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OMAHA FINALLY LOSES JINX
Rourkes fan from Lincoln After
Seven Successive Defeats.
"WILLIS PITCHES FINE O&rlE
Holds Lincoln Srorclrss While Ilnnt
Ine Tactics Yields the One nan
Which Tlrrnks the Lona
Loslnir fltrentc.
LINCOLN, Neb., Juno 15.-(Speclal Tel
egram.) In addition to pitching hangup
ball, 'Willis won his own game today
against Lincoln by a timely single over"
Qulllln'a head, bringing home Thomas
with the only run of the game. By the
1 to 0 victory Omaha broken Its long los
ing atreak and put an effectual stop to
the fast climbing antelope.
Willis had Lincoln tamed at every
stage of the proceedings and the six
hits which the Tigers gathered off his
delivery were so scattered that not a
man reached third. Cooney also pitched
tight ball In all but the eighth Inning
when three hits tatted Omaha Its run,
Thomas opened tho eighth with a clean
single to center. Sheatak attempted to
bunt but sent a popup between first and
second and with Lloyd drawn over to
cover the throw, the ball fell safe. Wllls
then lifted one over Qulllln's head and
thj ball rolled into eft field, allowing
Thfmas to romp home with the winning
run. Bchlpke sacrificed and Bheetalc
land Willis each moved up a base. Krug
sent a high fly to short left which Col
11ns captured, holding the.runnera on the
base. He threw to Qulllln. Foxle Sadie
hit the ball and Shestak was touched out
Vhen he left the bag.
Lincoln made a desperate attempt to
tie it lip in tho ninth, but Willis tight
pitching was too much. McGafflgan
was out- on strikes and then Lloyd In
attempting to dodge, caught tho ball on
the end of his baot and It went for a
single into left Mullen, filed out to
Thomas, but Miller was safe on Ward's
bad chuck of his grounder and Lloyd
moved up to second. Qulllln ended the
Inning by grounding to Thomas, forcing
Sillier at second.
PKch AlrtlKht Unit.
For the first seven tnnlngs Willis and
Cooney mowed the batters down In rapid
order. Congalton opened the sixth with
a single, but Ward grounded to Qulllln,
forcing Congalton at second and the Tig
ers completed a freak double play when
Ward failed to run. He disputed the
decision with the um'plre claiming tho
ball had hit htm on tho foot and was
dead, but Etockdale disagreed and ruled
mm out.
The Rourkes return to Omaha tomor
row to open a twelve-game staar at irSme,
Score, r
LINCOLN,
v., . AD. R. H. O. A. E.
McGafflgan. is..... 4 0 J- 1 7 0
Lloyd. 2b 4 0 '1 5 1 0
Mullen, lb 4-0 0 11 l l
Miller, cf 4 0 110 0
Qulllln. lb,...;.,.,.. 4 0 114 0
Collins, If.. 3 0 0 1 1 0
Kchor. C. 1 o 0 l 4 4 0
Cooney, p 2 0 o o l o
Rapp l 0 o o t) o
Scogglns, p 0 0 0 0 0 0
t Totals .5 "o 6 J7 Is
OMAHA.
... , AB. IL H. O. A. .E.
Bchlpke.- 2b .2 o 0 2 0
Krug. If.,,.......,,., 3 0 0 .5 .0 0
Thoraajon, cf 4 0 0 3 0 0
Cong alton, rf 4 0 1 3 0 0
Ward. 3b. ,,...4 0 1 o 0 1
Chase, lb 3 0 1 6 0 0
Thomas, ss ,8 , 1 I 2 2 0
Bhtstak, c.... . 2 0 '1 .4. 4 0
wniis. p....:;..;:;;. s o 2
Total 5 1 1 27 U "l
Batted for Coonoy Iniorjhth.
Lincoln 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0
Omaha 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0-1
?Fn"r.ru!V Qraana, 1. Two-base hit;
il?V- SSH?1 P'yj. Qulllln to McGaffl
jan to Mullen. Left on bases: Lincoln.
1? mJahi Stolen bases; Mullen. Mlli
Sr' Swinci Llt: SohlPke. 8truck out!
By- Cooney, 3; by Bcogglns, 1; by WllUs,
Willis, 1. Hit by pitched ball: By Cooney,
1. Time: 1:31.
Oaston.
Umpires: Stockdale and
SIOUX TAKE LAST OP SERIES
Wichita Unable to Scorn and Tic
Itora Make Tiro Ituris.
WICHITA, Kan.. June 15. Sioux City
won the last game of the series from
Wichita today with a shutout. 'Though
Caspar was touched for six safe hits, he
kept them scattered and the local were
unable to ncore. demons walked the
Indians' first score home In the first.
After that he tightened up and struck
out nine men and allowed but four scat
tered hits. Score:
WICHITA.
AB,
Oche. 3b. 4
4
A.
2
0
3
0
0
1
' 0
4
3
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
IL H. O.
0 0 0
Nicholson. If 4 0 5 1
O'Kourke, 5b 4 0 1 4V
Henry, lb 4 0 0 9
Graham, c. .......... 4 0 10
Bills, cf 2 0 0 1
Bossolonl, rf 3 0 0 ' 2
Fltzsimmons, ss 2 0 11
demons, p 2 0 10
Totals 20 0 27 13 .I
SIOUX CITY.
. AB. R. H,
cooney, ZD 3
darkc, It 4
Smith, ss 4
Kane, lb 3
White, cf 3
Balrd, rf 1
Callahan, 3b 4
Crisp, o...., 4
Caspar, P 3'
0
1
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
o.
il
10
3
1-
3
3
0
A..
2
0
3
0
0
1
3
1
1
E.
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Totals 29 2 "7 27 W 0
sioux city l'o oooooo 1-3
Wichita .....0 00000000-0
Left on bases: Sioux City, B: Wichita,
5. Sacrifice hit: Bills. Two-bane hits:
Qraham, Clomons. Stolen bases: Clarke,
Nicholson. Double plays: Balrd to Kane,
Smith to Cooney to Kane, Fitxslmmons to
O'Rourko to Henry, Bills to O'Rourko to
Henry. Struck out: By demons, 0: by
Caspar, 1. Hit by pitched ball: White,
Caspar. Time: 2:00.' Umpires: Durham
and Klein.
Brenner May Be Able
to WorkforGmaha
Against Sioux Gity
Bert Brenner, last year one of the atars
of, the Western league pitching brigade,
expects to bo able to work with Omaha
during the series' to be Inaugurated to
day with Sioux City, Bert has remained
in Omaha on account of & bad shoulder
and arm, but he has been working out
constantly and has worked considerable
of the soreners out of the bad wing. Bron
nor was depended upon to be the leading
twlrler on the Omaha staff this year, but
a sore arm at the very start of the sea
son has made him worthless up to date.
With his return the pitching staff will be
a great deal more dependable than it
has been.
Tho Rourkes' return 1iome Tuesday
after a rather disastrous road trip over
the western circuit to meet Josh Clarke
and his hoodoo Sioux City braves. Omaha
will play twelve games, at home before
departing again, and Qondlng hopes to
work the team up Into the standing dur
ing that time. Friday will be ladles' day
with Sioux City the attraction. All game
are called at 8 o'clock.
M'GABE WINS FOR THE REDS
Drives One Over Pence and Scores
Winning Run in Tenth.
ISLANDERS NEARLY WIN IT
Eourke Purchases
Another Infielder
Pa Rourke has purchased a new In
fielder from the develand team of the
American league. The new man is George
Dunlap. who iaat year played In the
Canadian league, where he established
quite a reputation as a fancy fielder.
He Is a good, consistent sticker and will
make a good utility man If be Is not
fast enough for a regular Job.
Pnt Seven Itnm Across Plate In the
Sixth Innlunr, When IfnstluRs
Piles Up Errors All In
a Ilnnch.
HA8T1NGS, Neb., June IB. (Special Tel
egram.) Grand Island lost In the tenth
lr.nlng today, when McCabe drove the
ball over the fence. In the sixth the
visitors put seven over the plate, wnen
the Reds booted the ball for six errors
and the visitors hit two hornet's and two
singes. Score:
OTWND IBIAND. HASTINGS.
AB.H.O.A.E. AD.H.O.A.E.
Tlobaoi, .. (11! ontriitold. rf. S 1 1 0 0
WsllACS. .. a 0 J 0 OHellrlch, 5 1 t J 1
rrn, It.... 4 10 0 ODtnnett. rt..5 13 0 1
BchonoVr, tit ) I 1 CMcCh. If. . J 0 0 1
Dcuncy, rt . . t i 2 0 0B. Drown. 3b 4 0 X I 0
Vtne. e A 0 11 1 OOettmtn, lb, I I I 1 o
Ward, lb.... I 1 0 Ollrown. c... I 0 10 0 0
Clllre, lb. . . 1 ft iMnttlekt. 2b 5 4 4 4 3
HoRmu, p.. J 2 0 3 ORhrrnun, p. 4 3 0 5 1
Ererdoo, p.. 1 0 0 0 onilcy, p 0 0 0 0 0
nichn)n, ffl 0 0 0 0
ToUU till:! 7 3Vnc, p.... 1 0 0 0 0
Tottli.... U 11 30 It
One out when winning run scored.
'Richard out for being Unannounced.
Grand Island .. 000007001 0-8
Hastings 0 1 0 0 1 2 0 3 1 1-9
Home runs: Payne, Roben, Matttcks,
McCabe. Two.base hits: Schoonovcr,
Downey, Bennett (2), Gettman, Mattlcks,
Sherman. Sacrifice hits: Payne, Dow
ney, Claire, Mellrtch, B. Brown. Stolon
bases: Roben, Wallace, Vnnce, Bechtold.
Struck out: By Sherman. 4: fiy Vance.
1! by Hoffman, il by Everdon, 5. Bases
on balls: Off Hoffman. 3: off Sherman,
1: o Everdon, 1. Innings pitched: By
Sherman. 8: by Vance. 1: by Hoffman. 8:
by Everdon, 4. Double play: Shoonover
to wardj. Time: 3.10. Umpire: Black.
York Gets AnotheJp.
yORK. Neb.. Juno 15.J-(Speclal Tele-
Y 7"' , uiiwiiisi ui 4 cm ii-ojr
tOn A V hV i 1A arrlM rtf 1 tt 1 .1..
nun th K t 11 iM a..
Plnch In the ninth Kearney Tiad thrae
rnen on buea with no outer but were able
w ijuii unijr iwo across me mai xotK
thrw away fteveral chances to ocor6 by
KEAJINET. , YORK.
Synk, lb... Ilit mi cs i a
AsaW 9t 1 m A 11 '- k' St a m.
Dromra. lb.. I lit a OTottcn, 3b... 4 1 0 1 Q
aviiwuivu, wt u j u VCiarMV, 11.... 1110
Botltr. rf.... I I 0 OlUUh, lb..., S 1 S I 0
MsiMV If.. 1 A A 1 A.Mt.. . 1 a a
Woodruff. Ml 0 1 I iMuhey, rt... S 1 S 0 o
Krlrtfcn. c. I 1 B OBchUnl, c. i 110 0 0
T0UJ1.....M 624 11 1 'Totals.. ,. .10 U J7 10 "I
Kearney - 0000001 n 5.1
York 01010003 4
Synek, Murphy, Mulvey. Rice, Harris.
Double plays; Woodruff to AcoXt tn
Tiim PI- ci.li
ir si V "imLl Aa u ocuisoei. uases on
Kearney. 6; York. 3. Hit hv n.tchri h.-iii
Tlrlimm CtrnilV Atit . n. Oe.l.-.. a.
j iuiuvuiiii . miu nuencs: marKey.
nme: s:i5. umpire: McAlcar.
North Platte Wins Clase. Game.
tM?TTT Pl.livpn X.-v, T . .r to.
cial.)-North Platte defeated the Willow
.iauu vcwi m me oesi game ot tne sea
son by the score ot 2 to 1 yesterday.
.In n ah fn. Va.ii, di.ii. iK . i - : .
?5nin Vlh !hre nltB' while, Cook for
..iviiT ii.uu mum mucneu up tor live.
Plei-CA. Ihn tl.W Knrtti T1 . . . -v ,-.
game started and suffered o broken nose.
smbw weni mio me rray ana played
n? x.5?.,,ent.lfan,e' Tho ame teams play
at Willow Island next Sunday and at
. - . ...
willow ltland.0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 01 3 4
North Platte,.0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 2 S 3
uaitenes: winow island, Cook and Car
rig; North Platte, Jones and Pass.
Standing of Teams
WEST. LEAGUE.
- W.UPct.
Denver . . .31 2J , lt
Sioux City . S3 21 .611
at .Tnannh. M 71 K
Des Molnes.27 25 .519
Lincoln ....us u .Mi'j
Omaha ....22 2S .410
Wichita ...25 32.439
Topeka ....17 16.321
NATU LEAGl'K.
W.ll'Ct.
AMEll. LEAGUE.
W.L.Pct.
Phlla ......32 18 .640
Detroit ....32 23 . 682
WAiilllnirtn ?R 91 RT1
fit Tllll. 11 C90
.28 IJ .WJ UOSton ... .27 21 .529
UniCaRO ...23 ZH .461
New York. .18 31 .367
Cleveland ..1G 35 .311
1'-1SU. LEAGUE.
W.L.Pct.
V.nff Va.I, 97 10 (VA n.ltlMA Mm war
Cincinnati .29 22 .569 Buffalo ...CO 20 .485
Tl ....... t. A I n. E.I r. V. I n.. ,
lllBUUIftll A1 L ,D1L .IllUUKU ....3 a
Chicago ...26 2S .SO) IndlanapolB S 23 .521
St Louis. . .27 26 .CC9 Brooklyn ..21 22 .4S8
Brooklyn . .20 15 . 441 St. Louis. ..24 30 .414
Phlla .22 23 ,4fO Pittsburgh ..21 27 .433
Boston 17 29 .370 Kan. City... 23 29 .442
orrt a mm r TiAirtn l a -a r - w-w .-..
ADAMS DEFEATS MARQUARD
(Hants Raise Nineteen-Thirteen
Pennant, but Lose.
PIRATES WIN, THREE TO 'TWO
' Needed Run Scored In Eighth on
I Moivrcy's Single, Kelly's Sncri- '
flee, Fletcher's Fitmlile and ,
Knp'- Sacrifice Fly,
Leach and Good In the eighth gave Chi
cago anoiner score, score;
1 CHICAGO.
AB.H.O.A.E.
BOSTON.
AO.H.O.AE.
Leach, ct....S i 1 0 OGIlbtrt. rf... S 12 0 0
uoo4. rr t x o o OErert, Zb.... ( o & J Q
Slier, lb.... i 0 10 2-ODuiey, 2b.... 1 0 0 10
Iheltn. 3b.. 4 2 0 3 OConnolljr. If. 4 2 0 0 0
8chulle. f... 5 i 1 0 oMirtnfll', Hi 3 1 1 0
Swttnay, lb. 1 Q I 4 oSchmldt. lb. 4 1 I 1 0
Corrtdm, as. 3 0 4 2 0D1. 3b....3 ft 1 1 1
Dretn.htn. e 3 0 7 3 OMann, cf 3 0 3 1 0
Chener. P.-.. 4 12 1 oOowdy,, c... 3 0 6 3 0
Heu, Pv,.... 1 t o 1 o
Toalt 35 11 27 II onudolphT'Tk, 1 0 0 3 0
Murrey .... 1 0 0 0 0
RTATP! TTCAOrTFV
W.T. rt.
Hastings ..21 9 .700
fir T.1nn4..1D 13 RSI
York 18 12 .00 Indlanap'ls.30 27 .526
Beatrice ...19 14 .576 Cleveland .29 27 .Sisl
Rnnnrlnr ..17 IS Ml
Columbus ..14 16.467
Norfolk ... n in .S2i
Kearney .. 6 24 .200
AMKIt ASS'N!
W.UPct I
nivL'nnlAA 94 RJQI
Louisville 3 25 !545
FDERAL PLAYERS PUNISHED
FOR ARGUING WITH UMP
CHICAGO, June.45. President Glmore
ot the Federal league today inflicted pen
alties on the five BalUmora player who
were expeiiea rrom yesterday game.
here for too energetlo argument with
Umpire Bush, Manager Kns.be wo fined
US In addition to 225 for trouble in In
dianapolis last week; Walsh and Doolan
were suspended for three days, and fined
their pay for that. time, arid Simmon
and Zlnn were reprimanded.
By t xollowl&r artosaai
Cau County League IUsalts,
AVrV A V.h Tun- III Qa..I.I
Avoca defeated Louisville on the tatter's
uiraunu yesieraay, in a weil-played
nm. .T a .j I lmK.p A 1um l.. . v. .
Louisville team down without a hit or
run. striking out 11 men. Gruber has al
lowed only seven hits In the last four
games pitched. The Manley-Eagl6 game
resulted In a score of to 1 in favor of
Manley. The Nehawka-Cedar Cretk
game was posiponea oa account of rain.
u wis Avuwupuisvmo game:
T tr w
Avoca 0 010 00080410 6
Louisville 00000000 0-0 0 s
Batteries Gruber and Mead: Connors
-an. ditucb out; uy uruoer, U
by Connors, T.
Scotia Wins fnn r:M.i.v
SCOTIA. Neb., June IS. (Special Tele-
w vib,h6u urooiejr nero oun
$5&7 fe8 UrJL n?uy contested name,
Kddte Murphy, 8cotla's new Infielder.
tarvtrvt uvaira.iiiic mm Old
teammate, securing a double and three
fLnt'.b4..Lrtylnf ln th inning- run In
tbe eighth Inning. Score: R.H.E.
Greeley . 0010 10lHg s S
Scotia 10001004 -7 10 X
Columbus ,27 29
Mlnneap'Ils.2 2S AdZ)
Si1 Pnnl 91 J9
YESTDYS RESULTS cmfwctool
Yestcrdny's nesultn.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Omaha, l: Llnoln. 0.
Sioux City, 2; Wichita. 0.
Des MolrtPK.TnnAUll , rmmtrnnA w...
grounds. ,
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Philadelphia, 9; Chicago, 4.
Boston, 2: St. Louis. 0.
New York. 1: Detroit, 4.
Washington. C; Cleveland, 7.
NATIONAL LEAGUE. '
Chicago. 7 Boston. B.
Clnclnnatl'Brooklyn: ."stpined.
Pittsburgh. 3: Now vVj-i.
St. Louls-Philadelphla. postponed.
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
Brooklyn-Kansns City: postponed.
Buffalo, 4: St. Louis. 2.
Baltimore, 2: Chicago, 3.
Pittsburgh. 4; Indianapolis, 8.
' STATE LEAGUE.
Kearney, 3: York, 4.
Norfolk-Superlor, postponed: rain.
Columbus-Beatrice, postponed: rain.
Grand Tnlnnrl ft? HiihMhit. a TAn tM.
, H...Q, V. AVI. ,11-
nlngs.
Gnmea Today.
'Western League No games scheduled.
Am.rlpfln Taai.ii. !. I , .. .1 1 v, I r-1
-. - -- v niiwiviiJiiia k. v. II l -
cago. Boston at St, Louis. New York at
ioiruu, tYusuinBion ai uieveianu.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn. PlttsburRh ut
Federal League Buffalo at 'Indian
apolis, Baltimore at Kansas City, Pitts
burgh at Chicago. Brooklyn at St, Louis.
American Association Columbus at
Kansas City, Cleveland at Milwaukee. In
dianapolis at Minneapolis. Louisville at
St- Paul.
State League-Columbus at Hastings,
Norfolk at York. Beatrite ot Grand
Island. Superior at Kearney.
Nash Mny Come Ilnck.
Ken Nash, the 'old Brown short4tei,
who Is now making a noise like a poli
tician in .the Massachusetts legislature.
Is being besieged by offers from tho Feds.
Brother) 'Reggie" said recently that Mil
ler Huggins, manager of the Cardinals,
by whom Ken was drafted last fall from
Waterbury, Is anxious to have the short
a.2p.rfP0LTt t(? hlm- Dut Ke" intimites
hai? he plays at all It will be with
tho Feds. Money talk with him.
New Shamrock Detents Old,
tx?OU.'riiMPTO?l Jun8 "--Shamrock
IV, Sir Thomas Llpton's new challenger
for the America's cup, today defeated
the older Shamrock nine minutes four
seconds In a beat and a reach home over
a fifteen-mile course In a moderato
breeze.
Tnmer rinplr n iHinn.
Terry Turner la starting the season at
tho some clip which made him notable
among the lnflelders several years -ago.
Old Cotton Top does not seem to jlow1
up any with age.
Stronn; Dn for Pirates.
Adams and McQuillan are proving a
useful pair of mound operatives for the
Pirates and. so far as the pitching is
".ncerned. are responsible for the bulk
of Pittsburgh's success.
Not now and then.
But in every Robert Bums thee .
Is always the same delicate flavor,1
' Jhe same satisfying mildness and the
same mellow smoothness.
Ask your dealer for the new
"Invincible" shape- (
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l I MT Al-M l a. I II
11 Anvinciuio duujjc v is
Rob Burns
Cigar 30
rV Little B6bbie5 C31
El s4A!v ed I
NEW YORK. June 15.-The New Y'ork
Nationals raised their 1913, pennant, to
day, but could not celebrate the event
wltrt victory, as Pittsburgh took tho
first game of the scries, 3 to 2. It was a
pitchers' battle between Adams and MarV
nuard. Pittsburgh scored Its winning run
In the eighth Inning on Mowrey's single.
Kelly's sacrifice, Fletcher's fumble on
Wagner and Konetchy'B saarlflco, fly,
ScorcVv
PI'fTBDudaH. NEW YORK.
AD.H.O.A.E. AB. 11. 0. A E.
Cirer, If..... 4 0 3 0 ODcschcr, cf.. 3 14 0 1
Mowrty. 3b.. 3 12 2 ODurn.. It.... 4 0 6 '0 0
Joe. Kelly, cf 3 1 2 0 OFlcteher. . 3 0 1 1 1
Wigntr. .. 4 0 1 3 ODoyle. 2b.... 4 13 4 0
Konctchy. lb 3 0 14 1 Ollobtrt.'n. rf 4 1 3 0 0
Mitchell, rf.. 4 3 1 0 0'Murr.y 0 0 0 0 0
McC'rthy, 2b 4 1 2 6 lSnodsr-M. lb 4 1 2 1 1
aibion, C....4 3 11 OStock. 3b.... 3 3 0 1 0
Adim. p.... 4 1 14 0'Donlla 1 0 0 0 0
Meyeri, c..,. 2 0 5 4 0
Totals 33 8 27 17 IMarquard, p 3 0 1 0 0
ToUlt 33 "S 37 IT "5
Ran for Robertson In ninth.
Batted for Stock ln ninth.
Pittsburgh 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 03
New York 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 02
First base on errors: Pittsburgh. 31
V.w Vftrlr 1 T,Y.nlir.nn Y.I.... c, ..I. nil. I"
- " " w..., . . tTU-WUBH una, LJ k Wi. vfiu-
son. Three-base hit; Robertson. Sacri
fice hit: Joo Kelly. Sacrifice fly,:
Konetchy.. Stolen base: Bescher, Left
on bases: Nev York. 5! Pittsburgh, 6.
Dwible plays: McCarthy to WaRneH
Wagner to McCarthy to Kenetchy. Bases
on balls: Off Marquard. 1; off Adams. 1.
struck out: By Marquard. 3:by Adams.
T T I . Vi.. .Ii.l . , ii. . ' -
.. imiuijcu uau: iiy Adams,
Batted for Rudolph In ninth.
Chicago 0 0 6 0 Oja 0 1 07
Bnston 0 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 l s
Two-base hltfi Leach, Good, Hess, Con-guaga, every .time they pull a "bone.'
nolly. Three-base hits: Leach, Good,
Schmidt. Hits: Qff Hess. 4 ln two and
one-third Innings; off Rudolph, 7 In six
and two-thirds i Innings. Sacrifice hit:
Sweeney. Stolen base: Corrldon. Double
plays; Mann to Deal to vers; Gowdy -to
Schmidt to Gowdy. Left on bases: Chi
cago, 9; Boston, 9. Bases on balls: Off
Cheney, 7; off Hess, 6; off Rudolph. 3.
Struck out; By Cheney, S; by Hess, U by
Rudolph, 5. Wild pitch: Cheney. Time:
2:12. Umpires Orthand Byron.
So Friends for Chnnee.
Frank Chance, the "Peerless Leader.'
novcr makes friends of hlR ball players.
He reserves the right to "call" his men
in tne strongest Kind or California lan-
2.
Fletcher. Time:
ana ttmsne.
1:40. Umpires: Klem
- Cnbs Win Opener.'
BOSTON.. June 15.-Chlcago won the
first game ot the series with Boston to
day, 7 to 5, by a rally which produced six
rlln f rum V. n. nf.hl.r. ir a n..
dolph in the third inning.
dbh neanenea ana retired in the third
n ftn. Vi.ln.. Ill, t Anu . .
. , " iwu uuuuicn una iwo
singles, and had passed a man. Rudolph,
."v.tiusu nun, ijunseu ino iirsi man.
Ncal erred and two mora singles scored
the sixth run for the visitors. Triples ,by
Please tell that man with a
plaster on his chin to get a
Gillette. Then he can shave up,
down, around and across
clean, velvet-smooth shave with
the 1914 Gillette Blades. No
stropping, no honing, no fr
ritation and never a scratch.
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'Special Announcement
Owing to the fact that there
are 28 imitations of Heileman's
famous Old Style Lager Label
we have added a CRIMSON
TRIANGULAR CORNER to
the original green label which bears the following:
"None genuine without this signature t
G. Heileman Brewing Co.
Watch for the crimson corner and signature and
get the original and genuine.
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Watch for the Green Label with Jrhe
Crimson Triangular Corner and get the
original and genuine Old Style Lager.
'Lerch & Van Sandt, Wholesale Distributors
3llSouthl7thSt, Phones: Douzlag 2155 and A 1679
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