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POTS JIHXJffOrl OMAHA
Crutcher Gives Pa Bourke's Team a
Shutout.
ALLOWS BUT- THREE HITS
Cionman ' Unable to Emerge from
General Gloom, 'and Ilia Flheat
Carrci Are Rnppetd for TSital
of Cle-ven Safeties.
ST. J08EPH. Ma, July 28,-Crutcher
ollqwed Omaha hut three hits, of which
two werftm8.de In. the ninth inning,
while St -Joeeph battel Cloemon con
sistently, the locale winning
victory. Score: .
shutout
i OMA7IA.
AB. It.
1L
0
2
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
A.
1
a
o
o
l
.3
2
7
1
E.
1
0
0
0
0
1
1
0
0
Justice, sa 4
oCyle, elf. ..'.', ',.?, 4
Thomoson, of.,.......4-
Congolton, rf t
Kane, lb..-..t
Sheatak, o I....y,.4'
arutib, 3b I....... J
Naff, 2b 2
Closman, p 3
V
0
0
0
0
0
0
Totals 31
3 21 15
ST. JOSEPIL
AD, R. H.
o.
1
2
8
B
5
4
1
1
2
A.
0
0
0
2
0
3
1
3
' 1 .
3.
. 0
0
0
0
Dawson, rf.
Keller, If...
4
1
4
1
0
1
1
1
0
1
1
Zwllllng. cf..., 4
argil, lb...,;.. .4
Bchanir, c ...!
Ochs, ib 4
Weetehril. lb.... 4
Melnke, a
Crutcher, p.... ..I
0
0
t
0
0
Total 23 7 11 27 10 1
Omaha ..0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0
Bt Joseph 0 4 1 0 0 0 2 0 -7
Three-t)Ma hits: Ochs. Dawson. Two-
tun hiu: ochs. zwiuinir. Thocnaeon.
Bacrlfloo hit: Melnke. Stolen btuMii
Kelly (2), OygU W, Octu, WeaUrsil.
Earned cuns: . 8L JoieDh. 1. . Left en
baaea: Omaha, 8; St. Joieph, 0. Btruclt
out: Dr Crutcher. 5: by Cloiman. 4.
Base on . balUi Oft Crutcher, t: oft
criosman, 2. nit by pitched balls By
Cloman. Sohang- nnd Daweon., Double
orubb to Nrff .to Kane. Time:
i:6S. Umpire:
ORIZISMlSS
HiqUT BAOIC AGAIN
Ittt Pitcher Smith Severn! Terrific
. . Wallops and Win.
TOPEKA. ICna., JVjIy 88. By terrific
nuunxr uenver beat Topeka, plllnpr up
ix run in mo iui innins on a aingie,
inu Qouoica ana inree triples, Bcoret
TOPEKA.
. ab. n. ir. o. a. b.
"
0
0
1
2
V
0
0
2
0 '
0
o.
1
0,
13
0
2
S
LTocnran. ao a t i l s
Krencii, as; 4
0
0
6
0
1
0
0
1
2
3
Foraythe, rf 4
McLArry, w
1J. dU. a. ..
A
Qrar. cf ...4
lUpp, lb 4
XAwrence, If 2
Price, If..., 3
Ciiat. o , 3
TlcAlllater, e 0
Jtnlth, p,.., 8
Totals
38 3
I) EN VEIL
AB. R,
717. 14
II.
2
2
2
S
A.
2
0
0
3
0
1
3
1
0
Qulllln. 3b.... ,
Caaaldy. rf...
.... 4 U
6
3
1
CbAnuMl, ct 6
Butcher, 2b 5
Blaton, If.. w. ........ 8
Block, o 4
Coffer, ' e". ............ B
TTslior, lb 4
llagerman, p.. .v.... 4
3
I ! si
1-0
1 1
2 2
Totals 39
Tofieka .0 0
Denver .,.........1 3
12 16 27
0 0 0 0 1
0 0 0 1 0
8
0 1-3
1 S-12
Three-baae Ihlta; Qulllln (t), CaJatdy
:hannell. Two-baae hits. CUnr it). ItaPD,
Cbannal). Butcher, EUtoru Block. Doubl(
Play: Smith to Cochran. Coffey to richer
to .Qulllln. Stolen baaea! Rio Larry. Cr.it.
Coffey. . Bases on bailai Off Smith, S: oft
.j.ufermnn, 10. struck out: uy emitn, a
iiy . liagermc. ii, vm pitcntst omun,
Times 3:06. Umpire: fCollinowr.
blNCOLIf HAS GAME tlWK WAV
Wins In Seventk. with Five Run
from Wichita.
. WICiriTA.. Kan. July -B. Two walk a
two trrors and three hlta yivvo Uncoln
rive mna ana tn same in u seventn.
Perry was wild and poorly supported.
. AB. IL I. O. A. E,
O.
id
0
A.
8
0
8
itapp; aa..ii.(...,...it' 1
stJlehqleon. lt........A , 0 j,
' llueha i.,.3 0
Burke, 3b 1. 0
Kberher. lb... 2 3
Dills,1 rf...,..........4 0
Waeobr o...... ..I 0
Pwry, p.. .8 0
Bcott. p...... .0
(teran. p...,..,,,.hq .-a
0
.'5avt .v..
.....1 ; 0. 0,. 0
sr.
aa
Bitted for 2ln tin ninth.
iUNCOLN,
AB,' IX.
1L
O.
A.- s.
2
0
0
0
0
1
1
3
4
Cpllina,- i-f.if.,-,.,.n&k-Powllns;..
lb.....,...i
JleCormlck. If...;. ...3
-0
1
4
Coe, cr.....,...,......4
-1
3
0
1
1
uai&uun so
JiaKir. 0
.a..a.V
r
Peplmkf. aa. ..5
Ebman, p ,4
Totals .'41 10' 13 27 10
TJncoln 0 10 10 1(1 1-10
ivichita o o.i o i 1 o o-
Ttt tin holies! Uncoln. 11: Wichita.
Bacrlftce hits: Wacob. 1 Twtj-baee hit
Mtddleton, BUU. McCormlck Bar'
uaur. llotna run: Koernar. Stolen bases
Koerner. Bills, Powlln. lilts: Oft Perry.
11 in six and one-thfrd innings; off
BcotL.l lp.oae and twQ-&lrd 1 Jnnlngaj
off IteKan, 1 In one inning-, DoubU play a:
Hushes to IUpi to Koerner: Waoob to
ltapp to Wacob. Struck out: By Perry.
4: by Ehman, 1; by Itesan. L Baaea on
fcalU: Oft Perry. oft Blunan, l; off
Kegan. L -Passed balla: Wacob, Baiter.
Tlmsr 2:0fi- Umptrer OToole
Celebration for Walter..
On Auguat 2 Walter Johnson Will cali
brate his sixth anniversary of service In
the s)or league. Cn that date, he wilt
pitch against the aome team Detroit
that bsid aa a rookie, -and Washington'
fans are starting a popular subscription
to present him with a loving cup. Spe
cial exerrLseu ere planned if the presen
tation lde. la carried out, it being ug
gestsd that President Wllaon will make
jtoe lruentatkn speech,
HW!OM SIR, QurViS AR6 ON )( You Co
OUHWAVTO oViYGIi BAY. 5
QXJLD eNUGMTGN OS) SHELL ROAD
as to "the coRRecr F'"- vov come.
ROUTE?
Standing of Teams
WESTERN LBAdUE.
P. W.
Pet.
.COO
.m
.(St
.490
.434
.421
Denver ............ 07 05
Des Moines1 ....... 96 M
Lincoln 97 C3-
Bt Joseph 98 50
Omaha 101 49
Topeka 94 41
Sioux City 9S 40
33
43
S
47
81
M
55
Wichita 98 38
3
.ISO
NAT LEAGUE.
W.L-Hct.
AM Ell, LEAOUa
W.Lil'ct.
Phlla OS IS ,C!
Cleveland ..06 39 .680
Wash 84 40 .(74
Chicago ....51 47 .820
Boston 41 40 .453
Detroit 40 f.S .403
Bt. Louis ,..33 bl .390
New York ..So no .384
NEB. LBAOITR.
New York. .63 27 .709
Phiia. 1 83 34 .ex
Chicago ...48 44 .822
Pittsburgh 48 48 .000
urookiyn ..42 44 ,m
Boston 3S SI .437
fit, Louis .,13 56 .891
Cincinnati .86 09 .379
Arrtnnrrf a xr i aavr
Milwaukee 64 40 , 6li
Loulsvilla ..67 45 ,6C9
Mlnneaplls 84 46 .549
Columbun .88 47 r,n
Kearney ...43 28 .600
superior ....41 31 .m
Hastings .. S3 84 ,5.14
York .......87 84 .621
Fremont ...36 87 . 493
Kan. City.. 49 84 .476
Toledo .....45 86 .416
St Paul. ...44 06 . 410
Indlanaplls 38 61 .305
Columbus ..35 37 . 481
neatrice ...TO 43 .411
Or. Ialand..t9 4S .392
a neanlta.
Yeateruay
WESTEItN LEA QUE.
Lincoln, 10 Wichita. 4. ;
Penver. 12 1 ToDeka. 2.
Sea Molnes-Bloux City, postponed.
umana, 0; st Joaepn. t.
NATIONAL LEAQUB.
Philadelphia. 6; Pittsburgh, 2.
Brooklyn, 0: Cincinnati, 7.
Boston. 4: Chlengo, 9.
New York, 4. St. Louts, 0.
AMEniCAN LEAQUB.
Chlcnog-Boeton. postponed.
Cleveland. 0; New York, 3.
Detroit-Philadelphia, postponed,
Bt, Louis, 4, Washington. 1.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Kansas City, It Milwaukee, 8.
Toledo, 2: Columbua, 7.
Minneapolis, m St. PaUl, 2,
Indlannnolla. 0 Louisville, 3.
NEBRABICA STATE LEAOUE.
Beatrice. 3: Fremont. 4. Thirteen In-
nlnipi. k '
York, 1: Columbua, 6.
Puperlor,' 4: ilCearney, 11. '
Western Lwnrue Denver at Topclco, Dea
(igiura Today.
Moines nt Sioux; City, Omaha, at BL
JOSfDll.
National Leacue Piuiaaeipjua. at litta
burirh.. Brooklyn at Cincinnati. Boston at
Chicago, New York, at St. Louis.
American League Chicago at Boston,
Cleveland at New York, Detroit at Phila
delphia, SL Louis at Washington.
American apciaiioniuiouu ni co
lumbun. Kaiuii Cltv at Minneapolis.
Loutaville at Iiidtanapolla; Milwaukee at
7:.lfuk ,
rincrasicft oiaie jeague uKwnce i
Fremont, Haatlnga at Grand Island, York
at Columbua, Superior at Kearney.
Cardinals Sign .
. Pitcher Dessau
ST. LOUIS, July 3, Each manager se
lected a right ronded .pitcher for the third
New York-St Louis game. Mathewaon
waa for the leaders' and Harmon for St
Louis. Manager Uugglns announced that
he hod signed Pitcher, Dessau of the Salt
Lake -Union association team. Shortstop
Hauser will not play again this season,
giving his recently operated knee a
chance to heal properly. Evans was In
right field for Bt Louis and Bhafer
played third for the. easterners.
In the first ton New xorif. uurns warned.
So did Bhafer. Fletcher sacrificed. Burns
tallied orf Doyle's aacrlfloe fly. New York
one run. '
American Aaaoelatlon Results.
At Milwaukee lt-ILE.
Kansas uiy
MllwaulMW 1.
Batteries: Rhoadea and O'Connor; Slap-
nick and Hughes.
At Columbus-i , R.I1VE.
TnliHc! s 0 1
Columbus .........7 10 2
Batterlea: Sohlltser and Land: Cole.
Cook and Bmltlu
At IndtanaDOlla R.H.E,
laOUlBVIlie ...... a u
. ... - , A
Indianapolis 0 4 4
Batterleai Powell and Clemona: Hchardt.
At St PaMl R.H.E.
Minneapolis ......,.-,. 1
Ht Paul .'. .11 1
Batteries: Mocridce and Smith: Walker,
iroy ana Miner.
. ' 1 " 1 L .
L,elb pe.eats linrapnrey.
r.RTniT. Neb.. JulV a.-Srwlal Tele
gram.) Leigh defeated Humphrey on Ita
home ground Sunday. 14 to 1. Lueschen
tor Lelxh pitched a no hit game, and
struck ,out fifteen men. A feature of the
game was the onthanded catch ot a long
nrive to center uom uy jvaoipn. uimci.
Bcore; R.1LEI
Lelsh J 0I6'2120 1-1618
Humphrey 1M.0 0 0 0 0 0-1 oil
. Batteries: Leigh. Lueschen and vlach;
Humphrey, untmn zAviau ana otioe
maker.
x .. , ,,
Ifooprr Wins) Two Games.
UttoPBn. Vah.. July 28. SoeclaL1-
rhi Onnnll niuffa fuba -were aaraln
defeated by Hooper Sunday in an exclt.
Ing game, the acore being 6 to 1. Kelly
mtohiM for HooDer. allowlnc only one
hit and atruck out fifteen men. . Adams
baffled the Hooper boys with a slow boll
until Vie suin inning, wnen uipy goi
to him for four runs. Score: IUH.K.
Council Bluff 1 0.1) OjO 0 0,0 0-1 1
Trntvi .: 0 0000402 6 8
Saturday the Hooper t-un defete4
the Council Rluf ts team. 1 tol.
Dallas Defeats Colotn.
DALLAS, Si tX". Jiily"l-(Special Tle:
erram., In a alow same Dallas defeated
Colome, 9 to S. Botli pitcher were la
fine form, but the netaing ot tne uoiom
team was poor. The hitting of Wolat.
and Ruaaum ot Dallas was the feature
ot the game. Each rot three hit out
of four tlmea up. Score : -IUILE.
Colome 0 0020000 1-3 8
Dallaa 80000-004 -8 S
Batteries Colome. Hlckay and Bohncn
uauaa, tinier ann Kuaaunw
Catcher Ketter 9ol.d.
BT JOSEPH, Mo,." JUty 28,-Catcher
lMill Ketter waa today aold by AlanaKvr
Holland ot the Bt, Josephi team to the
aDuruofiton uanirai association ciuo,
THE BEE:
the Old Shell Road
ONE
OTHER. BL06
YOU 60 TH6
Blus Points
. ' fro TU StCfMS
GIANTS SHUT-OUT BROWNS
Mathewson, Pitching Unbeatable
Ball, Holds St Louis Eunleis.
D0AK FINISHES THE CONTEST
Harmon Steadies for Six Innlnss
After 1 Bad Btnrt, bnt Weakens
In Seventh, When Oppo-
nents Mnke Tvro Tallies.
ST. LOUIS, July 2.-ratheiwaon pitched
unbeatabto ball against St Louis today.
shUttlntf out with four hit the tnam thtit
previously had administered two of the
flvo defeats tho Giants' star pitcher has
suffer od this season. New York scored
four runs off Harmon In seven Innings.
Recruit Doak held the champions hitleas
and rimless In the lost two rounds,
After getting off to u bad start by
walking tho first two men to face him,
Harmon steadied for six Innlrgs. He
Weakened In tho seventh nnd was hit for
. a iira. .
.lltllCB WJ UtlUUHtn) IUIU , U , I UT .,,,U
singio ny snater, netting tuo viaitora two
runs. His two passes, coupled with a
sacrifice and a sacrifice f'y, gave tlmtn
one In the flrat Oakea' two-boae mutt
ot Fletcher's fly after a hard run nnd
Murray's single, the first clean hit off
Harmon, added another In the sixth.
Mnthewson was never In danger. His
control watt not as good as In some ot
his recent games, as he hod to pitch
eighty-seven halls, an unusually large
number for him. Only two irten reached
first on passes, however. Sensational
stops by Fletcher and Blister atoned for
the three harmless errors made between
them. Score!
ST. liOUIB. NEW TortK.
An.H.O.A.B. AD.H.O.A.U.
ir. ...I. s 1 1 s 1 nnnmL it.... 1 2 4 0
lAse4.'ir.,.'4
Onkrt, ct.... 4
Whlttril, M. 4
KntMhr, lb 4
Brn, rf... 1
Wlnjo, e.i 9
'notMrts. e.. 0
1 1 v v r3nart u,x - . m
0 4 0 0 rietctwr. ill IH
1041 Dri. ... 1 e 0. 4 0
e 1J, 0 0 Mrrkt. lb., I 0 10 0 0
110 OMuirsr, ft,- 4 1 1 r 0
0 t 1 lUirm, o... 10 110
0 10 0 Wilton. 0... 0 0 3 0 0
0 0 1 OBnedcrM, cM 1 J 0
0 0 1 OUttheMS, p4 0 0 3 0
0 0 1 0 .
Maarey, ib. t
lUrmea, t. , I
Dosk, p 1
Totals..
.f 1 V 11 fc
TOUU Ii 4 37 13
New York 1 00001200-4
St. Louis 0 00000000-0
Two-base hits: Bums. Fletcher. II vans.
Three-base hits: Snbdgraes, Burns. Hlta:
Off Harmon. 6 in seven inninm; 011
Xoak, 0 In two Innings, Sacrifice hit:
netcher. sacrifice uy: uoyie. wnicn
bases; Evans. Fletcher. Wilson. Double
play: Fletcher to Merkle, Lett nn bases:
Bt Louie, 6; New York, 7. Bases on
balls: Off Harmon. 4: off Iconic; 1; ou
Mathewson. 1. Struck out: By Harmon,
1; by Doak, 1; by Mathewion, S. Tawed
Dan; itoDerts. Time: i;v. unipirra.
Brennan and Eason.
Farcical Game to Cubs,
CHICAGO. July i8.-Chlcago and Boston
save a farcical exhibition of base ball
today and at tho finish the scorn Htuod
9 to 4 In favor of the locals. 'I"he field
ing behind Tyler, who was on the mound
ior tne visitors, was reaponaiDie lor me
large acoro ot the homo club. Time rttti i
time the Haiders would stand, naiy. then
aem atartled to find the boll which could
nuve oasny oeen caugni-iamnir, out n
few feet In front of them, while 1 hit
was chalked up against the pitcher and
local runners hurried around the bases.
Errors, a wild Ditch and a passed, nan
so were added to the Bostlnlans mistakes.
Managers fiver men made two ron
in the ninth Inning when tho eastern men
started a rally. At the conclusion to the
game, Phelan, played the famous hidden
ball trick on Collins, a pinch runner and
the game was over, In this. Inning, .the
visitors had scorea two men and had a
man on second and third when Collin's
atepped off third base and was tagged
out. ncore:
D08TON CIUCAOa
An.it.o.A.B. An.H.o.A.n.
Mirntll. u4 0 t 4 0 Uaeh. el... 1 0 10 0
Clrtner. rf. . 1 0 1 0 6 WtlUimi. ,11 t 1 0 0
(Lord, rf 3 0 i 0 0 rattan. S-Jb 1 3 4 3 1
Connelly. It 4 1 0 0 1 gchult. rf .. t 0 0 0
Bralth. tb... 4 I 0 0 OSUmna'D. tbt I 0 0
Sweeney, lb 4 1 1 I 0 Brert, 3b... 1 0 00
Mjera. lb... 4 ill 1 0 8ur. lb..,. au 0 0
Mann. ef....l 1 2 0 0 Ultckell. f. 1 0 3 1 0
Brown. C....1 1 1 3 0nrl4wll. 1 1 1 0
Trier, pe... 8 0 0 9 loorrtdtn, aaO 0 0 0 1
Norta. p.. . . 1 0 0 I 0 nrean'ban. a t, 1 4 0 0
Tltue 1 1 0 0 0 llmphrlta, p,i 3 0 3 0
"wiiibi ....0 0 e 0 e
WeDeneld . 1 0 0 0 Tetata M 11 37 It
Totals U 9 14 IT 3
Batted tor Brown In ninth.
Ran for TUue 4n ninth,
Batted for NpyVs In ninth.
Boston ...0 1 0 0 0 1
Chicago 31 1 4 1 0
0 0
0 0
2-4
Two-base hits: Bresnahan. Smith. lUta
Oft Tyler, 10 In four Inntngs; off Noyes,
1 In four lnnlnsa. Sacrifice hlta: Bchulte,
BrtdwnlL Left on baaea: Boaton. E:
Chicago. (. Baaea on balla: Off Tyler. 8:
u. jiuiupnriea, 1; on noyea, f. int. oy
Fucnea pan: iNoyes, 1, i'asaeu pail:
irown. Wild pitch: Tyler. Time: 1:50.
umires: Kiem and Ortlu
Phillies Trim Ptratea
piTTsnuitnii. juiv M T.hiiflinr,i
namraww me niiaourgn m toners today,
Whlla HmlIati nllrhmt fln hnll thai sH-Ill
ora winning, I to 2, Philadelphia got four
runs, 1 wo aacn in uia nrat ana. mini
Innings, off Camnltx. Adams relieved
Camnlta in the fourth. From that time
on 11 was a one-aiaea anair. as mta-
burgh, was not able to do anything with
Boaton. Ot the six hits the locale made.
three, were by Carey. Including; a home
run in the third that scored Simon and
aayea muacurgn rrom a snutout Scan:
PHlLADBUMllA. PtTTSBURQll,
AD.H.O.A.Dl AD.H.O.A.E.
raaatn. tr-1 0 a o-viot. jb 4011
Kaab. lb... 4
e--rer. e....4
0 Komm'ra, ct I
OWataer, sa. 4
Oatlltar. lb... 9
0 Wllaon. rf .
IMeOUr, bl
I 0
3 0
I 0
3 1
t 3
0 0
a 0
0 e
0 0
u
3
0 0
0 1
laSlMrt, Ib. .
Dwkr, It... s
qraath. rt. 4
Ludtnit. lb. 4
Oil
. Doolaa. . . 4
Kllllfar, e... 4
Baaon. P....1
suuuer, to.. 1
0 0
PBlmon. a...,
Mnaor ...
. 11 37 13 ICttltmaa. e,
CamalU, p.
WeoJ . j . .
Alama, p..,
Hyatt ....
Cooper, p..
Totals.
Total., ...M
Batted for Simon In elEhth.
I 37 I 0
natteol for Camnlta In third,
Batted- for Adams in eighth.
Philadelphia 2 0 2 0 0 1 1 0 0-6
niisourgn v v 1 v u u 0 o 03
rwo.bae hlU: Cravath. Killlfer.
ThTee-baao hlta: Knabe, Becker Home
run farey ntoien bases : Wagner.
i-ravsin. isacruice nits Beaton. Knabe,
Bacriflco (ilis Lobert, Becker Left on
OMAHA, TUESDAY, ,TULY
-M6M
TEB-Hee!
HOl HO-HO,
bases: Pittsburgh, 4; Philadelphia, 5.
lilts: Off Camnitz, & In three innings;
off Adams, 4 In flvo Inning; off Cooper,
2 In ono Inning. Double plays: Kllliter
to Luderua, Knabe to Doolon to Luderus.
Baues on balls: Uff Beaton, 2; oft Cain
nlta, 1. Struck out: By Beaton, 4; by
Camnltx, 1: by Adams, 2, Time: 1:37.
Umpires: Itlgler and Byron.
Itecta Take foarth.
OINCINNATI, July 2S.-Clndnnatl, by
opportune hitting, won tho fourth game
of the Berles from Brooklyn today, 7 to 0,
Tingling, who atarted tho gamo for the
visitors, was knocked out of the box In
the third inning when the locals made
two singles and two triples, good tor
three rune. Allen wat wild and was hit
for- a homo run by Qroh with a man on
base, meek wta effective. Packard had
one bad Inning when a single, two bases
on balls, an error and a double netted
the visitor leu- runs, two singles ana
, nd error ! ,1m tlghth broht in Brook
lyn's other run. Miller played first base
In Place ot Daubert. who wai out ot ths
game with a weak ankle Score:
BROOKLYN. CINCINNATI.
AB.H.O.A.B. An.H.O.A.B.
Moren. rf...4 1 0 0 oiDeKher. It.. 1 1110
Cutihw, 2b I
IMerer, ef... 4
a awTora, ci, .
OOroh, lb.... 4
1 Hobllttel, lb 4
1 Tinker. Sb...4
OBWksrd, rfl
0 Drjhtmr, pi I
0 clsrk, 0..... 1
0 1'tekard, p.. 4
Wht, )f...
Flvcher. 0,.
tfmlth. Ib...
Flther,
Miller, lb..
1 13
I I'oninf. p.
0 0
0 0
4 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
"l AlleU, P
0
0
0
0
a
Buck. D.
Totals to 10 37 12 3
Krkpntrlek
Hckln(r ,
Phelpe ....
Totals a 1 14 U 2
Hatted for Allen in seventh.
Batted for Stack In ninth.
Batted for Moran In ninth.
Brooklyn 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 1 0-6
Cincinnati ......,.,o u 3 1 s 1 a 0 f
Two-base hit: Moran. Three-baae hits:
Hoblttxel, Berghammer. Clark. Home run:
Qroh. Hits: Off Ylngllng, 6 In two and
two-thirds innings; oft Allen, 3 In three
and one-third Innings; off Stack, 1 In
two Innings. Sacrifice hit: Beacher.
Stolen bases: Wheat, Devore. Double
plays: Fisher to Cuts haw to Miller. Left
on bases: Brooklyn 6, Cincinnati, 6.
Bases on balls: Oft Allen, 3; off Stack,
2; off Packard, 1 Struck out: By Allen,
1: by Stack. 1; by Packard, 1. Time. 2:01.
Utnolres: O'Dav nnd Rrnalte.
I , -4 1 in, ' a 1 ;, r '
Luxus Team Wins
From the Workmen
The Luxus won from the Ancient Order
of United Workmen" team, 0 to 8. Tho
Luxus' base running was especially spec
tacular, Smith stealing two and Denny
one.
Fox was in the box for the Luxus and
pitched tine ball, and It it were not tor
errors by his teammates at critical stages
he no doubt would have scored a ahutout
He putted" out of a bad hole In the second
inning when tho Workmen hod three
men oh bases. He struck out two and
Claire caught McCreary off third base.
He struck out eight men and allowed
but five hits. Venous carried oft the bat
ting honors t the day by getting two
doubles and a single out ot four times
at bat
Tracy was Injured In -the sixth Inning
and .wo, replaced, by Hachteg. who pulled
off a fast double play,
The Luxus, will be gone tor .the next
three Sundaya. They leave Saturday and
will moke their initial appearance at
Scott a, which, has one ot the fastest
teams in tt)d state. Scow
luxus. a. o. u. w.
A8.Ii.aAH. . AB.H.O.A.B.
D.M7. ci.. 4 1 1 0 SWelcb, Zb I. 0 13
ttmltb. 3b. I
H'btea. li.fb 4
VaabttS. lb.. 4
0 0
1 2
I 13
I 1
1 2
1 0
0 t
1
VJUAn iL D I
oaiiibAm. lb 4
oirsbsrtr, it 4
IPrefpe, e. 4
0M' entry, et t
1 Stemae, m I
Tracr, Ib.lt 3
urea, ri.... a
narp. aa...
Claire, ,.. 4
1 Kenneay, rt )
Fbx, p...... 1
0 Holland, p. 4
total-.... .W 8 mi t TpUU..,..U 14 10 3
TWD-Daia mu: vaiuiu tsi. ii&ddo. Hol
land. Stolen bases; Smith (3). Donnv.
Sacrifice hits: Tracy, Fox. Hit by
Pitched ball; McCreary. Double plays:
Hachten to Smith to Vanoua, Fox to
Claire to Tracy, struck out: uy For. 8;
by Holland. 6. Basea on balla: Off Fox.
0; on Monona, 1. umpire; iiouman.
Greeenwood Is Shut
Out by the Armours
The Armours defeated Greenwood at
Greenwood yesterday. The game was
featured by the, hard hitting ot the
Armours, Al Graves ploy at the bat and
In the field and the home runs of Hlatt
and Ryan. Gurneaa . pitched a great
game, allowing Greenwood but two hits.
Score:
ARMOURS. (IKKSNWOOD
AU.U.OA.13- AB.HO.A.B.
Collins, It.. 4 1 I OStokea. lb... 11 0
IIbtla. X I
UAriri.-.n l
I nulla. Hi, pi I I I
Ollanaoa, C. 4 9 10 1
0 Brian. ptb 4 1 '0 4
lWdtsaa. lb 4 0 0 1
OUaward. rt. I 1 1 0
IKIntbarlr. c( I 0 1 0
OKtlty, It. M t 0 3 0
carceran. U a
Al.OrTa,ct 4
A.OSTa. lb I
Huaa. e,... 4
ltUlt aa... 4
aura, P. 4
a,L'(htln.rf I
TotAlf. 11127 f t Totla.....ll 1 IT 11
Armours 0 0 8 0 0 1 0 2 17
Greenwood . ..0 0.00 0 0-0 0.0-0
Home runs: matt, xiyan. two-dobo
hUni Colllna. Cocoran. Thcee-base hit:
All Graves, utpien oases; voiuna, Arm
strong, struck out: uy uurnees, ; Dy
Brian, 6; by Bufln, 4. Bases' on balls:
Off Gurneaa. 1; off Buftn. L Earned
runs; Armoura. 5. Umpire: Howard.
DUN DEES BEAT ATHLETICS
IN SEVEN-INNING GAME
"The Dundee Woolen Mills defeated thq
Florence Athletics In a fast seven-lnnlng
itame by (ha ecore of 7 to L
Vernon was on the toojund forth Dun
dees and was In grand form, allowing- but
... at, ' . , I , t . . 1 a .
on scraicn mt, ana atruina ?uv mur
men. Score: 1LH.E.
Dundee W. M 1 0 0 0 0 3 27 T
Florence Athleties.O 0 1 0 0 0 0-1 1
Lett on baaea; Dundee Woolen Mills,
3: Florence Athletics, t Struck out:
By Vernon, 4 by StrlUng. 3. Two-base
hit: Rlctor, Batteries: Dundee Woolen
Mills. Vernon and Rlctor; yjorenc Ath
letlca, stnDiing ana King:
' Key to the SUuaUon-Be AdvertUlnr,
cOfc
20, 1913.
Drawn
REDS TREATED TO SHUTODT
i
Franklin, for Grand Island, Allows
But Three Hits.
NORTON TOUCHED UP' FOE SIX
Yonngr Trrlrler for Third City Shows
Up In Remarkable Form Against
the Beat Champs Can
Produce.
ORAND ISLAND, Neb.. July 28.
(Special Telegram.) Franklin, had the
better of It in pitching, over Norton.
the pride of Hastings,, allowing the Reds
to connect safely In only one Inning.
The locals' young twlrler has been
picked as n comer and ho has all his
best years before him. Hits by Smith,
Ward nnd Franklin brought In the locals
runs. Score:
HASTINtlS.
ORAND ISLAND.
AD.H.O.A.E
AB.H.O.A.B.
uechtold. it 4
OBmlth, aa... 4
S 3
Fortman, lb 4
Dennett, ct. 3
1 Foreater, rf. 4
0 Barry, If.... 4
0 Betumorr, eft
0 Ward, Ib... 3
1 Eftnltar, e... i
0 Farley, lb., 3
0 Oourliy. xb. 3
1 Franklin, p. t
0 0
0 4
1 t
1 0
1 s
0 10
0 3
3
Taoka, lb... 4
Drawn, a... 4
Plreatlne, 16 3
MeCab. It.. I
Itlehrdan, 0
-Monon, p... s
Totals n 1 11 ta t Total, it 11
Hostlnga 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0
Grand Island 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 0 -3
Two-base hit: Franklin. Baaes an
balls: Off Norton, 2; off Franklin, 1.
Btruck out: By Norton. 8: by Franklin.
4. Left on bases: Hastinn. E: Grand
Inland, 4. Double play: Smith, unas
sisted. Passed ball: Richardson. First
base on errors: Hastings, 4; Grand Island,
1. Hit by pitched ball: By Word, Far
ley. Stolen bases: Smith. Schoonover.
Franklin. Sacrifice hit: Flrestlne. Timet
:30. Umpire: Freese.
Pathfinders Game In Thirteenth.
FREMONT. Neb.. Juiv 28. fSDeclal Tel.
esrram.) In the beat and moat excltlnr
prame' nt ball seen on the home lot here
tnis season Fremont defeated Beatrice In
a'Tthlrteen-lnntnir atrua-irlA bv th score
ot 4 to 3. Routt pitched wonderful ball,.
With Errett a close second. Stansre'a
terrific smash aver the fence In the thir
teenth sent every one home happy.
Beatrice scored one In the second on two
hits and. a sacrifice, two In the seventh
on a walk and two two-baggers. Fre
mont mode one in the second on three
hits, two In the eighth on a batsman
'passed and two hits that ended the scor
ing until the thirteenth, when Stange
mode his four-cushion wallop. Features
were RoUtt's pitching, Btange's batting
and the well-nigh perfect fielding of both
teams. Bcore:
AB.H.O.A.B. AB.H.O.A.B.
lt'chnsn, lb 4 0 4 ATurpIn, If... 0 f 0 0
nrannon. &4 0 1 I lWallae. at. 6 1 1 1 0
Co, o 4 0 1 OWatiel, ef.. 14 0 0
Block, rf.... 4 13 1 OlUnry, lb... 8 1100
Tappan. a.. 4 1 l a snai. ib a 0 j 1 o
'iiicKim, ci,, a iav iduui, n... y
Una, if 8 110 O.Welch, 3b.., 8 2 14 0
M'Iniyr. lb 3 0 1 0 0 Naff. e. 4 1 0
Poteat, lb.. 3 00 Routt, p.... 4 0 0 7 0
Errett, p.... S l0
f,m8Vatel ' W
ToUls 3 in t
No one out when winning run was
scored.
Fremont
010000030000 1-4
Beatrice
..U iuvvvsuvvvv v a
Two-base hits: Stange. Tappan, Ling.
Hlcklln. Threerbase hit; Henry. Horn
run: Bt&tura. Double clays: RoUtt to
Wallace to Henry; Welch to Rels; Bran-
non to uutcntnaon to Mcintyre. naaei
ou balls: Oft Eerrett, 3; oft Routt 3.
Hit by pitched ball: Rels, Turptn, Routt,
Hutchinson. Struck out: By Errett 6;
by Routt, s. Time: 2:w. Attenoance:
200. Umpire: Pontius and Longnecker.
Stone Lasts Tyro Innings.
Trm, n VTTT'V KTV. Tulv M i-fl-.aw.la1
Telegram.) The catohlng and batting of
Bcheuren featured In today's game with
Superior, stone lasted but three innings
and Kynett was touched for seven hits
In five innings. Lots pitched a steady
game, being particularly eiiecuve in
pinches. Score:
BUrmiOR. KEAItNET.
AB.H.O.A.K. AB.H.O.A.B.
Vrrer. aa.... 4 110 3 ItcXnl'bt. Ill 1 I M
Monda. at.. I 0 1 1 OSynak. lb... I 111
Uelnert, el, I 1 I ( 0 Acock. 8b... 4 4 0 1
TjendreUi. rt 4 3 1 0 a Harriett lb 4 8 0
Thalaaln. If I 3 4 0 0 Uctwur'n, et3 3 0
BoVwIth. lb I 0 I 0 OOrer. e.,... 4 OU 1
Obat. b 1 111 OWo-drutf, aa 4 1 1 1
smttb, e.... 4 13 OErUkaon, rf 4 1 0 1
Stone, p..,. 09 6 Lota, p. 4 108
Kynett, p... 1 0 0 0
Beheld 1 0 0 0 0
Total M 11 W II I
Totals.. ...37 IW I 3
Batted for Kynett
In the ninth.
Superior .....0 1
Kearney 0 1
01000024
4 2 0 3 D2
Two-baae hlta: Thelaalng. Hmun, taOta
(t), Synek, Acock, Schuren. Home runa:
Acock, Herriott Btolen bases: Melnert
tl), ByneK. acocic bm o; uauj. uu
Stin. It off Kynett. 1; off LoU. 5, Left
or bases: Superior, 11; Kearney. 8.. Hits;
rv B.n, t. trft ffrflett. 7. Struck: out:
Passed, balls: Bmlth. Wild pitches: Stone,
LOU. Time; 3.. umpire: Myera,
Prohtba Lose One,
COLUMBUS, Neb., July SS. Spclnl
Telegram.) Features and fast playa.were
in abundance In today's game which the
Piivniwi conned by a acore Of 6 to 2.
Third Baseman Rondeau ataged the star
performance of the afternoon by reach
inv fair nv,r n. wlra fencat and crabbing
up a foul ball. Centertlelder Lelse pulled
Osborne out ot a bad hole In the seventh
by maxtng a wonuenui eaten m rifcuv
field. The awattlng honora went to Deal
and Adams eacn or wnom nnea out tnree
in four times at bat
The Prohtba were unable to connect
with' Atleya benders, their only tsJHtA
being due to an error ana a wua pttcn.
score:
TOnK. COUT3IBU8.
AB.1I.O.A.B. AB.ILO.A.E.
TJc, lb. ... 4 1 10 0 Rondeaa, b S 0 4 1
Baapp. lb.., 4
Cbaae, lb.-- 3
Sark. It.... 2
amqlet 4
VIulT.y, rf.. 8
Lola, ct.... 4
Urown, e..M4
Oatoraew p.. 8
0 Btnyto, cf... 4
ICraa, If 4
0 Resteer, if. 4
ODeal. lb 4
0 Adama, aa.,. 4
0 KraalagT, a 3
OArU.y. p.... 4
0 1
I 0
Ttrfila 4 34 3 1 Totala aUtlll
York . 300000000-1
Columbua 0 0 0 0 6 0 0 0 "
Earned runs: Columbus, 4. Stolen
bases: Adams. Kronuurer. sacrifice hits.
Rice. Chase. Kiunlnger. Two-base hits,
wmytn, uran, Aoama jjoudis piay;
Malmgulat to Chaae. HIU: Oft Osborne.
11, ore Artiey, e. mrucx out. tsy
a , 1 . . t u t i ,
uauuni", o. ujr wi ii.y . . uuc u,i .,&i.ai
Off Osborne, 3. off Artiey. 8. Hit by
pitched ball. By Artiey. Mulvey. Passed
ball Kranlnger Time. 1.40. Umpire
Qulgley.
T 'Hi -.. "',
for The Bee by
TEE Hfe v J
GO THS. VJtW
the bujs" points
hoo-Hoo', "vHrs
GOOD
George Maxwell Is
High Man at Shoot
George Maxwell, the one-armed pro
fessional, was high man at the weokly
ahofat ot the Omaha Gun club Sunday
afternoon, breaking 98 out of a poaslble 10)
blrda, B. B. Gross, also a professional ot
Kansas City, was second.
Following are the scores:
SHOT AT 100.
George Maxwell. 93 Elmer Redick 91
B. B, Gross 96 William HolU.... 83
W. D. Townsend 95 Ed Reetz., ........ 87
C. Casper 94 J. H. Hall., 84
George Redick... 92 L. C, Aldrlch 78
Doc Frye..., 92 Frank Haskell... 76
SHOT AT 00.
. H. Woodruff.. 4S F. T. Lovrlng..... 45
Dana Worrell.... 46 Dr. Dunham 34
JOE BQEHLING LOSES GAME
Fails to Establish Season's Eecord
for Straight Wins.
8TANDS TIED WITH ALEXANDER
Base on Balls to Shotten, Single by
Pratt nnd Home nun br Wil
llame, AH In First, Ills
Undoins;.
WASIHNOTON, July 28,A. base on
balls to Shotten, a single by Pratt nnd a
home run by Williams, all In the first
Inning, proved Joe Boehllng's undoing- In
his attempt today to e stub Hah a season's
record tor straight victories in the major
leagues.. After the first St Louis got
only two hits, but the three run lead was
too mUch for Washington and. the final
score was 4 to 1. Until today Boehllng
hod not lost a game this season and his
string of eleven straight stands as the
American league record and ,tlea that , of"
the National league held L Alexander of'
PhlladelplUa.
McBrlde scored Washington's only run. '
He reached first on Austin's fumble of
his grounder, went to necond when Henry
was hit by Mitchell and scored a minute
later on Boehllng's single. Score:
BT, LOUIS. WASHINGTON.
AU.li.O.A.aa, AlHUiU.A.E-
Bbotten, cf.. 4
Btorall. lb.. 4
Pratt ib.... 4
0 8
o oitoalltr, rf.. 6 l l o o
0 Oroaler, 3b.. 4 10 3 1
3 7 Milan, cf... 4 0 3 0 0
0 OOandll. lb... 4 1 10 0 0
1 OHoraan. Zb. 3 0 1 8 0
3 1 Cairo, it.... 0 0 0 0 0
onedeen. If.. 8 0 0 0 0
aitfoDrtde, aa4 0 3 a 3
0 10
wiiuama, rf 4
Johnabon, If 8
Auatln. lb.. 1
Alexand'r, e 4
LaSran, as... a
Mitchell, p. 4
0 0 3 OUeurr,
Boahiln
3 0 Hflirr, c... 1 0 10 2 0
nr. p. 4 i e o a
Totals.,.. .M
4 37 11 3 Wllliama ..11000
LaporU ... 1 0 0 0 0
ToUla.....T4 6 87 13 S
Batted for Gedeon In eighth.
Batted for Henry in ninth-
Bt. Louis 3 000. 0 0100-4
Washington 0 0. 0 0 1 0 0 0 0-1
Home run: Williams. Btolen bases:
Pratt (2), Williams. Double play: Foster
to Morgan to Gandll. Left on bases: ot
Louts, 6; Washington, 9. Bases, on balls:
Oft Mitchell. 2; off Boehllng, 2. First
base on errors: St. Louis, 4: Washing
ton, 1. Hit by pitched ball: By Mitchell
tuenryj by seeming (La van ana
Austin). Struck out: By Mitchell,
3: by
Boehllng, 9. Time, 2:05, umpires,
guson and Connolly.
Fer-
Osoar Vitt, Detroit
Player, Much Worse
DETROIT, Mich.. July 18,-Oscar Vitt,
second baseman of the- Detroit American
league base ball club, seriously ill with
the grip here, today took a decided
change for the worse. His physvjlaa raid
his condition has .not reached the critical
stage .and recovery Is expected, hut the
player will probably be out of the garni
until fall at least Vitt's home is In Cali
fornia.
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Cedar Bluffs Defrata Fremont.
CEDAR BLUFFS, Neb., July 28. (Bpe-dal7)-Cedar
Bluffs defeated the Fre
mont Originals here Sunday by a score
of 10 to 1. Fremond was extremely weak
on team work and was boor in fliedlng.
uocKemueni, tne local pitcner, neia tne
Fremont tram to two hits. This la
twelve games won out of fifteen played
for the local club. Scoro:
Cedar Bluffs 1 3 1 0 4 0 0 1 '-10
Fremont ...0 000orooi 1
Batteries: cedar Blurts, u-cKemuenl
and Krauae; Fremont, l'ecn, Muffctt and
Brookon.
Brunlnsr Wins Hot Game,
BRUNINO, Neb.. July 2S.-(8peclal.)-Grafton
and Brunlng played one of the
fasteat games of the season yesterday. It
was not decided until the last ball waa
pitched. Score:
Brunlng 0 1 0 0 1 3 3 0 1-8
Grafton 3 1030001 0-7
Batteries: Irwin and Sharky; Knight
and Meade.
Frightful Pa! a
In the stomach, torpid liver, lame back
and weak kidneys are soon relieve! by
Electric Bitters. Guaranteed. 56c. Fjr
sale by Tite-Jon Drug Co Advertlaimont.
m w-mr sTakm tssTtsW -rgkkksaH 'm tti
r Cre 7ZZZ7t&- Old.
"Bud" Fisher
i ' "
: .1 'V ? ' ...
MIZZOU PARK IS DAMAGED
Grandstand and Equipment of Bass
Ball Team Burned. .
TODAY'S GAME IS CALLED ' OFF
Play Will Be Resumed at nlversldo
Pnrk ns Soon as Neiv Uniforms
anil - Bats Come front
Chicago.
SIOUX CITY, la,, July 28. A spectacu.
lar tire that originated late last-night In
the grandstand or clubhouse at the MIebou i
base ball park, the home ot the. Sioux
City Western league team destroyed
the Grandstand and club house, the 'City '
Flannlng Mill company's plant -and the J
Warnock Tank factory. The total" loss Is '
placed at about 390,003. All the Bloui
City ball team's equipment was burned.
The principal losses ae:
City Planing Mill and Lumoer yard,
loss 363,000; jnsuranco estimated at 6,2H).
Western Leagu club's grandatand -nndi
club houee, loos 310,000, Insurance 35,000.
Warnock Tank factory, loss 310,000; in
surance 33.000.
Day Coal company, loss $2,000; cpvered, '
by insurance. .
Milwaukee railroad station slightly
damaged; covered by Insurance. ,It la
thought tho fire was started by .tramps
who look shelter In the base balLfcxand
stand for the night
The .ball park Is located at tne Toot ot
Douglas street, on the river front, only
tnree blocks from the city's business cen
ter. Manoger.qiark of tho Sioux City West
ern league team, has announced thai' to
day's game would be called off and prob
ably 'Tuesday's game? pendln'g tilts -arrival
- of new uniforms,' HkM,1 WdVisina
other .equipment, which haVe bee'tlf or
dered by wire In Chicago. WheW Ytfeao
arrive play"will be resumed at Riverside
park, Manager Clark stated. Temporary)
stands will be erected at once to replace
those burned.
I
Nick Some Coach.
Nick Altrock gets credit foe most of
.the succesa ot the sensational young Joe
...... , u , ,, u ,c,,o, .ilQ
southpaw, Harry Harper, under his
TlittAia iri
3
Tonight Lincoln men ride
. the Ak-Sar-Ben goat .'
"Tomorrow Omaha men
should take advantage of
our season-end clear
ance of high-quality suite.
Kensington, L System ant
Kcnmor suits our oWri,
regular, this season's
slock hand tailored to our
special order
$85 8ult3 now
580 Suits now . . . . .
925 Suits now . . . . .
$20 Suits now ......
817 Suits now. $
$14.50 Suits now . . . SlO,
Straw Hatsl All domestic
and imported Sailors at
HALP PRICE
When merchandise of de
cidedly superior qualify
(the only sort we carry)
is offered atf general re
ductions like these, it is a
good time to buy.
MAGEE & DEEHER
413 8. Sixteenth.
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laws
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