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RODRKES AT LAST
WIN DOUBLE BILL
Cop Two Games from St. Joseph,
Being First Double-Header of
Tears Not Lost or Divided.
THOMPSON PITCHES FINE GAME
Jt being Fourth of July and Sunday all
relied In one, Mr. Rourke's hired help
xnt all their feet together and by dint of
much ball playing succeeded in ptilvsrli
In(r the,"show me'' boys In two contests.
St. loseph never had a chance In either
halt'e, losing the first, 7 to 2, and the
erontl, 3 to 0. ;
Despite this being- the first double
header that the Greater Omahas have
von this year, considerable harsh feeling
was fomented by one Nlcholl Nicholson,
left fielder of the Mlssouriana. Thomp
son, one of Father' recent acqulslUons
tfi the heaving- department, got all worked
ip over the occasion and proceeded to
n:ch a no-hlt game. That la it would
have boen a no-hlt affair tf Nlcholl hadn't
butted in the ninth.
Beats Oat a Bant.
In this last episode with one' gent de
horned, Nlcholl dumped a poor decrepit
bunt down the third base boundary and
beat the sphere to first. He would never
have done, this If Judge Cooley hadn't
fired a torpedo beneath his feet at the
moment the dying bunt struck the earth,
but such is fate and the resulting ex
plosion so terrified him that he reached
, the bag in slightly over two hops.
Aside from this annoying bit of spite
work on the part of Nlcholl and the
Judge, the Rourke clan heM It all helr
own way and won with little effort.
In the second heat It looked for a few
rounds as If the Omahana were about to
sit.'C'tmb to the activities of Old Man Bad
Luck. After getting three men on bases
with nobody out. In the second and thirl
inning- and never even coming close to a
run. rather Rourke was In a very bitter
frame of mentality. '
Carry Kick la Fifth,
lo the fifth a two-bagger, two singles
and an error t-avo the home crew a couple
of marks In the run column, and Papa
once again became as cool and cheerful
as a glass of red lemonade.
Once more in the seventh the Rourkes
onred. this time on a three-bag-gsr by
Cy Forsythe, and a sacrifice poke by
Marty Krug. Aside from the bits, abovs
mentioned, the afternoon was spent In all
around clever work by the local talent
nit lust so-so labor by the Josepnines.
This mornlna- at 10:30 o'clock: -the rival
nine of the two villages meet In a match
game." May It match those or yester
day. Bcors:
ST. JOSEPH.
AB. R. H.
O.
0
rage,, 2b..
Nicholson.
1
If.
0
1
0
Rapp. .h......
Williams, cf..
Watson, rf...
Fisher, ,1b
Kwolilt, ss...
Tonneman,- c.
Wtlley. p .....
Totals ....
0
1
0
0
0
1
2 2
OMAHA. .
AB. R.
1 24 13
O.
3
1
2
4
3
12
a
0
0
Smith, if
Hreen. Ib
Forsythe, rf...'
Krueger. C
Krug, 3b
Feliliebner, lb.,
't'liomaaon, cf.
Whalen. S ...
Thompson, r."
0
0
0
v
Totals
St, Joseph
Omaha
sr 1 12 27 13
,.0 0 0 8 0. 0 0 0-3
.0 0 0 0 3 ( 0 0 7
Forrythe (2, Kruesrer,
Two-bams tilts
sr-hiioimr Hrfon. Thrce-Dase mis:
rwinh Ki hnlaon. Breen. Stolen bases:
liiecn (21. Double play: Krug- to Breen
i P. hM, hnpr Bases on bal's: Off
t'l,nn.,.n ! ntt WillV. 1. Lft Otl
bases: ilmlia. 7; Bt Joseph, 1. Hit hy
Hitched ball: By Wllley (Forsythe.
out: Rv Thomnson. 4: tiy Wllley
2. Passed ball : . KrueKer Timet 1 :4S.
I'mnlre: Mullen. Attendanie: 7.0U0.
Stoie, second irtime:
, ST. JOSEPH.
AB. R. H. O. A.
Page. 2b 4 0 10 0
Nicholson. If 8 0 3 0
Kas. 3b 3 0 0 8 3
"Williams, cf J 0 0 4 0
iWatson, rf 8 0 11 0
Fisher, lb 8 0 0 6 0
Kwoldt. ss J J J 4
Tonneman, c 3 0 1 7 4
FlanaRan, p J 0 0 0 3
Willi 1 0 0 0 0
E.
Totals
28
24 12
Batted for Flanagan tn ninth.
OMAHA.
AM.
o.
Fmith. rf
Hreea. 2b
Forsythe, rf....
Krua-. 3b
fU'hliebner, lb..
ThomaaoD. cf..
Whaten, ss
Kafora, c.
iioffman, p....
1
0
3
0
0
0
Totals 32 8 27 10 0
St. Joseph 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0
Omaha 0 0 0 3 0 1 0 -
Two-base hit: Smith. Three-base hit:
Forsythe. Sacrifice hit: Krug. Stolen
bases: Schllabnar, Nicholson. Double
r-luys: Breen to Schllebner; Hoffman to
halen to Sohllebner to Whalen. Bases
on balls: Off Hoffman, 1; off Flanagan,
3. lft on bases: .Omaha, ; St. Joaeph,
2. Struck out: By Hoffman. 1; by
Flanagan, 4. Time: l:3o. Attendance:
7.6uO. Umpire: Mullen.
BOOSTERS WIJI ON HOMERS
Bills, Jsaes ssl Hartfor4 Lias Oat
taa Ne4a Cleats.
. DEB MOINES, la.. July t-Homi runs
by Bills, Jonas and Hartford overcame
rioux City's lead her today and gave
l'a Moines a 4 to 3 victory. Score:
6IOITX CTTlf.
AB. It. H. O. A. E.
'oone. lb a C 1 t 1
tLlatke, ...It 8 0 0 0
Kane, lb 4 0 1
.June. cf 4 10
-Callahan as.... Ill
Davidson, rf 4 11
llienaling, 3b 4 0 8
J'rtce, c ..4 0 1
Oaspar, . .-P 8 0 1
Crisp 1 0 0
Totals Zi I 10
' Batted for Oanpar in ninth
DES MOINKS.
AB. R. H.
Ilahn rf 4 0 1
Sawyer, 2b 4 0 0
Huntet. .--cf 3 0 0
Jones, l..b 4 3 3
Hartford, ..as...... 4 13
(Ml la If 3 11
Tsnnehlll, ...8b 3 0 0
IBreen c 3' 0 1
iMugridge, ...p 3 0 0
5 0 01
0 0
3 1 0
3 0 0
1 1 0
4 1 0
ii 3 0
0 0 0
24 ( J 0
O. A. E.
1 ft 1
13 0
10 0
11 0 0
4 3 0
0 10
3 3 0
6 1 1
0 4 0
H7 1 3
Total. 30 4 8
!'1otix Clt..y 0 1 0 3 0 0 0 0 03
Des Moines ........0 1 0 0 0 0 1 3 4
Home runs: Davidson, Bills, Jonas,
Hartford. Sacrifice hits: Callahan Tan
rehlll. stolen base: Price. Left tn bases:
Sioux City, 6; Drs MoitH'S, 6. Struck out:
By Morgridge. 6; by Oacper, 3. Banes on
balls: Off Oanpar. i; pit Morgridge 2.
Passed ball: Price. ' Umpires: Van
Byckle and Cuslck.
BEARS
TAKE
DOUBLE
BILL
Heavy Hitting- la Two Contests at
. Moaataln City.
DENVER Ctlo. July 4 Denver and
Topeka divided a double-header here to
day, lenver taking the first and Topeka
the second, mnlnly through heavy hit
ting. The first game went ten Innings.
Score, first game:
DENVER. .
AB. R. H. O. A. E.
Spencer, cf 6-3 3 0 0 0
Miller, rf..... : 4 0 110 0
Calloway. Jb.. 6 3 4 3 3 1
. oirey, so 3 U 0 0 1 o
Shields, lb 4 113 0 0
Keilehcr. ss 6 1 16 4 1
8hestak. c 4 0 0 7 3 0
Mitchell,, p 6 1 2 3 4 0
Totals
to
4 12 80 13
TOPKKA.
Tralnor, rf 3 0
1
0
'2
1
2
3
4
8
1
0
0 '
10
u
Boatlck, s 6 0
Jackson, If 4 0
Mayer, id e i
Dell, cf 4 1
D&ttlmore, 2b...... A. 4 1
Cochran, 3b 8 1
Monroe, c 5 1
Dashner, p 4 0
- Totals 86 5
11
28
Ona out when irbme was won
Topeka 0 O 0 0 0 4 1 C 0 05
Denver 0 3020000 14
Two-base bits: Dell. Jasjksin. Cochran.
Tralnor, Mitchell. Sacrifice lilts: Tarinor,
J10SUCK, uasnner, Den, Mayer, npencer.
Miller. Passed ball: Monru Hit i by
Pitched ball: By Daahne? (Mitchell.)
fetruok out: By Dashner. 7: by Mitchell,
6. Bases on balls: Off Dashner, 4; off
Mitchell, 4. Time: 2:27. Umpire: Par
ent. Score, second Rama:
JJfci.N VKlt.
AB. R.
H.
0
1
0
s
0
1
1
o
0
0
0
6
H.
3
1
1
3
3
I
i
1
3
O.
3
1
6
0
C
7
t
3
1
0
0
27
O.
7
0
1
7
3
1
T
0
0
A.
0
0
Spencer, cf 4 0
Miller, rf
a o
4 1
3 1
1 1
McCormack. If..
0
Galloway, ?b
Coffey, 3b
3
2
0
1
2
2
0
0
A.
3
3
0
0
1
8
1 0
0
2
"
etueids. id.......
3
Kelleher, ss 3
ehestak, c 3
Oaakell.
1
w helan.
1
, 0
28
'ateraer
Totals
TOPFKA
AB. R.
TraJnor, rf
Boatick, ts ...
Jackson, If....
Mayer, iu
Dell, c
Dattimore. 8b.
Cochran, 3b...
Kappa, cr. ....
Sanders, p. .' .
Grover, p......
Totsls
...43
17 27
Batted for Oaakell In the .llnth
Topeka : 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 8 17
Denver 0 3 0 10 0 0 0 03
Two-base hits: Galloway, Grover (2).
Three-base hit: Sanders: Sacrifice flies:
Kellehor Coffey. Sacrifice hi Is: Spen
cer. Cochran. Struck out: By Sanders,
A. 1. . . . A... . 1 1 , 1 1 -
balls: Off Sanders, 1; off Grover. 2; oft
Gaskell. s. Hits: orr Kanaera, none in
one Inning; off Grover, 6 In eight Innings.
Time: 1:30. Umpire: Parent
LINKS' MISPIiAYS) COST GAME
Wlrkes Take Aaraataae of Bobbles
aad Wla Gam.
WICHITA, Km.. July 4--Wlchlta won
the second same or the series from LAn
coin by taking advantage of the visi
tors tuispiays. core:
WICHITA.
AB. K.
H.
1
0 .
1
0
1
0
1 "
A
A.
0
0
1
0
0
4
1
3
S
Watson, cf....
Vux. If
Tydgman, rf..
Patterson, lb.
iPrttton, 3b
Charles, 2b....
Hoap, ss.......
Griffith, c.
3 0 1 3 0
Southern, p...
4 0 0 S 0
Totals 31 ' S 27 18
LINCOLN.
AB. K.
O.
a
14
A.
E.
Wo.lf. If....
s
ifcGafflKan,
ss..
. 4
. I
4'
. 4
..
. 3
. 3
. 4
II. Bcrelber.
Mclntyre. rf.
lb.
Morse, cf
Yanti, Zt
I.loyd. 3b
(Daley, 3b
Iawson, p....
Totals 87 S 10
Lincoln 0 0 0 4 0
Wichita 0 10 18
Left on bases: Lincoln, 13;
Sacrifice hits: Watson. Fox.
hits: Tydeman, Watson,
Stolen baae: Ty daman.
24
1 0
13 S
1 0-3
0 -
1
Wichita, 8.
Two-bas
McinfVre.
Patterson
Charles. Double plavs: Southern, GriN
fith and Pattursoa. ritruck out: l y
Daw
balls: son, i. oy Douuiem, a nssss on
Off Dawson, t; off Southern. S. Passed
halls: Yants. Umpire: O'Brien. -Time.
8:06.
Falls City Wlai la Swatfeat.
FALLS CITT. Neb.. July 4.-(9peclal
Telegram.) Falls City beat Tarklo In a
swatfest today, 12 to 7. Score:
Falls City 0 3 4 1 0 0 3 e-IJ
Trrkio 1 It It I I t 4-1
Batteries: Falls City, Poteet anf
Poteeti Tarklo. Still and Rife.
ostkera Aaeawlatlaa.
Memphis, 1: Little Rock t. Secand gams
postponed, rain.
Nashville, S; Chattanooga. I.
Others not scheduled.
Apartments, flats, houses and cottages
can be rented quickly and cheaply by a
Bee "For Pent."
2H3-BEK:
CorryrlgM. 1S18 JntemMlnniil
New aVmrtca.
BRAMON'S CLOUT
WINS FORB00STERS
Twelve-Inning: Contest Turned in
Faror of Milkskimming: Crew
by Single Hit.
FAST PLAY MARKS THE BATTLE
FAIRBURT, Neb., July 4.-(3rdal Tfl
egTam.) Third Baseman Brannon of Be
atrice took a twelve-Inning game from
Falrbury today by driving out a two
bagger. The game was a swatfest
throughout and each side tried two
hurlers, Adams replacing Irvln in the
ninth frame, and Beaver succeeding
Smith. Each team tightened up until
the last frame. Two home runs by Neft
and Brown of the visitors and two fast
duble plays by the locals delighted tns
fans. Score:
BBATRir-B FAIRBURT.
All H O A K AB.H.O. A.-B-
rtllmin. 2b. 4 1ft iHlldbbr't. lb I 114 3
. lb... t 1 It S I mH lb... t 1 9 t
Pirn, m.... I I ( K'oDbor. lb.. 1114 1
Brannon. lb. S I 1 1 IVarniy. cf.. I 1 v f v
Black, rf.... lot 0Downr. rf.. I 3 I
Nft, cf t I I OThlMitni. If. t
BuiUr. ... I l it o 0P7ion, m .. 8 1111
IKkhart, It I ORnoth. o. ... 4 034
Irrln, p 4 1 1 T OBnilth. .... 4 1
A4un. p.... lid IRearar, ... I 0 I 0
ahinor. rr... I s o
ToUls 41 II n II I'goholl. p...l
Totals 41 13 M IS 8
Batted for Beaver In the tenth.
Beatrice ...0 1080004000 18
Falihury ...0 0100160000 07
Home runs: Neff. Brown. Two-nase
hits: Smith, Iamb, Lockhart, FUlmant
Hlldebrandt, Hrannon. Stolen bams:
Pa vt on 2, Buster. Payne, Theislng;.
Bases on balls: Off Smith. 4: off Irvln. e:
off Beaver. 2: off Adams, none. Struck
out: By Smith, 3; by Irvln, 3; by Adams,
4: by Beaver, 4. Double plays: HUde
brandt to Conboy; Booths to Hlldebrandt
to Boothe. Umpire: Monroe.
llsatlnKS Wins from York.
IliETTVnS KTK Tula A HmI.I TV. I
es-ram.) Hastings won from York tn the
tenth inning today. The Reds outhlt the
visitors, but the clouting was not so op
portune. Score:
TORK. HASTING
AB.H.O. A S). AB.H.O A B
Rlc. as...
till oBuIIItso. as. I
4 11 SObiit. lb 8
1 2
a i
T t
Carrls. rf . .
WtHl. If.
Tottra. lb.
118 1 OMcOsbs. If.. 4 11
4 0 4 1 ODnimm. lb.. 3
I 11
Jtalnss, s.
I 1 II 3 aRlrh'dKm. a I 1
Uiwkaw's. lb 4 1 I t) Wldl, of.. I 8 4
It
t'lorr lb... till OBonn.U rf.. I o S
Hlr. v.... 8 3 0 8 COIaon. lb.... 4 8 I I
ttkyock, a... Il JM.nner. .. 8 t 4 A
Wrliht, .... 0
Totals tl 10 II 1'IUl.r 1 t
' Total II Ull n 3
Two out when winning run scored.
Batted for Manser In ninth.
Raines out, bunted third strike.
York 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 8 0
Hastings 0 03001180 17
Two-base hits: Haley. Dm mm. McCabe
Richardson t2). Olson. Sacrifice hits:
Totten. Olson. Stolen bases: Carrlg,
Bockewitx, McCabe, Bennett 2). Struck
out: By Haley, 4: by Skyrock, 7; by
manser, s or iwriftnt. 1. Bases on balls
Off Haley, 6: off Skyrock. 6; off Manser,
2. Innings Pitched: By Haley. 6: bv Skv-
rock, 4 by Manser : by Wright. 1. Hit
by pitched ball: By Manser (Carrlg and
touen. Time: i:bo. umpire: ureen,
Many Entries for
West Point Races
WEST POINT. Neb.. July 4. (Speolal.)
With the dropping- of the flag next
Wednesday ' afternoon for the first go,
the slxtn annual race meet of 'the West
Point Speed association will be Inaugu
rated. That function will be performed
by tha veteran horseman, N. J. Ronln,
of Fremont, who, for the sixth time, has
Deen chosen starter at this plaoe. The
meet this year will contain the largest
field of horses In the history of the asso
ciatlon. It -will Include many horses of
national reputation on their -Way eaat for
tha Grand Circuit races. It is expected
that the harness entries will exceed the
209-mark. It is also confidently believed
that the track record of 3:M will he
considerably lowered. The business men
of this city have subscribed 31,000 as s
donation to the speed association, insur
ing the ample fulfillment of all promises
made by them.
Kansas City Federals
Fatten Batting Marks
KANSAS CITT. Mo.. July 4. Every
Kansas City bstter got at least one safe
hit from a St. Louis pitcher today. The
score was 14 to S and sent St Louis baak
to second place, giving ths lead to the
locals again. Boo re: RH.K.
St. Louis 1 10001019-82
Kansas Clty. l 0 3 0 4 2 2 2 It IS S
Batteries: St. Louts. Davenport. Wat
son, Herbert and Hartley, Chapman;
Kansas City. O. Johnscn, Packard and
easterly.
HICKS WINS MEDAL FOR
BEST INDIVIDUAL SCORE
CHICAGO. uly 4 F. H. HIsks of th
Virginia Country club. Long Beach, Cat.,
yeaterday won ths medal for best Indi
vidual score n tha Tom Morris cup
teem contest against par by beating
Anthony Haines of ths Roekford (IU,
Country club In tha pi a off of a tie.
Hicks, playing- ever Ms boms eouras,
S.121, par seventy, made a scora of 71
and finished three down to 'par. He
mads ths eouras In par TS, when he
playeed with ths Tom Morris team last
month. Haines finished four Gown to
par today ovar the Roekford course,
whl h ls 4 271 yards long with a par
of 73.
A "For Kale" ad will turn second-hand
furniture Into cash.
OMAHA, MONDAY, .1ULY
Standing of Teams
WEST.
LEAOVR. AM BR.
LWAG1K.
W UPrt.
4 1'4 ."7
w.uivt.:
Dea Moines 3D 2A Chlcaco
Denver 83 2S .541 1 letrolt
..42 27 .
Omaha So 80 ,Wi Boston 57 24 ."
Topeka 3ft 31 .RJUjNew York...8.S 32 .21
Lincoln ....81 80 Washington. 32 80 .MK
Sioux City.. 31 84 .4o2 Cleveland ...24 41 .S
Wichita ....Sf. So .417' St. IahiIs. .. .24 42 ,:4
St Joseph. .25 88 .Stfl.Phtla. 23 43 .34
NAT. LeAGI'K. FfcD. LHGCK.
W.LlVt I W.LPcl.
Chicago ....3d 27 .(".: St. Ixiuls. ...8 37 .Wl
Phi I a 34 2t .f.4S Kansas Clty.43 28 .600
Pittaburgli .33 81 .MtiiChicago ....40 80 .&,2
St. lxuls ,.8i 84 .Mt Pittsburgh ..37 30 .nil
Boston 80 81 ,42 Newark 36 84 .MT
Cincinnati .28 33 .4ol Brooklyn ...SO 40 .42
Brooklyn ..30 8f .42' Buffalo 27 44.80
New York. .37 83 , 4G0jBalt!more ...26 48 .873
AMER. ACS-N. I STATE LKAOUF..
W.I.Prtl W.IPrt.
Indlanap's 43 27 .614, Beatrice . ... 21 it .txV)
Louisville ,V S3 .6.W) Hastings
St. Paul... .38 34 .614 York ....
..24 18 .671
1!
Kan. Cltv..8fl S8 .(hK): Kh bur v
.13 23 .3o I
luuwauKee 34 tn .4n.i
Cleveland .33 32 .MK!
Minneap s .81 38 .44'H
Columbus ..M 41 .3W
Yesterday's Resnlts.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Sioux City, 3; les Moines, 4.
St. Joseph. 3-0; Omaha. 7-3.
Topeka, o-8: lenver, 6-7.
Lincoln, 2; Wlrhlta, 8.
NATIONAL LEAGUE). ,
Pittsburgh, S; Chicago, 8. '
St. Louis. 0-2: Cincinnati. 1-3. .
AMERICAN LEAGUE?.
Cleveland 0; St. Ix)iils,2.
Chicago. 7: Detroit. 8. Ten Innings.
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
St. I-ouls, 6; Kansas City, 14.
Pittsburgh, 4; Chlcako. 5.
STATE LEAGUE.
Beatrice. 8; Falrburv. 7. Twelve
In-
lilnga.
York, (; Hastings, 7. Ten Innings.
tiatuea Today.
Western lnsue Jloux City at Des
Moines, St. Joseph st Omaha. Topeka at
Denver, Lincoln at Wichita (double
headera at all points.)
national ueaaue Boston at urooKiyn.
St. Louis at Pittsburgh, New Yoik at
'Philadelphia, Cincinnati st
hlcago
(double headers at all points.)
American league Washington fit Bos
ton, Philadelphia at New York, Chicago
at Bt. Louis, Cleveland at Detroit tdou-
ble headers at all points.)
rederal League 3t Louis at Kansas
City. Pittsburgh at Chicago, Bi:ff.lo at
Baltimore, Brooklyn at Newark (double
headers at all points but Uewark.)
Nebraska State Leaaue-Fatrburv at
Beatrice, Hastings at Yoik.
Big Field Takes
Part in the Happy
Hollow Golf
Play
Forty-three players took part In the
eighteen-hole handicap medal play, best
four-ball foursomes, with the winners re
ceiving cups by contributors, at the
Happy Hollow club Saturday. Scores
were as follows:
Gross, lldcn. Net
rauison ana cinepara, jr.. sz
Morrow and Young 83
Fitzgerald and Laverty.... 87
Freman and Scholer 87
8
8
7
18
1.1
12
i:
8
8
11
13
4
8
13
Gates and Moaer K
Robertson and Miller 8A
Tunldlff and McFarland.. W
Crawford and Marley W
t-llicn ana u Nell i
Updike and 8 h river 96
Wellman and Clark !
Wolf and McConnell 8
McDonald and Wells Wi
Leary and Smith 8 '
In the finals for the price presented by
W. O. Bullard, James Burness won from
Bryea Crawford, S to 1.
Independence day at Happy Hollow will
be celebrated with a bogey flag contest
and an approaching and putting contest
for various prises.
BLAIR'S PITCHER ALLOWS '
HERMAN BUT FOUR HITS
BLAIR. Neb., July 4-Speclal Tele
gram.) Blali- beat Herman yesterday at
Kennard In a tight game, featured by
Fitch's pitching- and the fielding of Ron
deau at sejeond and Burchman In ths out
field. Fitch allowed only four hits to a
team picked f om Herman and Oakland,
score :
HERMAN
BI.AIR.
AH II O A B.
AB II O A K
N Burdlc. rf 4 t 1H ranks, lb t II
( Pitch, lb. 4 1 S 0P(mk, lb. I 1
Was oar. lb. 4 8 4 8 ORondu. lb.. 8 18 4
W.l. e 4 11 la pratot. ss. I I I
Brown ... 4 I 4 1 Bunhaiaa. If 4 I 0
LBuritic. rf I AG Probst, cf. 4 1 1
M.Kar'ar, ss I I OKrauM. S...4 14 1
Esrt. lb.. 888 SKixpiwa, rf. 4 8 8
Camsros, if. 8 I 1 J.KItcb. .. 4 T
Tlls 81 4 It 11 8 TsUM 14 7 ft 14 I
Herman 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 02
Biair 0 0 2 0 0 2 0 1 0-3
Two-base hits: Rondea-i, O Probst,
Koeppen, Wagner. Stolen bases: Ii.
Cookiv P. CooWe. Rondeau i!), B. Probst
(2), Koeppen. Double ,lays: Rondeau to
B. Probst. Wsgner to C. Fitch to West,
p.anea on balls: Off Hrou'n 1, off Fitch 1.
Wild pitch: Brown (21. Time: 1:36. Um
pires: Anderson snd Kchaeffer.
MEDAL HANDICAP MATCH .
PLAYED AT FIELD CLUB
The following sixteen qualified In the
medal handicap play at tho Field club
Saturday. The pairings of the sixteen
are ss fnll.-
Qualifiers an draw:
Chaua. Hat telle puys F. W. Porter.
P. II. S aWll plays K. W. Bock.
C. M. Richards olays O. H. Beckett.
C. A. Thomas plsys J. A. F.peneter.
Joo Willl-iins plavs W. O. Nicholson.
O. W. Shtrl-ls plays I. J. Dunn.
C. W. Calk In a plays K Sweet.
F. W. Hale plays O. II. Runold.
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Llalnaeat.
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for sprains, bruises and rheumado pains
and ths great benefit I have received
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life, Wabash, Ind. If you are troubled
with rheumatic paint you will certainly
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REDS TWICE YICTORS
BY SMALL MARGINS
Cincinnati Noses Out St. Louis in
Both Games of Double-Header
in Close Contests.
WINNERS HIT PITCHERS HARD
CINCINNATI. July 4 Cincinnati nosed
out St. Ixnila In both games of a double
header here today, winning the first, 1
to 0, and the second, S to 3. In the first
Cincinnati's run was scored by a base on
balls, a sacrifice and a single by Dale.
In the aecend game Cincinnati hit Bailee
I hard and he left th mound In the aeventh
i sifter one run had been scored, ttelmr tha
score, and two men were on bases. Orlncr
could not atop the locals, for a single by
I Herxog brought home the winning run.
fin In stopped the game afler the seventh.
Score, first game:
' ST. lM-IS CINOINVATI.
At) H O. A . AB.H.O A. r.
Putlur, ss... 4 0 1 8 01rh. of
4 1 1
ln, cf.... 4
4 otUrtof, ss.. I I I
0 tiVt'lnso, ....! 4 1
4 tClark. c ... 1 t
0 OKllllfer. If.. 4 4 4
1 liOrnh. lb 3 0
I Ollrltlllh, rf . I 1 t
I OMnllwits. lb I 11
I (KIlMin, Sb I 4
flaUlo. p I I o
H Miller, lb... I
, W'lhna, rf... I
Hvslt. lb ...
,11-. k, lb I
I Snydsr, e. .. I
I Kiibtnann, B. I
ii
I Horho
Muggins ...
0 0
OS
TotU 17 7 17 II
Tnlil. 7 4 14 II l
Hatted for Koblnson in ninth.
Han for Roche in ninth.
St. lxiuls 0 0 0 0 u 0 0 0 0-0
Cincinnati 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1
Two-bBse hits: Snyder. Herxog. Stolon
base: liersog. SacrlfL-e hits: Hescher,
Griffith. Clarke. Double pIsYs: Klllifer
to Moliwlts, liersog lo Olson to Moll
wits, Groh to OInoii to Mnllwtls. Bases
on halla lff Tlrthlnant a lilt Kv tili..hA.l
ball : B Robinson; ilerzog: by Dale,
M.,mi. rirur uui, iv nooinauil, i, uy
Dale, 2. Umplrs: Oifci hnd (Julgiey.
Score, recond came: '
ST. 1XM IS -CINCINNATI.
AH II. O A K AH H O. A K
Builsr. ts... 4 111 Slarh. rf I I I
long. cl.... 4 0 I S tHenna. u... 4 140
Hmrjisr, If.. I I I OKIIIIfor. If., 1110
Millar, lb... 111 w troli, lb.... 3 1 I 1 I
Wilson, if... 8 I I OOrirnth rf. . I 1 I t
Hralt. lb... I 8 (iTvomblT. rf 1 A e
Hurilm. lb. I 1 I I tritrks. e . . I I 4
Knrd.r, a... 10 4 1 0Molll(i, lb I I 7 0
Hallos, a.:.. 8 I (Olios, lb. ... I I
Urlnor, e 0 OUir, p 3 I 0
Voa Kola-t. 4 0 4
Totali 17 3l
Totals M 8 18 ft 1
Batted for Iear In seventh.
St. lxiula 0 0 0 0 0 1 02
Cincinnati 0 0 0 0 1 0 33
Twu-base hits: Clarke, Besnher, Leech.
Three-base hit: HugKlns. Bases on balls:
Off Bailie. 2: off Lear. 3. Hits: Off
Sallee, 8 in six and two-tlilrda lnnlns;
off Grlner. 1 In one-third Innings Struck
out: By Sallee, 2; by Lear, 3. Umpire:
Orthur and guigley. ,
' Cabs Have F.dge oa Pirates.
CHICAGO, July 4 -Chicago defeated
Pittsburgh, 8 to &. tn the final game of
the series here today. The locale mnde
I heir runs by bunching hits off McQuiilun
end Cooper. Cheney weakened In t'ie
fifth when the visitors started a rally and
retlreil In favor of Lavender. Score:
riTTsnrium. chicaoo.
AB H O A 8 All II O A I
('itr. :f ... tit
Otlnm), rf ... 1 1 0 0
Collins, cf . I 1 8
HalM. lb.... 4 1
lltnrhmsa. rf 4 t
S 011. her, .. I I I
I OK. hull., If . I 1 I
OZIm'rauo, lb 4 1 t I 1
1 IKal.r, lb 4 11 S.S
I UW Iillasss. rf. 4 8 4
t Oriwlaa. lb.. 11111
1 lArrh.r, e... I 1 II
I fK"h.n.r. p... 3 1 S 1
0 0Undr, alto
It
Totals Ii II 27 I I
Waaner, as.. 4 0 I
Vli. Jh..... 3 I
Jnhnntoa. lb 4 111
Oilon. o.... 117
MrQniiiaa. a
Mlarmou ... 1 e S
CVioper. B.,. I S
Hrhans ....
Coslsllo ... I
ToUls tf 7 14 11 I
' snattcd for McQuillan In third.
. sKan for Ulbaon In ninth.
tHatted for Cooier In ninth.
PHtabiirah 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 S 1 X
Chicago 2 t T 0 0 1 0 0 sg
Two-base hits: Fisher (2). Stolen
bases: Balrd, Zimmerman, F hang.
Double play: Flslier to Zimmerman to
Saler. Bases on halls: Off Mcquillan,
2: off Cheney 3; off Lavender, 1. tllta:
Off McQuillan. 5 In two Innings, off
Copper, 7 In all Inntuga: off Cheney, !
in four Innings and none out In fifth; off
Lavender. 1 In five innings. Struck out:
By McQuillan. ' 1: bv Cheney, L; by
Cooper, I; bv Iavendrr. 4. passed bulls:
111. son. Archer. I'mplres: Klem and
Kmslie.
j
OTTO WALKER WINS
DODGE CITY POP POP" RUN
TKraE CITT. Kin., July . Otto
Walker of Oakland, Cel., won the second
300-mile Internal sviiut motorcycle rsce
here yestt.-ddy, clipping thirty min
utes off the world's record for the dis
tance. Walker's time was 3:5o:45.
licet Car
Omaha & Council Bluffs Street Railway Go.
ii as ! mill usiiessn una s)sm Hi in iim..i i iii.iu ., .. .....i.
for The Bee by
Lad Enjoys Trip to
Exposition Won in
The Bee's Contest
A handsome ostrich flume, direct from
a California ostrich farm, Is the souvenir
sent to Miss All.e Hull by her brother,
( harlea B. Hall, who wen a trip to the.
Ssn Francisco exposition In The life's
I'll name Pacific contest.
The 1m d is enjoylni; his trip Immensely,
and writes Inten sting accounts of his
sightseeing to his sister and his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. George M. U. Hall, who live
at the Kntrkrrhocker arartinents. Hu la
taking many pictures of th places he
visits.
At Isst reports he was leaving Hun
Diego for San Francisco, after touring
Denver, Salt Lake City, los Angeles and
Intermediate points cf interest. He ex
pects to return to Omaha about July lo.
McConnell's Hitting
Defeats Pittsburgh
CHICAGO, III.. July 4.-Mcl onneli s
hitting and pitching weie factors In Chi
cago's 6 to 4 defeat of Pittsburgh today.
The visitors pounded McUonnell hard,
but he ass strong In most of tlie tight
places, while Dickson was a virtlm of
a rally In the sixth hkh caused his
retirement. Score: R.H.K.
Pittsburg Ii ..0 2 1 'I 0 P 1 0 0 t 13
Chicago 0 1 0 0 0 3 1 0 -& 13 3
Hntteries: Allen, 'larni-r sihI O'Connor
and Kerry; McConnell and Wilson.
GREAT CROWD ATTENDS
THE RACES AT STANTON
STANTON. Neb,", July 4. -4 Special Tele
gramsOne of the largest crowds that
ever attended the celebration hers was
al tho fall- arounds ytterjny. There
wii an attendance of S.CXXJ people. Re
sults of the races- ,
Pacini, 2:18 class: Boh Armstrong, first;
Don W.. second; Miss logan, third.
Best time, 2:17.
Trotting, 2:;fl class: John Emmerson.
first; Chochanlt, second; Empress, third,
Ileal time. i:i.
Free-foi-all: Bessie Bee, first; list J,
second: Johnny Mills, third. Best
time, 2:10.
Itaeea at Waltoo.
WAHoOi Neh., July 4. (Special.)
Clreat priainllons are bi ing made for
the rn-e at the fair grounds In Wahoo
on July 27. 23 snd 2:t. The entries closed
lodas'. There are 1IH horses ent red tor
the event. T'le purses amount to over
St.jOO. Chas. Perky Is presidetit and Art
Perry Is secretary.
Trimble President
1 Of Schopl Alumni
Chandler Trimble, an Omaha lawyer
who graduated from Central High school
in 1910, has been elected president of ths
Omsha High school Alumni association
by tha board of directors.
Other officers chosen were: Dr. Abbi
Virginia Holmes. '90, vice president; Miss
Beulah Byrd, '12, secretary; Ralph S.
Doud, '08, treasurer. ' The election was
held st the office of Stuart Gould, ths re
tiring president, the directors who se
lected ths officers having been elected by
the members at the snnual reunion
June 21. ,
JACKSONIAN CLUB ENDORSES
MOVE TO GET CONVENTION
The Jscksonlan club, at a meeting held
Saturday In the club rooms at the City
National bank building, took, steps to
boom the campaign for Omaha as tb
plsce for the next democratic national
convention.
A committee consisting of J. W. Met
calfe, F. Weaver, C. C. Redwood, W.
F. Baxter, F. O. Odell and I. J. Dunn was
appointed to work In conjunction with
committees from other organisations to
this end.
t'onstlpatlaa tnn He far erf.
Start a two weoks' treatment cf Dr.
King's New Life Pills today. Oocd for
stomach and liver. 25c. All druggists
Advertisement. Service to
W!S22ESEM - CSS
A double track has recently been built from -.Locust
Street north to the gate of the Speedway. On July 5th (the
day of the big races), through cars from Fourteenth and
Howard . Streets will run direct to the Speedway. These cars
will bear signs reading: "TAKE THIS CAE TO SPEED
WAY." Extra service from Sixteenth and Locust Streets as
the travel may demand. x
Swinnerton
COBB WALKS HOME
IN TENTH INNING
Detroit Defeats Chicago, Eight to
Seven, After Two Men
Are Out.
SCOTT KNOCKED OUT OF BOX
DETROIT, Mich.. July 4.-Derolt de
feated Chicago In the tenth inning to
day, 8 to 7. Detroit's heavy hitters
knocked Scott out of tha box tn five In
t.lnga, obtaining a six-run lead. Steed
became wild In the fllith and his sup
port woakened. enabling Chicago to tie
the score. With two men out In the
t nth and Cobb and Crawford on bases,
Faher purposely passed Bush. He then
walked Baker on four , pitched balls,
forcing In Cobb. Scor:
t'HH'AOO. DETROIT.
ah H o
O AS
AB.H.O. A. C.
I'Vlscli. rf... i I
tVllt. lb 4 I I
Wsv.r, s... I
K Collins lb I
roiirntar, lb. 4
J. Collins, rf. t
Hnlh. IT 4
pvrha.k. c . . 4
Jllx kb'ns, lb 4
1 8
a
i it
i i
t
4
1
8 OK.raa-b 3b. t 8 I
I CXtb, of 8 3 3
t aror. rf I I I
tv-asrh. It... 4 1 1
8 lBurna. lb ... I 8 II
I OHush, ss.... 4 t 1
I tKtanass. 6. 8 1 4
I OH.k.r. .... t 1
I IKims. n t t
Hrott. S 10
Wolfgang, s. 1 1
Pshor. p 1
Wulslss ... 1
I
1 tfov.lMkla, 81
0 McKss
1
Totals II fit II I Totsls 41 15 14 4
two out wne:i witituns run scored.
Hatted for e'roH in sixth.
'Hatted for Strange In ninth.
ttlitrnao 0 I 0 0 0 0 I S 0 D 7
(Detroit .....I 0038000 0' 1 '1
Two-bas lilts: J. Collins. Crawford.
Veach. Three-baee 'hltsc Felsch, Vltt.
Home run: Crawford. Double plays: Vltt
to Hums. Bases on balls: Off Faber, 2:
off Steen, 3. Hits: Off Scott, 10 In five
Innings; off Wolfgang. I In two Innings;
off Kaber, 4 In two snd two-thirds in
nings; off Steen, 7 in seven nd one
third Innings; off Coveleekle, 3 In two
siul two-thirds Innings. Struck out. Hy
Scott, 1; by Faber, 8; by hteer., 1;
Ccveleskla, 4. Wild pltcnes: fteen. I. I'm
plres: Wallace and Connolly.
4 levrlaud Draws It leak.
ST. LOt'lS July 4.-Lowdrmllk shut
out Cleveland today, 3 to 0, In a one-hit
game. In which both teams played error
less ball . Lowdermllk helped his team
win by doubling In the eighth and scoring
on Shotten's double-. The other run was
brought In by Walker, who doubled la
the fourth and scored on Walsh's single.
Score:
CLEVELAND ST. IjOUIS.
AH II O A E AB.H.O A C
South Vs. rf I t I 1 erthotloa. If.. 4 1 1 t
Hsnt'oa. tb 4
l SA.nl la. lb... t
H'rait. lb.... 4
I ' Wslksr. f I
1 3
i a
4'tMipmaa, as I
Ja.li.oD, lb. I
diaiMr, If... I
Smith, rf..-. I
Wambla, lb. I
O N.III. o... a
Mllch.il. p. 1
a
at
a
a 3
OWalali. rf.... I
t
1 t isatr. Il... 8 8
1 1 Pl.arn. aa.. 8
I 0Harl'1. a..
e i
I I SL'tarmllk. p a 8 0 4 t
Jonea, p.
Total at a ti it
Jlbol4 .... 4
Totals 37 I 14 It .
Hatted for Mitchell In eighth.
Cleveland 0 9 0 0 0 0 0 9 a
St. Louis 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 1
Two-base hits: C. Walker. Lowdermllk,
Shotten. Three-base hit: Smith. Sacri
fice hit: Lavan. Bases on balls: Off
Mitchell. 2; off 'lowdermllk. t. Hits: Off
MltcheH, t n seven Innings;- off Jones, 3
In one Inning. Struck out: By Mitchell,
6; by lowdermllk, 7. empires: Bvans
and Chill.
For Omaha,' Counoll Bluffs and Vicinity
partly cloudy tonight and Sunday; not
much change In tsmperature.
' News Nates af Waaoo.
WAHOO. Neb., July 4. (Bpoolal.)-A
farewell reception was tendered K. E.
Lyle at his home last night by the Wahoo
Commercial club. Mr. Lyle has been a
I resident of this county for nearly forty
years and expects to leav next Tuesday
with his family for Los Angeles, where
they will make their horns. Speeches
w ere msde by old settlers snd business
associates. . s
According to tha assessor's returns,
there Is one automobile to every four
families in Saunders county. Tho as-'
sessor shows 1.0M machines for taxation,
and at, ths lsst election, there were 4,814
people who voted. Cedsr precinct, where
tho town of Cedar Bluffs ls located, have
17S votes snd ninety-seven automobiles.
orr Throat as4 Cheat.
Quickly relieved by Dr. Bell a Pine-Tar-Honey.
: It eaaea ths throat,: soothes ths
lungs, loosens phlegm. Only Xc. All
druggists. Advertisement.
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