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Bringing Up Father'
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Newe Ferric.
Drawn for The Bee by George McManus
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GROYER SHUTS OUT
OMAHA WITH EASE
Bert Allows But Four Hits, Whil
Wobbly Rourke Defense Oirei
Kwi Cinch Victory.
fisher clouts a home run
Th strain of winning a doubt bill wn
too much for th Rourke and up to ye,
tarday they had not recuperated over their
twin victory over Wichita on Thursday.
Th result was that on Bert Orover,
wN one occupied fond memorial of
, Omaha fan, heaved a blank and Omaha
tort th ladle' day fray, to Topeka, 4.o 0
Graver waa In neat form. I la allowed
but four hit during th nine frame and
only on two ocraalona waa Omaha dan
geroua In tha fourth Smith waa on third,
aa the remit of hla doubla and Foraythe's
sacrifice and Krueger waa on flrat. Marty
Xrj attempted to bunt and tha ball
dropped gently In Bll Flaher'a eager
mlua Smith waa easily doubled off third.
Again in tha seventh Omaha got three
mi on b on a hit. an error and
Orover' wild pitch, which caught Calla
han In tha alata. Hut two ware down and
Everdon couldn't produce.
Flake lllta llntaar.
Kverdon toddled alone very well until
tha alth Innln. That spasm waa opened
by a circuit clout by Fisher, enourh to
win tha tama. Then tha Kourka dafeiuMi
went to pieces. Kverdon Issued a couple
of walka and allowed ona mora hit and
tha Kawa counted flva nma. Two hlta
and two aaerlflcea netted another In the
event h. i
Callahan, new ehortatop from Saginaw,
took Whalen's Job yantorday.
' Topeka ta tha opponent araln today.
Guni will ba called at t o'clock, 8 core:
-TOFFKA.
A H. n.
... H
Cochran Ift on hae: Topeka, it;
Omaha. . Struck out: By Orover. 1; by
KvvrUon, X. -ia'j mi bitiia: I itrftvei',
I: off Kverrton, 4. Hit by pitched ball: By
Orover, Hmtlh. KrueKrr, Callahan, linuc
1:4S. L'mplre: O'Brien.
HI Ol' riTV TAKE) THF. OFK.KKH
by i.
Wichita Lneea ladlaaa
ln-Twa .
BfotX CITY, la., July l.-Ploiw City
won the opening gam with WiobHa.
to 1 Bcora; .
wjithita.
Aa IL
Hoche, aa 4
Fox. If
Putter-eon, lb 4
Tydeman, rf 4
Hilt ton,
Ilium. 3b...
t'hnrlea, rf.,
(Irlffltli. o..,
Brown, p...,
aouthern
Corhrao, p.,
ToUla .,
O.
11
Cooney, Jb
Tallinn, aa
Pavla, rf. .......
Ieiine. cf
Kane, lb ,
Ilenellng, lb...,
I'avMxnn, If....
t'nnnelly, e
Oaair, p.......
(4 f
RIOL'X CITT.
AD. It II
4
T' U 14
..n
o.
o
14
A. E.
0
SUPERBAS CAPTURE
AHOTHEROFF REDS
Brooklyn'! Record is Fifteea Won,
One Tie and Two Lout Since
June 30.
TWO TO ONE IS THE SCORE
i n to
i-
Totala ....
'Hatted for Brown In tha eighth
Wichita 0 A 0 1 0 0 0
SIouk City ,...0 1 0 0 0 1 1
Two-nana nu: r or, unnneiiy, rytie- rrn
men, Br.tlnn. Pacririr-e hlta: Brown, Hri. m... 1
Ooermr. HJicrtflca fly: Brltton. ftolen Winf. .. I
baaee: Pavta U. Kane. Inning pitched: Kx, . 4
By Brown, aeven; by Corhrait, one. lllte! J 'll'!"' '
Off Brown. I. Baaea on all: Off Sr'""h 1
Brown. I; of? Cochran. 1. -truck out: , wlXma. I
By Brown, 1; tv GaHiwr, S. Faaeed balla: Moliviu 1
Urlfflth (4). Hit by pitohed ball: By pale. .'.....
Brown, llencllng. Time: 1:42. Umpire: ; lk 1
Ahhf.ll ami Ciuiaek. ' ,' lr 1
1
BROOKLYN, , July 1. The Brooklyn
fiuperbaa mad It three out of four from
Cincinnati by defeating tha visitor to
day, S to 1. Brooklyn' record now i
fifteen won, on tie and two lost alpca
the team cam horn In last plavc An
June 30.
Hlta by Oot and MUler, Miller a steal
of eacond. Wlngo' wild throw that
0, scored Oet and Myers' single, which
brought Miller home, gave Brooklyn It
two run in tha fifth. Hit by Hodgera,
Klllifer and Wlngo acored Rodger for
Cincinnati in tha fourth,
Appleton waa taken out after tha fifth
and Pctl held Cincinnati tafe.'.
Her to waa put oft the field by Um
pire qulKley in the seventh for kicking
about Iell's delivery. Bcore:
CINOINNA". . , BROOKLYN.
IK H O 1 t AH H O A. K
Standing of Teams
WEST. LFAOl'H. I
w KlVt.I
1 4s Molnea:iO r .wj Phlla
NA.T. WlAfJCE.
.41
Iixvu 41 M CriicmtO ....42 8 .683
Lincoln .... M Brooklyn ...41
Omaha X..43 t A frt. l.oul....41 40 Jut
Topeka A.41 W .l'PltUbitrKh t t
Co City ;M a .441 New lork... U .470
St. Joaepb..m 41 .4UBoon V t .449
Wlnhlta ...St 411 .tail Cincinnati .. 40 .444
AMiOK. LF.AOUB3. I FED. LEA OUT).
W.L,Pct, W.UFct.
Chlcao ...M t .42l Chicago a. m
Poeton 44 28 .ft 1
Detroit ....4 Il'.ftW
New York.. 40 W
U'ashlnat'nST 41 .474
Pt. Loula,..H 4T .7I Newark
Fhlla t 4 .5,11 Buflalo
Kan, City.. .4 U .77
St. Louis... 44 t4 .fM
IltUburgh 41 M MI
Brooklyn .. 4 .s
4 60 .4
Cochran, lb...
l'ootick, an
y lnn lu. ..
1111, Cf
JcKon. If. ..
ltilinore 2b.
ppo, rf
lvn'f, c...
Orover. p
Totals .',..,
Jircen, Jl...,
f-filth. If....
f ornylho, rf
Im-iiic, h....
H'-h'etrer.
Thcmanon, ft.
Viihn, a
tvcriion, p.,
eMyera. ef.... 4
O' Man, .. I
0nuhrt. lb. 4
IWhaat. If....
OCnlahav, lb.
OHtancal. rf. . I
UMi. Hi I
0 Millar. ....!
lAp&letoa. s.. 1
CDall. ..,.,.. t
o'Bckulu .... 1
1 I
I 1
( Total. t T ITU 1
1b.
...;:.XI
OMAHA.
au. n
4
I
I
...... a
4
t
4
If. O. A. F
t24
14 1
I 0
15 0 0
0 10 0
14 10
110 0
o oil
10 in i "i
H. O. A. E.
14 0 0
18 10
0 0 11
OHIO
1 t 1
0-1 0
0 10 1
0 111
110
4 27 17 4
Manager Clark of
, Sioux City Resigns' : Hat
8IOLX CITT, la., July 11-Manaxer
Josh Clark fit the Kkus City Western
league team realigned today. Clark has
been manager for two seasons.
Totals
Iritis 0 0 0
Una ...1 0 3 1
Omit ha
J'. u.b ,.... 0 0 0
Mils 0 1 1
Homa run: Fleher. Two-baae hit
Farnfic hits: ltoalii k: Jackeun (2,
lirover. Forethe. acriftea fllee: Coch
ran, ltllmora Uoubl play: Fihor to
1
1 8 1
b
it
o-
1-10
0 0-4
Hmlfh.
America Aaaoclatloa.
At Mi1waikea-8cora: R.H.B
Indlanapolla 4
MHwaukea
Batteries: Indianapolis. Pchard nd
Blackburn; Mllwaukea, bhacklofurd an'l
BianiHin.
At Mlnneartolls cora: R.Ti.H
Cnlumbiia t 10 1
ilnnapuUa I I I
Batterlea: Columhiia. Tavls and Robert
a"n: Mlnneapulla, Ingerault, wlUlam and
Ubanta
At ft. Paul Pcore: HU E,
Clnvelend 10 4
ft. Fetil 10 I 0
Batterlea: Cleveland, Carter, Bowman
and l".lUna; St. Hul, Hall and Johnnon.
At Kenaaa Clty-Bcore: H UH,
lulavllln 4 11 0
Hxnrna t 'It y It 1
Batterlea: lilKvl1le, Iejtfrth, Mlddle
tnn and Croaain; Kanaaa City, Lyona,
Hall. Uardner and Alemander. (Ten In
nlutta.) oatbera Aaaoclatloa. .
Atlanta. : Uttle Ro'V, I. '
Mntilie. : Mernnhle. t.
Nw Orleana, T; t'ttattanooga, L
Birmingham, 1; Nashville. 1.
Twomblr
Totals 14 T 14 14 t
aBtted for Wllllama In ninth.
Hatted for Mollwlta In ninth.
ted for DhI In ninth.
Hatted for Appleton in, ninth.
Cincinnati ,r: 0 0 0 1 0 0 0-1
Brooklyn 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 I
Two-baa hlta: Paubert. O'Mara. Three
haaa hit: Griffith. Btoien baae: Miller.
I'amed runa: Cincinnati, 1: Broeklyn. 1:
licvuuia play: uroh to Kodgare to Moll
wits. Basra on errors: rHooklyn, 1 Baaea
on balla off Appleton, 1: off Xale. 2; off
uell. 1. imi: lff Appleton. 4 In fiv
InnltvKs; off Ietl, t In four Inning.
t.1 r L All. II Anr.lA.n.. a. V. 1 ... II I,
t.u. n .-j r. rr'""' y .1511, 4,
iy j.;aie, . umpires; guigley and, Kms-
Dravrs Wklp Pirates,
BOSTON. July 14 Boston defeated,
Pittsburgh, 6 to 5, in a f lfteen-lnning
gams today and aa Brooklyn dofeated
Cincinnati tha locai nvrived out of Ut
plaue. Uood hlttlna and a muff by Oib
am gave tha hnm team three runa In
liie axveuth Innliia. tlelnjr tha acore.
Iltohers a-ere chattKed by both man
egra in tna eigntn Innlnif and MviKhea
held the vleltora to one alnirle during the
remainder of the came, while Adams waa
lilt anfcly nine times. Neither Hughee
mr AUama pawaed a man. The winning
run waa acored on alnglc by Connolly,
wanes ana nonmiai.
I'reaiduiit leneror and Secretary Hey
dler of the National league wlUieeaed the
onie. ore:
PiTTSUlHidH. - BOSTOW. .
AH. H O. A S. AH. H O. A It
rhrar. II.... 4 I I 1 CMoraa, rf.... 1 14
Till eirara. Jb.... 7
VOMinoilr. It. T
Maaea. of.... 1
OHrhml't lb, T
CHmllk. la... I
I MaJ-anII. ai
tWhW, a.. I
ioa. a... 4
Trlar. y t
Huahaa. ... I
ED WALSH COOES
BACK; WINS GAME
Big Pitcher Satisfies Crowd, but
Some Critics Note) He Lacks
Old-Time Speed.
SFTT BALL NOT IN EVIDENCE
CHICAGO, July Ed Walsh . has
"noma back." In tha opinion of tha biggest
week day crowd of th season, which
watched him pitch (TMcago to victory
over Philadelphia today, to 1 Holding
the Athletic to six hlta, paastn only
three men and Striking out flva, tha- blg-
Pltahtr locked 11k th Walsh of old, but
eom critic thought h lacked much of
tha speed he used to have. It was noted
by other that he seldom If ever resorted
to th spttball. his forte In hi beat days,
but deptnded moetly on a alow curv and
his expert knowledge of the opposing;
batter.
In anv event Walsh satisfied tb tla;
Llncoln-Pt. joih. postponed. Lincoln i v.n v waa tha hern of an ovation
team la I In arriving . .. . . . ,, vi. nn th
j alab to- the end of th game, when choar
! Ing admirer carried Mm off th field.
0100000J eltlmor Federals; Plank. 8L Louis Fed-
eraia, and "Home Run" Baker I playing
In th Delaware County (Pa.) Leacua.
Cleveland ..2 0 .t04 Baltlmor 40 .r,2
AMER. AP8N. 1 STATE) LF.AQUK.
W.UPot. W.UPct.
Bt. Paul... 44 06 .6W Beatrtoa 1 .047
TndlanaplU 4 M .KmiHastlng .VH -&37
Cleveland 87 .filJ York rtt .44
Kan. Clty.41 41 .bW Falrbury ..23 .481
Iulsvllls 40 41 .rWl
Mlnneaplls 40 41 ,4Mj '
Milwaukee Si i$ .4)f
Columbus U 40 .1361
Yesterday Hesalts.
- WEJSTKRN LKAOUF '
Denver-Dea Moines, postponed. Denver
team not arrived
Topeka, t: Omaha. 0.
w u-ni
Chicago
Two-baae bit: Blackburn. Three-baa
hit: Davles, Earned runa: Chicago, t,
Philadelphia, 2. Double plays: Kopf to
Mclnnla, Lajole to Kopf to Mclnnla
iHee on errors: Chicago, 2. Bases on
balla: Off ML. Walah, ; off Wyckoff. 2;
off Sheehara. 1; off Knowlson. 1. Hlta.
Off Wyckoff, 1 In two innings: off
Pheehan, In five Innlnara; off Kncwlaon,
1 In ona inn In. Struck out: ByB.
Walsh, ; by Bheehaa, 2. Umpire: Wal
lace and Connolly.
Johasoa Hold Brown.
8T. IUIS. July 11 Washington hit
Bt. Louis psrtlcularly Loverena offerings
to ail cornera of the lot today, while
Waiter Johnson held the home team to
six scattered hlta. and the visitors) won
eaally. to t. The visitors opened tha
fame with a walk, two singles, and a
rlple on which Foater, 'Milan and Shank
acored In regular order. That was enough
for Ijeverens, Manager Rickey thought.
Ho lnet Kobb replaced, him. Neff
rreeted the new pitcher with a aaerlflo
fly which brought - Oandll home from
third With the fourth run of the flrat In
ning. Kobb allowed two more runa and
waa renlaced in the ninth by Cook. tit.
Louis' errorleaa fielding kept the Waah
Ingtonlana from running tho acore up
even higher. Score:
WASHINGTON. 6T. LOUI8.
AB.H.O.AE. Aa.n.u.A..
I
rwft w, 'I 1 1. l 44 V.
hlta. 2; dloux City. t.
NATIONAL LEAOtTS.
Chicago, 0; New York, t.
Pittsburgh, ; Boaton,. 8.
St. Loula-Phlladelphla. wet grounds.
Cincinnati, l; Brooklyn, 2. -
AMRRIflAN LKAfiri?.
Boaton-Cleveland, called end third, rain.
Now York-Detroit, weat ground
Philadelphia. 2; Chicago, 4.
Washington, ; St. Louts,
FJODERAL LEAGUE. .
Chicago, ; Bt. Loula. 0.
Buffalo, 4: Ptttaburgh, 2.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION".
Ixiiilavlll. 4; Kanaaa City, S.
Indlanapolla, 4; Milwaukee, (.
Columbus, it; Minneapolis, 2.
Cleveland, 1; St. Paul. 10.
Games Today. n- .
Western League Denver at Dea Moines,
Lincoln at St. Joseph. Topeka at Omaha,
Wichita at Sioux City.
National Leaaue St. Louis at New
York. Phlcasn at Philadelphia. Cincinnati
at Boaton, fltteburgh at Brooklyn.
American League Washington at
Cleveland, Philadelphia at Detroit, New
York at St. Loula, Uoalon at Chicago.
Federal League Bufrnlo at Pittsburgh,
Brooklyn at Chicago, Newark at Kanaas
City, Baltlmor at St. Loula.
. F.lahtk Critical for Walah
) Of th half doien af calve th Ath-
eiic gainerea, 4. nrawan inauu v.
and Darlea two. th latter getting a
triple, which paved .th way to Phila
delphia' first run. Walah' most trying
Inning vu th elg-hth. In which a walk
and two single gray tha Athletic fTma
run and threatened, more, but h fanned
Schang and canned lajole to fly to
Weaver for th final out. V ,
The Sox' run were mainly gifts.
Schalk alngled after Wyckoff had passed
two and Lajole fumbled a grounder In
th second, when four acored. Pitcher
Sheehan got by -without allowing a run.
but Micoewaful bunting In th eighth off
Knowlson netted two more for th Whit
Box. Svore: " '
Moellar, rf.
Foatar, lb. .
Milan, ef...
ShaJika. If..
Oamllt lb..
Naff. n.....
Alnamtth,
4 11
4 11
I I 10
1
4 0 4
MfJJrMa. as. 4 4
Johnaon, 4 1 1
Total! M 12 27 11 I Staler
Cook, p,
!Thntton, rf.. 4
1 OAuatln. lb... 4
0 Howard. If.. 4.
0 0 Pratt, tb.... 4
1 OWalah. rl.... t
4 lLaary. lb.... 4
tLavan. aa... 4
1 eAsn. a... 4
2 Oljararana, p. 0
Koob, 2
1
0
1
11
1 0
4 t
4
Taber Sets World's
Record for Mile Run
CAMBRIDGE. Mass , July M. A new
world' amateur and professional raoord
of 4 minute, 12 second for tha mil
run waa mad by Norman 8. Taber of
th Boaton Athletic association and for
merly of Brown and Oxford unlveralttea. '
In th Harvard stadium today. Taber
was paced by 'four fast - quartor-mll
runners. ' '
Taber' tlm by quarter was: M sec
ond a 2 minute S seconda S minute IS
eoonda. 4 minute 12 2-8 secortffs.
TOO UAH Y WHIFFS;
FAIRBURY BEATEN
Hugrgins Allows Only Three Safe
Swats During the Game with
Milktkimmers.
FHHjADKLPHIA. CHtCAOO.
AB.H.O.A.21. AB H.O.A.K.
JWaJat), rf. t ltotbftld. ef..l 2 0
V aavar. aa. . a a a a v
4 iK Colllnl. lb I 1 tt
t 1 Kmirnlar. lb. 1 4 7 I
1 I W.ODlltna. rf. I 4 1 4 4
t 1 OTalach, If... 1 4
1 4 CBVbaik. a.... I 1 1
1 dSlarkbra, lb I 1 4 t
4 4 .Walah. .. I 1 2
llv
4 4 1 Totala M I 21 10
4 1
etrnnk. rf .. 4
'ttoalaa, lf... I
tlrhans, b.. I
I1o!a tb... 4
I Mclnntt. lb.. 4
I IdLDV. e I
, McAaor. a.. I
' Kupt. aa..... I
, Wyckoff, a... 4
' ailaalar .... 1
1
BEAVER BLOWS IN - NINTH
SEMI-ANNUAL
CLEARANCE SALE
A PHENOMENAL SUCCESS
Every day it a big day at Mftgeo'a because th nw of th
great, yaluea w ar c!frlag baa spread Uka wild fire. Nearly
every Item la our high trade stock It Included during thla sciiil-,
animal cWrance lr.
For buturdar wo ar going to ofrer a
l.-roken lot of hifth rade auttj from our reg
tlr ttuik. auj (list wer regular t2i.u0
tcllcra. at
trtlul Irl.o Tide on Kveiy JUtlU
3
OFF On All
STRAW
HATS
il ..50
Rciihr $1.50 and
$2Arrowfj1 Id
Furnishings
Bargains
lwl' regular tl Atb'etlo
I'ndeirwfar 7.t? I
tOc Neckwear
$1.00 Not x wear l
?
)
Pain Beach Sdts
Tl at era regular 7.C0 anJ
valat vLlItley Utt
Ft
.95
s ' r rr
Ol tVST i,.;- j iSO BAGS.
t
Totala M ll a la
Total It 10-41 Ml,
Hatted" for Hamuli In ninth.
"One out when winning run scored.
Pittsburgh ... 2 0 0 0 I 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 ft-
nalnt tb.
Johaatoo. lb I IN
ll ini tial' a ri 4 1 t
WaKnar, am., tit
Viol. lb....
Iiunnan, rf.
rlllna, ef..
illbaoa. C...,
Mamam. .
Adama,
Uaibar. ...
FAIRBURT, Nab., July 1. (Special
Talegrma.) Th Beatrice Mllksktmmer
trimmed tha local I lu I today. Fair-
at
t t
t 1 t
t 1 t t
t t 2
2 I t t
I 4 t
4 is i a
414! bury could not hit th ball, iluggln al
lowed only thrc aafe connectlona and
thea were far apart, tieaver blew up la
th ninth frame and Beatrto found him
for fiv hlta, scoring the same number of
men. Falrbury will play Baatrlc again
tomorrow with a double header Sunday.
Score:
U. AAkAt t aAAAAAAik 1 ' lliTRKlt S-AJHIIl'nT.
"""'"' "L ' . Z. I AB.H.O.AE AI H.O.41.
Two-baae hlta: Cirev. Warner. Mim. , . . , n n a a i a a
cimin. i niwuiti mini . tiuuia rva. lb ,. 4
play: Ttaird tO'lox to Johnstiuv Haaea Hiark rf.i!. 4
on errors; I'lttatairnh, 1. Haeeea on balla: -,ra'. If ... 4
Off Tl.r. 3. lliu. Oft Tin, t In aeven Nan. af t
InntnK: off HiiKhea, 1 In etxht Inning wtitia. aa.... 4
off Mamaux. 10 In saven innings; ofl Orannaa. tb 4
A.lal.ia. Ir In seven and oiie-tMcd iiinlnaa Kaaaa. a t
Slriii k out: Hy Mamaui, 4: bv Ademe. i-tiuaaiaa --t
' by Tyler. &; by llugljea. 2. Umpires: Hlg-
er aua nan. 1
Patted for Wyckoff In third Inning
0 10 0 0 10-1
Philadelphia
....0 0
Totals t4 IIIll
Batted for Koob In .eighth. .
Washington 4 000101000
til. IOUIS v W a v v 1 v a
Two-base hits: Johnson, Pratt. Raler.
Three-baae btt:ndll. Stolen baaea:
Foater, Milan. Earned runa: Waahlngton,
8; 8t Loula, L Double plays: Austin to
Pratt to Deary, Koob to Lavan to Agnew.
Baaea on balla: Off 'Levareni, 1; oft
Koob, 2; off Cook, 1. Hits: Off Davorena,
1 In one-third Inning: off Koob, g In
seven and two-thirds Innings; off Cook,
1 In one Inning. Struck out: By Lev
erens. 1; by .Koob, a: by Cook, 1; by
Johnson, 1 Umpires: pvan and Chili.
a . ,
ELDDIE MURPHY BOUGHT
, BY CHICAGO PALEftOX
CHICAGO. July 1.-Edi Murphy, an
outfielder, waa purchased by th Whit
Sox from Philadelphia today ana wiu
Join tha team without delay. Th consid
eration waa not announced.
With the disposal of Eddla Murphy to
theChicao Whit Sox today only eight
of th member of th Philadelphia Ath
letics who oartlclpated In - the world'
sorte game with th Boaton Nationals
last year remain with th local league
club. Along with Murphy on th Whit
Sox team la Eddie Collins. Shortstop
Barry and Pitcher Pennock are with th
Boaton Americana, Pitcher Bhawkcy with
th New York Americana; Bender, Bal-
WOLGAST AND WELLING .
WILL FIGHT AT DULUTH
DUI.UTH. Minn., July 18,-Al. Wolgast
will meet Jo Welling, the Chicago light-1
weight, here August'. In th opening
bout under the new ; Minnesota boxing
law. finned article wara received today
from Wolgast. Welling signed some time
ago. The bt ut wll b ten round at 132
iounds at 4 o'clock.
"Kid" pilling of superior and "Toung"
Stanley of Wisconsin and Fred Fulton
and Pacific Lewis," tha latter pair
heavyweights. ni f out th bill.
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Lladaey Win Hot Game.
NEWMAN GROVE. Neb.. Juty U.
(Special.) In a very hotly contested gamo
Lindsay won from Newman "Orov today,
6 to . It was a pitchers' battle up to
th sixth, with Andrew for th homo .
team having tha bettor of It In - this .
Inning Lindsay tied th score and won
It In the eighth. This was tha aeoontl
game of the carnival aerie. Dodge,
Cornlea and Battle Creak will follow.
Score: R.H.B.
N. Orova 00002001 0e-3 8 i
Lindsay 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 2 06 5
Batteries: Newman Grove, - Andrww
and Davis; Lindsay, Ochs and Hayea
Two-base hits: MoKay, Hartman, Lee. '
Struck out: Bn Andrew. 15; by Ochs. .
12. Passed balls: Davis. X Wild pttoht '
Ocha Stolen bases; Newman Orova, 8; .
Lindsay, 8. "
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Coaat Lngtia Resalta.
At San -Franclioo Score: . I R.II.E.
Salt Lake City. 8 0.
Oakland 1 12 1
Batterlea: Salt pake City, Schmut and
Hanna; Oakland, Able ttemiwu and,
Kuhn.
At Portland 8cor: R.H.B.
San Francisco , 111 I
Portland . 2 I 2
Batteries: San Francisco, Fanning and -Schmidt:
Portland, Lush, Keefe, Covele
skle and Fisher.
At Los Angeles Seora: R.H.BJ. '
Los Angeles Ill1
Vernon S 0 0 '
Batteries: Los Angeles, Ryan and
Bolca; Vernon. Cheche, Plercy and Mltae. -
FLOMSMEIM OXFORD
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NKW YORK. July 14,-New York mad
It three out of five wamea frnin fhicaKO,
br taking tha last game of the rle lo
cy. 2 U t. ll was tha Uiird atralK'H
ilea the Ulanta bava taken fivm the
Cube.
Mmhawaon waa In hla old time for,
alio Ins the Culia only five aiatterrd liila.
New York won In tha fourth bv bunch
ing thrM HinaUa. and a ftxldera thuice
by raifr. t.'i:
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I'hinto 0 0 0 0 0 01) 0-0
New Vork 0 2 0 0 2
Two-bxae hlta: Fletcher. Baler. lamed
ruiiK: Nw Yurk. 2 Doiible. plaa:
I'.obertaoa to Sla,thwan to Melcnrr,
1'. HU1B.-I man to bal-r. taee on error: Oii
1. Haa on bain; (iff 7.abel. 1;
orr lluinphrlea, 2; off MandnuK, 1. Hlta:
Off ZUl 4 in three isit.iisga, none out
in four; off Humi lntra 1 lu tour Intiins',
off MundiiitMe. nun in one iniil. Nrui'k
out: liy tlathvwao, 4; by Ul, 2; by
lluinpbrlca, 1. Implrea: ityron and
Laaou.
Tvu.la U IHII I Tatala.....IS
ficalrlCA 0 0 M V 1 V 0
ralrbury 0 0 8 0 0 0 O 0
Two-base hlta: Varney, Hlldebrandt.
Kngan, llrown Payne. Three-base hit;
TMeaalng. Stolen buiea: Neff, lioothe.
Double laye: lmb to Ittldebrandt to
Booth. Baaea on balla: Off Hugglna, t;
otf 1-ieaver. 1. Hits liy rUched balia: By
lteaver iHllmanj. Hlta: Off Hulna
I off Beaar. &. Struck out; By Hug
glna, 7i by Heavor. b. Time of game:
Two houra; Umpire: Monroe.
Oefeat for llaatlaaa.
HASTINOS, Nb., Juty 14. fpeclai
TrlcKiam.) Y rk defeated llaallnaa to
day In the Wit limine that t). Uuun will
play on th HaatiiiKB grounda by a acore
t.f 4 to 2. York iwaywe dwiared their
1 I taam will quit the Ivaguo Hund-iy. Score:
4 I YORK HA8TINOS.
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4 4 Iferrta. rl .. It t Hunt. b I 1 '1 t
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barfla, a---4 1 4 t t lrlo.
Matoreyrl Hare at t'lly.
SAC CITY. la. July 11-iffpevtal.) At
a motiwcycle likeet - held at lue fair
rnuiuia by tha Kajj ftty Mrtor-ytJe rlvtb
yaeteioay nh.nwnn Hoy huaw of IHtiaba
naxto an aiiitntii.n rive nitua In .
Tna mile raca as-lnef liiiut waa won ly
Jamra Martin of ( City In I 1.-: t . 1
Viuoney of Oi y waa acori4 In 1 W
A K 8. hirnti of Hao City Uilid In l.M.
'1 lie twa.iiy-fiva-niiie f cre-for-all f"T a
puia of 4,'0 was in by W. W. Nlvh.o
t.f Waurrloo tn t!:ak; James Martin aro-
t.tid. C. 1. Wooiicy third, W. '. Smith of
Mawm City Imirih. A ring .riding con-
t.at nil acn br A. H. 8'liiwlrr1iia. 1 ha
t-ti tuiie rflj f'r club niinrTa; C. 1.
Minr won. A. H S.'tuiit rlM af.vMvl
j. U l lal O'UJ. aWa: U iJ
4 I t a 4
.14 14 4
. 4 4 4 1
TotaJa tt 4 27 U I Tuiala ll 14 IT It 2
Yor 9 0110001 1-4
HasUnga I 0 1 11
Two-baaa bia: Sullivan, Ohat- Bnsea
on bn.Ua: Off Ilairta. 4; off Irvlu, i.
Stru" k out: By Harris. 4; by lrvln, 4.
Double play: Muriiy to Balnea, rial II
van to Druinm. Tliuu: 1 16. Umpire:
l-'nanklln and Kiley.
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Evans Will Not
Defend Golf Title
CHICAGO, J.uly 1. Chariea Kvana.
weatarn aioaiaur golf champion, con
firmed today reports that ba probably
would not defend hla title at tha tourna
ment which begins Moaday at Cleveland.
Fur bustneaa reasons ha said b would
hav to remain In Chicago, unless om- j
thing unaxpecisd should turn up at tha
last minute. It will b the flrat western J
tournament he lias mlMed taking part
tn atac 13?. .
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