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Pat Over Two Buna Then and De
feat Pittsburgh by Score of
Four to Two.
WHITTED SINGLES AND STEALS
PITTSBURGH. Slept. l8.-After battling
for thirteen Innings today, Philadelphia
put var two runs and defeated Pitta-
burgh, by a score of 4 to I. Id the thir
teenth Inning Whltted singled after two
men had been retired and atole second,
going to third on Murphy's wild throw.
Nlehoff was passed and he also stole
second, after which Burns scored both
meen with a single to center. Score i
rHUJLOEU'HlA.
PITTSBURGH.
AB.H.O.A.E
AB.H.O.A F
Flock lb.... 18 4
0 lOinr. It.... 1 4 0 0
.Iiancroft, alll
l)'ert, of., I I I
Vravath. r( I 1 4
1 jorlnrua, lb. 11 II
WhtttMl, f 4 t 1
Mfhuft, lb-I 1 I
fturna. I 1 I
Alexander, p 4 I 0
8 OJohnaloa. lb 6 111 a 0
0 Oflarnar. of... I 1 t 0 0
1 OHInotiran. rtl I I 1
0 iViaur, as.. 1 T 1
0 OVIot. lb . 511
1 enmrd. I s l
I OOlbnon ..... I I I 0 0
I O-Hlslln 0 0 0
Murphr. e... I 0 4 4 1
. Totals..
4114 If II OCoopM. p.... 4 0 0 1 0
Total 47 II l I
2000000000024
riillsdelphla ..,
Pitts
tsburgh -.0 0010100000 0-1
Two-base hits! Nlehoff. Stock. Stolen
buses: Paskart, Cravath, Whltted.
Nlohoff. Double Dlavs: Bancroft to
.uderus, Alexander to Burns to Stock,.
wssner to Johnston, luarnen runa:
3'hlladelphla, 4 Pittsburgh, 2. Bases on
halls: Off Alexander, 8; off Cooper, 6.
Struck out: By Alexander, 6: by Cooper,
I Umpires i Byron and Orth.
Beds Win la Elevea.
I CINCINNATI, O., Sept. lS.-Clnclnnatl
m-on an eleven-Inning mum today from
New York, U 6. Teareau pitched good
ball for seven Innings, the locals being
finable to score while the visitors had
kcored three runs off Dale. In the
tlghth Cincinnati got six hits after two
Were out, scoring five runs. New York
I led the score in the ninth with three
i its off Schneider, who bad replaced Dale,
'enton took Tesreau's place and held tbe
ncals until the eleventh when he passed
tod iters. Schneider singled. KlUlfer sac
fiflced and Bodgers scored the winning
run when Oroh singled. Score:
I NEW YOHK. OINCaNNATI.
AB.H.O.A.n. AS.H.O.A.K.
urn. If.... 4 I 0 OKllllter. of.. 4 0 10
lohsrtsn. rf I 1 1
tori, lb ... 4 11
itorkls. lb., t I U
'Ictchsr, a. 4 t 1
te;ker. of. .. 4 I I
Irilowd. lb 4 I
rierars, a.... 4 1 4
ooln, a...- 0 t 1
enreatl. P., 8 1 0
ntoa. p... 110
tttehanc SOI
OQroh, N. s
lHaraoe; salbt 1
lOrimih. rf.. I I
IMollwlti. lb I 1
0 Wiener, la. 1 0
OJyach. It.... I t
OWloio, 0...6 1
0 Rodcvn. lb. 4 1
OIMls, p I 0
l'S. hnlder. all
0nrk 1 1
Williams .. 1
Tataia H f30 17 I
Totala 41 1! II 14 I
Ran for Meyers In tenth.
None out In eleventh.
Hatted for Mollwlts in eighth.
, Balted for Dale In eighth.
r'ew York M 0 001030020 06
lnclnnatl 0 000000600 16
Two-bnse hits: Merkle, Rodgers, Moll
Kita. Wlngo, Meyers. Three-base hits:
(obertson. Leach. Stolon base: Rodgers.
lamed runa: New York, 4; Cincinnati,
Double playi Wlngo to Oroh. Left
n bases: New York, 8: Cincinnati, 11.
lase on errors: New York, 1; Clncin
iHtl, 2. Bases on balls: Off Benton, 1;
iff Schneider, 1. Hits: Off Tvsreau. 10
n eight lnnlnws; off Benton. 2 in 2. none
nit In eleventh; off Bale, 5 in eight I ti
lings: off Schneider, 4 In three innings,
-truck out: By Tesreau, 1; by Dale, 4.
Vmpiree: O'Day and Qutgley.
Saler Muff a. Cubs Lose.
mrrrAnr nnt is cuir' mtr nr .
1op fly by Snodgraas. with two men on
he bases ami two out. In the fourth in-
rtng. cost Chicago today's game with
loston, 6 to 4. .gan ana Uowdy were the I
wo men who scored when the ball rolled
lo the stand.
I Kvers also contributed a one-hand spear
tf a Texas leaguer In th aeventh inning
1th the bases filled and saved tha game
tor Boston.
I The same was a nltohers' battle. Barnes
id not allow a cln hit until the seventh
nd then was replaced by Hughes.
'.immerman was ordered out of tha gams
i uinuire reason lor aisouunir a dil
ution. Manager Bresnahan also was ban
ned when he a r (curd the play.
Boston made only four hits, and three
bf these w.-re credited to Magee. Score:
( UOflTON. CHICAOO.
i AU.HO.AB. AB.H.O.A.E.
nwln'aa. 1b I 1 I 0 lC.ood. rf 4 0 0 1 0
umvton. of. 1 I 0 OKiaiirr. aa... 4 0 1 I
Kvars tb.... 4 0
Kltipat'k. rtl 0
klaaaa. If-la 4 I
mllb. lb-... 1 0
'a. aa .... I 0
kiuru, el IK 4
i.Fwcir. a ... I 0
Darnaa. p.... I 0
I I VKrhulta. If.. 4 0 .1 0 0
l uzimrman. IbO
4 0 01'hrlan. l-lb I
I' 8- Initlar. lb.... 4
0 4 OMurrar. cf.. 4
1 0 OM'Crt'r l-3bt
0 0 0 0
010
I 11 0 1
1 I 0 0
0 110
0 111
I 0 OKtUMlr, Kb.. 1
0 4 OA rotor, a..
bushaa. p... 1 0 0 0 OKicroa. p..
A lW 111M. p.
TU1S 10 4 17 11 l'MrlAITT
'Luhrv ..
7ill. p..,
t'hults ..
Margrave
Totals 11 I 27 II I
'Batted for Adama lu tlio aeventh.
Kan for Mclrry In the aeventh.
Batted for Zsoel in the nlntli.
Han for Archer in the ninth.
'Boston 2 0 1 2 0 0 0 i
IL'hicago 0 00100204
Two-basa hit: Saler. F.arned runs:
Boston, 8: Chicago, 3. Double play:
wisher to Knlsely to Saier. Bafa on er
rors: Boston. 2: Chicago, 3. Bases on
balls I Off Pierre. 3; off Adams. 1; off
Barnes 2; off I inches, 1; ff Zabel. 1.
lilts: Off Pierce. 8 in three and one-third
lnntnra: off i.!.,... i i ,l. i ...
-Li J m . " " J III I'll cc uiu i u -
thirds lnnln; off Zabel. none in two ln-
iiiiissi ii inrnn, i m six and one-third
Innings; off Hughes, 2 in two and two
thirds lnnliiHs. Hit by ultched ball: By
Adams, Kltspatiii'k. Btrui-k out: By
Ilerca. I; by Barnes. 2; by Adama, 1; by
Hughes, 8, Lniflrea: lUgler and Easoo,
Rallest Driven from Boa
ST. LOUIS, Sept 13. Sallee waa driven
from the box after vlnhlinir fit- ...... .
th third Innlnn today irnl ltmokivn
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from it. Ixiuls, i to 3. lamline reulaeed ' Oakland. 2; Pender. 3. Struck out: By
ha I Ire and held the vUltnrs to two hits ! Blown. 7: by Wenke. S. Bases on balls:
Coombs was 1I1. Issuing seven passes I ' f f Wenka, 3. Dodge wl I play here
.but excellent support by hi teammates Tuesday,
kept the totals from overcoming tne early . i ' i
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Standing of Team3
NAT. IJSAtirR.
A M Kit. l.KAOl'R
W.Ul'ct.l W.KPcl.
Phils. 7( 5 .B7S' llnston .674
Hmoklyn ,.7 62 .M lrtroit H8 48 M'
Boston 71 62 .MlU'liloago . . . .79 M .Rc5
St. luls...M 72 .4T8 Waslilngtun.73 f. .563
Chicago ...62 68 . 477! New York..R 71 .4."-4
Cincinnati .64 70 . 4771 Kt. louls. ..M 7(1 .41
Pittsburgh .64 73 .467 Cleveland ..M 84 .378
New York. .60 72 .400 Phlla 38 4 .tkl
FED. L.EAOUR. I AMER. ASB'N.
W.UPct.l W.UPct.
Pittsburgh .74 B9 M6 Minneapolis. ". .BM
St. lxuls...72 62 .hill St. Paul "i fii) .5W
Newark ....70 tfl .fcl4 lndtM.napolis.76 tw .6j4
Chicago ,...7S 62 . 6411 I-oulsvllle ..74 68 .iVl
Kan. Clty..6 64 .51H) Kan. City.. .7 81 .44
Buffalo ....68 70 .4M( Milwaukee .65 77 , 4iVS
Brooklyn ...06 71.482 Cleveland ..64 7 .48
Baltimore ..44 87 .836 Columbus ..M OS .371
Yesterday's Heaalta.
NATIONAL LEAQl'E.
Boston, 6: Chicago, 4.
New York. 6; Cincinnati, 6.
Philadelphia, 4; Pittsburgh, 2.
Brooklyn, 6; St. Ixiuls. 3.
AMERICAN L-KAdUE.
Chicago, 1-1; Boston, 2-4.
Detroit, f; New York, 0.
Cleveland, 2; Washington, 3.
tit. Louis, 8; Philadelphia. 2.
FEDERAL, LKAUL'E.
Pittsburgh. 7; Brooklyn, 6.
Newark, 6; St. Iouis, i.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
St Paul, 7; Cleveland, 0.
Milwaukee. 11-7; Columbus, 8-7. Second
railed end ninth, darkness.
Minneapolis, 2; Indianapolis. 3.
Kansas City, 4; Louisville, 6.
Ussiei Today.
National League Boston at Chicago,
New York at Cincinnati. Philadelphia at
Pittsburgh, Brooklyn at St. Louis.
American League Chicago at Boston,
Detroit at New York, Cleveland at Wash
ington, St. Louis at Philadelphia.
Federal League 'Baltimore at Chicago,
Newark at St. Louis, Buffalo at Kansas
City.
Mrm. ef..
0ta. lb...
Nixon. It.
O.Millar,
Coomba, p.
, 4 I OWIIaea. cf... 110 0 0
.4111 OLamlina. p.. I 0 0 1 e
,1110 0J. Millar, lb. 4
0 1 0 1 '.
WW
0 0 10
1110
0
1 0 4 0 OQontalaa, o.. I
.4111 OHorn.bj. aa.. 4
HallM. P....0
ToUla 13 1 87 10 Brown cf.... t
Hralt ' 1
Total 14 1 17 11
Batted for Lamlina In ninth.
Brooklyn 0 8 6 0 0 0 0 1 0-4
St. Louis 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 08
Three-base hit: Cutshaw. Two-base
hits: Long, Cutshaw. Stolen base:
Nixon. Earned runs: Brooklyn, 4; St.
Louis, 3. First base on errors: Brook
lyn, 4. Bases on balls: Off Coombs, 7;
off Sallee, 2; off Lamline, L Hits: Off
Sallee, & in three inninus; off Lamline,
2 In six innings. Struck out: By
Coombs, 3; by Sallee, 1; by Lamline, 4.
Umpires: Klem and Emslie.
Jack Hughes Wins
Golf Championship
of the Field Club
Jack Hughes, former state champion,
won the golf championship of the Field
club Sunday by defeating M. H. La Dou
ceur in the final round, 7 up and 6 to
play. For years Hughes has been striv
ing for the Field club honor, but never
until this year has he been successful,
Tha play Sunday was for thirty-six
holes, but Hughes' gams was so superior
to that of LaDouceur that the match was
over when the thirtieth hole was played.
Hughes played a good, steady gams. His
drives were straight and true, his ap
proach shots nicely laid and putts clev
erly executed, and he deserved to win
the coveted honor.
The field club tourney was featured by
several upsets of the dope. Both Bam
Reynolds and Bill Chambers, who were
favorites to land In the finals, were put
out in the second round. Reynolds was
beaten by Frank Hals and Chambers by
LaDouceur.
Aaaerlraa Aasoelatlaa.
At Cleveland rUt.B.
St. Paul T 8 1
Clveland 0 4 1
Batteries. Steel snd Johnson; Hill and
Black -ell.
At Columbus (First game:) R.H-E.
Milwaukee 11 12
Columbus 8 13 3
Batteries: Young and Brannan, Bacon
and Coleman.
(Second game): B H.B.
Milwaukee 7 7 6
Columbus 1 12
Batteries: Dougherty and Brannan;
Bennett and Mueller. (Called at end of
ninth Inning on account of darkness.)
At Indianapolis It I IK.
Minneapolis 2 t 3
Indianapolis 2 13 1
Batteries: Williams and Sullivan;
Conselman and Blackburn. (Eleven In-
ninga)
At Louisville R.HE.
Kansas City 4 14 1
LoulvlIle I
Batteries: Larson. Regan and Oelbet;
Tayksr, Mlddleton and C'rosalD.
Oxklsaa) Defeats Peaitr,
OAKLAND. Neb.. Sept. 1.1 (Special
Telegram ) Ookland defeated Pender to
day. 8 to a, in a tight gam, mown
pitched gilt-edge ball and deserved a
shutout. He allowed only two hits. Pten
dor snored twice on a two-baaw hit. a
muffed fly in the field, another hit and
a sacrifice hit. Pender scored by bunoh
ing his, and then Oeorg Wagiter's three
bagger. The atxth saw Eggert on. and
'West brought him In on a two-bagger.
In the ninth, Cameron was paatsod and
(i. Wagner dropped ana btuok of first.
Score: R.HB
pendt-r t 2
Oakland 0 1 1 18 10 1
Batteries: Pender, Wanks and Crane;
Oakland. Brown and West Earned runs:
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BEAT CHJSOX TWICE
League-Leading Bostoni Capture
Both Ends of Double-Header
from Comiskey'i Men.
LOSERS ALLOWED THREE HITS
BOSTON, Sept. 13 Tha league-leading
Red Sox Improved their position by win
ning lytth games of a double-header from
Chicago, 2 to 1 and 4 to 1, today.
Boston was favored by effective pitch
ing, both Leonard and Shore) holding tha
Chicago to three hits In each game.
In tha first contest Scott, who Is usu
ally successful against Boston, was hit
at critical moments. Gardner's triple
and Lewis' hit scored a run for the Red
Sox In the fourth, and parry's scratch
hit, Oartigan'a fores out, on which th
former was retired, "Weaver' error on
Leonard's rap, and Hoblitxel's double
added the winning run in the seventh.
Chicago got two of Its three hits In the
eighth, when Its only run was scored.
The second game was stopped after
eight Innings by darkness. Faber lasted
only one-third of an Inning, in which
Boston scored three runs. Clcotte, who
succeeded him, held Boston safe until the
eighth, when a pass was developed Into
a run. Chicago's Ion run Cains In tha
first, tha result of two hits and Thomas'
error on Speaker's throw to the plate.
Score, first gam:
CHICAGO. BOSTON.
AB.H.O.A.E. AB.H.O.A.E.
Murphr. rf 4 I 8 0 OHoblHisl. lb 4 I t 1 0
J.Oolllna, lbl 0 7 1 OEHoott, aa.. 4 114 0
E Colllna. tbl Oil 0 Hooter, rf . . 4 0 I 0 0
Jackson, cf.. 4 0 11 OSpwkar. cf.. 1 0 4 0 0
frlaoh If... 8 0 8 0 OOartaar. lb, I 1 0 10
Waarar. as.. I 0 I I ILwls. If.... 4 13 0 0
Johns, lb.... 4 0 10 IBarry. 2b.... I 18 0 0
Brhalk. c... till 0'rr1san. e.. 1 I 0 0
J.tkwtt. p... I 0 0 1 (lUavnarl. p.. I 0 1 I
Blackburna 0 0 0 0 0
CfeotM. p...O 0 0 0 Totala 10 I 17 11 0
Totala M I 14 11 I
Batted for Scott In eighth.
Chicago 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 01
Boston 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 2
Two-base hit: Hablltcel. Three-bHae
hit: Gardner. Stolen bases: E. Collins,
Gardner. Double play: Weaver to J.
Collins. Bases on balls: Off Scott, 1;
off Cicotte, 1; off Leonard. 4. Hits: Off
J. Scott, 8 in seven innings; off Clcotte,
none in one Inning. Struck out: By J.
Scott. 1; by Leonard. . Umpires: Hllde
brand ana O'Loughlin. Score, second
game:
CHICAGO. BOSTON.
AB.H.O.A B AB H.O A E.
Murphr. rf.l 1 4 1 OHoMIUal. lb 4 112 I 0
J.Oolllna lbl Oil OHrntt. m ...t 1121
K-Colllna lbl 1 4 1 OHoopor. rf... 4 I 1
Jackaon. of.. I 0 1 1 Ogpaakor, rf.. I I 1 I 0
Fournlar. If. 8 8 OQandnor. lb. I 0 0 I t
Waarsr, as.. I 0 1 2 llwls. If.... I 110 0
Johna, lb... I 111 IBarry. lb.... I 1101
Mayar. a.... 8 0 8 1 0 Thomas, a... 4 1 I 0 1
Wolfaaaa, t 0 OBhora p.... 4 till
Faber. p. ... 0 0 0 1
CleotMb P... I 0 1 Totala... .11 I 14 11 I
Brhalk. a.... 1 0 1 0 1
Lialbold .... 1 0 0 0 0
TOUIs..... IT I M I 4
Sailed end eighth account darknsas.
Batted for Mayer in eighth.
Chicago 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 01
Boston 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 14
Two-base hit: Johns. Threa-bass hit:
Hooper. Stolen base: Johns. Double
plays: Barry to Bcrrtt to Hoblttsel. Jack
son to Weaver to B. Collin. Bases on
balls: Off Faber, 1: off Wolfgang, 1.
tHtte: Off Faber, I in one-third iruUng;
off Clcotte, 4 In six and two-thirds in
nings; off Wolfgang, 2 In one Inning. Hit
by pitched ball: Barry by Faber. Struck
out: By CVotte, 3; by Wolfgang, 3; by
Shore, 1 empires: O'Loughlin and
Hildebrand.
Tigers Blank Yanks.
NEW TORK. Sept. 13. Pitcher James
of Detroit held New York to two scat
tered hits and ths Yankees were shut
out. 3 to 0. today. It was the sixth
straight defeat suffered by the New
York team. Fisher also pitched well,
specially In the pinches, eleven visitors
being left on bases. Score:
DETROIT. NDW YORK.
AS.H.OAaV ABHO.AR.
naah. as .... I 10 4 OConk. rf 1 00
Vltt. H 4 118 OrVrklnsa'. at I 0 I 4 0
rbb. at 8 I I 0 OBaumann, th 4 1 I I 0
Vaach. If.... I 8 10 Oriim. lb I OHIO
Oawfora. rtl 0 OMatool, lb.. 4 18 8 1
Burns, lb.... I II 0 Ottanaoll. If.. 1 0 t 0 0
Toini. 8k... I 8 8 8 OMillar rf...l 0 0 0 0
Stanasa. a.. I 1 0 ONuoamakr. a I I 0 0
Jaatas. p.... 4 8 8 8 OK-tahar. p.... 8 0 14 0
('aldwoll .. 1 0 0 0 0
ToUla M I 87 11 ORuaaall. p.. 0 0
...... .Totals 7"ilTl4"o
Batted for Fisher In eighth.
Detroit 0 1 1 0 0 0 01
New York 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00
Two-bas hits: Vaaoh. Baumann.
Stolen bass: Vltt. Poutwa play: Vltt to
Young to Burns. Bases on balls: Off
Fisher. 8; off Janus, 4. Hlta: Off Fisher,
In eight Innings; off Ruasell, none In
one Inning. Struck out: By Fisher, 2;
by Russell, 1; by James, 1 Umpires:
Dtneen and Nallln.
aatars B a an ft Indians.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 13.-Three runs
scored In ths first Inning wss sufficient
for Washington to defeat Cleveland to
day. I to 1 The visitors scored in the
fourth and fllWd tha bsaes In tha ninth
with only ons out. but Uallla replaced
Boehllng and ended the rally after ons
run haT crossed. Score:
CUDVBIjlND WABHIVOTON
tl.U O l l AB H O A .
flkasnaas aa I 18 1 OBarkor rf... I 10 0S
Roth, of I 18 0 oroatar. lb... I 1 0 4 0
Oraso If.-I 0 4 0 OcMllaa. of.. 4 1 0 1 0
'ekniib.. rf....4 0 10 CAandll, lb .. I I 14 1 0
kirks, la.... 4 1 1 OH Mllaa. If.. I 8 8 0 0
Evans, lb... I 0 10 OHaarr. a.... I 0 10 0
Wmbacaa Sk I 0 1 I OAavrar. lb. , I 1 i I
Turnor. lb. . 1 1 0 10 MnBrlAa. as. I 0 I T 0
O Not u. a... 3 111 OBoMUiag p. I a o 3 0
1 Jonoa 110 10
a a a t an. ii.
,knt. P....0 8 0 0 ToUla at mil I
Hirbar .... 100
Wlllo 1 0 0 0 0
AB H.O.A a.
Ttl 10 0 M II
tinned for Jones in eighth.
Batted for Carter In ninth.
Cleveland 0 0 0 1 0 0 13
Washington 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3
Two-baae hit: O'Neill. Three-base lilt:
Foster. Stolen bsses: Chapman ii, Ketn.
Kamed runs: Washington, 8; Cleveland,
2 Base on errors: Cleveland, 1. Bases on
bslls: Off Garrett. I; off Boehllng, 4;
off Jones. I. lilts. Off Garrett. J In three
Uinlrgs, off J outs, t la four tunings, tiff
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Sportsmen's Club Has Regular Dinner
on Brook Trout and Prairie Chicken
Feait Calculated 'Ho Tickle the
Sensative Palate of the Hoit
Expert Connoiieur.
OTHER SPREADS IN PROSPECT
Fifty-two brook trout crossed the great
divide twice to be In Omaha for ons of
the regular game dinners of the Sports
men's club at the Merchants hotel. R. O.
Howe, manager for Armour aV Co., spent
three weeka autolng through the moun
tains and returned as brown as a berry.
A few days before he left he shipped back
ths result of two hours' fishing, the fifty-
two trout. Hows returned to find that
during his absence a town In Kansas and
a street In South Omaha had ben named
after hlni.
And those trout were not all the dain
ties that ths Sportsmen club had last
evening, for Dan Gaines, president of the
club had also just returned with a tloxcn
Carter. 1 In one Inning: off Boehllng, t
In eight and one-third Innings; off Gallia,
1 in two-thirds Inning. Struck out: By
Boehllng, b; bv Garrett, 1; hy Jones, 1;
by Carter, 1. t'mpltes: Chill and Connolly.
Browne Whip JHarka.
PIIILADKLPHIA. Sept. l.l.-Phllllpa,
formerly of Wllkesbarre, Pa., was very
effective against hiladelphla today, and
St. 1ou1s won, 8 to 3. Shehnn wss hit
hard in four Innings and Kcclea, a south
paw, formerly of Jsmetoi, N. Y., was
given a trial and did good work., ratt'a
hitting featured the game. He muue two
doubles and a home run In four times at
bat. Score:
ST. riIILADF.IJfUA.
AB.H.O.AIC. AB.II.O.AE.
Shoiton. If.. I 1 1 0 Cohans. If... 4 110 0
Howard, lb.. I 111 OWalah, rf.... 4 1100
Hlelar, lb.... 8 8 11 1 OBtrunk. of... 4 110 0
IVatt. Sb....4 I I 1 1 lalola aa. . . 4 0 1 1 0
M. rf 4 0 I 0 OMrlnnla lb. 4 0 10 1 0
Jarohaon rf. 4 1 10 OOldrtna. lb.. I 8 0 8 1
lran. aa....l 111 OMalono. lb.. I 181
larr. S... i I 1 HMrAvot, e. . 4 0 T I 0
Philllsa. p.. I 0 0 1 QKhorhan. p.. 0 0 0 0 0
Ecclos. p.... 1 0 0 0 0
ToUla S5 U :7 12 1
Totala 82 710 IS 1
Howard out, hit by butted ball.
St. LouL 1 0 2 3 0 0 0 1 1
Philadelphia 0 01001000-4
Tivn-lnw hita: Pratt (2), Jacobaon.
Howard. Malime. Three-base hit: Slrunk.
Home run: Prstt. Stolen bases: How
aid. Pratt. I'lifes on balls: Off Phllllpa
2; off HI, e. Inn. 2. Hits: Off Snaehan, 8
In fmir 1 's; off Ecclea 8 In five in
nlnirs. S out: By PhilUpa. 8: by
Sheehan, iy Eccles, 4. Umpires:
Kvans auu . . a I lace.
Kent In Defeats Greeley.
KCOTiA. Neb.. Sept. lt-(SpeclaI Tel
egram.) Scotia defeated Greeley again
here yesterday In a hard fought game,
8 to 3, In a battle between southpaws,
Dtiryea and Hlrsoh. Duryea struck out
fifteen men and allowed five hits, while
Hlrsch struck out eleven men and al
lowea seven hits. Boxen was the big
nse. His home In the first lnnlg scored
Kondnau ahead of him, and his base
drive In the seventh drove in Selk with
whnt proved to be the winning run.
Score: IVH.E.
Greeley ( 0 A A 0 0 1 1-4 6 1
Scotia 2 000010-8T1
Batteries: Greeley, Hlrsch and Fref
kee; Soot la, Duryea and Ammerman.
Platte Center Wins Odd OaS.
PLATTE CENTER, Web., Sept 18.
(Special.) St Edwards was defeated
here Sunday In a we II -eon tested game,
the locals making It two out of three.
The features were two two-baggers by
Badura and one by Burrows and the
playing of Carrlg and Charnqulst. Score:
St. Edwards 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 02
Platte tVnter ... 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 4
Batteries: Powers and Finnan Todan
hoft and BauSura. Umpire: Luslenskl
and Gray.
gfirder Janlora Win.
SCRTBNKR. Neb., Sept IS (Special.)
Rcrlbner lost to Snyder Juniors, 3 to 1.
Sunday afternoon. It was a pitchers'
battlo from the start . Score: R.H E.
Kcrlrmer 0 0000010000 0-1 4 8
Snyder 0 00000010001-3 6 1
Batteries: Scrlhner, Meyers and Br.
tohke; Snyder, Jugelhamer and JugeU
hamer. I'mpire: Ola Olsen.
Platte Center Beats Bt. Edward.
PLATTE CBNTRR. Neb., Sept. U.
(Special.) St. toward was defeated In
the ruhber, 4 to 8, in a well played gams.
This makes the best two out of three
for Plstte Center. Score:
St Edward O 0 0 0 0 0 0 t 13
Platte Center 0 0 0 0 0 0 I
' Bailie Creek Defeats Madlaaa.
MADISON, Neb., Sept. 12 (Special)
Battle Creek defeated Madison on tha
local diamond yesterday afternoon by a
score of 7 to 1 Batteries: Battle Creek,
Getchel and Padula; Madison, Dioksy and
Altsohuler.
Get Rid of Scrofula
How? Tako S. S, S.
Fifty Years' Uae Proves S.S.S.
Will Relieve Stubborn Cases
I You baro noUcod tho little fester
ing pimples on the facts gjad body -
swelling; of tho glands gorene&a in
the legs and arm muscle. The ar
the gjmptonis of Scrofula. You ma
bar some of thasa gymptomg, posal
I bly th taint of Scrofula infection.
But In either caa. It is a dangerous
condition. Your blood Ls Infected,
Impure, and you caa never hop to
Drawn for
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fine young praisle chickens. A week lt
the club hnd a muscallounge dinner of
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HID Brill 11 l , 14. I IllMllIf III III'
Bee.
Other dinners In prospect by the club
are a venison dinner from the preserves
of Burr Latta, near Teknmah, a bear
feast, the brlhn to be provided by Boh
Tale, who Is taking no chinre n he ha
the big fellow a'reidy sltiknl out rnl
simply watting for cool weather. Hay
Pollard le: now In Arkansas and will
bring up some wild turkeys when the
season la on and Herman B. Peters Is
now out In the state ami there Is no
telling what he will find. Mike Murphy
Is up a stump to know w hat to do when
his turn comes.
Members of the club who enjoyed the
double bill of brook trout and prnlrtn
chicken last night were:
Nate Denny 1 tfiti tl:ilnes
Hon Tate ( ol. J. t . Sharp
R.
. Howe Burr Iutta
M. 1a learned
O. K. Berg
I . A. Baum
M Ike M urphy
C. U Thomaa
REBELS BREAK THE
BROOKLYN STREAK
Pound Four Tip Top Hurler for
Thirteen Hits and Win Game,
Seven to Five.
OANZEL USES TWO TEAMS
BROOKLYN, Sept. 1.1,-The Pittsburgh
Federals broke Brooklyn's winning
streak today and got partial revenge for
tho Breekfeds' double victory Inst Sat
urday by pounding tuur local twlrlera
for thirteen hits and taking the game,
7 to 6. Manager GiiiiecI used eighteen
players during the game. The score:
R.H.K.
Pittsburgh ...0 0 1 0 0 1 8 2 13 l
Brooklyn 3 0 0 0 0 0 3 3 0-6 9 1
Batteries: Comstock. Knetrer snd '
Berry; Marlon. Frank. Smith. Lli'eJarket. i
Land and Simon.
' Terriers Lose to Nenark,
ST. LOUIS, Sent. 13.-rour Bt. Iulx
pitchers and fifteen batsmen proved un
equal to the occaaion In the game with
Newark hern today and tha visitors won,
I to 3 Roulbaeh granted nine scattered
hits, while the St. Ixiuls quartet of twlrl
era failed to hold Newark to loss than
twelve hits. Though the local sluggers
drew four doubles from Itculhach. they
came at Inopportune times. Score:
R.H E.
Newark 0 0 0 3 2 0 0 0 1
Bt Louis ....0 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 03 A 2
Batteries: Reulbach and Itnriden;
Watson, Groom, Wlllett. II or I, en and
Hartley.
Hamblen Defeat Stars and gtrlpra.
Tha Ramblers of the National lesstie
defeated the Stars and Stripes aggrega
tion bv the score of 7 to 3. The Ramblers
will represent the National leaguo Sunrlsy
in me nnais: score: Hit. r,.
Rambler ....1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 B 7 10 3
Stars snd S..0 0 0 I 2 0 u 0 0-3 a
Batteries: Ramblers, Mogenton, Moylsn
and Mogenson: Stars and Strlnra. Carter
and Donovan.
ToTskb Wins Aastrlan Derby,
VIENNA (Via London). Sept. 13. The
Auatrlan Derhv. run todav over a cmirai
of 3,a maters, for a stake of K'2.ti') I
kronen was won by Anton Kro
ner's Tovabb, hy three lengths. Count
von Landau's Fallachy waa second, an 1
Count Telttki'a Sobrl third. There were
eleven runners.
BURKE IS NAMED FOR
REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE
, .
PIERRE, B. P., Bept. 13.-Forrner Con
gressman Charles H. Burks of Pierre hss
been selected by Chairman Utiles of ths
republican national committee to fill ths
position of national committeeman from
South Dakota to fill tha vacancy caused
by ths desth of Thomas Thereon.
SCHOOL TEACHERS ARE ALSO
INVITED T0JIEAR SUNDAY
Mrs. Mas Flnley, in charge of ths local
business girls' committee for tha "Billy" j
Sunday campaign, announces that school I
teaohsrs ar also Included In tha Invtta- i
gain perfect health until the impur
ities ar washed from th system. If
you feel badly all th time, you must
crate bealtb. If you want to feel
renewed tplrlu, th glow of perfect
health, bright yea, clear skin, th
knowledge that you ar well, you can
do go. Clean 8 your blood by tak
ing 8. 8. 8. For fifty years it haa
txa th standard blood purifier. It
relieves the trouble by renourlihlug
the blood, renewing its strength, and
stimulating the flow so that th
blood regalna it loit vitality, and
throws off the potaon. Even long
standing cases respond. But you
must os H. 8. f). Take It for all blood
Infections Get It at your druggist's
today.
If you need special advice, writ
tbe 8. 8. 8. Co., Atlanta. Ca. ,
The Bee by George McManus
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ALL RUJHT
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tlon for ths big business girls' rally at
the tabernacle Wednesday evening. The
girts will all meet at tha First Methodist
church at 8:15, and until T o'clock will be
addressed by Miss Florence Miller and
Mrs. William Asher of the "Billy" Sun-
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