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BLODGETT HOLDS
: CHARGING IZZIES
Ronrkei Get Small Lead Early in
Exciting Game and Keep it
All Way Through.
FAST PLAYS AND LONG HITS
PES MOINES. Jun an. (Special Tele
gram.) Pitcher Blodgett u too much
for th Booster today and by keeping the
hits scattered and walking but one man,
be won Ma fame. I to 2. I.efty Thomaa
on the ether hand waa hit hard In the
first and second, while the Rourkes piled
up a lead, small, but sufficient to win.
In' the first frame R. Breen singled to
left,' was sacrificed to second by For
syth, and scored when Kruefer lifted
at three-base clout to left field.
In the second, Schllebner singled to
center, but was forced out at second by
Thomason. Whalen singled to right and
cored on Blodgett' Ions; sacrifice fly to
Hahn. Whalen was caught stealing".
Holds for Short Tlaae.
Thomaa then allowed but three scat
tered hits In the next four frames. In
the seventh he got In trouble again.
Schltebner opened with his second double
of the game and scored on Thomason'
single to right. Whalen was out when he
waa hit by his own batted ball and Blod
gett and Smith each filed out
One of the fastest double plays ever
witnessed here, ataged by Sawyer, Hart
ford and Jones, retired the visitors In
the third when with one out Breen beat
out an Infield hit. Sawyer's brilliant
top of Forsythe's slashing grounder
started the double play. Two Omaha
men got a life In the eighth. Forsyth
doubled to light off the pitching of
Vandervelde, De Moines' recruit from
Hope college, who mad his first appear
ance In the box, and Kruefer walked.
Krug hit Into another double, retiring the
side.
Joaes lias Oat Homer.
A bom run over the far left field
fence by "Tex" Jones In the second mad
the first counter tor the local. Blod
gett then allowed no more hit until the
fifth, whloh BUI lined on to left. Hit
by Sawyer and Hunter and a pas) to
Jons tn the sixth filled the be with
two men down and Hartford' long fly
was smothered by Thomason.
In the ninth the Booster ataged a
rally which put on man across. Jones
opened with a single, but Hartford struck
out. Bill doubled to left and Jones went
to third. Jonea aoored on TannehlU'
aacrtflo fly. Breen beat out an infield
nit and stole second.
Omaha refused to bit on an attempted
double steal. With two out Vandsrreld
waat to bat and struck at a ball. He
. waa then withdrawn In favor of M usher.
M usher got a strike called on him and
Isbell took the hickory. Issy failed to
nit the first one. but struck wildly at the
next on and the gam waa finished.
Boor I
-OMAHA.
Ail. R.
H.
O. A. E.
4 0 0
10 1 0
r 1 1
a a. n
r u "o
Smith, If. .. ...... e
K. Breen. Ib. 4
Forsythe, rf.......... 1
Krueger, e....... I
Krug, lb 4
Srhllebner, lb........ 4
Tmaeon. cf...... 4
Whalen. as.... 4
Blodgeit, p
Totals
, U I 11
DCS MOIKR&
AB. K. H.
Hahn, rf....
Sawyer, lb..
Hunter, cf..
Jones, lb....
4
o
...4
Hart lord, SS
Mills. ir
TannehlU. Sb
Frorn. C
Thomas, p.
Vandervelde, p..
Orehem
Mueeer ..........
Ubell
, 0
, 1
Total 84 .
Baited for Thomas In the seventh.
htted for Vandervelde In the ninth,
finished betuutf for Musser In th
ninth.
Omaha 1 1 0 1 0-1
Drs Moines i 1 I M M l-l
Home run: Jones. Three-base hit:
Kru-r. Two-bsse hits: tk-hllrhner tit.
Fortyihe, lulls. Sacrifice hits: Korsythe,
Hodtett. Tannehlil. htolen base: Hreen.
fetching record: Nine hits, three runs off
Thomas In seven Innings. Struck out:
Kv Thomaa. 1: by Vantrvelle, 1: by
ftforifeit. a Paeee en bells: Off Vender
velds 1; off blodaett, 1. Double play:
fa yer to Hartford to Jonea. Time: 1.47.
I miJire: Vaa Syvkla
I
IOl'X DEFEAT THE JOSIKS
Vaace Hard lilt and ladtaa Take
Klrat.
6T. JOSEPH, Ma, June Vano was
Hi hard today and Sioux City easily too
tre first gaux of the r1ca. Score;
AU. R.
Coney, 8b.. $ i
Ciiuke. if 4 1
Kane lb I I
4 uUahan, se. ........ 4 1
4 lame. cf. 1
I'Udn. rf 8 .
Y-jufig. 2 b 4 0
Orlrp. c 1 0
Uj(ir, p 4
H. O. A. E.
Ill
110 0
1 11
114 0
1.0 0
10 0 0
110
1 I 1
0 0 4 0
"i 87 il 1
If. O. A. E
1 1 4
110
410
111
Total
..86 I
Joseph,
au. R.
... 4 e
... 4 0
..4
... 1 1
fcT,
Pase. tb..,
Nit nolaon,
H:o. it..
If.
Father
Watson, rf t 0 0 0 0 0
Fisher, Ib... I 0 0 t 1
Kwoldt, ss 10 16 11
White, c 1 0 0 7 0 0
Vance, p 2 0 0 0 1 1
Tonneman 1 0 0 0 0 0
Total 20 1 4 27 12 4
Baited for Vance In ninth.
Ploux City 0 00001100-6
tot. Joseph 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 01
Two-bane hit: Callahan. Stolen bases:
t'ooney, Davidson. Young. Louble plays:
Klaher to Rwoldt. Kwoldt to Fisher (1),
Oaspar to Voting to Kane. Struck out:
Uy Gasper, I; by Vance, I. Bases on balls:
Off Oaspar. J; off Vance, I. Hit by
pitched ball: Br Vence. 1. Passed ball:
Crisp Left on buses: Hloux City. 8: Bt.
Joseph, 2, Earned runs: St. Joseph, 1;
Ploux City, 8. Time: 1:80. Umpire: Cusack.
Drawings Mado for
Doubles in Happy
Hollow Tennis Play
Drawing have been mad for the
double matches to b played In the an
nual tennis tournament at the Happy
Hollow club. The drawing are a fol
lows: Hannlghen and O'Neill play X. Morton
and partner.
W. Hrrne and partner play R. Peters
and Shirley.
Krijrerly and partner play Sunderland
and Sunderland.
Mclntyre and West play Mil and Mo
Cague. Rosewater and partner play Brown and
Folaora. ..
Braun and Hayward play Bertwell and
Sadler,
Millard and Tunnecllff play Rhodes
and rartner.
Hullta and partner play J. Hannlghen
and Bannister.
Hatches In th necond round of the
singles ar to be played this evening.
Th matohe scheduled ar a follows:
Kills play Tunneotlffa.
HrownlPe Dlavs Bertwell.
Millard plays It. Sunderland.
I'olaom plays Hsyward.
Mclntyre plays McConnell.
W. Brown plays F. Crelgh.
Rhodes playa ePter.
Braun playa West. .
Twenty-One Cars
Enter Sioux City
Automobile Eaoe
r SIOUX CTXT. la'..' June SO.-Th driver
who are antercd In th MO-mtl auto-
mobtl rao her Saturday, July , took
their first workout today.
Twanty-on oar ar entered In th
HS.OOO awaenatake Th entries, which
Inolud Raeta, winner of th Chicago race,
ar Eddie RJckenbacher, Tom Orr. Tom
Alley. Eddie O'Donnell, Billy Chandler,
Irwin Berg doll. Drover Bergdoll, W. W.
Brown, J. A. Mais, J. T. Cooper, Grant
Donaldson, Louis Donaldson, Ralph Mul-
ford, Derlo Rests. Ed Rawltngs, k.
Butler, IL A. Wetmor. J. W. Sohrunk,
A, Ft Scott and Frank O. Sucker, .
1
BEATRICE AND FWRBURY
PUY FOUR INNINGS
FAIRBURT. Neb.. Jun (Special
Telegram.) Dad Shaner Stat leaguers
had the better of a four-lnnlng gama to
day with Beatrloa. 4 to I. A double-header
had been scheduled, but Umpire Monroe
called off th gam on aooount of dark
nee and an approaching rainstorm. Mc
Donnell, hurler for th visitor, lasted
two-thirds of th first frame, when
Manager Flltman replaced him with
Huggtna Both team wer plkd with
Grand Islanders, Varnsy piaylng
field for Falrbury. taking th place of
Ed Brown, whom Falrbury sold to Mason
City, la. Brown waa on of th hard
hitter of th Nebraska circuit and had
an average of .70. He left for Iowa to
day. Payne of Grand Island played short
stop for Beatrice, replacing Kortum,
who was also aold to Mason City. Score:
BATRICB.
FAlRBtTtT.
A H O A a.
as m u.a s.
! Flllmas.
lb. t
111 HlUbn. rt 1
Whit, la.
I
t OUitib. r.
8 1 SVaraar. If
li::
Pmva. la.
lark, rf...,
Bnir. o....
pff. t
Pavaa. at....
Itrkfcart, II
MntKMi'all. s
1 eco.i.r. la
4 (ThlMlns. all 8 (
SPartaa. as . I 1 i 4
1 SOoabor. k.. I I I I
SBnoiba. a... i i
t 1 Sbaaar
Haaslua
4
Totals
14 I IS 8
Taula It 8 1 4
Beatrne 1 0 1-1
Falrbury 4 0 0 04
Two-base hit: I'ejton. Varnsy. Stolen
bases: Lamb. Thiesalng. Struck out: By
Shsnrr. f by Huslns. 8: by McDonnell,
1,. Beets en ball: off Phaner, 8; off Hug.
gins, I. Time: . Umpire: Monroe.
Coast Leagtae.
At Los Angeles B ll E.
Salt Lake I 1
Loe Anselea 10 U 0
Batteries: I.aroy. Gregory. Morgan.
Hall and Hanna; Ryan and Boies
At Portlaad HUB
Oakland IT
Portland Ill
Durlee: Prough and Elliott; Lush
and Fisher.
At San Ftenclsoo a. R U B.
Venice Ill
San Franclaco 4 10
hattcrles: Plerry and Spencer; Smith
and block.
Whale Wal Newark.
AD FEDS.. eVdara. Barm r-
NKWARK. N. J . June 10. Ohlceeo oe
feated Neaark today, a twelf Ih4unln
rally enabling the v lit tore to noae out
the locale, I 11 I In the ninth trlplee by
McOonmll and Fisher scored five runs
and tied the count at L Bunched hits off
Kalaerllng In the twelfth and en off
Kalkenrvrg. who rrheved him. sufficed
to score the winning runs. Score: RHF
Chics vn 14044410 17 II t
Ni' 404010100 04 u
Hattenes: VcConne'l and Wllon
st'her; Ksxerltn. Talkcnherg and Hart-den.
CoryrlgM. 1915. International
.Nw Pervh-e.
BRAVES LOSE HARD
BATTLE TOPHILLIES
Quaker Squad Defeats Boiton
Champion, by the Score of
Eight to Three.
CONNOLLY IS BADLY HUBT
PHILADELPHIA, June SO.-Boston put
up a fin uphill battle her today, but
lost to the horn team. ( to6. A drive of
Cravath's bat took an ugly bouno and
struck Left Fielder Connolly of Boston
on th jaw. Connolly waa mad unoon
scloua and hi lower Up was split. Cra
vath got three base before, th ball could
be returned to th Infield, Ever left th
game In the alxth Inning because of a
lam ankle. Score!
R.H.EX
Boston 6 0 I
Philadelphia S 10 I
Batteries: Davla and Gowdrl Alexan
der and Kllllfer. '
Divide Doable-Header.
CINCINNATI, Jun 90. Cincinnati and
Chicago divided honors here today In a
double-header, Cincinnati shutting out
the visitors, i to 0, In the first contest
and Chlcaxo duplicating the trick tn the
second oontest, I to 0. Boors, first game:
R.H.EX
Chicago 0 00000900-011
Cincinnati ...0 0001000-111
batteries: Lavender, Pierce and Archer;
Dale and Wlngo. I
Score, second game: R.H.E1
Chicago 0 01000000 1U1
Cincinnati ...0 0000000004
Batterlea: Cheney and Bresnaban;
Schneider, Lear and Wlngo.
Glaats Ar Skat Oat.
BROOKLTN, Jun . Pfef fer outlasted
Marquard today tn a pitching dual and
Brooklyn won, T to 0. Bcorei
RJI.EJ.
New Tork....O 000900-011
Brooklyn ....0 0001006 7 10 1
Batteries: Marquard and Meyers;
Pfeffer and McCarty.
Sallt Doable Bill.
ST. LOUIS. Jun XX Doak, who led th
National league pltchera last year, hurled
his first shutout gam of th season here
today, winning the first gam of a
double-header from Pittsburgh for St.
Louis. 1 to 0. Salle mail things easier
for th visitors in the second game and
they slugged htm for a twelve-hit, 4 to X
len-lnnlng victory. Score, first game:
R H EX
Pittsburgh ...0 00000000 00
St. Louis 1 0000100 141
Batteries: Adam and Glbsom Doak
and Snyder.
Bcore, second game: R.H.EX
Pittsburgh 0 100001001 4 11 1
St. Louie 1 0001 00 00 0-1 S 1
Batterlea: McQuillan and Sohang;
Bailee and Gonsalea
CENTRAL CITY MAY JOIN
NEBRASKA STATE LEAGUE
CENTRAL CITT. Neb., Jun IO.-Sp-rlal
Telegram.) Central City won th
third etralght gam rom Edgar today,
to 1 Th other game wer to 1
and to 0. Denny pitched two nlne-ln-ntng
games, allowing Edgar but on
cor. Power worked th last gam.
A meeting was called tonight to tak
up th matter of Central City taking
Grand Island's place In th Nebraska
Stat leagu. Central City has won four
teen straight games and plays at Sliver
Creek and Stromsburg July 1 Central
City Is enjoying baa ball this season
with a clean, faat bunoh of young play
era. Ben F. Grant I managing th club.
JIM CORBETT. FORMER
CHAMP PUG, IS IN TOWN
James J. CorbetU on: champion heavy
weight pugilist of ths world. Is tn Omaha
for a day. Accompanied by his wife and
Tim Coaler, his old sparring partner,
Corbett la here because of a bereave
ment among relatives of h's wife. Thsy
ar registered at th Hotel Fontenell.
Anserleaa AaaocHatioa.
At Minneapolis First game: RH.Et
Kansas City 4 7
Minneapolis I 11
Battrriea: Delhi, AlUinn and Alexan
der; Qelbel. Bentley. William and Sulli
van. Eleven Innings.
At Minneapolis feecond garnet RH.E
Minneapolis I 11 I
Ksnsaa City 1 10
Batteries: Williams. Ylnellne snd
Sullivan: Regsn. Gardner and Qelbel.
LoAutsIv"eBPO"" " Fl
Indianapolis'".'.".'.!!!!!!!!"!!!!!.'.'!!!!!! 1 I
Batteries: Taylor and Clemens; Tipple
and Blackburn.
At St. Paul
Milwaukee Bt. Paul
Batteries: Dougherty and
Steele and Glenn.
At Columbus
Cleveland .
Columhue
.'.I I 01
Hughes;
RHE I
...10 10 i
11 1
Battertos: Brenton. .lames and Bill
Ins: Schsnebsrg. Gaahner, Terry and
Coleman.
Toaaer Mas, Killed.
PLATTBMOUTH. Neb., Jun 80. -Special
Telegram.) Guy Wood, aged 20,
while attempting to board a westbound
freight her this afternoon, waa pulled
under the train and died a few hour
later. He aald his mother and brother
resided tn Springfield, O. They wer
notified. He waa gotng to Payne, Neb.
K. C. Red ! Wis and La.
PlOt'X R A PI DP la.. June 10. Soeolal
Tiegram.) The Kansas City Hed Soa
won from the home team hrre Tuesday,
I to I. The Sox loat a flfteen-lnnlng
dame here today by a eenre of 2 to 1. T'ie
s-'-e was the beet seen hrre this eanon.
Brammel Is now ra'rMne- for th R1
Standing of Teams
WEST. LEAGUE.
W.LPct
NATL LEAGUE.
W.L.Pct.
Chicago ... .85 26 .68.1
Phlla. .82 27 .642
Bt. loula 36 21 ,6
Boeton 29 S3 .48
Pittsburgh ..81 28 .626
D. Motnes.. 8d 23 .filrti
Denver ....29 26 .627
Topeka 83 28 .641
Omaha a 28 .617
Lincoln ....28 28 .6001
S. City.... ..27 81 .4M.
Cincinnati ..26 82 .439
St. Joseph.. 28 84 .404
Brooklyn ...V 84 .443
New York...? SO .464
Wichita ....28 81 .426
AMER. LEAGUE.
FED. LEAGUE.
W.LPct.
W.UFct
Chicago ...48 21 .7
St. Loula.. ..87 25 .697
Boston ...
23 .610 Kan. City.. .29 27 .691
Detroit ....89 26 .flml
Chicago ...S S ,bm
New York..W 80 .624
Pittsburgh .86 28 .556
Washington. 28 .617
Newark ....83 83 .600
Brooklyn ..80 86 .4f
Cleveland ..22 89 .301
St. Louis. ..22 40 . 865
Beltlmor ..24 89 . 8MI
Buffalo ....24 48 . 8681
Phlla 22 42 .344
AME.il, AB8N.
W.L.Pct.
STATE LEAUUK
W.L.Pct.
, .24 IS .849
..28 14 .022
,. 18 .624
,.18 19 .41
.16 20 .429
Indlanan'a .41 26 .12 7nii.
Louisville ..84 80 .646natrtn '.
Kan. City. ..86 82 .622HasUng .
St. Paul 83 82 .6Torir ......
Cleveland ..80 83 .4Mrlrhnrv .
Milwaukee ..80 88 .42
Mllleapo' ..29 86 .468
Columbus ..24 SS .400
Testerday' Reaalte,
WESTERN LEAGUEi,
Omaha, 8; Dea Moines, 1.
Sioux City. 6: St. Joseph. 1.
w ichite - Lnver.
postponed; Wichita
lata In arriving. .
Llnooln-Topeka, rain.
NATIONAL LEAGUE).
New Tork, 0; Brooklyn, 7.
Boeton. 6: Philadelphia, ft.
Pittsburgh. 0-4; St. Louis, 2-1
Chicago, 0-2; Cincinnati. 1-0.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Cleveland. 1; Detroit, 7.
Chicago, 8; Bt. Louis. .
Washington. 1; New Tork, 4.
Philadelphia, 7-6; Boston, 10-10.
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
St. Louis. 1: Buffalo, 9.
Chicago, 7! Newark, .
Kansas City. 11: Brooklyn, t
Pittsburgh. ; Baltimore. 1.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Cleeland, 10; Columbus, 7.
ansas City, 4-8; Minneapolis, 8-8.
Louisville, 6: Indianapolis L
Milwaukee. I: Bt. Paul. 6.
NEBRASKA STATE LEAGUE.
Bftatrice-Fatrhlirv nallori anil fourth
Inntnrt darknoss.
York-Hastings, postponed; rain.
Game Today.
Western Leaaua Omaha at na VTnlnaa
Sioux City at St Joseph. Wichita at
uenvsr, unooin at Topeka.
National League New York at Brook
lyn TitMt nr. A. Dhll..lnhl. T)I,.U...U -
Chicago, St iAiuts at Cincinnati.
Amt.rtcen Lague Cleveland at St.
Louis. Chicago at Detroit. Washtnetnn
at New York, Philadelphia at Boston.
Federal League Ht. Loula at Buffalo,
Chlcasro at Newark. Kansas City at
Brooklyn. Pittsburgh at Baltimore.
Nebraska State Leaaue Heatlnn at
York.
GOLFERS CONTINUE
PLAYING IH RAIN
Members of Commercial Club Carry
Umbrellas and Clubs at
Annual Outing.
NICE CLOTHES MUD-SPATTERED
Eighty-four Commercial club mem
bers gplasbed about tb Field club
golf links In tb mud and .rain part
of yesterday afternoon, determined
to go through with tbg golf tourna
ment ct their annual outing In spite
of the rain. Some few xouraomes got
started before the rain did, and, re
fusing to atop when the rain began,
the players sent caddies to the club
bouse for umbrellas. Then, carry
ing clubs and umbrellas, they slopped
around the field, and didn't play half
badly at that
From th number of player who allpped
and fell on would have thought It was
a foot ball gam caught with a camera
at th third down with l.ooo yard or more
to gain. J. C. McClur swung his Cub
long and carefully before he would vtp
ture th first drive. Then he missed.
"Swish, splash" wer tb only two
sounds heard, and McClur carried half
th clay of tb Field club on hi trouser
during th rest of th asm.
I Ed Baird stood on a sharp slop and
' ,WUn or orlv 0,f- U drov hlra d"'
0,f ,"t' B tobogganed down th
.bill on his stomach In th mud.
J. W. Gamble looked aa If he had been
elans, aa ha had been chasing tb ball
around In th tall wet clover.
White Treearre t'oaae to Grief,
Ed Slater blossomed out In a pair of
1 whit palm beach Ire use ra For about
five holes all waa well. But th rain bad
kept up Its work until at last th fooling
waa ao longer firm enough for him. A
wish and a plunk and Slater sat In a
mud puddle. Now th laundry will cer
tainly send hlra a bill that will keep him
ailing real estats for teo month.
Some scores wer good enough for any
man' play, and some eie poor nough
for th worst Tst thsr was but on
foursoin that had not th nerve to let
It scores b seen. Those men war C
H. Pickens, M. A. Hall. Ban tall K. Brown
and W. B. Hughe. On by on they
sneaked In off th field, allrved pat th
scorrkeeiers and scrubbed UP for tb
beefeteak dinner.
B. K. Brando carried off th loe- net
under a handicap of thirteen.
Hi net
Drawn for The Bee by- George McManus
RED SOX TAKE TWO
FR01I PHILADELPHIA
Boston Wins Both Ends of Double
tieader from Macki by 10 to
to 5 and 10 to 7.
MANY HUHLEBS KNOCKED OUT
BOSTON, Jun SO. Boston won twlc
from Philadelphia, 10 to and 10 to 7.
Each gam waa marked by free hitting
nd pitcher after pitcher was driven from
the box. Score, first garnet
RH.E.
Philadelphia 011100010-6 12 0
Boeton
.0 4 0 0 1 0 1 0
-1014 i
Batterlea: Haas. Bush. Davlea. Wye':-
oft and Lapp, Heffner; Foater, Collin
and Carrtgan, Thomas. Score, eecc 4
garnet R-H.i.
Philadelphia 130111100 7 11 1
Boston 0 0 5 0 0 111 10 14 0
Batteries: Brassier and Lapp; Pen
nock, Wood, Foater and Cady.
Yanks Tak tae Opener.
NEW TORK. Jun SO. New Tork
bunohed their hits on Shaw and took the
first game of the series with Washing
ton by a score of 4 to L Plpp.drov In
two runs with a double In th third in
ning and Hartaeir home run followed
Cook's single In the sixth Inning. Score:
R.H.B.
Washington 00010000 0-180
New York ...0 0200100 470
Batteries: Shaw. Hopper and Henry;
Warhop and Sweeney.
Tlarers Crash Indians.
DETROIT, June SO. 8 teen pitched a fin
game against his former Cleveland team
mates today and Detroit hitting Mitchell
viciously In the flrat and seventh Inning,
won, 7 to 2. Score:
R H C
Cleveland ....0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 02 10 I
Detroit I 0000011 7 8 0
Batteries: Mitchell, Harstad and
O'Neill; Bteen and Stanage.
Sox Make Ilea a Sweep.
CHICAGO, June SO. Chicago made a
clean sweep of the series from Bt Louis
today when they won the fourth gam
from th visitors, 8 to 8. Score:
RHE
St. Louts I 0 0 1 1 1 1-4 11 6
Chicago 1 0 1 4 1 0 0 8 11 1
Batteries: WellmAn. James, Kobb,
Leverens and A (new, Eeveroid; Bens
and bchalk. Daley.
War Cuts Down the
List of Athletes
(Correspondence of th Associated Press.)
PARIS, Jun 10. War has considerably
reduced th number, of French athlete.
Their champion association foot ball
team, winner of th cup of th Asso
ciation Sportive Franchise, ha had
all but one of it men In th firing line.
Four players wer killed, two severely
wounded and of th remaining four, on
ha been awarded the Legion of Honor
and th other th Military Medal. Bon
Remy, captain of th team, ha been
trepanned ' twlc and exempted from
further military servlca.
Th Association Sporting Ferplgannats.
th rugby champions of France, have
had six out of It fifteen men killed.
Among th athlete fallen tn battle
ar Jean Bouln, holder of th world'
hour record for running; Gaston Lane,
captain of the French International
l Fins? AriflUAL sokiile
It
I nrinnn .iniv m
All the champion speed
Cooper, Anderson, Alley, O'Donnell, nughes, Mulford, Orr, and fifteen others.
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REBELS WHIFTERPS AGAIN
Pittsburgh Wins Sixth Consecutive
Victory Over Baltimore
Federals.
SIX TO ONE IS THE SCORE
BALTIMORE, June 30. -Pittsburgh to
day won Its sixth consecutive game from
Baltimore this season, I to I Dickson
waa tight In the pinches. Walsh' horn
run counting the only run against him.
Score: R.H.E.
Pittsburgh ....1 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 14 7 1
Baltimore ....0 0 0.0 1 0 0 0 01 8 8
Batteries: Pittsburgh, Dickson and
O'Connors; Baltimore, Bender and Jackli
:h. Blnea Whip Terriers.
BUFFALO. June SO. Frequent changes
In the box failed to check the Buffeds
batting streaks in today's, 0 to 1. victory
over St. Louis. Score: R.H.E.
St. Loula 0 0001000 01 10
Buffalo 1 1000113 - 14 2
Batteries: St. Louis. Crandall, Watson.
Wlllett and Hartley; Bufflo, Anderson
and Blair.
Tops Lose 'to Caaeya.
BROOKLYN, June 80 Kansas City
beat Brooklyn, 11 to 2 today, by batting
three pitchers almost at will while John
son was holding the locals safe. Score:
R H 1
Kansas Clty.l 1 2 0 0 0 8 2 111 15 1
Brooklyn ....0 0 000001 1274
Batterlea'. Kansas City, Johnson and
Easterly; Brooklyn. Iafltte, Herring,
Bluejacket and Land. Wright.
Move Under Way to
Annex Isle of Man
(Correspondence of the Associated Preaa.)
LONDON, June 10.-Dr. Aanbros
Qualtrough, a member of the House pf
Keys, th governing parliament of th
Iale of Man, gave notice at the last ses
sion of that body that at th next meet
ing h would move that the English gov
ernment be asked to annex the Island.
He complained that th Isle of Man
could not get needed reforms, and that
th government had relapsed Into a
"one-man power." Th Manx people, bo
affirmed, were worse governed than the
Germans.
The Island, .owing to th cutting off
of boarding house and hotel business by
the war, is on th border Una of starva
tion. Th Isle-of Man, , although part of the
British Igles, stfll maintains a certain
Independence. It' is governed by a sepa
rate legislature called the TVnwald, con
sisting of two houses, the governor and
council, and th house of Key. Bills,
after having passed both houses, must
receive tb royal assent.
FREE SPEECH AND THOUGHT
DON'T EXIST IN CHINA
SAN FRANCISCO, June 2.-Ftee
speech and free thought given to Chines
by th first republican parliament, has
been snatched from them while the gift
was yet new, by th government of Presi
dent Tuan Shi Kal, Shin Lun, former
speaker of the Chines senate, aald today.
n fori Hnnniuh i??30 O'clock siiadp
On the World's Fastest Track for $15,000 Purse
- demons will fight it out. including: Resta, Eichenbacher.
CDTLER TO ARRIYE
HERE EARLY TODAY
Giant Wrestler Who Is to Meet Joe
Stecher Says He's Dead One
if He Loiei.
EZFEESSES GREAT CONFIDENCE
By ED SMITH.
(Referee of Stecher-Cutler Match.)
CHICAGO, June . (Special Telegram.)
Charley Cutler and hi entire training)
camp, boarded a Northwestern train at
4:06 o'clock tonight, headed for Omaha,
where they ar due to arrive at 7:20
o'clock in the morning. The party had
two drawing room and a compartment.-
With th big man, who is matched to
meet Jo Stecher, for the championship,
July 6, were Mrs. Cutler, who 1 at
tending to the cooking of every morsel
that the wrestler eats and hi manager,,
Billy Rochell and the wrestling mate
he has had with him for the last six
weeks. - These are Joe Geshtout, who Is'
In charge;' Ed Lewis, the Kentucky
"Strangler;" Charley Challender, the
"Mysterious Conductor," and Earl Cad
dock, th amateur champion.
Cutler worked out for seventy-five mln-
utes today and will continue his training
tomorrow In Omaha, aa If nothing hartl
happened. He expressed the greatest
confidence when leaving, and said, thai'
he had nothing left to wish for as far aa
condition la concerned.
"If I lose this match, I will be a dead
one," he told a big party of friend, who
went to th atatlon to see hint off.
"That' the way I figure. If I lose to
a young boy, I might aa well quit th
game, so I have juat got to win that's
all."
"Th match 1 dad en th level and'
ril win It as quickly aa possible. If I
can win at all, but my friends can bet
that It I lose I will die fighting."?
1
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. Jun SO. COFFEE While
still very quiet, there waa a little mora
business In the market for coffee fu
tures here today, and prices ruled steady
tn sympathy with reports of continued
steadiness In the cost and freight mar
ket. The opening waa at an advance of
2 to t points, and the market closed 3
to 6 points net higher. Sales, 1.260 bagn.
July, 7.01c; August. 6.87c; September, 8.82o;
Otohr. 68hc: November. 6.&""5 Decem
ber, e.SSc: January, 4.80c: February, 44cl
March, 9.no; April. 7.ue; May, i.wc;
June. 7.13c.
Srot. eteadv: Rio No. 7. Tc: Santos
No. 4. Xc. Santoa 4e were ojtited at
8.90c to 8.10c In the cost and freight mar-)
ket. and nuotattons ror ruo ic ranged
' from about lino to t.uuc.
. Oil and Rosla.
NEW YORK, June 80.-TURPENTINH
Steady.
ROSIN Firm.
SAVANNAH, Ga.. June SO. TERPEN
TINE Firm at 3!40c; fairs, 477 bbls.;'
receipts. 727 bbls.; shipments, 14 bbls.;
stock, 22.000 bbls. . ,
ROSIN Firm; sales, 1 bbls.; re
celpts. 2.224 bhla; shipments, 128 bblai
stock, 58,871 bbls. Quotations: A and B.j
8S.06: C and D, 13 10; E. 83.20; F, O ersl
H, $38".; I. I3.47V4; K, 82.86; M, M .45; N,
86.S5; WG. 8S.30; WW. 86.60.
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