TITE 01rAITA DAILY "REE: TIT1TESDAY, AUGUST 23, 1000. r
BIG BILL WILSON'S BLUNDER
Tries to Play Ball and Gets Roasted by
Grandstand "Umpires."
DENVER WINS A LIGHTNING FAST GAME
Tommy llnelir nnd Pop Kyler In n
llnlllc tltnf Would Delight
Hip Henri of n Miotic
Mini.
Denver, fit (liunlin, 1,
Mo tlx (II), It Pueblo, :t.
De .Hollies, llli Mi Joseph, 1!.
llronUlyii, IIohIoii, H.
.Veiv Vorh, Ht I ' ll till l -1 1 ! I n . i.'.
IiIi'uko, M-tl l I ti 11 t-it pol I m,
Ivntinun City, III .Hlllwillkci-, it.
I levrliinil, t)-:t IimIIiiiiiiiiiiIIm, llf.
Iliiynlo, l Detroit, 1!.
BUI Wilson matlo a fool of himself yester
day. With his right hand split an Inch
down tho palm between the middle and
third finders ho donned the pud and did
T.hat he eould to help Omaha oppose Den,
ver. Thero Is not a ball player In a hun
drrd who would have done this. And for tils
pains and devotion ho was roasted by a lot
or tho grandstand umpires, not only dur
ing tho game, but afterwards. That Is
where Wilson made a fool of himself, lie
incu 10 neip out trie team anu nas to taKe
tho wornt of It. The gamo was lightning
. . . ... "I
last ana nail Omaha won It would havo I
uccu a game, umann iosi anu bo, in uic
estimation of tho homo knockers, It was
"hum." One of these fellows ast night was
busy accusing Hoy of making five errors,
whereas the ball only came his way four
times during tho game nnd three Units
hn handled It cleanly.
It was another battle between Hughes
and Eyler. These nrtlsts have been pitted
against ench other on various previous
. .. ...... f
occasions anil then, as in tins latest Instance,
gave tho rooters a tasto of professional
pitching such as would do credit to any
about on a parity. Hughes was touched
i.n for lx hit. nnlv ,lv ml.,,1 vno n,l
that by tho Blunclnir team which ncorce
. " . ' I
icncau nns gainereu irom rar anu near,
In overy case because of tholr hitting abil
ities, Kylcr wus found by tho Colts for
four hits, but two of them were two-bag-
gcrs, both made by Captain O'Connoll, and
mm kyu mo iuuui.i 11 luiiu ui six nines,
one Hliort nf tho total number of b.isos
made, on hits by tho Dcnvorltes.
Mice CroiTiI Win rri'ncnl.
The game was witnessed by a big crowd
tho alzo of which demonstrated moro clo
qucntly than could aught else how popu
lar tho great national gamo Is with the
poopie 01 umnnn. it was indies nay ana
mnmhnrs nf ttir. rnlr .... n'nrn rM.f In fnvnt
Their disappointment at tho result was
temperea aiono ny incir appreciation of
the splendid uphill fight the homo favorites
had made, nuukcrlno Kbrlght rose a notch
or two In tho estimation of tho spectators
Viv Vi .nrv .nnolitn Inl, nt nmnl.lni. It.
did Early In tho camo vour Uncle Hlrnm
am, .ariy in 1110 gamo jour uncio inram
passed tho word along that nil wrangling
and bench talk had to bo cut out and cut
out It wns. Tho result was a gamo al-
most entl-oly freo from nny wrangling or
I'uiro. I
Tho Denverltea won tho game In the first
half of tho second. A bra
ace of runs was
. ...... .. l
veiopments snowen mat. iney were nil buiu-
e ent. Bl hnuirh fnnr mnre wprn run In Inst In
elent, although four more were run In Just to
make the measure good, Hlckoy was given
n wnlk to first and Mohler followed with a
lone outfield fir. Mnttlo McVlcker made a
sensational' rtin nfter the ball, "dashing away
over In right field, Tho spheroid fell In his
mitts and a mighty shout went up from the
grandstand, but tho demonstration was
shortlived, for Mnttle Juggled tho leather a
moment and then It cavorted away from
him. Tho error necessarily chalked up
, . , , . , . . ,
against him was certainly nn excusable one.
Charley Ilellly pushed one of Hughes' curves
j.,. immv unv it was cood snd hot
down to Jimmy Hoy. " was good and not,
but Phlmmv nlistriirtpn the war nnd threw
but Chlmmy obstructed tho way and throw
over to Captain O'Connell. Tlie tlirow wns
nvnr In Punlnln rt'Cnnnfttt Thn Ihrnw wnl
tint nf Hov's iisu.illv clltedire variety nnd
not or lioy a usually i tenge jyiy nnu
Hlckoy cantered ncross tho plate with the
first tally of tho game nnd Hcllly was safe
nt flrr.t. Lonco struck out and Kylcr flew
... t. rVr.n.ll l..nllmii Mnhliir ultf.
J f iUllliril. .111 IIU.IIUI 1' I u u 1 1-1 u..u
CiXded In purloining third and crossed tho
runner on tieiiiy s s piuoui irom wnson 10
Oiiuihn'n Only Hun.
In the fifth Preston's two-bagger netted
the visitors another score and again In
tho seventh Treston Btnrted off with n single
and circled the bases before the side was
retired. This made the score 4 to 0 when
tho Colts began their end nf the seventh
F.ddlo Luuzon wns passed to tlrst, stole sec
ond and saved the homo team from a shut
out by scoring on Captain O'Connell's sec
ond two-bagger.
That slnglo tally wns tho only ono the
("nil. HAPAAilrrt In unllPPxIniT Olll. Thp
I)nvrrltcs made nnothor Draco in me nintn
on Kyler's bnso on balls nnd O'Connell's fall-
uro to slop Hoy's throw to first, which per-
n,iiiA,i i.Tvinr in arnm nmi i?nvp miner nn
easy run to third. Miller chalked up the
last run on a peculiar ball knocked out In
"J ii.-i"". " w .w V"..'
swatted ono of tho Hughes brand full in
Vi nn. unit li Infi hl hnt with the nonpar-
. ki. . n.,inni.i hit Snillnv
UIIIP ll uri.ih .u.ih u.i
DrMcGrew
Ofllpe Over Sin S. Ilth SI.
(Or. Metirrw nt 50.)
Trent nil forms of DISIIASUS AMI
niSOItnilltS OF MF.N ONLY. 'M Vcnra
ripprlciier. It enr In Oinulin.
VADinnPCI C cured nulrkly nnd perma
ed nuirKir nun perma-
Tninuuubku
I.. i
liriiii i nrr iiiii.-ii iiiiiui.ii
atin scieiiiuic irruiiiieiii 111.11 iitm vut nrrii
. . ...... . ..... . ...... . ..... t
in. iiLmllDLia
oiscnvprrii. iiun iw.vy..w.a .
Uveiy HL I Al'l'.Vl Lure iirito-
f,ViV,'t Vlwifin' T M) M1NV WFFKH
I1)'"' ..'''.'J 1.A.rVl.) , .? .'V; !,:u',
""SMl"ltV:
liriHllll'l HHlllllUir. V ........ .... ..W .. .
BLOOD POISON !i!,rrL?edB'km,,ry
onghly eliminated from Hie t.ioou. . ap
PynKf ".f.,.?,'1,,.!H.lc5 y AS-
near. No "1 U OA K .NU UL"
of the dli.
Bi:C,tH.
ease on the skin or fnce. A CF
ANTKRD.
UiCAVUCCC of young nnd mlddlo aged
lit AMI tOO men. Loss of Vigor and VI-
mill . inilioiPlli'j , oiirHinuuuimvi. , i ,
louses nnn niscuarui-'a or mi unn mum
conditions fully restored. Stricture. I ydro-
ceie, juser.ses oi iiie iiuimiiTr itiiu iviuiiuja,
Nervous Debility. Gonorrhea, Gleet.
Klectrlelty and Medical Treatment com
billed.
Cll A U(iUS l.O V.
Treatment ny tne .ntonui or oy ino case.
CI HHS (il AII '.NTHIJD. Treatment by
...II I.mI n t.-ron l.:nm in.
tlon.' '
Hours S a m. to 5 p. m . 7 to S p. m, Sun-
days, 0 to 12. P. O. Box 76(1. Office over
215 S. 14th St . between Tamam and Doug-
Ui Ct, Omaha Isob.
stop In the air, much as would the flight
of a pigeon be checked by a gunshot. For
an Instant the ball appeared suspended In
raids! and then dropped like a shot to the
ground. Balrd recovered from the surprise
occasioned by the phenomenon, for he, as did
all others, exnected one of the outfielders
would ptobably be called Upon to field II
and shot It over to first, nailing Buciow.
Thin afternoon the second same of the
strles between the present and erstwhile
i, -.in i- n...i .mi
"'r'u'" "r
Hchmldt will bo the opposing pitchers,
Score:
OMAHA.
. n. it. o. a. n
0 o - I n
n 1 :l o
I) o I o I
10 10 0
o 2 s o 1
0 0 2- o
0 0 2 1 1
0 0 7 2 0
0 1110
" 27 H 1
in.
. it. II. o. a. i-:
2 2 0 0 0
1 1 1 0
0 12 2 0
0 13 0 0
1 0 0 1 0
10 9 3 0
0 12 11
0 0 110
1 0 0 1 0
, 1 27 1
0 ft 0 0 1 0 01
0 0 1 0 1 0 2 6
Toman, ss
Freeland, If
McVlckrr. cf
I.auzon, rf
O'Connell, lb
Halrd, 2b
Hoy, 3b
Wilson, c
Hughes, p
Totuls
27
Preston, cf B
Miller. If I
Iltmlnw, c B
Holland, rf :i
Hlckey, lb 3
Mnhler. 2b 3
llollty. 3b I
Lewee, ss I
Kyler, p 3
Totals 31
Otnnbit 0 0
Denver 0 2
Unrned runs: None,
Two-base lilts!
Ki, MHr. sUn
balls: Off Hughes. 5; on Kyler, 4. mi ny
Pitcher: By Hushes. 1. Htrucjt out: By
ifiti.iiou 7- i,v i.-vlpp. 5. nmibln mays:
aiohlor to Hlckey 2). Time: 1:50. Umpire:
Knrlghl.
., " ,..,.,..
I,H x w,! m' ' IN K IVMMS'
,,,, ,,,, ,,, fhn rfth nlul SnvP
(In- (innir.
HtOl'X CITY. In.. Aug. 22 -(Speclal Tele
gnim.)-T)ie bunching of hltH In the fifth
Inning and n disastrous error by Pnrrott
resulted In n victory for Sioux City today,
Berte, Cote. Collars nnd Brashear Hid the
.H.l. .....I. .l.ll, f- t,r,r... t.m
n.tt.o K.r. lt.no A.K.
U "' L
t0rs nearly tied the srore In the eighth,
,lul'.' lo!!,"n. ,aml.!,,,r.a,ll.!n. bni;.e.!':
h. "L"l.c" . "r.'1' "u. ..I....
Ornhnm onrrlrtl off the battlnc honors of
,,. ...... o . I
,,,,.
oiuua un I.
All. It. II. O.
Collars, rf
0
McCrendle, If B
1
0
11
1
B
5
1
1 U
n'.j l(J 4
0 0 I
a n
umsscocK, lb 4
Nlles. 3b 4
Ilertc, ss :i
Cote. c.
Mcuonnld, p.
Totuls ....
33
4 8 id 15
PU15BLO.
AB. B. H. O.
A.
0
5
1
E.
McIIale, cf 5
hnymer, ss!!!!.'!!!!!!!! '4
3
0
I'arrott, id 4
14
1
Closson. 2b
Lan'y'J'rf.?!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 2
"wtiitriugc, rr 2
"ft.'."'1 V
jVhns'on,' p'.'.'.'.!!'. !!!!!!! 4
Totals 33
3
9 27 14
'I'arrott out on foul bunt. "Took Lally
pjnce ln 8ixt, '
oinUv pit.. nnnninnn n
Pueb,. : 8 g0 0 0 I! ? fcj
Lnrned runs: Sioux City. 2; Pueblo, 2.
Two-base lilts: Itaymer, Whltrldge. Stolen
uuri-n. wiiiiiiiin, nn iu u;, union U),
iiiiiMiit-'ur. .if;imiiii lit. Ljnnnip n tivv. urn.
niir.ii L kj utTiii iu uiuHsriiPK. I'jirrniT n
Jclly, Johnson to Closson to rarrott.
f n 1ll."s: l U). . McDonald.
i iiitviiiLT. nniri. r nsnnn Ntrti'.ir nut.
iiiii.i ; . . .
'" iiucnes; .mcijumuki, jonnsou. sacn-
'Y- '"" iiiiic; i itfu. umpire;
Qnc
POI!.M MAIIPI.V Foil TWHNTY HITS.
M'rohlMtionlsIs MnUe Mrrry t the
i:pcnnp of thr St. Jonptih Pltrhpr.
DUS MOINKS, In.. Aug. 22.-(Sneclal
Mminln tAilno ,a v,., i.i n
.... ,,,,' " ' ... : ' , ,, ',,'.',
i
,i, mh.r i " . " " :Cr:7. TJ
I ,,, , V !. .... iiiin.'ii; iu uu II1UUII Willi
We mer' s curves nnd only ln tho fourth
could they secure more than one hit. Two
?lnK,,B "'"i and n base on balls gave them
two Hcor,Si Two HlnKes Kavo Dps Molm.H
on. In ih lii.i r..,. ui..i. ..
onu In the third, four singles and n two-
""kbit iuuoh inree in tne nrtn. six singles
llllgger added tlirpp ill I 111- It ft It ulv ulnfr'ou
""d n doublo made six In the seventh nnd
tt lngle, un error and two doubles made
three In the eighth. Attendance, C00. Score:
DBS MOINES,
AB. It. II.
O. A.
2 0
2 r
I i H 1 0 1 . 1 1
1 t I.
Nagie, Cf"!!!!!
3
10
4
0
1
4
0
0
0
Kensamen, lb
lllnes, 21) ..
iir.'iin. no .
Selsler, rf
wvimp'r ti'
Totals
41 13
ST. J OS B PI!
20 27 16
AB. R
II.
0
O. A. K.
Strang, 3b ....
Hall, ss
.. 4
.. 4
1
n 4 '
iviing. c
Srliriill. If ...
Davis, lb
McKlbben, rf
.. 3
.. 4
.. 3
.. 3
.. 3
.. 4
.. 3
o l ,i o
0 0 0
o 14 0 0
3 0 0
I'lynn, cr
0 3 0 0
Brlstow, 2b
1 1 3 0
rtHUllll, l
0 0 5 0
Totals
...31
24 17 3
Des Moines
..0 0 1 0 3 0 6 3 13
hi. Joseph
..0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0- 2
i i wo'uapr mis: tsrain u . weinier. neisipr.
. """ J'j? V to Bel).
,,,, b.7a. 0fr wriIncr, 3. 0ffMa'upln. I-.
i-ii .;.,' .'V..a ' .'.'"r.' ..'rr.'-l
...... uimiim, wim
NIiiihIIiik of thr Trams.
l'lnvnH 'nn r.nat i r
Played. -Won. Lost
Denver 31 57
Dps Moines 32 4:i 43
St. Joseph 35 Ifi 43
Omaha !l 44 f.o
Sioux City 02 t2 Mi
Pueblo 30 10 60
n "-" '"Vi'
F.'1'l
4M
T
IKS
i lMUS OF Till! .N ATIONAL I, MAUI I
Iloatoii I,n IIimvh llpforc Hip Clinni
liloim on tin- llnmp (iron mix
BOSTON. AUK. 22. -The IlnstnnK HpIiIp.1
like raw recruits todav and thp rirnnklvnu
won easiiv. aiuny ot tneir nits fell sare
through the slow work of th Boston In-
Held. Harry was spiked ln the fifth nn nc
ana was rorceii 10 retire, iiostou bnttuu
Weyhlng out of the box In the second
Inning. Kennedy, who succeeded him.
though wild and batted hard, was effective
at critical limes. Attendance, 400. Score:
IIOSTON. 1 nitOOKLVN.
11 H.O A T. I Il.H.O.A.E.
llamlllon, rf 0 1 3 0 0 Jonrs. cf.... 1 1 0 0
InK, rs....l 3 3 3 l Kerlrr, rf...l 2 1 0 0
Stabl, If 1 4 1 0 0 Jennings, lb 0 1 C 0 1
Colllnn, 3b... 2 0 2 2 2 hlly, If... . S 0 4 0
Frrmian, rf o 110 o iJahlm, .. 4 3 4 s 0
Trnney, lb.. 1 2 0 0 I rons, 3b 4 3 0 2 0
lurry. :b. .. 0 0 1 1 1 paly, lb 2 l 2 o
HulUvan. :h. l 0 2 2 o Mcfliiirr. e..l s 4 1 o
1. MIA.-, i.... . ' ' ' " """ ' ' 1 ' 1 "
uinrrn, p... i a nriinrujr. p.. v u u
Total. 13 27 12 l! Total. H U V .3 1
Boston 2 1 0 0 .1 1 0 0 1 8
Brooklyn l 0 1 0 3 2 3 0 1 16
1-nrnA.I rnnu' llnxtntt .1: llrnnUlvn r. 1'u-n.
. :i.-v".. ' i.'l.. "';-".
I I UUBt' llli;.. I.IIIK. t-I rriiiii I,, it'iuril)
i ,. i A .... ct..l.l c.l... i.cu. i.-..m:.
..i iiiiL-r.-ii.iot' mi. .3 ... ill. .iiuirii ipqpin. ir i.
i ,..i.. i I-... .i.i.. i :.
I I'jllllCIl l.l. ltliy, ut'lllllllKS. I'lllllilt.' lUffyn.
i, .. ,,. nrrv to Tennv: Ditlv In Dali en
. , . Siifrllice hit: Jennlliks. First
"" b,lll8: tlff ,,ll,er"' 8; off K'ntieTly. 8: off
Wpvhlug. 2. Struck out: By Dlneen. 8: by
2; by Weyhlng. 1. Time: 2:55.
Tlr,. III,.. I
rnrr.PU Fools Ihr .MiHHes.
- turned Hip tnbles on the Phlladelphlas at
the Polo grounds this afternoon nnd won
J Kamo of the iresent series wit
"cnWck
the local nine and had the hurd-hlttlnir
Philadelphia team guessing a'l the way
through. Attendance. 1,600. Score:
i ...... v,u.
n. . r. i n n.u.n.r.
Thoina.. cf.. 0 0 1 0 0 VHalfn, cf 2 2 1 o 0
i p:aair, u.... i i u u i.uviv, in ... j a v .
Oe'lianty, lb 0 1 7 0 1 Srlbach, If .l 1 1 0
- Uijolr. lb... 1 1 3 2 Hickman. 3b0 l 2 2
Kllck. rf 0 I 2 0 0 Hnilth, rf.... 1 0 2 0
M'Prlatid, cO 2 4 4 0 Doylr, lb 1 3 11 0 0
U'nl.llim l. ft I 1 1 Af-llla..-,. K A A 1 A
,rer. . . o o 2 4 ! iSrody. e. .0 o S 0
r.,.,,' n o o t a r. !.. n. i i o i
"
Tiji. " ; -i ii "i Toiaii I Ii ii 'i
,,.?.?rt'i,,hi,r n n i n i n o n o '
Ch"ndJ.,.G1'1 ' ? 2 J, a i ? 2 2 ? i
sw ork 1 0 " ' ? l, 3 0 's
I f irsi De on error, i nnaacipnia, i, ftsir
Tork, 1. Left on bases! Philadelphia, 8,
New Tork. 0. First base on balls; Off
Piatt, 3; off Carrlck, 2. Struck out: By
Piatt, r.; by Cnrrlck. 2. Sacrifice hits
Davis, Selbach, Hickman, Glenson, Thorno.
fltolen bases: Single. I.alole. MrFarlund.
Doyle. Double plays! Cross to l.ajole to
Defehanty; Wolverton to Lajole. Two-base
lilts. Davis, Doy!e. Three-base hit: Hick-
z.w. i mpire: u iay.
riiisinirK schedules.
PITTSnrilO. Allir. 22. Tile 1'lttsbtirg
'n'n""1' ""f ."SL-rJnfli
wa forward to beptember 2. by mutual
consent, in orner to anow at. i.cuis nn.i
Cincinnati yesterday to play n game post
Honed early In the season on account of
street car strikes In St. I.ouls.
MtiiutllniT of the 'I'm inn.
Played. Won. Lost. P.C
13 BS X .Ml
M 54 II .!!
M ii 17 .605
.! H IS .500
3,! 17 I't . i
!)7 (7 f.o .IM
34 12 52 .44
03 37 5t .a!U
liAMMS (If tiii: AMF.Illt'AN
;.(it i:.
ChlciiBO (Sols Two Aitny from Hie
Miller Willi Hilar.
CHICAGO. Aug. 22. The home team had
CHICACIO. 1 MI.m;aI'OI.IR.
It.H O A.K.I 11 It O A K
Hoy, cf ....1 0 2 t 0 Davis, cf.... 1 1 1 n 0
len. lib. . I I I 1 2 ly. If 0 1 1 0 0
SuRilfn. C....2 3 n o Werdrn. lb.. I 2 10 3 1
112 3 0 Nance, 3b... 0 0 4 4 0
0 1 3 0 0 Flschfr. c... 12 3 0 0
Isbell. lb.... 1 3 S 0 1 Nlrhols. ss..O till
Khenron. rf.. 1 0 2 0 0 11 girlns. :b. 0 0 2 0 1
l'nUron, p 0 0 0 I 0 ll.iiley, p.. .0 0 2 4 0
Harvey, p ..o o 0 1 o
Totuls ..... 10 27 II ..
I Totals .... 3 I II 1' 4
Chicago
.0 1 0 2 1 3 0 0 -7
Minneapolis 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 03
Knrncil runs: Chlcaco. I: Minneapolis. 1
Left on bases: Chlcnco. 7: MlniieaooiW. 4
Sucrltlce lilts: Padden, Ilnrtmiin, McFar
land. Stolen bases: Padden, Fischer. Doubl
Dlays: Wuttersoti to Wood to Isbe II: Hoy
to nnrtman to j'auuen; wuncc to women;
U0ii. 3; by llurvey. 1. Base on balls: Off
Hnlley to .niciiois. HtrucK out: ny palter
Patterson. J; off Bailey. 1. lilt with ball:
"ny (-). nine. umpire. .Miinnassau.
oiurr. ti.uii .
ClIIUAUU. HI.NNKArOMS.
Uoy- cf 1 1 3 0 0 Dav"' ef' " 0 1200
wi ,. o o 1 0 wiimot rf" o t i o I
Hartmnn. Jb o 2 1 0 Nance, lb... 1 1 o o 1
M'F'rl'nd, If 0 0 3 0 0 Fl.cher. c.,.0 0 2 1 0
U.n rt 1 1 1 A A Til.. I...' IK A 2 1 t
'""""""I v v iukiiibi ,J - " -
IvHtoll, p..
1 1 0 3 0 Parker, p ... 0 1 1
Total.
. 7 27 12 2' Total)! 2 7 24 0
Chicago
1 A A A A A - A ,
1 1. ......... Ilu II A A A A A .1 ft O !
j I .l iiim-.iuun 1. v V V V V V a.
i.en on oaspn: viiicago, -i; .Minneuiuiis, u
Sacrlllce lilt: Werden. Stolen bases! Hurt-
mun I'm ili.n. Ivnnoo. Iinvla Iinlilil ttlnv
l.uuy 10 r ltL'll'ir. dii uck uuii ny ivitinu,
3; by Parker, 1. Buses on balls: Off Par
ker, 2. Time: 1:50. Umpire: Muniiussiiu.
Splilprn WI111I Dp ivltk Ilooslrrs.
r. t pi.ur avm- fi a... 00 rn...At.. ...i
tui, .-'.i.j.t.L', v., -.urs. ... v iru iiiiiu
anil InillunnnOlls broke evii on thn doublp-
header this afternoon. This gave the sea-
0 son s series to ( levelatul, who won four
0 teen out of the nineteen games played. Tim
1 llr.it eame today wus 11 slugging match In
0 which Indianapolis was able to carry off
0 the Honors, tnrougii some poor lleliilug ana
rnnk errors. Gardner was forced to retire
at the end of the sixth Inning mid Barnes,
who took his place, pitched n strong gam?.
In the tlrst inning aiuuison uisnuteu 11 de
cision of Sheridan's and wns put on Hip
bench. The second game was a pitcher's
1 battle. All of Indianapolis' runs were mude
luw on balls. In the sixth InnliiK
Cleveland landed on Barnes for two singles
and 11 double, which gave them the lead.
nm, t JJ toe
Buffalo win play off three schedulfd games
here tomorrow and Friday. Attendance,
l.soi). Score, tlrsl game:
..... . .. . tn , . r.
, , . t, i, .
pickfrlnr. cf 1 4 2 Odlarti'l. If.. 3 3 3 0 0
I'rlsble. rf... 3 1 2 0 1 M.soon. 2b.. 3 3 3 2 0
I . . . . . . . . n
i, i nunc-. 111 .1 u i v nrny, iu... 1 t o 1 .
kiqoJ :b.... 1 13 3 OlllVrlcvfr, rf 2 3 2 0 0
shav. u.
Shay, i 12 12 0Seybold, cf.. 0 13 0 0
CrlKham, c.. 0 1 3 0 2 Powers, c... 0 0 4 0 0
Walters. 2b. 0 1 0 4 2 Hlckey. Sb. . 1 0 1 1 1
Hakor, p....O 0 0 4 0 Gardner, p.. 1 I 12 0
Harnrs, p.... . u 0 0 1 v
Totals 14 27 13 &
Totals 12 15 27 11 2
Cleveland 0 1 1 0 3 4 0 0 09
Indlnnupolla 3 0 0 0 3 .1 3 0 012
I IfltR Off flnpHnr. 1? nff HurtiyH. 2
Kamed runs: Cleveland. 3: Indlannnolls. C,
L . 8?.9?:
"T"' ;"fi.r.,c,r. i.i"1". "
I 01.11, Hiiuwn, . uiuicii uh.t
Chance (2), Flood, Mngoon, Geler, Kelly,
Hogrlever. Hlckey. First bnse on
Oft Baker. 3; off Gardner, fi; off Bai
struck out: By Baker. Hogrlever,
... r- i.,.. i.-iv, init.. io
on nans
Barnes. 1
r Tf-nlli-
by Gardner. Frlsbee, Walters (2). Hit by
pltcned nan: uy uaruner, nenins. r irsi
liIlphAil bull' Ilv flnrilllHr. rSplllnn.
base on errors: Clevelnnd, 2, Indianapolis,
3. Double plays: Flood to LaClmnco.
Mngoon to Kelly. Left on bases: Cleve-
land, 13; Indianapolis, 7. Wild pitch: Card
i nor. iimr; uiiipuc puciiuuu.
0 second game, nitenunnce, z,tw. eore:
0 CI.KVELAND. I INDIANAI'OI.IS.
0 Il.HO.A.n. n.H.O.A.C.
0 I'k-kerlne, cfO 0 S 0 0 Hurtzel, If.. 1 0 4 0 0
0 Friable, lf...l 10 1 0 Macoon, 2b.. 0 0 0 3 0
0 (lenlna, 8b... 1 1 1 7 0 onr. 3b.... 0 z 1 o
I) 1Chancf. lb 1 2 11 1 0 Kelly, lb.... 0 lit 0 0
0 Flood, 2b.... 0 1 1 0 H'BrlfVcr, rf 1 1 1 0 0
I) Shay, ss 0 111 0 Seybold, cf.. 0 1100
Crlnhajn. rf . 0 0 0 0 0 lleyclon, c... 0 0 4 Q 0
Spies, c 0 1 3 1 0 Madlion, ss. 0 2 0 2 1
llracR-lns, p. 0 0 0 5 O'llarnes, p.... 0 0 0 4 0
ToUli 3 7 27 17 0) Totals 3 7 24 13 1
Cleveland 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 '3
indlnnupolls 10000001 o 2
Karneil run: Cleveland. 1. Two-base hits:
Rhav. Gen ns. Sacrifice hits: Frlsbeo
(Iftnlns. Mncnon (2). Sevbold (2). Stolen
bases: LaChance. Hartzel. Geler. First
hasp on balls: Off Bracclns. 8; off Bnrnes.
1. Struck out: By Brngglns. Barnes, Hnrt-
zel: hv Harnes. Crlsham. Shav. Brngglns.
I.nft fin buses: Cleveland, ri: Indlanannlls.
12. Time: 1:40. umpire: snerman.
MII,vnnU..p Hud Xo Slion
. . . . . . . , m,.. .. i ..
".1 ' liy npurMTn today-;
"m,n,w,a!: ' '? ,:1 ,Ctbro Stt&towmtS:
Lee wns In lino form, while Dowllng was
knocked out of tho box In tho third. Sturks
who re leved him. pitched good nail. At
lenunncc, sju, acor.
.r.VU.U r-lTV . MILWAtll.-pp'
Il.U.U. A.l. I II II.U.A.C-.
liempnill, n i a i u isricnam, ci v ii i u 'j
I .. . . a , IV A ll'.l.l... r t 1 1 A A
l i arrrti. ui... i v v u ,,,iiuni u. . . v v
i.'.7 n nrlrn. ir.. " i i i ui um. n... . i v u v i
US linn., lb.. 1 0 r. 1 0 Anrtf rsnn, lb I 2 11 0 0
I'llnxmun, ss I i s i u,.unry, ;o....u i . i
Couchlln. 3b 1 1 1 1 I
Conroy, ss. . . 0 1 2 4
llurk. 3b... 0 0 0 4
HchJrfrr, 2b. 0 0 G 1 0
(Ion. linn. c. 0 2 3 0 0
DIsBlni", c... 0 1 5 3 0
Dowllnic. p.. 0 0 0 0 0
Sparks, p.... 0 1 0 1 0
ise, p 0 0 2 2 0
Totals.
t 27 11 1
Totals 3 7 2.i IS 5
rllv
,t,,,uA '
2 0 3 10 0 0 0 6
Milwaukee 0 0000300 03
Karned runs: Kansas City, 3. Two-base
lJt: Coughlln. Three-bnse hits: Hemphill
' .J-M,e. rson.; WJ . ".""."i.r"
Lee. 3.
off Dowllng, 2; off Sparks, 1. Left on bases:
Kansas city, 5; Milwaukee, 7. trucx oui:
nv Lee. 2: by Suarks. 2: by Dowllng. 1.
Innings pitched: By Dowllng. 3; by Sparks,
u. nits, urr wowung, ; on nparas, 1.
Time: 1:10. empire: rantl'llon.
lliiffnlo HphIs Iletrolt
BUFFALO, Aug. 22.-BuffaIo nnlstted tho
,.rrPH wUll Oetrolt today, winning the
thnl Kamo by a score of 4 to 2. The
pt,chng of Amole and Stivers was very
SOod, the former allowing the visitors but
three singles, errors pinying a nig pari in
i making the runs. Attendance, i.aoa. score
"Mta a p I DKTHOIT
oilman, cf. 0 1 1 0 I fairy. Jb.. .10 12 1
Hart, rf I 1 1 0 0 Holmes, rf . 0 0 2 0 0
llulllrun. if. 1 I) 1 0 1 Ilarlev. If .. 1 0 3 0 0
i... ... ' ; .. i a a i , . a
. ntiiin, . u i- ...ir. o . u u u
rn-A.. n, a a h 1 a lr.n A i " a
l
i a r . nm iu
i h .i. ... ..... .. . ..
I liirni n, .1. v i a u i wiiiuii, ....
0 S 0 0
Amlrtws. 3b 0 0 0 1 0 Shaw. c.
0 0 3 2
0 13 4
0 0 0 1
llr'dfrlck. ss 0 t 1 3 u Its an. 5b
Amole. P....1 2 3 OSrivrr., p.
Total. 4 6 17 1 3 Total. 2 3 24 12 4
AAAAA.AA. I
Beiroit -.0 0 5 0 0 2 S 0 0- i
Karnotl runs: nuffnlo. 4 Htolon bae:
"",.-': "Z'T, i.' , in7
g" iVir,o., tl'.'"' ZXJu M
b' I'ltched ball: By Amole, 2. Struck out
Amole, 5; by Setvers. 1. Wild pitch
Amole. Time; l:J5. umpire: uwyer.
stnn.llua of the Traim,
Played. Won. Lost
p.(
I tlleagO 101 84 4'l
.B15
.MS
Indlananolls ... .104
MilwauKee ..!..!!..!.! 1H
In
US
Ii7
5
M
l
13
IH
r.2
.527
- i i nAtrnlt 103
.b'S.
.IU'
0 Uj.was Cltv Ill
l ripVinnd loA
0 nlTaln 110
S4
ti."
a
.410
.CIO
.387
Buffalo
110
Minneapolis
111
0 ,.,- t ,.,.. . r- ii.nrr mitpr.
n Mli' . ',J?'"""V." ,,"",Jr r"
' .A a. U ' I . MD.. AUC L" IMOP
clal.) - i'he Black Diamonds of Plattsmouth
defeated the Murray second team In k game
"( h'11 ball by a srorp of 33 to 1. Murray
had to put three pitchers In th" box, while
i i-iaiismouin usau oniy one, Arcner, lor
the Diamonds, kept the hits scattered, ind
for three innings tne .Murrayites rtld not
see first Tho battery for Murray was
S. Lindsay J. Dremlel, S. Ham nnd H
Graves; for Plattsmouth, Archer and Car-
mack. HtrueK out; y .Murray, 5; by putts
mouth, 8. The Black Diamonds would hue
to hear from nny team In Cnss county or
surrounding towns of thu ago of 17 years
or under. Score:
Murray S 6 4 0 1 0 0 0 0 10
Plattsmouth .. .. 253 B 7384 1-34
CiilliprlKiiii Minotliprs Trenton,
Cl'LBKHTSON, Neb., Aug. 22.-(Sneelal
Telegram.) The return gntno of ball be
tween Trenton nnd Culbertson wns played
In this elty this afternoon before nn en
thusiastic nudtenco. Both teams are
strengthened by stronger men from the two
towns than hnd played In the previous
game. The fenture of the game wns the
pitching of James Magee, who struck out
fourteen men. The score by Innings Is us
follows:
Culbertson 3 5 .1 1 B 3 1 1 1-13
Trenton 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 1-4
Batteries: Culbertson. Magee nnd Pfrlm
mer; Trenton, Wade, Lyons, Balding nnd
Moore.
Mlnilcit Drfrnls Arnimlior,
MINDILV, Neb., Aug. 22.-(Speclnl Tele
grami Thr result today of the game
played at Mlnden wns Arapahoe S, Minden
11. Score by Innings:
Arapahoe 0 1 1 2 0 2 0 0 2- S
Mlnden 0 0 2 0 3 5 1 0 '-11
Batteries: Arnp.ihoe, Tanner nnd Had
cliff; Mlnden. Bliss unci Funn. Struck nut:
By Bliss. 12; by Tnnner, 5. lilts: Off Bliss,
8; off Tanner, 10. Hrrors: Mlnden, fi;
Arapahoe, ti.
Slielloit Win from Kcnrupy.
KKAMNUY. Neb., All;. 22 (SpecUl Tele
gram.) A ball game was played here thW
afternoon between tho Kearney and Shelton
teams. Kearney playd ball the tlrsl two
Innings, by shuttlr.i; the visitors out, while
Kearney plied up live runs In the tlrst
Inning. Gordon nnd Kcdmond was the bat
tery for Kearney and Brennati and Smith
for Shelton. The s-core wjs IS to 0 In favor
of Shelton.
MiiKUPrs Win Another.
F.MKHSON. Neb.. Aug. 22.-(Speclnl Tele
gram.) Fclber's Sluggers went to Wayne
todnv and beat Wayne by 11 score of 14 to
1. This makes twenty-three games Felber's
aggregation lias played this Sanson nnd lost
only live The boys play at Pender on
August 30 for the championship of Ne
braska. InillniiM I'lny (looil Hull.
BHOOKLYN, N. Y., jllg. 22,-(Speclal)-
Ttie .etirasKn inuian nuso unn team iosi
to North Philadelphia, 7 to 4. The Indians
then won from the same tenm, 14 to 3 nnd
6 to 0. The Nebraska boys defeated Ger
miintown, Pa.. 8 to 4 and !f to 5, and won
from the Skellys, the semi-professional
champions of Brooklyn, 8 to 6.
1'llclipr Co( lllond Polsonlnir.
CHICAGO. Auc. 22.-Jnck Tnvlor of the
Chlcugo base ball team's pitching staff
cannot accompany the team on Its coming
tour. Blood poisoning has uttneked his
right nrm.
BOREAL'S SON DOES TRICK
Maasni'liiisptla SlnUr, Vnluril nt $!(,-
OOll, for UilS Trotters, AVon
by Horn I in ii,
BOSTON. Aug. 22. The fenture of th
Ornnd circuit meet nt the Beadvllle track
tlus afternoon was the big Massachusetts
stake, valued nt $10,000, the llfth renewal
ror 2:12 trotters, Tlioinas w. l.awson s
Bornltnn winning In straight heats. Desplt"
tne ract Hint tin- geiuiug was noticeauiy
lamp In Ills off hind lee ho mude n new
mark for himself, as well as for the event.
:0.1ii. In none of the bents did hp extend
himself, so Hint his performance Is lookd
upon ns one of tho greatest feats of the
year and places the son of Boreal well up
among the fastest trotters on the turf.
Bornlma was barred ln the betting.
Jon wntts, another fuvorlte. won tlie 2:li
trot. The other two events of the iluy
went to outsiders, the 2:0S pnee being tnken
I iv rVmrlpr Journal, while flip 2:10 naee. ln
which Mazette was fuvorlte, was captured
by Dumont-
C. J. and llnrry Hamlin's bny gelding.
The Abbott, trotted n pretty mile and cut
ms own lime oue-nnii secoiin, 10 -;uo4.
The Massachusetts was the first race of
the uny nnu iweive oi uie nueen iinrfen
nominated faced the starter In the first
heat. With Boralma out In tho betting,
Big Timber wns played for n place, closely
followed uy l,ord uerov nnu i.aoy uer-
aldlnp. The last nnmed horse had the po e,
bat broke almost lmmedi-iiciy. iiornimu
was soon In the lead with Big Timber well
up. On entering tlie sireicn ucers seni
Lord Derby Into second place nnd managed
to cet within n neck of the favotlte at the
wire. . . .
The second heat was tne uesi oi me race,
for Boralma nnd Lord Derby rati neck and
neck almost from the quarter pole and nt
the wire It looked llko a ded heat. The
time wns 2;09'2, n new record for Boralmn,
but tho same might be said of Lord Derby
linmtmn tppmril tn liave something In re
serve, while Geers had to push Derby hard
to get near tho l.awson norse.
In tho third heat Boralmn. Lord Derby
nnd Big Timber were together to the turn
The first named, however, had the ipead.
and while Derby was punished severely lie
could only get ns far as his rlvnl's wheel.
Summary: ,
2:12 clnss. trotting, The Massachusetts
stakes, $10,000, three heats In tlve:
Boralma, cli. g.. ny uorcai mm-
comb)
1 1 1
Lord Derby, b. g., by Mnmbrlno
K'lnir ir.rrrs)
Big Timber, b. h. (IVrrln)
Kllert, b. g. (Vanbokkelen)
Minuet, ch. m. (Pease)
3 3 4
4 8 3
7 4 5
r. r. i:
fi fi 7
9 7 8
Ulster, ti. g. (.inrpenicri
Edna. Cook. b. in. (Collins).....
A ..rlAfnnn li m. f TJMllnCCr) .
Miss Whitney, b. m. (Porter)......... 8 dls
Ladv Geraldlne, n. m. iiienwiciu... u p
Pndilv D.. b. IS. (McDonald).. d s
Woodford C, ti, K.(S(eyensl ....... JIIS
Time (bv quarters): i;uov2. i.u. -
:32i. liH. 1:3714. 2:09Vj.
:32 l:04V. l:371i. 2:09i.
2:08 class pacing, purse J200, two heats In
Courier Journal, b. h by Wilkes n
Boy (o rscin ;;;;;,":;' 7 i i
Freo Bond, b. g.. by Simon (Miller). 1 B 5
Choral, b. m. (Kinney) ; :
Tv.., n li Ii (CliirKI.
3 4 3
6 3 6
7 fi 4
4 dls
w..i. ... ... - ,,,,.
Hob 1 Itzsimmoiis, u, u. ui'""'))
Flirt, blk. m. (Ben wick)..
BellRwood, b. in. T"nmas'
Time: 2:07i. ..w.
2:10 class, pacing, purse J1.500, two heats
In three: ... .
Dumont w., nr. g.. " wuinh..
(Krnst) A
M.ni- h. rn (Hallev) ;
Joe Pilot, b. g. (Kllbprii) , -
Art Alco, li. g. ( '"' "; 7 R
Knhlnx H.. b. g. (Spenr) ' S
Chelsea, g. g. tOore...... 2
Norvln (1.. nr. g. i J g
Hal McF.wen. ch. g. (C.arth)
37l7n d.rssVSitlng. Purse J1.000. three In
Joe Wntts. ch. g. .by Hlcctloneer-
. v.nn In. Vn Mil (o.ing)
4 111
12 3 9
2 3 4 4
6 5 9 2
5 11 2 5
3 4 7 7
7 10 8 3
9 9 5 8
r. 8 10 10
(lenevleve, oh. m.. by May King
U'lliEP .......
Laveran, br. h. (Hudson)
Kloch, b. g. (Smith) ..,
Philip i:.. b. g. (Utton)...
Dr. L.. ro. g. (McDonald)
Wasco, b. g. (IXT'L
Wlnnlfred, br. m. (Davis)
Louise K.. b. nv (HasklU
AVIld Wind. br. h. (Hyde)
Olnter. br. K- ' Bass)
Cello, b. g. (Drnkwoter) ... ... ...
12 fi fi 6
10 7 dls
U dls
SpeclafngaVst time"; The Abbott to bent
Time: 2:00'4.
FOUND GOOD AT FINISH
Speedy Little Mnre .Shows llrr HeeU
to Fine Field nt Hvr
tlmriip TrneU.
22 Found wan the
fourth event nt Hawthorne this afternoon
i"r"" .1- If Xt n..n of ilio best horses at
the track Scales being a warm lavorlto
it 6 to 5' Ta Iv look Found right to the
front nt f ag fall and gained an advantage
of eight lengths the first half. Bounding
tho far turn the little maro seemed to ne
tiring nnd Scales gained ground rapidly
iii." If ..... ii... - ,i.ii.. liPiran tn tell nnd when
ho calltMl on his mount the second time
she shot nwny easily nnu "J
T j!lTkl'ln "was lucky today wdnn.ng
. .V ..Aiicn il nnranu with HPnEHl
r,1 Hara" ''m"' in i'n? ' t and .third
events. The track was in good conuiuon
m iiiuiuii". ..... , ni iifi
First race, uvo ''''";?,. ,.""'
c- 1 nnA v ftirlonerf: S?arlt lii
113 (Wlnkileld), 7 to 10. won; l?"?
som. 120 (Tnlly), 15 to 1, second: Little Boy
Blue. 115 (DUwe), 30 to 1, third. Time:
1- "h Chisel, Woodrnnger. Charllj Moore.
Cinettn. John' Welch. enJnn, I'antla. d,
The Singer. Insolvent and Braslg also ran
Third nice, Ave nnd a half -"''o"1'
Iturhara .M. no iiiimicuii, . w ... ......
VSfiV. inn '(Husslncer) 12 to 1. second
Hecea. 110 (Bradford). 12 to B, third. Time
3 Glove. Granadllla. Lady lrtuno
Teller. Countess. Clara, Nellie rorest and
Alrcastio also ran.
Fourth race, one mile and a sixteenth
in nil V.). J lO 0, WUll 1 "'' t, .
lUoss 20 to 1. second: Tho Klk. 113 (Wink
le d). 1 to 5. 'third. Time: L03U. IWnli,
fi ,itpr Trelawnv. William Boycr, V:i Orl-
Found, M (Tally), 5 to 2, won; Ohnet. 35
(Flick), .V) to 1, second, Si-nles, 9 (Wlnk
fleld), B to 3, third. Time. 1:474. Our
Nellie and Florliar also ran.
Fifth race, one mile and seventy yards
I'ntroon, 107 (Blossl. IS to 5, won; Pay th
Fiddler, 102 (W Klley). 10 to I, secon.l;
Dngniar, 101 (Buchati). 10 to 1, third. Time
1:474. Prince Blazes. Donation, Hub
Prnther, Papa Hurry, ijununuli Parker and
Belle of Oakwood nl.o ran.
Sixth rncp, one mile: Owcnsboro, 'M
(Tally), 3 to 1, won; Plantain, 103 (Buen
nnnn). fi to 1. second. Aloha 11, (Seatoni.
S to 1. thlld. Time: Blue Dan. Lew
Hopper, Lndy Britannic. Dandy 11. Lo
mond, Woodtrlce. Sister Fox nnd Mounte
bank ulo ran.
TALENT ALL OUT OF FORM
Until of A 011 Only I'morlto to
First Past (lie PtiM ill
Nnrnlonn.
Iiilli
SABATOOA. Aug. 22-Bnrd of Avuti was
the only winning favorite today. The Mus
keeter won the Letup handicap nt uve fur
longs by n neck, with King Pepper secon.l
nnd Lndy Schorr n he.id nwny. Mayor
Gllrov, with Shnw up. was regarded as n
certainty in the mile ruie and was nt 1 t,i
5 In the betting, but lie wus beaten n
length by the 20 to 1 shot, 1'nilglitly
Ciirson, tho steeplechase r.der, whoe ride
on The Cud im Tuesday fnllol to siitlfy
the stewards, has been suspended for the
lest of tho meeting, the representatives ot
the National Hunt nnd Steeplechase as
sociation, Foxliall Keene and Henry Alex
nnder, continuing the suptnslon Indefi
nitely. Summaries:
First nice, for 2-year-olds, selling, six
furlongs: Bard of Avon, 103 (Burn.-i, S to
5, won; Cherries, 103 (Mnhor). 6 to 1, second;
Goldlleld, 110 (Shaw), 13 to 5, third. Tim":
1:HV4. Colonel Bnllantyue, Punctual.
Georgia Gardner, Queen Carnival, PHnev
Stnnemouth nnd Thicket ulso ran.
Second race, for 3-year-olds, one mile:
Unsightly, 100 (Weddersrand). 20 to 1, won;
Mayor Gllroy, 110 (Shaw), 1 to f. seeoni'.
Precursor, 110 (Muher). 0 to 2, third. Tim".
IMO-'i. Kufa, Checsostrnw and Leon Fergu
son also ran.
Third race, the t.pnip handicap, for 2-year-olds.
J3.O0O, tlve furlongs: The Mus
keetcr, 116 (Maher), 7 to 2, won; King Pep
per, 109 (Weddcrstrnnd), 9 to 2, second;
Ladv Schorr, 118 (Burnsi. third. Tlm
liOUj. Colchester. Scotch Bush, Termless,
Dublin, Sweet Tooth nnd Sllverdule ul"o
run.
Fourth rnci. for l-vei.r-olds and up. sell
ing, six furlongs: Gala Day, 103 (Shawl.
6 to 1, won; Dolly Whlthoff, 92 (Wodiler
strnnd), 7 to 5. second; Mlllstrpam, 112
(Maher), I to 1. third. Time: I.134. Myth.
Spurs, Toucher, The Hurllngtnii lloute.
Klner, lllsle Barnes mid Latchkey also
ran.
Fifth rare, for 3-yo.ir-olds nnd up. one
mllo nnd tM surds: Flist Whin. 110 (It
Williams). 5 to 3, won; Dnvld Garrlck, 101
(Maher), S to R, second; Pink dint Hi
(Mitchell), 6 to ft, third. Time. l-4!U,4
Cyruno, Couipensatlon nnd Klnus also rim
HpniiIIn nt St. I.oilln.
ST. LOt'lS, Mo., Alg. 22. -Three favorites
and n similar number of second choices
captured the events nt the Fair Grounds.
The feature of the dny was the three-quarters
of ii mile handicap which wns won by
Trliidttza. Summary:
First race, one mile: Alice Turner. 91
(Domlnlck), 1 to 2, won; Ilunsom, 100 (Dale),
13 to S and 2 to U, second; Iron Chancellor,
107 (J. Mathews), 15 to 1, third. Time:
1:42',4. Cnndock, Towers, Sangamon and
F.lsle Venner ulso ran.
Second nice, selling, six furlong": Bonn
quu, 109 (Gllmore), 3 to 1, won: Mountain
Dew. 107 (.1. Mathews), 10 to 1 and 3 to 1.
second; Whisper Low, 107 (Cochran), 20 to
1, third. Time: l:lfi',4. Monti 11.. Crystalline.
Helen II. Gardner, lint hen Lad. Goodnight,
Miss Verne. Aunt Mury. Ida C. and On
Hand ulso run.
Third race, selling, mile and a sixteenth:
Klttv Clyde, 94 (Dale), 3 to won; Joe
Douklitv. Ill (Van Dusetii, 2 to 1 and 1 to
2, second; Mitt Boykln. 104 I. May). 20 to 1.
third. Time- 1:19. Bangalore, Morgen.
Stern. Sun God, Huntress V., Judge J
Klley nnd Titus also rim
Fourth race, handuap, six furlongs:
Trliidltza. 99 (Dalel, 3 to ii, won, . J.
niikpr. 103 lit. Smith). 4 to l and 7 to 10.
Rppoml: Tom Collins. 107 (Domlnlck). 2 to
i thinl. Time: :H: Irnden also started
Fifth race, two-yeur-olds, live and one-
,f f.irlnngs: Dorothy Lee, 10.1 (Dale), 11
I tn r,, won; Wall, 118 (Domlnlck). 2 to 5, see
ond; Becundus, in (J. aiHinewsi, m i.
third. Time: 1 :0Mfc. LIU Sparks and Danella
-so r.,n.
ciwtii r.nrp nllltiir. six furlongs: Henry
of Franstamar. 103, (Corner), U to 2, won,
Dorallce, 107 (Cochran). IB tn 1, second; Lee
Flnnter. 112 (Van Duscn), 10 to 1, third.
Time: 1:13. Innuendo, Freo Lady. Very
Light, Miss Klnn nnd Mound City ulso ran
Hreoi-tlM Cut nl Dubuque.
DriH'QFK, In.. Aug. 22. The weather
and truck conditions were favorable today
for good raring lit Nutwood park. I no
attendance wus good, ln the second heat
of the 2:lf. pace Major Muscovite reduced
his record from 2:lUi to 2-.07U. In the first
heat of the 2:14 trot Sliver Wilkes reduce,!
his record from 2:13't to 2:1111. Bcsults:
Pacing. 2:1.1 class, purse J3.000 diminished
on Tuesday), six starters: .....
Major Muscovite ; t
Lady Pipes .' - - -
Knssel ; '
Tombstone ; ' J ;
Black Heart ... & B 5 f
llest lime: -:ui',. , ,
Trotting. 2:11 class, purse $1,000, six start
ers: , , ,
Prince of India - ,',
Silver Wilkes 1 -. r.
Black Bnbert '
Mardl Gras 4 4 .. 4
Best time: sin1.. .. , ,
l-'rec-for-all pace, purse $500, three start
ers: , , ,
William Mack ' 1 1
Dunton Oh So ;; - -
Purltudo - ' 6
Best time: 2:0:1.
Trotting. 2:20 class, purs $1.0no, seven
starters: , , ,
lied Juno ,', .', '
The Merchant T, T, ..
Jov Maker ' "
Free Sliver 1 2 i
Mexican Boy n i
Hcst time: -v-
l.onc Shot I'nt Over the Plntr.
ntrrt?niT. Aim. 22. Moundbullder. which
won the slx-und-a-half Mrlnngs event nl
Highland Park this ufternnon, was packed
down from f.0 to 1 and won by two lengths.
J Daly Inst two races by bad riding.
Weather tine nnd track slow. Summary ;
First race, six and one-half furlong, sell
ing: Moundbullder, 9S (Coburn), 15. to 1.
won; II. Q. Ban. 105 (Castro), 2 to 1. sec
ond; Old Fox. 102 (Wonderly), t in 2. th nl.
Time: 1:2:1U. Magog, Gold Lack, VIoletta,
Crinkle nnd Xellmore nlso ran.
Second race, live iiirnuiKs. "iuhk. ";.
1:06 (.1. Daly). 4 to 5, won; Virginia 1.. 10)
(Coburn). 4 to 1. second; Obey, 102 (Landryi,
10 to 1, third. Time: 1:03. Maltese Cross,
Antithesis, Mabunta, Lot Thomas nnd
Liiklnnen nlso ran.
ii,i.i.j ,111,, mlln l'.nnnllllil. 9.1 (I,.
Thompson). S to 5, won; Bell Punch, or. (J.
Daly). 3 to 5. second; Chopin, 93 (A. Weben.
4 to 1. third, i imc; i;uvj. i 1 ...i....
uirii mu. . . ,, i.... inn
Fourth race, six turnings: n ukuiuui, iw
.,.i 1 in 1 wnn: i prinniiin. oi 1.1
Only). 3 In 5, second; Bummer, 107 (Landry)
o 1 ihli-.l Tlnip; 1:IM'..
Firtll race, six iiirioiiKw. ni-iuiui. .
tuck, 100 (Coburn), 3 to 1, won; l ossy 1; ,
Pfi (A. Weber). 15 tn 1, seconu; neriuenci.i,
91 (J. Daly). S to 1. miri . lime: i.ii.-i.
cilnsetta. Nmioy Till, Momentum nnd
Winepress nlso ran.
mcvci.i: ii . ens at midway thacic
PrnKrmii of Speed Contests to He
Pnlli-d OIT Tnnliclil.
ti, flrf nf n unrip nf mid. weekly bicycle
race moets will be held nt the now Midway
cycle track tonight nt 8 o'clock, 'the track
will be lighted by electricity nnd the man
agement has nrranged what promises to be
an Interesting program. It wl'.l Include be
sides several professional and amateur open
races, a nvcmiie motor cycu' i m-i.,. n
two teams, one composed of local riders
and the other an eastern team. Those who
witnessed the llrst motorcycle rare which
was held Sunday last were unanimous In
declaring It about as exciting sport ns one
enres to see. Tho spectaclo of two ma
chines propelled partly by human motive
power and partly by steam going nt a
speed equalling nearly forty miles an liojr.
Is ono not often seen, especially In this
western country. One of the motorcycles
will be manned by K. C. lluusman and C
A Hutz of New Haven, fonii , while the
other will bo ridden by ltezln Bennett and
W A. Plxley of Omaha. The locnl team
has a new motorcycle which was recently
purchased from Jimmy Michael, having
boon used by htm for pacemaklng purposes
In several of his big match racrs. and de
clare that on It the $100 purao hung up by
the management will bo easy to win.
W II Stevenson, the one-nrmed cham
pion rider of America, will attempt t"
lower the two-mile nmatour world's record
nnd will be paced by one nf the motor
cycles. Arrniiue for Tenuis Toiiriinmeiil,
NOHTII PliATTK, Neb.. Aug. 2!.-(Spe-rlnl.)
A tennis tournament In which play
ers from more than a dozen towns In this
portion of the state will participate Is to
take place here during Street Fair week,
frnm Kxiit ..mlier 4 to k. The secretan of
the local tennis club, F I.. Moon. y. has
been dally In receipt nf numerous Inquiries
regarding the tournament, showing thut
Interest In It has become general One of
tho principal attractions will be the pres
ence of K, :, Fnrnswnrth, Hie (Irnnd
Island player who won the trl-stute cham
pionship at Sioux City lust week
Next wesk a preliminary tournament te
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FOR TKRMS APPLY TO UKSPKCTIVE SUPK RIORS.
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some rackets of stnivlard make for the
winners of the boys' sets. It Is expected
that forty or fifty tennis players from out
side of the city will be here uud take part
ln tho tournament.
lnternntloiir.1 Tennis Hesnlts.
Nl A O A It A-ON-T H K. I , A K K. Out.. Aug.
2:'. The preliminary nnd opening round of
tho men's singles were disposed of in the
Nlngam International tennis tournament
today nnd there are but elRht left to tight
It out. Tomorrow Collins plays Bond,
Sumner Hardy piays Alexander, Hnekett
plays Wlndner and Fischer plays S. T.
Medd. Scores:
riiiimplonslilp men's singles, preliminary
round W. 8. Bond of Chicago beat Peter
Porter of Niagara Falls, fi-2. 2-fi, 6-1.
First round Kreigh Collins of Chlrngo
bent S. O. Tate ot St. Thomas, i!-l, ti-l.
H. P. Fischer ot New York bent K. Wlmer
of Washington uy default.
S. T. Mend ot I'm onto beat A. C. Kll
master of Brautfnrd, 0-3, 4-fi, 7-fi,
Sumner llnrdv nf Sun Frnnclsro bent B.
Mulr nf Detroit, h-!l, fi-0.
F. H. Alexander of Princeton beat II.
Beard of Chicago, 6-J. fi-2.
Hurry Wldner of Chicago beat (Seorge
Peterson of St. Cutharlnes, fi-2. ti-l.
II. 11. Hnekett of Yule beat J. A. Byer
son nf Chicago by default.
A. S. Bond of ....icago beat Ilolcomb
Ward of Orange by defuult.
HesuIlM nl Hn I exit nrir.
OAI.KSBI'Ba, III., Aug. 22.-ldent wenthe.
favored today's harness races here and the
time was fast. KcsuIIh:
Pacing, 2:13 class, purs JMO: Mark
llerbv won second, third and fourth heat.i
nnd rare. Best time, 2:10'.. Major Mar
shall won the llrst hent In 2:11. Other
starters were Cumlllta F. FIosb and Plnta.
Pacing, 2:2." class, pursu $1,0X): Flash
Lightning won the first, second and sev
enth lieatn and race. Best time, 2.1'j
Constarnero won the llfth nnd sixth
heats. Best time. 2:lCi. (Inmrttn won the
third and fourth heats. Time, 2:12V I.ouN
Patche. I.eemont, Tribulation and Lassie
ulso started.
Trotting, 2:2.r. class, purse J.Vi0: Admlnil
Symms won tho first three heats nnd the
rare, llest time, 2:17U. Idema. Newton A
MacAllen, l''requent nnd Maggie nlo
started.
I'ldilie MeDlinle lleiitrn.
SPBINCFIKLD, Mass.. Aug. 22 - F.ddlo
MoDufree ro-entered Hie bicycle-racing
world tonight by riding fifteen tulles, motor
pneed, ngnlnsl Howard Freeman of Port
land, Ore., nnd wiih defented by almost
half n mile. Freeman made his thirteenth
mile Iu 1:33 1-r. and his time for ihe fifteen
miles was 2C.05 3-5. In tho ml'e amateur
handicap, final heat, Frank .1. Caldwell of
llnrtford made u sensational finish, win
ning In 2:01 -.r., which Is within one und
two-fifths seconds nf tho world's nmatour
hamllcnp record nnd establishes a world s
record for n slx-lnp track.
Mleluii'l lulU with ('minim,
BUIDtlKPOBT, Conn.. Aug. 22 In the
twenty-live-mllo motor-paced race between
Johnny Nelson and .Iltumy Michael at thu
Pleasute Beuch track this afternoon .Mich
ael dropped out In tho seventh mile, being
seized with cramps, according to his train
ers. Nelson covered tho twenty-five mile.
tn 12:112-5.
I'ntelii'ii I. on em Truck llrenrd,
MIDDI.F.TOWN. N. Y., Aug. 22-Jne
Patchen today lowered the track record of
z:m mane ny jnnn it. neniry over iiij nun
mllo track ut Uoshen two year ag .
Patchen's tlmo was 2:05.
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