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ANTELOPES STILL ON WIN
Lincoln Proves Invincible
i Smith in the Box.
with
APPLEOATE UNABLE TO LAND
Ineffective and Wild, and, When
Matted from Box, O'Brien Unable
to
Do Any Better, 80
(Roarkes Lose.
LINCOLN, Aug. 15.-(8peclal Telo
gram.) Applegato was as wild as a
March -hare and O'Brien, who succeedod
him1, . was little ebtter, Ltncitn romplni;
off Vlth the second game, 7 to 2. Lin
coln got Its first three three runs In the
third Inning, a single, three walks and
two hits batsmen.
Tho fourth Inning saw Applegate's re
tirement when three hits and a walk,
including a triple by Lloyd and a double
by Cole netted three more scores. O'Brien
took up the burden and while Lincoln got
but one .run In tho remainder of the
game, there were men on bases In every
Inning.
.Stiilth had Omaha helpless in nearly
every Inning and eased up after Lincoln
had!scured a 'six-run lead. Coyle started
auspiciously In tho first by tripling with
one dow,n but perished at third.
Omaha's, first run came In tho fifth on
Johnson's single, which went for two
bags when Donovan let the ball go
through' him, and Applegate's clean sin
gle to center. Omaha got another In the
seventh on Johnson's double to the right
field fence, and Justice's, scratch Infield
hit. .
Coyle singled to center In the eighth
with' one down, but tho next two were
easy outs.
tIm.4 m .1 A nlM.. I H ,t,A 1
forifLIHcoln, but were' caught on tho
bases, -tfrrthe third Dowllrig opened with'
a'Blnglo, Baker was hit by a pitched ball,
Smith advanced them with a sacrifice,
Lloyd walked. Collins walked. McCormlck
wuitcu,, uaroour was nit oy a pucnea aaii
and threo runs were scored.
In tho fourth, with one out, Baker
singled. Smith walked
t.Ia.. .iki
down the third base line, scoring two, 1
Cole doubled, scoring Lloyd. Lincoln
scored another In the fifth on successive
singles by Barbour, Donovan and Baker,
LINCOLN
AB. R.
Lloyd, 2b ...3 2
Collins, 8b 4 0
Cole, cf 6 0
McCormlck, lf...i... 4 0
Bnrbour. lb 3 1
Donovan, rf 5 0
Dowllng, oav. 4 1
Baker. '0'. 3 2
Smith, p.... 2 1
Totals 33 7
OMAHA.
AB. II.
E.
0
0
0
0
0
4
0
0
E.
0
Payne, 2b,.. 4.
Coyle. If 4
Thomason, cf 4
Copera.ton, rf. ...... 3
Kane. lb.. 4
Johnson, c 3
Babb, 3b ,2
Bchlpke, 3b...
Justice, ss 3
Shestak" 1
Applegate, p 2
O'Brien, p 1
Totals 33 2 f 24 9 l
ShestAk batted for Justice In ninth.
Lincoln 0 0 3 3 1 0 0 0 -7
Om.ha 0 0001010 0-3
Earned runs: Lincoln, 7; Omaha, 1,
Three-base hits: Lloyd, Coyle. Two-base
hits: Coyle. Johnson. Double play: Dowl
lng to Barbour. Left on bases: Llnco.n,
13; Omfcha, 6, Sacrifice hit: Smith.
Struck out: By Smith, 8; by Applegate, 3;
by O'Brien, 2. Baseu on balls: Off Smith,
2; off Applegate, 4; off O'Brien. 1. Hit
by pitched ball: By Applegate, 2; by
O'Brien, I Wild pitches. Smith, Apnle-
Sate. Passed ball: Baker. Time: 1:63.
mplre: Begrlit.
GRIZZLIES CROWD JOSIES OUT
Denver Wins Second Game of Series
In Pinch.
.DENVER, Colo., Aug. 16. Denver won
the second game of the series from St.
Joseph today, 7 to 6. Harris relieved
King In the seventh with one out and the.
bases full, forcing the next two men out.
Score:
DliNVEK.
AB. R.
II. O. A.
2 2 2
10 0
2 10
110
1 10 0
1 2 0
13 4
2 8 0
0.0.2
IT 27 1
H. O. A.
0 3 1
2 1 0
0 2 1
0 3 0
0 3 1
2 0 1
1 2 .0
0 13
12 0
0 0 0
112
0 0-0
II. O. A. E.
1 0 0
2 10 0
16 0 0
12 2 2
1110
0 10 0
2 6 4 1
0 4 10
0 0 0 0
0 7 10
10 2 0
10 27 Tl 3
H. O. A- E.
12 10
0 3 0 1
3 8 0 0
0 13 0
0 7 2 1
0 2 10
2 3 10
0 3 10
0 0 1 0
0 10 0
0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0
1 M 10 2
Qtlmore, If 3
Caasldy, rf i
Channel), cf 4
Butcher, 2b 4
Ciulllln. 3b 3
Spahr, o 1
Cotfee, ss , 4
'Other, lb 4
King, p , 2
Block, c. 2
viarris, p
Totals
S2 7
ST. JOSEPH
AB,
Dawson, Vf 4 1
Kelly. If..... , 3 1
.willing, cf .....6 0
Vesterzll, 3b.. 5 1
3ygll. lb 3 1
Watson, lb 3 1
Griffith, c 4 0
Vfelnke, 3 0
Crutcher,, p.... 1 0
Jenkins, p , 2 0
'Utencr 1 0
Buscher, p 0 -0
Totals 3 6
Batted for Jenkins in eighth.
St. Joseph 0 1 2 1 0 0 1 0 0-3
Denver 2 2 0 0 0 0 2 1 -7
Stolen baset: twilling, Gllmore, West
erslt. Two-bate hit: Coffee. Home run:
Dawson. Sacrifice hit; Block. Sacrlflco
riy; Griffith. Struck out: By King, l:
by Harris, 2; by Crutcher, 2. Bases on
baits: Off lKng. 6; off Harris, 1; off
Crutcher, 4. Hit by pitched ball: Qulllln.
Left on bases: Dener, 3;, St. Joseph, 8.
in, nff Kinir. & In six and one-third
Jnnlgs; off Harris, 0 In two and two
A BOOKMR .(NFACT
WITH YKe LAW. V
CorsT e,Tl lt-- At?Ul)UAftl
amo i can see THAT
arc Hortesv-. .
thirds Innings: off Crutcher, 6 In two In-
nines; oir Jenkins, in nvo innings; orr
Buscher, 1 In one Inning. Time: 2:15.
Umplro: Anderson.
JOBBERS PILE VP TUN RUNS
Win Game from Sioux City In First
nnd Fifth Inning.
WICHITA. All. 16.-Flve of Wichita's
hits came In two Innings and, with a
walk, an error and two sacrifice files,
neiica nvo runs. JJurtinm pitched a
steady game, perfect support cutting oft
an cnanccs to scoro after trie first In
ning. Score:
WICHITA.
AD. R,
4 1
H.
2
1
1
2
0
1
0
0
0
O.
0
3
S
2
0
10
3
3
1
A.
2
0
1
2
0
1
4
0
Happ, ss ....
Nicholson, If .
Middle ton. cf
q 1
0 1
0j
0
o
Hughes, 2b ..
mils, rf
Koerner, lb ..
W. Smith, 3b
Castle, o
Durham, p ...
Totals 28 5 7 27 13
SIOUX CITY.
AD. It. II
A.
2
Cooney, 2b .,
Clarke, If ...
Smith, ss
.. 4
.. 4
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
3
1
0
0
0
1
3
0
3
Callahan, 3b 3
Davidson, cf 4
Burns, lb
4
4
4
3
Miller, rf ....
Vann, o ....
rwheatley, p
White
Totals ...
. 1
.31
9 24
Batted for Wheattey in ninth.
Sioux City 2 0 0 0 0 0 0
Wichita 3 0 0 0 2 0 0
0 0-2
0
05
Left on bases: Stoux City. 8; Wichita,
6. Sacrlflco hits: Bills (2), Durham,
Cooney. Two-base hits: Clarke, Cooney,
Ilapp, Koerner. Stolen bases: Smith,
Mlddleton (2), Huhos (2). Nicholson.
Sturck out: By Durham. 2; by Wheat
ley. 6. Bases on balls: Oft Durham. 2:
off Wheatley, S. Hit by pitched ball:
tiugnes. Time: i:w. umpire:
Abbott. I
kAws win IN SPITB OF ERItORS
bilt jjm, Titkl. onmC.
topEKA, Kan., Aug. l5.-Urown was
strong in the pinches and Topeka's oiror-t.
which contributed .largely to Dea ljlnB'
Sffr'fti? '0J& gamo- Topeka '
TOPEKA.
AB. XL
H.
0
1
n
I
0
2
1
1
1
O. A. E.
Oil
2 11 1
0 0 0
2 1 1
2 0 0
0 0 0
8 10
4 3 2
0 L 0
27 1 1
O. A. E.
10 0
01
10 0
10 0
4 3 1
3 11
2 10
10 0 0
0 6 0
24 II 3
Cochran, 3b 3
Lee. cf.
McLarry, 2b'.'.'.!!'.!!
Dear, If.'.
Rapps, lb
j French, ss
Brown, p 4
Totals
34 6 &
DEs' MOINES.
AB. R. H.
Halm, rf
fox. If
Hunter, cf......
Leonard, 3b
Jones, 2b........
3
C
:::::::::
Rellly. ss
Sleight, o
Sheldon, lb
Rogge, p
Totals 38 4
Toneka 0 2 2 0 0 0 1 1 -
O.Des Moines 1 0,0 o o 1 a u -
1 Homo ruri: Sweet. Three-basp hltB-
Lee, McLarry, Jonoa. oacruico mn won
Double play: McLarry, unassisted. Stolen
bases: Rapp. French, Jones, Fox. Bases
on balls: Off Brown. 2: . ott Rogye. I
Tir Tlrnnrn. I! nV IwjURO. I,
P.,;rt hall: Sweet. lift by pitched ta'l:
By Rogge, 1. Time: 1:60.
O'TooIo.
Umpire:
Ball Tourney for
Teachers' Institute
I'nEKTON. Neb.. Aug. 15. (Special
Telcgram.)-In a series of double-headr
ball games yesterday between Trenton.
Strattdn and Palisade, the first of the
mHm was played hero today, betwoen
Stratton and Palisade, resulting in lavor
of Stratton, 11 to 10.
The second game between Trenton and
ntrfttton resulted 11 to 3 in favor of Tren
ton. Games were managed here, for the
i,.m f the Teachers' Institute In
session here this week.
UNION GIANTS TO BATTLE
WITH ST0RZAT ROURKE PARK
rr.1.. o,n- THumnhB and Chlcaeo Union
.... ,, Haturdav and Sunday at
Giants will meet Baturtlay ano ju mr a i
Rourko park for the second time this
season. Both teams are confident of
carrying off the long end of the score,
and, being evenly niatched, a great serlos
will be forthcoming.
John Alexander, the lengxny siaoman
for the Giants, and Paul Kelly will most
likely be tho choice of the two managers
to do tho hurling in Saturday's game.
Sunday tho Windy City Smokes will trot
out "Billy" Norman, who let the
Triumphs down with threo hits on h's
last appearance, and Manager Bradford
will most likely use Dal Alderman In an
effort to baffle tho visiting sluggers.
Both games will be started at 3 o'clock.
The lineup:
RTORZ TRIUMPHS. UNION GIANTS.
Turner
E rummy..
. . . . .
..rirri .........
Second
Third
Short
Left
.... .Center ,
....Francis
urnnain.....
Durkeo
Daugherty..
Lawier. ......
Falconer....
Welch ,
Crelghton...
Hacnten
OUen
....Bnughman
.........Peters
.Jenkins
,, .Ramsey
Walker
..Coleman
.......Norman
.....Alexander
ltignt
Catoli
Calch
Pitch
Keuey
, Pitch
Alderman.
...Pitch
Hack from Cup Slrnt.
xTt-ur vrmic. Autr. IS. Maurice E. Mc
Ioughlln. R. Norrls Williams and Harold
H Hackett. Vicionous Ainerreaii iciiuio
players, who lifted the Davis cup. came
Uck home today oil the liner ''France.
All will play In the National All-Comers'
tournament at Newport, beginning next
- j Monday
THE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, AUGUST 16, 1913.
TH6
Take acmongn till Aprep.
THE RACG l R.ON. BOT Vaa
WCUNG TO TR.OST YOU AMt
tt VOL LDS& YOO CAN t)RoP
ALiO A
li..mr -
YoO -'
AR.OUNO AND
irYOUWW
YOVR fAONev
YORK STILL SORE AT "UMP"
Frohibs Lose and Arbiter of Gome is
Put on Grill.
ISLANDERS GET ANOTHER ONE
Win from Fremont br Score of SeTen
to Two Lad from Kearney
Prove Too Much for
Columbus,
YORK, Neb., Aug. 15.-SpecIal Telo-
gram.) York lost to Beatrice today after
having the gamo apparently sewed up.
In tho eighth, after two men wtio down,
Longanecker got In his rough work again
and by calling men safe when they wero
easy outs turned, tho tide and Beatrice
scored four runs. Smtthson started tho
game, but Langanecker was against him
again and ho retired In favor of Everdon,
but tho change did not affect rte um
pire's radical work. Thomas was touched
up for eleven hits and couldn't tighten In
tho pinches. Tho featuro was a one-hand
catch by Rico of a Uno drive by Coe,
Scoro:
UPATIUCE.
. Ail, .T.A.E.
YORK.
AD.H.O.A.E.
Ttppan. U..2 0
OlUe. 8b I 0 R S 0
Dronaon, Sb.
0Mu1tt, rf..
lMmql,t,
1
3 1
3 3
1 10
1 3
1 0
0 :
0 0
1 0
Unr. If 6
Nefr, 2b I
Htoklln, cf.. S
Mick. rf....
OClarkt, It... 4
Ol'rke, lb....l
OMattlck, Sb. 4
Oll,e, cf.... 4
1 Drown, c... 3
OSmlthion, p. 1
Drawer, lb,, 1
JOt G
Thorn,, p... 1
nreraoD, p., a
Totau m n n 11 s
Beatrico 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 4 0-7
York 0 00302200-6
Two-baso hits: Price, MalmqutsL
RtnlAti ImflH? imun 19 lllrklln llnll
bio play: Price to Mattlcks. Bases on
I oaiis: mr nnmnoon, 4; on uveruon, 3.
lirii on oascSp iieauico, 0; xora, 0. tuisi
Off Bmlthson, 3 In four Innings! off Ever
Con,' 6 In tlvo Innings. Struck out; By
Bvordon. 2: by Thomas. 3. Wild pitch:
Thomas. Time: 1:30. umpire: Longa
necker. Third City Wins Handily.
GRAND I8LAND, Aug. 15. (Special
Telegram.) Oi and Island nad no trouble
In winning today's contest from Fremont
Bchoonovcr's crew took possession of the
game In tho first Inning and held It
throughout. Conway was Knocked out of
the box In tho second Inning and Routt,
who replaced him, fared little better at
the hands of the Third City batters. Mo
Cullough was back In his old form and
kept tho Pathfinders' hits well scattered.
In tour trips to the1 plate he rnpped out
three safe ones. Ernie Rushenborg got
a two-bag,cr and a th.ee-oagtier In four
times at the plate. Scoro:
FR1SMONT. OltAKO ISLAND.
AD.H.O.A.E. AB.1I.O.A.B.
W4iicf. .. 3 1 I a 0 smith, if.... t 1000
Turcln. It... 4 lit ODownn. rf,. 4 2 0 0 0
llenrr. lb... 3 1 7 0 0 lurry, 2b.... 4 0 4 3 0
wetzei, ex.. 4 2 s 0 occnonovr, ci x z i.u
Ktli. lb 4 0 13 1 Farley, lb... 4 1 1 0
Ncff, c t I J J ' Ward. 3b.... 11110
Welch. 3b... 3 0 14 OR'ihnbri. t 4 2 4 1 0
Oetchll, rf. 3 10 0 OSmlier. e... 1 1 S 1 0
Conway, p.. 0 0 0 0 OMcCullob, p 4 3 0 S 0
lloutl, p.,.. ooxo
iDvaia ss is at 11 g
Total, 30 7 34 14 1
Fremont 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 02
Grand Island 1 2 0 1 0 1 2 0 7
Earned runs: Fiemont. 2: Grand lsla d.
2. Two-baso hits: Rushonberg, Turpln.
Three-base hit: Rushenborg. Home run:
GetchelL Bases on balm: Ufl Conwav.
2; off 'Routt, 2; off McCullough, 4. Struck
out: uy uonway, 1; uy noun. 1; uy u-
cu ouicn. 7. L.eit on Dases: rremont. t:
Grand Island. 7. Wild Ditch: McCuUouuh.
I'assea oau: nmizer. 1111 dv piicnui
ball: Welch. Barry. Hits: Off Conway,
4 In one Inning; off Koutt, 0 in seven in
nings. Time: i:oo. umpire: aiycrs.
Knna Trim Pa sees.
KEARNEY. Neb.. Aug. 16.-(SpccIal
Telegram.) Kearney won from Columbus
arratn today. 5 to 2. It was a nice pitchers'
hAttiA until tne piEnm. wnen oionc
weakened, walking Gray nnd allowing
Woodruff and Erlckson doubles and
Wright and Singleton singles, netting
threo runs. Tho star all-around playing
of singleton featured. McKnlght goes to
Monte vista, Colo., by his own request.
Score:
COLTJMBl'Sr. KEARNEY.
All.U.U.A.H. All. It. U, A. C
IlonJsau, lb 4 1
leoclea. lb. 4 1
0 lBloaleton. If t 1 3 1 0
2 Odynek, 9b,,. 4 2 12 0
1 9 OAeock, tb... 4 0 13 0
7 1 oriympts, lb 4 1 10 0 0
1 0 OScheurerj, cf 4 0 4 0 0
J 0 OOmy. rf 1 1 0 0 0
1 1 JWowlruff, si 4 3 4 1 0
7 1 OErlcksoo, c .,4 1 4 1 t
0 1 OWrltbt, p... 4 .1 0 1 0
Hmllh. cf... 4 1
Deal, lb I 1
Hamsey, rf.. 4 0'
Cran. It 1 1
Adaina, sa... 1 0
KranlDfer, oil
Btone. p.... 1 0
Totals tl 7 14 11 1 Total SS 11 17 13 0
Columbus 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 02
Kearney 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 3 5
Two-base hits: Peoples, Smith, Kran-
Inger, Gray, Woodruff (2), Erlckson.
Stolen bases: Peoples (2), Plympton.
Double plays; Woodruff to Acock to
p, t Singleton to Woodruff. Bases
ba)lB! Qff gtone 1; off Wrghtt.,
t( on basts: Columbus, 3; Kearney, 9.
Struck out: By Btone. 4; by Wright. 3.
Passed ball: Erlckson. Time: 2:00. Um
pire: Freese.
Superior Loses to nedsj.
SUPERIOR. Neb.. Aug. IS. (Special
Telegram.) Hastings and Superior
played at Edgar today and the result was
0 to 4 In favor of Hastings. Superior
triud two pitchers In the hope of saving
the battle, but it was no use. Score:
llASTlsos. surauoit.
All. 110. A E. AD.H.O.A.E.
Bechtold, rt. I 2 I 0 OMelnert, cf.. 4 0 110
Wlsser. lb.. 4 3 3 1 oMi.i.'.s, as. 4 112 1
Monroe, cf,, 4 12 0 OThelulnr, If 4 J 0 0
Tacke, lb... 4 111 1 ILandretn, 114 1 1 3 0
Drown, as... 4 1 6 1 Dokewlth. lbl 1 6 0 0
Firestone, lb 1 1 1 QUbet lb I 0 3 1 1
McCabe. If.. 4 10 0 ODeheld, tb. l 112 1
IMch'rdin. ill I 1 ortoes. e 4 I 10 1
Tucker. P... S 10 4 lClrrnm'na, pt Hit
Miller. p....l 0 0 0 0
Totals 31 11 H It (Hatch 1 0 0 0 0
Totals. .13 17 1
Batted for Miller In ninth.
Hastings ., ..,0 0 0 0 1 0 2 1 2-6
Superior 0 10200010-4
Home runs McCabo. Three-base hit
Bockewltz. Two-base hit: Tuckey. Stolen
bases; Bechtold, Brown, Flrestlne,
Manila. Bacrl fit e hits. Tuckey, Bockc-
I wits. Obst. Struck out: By Tuckey. 2;
I bv Clemmons. 6:. by Miller. 2. Bases on
1 balls: Off Tuckey, 1; off demons, 6: off
' Miller, 2. Double plays
Tuckey to Wis-
ser to Tuckey; Beheld to Bockewiu. Um
pire, Pontius
Persistent Advertzlng It the Road
Big Returns.
UP Trtc
VLL WAGft
"fOUR.
Pry fAE "TWORXOW.
ihooo
COfAt oBT
ONVvCC0
TO WIN
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Play-d. Won. Lost.
Pet.
.817
,tG.
.6C9
.B17
.r.s
.465
,Ui
.8W
Denver no
75
41
60
ues Aioines....,...ue
St. Joseph., 116
Lincoln 116
Omaha US
Topeka 114
Bloux City 114
Wichita 118
67
W
62
l
64
72
CO
u
CO
46
AM lilt.
NAT. LEAGUE.
W.L.Pct,
LKAOUE.
W.L.Pct.
Now York.. 76 22 .701
Phtla 64 17 .6i4
Chicago ....Si -1 .6.12
Phil 73 S5 . 76
Cleveland ...67 41 Mi
Washington 60 18 .5 6
Chicago b9 (4 .621
PH.sburKh .66
Brooklvn ...46 37 .4,
noHton 62 M 491
Boston 41 61 .419
Cincinnati .43 i'0 .379
Detroit 47 fit 4M
St. Louis. ...41 71 .33
New York. ..46 6 .346
St. Ixiuis....41 Ci .v6l
AMERICAN ASSN.
W.Pct.
STATE LBAUOE.
W.UPct.
Kearney ...62 36 .698
Hastings ...61 S3 .667
York 47 41 .631
Milwaukee .72 48 .600!
Louisville ..wi w .W"
Mlnneao's .67 63 .668
Columbus ..66 66 .646
Buporlor ...47 43 .622
8t. Paul.... 66 69 .487
P'um.b.u" Hi JHS
Kan. City..t3 68 .48
Toiedo ....64 71 .432
Beatrice .'."37 62 '.
Qd. Island.,36 63 .401
Indlanap's 44 74 .3741
Yesterday' ResnlU.
WEarERN LEAGUE,
St. Joseph, 6: Denver, 7.
Omaha. 2; Lincoln. 7.
Sioux City, 2; Wichita, 6.
Des Moines, 4; Topeka, 6.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Cincinnati. 2; Philadelphia. 3.,
St. Louis, l; Now York, 6.
Chicago, h; uoaion. o.
Ilttsburgh. 3; rBooklyn, 3; called at
end of fouiteenth inning! darkness.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Washington, 6; eDtrolt. 7.
Philadelphia. 12: Cleveland, 6.
Now York, 2: hClcago, 3.
Boston, 2; St, Louis. 1.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Kansas City, 2; Columbus. 3.
Minneapolis. 3; Toledo. 2.
St. Paul. 2: Louisville. 3.
Milwaukee. 1: Indianapolis. 0.
NEBRASKA STATE LEAGUE.
Hastings, : Superior, 4.
Fremont, 2; Grand Island, 7.
cBatiice, 7; York. C.
olumbus. 2; Kearney, C.
Games Today.
Western League St. Louis at Denver,
Omaha at Lincoln, Sioux . -uy ai
National League-Chicago at PhlladM
l.lila. Pittsburgh at New York, St. Ixiuls
at. Brooklyn. ,tl r,..
American icague numnniun uv wc
trolt. Philadelphia at Cleveland, New
York at Chicago, Boston at St, touts.
American Association jvuiwn v
Columbus, Minneapolis at Toledo, St.
Paul at Louisville. Milwaukee at In
dianapolis. . . . ... .
NabraaKd ntate ueaKuo-iv
Buporlor, Fremont nt Grand Island,
Beatrice at York, Columbus at Kearnoy.
Start on the Mount
Baker Marathon
BELLINGHAM. Wash., Aug. 16,-Throe
fast automobiles, carrying nine runners,
sped away from this city at B o'clock this
morning on tho first lap of the third an
nual Mount Baker Marathon. On reach-
Jnc the base of the mountain the runners
humped from the cars and began their
long, hard climb to the summit.
Although tho mountain waa swept by
a heavy snowstorm yesterday, It was
expected that good time would be made.
The tlmo of last year's raco waa 9 hours,
61 minutes.
Just Kasy for tc '.. n.
MADISON, Neb., Aug. 16.-(8peclal.)-
UllUiaVII Mill --"" . - - - -
incul diamond. io to 1. batting Hoffman,
.
I Standing of Teams . I
l!
Battle Creek's star pitcher, all over the I Phillies Make Sweep,
lot. Ho allowed tha locals twelve lilts PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 15, Phlladel
In six and one-third Inning, and after ' pha ad a clean sweep of tho series of
four hits and three runs were scored In th ea wtll Cincinnati by winning
mo dsvuiiui no -ft
iTriinv lila
lining 1118
lUVSIB, u,.iic hvw
onpononta to six hits. Ley s fielding
tf,i7
11,11, t,.
featured. 8core
BattleCreek.l 000000041 64
Madison ....3 1 0 0 1 0 6 0 -10 13 3
Thrne base hits: Ley. Pickering. Two
base lilts: F. I'lckering, Koepenlck, Rous.
Base on balls: off Pickering, L Struok
out: by Pickering, five; by Hoffman, six.
DIOICII USDCSi UMIIUl. UUUUIQ I'm,)
n.,ir. in iinnrri. itnttrries: Madlann.
Stolen bases: uooncr. uouoie piay
a tn Howard, lfatterles: MS
R. Pickering and F. Tlckering; Battle
r.rmU. Hoffman. Howard. Badura and
Bcott. Umpires: Tlllotson of Battle Creo
and Persons of Norfolk.
American Association Results.
At ColumbUs- R.H.E.
Kan os City 3 S 2
Cclumbus 3 6 3
Batteries: Kansas crty. Richie anu
O'Connor; olumbus. Cole and Smith,
A, Tnlnrio R.
R.II.E.
Minneapolis 3 8 1
Toledo 2 5 0
rtiittrla! Mlnneaool s, Patterson ana
Owens; Toledo, James and Land.
At LOU1SV1HI 't'-V'-A
Bt. Paul J It 0
toulsvllle 3 9 0
Butteries: Bt. Paul, Kargrr and. Mil
ler; Louitville, R. lemons and V.
demons.
At Iml'anapolls- IVI,,E;
Milwaukee 1 J 1
Indianapolis 0 5 3
Batteries: Milwaukee, Young and
Hughes: Indianapolis, Wllll, Harring
ton and Livingstone.
Iiuxon Shut Out at Gtltnrr.
GILTNER, Neb., Aug. l5.-(Bpeclal,)-
niltner won from the Luxus team of
Omaha. The feature of the game was the
plchlng of Daniels, who held the Luxus
to four hits and struck out twelve bats-
mon. Tne batting oi i-uuy oromers won
the game. Score;
Glltner 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 -2
Luxus 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00
Batteries: Glltner, Daniels and T. Luby;
Luxus, Hachlen and GUIIsple.
T1.,-,.(i i,i. Yur 1011 lirennan. o in cikiii biiu uiio-iuiiu in-
? ? . ,a nlngs; off Alexander. 3 In two and two
HAYE8 CENTER. Neb.. Aug. S.-fBpe- thirds Innings. Sacrifice hits: Groh.
dal.) The Hayes Center girls' basket ball Magee. Stolen la: Bcscher, Bates.
tn.m decisively defeated Trenton. 18 to 6. Double play Kllllfer to Lobert. Left on
The Hayes Center girls have not been do- . bases: Cincinnati. 12; Philadelphia, 9.
feated in basket ball this year. Bases on balls: Off Johnson, 2; off Bren-
to
SAVED !
TOMORROW
DARKNESS ENDS TIE GAME
Dodgers and Pirates Tliree and Three
After Fourteen Innings.
FIGHT OF WITS IN LAST FIVE
atnnairers Order Their Pitchers to
Walk Dansferons Batters Sev
eral Tlmra In he
Pinches.
BROOKLYN, Aug. -Pittsburgh's
farowoll appearance for tho season here
today produced a fourtccn-lnnlng tic
game with Brooklyn, drakness sending
hostilities with the score 8 to 3.
It was a battle of wits after the Pirates
tied the game In tho ninth, both man
agers ordering their pitchers to walk
dangerous batters several times In the
nineties. Men were left on baseH In each
, ,, 1... fivo lnnlmrs. Pittsburgh hav-
in tho bases full In tho fourteenth. In
that Inning Wagner and H. Miller were
Dased intentionally, with Byrne on third
and two cut Rucker then fanned Wilson.
. - -.1 t.i- ,i.,.,.h.n.lll 1
uamcn uruuuv n .
batters into tho gamo wiwioui
m the ninth, with the scoro tied, two
. " " .... M. CAArV sont
men on uunr nu -
Hyatt, a left-handed batter, to the plate,
whereupon Allen was substituted for
Ragan. Clark then roplaced Hyatt with
Butlor. a right-handed hitter, but the - de
via rriirpn. lirooKiyn uscu iuur iivi.
and Pittsburgh two. I
Tho local, jumped Into the lead scor nr
two runs off Robinson In the first inning
on a pass to Moran. Cut.haw'. , single, an
error by vioux anu iuuna
Daubort singled In tho fourth, stolo seo-
ond. went to third on Blmon s wild tnrow
nnd scored on Fisher's hit. Cooper re-
,levedi Robinson In tho .Mil. . after
iienanx wuni.in
m t .-. . nnt 9wr Mini In tho
trlplo and O. Miller's muff on the throw
to tho Plate. Wa'r tied he am - ,n . .. iCjSS ft
tha ninth on a baso on balls. J. Miner ju, ptohor WttB eniy n tlia first In
out and Wilson's single. Scoro: nlng, when the champions scored four
TiTTSmmaii. nnooKLVN. I rna on a .pays to BU-ns. an .errof by
"an ii o.A B. AD.ll.O.A.B.
nrrne n...t l 1 S OMoran. rf.... J 0 1 o 0
CarJr.' If. 6 1 l o oKlrkpatrlek ooooo
Vlaz, lb...., 1 i
1 UUI1M1U1, F . .
OMyer. et..... 1 9 92
watnar, .. e
J. Miller, lb t 1 It
OCulihaw, ZbS 1 1
isieniei, ci..o u
0rhelpa ..... 100
1 Rucker, p... 10 0
0 Wheat, If.,.. T
ODaubert, lb. 4 1 IT
lBmlth. lb... ( 0
OFIaher, aa... Ill
0O. Miller, os 0 7
OlUtan. p.... 10 0
Mitchell, cf. S
illmon, ,.,, I
Duller 1
Olbson. c... 0
Kelly, o
lioblneon, p,
... 1 1
0
0
Hendrli ... 1
Cooper, p.... 1
Allen, v 0 0 0
ToUU II 11 4112 I Hummel, rf. .
1 0
Totalf.....4 9 4tU 1
Batted for Simon In tho ninth.
nnMn.nn In thn ftleventll.
Ba Id for Moran In tho t.nth. ,
u. i in i, ,wifth.
bT;...ii.7i
S"rr 0 000 000 000 0-4
"... . ... u.
Left on bases: l'titsourgn. iruU?-
lyn. 12. Two-baso hits: paw, Mltoiieii, ; f N y 0. H, i, e. Dou
Fisher. Threo.baso hit! J. Miller. Bacrl-, gS" Whltted to Hugglns to
titim hits! carev. Meyer. Uauoeri. rirsi
base on orrors:
Brooklyn. 1. Stolen
es:
Mlchell (2), Dauuert,
Flahnr. O. Miller. Bases on balls: Off
Ragan, 2: off Allen, li off Reulbach, 8i
off Rucksr. 3: off Robinson, 3: oft
Cooper, 3. Struck out: By Ragan. 2: by
Rolbnson. 2; by Reulbach. ll by Rucker.
2: by Cooper, I. Hit by pitched ball! By
Cooper (Daubert) Hits: Off Ragan. 9 In
eight and one-third Innings; off Allen, 0
In one and two-thirds Innings; off Reul
bach, 1 In two Innings; off Rucker, 2 In
wn innlnsmt nff Hohlnson. 2 In four In
nings; off Cooper. 7 In ten Innlgs. Time;
,rr
i .H,
umpiresi u uay ana ciinouo.
today, the score Doing a to in eioyeu
toaay. "euro irenm i" . ... v ........
, l , .l. . ,a .nnrwll (t, a win.
.' ",'., ' infi.M .iniria bv Lobert
nlng tally on Infield singles by Lobert
... ... rniislh l,lnor hit bv a
and Magee, Cravath being hit uy . a
Field by LuderS. which would ordinarily
have been good for extra bases, but
which under the rules netted the bats-
man oniy a single. ,... .
-luilliauii. 1 .nu,-,, ""
, t. rinnnn.,l. ..mn tnr
II1I0B1I1B1 -IVMII ..l-,.! v
dnvs. returned today and told Manager
Tinker he nau sunereu an atiaca oi m-
nB" wijlle, vsiung menas. pson iiu
I'miaaeililliK uuvril 1.0 initio mia u. cmi.v
Innings. One of them, however, was
home run oy rasKert in tne iirst innma.
which kept the home team In the lead
until the ninth as Brennan pitched shut
out ball up to that point. In the ninth
the visitors filled the bases on two sin
gles ana a puss wun una uui. u .
ufA.it in ini n sis in dit inr jonninn. ue- '
' foro a ball was pitcnea, Aiexanaer iook
Nrcnnan'a dace and Bates went to bat
fur Clarke, A force out and two passes
squeezed In two runs. Philadelphia tied
the score In Its half of the ninth on a
double by Lobert, Magee's sacrlflco and
Cravath'" double. Score:
CINCINNATI. Illlt.ADI".r.IHIA.
AD.H.O.A.E. AU.II.O.A.B.
nescher. It.. 3 110 OPasksrt, cf.. 4 1 2 0
(iroh. lb 4 0 1
a uKnto, zd... a o 1 s
0 0ybert, lb.. I 1 1 t
o meeker. It-.. 1 o l o
Miiuni. ci. o o i
Hobllttel, lb S 1 11
Exan. as 4 t 2
1 OMsee If. . 1 1 0 0
Rheckard, rf t
Packard, p.. 1
0 OCravath. rf.. 1 1 1 0 0
1 01iderui. lb. t 1 13 1 0
1 arjooian, as., 4 0 8 4 0
0 tKllllfer, c... 4 111
1 elJrennan, p.. 1 0 1 1 0
Dodco, 3b.,
Kline, e....
Johnson, p,
Dstee. rf...
1 OAleiaadsr, pi 0 1 1 0
v;
Tinker
0 0
0 0
0
0 TeUla It 113 11 0
Totals. . It 11 0
Batted for Bheckard In the ninth.
Hutted for Johnson n the ninth.
None out when winning run scored.
Cincinnati ....0 000000020 0-2
Philadelphia. 1000000010 1-3
Two-base hltH' Hoblltzel, Lobert, Cra
vath. Home run: Puskert. Hits; Off
Johnson. 3 In eight Innings; off Packard,
tn two innings (none oui in eievetuj;
I. ... . . Innlnff. Innnu nil. In
not go Bt vfcR
eNO
ran, 5: off Alexander, 3. Hit
tit bv DltohedlTI
, uti . . " - t " rz . . 1
oall: Omvath by Packard.
By Johnson. 4: by Iackard, 3; by llrin
nan. 6: y Alexander, 2. Time,
3:0(w Um
ires: Rlgier and uyron.
Cabs Slaasfhter Braves.
BOSTON, Aug. 16. Chicago batted three
Boston pitcher hard today, casi.y win
ning their last game here this seon, 14
to tt , Strand, who pitched tho ninth In
ning for Boston, was tho only horiuri to
at."":'u,,U" hlVS nril biso
Lavonoer neia jjooioh iu mo
his wlldness caused him to b "l'Vlb"
i,WMMW V
Holers nus urov m
rima. Hrnrti !
AD.Il.O.A.Il. AII.II.O.A.B.
Lseh. rf.... 0 0 OMarmntll. 1 1 1 f
S 1 0 0 0 6Consllr. K. J 4,1 0
rr::,r. . , n n mtHnn. tb. 4 1 0 0
I i i 0 lMnrf. Ib.., 111 1
0
0 0
nMnhlA.
Unndtr. D. 0 1 OJaroea, p..
J J ' S
Cheney. P... 1 0 0 1 omrajid, p..
eMtnunaid . 1 0 0 0 0
ToUU IT II 17 II ltndolph JO JO JO 0
Total II 17 It
Batted for rerdun In the seventh,
eitnttnd for James In the eighth.
1 n 1 i o 0 1 4 014
Vliit.u - JJ!iSAn
A W M V V v v
Zimmerman.
Two-oase niisi ooniuui.
Myers.
Three-baso hits; Ieach. Salsr
IS). Hits: Off HesH. 10 in rour inninKs.
off I'erdue.j ln three InnlMi.
? ono i'A n."."""'.."""W.: I
inning, on venu,en m "
tliird'lnnlngs: of? (ihensy. none In one
anjtwp-thlrds 'vS:
Sacrifice files: Zimmerman, Winiams.
.,.., c t.. nn tiiin! un lioao. a.
off Lavender. 7: off James. J; off
Cheney I Jilt .Ufe SfmW
,y Lavender. Oi by Perdue. 2: by Cheney,
1: by Btrand. L hjj- Wll: Rarldenj
,,1Si Umpires: Klom and Orth.
0,Bi. Makr It Thre.
NBW YORK. Aug. IS. Now York mailo
It threo straight from St, Louis today,
M'g ,W
bromine alia Aicxjfan, in cm uinanun."
hnftprv. wnrknd IhMr f nt full T&mfl tO
jcromme. Wlngo's home run Into tho
liuggins, singles oy oimier. wnn
forced out at st-cond by Flotoher, Herxog
and Merkle. Ho then pitched eKectl ely
Ulllll HID I'IKIIlll l.ill.wsi. liwi, . w,..i.. -
double and Sharer's home run netted the
champions two more runs, miaiers nat
ting and Wlngo's throwing to baato fea
tured me tramo. aooroi
RT. TnnIH. NTIW TOItK,
An. II. O.A. B. AU.II.U.A.U,
llutitm. lb. 4 1 4 ! morns. If,,,, 10 6 0
Brans, rf.... 4 10 0 Oflhaffr, tb., 4 til
Masee, cf... 10 10 OVIetcher, as, 4 0 1 a
Mowrer. lh. 4 0 1 4 lllsrtoc Sb.. I 1 1 0
K'netchr. lb 8 0 11 1 OMerkle, lb.. 1 1 10 0
Whltted. aa. 4 0 1 t 0'urrar. rf.. 1 P I 0
P there, It.. 1 0 3 0 Oflnodsre., eft
.. .... . , . .
110
ill
0 0 0
1 1
prUf; p.,,.3 j , , iartler. 0...0
rromme, p..
I TnlaJs II 4 11 It I
" ' Total, n.t 1
I r.t. thi o o l o 0 0 0 o 01
New York . ...4 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 -0
Xlrst baso on errpis: New York. 1;
.nt. Iitiis. l. Two-base nil! f romrne.
vvinrn. Bhafor. Left en
i unn.li,v, MpTntt to Hhafer. Basei
tollsi Off Perrltt. 2: off Fromme. . 2.
struck out: By Fromme, 2i by Perrltt
ny rroninio. uy s cum. i
1:26. ITroplres: Brenuan and
1. Time:
Eason.
Play Fourteen
Innings to a Tie
CENTRAL CITY, Neb,, Aug. 15.-Bpe-clal.)
The game with the fast Greeley
team proved to be one of the most ex
citing and closely contested games, ever
staged In this part of the state. It went
fourteen Innings to a 3 to 8 tie and was
called on account of darkness.
The game was remarkable from tho
fact that no change was made In tho
jneup of elthsr team. Players as well
. . . . . ... . .. -
, BpectatorB perspired freely In tho extreme
heat, yet all stayed to see the conclusion
of the game. Horn, the local team's boy
j pitcher, covered htmhalf with glory by
I pitching himself out of danger on nu-
...,, .j,H..lAna
n ' merOUS OCCSSlOnS,
I . , , , . .
The Greeley team has played here dur-
mg the reunion from tne tirst year ana nas
alWtty, put up Ul8 beat kind of ball,
rt
a nco
R.H.1S.
Central Clty.l 0010100000000-3 62
Greeley 00000030000000-3 11 6
Batteries: Central City. Horn and
Maxey: Greeley. Sautter and Rogers.
Two-base hits: Sautter, Foley, Murphy
(zj. Tnree-tiase nit: umitn. utrucK out:
y Horn, 16; by Sautter, 7. Double play:
Greeley. Umpire. Bhank.
Alexandria Defeats Wither.
WESTERN. Neb., Aug. 15. (Special.)
Alexandria defeated wimar ncre yester
day, 11 to 4, in a tight pucners- uattie.
0 .
u
0 1
o 1
0 '
Gre
j . ; j-'V::i Ii4o ttd Alfred 8. uaimey. uoston. d-j,
Wll'liim..' US 1 1 0 OM.nn, cf ... 1 M J J H 6-4.
DrMw.il, m, 3 0 1 1 o jlarlaan. Men., doubles, third round-Behr and
Archer. 0....6 111 Olleaa, p......J 1 J v ..i., w.i.. t
aO O 1 0 oreraue, p... w v 1 i-iumran uunrmcu n"
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aiLTNER, Nsb., AUg. 16. (Special.)
Glltner defeated Ingleslde today 1 to 0,
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Score: R.H.E.
Glltner 0 oooooio o-i ea
ingiesiae o o o o o u o-v s j
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I nnd Lewis,
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