THh i.r.ti: mmama, jsa j ki.y, .m:ly 3, i:no.
A Woman's Tears Why?
4 Is. . . 1 v-.NvV v v t IT . , vJsS a IrT
SWMY TVEE TEARS
LrroR OflL? COME.
DoKfT DC SAO -c
SUNSHINE. AND..
TWIRLER NORTH
TAKESJIS FIRST
2few Eourk Pitcher Holds Dei
Moines to Shutout and
Three Hits.
LIVELY GAME ALL THE WAY
DE MOINES. July t-pclal Tele
gram.) Pitcher North, lata of the St.
Paul Balnta. lata of tha BL Law Is Card
and lata of Syracuse, N. T., whose home
address la Elgin, I1L, proved to be tha
master of tha situation In tha laat lira
of tha Omaha, aerlea here today. Allow
ing but three measly hlta, ha took a shut
oat came by tha score of I to 0.
However. It waa no walk- way for the
Rourkes. Two runa made from a. bun.-h-Ing
of three htta In tha flrat frame proved
to be all that Fltther Gilllgen waa willing-
they should have, although a clreua
catch by Bawyer In tha third robbed For
rythe of a hit which would have mode It
possible for him to eeore when Knif fol
lowed It with a double to left.
HnrkM Start Karly.
Omaha opened In the flrat when itreen
beat out an Infield hit and scored when
Foraythe made threa baaea on a bouncing
fly whl-h Hunter had trouble In fielding.
Foraythe. acored when Krueger'a grounder
to Hartford waa thrown to tha plate too
late to catch him. Krug alngled, but died
on flrat.
From then on ailtlaan allowed but five
hlta, scattered through aa many Innlnga.
North opened the ninth with a aingle and
waa aacrlflced to second, but got no
further.
Only fifteen men had faced North at the
rnd of the fifth. Tannehtll alngled In the
txth.
In the seventh Hunter opened with a
tingle and Jonea walked. Hartford atrurk
out and Bill hit Into a double play when
Whalen fielded hJa faat grounder, touched
second, retiring Jonea, and threw Bills
out at flrat
Thesaaeoa Retrieves Error.
'Hahn alngted In the ninth., ftawyer
etruck out and Hunter waa auto on
Thomason's error when the latter dropped
hla fly ball. Jonea filed out to Thomaaon
gainst the center field fence and Hart
ford grounded out, ending the game.
Bcore;
OMAHA.
AB. K.
1L
O. A. E.
8 0 0
8 8 0
too
TOO
0 10
00
8 0 1
1 I ' 0
1 1 0
27 1
O. A. K.
10 0
I 0
0 0 0
14 1 0
0 s o
1 0 0
1 f
T i l
10
27 U "l
Hmlth. If
R. Breen, b...
Korythe, rf...,
Krueger. e
Krug. 8b
rvhllcbner. lb..
Thomaaon, cf..
Whelen, aa....,
North, p
e tee V
Toula 81
DE8 MOINES.
AB. K. 1L
T'ahn. rf
Sawyer, 2b
Hunter, cL....
Jonea. lb
Kariiord, aa..
Bllla. It ,
Tannehl l, Sb..
Graham, o
Ulihgen, p....,
e 4
- Totala 20 0 I
Omaha I 00000000-8
Lva Moinea 0 tttttllM
Three-baae hit: Foraythe. ' Two-baee
hit: Krug. Bacriflce hlta: Hmlth, Breen,
fchllebner, Whalen. North i). Stolen
baee: Hmith. Lett on baaea: Omaha, ;
I Mninra, 6. Utructc out: By UiMUan,
6: by North, a. Baaea on ballai Off Ulul
gan, I; off North, a Balk; North. Double
laya: Krug to Breen to hchltelner,
Whalen to xhllebnr. Time: 1:W. Um
pire: Van Syikla.
CttlZZLIES WHIP WICHKI TWICBJ
Dearer Take Beth Oaaaee (
Deable-Header.
DENVER. Colo.. July 1-Denver took
both gamea ot a double-header from
Wichita today by hard bitting. Brown
and Sullivan, for Wluhlta, yielded eleven
J. He to eteraer'a nine. In the aeoond,
Cochran, for Wirhita, held Leaver to
thirteen hlta, while Harrington, for Den
ver, waa worked for fourteen. Score,
flrat game:
DENVER.
AB. R. If. O. A. E.
Fpenoer. cf 6 10 10 0
Milier, rf....., I 1 t S 0 0
M.-.Vrmlck, If 4 114 0 0
0ilay. 2olI 8 8 1 0 8 1
Coffer. 2b 4 118 10
Khi-lde. lb I 1 2 10 0 0
Kf-lleher. aa 8 0 1 8 8 1
r- .eelak. C 4 0 110 0
blerwr, p 4 110 11
Totala
ti
WICHITA.
11 37
AB. R. II.
O.
A.
4
0
0
0
Wateon. ef-3t I
Fox. If 1
Tydeman, rf 4
Patterson, lb M 4
I'rillon, 3b 8
Charlea. 2b-as. ...... I
lloap. ss
.s-lt. cf
(.nrtlth. e
Brown, p. ...!.. I..
rv.uthern
tiultlvaa. p
... 1
... S
,.. S
"I
ee W
0
o
0
1
u
Totals 33
24
Hatted for Brow a In sixth.
Whchita 0 0 0 HIM
Denver 0 14 10 0 10
E&criflce fly: Kelleher. Southern. Oelst.
Brltton. Wild pltchee: rBown It). Stolen
tosea: bh it-Ids Uj. Two-baa hits: Fox
fM.iei.le. Ttire-he hits: Kelleher, Pst-
Uiauit. Home run: McCormick. Struck
out: i)r bterser. t. by Brown, 8; by Hul
In an. 3. bases on balla off Staraer, 8; off
Frown. 1 in Ova lnnlnas; off Sullivan.
in three, lonlnga. Time: 1 U. Umpire
ferrlit.
eioie, aeoond gams:
DfcNVER.
AB.. 1L
H. O. A.
Kiwnoer. cf 4 1110
Miliar, rf. 4 4 2 i 0
:.,. -innk. If 4 0 0 1 1
:ilov.v, jb 4 2 13 1
. ftrv, t 4 4 4 2 0
t M. i.la. ib 3 3 8 3 0
r. w -,r. aa 8 12 3 1
il '.XSk, C 4 10 3 1
i
"rVslVl WILLOW I AM I
) ' TOO AMD IP Mu DON'T y SU
' VVM I STOMT WllB"EAK f -"V- 1
Standing of Teams
WF.HT. L.BAGUE. NAT. LKAQUB.
W.UPct.l W.L.Pct.
De Moinea IH U .1J f'hlcago X M
lenv-r M H M2 Phlla M Ti .14
Topefca 4 t .Wl Kt. Ixul M 2
Omaha II 30, .W
Pittsburgh ..U ES .IX
Ronton 29 M .0
Urooklyn ... M .
New Tork... M .44
Cincinnati ...2 U .441
liinooln M .fm
Kloux Clty..?7 n
Wichita . ... 24 94 . 414
Ht. Joaeph.. M .4V4
Chlcairo .M K .W Beatrice . U 14 .02
lloatnn n .6IOiVork 1 20 .174
Detroit ...40 Zl .M7 Kalrbury ..15 21 .41?
New York 4 81 Haeting ..21 1 .5
VVeah 29 .617;
Cleveland Ti 3 .7711
?t. Loula .n 41 .JHH
PTilla. ....p 42 .811
FED. LEA QUH
W.L.Pct
AMER. AH9N.
W.L.Pct.
Indl nnpolla 41 V .W
l4ulavllle ..27 80 Mi
Kan. City.... 88 .622
Milwaukee ..81 84 .44
8t. Paul ....84 83 .6"?
Cleveland ...21 .40 J
Mtiineapolla 80 M .4V4
Cnltimbua ...26 89
Kan. City... 41 tt .m
1. Iul....?S W .M
Chlcero ....89 2 .671
Flttuburah ..M 29 MA
Newark .....M 84 .(
Brooklyn ...8" .4Sf.
Baltimore . .2ft 41 .37V
linffalo 26 44 .87l
Yeaterdar'a Reaalta.
WK9TEKN LEAGUE.
Omaha, i; Iea Moinea, 0.
HIouk City, 8; St. Joaeph, 6.
Wichita, H-8; renver, 0-12.
Lincoln, ; Topeka, 4.
NATIONAL LEAGUE!.
New Tork, 0; Brooklyn, 8.
rittaburgh. I; Chicago, 2.
Ht. Louie. 2; Cincinnati, 0.
Boaton-I'hlladelphla, rain.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Oeveland-Ht.. lunula, rain.
Chicago, lj Ietrolt, I.
Wanhlngton, 0; New York. t.
PhlladelphlaBoaton, wet grounda.
NEBRASKA BTATE LEAGUE.
York, 2; Haatlnga, 8: fourteen Innlnga
Fairbuiy, 1: Beatrice, 8.
FKDFKAL LEAGUE.
Rt'ffaK 8; l:altlmore, 4.
Brooklyn. 2; Newark, 1.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Kaneaa City, 1: Mlnneapolla, 7.
Cleveland. II; (olumbua, S.
Milwaukee. S: Hl Paul. .
Oaaaee Today.
Weatern league Rlouz City at Dea
Moinea, Ht. Jnweph at Omaha, Topeka at
lenver. Lincoln at WluHe.
National league New York at Brook
lyn, Boaton Ht Philadelphia, Plttaburgji
at Chloaao, -t. Ixtii at Cincinnati.
Auirrlcnn League Cleveland at St.
Louie. Chlrsgj at Petrolt, Washington
at New York, Philadelphia at Poaton.
Federal Ingue Burfalo at Baltimore,
Bmnklyn at Newark, plttaburgh at Chi
cago. .Vebrnika State Tagne Tork at Haat
lliga, Beatrice at Fatrbury.
Harrington, p t 0
Totala '....86 12
WICHITA.
AB. 11.
Wateon. of 6 1
Fox. If 4 2
Tydeman. rf 4 V. 1
Patteraon. lb t x I
Brltton. 3b 4 1
10 10
14 27 "r "i
H. O. A. F..
8 3 0 8
110 0
14 0 0
0 10 1 1
8 110
2 2 4 1
8 0 10
0 110
1 1 3 1
0 0 0 1
110 0
0 0 0 0
18 24 18 1
i Cliarlea, tb 6 0
iioP, aa o
Garry, c 1 0
Cochran, p 2 1
Ciilllvan, p 0 0
fl riff It ha, v S 0
Gelat 1 0
Totala M
Batted for Cochran in eighth
Denver 0 8 4 0 0 1 11 -ll
Vt U'hlta 0 103)0001
Stolen bane: Srenrer. Miller. Racrl
flee flla; Miller, Patteraon, McCormick.
f-acrlflce hlta: Brltton. Kellaher. Two.
aae nua; pnielda, 8iencer, Wataon,
jiiiro-uaee nu: lortey. Home runa;
Coffey, Tydemnn. Struck out: By Har-
i.naiun, o. oy jurnran, i. naeee on belle.
Off Harrlugu n, 6; off Cochran, 8. Double
play: Kelleher to Shlelda. Innlnga
Pitched : By Cochran. T: by Sullivan. 1.
Time; 1:63. Umpire: Parent.
LINKS HOP ONTO LAST GAME)
laaa tiers to Blta la Feartta aad
'Lopea Lepe to Vleterr.
TOPKKA. Kaa., July l.-Uncoln took
the laat game of tha scrlta from Topeka.
tlunn went to pieces In the fourth Inning
arid Lincoln galhered four runs. Score
Tonek ah
H. O.
A. K
Trainer, rf I
0
t-'oetli k, aa 4
Jackson, If I
Mayer, lb 4
Dell, cf 1
attlmore. 2b 4
'ochran. 2h 1
0
8
0
0
37
O.
Monroe, c. ,
Clunn, p. ..
:::::: : I
1 1 0
Graver, p.
Totala 84
Lincoln AH
4
R.
0
1
1
14
A.
Ti
Wolfe, If J
MctlafflgaaT as. .. S
Schrelber, cf 4
Williams, 10 4
Morse, rf.
S
4
Yants r. .
Uovd. 2b. .
alley. r.
Eli man, p.
Totala ...
30
...0 0 0 1
27
0 0 3
Topeka ...
Lincoln ...
0 04
1 0 4
...0 0 0 4
0 0 0
Two-base hlta: Jackson Mavar Vfnn.
roe, feVhrelber. Sacrifice hit: Dalle'y. Sac
rifice, f.y: Lloyd. Double playa: Williams
lo l4oya; Mcwafflgan to I .lord: Yanta
unassisted.) Stolen baaea Trainer. Hlta:
ff Urover 4 In alx Innlnr, n.
t..lls: off Clunn. 3; off Gi over. 4: iff
Khman. 3. btruck out: Bv riun 1-
Orover. 4: by Ehman, 3. Wild pitch;
l-!un"-. .?lt.,br P'tcber: By Clunn. i.
Time; l ei. Umpire Myers.
NEW BOY AT HOME
OF PITCHER JOHNSON
WASHINGTON. July l.-Walter John
son, premier pitcher of the American
base ban league, hunted home this morn
ing from New Tork to see a baby boy
which was Dora during the night Mrs,
Walter Johnson Is a daughter of Con-
gresman E. E. Roberta of Nevada
Walts Lowes Tight Uaaae.
STORM LAKE, U . July l-(Specla
Teiear.ni v alts, for Storm Itke. held
""r ' " , niiieaa lor inirteen In-
ninae, iorin in ine r our teem K after
la. a ru and a croaad alanai which
gt bv the catcher, scoring una. Wnb-
iwr ny t.au nu inn a runner on taa
www,in o ina iwriitn Inning
V ,. lor seven tare our
nattenra: t. unuiangs and Krloff, Walts
aud Chapman.
A "For SJale" ad will turn second-hand
furniture Into cash.
1
HASTINGS WINS
IN THEJWELFTH
Prohibi, Eeds and Umpire Greene
Have Three-Ring Circus
at York.
FINAL COUNT IS THREE TO TWO
YORK. Ncbr., July 1 (Special Tele
gram) York and Haatlngs and Umpire
Green battled for twelve Innlga today,
Hastings winning S to 1. Umpire Green
received the generoua roaatlng of local
fana. He ahowed no favors, but Pitcher
Wright appeared to have the umpire
1. 1 - mavmv lln.Hn arm I A tin rt the
eighth, when York tied the score on Ben-.there '"e "m n the out
nefa muff of Murphr'a fly and a home C!m",of "L T . , ,
run by Wltscl In the twelfth, three sin- th " ou d.be C"tler
glc. and an error by Skyo.k gave lh, hould carry the odds. a. he Is the cham
the winning run. Tomorrow morning . p,on' " h"d 'er" J cxp"lenc;-, h"
Tork wUI play here, and In the afternoon'"1"1 thf men In the world and Is in
at fitromaburg. Score:
HASTIMfJS.
TOKK. I
AB H O. A E
AH H O A r..
flulllTan. as 4
llr. M I I 4
Otat, lb 110
1 Munhr. rf.. 4 4 4
4 nwnul If .. I 2 4
I PBorkwItl. Ib I 111
4 OTotlen. lb... 4 4 1
4 0Hlr. rf ... IIS
1 1'l.rr., lb. . I 4
8 4rUlnw. ... 18
I OHkrotk. P 48
M'f"h. If.. I I I
Unimm. lb.. 2 14
RlrhaHsn, si I I
W.m.l, cf... 4 14
Honnxt rf.. 4 8
rm. lb.... (It
Wright, ... 4 8 1
Totals ....41 14 14 If 1 Touts ....44 1 1
Haatlngs ..0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1-2
Tork 0 0V0OO0100O 0-2
Two-base lilts: McCabe, Rice. Homo
rune: )!, n. Wetael. Piolen bases: Rice,
Weldel, Double plays: Rice to Bockewltn.
Plerco to Borkewlls. Bases on balls:
Hkyrock, Wright 2. Left on bases: Hast
ings York . Ptruck out: Hy HkyrocK
nga
I. by
Wright 7. Time or gamo; 2:15. Uin
Orecn. Mre:
Beatrice Defeats Falrbary.
BHVTRJCB. Neb.. July l.-In a fast
fame here today the locals won from
'alrhury 8 to 1. Brown of Beatrice got a
t ome run, two two-baae hlta and a slnKln
In four times at bat. Hhol replaced
Beaver on the mound In the seventh.
'Batted for Beaver In the ninth.
FALRBt'RT.
BATH ten.
AB H O.A B.
AB H O. A E.
HIMebr'4. lb I 4 11
0 OKIIImas. Ib I 1 8 I
8 Brown, lb... 4 4 14 1 S
3 Ol'ayna, as... 8 1 111
OWhlta. lb.... 4 14 10;
4 0B lark, rf,... 4 4 8 4 1
1 1 Nan, of 3 4 8 0 0 :
3 OBuatar, .... 4 1 4 3 C
4 OLarkhart. If. 4 1 I 4 0
8 OPata, 4 4 4 8 4
Imb. lb.... 14 8
t'onbor, lb.. 4
Vam.r, If.. 4
PnwiKr, rf . . 4
Thleaalna. of 8
Paytoa. as.. 1
,1tamh. 4
kwnr, p... 8
Hholl. p 4
Shaoar .... 1
a
0 4 Totals ....18 87 14 8
Totala ....24 8 88 13 1
fFalrbiirir 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 01
Beatrice 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 t
Home run: Brown. Two-base hits:
Thleslng, Brown, Flllmar .Payne. Sacri
fice hits: I-amb, Thlea.nit V- yton. Stolen
lases: Hlldehrand, I'onboy, rilack. Baaes
on balls: Off Beavea 1 In alx Innlnga; oft
Sholl 2 in 1 Innlnga off I'.to 2. Struck
out: By Beaver 1. by Sholl 3, by Pate 1
Hit by pate: Iamb, Time; 1:40. Um
pire: Munroe.
Rourkes Come Home
to Play Two Double
Bills With the Josies
This morning the Rourkes return from i
Dea Moines to play a five-game series
with St. Joseph In the well known local
ball lot Saturday. Two games will be j
played Saturday afternoon and two more j
will be played on the Sabbath. But one
game wUI be played July S beoause of
the auto races here that day. The ono
game will be played In the morning.
Gamra today and Punday will , rx
called at 1 o'clock and the morning com
bat on July I at 10 30. Lineups are:
OMAHA
ST. JOS KIM I.
Fisher
Page
RPP
Rwmdt
Nicholson
Williams
Watson
White
Tonneinan
Vance
I.akaff
Wllley
Tavlor
....Flanagan
Bchllebner...
Breen ,
Krug
Whslen
Flrat .
...... Second
Third ,
Short .
Left ..
Center
Right ,
.Catch
Catch
Pitch ,
Pitch ,
Pitch .
Pitch .
Pitch ,
Pitch
Smith
1 I Thomason...
Foraythe
0 ! 1vruta-er
Kafora
Blodaett
F.verdon
Johnson
Hoffman....
Thompson...
North
DRUMMERS TAKES FIRST
Jewlee Siaek
lilts aad
Sleax.
Trlaa
BT. JOSKPH Mo.. July !.-. Joseph
Mo , July l.-Pt
bunchea hlta effectively on Kelly and
eon the final game of the series, making
It two out or tnree
Score :
Sioux Cit)
AB. K. H.
Cooney, lb. ..
1
,1'larke. If. . ,.
Kane, lb,
4
0
0
0
0
0
0
3
0
3
R.
0
( al'ahan. ss.
Clark, ft
1 avtdson. rf.
Young. 3b. ..
Crisp
Keller, p. ...
UootDDy
Totala
St. Joseph
...84
AB.
10 t
H. O.
rase, zn.
3
1
Nicholson,
n. If. ..... 4
lb "...4
i. cf 3
4
S
0
1
10
3
I
Hal'!", lo,
Will ama,
Watkon. rf.
Fisher, lb. ..
Vlwoldt. ae. .
Tcttneman, e
WlUeman, p.
Totala
:::::!
..a
S 11 27
xFlaher out.
hit bv batted ball.
Bsttod for Young In ninth.
"batted tor Keiley In ninth.
Sioux City 0 0 1 e 1 0 0
St. Joseuh 1 0 1 0 0 0 0
Three-hase hit: nark. Two-base hit:
Fisher. Sacrifice hlt: Wideman. Clarke.
H:lrn base: Keiley Double playa:
kanua (unassisted i ; Kane to Kane to
Fisher, struck out: By Keiley 3; by
Wldeman. 4. Bases on balls: ff Wide
man. 1; oft Kell-y. 1. Hit batemaa: Hy
Keiley, 1. Ift on baeas: loux City.
4; St. Joaeph, 6. Umpire: Blank.
Rayaaaa Rlaaka Bieekvllle.
RAVENNA. Neb., July 1 f peclal.)
The Rockvllie bal team waa Oeieatea dv
Havenna here Thursday afternoon. 11 to 0.
r- " 1
Iteut rooms juck with a Bee Want Ad
Copyright. Tm, Internatlnnnl
Nes Service.
INTEREST KEEN IN WRESTLE
Many Look with More Favor on
Cutler Since Noting His
Condition.
STECHEE TO ARRIVE SATURDAY
Omaha followers of the mat game have
begun to weaken on the Stecher end of
the betting for the match with Cutler
here July 5. The arrival of the champion
with hla large retinue of trained wreatlera
and lla aplendld appearance, ahowtng
that he has been training hard, haa made
the Stecher backera weaken to a consid
erable degree.
Thta la not given aa a boost for betting
either way, but almply to chronicle the
facta aa they appear. There If no doubt
j'"" "l y.. rr
-nann ine nf man ciecner naa tnrown is
Ernst.
whom Ctitlcr can put down In a
J few minutes. But the wise cnea will
0 o i tell you Ptecher will win, but they can
J J (not teJI you why. He Is a powerful youth
0 who has never been thrown but once,
J J I and that time three years ago by Earl Cad-
1 l dock, the amateur champion, who is now
In the Cutler training aquad.
At that
tlm three falls were
railed In fifteen
minutes, of which Stecher waa given two
and Caddock one. But Stecher Is a bet
ter man now and has beaten all the
big fellows aa fast as they have appeared,
although, of couree. he has not met a
man as good as Cutler.
tatler Meat Hold Bark.
When the followers of Stecher come to
town Sunday and Monday there Is no
doubt they will want to wager large
L Semi-
.ill Annual
1 SJ
Mil i J ; 1 1 ' I fa 1 " '.y, ,M i gf . .x '.'' .- tt- vrvi,fa1ra
8jmaa sjEwzmiim
ss ill (I lit ss "VL-4T. II ".w a rl 1 1 1' II 1 1" Mil 1' 1 11 1 g , C . " v- T t '
t Si u PrEJ ! 1 If
i vail mm r
i pi, jii
h Am mm
1 -(i-Jllf;h
i1 juiiMrsmvy
Drawn
BOO-HOO-UQ-'VE OUST
FALUEN MEIR.TDA MlUUON V-
dol-lars and ive accepted
The man i love and
I JUST HAVE TO CRY
QnAiier ifcJ C.r uAPPS'1
sums and that the Cutler crowd, knowing
this, are holding back for odda which
really ought to be the other way.
The Chicago Herald the other day In
large headlines said, "A Novel Wrestling
Match; One That Is on the Square," and
It Till be so. While hundreds of fixed
wrestling matches have been staged In
the last few rears, until the public has
grown tired of the sport, there Is no
doubt this one will be on the level.
In his training quarters at the' Castle
convention hall Friday morning Cutler
worked out with all his large crowd of
training partners and threw them all as
fast as they appeared.
Earl Caddock, the amateur wreatllng
champ, la the most talked of member of
the party and he Is looked upon as a
coming champ. He halls from Anita, la,,
and has been regularly following the
game for the last eighteen months. He Is
a most resourceful lad, weighs 180 pounds
and is as faat aa lightning. He haa
thrown a lot of the big fellows In prac
tice and some notables on the public mat.
Stecher Is to arrive at the Merchants
hotel Saturday.
Jack Barry Is Sold
To Boston Red Sox
BOSTON. July S.-Jark Barry, rliort
stop of the Philadelphia Atheltlca for
aeveral years, was lold to the Boston
Americans today. He will oppose his
former teammates tomorrow, when he
will play second baae for the Red Sox,
President Lannln stated tonight.
,1 '
Elrrood Defeats Worth Platte.
NORTH PLATTK, Neb., July 2. (Spe
cial.) Elwood easily took the first game
from the fast North Platte club by super
ior hitting. Score: R.H.E.
Elwood 3 2 7 0 3 0 1 0 014 16 6
North Platte 4 0 2 0 4 0 0 0 0-10 4 8
Batteries: Elwood, Todenhof and Denbo;
North Platte, Jones, Artley and Danxe.
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All Suits, including Kensington blues
and fancies, selling at $30 and a few
we have left at $35 and 99 7fT
$40, now yLLAo
Suits selling up to $22.50,
now
Fifty Cents for Your Old Hat or Cap
"We will allow you 50 cents for your old hat or cap
when applied on any new straw hat. Leghorns, Panamas
and Bangkoks included.
Summer Underwear Attractively Priced
Lewi a, Delpark and Wilson Bros.' Underwear none better made
92.00 Closed Crotch Wilson Ilroa.' Union Hutu
ftl.OO Cloned Crotch Lewis and Delpark Union Suits
tiJiO Closed Crotch lwla and lelprk Union Suits
$2.0O Closed Critih Wilson Bros. Union Suits
Miscellaneous Articles
Reduced
Suit Caaea and Bags are r e-
dured 28
25c Wilson Bros.' lisle Hose, 0
pairs for 91
tiootl quality 15c He 8 pairs
for Boe
11.00 Neckwear 79e
I1.SO Neckwear SI. 13
l(c Neckwear .89c
75c Neckwear 00c
413
for The Bee by Swinnerton
7m
"IRON MAN" BESTS
THE "OLDHASTER"
Coombs Whips Mathewson in Hurl
ing Duel and Shuts Out Giants,
Three to Nothing.
THIRD STRAIGHT FOR DODGERS
BROOKLYN, July I -Coombs lasted
Mathewson In a pitchers' duel here to
day,' shutting out New York, I Is I, giv
ing Brooklyn Its third straight game
from the Glanta.
Infield hlta by Myers and O Mara,
Daubert'e sacrifice and a fielder's choice
gave Brooklyn a run In the first.' Daub
ert's single. Wheat's three-bagger and
Cutshaw's hit, gave the locals two more
In the eighth. Score:
NKW TORK. BROOKLYN.
AB H O.A B AB H.O.A E.
Burn if.... 4 0
Roberu'n. r 4 0
Doyle, 2b... 4 2
F1tr.hr. 4 0
Morkl. lb. . i 0
Lobert. lb.. 4 1
Murray, rf . . I 4
J Merrs. c. 8 0
Matbs'son, i 1
1 0 OH.Mrera. cf. 1 I 0 1
4 S OO'Mare. sn.. 4 1 4 4 1
2 4 IPiubert. lb. t 1 11 0 1
4 4 0What, If... 4 12 0 0
0 ir-utihsv, 2b 4 1 8 4 0
0 4 Ofltensrl, rf.. 4 1 1 0
1 0 OOoli, Ib 1 0 3 A
4 0 OMlllrr. c... I 4 2 1 0
I OOoombo, p... 8 I 1 0 4
Totals ....II 4 24 15 8 Totals ....31 C S7 It 2
New York 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00
Brooklyn 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 3
Three-bsse hit: Wheat. Stolen bases:
Cutahnw (,1. Robertson, Merkle. Sacri
fice hits: Daubert. Getz. Double play:
Doyle to Fletcher to Merkle. Buses on
balls: Off Coombs. 2. Struck out: By
Coombs, 2: by Wathewson, 4. Wild pitch:
Coombs. Passed halls: Meyers, 1; Miller,
1. Umpires: Byron and Eason.
Cuba Whip Plratea.
CHICAGO. July 2. Chicago bunched
hits today and defeated Plttaburgh, 2 to
1. Oood'a single, a sacrifice and Saier's
Texas leaguer gave the locals the win
ning run In the ninth inning. Their other
run waa made on singles by Saler and
Williams, a sacrifice, an infield out. The
ARANCE
Of All Our High Grade Clothing, Much of Our Men's
Furnishings, Straw Hats and Palm Beach Suits
s
Sale Starts Saturday Morning July 3d
"Ve are going to make a quick clearance of all our summer
goods and to do this we are making prices accordingly. Furnish
ing goods and straw hats are included along with clothing. It is
an opportunity for a man to outfit himself for a very small out
lay. Original price "tickets are on every article, so the saving to
you is seen at a glance. In this sale we include all our higli
grade clothing. All shirts except Manhattans. Lewis, Delpark
and "Wilson Bros. Underwear, Palm Beach Suits, Straw Hats,
.Suit Cases and Bags, Hosiery and neckwear. s
For convenience we divide all our wool suits into three lots.
They are our regular merchandise no job lots. Every suit in the
store included.
All Suits selling at $25 and a few
broken lots at $30, QIC 1C
now
Palm Beach Suits, in grays, blues and
blacks, with hair line stripes, QP QT
selling at $7.50, now V 00 0
$13.75
ARROW SHIRTS, f 1.50 AND 32.00
VALUES NOW $1.15.
These are splendid patterns In soft
cuffs. Home of them with collars to
match. Included alao in this sale are
our own labeled shirts and a beautiful
array of silks. We price them ss follows:
7.60 Bilk Bhirts..
ea.0O ftllk Shirts..
4.00 Bilk Bhirts..
J fro Bilk Shirts . .
All $3.0O Shirt a .
A.U as-M BtUrta. .
AU la OO Bhlrta..
AU 31.64 auurta.,
South lGth Street
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$WIWUEr?IOeUl"f.
vlltoi-s' one run was a gift whloh re
sulted from a base on balls to Balrd, Ms
stolen base and Klmtnerman'a wild throw I
of "Waaner's rrounder. Score:
riTTSnfRDH. CHICAOO.
AB. H.O.A E AB. H.O.A. IS. '
Crv, If ... 4 1 0 0 01o1. rf 4 12 10
Collins, rf... I 1 I
OP.)ir. ... 0
Wrhiilte. If . I
OZImrmnn lb 4
OSalpr. lb.... 1 t
4
fialrd. lb.... 1 0 0
Hlnrhm'n. rf 8 0 2
WlKDtr. as.. 4 0 I
VIoi. 2b 2 0 1
Jnhnoton. lb 1 1 12
Prhanc e... 8 0 4
Harmon, p.. 8 0 0
0 0
4 ,
0 S
o e
0 0
t
1 l
0 Williams, cf 8 1
OPhrlan. Ib... 2 4
OnnwnRhsn, e t 4
Ollerce. p.... 8 1
Totala ....: 124 14 0 Totals ,...2 t 87 11
Malsel beat Neffs throw to second for
Plttaburgh 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 01
Chicago 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 13
Stolen bases: Balrd. Carey. Sacrifice
hits: Fhelnn." Johnston, Fisher. Bases on
balls- Off Harmon, 2: off Pierce, s.
Struck out: Hr Pierce. 6: by Harmon, 4.
Umpires: Klein and Emslle.
Cards Trim Rede.
CINCINNATI. July 2. Meadows al
lowed Cincinnati one hit and St. Louis
won. 2 to 0. St. Louis made Its tallies
by three successive hits snd a sacrifice
In the eighth. Oroh spiked Betxel In the
fifth and the latter was forced to retire.
Score :
FT. LOVIR. CINCINNATI.
ABHO.AB. AB. H.II.A F.
Butler, as ..
Huaxlns. Ib.
Beechr, It..
Millar, lb...
Wlliion, rf. .
Hyatt, cf....
Bettel. Ib. ..
Berk, lb
Hnyncr. c...
Madows, p.
Pleach, ef . . . 4
(I Moll wlti,. 1b 8
PHcraoa;, sa.. 4
OKllllfor. If..
OUroh. fb....
Orlarks, e...,
OOrlfftth, rf..
0 ilaon. 2b...
0TnnT. p
A wohioiry..,
Wlnao
Tot ale
.21 4 V 10 0
Totala .
.27 1 r 11 0
Batted for Leach In ninth.
Batted for Mollwits in ninth.
St. Louis 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0-1
Cincinnati 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0
Two-base hit: Groh. Sacrifice hit: Sny
der. Double play: Mersoa; to Mnllwltz.
Bases on balls: Off Meadow". 3: off
Toney, 1. Struck out: By Meadows, 6: hy
Toncy, . Wild pitch: Meadows. Umpires:
Orth and Uuigley.
Gaffney Denies neport.
President Gaffney of Bos;oi denies the
report that he has had a difference with
President Tener over the team-limit rule.
Mr. Gaffney Is heartily In favor of tha
rulo and will vote for It again next win
ter. . tpXUeltl'
SI
75
81.1
BS.M5
B3.B3
i3.0
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... 14.35
fl.73
11.35
$1.1 3
SALE
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