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TOPEKAS HAKE IT
THREE FROM KRUGS
Doable by Roche and Monroe'i Sin
gle in Last Half of Ninth Give
Kawi the Game.
CLUHH AND LARSON IN FORM
TOPE K A, Kan.. June S.-(Speclal Tele
gram,) The Hsvagea administered the
third successive defeat to Marty Krug's
hopeful today by a score of 4 to I Up
to today. Larson's record i credited
with no defeat! for th ecurrent season,
lie waa yanked In the flrat (tame here,
but a ubeeiuont pitcher recoived the
credit for that defeat. Today Larson went
the fuU route.
It waa a nip and tuck tamo. Kafora'a
mighty horn run awat la the flrat In
ning, after Braen had walked, put Omaha
two rvai to the good. The locale got one
back in their half and with a tittle better
baa running might have evened the
count right there. But Forsyth ac
cural peg killed the tying run at the
Plata.
TepcUa Tie It t'.
Tli locals got their tlelnr run In the
second on Roche' clean single, a sacrl
flea, an out and Clnnn's very scratchy
Infield roller.
Th Kawa took the load in the fifth.
when all kinds of things happened. Brecn
got Cochran's roller mixed up with his
feet nd a walk and a sacrifice put tho
runnera on second and third. Lrutlmore
bounded one ova Larson's bead and
Cochran saored when Kafora dropped
W'halon's throw. Cot h ran threw the ball
a few feet away from Kafora and Boat-
wick wa called out for this Interference.
Mora Interference by Cochran marked the
aeventh Inntnit, when Omaha tied It up.
With Schllebner out, Whalen doubled
agalnat th left field fence. Larson sin
gled to right Cochran got in Whalon's
way aa the runner rounded third and he
waa sant on horw for the Interference.
Omaha got runners to second and third
In . th eighth but Thomason grounded
sharply to Clunn and the rally ended.
Slnale Open Ninth
Schliebner opened the n nth with a sin
gle but could not reach seoond while the
next three were being retired.
Koch doubled to left to start the last
of th ninth. Trainer waa walked. Then
Monro singled, scoring Rorhe with the
winning run before an out waa made.
Johnson, Cloaman or Everdon will hurl
tomorrow.
OMAHA
A II. H
5
Pmith. If
Breen. Sb. .......
Foraythe, rf....
Kafora, e
Krui. tb
Thomaaon. cf...
K hiiebner, lb..
Whets n, an. ...
Larson, p
ToUla
Cochran. Sb
Host wick, sa...
Mayer, lb
Laltlmore, Zb..
Jackson, cf
It'4-he. If
Trainer, rf
Monro, c
Clunn, p.
0
1
0
1
0
0
I
9
Total
a l
TOPKKA.
AH.
S
I
...
II. O. A. K.
1 t 0
1 I 1.1
tie
1 4 1
0 0 10
0 1 ft o
in 0 0
J Jt o
1 0 I
"i m is "i
11. O. A. K.
1110
110
1 10 0 0
111
1 0 0
2 S 0 0
110 0
112 0
10 7 0
li n ii 1
fWtatwk-k out account Interference
and none out In nlntu when winning run
waa scored.
Omaha t 0000010 0-8
Tooeka 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 1-
Home run: Kafora. Two-bate hlla: lt
tiuiore Hoche. Whelan. Bacririce hits
U.vfi. Trainer. Foreytn. Htolen base
Trainer. Bsees on balla: Off Clunn. I; c'f
a . i. . . . . Ou PI.ihh Kir
laraon, rinun r
Iraon. i. lilt by pitched ball: My Ir-
aon. 1; by i. lunn. L Time: w. i uiuvi
Cusick and t'arent.
LIHKf DEFEAT JOSIEt AQ.tlX
Ctv lrraaaaar Tar4 Itralght Beat'
last at Bert.
LINCOLN. Keh.. June J Iilncnln won
Its third succeaaiv game today from si
Joseph, tho avore bring n mum aa uii
of yesterday. J to 1. It waa a pltchera"
baitlc, and all th runa wr scored on
error. Score :
LINCOLN.
AH. K. M.
4 1
4 0 1
I
4
10
I 1
t 1
,4 0
, 1. 1
.i.o o .
, I 0 0
Standing of Teams
WEST. LBAflUB. NAT. LKAGl'K.
W.I. I'ci.i W.lHct.
)e Molnea.Z2 12 .0171 Chicago 22 "'-
Topeka . .H U .Bkh Hoxlnn 19 .oM
Lincoln . .It 1 i .51; HiooKi n .... i
Omaha . . .17 1 6L. rft. '.oula .... zi "
fi. Joseph.. 18 17 . I'li'ln 22 21 .512
Denver 15 15 .ilHi rittMburg ,lgJ1..4.l
Bloux Clty..H 19 .W4 Cincinnati ..! 20 . 444
FED. LEAOIMC. L AM till. AIM.
Wl.Prl W.I.Pct.
Ittsburit ..25 W .010. ndlanapolle 27 15 ,fll
Newark 23 IS ...' Kan City ..22 17 ,WI
Kan. City ..23 IS .'jOi; lxuiviue ..n ia .-.j
rMn.. . 2.1 in .MM1 Milwaukee 22 t .6.17
Ht Ixula ..19 17 .Ms! 8t. Haul 20 10 .Bli
Brooklyn ...19 20 .4:T, Columbua ...16 23 .410
Baltimore .15 21 .3R.il Cleveland ...14 21 .4"U
Buffalo ....12 20 .2!3, Minneapolla 14 24 .iS
AMER. LKAOCE. I STATE L lvA.au 15.
W.KPct. W.UPct.
Chicago ....27 15 .(MX! Heat rice ....10 4 .il4
'etrolt ....at 17 rorK
Hoaton 19 15 .5 .HiNorfolk .... 5 .
New York.. 19 17 .5281 Kearney ...4 .
WaiihlnKtn Itl 19 .4n7i Fairbury ... B 7 .6-'3
levelnnd ..17 21 .447 llnetlngs ...7 7 .500
Ht. Ioula....17 23 4r. Ur. Inland.. 7 T .500
hlla 13 27.3-. Columbus .. t 12 .
Yeerdar' neanlta.
WE9TKRN L HAGUE. .
SI. Joneph, 1, Uncoln, 2.
lva Molnea-Oenver, wet grounds..
Omaha, 1; Topeka, 4.
eiou City, 8; Wichita, .
NATIONAL LJ5AQUE.
New Tork. 10- Boaton. L
Phlladelhla. 2; Brooklyn, 1.
Cincinnati. 5; St. Iula, 1. '
AMERICAN LKAOUE.
Ttoston-New York, cold.
Waahlnglon-Phtladeluhia. cold, wet
groumla.
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
Ft. I .on la, l; Chicago. 2.
Brooklyn. 10-8; Bulfalo, 7-1.
I'lttaburgh, 2; Kanaaa City, 1.
AMHRICAN APSOC1ATION.
Milwaukee, 0; Columbua, 0.
Kanaaa City, 8; Ixiulavllln, 4.
Minneapolla, 4; Indianapolis, a.
ITATK I.KAUUK.
Kearney. I: Norfolk, 4.
Orand lslnnil, Columbus, 0.
Yoik. : Beatrice. 17.
Hastings, 0; Falrhury, 4.
Oaatea Today.
Western I-oaur Bt. Joseph at Lincoln.
Dei Moines at IVuver, Omaha at To
peka, Htoux City at Wichita.
National learue Brooklyn at Pitta
burgli.
Amettcat'. Leaaue Ht. Ixula at Phila
delphia. Cleveland at Waslilnxton. Chi-
cnao at Boston, lotrolt at New York.
Federal Isie Ht. IjMila at Chicago,
Brooklyn at Buffalo, Ptttaburgh at Kan
aa Clt).
Htate Ioague KearneT at Norfolk.
Orand Inland at Coliimtxi. .York tt Be
atrice, liastliiits at rail bury.
3 BRAVE HURLERS
SOFT FOR GIANTS
Delivery of Boston Trio Has Few
Mysteries for New Yorks, Who
Win, Ten to Three.
MARANVILLE PUT OUT OF FLAY
BOSTON, June a Th delivery of three
Boston pitchers contained few mysteries
for New York batsmen today and the
Olants won, 10 to 3. The Braves batted
Marquord hard, but ho tightened in the
pinches, Maranvllle was removed from
th game by Umpire Qulgley In the third
when he protested vehemently against a
decision, flcore:
NSW TORK. BOSTON.
AR.H.O.A.B. AB.H.O.A.B.
um. If. ...4 (10 AMoran. rf....l 10 0 4
Dorl. lb.... 4 4 t OKItEp l k. Ibl 8 1 t 1
lobert. lb.. I 118 cthr. If... 4 ISO
rilrhr. tm. I 1 I M(. ct...l I I 1 0
Br.ln.nl. m I 1 I lUrhmldt. Ib. 4 1 10 0 1
Hobertta, rf I I 4 0 OHmlth lb.... 4 0 0 1
REBELS BACK AGAIN
IN THE FIRST PLACE
Pittsburgh Defeats Kansas City and
Once More Assumes Lead in
Third League Race.
GILMORE'S CATCH IS A FEATURE
KANSAS CITY, Mo., Juna .-Pittsburgh,
regained first place today, defeating
Kansas City. S to 1. Otlmore'a catch of
Holly's liner in the sixth Inning, with
the bases full and two out was the
feature of the game. Score: R.ILE.
IKtsburgh ....0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0-3 7 0
Kansas Clty. O 9 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 I S
Batterlus: Knetser and Berry; Packard,
Main and Brown.
Terrier Trim Whales.
CH ICAOO, June 8. Long hlta by Drake
and Borton helped St. Louis beat Chi
cago again, 8 to 2, today, while poor
support kept Brown In trouble and had a
part, too. In th visitors' run making.
Merklt, lb.. 4 If OMaraBTll. Ml 1 1 1 i Davenport pitched faultless ball In most
S'l- J!" i lii J1":. " ! i t ! ! Hfht places and apolled late Chl-
MMrf :1 tit hlln- ! 1 I J 1 ralllea by striking out Plnch-hltter
Manur. MJJ J fisher and forcing Hanford to hit a high
T.ui. it tm i 1 1 ! ,. tH.
Cmlcber. . 1 st- Loul 0 0 0 0 0 80 18 8 1
' -! J Chicago 00000011 0-8 85
Totals I 11 87 14 4
Batted for Tyler In eighth. .
New York 8 0 S 0 1 0 0 0 S 10
Boston 0 0000030 0--3
Two-base hlta: Lobart (2), Merkl. Ty
ler. Fltsrtrlck. Cather. Thre-bae hlta:
Fletcher, Maree. Double plays: Fletcher
to Doyle to Merkle, Magna to Fltipatrlck.
First baa on arrora: New Tork, 3; Boa
ton, 1. Bases on balls: Off Marquard. 1;
off James, 1. Hits: Off James, 8 In two
Innlnta; off Tyler, In aix innings; off
Crutcher, 4 In on Innings, Struck out:
By Marquard, 4: by James, 2; by, Tyler.
i. Umpires: Qulgley and Kason.
Phils Beat Dodgers.
BROOKLYN. June 8. Errors by CMara
and Miller gave Philadelphia s 3 to 1
victory over Brooklyn today, robbing Ap
pleton of a well deserved shutout on his
first appearance In som time. The Phil- Buffalo
Batteries: Davenport and Hartley;
Brown. Black and WUson.
Tiptop Take Tin,
BROOKLYN, N. T., Jun a Brooklyn
won both games of a doubla-header her
today. 10 to T and 8 to 1. In the first
game Schuls went to piece In the third
inning, the flrat four men up hitting him
eareiy, stage ana nauri ror two-Daggers.
The game waa loat In this Inning.
but Manager Schaffly made a fighting
finish, using up four pitcher and three
men nitiers. Bcore, nrst game: K.H.1&
Brooklyn ....0 1 S 0 8 0 0 1 0-10 It S
Buffalo 8 0008003 7 13 3
Batteries: Seaton and Land; Bchuls,
Ehmke. Marshall. Bedlent and Blair,
Watson.
Bcore. second game: R.H.E.
nrnnklyn 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 08 8 3
HOMER AND SINGLE
WIN F0RN0RF0LK
Kearney Puts Up Hot Battle Until
End When R. Brown Clouts
for Counter.
REED FANS NINE BUFFALOES
Wit HEM DEFEAT BIOV'X C ITY
athera la Kla Kara aad Allawa
Jaal Mia Hlta.
WICHITA. V.r inn. l.n. t.mi
Doyle and Mailman hard Wichita won
the second game of the series. Houttiern
was In fine form and the visitor secured
but six hits off him. Score:
WICHITA.
AB. R. H. O.
4 13 1
4
I
3
3
3
4
Wares, 2b
D. Callahan, cf
Hoxn. as
Orlfflth. :
Tydeman, rf....
Tcapp, Sl
Nicholson. If...
Fisher, lb
Southern, p
3
1
11
3
t
0
1IS fielded perfectly, two fast dniibln
rlays helping Msyer to his victory. Th
Hidgers left tonight on their first west
ern trip. Kcore:
PHILADELPHIA. BROOKLYN.
AB.H.O.A.B. AB.H.O.A.B.
r rr.,f n l a oO'Mara. ai.. 4 114 1
Hrme, Ib... 4 111 tKrm, el.... I t I
Hkr. . .. 4 1 orxubert, lb. I t I 0 0
I r.ih. rf.. 8 0 1 0 tngl, rf., I I I M
Nlfhoff. tb . 4 til SWhMt. If ... 4 1100
U l'mi, lb. 4 1 It 0 (X'ut.h.w. lb. t 0 1 t 0
Vt'.lMr, cf... 4 0 8 0 cie)i. (...... 0 10
Killirer. c... 4 It OMIIIer. e. .. 4 0 0 0 1
M.rar. p.... 8 04 OApplMoa, . t t 0 I
Totals II I 17 14 Total 10 "in""!
Philadelphia 0 0 0 S 0 0 0 0 02
Brooklyn 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 01
Two-r),,e hit: Nlehoff. Stolen baaes:
Nlehoff, Dauhert. Double playa: Nlehoff
to Luderus. O'.Mara to taubert. Bancroft
to Luderus. Flrat base on errors: Phila
delphia. 3. Base on balls: Off Mayer, b;
Off Aonleton 1. Htmintr nil. II.
U b.; ,APP!ot a Umplrea': Klem and
Cocklll.
Redlea Trim Cards.
ST. LOUIH. Jun k. Nle'naua'anri V.r.
E. !lu granted Cincinnati eleven hlta today,
0 upon which the vUltors realised five runs.
o i defeating Mt lunula, iiol K.-ore-
T. ll'l
Batteries:
and Blair.
.0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-1 1 3
Upham and Pratt; Bedlent
ALL-STARS COME HERE
TO MEET ST0RZ TEAM
In the absence of the Rourke Manager
Bradford can always be relied upon to
furnish an Interesting attraction at
Rourke park. The pilot of th tSora now
has secured Sam Crawford's All Btaxs,
hailing from Chicago.
Crawford la th colored twirler who
twice defeated the Brewer while twirl
ing for the Leland Giants last season.
Crawford writes that his cohort are
oomposed of a galaxy of stars selected
from the star colored teams of th coun
try. He ha Jackson and Buckner from
the famoous Lincoln Olants, Louis from
tho Louisville Whit Box and Hayea from
the Chicago Royal Qlanta, in hi squad.
Th tSor are now the possessore of
three clever boxmen In Hayes, Oray and
Olson. Hayes and Oray have - demon
strated their twirling skill In their re
cent work against th All Nations. Olson
also has gained a lease on life and Is
Totals,
Cooney, lb
Iavllson, If......
Kane. lb.
Lcjeuna, ef
C. Callahan, rf..
ttensiing, tb......
Young, sa.
Price, c
Doyle, p
Hallinsn, p
I. Claike....
Totals.
.33 13 37 11
eUOUX CITY.
AB, R H
.3 1 1
O.
1
0
H
1
1
0
1
0
0
0
0 CINCINNATI.
. . . AB.M.UABJ. ABH.O.AB
Men. er.... 4 8 lHustlna, tb. I 0 1 t 0
0 H.r.oe. M... 4 0 1 4 0B-k. as..... 4 0 1 I I
0 Kllllt.r, If.. 4 110 OHobltuoa. B. 0 0 0 0
A On, lb..... 114 1 l:wh il i i i i
0 ; ortirith. rf.. 4 I o tMiiiar, is-w I out i now ready to exhibit hi 1813 pitching pr-
-!""".. !? ! rf 4 1 1 Olformancea.
II a w m w w l m H O. Ct . . . 1
iv'K-isiis. ibi i i o hmhi, tb! I 5 1
lmo, 4 111 OSnyirr a.... 4 1410
i I Bvbasiesr. 4 I t 1 0PrdM. 1 0 0 3
0
I
1
0
0 !
l
Total to
Hock.
it n u i-Hrstt, ib.
l t
lill
..11
24 12
:"?!! for Mollwlt. WouYiK " " '
Batted for Perdu In alxth.
'Batted for Ntehau In elshth.
t-incinnatl 1 0 0 1 1 1 l 0 0-
0 : Bt. Loul 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0-2
! . Two-baa hlta: Qroh, Kllllfer. Three
.;bns hlta: Kllllfer. rlhnelder. Stolen
Itiaae: Iach. Earned runa: Cincinnati.
-. oi. iaiuw. i. r irai oaaa nn .rmr. .n
Kattd for Halliuan in ninth
w.,n,,t.::::::::::, ; o s o 5 5 oVTmVS fJ.hner.;" ? W:
m Left on bases. Kiou, City. : Wl. h.t Off n ?u iSW off Nleha
D. Callahan. K.nHenallnir Stolen llnnlng. B ,u" "out: By pTrdue. 3 bj
Wrt: HiVsrnoinr' BrronU
Crawford's All 8tare will face th Btora
in a three-game series, beginning Satur
day, June 6. On Sunday the same team
will meet in a double-header, th first
game to be called promptly at a The
lineup:
Position. ALL STARS.
8TORZ.
Vanouns....
Graham....
Durkee
Woodruff..
Welch
Dygert
Lawler......
Oondlng....
1 lac lite......
Olson
Hayea
Oray
n. V . I.-., T ....,.! ..I - . V . .
ru"&wyrs;nnZ& i White and Thomas
J nwuMirni, 9. liurfl Ull Ul I
I'ovle, 6: off Mailman. 3: off Southern, 4.
Wild pitches: Doyle. Southern. Time:
l.uo. Umpire: Van Sickl. !
w.lf. if
McOfirftKan. ss
H. Williams. lb..
(Mclntyre. if
Moratir, If
1'aiey. 3b
2 1. U-hre!ber. cf....
Sioyd, 2b
McAllister, C
Yams, c
V. tfeiiretber, p
. Total
(X A. E-
3 10
3 10
8 10
4 0 0
-fj 0
8
0 0
1
0 1
0 0
S o
Pag, tb
Jos. If
Vat ton, rf
Brit ton, 3b
"aUerfn. J.-..
It Wllllums. cf.
1 wolitt, sa
loniiemait. c
fcruwn, p
S
ST. JOSEPH.
AB. R. II. O.
0
A.
Totals I 4 34
Fvt out; bunted on third strike.
Lincoln 0 0 3 J
tL Jusph 0 1 0 0 0 0 0-1
Two-bass hit Brit ton. Double plav:
Brltun to Pase to t'altiraon. SacnfK
Uta Brown U). Haavs on balla: Off
b hri)r, 1: off Browu, X Wild pltrhea:
rirajix-r, I: lir'jwn. 1. Time. lit. Um
pua : X yera.
Jclrf T. M. C. A. on special summer
vniU. Mp plan. Thea um It 86 60.
Kearney Drops Out
of State League
KEARNEY. Nab., Jun a Special Tel
egram.) Kearney saw the laat gam of
Stat league base ball to be played In this
city this season Wednesday afternoon.
Prealdent Frank Brown of the Kearney
assoctstlon mad a statement laat night.
In which he said th team would b dis
posed of and would not play again at
Kearney. Th raon for thla action la th
stringent financial situation with th
Karney club. Th game have not been
well patronised and It haa been nearly
Impossible to raise funds for ths support
of the team. An effort is being made to
dispose of the Kearney franchise to
Aurora, the fana of that city endeavoring
at thlt time to get the necessary fund
together.
HASTINGS. Neb.. Jun 8. -(Special Tel
sgram.) Prealdent Miles tonight an
nounced lhat Kearney bad granted a
one-day catenalon In time for Aurora to
take over Its franchise and club In the
Btate lesjrue.
Aurora waa enthualaatic on the propo
sition yesterday, but gloomy reports
came from there today. Kearney ia
through on account of Is A of support
snd unless Aurora com f th featru
will b cut tAltt club.
Will Box June Eight
CHICAGO. Jun a-CharUe White of
Chicago waa matched today to box
Charles (KM) Thomas, lightweight cham
pion of France, ten round In Boston on
June 8. They agreed to weigh 133 pound J
at S o clock, Whit has won his , laat
rtv contest With knockouts.
..First.
..Second
..Third
..Short
...Left
..Center
..Right
...Catcher
Catcher
...Pitcher
...Pitcher
...Pitcher
Ward
Louis
... Jackson
.....Taylor
.... Llndsey
Scotti
,.. Buckner
..C. Hayea
Devor
,. Crawford;
Da via
Hill
PITCHER SHAKELF0R0
ILL WITH SMALLPOX
DAVID ORR FORMER BALL
PLAYER DIES IN NEW YORK
NEW YORK. Jun I -David Orr. th
old tiro baseball player, who covered '
first base for the Columbua American
association team in ll and later for
the Brooklyn Nationals, died suddenly
of heart dlseaae laat nifcht st the home
of hta niece, Mrs. Harry Brltton, n Rtch
mand Hill. LI.
COLUMBUS. O.. June a -John Shekel
torn, pitcher for the Milwaukee Ameri
can k'asoclatlon team, was quarantined
her today when It was discover that
he had smallpox. Member of both th
Milwaukee and the Columbua team will
b watched closely to detect poislble
traces of the disease, but It waa stated
officially the association schedule would
not be changed. Shakelford had com
plained of feeling slightly 1U, but la not
confined to his bed.
Youth is Killed
by Traction Engine
LYONS. Neb., June 3.-Spctl Tele
gram.) The traction engine of Lot. Is
Kohliueyer re a over Joel Yeaton. 10-ywar-old
son of Mr. and Mr. Edgar Tea
ton, killing him Instantly.
Apartment, flat. uusa ana cottage
os be rented quickly and cheaply by a
Bee "For Rant" Ad,
He Had Nartww fc9eap
II had a narrow escape from buying
his raincoat In th wrong place, but h
happened to think of th Omaha Rub
ber On.
BILLY MARSH MAKES A
GOOD CATCH AT CARTER
Billy Marsh raa proven to the Carter
Lake club that there Is really goo3 sport
to be had la Carter lak In the fishing
line- Thursday morning he caught two
black bass of the largo mouth variety
that weuched three and one-half pound
each These probably are some planted
several year ago by Commissioner
O'Brlea. who this spring placed a large
number of ball, pike and sunflah
A fastk Meairlae that Help.
Dr. King' New Dtsoovery will help
your cough or cold. Keep a bottle at
tro tor emertrencle. toe. All dnr-
1 lata. -Advertise men.
NORFOLK, Neb., June 8. (Special Tel
egram.) A home run and a single in the
last of the ninth Inning did the I to I
trick for Norfolk in the first game of
the aerie here with the Kearney club
Wednesday afternoon. It was every
body's game until the last Inning. Two
men were out and on on the bases when
R. Brown lined out the'-single that
brought In the winning soore. Score!
KBARNKT. ' NORFOLK.
AB.H.O.A.B. AB.H.O.A.B.
Peak. SS....4 10 1 OBmdrlrk. Ib 4 13 4
Jot-Mad. lb..0 0 II 0 llr. 4 0 0 0
Carrls. If... 4 It OCampM, e-ef 4 0 1 0 0
rampbl. ef-4 1 t 1 lHompla, If.. 4 1 1 0
Hh.w, cf .... I 00 OMelxar, b.. 4 ISO
Merrill, rf.. 4 0 1 0 01' Brown, lb. 8 1 0 0 0
Bellew, lb.. 4 1 I OR. Brown, rf. 4 3 1 t 0
Kaaert. tb... I lot OOlllla, 8 1 11 8 1
Vtoslrn, p... 311 ORmd. 1080
Mazay 100 OTowna. p.... 1 0 0 0
Msllatta, p. 0 8
Tata la to snt It 3 '
Total 14 T 17 11 1
1 Batted for Vaughn in the eighth .
' Hatted for B. Brown In the ninth.
- Two out' when winning run scored.
Kearney 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 38
Norfolk i.O 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 34
Two-base hits: Carrls. Glllis. Melker.
Home run: Kempln. Stolen baser: Bt
Brown. Peake. Melker. Base on balls:
Off Vaughn. 1; off Reed. 4. Hits: Off
vsugnn. in seven innings: oir uamp-
bell. S In two Innings; off Reed, 6 In
eight Innings; off Mellette, 1. Struck out:
By Vaughn. : by Campbell. 1; by Reed,
. Time: 2K. Umpire: Murr.
. Red Fall Before Pwrarll.
FAIRBURT, Neb., Juna 1. 'Special
Telegram.) Fair bury whitewashed the
Haatinga . Reda today. 4 to 0. on a heavy
diamond. Purcell, Hastings' former
hurler, struck out eight of hi former
companions, while Beedle registered six
strikeouts. Heavy clouting of the ball
with hits assembled clinched the victory
in the fourth frame. Peyton scored on a
single by Cstcher Booth ia the sixth In-
nlne-. Hastings only chance to score.
with bases full. In the sixth frame, went
a-gllmmerlng when Drumm pounded the
sphere Into the Falrbury right fielder's
handa. Falrbury waa heavy with the wil
low throughout, registering nine sate nits.
two beint- three-baggers. Bcore:
HirtTTvna VABRBURY.
ABH.O.AB ABH.O.AB.
ftlwm. as.... 4 I t 1 CHIMbr-nd. rf 4 8 0
Ruiiimi. IS. I s 1 0 OLamb. lb.... 4 0 0 0 0
Prumm. lb.. 4 0 11 0 OConUy. lb... 8 I T 0 0
wm'jm. if.. 4 a l a SBr-awa. ir... 4 a
Kirh'Mim. .100 OThleunc. eft T 0
Obit, tb I 0 0 0 OFartoa. e... t t 8 1
Moor., of.... I 1 I Cnboy, lb.. 4 111
OeUK-lMll. Ill 1 I I Booth.. ....! 8 t 0
Bm4I. p.... I It OPurtMll, ... I 100
Total to 414 8 I Total It IT t 0
Heatings 0 00000000-0
Falrbury 0 0 0 3 0 1 0
Threes-base hits: oCnlew (3). Two-base
hit.! ninon. Pavton. Stolen oases: fay
ton. Baaes on balls: Off Purcell. 1; oft
Beedle, a Double playa: Oonboy to Pay-
ton; Olson to Sullivan-to Drumm. piruca
out: By Purcell, 8; by . Beedle. 0. Time:
Is. Umpire: Monroe.
Ialander Trlaa Pawweea. '
rftLITMBUS. Neb.. June a (Special
Telegram.) Orand Island announced its
determination to win in tne ursi inning.
nnrina- twice and received an sylolTloiia
soore in the sixtn. Tne riem was vcirr
muddy. The game waa attend! by the
rieleantea to tne INeorasaa Plate Associa
tion of Iioal Fire Agenta This is the
second whitewash the Pawness have re
ceived In suocesston. Bcore:
(lIUliD IHLJkND. - UULXrWHVW.
AB.H.O.A.B. ABH.O.AB.
t lh...4 0 10 oOrlwim. ef..4 1 I S S
Roboa. lb... 4 0 14 OMooraik. tb 8 3 I
rwaf. rf.. 4 1 1 OWblte, to.... 4 Its
Daoaas saf a HTBDIiaL 1 D. 41 IB I
.... t t I OCopplo. I 1
Bun, If.... I 0 1 0 ornirbun. If.. 4 0 t
n.ir, lb-.... 4 til ouvunMr, a, a i s s 1
rwia. as. 8 111 Roncn ... 1 s o 1
MnfnMfl n.. a l 9 OTnionua. v.. m a w m
Millar, .... ICotwr. 1
lorn, n . . w w
Total.. ...tl tnt lKlrachaar, rf 8 t
TsUla tt TOll 4
Grand Ulaad S 00001000-S
Columbus 0 0. 0 0 0 0 0 00
Etolen base: Downey. Bnyek. Sacri
fice hlta: Hoffman 2), Varney, Mearath.
Two-base hit: Grimm. Hlta: UlX noit
man, 7; off Thteman. a titruca ouc: ty
Hcffnuui. 8: bv Thleman. a Bas on
balla: Off Hoffman. 1: off Thleman
Hit bv Ditched ball: By Horiman. c
Grath. Tiro: 2 L. Umpir: Schuster.
Proklb Lm la LawaVallda.
BHATRICBS. Net).. Juna S. (Special Tel
egtam ) In an axcitlng hit-and-run game.
on a muddy field tJeatno inie artemoon
defeated the York team. 17 to a oaui.
for the visitor, waa replaced in the soo
ond Inning by Franklin. Featurea of th
game were a long drive over the fenoe
by Neff for a homer and the bas run
nliur of Flllman. who pilfered three.
Kortura led with the stick. gatUng three
safe ones In aa many times up. mora
YOKK. BBATftlCaV
AB.H.O.A.B. - AU H.O A B
Rloa. th tit intlaat, tb. 4 I 0 t
Flaoo. aa.... till IBnaaat, la 4 t 8 3
Tottos, Ib. .. t t I I IButtar, a... I 1 t 0
Marphr. of.. 10 11 Oblnrk. rf ... 1 1 t 0
w.i Ml. It... 8 ISO tttrawa. lb... I 1 1 1
Woio.1. lb... I 1 t INotf. of 8 1 t 1
fleet, rf... 4 10 Lckhrl. If t 1 1 1
Kaiser. 4 0 t t Konun. as., t I I
O.at, P 100 lAauae, .. t 0 8
Krmaklla. p. 8 1 I Olrwia. t 0 1
Totai.....a"t M U I Tals.....tl It T It
Tork 3 O033OO00
Beatrice 3 0 1 0 8 0 4 1 -17
Two-baa hits: FUs. Totten, Buater,
iockhart. Kortum. Home rua: Nert.
Stolen basea: FlUmaa ill. Braanaa (2),
Brown. Sacrifice hlta: Brannan. Adams,
lrwia. Sacrifice fly: Murphy. Earned
runa: York, s; Baatrloe, a Base oi
balla: Off Oaut. 3: off Franklin, ; off
Irwin, a Hit by Ditched ball: By Frank
11 n. Kortum, Black. Struck out: By
Oaut ; by Franklin. 1; by Ads-ma,
bv Irwin. 4. Left on bases: York.
Beatrtoe, S. Attendance: u0. TUno: 1:20.
Lmplr: Wood.
West Liberty Track
Record is Broken
WEST LIBFyRTT, la., Jun t (Special
Telegram.) The Cedar Vaiiey circuit
races closed here this afternoon with
three fast event. The track record waa
broken by Blllle Mead, driven by W. p.
Emmerson of Mason City, In th 2;14 trot,
don in 2:134. Th trotUng record had
been 115. Results:
Trottlnar. 1-24 rlmmm-
Orand Chime
Major Direct
J-Tlbell Madden
nemo s
Beat time, 2:17.
RACES AT WEST LIBERTi
Lee
Gypsy Marg
aiis Bene
Hal J....
Best time, 1:IV.
Trottina. 3:14 claaa:
Pllle Meade
Italian Aubrey
Dr. Wayo
The Spartan Queen...
est time, 2:134.
AUTO RACES AT ATLANTIC
WITNESSED BY GOOD CROWD
ATLANTIC, la., Juna a (Special Tale-
gram.) The auto race held her today
by the Iowa Motor Contest association
were witnessed by 1,000 peopl. Tb result:
Motorcycle race, fhra mllot Dmrla
Obel, Corning, first; A. W. Jensen. At
lantic, aocond: Anton Janaam. AtluUn.
third; Bert Bowman, Shenandoah, fourth.
iinw, :.
Auto free-for-all, ten 'milea: Haugdaht,
driving a Mercer, first; At. fTtrlegel, drtv-
a oiaiiiora, eecona; r: wiliiara, on v
tng a Ford SneciaL third: Ram WTIamv
driving a Wilson Special. fourth.
'time, 14:30.
. Free-ror-all auto race, twenty mllea:
Haugdahl, first; Btricgel, aoond; Wilson,
third. Time, 27:07.
Auto, Australian pursuit, flv mil:
rWrieral. first; Haugdahl. aeoond; WUson,
iwiiu.' 4MIH). I ;os.
Amerleaa Aaaetarlom,
At Columbua : n n
Milwaukee a s a
Columbus ft 4 1
Biapnicua ana Hrrui: f Tiu-tin Hhan.
berg and Coleman.
At Louisville: TLTTtR
Kanaaa City 1 7 4
Louisville 4 g t
Georae and Alexander: TtvnnM. mA
romiiir - tien innmgsf.
At Indlanapoli: R.H.E.
Minneapolla 4 11 0
Indiar.apolla ' 5 12 3
Batteriea: Inaersoll. Harna nmt Wil
liam; Ghantby, Sullivan, Rondeau.
Burke. Men and Blackburn (13 Innings).
St. Paul-Cleveland. ooatDoned wet
grounds.
Cosurt Leasrae Reawlta.
At Loa Arurelea:
Salt Lake
Venice
Beelhera Aaaorlatlea.
Little Rock. 0: Atlanta, 4.
Meinphia. I; New (irlwuu, 3.
Chatlanoogii. 3: Mobil. W.
KeafcvlU. Vt: Blmlatluua, L
111
I I
. S 4
. 3
Pacing. 3:13 class
Dale
.. 1 6
...... 4 s IV
.. 11 1
,..11 1 t
I"""C.'":".4 8 S
4T-4aa I I (
Big Card for Two-Days' Events
on the Track in Iowa
Town.
NEBRASKA HORSES IN MONET
1 1 1
t 7dr
8 dr
114
nil
3 2 3
S 3
S 7
4 S
S 4 7
7 0S
S
..lit
-.311 1
10 3
R.H.E.
0 1 1
1 S 1
Batteries: Larov. J. Williams and
Meek; Henley and Mlt.
At Portland: R.H.E.
Oakland f. 1 8 I
Portland ...S S 1
Batter.,: Proutrh and Elliott: Covalea.
kle and Carlach. .
At Oakland: RH.E.
Loa Angele 3 3 1
San Francisco 4 0 3
Batteries: Ryan and Brooks; Baum and
Block. ,
WEST LIBERTY. Ia., Jun -(Special
Telegram.) Good racing for thi season
of the year was witnessed here by
a large crowd yesterday and today. Fol
lowing are the summaries:
TUESDAY'S EVENTS.
Trotting. 3:30 class:
Grand Chime
rbb
The Empress
wyron w
Ben Nutwood
Grey Rex
Mayor bireot
Fred Rhodes
Sylvia Maurlne
Time. Z.Zllfc, 3:194. Z:Zltt.
Pacing. 3:18 claaa:
Jim O'Shea
Sure Mike
Great Northern
Judge ttpencer .
John r
G0I4 Bandure
Miss Frances Roger
Lilah O.
Tocey
lima, 1:10,4, z:iM4, z:w.
la.lr,v S-oX
Walter .Richmond ..........
Fresno
Lucll Forrest
Rexle 7 S
Prickly Pear 4 1
John B S 7 11
Eddie EHJlon S i
Mennequah Prlnceaa . 4 13 12
Fairmont Ill 7
Julia K. 11
Dr. H. ....... .... .... ..M...M........13 0 B
Bturon Santo . 1113 10
Blllle. the Kid J Sdr
Time. 2:174. :18H. 1:1L
WEDNL8DAI S EVENTS.
Pacing. 3:03 alas:
Columbia Fire
Franklin Pie roe,...
Axlnybeta
May Davie.........
M. F. U
Time, 3:10H, 1:144. 3: 13.
Pacing. 3:17 claaa:
Cora Blackford...
Jo Jo
Baron Watta
Frank P
Besal R.
McVerda
Belle Dex
Oakland Boy
Bessie WIntleld
Pa son
Helmet ta
Sir Shelby
Red Roe
Klmberly Patch
(Daly Muscovite
Time. S:15H. 2:17H. 3:17Vi.
Trotting, 3:30 class, 3-year-olds, every
neat a raoe system:
Forrest Blngen....,
Hat Hathaway
Last Sheet
Jessie B
Time. 2:2414. 3:234. 2:24V4,
3 1 S
. 3 4 1
4 8 S
1 drdr
C 1 1
13 3
IS 10 3
3 7 S
S S
10 4
4 11
14 6 11
7
14
11 S 10
13 15 12
13 13 13
2 Sdr
7 13dr
1
.2 2 1
.3 3 4
.4 4 S
The Be Want Ad Are Best Business
Booster
"That a Boy. Pop."
Tommy Leach haa an 18-year-old who
plays on a high school team. The boy
sit In th eta rids at the Ouba' gajnea
and says, "That's a boy. pop," whan
Leach make a good play.
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