THE BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1913.
Ee1iAMTli6tigh 'We' Lost Yesterday
'Copyright. 119lfc National News -Sr lfttrmA t
. ..By Peraree, Giant Twirler
EMBARRASSING Situations .Of A BALL PLAYERS CAWrEfc t7
VHEH A. PLAVER MAS DY oPP MHO. SIT3 IK THE, STAND, AMD HS
Vl&ldiiS OF A MICE UGT AFTEBMcJort, HE IS ALMOST 3yR TO' Wr' KT"0 'fij
BOMW FBOGi Ar4t THEM eLLl rner HPNR GOHft Cft-V PWQW MISS "
. j - 1
THE, P.HILUBS ARE .
THRWe ON TBfVT ET
'RUOCTMARCUARb SHUT THE-
CUBS OUT vsfEDNeStAV
t
-
OMAHA LOSEjCWSE JJATFLI?
.'
Reynolds Has Bettcrrof Closman-by
Two- to tJne Score.
nan Scored hjr tloarkcs .bomen n
i . a
Result of Three, Hervttfch Sln'ulr
i nnd n Sncrifiuu 'KIy !',nj
I Sixth limine-. ' . ' '
TOPEKA, Kan., July laReynolds' was
tight and Topeka won from Omaha In a
pitchers" battle. Omaha qnly'-rjin was
scored on three scratch singles And a sac
rifice fly 1 nthc sixth. Score:';
' TOPEKA,
AB. It H.. 0. A. E.
u, if. 4 i a i o o
Cochran, rf. 4 0 1 1.1 0
Jroraythe, rf.
MciUrry.-sb. .v.,t...f ;o, o, n-.e..,1
dear, cf. t o- x J- '0
Rapp, lb 3 0 o IS 1
French, m 3 10 2 3
Crist, c .. S i i0. iW S ,,0 . 0
iieyjiuiuo, p. .
Total
IS
n a tr a 1
v-s .o:ro$ i ;4 ,'i
'U lV-lr- Hi 4' tH 17 It 'AUMIICIUII H iiuinu.
Time: 1.M9 Umpire:: O'Toole.
Score, second game:
. v ', r ..DENVER.
v v
1 2
0 0
0 1
0 1
2 2
0 0
0 2
1 0
Sllmore.'lf ,
AMldy; rf .
Channel!, cf .., z
tiatatirj z..c 3
Qulilin: 3b
Sj)n!irC..,v 8
Coffft'; ;... v... 3
Iluher. lb '...,.'3
llavrkinir V 3
I
O. A. 10.
3 0 0
t , 0
0 0
4- 0
0 0
l'w 0
3 ; o
IW 0
Standing of Teams
4 8 21 lp'i 0
. 1 Totals' ....s..SS
. .1 i
bT. JOSISl'H.
AU. a L O. Ai B
oens, zt a;
Watson, rf ,t. 4
Zwllllnir. ct ...w-3
llolke, lb 2
ltrlnhart. If 2
(Westorzll, SI). 3
Melnkt, ss. 3
Grirnilt, c 3
Orutcher, 3
Kelly, If 1
0
0
1
4
0
0
3
Jo
0
3
'i
8 U 9
vox. if. Mwn.,,4 ,ocp i o.j -o.-,
-oyio, ci. ....r.i,.... o ut x :o; u
iu'yr.ffir.rr.:::: 5 Vs i ni- -
aw, xi Vf wAl
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
11 1. 24(13 1
Orubb. 3b.
Neff, ib. ..;:.... 1' "0
JusUce, at. . 3 0
ArbojCMt, c ,...,..Ml4 y 0
Closm&n. p (..03 0
Thorhaion .....v. I : 0
'Johnxon ..s.. ...., 0 0
i miui ......'.....iaj
Battd for Justice In nlntn.
'Batted for Ciosmun,li ninth.
1-oDfckn. ..i..w..:...,1Vlii6. tiJO'jOi 0 o
Omaha ,.X.OT..'0?0,lQ0,Olio 0 JtX
, Three-base hits: Forsytfte. lroi. Stolen
bases; Lee. Forsythe. Gear, French.'
Orubb. Coyle, Thdmason. Unsts on ballif
Off Reynolds, 3; off Closmun, K Struck
out: lly Ileynolds, s; by Closman, 7.
Time; 3:10. Umpire: Anderson.
4tic0w BAS.V jEop, noosTions
Totals SO
Denver 1 1 0 0 1 li 4
at Jephj tvo 0 ,00,.i; q 0-1
Game' called 'Ih-'tha' last" half. iofi the
seventh on account or uarKness.
Two.bnne hit: Flslior. Homo run:
Inahr Hnrlf (no hit! '.ivllllnll. BtrUOk
out: By CrUtcher, 7, Bases on jbnlls: Off
liawxins, l, on v-ruvenor. , "t
pltohed ball: HolKe, Loft on-Dosjs: ucn
ver, 6: Bt. Jospph', 7. . Time: !!. Utn-
WICHITA 11UN'c1u!B: ITS': HITS
Visitor rjny. tletter Unit In All'
Pcpartjncuts,
MNCCUKf'j'uly 1,-The visitors played
better base ball In all dfliMminent .to
day apd won the odd samo of the series
by- i ecore of 9. to S. Rellly, the Ben
Molhes short stop, harvested home run
and two doubles In four times at bat.
score: '
1 LINCOLN.
AB. U. II. O. A. K.
Lloyd. Jtb. 6 1 1 0. 3-0
Slous City Ilefeiiteil by Scor! of Four
to One.
WICHITA. Knn.. - JulV - .1C Wichita,
bunched hits on White and won'- Maddox
weakened In the latter Innings and was
relieved by Perry, who stopped1 a 'threat
ened rally, acorc:
WICHITA., .f .
, , AB.,n.. IT.'s O,
Nicholson, If..,! ,..4 l. ? 2 0
Burke, 3b. . ....4.1.. 3 0
Bills. rfv :' 0 ' 1 2
'MldiU4ton,5cqf ., .. . vf ,1 VL 5 jl
rihim. ss 3 k0' a."Ji?
Wacob. 3 .0, 0" 74
Jladdox, p.... 3 1
Perryr-Pft. ;... -0
, A. E.
0 0
6 0
ft 0 0
E, 1 0
k 2 0
1 1
10 0 0
0 0 10
27 14 "l.
O. A. E.
n'JJi 0 0
0 3 11
10 10
0 0 0 0
,0 0 0 0
17 0 0
0 ,1 0 0
0 -5 B 3
3 0 11
T''il 1
0 2 0 0 1 4
0 0-1
'Denver1
Den Moines
Lincoln ....
Omahit .....
Ht. .IdseDh.
Tonokit ...1.
Hloux-.tJIty.
wicnita ...
WE ST K UN LEAtlUE.
Played. Won, Lost:
Si)
S7
87
, 89
SO
, S3
, ts
89
E9
47
43
. 4
44
33
3i
35
27
,39
41
43.
2-V
it .
Pet.
.CSS
.B4T
.J23
-,617
..512
,423
.400
J? AT, LEAGUE. ! AMEIl. LnAQUE.
W.L-l'eL
New York..B4 2t .C92l
MIR. 45 30 .600
JhlcaRO ....43 39 .521
PUtabursh 41 39 .6131
Hrooklyn ..37 39 .487
Uoston 34 45 .430
it. Iou!s....32 49 .39.1
nclnnntl .31 53 .3731
AMBIt ASffN.
W.LPct.
Milwaukee B7 3S .613
Loulsvlllo. 52 34 .578
W.L.PCL
Phlltt. f.9 21 .711
Cleveland ..51 31 .TOO
Wojihlng'n. 47 S7 .560
Chicago 43 40 ,543
Boston 40 41 .494
6t' LoUlg.... 38 54 .400
Dotrodt to 55 .889
Now York.. 25 55 .309
NEB. 'LEAGUE.
W.LPct.
Kenrtiey. . . 33 24 ,693
Sllporlor. ... 85 25 .583
DISCOVppSJVIM ANOTHER
Four-BijaIad in First Inning Beats
Gartd Island.
ARTLEY PITCKiiS IN GOOD FORM
Lopnl Tenm Knlla td Score Kxcpt in
the Seeonfl' iViiilnRr, Tlth"'4he''
icnnl Count 'Five to
'ifno.
SdhflJ, c, 41 -7 1 ODrown, e... I 1' t 1 0
Ynoe, p,., 2 1, 1 z gwuutmt, 1 1 0 a u
ToUlt St 8 24 la t Total.... St T 27 It 0
Bltupcrlor ....0 1,0 o 0. 0 .2 o ,03
York ,,..0 1 0. 2 0 0 1.0 (
Two-baso nits: Vanc, nrown. Three
base hits:- Lelse Clark. Horaa run:
Clark, Stolen ,bnscs;.,l?ryor it), Menertk
Bockewlts; Pryor- unaaslsted. Bases on
balls; .Qtt- Vance. . 1: - off W'l'lamfr 3
Left on bases: Superior. 8; York, 1. Hit
by pitched,. ball: 3y "Willlami. r. pmiek
0
1
. ,
-1'
.0
0
' of
0
0
PeploskL.Sb 6
Cole, cf. v... .....,... &
Mccormick, if. ...
Donovan, rf 4
j, Barbour,- lb 3
UowllpK, as, i
Carney,' p. ........... ,3'.
Smith! p 2
JColtlna, ' 1
Deeaau, p. , o
T6tkU 31 3 10
'.-DEB MOINEa
AB. B, 1L
Hahn, rf.' 3 1 1
Breen, If. 3 0. o
Hunter, cf. 4 3' S
Leonard. 3b 4 1 1'
Jones, lb 4 1 2
llcllly, as. t 'X 3 '. 3
1
1
14
a
'4
0
0
0
.3
0
0
1
0
1
I .
6
0
0
7 .14
o.
0
1
X
1"
10
4
1
1
1
A.
0
0
0
i
a
o
o
E,
0
0
0
0
0
0
00
0
0
TotWs .-.m.t..35 ' 1 11 -ZT 12
Batted Jar .Smith In elxhtli lonlnic
Uncoln v2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0-3
iue Moines ......73. 0 8 0 0 0 8 1 0-8
Earned runs: Lincoln.' 3: Da Moines. 9.
QJome run: Hellly. Three. base nits: ilc-
iCormlck, Hunter, Andreaa . Two-bas
hits. Lloyd, Hahn, Leonard, Bcllly (!)
Double Dlats: Donovan to Carner! Mus
ser to Hellly td Jones (2). Lett on bases:
l.lticnln 10'. Tina Mnln 10. Htnlen baasi
Carney, Hunter it). Bacrtrfce nits: Pep
loskl, Hahn, Breen. Jones, ftellly. Htruck
str, & Bases on balls: Oft Umith. : otf
. JWiitr, 6. Wild, pitch; Smith. Time:
2:04. Umpires: Becrlst and ColUtlower, .
GBIZrCIES TAKE TWO ,' OAMEIl
I fliAntteltt Botcher ud H6nk"inny
with Thrlr Jim. '
DENVER Cold. Juy 1.-Denver won
both the ramck of a double-header to
day from Bt Joseph, 10 to 4, 4 to t In
tho first eamo the pattlnir of Channell
and Butchjr featured for Denver and
jHolko foe liU JPfteph... Thesocond same
vfaa called jin. ttiiL' llyit fiMSt ,th eey,'
"enth on aceqUn ol drtines, &ooivl,
? first , 'VWjy i :T.
AB. R.' lC O.' "A B."
f Ollmore, If .....Y..4 ' 1 1 :
St ? 1 ?
1mjU..3b.,(-.w.S 0 1
x
' Totals 30 4 10
, BIOUX CITY.
ab. n. H,
Cooney, 2b.....j....,4,. .o
Craig, If 3" 0
Smith, ss..., 3 0
Callahan, lb 4 0
Davidson, cf 3 1
Clarke, ct..,..t.,o.'. 0 0
Burns, lb 4 0
Mlllor. rf , 8 .$
Vatih, c... 0
rVhlte. p Jl 0
Totals '. .'."..32 l
Wlntilln . 0 1 0
filoux Cltv ....0 0 0 0 0 0 1
Two.bsise . hits: White. Mlddleton.
Crulif. Maddox, Burke, Burns. Stolen
liases: aihqoox, iMicnoivun, ijimsn uui.
By MOdaox. ,ii w-wmw, !iD' ''Srry. h
Bases on balls: Oft Maddox, 2; oft
White. 1:. off Perry. 1. Time: 1:00. Urn-
ptrel Slgler. . . t
Ceil n r lUnffK Defrnta Bloomers,
CEDAR. BLUFFS, Neb., July 15,-Cedar
Bluffs defeated the Boston National
Bloomers hero .yesterday by a score of T
to. 4. This same makea ten won out of
thirteen played by tho local team tnla
year. Score: . R,H.E
Cedar Bluffa..! 0 0 2 0 S .1 0. ,-,7 8 1
Bloomers ...,o i u " l ' - 0
Batteries: Cedar .Bluffs, Brookemuehl
anq itruuse; Jiioomors, i-nui nu juruoiu
Ani.lnnn A fekunln t Inu llesults.
At St. Tfoul- , ' . . 'ndi.K.
Minneapolis s i
jt. Paul .i.s. 2 7 1
Batteries: schiiuer. t ana 1 vevogm:
Brandt and James. '
At Kansas Clty-r . R.H.E.
IxjuUvIIIo .-.,....... 2 8
ICahSiuJClty... ,:.V.. ...... 1 5
Batteries: ' Lou'dermllk, and , Beveroldj
Clembnai 'Va'uhhn .and BSwmo,n.
At Mlnmuiuolla. First Came R.H.E.
Indlanapqlls f t- 2 2
Minneapolis . 3 Q
Batteries: Rohardt and Casey; Mosrldgo
second -uarne . iyu.iv.
Indianapolis J 4
Minneapolis 3 .7
tiattcHck: Harrlnctbn. ' Men 'and
Casey J Comstock nnd Owens.
At MllwnllkeA " R:1I.E.
IColumbus 5
"Milwaukee ...... t ...,, ..6.19
Batteries: Ferry and Smith, Murphy
Hovllk. Cutting, Braun. Sluimloka am
Hughes. fNlnrteen innings.) .:
CnlumbUJl. 49 37 .570 York 30 M .617
Mlnn'p'lls. 47 43 .68, Hastings... 31 30 .508
Kan. City 45 us .4951 Fremont... 80 31 .492
St. Paul... 37 49 .430 Columbus.. 23 32 .467
Toledo .., Z 52 .412 Beatrice ... 26 34 .433
Indta'polls 40 53. 4211 Gr. Island. 23 Sd .410
Yesterday's nbanlta.
WESTERN .LEAGUE. . .
St. Joseph, 4-1 ; Denver,1 VM ' '
,Des Moines, P;, Lincoln 8. ; i ,
Bloux City, 1; Wlchltaj 4.
Omaha, 1; Topeka, 2.
NATIONAL LEAGUEi. s
Pittsburgh, 3; Boston, -l.. ,
Cincinnati, 3: New York, 8.
Chicago. 3; Brooklyn, 4. J
St. Louis, 3; Philadelphia, 4.
AMERICAN LEAGUE. -Washington,
3; St. Louis, 2.
New York, 0-4: Cleveland, 5-2.
Boston, 7? Detroit,
Philadelphia, 1-0; Chicago, 0-5.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Toledo. 4: SL P4ul, 2.
Columbus, r Mllwaukeo; ... '
Indlftnapplls, 4-2; Minneapolis, ,0-3. .
Louisville, 3; Kansas CKy, 1.;, .
JXJUUt(ACii(.A iJTAi K LEAGUE.
Beatrlco,, 7: Hastings, 10.
Superior, 32 York, 4.
Fremont, 4; Kearney, 6.
Columbus, 5; Grand Island, 2.
(JnuiVfl Tiln-(
Western league No crimes schedulad
National Leairun Pittsburgh nt TlrnnW.
lyn, Cincinnati at Philadelphia, Chlaagd
i xiosiun, oi. .uouis ni ew xprn.
vvmenonn i.oague wosn ngion at St.
Louis, Nev York at Cleveland, Boston
at Detroit, Philadelphia at Chicago.
Amerlahn Assoclatlnn Toledo At Rf
Paul. Columbus nt Mllwaukeo, Indian
apolis in Minneapolis, ijouisviuo at ivan
sns City.
I4e brasKo. State League Seward jit su-
porlnr, York nt Hastlnga. Grand Island
at Fremont. Jtcarney nt uoiumDua
t
lolmbers, p.. .,.., 4 O , 0
' Tolate ..!..5 3 h'
0
0
4
0
1
3
0
o
Albert Calm Enters
in Western Tourney
Starting Next Week
Albert' Cahn, playing under the colors
of ithe Omaha Field cub, Is entered In
the Western Golf association, handicap
tournament, whloh will be started .in
Chlcauo next wtk.
Cahn Is one of the cracks of the Field
club. He plays a good, steady game
and can be relied upon to make a good
showing on any course. Ho makes tho
elghte'eH ' hdfls aVthe Field blub In 78
and 7? consistently,.. and will be able to
do i as well at Chicago, as he plays as
Ctod a vtfme on a eolro with, -which he
lb hot' familiar as. oao with which he Is
familiar. ,.
An 80 score with a handicap of seven
vould DUt him In the later rounds of the
mntoli. It' is probable '.that Several' other
Omaha golfers will announce their tnten
tlon of participating In tho Chicago 'tour
fney after the state tourney Is completed
here this week. '
debs. 2h' ...... fi t) 2. 0. 6 . 0
Watson, rf ........... 4 J.. V 0 0
ZwUllcf. ct 4 0 1 3 0 0
Hoik lb" 4 0 S It 0 0
KeUy, If 1 0 0 I 0 o
Weaterzll 8b 6 112 3 1
Kcink. sb 4 1.2 0 3 1
Ketter. c 4 0 0 4 0 0
Tannehin, u 2 10 13 0
RdnliarVlf. 0 .0, i 0
McConaauxbey, p.. 1 0 0 0 0 0
t'urroll Wna from llurtlnirtoii'.
CARROLL. Neb., July 16.-(8peclal.)-Carrol)
won a good ball game from Hart
fngton Tuesday .jrr -the -iter' urouhds
hy ii Babri offis'to S, r Tift's httlrte was
the feature tlw feabe! He goLfour
Mt&putfbf llveltlmes uis lnojudlne a.hima
run. Scori - . A A -; ? A"itE.
Carroll ? 0 ?0 04JTO MM i
lBaUertSs; Carroll: 'bKSZXS
llartington: -onooa unn i-jnusnou..
Rdy MoDonalU of Creston. 'la... an ex
Mluk leaguer., iolned. the Cnrjjoll . Mara
issi -rtisni anu vu (irowt. ."jhjj
oan ( i
Ttldeii HluijUn SladUon. ,
MADISON. Neb.. July l.-(8peclal.)
Tildeu. villh ,he atlstahee of three
players from Battle. Creek, blanked Madl
on yesterday t afjertiopn 4o,n ,the local
oiamonu. ine score utum 10 u
Tllnen 0 0 1 0 1-0 1
Madlsen 0 00OO0000-O
BatterlAM. MadUon. Odell and
Mullen; TUOen. Ivlngdon and Cole.
WILL LOOK INTO DEAL
OF THE CHASEiTiBADE
NEW YORK'. July 11 It waa semr-ot-
fleinlly u'unounied today that the recent
trade between the Now York and Ch!cgo
Amertoan league clubs. Involving Chase
Colder and'Borton. will be subjected td
investigation by the league authorities
on jthe 'grouoa, that Manager cnance waa
deliberately deaeivta, regsraing me con'
dlllon of awrton and'-Silder, whom he ao
ccirted in exnango'fornase.' ,
I Itnvennit ifckrA'te' Ansle y, '
RAVENNA. Neb..?Jnly ls.-(8Decla
RaVenha beat. Aniley 'Tuesday in a ball
game,,s to i. 'ine -Anaiey team was ao
oomnanled by a goodly bunch Cf rooters.
Katterlee: Ansloy. Copsey. Shepard and
Air hood: iiavenna. 'Luey and ureen
Hl(s: Antiey, 3; Ravenna. 15. .
Totals 24 4 10 24 15 3
St. Joseph 0 0 0 0 I 1 0 0 04
Uenver .3 0 113 110 -!0
Twcxbase Klta; Gtlmpre Butcher We,t
sou. Three-iiase hltn: Butcher, Zwllllng,
Uiunore, QullUn. Home runs; Westemi.
Coffey. Cbacnell. Bacriflcv files: Qua
Lai. Caffsr. Struck out: By Holmberr.
s, by Tannehlll. 1, by MoCVmaughey.
10-17 3
C 3
Upland Wins front Camnliell.
UPLAND. Neb.. July lft.-8oeelal.)-Uo.
land defeated Campbell in a loosely Dlayed
game full of errors and long hits, yea
looo
0 13 0
12 0 0
e s o o
j 1 o
4 10 0
0 4 11
0 0 0 1
0 0 J 0
ott: By Vance, fl; ty W"illlams, 5. Wild
pitch: Williams. Time: 1:35. Umpire:
Freese. .
Orlenns Takes Another.
ORLEANS. Neb., July M.-HtSpeclftW-J
Orleans .defeated a team picked from
Hlldreth nnd Wilcox Tuesday In the best
played game of the Benson In this part
of the country. The features were the
pitching of McCoy In the plncnes. Th'reo
times, with two on bases apd no outs, he
settled down- and prevented the visitors
0120010 -4 64
10000020 34. -2
from scoring, dardner got a three-bas
hit. a two-base hit and a single out of
four time at bat. .Score: K.H.E.
Orleans 0
Hlldreth! .,...0
Batteries: Orleans. MdCo'v and Col-roll:
Hlldreth, Patrick and Jloxey. '
I ,
WhtrlocU mill Ilceil Will IJo.
BEATRICE, Neb., July" IS. (Special.)
"K,id Wlieeloak of thle city has nrranged
to box ten rounds with Young Reed of
Lincoln at the. railway employes', picnic
to be held at Capital Beach on. July 21,
GRAND ISLAND. Neb.. July 1.-Spe-clal
Telegram.) Columbus mado It three
tralght from Grand Island today by get
ting a good lead in the first Inning. Two
hits, a walk an dan error off McCUlloueh.
followed by ahother'hlt, gave the visitors
four. Artley was stingy with hits and
after the second inning he allowed but
three scattered singles. Score:
columdvbt, grand ISLAND,
' AD.ir.O.A.E. .AD.JI.OlA B
TlonAMU. 3b I 2 1 I 1 Smith. 2b... 112 2 0
Proplt,. it. 4 0 2 t OForeitfr, If. 4
fimjtn, i, s i i e ownra, id....
Crao. If 4 1 I 0 OSchonorr. cf 4
lUnur, rf. J 0 0 1. lFtrley, lb.. S
Itaul, lb 4 0 10 1 OBImttr, e... 4
Adima, ' 4 III OWhtit, rf... I
Krinlnter, e 4 0 I 1 lCrowdtr, s. S
Artley, p..- 4 1 01 .pSt'CM'sh, pO
. . wilt, p..... J
ToUJ....'.ll 721 1 8 1 1
I Totli.....12 S iU S
Columbu 4O01OOOO0-6
Grand Island 0 2 0 0' 0 0 0 0 02
Earned runs: Columbus, 1; Grand Isl
and, 1. Two-base hit: Rohdeou. Bases
balls: Off Artley, l; off Mccuiiougn.
off Belt. 3.' Struck out: By Artley,
; hy Baits. 8. Left on bases: Columbus,
to Crowdfcr to Varler. First base on er
rors: ' Columbus, 2; Grand Island, 2.
Stolen bases; Smith (Z), crowuer. um
pires; Hanks and fnnderman.
llnntlitira Outsltiice nentrlec.
ITARTTNfJH. Nh.. Jnlf'llU Snprlfll TfiU
eirram.) Hastings mado. It three straight
from Beatrice today, winning in a Slug
fest. Leonard's two home runs and1 an
other by Brown were features. Wlley
succeeded luiey in ine tnira ana kcpi
the hits scattered until the ninth. Score:
BEATRICE. JlASTIfas.
AB.lf.O,A.E. AB.ll.O. AE.
Tipptn, 11.. t I 1 i Onechtotd, rf 4 I 0 0
Wliur, lb.. 4 2 2 1 OFortmtn, ,1b 1 1 I .I 0
jLitonaro, 11 1 1 uuinnm, ci. a . u v
lllcklla. ct. 4 1 10 OTscks. lb... 4 0 10 0 0
Line. lb.... 4 .1 11 OOrown. 1 .1 1 4 0
puck, rl... 4 1 V 1 OFinsune, is 1. J ,1 ,
M'Int,r. lb 5 0 10 0 uuccim, it. t 1 u v u
Potett 2 0 I'l Oltlchrdun, el 111 1 0
Home, ri... 101.0 0 liner. P"- L u',u "
31'Dontld, p 4 0 0 4 OWIIlfr, P.- 1 0 0 0 0
Brtnnoa .. QSO'OO 1
TOUlt II II U V
Total! 46 14 24 11 1 . I
'Batted for Black In the .ninth. .
Hastings 0 8 2 0 0 0 0 0 -10
ueatrice ....,0 04000003 7
Two-baao hltst F6rtman, Flrestlne,
Wlsser (2), Leonard, Ling, Black. Home
runs: Brown, Leonard. (2). Stolen -bases:
BeohtoUi, McCabe. Sacrifice hit: Ling.
Bases on balls! Off McDonald, 5: oif
Riley, 1; off Wllloy, 2. Hit by pitched
ball: Richardson, Bennett. Hits: Off
Riley, 7 in two and one-Uilrd. Innings; otf
Wllley, 7 In six and two-thirds Innings,
struck out: ay luiey, s; oy wiuey, u.
by McDonald, 4. Umplrei Pontius.
Kearney Ontplaya Fremont.
Telegram.) Kearney took the. third and
final of the series irom remoni, a ioa.
Plympton had good support in ine
pinches and the errors were harmless.
Herrlott'a batting featured, Scorp;
yIUMONT. . KEARMTT.
AU.H,6:A.B, 1 AB.H.J.A.te.
Turpla, If... 0 CO OU'Knliht, If 4 . 0 0 0
Welch, lb.. I 1 1 3 OBratk, Jb... I 0 2 2 1
vttiil, ct.. 4 110 bacoci, o... I i i e u
Unry. lb'. 4 It 1 SHerrleft, lb 1 1 10 0 6
.IUU. ri4. I 1 4 1 4Scbsan, cf 4 1 2 I 0
SUnn. e... 4 1 4.1 vurnr, . e I I 10. .1 0
Neif. id... I l o i vwooaruii, hi i o i i
llUkly. rf. 4 1 1 0 OErlcksaa, ill I I I 0
rteviu, p i e a ,4 .OPlymptoa, pi 1 0 2 e
CoQwir .... i osoo -r
nuu a ii it- i
TotI...,.l.i 1,24 il 0 . . , ,
Batted for Routt in the ninth. t
Kearney ,..0 l 4 ft o- o L 0 v
Fremont 0 2 0 3 0 0 0 0 0-4
Two-base" hits: - Welch. Schetirnn. !
svvuua, w.ivnpun, tYeizci, urvy. 'inreo-
base hlu: Jlels. Home run! Herrlott. '
Stolen baseS:" Turptn, Acock, ScheuVen.
uouDiq .piayi Ji'iympion iO'' uray- non
Hvnek. Bosee on'' balls: ' Off Routt. t:-
off Plympton, 1 Hit by pitched Kali:
Neff. Struck out: By Routt. -4; bv
Plympldn; 9. Time; 1:60. Umpire: MeyC
ers. ......
Vpr.k . Sltndee Superior. .
YORK- Neb.. July IS. (Special . Tele
gram. kr-Superor lost a close-gam tq
tho locale today. Vance pitched good
ball, -but was poorly -isupported in the
plnchea, .The Wtllng.oX, Clark and. Malm'
qutst'a fielding were the features of the
same:4- 'W. "A. Kourke of Omaha Vaa
agalnr a spectator. Score:
auTBmoiu. . . , xonit,
AU.U.O.A.E. AD.H.O.JLK.
Pryvr. 4 12 1 IRlc. lb.... 4 0 10
Gray, I A 1,1 SMatUckl. 1U t-t I i
Mtlntrt. cf. 1 11D 0cb, lb... 1 IH'I 0
B-kcwttiJ, lb 4 I SUIiBQaltt, as 1 1 1 I t
OtMt, lb. .. 4 111 0U.'4t.... 1 1 I.M
Bmltb. rf . 1 0 0 9 OMulrey,- rf. 1 0 0
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