Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 27, 1910, Page 10

o Lincol ‘n Pounds St. Josep THE ' BEE: OMAHA, MONDAY, JUN 0= 1910. h for Two: Si oux City Jumps N otcl';; Cubs \Xfin Close On 1ZZIES - WIN LOOSE CAME Sunday Game at Vinton Park Was Comedy of Errors. OMAHA LOST, Omaha Flelders Used Thelr Feet in Place Heads and Hands, with Thompson in Errors. of eading An exhibition of errors and heavy elugging on the part of both Omaha and Wichita were tiie features of the game at Vinton street park Sunday afternoon. Omaha made the most errors, which, coupled with hard batting by the Izzles, gave the game o the visitors by a score of 11 to & The booting became so general that it Jost its serious aspect and the big bunch of fans and fan sat back and laughed at the efforts of the players. Omaha was particularly strong on foozles, making six, the most of which were in- excusable. Thompeon, who has been play- ing a clean game at second, was the worst offender. He made two, both of which gave Wiechita a run. None of the bingles made by the Izzles put runs over the plate, but they did start scores when hits followed them. Melter was the choice of Captain Schipke to take the scalps from Isbell's proteges, but his hunting knife was not sharp enough and they landed on him hard. Eleven hits and eleven ruré were made off him In six fonings. Two-Baggers Fashionable, Belden, the first man at bat, rapped one to Thompson, which was booted. This scemed to give Wichita courage, as the next two n touched big Steve for a two- bagger After Belden got to first, Middieton made the fivst double and scored him. Claire placed one for two stations in almost the same spot as Middieton and scored the latter. After Hughes went out, Isbell singled and scored Claire. He was caught at second when Welch flelded his hit and threw him out. Westerzil was hit by a pitched ball and Gonding caught him at second when he attempted to steal. The sixth was the real bad inning for the Rourkes, Hughes hit a triple to right and Isbell smashed out another triple to left. Westerzil hit a hot grounder to Thompson which he booted and lzzle came home. Koerner went out, Melter to Kane. Shaw singled and reached second on the throw to that bag, Jarnigan hit one to Schipke, who made a foozle, and Shaw went to third. Belden hit safe and scored Shaw. Middleton poked out a single and Jarnigan and Belden raced home. Schipke Makes Double Play. Claire hit one to Schipke that he caught and made a double by throwing Middleton out before he could return to first. Sanders was sent in the next Inning and pitched tight ball, allowing but one hit during the remainder of the game. Omaha batted heavily In streaks. Two runs each were made in the fourth, fifth, sixth and seventh innings. Harry Welch was the real batting boy. He got a home run, with one on, two doubles and a single. His clouting brought In three of the eight runs made and he mlso scored after he had hit a two-bagger and Sanders hit a triple. And by the way, that triple of Sandy's was the first hit he has made this season. Double plays were common during the contest. Omaha made four and Wichita made two. Melter got one unassisted when he caught Middleton's drive and touched first before Belden could get back. Monday is designated as ladles’ day and & blg bunch of bugettes will ke entertained at the park. Score: OMAHA. AB. =] King, of. Corridon, ss Kane, 1b ‘Thompson, 2b Schipke, db. Gonding, ¢ ‘Welch, rf. Hollenbeck, Melter, p Sanders, Sl S e Sremmti S | eosmmomal (S w-:.:‘...wee_—, ol comsomnmumol 4] Totals. .4l WICHITA. AB. 6 ° El ol ocosnocen: ” Belden, 1. Middleton, of. Claire, Hughes, Isbell,, ib Westerzil, Koerner, Bhaw, p. Jarnigan, . Durham, p. Totals Omaha— Runs , . Hits Wichita— Runs ... Hits _Home rin: Welch, T Sanders, - Hughes, Isbell. Middleton, Claire, Welch (2) Hughes, Shaw (). Hits: #ix innings; off Sander off Jarnigan, 10 in five innings; off Dur. ham, 3 in four Innings. Struck out: By Jarnigan, 4] by Durham, 1. First base on balle: Off Jarnigan, 2; off Durham, 1; off 1 _Hit with pitched bail: By Molter, '2.° Stolen base: Kane. Doublo lays: ' Melter unassisted, Corridon to Rompson, Schipke to Kane, Sanders to Kane, Clgire to. Hughes to lsbell, Claire 10 Hughes to Tabell, Left on bases: Omaha chita, 3. Timé: 1:30. Umpire: Mullen, ttendance: 5,000, PRy HERCHE HANDLES ' BALL ) Hacws b ! cwomwosi comoomemen Elormonmmumg B! | coo~o! olue we oo so mo o —o e o e 2 1 ‘hree-base Two-base hits Sacrifice hits: Oft Melter, 11 n 1in three innings: Sander: WELL Outpitches Ehman and Des Moines Boats Denver. DES MOINES, ' June 26—Herch - pltched Ehman and Des Molnes won, 3 to 1, Score: DES MOINES. AB. R, H, PO. A ol cocomoouo® Cates, If. .. Colligan, ‘ss: Mattick, cf. Dwyer, ' 1b, Niehoft, 8b. Bader, 2b. Fetger, rf,, Bachant, o, Herche, p.. Total, cnco~ao! Tl roocoone~ | ~omo—onm ] Lioyd. b Waldron, if. Cranston, se Cassidy, 'ss. ggnsey, 16 lan, b Beall, of. l‘filurn). I .-u..-‘...un-.“;wl [CRRe T e TR S ot LSRR e i Elonmonsonca? = ~loccomcoose *Batted for Ehman in nin Des Molnes . 10 100 %3 Denver 0010000001 Bases on balls: Off Herche, 1; off Ehman, 2. Struck out: By Herche, 1; by Ehman, 2 Stolen bases: McMurray (2), Dolan (2) Double plays: Ehman to Lloyd to Lindsay: Colligas, to Dwyer. Letf on bases: Des Dloines, 4; Denver, ). Time: 1:45. 1 'mpir Clark. Attendance: 3,000 1 LINCOLN PADI h, 0 o =l comommonne PADS TS STANDING Has Two Walkaway Games Holland's Men. LINCOLN, June 20.—Lincoln won both 68 of today's double-header from Bt ’o-oph. the first by a score of 16 to 4 and the second, 1 The first w slaughter, the I nning the bombardment of B:k:f‘lln. the . W Inll:n( and keeping It up at intervals out. rathy for Lincoln, pitohed what many been & no-hit game in with Melieve should A ELEVEN TO EIGHT Lt ARTHA” SLUMDER w HAVE THE FEVE SCRIBE-S TRAtnqu Re [Pos5S182y 175 A FI1SH ROPES THAT PPAKE S JTEFF” FAGER FOR . SKIPPING +— cra e, Pirates Lose * - wry NOTrHAvE A PICTURE OF LI T TLE o THE PUNCHING BAG D TWOULD MAKE AR THA wowrn] WEVAH START ENYTHING DAT YO can'r FINISH! STANDING OF THE TEAMS. | SRS WEST.'LEAGUE. | NAT'L. LEAGUE. Pot. W.L.Pe 683 Chicago ......81 8 659 New Y. 1 Pittsburg S1i(Cincinnati . 500 Philadelphia 492iSt. Louls......2 Topeka -89 Brooklyn . St. Joseph...22 3 .38 Boston AMER. LEAGUE. | AMER. A| W.L.Pet.| 635 Minneapolis. 623)St. Paul. .69 Toledo “odb Mil waukee ‘444Kansas City 1440 Indianapolis .397/Columbus .291 Louisville | 63[Clarinda . 00 Falls City 518/ Shenandoah. .00 Auburn . (469 Maryville 457 Neb. Cit Wichita . Sloux Cit; Denver Lincoin Des Moines Omaha New York Detroit Boston . Chicago Cleveland . Washiugon. St, Louis. NEB. LEAGUE, Gr. Island Fremont Seward . Superior Red Cloud. Hastings Columbus . Kearney 58 485 438 424 Al9 389 's Results, WESTERN LEAGUE. Omaha, ¥; Wichita, il. Denver, 1; Des Moines, 3. Topeka, 3; Sioux City, 7. St. Joseph, 4; Lincolu, 16. Second St. Joe, 1; Lincoln, 6, NATIONAL LEAGUE. St. Louis,” 3; Chicago, 3. Pittsburg, neinnatl, 6. AMERICAN LEAGUE. Cleveland, 5; Chicago, 4. Detroit, 3; St. Louls, 4. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. Louisville, 3; Milwaukee, 7. Indianapolis, 5; Kansas 'Ci game: Indlanapolls, 3; Kans Toledo, b; Minneapolls, 4. Toledo, 2; Minneapolls, 0. Columbus, 0; St. Paul, 4. Second game: Columbus, 1; St. Paul, 8 NEBRASKA LEAGUE. Grand Island, 11; Red Cloud, 2. No other games played. Games Today. Western League—Wichita at Omaha, Denver at Des Moines, Topeka at Sioux City, St. Joseph at Lincoln. American Assoclation—Loutsville at il waukee, Indianapolis at Kaneas City, To ledo at Minneapolis, Columbus at St. Louls. National League—Brooklyn at Boston, S Louls at Pittsburg, Philadelphla at New York, Cincinnati at Chicago. American lLeague—New York ington, Boston at Philadelphla. Nebraska State League—Fremont at Su- perior, Seward at Red Cloud, Columbus at Hastings, Grand Island at Kearney. Mink ® League—Maryville at_Shenandoah, Nebraska City at Auburn, Falls City at Clarinda. 11. Second City, 6. econd 'game: at Wash-| the second, the one hit credited to the visitors belng foul by two feet according to the players and spectators, but which the umpire throught was fair. Score, first game: LINCOLN AB. o 2] Jude, 1f. Knapp, ss Cobb, rf. Cockman, 3b. Davis, cf Thomas, 1b Weldensaul, 2b. Kruger, ¢ Geist, p. | eercosreomecs cuwSumeme 2| eepenanao el oceccoocne 2l emrorcocno? Bl msrancrone? ST, JOSEP! i elecococrean~I Rellly, 3b..... Frambes, ¢, Shea, ¢ Baker, p. Totals. Lincoln St. Joseph. Home runs base hits: 2] rrom i omiss el 50 10 o 8 Powell, McChesney . Knapp, Davis, Gelst, Bauer. Double play: Frambes to Corhan. Btolen bases: Knapp (2), Jude (2). Sacrifice hits Weldensaul (2), Jones, -Bauer, Corhan. Struck out: By Gelst, 1; by Baker, 4. Bases on balls: Off Geist, 3; off Baker, 11. Time: 2:10. Umpire: Hi 0 . 1 y . Two- s1oUux AND WIN Get Big End of Seven to Three Score from Topeks. SIOUX CITY, la., June B.—Sioux City was lucky in bunching hits off Jackson to- day, which enabled them to win frim To- peka, 9 to 3. Score: SIOUX CITY. AB. R H. ] Andreas, Stem, 1b. Quillin, § Fenlon, rt Nelghbor: Miller, Hartman. Myers, If.. Wiison, p b. o 00005 o 00 S e Kl ounBe~csaD Total S TOPEK. AB! A, ] Schmidt, Rellly, se. *Kaufman .. Thomason, ‘cf Landreth, 1b.. Lennell, rf. Tl conpnmnonwsl “wlmaenooum- Bl Bwoconconn P Blussumccosd 2| onssofions O %l ooomoccere Totals . *Kaufman ran fo Stoux City. Topeka G STy Sk oo P el wernsoncun = - ce “ 0 tolen bases: Hartman, Kaufman. run: Wilson. Bacrifice hits: Ste: Hart- man, Wilson, Fenlon, Qulllin, Meyers (2). Double vlw Andreas to Hartman. Struck out: By Wilson, 9; by Jackson, 1. Bases “balls: off Jackson, §. o < ° on ott Wilson, 1; +| Clymer, game: | | Pitkering, ol ccoceccce I wl epcosccce TOLEDO DOWNS MINNEAPOLIS Mudhens Right at Home on a Muddy Field. THE SCORES ARE 5 T0 4 AND 2 TO 0 Second Game Stopped at Six O'clock Because of Law Forbidding Amusements After that Hour. MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., June 26.—Minne- apolis lost both games of a double-header to Toledo on a muddy fleld this afternoon by scores of 5 to 4 and 2 to ¢. The first game went ten Innings. The second game was stopped at 6 o'clock by reason of the | state law, which forbids amusements after | that hour on Sunday. Score, first game: MINNEAPOLIS. TOLEDO. AB.H.O.A.E AB.H.0.A.E oy 1 OHallman, 2. & "ot 1 Hinchman, 2b § | Cravatn, it... 3 O8ullivan, of.. Willlams, 3b. 6 1Hickman, It McCorm'k, 2b 3 0kroman, 1b.. *Ferrls ..., OButler, 'ss. Plckering, 0ABbOLL, © aill, 1b. 0Elwert, 3b. Owens, © 2Bolce, P...... Lielivelt, ORobinson, p. McCarthy .. West, b Altizer, | » olomccoorcnr Elovnnonwnnun crsuanan. T e e Eloorrumnsocer uloeceos-roces Tot 4212 30 atted for McCormick in the tenth. atted for Robinson in the tenth. 000022000 1% 000004000 04 Willilams, Abbott. Stolen Lase: Altizer. Sacrifice hits: McCormick, Lelivelt, Hallman, Suillvan, Left on bases: Minneapolis , 8; Toledo, 10. Hita: Off Boice, 2 In 'five innihgs; off Robinson, § in four innings; off Wesi, 1 in one inning. Base on balls: Off Lelivelt, 2; off Boice, 2. Struck out: By Lelivelt, 2; by Robin- 3. Time: 2:10. Umpires: Owens and Guthrie. Score, second game: MINNBEAPOLIS. AB.H.0.A.E. AB. | Clymer, 1t 30 OHallman, rf. 3 Altizer, s 1Hinchman, 2b 3 *McCorm'k OSullivan, cf.. 3 Cravath, It OHickman, If. 3 0Freeman, OButler, 0Land, OEiwert, 3b. 00wen, 'p.... 0 0 0 TOLEDO. ] scocsscs” | alll; 1b. Owens, *Duwson Thielman, Altrock, b crmormonE coscaunond c.. Totals... Totals. 2 21871 “Batted for Altizer in the sixth. *Batted for Owens in the sixth. Game called at the end of sixth inning. Toledo ... 00000 2-2 Minneapolis 5000000 00 Sacrifice hit: Cravath, Stolen base: Dlwert. Left on bases: Minneapolis, b; Toledo, 6. Base on balls: Off Thielman, off 'Owens, 2 Struck out: By Thiel: man, 2; by Owens, 8 Time: 1:0. Um- pires Guthrie and Owen. Saints Get Two from Columbas. ST. PAUL, June 26.—St. Paul took two games from Columbus today by better all around playing. Score, first game: *Batted for Quinlan in the ninth. st. Paul.. 10010011 %4 Columbus 0000000000 Clarke, Downs. Stolen ey, Jones (2), Murray. Double Congalion to Odwell, Hinchman to Altrock, Cheeh to Brain to Autrey. First Off Chech, 1; off Sitton, 1. By Chech, '6; by Sitton, 1. Jones, Aut left on t. Paul, 3 Columbu Time: 1:50. Umpires: Cusack and Chlll. Score, second game: *Batted for Stremmel in the ninth. St. Paul. L40120001 *—38 Columbus 10000000 0-1 Two-base hit: Autrey. Stolen bases: Clarke, Boucher (2), Murray, McCormick Double play: MeCormick to Brain -to Boucher. ~ Hits: ~Off Stremmel, 6 in four innings; off Packard, 2 In four innings. First base on balls: "Off Laroy, 2; off Stremmel, 2; off Packard, 1. Struck out: By Laroy, 1i by Stemmel, 2; by Packard, 2. Bacritice hits: McCormick, Jones. Left on bases: St. Paul, 6, Columbus, 6 Time: 1:60. Umpires: Cusack and Chiil. MAZZEPPAS TAKE CLOSE GAME They Beat South Omaha Country Club Five to Four. The Mazeppas copped & seven-Inning con- test from the South Omaha Country club Saturday by a score of 5 to 4 The Coun- try club led up to the seventh, when Mc- Clellan developed a streak of wildness and, with the bases filled, McCreary hit to left for three bases, putting the game on ice for the Mazeppas. Both pitchers were wild throughout the contest, although MeCreary steadled in the latter part of the game and held the Coun- try club well in hand afier the third, score 4 0Talbot, o 1Kennedy, 0Clark, 8. 1Tuttle, 2b. it et 0Murphy, 0McMahon, Drummy, Crandall, Thompson, Ol nnnmne reuowwwand? somoo~ 1 Totals. Mazeppas South Omaha ’ Three-base hit: McCreary. Struck out: By McCreary, 7; by McClelian, 3. balls: Off McCreary, 5; off McClellan, 7. Double plays: Kalman to Coughlin; Me- Clellan to Clark. Stolen bases: Coughlin (), Clark, Talbot, Kaiman. Umplre: Spen- cer. Gothenburg Loses Two Games. GOTHENBURG, Neb., June 26.—(8) —The Gothenburg base bail team w feated at Overton Friday by the score of 10 to 4. Saturday it played at Ogallala, lwhen it lost another game, 15 to 0. | | | | | | | | | Lant, THREE-I LEAGUE BALL SCORES Springfield Team Takes Double- Header from Bloomington, SPRINGFIELD, 1il,, June 26.—A two-bag ger by Blausser in the seventh, with o man on bases, brought victory to Spring- fleld in the first game of today's double- header. Loudermolk pitched a one-hit game. Score, first game: banished from the game for protesting gainst w strike called on him by Umpire Ferguson. Manager Howara of tne Louls- | ville team has reconsidered his resignation NAPS ALERT, SOX ARE SLOW Cleveland Defeats Chicago by Five|{iravson wno arrived here The | to Four, | | | | today. re: MILWAUKER, ABH,0.AE 3 08 K LOUISVILS Al Randall, | Charles, FIVE RUN IN ONE INNING| RH.E, [ Barry, it 5 . | clark, v - e e O Sufficlent to Take Contest by Nar- | hreen, s Batteries: Loudermilk and rowest Margin— Gt b gins and Erwin. twik *Cumming Score, second game: Dougherty, cf 0 r 2b, llivan, s Stuniey, ' of UFlournery, 1t OHoward, 1b. uDovle, 8b UMugee, 35 2Halls, 1t uhughes, o uBchernick, 08chreck, 0 ‘ . 2 hnson; Hig- . Louis Browns M 1. 2 from Tigers, to Three. Four Totals......81 Totals.....29 11 27 16 Milwaukes Loulsvilie . Lwo-base hits: Luawig, run: McGann. Hits: Off and two-tnirds inninks; in two and_two-thirds nits: Halla, Magee, Stolen bases play: Doyle Milwauke ort 7 out: By Schwenick | Schwenick. Time: son and Bierhalter. Springfield Bloomington . Batteries: Loudermilk vidson and Erwin. ROCK ISLAND, II, Island played sensational easily shut out Waterloo. Rock Island ‘ 0 0 00 011 101 00 1 5 -1 0 0—3 Randall. Home Cantwell: 3 in ott Cummin, 1| innings. Sacrifice Stanley, Cnarles, Breen. Howard, Stanle Double to Howayd. Left on bases Loutsvilfe, 1. lsases on balls: otf Cantwell, 7. Struck 2; by Cummin, 2. Baik 15, Umplres, Fergu- CHICAGO, June 2%.—Cleveland combined | clever playing with Chicago's laxity in the fourth inning and made five runs, which) were enough to win by a margin of one, The score: CHICAGO. cLeveLaND. | AB AB. 3 8. b ot June 2%.—Rock ball today and Score: R.H.E. 10000220%5 6 0 Waterloo 0000000000 3 3 Batterles: Quisser and Cleary; Patton and Harrington. DANVILLE, 1!, June 26.—Peoria bunched hits in the twelfth and took the first game after three hours of wrestling with town ball, The second was a good game, fea- tured by sharp flelding. Score, first game: RH.E, Peorla 102401200002-1218 4 Danville 210000421000-1016 3 Batterfes: Cook and Asmussen; Loomis, Hildebrand and Wolfe. Score, second game: H.0.A H.O.ALE. | s .. OTurner, 9Graney, Blovall, OLajole, 3 OEasterly, 1Lord, if 2iradiey, " 3b. OBirmin‘m, OKoestner, " 7., 0 Falkenberg, p Zeider, Browne, cf Collins, rt. Dougherty, Gandll, 1b.. Purtell, 3b. Blackb'ne, Y FREMONT RACES BE TUESDAY | hocsofuce~ fore Than Hundred High Class Horses Are Entered for Meet, FREMONT, Neb., June 26.—(Spec'al)—The annual race of the Fremont Driving Park assoctation will open Tuesday with more | than 100 horses entered In the eleven events | on the three days' program. A numb of the best horses in the United States| that are being given workouts before the opening of the grand circuit races will start in the several events. Pensia Maid, | 2:0414, winner of $25,000 last year, will start in the free-for-all pace Thursday afternoon. Wednesday will be Fremont day and all public buildings and business houses wiil be closed. The feature of this day will he the 2:14 pace, in which sixteen horses are entered. Totals. 62717 3 Totals.....5 “Batted for Blackburn in the ninth, Chicago . 10000300 Cleveland . 0005000005 Two-base hits: Collins, Walsh. Sacrifice ley,hits: _Kestner, Zelder, Lajoie. Stolen | bases: Browne, Graney, Block. Double plays: Turner, Stovall, Bradley; Turner, Stovall, Left on bases: Cleveland, §; Chl* | cago, 6, Bases on 'balie: Off Kelstner, off Waish, 2; off Falkenberg, 2. Bases on errors: Chicago, 1; Cleveland, 1. Struck out: By Kestner, 1: by Walsh, 4; by Falk- enberg, 3. Balk: Walsh. Time: 2:07. Um- pires, Evans and Kerine. Tigers Lose by One Run. ST. LOUIS, June 26.—St. Louls defeated Detroit, 4 to 3 In an exciting game today. Pelty_was effective save in the second and fourth, when he lost control. The score ST. LOUIS, DBETROIT. AB.H.0.AE. AB.H.0.A.E 1. 20 OMelntyre, 1f. 4 1 OBush, sa.... 0Cobb, of GCrawtord, oDelehanty, OMorriarty, Jones 15chmidt, OKillian, b R.H.E, 1020036 7 1 00000000 5 1 ok and Asmussen; Loomis Danville Peorla . Batteries and Wolfe. DUBUQUB, Ia;, June 2.—Archer held Du- buque hitless until the eighth, when four hits netted as many runs. Score: RH.E. Dubuque 00000004%—4 4 2 Davenport 0000011013 5 1 Batteries: Faber-and Boucher; Archer and Waters. DIETZES BEAT GAS MEN Classy Game is Played at Diets Park, the Score Being Seven to Three. Down at Dletz park yesterday afternoon the Dietz club ball tossers stitched another | game upon their victory list when they | dofeated the fast Omaha Gas company team in a close and Interesting match by the score of 7 to 3. The Gas company out- | fit have sure got a classy lineup and any team that can hand them a defeat can consider themselves as headliners. Fred Lafferty slammed one on the snoot for four bags. Eisenhart twirled an excellent game, striking out elght and allowing only six hits. For the Gas chaps Morearty heaved a good game, but he left his horseshoes in his domicile, so Mr. Luck was not there. Elliott fielded beautifully at second and Barr pulled down about & sack full of both kinds, several of his snags being spectacu- lar. Platner copped a few difficults on the first corner at critical periods. Next Satur- day the Dletz club play the Columbias at Dietz park, Fourteenth and Boyd streets. Score: DIETZ CLUB, H.0.A.E. Racing on Short Clreult. MADISON, Neb., June 26.—(Special)— Secretary John Rynearson of the North Nebraska Short Ship Race Circuit asrocia tion says that the race meets will open at Norfolk on August 3, the week following | at O'Nelll, then at' Plerce, Neligh and | Creighton, ' In addition to the harness races there will be running races at O'Neill, ligh and Creighton. The purses for all| harness races will be $300 and for running | races from $0 to $150. The closinz date of entries is on the speed program and | same can be had by calling on the local secretaries or Mr. Rynearson, the circult secretary. Mr. Rynearson further statud that he had received a great many lettor: of inquiry and calls for programs and there was every indlcation of the best speed program and race meets in the history. of the assoclation. Stone, | Hartzel, | Walla Newna Schweltzer, Hoffman Truckdale, Killefer, Pelty, . . ™ b, rt £ b o Blave b lacawmsmcns Totals... St. Louls . Totals. 2 03100000 Detroft : +:010100 00 ‘Two-base hits: Crawford, T. Jones, Hoff- man. Sacrifice hits: Delehanty, Pelty, Schweitzer, Schmidt, Cobb. Stolen bases: Stone, Delehanty, Morriarty, Wallace. Bases on balls: Off Killian, 4; off Pelty, 4. Struck out: By Killilan, 6; by Pelty, 1. Left on buses: St. Louls, §; Detroit, Time of game: 1:42. Umpires, Dineen and Connolly. Fourth Straight for Brewers. MILWAUKEE, June 2.—Schweney was easy today and Milwaukee won it fourth straight game, 7 to 3. Cantwell was in- vincible, but was wild and was followed by Cutting in the seventh. Spencer was salococosere Race Meet at Auburn. AUBURN, Neb., June —(8peeial, —‘ There s every indication that the summ race meet July 12, 13 and 14 this vear will be the most successful ever pulled off sinc. | Auburn has been in the regular racing| circuit, Purses to the amount of $,500 arc | offered in the different events and these inducements are attracting some of the speedy ones from four states. OMAHA GAS o, AB.H.O.A.E. Speliman, E.Lafterty, cf & Anderson, 3b. § Lohr, s Flatner, 1b... F.Lafferty, rf 4 Barnett, ib. Quigley, . Eisenhart, Totals.... Dietz Club .. Omaha Gas ... Batteries: Eisenhart and Quigley; earty and Strong. Home run: F. Lafferty. Three-base hits: Anderson and Kelly. Two- base hit: Strong. Struck out: By Eisen- hart, 8; by Morearty, 4. Bases on balis: Off Eisenhart, 0; off Morearty, 1 Fit by pitched ball: By Eisenhart,” 2; by Mor- earty, L Y. M. C. A BEATS GUN CLUB Rod and Gun Men Fall by Score of Seven to Four, At Association park the Rod and Gun club went down to defeat before the Young Men's Chridtian association by the score of 7 to 4. The assoclation men outplayed their club rivals in all stages of the game. The masterly pitching of Lewis caused the downfall of the Gun club, allowing them but four hits besides striking out elght men. Fletcher for the Gun club pitched great ball at times, but the Young Men's Christlan @ssociation bunched - their hits when hits meant runs. The hitting of | Longnecker, Sodaberg and Lewis featured | on the sensational. The score: A ROD AND GUN. H.A.0.E R.H Low Round Trip Fares to New York Tickets good for 30 days give you ample' time to sce New York sights, visit Atlantic Coast resorts— Atlantic City, Cape May, Norfolk, Va., with the Navy Yards and Old Point Comfort—and to stop over at Baltimore and Wash- ington if desired. . On sale daily until September 30, via Pennsylvania -Lines— For all information telephone or call at Omaha City Passenger Office 213 Board of Trade Building ‘W. H. ROWLAND, Traveling Passenger Agent, OMAHA, NEB. OBarr, It 0Mulien, ef. 08trong, e. OMorearty, . R et ol wuroccueceo Total 10 [ ,-lescccocne 5 0 CCaluomonmorn eanespral o, M. Cohn, Devries, 0 Woodrutf, OPrentiss, 1Fletcher, ft P | mmommmmton o bruoen’ olioen I ( TRIUMPH BEER and healthin every bottle” A summer cold, if neglected, is just as apt to develop into bronchitis or pneu- monia as at any other season. Do not ne- glect it. Take Foley's Honey and Tar promptly. It loosens the cough, scothes and heals the inflamed alr passages, and expels the cold from the system.—Sold by all drugsists. ‘Pleasur ’r ? | | STORZ 1 | OMAHA NEBRASKA ——— ‘When you have anything to sell or trade BREWING CO| [ e L | Wiison, rf M | st {in PIRATES TAKEN IN BY REDS Suggs Keeps Hits Scattered and Lands Game. | MLEAN ORDERED OUT OF GAME Umpire Rigler When Player Matntaine Aunthority Disputes Decision Win by One Hun. CINCINNATI, June Cineinnatf tod bunched hits with bases on balls and de- feated Pittsburg by a score of 6 to & Ip the fourth inning, three bases on balls by White was followed by two singles scoring three runs, while in the eighth one base on balls was followed by two singles and a double, scoring the other three. McLean was ordered of the game by Umplre Riger for disputing a decision. Suggs kept the Pittsburg hits well scattered. The ore PITTSBURG, CINCINNATL AB.H.OAE Al O0.AB ORescher, 20 oFaskerl, ot ‘0 oMobiits, b H OMiteheli, rt H OKgan 3 of bell Wagner, 'ss Miller, ‘b MeKechn Pyrne, 2t i ‘ 1 i 3 ‘ | White, p..... 3 *Clarke 1 (mon 1 Totals..... 34 spawcd for *Batted 1o bur cinna wolbasa hit . Stolen ninth ninth 010 000 Sacrifice hit Lett on in the n L 101 000 Hoblits baset bowne: bases: Pittsbu 6, Qimelnnatl, Bases on balls: Off White, 4; ‘off Sugks, - Etruck out: By White, 4; by Buggs, 2. Balkg Suggs 2. Time: 1:44. Umpires, Rigér and Kmslic Cubx Bunch Hits, CHICAGO, June 3.-By bunchink two «ingles, a pass and a double steal In xth inning today Chieago won fom 8 3 to 2 Keo CHICAGO Wi [3 Uilugains, 30 Schulte, Chance, Stein Hofman, Tinker, Kling, Kroh Cole, e, 08, OKomuichy, 3 ORI, ot Ubregnahan 0Mowre: p 0 Hau [ Totals [y *Hulswitt 0 Totals 8allee In the ninth 01000300 j 00000200 0~ Two-base hits hance, Bresnahan Home run: Ioretehy. Hits: Off Kroh, 5 e and one-third Inningai off Cole, 3 in three and two-thirds innings. = Sacrifice hit: Sallee Stolen bases: ‘Hofman (2), Kling, Sheckard. Left on bases: Chicago, 8; Bt L 9. Fasde on balls: QFf Kroh oft ¢ 1; off Sallee Struck out Kroh, -5; by Cole, 3; by. Sallee, 8. Time: Umplres: one und Moran. *Latted for Chicago Louls. |M'LEOD GETS HOOSIER TROPHY St. Louis Golfer Takes First Indlanapolis Links. APOLIS, June 2.—Freddie Me- Louls, with 200 for 72 holes, won professional golf tournament on the club links today, turning in a Place on INDIA Leod of 8t the Highland | score of 73 and 74 for the two final rounds McLeod led the field on Friday, turning in a card of 143 for the opening rounds, but missed his previous mark by four strokes on the final. That he would win first place was practically conceded when the players started on the last round, but his margin was meager. Robert Peebles of Dallas, Tex., the southwestern champlon, counted 201 for the 72 holes. Within three strokes of the champlon came Jack McDermott, who turned a card of 203 for the four rounds, and played the lowest score of the day, 141 for 38 holes. Scalded by Steam or scorched by a fire, apply Bucklen's Arnica Salve. Cures Pileg, too, and the worst sores. Guaranteed %c. For sale by Beaton Drug, Co. New back draft principle. ¥ire enclosed. Guaranteed not o _crack or burn through. ASK YOUR DFALER 8. M, Frank & Co., M'f'rs, N. Y. MISSOURI PACIFIC IRON MOUNTAIN Special Homeseekers’ Rates Southwest To Missouri, Arkansas, Okiahoma, Louisiana, Texas, Kansas. Tickets on sale first and third Tuesday in each month. Stop- overs allowed on both the going and return journeys. THOS. F. GODFREY, s. and Ticket Agent. 1483 Farnam St Omaba. or Union Station, Omaha. Weak and nervous m who find their power NERVES work aad youthful vig ono as a result of ove work_or mental cxertion should tak GRAY'S NERVE FOOD PILLS, y will make you eat and sloep and be & man again. ‘1 Box 8 boxes $6.50 by mall, FOOD FOK Chas, Storz. Phenes, Webster 260, ndependent B 1261, advertise it In The Bee Want Add columns and get quick results. | SHERMAN & MoCONNELL DRUG O Cor. 16th and Dodje Btreets, b OWL DRUG COMPANY, Oox, J0th aud Maruey Bis. Omabs, Nen