Bringing Up
'T AWFUL
BRUINS WINJPENING FRAY
Reurkei Make 8even Sunt in First
Sound, but Lose Anyhow.
FIVE' PITCHERS ARE USED
Crabb Poaaed from Bog nasi Willis
Take rioee, While. Harrington,
Cevtagttea( Mim (irtrt
Monad for Denver.
V'or a abort while yentrrday aftMnoon
l'a Rotirke'a demon athletea. who hava
long Blnca ceaaed to ba the brave con
tendere they were after the opening- lame
of the aeaaon. thought they had copped
ball feme. The Rourke fana and aup
Mrtera attending wrre alno of tha opin
ion that ona perfectly good combat had
been added to the 'won" column. But.
alaa. they only thought they had It won;
and the think waa pretty punk, for the
Brulna, who are atlll contrndera for tha
welt known gonfalon, won It after tha
ilourkea had been handed aeven nine In
the opening; atania. After tha entire
nine Inning had been completed It waa
discovered that Denver won, 14 to I.
A left-handed geek by the name of
Harrington eauayed to hurl for the Urulnn.
It waa off him that the aeven runa were
compiled In the aHid opening atanxa.
Heven hlta with a fielder'a choice thrown in
nave aeven runa before an out waa made.
Thereupon Mr. Harrington vanished Into
tha styglan darknesa of the visiting- club
house aud Mr. Covington, late of the big
leagues and Kay See, presented himself.
During his term In offlca the garea wjs
tied by Denver and a couple mora runs
-pushed over. Then Covington beat It to
allow Mr. Morgan, also late of the big
leagues and Kay Pee. , ta exhibit hie
wares. Some wares they were, too, for
the ltourkea tailed to connect and Uta
fray wu nicked by the visitors,
noy;Cisbb stalled for Omaha.' . Mo
Party knocked the first ball pitched over
tha right field wall for a home run. This
peeved Crabb and ha heaved nice ball
until McCarty enma ta bat again. Ha
retired McCarty easily and waa so puffed
tip over tha performance that ha forgot
to take Into consideration the rest of
the TSruin team. Tha rest of tha team
proceeded to pummel Crabb for alx runa
In the third and Ralph Willis waa called
hence. Ralph then loat the game.
Eaaalexrk Meases Vata'a Ire.
Two things served to break tha monot
ony of the battle. Ona waa Mr. Cart
Zamloch, recent patient of tha ntumpa.
fail has Just recovered and he waa told
by hla M. I', to exerclae his Jaws as
muchly aa pcaslble. While sitting on the
bench watching his mates lambaat the
Pill all' over the park, ha remembered hla
doctor's orders. Instantly ha Inaugu
rated a conversation toward Mr. Ktock.
dale, the well known umpire. Htockdale
disapproved of such fsinlllarity while on
tha ball field. Thus he told Z.imloch
to depart tor more gttnteel Ipott If ha
wished to spill a little of the chin music.
Vjim hustled from within the visiting
wsrcophagUB and made directly for Mtock
dale. Ptockdala made for Zsm. They
came together after each had put on tha
brakes a bit. At that they thumped quite
noticeably when they ivet. From appear
ances one would believe that Zam wouldJ
like to bust Mr. Stockdsle one. Thus
Manager Coffey pleated to Mitchell and
Mock to Interfere; They did and y.atn
locb was marched off the field.
Barrell Jul as Omaha,
The econd "break" was Lem Hurrel'..
Burrell was released by Des Moines and
Ha grabbed him. Lem only made tor e
hits, one a nifty two-bacger. Not con
tent with that hi made ona awelt catuh
of a foul fly of Barbour!. The ball was
within a few feet of the grandstand and
H irrelt mode the long run and thrust
hinv-elt under the ball in time to catch
it in h's noble nilt. Pome athlete, that
youth.
Today will be ladies' day
lit S o'clock Kcore:
DENVER.
Game called
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Hoere runa: McCarty, Spahr. Three
l axe lut: Barbour. Two-base hits: Cov
msiori. Bjrill. Kruoftnr. 1 noma son,
tt hhrbner. Stolen b.iiw: Fsye. hecrl
t(' t its : Ward. Coffey. Left on bases:
tmtaha. I; Denver. 8. Hits: off Harring
ton tl In no inning: off Covington. 1 in
four liiuiiifcs; off Mom nil, 8 la fits In
r.ui: off t'rnfio. In two and two-thirds
inf.inas: off Wills, k in six and two-tlurda
piui.ss Mroi-H o"f Hi 1 Y liT-t.n.
Unnt on halls: Off Cuvlngton. 8:
i . 1 i plpasp rwMX i . . - -i j -'v. i 3 y r - ttls ATx-a-i."?-
Father
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CruUb. 2; off Willis, I Wild pitch: Cov
Ingtoti. Time: i;U0: Vniplre; Stock
dale. IOI X Wl I 1K3TII FRAME
Indiana Trim Antelopes by Feor la
Three Score.
BIOI X CITV. In.. Aug. 2fcCnetly er
rors in the last half of th ninth gave
the Sou a chane to tla up tha tally
nd the local won In tht tenth, I to I.
The He ore:
SIOUX CTTT.
Afl, II. II. O. A. E.
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0
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ooney, Jl 4
iaviinon. If 4 0
Kane, lb. . a u
l.fjeune, cf t 0
Balrd. Jb 4 1
t'allahan, rf 4 v
Knilth, as t 1
Murphy, c 4 0
Oartpar, p g
Wlthrow I
Woodburn, p , 0 0
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Totals
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LINCOLN.
S SO 13
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Allen, rf
Mcoafflaan, ss.
Eloyrt. Kb
Miller, rf
IllHckburn, c. .
Collins. If
Wllilama, lb. ,
Hchrelber, Stt. .
rltosglns, p. ...
Totals ,1i s V7 IS 4
None out when winning run scored.
Hatted for Uaspar In ninth.
Woux City , lOOOOOtA Jl-
'Wncoln 0 00001110 03
Two-base hits: Hcog-glna and Callahan.
Three-hass hit: Williams, facrlfloe hits:
AUen. Davidson, Moyd. Htolen bases Mo
(Jafflgan. Double plays: llaapar to
Cooitey to Kane. Hits: Off Boogglns, S;
off tiuspar, T; off Woodluim, S. Bases on
balls: off t-Vogalns. t; off Oaapar, 1; off
Woodguri), I. Mtruck out: By Suogglna,
; by llaapar. S; by Woodburn, t. Time,
S:1B. t mMrea: MoCafferty and Gaston.
Attendances Duo.
BOOgTBRS PILL If OUT Or riRB
Take II ret of Series front Raws by
Two to Thre seer.
DE8 MOINK8. Aug. -W.-Des Molnea
pulled a victory out of the fire this nfter
noon In the first game of the series with
Topeka by a score of I to S Manager
Isbell uaed three pitchers In the content
who got away with a total of aeven hits.
Hanford, who waa rushed la to relieve
Grove In the last frame walked two men
and Dee Moines rushed across two scores.
Scores.
DES MOINKS.
AH. H. H. O. A. E.
Hunter, rf. ..
'Halm, rf
d luges, .lb.,.,
Pones, lb.....
Iluley, c
Urtreen. If
Kwsldt. 3b...
Hartford, ss.,
Hog an. p
Thomas, p...,
Turner, p
Isbell
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TOPKKA.
AB. R.
7 27 17
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1- Klambera.
Korinythe, rf.
IKoerner. lb.,
Talliun, sa
Iattlmore, 2b
Happ, e
Cochran, lb..
Omver. p
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Batted for Thomaa In eighth.
Two out when winning run acored.
Deg Moines 0 0 0 1 0 A o
Topeka 0 0 S 0 0 0 0
n.. .... t ,
Struck out. by Grover, 4 In eight Inning;
by (Stanford. 0 In one Inning; by Hogan,
1 In four Innings: by Thomas 8 In rour
Innings; by Turner, 1 In one Inning. Hits:
off Grover. 8; off Hanford, 1; off Hogan.
: off Thomaa. Bases on balls: Off
s-snford, 1; off Turnsr, t Double play:
Tall Ion to Leutmore to Kotrnn. Wild
pilch: Grover. fai-rlflce hlta: r'oraythe.
Taliion, Haley. lft oil bases: Des
Moines, 4; Topeka. i. Time: l:w. Umpires:
Hhaw and Hldgewgy.
JUtlF.t VM
rilOM
WII'HEl
Dross aaera
Take Caate
by fear lo
Two Score.
ST. JOSelPII, -li.. Aug. it). -Vance ass
the better this afternoon and won a
pitchers' battle from La-noert. Vance
struck eut pine of the Wichita batters,
score:
WICHITA.
AB. R. 11. O A. t.
K. I Tjdrman. if.
4 INIi-lioUon. If.
. 4 u 1 8
. S 1 t
ti'Kourke. lb. ...
Ittzslinmona, ta.
IK ba, cf
. 4 It a 3 4
4 1116 4
. 4 t
.4 I I 2 8 1
Itupp. 3b
1 j Hi 111 v. lb 4 3 v: 0
wraiimiit a v 1 s v s
Lambert, p 1 0 0 V 1 1
Totsls.
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NMIiiauis. rf.
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Totala 4 S
Wichita 10
St Joseph 0 108
17
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0 0 s4
Three-base lilt: Fit as 1 111 mo na.
Two-
haae lilt: Patterson. Sacrifice
hits
Brllion. Nicholson. Stolen bases: It.
Watson lit. Fox. Rspp, Henry. Double
pluys: Rapp to O Hocrke to I lent y i.'i.
Potts to 1(. Watson to Patteraon. Fiia.
8 j Simmons lo O KoJrke to Henry. Struck
out: bv Lambert. 8: by Vance. 1 Bests
on nana. irt Lombert. 8. Time! 1 JO.
Implies: Fife end Culien.
taaabrlslge Wiaa.
CAMBRIDGE, Neb., Aug. ml-T-l-iam.
I Cambridge defeated
field In a alow ssnie. T to 4.
ieclat
Moore-
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advertised in The Be. G1 a nice cod
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ISLANDERS BLANK PAWNEES
Win from Columbus by the Score of
One to Notainf.
GAME CALLED IN THE SIXTH
llalleterat Brraka Jast After Play,
ere Get fader lever Pawnees
Are. Allowed Only Oae
Ml.
(iRAND ISLAND, Neb., 'Aug. . (Spe
cial Telegram.) Orond Island won from
Columbus today In the flrat Inning when
Payne made safe 011 an error, atole sec
ond and scored on Vamey'e two-nacker.
Umpire Newhouse cslled the game on
account of darkness In the second half of
the sixth and a few minutes later a terrl
flo hailstorm struck the city. Hatch al
lowed the vlsltora only one hit. Score:
COLUMnVJS. OJtAND I8LAXD.
AB H O A 1. AB H O A IC.
Roe4fu, Ik S I t HnlMn, ib.. I 1 4
Hack, Ib t S a 1 Dowser, rf. t S
Pr.ll. rf.... IS tlVjM, ie... 14411
iwi. lb I 1 s I lVerner, cf
rrrrt. cf. . I 4 1 tirntk, Ib.
Huaenr. If I St 4 Sir'awe t..
H.hwldi. n. I 4 4 t 1 lulre, Ik.
Kraalneer, eS 4 1 I IHiim, II
Klreckatr. at 4 S I SHttch, ..
114 4 4
4 4 14 4
I 1 4 I 4 1
1 4 14 4
1 4 4 41
14 4 4 4
Tottli ..,.11 I II I I TeUI II "iUll 1
Columbus 0 0 0 0 0 00
Grand Island 1 0 0 0 0-1
Bases on balls: Off Klrschner, S; off
Hatch. 8. Struck out: By Hatch. 7: by
Klrschner. 1. Karned run: Grand Island,
I. Left on bases: Columbus, 4; Grand
Island, 7. Two-base hit: Varaey. Sacri
fice hits: Huck, Payne and Hasan.,
Htolen base: Payne. Time: 05. Umpire:
Newhouse.
Prestos Are Skat Oat.
'YORK, Neb Aug. 10. -(Special Tele-1
egrani.t Superior shut out York today by
taklna advantage of MHIer'a wlldneea and
bunching their hlta. Carver held York
to five scattered hlta. Murphy beat out
two Infield hits. The first triple Play ever
made on the local diamond waa made by
Miller. Harria and Rice. rcore:
U.-jchior. YORK.
AH II.O A t AB. 11.0. A
gmlik, lb... 4 t I 4 ltorMel4, rf I l e 4
Or.,. . .... t t I Uur.hr, rf. I I 1 S S
Hratra, cf... Ills sr.lle. Ik.. 1 S I 4
Mneore. Ik. 4 11 lirkt. If... 4 t 4
L4rtk. rf I lit , lb... 4 4 It S 4
Thlenlns. If I I I I UK at 4 I I 4 S
lu.i.r, lb.. til 11 M.rrK III I I I I
a '" 11 4 1 f Jimr1, .!!!!!
J ? " 1 J!i
t'srrer.
T.UU ...Mil 1114 8 Totsls ...vlt lilll a
Superior ..........
York
. 1 1 0 e 0 0 t s e 7
,.0 0000000 00
Two-hase lilts: Carver. Stolen basea:
Smith. Thtetsing (1), Grey. Double play:
Landreth to Hasler. Triple play: Miller
to Harris to Rice. Rases on bslls: off
Miller, 7; off Carver. 4. Itt on bsaca:
Superior. 4: York. 8. Sacrifice hits: Urav,
Thlasslng. Totlen. Struck out: By Miller,
4; by Carver. 4. Passed lall: Schlssel.
Tims: .(i. Umpire: Meyers.
HASTINGS. Neb. Aug. 4.-i apevlul
Telegram.) The Reda treated Beatrice
lo a coat of whitewash. Gettman scored!
wiin a homer in the fourth. The iiscond
snore came In the elKhth when Bennett
singled and scored nn hits by eGttmsn and
Brown. Wlllvy allowed the vlsltora but
three hlta and atruck out nine Managnr
I oe protested the game because of a de
cision of the umpire. Score:
BgATRtrg I1A4TIS0S,
AB II O A g AS.H.O A
riorav. in.. 1 e.Vann. rf... I 4 1 S
r.llnrk. sa 8 e 8
I ltitoloff. ss.. I 4 1
4 trnnatt, cf . 4 1 1
4 IIIKIiimii. lb 4 I t
I 4 4rt'.b., f. 4 1 4
t 4 Brum a." Ik I I I
1 SWoore. Ik... 4 t 1
5 eRruraeoe. c I 1 1
1 IWIll.r. a... 114
, rra.ha, rf... 4 14
Xaif ,uf lis
Ling. If 8 t
Chi. e 8 4 7
Orlal. Ik S 1
! barkewllt.lb 1 S 11
. 1 ,. . . .
4 4
I 4
1 a,..a. P-... m o
Tiiisi. ... 8 14 11 l- Totals ... ii , tj 1. , . Pitching was too much for BrUOkln and
; ooooooo o(l!I'n, c"y won th V"1 fJJmtliti. b.
" 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 -S The second game a pitchers battle be-
Home run: Gettman Two-base hits:
M ale, Prucba. Sacrifice hits: Wllley,
Klorey, Ling. Stolen bases: K. Brown.
Moora. struck out: By Wllley, :: by
hi) an. . Bases on balle: tiff Wllle,
1. Double play; K. Brown to Gettma 1
Time: r.2i. Umptra: Walters.
or folk. Win,
KBARNKY. Neb., Aug. S.-fSpeclal Tel
egram.) Norfolk won tude)'e game from
the Kspa. Opportune hitting by Norfolk
won the gsmc, a home run bv 1 urpin
starting the berl rolling. The home run
by Ramsey made the oidy acore for Kear
ney. The si'ort:
M)Rlt)lJL KCARNBT.
AS H O A AB H.O.A.K
iaia. ri.. 1 1 s a uaiu). If . 4 lis
l r. af.... 41 'hcok. la... 4 1 4 A e
rualkar lb.. 4 1 4 t SJruaon. lb.. I I 11 I s
Srlalil. II
1 4 4rturn, cf 4 I I
Alt tfauy, rf.. 4 1 s
!tu; lb.
eiartr. lb... I S
Ken. 8b.
! I ' 1 i 1
4 SIMjoiptoi. at I I I
Slum-, a
laa, g...
Totals ..
Norfolk
Kearney
t 0 0 4 ( 8 8
U Still I TW.Ia .... ;:TU 8ig, uTuti;.:...! 000000 -! St
0 S I 0 0 14 i Eatteriea: Moor and Rlalr; Davenport
1 00 0 0 0 0-1 : and S.rron. ..
' """ runs. iurpin, riainsev. Stolen
Home
lne. 4; off Plymploa. 1 lWi n lni.i
K. Koitulk, 8; Ki-arney, i. Struck out: Bv
In. 8; by plynipton, i Time: 1.
w cinuira. wuigtcy.
II
1
:0reston to Have
Base Ball Tourney
i!
CRF.STOX. I.. Aug. 4.-tSpeeial.) Pr
ItmlnarVea hgv just been made for a
base ball tournament te be held in this
city, either during the week of September
14 or il. Promoters of the event circulated
a subscription list among the business
men of the city with such succor that a
purse of 800 will bo put forth for the
first three tea in -ISO to go to th win
ning; team, la te tbe oecond team and
flu to th third. Th fourth team will re
ceive expenses.
I
j Crestan hs a first class amateur team
( aBj vou)a lk, t0 .ecur aome of the best
smateur or semi-pro. team of th slat
for th tournament. Th tournament wl'l
Is st three days, s double-header Icing
'eed each a'ternoin
OMAHA, FRIDAY. AUGUST
Standing of Teams
WEST. LEAOUE. AMER. LEAGUE.
W.UPct.l W.UPct.
Ptoux City. .74 47 .(I Phlla it 'M .T0
Denver 71 62 .B77 ieton 1 47 t
Pt. Joseph. ..70 H .M Washington 61 .U4
Des Moines. 1 U .4W Detroit (4 54 .U
Lincoln M 41 .4!'i St. Ixuls 3(4.444
Omaha :h 14 .4.4 Chicago iS 69 .482
Wichita 4 74 .SWIiNew york...4l 41S
Topeka 4 7u ..'W&iCleveland ...3S7.Sri
NAT'L LKAGUK. FED. LEAGUE.
W.L.Pct.l W.L.Pct.
New York. .tie 46 .W7I Chicago HI 4 .655
Boaton M 47 .V2i Baltimore ..iS 48 ,M7
Ht. IOuls...t It .627 Indianapolis. 6S 4H ,547
f'hlcego ....a7 M .S2J' Brooklyn ,..4 49 ,f.2t
Pittsburgh. ,4 f7 M2l Buffalo u6 fcl .6I
Brooklyn ..4! 67 .4ttf Kan. City.. . 60 61 .444
Phils 97 . 4(52; Ht. Louis... .411 M .434
Cincinnati.. 4S ) .444 Pittsburgh.. .40 ) .434
8TATIS LE AGl'K. I AMER. AHH'N.
W.UPct.l W.KPct.
Beatrice ...l 4i .6741 Milwaukee .72 60 .m
Or. Inland.. fit ,.S7i Louisville ..70 .15 ,M0
Haatlngs ...67 44 .W4 Columbus ..tfi, 59 .521
York 63 4H ,h Cleveland ..A6 ttt .61:1
Superior ...M 61 .4051 Indianapolis. fit 62 .KS
Norfolk ....47 64 .SAVKaii. City. ..AO M .484
Columbus ..47 64 M Mlnenapolls.W o7 ,41
Kearney ...84 67 .SITflSt. Paul 45 81 .367
Yesterday's Resells.
WEHTERN LEAGUE.
Denver, 14; Omaha, t.
Lincoln, t; Sioux City. 4.
Toreka, S; Dee Moines. 3.
Wlchltu, 2; Bt. Joseph. 4.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
8t. Louis. 4: Wsshlngton. S.
letroit. 1; Philadelphia. 3.
Cleveland. 11; New Yoik. 8.
Chicago, 3: Boston, S.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston, 8; Pittsburgh. 1
Brooklyn, S; Chicago, S.
Philadelphia, 1: Ht. Louis, 0.
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
Baltimore. 0; Chicago, 4.
Buffalo. 0-6; St. Loula. 1-3.
Brooklyn, 4-1: Kunaaa City. 8-1. Hecond
game called end eighth to allow Brooklyn
to catch train.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Milwaukee-Columbus, postponed; rain.
Kansaa City. 2; Cleveland. 4.
Minneapolis, 8; Indianapolis, 11.
Ht. Paul. 3; Louisville. 6.
- NEBRASKA STATE LEAGUE.
'Norfolk. 4: Kearney. J. .
Haatlngs. 1" Beatrice: 0.
Columbus, 0; Grand Island, L
Superior, 7; York, .
basses Teda
Western League Denver at Omaha. Lin-
co" ' qtX. Topeka at
Wichita at 8t. Joeeph.
Des Moines,
. Amr".'" '""r"., J,VT"
at New York. Chlcaao at Boaton.
a kvti i-oiiwii aa, s. a (at " w f ' w. vsj
National League Boston at Pittsburgh,
Brooklyn at Chicago.
Federal league Baltimore at Chicago,
Buffalo at Mt. Louis.
American Association Milwaukee at Co
lumbus, Kansas City at Cleveland, Minne
apolis at Indianapolis, St. Paul at Louis
ville. Slate League-Norfolk at Kearney, Su
perior at Turk. Beatrice at Jlaatlngt. Co
lunibua at Grand Island.
Chifeds Shut Out
Baltimore Federals
CHICAGO. Aug. aO.-Chicago de'eated
Baltimore, 4 to 8. today. Three of Chi-'
cago's hltg were clean doubles, while t HICAGO. Aug. 20.-W. C. Hagen or
Johnson kept the Baltimore efforta welll Rochester, N. T todsy equalled the
scattered. Score: R.H.E. , ceurse record of sixty-eight In the first
Bsltlmore .... 0000000 0-08 j: round of tbe seventy-two hole fnala for
Chicago u 0 1 U 1 0 i 0 4 Ojthe Nat onal ' Open Golf championship,
Batteries: Bailey and Jacklltech; John-1 n0T, held by Francis Oulmet, Boston
son and Wilson. . , . 'amateur.
KANSAS CITY, Aug. ii. -Johnson s j ,
: ;7.l .r T ,-.,7.r.t,atilron r better than Qulmefs but he
the end of the eighth Inning In order that : ... . . . ,7
.. - ...I- l.,-
train, fc'core, 1
n I.J v i
first gam:
Brooklyn
1 0
10 1 4 12 a
Kansas City. .2 I M 1 ! - I
Batteries: Bluejacket, Houck and Land;
Johnson and K-saterly
Score, second game: U.H E.
Brooklyn 0 o 0 0 1 0 8-1 4 1
Kansas City tl 010000 -l 51
Batteries: Marlon and Land; Stone and
Easterly.
ST. LOUIS AND BUFFALO
FEDS DIVIDE DOUBLE BILL
ST. LOUIS, Aug. JO St. Louis and Bu.
falo divided a double-header her today.
1 I .t-. lh lalclnar tha flral same. 1
l' to 0, and the vi.ltors the second. 8 to 8.
4 1 Peon, first rame: R.ll.K.
Score, second, game: tvii-r..
Buffalo 8 0110 0-4 11 8
St. Ixiula 0 J00 1 S8S
Batteries: Anderson and Allen; Ke up
per and Chapman.
Tabor lVlai Flrat Money.
TABOR, la.. Aug. ta-tSpeclal ,T'.e-!
grant. Tabor won flrat money of 8409 in
tbe base ball tournament ne re loaay, De
feating Shenandoah, 1 to 1.
vtlivriva. 1 uw. , " ' 1 -" " --- .
SThenandoah. Steele end McKay.
Two hundred dollar was divided eaually I
between Shenandoah. Malvern and llaia-l
burg. Thla la the third tournament where I
Tabor haa won flrat money, the others j
being Malvern ana rnenanooan.
sjewousn Urste Defeats A I blew.
NKWMAN GROVE, Neb.. Aug. 80. (Spe
cial. At the big Farmera' I'moa plonic,
held at the Field (arm near thla place
today, the Newman Grove teens defeated
Albion by a score of 1 to s. Bstteries:
Newman Grove, Lee and Hlamha; Aibioa.
Ihr and Krause. lilts: Newman Grove.
14; Albion. .
Bares to Bos. .
Paul Murrey and Jack Hume will bog
ix rounds before the North Otasha Ath
letic club Saturday efteraooa. No dc-iloa.
21, 1914.
Drawn for The Bee by George McManus
p . i i r , "i I
SENATORS DEFEAT BROWNS
Shanks' Single in Ninth Gives
, Washington the Victory.
GAilE IS LONG DRAWN OUT ONE
Home Teasa Scores roar Raas lo
Foarlk eo Doable, Sacrifice, Hit
Bataasaa, a Doable, Slagrle
ad Doable Steal.
WASHINGTON, Aug. S&.-Bhanke' single
In tha ninth. Inning, which scored Gandll,
gave Washington a 6 to I victory over St.
Louis today In a long-drawn-out game.
Washington scored four runt In the fourth
Inning on a double, a sacrifice, a hit bats
man, a single and a double steal. St
Louis, with two runs already recorded,
tied the score In the eighth on Acogt'a
truft and singles by Bhotten and Pratt:
Mitchell beat out an Infield hit In the
seventh and was hit In the face and
knocked unconscious by Wallacs'a throw
to first. Score: R ILE.
f t. Louie 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 S 0-4 7 2
Washington ..0 0040000 WU S
Batteries: St. Louis, James. Baum-
Sardner and Leary; Washington, Avres.
ohoson and Henry. Alnsmlth.
Maoka Beat Tlwera.
PHILADELPHIA. Aur. 20.-A1I the rur.s
In today a Same were acorri An hr,m..
I Philadelphia defeating Ietrolt by 8 to 1.'
' nn 1.0 oeep center, in tne flrat
inninp oouncea ,mto the bleachera for a
four-bagger. In the third Innings Col
lins drive over Veach's head hopped into
the bleachera for a home run, Wyckoff
and Murphy also scoring. Lapp had his
right hand badly hurt by a foul tip off
.noriariy s oat in the firth Inning and was
forced to leave tha ram fi..- r ii v I
Ilrolt 1 OOOOOOO' 01 ' i
Philadelphia... 0 0 8 0 0 0 0 0 3 8 2
nB.iieT1'7?.! Detroit, Dauaa and Stanage;
Philadelphia, Wyckoff and Lapp. Uchang.
Nag-a Wis by Sparl.
NEW TORK, Aug. 8t).-Cleveland dupli
cated New Ynrlr'a foul n v ..
I forging ahead late In the game by making
... - mi una iniiini, wnicn enaoied it
to win by a score of 11 to 8. New York
used five pitchers. During Cleveland's
eeventn Inning rally Keating; and Nuna
msker were ordered from the game by
Lraplrs Dineen for protesting decisions.
Hcore: fi H E
Clmelsnd ...,S 1 0 0 0 0 8 0 1-11 U i
New York....l 8018010 0- 81
Batteries: Cleveland. Mitchell, Morton
sna uNelll; New York. Fisher, Pleh,
9. .nu nunamiiKer, Bcnwar.
Red Box Wis.
BOSTON. Aug. 20.-6hore held Chicago'
to two hltg today, and. though Boston
made six errors behind him. the locale
wen. S to 2. The Red Sox scored on timely
hitting and by taking advantage of Clil
cagoa mlsplaye. Score: RHE
fcoston 0 1 .0 0 1 t 0 0 3
Chicago .......0 0 0 0 0 1 9 0 12 I 4
Batteries: Boaton. Sboie and Cady:
ChlyMo, Wolfgang and Mayer.
Simpson Makes
Good Score In
Western Tourney
Amateur ch , bol w.
f,r nln8 l,ulM- u,mrt "n ,hlr-
(,x thlrty-.even. Lv.nV
I ....a ...v.,.
Among tha morning scores weie: I.ojIs
"ntn, cair. v. r. .-eiaon.
Oklahoma City, 77; Warren K. Wood,
Homcwood, 77; George Sargent. Chvy
Chase T4; George Simpson. Omuha. 78;
Louis Jscoby, Dallas, ; A. fl. II err,
Uncoln, 80; Jack NvU',e, San Francisco.
7S.
slrsbarg Making; tiood.
Johtnv S denbers la niaklns aood on
the coast. H l an Omaha boxer who!
wrigns io puunua ana nu umwn winning
n.hia i imtJ iia la i,i.irh.rf tnr u
Labor day bout at Reno, New. after
which 1 will tak on George Chip. S'lden
berg waa a pupil of Paul Murray while
in Omaha.
Throat aad Loagr T rookie
will cease to trouble you by the timely
use of Dr. King's New Discovery. Sure
relief. SOc and 81. All druggists Adver
tlenint, ,
'i;l W ' f :r3Cl;fi
-e ...
, V. '
FiS!iS:iL, ydjWtNl . -
iaA - - 1 r " a v . Tiwjbur.-jo j'eKvii'' -m, w m w m f s n u i i i i" .w n
GOT FIFTY DOLLARS FOR PITCH,
; IN0 ONE INNING.
If
ft
Walter Johnson, thn Washington
Pitcher, wliu was given 802 by a base ball
fan of Decatur, 111., to pitch one Inning
In an exhibition same. In bin 850 Inning
Johnson threw nine balls and struck tut
threa men.
OUIHET'S PLAY BRILLIANT
Makes Splendid Sixty-Nine in First
Sound of Finals.
EVANS FINISHES WELL UP LIST
Beet Five Spores of Day ' .Made or
Xatlve America as Loots Trlller,
Formerly of France, Plays
t ooslateat tao-me.
.CHICAGO, Aug. 20. Francis Ouimet.
dclendlna his title todnv. made a. anlndid
(A in the first round of ihe seventy-two-
hole fins la of the national open goll tour
nairent at Midlothian club, within one of
the course record set this forenoo't by
Walter C. Hagen of Rochester. Oi.lmet
and Hagen both fe'.l off in the second
toupii. takirs "6 and 74. respectively.
Hagen's totul of 141 led the lied 0:
sixty-five in the first day a pley and gave
him a aood chance for the tlile. ,
geod
Oulutei totaled 14. temporary second
place going to Tom McNamara of Boston,
who scored an evenly balanced lis.
Chartca Kvens. jr., western amateur
champion, and Warren K. Wood, former
western title holder, finished well up In
the list with 10 esch. William Rsulen
bunch, a public links product of Chicago,
who recently won the city champioasnlp,
trade a scoie of l"d.
Finish Farther Down.' '
Tha other amateurs finished furthe.
down In the Hat. K. P. fcd wards took i:
t gnd Jack Neville, Pacific roast champion.
scored 153. Donald Kdwards. had 141 an!
Louis Jscoby of Dallas Ltr.-ely remained
In tho evrnt with liiS. All tbeso over i'i-1
were culminated by the rulej.
The best five scores of th day wer
made by native Americans, me udlng
! Ouimet. an amateur. Sixth on the list Is
Louis Tc-llter. formerly of Frsace. who
.-,j , ,naM.. same tnr II'
Pieea a conBi.ieni game ror 11
Knellnh
and Srotch golfcra were not so promlnf at
as In yrsi s gonn b.v. '
-
A aaerlca o
Assor-latloo Reaalls.
R ILE.
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Kansas City.
Clevelsnd ...
St. Paul
Irnulsvtlle . ..
Minneapolis .
Indianapol'g
ill 8
'.;;'.l"; 2
RARC OLD
II t
III I ....wy
WITH THAT ibsaw--. e I
RUDOLPIT PITCfflES WIN AGAIN
Boston Star Hurler Piles Up Eleren
Straight Victories.
BEATS PIRATES, SIX TO TWO
lilts for Extra. Rases Oft O'Teele.
and CeaaelBtaa Aid! Materlallr
Ib Victory of tfce
Visitors.
PITTSBURGH. Aug. SO. Boston de
feated Pittsburgh today by a score of
C to S. It was the eleventh straight vic
tory for Plteher Rudolph. Hlta for extra
bases off O' Toole and Conselmaa aided
materially In the visiters' victory. Score:
RHE
Boston 0 8000001S-6 1 i
Pittsburgh 0O00SOO0O-S 0 S
Batteries: Rudolph and Gowdy; Con-,
zelman. O'Toole and Coleman.
Cabs Beat Dodgcers.
CHICAGO. Aug. 20.-Chlcaa-o made It
1 threo out of four from Brooklyn today.
winning, 8 to 2. Two errora helped
Brooklyn to gcore Its two rune In the
third. Score: RHE.
Brooklvn 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0-3 7 1
Chicago 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 8 8 S
Batteries: Ruelbnch and McCarty:
Cheney and Breanahan
Phils Bleak Cards.
ST. LOUIS, Ana-. M.-Paakert'a single,
e. racrlflce and Burns' two-base blow gave
Philadelphia a 1 to 0 victory over St.
Louis today. Score: R.H.E.
Philadelphia 006000001-1 7 0
St. Louis 0 0000000 00 S 0
Bstteries: Tlncup and Burns; Doak and
Snyder.
BLAIR TAKES REVENGE
UPON THE FONTANEU.ES
BLAIR, Nb., Aug. S0.-(SpclaJ Tele
gram.) Blair got sweat revenge today,
defeating S'ontanelle, 10 to S, In swat
ting match which waa decided la the gee-
I ond Inning. Bla'r pounding . Cahoon for
i eight hits and seven runs la this Inning.
! V. Cook replaced Cahoon. but still the
Blair team hit the ball. Fontaaell tot
all their hits and runs In the first tour
Innings. After this Inning not a man
reached second base. Fitch not allowing
another hit. Score:
PONTANKLLC. BLAIR.
AB.H.O.A.E AB.H.O.A-B.
Wat' man, rf. I
ItaKang. lb. I
V. c'k, aa.- I
R. Co. Ib-aa 4
J. Cook. .. 4
V. C'ah'a. If 4
J. C 'n. s.-tb 4
14 4 t-ooka. lb... 4 8 T 4 4
3U 4 I liwr. cf.. 8 14 1
s 1 SKvllr. .... 4
114 lBureaara, ss 4
14 4 lgrsuaa, e. ... 4
0 4 4 4 Koappen, lb 4
4 11 44tava, If...,
1 I 8 tJeaaaa, rf... 4
lie aitch. p....
8 11
8 18 1
1 11 I
8 8 8 1
1 4 9 S
181
1 t
I ftcpue. it.. I
I D. Cool. cf.. I
1 . ,
vwwau.
avoi.
Totals ..to 14 a a a
Tetala ..II I 14 li
rontauclle .' ) 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 J
Blair 0 7 0 1 0 0 1 0 0-10
1 wo-uaae nita: Looke. Koeppen, Clap-
' Per. Burcham, Hartung. Three-base hits
rtune. Three-base hits-
Krauae. Waterman. Harding. Stolen base:
Krause. Double play: Burcliam to Koep-
Cen to Cooke. Struck out: By. Fitch, :
y J. Cahoon. 1; by V. Cook, i Left on
baer: Blair. 3; Fontanelle, 7. Time: 1:4S.'
Scorer: Kelly., Umpires: Bl4 and
Menlekinj.
ReTenas) Defeats Aaaley.
'- ' .. Aug.. sa.-tBpeaai.i
-In a well played 8am Ravenna ' de-
tested Analey yesterday 4 to L Batteries:
Ravenna. Thlessen and Greenslit Angley,
Rhodes and Carr. Ravenna is holding
a' carnival this week, a ball gam being
played each day. Yesterday a program '
In honor of the old settlers waa rendered.
The oldest aettler, Michael Nelea, SB
yesrs old, n presented a rocking" chair.
VILLA WIRES WARNING
TO CARRANZA OFFICIALS
NOGALUS, AKs., Aug. SO Tangible .
1 roof oi tha Carransa-VUIa split and tho
danger of a new revolt In northwestern
Mexico was reclv4 he 10 today. General
Villa, the northern divisional comma alar.
telegraphed Carrani military ofnoulg In
' " ,r nY oonvbatwd Jose si aria
; Maytorena. the elected govwrnor of the
' state. Villa would Invade th state with
' bis force which recently have been re-
1 ci uited and munitioned to war strengta
In spite of th peaceful surrender of th
I fctmer Huerta government at Mexico
1 City. ,
I Snrora state It la the military none.
I commanded by General Obregon, who
beaded the constitutionalist forces, which
i recently entered Me:lco City and apart
,r,m vl'l' fllvIsMn.
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