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Bunch Hits otr Sioux City, Trimming:
Elder for Fair.
FOPLOSKI SHOWS UP WELL
rtnta Three tifetlr nt Ilat and Cntm
; Ott Three-BBor br -tlanl
Catch In night
Field.
BEATRICE TRIMS SUPERIOR
"imli x .
Cement Makers unable to Make
Neceisary Headway.
THLESSING MAKES HOMER
Dentrlce Ilnita In Sercn Soore In
Flrt Innlna: and Dow Uot Make
Another Mark Vntll the
Seventh.
Win Second Qame from Chicago by
Eight to One Score ' .
CHENEY WILD IN THlflp' INNING
Teireau la AUo Wtld hnt Onb Bats
men Cannot lilt Him with Stan
on Daae Arahev Haa a
Bad Day
' LINCOLN, Neb Aujr. a-Uncoln took SUPEIUOll, Nebt. Aug. 22.-(BpecIal
the odd game or th Bloux aty series , Te!egram.)-Beatric won from Superior
by bunching hlU on Elder in two in- today, to e. ThcUslnt got another homer
.nlnga nnii taking advantage of the via- j today In the ninth. Score:
nor. iur. i """';r,rn.A.K. la.il.O.X.
Lincoln recruit, made a good howlng at Tp4n .."a s jUtitj.n. ct.."tt."' o o
the bat. and cut off what looked like nnnnoo, it. I l a oMand. in . l o j l
a thfee-baee hit by a eenBatlonol catch til i l t
Hlnklln, of.. 4 I t 0 onokwlti, Ibt 0 I 0 0
I Blick. rf.... 3 I 0 OObst, 3b 3 2 0
1r ,i . v 1 Bnwtr. lb.. 3 1 10 lurown. ... i
b ' - CM. e 4 1 tBch.W, C..J J
I - - J Ertett, p..-4 1 0 4 0V;nc. p.... J 1
In right Held. Score:
LINCOLN.
AB; n.
Lloyd, 2h 4' 1
Collins. 3b 2 0
Cole, cf.. J 2
iloCormlck. If 3 2
Barbour; lb 1
Oonoyan, rf 0 p
Peploskl; rf.. ....... 4 a
Dowltng, 3 0
Baker, o. 4 0
Ghnjtn, p.....'. 1 0
Totals
3
o
0
0
0
r
3
0
Cooney, 2b
Streeter, If
Smith, as
'Callahan. 3b....
Davidson, Cf....
Clarke, lb
Marshall, rf:...
Rapp. c
Vann, c.
Elder, p.
White .
26 7
SIOUX CITY.
AB. It. 1L
3 37 11
.... 4
.... 3
.... 3
4
.... 4
.... 4
.... 2
1
1
0
0
0
1
0
0
1
0
0
0
A.
3
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
s
0
E.
0
0
0
0
1
1
1
0
0
1
0
3 10
40
0 0 0
.. 1 0 0 0 0
3 9 24 18
Totals S5
"Batted for Elder In ninth.
Lincoln 3 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 7
Slous Clty....V"....0 02001000-3
Vrs-A piin. Tnmlrv 2.' .TWDb&SO
hit: McCormlck. Bases on bllo:'J Off Bnwn, u...t 2 5 8 lMlmqlt, m 1 S ' S
Ehman. i: off Elder. 4. Double plays: ijMtwtiiw. lbs a o o onrom, o.. 4 s t
WESTERN LEAGUE.
llayed. Won. I0t
0
4
7
79
Pet.
.l!
.m
.328
.312
.530
.451
.433
Ory
ToUU If 12J7 113 - --
ToUll.....3 10 31 IS 1
Gray batted for Bockewlti In ninth.
Beatrice 7 0 0 0 0 $ 2 0 0-9
Superior 0 0 0 I 0 0 H 1-1
Home run: Thelsslngv Three-base hits:
Block," ErreU. Two-base hits: Brown,
Obst, Thelsslng. Stolen bases: Brewer
(3), Coc. Hit by pitched ball: Ling. Struck
out: By ErreU, 5; by(Vance, 6. Bases on
balls: Off Errett, 2; off Vance, 6, Umpire:
ifreese.
Ilcda Wallop York.
YORK. Neb., Aug. 22.-Speclal Tele
gram.) Hastings took advantage of the
Prohlbs loose' fielding and wallcpped
them. 13 to 7. In the seventh six hltsand
three errors netted them runs. York
aade four In the sixth on four hits and
a walk, but their rally was short.. The
only feature was Brown's catching Tackj
and lltley off first base, when each had
a good chance of scoring. Score:
lUanrras. tork.
AU.1I.O.A.B. JJ1.H.O.A.14.
Btehtold. rf. t 0 1 0 OBnaw. 3b.,. 3 0 2 2 0
Wlwr 4 11 (IMnlr.y. rf.. 3 2 0 0 0
'Ituuu, ct.& 14 0 Prlc. Jb.... 3 It 3 0-1
Tickatt..,i o i o ocaame. u... i s v v
cooney to wmim io iro, ouwiw .v mcvu. ii.. s u v vuviw, w v v
Cooney. Cooney to Clarke. Sacrifice hits: KichnUon. o S l s x sniw, 3b 4 o o i
CoUtas reTEhtnan (4). Btreetcr. Stolen , nner, p 4 o o 2 uWllllimi, p. 4 0 o 2 l
- SS& S&f&J1 tou .5 w n 1 ouai " nnl
NEJW YORJC-Aug. 22. Now, York made
it two straight over Chicago today, win
ning the second game, of the series, 8 to L
Cheney was wild and ineffective In the
third inning, when , the champions took
a- winning lead by scoring three runs.
VRUghn, a former member of the Now
York. Americans, who Is trying to come
back with Chicago, wan not hit hard,
but the champions bunol'cd their throo
hits with two passes tie four runtf.
Tcarcau, the New York pitcher, waa
very wild, but the Chicago batsmen could
not hlChlm wltli men n bases. Zimmer
man fouled out two with the bases full.
Chicago filled the bases In the first In
ning with none out on Loach's triple
and passes to Evers and Schulte. Only
one run was scored, however, Baler's tn
fieid out witting over th tally. New
York tied tho score in tho second on
Merkle's single and steal, HnpdgTass' In
field out and McLean's single. Thrca
runs followed, 'when Cheney hit two men.
lisued a pass and was hit for a single
and a double.
Herz6g made two doubles and a single
In four tlmis to and was responsible
for five -of the Now Ycrk runs, driving
in two and scoring- tr.rce.- Archer, tho
Chlcaggo catcher, had a bad' day. Tlve
h'a.o. vrr stolen on hlnv wvi. no had
two I passed balls, one of which let-in a
run. Score: . '
AB.H.O.A.S.
T,ecb, tf..w 4 1 0- 0 1
t--M .K a 0 a ucuiaivr, - - -
BcbaUt rf." 3 11 orieteher, . a J J
W4' J . J ouanw.-.f-J 10 0
AB.It.O.A.E,
.30100
. 3 0 1
tMniir nut! Ttv lChman. 6: by Elder. 4
Time: 1:40. Umpires: ColllI lower and
Wood.
BELL WINS OK IHS RBTTJRSr
Pitcher Back from northern Leasroe
Helps Jostea.
-ST. JOSEPH, Mo.. Aug. 22. Pitcher
'Ball, who won a pennant for the Winona
Northern league club, returned to St. Jo
seph and easily defeated Topeka today.
Reynolds was hit hard, extra' baao hits
being features. Score:
Cochran, 3b..
Lee. cf
Forsythe, rf.
McLarry, 2b,
ucar. ii
Rapps, lb,....
Sweet, -c
Ifrench.-ss.-.-r.
Reynolds, p,..
t'ullerton, p...
TOPEKA.
AB. R. H. O. A. E.
3 0 1 2 3 0
-4 0 ' 0 1 0 0
3 0 0 2 0 0
4 0' 1 0 1 0
4 01 1.0 0
4 112 10
4 0X611
-.it... 3-0-0-3 5 1
3 0j 1 0 2 0
0 0 0 0 0 0
22. 7 1 24 13 2
ST. JOSEPH.
AB. R. It. O. A. E.
Dawson.' rf, S 1 3 3 0 0
Kelly, If 3 0 110 0
Zwllllng, Cf 5 .2 3 2 0 0
1 Westerril, 3b 6 3 2 1 1 0
Gygil. lb 3 117 0 0
Watson, 2b 3 1 0 5 3 0
Sohang. c... 3 1 3 8 0 0
Melnke. s . 3 1 1 0 0 0
Bell, p 2 1 0 0 4 0
Totals M 10' 11 27 8 0
Topeka 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0-1
8t. Joseph 2 2 0 1 1 0 3 1 -10
Home runs: Dawson, Zwllllng. Three
baae hits: Kelly, Gydll. Two-base hits:
8ehang, Rapps. Sacrifice hits: French,
Kelly, OygH, Melnke. Stolen bases:
Weeterzll, Gygli (2J. Earned runs: St.
Joseph, 7. Lett on bases: Topeka, 7; St
Joseph, 7. Struck out: By Bell. 8; by
Reynolds. 4: bv Fullerton. L Bases on
balls: Oft Bell. 1: off Iteynolds. 4: off
Fullerton, L Hit by pitched ball: By
neu (f orsytnej; oy Kuiierton, (Kelley).
lilts: Off Reynolds, 10 In seven Innings:
off Fullerton, 1 In one Inning. Passed
Dans: Bcnang, ttweet. Double play
French to Rapps. Time: 2;10. Umpire
S grist.
WOMAN UMPIRES GAME
AND PLEASES FANS
FAIRBURY, Neb., Aug. 22. (Special.)
Kalrbury s.nd Haddam played one of the
-fastest games of the season. Bert Shaner
did excellent pitching for Falrbury, his
work contributing largely to Falrbury'a
3 to 1 victory. This was "Booster" day
for Falrbury and everyone turned out to
make the occasion a success. Miss Beuloh
ltader, an Instructor at the county In
stltute, now In session at Falrbury, um
pired the game and gave satisfaction. Blie
was formerly director of athletics n the
State Normal at Peru. Score: R.H.E.
Falrbury ..0 00106010-24:
Haddam 0 0000001 0-1 6'
Batteries: Falrbury, Shaner and Booth
Haddam, Campbell and Dillingham.
Hastings 2 0 0 7 0 0 1 0 212
York 100004200-7
Two-base hits: E. Brown, McCabe, ,
tFtrestlne, Mulvey, Price. Home run:
Richardson. Stolen bases: Rouse (2),
Clarke. Double plays: Brown to Tacke1:
'racxe to urown to xacKe. aaaeu on
balls: Off Williams, 2: off Riley, 5. Left
en Doses: Hastings, o; lorn, o. nit ay
pitched ball: Beehtold. Rouse, Snapp.
Struck out: By Williams. 6: by Riley, 0.
Wild pitch: WlUams. Time; 1;4J. Um
pire: Pontics.
Kapa Lose Twice.
COLUMBUS. Neb.. Aug. 22. (Special
Telegram.) Kearney's pennant aspira
tions receivea a aeciaea neiuacn nera 10
day, when tho Kaps lost both games of
a double-header while the Hastings Reds
were winning their game' at York. In
both gnmes. the Pawnee twlrlers pitched
shut out- ball until the ninth, when they
weakened and retired in lavor or newer
and fresher men. In .the final frame of
the first contest, the Kaps mado a de
tmlned effort to win. They knotted th
count with three scores, and would have
made another but for a beautiful one
handed catch by Peoples. Rondeau won
the game for the Pawnees by connecting
wlththe ball for a single and driving in
Adams from second. Not a visitor
(ached first baao In the second encounter
until the firth Inning. Kraninger, Smyth
ana ucneuren viea wiui cacn otnor in
making spectacular catches in the out-
neia. ticore, ursi gama: ,
KEARNEY. COLUMBUS.
AU.H.O.A.U An.lt.O.A.'K.
UjDtk. 2b... 3 2 0 1 OPmpIm, b. 4 0 3 3 0
Acock. Ib... C 0 3 3 1 ftnrth. f... 2 0 10 0
Herrtott. lb. 4 3 0 0Dal ,1b 3. 0 II 0 0
Hcnturni, ci b i oo oitamur. rf.. 4 l o 0
Orar. rt..-.S 130 i-Crtn. if 4 2100
Woodrurf, 3 0 0 1 lAdtm, .. 1 0 0 3 0
Erlckaon, c 4 110 3 lKnnlmr. el M H
w, p i a v scorer, p 3 o o I o
ThUmta, p.. 1 0 0 0 0
T0Ut..,..W Iff-If 11 3
ToUU 31 27 3 0
Kearney 00000000 33
Columbus I1OO0100 1-4
Earned runs: Kearney. 3: Columbus. 3.
Stolen bases: Singleton, Synek. Peoples
(2). Smyth. Ramsey. Sacrifice hits. Gray.
Deal, Kxamnger. -rwo-Dase nits: uray
Untz (zi. DouDie: 1'eopies to ieni, num.
tr lnnlnirs Ditched: By Lotz, 9; by Corey.
8. H.U: Off Corey, 9: off Thieman. 1,
struck out: By Lotz. io: oy uorey. s:
by Thieman, 1. Bases on balls: Off
Corey. 3. Hit by pitched ball: By Lotz,
riniytn. lime: i:o. umpiress: monroa
ana ixnganecKer.
tscore, -second game:
American Association Results.
At Toledo B.H.E.
Cotumbus 1
Toledo 0 I
Batteries: Davis and Smith; Brenton.
Uaskette. Benn and Devoght
At Kansas Clty-r R.H.E.
Allruieapolls 9 13 3
Kansa City 6 7 7
Batteries: UUllgan aad Owens; Lange
iind O'Connor.
At Louisville lxmlsville-Indlanapolls
same poMponed; wet grounds; two gamed
tomorrow.
Brldw
ArcbM-,
Cbaer,
stewt
Vuih:
Oool
Pnthflnders Win.
Telegram.) Fremont batted Brown op
portunely In. today's game and amassed
a total of nine hits for eight scores, win
ning the game of the series, I to t
Getchell pitched the first seven Innings
for the Pathfinders and held the visitors
to" five hits and two scores, while he
worked Routt, who relieved him. allowed
Grand Island only one hit for the re
mainder of the game, but a base on balls
followed by the single resulted In the
scores. Downey got a home run on hit
over wetsers neaq in center neia. Bcore
GRAND ISLAM). ritBMONT.
AB.I1.0.A.B. AU.H.O.A.n
Smith. If. .. 4 0 0 0 OWilltc. .. 4 3 1 3
Downer, rf.. 6 1 10 lTurpIn, If... 2 1 1 0
Btrrr, 2b.,.. 4 0 2 3 lilltnrr, lb... 3 1(1
fletutoTT. cfS 2 0 Q 0W.tr!. cf... 4 14 0
Pottet. C... 3 0 3 3 Ollela, 3b. ... 4 1 3 2
Farter, lb., 4 30 lflUnr. ... 4 1310
W.rd. lb.... 2 13 3 OWilch. 3b... 4 13 11
R'lbnbrf. u4 0 1 1 Ntf, rf 3 10 0 0
Bron, p.... 4 0 9 1 oounll. p.. 3 a 1 2 0
jujou, p i ooo
TftUl 3S 4 14 15 3
Totall 33 J7 10
Grand Island 0 00002200-4
Fremont 1 0240100 8
Two-base hit: Welch. Home run
Downey. Stolen bases: Turpln 12), Henry
(2), Neff. Double Play. Ward to Barry
to Farley. Bases on balls: Off Brown.
4; off Getchell. 2: oft Itoutt. 2. Left on
bases: Grand Island. 9; Fremont, 7. Hit
by pitched ball: Potest. Struck out: By
Brown, 7; by Getchell. 4; by Routt, 3.
Time: l;J. umpire. Aijrer.
Denver 123 ?
Des Moines 122 ,M
Lincoln 125 &i
St. Joseph ........US C3
Omaha IX 61
Topeka 123 M
Sioux City 123 54
Wichita 125 48
NAT. LEAGUE.
W.UPct
New oYrk..79 33 .C93
Phlla 05 42 .0u7
Chicago ...G2 64 .5S4
llttsburxn go n .hi
Brooklyn ..CO 61 .4M
lioston ....u vt .4
Cincinnati. 48 72 . 400
SL Louls..43 74 .3CS
AMER. ASS'N.
W.L.IcLl
Milwaukee 74 fit .592 Kearney ...ft! 3S .104
MlnnrtKilln73 H .6761 Hast ngs ..M 42 ,tw
LniilavlUa. 70 E3 .6T.8I Hupcrlor ,..M4.S21
Columbus .70 67 .661 York 49 4 .618
Bt. Paul ..68 63 .479 Columbus ..4S 48 ,ku
Kan. Citv..67 71 .415 Fremont ...48 61 ,49
To edo ....67 74 . 435 Beatrice ... m .4:
IndlanapollUS 79 .3S$
Yesterday's Results.
WESTBRX LEAGUE.
Rlniir Cltv. 8: Lincoln. T.
Topeka. 1. St. Joseph. 10.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
nttsburch. 3: Philadelphia, S. Caled end
twlfth, darkness.
Cincinnati, T, uroomyn, --.
Ht. luis. i: rsosion. .
Chicago, l; New York, S.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Washington. 0: St. Louis. 3,
Phlladtlpiila. 2: Chicago, 1 . . ,
New York. 4-13; Detroit. 7-7. ' '
Boston; 2: Clovetand. 1.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Cclumbux, 4:' Toledo, 0. '
intltananolla-Louisvllle postponed . wet.
grounds, two games today.
AlinnoapollS, i, JVUIIBUB v.uy, v.
t Gamea Today.
ti'.f.mi Tamin Wlrhlta.. ,at Denver..
Topeka at Lincoln, Omaha at Dcs Moines,
Bloux tJiiy at hi. jiwepii.
national League l'litsourBii ai
j.inhi. rininnnt nt nrooklvn. bt.
Louis at Boston. Chicago at Now iork.
a T "'o shlufhin nt M
r.Ti? ... ioit OBnoAtW, CIS 0 4 0 0
x e..r. 4 14 3 OMcLrsn. ...
y. v". 10 11 0Tire, p., 4 9 0 3 0
isCp.'.:,! o 3 o I t.ui...;.7t"5
... 1 0 0 0 0
Hot au Innornllan.
Xorth I'latte Defeated.
, vnoTir -PI.ATTR. N'eb. Auir. 2?. IHr.r.
some Ol me greaieii uuimiurm werciclul Telegram. i ne nanwu -iiy jirn
tcher when thev broka ino fat com- Sox ball team defeated North Platte to
in so that Griffith a efforts to develop 'dav Jn th' fastest gome of the seanon
nt' cehii .nto an ouiflrWer is 1" no t s t e of ' to t He Mme tear v- '
. t'i 'n- a-, n fr'at--Jav -ivt Smdai
ToUU II (It" 1
Batted for Cheney In ninth.
Ratted for Vaughn In ninth
Chicago ,. G
New xorK viuv---
, kit., u.nnr ivi. Three-nasc
hit: Leach. Stolen bases:
2i Murray, ncrzus xjo u ms.,w,
ffilu7?VhS . Double play.
i5"."V.'-. oh.;r. r. i.ricir. ns.sea on
r..n.v.n v tilt hv nilrhod ball: By
Cheney.' Fletcher nnd Snodg-rass. Passed
bills. Archer, 2. Hits: Off Cheney, 4 In
nings. iiiiio; i;w. uim'.iv". -..o.v.
uyron.
Play Viet Game.
TmTT.ATiKT.-PHTA. Pa.. Aug. 22. Phlla'
Hinhia and Pittsburgh played a tie
irnmA h,r. iniH niLnrnouii. Liin vuuicak ire
Ine stonDnd owing to darkness, after
twelve innings or piay wim me ecoro
imi Ph ladelDhla made all ol us runs
In the tnira inning on two emsioB, u
double by Cravath, an error and two
tnion hajve. In the next nine inn'ngs
only three hits, were made by the homo
team. Pittsburgh used two extra pitch
am. nwlnc to Dlnch hitters being used.
Ona of the latter, ityatt, scorca wuion
m himself in the seventh Inflloic with
a home run drive. The visitors tied tho
score in the eighth on two vngies, un
error and a sacrifice fly. Fine fielding
plays by Cravath and Dolan prevented
the visitors from winning in tho tenth
and eleventh innings, respectively, ncore
lMTTRnunolI. PHILADELPHIA.
AD.H.O.A.E. AU.H.O.A.r
Brrn. 3b... I 2 14 IPscktr, If.... a 1 4 B
Ctr7. It... 0 OKnsbe, id.,, s
Vlsx 2b.-... J 3 lpoun, 8b... I 111
wssner, w vmbsw, i.,... v
MllUr. lb... t 1 3 1 OCTSTStb. rf.. 4 2 4 1
Wilson, rf... 4 14 1 0Lu4ra. lb. 111 0
MHcll, CI. s J v vikoi, ., i
Olbton. C...1 0 3 1 01U1. SS....1 0 0 1
Simon, e.... 1 0 3 1 OKIIIIfer, C... 4 0 2 1
AOtras. p.... 2 0 0 0 0Mr, p.... 2 0
Koblnsoa. P.'l 0 0 0 Olrstoo, p.... 10 0 0
CsmnlU, p.. 0 0 0 1 0Lobrt .... 0 0 0 0
uensor .... 1 o v v o-uooin ...... v v v u
It, alt 1 10 0 Pukert ....1 0 0 0
Butitr 0 0 0 0 (tn. Mlllr..l.l 0 0
-uicrs .... v o v v
ToUU 43 10 II 2
Totil 41 34 It
Batted for Dotan In n!ntll.
Ran for Lobert In ninth.
Hatted for Mayer In ninth,
Batted for Kllllfer In twelfth.
Ran for U. Miller In twelfth.
Pittsburgh ..........00 0 0OO210CO0 03
Philadelphia 0 0300000000 03
Two.bnse hits: Byrne. VIox. Becker.
CrDviih Mnire. Home run' llvatt.
Hits: oil Aatmi, e in six innings; ott
Robinson, z in (our innings; on uamnur,
1 in two innings; on Mayer, 6 in nine in
nlnirar off Beaton. 2 In three InnliiKS. HiJ:
rifio hit-. Dnolsn. Sacrifice fly: Wilson.
Stolen bases; uecxer, j.kiqii. uouuie
l'lsy: Knabe to Doolan to Luderus. Left
on bases: Pittsburgh. iu: pjuiaaeiprta. 7
nases on balls: Ufl Atlamf. l: otr 110 bin
ron, 1; off Camnltz. 2; off Mayer, 1: off
Beaton, l. uase on errors: i'uisoiirn,
2: PhlladelDIHa. 2. lilt by Ditched ban
Bv Mayer. Viox. StBruck out; By Robin
rum. 1: hv Maver. 'J. Wild nttch: Mavrr.
Time: 2:25. Umpires: Brcnnan and Kasoru
Reds Defeat Dodgers,
Brooklyn, Auir. 22. Onolnnatl made. It
two straight with Brooklyn today, win
ning by 7 to 2 through Allen's wfldness
and Hacker's Ineffectiveness Allen left
llucker a full house wtth nobody out in
the third Inning, through passing Johnson
and Beacher and hitting Bates, and Euan
greeted Ruckcr with a slnrue, sending
two runs across. After disposing of
Marans and Hoblltzell In. thi elsfti.
Rucker grew caroless and Cincinnati
scored three runs on five hits, three of
ih.m InflcM scratches. Esran elncled In
tho ninth and scored with Hoblltzell on
the batter's homer to deep center.
Johnson was batted freely, but kept the
tirnniivn hits scsttereu ezct'Dt in tno see
i nnd. when four hits. IncluuInK a trlitle
netted Otliy a sinxie (any. hik oprruKt
with a single and was raugni eteuung
(tak, cf..... t 1 4 0 ODsumsn, 3b. 4 1 2
CM, If 4 1 1 0 OCrswfonl, tKl I M
imnHn r,rn rv V h l n crt 1 1 n at St. i, . ,vM.h , i i i a n
Louis, Philadelphia at Chicago, Now r.aT, lb... 3 o 7 1 iTolwler, lb 4 3 13 0 0
oriO nt ueiroil, uooion ni uorawm. nwrtatj, e. . l 2 l VMtnn, c, .. i u i
Anurirm AHsoclutlon Columbus nt To- Kord. p.. .... 3 0 4 0 OMorlnrtif, 3b 4 1 0 3 0
lerlo. IndianaDOlla at Louisville. Mlnne- Kttln, p..O 0 1 oWlluu, p...4 10 3 1
apol . at Kun-aa City. Milwaukee at St. l J J ... .Tt
Nebraska Slato Leugue-HoaUnris at i ,woitr .....j jjjjjj
xoni, ijeatneo au nupenui, viinuo
Fremont, Kearney at Columbua.
AMEIt. LEAGUE.
W.L.Pct.
Phlla 77 3S .070
Cleveland ..69 4S .650
Washlngton.64 60 ,6e2
Chicago ...63 67 .5J5
Boston ..,.65 68 .47
Detroit 60 6S .4.4
St. Ix)UlB...IS 74 .333
Now oVrk..i9 72 .351
STATE LEAGUE.
W.UPct.
.Detroit Pound Ford Off Mound in.
! Tiiiii Thnti 1?nnr TVfimeS.
iA. . '
RECRUIT EASY FOR VISITORS
Yields Base lllls When He la 'ot
Issnlna Paae Score ot Second
tJamr I Trtclve to
SOTCB. . l
TT!TR01T. Aug. 22.-After losing tho
first game ot a double-heather today to
Detroit, 7 to 4. bocauao the Tigers knocked
Russell Ford off tho mound In less than
four innings, New York evened up by
winning tho second contest, 12 to 7. In
tho last game North, a south Michigan
league recruit, mado his debut in a De
troit uniform nnd when ha was not Issu
ing posnes, he was yielding basa hits.
Three hit, an error and Wlllet's two
bases on bolls gave New York their four
runs In the early Innings ot tho first
game. Detroit hit in two tallies In tho
third and found Ford and Keating for
seven, aafo drives In the fourth.
Thoso produced flva runs nnd wera
enough to win. McConnell replaced Keat
litg In the sixth and pitched good ball.
Schultz, In the second game, shut De
troit out until Cobb's daring base running
broke New York's defense in the seventlu
The Georgian singled, took two bases on
Veach'a short single and set sail for tho
Pato when Malsel dropped tho ball. Tho
throw to the Plato was high, but Gossett
tagged, Cobli out and then dropped tho
Dull, irour nits, inciuaing joud s iripie,
gave Detroit tliree more in tho eighth,
and four hits In the ninth gave the Tiger
another trio ot runs, hut Hartxcll cut
tho rally short by retiring Veach, Now
I York hit safely only In the innings when
runs were mode. Score, first Biiw:
JfBW'YOJIK.
AB.H-O.A.U.
nrrrnOiT,
AU.JI.U.Jk.l.
MaJul. 3,3 0 zV 01luli. m..,.. 3 4 6 0
put but of the game In the eighth for pro
testing decisions. Bcoro; ,
CINCINNATI. BROOKI.TM
' AB II.OJLE. AB.H.OTA.E.
Bescbcr, If.. 3 0 3 0 OMortn, rf,.k 4 1 I 0 0
nsts, rf.... 3 12 0 ottusn, jo. s p j z v
Hf n. lb 6 3 3 4 0Huuil, cl.. 4 1 4 0 0
WlckUnd, cfO 0 0 0 OWllt.t. if.... 3 12 0 0
MansDj, cf. 3 0 10 OOsubert. lb. 3 2 O 0
Hoblltiel. 10 4 lit 1 OSmllb. lb .. 4 1 0 I 0
Tinker, si... & 1 1 4 I Krkitck. 2b A 0 0 0 0
Dod. b,.. 4 l o 3 (jiR.UUhtr, si 4 2 0 2 1 York, 6; Detroit, 9. Bases ott balls:
Kllnz. ft. ' vjuiuvr. v w
JobMon, p.. 3 3 0 2 O'W. Wbr.. I 0 0 0
m n AIIV1I, p..f a v v a n
T0I0I1....M I IT IS jHuek.r, p... 3 1 0 0 a
Collins .... 1 0 0 0 0
TUUs..... It 27 "7 T
Tlattml for Millar in ninth.
Batted for Rucker in nlntly
ToUt 33 (11 I i
Batted for" Selder in ninth.
Batted for McConnell In ninth.
New York JJ 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0-4
Detroit 0 0 '2 6 0 0 0 0 7
Two-base hits: Cree. Tutweller. Hits;
Off Ford, 10 In three. Innlncs. none out In
fourth: off Keatintr. 4 In two and one-
third Innings; off McConnell, none In
two and two-thirds Innings. Stolen bases:
Malzel, Baumann, Bush, Cobb. Double
Dial's: Morlarty to Baumann to Tut
w filler, Knight, unassisted, Baumann to
Bush to Tutweller. Left on bases; new
Off
Ford. 1: off Keatlnir. 1: off Wll ctt. 2.
Struck out: By Ford, 1; by McConnell,
s; by wiueit, 2. rassetf ban; M0K.ee.
Time: 1:60. Umpires: Evans and Fer
guson. Score, second gome:
NEW YOlllK. DETROIT.
AB.It.O.A.E. AB.H.O.A.U.
MalMl. 3b.. 3 0 3 3 OButll. M 4 0 1 i 0
Cook. cf,,.. 3 6 0 OBsumsn. 2b. 4 3 3 4 1
the ground with Collin
Oldrlng renvtinou
Weaver lay there
out. He rose and
the direction ot th
Oldrlng. quick as a
h.I v .I,,, ivlhr Mln
llh Mlntrln and Collins CSm home vM
the winning rmu Chicago- had two op-t
portunltlts to score, but lost them when
thay tried to work a double, -steal with
men on first nnd third. Both times tho
man was cu oft at tho plate. Score :
VlULAUKM,mA. CII,C,??,- .
CW'rphr. rf 4 0 1 S 0WJsr. 4 13 3 3
OMrlnt m.. 4 t 3 0 D.ntr. 3.0,.. 3 1 2 3
.-..l.i. A ft t An. !lh 9 0 0 4 0
luikw. 3b... 3 1 3 3 OCtisM,. lb... 3 10 0
Mrlnnls. 1UI 1 I 1 onoUle. rt.... 3 0 0 0
)Uy, cf....3 9 1 1 0CbPPl1. If;' J 1 ? !
WsUh. If.... 3 0 I 1 J. Cslllts. ctja J 1
Behme 4 0 3 ICebAlk. c... '
llOUCk. P....S P O Z CHUIMII. p... j j "
runk, p....l 0 0 0 t'Fourotef .. J' J ? J
ciroti
Totsis 3t 3-rr i 1 , "ZTZ7:",
Touts 37 T 31 II 3
Batted for Russell In the eighth.
Philadelphia ..'....0 0000000 -i
Chicago 0 00O001OO-1
Two-base hit: Weaver. Hits! Off
Russell, 6 In eight innings: off Clcotte,
none In one Inning: off Houclt. 6 In seven
nri nnc.tlilr.1 lntllnssl Off Plank. 2 in
ono and two-thlrdn innings, eacniice
hits; Lord, Daley. Stolen bases: Chp.se,
B. Collltw. Double plays: Baker to Mc.
Innls to Bakeri Wulah to K. Collins, to
Mclnnla. Left on boscn: rh.lndolpnia.
7; Chicago, 8. Bases on balls: Oft Houck,
4; otl ltusseu. z; otr i-tana, i. ou v-i-cotte,
L Hit by pitched ball; By Rus
sell (Baker). Btrtick out: By Russell, 6,'
by Houck, 3. Time: i:. umpires; juu
Oreevoy and Connolly.
Champa Again Trim Naps.
rf.mn.-.T.A7in. Auir. 22. Bostorl Won
again today from Cleveland. 2 to 1. It
mi. n nltrhni-.' tint tie. In wllldl honors
were even between Uedlent and Uregg,
but Bedlcnt had the better support, hub
ton ecored Its first run lu tho firth in
ning. Carrlgan singled to right. Jackson
thought do liaa a cuanco to tnruw mc
Boston manauar cut at first, but the;
boll ullnntil train his hands and rollod to
the grandsta-id and cCrilgan took sec
ond. Ho scored on Bodtcnt's pop fly.
which wiui inUlu-lgcd by LUbold and
counted for two l.-n-ea Verkes' double
and aCrrigan's mnjio .produced uio uo
cldlng run In thu seventh.
it looked IlKd a suutout ior loveianu
until tho nlnthi Thon a belated rally
produced onot run and for a while mode.
It look as If tho scorn might be tied.
Chapman walked Jackson and Lnjolc,
singled, scoring Chopman. Thert, 'with
two on bases and ono out Johnston droyo
l terrino liner to rignt, trnicn Hooper
caugnt nna Jacxson whs uouDiea on
second. Score:
CLUVKLAKD. BOSTONV
AB.II.O.A.n. ABJI.0.A.K.
Ltlbold. cf., 4 13 0 Olloopr, rf... . OA 3 0
CJitpnuB, ill 0 14 OEnile. lb.... 3 0 ff 1,0
Jufkton, rf.. 4, 3 0 0 IPpetker, cf.. 3 2 4 0 0
LAjols, 3b... 4 3 I 3 OLnwIs, If.... 4 1 3 9
t..tj n w(r in Alsrhth.
Cleveland - O.OJf'bi
Boston --V v ww r
Two-base hits: iieaient. i cl."J;-r:r
rtflS.WiLrE' . to1 ffi
iton. Hooper to Carrtgai). Hooper to En-
oTegV 3; oTf-.Bidnt.,r tru out
li 'OrR F b Bedlenu 3. Passed ball
tyNellL .First base on errors: Boston, 1 ,
Lett on basest Cleveland. 4; Boston, 6
Time: !:. Umpires: O'lioaKhlln. and
Slieridao.
PAT RAG AN IS AMONG THE
HARD HITTING PITCHERS NOW
Much has lieeh said In The Bee's "Judg
mcnt" column of the .Inexcusablllty oC
commonly weak hitting by pltchsrs ot
the prosent. as compared with tboso ol
former days. Harper's Weekly has au
Interesting nrticlo showing; how many of;
tha big leagu slabmen are developing;
Into real batters. There is waiter donn
son. tho peerless Senator, who is a hard
hitter; Otis Crandall. Caldwell Bixey,
Harmon. Rucker, Wood. Benton. Tesreau,
Adams, Blandrng and Don Carlo Rag an
or llagon, as. Harper' and other in
sist on miscalling hlm-who hat as well
as pitch.
Ot "Pat" Ragan, the Omaha citizen and
former star slabman, Mr. Hapgood's
sport writer aa,vs:
' "Tho most amazing reformation In the
big leagues in found In the case of
Ragan, the big Brooklyn rlght-bandei.
Last year Ragan -was a really pltlfu'
figure as he swung aimlessly at bat- Tha
"fans" laughed every time, ho came up.
For that matter, so did Ragan. Early
this season, when Ragan was Winning on
game after another, ho began meeting
tho bait hard, and sometimes got two
hits a game. Bo surprised was ho, attei
knocking the ball Into eats territory,
that he turned handsprings. Tha "root
ers" forgot' to grin when hi turn camt
and the cries nowaday afi
-"Get a hit, FaW Look at that hole itr
rlghU" ,-
Ragan now haa all the confidence m
.ne,eK
. Porhaps, In 19H, ha will join tho rank r
of plnch-hlttipg pitchers.
rr
Cincinnati 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 27 Cn. if I 0 3 0 0Crwfortl. til I M 0
Brooklyn ,...0 1 0 l'O 0 0 0 03 lUrtsall, Sb. 4 I 3 OOobb, If 4 3 3 0 0
Cincinnati,; Brooklyn, "J"""' iillllL l i ? S f
: Rucker. Three-base 1 X?f5? : !.??!
I II. n.hr Unm. mm ltnhlllKAl. rroiwr, a l l UVIUT. i 1 11 I II
Sacrifice hit: Marsans,
Dsubart. Double Dlay:
Daubert. Bases on balls: Off Allen, 4;
off Rucker. 1: off Johnson. 3. Struclc
outi By Rucker, 4: by Johnson. 6. Hit
by pitched ball: Wtckland and Bates by
Alien, wna pucn: jonnson. nits: mi
Allen, none In two Innings, none out In
third: off Rucker. 9 in seven Innings.
Time: 2:01. Umpires: Kleni and Orth.
Braves Trounce Cards,
BOSTON. Mass.. Aug. 22. Boston' bat-
ting was timely today and the locals
easily defeated St. Louis. 9 to 1. The
visitors started In as though they weio
polng to drivo Rudolph from tho box in
the first inning, but ho settled down and
kept the hits wen scattered.
Doak. who started the pitching for the
visitors, was wild and errors by St. Louis
inflelders allowed tne locals to score, in By Schulz, 2; by North, 3; by House, L
tlie sixin inuinK iiosiuii nuuio wiroe nits - j'assea nan; manage. Time, !.. Lin
OotMtt, e... I 110 ist.tuie. o..4 l l l
4i3 usiorisrir. Ib4 o i o
Nortb. v.... I 0 3 10
ToUli...l 12 27 13 lllousa, p. .. 1 0 0 A
lUcdMU ..1 10 0 0
TotU.....W u nil"
Batted for House in the ninth.
New Tork 2 6 1 0 0 3 1 0 0-12
Detroit .0 00009138-7
Two-baso hit: Pecklnpaugh. Yhreo
base hits: Baumann, Schultz, Cobb,
Crawford. Home run. Pecklnpaugh.
Hits: Off North, 11 in six Innings; ott
House, 1 in thrco Innings. Sacrifice flyi
Knight, Stolen bases; Cook, Maliel,
Baumann, Hartzctl, Pecklnpaugh, Bush,
Rondeau, High. Double play; Qalner to
Bush. Left on bases; New York, 10;
Detroit. 7. Bases on balls: Off Schulz.
2; off North, 9; off House, i. Struck out:
with none out before Doak was taken
from the box. Qeyer, the relief pitcher,
stopped the scoring In the sixth, but
ne aiso was oattea nara later in tne
game. Score:
BT. L0UI3. BOSTON".
AD.H.O.A.I1 All. 11. 0. A. K.
pi re a: Ferguson and 'Evans.
Senators Shut Oat.
ST. LOUIS. Mo.. Aug. 22.-ltoy Mitchell
kept the Washington's hits well scat
tered, shutting them out, while Ills team
mates lilt lKMiuiiiK ior tnree runs. et.
Huirlas. 2b. 4 2 3 6 oMrntll. 3 1 3 3 I I-mii, Krored Its first runs In Ihe third
o.k. ef..., 4 2 2 o "";, ? J J t inning when Agnew nnd Hhotton singled
Mai., If.., 4 I 1 0 oOoBMllr, If. 3 14 0 0 Qri BI,u..nP.d . baso n Marean a wild
SVb 5 I I ImuSS'&U itll throw. Austin beat out an Infield slnglo.
WhHM rf.. 4 100 oBmltb, 3b... 2 o l o l scoring Agnew, nnd whllo Gondii wss
rrLmrr, ts. 3 l 2 3 SD.tiin. Sb,.'. I ioi o ' dleutlrtg l.'mplro Dlnecn's declslua
onotton crosma tne iiaie. nnuiioi pcurca
the third run In the ulRhth, when lie
singled and stole second, scoring on Aus
tin's single. Washington's scoring chances
were spoiled by two double plays. Score;
8T. LOUIS. WASHINGTON.
AB.U.O.A.K. An.lt.O.A.15.
Hhoittli, if.. 1 & 0 i)Mol!r, rf . 4 I 3 0 0
....... . 1. . 4 .. n t1fnmlmw tk. A A 9 A
Boston 2 0100402 -9 r.::.,"' iu...: i i 4 3 OMIIsn. el.... 4 0 3 0 0
Two-base hit Mej'ers. Thpee-bAse hit: wiillsnn, rf4 1 20 oandil. lb. . 3 1 7 1
Dvlln. Hits; Off Douk, in five Inning luirati, m,.s 1 0 4 Moran, n. 3 1321
tnone nut in slzth): off Geyer. I In three BrUf. lb,. . 3 1 0Wnk. If, . 2 1 0 0 0
WlDfo. C....3 0 3 2 )ZIhb. cf 4 110 0
RobrU. c. 3 O 2 1 tWbllni. a.. 4 1 4 0
Doak, p 2 0 0 1 Jltudolph, p.. 4 2 2 2 9
Oerer, p.i..l 0 0 1 o'McDoniU .1 1 0 0 0
Eisni ,.,..1 0 O 0
ToUU,...13 10 21 19 2
TcUIs.. .14 7 14 14 3
Batted for Smith In sixth.
Rt. Loul 1, 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 t
innnlngs. wacnnce nit; unititn. fnc -; f ; Y Tf,:,,.. - i X i t X
flco tlr. Mowrey, Stolen bases: Mvers e""! 1 ! J Sjj!Xf.V,,e,V I ? S l I
It). Left on bases: BL Louis. 7; Bnitott, I Mllrhll, p.. 8 0 2 0Bo.hl sf, p. 3 1 0 0 0
4. Bases on balls: Off Doak. 1; off - 7. , ,ash'"
Totals ) 6 21 10 1
Ban for Boehllng In ninth.
Stolen bases: Knot ten, Schater. Doublo
Washington 00000000 0-0
St. Louis... 00200001 -Z
(ilays: Balentl to Pratt to Brief; Austin
to Pratt to Brief; Foster to Morgan to
UandM. Lett on bases: Kt. Ixuls. 4;
Washington, X Struck out: By Boehllng,
5; by Mitchell. 4. rassea Dan: Agnewv
never. 1. Base on errors: Bt. Trills.
Boston, 2. Hit by pitched ball. By Doalt,
Myers. Struck out: By Doak. 6; by
Rudolph, 3, Wild pitches: By Pork, 4.
Time: 1:47. Umpires: O'Day and Kmsll.
Colled on Aocoant of Darknrss.
CENTRAL CITY. Neb.. Aug. K.-niSpe.
clal Telegram.) The approach of dark
.. rnrred the cilllnc of the same be
tween Central City and the Nebraska , i!lnie; 1.40. Umpires; Egun and Dlnen
r-,.tierin with a 6 to 5 tied score. Laub I
for Central City received good support I Maekmea Take Secoiia.
and woiked well. Front, the star pitcher CHICAGO. I1U, Aug. 2.-Qulck thinking,
of the Collegian, worked in great form I clever base running and three bunched
and deserved a clean-cut victory. hits today gave Philadelphia the second
Batteries- Nehraska Collegians, Front game of the series with Chlcaro, 2 to 1.
and Dlneen; Central City, laub and , unck Weaver of Chicago paved the way
Muxey. ' I to victory for the league leaders when
v le fu ,0 puy attention to the umpires.
Iloust for Tall-Knurrs. , Murphy filed out to short in the eighth.
in chottim and Pratt the St louls Oldrlng tingled ana isuaie 1 0111ns am
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