Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 3, 1910, Page 4

THE BEE: OMAHA, FRIDAY, 3, 1910. Sioux City, Linco In, Wichita and Topeka Win; Also Cubs, Cardinals. SIOUX TAKE GAME 1y FIRST| Rourkes Lose Advantage at Start o!‘( Cantest, APPARENTLY HAVE GOOD LEAD Sloux. Come Back with Seven Safe Run Varletye—Score, Ten to Seven. SI0UX CITY, Omaha engaged day, 10 to inning. wo June 2.-Stoux n the home team capturing the The visitors apparently h The Indians came right back. next seven men ' up them being home runs. wiched with a pass to hit safely, These elght runs, enough to win. Keeley was taken out after safetles had been made and was responsible for two of the runs. Meved to aflow Agnew Aside from the Alderman twirled splendid ball SIOUX CITY. AB. R. [} 2 to bat for Quiliin, 3b... Andreas, Nelghbors, of. Hartman, ss Fenlon, rf. tem, 1b, { Welch, Alderman, crunSmnone \ller, c. P ISy Totals HN OMAHA AB, s S mranorsmrs Shotton, Corridon King, @ Schipke, 3b « ¢ Dr. Weloh, *Gonding 1t e m oyt ° ox, 2b.. Graham, Keeley, McCafferty, *Agnew ... il Meiter, Totals *Batted for Welch | | omtscmean |l cceonconucmmen | coscnmormmmts =l coccsconnnmotony n the ninth *Hatted for McCafferty in the elghth. h Sloux City. 1 Omaha Stolen,, bases: , Htem, Two-base hits; ' Nel Behipke, Cadman, raham. hit: Welch. Home Miller. Sacrifice hits: H. man,. Miller. third inning two-thirds inning: ning. Struck out By Keeley, 1 br McCatte: bal! 8010000 Miller, ghvors, 1L, runs: Welch, Alderman, Base on Cafferty, 6. Wid piten: by pltched ball: By Alderman, 2. ball: - Cadman. Time: 2:30. Clark. Attendance: 0. McCatfert; WICHITA, TEN; S$T. JOSEPH, EIGHT Errorless Game Played by Issies in - Went, WICHITA, today, 10 to 5, i elden, rf. lddleton, Clafre, ss...... he b, rom St. Joseph. Score: WICHITA. R. H. -t = rnes W ettigrew, of. haw, ©..... Altchlson, p.. Durham, p.. ¥ crwmstowmes Bhorupienaone B Sl waiss Y| rowmnRusoo ST. JOSEPH. w-ar AB. 'R McLean, rf.......,, Baker, I McChesney, o Jones, 2b. Clark, 1b. Carhan, McNell, W H. ° > . x| coogcomwm | coommmmnens xo Rl cocusnmnoses Totals 8t. Joseph Wichita ....... < Left on bases: St. Josel Sacrifice hits: Altehison ( Two-base hit han, sh-vé. Chesne itol Bauer, 202 180 Home runs: Koerner, d a third Innings; off Altchison, elght innings; off Durham, 3 in one inning. Dauble plays; MeNeil to Clark to McNell, Struck outi By Altchison, 4; by Galgano, 1. Base on balls: Off Altch=on, 2; off Gal- off Baker, 4. Um- KAano, 2; off Watson, 1; pire: MuMen. Time: 1:85. LINCOLN Antelopes Have Enxy Ti & Champs, 8 to 4. DES MOINES, June 2.—Des layed he firs| Beove: DES MOINES. AB. R, Dalton, rf. gy Colligan, 3b. er, of Dwyer, 1b. Niehof?, 3b Curtls. If...... Horsche, 3. radbury, c Cates, p..... Blersdorfer, *Mattick . *Paddock . loroonmtansnn Cocrarmuwnnmed LINCOLN. AByy H ol oorcoresesmm Totals"\i5... Judde, Gagnier, Cobb, . Cockiman, P Davis, of ... Thomas, 1b,. Wedensaul, Clarke, ¢ MeGrath, .. e = | commmweccl Totals . i *Batted for Mercer in ninth. Batted for Blersdorfer in ninth Des Moings'.........2 0 0 0.0 0 Lincoln 0 Two-base hit: Herche. Cockman. Base on ball off McGrat Three-t ase By Cates, Stolen ‘buses plays: Thoma niei. Cobb’ to"'Clarke, Herche to o Dwyer. Sacrifice hits: Bader, Jud: nier, Clarke ( irath. Time: 2:15 Pire! Spencer. Attendan DENVER Dalton, Paddock. _(unaselsted) N oF Two Wk, With & Last with DENVER June out of a & In Lk game with Topeka, winning, 8. to. 7. Seore S U TOPERA AS. Toweka, o o> Seron et mmonon |l coworomn—e il coommomom— | sommiese 51 com - e rcree =" PO 0.A. 2l curcnmacns Two of Them Heing of Home Clty and a slugging matsh #ame It 'was won and 1ost in the first | ad by making four ‘runs on Alderman's | two passes and two singles and a double. however, After Keeley had stfuck: out Quillin, the two hits sand- Alderman and hit by Quillin In hix second time up netted | the seven MeCatterty | “The latter pitched good ball until he was re im first and the fifth innings Seore: h L N woccocoroncaey Blee ? L= cveiid 000 300 0 0- Andreas. Welch, Three-base Fenlon, Hart- Fita: -Off. Keeley, 7'In one- | off McCatferty, 4 In six and off Melter, 2 in one in- 8 y, 8; by Melter, 1 Off Alderman, 4; off M- P Umplre: an., June 2—Wichita won [} . 9; Wichita, 7. ,' Belden, Bauer McLean, Clark, Jones, Co Mc- len bases: Belden, Hughes (2), Corhvan, Hits: Off Galgino, b in six and a third innings; off Watson, 2 in one 12 DOUBLES ON DES MOINES © Defeat- Moines rly in the ifeld today and lost of the “serfes of Lincoln, 8 to 4, | [ R 4 o 0 04 4101000 FIX 7 Vietory, -Denver pulled itselt | " last dnning of today's | g oring t9o runs and | wncocoadr el mmwicoen~o Hit sed hit QOff Cates, 4; off 4. Ntruck ‘out by Biersdorfer, $: by McGrath, Double Davis to Gag AMER. ASS LEAGUE. | | WL P W.LF L8 1 20 19 18 Kid 15 16 543/ St Paul 17 .541| Toledo . 18 .514| Columbus 18 20 §t. Joseph sioux City .20 2 50| Indianapolis 20 24 69 Loulsvillo ...17 29 14 17 453 Milwaukea .16 27 17 21 .47 Kan. City ..15 23 AGUE. | AMER. LEAGU W.L.Pet W.L.F .24 12 067 Philadelphia 25 1| New York 514 Detroft 500 Soston 2 16 50| Cleveiand ...14 18 450| Washington 16 22 Moines. NATL. LE 7 10 2 18 Chicago New York Pittsburg Cincinnatl St. Louls ....20 20 Brooklyn .18 22 Philadelphia 13 22 Chicago Boston 14 25 .369| 3t. Louls NEB. LEAGUE. | MINK LEAGUE W.L.Pet W.L.F § .43/ Clarinda [} 3| Falls City.... 8 [ 1 17 18 18 to. | it| Fremont Gr. Island... Columbus Superior Beward Kearney . Red Cloud.. Hastings 9. sl Yesterday's Rewn WESTERN LEAGUE. 7; Sloux City, 10, 8, Des Moines, 4. 8t. Joseph, 8, Wichita, 10, Topeka, 7; Denver, 6. NATIONAL LEAGUE. Chicago, 2; Boston, 1 Bt, Louils, 4; Philadeiphia, 3. Pittsburg, 1, Brooklyn, 3. Cincinnatl, §; New York, T AMERICAN LEAGUE. Washington-Cleveland, postponed. Philadeiphia-Detroit, postponed New York-Chicago, postponed. Boston, 10; St. Louls, 9. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. Milwaukee-Indianapolls, postponed. Kansas City-Toledo, postponed. Minneapods, 6; Loulsville, b St. Paul-Columbus, postponed NEBRASKA LEAGU Hastings, 3; Kearney, 4. Superior, §; Red Cloud, 1 G nd lslang, 12; Columbus, 1L Seward, o; Fremont, 4. MINK LEAGUE. Auburn, 8 Maryville, 4 Ciarinda, 4; Snenandoah, 7. Falls City, 3; Nebraska City, 2. Today. 671 Shenandoah. . .500{ Maryville 462 Neb. .6 Omaha, Lincoin ol eccoccoces™ 5] Games Omaha at Sioux City, St Wichita, Topeka at Denver. National League—Chicago at Boston, Joseph lyn, Cincinnati at New York. American League—Washingion at Cle: land, Boston at St. Louls, New York Chicago. American Assoclation—Milwaukee at dianapolis, Kansas City at Toledo, neapolis at Loulsville, St. bus. Nebraska State League—Red Cloud Kearney, Superior at Hastings, Seward Columbus, Grand Island at Fremont Mink League—Auburn at Maryville, Cl inda at Shenandoah, Falls City at braska City. ol coccocconconre 10 94 vsedl 84 Western League—Lincoln at Des Moines, Louis at Philadelphia, Pittsburg at Brook- Min- Paul at Colum- {CUBS VICTIMIZE THE DOVES Tnkn“-;iole Bunching Hits, ERROR HURTS BOSTON'S: SIDE Chicago Game by ot 455 370 | 312 Yoo | New York Whips Brooklyn Trounces Plttaburg— St L Takes Close One from Ph Clucinnatie— ;| BOSTON, seventh June 2.—Bunched hits in the inning and an error by Sweeney In the ninth were the main factors In Chi- ago's 2 to 1 vietors over Boston today. Frock weakened in the seventh and. was replaced by Matten. There were four double plays. The score: CHICAGO, AB.H 3 1 Pot: 667 667 1500 BOSTON. Bit.0,A B Evers, 2h A Sheckard, . Schulte, 'rf... *Zimmerman. 0 0. Kane, rf.. 0 Luderus, ' 1b.. 8 *Needham It . 1b. it 08harpe, OMiller, 08hean, 3b 1Beck, ef 0 Sweeney, OGraham, ¢ 1 Frock, p. 0%Smith .. Odattern, y.! B TN —noecces Blomw cocmasmong wlecomgmonm— ) Totals.... 3 *Batted for Schulte in the elghth. Batted for Luderus in the eighth, “Batted for Frock In the seventh. Chicago .. 00000010 17 Boston ..... Two-base hi o1 Beck. Hits: Oft Frock, 4 in 7 innings. Sacrifice hit: Evers. Stoien bases: Hofman, Sweeney, Evers, Tinker Double plays: Steinteldt, Luderus; Sweeney, Shean and sharp, (2); Tinker, Kvers and Hofman. Left on bases: Chicago, 7, Bos- ton, 6. Bases on balls: Off Frock, 3; off Mcintyre, 1; off Matten, 1 Boston, 2. Hit by pitcher: Collins. Struck out: By Frook, 4; by Mclntyre, 3, by Mat- tern, 2. Time: 1. Umpires, Johnstone and Moran. Phillles Take Close One. PHILADELPHIA, June 2.—St. Louls de- feated Phllacelphia ' again today by a score Of 4 to 3, and Shettier held Bt. Louls to two hits and gave oniy one base on balls untll one man was out in the elghth in- ning. Then he gave three men bases on balls. Foxen succeeded him and three runs scored on Ellls’ single and Titus' wild throw, winning the game. Score: ST. LOUIS. PHILADELPHIA. AB.H.0.AE. AB.ILO A B. 0Titus, 0Bates, oGrant; ab... 0Mages, If.. 1 Br natield, at St. ve- at . ot In- at at Betcher, Lush, p.. Balies, D sl At R cGnuatipe Blouscisnge R emar it loastuunmiogas ~locecoccoccoer %l occocarnsion=o! Cranston, ss. Weaver, ‘c... Hagerman, p.. Olmstead, p...... Schreiber, p. by |l ccoree Sl oocomes Sl ocoon Bl mows 15 Total . Topeka . Denver . ®x| cooen o 6000 s 5010 Two-base hits: Landreth, Kahl. base hits: Wooley, Rellly, Pennell, Home runs: Beall, Cranston. Kelley, Beall, Cassidy, Pennell. bases. Cassidy, Lindsay, Dolan. By Harris, 5; by Hagerman, 2; by Olmste: 1; by Schreiber, 1. Bases on balls: Wright, 2; off Hi Double’ play: Lioyd say. Wil pitch: Hagerman. Hits: Wright, 8 In six Innings; off Harrls, 4 50 Thre off Olmatead, Hagerman, 10 ir nings. Time: 2:11. in two-third inning; seven and_one-third Tmpire: Haskell Superior Again Trims Red Clou Cloud by Men from Nuckolls County. lecocunencoe® olosscecccsst egram.)~—Red Cloud was again. defeated B w run in the fourth inning. Score: Superior .. Red Cloud Batteries: Red Cloud, Gill and Mo Superior, Ellls and Spellman. Struck ol By Gill,"2; by Ellis, 4. Base on ball R.H. Speilman. Double play: Superior, tendance: 260. Time: in egram.)—In an eleven-inning Kiessel second. Catcher in this inning. Cooper Cook and Paul of Grand batted a home run, knocked a two-bagger tled the score. Score: Grand Island Columbus Batterie and Traver Statford and Kemp. RH. jrand Island, Murray, Umpire: Boswell. gram.)—Seward defeated Fremont today the second game of the series 5 to 4. when in the tenth Seward bunched securing two runs, while BolL one man over the home plate. Scoi R.H memo ward Fremont Batteries Seward, Woods. 01 L00 Fremont, Smith und Bohne Walker and Neff. Umpi 11 alesce RESULTS IN THE THRE Crowd and Hisses ofe Miela, DAVENPORT, la., June 2.—Springfi g hits were wasted. ' The crowd ag R.H 00000002 2002102 nd Goveney, Wil Davenport . a1 Springtield My Batteries: Holycross a and Johnson WATERLOO, 1a., June 2 | by superior base running and Reidy's tim | singie ‘in the elghth. Score: RH | Waterloo 00100001 %3 Danville Batteries: P | and Hildebrana | DUBUQUE | helpless betc to 0. Score Ot | Dubuque | Bloomington |~ Batterie and Erwin. June Bloomington ve Faber nd Dubuque wor 100200003 Faber and Latimer, Bo, hits brought' in five of Rock Isla Scor R.H | Roek eoria Batteries lbert and Island....0 ot it 4 | 1 Covel and Jucobgen; Amussen. 4 | Des Molnes Releases MeMa E. | DES MOINES, la. June 2.—(Speajal 0 | Manager Davis ‘of the Des Moinen i o today relcased Frank McManus, 0| €ran catcher, to the Keokuk 9| Central soclation. Former Capt 0| Belter of the Ames college team is | Iatest candidate to be given a trial am probably report soon, also team of [ 0 Jine 2 Nebraska college esterday s hoa Normal won the @ | ball championship the Doane team w . | The day 0 |large crowd was present. 0 | played u very superior game of ball O0lhad only two men as far as s 0| others going out befor hey 1|or in uttempting to reach second. 0 |caught and Stevens pitched for Peru. The Pet ond, 0000 2-8 Kahl. Sacrifice hits: Stolen Struck out: ort orman, 3; off Harrls, 2. to Cranston to Lind- off three innings: off Schreiber, 1 in one inning; Score of Three to One Made at Red RED CLOUD, Neb., June 2.—(Special Tel- Superior today in a fast game, Red Cloud making its only score on Hennesey's home . 101000010-3 70 n 0001000001 6 2 off Gill, 1; off Ellis, 2. Home runs: Hennesey, 2. At- 40. Umpire: Nelson. COLUMBUS. Neb., June 2.—(8peciai Tel- ame Grand Island won from Columbus today 13 to 11, was replaced by Stafford in the ir had his finger hurt of Columbus and Island each Chittick of Columbus in the ninth and .08000500001-1216 8§ .00210600200-1118 4 Paul ; Columbus, Kissell and Clair, FREMONT, Neb., June 2.—(Special Tele- was & tle at the end of the ninth, 3 to 3, hits, Fremont _ony 00000 2510 00010014438 2 -1 LEAGUE Umpire hit hard and opportunely, while Davenport's | hissed Umpire Genins off the fleld. Score ~Waterloo won $1 10001000001 6 0 tton'and Harrington, Woods RHE 000000000-0 8 1|a ROCK ISLAND, June 2—Hunter's three- | 00 04 8 5| Hall, 0035 6 4 Cook, | the vet- wil- coach of the same agkregation, will ~(Spectal.)—Peru by d.hlr re of 11 to was ideal and an exceptionally T team Doane | reached ' first Moore *Batted fo; *Ran for W St. Louis . Foxen in the eighth, rd in the eighth, 01000003 0+4 Philadelph! e00101001 03 Two-base hit: Zacher. Hits: Off Shettler, 21in seven and one-third innings; off Foxen, 1 in two-thirds inning; off Lush, 7 in seven and two-thirds innings; off Sallee, 1 in one and one-third inning. Sacrifice hits Betcher, Magee. Stolen bases: Grant (2), Bransfield, Dooin. Left on bases: St. Louls; 3; Philadelphia, 13. Bases on balis: Off | Lush, 7; off Shettler, 4; off Sallee, 1. Wild pitch: Shettler. Time: 2:00, Umplres: . O'Day and Brennan. Brooklyn Keeps Up Pace. BROOKLYN,, June 2-—Brooklyn kept up its brilllant streak today, makipg it two in succession from Pittsburg and six stralght. Scor | ooooe ee- ad, in p 3 BROOKLYN. ) Sleiwcoucce® b, Leach, ef. ‘ampbell, If. 4 gner, s Muller, '2b. Flynn, 1. Wilson, rf. *Abbaticchi Gibson, ¢, Camnit; d lecococume eloscsecess " H . 3 1 3 il *Batted for Wilson In the ninth. Pittsburg 0 001.0 0000 01 Brooklyn . 10010010 3 Left on bases: Pittsburg, 6; Brooklyn, 6. Two-base hit: Miller. Three-base hits: Mil- Hummell. Sacrifice hits: Hummell, Milier. Double plays: Leach to MillerMilier to Wagner; Flynn to Caminitz. Base on balls: Off Camnits, 8. Struck out: By Rucker, 7; by Camnits, 2. Wild pitch: Camnitz, 1. Time: 1:30. Umpires: Rigler and Emslie. Giants, Nine Straight. NEW YORK, June 2—~The New York Na- tionals made ‘their record of consecutive victorles nine by defeating Cincinnatl, 1 to 8, today. Hugfls. Cincinnati's “star pitcher, was batted heavily in the sixth 'inning, when the locals made four runs on five by LB, 88 ; ut: CINCINNATIL. A AB.H. 1Bescher, 1f... & 1Paskert, ef 0 Hoblitxel, 1b. ¢ 0 Mitchell," rf.. 3 0 Eqan, 3b... 0 Lobart, 3b. 0 McLean, ... 0 Downey, ss. OBuges, D. aeaier 3 in the ninth. son in the second. 11000401 10000200 0-3 Devlin, Murray. Three- base hit: Crandall. Sacrifice hits: 8nod- grass, 2. Stolen bases: Mitchell, Suggs, Egan, Lobert, Devore. Left on bases: Cin- cinnati, 6; New York, 10. Struck out: By Buggs, 1; by Crandall, 2. Base on balls: Off Siggs, 4; off Dickson, 1; off Crandall, | 3. Passed ball: McLean. 'Hits: Off Dick- son, 3 fu two iunings; off Crandall, 3 in seven innini Time: 2:00. Umpires: Klem and Kane. AE > ] Murray, rf... 5 Beymour, of.. Bridwell, s’ Deviin, #b.. Snodgrass, 1b Myers, ¢ Crpum—oBee 2looonvcmnonac? Dickson, p... *Becker 4 Crandall, p.. 5 ‘ ' 3 0 1 3 lmwocrmenccue E.| Totals... 3%unB *Batted for Buggs *Batted for Dicl New York.... Cincinnati Two-base hits: in It e .B. er; re: Boston Victor in Long Engagement eld| New Englanders Beat Browns Ten to Nine After Eleven Innings of Fighting. ain E 84 \ $13 0 s | §T. LOUILS, June 2—Boston today de- | feated St. Louis in the eleventh inning on Bradley's double and Wagner's Single, ,for the winning run, by & score of 10 to 9. | Score: BOSTON. ely E §T. LOUIS. ABH | Hooper, st 10000000 6-1|Altizer, Howard | rutft. Firat on errors: | WAs | Lord, 3b. 0. 3| iradiey, 1b. 2 | Spoaker,’ of | agner, 2 0 Sehweltser, rt { Ve | Lovin O ottmanrat | | Arellanes, LE, | Wood, p v 3 | Totals. Totals..... 49 19 *Batted for Graham In eleventh, *Batted for Bailey in seventh. .Batted for Waddell In ninth. Hattad for Wood In elghth. Boston ........0 0 0 0 50301 0 1-10 St. Louls . 20001150000-9 Two-base hits: Kargar, Speaker, Bradley (2), Haresell. Three-base hit: W Oft Lake, § in four and on : off Balley, 3 in two and two-thirds innjngs; off Waddell, 1 in two nni off Grabam, 2 in two innings; off Karg ¥ In four and one-third innings: off Smith. 8 in ons and | two-thirds innings; off Arelianes, 2 in — oft Wood, 2 In two-thirds of an | inning; off Hall, 4 in four and one-third | innings. Sacrifice hit: Hradley. Stolen basees Hooper, Speaker, Schweltzer. Double Wallace and Griggs. Left on bases: | Louls. 13 Base on balls; Off | ke, 2; off Waddell, 2; off Karger, 1; o Smith, i; off Arellanes, 1; off Hall 2.’ Hit by pliched ball: By wood, Sehweltzer (3). Struck outi Lake, 1; by Balley, 5, by o am the ain the the I T Waddell by Hall Connolly, by *Graham, 1; by Smith, Time: 280 Umpires. Dineen and Daring Millers Whip Colonels Minneapolis Defeats Louisville, Six to Five, by Expert Base Running. LOUTSVILLE, June 2—Minneapolis de- feated Louisville in the second game of the serles today through daring base running. Errors by tive locala ‘also aided the visitors Louisville batted Fiene and Altrock hard Selby started to pltch, but was forced give way to Richter, who was succeeded by Halla. Hohe.runs by Wcodruft and Howard were the features. Score: MINNEAPOLIS. LOUISVILLE. AB AR T 4 4 to - £l 3b, -, . i o i Clymer, Alth Ferrhs, Cravath, Dawison, Emith, aill, i Plekerin Owen, ¢ Flene, . p,. Altrock, P. T. Hughes, rt OStanley, OWoodritt, ODunteavy, OHowgrd, 1b 0Magee, ‘58 0J. Hoghes, QMyers, I OPelts, ¢ 0SchFack, P oRGRARNS A R ORichter, b OHalls, b o 3 leoorocmoooom 13 Totals Louisville Minneapolls 1 Stolen bases! Gill, Altizer Ferris, Altfock; Magee, T fice fly: Cravath, Two-base hits: ). Three-base hit: Wood- Home runs: Woodruff, Howard. Double play: Magees to Howard. Struck out: By Richter, by Fiene, 2; by Halla, 1; by Altrogk, Bases on balls: Off Richter, 1; off H&ild, 1. Hit with pitched ball: Dawson. Wild pitch: Richter. Passed ball: Schreck. Hits: Off Halla, 2 in four and one-third innings; off Selby, 1 n one- third fnning; off Richter, 3 in four Innings: off Fiene, § In dne inning; off Altrock, 9 in elght inningss Time: 145, Umplres: Ferguson and Hayes. Falls City Wins, Police. Aid Umpire | Lundberg Displeases Fans in Otue'» County and Trouble Ensues at Nebraska City. ! NEBRASKA CITY, Neb., June 2.—(Spe- cial Telegrarh.)-Falls Olty played here this afternoon, and won by a score of § to 2, in the tenth inning. Pobteet of Falls City knocked a home run and brought in two of the three ,scores, and Badura knocked a three-bagger, winning one of the scores for Nebraska City, and was put out at home. Umpire Lundherg had to be escorted by the police from the grounds because of his decislons. Score: R.H.E. Falls Cit 002 02000000018 5 4 Nebraska City .... 010000001002 8 § Batteries: Nebraska City, Richter and Waller; Falls' Clty, Duren, McCabe and Poteet.' Umpires Lundberg. SHENANDOAH, 1a., June Telegram.—Shenandeah. won, Clarinda. Shenandoah L 0000320297 §° 1 Clarinda 170004000004 5 0 Butteries: Jolnsen ahd Castle; Hunt and Johnson, h Totals. 0001 174 oob!l anorcouscons Sacrifice hits: Hughes. Sacri- 2.—(Special to. 4, from R.H, L. Hooper Wgn, Two 'Games, HOOPER, Web." jjine 2-—(Special)—The Hooper basé bail™f has two victories 1o dia credit ihis webk. Sunday they trav- eled to Arlingtap, ¢and beat. the team of that place by & xc%‘er of § to 4, the game beihg featured WyEcthé “twb 'home: runx Hasler -of - #he HgoQst” team. ..Yesterday cribner came gdown..with.the intention of wiping Hooper“oft The map, but returned home ‘a badly * ditkppointed bunch, being treated 10 .8 <oaterot whitewash, 7 to 0. “The game was played In fast time. Sorib- ner tnreatened 1o score a couple of times, but was cut off hy sensational catches by Basier and Zellers. Score: RH.E. Hooper el 0°0° 308 0°0 #7133 Scribner 1000000000076 Battertes: Soribner; Young and Butler; Haoper, Miller, and- ook, ‘I'wo-base hits: Cook, 'Zellers, Bufler, 'Struck out: By Young, 4; by Miller, 7. 'Base on balls: Ott Young, 1 kit by pitched ball: By Youns, 1. Louble plays: -Hooper, z Time; 1:lo. Umplre: Hale. Defeat for Creighton. : CREIGHTON, = Neb,, June 1—(Special Telegram.)—In a very. interesting game of ball played here toddy the home team was defeated by the colored Omaha Ghants by the following: scores - * RH.E. Omaha (108 .,.4.,. 0000112004 7 3 Cgelghton .001000000-1 3 ¢ ome run: Buchanan; Umpire: Hufsmith. Time: 1:49. P L LT EVENTS ON HE RUNNING TRACKS I to Fimure Much at Emeryville, OAKLAND, * Cal, June 2—Favorites failed to figure prominently at Emeryvilie toduy, but most of the winners were well supported. Daddy Gip was an odds on chunce for the feature race, but after lead- ing most of the way (argan grew over- confident and Inclement got up in time to win by & head. Abe Slupseysky was a surprise in the 2-year-old event. Summary: First race, futurity course, selling; Burn- Ing Bush (I3 to b) Woh; Kmma G. (4 to 1), second; Key kI Tovar (10 to 1), thfrd Time: '1:00% Second race, four anc a half furlongs, selling: Abe Slupseysky (1, Vosper, 10 to 1) won; Abella (8, Selden, 12 to 1), second; Dolly. V. B. (8, Nolan; 2 to 1), third. Time: 0. Dacia, Ban Ann, Pearl Bass, Robert Hurst, Ritta, - Mamie Woods, Fontello and Clara Hampton finished as named. Third race, ' futuvity course, selling: Tramator (11 1o 6) won; Servicence (i 10 2 second; Biska (4 to 1), ‘third. Time: 1 Fourth ruce, six furiongs: Inclement Selden, 4 to 1) woyis Dgddy Gip (87, Gargan, 7 to 10), second; Banvrella (37, Callaghan, 5 to 1), third. Thne: 112%. Sewell, Kid North, Del Cruzador and Dr. Mayer fin- ished ‘as named. Fifth race, mile and twenty yards, sell- Roy Junlor (108, Leeds, 2 to 1)’ won; ptain Burnett (108, Coburn, 9 to, 1), sec ona; Katserhoff (108, Taylor, 10 to 1), third Time; 1:40% Ak-Sai-Ben, Orilene and Migs Plenic finidhed as named. Sixth race, five furlongs, purse: Prince Winger @08, ‘Vesper, 2 to 1) won; Doweress 99, Callaghan, 810 6), second; Babe Neely 105, Gurgam 4 o 1), third. Time: 1:00% Queen Full, Lofty” Heywood, Lorenzo and Sully Bunion. Gnished as name LOUISVILLE, Ky., June 2—Summary: First race, one- inile and twenty yards Sticker (straishl, 313:0) first, Sigo (place, $14.50) second, Star Actor (show, $5.50) third. "Time: 1:02%, Second race;. - six. furlongs (stralght, $6.50). won, Tom McC $6.10) second, Hawks Flight third, Time: 1:13%. Third race, six furlongs: Countless (stralght, $4.00). won, Star Venus, (place, | #17.10) second; King Solomon (show, 33.90) | third, Time: 1:12%, | Fourth race, one mfle: Meadow (straight, | $4.3) won, Ocean Queen- (place, $10. ond, Belle Clem (show, $26.50) third 1:39%. Fifth race, purse olds: Labold (110, (102, Scoville) Grand) third Rue, Pinkeheek, also’ ran. Sixth race, Wolferton Favorites F Parkylew ath (pluce, (show, $8.80) 0 pe Time: | five turlongs, -year- Gritfin) won, James Mc second, Lady Ormicant (102 Time: 10k Princess Industry Mockler, T. H. McBride selling, (straight, 70) second, me: 2:0M> GRAVESEND, N. Y. June 2 Firet race, {Wexfurlongs won, Antenora(h ta 1) second, Towton eld (7 to 1) third. Time: 1:01 Second race, stebplechase, about two miles: Grand Pa (3 to 1) won, Bushranger (@ 1o 1) second, Magellan (1Y to 1) third Time: 3:5 Third race. about ‘six furlongs: Jeanne D'ATe (3 to 1) wom Twilight Queen (8 econd, Royal Cayaive (0 to 1) third 1i11%. y Fourth race, mife ‘dnd a wixteenth: Ocean Bound (1 to § 'Wum, Ifffatuation (3 to 1) second, Ethel D @ 10 1) third Fifth race, mile aud & sixtee Fay (6 to 1) won, Firestone (18 second, Glucore (20 €0 1) third " Time: 1:474, Sixth race, five furiongs: Miss Net (3 to 1) won, Blue Mouse (7 19 1) second, Frank Ruetalier (410 4) third. Time: 102 mile and & quarter §23.80) first, [fall St. Ilarioe (show,. $2) Summary uvious (8 to 5) Clymer, GOTCH IS STILL CHAMPION Humboldt Farmer Wins Two Falls Over Zbysako. BULKY POLE IS AN EASY MARK Twice the American Puts His on the Mat, Del Work ess Than Twenty-Eight Minutes June 2~Frank Gotech of Humboldt, Ta., successtully defended his title as wrestling champion of the world by easily defeating Stanislaus Zbyszko, the Polish champlon iIn straight falls at the Collseum last night. Gotch outclassed his bulkier opponent in every department of the game. After winning the first fall in the phenomenal time of six and one-quarter seconds, it was only a question of how long the Pole could hold out sgainst the brilliant and varied attack of his more skilled rival, The Immense crowd had hardly realized that the great match had started before Referee Dick Fleming slapped Gotch on the back and deolared him the winner of the first fall. The hold which sent the Pole down was bar arm and halt Nelson. The first fall came so quickly that there was little Intermission before the men faced each other for the second time, Warned by his sudden dewnfall, Zbyszko was more cautious and it took Goteh twenty-seven minutes. and thirty-six sec- onds to win the match with a bar armed wrist lock. CHICAGO, lowa Farmer on Game, The result of the battle showed that the Towa farmer is still without an equal In the wrestling game. At no time was he In any danger and when the Pole would se- cure any advantage, Gotch would quickly break his hold and jump to his feet. The American showed far greater knowledge of the mat game than did his more dellberate and slow thinking vietim. Gotch would forestall his opponent at every turn, and it was worse than hopeless for the Pole to attempt to assume the aggressive. The result demonstrated that Goteh must have been out of condition, when he lost the handicap match to Zbysako at Buffalo. In that encounter Gotch agreed to throw the Fole twico within an hour, but falled to get even one fall in the alloted time. The American champion was tendered a great ovation at the conclusion of the match, He was borne from the ring on the shoulders of a howlng mob, while the defeated Pole, with a look of pain on his face was barely able to stagger down the ladder from the ralsed square. Referee s Satistied. Referee Fleming sald that there was no doubt in his mind but that the first fall was clean and declsive. A feeble protest as registered by Jack Herman, the Pole's manager, but he apparently realized that he had no grounds on which to base it Zbyszko was the first to appear. the Polish champion entering the ring at 10 o'clock. He was glven a cordial reception by the crowd, but the demonstration was small beside the ovation given Gotch as he appeared four minutes after his op- ponent. After the photographing and announcing the ring was cleared. After tie men shook hangds, Gotch stepped back a bit and then made ‘a fléree flying tackle and before the Pale wealized .what -was happening his whoulders: were piuned. to the mat.. This probably was the quickest fall ever de: cided fn a champlonship bout. It. was . all over so quickly that Zbyszko apparently was daged and hoth he and his manager, Jack Herman, protested to Referee Dick Fleming, but their protests were tutile. There was no doubt but that the fall was a real one, but it came so quickly that the spectators @id’ not realize what had hap- pened. The Second Fall. The Pole was more wary at the begin- ning of the second fall and kept Gotch at a respectable distance. Gotch roughed it considerably, but made little impression on Zybszko's defense. After bulling it about the ring for six minutes, Gotch se- cured a leg hold, and picking up his op- ponent hurled him to the mat. Gotch could not hold his advantage and the Pole was on his feet within & few seconds. After two minutes more of feinting and trylng for holds Gotch put Zbyszko on the defensive once more. During fifteen min- utes both men were on the defensive sev- eral times. Gotch would stay behind the Pole for a few minutes each time, but Zbyszko was unable to keep the American on the mat for any appreciable time. Gotch showed far greater speed than his opponent and wiggled out of several em- barrassing positions with lightning like speed, Zbyezko showed a flash of promise when he forced Gotch to the mat by sheer strength. The American endeavored to extricate himself, but he was lifted in the alr and slammed on the mat again. In| less than thirty seconds Gotch broke the Pole's hold and both men were back on their feet. Zybszko was again forced to take the the two 0. Smith, who Proven lowa's star performer in the mile, will . also enter. Alderman O'Brien complete the squad. The enter the welght department jumps. ha tw A lowa Foot Ball Schedule, TOWA CITY, la June v Complete revision and correction of lowa championship foot ball schedule 1910 has just been given out, as follows October 8—Grinnell vs. Leander Clark Qctober 15—Ames vs. Des Moines, Grln nell vs. Stmpson. October 22-Grinnell vs. Qotober #—-Drake va vs. Penn November Grinnell November 12-Towa vs November 19—Grinnell ve, Washington November 24—Drake va lal. ) Co Simpson Grinnell ~lowa vs. Ames, Drake vs Drake. vs, Cornell, lowa Ames, Mix and M AIR, N. Hyde Win. ) J., June 2.—Miss Julla Englewood, and’ Miss 1. B. Hyde South Shore Fleld club, today qualified over the Montclair Golf club links to con test In the finals for the championship title of the wamen's Metropolitan Golf a soclatlon. which are to be played tomor row. Miss Mix, who I8 the present cham lon, defeated ‘Mrs. H. Fellowes-Morgan Baltusrol, In the semi-final by 6 up and o to play, 'while Miss Hyde won a hard mateh from Mrs. T. H. Polhemus, Rich mond county, after a play-off. Vietory for Doane Nine. Doane defeated Bellevue at Bellevue yes terday In & very loosely played game by a score of 13 to & Divoll, Doane's center tielder, knocked a home run with the bases full in the third and started the land slide. Bellevue's three scores were madc in the first. Score by lunings: LK, 13710 3551 Doane 0 Bellevue 4201 0000 0 0 . 00 Neale's Avernge High, In the first five games for the individual city championship Neale won with the nice average of 210. The other five games will be bowled Friday night. Score 1st. 2d. 3d. 4th, Neale SIS0 190 231 218 Anderson ...... 203 210 19 15 Yousem L1719 1% 180 211 h. Tot 1,040 Av 210 Papke Cancels Bou LOS ANGELES, Cal, June After he had been signed at his own request to bat tlo twenty-five rounds with Jim Flynn at catch weights, Billy Papke suddenly called off the match today CREIGHTON LITERARY SOCIETY AT BANQUET Students Hold Annual Af Loya The Crelghton Literary society held its annual banquet at the Hotel Loyal night. After a feast of good thing eat, speechmaking was indulged in and enthusiasm prevailed as was manifested In the hearty applause accorded each speaker Raphael Hamilton presided as toastmaster The banquet room presented & galaxy of Creighton penants, and the tables were artistically decorated In blue and white colors, An eight-course menu was serv followed by toasts and music. Intense enthusiasm and exemplary college spirit prevailed throughout the evening and the banquet was a fitting close to a hightly successful year enjoyed by the soclety Words of commendation were given Prof. Hickey, 8. J., president of the clety, after which Prof. Pernin, 8. J., an ront Enthusiastic the by president of the Creighton Oratorical asso- | clation offered words of encouragement and congratulations to the.aspiring orators. The following program was carried out: ReLrospect.............. _John O. Moran Stumbling Blocks Chester A. Wells Life in 8t. John's Hail ohn’ Polski College Days.... Omer P. Sullivan The Coming Orators....Preston S, McAvoy Future Career of Literary Members.. § A Henry L Sul Chil Mémbers Our Aims,. Advance of Oklahoma S vescsessvsensrerce.Donald Stun Philosophy of Woman's FPolitics. AR I veveesRAL Smith Scared Into Sound Health. Mr. B. F. Kelley, Springtfield, 11, writes “A year ago 1 began to be troubled with my kidneys and bladder, which grew worse until I became alarmed at my condition 1 suffered also with dull, heavy headaches, and the action of my bladder was annoy ing and painful. I read of Foley Kidney Pills and, after taking them a few weeks the headaches left me, the action of my bladder was again normal, and I was free of all distress.”—Sold by all druggists Three Weddings at Seward. SEWARD, Neb. June 2.—(Special.)— Wil llam R. Wetherall of Ames, Ida May Baldwin of Seward were granted a marriage license by Judge Coleman yes- terday. David H, McCalip of Eisle M. Fairbrother of granted a license to. marry judge yesterday, Mr. Thomas Ahern and Loomey of Exeter. were marr Colman yesterday. Utica and Miss Seward were by the county Miss Bridget d by Judge Scalded by Steam or scorched by A fire, apply Bucklen's Arnica Salye. Cures Piles, too, and the worst sores. Guaranteed 25¢c. For sale by Beaton Drug Co. Leak in Lid at Fairbury. FAIRBURY, Neb, June (Spectal.) Yesterday afternoon Chief of Police Singl ton captured his first bootlegger since the defenslve and Goteh foughed him about considerably. They rushed to the ropes | and suddenly the Pole appeared to weaken. A look of distress had crossed his face and | as he turned back to the center of the ring | he was seized in a vice like grip and In a| few seconds his shoulders were pinned tol the mat with & bar arm and with wrist | | AT CcoLUMBUS Toarnament Opens Hundred Shooters, COLUMBUS, Neb., June 2.—( grom.)—The annual tournament of Nebraska | Sportsmen's assoclation opened day with 100 shooters in attendance. Follow ing are the high scores, the program call- ing for twenty targets: Prof. Ed. O'Brien, Florence Kan.. John W. Garrett, Colorado Springs.. Max Hensler, Colorado Springs.... George Maxwell, Hastings, Neb Tom A. Marshall, Chicago... Amaleurs— W. H. Ililam, Alblon Dan_Bray, Columbus C. C. Lappan, Gandy C. L. Wagner, Diller..... Charles Holzworth L1902 191 L 189 187 186 196 193 193 1% 15 ool evening game at the ment was to be played between Owens and Riley, but on account the former being sick Hunnell and Andy Swanson played an exhibition game, Swan- son winning, 100 to 70. Foth players started off w little slow In the beginning of the game, but at the finish played fast pool Swankon makiog the high run of twenty- six balls. Thursday night Downs and Riley play. Hereafter all tournament games wiil start at 8:3 o'clock, Instead of 8 o'clock Score by innings Swanson: 0, 5. 2, 17, 7, 3, 4-100 Bunpell: 2, 8, 4, 3, 1,073 Total: 70, Scratches: Bunnell, 8. Swanson, 17 Capttol 1 The Wednesday Capitol pool tu Aadh KL u, 4620427 High runs: Bunnell 2% Jowa ut Chicago Meet. IOWA CITY, Ia., June 2.—(8pecial.)—The University of lowa will send a quarter mile relay team to the Chicago conferen meet t week. composed of Thomas, Jans, Baer and Reed. Al the men have kood records in short ‘distance running. while Reed upheld Towa's dape in the half mile’ distance run this year. Wilson is to be entered in both.the high and low hus dles, ‘while Captain Engstrom will go into At All High Class Furnish- - < |G TRIUMPH BEER STORZ l BREWING CO| fiw 3ot o la., and Miss | "The most popularbeerin Famlly Trade Supplied by Storz. Phones, Webster wi)ngers and Giantg e Th Merchar and aught him In the act intoxicating lauot taken hefore he pleaded {0 the Septem His bond which he Jail He wa 1ge I was bound over of t 500, & h where erm was fixed a is unty establishes e depositing savin curity of the g he adoption of th by »sitoriés for with the se- we r repayment amendgent o and there ey against it was an aye and were only a few Kker voted first nd later rent OMAHA HAS A COFFEE DAY | Atlen Cannon for voted Spe WAS 4Mong those Vreeland the David umendment n amend- Fifteen Platform " have Have Tons at ot on One ne. Californin may coffea day Coffee of the throughout had all for shipment [ that they might & freo heing sacks coffec upon the platform of th lat Tenth and {10aded with roasted | started for the freighf [ tous raflroads in the ity conl Allen 1 Day,” and st ber thel the west. T recent in amou Omaha has a made June 1 tifteen | tomers | company | booked tons fes to middle their June 1 dea of the this vieinity were piled high large warehouss ots and on ord. t an used fh t rnam str bep wagons B . Coffec' houses of the The berrles' are sanitary voastes and then shipped var roasted t the plant delivery by hard in this éity ar ¢ it What a San A summer cold | apt to develop monia as at any | glect it. Take | promptly. 1t and heals the inflamed | expels the cold from | by all druggist ank, Specinl.) May Do. neglected, 1s just as bronehitis or pnel- Do not ne- Honey and ‘ar cough, soothes passages, and system.”—sold other season. Foloy's the alr the Neb., Jur weeks of negotiations, Youngers and A. J o5 vesterday closed | the holdings of R. Tweed | Neb.,, and the Jacob I | Ong, Neb, in the Citizens | agement will be Attor Messr Brown and the_purchase of Davenport Walker of bank. The mar practically the same | betore, with Mr. Youngers the lieavie stockholder, and with assoclates it |on of the strongest barks In the county. The direztors of the ( ens’ bank are as follows. Peter Youngers, A Brown, M Bolton, W. H. Stewart and Floyd Seybolt | They will continue to do business in theit | present location until plans for the new building can be entirely settled when Geneva will have one | thrce-story bank butldings | The Bank-of Com will |in the present quarters until present are further matured several Peter t estat t J this. week of the fine: the county also remain pl in nerce raskn Clothing Co hnnounces something radically men next Saturday man can buy box of six collars for 39 cents, guaranteed four-ply ana sold most Omaha at two for a quarter. CENSUS MEN ASK MORE TIME ink Another Month Will RBe Re- quired to Finish Up the Pop- ulation Enumeration, Nel new for -a stores Al the agricultural schedules Sccond Nebraska census district have been finished and sent census bureau The population schedules have not yet bee sent in, as the force In Supervisor Saunders’ office is still engaged and checking them over be absolutely accurate aving the district office. Straggling reports are still coming In, and the office has made plication to permit the work of finishing up to be continued a month ‘longer. There is still much for the special agents to do in gathering up the fag ends in order that | every man, woman and child in the dis trict shall be properly enumerated. The Glad Hand removes liver fnaction and bowel stoppage with Dr. King's New Life Plils, the pain less regulators, 2ic. For sale hy Beaton Drug Co. TALCOTT Suit for the in to the in examining 0 that they these shall | | | | JURY for Damages Valley DISAGREES from Village of The against claiming of the | disag Juryme trial of the the village damages illicit sale ment of the stood nine suit of Oscar trustees of of $7.000; for-a of liquor, enede jury., At one time to thrde as approach to an agreement, cote Valley charge The Low Collar with Rounded Corners. Lots of Style com- bined with il . comfort, . miort A | | the west OMAHA NEBRASKA ludependent B 1261,