It Seems All
oeoc wrap
rou GET A TABLt .
MOMENT.
BOOSTERS' HOMERS
BEAT KRUGS TWICE
Set Moinei Slaujhtero Eourkei in
Both Gunei of a Double
Header. SECOND ONE IS A SHUTOUT
Dr.H MOINES. July l.-Dra Moines won
wo from Omshs. 7 to 2 and 1 to 0.
Of the eight runs scored by th locels
hlx were driven In by homo rim. In the
second game Muuer pitched hltlcsa ball
until two men r-ere out In the ninth,
when Kniltii singled and It. Breen walked.
Score. first game:
OMAHA.
AR
fcmilh. If 4
H. Breen, 2b (
Foray I he, if 4
Krueger. c 4
Krug. lb 4
Hrhllehner. lb 1
Thommon. cf ... It
Whalen. as. ... -I
Johnson, p.: I
Hoffman, p 1
. R. II. O. A. K.
V .1 1 (
o 0 1 1
0 0 1
1 2 I
I 1 t 0
l 0 12 6 0
0-11 0
0 10 2 1
II o O 2 0
. 0 0 0 1 0
: i 24 ii 3
INEH.
rt. H. O. A K.
(i i o o
0 0 3 2 0
1 1 1 0 0
2 1 U 0
0 0 O 6 0
1 J 1 O 0
I 2 J 10
A I ft X 0
I 1 0 I 0
y t 27 i "o
0090 0-J
0 1 0 1 1 0 -"
Total
...3J.
SIUI
a a
i
,..3T,
.. t
..1 0
Hahn, if ,.,v
bawyer, 'to
Hunter, ef
Jones, lb
Hartford, a..
Hills. If
Tannehlll,
,1b...
Hreen, c
Mogndge. p....
Totala ......
Omr.ha
I Alolnes....i
Homo runs; Jones. Ta.nneh.lU. Bills.'
Two-bass hit: Thomssou, Krueger. Hun
ter. Tannehlll Kerrlflce hit: Kchllehner.
Stolon bate: H'inter. Left on bases:
Uiraha. 4: Dea M- Ines. 4. HU: Off John
son. In ! Innlna". fitrurk out: By
.i ou rid He. C; by Johnson. 2; hy Hoffman.
I. Batei on.balla; Off Hoffmun. 2.
l'aaaed ball. Krueer. Tliua: 143. Umpire;
Van Mvchle ..
Hcote. aecond
OMAHA.
AH. a
KKT.lt h If 4 0
o.
1
4
0
s
4
ft
4
0
0
II. Brecn. lb ,. I
I'"oraythe, rf. ......... 4
Krueer. c . "
Km-, lb ...3
Schllebner. lb.......i S
i'hoinaaon. f.. t
V'lialtn. aa
Thompaou, p......... t
Kafora, 1
0
- o
.'
o
0
41
0
Total
1 27
DE8 MOINKfi.
AU. It. It.
a a. e.
Hahn. rf
lawyer, ib....
II tinier, cf....
Jonea, lb
liarttuid, a..
Ulliir. If .'.
Tannehlll, lit.
Graham, c...
Muinr, p
t
0
.
4 Totaif ;... 2 1 I 27 t
Omaha o " Vl 0 0 -
ln Mollien ....0 V 1 0 I
-Homo rrn: Hunter. Stolen baa: It.
I run. Ktructr ontr Bv Muaeer. ; by
TliOU'yaon. 2. iJaa on balla: Off Muaaer.
I. off Thomuaon, ltt on baaea:
( 'Irabu. 2: Ore Molnea. 6. Ooubl Playa:
Krun to It. Hreen. hHuItlt to R. Breen.
Time: 1:41. fmplre: an KvtKle.
LlMOLN AMD TOPKK" DIVIDB
Aatelaea Take First Oae aad Kawa
the ec4.
TOPEKA. kaw.. Juljr t. Topaka and
l.ln oln divided a duuble-header, with the
rtaltur taklna tt (Irat. In the first
son liawaon pitched shut-out ball, a
nUldirrd - tly ball and errors atvtna
Topika two runs, while Iakaff waa hit
aaid and Riven poor support. Topeka
waa out hit In the aerond same aJso. but j
con, first game:
. . TOPEKA.
AB. R. H. O. A. K.
Koch. If - .4 u 1 0
Talllon. ss S 0 0 S 4 0
Trainer, rf 4 0 110 0
Mayer, lb 4 t 1 11 0 1
Dell. f S 1 14 0 0
Laulr.iore. lb 1 0 0.3 1 I
Oochran. SU S 1 1 1 l.o
Rspps, e 3 0 - 4 0 0
l-akaff. P. S 0 - -a 6 0
xirover 1 4) o
, Total ... ! " S7 11 "l
LINCOLN. .
. A 11. R. II. O. A. K.
Wolfe. If 4 S S 1 0 0
McOafflgan. SS. .., .ft 3 S 4 4 0
B-hreiber. cf. ......4 0 1 1 0 ' 1
Wiiilams. lb. 4 1 1 H I
Mclntyr. rf 4 t 1 0
snts. r 4 0 1 S 1 0
Uuyd. 2b ;t 0 4 I 1
I'aley, Sb 4 3 4 1
Dawson, p 4 3 1 0 .30
;' Tlotals. 37 T 13 17 13 l
' Batted for IakafT In ninth.
Topeka-0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 S
lincoln 0 4 0 0 SO 17
Threa-base iTlt:' Roche.' Two-base hit:
f.wtev SMivriflca lui. Laitlmore Wolfa.
ar1fi fly: Hchrelber. Double playa:
Ikarf to Talllon to Mayer; McOafflaan
to Williams; Daley to Williams to lalay.
stolen bases: Dell. Cochran, McOafftan,
Williams. Bases on balls: Off likaff,
2; off l'awsoB. ft. Struck out: By LakaXf.
: by Dawson. 3. Passed ball: Kappa.
Wild pitch: LakaXf. Tlma: :U. I'm
p.rc: Myers. Score, eecund gains:
TOPEKA.
Aa R.
H. O. A. B.
110
0 0 7 1
10 0
1 0 v
so
1 s 0
so
I T 1 1
00 0
1 n Is "t
If. O. A. Bi
110
. S 1
' I
1 7
2 1 . 0
.1.10
14 10
I . ,0
11
Roche. If...
Tallloo. as..
Tralnrr, rf..
Msyer. lb...
Iell. cf
Lauiiuore. 1
Cochran, lb.
Monroe. C-.
fcainlois, p..
ToUU ..
... 4
.,.3
b..
J S
LINCOLN.
Wolfe. If ... 1
McOafflgan. ss 1
scnrellier, rf 4
V iliiama, lb 1 1
Mi Itilyre. rf 4 ..'1
i.-All.iter. C i
I.I yd. ;b 4
l'!y. ib . a .
.Narvtrun, p 0
Wrong to Mr. Jack
j w I Tiirt-i J 1 - . II i uur. I - .. I
Morae
Vanti
0 ft
0 u
1 0 1
Totals .:..... . . -.11 24 10 t
Butted for M Alllatrr In the ninth.
Hatted for Narveunn In the ninth.
Topeka 0 0 0 0 0 1 I 0
Lincoln 0 I 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 a
Two-base hits: Koohe, Trainer, Mayer,
Monroe. Mclntyre. Sacrifice hlta: Tallinn
i2. M.tafflKn i). McAllister. Pairiflcr
lly: l.attlmure. IHiul.le play: I .attlriiniv
to Mayer, ."tolan hsse: Wolfe. Knars I
on balls: Off Panders. S; off Narveson.
I. Hiruck out: My Handera, 7: by Narve.
aon, 2. Hit by pltdiert hall: Ry Panders,
I: hy Nsrveson. 1. Time; l:4S. I'mplrs:
Myers.
WICHITA WOLTRII Wl AND I.OMK
leaver Takes Oae Contest sad Joh-
hers the ntaet.'
liKSVER, July l.-After VVIchltn hsl
wnn the first same from lenver In the
first two aesnlona bv hlttlns; Oaskell for
seven runs, t'antwell end Mitchell hattlnl
with Heist and won the srcoml RStne bv
a narrow marffln. thus epllttlu the
doiible-hesdrr. Score, first game:
WICHITA.
. . AB. It. 11. O.
Watson, f 6 0
Kox. rf 4 2 14
Tyileman. If 3 3 I o
Patterson, lb .10 0 10
Brllton, ;lb 4 1 2 1
Charles. 2b 4 13 2
Hosp, ss X a
Oary. ". 4 0 17
Southern, p 4 1 I
A.
A
A
0
I)
0
&
II
Totals..
M S
DENVER.
AH. R.
4 0
10 27 U 1
II.
1
0
1
1
1
1
0
I
0
A
0
o.
3
3
V
0
I
f
&
7
A
I
A.
1
0
Spencer, ft...
M.ller. rf
4
Motwmlok. If 2
KnJiowav ZD.
t'offey, 3b
Hhlelils, lb
Kellrher, ss...
Shestsk, f. ...
Uuskell, p
Arellanea, p..,
Htersor
. 1
. 4
. 4
. 4
. 0
. 1
. .1
Totals.
27. 13
Batted for Arellanea In ninth
Wichita 4 3 0 0 0 1 0
benver o 0 0 10 10
0 01
0 0-3
Btolen bases: Tvdeman tl. "o Writ
ton. Three-lwae hits: Southern, Hosp.
Hscrlfioa files: ratterwm, Coffey (2).
Hiruck out: Jiy Uaskcllt 2; by Houthein,
: by Arallaties t. Bases on halls: off
tJskell. l; off rWhern, 4; off Arellanes.
1. Double plas: Charles to Hosp to
I'atterson. Krlleher to Shields. Hits: Off
(askell. S In one snd one-third Innhms;
off Arellsnes. 4 in seven and two-thirds
Innings. Tlma: 1:11. Umpire: Parent,
.rk'ure. second game:
, WICHITA.
n. H. O. A. K.
I 0 1 0
J 4 2 0 0
1 2 2 0 1
1 3 7 1 0
12 0 10
I I 1 1 0
1 1 3.4 0
i 1 1 0
A 1 t) 1 0
O O 1 0 0
0 0 0 0 0
ER.
R. H. O. A. E.
1.1 10 0
1 1 0 0 0
S 2 1 0 A
t S S 4 o
t S S 3 0
2 310
S 0
t' I 5 0 0
0 3 0 1 0
a 0 o o
'10 14 27 14 0
Watson, cf
Pax, rf...'.
".'."deman. If....
I'attaravn. lb...
Brlttnn. 3b
Charles. 3b
Hosp, ss
Gray, c
tOtst. p
Sullivan, p
Griffith
::::?
0
AB.
... 4
... 6
0
...SO
Ppantar, ef.-
Miller, rf
McCormlck, If...
Galloway, 2b
Coffey, 2b
fililelds. lb
Kelleher, ei ,
Pheattk. c. .......
Cent well, p.
MUchelL p
1 ToUla
Batted for HullWan In ninth.
Wichita i 000 0, 01 20-ft
Denver , .....30 1 0 S 4 0 0 10
Stolen bates: Shields. Coffey, Gray. Hit
by pitched, ball: Urltton. Two-base hits:
MrComilck. Threa-base hit: Oalloway.
Horn runa: Hosp. tihlelds. Tydeman.
struck out: By Oeatt. 2: bv Cant well, 3,
by Sullivan, 1. Btisea (in halls: tiff atHst,
4: off Cantwell, 2: off Mitchell. 2. Double
play; Oalkiwav to Kelleher to fthlelda.
Illu: Off Owlet. 13 In flvu and two-thirds
Innings; off Cantwell. 13 In seven and
two-thirds Innntngs; off Sullivan. 1 In two
and one-third Innlnga: off Mitchell, S In
one and one-third Innlnga. Time: 2:12.
Umpire: Parent.
. 1
JOSIK. Dr.PKAT HIOl'X t ITV
Wldeasaa Kavea Draaaasera la flat's
Fraaee. .
T. JOSEPH. Mo., July l.-Wl.leman,
rscently procured from Topeka, relieved
Wiley in the ninth today, with th bases
full, none out and one run already scored.
II retired the aid, saving th gams.
Score;
8IOTJX CITT.
AB. R. I. O. A. E.
Cooney. lb 4 0 0. 1 3
Clark. If 1 S S 0 1
Kane, lb I .1 10 0 0
Callahan, ss 4 0 1 1.4 1
Clark, cf 1 0 0 4 0
ITIcu 0 a a
iiviason. rt 4 0 1 10 1
l oung. iO: I 0 1 0 0
Ingham 1 0 0 0 0 0
Crisp, c 4 0
Boolhby, p 3 0 10 10
Totals 23 1 C ;4
ST. JOSEPIT.
AB. R. H. O.
Page, lb S 1 0 1
Nicholsoa, If 1 1 1 . 3
Bapp. 2t 1.1 1 ; I
Williams. cf....s..... 4 I t
'Watson, rf 414
Fisher, lb 4' A 10
Ewoldt. sa 4 0 1
Tonneman, e. ....... S O 1 4
Wiley, p 10 0 0
Wide man, p 0
A. E.
1 0
Totals SO S T 17
Hatted for Clark In the ninth,
batted for Young In the ninth.
Aloux City 0 0 0 0 0 0 11
HI. Jompo 1 0 0 0 0 1 a
eUolen base: Kane. Sacrifice hit:
Nicholson. Double play: Hoothby to
Kan. Hits: Oft "Wiley. In eight In.
nlnga. none out In ninth. Credit Wideman
with victory. Struck out: sty WUey, 3
t1.. Hoothby. 1 Bases on balla: Off
Jf. V .n Boothby. ft. Wild pitch:
JMley. Jeft on bases: ki Cliy, 7; bt
Joseph. 7. Time: l:a. Umpire: Cusack,
goatkera Aasaelatlaa.
Birmingham, ft; Atlanta, 1
Mobile, 7; New Orleans, t.
Lmh Ilook, 3; Nashville. 2.
Belief fe-raa Aeate Stkeaaaatlsaa.
John H. Oroux. Winchester, N. H..
writes: "f suffer front acute rheuma
tism and Sloan's Liniment always helps
quickly. Ac. Ail druggists. Advertise-
incnt.
Lilt lihh:
HYER BEATS BRAYES
BV SCORE OF 2 TO 1
Hurler Spends First Day of Honey
moon Taking Scalp of
Bostons.
CRAVATH HITS OUT HOME RUN
1'HMAI'KLrHIA. July l.-Krsktna
Msyer, who was married last nlsht, spent
the- first day of his honeymoon taking
the scalp of the Boston Braves for Phila
delphia, 1 to 1, as a trophy for his bride,
who waa seated In the grandstand. Cra
vath brought the battle to a close by hit
ting a home run Into tha blearhers In
the ninth Inning with no one out. Bcore:
BOHTON . PlllIWtDFl JHtlA.
AH. II O A r. AB.H.O.A K.
Ollhrrl rt..4 1 1 0 (Wvrne. b...4 l I 3
gran, lb.... I I 1 eilen.rog. aa. 4 1 2 4
M'irsn. cf.... SOtS SW'hltted. rf. J I I
Smith, lb.... I 1 1 Orrerath. tf.. I I H
a.hmllt. lb. 4 11 OHerSar. lf... MM
Mas If.... 0 4 ONIrhorf. Jb . 011
Marsavll'. M 4 1 3 I OX.nA-ra lb. I 1 T 0
OowiIt. r.... I 0 0 2 OKllllfer. c...t 11
Diiii, .... 1 1 Ma)er, p.... 3 J
Totala ... .30 T 24 10 0 Totala M 7 It
Boaton 0 1 0 0 0 o 0 0 0-1
Philadelphia 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1-1
Two-base bit: Cravath. Home runa:
Smith. Cravath. Stolen baee: Bancroft.
Ioublr play: Bancroft to Nlrhoff to
l.udertia. Buses on balls: Off Riivan, 1;
off Mayer, 3. Hit bv pitched ball: By
Mayer, Moran ami Magce. Struck out:
Hy Maer. !. Balk: Mayer. Umpires:
Byron and Kason.
Reds Trlna Cards.
CINCINNATI. July 1. With the score,
tied In the ninth Inning. Orlner hit Killl
fer. who later went to second on I Iron a
sacrifice, took third on Clarke' out and
scored on Griffith's single. Cincinnati
winning the game, 6 to 4. Errors In the
earlier part of tha game helped Cincin
nati In scoring Its runs. Score:
ST. IlfIS CINCINNATI.
AB.H.O.A.E. AB.H.O.A B.
Butler, sa .l 111 1Irb. rf....l ISO
Huialr.a, lb. 4 1 3 1 OTwomhlr. rr 1 1 0
Bsi-br. If.. 4 11 OMollwlll. lb 4 111 0 II
Mlllor. lb... 4 1 10 0 fttlerama: as... 4 4 4 4
Wllaoa, rt... 1 4 I aKIIIIter. If.. 3 t I
Ions. ... II Hiroh. lb Oil
Bat sal. lb... 4 0 1 ACIarka. C.... 4 0 4 1
Rnvdar. r I I t t ICirlffllh rt.. II 1 3 4
Orlnar, a.... 4 11 0olen. lb ... I 13 3
llantnn, S.i.a s e
ToUli 14 1114 II ITonar. 1 0
Wlase t 0 I
Totals..... m"t 3T II
Tw o out when winning run acored.
' Batted for Benton In eighth. .
St. l.ouls 0 1 1 0 0 0 8 04
Cincinnati 1 000010 1-4J
Two-base hit: Wilson. Thre-beet
hit: leach. Stolen bases: Leach, Olaon,
Twombley. Double playa: Wilson to
Pnyder Benton to Clarke to Oroh. Bases
on balls: Off Grlr.er, 2; off Benton, I
Hits: Off Benton, 11 In eight Innings; off
Toney. none In one Inning, Hit by pitched
hell; Bv Orlner. Kllllfer. BtrucK out: By
Orlner. I; by Benton, 4. Umpire: Qultf
ley and Ortli. .
Pirates Blaak Cabs.
CHICAGO. .Hily l.-4'ltnher Mamaux of
PlUsbursb shut out lliliago. 4 to 0. to
day bv holding th locals to four scat
tered hits. IMttsburgh's long hits, daring-
bas running and erratic fielding by
tue locals gave the visitor their run:
Score:
PiTTsurnoji. chicaoo.
Aft H.O.A J. All H O A
Carer. If.... I I I OOond. rf 4 I 1
CnlllM. r(.. 13 1 tlrl.har. aa . . 4 1111
Aalr. lb.... 4 II SHchulU. If.. 134
Hlarhna. rf 4 1 I SZlmriuan. lb 4 1 S 4 0
Waaner, aa. . 4 0 3 4 IH.i.r. lb.... 3 I 13 1
VIoi. Ik 3 3 14 1 Williams, at I 4 0
Jnnnaton. lb I I II 1 Phalaa, lb.. 1110
Ulbaoa C....4 14 1 SAruhar. O....I 1 4
Maaiaai. .. 4 I IVauaha. .. S 0 I 11
Totala 5 10 17 It I Totala a 4 IT 14 I
Pittsburgh 0 0 1 0 0 0 3 1 0-4
Chicago 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-4)
Twu-haae hit: Illnchnian. Threc-baae
hlta: Olbaon. Vlox. Stolen bases; -Klahcr.
Vlox, Johnston, Collins, Balrd. ltouble
plays: Fisher to Baler, Vlbs to Wxauer
to Johnston. Bases on balla: Off Ma
maux, 1; off Vaughn, 1. Struck out: By
Vaughn, 1: by Mamaux, 1 Umpires:
Kleiu and Eruslle.
Ulaats I. oae to Dedcera.
BFUXJKLYN. July 1. Brooklyn poundej
Teereau hard In the third tuning of to
day s game, buncning rive hits, which
netted five runs and won from New Yoik.
S to 1. Schauer, who aucceeded Tesreau.
laatad only three Innings snd Buhupp, who
Brooklyn batsmen. Kucker waa lilt freely,
but good support kept down tha Ulanla
runs. tH-ora:
NW YORK. BROOKLYN
AB H O A B. AB.H.6 A C.
STHxttr-aa. ell 1 1 tMrera, cf... I t I 0
Murrar. ct. . I OO'Mu. aa..l S I I
Burnt. If.... I 3 1 tOaubart. lb. I I I 4
Ikla. Ik.... I 114 IWIM.1. If. .. I 4 0
riatrhar, aa. 4 1 4 lCuubaw. b. 1 I
Kebwtae. rf I I anient), rf.. 4 1
Marble, lb.. 4 lit I ItMt. lb..,.. I 111
la ban. lb.. I 4 I I 0 Millar. C....4 1111
X.rara t ... 1111 Ruckar. a... 4 11
W'aaOall. ... 1111
Taaraau. ... 111 TUtala IT II IT 11
Brhr. ... 1 4 I
Hrhos ...
HnUnerd ... 1
8. alt b 1100
Totala If 11 34 II I
Ratted for Rrhauer In seventh.
Batted for Sohupp In ninth. .
Near York 1 0 0 0 001 03
Brooklyn ............ . ft 1 1 0 1 -
Two-base hits; Gets, Burns. Three
base hit: Miller. Stolen bases: Putahaw
2i. Gets. Douhl play: O'Mara to Cut
ahaw to Daubert. Bases on balla: Off
Tesreau. 1; off Hohauer, 1: off Bchupp, 1;
off Bucker, 1. Hlta: Off Teer.au. ft In
three Innings: off Schauer, ft In three In
nings; off Hohupp, 8 In two Innings.
Struck out: By bchupp. 1: by Kucker. 1.
Wild pitches: Hucker, rV-hauer. Paased
ball: Meyera. Umpires: Rlgler and Hart.
Aaaerlaaa Asseclatlea.
I At Minneapolis: RH.B,
'Kansas City T 0
Minneapolis 1 ft ft
Battartea: Lathrop and Oelbel; Ing-er-aoll
and Sullivan.
At bt. Paul: RHO
Milwaukee ,...MMMMMmM lft
ttt. Paul a S
Battertei: Young and Bran no n; Kaxger
and Johnson.
At Indianapolis: R.II.K.
Louisville ..11 IS 1
Indianapolis 4 S
Battartea: Northrop and CTemsna;
Wlliett. Meri and Blackburn.
K .
Wester at Slas O'Brlra.
CHICAGO, July 1 -Joseph O'Brien,
formerly umpire In tha American asso
ciation, has bean signed aa umpire by
tha Western league. President O Neill
announced today He will report fur
duty at fct. Joseph tomorrow.
UMAHA, tlCUJAY, .ILL.I
Copyright. l1f. International
New Service.
Standing of Teams
WEPT. LEAGUE. ' NAT. LEAGUE.
"'.L.prt.i W.-IVt.
Des Molnrs W 2S .2l Chicago ....85 .574
Topeka 2n .fiini I'hlla S.t 27 .b50
ener 3t 27 .r.jii PittsburKh .H2 2x .532
Omshs SO .Wm'St. Louis. .. .35 32 .5D2
Mnrnln 2!i 2!t .H Boston 2 S4 .Kirt
Hloux City. .27 32 .4f. New York...2l :tl .'k
Wichita ...24 32 .4'--l Urooklvn ...28 34 .42
Bt. Joseph. .24 34 .414' Cincinnati . . M 32 . t is
AMER. LEAGUE. I STATE LEAGUE.
W L Pct I W.L.Pct.
Chicago ....3fi 21 .Sx7;Norfolk ....21 in ."ti
Boston W 21 .010! Beatrice ...2S14.622
Dettolt :9 27 .5!H Hastings ...SO 18 .f.2i
Wash 1 2H .523, York 18 19 .4W
New York..SH ai .M-,l"alrbury ...150.429
Cleveland ..21 30 .371
St Louis. ...22 41 3191
I'hlla 22 42 .344
FED. LEAGUE. I AMER. ASSN.
W L Pot I W.I. Pet
fit. Louis... .38 2 .R!Hilndlnnapolls 41 27 .fS
Kan. City. .41 27 .met Iulsvllle ..in 30 .5M
Chicago ....S9 29 .ful Kan. Clt jr...a Sa .S2
nttsburgh .36 29 .."inti Milwaukee .SI 3i .470
Newark ....M 34 .49.11 St. Paul Kl 83 .610
Brooklyn . .30 38 ,441 i Cleveland ..30 22.4M
Baltimore ..25 40 .a--".! Mlnnesp. ...29 !i .4.-1
Buffalo ....26 44 .3tu!Columbus ... 38 -4'
Vraterday'a Heaalta.
AVESTKKN LEAGUE.
Omaha. 2-0; Dea Moines, 7-1.
Sioux City. 1; St. Joseph, 3.
Wichita, 8-9; Denver, 3-10.
Lincoln, 7-3: Topeka, 2-45.
NATIONAL. LI-VAGUE.
New "York, 2: Brooklyn, .
Boston, 1; Philadelphia, 2.
Pittsburgh, 4; Chicago. 0.
8t. Louts. 4: Cincinnati, ft.
AMERICAN LKAGUa
Cleveland. 6; St. Louis.. 2. . .
ChlcaKo, 6; Detroit, 3.
Washington, 5; New York, 3.
Phlladelphla-Ilostcn. rain.
FEDERAL EAUUE.
St. Louis. 1-13; Buffalo, 4-0.
Chicago, 3; Newark, 2.
Kansas City, 6-ti; Brooklyn, 1-3. .
Pittsburgh, 0-13; Baltimore, 0-5.
AMK.UICAX . ASSOCIATION.
Kansas nty;"T7 'Mlmwapolls. 1. 1 '
Milwaukee, 1; St. Paul. 0.
Louisville, n; Indlanajwlls, 1 '
Games Today.
Western League Omaha at Des Moines,
stoux City at St., Joseph. Wichita, at
Denver, Lincoln at Topeka.
. National League New York at Brook
lyn, Boston at Philadelphia, Pittsburgh at
Chicago. St. Louis at Cincinnati.
American Leagu Cleveland at St.
Louis, Chicago at Detroit, Washington
at New York, Philadelphia at Boston.
Federal league Buffalo at Baltimore.
Brooklyn at Newark.
Stala JyCttgua Hastings at York, Fair
bury at Beatrice.
CUTLER ARRIVES
TO MEETSTECHER
World's Wrestling Championship
Title Holder Reports in Fine
Condition.
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8TECHER .TO COME SATURDAY
Charleg Cutler with his retinue of
wrestling partners arrived yester
day for his match with Joe Stecher,
the Dodge wrestling wonder,' tit
Rourke park the evening of July 5.
The party U stopping at the Hotel
Castle, where Manager Castle has put
his convention ball at their disposal
for training purposes. ' .
Mrs. Cutler accompanies the champion,
lust as she did for tho last six weeks at
tha training camp in Michigan. She per
sonally supervises everything tha cham
pion eats.
With Cutler are Joa Oeshtout, Ed Lewis,
the Kentucky Strangler; Charles
Challender, tho Mysterious Conductor,
and E&rt Caddock, tha amateur champion.
"I know I have a battle on my hands."
says Cutler, "and I have realised It all
through my training and consequently I
have trained harder than I ever did in
my Ufa."
Cutler looks big and strong, being of
the heavier type, and hla manager, Billy
Rochell. says that h ha no Intention
of relinquishing th championship to tha
Nebraska product.
Joa Btetcher win arrlva Saturday and
make hla headquarter at tha Merchants
hotel, which la the general headquarter
for tha match.
"You don't suppose I am going to let
a country 14 put my shoulder to th
mat. do youT" said Cutler after his ar
rival at th hotel. "I have heard a great
deal about this Nebraska lad. and I don't
blame tha Nebraska people for being an-
t busiest tc about -him, because I under-
' stand he haa been delivering th goods In
II hla matches."
Beatrice Puts In
Claim for Hoffman,
New. Rourke Hurler
The Nebraska State league, aa regards
Pa Rourke and the Omaha club la In
another muddle. This tint It Is over
tha services of Pitcher Hoffman. Hoff
man and Payne war turned over by
tha league to the Beatrice club when
tha Grand Island club quit. But Fa
Rourke claims prior right on tha grounds
that h gave Grand Island Langs. Pays
and Btevenj for the pick of tha Orand
Island club and ha took Hoffman. '
Prasldrnt Brush of Beatrice aays that
th State league haa Bo record of any
option held by Omaha on. Hoffman
arvtoea and that tho league wUl reasat
Hoffman's transfer hers. The Beatrice
club serves notice that Hoffmann must
be turned back or a complaint will be
filed against Hourka charging him with
tampering with players. -
iUo.
Drawn
COYELESKIE LOSES
TO SCOTT ON HILL
White Sox Continue Rampant Shoot
Upward by Trimming Tiger
. Crew.
FIVE TO THREE IS THE SCORE
DETROIT. July 1-Srott utpUehed
Coveleskle today and Chl"ago defeated
Detroit, 5 to i. In six of the nine Innings
tha Tigers were retired one, two, three,
and Cobb, who singled in the ninth with
two out, was the only man eft on base.
Bush's error wss responsible for one Chi
cago tally. Score: . .
CHICAOO. DETROIT.
AB.H.O.A.E. AB.H.O.A.E.
Palach rf... 4 4 4 4VIII. lb 4.1 I 10
Waavar, a.. 4 u I 3 OKavana', lb. 4 1 I
IC.Colllns. 2b I 1 1 I 0 ohh. rt I 14 10
rournlar, lb. 3 4 10 ncrawford. rf 4 0 1 9
J Colllna. rf. 4 2 1 0 OVracb. If.... 3 0 10
lioth. It 4 9 10 onurtu, lb.... I 0 14 0 '
H,-nalk. C....4 17 0 OBuah. as.....l 1 0 S 3
Blarkbrn. Jb I 0 11 0?tHna-a. c... I 0 114
goott. p 4 0 2 0MCKW. a.... 0100
-- r-oralaake. 1 0 4
Totals 32 7 27 7 ODauaa. p 1 0 3 0
llubuo 1 0
Totala J 4 17 14 I
Batted for stanage In elKhth.
Chicago 0 0 0 1 0 8 0 1 0-fi
lietrolt 0 0 0 I 1 u u u u-J
Two-base hit: Roth. Three-base hits:
Kavanaugh. Bush. Stolen baae: Krlach.
Double play: .Weaver to Collins to Four
tiler. First base on errors: Chicago, 2.
Bases on balls: Off Coveleskle. 4; off
Dauss, 1; off Scott, 1. Hits: Off Cove
leskle, S In six Innings: off Dausa. 2 in
three Innings. Struck out: By Coveles
kle. 2; by Dauss, 1; bv Scott, . Wild
pitch: Coveleskle. Umpires: Connolly
and Wallace.
Senators Crash Yanks.
NEW Y'ORK, July 1. Waahlngton
bunched hits on Fisher and evened their
series with New York by taking tho sec
ond game of the series, ft to S. In the
ninth ilartzell hit a home run with one
on base: Score:
WASHINGTON. NEW YORK.
AB.H.O.A B AB.H.O.A.E.
Connolly. It. 4 1 4 0 OHIsh. rf 4 I 0 I
Foster, lb... 4 1 1 3 OParklnpa. aa I 1 1 I I
Hhanka. If... 4 0 0 0 OMalaal, 3b... 4 1 0 I 1
Milan, rf.... 4 3 1 OPIdd. lb..... 4 e 15 0
Oandll lb... Ill Oi'ook. rf 1100
Narf. lb 1111 Hartiall, If. 4 1 z o a
Henrv. .... 4 I I 1 OHnona, lb... 4 0 7 1 0
McHrlde. aa. 4 0 11 OHwmn. .. 2 1 I 0
Uallia. .... 4 I 1 t Planar, v.,.,0 1 4 I
'alrtwll ..i a o a o
Totals II 11 17 II IMoHala. .. 1 I
Oae 1 a 0
Delay 1 0
' Totals . ...32 I 17 14 1
Batted for Fisher In fifth.
Batted for Sweeney in ninth.
Batted for Mcilale In ninth.
Washington ........0 11110 0 1 0-S
New York 1 0000000S 3
Two-be so hits: IIlKh, Gallls, Gandll,
Milan. Three-base hit: Henry. Home
run: Httrtxell. Double play: Boone to
l'lpp. Bases on balls: Off Fisher, 2; off
Gallia, 3; off McHalr, 1. Hit by pltcheil
hall: Hy Fisher. Gtndll. Hits: Off
Flaher. 8 In five innings; off McHale, 3
in four Innings. Struck out: By Fisher,
1; by Gallia, ft. Umpires:- Hlldebrand
and O'Loughlln.
Indiana Take Opener.
ST. LOUIS. July I With tho bases full
Smith tripled, bringing In three of the
five runs with which Cleveland won lis
opening game from St. Louis, ft to 2, here
today. Pratt saved tha locals from a
shutout, as his triple In the first scored
AUstin and his - double In the eighth
brought In Shotton. tscore:
CLEVELAND. BT. LOUIS.
AB.H.O.A.E. AB.H.O.A E.
nonthw'h. rf 1 1 1 OSbottoo. If.. 4 110 0
Ham'ond. lb I 0 I I OAuatln. lb... I 13 11
Oienmaa. aa 4 114 trilsler. lb.... 4 I I
Jackson, lb.. 4 I 13 0 Pratt, lb.... 4 311
Oranax. If... I Or.Walksr. cf 4 1
ffmlth, rf.... 10 OE.-waikar. it 4 lie
Wahsaaa. lb 4 II I lUvu. aa... 4 I I
O'Neill, e... 4 II lHoTsrata. c. I 1 I 1
Norton. ... 4 4 OJsinas. p.... I 0 s 4 1
lual 1
. Toll la i 37 14 irerryman. p
Ismry 1 0
. Koob. p 1 0
' . Svtuaeilt ... 1 0
Totala M 124 19 I
Batted for James In fifth.
Hatted for Ferryman In seventh.
Hatted for Koob In ninth.
Wambagauaa out. hit by batted ball.
Cleveland 0" 0 ft 0 0 0 0 0 0 S
SL Louis 1 0 0 0 0 0 i 0-2
Two-base hit: Pratt. Throe-baae hits:
Fratt. Smith. Stolen bases: Chapman.
Jackson. Double, play: Hammond to
Chapman to Jackson. Sacrifice hit: Hammond-
Bases on balla: Off Morten. 2:
off James. 2. Hits: Off James. in five
Innlnga; off Ferrymen, none in two In
nlnga; off Koob, 1 In two Innlnga. Struck
out: By Morton. 4; by James. S; by
Koob, 2. Wild pitch. Morton. Passed
ball: Severeld. Umpires: Chill and
Kvans.
' Defeat for Elweed.
NORTH PLATTE. Neb., July 1 (Spe
cial Telegram.) North Flatt defeated
El wood here today, S to 0, In a all -Inning
game called becauae of rain. Thia
la the second of a series here. El wood
won yesterday, 16 to 10. Today's score:
R.H.E.
Notth Platta S 0 01 1
Elwood 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 4 0
Earned runs: North Platte. S. Bases
on balls: Off Luby, 1; off Todenhoft, L
Two-baae hlta: Gettman, Todanhoft.
Struck out: Hy Luby, 4: by Todenhoft, .
Battartea: North Platta. Luby and Dan
aee: Elwood. Todenhoft and Dembo.
Tlma: 1:00. Umpire: . Kaefe.
t oast Lraa-ae.
At Portland: . R.H.E.
Oakland I 5
Portland t 1
Batteries: Abies and Elliott; Krauso
and Carlerh. . -.
At Joa Angeles: . . R H E.
Salt Lake City 4 S 4
Los Angelea 11 14 I
Batteries: Williams. Laroy and Han
nah; Huarhes and Boles.
At Oakland: - - R.IIE.
Venice II 1
San Francisco 4 10
Batteries: Henley. Hitt and Mltie;
Baura and Block.
Ikaktap at Haoover.
In tha Blue Rldse league the Hanover
club haa raleaaext Pitchers Traub. Johnson
and Bender and Outfielders Coyl aud
Mangua. and has signed Outfielder Msck
ert. 1st of Chicago Ieda: Outfielder
Crawford ef Pena t-tata and Pltoher KJ
mer Iawreno. lata of he South Atlantic
league.
Xelder Oat for Year.
inftelder Rollla Zeider of tha Chicago
Federal team has been shipped home
from Baltimore owing- to a lame bark.
He may not play again this season.
for The Bee by Swinnerton
OMAHANS TO TAKE PART
IN BIG CANOE REGATT
George X. Aulabaugh and Douglas
Molcher. two of Omaha's ardent canoe
ists, left Wednesday night for Lake Pee
waukee, near Milwaukee, where they will
take part ill the canoeing events there,
starting Monday. The Peewaukee event
Is the western competition of the Ameri
can Canoe association and paddle wleld
ers from all over tha country will be In
attendance.
KAHFF WON'T PLAY,
TIP TOPSLOSE PAIR
Kansas City Wins Both Contests of
Double-Header from Brook-.
lyn Team.
MARION TOSSES SECOND 0AME
BROOKLYN. N. T., July 1. Weakened
by the refusal of Benny Kauff to play
because of a disagreement over salary,
Brooklyn lost both ends of a double
header to Kansas City here today by the.
score of to 2 and 6 to 3. Bluejacket was
hit opportunely In tho first, while Hen
nlnsr waa effective.
Marlon tossed the second game away
when In the second Inning he issued five
passes In a row following two two-base
hits. Score, first game: R.H.E.
Kansas Clty.0 1 2 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 10 0
Brooklyn ....0 0000100 1241
Batteries: Hennlns; snd Easterly: Blue
Jacket, Simon and Wright.
Score, second game: RH.E.
Kansas Clty.0 40101000 71
Brooklyn ....0 2000000 1 352
Batteries: Main and Easterly; Marion,
Wilson and Simon.
Divide Doable-Header.
BUFFALO. N. Y.. July t.-St. Louis
divided a double-header with Buffalo to
day, the local team winning- the first, 4
to 1, snd the visitors coming- back with
13 to O ln tho aeoond game. .Score, first
frame: R.H.B.
St. Louis 1 0000000-1 70
Buffalo 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 460
Batteries: Plank and Hartley; 8chuls
and Blair.
Score, second game: R.H. E.
St. Louis 2 2 0 0 0 0 2 0 7-13 15 0
Buffalo 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 1
Batteries: Davenport and Hartley;
Bedlent, Lerlair, Ehmke and Blair.
Spilt Twin Bill.
BALTIMORE, Md., July l.-Plttsburgh
and Baltimore split even this afternoon,
the home team taking the first game, 6
to 0, and losing the second. 13 to & To
Johnson goes tha credit for the first shut
out pitched by a Baltimore twlrler this
year. Score, first game: R.H.K.
Pittsburgh ..0 00000000040
Baltimore ....4 1010000 681
Batteries: Allen, Hearne and O'Connor;
Johnson and Jacklltsch.
Score, second game: RH.E.
Pittsburgh ...1 113 3 111 1-13 18 3
Baltimore ....0 1000010 1591
Batteries: Knetzer and Berry; Bailey,
Conley and Owens.
NEWARK. N. J.. July l.-Chicago took
its third straight game from the locals
today, defeating Newark. 1 to 2, In a hard
fought twelve-inning battle. Pitchers for
both sides held their opponents scoreless
until tho final Inning, when the vIMtors
bunched hits off Roulba.cn and scored
three runs. Ntwark rallied, but waa un
able to tie the score. Score: R.II.7.
Chicago 0 0000000000 8-3 1
Newark 0 0000000000 22 10 1
Batteries: Black Brown and Fischer;
Reulbach and Rariden. .
Mrs. Thaw Refuses ;
to Honor Subpoena
MALONE. N. Y.. July L-Evelyn Nea
Mt Thaw haa refused to honor the sub
poena served On her yesterday summon
ing her to Nw York to testify at the
proceeding to determine the sanity of
her husband, Harry K. Thaw.
Mrs. Thaw, it became known today, told
William McGulre, the state's process
server, that she was in poor health and
feared for her life should -she be com
pelled to undergo the ordeal on the wit
ness stand to which aha thought she
would be subjected in cross-examination
bv Thaw's counsel.
She said that aha would furnish a doc
tor's certificate If required to do so by
the court.' '
Thaw refuses to obey the subpoena sum
moning her to testify as a state's wit
ness at tha trial to test her husband's
sanity, as. reported from Malono, N." Y.,
th attorney general's of Ice will apply
to tho court for a body writ of attach
ment to compel her attendance. Her ex
cuse that the strain of appearing on tha
stand would endanger her health, will
not bo considered. It was said, unleaa put
forward In a legal manner.
It was expected that the application
for th writ will lead to tho taking of
formal steps to determine whether Mrs.
ThaWa. health would In fact be endangered.
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Races at Kearney
KEARNEY. Neb., July 1. (Special Tel
egram.! The midsummer racing meet
opened here today at tha Buffalo ounty
fair tracks. l.OOn people witnessing the
opening races. Despite rainy weather the
track was in excellent condition, having
been worked steadily all day, until time
for the races. Some good time was
mad by the horses entered in the har
ness races today, while faster horses will
be seen on July 2 and 3.
One hundred and thlrly-two horses and
thirty running horses are entered in th
meet. The track was probably two sec
onds slower today than under favorablo
conditions and there Is little doubt but
the time could have been clipped a trlfla
by the winners but for tha heaviness
of the prround.
The State Industrial school band of
fifty pieces furnished excellent muslo
throughout the afternoon. Summary:
Trotting. 2:19 class, purse 1400:
Peter Dallas 1 t t
Great Northern 8 3 "
The Corsair 4 3 3
Time: 2:17V.: 1:18V4; 2:1.
Pacing, 2:17 class, purse 1100:
Zombalck '. J 1 1
Jennie Fitzslmmons V 2-2
Ora Vldmer : 2 o 5
Last Chance ' 7 6 3 3
Time: 2W 2.19H.: 2:16U-
Trotting. 1-year-olda. purse J300:
Allle Watts
Forest Blngden
Dnlsy Todd
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..3 -1
..4 3
Time: 2:24V. 2 .
Half-mile dush. purse 1100: Jungle IIsl
lup won, Cavorono second. Mack Beppeo
third. . '
Brooklyn Looks Good.
A western critic, after making- a swing
around the eastern end of the National
league circuit, has announced that tna
Brooklyn club la the best looking aggre
gation in the league. Th e reference is
to pennant chances rather than beauty.
6th Semi-Annual
Clearance Sale
Of High Grade Cloth
ing. Much of their
Men's Furnishings
and Straw Hats be
gins Saturday, July
3d. It is worth wait
ing for
Watch Friday Even
ing and Saturday
Morning papers for
details.
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