- s
Charlie, and
DOYLE AND PERRITT
STARS OFCOB ROOT
'Giants Shut Out Chicago in Their
First Western Invasion of
the Season.
CAPTAIN MAKES FOUB OF HITS
CHICAGO. June i. Captain Larry
Doyle of th New Tork Nationals and
Pitcher Perritt were the heroes for the
visitor today, btl the easterners chut
out Chicago, t to 6, In the flret gam of
their Initial western invasion of the
season.
Ooyle me.de four of the visitor' hlta,
Two of them were double and one
triple. He drove In two of the run for
.hie club and fielded In eenaatlonal form.
' Perritt pituhed In fine form and held Chi
cago to four ecatterad hlta. Score:
MBW YORK.
CHICAOO.
AH H O. A E
All H O A E.
SnMfr's, ell I 4 ennui, rf ... I 1
I-tw-rt. Ib.. 1 lie ericher; aa... Ill
larele, IK... 4 4 4 4 4rhalM. If . 4 1
Hum, rt ... 4 e 1 e eiinmu, III I I I I
'Kleteher, e. 1 t 4 IMalor, Ik.... 4 1 14 I
Brlnr4. Ill II IWllllaaaV. t 111!
Itotwrue. Ul I 4 Arehr. ...,! 0 4 4 1
Mrkl. lb.. I 110 irh.lM, lb.. I 1 I T I
MrM, .. 4 J I 4 HnmpImM, l I I I I
r.mit, I I 'Molrr .. e II
Merc, p.... I 1
Total HIM I
Trial.. ...N 4 IT II I
. 'Ratted for Humphrlee In eighth.
Xfw York 0 M 1 t 4 ( t 1-1
Chicago 0 0 6 0 0 0 ft-ft
Two-base hit- Doyle,- Saler. Three.
,teae hit: Doyle. Stolen baaea: Phalan,
Zimmermen. Earned run: New Tork, 1.
Left on baaea: New York, 7; Chicago, i.
First base on error i New Tork, 1 Chi
cago, 1. Ptwi on ball: Off Perritt, I;
off Humphries, J; oft Pierce, 1. Hlta:
Off .Humphries, I la eight .inningst off
Pierce, none In one Inn Inn;, Struck out:
By Humphries, S; hy Perritt, S. Wild
'pitch: Pierce. Umiireat Byron and Orth.
tirates Slaughter
Dodger Contingent
riTTSBUROrr. June S.-The Pirate re
gained, their batting force today aad over
whelmingly defeated Brooklyn, 11 to ft
Mamaus wen hla third straight shutout
and held the visitors to four hlta, Mas
Carey repeated bia performance of early
In the season by making five hlta In five
tlmea at bat, two of which were double.
lell ana Cador received ragd support
Score:
Brooklyn', prrrisunon.
AS H A. A C . AB.H.O.A SV
"rtr, U..4 I I lOenrr. It.... I 1111
r. t....i e I i ijkMtoe, 14 111
lutnt, Ib. 4 II 4 lAlr4, Ik.... 4 1
xul. rf.,1 e I e tHiHkm, ill I I
ll, It.... I 111 ltiMr, sa. 4
t "alalia, lb I I I I IVIM. lb..... I
I I
viatic, (b 1 v b iv
!, ..... i i 1 i ir
Wu..r, .,.. I M 10
M nMat, t I I I I II
1 S
n
lOoawllev f. 4
60. bum a.... 4
IMtawl, .. 4
tMII, b
11
I'mlor.
... I I I II TOUU.....IT l n u t
...111
HiiataM
Tnuit S 4 M IT I
"JJaiK-d fur '.'adore In ninth,
Brooklyn ft $00lfr
Plttaounrh f IIT1MI
Two-time hlta: Cry (t). Hinohman.
Racrt'lcc hit: Warner. Stolen baeea:
t'arey (2). Jolineton (21. Onetello. Bamed
rune: l'lttlur(t, . Double ptayei M r-
rta to Daubort, Mamtui to Wagner to
J uh niton, riret babe on error: itrook-
irn. l. i'ane on baila: in I ivu. I: oft
Clor. 2; nff Maruaux, L Hlta: Off
l-ll, 10 In our Innlnc; of Carlnre, t In
inur mninRH. Mxru tc out: By I;
nv noon, i; iy atamaux, , umpire
klfni end Cookrell.
RED SOX PUT CRIMP
IN THE CHICAGO HOSE
LOriTOX, June t. The league leader
aero baffled by the pitching of Pouter
today. Boaton winning from Chicago.
4 to 2. CM ao player claimed a triple
May in the aecond Inning, when Carrlgaa
hlb t i renU-r fl-ld acorlng two runnera
Wulnlan Initiated that he caught Carrt
, aan'a l it and threw to the IntleldeM,
who tout hwt out two men. But the um
pires ruld thet the ball waa trapped and
the runn counted. Speaker, who waa
airock t tne head by a pitched ball, will
out of the kiaio aeveral day. Score:
cuicaoo gotrro!
AK.M O A E AS tt O A Ik
cf.. I 14 1 Hmh. rf...l I 4
bi. a. .. 4 4 I I itiiw, .. 4 lit
K i oiiim. ib 4 1 14 HOainrr, cf.. 4 114
K..rir. If I 1 lawl. 4 I I I
Jinu. rf. 4 I I e HoMiiacI, Ibl 4 14 I I
vr. M.. I I 4 Kintar. lb. I I I I I
h-iw. lb. ... 4 ill a .it. m 4 111
BrMau lb.. I 111 wriaa. .. 4 1 4 I 4
I.umI, I 14 llMUi, p.... lilt
Tah II I 14 14 I Tula II 17 U
-.i, o e l i o j
. llo.lon 4 I ft t ft ft ft 4
To-baee hit: Lea'ta. Three-baee hlta:
ialivrr. 1. Colltna Stolen baae: quintan.
Uuiililn play: tuott t Kolltstl. IUhi
on t-rrnr: ChtaKO. 1; Boatnu. I. biaaea
m tall: Oft loatr, 4: off RuaMll. 2.
ilit nh pitched ball: By Koeter (Uutn
ln. Mruck out: ly Poster 1; br Hut
mil, 1. Lmplroe: Kvana and Hullaney.
TIP TOPS TAKE ONE
PRC?4 THE UALTIMORES
BROOKLYN, June Brooklyn out
tiattcd Baltimore alrooet three to one to
day, but lost a ten-Inning game, T to a
' commons batting for Jauklltaeh la the
ninth with two out cad Poles on first,
4uubir4 to derp center, sending home the
tlf tng run. Wilson hit McCandleae and
Ouncan, the first two batters up In tb
tenth, a sacrifice hit and two outa aend
!r Lome the winning rum. Bcore:
R H E
Hlt.-r l 4111 12-7 4 i
l.r.H.klw, HlilllllMli 1
hii.r)tt: Itnltimoie. r-uma and Owens;
Ji.x,ln. Wiiaun and ltiid.
11115 ai!!ffil -fesw'i railx filllllPil
1
l v- ir-" i i ib ih w i r-v
George
Standing of Teams
WEST. LEAGUE.
WUPet.
De Mnlnea 21 II .MW
Topeka 21 1R .SM
Omaha 19 1 .Ml(
AM BR. IJIAOCE.
W.L. Pot.
Chlrano ....ai.W
Ketrolt 28 17 2
Hoaton , 20 It .f
K'w Vn.W 1U lb Mil
I'enver 17 15 .fflli
Lincoln ....14 14 Mn
St. Joenh..ll 11 .4711
Wanhlnclon 17
. ieveiana ..in id .tw
Ht. Louie. ...17 It r.S
Phlla 15 47 .Jj7
Sioux City.. 14 20 .4121
Wichita .... 8 21 .fib
NAT. LEAGUE.
w t. Po I
FED. LEAOUK.
Chicago ....23 14 .tini
Pltteburfh
Newark ..
Ht. ixxila.
17 .IV
Ptilla 21 21 .12:;,
Brooklyn ..2120.6V2!
lioeton DO .SfiO
f .i.Ia .1 'Ml Mu'
..14 16 .ton
..Xi 17 .64
. .124 II .fJ
...23 22 .811
..20 22 .176
..1 "4 .4")
Kan f'itv
("hlcano ..
f 1 1.1 h itu I nil., iv 41 .4 , i j
Cincinnati .17 21 .47
New York. .11 30 .4441
IMll 1 . i ....I
Hmnklvn
Baltimore
liufUlo ..
....U 21 .21
LKAOUW.
W.UPrt.
AM Eft. AflSN.
W.l-Prt :
Indlanatlla..2)i IS ..iit
!tiilliivlln ..21 IK .i,l
linwiukr II 19 kmi.
BTATE
Roe trice ..
York
Norfolk ..
Talrbury .
Kaetlnae .
Od. laiand
'I .
.471
i .!7
Kan. t'lty. W 1 .M7i
H. Pauj 11 2i !,
Clewland ..II 23 .4:i
Columbua ..14 n ,3!
MlnnaplU)..lS 2S .STj
7 .Ml
.ftilO
t .M7
VeeOrdaya Heaalte,
WESTERN LEAGUE.'
St. Joeenh. 1; Denver. . 1
tiuTm. Mo'De"' 2i ln, I;' fifteen, In
Hlou'x City. J; Topeka. 4.
Omaha, ; W ichita, J.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Brooklyn 0; Pittaburg h, 11.
New York, i; Chlcaxo, 0
Bpaton. I; Clnrlnnatl. I,
Philadelphia, t; nt. Loula. 0.
r AMERICAN LEAQUa
rtrolt. 11; New York, 1
ChtcaBo. a; p.oton, 4.
Cleveland, t; Waahlnaton, 4.
Bt Louie, I; Philadelphia, 4. ', .
'BDERAL LEAGUE.
SalVmor?' Iv Brooklyn, t. V , .
Buffalo, 0) Newark, 4
- Louie. -; Chlrao, 4-6.
Plttabursh, 4; Kanaae City, J.
AilKRICAN A8BOC1AT10::.
ft, laul. S-U; Cleveland, 4-S.
Milwaukee. 7: Cilurnbu, 4.
Mlnneapolla, Si Indlanapolle, 2.
Kanaaa Cli. a: li.i.uln.
. NEBRASKA STATE LEACH' K.
Tork 0; Falrbury, 4
Hatting. -0; Ueatrloe, 1-4.
Norfolk, 6; Urand laiand, L
Gamea Today.
Welrn Leatruet Jrneph at Denvrr.
; ' I "I"" V. 11 Jf M.L 1 l-
Pka, Omaha at Wichita.
iiauonai jjaaaue I'tiliadelpMa at Ht.
IjOUIa. Knv Virhr at lhi .. i .
Cincinnati.
Ameiiuan Leaajue No rxmra heduled.
rdral Lcaue Roltlnvire at Llmoklyn,
Buffalo at Newark.. Plttabureli at ot.i-
caao.
State Learue Heat Intra at Beatrice,
York at Kalrbury, Kearney at Columbua,
Grand laiand at Norfolk.
REBELS ORGS' MORE
LEAD FEDERAL LOOP
Pittsburja Takes First Place in Out
law Crew1 by Defeat of
Kansas City.
JOHNSON WEAKENS ON MOUND
KANSAS CITT. June t. -Pittsburgh
again leada the FVxleral league, having
defeated Kanaaa City. 4 to 1, In a pitch
ers' battle here today. Johnson waa the
first to weaken. After holding the op
ponent to two hits until the last inning
ha was hit for a double, a triple and a
alngle, which nettod three runs. Score:
' RH E
Pittsburgh ...ft 10ftftftS-450
Kansas City..t 0 0-1 1
Buttvrtee: Pittsburgh, Alien and O' Con
ner; Kansas City, Johnson and Brown.
TerpsBcat Whales
In Double Battle;
Last is a Shutout
CHICAOO. June a-Ciaod pitching, bat
ting and flsldlng gav st Loula a double
win over Chicago today. to 4 and to 0,
the visitors making a clean aweep of the
five-game aeriea ' loul.le playe: Peyton to Conboy to Con-
After ruj-nlng around the baaea on hla 'fpU" MoiTr'oa.0 Cunley" T,'":
home run In the fourth inning of the( '
first game, Hendrlx waa pounded for five
hlta. Including Vaughn' triple which
natted the vUltora six run. Paver port
relieved Watson for ft. Louis, when the
latter wavered and blanked Chicago for
the last few Innings. la the aecond gam
Crandall waa Invincible and errors spoiled
what little chance Preudergast had to
hold down St. Loula Score, first game:
it II H
St. Loul I44 & i
Chlcaao 2146 -4 T i
Batteries: St. Leuis. Walxin. Paven
Krt and Hartley; Chicago, Hendrtx and
Wilson.
fccore, seoond gamev R H E.
St. Loula 0 0 t I 1 -
Chloaao 004 4 S
baiterlea: St loula. Cran4all and
Hartley; CHlc&go, Preudergast, Urennaa
and F1cher.
(Ilea Bass Ball.
Yale, 10: Pennsylvania, 4.
Hrown. I; C'lilueae of Hawaii. 0.
Swarthmore. II; New York University, I.
ri. jmn'in a. ; Mimerna, l.
Stevens Institute. I, Rutgers, 1. -Svratuae.
; Culvat I
Holy Crusa . Fordnam. 1
i . , t -. i . ., .
The Bee Wept Aae Are Peel Bualues
Boosters.
-O- -0- -0-
REDS BREAK EVEN
WITHBEATRICE
Hastings Wins First Game, Three to
Two, and Is Blanked in
. Second.
M'CABE, BLACK, BUSTER STAR
BEATRICE, Neb., June I. Hnecll
Telourem.) tn a double-header hete to
day Hasting and Beatrice ' broke vtn.
HeetlnM winning the flret, S to 2. and
Ptatrlre acorlng a ahutout In the eenond,
4to 0. The first cam wa a pitcher
tattle between Riley and Pate The
bunching- of hlta In the alxth lonlnc won
the same for the vlattora.
. MaCabe'a aenaatlonal catch of a fly
off the left field fence waa a feature.
In the aecond game Pitcher Wflgbt waa
ftrnt to the bench for disputing a de
clMon of the umpire. Both teama fought
hard during the entire game. The hit
ting of ' Black and Buater fe&tured.
niack a peg to home plate kept the visitor
from ecorlng. Score,, flret game:
KA8TIN0 BBATRine
AB.H.O.A. AI.H.O.il
OIm. .as.... I 14 4 tvrillifiaa. tb. 4 I 4
Muillvan, rf . I t 1 OBrannaa, lb. I I 1 I
iJnimm. lh.i I 4 II 1 olluiin', e.... I 1 II I 4
V('U, If., 4 I 4 OBIftrk, rf....4 till
Wftiaon. I I 1 1 OHmva. lb.... I III
RIck'Mfta, c 4 1 I 4 ONcff. if t 1
OMt. Ik 4 111 .0(.ocbhrt. If I 1 1 I
Mnora, af.i.. I III OKartum, a., I I I I I
ftllajr, a..... I III Ifata. T 4
. Tetala M 1 17 II 1 Total IIIH 1
Hauling ft S 0 0 4) I ft ft I
Beatrice ft 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1-1
Two-ban hit: Olaen. Home run: Neff.
Pacrtf Ice hlta: ' Olaen. Wauon.' Kortum.
Stolen baa: Pate. Struck out: By
Riley,-S; by Pat. 1. Base on Ball? Off
m ley, z. uouble play: lilaric to tirown.
Hit by pitched ball: By Riley, Brown;
by Pale, Urumm. Time: 1:40. Umpire:
Wood. , .
Score, aecond game:
HASTING-. BBATRIOB.
AB.H.O.AB. 1IUA1I
M ... S 1 1 0 Will K A A
I MuIIu'sd, "rf. 4 1 e iirnaa', b! 4 t I I
I Pnimin, lb.. 4 0 11 1 ORu.mr, r..1 I T I I
I MflliM. If.. 14 0
1 Wtnn. Jb.. 4 4 I
- -HITB, rr..,. m B Q
IBraB. lb.... 4 111
4V lN.fl. rf...... Ill
lilfh'nliie. I 7
oti. lb I
t l 4 oi-. j.k.n. i
Moor, cf..
Wrlllil. p..
I I OKartum. .. I I 1 1
11 iHutflna, .. i I I 4
Bmllh, p..
1
Totals
.t in i a
Totals
Hauling
1 u t i
0 OOOftftSftft-O
0 OO0ftS?ft4
Beatrice
Two-base hit: Hulllvan. Base on balls:
Ofl Wright, I; off Smith. I; off Huaalns.
4. Struck out: By Wright. 6: by Hmlth,
I: by Hugglna, 4. Passed ball: Buster.
Wild pitch: Smith. Ktolen base: PlII
ipiii. Tune: Umpire: Wood.
Fairbury Easily
Blanks Prohibs;
Clouters Do Well
FAIRBURY. Neb., June S (Special Tel
egram.) Falrbury took the first game
from the Prohibs today, 4 to ft, by heavy
hitting, and error by the vlaltore.' The
game waa played on a heavy diamond.
Pad Shaner'a group of atate leaguers
played errorless ball throughout, and
heavy hitting of Lamb, Conley and
Thteslng, In the first frame resulted In
three score. However, the Prohlha
tightened up in the last alx Innings and
etopped the heavy clouting. Manager
Shaner aucc-rti Bishop as hurler In
the firth aa the latter waa Injured landing
on first base, and waa compelled to with
draw from the game. The fielding of
riret Baseman' Conley featured. Falr
bury outplayed the visitors at every
turn of the game and had the game
cinched from the outset, fro re:
YORK. PAIRBtmT.
All H O A K. AH.H.O.A.B.
Rtcs. Ib I I 4 0 AHIMhmA f I I m B
... I 1 1 Arab, lb..,. 4
T.lla, b...4 14 1 Wanlar. lb... I
Murvbi, f..4 4 1 hn.. If...,
Wb. lr...4 4 14 ThWIBj. rf4
Pierce, rf... I 1 I I Cl'irui. es... 4
BaliMa. till K'oBfcnr. lb.. 4
Baikevlla. Ibl II 1 HMM, .,.. I
Harris. Ill Hitioe.
Skaacr, p.... 1
1sls a) I ST 4
i i i i
i it i
tee
t
t. I 4
it
4
1114
4 4 4 4
. . Teiala II 4 IT
14
org v... e a
Falrbury ,.,........! 1 ft
Two-Uaee hlta: Unb, Conley, ThteMing.
Stolen hass; Totten. HIMebrsnd, Struck
'BTT.triui
on balla: Off Shaner. I; off Harris, s.
' ...
TIES RECORD FOR JHE
120 HIGH' HURDLES
URBAN A. ill., June S.-The world
record of ft: 1& for the 120 yards high hur-
dle, held jointly by Fred Kelly of the
University of Southern Callforta and For
rest Fmlthsoa of the ISM Amerioan Olym
pic team, waa tied here today by blmp-
son of Mlasouri running In the final heat
of the event In the western eonfereao
meet.
FORMER UMPIRE PERINE
DIES IN STATE HOSPITAL
OAKLAND, Cal., June I.-Pre 4 rBMir)
Pertne, former Amerioan leerua Umpire,
; who f uf frd a unalrok In 11I while
umpirine In New York, died !sst night
in the Napa, Cal.. atate hospital, to
which be was committed more than
ear ago. Inability to return to . the
game he loved affected hla mind. '
i ii
I
I
THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: JUNE
I .""'" l I I. II- I l
MISS CURTIS DEFENDS GOLF LAURELS Miss Mar
garet Curtis of the Country club, the title holder, and Miss
Vera Ramsay, representing the Salem Golf club, will play
for the championship of the Boston Woman's Golf association.
" f , It J '
III ",-.. ' w,,. -.; 9 . ... ,' a; I r CiK
111 h i;r 'f-:' kA
v . --v.it 'V. V,:- - , i ... i. . "v ..gl H
v. - . . A'"y f II I
J J ' v . - ' . . i jf"' I J I
BOOSTERS OVERCOME LINKS
Des Moines Captures Mound Duel
that Lasts for Fifteen
Innings?
FINAL SCORE IS TWO TO ONE
LINCOLN, June 5. In a hard battle
between pitchers. Pea Molnea won from
Lincoln today by a acorn of S to 1 In
fifteen Innings. The -vliltore outbatted
the IscUs by a fair margin, but Lincoln
exoelled In fielding. Score:
PES MOINES.
Ann it n a e-
Mahn. rf. .. 7 0 0 5
Hunter, cf , l i t o
Jones, lb , 4 . 0 . I 1J 0 ft
H'l.a. If i 0 i a
fawyer. 2b..... 4 12411
Hartford, aa 4 0 I I g
Tannehlll. Sb S 0 I J 1
i.rein, c a e 1 J 0
Mogrluge, p S 0 - o 1 S 0
. Total.......
12 2
11 45 21
IJNCOLN.
JIB. R. H
O.
1
4
1
4
E.
Wolfe. If
Morsv, if
MiHtaflgan. a
'illlanie, lb...
Hclntyre, rf..
Po Willi
It. Sihrelber.
McAllister ...
Pawaon, rf. ..
Hhinan
Paley, Jb
II. Shre1ber,
Uoyd. 2b
Yarns, c
Narveson. p..
3 10
5
7
S
1
4
i
rf."
t
i I
6
1 4
cf
Totals M 1 4b 23
Batted for McTntyre In tenth.
hatted for B. Hvhrrlber In twelfth.
baited for Dew son In fifteenth.
rTVs Moine .. 1 0 0 0 0 1-t
Lincoln 1 ft A 0 4V-1
Two-base hits: Lloyd, Bills, Hunter.
Double plays: (unaaslated I, Paley to
Williams to McQatfiB-an io Daley. Kawyer
tit Junes. Stolen bases: MctiafftK&n,
Hartford. MogrlUge. .-riflce hlte: lulls.
G, 1915.
Drawn for
Sawyer, Tannehlll. Struck out: By
Narvcson, 6; by Mogrljge, 10. Bases oh
balls: Off Narveson.. 2; off Mogrldge. 4.
Hit by pitched ball: By Narveson. 1;
by Mogrldge. 1. Time: S:4. Umpires:
Myers and Cusark.
Army Wins in Its .
Final Game of Year
i
WEST POINT. N. Y.. June a The
Army won Its final game of the base ball
season today, defeating Catholic uni
versity, ( to 1. Neyland allowed the Visit
ors only two hlta. Hobbs. the hard hit
ter of the Army team, played hla laat
game, aa he will be graduated next Sat
urday. He got a triple and a home rua
I In fouf tlmea at bat.
I The Army's season waa the most euc
! cessf ul In years, tho team winning aeven-
teen of the twenty gamea played. Ford
ham, Springfield Young Wen'a Chrlatlan
'association and Syracuse were the only
teams to beat the cadets this year.
Americas Aaeex-lalloa.
At Cleveland Flret game: H.E4
St. Paul "
Cleveland f
Batteries: St. Paul. Sttl, Karger and
Johnson: Cleveland. Carter and Pe-
Score, second game: . . . . . .
St. Ful "'
C Bat tenes :' SU " Paul," 'Lei 1 leid' and 01er.it ;
Cleveland, Benn. Collamore and Pevoat.
At Columbue ,H,1','
Milwaukee J J
Columbus V 1
Batteries: Milwaukee. Walker. Slar
nlcaa and Brannon; Columbus. OToole,
St heneber. Eavres and Coleman.
Al jnatauapema
Minneapolis S 0
Indianapolis n S 7 4
lta.tiercs: Minneapolis. Harper, Ytng
ling and Oharrlty; Indianapolis. Ttppl
and Uouett.
At LoulaAtlle RH K.
Kanaaa City I I I
Louisville ..'...ISIS 1
Batteries: Kanaaa Cttv. Allison. Pan
ders and Alexander, Oellwl; Louisville.
uanforth ami demons
The Bee by
TY COBB ONLY .400 HITTER
Detroit Star is Sole Batter in Three
Big Leagues Above High Stand-'
ard Mark.
LLOYD LEADS WESTERN LEAGUE
CHICAOO. June S.-Ty Cobb Is the only
"four hundred hitter" left in the three
big leagues, acocrdlng to averagea pre
pared her today, which Includes batten
who have taken part In ten or more
gamea up to Thursday last The percent
age of the Petrolt atar fell away during
the week from .477 to .403, but he ran hla
etolen base total up to twenty-five and
hla runs adored to forty-seven In forty-,
five games, leadlne all rivals. The "three
hundred htttcra" of the American league
following Cobb with the number of game?
they have played In ore:
Paly, Chicago, sixteen, .3H4; Thompson.
Philadelphia, thirteen. . .307; Fournler.
Chicago, thirty-eight, .266; Jackson, Cleve
land, thirty-seven, .4; Russell, Chicago,
eleven, 34S,. Kavanangh, Petrolt, forty
one, .S26; Lajole, Philadelphia, tlurty-alx,
.316; Malse'. New York, thirty-six. .316;
Connolly, Washington, ten, .SQ; Craw
ford, Detroit, forty-five, .312; Ptrunk,
nhlladelphla, thlrty-ohe, .W6; Mclnnls,
PhlladelpMa, twenty-five, .805; Chapman,
Cleveland, thirty-eight, .30.1; Veach, De
troit, fofty-thrce, .300. Cobb also leads In
total basca with elg-hty, hla long hlta,
Including alx doubles, five triples and one
homo run. Chtcaro," with ;23, and Cleve
land, with .2fi0, are ahVkd 'in team hit
ting. ......
American league pitcher who have won
70 per cent or their gamea 'or more are:
Faber, .Chicago won ten and lost, one;
iFlsher. New Tork, aeven and one; Ben.
Chicago,' five) and one; - Dauss, Detroit,
eight ftnd three; Foster, Boston, five and
iao; monoB, vieveiana, aeven ana inree.
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Lwderae Leads Hatlaaala.
Fred Lurreua of Philadelphia continues
in front among the national league bats
men with .SSrt for twenty-six gamea. Then,
cornea ' Clarke, Cincinnati, twenty-elgtit,
.882; Good, Chlcagro, twenty-seven, .J1;
Zimmerman, , Brooklyn, fourteen, .384;'
Peutert, Brooklyn, thirty-five, .852; Con
nolly, Boston,, thirty. .837; Broh. Cincin
nati, thirty-eight, .3."; J. Smith". Boston,
thirty, .323; Merkle, New Tork. twenty.
338; Robertson. New Tork. thirty-three.
.325; Fletcher, New York, thirty-five. .321;
Paler, Chicago, forty, .319; Doyle, New
Tork. thirty-four, .812; HInehman, Pitts
burgh, forty. .VH; Miller. St, Loula, forty-
two. .Sftt. Kllltfer. Cincinnati, thlrty-alx.
.Sni. The batting streak which has brought
Foumie for New Tork battera among the
.301 men haa raised the Qlanta to second
Placo In club battlns with .261. Cincinnati
leading with .if. Baler leada In atolen
baaea, with twelve; In run scored, thirty-
two, and in tola! baser, with ninety-three.
His lung hlta include fifteen doublea, eight
triples and five home runa In homers,
however, he la behind Clarath, Phila
delphia, who I credited with nln.
Pitch an In the National league's .TOO
division are: Pierce, Chicago, won five
and lost none; Meadows, St. Louis, 4 and
0; Btandrtdge. Chicago, 1 and 0; Bitter,
New rorg. i ana siamaux, Pittsburgh,
and It Meyer, Philadelphia, 8 and I;
Ooombe, Brooklyn. 4 and 1; Ragan. Boa-
ton, Schneider, Cincinnati, and Smith,
Brooklyn. S and 1 each; Alexander.
Philadelphia, S and t; Dell. Brooklyn. 7
and S.
Brookfeda la Froat.
Again Manager Lee Magee of Brooklyn
leada the Federal league battera and
Benny Kauff, r.ne of hla private, la
aecond. Maarea'a average for thirty-two
gamea la .360 and Kauff'a ,3fi9 for thirty-
one gamea They are tied .for the atolen
base honora of the league with fifteen
each. Other "800 hitter of the Federal
league are: Campbell, Newark, 34. .807;
Tinker, Chicago, 12.' .356;. Myers, Brook
lyn, 24. .Ui; Blair. Buffalo. 3. .341: Evana,
Brooklyn, 84, .238; Easterly. Kansas City,
23i .33H; Flack. Chicago. 30, .333; Qulnn.
Baltimore. 12. .333; Borton. SL Loula, 37,
.330; Hofman, Buffalo. 31. 329.; Jonea,
Pittsburgh, 13, .877; MoConnedl. Chicago.
IS, .323; Huge. Baltimore. 11. .321; La
fltte. Brooklyn, 10. .330; Cooper, (Brook
lyn. 33. .320; Tobtn, St. Loula, 87, .319,
Rariden, Newark. M. .311.; Terkea, Pitts
burgh. 20. .3U; McDonald. Buffalo. M,
.310; Dutioaa, Baltimore, 90. .807. Brook
lyn leada la team hitting with .287 and
Newark la next with .296. Evans leada
In runa scored with 30. In total baaea
Campbell la ahead, hla figure being 4S,
with- nine doublea and three triplea.
Kenetchy, Pittsburgh, with five Is the
leading-home-run knocker,
leading pitchers of the Federal league
are: Herbert. St. Loula, won on and
lost none: Preadergaat. Chicago, t and
1; Allan, Pittsburgh, 7 and 8; Plank. St.
Leuls. and 2: Ls fltte, Brooklyn, 4 and
3: Ptckson. Pittsburgh, S and 1; Moran.
Newark, S and ; Cullop, Kansas City, T
and S.
Aaaerirwa Assecietlea.
Paddock. St Paul, leada the Ajnertcan
association battera with .404 for thirty
one game. In team batting Kanaaa City
leada with .2?,' and Indlanapolle ia next
with .t7.
Manager Jack Puna of Richmond leada
the International la ague better with .430,
acquired la tea game. Buffalo la at the
top In club hitting with .317.
Briaen Lord of Memphis ha gained
flrat place In the Southern association
batting with .3U for forty gamea. New
T. E. Powers
Orleans, with .364. leada in club batting,
with Memphis next, with .257. Paulette
ta the leading slugger, with eighty-four
total bases.
Lloyd Noaea Oat Lejenne.
Lloyd of Lincoln ha wrested tit West
ern league leadership from Lejeune, .but
hla average of .433 haa been made In only
ten gamea. while the Sioux City slugger
1 credited with .417 for nineteen game.
Then come Krucger, Omaha, 29. .404; For
sythe,. Omaha. Jl, .383; Mogrld?e. Des
Molnea 12, .378; Krug, Omaha, 33, .377;
Roche, Topeka, 32, ,369; Spencer, Denver,
29, .553; Griffith, Wichita, 24, .350; H.
Bchrelber. Lincoln, 81, .838. Dea Moines
and Omaha lead in club batting. wlth3S5
and .283. Watson, St. Joseph, leada the
bane stealers with 11, and Jonea, Pes .
Molriea, in runa acored with 30. In total
basea Krug seta the pace with 47, In
cluding 11 doubles and S triple. . Janes,
Pes Molnea, Is on top among the home
run hitters with ' ' "
Leading pitchers are: McCoy, Topeka.
won 1 and lost none; Morse, Lincoln, 1
and 0: Vance, St. Joseph, 8 and 1;
Mogridge, Des Molnea, 8 and 2; Ctunn,
Topeka, 4 and 1; Musser, Pea Molnea, 4
and 1; Lareen, Omaha, 3 and 1; Mitchell.
Pcnver, P and 2; Blodgett. Omaha, 7 and
3; Thomas, Pes Molnea, 7 and 3. '
Western, Southern and International
Include no gamea later than Thueeday.
The others Include Wednesday' contest.
CHIEF MONTOUR FAILS -
TO THROW CARMODY
SYRACUSE. Neb., Ttmo 5. (Special.)
Last night at the opere house, . Chief
Montour.- the : S&pound ' heavyweight
champion of Oklahoma, failed to ',hrow
James aCrmody of thi place; who
weighs In at ISO, Montour, was tt throw
Carmoflit twice", ..In sixty, minute, ac
cording! toi the term -of the- match. - Ha
not only failed to accomplish this. ut rn
sixty ralmitea' of Intense - strung!, In
Which ha wa nearly thrown twioe, failed
ito throw Carmody at nit. . .
Carmody broke every hold Montour
could get on him and toward the latter
part of the match assumed the offensive
with Intense vigor, ft-id it required all -of
Montour's strength nr.S klll to avoid
being pinned to the mat
Carmody I the Idol of the wrestling
fan of thi section now. He 1 . to
wrestle Owen Dally, lightweight cham
pion, at Palmyra next. Thursday at the
Old Settlwrs' picnic.
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