park. Saturday'
gamo will start at 3 o'clock. Sunday the
Moose club and Sherman Avenue Mer
chants will play a "curtain raiser," start
ing at 1 o'clock, o as to -clear the dia
mond In time for tho malrt evept at 1
UNION ASSOCIATION,
Missoula, 0; Great Falls, 5.
..Butte, no game, rain.
Prize fiing: Story of
Aitchie ! .
TW MAC,..-
TAUflIVlLtff " IN
Stcffen In .fathor'a. coat-yard-to become
ha won alt of them but four. These he
lost through decisions. His f rst defeat
cama at th hands of Frankle Burnf,
when he lost a six-round verdict In Oak'
land. Charll Rettly outpointed him in
six rounds. Matty Baldwlnwon the da
cUlon in Willie's flrat twenty-rotmd
fight, and Freddie Welsh won in Los
Angeles over tha came distance just
year ago.
His fight with WeUh in Los Angeles
Thahkiglvlng- Day, in which he sub
stituted Ygf.WolKftst who was stricken
with appendicitis, brought him into prom
inence with a hang. True, he lost the
decision to the Pride, of Pontry Pridd, but
it gavo Willie his. start and announces.
hi coming to the sporting World. y
Willie wa taken east after the Wei ah
bout under the management Of Bmll
Thlery and worked aa stable mate with
Packey. He had ejsht tight in eight
week and won them all, ihpugh they
yrera only newapapsf decision, bout.
On May U bt thl year WiHte wa given
tho chance that gave him the'cohfldenca
and the persistency to call for a bout
with Ad WOlfcilt Ha got, credit for box
ing Ad a draw in the four-rou.nd bout.
Richie took hi second trip east after
the Wolgoat fight and, though ha re
tained In New Yorkt tor a couple of week,
Ho one appeared anxious to meet him,
80 h drifted south to .New Orleans, and
there boxed Joe Mandot lit tbe last
round of their boht ittlliO had the French'
man htlpleas.
Tha bout wa a great boost for Willi.
and he ImmMi&tely became recognised
aa one Of the uppermost contenders for
the lightweight crown.
Then following Th&nhtrflvlng day he
got hla chance at Wofgaat and the
championship title. He outfought the
Cadlllao "bear cat" at alt times. Picked
hla opening and Urned hi punches welt.
stood toe to to and (lugged with hi
rugged opponent when it putted hi pur
pose and before the sixth round had ex
pired bad driven the customary- snrtn
smile from the face of tha champion. Al
though Ritchie wa given the decision
on a foul in the sixteenth round. Wo!
cast wa then a badly beaten man, and
It had been Plainly evident for two round
that the lightweight championship wa
about to chics e bind.
t-i am
Drawn for The
9RA TiBBB .SERES
Make Clean Sweep, Winning Last of
Four in Eleven Innings,
BEST CONTEST tvuhd WEEK?
Demnree nnd Fromttt of New. York.
una Alexander of hllaaelphla Do
excellent TrrlrHhir nnd Get
Snperb JSnpport,.. .
PHILADELPHIA. July 8,-New York
won today's jfatna here In elevin Innings,
4 to a, thereby making a clean, sweep
of the series of four games.' It was
the best contest of tha week between the
teams. Demareo and Fromme of New;
Ybrk .aijd Alexander of Philadelphia,
dd excellent twirling,' especially with
men on bases, being backed up ,111
aimost lauiues style by tneir team
mates. Burns' doiiblc, Shafer's Out and
Fletcher's sacrifice fly scored a run for
the visitors in the third Inning.
Philadelphia took the lead in tha fourth
by scoring twice of Magee's slpttlr,
LUderUs' double, Meyers' error arid
Doolan' ' sacrifice fly, Doyle 'was senO
to tha club-house this Inning: by Umpire
Rlglor for arguing after being detected
soiling a new .bail. A pass to Murray,
.two. .Out and an infield single by Mc-'
Cp.rmtck, who batted for Demare, .tied
the score In the seventh. New York
won In the eleventh. With one' out
Herxog doubled and scored on Morale's
single. Murray walked and Merkle came
homo when Lolan, who had succeeded
Luderus at first base in the tenth, got
Snodgrasa'a grounder and threw wild
to Alexander. Score:
KttW YOrtK. , PHILADELPHIA. - .
Atl.ll.O.A.S. ABiH.O.A.D.
rturns. rf... I & 1 0 OVaakert. ill 1 1 0 0
ShtrtT,lt21 & 0 6 I VKniM, ID., f I I v
Flltcbef. 11 0 I I OLourt. lb., 4.1 4 1 0
Doyle, lb... 4 1.0 1 ODecker. Jt...6 0.0 0 0
Hanos, It., I 1 I I 0Mai, If... 5 1 4.0 0
Merkl. lb. I 111 I ui-uaerua; ID'I in v- v
Murray. f- 3 110 Doltn, lb.. 4,3 11 6 0
Mrr, J..-4 HI ItMUa, lb.'.. ID 1 0t
Bnoarue,ci t z u suoqian. v..,t u . a .
Dtmaree. iL.I 0,1. OKlllller. -4...1 1,.4'4 0
Kremm. pi" 0 1 "1 OAlwtndir'.tf 'lO '
Mcoirnick tXi'- o- i -naiT"
;oop.r .p. D ,0,. lJlal.....T.t MSI 1
Touu.iV'tt io 3i:u i ;
Ratted for De,maree in- aeYejith.
Ran for MeCormtck Hi seventh'. l
Ran fdr LUduru In ninth. ,
New York:...0 O100O1O0O2-4
Phllodelphla...0 0. 0 a 0 0 0. 0. 0 ,0 0-3
Two-base hits: Burns, Murray, Shod-
grasii, Henog, Lobert. Luaerus, Alex.
anCer,' PasH'ert. Hits: Off Demdroe, 5:
In six Innings r off -Fromme, 4 in fle, In
hltigs. Sacrifice hits: Paskert Fromme.'
Sacrifice fltmi Fletcher, Doolan. Stolen
base: Becker. Left On bases: Npw York.i
S .Philadelphia, & Bases ou ballit Off.
Uemareo. 3; oft Alexander, E. Struck out;.
iy. lemaree, i: oy romme, 4 Dy aij
and Byron.
.uarfitnaia sunt ont.
PWrfcmmflH, jnw a.st. ta.iU
shut odt by the score of i to 6 here today
by Pittsburgh. The' Visitors bunched two'
lilt in the lxth andthrte in the seventh
but brilliant fielding prevented them from,
uconns. t iiiBDursn prekcjiica a cnangea .
lineup, wiin ityati piayiug first case ana
Miller In short field in Place xt Butler,
who Is to be given a brief rest. Hcndrlx.
was Invincible when, tho base wera occjx-,
pled. The home team rach,d Harmon
in the first Inning for three singles and
a triple that settled tho game. Score:
CT. LOUIS, PJTT8BUROH;
IlWldl, 2b 4 1 4 I 0ltmi, lb., 4 1110
Mite,. If..., 4,1 i 0 OCarerJ If,., I 110 0
OaW.a. c(... I'O 1 0 OVlaxt, tb,...4 14 10
llowrty, 3b 4 1 0 2 0HrtC lb.,. 4 110
KoRttcar, lb 4 1 11 1 0 Miller, .. 113 1a
Brant, rf... 1 3 0 0 OWUaon, rf,. I 0 I 0-Q
O'Laary, 14 I S I 0Komtnn, ill 1 0.0 0
yiHi", v,,. w., a .vpituw. a v I D
lUnnoa,
p.. a
1 I OHCBdrli.
p. 1 0 I
ToU!i,..,.W 10 tl JC 0 .Totals u ami 0
St Louis ......... ...0 0 0 0 0 O0 0 A
Pittsburgh .........3 OOOOOXO 4
. Three-base nit: Hyatt, x etoien
bate: Milter, Double play: Hendrlx to
Simon, to Hyatt First on ball: .Off
Hendrlx. 1. Passed bait; WW, Lfft
on bases: St. Louis, 7; Pittsburgh. 3.
Struck out) By Harmon, it; by Hendrlx.
Time: 1:63. Umpires: Qutgiey and
Err)ille-
uoatoDti amugivfer uoaxer.
BROOKLYN. July 3. Boston madi
twenty hit for a total of twenty-nln
bases off Stack and Wagner today and
beat urooKiyn by 17 to 4. . it was the
worst drubbing the local have experi
enced thl season, th . team fielding
bady behind poor pitching- Mann had
an' especially profitable day at th bat.
gttlc ahomer, a double, three lrtgte
and a pa? In sir times, up. Brooklyn
cot to Dlcksus'or four hits and a pass
In the fifth, when It did all Its scoring.
for tha day., reraue unianea the game,
holding Brooklyn to four scattered hits.
Score:
AR.H.O.A.&. . - . AB.H.O.A.B.
u I I I OUoran. rf... f till
aald.tb 111 OCutahl. cf I 1 4 1 B
ilaraji'
IfoDoaaia,
Connallr, It 1 4 tltenfel, tl. i I 1 1
Trd. ti.:.. lilt ICallthaa. If 4 ft i 0 1
trtotj. Jul 1 t I OPtuMrl. lb. 4 t li 0
urara. Ibw
.13 4 1 Hstaml. 4 4 I I 0-
ilana. , et.
v. i 1 1
0 ,0UIlr, t.
4 13 11
piekroa.
iBiafa, p. ..
OWttnar, p.
0 010
4 14 11
t-aruua.
ToiAt?....4S II. . Total
II 11 It II 4
Ttnatft'
Brooklyn .....0 00040000 4
on ,
,,.v y a m ,
i n 1 4 11 A a 11
Left on bale: Boston, Hi Brooklyn.
1L Two-base hits: Connolly, Rariden,
Mapri. Horn run: Lord, Mann. Bacri.
tico hits: Myer. Rarldn. First bass on
Sweeney. Mann. Bass on ballt: Off
8tck, ti off Dickloh. 3; oft Wagner, 6:
off Perdue, X. StmcK outi By Dickson,
Itch: . wagner'
Inning, none
1,7 In .eight in.
l: oy feroue, . Ya imtii.
Hits: Oft Stack, .3 1)
n on
out in aecohd; off wagorr,
ntngs; oft T)lcRon. 7 in iivo lnnjnssi off
Perdue. 4 In four inning. Tims: Xiio.
Umpires: Kiem. and ortn,
White Box Take Opener.
BT. LOUIS, July t-Chlcaiitt won th
opening gain of the icrlis with St Louis
hv m. aeora of 4 to 3 in ten InninKS. Deall'a
single, a' sacrifice by Rath and Lord's J
long tuigin was tna visitors' winning
combination. Cicotte, who relieved JScott
In the sixth Inning, held Sf. Louie to
three ac&ttared bits. Su Louis tallied tta
runs on bunched hit. In th. sixth' in
ning Ttoaie aror tn oau over tne I en
lindane ror a nome run. scoring cna4
ahead of himself. It was one of tha
longest hit made on the local ground.
Roth gam tomorrow will be played
in in auernoon.
Score :
T. JJOVH.
AO II.UiA. Si.
AB.H.O.A.lJ.
BalI. tl.... 4 I I JUIbaUta, cl. 1 I I I
Rata, K....4 111 lErtaf. Ib... I 11) I I
Bee by Tad,
Olid. lb,.,, lit) f.I'ratt, ... 4
Criste, lb,,. 1 Til I OWIIIIafaf, rf 4
t o
o o
COiilai. rt.. 4 o- 1 0 DJbhnatoa, a 4.1 41 n
naaie, , ir. i . i o OAuatio, ib.. i -i i 4 o
Eltterlr. (.(lit Olnvtn, aa:. I 1 1 1 o
Wimr; aa.l0 1 I lAtnew. :...! 12 10
Scott, P.... 1 0 0 0 OMIUhal), p i. ; 1. 0
CIrtU. p..'. 10 11 CCorapton ..1 "0 0 0
Fournlrr .t o o 0 08towill ..-litro 0 o
Tottu. . . . .is w ir "x "toui . 1'K n "I
'Batted for Bcott Jn fifth. ' r "
Ratted for Aenew lp tenth, . , . .
RattAit ttr MltphMI In tcnlh
giltctgo i.e o o 6 a o V'6 i4
Sf LoUl ,.1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 "4 03
Tn-o.haju, hlf.. Altatln Til.' ''Ttin
base hit: Deo.lI. Horn's run: JJodlo.
Hits: Off, Bcott 6 In ;our.lnnlnga: off
ClCOtte. 3 In KlV iHnlnffa nnrllri hlfa,
Lavnn. AUlUn, AVeavar. Rath. Dotlblo
Play: Mitchell to-Brief. Lctfedn basest
St. Louis, 4: Chleairo, 6. t Bases. on, :ball:
8'f ?SSft M .t MJtohe) U Strjck out:
gy MUdhell, 1. Time,: 1:68. Umpires:
Hildebrand and O'Loughlln. .
Rtjds .Lose to Cnb. '
CHICAGO. July 3."Chleag0 bunched
hits off Suggs today And defeated? Cin
cinnati, 8 to l. Lavender held 'the, visitors
to six scattered , hit, and had bod 'sup
port Devow, batting for Sugga ln.vtho
eighth Inning, .tripled and ecored on
Bescher' out thereby saving tho. vUltors
front a shutout Third Baseman Zimmer
man of Chicago today, received the other
half of a C0 bill, half of Which he re
ceived two weeks -ago from a "fan" who
laid tie would Rive the player the fither
half .today if he- was good for two wteks
and did nbt get ehased "by the umpires.
The time expired, yesterday and -Umpire
Brennan presented the complement of
money today when the men took- tho
field. Score: -
SlNCINtNTATt. ClHOAOO; I
AD.1I.O.A.E. - AB.H.O.A.S.
Beetber. Ir. I It 0 JOLeadj. cf... J 4, -1 0 0
lutes, rf.,..' 110 0 OBrtrt. lb:,. I l l 1 0
Mariina, .,, u j u-.iicnuue, n., a .a a-
0 0
Warih
Hobtlt
f 0 4 I' Oa'ra'hnp..
ISO
loblltul.lb I 1 11 1 'toiler, lb.,,1 Ml I'd
Dodee, lb.. 4 1 ,0 I OMItthall. It 1 01.0 0
Oron.'-Ib':...' I VI I 0HHwetl. 4 3 1 I 0
Clarke," ..a 4 o I ,1 0Artttr e... 4 1 s 1 0
&(!. p.-... 1 '0 0 l. ,iUlTOl?r..'Pl 10 0 0
Daror 11 6' 0 -0
Paekitd, .p., 0 0 .1 0-O 'ToUlt.'.... 11.10.111 0
ToUla 12 IJ1 l
Batted for Suggs'ln .eighth, . '
Lavender out hit bjr batted ball.' v
Cincinnati 0 OHO 0oi 0-1
Chicago ., .,.,., '2 0.0 3. 1 .0 0T- 6
Two-bate lilts; Beschef, Uvers, Bates,
Hohlltxel. Three-base hit: Devore. Home
run: Leach, Hits: Off Buggs, io in
seven innings:, off 'Packard, nona In one
Innlrjg. Sacrifice; .'flyr, Zimmerman.
Stolen, bases' . BcHurte. llArfhamhipr.
pqublejplay: Berghvmmer .to HybHtaet
,eiiQnAoaaanAncinna(i,ic; ivnipaKO, o.
Bases on balls:. Of f uggs. 4: offLa,ven
der, ,2. ' Hit by pitctrod ball: By, laven
der. Herahammer. Sfrunk oUtr Dr. Siis-irs.
l: Iveftdar;'?. ,Tme' 1:! ;tJrripires:
Bcerjiiali ftnU fosoji. '
' Jiv .
MoxaggartJ5eats,.v
t , Gaja'cob-inEukls
In tho. final for U- Brodegraard icup at
the Miller Park-Golf club, McTaisrart
beat. Cafecob 1 upj V. ,
Qualifying scores a'pd .pairings , for tho
Rome Miller cup In a match .-play against
bogey -w)U be aa follows: j. MoTagKart.
Iddwn: J. IC. CNiJC 2-.dow.nf .,Hls
lop, ,S down: L. B, Gillespie, 4down; c
Burdfel.W."S,'Wllrfiothl'.eac1i HdBwpj R
H, underpin, a- raiconer,, r. b. Kerr, A.
3. dajac6b, -C, opooley, B. It Burk. p.
Kendall,, each '6 down) J, BUrness. JP. a
juu(Knart, n. uowraan, w, is. euo, la.
Hamllp, Jt B. Duuloy,, each 7 down.
On July S a teAm of Miller Park golfera
plays. Council Bluffs afolfer at'MAriawa.
Your recreotiqi)! ydjti'll
etijoyits1.0P: irl6reif:y6u
ai-e appropriately dreaatio!.
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Pgu
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they're as light hd coiti
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Extra trbuacrsl Dght
flannels and white serges. ,
With your old blue coat a '
pair of these will Le equiva
lent' tp'a hew Buifimersuit
-$3,50 to $6,00. ,
Golf .or thnl hlrt with' fold
cuff and separate or attached col- '
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tff'je.OO. . J
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