Bringing:, Up
MauNOTARE I ( oh: ne I ( V -Tf 1 - I Eli uSvE I 1(-1 I VOTC I IIhanM;
' THE -iorrRSfil- .. OU WILL- Jf. (fj In ET mSS TO! COMC-. TU , wOZJU5T rEJ
auevriON vvith JT ill see. w(hi . caj iSNNtR 1 MERE! kV !, L1l-. M nrmr sfiA,4l
.O -ILL HAVE TO THAT- ... d K OOR M&J ( W -J, - I TOCHGt fW
" v' "
if 1 -I 1
OMAHA WINS FOUR
STRAIGHT GAMES
Chick Htllmia 'Hurl First Game for
Bourke' andJWina Eleten-Innlaf -Combat
frem' Wichit.
snzuvAir fitches good ball
, VriCItSTxl '" Kan..' "Jtn T. (Special
' Te3egTem.) CfvJck Mailman, let of
Sioux City, and Sullivan tnmM In a
pitchers batllgtodsy with th Omaha
Itwlrler winning In th eleventh 1 to 1.
It tu I fat man's) Bret - gam . in an
Omaha uniform. . . . . . .,
Wichita got a war In the lead In th
flrat Inning. Wart waa safe on Whalen'a
boot. Nicholson forced War at sec
ond, limp doubled. Fisher tilt to
Schlatbner and Nicholson ' waa thrown
out at the plate. Tydoman walked and
Charlea waa hit by a pitched ball, forc
ing In Wichita' only run.
Wichita 'had aaveral other chance to
cor but oouWn't deliver In the pinches.
A walk and Ware' .double put .two on
In th fifth with out on down. The
Wolve threatened ', In. the ' ninth. A
altigla and a double put runner on eo
ond and third with but on down. Hall
man fanned Sullivan, gave Ware ' a
walk, then made Southern, pinch hitting
for Nicholson, pop to Breen.
Breea Makee Hit.
For th first ' seven Innings. It .waa
one, two, thre for Omaha. One stretch
blow waa made In the first when. Bren'(
hit mad a batL bounty ut Foraithe, bit
bit Into a double play. Krueger, Kilting
for Payne, broke the Ice In the eighth
when he hit to ahort and the ball made
a bed bop for a single. eJchllebnor pulled
off a hit and run with Krueger. and,
Srhllebner poked the ball through ahort
when Uoep covered second, fmllh waa
out, )Ioi to Fisher, but Krueger acored
on the lay. i
There waa nothing more doing until
the eleventh. Whalcn laced a "drive
down to third too hot for Charlea to
hand! and Hallman btat out a bunt
to third. Breen aacrlflccd the runner
to aecond and third. Fcrsyth' aacrl
flo fly to .right acored Whalen and
Krug doubled, counting Hallman.
Tomorrow' gam wll atart at I o'clock
to allow Omaha to catch a rein for
Lwnver. 8eorf ' ' ' ' '
, ... .WICHITA, ;
' AB. R. H
Ware. lb , I t
Crlan.c.
O. A. E. iBoothby, p. .
1 I 0 1
t o ol Totalu ...
,0 0s 0Floux City ..
Nicholson, If..'...;., 4
HoutiMrn, Umm.1
Hono. a. 9 t
FU;.e 4
Tyoman. rf 4
Charlea, ffe.. ......... 4
'Vewt. of.,....'..,..:.. I
Orey. o.....;l..'... 4
PuUtvea. I
'I
1
' I
4 ?
1
0
atrial
,..- .1.
6 - S3 14.
OMAHA
, " AB. 'Pi. ' H. .0 A.- K.
Breen, 8b.. , 4 0 i 1- 0
Vorayil.e rf........ 4 0 0 0 0 0
Krug. t... . S 0 1 0 S 0
Katora. c.., ,. 4. 0 , . o 1) J 0
i'ayne. cX...... J 0 0 J O 0
Thorn aeon, cf 0 0 0 1 0 0
Pohltebner, lb....... 4 0 1 7 10
rrnttn. It . 4 0 0 4 J
WhaleH. a.;.... 4 ' 1 . J ' I J
K&tirnaJI. p...... 4 1 J 0 4 0
Krueger 1 I 0 0 0
oTtai 1' T'M U "l
wtt4 for Nicholson In ninth.
tmtt-d 1 for Suiilvan In eleventh.,
millivan out. bunted third strike.
Batteid for .Farms tn eiahih.
rwta ...0 0000 0.01008-
Wichita 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-1
Left ea baaca- Omaha. 4: Wichita. U.
ea'-riftne hlU: Breen, Forsyth. Crtay.
1-UM hits: llosp. Wsras. ray,
Krug. Uoubl play; Host to Flher.
t.-)' k ii By Hallman, 7; by Sullivan,
4 haa on taila: Off Jtallman. 4: ott
MulUvaa, S. ItU by pluhed ball:. By 1111-
n.Kn. CnaikM. Tlma: i.w. t nipt re; tun
OicXl.
DEXVKIt, DEBT TUB 'JtlSIE"
taatvrelt Wtaa freaa tear i
Meaad Uaei.
DENVER. "Jo.. June A - pitcher'
btttt! between Vance for Sit. Joeepk and
.anleil for Inver . rvaulted la a vli
uy lv the latter today, by a store of
A to 1. Iwnvvr wen th gante In the
third inning, aitw which Vance' held
Lenvr rumcat, rtocre:
DENVER.
AU. K. H. O.
...4 O 14
... 1- 0 4
A. K.
Wrnoer. cf. ,
I H. rf
i-r.ilda. lb. .
Calloway, Sb.
uff.y. if. ..
K ilher, 4.
Vs hrlan, ib.
holak C .
t'autatall, p.
Total ..
O 1
. t
. I
. 4
.
.
.1
.. 1
I
4
' 1
;
.
J I II
I?T. JCJSKHH.
AH. K. II.
o.
.
t
w
1
t
i
1
0
A. K.
4 0
e
If
V ,.-i((. rf
I i tf-o. So. ". . :
tl f ati'-'.n. l.
M I lUOrtua, lb.
Wll ,,. f.' ....
. ..-ii. aa
U I u, v., - ',-'.-
V n'.. ' t . , .. .
..r ..:
; 1
e
?t 1
I, J.u . ; o j . Z'i-l i-i
' J " i 1. J fv.
.., .. . tL.'T.. iMU.,n a. T hire b.w
I i ii a ti a
.
I i . , mij. tii.estati. Mil pi
"'
' U.Jti;. I'A M".. " t li, .
m . t f i ii ' by efi.-n. d
Nunfi't hit fcnu-t.te.
A' une
r l A-li, ic llo, . iHj.jLie Jaya.
m. ii tu I'fcr to ii. Iatir...u. V helan
Father
Time: 1:4. I'mpli: Clolael. '
nxn nnoTKR
i,mni flfaa In Nearly F.very a ,
alac f Sam.
UNCOUV. June 7. Unceln battera
Itrv1d on Pitcher Thomaa In nearly evory
inning In today' rm, the localfi win
ning from IX Mouua, bv a ar.or of
U to 4. Kcore: . . . . ,
UNroUN. ;
AB. R. H. O. A. E,
Wolfe. If f!. I
Mr-Dafrigan, ea. I
X.
0
t
4
1
.
o
1
3 .
0
0
William., lb
Mclntry. rf......
Palcy, lib
If. Hchrrlbner, cf.
J.loyd. tt
McAllater, e
Brlireibrr, p.......
Total H U 14 V It
DES MOINES. '
B. II. IT. O. A.
Hahn. rf
Hunter, cf...
Jonee, lb
Kill. If. ,
Kawyer, Jb...
Hartford. a.
Tannehlll. lb
Hitanly, Xb....
ren, C
Thomaa. p...
Total
Lincoln
. 0 1 l
... I
... 8
... 4
... t
... 1
... 4
... 4
0
I
I
1
10
1
a
o
l
l
s
....M 4 34 U t
..10101(10 -1l
..0 00000110-4
Mnlnee.
Two-baa hlta. Mclntyre. IJovd. Pouhle
play:- MrWarftfran to Williama. Stolen
rinae: If Bcheiber. rlacrl'lrte hlta: Mr.
Intyrei If. Jh hrelbr. Ftrurk . out: fly
Jl. H hrUr. I; by Thomaa, 4. fa ace on
halla: off Arhrctber. I: off Thomaa. 4.
Hit by pitched ball: By Kchrelher. 1: by
Thomaa. J. Wild pitch: Rchrelber. Faeaed
rhnnu 1. Wild nit. h: Hchi
I
alla: Hren (2). Time: l oo. Umplrea:
Jlcyera ana cueica.
TOPEK4 HIIVTN Ot T THK IJIBUM
Oaly On ! City Player Reaehee
. teeead Bee.
TOfFKA, Kan., Jun-CrlB' had
throw In the fourth Inning In an effort
to. .break up a double ateal enabled iho
local to n o the only run or tn al"ir,
. . -
and Wi!emn won a pltohera' battle
from Boothhy or fllou t'lty by 1 to.
Only one Klou City player reached aec
ond baee. Score'
. . , TOPKKA.
All, 11. II. U. A. .
O.
I
4
It
1
0
J
0.
1
0
nnrin. a ...
. W Bk.
S 0 0 I 1 0
Hnatwlck. aa. 10 1
Meyrr. lb. t 1 0
Lattlmoie, tb 10 0
Jh' aaon, cf 101
Rix he. If. 10 0
Trainer, rf t 0 1
flappa, c 10
WUlcmitn, p I 0 1
Total
26 1 4
a7 14
PIOUX CITY.
AU.
n. ir.
O.
s
s
1
(I
4
4
0
A..
E
rvni-v, Jb.
lavidn. If.
Kan, lb. ...
Callahan, rf.
Hannlln. Sb
Young, sa. ..
Clarke, if, ..
4
4
:::::::
t
., a
s
s
o.i
o
o
o
o
0
0
0
0
... 0 t -at 71
..00000000 0-0
..0 0 0 i-o 0 e-o 1
Topeka
Two-basa hit' Wldnman. Pouhle nlava:
Ittlmor- to Bostalrk to Mayor (i;
Young to Cooney. btolen baaea : chran.
Jackaon.- Baaea on l.alla: (Kf Wldentan,
I; ott Hoothbv. I. 11 ruck out: By WW-
man, I. by roothhy, i, Paseed balla:
Banna. ' Crlan. Tim: 1:41. I'mt'lre:
Parent.
Vio Halligan Gets
Position of Coach
At Cotner College
A:liUi'too much procrastination en
th part f th athleUo board f th Lnl -
Veralty pf Nebraska has coat the Com -
huaker acboel tha services of 'ln Hal It -
nuaaer scnoi in service ot io Main -
gan, root Bail Capiain,
Ualllgan was a candidate for a posi
tion as assistant coach and both tho stu
dents at th university and the 'alumni
wer eager to hav Halligan a tt wa I
knewa ha pease the naok of teach-1
lug foot, bail a well aa knowing how to
play It. But Halligan tired ot waiting
for the athletic board te meet and when
Cotner offered position aa htad tot ball
coach with flattering financial Induce
ment h .accepted.
, Ualllgan would hav mad Stiehm a
inlghty good assistant and student at
th; ueivaraity regrwt xcdingly hi de
ciaiea te go bo Cotner.
Omaha Cricketers, '
PlayTight Game
Th cricket eleven piloted by Csptalp
Room, and Peacocw battled to a tie tn a
depetate fray at Miller park Saturday.
The batting ef ailllntaa and th bowling
of K. .'Lawranson wer feature of th
game. Score:
' ROOME 8 TEAM.
It. It., tipooner, Douglga, b Lawren-
on
d. Celllra, b Iwranaun
A. C. MrLarenrc 1(o1. b Sharp
H. Kounte, u AlrGnlie, b Doualaa..,,..
it
i
1
it
a
i. Illiat. BU McUulie, X Rhodoe....
1'. MHjuire. 0 Peaivck. b I rrenaun. . I
ti. Jeaai.p, 4 bpooner. b Riiodaa 0
K.. Lawrenaon. f ir,4 b Ioualita. It
U. Roseraoh, e McUulie, b Learrenaon. 4
A. Janli. not out.
K. P. Horns, tun ut
kxtra
SI
'
36
' 1
I
. 1
j i 'iv imi .
0 I'KACOCK H TF.AM. .
W. Rttudea, b Moinon
tj l iKJi.a.-.'. V AtUiaiaa, h. Cotllna. .1
Total.
J 'TM.W.ie. IVlluia. b Room
j4 Pa 44m, . l.riiVii. b. Room.
jp Ul b rollln. . '..'..'.
eii'iii'v nvl oi.l.
A. I.ur.d. b Moiiiir..k.
.4.VV, ta
M l WM.iL MoluUl,. t ulltn.
, lnarinee. b KiMima. . ,
I. l'irnaun, : Di '.. b Cullliia.
Lxtrsa
..
Total
THK RivE;
crfiihL iir.. lnimticJ
Seave "rvlee.
RED SOX SHUT OUT
. WHISKEY'S BAUD
Chicago Drops to Second Fltee ti
Bottom Fat Feriod to Ftber'i
String of Wini
WOOD VICTOR ON THE MOUND
BOSTON, June T.-The feed Pok ptit' a
period to Feber etrlng of victories,
hutting out Chicago, t to 0. today. 'A a
reeult th Whit Hox dropped to second
place In th leagu standing. Th gam
wa a pitching duel between Wood and
Faber. A base on ball, an error by
Weaver, and Thomaa' hit. which Quin
lan'a misjudgement sallowed to go for a
triple, counted twice for Boston In the
fifth. Chlcaaro filled (he bases in the
third, when Wood fanned Breton for the
third out The gam wa remarkably
fast. Bobby Wallace, former shortstop
??r Ht. lyouls, made hi flrat appearanoe
a an umpire. Hcore:
CHlCAOO. BOflTilV.
AB H O A C AR H O A C,
Qulnlaa. (. e I Hoopar, rt-.A t
S'halk. a... 4 I ew.rnw. tK. 4 I I 0
r. lVilllni. th 4 I I 4 OOalnar, rf... I f
ynrnlr, If. 4 1 0lwta, If... !
J Cullni, rf. t I i HnhlltMl. lb I 11 v
Waaw. aa. I I i IKroit, aa. .. f 1 4 I
Irtaf. aa.... t II fr-tardaor, lb. i 1 1
nraiati. a e p Thomaa. .. I 1 i 1
rabar. a
a i woo, a i t t 4
Total.. ...M 4 till I Tetala tl 4 1,14 1
Thlcago 0 0 o ft u 0 0 l 4
Boaton .....0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 J
Threi-bas hit:' Thomaa. tttolen baaei
Weaver. Double play: Hoblltael t
to Hcott .to Wood; F.-OnHlna to Weaver
to Biiof.'.Baaea on balle: 'orf.-Iber. H;
off Wood. 1. Hit by pitched hall- W
Wood .1. OtUlna. Hirucly null, By Faber.
i by Wood, (. ( R)JireaKvan aid Wal
lace. Time: 1:31.
padtao Uoae to' Oeamtore. r
WAmUNOTON'. June T.-Waehlngton
hit Morton hard in the alxth and seventh
Innlnirs today, forcing hint to retire, and
defeated Cleveland, 0 to 2. Seven alngle.
a double, three errors and a sacrifice
fly figured in tha locale run getting.
Boor: s
CLOTBtAKD. ' WAHHINOTOJf.
Al HlVA f. AJI H O A .
liatbold, rl. 4 I I 0Mnl!i, rf.. t
1 A AtaTAaVlld saff W 4k At at
a .- . . . . .. . I z 1 1
' p-nanaa, u... i l
- I Ws. lb... 4 1 l SMllan, .... 4 2 4 1
0. OranaT, If... l 4 (xj.nilll. lb . I 1 a
Smith, rt... 4 1 I S IMorua. ih 1 1 1 a
1 'nnBa, lb t 1 1 t H.nrr. ....4 1 I 1 1
" Maruia, a... 1 14 IBnahlln.
IUmmae4 . 1
Cstnato, I Total U 1 17 II t
ala N 4 14 IS g
latted for Jones in eighth.
Cleveland t 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ft J
Washington 0 0 0 0 0 6 1 0
Two-baa hlta: Wood. Shanks. Three
baa hK: Qandil. Hlta: Off Morton, 10
in ill tnninga, none out In seventh; off
Jonee, none In one Inning: off Coombs,
none In on Inning; off Rrwhlln. 4 In
one inning; off aOILIa, 6 tn eight Inninga.
Ktolvn baaea: Turner. Cliainnan. Smith.
Double play: Milan to alcBrlde. Baaea
en belle:. Off Morton. 2: off Gallia, i.
Struck ut: By Morton. by OelllA. 4.
Wild pi'eh: Gallia. Thne: 1:60. I'm
piree: Chill and Connolly.
rewaa Trlaa Marks.
PHIIADUUPHIA. June 7.-St. Louis
h' tihawkey hard in tb fifth and eiahth
Inning today and. defeated Philadalphla.
4 to L Lapp waa th only home player
who could aolve James' delivery. He
hit a tHple. a double and a a'""'" ""or;
m. ix viP ruiUADrtHiA.
AIHO.lt. 11HII1I
aaanaa. tt
4 14 MarahT. rf. 4 I 4
a-ik IK A a a a lu... a - a
C. .,, rt4 I 4 eoiana. n. a a a
1 Walkar. rf I 1 4 I 0M. Inma. lb. 4 4 1
1 kaaftwa. 14 It at. 4 144
; t-r,. M.M 4111 Maioo lb.. I 1 t 1
1 naTaraia. .. a I 1 Koaf. tb 11
... 1111 lUir. lb 1 t
Hhaatbaf. a. 1 . I
mil ,...n ii n j aw iiavia, .
' Kavtaa 1
Thaniaaa . 1
Htruay I
i Tatal M - T IT 11
Batted for Kopf In seventh.
Battd for Hhawkey In aigbth.
Batted for ir In ninth.
Pt. lunula 00103 ai
Philadtaphla ........ 0 0 0 0 tt 0 11
Two-beae hit: Una. Thraa.Ka ku
Lapp. Htolen baene: Blurtton. Auatln.
lae on balla: Off Hhawkey, t: vtt W.
Davis, 1. lilts: Off Hhawkav 11 In
eight tnnlnga: off W, Da via, none In one.
nil ny pin nan, nail: uy Janua. Ualm!
or . ii vim, jania. Ptri'k out
By
James, 1; by rthankej. 4.
limpliea: Nal-
Iin an Dtneen.
ligera Take Lead.
NKW YORK. June 7 Detiolt look th
lead In the Anwrtnn tvagu today, win
ning a ninth Inning vtctory from the
New oVrk Yankee, t to 1 Detroit ttod
the scor In the lhth Inning on Cobb's
double, a wll.J ptuh and an iuield out,
and won In th ninth on a pea to eYung
and am Ire by Ccveiaakl and liuah.
It waa New York a fifth straight de
feat. K - .
OgTROrr NXW YORK.
AB H rt A C . u la t A m
Pu.h. aa..,. lilt Malaaltn . I I a
Viti. lb..... 4 I 1 l arkiap. a 4 4 4 I
rbb, cf.... I 1 I 0 aa. rl 4 t
iM. rf I 1 1 orijia. lb ... 4 t 4
Vaa-k, If., . I 1 a (.took. I4....1 1 I
KtM lb 4 4 W 4 Hanaall. If. I I
Touns. lb... 11(1 -Uiall .... I 4 4
k'K ... 4 1 IIIMM. Ik... 1111
(v.aia.kla,. 1 I t INunaatakr. 1 4 I I 4
". P.. I I I
TaUli.... n tn l(a4aall .. t 1
Twel s ,4 17 1
BatleJ for Hartsell In ninth,
batted for Keating in nintli.
Detroit ft 010011-
Nw Tork 0 I I M I I 4-1
T-tM hh Plpo. Hartsell, Cobb.
rHsien bases: ; Cook 111, . Hoone. rouhie
t'lay: Bune and Plpp, Rae on balla:
Keating I. VveleaH)e fb. struck eit:
By Keating. 4: bv ".leakli, i. . Wild
V'ti'ti Keating. r.triia: . 1 6t. Ii
. mptre;
O Lough I in- nJ HiMtoranJ.
eathsa'.'teiailalaa. .
; Memphla. : Atlanta. 1 - -t'iieitsauoaa,
4; Hliwilngbam. 1.
I.iitio Kova, I; rw Orleena, 1
NaaiiviU. 0; Mobile, ,
OMAHA. TUKSDAY JUNE 8, 1915.
e e
Standing of Teams
WEBT. LKAOt'K. I NAT. LF.AOVB.
W.UPct I W.L.Prt.
Ps Molnes.24 14 M Chicago ....U H 2i
Tupeka ....21 1 .5r! Pblla H .622
Omaha It f' Boaton 21 9) .oil
Mncoln ....IT 17 .MOi Brooklyn ..n tl JxO
Ht. Joseph... i..,, Ft. U)uls....H2 U .4jS
f'onvar 15 Pittsburgh . SI .4M
Wichita ...1 h rinclnnatl .17 K .44
(Sioux Clty..l H 4171 New York . 14 31 .41
FED. LEAOI B. I AMER. L.E3AOUE.
W.UPct. W.lPct
Kan. City.. M 1H Detroit 30 17 .M
Plttaburgh 1 .67H Chicago ....28 17 . 623
Newark ...24 IB .571 1 Boston 21 14 .M
Ft. Loula... 22 1 .637! New York. .1 21 .K25
Chlcaao ... 24 t .F2 Waahlngton.l 20 .4.4
Brooklyn .22 22 0 Cleveland ..It 23 .4S9
Baltimor .14 24 .Mil St. Uoul...lt 2S .4l
Buffalo ...16 81 .3261 Phila U .S4
FTATI5 IJEAGU1I. I AM ER. AfiS N.
W.UPct.l W.UPrt.
Beatrice ...12 6 .TMi ndlana'lls.. 17 .30
Norfolk ....12 a .rM U-ulavllle ..24 1 .jot
Ycrk 6 .anti'Milwaukee) ..24 20 .Mi
Kalrbury ...1 .R." Kan. City.. ..23 20 .65
Haatlnga ... 4 .471'M. Paul 22 21 .612
Od. Island.. 1 .437a.veland ...17 22 .AM
oiumuua ...in .i
Minneapolla 18 2 .Sfl ;
Yesterday Beaalte.
WESTERN LEACTUE.
Oman, 3: Wichita. 1.
Dee Moines. 4; Lincoln. U.
Floux Cltv, ft; Torwka, 1. i
Ht. Joseph. !; Denver, t. i
NATIONAL. LGAUlb.
Brooklyn, 1; Plttaburgh. .
Philadelphia, 8; Ht. Louis. 4.
CHher games suspended; ral nor wet
ground
. AMERICAN t,EAQUE.
' riilcaao. 0; Iloaton. I.
Detroit, 8; New York. 1
Ft. lxi.ia. 4;. Phlladelohla, 1.
Cleveland. ; Waehlngton. .
FEDERAL, LEAOTE.
Baltimore, t-2: Brotiklyn. 4-S.
, ht. LottU, 0: Kanaaa City, L
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Kansas CUy. 10; Indianapolis, t.
Minju-apoli. 4; Louisville.'. '
NEBRASKA RTATB LEAGCE.
, Yoik Al Haatlnga, I. . .. ; -'
BcaVV, JO;Kalrbury. .
Norfolk, 7; Orand I aland. ..
... , fiaaae Tday. v.".
W..t..n l.diA-. Omaha at Wichita. Ft.
Joseph at iJenvwr. Dee Molnea at Lincoln,
Fioux City at Topeka.
National League Philadelphia at St.
IaiuIh, New York at Chicago, Boaton at
Cincinnati, Brooklyn at Plttaburgh.
American league Chicago at Boaton.
Detroit at New York, Ft. Louie at Phila
delphia. Cleveland at Washington.
I 'a ... V
reoerai ieagne tnnimurii v
ftfuraaaa nia" ..w i
nirl. York at ItaMinxS.
Beatrice, xora at iiaeiing.
I
iiiilGOOUBS LOSES ORE
TOTHEBUCCAHEERS
"Iron Man" Unfortunate in Being
Reached Safely After He
Issues Walks.
ALSO HITS THREE BATSMEN
PITTSBURGH. June 7.-Pittsburgh,
mad' It two straight from Brooklyn to
day when they won. by a cor of 4 to 1.
Adama waa hit hard but tightened up
with men on baaea. Coomb waa un
fortunate In balivg reached safely after
h had issued walks. H also bit thre
batsmen. Th hitting of Wagner and
Gibson wer features. Score:
BR00K1.TM. rrmmQii.
AIHO.il ABHOAB.
O Mara. aa.. 4 I.I 1 ecsrr. If.... 4 1
iL.m- u. t i i i u.ir. lb... I I
;..aa. rf.. 4 1 mr.chmo, rl I 1
llh. If... 4 144 lnui, '
,cue. . 4 t i lvw. lb.... till!
Cat, la.... 411 oatall,
HLl'Afti. a. 4 a B a lUlhaoo. ... a I 1 1
Uwatua. ..! lAeaaaa, a.,.. ( 14
Toil la Ml 04 I TataJa. . . . . 4 IT 11
Brooklyn 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 01
Pittsburgh 0 0 1 0 1 I 0 -4
Two-baa bits: Volx. Olbson It). Three
base hit: Wagner. Htnlea base: Olb
son. Doubl 4ays: O Mara to Cut Shaw
to Daubert; Adams to Wagner to Jotin
ston. Bases un ball: Off Coombe, 4;.
off Adama. 1. Hit by pitched ball: By
Coomb. I Johnston, Baird. Volx). Struck
out: Br Coombs, 1; by Adams. l. Um
pires: Klein and CockllU 'lime: l il.
rni I. i r.. ... - ,
AB-HOAt ABH.O.AB.1
saarrat. aa. 4 I 4 1 Bullae, a... 4 l-
tiT tb... t I Haarbr. II
HarkM-, If... 4 t I Mulac. lb..
tv'h, rt. 4 I I Ibb. rf..
NMhaet. IK. I 4 (Iknlaa, ct.
l.Bdarae. lb. 14 HTtl. lb.
raMiacv cl. 1 CKMaat. lb.
Wsuar. ef... Ill eiaar. tt.
.4111
4 1 1
I 4
4 I
.4 I t 1
,11111
4 1 10
Puraa. a.... 4 I T I HoMaaa, a. 1
KUar. a 1 srwaua. p... 4
Halla. a 1 I
Total tt till fcVaabe ....! 4
TvUt M til I I
Batted for Salle In the ninth.
Philadelphia I 000000 1-4
St. Louis 0 I0001001 1
Tw has hit: Becker. Bancroft.
Thre bae hit; Butler. KtoWn base:
Rutler. louble plava Nleltuff to Ban
croft to Ludaru. Base a balls:. Rlaey
(61, Robinson ti). Wit: Off Koblnsoti,
4 In six tnmnss (none out tn venth);
Perdue, t lu. no innlnge (none out In
flrat); Katllee, 1 la thrve lunliiga. Hit
bv Pitcher: By Robinaon (liderae).
ft ruck wiit: By Riaey, tt: Or Robinaon,
; by iNtllee. a V ila pitch: By Klaey,
4. Tin:, 3:4. . I'tupiree.. Quiglsy a4
Eason. , . ,
JAEGER HICH MAfl AT
CARTER LAKE SHOOT
At a practu shot at th CarUr Las.
Gun . club . grounds yeeterda'. Curg
Jaeger was high man. bat U rna lo good
score uonaldertng tu high wind- Th
aoore' - - - ' . '
Jaeer i U
torn irmlai ........ ....tJ i
Dr. FUaafibbon .....u,i......u lt
George Brmuatei ......1 ;'l
( barlee War U 17
K. F. Bralley - 17
Drawn for The Bee by George McManus
REDS OUTPLAYED
BY YORK PROHIBS
Hattingt Batters Hake Twelve Hits
Off Haley, but Lose, Five
to Three.
SOME CHIN WOKE ON THE SIDE
HASTINGS. Neb.. June 7.-(Speclal Tel-
egram.) Heatings lost the first game of Crawford All-Ftar Sunday at Rourk
tb aeries with York today. Features pttrk capturing both end of a double
wer th hitting and fielding of McCab header. Th firt gam, a aeren-mnms
and Drumm and the unsolicited crabbing ftffar was won by th Brewer by a lop
of th visitors. Although they outhlf, th glded Mrtt u to 1. In th second game
prohlb by a good margin, th Red lost : tn, Bt0 wers forcd to extend them
by loose playing. Score: . selves until th fifth. They commenced
Tab'hoab "Ti'Soai ! bombardment in that frame with the.
Rice. tb.... ili ooimo, aa.... 4lti
Mumhr. cf. 4 0 J
OVton. rf ... 4 0
1 ODnimm. lb.. 4 I
1 Murha. If.. 4 4
IKiwi, lb. 4 t
iiRlrhardaa. 4 1
eobat. lb ... I
J J
J J J
tie
J
Tsttan. tb.. 4
WUa.ll. If.. 4 1 t
Braawll. lb I 11
aa ... 4
Pl-ra. rf... 4
Kina. a... 4 t 4
Hal j. p.... til
OMoor. ct... I 1
4 sDnilth, p.,
"(VHwhall
4 2
1 o
Tetala.
Hill Rllar ....
2.2. S
Total...
Kated for Moore in nlniii.
'Batted for Olson in ninth.
Tork 0 S 0 0 2
Hsatlngs 1 0 0 10
M U 17 U 4
a n A n r. 1 1
1 0 0 0-3
Two-bsa hits: McCa.be (3. Stolen
basoa: Rice. Hal-y, Wataon, Moor.
Double plays: Drumm to Olson to Wat
aon. Baaca on balls: Off Haley, 1; off
Smith. ;'. Ift on baaea: York, 7; Haat
ln?. 7. Hit bv pitched ball: By Fmltlt
(Murphy and Haley): by Haley (Riley).
Ftruek out. By Haley, 6; by Smith, 6.
Time: 2.10. Umpire: Woods.
Parcel! Blewa Is la Blchth.
"BFATillCEi Neb., June 7. (Special Tel
egram.) Beatrice easily defoated Fair
biiry here today, it to S, In the eighth
Inning Purcell ble up
and th locale
put six cotintera acrnia the olate.
Out-
fielder Black of the locale got four hlta
out or ri- tirnas up. -Bcore:
FAIRBrhY BKA TRICK.
AB H O A AB.H.O.A.B.
HIIAvbraa. rf 4 OFillman. tb. 1 I 1 1
lib, lb... 1
cooler, lb.. 4
Brows, if... t
ThMaalns. If 4
Payton, aa.. 1
Coattny, 2b.-. 4
Booth, c 4
Parcall, p.. I
, am . . ,
11
ePuatar, S....1 1 T
ORrowa. lb.. 4 11 1 1
1 (Black, rf... 4 4 14
1 Naff, of 4 t 1
1 Ix-kbart, If. 1
1 lKortuia. a.. 4 I I I
( McDonnell, p 4 1 1 I
Totals 2 4 M II Totala IS U 17 11 J
Kl,, uiy 0 0 .1 it 0 1 0 1 11
Beatrice 0 0 1 .1 0 0 0 4 10
Home run: Brown. Three-base hit:
Black. Two-base hits: Booth. Kortum.
Sacrifice hits: Payton. Brannan, Lock
hart. McDonnell. Stolen baeee: Black,
Kortum. Bares on balla: Off Purcell,?;
off McDonnell, 7. Struck out: By Pur
ceU. 4; bv McDonnell, T. Pasaed ball:
Buater. Hit by pitcher ball: Brannan.
Buater. Time: 1.05. Cmplre: Schuster.
Norfolk: After th Via.
NORFOLK. Neb., June 7. (Special Tel
egram.) Norfolk won a ninth-Inning vic
tory today from Orand laland, to 7.
Melker'a double followed by a bad peg
to first by Thiessen after B. Brown'
fielder's choice brought in the winning
score. Norfolk ha won every gam ot
the present home serle and Manager
Towno and his men are fighting hard for
th pennant. Corey and Thlemen, for
merly of tha Columbua team, have been
bought by Towne. Reed, Beaver and Mel
lette have been released by Norfolk.
Score:
r QRANP 1MIANO. NORFOLK.
AB.H.O.A.E. AB.HO.A
Ttebea. tb.. 4 1 I Bra4rica, tb I 1 t
Doaraar. rt.. 444 DJa. aa 4144
Hmafc. lb. .. 111 OCampball, ef t 1 1
Varaar. it.. 44 tKampla. If.. 4114
Ooabr, ... 4 114 OMalaa. lb.. 4 14 4
Or. not. rf... 4 14 B Brown, lb 1 II
Clair, lb... 11 l eX Braara. rt I 1
Sam. aa.... 11 Mmlik. ....! 114
TbUmaa. . 1 I IK loan, p... 1 1
Thtaaua, B 4 1 1
Total 11 I 14 IS 10111.. a 1414
Totals T inn
Grand Island 0 I I 0 0 0 0 1 0
Norfolk 0 0 t 0 1 1 0 0 17
Two-bass hlta: Crosby, 8mlth, Camp
bell. Stolen bases: Gnmm, Dye. Camp
bell. Thlnman. Double play: Thiessen to
Dye to Brown. Bases on balla: Off Thies
sen. 4: off Klontsr 5: off Thtemen. 4. Hit
by pitched bail: Clair: Hlta: Off Thiee
aen. T; off Kionta. 1 In two ltnine; off
Thlaman. in seven innings. Struck out:
4 In 7 inntngal.t JAUit4.lt..! vhgkqj ....
By Thleasen. 1; by Klonts, t; by Thieman,
C Time: a. SO. Umpire: Mulr.
D.A.Atkinson Wins
. Revolver Match
NKW YORK. Jun T. Wirinara In th
United btate Revolver association indoor
championship tournament, held through
out th United State and Panama cannl
; son, are announced by th secretary ef
the association aa follow:
Target revolver: D. A. Atkinson, Pitts
burgh. 47a. Target pistol: Oeorg A.
Armstrong, Berkeley, CaL, fTS. Pocket
revolver; J. P. Snook. Columbus, O.. 114.
Novlc match: . O. EL Kimball. San Fran
cisco, 237. Police team match: Portland.
Or., team, 774.
New record wer established by Atkin
son in th tsxget revolver match with
47e out of a possible 400; Armstrong tn
th target pistol match with 4TTI out of a
possible uOO, and Snook tn th pocket re
volver charopioaahip with alt out of a
possible JL In th novto match th
first four marksmen all bettered .tha re-
vloua record of 1. 1th Kimball In the
lead with 237.
Kebraeba, t'lsthter Trlaa Faralokere,
That there 1 a Int of bass ball talent
In the Nebraska Clothing company or
ganisation is aaaln tnJH.atd by the ri
valry that exists between the clothing
and furntahing de par Intents. Briht and
early ctutiUar inurain. somewher I
Iowa, tha two teame met tor their first
gam ef th season. Tn furnishing boy a
aav the s ore of II to 4 doesn't indb ate
their form. Tt.e clothiers maintain that
the furniahere picked eul a diamond In
Iowa for roaaone bt known to them
elvea. Eyeaaaeaees a la la that many
brilliant playa were made by boih Warns.
I
STORZ 'CAPTURE
DOUBLE-HEADER
First is Easy, Fourteen, to One, in
Seven InningsSecond
Closer.
SAM CRAWFORD IS HIT HARD
The Store had an easy time with the
result that Bam crawtora, me coiorea
marvel, finally decided to oust hlmselt
from the box. Th Stora In th meantime
had gathered enough runs to win the
game.
1 Orover Hay worked for the Stora tn th
Initial contest and waa never In danger
' opening round, when a pair of
, Infield hit and a tnlsou cava tn coiorea
jboys their only run of the gam, in th
meanwhile th 6tor nammerea t-nw-
ford's offering at wilt.
Crawford Pltehea Second Came.
Crawford essayed to twirl th second
gam. II got along fairly well, hi
mate taking the lead In th third on a
pass and a pair of hectic heave. After
th fourth, Gray held Crawford' pet In
good shape and wa able to dispose of
them in ay style. Score, first gam:
a-TORX ' AUITARS "
AB.H.O.A. ' ABHOAB.
t -t i i a arwla. lb... 4 1 1
1 Dora, lb.. 4 l l J ! ? . o
wooarurc. - 1- . i ill
WatcD. II.... a a v - v. r- - - t - ;
Uwlar. rf.. 4 1 0 ONaaoa. lb.... J 0 J J
Vaaoo. lb.. I III I OHara ...... 41
Gwidln. a.. I t t 1 wiiium. '!
I Raaa TK i I 1 I 1 1CMDT. . . w w -
iHir, IHI IHrnud
rt t 0 0
Total . .. .U 14 tt 11 4 Total M 4 U f
i,r2. ... 1 0 0 0 0 0-1
Btnrs 1 8 " 1
Two-beae hit: Lawler. im nil.
Woodruff. Struck out: By Hay, oy
i?ijutS
Welcn. uygert. nacnnce mi; vii..i.b- .
Umpire: Clark.
Score, aecond game:
a-rOTtX. AUPTARS '
ad n rt a K AB H.O.A C 1
Draart, ef... 4
IXirkaa. lb.. I
Waoaroff. aa 4
It Ira.a. tb... 4
I t 4 tUiidur. lb. 4
14 4 OHwitr. yxf. 4
11 eosvfd. y-cf 4
It flNasc. .... I
4 tt IHmra. tb....
111 OWtlliama It- 4
14 4 nta.br. as.. 4
0 0 4 IKaa4am, rt
Si'
Welch. If.... 4
Laarlee, rf.. 4
V annua, lb.. 4
Haehtea. a., 4
Rapp. lb.... I
Orar. 4
4
110
tie
0 0 0 0
Total M 14 17 1 t Totals 14 tM 1
All-Star 0 110 0 0 0 1 0-4
Stor 1 000400-S
Home run: Welch. Three-base hits:
Hays. William. Durke 2). Struck out:
By Gray. I; by Crawford. 4. Bas on
balls: Oft Crawford. 1. Stolen banes:
Dygert, Welch 1). Durkee. Sacrifice
fly: Scotty. Umpir; Clark. ,
New Schedule
for State League
HASTINGS, Neb., Jun 7. (Special
Telegram.) A. nw schedule ot eighty
more game for th six club of th
Stat league waa completed tonight.
Club tomorrow wll :play wher they
wer today except th day will be open
for Orand laland and Norfolk. Tb next
aerie starting Wednesday will b Nor
folk and Hasting. Talrbury at York
and Be trio at Grand Island.
Fotirth of July gam will b Fair
burr t Norfolk. Grand Island at York
and Beatrice at Ha ling.
All club wll continue with their pres
ent standing, no cbang having been
mad because of the elimination of
Kearney and Columbua.
Official reoord ot teaaua," Including
game of Sunday, June i, follow:
w. la. ret.
11 .4xS
Beatrice ......
Norfolk
Fairbury
U
7
.CM
.fx
.671
,tuo
.47
Tork
Hastings
Grand Island
k
ALAMITOS AHEAD WHEN '
THE CAME IS CALLED
Th gam between th Aiamlto and the
Townaends. which was scheduled at the
rtT Lake ciuo eunaay hiim,
went -only four tnnlnga The game was
to start at I a. tn . but tt was 1:40 whsn
all ef th Townsend player arrived.
Th score at the e4 f th fourth In
ning was t to 1 In favor ot th AUmitoa
Vernon and Spellmaa war th battery
th AlABalto. and Grant and Row for th
Townsend. O. Sutey led in batUng, with
a triple and a single tn two time up.
Krajlcek Wl.
Th Krajloeka won from the Broanihg
King team yeeierdsy by the eeore of U to
I t Fort Omaha. The pitching of Kauf
man and StribUag featured, f-pra: P-H X
Kralluaks J J 1 J J J U 1J
Browning-King 0 M 0 I t
Batteries; Kaufman an Gallagher:
Bikiina and Lancaster, banted runa:
k raltceks. 4; Browning-KUilf. 1 To-
besa bits: Grelse, Krajlcek, Potter. Hot
ter Stole bases: Aboud (t), Bloemen.
Oclse tl), Kaufman. Lancaster, bale.
BcblrkUy, OroMinaa. Hit by pttcher:
Kaulman. KrJtk, Qraise. Bases on
baile: Off Stiibllng. 4: off Kaufman. I
Uruck out: Kaufman. I- blrlbllng. 4
Time: 1:4a. finplre: Pesdlrta
The Bee Wast Ada Ar Ret Butinea
Booatera
-e -
KAWFEDS GO INTO
THE FIRST PLACE
Kansas City Takes Leading Position
When Packard Wins a Mound
Duel from Davenport '
RESULT IS ONE TO J0IHING
KANSAS CITY, June 7. Kansas City
went to flrat place tn th Federal league
race today, when Packard won a pitchers'
battle from Davenport of St. Louis, 1 to
0. The local' run cam in th eighth
when Shaw tripled and acored on Good
win' single. The gam was played Id
1:19. Score: R.H.E1
tit. Louis 0 0000000 00 S 1
Kansaa City 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 0
Batteries: St. Louis. Davenport and
Hartley; Kansas City, Packard and
Kaaterly. -
OMAHA FIRST CHRISTIANS
LEAD THE CHURCH LEAGUE
Omaha First Christian Church lead th
Church Baeeball league with a perfect
record. Including five victories. Follow
ing I tho official standing. Including
Saturday' game as complied by R; 1
Adamson, president of the league:
Team
Omaha First Christian
Hirst Memorial
Ralston Methodist
Walnut Hill Methodist .....
First Methodist
Council Bluffs First Christ.
ft, John's Kpiacopal
St. Mary' Ave. Cong.
W. U
5 0
Pet.
tO"0
.7M
.7W
.600
.4'X)
.SXi
.200
.000
. 0
Aatcrlcaa Aaaoclatloa.
At Indianapolis Score: R HE.
Kansas City.. . ......:...... '..10 14 1
Indianapolis ...6 7.2
Batteries: Kansas City, George and
Alexander; Indianapolis. Mers, Soherdt
and Goaeett. - . - . ,
At Ixiulsville Score: R.H.E,
Minneapolis 4 12 2
Louisville g 7 3
Batteries: Minneapolis, Tingling and
Gharritv; Louisville,, Ellis and Clemnna.
Bt. Paul at Columoua. called end of
'itne wnnn, ram.
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