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Tillil BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, JULY 5, 1013.
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r-Jeff Must Have Been Thinking of the Battle of Waterloo Drawn for The Bee by "Bud Fisher .
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TQ t0 HONOR To THe
OW Y6UR(W WHO FOUGHT
BgTftLSOTto TEACH
W KltVr.OftV
mow n thc Gfl.evr
arms on this vg-r.y5fdv
TH& UNION TROOPS. UNOSR.
fAEApti SYOOD" ON OUR
RlfcHT,6feN. KOOkERS TROOPS
&ACK.SD UP fAGADS Afp
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vault
Jaw t,,
1t OUR. UfirTHU eeT
SOUYUBRvi. 6eH6R(S
PltKETV BBGAN HIS PAROUS
CHAR.G6 .VIHlCH AUvQSY &Vi6PT
Grew. eARCv's roops, otr
The map
ROUS GET EVEN BREAK
Ihalw SIqbx In Second Game
After Lasta in Morning.
OljtT TO US BH OFT ABLEGATE
ftecasjg Ootti'e( Won by Locals,, Ttvo
4a ,atbJs7, . Whl FlrM Ovtn
t Visitors, Seres, to
- Three.
ArVr loathe the. morning1 earn to Josh
Clarke's Slotuc City Indiana by a 7 to 8
4eerV Omaha am back yentarday after
and played the viltor off their
rwi, "WlnnlfHr th betplyevl game of
MI en ta Omaha this ceason by a
sr at t'to 0, 1
"A1s, Aegata worked on the raound
tti th TftenW4tt" gxmn ana it us effective
to tlse lst. lie allowed hot four
rtt two of which cama in the cleans?
4at. '
The morning- em mi long- ana n
Interesting. It belonged to the Indian
las infer the do of the battle. Clos
iman'a delivery wa solved tn the first
tUree inning, during which time sloux
CHy annexed the fame, OmariS foujrht
tefd ill the way to the end, but could
t evs, the lead held by th
J0WH8W
M M so smim Me4lom wr
Win. Ft iawd titevep MewW mi4,
tm4 Mite wre th nele, i,ifH
Vhrib kriMA kAMteuieaJ --- -- -- - .jm
BWrwIrTrWl V k flffH ff7t9 in (,
WW, IwetlMy wr ba4ty WNmerM 4
III UlfiW etf
l t wtth rfwU, wW,
c)Mi te' na4 a
4Wpti4 It SrNla' nHtt pliMNi
A HaM W f( f th liHUnt
IMl,pb'ial jrtkV tt tW.
In tif ttxtt kiftlnc Va starts ff with
Hk Wli) !oVa tstte a sure hit At
ititai Orubfe ma) r rtajj at tn
Kit with ttorea iiaad nts4 the bait
wt. Is the eejne tnnlny. with Crufg
?h teM bake, ihe mct a MMattoBal
f fctth,' drtv between tWrtl and
wrt, aM wSW on ih r thf t it
te Xa Xa he bn gottea by there
k.e bt bqt htt Crslf kcuM! h&V4
? was overcome
W tk Kt I the aevftWh rouM apd
we.errte from, the "tlefi. Catcher Xapy
ot eai "Otly a cyl eeeeed to
aaWii ttw hmeatet ey We riwaiaew eg
3r ) Met fhe hteiaha aC tHt after
A IMM ) hi the ae.
wlNet QeaaM U4 a matt eel
r eiaii rf eweriaer ia tMe fraaM.
ha tat m H Je4riM hM a
te NeM WMl X toM an Mfleaut
wpt tw Htlera itt we 1KU aoe)
ieaU dn th alxth for the
mm to w4H a MlMebMr 4eub)e to tk
W4 , Thomawn beat sut a
M m sftWWte wwt t5 ihiri, tra
wree K ore n Justlco'a pie Jo
Wt
Th t lm!nf White itchrt etetant
Mm tH Ottly brt6 of aeerlaa- the
bHM toaMrJutfl Vaa out abort by another
4We JeV.
fcflt th eightb with a
sWefcl third eonawmiya ht-na Ju
Jee followed with a Blnett-H b&tn hia
thW cweecutlv hit aload Toromle
a? over the nber with the laat tally
OKAHA.
AS. R. It, tX A. E.
jfoimim, u
M. ,
rf f
M. ,.1
lilt by pitched twills
t Omaha, Ti.Bloux
V. off Klein. 4.
Crair. I.(ft on haa
City. i. Time: J!l, tmplroj Sstlit,
OMAHA.
Ap. n, it o, a.
Tnomnmn.'ef i
Jutlee .sa...... o
Kane, lb,,,..,.. a 0 '
Johneon.o... ,3 o
Conffftlton, rf a o
Neff. If..; 8 , o
Grubb, 2b. ............ S 0
'Vftltaco, Zb S 0
Applegnic, p.,. 3 I
s
1
0
1
1
Totals a v z a w :o i
BIOUJCCITT.
AD. IU IE O. A
craicr, rf 4 o o
Smith. b .,. o a!
Clark. If 4 o
Davton, cf,. 4 0 0
Callahan, Zb. 0 p,
Cypcrt, Sb I 0 0
Vann, e.. , 2 0 0
White, p..... sol
2
1
2
1
3
I
1
0
1
2
0
0
2
1
2
2
3t
Totals ..,..,...'..77 0 -4 J3" U t
Kane out, bunting on third strike,
Omaha
tuni ., o o o o 6 l o l -a
Hits o oninm
eioux. City
Runi ,,,..0 0 0 0 0 0,0.0 0-0
Hits 0 0 0 1 0 1 H
Twcbdeo-hlt: Applcnate, Thornon,
Hurni. Sacrinca hlta: Coflrtillnn Jfntm.
Vhlte, Double playas Applerate to
JoMneon to Wallace; Thomaaon to Kanei
Callahah to Smith i Callahan to Umlth to
;gwnm einicK puis uy Appteyaie, e.
Saaea on L&lUi Off Apples-ate. t off
Walte, 2. tHi(t on bases: Omaha, 6;
Wmix aty, . Tlae: :. Umpires!
Mecrlst, Kapp and poyle.
JOBkki DIVIDE TWO OAMKS
Tffcttfc
Hally Sfiree HHtf far
TtiiM
khw batuflf, rally wn
Mfniajr. Mta Itevi
sjy H t ytyitoa lei tM' aftemoK,
9 VOfMCA.
Ii.i-llt , 1 AP J-;
em tat Xfmtiwr.
rally Wn iav Wkh ia In th
Jf, wMto JtoyaeMa ttoa4 air-
srresKsji, as i.,tr.,4
fJcrtytHe.' 'rf,'. 1
asar, of ., i I
gaPi, Is.. ...(... v.. 3 '1
McAMwean, x. . 4 6, '
jParry. 9o, ......,. 4 0
Fuilerto. p. i..... 3 1
TotsJa t..i,tt 0
.. WXQHiTA,
AM. Tt.
JiiirKe. Ifh , s o
liuiti. rf. ,...,..,. i
Mlddteton, cf, 6 o
Kournar. lb ........ t a
IttBhos, . a i
Pettirrew, It ,. i l
Rapp, ss, i 2
Castle, c S i
K. ,0,
2 2
6. 4-
1 2..
ft
1
1
1 ,
ait. n. ......... ii a
wacab .....v 9 1
Totals , .34 1 15 2? "3 1
Ratted for 8cot in the ninth
'op&i.-v ,i,4 l 0 0 0 0 0 1 0S
Vlahlta, ...,.,,...,..0 1 9 0 M 1 0 M
Ift on baMai Wichita. S: Trttwlnt. Ii.
gacHfe lilt: French. Qear, Fuilerton,
CaHia. HtSU. Twokaaa hlta: Pntllrraw.
MWdleton. TJhree.ba' hUI Rmi (J),
llfl&lte'BllSI
tile. Time: V.i.
2toajaa tosaltsiirisl OMta2taSar
WKJHITA.
Wur'ke, 2,.,f .,v.., 3 , a,
win. ' rf.'.......,;..,fs e
MMdleten, ef..,i,..vJ J '
KnSf. ' s
Husfce. Jto... .... 4 . 0
rettirew. if,,.,.,., 2 l,
Rappe, m, 8 0
W?eb, ...( I . '
xaw
MaatN w 4
Ul&MMMM . 4V
AS. R.
MtUrrtr, b, J I
Korej'tbe! rf...". a 1
Gear, -cf.. ........... S 0
Of
Tetota
0
a
2
0
I
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
2
1
a
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Cyaeri It
oux cmr.
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2
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0
2
'3 '
0
I
0
IT U
4eaaa4t
, ..,..i4'
0. a. a.
3 9
3
0
0
2
14
1
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iveaiett (n lnth innlnV
!Hf.Ml.4 V 1 1 O 0 O 63
wm, ..,., 1 1 r 1 n m 1
iXi .1 litjMIl
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1 ww: arK t, MKh id,
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to
0
0,
0
0
GRIZZLIES TAKE DOUBLE BILL
Win Joth ContsstB from Lincoln by
Stfok Work,
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ITEST
GAME IS WALKAWAY
Gltmo for Denrer, Bata Four
Iloate. H in tlie Ttto Qitrnr
8ecnd asy MTla Acnitjit
Lincoln;
Standing of Team;
A.
DENVER, July 4.-Denver won both
Karnes of a double-header by hard hit'
Jin 'from XJncoln. 14 to 2 and 12 'to 3.
Thf battlns of Gllmoro featured for Den
ver, getting four homw runs, flcpre, first
Ffime:
DBNVEn.
uumore, u....t..,.,. 4
Caasidy, rf.....-,. 4
ClutnneU, cf 4..,, 4
ouiKnur, ia. ,'B
Qulllln, $b.... 4
Hpahr, c. ..,.,,,,. .. s
Coffey, as , 2
Fisher, lb,.,,.. s
Hagermnn, 2
.WESTERN LEAGUE.
" nil. ji .
1 f iiif ou vv on.
uenver, ,. ..7Z
,wcb yi,w..r.,a
8t. - Joaoph..,,..,.;,75
Lincoln ........ M.'..74
Omaha .,76
Sioux Cltv. ..71
Topob&t ,.72
wicnittt- 77
NAT, jUSAQUE.
W.UPCt.
New york.,44 2,67
Phllft 40 25.61S
Brooklyn ..M30,8S
Chtcaaro ....ssss.ms
Pittsburgh .31 ?R Mi
St. Louie.. ,.30 40. .429
uosion 40 .411
H,
3
1
2
2
2
2
2
4
0
I
2
S
3
9,
0
0
2
H.
2
0
2
1
0
2
3
O.
1
1
a
, 8 ,
0
0
0
I
0
to mtmi FulM
Mtruak auti liv
en bane';
to rtoncfc to Xa
nm. s: wf m
,mvvr,
umptre:
H. O. A.
.0 . -3 4
0 3 0
29
e 31 ,i
13 2
0 1 ,
tT 3 4
.o. 0
00
1 sr S
si. O. A.
13 3
5 1 0
3 0 5
0, 0
tv 0
022
l.o i
t x? ii
X.
, 0
0
0
1
0
0
0
E.
0
0
0
1
0
a
0
0
0
Reynolds, j 4 4)
Totals, 3
Vill ,4. . AV4VVVVV
Wichita .,,....0 0000010 0-1
Left on basts: Wichita, 8 Topetta, a.
Sacrtflco httsj Bills. PettlgrtwT .dear.
ree.bM hit, Rapp, Btc4n 'haaa:
Fomthe, Hlddlaton. DoubU cls.va:
Iluchea to Rapp to Koerner, atvuek
out; By Terry. I: by Reynolds, 6. Base
p.Ter'0-Toii 'er i"010" 4
FIKEMEN'S RACES VIE
WITH 1ASEIALL At LEIGH
LBJGH, Neb., July i-B5vcial Te!f
tram,) The firemen opened a two days'
tournament and celebration here today.
The CUrkwm fireman won the wet bee
and hook and ladder races, Schuyler be
tas; secsa4. The big drawing, eard of the
day was the ball game between Leigh
ana voraif, in vwiara winning by a
score or 7 to 6. Leigh bad the better if
the jgm ail the way to the vlnth In'
nlng. whea the Cernloa . boys kneckel
ewBuiis oui 01 ins ana won en a
combination of bits and errors, seeret
BMW
Cemtea ......0 01001203 ts6
Lalgh .... ...I 6 1 t 1 t) 3 0 04 3 11
toMedesj Lflgh.rw.8ehultJi Hahan
, v man ; ueriaa, &Ylil n.p4 U,
.rue. ntruca out: uy sennits, ij ny
blei 1aeR, 8; Kruso, 4. Umptre: Pratt
r Decara( Saoeitasr
paiM in tha efceat reauire quick treat,
nt. Take Dr. King's New Dtseevary
for safe and auri reUef. Mc and 34. J'ef
aate by Beaton Drug Cc-dvertUemtBt.
Totals...,,.., ,10 .14 18 JT M - 1
LINCOLN."
t, , AB. R. jr. O. A. B.
Lloyd, 2b.,..., 8 3 2 3 2 0
Mullen, lb 8,0 J 10 1 0
Cobb, rf. 4 1 2 0 0 0
Mccormick, if 6 0 x l. i 0
Knapp, cf ..,.,,, 3 0 0 0 0 ,0
Barbour. 3b.t, ....... 4 0 0 1 3 1
gowiing, sjr,., ... 41 0 ' s 1 0
Baker, o., ..,.,,.. 4 , 1 1. .a .3 0
Smith, p.... ,,,.3 ,2 a-e 1 e
Colllem, cf.,,,., 2 1 1 '4 0 0
Tuckey; p.....,,,..., 1 a' q ; 1 0
Tals,...f.,y...l n 34 ja
ycoln , 2 6 10 10 18 as
iS)V!Hr .....9 13 2 13 8 0.-l4.
tfikiT4Kur" v Twa-baee- Wis: Cobb.
wiStS'. TH?l MW XoCormtottM
Flahar; Oljmre (). Sacrifice hit: aw.
ri4Sly-Hariia, fi; by ftnlth,.
nsnnvait, r M Smith, 4f off Tudkey,
l.Itoblei pUy; Barbour to' Lloyd to
SV nf 8m,tt- Jt,ty. Fftoha
ball: Llavd. Kninim.n t . u. ..irr
Denver, 810011';
l:. UmpiMl Slsler. '
050 re, second game:
1 DENVER.
Ollmore, If... ,,. ,4
uasswy. rf.. .,,..8 1
Channell, cf..,. 4 - a
niocx, 3b,.,..,.Aii.,4 ' l
gpahr, o,,., 1
Coffey, ss. .,..,. ,2 1
mher. lb.,...,s 2
Wolfgang, i....,y.3 0
Totals .......... ,,S0
Hits. 13V hv
bits, J). Time:
R.
II.
3
1
1
4
2
T
0
O.
3
3
1
3
0
8
3
0
A,
0
0
0
3
3
0
2
0
3
tMoyd, s&,.,
12
WNCOLSf,
All. lb
13 21 10
rt3
J.
0
0
0
0
0
1
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0
1
H.
0
1
1
0
0
1
I
1
1
1 ii
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3
r
0
0
e
0
1
8
0
A.
1
1
0
Mullen, lb ..d
Cpbb, rf.......,.,..i2
Mecornrick. ir: a..f.
Collins, cf...
ijarwmr. 3b.
Dowling, se,., .,,.. ,3
Carney, ,.....,., .3
4..f.,...t,l
Klaus, B,.,.,......i
wm'th. if-..,.,...
Totals .......... .m
uncoin , a 0 a 4
uenver .,,,..'3 6 2 3
. ,ft;Bas bit: Channell. Two-baas
hits: Block. Casatdy, Spahr, Cobb, LJoyd.
lte."in!?' W 'BacrificeWt:
'.""" ea uoji: uarney, sac
rtHca flyt CpbST fcHruek out: bV WrTtr.
ang a by Knapp, 8: by Klaus, 4.
SsaM on ha.1l rti wir... i. '
KrPP. Ji orf'KlauM. S, of? Wcfclckt
1. Poubto plays; Butcher to Coffee to
Fisher; Dowlfn to Mullen. Left on
bases: Danvsr. Lihooln, . im,- 0
?HS 'n M two-thirds VnWnSal
v.. ninrn. ,n wu ana iwo.inmia in
-3
'-12
CO.. E In
re Blgler.
ST. JOB BUNKED
TWO T2MK3
Street Does It In Blntt and Hosae in
DJ28 MOlNEa la.. Julv 4.faM.Mnin..
Won tWO nmU fntm K, Tn..nt. h.. .X
day, winning, the morning encounter by
a score 01 t to 0 and tha afi.mmin iv a
15. H?ith i!"1 na Pitched gilt-
edge ball. Score, morning game:
Eaoer Killed as
Auto Turns Over
COLUMBIJ8, O., July 4.-Hrry KrJrtU
one of the entrants In the SOQrtnlte au.
tamoblle race here this afternoon, was
kilted, near tha etese of the race when
the machine turned turtle. Johnny Ken-
kins, who was following ran over
Knlchf body, beheading It. Thousands
of apeetatos saw the bead roll to one
side of the track.
BOYD AND BUGGERMAN
WIN MOTORCYCLE RACE
' DENVER, Colot, JUly 4.-0. It Boyd
and Bert Buggerman won in tha pro
fessional class today n the XKt-mtt
motorcycle race conducted by the Den
ver Vptt With jhe sanction of the Fed.
eratfoa gf American MotorcycU. The
time waa 3:364. The best previous
rtcord for the distance, was 46:S4H.
Seoosd honors 'among professionals
Were won by I. Fteekeastela and M.
Curley Frederick. IV E, Rt rat top and
L. J. HIU finlobea third. t '
In the amateur etosa C OdUrne nnd
Al SdenbertT ftnUbed firs, in 2:88:09. E.
A. Moore tad R. A. Tbebaa were second.
Lost. Pet.
23, .681
31 .575
34 .647
34 . ,641
"ss ,m
44 .897
44 ,m
SI ,333
LEAGUE!
W.LPot.
.52 18 .7(3
Cleveland ..46 7)1.613
Washington 41 33, .K4
Chicago ....43 34 ,m
UOSton ...... 35 3 .607
St. Louis.,.. SO 4.3?0
Detroit 29 48 ,377
43
42. .
41 .
40
- 41
23
.28
23
AMER.
Phlla,
Cincinnati .27 44 ,SOj New York... 20 W.2S
JSBiU.
LEAGUE.
W.L.Pct.
Superior ....2S 20 .581
Kearney .E83
York ....223 ,535
Fremont ....21 .631
Hastings ....85 34 .tad
ur. iiana.,,zz zr ,4ti
Columbus ..20 28.417
Seward 19 29 ,370
AMER. AflB'.N,
W.LPct.
Columbus ..45 30 ,gc6
MuwauKee. 4a S3 .583
Louisville .41 37 .m
Mlnnenpll . 88 S3 ,600
St, Paul, ,..,8 37 .193
Jtnn. wt,y..w 41 .487
Toledo ...7..M n
InaianapUo 39 45 ,3j
Yeotcrdny'a TlpatiMS.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
sIouk city. 7-0; omaha, s-t,
Bt. Joseph, 0-0!. Des Moines, P-2.
Lincoln, 9-3,- Denver, 34-12.
Topeka,--3; Wichita, 7-1.
, NATIONAL. LEAGUE.
New TtrK, 2-8: Brooklyn, p-5.
Chl9ago; Wt.OlncUm'afl. ,
. AMPCAN L35AQUK.'
Ch ca,y 1-J; SH, Louis, 6-1.
Dtrt,:2-2:Clveland 4M.
Washington. 6-2; New York, -5.
AMERICAN AWWCLVTION.
Indlasapolts, 14l: Loulavllle. 5-t
Milwaukee, 4-0; Kantaa City, 7-T.
.CWubu, 42; "Toledo. 6-3.
M. Paul, 4-tr MmneaaoHs: 41
ri-
ir .71 ai tvicniin.
bh. Bpstpn at Philadelphia, New York
at BrookFyn. Cincinnati at Chlcig6.
4-m.rR I!agu--i " Iade!Phla at Boa
ton. ChlCacn at niVlntiH v.t,i-,.:.
at New York DttnitBL Lbul"
now)o?fal!a Co,uraa' fit- Pdul, at Mln-
Nehroska State Leatrue-Fremont at
Hastings, Columbus at Seward. Kearney
at York, Grahd Island ot Buper or.
Schmidt Loses to
Gannon, Nine Up
DA BOUILE, France. July i.VJ.
Helnrtch Schmidt of Worcester,, Mass.,
wa defeated today in the thlr4 round
ot the tournament for tlio amateur oJf
championship pf France by Peter Gannon
of Argentina; 8. up, Gannon -was ama
teur champion" of France In 1910,
In the same roul c, W. Inslee, of tha
Oneida Community club, New York, beat
Eianarord of England. 6 tip and 4 to plaj',
H. W. Stucklen, former champion of
Massachusetts wait beaten by, E. A.
Larson, the British amateur champion
of 1903. 4 up and 2 a play;
Lord Charles Hope ot England defeated
Wakefield.
VEMECK WINS PANAMA-
PACIFIPAUTO ROAP RACE
SACRAMENTO. Cal. July 4.-V. Ver-
tcU, driving k. Flat, won the Panama-
Pacific automobile race from. Dos A11-
gNes ta SAcrmnto today. His time
waa 11:010- A, Cadillac, joules driving,
wa. second, to, enUr tha park, In 11:27:14.
making the running timeVrom Loa An
geles li:M:ll Thta time for the
Cadillac waa twentr-!x minutes behind
the Flat
Barney OWflsld, in , rtat. waa the
third to arrive, covering tne course in
11122A3, giving him aecond place.
c a WHleford shared in the victory,
as he drov the winning car to Bsktrs
field, -where h was relieved by Verbeck.
Verbtck left Los Angeles at 12:17 a. rn.,
and covered 448.6 miles witbout mishap.
A huge crowd gathered hero io witness
the finish, gave Mm u tumultuous re
ception. A persistent rumor that Harris Ian
shue, piloting bn AppersOn, hs,d been
killed. Proved Incorrect ' Hanshue'a car
went Into a dUch near Fresno, but be
waa not injured and after changing a
tire he continued the-race.
BURMAN DRIVES MILE IN
THIRTY-TWO SECONDS
TACOMA, Wash., July 4. Bob Barman,
in a Bllthen Bens 860-bcfrsrpower car,
wa declared today to have driven a
mile In a race on tha Taeoma speedway
In 98 seconds, The race management an
nounced that although Burman's time
-waa1 not offlelnl, it was the fastest for
a mile ever made orr & road course,
PersUteat Adverttetag
Big Return).
to lb Itotd to
CHAVEZ DEFEATS DELL
!N THE ELEVENTH ROUND
TRINIDAD. July 4. Benny Chave ot
Trtnlad defeated llerry Dell ot Baa
Franetoeo by a' knockout In the elevbattl
round ot a scheduled twenty-round bout
at tb Central Park areas, this afternoon,
Cbavea made the greatest fight In Ma
eareer, Hading by a big margin la every
J round but tam.
KEARNEY WIS' AND LOSES
First Contest; Close One, Ending
The;to Two,
ISLAHD' BRACES IN SEC0HD
Wrljfht ot,,PArneyv Bottb Up In.lhr
FoQrtb l&nlns; and Ito 8tjy In
Until Fonr Men Cross
Plate.
KEARNEY, Neb., July 4.-(Sperlal' Tel
egram.) Kearney Sron the" first 'game' to
day, 8 to 2. Both Pitchers twlrlrid good
ball, other than close playing the con
test was featureless, . , ',
Kearney lost this afternoon' whan
Wright, bw VP n the fourth Inning and
Manager Berte retained him in .the box
until four runners had scored., Piymnton
went in with bases full and allowed three,
nns ior ine remamoer or tne game,
Score, first game:
QRAND IStAOTX KKATUmT.
AU.ll.O'.A.H' . . AU.U.U.AiE
Lautl. h.. 4
Pomter, lb
B.urovn, m
Scno)Vr, ef. 4
B. Drown, U I
Ward. lb.... 4
Wb. e.,,.4
Cot, if
1 e
4 3
1 0
4 4
0 I
BU, p.... 4 11
0 frifcKntbt,l( ill
1 oBrnik, lb... 4 0 3
4 SAcooa, ss,.,
0 iHnrJott, lb.4
0 0Bctiurln,' ctJ
1 lOrar. t
0 OWoodruft.u t
0 OBricluon, rl t
1LPU. 'p
Touin ii 1:411 a oTUit.,.,.8 I'rflt a
Grand Island .,,,..0 0 0 0.0,0 1 1 0-2
Kearney p 0 .0 0 3 00 1 -3
1 . KM rea4 Kosa.AM t 11 mt. If 1 m4
ffiney.Hna,s1,
.nignr, acock. wtrucK outr wy uu,.3i
"r vfjw,, aioien uawti... js w render, fi.
pitched ball! jyareeter.- Time: l;40. Um
pire: Meyers; ,
Score, second .game;
.O.A.1S
tee
e 4 e
seaooa'.r.
.BroBiit 4 ,l -A'HttrlQ(A. r, 0
Wart. lb.,. 4 10 3 laray tt. S.I 0 0 0
Hiier, .; 4 t o'?":wriEt; o'. 1 tm;
ToUtl,.,...! II 21 if 3 yi- v
Totalt..,. :2 14 27 It 1
Grand Martd
,....0
...I
11
0 0 0
0 2 0
1-10
2 8
Earned runs: dr&nd IslaMd, '1 Kearney;
61 .HlUi Oft Wright,-8 InTthrei and onei
third irinlngs; ,Lett fin. bases; .Grand
.enrney. 11. xwo-oase nits:
rlott, Coa liome runs: Wheat,
Bases on balls! Off Wr ght, ii off Riley,
1. Struck out; By Riley! E; by.Wright 6
by Plympton, 6. Time; 2;fl6. Umpire:
Meyers.
1Tro Defeat)) tor Leaders.
efiram.) Hastlngsmado It three straiBht
from Superior by winning both the morn
ing and afternoon, same. The .first game
was notable for the sensational fleTdlnft.
of both teams nnd the tightness of the
pttchnrs tn pinches, Hastings winning,
3 to 2.
Tha second came was marked, by ter
riflp hitting by the visitors In the sixth
Inning and by the local in the eighth'
and ninth. At the beginning tit the eighth
Superior led W the score of 7 to" 2. Hns
tlngs then came UO with a double, a
triple and a home, run. In tho ninth a
walk, three- .single' and a triple -scored
four more , and no one out Score, first
game:
SOPSIUOR. , KASTINC
AB-H.O.X.H ' f AB.II.O.A.B.
Frror. 'ta.... I tt ! 1 onathlald. W 1 1, 1 0 0
war, - 10s orortmin,. Jb J. 0 ,4
Mtintrt. ef. 4 I 1 0 OBtanctL ef. a 1 'l
Thalaalns. f 4 V 6Trt XV.. t .0 t
KOoaa. ... i 011 DrirtiUn-.Ki 4 I I
Docifir!. lb 4 I I eOsvntr. It, 4 1 1
Obat Sb.... J 4,3 OMcCaU. t S 10
Smttb, i.,,,4 I t 1'DUti. '....' tie
lUKh, p.... 4 i, 0 4 CStos., p.,.. I, 0
tat..,.Js.4 244I i ToUl,,4 Mnft
Superior ..-.o 000010lo-3
Hastings ,...2 0 0 0 0 9; 0 1 3
Three-baa hit: Melnert. Tirn.hau. htt
McCabe, Downey, ' Stone. Sacrifice hits;
imjubo, r vrunaiv uieis; stolen
basts:. Melnsrt ), Becfitold , (2), Fire
t
0 0
? e
s 0
0
3 1
1 9
1-
-, v- nuiux, u H""";" H'arai' vouw .ii
"-"Wpwlts. Wllfl. ultcht Htonii. Umnlraf
Freesa. , 1
score, stoono'tfame;
AB.H.O.A.E. AB.1I.O.A.E.
Proror, ta.. 4 1 0 4 ODNbtoia, tt 1 J.0.
w 1 so trnftmaa a 1 n 1 m -n
Qrr. Sb I 1
Moinm. cf. a
TUiMfOf. It ( i
Rouu, rf... 4 1
BoektWa. lb 4 1
Obtt. ?b..., 4 1
BcMi, e... 4 t
Btarfui, p,. .4 0
, tf.. 3 1 t 9
lb... 4 1 10 1 0
n. lb I till
a 0 OTactn,
4 S StrtHitlni
t 0 D64' It, 3 0
S 3 eUcCtba, as 4 3 1 S S
a. l smeti. c.... a is t.o
4 l 4jsrriea, p.. 4. ie a
Totals.. -.M W 1 0 TtUl,..,,3tlI1U a
Nnone, out when winning run. scored.
Superior ........ -,..0 1 6 0 O E 1 O 07
Hasting a 0000103 3-9
Horns runs: Ruuse, MoCabe., Three
bastt hits: Pryor, Gray. Dqwnyi McCabe.
Two-base hits' Book wits; Theisalmr,
Bennett FiresUne. Sacrifice bit; .Fort'
Cbe. Struek out By Steven, Jj- by
fpnon. u. nn 4aiis: orr, utovens,
4:. oft Norton, 3. Hit by pitched ball "B.V
BtevenS, 3, Wild pitch; Norton Umpire!
Frees.
Fremont Tabes First Qsaia,
FRKMONT, NeU4 JUly 4.-JUBpeda
Telegi-a.m.--Fremont won the morning
game with COlumbus by the score or
1 to 1 Artle'y tor Columbus, pitched
perfect base ball for ix Innings, hot a
man getting to first base, btjt tn ' tho
seventh a single, . double, three-bagger
and home run netted three scores,
enough to Win. Columbyk acored in the
second Jnnlng on a three-bate' hit and
a single. Another in the third on 4W0
errors and two staler) bises. Welch." e
bomfe run was the feature. Score:
coiX'Mbos. vRBiio?rr.
AB.K.O..-E. AB.K.a.A-B.
h&ntUce. tb t a e mrvis, it. 4 1 a e
Bartb. t .. a 0 ow.itbi 1 1 t i 0
Craa. W . .. a ,0 WimJ, tU. Il)ee
di. , ib.... ea e oiiMrr, ib.. a 111
r;. . 4 t a t oiwa,'toJ.. t- i 111
(ICABIM7. . 4 t t fSiU, If.. t,
Smith, lb... a 1, ll Durk, aa. I 0 1 a 1
JCnnlogM-.rf 40 rltta. aa... I a
aruar.' a t e Nw ...... esse
B4 .."...1 ej.eftoiat, C. ' 4,5
TOl.. . WTi p0 TeiaU U " U
Columbus ........ 9 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 03
Fremont 69' Q. 0 0 ft .3 0 -S
..Wo-VtM hlta: Turpln, Thrk-bs
Wta: Bamy. WetseL Mom run: WMeb.
Baa on balls: Artlay, (aon0, Routt (),
Struck out: By A'rtley, 4s by Routt, 1.
Attendance: 404. Tim a! 1:40. ITmttite!
Nelson, ' ' 1
v-oiumoui won a ,weira oxniouion 01
the national game this afternoon by. a
score of 14 to B. While the locals outhlt
and outtlelded the visitors their hits came
In bunches in the third and fourth. Wet
sel, Cran and Deal. led In batting, while
all hands booted, the hall. A large crowd
witnessed the tray. Fremont's new
Pitcher waa tried out In the third and
lasted two-thirds Of an Inning. Score,
afternoon game:
coLUMnua, ynniioNT.
An. It. n. A. 19. An ,r n a v
Itondean. tb a 4 t a JTnretln. If.. 1 -1-0.0
0 OWeleb, Ib... ( 1 1. 0
0 OWettel. cf. . I a X
1 lttenry, lb.."l -0
4 ORtlt, 3b..,. 1.1 S
0 ONtt, Jf..... I. II 1
Btajrth. cf... I
Cran, If....
DmI. Ib....
Pfpplta. u. 4
Riru7, rt. 4
Smith, lb... '
Kralnsr, tt 111
Kttfl. p..... a J 0
ii
a a
l a.
1 0
01
1 IDurke. m.i (, I it
, Ml
1 OBUbe. e-v. ,
0 eattchiit. b 1 0 0
. - T . v.,.., 0.1. V V . V
Total., . .ST 11 n 8 OHInckler, P. 3 e 0
Oonwar.;,'? 1 0
0
0 1
n
1
a 0
0 0
1 0
0 4
CHICAGO. BDYT WIH HEEI.
They Capture Seveil Sitsf osthe-
Eighteen Events; ;
EAt TAKES' FIV?:MILE ;B.
nifchle of Blrtolnacluim. ainkea.Gj!
Innt Fifjht Aamlnef Coi'blll for the
, .'.0-WeIjflifThroTr and .
teats Him.
ToUli 47
Conway batted for Hlnkley In ninth
Columbus .........3 0 5 S 0 0; 0 1.114
Fremont 10 0 0 1.3'.o llo-
Two-base hits: Cran, Relss. Three
base hit: Ramsey. Home runs: Welch.
Deal. Sacrifice hits: Smyth. People,
Reed. Stolen bases: Rondeau Mt Smyth,
Cran, People, Smith (2), Henry (2),
Reus, Stange. Hits: Off Getchelf, S In
two and one-third lnnlngsr off Feltls. i
in two-third Inning; off Hlnkley, 4 In
al Innings. Bases on balls r Off Get
cheir, 1: off Felti. 2; p Hlnkley. 4".
Struck out: ByittSd. 8: by- Getchell, 3;
by. Hlnkley, 10.' Passed ball; Storige, 1;
Krannlyor. 1. Time: 2:30, Attendance.
L200. Umpire: Nelson.
Srr4 Wlasvaal Loses.
SEWARD. Neb, July 4.-(pecIal Tele
gram.) big crowd fromt all" nearby
InWm MAW the Mm. tnd.VL T nr,n n r-A ' .
Ihree-bajBe hit was a -feature. The morn
ing same was lost py Bewara on account
ot an unfair decision. The game this aft
ernoon was featureless. Seward. -won in
the-tenth Or hlta -by- Hlqklln. Branneei
add Potest. Score, morning game:
YORK. SEWARD
AB.H.O.A.K. AB.H.n.A.K.
Rica, lb..,, i 0 0 a.OWttaer. lb.,2.a 1-1, .0
Ch8. lb... 4 1 10 ,0- OTappan, ..' 0 K.A M
1
Mtttltk, !M C I I IBrmnndn, Sb 4 '0.1
Drawn, c..., v 7 A. orraas'tr, lb 0 s
ToUll.,
p. X 1 t li -OeDosard. It. a 3 a 0
rr Coonorf, p. 3 0 1 0 1
,..K inn I '
Batted tor Franlcenboft. In ninth
York o i. o o i o oi a 4-e
Seward ...,r....,l 0 0 0 0 0 0 p 0-1
Left on bases: Sewar4 0; York. 1,
Bases on balls i Off Everdon, 2. Struck
out: By Connors. 6: by Evtrdon,- 8
Threobase hit: Leonard. Bacrlfico hltai
Tappan, Wlsser. Sacriflca fly; Everdon.
Hit by pitched ball: By Connors', Mulvey:
Doublo play:' Tappari to Frankenhotf.
Time: 1:23. Umpire: Pontius.
Score, second game:
YORK. , "quvMtrrs
AU.tl.U.A.K. AB.ll.O.A-S.
1 9
J 4 1
1 0 s
. S 0
JUea. lb..., S l l
Cbite, lb... 4 1 11
vara, tt. . . 1 1 a
(Malm'at, as I 4 1
Clark, If... 4 .0, 1
ewisMr, tb.. 4 a
It. I 0
a
OTapptn, ti.'i 0
e oixinara,
i ill
Ilcklltt. cf. a 1
0 Onlack. rt.... 1
Mttir. rf... B 0 l C OBrnnnoo. Sb a 1
Mattlcka, tbl.l 1.1 OMelnUr-, lb S 0
Drown. 4... 4 1 7 0. OPotect. ... a 2
Dark, p a 0 0 I lWalt-n,
RmUhaon. p 1 0 . 0,.B- t
TOUU.
ntonttLAthletlc c!Mb,.ew,York.n,- J
nattacned n l
DhatnK. ..,..,.... I. .;v, 1
ToUu....j in r I -
Leonard out buntln
III
p. 4' o re i
. i'aoji
Ing .third strike.
WmitAwm .1,4 tillnHnw i,r J. , 1 1,
York .1 SOOOQ-OOOt-4
Seward ..........1 00001010 23
Lett on bases: Seward, lit York. 7.
Struck out: By Walters, 1: by Dark, 41
by Smlthsbn, 2. Danes on balls: 0ft
Walters,.:; oft. Dark. 4) off Smithaon. 2.
Hit! Off Dark. J In seven Innlnes: off
Smlthsorv 6. In three Innings,, Hltb
pitched ball: By Dark, WJster and Tap.
Plan. Dacruice nuar Mcintyre, marie,
Chase. Stolen haaeai Jiivnc Wiasor.
Tappan. -Wild pitch: Dark. Tworbase
hltt Malmqutot Time: 2:30. Uroplrei
Pontius. Attendance. 1.C03.
I a. ,. . ,
ROSALIE WINS TWO GAMES
FROM WORKMEN OF OMAHA'
LYONS. Neb., Jul? 4,-8pe!a? Tcie-crarrt-
There wa no regular cele
bration here today, but two big1 ball
games were pulled, off,, ;lry itje fife
noon Rosalie defeated the Anclenl Order
of United Worknlen team of. Omaha,
by th.ea acor'e of 8. tp 5, tor a"150 purse,
Batteries: Far!; and, Bjlnaon fot
Rosalie; and Fox; nd yorter Tor Omaha.
In the ntternoo.n game, Rosalie wqq. by
tha score ot 3 to 5 for a puree ot l(xx
Batteries: For Rosalie, Alderman and
Stlnson; Omaha, MeClear: and Portor.
Attendance; Forenoon. 1.000: afternoon.
BASE BALL CLUB-HOUSE
IN LOS ANGELES BURNED
LOS ANGELR.. Catf -JUly 4-All 0f
the equipment of the Venice and Oak
land Coast league teams- stored In- th
club houses at Washington base ball
park was destroyed 'by fir early today.
Nearly all of tiro uniforms of the -two
teams, their bsta and- other -field para
phernalia were burned. The club house
Of tlje bail park WM'detfydr arid the
bleachers damaged. " ' "
74i Hlls Nn Rnns.
SPALDING, Nob., July 4.-(SpeclaL)-Spaldlng
defeated the- Petersburg bunch
here today In one. ot the best games of
the season. 1 to 0.
T7a,,..ln Bnn1IVM T ul.. JI .
v.,v . " ... ...5, muuj mnj juiiiar;
Ptcrshurr. Wrleht anrt T.nni,
.---.-j w. " T - .....OT, M4M.V4
Dande Is ITavarlte.
T.fTTritii?Tmtw v t tIti.. .t
large deiegatlops giving tonight inter
si centers In the. pddson tomorrow's
scheduled ten-rpund buut between Johnnie
Dundee. thevNew York -featherweight,
snd Tommy Dixon ot Kansas City.-
Dundee rules a 8 to 1 favorite, with tha
shortendera Uklpp all the Dundee, money.
Tha contest is scheduled to tart !
o'clock.
llictca, Wtna on Koql.
WINNIPEG. Man., July 4.rFreddi
Hieka won oa an unintentional foul In
the seventh round of hi scheduled
twelve.roitnd fight with Toay Caponi
here laH night
CHICAGO. July 4,-Chlcago Athletlc'as
socfetlon "stars rah. .away with the point
hnnnra in the' National Junior AmnteUr
Athletic unfon .fnecVat Grant park.lpi' ,
day. The well balanced team wearing!
tho cherry circle captured first placer, in.,
seven of the eighteen events. Captftlrt .
A. "W, Kohler of Michigan, waa the in-
dividual star wjth' ll' points. LnUd broito
the record- In throwing tho Javellrt,, -41.
feet 8 Inches, a new Juntor mark.1
Points were divided as follows;. - '
... ,
Final points:
Chicago Athtstio association",..
New Yprk Athletlo club,. ..i,'....,. ...... 1
Irish-American Athletic club. .v., .:... '21.
Illinois Athletic club . IT
BotstOn 'Athletlo aesoclatQn..tr...T 11
North, Dorchester..,, j.im'i,.,,, .
New Orleans Athletic,. club....... ...... t.
Mvier Athletic club,.,..,..i.....v-...i.-l;
chigan ' .,r. ...,, .w,. j,, 11
erlAn Athletic club.-St Louis. (
MUsourl Athletlo Club. I
PatSrsofl .).,.. .,,4. .1
wa
Uni
Moham
Kanaaef City Athletlo club... ....4 a.
Grrmlngsaim ............. 4,
Sacramento )...,
cllib oyer Ttroblno. an 'Olympic point win-.,
ner. In the llveirollo run. "BayJay.. bacb
untirfcUrryrttho Twt'MjK rthen he'.bhot
arad.Mnnihea;lrty' Ya-r)n
i of" ttroblno," who set tneTpace, proctf cal j'y
'all tho wayr -, .- ..t
JUtchl' of Birmingham mado .av'eallnnt
fbhi airalnst Vjallf or;th6Trih-'AVnerl-
canAthfet!o-cVV in. the flftyslxSpouijd
weight' theoy, but'tianlU'a superiority
in . wilght .arid ecriebcj? made . hirri
winner. . . !- i
The rne'et'waa delayed because" the Jav'cv
llns.wqt'e.foUrid to bft fdd hbrt after th'j; .
throw had taken place and Ro'e ree Jarrisi-"
Sullivan ruled tjiat. the event hinst bn
again pontested. Other Javejfne'.Wera. pro
cured and the number flnaly. was, fin
ished. "tfipUBh "mbrt of the .6.000 personi
who had witnessed the event had gon
borne. j ' ,
One mile walk: NurdeYtcri New V'ork
Athletlo club, first: ,Schwartx. Irish
Amercan Athletic club, secohd; .Renx,r
Mohawk Athletic club, third. Time.,'.
7;06tf, . . , . L "
8S0-yard run: Sleur, Chicago Athletic
association first; Hayes, Irish-American
Athletic club, sebond: Burke. Boston,
Athletic nssoclatiop. . third. Time: 2:00V!.
loo-yard dah: Roller, Missouri Athletlo '
club, first; Heilapd. Xavier Athleticvclub,
second; Looml,. Chicago Athletic asso
ciation, third. Tlme. niioyi.
440-yard dash! Corlls, Chicago Ath
letlo association; first; Blair. Chtcagr
Athletlo association, second; Logan, New
York Athletic cluh. third. Time. :5JV
One mile run: Merccrau. Boston - Ath
letic association, first: Waag,. Illinois
Athletlo club,. -second; Hutts. -Kansas
Cltv Athletlo r-lub, third. .Time. 4:J3V.,.,
l-yard hurdles: Relder, Chicago Ath
letlo iufpclntlop, -flrtl Mcpnnajd, New
York Athletic club, cond; Hlgh, JJoston.
Athle.tlc aeaoolatlon, third. Time '17.
Broad Jump: Stiles. Chicago Athletlo
association, .first; Whlnery, N.-Yoric
Athletlo .club, ecima: Neylnff, Chicago.
Athletic association, third. Dlstanca,
feet 7 Inches,
Pol vaultt Shaw, Chicago Athletic, as
wclatlon. flrs,t; CulP, Illinois AthleUc,
club, second; CUdwII. Irfsh-Americau
Athlttln- club, third, H-lsht. 2-fet.
Running high lump: Walker. Nsw York
Atbllc club,. first; Qrnne. Tacpma, and
E, W. NJxon, Chicago Athletic assbeja
Ubiv. ued for second. Height. 5 fr't il!i
Inches. ,
Flve-mtle rtint Ray, Illraol Aihletief
club, flrjt: Sterblns,- PatersOn, N, 4es
Orrt: no thlrtl. Time " ' '
Hammer thtow: Walsh. Irish-Arneft.
can Athletic club first; KoWep 'Michigan
second; TudUm,. lie w Orlean's, gym
"'S.1'!.1"! "'nnce lsa feet 2? InU
120. Yard ditahr Howe. North Doreoster.
Mass., ftratl Union.. New Orlan'. trvm.
nUo club, second; Van Winkle New
Tork AthleUo efub third. TlmerK&i
223-Yard- hurdiea; Corey, 'Chicago
AtWeUo club, first: High, Boston Atn
tic club seedpd; McDonald, New
Tork Athletlo club, third. Ttnio i
Running, hoppinr skip und Jump-'
Rattcan, Hibernian Athletic ixluh, , .St
f-ouls. first; Ortmann. Rational. AUi
ltlc club, second j Emerson. Chicago .
Athletlo association, third. Distance,
feet'S Inches.
Dlscu thr-wi Kohler. MIehlganr ilrst:
McDpnough, .Xavieor. Athletic' cluh
5rS8nd.v.'v,?h'. Birmingham Athletic
WUb; third. .lD'tance, lif feet 3 inches'
American. Ath
Blrmlntbam. Athletlo
LUrtlam XT n rVplMAtic A ,t.,..i. :
71. . t . - . . . V. 1
tniro. stance, si feet 1' inch.
Tl flftntiAii M fliawsH4A. 1 . .
O'Hara, Boston Athletic club. "
DUtance; 143 feet S Inchea. 1
WILDCAT FERNS GIVEN .
wuuioiui4 uvtn TU
?;." 'wwi .viiy .was, awarded
u"yi,,u oung ijenay of this
after a sohduUd tn-rounfl bout at
Icah4prk this afternoon They, art)
trwJghts, . t V
WILLARD-WILUAMS GO
STOPPED 1N EIGHTH
Al WlJilams fight was sron pad- jn th
.eighth round and the decision given
Wlllard, WlUtama was badly wmubeA t
record). .
d weight. .throw; ,CapIU, irfih
.lK .