Headed West
LI I -
rm pm? Af, A .SKf THEY AIL LOOK "
KOURKES LOSEANOTHER ONE
Wichita Lands Hard on Ohellette, the
Omaha Pitcher from St. Joseph.
IHNAL SCORE STANDS 8 TO
locals Male n Drnoe Up In tho Soy
entb, but it Cornea Too Lnte to
Enable Tbra to Land n
Victory
Wichita landed on' "Hank" Chellette.
Pa'ii importation, from St. Joioph, In tho
fourth Inning of yesterday' game and
drove him from the box and chalked up
four run, -which with three others added
Murine the remainder of tho conteit whs
enough to trln the game, 7 to C Yester.
day's defeat inakci it seven itralght for
the Rourkes.
Omaha made a desperate attempt to
win the fame lit the ninth" Inning,' trot
after two men had scored 'And one mm.
was needed to tie, Congalton .and Kane
placed little grounders down the first
base line with a man on third baso nih
lng to come horn.
The offerings of the three Routes pitch
ers tickled tho batting palate of the
SCantan.
None of tho Omaha pitchers were etfec
tlve, their combined efforts netting the
'Wichita bunch fourteen safe hits, four of
'which went to Nicholson, the left fielder.
The same, wo listless and was taken
Wore or less as a oke by the fans until
the ninth inning when Omaha perked up
and threatened 'to even It up. ' '
The lame ColllfloiTer.
Umpire Collltlower made his third ap
pearance in Omaha and his decisions
were as putrid a they have been In the
.past. He was the object of much ridicule
and demonstrated to tho fans that he Is
absolutely incapable of judlng balls and
d strikes and also close playa at the bases.
1 In the third Inning he called Mlddleton
eafe at first, when Kane had tho ball in
his hands before Mlddleton was within
6 three feet of the bag. In the seventh he
called Mlddleton safe at home when he
slid squarely into the ball which John
son hold a few Inches from the ground
t and in front of the plate. In the same
v tinning Davis slammed the ball out Into
!f left field. The ball struck oauaralv on
r the foul line and scattered." white ohalk
fit 1h IhPM f I. tv. i- nLw ...
...vv . HIV U 1 1 , Alio UII1I,
k however, called the ball fo'ul. His die
1 jsustlng work caused maillot the fans to
I leave at this last decision. ,
" I Omaha secured the' first scoV. "of the
rmo Id the third Inning. ahlno'sloglcd
j swd stole second and oruseO'.'the rubber
when Castle throw tho ijall j fcertterfleld
us Vence trying to catch him stealing,
t The Wlchles, however, comet back with
s Koerner opened with a double. Xavis
was safe on a Cincinnati base hit. Castle
(walked, filling the bases. Eagan sent
one to Schlpke, who threw Koerner out
X .tha Pi1 Kapp popped up to Justice'
I Ifna rucnoisonsiamraed out a triple, soor-
lng Davis, Castle and Hagan. Koofner
) kingled In tho fifth, took socond on
'Castle' single and registered when Jus
Jce booted Happ'a grounder. Mlddleton'
, hit for twin bags In the seventh and am.
t 'Wed over on Koerner single.
,. Draco Up In Seventh,
j Omaha came within two of evening up
in the seventh. Kane was the first man
vp and strolled. Johnson singled to
t center, Kane going to the corner. Orubb
) fives safe ort- an infield ).it fmi.. ...
1ags. Bchlpke Hnned and Neff was sent
In to bat for Hick . Tho first ball went
. ver to the rlVhtNield 'fence fr two
bases and Kano and John.nn
Klrubb landing on thlrd.Vustloe'n liu'leld
Jjlt scored Orubb. "
Nicholson made his fourth"hIt In the
,..... anumeion oeai out a bunt A
rasied ball advanced botfi m.r,
I fflcholson tallied on Hughes' lnglo.to
(center Thomason getting the ball on the
pounce and making a pe'rfect peg to the
)V'n ncaamg on Mlddletoh,
I With one Ollt In thn nlnth-.MiKtiUl -i
V. . -"r...,.v III-
Wed to -center and Coylo hid safely "to
Piht, Thomason sentjboth over with a
double lefto enter. With Tommle:on
ISCCOnd Ronnllnn v
i w.i ..Ajiu laijeamo oe
4 ver. Score: , . . - r'
OMAIU.
justice. ?
fcoyle. lf...., 5 1
Thomason, cf, 3 ' 0
pongolton, rt a - 0
n. lb 4. 1
IJohnoon, c ,, 4 1
fe?.bblr 8b-- 8 1
TSchlpke. 2b 4 x
pheUette, p 1 0
Hlcks, p , 1 0
!Nftt 1 0
(Peters, p 0 0
WSheatilc ............. 1
It
I
3
1
0
1
.2
i
0
0
1
0
o.
1
3
2
0
10
. 7.
1'
8
0
0
0
0
.0
A.
2
0
, 1
0
1
1
2
3
0
1
0
1
0
Totals
8T 11 tr -X2
WICHITA.
v, - AD, It. - Hi
flapp, s.. , & .0 0
Icholoon, If......,'. 6 3 4
middleton, of...,,.,, 4 13
tlughes, ,. 4 0 1
Burke, 3b.AM X J
Koorner, lbT w. 6 I t
Oavis, rf 4 1 1
2astlo. c.... ,,, 4 1 1
Kagan. p.. .......... .4 .0
(Durham, p. 0 0 0
A.
1
0
t
4
?
1
0
0
t
1
TotaU 40 7 II V- 5
Batted, fof. lllflks In tho seventh.
Datte for tera in the ninth.
with the Speed
Omahoi
Runs,
Hits '.
Wichita , , . -
nuns 0 004 1 1010 i
Hits 1 HlilOl 0-1
Two-base hits: Neff, Thomason. Nich
olson, Koerner. Stolen bases: (Jclilpko,.
Nicholson. Middleton (2J, Ilurke. Sacri
fice hit: Hughe. Double plays: Orubb
to Bchlpkn to Kane. Hits: Off Cliellettf.
6 In three and two-tlilnls Irlngs: off
Hicks. 4 In throe and one-third Innings;
off l'etom, four In two Innlhgs; off Ha
san. 10 In eight and one-third Innings!
off Durham. 1 In two-thirds innings.
Htruok out: y tmciieito, x, oy iiiom, .,
by roters, Z; by IloKan, 3. liases on
halls! Off Ohellette, 4) off Hicks, 1 off
nagan, ft Tassed boll: Johnson. Ieft on
bases: Omaha, ; Wichita, U. Tlmo: 3:15.
Umpire: Colllflower.
sioux ovKiicoMia nio i.bad
Dnilson Proves I'ortlonlar Stnr of
the Contest, '
HIOUX CITY. Ia.. July SO.-Davldson's
timely stick work trave Bloux City to
day's hall game over Topeka by a score
Of 7 to ft The visitors plied up their six
runs In the first inning, flflvlng nrpwrf
from tho mound. Klein wentMn aud hela
the Kaws hltless. Davidson, knocked a
homo run with tho bases full la the first
and drove In one more counter In tho
fifth. Score! '
AD. It. H.
Cooney, 2b 4 1 1
Clarke, If 4 0 0
Smith, as J ? ?
Callahan, 8b. S 1 ,J
Davidson, of........ 4 2 2
DUrns, If..; ,4 0 1
Miller, rf 4 0 0
1UPP, o 4 0 0
Urown, P 0 0 0
Klein, P 9 0. 0
O. A. 15.
Z 3 1
0
4
2
1
0
0
0
0
S
Totals ? 82 7 1 S 11 '1
TOPEKA
. . AD. R. II. O.
A.
1
4
0
1 ,
0
1
0
1
8
Cochran, 6 , 1
Forsythei' rf.....i... 6, ,.y
McDarry. 2b J. J
eOar, cf fj J
ltapps, lb i 5 J
I'rice, u....... J
tr. . ill.... n A O
Pullerton, p 8 0
Totals
.33
8 11 4 14 3
Ift on, bases: Bloux City, 6: Topfcka. 8.
irst ba on errors: Sioux City. 2: To
nka. 2. Sacrifice hit: iciein. . w"""
Home run: Davidson. Stolen bases: Coch
ran. Hits; Off Drown. 5 In .one-third in
ning! off Klein, o in cmm.
thirds innings. Struck out: Dy Klein, j:
by Pullerton. 4. Doses onb,allVm,.r
Urown. li off Klein. 3-, off Fullerton. 8.
l'assed balls: McAllister, Itopp. Umpire:
Anderson. Time: 8:00.
V
BT. JOSKIMI DUAWJ A UtANK
Unnble to Make 3Ior Thafa Two Hits
Ofr Schrclber. -
i
BT. JOSBPH. Mo.. July SO, 8chrelber
allowed but two hits, a single and a
triple and Denver shut St. Joseph out.
None of St. Joseph7 errors figured In
the scoring, score:
DENVER. .
ATI T IT. n. A. K.
Qulllln, 3b Sioao
v.auiujr, . ... m
Channell, cf
.uuicner, io y
Biston, ir i ? i
Block, o... 4 0 1
Coffey, es S. 1 1 8
Fisher, lb 4 0 0 7
Bchrelber. p....; 8 0 1 0
Totals 83
.27 , 8 1
8T. JOSEPH.
. . AD. H..H
o:
3
0
13
A.
?
JO
0
Kelly, If p....
Zwllllng, cf.. ......... 4
Oytjll, -lb. .n;.. 8.
Schang, 0.. 3
Ochs. 2h 3
0
0
.0
0
0
0'
0
0
"0"
0
0
6
2
5
Vesterxll. 3b
2'l0
1,
0 0
0 . 3
1 2
Melnke, ss ;
gutnian, ss...... 1
Uuscher, p 2
Doehler, p t 0
Wauon 1
Totals ...28
2 27 13
nutted for Melnke In the eighth.
Denver 0 0 , o .0 o v-
St. josepn v v v u v w -
Earned runs: Denvir, 6. Two-base hit:
OOlstoru Three-base hit: WesteritL Sac
rifice hits: Caisldy. Channell, Butcher,
Stolen bases: Qulnlan, Casstdy, Coftey,
Left on bases: Detvven 4; St. josepn. s.
til
nttchea: Uuscher. Doehler. mi oy
pitched ball: By Duscher. Oof fey ana
Qulllln. Hits; Off Buscher, 8 In eight
innlngss oft .Doehler, 1 In one Inning.
Time; 1:69. Umpire: 0"Toole
noosTBits
ON
THIRTEEN
Make Dessau Look Little. In- Com
parison vrltb. llossre.
DES MOINES. Ia.. July 80. The Des
Moines Club hammered Dessau to every
corner of the lot today, amaaslnir a total
of eighteen hit for thirteen runs. Hogge
allowed Lincoln but seven scattered hits
and one run. score:
DES MOINES,
An rt ir
o.
0
1
l"
0 ,
10 .
2
Sr
0
A. H.
liahn, rr , 0 o
0
1
qreen, 11. x
Hunter, of 6 2
0
0
4
0-
4
1
2
1
IS
Leonard, 3b .5 3
Jones, lb. :.'... 4 -1
1
8
. S
V
Keiuy, ss 1 s
Sleight, c. ....,.. b 3
Andreas, lb u.4 1
EL
uogge, p 1 "
Totals ...... ,...'..4oH 13
W 2t:
LINCOLN.
AB. K, H.
tloyd, 2b , 5 0 1
Collins, rf f,. 4 0 2
Dowllng. lb,....,.... 4 ,0 1
McCormlck,. Ifi, 3 1 1
Cole. cf.,.........4... 8 0 0
Barbour. 3b....l 4f 0 vo
Baker,-a 4 0 1
Peploskt, ss 4 0 1
Dessau, p 3 0 Q
o.
0
0
8
0
6
4
3
5
0
A. E.
6 (
0 (
0
1
0 I
4 (
3 1
3 1
2
I 1 1 . I a. a - -TI Jt BiBAA. I r It r al I V. i Wl. y w 1 1 M 1
Blruck out: uy oanreioer, t, y uwj.
3: by Doehler. 3. Bases on palls: Off
alchrelber, it oft BUstfher, H off BoeWer
1 i-,,i.ii. lv Onl. to Wtsterill. Wild
THE BEE:
Clutch Wide Open
THE
IT
Standing of Teams
Played. Won. Dost.
Pet.
.067
.531
.531
.616
.480
.413
.423
Denver 09
Des Moines 08
Uncoln ,.. (8
St. Joueph 93
Omaha 102
CO
83
62
62
61
49
42
41
48
46
48
63
C4
M
G2
Topeka 93
eioux City 7
Wichita 101
NAT. LEAGUE.
W.L.Pot.
AMEIt. DEAOUE.
W.L-Pct
llilla'phla .87 28 .705
Cleveland ..68 38 .604
Washlngn .65 40 .679
Chicago ....61 50 .60S
Boston 40 46 . 600
Detroit 40 69 . 404
New York..65 28 . 609
l'hlla'phla M 38 .602
Chicago ....IS 45 ,t21
Pittsburgh 4 41 .600
urooiuyn ,.n w ,477
Boston 19 S3 .423
Cincinnati .88 C8 ,32
Bt. Louis 39 63 382
SU D0Ula...87 5S .SS3
Hew York, .30 63 .328
STATE LEAQUE.
W.L.Pct.
Kearney ,...42 80 .683
Superior ....41 33 . 604
Hastings ...41 34 -M7
AM Ell. ABSN.
W.UPot.
Mllwaukoo S4 42 .WH
IUlrvllle .55 45 MTI
Mlnneap'a .68 a .(68
Columbus .67 47 . 648
York 80 34 .514
Columbus .,37 87 .600
Tremont ...SS 30 .480
Kan. City.. 19 6S .447
Ht. Paul.. ..48 6S ,4M
Toledo - 45 68 .437
Od. lsland.,81 44 .413
Beatrice ...29 45.892
Indlanap's as ea ,5J7
Yeatnrdny'a Ilesalts.
WESTEHN LEAOUE.
Lincoln, 1: Des Moines. 13.
Wichita. 7 Omaha. 6.
Topeka, 6j Bloux City, 7.
Denver, 6; St Joseph, 0.
NATIONAL LEAOUE.
Boston, l; St. Louis, 9.
Brooklyn, 8: Pittsburgh. 5.
New York. 0: Chicago. 5.
Philadelphia, 4; Cincinnati. 6.
Detroit
-Washington, postponed: rain.
Cleveland-Boston,
wet.
postponed; grounds
Chicago, 0: Now York, 8.
Bt. Louis, 1; Philadelphia, 2.
AMEIHCAN ASSOCIATION.
Kansas City, 1: Minneapolis, 13.
Milwaukee, 4; St Paul. 6.
Louisville, 5 Indianapolis, 1.
Columbus, a: Toledo, 1.
NEBRASKA STATE LEAOUE.
Buporlor, 6: O rand Island. 6.
Beatrice. 8: Columbus. 18.
Hastings, 6; Kearney, 4.
York, 8; Fremont, 4.
Gamea Today.
Weetorn League Lincoln at Des Moines,
Wichita at Omaha, Topeka at Sioux City,
Denver at St. Joseph.
National League Boston at St. Louis,
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh, New York at
Chicago, Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
American Association Kansas City at
Minneapolis, Milwaukee at St Paul, Co
lumbus at Louisville, Indianapolis at To
ledo. Nebraska State League Superior at
Grand Island, Uoatrlce at Columbus,
Hastings at Kearney, York at Fremont
'Donovan 1
Totals 84 1 7 24
Batted for Dossau In tho ninth,
IS
lues Moines 6 0 0 0 6 0 0 3 13
Lincoln ...0' 00001000 1
Two-base hits: Collins, Peploskl, An
drea (3), Jones. Three-base hit: Bellly,
Homo runs: Blelght (2). Bases on balls:
Off HoKETe. 2: off Deaauu. K Struck nut:
Dy Rogge, ! by Dessau, 1. Hit by pttcned
oau: tsy itogge, ooio. stolen bases:
Hunter. Leonard. Rellly. Lft an basea!
Des Moines, 8: Lincoln, . Time: 1:45.
Umpires; Haskell and Segrlst.
Britisher Thinks
II, S, Won by Triob
LONDON, July 80, An anonymous let
ter appearing In the Standard today d-
the Davis cup matches were the better
all-around players, but that the Amerl
cans won the trophy because MoLoughlln
had mastered and concentrated his play
on a smashing service. In which any num
ber of English players could have equally
perfected themselves.
ThUs the cup was won," the letter
continued, "by & trlok, through a per'
fectly legitimate trick within tho rules,
which does not further the best Interests
of lawn tennis, and unless this' smashing
service Is barred like tho spot stroke In
billiards, tunnls Is within measurable
distance- of death."
American Association Ileaulta.
At lndlanaoolls R.ILE.
Louisville 6 7 0
Jndlanspolls 1 7 4
Batteries: Indianapolis, demons and
demons', Indianapolis, Willis and Living
stone. At St. Paul- B.U.R.
Milwaukee , ,.,,...4 9 2
Bt. Paul.. 610 1
Batteries: Milwaukee, Hovllk and Mar
shall: St. Paul, Rleger, Brandt and
James.
At Columbus R.H.E.
Toledo , , i 8 1
Columbus , j 7 1
Batteries: Toledo, James and Land;
Columbus, Cook and Smith.
At Minneapolis R.H.E.
Kansas City 1 7 4
Minneapolis , it 13 1
Batteries: Kansas City, Powell and
Moore; Minneapolis, Ollligan and Smith.
Union Association Iteaults,
Butte 4-0, Missoula, 9-7.
OMAHA, THURSDAY, Jt'LY 31, 1013.
PIRATING ISN'T
USEP TO eH.'
REDS CAPTURESECOHD GAME
Bunoh Hits Off Wright in Third and
Secure Lead.
BRILLIANT FIELDING 1 FEATURES
drand Island Captures Second One
from Superior, Stone Reins;
Knocked Out in Sixth
Innlngr.
KEARNEY, Neb., July 30.-(8peclal
Telegram.) Hastings took the second
game of -tho series with Kearney by
bunching hits off Wright In the third
Inning of a closely contested battle. The
came was featured throughout by bril
liant fielding on both sides, especially
fine catches being made by McKnlght.
Scheuren and McCabe. Erlckson was
there with the stick, secunrlng a homer
and two singles In four times up. Score:
HASTINGS. KBA.RKET,
iRKET.
tltiYv
AJJilttU.Atb,
ncchtold, ttl I 1 t OMcKnlht
IMrtraan, 2b4 1 4 4 08rnk. Jt.
litnntu, er.. 5 ill 0 Acock, Jb.i.l i 0 O 0
Tckt, lb... I 111 t QlUrrlott. lb. 0 13 0
" -... a m uncavurcn, u 2 s w v
FlriMtlut, lb 5 10 1 0Ory, c...... 4 I 0 1
McCibe. It., 4 13 0 OWoodruff, 4 0 1 O
Jlkhrtt'n. el 1 7 0 Erlckson. r( 4 S 0 0 0
ttlller, p,,. 4 0 0 1 OWrlght, p.,.0 0 0 t 0
IJots, p 4 0 0 3 0
TotsU 10 17 15 0
ToUll St 1 i7 11 2
Hastings 0 13010000-5
Kearney ,...1 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 14
Two.basn hlt: nravn. Svnct. Thren.
base ht: Bennett. Home run. s Rich
ardson, Erlckson. Stolen bases: Tacke
12), McCabe. Double plays: Flrestlne to
Fortman to Tacke) Lots to Oray to
Woodruff: Synek to Herrlott. Bases on
balls. Off Wllley, 3; off Lots. 3. Left
on buses: .Hastings, 9: Kearney, 8. Hit
uy pucnea doii: ironman: nits: uii
Wright, 7 In two and two-thirds Innings,
fltruck out: Wllley, 7: by Wright, 2; by
Lets, S. Time: 2:00. Umpire: Myers.
Superior Trimmed Asaln.
GRAND ISLAND. Neb., July 30. (Spe
cial Telegram.) The Third City base
ball team took the second game of the
tries from tht Cement Makers today by
fitely hitting Pitchers Stone and Kynett.
Stone was knocked out of the box In the
sixth and Kynett met tho same fate bo
fore the end of tho inning. Hatch, who
pltchod the remainder of the game
seemed to be more effective. Superior
Played a god fielding game but could not
Sot to Pitcher Drown for enough runs,
ray and Urown got home runs with a
rran cn base. Score:
SUPERIOR. ORAM) ISLAND.
AD.H.O.A.E. AO.u.O.A.B.
Mstntrt. cf. t 1 10 0 Smith. St.. .4 till
Mind. ,.( lit 0 Downer, rt.. 3 ,000
OrT. 4 114 ODrrr It.... I 110 0
Ltndrath. rt 4 0 0 0 OSchonorr, tf 4 1 1 0 0
DUmoad. It. 1 1 I 0 OFirUr. !b,.l lit 0 0
Poktwlti, lb I 0 10 0 nSratier, C...J 0 4 0 0
Obit. 3b 1 1 0 1 Wri, lb.... 4 1110
BtMX C...4 Oil Oltowtll, lb.. 4 1130
flton. p 1114 0 Drown, p.... 4 10 10
Kntt, p...O 0000
listen, p...,l 0 0 0 0 Tottlf 13 10 17 11 1
ToUW... ."ri4 1l"o
Euperior 0 00220010-5
a rand Island 3 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0-0
Earned runs: Superior, 4; Grand
Island. 5. Two-base hits: Oray, Darry,
Hawell, Stone, BSmlth. Three-base lilt;
Obst. Home runs; Gray, Drown. Bases
cn balls: Off Stone, 5; oft Urown, 2
Struck out: By Hatch, 1- by Brown. 8,
Left on bases. Superior. 6: Oraml Island,
8. First base on errors: He he Id. Bocke
wits. Stolen basest Melnert SSaScrlflro
hits: Hockewlts. Darry. Time: 2:06,
Umpires: Freose and Longnecekcr.
l'rolilbs St runic at lint.
FREMONT, Neb., July 30. (Special
Telegram.) York again demonstrated
Its ability to bat Fremont and captured
the second game of the series by the
score of 8 to 4. A home run by Btange
In the eighth produced Fremont's Ilrst
score and u threatened rally In the ninth
after they had scored three runs was
quickly killed by a fast dollble play by
the visitors. Homo run drives by Malm
qutst, Everdon and Stange were fea
tures. Score:
YQKK. FRKMOXT.
AUH.O.A.E. AU.H.O.A.K.
nice. lb. .. 4 111 OTurpIn, If... 4 1100
'Bntpp, lb,.. I 114 OWtllae. as. 4 1 0 1
CH. lb...S 111 OWetstl, cf...l 1X00
Clrko, If... 4 111 OH.nrr, lb... 4 1100
Uamalit. a4 Z 1 4 01UI. lb.... 4 0 4 11
Uttlrtr, rf..i oio osum. rt... 4 I l l
LU, c(....4 110 0Wlcb. la... 4 1 1
Urown. C...1 0 4 0 ONitf. c...... 1 I I 0
Erardon. p.. 4 1 1 0 ocoawsr, t 1 M
Total .11 ttX7 1t0 Totals 11 All I 1
York 2 01000312-g
Fremont o o w o v v i i
Two-base hits: Htange. Snapp, Henry
Homt runs; Malmqulst Everqon,
Stange. Stolen oases: unase. ciarK.
Double Plavs: Rice to 8nspp to Chase;
Chaso to Malmqulst; Rice to Snapp to
Chase. Basos on balls: Off Everdon. 2;
off Conway, 4. Balks: (2.) Struck out:
By Everdon, 8; by Conway, . Passed
balls: Drown (2.) Time: 1:50. Attend
once: 160. Umpire: Pontius.
Columbus Takes Swatfeat.
COLUMBUS. Neb.. July 30.(8peclal
hlsTelegrnm.) Columbus scored In every
inning but two and won a awatfeat lb
to 8 Pitcher Haley of Uoatrlce became
so disgusted with the poor support given
him that ho walked off the diamond In
tho third, forcing Manager Poteet to send
McDonald to the firing line In his blace.
Ulark and Poteet each scored a home
run off Thellman, but the local twlrler
vas never In serious danger. Rondeau
mltated Ty Cobb's famous stunt of
4
WHAT
stealing third and home while Beatrice
was playing horse. Score:
BKATntCE. COLUMBUS.
AU.H.O.A.K. AD.H.O.A.K.
Hutchnin, lb 4 0 4 1 0Rondu, lb S 4 0 1 0
Urannon, 3b. 1 1 0 1 OPeopltit, lb.. S 0 17 0
Tippn, M,. 13 11 OSmyth, cf... I 1 1 0 0
Black, rf.... 5 110 OCran, It E 3 0 0 0
Co, lb 4 16 1 OlUmnr, a,. 4 2 4 2 0
lllcklln, ct.. 5 0 1 0 1 Deal, lb I I 14 0 0
tint. If 4 14 0 OAdams, aa.. 4 13 11
roteat, e.... 4 2 5 1 OKranlnsr, rf 4 1 0 0 0
Haley, P...-1 1 1 2 OThalman. p. 3 0 0 C 0
M' Donald, pl 1 0 1 1
Totait n n n ii i
Totala II 11 54 10 2
Columbus' 21630022 16
Beatrice 1 0 0 2 0 0 8 1 18
Earned runs: r.tatrlco, I; Columbus, It.
Stolon basca; Rondeau (3), Smyth (2),
Ramsoy. Kranlngor. Sacrifice hits:
Brannon. Adams, Thclman. Sacrifice
fly: Psoples, Two-baso hits: Rondeau.
(!), Ramsey, Deal, Kronlnger. Three-ba't-
hit: Rondeau. Home runs: Black,
Poteet Double play: Peoples to Ailarrm
to Deal. Innings pitched: By Haley. 2;
by McDonald, 6; by Thelman, 9. Hits:
Off Haley, 9; off Mo Donald, 8; off
Thelman, 13. Struck out: By McDon
ald, 4; by Thelman, 4, Bases on balls:
Off Haley. 2: off McDonald. 3: off Thel
man, 4. Wild pitches: McDonald. Thel
man, Hit by pitched ball: By McDon
ald. Smyth. Time: 2:00. Umpire: QulKlev.
t
Quarter Million is
Paid for Race Horse
LONDON, July 80. The recorl price of
$250,000 was paid today for the horso
Prince Palatine, winner of the Ascot
gold clip, by J. D. Joel the South African
millionaire. A proviso was mado by his
Manhattan Shirt
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Phone So. $63.
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to Big Returns.
Drawn for The Bee by Tad
vwe could oM-w
DO (N-fHET BAU -
former owner, T. Pllklngton, that tho
horso should not leave Great Britain.
The previous record price for a thorough
bred horso was 1190,875 for Flying Fox.
Pitcher Benton is
Fatally Injured
' CINCINNATI, O., July 30.-"Hiibe"
Benton, star pitcher of the Cincinnati
National league base ball club, was prob
ably fatally Injured In a motorpyclo aa
cldent In Walmlt Hills, a section of this
city, early this morning.
Denton's . motorcycle collided with a
Madison road car. At the Cincinnati hos
pital ho Is said to have sustained a frac
tured Jaw, concussion of the brain,
bruises and Internal Injuries. It Is thought
he will die.
Denton had not regained consciousness
UP to 8 o'clock this morning. He was
on his way home when the accident oc
curred. Some witnesses said he was go
ing at high speed, that ho lost control of
the motorcycle and ran Into the car.
Others said the car ran into Benton and
that the rootorman was at fault The
colllsslon was headon and Denton was
hurled to the street wth terrific force.
Denton later recovered consciousness
and physicians said that while his condi
tion Is dangerous, yet It Is not as critical
as at first thought. Benton suffered a
double fracture of the Jaw, concussion of
the brajn and multiple bruises, but. the
physicians believe that he was Internally.
Injured,
Even should ho recover the .physicians
hold out no hope of his being able to
play ball again this season.
Onnvm lllniika Lemnra.
ONAWA, Ia., July 30. (Special.) Onawa
defeated Lemars yesterday by a score of
1 to 0. The single point was made In tho
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nnBd Elffert; Lemars, Gaspard and WaP
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G - AMES .
Western Handicap
Shoot Will Be Held
in Omaha Next Week
Many prominent shooters from all oyer
the middle west will flock Into Omaha
next week to participate In the Western
Handicap tournament to be held AugUBt
6, 6 and 7, under tho atiBplces of tho
Omaha Gun club.
The Western Handicap shoot has" al
ways created considerable Interest among
all shooters throughout the entire West
and shooters from tho states west of tho
Rockies have been -entered In previous
tournaments. A large number of outsldo
cracks will be on hand, but the Omaha
men, all of whom will be entered, are firm
In their belief that all trophies will "re
main in Omaha. '
Arrangements have been made for ex
tensive entertainments for tho visitors.
Monday night all tho shooters will b
guests of tho Ak-Sar-Ben at the pen t(nd
Gun Renzo promises that the show that
night will contain plenty of fireworks and
that appropriate discharges of gunpowder
will bo frequent. '
Shooters will begin to arrive Suh'dny,
but It will be possible to register for the
competition' ns late as 7 o'clock Monday
evening
A. H. Frye of tho Omaha Gun ClUb, is
chairman of the committee In charge, of
'the shoot
' IlitTcnnn Defeats)' Ilaxartl.
, RAVENNA. Neb., July 30.-(fipedal;)-Ravenna
beat Hazard yesterday by a
score Of 7 to 0. Batteries: RaYennn.
Luby and Greensllt; Hasa'rd, Roberts and
Thompson. Luby pitched a no-hlt, no
run game for the locals, only, one pjan
reached third base and only two balls
wero batted to the outfleldt Roberta for
Hazard struck out ten' men, but-allowed
ten hits.
Persistent Advertslng Is the Road to
Big Returns.
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$3.60 Hata
$4.00 Hats
$6.00 Hals
$1,75
$2.00
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Regular $5.00 to $10.00 minlitv.
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White Coal Co.
Nice Farnam street front
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Fine office fixtures are of
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N. P. Feil, Bee office.
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