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iltVIAHA N NKN Vfllim I f I Bang .enough to win the game. Cochleae
Rourkes, Laboring Under Jinx, Drop
Eighth Conseoutive Game.
STEVENS BELIEVES B0BINS0N
Takes the Mound nnd Shores Some
Wonderful Ability In Movrlnaj
SI own the 3tcn thnt Fnce
Him nt the lint.
Carl Robinson aviated In the fourth
Inning of yesterday's same with Kick
Maddox's Wichita club and was stilt up
in the air when Qeorge Stevcns.th new
twlrler, was brought to his rescue, but
tho four runs which had been driven in
enabled the visitors to win by a 7 to 4
scans and caused Umuha to d.-op its
eighth consecutive same,
pitching was a feature. Hoore
DENVER.
AD. n.
Qulllln, 3b.. 4
Cassldy, if 4
Channel!, cf 5
Butcher, 2b 5
Elston, if &
Hlock, c G
Coffey, ss 4
Fisher, lb 3
King, p 2
Wolfgang, p 0
Holmberg, p 0
Spnhr, rl
Harris, p 0
0
H.
1
2
1
0
3
Z
3
1
0
0
0
0
0
A.
0
0
0
4
0
0
1
0
1
0
0
0
1.
E.
1
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
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Totals
ST. JOSF.rU.
All. It. TI,
Dawson, rf., 5 1 1
rvciiy, il. ...... ...... u
Zwllllng, cf 3
Gygll, lb.
Schang, c
Och. 2b
Westers!!, 3b..
Melnke, gs...,.
merscr. iu
lloblnson irot by the first three Innings J P0hlr,
tv'llhmit iiw rniit,l hill tvtiAn Nlr.hnlann i Qujnlan
without any trouble, but when Nicholson
opened lJ fourth with a home run over
the rieht field boards, Hoblnson soared
and scattered and his offerings were easy
' pickings for the Kamans.
Stevens did fairly well on the mound,
Jenkins, p.
Buscher, p..
0
0
0
1
0
0
21
O.
0
2
1
9
6
6
0
4
0
0
0
0
0
A.
0
0
0
0
0
3
1
8
0
2
0
0
0
THREE TRIMSFOR SUPERIOR
Third City Men Land on the Cement
City Colts.
FREMONT GIVES YORK BEATING
Close Game, In Which Prohlhs Get
Hut Three; lilts, Ends In Victory
for rnthflndera by Four
to Three Score.
GRAND ISLAND, Neb., July 31. (Bpe
clal Telegram.) Grand Island made It
three straight off Superior by winning
today In a loosely played same, the lo
cals' base running aiding materially In
Cringing In the runs. Superior just now
has a badly crippled pitching staff. Score:
ORAM) ISLAM).
All. 11.0. A. E,
r
V-rite ptiviu 1 ,
I fAOi.T HAMfi niT 1 I TKe: VCICKVM& HlfA J I
I I jaS yv.eu., TWr- I v I ,N Tr rl vmivs I
X 'OW- ) notC3R.,TMiWSNu NJ W OWN lOSA
rjZ Y c x . s
1
Standing of Teams
WESTERN I.EAOUE.
Played. Won. Lost
Denver 100 64 34
Des Moines 99 t& 44
Lincoln 99 53 46
Ht. Joseph 100 62 43
Omaha 103 49 64
Topeka 97 42 65
Bloux City .-. &81 42 E
Wichita 102 40 62
NAT. LEAGUE. I
Pet.
.660
.60S
6u5
.620
.476
.m
.a
AMER. LEAGUE.
W.LPct I W.L.Pct.
New York CT. a . 3i Phlla'phla .67 29.658
Phlla'phla 64 35 .6071 Cleveland ..GO 28 .612
Chicago .....0 45 62C Washlng'n .66 41 .673
Pittsburgh II .6 c; Chicago 81 61 .500
CUBS CHEW UP GIANTS AGAIN
Take Long End of Five to Four Score
in Uphill Game.
0
CREDIT BELONGS TO CHENEY
BUPEIUOll.
AU.Il.O.A.E.
8 27 14
Totals 33
Batted for Holmbcrjf liythe eighth.
xiatteu ror uocnier irr mo sixui.
Do:irver , -.1 1 0 0 0 2 0 1
1-6
S
pnnnldnrlnir It was his Initial aDOeaninoe Ht. Joscuh 0 0 0 0 0 S 0 0
and he wa. somewhat 1 ICeTly!
of the common disease, stage fright. At 8tolan l)iue,. quuh, Butcher, Coffey,
times he showed flashes of wonderful Kelly, Westentll (2). Sacrifice hits: King,
ability, mowing down the men who faced Hchang. Earned runst Denver. 6; St. Jo
r, iL.i ' .7. .w. ,,,,ki. Ti,.n nt 1 eeph. 6, Left on buses; Denver,' 8; St.
him without the least trouble. Then at j0cp( j, 8truck out! uy otener 1: by
other tlmas when 'men wero on bases he noehlcr, 3; by Jenkins, 1, by Uuscher. 1,
gave way. Ho was In several bad holes, by King, 4; by Wolfganc, . 1: by Holm
f ' . . , ,., berg, 2. liases on malls. Off Btcrxer, 2;
but fine support back of him Kept the o(fMert ,. oK Kltll . off wolfganif.
core down as low as It was. 1 , wild pitch: Bterser. Passed ball:
In tho sixth Inning tho Kansnns had ' Hchang. Double play: Ochs to Melnke to
all kind, ofv opportunities to score, but I OysllTime: 2:10. Un.rlrc; O'Toole.
a couple of the players ran Into a double sioux XViTi IN TWELFTH
with the bases choked. Davis was on ,
second and CaBtle on first with but one nri,y White Pitches In Perfect
down whrn Ilnun singled to center. Pnrm Aamlnst Toneka.
lllOIIlaAOIl auv Mia wtvi. v.. , O.WUrfV v.4a, . u.i hui, VJ.'VlVt. l,v
ni.tfired home, holding Davie on third, tho score, in the ninth Inning of oday's
peutea nome, " ' .. . KllfM Mi , continued for twelve
Castle In tho meantime rnn to tnira, . . . . ,ly C0)mtrrl
which was occupied, and Jorniuon snot winning run. The score wan 6 to 6.
the ball to Justice nt short, who ran j Kerby White was In 1 Kreat form and with
Hums, lb.
Miller, rf
vann, c... 0
White, p......
Totals
Castle down. Jlapp tried to stretch the
hit Into a double and Justice shot the
pill to Bchlpko at second and Tlnpp was
nailed slidinK Into tho keystone sack.
Umpire Colllflower a tew more
of his bones and In the tint Inning called
rv.vi matn at home when (the latter was , Hmlth. ss
j ... . i... n tnat from the base, i Callahan. 3b
yttcher. Bco,t or Wichita objected so
etrenuously that he was put out of the
game and Manager Waddox went on the
mound.
Htnrted Ont Well.
Omaha scored in the opener. Coyle was
eaf on Gcotfs error, took pecond on a
wild pitclu An error by Daivls put him
on third, from whence he scored on
Kane's' sacrifice fly.
Congalton doubled in the third and
scored on Kano's two-boo clout Justice
mode a home run in tho fourth when
his lilt to center bounced over Mlddloton'a
head.
Nicholson started tho scoring machine
tnr Wichita i with a home run in the
fourth Mlddleton singled and went to
third on lloblnson s wild throw to get
him off first. Burke was safe, on an in-
filt hit. Koerner tripled, scoring Mid
-dlcton and Ilurke, and scored himself on
Davl' single. ,
Nicholson beat out a bunt In the sev-
enth and took third on Orubb's error,
v lie scored on Burke's sacrifice fly.
,,. rot u last run In tho som in
ning. Congalton was safe when he forced
novle at second. Kane walked and Con.
galton scored on Johnson'i alnde to con-
ein th. visitors' ethlh Davis walked
a,nd Castle sacrificed. He scored when
Justice booted Kapp grounder iiwule.
ton singled in the ninth and stole second,
going to third on Hughes' out. Burkes
sacrifice fly scored Mlddleton. Score:
OMAHA-
All. It
1
1
0
I
0
0
0
0
0
0
tight backing would have finished his
victory In nine Innings. Rritnolds went
In the box in the place of Gwyn in the
ninth and pitched good ban. fccore;
SIOUX CITY.
ABv It II. O. A. E.
Coonov. 2b 6 0 14 6
Clarke, if 6
:
4
Davidson, cf 6
II.
1
1
3
1
2
1.
0
1
2
Brooklyn ..42 47 .47
Boston 40 62 .435
Cincinnati .38 60 .388
St Louis... 37 69 .385!
AM Kit ASSN.
Boston 46 48 .489
Detroit 41 60 .410
St. Louis. ...40 63 .388
New York.. .31 62 .333
I NEB. LEAGUE,
0
0
3
0
0
4
, 45 C
TOPEKA.
AB. It
Cochran, 3b 6 1
French, ss u
Forsythe, rf 6 ,01
McLarry. zd u , u
Gear, cf 0 0
llapps, lb o 1
rrice. IK 0 1
Crist 0 6 3
uwyn, p v
Reynolds, p i 0
McAllister 1 0
12 88 17
H.
2
1
1
0
1
2
1
3
1
0
1
O.
2
2
1
6
0
U,
1
10
0
1
0
A.
0
E.
1
1
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
Mtlncrt, cf.. IS 1 i 1 Smith, M...5 t I 1 0
Mtnda. .. 4 1 3 4 0 Downer, rf.. t'O 10 0
Ur4r, Eb.... 4 0 4 1 0 l)rry, If,... 1 0 3 0 1
Landrtlrt, r( 4 1 0 0 Bchonorr. cf 4 X 1 0 0
Dllmono. u. I 1 I 0 0Frlr. lb., 3 2 7 0 0
Dok'wlti, IbM I 1 OHmlitr, e.,.3 0 110
Obit. Jb..,.. 110 ZWard, lb.... 0 4 0
smith, c.,.,1 0 J 1 Howell, Jb.. 4 1 1 I I
Vance, p.... x lot oMcCulo'h, p 0 0 I 1
Hatch, p.. ,.11000
ToUU !t t 27 3
Total 37 10 4 1 4
Grand Island 1 2 2 0 0 0 3 0 -
Superior 0 3 1 0 0 0 2 0 0-6
Earned runs: Sunerlor. 2: Grand Inland.
1. Two-base hits: Farley. Diamond.
Bases on balls: Off Vance, 4; off Mo
CuIIoukIi, 6. Struck out: By Vance, 2;
by Hatch. 1; by McCullough. 4. Left on
bases: Superior, 11; Grand Island. 4.
Passed balls: Hmlth (2), Smlser. Base
on errors: Superior, 2; Grand Island, 2.
Htt by pitched ball: Downey, Ward,
Barry. Farley. Stolen bases: Barry,
Schoonover (3). Farlev (2). Km,inr. Ward.
iDlamond. Sacrifice hits: Barry (2),
Smlzer, Boekowlt Time: 2tl5. Umpires:
Longnecker and Freese.
Hentrlcc Shut Out.
COLUMBUS, Nob., July 31.-Spoclal
Telenruin.) luuney lounovd Into his old
time form u train today an dpltcheu the
same brand of ball that made hlm famoun
during the forepart of the seuson. With
out extending hlself In the least he
fanned eleven men and allowed only
three scattering hits. ..ot until tho
ninth inning, "Did he permit a Beatrice
man to reach third, and then ho cinched
his shutout by striking the next and
last man up out. Both, teams fielded per
fectly. Cran and Ilicklln ouch made
shoestring catches, which were nothing;
short ot wonderful. After stealing third
and nome in Wednesday s game, lion
deau, of the locals, went one better to
day by drawing a walk In the eighth and i
then proceeding to steal second, third
nnd home, hardly slowing down. Tho
score:
BEATRICE. COIA1MBU&
AU.Il.O.A.E. AD.II.O.A.n,
irtchtiut, Ibl 0 1 I ortondctu, JbS 0 0 1 0
Drannan, b. I 0 1 J OPaeplM, tb. 3 0 I I 0
Tappan, m,, 112 OBrujlh, cf... 4 12 0 0
Black, rf. ... S 0 0 0 OCrun. If 3 1 2 0 0
Cm, lb. 4 17 0 OJUmsar. rf. 1 1 0 0 0
HlcVlln, cf.. 4 1 I 0 ODmI, lb 1 0 10 0 0
Line, U 2 0 4 1 OAOama. M... i 0 0 t 0
l'otetl, C...S 0 7 2 OKranlnrr. el 1 tl 1 0
ICrrttt, p.... 10 0 1 Ollamcr, p.. 1 0 0 4 0
Totals 51 6 13 U 2S
Davidson out. interfering; ono out
when winning run was scored.
Hutted for Gwyn in the ninth.
sioux city H2Si25S?S3tS
Topeka 0 000 40001 000-5
Left on bases: Bioux wiiy, v; loiwaa,
12. Bases on errors: Shmx City; 3: To
peka, 3. Sacrifice hits; Gwyn, Miller.
Smith. Two-base hits: Burns, Vann,
Oriat, Gwyn. Three-base hits: JtPPs.
ft.Bi- Htnlvn haaea: French.
ra..o. 'arnith int.- Off Gwvn. 9 In
eight t'nnlngs:V" synolds. 3 in four In
nlngs. Struck ;out; y flwyn, 6; by Uey-
nolua, t: oy wn;ie, . im .
Off dwyn. off White,
Crist. Jilt oy pucneu uu.
Burns. Time: 2:60, Umpire: Andorson
SEV1SNTBEN HITS FOIl LOP158
Justice, ss J
Coyle. If.
Thomason, cf.
i, Congalton, rf. J
r Kane, lb 1
Johnson, c
i Grubb, Sb.
& chlpke. 2b
lloblnson, p J
Stevens, p
II. O.
1 e
A. E.
W.L.Pct.
Milwaukee 64 43 .698
Louisville. 60 45 .571
MlnneaDl's 59 46 .562
Columbus. 67 48 .643
Kan. City 49 67 .462
Bt Paul
Toledo.
W.LuPct.
Kearney... 42 31 .576
Hastings... 42 34 .653
suoerlor.... 41 34 .647
York 39 35 .627
Columbus.. 38 37 607
47 66 .4511 Fremont... 37 39 .487
46 68 .442iGr. Island.. 32 44 . 421
Comes to Ilescne with Itnme a Tie
nnd Hold Knemr Safe Till
livers Adds Another
Tnlly.
Indlanapl's 35 64 .354 Beatrice... 29 46 . 387
Yesterday's Ileanlts,
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Lincoln. 12: Des Moines. B.
Wichita, 7; Omaha, 4.
Topeka, 6; Sioux ICty, 6.
Topeka, 6; Sioux City. 6.
Denver, 6; St. Joseph, 8.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston, 6; St Louis, 6.
Brooklyn. 2: Pittsburgh. 3
New York, 4j Chicago. 6.
Philadelphia, 9; Cincinnati, 4.
AMERICA?: LEAGUE
Detroit, 4; Washington, 1.
Cleveland, 5-4: Boston. 2-2.
Chicago, 1: New York. 3.
St. Louts, 4; Philadelphia, 3.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Kansas City. 4: Minneapolis, 6.
Milwaukee. 0: St Paul, L
Columbus, 1; Louisville. 4.
Indianapolis, 1; Toledo, 7.
NEBRASKA 8TATE LEAGUEL
Superior, 6; Grand Island, 8.
Beatrice, 0; Columbus, 2.
Hastings, 2: Kearney, 1.
York, t; liVemont .
Gnmea Today.
Western League Lincoln at Des Molne,
Wichita at Omaha, Topeka at Bloux City,
Denver ai cu ubgi'ii.
National League Boston at St Louis,
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh, New York at
Chicago, Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
American League Detroit at wasning-
ton. Cleveland at Boston. Chicago at New
York. St Louis at Philadelphia,
American .Association iiunsas uuy ui
St Paul. Milwaukee at Minneapolis. Co
lumbus at Louisville, Indianapolis at To
ledo.
Nebraska 3tate League no games
scheduled
CHICAGO, July 31. Chicago made- it
two straight from Now York today by
taking the long end of a 6 to 4 score,
after a hard fought uphill battle. With
the game apparently lost the local men,
with tho aid ot pinch hitters, managed to
tie the count and force Rube Marquard
to retire. This retirement1, however,
proved a good thing lor the New York
pitcher, Inasmuch a shls record of nine
consecutive wins remains Intact
To Irry Cheney, tho Chicago pitcher,
bolongs the distinction of defeating tho
league leaders In both games. Ho blanked
McGraw's men yesterday, and today
when he came to the rescue with the
Bcore a tie, he held the enemy eafe un
til Manager Evers scored the winning
run. Jimmy Lavender started the "game
for Chicago and did not allow the Visitors
a hit until the fifth. In the following In
nlng he weakened under the heavy at
tack of Captain Doyle's men, and
Moore, tho former Philadelphia pitcher,
took 'his place.
In the fourth inning Outfielder Burns
was knocked unconscious with a thrown
ball by Brldwell.
After several doctors were summoned,
he regained consciousness and refused to
be taken out of the game, T,he New
York team Is without the Services of
their captain, Larry Doyle, who is forced
to remain on the bench as a result of a
bruised heel which he sustained yester
day In the game when he came In con
tact with Zimmerman's spikes at third
base. Score:
against the left field fence by Moran-
vine was a feature, score:
8T. LOUI3. BOSTON'.
AD.H.O.A.K. " AD.H.U.A.fc.
Whltted, itl 1 I
Dikes, cf.... 4 14
O'Uarr, 2b. 4 10
ttthera, rf.. 4 0 4
Knetcty, lb 1 1 10
Macce. If. . . 1 1 1
Winco. c... I 1 4
Mowray. 3b. 4 10
Gcrer. D. ... 0 0 0
Sal If., p.... 10 0
Huftclna ... 0 0 0
McLean ... 1 0 0
1 OMaranTlt, S 1 1 5
0 alxiM, rf 6 4 10
t 0 Connelly. Its 1 0 o
0 OSmtth. 3b... 1 1 2 1
1 1 Sweeney. 2b. 4 0 13
0 0 Myers, lb... 4 1 li 1
2 OMinn, cf.... 4 111.
1 OWhallns, c. 4 1 4 2
0 0 1 erdue, p, 2 10 1
1 OTyler. p.... 10 11
0 0 Total 38 11 27 IS
TqtaU 32 9 27 14 1
Batted for Wlngo in tho ninth.
Batted for Oakes in' the ninth.
Boston : 1 3100010 0-6
St. Louis 0 10100300-0
Three-base hit: Whltted. Home, runs:
Maranvllle. Lord. Hits: Off Geycr. 8 In
two and onc-thlrd Innings; off 8allee, 5
in six nnd two-thirds lnnlnes: oft Perdue.
8 In six and one-third Innings: off Tyler,
1 In two and two-thirds Innings. Sacrifice
hits: Magee; Bailee. Sacrifice fly:
Wlngo. Stolen bases: Lord, Smith (3),
Oakes. Left, on bases: St. Louis, 6; Bos
ton, 6. Bases on balls: Off Geyer, v, off
Perdue. 2: off TVlcr. 1. bituck om; w
Perdue. 2: by Bailee. 3. Time: l:o0.
plrcs: O'Day and Emslie. ,
Phillies Trim lleds.
CINCINNATI, July 31. Philadelphia
batted savagely today and easily won
the second game of the series from Cln
clnnatl, 9 to 4. Brown began thb game
for Cincinnati, but he proved easy and
was taken out after the sevehth inning.
Herbert, a recruit, succeeded Brown.
Seaton pitched well up to the eighth,
when he was ahmmered for two singles
by the first two batters and gave bases
on balls to the next two. One run had
scored and the bases were filled when
Rlxey was dalled upon to rellove him.
Rixey Immediately struck out Sheckard,
the first man to face him.
Berghnmmer, the next man to bat. Bent
out a long fly, on which Clark come In
from third. Rlxey then ' wound up tne
Inning by striking out macKourn
GRIFFIN WINS FIFTH ROUND
California Star Defeats Heath By
ford of Chicago.
CLIMBS INTO THE SEMI-FINALS
Struchnn rorced Ont of Uleet by Ill
ness, Defaulting Ills Gamo
to Wnldner of Chl-
CflKO.
CHICAGO, July 31. In an exhibition,
of gamenesa and skill rarely seen on a
tennla court Clarence Griffin, the Cali
fornia boy wonder, climbed Into the semi
finals ot the western tennis championship
tournament at Onwentsla by beating
Heath Byford, a Chicago star. In tht
fifth round today. The scores were 4-6,
C-0, 6-4.
Um-4- John Strachan, Griffin's partner, was
forced out of the meet by Illness, de
faulting his gome to L. Harry Waldner.
Tomorrow Griffin takes on William Blair
n'jTioke Geneva In the semi-finals and
Waldner meets Joe Armstrong of 8t
t au
William Blair of Lake Geneva upset
predictions by beating John Adams of
Minneapolis, 6-4, 6-4, In a hard fought
match.
ArmrttronK Bests Hayes.
Joe Armstrong, St Paul,, beat Hayes,
6-4, 7-6.
Griffin lost the first three games ot
tho first set to Byford. In the opening
PHILADELPHIA.
AB.II.O.A.E.
CINCINNATI.
AU.H.U.A.E.
NEW TOTIK.
AB.II.O.A.E.
Totals
Rapp. ss. ...
Nicholson, U.
S Mlddleton. cf.
Hughes, 2b. .
" Burke, b.
Koerner, lb.
21 XavU, rf. ...
y Castle, c. ....
Scott, p. .v."
Maddox, p. ..
34 i
WICHITA,
AB. R.
4
6
6
3
1
8 S7'
O.
0'
3
4
3
0
12
2
4
0
0
A.
5
0
0
3
3
0
0
1
0
2
E.
1
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
Locate noth Knber nnd Lnfferty rrtid
Wnllon Booster.
DES MOINES, July Sl.-Ltncoln hit the
ball hard throughout today's game and
unn frnm Dea Moines. 13 to 6, The vis
itors bunohed seven ot their soventeen
hits for seven runs In the first Inning.
8COrJ DES MOINES.
AB. It H. O. A.
Hahn, rf 4 2 1 4 0
Breen. If 0 0 3
Hunter, cr a i j v
Leonard. 3b 5 0 12 3
Jones, lb 4 0 1 10 1
nellly. as J 0 1 3
Sleight c 4 1 I. J 0
Andreas., 2b 4 , 0 0 2 5
Faber. p 0 0 0 0 0
Lufferty, P 4 12 14
Total 21 2 21 12 0 Totala 21 4 27 11 0
Beatrice 0 00000000-0
Columbu 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 3
Earned runs: Columbus. 1. Stolen bases:
Ling. Rondeau (3). Peonies (2). Ramsay.
Sacrifice hits; Black, Ramsay, Ramey.
Two-base hit: Coe. Double iilavs: Kr-
rctt to Hutchinson to Coe: Ling to l'o
teet Base hits: Of Errett 4; off Ba
rn ey. 3. Struck out: By Errett, 6; by
Ramey, 11. Banes on balls: Off Errett
1: off Ramey. 4. Hit by ultched balls:
Deal, 2; ltonaeau. Time: l.Ju. umpire:
quigiey.
Pruhlha Are Uefentd.
FREMONT, Neb,. July Sl.-(Spocial Tel
eimun.i Fremont defeated York here to
day In a close and Interesting game by a
score of 4 to 3. Ulnkley again pitched a
beautiful game, holding tho visitors to
three hits. York'a first two runs wera
the result of errors, the vis tors beln.'f en
titled to onlv one score, a home run b
Mulvcy In the fourth inning. The jrame
was marred hv decisions ot Umpire
Pontius. Other featurea were home runs
by Turpln and Mulvey and tho work of
Maimqunt at snort, score:
YOIUt FREMONT
AB.H.O.A.S. AD.H.O.A.K.
nice. lb..... 4 12 4 OTurptn. If... 1 1 0
Hn&pp, lb... 4 0 1 ( 0 Wallace, w. 1 0 0
Omm, lb... 4 0 7 0 OWettel, cf.. 4 1 1
Clarke. If... 4 1 1 0 0 Henry, tb... 4 1 10
ilaruql.t. ea 1 0 1 1 Itela. lb.... 1 1 1
MuUey, rt.. 4 1 0 OStenie, rf... 1 1 1
cr.... lain eweico, id... o j
Ilrown. c... 10 11 ONetf. c, 1 0 11
O'borne, p., I 0
Total E
LINCOLN.
AB. R.
Lloyd. 2b 6
Collins, rf 6
0 uowimi, es
1 McCorimck, It 6
7 27 17
Totals
Omaha ,
Runs J J
II'.U 0 0
Wichita-
Hun V 0
lllta I
7 13 27 14
1 1
3 1
0 4
1 6
0 0 1
1 1 2
0 0 1
112
0 0-4
1 08
11-7
1 1-13
woie. ci
Barbour, lb 4
Carney, e i
Peploakl, 3b ....it,. 3
Clauss, p 6
u.
O.
6
4
2
1
S
5
7
0
0
A.
1
0
2
0
0
0
0
1
1
lilts - - - -
Twebsse bits: Congalton, Kane, Three.
base, hit: Kotrter.
Justice, Nicholson. Stolen bases: Bchlpke,
Mldaletou. Sacrifice hlU: Congalton.
r..t i. Rinrlflce fl cs: Kane.
S.7,iT; mtst Off Roblnion. 6 In three
and one-third innings; oft Stevens. 7 In
live and two-thirds innings; off Maddox.
" iS eight and ono-thtrd innings. Struck
rtii- uy elevens, i, ui
Bases
aJ 4
wffllwi: Br Mcolt; Hit by pitched
balls Burke, Castle. Lett on oases:
Omaha. 10; Vlchlta, . Time: 230. Um
pire: Colllflower.
JOSIE8 WIN IN ONB INNING
Meke KiKht Runt Off Ilrnver In the
Sixth.
ST- JOSEPH. July Si. King went In
that air la the sixth inalnjr today and the
Totals 34 13
Den Moines 0 0 .3 0
Lincoln 7 0 3 0
Two-base hits: Collins
Latterly. IJoyd, Barbour.
17 27
0 8 0
0 10
t 4
0 C 5
1 1-13
(3). Peploskl,
Three-oas
hit: Dowltng. Sacrifice hits: Dowling
(2), Peploskl it). Hunter, Carney. Bases
on balls: Oft Faber, 1; off Lafferty, 1;
ott Clauss, 6. Struck out: By Lafferty,
2: by Clauss. 6. Hit by pitched ball: By
Lafferty (Dowllng, Barbour). Wild
pitches: Lafferty, 2. Btolen bases; Cole
iy eleven. . , -- v.ww - , ... -
on balls: Off Robinson, 2; oft third Inning. Lett on bases: Des Moines,
l 2: off Scott 1; oft Maddox. 3. au TJncoin. , Time: 2.-03. Umpire:
isegrut
Alexandria Ltihea Close One.
OHIOWA, Neb., July 31. Bpeclal.)
Geneva yesterday defeated Alsxandrta In
a close game, I to 1 The high wind
held down the score. A feature of the
came was a one-handed ston by K.
Brown, the phenomenal shortstop from
this place. Batteries: Alexandria, Hawks
and Allen; Geneva, Schneider and Camp-
uciu
0 2 OHIakley, p.. 1 1 0
Purna, If.... 4
flhafer, 2t.. 4
rieicner, as
lienor. 3b, . 1
Merkle. lb.. 4
Murray, rr 4
Meyer, e... I
Bnodsrao. c( t
Marqnard. p 1
rromme. p.. I
Totali.
1 4
if
1 1
1 4
1 2
1 7
1 1
0 0
0 0
CTIICAao.
AD.H.O.A.K.
1 1 !,, cf.... 5 1(0
1 ORrera. 2b... 5 111
1 IBchulte. rf.. S 1 1 0
0 OZImrfflln. Ibl 1 0 1
1 0 Skier, lb.... 4 1 0
0 Mitchell. If. 4 2 10
1 OWtlltamOltO 0 0 0
0 Onrldwell. sal 0 E 2
0 orhelen, ea.. 1 1 0 1
1 ODrean'han. ((Ill
Irenaer, p 2 0 0 1
11 !3t 7 1 Moore, p.... 1 0 0 0
Oood 1 0 0 0
Cheney, p.. 0 0 0 0
game Byford started serving and Griffin
PasLrt SbeTknd HobllUell hit well. I drovo the irst two Into the net Clever
fc'corc: playing by the local man in the next
1 gave him tho next point and Griffin
drove outside, losing1 the game without
a point On Griffin's eerlve the gamo
went to deuce, two double faults spoiling
an otherwise good service. Good playing
gave the game to Byford. Byford's
clever service brought him game number
three.
I ' Ilyford Grown Careless.
J The advantage evidently was too much
for Byford. He grew careless, while
Hanlon Treatens
to Transfer Team
to Sonje Other City
Totali. ....17 10 17 10 1
Two out when winning run Bcorcd.
Batted for Moore In the eighth.
"New York 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 04
Chicago 10000103 1-6
Two-boae hits: Saler. Meyers. Evers.
Three-base hits: Murray. Schulte. Hits:
Off Lavender, 5 In five and two-thirds
innings; off Moore, 3 in two and one-
tnird innings: off Cnenev. none In one
inning; off Marquard, 8 In seven and
one-third Innings; oft Fromme, 2 in one
and one-third Innings. Stolen bases:
Schulte, Leach, Shafer, Bresnahan. Left
on bases: New York, 6; Chicago, 10.
Bases on balls: Off Lavender. 4: off
Marquard, 3; off Fromme, 1. Struck out:
by Lavender, z. Time:
Patkert. cf.. 6 J 1 0 ODescher. If.. 5 0 a 0
Knabe. 2b... 1 113 ODerore, cr.. I 13 0
Lobert. 3b.. 4 3 11 OOrah, lb 1 111
Decker. If... 6 ISO OBzan, 2b.... 0 0 0 0
Crarath, tt.. t 12 0 nllobllttel, lb I 112 1
Lud-rui. lb, 4 1 1 OoDilse, 3b... 112 1
Doolan, as... 5 1 1 4 0 Bheckard, rt 4
Kllllfer, c... 4 14 0 Ollrthamr, aal
Beaton, p... 4 0 0 0 Kilns, c 1
Rlxey, p.... 0 0 0 0 Dlackb'rn, el
Brown, p.... z
Total 3115 17 0 Herbert, p.. 0
Bntea 1
Clark' 1
Marsans .. 1
0 10
111
1 "01.1
0 310
0 0 1
0 0 0
10 0
10 0
0 0 0
Batted for Brown In the seventh.
Batted for Groh in the eighth.
Batted for Herbert in the ninth.
Philadelphia ..
Cincinnati .....
Griffin apparently was only made more
Totals.. ...11 . 27 9 2 j dogged by tho handicap of three games,
and played a remarkably brilliant evhi
bltlon. He varied his drives and played
13000040 19 for even' point. Both his service and ma
01010002 04 returns were marvelous and his all-
Two-base hits: Cravath, Kllllfer. Three- around, work enabled him. to tla up the
jTHits: Off Brown, 14 in seven Innlngsxotf Tnen Byford got busy. Playing a
Herbert, 1 in two innings; Oil Seaton, game us Birecittcuiar s tiny neeii in mo
off Rlxey, none In two Innings. Sacrifice tournament, the Chicago man put up a
great battle, only to lose the seventh
hits: Knabe (2). Lobert Sacrifice flics
Dodge, Berghammer. Double play: Lud
erua to Doolan to Luderus. Left on
bases: Philadelphia, 7; Cincinnati. 7.
Bases on ballB: Off Seaton. 3; off Her
bert, 2. Wild pitch: By Herbert Time:
2:05. Umpires: Brennan and Eason.
SIOUX CITY, la., July 31. Ed Hanlon,
president of the Sioux City Western
league team, in a statement issued today
threatens to transfer the Sioux City
team to some other city unless better By Marquard, 6
riHtrnnnlfn ta ttlvan th frumps here, lift I
said some of the games of the present
ser e- wm cu w PITTSBURGH. Pa.. July Sl.-Jack Mil
ami Bloux Falls, s. D. Plans lor tne re- ler., three-bagger with Komraers and
building of the grand stands destroyed by I Wagner on the runways In the sixth in-
it.t n.n win . h.M .n mng was tne aeciaing smasn in toaay s
" r ......v ... , - ..... t, - ri.i,.h
LINCOLN. Neb., July St President . , u-.timr their other run In the
Umpires: Rlgler and Byron.
Pirates Lnnft on DodB;er1k.
game, and then took another threo In
a row. Tho severo heat told on tba
Callfornlan, whose play lacked much ot
the "ginger" that featured earlier in tho
tournament Besides, his opponent a
player of class, was going In great form.
i Byford took the set 6-4.
Byford fell down woefully In the sec
ond set, while Griffin's playing brought
DES MOINES, July 31. Joo Leonard, round after round of applause from the
. . . . . . . . . , . . ,
tnira Daseman zor me uea iuoines oase uib tantu,
bail team of the Western league, was sold In every department of the game, Gril'-
today to the Plttsbursirtlub of tho Na- fin outplayed Byford, who seldom had a
tlonal league. The purchase 'price was chance for a game, except on his own
given as 33,000. Leonard will report to . servie. Griffin won the second set, 6-0.
Des Moines Sells Joe
Leonard for $3,000'
Pittsburgh next year.
Jones ot the Western league club, has
offered the Bloux City management the
use of the local park when the Lincoln
team Is on the road. The Bloux City
eighth on Kommers' walk and singles.
by Miller and Wilson. RUcKer pitcnea
nice ball, but the two Infield hits by
Kommers and Wagner and Miller's long
hit lost for him. Brooklyn could do
management has not acted on the otter nothing with Robinson, who has beaten
i mem resuioriy lur iwu years, a huh
teur team today 4 to 2, A feature or tne ul - - .....0 nu
game was Bragg's home run with two on wonderful, but It was offset by Byford'a
pases, cscore: great defensive work.
ItH.fci. I Bvford led. 4-3. in the first seven c-nxne
St. Edward.. 0 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 4 & 31 . ,t, ' .
Columbua .... 0 0000101 C3 4 5'ul- l"
Batteries: St. Edward. Jones and mo uura uei,. o-. uivins
Totala 32 3 24 II 1 Totals 7 If 7
Fremont 0 0 3 0 0 2 0 0 4
York , 3 O010000O-3
Home runs: TurPln. Mulvey. Stolen
banes: Snapp (2), Clarke, Malmqulst.
Doses on balls: Off Osborne. 1: off lllnK
ley, 4. Hit by pitched ball: Nett. Struck
out: Uy Osborne, 3; oy tiinKiey, u
Passed balls: Brown. Neff. Wild Ultch
iiinaiey. urns: i:a. Aiienoance; iw.
Umpire: Pontius.
ltds Kdnie Out Abend.
KEARNEY. Neb.. Julv 31. Special Tel
egram.) Through the poor support given
Wright who pitched a fine game, Kear
ney dropped tne intra game or me series
to Hastings today, 2 to 1. Features ot
the game were the catch by Erickson,
stops by Byr.ek and Woodruff and Fort
man's tnree-bagger. Pitcher Patrick has
been signed by the local club and Maples
suspended. Tomorrow is an open aaie,
and the K'aps will go to North Platte
for a game. Score;
HASTINGS. XEAltNKT.
.n.ll.O.A.K, AB.II.O.A.E.
Bechtolo. rfl 0 0 O&IoKnl'M. Itl 1 0 0 1
nirimu. & i x i oernex. so... i v o x x
Bennett cf. 1 0 1 0 Acock, Sb... 4 1 1 1 1
Tack, lb... 4 1 14 0 OHerrloO. lb 4 0 11 0 0
Drown, sa. .. 1 X XHcnrurtn, cr I l o
Virestlae. lb 4 1 0 4 OOray. o. 4 1 0 4 0
MrCabe. If.. 1 0 1 0 0 Woodruff, as 1 4 3 0
Rlchardaa. 1 0 0 SBrlekeoo, rf X 1 0 0
Tuckey, p. . I 0 0 OWrtrnt p,,.l 1 0 1 a
LoU 1 10 0 0
Totala 11 I 17 1 M
ToUli M 27 11 :
Batted for Wright in tne ninth.
Hastings 000002000-1
Kearney v 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 01
Two-base lilts: McKnlght, Scheuren.
Three-base hit: Fortman. Stolen base:
Tacka, Double play: Tuckey to Brown
to Tacke. Bases on balls: Oft Tacbe, 2;
off Wright. 2. Lett on bases: Hastings,
4; lOcarney, 8. 6truck out: By Tuckey,
4; byMVrtght. 10; Passed ball; Gray (2).
Time: 1:60. Umpire: Myers,
Grnern Defeats Uelrldere.
OHIOWA. Neb., July 11. (Bpeclal.)
Testerday Geneva defeated Relvidere at
this place, score 4 to 3. Batteries: Ge
neva, Dull and Campbell; Belrtdere,
Rasher and Bailey.
Cutihaw, 2b 4
Etencel. cf . 1
Sunday Base Ball
Wins at Fairbury
FAIRBURY, Neb., July 31. (8peclal.
At a special election held In Fairbury I Daubert, lb. i
yoiterday, the Sunday base ball propo
sition was carried by an overwhelming
majority. This movement was started
I nthe early part of July when Ouy Hoi
ltday, manager of the Fairbury nine, cir
culated a petition and secured the signa
tures of 300 signers or enough to call a
special election..
Out of 727 votes cast at the special
election Wednesday, 419 were cast in
favor ot Sunday base ball and 98 votes
derfut back running catch by Kommers
of Stengel's bid for a home run was a
feature. Pittsburgh has secured lltcner
Maurice Kent from urooKiyn ey watver.
score:
BROOKLYN. PITTSBtJRflH.
AD.H.O.A.K. AB.II.O.A.E.
Moran. rf.. l 0 10 OByrno, lb... 4 10 10
o I ut-arey, .... i
0 10 OKomm'ra. cf 1 1 iH 0
2 7 1 OWacner. as.. 4 2 111
110 OJ. Miller, lb 4 2 11 2 0
0 0 1 0 Wilton, rf.,4 1 1 0 0
1111 oVIox. 2b 114 10
1(1 OGIbson, c... 112 10
10 1 0 Robinson, pi 0 1 5 0
1 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 ToUU... ,.11 10 17 17 1
Wheat, It...!
Smith., lb... 1
FlAer, sa... 4
a. Miller, e 4
Qlucker. p... 2
Klrko-incK i
Curtis, p.... 0
Totala 7 14 11 0
Batted for Rucker In the eighth.
Pittsburgh 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 '-rl
Brooklyn 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 l-
Two-base hit: Gibson. Three-base hit
J. Miller. Sacrifice hits: Moran. Daubert
Hmllh Rrnln base: Smith. Hits: Off
against It A number of games will be j Rucker. 8 In seven Innings; off Curtis. 2
scheduled for August as a result or iw "Wwr5 "'ii.Srn hi'i .
election. . off Robinson. 1: off Rucher. 1. Struck
I out: By Rucker. 3: by Curtis, 1: by Rob
lunrlallnn Ttranlta. Inann 1. lilt bv Ditched ball: By Robin
At St Paul R.H.E. son, Stengel, Wheat. uouDiepiays: amun
xtiiwniikpe a...... 0 3 llto Cutshaw to Daubert; uoDinson to
St! Pairt i .. ! . 1 6 1 J Miller; Robinson to J. Miller to Gibson;
V,.f.!"l... Cuttlnr and Huahes: Karr J& to V ox to J. Miller. Time: 1:30.
.7 Vin .. I umpires: riem urawm,
nuu ... ..... .
At Louisville . tt.li. is.
Columbua ... 15 3
Louisville 4 8 0
Batteries: Cole, Hlgley and Smith;
Knrlhrnn and Severold.
At ToleduA ItH.E.
Indianapolis 15 0
Toledo 7 11 I
Batteries: Mers and Casey; Baskette
and Land. ,
At Minneapolis " R.H.E.
Kansas City 4 12 t
Minneapolis 5 4 4
Batteries: Vaughn and O'Connor;
Burns, Gllllgan and Owens.
Barlden IHttlns; lletter.
Rarlden. the Boston catcher, has been
rapidly advancing In the batting averages
and his rival. Whaling, seldom gets a
chance these days,
fulrtu Association Results,
Butte, 6; Missoula. 3.
Great Falls, 4; Salt Lake. S.
Geyer Glvea Dravea Lend.
rt. tntlis. Mo.. July SL "Rube'
Geyer started to pitch for St .Louis
thl safternoon and before relinquishing
the to Sallea In the third Inning, allowed
Boston to score five runs, a lead, wheih
enabled them to take Uie game from
St. Louis, by a-jcore of 6 to 6. Bailee
pitched a 'steady game, the only run
scored off him being made by Lord on
a drive to deep center.
Boston's first run was the result of
two alngles and an out In the second
inning WhaJInnT and Perdue singled and
scored with Maravllle when the latter
hit the soorerjoara tor a nume run. in
thR third lnnlne Smith walked, stole sec
nnd and third base and scored when
Meyera singled. Bt. Louis taiUed It first
two runs as the result nt errors and In
the seventh Inning three runs went across
on a pass, a single, Whlttcd's triple and
an out . .
Lord hit three alngles an da home run
In five attempts, A one-hand catch
St. Edwards Defenta Coluinbua.
ST. EDWARD. Neb., July 3L (Special.)
Byford rallied and took the first three
games of the third sot. By careful serv
ing he won first one, tho next one Grif
fin's serve, won by Byford In a series
Adams; Columbus, VIergutz and Terner.
Umpire, nates.
Bt. Ednrnrd Wins nt Madison.
MADISON. Neb.. July 31. (Special.)
Madison was defeated by St. Edward on
the local diamond Wednesday afternoon
by a score of 5 to 6. The feature of tho
game was the long fly caught by Fisher.
Score: R.H.E.
Madison 1 20020000-663
St. Edward.. .0 1 0 0 0 1 0 2 0-6 8 6
Batteries: Madison. Oddell. F. Picker
ing and Pickering; St Edward, Bona,
Canine and Adams.
ntverton Wins from Upland.
him the match. A careless return lost a
deuce 'game for Byford in tho fourth.
With an easy chance to "kill" the ball
he drove It out On tho Chicago man's
serve In the fifth game, Griffin made a
desperate fight and batted to deuce three
time before Byford finally won on n
great shot along the side lines. Griffin
won the next two straight, both Ions
deuce gomes, which found Byford visibly
tiring. Seldom Byford got the first ball
over on the serve and the second was
frequintly an easy lob,
Clover serve by Griffin made it four,
UPLAND, Neb.. July SWSpeclal.)-' .7 Zl""" "
Iverton beat UDland in a DltnhBr- hit. ' " the eighth game. Griffin s rally
In the lost twjj.gamea was poor.
Riverton beat Upland In a Ditchers' hut.
tie yesterday. It took eleven Innings to . unnerved the local man and his work
riMiiriea ttin tratiia vnra
uwviuu eiiv o unvt syvui
R.H.E.
Upland ..0 110100000 1-4 98
Riverton 00102000002-664
Batteries: Upland, Llndgren and Col-
well; Riverton, Muckel and Leon.
Hits noth Ways,
Schanir. of the Athletics. Is one of the
few men in big league ball who can bat
equally as well rlghthanded or left-handed.
llornlck Turns Tables.
ONAWA, la.. July 31. (Special.) llor
nlck defeated Onawa for the third Urns
thla season here today, 3 to 2. Onawa
had two to Hornlck's nothing at the be
ginning of the eighth, when Hornlck sud
denly developed a batting streak and
turned tho tables. Batteries: Onawa,
Payne and Elffert; Hornlck, Conoly ot
Anthon and Vottle and Thompson.
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