Nothing's Safe with "Dead Eye Dick" in the
- . . XSt iySAJt Co
rodrkes gehhe last one
Same with Grizzlies Goes to Score of
Five to Three.
OLOBMAN FADES EARLY IN DAY
Clancy, Who Plnyed Rlffht Field for
Conmilton, Twists Ankle and
I Carried Off tho
Field.
DENVER, Colo., Juno 7. Omaha won
the fourth and ait grime of the aeries
, from Denver, S to 3. The locals knocked
Closman off the rubber In the first In
hlng. Clancy, who played right field In
the place of Congalton. twisted hla ankle
ind waa carried oft tho field. Score:
OMAHA.
AU. 11. H. O.
A.
3
0
1
0
0
3
2
1
0
1
0
Schlpke, 2b 6 1
hase, lb... 3
Krug. If 4
Thomaaon, cf 4
lnncy, rf 2
Ward, 3b 3
Thomns, aa 4
.'rosby, c 3
?I6sman, p 0
walla, p 4
Shestak, rf 1
Totala 33 3
27 11
DENVER.
An. n. it. o. A. E.
Fav. 2h. .
i... 5 1 2 4- 4 2
rasstdy, rf 4 0 2 2
parbour, 3b 4 12 0
Butcher, cf 4 12 3
Mltchel. If 8 0 12
policy, aa 4 0 11
Fisher, lb 2 0 0 11
Block, c 3 0 0 4
Harrlnnton. D 2 0 0 0
k Totals 3 3 10 27 U 4
malm 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2-S
enver 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-3
Stolen bases: Thomaaon, Coffey. Two
pase hit! Kchlpke. Sucrlflco hlta: Chnae,
.Flahor, Barbour, flacrlflco fly: Fisher,
lilt by pitched ball: Rutihsr, Clancy.
Struck out: lly Willis. S: by Harrington.
S, Baaea on balls: Off Wlll.s. 5; off lUr
Vlnirtin 1. nnuhle navi: Krur to Crosby:
Five to Flnlior. Innlmra Ditched ; My
riosman one-lhlrd, rur.n 3, h'ts 4: by WIN
ills, eight and two-third, runs 1, hits 6.
frtmej 2:02. Umplro: Haskell.
MIOUX AND ANTBLOPSS D1VIDD
First nnmrt Wan by Lincoln h?
8ra nf KotlP to Three.
i SIOUX CITY. Ia.. June 7-Bloux City
and Lincoln broke even In today's doublo
iheader. the visitors w'nr.lnif the first.
(I to 3, In ten Innings and losing tho sec
tond. 0 to 4. in six Innings, Score, Hist
rgame;
II. O. A. E.
0 B S 0
1110
12 5 1
0 8 0 0
13 0 0
0 0 0 0
12 2 0
2 9 4 0
0 0 2 2
1 30 17 3
II. O. A. E.
2 10 0
2 2 4 0
3 B 1 0
17 2 0
3 2 0. 0.
2 0 0 1
13 0 0
0 6 1 0
0 2 4 1
0 2 0 0
il 30 ii" "Sj
Cooney, 2b., 4 0
rinrltM. if 4 o
(Smith, sa 3 0
Kane, id i
LeJeune. cf. 4 0
Baird. rf S 1
Callahan, Sb 3 1
lunip, o a u
bunrsen, p s u
Totala . 33 .3
. LINCOLN,
' All. n.
'Allen, rf , 5
McOafflgan, as 4
Lloyd. 2b 6
Mullen, lb &
Miller, cf 5
Qulllln, 3b 4
Collins, It 4
Rehor. c 2
(Khman, p 4
til.Vmr r,
Totals
.40
BIoux City. 0 00003000 03
Lincoln 0 01000020 14
Three-base hit: Callahan. Sacrifice
Lhltst Qulllln, McOafflgan, . Luhraen,
Cooney, Kane, stolen Dasea: uioyn, Al
len. Callahan. Crisp. Miller, liases on
ibulls- Off Ehman. B. Struck out: By
fehman. 8; by Luhraen. 7. Hit by pitched
(ball. Crisp. Passed ball: Crisp. Time:
jJt:30. Umpire: Fyfe.
I Score, second garner. . .
LINCOLN.
AD. R, II.
o.
1
0
i;
6
0
' 0
1
ft
0,
3
0
A.
1
1
V
1
2
0
1
n
,0
0
f 'Allen, rf .
tMcOaftlgan, ss.
Eloyd, 2b
iMullen, lb. ......
Miller, cf. ....
0
0
0
3
3
0
0
0
0
Ul
0
0
0
2
3
uuillin. an.
.Collins, If. 2
Meyer, c 2
fcmitn. p.
Jlehor, c. 0
Cooney, p. 0
Totala ......22 0 4 18
BIQUtf CITY.
Aa It. H.
Q.
I
2
0
8
1
0
1
A. E.
Cooney, 2b.
i Clarke, lb.
Smith, as
Kane. lb.
Leleune, of.
4
4
4
0 2
C 2
0 1
0 0
1 0
0 0
2
2
UairJ, rf
1
1 1 o
"CttUahan. 3h
fOvlart m 1
'Doyle, p. 3 0
Totala 23 4 S IS 7 0
tflloux City 0 2 0 1 0 14
.Lincoln 0 0 0 0 0 00
Called at nd of sixth Inning to allow
Lincoln to catch ft train.)
Two-base hits: Callahan. Clarke. Sac
irlflce hits: Callahan. Crisp. Stolen base:
Smith. Innings pitched: By Smith. 4V4.
HlU! Off Smith. C: off Cooney. 2: off
Doyle, Bases on ha!lt: Off Smith: 4;
(Off Cooney, 1; off Doyle, 2. Struck out:
By Smith. 6; by Cooney. 3; by Doyle, 8.
Urtsae: 1:30. Umpire: Fyfe.
.BOOSTERS AND JOOHBRS SPLIT
Two
Teatna Divide Double-Header
nt WlcUltn.
WICHITA, Kan.. June 7.-W(chlta and
Dm Mclnea divided a double-header here
4ay, Wichita Uvkln? the flrat game.
Tbei second sme waa called at the end
of the aeventh inning to allow Dea Moines
ta catch a train. Jlmmla Durham had
1jd Moines on hla hip In the first game
4 they secured only nine scattered hits,
easolonl for Wichita got a home run.
Xetfrldge repeated on Wichita in the sec
M game and won easily. Hla delivery
M o complete mystery to the locals,
lasnbert wm hammered off the mound
In tk fourth esd Ballsburr, recruit who
M4 out with Dea Jstolnes, worked, the
lnat three Innings, allowing only one' hit.
Score, flrat game:
WICHITA.
AU. R. H. O. A. E.',
Ocha. Sb 6. .3 8 1 3 1
Nicholson, If 3 1 2 2 0 0
O'lUurke, 2b 3 '0 1 3 4 0
Henry, lb 6 1 1 11 1 1
H. Jones, c 3 0 110 0
Hills, cf 3 112 10
llossolonl. rf 3 2 2 3 0 0
Fltzslmmons, as,,.,. 3 2 1 4 6 1
Durham, p ".. 3 0 0 0 2 0
Totala 31 10, 12 27 16 3
DES MOINES.
AD. R. H. O. A. E.
JIahn, rf 3 1 2 2 0 0
Hunter, cf 6 0 0 3 1 0
Rntlly, aa 4 0 2 1 2 2
lireen. If 3 0 0 2.1 0
T. Jonea, lb 4 0 0 7 3 1
Haley, c 4 0 2 4 2 0
Andreas, 2b 2 2 .1 2 1 0
Ewoldt. 3b 4 1 2 3 3 1
Klnsclla, p 3 0 0 0 2 0
Shaw 1 0 0 0 0 0
Totala S3 7 " 21 IS 7
Hatted for Klnaella In ninth.
Dm Moines 1 10002020-4
Wichita 1 3 2 0 0 3 0 1 -10
Left on bases: Des Moines, ; Wichita,
B. Sacrifice hits: Urccn, O'Rourke. D.
Jones, Durham. Two-base hits: nellly
m, Henry, Bills, ochs, ntzsimmons m.
Home run: Dossolonl. Stolen bases:
Nicholson (2), Ochs. Double plays: Ocha
to O'Rourke to Henry, O'Rourke to Fltz
almmona to Henry. Struck out: Dy Kin-
sella. 3; by Durham, 1. liases on bans:
Off Klnaella, 4; off Durham, 1. Hit by
I pitched ball: Andreas, Fltzslmmons.
Time: 1:W. umpires: uass ana aicwu
ferty. DUFFV
FOR JOSIES
llns Detter of Mtevens In Finches
nnd Cops the Game.
,V .,!., tfl.l.V I. W U . J ......
better thnn Stevens In the pinches and St.
Joseph made It nn even break on the
tcrle', winning today's game. Poor bae
running proved costly for the locals. O.
watson atoio nome in tne tmra. . wcore;
TOPKKA.
AD. R. H. O. A. E.
Cochrnn. 8b B 0 0 0 3 - i0
Lattlmore, 2b S o 2 ' 4 2 n
Forsvthe. rf E 0 0 0 0 0
Joerncr, lb 4 1 ''0 0 1 I
Tnlllon, ss....
i.nprs, c. t u i o i i
Gear, U .1 1 2 5 0 0
Wakefield, cf 4 0- 3 1 .0 0
P-evens, p 3 12 12 1
HiKglnbotham, p.... 0 0 0 0 0 0
McOrnth, p 0 0 0 0 0 0
'Lemon 1 0 0 0 0 0
Totals 31 .1 11 27 13 8
ST. JOSEPH.
AD. R. II, O. A. K.
R. Wntson, 2b 3 2 1 t 3 1
Fox,, If S ,3 3 1 o n
O. Watson, cf 8 2 2 2 0 0
Patterson, lb 4 0 2 11 3 1
Jlrltton, s 4 0 1 2 B 1
Davis, rf.... S 0 1 2 0 0
wall, 3b 4 0 113 0
Griffith, o 3 0 0 3 0 1
Uuffy, p 4 10 110
Totals .37 8 U 27 13 7
Datted for Hlgglnbotham In eighth.
Topeka 00201000 0-3
St Joseph -. 102200300-8
. Three-base hits. Talllon, Fox. Two
base hit: Patterson. Sacrifice hit: Pat
terson. Double plays: Cochran to Lattl-
more to Koerntr. Patterson to Drltton
Stolen bases: a. Watscn (2. Hits: Off
Slovens. V In six and two-thirds lnnlnnrs:
eff McQrath, 2 In one Inning. Bases on
balls: Off Stevens. 3: off Hlireanbotham.
1; oft Duffy, 2. Struck out: lly Stevens,
3: cy uigBinuotnam, i: by uuify, x. wild
pitch: Stevens, umpires; Oaaton and
Stockdale.
Dates Are Set for
Oity Golf Tourney
The city tournament for the (coir
championship of Omaha will be Inaugu
rated on June 1, with the play at the
Country club, On the following Sunday
the play will be at the Field club n&
July B, the final rounds, will be played
at the Hppy follow club. The con
ditions for the tourney are the same aa
previously, thirty-six .hole medal play
over each of the three coursea. A medal
will be given the winner.
DRAW FOR MATCH AGAINST
BOGEY AT FIELD CLUB MADE
' The qualifying round of the match play
against bogey at the Field club for the
Omaha trunk factory and Jlurgesa-Nash
prises has been played with sixteen null
ifying. The drawing for the first round
ia as follows:
K. W. Hock playa H. F. Reed.
C. W. Richard playa J. W. Hughea .
It M. Swltxler playa J. A. Tlllson.
J. A. Abbott playa A. O. Nichols.
O. 11. Mlneld playa O. II. Ueckett ,
H. O. Orunsheet playa J. U. Fraden
burg. .
M. K. LaDouceur playa W. E. Pal
roatelr. S. W. Reynolds playa C. W. Catkin.
Atlnntu W:ui. from Huntley.
ATLANTA. Neb.. June 7,-(8peclal.)-Atlanta
defeated Huntley, 6 to B In a
ninth Inning batting rally yesterday. The
score stood B to 4 In favor of Huntley
In the last halt of the ninth. With two
out and two atrikea on the batter, he hit
a three-base drive over first base, dan
gerously close to the foul line, which, with
two men on bases, won the game. Uat
tertcs: Huntley. Dyhr, Stackhouse and
Sell: Atlanta, Dergqulst and Drown.
Xelson Whitney Keeps Title.
MEMPHIS. Tenn.. June 7. Kelson
Whitney of New Orleans, southern golf
champion, aa the result of today's play In
the Southern Golf association tournament
here retained the title by defeating Perry
Adair, the 15-yearvold Atlanta youth, 14
up and 2 to go. At the ond of the mom
InK game of eighteen holts Whitney waa
12 up on the Atlanta ' youth, but when
play was resumed this afternoon Adair
seemed to have recovered from hla nerv
ousness. Omaha, real eatat la the beat Investment
you could make. Read Tna Dee'a read
estato columns.
KEARNEY TRIMS NORFOLK
Hit and Hun Game is Flayed in a
Bad Duststorm.
SCORE IS, VERY ONE-SIDED
KlnRdon Holds Norfolk Don to
Fevr llltH, While. Ills Teninmntes
Are Knocking; tho Unll
All Orer the Lot.
KEARNEY, Neb., Juno 7.-(8peclal Tel
egram.) Kearney trimmed tho Norfolk
team today In a hit-and-run game played
In a bad dust storm by a score of 15 to 3.
Klngdon played an excellent game, giv
ing but few hits. The fielders were
workod hard and chased the ball nil over
the field. Two walks and a hit followed
by a, home run gave Norfolk their three
scores. Harris, a new outfielder, showed
up well. Score:
NORFOLK. KEARN-EY,
AD.H.O.A.E.
lb. .. 6 3 2 2 OH'rbrsnd.
AD.H.O.A.E-
rtflt,
nrowii, m.,, 4
tirtsht. cf., 4
IttmMr, rt.. 4
Mlllfr. It... I
Mtlker, lb,, I
Coblt lb... 3
Muftwr, c... 3
uttcticll. p. 1
r i a v v
lSrnk. b... C
0
1
0
0
0
0
Ounimtn, lb.
1 is
2 0
OHirrli.
If
lAcotk, lb..
0M&tnr, cf.
OLow. m...
0 7
0 13
0 0
tftarnvon.
OKtnfdoi). p.. S
Totlls tl t 24 11 1 Totala
Norfolk 0 '0 0 0 0 0 0 2 1-3 1
Kearney 0 1 0 1 1 5 2 B '-15'
Two-base hlta: Lowe (2), Drumm, Sy
nek (8), Harris (2), Klngdon. Three-base
hits: Drumm, Matney. Home run: Mil
ler. Stolen bases: Melker, Hlldarbrand,
Harris. Double playa: Lowe to Drumm:
Lowe to Acock to Drumm. Bases on
balls: Off Gctchell. 4; off Klngdon, 6. .
Left on bases: Norfolk, 7: Kearney, 11. !
Hit by pitched ball: Drumm. Struck out:!
uy ueicneii, io; by Kingaon, 7. l'aased
balls: Sermon, 3. Time: 2:00. Scorer:
McClure,' Umpire: Meyera.
Police, Only Save Umpire.
BEATRICE, Neb., June 7.-(Special
Telegram.) Beatrice loat today's gamo
with Haatlnga, by a score of 2 to 0, a
riot being narrowly averted In the elghta
Inning, when Umpire Qulglcy called Mc
Cabe safe at flrat, scoring a Hastings
runner. A large crowd of angry fans
surged on the field, and ample police pro
tection was all that saved the umpire.
Durlpg the wranglo tho umplro forgot to
call time and another Hastlnga man
scored. iorai directors have entered &
protest agalnat Qulgloy with President
Miles. The game waa played at Wymoro,
Score:
1IA8TIN03.
BEATRICE.
AD.H.O.A.E.
AU.H.O.A.E.
Ibt6l4. rf 3 0 1 0 OUni. f.. 4 0 4 1 0
Hellrlch. 2 0 1 1 ODliok. rt.. 2 1 0 0 0
Dmnttt. cf. 4 0 t 0 ONrtf. 3b.... 112 3 0
MoCkb, If. 4 1 10 OBocks'tf, lb 4 0 13 1 0
B. nrown, 3 1 1 1 0Co. c 3 0(01
OtUniM. lb 4 1 t 1 OOrlrt. M. ...1 0 0 10
L. llrown. e 1 0 T 0 oMnnroe. cf. 2 0 1 0 0
MUtlcks, Sb 4 0 3 3 onimnnon. 3b 3 10 3 1
Vsace, p... 10 0 1 OMcDoo'll, r J 1 0 5, 0
Totals 2 8 27
7 0 Totals 4 V 14 2
Hastings ....
..t.u u u o o o o 2 I
Beatrice 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00
sioien oases: jy. urown. onet. Sacrifice
hits: E. Brown, Reehtold. Hellrlch.
n.tlM. nUu. 1T11IW . ...... .
uettman. Struck outi By Vance. 6: by
MoDonnell. 5. Bases on balls: Oft Vance,
4: oft MoDonnell, 6. Passed balls: Brown
(i). Lett on baaea: Beatrice, 6; Hastings,
. Umpire: Qulgley. Time: 2:00.
Cipher for Islanders.
GRAND ISLAND, Neb,, June 7. (Spe
cial Telegram.) Yesterday's blowout of
Grand Island's machine continued today.
Smith's errora aiding the Discoverers
especially. The latter also found Hatch
with eaae, though the latter had wretched
support. Bchoonover has been tempo
rarily suspended. Thiemann held the
locals down to two singles and a scratch.
A large crowd had turned out to welcome
tho .home team. Score:
COIAJMDU8. ORAND ISLAND.
All. II. O. .E. An it n 1 r
ijsen. cr. . I I I o
P.lmer, ( 1 2 2
I'r.tt. rf..,. 14 10
Del. lb.... ( 2 T 0
CUrk. 3b... 4 2 3 2
Crana, It... t 0 1 0
Adtma, lb... 4 112
Kmnrsr, e 4 1 10 0
ThUmtnn pilot
ORobeo, ib.. 3
ORralth. 2b., 4
0Pm, U... 4
OErerdoa. cf. 3
ODowbtr, rf. 3
OVsnce, C....2
OWfcnl, rs... 2
OCUIro, lb.. 4
OHatch, p... 2
0 2
0 2
1 0
0 11
HAllaaS.
P. I
1 0 .
Totals 42 II 27 8 0
ToUli.
mil oi
Columbus 1 3 3 0 3 0 0 0 o io
Grand Island 0 00000000 0
Earned runs: Columbus, 3. Two-base
mis: I'simer, Pratt Clark.
Sacrifice
hits: Palmer. Clark. Downey. Bases on
balls: Off Hatch. 1; off Holland. I: off
Thiemann. S. Struck out: By Hatch, 3;
by Holland. S: by Thiemann. 8. Lft on
bases: Columbus. 10; Grand Island, 8.
Double play: Holland to Claire to Smith.
Wild pitch: Hatch. Hit by pitched ball:
Adams by Holland. Umpire: Dixon.
York Wins Long; One.
SUPERIOR. Neb., June 7 (Special
Telegram.) Superior lost a fourtean-ln-ntnjr
game by errors, using two pitchers
In the field again. A double steal bv
Oreen and Weldman. a one-handed catch
by Pierce and running catches by Thels
sing and Krrett featured. An exhibition
game before the league game was won
by Superior. 4 to 3. Score: R.H.E.
York 0 020010000000 i-i 8 4
Superior ....1 20000000000014 8 8
uauenes: CKyocic ana bcnisseii; Weiae- I ninth Innlnr when h KnrtnrfloM nlno
man and Oreen. Umpires: McAIear and i nlntn. ng' , "Mn. Ve 5Pnne'a n'M
Klssane. bunched Its hlta and brought In the win-
r- j nig tally.
TRIUMPHS WIN FROM THE , u;ri" Gottrh Rd. odBett
BEMIS PARKS: SCORE, 30 TO 3 1 tZ the Ramblers. Struck out: Dy
1 ; Gottsch, 7; by Roncka. 10.
The Triumphs of the Booster league ,
won an easy game from the Demls Parks ! Mountclnrea Defeat FnrreJIs.
at Miller park Sunday afternoon by a. ; The Mountclares added another victory
score of SO to 3. The Trlurapa meet the tfPvJ1 JJt'KLJL'J P'rE???1
,vi j. -.. : Syrup Co. yesterday, 11 to 7. The fea-
est Ends next Sunday. ,tUre of the game was the pitching of
. liPrall, who let the Syrup boy a down vrlth
c. Kt,,m ,-,. ,. four hlta. Batteries: Mountclares. Prall
Falrborr Shuts Out Sterllnar. ftn(i geiuer; Farrells, Sha wand Smith.
jfAJiuiuur, weo., June 7. (Special
Telegram.) The Fair bury Grays caused '
consiaeraDie rejoicing among tne rans of
this city today by successfully defeating
the Sterling team tn the second game by
a score of t to Ot It was hard-fought
by both teams, but FsJrbury scored twice)
and prevented the riattora tn cetttoa;
around the paths at all Batteries: Fair
bury, Sch oil and Booth; BUrtlnc Martin
and Eaton.
THE BEE: OMAHA, MONDAY, JUNE 8, 1014.
Offing
Standing of Teams
WEST. LEAGUE I NATL LEAGUE.
W.UPct W.LJPot
Sioux City 27 17 .614 New York 24 14 .033
Denver .... 26 17 .60eClnctnnatl. 27 18 .600
St. Joseph 25 19 .5681 Pittsburgh. 22 13 .550
Dea Moines 23 20 .5351 Chicago ... 22 23 .489
Lincoln ... 23 23 .500 fit. Louis.. 22 25 .468
Omaha .... 20 22 .4761
Phlla 18 21 .462
Wichita .. 18 29 .583
Brooklyn .. 19 20 . 487
Doston .... 12 27 .208
AMER. A88'N.
W.L.Pct.
Topeka ... 16 30 .3331
FED. LEAGUE.
W.UPct
Baltimore. 23 15 .603
Milwaukee
24 IS .571
SS 23 .531
26 23 .531
25 24 .510
25 24 .510
24 24 .500
1 24 .442
18 27 .400
Chicago..,
Brooklyn.
23 18 .fxil.IndlanaD's.
17 18 .486 Louisville..
Buffalo. , . 19 18 .6141 Columbus. .
Indlanap'a 18 21 .452 Kan. City.
St Louis.. 20 24 .456, Cleveland..
Pittsburgh 19 21 .475: Mlnneap'a.
Kan city. 20 24 . 4ISt Paul
STATE LEAGUE.
AMER.
LEAGUE.
W.L-Pct
W.L.PCL
Washington 27 16 .628
Boston 20 22 .625
Phlla. 25 16 .810
Detroit 27 19 .587
St, Louts ...12 21 .612
Chicago 19 24 .442
New York.. 17 23 . 426
Cleveland ..13 29 .310
Haatlhgs ..IB 7 .682
G. Imand.,15 7 .682
York 12 10 .545
Superolr ...13 11 .642
Beatrice ...13 12 .5'JUl
Columbus ..10 12 .455
Norfolk .... 8 12 .400
i KuriHT
4 19 .174
Yeste.rday's Results,
' WESTERN LEAGUE.
Omaha, 5: Donver, 8.
St Joseph, 8; Topeka, 8.
Des Moines, 4-7; Wichita. 10-4.
Game
"'J J 1 JiJ!, Lincoln. 4-0: Sioux City, 8-1 Flrat gamo
44 20 jt ii 1 1 tcn Innings: second called in sixth.
cnuea m soventn.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New York, 0; Chlcajto, 4.
Washington, 2; St. Louis, 3.
Philadelphia, 2; Detroit, 4.
Boston, 3; Cleveland, 1.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Indianapolis, 12-9; Cleveland, 3-18. Sec
ond game called tn sixth.
Louisville, 10; Columbus, 2.
Kansas City, 4-4; Milwaukee, 6-2.
Minneapolis. 1-3; 8t Paul, 3-4.
STATE LEAGUE.
Norfolf. 3; Kearney. 15.
York. 8; Superior, 4.
Hastings. 2: Beatrice. "0.
Columbus; 10; Grand Island,
Guinea Today.
Western TRini Timnhn f WInMta
Des Moines at Denver. St. Joseph at Lin-
com, oioux, viiy ai xopeaa,
. National League Cincinnati at Boston.
Chicago nt Brooklyn, St. Louis at New
iorK. Mttsburgh at Philadelphia.
American Loarue New York t Chi
cago, Washington at St. Louis, Phlladel-
pnia ai uciroit, uoston at Cleveland.
American Association St Paul at
Minneapolis, Kansas City at Milwaukee.
Federal League Brooklyn, at Chicago,
"n", ft? .V",TVlS?"iff " in"
atato League Norfolk: at Grand Island,
York at Hastings, Superior at Beatrice,
oiumnua at Kearney,
New Rules for the
Student Athletes
CHICAGO. June 7. Three new rules
which must be referred to the faculties
for passage were adopted today by the
faculty committee of thn TnterrrIlirlnf
I Conference
1 ' "fc '
Following are the pro
posais:
1. That athletes be allowed to com'
pete In only two branches of sport dur
ing the scholastic year.
i. mat a conference athlete cannot
try out for an Olympio team under the
tutelage of an athletlo club coach, but
must be coached by his college mentor
or must train himself for the event
3. Any student or athlete may take
chargo of a playground where gymnas
tic ability Is not required without Jeopar
dising his amateur or collegiate athletlo
standing.
Iowans Fail to Hit
and Lose to Grrinnell
IOWA CITY. Ia., June 7.-(Bpeclal Tele
gram.) Iowa failed to hit In the plncheo
today and lost an unlucky game to Grin-
nell, 2 to 1. The visitors played a bril
liant defensive game. Laucks outpltched
, Anderson, but errora by Gross were
costly. It waa the final game of the year
for the Hawkeyea. Score: R.H.E.
Grlnnell 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 03 6 1
Iowa 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 01 6 2
Ratterlea: Anderaon and Farwell;
Laucks. Sleverdlng and Foster.
SPRINGFIELD TAKELS GAME
FROM RAMBLERS IN NINTH
The Ramblers of Omaha and South
Omaha were defeated by 'the home team
at Springfield, Neb., Sunday afternoon In
, an exclttng hall game, which terminated
; In a score of 7 to 6.
i Tha tram a waa nnt ricMA until thn
Game Postponed.
The' game between the Telephone com
pany team and the Pagomaa. scheduled
tor today, has been postponed.
0nbrldjre Wins.
CAMBRIDGE. Nob.. June T. (Spocial
Teiecram. Cambridge defeated TVhanfn
today at Lebanon. 20 to 3.
BROWNS OVERCOME SENATOR
Tie Score in the Ninth and Win in
the Tenth Inning. N
AGNEW'S SINGLE WINS GAME
Leary Had Trlppled and Formex
Omaha Catcher Cinches the
Gnme with ii One-Hase
Drive.
ST. LOUIS, June 7. St. Louis defeated
Washington, 3 to 2, In ten innings today
when Leary tripled and scored on Agnew's
Btngle, St. Louis tied It In the ninth
when Shotten singled and Austin waa hit
by a pitched ball. Score:
WASHINGTON. 6T. LOUI8.
AD.H.O.A.E. AD.H.O.A.E.
Moeller, rf.. 5 2 10 OShotten. cf. 3 1 0 0 0
Foater, 2b.. i
MlUn. cf... 5
Cmdll. lb., t
Khnjiki. If., 4
Morgaa, 2b,. 2
Mcbrld, s. 3
Itenrr, e... 3
Boeftllas. p, 4
Ajri, p., . 0
3 OAiutln, lb.. 1 0 3
1 OPntt. 2b... 4 10
2 OMlller. rt.. I 0 3
1 0C.Wlker. It 3 1 0
2 0Iur. lb.. 3 1 20
4 OW'uns. ss... 4 0 1
2 Miww. c... 4 14
4 OWellmtn, p 33 0 0
0 0
Totals 23 6 20 23 3
Totals 37 728 It 0
Ono out when winning run scored.
Washington 0 00001001 0-2
St Louis 0 00000002 13
Two-base hits: Moeller, Milan. Three
base hits: Walker, Lcary. Hits. Off
Boehllng, 4 tn nine Innlnga; off Ayors, 2
In one-third Inning. Sacrifice hits: Mc
Bride, Miller. Stolen base: Moeller. Left
on bases: Washington, 8; St. Louts. 4.
Bases on balls: Off Weilman. 2t off
Boehllng. 4. Hit by pitched ball: By
Boehllng, Walker. Austin. Struck out;
By Boehllng, 6; by Weilman. 4. Time:
2:12.
Umpires: Hlldebrand and O'Lough-
Iln.
Hits Win for Red Sox.
CLEVELAND, June 7.-Hlta by Scott.
Lewla and Janvrln and a double steal
by. Lewis and .Janvrln gave Boston a 2
to 1 victory over Cleveland today. After
the first Inning both Foster and Lefty
James pitched masterly ball. Score:
CLEVELAND. . BOSTON.
A.H.O.A.E. A.H.O.A.E.'
Lalbold. cf. 4
0 3
OHoocMr. rf.. 4
0 2
Hartford, u. 3
BlsUnd. ts, 0
Ortnoy, If.. 4
0 1
0 0
2 6
1 4
Ogcott. M. ... 4
Ogpeaker, cf. 4
Olxiwli. If... 4
Ojtnrrla, lb. 4
Omrdner, 3b. 3
OTarkeo, Sb. B
OCadr.
(fPostor, p... 3
1 1
1 4
1 1
2 7
0 1
0 I
0 10
1 0
jacktoa. rr.
Olaon. 3b... 4 10
Johntton, lb 4 0 10
Tunur, Sb.. 3 0 3
O-NcM. c. 3
Mlr.. c...
Jams, p..
BoTrmaa. n
Lolir.lt .
nilllnn .,
Wood ....
2Ut K P,1
ToUl 32 6 27 10 0
Cleveland 1 0
Boston 2 0
Hits: Off James. S
0 0 0 0 0 0 0-1
0 0 0 0 0 0 0-2
tn eight Innings.
Three-baso hit: Olson.
stolen cases:
Lewis. Janvrln, Speaker.
Bases on balls:
Off Foster, 1. Left on bases: Cleveland,
6; Boston, 8. Struck out: ByJamea, 1;
by Bowman, 1: by Foster, 9. Double
play: Olson to Johnston to Turner. Wild
pitch. By Bowan. Time: 1:32. Umpires:
Chill and Sheridan.
Faber Wins for Sox.
CHICAGO, Juno 7. Feber held New
York to three hlta today, while Chicago
bunched hits and won, 4 to 0, off Mc
Hale In the second and sixth Innings.
Only three New York players reached
base and none paaaed It. Score:
NEW TOtRK. CHICAGO.
AD.H.O.A.E. AD.H.O.A.E
Mattel, lb.. 2
0 0
1 4
IFabar. p.... 3
0 0
2 2
Hartaell, rf. 2
Merl, rf.. 0
Oook, rt.... 4
Walb. If... 4
0 Writer, as. 4
OB'kburtM. 2b 3
Orwmmltt, It. 3
OCbtllna, rt.. 3
OCtitas, lb.. 3
OBodl. cf... 2
0 Schalk. c. 2
OAlcock ,3b.. 2
0
0 1
1 2
0 1
0 4
0 0
1 12
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 1
1 2
1 0
1 12
1 3
1 8
0 3
Tfunmator. e 4
p-mncin. t s
WlllUnu. lb 2
TruMdil, tb 2
MclUL. p.. 1
OAdwoll, p 1
0 Totala.
37 7 37 13 0
Total! 28 2 24 1 1
Tew York 00000000 0-0
Chicago 0 1 0 0 0 3 0 0 -4
Two-base hlta: Collins, Weaker (2).
Hits: Off Mcllale, 7 In five and one
third Innlnga; off Caldwell, none In two
and two-thirds innings. Sacrifice hits:
Bodle, Demmltt, Collins. Schalk. Stolen
baaea: Schalk, Maisel, Chase, Bodle. Left
on bases: New York. 6; Chicago. E. Bases
on balls: Off Faber, 3; off McHale, L
Hit by pitched ball: My McHale. Black
burn: by Faber. Hansen. birucK out;
By Faber, 6; by McHale, 1; by Caldwell,
3. Time: 1:48. Umpires: Egan and
Evans.
Tlgreni Trim Maokmen.
DETROIT. June 7. By hitting Bush and
Pennock hard and often Detroit attain
defeated Philadelphia today. 4 to 2. A)-
tnougn no pitched good Don. uoveiesuie
waa in danger on several occasions, and
two fast double plays cut off possible
Philadelphia scores: Schang waa spiked
in the right hand when Mortality stole
home In the seventh and Lapp replaced
rum. ecore:
Batted for Pennock In ninth.
Coveleskle out, bunted third strike.
Philadelphia 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0-2
uetrolt 2 0010010
Two-base hlta: Kavanaurh. Barrv.
Murphy, Morlarlty. Hlta: Off Duah. 3
in one inning: off 1'ennoek. 7 in seven in
nlngs. Sacrifice hit: Cobb. Stolen baaea
Hush. Morlarlty. Double playa: Bush to
Kavanaugh to Burns (2); Murphy to Mc
Innla; Oldring to Barry to Colllna. Left
on Daaes, 1'hlladelDhla. 9: Detroit. T.
Bases on balls: Off Bush. 1: off Covelea.
kle, 4: off Pennock. 3. Hit by pitched ball:
uy uoieieaKie, Aiurpny. tjtrucK out: By
x-annocK, a; uy vovetesKie, i. lime; zivi.
Umpires) Dineen and Connolly.
A Query.
Jerome & McWade. the wealthy Duluth
connoisseur, sua at a recent dinner:
"I spent the winter on the Riviera. The
winter fashions were really shocking
snocxing, mat is, to comstock minds.
Nothing shocks me.
"llut in the evenlnar. at the Nice Coun
try club dances, vourur Kirls would wear
aieeveiesa gowns that lerr the back quite
Dare irora me waisi up. iney couia say
truly ha. ha. ha! that they hadn't a
stitch to their backs, eh? And In the
afternoon at the dansanta young girls
would wear gowns that were, either
slashed to the knee, or else that were a
still subtler device transparent to the
knee, permitting the slim and silken limb
to Kleom throuirh a nanel ot lace and
tulle.
A western millionaire at the NegTesco.
In Nice, on seeing his three daughters in
gowns of this radical type, gave a loud
laugh one day last winter and said:
" 'Br llmro. Kir la. what will you leave
off when the, hot weather comes 7" New
York Tribune.
Drawn for the Bee by
Amateur Standings
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.
W. L. Pet
Omaha Electric L. & P. Co S o l.om
Immanuel Baracaa S 1 ,S33
u. P. Commissary 4 2 .667
Council Bluffs Y. M. C. A 3 2 .600
McGraw Electrics S 3 .KM
Omaha Groin Exchange 2 3 .400
UPdIKes 2 4 .333
U. P, Passenger Department.. .2 4 .333
u. a. tsatiK i 4 .200
City National Bank ..0 0 .000
CLASS A LEAGUE?.
W. L. Pet.
Armours 5 o l.ooo
Nebraska Telephone Co 6 1 .833
l'agomas 2 1 .667
Eagles 1 1 .500
Alamltos 2 4 .333
Omaha Gas Company 1 3 .230
Omaha National Bank 0 6 .000
Firemen .... 0 0 .000
Yesterday' Results. ,
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.
Immanuel Baracaa, 13; U. P. Passenger,
10; eleven Innings.
U. P. Commissary, 3; Council Bluffs, Y.
M. C. A., 14.
Omaha Electric Light and Power Co., 2;
Grain Exchange, 1.
McGraw & Co., 15; Updlkea, 14; ten. to
nlngs. City Natlonal-U. S. Natloral: nost.
poned: wet grounds.
SATURDAY CLASS A LEAGUE.
Only one game Dlayed: others noat.
poned. The Saturday Class A leaguers
will hold a meeting at tho city hall Mon
day night at 8 o'clock.
Armours, o; Omaha National Bank, 4.
ST- TT-Jj.J T
1 aCflb V anitlG KillTI S
' vvyjlJ-u T UIXIUXO J.UUUO
Away from Resolute
in the Fourth Race
RYE, N. Y June 7. The yacht Vanltle
turned the tables on the Resolute In the
fourth Long Island sound race, sailed to
day under tho auspices of the Lorchmont
Yacht club over a triangular course, win
nlng by five minutes and fifty-two seo-
onds In elapsed time.
As the Vanltle gives the Resolute an
estimated allowance over the twenty-nine
and three-quarters miles course of three
minutes and twelve seconds, the margin
was believed to have been two minutes
and forty seconds. Although sailed In
light to moderate winds which Wore some
what uncertain at times, the race was a
fairer test than the contest Tuesday.
which was. regarded as more or less of a
fluke, and which the Vanltle won by six
teen minutes and forty-eight seconds.
Except for the first two miles, tho race
today was more of a procession than
when the Resolute led the Vanltle in tho
second race Wednesday, which tho Bristol
boat won by eleven seconds. '
The yachts will be overhauled during
the next three days in preparation for
the three open sea contests next week off
Sandy Hook.
American Polo Men
Defeat Picked Team
nriau-oi-juAJj, jm. x., June 7. By a
score of 15 goals to 2, the American polo
cup defenders, a team composed of Rene
La Montagne, J. M. Water bury, Jr.,
Devereaux Mllburn and Lawrence Water
bury, won from an excellent picked team
at Meadowbrook today.
The match closed the practice of the
Americans before the commencement next
Thursday of their International matches
with the British challengers. Crossing
mallets with the cup defenders today
were two combinations, the first made up
of Alexander Brown, J. Watson Webb,
Malcolm Stevenson and John A. Traill,
who played for four periods; and the sec
ond of Webb as No. 1, C Perry Beadles-
ton as No. 2, Malcolm Stevenson as No.
and Traill as back.
The English players will close their
aeries of practice games tomorrow on the
J. S. Phlpps field at Westbury and there
will be no change In the lineup from
Tomklnson. Cheape, Barrett and Lookett
The field at Meadowbrook today could
not have been better and' the perfect
teamwork and riding displayed by the
Americans throughout the fast game left
no doubt In the minds of the polo experts
who witnessed the contest that more per
fect training could not have been acoom
pllshed.
Mrs, Raymond Wins
in Tennis Finals
PHILADELPHIA, June 7.-Mra. Ed
ward Raymond of New York now holda
three tltlea aa the result of her tennis
playing on the courts of the Merlon
Cricket cluh at Haverford. Today she
defeated Mlsa Marion Fenno of Boston in
the final rounds for the singles champlon-
snip or J'nnyivanla and eastern states
and partnered with W. T. Tllden. Jr.. of
Philadelphia she defeated Miss Eleanora
Sears of Boston and W. A. Larned of
New York for the mixed doubles cham
pionship. Yesterday she and Mlaa Edna
Wlldey won the doubles championship.
In the singles today Mrs. Raymond
started out badly, losing the first set.
Bh won the second after one of the bast
played sets of the tournament and the
third set came easily, Summary:
filnglea, final round: Mrs. Raymond de
feated Miss Fenno, 3-6, S-4, 6-2.
Mixed doubles, final round: Mrs. Ray
mond and Tllden defeated Miss Sears and
Larned, 8-4, 4-6, 4-1
"Bud5 Fisher
RECORD OFJPORT EVENTS
Federation Meeting in Franco is
Preparing List for Adoption,
FOE WOBLD-WIDE RECOGNITION
Conference and Itn Antlon llns
Sanction of International Ama
teur Athletla Federa
tion. LYONS, France, Juno 7. For the first
time in the history of athletics an official
list of world's records to bo rooognlsed
by all nations was drawn up today by tho
records committee of tho International
Amateur Athletlo federation, meeting
here. It la expected that tho Hat will ba
adopted early next week.
It la posslblo, however, that opposition
mar axlio In the caso of the dlsaus, in,
whloh tho committee, having; Abolished
the 8 foot 2V4 Inches oiralo from tho rules,
has been unable to reoognlso any record
except that of the Amerioan, Jftwes Dun
can, mado at Celtics park In 1015, 149 feet
OVi inchea.
One of the features of the alttlng waa
the elimination of Innumerable records
for special distances, and also of all reo
ords except those made on a trook, Tho
record for 400 yards straightaway ot
forty-two and half seconds mado by M,
W. Long at Quttenberg In 1900, has there
fore been discarded.
The committee decided to eliminate all
records above twenty-flvo mllos or forty
kilometers, and also record above two
hours on the ground that contosts at
greater dlstanoes would be exhausting
and should not be encouraged.
Xleeords to Be Recognised,
The only records that will bo recognlMd
In the future by the International Ath
letlo Federation, If tho report of tho oosn
rolttee Is adopted, are tho following:
One hundred yards, held by Kelly; 220
yards, Wafer, Craig, Kelly and Llppln
cott; 440, Long; 600, Sheppard! 800, Mere
dith; 1,000, Shoppard: 1,820, Connoff; ono
mle, Jones, all American records, and 300
yards, held by W. Halawell of England,
Two, three, four, flvo, six, aovon, elsht,
nine and ten. miles, all held by ahrubb,
England; fifteen miles. Appleby, Enalandt
twenty miles, George Crossland, England;
twenty-five miles, H. Green, iOntfland,
One hour, Jean Boutn, France; two hours,
G. Green, England.
Ono hundred and twonty-yord hurdles
(three' and ono-half feot) and 220-yard
hurdles (two and one-half feet), held by
Americans; 440-yord hurdles (three feat),
G. K. L. Anderson, England.
Standing and running high Jump and
standing broad Jump, held by Amorloans;
running broad Jump, held by P. O'Connor.
Ireland.
Walking, one mile, held by Ooorce
Gouldln, Canada; two, three, tour, flvo,
six, seven, eight, nine and ten miles, all
held by G. E. Lamer, England; fifteen,
twenty and twenty-five miles, held, re
spectively, by II. V. Ross, T. Griffiths
and S. C A. Schofleld. oil of KV.andr
one hour, held by Lamer; two noUrs,
Ross, England.
Relay races, four runners, 830 yards, not
Indicated, us no track record exists; ono,
two and four mllos, where all the com
petitors ran the same distance, held by
Americans; hop, step and Jump, sixteen
pound hammer throw, sixteen potfnds
shot, flfty-slx-pound weight, dlsous
(seven-foot circle; all held by Americana.
Thowlng the Javelin, held by Lemming,
Sweden.
ISO reoords made alnen thn hAotnn1no nf
1814 have- been considered by the commit
tee, -j. nun, among American perrormers,
the recent record mads by Howard Draw
at San Francisco In the 100 yards and
Ulat made by K. J. Beeaon In thn hlirh
Jumn will be Included In tha llt nvt
year If upheld by the foderatlon. The list
in do rsvisea once yearly, i
A similar list also has been complied
of records in the metrlo system. They
lnelud thn inn ww 3m ivi trj .jv i v..
1,600, . 8.000. 6,000 and 10,000 metres. Walk
ing 110, 200 and 400 metres hurdles, with
respectively the same height of hurdlos
as the Anglo-American games.
Tha committee, AvnrAMi1 t h. Aninl.
that within five years there would be only
who aiutiio iinu ot rocorus as iney neneve
that tho metric system will by that time
have been adopted exclusively for nth
ktics throughout the world.
Armour Team Wins
Over Banker Boys .
The Armours ami retain their clean
slate In the Saturday Claaa A league, by
defeating the Omaha National bank ag
gregation, by a score of 5 to 4, yester
day. Graves pitched his usual good game
and was supported In fine shape by Ms
teammates, not an error being resisted.
Score: R.H.E.
ARMOURS. OMAHA NATL ANK.
AB.H.O.A.E. Aail.O.A.E.
Colllna. It.. 4 110 OCarter, If... 3 12 0 0
C Ryan. cf. 3
0 10 Ol'ollocK, . o l 2 g
0 8 2 0BYerfn, Sb. 4 3 0 1 1
0 0 4 OAduni. lb.. I 110 0 g
113 Oltud'ba'h, rf. 4 1 0 0 2
2 4 1 OWnttrltf. 0 4 0 3 2 1
17 0 Olltun, p.... 3 12 2 1
13 0 orutxr, 2b.. 3 13 2 1
0 0 0 OTorrrll, cr,, a 2000
Teat, e 4
Onvre. p... 4
Corcoran, Sb 3
W.Colllaa. m 4
W.Rraa, lb. 4
Tuttie. 2b.. J
Donovan, rf. 3
Totals.... " 14 10 0 Totala .....31 It 21 10
Armours 0202000 1-6 11 0
Omahi Nat. Bank... 0 0 0 0 02 2 0-4 6 6
Stolen bases: w. uoiuns w, v. uyan
(3). Double plays: Ryan to W. Col
lins, Pollock to Reber to Adams. Three
base hits. J. Collins, Serems. Two-baso
hits: W, Ryan, Hazen, Torrell. Struck
out: By Hazcn, 4; by Graves, 6. Bases
on balls: Oft Hazen, 4; off Graves, L
Hit by pitched ball: Corcoran.
Gibbons and Murray Matched.
CHICAGO, June 7. It was announced
today that Mike Gibbons of SL Paul had
been matched against Billy Murray of
San .Francisco, wnu ci&iras cnarapionshtD
honors as a middleweight pugilist. The
contest Is to be before me Stadium Ath
letlo ciun in imow lorn, june IS.
Avoid Itlood Poison
By using Bucklen'a Arnica. Salve on all
wounds, bruises, sores, scalds, salt rheum.
etc., prompt relief for piles. 35c. AU
druggists. Adrer Us ement.
