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The Fact that There Are No Coyotes on Long K)NT,3NIPS. ftOWou Swrvt HKJS BGHJUO "THE BUNO ftN9 SNIPS CfifATTS OCOT. YOCTT.L HfAfc ano -nocrr KIM OMAHA TAKESJOTH GAMES Lincoln Proves to So Easy, Making I But One Score in First Game. fXOBINSON SJI0W8 UP WELL First Contest Ooo1 Exhibition of Boll, bat ill f4eonA rrovas to Be a SlnffBln Match. Charlie Bshb's debut as manager of ttb Orntha but ball club 'will not bo I forgotten for noma time, for. on this day jj the Rourks took both carries of a double header from Hughle Janes Antelopes. The first came was fecured by masterful Jpltchtng on the fart of Robinson by a S tn 1 boo re. The second contest was a Sgalugfest from the jump and Omaha 3-grabbed the bigger end of a 15 to 10 score. ? The first same was far the better from jthe standpoint of base ball. In this cOn-, -Jteit Robinson hold the visitors to three JShtts, one of which was decidedly gscratchy. Smith, working" f6r the Vlstt fjors, was touched up for a total of ten gjrafe hits. Including two doubles and a jgtrlpt. ... The second trama was highly Interest Silng1. to say the least. It was a case, of ajwha. could slam thft ball farthest. The S'Lope started out by annexing wo rtns 'off Stavns, the new pitcher. He If&vo L thrie Walks, mnd a wild Pitch nd al lowed a hit The bases were Mil and he ttforaefl oitt mh across wlien 'Harry L'Hicks ww brauht Into the same. He nretlrea tke Sid without any more dam Hue. i & rat ntt aiwarsrlnir Clothe. . t- The ewkM Were rlffed out wlttr their t1uc1nc clothes, bowover, and Jiwtlce feciK th first ball orer for a tmgia. faausc the former Detroit 'pitcher! at rthe HchW fer the visiters, and aftef ilaur kit kd ben mWa off him an two truns, "ufr' Ehm, erstwhile Penver feUr, wa preeM into service wun tno cfeacs full. Xe strucK out Johnson ana bGrubb. but McMpke sllpled over a ilhsle fund two more run came In. From then Ion it was siug au tno wnus wun, ma Kbome boys (etttns the botttr of the Irlvw and rinding the safe ipoUi n the joMsortiwM on third by virtue- of a . . . ..1. j. ..aJM. uiVian KLthlnka. l.ld 'cewn the first base Uie. It wtK an auu ana not luunm. . . ...it. Q V. 1 nls was aase at aome a hh "" lla 'tvwr first handfly .lialaa Om Mas ysMuna av lMte( M Ut first game wnen uongoiion Wt hH kunt tola' ,ccond and went iollW on BaUtPs error. H scored on JotiM tfroundtr to Peptoskl. Wh twV(Wi in the second Justice was safe SM4W error. He stole second and 7oW4 otn on Coyle's doubj-. llM snagsed It lone tally In the IWaWC'to third on Justice's error, scoring V Iter's .erflc4 tlV. Solmson opened the borne sixth VUh R. fioui ,to fcU. scoring on Ochlpkea sln 2uT Johnson singled In the eighth, went S Wi tSfitr on BolUpkfg lnt(W W and ecorid on Robinson's safe bit over sec ond.- SoW AB. R. H. .T,. .(! ea 810 O. 4 8 1 t 10 4 1 t 0 A. 0 0 0 o- 2 1 1 1 Coyle, If...... . BThomason, cf Co&galton, rf........ Kane, lb Johnson; c Orubb, ,tb Bhlpk, 2b 4 jtoblnson; P TotaVs 4 LINCOLN. 10 27 It AB. R. H 4 0 0 O. 0 1 S A. ; 1 1 - 1 0 E, -.Invd, th Collins, ri ; Dowllng. ss... J aicQormtck, if a fcole, cf.-. harbour". 'Ib., J Baker, o ; T?nlokl. tb amlth, p. 0' 0 .0 1 ' I 0 0 l 14 )0 ' 8 O 8 '0 . Totals Jt 1 8- .14, Xt t'-,i,.o a -w i o o wjert -t Runs 0 i iLlncolc- . 0 1 1 1 0 0 O-rt 0 0 I 0 0 0 ot Pun. . ...s.....O 0 Two-nxse hit? Johnson TO.-. Rarbotr. ThrM-pa nil- uonsauon. oiown ouv 'JUStKe.'feplosKi. p-criiiwo nit. ur tvbu nlaviv Justifa to Kane. 8t out: nv Robinson. - 4: br. ' Smith. Babe: oa balls; Off Robinson, t; fthe IMI man went out In the fourth DesMoln ttVo M 1 1 J fio OAME. anTVuKmsf tripVe.' by'sherNee"! fenntn. the Omaha team had the bases Wichita ..,.. Bafcll , tr n a -. B vSi 5fulU but temlth settled down hd ptt t Jf 0 fl;Tlw7tWl cWan. 2b.f: .?' t A. E6 bhrf WLWtW' n.MB Xflttrcollln. robber Omaha .f S fcWVSK Vil&;WS: a couple of runs and Kane of a two.base Hxfr kusser, Sto&n kuo fb,:r'M;':,M' I' , S 2 ment .chfecked the slugging of Manager hit when ho .natchod u long fly out of &e (2) " Hughe, "castle. Nloholion. rt?S o.. ! i. .i I) ! - 8 $ $ I atteni (hU ,top WM 04 hort tho aVUh on. hand. In th. sixth. JI U. nVoi I 5 S ? nderas on' the mound for Chl- Om-b made JU lone run on a Hqueese. SffA'VSutii WoUls. p.,.,.... a 0- a l 8 i 3 he., too, was hit hard.. Boore: 'oft .Bmlth, 3. Hit by pitched ball, cowling. 'Balk; rublnson. Left on bases: Omabo. 8; Lincoln. C Times J:co. Umpire: Colllflower, i . Score, .d ramet AS. JC H, O, A. Justice, ss..,,. s i "Coyle, Jf J - Thomsson. cf...... 4 i OomwJten, r?.. . B jCane. lb,.i........ 2 Johnson, O.,... . 1 ferubb. ab... f J cfeH'ks. a $ a- 2 12 I. ... : t si m v i lot 12 1 0.0 0 THIS soon thb rtNti Hick, n,.. ...U 1 1 Cloeman., p. ....J Oi 0 Totals 41 IS it 27 14 2 O. 1 1 2 4 0 0 K. Lloyd. 2b 6 1 r Collins, rf 6 2 t Dowllns. ss 6 2 2 aiccorm ck. u 321 Cole, cf 1 S Harbour, lb 1... i 1 1 Camay, c. .......tn Y . rcpiosKi, so 4 u u Clauss, p.,.., 0 0O JXhman, p 4 0 0 2 l Ml Total 84 10 IS u 11 Omaha jiuns p 1 lilts ..6.2 4 1 3 2 4 0 2 0 I 3 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 -! Lincoln '. ' . nuns ....a 0 tr... 1 4 0-10 5 1 la 3 1 110 Twn.buo hits: Concaltnn (2). Justice, r-rvl. 01- Thrar.hflln hltsl ThomdSOn. Cojye. Cole, Uoyd. Btolen bases: Kne, Dowllng. Sacrifice hits! Coyle, I'eplbskl. Bacrlfloe fly: Thomason. Double plays: Orubb to Johnson to. Kanet Kane 1 to Jus- lx. rntllna In Camay, lilts: Off 8te- vens, 1; off Hicks. 11 In seven and two. Ynn&ra ""'"t' innln'ss01" man, H In nene Inning;, BtrucKuu py off Aevensf i: oK.HIcks. S off Closman . -is Mf-v n cm r . v w un 1111 I'll 1 sisl:svss uiil s bv Bitched ballT CoyTe Barbour, Khman. left on bases OmahaV ; LlAooln, . Tf&n2lia Umplrff Coinlower. ItALLY WINS FOR I1E9 SSOIrtBS llAILtx - Doostera Oet Seven Runs In Sixth and Defeat Wichita. ' JDE3 .MOINES, Aug. 8.-A, rally in the sixth Inning gave the local club seven .un. rinrMnir tha aeennd caxne Of the WUchlta.,rle. after It w",PPi8!lli3f lost, Paiil Musser won 4its -fifth, straight tlWi. Ilnlnr tha n Moinea club. M w.u - DBS MOINES. AU. R. If, U Ve A. a arM Hahn. rf 2 ? ? i 2 0 j I i 7 l o I 9 ureen, . i i Hunter, cf.,t,......4 j ; Leonard.. 8b ,..4 0 Jones, lb 4 01 Ilelllyi ss.t .. t anaw, c..... Andreas tb iiusser, To Itapp. Nloholsoni Mlddleton lluchea. 1 liurks. 3b... 8 Koerncr, lb.......... 2 Hills. rf. 4 Castle, o. ....... t MpiEM, 7i WldhiUV Tlmei iilO, Um pire: negrisw SIOUX SPLIT WITH DENVER Both names Are Veal-re, with Krt Hlttlttc kr th ttiv VeaMjuS. D1UUA ana x ttjday. anq ond. and Le Qulllln were put out of the park during the first name when they dlsputea oecmon vy umpire Anaorson. ecore: First game: . SIOUX CUTT. All. II. 1LO. A. a o i I 0 I Cooney, tb,.,...V...., S 8. 1 0 Clarke, It... 4 Bmlth, ss t Callahan, 3b 5 Davidson, c 6 Burns,. .Jb i....... G 1 4 0 3 Or 1 1 1 aimer, n, ........... J7!P. o Klein, p........ z Doyle, p 0 Vann 1 White f 0 a r o ' iuil.il '... i. ..w- r i -ti i Ratted for Klein In the sevonfh, . '1 17 27 iJO n ... A St'. A? bj oulllin. tb.... u a 0 a; o' o, o. Wolfgang. Sb........ 3 0 1 1 t Cassldy." rf.......... 8 . Channel!, cf S Butcher, sb...,. 4 Elaton, It '. 4 Block, c... S Coffey, ss...... 3 Ptsher' lb..., 4 Harris, p 4 r 3 1, O 0 1 0 1 l 1 2 a o I A. 0 8 Totals .......... .38 s is is u a 0 0 0 0 Ona out when wlnnlnir run. was made. nver 0 0 0 0 0 .t 2 1 0 Slbnk City 1 0 8 0 0 1 0 1 1-7 lyefi on oaseas oioux,v;iiyf u; uonyar. 1. Flrtt base on errors uenver, . Twd-base base-hits: Cassldy m," Clark ( eT. -Cooney. Home' nw: lke, MlllCr, Chanitell. Htoien. rxiiesi jwirnr. worisy llljs: Oft Kloln. 11 In seven lnvlngsr of f X BiiiUh in Tlurna. Struck out; TlV Kltlh. 4;iby.Dovie, 2. ase on nans:.ur;j'n 2:. hy PpjsJe . 1: bv 'H;tIb W)rt plchct Harri. and KMni HU orbUched 3 fKHK llier. lima: viiq(n . . . . , .STQIPC CITY. Cooney. lb. 3 1 I CUrke. Jf. 4 . , 1 1- 8ml call Dav Bums, Miller, Vann. Young-, p: Doyli, p'SI'"-'-''.'. K. Totals ..-......... T 4 ' AB. R. H.O. Qulllln. 3bl.,...... t 0 1 r Ossldy. rf.M. ...... il .3 t 3 A. E. do 0 nnannwi, irnw-,.. v. -. men, :rVMiu.. :her, Jli.t., -8 - 8 on, U.,J.j...,v-j- ,2 sr, c.Jf..--...,-. . HUtcner, 1 1 - - j . i ii.a.titi oaa v 1 xioniD riKiHi Htnith rhtinrtfi titia-aaiB 1 B4 ' ..r " -t x rrrrrrr; . ! S 5 ? ? ortung; t in. w,ai"tr: h. o. jl e; rfiSeSrt8!?, ""Lv- ae,l?'"5.h'f!i..0?":. ss 4 1 0 0 4 0 1 Ksoll, 8; off Doyle, 1: off Suhrelber. L miihi Jl ". J t 2 0 r" 2!Ca Umpro! AndB"n- KonJtchy;' fconetshy to aty."" k.. J 0,1 I 1 i ivid tub double-header ?fl.5""!;.fc.vA.!!W? -".. 'a., Aug. B.riQVU5 vttyjrvsc.1 tenver divided ,il doubisneaer here7 srirr'na-" " 5 . thh local. tAklng tW nr-tji to 8, r.Wf' ? me unx-iies easily winnuia me seo- T, "CT" " : . IS to 4. Manaser Jack Hendrleka B.P.eh'.ft P t If 3 than! SbA. 4 juWK, 4 i TrfaS O.i ,.,... 4 i So foral. i mi' i e lWi 0 o Vrf, 1 0 6 J 13 iTj4 -2 9 Kiston 1 Spahr, ... fHE BEEs IV A ONfcHl AS av x usar. r , ' r I 1 bund x .pee? OUT Z.OYNS- OGrD SNIPS Stamding of Teams WKSTEIW - LEAGUE. Tlayed. Denver 106 Do Moines ,.'102 Lincoln 104 8t. Joseph 104 Omaha 107 Bloux City 102 Topeka 103 Wichita 106 k Kit'. 1 1 I J I Won. Lost. 'Pet. C3 Zt .667 ss 44 .sea 63 H .M0 S3 CI 10 S3 r4 .436 4t St .431 40 64 .461 40 4 00 .377 Trtitrrilar'a IlmuU. WESTERN LEAGUE. Denver, Olt; Bloux City, 7-4. Wichita. 4;Des Moines, 10. Lincoln, alO: Omaha, 4-16. Bt Joseph, t-t; Topeka, 3-4. NATIOKAL . LEAGUE. Roston, e: Cincinnati, 8. Brooklyn. 6; Chicago, 12. Philadelphia, I; Ut. Louis, 3. AMEUIOAN LEAOUEV 110 esmii scneuuiea. Ciaiiicq Today. U'S Ci& St.' Joph "a't Topika? rt DM Kafionnj fv.ni.ti.t,; . rn..i-.ti At Chicago, Philadelphia at Bt. , . Amncon iaue-Chlcago at Washing- ' V" . ?A ft. Louis at Boston; Cleveland atj St. Louis tallied Us first runs In the fetff ffiE&LJLV AJMC0.nd on Cther' tri""' Wowrey's .'pi nuienapous at Lou svj e, Kan - Isai Cltv at fltji PaiiI. Vlllwitl.o apolis. Nebraska mate League-Qrand Is and at Superior, Columbus at York. Kearney At Hastings, Jfmont at Beatrice. v Coffey, as. 4 6 wKny "J ,M 1 ? IS '?Qri . iD' ' 6 1 3 2. 1 ,1 .1 1 0 0 ' -A I KTcuremerf y 9 , Totals I fCillrd nn anrrttint n .Ui.thA.. k Djnvo .....3 0 0 3 6 0 0 3-rl5 bioux city .:...:.:: o S ! S o o- 5 on hasest Bloux aty. 6? DenveTfi: Sacrifice hits: Gulllln r.niimv T.hU. KaWM Tptals ..r.f ..; 8 A J t,i V8T. JOSEPH.- , t AB. R.iH. Dawson, rf. is l i 27 It O. 0 0 0 2 2 1 2 0 0 0 Keiiy, u.. 5 Z willing, cf t wtterwi, so......... x Qrlfflth 1 Quinlen' ...4)4u(e 1 Totals ,t iJl 2 24 It Baited for Schang In the ninth. Batted for Melnke in ninth. uattea lor uonier )n ninth. Topeka 0 0 0 0 0 t 0 Rt. .Imanh . ..A 1 A A A n A tiorno runi coenran. Thrce-bas bits) Sinllh. French. Lee. Two-base hit: Lee. Dawton,, xartlfUh. Sacrifice fly: Oys:il Stolen base Lee. Rapp, Dawson. Ochs. Tin A utM natla balls: Oft Reynolds. 8: off Uoehler. is. bvl Boehlel nier. is. oirucK out: ny Reynolds, 7: Boehler, 3. Wild pitch: Reynolds. Timet 2:tQ. Umpire: . Mclnnls. 1 TOPEKA. VI. . AB. R. H. O. 0 0 a a 12 6 0 1 0 n. I o 0 J 0 I coonran, so., lis 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 Porsythe, rf ... 4 ue, cf.. 4 Rapp, lb. MOAuisier, c. ...... a French,' ss 3 Gwyn. ft,... 3 Fullerton. P 1 Totals 30 4 7 37 9 0 ST. JOSEPIL AB. It If. O. A. IX Dawaon.rrf 6 0 1 4 0 0 Kelly, 11 a 0 Zwimng; cf ...8 0 Westers!') Sb.. ....... 4 1 QyglU lb 4 0 Ochs. Sb... 3 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 uninm, o... x 0 .0 0 1 BascheV,, D,... ...... I crutcher, p., 8 Htenier 1. ' Tntnla M 0 27 13 taattitd fori Quscher in the fifth. n-.nAi, rt . ... i i i n ft l sVJoepH , 0 410I1MH j ?toma runt Steneer. Thrre-baee hit) I WeWrll TWO-PHI niisi Umiin, MO wJifiiBrl11 Riiir7?il,., ?oh" Bcrlftce fiyt RaPP-. Stolen baeees Coch - ran, Griffith. iSwtiitiig. hiu: Off owyn, 8 In five Innings, oft Fullerton. 3 In four Innings; of Buacher, 4 In 'four Innings; off Crutoher, V In tlv innings. Bases on V4- Vf " 1 VI J-Uliri t,uli l oUtr By OwrrtJi hy lMllerton.li Wtlbnf llefeata VSita'harr. WILDER. Neb.. Aug. 8, (Special.) (Wliber dfoatedBlrbury In a ele-n soappy game. The feature of the game was a- three-base hit by Rader. An error br Wllber ead tho Kalrbury team from a shutout In the ninth. Score: RH.E AVtlK-r 1 00020200 380 iO X Falrburv ...0 O'OiO 0 0M 0 3-3 2 i ' ? ? S S W' ChOpel, Clarke. Cassldy, Coonar, PhlUde bhii 'L" 1 i a. n o n ft 1 w .. "."'"W vm n.xeji. e in one and two-i lan. rhrea'AMa Mi: Tsimm . . J tCVZIl. Ill . s I vwaliinn l l ftM . '.. . g.:.'.: V.' ...... jirv ui inn at Luaiiuu utv au-vw..u -7 . ' OMAHA, MONDAY, AUGUST 4. 1013. Island Makes No I, . ALV . T UCAa A. RUSTe-MOUi .for. -me tmv.TV WORK- PHILLIES TROUKCE CARDS Bunch Enough Hits fend Runs in First Three Innings. BALLEE IS POUNDED HARD Geyer Takes ItlsIMnoe Hod, Althonarh lt Holds Them Safe, Team Palis to Hit Bttoaph Behind 1 Illm. ST. -.LOUIS, Aug, 8.-Pblladlphla bunched hits for enough runs In the first three Innings to win from Bt. LouU this afternoon. The score was 6 to 3. Paskert's triple and a single by Knabe started the scoring- In the first for the visitors. Successive' singles by Doolan, Kllllfer and Brcnnan counted one more In the second. Cathers' muff of Maree's WW 4lU -Icond 00. ""red " Luderi singled. Bailee wa. riUvrt v nv. w. for six and two-thirds Innings, yielding u,, ... 1" " " " " " " mo fourth Konetehv tvit nf nn Ifn.h.'. errot1. He stole second and went to third whn J? 01 Doolan, angered at a decision, threw ball away. He scored on Wlngo'a uot. Score: . 8T. LOUIS.'; , . .PniMADKLritlA. 0kt, tf... 4 ' 3''KMbe-?2b.. 4 I I 1 I E"!' r.';i i0,9 M4 if.! a 1200 K'netcby, lb 4 eil I OCmttb. rf. 1 0 0 0 0 I Uovrtr. Ih. S I ft ft A urui, lb f 2 ID 0 0 oolinj it.. 1 2 t I 1 P7' 1 1 4 4 0 & i 2 s i j y,r' p""JJii 0 nrrr- Minor, e.. 4 i 4 z o Brtnnan, p. 4 1 1 2 0 zririT.,-: Tuis..... 11 27 it t It, o urennan, oirucK ou: ay uren nan. 9) b8aH; . i... Time: U4J. Urn Pires: Kim Anprth, II ' AB.H.O.X.B. AD.1I.6.A.K. BebMr. rf.. I lzo OLMtb. of.,. I s s l o 23. Cuthtv, Sbt S 0 ltUtitJ, 2b... 1)10 01 tiinfi, ej. x o g oBcnuita. rf . I 1 1 0 0 Davbari . lt I 1 7 2 OBalar, lti... s T 2 0 RnUb, lb... t 2 2 8 lWUlUmt, UliDl'O 0 Slrhart ai., 8 8 .2 1 anrtdwalt. 1 1 4 0 llhr, ... 4 2 4 1 eNeedbtm. e 4 2 1 o RKa'Pt.a 0 0' 0.0tro4r. p4 t I 1 0 Mrat OOP . i T'Mr, p.. 1 0 I 1 Q ToUl.....'M it IT It 0 TeUl 40 1 it li t .... i Batted' for Rasantn the third. ' Brooklyn ,7.0 003000 OS 5 Chicago ....2 8,0'0 1 4 i'O Vrl2 Tnrq-base hits: Needham. Leach. Three base hit; Fisher, Needham, Stengel, Cutshaw, Home runs; Leach, Stengel, Bcnuiie, Williams. Hits-, oir jutgan. 7 In two Innlngsi off .Wagner. 8 Jn six In nings. Sacrifice hit. Schulte. Sacrifice I';, ?nn8n. snnn Uifl oa "W rooljlyn. 11: Chicago, 2. on balls; . Off Lavender, S; off v?"r- oirCK40Ut: X?Pa.ri i "an. t; oy vaaner,-.. va piicn: W .MftAlli jmt WJ IIBklltlti , M 1U LMIA.44I Lavender. Tims: 1:m. Umpires; Bren- nan ana uun Clnel Bnnches Hits. CINCINNATI. O,, Aug. .-Ctncnnatl, by bunching hits, easily won the first game of the series ftom Boston today, 8 to 8. It was an even battle up to the seventh, when Dlokson weakened and Cincinnati batted out a victory In the seventh ana eigntn innings, uono also made a rally in these two Innings, but wa only able to score two runs. Pack ard was wild, giving five bases on balls, but only one of these yielded a run. Kllng, Devpra and Qroh carried oft the batting honors. Score: BOSTON. ClKCINXUTl. AB.U.O.A.X. AIUl.O.A.E. Mrnll. ill 1 1 I IBesehar, If. 4 0 0 Q 0 Lore. rr. ... g 1 e vinton. . . s 2 4 1. Coaaollr, It S 0 2 0 OOrsb, lb..., I Bmlth. 2b.. t 1 4 Ollobllttll. lb 1 SwHnty, 31 II I lTlaktr, lb.. 4 Irn, lb.,. I 111 1 1 Bhackard. rt I Vlann. ct... 4 2 t S Brit'u u4 lUrl4a, ct. I 1 4 3 KHs. ...i4 DirVtoa. p.. lit) ottcUri, p. I 8 8 2 9 no 1 0 110 0 110 0 0 e 1 1 14 10 0110 UTIIB .... 1IDVV CVlltna ... 0 0 0 0 0 Tet-... .Jt it 27 II 1 WUlo ...1100 Totala., ...M I It II I Ratted for Dickson In the ninth. Ran for Devlin in the ninth. Batted for Connelly In th ninth. Two-base hit; Whaleu. Myers. Three- - haan hlla: 8wun.v HmK. Kllna. Ilnm. wn! vor.. Sacrifice hits: Hoblltiell. I hpVaKi Rtni.r. v...... hmt, n" Shockard. Stolen bases; Qroh. Bersr, hammtr, Kllng. Left on bases: Boston, t; Cincinnati, 1 Bases on balls: Oft Dickson. 2; off Packard, 5. Struck out: uy Dickson. ;; cy I'acKaw, 4. Paesad ckii; iviinfr. -lime: i:u. umpires: iRIglar and Byron. 1!ah Wtaa Game. LEIGH, Neb.. Aug-, 3.-(8pecfal Tli I Indeoendant boll team heer todar h the scare of . to... Score: ... R.H.EV Leigh fOJlJOOlo-ll 7 I Fremont ..1 01100310.. . 3 uattenes: ieign. iiann ana viacn; IVrmont, Martin and Martin. Struck out; By Hahn. 10; by Martin. 1L Two-base hlta; Bchultz. ZaVldIL Three.baae hits' t Vlach. Haln, Home runs! ftchulls. Heln. Umplrea! Cthpera of Leigh auid rarker - ...--.- nr KT.mnni. Difference SPOTTED COfOTTE ' . .A' - SUPERIOR WIHS ANOTHER ONE i Miller Pitches Gilt-Edge Ball After 'the First Inning. GRAND ISLAND BEATEN, 2 TO 5 Keatnrea of Oame the Fielding; of Doth Trama nml Cray's Sensa tional Catch at Second Base. SUPERIOR, Neb.,. Aug. S.-(Speclal Telegram.) Superior again defeated Grand Island today In a snappy gamo. Miller, Superior's new stab artist, pltohed gilt edge ball after the first lnnlhg. Fea tures were the fielding of the two teams and Gray's sensational 'catch at second. In the first game Concordia took a very exciting contest from Courtland by a 7 to 8 score. Score: GRAND I BLAND. SUPERIOR. AB.H.O.A.E. AH.H.O.A.E. Smith, ts...l 0 0 oMetnert; cf, 4 0 2 0 0 n.lti. rf... 1 0 6 0 OManda, .. 4 1 1- .4 1 Downr, rf-u 4 2 0 0 OOray. 2b.... 1 2 I I 0 lUrtr. It.... 4 10 0 OlJtndrath, rf 4 0 1 0 0 (ScbonoTT, ct 4 X 4 0 OTbelitlus. It -4 I 1 0 0 Farler. lb., 4 0 10 On'ktwIU. lb 4 0 II 0 0 llo-ell, 2b. 1 0 2 0 lObtt. lb..,. 1 1 2 S 0 Hmlitr. e..'4 0-0 lRtheld,' c... 21410 Ward, lb,... 4 10 1 0 Millar, p,.. 4 2 0 0 0 Franklin, plioio Total! II I 27 It 1 Total,. ...U in I 1 Grand Island.. ,..2 0 0 0 0. 0 0 0 0-2 Superior 0 1010021 Tw.o-baso hits: Gray, Struck out) By Franklin. 4; by Miller. 4. Bates on balls: Off Miller, 3; off Franklin. 4. Stolen basest Gray (2), Obot. Sacrifice hits: Melnert, Gray, Schfild. Double plays: Melnert to Gray to Bockewltx. Attend ance: 800. Umpires: Qulgloy and Myers. Beatrice Losea Second. WYMORE, Neb.. Aug. 3. (Special Tel egram.) Beatrice 10Bt the second game of the- series with -Fremont today by the cora of 4 to 1. Thomas lost his first slgame n the .State leagie, pitching Rood Dan ana BinninK dul ten iiidii.- kc.iic Was played at Wymore,- Abou 800 .Beat rice fans attended. Score: FREMONT. . BEATTIICIB. AD.K.O.A.E. , AI1.H.O.A.B. Turpln. It.. J 1 1 0 OHutcfcUn, lb 4 1 4 2 0 WalUee, N. 2 1 0 4 OBrannon; lb 4' 0 2 1 0 Wrtiel. ef.. 4 0 10 OTaDsan. .. 4 1 S 1 0 Henrr. lb.. 4 0 II 0 oniaclr. rt... 4 1111 .Rail, tt....4 I l'S 0Co. lb,.... 4 15 0 1 Kail, H.... 4 3 1-3 WtM. IP..... V flunrv if.. 4 t 2 1 OHlcklln, (f. 2 Welch, lb.. 4 2 1 2 0Lnc. !(.... 1 Ktlf. e..'... 4 0 T 0 OPoteat, e... I 11 wuicmin, ci. a v t u w i 10 1 0 Routt, p,.,. 4 0 0 2 OTbontu, p. 3 1 0 2 J( inn i i B00 04 Tremoni .....0 1 0 2 1 0 0 0 Beatrice .., 0 0100000 0-1 Two-base hit: Poteet. Three-Base niu: Reis, Stange, Wallace. Struck out: By Routt, 9; by Thomas,, 10. Bases on balls: Off Thomas, 2. Double plays: Brannon to Hutchison to Coe: Welch to Henry: Hutchison to Coe. Hit by pitched-ball! Rels. Umpire: Freese. Hnatlna Defeats Kearney. HASTINGS, Neb., AUg. 3.-(8pcclol Tel egram.) Hastings today defeated Kear ney at Blue Hill by hJtUng, Lots for eighteen hits and a total of thirty bases Riley had the visitors at his mrcy and at no time was the outcome In doubt. Sensational running catches were made by Bennett and Bechtold of hits which seemed good for three bales. Kearney wa ' outplayed In. every department. flCOrKBAnNET.. HmtKOH. AU.H.O.A.E. A-.H.O.A.B. M-Knthl. It 4 0 J 0 0naeM9l4. rtM I 0 8rnk, lb... 10 11 lFortman, 2b 4 2 2 2 0 vAC' , . a l l 1 en.nnttt? cf. t 0 10 1 Harriott, lb 4 1 10 0. OTaoka, lb... I J 0 0 Behauran. et 4 0 4 0 OOrown, m. . I 3 6 2 0 Ortr. rf.... 110 0 OFIrtntlna, tb 4 2 0 2 0 WoodrutJ. si 8 1 0 1 IMoCabe. it. 4 J, J 0 0 Brlcton. C... 4. 1 2 1 OHIjhrdan. Lota, p.... 4 0 0 2 trRllar, p.... 4 2 0 2 0 .(.i. n'siiis 1 Totala.....!! II 17 10 1 Hiatlntrs ....2 1 1 0 1 0 2 3 -10 Kearney 0 .0 0 0 0 1 0 0 .2- 3 Two-base hits: Bechtold. Foreman (2J, Brown, Flrestlne (21 . Three-base hits: Tacke, Woodruff. Home runs: Richard son, HerHott. Stolen bases: Brown. Mc Cabe. Double play: Brown to Fortman to Tacke. Bacrlflce hits: Fortman, Flre stlne. Bases on balls: Off Riley. 2." pff Lots. 2. Lett on bases: Kearney, 7; Hasting. 8. Hit by pitched ball: By Hi"", a, Struck outf Sy Rlloy. 5: bv Lots. 5. Passel ball: TSncson. Time: 2:10. Umpire; Longanecker. American "Association Resulta. At Toledo a in i ColumbU . J'2 5 Toledo S B 0 Batteries: Cole and Murphy; James and Land. Twelve inmngs. At Louisville Louisville ! ' Indianapolis Batteries: R. Clemons. R.H.E. .... 7 4 1 .... '10 3 Northrup. Clemons; rr'"iJ.l' xr.-. Sr-lmrt and Casey, At Minneapolis 1 Minneapolis Ill Milwaukee ,....... v - A Uatterles: Comstock and Owens; Hov- ni. Dmiii. an Mnrahnll. At 8t Paula-Score, first game: R-H-F SL Paul iit Vr..n fJIV ...I. 1 O 1 Batteries: Walkewnnd Miller; Vaughn and o'Conttor. ' C3 a ..Mtiii nm: i. t-t. Of TO.u1 t 1U U ULUI k. wvw.na . . Kansas . City ..... .... .6 TiiLttwies: inroy anu amic. m-...v, Morgan, Covington and O'Connor, -i AlpttanArln Losea to Katrbnry, FAIRBURY, Neb., Aug. --(Special.) 1. nirii n-nm of base ball between the Falrbury and Alxandrla nine .at Daykln Friday afternoon, the Falrbury team won, vu -..." "- t, i-mA' until the first part of the eleventh liming. Neither side scored In. the first ten Innings, in tne eievenin innimr Fai-hiirv miido threo runs and Alexandria two. making the score 3 to 3 In favor or FalrDury. nnaner. rauruijrjr nitrh.- .iid hnm ftiaellent work. Score. . R.ILB. v.irhii-v OOOOOOOOOlia 3 4 3 AlexandHaV .OO-OOOOOOO-M 5 4 -Wnnaa T-r,nla Men Win. WAU8A. Nebiv Aug t,-xfUU,) local racquet wlelder. The score -were an follows 1 Ueww.Md Barta defeated Anderson and Ludgrn. .-0. Huttman and. Llddell. defeated Green and" Lolrd, 641. 6-0; Anderson and Lundgren1 JeTehted (Keen -ana iuru, xiujunnai and Llddell deieatea uewer ana. uarva. -&.. e-i, "0 Drawn for Bee -t-1 1 . Workmen'Rallym the Ninth and Win. From Kiplingers Before the banner crowd of the season at Fort Omaha, yesterday afternoon the A. O. TJ. W.-. team defeated the O. D. Klplfn.ers Irt the Warmest contest pulled off at Fort Omaha to date. With the game aparentty sewed up by the Kiplingers tjie A. O. U. W. boy got busy and amassed three counter In the final round and waltzed off with the' gravy of a 3 to 2 victory. The WE6d Merchants annexed one In the fifth chapter and another In the eighth paragraph. With the score 2 to 0 In the ninth the A. O. X). W. boys got busy- and knocked three across the platter. Dougherty was hit with a pltohed ball) Prefka singled, McCreary singled and then one of the ICIpllnger throwed the old pill out of the lot and McCreary scampered over the crockery with the winning run. , Next Sunday the A. O. V. W. team win piay tne Aavos at Fort Omaha and the following Friday they will tangle with the Storx Triumphs for the. benefit oi the City Mission. Scroe: A. O. U. W 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3-3 P. D. K.'b... 00001001 0-2 Battorle: A. O. U. W., Holland and t-reiKa, u. u. k. a, ltathko and Bellman. MADISON DEFEATS THE S PAULDING SPECIALS MADISON, Neb., Aug. 2. (SpeciaM Mad!on defeated the Omaha 8pauldlng Special here yesterday by the ecore of 12 to 2. Score; R. H. Madison .......2 0 0 8 ,1 0 1 E 12 10 specials .....;c.o 00002000 2 Thn.Ti.M,hlt. Pnn.i T--&n U U-)f- Off Brodbeck, 4: off Odell, 1. Struck, put: By'Brodbeck. V, by Odell. 5. Batteries: &fadlson, Otiell and F. Pickerinir; pautdr InK SDeclals. Brodbeek ruid Mav. tTm. plres: Donovan and Altschuler of, Madi son. LOUISVILLE PUTS IT OVER RAMBLERS BY SCORE 2 TO 0 LOUISVILLE, Neb., Aug-. . 3.-(Spedal Telegram.) An extraordinary gamo wa played here today when the Ramblers of Omaha were defeated by tha local team by a scoro of 2 to 0. The feature of th- game was tho pitching, by Hutflsh of the local boys, in that ho held the visitors down to not. hits and no runs. Score: Louisville .1 ....0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0, 2 Ramblers ..',...0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 uatterles: Ijuifish and Koop; 3. Rbutka and Wlggln 0RKIN BROS. WIN FROM THE M. E SMITH PLAYERS Orkln Bitos. defeated tha M. E. Smith at Rlverview park, 14 to 6, Sunday after noon. Kuntson . struck out fifteen men. Turner made a Home run. bringing; two men in tne second inning; and tlelngr the score. Truaton made a horn run In the fifth Inning, brlngtriir' one mim in. R.H.E. urnin crcB.uj u o s i z z o 14 i 4 M, E. Smith 10200020 18 3 S Batteries: Orkln Bros, Kuntson and Kleny;' M. EL Smiths, Florku and Graham. INDEPENDENTS WALLOP THE STARSAND STRIPES The Independents defeated the Star and Stripe Sunday hfterndOn, at Elm- wood Park by the score of 0 to 8 In a game noteworthy fpr the splendid pitch ing of Winter for the Independents. Bat teries; Independents. Winter and Whit taker; Stars and Stripes. Bushman and Coates. Nap Lose fa the Loose Wtleo. Several of the regular being- unable to play in yesterday' game. Manager Llddy of the Nape was compelled to use six utility men. but lost to the Louiisviiie, 7 to 3, Zeek, the Naps' new twirler, blew up In the third and was relieved by Ep sten, who held tho Biscuit Shooters down for the remainder of the game. Llddy' error in the second was responsible for two of the Loose-Wtlo run. Seile held the flrat sack lor the Nap in major league style. Mulford. the premier back stoD of the Naps, had on off day and he did not play up to his usual form- Will Bushman, brother to the famous Larry of the mars ana mnpes, piayea an er rorless game for the Nap. Helver IJefeata Weatrrn. DAYKIN. Neb.. Aua. 8. (BDeclaU-rTn the morning game Friday. Weitertv met defeat at tne lianas 01 weivey ny a score of 3 to 1 The game wa one of the fast est ever billed here. ire RASHLY TRADE South Omaha: Wm, Jetfer, 2502 flf $tret, Phone Bo. 83. 7 pfy 1ST " by "Bud" Fisher 1 " , ... ': i CaPrusnT i9io OyS-mr-Co, WOODMEN WINNERS NAMED) Successful Competitors in Drill Con-1 tests Are Announced. ANNUAL ENCAMPMENT CLOSES1 Dress Parade Held In the Moralncr, I After Which All Companies Gather on Parage Ground for AvrardlnK of Prlaea. PUT IN BAY, O., Auff. 3. The national encampment, Woodmen of the World ended Saturday with awards In the prize drill contests. Drees parade was 'held at 9 a. m;, after which all companies (lathered on the poade' grounds and wera addressed by General Root, and compli mented for excellent military conduct, by Adjutant General. John T. Yates. Major General Yates and Colonel George Mather then announced tho following a the suc Mwesful competitor In the various drill contests: Field drill, clacs A: First prize, Com pany A, Eighth regiment, Webb .City, Mo.: second prize. Company O, Sixty ninth regiment, Evansvllle, Ind.; third rte. Company L. Fifty-second regiment, -Ittle Rock. Ark., and Company G, Seventh regiment, Houston. Tex., tie. Field drill, cl--i B. First prize, Com pany M. Fir. ilment. IJenaon. Nh: second prize, t any H. Third regiment. rort worth, 'i . Field drill, class C! First prize, Com pany D, Thirty-eighth regiment, Chicago; second prize, Company . JI, Thirty-fifth regiment, Toledo. Floor work: Flrat prize, Camp 126, Buffalo. N. Y.: second Drize. Camn 45. ; third prize. Camp 32, Cleveland; lounn prize, camp vs. uieveiana; iiftn prise. Camp 6, Webb City, ilo. Discipline : First prize. Company M, First regiment Nebraska; second prize. Company L, L Fifty-second regiment. Arkansas; third prise. Company , Thirty-eighth jregtment, Illinois. ' Guard duty; First prize; Private Fred Boare, Company L,- Fifty-second regi ment, ' Arkansas; second prize. Sergeant T. W. Newland, Company L, Fifty-second regiment, Arkansas; third prize, Sergeant B. B, Heddeston, Company A. One Hun dred and forty-third, regiment, Illinois. Individual drill: First prie. Private C. H. Derrlngton. Company A, Twsnty-thlrd regiment. Now Yorlr; second prize. Cap tain McDonald. Company U Itty-second regipient, Arkansas. Only One Finishes the Marathon Race -1 - MINNEAPOLIS, Mann., Ausr. S.-A full marathon course, twenty-six mile. 285 yards, In which were entered fifteen athletes of the northwest, .was the prin cipal feature of the annual field meet of the Minneapolis Athletic club at Nqrtbmp field Saturday. Fritz Carlson of the Chicago Athletic club, the only one to finish, made the tiirie In four hour and eleven minutes. FIRST M. E. BARACAS BEAT SOUTH PRESBYTERIANS The First Methodist Episcopal Baracas yesterday trounced'' the 'South Omaha First Presbyterians at Miller pork, 13' to 4. The Baracas hit the ball hard and opportunely. Moore of the Baracas pitched a good game and had tho South Omaha lads at his mercy throu.hout the game In" spite of wobbly support "at times by his teammates. Montague and Edel- marj. featured n't the bat tor the Barracas. Ruin! hhu Score Baracas South Omaha ,,.12. 3 5 0000-1314 6 ...101020000-4 4 2 Festival at Oconto, OCONTO, Neb.. Aug. 8, (Spedal.)-A farmer festival and base ball carnival will be held here August 13 to 21. There will be four base ball games, muslo and speecb-tnaklng and a number of free carnival xeaiures, SfcCOol Wins Game. GENEVA. Aug. -.-(Special.) Yesterday afternoon the Geneva team played Mc Cool, the game resulting 6 to 2 irv favor of McCopL . Ohlovra fl, Powell (I. DAYKIN, Neb.. Aug.; S.-(Bpeclal.)-Ohlowa lost the morning game to Powell today .by a 6 to 8 score. 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