niE BEE: OMAHA,. THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1013.
XIDGERS WIN" UPHILL FIGHT j
Brooklyn Evens Up Serieg with Cub
by Taking Game, Four to Three.
(LEVEN INNINGS ARE PLAYED
hlcafcn Tien In Klnhth on Hits hy
Moron anil Wheat, n Pnas, a
Kore Out, Stent and Wild
Throw.
BROOKL.YN,'July IS. -Brooklyn evened
T the series with Chicago by taking an
kven-lnnlng game after a fine uphill
lent, to 8. The visitors had a two-run
ad up to tho eighth, when the locals
ted It up on hits by Moran and Wheat,
i pass, a force out, a' steal and Bres
ahan's wild throw. They lough evenly
Mil the eleventh, when Daubctt, Smith
vnd Hummel singled 1 na row, Daubert
torlng the winning run; Both sides played
snappy fielding game, .five fast double
lays being features. Cutshaw accepted
tfurteen chances at second, ten of them
clng assists. Daubert made four hits
t five times at bat. Wagner, who re
'eved Allen In the eighth, retired the
txi twelve men In succession, not a
unner reaching first base. Score:
CHICAGO. lIItOOKLYN.
AD.H.O.A.E. AU.I1.0..AE.
Wach. cf... i 0 1 0 OMoran, it,.. I 1 I 0 I
kera. lb... S 1 5 OCuUhaw, lb 4 0 4 10 0
thulte. r(. 6 1 1 0 0 Merer, el. . S 0 1 0 0
tieltn, :..b J 1 5 1 VWhtat, It... 4 12 0 0
lr. lb..-. 4 110 ODtub.rt." lb. 5 H 0 0
.Itched, If. 1 0 2 0 Ob'mlth, lb... 4 1 0 0 0
Mrrlden. is 4 I S 4 OHummel, aa. t 1 1 4 0
lr;anahan, e 0 9 2 ll"ltchr, c.. 1 1 5 1 0
Urender, pi 0 0 3 0 Allen, p. . . 1 0 0 1 0
'Callahan ..1 0 0 0 0
Totili IS I'll IS 1 Werner, 5.. 1 0 0 0 0
Tottla SI 10 33 17 0
One out when winning run was scored.
Batted for Allen In seventh,
Chicago ......0 001020000 01
Jrooklyn ,.,.0 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 0, 0-4
Left on liases: Chicago, 6; Brooklyn, 8.
Jncrlfice hits: Mitchell (2), Smith, btolen
bases: Meyer. Wheat. Double plays:
Phfilan and Saler; Corrldon arid Saler;
Cutshaw and Daubert; Hummel, Cutshaw
tnd Daubert; Cutshaw, Hummel and
Daubert. Bases an balls: Off Allen. .5;
ff Lavender, 5. Struckout: By Allen,
I; by Wagner, 1; by Lavender, 6. Hit by
bitched ball: Allen(Saler). Hits: Off Al
len; 6 In seven Inning;, oft Wagnor,
none In four Innings. Mime: 2:22. Um
pires: Brenn an and Eason. . ,
(ilnntN Defeat Ileds.
NEW YOBK, July lC-Jfew York made
l clean sweep over UlncmnaU, w.nning
(lie lourtn guine or tho series by 6 to 3.
The vls.tors secuied a two-run. lead m
Uie second Inning, on hits by Hoblltzel,
Sroh und Clark, and an error by snou- ,
trans, but Suggs was found in the fourth,
the meats scoring three runs on singles
4y Burns, Fletcher and Merkle, Doyle's
louble and a wild thiow by Suggs. Pack
lid lei.evcd fauggs 1 nttie lourth and
p.tcheu wed, tnujgit New York scored a
run 011 two slngiuu, a steal unu an In
field out in the ilttn und tallied attain on
wo nit batsmen and a sintsle 111 the
ighth. s '
Uibicau pitched an unsteady game for
New York, but tightened In the p.nches
anu leceived tine suport.
Manager Turner 01 ine vllstora was
oiue.vu out of tne gamJ In the fifth
Inning for objecting to Umpire Ortu
leo sions. Th r.elolng of Oroh and
j luicuti- was a leuture. Score:
CINCINNATI. NEW YOBK.
AU.H.O.A.E. , AU.U.O.A.K.
Devore, c... 4 0 2 0 Otlurna. It.... 4 110 0
Lutr. II. S 0 1 0 UetoaUT. So.. 2 0 U 1 V
Mar.anB. rt. 4 1 0 0 OHenoc, 3b.. J 0 0 0 0
IwJat, 3b... 4 112 OHftciitr. 3 1 J 4 0
iobuttel, lb 1 1 10 1 uDoyle. lb... I I 1 II
Tinker, ts.. 2 14 2 OMerkle, lb,. 4 2 10 1 0
l)rsbmr, 2 1 0 S OMurrmr, rf.. 4 0 10 0
Ofun. 2b.... 3 2 5 t OMtyera, c... J 0 T 1 0
Clark, c..,. 3 2 11 OUnodgrit, ct 3 1 1 0 1
bu,i. p.... 2 0 0 0 ITeareau, p.. 3 1 0 0 0
I ecKard, p. 10000
luua 1 0 0 0 Totala....,!! 82 1
Total,. .'.Jf 24?42 V-V,
'linnller. out: hit by batted ball.
1 Baited for Packard lrl the ninth.
Cincinnati 0 20010000-3
New York 0 0031001 -5
First base on errors: New York, 1.
Two-base hits: Doyle, Marsans. Stolen
3ascs: Merkle, Marsans, Dodge, Snoa
trass, Burns. Left on bases: NewOfork,
1;' Cincinnati, 7. Double plays: Tinker,
to Qioh to Hoblltzel; Fletcher to Merkln
(2). Bases on balls: Off Tcsreau, 6.
Struck out: By Tesreau, 6; by Suggs, 1.
Hit by pitcher: , By Packard (2), by
Fletcher. Doyle. Wild pitch: Packard.
Passed balls: Meyers (2). Hits: Off Suggs,
t In three and one-third Innings; off
Packard," In four and two-thirds Innings.
Time: 1:0?. Umpires: Klem and Orth.
I'hmieH Make Clcnii Svrerp.
PHlLffljELPHlA, July 16.-Phlladelphla
made a clean sweep of the series of four
tames here with St. Louis today's score
being 1 to The visitors bunched four
of their live hits off Brenn an and Mayer
with two errors by the home players
tnd led by 3 to 1 when Philadelphia went
:o bat In th oeighth. Then, with, two out,
Uobirf singled, stole second and scored
in Puskert's s.ngle. Cravath dropped the
all over tno right center field wall for
1 home run, deciding the contest. Score:
HT. LOUIS. PHILADELPHIA.
u.M.t,2M r2-7lna.r. uO
AU.H.O.A.E. AD.H.O.A.E.
?jUir. If.. 4 0 3 1 OlCnabe. 2b.. 4 t 111 H
jaaca. ci.... I z )' OLubert, 3b.. 4 2 4 1 1
VVhltUi, aa. 4 3 OPaaVert, cf.. 2 2 1 0 0'
K'nctchr, lb 4 0 1 OCrtTath, rf. 4 1 1 0 0
Kvids. rf... 2 0 10 OUiderua, lb 3 2 11 0 0
Wngo, e.... 4 0 2 0 ODolan, ai... 2 0 2 3 1
Mowrer, Sb. 3 0 0 '1 QWalih. aa... 1 1 0 1 0
3rlner. p... 2 2 11 OKItllfer, e.. I 1 .4 1 0
'lloberta ... 0 0 0 0 0 Howler, c. 0 0 2 1 0
Drennan, p, 2 0 0 1 0
Total, SI 5 24 12 lMajrer, p... 00 0 0 0
Rlier, p.... 0 0 0 0 0
Mlller 1 0 0 0 0
Mie .... 110 0 0
Booln ... 1 0 0 0
i j-
Tptals 22 107 11 2
Ban for Kyaris In ninth,
St. Louis 0 0 0 0 0 2 9 1 03
Philadelphia 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 3 t
Hatied for Dolan In seventh.
Butted for Kllllfer In seventh.
Batted for Brennan In seventh.
Two-base hits: Oakes, Lobert, Walsh.
Home run: Cravath. Hits: Off iinnnnn
? In seven innings; off Mayer, 2 & one
limine; off Klxey, nono In one Inning.
Sacrifice hit: Oakcs. Stolen basfs:,
T I. ... Tlnl. ... .
. ,.i.'i '""""" uounie pmya: Mowrey
10 Whltted to Konetchy; L. Magee to
S 1. VV'Li J Daes: 8t. Louis, 4;
Philadelphia, 6. Bases on balls: Off
Orlrcr. 2: off Rlxey. 2, First base on
fmK: .SK. K"1?1 S' Philadelphia. 1.
Hit bv pltchert ball: By Brennan. Rvans.
Struck out: By Orlner. 1; by Breiwan
2: by Blxey. 3. Time: 1:40. Umpires
Qulc'.ey and Emslle. empires.
', Pirate Defeat Drurra.
.PfJ' JV.ly 1S-!Ie" Boston out.
pitched Camnlts of WttsbUrgh today, but
a hirne run by yiUon with a man on
faso In the second inning gave the v.
ltor the victory, 3 to 1. Miller had
reamed lirst on Maranvllle's fumble when
JVIlson put the ball over the right field
v,uson put tne 11411 over the right field '
fence.. Kommers doubled la the ninth
and scored Pittsburgh's last run on But.
ler'i: single. Boston's only score came in
ror by Butler and then Myers singled !
swueney scored when Rarldan
thrown out at first. Score:
was
PlTrsnunoH. BOSTOM
An. HO. A. E. ATl.H.O.A.S.
Iin". b... i 0 1 0 lMaranrll, aa 4 2 2 2 1
Carrfr. It... 4 0 7 cirmer. ef.. I 0 2,0 0
HWr,, (inn Oonncllr, It I I I I I
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YANKS WIN AND LOSE GAME
Take Second Game of Double-Header,
but Drop the First.
SHUT
OUT BY CLEVELAND
I
Fluher Ilnlrtn Home Tenni Seorrlcnn
UtVttl Ninth nnnnlnw One
Unndril Cntch !' Wolte'r
la Krntnrr.
CLEVELAND, July 16. Nfw York and
Cleveland .divided a double-header here
today, Cleveland winning the first game,
5 to 0, and losing the second, 4 to 2.
Mitchell kept tho vllstors hits scattered
In the first game and In only one Inning
did they come close to scoring a run.
In tho fourth Inning, Knight singled and
went to third on Pccklnpaugh's double,
but was out trying to score on Hartzell's
short grounder to Mitchell. Errors by
Hartzell and Smith figured In Cleveland's
scoring and McConncll was hit freely.
In the second game, the play-off of tho
fifteen-Inning tie earlier In tho season,
Fisher held Cleveland scoreless until the
ninth when Johnson was walked, Jack
son singled, Ryan doubled, scoring John
son, and Lellvelt singled, scoring Jack-
son. in eacn oi me iasi iour miuhbh
New York found Blandlng for two hits
and one run A running one-handed
catch by Wolter of Turner's drive pre-
vented Cleveland from tlelng the score
In the ninth. Score:
Cleveland .....1 0 0 10 111
New York 0 0 6 0 '4 0 0 0 0-0
Two-Lase hits
sell, McConnell,
Pert. " rsacrlilce hit:
fTnnnwll. 1. Ilase on error: Cleveland,
Left on bases: Cleveland, 5; New lork.
8. Time: 1:40. Umpires: O'Loughlln and
llld,cbrand. t v
Batttdi f oACarlscll Iri the ninths,
Ran for Lellvelt in the ninth.
New York.,..'..,....o 00001111 4
C,nen,"!L ,.;.-:?" V,,", u .,nfc;
S:JS SrS i Teddv Oh So First
Cajole. Bases on balls: Off McConnell. I m'i.,--.
1. Struck out: By Mitchell, 6; by Me. 1T1 ' h filirT.P.P.Tl
bases: Danlo.s (2). Po.klnpuugli. Duiibiu ' won, Charley C, was second and Qreen
play: Curisch to Lajo.e. uasts on bolls: rleof th(rd tno beBt tme being 2:16Vt. The
oft Fisher. 1. struck out: Uf Biandlnrf. . . - chrleyj wa8 fine(1 2S for not
4: by Fisher. 1. Passed butt: Curisch.
Wild nltch: Blandine. Bases on errors:
Cleveland, 1; New oik, 2 Left on banes;
Cleveland, 7; New York, 3. .Time: I'M.
Umpires: Hlldebrand and O Loughlln.
AilViui. uuuiii'v-iiciuer,
ClUCAQO, July lti.-Chlcago and Phil
aueli'iitu divldeu a oouole i.:tder loua(
uio tatter NNliiuing mo lii.tlut Kuiue, i to
u. aiier ten iimd iuug.it i..hiiiisb und tne'
lucuia winning the scuonu. u oti.
ditcher irovvii of tne ifsitors opposed
Cnlcago In tliu opening gnu una iicia
Uie locals to ttileu KL-a..ciuu li.., uut
ruurea in lavor of uenuer, who "was,
sent In uftcr StrunK bavtea for Brown
in the tenth inning. A binnle uy Mu.p.iy
ill tne iciun iiiiiiug tcoitu Barry, who
p.euousij Mad singled wuti ihu winning
in the second gamo Russell held Phil
adelphia sale and, then delwcrou the hit,
a titplewidch bent 'tWo vuniie.s uvrBj
the plate, clinching the game. O Bilen,,
wno oiened lor Calianan a men, u.i
forced to rutlre In taor ot Btnit.. Beiu
quit Inlavor ot a pinch hitter and Lange
irinlt iIih moundT but WBen lie idd
A? SS J! PSl'TKrX
the game when Barry fumoled ivuhn a
grounder, fc'ournler walked ana Weaver
singled, and Hussell tripled. Bender aiso
lin.Hhed the second game, after bhaw.
key, a, recruit tltener secured Hum Lalll'
more, had retlreU In fuvor of a pinch
PniiHraelimitte."...o o o o 0 0 0 o 6 l-r
Chicago 0 000000000-0
Hits: Off Brown, 3 In nine nlnnlngs;
off Bender, none In one Inning. Sacrifice
hits; Rath. Lord, Bhuller. Double plays;
Ctcotte to Schaik to Chase; Bchalk to
Lord. Left on bases: Philadelphia, 7;
Chlcago;7, Bases pn balls; Off. Clcotte,
3: off Brown, 3;. off Bender, 1. Hit by
pitched ba)I: By Brown, Weaver and
Chase. Struck out; By Clcotte, 4; by
Brown, 1. Time. 2:03. Umpires: Kgan
and Dlneen,
Philadelphia 2 0 1 0000AO-C
Chicago 00010013 5
Two-base hit: Murphy. Three-base hits:
Weaver, Hussell. Hits: Off O'Brien, tr In
two and two-thirds innings; utf Bent, 3
in four and one-third innings; off Shaw
ekey, 7 In seven Innings; off Bender, 2 In
one Inning. Sacrifice hits: Daley, Shaw
key, Mclnls. Stolen bases; E. Collins (2).
Left on bases: Philadelphia, 13; Chicago,
8. Bases on balls: Off O Brlen, 1; off
Benz, 4; off Shawkey, li otf Lunge, 2;
oft Russell, 1. Struck out: By Shawkey,
4: by Ben, 2; by Bender, 2. Wild pitch:
Benr. T me: 2:23. Umpires:, Dlneen dud
Egan.
Senator Defeat llrown.
ST LOUIS. Mo.. July l.-Joe Boehllns's
string of nine consecutive victories was
unbroken this afternoon when his team
mates by a pass, singles by mllan and
Oandll and the latter's steal of home
turned defeat Into victory. Washington
won from St Louis by a score ot 3 to
2. Boehllng. however, does not get credit
i or tne game .oecause ne was toKcn out
after the seventh inning In which the
atter the eventh Inning In which the
home team scored bitU its runs. Up to
tnls 'nnlng the, Washington left handcr
had held St. Louis to two scattered sln
Pitched the eighth. Inning. The home
team scored Its runs on a pass, a vacfl
flee, and doubles by Pratt and Williams
Oallln pitched to one man in the eight
Inning and passed him on four successive
balls. Hughesthen went In and retired
the rldx In order. The score:
WASHINGTON. ST. LOU18
AD.H.O.A.E. AU.U.O.A.K.
Any one
Foster, Morgan and Qiuidll. Left on
HUBes: St. Louis. 3; Washington, 4: Ba
on balls: Off Boehllng, 1; off Oallla, 1;
off Levorenze. 2. Struck out: By Bran,
ling, 6; by Hughei, 1; by Leverouze, 1.
Time: 2:0J. Umpires: Kvans Hiid Sheridan
Ilrit 8111 Defeat Tlxr-rn.
DETROIT, July 1.-Playlng their first
same under tho management of "Hill"
Carrlgan, Boston today won from Detroit,
7 to 4. Collins was Invincible until the
seventh inning, when four singles and n.
sacrifice fly gave the locals two runs.
Bedlent, who relieved Collins, yielded
three single In the ninth, the last' of
which, made by Dubuc, a pinch hitter,
drove In the Tigers' other two runB.
Manager Carrlgan shifted nis batting
order, using Bngle as lead off man nnd
placing Yerkes sixth.
Willett was hit hard while on the
mound, beln forced to retire In the eighth
after ho had been found for two doubles
an dtwo singles and had hit a batter.
Engle tripled to start tho game and
tallied on Hooper's single. Speaker's sin
gle, Crawford's fumble and Gardner'!
hit gave the Red Sox one In the fourth,
while Carrlgan's, single, Bush's error and
an cut counted them one In tho fifth.
In the eighth doubles ' by Hooper and
Lewis, singles by Speaker and Wagner
score dthree. House here took Wlllett's
place and Carrlgan's third single scored
Engle, whom Willett had hit. Score:
Batted for Collins In the eighth.
Ratted for House In the ninth.
Ran for Dubuc In the ninth.
Boston 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 4 0-7
Detroit ..(...........0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 2-1
Two-base hits: Hooner., Yerkes. Lewis.
Three-base hit; Engio. Hit: Off
Willett, 12 In seven and ono-thlrd Innings;
off House, 2 In one-and two-thirds ln-
nines: off SWims. 9 in seven innings; off
ucdicnt, 4 In two innings. Sacrifice fly;
wyiett. Stolen bases: Speaker, Cafrlgan,
Mor.a :0S o
,Enfie; Wagner, to Yerkes to Engle; Bush
to Morlarty to Gainer to Bush. Left on
bases; lloaton. 6; Detroit, o. uascs un
balls: Off-Willett. z.. un oy piicnou
ball: By 'VttUett. Ycrices. Struck
By 'wiultt, 5; by ' Collins. 1. Time:
out:
1:61,
i ump,rs: wnnouy an urc..,.
Trot
BEATRICE, Neb.. July WMBpeclal
Telegra'm.)-pAllhough the merpury reg'W
tered 104 irittho' slfade ttlef.;clrcult races
which opened here today were well at-
tended. In the 2:22 pace Baron Bowles
frvlnor id -win the first two heats. Tho
2:14 trot with four starters was a close
and exciting one and Starter McCteary
of Hastings pronounced It one of the
best races he had' ever witnessed. The
track was in fine shape. Following 'Is
the summary of the 2:14 trot:
Trotting, 2:14 class, purse, WW:
Teddy Oh So, br. g. (Schlnstock
Bros), West Point. Neb 3 3 111
Genteel Zoe, br. m. (M. J. Bre-
mar), 'Corstcana,, Rex. la 1 13 3 2
Lemark, Jr., blk. h. (Charles C.
Leyden) Manning, la. 4 2 2 2 3
Kit Carson, blk, g. (Fred Doug
las), Ord, Neb 2 4 4 4 4
Time, 2:17tf. 2S17V4. 2:18Vi. 2;19.
Running, four and a half furlongs,
purs. $100; Blue, first; Farmer Boy. sec
ond; Bright Maiden, third. Time, 0:5S.
Running, three-fourths mile, purse, $100:
Cararene, first; The Scout, second; CulH
son, third. Time, 1:17.
EIGHT QUALIFY .IN GOLF
- AT MILLER PARK CLUB
Elght golfers qualified In the eighteen-
I AXJL dU W V4bA. w w w am
hole handicap match against bogey for - y.mn it is under-
.1,0 T-.i a.... .u.!8ood that boHi will rofme to go into the
Miller Park Qolf club. None of the rex' rf!und' de"lng rather than hav
players made the course under bogey but "? th.elr go,od r.0Crl8 "polIoU by inning
. B. Underhlll nnd B. M. Langsdorf ! ,n' a coupIe of. h"
were only one stroke behind the colonel, i Jhe '"i0' mftde & utho varlou" ""
The scorn:
R. B. irnderhlll....a....,
It. M; I.nnoidorf ......
W. J. Hlslop.. ,.,..,..,
Down
1
1.. Hamlin
w, n. Dudi? ........
It. E. Langdon
W. Shields .,
C. O, Dooley
:::;:::;:::::::::.s
i .-
Pairings, first round.'
"Underbill plays. Dudley.'
Shields p1vs Tllnp.
Langdon Plays I.onge,drf
Hqmlln plays Dooley.
C0AST0QUBLES CHAMPS
ON THEIR WAY TO OMAHA
SAN FRANCISCO. July 16.-Clarence
Griffin and Johrr Strachan, coast tennis
champion's In doubles, started today for
Omaha, where they will cdmpete In both
the doubles and the singles natlopal city i
ccun tournaments. . t ,
Froni Omaha tliey will proceed to Iake
Forest, IIL, to tifke part In the western
tournament, after which will come the
elimination contests between the dou
bles champions' of the east, the middle
west, the south and tho Pacific coast
for the right to challenge Maurice E.
McLoughlln and Thomas C. Bundy for
the national title.
Strachan is a lad only 17 years of age
TO THE HOLY LAND AND ALL
THRrmou tup dNCEMT EAST
V7. E. Bock, agent for A dozen or mor
, .,..i,in in, .,K nrfr. n '
can play the
enjoys
LAD SURPRISESTHE GALLERY
Youth is Sensation of the Nebraska
State Golf Tournament.
SOME GOOD SCORES ARE MADE
Second llnlf of ;tlie lnllfrlnK
Hound In IlelnK' Plnyril nt the
Omnlin t'lnltl Cul Thin
Afternoon. ,
Harold Johnson, nn 18-year-old lad,
was tho sensation of tho first eighteen
holes of the qualifying round of the Ne
braska State Uolf tournament tills morn
ing when he made the distance In seventy-six
strokes, initialling tho score madq
by Sam Reynolds, present state cham
pion. Reynolds had a fine chnnce to beat this
8Coro wllen no nm,i0 tliu first nlno holes
of tho course in thlrty-slx. The gallery
figured that he would make tho Inside
In "at least thirty-eight or thirty-nine,
but ho slipped on the fourteenth and
fifteenth holes or' would easily hove had
the low qualifying score for the first
eighteen holes.
Reynolds was paired with RalphiPeters
of the Country club, but the latter after
making the first hole In threo strokes
fell down, but at' that he will undoubtedly
qualify for the championship rounds, as
he Is confident of making the second
eighteen holes of the qualifying round in
less strokes than In the morning.
On the other hand Johnson played a
cool consistent game all the way through,
playing a better game on the Inside th.ni
on the out.. On the Inside course he made
six tours two fives and 'a threo.
ne Uti'mlrert stnrt.'.t .
Over 100 golfers started out on the
cqurse this morning, the first pair, Fred
Rclbel, Jr., andfjelwin Dohcrty, both of
the Happy Hollow-club, leaving. tho first
tee at 6:30 o'clock. From then until after
II o'clpck"pnlrs continued to leave at In
tervals of from three to five minutes.
The second eighteen of the tlilrty-six
holes qualifying holes will be played
this afternoon.
Lincoln Country club sent In tho lnrg
est entry list for nhy putsldo city. Nor-
ioik uouniry ciud sent but one mnn to
the tourney, he being A, J. Oroat. From
the Council Bluffs Rowing association
rame n few of the best golfers the club
had to offer.
Albert Calm and E. II. Hprague. old-
tlmo rivals, were pitted against each
other In tho nuallfvlnir round, w n
Chambers, -one of the cracks from the
Field club, hnd a little hard luck at tho
Jump, ldolng his ball on 'the first drive.'
and. had to come back, leaving "the tee
with three strokes charged up against
him, but despite this fact made a cred
itable showing- and wjll probably land
among the thlrty-slx to qualify,
C. N, Diets and C. S. Montgomery sur-
WVT L'""err . "r. l"rnln? ,n caro
v.iuhci, iu .oficacil iltoil reaiei:iivo C1UDS
will be counted- In the team score for the
1 1 club championship of the state. Fol
lowing are the players on tho various
clubs:
COUNTRY CLUB.
Team No, 1. . Team No. 2.
W, J. Foye, Francis Oalnes,
W, H. Gaines, Hay. Lowel
RUlph Peters, A. V. Klnsler,
Jerome Magee, J. II. llahm.
FIELD CLUB.
Team No 1. .Team No. 2.
Reynolds, P. W; Hale,
Harold Johnson, W, N. Chambers,
J. W. Hughe. Albert Cahn,
J. B. Lindsay. Dr. H. c Kumney.
LINCOLN COUNTRY CLUB. ,
T. O. Davis, W. N. Folson,
B. Griffith, R, .1. Green.
HAPPY HOLLOW CLUB.
J. 8. Weppner, W. K. Shafer,
K. F. Reed. George Ross.
W, J. Foye of the Country club was
jth next In line with 7. making the out-
side In. 38' and the Inside In, Vi. Of the
visitors tne best score was made by W.
M. Folso'n of the Lincoln Country club,
who went around the first half of the
qualifying round In 8. Following are
the scores turned In at 1 6'olock this af
ternoon: .Qnnllfylnfr Round."
First eighteen holes.
Out. In .Tnltn
Sam Reynolds (F. CO. 20 40 70
W. J. Foye (C. $8 . 40 78
w. e. Shafer ill. li.) .....41
H. C. Sumney (F. C.) 41
J. B. llahm, (C. C) 44
J. A. Abbott (F. C.) 41
J. P. Magee (C. C.) 43
E. A. Nord (II. H.) ,..,..40
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43
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4:
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41
45
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42
47
48
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45
43
49
44
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46
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Various styles of Victors
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B. V, Thomns (F, C.) 4S
Albert Cohn, Jr , 5
J. P. Chrlstensen u- M-
60
11. l'VHced (F. C.) M
O. F. Wright (F. C.) 40
C. Sweet (F. C.) 61
E. M. Tracy (M. P.) 68
O. Wj Shields (F. C.) ...48
P. C. Davidson (F. C.i 52
Sellvln Dougherty (F. C.) 52
It. M. Laverty (F. C.) IS
A. J, Croat (Norfolk) .....43
F. Rlebol, jr. (11.11.) 63
B. M. Robertson (H. II.) 4S
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A. S. Schalch (F. C.) .66
W. A. Chains (l1 . C.) 0
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Badly Injured
LOS ANQKLES, Cal July 10. Chnrles
Lo Doux, the French bantamweight
champion, defeated by "Kid" William
of Baltimore last night wna said to bo In
bad shape today from blows claimed by
his friends to hnve been foul." Two physi
cians were called to attend him and found
he hud sustained an Injury In tlie groin
which will keep him In bed several days.
CENTRAL NEBRASKA RACING
CIRCUIT ANNOUNCES PLA.NS
KEARNEY, Neb., July ie.-(Spclal,)-Edward
B. MoDcrmott of thts city was
elected superintendent of the Central No
braika Racing circuit, at the moetlnB
of the, board of secretaries, which was
held at Callaway on Monday evening,
Plans wcro also perfected for tho holding
of tho races at tho four towns on the
circuit.
The races will toko place at Broken
Bow on September 10, 11 and 12; the week
following nt the state fair; at Callaway
on September 17, H nnd Ot); at Kear
ney on September 21, 25 and 2, and at
Shelton on September 30 and October 1
and 2,
The 1 rogram has been laid out the same
for the three days for all three towns;
Tho first days will bo a 2:13 pace, 3 In E,
for a purse of (CC0; 2:2& trot, for, $300 and
half mile dash for $.V), Second day, a
2:18 trot. 3 In 6 for $500; 2:22 pace foi
MOO; quarter mile flush for $50. Third
day; 2:18 pace, 3 In 6, tor $500; a fret
for all, 3' In C, for $300 and a halt mile
' Aah tot m- 0,ner rac,'s wl" nT
ratmed by th local officials. Entitles
to tnd stoke races closo on August 16
and to the class races on the Friday
j evcn,,1fI Preceding the respective moot,
nlceK wl" CB Roverncd by American
trotting and racing rules.
' Several- scouts have been sent out to
attend the races throughout, the country
to get entries for thqse events Jn as soon
as posilble. Kearney . Is, putting the
race track In this city In' first class
shape, It hot having been used for soveral
years. A grand stand,- .Judges' stand,
band stand und barns will be built at
opco. Next year another town will be'
taken in the circuit and, a permanent as
noclatlon will be formed. 'Special "railroad
i-crvlce has been arranged for In this
city.
Norfolk Ttrnnfn Results. '
NORFOLK. Neb.. Julv lS.-fHnorlnl p.t
egram.) Under ,11 hot sun north Nebraska
mm uwcuua irnnis Players iought toi
day's battles. C. D. Haskell of Qregory
ueieaieu r ran aiorsan or wavnii in nn.
of the fast matches nnd likely will go
to tne rinuis in singles. Harold Oldham
of Gregory beat C. M. Mathowson of
Walthlll. 'Persdn and Balzell ot Stanton
beat Haskell and Wnlkcr of Gregory n
a uriuiuni event.
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