The Fact that
60fisU TO HiMT.SNpes. Mow ou
SsVytVf MrOG D6MIH0 THE BVINQ ANP
KESPVCRM rVt THS
SNIPS COfAWi CLOV WAL HeR.
HlfA fttit) THCN CNTY fCSf OUT
s.
'OMAHA TAKESJOTH GAMES
udnooln Proves to Be Easy, Making
1 Bat One Score in First, Game.
fXOBIHSON SHOWS UP WELL
Tint Conttat Oooi Exhibition of
Bull, bnt the Second, Ftfove
to lie , llttSKtoc
MMoh.
Charlie Bnbb' debut as manager of
fthe Omaha base call club will not ba
Sforgotten for iome time, for on this day
the Rourkes took both came of a double-
header from Hughle Jones Antelopes. The
jflrst tame wm secured by masterful
pitching on tha part, of Robinson by a
to l score. Tha set-end contest woi a
Xslugfest frorri tha jump and Omaha
''grabbed tho bigger end of a IS to 10 score.
Tha flrct game waa far the batter from
the standpoint of base, ball. In thla con
itest Robinson h.ld the visitors to three
chits, one of which waa decidedly
gacratehy. Smith, working for the visit
Sora, waa touched up for a total of ten
fsafe hits. Including two doubles and a
gtriple.
n The second tram a waa highly Interest-
King, to say the least It was a caae ot
jwho could slam thiJ ball farther. The,
L'Lopcn started out by annexlna two tuna
toff Stevens, the new pitcher. He cave
jthrfe walks, mnde a wild pitch and 41
Jlowed a hit The bases were full and he
forced one man across when Harry
Hlcks waa brought Into the game. He
retired the rtde without any more dam
Sate. Pat on SlHK-jInrr Clothpx.
Tho Rourkea wera rtrged out with their
Wlugetng clothes, horevr. and Justice
Sstiurht tho first halt over for a single.
ciau, the termer Detroit Wcher.'x14
xhe pHchlng for the visitors, and after
eur hits ha4 been made off htm and Itwo
Sruns, "Bufr' Ehman, erstwhtte Denver
Mr, wa epressed Into service with- the
$ven full. Ha -.truck out Johnson and
farubb, but Bchlpke slipped over a l"a1o
jinu inn mvin iuu w ..
n It waa slue all the while with the
Aome boys getting the better of tile
drives and finding tha safe spola In the
Weld.
The first aama waa filled with thrillers
4ind kept the fans' on. dg. all .the way
&o the and. It was anyb.o3y'il until
JWie last man wen out In the fourth
llnnlne the Omaha team had tha bases
Sxtsll, but Bmlth settled down and Tut -two.
down vrlth easy, grounders and struck, out
the third man. -
In the fifth Collins robbed. Omaha of
a coupia ot runs and Kane of a two-bAse
hit VhBK he snatched a lonr fly out of
the air with one hand. In tho sixth
OnWka made It lone run on a oquewo.
johnim waa on third by vlrtu of a
doublaand a sacrifice when Sohlpko laid !
OM'wwn Uib nrsi oaae hbr v
easy bunt and not looked for. Johnson
waa aafe at home a wile and chlpke
llf44 pver first hanUly.
Liaaala'a 41 aa R i '
OfMha got the first trun In. the second
Irwiar f tha first fame wnen-congaiwn
fcsat. out a bunt atole second and went
to talr on Baker's error. He scored on
Johaeen's grounder to PeplosVl. With
two 'out la the second Justice was eafe
on arboura error. He stole, second and
romea. home on Coyle'S douhje.,
Uaoeitk anad tU lone tally In Ihe
first same In the fifth. .Barbour doubled,
weal to third on Justice's error, scoring
on Baxer1 aacrtflee fl
Jobnsoft opened tha home sixth with a
double, to Jeft corWs;..on fldilpke , sln.
.innied in the eighth, went
to the -corner on ScWphc'a lnd Wt d.
uoorad.cn itownsona sai an
ond. Score:
OMAHA.
AB. it H.
12.
1
t
0
. 0
0
.a
0
0
::::::::::::4
1
0
- 0
- 0
0
' o-
3
1
Thomason, ct ...3
Congalton, r.', J
Kane. lb
Johnson, c J
Grubtr. Jb...... 1
SeWpk. $b J
Robinson. P
0
1
o-
2
0
0
0
Totala.
83
4 10 27 U
LINCOLN.
AB. R.
II.
0
1
1
0.
0
1,
0
-0
0
o.
0
1
,1
0
14.
3
5';
A.
1
-1
': 1
'J
0
2
a
7
IJoyd. 3b...
Collin. , rf t
Bowling, .as.......... 8
McCormtdk, if.. 8
Cols. cf..
Barbour, lb J
Baker, c.... J
Peploskt, 8b 3
Bailthc J?.-...
Totals
Omahart
Hits ,.,
Runs .'
27
3 tl'M
0 1
1
1 2
1 0
1 -
Lincoln
Hits ?
n.,.. ft 0
0 1110
0 9 10 0
0-2
0-3
TWo-base- hits:- Johnson 3), BsrboUr.
-rv,r,.vv tilt; CoiieaUon. .Stolen.bases
jtntica. feotoskt Sacrifice hit: Oruhb,
Double Vlay: Juatloe to Kana. Struck
nut: Hy Robinson. 4: by .Smith. 3.
Bases on balls: Off Robinson, I:
Smith. 3. Hit by pitched ball. Dowllng.
Balk: Robinson. Left on bases: Omaha.
8; Lincoln, t. Time: 3m umpire
Colllflowsr.
Score, second same:
UA1AIIA.
A. It
o.
"3
8
3
3
10
4
0
3
0
A.
Justice, as... 5
Coyle. tf.... .......... S
Tnomaaon. cf...... 4
Congalton. rf.. ......
Kana. lb....".., f
Johnson, e. ...........
Grubb. 3b.,
Bchlpke. Sb 6
Stevens, p 9
There Are No Coyotes on Long
T
Hicks, d..' 3
Closman, p.. 1
Totals 41 IS IS
LINCOLN.
An. H. 11.
27 11
o;
i
i.
5
0
!
2
0
0
idoyd, Zb , 5 2
Collins, rf -.. S 2
Dowllng, ss S 3
Mccormick, If a 1
Cole. of.... a 1
Harbour, lb ;i 4 1
Carney, c..... E 0
Peploskl, 3b 4 0
Clauss, p 0 0
Khman, p. t 0
Totala
.28 10 13 21 11 4
Omaha
nuns ..i C 14 12
Hits 6 2 I 2 8
Lincoln . ,
Huns 2 0 4 0 0
Hits 1 0 3 11
Two-base hits: Conealton
fVil li Thrse.hnaa hits:
0 -15
0 -U
0 0
4 0-10
1 0. 6 1-18
(2). Justice,
Tnomaaon,
Colye. Cole. Lloyd. Htolcn baats! Kane,
Dowllnir. Sacrlflco hits: Coyle. PepiosKi.
Sacrifice fly s Thomason. Double plays:
Qmbb to Johnson to Kanei Kane to Jus
tlcei Collins to Carney. Hits; Off Ste
vens, 1; off Hicks. 11 In seven and two
thirds Innlnjts; off Closman, 1 In on; and
one-third Innlnns; off Clauss, ii off Eh
man, 14 In nene Innings. Struck out: Hy
Hicks, li by Khman, f UaSes on balls:
Off Btevens, Si off Hicks, f, off C osman,
1: off Ehman, 2. Wild pitch: Hicks. Hit
by pitched ball! Coyle. Uarbour, llhrnan.
Lett on baaea: Omaha. 6s Lincoln,
Time: 2:10. Umpire: Colllflowsr.
It ALLY WIN8 FOR DBS BtOINES
IlooatVra Get Seven Ilwna In SUtn
n-n Wlnblttl.
lDE8 KOIKES, Au. . A rally In the
sixth Inning gave the local club aoven
Minn xlnrhlnir thn HHCOnd rUIlt Ot 1110
wjll ""ST. J'u,"-S.,r:T v.',
jiBino swim juiinim
All. 1C It.
u,
A.
0
0
0
2
1
a
o
2
1
E.
Hahn. rf 3 ? ?
1
0
0
Breen, ic ? i
Hunter, ct 4 2 2
Leonard; 3bM i ?
Jones, lb ,J ? 1
ltellly, ss, 8 X 0
Blinw, o 8 11
Andreas,. 2b 3 1 a
Muaser, V 4 1 J
Totaia 10 1
WICHITA.
s
0
o
0
All. II.' 11.
A.
E,
Ilaun. os
,. 4
l
l
l
0 4
Nicholson. If 4
1 0
! MJMUton, c J
2
3
3
11
1
2
0
1
0
0
llurko. 2b 3 0
9?!S'- ? X X l X
CasUc, o...... ....... 8 0 0 2 1
v v.... .......... . .
).c&K&n, P v y a
rrry, p o o J "
Dvl p.... 0 On 0 0 . 0
Dtfs' Moines a 0 0 0 0 7 1 8 -10
'uaiim lur rciif iu iisias .
Wichita 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 00-
Two-base nit: . miaaieion, jiann. bach-
uw.MUi urnB, ouurr, uiwii
Doublo. play: Jlurk to Koerner. Bases
on balls.! Off Musser.'Jl otf Jtuagnjri, 4-.
on ruriri u, duuu uuu wr wui, v,
by luagan. li by Perry t Hit by pluhed
bail: Ul Aiusser, rorry. moien Dases:
Koerner (2), Hughes. Castle, Nicholson.
Hits: Off Reagan. 3 In five and one-
third' inntmra: off ' Perry. 6 in two and
two-thirds inning. .Left on baseat Dea
jlir - Besrist Tims:; Sija,. um
SIOUX 8 PUT WITH ' DlNVER
Both tlamea Are Fratarc wltl Hard
Jllttlnar by Hot tbe Team.
8IOUX CITY. Iu...iAuir. 3loux City
and .Denver divided' a' double-header here
today, the locals taKing the llrsf, 7 to 6,
and the Qiissllss' ekally 'Wlnnlnar'the iteo-
ond, 16 to 4. Manager Jack Ifendricka
ana Loe (juiiun were put out ot the parte
during the first game when they disputed
a decision by Umpire Anderson. Score:
jrirst game:
SIOUX CITY.
AU. it. ILO
Cooney, 2b....,.,..., 0
f
0
1 1 3
2 0
4 1
I
10 0
3 0
& 3
0 8
0 0
0 .0
0 0
27 10
Clarke; If 4
Smith, as K
Callahan, Sb. &
3
1
1
I
Daviason, 0.... ...... n
Burns, ib. 6
Miller, rf.,..a..,1..'4
Rapp, o 3
Klein. T.,... i-
Doyle, p 0
0
v i.l
0 0
Afffi" -VMM. ...
Wrhlle 1
Totals 40
7 -17
Batted for Klein In the'sevenib.
Hatted for Dovie in the ninth.
DENVER. '
AB. R. H.O.
h
1
. 1
1
2
'0
1
7
0
6
OU 111 n. 3b 3 O-
0
'Wolfgang, lb........ 3 0
1 1
I 4
1 1
2 1
3 3
0 2
0 13
2 0
uontioy. rt , 1
Chann'ell, cf S 3
. 0
Bujcher, id 4 1.
Elrton, If 4 V-
Blork. e- B 0
Coffey, ss.. 8 1
Fisnsr, id.. 4 u
Harris, p 4 1
Totals
..$ 6 18 M 18
One out when winning run was made-
i i .
9 2 9 9 2 ? 2 ,x ?"i
Denver
Sioux City 1 0 2, 0 0 1 0 1,1-7
Left, on bases: Sioux Ctv. lu Denver.
Id Flrat bana on errors: .Bloux City. 1:
Dsnver, 2. Sacrifice hltar. Klln. Ilapn,
Two-bast hits: Canaldjr (2), Clarke, It),
tinier, vooney. iiome vrvn' vire.
Channtu. Ktoien bases: Bums.. Coffey,
lilts: orr Kit-in. in seven innings: ort
Drtvli.. 2.1r f nil lnriln'n'r Double tUvs
2
Smith tq Burns. Strurk potf Tv TOeln.'
Try 'jvie. ii n" nnrni. a. vimi
niirntir. nnrri" np Ainn. tin pj imvun
tall: Millar. Tlnte: 2:il 'I7rpplrt, Ah-
Yrraaiu
4 arntTV rrrrr
AU, It ItO.'A.
Cooney. 2b
Clarke, It..
8 1 1 3 4
1.
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
1
-1
HiO
2
1
1
1
1
0
1
2'
3
to
0
s,
0 .
0 .
0
Smith, sa..
off
Callahan,
Sty.. . M .
Davidson. cf. i 4'
Burns, lb i 4
UllUr.' rf 4
Vann, c... ...... .. 4
young, p.....
Ksell. p. 1
Doyle, pt... 2
E.
Totala S3
4 10 21 14
DENVER.
AU. It lt.U.
A. "E.
0 1
Qulllln. Jrti.,.i;...
Cnssldy. rf.. ..i....
Channell, 'Cf ;.
Butaher, tb...
Kliton, lf...K....
Spahr, o... ......
A
2
. 3
S
, 2
3
0
M
S
a
THE BEE:
THIi l! A ClNCHJ A
SOON A X REM. A.
fcusTte tmb cmteft uds of
th? bUND x fee? out
Standing of Teams
WESTEIW LEAGUE.
Played. Won. Lost. Pet
Denver 100 C9 88 .667
Dea Molnea 102 M 44 . .S6
Lincoln 104 63 61 .610
St. Joseph 104 W CI .610
Omaha -..107 63 Ct .495
Hloux City ....... 102 44 61 .421
Toneka 103 44 M .451
Wichita 108 40 04 .277
Vvstrrdar'a rtrautte.
' WESTEIIN T.KACJITK.
Denver. 0-14: flloux City, 7-4.
Wichita. 4: Dea llolnea. 10.
Lincoln, 1-10; Omaha, 4-16.
St, Joseph, 2-6; Topeka, 8-4.
NATIONAL LEAOUE.
Boston, 6; Cincinnati, 8.
Brooklyn, ty Chicago, 12.
Ihlladephla, 6; St. Ixiuls, 3.
l if -inti1 h a -
No games scheduled.
Uamrs Todar. '
Western Luriium Dnnunr at nfnnv rn
Lincoln at Omaha, Wichita at Dea
Moines, St, Joseph at Topeka.
national LeagueBoston at Cincinnati,
Brooklyn at Chicago, Philadelphia at St.
Louis-
American Leairue Chlpjirn -it Wiuhlnr.
rl ,ruu" uosionj uieveiana ai
jriuiKueipiua, ueirou at New York.
Aineuuan Association Columbus at
xuivup, inaianapoiia nt Louisville, Kan-
City at St. Paul, Milwaukee at Mlnniif
iXSDrasKa HtatO LetLSUe Grand Inlnnit
v Buuorior. L'O umuui nt Ynrlt. Kurnav
v uMuiim, r remom ai ueaince.
Coffey,, a 4
itxsnrciber, p., 4
vfala S5 15 18 24 9 V
(Called On acnnllnl nt rinrlfn nt
Denver ...,..,..,.,...3 0 0 8 8 0 0 315
810UX City .1 3 0010000-4
Left on bases: BInuz fMtv a, n.n,
Sacrifice hits: Qulllln. Coffey. Two-baao
V ' ' vi,uu,nci, jiarKe, uassmy. uooney.
jiyu.u i m,. nnuui. unannen. liurna.
Hits: Off Xophg, In three and one-third
i i . ! ---. in una una iwo-
inninvsi w a iruii r su a . .
nuruo mninsa: ott uoyi, & in three in-
" I ninni, XJOUDie ninvs: lBA'Klnn In Vinh.
Struck out: Iiv Younir. 2: liv fu-iirur
5s, "."5 Jl allsl 5 Voung, 4; off
fef011, i''rJ3ti,,t0Yie' 1: ofr Suhrolber, t
uiio. t,w. umpire. Anuurnon.
divide rpnia duuble-iiisader
S Karra Tnk. lMrst nna St. Joa.B lilt,
0 Oat Victory In Second.
l m r T tt. r it .
vi awauiwv, ivan., Aug. xopexa ana
Bt. Joseph .divided a double-header, the
Q I Kawa taking the first n extra base hit-
t ncura:
' wtrtRT' nAitu-
4 TOPEKA.
ab n. h. O A E
H.
1
1
1
0
3
"I
1"
1'
A.
3
0
0
3
i -oonran, SO,,,...,.... 4
smith. If.. i
forsyth'e. rf 4
nioiarryi zu i
Lee, cf 4
0
i llapp, lb 3
18, 0.
av
mm , '(ftas
list. o..... , 2
French, sa 3
Reynolds, p...,t.A.. 3
Totals 30 S'. , 7
nM- 1
r . An. ni hr o. x.
Dawson, rf..;.; 1 1 i o n
,Tiiuiia. v.. ..... i v v u u
Westersli; 3b 8 1113
Oygll, 11. 3 0 0 16 2
Ochs, 24, , 4 0 2 3 6
Hcnang, 0 3 0 0 2 1
Melnke. sa , 2 0 0 1 k
iBoehler, p 8 0 1 3 3
watson , 10000
drtnith 10100
Qulnlen, 1 0 0 0 0
Totala 81 ' "5 i 24 18
'Batted for Bchanx In the ninth.
0
Batted for Melnke In ninth.
Batted for Boehler in ninth.
0
0
Toptkn 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 3
St. Joseph 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 03
1
0
ttoine, run: uoonran. Three-base hits;
Smith, French, Lee. Two-base hits: Lee,
Dawson, Griffith. Sacrifice fly: Oygll.
Stolen ba: Iie, Rapp, Dnwoon. Ochs,
0
0'
0
0
0
.0
0
Base, son balls: Off Reynolds, 6: off
uoenier. & strucK out: uy iteynold. 7;
by Boehlsr, 8. Wild pit oh: Reynolds
Second game:
TOPEKA.
ab. ii- 11. r a. n
coonran. so 41x01
Smith, If.. 4 110 0
rsyine, rr.M u 1 s 0
Lee. cf 4 1 1 3 0
0
1
Rapp. lb 3 0 0 13 0
McAllister, c 3 0 1 6 1
0
0
0
0
0
orrencn. as. .......... 30003
awyn. p. 2 0 0 1 1
inuierton, p 100010
7 27 " "0
Total
.50
0
1
8T. JOSEl'H.
AB. It H.
A.
0
0
0
4
1
1
1
3
2
1
0
EX
0
1
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
Dawson.' rf . ......... &
0
Kelly. IE. 3
0
0
1
0
1
3
0-
0
0
1
w.wiuihb. ........ a
hy-(. Sb
.willing, cf 3
Oygll, lb 4
ochs. y, 3
Orifflth. o 3
iMelnke, SS. .. , . .. ... 3
Iluacnarv D..... 1
Crutcher. p 8
Sjehi.tr ... .'. 1
Total 11
o rf 13
liattwl for Buscher In the fifth.
Topeka 0 1 3 1 0 0 0 0
d, a n i o a i n o
0-4
0-5
i jiome
westeralL
run: Htenzer. Threo-baae hit:
Tworbose hits: Umltli. Mc-
Ijirry. Sacrifice hit: Rapp. Melnke.
Sacrifice fly: Rapp. Stolen base: Coch
ran, Griffith. Zwlillng1. Ilitaf Oft Owyn.
3 In five inntngsoff Fulierton. s In four
(nnlhgst ot Buaoner, i llivfour Inning:
Off Orutcher.l In five Inning.. Baaea on
bans: uxr uwyn. , on uuerron, u
Struck uut -By Owyn, Jl by Kulterton, 8
by Buscher. 1; by Cfrutcher. S. Wld
pitch: Owyn. Hit by pitched ball: By
Buscber, 1. Time: 2:06, Umpires: Main-
pis ana Aooott.
r
AYtlhur Ue(mt Fatrbarr.
WTfJlER. K'eb.. Aug. 3. (Special.)
rtvilh.r defeated Falrburv in a clean.
snappy game, mo teature ot ine gam
was a three-base hit by Rader. An error
by Wllber saved the Fairbury team from
a shutout In the ninth. Score: R H E
...... AAAAA A . A
vo
. A I WIIDCT V V V W V v w v
ft-1 Fairbury 0 0 0 0 J,! 0 0 8- 8 2
nl' Key to. tha Bltuatlon-B Advertising.
OMAHA, MiDKflAY, ATJOTJST 4, 1913.
Island Makes No
AH, 1 HfciW.
A RUSTLE - NOW
row. TM(E
VAJOR.K-
PHILLIES TROUNCE CARDS
Junch Enough Hits and Buns in
First Three Innings.
SALLEE IS POUNDED HARD
Qeyer Take lit Place and, Although
He Hold Them Safe, Team Fall
to Hlf'lSnoaifb. Behind
Him,
ST. LOUI8, Aug. 3.-Philad9lPhla
bunched, hit for enough run In the first
three Innings to win from 8t Louis this
afternoon. The score was 6 to 1
Paskert's triple and a single by Knabe
started the scoring In the first for the
visitors. Successive singles by Doolan.
Kllllfor and Rrennan counted one more
In the, second. Cathera' muff of Marees
pop tallied the second baseman. Magee
scored when Luderus singled. Bailee waa
relieved by Qeyer, who pitched fair ball
for alx and two-thlrda Innings, yielding
but one run.
St Louis tallied Its first runs in the
second on Cathera' triple, Mowrey's
double and a single by O'Leary, In the
fourth Konetchy was safe on Knabe's
error. He stole second and went to third
when Doolan, angered at a decision, threw
the boll away. Ho scored on Wlngo'a uot
Score:
BT. LOC1S.. ' . PHIIiADBXPIIIA.
An.tf .IV A.tel An If n .
Whltted, .sa. 4 1, t 1 0yk,rt. el. 1 '1 '('' 0
otkn, cf... 4 0 1
0 OKntbo. , lb.. 4 1111
0 Otabirt, 4 2 1 2 ft
0 lMtreo. It.. 113 0 0
1 OCrarttb, rf. J 0 0 0 0
2 OLudinn, lb 4 2 10 0 0
jum, if... 4 1 S
Ctttura. rf. 4 li 0
K'nttebr, lb 4 0 11
Mowrr, lb. i il
Wtaeo. ... 4 l 1
WUiry.js. 1 1 .4
BsllM, loo
Oojer, p,. 2 0 0
l ODoolm, ii,. 3 t J 8 1
4 OKllllIer. 0.. 4 1 4 2 O
1 SOriiiDUi, p. 4 t 1 3
ToUla..
IS 11 11 2
1'niladelDhla :l l- o ft n n n ir.
OU UOU18.....V. o aQ l jo o o o 03
Two-base hltat Mowrey..Vhltted, Doo
lan. Three-base hits: Cathera. Pn.kf.rt
Hltsr Off 8a.il. 7 In torn nnrl nn.thlr1
innings; ort ueyer, & in six and two-thirds
niiiinKB. oaciince nits: LODert, u jjoary,
Knabe. Stolen baiea: IConatnhv. Wlnsrn
Double plays? Qeyer to Whltted to
Konetchy; Konetchy to O'Leary. Left
on bases: St. Louts, 6: Philadelphia, 8.
Bases on balla: Off Saltan. 1: rvff .l-vr
2; off Brennan, 1. Struck out: By Bren
nan. 3; by, Bailee, 1. Time: 1:45. Um
pires: Klein and .Orth.
Cuba Win Bvratfest.
m Tm A t. r Til . .. . n v. I . A
feated Brooklyn, 12 to 5f,t0da,y. Tho con
test w a slugging .match from start
to ftnlshj a total of thirty hlW being made
between the: two teams. There ' were
home runs by Leath, Stengel, Schuite
and Williams; triples by Fisher. Need
ham, Stengel and Cutshaw and doubles
by Leath and CNeedham.
Chicago started after Pitcher Rattan
In the openlhg and forced the Brppkiyn
Ite to retire after th scond Inning. Wag
ner came to tne rescue and tor a mo
ment checked '.the alugglns of Manager
Evera' men, .but thla atop war of short
auration.
Lavender wan on the mound for Chi
cago anao.ne, too. was nit nara. ucors:
AU.K.O.A1B.
A0.1LO.A.B.
Sohw, ti.fi I
I 0
0 1
0
0 Leach, ct.., S 1' I 1 0
OCvera. Sa... (1110
Cutibair, Ib 1- 8
mine!, ci. i
Ofkhulti rt.t 1 1 I I
Wblat. It... 4 1
Oaubert lb 1
1.0 pZlm'rmn, lb 1 1 2 1 0
T t e Siler, lb... I l I l t
1 J lWIIIUmt, It 4 2 1 0 0
S 1 OBrldTfill, aa 4 1 1. 4 0
Smith, lb.,
2
rutMr, u,
Millar, o:.
lUsaa, : p.
& 1
4 2
4 1 ONefelaim, it,) I 1 0
0
1 0
0 e 0lAaar, it I I 1 I
-aionta
a o a
Wisoir. P.. 1 0 I X Totals., ...K u 37 18 0
Totsls.M..MU till! '
Batted for Rocan In the third.
Brooklyn ...... ,.;,0 0080000 25
'Chicago .......3 8 0 0 1 4 2 0 U
Two-base hits: Needham, Leach. Three
base hits: Fllher. Needham. 8teneel.
Cutshaw. Home runs: Leach, Stengel.
Schuite, 'Williams. Hits: Oft Ragan, 7
In two Innings; off Wagner. 8 In. six In
nings. Sacrifice bit; Schuite. Sacrifice
fly: Zimmerman. Stolen bases- Cutshaw.
Lett on 'basest Brooklyn, 11). Chicago, 2.
Bases on balls: Off Lavender, 2;- otf
"Wagner. 1. Struck out; By Lavender, 6;
hy Ragan, 2: by Wagner, i, AVlId Pitch:
Lavender. Time: 1:66. Umpires: Bren
nan and Eason.
Clnet Bnnoaei Hit.
CINCINNATI. O., Aug. S.-Clnclnnat!,
by, bunching hits, easily won the first
game ot the series from Boston today, 8
to 5. It waa an even battle up to the
seventh, when Dickson weakened and
Cincinnati batted out a victory In the
seventh and eighth Innings. Bosto also
made a rally In these two Innings, but
waa only able to score two runs. Pack
ard was wild, giving five bases on balls,
but only one ot these yielded a run.
Kllng. Devore and Oroh carried off the
batting honors. Score;
D03TON. CINSJNN'ATr.
AU.II.Q.A.K. AU.H.O.A.K.
MirinTll. ml 1 1 1 lichr. II. 10 t 0 0
Lore. rf.... 4 1 O 0DTor. cf.. 14 10
Connolly, II I 1 0 OOrob, lb.... 8 1119
Smith, lb.. 4 1 0 4 'Ollotlltill. lb 4 110 1 0
8wnjr. Ibl 1 I I lTtaktr. lb.. 4 11-00
Mrart, lb... 1 1 11 1 lsneckam, rf 1 1 1 0 0
Mann, cf... 4 2 1 0 onrih'nir, is 4 0 0 C 1
lUriais, of. I 1 4 1 SKIIna, ....'4 14 10
Plckun, p.. I 0 0 1 OJ'ickart, p. I 1 1 0
-Dvviin ....I loss
Calltns ...0 0 Totals.....! 11 IT 11 1
wnaiia ...iisoo
Totili.....!li4 14 "l
Batted for Dickson in tha ninth.
Ran for Devlin In the ninth.
Batted for Connelly In the ninth.
Two-base hits: Whalen. Myers. Three-
base hits; Sweeney, Oroh. Kllng. Home
run: Devore. Sacrifice hit: HobUUell.
Bheckard, Stolen base: Oroh, Berg-
hammer. Kllng. Lett on bases: lioston,
8: Cincinnati, 8. Bases on balls: Oft
Dickson. 2: off Packard. 6. Struck out
llv Dickson. 2: by Packard. 4. Passed
ball; Kllng. Time: 2:16. Umpires:
Higier ana uyron.
Leigh "Win Game,
LEIOH. Neb.. Aug. 3. (Special Tele
gram.) Leigh defeated Fremont's Old
Independent ball team heer today by
the score of 8 to C Bcore: lUt.H.
Leigh 8 031 30010-0 18
Fremant 10110021 09
Batterle: Lelxh. Hahn and Vlach:
I'.remont. Martin and Martin. Struck out:
By Hahn. 10; by Martin. It Two-base
v
hits: Schults. Zavld 1. Three-base hits
Vlach. Heln. Home runs: Bchultr. Hem.
Umpires: Clhpers. of Leigh and Parker
of Fremont
Difference :-:
SPOTTED COfOTTfi
SUPERIOR WIMOTER ONE
Miller Pitches Gilt-Edge Ball After
the First Inning.
GRAND ISLAND BEATEN, 2 TO 5
Fentarea of Game the Fielding; of
Both Tenm and Gray' Sensa
tional Cntch nt Second
Base.
SUPERIOR, Neb., Aug. 3.-(SpecIal
Telegram.) Huporlor again defeated
Grand Island today In n snappy game.
Miller, Superior's new slab artist, pitched
gilt. .edge ball after the. first inning. Fea
tures were the fielding; of tho two team
and Qrny's sensational catch at second.
In the first game Concordia took a very
exciting contest, from. Covrtland by a 7
to 8 score. Score:
GRAND 181.ANO.
jSUPERIQR.
AD. H.O. A. U.
AU. U.U.A.C.
Smith, is... 1 0 0 0 OMelnert. cf. 4 0 2 0 0
ntlti: rf..i 1 0 0 OMinda. .. 4 114 1
Downr, rf-M 4 10 0 Oarar, 2b.... 3 2 110
IKrrr. If. .. 4 1 0 Olnilretb, rf 4 0 1 0 0
aobonorr. cf 4 Z 4 O 0Tbellnc. It 4 1 1 0 0
Farlor. lb,. 4 0 6 0 on'kewlts. lb 4 Oil 0 0
Howell, 2tj. 1 0 3 0 lObrt, lb.... 1113 0
Smtur, e.. 4 0 E 0 1 Beheld, e... 3 14 10
Ward, lb.... 4 10 1 0 Miller, p.,. 4 10 0 0
Franklin, plioio
Totals.. ...11 1 27 11 1
ToUU 13 T 23 4 3.
Grand Island 2 0 0 0 0 0 0' 0 0-2
Superior ..0 1 0 1 0 0 2 1 -5
Two-base hits: 'Oray. Struck, out: By
Franklin. 4; by Miller, 4. Bases.on balls:
Off Miller, 3; off Franklin. ' 4, Stolen
bases: Gray (2), Obst. Sacrifice hits:
Meinert, Gray, 8cheld. Double plays:
Melnert to Gray to BockewlU. Attend
ance: 00. Umpires: Quigley and
Myers.
Beatrice- Lose Second.
WTMORB, Nob., Aug. 3. (Special Tel
egram.) Beatrice lost the second game
of tho series with Fremont today by the
core of 4 to 1. Thomas lost hlB Tlrrtt
game In the State lcaguri, pltchlog good
ball and striking out ten- men. , The game
waa played at wymore. AboUt W Beat
rice fans attended. Bcorei'
FREMONT. BEATIUCB.
AB.H.O.A.fc. AB.H.O.A.E.
Turjiln. If.. 1 1 0 Ollutchl.n, tb 4 1 4 1 0
Wallace, n, 1 1 0 4 OOrannnn, lb 4 0 1 1 V
Wititl, ct.. 4 0 10 OTappan, 4 1 1 1 0
iienrr, id. u ii v annex, n...
1UI. tb..., 4 1 1 1 0Co lb..,.. 4 16 0 1
Sunt, rf., 4 1 1 1 Olllrklln, tl. 1 1 1 M
weicn, in.. 4X12 ui.mg. n..t, i j. i v
Ktt. o 4 0 7ft OPoUlt. C... 1 110 1 0
TUmtt, p.,.. 4.0 0 2 OTbomai, p. 3 1 0 2 K
ToUla.ii..U 1 17 11 -0 ToUll...l.U 7 17 1
Fremont. 0 1 0 2 1 0 0 0 0-4
Beatrice .... ...0 0 I 0 0 0 0 0-1
Two-bAse hltt. Potest. Three-Dasa nits:
Rels, Stonge. Wallace. Struck put: By
Routt 6; by Thomas, 10. Bases on balls:
Off Thomas, 2. Double plays: Brannon
to Hutchison to Coo: welch to Henry;
Hutchison to Coe. Hit by pitched ball
Rels. Umpire: Freese.
IIatlns Defeat Kenrney,
HASTINGS, Neb., Aug. 3.-(8peclal Tel
egram.) Hastings today defeated Kear
ney at Blue Hill by hitting Lots for
eighteen hit and a total of thirty bases
Ttlley had the visitors at his mercy and
at no time was tho outcome In . doubt
8ensatlonal running catches were made
by Bennett and Bechtold ot hit which
seemed good for three base. Kearney
was outplayed- In every department
PCOrkEARNBT'. lIASTlKjaft
AD.ll.O.A.a AD.H.O.A.K.
,fv-,i if 1 ft a 0 ailechtold. ill 1 1 M
Brntk. Ib, .. 1
. . . . . . . ... . t . a A
u 1 A II hi i , mm, . u . "
111 STJansitt, cf. 4 0 1 0 1
1 10 0 OTacka, lb... 1 1 0 0
0 4 0 OJirown. .. I 1 S 1 0
ACOCK. JO..
Hrrrtott lb 4
Sehiuran, ct 4
Oray, rf 1
Woodruff, ai 1
Brleaoa, o... 4
Jjoll. p.... 4
1 U 0 OFtreitlni, lb 4 3 0 Z 0
10 1 lMeCabe. It. 4 1 1 0 0
111 olllcbrdin, ov4 1 ( 1 0
0 0 1 OKIlej. p... 4 10 10
Totals n 6 24 10 2 Totala.....!! 11 27 10 1
Hasting 2 1 1 0 1 p 3 2 -10
Kearney 0 000010033
Two-base hits: Bechtold. Fortman (2).
Brown, Flrestlne (2). Three-base hits:
Tacke. Woodruff. Home runs: Richard
son. Herrlbtt. Stolen bases: Brown. Mo
Cabe. Double play: Brown to Fortman
to Tacke. Sacrifice hits: Fortman. Flre
stlne. Bases on cans: un niiw, .
Titl. I. Lett On DOSOH! Jvourjic, . ,,
Haatlncs. 8. Hit by pitched, ball: By
tjii i Klnirk out: By Riley. 6: o:
rntz 6. Passed ban: Jancnon. i
2:10. Umpire: Longanecker.
Anlprlrnn Aasoolntlon ltesnli.
At Toledo ''.v'l;
Columbu J"
Toledo 1 1
Batterle: voie ana mutinu, u..v
and Land. Twelve innings.
ItH.E.
7 4 1
6 10 3
Northrup,
At Louisviiie
Iulsvllle
Indianapolis
Batteries: ju wciuum,.
demons;
tCr''"' x"." s.k.rft and Casav.
At Minneapolis
Minneapolis '
Milwaukee ........ v d
Batteries: Comstock and Owens; Hov-
llk, Bralin ana Marsnan.
R.H.E.
,563
At hi, 1'aui ocuro, ui
St. Paul...
KBaUe'ries!yWameV'and,iVliiir'; Vaughn
and .O'Connor.
score, soconu -,v a
st Paul s 9 i
KBatteries:y Iro'y ' and Milier; James,
Morgan, Covington and O'Connor.
Alexandria Iomi to Fairbury,
FAIRBURY, Neb.. Aug. t (Special.)
In a spirited game of base ball betwem
.v.. -u..i,i,rv nnit Alexandria nines at
Daykln Friday afternoon, the Fairbury
team won, iu v ""
body's game" until the first part of the
eleventh Inning. Neither side scored in
,i. . ft n tnnln?i. In the eleventh
Inning Fairbury made three runs and
Alexandria two. making the score 3 to 2
In favor of Fairbury. Shaner, Falrhury's
pitcher, did iome excellent work, f core.
ItH.E.
Falrburv 0000000000 33 4 , 3
Alexandria 0 000000000 52 5
Waau TennU Men Win.
WAU8A. Neb, Aug. S- (Special.)
Messrs. Green. Laird. Barta and Utwer,
nf th rvntrr TVnnlu club, came over Fri
day and met defeat at the hands of the
local racquet wieiuera. no .im wo
n fnllnwa: TJewer and Barta defeated
Anderson and Lundgrn..6-0. 7-6; Hultman
and Liddell defeated Green and Laird.
C-l, 8-0; Anderson and Lundxren defeated
tjraen ana ia iru, j.o, o-, o-i nunnau
do uaaeu aeteatea ijipwcr aaa hu.
Drawn for Bee
Workmen Rally in
the Ninth and Wm
From Kiplingers
Before the banner "crowd of the season
at Fort Omaha yesterday afternoon the
A, Q.. U. W. team defeated the O. D.
Kiplingers In the warmest contest pulled
off at Fort Omaha to date. With the
game 'aparently sewed up by th
Kiplingers the A. O. U. W. boys got
busy and amassed three Counters In the
final round and waltzed off with the
gravy of a 3 to 2 victory.
The Weed 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. U. W. boys got
busy- and knocked three across the
platter. Dougherty was hit ' with a
pitched ball, Prefka singled, McCreary
slpgled and then one of the Kiplingers
throwed the old pill out of the lot and
McCreary scampered over the crockery
with the winning run.
Next Sunday the A. O. U. w. team
will play the Advos at Fort Omaha and
the following Friday they will tangle
with the Storz. Triumphs for the benefit
of the City Mission. Scroe:
A. O. U. W 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3-3
O. D. IC's 00001001 0-2
Batteries: A. O. U. W., Holland and
-ruiKa; u. u. iv.-, iiatmce and JUeilman.
MADISON DEFEATS THE
SPAULDING SPECIALS
MADISON, Neb., Aug. 2. (Special.)
Madison defeated the Omaha Spauldlns
Specials hera yesterday by the score' of
13 to 2. Score: R. H.
Madison , 2 0 0 3 1 0 1 6 12 lit
tjpecuu .v. ,0. p ,.q o o 2 0i0 02 '8
'rhrbe-bas,hlt! Cocfner. Rases, on batlst
Off JJrodbecfc. 4f off Odell, 1. Struck out:
juy unocoecK. i; tiy- oaeli. 8. 'Batteries
Madison, Odell and E. Pickering; Spauld
lng" Specials, Brodbeck and May. Um
pires: Dondvan and Altschuler of Madl
son.
LOUISVILLE PUTS IT OVER
RAMBLERS BY SCORER TO 0
LOUISVILLE, Neb.. Aug. 3. (Special
Telegram.)An extraordinary game was
played' here today when the Ramblers of
Omaha were defeated by" tho local team
by a score ot 2 to 0. The feature of the
game war tho p!tchlngby Hulflsh of the
local boys, In that he held the visitor
down to not hits arid no nins. Score:
Louisville .....0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 2
Ramblers 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00
Batteries: Hulflsh and Koop: R. Roucka
and Wlggin. ,
0RKIN BROS. WIN FROM
. THE M. E, SMITH PLAYERS
Orkln Bros, defeated the M. E. Smiths
at Rivervlew park. 14. to 6, Sunday after
noon. Kuntson stntok out fifteen men.
Tvwier .mode a home run, bringing two
monjn the second Inning and tleing the
"corp. Truston made a home run in the
fifth Inning, bringing one man In. R.H.E.
urKin uroa 0 O 3 4 2 2 0 3 14 16 4
M. E. Smiths 1 0 2 000 20 1-6' 3 6
Batteries Orlrih Rmi. tfuntann .l
Kteny; M. B. Smiths, Florku and Graham.
INDEPENDENTS WALLOP
THE STARS AND STRIPES
The ' Independents defeated the Stars
and Stripes Sunday afternoon at Elm-
wood park By ' the score of 9 to 8
in a
gams' noteworthy for the splendid -pitching
of Winters for the Independents. Bat
teries: Independent Winter and Whlt
taker; Stars and Stripes, Bushman and
Coates.
Knp Lose to the Loose Wile.
Several of the regulars betnc unable to
Play In yesterday' game. Manager Llddy
nf the Nape was compelled to use six
utility men. but lost to the Louilsviiles.
7 to 8 JEeek. the Naps' new twlrler, blew
up in tne mini ana was reiisvea by kp
sten, who held the Biscuit Shooters down
for the remainder ot tne game. Liddr's
error In the second was responsible for
two of the Loose-Wiles runs. Sezle' held
the first sack for the Naps In major
league style. Mulford. the premier back-
Biuy VI lilt) .af". nau ail u)l uujr nu lia
did not play up to his usual form- Will
Bushman, brother to the famous Larry
of the Stars and Stripes, played an er
rorless game for the Napa
Helvey Defeat Weilern,
TJAYKIN. Neb.. Aug. 3.-(SnecIal.V-In
the morning game Friday. Western met
defeat at the band ot Helvey by a score
of 3 to 2. The game' waa one of the fast
est ever billed here.
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WOODMEN WINNERS NAMED
Ouccessful Competitors in Drill Con
tests Are Announced,
ANNUAL ENCAMPMENT CLOSES
Drmi Parade Held In the Mornlngr,
After Whch All Companies
Gather on Parade Ground
for Anrdtnif of Prise.
PUT IN BAY, O., Aug. 3.-The national
encampment, Woodmen of- the world
ended Saturday with awards In tho prize
drill contests. Drees parade was ticia
at S a. m., after which all corapanlos
K a the red on the paade grounds and were
addressed by General Root and compli
mented for excellent military conduct by
Adjutant General John T. Yates. Major
Oeneral Yates and Colonel George Mather
then announced the following as the suc
cessful competitors in the various drill
contests;
Field drill, class A: First prize, Com
pany A, Eighth regiment Webb City,
Mo.: second prize. Company G, Sixty
ninth regiment, Evansvllle. Ind.; third
Erlzc, Company L, Fifty-second regiment
tittle Rock, Ark., and Company G,
Beventh regiment, Houston. Tex., tie.
Field drill, class B: First prize, Cbm
pany M, First eglment Benson, Neb.;
second prize. Company H, Third regiment.
Fort Worth, Tex,
Field drllU class C: First prize, Com
pany D. Thirty-eighth regiment, Chicago;
second prlzo, Company- H, Thirty-fifth
regiment Toledo.
Floor work: First prize,. Camp 125.
Buffalo, N. Y.; second prize, Camp 45,
; third prlzo. Camp 32. Cleveland;
fourth prize. Camp 28. Cleveland; fifth
prize. Camp 6, Webb- City, Mo.
Discipline: First prize. Company M,
First regiment Nebraska; second prize.
Company L, Fifty-second regiment.
Arkansas;- third prize. Company D,
Thirty-eighth regiment. Illinois. ,v.-, .
Guard, duty; First prize. Private, Fred
Beare, Company L, Fifty-second regi
ment, Arkansas; second prize. Sergeant
T. W. Newland, Company L, Fifty-second
regiment Arkansas; third prize. Sergeant
S. B. Heddeston, Company A, One Hun
dred and forty-third regiment Illinois.
Individual drill: First prize. Private C.
H. Derrlngton, Company A. .Twenty-third
regiment. New York; second prize. Cap
tain McDonald. Company L, Fifty-second
regiment Arkansas.
Only One Einishes
the Marathon. Eace
MINNEAPOLIS, Mann., Aug. 3. A full
marathon courser twenty-six mllea,, 283
yards. In which were entered fifteen
athletes of the northwest? was the prin
cipal feature ot the annual - field meet of
the Minneapolis Athletic club at Northrup
field Saturday. Fritz Carlson' of the
Chicago Athletic club, the only one to
finish, made tho time In four hours and
eleven minutes.
FIRST M. E. BARACAS
BEAT SOUTH PRESBYTERIANS
The First Methodist, Episcopal Baraoas
yesterday trounced tho South Omaha
First Presbyterians at Miller park, 13 to
4. The Baracas hit the ball hard and
opportunely. Moore of the Borne aa
pitched a good game and had the South
Omaha lads at his mercy throughout tho
game In spite of wobbly support' at' UmeB
by his teammates. Montague and Edel
man featured at the bat for the Barracas.
Score:
R.ILE.
1 2225000 0-12 14 6
Baracas
South Omaha 1 0 10 2 0 00 0 4 4 .3
Festival at -Oconto.
OCONTO, Neb., Aug. 8. (Special.) A
farmers festival and base ball carnival
will be held here August 19 to 21. There
will be four base ball games, musla and
speech-making and a number of free
carnival feature.
McCool Win Game.
GENEVA, Aug. 3.-(8peclal.) Yeterday
afternoon the Geneva team played Mc
Cool. the game resulting S to 2 In favor
of McCool.
Ohio a a, Powell O.
DAYKIN, Neb., Aug. 3.-(Specfil.)
Ohlowa lost the morning game to Powell
today by a 6 to 3. score.
Union Association RenltV
Helena. 3; Ogden, 6. - .
Salt Lake City. 8; Great Falls, 4.
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