10
Jeffs Comedy Is All to the Ash Can
cue ,1 ausr THOUGHT
OP rt SWEUC 30HE TO
SPRIN6.0N tMirrfvu.-
5O.RJU. IY ON HcrA
Bee j forget m
ROURKES ARE BEATEN TWICE
Oaaha Pitchers Arc Bit at Inoppor
tune Times.
BOURSES' HITS ABE SCATTERED
Topok Makes, Fefwer Safe Clonts In
the First Game Than Omaha,
bnt Thrjr Are llnnrhert
to Win,
WCHITA, Kan., July - 6.Wich!la
pounded alt the Omaha plchers hard and
won both games. The Wichita pitchers
were- welt supported and kept Omaha,'
blows scattered. Score, first same:
WICHITA,
, All. R. I. 6. A. E.
; 6 0 - .1 0 0 0
Middletom cf,... 4 i s 2 n
KOerner.lb S i yU 1110
Hushes, 2b.. 4 2 '' I 6 4 0
Pattlgrew, tf,.,., 4 o 3 1. o 0
PP. M S 0 0 3 6 0
Wacob, p.... 3 1 14 0
Durham, p.... a 0 1 1 o
Totals 33
tuna l
OMAHA.
ii.
2
1
S
B
1
1
0
i
t
1
o,
I
A.
0
4
1
1
0
6
2
2
1
8
' Thomaaon, cf. ,s i
Justice, s. ........... 4 0
Kane, lb.,,,., s 1
Johnson, c. .......... 6 o
Congaltpn, rf.,,,.,., 4 1
,NeTf, if... 4 1
Grubb, 3b...., 4 0
Wallace. 2b,..,.,.... 4 0
Teters, p, 2 1
tesman. p, ,,..(, i o
flhtstak , 1 0
s
1
a
s
3
0
0
0
Totals ..........
S IB 24 14
Batted for Ctosman In the ninth.
Omaha, ,...4,..,.i l 1 t H 'M H
WicMt .,,1 M t 1 t t 1 Ml
Two-base hits: Burke, Johnson, Petit.
?',?" Muffce. Three-base
Wtas MlntoH, Neff; hftme runs Cor
iraHan. HIUS Off Peters. 7 In four In
Ma: off q!oswn, 4 in four !nntas.
Pyi OruVb. Wallace ana, Kane,
struck out: My Cm-ham; J: by Peiem, l;
by Clowman. 1 B6en nn ht: Cite r.
ters, 4: off Ctoaa, 1. Timet liOO. Urn
nlrei o'Tool.
6ec6nd samel
WICHITA. ,
AO. XL H.
A.
3
(BurKe, 3D....,.,
will. r. ..,,.,.... s 2
0
0
r,
o
e
3
0
AimdletoH, Cf... ...... 2 1.
Koerner, 1b,..,. 4 2
Hughes,. 2b. .,.,,,.., g l
PettlBrew, If 4 i
ttanp. ii ,. 3 0
Castle, c. 5 or
FuclK, p S 1
Total .37 10
OMAHA.
AD. Ii.
Thomaaon, Cf., ...... 4 0
Justice. 81,,,.,,,,.,,, s o
Konv lb,,.,,..,.,..,, s 0
Khestak. c... 6 o
Coiigalton, rf. ..,,. 5 0
Jfeff, If 4 1
rtrubb, 8t S l
fWal4ce, Sti, .......... 4 1
R-oWbotj. p.......... 0 0
AriMMK, P .... 4 0
18 57 14
H. O.
0 1
A.
0
li
0
0
0
0
1
1
l
0
1
2. '
X.
1
0
J
2 0
Tatala ........... .S
Omaha ....., 0' 0
WleWta .,,...... 1
S
0 0
11
1
0
0 0
4
Two-feae hit! Ont 6b. Fudk. Ubo.
aiome tud: Jftff. lilts; Off noblnson,
m vwo, mBini oit ArDOgaet, jo in utx in,
uitvas. Struck, out: Bv Fudk. tt hv Mat,,
1m. 1; y ArbeviM, S, aea on balls:
-Mac J. TlUftCi, 2:S. Umpire; O'Toole.
MsmiitaUrers .Mvlsle iahleIIeatep
with the De MoU Train.
honors with W Moines i in I
doubleheader today. In the first same.
tevt?!1?"6 l2 toi In the
f,'.fhyi.wU,l tw men O", bases, fisher
;hUW- u"nt r?" JvH,ch tuned the
H? if.1d Ji wafl ,Fuhf second bomo
ffX160013 not overcome the lead
Wch pss jiolr.es obtained in the second
JnnlBK. score first same: f tf
Score, first eme:
A"B, It.
Ollmore, If. 4 0
Cassldy, tt..., 4 0
Channtll, cf 3 l
Buteher, ?b... 3 j
Block, ib J S
O.
2
1
o 0
1
X
3
2
3
3, ?,i . 2
l. O 1.
jtmiir. ... ........... y 1
voffoy, m s 0
Ftier. ih M 4 -j
Klngr. p.... ,.,...'4" 6
t x a
i
0 3
.2
0
Total
27 IS
DBS MOINES.
.fcB R. J!., O. A.
Hunter, cf..,,., & 0 0
lI.onard. ,.3 ; j
i?f. 1.m. ...... 3 1 0
0
Jly. 4 0
Asdrea. J4 3 0
ftletehl, c.',,. 4 0
Ijifrertr. p ., 2 1
X 0
1
n
1
0
TataJs .9
iDenvs 6 i
2 1
9 0 3
Stf MfrlB&(.M.,...,0
Batte4 ftNr LaKerty liifthq ninth
Ti. fSW". Lofiard.
Two
met. fw Km
DJS MO IN IK,
1st
9.
II.
2
9
1
0
.8
2
O. A.
0
4
e o
s e
it .
7
1 X
i
lishn. rf,.., 4
JC- 4
o
l
i
i
fX
X
iwrj w 4
'SL 2 i
ntmr. a
SsssflST
SAV, MVJVr; VJHfYT
BUiLplM&lf Tie
ft ,
-
4
F&ber, p.............. 4 0
- Totals , -14 fi
9 '27 , 8. 2
' . DBNVEIt.
AB. IX. IL O. A. E.
Ollmore, lf,,,,..
Caesldy. rf'.... 8 11 2
Channelh cf... 4 0 1 2
Ilutclier; 2b..,..-.....t 4 , 0 0.2
Block. 3b.. A 40 13
Bpahr, c 4 0 0 8
Coffey, 1 4 '0 2 s
Fisher, 'lb 4 0 14
atoimberfr, p.. s l t l
wuuun .............. 4 u u v
Totals 33
9 ; 27.
Datted for Holmberar In the eighth.
pes Moines... 0 n 0 c I'M M
Denver ,...0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0-2
Stolen bases; Casn'dy, Andreas, Hunter.
Threo-bHie hits: Halin (2), Jones. Homo
runai nellly, Cassldy, Sacrifice hit:
Hah n. Passed ball: Hleltcht. Btruckout:
By Holmberir. 6; by Faber, S. Vases on
balls: Off Holmhersr. 5; off Faber, 1.
Jouble plays: Holmberic to Coffey,
nellly to Jones: ftnahr tfl "lsher to Cof
fey lo niock. Wild pitch; Faber. Hit
by pitched, ball J Andreas. Left on bases:
Dpnver. 8; Dea Moines. ,8. Tlnte: I'M.
Empire: Blgier, '
ToruicA siiUTa out t. josisph
Uorhlcr la Hit llnrrf ntiit Is titven
Poor Sopport.
8T. JOSIOPH, Mo., July 6,-Doehler was
hit hard and waa given poor support,
while Smith was steady at all times,
Topckft winning a shutout frame, B to o,
Harney Itellly of last years Ht. Joseph
team umpired the, same. Score:
TOPEKA.
. AD. i It.
H,
1
1'
1
' j
1
0
0
1
o.
1
4
1.
0
3
n
7
1
0
Mciarry. so.,,,.,,,. 4 v
French, is , 5
1?, If..,, ..., 3
Forsythe, rf... ...... 4
near. cf.... ,.,..,':. 4
Rapps, lb ,,'3
Crist, o.t 3
Barry, Jb, .,,,.!,...., 4
Smith, p,.. 4
Totals
... ,,(,, .34 t D
ST. JOSEPH,
.27 12 I
An. Jt.
H.
V
1
1
0
2
0
0
0 ,
0
0
0
o.
2
1
a
0
3
0
10
0
0
fi
1
0
Af 15.
watson, 3b...,,,,,... 4
Oclis. 2h.. 4
Zwllllng, cf... 4
Ketter. rf.-c. 4
Vesterxll, as,.,,,.,.. 4
Relnhart, If....,.,.,., 8
"Brewer, lb, ..,.,3
Kelly 1
McConnaxhy. cf..... 0
Orlffith, p 2
Tannehlll. rf. ........ 4
Hoehler, p,, 8
0
4 0
0
0
0
0
0
' 0
0
0
0
0
0
Totals 35 0
2t IS
'Billed for Ilrawer In tho seventh
Topeka ........... f.O M I 1 M 0 1-0
Bt,,Joph, ...0 0 0 0 0 O'O $ 0-0.
wTwo"base hit: Relnhart, Sacrifice hit:
lianns. Htolon bases: Molarrv. French.
Smith, lielnhart Struck out: BV Boeh-
icr, 4 by Smith, 8. Bases on balls: Off
Boehlcr. 2. Hit by pitched ball: By Boeh
lerr Le, Timet 1:49. Umpire: Uellley.
HIOCX OXTV WIKS AT lilNCOtiN
X
Breaks I,olnK Htreak t Expense of
4he ARleloues.
MN'COfcN. July .-Bloux City broko Ha
loslnsr strfak today by winning a hard
foufftit base ball battle by a score of 4
to S. ' After the first Innln "Cy" Ypune
Pitched wlanlntf ball, Ho weakened Jn tha
ninth' and Wlilto waa called to .Ihe rescuc
Ittncofn used three pitchers, - but Clause
waa effective. Score!
o-, a
ab n, ;it. o
A.
4
IJoyd, 2b ........... S 0 ti 0
muuen. jo ..,..,, 1
Donovan, rf .... at
Coloi cf ,. S
McCormlck. If ,., 4
Peploskt. 3b .,,,,,,,3
Cobb ,,, 1
DoWllnff, as S
Baker. 0
0
. J
, 1
2
X
0
0
0
- 0
0
0
0
X
6
t
0
'
0
0,
1,
'0
.0
Carney. 0 t
Knapp, p , . 1
Dessau, p 0
Ctauss, p ,., , 3
1
hp
Totals
'8 .IT 10 J
BIOUX-C1TY.
AB, 'St.1' If. O. , A, B,
crais, rf ....
Cootiey, 2b .,
Smith, se ....
1,1 0 S O 0
.:. 4
1
0
.1
0
.4
,0i
X,
13' 6
0
0
..,,..,,-4
4
It
Clarke. If ...
Davidson, cf
Callahan. b
0
1
I
1
0
uurna. lb 4
Vann, u 4
Young, p 4
White, 9 ,.w...O
Totals , 83 s 27 8 1
Batted for reptosk! n' the ninth.
Lincoln 4 MMM1M
S.
Sioux City ..........0 0 0 4 0 1 0 .06
Earned runs: Lincoln, a; SloUje City. .
Home run: Smith, Two-has hit: Calla
han. Double play: Peploski to Mullen
to PaplASkl. 'Stolen bases. Uonovati,
eploikl. Cole. t3afrlfice hits: Crola.
Clarke. Struck out:. By Knapp. u by
C14US8. S: by Youns, is ijy Whlte. ,5.
Base on balls: Off Knapp, 4: pff Postati.
2: off Clause. 3. lilt by pltched'ball: By
Yodnr. 2. Wild pitch: White. P&ssed
ball: Vann. Tlm: 2:39. Umpire: An
dersen. K.
Potter Wins from Kidnrr.
POTTKH. Neb.. July .-(iWal.-Tbe
Potter Cuba defeated StdneyNn h well
played game here the Fourth by tho score
of I to , The feati re of the game waa
the home run drlva by Linn of Potter tn
the second Inning and spectaeutajr catcher
0
niuerson. core: II. U.K.
Sidney 0 0MMMU
-7
potter o x o a x 0-7 y s
Batteries: Sidney, Doran and; Fine
Potter. Spltsbart and Johnson. Umpires:
Qowln and Hodman.
Freaaant Originals Win.
FREMONT. Nfb,, July U-Speclal.V-Fremowt
Original today won an excit
ing gshie from Snyder by a. seore of 8
to 7. Fourteen successive men struck out
hi: Giistln was the feature. Rearer
Fremont OrLsrlBsla Ooiicnna ! 's a a
S 03 00 0 X 1 0-T1J
fwwicBi, c una i nge; ,uutn
and-prnW. .
Urrtonm Larrtlnn
and wpunds are healed, without -danger
M blood pot4ftle. by Buaklea'a" Arnlea.
th,haaH wander. Only 2f,
VY, YOV) POOR.
SIMP, THG
WOOLVORTH
8Uli.DfN& 0p
'N
course
PAWNEES WllfFAST ONE
Take Contest from Seward by Score
of Four to Three.
RUNS TO
THIRTEEN
INNINGS
Bunched Illta In Flnnl Hound Help
Columbia io (ifr Scvrnrd Men
TrlmmlnK -Deal Xlaps a ,
TTTO-Bas;er.
SBWAHD, Neb,. July 8.-Bpecla! Tele-
kram.) Columbus won today's jramo by
bunchlnp hits In, tho thirteenth lnnlnp.
Tho game was well played and Interest
ing throughout, Score;
COLUMBUS. . BBWAItD.
All 11 n A C. An it o. k. iv
nondttu, bnu iwiir, , 11 I I I
Smith, rf... lite 0Tttn. ,,. 4 0 1 4 t
Crtn, If.,., t 1 1 0 Of'otrrt, e... 4 0 8 10
ul. id.... 1 III g jmtkiin, cr. s 1 4 v 0
am$f, tt. t X 1 0 lClAok,. rt... 0 2 0 a
PeODltl. ft. i a I 7 ORnnnnn. h i I X 1
J.Hmllh, 3b 4 0 0 1 2Me!ntrri lb I 1 II 3 0
Hrstunser. oi on 3 cionird, if. 3 10 0
ArtUr. p... I 0 0 2 OWoodt, p... 1 0 0 t S
nti, p.... I 1 0 C OWttters, p.. t I 7 0
, Telsls ,Tlt Ji ll's 8UI.....i$"iI 3
Itondeau oUt. hit hv batted hall.
Columbus .00)9 3 0 000 0 0 0 0 3-5
Xw.:ba5a hltl .Deal. Bases on balls:
Off Woods, l: oft Walters. 1; off Artley,
X Struck' out! By WoodsTi; by Walters.
4: by Artley, 7; by Heed, 3. Hit by
pitched ball: Brannon. Time: 2:S0. At
tendance: 409. Umpires Pontius. -
NslDerlnr Rents latanaicrs.
SUPKrtiOlt, Neb., .July .-(Special
Telegram.) Superior won from Grand
Island In the' game played at Lawrence
this afternoon by a 4 to 3 scoro. Vance
and C. Brown both did fine pitching
neither Bide allowing many hits. The
first game between Lawrence . and
Batten 'was won by the latter 1 to 0.
Score:
. ORAKD ISLAND. (WFKKIOn.
AB.H.O.A.Z. -. AB.H.O.A.R
lAnaltn, lb. 4
K.Bron, H I
Sctt!Yr, tt t
B.Brown, II 4
Co, lb.,., 4
WAl, D,.. 4
Wh., e... 4
MnlSf, ... 1
p.. 4
1 t
oivror, ,. lot
JOf T 3b.. SOS
OMelntrt, cf, 4 3 1
OLandntti, rf 1 0 3
OTbelmlnf. ltt 0 1
iss
2 0 0
ooc
0 19 0
111
w-swii. ID s Ji
lObit, 3 1
IRlttltB, ... 4 1
too
1 O.tVstU. 4 10 1
ToUli.:.3l 1 3t a Ttlt.....ja :n i i
Orahii Island ... ...0 1 0 oo 0 0 1 1-3
superior .....,....o o g l z l o 0 4
.fuw1ajSa!,lii: Haley, Jlelnrrt. Threo
WWa hltti Ward. .Home run: E. Brown.
Struck, obit By Vance, Ti By Brown. 7.
HaMs tjr batlsi Off Brbwrt, i'.otf Vance,
4. Stolen bases i Pry or, Orey, Schoon
oyer, B. Brown, Double plays: Obst to
Gray to Bockewlta; laSaile to E, Brown
to Cse. Sacrifice hits: Pryor, Landrcth,
Thelssln;. Uookewlt. Obst. Umpire:
Meyers. Attendance 1,000.-
Jtaattjtga Loses einsfest.
HASTINOS. Neb., July 0.-Speclal
Telegran.)-Wth terrific hitting tn the
early Innings Fremont today won . from
Hastings 18 to 1 While Conway waa
touched for, fourteen- hits ho kept them
well BCAttered except lp the sixth and
eighth Innings. Score;
. FHKM(XNT. , HASTINGS.
. L. AB.H.0.A.K. AB.II.O.A.B.
Turmio. u 4 i s s oaccMeld. If. 1 l i o 0
3D,
3 X 1 FortmB, '11110
Wtl,
e 5 l o Batt. cf, 4 2 3 0 0
Htnrr, lb.. 4
ortck, lb.. 3 1 7 0 e
Flretln, Ibl l n I
lWcCSb.7 rf,p's .3130
ODIatl. e.... 4 I S 3 0
SRtn. ii. .. 0 0 0 1 6
WW, 3b... 4
Oyptrt. rt,. I
Oourlsr, ., s
Mantf, .. t
Ctrawtjr, p.. 4
Wttt, C....3
06llnr, p.. 2 3 2 O
ih naarny
Hi I H M
.,.. 1, a 1
Ttsl U li 37 1
Fremont .,.... ..8 e 1 4 03 0 00-rW
Hastings , ...,0 000020X 0-3
vl?m?$nL ,?ur2?n ?hrc baaa hits:
Wetael, Bechtold, Two base hits: Welch,
Henry. Itels. Oouriey, Bennett. McCibe
Sacrifice hit: .Conway, stolen bases:
Stance. Struck out: By Conway, 5: by
8torte, 2; bsr Shaneri , 2: by McCabe, 3.
Bases on balls: Off Conway. 4; off
tbne, I; off Shaner, 3 off McCabe. 1.
jm by PUch Slm'aeiv t8) by Sonvray
L Umpire: Freese.
American Association Results.
"At Columbus '. K.lLfc.
Columbus si 11 i
Indianapolis .4.... 5 10 2
Batteries: Davis and Smith Harring
ton, Menv Willis and Casey.
At Kansas City nn rr
Milwaukee , ..0 8 S
Kansas City ...l.f.lQXlo
Batteries: Watson. Dougherty and
Hughes: Covington and O'Connor.
At Louisville HH.E.
IjulsvlUe , c i a
a-oiedo ::;:::::;;t4? 2
Batterlea: Powell. Lowdermlik. Helm
Kruegenrer0 ?e SchHur
tut Wih' 5 ;.,!r?t "8ame5 ,CH'J-
MliineapolU rt ,..... s 16. 0
t:.T wrwaruner and James:
Patterson and Owena. "
aecona am.e: ;
Bt. Paul .....;,.
Minneapolis :
Baturles:. Walker
stock and Smith.
n.ii.E.
................ Z t 1
3 ;
and Jamea; Cora-
.rliunr Bents t'rnvford. '
crtAWFOUO. Neh, July 6.-Speclal
Telegram.)-Ardmoro won a fast game
from Crawford today by bunching hlti
In the sixth inning. The batting of Boyd
T'? . f?tur., be Hotting three sf
dilyca In four tlmas up. fcor:
vrnrapre OOOOOJOOO-,3
Crawford 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 o-i
twuenjs: Ararpvf. riis and Hert:
Crawford, Wilson and eoya. '
.... .
Fpraciiiuau Make Mark.
STOCKHOLM. Jury 6. -Jean Bpuln. the
ruiiw imiuiw in 1115 ont-ncur race at
thfratadlum. egvered today 1J.M1.S0 meters
(it mile. 1.44 yards). Tht hlmt.
world's record r ti utu. nv
:t
V.""MW . B.iruuu., tog HnKllSti
hfH,y Plays' Goad Ball.
SHELBY. Neb ' July (Bpcelal,)
At the celebration here Kridsv ih Rhihv
biH tlfid Rising City In the
foretiooii, with aSore of U to It In
the afternoen feHitlby, scored xs sua
UUC. i.
For
MX
THE BEE:. OMAHA, MONDAY, JULY 7, 1913.
MwMMMi mm i ii i urn a Awiiiwwmmwwiimwmwwmwi is i i mmwwmmmmwwwm
nope vou'ne
VHRON&, THE
How DO"'oO
HOT&L TOURAtME ,
MAKfc THflfr
Boston is
THE TALCGST
T
Standing of Teams
WESTERN LEAOUE.
Played. Won. Lost..
Pet.
.680
.666
.645
.633
.626
.103
.392
.354
Denver 75
SI
43
42
41
41
24
33
35
37
Des Mollies , ,76
St. Joseph 77
Lincoln K
Omaha 78
Sioux City ,. 74
Topeka .....,...,. 74
Wichita, 79
30
43
28 7 61
NATL. LEAGUE.
W.L.Pct.
AM EH, LEAGUE.
W.Ii.Pct.
Phlla 63 18 .748
Cleveland . .43 29 .623.
Washington 41 33 .654
Chicago. 42, 38 .532
Boston .,.,..35 35 .600
St. Louis 31 60 .383
Detroit .....30 49 .380
New York...20 60.285
NEB. LEAGUE,
New York..4S 24 .652
Phlla 40 25 .615
Chicago ...40 34 ,841
Brooklyn ..38 31 .537
Pittsburgh 83 38 .463
St Loill 31 4t .431
BostOH 28 40 .412
Cincinnati .27 47 ,K3
, AMEtt. ASSN. I
, W.L.Pct.
COlumbUs ..45 32 .m
W.L.Pct.
Superior .
Kearney .
Fremont .
York
.30 20 ,600
Milwaukee 48 33 .578
Louisville ..41 39 .513
Mlnn'aoolls 40 S3 .606
..29 10.692
..28 S3 .549
..25 23 .521
Kan. City... 41 41 ,600
Hastings
.25 26 ,490
Mt. I'aui..,,37 39 .487
Toledo 34 47 .420
Gr. Island... 22 29 .431
Columbus ,.21 29 .420
Seward 20 30 .400
Indi'napolU 31 45 .40$
YVulerdny'x nesnlla.
WESTERN LEAGUE. a
Omaha, 6-3J Wichita. 8-10.
Hloux City, 6; Lincoln, 6.
Des Moines. 0-6: Denver, 7-1
Topeko,,6; St. Joseph. 0.
NATIONAL LEAQUE.
Pittsburgh, 4-10; Cincinnati, 2-4,
AMERICAN LEAGUE. .
. Chicago, 2-0: Cleveland, 6-7,
Detroit, I.' St. Louts, 2.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION, . ' .
Indianapolis, 6) Columbus, 3.
Milwaukee, 0; Kansas City, 10.
Minneapolis. 6-3;t, Paul, 1-6, .
NEBRASKA STATE LEAGUE.
Fremont, 1C; Hastings,' 3.
Columbus, 6; Seward, 3."
Grand Island, 3; Superior, 4.
Gnsaea Tiir.
Western League-Topeka at Bt. Joseph,
Omaha at 'Wichita, Sioux City at' Lin
coln, Dea Moines at Denver,
National League Boston at Philadel
phia, New York at Brooklyn, Cincinnati
at Pittsburgh.
American League Detroit at St. Louis,
Washington at .New York, Philadelphia
at Boston, .
American Association Toledo at Louis.
Q
0
0
e
0
1
0
0
0
Vllle. Indianapolis at Columbus, Mlnnc-'
apous at .MiiwauKeo, St. t'nus at Kansas
City.
Nebraska State League Fretndnt at
Hastings, Columbus at Seward, Kearney
at York, Grand Island at Superior.
Townsends Shut
Out by the Luxus
.Under the new management of Louis
Kocher, the Luxus defeated the Towji
send team 8 to 0.. This waa tha best game
theLuxus have put up this season, play
ing a. perfect gamo In the field, with hits
In.plnchcs and some excellent base rus
hing. Dyck and McQire opposed each other
on me mouna ana for eicni innings oom
pitched airtight ball, tho Luxus being
otto run tn tho lead until the eighth in
ning, when they got to McQire, knocking
tho ball all over the lot And scoring seven
runs. Dyck pitched good steady ball, al
lowing .but three hits. He struck out
eight mcn'whlle his toammatea played
errorless ball,
Tho- Luxus scored their first run In the
third When Dyck started off with a two
base hits and scored, on Smith's single.
They, scored the other seven runs In iho
eighth Inning by good hitting and base
running. The features of the game was
tho all around playing of the Luxus,
VanOus' fielding at first base and Smith's
three hits, one being for extra bases.
Scoro:
I.UXt'B. TOTCKSEKDa.
a n i,n 1 w An llniir
Wnnj, II.. 1110 or. Ka. If 4 0 10
Smltr. it.. Illlt ftiup. 3. . 1 3
HAchten. It 3 1 1 0 OKftnD. c... 3 Oil 0 01
Vmntus, lb. 4 1 I 0 OKriegltr. lb 1 0 l s 1
Trt7, tb..s t t t oarirlih, u4 1 o 3 o
Voi. tt ...i 0 3S SA'iHroi, cf.. 3 0.1 1 0
Sttpp. 2b... 4 12 '- eaPartih. ! I 1 I 1
DTOi, p... 110 3 OMcQutrt. p,l lil I
TOU1S 37 l 0 ToUlf 111 2
Luxus 0 01000070-890
Townsends . .,00000000 0-0 3 3
Two-baso nits: tsaup, uycK. urtpp.
Stdlen bases: Smith, Kemp, Krlegler,
Dyck. Sacrifice httai Kemp, Denny.
Hachten. Double plays: Rapp to Vanous:
Rapp to Smith to Vanous. Bases on
balls: Off Dyck." 6: off McQutre, 3, Hit
by pitched ball; Fox. Struck out: By
Dyck. 8: by McQulre. 11. Time: 1:45. Um
pire: Kucera. ' " c
Workmen Lost tfte
1iv- fi-n.mp. t.n Armmirs
V.M .W W
" ' ' ' 'I
iJAfio Armours on iiinnj," inn oouui
Omaha Auclcnt Order of United Workmen
Suuday, 8 to J. Ouerneak (orthe Armoum
aiinwea nui inree mis 1 una sirucK out
twolve men, Smith, while a little wltd at
UTOts. pucnuu a gouu bbiiiq. ine nailing
f A ivy. Graves, Collins, Corcoran and
ttvan.and the ail-around DlayltiR of both
outfields and Ryan's long hit over center
1114 fence, scoring three, mn, were fea
tures. Score:
WOKKWS.V AiutQuna.
Aait.O.A.& AB.H.O.A.E.
TuUlt, tb . 1 3 3 ICottlu. If. 1 0 0 3
lln-go, lb z l M,'stia, Jh 3 1 10
Wblr. lb 1 Oil 1 f fftrwrtn. 3b 3 3 1 3 1
IHUShyt. Ill I I I Ollltn. lb... 0 10 0 0
Pa4n. If. 3 tt 1 0 Otlrm.w, tt . i I 3 1 0
fiiiA. It , I I 1 aiiuu, ... 4 0 t t 3
Trsn. M" 3 10 3 11. Jetlto, ill t 1 I
Lltbon, e. 3 as 0 eoutrnm, a. t 3 0 1 0
Jgmlth. P-. J '0p. Uin, 1 10 1 9
v, .oUUi,...M 1 M "t .tU "t' " 1
A.O. U, w, ,.ooorooooi-i 3 4
Armours ,,.,00 o 0 Q 2 ;4 8 7 a
Home mat Ryan, ; Two-base hits. Cor
coran (2), Tuttle, ColMnr. Struck out : By
Guerness, 10; by Smith. 6V Bases on bulls:
Off Smith, 5, Hit by plU-htd ball: Lang,
heme. Fariimt mn! Aitnntirit &:
J2.-0U, Umpire: Regan.
Kay to ta& BUuttlea-Bse Advartls lag.
Drawn
WEl.t- QBCAU5.e IT4
SO TAU TH6 CLOUDS
He -vo do (nto
The wiMdows ,
"ro raiw -fee-Hee I
OVTfl
1
PIRATES TAKE BOTH GAMES
Better on Mound and at the Bat
Than Cincinnati.
REDS TOPPLE ONE BY ONE
' i". 1
Use Three r! teher-. In the First
, Game, While ikendrlx Keeps
the Hits ScaiOretl Daring;
Wholei Sktitle.
CINCINNATI, July 6,-Plttsburgh . won
both games of a double-header fromicin
clnnatt today, the first by 10 to 4 and the
second by 4 to 2. In both games Pitts
burgh did better, pi t?h'ing and outbatted
and outplayed Clnplnliatl.
In tho first game Cincinnati used three
pltcharo and ajl wff'e hit hard. On tho
otljer hand Jlendrix, -who waa on tho
mound for Pittsburgh, kept the tilts scat
tered, except In the sixth, when Cincin
nati made four hits-and' scored two of
Its runs. Benton started the game for the
locals, and besides being wild was hit
hard. lie was succeeded In the fifth by
Harter, , who . In turn was relieved by
Johnsdn Ih the eighth. '
- In tho Second game' Adams had tho lo
cali at his mercy. .He allqwrid only six
hits, but one" of, these Was a homo run
by Dodge with one on basq. Suggs started
well, but after, the sixth Inning he weak
ened 'and llowed the visitors to bat out
a victory.
. Miller carried off the batting honors ln
the first game, while Dodge's home run
was tho hitting .feature In tho second.
Score, first game:' '
'Battcd for Harter in. the seventh.
cBatted for Johpsdn ih the ninth.
Pittsbureh .........0.0.2 a 1 1 1 n ?tn
Cincinnati ..,....! 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 14
Two-base hits: Hendrix, Wilson,
Beschee. Three-baSe hits: Miller (2i.
Hits: Off, Benton,.- Jri .four Innings: off
Harter, 3 Ih three innings: off Johnson. 3
In two innings. Sacrifice hit: McCarthy.
Sacrifice flies: B4rghammcr, Kommers.
Stolen bases: Carey (!). Marsans. Bates.
Double play: Bergh&rdmer to Hoblltzell.
Left on bases: Pittsburgh. 8; Cincinnati.
8. Bases on balls': Off Hendrix, 4: off
BentoA, 3: off Harter, 2. Struck out: Bv
Wcndrlx. 2; by Benton.. 3; by Johnson, 2.
wiia piicnesr iicnanx, 1, Planer, i.
Time: 2:25. Umpires! Qulgiey and i',ma
lte. Pittsburgh ,,..0 X:0002 00 1-4
Cincinnati .0 0 0 z o 0 0 0 03
Two-base hit: Carey. Home run:
Dodge. Sacrifice hits; Miller, Marsans.
Sacrifice fly: Buuer. stolen base: i.iar
sans. Double play: Groh to Hoblltzell.
Left on bases; Pittsburgh. 4; Cincinnati.
4. Bases on halls: Off Suggs, 1. Struck
out: By Adams, 3:- by Suggs. 3. , Time:
1:40. Umpires: QUlftiey and ismsua,
GEORGE REDICK HIGH AT
OMAHA GUN CLUB SHOOT
i
George Redlck was high man at the
practice ahoot of the Omaha. Oun .club
yesterday, making 185 out o,f a possible
too. Score! J
i SHOT AT MO.
George Rcdtck , 185
Elmer Redlck ...r. 178
O. O. Reaiok...v. la
Georga Rogers ... .."?.;,. . ?l
F. T. ixivring
Arthur Keellne
,...:,...........!, 8S
T rl limn
,,,,...,,.......,..9
' ;-rher Foot lall SehetlBle.
MINNEAPOIJS. .Minn., July $. The
following tentative schedule has been ar
ranged for tho toot ball team of the
University of Minnesota for the season
of 1913: ,
September 2T-UnlVerslty of South. Da
kota at Minneapolis.
October 4 Amer at. Minneapolis.
October IS University- of Nebraska at
Lincoln. . r 1
Ndyember X University or Wisconsin at
Madison.
November 16 University of Chicago at
Minneapolis.
November SS-UnlVerslty of Illinois at
Champaign, ' '
Artie llorniVu Sola,
NASHVILLE,' Tenri., July Artie Hof
man former centerflelder and utility man
of the Chicago Cutis and last year traded
to Pittsburgh, has htCn sola to th
Nashville club, according to announce.,
ment today by President Hlralg. He Will
report Immediately.
Wllbrr l.omem One.
TOBIAS, Neb., Jdly 8.-r(Speclal.)-WlU
but met defeat here, yesterday at tha
hands of the fast Alexandria team. The
float scoro was 14 to 10. Wilbur used two
pichers.
BranlnR Win a Another. '
BRUNING. Neb.. Jiilv 6. ffencla1.1
JBrunlng won yesterday from Shlckley,
p 10 1.
V Strsnsr Befeas"Weteri.
r TOBIAS. Neb, July .-(8pec!aU-In
the morning game here, yesterday Strang
defeated Western, -18i to R '
Orklo Br. Win.
Orkln Broihers defeated the Douglas
Printing company's team yesterday at
Fontenelle park by the scoro of to t
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NAPS BEAT THE SOX TWICE
Mitchell Holds Chicago 'to One Hit
in Second Game.
LAJ0IE THE BATTING HERO
In the First Game He Hits Safely
Three Times in Three Tlnies to
Bnt Weaver's Wild Throw
.,". ,
xttenalTe. - - ,
CLEVELAND, 0 July 6.-leveland
took, two games from Chicago, today, 6
to 2 and, 7 to 0 In the first game both
Clcotte and Falkenberg were wild, but
the latter received better support ln tho
pinches. Chicago scored in the sixth oa
Collins' single. Graney's error and singles
by Bodle and Schalk and again In tho
seventh on Clcotte's dduble and Lord's
single. In the second Cleveland scored
on Rath's error, Lejole'a single and
Ryan's sacrifice. Ryan's double scored
one for Cleveland in the sixth and
Weaver's wild throw let in two more.
Beall's muff of Ryan's-long fly let ln two
ihoro (n tho seventh. .
Mitchell had Chicago at his mercy in
the second game, while' Cleveland batted
Russell and Bens from the box. Weaver's
single In the sixth was the only hit se
cured off, Mitchell. In' the ninth Mitchell
filled trie bases with three bases on balls
and then, retired the next three in order.
Score, first game:
CLEVELAND. CHICAGO.
uirewil, ill 1
Clupmin. h I
0 s 0 OBulII. cf... c 0
J J JJ-Mi. 2b..,.. 21 1
111 OBargxr, lb,, 000
0 2 0 OLon!, 3b..r-S 1 0
lurner, 3b., 3
JackMn, rt. x
Ltjole, 2b.. 3
Rrtn, cf... 3
Orsnsjr, If, ..3
Ln, e...l
Cirlich. e,. 1
Ktlk'b'g. P 3
Ullrclt .. 1
Otte 0
ii visaite, ib., 4 1
ixuim, rf, 4 1
0O0 IDodle, if... 3 1
0 4 1 OBchAlk. c, 3 1
Oil 0 Wearer, u. 3 0
0 0 4 IClcotte.V p 3 1
0 0 0 OTournlcr ..10
OOP 0'Etrly , 1 0
ToUls 39 Iff 1
Batted for Land in the sixth.
.rJlAor.Le'lYe,.i m me, sixth.
.5aH5 f.or Sf'h.ln .the seventh.
ior iwtuiio m me mntn.
Cleveland 0 i 0 0 0 8 2 0
Chicago 0 5,0001X00-1
ir-i:""0..,'J.""s.,.,-ny,raini . wan.
-.wy..c. oottiuuB niisr iiyan, Johnston.
n,841006 " Wan. Stolen
base: Falkenberg. Bases on bolls: Off
Ikenberg, 6; off Clcotte. 5. Passed ball:
i r..'. 1' crura; uieveiana. 31
, Chicago, 1. Left on bases: Cleveland. 8:
clS.0- ,i Tlraes Z:02, umpires: EA-ans
ana aherlaan.
Score, second game: "
cLevelak-d ciiicaoo. ,
AD.H.O.A.B. AILII oa n
Jehiuten. lb 4 3 3 0 0 Berrer. 2b. 4 I 0 4 tt
Cbapmaa, ss 3
Turner, 3b,. 3
Jackftra, rf.. 4
IJole, 2b,. 4
Itran, cf....l
Onmr, It., 4
O'Nall, c, 3
JUtchvll, p. 3
1 z oird, lb..., 3 0 11
. v v vnaie, id. . a
1.30 OCollIni, rt, 4
13 4 onodte. If... 4
3 0 OBrhtlk, e.. 3
2 3 0 OKuhn. c... 1
0 7 3
0 10
O 3 0
0 4 2
. 0 .0 1
0 $ 0 OiUtllcV, cf, 2
0 3
'1 4
1 o u nearer, ..,3
30
i.uascll. p, J
..31 13 27 10 OBcai, p..,., 1
Smith, n.. fl
0 0
04
a a
Total,
1 o
s 1
0 0
0 0
-natn 1
0 0
. Totals JS1 24 It 2
Batted for Smith-In the ninth,
Cleveland 0 0 2 1 0' 4 0 0 7
jvnicago .....,iO O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0
..Thrce-basfhlfi' Chapman. Two-bate
hits: Johnston, Ryan. Sacrifice hit:
Ryan, Sacrifice fly: Turner. . Stolen
sell, $ In four Innings: off Ben. 6 In two
hininga: off Smith. 1 in two inning
Bases on balls: Off Mitchell, 4; iitt Tie's.
"iiwa um; ujr jnncrieu, 4: Dy Beni.
phases! Cleveland, 3: Chicago, 6. Time:
i;u, umpires: isvarts and Sheridan.
1 Setrolt Gets Snill 23nd.
. ST. LOUIS, July 6.-"Ifty Hamilton
bested the veteran. Joe Leke, tn a pitch,
era' 1 hAttlA , l, ! Dr,A .aam a
tpula evened up tn serlei with Detroit,
winning1. 2 to 1. v
in tho ninth inning Shotton singled and
was Bacriflcwl to second by Stovall. Pratt
WfiB t)AnrMl- Wtttlai-nat alntrlo ltl.,1 u
4r -wsssw -! ltM (.lie
rift MAS! TnhnslAH 4 1. 1 l
I wuukrwii IIICII DCVUICU MIS XirBV Mil
Un many dy and Shotton scored the Win-
nlng run. r
ao visitors scoreu meir run in the
to third on Agncw's poor throw to first
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fly. Score:
ST. LOUIS. DETUOIT.
AB.H.O.A.E. AB.H.O.Alb.
Bbdlton. cf. 4 3 1 6 ltBuih. ..., 4 10 7-0
BtOTAll, lb. 3 1 12 3 OVItt. 3b.... 4 10 3' 0
Pntt. 3b... 3 3 3 3 OOrurfftrd, Tll'l 0 0 0
WlllUmi, rf 4 1 1 0 0Vch. It.. 4 0,2.0.0
Johtuton, If 4 t 2 1 OGtlnrr, lb. 4 0 1 0 a
Austin, 3b.. 3 0 3 4 OSIUilte, c. 3 ( 3, 1' 0
Lrn, !.. 3 1 3 4 Oitlsh, cf.... 1 110 0
Atnav, ... 3 0 1 1.1 Louden, 2b". 3 0 1 4 0
Imlton, pt 1 1 1 OL&ke, p.... 3 00 4 1
ToUls 30 3 27 17 ! Totsls 30 lti ii "T
One out when winning run was made.
St. Louis ,..0 0 X 0 0 0 0 0 1-2
Detroit ....0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0-1
Sacrifice, hit: Stovall. Double, play:
Austin to Stovall. Bases on balls'! Oft
Lake, 1; off Hamilton, 2. Struck out: By
Lake. 2: by Hamilton. 2. Tlmo: 1:25. Um
pires: Illldcbrand and O'Loughlln.
WEST POINT AND DODGE
DEFEATED BY WISNER TEAM
WISNEB, Neb., July 6.-(Speclal.)-Wlsner
went to West Ftnt July 4, and
defeated West Point In a well, played
gamo by score of 4 to 2. Tho features
of tha game were home runs by Zackek
and .Chupp. Score:
R H E
Wlsner .'..3 0 0 0 0 0 X 0 0-4 ' 8 2
Wet Point 0 0 0 0 0 0 X1 0-2 7, 3
tscdC &l.....,l.. nOg 123 1232
Batteries: Wlsner, Martin ahd Thomp
son; West Point. Denton and Zacek.
Wlsner defeated Dodge Sunday' on "tho
home grounds In a very fast game by
score of 2 to 0. Tlie feature of the game
was tho pitching of Martin for Wlsner
allowing Dodge three hits.. Score:
R, H. Vi.
Wlsner 0 00 0 2000 -2 A 1
Dadgo .....OOOjOOO 000-0 8 .3
Batteries: Wlsner, Martin and Thomp
son; Dodge, Selb and Butler.
COLUMBUS ALL-STARS MEET
DEFEAT AT HANDS OF LEIGH
LEIGH. Neb., July .-(6peclal 'Tejp
gr'am.) Leigh defeated -tho Columbus All
Stars here today in a listless game. 13
to S. "Wolbold, a, recruit, waa tried out ln
the box for Leigh and did remarkably
Well, strlklngOut sixteen men. Score:
R.IJ.U.
Leigh 2 0 1 7 0 1 1 1 -1310 5
CoIumbUs ...0 0 1 2 0"0 0 0 0575
Batteries: Leigh, WUbold and VlaCh:
Columbus, Wllcynskl -and Wolfe. Struck
out: By Wlebold, 16: by wllcynskL 5.
Two-base hits: J- Torrtes. (2), Schuttx.
Umpire: Penrod.
I 1 '
St. Edvrard Wine Ttvo tinmen,.
ST. EDWARD. Neb., July (Special,)
St. .Edward won an easy game Friday
from Petersburg by tho Ucoro of 17 to 2.
When St. Edward had the game well tn
hand, tho regulars were taken out nnd
subs were used the latter halt and they
held Petersburg down to one score. Scoro:
Petersburg 0 100000 10-3
St Edward ...... ..6 3 0 6 0 111 -t7
Batteries: Petersburg, Wright ahd Ten
nis; St. Edward, Canine, Jone, Wolf and
Adams.
Ih a game played at Newman Grove
right after the Petersburg game, St. Ed
ward Won from the Genoa bunch. Genoa
had Klngdon twirling for them, and he
certainly played the game for Genoa.
He drove In threo runs with a thrtie-bfiya
hit and one double. Styles of St. EdwaAl
got a 'homo run byj. lonR drive over the
centcrflelder'a head, sending In one run
ahead of him. Scoro: It. U.K.
St. Edward 3 0 0 0 S o o 0 2-7.10 t
Genoa 0 2 000 2 2tf0-a 8 3
Batterlea: St Edward, Bono and
Adams; Genoa. Klngdon and Wlllard.
Umpire: McKay.
" 1 11
Orleans Takes Trro.
ORLEANS. Neb., JUly 6.-(Special.)-Orltana
easily won both games from At
lanta yesterday. Score, first game:
R.H.K.
Atlanta 0 0O1O1O-263
OrleanB 3 k4 0 1 0 0 5--10 1C 1
Batteries, Orleans, Johnson and Carroll;
Atlanta, Jackson and Hodges. Double
plays i Orleans, 2.
Sc6re, second game: R.H.K. .
Atlanta 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 ii f'9 4
Orleans 2 0302010 ' S 13 2
Batteries, Orleans, Glavfn and Gardner:
Atlanta. Burqulet and Hodges, Double
plays; Orleans. 2, Homo run: Woentr.
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