If Mutt Loses Today, It's Right to the Cleaners For Him
a.... ro ( .... m , , eMKy flnH rTt.&-HJL, ""I.?
BRENNER MAKES GOOD DEBUT
f
tBut the Hardy Mountaineers Nose-
Out on Hard-Fought Game.
DENVER WINS IN THE THIED
I'no Infield Jilts, n Sacrifice and
H Single br. qulllln Pat
Game on Ice.
Bill Brtnner) Omaha's new twlrler who
Uni here frpm the New! York Giants
pitched hl first game yesterday and
tangaged Immediately in a duel with
Harris, tut the Mountaineer got the
Ijrcahs and won the argument by a 3
I'tp 1 score.
'Both pitchers put up an excellent brand
tf base bait Four hlUi wore pounded out
Iby each club. Brenner struck out seven
Inien and gave three passes, while Harris"
fetruck out two and gavk no walks. It
ffo-aii nip and tuck all the way to the end
with Denver one run In the lead from
the third Inning until the ninth, when a
hralk and a double Bavn the Grlsrlles
ian. extra tally, which they did pot need
1 Omaha's only tally was the result of
three error, and a passed ball In the
second Inning.
It was Brenner's first appearance on
the mound for the Ttourkes and he Kava
(v good account of himself and won a
firm place In the hearts of the fans. Of
the four hits the Orhillcs secured two.
were scratchy, But for theso.. scratch
hits the Denver bunch would have had.
but one run. They, came In the third.
tnnnlng when Coffey opened by dropping
a slow ball just over the. pitcher's box
and the next one went through the box.
Brenner mado a atab for' the ball and It
glanced off his roltt' The play was a
hit, a run and It Brenner had not touched
the ball a double play would have been.
.the result as Justice was playing a few.
feet off tcond.k Brenner, however, could
not be Warned a It 'was hts p)apo to
go for Vftla)l. JQulllin scored bathrriep
with a slnsTp; Jbut a Njw' seconds "later,
Came let Fast.
Tho game MUelf yt exceedingly fast
and kept'tho fan on edge at all times.
But one and one-half hours were re
quired to finish the game, i,t being the
fastest one In point 'of time for tho
season.
Omaha got the first run of the gam
In the second Inning when Congalton
landed safe on Coffey's error, who threw
the ball over Fisher's head. Knno sent
ono to Usher who threw Wild at' seo6nd
to get Congalton. A passed ball ad
vanced both men and Congalton scored
when Block threw the ball over Harris'
head In returning It to the box. .
In the visitors' third ;Coffey and Usher
were sure on inileld hits; flarrlsraacrtflced
iind both men registered on Qulllln's
dingle.
Denver got ono more In the ninth when
Cassldy was handed a walk by Umpire
Anderson, whoso decisions all afternoon
were more" or less, off color. Channel!
sacrificed and Cassldy tallied on Elston'a
, double. Score; ,
OMAHA.
O. A. IS.
Coyle, 'lf..'.','.!'." 4
Thomason. cf ,.;4
Congalton, rf .. 4
Kane, Vlr 4
Johnson, c , 4
Grueb, 8b 3
Wchltske. ib a
St cS
0 0
ISO
4
0
0
0 4
n .
0
3
1
1
7
s
0
0
, .a
Brennr. i I 1
0t
-J V A
0
Totals 83 1 . 4 . 27 U
DENVEn..
atj. n. II,
O.
0
1
3
a
1
3
1 15
1
E.
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
1
wuinin. ju. 801
Channefl, cK'.!"!!!'.'. 3 0 0
Butcher, 2b 4 0 0
Alston. If 40
Block, c 3 0,0
Coffey, ss ,,., 8 11
Fisher, lb. ...,.... 3 1 i
Harris, p...... 3 0 0
Totals ..it27 3
Omaha
4 27 12
"V.i 0 1 0 0 0,
Hits ft 0 0 0 0
Denver
0 0 0 0-1
O'O 2 1-4
yns 0 0 2 0 0
Hits 0 0 3 0 0
00 0 1-1
0 0 0 14
Sacrtfloo tilt r-innii t-
Butcher to HiherT Struck out: liy BreS-
TliVnV-. S,Sr""',1 B,e" 0n t"1"' Off
Umpire: AndeFsoii; "r' x,mti l M-
WITCIIIBS LOBB PITCHERS FIGHT
Two Wild Throw. Give n Close Game
to the St. Jose oh T..m.
.i?sS?!.' g?v Aur. 10-Durham
71 !Z,iuIZ hits,
handed catch by Melnko .Tved the garne
- - --- h. mi. 'ocore;
WICHITA.
. AB, R. If. O, A
lUPP. ss. 3 o 0 S3
Nlcbolkoil, If. 0 13 0
Mlddleton, cf. 4 0 110
llghes, 2b 4 0 13 4
Burke. 8b 4 O 0 1 3
Koemer, lb. , 3 0 0 9 i
Pavia, rf. 3 0 10 0
Bills, rf. O 0 0 0 0
Castle, c 3 0 3 4 1
Durham, p 8 0 o o s
Totals 80 o 8
ST. JOSKPIL
. AB. R H,
24 It
o.
0
3
J t
0
luawson, rt. ........ 4 0 1
Kelly, if. l,'..."?-.)4 0
ZwlUlng, cf. ..';....2
WesUnll, 3b. .,,.,v J to
Gygll, lb ,tVi.J
Ochs. 3t. ...J.,!.. 3 1-
Griffith, e. . 3 1
Mtlnke. as. Saucst 0
Uoekler, p, .'...W?. J o
Totals 29
8 27 13
Wfchlta O00O00O0
fSU JOepn. ........ O 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 2
SacrlflPft hits Rapp, Melnke, Boetiler.
Stolen bases: Kelly. Of ha Earned runs:
None. Left on Paseai Wichita, 6, St.
Joseph, 3. Struck out: By Boehlcr, 'i
by Durham, 3. Bases on balls: Off
Doehler, 1; off Durham, 6. Hit by
pitched ball! I3y Durham (Griffith); by
llocliler (Castle)., Wild pltchi . Durham.
Double play. Weslarzll tb Oygll. Time:
1:43. Umpires t 0Toolo and Abbott.
DES 9IOIM3S AND TOI'KICA EVEN
Paber IIrh Ilr of Cocrclinm, Tiro
to One.
DES MOINES, la., Aug. 10.-Des Moines
and Topeka broke even this afternoon In
a double-header. Ited Faber bested Coc
reham In a slab duet In the first and tho
visitors hammered Iaffortv hard enough
to win tho second.' Baore, first game;
DE8 MOINES.
AB. It. H.
O.
2
3
0
1
6
0
7
5
0
A. 13.
Hahn, rf....
Breen, If 3
Hunter, ct 3
1
0 0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
1
0
1
0
3
0.
-0,
Leonard,
Jones, lb
Hellly, s 4
Plelght, 0... 4
Anureas. zi...,i
Faber, -p..
1 n
M '
Totals..'. 82 2 -7 27 7
TOPEKA.
AB. II. II. O.
A.
2
0
0
4
0
1
0
1
2
10
Cochran. 3b 4
flmlth. If 5
Forsythe, rf 4
Mc Larry, 2b 4
Lee, ct S
ltapps, lb , S
McAlllstor, o 4
French, ss 4
Cochreham, p 4
Totals, S3
6 26
Two out when winning run scored.
Des Moines... .1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1-2
Topeka 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0-1
Two-base hit! Sleight. Home run.
Sleight. Sacrlflco hits: Brcen. rtnpps.
Doublo playi Cochran to Mcliarry to
Bapps. Bases on baHs: Off Fabor. 2;
off Cocrreham, 1. Struck out! By Faber,
Ti Viv rnehrehatn. .81. Pajrscd balls! Ml).
Allliter, 2. 8tolen bases! 'Htinter,- Mc.
Topeka, 10. Time: 1!W.. Umpire! Bo
grlst! .
Scoror second game:
DES MOINES!, i1'
"AB.'n. H-dj.'-jA. 15.
iiiLiin. ri.............. 4 a u "i . it .1 v
Breen. If.. 3.' 10 .0 .'liSkO!' 0
.....li A. M 4Bm. . n
Tonttrf;b,...,,..,.4,-s'Or 1,73! 0
Jones, Jb,. I. ffj ,0 ' li'.VtV' '0
Itellly. ss.,....,'....;;'v'4 .. 0 '0.' ,0' 'l -i
Blalght, ci.. 1.. 3 0, 0 9 1
Andreas, !b S . 1 1 3 4
Lafferty n....'.7 2. '3 1." -o 0 2
Fox i.;;.i.t. 0 v ,o 0
- Totals .'.'S't'w. "W' "a
TOPEKA.
AB. R.
II. O. A. K.
Cochran, 8b.... B 1
0
3
Smith. If....,.., 4 1
Forsythe, ,rf,k ....... 4 1
S
?
,0
."2
4
2
1
.Mci.arry, -.u......... 4 1
I,eei cf.. ..1. 4 ' 1
Bapps, lb 4 0
Crist, 0 2 V 0
McAllister. 0 3 0
French, ss.., 4 u
Brown, p 4 0
Totals 37 S
10
27
3 0
0 1
o- 0
0 0-2
3 0-6
Des JIolrtoB 0 0 0 0 0
Topeka 1 0 10 0
Two-base hit: Hunter. Home runs:
Smith, McLorry. Sacrifice hits: Brcen.
Double Play: French to Rapes. Bases
on balls: Off Brown, 7. Struck out: By
lAirerty, s; py mown, o. wua pitan:
urown. Htoien oase: Anarnas. uen on
bases: Des' Moines. 6! Topeka. 6. Time:
1:40. Umpire: Segrlst.
i '
HOME RUMS 8AVKS TWO ' BLANKS
Both Lincoln and fitaax Cltr, Tlins
Kept from Belnjr flanked,
BIOUX CITV. Ia.. AusT. 10.-rA home run
by Colo in -the ninth inning of the first
game today staved off a shutout for Lin
coln, the locals wlnntnir 10 to L A home
tun by Davidson In the final Inning of
rno scconu kaitid bikyeu Dim anuioui lur
tho Sioux, Lincoln winning S to L Urn
plre .Colllflowor was taken 111 at, the end
ot the first game arid Klelh,and;Dsseau
officiated. Score, first game:
BIOUX CITY,
AB. IL It. O. A. .
Coonev. 2b 5 112 2 0
Clarke, It 4 13 4 0 0
Kmitn, js i l a v v v
Callahan. 3b 3 0 0 '.3 1 0
Davidson, cc o a s o o
Burns, lb ,. 6 3 S 7 0 0
Miller, rf ,6 ,2 . 3 3 0 0
Rapp, c 4 0 1 1 0
1
wneatiey, p s 3 i u u
Totals ....S3
10 10 37 7
LINCOLN.
AB. R.
A. E.
3 0
Lloyd, 2b .'..5 0
Collins, id 4 u
3
0
0
3 0
uownng, ss a v
McCormtck, If 3 0
Cole, cf 4 1
Barbour, lb 4 0
Baker, o 4 0
Knapp, rf 4 0
Khman, p 4 . 0
2 1
1
I'
2
0
0
ToUls 34 1
Sioux City O S o l
Lincoln 0 0 0 0
7 21 11
S 0: 0 3 10
0 0 0 0 1-1
Lett on bases: Lincoln, 9: Sioux City,
8, First bas on errors: Sioux City, 2.
Sacrlflco hltH: Callahan. Duvlditon. Two.
base hits: Miller. Cooney. Smith. Homo
rpr,s: Burns (I). Wheatley,,Cole. Slolen
bases: Clarko (:). Double .Play: Lloyd
to Barbour. Struck out: By AVheatley.
S; by Ehman. 5. Bases on balls: Off
wneatiey. ott Khniwi. i, . rasst-d ball:
Rapp: Wild pitch: Wheatley. Hit by
pitched ball. Dowllng. Time: 1;15. Urn-
pire, couinower.
Score, seoond game:
SIOUX CITT.
AB, It- H. O. A.
., 3 0 0 1 1
O.
1
1
3
0
3
3
3
4
0
Cooney, 2b ..
curat, it ...
Smith, ss ...
Callahan. 3b
0
8
1
0
1
0
1
0
.. 3
. 3
Davidson, cf 2
E.
Burns, lb z
Miller, rf 3
0
.0
Ksell. p ?.:.tl
' 0
1
tVunn I
Young, p ,0
0
0.
0
0
0
0
-t.I
a . 7
,1
I i Totals ...
u .
SS 1 s
LINCOLN, i s
0
0
ab; r. h. o,
A. E.
Lloyd. 2b
Collins. 3b
Dowllng, ss ...
McCormlrk. if
Cole, of
.. 3
3
4
. 3
3
. 3
0 - 0
0
0
0
3
Barbour, lb
3
Carney, o 3
TUB; BEE:
Standing of Teams
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Played. Won. Lost.
Pot.
Mi
.cso
.DOS
.490
Denver 112
72
40
Des Molnca 110
C4
CO
K
m
no
CO
43
46
a
CO
CO
70
St. Joseph Ill
Lincoln ,111
Omaha in
.487
,45
.4i5
.379
Topeka no
uioiix city 110
Wichita 113
NAT. LEAGUE.
W.t..Pet.
AM Kit, LEAGUE,
W.IPot.
Phlla. 71 S3 .6S3
Cleveland 43 .C02
Wa&hlngtonKI 41 .60!
Chlcaso ...57 C2 .01.7
New York.. 71 33 .688
I'hlla. 01 37 .622;
IMttBhumh 63 43 .K2i
Chicago ...DC 49 .29
uroomyn ..44 C5 .414
Boston ....42 68 .4211
Huston
...DO D3 .48'i
Cincinnati 43 M ,3M
hi 'aw
BL Louis. ..41 65 .337
New York. .31 60 .340
AJlEIt ASS'N. I STATE LEAGUE.
W.L.M
W.L.Pct
Mllwaukco 69 47 .G9&
Kearney ...48 31 ,D85
Hastings ..47 3S.U3
JU NVl O CT 4) .bfu
Mln'apolls 64 D2 .m
Superior ...40 39 .541
uoiunmus .03 (3 .w
St Paul ,D2 6t .401)1
Kan. Clty..Ct c( ,4t3
Toledo ..,.1 63 ,47
Ind'apolls. 41 70 .370
York 44 39 .KM
Columbus .42 42 .600
BeotrTco ":33 4'J.m
Grand Is.'.'.'jl DO ilCC
YcKterdny'a IloMnltii.
WESTERN -LEAGUE,
Denver, 3; Omaha, 1.
Lincoln, 1-5; Sioux City, 10-1.
Topeka, 1-5; Des Moines, 2-2.
Wichita, 0; St. Josoph, 2.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Brookyln, 3! St. Louis, 0.
New York, 6; Cincinnati, 4.
Philadelphia-Chicago, rain.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Washington, 0:, Cleveland, 1.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
'Milwaukee, 4: Toledo, 0.
Minneapolis, C-2! Louisville, 2-7.
Kansas City, 2-4; Indianapolis, 3-7.
St. Paul, -3-8; Columbus, 4-7
NEBRASKA STATE LEAGUE.
Columbus, 3; Fremont, 2.
Kearney, ,0-4; Grand Island, 1-0.
Gnmes Today.
Western Leaguo-fitou City at Denver,
Omaha ut Topeka, St. Joseph at Wichita.
American League Chicugo at Fhllattel-
Phut. BLttwuis at Now York.-Detroit at,
Jibston. CUvolund at Washington.
vAm'erloun Association Milwaukee.' at
r.TTi i iyZTL
xoieao, Aiinnoapons at mu:
sas air at Indranapolls, ML Paul'at oC -
HcbrasKq state ,'icague superior at
Hastings. Columbus' at Fremont: Kearney
at Grand Island, York .at Beatrice,
Knano. rf 8 1 2 3 0 0
Smith, p 3 1 1 0 3 0
Totals 27 E 8 21 8 0
Batted for Ksell in tho fifth,
Lincoln 0 2 0 0 3 0 0-S
sioux city .., 0 0 q 0 0 0 1-1
Left on bases: Lincoln, 8. Homo run:
Davidson. Stolen base: Carney. lifts:
Off Gzell, 7 In five Innings. Double playi
Urriplres: Klein unci Desseau. Game
called ut tho end of tho seventh on ac-
count of rain. '
American Association Results.
At Indlananolla
anolis (First Gamo 1 n.ir ll
1 ...... ... uamo'' 20,0
I!! !; ! ..';.!.!'!;"!' I I o
i ,.....,.. 4 o v
inaianapoua
Batteries: Indlannrmlla. Wlllla mil
Casey; Kansas City, Covington and
(Second Game) R.H.E.
Indianapolis , , 7 11 8
Kansas city 4 8 1
Batteries: Indianapolis, Riley, Hotter
and O'Connor; Kansas City, Mera and
At ColumbUs-(First Game). R.H.E.
coiumbus ,.411 1
au j-aui 8 1
Batteries: Coltlmhua. lrrrv mH
ity, du i'hui. ivarcer. vvaiKer and
uuinea.
(Mocond aame)i . R.H.B.
ot. l"aui in t
iuiumDua
ons and Severold; Minneapolis, Gllloaan
(Second Game). Titrv
I.niil-vlll- -V.V:
Minneapolis j 4 i
, Batteries: Louisville, Woodburn nnd
V. demons! Minneapolis, Burns Glila.
gan and Smith. ' u,lIa'
At Toledo it it w
Toledo ti & s
Milwaukee . " t k
..Batteries: Toledo. James and
0
0
Mllwauke Slapnlka, and Hughes.
Illoomfleld Clnll Slnlcea
BLOOMPIRI.n. N.h a...,
rz9 -a 4w,-oiii.
w.vu.u.iciu um ;iud nnji won rourteen
out of sixteen Karnes Dlavi ii '
i "J.'?lv?:",w,es Piayea. ll won
from Tyndall. 8. p., uWz; Randolph.
" Wayne, 10 to 8; Randolph. 3 to
tj. Plalnvlew, 6 to 0; Coleridge. 8 to 4;
( jiiui. iu ill n . iirrn 1 1 . m tn n iiuin.
dolDll. 3 to 1: Hartlnirfnn. T tn A VT
inn. ll iu iigritninnn m r
to HartinV. 'aTc LufSr.-nAr5
vi.kiuii. a uiie.iiii . . in n ni. i . r iim.
'
juarnru ji e u riar nail.
PILGER. Nab.. Aur. 10. Rrwrll 1
Pllr'a marfl.,1 m;n?' h... T.Z,t
defeated a like team from Stanton
jne oianton aiamona. i"riday afternoon,
Pitched' but TwlMlViVMI!.
urn ana not auowinir a nil. tie wan
M t , H an ll,,,.. ut.l.nu. Ml... 111. v.ll I T,
3: by Yotlliir. 1: by Smith. 0. Basen on 1 tnrH nvmnt in in. inninv -.. .
.,... ..u.n. j , . l. n. WW., j u.Qiii wvoou KDiiL j, remonL a eirnt nun waii uratm
bulls: Off Exoli. 1; off Smith. 3. Passed oals lost the third of the series to Co
balls: Carney. 1: llano. 3. Tlmn: lit&. Ilumbua-hv nNim ni 3 in nnih t.am.
Batteriesi Ht. Paul ni SS'.",?.,,S!'. ;. S..f.' - I :wiiwi poyie. Murray. Besclier,
Valher and MlHer roiumir lu."cnPi, waBea on ' liooutzell. Three-base bits: Merkle,
Murphy t-otumbus, ioars and balls: Off Hlnkley, 1; off need. 2. Left , Kllng. Home run: Bescber. f5acrtflce
AtP?Xiilsvm-rtM..t n.... 2" "emo ! C'umhus, Hit! hit: Shater. Sacrifice fly: Johnson.
LoulBville V. . c2. YB,,; . " '"Ma tTurpin and stolen bases: Bescher. Morsana. Sheck
MlnneaDa : 2,2 J rfe, 8trucrk..."A: y. u&iw, by Urd. Double Piaj-: aroh to Hobuueu
n-tl'l, '': i " ti"Y oais jnch, wiiu nrst oast on errors: MerKie. Left
ouiiei ; lAjuisviiie. iNortnrun. , niim. I intcn: ltetyi. Tim.i i I hoc... rj, va.i c. r
1,-1 .iltK-0Lt...bJ..?i:-thMIUnt one-hnl6d catch by Hetrick after
lowing oay. too game was not railed
until 4 O'clock as Stanton has a chau-
auxin vh. .us" viaiiiia. i.iu uc
married men base bail team In north
imm i naTii. Ar jiiV.. r
team In a radius of fifty miles.
iinn.h;,i i.
. .
M. .tfn, . . , a. , .
Tho Table Rock baa ball (nam
i-jxitucd uwi, ncu.. Aiir. its. t siMtCiai.i
aeteatea at uoeriy rrlday by a score
6 to'3. The ball diamond wai tlllcl ilma
XHHl WJS. trying" to f-lVht
V.". . " v nannrir
fK.imM- Vci,l.on.
:y .:"v ' ":":'.--. .- ."".i
tlonally favored Liberty.
Key to tho Situation bee Advertising.
Business Succesa,
OMAHA, MONDAY, AfGCST 11, 1913.
KEARNEY WIHSAHD LOSES
Both Games with Islanders Prove
Shutouts.
EACH SIDE GIVEN WHITEWASH
Cox (Iocs on Monnd for Grand Island
After Tvro Weeks' Illne, and
Several 1H Arc IleslH
tered on lllni.
ORAND ISLAND, Neb., Aug. 10.-(Spc-clal
Telegram.) The first of the double
header between the locals and tho leaders
yras a pretty pitchers' battle, Franklin
having a little the better of tho argu
menl, ono of his hits being a scratch and
and keeping them scattered.
Singles by Schoonovcr and Howell
sandwiched by a sacrlflco- by Farley,
won for tho locals. Cox, went on the
mound for the locals after a two weeks'
nines and six of Kearney's blngles wero
t0T two 8tatlon8- Four thorn were
bunched In the fourth. Score, first game:
KEAIINEY. ORAND ISLAND.
AD.H.O.A.K. AB.II.O.A.EL
Prror, it... s e 3 a ODowntr, tf. s 0 1 0 0
Hjnek, 3b.. 4 0 12 ODorrr. 2b.. 4 0 t 3 0
Acock, 2b.. 4 0 1 3 OHchnorer, eC J 2 4 0 0
lUrrlott. lb 4 1 11 1 OFtrlor, lb.. 3 0 110
Behtunn. ct 3 0 1 0 Oltowall. It.. 3 110 0
Orr. e t 1 t 0 OWard, 3b... 10 13 0
Woodruff. r 0 0 3 llluh'b'f, 3 0 0 8 1
AiKnisoi, rf j s oo o Firmer, c. i o s z o
I'ijrmpian, p i o s oirrintuo, p s o o o o
ToUl tt 4 14 10 S ToUU.....t0 3 27 11 1
Kearney 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0
urana iiana.,,....o o o 1 o o o o i
Earned run; Grand Island. 1. Bases on
ll O 1 1 fit 31vmnnn t. nt T.'.wn ulrlln 1
Struck out: ByTlympton. 8; by Franklin,
(. iert on oases: jceamey, a: urana
Island, 4. ,.FIfat-base on errors: Kear
ney, l; Grand Island, 1. Passed ball:
Bmlzor. stolen base: Downey. Sacrifice
hits: Pryor, Farley, Franklin.
Score, seoond gante:
kg AjiNny. ; qmand island.
Prror., if... 3 0 0 0DwnT. rfi 11
Brn.k,'' ,..- 1 1 J )!nirr,;r'2i," 3 0 t
Keoto, jb.. 0 l j 0RcHnor"!fs, t t
AO.H.n,A.R AD.H.O.A.B.
0 O
1 0
"""'ow lb 3 i , o.eFaMe, ib.. i, t s i
Stf'W" i i o ,.oow.(ii. ir,. 2 o o o o
i,"il"?9: Mr ! o3 o o
I Woodruff., m 4 10a niM.Vh1; .k. l n i n n
Su5t?V 1 2-! Jf'" c" i ! 2 S
Tbul....tt, 9 Ji n i
KertnW ' " TT'n"? ni
n?StS V.r.'iV '"I 2 2 2 2 2 ti
c Earned- rune: . .Kearney, 4. Two-base
hits: Prvor. flvnak. Hrhauron Wnnilmlr
McKnlght, Maples. Sacrlflco hits: Acock,
Erlckson," Maples.' Stolen base:
nunBuii, Aiuyies. aioien Dose: "ryor.
Bases on balls: off Cox, S. Struck out:
By Cox. 1: bv Man. K WIM nlth,
Cox. Hit by pitched ball: By Maples, 1;
by Cox, 1. Double plays: Farley to
Ward. Left oft-bases: Kearney, 9. Um
pire: Myoru.
Reed Wins for Pawnees.
FREMONT, Neb.. Aug. 10. (Special.)
Put up a clean gamn In the field, Stange'a
I catch of a line drive by Smyth was a
feature. Columus'. betters touched Hlnk-
leV for four hits In trwi first Innlnir nnrl
IPT?11 two runs and added another tolly
'n .tli? fourth on a two-bagger by Deal
and Neffs error. The. Pathfinders scored
1" 1ne elunthlnnlng on three hits and
wn nn-n,,, Oj.apj.
two passes. Score;
COLUHDU8. ntllMONT,
All. II. OA. I" inlm 1 V
noAfaau, lb 4 0 3 3 OToreln. if.. 3 0 0 0 0
rrovm. 20. 4 i v owallaoe, m. 3 1 6 3 0
Bmjrth. tt.. 3 3 3 0 tWttnl, of,. 4 2 0 0 0
cran, it 3 .0 1,0 OHanry, lb.. 3 1110
urai, io. ... i J s D Oillll, a. S 13 3 0
Aoimi, axi o rf.. 1 t n n
itrtninitr. o I o s s owalch. Sb.. 4 0 0 1 0
ArujT, rr.. 10 11 ONff. e 4 011.
cu, p,, v umnklar. p.. 3 1 0 1 0
. , tXtchll .. 1 0 0 0 0
iwui u 77 11 O
Totalt S3 1 IT It 1
Batted for Hlnkley tn the ninth,
Columbus 3 0 0 1 0 0 0 O 03
(rremont rt.o 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 o-a
Two-base hits: Smytli. Deal StanE.
Lonantcker, Attendance: coo.
?.aPr'' Taltes Third.
1LABT1NUB. Nnh.. Ac 10 fBr,..l
TeieBram.)-By heavier baumg.
t!!?.InI;,iok ih8. thlrti .f .t!,B 8erle from
J,Ift,V1lnBB' . Fnture f the game were
tle'dlng of Brown and McGulre and the
hitting of Landreth. for Superior, who
eclire? a nicle. two doubles and a
T v times up. score:
f Jonnson m tho ninth.
?,upe.Por .! 01200110-4
I luiunia 1VVVOOOQ 01
Two-base hits: Qrav. Landrail. (St.
I Bennett. Three-base hit:
i . jnuui .,7 " ; " ,t " --wv,w
I 4, v n j-u
Bases on balls: Off Vance. 4: off John.
Hastings, 7. Hit by-pitched ball: Vance
wiii - x3 a l un uttBHa: nil utrinr
lati. JuniiBon. nirucir mil nv vtfipa in
i w kuiiiiduiii o-. iiiiih: 3 i r i inni
1 i uiuiug
I
tLtMUNb oUMrANY TEAM
DEFEATS OMAHA NATIONALS
. .. ,
i o oounwRu jcirfjncno company ooys
i nn mnih., mm. r-n. .- r
I., .
yesterooy. me score was ll to
on Qleason led in the hitting for the
Telephones and Shoehardt for the Na
Th Wt.r gained four of the
I " un muo uy m. xnKera. a Dm-
"iwn
I Score: R.IT.R.
NebruKa TeleDHone Co 11 9
- 1 Omaha National Hank . i k
naitBries. uanacnun, , AicLrreary and
Ixjr,inri. n,is Mk.ii.i ...i w.:,-Jtr
Struck out: By Rehschuh. 6 In two In-
i mriKs: oy AiG.reary. i in aavan inmnira.
a. I. a . , . 1 , , '
II , . I , ,
i dy ivuaii. o iii.eiicuL 'Iddiukb.
or I . Loses Game on 12rrora.
I numutr. ' j.v. ......
ThrLu,
i"' I txat the local nine veaterdav. 6 to 3. The
or loCttl outbatted the Omaha team, but
- , i0r tne srame on errors. uatteriea
IUvena. Luby and
Hull and Smith.
Greensllt; Luxus,
Key to the Situation Un Advertising.
T ft A I " " . .... , v ... u,nu.n
Drawn
REULBACH A REAL COMEBACK
Holds St. Louis Cardinals to Two
Soratoh Hits.
WHITEWASH FOR THE CARDS
Brooklyn Illta Harmon Hard, bnt
Mannaje to Score In Only Tvro
Innlnnrs of Liuit Game
of Series.
ST. LOUIS, Mo., Aug. lO.-Brooklyn hit
Harmon hard In the final game of the
series today and won, 3 to 0. Moron
doubled to loft with two down In the
third and scored mi Cutsliaw's homer
to center. Daubort doubled to right In
tho eighth and scored on Smith's double
to left. Reulbash wan very wild, but
ho held tho loiul ti-am to two scratch
hits. Score:
BT. LOUIS. DnOOKLTN".
AB.H.O.A.B- AB.H.O.A.E.
O'Leirr, SH 0 4 lMorn .rf.. 4 3 0 0 0
Otkti. cf... 3 0 1
j. u(juunw, zd o z z 1 v
0 0SlosI, of. 4 3 1 0 0
0 OWbeat. It... 4 14 0 0
0 ODaubtrt, lb.. 41 It 3 0
1 OBmlth,, lb. .-8 3 10
3 OFIohfr, u.t 3 1 3 4 0
( 0 Miller, c... 0 0 0 0 0
3 OFtlclier, c. 4 1 1 0 0
Iltulbuh. n 3 0 O S .0
Hipt, If.. I O 1
Catchcri, rf. 4 1 3
K'ctohr. lb 4 0 9
WhttUd, M 3 0 1
Mowcrejr, 3b 1 0 3
Wlnro, e... 4 18
Harmon, p. 3 0 0
Totals 37 2 27 It 1
TqUIi 34 13 J7 19 0
Brooklyn 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 1 0-3
St. Louis 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0
Two-base hits: Moran, Fisher, Dau
bert, Smith. Home run: Cutshaw. Stolen
bases: . Oakes, Wlngq (21, Moran. Dou
ble plays: Mowrey to O'Leary: Reulbach
to Fisher to Daubert; O'Leary to
Keetohy. Bases on balls: Off Reul
bach, 8: off Harmon, 4. Struck out: By
Harmon. 3, Left on bases: St. Louis,
8: Brooklyn, 8. Time: 1:40. Umpires:
Byron and Rlgler.
Giants Edge Ont.
CINCINNATI, O,, Aug. 10. New Torlc
made it three out of four from Cincinnati
oy winning an exciting game today, o to
4, Marquard pttched a strong game up to
the eighth inning, allowing only four hits.
In the eighth Cincinnati touched him for
three hits and added two moro in the
ninth. Jonnson was nit in 'every inning
but the eighth.
inow xoiK aooreu its nrsi run m, mo
Initial Inning. Shaefer singled, but was
rorcea at second on netcners grounaer,
Fletcher stolo second and scored on
Dpyle'a double. They added one In the
rourtn. Aierxie was given, a lire on
Kllnsr's hlnh throw to flrsL Murray
forced Merkle at second. Snodgraes' sin
gle and an error by Dodge allowed Mur
ray to score.
In the fifth a single by Doylo and a
three-base hit by Merkle gave New York
anotner, run. Murray aouoiea in tne
sixth and scored on McLean's single. In
the seventh Burns led oft with a single,
was sacrificed to second ami scored on
Fletcher's single. Cincinnati scored two
runs In the fifth when Klein tripled and
scored on Jqhnson's sacrifice fly. Bescher
xoiiowea Jonnson to oat ana KnocKea out
a home run to deep right field. Two
more runs were scored by Cincinnati In
the eighth on a double by . Bescher. a
single bv Melster and a double by H6b
lltzell. Bescher, with two singles, a dou
ble and a home run out of five times at
bat carried off the batting honors.
Score:
NEW TortX. CINCINNATI.
AU.H.O.A.S. AD.II.O.A.G,
numa, rf.. S 3 4 0 tnaicbtr. If. 5 4 1 1 0
Bhtfor, lb.. 2 110 OMaraana, cf 3
Flatclitr, n 4 1 1 1 ODarore, cf.. 0
Doris, 3b... 4 3 3 2 OMtlatar, ct. 2
Uerkls, lb.. 4 13 0 0 CI rob. 3b... 4
Murrar, If. 4 3 3 0 Oll'lltull, lb 4
B'dgrMl, ct I 1 2 0 ODodto, lb.. 4
MoLaan, e., 4 1 I 0 flBhackard. rt I
Marquard, p 4 0 0 1 ortataa. rt.., 0
TJtrtb'ar, sa 3
Total 33 13 2T 4 OTInkcr, a... 2
Kilns, o.... 4
Johnioa, p. 3
Esan , ... 1
' 'Clark ..... 1
Blackburn .1
10 0 0
0 10 1
110 0
0 6 4 0
lio
3 11
ooo
0 0 0
3 3 1
2 11
3 4 1
0 3 0
0 0 0
0 0. 0
0 0 0
ToUH.,...H t 37 30 I
Batted for Marsans in the fifth.
'Batted for Sheckard tn the eighth.
'Batted for Johnson In the ninth.
New York" 1 001111O0-G
Cincinnati 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 2 0-4
on
i. u . ...... .imaa. .. . .'..a.
tMa...
base on balls: Off Marciuard. 2: off
Johnson, 2. Struck out: By Marquard,
6; by Johnson, l. Wild pitch: Johnson.
uime; 2:1a. umpires; iviem ana urtn.
Armours Claim to
Be Saturday Champs
At Ai-miSiir Tark vif,nkv tt,., im.n,,aq
defeated the Omaha Baracas In a one-
B.jr
uiiuntc, uiii areitins twenty mis, mciua
Ing eight three-baggera and three two-
bagsera. Hlatt pitched great ball for the
Armours and but for his error would TAMPA. Flo.. Aug. ia-W. T. Black
have shut his opponents out. The Ar- erbv Is under arrest at Klaalmm. vi-
mours now claim the Saturday champion
ship, having defeated Qulgley's Phar-
macles last Saturday, 10-S. Armours
Play at Plattsmouth today.
ARMOURS. omaha DAiucAs.
Au.ii.u.A.18. .AU-ii.n a.w.
v-auiiii, 11.. a v aivcur. rr... e 1 s 0
Tuttla. lb.. 3 3 13 SWixxIi, lb.. 4 3 4 1 0
C Kran, n 3 2 0 3 0 Hoffman. It 4 0 0 0
A. Orataa. cf( 4 1 0 olllcalna. ss 4 0 1 0 1
Oram. u. I I 1 1 6Kiir, lb... 31300
ltraa. lb, oz 1 11 0 euuub't, Sb.p3 0 13 1
Hlatt. P.... 3 3 0 1 10r4.ii. a. it, 1 a 1 t 1
Dcn'fn. c,lb4 1)11 OTula. cf.... 3 03
Laaihala, rt 3 1 0 0 orraaktort, el ( 14 1 0
ToUta ...41 37 I T ToJaU ... 3 34 7 7
Armours 0 2 7 7 4 4 0 0 a M
Omaha Baracas, 0100000001'
Earned runs: Armours, 8. Three-base '
hits: Hlatt (3). Donovan, nvan. a.
Graves, C. Ryan. Collins. Two base hits: 1
uoiiina, m. wan, a. urnves. ntrucu out:
by Hlatt, 12; by Ogden, L Base on balls:
Off Ogden 1 Hits: Off Ocden. 13 in
tour inning. Time: 2:30. Umpire: Rt
5 an.
Iwlmmlns Itcords Broken.
HALIFAX. up. 10. Two Canadian
swlramera' records were smashed at the
annual Canadian swimming champion
ships held here today.
In the 220 yards breast stroke 8. H.
Ooodav of th 'J out real swimming ttuo
won in 3:25. The former record was ,3:42.
The 100 yards speed race was von liy
Frank McGlll, Montreal, in 1:02. The
former record was liCHU.
for The Bee by
DIBBLE IS REGATTA YICTOR
Wins National Championship in Sin
gles' by Boat's Length.
TAKES OTHER EVENTS AS WELL
Hard Afiernoon'a AVorU nnd am ,1U
Craft Shoots by Finish Fine
Ite Falls Over, bnt ne
covers (Intckly.
BOSTON, Aug 10.-R. Dibble of tho Don
Rowing club of Toronto won tho chief
honors on the concluding day of thv
forty-first annual regatta of the National
Association of Amateur Oarsmen on tho
Charles river.
Dlbblo won the national champlorshlp
In singles, defealntg tho title holder,' E.
B. Butler, also of Toronto, but wearing
the colors of the Argonaut club, by a
boat's length. Previous to this Dlbbl?
won the final heal of the association sin
gles and with his partner, Charles F
Lceper, the renlor doubles title.
FnlU Over In Shell.
It was a hard afternoon's work and as
his boat shot by the finish flag, giving
him a clear title to the national cham
pionship, he fell over In his shell. Re-
covering quickly, however, ho extended
his hand to receive the congratulation
of his opponent.
The only two starters from the United
States for tho national singled tltlo, F.
H. Sheppeard of New York and Dr, H
Gordon of Philadelphia, finished closa to
gether, but many lengths behind.
IVerr nesrntta Record.
Four young oarsmen from, the Duluth
Boat club established a new regatta
record by participating in the winning of
four championship titles. The four won
the intermediate and senior four-oared
events. They rowed In the intermediate
winning eight yesterday and were mem
bers of the same eight that capture trm
luenlor ,lrhr-oiriul. xvant tndav. Coach
7 ' -; :. .7' .
Jamca E. Teneyck entered both his In
termedlate and senior eights for this title.
Both finished lengths ahead of the New
York Athletic club, which was third, with
Detroit fourth and the Boston school .ooys
In the rear.
Tha-closlng event, the octuple cent feeds
race, gave the Boston oarsmen ono of
their few wins In the .regatta, Boston
finished two lengths ahead of Philadel
phia, with New York half a. length be
hind tn their place. Halifax brought jp
the rear.'
Officials Selected
For Missouri Valley
loot Ball Games
AMES, la., Aug. 10.-(8peclal.)-Prof.
S. L- Beyer of Ames, chairman of tho
Missouri Valley conference committee on
foot ball officials, today announced tho
officials for some of tho big games In
the valley next fall. Jlolderness of Le
high, and Haines of Yale, will be .in
charge of the Minnesota-Ames' clash,
while Hyland of Iowa and Grovtr of
Washington will officiate for the No-
braska-Ames game. The list follows
September . Minnesota-Ames. Holder.
ness, Lenign, referee: Haines, Tate, urn
plre; Harding, Minnesota, head lines
man.
October 10. Washington-Ames, Slier,
Illinois, referee: Turner. Dartmouth, um
pire; Thomas, rurcue. head linesman.
October 25. MIssourl-Ames. Hyland
Iowa: referee; Gordon, Missouri Valley
college, umpire; Frank, Nebraska, head
linesman.
November 1 Ames-Nebraska. Hyland,
lowa, referee; urover. Washington, urn
plre; Reilly, Georgetown, head lines
man.
November IS Iowa-Ames. Reld. Mlchl
gan, referee; Seymour, Springfield Train
ing scnooi, umpire; iiurcn, Nebraska,
head linesman.
November 22 Drake-Ames, Reld, Michi
gan, referee: King, Army, umpire; Van
Liew, unnneu, neaa linesman.
Lear; AVIna Golf Can
MINNEAPOLIS. Minn.. Autr. laTrnrrv
G. Legg of the Mtnlkahda club, Minne
apolis yestercav won nis seventh cud. m-
I blematle of lha ehamotrtnahln 'nf .v.
?" .S,f,llf:r;Hon.nen-,,,,, de:
me tnirteentn annual tournament which
- 1 ciosea tomant. xne iinai score was
mnB P ana eight to play.
. ...
- ' charged with the murder of his wife and
L""in": vearV RO iri .11 1?'
until Californlan official, apnrt for him
j Ut denies he la the man wanted tn Call-
' fornla. The officer who arrested him
aava no aamiiLea Kiuinr iwa man th.n,
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ANOTHER QT
HOWGyGft., fAUTT
IS SHOTTING TKt
UII4M C RAMIrBnt ft
ToOtVf. P VI
But fit P(iC. OF
SENATORS TROUNCE THE NAPS
Groom is Hit Freely, hut Tightens in
the Pinches.
GAME IS FULL OF FEATURES
Greijrir in Pounded Hard nnd llreri
ton, Who Taken Ills Place In
Also Farced to Take a
ronndlng.
CLEVELAND, O., Aug. 10,-Clevelapd
hit Groom freely today, but he tightened
up with men on bases and Washington
won, 6 to 1. Gregg was hit hard and
Brenton, who succeeded him could not
check the Washington batters. Stops
by Chapman and Foster and Henry's
catch' of a foul. off tho grand stand rail
ing wero features of the game. Score:
WASHINGTON. CLEVELAND.
AU.1I.O.A.C AD.ll.O.A.K.
MoelUr. It. 3 0 1 1 Ojehnaton, lb 4 1 8. 0 0
Fortar. 3b.. 6 3 3
t IrhlDRUQ. .si 5 3 .1 1 0
Milan, of.. 4 0 3
Qandll, lb., til
Marian, 2b. 4 3 4
Laportt, rf. 3 1 1
McDrtO. a 4 1 3
Henry, c... 4 3 4
0 nacknon, rf.. 2 1 4 0 0
1 OLajok, 3b.. 4
1 Tumr, 3b.. 3
0 Ocraner. If.. 4
3 Onir-gham, cf 3
3 lCbrHch. e. 4
13 10
10 3 0
12 0 0
110 0
OHIO
aroom, p.. 3 1 o
Oflrtll. p... 3 .1 0"1 0
4"Voun .... 1
O V U V
Totala 31 11 27 15 Ipranton, p., 0 0.0 0 0
'Lellrelt .. 1 I 0 0 0
Uatea
0 0 0 0
Totala 31 3 27 7 0
Batted for Gregg In the seventh'.
Batted for Brenton In the ninth.
Ran for Lellvelt In the ninth'.
Washington 0 0 10 3 0 0'2 0-8
Cleveland 01000000 01
Two-base hltu: Foster. McBrlde.
Groom, Chapman. . Sacrifice hits:
Moeller, Turner. Sacrifice fly: Groom.
Stolen bases: Foster. Jackson. Double
plays: Moeller to Henry, Turner to La-
joie to jonnson. .Bases on nans: ore
Groom. E: off areas. 8. Struck out: By
Groom, 1; by Gregg, 6; by ' Brenton. 2.
111 on Dases: wasningion, 3; Cleve
land, 10, Htta: Off Gregg, 7 In seven
Innings ;off Brenton, t In two Innings.
Wild pitch. Gregg. Passed ball; Corlscb.
Time: 2-J&. Umpires: Evans and HUde-
prand. . . . .
Carter lake Club " ".
Sta,rts Campaign
For New Members
The Carter Lake club naa started a
campaign for new members and every
present member Is strenuously endeav
oring to persuade his friends to Join" In
order that a grand" total of 200 new
members may be filed on the register
of the club.
Tho club is making the efforts to se
cure new members In order that a fund
may be provided which wilt pay for sev
eral necessary improvements. The large
membership has necessitated more bath
ing facilities and mora locker equipment
and as the club's policy Is to remain free
from any debts, the membership cam
paign was suggested as a means of pro
curing funds.
In addition to the new improvements
wt)lch' will be made during -the wintea
season, the sewerage system 'will be com
pletely installed this week,- - which will
make It practical for all who own' lota
to build immediately.
For the remainder of the summer an
Initiation fee of 330 will be, charged,
which, coupled with half a season's due's
of 29 will make the total expenses ot
Joining 339. Two hundred members will
net 38,000, which the board of directors
belloves to be an adequate sum to pay
for any and all Improvements. Next
year the directors have decided .to ad
vance the Initiation fee to $50, so that a
saving of $11 and all this year's priv
ileges will be received by all who Join
this year.
A dinner will be given at the club
August 20' for all who secute new mem
bers. Any new member who secures an
additional member Is also entitled to be
present.
St. Edvrnrd nud Tllden Tie.
ST EDWARD. Neb., Aug lO.-fSpedal.)
One ot the tightest games eye. waj.ed
on the St. Edward grounds was pulled oft
today between Tllden and St. Edward for
thirteen Innings. It was a battle between
Pitchers. Both Bono and Klngdon Tltched
remarkable ball, each holding hit op
ponents to three hits. Bono secured
twenty strikeouts and Klngdon nineteen.
This was the first game of a aeries of
five during the Chautauqua. Score: .
R.H.E.
St, Edward... .0 0 0 00 0 0 000 0 0 0-0 3 1
Tllden 0O00000000000-O 3 1
Batteries. SL Edward, Bono and Mor
ris; Tllden, Klngdon and Cole, Umpires:
Bates and Hasselbalch.
Persistent Adverrslng Is the Road to
Big Returns.
rt u i n. e Old,
Omaha:
Hugo F. Bilz, 1324 Douglas St,
Phone Doug. 3040,