Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 28, 1909, Page 6

THE BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, JULY 28, 1909 Omaha Wins From Lincoln; Pirates Beat Reds; Cubs and Cardinals Tie; Wood Leads Go}fers LINCOLY EASILY DEFEATED Omaha Goes Back Into Second Place, Des Moines Losing. TWELVE VISITORS DIE ON BASES Hollenbeek Eftective in Pinches, and Only One Tally Reg! Prohibs—Pendry Star 6f Game. Omaha, §; Lincoln, 1 Back In second place. Those prohibitioniste from Lincoln were | forced to take their medicine In the open- ing game of the series with the Rourkes. and because Des Moines also lost, Omaha went back into the second place, which was taken away Monday Captain Fox had chosen Farthing Wesleyan university southpaw, the opening game, and he started as though he was going to try to repeat the dose which Biersdorfer had handed out the day befors, when Omaha was shut out. Lin- coln made one in the opening round, but Omaha could not connect right untll the third inning, and from that time on quite a comfortable lead was acoumulated. Lineoln scored its only run by a series of circumstances, With one eut, Fox sin- gled, and when Holly threw to eatch him leading off first the ball went wide and Foxy Fox was soon perehing on third. ‘Waldron drew a pass and Fox scorsd on Thomas' single. Holly had several close calls for some more scores, but that was all which the Prohibitionists could cash in. They had twelve men left on bases, two on three alfferent occastons and three in the elghth, but Holly got stingy and would not let them have any more. For three innings Farthing pitched groat ball, but in the fourth he was a tritle wild, and the Rourkes took advantage of it King was first up, and walted for four wide ones. Welch popgpd out in trying to eacrifice and Kane was hit. Schipke scored them both with a drive to center tield. Holly drew a pass in the fifth, but died at second on Fisher's attempted sacrifice. A passed ball put Catfish on second and Pendry drove one past Jack Thomas, on which Fisher scored. Pendry stole second, and after King had walked, he and King negotiated a double steal. Gagnier muffed the throw to second and Pendry came on home, The fourth cinched the game for Omaha, and four runs were made after two were down. Cadman walked and Holly hit safe. Fisher and Pendry followed with doubles, and Pendry went to third on the throw to cateh Fisher at the plate, King drew a pass and Pendry stole home when King the coaxed a throw to second Lincoln again this afternoon. The score: OMAHA. AB. R. H O A B [ T T Y 1 L e T s (W s o 4 9 Y 0 0 0 3 1 0 10 0 0 Sohipke, 3b. I R Franck, ss.. ) e e Cadman, ¢ 3 1 0 6 1 L] Hollenbeck, p LT S Rl R e | Totals. AR TR I kT LINCOLN. AB. R. H. O A K Hogriever, 8b 5 0 1 3 2 0 Fox, 2..... 4 1 1 1 0 0 ‘Waldron, rf 4 0 1 0 0 0 Thomas, 1b. 5 0 1 9 0 0 Gagnler, s 8 0 1 3 2 1 Dayidson, 0 1 0 0 Green, If.. 3 v o 2 0 Sullivan, e.. .0 0 0 0 0 0 Mason, ... 4 0 1 6 2 0 Farthing, p. 4 0 1 0 1 0 Totals.......... % 1 8 24 1 1 Omaha— Runs .. 00 *-8 Hits 01 %8 Lincoln— Runs . 00 01 Hits veesepy 12 08 Two-base hits: Pendry, Franck. Bassel ball: Bases on balls: Off Hollenbeck, 4; Hit_with pitched ball: [iy Hollenbeck, by Farthing, 1. Struck out: By Hollenbecl )15 §; by Farthing, 3. Left on bases: Omaha, Lineo!n, 12. Double play: Franck to Pen- ary to Kane. Stolen bases: Schipke, Pen- dry King, Thomas. Sacrifice hit: Pen- ary Time: 1:30. Umpire: Glenalvin. At- tendance: 700. Notes of the Game, Lincoln proo.bly will pitch Winnebago Johnson or Schoolmaster Jones today. Every man on the Lincoln team made a hit but Green, the former White Sox star. Sullivan was announced to catch, but was put out of the grounds by Glenalvin for Talks on Teeth BY DR, E. R. L. MURPHY Do You*Want Good Teeth? We want to know if you want good teeth, as perfect as the handsomest set you ever saw In any mouth, Will you follow instructions in order to gét these good teeth? You are not going to be asked to do the impossible thing, or suffer the tortures of an operation, or submit to some un- heard of procedure. Ours is a reasonable proposition. First, you must come to our office and to piteh | talking back before he was at bat or took \ls place behind the plate. That Hollenbeek held Linooln in the pinches is shown by the fact that twelve Prohibitionists were left o bases. Danny Green is playing left for Lincoln i place of Jude, who sprained his ankle in | plaving an exhibition game at Dorchester. The record made by Jack Pendry Is so good it Is given in full AB. R H. SH.8B. 0. A, E Pendry S N 19% S0 0 e R Pa Rourke occupied a place on the bench and directed the movements of the team. He also_changed the batting order so that King, Welch and Kane, the three left- handed hitters, bat together. Nelther made |@ hit Tuesday | sroux CITY CONTI | Dectaing ES TO WIN Run Made in Eighth After Two Are Down. | SIOUX CITY, Ta, July 21.—It was nip | |and tuck between Eloux Cijy and Des | Moines today, the champions winning out in the elghth inning after two were down Welch singled and Stovall drove a triple |to the right, the former scoring. The | boosters started after Chabek in a flerce | manner. In the first flve safe ones were made off his slants, and yet the best they uld do was two rune. In the fourth Niehoff scored a homer and Willlams dou- bled. Willlams scored on Smith's error off Lang's grounder. Holmes would take no further chances with his chubby twirler and sent Alderman out He proved a stumbling block, only two hits being made off him during the balance of the game. The run in the seventh was a gift on an attempted double steal. Lang at times pitched remarkable ball. Only Alderman's great twirling In the pinches saved the game. The bases were full in the eighth and only one down. He settled and struck out the next two men. Score: SIOUX CITY. AB. R H O A B, Campbell, 1. ' JESU TR RN R R | Hunter, 1b Sy 3P LY Bmith, ' ss S T B Androas, 7b § 1 ¥ 58 ' Towne, 1 -y 8 Edmondson, o A 0 G I Welch, 8b. U W R A | | Stovali, rt. (e S O, SR Chabek, p 9 1 90 %89 v Alderman, p. iweed 00 9.7 3 Totals U OINES, AB. R. H. O. A E Dalton, 1f. R G O Colligan, ss. | e e | Bader, rf g UeTy gLy Mattick, ef. | N U T Dwyer, ' 1b. § 0.8 98 Niehot?, 8b O L O Willlams, S o I T R MoManus, c. e T Y McQregor, p Javl Qi S0 gnil Lang, p LR 0 S8R 18 S Totals 8 6 10°m 1 1 *Alderman out on bunt strikes. Sloux City. 10400001 °6 Des Molnes 2002010005 Two-base Andreas, Willlams. Three-base hit: Stovall. Home run: Nie- hotf, Sacrifice hits: Hunter, Edmondson (2), Campbell. Stolen bases: Smith, Dalton. Double plays: Andreas to Smith to Hunter; Niehoff to Dwyer to Niehoff. Hits: Off McGregor, 2 in two innings; off Lang, § in aix innings; off Chabek, 8 in three in- nings; off Alderman, 2 In six Innings. | Bases on balls: Off Chabek, 6; off Alder- man, 4; off McGregor, 8; off Lang, 4. Struck out: By Chabek, 4; by Alderman, 4; by Lang. 6. WIild pitch: Alderman. Passed balls: McManus, Towne. Hit with pitched ball: Stovall. Time: 2:3. Umpire: Clarke. Attendance: 1,500. WICHITA BUNCHES Irs HITS Six Clean Drives Result in Seven Runs in the Seventh. WICHITA, Kan., July 21.—Six clean, hard, safe drives, coupled with two sacri- | fices an error and a base on balls gave | Wichita seven runs in the seventh inning |of today's game. Wichita won, § to 4. Previous to that, the locals had been bumping Ford's offerings for at least one | {hit an inning, but the hardest kind of luck | on a muddy fleld had kept the runs down | Ford forced in the tying run with a base {on balls. Shaner was steady throughout | the game, but allowed Denver to bunch two 0| wingles and a double on him for two runs {In the second. A base on balls, a stolen base and an error gave the visftors their first. Thelr last run was the result of a single, a bad throw to first and a lucky single by Jones, when he tried to dodge a ball. It hit his bat and was knocked into centerfield. Threatening weather kept P down the attendance. Score: | WICHITA. | AB. R. H. 0. A. E |Cole, ef..... ¢ i g val W | White, ss T G DL | Hughes, 2b.. Fra=taty 4 i g k] B G| 5 Pt Vs (R S Middleton, It 0 . S T Pettigrew, rf. [ Vg o O L T | Weaver, c.. e (R TR YR R Shaner, p. AR R AR e | IDDERIN; osies vintastd % 8 17 2 12 3 DENVER. AB.R. H. PO. A. E. Cassiday, rf s B e ) Jones, cf.. 4 oA 0. 0F @ | Stankard, 2b. 4:50 0n 8 0 | Lindsay, " 1b.. o LD (5 1 o TR Maag, .. 0200 N | Belden, 1t e e i o ) | Hartman, ss. s W R LY ) Thompson, VR o G N 1 | Ford, 'p... W ek T S ¢ *Hohannon A i Tyl R | Totals A4 T M B 3 *Bohannon batted for Ford in the ninth | Wichita .. 10000070 °8 | Denver 3 12000010 04 Struck out: By Shaner. §; by Ford, 4. | Bases on balls: Off Shaner, 2; off Ford, 3. | Hit by pitched ball: By Shaner, Hartman |by Ford, Cole, Westerzil. Wild pitches: Ford, 2. Stolen base: Cassidy. Sacrifice |hits:: Westerzil, Shaner. Passed ball: Thompson. Two-base hits: Cole, Pennell, | Westerzil, Cassidy, Lindsay. Double play |Ford to Lindsay; Stankard to Lindsay. Left on bases: Wichita, 11; Denver, Thne: 2:0. Umpire: Haskell. Attendance 200. | ToPEKA WINS N HE TENTH Bad Errors Responsible for All But One of Victors’ Runs. TOPEKA, July 2.—Bad errors were di- rectly responsible for all but one of To- peka's scores and the locals walked away | with the game from Pueblo, 4 to 3, but it ook ten innings to do it, as the one To- peka error counted the Pueblo tying. Score: allow us to go carefully over your teeth, PUEBLO. to make an intelligent diagnosis. AR B 3R o B No charge, no obligation, no discomfort. | Curtls, If.... o8 348 R But 1f you have two or more roots or | Spencer, ef.. . ln\h‘ in .’lllu-r Jaw, we can restore all y:n b - B O iller, rf. S Ol g ) have lost, by means of our wonderful | Cochran, o e I method of supplylng missing teeth with- | Walters, 2b A R B R I out the use of plates or ordinary bridge. | hritchett, 3b O O B O These teeth will look like teeth and act | jackson, p. R o TR lKe teeth when fn your mouth, and be as - - = = = = finm and serviceable, In all respects, as| Totals veee 83 6B N6 nature’s teeth, ROPEKA. 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By s enabled to make each tooth solid, preparation of our own discovery do work of curt nd e can prove this to you in in our office. teeth, good looks and good health follow each other regular order. e will gladly send you our handsom: book, “Dr. Murphy Alveolar Method, which goes into deiails, if you are too far away to call It s free. Write for a copy. it off. Do It new DR. E. R. L. MURPHY 510 N. Y. Life Building, Omaha. Former Ctnuulflns and Examining @At with G. GORDON MARTIN, INC, plan of adhesion wo are the the diseased conditfons of Don't put Den- hit: Fenion. Struck out: By Wright, 7; by Jackson, 3. Base on balls: Off Wright, 2; off Jackson, 8. Stolen bases: Geler, Fenlon, Kahl (2), Abbott, Spencer (2), Clark. Left on bases: Topeka, §; Pueblo, 2 Double plays: Walters to Cochran. Time: 2:00 Umplre: Mullen. Attendance, 250, HASTINGS, Neb., July 2.—(Special.)— The local base ball manegement has re- celved a notice from the Superior manager cancelling the six games arranged for the two teams. The action is a result of a dls- agresment over the decision of the umpire in the game at Superior Satruday. he Hastings men t the field and the auto- mobile and other liverymen of Superior declined to take the team %o Fairfleld so Hastin, y of Denver's Western released by Manager Harms because he refused to return to the grounds and resume playing | [ | Paul's one run. Score Al h D I3 AR I3 & o 4 | TOLEDO ST. PAUL. | ABH.O.AE AHN"A“P.‘ McCarthy, of. § | & 0 0 Armber, 104 014 o 0 0 0L 200 " Darkness Ends Game at End of | wier pLeoacus AM Homewood Man Makes Lowest Score Db ke 4330 0/Son of Gambetta Wilkes Takes Twelfth Inning. 's W LPe in Western Golf Tourney. Hiekman, 1.6 171 0 1Davie et 4 2 8¢9 Chamber of Commerce Classic. x City...52 &2 Milwaukee o 08 8 0Coekman, 3b.8 1 1 1 0 ST Omaha 4 Minneapolis ——— foer ot 8146 Rener, 2 g > 8 A Ku L:] Eiwert, 3b...4 21 4 0 :}u.x.y. . ; ; H : : Moines. 47 37 560, Columbus Ly eh L e CONTEST ONE-SIDED AT FIRST| o}, MO 5 o ooy 4 CHICAGO PLAYERS NUMEROUS | o™ ™ 313§ dkiror. 5 310 i STAR PATCHEN COMES IN SECOND Wichita 43 91! Lo 1le 53 = = %Getring 190 0 - At -1 e b T RAERT e Etnng Looked Like St. Louls Was Hope- 8 an. Clty... .4 Twenty-Five Out of First Thirty-Two Totals. .88 73414 5| winner Sells at $1,000 Against the lessly Beaten, but it Shows Recu- | Pucblo 351 Tndlanopolis # Are trom Windy City—Lexs ot [poDgtted for Cockman in ninth. o , Fleld at $770—8mall Fortune perative Pewerse=National | NATL, | AMER. LEAGUE. Minneapolis Ties tor the [ St Paui 0 00 000 01 0 Goes Into the Pool \ " wo-base hita: Hinehman, Eiwert. Three- League Guames. | Pittsburg ) 24 714 Detroit Sixth Place. base hit: McCarthy. Left on bases Tnlpd;;. Box. | Chicag 54 28 %) Philadelphia & & St. Paul, 6 it with pitched ball: Lync —_— | Fork....ab 5 .8o8i Baston Bases on balls; Off Lyneh, 1; off Kilroy, 1 ., July 7.—The ¢ ST. LOUIS, July 27.—8t. Louls held Chi onnat . 9§ Cloveland FLOSMORE, I, Jug #—Warren K.|Sacrifice hit; Hinchiman, Stoien base: Afm ::::m; ‘:'h':h DN of Sehrae % to slve- o s bee | Philndelbh } 15 t| CRICHEO | . : ? " | bruster. Struck out: By West, 4, by - | res o o 7:: n‘;)p:I1‘-:[]1\\")::":1:"5(1“\‘\“ ‘hvt|“‘:'llflr“|,"|h;(' | Ehiladelphia % 4 4| Chicago .. ‘3| Wood of Homewood won nml fl\‘v\ me‘f‘l,r:‘l:‘n“. 4. WA pitch: West. Time: 1:0. Um- |g5,00 grain stake for 2:18 class pacers od ¢ ey itniks | BTOBRITI. ;. 3168 - S0IBL Toouiih... 8 U0 (401 | SOOTS; PFICS I LG 40018 U oy | Pt S . (originally 2:3 class) was won (n straliht ness ended the contest. In the ninth inning | Brook ) ‘% Washington 2 61 .201 | Of the annual Western Golf association's olumbus Shuts Out Milwaukee. |yoace by George Gano, without any par "“';:;' ";" ‘“_‘r‘.' "‘l"”"""" """d ':;”“"“;"'" GAMES TODAY. e H"""’,\::‘m,\m{‘ll;m(.‘"‘””; oD duly f1—Columbus bat- |icular effort on the part of the specdy cee him. The locals scored three times | . " v or two days was 146, which | ted out a vietory today | . . e . Western League—Lincoln at Omaha, Des |day. His card for two day the, 4 > three hits |talllon. Driver Thomas W. Murphy of before the latter got going. Then he fanned | Moines' at Sioux City, Denver at WIehita, | sets a new competition record for the | gég Gty MG SSE "G man enched | Poughkeepsie, placed the Gawe horse where two men with a runner on third, and re- lv{Jw;' I St. Louts, | Homewood course. He set a tremendous | third. Kruger's fielding was a feature. ). wanted and won when ready in each peated the feat in the tenth. Bachman fin- | (fatOit LepguerChleago ab Bt e | pace yetserday with a 78 and today he | Score: = xots i — of the heats. Star Patchen was the best ished the game for St. Louls in brilllant m\‘ Irooklyn at Philadelphia. N York | played a brilllant game and turned in an- | B.H.0.ALE. "B H.0.A.E. | of the field and led Into the stretch avery o Americ ague—Boston at ) ork, % s! 0'Rourke, 2 %0 strun e Philadeiphia at"\Washington, Detroit ~at|other 76 His sensational work has| Oidue Sy §ig 0wk ot 8§ 39 Olyme, but in the final drive he could not L cHICAGO. | o | Clevelana. ; ; strengthened the opinion that he v\lll);mr‘ | ;(m..r o 81400 McGann, 1. 8 ;1]0 E g keep up with the flying son of Gambeita , » ; American Assoclation—-Minneapolls at In- | coed Mason E. Phelps as western cham-| Jamee c....4 1 3 1 1 Randall, rt..3 . The be: 200K 18 th Byrne, 3b....4 0 0 4 0 Evers, 2 4 s gt | Conpeicon 18 Wilkes. Tha best time, $:04% Is the second AL P R R B e | Qtanapolis, St Paul at Toledo, Kaneas CItY | pion, Even M. Byers of the Allegheny | Ve T, ™4 § 3 § § Rotloean a3 0 3 & §|fastest over recorded in the state. ’ Folas e om ¢ & G & e P S : club, Pittsburg who turned in a 7 today | Morlwrity, a3 03 % 0 McCorm'k, %2 0 13 8| 1n spite of the speed George (ano hac Evana, 1t t. 890 = et totaled 152, 3 holes. Byers was the only grel ib...3 0 3 1 8 %oran oo 8 4 8 9 8| ) wn last year, the betting was very ac- eel R v lose to equal- [ - ——— 7 Y oo d the toj 1 a 400 Delehanty, 35§ 2 3 2 0 Tinker, s by Rucker, 2 (Dooin, Magee). Left on|one on the links who came cl q tive and the top pool was Gano $1400 and W8 130 0 Archer, €. bases: Philadelphia, 7; Brooklyn, 8 Time:|ing Woods' score. D. E. Sawyer of Whea- | foule. 700 6 0 0 o oug |the fleld ¥TT0. Wealthy followers of the m,:l_-kp- -8 : g : 33;.’,.',‘.:' & 1:40. Umpire: 0O'Day. ton duplicited his score of 77 of the first|Columbus 4 1000 0 0 s |trotters kept the auctioneer busy for two Bachman, p..2 0 0 1 0 e GAMES IN THE AMERICAN LEAGUE |day, making his total 164, "Slnl:‘m bases r, J. Clarke. Sacri- |hours in which time a fortune was put Bliss 10000 Toal.... Charles Evans, jr., the phenomenal Ex-|fice hite: J. Clarke, Congalton. Base on [into the box. Lash, 000 S J 4 & 7 taday and| Dol OFf MeGiyge, 3 Phrse.bess, Bt | Ted ST Oy b Lo e shendano —-_——— Athletics Defeat Senators in Both | moor youngster, counte n Y { O'Rourke. Struck out: By McGlynn, 2; by . GRy - B8 SWIDEERUS Totals.....38 ¢ %18 ¢ Hnda of Double-Header, | made his total 155. Mason E. Phelps of |Goodwin, 3 Time: 1:%. Umpires: Conahan |was 6,00, The track was fast and indica- T..i.‘:”&fi:;‘;‘,‘“" ('2031,:(:"3 diricnons WASHINGTON, July 2.—Philadelphia | Midlothian and Harry G. Legg of Minne-|8nd Sullivan. tlons are that conditions will be favorable Chicago L0 SR U0 L0780 Gt won both games of the double-header here |apolta were tied at 157, Lege making a 7| STATE TENNIS TOURNAMENT |for the M. and M, which ls tomorrow's St Louts......0 0 0 0 010030 0 0—4 i};:~:i‘|'\4v'1"' il ARSI B iaghes | today and having the unique record of | feature. Two-base hit: Chance. Sacrifice hits: | was batted out of the box in the first|holing out the ninth hole in one stroke.| Scores of the First Day's Pl at| El Vietress won the 24 trot in three s:mrkm;i( m‘h Steinf, d]L‘ - |:’ l)x]v;ll!:" gx:‘"‘w "While ‘\'\'h'!mn;‘: was hit hard in This hole s ninety yards long, but the| Beatrice, i & heats, although In the last two Jennis RFeher to Chance; Tovers to Chance. - Stolen | (ho second. Fly catches by Donohue 80| putting green 4s well protected with bunk-| BISATRICE, Neb., July #.—(Spectal Telo. | Constantino raced her every foot of the bases: Evers, Chance, Hofman, Tinker, | gom : ers which makes his feat still more re-|&ram.)—The second state tennis tournament [way and only falled by a nose to win, Shaw. Hit with pitched ball: By Overall, | S0 0l (o Lo o WARHINGTON. markable The thirty-two qualifiers have a | OPened here today for a run for four days |ElVictress lowered her record to 2:08%. Phelps, Konetchy. Wild pitches: By Brown, e T ALE = | witk } ger nu 2. 'Bases on balls: Oft salice, & off BIOWN. | wreimriier, 165 3 3 6 3 prown, t.... 4 1 37 d| decided Chicago complexton, as twenty-five | " foqy 0 FEh UD€, OF G100 (NG | The 2:20 trot was casily won by Baron Li off Overll 8. OOk OuC By et | Ganley, ct...4 0 & 0 0 Donohue, 1b. 8 110 0 ol of that number hall from Chicago clubs.|tocay's play McKinney, owned by W. B. Dickerman of y Brown, 7; by Overall, s Sallen, | Collina, 2b../4 0 § § 0 Unglaub, rt. 4 0 1 0 0 ot-towW! i SentH . New York. 9 In eight Innings; off Bachman, 0 In four | Buker. sh.... 8 2 1 8 0 Dejehaniy, 2hé 2 1 4 u‘;’"‘M"”'l’; S 0}’1‘1‘()“»“ ’“’“H“’r,;'ua““;‘"a "',f.‘m:',’ o 'l'r‘::,""":_""sr'l""d Weston, of 5‘"",“'"‘"‘, innings; off Overall, 3 in eight innings; off | Murphy, rf.. 4 1 1 0 0 Lelivelt, of..4 1 4 0 o/ E. M. Byers, Pittsburg; Harry G. B8, | 1% ' ) D Yo i Brown, 3 in four innings. Left on bases: | Davie. 1h....5 310 0 0 Conroy, 3b...4 £ 1 € 0| Minneapolls; H. Fisher, Denver; W. DId-|,SMith of Donipnan defeated Sheedan of | 2:14 trot, purse $1.000— St. Louis, 0; Chicago, 7. Time: Um- | Barry, se. 8 11 3 0Street, c.....3 3 8 00/ e aTe sy Beatrice 6-3, 6-: Fl Victress, b. m. by Fl Ranecia- pires: Klem and Kane. Livingston, ¢4 1 & 1 o McBride, m.. 2 1 0 4 1|dle, Indlanapolls; Walter Fairbanks, Den-| vun Horn of Pawnee City defeated| Dolly, by Victory (Rosemoore)..1 1 1 - Msated Detsat meds; Dygert, p.....3 3 0 2 v;tulxlr':'--, » ,l 00 : § u“\'vr; Arthur Stickney, St. Louis, and Har-| Weaverling of Peru, 6-3, 6-2. Jennl‘e onstantino, b. m. (Grady) ; 3 2 Totala......51 1L 71 18 0 %0 Colltns, .1 0 o © 0|0l Weber, Toledo. Johnson of Beatrice defeated Minson of |l Boudle b. m. (Saunders) 13 PITTSBURG, July 21.—Willis pitched a *Milan 1060 0] ollowing are’ the leading “onrds 15 ‘to-| DEWItLIG, 6L e Vil teh b 3 1 strong game for the Pittsburgs today and | e > Ravner of Beatrice defeated Hart of [Tod Mac, b. h. (Lake) §.6 6 won with comparative ease. The' only Totals.... 21021 8 3 Edgar, 6-1, 6-4. Dan R bk (hame VAR run_scored o m was by Oakes, Who | *Batted for Street in sixth, In doubles Mareh and Smith of Doniphan | Time: 2:11%, 3:06%, 2:08% made the second home run on Torbes | Batted for Mchiride in ninth. 86444545 338 |defeated Venrick and Hinson of Dewitt, | Chamber of Commerce staks, 2:13 pace, tield. Both teams were off in the fleld. | wochingion 050 000 0 b Ty 45 442405 4 3351364 60 Part WAk boe of the best " Boove: 1t A" | Philadelphia 033000011 e Howey and Weaverling of Beatrice de- |Géoige Gano. b h, by Gambeita 1. 3 TGN nescher, 16... 370 3% | oy, Hits: Off Hughes, 1 in two and a First round will be finished with tomor- | Hoosler Prince, ro. g (Cox) $33 v y third innings; off Smith, 4 in six and two- 465544535 3-38 . Gealdine, br. m. (Shafer) 8 44 Scurke, 3b 4113 YWMiller, ef..3 130 0| B9, mith, 'S EEERE B 76| TOW's play. y 5 6 Leach, cf.....4 1 % 0 0 Egan, 2b. 30 1 8 ofthirds inuings. Sacrifice hits: Donohue, S 3,‘,""‘;"]""', l.r";m:-lkv pl)"wfim:k»‘m 4 H [ Wagner, k.. 4 4 3 2 10akes, rf....4 1 3 1 0| McBride, Murphy, Barry. Stolen base: 8 1 adeland Nutlaer, b b, ( 6 TMiller, 5.3 2 2 4 0 Hoblltze 3 110 0 0| Donohue: Double plays: Barry to Collins 45544656140 —_— PPSEIOR, TUKeN & iPalk, Time: 2:04%, 2:0504; 2:05%. Abetein, 1b.4 213 1 1 Downey, ss...4 0 2 2 1/to Davis, Collins to Davis, Haker to Col- 3 445350564 33676 "ENTRAL CITY, Neb., July 27.—(Special 2:20 trot, purse §i,000 4 Wikitn, thooe b 10410 S ALMG, @4 0 0 3o Hon to: DaviES LAtk oh Eatee: W RANInE: Bscin ot Quatitien Telegram.)—Superfor defeated Central City | Baron McKinney, br. h. by MeKin- Gibson, ¢..:3 1 2 1 1 Huggins, 35..3 0 2 2 2| ton, 4; Philadelphia, 7. First base on| 5 . two close games yesterday and today. Wii- | ney-Ettic Baron, by Baron Wilkes e S e LT balis: ' Off Hughes, 1; oft Smith. 1 oft| The following are the scores of the quall- | ford's home run, with first base occupled | (ickerson) " o0 R e ~ | Dygert, 1. First base on errors: Phila- | fler n the elghth, decided today's game. Score: [@ladyg, b. m. (MoDonald) 422 Totals.....32 92718 4 Totals 13 4| gyEOEt : > s 5 | Miss Elyra, b. m. (McMahon) F4d delphia, 1. Struck out: By Hughes, 3; by First RHE 3 PP 5 Pittsbur 10200002 *5 : by Dyge s Um- 0 y, Superior ., 0 Almadon, bik. h. (Walker) .6 34 H e 90010000 ou|5Smith 3 by Dygert, 4 Time: 1:40. Um-| Name, Club. : Today. day. Tot. | Superio oty % % ?] % g g 1° } t’ $ 3| Tojemactius, b, h (Ehuter). dis. pirea:” Kgan and Perrine. W. K. Wood, Homewood LT 16 1 1 0| 0, 3:10%, 211 Two-base hits: Wagner, Abstein. Home core, second game: E. M. Byers, Pittsburg. 74 76 152| DBatterles: Milford and Depew; Jarrott me: 2:104. Jid run: Oakes. Sacrifice fiy: J, Miller. Stolen | PHILADELPHIA WASHINGTON. D. E. Sawyer, Wheaton. ol IR SRR, i 4 IVELY mOEiNG L HOUTE bases: Clarke, Bescher, W. Miller. Double ; B.H.0.AE B.H.O.AE. |Charles Evans, jr., Exmoor....71 T 15 |gyconc: fecond gamo: T™WO L lay: J Mlller to Abstein. First on balls: | Heltm'ller, 113 2 4 1 0 Browne, If...4 3 1 0 0 3 uperior 0010100204562 ft Wiliis, 6; off Rowan, 1. Struck out: | Ganley. cf...3 0 4 & 0 Donohus, 1.4 0 # 3 o Robert A. Gardner, Hinedale..7T T 18| Central City .::0 0 0 0 0 0 0 38 0811 4 By Willis, 1. 'First on errors: Pittsburg, 3. | “ollins, 264 3 0 1 0 Unglaub, rt.. 4 0 4 o o| M. E. Phelps, Midlothian. <78 1 157T| Batterfes: Clark and Depew; Hanson | Tri-City Athletic Club Has Some Good - Left on bases: Pittsburg, Cincinnati, 6. Baker, 3b....4 2 1 2 0 Delehanty, 2b4 1 4 3 1| Harry Legs, Minneapolis. +76 81 157 |and Harty. Tinia 1k s it Thlglat. | Murpliy, 704 2 0§ 0 Losvelt, c.4 13 0 0|R. E. Hunter, Midlothia (8L T 1R| Same teams play again tomorrow. halets MG S o o) Divide Double-Header. Tnd 19§ dGuroy, .. 4 3 2 2 9]Addison’ Stillwell Midlothian...? W 158 South_Omaha s to have some real live Thoman oot 181 ot ot 14 ] |Charles McArthur, Homewood.. 78 80 158 Lyons Wins Close Game. gport Friday night, when several fast yB95TON, July Z.—Boston and New | pofeh 733140 Witherup, 5.3 1 0 3 | Albert Seckel, Roverside. 16 B 18| LYONS Neb, July 2.—(Special)—In a|bouts have heen arranged Juck McDer. e Mg Shiie, LOENY, Sug LiVIBS — — — = — %0, Collins..1 0 0 0 o|C. B. Devol, Roverside. «81 78 150 | close and exciting game the Lyons base |Mott of Philadelphia will mee: O e team taking the first, 7 o 4, and the sec- | Totals......3 13 37 10 ———|K. P. Edwards, Midlothian.... 79 81 160 ball team defeated the Bancroft team by |in & twelve-round go. Tommy Bresnahan el TR ARG L L G > Totals.... 713 2{R. B. Martin, Wheaton. .79 8 101 the score of 2 to 1. The game was won |Will meet Lddle Gillan in -4 ten-round s the Og*‘“m‘ PALIRE 3 ool o *Batted for Witherup in ninth. | Paul Hunter, Midlothian. ) e m‘lh! nln#f\l Innlng on rafiu".;‘on'- leo-blse ?,?;“-'r,?{“.’.,v“.‘ii‘fifiilfr ;uh uaua‘:wn'- hall g Py iy Washington cl 00100 00 0—2|H. Fisher, Denver..... L7 84 161 |hit a sacrifice and a w row. Boree's . : d almost _invincibl the s d 5 N i e T nia " jont: | Philadelphia 140000001 05 Eilott Callendar, Peoria. 181 8 161 |Pltching was the feature in striking out | Twentleth and Q streets. string. Ferguson was put out of the game | TWwo-base hits: Baker, E. Collins. Three-| Charles Baker, Beverly. +81 7B ‘s“"_a men and allowing only two hits. ks Py ey while at the bat in the third inning for | base hits: Heitmuller, Lelivelt. Sacrifice| Bordon Copeland, Rkokie. 79 83 16z Score: Superior, 21 Central City, 1. disputing with Umplire Johnstone. Score, | hits: Donohue, Street, Heitmuiler, Ganley, W, Diddle, Indanapolis. V81 81 1T RHE | CENTRAL CITY, Neb., July 27. BosTON.. o NEW YORK. . | Dorohue. Lett o Baseal Grashington b RulphMHnnKlA;@ Riverside, ~;‘2’ g ":: Batterjas: Lyons, Bovee and Hoffman: |teraay by a score of 2 to 1 Ene hit was Thomas, 1t...4 2 1 0 0 erey, 1b...4 1 8 0 1| Philadelphia, 7, Ffrst base on balls: oft | Ate Mears, Evanston.... il Bancroft, Bassinger and Tweedy, Struck |all that Central City could confiscate from Becker, rf....8 1 2 0 0 Doyle. 3b.....5 2 0 3 «| Witherup, First base on errors: Wash- | Ge0rge Lindsay, Homewood...... §2 out: By Bovee, 12: by Bassinger, . Time: | Willford's delivery. Jarrott allowed six ok R Yerntk, 4 1 3 0 1l ington, i Struck..out: By Witherupr 4 |E: J. Douglas, Wheaton. .8 S 188|1:32° Umpire: Fletcher. hits, but kept them scattered, which, to- Beaumont, ¢t4 2 6 0 0 Mur: 413100 Bender, 4. Wild pitch: Witherup, | Waiter Fairbanks. Denver...... 82 8 147 PRS0 A gether with srrrorllens mlpb;»” [k»m the Shean, 2b....4 3 6 2 0 O'Ha 41110 Time: 1:45° Umpires: Perrine and Egan. | Arthur Stickney, St. Louls...... 8 83 167 olumbus Races Postponed. Score down. Superior will play two more o L BB e L o I R Tigers Defeat Cleveland. Lee Maxwell, Hinsdal. .87 80 1§1| COLUMBUS, Neb., July 27.—(Special)— Fame?,:e‘f;“ .?;".ft,’."‘“(-“?,“.,l}'“'"f‘«u‘? d;fln"*] Jraham, o... 161, L 1 CLEVELAND, y f.5 W. B. Langford, Westw 180 8 107! A steady rain today made it Impossible |Immensely, as bo ; City *Dablen 1100 0Witse, p 1 01 0| runs being scored on errors. Catches by |*E. A. Eulass, Calumet. .8 8 103 there ,'“ ','h"’“',h dise hpm“"d lot of '}”"':' s — — L S Cobb and Melntyre prevented & tle score. "{) ;l' 'l\‘lns:ll.dhc}l:mn lP«rk- ‘g; ;g :\;‘: R el R e A o Big Shoot at Boone. - o - 0! 7 24 W Score: . owlan Glensview. . | S Totals......34 14 27 11 4 : 5 Pl * | ers for tpe last month or six weeks to| BOONE, Ia., July 2.—(Special)—Tomor- *Batted for Tuckey in third DNTROIY: o GUEVEUAND. o | et T Qotnast TRavatly. <8 8 18| make this'a record breaker, and they have |row and the next day Boone will be the 4 b ’ 2 AE. |8 D. Wyatt, Fond Du Lac.... 83 80 168| gycceeded In getting the best bunch_of mecca for all of tha crack shots in the New York 522000000 0—q Jones ct [ o100 ww mecca for & a . b B 0T 080 00 om0t its l 4010 ‘Won In play-off. horses together that has ever been in Ne-|state of Jowa, including Fred Gilbert, the Two-base hits: Thomas, Bridwell, Swee- | or® &1 REE R Patrings for Today, iy L ;r‘:nm bomll"'ja fle“"'" il & T e 2“\"‘.‘.‘:‘75;‘:[’:\‘; base hits omas, Bridwell, Swee- | ¢ e r the races and they are all good ones. |Boone Gun club s having a to: ney, Shean. Devlin. ~ Three-base hits: iiiniyre o Lalie .4 31 12| Pairings for First Match Round Tomor- | Wi ciear weather Wednesday the meet |of iwo days' duration and local sportsmen Shean, Thomas. Hits: Oft Crandall, 7 in | Morlari 0 Hinchman, it3 1 2 0 0 row—Wood versus Martin. Gardner ugnfnst | will commence, and should the sun come |are anticipating the time of thelriives, A 7.in three innings: off Richie, G in six | Summers, » 1.Joss, p. 3001 0 Edwards against Weber; Callander against | | Sacrifice fiy: Stem: - Stolon. base: Shear, | Toa.. 3 651 1 Tots....3 §7 1 ¢ Megill; Seckel against Fairbanks; Phelps Double plays: Bridwell to Tenney; Brid- | Cleveland 00010000 0-1|asainst Mears; Sawyer against Diddle; | well to Devlin. Left on bases: New York, | Detroit e | Bv : t |8 “Boston, ‘7.~ Firat bagcs Oft Wit sl (rn:-». A Klflmer ‘;B:”':Icle 0}::} Evans against Baker: McArthur against [ First on errors: New York, 1; Boston. 1 | mastery. — Melniyre husnicriioe Jit8: | Lindsay; Devol against Maxwell; Fisher B Bane] e o uckey, Tonner. | Suilen lases: Basterly, Jones. Firat base | ARainst Eulass; Paul Hunter against Lang Time! 150, Upirea: Bmslie and Jona: |fi balls: Off Jou i Off Bummers, 2 Hit |ford; Stlwell against Stckney; Tegg \ stone. ham, Struck out: By Joss, 4. by “l;‘:‘ne’“ against Hoagland; Byers against Copleland. Score, second game: 1. First base on errors: Cleveland, 1; D WY RN e o, BORION, troft, 3. Left on bases: Cleveland, §; De- | GAMES IN AMERICAN ASSOCIATION il 2. 1 i, Thoman, N i triot, & Time: 1:%. Umpires: O'Loughlin » Doyle, 2b. 5 3 0 Cotfey, s 51 ¢ o Moo MeCornrk, 10 9 0 Beck. ot 4 1 ’ Highlanders Shut Out Boston. Late * Bodign " Naciensl MEnapie emanwno asn O'Hara, rf-ct4 0 1 Bweeney, Sb.4 1 t FASIOR QR Y Y and New | [NDIANAPOLIS, July 4.—Mi i ’ D s 1 L. % o | York won, & to 0. Not a visitor got beyond ke g ' ¥ 3 NeApOIE k d Cob h Bridwell, w. 3 2 ) Forguson, b0 0 | second base. Boston used thres . pitcners, | Punched hits in the ninty and won a_vie- smoke s hasn't glven e o 4 bemeimant .1 8 Schlitzer, Nourse and Pape and the o tory over Indianapolis tollay, 7 to 2. Bow Mathewson, b & s ayere s 10 0 effective’ man of the lot retired from the | €rman. late manager of the Boston Na- | h- 1 h ¢ 't to - - ahien 10000 game so that Carrigan could bat onal club, caug! s first game for the Totals......88 4 Brown, 5.0.2 0 0 1 o Koore . for him. | ' Cote. © Boore: imselt the Oppor uni y —— e NEW YORK. BOSTON MINNEAPOLIS. -NDIANAPOLIS. 2 4 Totals......38 51 BH.OAE B.H.0.A.E. | HO.AE ; h *Batted for Ferguson in third. Demmitt, f..8 3 10 0 L4011 0! oyler, LA A0 Snirem Hoa Lo economical without *Batted for More in fifth. B 13 24 §1a8 Quiliin $1! 5 0 Davidson, ¢f.8 0 0 0 0f Siie Ak . 05004000 0| chate dv. 8 il s 0| Pickeri 0 0 M'Chesn'y, 1t4 0 2 0 0 LAt . (4 4.0 8.0 100 1 eal gty § 3 PRO Ko 20 8 0 1 Do M R AR 1R R epriving himself of enjoyment Hits: Off Ferguson, 2 in three innings; | Laporte, '3b..4 1 2 2 0 M'C'unell, $51 0 1 2 0| Cravath, If.. ¢ 0 1 1 0 Willieme 2.8 1 8 2 3| oft More "2 in 'two innings; off | Eiberteit se i1 43 0sahl bl 4 ¢ 19 o QLI I 018 &0 Hopke w8 0 31 3| . . U rown, n four innings Sac- | Austin, 3 203 1French, a2 0 23 1| Colling, 3...3 1 8 & 1 Bawerian, ¢.3 1 3 4 0| N f f f h Brown, 3 8 fours doeiner e | famn o ] g pmiaat bl 8 Pidasammneiiig ine for fifteen cents tho made ray ). ‘Double play: Sweency to Shean | Wilson. p....3 0 01 0Mudden et 01 0 of Eyad e ——— ! . to Stem. Left on bases: New York, 6; . oo o h P 1 Totals 2 62217 8 L A 8 | Towls... 341820 1 & 18 Sl et S a H Of Boston, 10. First base on balls: Off Fer- | | f A good gua]lt! guson, 1; off More, 2; off Mathewson, 1 ‘ +1 0000 Tok BUNWT o avana. First base on errors: New York. 1: Boston, | 123213 $1ndianapolis . 101900000 . 2 Hit with pitched ball: By Ferguson, | G | Minneapolis 10001000 | l f b k g k —_— Devlin; by More, Myers. Struck out: By [ sBatted for Nourse in r;;m ® M3 rwo-base hits: O'Nef, flayden, Wil- | ca ut no makin to spca @ Mathewron, 9" Wi pitn: Mora Time: | ! S et e A liame. Carr, Olmstead. 'Three-base hit: ¥ . 3 mpire ohnstone and Emslie. | fa%an 2 % 1 90 | Block. Base on balls: Off Glaze, off h l k h - Fhillies Win DoubleHeader, | NomOhe "t 3100200 0 g Foln Softhoe hite: Davidsom o Neli the p amnest package in the mar e 2 s | ANty ohte L hic Hwvests 3 #1d, | Block.' Hits: Off Young, 4 in four innings’ | bPHIL:,\DliLI;’HIA. July b Iihuol.l'\in was | A, eeren .“\h- ";‘“"{‘l‘- A‘.‘MIH- | off Olmsted, 2 in five innings. Struck out t ts caten in both games of today's double- s: Elberfield, Wils ustin. Stolen | By Glage. 2: by v | k d h b header through the harder hitting of Phil- |base: Chuse Left on bases: Boston, 6 ly’mx"f:;‘,.‘;db“m{.“"'{:‘? »,";A,,t\“‘qm"fl'r‘g: et an the Cst contents. adelphia. Each of the home players made | XEW York 0 Flrst on crrors: Boston, 11 | ayved and Guthrie. Time: 150 el one or more hits in each game, b b e & idle p ! hase, Elber- | o " o 1 aae OF more it i each § |tiell; Cha'se: Eiberfleld: Laporte, Chase Louisville Wins tn Tenth, [ We save enough on the fandangoes PHILADELFHIA. " BROOKLYN. | Pape, 1. “Base an baile:ort semiiee: 11| JOUISVILLE. fulr M-It tadk toy in- h in the price. L.0.A.E DI040 | 28R 20 SR8 8 b o y i |nings to decide the opening game of the grant, ®....4'1 60 0Buen, et 471 30 1|30 Novree, 2 off Wilson, 4. Wild pitches: | Kansas City series today, Loulsville win: to save you enoug P Batee ot 8 30 b Seement, et 5 4 0%[ .6 in one’ and two-thirda innings: off | |i0E, O fingles by Hughes, Peits and ap: UNDLE OR BY THE BOX. . Eiven, 8b4 0 4 1 0[,\F 0 g Lo wtrds : eavy. Halla had the better of (ge pitch- J umley, 0 f ape, 3 $ 4 . . . | Tate were both forced to retire from the 3 114 & ¢ .10 armuee: Canpilly 506 Sasm | game "because " of {njuries’ Heckley vas FOR SALE EVERYWHERE s 130 t in the pit of the stomach by a pitched 4161 80 11| Gas Company § ball and was rendered unconseious fo o 2 it 0 i . all and 3 endered one or ten Corridon, 304 1 0 3 30010 AT bl 2T (Specialy - | minutes. Tate wrenched his side’ while tr; Touls.... BIBE D nT %1 3 ke Gex C Shut out the Youny | caUEht beiween “seeand “and: thirh Both Philadelphia 2020 | Men's Christian oclation nine by the | 1equired the ald of physiclans. Score: Brooklyn 0000 score of 7 to 0. Ruh, for the Gas Company | LOUISVILLE "KANBAS CITY. Two-base hits: Ward (2), team, only allow ir hits, and he was | "B H.0.AR R NOAD Three-base hit: Magee invinelble when hits meant' runs. The| Dunloavy, rf.6 & 3 0 O Shannon, cf.. 4 1 0 0 0 Bates. Stolen base: Magee. Struck out: Score: R.H.E. | Woodruft, cf,4 1 3 0 1 Shay, s 51360 By Corridon, 4; by Bell, 1. Double play: | 44s Company .7 1 2| Delehanty, 1f4 0 1 ¢ 1 Beckley, ib.1 1200 Ward to Bransfield. First base on errors: M. C. A 0 4 6| BBullivan ib3 1 0 3 ¢ Ritter ... 2 03 20 Philadelphia, 1 Left on bases: Phila- | Batterles ompany, Ruh and Hum- | 0Men, 2b.....4 1 5 3 0 Haliman, 1.5 0 0 0 0 delphia, 85; Brooklyn, Tirge: 1:0. Um- |mer; Young % Christian Association, | Qeinian. s. 3 3 2 7 1 Love, If 1300 pire O'Di Hall and W | Tate, 16 11 41 0Heting 30...4 1 ¢ 10 Score, secend gamet \ T et Hughos <. 3 1 4 0 0 Brashesr. . 4 | 4 8 2| o, DA . BHOAE| LONG PINE Neb. July 2— *Rellly 60000 LA 3 urch, 820 0| Telegry In a hard foug clve- ————— ol . | o o BB P ke 11 l" : Hl.m; l. It (\1 ‘lm welve 3 B o T e 37 g7 0 Towe, o0 f 1 4 0 0 Nalivesn, Tod 1 0 § 3| Tame Long Flue cefestod Easselt today, bY | o600 0l "when winping run dcored B Magee, If....3 1 3 0 0 Jordan, 1b...2 010 1 ¢|'he score of 2 Scroe e 9 ores. Brnatield, 1b4 311 0 0 Alperman, 83 1 & ¢ 1| Lon Pine 001000000001-3| Shay out for throwing bat BROS. CO., DISTRIBUTORS. Werd, 3b.....8 3 1 3 0 Hummell, cf. 4 0 0 0 0| Bassett 001006000000-1 arr Tah for Peits n tenth | e Doslan, ss....4 1 0 3 0 McMillen, sa. 4 0 1 2 0| | Louisville 2020000000 1-8| — e = S B §113 0| Bateries: Long Pine, Drew and Happy; | Kansas City S10000001 002! Sparks, p....3 1 0 3 0 kwcker, p....3 0 ¢ 0 ¢(Bassett, Curtis and Leonard. | ‘xnl{-n :..l.e- Dlulllnml‘l. Shay, Hetling FE e = = Sacrifice hits: Quinley, Ritter. Two-base 7 Totals.... 8 BT 1 1 Totals .. 3t B2 Merna Defeats ey. hit: Love. Double piay: Tate to Quinian *One out when winning run sco. ANSLEY, Neb, July #.—Special Tele- | Bhay to Hetling; Ritter to Brashear. Struck | Philadelphia 200000 1-3 | gram.)—Morna defeated Ansley here today |out: By Halla, 2; by Swann, 3. Base on | Brooklyn 00100001 02| Fr Ol resting game of the season, | balls: Off Halia. ‘1; off Swann, 2. Hit by Two-base hit: Clement. I g o g g L s pitched bail: Beckiey. Left on bases: Louls- | Aiperma Sacrifice hits: _ Clement | Carothers and Burnham: M pille, 3, Kansas City, 6. Time: 1:. Umpire: | Rucker, Ward, Slolen bases: Bransfield | \clorsy” : King. ' L ;. McElveen. Struck out: By Sparks, 3. v upture of men, womer and cldldrea can be cured in & fow days without & sur & Jueker. b Desbie pippe: 3¢ Weat Siders In Market for Game. Faiode. Dalents M. Fou | operation. loss of Line or pain. The cost is governed by the size of ine ruptured opens to Alperman to Jordsn, McMillan to Alper- 4 " TOLEDO, July 21.—Two doubles In the | ng'to be closed. The money may be depos ted In some Vinahs Bank in the name of man to Jordan. First base on errors: | The Omaha West Sides are without a|second and & trjple and an error in tho|the patient or guardian, not to paid unul the cure is completed Thousands of Philadelphia, 1; Brooklyn, 1 iiases on |game for Sunday and would be pleased to | fifth made it easy for Toledo to win, 4 to 1. | puptured people have accepted these cerms during the past 15 years and all ure coma. balls: Off Sparks. 2, off Rucker, 1. Hit bear from some city team for that date. [ A run was forced in when Kliroy hit Lynch | plef satisfied. Write or call for further lrformation. FRANKE N WERA \ by pliched ball: By Sparks, 1 (Alperman); | Call Hairy Howley, Harney i in 'the fifth with the bases filled. Three | Bos Bee Building, Omani ? | ‘| v |