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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-19

McCloskey pitched two innings for the
Quakers Thursday, allowing Chicago one
hit for that time.
Brown, the Iowa college farmer, Tanned
six Bridegrooms at St Louis Thursday,
allowed eight hits and won his game
Butch Freese made quite a record in
the game Thursday, throwing out three
men at second hitting and running well.
Howard covered left field in the last
game Tor Boston, taking two chances with
hit.
Chicago made another climb up the lad
der by winning from Philadelphia and
the same day.
with Old Pop Eyler and two other pitch
ers working, Lincoln took the game from
Denver and that too. in spite of the fact
that Freak Fuller umpired 1t.
The Creighton ball team will play the
Union PACING shop team this afternoon at
500 clock On Creighton field. The shop
men are a fast bunch OF PLAYERS and will
doubtless play the collegians a close game.
Eddie Quick watched the game Thursday
from the grand stand. He says he win
Join the Pueblo team at once and not take
chance with Fremont or any other in
dependent team when he can go with the
push.
Lincoln won another game from Denver
without the aid Of Ducky Holmes who is
still at his farm talking it over with the
insurance agents. Cooke, his new left
hitting well.
schipke is not hitting as ne did when
Street park and was coping gold watch
every day or two by hitting the sign at
the north end of the field. But can you
blame him?
Ivan Howard is taking tickets at the
grand stand nowadays while he is nursing
well developed case of Charley Horse
Bender is covering second all right, but
Carter has bad knee and should be given
a rest while he recuperates.
With Mordecai and Prairie City Brown,
owen, Pfeister and McCloskey doing star
work in the big leagues, is there any one
who will deny to Modest Bill Rourke the
one claim he cherishcs that he does know
how to train young pitchers.
That was an awful slaughter Des Moines
gave Pueblo Thursday-fourteen hits and
fifteen runs to Pueblos one. Morrison
was on the slab for the Indians and
worked hard, but had no support, his team
making five errors behind him.
Games scheduled for Saturday in the
Omaha Church and Sunday School Base
Ball league, are: Lowe Avenue Presby-
terrain to meet CASTELAR, Street Presbyter-
ian, Central United Presbyterian to meet
Olivette Baptist St, Marys Avenue Con-
gregational to meet Westminster Presby-
terrain, Seward Street Methodist Episcopal
to meet Clifton Hill Presbyterian, First
Methodist Episcopal to meet Walnut Hill
Methodist Episcopal. A call has been
made for good umpires for this league and
anyone wishing to give his services should
call up A. w. Miller, telephone Harvey
34O6 What's the matter with Fuller?
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EVENTS ON THE RUNNING TRACKS
Security Wins the New Rochelle
Handicap at Belmont Park.

NEW YORK, May 1S.-Security at to
1 and with Burns in the saddle. easily won
the New Rochelle handicap az seven an nS
in doing so made a new track record Tor
the distance of 49, Security won oy one
and half lengths from Grapple; the Met
ropolitan handicap winner, with Blandy
third, Artful, one of the favorites for the
Brooklyn handicap TO be run next mon,
day at Gravesend, was offcially declares
stable today bought InquisitOr from Tom
| Welsh for $4,000. Summaries:
First race. six furlonss; main course:
Pantoufie won, Ttptoe second Aeronaut
Second race. fve furlongs. straight: Sara
! cinesca won Eusebio second, Belfast third.
Third race. four and a half furlongs,
straight saghalien won, Athens second
| Anna May third. Time: O:59 =,
Fourth race: The New Rochelle handl-
cap, 1--WE and half furlongs: Security won
! Grapple second, Blandy third. Time; :S5.
Fifth race, seven furlongs: Broadcioth
! won, Rye second, Wrenne third. Time ;H.
! Sixth race, mile: Bulls eye won, hat
| second, Rose OF Gold third. Time ;4Ots'
LOUISVILLE, Ky, May ls.-Results at
| Churchill Downs:
second, Rebounder third Time: 1:42,
Second race. 2-year-old hlhes, four and a
| half furlongs Caper won, Sweet Ell second
Laura E. third. Time O:557s. .
Foreigner second, Gilfain third, Time:
:2S4t.
Clifton Forge second, Monte Lucille third
Fifth race, maiden g-year-old colts four
| furlongs: Pullman won, John Kaufman
| second, Voting third. Time: 0:50t
| Sixth race, seven furlongs: Harding won.
| Bernie Cramer second. Steel Trap third.
! Time: l:S0b
won, Hadur second, linda third. Time;
! 1926.
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For Second Time Carries on Athletic
HOnora.

| IOWA CITY, Ia May 1S-CSpecial Tele-
grant one, of the most sensational
| association, Ida Grove nosed out West
| Des Moines High school by three points,
sp5D66ns the state t GhampiSnshP for the
! Grove carried off the individual honors,
winning thirteen points and McMaTtin Of
West Des Moines second with ten points.
The teams finished in the following order:
Ida Grove. IS; West Des Moines, 20;
Grinnell, IS; Marshalltown,. S; Clarion, q;
Davenport, s.; East Des Moines, s; Council
Bluffs. 8; Marion, I; Oak Park, 8; Wa
| terloO. l.
hammer throw and Murphy in the shot
put. The surprise Of the meet was the
be mile OK run O The baeR s5eos To
| the tape he made up twenty yards, passing
four men and winning handily. Unable
way across the state the preceding night
TO enter the race. The meet this afternoon
was well managed all Of the events hav-
$50 athletes participated. Results:
One hundEed-yard dash; Perry, Mar
shalltown; Turner. GTinnell; Harris West
One hundred and twenty yards, high hur-
dies: simons,, Ida Grove; Courson, Clarion;
Chase, Waterloo. Time: 0:l69s.
Four hundred and forty-yard dash: Har-
ris. West Des Moines Ward, Ida Grove;
Morehead. Ida Grove. Time O52%:
McMartin, West Des Moines; Courson,
Clarion: Smons, Ida Grove. Time: 0:24
Half mile run: Bresnahan, Ida Grove
Steaks, Grinnell; Mitchell, West Des
Moines. Time 207
Two hundred and twenty-ysrd dash:
Turner, Grinnell; Perry Marshalltown;
Harris, West Des Moines. Time: 0:24m.
One mile relay: Ida Grove first, East
Des Moines second, West Des Moincs
third. Time: 3:B
| Mile run: Clemmer, Council Bluffs; An
drews East Des Moines; Hobbs, Grinnell.
| Time: 4;493S.
Half mile relay: West Des Moines first,
Ida Grove second, Grnnell third Time
Pole vault: Freeney. Ida Grove; Macon
| her West Des Moines, and Patten, Grin
| nell tied for second. Time: 10 feet :
| inches. 60
| discus throw: Murphy, Ida Grove;
| Phillips West Des Moines; Fawcett, Ida
| Grove Distance 100 feet 10 inches.
| Running high jump: Walker, West Des
| Moines; Clark, Oak Park, and Mould,
Dubuque tied for first. Distance; rect
Shot put: Murphy, Ida Grove; Macomber,
| West Des Moines, Alderman, Marion. Dis
! lance: "A feet inches.
! broad lump: McMartin, West Des
| Moines: Murphy, Ida Grovei Courson'
! Clarion. Distance % feet 6 inches.
] Hammer throw Macomber, West Des
! MONIES; Alderman, Marion; Fawcett, Ida
Grove Distance: $40 feet Inches
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GRAND leland Team Ready.

GRAND ISLAND, May ls.-(special)-
The Grand Island base ball team for tho
season OF 1905 has Just been assembled
by Manager Henry slevers, and have
played two games with the business col
lege team OF this city, the fastest ANA
teur team in the ylclnity, defeating them
by the score OF 20 20 in the hrst game
and 10 TO In the second. AS pitchers
Manager Sievers so far has Kelly Welsh
OF last years Omaha team, and Cuyken-
dahl OF Greedy, Colo, and as catchers,
Alberts and Corbett, the latter being from
Columbus and being captain of the team.
The other members of the team so far
secured are Maxwell second base
Lussi, short stop Ryan, third base Elem
ing, Mills and Baird in the held. Tho
team Is fast one and II is believed, judg-
Ing from the FIRST appearance that with
time 20 get In the necessary team work
Manager sievers will have a good winning
bunch The kearney team is booked FOR
this city on Sunday and Monday and as
terror cities, In the sport no doubt a good
attendance win be secured. II is expected
that the hrst out-of-tOwn game by the
team will be played at Hastings
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Two-base hits: F. Jones; owen. Three
base hits: r. Jones, Sullivan, Tannehill.
Home run: r. Jones. Sacrifice hit; Davis.
Stolen bases Anderson. Dundon. Left on
bases: Washington, 5; Chicago, g. First
Patten g. by owen. Time: i'N Tim
pire: Connor.
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CHICAGO shuts Out Washington.

WARRINGTON. May ls.-Owens was a
puzzle 10 the Washington team today, while
Chicago hit Patten almost at Will and won
BY the score OF 10 20 0, all the runs being
earned. The batting OF Manager Jones was
the feature. hitting safe four times for a
total OF eleven bases. The score:
CHICAGO. WASHINGTON
BHo.A.E. B.H.O.A-E.
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NEW YORK. May 1S-poor fielding on
the part Of St. Louis and Howeils weak
pitching gave the local men an easy VIC
tory TODAY Score:
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and tumble game from Denver today by
score of u to TO- making three out OF four
for the locals. IL was a smuggling game,
full of yellow errors by both teams and
constant wrangling with the umpire, in the
latter feature OF which the biggest crowd
of the week-2,00O-took part
Nine stolen bases is the secret of Lin
coins victory, for the locals were outbatted
and the hitting of Denver was more
timely. Rugar started in to pitch for Lin
coin, but gave way to Ahlin in the sixth
Both were batted hard as was Engle for
Denver, nut the latter went the nine in
nings 1t was a strenuous day for Umpire
Fuller. Along with several OF the players
he had an of day and was unfortunate in
being called on to render many close de-
CisfonH Score.
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CHICAGO WINS BATFEST
Windy City Nationals Defeat Philadelphia
in 0ld-Fashionsd sluggipg Match.
FIVE PITCHERS USED IN THE GAME
visitors Drive Lush and Nichols from
Box I'm second and Home Team
nisposes Of nrovn In
Fourth.

CHICAGO. May 1s.-Chicago had much
the better Of an old-fashioned smuggling
match today, piling up nine runs and chas-
ing two Philadelphia pitchers to the bench
in the second inning alone. McCloskey.
pitcher number three, Jared little better,
the locals scoring FIVE runs of him. Brown
was batted of the rubber before an out In
the fourth, giving way TO Beebe. Killing
hitting was the feature. Score:
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FEMONT. Neb., May 1S.-(special THE
annual races OF the Fremont Driving Park
association will be held July 81 10 August
3, and judging from the interest being
taken by local horsemen and others there
will be a fine field Of horses and a good
attendance. The following races are
scheduled
TrOttlng, 2I7. 2:22. 2:27. 2S. 3 years old
or under. Pacing, 2:lO, 2:ls, 2:22 2:S. 3
years old or under.
The association reserves the right 70
withdraw any class not filled. The purses
will be for $500 IN most Of the classes and
will be divided In the proportion OF $50, -,
SO and $40 There are already number
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Wayne Lonan 10 Crair.

WAYNE, Neb., May 1S-(Special TeIe-
gram. )-Pilger and Wayne played on the
latters diamond today, Pilger winning by
a score OF 10 20 8. Hits: on Beardsley
8; on Pile. s. on Foley, T. Home runs
Beardsley, !; Rundquist. l. Bases on balls
on Pile, 2. Struck out. BY Beardsley, 7;
by Pile. 4; by Foley, 2 Batteries: Pilger,
Beardsley and Tiff: Wayne, Pile. Foley
and VonsRRen
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-19

G f.s:i T.. Ss s:i.l;s; shifts
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-19

A handicap tennis tournament Tor NOM
bers will start at the Field club courts at
$50 this afternoon. The drawings for this
early match are
Van Camp. (scratch), a bye
SOles, Q5), bye,
Martin, lowe l5), plays Blacklin, u5).
Teal, Q6) plays Heller, (scratch),
A. Potter. d0. plays Dufrene, lowe half
l5).
Doherty as and half 49,. plays H. Pollard,
u5).
Batten, (scratoh). plays Armstrong, Q5).
Rasmussen. (scratch), plays Hughes, as
and half 49,.
EpeReter, u5 and half 49,. plays Chamb-
ers tscratch).
Jaynes. as and half 10, plays c. Potter.
(sCratch).
T. Pollard, Q6). plays Schneider, lowe $50.
Wood. d5). plays CaPon. (hRlf 49,.
Rainey. (scTatch), plays A, Smith, u5),
500
Collett (scratch), a bye.
LAWN Ub and half l5l. a bye.
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Miss sutton snd Mr.. cabot Defeat Miss
Eennn and M. I.nnnnra

BOSTON. May ls.-Miss May sutton 81
California. the worlds woman tennis
champion, was defeated in an exhibition
set today, but II took a man TO do It.
The victor was n w. Niles Of Harvard,
holder OF the university championship,
who won So.
Miss sutton qualified for the invitation
singles BY defeating Miss Evelyn Sears,
Boston.
The mixed doubles event. which closed
Miss Sutton's day at LonRwood, proved
nearly as exciting a contest as the one
yesterday in which she and her partner,
N. w. Cabot narrowly missed defeat The
pair had As their opponents this afternoon
Miss Marion, Fenno and =. w. Leonard.
and Mr.. Cabot won I'm straight sets but
twenty-four games were necessary to de-
eide the contest the scores being Ga, SIS.
Miss Sutton and Mr.. Cabot win play
Miss Phyllis Green Of Philadelphia and
N. W. Niles, the Harvard champion i'm
the finals Of the mixed doubles tomorrow.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-19

Collett. (scratch), a bye.
LAWN. Cl5 and half l5), a bye.
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PITTSBURG, May 1S-After being shut
out two games in succession, the New York
team finally scored today. The PittsburRs
won the game by hitting Mathewson freely.
and was filled with unique plays. In the
fourth inning Dahlen, while standing on
second base, was hit by batted ball. I'm
Pittsburgs demanded that he be called out
The other unique incident occurred in The
eighth inning. Strang went to the plate TO
bat for Mathewson. Umpire Emslie an
nounced the change, but before a ball was
pitched, Dahlen was put out by Wagner at
ball When the ninth inning began
Mathewson resumed pitching and was al
lowed to do so, despite the protests of the
Pittsburg players. Score:
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Pole vault: Freeney. Ida Grove; Macon
her. West Des Moines, and Patten, Grin
nell, tied for second. Time: 10 feet
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-19

decision a. TO whether counsel for p r..
Smathcrs shall be allowed 10 inspect the
afhdavits. as they have asked permission
To do Tho action was taken In n suit
brought by the Memphis Trotting associa.
ton to secure return Of the cup won by
Major DClmar Smather's horse.
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ST. Louis


Eurned runs: brooklyn, q St Louis, l.
hits; Arndt, Pastorus Sacrifice hits;
Beckley, Batch, Maloney Alperman, Lum-
Hits: OFF Egan, 70 and runs in seven
and two-third innings; off Hoelskoetter, / hit
In one and one-third innings; off Pas
tortus, Z hits and ] run In fiYe and one
third innings; off Mcintyre, 3 hits and
run in three and two-thirds innings
Stolen bases: Raub, Batch, Maloney
Lewis. Wild pitches: Egan, g Bases on
balls: on Egan, 2; OFF Pastorius. 3. Struck
out: By Egan, /; by Pastorius, T. Left
on bases: 81. Louis, 10; Brooklyn, g.
Time: 200. Umpire: Conway
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-19

TEKAMAH, .Neb, May ls-(speciaL)-
The Tekamah High school base ball team
won from the Craig team yesterday on the
latter's grounds by a score Of 10 !. The
pitchers, each striking out ten men. Buck
lin. brother Of Onie Bucklin OF this place,
was IN the box for Craig and BatcheldeI
for Tekamah.
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Amdnritn AM Liam niIInn Cnre.

NEW YORK, May 8-The afidavits OF
two men on which was based the charge
that the trotting mare Lou Dillon was
drugged in a race for the gold cup at Mem
In this city today. The Judge reserved his
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-19

: West Des Moines first,
4, Grinnell third. Time
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-19

straight game from Pueblo today by
score Of 10 8. selee's team gave slim
nell almost perfect support and the team
outhit Des Moines, but Des Molnes made
the most % every hit and eleven bases on
balls given BY Archie stimmell. Fiske
played a stellar game for the visitors.
pulling on two doubles and accepting nine
chances without mistake. mckay was
substituted for Stoup In the NTH. Score
.nEu NFnTNEG
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-19

IOWA CITY, Ia, May lS-(Special Tele-
gram. iowa defeated Grinnell today in a
most sensational thirteen-inning game.
the score being l 20 o. Kent struck out
fourteen men. Score: RHE
Grinneu ........OOOOOO 4
Iowa ............0 o o o o O0OOl-l S
Batteries: smithson and VaIerious; Kent
and Kirk.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-19

Denver comes for a series of games with
Omaha Saturday. Inasmuch as Denver
by the grace of one Fuller, took three
games from Omaha at Denver recently,
Pas boys will put all the ginger at their
command into the games here. The
games, as usual, will be called at 3:b p.
m. Monday will be school children's day,
sonorous voice says, "Skee-ule children,
one and all. will be admitted free" The
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-19
Totals
WESLEYAN

IWo-Dahe MIS-. Mullen, PenderRast, Mo
Nally, F1shback ~, Mcshane. Home run
McNally. Stolen bases Hammond (2)
Jameson, X. Greenslit, White. First base
on balls: on Lanigan, /; on Meyers. g. on
Wright 4 Struck out: BY Lanigan, s; bS
Meyers, 8; by Wright, 8. Passed ball
Greenslit Wild pitch: Wright Time: 2:l5
Umpire: Gentleman.
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den e-year-old colts. four
N won, John Kaufman
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HaHHua
PUEBLO

Stolen bases: EIworth, Schipke, Hog
riever. Two-base hits Towne Hogriever,
Elworth, stimmell Double plays: Fiske
and Shugart Fiske and Myers. Bases on
balls: on stimmell H. of Stoup, 3; of
Mckay, g. Struck out: BY Stimmell, q;
by stoup, Il by Mckay, 4. Sacrifice hits:
Towne. McGilvray Shugart. Time 1:55
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b. Position. S. o. Merchants.
Ioyta LeaEue Gamea.

MARsHALLTOwN, Ia. May 1S.-(spe-
oial Telegram. l-Followlng are the results
in the Iowa league:
Burlington. 10; Marshalltown, 4.
Fort Dodge, 10; Oskaloosa, 9.
Boone s; Ottumwa, T.
Waterloo, Z; Keokuk, T.
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, 0ApA Y
COLUMBUS.

Hits: or Flaherty, 10 in eight innings.
Three-base hits: Wrigley, Hemphill, Nc
Chesney Stolen bases McChesney, Friel,
Flaherty, 6; off Groth, ? Passed balls:
Beville. Struck out BY Hickey, 6; by
Flaherty T. Double play: Clark, Bateman
to BeVille. Sacrifice hit: Friel Innings
pitched: Flaherty. I; Groth, l. Time: l:55,
TTmnire Haskell
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-19

struck out fifteen men The bate Nes
we're Wagner and Palmauist; Peterson
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Denver.
CREIGHTON sMOTHERs WESLEYAN
Methodist Prove Easy VicAims In a
EnnaaaH

WeIhuuHHI FFUNe HHHF NHcNHHiH IN
LOnE-Drawn Contest.
Wesleyan university lost to Creighton
yesterday in a ragged game, which, owing
TO continual protests by the visitors against
decisions OF the umpire, was a slow and
long drawn out contest The bits made OF
Lanigan, seven in number were scattered
through as many innings, The local col
legians are still hitting hard, fifteen safe
ones being marked 10 their credit in yes
terday's game. McNally, McShane Mullen
and Lynch were especially good at bat,
McNally, with one man on a base, getting
a home run In the second inning. Score:
CRETnITnN
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-19

u promising horses AZ the track in train
Ing for the Nebraska circuit and many
more will be there early next month.
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At Champaign, lll.-Illinois. Y; Eotre
Dame. 9
At New York-Cornell 4: Columbia, o.
At LinColn-Nebraska university Q, Kan
sas g.
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MINNEAPOLIs.

Two-base hits: Davis, Sullivan, Hart, c.
Carr. Home run: Sullivan. Double plays
]. Carr, Kelley to c. Carr; ]. Carr to c..
Carr Bases on balls: on Gehring, 4.
Struck out: BY Kellum, q; by Gehring, 8.
Wild pitch: Kellum. Sacrifice hits: Grem-
niger, Fox. ]. Carr James, c. Carr, Roth
geb. Stolen bases: ]. Carr (2), Dunleavy,
Kellum, c, Carr. Left on bases: Mime
apolis, 6; Indianapolis 6. Time: 200. Um-
pire Kane.
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PHILADELPHIA.

-bdtteu lot mCClOshey IN nlnth.
Philadelphia ........O 3 Q G5
Hits: on Lush, in one and one-half
Hits: on Lush, 2 in one and one-third
innings; on McCloskey, Z In six ana one
third innings; OF Brown, in three innings.
of Beebe, in six innings. Left on bases:
Chicago, I; Philadelphia, Z. Two-base hits:
Sheckard, Killing, Courtney, Tinker, Titus.
Three-base hits: King, Magee, Schultz.
Home runs: Killing, Hoffman. Sacrifice
hits: Evers Gleason. Stolen bases: Hoff-
man, Tinker (9, Evers. Double plays:
Schultz and Tinker. Struck out: BY Beebe,
.; by Lush, l. Base on balls: on Brown.
2; off Beebe, q of Lush, 2: of Nichols, 2;
of McCloskey, /. wild Pitch Nichols
Hit with BALL. BY LUSH Schultz. Time:
300. JTmpires. Cnrpenter and Kiem
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lowe Wins from GrInneII,

Games Today: Boston at Cincinnati
Brooklyn at ST. Louis, New York at Pitts
0urg, Phlladelphia at Chicago.
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GAMES IN THE AMERICAN LEAGUE
Boston Loses Fifteenth Consecutive
Contest, Fourteen TO One.

BOSTON May 1S.-Boston used up three
pitchers today In a hopeless attempt TO
prevent a fifteenth successive defeat,
Cleveland winning by IL to l. The visitors
scored as they pleased. Rossman was
spiked in sliding to second and Stoyal re-
placed him, Score:
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TWO-base hits: FerTlsl Parent. Ihfee-
base hits: Stoval, Congalton, Bemis, Free
man. Hits: on Dineen, in one and two
thirds innings; on Gibson, in two and two
thirds innings, Stolen bases: Bay 90,
Flick. Sacrifice hit: Bay. Double plays
Bradley, Lajoie and Stoval; Turner, LaJoie
and StovaL First base on balls; on
Hughes, 8; OF Joss, /. Struck out; BY
joss, 2; by Dineen, /; by Hughes, ?. Time
l:42 Umpire: Connolly.
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Base RaII at Field Club

At the Field club grounds this afternoon
the Field club team will meet the strong
merchants team from South Omaha.
Creighton and Adams will be absent from
The teams:
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Standing of the Team.
IDA GROVE AGAIN THE CHAMPION

Games today: Chicago at Washington
81; Louis at New York, Detroit at Phila-
delphia, Cleveland at Boston.
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PHILADELPHIA, May ls-The American
league champions won their tenth straight
victory today by defeating Detroit In a
well played game. Plank pitched first-class
ball, while Donohue was hit hard. Score:
A
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-19
MeFna wins Its first one.

MERHA, Neb., May l6-(special Tele-
gram The nrst game OF the season was
played on the home diamond today be-
tween Merna and Broken Bow. Score:
Morris and Francis Armstrong; and oadd.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-19
ST. Paul piles Up Big score.

ST. PAUL, May ls-St. Paul hit Stecher
hard today, and, aided by his wildness,
scored twelve runs to Louisville's one.
Morgan held the visitors down to four
hits. Kenna started in to pitch. but was
taken from the box after passing the first
man. Score:
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Butch BIushes at Bouquet.

When Butch Freese came to bat for the
FIRST time he was made to blush like a
school girl at graduation by the combined
efforts of Whitley and Stats Davis TO pre-
sont him with a huge bunch of American
Beauts sent by some OF his numerous ad-
mirers. The butcher has played some
great bail in his games in Omaha, taking
all fielding chances offered and making two
hits Friday and one Thursday.
Denver will be here this afternoon, Sun
day and Monday. which will be school
childTen's day,
The scorY,