Nothing Like
LOVE
AND CHICKENS BUT
THiS IS "THE UFE'"
-JSCb. 4M .O spSS&M iftW r
OMAHA AND BEARS
EACH WIN A GAME
Grizzlies Carry Home First Event, a
Pitchers' Battle Between Blod
gett and Mitchell, 2 to 1.
HARRINGTON EASY IN SECOND
An In most Instances when double
headers are played, the Sabbath i.nrKain
bill hrtween the Honrkea and Grizzlies
wss apllt evenly between the to con
flicting; parties. The Invaders copped "h.
flint affair. 2 to 1, and the Iloutiios
worked a come-bark In the second to the
tune of 6 to 1.
Tom Blodgett ai the unfortunate
youth In the first game. Thomas allowed
'but two run and four hits, which would
win an ordinary game, but Mr. Mitchell
of the. opposition was In better trim, al
lowing; but onre run and four hits.
The Rourkes counted firet In the Initial
fray. Kreen walked to open the second
and stole the keystone iwck. He went
to third on Manager Marty's infield out
and scored on Schliebiier'a hit to second.
Then the home hoys ceased abruptly ond
didn't recover until the second combat.
The Orixzlies won the grama in the
sixth. Blodgett soaked Pete Shields in
the hoof. McCormlck sacrificed and
Shields 'Imped home on Galloway's
double to left. Coffey's hit scored Gallo
way and ruined the Rourkes completely.
Thompson Pilches Second.
t'ecll Thompson was Krug's choice In
the second and he came borne with colors
flying". The Omaha fans lamped Thomp
son for the first time and agreed he was
nil right even though his name Is Cecil.
Cecil and Harrington bowled along for
five innings without a run in their little
.ilt. Then Harrington blew up and the
Rourkes hammered home three runs In
ihe sixth, one In the seventh and two In
the eighth. Btit one count was made off
hompson In the entire doings.
Of the five pitchers used yesterday,
four were southpaws. Johnson, the only
i Ighl-hander. only worked one frame.
Drnrfr Athletes Kuss.
The Ppnver gang were quite wrathy all
during the combat. They started to fuss
and fume, with Vmps Myers as the ob
ject of attack, at the start of the bill.
In the second frame Kelleher, a fiery
youth who makes errors at short for tho
iJenrs. grew so abusive that Myeia
charged him five bucks. Kelleher got off
cheap. He unllmbered at least twelve
ocks' worth of conversation during the
;vo games.
In the second game Schliebner poled &
double to left, which fell right on lha
line. Needles to say the Grizzlies pro
tested vehemently. I mps Myers toddled ;
out to the spot to see where the ball fell.
W hile the limps was pulling the spot in
bin pocket to bring it In and prove to the
Honver rlayers that the ball lit fair about
five minutes of perfectly good time was
wasted.
Today
Des Moines comes for three
games.
o'clock,
game:
The game will be called at 3
It Is ladies' day. Wore, first
DENVER.
AR
4
R. If. O. A. K.
0 0 4 0 "
1 H ' II ft ft
A ft 2 ft ft
1 3 3 3
ft 1 0 ft ft
(10 4 2 1
0 0 0 2 0
0 13 1ft
0 0 0 4 0
Z 4 27 12 1
A.
, R. 11. O. A. 11.
0 12 0 0
0 0 10 0
ft I 6 ft 0
0 0 4 1 0
10 5 11
O0320
0 1 7 1 J
0 0 ft 2 0
ft 0ft2t
ft 0 0 ft ft
0 0 0 0 0
"l 4 27 3
In the eighth.
0 0 0 2 ft A 02
1 1 0 2 0 0 04
Spepeer, If .
Shields, lb..
... 3
McCormlck. if 3
Galloway, 2b 4
Coffey, if 4
Kelleiier, m 4
Whelan. 3b J
Spahr, c - 4
Mitchell, p 1
Totals 3ft
A B,
Tliomason, cf 4
Smith. If 3
Forsytha, rf 4
Krurger. c 4
Hreen, 2b 3
Krug. 3b 3
Schliebner, lb 4
Whalen. ss 4
Blodgett, p 0
Kafora 1
Johnson
1 otals :
Penver
Runs 1
Hits 0 0
( Inmha
Runs 0 1 0 0
Hits 0 10 0
0 0 0
0 1 0
0 0-1
1 0-4
Two-bade bit: Galloway.
Stolen bssn:
Ilrivn Sacrifice bits
Mitchell. Mc-
l ormb k. Smith. Ift on baaus: Penver,
4; Omaha. 7. Struck out: By Mitchell,
; bv Blodgett. 4. Bases on balls: Off
Mil. hell, 4: off Blodgett, 1. Hit by
pitched ball: Hv Hlodgelt, Shields. Mit
chell. Time: 1:45. I'mpire: Myers.
Score, second game:
OMAHA
A B. R.
Tliomaon, cf J 1
Smith. If 3 0
Foray the, rf 1 0
Krueger. c 4 1
Hreen, 2b 3
Krug. 3b 2 2
Schliebner. lb 4 2
Whalen, as 4 0
Thompson, p 4 0
Totals 29 6
H. o. a. e
11 10
t 2 ft 1
0 1 ft 0
13 2 0
.0 5 3 0
0 Z ft 0
3 12 0 f
2 1 3
0 0 6 0
27 1 1
H. O. A. B
2 0 0 0
100
0 3 0 0
0 2 2 0
2 2 0 1
0 4 3 2
2 10 1
13 4 0
0 15c
7 24 14 4
0 111 -S
1 I S 2 :.
10 0 0-1
2 101-.
DENVER.
Silencer, cf
'hields. lb
Mi"ormlck. rf..
Galloway 2b....
Coffey, If
Kelleher, ss
Whelan, Sb
Shestak, r
Harrington, p...
Totals
Omaha
Huns Hits
Denver
Huns
Hits
1
....0
...0
, 0
2 0 I I
To-ba
hits: 8.LhJt-bner IT. (taffer.
Hacriftae hlta: Smith. Brecti. Shield. 5dr-
IMTmca. jJouDia play: febcatitk to Kxll
Being Cheerful
THE. COWS
hrr to Shields Left on lump: innali.
i; IVnvnr, 4. Strui-k nut: Hy 'rnoinpson.
3: by llnrrtiiKton, S. I'.iises nn hulls: of
Thompson, 1; off 11 lri liiKton. fi. Wild
itchna: Thompson (Ii, 1 lai rinKton. Hit
I'V pitched bnll: Hy Tlnimpson, Sliirhla.
Time: i:40. lirtiilre: Myers.
LOU lK(.. SUK TIIK NAMES
Josh ( lark and l.ejrane Male I.ona
Throws to the Plate.
Siorx CITY, la.. June Sioux City
took both ends of a double bill from Lin
coln todnv. Tho first game wss won
In the ninth by f. to 4 score and the
second, 3 to 2. Josh Clark featured the
first game bv jK-gglng Wolfe out at the
plate from deep left and 1-arry Lejeune
doubled Mclntyre at the plate tn the
eighth Inning of the second game, cutting
off the run that would have tied the
score. Score, first game:
SKU X CITY.
AH. R. II
.3 2 I
. : it :t
.3 I 1
,11 I
.2 I li
,4 ft 1
, 3 0 2
.4, n n
. ;t o ft
l ft o
O.
4
2
3
0
ft
1
K
ft
ft
K.
0
ft
0
ft
( 'onney, L'h
Clarke. If
Kane, lb
Leleune, cf
Callahan, a ..
Davidson, rf...
Hensllng. 3b...
Price, c
ft
Gasper, p
1
I lark
TotHls
27
LINCOLN
1ft
II.
3
I
T
ft
I
1
I
0
16
AH. R
O.
I
s
A
I
ft
2
4
li
a. i:.
Wolfe. If
McOaffigan, ss.
Williams, lb....
Mclntyre. rf....
laley. 3b
Schreiber. cf....
Lloyd. 2b
Yantz. c
Powell, p
4
li
ft
0
ft
II
4
3
A
4
4
3
4
Totals 3t
10 2H IT
Two out when winning run scored.
Batted for Uaapar in ninth.
ftoux City 4 ft ft 0 ft ft 0 ft l-fi
Lim-olii ft i 0 0 ft 1 1 2 ii4
Two-base hits: lejeune, Wolfe i2i. Mc
lntyre, Williams, J. Clarke. Three-base
hit: Wolfe. Sacrifice hits: Clarke, Kane.
Hensllng. Callahan. Ilouble plays:
Hensling to Coonev to Kane, Clarke to
Prh-e. Rases on balls: off Gasnar, 4;
off Powell, 7. Struck out: Hy Caspar,
i: by j'owell, 6. Wild pitches: Powell (21.
Time: 2:02. I'mpire: Van Sickle. .
Score, second game:
SIOI X CITY.
AH. R
11. O. A.
Cooney, 2b. .
Clarke, If. ..
Kane. lb. ...
iLejeune, cf, .
'Callnhatt, aa. .
I lavidson. i f.
Hensllng, 3h.
Price, c
Booth by, p. .
....4 ft
Totals 27 1
LINCOLN.
A H. R.
Wolfe, If 3 II
Lloyd, 20 4 I
Schreiber, ef 4 1
Wlllisms. ll 3 0
Mclntyre. rf 3 ft
Vantz, c .1 ft
McAllister, c 3 0
McOaffigan, ss 3 0
Haley. 3b. 4 :
Pawaon, p 3 0
Morris 1 0
S 27
O.
I
4
2
T
II
1
A. K.
ft ft
Totals 32 2
24 1
Battel for Davidson in the ninth.
Sioux City 2 ft 0 1 ft 0 0 ft B
Lincoln 3 0 0 II 0 0 0 0 02
Two-base hits: Kan", Davidson, Mc
lntyre. Clarke. Lejeune. Sacrifice hits:
lleimllnx, Hoothby. Dnuole plays: Lloyd
lo Williams.- Ie.lenne to Price. Bases on
balls: Off Boothhy. fi; ( ff Dawson, 1.
Struck out: By Bootbby, 5; by Dawson,
1. Passed ball: PMce. Balk: Dawson
Time: l !9. I'mpire: Van Sickle.
(HMIKR4 HOLDS TIIR WICHKK
Allows Them Hut T rru Hlta In One
name of a "pllt Doable BUI.
WICHITA. Kan . June Wichita nr".
Topeka divided a double-header here to
day. Wichita winning the first and los
ing the second. Sanders, a recruit, held
Wichita to two lilts in the lat game.
Score, first game:
WICHITA.
AB. R
11. o.
Charles, 2...,
rox, !f
Tvdeman, cf...
Patterson, lb.
Griffith, c...
Brltton. 3b....
Hosp, ss ,
White, rf
Brown, p
10
t
1
1
0
1
Totals 20 4
TOPKICA.
AB. R. If. tl.
Roche, If
Cochran, :tb...
Trainer, rf
Mayer, cf
Lattimore. 2b.
Rappa. lb
Munroe, c
Tallinn, ss
Grover, i
Total
...29 1
24 g
Topeka 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0-1
Wichita 0 0 0 S 0 1 0 0 4
Left on bases: Topeka, 7; Wichita, 10.
fuel idee hits: Mayer. Brawn. Two-base
bits: Grover. White. Stolen bases:
Cochran. Tydeman. Double plays:
Charles to Hosp to Patterson. Chaiies to
Patterson. Strsck out: Jly Grover. 1: by
Brown, 2. Baaes on balls: Off Grover, 0;
off Brown, 4. Hit by pitched ball: By
Brown. Rappa. Time: 2:00. Vmplres:
Cusai a and Parent.
Score, recend game:
WICHITA.
AB. R. H. O
Charles. 2b 4
1
Fox, If 4
Tydeman, rf. 2
Patterson, lb. ...... 3
Griffith, c 3
Hnttoii, 'b J
Hosp, as. ........... 2
White, rf S
li. Cochran, V 2
Geist, p 0
Gray 1
3
I
14
4
0
2
1
0
1
0
Totala
27 It
TOPEKA.
A3. R.
JT. O.
A.
IS
Roclie If
G Coohran, 3b.
Mayer, rf
Grover. rf
Ittim(re, 2b. .
Rapv. H
Munroe, c
Tallion, ss. .....
Sander
t
11
Total 2 1 4
Ratted for Cochran In the eighth.
Topeka 0 0 1 0 ft-1
-Wlchll 0000 00
Left on Basra: Topeka. 7; VDcolta. L
Sacrifice hits: Cochran. KaptM, Orll
mn. ftola base: U)r, Munsae, fas.
fatUnoo. tin run lour bo ma li.
-X ' -''0 P-A I J r 'U 1 V. ) mck
Cochran. 4 In eight innings. Pouhleplay
Mayer to Lattiinore. struck out: Hy
Sanders. 2; by M. Cochran, 4 Rises on
tails: Off Sunders, 4; off It. Cochran,
3 Wild pitch: Cochran. Hit by pitched
ball: Hy Cochran i Koachc, 2i. Time:
1:4j. Vmplres: Parent mid Cusack.
BIHIHTF.lt TAkK MOTH tit ME
Pitchers' llaltlea l.o to lies Moines
liy Home Close Score.
rKt! MolNKS, jnp 3(1. -Pes Moines
von a (toirtile-lieailer todav from Hi.
Josenli. 2 to 0 and 4 to 2. Hoth games
were pit hers' battles in which the lo
cals liurlers received the better support,
.'core, first game:
PT. JOSKPH.
AH. R. 11.
3 ft I
o. A
ft 2
I
K.
(i
i
(i
o
n
! Rapp. 3b
richolson, If 4 ft 2
age, 21) 4 ft ft
Williams, if...
...4 i ft
...3 ft I
...3 ft ft
. . . 3 II ft
...3 II ll
... .1 ft l
t
o
II
1
Watson, rf
Fisher, lb
Ewoliit, ss
Tonneman, c. .
Vance, p
1
Totals! : ()
:4 Vi
ft
i PES MOINBS.
AH. It. H. o.
Hahn. rf 4 n
Hawver. 2b 4 ft ft 1
I
3
ft
1
3
ft
1
ii
6
IS
(Hunter, cf Soil
Jones, lb 3 ft o 12
Hartford, ss 4 1 1
Hills, If 3 1 2
Tannehill, 3b 2 ft ft
Preen, c 3 ft 1
Mngrldge, p 2 0ft
I
0
1ft
1
Totals 2S 2
St. Joseph 0 (I ft ft ft ft 0-0
i w.. ri.m o A t n ft ft ft 2
I Two-base hits: Hunter. Hreen. Sacri
fice hits: Tannehill (21. Stolen rmsee:
Jones, Nicholson. Struck out: Hy Moc
rldge, ft: bv Vance. 7. Bases on balls: Off
Mngrldge, I; ofr Vance, A, Hit bHtsman:
Hy Vance. Jones. lft on bases. SI.
Joseph, 4; Pen Moines. 8 Time: 1:85. em
pires: Gralmm and Wllley.
Score, second gam.:
ST. JlISKril.
AH. R. Jl. O. A. K.
Rapp. !b
3 1 4 2 2
Nicholson, If
Page. 2h 3
Williams, cf 4
Watson, rf 4
Flxher. lb 3
Ewohll, ss 3
Tonneman, c 4
Lakaff, 2
i
1
2
3
X
1
.1
0
ft
0
2
O.
1
Wllley, p. ..v.. 1
Vance I
Totals
Kl
PKS MOiNFS."
A B. R. II
A.
A
1
II
1
I
tl
4
2
Hahn. if. ...
Sawyer, 2b.
Hunter, cf. .
Jones, lb. ...
Hartford, ss.
Bills. If
Tannehill. M
Bieen, c
M usser, p. . .
Tnomas, p. ..
...I i
... t 0
... .1 0
...ft 0
ft
Totals 31 7
V.
Batted for Wllley in the ninlh.
St. Joseph 1 0 ft I ft 0 0 ft IV-2
I.'es Moinea 0 0 ) 3 1 0 0 0 -4
Dome rur.: Williams. Two-base hlta.
Williams, Hunter ('-'. Sacrifice bits:
Sawyer, Nicholson. Stolen base: Will
iams Hits: Off Lakaff, 5 In four and
( no-third Innings; off Musser, & In seven
innings: Struck out: By Lakaff, 1; by
Wllley, 2; by Musser. ; ( by Tnomas, 1.
Bases on balls: off Lakaff, 3; off Mus
er, 4; off Thomas, I. Wild pitch: Slns
ser. Left on bsses: 't. Joseph, ; Pes
Moines, 7. Double play: llapo lunas
slstedi. Time: 1 :5i. I'mpires; Graham.
Wllley and Vance.
Cards in Second
Place in National
ST. LOt'lS. Mo., June 20. Pt. luils
made it four straight and moved Into
second place in the league race, by de
feating the world s champions, R to 2.
Crutcher started for Breton, but was-
relieved In the fifth, 'tr yelldlng seven
hits. Including three triples and a double,
which, combined with Boston's two er
rors and a hit batsman, had netted St.
Isolds six runs. After the fifth Inning'
Tyler held St. I.OUIS hitless. Score:
BOSTON. trt. Utl in.
AH II O A B AH It O A F.
rillbart. If .. 4 10 OBull.r. aa .. 3 1 I 4 I
ritapat'k. Sb 4 0 1 Ullfai her. If . I 1 4 0 0
Connolly. If. I z o nuill.r. lb
siallh. 3b... 4 t 14 lWlla,m, if
S-hmlitl. lb. 11 dloni. rf .
14 3 0
1 moo
300
1 0 2 0ft
4 10
Mim. if... 1010 onoiHi, if .
M.ranr'la. ss 4 0 1 I l)Hvall. lb.
(lowilv c... 4 n I 1 OHHaal. Jb.
3 3 0
CrilKher. p.. 3 2 Igli.iiar. e ... 4 14 14
Tvler, p 1000 iMvados. p. 3 0 o I l
eTiali ii 7-411 oTtala II I V 13 I
Boston 0 1 1 o ft 0 0 0 ft- 1
Pt. Louis 220130 0 0 8
Two-base bit: Butler. Three-hase hits:
Bscher. Betiel. Snyder, htolen bases:
Connolly 121. I-ft on bases: Boeton, 11;
St. louis. . f irst base on errnis. Bos
ton, 2. Baaes on balls: off Crutcher.
2: off Tyler. 1: off Meadows. 6. Hits:
Off Crutcher. 7 in four Innings (none
out In the fifth 1: off Tvler, 1 In four In
nings. Hit by pitched ball: Hv Crutcher
(Beseherl. Struck oat: Hy Crutcher. 2;
by Tyler. 4: by Meadows. 4. Wild pitch:
By Meadows. Time: SIS. I'niplres:
Klem and Kmslle.
1 eslerdar's Resells.
WEHTKRN LKAGL'K.
Denver. 2-1; Omaha. 1-6.
Lincoln, 4-2; Hloua City. &-J.
Topeka. 1-1: Wichita, 4-0.
St. Josejih. 0-1; lie Moines, 2 4,
NATIONAL I.UAiU'K.
Philadelphia, I: Cincinnati. 2.
Brooklyn. 1; Chicago, 6.
Boston. 2: St. Irfiuls. S
' AMERICAN LKAGl'K.
Chicago, 7-3; Cleveland. 1-0.
Detroit, 0: St. Ixuils. 1.
FBDFRAL I.KAGI'K.
rtttabiirgh. 2-0. Newark, 0-3
NEBRASKA STATE LKAGI HI
York. 1-4; (irand Island. 0-8.
Hastings, S-0 Norfolk, 0 1.
Fairhury. 2. Beatrice, 5.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Indlanapnlla, 2, Columbus. 3.
Milwaukee. 4 2, St Paul. 2-S.
Ixiulsville, 1-6: Cleveland.
Kuiwi City. (-1; Minneapolis. 0-t
rasla Defeats f'arletoa.
BRUN1NG. Neb.. June . (Speejal -Brunlng
defeated iHarleton In one of the
fastest lunai that baa ever been lajrd
on the borne (rrouooa for fourteen inning
by a aviore of 1 to I. when Bchulte sin
gled to first and William Hawks ram
up witii a three eaiker. hrlaartn; In toe
alnntnaT score. Ttie am re:
I'attiaaUm J I t 4) 0 -1
HruntnaT .. 4) 0 0 1 4) I I
kaiurtrr Caxteion, ffesrf a ajsl tadth.;
ErmmiG Uawks mud Pnhnlt,
CnprriRM . VMS, IntrmMinnftl
. ri fi fin vUt.
BEATRICE WALLOPS
FAIRBURY BUNCH
Heavy Going is Responsible for
Numerous Errors Which
Cost the Game.
NO GAME ON FOR TODAY
KAIRHI'RT, Neb., June 2ii-iSpevlBl
Telegram.) Falrbury lost to Kcatrcn
'Milk Skimmers today on a heavy dla
linond. because of many errors. I'alr
ibury was going good until the third
Ifrsme when a number of errors ciisbU'd
the visitors to go around the path to
jhonie plate three times In the sixth, in
inlng, Klllman pullod Adorns out the Inn
;and substituted Tate In hone of stop
ping a batting rally by Kalrbury. Pate
finished the game registering six strike
outs in three Innings.
rounding out two-baggers by both
teams and a fast double play of the
locals, Bishop to Conlxy to Conely
caused rejoicing among the big delega
tion of Falrbury and Beatrice fans.
Owing to rain no game will be played
between Kalrbury and Beatrice tomor
row. Brown of Fairhury secured two
two-baggers. Score:
HKATItliE KAlRnilO.
All M O A K
AW H l I.A K.
Klllman. h. h 2 8
1 Mihlehr't. rf 4 (' I
Ur...n , I, 1 ill II I OIll'V, 1H.. . 1 1" . W
llrsnnan. Sh. 8 3 18 (IHrr If.. . s
S n n
0 t 0 0
Hla.k if
i w o ii i n wn ii. ri. .
I 10 I I'l.mnlc h . ... 4 (I 3 !
Neff. t S
Kiirlum. 4
1 (l iiravum, aa. .. 3 0 (I 3 3
a n n urnnl-M.T. 3b.. 4 t 2 1 1
l'kliart. If 4 I 2 H OPootha. c.,4 t (1
Aflama. p.... 3 l UHlahop p .. 10 1 HI 0
pte, p 30(1
... ToUlS K l 1
I Toiala 3D 17 14 1
' IVatrlce 0 0 3 ft 0 0 ft ft 2-.r,
Falrbury l o o o o i o w-i
Two-liose hits: Conly, Brown (2,
Black. Conboy, Brannan, Flllinan. Lock
hart. Bsses on balls: Off Bishop, 1: off
Adams, 3. Struck out: By Bishop. 6; by
Adams. :: by Pate. H. Time; 2:m. em
pire: McDonnell.
Win nnd Lose for Prohlbs.
GRAND ISLAND. Nrb.. June 20
(Special Telegram. I Alexander bad the
better of it In Ihe lirat game, but er
rors caused the one deciding run. in
the second four successive singles, a
double, a walk ami another single got
Mr. llalev's goat and he was later fined
T and ordered off the grounds for
threatening to fight the umpire. Score,
first game:
YORK. (.'.RAMI lflLANn.
AH.lt O A K All HO A V.
1 Itlra 2b 4 (1 4 d CKilli-k. 3b... 4 (I 2 I o
Miirphr. rf.. 3 I 2 ll UM'l. 3h
Tnd.n. .lb . 4 I 1 3 Sl'arne. w .
I Welrel. If... :( I - 0 "K.-ntv. If .
iRrrlilwl. lb .1 (111 I Olroahv. C ...
I 0 1 1 I
4 1 a ti 11
5 0 0 11
11
4 1 t 0 (i
1000
3 ft 14 1 (I
pi. mi aa ... .1 ll . 2 oarnv. rr
r-ir.. rf... 1 (I t ll 0Hi'n). If
lUinea. li 3 ft eclalra. lb..
Fianklln, p.. 2 17 0Alexiin1er, p 3 1 0 I 1
Tills Is 2 1 27 13 1) TolBla ... 2t 4 27 17 3
York o 0 0 ft 0 1 ft (i o-l
Grand Inland 0 0 'I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Sacrifice hits: Franklin, Crosby.
Franklin. 3. Double play: Roben to
balls: off Alexander, I; off Franklin,
4 Struck out: By Mexamler. b: by
Stolen vise: Tot ten, Payne. Bases 011
Pavne lo Clair. Score, second game:
VliHK OftANII ISI.AMI
AB H.O A K AH 11.41. A K
Una 3b 3
Muipliy, if. !
I 4 tSin.k. 3b .. 4 10 3 0
1 0 li Rown. 2b .. 4 1 a 0 0
Tou.n Sh .. 4
I 4 0 (VPavna. rf
I 3 & n
Waltrl. If ... 4 0 0 0 (IllMirv. If .. 3 I 1 1 II
Roraaw'l. lb 4 1 OCroHlyr. c . ... 4 1 1 0
Pl.H. fa ... 4 11 IV'arnar. rf.. 3 A o ll II
l'lfirr. rf . 4 1 ('Diiwnsr rf.. 4 2 0
Halnaa. c... 3 14 1, Ol'lslr. Ih... 103
ttarrla. p
ilalrv. p
Bbvuil.. i
0 11 ft 1 0 Huffman, p. 4 0 I 1 (I
.11
3 0
.0 0 0 0 0 TotHls ... II 11 27 13 ft
Tnlala 32 24 li I j
York 2 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 (V-4
Grand Island 2010004 1 R:
Ksrned runs: York. 3; Grand Island, ,
5; Two-base hits: Crosby, Itoben, Tot- i
ten, Bockcwlts. Sacrlf'ct hits: Rice, j
Murphy, Payne. Stolen bases Murphy, '
Payne. Bases on balls: Off Harris, 2; i
off Haley. 4. off Hoffman. 0. Struck ;
out: By Haley, 3; by shynck, 1: by Hoff
man. Wild pitch: lliffnian Passed
ball: Rallies. Double play: Payne to ',
Clair. I'mplie: Monroe. I
K.ven Break at Nairfolk.
NORFOLK. Nl, June 20. f Sped a I
Telegram.! Norfolk and Hastings evened '
un honors here Sunday afternoon. Hast-
luge taking the first game, & to 0, and
Norfolk clinching the hint, event 1 to
0 Beedle's home run In the firth In
ning of the first game opened ho hit
ting for Hastings. In the eighth, the
Rails pulled out three snatch bits and a
clean liner, which made four ni"re tal
lies. Norfolk had a ci.anee to wore
with bases full, but tailed tn hit in a
lineh. Melkers long hit 111 the aecotid
l.ning of the second game brought Man
ager Town In with tho winning score.
The game waa close throughout, and dur
ing the last Inning, AJaneger llennelt
of the Reda was ordered out of tin game
and fined f.v the umpire. Score:
UASTIVOH NdllHilJt
AB 11 ll A r.. AH H O A K.
Waisnn. Ih . a i I I RrniWfc. Sb I 1 0 4 ll
i llann, aa . . . . I
i I 0 111) a a I 0 1 3 0
dill IK "an Is. If .. 4 1 1 0 (I
3 OKmlth. rf . 0 0 l) 0
lituniin, lb. . I
Mil al. If.. 3
j Ri. l.ard'B. e I ll I 0 (i H Hrnao rf. 3 1 10"
Hmlih. rf .... 100 (M ' I anib' I. rf 4 0 4 0 0
Campbell, rf I J 0 CM.Ik.r. lb... 4 I ; t
W .1.1.1. rf ... I
SIS ol.llr.XD. c. 3 7 3 t
10 H um, p 1021)
Relit, p.... 4
Thlvlnso. p. 1 Q 0
Toiali 32 I rr 11 4
Totala ;il 4 27 13 0
Hasting 0 0 ii 0 1 0 ft 4 06
Norfolk 0 o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 j
Home niiv Weidcl. liases on balls: ;
Off Beedl, 3; off Corey, 6 Struck out:
By Corey, 8; bv Beedle. Iouble plays: I
Corey to L Brown to Towne, live to I
Towne to Melk.r Wild pitch: Beedle.!
stolen bases: li. Brown. Corrlgan. Time: j
1 Sfi. I'mptre: SchUHter. Score, second I
game: !
HASTINOg KOKFOLK
AB H O A C AB H O A X I
Wa'e.n. 2b.. till Hnxter'k. 2b 2 1 1 4 11
rl.n. as .. 1 A Ol.ya. u o I 1 pi
rnuii.ui lb . I T K'arrl. if ... 3 0 0 '
MiCaha. If . 0 B bruva. rf. I
Klrhard'D. 0 311 OToon. lb... 3 T Oft
ObM. lb ... I I ICCmbl ,111111
Smtib. rf .
w.m.1. er..
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Riley ....
I OMallier. lb.. 3 1 I 1
,11 tonus, t ... I T 0
II u riiWaiai. p I 1 3 '
1 ,
Tntals 1 11 I I
n in i i
Totala...
'Batted for Wright in the nln'h .
Hastings .0 0 0 0 ft
Norfolk I 0 0 4) -l !
Muses on balls: Off Wright, 2: off
Thiemaa. i Strvtk out: My Wright. 4, ,
by Th tenia n. 1 iHiti'iae plar: Tiiieman
Irk Im lo T.n.. aan hm mu ,
ura, (JtvsC Ttizaa, 1:4k. I uaptrv: -avJrer.
Drawn
Beatrice to Give
Banquet to Horse
Owners at Races
RKATlitCt:. Nth. June .V-iPpeelsl
Telegram -At a Hireling of tlie dire.tois
of the Mntime Race club this afternoon,
arrangement s were made for a banquet
to the visitiMg hoi semen w i n will be
here to attend the circuit races Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursdiiv. oir inn
hot-Mcs ai"c on the grounds for thre sM-, d
ev'iitM. Among these sic fifty Imises
entcrid In the Great Westi rn circuit,
where the moneys are I1,."i0u a race, ow
Imr to the fact that the Pai-mc Coast
States clrrult was closed on ai count of
the San Fr.mcNco i-xiMtsltioii.
A big tring has come fioin the west
from font teen states, among Ibem Idaho,
a'alifornia. ' lmlslntin, Montana. Okla
homa and MlnnVsota.
Harness events tire first da. are S- ear
old tiot, 2 17 pace nud 2.24 trot.
Chamberlain's 4 olle, I hiilrra
and
lllerrhoea Hemrrij.
This la n remedy that every family
should be provided wll'i. nnd eHpeclally
anriiig tne suni'iier nontiis Think of the
pain and suffering that must be endured
when medicine must tie sent for or be.
fore relief ran be obtained. This remedy
Is thoroighly reliable. Ask anyone who
has lined II. Obtainable, everywhere.
Advertisement.
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WiTH WORLD
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Will attend this classic race. They are coming from a radius of 150 miles around. It will
be the largest crowd ever assembled in an Omaha enclosure. We are prepared to take
care of this crowd and give them the greatest racing exhibition ever witnessed, but
THE CHOICE SEATS ARE LIMITED
Rcsorvation Now EVloans a First Class Soat
Delay (VJay Moan Disappointment
Below It Plan of the Grand Stand and Box Seats Only One Admission at Stated Ro Extras
Tlirro art' '." lxii's in
fjicli section of tin
KninJttaniI, rontaiii
inir ( seats' each, mak
ing a total or 1,200 box
Mats, l'rlceg $7 per seat.
Inside llie track there i
jiaikiiiir eiee for .V'"'
nutow. hack lialf of tlie
traek cliarajes are $1 for euch
auto and $1 for each person
therein.
Front half of the track ri'i
eliai efo for autos. $2 for each
person therein. A few choice
parking spaces are reserved
at if r ami $10 for the auto
plus $L for eaeh jierson
therein.
How to Send Remittance.
TVoeure P. 0. or K.fress
Money Order, Hank Draft or
Certified Check and tickets
will he sent immediately.
Omaha Auto Speedway Co.,
1811 Farnam Street,
Omaha, Neb.
' '
for The Bee bv Swinnerton
CUB SWATTERS HIT
OUT THREE HOMERS
They ProTe to Be Enough to Win
Game from Brooklyn at
Chicago.
FIERCE PITCHES AIRTIGHT
CHICAGO, III . June HO - A eonilMnatlon
of airtight pitching by Pierca and three
home runs l Cblragn bailers was
cnorgh tn givt the Cuba the final Brook
lyn game tiriay, to 1, a clean sweep of
ihe seriea Afioi making a pood stait,
Aitchison rial fairly well, leu Hi hi It and
Sulci bit (miners in the rtrvt Inning, and
Chelan ilmvM nut another In the fourth.
A fun i bl a hy Attohlson helped one run
around in the second. Bcnrei
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a a a a
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Tnlalt II IHII 1
Hatted mr Allehison In ninth.
Brooklyn 0 0 0 ft 0 l-l
Chlcagn 10 1 0 0 0 0 0 "41
Twn-bas hit: Putshaw, Home runs:
Sehulle, Baler, Phelan. Stolen base:
Sehultn. Kerned runs: Brooklyn, 1: Chi
For the Great
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75,000 PEOPLE
SCORE
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JgfJ j Seits Sei3 Seaii Jef Jaw W
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lit Out This Coupon
Omaha Auto Speedway Co. 1915
1811 Famam St., Omaha, Neb.
Enclosed find remittance for Dollars. Pleaso
send me at once, by mnU, to address below:
Tickets for Box Seats, Section
Tickets for (irand Stand Seats, Section
Name
Street Address
Town
State
X. n. Writ your name and
ond and third rholre of Mactlum In
vat lens will ri made In tb order rwrired. Mail order flllad Im
mediately. B
f. - .:.
LOOK. vnu irt
THAT.
cago. 4 Bases on lalls- Off Tierce. l
off Aitchison. 1. Hit bv pitched ball:
Hv Ptetce to'Maral Struck out: By
Pit rce, S; by Attchleon. 2. Wild pitch:
Plen-e. I'mpire: Rlgler and Hart.
Ilale gtrona In Bos.
cli'lNNATI, tl.. June fmly twenly
fo.ir men faced Dale In the first, eight
innings here today, but he weakened In
the ninth and was forced to give wy to
Benton, who stopped Philadelphia's bat
ting streak 1ut In time, ami Cincinnati
won the final game of the series, 2 to 1.
Scoie-
1'Hll.AriEl.PHH. nSYTIVNAT!
AH H ll A f AB H O A It.
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Ilvrne, lb.
I
I
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I Pll.raos a. . 3 1 1 ( n
t 0 VKIIIIfrr. If.. 10 30
t 0 ixlnih. lb I 1 n 4 (
t I PWinan, e I t n
I (IMnllvltr. lb J A II ii
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0 o PDantca. ... 0 n
Un-lf, If
ira,alh. r'
4 1
Whill4. -t. I
Nlshnff. lb . I 0
tnl..i. lb. I I
W Kllllfer. c I 0
rwniar, p.. I 0
Hums 1 1
IMiter 0 0
l"a,karl .... t 0
0 p o
e Totals ..
,H Dili u
Totala XI I 34 11
Hatted lor Deinaree In ninth.
Ran for Burns In ninth.
Batted for .Becker in ninth.
Philadelphia 0 0 0 0 0 0
Cincinnati 0 0 0 0 1 1
0 1-1
0 0 -3
Two-base bit: Olson. Three-base hit:
Luderus. Stolen bsaes: leach, Heraog.
Sacrifice hits: Groh. Iale. Double
plays: Groh to Olson to Mollwitl: Olson
tn Heraog to Mollwitl. Base on balls:
Off Deniaree, 2. Hits: Off Dale. In
eight and one-third Innings: off Benton,
none In two-tbtrds Inning. Hit by pitched
hall: By Benton (Byrnel. Struck out:
Bv Deniaree. 2; by llale. 4; by Benton, 1.
empires: Orth and Byron.
Apartments, flat, house and cottage
ran be rented quickly and chely by a
Bee "For Rent."
setrwaflDOinis
3
Kadi section of the
grandstand ha 1 ,5K)
seats at prices indi
cated on the plan.
Kvery seat a choice
one.
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addraa plainly. Stat first.
vblrh you with Mats. AU