THR BEK: OMAHA. 'iTKislUY, 'Ann 1ST 1
, Bringing Up
viu. Too n-Ee Murr
SsV rr
TOPEKA CARRIES
OFF FIRST FRAY
tngertoll and Ererdon Are Hit Hard,
. While Rookie Hall Pitches
Fair Game.
COCHRAN IS THE BIO NOISE
The Topeka Kkwi, headed by the re
Virttbl June Jackaon Invaded these
5rU jreaterd&r and when the first en
icement ef the world' war was over
Imaha had. dropped another combat, 5
)b 4. Bob Imrersoll dollar movement waa
rlP tor the grents from Kansas and
Parney Sverdon, who succeeded him for
fce ultimata chapter, was enunlly vuN
trablo. On tha other hanU a youth
mod Hall., obligtnt for the opposition.
Itched m. fair sort of a (tint,
Tha Topeka landed on the dollar move
Bent In the opening stanxa. Boxttck,
fochraa and Fisher plunked off bits In a
tow and two counts came over. A sacri
fice by Tydeman and Browns blow
KorM another.
Not until the ninth did the Kaws score
train, although they combed Ingemoll
lulte frequently during the Intermission.
fx tha ninth with Everdon working, a
rU, a double by Cochran and a triple
) Tydemaa scored two.
Osnsihsk Beores la First.
Omaha registered one In the first on
fcreen'a hltr a steal, a passed ball and
rorsythe'a infield out - y
in tha eighth 8chllebner's hit a wild
teh, Wells' plnoh blow- and I (Smith's
roe out scored another. ' '
X hit by Forsythe, a walk to Krueger,
In Infield out and Tannahill's single
to rod two mora for Omaha In tha final
We, but Sclillebner blew in tha pinch
fid tha game was lost '
George Cochran, and Tydeman were
he leading factors In the hostile victory.
Fochrsn and Tydeman each made three
Hta and George accepted eight fielding
ha noes out of nine.
A double bill 'is carded for today. First
psna at t o'clock. Score:
TOPBlKA.
AB. R
H.
1
a
3
S
I
0
1
1
1
O. A.
postick. as 4
4
oonran. io e
visner. ID 4
0
0
0
4
0
1
3
Kdeman, rf 4
Brown. If
minora. 2b.
lackson, of.....
Bom-Of o. . . . ,
KUU P
.Totals
,.....W 9
OMAHA.
14 a it
AB. n.
O. A.
I 0
mdth, ef
ireen, lb
'orsythe, if
North
(rug, a.
vrueger, c
tfoCheeney, If...
.... 4
4
4
0
p
2
1
0
0
0
0
1
1
0
V
0
0
0
1
0
1
0
s
4
0
0
3
3
0
4
1
0
0
n
t
0
6
4
1
1
V
0
0
.. 4
..
.. 4
l'annehlll, Sb. ........ 4
schliebner, lb 4
liigersoll, p i
hVelU 1
I-erdon, p. 0
0
0 ' 1
t o
Totals 34 4 7 . 37
North ran for Forsythe In ninth.
Wells batted for Ingerfoll in eighth,
topekarfi
Runa 3 00O0O003 8
Hits 4 2 3 1 0 1 2 214
)maha
Hun 1 0000V013-4
HiU 1 00110021 7
Three-baae hit: Tydeman. Two-aa
ilia: Fisher (2), Boatlck. rttolen baaes:
oatick, Breen, Bmlth. Sacrifice hlU:
r-ydonian. Fisher. Doubla play: Breen to
irug to Taniiehlll to KrJ. tjttt on
lases: Topeka, 3; Omaha, 4. Struck out:
v Hall, J: liy Ingersoll. 3. Bases on balls:
ff Hall, 3: off IngeraoU. 3. flits: Off
ngersulL 13 In-eight Innings; off Everdon,
in one Inning. Wild jitoh: Hall. Passed
Sail: Monroe. Time: l.W. Umpires: Cusick
ind Ryan.
IdBS MOINES CAPTCRES TWO
2BTr Drape Botk Baas of Doable.
Hooaar.
DES MOINFA Aug. Dea Moines won
(wo sums from Denver with acorea ot
to 3 and 5 to 1. Tha first gams waa a
hard fought battle. In which poor sup
port kept Thomas In tha hole. In the
olghlh Inning the umpire put Qaekell
and Cant we 11 ot Denver out of tha park,
and In tha ninth Thomas was ejected
from the game. Mogridge pltohod two
Wis and retired the side. The lols
buncfaed five hits for four runs la the
third Inning of the second game and
Wva easily. Score, first game;
DENVER.
AB. fv. II. O, A. ,
Bpenoar. at 0 3 0 J
Millar, rf. .. 3 3 3 J O
3AoGurmlck, It ...... 3 0 1 J
Wiiaien. If. I t t
Galloway. 2b. !
Coffey, tu 3 I 1 3 1
MhMda, UK ... 3 0 0 3 J
ILBileoer. as. 3 1 I 1 1
t.k. - a i t 1 1 0
htnaer. p. 3 0 0 0 1
eMUK-n 1 0 0 0 0 0
Totals
a 3
DES MOIXES.
24
O.
AB. K.
If.
0
V
3
1
1
5
i
0
0
A. B.
H outer, of.
o a
Ciuia. U.
luu, rt.
Jeoao. lb.
Itartford. aa ....
fowrvr, 2b. .....
Kaoldt So. .....
Hum. e.
"". P.
MogrMlsa. p. ....
Totals a 4 t n
Has for McCornitrk n rUh.
iMUad for Sltrraer Is ntn.h.
is
rksnr 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 1-4
ttmm Mataes 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 1 4
Tajas Ui bit: Jotmo. Two-lias hi.;
Vabr. cffey. Kraoi.lt. ffwyer, HaW
rtna Vita: Miller, (iallowar. SMatds.
k.ilrhr, Ew old U Left en baaea: Den-
TTCSi. W . ' I 7 ' ' ' II Lir-. . " 1 I jN I n ' F " sr. i r 7"n-r a V I-'T I
"
- 1 ' . ((fll'
Father
.trim
M.L insert
OM THtli DOOt
VOt AM" I
T ONNA DO
tWUsaHTCRt
WMT1N
HE
ver, ; IVs Molns, S. Struck out'. By
Thoman, 7; by Stcner, . liases on balls:
Off Thomns, 2; off Sterser, .3. Hit by
pitched ball: Bv Thoma,' Mlllof, Mc
C'ormlck; by Kterssfr. Hartford, Haw.yer.
Pitching tword: Nine hits and three runs
off Thomes In lKht and two-thirds In
nings. Double play: Miller to Kterser to
Galloway. Time- f:OS. lmplite: Van
Byrkle. Score, second game: ,
Score, second game: , .,
v DENVER. ' v ' '
AB. R. II.
O.
4
3
0
A.
1
Pprncer. cf
fller. rf
McCormlck, If....
Galloway, 2b
Coffey, Sb
Shield, lb
Kellher, bp
Spahr, c
Mitchell, p
1
n
3
Totals
DE8 MOINK8.
AB. R. H
O.
II
8
n
0
, 0
0
0
1
0
. 0
0
0
Hunter, cf..
Bills. If
Hahn, rf ...
Joiiph, lb....
Hartford, ss
Sawyir, 2b..
Kwoldt. b..
Graham, c.
Musser, p...
1
Totals v...30 5 27 ' 1
Denver 0 0 0 0 01 0 0 I
Des Moines 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 1 -
Two-base hlta: Ppencer, Hunter. Jones.
Ixtt on bases: Denver, ti; Des Moines, i.
Struck out: By Mumer, 2; by Mitchell, 4.
Bam on ball: Off. Mitchell, L Wild
pitch: Musser. Double play: Spencer to
iSpalir. Time: 1:4. Umpire: Van ttyckle.
josies Lose two to link
Nrbratkaai Capture Both
Bads f
Doable-Header.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo., Aug. .-Tha locala
lost both games to Uncoln today. Bcore,
first game:
LINCOLN.
AB. R.
... 3 1
H.
O.
0
I
10
0
A.
0
B.
Wolfe, If
I.loyd, 2b
McUaffigan, sa
Jlclntyre, rf
'Williams, ,1b. ..
Schreiber, cf. .
Whalen, 3b.
Tants. c
Dawson, p.
. 4
. 3
9
27 12
A.
,0
3
0
0
3
0
0
3
2
0
0
0
tl 14
Batted for BUse in ninth.
Batted for Felling In ninth.
LJncoln 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 0-3
KSt. Joseph .7. 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0-4
Three-base hits: Mclntyre. Williams.
Sacrifice hit: Mclntyre. Stolen bases:
Wolfo (2. Mclntyre, Lloyd, McGafflgan,
lillm. Double plays: MoGafflgan to
Willlam: Koehler to Ens. Struck out:
By Felling, 3, by Dawson, (. Basea on
balln: Off Felling. 3: off Wtdeman. 1:
off Keifer. 1. Hit by pitched ball: By
Dawson, Bliss. Hits: Off Felling, la
seven innings: off Wldeman. nana In one-
third Inning; off Keifer, 1 In two-thirds
inning. Time: 2:00. Umpire: O'Brien.
Score, second game:
LNCOIN. ,
AH. Ti. IT
A.
Wolfe. If 4 114
Lioya, xn ., s
2
i
2
0
4
Mcoafflgan. sa. 2
Mclntyre, rf. ........ 3
Williams, lb..
Schrelbcr, cf...
Whalen, 3b
McAllister, o...
,iorse,
Totals
, SI 4
9 27
6T. JOSEPH. '
AB. R
H.
3
t
4
n
o
o
o
o
. o
0
0
0
0
Nicholson. If..
0
0
0
Koehler, 2b....
ilelmer, cf....
rn, it
Boultes, Sli....
0
it
0
0
0
0
1
Williams, rr..
Or oe 11 ijk, ss..
0 1 2
04 3
1, 13
Connelly, c...
Keifer,. p
Tctals
, 33 9 t 27, IS 0
S H 0 I'M I H
0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0-0
Uncoln
St. Joseph
Two-rase hits: Lloyd (2). t iiii's, uac-
rffice bits; Wolfe, jjchieiner. .. n naien.
McOaffigan. Douria p.ay: miijt w
. i . HtFiiafe nut: Bv eKlter, 2: by
Morse. 4. Hasrs on balls: Off heifer. 4j
(ff Morse, I. Uime: i.ai. umjiiro-.
WICHITA OVER WH ELM HOVX
Krrers ' Aid
la the Patent of 4e
Indiana.
SIOUX CITY. Aug. a-Errorf figured
In Sioux City's defeat today at th4 hands
of Wichita. 8 to 3. Clark abd gtoutnern
hurled good ball, but the latter reeeived
errorless eupport. Score:
SIOUX CITY.
AB. R.
H-
0. A.
t I
Cooney, Sb.
0
4
0
t
UHKTOVf. V,
s
CallaMn, sa. ......
Kane, lb, S
Henallng, Sb. ...... 4
lavtdson, rf. ...... 3
Klcharda, rf.
Crosby, c. 8
Clark, p. 8
iHMinelly 0
White 1
s
o
l
Totals
a t
WICHITA.
AJJ. R.
4 1
S 0
i n ii
O. A, B,
Bennett, cf.
Tallinn, rt, .
Fox, If.
Pa liaison, lb,
Brltton, ta. .
Hetllng. Sb. ..
Hup as. ....
Buster, s. ....
ttouihern, p.
.(.... a v
...... 4 0
I
SJ
, 4
4
18
Tosls 34 S I 17
MaiUd foe I svllaMi la flBih,
Baiud tor KU hards la eintrt,
k:o-jx ity o 4 10 10 4
Mluh.te 4 1 0 4 i 1 1
0 4 -
O a
Twe-base hit : Ft, Threa-hase ht
Croati?, bauxtflca h.ts; t scrove Ui.
Tallloa. biuiea basesi Brltton, Clark,
. Totals 31 3 7
ST. JOSEPH.
AB. R. II.
Nicholson, rf. 4 0 3
Koehler, 2b. 4 0 1
Helrner, cf. ........ 4 0 1
Enx, lb 4 0 0
Boultes, 3b 4 11
Williams, rf.-lf 4 1.1
Groeling, as ..4 0 3
Grodick 1 0.0
Biles, c 2 0 0
Felling, p. 2 0 1
Watson . 10 0
Wiileman, p 0 0 0
Keifer, p 0 0 0
Totals 84 8
CorvrigM. International
Nswa Sei-rloe.
"nr jsj
OUYT MOLD oun
HOW MWf NKMTVS
r r mm I i ' - ' i r ib . . . . i : v 1 ' . mm .
Standing of Teams
WESTERN IACtlTR. .
Plsyeil. Won. Loet. Pet.
Ies Moines In, 6 a. .(jt
penver !f 3 41
Lincoln 1M . &s W .Ml
Toprka W, u M .45
Sloun City ;..U2 ' 43 M .)
Omaha 107 4!t M - .r
X I Wichita 102 . . 44 M . .41
I St. Joseph 102 .MM, .7i
NAT. fjEUGUE. I AMER. LEAGUE
W.L.Pt.l . 'W.UIVl
Phlla. 63 ii .h.t Boston t 34 ,4
Brooklyn ..M 4s .ImI Ietrolt .....M 38 .?
IlttHburgh W .61. Chicago ....rt 4 .600
Chicago ...50 4 .610 Wsshlngton.M 4 X
New rork.40 47 ,H6;Nw ;Vork..47 4S .4"S
Boston ....51 60 .MSI St.. Louis... .t 00 .9H
St. Louis. ..4 66 .4711 Cleveland ..77 60 ,3sS
Cincinnati .43 67 .430)rtllla.' 7 .330
FED. LEAGUE. . I AMEIt ASS N.
W.UPet.l ( W.L.P0'.
Kan. City.. 67 4 4 .Mil
Rt. Paul 7 43 .400
cnicago ....67 44 .f64
Newark ....M 44 .('
Pittsburgh 63 44 .6t'1
fit. Louis ..64 47 .6&I
Mtnneapl s 0 49 .iro
Indlananlls W 4S .643
Kan. City... 64 W .623
IxiUisvllle ..63 62 .6(3
Cleveland ...46 s ,437
Milwaukee .44 0 .M
Columbus ..41 5 .3SJ
Buffalo ....47 60 .443
Brooklyn ..40 18 .40
Baltimore .35 03 .3411
Yesterday's Resalts.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Wichita, 8; Sioux City, 1
Topeka, 6; Omaha, 4.
Lincoln, 8-0; St. Joseph, 3-0.
Denver, 8-1; Des Moinea, 4-a.
NATIONAL LBAGUI4
Boston, 6; St Ixmla,' 3. "
Brooklyn, 13; Chicago, -0. '
l'hlladelphla. 4; Cincinnati, k V
New Vork-Pltuburgh, rain.
AMERICAN LEAGUE. ',
Detroit, 6; Washington, a
Chicago, 8; Philadelphia, 4.
Cleveland, 1; New York, L Called end
fifth, rain.
St. Louis. 0; Boston, 1
FEDKJBAL LEAGUE. .
Kansas City, 0-2; Newark. 4-4.
Chicago, 2; Brooklyn. L
Pittsburgh, 8; Buffalo, a ,
St. Louis, 8; Baltimore, 0. '
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. ,
Kansas City, ; Cleveland, 4.
t Minneapolis, 4) Columbus, i. - .
Milwaukee, 15 Indianapolis, 6.
St. Paul, 8; Louisville, 3.
flaasea Today.
. Western League Wichita at Slou
City, Topeka at Omaha, Lincoln at St.
Joseph, Denver at Des Moines,
National League Boston at St. LOUIS,
Brooklyn - at Chicago, Philadelphia at
Cincinnati. New York at Pittsburgh.
American IeArue Detroit at Was'ilng.
ton, Chicago at Philadelphia, Cleveland
at New York, St. Louis at osion.
Federal League Pittsburgh at Balti
more, St. Louis at Bufialo, Chicago at
Newark, Kansas City at Brooklyn.
Double plays: Cooney to Kane; Tallinn
to Brltton. Basea on balls: Otf Clara, l,
off southern, 6. Struck out: By Clrk,
; by goutaero, 8. Time; 1:37. Umpire:
GelaeL .
Umpire Quigley is
Seriously Injured .
by Gas Explosion
CHICAGO, Aug. . Umpire E. C.
Quigley waa seriously Injured this after
noon by an explosion of gaa in tha stove
of ' the ticket office at tha National
Leaa-ue park. Ha was Inflating Ms
breast protector when tha accident oc
curred. Ka was badly, burned and waa
taken unconscious to a nearby hospital.
Half an hour after the accident tha
umpire was atlU unconscious, but phy
sicians aald there waa nothing to Indicate
that his Injuries affected any vital organ
and that probably be would recover.
Gilmore Puts Ban'
On the Mud Ball
CHICAOO, Aug. a Use of tha "mud
ball," successor to the emery ball, was
prohibited In tha Federal leagua on or
ders Issued today from President Olt
mores office hers. A penalty of 880 ls
provided for violation of tha order.
In addition, a ruling that , tha umpires
must rub tha class off all new balls be
fore putting them in play Is included.
and tha use of a sponge, wet handker
chief or other article to aid In moistening
the balls a also interdicted.
Credit for Ckwovertng the saad hall has
Veen green to C tteulbech V tha Newark
rMernla, who b said to hare need It
sasceaasfaOy In a gsme era baa. CMeago a
fsw 4ap age. A tittle lump ef wet sand
strk on the ball raueed K ta take a
peeuliar umii mt, anmetntng af'r the
faahksa of the emery bait.
Tewnaeuds Welti Valley.
Tha Townsends dsfeated tha Vail y
team at Valley In an -IntsresUng game
by the score of 4 to 3. The features ef
the game were ths steady pitching of
Kggers and tha tlmsly kitting ef tbe
Townsends. Score: - H.H.H,
Townsands ...0 0 0 1 0,0 1 0 S-4 14 f
Valley 1 0 I 1 0 0 0 I 0-4) 8 I
Batteries: Townsends' and MoCagus;
Valley. Falconer and Carter. Twe-basa
hits: Cross. Honarlc. Home run: Alboud.
Struck out: By Kggers, 10; by Fslcoaer,
10.
David City Defeats gshayler.
DAVID CITY. Neb., Aug. a tflpaolal.)
David City blanked ths Sehuyler loam
In a fast gsme here Sunday, Andrews for
Schuyler struck out fifteen and Miller
for David City struck out elevsn. Hrs'
KICK.
tochuyler 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 a-0 1 4
David City ..I M l I I I I M I I
KatHfW: IwiM Oty.'slUler as4 r-st-s-artng.
f.syM. AaaCreai-s aaa JNiAkras.
that faaia .las,
1 Whrs ye Kh nli er beg-.n vah
!..k- r K.na PhaTlJluM ft aa..
t rates be lb root and lungs. All drug-rlsts.AvrlisemenL'
a
' WELL
cone oh
IP TfMVCMi
M-L ReADY"
GEORGE CHTSHAW
TIES WORLD RECORD
Brooklyn Second Baseman Iake
Six Consecutive Hita in that
Many Timet Up.
CHICAGO TEAM IS SHUT OUT
CHICAGO, Aug. a-Oeorga CuUhaw,
acoond baseman for Brooklyn, today tied
tha world's record held by Clarence
Beaumont of Pittsburgh, by making six
consecutive hits In as many times at bat
In tha game agalrut Cllou.
The visitors shut out the locals, 13 to 0.
Brooklyn played slugging game, making
a total f twcntyt-hree hits off Pierce
and Sundndge. Not man walked an
either side and no aaciiflcea were mado.
Umpire O'Doy, who waa reappointed yoe
tordny, v as compelled to ofiolata alona
toiiny because his partner, Ernest C.
JUlh'ley
fcCOIX'.
was hurt by a gaa explosion,
BROOKLYN. CH1CAOO.
Vyr, of.... 4 II SOeoS. ft 4 11
O'Mira. mm... I V nnr, mm.... " '
rauhart. lb. .4 14 1 OSV-hnltM. If.. I 1
Wboai, It 4 3 0 0 SZ-lnmarm., ib.3 0 8 0
CuI1m. lb. .4 4 14 OWIlllaraa. cf t (
a
iH.mm.l. rt, 4 1 3 0 04clArrr, lb.l 4 IS 1
iQrit, lb 6 111 SArrhftr. ....! 114
.1 ij, v w -. . ....
rni.ar. .... 3 1 3 Pbaias, lb... I 4 11
flortw, a 1 4 8
Tatula ....II II 17 I 1 Ulaarldga, s.l S S 1
entyar
1 4 4
Totals ,...t 8 IT U 3
Batted for Standridge in ninui.
Brooklyn 0 10 0 4 4 11 0-18
c:hl,auo 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 00
Two-base hits: Hummel, Meyers, Gets.-!
Pfefler. .Stolen base: Cutshaw. Karneii
runs: Brooklyn. 9. Base on error: Brook
lyn, 1. Hits: Off Pierce, 8 In five innings;
oft Standridge. 16 In four Innlngn Struck
out: , By Pierce. 8; by Pfeffer. 1; by
Standridge, 1. Umpires: .O Dy.
tlecleaatl Wlaa la Twelfth.
CINCINNATI. Auor. ft In an untilll
fight which tested twelve lnnlnars, Cincin
nati Won- frvm Philadelphia today, i to 4.1
Teh visitors took an cany teaa, geiung
two runs In the flrnt on a base on bails
and three singles. They soored again In
tm, third m Williams' error. Art error by
Iiale was reionlble for another In the
alble tor anoiner in me
h the locals soured two,
sixth, n the sixt
mn, .tt n rimible. nn error end four sin
gles end forced Iemaree'g erttrement in
the seventh. Cincinnati then tied the
eeore on two singles and a sacrifice.
fcoore: ,
PHILADELPHIA. nnuannu
. abhAaj
AS.n.cr.A.B
Byraa. lb ... 4 1 1
iwnrroft. ' aa.4 1 1
OGi-oh. Ib 4 8 I 4 f
IHwinl. a. ...I I 1 T 1
Williams. It 4 8 14 1
Wat-Kll.. nil I I 1
I P.krt. el... I 1 I
i Craalb. rt...4 I 4
i lKtarna. lb.. 4 1 14
Whlttei. 1I..4 4 1
I Nlrhnft. Ib. ..I S 4
. W.KIIiltaf. l 1 4
I IWmam, .. 4 4
i Marer. p 1 4 4
a-Kll., Il l I 1
1th. rt...4 13 4 4
ka, s 4 I 1 1 4
nar, lb. .4 1 4 I 0
Ortrllth.
Clarka,
fl Waano
IMol vlia. lb.l 4 14 1 4
SMcKaaarr. .s l
Dal., s t 14 4 1
t-rbnaldar, S t 4 t 4 4
Totals tttjfl
844 I twino 1
Roaaars ....1 4 4 0 4
Total ....41 14 14 14 4
Ones out when winning run scored.
Batted for McKenery In soconed.
Batted for Dale In si Jth.
Philadelphia 8 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0-4
Cincinnati 0 0 0 0 0 8 3 0 0 0 0 1-6
Two-base hit: Williams. Stolen bases:
Hersog, Nlehoff. Karned runs: Phila
delphia, 3; Cincinnati, 4. Double plays:
Oroh to Wagner to Mollwlts, Hersog to
Wagner to Mollwlts. Base on error
Philadelphia, 1. Baaes on balls: Off
Deinaree. 1; off Meyer, 1; off McKenery,
3; off Schneider, a Hits: Off Demaree,
8 In six Innings and none out In seventh!
off Mayer. 6 In six Innings; off Mc
Kenery. 3 In two Innings; off pale. in
four Innings; off Schneider. I In six In
nings. . Struck out: By Demsree. 8; by
Mayer, 3; by McKenery, 1; by Dale, i:
by Schneider. L Umplrea: Byron and
Easoo.
Breaks Loalag Streak.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. . Boston checked
Its losing streak today by defeating St.
Iouls, 4 to 1 lolan's error In the first
liming gave the world's champions a
three-run lead which St. Louis could not
overcome The local, rallied in ths fifth
and scored twice on Hyatt s trlpje, Oon-lales-
iHnsle and Grlner's nouble. Bcjre:
BOm)N. BT. LOUIS
A&.H.O.AB AB.H.O.A.1.
Kan. H-U.l 4 1 1 4tls. SS....4 434
Brow. s i 99 ' I I I a
. ri a a 4 4 Minor, la... .4 I
(kUf. If. I list Lmx. rt 4 t i
4 0 8 44
. M.aaa, ef...A 3 4 4 t Hralt, lb.
ik,mul lb..4 1 II 1 ilaaiaa. .
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PLAYEDJO A TIE
Game Called Daring the Sixth
Inning- While a Heavy Thunder
Storm ii Passing- Over.
TWO GAMES CARDED FOR TODAY
NEW YORK, Aug. .-New York and
Cleveland played a short 1 to 1 tie here
today, the game being terminated In the
sixth Inning by a heavy thunderstorm.
New York was at bat at the time, there
being two out Klrke soored Cloveland'a
run In tha second Inning on A home run
and New York tied In the fourth on a
eingle and steal by Boone and Caldwell'g
alngla. Two games will be played to
morrow. Score:
CUCVBINO, NKW YORK.
AB.H.O.A.K
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Totals ....11 I'll I 1 Total! ....14 4 II 3
J I 'Two out when gamu called aocount
f of rain. '
I Cleveland 0 1 0 0 0 0-1
New York 0 0 0 1 0 1
1 Home run: Klrke, Stolen bases: Plnp,
, I PecklupauKh, WambSHanaa, Boone. Double
play: 1'ec'klnpaugn to iioinie io ritp.
Karned runs: New York. 1; Cleveland. 1.
First base on errors: Cleveland, 3. Bases
on balls: Off Caldwell, 4: off Mitchell. 1
Ktruck out: By Caldwell. 3; by Mitchell,
8. Umpires: O Louglilln and lllluebrand.
Nabora Bettles Down Too Late.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. .-Unsteady
pitching gave Chicago a big lead In the
first three Innings today and Pbtlsdet
plila waa easily defeat. d. 8 to 4. Nabors,
formerly of the Ifewman, Oe, club, aet
fled down after tbe I bird Inning and did
good work. Kaber vnta every effective
except in the ninth Inning, and was given
splendid support. Jk-or
CHICAOO. PHILAnKLPHIA.
AB.H.O.A.K AB.H.O.A.B.
Murabr. rf.,4 II O'trlM. rf...l 1141
Waarar. ss...l 14 7 SHtrank, rf...l
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Totals ,...14 11 17 IS 4
Totals ....II I 17 17 8
Batted for Nabors in ninth.
Chicago 4 I 1 0 O 0 0 3 0 S
Philadelphia 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 84
Two-base hlta: Schang, Wesver, Kloten
hMi: Vnuriiler. J. Collins. Earned
runs: Chicago, 4; Philadelphia, 4. Double
plays: K. Collins to FournJer, Faber to
Weaver to Fournler, Vela' to to K. Collins
to Biackbume, Lapp to Kopf. First base
on errors: Cnicngo, 2. Bases on balls:
Off Falier, ; otf Nntors, 0. Hit by
pitched ball: By Nitbois, Murphy and
Felnh. Struck out: By laber, 4; by Na
bors, 4. Umpires: Kvans and Chill.
Win la Thirteenth.
WASHINGTON. Aug. .-Veaoh' dou
ble. Burns' single and Young's triple
with two out In the thirteenth Inning
gave Detroit two runs and a 6 to 8 vic
tory tver Washington tdny. In Wash
ington's half Inning. Uandil doubled,
Kopp drew a pass and Williams, pinch
hittlng tor Henry, nmved them up with a
sacrifice, but McBrlde fanned and Wal
ter Johnson, batting for Ayres, flew out
to Veach. t ore:
DETROIT . WASHIKOTOM.
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Batted fr Henry in thirteenth.
Batted for Ayers in thirteenth.
Detroit 0 00003000000 3
Wsshingtou ISOOOOOOaOOO 08
Two-base hits: Foster. Henry, Veach.
Gaud 1 1. Three-base hits: Cobb, Kava
nagh. Young. Stolen base: Dausa. IVrnad
runs: 1'etrolt. 3; Washington, 1. Double
plays: Mcllildu to Foster. Bush to Young
to Hurra. Vttt to Young to Burns. Bases
en errors: lietrnit, X; Washington. 2.
Bases on balls: Off Pueilng, 4; off Dausa,
4. Hlta: Off Boellng. 4 In sis lniilniis;
off Ayers. 4 la seven innings. Strut k out:
By Hoclloir, l: by liause, 4; by Ayers, s.
Umpires: Dineen and Tallin.
Bnrfeat Bhata Osl St. Levis.
BOSTON. Aug. a Boston won from St.
IMiii ludar. 1 to a In a same railed at
t-jmt ef Ibe etghth tnoing bx aiies ef
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peaanf antii !. i a - it kept St.
h'ts well ai-ettered. Beaten Beared,
I the rtnl run on Hooper's peas ana Kneea-
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Speakers secntwl aeuhta. a sacrifice and
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boetiun 1 0 0 0 L 0 0-1
Two-haeit hlU- apeaJMrr (2). Don hi a
plays: Cady to Ohitier Kowaird tngTiawr
tn Austin. Left on baitesi lit. 1-ouia, 04
Roauin. h. Bases on bails: Olf 'Wailiiiarn,
i; off Koob, U off Faster, L Hltsi Wrt
Weilman, 0 In seven Uinlhss;- off Kiiob.,
runs In one imritig. Hals: Well man.
Struck out'. By Kuob. V, by Foster., a.
I'mines: Whilaxv and Contiully.
if e wnbr-e-v ltffe-ts Kaalaea.
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STECHER'S TEAM
STARTS BIG TOUR
Dodg-e Club Opens Two-Week Tour
in Nebraska Before Large
Crowd at Herman.
PLAT ST0EZ TEAM IN 0KAHA
Accompanied by his, ball team, which
yesterday started a two-week tour ot the
" ol"r'
wrestler, arrived In Omha last night
world's
ana registered atune Miuara noiei. inn
team will leave at 8 o'clock this morning
for Arlington, where they will play tha
town aquad this afternoon.
Stechcr plays on the Initial corner for
tha "Dodgers" and hold tha job through
sheer merit and not because of hut box
office powers. His brother, Anton, ap-
" " i. -wi,
same reason.
When Steelier appeared In tha dining
rooty, of the Millard tha cabaret perform
ance waa stopped by tha applause for
the young giant.
Tha "Dodgers" opened their attack at
Herman, where they beat tha town team,
by tha score of 7 to 4. Nearly 1Q0 per
sons witnosaed the game. Today they arc
at Arlington.
Here la the rest of tha schedule:
Auguot 1L Kohuyler.
August 13, Wilbur.
August 14. Wshoo.
August, 15, Platte Center.
August 17, Iender.
August 1S-19, nosallo.
August 31, York.
August ii. Grand Island.
August 33. Central City.
August 34, Ht. Paul.
August 3ft. Scotia.
August 34, Bnyder.
August Ml, iVdar Rapids. '
Heptemler 3-3, Htsnton.
September S or 12, Omaha Store.
Here is the Dodge lineup: Ola Olson,
recond baao: (1. Srb, center field; Anton
Steoher, short atop; Don Totten, third
base; Ted Kalns. catch; J. Chmeler, le-ft
field; Baston , McDonald, right field; Joe
Ptechor, first base;' Alexander, pitch;
Wright, pitch: Andrews, pitch.
Cretan Blanks Memphis.
ORICTNA, Aug. . (Special.) Before
the largest crowd ot the season, Gretna
defeated the Memphis team here Sun
day by superior pitching of Oottch, who
let the visitors down without a hit or a
run. Score: 1 R.H.E.
Oretna 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0-8 8 0
Memphis 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 00 0 3
Bstterlxs: Memphis, Mason and Jensen;
Gretna, Got (oh and . Mangold, Time, 1:U.
Nest Sunday the home taam ylll play
the fast Pnpllllon bunch on the Gretna
ball groOnds.
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NEWARK WIHS EIGHT
WIT1I0UTA BREAK
Kansas City Loses Twice and Tries
to Save Its Bacon by Entering
a Protest.
HAL CHASE WINS FOE BUFFALO
NEWA11K, N. J., Aug. S.-Newark took
the ent're series and made It e'ght
straight Victories hy defeating Kan
C'ty twice todny. Hold gain Ji:, i .-.
terly fought
After Moran had taken Johnson's
measure In the first ' game, Mm tger
George Stovall sent Main in to check the
locals, but ha failed. A pinch hit by
8trand settled the game In the four.h
Inning. Stovall protested tha game,
claiming Rartden Interfered with his bat
ters by touching their bats. Score, f'st
game: RH.E.
Kansas Ctty.O 00000000 OSD
Newark .....0 3000110 - 414
Batteries: Hennlng. Johnson aid
Brown; Moran and Itartden.
Score, second game: RU B
Kansas Clty.O 1100000O-381
Newark 0 10S1000 480
Batteries: Main and Easterly; Bllllsrd,
Kaiserllng and Itariden.
llnffala Wlaa Last Game.
BUFFALO. Aug. t. Buffalo won th
Inst game of the partes front Pittsburg I
today, to 3. It waa won In the elguvh
Inning when Hal Chase made a home run
with the basea full. The other two runs
In the eighth were made before Chase's
hit Score: R.H.R
Buffalo 0000004 -71
Pittsburgh ..0 03000010-3111
Batteries: Sohuls. Anderson. Bedleot
and Blair, Allen; Dickson, K natter and
O'Connor.
Threw Oat of Foar.
BALTIMORE, Aug. t. St. Louts fnadi
It three out ot four by taking this eitr
noon's game, S to 0. Plank scored his
second shutout of tha series. The gajne
waa called at tha end of the- elghtn in
ning on aceount of rain. Score: H.H.K.
SU Louis.. ...... .0 t 0 0 1 0 0 0- i
BalUmore 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 4 I
Batteries: Plank and Chapman; Quina
and Owens.
Won hy Fielding.
BROOKLYN. Aug. a Chicago defeated
Brooklyn today, S to L through brilliant
fielding behind Hendrlx. This made tha
third game won by the visitors from tha
locals out of four played. Hendrlg wa4
hit freely, but was saved In tha ptnchsg
by fine stops and line eatohes, tnrce fasq
double plays featuring. Brooklyn ralllvd
In the ninth, with a shutout imminent
and scored one run on a pass and ihrri
hlta. Score: R.H.U.
Chicago 1 0000001 0-1 d
Brooklyn 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11 11 1
Batterteaj Hendrlg and Fischer; Ftni
aeran, Upham and U. Binith. .
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