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THIRTEEN RUNS ON SIX HITS
Rourkes Make Baker's Dozen Counts
and Win Easily, 13 to 3.
RAWS PLAY WEIRD BASE BALL
tlnar on HnlU, I'rrom, fttntrn It a Km
nml Punk Flnrlnar Inerpnln(nt
nlih the fflx lilt . I.nritp
Count of nana.
Probably you think It Imponilble for a
quad of athletes to comb thlrten run
out of nix lilts, but your think la all to
the bad, becausws the Hourken conclusively
proved beyond argument that such ran
!m done by doing just (hat thing ypiter
lav for tho benefit of the lady bugs
present. Figuring that Crnlib allowed but
four hits and the Knv twlrlers but six,
yesterday's game was a pitchers' battle,
but from the thirteen runs Omaha mode
and tho three the Kawn counted, mathe
matics falls entirely.
To say tho least the Kawa put up tho
wierdret exhibition or one o cat seen
McAllister, c.
Walte, c
Itclslgl, p. ....
Honrdman, p.
Totals 30 3 4 24 11 5
Kocrnor out at first In third touched
by roacher.
o o i r. a o 4 w
mu 0000210a -8
goprka
Huns 003O0000 03
Hits 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 1-1
Thrce-baso hits; Krug. Kreuger. Two
baso hit: Luttlmoro. Stolen bases: Krug
(2), Schllebner (3), Graham, Krueger,
Crabb. Hacrlflco hits: McAllster, Coch
ran. Sacrifice flies: Thomason, Dunlop.
Left on bases: Omaha, 2; Topcka, 6.
Struck out: ny Crabb. R; by ftelslgl, 3:
by Hoardman, 1. Hnses on balls: Off
Crabb, 3; off llelslgl. 2; off Hoardman, 5.
Hits: Off Holslgl, 2 In five Innlmxs; off
Hoardman, 4 In threo Innings. Hit by
pitched ball: ny Crnbb (Wakefield, Mc
Allister). Time: 2:10. Umpires; Cul
lem and Htockdale.
. I r ' I ' r-r- .
BUT OFICR.. -r-rrr-
( AU), TeLL T TO THS ... rS? ; U rt
Standing of Teams
WIN
TIIK
tirlssllrs lilt nnll Hard nml Defeat
Ilnnstera,
. DHNVBIt, Colo., Jul,. K.-Denver hit
Urn ball hard and won tho first game of
tho present series from Dcs Moines, today,
I , , i"v uin mi inr nve iripies
around these parts for many a moon. In 'nd a home run, good for twenty-soven
Wlphltn
Topeka
AM Bit,
many mysterious ways, known only to
Iho Kawa themselves, Itourke athletes
Were permitted to got on the sacks and
eventually ramble over tho plate with
the scores. Only two Hourkos wcro
Mrandcri. The remainder made tho long
Southern trip to the run column.
New Mnn Appenrs,
Among those present yesterday wus Mr.
Bchlelbner, tho well known 3,000 buck
beaut. The beaut was a regular demon on
the paths on one occasion. Ho walked and
pwlpod second. Then he swiped third.
Then he swiped homo. Mr, Schllobner did
pot make those steals becauso he Is any
try Cobb, but because ho was possessed
Of considerable Rood fortune. When he
rent to second McAllUter muffed the pill,
when he went to third Cochran neglected
to touch him because he thought that
Graham had nhlffed for the third man
but when the umpa said a rah am walked,
nnd he came homo on a double steal wtth
Graham conducting the weighty end and
with the Knw lnflelders throwing tho
111 about between them with reckless
abandon. Outside of the base running
the beaut didn't have a chance to show
much, but thut Is not his fault.
Tho Kaws made the first counts In tho
third and wero quite scrappy therefore.
tJowen boat out an Infield bunt to Thomas
and was sacrificed to second by McAl
lister, llelslgl whiffed, but Cochran was
passed and Wakefield was hit whero ho
shouldn't have been. This filled the paths
and Forsytho swung a drive to right. Con
g&Uon muffed snld drive' and three came
over. Koerner rolled the next one to
Graham and ended the round, although
Dirk Cooley and his cohorts opined It
didn't end tho round, because Crubb hod
thrown his glove at the rolling pill. After
ten minutes of argument the combat con
tinued wtlh the round ending per orders
of t'mps Cullem.
In the fourth Krug scored one for our
ido by walking, stealing second, going
to third on I.attlmore'a muff and scoring
on Dunlop's sacrifice fly.
ReUlgl Ulinsed lit Fifth.
The big noise broke In the fifth. Koer
tter made a wild lienvn error and Con
palton was safe at second. The 3,000 buck
baut hit Into a fielder's choice, but
Tleitlgl hobbled Graham's grounder,
Krueger soaked one to left, scoring the
1uut and Crabb was safe on Cochran's
muff. With the bags choked Krug tore
loose a triple over Talten's bean and three
cored. Krug counted a moment later on
Xninlop's sacrifice fly
Mr. Doardman relieved Mr. Itelslgl In
the next Inning and three came over on
t-e newcomer. The beaut walked ami
Mole, as related, while Graham was walk
ing, thus making one run. Krueger busted
a triple and Graham scored. Crabb walked
and he and Krueger busted a triple and
Graham scored. Crabb walked and he and
Krueger pulled a double steal. Six stolen
Vases In one round. Pretty nifty.
Again In the eighth the Ilourkes became
Jiolsy. The. beaut walked, Graham went
out. Krueger walked and rCabb hit a
Insle. Krug beat out an Infield hit and
Dunlop drove a pippin to center, Ftour
moie runs.
In the eighth the combat, which had
become more or less punk, was livened
tip In an unusual and unexpected manner,
Mr. Tlapps appeared on the scene In a
Germany Schaefer-XIck Altrock role. Mr.
Jtapps dispensed comedy for the last two
bases. Tho game was called nt the end
J, th,n .ft half of the eighth Inning on
..v.v..t.,,i m unrnncpn. ncore:
DKS MOINK8.
Alt. It II
ii ami, rr , b
Hunter, r-f.
Durrell. 3b.
Jones, lb. .
Haley, c. .
Kwaldt. ss. .
lire en. If. ,
Andreas, 2b.
uuny, p. .
O.
.1
3
1
7
3
0
1
4
0
A.
0
0
1
0
1
4
0
4
1
12 22 11
11.
0
2
1
A.
0
0
u
T,
1
1
0
1
4
13 3
0 2 B
2 13
Totals , 37 6
DENVRO,
AH. R.
Rddlnston. cf s
Cassldy, if 4 2
uoirey, ss s 1
Uutohar, 2b 2
niock. r. 3 i
Fisher., lb 4 i
McCarty, If 4 2
Harbour, 3h 4 j
Znmloch, p 4 1
gotals 31 13 it ;
Des Moines 0 0 2 1 0 0
JJenver ,, 4 0 1 1 0 S
HtOloil base: Hurrell. Ttvn.lmx. I.lt.
McCnrty. Three-base hit! Ilnirhr rn.
Carty, Zumloch, Harbour, Cuffoy, Uur
rell. ' Home run: lllock. Hacriflcu fllnni
Coffoy, Jones. Hurbour. Struck out; Hy
Duffy. 3: bv Zamloch. n. lin. nn hail..
Off Duffy, 4: off Zamloch. 3. Double
Plays: KwnIdt to Andreas to Uurrcll;
inmloch to Hlock to Fisher. Passed ball:
Haley, lilt by pitched ball: Haley. Time:
1:43. Umpire; Haskell.
LINCOLN WINS KASV OASIIfi
Han No Difficulty Trounulng Joules
Klsht to One.
LINCOLN'S July IT. Lincoln ho,l o..
easy time winning the first game of tho
01. durepii scries, s to I. Tho locals
bunched hits on both Olaie and PurseU'
and flvo errors contributed to the run
getting. Smith pitched a strong iramo.
pcore.
LINCOLN.
All. It 11 1 4 I-
til " V v.
-tllCII, 14 U i 1 2 0
McOatflKan, ss 3 12 4 4
Lloyd. 2b 4 0 0 1 4
Miller, rf 4 0 1 3 1
31. Williams, lb 2 0 0 X0
Qulllln. 3b 3 2 t 2 0
Collins, If 4 113 0
Illackbum, 0 .'. 4 1 4 1
Smith, p :i 2 2 0 1
WB8T. LKAOt'B. ! NAT. LKAOl'H
V,i..lVt. W.UTot.
Hloux Clty..ri ;w.f,kNow York. ..45 31 ,wi
St. Joseph. ..M i .BMIChlcago 43 38 .Ml
lnnl'o. if "r 1' Lit . . I it in 10
Lincoln 45 41 .f.aClnclnnatl ..3D 4l MRS J
Omaha 40 45 . 471 Urooklyn ...3T. 39 .473
...35 M ,3l'Ilttsbllrgh ..35 40 .VTt
...31 tl .3S2Hoston 34 43 .412
l,BAH'i:. I- FED. LI3AG0K.
W.L.l'ct.1 W.L.I'Ct.
I'hlla 45 32 .MWIChlcago 46 33 .f1
Detroit ii -At, .MJiIndlannpolls 43 34 MA
Hoston 43 ,63d Urooklyn . ...39 .542
Wash'gton .43 3.S .631 Ilattlmore ...42 37 .63J
Chicago ....43 M .MlilJuffalo 39 3R ,5i0
St. Ix)llls,...42 39 .51U Kan. rltv...36 46 .439
New York. .31 II ,3JliSt. Louis 33 4h .412'
i:ioveiuna ,.2S 53 .3i,pttsburgh ..30 45 .tto
8TATK LKAOITB.I AM. ASS'N.
W.L.Pct., AV.L-Pct.
IJeatrtco .. 39 24 .t19 Milwaukee 48 38 JM
Hastings .. 37 27 .6781 lyOlllsVllle. 49 42 .C3S
YQrk .... 37 2S .K9l ClovcJand. 47 41.531
Or. Island 33 32 .60S. Kan. City 48 44 .622
Columbus. 32 33 . 4d Indlnnap's 43 46 .605
Superior.. 31 35 .470 Mlnnenpl's 43 15 .49
Norfolk ... 2tt 35 .421 Columbus.. 43 46 . 489
Kearney.. 21 12 .3338t. Paul.. 32 60 .361
Yeiiterdny'n Hi'Niilt.
WESTKKN LKAGUK.
Topnkn. .1; Omaha, 13,
Wichita, 0; Hloux City, .
SL Joseph, 1: Lincoln, S.
Des Moines, 5: Denver. 13.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Cleveland, 3: Washington, 1,
Chicago-Philadelphia, postponed, rain.
St. Ixiuls-New ork, postponed, rnln.
Detroit, 2; Hoston, 8.
NATIONAL LKAGUE.
New York, 3; Pittsburgh, l; Twcnty-ono
Innings.
lloston, 1: Cincinnati, 0.
Urooklyn. 2; Chicago. 3.
Philadelphia, 4; St. Ixjuls, ?.
FEDEHAL LEAOUi:.
Urooklyn, 4: Pittsburgh, 6.
Ualtlmore, 4; Iluffalo. 3.
Indianapolis, 8; St. Loula, 2.
, Chicago, 2; Kansas City, 3. Fourteen
Innings.
AMEIHCAN ASSOCIATION.
St. Paul, 3: Clem-land. 8.
Milwaukee, 1; Columbus, 2.
Kansas City, ; Louisville. 6.
Minneapolis, I; Inlanupolls, 2.
Grand Island, 4: Beatrice, .
Hastings, 0; Columbus, 2.
Kearney, 4; Superior, 1,
York, 6; Norfolk, 3.
Guinea Tods)',
Western League Topcku at Omaha,
Wichita at Sioux City, St. Joseph at Lin
coln, Des Moines at Denver.
American LcoHUe-Cleveland at Wash
ington, Chicago at Phllodelnhla, St. Louis
at New York, Detroit at Hoston.
National Leauue New York nt Pitts
burgh, Hoston at Cincinnati, Urooklyn at
Chicago, Philadelphia at St. Louis.
Federal League Urooklyn nt Pitts
burgh, Baltimore at Buffalo, Indianapolis
at St. lyouls, Chicago at Kansas City.
American Association St. Paul at
Cleveland, Milwaukee at I'oiummis, Kan
saa City at Louisville, Minneapolis at In
dlanapolls.
Nebraska State League Kearney at
Beatrice, York ot Columbus. Grand Island
at Superior, Hastings at Norfolk.
REDS LOSE THREE IN ROW
Erstwhile Leaders of State League
Showing Reversal of Form.
SHUT OUT BY TILE PAWNEES
Klrclmer A I limn lint Three Sent
tereil Mingles During: the Con
test of the Afternoon nt
('nttimliim.
Coc of Beatrice led In hitting. Score:
OltAND ISLAND. HKATHICE.
An.H.O.A.E. An.ll.O.A.E.
Ilolwn, 2b.... S 2
Oownpy. t'f... I j
Payne, 3b.... 4 3
WM, n i l
Kverdon, If.. 4 ,0
Met em, rf... 4 1
Vinre, r 4 0
rinlri-. lb.... J 1
listen, p 4 l
IKIorey. Jb... 6
0 lllellrlch. S
1 O.sXf, cf 1
i lllirk. rf.... 3
0 (Uoc'ewlt. lb 3
o OurHtinon, 3b. 4
1 ll-lnic. It
0 0Jo. c...
3 OUrlm. d 2
p... 1
.4150
.3 2 6 1
0
0
0 3
0 0
Totals SO 8 9 27
ST. JOSEPH.
r, . A' O-
It. Watson, 2b 4 0 13
Fox. If 4 o 1 :i
G. Watson, of 4 10 1
Pattersorv lb 4 0 2 12
Mlitton, 3b 4 0 1 0
n. Williams, rf 4 0 0 1
Wall, ss 4 0io
Achang, c.., ,., s 0 0 4
Glaze, p 1 0 0
Stener 1 0 l o
Pursell, p...., oooo
11 2
A. 'E.
1 1
0
Totals 3t l 7 21 13 5
'Lincoln 03010013 8
St. Joseph 1000 0 000 01
..Kn.r1 r,,n: Lincoln. 4. Two-bare hits;
McGafflgan. Qulllln. Hlackburne. Smith,
Patterson. Wall. Ift on basea Lincoln.
r; St Joseph, V Stolen base; McGafflgan.
J-acrifce,hlts: Allen. McGafflgan. Wil
liams, btruck out: By Smith. I: bv
Glase. 3; by Pursell. 1. Bases on balls:
Off Smith, l; off Glase, 5. wild nitrites:
Pursell. 2. Time; 1:32. Vmplres; Barr
and Gaston.
SIOUX AVIN IIURUXG tlAMK
llafcer IVeakena In Late Innlnss nnd
Wli'hea Lose.
SIOUX CITY. Ia.. July 17.-8loux City
won a great pitchers' battle. 6 to 0. when
Baker weakened In thi late Innings.
SIOUX CITY,
Innings In o,ulte a cute manner and tickled ' Clarke,' rf. 3
the lady bugs Immensely. Mr. Itanns
Tnaa evidently seen Bchaeffer and Altrock
work .as his stuff was relentlessly swiped
from those sterling comedians.
The same teams play today. Game
called at 3 o'clock.
The score:
OMAHA.
AB. It. II. O. A k
jrug. ir
Dunlop, tt 4
Thomason. ef. 4
Thomas. 2b 4
Congalton. rf. 4
Schllebner. lb. .... 2
Graham, 2b 3
Kruerer. c. ..1 3
Crabb, p 3
Davidson. If 3
fcnilth, e 3
Kane, lb , 3
IJeune. cf 3
Balrd. 3b 3
Murphy, c 4
Clark, p 4
O.
4
4
0
1
4
2
3
T
1
A.
1
2
0
I
1
0
0
X
1
O.
2
A.
0
2
0
2
0
0
2
0
3
Totals ,.30 1 y
TOPEKA.
AH. It. H,
f'oehran. 3b. ........ J 1 0
Tlapps. 3b X... 2 0 1
Wakefield, af, 3 1 0
Korsythe. rf 4
Koerner. tb 3
) attlmore. 2b. 3
Tjtilon, If 4
J;owtn. f i
0-0
0 o
o i
0 0
1 1
A. B.
1 1
0
0
0
1
1
0
0
Totals a 4
WICHITA.
An n
Ochs, 3b 4 o
rienoiioa. if 4 o
P. O'Bourke, lb 4 o
Graham, c j o
Henry, lb 4 0
"ins, ci 4 0
FlUslmmons, ss,... 1 0
J. O'Hourke, rf 3
Baaer. p 0
Lambert, p 0 0
llossolonl 1 0
"RPP 1 0
10 37 8
II.
0
i
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
o.
1
1
2
7
8
3
1
0
0
1
0
0
At
1
0
1
4
1
0
24 11 1
Totals u 0 8
Batted for Baker In eighth
uatied for Graham In ninth.
f.'.ou.Cltv 0 0 0 0 4 1 1 .g
"""" 0 0 0 0 0 0 u 0 0-0
iJi.,. a. V,l: ;"lmmons. Home run.
Double play. CUrke iTtti ' Off
Baker in seven innings, off Clark, J
In 2 Innings; off Clark, 8. Bases on bulls:
Off Baker, 6. Struck out: By Clark, 7,
Wild pltchim: Baker (6). Time: 2:10. Vn
plrcs: McCaffcrty and Fife,
Railroaders and
M. 0, Peters Mill Co.
to Play Ball Today
There has been a great deal of discus
sion between Will Iary of the Southern
railroad and Guy Hoffer of the M. C.
Peters Mill company as to their ability 1
In handling the horsehlde, and It has been '
figured out that tho only way to deter-,
mine this Is to fight It out on the skinned
diamond.
Mr. Bradford ot the Illinois Central, who
claims to be a shark at short, although '
he Is u tall man, has taken pity on tho
outfielders and ordered threo steel um
brellas for these garden plants.
Cy Young, a bush leaguer, has been
drafted to the M. C. Peters Mill company
and Is now pushing a pen Instead of push
ing a slow ball over the plate, nnd will
perform for tho millers.
Tho lineups are as follows:
RAILROAD. Position. MILL CO.
John l-eary first base Ayrcs
Bradford .Shortstop Little
Bellty Center field Hoffer
Will Leary.,..,. Third base
Keenan .....Serond base.. ...Starboard
Kden Left field Clare
Waugh Hlght field Hayward
Jarosh Catcher ...Kinney
uisen Pltotier, Nagl
The game will begin at 2 p. m. on tho
Blvervlew park diamond this afternoon.
CLASS "A" TEAMS WILL
PLAY GAMES SATURDAY
Saturday Class A base ball teams will
play the following schedule;
Omaha Gas Colnpany against Alamltos
at Chris Lyck park, 2 p. in.
Nebraska Telenhone ("nmninv uralml
Omaha National Banks, second game, at
r on umana.
Armours against Pagomas. first cam.
at Fort Omaha.
Eagles against Fontenellea at Foutc
nelle park.
IIott City Defeats Denlson, II
DKNISON. Ia., July lT.-(8peelal-At
the first of the series of baso Vail games
at the new Denlson Athletic park Dow
City team defeated Denlson by a score of
( to S, Jacobson and Voss, pitcher and
catcher for Denlson, and McGuIre und
Norman for Dow City. Gam with Qirmhu
Americans takes place Satirrday after
noon.
llurtTell llefents HUke
rU'HWKl.L, Neb.. July 17. fSpeclal.) -Hurelt
won a slow but interesting game
from Blake yesterday on lh; former's
iMind. Soore n II E
Hurwfcll II 3
Blak 5 8
I UatteHes Burwell. Wright and Rogers,
1 Blake. BerryniHn and lliambcrv
COLUMBUS, Neb., July 17.-(Speclal Tel
cgram. Tho Pawnees made It three
straglht from the alleged champions by
scoring n whitewash, 2 to 0. Klrchner
allowed thiee scattered singles and had
the visitors at his mercy. During the
scries of tho threo games the Reds scored
but one, stole one base and made no sac
rifice hits. Vance and Willy pitched good
ball, hut their teammates could not lilt
tho Columbus pitchers. Score:
HAHTINflS, COLUM11U8.
All. II ll A K in II II 1 c.
riflhloM cf.. 4 0 0 ft n tnnd.in Sh. 1 0 1 1 0
HhlMn.n, I, , ft a A . . ... 4 A A A
... .. . ..... u w v rjurii, tl... d v a v vi
Hlch'rdion, c3 0 JO 3 0,'rU, rf 4 2 1 0 o!
Orttmin, lb. I 0 J 1 ODrst. lb 4 3 0 0 i
"""I I i V ITIH, II.... Z O 1 '
K. Ilrown, 3b 3 2 1 1 9".Utkr, 3b.... 3 0 3 it
MMtlckl. 2b. 3 Q 0 1 OArlnmi 1 1 5 ftl
niltr, rf 3 0 0 0 Otranlnxer, 0 3 0 7 t 0
nce, p 3 0 3 0 O.ilrchner. p.. 2 0 0 3 0
Totsl.... 29 3 31 I 0 Tol 2 S 27 12 1
Hustings 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00
Columbus 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 2
Stolen base; Rondeau. Double play:
Klrchner to Adams to Deal. Struck out:
Hy Vunce. 11: by Klrchner. S. Bases on
balls: off Vance, 3. Wild pitches: Vance,
1: Klrchner. 1. Time: l:2."i. I!mnlr:
Black.
Prohibit Hare Walknwny.
egram.) York won today's gamn from
.AiorioiK in me teiun inning with Tottcn s
double and Rico's single. Norfolk tied
the score in the ninth with Dad Towne's
sacrifice. Although Haley was unable to
strike out one man, his support was good
and th6 Prohlbs found no trouble In wal
loping Lane for costly hits. Scoro:
VOrtK. NORKOI.K.
AB.1I.O.A.E. AH.lt.O.A.E.
Tllre, 3 2 3 4 1 Ilrown, rf ... 3 0 10 0
Murphy, cf. . 4 1 3 0 0li, b 3 0 1 5 0
Tolten, 3b... 6 3 0 4 OMtlker. 3b... 3 0 0 2 0
Clarke, If.... 4 13 0 OKempln. it.. 4 0 3 2 1
tnia.e, lb.... 4 0 17 0 Otlrlibt, rf.... 4 0 3 0 0
lUlsh, rf. ... 4 2 0 0 0Toni. lb..., 3 211 1 0
ritrce. Jb.... 4 13 4 STurpIn, If.... 4 110 0
Srhls-el. o... 4 12 0 iMuoer, c... 4 1 S 3 0
lUley. p 3 1 0 7 OLane, p 4 0 1 6 0
TotsI 31 U 30 19 4 Totals... .33 4 30 11
Norfolk 0 0 - 0 1 0 I 0 1 03
York 0 00030000 3-G
Two-base hits: Turpln, Musaor. Totten.
Ihree-base hits; Totten, Halgh. Bases
on balls: Off Lane, 1; off Haley, 2. Struck
out: By Lane, 4. Left on bases: Nor
folk, 4; York, 7, Double ploys: Pierce to
Rico to Chase; Rico to Pierce to (Iihso;
Rels to Kempln to Towne. Sacrifice hits:
Haley, Clarke, Rice, Chase, Towne. Stolen
bases: Musser, Towne. Turpln, Totton.
Tlmo: 2:00. Umpire: .Meyers.
Beatrice, Incrense Lend.
BKATRICi:, N'eb., July 17. (Special Tel
egram.) Beatrice won again from Grand
Island today by the score of 6 to 4. Brian
had tho visitors slm out until tho first
half of tho eighth, when a batting rally
of five hits netted them four runs John
son was substituted and finished the
game, night Fielder Black and Catcher
Todlx. ..,: JO 11 g 4
To tali 11 S 27 t 1
Grand Island 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 , 4
Beatrice 1 0 2 0 1 2 0 0 0
Stolen bases: Roben, Hellrlch, Black.
Sacrifice hit: Brian. Two.base hits:
Ualre, Hellrlch, Ward, Coe. Double play:
Black to Brian to Bockewltz. Hits: Off
Brian. 10 In seven Innings. Struck out:
By Hatch, 8: by Brian, 4; by Johnson, .1.
Bases on balls: Off Hatch, R; off Brian,
J. Wild pitch: Hatch. Passed ball:
Vance. Time: 1:45. Umpire: Posatorl.
Ivenrney Trlmn Superior.
SI'PKUIOR, Neb.. July 17.-(Speclal
Telegram.) Krrctt pitched one of tho best
guinea t,een hero this year, striking out
ttn men but -ould not get hits behind
him when needed. ThelMilng's running
shoestring catch wuh the main fenturo ot
the game. Scoro:
KEAHNKY. aUl'KHIOB.
. All.lt.O.A.K. AU.ll.O.A.E.
Fjnk. 3b.... 3 1 2 2 Olbst. M 3 0 3 2 1
acoci. jn.... 133 inrajr. 2b 3 0 t 0 0
Drumin. lb.. I 110 3 oareene, a... 3 1 14 0 0
bjrheuren, cf. 3 1 3 0 orheltilnf. cf 4 2 4 0 0
m.fy. rf.. 4 10 0 oarown, If.... I 10 0 0
Maine)'. If. . 4 2 0 0 OB. Monroe, rf 4 0 1 2 0
Moodruff, 4 0 1 1 Olllldbr'ud, lb 4 1 S 0 0
nricnion c. J u 6 0 O.Smith, 3b.... 3 0 0 0 0
Ir'on. P 4 0 5 1 OErrett. d 3 0 J 2 n
Tolils 32 7 27 11 t Total. 30 S 27 " "l
Thiee-boMo hlto- avn.i i, i ,. .. t .
c 'j.i"so 1,1,8 : Mntne'. Drumm, Brown.
I. , . v "lln ."ainey, riiidebranu,
Mrilth. Stolen base: Acock. Bases on
balls: Off Krrett. 4: ntf Irirm i atni..v
ot. By Errett. 10: hv Irlnn a rwnhi.
play: Drumm to. Woodruff. Wild pitch:
Krrott. Hit by pitched ball: Greene
Umpire: Qulgley
Kawf eds Take Game
From Tinkers in the
Fourteenth Frame
KANSAS CITY. Mo., July 17.-Slngles
by Kcnworthy. Stovall and Potts In the
fourteenth liming enabled the locals to
defeat Chicago today, 3 to 2. Score:
R.H.E.
Chicago 0 000000020000 02 10 2
Kan. City. ..0 000100010000 13 10 2
Batteries: Watson, Prendergaat and
Wilson; Packard and Knzenroth, East
erly. MT. LOUIS, Mo., July 17. With Camp
bell and Kaiser hitting for homo runs
and the other members of the team
hunching hits In three Innings, Indian
apolis today defeated St. Ixmls, S to 2.
The local fielders played well and al
lowed only one error. St. Louis played
threo pitchers, uV the visitors hit them
all. Scoro: R.H.E.
Indianapolis 0 3 0 3 1 0 1 0 08 13 3
St. Louis 0 0000101O- 2 9 1
Batteries: Falkenbcrg ana Rarlden;
Crandall, Groom, Keupper and Chapman.
BUFFALO, N. Y., July 17.-Through
costly errors Buffalo lost today's game
to Baltimore, 4 to 3. In tho sixth Inning,
with Simmons on second, Walsh sent a
single to center that Hanford let get by
li'm. Slmmoiui came home and Wolsh
beat "the throw In after Hanford fielded
the ball. Again In the clgnth tuning, a
bad throw to third let In n run. Score.
R.H.U.
Buffalo 0 2000010 03 7 4
Baltimore 00000 2 02 0 4 S 0
Baeorlcs: Ford, Anderson and Blair;
onley, Suggs and Jacklltsch.
Former Indian Hurls
a No-Hit Contest
DULUTH, Minn., July 17. .lames With
ers, who played with the Kansas City
American Association and Sioux City
"Western league team earlier In the sea
son, pitched a no hit, no run game for
Duluth against Virginia. Thlfl Is the
third hltless game of the season In the
Northern league.
Grnml Inlrtnil Sells Wnlluee,
BEATRICE. Neb.. July 17.-(Speclal.)-Thlrd
Baseman Wallace of tho Grand
Island club, which is playing In this city,
has been sold to Clinton In the Central
Iowa association.
Several hundred waists in scores of
styles, mado of crope de chine, silk nnd
voile. On sale Saturday at half price,
All sizes. Orkln's, 1510 Douglas St.
Ten Days' Clause is
Fatal Objection to
Negative Covenant
CHICAGO, July 17. Tho presence of tho
ten-day clauso In Pitcher Johnson's con
tract with the Clnernnatl Nationals was
held a "fatal objection" to the enforce
ment of tho "negative covenant" by
which the player agreed not to play for
any other team. In the opinion of the
appellate court, handed down In full
today. Tho opinion, as announced In
brief yesterday, reversed the ruling under
which Judgo Foell In the superior court
enjoined Johnson from playing with the
Kansas City Federals.
"In the opinion of the majority of the
court," tho opinion reads In port, "the
provisions In the contract, by which the
club, by giving notice, could end and
terminate all the liabilities undertaken
by the, club under the contract, Is a
fatal objection to the right of the club
to enforce by Injunction the performance
by Johnson of tho negative covenant not
to play or perform for any one other than
the club."
Florsheim
Shoe Sale
Big Savings in These Shavings!
Mighty Deep Shavings, Too
$6.00 Values, m A At
Shaved to.. $4.4
$5.00 Values, o Q
Shaved to , . P O mZT D
$4.50 Values, AO A
Shaved to. . VO.H'D
$4.00 Values, j, CtL
Shaved to. . yA.ZrD
FACTORY SAMPLES in $5.00 m -i , Q tH
and $4.50 Shoes and Oxfords for? A and $ 1 D
Starr-Kingman Shoe Co.
315 South Sixteenth Street
M
Formerly Magma & Dttmer
415 S. I6th
Clearance sale of Men's Clothing is an opportunity
to buy the very highest quality spring, fall or winter
weight suit at genuine discounts and large enough to
pay you to provide now for your future needs.
This sale includes every wool suit in our store.
There arc absolutely no reservations and the original
price tickets are on every garment. It is worth your
while to see these bargains for Saturday.
$35 and $30 Kensington Suits, they fit, now. .$21.50
$27.50 and $25 Kensington Suits, they fit, now $17.50
$20 Kenmor and L System Suits, they fit, now $14.50
Get a 'Straw Hat at V? price including sailors and
Panamas.
For Saturday save 35c on our $1 Nainsook Union
Suits, now 65c.
Fine all leather Suit Cases and Bags discounted Vb
ANY STRAW HAT
at
LEON'S
OPPOSITE SOKLITg HOTEL 31S South 18th Street.
Don't forget that mild,
mellow flavor is one of
the proofs of a perfectly
blended cigar.
The Robert Burns
won't let you forget. Its
delicate flavor lasts from
tip to tip. And is in
every Robert Burns re
gardless of shape or size.
Rob Burns Cfear K3
LiffieBobbieS
CONWAY Harle-Haas
CIGAR CO. Drug Co.
Sioux City, hfR For Omaha and
IOWa. I MS 71 irnimril Rlnff.
(Bf twine (DID (Bentmn Rouble $ker
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