Bringing .Up
O'T OLLVi
THI THE
ONLY THlNtj IN.
WORTH
rAT
Ly
'
1" JJj 7
AGAIN OMAHA AND
LINCOLN DIYIDE
Cecil Thompson Pitches a Shutout.
in First Fray, but Alexander is .
Hammered in Second.
BLODGETT FINISHES THE GAME
Following all custom and precedent,
Omiha And Lincoln divided the double
bill lit Rourke park yesterday afternoon.
Omaha won the first Rama, S to 0, and
dropped the second, 7 to 4.
Cecil Thompson, the well known south
paw with control, cooked the lowly Links
to a nice brown In the opening conflict.
Cecil was extremely stingy with the base
knocks, allowing but four, and It vn a
simple matter for the Rourkes to blank
the ambitions Links. Twice did a Link
explore the regions around third base,
but there was no such thing: as scientific
research around the home plate as far
as Matty Mclntyre'a crew was concerned.
On the other bsnd, Ole Warveson was
Mny pickings for our s'.de and he was
hammered " for fourteen hits and five j
marks. Hits by Smith. Forsyth and
Krueger netted one tn the opening frame
and hits by Smith, . Krueger arid Krug j
and Narvrson's three-base heava netted
two tn the third; A triple by Forsythe
nnd McAllister' error gave Omaha one
In the fifth and hlta by Krug, Thoma
son and Whalen one In the eighth.
Lose Game In First Roan.
Put tie second game la a different
tale. Younr Raymond Alexander was
sent to. the front by General Krug, but
he was unequal to the crliii. He got In
bad Haf t at te stnrt and was given the
gate before the first s;asm wa well un
der !,
Wolfe made n hit and McGafflgan sac
rificed. Then Schrelber made a hit and
A'ex walked Mclntyre and Ya'ntB, chok
ing the runway. This was the signal for
Ravmond'a departure and Tom Blodgett
hulled In from the bull pen, where he
had been diligently warming up. Tom
evidently wasn't warm enough for Davy
Lloyd emcked out a bingle which swept
the sacks, counting three for the oppo
sition. Another on was made off Tom In the
seventh and two more In the ninth on
three hits and Whalen's error.
Omaha managed to nak over four
runs when Rex Dawson wasn't looking,
but four wasn't enough.
The Lincoln-Omaha series will conclude
today with a single same, .which starts
at S o'clock. It will be ladies1 day. Score,
first game:
OMAHA.
A B. R
H.
1
2
3
3
0
2
2
1
A.
3
0
0
0
3
1
0
4
4
Breen, ?b
Smith, If
Forsythit rf...
Krueger.X c
Krug. lb
Schliehner. lb.
Thomason, cf..
v Whalen. ss
Thompson, p...
Totals
35
6 14 27 IS
LINOC LN
AB. R.
H.
1
0
1
i
0
0
0
0
0
0
A. E
0 1
2 1
0 0
Wolfe If
VcGa'ffluan. ra.
Schreihrr, cf....
Mclntyre, rf
McAlllsttr, ct. .,
More
Lloyd, 2h i
lak y. II
Narveson, p....
Williams, lb.. .
4
0
1
l)
0
0
1
0
3
I
Totals
4 24 11
B.tted for McAllister In ninth.
t-Mitana
(una 1
Hits i
Ltncolu
Funs o
Hits 1
0 3 0
2 3 1
1 0 0
I 0 1
s
-14
0 0
0 0 0 0 0
0 0 10 1
1- 4
n,,! Forsythe. Two-base
Thonm.cn. WhalenV Stolen ba"?
l-orythe. K-ueger. Wolfe. Sacrifice
toreythe. Smith. Double play: Th. mS:
on to Breen to . hllebner Left on
tar,:o maha- : Uncoln, 7. StVu?"
ut: By Thompson. 5; by Narveson "
Hsses on balls: Off Thompson. 2 passed
ball: McAllister. Time: LSi VmMn
n Syckle. Score, second game
LINCOLN. AB. R
H.
8
1
-1
0
O.
3
3
2
t
Wolfe. If
M'Gafflgan. ss..
S broiber. cf
Vclntyre, rf
i ants, e
Lloyd, 2b
Daley, 3b
Dawson, p
Willie mi. lb....
a r
o
3 0
0 0
0 0
1 it
S 0
i o
4 I
0 1
5 1
A. E.
3 0
0 0
0 0
1 0
0
0 0
0 0
1 !
0 0
13 1
1
1
0
IS
Totals.
24 T
OMAHA.
11 ' 27
AB. R.
H
3
1
1
0
1
o.
1
0
0
Breen. 2b ,
Smith. If
Forsythe, rf
Krueger. c
Krug. 3b
Kchllebner, lb....
Thomason, cf
v halen, as
Alexander, p
B'odgett, p. ......
Kafora
Total
4
4
4
0
8
0
0
.35
S 27
Lincoln
Runs Hits
Dmaha
IHIMHK
3 0 0 1 1 1 1 0 3-u
Runs S 1 4) 0 1 0 -4
Hits I I I M I I I 1-1
Two-base hits MoGafflgan, Smith.
Stolen bases: Williams. Bret n (2), Sacri
fice hit: McGaffigan. Ikjuble plays:
Jiieen to Sehllebner, Krueger to Breen
to Krueger. Lr't on bases: Uncoln. 4:
Omaha. 8. Hits: Off Alexander. 3 In
one-third inning, off Blodett. s In eight
snd two-thirds innings, biruck out By
Dswson. 1: by BloJgett, 4. Basa on
bail: Off Dawson, i. off Alexander, I.
Time; X.'-A. Umpire: Van Hy:kle.
Father
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SIOl A.A.ND I1F.AH BREAK F.VEN
Indiana Lose the Opener and
Win
the gecond.
fIOTX CTTT. la., July ll.-Plnux City
broken even In a double-header here to
day. The Indiana lost the opener. 4 to 1,
and won the second. 22 to . McCormlck.
an outfielder was one or the three men
wlio pitched for Denver. Score, first
game:
DBNVER.v
AB. R
. 6 0
H.
1
0
1
1
1
4
0
1
0
o.
4
I
0
1
11
1
4
1
Spencer, cf
Miller, rf .
. 6
. 4
t 4
. 5
. 4
. 2
. 3
. 1
' McCormlck
If...
Gelloway, 2b
Coffey. 3b
Shields, lb
Kelleher, ss
Shestak. c
IGaskell, p
Totals r-1 4 9 27 11
1
SIOUX CITY.
AB. R H
o.
A.
I
2
3
1
. 1
3
0
1
li
0
0
Ccwnev. 2b 2 0 16
Davln. rf 4 0 2 2
CaDahan. ss , 3 0 0 1
IJpune. cf 4 111
Kinne, lb 3 0 0 l
FTlcns'lng. 3b 4 0 12
Clarke, If. 2 0 0 1
Donnelly, c 4 0 0 5
Boothby, p 8 0 0 1
P. Clark 10 0 0
Danldeon 10 0 0
Totals 31 1 5 27 1 S
Pataed for J. Clark In seventh.
Batted for Boothby In ninth.
Denvw 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 1 0-4
Sioux : City 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 01
Two-base hits: Hensling, Shields. Home
run: Lejeune.- Sacrtrire hits: Oankll 2.
Kelleber. Stolen bases: Coffey Shielded
Double plays: Boothby to Hensling to
Kane. Oaskell to Shields. Bases on balls:
Off Boothby. S; off Oaskell. 5. Struck
out: Bt' Boothby. 3; by Oaskell. 8. Wild
i.ltch: .Oaskell. Hit by pitched ball: Bv
Oaskell (Cooney). Time: 1:37. Umpire:
Mullen. Score, second game:
SIOUX CITY.
AB. R.
Cooney, 2b 5 2
Davis, rf 8 4
Callahan sa 5 2
Iejeijne, cf 4 3
Kane, lb 3 S
Hensling, 8b 4 3
Davidson, If 8 2
Crosby, o 4 0
Iron." p 1 0
P. Clark, p 4 1
H. O. A. E
1 0 6 0
3 3 3 0
2 2 3 0
2 8 0 0
3 14 0 0
3 0 2 1
2 10 0
3 4 0 1
0 0 0 0
300
21 27 .11 2
H. O. A.E.
2 110
1 1 10
0 2 0 0
IB 2 1
2 10 0
1 8 1 0
.0210
14 3 0
0 0 3 0
1-0.3 0
0 0 0 -0
"5 24 14 1
0 0 0 0 08
5 0 16 -J2
Totals
, 36 23
DENVER.
AB. R.
Spencer, cf
Miller, rf
McCormlck, lf-p
Oalloway, in .....
Coffey, 3b
Shields, lb
Kelleher, sa
Shestak, o
Harrington, p ...
Arellanes, p .....
Whalen, cf
Totals .
Denver ....
Sioux City
V
0 2 1 3
1 3 4 4
Two-base hits: Crosby, Spencer, Shields.
P. Clark. Le.teune (2), Kane. Home run:
Hensling. Sacrifice hlta: Davis. Hens
linir. Iron. Leieune. Davldxon. Stolen
bases: Coffey. Shields 2t. Galloway, Da- i
vtdson, Lejeune, Hensling. louDie play: i
Shields to Shestak. Hits: Off Harring-
toil, In two and one-third Innings; off I
Iron, 4 in tnree and one-third innings; off
Arellanes. a In two ana two-tmrua in-
ninge; off McCormlck, 9 in three Innings;
off Clark, 5 In four and two-thirds n-
nlngs. Bases on balls: Off Harrington,
8; off Iron, 8: off Arellanes. 8; off Mc-
Cormlck. 3; off Clark. 1. Struck out: By
Harrington. 1; by Iron, 2; by McCormlck.
2; by Clark. 1. Wlld pltch: McCormlck.
Time: 2:15 Umpire: Mullen.
wichk, drop two to doosters
Des Molaea Haa.Eavay Time In Cop-
pin a Both Games ( Doable Bill.
DES MOINES, la., July U.-Dea Moinr s
won two games In -jasy fashion from
Wichita today with semes of to 1 and
4 to 2. Score, first game:
WICHITA.
AB. K.
H.
0
0
2
0
1
0
0
1
0
0
0
o.
0
8
9
0
1
1
6
4
0
0
1
Roche. If
Fox, cf
Vatterson, lb
Tydeman, rf .
Brltton, 3b ...
Hosp, as
Chsrles, 2b ...
White, c
Griffith
GelHt, p
Sullivan, p ...
Tota'a
SO 1
DEB MOINES
4 24 17
AB. II. H.
O.
0
A. E
Hahn. rf ...
Hunter, cf ...
Bills. If .....
.ones. Ib ...
Hartford, ss .
Sawyer. 2b .
Tannehill, 3b
Graham, c .,
llusser, p ...
3
8
8
3
4
4
4
4
3
0
0
0
0
4
1
3
Tot a' i
.30
12 27
Batted for White in ninth.
Wichita 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 01
Dee Moines 3 0 1 4 0 1 0 0 -
Two-base hlta: Hartford (2), Hunter.
Facrtflc hlta: Patterson, Hanler (2.
Bills (3iT Muaeer. Stoln bss; Koi'he
Ci. Left on bases: Wichita. 7: les
Moines. 6. Pitching record: 8even hits
snd eight rune off Gelst In four Innings.
Struck out: By Musstr. 8. by Gelnt. I.
Bases on balls: Olf Musser, 4; off Oeist.
2; off Sullivan. 1. Hit by pitched bail:
Hahn. Umpires; Abbott and Cusick.
Time: 1:58.
bcore. secona game:
WICHITA.
AB. K
H. O. A. E.
0 ' 1 0 0
8 2 0 0
1 14 1 0
2 0 0 0
10 2 1
0 13 0
13 4 0
2 10 1
0 14 6
0 0 0 0
10 24 U "i
I.
H. O. A. E.
110 0
0 i 0 0
12 0 0
110
13 3 0
112 0
0 8 S 0
1 S 1 0
0 11 0
5 27 10 1
ninth.
1 0 0 0 11
if, U...JL1
Roche. If ...
Fox, cf
Peterson, lb
Tydtman, rf
Million. 3b ..
Hoap, ss
Charles, 2b ..
Griffith, o ...
Brown, p ....
Southern ....
4
Totals
8S 3
DES MOINE8
AB. K
Habn. rf ...
Hunter, cf ..
Bills. If
Jones, lb ....
Hartford, ss
flawyer. 2b ..
Tannehill. Ib
Brn, c
Vanderrelde.
Total ....
Hstted for
V knlta
i l g . .. ' mm
4
0 0 0 0
n o a n
THE BEE:
Copyright, 1:s, International
Ne Pervtc.
7 f i IV 1 I w I I J r - B I S - - " I
!, : , .
! Standing of Teams
i
FED
LF.AGCK. i AMER. ASSN.
W.Urct.l W.LFct.
St. Louis... 44 ?o .;!, Indianapolis. 45 35 .Ml
Kan. City. .44 .2 .(.?. St. I'aul 43 35 .Wl
Chicago ...4.1 fU .57S Kan. City.. 41 3 .613
Pittsburgh 40 Z .511; Minneapolis 40 38 .513
NVwark ....40S5.S33 Cleveland ..8S M .600
Brooklyn ..81 45 .4iWl Milwaukee ,3rt 43 .42
Buffalo ....32 4i .410 Louisville ..38 39 .4H
Baltimore ..27 47 . 365 Columbus . 30 47 .art
AM. LEAOUK. NAT L LEAOUK.
W.UPct. W.LIVt.
Chicago 27 Chicago 4 31 .
Boston ....44 2 Phlla :is SI .Kbl
Detroit ,...4". 29 .13 Hroukl n ...37 3o .Ml
New ork .W 37 .57 .-t. louls. .. .! 37 .511
Wash ;S S3 .4!", Pittsburgh. . .3i S .4!-3
inula 2S 4 .7New York... 3n .4.S
St. Louis ..44 ,3S1 Cincinnati . 37 .48
Cleveland . Jfc 4o .:m BoH'ii 32 4fl .441
WL8T. LRAOl P. NV.I! ST. LBAGl'K.
W.L.Pct. W.UPct.
TVs M. ..47 2 ,M Beatrice .. J .r.2
Demer ...II 31 M9' Hastings ..X 22
Uncoln ..J7 34 .5111 YorV 'JO 2 .417
Ornaha ....?H S .514 Fair bury ..i0 27 .4Ji
Topeka 37 37 .&'"
St. .loseph .W 40 .4291
Sioux city .an 41 i3'
Wichita . . .27 4.2 asli
Yealerdar's Reantta.
WKSTKRN LEAGUE.
Denver. 4-6; Sioux Cltv. 1-22.
Lincoln, -7: Omaha. 7.14.
Topeka. 4-2: St Joseph. 1-3.
Wichita. 1-2: Pes Moines. 9-4.
NATIONAL LEA O UK.
No SAmm scheduled.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Washington, S-5; Chicago, 3-12.
Philadelphia. 4; St. Louis. 8.
Boston. 4: Detroit, 5.
New York, 5; Cleveland. 2
FEDERAL L 10 AGUE.
Pittsburgh. 1: St. Louis. 4
Chicago, 7-3: Kansas City, 2-4.
Newark. 2; Baltimore, 1 '
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
, Minneapolis, 7-1; Ixilsvllle, 4-0.
Milwaukee, 2 8: Columbus. 11-5.
Kansas City, 8-5: Cleveland. 4-4.
St. Paul, 6-1; Indlanapnlln, 1-0.
NF.BRASKA STATE LEAGUE.
Hastings, S-l; Faii-bury. 4-2.
Games Today
Western I eague-i Denver at Sioux City,
Lincoln at Omaha. Topeka at St. Joseph,
Wichita at Des Moines.
National League Pittsburgh at Phila
delphia, St. Louis at Boston. Chicago at
Brooklyn, Cincinnati at New York. .
American League Boston at Detroit.
New York at Cleveland. Phllade'phia at
St. Louis, Washington st Chicago.
Federal Leasue Pittshtirgh at Bt.
Louis. Brooklyn at Buffalo.
Sacrifice hits: Brown, Tannehill, Breen,
Vandervelde. Stolen bases: Fox, Patter
son, Hartford. Ift on bases: Wichita,
12; Des Moines. 3. Struck out: By Van
dervelde, 3. Bases on bal's: Off Vander
velde, 4; off Brown. 1. Hit with pitched
ball: Bv Vandervelde (Roche); by Brown
(Hunter). Passed balls: Breen 2t, Grif
fith. Time: l:iA. Umpires: Cusick and
Abbott.
WHALES TAKE ONE,
KANSAS CITY OTHER
;
I v . R0,. tTit. (liVm ChicaffO and
X-XWa JJase illlS UlYe VmcagO ana
j p,,.v, - fin me ADi"Ce in a
taseys I Uamt Api-ce l
i Double-Header.
j Auuotc ncnuci.
j
BROWN WINS OYER JOHNSON
CHICAGO. July 11. Extra base bits
fave Uhlcago ana Kansas vity one game
1 npleco In today's double-header. In the
' fret arre. Zwllling. with two home runs
j and double, batted in six runs for the
I Whales, while Brown pitched steadily In
j lh" troublesome places and won over
K. I Johnson and Main, T to 2. A batting
J rally in the seventh Inning brought vlc
0' tory to Kansas City in the second. 4 V 3.
0! Brown's tws-hai?ger was the mo6t telllna
blow of the round. Score, first game:
K H.fci
Kansas City 00200000 0: 7 3
Chicago 0040201 0 7 12 3
Batteries Jchnson, Main and East
erly; Brown and Flsclior. Score, second
tamo. K.I I.E.
Kanaa Cilv 0000004O 04 3 I
Ch'cao r 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 n 3 4 1
Batteries: Packard and Brown: Pren
dergast, McCnnnell and Wilson, Kiev her.
Terriers Trim Rebels.
ST. I OU1S. July It. Although St.
Louis and Pittsburgh each Kt seven Mis
In todsy's zame, ths visitors got the
01 small end of n 4 to 1 score. Crar.dnJl
kept the hits well scattered.
Score
R H.K.
Plttshiiri.-h ...0 0000001 0-1 7 1
0 -St. Louis 02300 u 00 I 7 I
Batteries. Knetier and Berry; Cran
dall and Hartley.
Trrpa Trim Newark.
NEWARK. N. J.. J.ily 11 -Rar'den'
throwing wben he caught two Baltimore
player off second and Earl Moseley'
spit ball spelled defeat for Baltimore to
day, 1 to 1. Newark won tn the ninth
on hit by Campbell, I'i i-sh and Sheer.
Soore: R H E.
Bultlmnre 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0-1 0
Newark 0 19 0 0 0 1-4 1
Batteries: Bailey and Owefis; Moseley
and Rariden.
chayler Beat Hosiers.
SCHDYLEH, Neb., July ll.-(Rpeclal
Tle;,-ram. B.'huylcr defeated llogcrs.
Runs: idhuyler. ft; Rr.pers. 1. Hits:
Schuyler, ft; Rogers i. krrors: Bchuyler.
6: Rogers. 3. Batteries: Andrews and
Davls. Arp and 8cot. Struck out: By
Andrew., 23; by Arv. C. Umpire: Bir
ken. The Meridian Auto Polo company gav
an exhibition following the game.
Faas Wsklig l.
With most of the one-Ume Philadelphia
stars In the uniforms of other towns the
Quaker City "fans" who fslled to be
come regular patrons of the games there
sre beginning to resllae ihst 'Connie'
Mack had svm tidy ball elub.
Jalr the Most for Colds.
Harden yojr ijstem with BeU aPlne-Tar-Honey.
It kill the cold grrm.
Cures t cough. Only c All drugsirt.
- r 1 1.
OMAHA. MONDAY. JULY
V
VHAT"?
TOO
THlNci .
KIN EE THE
KEAL VEMVJS
throoch that
BALL GAME ENDS 1
TH BIP.HT ATQT IftPi
in iiuui ni uiiu vjj
Manager Jackson and Umpire
D'Brien Exchange Blows When
Man Called Safe.
OTHERS JOIN IN THE MIX UP
ST, JOSEPH. Mo., July ll.-Tha second
game this afternoon between Topeka and
St. Joseph ended In a fight when Um
pire O'Brien called a man safe at home
with the winning run for St. Joseph.
Manager Jackson disputed the decision
and In the mlx-up whlrh followed, O Brlen
and Jackson exchanged lively blows,
ntcher Dashner, who was on the bench
In plain clothes, ran to the field and was
knocked dowrft
Inflelder Bostlck attempted to mix In,
but was) taken by the police to central
police station, from where he later was
released on bond for appearance tomor
row morning In police court.
Both., games were pretty pitchers'
battle, the first going to Topeka, 4 to
1, In 'the ninth Inning, and the second
being won by St. Joseph. 3 to 2, In the
eleventh. Pitcher Val, who started the
second game for the locals, was overcome
by heat and relloved by Whitman. Score,
first game:
TOPEKA.
AH. R. H. O.
E. ,
1
King, If
Bostlck, ra ....
Trainer, rf ....
Mayer, lb
Jackson, cf ...
Lattimore, 2b .
Cochran, 2b ..
Unpps. c
Dashner, p ....
..4 0
..2 0
.. 4
.. 3
.. 8
.. 1
.. 3
.. 4
.. 4
Totals 2S t 4
ST. JOSEPH.
3
AB. K. H.
A. E.
0 0
Nicholson, !f
Bliss
Koehlrr. ;b .
Rapp, ss
Williams, lb
Watson, rf .
Groellng, 3b
Helmer, cf ..
Moore, c
Vance, p ....
Ewoldt
3
1
5
3
3
4
2
4
4
8
1
0
1
2
1
0
3
I
o
?
0
Totals
u
Batted for Nlcholaon in the ninth.
Batted f or ance tn the ninth.
Topeka .v 0 0 0 0 1 ti 0 0 8-4
8t. Joseph 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 01
Two-base hit: Kochler. Sacrifice hits:
Williams, Bostlck. Jackson, Lnttlninre.
Double plays: Ropp to Williams to Groe
llng. Ijittlmore to Bostlck. Struck out:
Bv Dashner. bv Vance. 1. Bases on
balls: Off Dsshner, 4; olf Vsnce. 6. Hit
with pitched ball: By Daai'.ner. 1. Mi:il
pitches: Vance. 3; Iiashner. I. Passed
all: Moore. Left on bases: Ht. .losepn,
I'l; Topeka, 5. Time:
.10.
Umpire:
O'Brien.
Score, second game:
TOI'EKA.
AB.
R. H.
0 0
o.
1
i
1
4
A.
0
0 '
King, if.:
Bostlck. tt. ,
Tralnr, rf....
Mayer, lb ....
Jackson, cf
Lattimore '.'b.
Cochran, 3b...
ltarpa. c
U rover, p
... R
. . 6
... &
... 3
... 3
... 4
... 4
... S
... 5
0
o
l
i
0
o
o
o
Totals
.3
t '32 10
ST. JOSEPH.
AB. K. .H. )
Nicholson. If.
Koehler, 2b
Harps, ss
Hllilami. tb..
Watson, rf....
Groelln, 31)...
Helmer. cf ...
Bliss, p
Vol p
Wldeman, p..
. 5 I
Total 33 3 8 33 IS 4
Two out whin wtnnlnir run scored.
: To eka 0 (' 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 02
j St. Joseph ....OOOOOlOtlOl 13
Three-be.se Ht: Jackson Sacrifice hlta:
. Lattimore. Kofh.ei, Hupp (3, Wldeman.
: Stolen bases: Trslnor. Grover. Biruck
out: By Val, S; by Wldeman, 1; by Gro-
vcr ",. B'ins on balls: Off Val, t; off
Wldeman, I; off Grover. V Hit by pitched
osii; t'.y ur-jver, 4. rBeq onu: i.'if's.
Iliu: tiff Val. 2 In oi-nt and one-third
innings. Dnubte play: Jackson to llapps.
Time; 2.4.
Armours Win Out
Game with W. 0. W.
The Armour defeated th Woodmen of
the World at Luxu park yesterday. Th
Armour Won the game In the first four
Innings, wben they batted Potaach for
I nine hits. Including Sullivan' three-bag-
gtr. Score:
AHMOl-R. WOODMBN.'
AB. HO. A S. ABU.O.AB
Irs, Ib-p-cf I III OSmilh. lb... I till
i fjannlaon rf . 4 t
I (1 Hl fi. 4
1 0ol,a. lb.... 4
I eksmp, lb.... I
t IJ.ro.li cf. .. I
I
I A
A
A
l urt-omo. Mil
etltoiifcl. to. I
Yost. If-JV. t I
Uurnra. cf p I
Kin. lb ... I I
1 in Hichn, If 4
I 0Prfk. 4
A
3 II I
Hull n.lf I
1 A A 0P-Knrh t-rf I I A
I 1 111 Uulra. rf p 111
'HhsDSoa, .. 4
Totals ....40 14 tilt t Totala ...II I 17 14 I
Armours 0 0 1 i 1 0 0 0 07
Woodmen 000801 00 0-4
Earned runs: Armour. 6; Woodmen, 3;
Three-base hit: Pulllvan. Two-bae hits:
Corcoran, Hiatt, Kemp. Double plays:
Hlstt to Btiloskl to Han. Corcoran to
Htlloskl to Rysn. Hits: Off Hiatt. 4 In
four Innings, off Sullivsn, 4 In four In
nings; off Potaach, 8 In four innings,
b truck out: By fulllvan. i. by Potasih,
S. by McGulre, 7. fiascs on balls: Off
McOulre. 8; off Potssch, 2. off Culllvan,
L Time: 2.00. I'mplre: Qulgley.
lostkrra A ssorlattoa.
Mobile. ; Nsshvllle. 0.
Memphis, 4: Birml-ighsm, 1
New Oriesiis, 8; Ultle Rock, 1 (five
Innlncoi
Ke.ond gsme: ,
New Or eiiis. ; Little Rock, 0 fsevem
InrliifS, agrxinent)
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Or PLANETS
Falls City Defeats
Seneca Grays
FAI.T CITY. Neb.. July ll.-tSpeclal
Telegram.) Falls Cltv defeated the Ben
aca (Kan.) Grays by the score of 8 to 8.
Vrater, catcher, and Sallxburv, pitcher,
featured. Score; RUE
Seneca 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0-8 10
FhII Cltv ... 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 8 2
Thrte-ba.e hits: Hlcklln, Llffold. Two
base hit: Salisbury, retteries: "eneca,
Taylor and Vothees; Falls City, Snider,
Ssllsburv and Potest Time: 1.48. Um
pires: Vsnderhlll and Brltt. Attend-
anca: 4U).
SHANER'S CREW
BEATS REDS TWICE
Fairbury Takes Both Ends of the
Double-Header from .Hast-
i ings Team.
'FIRST NINTH CRITICAL FRAME
FAIRBURY. Neb. Ju'y ll.-Dvl Shan
er's crew covered itself with glory this
aftcmonn by taking a double-header
from the Hastings Reds, winning tilt
first by S to 4. the secmd by 2 to 1.
Thmiis looked gloomy for the locals
In the ninth frame of the first game, bu
First Baseman Hlldebrand's willow saved
the d:i by driving out a grounder, bring
ing In two scores.
The Red threw the second game away
In Hit fourth frame when Ihieslng scored
on Richardson's wild throw In to third.
Beaver held the vlwllor to three hits
In the first game nd Bishop allowed
only two safe connections In the sc
ond. The locals out hit and outplayed the
Reds at every point In both games
Lucre, flrct game:
HASTINOrf. FAIRBt'RT.
AR H O A E AD tt.O A g
Hulllvn, u. loot OHIIilsb'4, lb I I 11
i
Mill, lb
Wii-nli. If.. 4
oil Hjihh, 10 ... 4 I t 1 1
SIS (M 'on boy. ih.. 411
.Diumm. lb.. S 1 11
0 IVirniT, rf . 4 1 I
Hlrh'dsotl, c 4
W.ldfl, cf .. 4
Bfnnti rf.. 4
III Alfcisnry rf.. I 8 I
0 1 0 OTbloilns. If. I
I
0 10 01-irlun. li . 4
1 I 0
tllKin. Ib I
1
liHnDlh, ..., 1110
. Illlry, p.... I 0 1
Wuve, p... i I 0 I 0
-Smith 1 t I
Total
11 12? 15 1
Tntsli ....! U li II I
Batted for Beaver In ninth.
llas.liitt 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 1-1
Fairbtu-y 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 2-4
Two-base hits: Downey. Thlestng. Vur
nt-v, Muiiurisin. Sl'en bases: Lamb,
Downey, I'ouhln pin vs. Sullivan to
Dnunin to Richardson. Bases on balls
tiff Beaver, I; off Riley, 1. Hit b,'
pitched bail: liuotne. Hits: Off Beaver,
3. off Riley. II. Struck nut: By Beaxer.
3. byv Hllcy 1. Time: 1:41S. Umpire: Mon
roe. ficore, sectnd ifame: x
HA8TtN1i. . KAIRBt'RY
All H O A K AB U O A
SMIIlTSn. M i 0 I I iHlldab'd lb 4 I 10 1 4
Ohl. lb I 0 4 0 llmb, lb.... 4 I
M b. If.. I 0 0 0 OTonUi. Ih . Mill
Urumm, lb. . I 0 14 1 JV.rn.r. cf . I I 0 0 0
Kl.-h Dion, e I ) 0 I ODnwnrr. rf.. I 1 I
Wrlrtrl. rf.. I 0 I U oTMMInf. If. I I I
nnnit. rf.. 1110 npirmn. m... I 1
"'Inn, Ih ... 114 1 OBooihs, ..
Wilsht. p. . I I I OUiilinp, ..
Riley, p 1 0 0 4 0 -
Tot 1 1 ..
I I I I
10 11
.M 4 n 17 0
Touli ....17 I 24 14 4
Hastings 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 01
Kslruuiy 0 J J 2 0 0 0 0 2
Two-base hits: Weldel, Downey. Stolen
(user: tonboy, Th eoliu. Uasos on balls.
!f Blsi op, 2; off Wrlr.ht. 3. Hlta: Olf
Bishop. 2. off WrKht. 4; off KHev .
.Htruck out: By Mdinu, S; by Wright, 3.
'Iline: 1:44. Umpire. Monroe.
! Central City Loses
to North Platte
i , '
NORTH PLATTE. Neb., July 11 Ppe
clal Telegram.) The North Piatt Boost
er defeated Central City today. 2 to 0.
In tho fastest game of the season. The
! tcsms will plsy again Monday. Today's
?ore. i R H E.
'central Cty...O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 8 1
Notth Piatt... 0 1 0 i 0 ii O 02 7 0
Karned run: North Platte. Three-base
hit: llolllriny. Bases on balls: tiff Art
ley. I. 'i'wo-base nils Handall. Cotner,
bmilh. Utrui-k out: Bv -Artley. T; by
Dniuiey, Double plays: Budsrd te
Uituei, Bauer to Bright to Gettman, Den
ney to Cotner to Smith. Batteries: Cen
tral Cy. Iiennev snd Grant; North
Pl-itte. Artlev snd Hollidsy. Stolen base:
Bullard. Time; 1.4 I'mplre: TlUy.
Scorer: Kendall.
NEARLY TWO HUNDRED
ENTRIES FOR MALVERN RACES
MALVEKN. la.. July 11 (Special.)
Even thing 1 In readlne for the big
rare meet, base ball tournament and night
show to he given by the MI'I County
Agricultural oclety, July 18-15. Th
classes for harness horses are all ws'l
filled, with 12 battle's horses now on
tne grounds and more coming. The en
trie Include msnv of the fastest horse
in the country nd com fruin thirteen
different tate. There sre now on ths
grounds more than fi'ty running horses
lo stsrt In the several running rsces.
In addition to th harness and running
lace there wl'l bo two bate ball game
eah day by fat teams, big free at
tractions In the afternoon and a big
night show In the evening.
The Irark Is la fine condition, and with
ths Cass of horses that are starting In
the race there will undoubtedly be some
Week records boen.
ftetala the Title.
PT. I.OV1S, Ju'y 1J.--I 'rummond Jone
.. d i . 1 1 f a, i .ut. ......
. sua iwi.iiv . 1 ' " r ' . -v r
retslned th double championship of th
Centrsl ntates Tennis association, by de
feating ful Darrough and Eugene Mon
nett fik'ahoma champions, fcore: 11-13.
II. T . V i , g ' -1 V
1 "
I'LL TCCH
TXXtt TOKlO
AH OL.0 MAN -T
HERB S OOME
VTrVt5 rot
...Ml '" "'Hilt. J
ANV I
li 0
TIGERS CAPTURE
ONE FROM BOSTON
Detroit Overcomes Three-Run Lead
and Red Sox Go Down to
FIVE TO : FOUR IS THE SCORE
, DETROIT, Mich . July M. -Detroit over
Came a three-run -led and defentrrt Bos
ton today, 5 to 4, scoring the winning run
in the ninth Inning when with one out
and two on base. Crawford doubled ovsr
first '.bare. A triple by Crawford with
Cobb on. tied the score In the seventh
Inning. '9 ore: ' " ' , 1 .
fcOsTOV.
AH H O k K
llniwisr. r . I H VIM
prrnoiT
B m o.a.b
lb 4 i I I
J.nvrin. m.,4 4 .' Khmh. b
Stftp. rf. 4 11 bb '.... I
AII0
I I A 0
I i 0
0 IS "
1 It I I
AIIS
OIIS
stun
If ft
0 0 0 II
HMMI . .lb I tin S V rtit. rf I
tl. IT
I I f 1 fVM'b If.i.. I
0r(lr. ih
Itanu ih...
'Oily, t
TNomia, e.
Shme,' p. ..
M'ji,
llrnrlMxea
I I n
Hum. Ib. . .. I
A l I QPni,
, at.. I
til 4ehr. c
ooo i . p
0 0 1 fM'KH
0 0 I I'M .rrtf
oooo
. . . 1 Tuuli 1) I ft it t
Tntl .,..11 4t'. Ml..
Hutted for CaiK In ninth.
Batted for '-tar.sg In sixth.
. Mian, fcr MeKee Q sixth.
tn out when winning- rt'rt scored.
Heston , .0 o o 3 0 l o o 0-4!
Detroit .'. 9 0 1 0 2 1 0 It-J
Two-base- hlrs: Iwl,; Gardner ' I2i,
Crawford. Three-baee hit; iloblltxel.
erawrW-t. Aolen-haa:. Cobb. Bush
(2t. Vlarned runs- BnMcn, 4; Detroit, 3
double p'ay: Baker to Bush. Btses n
be'ls:. Off Phore, 4: off Mavs. U off
Dauss. 8. Hit: tiff Phorc, 6 In the and
two-third Inninls; nif Mv. i. In two
end two-thirds Inu'ngs. titruk out: Rc
Mai. 2: by Daur. 4, Umpire: O Lough,
lln rnd HJ debrand. t .
Mfeeka Lose to Browas. .
T. ' LOC1B, July 11. -After Mis team
mate bad gained a lead of one run In
th fifth inning of todnv vw,
Wycknff weakened In the sixth and si
los d i louts lo pile up thre mors runs
against Phl'adelphla, thus giving the lo
cal the gams, t to 4 Wcliman relieved
I-ourtermlTk in the sixth Inning and held
Philadelphia hltles. Score:
PHlLAPKl.PHIA,. ST. LOt If
AH H O B AU.H O A E.
Murphy, rf.
J Waits - rf
Mlrimk, rf.
OMrlnx. If.
Hrhui. lb.
Ixlult, lb..
Hi-male,, Ib
McAyo.
knpf.
Wy, ko'f.' .
MslOO ...
TiMal's ...
OftioUon. rf.. I i
0 OAimlln, Ib .. I
1 Drf.nUr, If ... I 1
r.Prsn; tb....
I OP. Vlllli. Cf I 1
lilo-Sirii Ik.. I 1
4, (iiin, ... I 1
I 0''i-riM. C.I 1
1 liiulia. p 4 I
I 'llWrlimsa. p. 4 V
I 4'Ulr, 1 0
Totsli ....IS If II I
II t M II 1 i
Batted frr -Wyckoff In eighth. '
baited '(or lAHidi J-niiln in seventh.
Philadelphia ...... 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 04
Kt. Ixiuis .... 0 0 1 0 3 0 0 -
Two-base hltw: . ONiIng, l.sv an, Htolen
has-s:' ,l.ei, Huwaid D mite piav:
lvn lo.lrsit.. Iajole to Mcinnli. Base
on error: Pnllaiie.plila. 1. Bases on balls:
Off Uiudermlla, J; iff Wyckoff,- 4; off
Wellmsn, I. HIM: off loudsi m.lk. 1 In
fire liininas.-. ttniek oifl: By ' Wyckoff.
4; by LnuJermilk, ; by Wellmah, 2. Um
pires: i.iiii anu ini.i.
Divide IobleHeader.
'CHICAGO. July II. -Washington . and
Chirsgo dUidd a douhle-nruer todsy,
iu Mtitors a Inning t,i first game. 8
In. 3, and tires'uing their loi-lng streak,
but losing the s.-cniid game, I la li. In
the olH-nllig contest tne isliors batted
Faber an over the 'fleid ft-i' two were
otit In the fourth Inning and won eeshy
thereafter .'
Clcotie held the vteltnrs at his merCy
In the second ginie, sliowitif bits nnl
In the fiftn and lan Innings, hcuie, first
lame:
. WABHfNOTOK . f"HfC40O -
AU H O.A g A.H H O A It.
MniUi. rf .. s I I 4 . iLloboM. rf . ( 41 I 1 f
i..r, Sb... I III 1 W.svtr, ',., i ' I I I I
Milaa. rf.. . I I I I 'Ki o llnt, Ib I I I I A
fh.k. If... 4
aiii.li lb. . I
CnnHolly, Ib I
Htiy.- t .... I
W.IKtni. t. . I
kl-Hrid. M. I
Cllli. I
A Kotirnler. lb
I lie sr. lb
I 1J al'in.. ,rf.
A rli'h, it ..
..it. i
it... t
I k' bulk.. c I
I t
nn. r I
1 A 1 ORwt
trkb s. lo I
- .'- -" F.Mi. p . . A
Touli ... Al 12 ti II' Bnr. p
Uili .)ku ... I
I Ul . I
. . ' Total
'Ratted for Bens In n.ui.
4 10 I. 17 1
WsAhlngton - 1 01 4 10 0 0 1-3 i
Ch vagp 9 0 0 0 0 0 8 01-3 I
Ti-ties hits: MrBride. MI'an', Moeller.
Three-hae Hfi Hbnk. Moeller Stolen
bsses: Milan lt. fiarnrd r ins: Wsahlim- ;
ton. 7 Chlcsgj, 3 iwiuhle plav: :ou- j
.. 1 1 1. . r. t'.AV 1 m .. . A I ll... nn I
j error: Chlesf .' "1. Bsse on bills: Off i
! Fftber. 7; off Gsliia. 4. Hl-e: O f Kab. r. I
ut' flireo ami two-third inning; off
Bens, t In on end pne-third InKlng; off
Rusrell. 2 In four l inings. trij k' out: j
By Fal-sr 3: hy -Gallia. A Umpires: Wal
lace snd Cifhro'ly. f-tore. siotl mime,
SfASHINOTllN ..CHICVr.O
AB II O A t All H f? A g. J
tlneller . rf.. 4 0 1 A :.M!t rl . I I I '
r.ur tb... I A 1 I H..r. I I A ? A
Kaff, b .... I A A l og rvit-ie, tb I till
I
, Milaa. cf. .. I I
. . . . . . i .
i faurnWr. lb
1 ' J I olllna rf.
I 1 It A A
IhanH
n. .41 1
t
lb 4 I
io. e. I I t
I relrfh. It... I
I 1 A A
Oonatl
Slim ... I t
'Jglnlao ... 0
bl.iar, e .... A A
Heart
Willlsma.
p. ss. ji Hlrkbrna. Ih. I i
p I i I I t.'o-l. p.. 4 1
.1- ! I . - -
Fr!a
Atraa
J i
A-ot ..... r
0
Totals
It 1A 17 10 I
, Hopser...,.. I A A
t A
TMI ,.,.f4 t t4 II I . ,
Kn for ha'k In teventh.
. 'Haittgd for Atfk In fltth.
s:s'.lnton .,....o 4) 10 0 0 4-8
CMcaro f. . 0 0 1 t 0 1!a U
Two-base hits: Fcha'k. 1 I I snis Thies-
bars hit: Weaiet. Hniic f-m. O and II )
F'O en :. bases: Clcot". . B(i -khurne, I
Weaver, Milan '!'. Pranks. Connollv.
Earned runs: ? I Ao. ; t eH'na.tou. I
l;oubU plavs: . y e end MrHride, O n-i
d'l nd F"ier. "l-lrst base mi error:i
Cliicsso- 2. I'spea ni e!!: (I f Engl I
' off Hro-'er. t; o'f Cl-x-fe4 1 Hln: o'f .
Engle. 2 In two d.id rfne-third lnmns; ,
t-ff Avre t In t'i'ee sd no thlrt in-,
nlnss. Hit bv rl''-ed l.e I: J. Clin
"(ruck put: B Ctcott. 1,' Umpre: Con
nolly and Wallace.
; - . , . ' ; . - j j
lsslii Trim C'lerelantl. I
CLEVELAND. O., July U.-Mew Tork
dfeatd Cleveland, 8 to 2. In le!ve itv-
?lns. Cook. re-klnpugh. Vfslsel and
'irr slnsllns ftr two were out Kot-
I PLAMT6!
i V . mm an
SUFFERING
SATURN!
With the Amateurs
SATURDAY CLAS A LEAGUE.
t W. L. I'cr.
Armours 6 1 .S31
Midland Disss and Taint 8 3 2 .
Hotl Castle , a 3 I .)
Alaniltos 4 2 2 ..""0
Woodmen of the World.. 4 3 2 .Sn
M. E Smiths 4 0 4 -U10
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.
r. ?
ret.
.TV)
.s,i
.4.N
.4 3
m
,o0
Neb School fur Deaf.... 9 8 1
Bailey Dental Co 8 6 1
U. P. Pawnaei- Iept.... 7 8 2
Mr" Ira w F.lrctiirs 7 4 3
Byrne- Hummer Co 7 3 4
Huino' Holsiitns ( 7 8 4
U. P. Neb. Dlvisbn 7 0.7
Omaha i: I- A- P. Co.... 7 7
Yesterday's Hfll,
SATURDAY ChAS A LEAGUE.,
Armours, 7: 'oodncn of tha World. 4,
Alamltus-Mldland Glass and Taint Co.,
postponed.
M IC. Hmlths-Hntel Castle, postponed,
CO.MMI UCtAL LEAGUE.
Burns' llitluma-U. V. Nebraska Di
vision. post'iu'd.
Motiraw Met tvti l .1; Omtha Electrlo
1 Ik I.I nnd Power Co . 8
.Vrikn Hctiool for Deaf, 14; Byrne
HR'vtnor t 'i, , 1.
Psiloy Dental Co.. 4; U. T. Pa-'scnser
Wit.. 4.
and O'Neill' throwing to base featured
the ei.ntet. Hipre:
CI.EVM.ANI'. NBW TURK.
AB H O A K All II O A B.
Sdutbv h. ft
0 i cvi'. rf .... J 1 I
0 7 Prrklnp'b. ss I I I I
Him onJ. tb I 1
O.aory. ll.. 4
Kirk-, lb ... I
0 10 Mln-I. Ib. .. till
1 14 0 I I'lpp. lb I 11 I
I I HHIlh. if ... I I I A
110 c H. null, If. 4 I I I
I I 2 VRontii-. !h ... I 4 7
I 1 T iNunamlkr, l A I I
10 4 1 H on. p.... I 1 t I
0000
Ch pinn. ri I
enii'h. rr . . t
Purtar. a.. I
0-Nlll e, . . I
HflS'rmAn, p I
Hof'inun .. 1
Tunis
..14 14li II
Toiali ....: II II II 1
,..ud lor tiageriuan In twelfth.
Srpltli out. hit by hatted ball.
Clsve'ar.d 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 ft 0 0 J
New York 0 1000100000 8-5
Karni'd run.".- Cleveland. 2; New York,
4. Two-base hits: Klrke, Hagerman,
Plpp. Martroil. Klolen basea: ..'napman,
Bniiiare, Mslrel Hi. Double plays:
1'eekitipauKh to Boone to Plpp (I). Baseg
on balls: Off Hagerman, J: off Brown,
8 Hit ty iiltcheii ball: P' Higerman
f Boone 2i. Struck out: By Hagerman. 2;
by Brown. 4. Time: i:3.. Umpires:
N a li in ii nrt Mneen. '
O'NEILL TO BEHERE TUESDAY
President of Western League Will
s Address Commercial Club at
Noon Luncheon That Say.
WILL ASK FOR CO-OPERATION
No'rrls L. O'Nrl l, president of th West
ern league and Tom Falrwealher, seers
tary of the Dca Moines club, will be In
.Omaha Tuesday to address the Commer
I rial club and the various commercial and
! frsternal bodies at luncheon at 12:30
: o'clock at the Commercial club that day.
O'Neill and Falrweather are making a
i trip of the circuit, addressing the com.
Jmerclal orders in ea h city In an effort
I to revlv (purest In base ball In Western
I lean ue rliles.
! O'Neill will ure the Commercial club
to put a shoultier behind the wheel anV
make pule.' 1 Jiial buse I all pay. Bust
!neis In the Western has been far from
i;ood thus far th s seas m and last year
mss a poor one. A a result the nuj
nates are cling ng to a lat straw and un
lets the Ml'iatl'in lmpnnea the suspen
' slon of the VYes.ern league 1 t Ulmate
. Alieady many of the minor league have
. gl. en up the ship, unuhle tc continue, and
O'Neill hope by obtaining the co-opera..'
tlon of the ciimmerelil organisation lix
the Western to prevent any such disaster
In this, loop.
I Drop Missouri Tow as.
' Although the'K'snsas City snd St. Tui
t"ims hate taltcrnetrU st the top of tho
Federal league for many weeka. It
lindi ret 'iml teat one or both of thetip cluba
will l.e ttopied nekt eraaon If the ln1e-
, pndents c:trry out their present Intention
to j,BC outfits In New
i ora. ami Boston,
Hew Mrs. Ilarrod Hot Rid of Ile
Slomach Troable.
"I suffered with stomach trouble for
years and tried everything I heard cf,
but th only relief I got & temporary
until last spr tig f saw Chamberlatn'a
Tshlets adyerttked and procured a bottl
f them at our drug store. I got Immedl-'
ie .r lief from thnt dreadful heavlneaa
after eating and from pain In the
Homer h," writes Mrs. Linda Harrod,
Fort Wayne, Ind. Obtainable every,
a her. Advertisement.
100 efneitner thafti
what you want uhen yoatj
plact an order for engrave
0
platet. We pat map in.
cvr vutV, ice hace work-,
men that we can rely upon.
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