THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: F1U DAY, AUGUST 2, 1001.
5
ALLOW AY AT DENVER'S MERCY
Oaiha Playeri let No Return fr Contrib-
utlnf to Hii Support.
BUCKLEY'S THROWING IS DEPRAVED
tic A mlr ' Krror I. eta In Another
Hun Knlr Sniuitlu of Hir HoiirWe
Fimillj'e Willi niul llnKKril
DnlnK.
DENVBIl, Aug, 1. -(Spcolal Telegram.)
Alloway was ay for tho locals today am!
wan glvcn ragged support. Jones was ef
foctlYo In" alt liut t'o -ittninn'i. InicKU'y'rt
had throwing- In tlir first Inntns vwis re
sponsible for two, of thu Ave runs and Mc
Andrew's, error for f.ri&iliu. Culhoun did
Kllt-cdgcd work on first ami Jones irade
n ttnr catch In Ititt llod In tho first In
ning rraston mid Mohlor lilt; bucklty
threw the Mil to ntbpr'ri stdil, but tho ba,-j
was empty and I'rcnto-i scored. Hverltt's
slnglo and C. .lories' three-bagger, together
with on error by M.Andn.'wj and another
wild throw by Jl'icUUy, netted lour more.
In the seewnd thru hits and a pass netted
two more. In the (hlrd a hit and two
passes filled tl'o l.ijr.. One ni.iti got In on
Byerlti'a , slng)r, nn l another was forced
over the plate by a. lias on bulls. Denver
scored !n the fc.ovjnlh on l. Jooi.s' three
bnso hit ,nnd an m, To hits iiml To
man's error tail'md nnot'eer In the (ilghth.
Omaha pot one !n tlio Ihlrd "on n pnsa to
Gcnlns, nn put and Calhoun's single. Tho
NobMskans jjoi two In thu sixth mi u pnf,s
to Stewart and lwo.'ji;ors by Uunkley nnd
Alloway'. Tho vts'lois miidc threo In the
ninth on an error,, a pass nnd CJcnlns'
threc-bBRgcr,, icorins llur.kloy and Alio
way. .Hcuiing'j slnln . seoi d fionlns.
Score;
DKNVlilt.
, . l AH. 11. it. O. A. 13.
1'rrston, cf..i,k 2 i o o o
Molilor, 21)...., 4 'J 2 1 4 0
Kvcrltl, ih 5 2 I 13 1 0
Dundon. 31) 3 . ) o 2 2 1
t JonH, if... 5-, J 3 1 0 0
Hlldt'lirr, ss 6 0 1 4 3 1
Morrow, rf f 113 0 0
flulllvan. c? 4 0 1 3 0 0
1J. .Jones, p 5 2 3 0 2 1
it. it. O. A.
2 10 0
2 2 14
2 I 13 1
A 0 2 2
) 3 1 0
0 14 3
113 0
0 13 0
2 3 0 2
IT 15 27 12
It .11. O. A.
2 2 10
0 3 10
0 1 13 3
0 0 0 0
10 14
0 113
0 0 13
114 0
2 lx 2 3
1, 1 24 it!
: o o o i i
Totals
40
OMAHA
AH.
3"
S
S
S
Renins, cf..i...
Fleming. lf....
Calhoun, lh....
I.otcher. rf.....
Htnwurt. 2h
3
3
4
t
3
McAndrcws. 3b,.
Tomnn, ss
Hiickley, e,.'.,i...
Allowny, p.......
Totals .......
Ueii'vcr ,
Omnha ,
,...5
o '8 a o
0 0 3 B
it.arnpti.runH
Denver, 2; Onuihn. 3. Two-
............ , a , lllllllll, O. I W-
basft Jiltaf liuckley, Allowrty. Threp-lmsn
hltsr C. Jquph, II, Jonos. Otnlps. HiiHcHon
hairs:, .OfT Allowny, 4; off Jones, 6. Struck
oiiU , Uy Allowny, 3; by Jones, 4. Hit by
pitcher: Allowny. Doublo plnys: Allowny
to CMhotln to Hiicklcy. McAndrews to Cal
houn to Hucklcy. Itndcllft to Kverltt. Time:
l;la. umpire: Jevm-.
i
lien .Molitca (llvm Hp Cntiunilriiiii.
COLOItAnO SPWNOS. Aug. l.-Des
Moines could -not solve Onston's curvs to.
day and secured only five scattering' hits.
Unth .teams fielded well. Attendance, 400.
Score:
R.ll.lS.
Colo. Springs.. 0 0 !p
1 2 1
0 0 3
0 0 4 11 2
0 0 0-3 S 2
lies Mollies...,,, ,Q 0
lines...,,, ,y u u
Ilatteries' Colorado Hprlngs, Oaston and
Donahue; Dcs Moines, Cnles nnd Cote.
Katsns City n Him Behind.
KANSAS CITY. Aug. l.-Tho bnttlng of
.both tenms was heavy. The pitching wns
Koor, Ofbson nnd WhlltrldKO ench giving n
nso on bnlls when tho bases wcro full.
AttemlHtieei- lilOOr 8ori (
It.II.R.
Minneapolis .. . 00002042 0 N 8 2
Knnsns City,... 03000013 07 7 2
Iiutterles: Minneapolis, Whlttrlilgc,
Swarmstpiul und McConnell; Knnsus City,
dlbson, Volfo nnd Uevllle.
St. Paul llntH Out a Victory.
QT. JOBUrH. Aug. l.-St. Paul early se
cured un accuratu. toad on Pitcher McDon
ald and maintained Its lead throughout the
fame, Score:'
II.H.K.
St. Paul 02001010 15 li 3
8t. Joseph 1 0 0 0 0 1. 1 0 0-3 6 2
llatterles: fit. Paul, Cognn nnd Wilson;
Ht. Joseph, McDonald and Dooln.
AVaiiterii l.rue .ttnuilliiK.
President Hlckey of tho Western league
ypsterdny announced the ofllclnl standing.
IncltiillnB yesterday's games It la us fol
lows: won. ist. p.u,
Kansas City .., 51 30
.6.10
,54:i
.512
.507
,m
.440
,43ti
.113
St. Josepn 43 21!
Stf Paul 42 40
Mlnnenpolls 39 3
Omaha ,40 3a
Colorado Springs 33 42
Den Moines , 34 44
Denver ., v , 31 44
' Western Association,
At Dnyton-iDnyton, 11: Wheeling, 1.
At Grand Rapids Grand llnplds, 0; Ma
rlon, 5.
At- Toledo Toledo, 7; Matthews, 2.
4At Columbus Columbus-I'ort Wayne
game postponed; .rain.
BOOSTS CHICAGO NATIONALS
Untie Waddrll Helps home liy Pltelilnv
Dull Hint St. I.ouU C'nnnot
Kntlioin,
CHICAOO, An. 1. In today's National
league gnnie addell pitched In grand
form, allowing but six hits and mowlnpf
his opponents down like grass when the
bates were occupied, Two fumbles by Me--l.ormlck
In the eighth Inning saved St.
Iioiila a Mhut-out. Wallace played n grout
gnmo at short. Attendance. COW. Score:
CHICAGO. , I ST. IJ3UI8.
Hartatl. If.. 1 3 10 0 llurki-f-tt, If , 0 0 : 0 0
(li-on. cf.... 1 1 I 0. 0 l'aiMen, '.'h., 10 2 2 1
Chalice, rf,,. 15 1
a 0 Mcllunn, ID. U 1 13 1 0
; 0 Donovan, rf . 0 0 2 0 0
l'U)ir, ,u,,,. &
Ilaynier, 3ht0 111
I'hIMii. :b.... 0 0 13
M'C'm'k. , 5 1 0 3
0 W'ulluca, 0 : S 4 0
a Kruser, 3b, 0 t 0 3 0
I,Nkhl)l, cf.. 0 0 0 0
Kahor, c..,,. 0 10 0 0
WmMfll.. p.. 0 I i ! 0
Kclirlviir, c.. o-lll
fuilhort, p... 0 1 0 3
Totals 5 9 IT 10 11 TotaU 1 24 14 1
Chicago ,....,.,... I 0 1 1 0 0 0 3
St. Louis !.,,.,... 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0-1
Left on liases r Chicago, 3: St. I.chiIh, 10.
Two-bssc hltsr Sudhoit, Schrlever, Hurt
sol. Sacrifice hltr Doyle. Stolen bases'
llreen, McCormlck, Doyle, Wulluce, Krugor.
Doublo piny: Wulluce to Puddeli to Mc
Onnn. ' Struck out: Hy Wnddell, P; by
Sudhoff, 1. Passed bnll: Kahoe, liases on
balls: Off Wnddell, 1; off BJdhoff, 3. Hit
by pitched ball: Uy Waddell, Hurkntt.
Padden, i-Tlme: PJB. Umpire: O'Duy nnd
Hrowni
Xi'n VgfrU Trn the Tallies.
HOSTON, Aug. l.-The Now York Na
tionals broko Doston's winning streak by
tuktng a hard-fought gamu today. Hoth
teams batted well and tlelded shnrply. Mat
thewson was eftecllve. except In the first
und ninth Innings. Dluceii was batted out
of the box In the seventh. Attendance,
5,000. Score:
NEW VOHK. , HOSTON.
n.Il.O,A.E. H.H.O.A.E.
viUH'n, cf! i n opimir, ri.... J j : o o
Hllch, If,. 3. 3 o OiOTtnnry, lb,. 1 W l J
Strand, Ib... ! 1 0 S I Utmont, :b I 3 J 1 t
Davln, 0 : 4 1 OCooluy, cf... 0 0 3 0 0
Mellrlde, rf . 0 4 1 0 0 Murphy. If.. 1 1 J l o
lliielow, lb,, 0 0 0 i lUr, 3ti,..,0 0 13 0
Wsmcr, . o... 0 0 9 1 Clonic, l t : ; o
(larxl, lb,,, 0 0 10 1 OKIttreilgp, c. 0 1 3 u 0
MtU'wson, p. 3 1 1 OUInecn, p.. . 0 1 0 0 0
NlchoU, p,,, 10 0 10
Totals 9 1117 11 :lluniUton ..11000
' 'i ' Totsli 8 11 27 w "a
Hutted for Klttredgo In the ninth.
New York 0 0 0 2 3 0 1 0 5-D
Ilosttm I 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 38
Earned' 'runs: Now York, !; lloston, 4,
Two-basa hits: McHrlde, Sclhuch. Three
bass hits; Murphy, Strang. Sacrifice hits:
Klttredgo, Helbuch, Viinllultren. Double
play: Strang to Oantul to Warner. Hoses
on bnlls: Oft Dlneen, 1; oft Nichols, 2: off
Mutthowson, 3. Struck out: Hy Dlneen, 1;
by Nichols, 1; by Mntthewson. 4. Wild
pitches: Mntthewson, Dlneen. Time: 2:cs.
Umpire: Dwyer.
Ilrooklyn Illumes Kennedy.
HnOOKtVN, Aug. l.-Today's National
gnmo wno lost by Kennedy's generosity In
giving base on bulls, Not a single hit wus
ntll the eighth. At-
temlnnce, 3,um). Score
i'HtL.ADi:t.rniA. i
n ii. 'i a.k I
I imOOKI,Y.S
1 tut O A E.
Kelly. lb... 1 14 1 2
!WIr, .. ! I m
Phpckanl. If. 0 1 2 0 0
Daly, 2b 4 0 2 3 0
pahln 4 0 I o
McCrMry. ef 1 1 I' b o
Irwin. Jb.... 0 1 o o
McOitlrr, o..O 0 1 0 0
Kennedy, p.. 0 0 1 :t 0
Thorns, cf 0 0 I 0 4
WoU'ton, J0 0 1 n
niik. rf. .. o i i
tie linnty. If. 0 I 0
McKnrl'nd, oO 0 3
JnnlnKS, lb 1 0 12
tfallmtn. Hi I) 9 I
CroM, .... 0 0 2
n 0
0
0
0
0
0
DuKcltby, p. 1 1 0
1
Totals ....S 4 34 U l Tolnln 1 '2 14 1
Two out when winning run wns scored.
Philadelphia 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1-2
Brooklyn o o o 0 1 0 o o o C 1
Knrned runs; Philadelphia, 1; Brooklyn,
1. Two-base hit; Sheckard. Stolen bacs:
Jennings, McCreery. first base on errors:
Phllndelphla, 2; Brooklyn, 1. Ift on bases;
Philadelphia, 9; Brooklyn, 6. Sacrifice hits:
Thomas, Jennings, Hallmnn. Keeler, Daly.
First base on balls: Oft Kennedy, 5: off
Dilgglesby, I, Struck out: Hy Kennedy, 3;
by Djgglcsby, 3. Time: 1:09. Umpire:
Kmslle.
Antlonnl l.cnmie NtnnilliiK.
Won. Lost. P. C.
Pittsburg IS 32 .coo
Philadelphia 40 X, .WS
Ht. Louis IS 37
Brooklyn ..It 39 ,m
lioston XI 41 .4S1
New York 35
i!lnelnnntl 31
Chicago 3,i
41
17
it
.101
.3S5
TWO AMERICANS' BREAK EVEN
Ilnllliiinrei nnd WnaliliiKton .Split Hon
ors In Their Donlile
lleniler. , HAI.TIMOUK, Aug. l.-Bnltlmoro and
Wfihhlngton Amerlcxns broko even In a
double. header hero today. The homo tenm
made n Garrison finish in tho first gnme,
but In the second Howell wns batted too
freely to allow u chance. Score, llrst game:
liALTIMOniJ, I WASHINOTON.
lt.H.O.A.K, H.1I.O.A.K.
Dunn, 2b. ... 1 2 2 4 4 Wsldron, cf. 0 1214
Donlln, If....: 1 2 1 1 l'arrell, 2b... 0 1 3 3 4
Heymour, rf . 4 1 1 0 4,I)nnsan, rf.. 0 0 2 4 4
Williams, 2lil 1 S 3 0(tM!y, 1U....0 1 S 4
Krlttrr, as... 4 113 liciarkc. r..., 4 2 2 1 4
Ilrodlo, cf...4 114 O.Kostcr. If.... 2 2 2 4 4
Hart, lb 4 4 12 0 1 Omahlln, 3b 1 1 1 2 4
llrnnali'n, c 1 2 a 4 A C'llnsinan, u! 1 1 U
Mtdlnnlty, pO 1 0 3 o'Ocur, p 4 3 114
McOraw ... 10000
Totals I HM 12 0
TotaU is ii i
Bnttcd for Mctilnnlty In tho ninth. "Two
out when winning run wns mndc.
Baltimore 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 26
Washington 02001002 03
Hncrlllce hits; Cllngman, Coughlln, Two
bnso hits: Brcsunhun, Dunn. Homo run:
Cllngmun. Stolen bases: McGlnnlty, Don
lln. Double plays: Wllllnms to Hart,
Coughlln to Farrcll. Kirst bnse on balls;
Off McOlnnlly, 2; oft Oenr, 3. Struck out:
By McOlnnlty, 1; by dear. 2. Wild pitch:
McOlnnlty. Left on bnses: Baltimore, s;
Washington, 11. Time: 2:00. Umpires:
Cnntlllon and Hnskell.
Bcoro, socond gnmo:
WASHINOTON'. BALTIMOni:.
it.H.o.A.i:.! it.ii.o.Ain.
Wsldron, cf. 1 3 3 0 0 Dunn, 3b.... 0 10 3 0
Kartell. ;b...l l l 4 ODonlln, lf..,,0 12 4 4
Dutiian, rf..0 1 2 0 o Seymour, rf . 0 1 1 11
(ira.ly, lb... 1 2 11 0 0 Williams, 2b 2 3 1 0
Clarke, c... 1 1 2 3 0 Kelater 1 2 5 2 3
Foster, If... i 2 1 I 0 0 llnvlie, cf...o 14 4 0
lougoiin, 3D l I 4 l l Hart, lb 0 1 12 ft 1
iuna;man, mi i : o liresnali'n,
Lee. V 1 1 4 '2 '4 Howell, p..
. .'.McOruw .,
Total t 1326 11 1
I Totals....
Untted for Hart In thu ninth,
out In tho llfth for Interference
C 1 1 3 1 1
.00030
.. 0 0 0 0 4
. 4 10 27 15 "s
Seymour
Washington 1 0 0 2 0 1 2 2 08
Baltimore 020 0 1100 01
Sacrifice hits: Donlln. Cllngman, Wal
dron, Coiifjhlln. Two-buse hits: Kclster 12),
Oraily, Wnldron. Thrco-base hits: Vll
llums (2). First base on balls: Oft Howell,
3: oft Lee, 2. Hit by pitched ball: Grady.
Struck out,: Jly Lee, 2. Loft on bases:
Baltimore, 4; Washington. 10. Time: 1:55.
Umpires: Cantlllon und Haskell. Attend
ance, 5,000.
WliltetvuaheN Detroit.
CHICAOO. Aug., l.-The Chicago Amer
icans gnvo Detroit another cont of white
wash toduy. Callahan hud perfect control
and allowed but ono hit. Ycager wus nlso
effective, except In the fourth und eighth
Innings, when tho loculs bunched the ma
jority of their hits nnd scored nil of tholr
runs. MfKarland'c fleldlrtK wns tho feature
Attundinee," 3,"W. 1 ScorefJ r
CHICAGO. I DETROIT.
K.H.O.A.E.I ' II.II.O.A.D.
IIy.. cf , 1 ! 2 0 OCaaey, 3b. ...4) 0 1 i 0
Jones, rf 1 1 3 0 0 Holmes, rf.. 0 0 10 0
Merte, 2b... 1 1 1 o 0 Uarrctt. ef.. 0 0 3 0 0
Den, jo.,., e o u o OOleaaon, Jb 0 0 2 11
UcK'rrnil, IfO 3 4 0 4 KlberfelJ, . as 0 0 2 2 0
llurke, 3b,.., 0 0 2 3 0
Nance, if.... 0 0 3 0 0
BriUKurt, as,, 4 1 2 & 1
Crockett, lb. 0 0 10 0 0
HuKilen, c.. 4 0 4 0 0
lluIoiv, c... 0 0 1
2 4
vanaiian, p. 1 2 4 3 0
Yfugur, p.... 0 113 0
Totals..,,, 4 10 27 M l Totals 0 1 tit 12 1
uvuAVVUU t
Detroit 00000000 0-0
Left on bases: Chicago, 4; Detroit, 4.
Thrce-baso hits: Jones, Sliugart, Alertes.
Sacrifice Jilts: Jones, Cuscy. Stolen base:
Barrett. Double plays: Casey to Glenson
to Crockett, Ycager to Crockett. Struck
out: By Callahun, 1; by Yeiiger, 1. Buses
on bolls: Off Cullnhnn, 2. Time: 1:40. Um
pires: Shcrldnn and Mannssau.
Athletics llent llostmi.
PHILADI3LPHIA, Aug. l.-Phlladelphla
Amerlcuns defentcd noston todny in a game
in which both pitchers were touched up
rathar lively. The visitors out-bntted the
but tho 1'hllndelphlans' hits were better
punched, yiltse wns ulso given better aup
ance 2 i?4 ,8c.t00.,J.uccorJe, Cuppy. Attend-
lMIILAOKtJMIIA. I BOSTON
Kults. cf 1110 iu . Vu:
I)avl, lb., 1 1 S u' O.Stahl,' cf'..'.'.'. 2 2 S 0 0
Crofs, 3b.... 12 13 OCblllns. 3b... 33100
Iujola, 2b.... 3 3 3 3 o
freeman. Hi 1 2 I 0 0
aayuoiu, rr.. 1 l 3 0 0
Mclntyre, It. 1 3 0 0 1
Powers, c..,. 0 16 10
Dolun. sa a t " i
llemplilll, rf4 1.3 0 0
rarvnt, as,,. 0 3 0 1 3
1'errls, 2b..., 0 0 3(0
Schreck, c... 0 0 1 l -1
Vlltse, p..., 0 14 10
Cuppy, p.... 110 3 4
Totals 8 12 27 10 ! Totals 0 12-24 1.4
Philadelphia 1 0 1 0 0 0 3 0 &
Uootou 30210000 0H
Burned runn: Boston. 6: Philadelphia, 4.
Two-buso hits: stnhl, Collins (3), Freemun,
Davis Lajole (2), Seyboid. Mclntyre. Do
L"";. Hflmc '""J Freeman. Stolen bases;
J-ultz. Cross. Double plays: Lajole to Do!
Ian. Left on bases: Boston, ti; Phlladel
iL' iV ,atru.ck ,iK!:. u' Wlltae, 3. Passed
Sai,: bohreck. Wild .pitch: Cuppy. Time;
3:00. Umpire; Connolly. '
Anierleaii Lenirne StumlliiK,
Won. Lost.
Chicago
Boston
Baltimore ...
Detroit
Phllndelphla
Washington
Cleveland ...
Milwaukee ..
P. C.
.6
.593
571
.512
.453
.431
.375
.350
29
47
44
43
3G'
33
31
30
32
33
3.X
42
43
49
51
.Southern I.eiiKiie.
M KM I'll IS, Tenn., Aug. l.-Score;
Memphis 01 100001 -316l3
Selmii 000 0) 0020 02 ti 2
Batteries: Memphis, Ithodos nnd Lauzon;
belmn, Hnlley and Moore.
L1TTLU BOCK, Ark., Au3. l.-Scoro;
Llltlo Hock....0 0 3 0 0 1 1 0 i'Vl K2
Blrmlnghum .. 0 1 o 0 l o o o o2 5 l
Batteries. Little Hock. Allemanc nnd
Lynch; Birmingham. Wllhelm and Culver.
NKW OHLKAN3, Aug. l.-Score:
New Orleans . 0 2 0 1 0 0 -1 0 (Mf's
Chattanooga .. 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 23 t 2
?.iiL."UNPW 0rl"n,i1Dntinehowcr and
ANestlnke; Chnttnnooga, Clayton and Hoth.
filltner Wln from .urorn.
OILTNKR. Neh., Aug. lsr-(fepe;l,il Tcle-grani.)-Glltner
defeated Aurora .u buce
ball this afternoon, io to C, on Glltner's
grounds Score:
Olltner 0 0 2 2 0 3 0 3 10
Aurora 0 400000105
Batteries: Olltner, Thomas. Heed'r.
Wunck nnd Thomas; Aurora, Klumb and
Jeffers,
Kearney Too I'nst for f'nxiiil,
COJCAD, Neb., Aug. l.-(8pecl.U Telegram.)
Kearney defeated Coznd at base ball to
day 17 to 5. Score;
Kearney 0 5 5 0 0 3 0 0 417
Cozad , 2 o 0 1 1 0 1 0 05
Batteries: Kearney. Black, Saline und
Hurmun; Cozud, Atkinson, Arnold nnd
Kennedy.
Tliree-I l.entrue. '
i A.1 ck Island-Rock Island, 10; Bloom
Ingtpn, 0,
a! I?iiv,Worit".V:vn,i"v'.1,p' davenport, 2.
At Ilockford-Hockford, 3: Decntur, 0.
Rnplds I81" ,ln,ll,,-Trro Haiiti', 4; Cedar
HnskelU Win Aiiuln.
M COOK, Neb., Aug, l.-(8p.iclal Tele-
gram.) A Lira rrnwil nw tKi I,.. 1.11
fiRne ihe.re. aflfrnoon between l net,
mioncn iiiuinns una mccook. The Indians
won 10 to 4,
made oft Kennedy u
THE ABBOTT TO RACE AGAIN
Will Be Able to Meet 0r3Ciat, Auguit 15,
Ai Pint Pl&nied.
COLUMBUS MEETING HAS ITS BIG DAY
I'll' Tlionaniul People Hnterlnlneil
ulth (iood Contests In Slotv Clnsaes
of Grnmt Circuit
ProKrnni.
COLUMBUS, O., Aug, 1. Cresccus and
The Abbott will race over the Brighton
Beach track August 15 during the meet
ing of the New York Breeders' associa
tion. This nrrangemcnt was made hero
today after V. L. Marks, manager of The
Abbott, had seen tho champion trotter
work rf mile In 211, the last half In 1:01
and the last quarter In :29fc.
The Abbott has had a touch of distemper
nnd It was reported last week that the
special match race was off. The horse has
Improved wonderfully and seems to have
all his former hurst of arced. Mr. Marks
arrived hero this morning, saw Tho Ab
bott work out and held a conference with
Trainer (leers, lie then Informed Secre
tary McCully of the Brighton Bench asso
ciation that his horse would meet Cresceus
on tho scheduled dato. The race will he
three In five heats to harness,
This was tho big dny of ho Orand Cir
cuit meeting hero and more than 5,000
pcoplo watched tho harness horses perform
over tho last track. Tho weather was ab
solutely perfect nnd nil tho conditions
were conducive to excellent sport.
The first event was tho unfinished 2:14
trot, four heats of which were decided on
Wednesday, Dr. Book having two to his
credit and Ornclc Onward and Wnubau one
each. Or, Book was a worm favorlto nt
2 to 1 over the field nnd there was con
sternation when Wauban won tho fifth
heat, with Dr. Book well back. The fa
vorite, however, camo to the front In tho
sixth heat and won easily, Wauban making
two disastrous breaks.
Tho featuro of the day was the 2:06
pace, tho fastest class of tho meeting, In
which seven good horses faced the starter.
Hetty O. was made the favorlto at 150 to
140 over tho field, with Bonnie Direct nnd
Illley B. at equal odds for second choice.
Tho handsome son of Direct won the first
heat In 3;05, his own record mado here
last season. Hetty O. duplicated tho per
formance. In tho second heat, reaching the
wlro first In her own record time of L'cOjV'h
To tho surprise of her backers she was
unable to repeat and Kdlth , practically
unconsidered, won tho next three heats
and too race. Egozcn, 2:06 was drawn
after "tho second heat, having s twined a
tcudon. Tho Injury will keep him off tho
track for the rest of the year.
Tho two slow classes wont to tho favor
ites In fast tlmo. Dainty Queen, In the
2:24 pace, lost the first two heats In 2:104,
but came hack easily the strongest of tho
field In tho next thrco, Coptor, In tho 2:25
trot, stopped tho second heat In 2:12V and
beat his field handily.
The weather Indications are favorable to
night for the last'day's racing and Cresceus'
trot against his recbrd of 2:02 tomorrow.
The track Is lightning fast-nnd needs llttlo
work. ' 1
Ttiurmlny llesult.
i t
First men (unfinished), 2:14 trot, yiurso
12,000 (four heats Wednesday):
Doctor Book, b. tr,, by Mc- i ,
Kinney (Durfeo) ,a 1 2 4 2 1
Wnubap, k g., ' by Pilot '
Medium (Curtis) j.,.,.2 2 4 112
Crude Onwurd, ch. m.
(Macey). ,.i .4 3 1 2 3 ds
Nancy King. blk. m.
(Majors) 3 4 '3 3 ds
A J D. b.'g. (Huston) 5 . 5 dr
Dot Miller, b. m. (Walde)...ds
Time: 2:li;', 2:iou, 2:iy. 2:124, 2:122.
2:13,4. ' 1
Second race, 2:21 classT ' pacing, purse
12,500:
Dainty Qdcen, blk. in.,- by
Peeler (Munson) 2 .2 1 1 1
Xnvo, ch. m. (McLuna & Mc-
DOwolI) ,.;.l 4 4 2 2
Jean Cuylcr. ch m. (Murphy). 4 3 2 2 3
Miss Gertrude, br. m. (Hall), .3 .1 3 4 d.i
Charlie Hofnr, b. g, (Huston). ..ds
KHiel Brown, blk, m. (Curtis).. ds
Time: 2:l0'i, 2:10U 2:l2ij, 2:12ft, 2:12i.
Third race, 2:00 class, pacing, purse 12,000:
Edith W, b. m by Ben Lomitii
(Turner) 3 4 111
Hetty O, b. m. (Mclnerney)..4 13 4 2
Bonnie Direct, blk. h. (Mc-
Henry) l 3 5 5 5
Riley B, blk, h. (Krvln) 2 2 4 3 3
ICyelct, gr. m. (Kenney) 5 C 2 2 4
MUtou S. b. h. (Powell) 6 5 G 6 dr
Kgozen, b. Ii. (Cntchflcld) 7 7 dr
Tlmo: 2:05,j, 2-,mi, 2:0&H. 2:07'4, 2:07?i.
Fourth race, 2:25 class, trotting, purso
$2,000:
Canter, br. B by Clclllnn (Mar
vin) ,...4 i i i
Captain Brocket!, b. g, (i:rvlii),,..l 2 3 2
Algonettn, l. in. (Sanders) 3 4 2 3
Delccto, blk. g. (Young) .....2 '3 4 1
Big Dutch, b. r. (Lewis) ,5 ds
Time: 2:15U.' 2:121,4, 2:14, 2:14;.
GOOD RACES AT FREMONT
People Tnke Holiday and See Home
Close Contests, In Which
Favorites Win,
FREMONT Neb., Aug, l.-(Speclal Tele
gram.) The business houses of tho city
closed this afternoon on account of the
races nnd consequently the grandstand was
pucked anil tho quarter-stretch fence lined
with people. Tho crowd went out to enjoy
itself and had a good time. The llrst race
wns a series of processions. Tho bay
homo Norviil Chief led easily. Tho next
race was an exciting one. There were nine
starters und they were well bunched. The
second heat wus the prettiest of the five.
I he sorrel mnro Princess nnd tho bay muro
Mnn Russell camo down tho stretch ul
most together, the sorrel gradually pulling
ahead and cumo under tho wlro a close
winner. There wins a bad spill in the Inst
heat. Empress and F.vn Victor came to
gether on the Inst quarter, tho wheels
locked nnd both sulkies were smashed, The
drivers were unhurt. A four-horse running
chariot race of a half-mile was run at the
closn of this race.. In tho running race the
wlso ones booked so heavily that tho odds
went from 2 to 1 to 3 to 5 and the lunk bay
lauded tho first money easily. Results:
2:20 trot, purso 1250:
Norvnl Chief, b. s., by Norvul
(Woodcock) l l j
Ludy Bird, l, m by Hlnor (J. J.
Myers) 2 2 2
Claud C, b. m by Pellutlr (Pown-
lee) 3 3 3
Time: 2:20, 2.2MJ, 2:27',4, 2:26H.
2:23 race, purse 1250:
Nina Russell, b, m by Mont
RUBsell (Lottu) ti 2 1 1 1
Princess V, s, tn., by Pennant
(VnnAxtell) 1 13 5 2
Jesse Kllng, b. m,, by Tuccun-
nett (Halght) 2 12 2 3
Fred 11, br. g., by Omuha
(Heln) 4 3 6 4 4
Kvn Victor, b. m,, by Hurry
Victor (Wiley) 3 5 4 6 ds
Empress, b. m., by Lyle
Wilkes (Pntro) 5 li 5 3 ds
Troubadoi, b. g by Repub
lican (Iseman) 8 7 7 ds
Cora Bell, b, in., by Umpire
Wilkes (Coycoult) 7 ds
Time: 2:2o, 2:194, 2:2I4, 2:23, 2:21',.
3-yonr-old trot, purse J250:
Llllv B, b, m by Conqueror
(Brown) 3 i j
H.e.l,..Yn."' " ''' Idnvitn (Hart),...l 2 2
All ItlBht, br. g by Clegrlght (Brad-
burg) 3 a
Swift Wing, I), m., by Swift Bird
(Huunsom 3 4 4
Time: 2:394, 2:39, 2:35.
BRIGHTON DERBY IS TAME
Wler Color Wlnsj It hy 1'lve l,eitKMia
Without Any Ileal t.'om
petltl N :U . .,?,"iv' AUK' - I"" "rluhton
Derby of 110. uo wns run ut Brighton Beach
today, but llko the Brighton cup race un
Saturday It wns disappointment so far as
any contest was concerned. Only three,
horses fared the starter, They were Water
Color. All Green nnd Morlalto. Tho first
named so far o.it-ciassed the other two nn.
pareptly that lie wus held at 1 tu 7 In the
betting. All Qreen being 10 to 1 and Mor
tallo t to 1. It resulted Just as expected In
a practical walk-over for Wnter Color All
Green ran within a length of him for ii
mile or more and then Water Color romped
awny with long, even strides, nnd won
galloping by five lengths In the good time
of 2:31 1-5. All Green Was" ten lengths be
fore Mnrtnllo, who was out-run all the way.
The track wus fast Results:
First race, live furlongs: Ivory Hells. 110
(Hcuuchump), 7 to 1 nnd 2 to 1, won; Dun
well, 110 (Landrv), 15 to 1 und 6 to l,ec
ond; Chickadee, 110 (Burns), 15 to 1 und 6 to
1. third. Time; 1:012-5. Step Onwurd,
Octoroon, Lleschen, Avis, Llnorn, DeLale,
yueen of Dlxinna. Gulf St ream. Mowlch,
Ischium, Singing Nymph und Miss Patsy
ulso ran.
Socond nice, one mile und a sixteenth,
selling: Doctor Preston, 110 (Landry), 2 to
1 nnd I to 5, won; Inshot, 100 (Thompson),
7 to 2 and 6 to 5, second; Tavetth 106 (Sims),
:i to 1 nnd 6 to 5, third. Time: 1:17 2-5. Bal
loon, Anna Darling and Barbetto nlso run.
Third nice, one mile nnd seventy yards:
May W, 105 (Shaw). 2 to 1 and 7 to 20, won;
Water Cure. 105 (Cochrnn), 1 to 2 nnd out.
second; St. Flnnnn, ln6 (Burns), 12 to 1 nnd
7 to 5, third, Time: H4I1-5. Only three
stnrted.
Fourth race, Brighton Derby of UO.OoO,
one mllo and it halt: Water Color, 120
(Spencer), 1 to 7 nnd out, won; All Green,
lit; (Shnw), 10 to 1 and even, second; Mor
tallo. Hi; (O'Connor),, 8 to 1 nnd 3 to 5,
third. Time: 2:31 1-5. 'Only three stnrted.
Fifth rnce, six Mrlongs; Thu Rival, 110
(Shaw), 9 to 2 and 8 to 5. won; Ascension,
93 (II. Michaels). 5 to 1 and S to 5, second;
Lombre. 105 (Heiiuchnmp), 5 to 2 and even,
third. Time: 1-11 1-5, Lady Sterling, Father
Wencker, Fair Knight, .(rl, Byrne of Rod
crea and City Rank also ran,
Sixth race, six furlongs, selling: Mar
gruvlate, 112 (Landry). 7 In 5 nnd 3 to 6,
won; Scurry, 111 (Michaels), 5 lo 1 and 2 to
1. second: Whistling Con, 113 (O'Connor). 15
to 1 and 6 to 1, third. Timor 1:1.12-5. Goebel,
Gold Fox. Bill Mussle, Connie, The Burling
ton Route, Brown Dale, Venturo nnd
Plncher ulso ran.
At Mil" theme.
CHICAGO. Aug. l.-Jockey Wlnklleld was
reprimanded by Presiding Judge Ross ut
Hawthorne tills afternoon for carel"ss
handling of Hnrgls, the favorite. In the
tlrvt race, Parnassus, ut u long price, beat
out Htirgls by a head. Before this race
Nut Goodwin ran away a mile und a half,
but nevertheless showed good speed for
three furlongs when thu race was on. Thu
Conqueror 1 1 had little dltllculty in winning
after a long line of defeats, The track was
comparatively fast, llrst tlmo In n week.
Results:
First race, live nnd n half furlongs: Par
nassus, 95 (BlrkenrJch), 3 to l, won; Hur
gls, 107 (Wlnklleld), 9 to 5, second; l.npldus,
W (Ransch), 10 to 1. third. Time: 1:0H'V
Red Hook, Arnnsas, Mllinsii, Hcnga W,
Marcos and Nut Goodwin also run.
Second race, seven furlongs: Tho Con
queror 11, lus (Knight), 1 to 2, won; Hen
Battle, 112 (J. Hicks), 7 to 2. second; Hrnuty
Book, 112 (Hansen), 30 to I. third. Time:
l:2&',4. Honey Boy, Precursor, Anthracite,
Strangest and I. mice Him also ran,
Third rare, steeplechnse, short rourse:
Frond. 119 (Lloyd), 4 t 1. won: Donation,
141 (W. Hughes). 12 tn fi. second; Choicest,
131 (Sinter), 9 to 5. third. Tlmui 2:554.
Viking nnd Dick Furber also run.
Fourth nice, one mile and twenty ynrds,
purse: Six Shooter. 107 (Knight), 9 to 10,
won; Argregor, 102 (Domlnlck), 20 lo 1. fee
oud; Flying Torpnhv 104 (Wlnkfleld), 2 to 1,
third. Time: 1:42-. Amnur, Condram.
Knmlr and Hurt D also rnn.
Fifth race, six furlongs, handicap: J. V.
Klrbyi 107 (Wlnklleld). to 5, won; Rose
War, 103 (nansch), 2 to 1, second, Juubert,
110 (Dupeo), 16 to 0, third. Time: 1:15.
Mlrncto. II also niu.
Sixth race, one mil and a' sixteenth, well
ing: Gawalne, 94 fttutiHCh), 4 to 1, won;
Nettle Regent. 100 (T. Knight), 0 to 1, sec
ond; Odnor, 93 (Gormlcy), 3 to 1. third.
Time; 1:49. Our Nellie. Olllc J. Golden
Sceptre, Prnlrle Dog nnd Elghor also ran.
At Delninr Purk, St. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 1. Lord Neville wns tho
only winning favorite ut Delmar today.
Four second choices nnd nn outsider scored
In the other events. Truck fast. Results:
First nice, five furlongs, selling: Honnl
cosa. 103 (O'Neill), 3 to 1. won; Irosuta. 103
(Irvln), 6 to 1, second: Badger, 101 (Cogs
well), 20 to 1, third. Time: 1:044. Leneta,
Fcrreno, Florrlo S,, Mudu Noll,, Lady Alzn
und Muzznru nlso ran.
Second race, sir furlongs, purse: .The
Wag, 107 (Watson), 5to 1, won: Nannie J,
102 (O'Neill),. 12 to 1, second; Little Henry,
105 (Grand). 6 to 1, third, Tlmo: 1:1714.
Tortugas, Miss Verne, lilslo Venner, Phos
phorous, Cnptuln Lowery, Invocation and
Velnaquez also run. Capital and Kenneth
Junior fell. .
Third race, five and n hnlf furlongs, Bell
ing: Taby Tosel. W (Ti O'Brien), 7 to 2,
won; Liuly Brikwr Kit (Murphy). 20 to 1,
second; Mlss Dorn,'10ti(Dalc). S to 1. third.
Time: 1:09V WJssvndluo, Sting, Potheen
und Jordan nlso, ran.
Fourth rnce, one mile and a quarter,
selling: Lee Bruno, 106 (Olliporu),, 8 lo 1,
won; Benn, 102 (T. O'Brien). 6 to 5. second;
Irving Mayor, S9 (Enrl), 30 to 1, third.
Time: 2:W4. John f.nfferty, Tom Ollmore,
Judge Btendman nnd. Kugulna S also ran.
Fifth race, seven furlongs, selling:
Churles C. 110 (Gtlmore), 5 to 1, won; Hue
Johnson, 103 (T. O'Brien), even, second:
Dan Puxtoil. 106 (Dnlo), 2 to 1, third. Time:
l:2.S4. Queen Quality, Harry 1-Ioyd nnd
Stuff also ran. ,
Sixth race, six furlongs, purse: Lord
Neville, 107 (T. O'Brien). 4 to 5, won; Surd,
102 (Llndsey), 7 to 2, second; Kazan. 10)
(Ollmore), 6 to 2, third. Time: 1:15. Nellie
Helmuth and Robert Junior also ran.
At Windsor,
DETROIT, Aug, 1. Weather fine nnd
track fust. Results:
First ruce, seven and a halt furlongs,
selling: Pine Chip, 104 (Steele), 2 to 1. won;
Nclse Morris, 100 (J. Martin). 5 to 2, sec
ond; Doctor Fannie. Ill (H. Watson), lo to
1. third. Time: 1:37. Doctor Clark, Pretty
Rosle, Ruth Porks nnd Brown Vail also
"second rnce, six furlongs, selling: Tempt.
104 (C. Murphy), 4 to 1, w'on; Benga , 108
(nutter), 3 to .1, second; Polly Blxby, 109
Miller), 12 to 1. third. Time: 1:1514. The
Oeeser. A. T. Hnra. Jim Gore II, Round O.
John Todd, Cupa, Murrtt, Colonel Rorer and
Mlneou also ran. ,,,...
Third nice, six furlongs, selling: Meggs.
106 (Michaels), 5 to 2. won; Incandescent, C8
(Steele), 15 to 1, second; Mrs. Dunluls, 94 (J.
Martin). 4 to 1. third. Time: 1:15. K Id
Hampton, Hunting, Old Ph I. Myrtlo R. Vie
Lnmon nnd Ninety Cents also rap.
Fourth race, six furlongs: Trebor. 100
(Howell), -3 to 1 and 0 to 5. won; Espionage
e" (Rice). 8 to 5 nnd 3 to 6. second: Red
Annie 87 (Steele), 8 to 5, third. Time:
um' Edwar. Roth. Clorlta and Illmtline
also run. Volma Clark finished llrst, but
wns dlsqunllfled for fouling Clorlta.
Fifth rnce, live furlongs; Nellie Waddell,
115 (Rutter). 1 to 2 nnd out. won; Hun
ressa. 115 (Olvens), 3 to 1 an 17 to 10 sec
ond; Elgtvn. 107 (Hothersol ), 30 to 1. third.
Tlmo: !, Erne und Lu Crlmiio also
"sixth race, one mile, selling: John Mc
Elroy. ICS (Herman). 4 to 5 and out. won;
Hen O' Fallon. 107 (MUler), 3 to 1 nnd even,
second; Toluca. 104 (Wnlkcr). 4 to 1. third.
Time; 1:43. Rotterdam, Osman oud Be
queath nlso ran,
At Fort Hrle.
BUFFALO, N. Y Aug. l.-Weather line
and truck good nt Fort Lrlc. Results:
First ruce six furlongs, selling: lyrb.i,
107 (Cunningham), 7 to 1. won; Ludy BHvar,
M (L. Juckson). 3 to 1, second; Tumurln, 310
(Houclt), 3 to t, third. Time: 1:154,
Second rnce. four nnd a half furlongi:
Moderator, 101 (Mlnden), 7 to 2, won; Bar
ricade. 101 (Wonderly), 9 to 5 nnd 3 to a,
second; Kntherlne R, 101 (Gough), 12 to 1,
third. Time: 0:5C4. ,, . ....
Third race, one mile and n sixteenth:
Wine Press. 100 (Wonderly), 11 to 5 and 4 to
5, won; Bell Court. 100 (L, Thompson), 4 to
1 and 8 to 5, second; Radford, 10j (Troxler),
7 to 1. third. Time: 1:404.
Fourth race, live furlongs: lac, 112 (H.
Lewis), 5 to 2, won; Easy Street, li)8 (L.
Thompson), 4 to 1, second: Concertlnn, 107
(J. Daly). 7 to 1, third. Time: 1:03.
Fifth race, six and a half furlongs: Hie
away. 107 (Wonderly). 11 to 10. won; Eu
clulre, 105 (McQuade). 7 to 2 and 7 to 5, sec
ond; Branch. 103 (M. Hill), 6 to 1, third.
Time: 1:214.
Sixth race, six furlongs, selling: Maggie
W. 93 (Jackson), 5 to 2, won: Maple, 10j
(Wonderly), 7 to 2, Becond; Badinage, 10j
(Troxler), 10 to 1, third. Time: 1:15V4.
TERRY IS TO MEET ROBERTS
London "Wonder Minted to Contest
World's ChnniploiiNhli with the
I'neoiiiinercil McUm em.
NEW YORK. Aug. 1. Sam Harris and
Sam Fltzpntrlck, the respective manugers
of Terry McGoiem and Jack Roberta of
London, the English feutherwelglit eham
plon, met today and ngreed on a match be
tween their men for the world's champion
ship at 126 pounds, to weigh tn ut 3 o'clock
on tho afternoon of tho day on which tho
fight is to tnka place, Thirty days from
today is the time given for the reception Of
bids from athletic clubs who muy want to
bring off the mutch und all communications
In this respect lire to ba sent to Al Smith
at the Ollsey House, this city.
llnlry nnd fihreek Tnnlirht.
Dnny Haley of Omaha will meet Mlko
Shreck of Cincinnati In a twenty-round
bout at the Red Light theater In South
Omaha tonight. Both men hnve been In
hnrd training since tho match wus ar
ranged three weeks ago. Haley is working
in North Omaha. Shreck In South Omnhn.
Tiaeh weighs about 167 pounds. The purse
Is 1500, while there Is a aide bet of J200.
IS AN HONORABLE DEFEAT
Indcptudoict Dots Well in Losing Hict
with Otlumbiiu
BEATEN FIVE MINUTES IN THIRTY MILES
.Inlls I'll a (eat In Mcennd Left of Course
Before Fnlr llreer.e Vlnllunt
W I im Cup for
Vmrls.
NEWPORT. It. I., Aug. L Independence
had an opportunity today to show Its met
tle. Although defeated by Columbia, It
was by no means disgraced. Over a tri
angular ocean course of thirty mites, In a
brcezo light at the start and fresh at tho
finish, tho conqueror of Shamrock beat In
dependence five minutes and fourteen sec
onds, corrected time.
Tho first ten miles of the course was n
beat to windward. Columbia at one tlmo
was nearly half a mile In tho lead, but as
the wind freshened Independence pulled up
considerably. Then camo n run down the
wind, with the breeze In starboard quarter.
Independence wns left fur astern by Co
lumbia In this leg. From the second mark
to the finish oft Brenton's Reef lightship It
was a reach with the wind a little before
the port beam, In this leg Independence
did Its best work of tho day. It gained ono
minute nnd forty-nine seennda on Columbln.
It was heeling over considerably at times
and going very fast. It sailed the last
leg of tho course, ten nautical miles. In
45 minutes and 4. seconds, or better than
thirteen knots nn hour.
Vlllgant won the cup for yawls nnd KI
mlnn the cup for schooners, A dozen steam
yachts accompanied the racers over tho
course.
Independence was measured hy John Hy
slop, measurer of the New York Yacht
club, before It was towed out of the har
bor this morning. Four tona of lead had
been taken out of It, consequently Ita
waterllne length was reduced to SS.03 feet,
fourteen Inches less than Columbia's.
Mr. Hyslnp figured out lis racing length
at 102,79 feet and calculated that It must
allow Columbia thirty-one seconds over a
thirty-mile course Instead of the forty
thrco seconds It was penalized with In pre
vious races.
Official tlmo of the race:
Name. Stnrt. Finish. Elapsed. Cor.
Columbia ii:io;0rt 3.1:22:67 3:12:57 3:42:26
Independence 11:I0:() 3:27:40 3:17:10 3:17:40
PONTA DELGAIM. Azores Islands, Aug.
L Shamrock II anchored nt Grl5 p. m. and
Krln let go lln anchors at RiCO p. m. Tho
two yachts experienced excellent weather.
The dally runs from Sunday last were 200,
267, 287,- 214 and, up to today at noon, J7t!
miles. They passed no ships, The cup
challenger was towed only during cnlms.
CADILLAC BEATS MILWAUKEE
Detroit Vneht In lie a First It nee nt
Second Serlea for Clip lle
fendershlp. .iV.n,C.A0?'.AuK- l -ln e "t of the ad
ditional trial rnces for the Cnnnda cup.
salted today betwceii Cadillac of Detroit
and Milwaukee of Milwaukee, thu former
boat scored a victory, defeating Its rival by
about eight minutes.
The race i was nine knotH to wlndwnrd and
r)?t.u!!n ,nurl"B the first hour Milwaukee,
did the. faster work, and when the boats
camo about on their first tack it hnd a lend
of about half n mile. It went around the
buoy well In the lead, but from that time
l" the finish Cadillac pained slowly but
steadily. Three miles from the flnlshlns
line It came, up wlth Milwaukee und the
;aco wns ended then nnd there. Cadillac
Increased its lend nil tho wny to the line
nnd had a substantial lead aa It went over
the mark.
The additional rncea arc the best two In
three und the second rnce will be sailed to
morrow. .
jSisaiir cudi,,ac'
NEW TEAM J-0R PITTSBURG
Johnson Snld to Have Hired Plnycrai
nil Prepared to Invndc the
Sin ok)- City.
CHICAGO, Aug, l.-Tho Rccord-Hernld
tomorrow will say: It Is stated positively
that all arrangements have been made by
President Johnson to place n team In Pitts
burg In opposition to the Nutlopnl league.
lour players huvo already been pledged
by tho American league for the club there.
They are: Juke Becklcy, Clurence Beau
mont, IlanB Wagner and Jesse Tannehlll.
It Is claimed that others have nlrendy
signed enntructs to appear with the nsw
organization. It is slated that Colonel Kfrr,
who wns formerly connected with the Na
llonnl League club In Pittsburg, will bo ut
the head of the new American club,
.Match Game of Tenpins.
A match gamo of tenpins for $25 was
rolled on Clark'a ullcys Inst night, with
this result:
1st. 2d. 3d. Total.
Huntington 169 191 1M) 540
Wlgmnu 151 1S1 157 492
Read 161 158 186 505
Totals
Emery ...
Unload ...
Zarp
481
1st.
163
159
161
533 523 1,637
2d. 3d. Total.
16S
159
163
183 514
161 482
150 477
Totals 480 490 497 1,173
Tennis nt MliiiiefnuLcn.
MINNEAPOLIS. Aug. l.-Tho feature of
today's play In the tennis tournament nt
Deep Haven, Lnko Mlnnetunka, wns the
contest between A. C. Snow and L. H.
Wnldncr. both of Chicago, In tho seml
llnnls, tho former winning three seta out
of live 3-fl, 6-3, 3-6, 6-4, 6-3,
Ale xnndrlii KIiIn Win In n Wnlk,
ALEXANDRIA. Ncti., Aug. l.-(Speclnl.)
The Exeter Klda were defeated hy the
Alexandria Kids at base ball yesterday, 11
to 3. Score:
Alexandria 1 1 0 4 0 1 0 1 011
Exeter . 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 I 03
S(n pi eh n rat Khiila Out roluinhiis,
STAPLEHimST. Neb,, Aug. l.-(Speclnl
Telegram.) Staplchurst defeated Columbus
nt baso ball today 5 to 0. Tobey pitched
winning ball, but Ids support woh ragged.
Batteries: Staplohurst. Duffer and Welg
hardt; Columbus, Tobey und Cooledge.
Wnriuest July In Knnanx.
LAWRENCE, Kan.. Aug. 1. The weather
report of tho University of Kansas says of
the month of July that It was the warmest
month of any named on the thirty-four
years' record. Its mean temperature waB
30 degrees, 8' degrees above tho
July average, The nearest approach to
It was July, 1868, with a mean temperature
of 85 degrees. The mercury reached 90
degrees on every day of the month, nn un
precedented fact, and passed the 100 mark
twenty-one days, eighteen of which were
consecutive.
OreKOii la Cool UiioiikIi.
PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. l.-Accordlng to
the weuther bureau tho mean temperaturo
In this city for July was 62.8. tho lowest In
twenty-llye years, The mnxlmum temporu
ture for July wus 83 degrees,
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
Dr. Ira VnnCamp has moved to Geary,
Okl, He nnd his wife left for their new
home yesterday. Their dnjghter, Miss
Berthn, has been In Oklahoma for somo
time,
President Burt of Iho Union Pacific and a
party of friends left In his private car last
night for a week's llshlng trip In Minne
sota. Among thosn In the party are Judge
Mungcr. Judge Ogden, Judge Ives, Mr. Hal
of Cedar Rapids, In., and K. C. Moore
housu, J. Irving Rend, who formerly taught In
tho Omaha High school, and his wife an
son arj spending the summer nt Berkeley,
Cnl., where Mr. Read Is attending tho iunv
iner school of tho University of California
At the close of the summer schoil th y will
go to Maderla. Cal,. where Mr Reai hs
been eli-ctod to tho prlnclpulshlp of th'
IIIsli school.
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