SAINTS WIN A CLOSE CAME
Omahani Milt Mots Hit Than 'Visitor!,
bat Loie by a Bun.
SHOW fOOR JUDGMENT IN IASE RUNNING
Roarkeltes Miss Their Opportunity to
Mtln the Uuk la the Flrat by
Taking Lens; Chances la
Stealing Baca.
tj Joseph took the flrat of tha series
yesterday afternoon by batting out tha
u H'vcitiwi 7 kuii in nits mum inning nu
y muiiii ii a itKif ini itourseites losi ineir
1 opportunity to win In the flrat Inning by
poor Judgment In baae running, when they
aeemlngly had Chlnn at their mercy. After
that Chlnn settled down and wss 'more pr
Icea of a puzzle to the locals except for a
few scattered l.lta. Bchafstall waa In ele
gant form, too, and kept tha hits well scat
tered until the ninth.
Tha game started out with everything
favoring the locala. The flrat three up for
the Balnta were sent to the bench In a
hurfy and Carter whanged out a alngle at
the beginning of Omaha's beta. Oenlna
batted the ball to Maher and McBrlde let
It got thr6ugh him at second, while Carter
spread on to third.' Miller went out at flint
and Oenlna reached second on the out Then
Shugart drove the ball down to Maher and
Carter tried to steal home, but waa pinched
three feet from the plate..
Nipped at the Plate.
Welch singled and Oenlna scored and
Shugart made third. A moment latef Shu
gart tried to steal In while Welch was
going to second and Garvin got him at the
plate with plenty to spare. That ended 4t
all until ' the fourth, when the Balnts got
busy. -.),
Belden drew a base on four wide ones and
was sacrificed on to second. Martman
singled moment later and Belden came In
and tied the score. Then McConnell drove
to Hlckey and the two' of theili were
doubled out. In the beginning of the ninth
things wera exciting and Hartman began
with a dinky poke Into leftfleld and Mc
Connell sacrificed him on a sack. Then
Maher slashed Into one of Schafstaira slants
ami It went caroling down the first base
line and to the fence for three bags and a
score. That was all for the Balnts. but It
waa enough to win the game,
f Today the two teams will begin at I. JO for
1 the amusement of the bleachers and the
i grandstand and play two games of ball.
t
8T. JOSEPH. ' .
AB. R. IB. PO. A. E.
Donahue, rf
Belden, If
Rohe, Sb
Hartman. cf....
McConnell, lb..
Maher, as ,
Garvin, c
McBrlde, Sb
Chlnn, p
I r . s '
Total
. Carter, -tf.-.
Oenlna, ss
Miller, W.. ......
Shugart, 2b......
Welch, cf
Thomas, lb
Hlckey, Sb. ......
Go n din sr.
Bchafatall, p....
3
8
A
2
'0
0
2
0
1
2
1
0
0
10
i
OMAHA.
AB.
27 16 1
PO. 'a. E.
'0 ; 0
12 0
0 0 0
6 0
4 0,0
10 0 0.
2 10
2 0 0
0 5 0
28 16 "o
,2;
0
0 1
0 0
Total
'Donahue out for bunting third strike.
Runs by Innings:
fit. Joseph 0
Omaha 1
Hits by Innings:
Omaha 2
0 12
0 0-1
1 1-8
0 26
Bt. Joseph
Earned run: Bt. Josenh. I .eft on bases
Bt. Joseph, 6;' Y3mafia, (.''Bases on balls:
Off Chlnn, 1; off Schafatall, 3. Struck out:
By Chlnn, 8: by Bchafatall, t. Sacrifice hits:
(renins, Rohe, McConnell. . Two-base hits:
Garvin,. Miller. Three-base hit: Maher.
Double playn: McConnell to McBrlde;
Hlckey to Shugart to Thomas. Time of
game: 1:30. Umpire: McCarthy.
Millionaires and Brewers Eri t'p.
COLORADO BPRINGB. July 18.-Colorado
Bprlngs and Milwaukee broke even today.
In the first game Milwaukee was fortunate,
making enough In the eighth on scratch
hits and . bad throws to win 'he game.
Colorado. Springs bunched hits in the fifth
Inning or the second game ana won easily.
Kenna was batted out of the box. Score,
first game: ' " "rhe
Milwaukee ... 0 10 0 11 0 S 0 ill 0
Cola. Bprlnga. 001200000 411
Batteries: Milwaukee, McPherson and
Praun; Colorado Bprlngs, . VUleman and
Doran.
Second game: R.H.E..
Colo. Springs. 00806000 710
Milwaukee. .... 020001000-88 8
Batteries: Milwaukee. Kenna. Vallendorf
yd Braun; Colorado Bprlngs, McNeely and
. $Marnagl. . . .
it3 MOINES. July 18. Dea Moines lost
tiTday's game iq the ninth. Inning, when
Barry allowed the visitors eight hits. At
tendance 1,000. Score: R. H E
Des Moines.... 0 0 i 0 0 0 1 3 2-7 IS 8
Kansas Clty...0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 78 11 1
Batteries: Dee Molnea. Barry and Fohl;
Kansas City, Cable, Hess and Meaaltt.
Denver aad Peoria Both Wis.
DENVER. July 18 Denver won the first
game by timely hitting. In the tenth in
ning of the second game Llrich, the new
catcher for the locala, who waa In right
field, allowed Thleld s grounder to get
j through and Peorta ecored tha winning run.
ltln.-r was released today by Denver.
A Attendance 4.SW. Score; .
x First game ii' i
Denver ..;....0 I iJt5'!J
Peorta 0 1 0 1 0 2 0 0 04 It I
Batteries i.Barber and Schlei, Kllllan and
Wilson. H p.
Second game- ....... ,iM z
Paorla 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 13 8
Jnv.v ::::::o 1 o 1 o o o o o-i 4
Batteries: Whit ridge and Schlei, Olmsted
and Wilson.
' . SlaadlnaT of the Ireaaas.
Flayed. Won. Ioat, PC.
Milwaukee 04 41 21 .872
Colorado Bprlnga ... 70 46 26 .643
Kansas City 9 M S3 AM
St. Joseph 66 82 33 .4ii
Denver 68 83 So .4H
Peoria 69 81 3 .449
Dee Moines 6 , 2? 41 , .4u
Omaha ' 7 24 43 .358
Games 'today: Bt. Joseph at Omaha,
Peoria1 at Denver, Milwaukee at Colorado
Bprlngs, Kansas City at Dea Molnea.
Webatrr Khata Oat Haaaotoa.
WPB3TKR .CITT, la., July 18. Special
iCROFULA
Scrofula manifests itself in many ways.- Swelling of the glands of the
taeck and throat, Catarrh, weak eyes, white swelling, offensive sores and
abscesses, skin eruptions, loss of strength and weakness in muscles and joints.
It is a miserable disease and traceable in almost every instance to some
family blood taint. Scrofula is bred in the bone, is transmitted from parent
A 1 1 1 .1 J -
o cuiiir mc semis are
planted ' in infancy and
unless the blood is purged
and purified and every
atom of the taint removed
Scrofula is sure to develop
at some period in your life.
s No remedy equals S.
S. S. s a cure for Scrof
yila. It cleanses and builds
tp the deteriorated blood.
160 Soutk
makes it rich and pure and tinder the
r al
tjftns, and other symptoms of Scrofula disappear.
f S. SI S. is guaranteed purely vegetable and harmless; an ideal blood
arifier and tonic that removes all blood taint and builds up weak constitutions.
' Oar physicians will advise without charge, all who write bs about their
. TU 8m FT
Tele am.) Webster City won from Hamp
ton this afternoon In a wr pretty game
or ball by the mrnrm of 4 to n. The lami
team play tomorrow at Lehigh.
GAMES IN NATIONAL LEAGUE
Pirates Take Another Froaa Giants,
Aided by Wagaer'a Lobs;
Drive to Right.
PITTSBURG. July 18-Pittsburg won in
the ninth on Weaver's single, two oits snd
Wagner's long hit to right. The game was
close snd exciting. Attendance, 10,071.
Score:
prrTant'RO. I kkw tork.
R.H.O.A E. R.H.O.A.K.
Heaamont. rtl I 1 1 I Browns, rf . . 4 4
Srbrlnc. rf.. 9 1
Wearier, sa.. 0 1 t
nranaf-ld. lb 0 14
SVanH'n. rf.. 4
Uriiinit, lb.
I Mertee. If... 1 I
1 Punn. Ib....
00
Iearh. lb
I 1
Klt-Me. 2b
Kru r, If.
Hmlth. c...
ifr. c.
0 10
0 0 1
0 0
111
0 Babb, ae...
0 nnhert, Ib.
Warner, e.
Miller, p..
A.
, 0 1
0 1
1 0
0 1
Phllllppl,
0 0 0
-i ToU.ll ,
1 IxM 11
. Tetals .. t . t7 1 1
xTwo out when winning run scored. '
Pittsburg 's. 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1-4
New York 01000010 02
Earned runs: New Tork, 1; Pittsburg, 1.
Two-base hits: Mertes, Miller. Three-base
hit: Leach. Sacrifice hits: Sebrtng,
Kruger, Warner. Stolen base: Wagner.
First base on balls: Oft Phllllppl, 3; oft
Miller, 2. Hit by pitched ball: Gilbert.
Htruck out: By Phllllppl, 6. Wild pitch:
Phllllppl. Time: 1:30. Umpire: Emslie.
Bhoadea Batted Over Field.
BT. J-iOUIS, July 18. Brooklyn won from
Bt Tenuis today by batting Rhoades all
over the field. Brooklyn's efforts with the
willow netted fourteen hita. Garvin, who
pitched for the Brooklyna. waa effective and
almost Invincible in pinches. Attendance,
3. Sou. Score:
BROOKLYN. I ST, LOt'19.
R.H.O.A
i l a I or
R.H.O.A.B
Strain, ib.
Parrall, tb.. 0
BhkarA. If. 1
i
0 lionovaa. rf . 0
Smoot, cf.... 0
OFlraln. aa..., 0
1 Harrlar, If.. I
Plturk. lb.... 1
l lU.kMt. lb.. 0
tU. O N.IL . 4
fleaeler, rf... 0
IHijIe, lb.... 1
llahlen, aa... 1
I it
McCreerr. ex 1
Flnud, lb.... 1
Hitter, e 0
o
Barrio,
.:.. i i o o,m
' .'. I ll 7 It 4T
OiKhoadea, p.. 0
- itrtmonl
Totals
Total!
inu i
xBatted for Rhoades In ninth.
Brooklyn ...........0 0 1 1 0 4 0 1 18
St Louis .......0 1 0 O'O 0 1 0 24
Earned rune: HrooKiyn, 3; tit. ixnns. z.
Two-bRse hits: McCreery, Demont. Three-
base hits: Flood. Jjanien. uoutiie play:
Doyle (unsssUted). Stolen bases: Flood,
Harclav. BtiecKara tz. oirong. 1111 ny
pitched ball: By Garvin, O'Neil. Wild
Fltcn: ttaoaoes. nie on oaus: un
thoades. 3. Struck out: By Rhoades, 8; by
Garvtn.4. Left on bases: Brooklyn, 6; St.
Louis, 6. Time: 2:00. Umpire: O Day.
Microbes Win and Lose.
CHICAGO. July 18. Chicago won the first
game, a thlrteen-lnnlng -contest, by. superior
play at critical times.- The-, second game
went against the home team. Umpire
Moran called it' in Chicago's half of the
eighth inning, when the score stood S to
4 against the locals-, in order to let .the
Boston players eaten their train. Williams,
the new Chicato. shortstop, showed to ad
vantage. Attendance. 7.000. Score first game:
CHICAGO I
BOSTON.
.R.HO.A.B
R.H.O.A I I
Slaale. If...( 110 OiDeatar, ?..
lh... S S.f a tt(',olev. cf.
... 0 0 110
oil
0 10
111
C'hanoa, lb.. 1 1 II
1 VHtaniey, li. .. a
0 OtCarney, rf . . . 1
1 ("Wlllla. lb. . 0
0 VAb'tlchlo. ib 0
1 ojuretn'ser, Ib 0
6 :Uubray. '.,. 1
1 'dPlfUngar J..0
Jonta, ef.... 1
I I
1' I
0 I
1 I
1 0
Evera. Ib 1
Harlar, rf... 0
Kllm. o 0
1 14
I 1
I 1
I 0
"MHIIanM, .as. 0 1.4
4 0
I 0
(HiafM, p.. V ' V 1
l-rttila) '.. k lll V '.tdUls 1 x3T 20
Chicago .. 0 00200000000 18
Boston. ...0 10001090000 0-2
Left on bases: Chicago, 6; Boston 7. Two
base hits:- Jones, Slagle, Carney. - Btolen
oases; vnanue uoudio piuys. uitr
ney to Oreminger. Struck out: By Menefee,
2: by Plttlnger. 2. Passed ball: Dexter.
Bases on balls: Off Menefee, 2; oft Plt
tlnger. 6. Wild pitch: Pittlngsr. Time: 2:20.
Unnpre: Moran.
Second game:
BOSTON. . CHICAGO.
R.H.O.A. E.I R.H.O.A.B.
Paitar, c.
Cooler, cf.
1 0 4 0 ll alalia, lf.. 19 110
1 1 4 0 0 Casey, lb.... 1110 0
2 16 10 Chance, lb... 0 1 T 0 0
0 1 0 0 0 Jones, et.... 0 6 10 0
man ley, ir... I
Carney, rf... 0
Wlllla, lb... 0
Ab'tlrhto, 2b 0
Grem' car, lb 0
Aubrey, so.. 0
Malarker, p. 0
1 T 0- 1 Erera. lb.... 0 10 10
1 0 4 0 Harlcr, rf... 0 0 1 0 0
1110 Kllna. 0 1 4 0
0 4 10 Williams, aa. 0 0 1 1 0
0 0 0 0 Wicker. p..: 0 0 0 0 0
- Lunaaren, p. 1 0 1 1 0
6 10 1111 1: Weimar, ., 0 10
Total
jxftaub 10 0 0
Totals .... 4 1 14 1 0
xBatted for Lundgren.
Boston 3 2 0 0 0 0 0 06
Chicago 0 0 3 0 0 0 1
I-eft on bases: Chicago, 4; Boston, 1. Two-
uhhb nus: i. aaey. ivung. Btolen Dasest
Chance. Slaale. Even (2). Coolnv. Htanlav.
i Double pluys: Kvers to Williams to
Chance, btanley to Dexter. Struck out:
By Wicker, 1; by Lundgren, 4, by Malar
key, 2; by Welmer, 1. Passed ball: Dexter.
" on nans: un wicker, j. Time: 1:36.
Umpire: Moran. . .
Cincinnati 'Tides with Phillies.
CINCINNATI. July 18--ClnclnnaU broke
even In the double header today. They
would have taken both games but for two
errors in ine tenia inning when two hlta
let In the winning run . for Philadelphia,
Aiiniu.iivp o,wv. owra.
First game
' ' PHILADELPHIA. CINCINNATI.
R.H.O.A. . H.H.O.A.B.
Tbomas, cf.. 0 0 6
OlNtii, lb.. 0 I
4 V isonun, u... 1 I 0 0
6 01 Seymour, of. 0 1 0 0
I I'Dolan. it.... 0 10 0
Wolr't's. Sb 0 14
Kelater. rf.. I 1 0
Uouslasa, lb I 1
Barry, It.... Ill
Hulawltt, as. 0 1 I
Ro(h. 0 V 0 11
Sharks, p.... a a. 1
0 Ojlleckley, lb. 1 1 11 1 1
i waieinrai, so, Olll
0 MDajy. Ib.t... 0 0 16
vriela, lb 114 10
a vnergen, o.... 0 a I
6 IjsiwlDi p....'l 111
Touts . (10 11 Totals .. 4 11 10 i
Philadelphia .' 0 00100001 16
.iiiciunau ....... .3 I u o o 0 0 0 0 04
Two-base hits: Peltx. Roth. ' Kelster.
Barry, Daly. Sacrifice hit: Kelster. Three
base hit:. Swing. Stolen baae: Barry,
Double plays: Daly, Stelnfeldt to BeckUey
fr . , lo "cugiass. Jiwing, Stelnfeldt to
Beck ley. First on balls: Off Ewlng 4 Hit
by pitched ball: Gleason. Struck out: B
Lwlng 6. by Sparks 1. Left on bases:
v.iii.iiiiia.ii x-iuiaueipma a. Time: 3;uX
Sacond game
CINCINNATI. I PHILADELPHIA.
.. .. J'i'0.'f.-" L. R.H.O.A. K.
.uaiiu. u... a a a emomaa. er. . 0 I I 6
Seymour, et 0 1 1 0 l'Olraeon. lb.. 1 0 1 4
Dolan. rf.... 0 0 10 l,Wol't n, lb. 0 I 1 1
lieckley. lb. 1 0 I 1 Oikeiatar. rf.. 0 0 4 0
Bieiufdi. aa. 1 1 I 4 0 lousiaas. lb 1 IT 1
lelr, Ib 4 I I I 0 Uarry, It.... 1111
fleta, lb.,.. 1 110 0 Hulawltt, as. 0 111
Berieu, e..., 0 0 1 0 0 Doola. 0 111
Harper, p... 1 I I I O.slltcbelL p.. 0 I 0 1
Totals .. I 10 n U II TaUla .. I 10 It II I
Cincinnati ...........0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 04
Philadelphia 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 01
Two-base hlta: Stelnfeldt, Daly, Donlin.
Three-base hit: Harper. Sacrifice - hit'
Hulawltt. ' Btolen baaea: Donlin 2. Double
play: Barry to Douglas. Flrat baaa on
nana: un riarper s, ore aiitcneu a. lilt by
pitched ball: Kelster. Struck out: By
aiucnen z. oy narper . wna pitcn: liar
per 3.' Left on bases: Clnclnnail 6, Phil.
A DISEASE
WE INHERIT.
Borofala appeared en the head of my
little grandchild whoa only le months
old,-and spread rapidly over bar body.
The diaeaae neat attacked the eyas and
we feared aha would loae her eight. Em
inent phyaiciana were eoaaulted, but
eould da nothing to relieve the little lo
nocent. It was thea that we decided to
try 8. 8. 8. That medicine at onoe made
a speedy and oomplete sure. Baa la now
a young lady, and has never Lad a alga
vi aatw iuaeaaa u niura,
URS, B.UTH BEBKIT,
Baliaa, Xaa,
eta Btreet,
tonic effects of this great Blood Remedy,
me general neaun improves, ue digestive organs are
strengthened, and there is a gradual but sure return
to health. The deposit of tubercular matter in the
joints and glands is carried off as soon as the blood
is restored to a normal condition, and the sores, eruo-
SPLCinG COt ATLANTA, CA
THE OMAHA DAIiy BEEt SUNDAY,
adelphla
0. Time: 2:06. Umpire: John-
tons.
gtandlna; of the Teaasa.
Played. Won. Lost
PC.
.n
.Wi2
.bL-7
.614
.4U6
.61
.303
Pittsburg
76
63
23
New York
74
79
74
72
74
77
76
to
44
39
87
30
27
21
28
33
36
36
44
60
Chicago
tinciTum.il
Brooklyn
Most on
PL IjouIs
Philadelphia,
63
Games today:
Brooklyn at Bt. Louis,
Cincinnati, Pittsburg at
Philadelphia at
Chicago.
GAMES IN AMERICAN LEAGOE
Smith. Throws to Craadstaad, Letting;
Bestea la aad Aiding De
frelt'a Defeat.
BOSTON. July 18 A balk by Mullln and
Smith's throw to the grand stand instead
of to McOulre gave Boston three runs In
trie nrth inning, which, with two more
dded in the seventh by loose playing.
scored a victory, 6 to 8. Mullln was wild
but effective. Young waa touched up rather
freely. Crawford's hitting was the feature.
Attendance, 1.893. Score: V . ,
BOSTON. I CBTROrT.
R.H.O.A K I R-H.O.A B.
Dotigh'rtr. Kill
0 Barrett, et... 114 0 0
0 elLueh, If 10 10 0
0 alfrawforO.. rf. 6 t 0 0 0
1 JM'err. lb 0 110 1
1 0McArt'r, aa. 0 0 1 10
1 liMrOuIre, a.. 0 1 6 0
1 3mlih, lb.... 0 0 111
Colllna, Ib.. 0 0 1
O'Brien, cf.. 0 1 1
Freeman, ' rf. 0 0 0
Parent, SB. .. 0 0 4
LaChaacs, lb 1 0 I
Frrrla. Ib... I I 1
Crtaer.
0 111 tHYeairer, lb. 0 1110
Young, p.... 1 1 1 1 Oil
auuia, p.... a i s s
Totals I 17 11 M Totals ..I I 14 I
Boston 00001080-
Detrolt 00101000 03
Earned runs: Detroit, 1. Three-base hits:
Crawford, Barrett. Btolen bases:" Dough
erty, O'Brien, Ferris. First base on balls:
Of Mullln, 6. Struck out:. By Young. 8;
by Muuin, 4. Time: x.uo. umpire: Con
nolly. White Bos Twice Dowa.
WASHINGTON. July 18.-Washington
and Chicago played a double header today.
the former winning totn. xne nrst game
was a twelve-lnnlng affair and waa de
cided on Clarke's single. Holmes was put
out of the game for disputing the um
pire. Lee had 'the visitors guessing through
out the second game and only In the last
Inning, when the Chlcagoes had the sacks
filled, with no one out, did they appear
dangerous. Attendance 3,433. Bcore;
First game
WASHINGTON.
CHICAOO.
' U u A W
R.H.O.A. .
Moras, so.... 1
I 1
1 1
Holmes, lt.,1 0 1
Hallmao, If 0 0 1
Ryan, sr.... a
Clarke, lb... 1
4 M
Jones, of.... 0-11
Oreen, rf.... 0 0 1
Callahan. Ib. 1 I I
Setback. If.. 0
Orth, rf 0
Couahlla, Ib 0
Mct'or-k. Ib. 0
Klttredge, 0. 0
fallen, p.... 0
label), lb.... 0 I II
Matron, lb.. 0 0 I
Tanneblll, as 0 0 1 1
McFart'S, e. 0 0 T
Patterson, p. 0 1 1
Totals
, I 16 14 II ll
Totals .i 1 7x14 17 I
xOne out when winning run was scored.
Washington -0 0001010000 13
Chicago 0 0010000000 01
Two-base hits: Ryan, Selbach. Orth,
Callahan, Isbell. Btolen bases: Coughlln,
Hallman, Tannehlll. Sacrifice hlta: Cough
lln, McCorrrUck. Jones. Isbell. Double
lays: Moran to I'larKe, l ana nan to isoeu.
'lrst base on bails: Off Patten 6, off Pat
terson 1. -Struck out: By Patterr 8, by Pat
terson 4. Left on bases: Washington 13.
Chicago I. Time: 2:25. Umpire: O'Laugh
Un. Second game
WA8HINOTON. . CHICAOO.
R.H.O.A T I R.H.O.A.B.
Moran, aa... till OlHolmea, If.. 11400
Ryan, cf 0 0 1
Oljonea, cf..,. 0 0 10
1 0 Oreea, rf 0 1 I 0
Clarke, lb. ..0 1 11
Selbach. If.. 0 0 0 '
0 0 Callahan, .lb. 0 1 0 0
Ortle. rf:.....' 1 III
COushlln, Ib 1 1 1 I
Mri or-k. lb. 0 0 1
Drill, s 0 10
0. lilenell, :1b.... 0 10 1)
1 .4 Mafoon, Jb.. 0 1 4'
0 'tTaiinetilll. as 0 0 4 1
0 leiattery, s..t 0-0.1 -0
1 0 r"lakertjr,p.. 0. Oil
Lee, p 0 0 1
Totals ..I 127 IS Totals '.. I I M f- 1
Washington 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 3
Chicago 1 00 0 00000 1
OVAhaeA ilt" 1UTntan riM.n i TkM..
base hit: DrllL Home run: Moran. Stolen
base: Holmes, jjoubie plays; Clarke to
Moran, Flaherty to Tannehlll to Isbell,
Maroon to Tannehlll. First baae on balls:
Off Lee, 8; off Flaherty, 2. Struck out: By
Le, 4;- oy uaneny, a. ijcii on oasea:
Umpire: O'Laughlin.
Postponed Cainea.
At Philadelphia St. Louis Philadelphia
game, postponed; rain. ... .
At Mew ior-nw x oraxjiereiana
game postponed; rain.
tandlag of the Teams.
Played. Won. Lost.
P.C.
.6FA
' .687
.642
.6I0
' .43
.472
.441
.311
Boston 78 60
26
81"
83
Philadelphia T6 44 '
Cleveland 72 89
New York 68 84
Detroit 71 86
Chicago 73 84
St. Louis 68 , 30
Washington 74 21
No games today.
34
36
1
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION GAMES
Kaasne City aad LontsTllIe Each Take
Oas la , the Doable-.
Header.
KANSAB CITT, July 18. Kansas City and
Louisville each won a game today. Kansas
City won the first In the first Inning by
hard hitting, aided by McCord's wlldness,
who was relieved by Eagan.
Louisville bunched hits In the second
game and secured a lead which the locals
could not overcome. Attendance, 1,700.
Bcore first game:
KANSAS CITT, I LOUISVILLg.
R.H.O. A l l R.H.O A .
Ttethfuin, . of. 1 110 OJKerwtn. rf.. 1 11 1 ,1
Oear, M...... 1 a i v oh art. id Ill
Naooa, lb...- 1
0 4 1O Bnuheax. Ib I I I
17 0 OOdwell, cf... 1 0 1
110 0 Sullivan, lb. 0 1 0
111 manner. II... 0 I 4
110 OlSbrleTor,.. e.. 4 0 I
111 I'UulQlan. as.. I 1 1
10 1 I MaCord. n... SOS
Orady, lb.... 1
Knoll. If.... 1
Leewe, ' as... 1
Butler, s.... 1
McAn'4's. Ib 0
Coona, p 0
asan, p.... 0 1 0
Totals
.ll u II i ,ll
I Totala .. it it io I
Kanaaa City 2 0 0 1 1 0 0 11
Loulaville 8 .0 0 0 0 0 0 0.1 6
Two-base hlta: Roth fuss. Gear, Clymer,
Eagan, Braahear. Home run: Gear. Sacri
fice hlta: Knoll, Lee w e. Eagan, OdwelL
Stolen bases: Leewe, Grady, Kerwln, Hart,
Odwell. Sullivan. Innings pitched: By Mc
Cord. 1H; by Eagan. TH. lilts: Off McCord,
3; oft Eugan, 8: off Coona, 4. Struck out:
By Coons, 1; by Eagan, 6. Wild pitch:
Eagan. Left en bases: Kansas City, 6;
Louisville, 10. Time: 1:00. Umpire: Mul
lane. Score second game: ,
LOVISVILLK. KANSAS CITT.
R.H.O.A.B ( . R.H.O.A.B.
Kerwln. rf.. 1 0 I 0 0 Rothfuaa. All I I I
Hart, lb 1 1 11 a I (tear. rf..... 110
Braahear, 2b. 114 1 .Nanoe, tb.
I 4
Odwell, cf... 1110 Grady, lb
SullWaa, Ib. 0 0 0 1 0 Knoll, If
I 11
Clymer, If... 1 110 0 Leewe, aa...
White, a a loi o sutler,
Qulalan. as .l 111 1 U looey, o.
Bonannoa, pO 0 0 1 OMcAna'a, lb
lOlbsea. p...
i ouia ..yunsai
' 'BbUla -.1 I It 11 I
LoulSTlIle 1 0 4 0 1 1.0 0 0-7
Kanaaa uuy ...u u y 1 V 0 0 0 4 0
Two-baae hits: McAndrews, Nance (2),
Orady, Ulbaon, Braahear (2), Hart, Odwell
(2), Clymer, Quiulan. Sacrifice hlta: Ma
loney, Bohannan. Stolen bases: . Clymer,
Kerwln, Ilrashcar. . Bases on balls: Off
Gibson, 8; off Uohannan, 8. Struck out: By
Qlbaon, t; by Bohannan, 4. Wild pitch:
Gibson. Left on bases; Louisville, 7: Kan
aaa City, 7. Time: 2. IS. Umpire: Mullane.
Milwaukee Takes Ceasle.
MILWAUKEE, July 18. Milwaukee won
two well played and close games from In
dianapolis today, tha first by 8 to 1 and the
second by 8 to 2. Kellum pitched both
garaea, but waa found for alts when they
were needed. Attendance, 8,4oU. Score,
flrat game:
aULWAt'KEB. , INDIANAPOLIS. .
R.H.O.A B ! R.H.O.A.B.
Sehaloy, lb. 1 I I
a Rosrleewr, H 0
1 1
LHmaane, Ik. 1 I 11 1
Woo. 0 14 1
Uuslaub. IS. 0 10 1
H.mpeill, cf 0 0 I 0
tmoleaey, U 0 1 I 0
Ganley, rf.., 0 0 10
Vioa, sa..... 0 111
KUlott, .... 0 0 0 1
0 Tamaelt. lb. 0
0 Heyeea, S... 0
OlCewller, et... 0
OlJeoee. tl ... 0
OlNlchola, la . 0
0 1 Woodruff, Ik I
S'aUreaa. aa... 1
t K.llum. a...
1 0
Totala ..I I 17 11 o ToOala .! 1 1 U I I
Milwaukee ..' . 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 I
Indlanapolla 0 0 0 0 01 0 0 01
Hit by pitched-ball: Donahue Marean.
Struck out: By KUUott, 4; by Kallura, 2.
Uuuble play: Tamaett to Marcan to Nich
ols. Left on bases: Milwaukee, t; Indian
spoils, a. Time: I SO. L'mpiror USbSmer.
Second game: I
HILWAt-KBa. IKDlAKArOUl. '
a. h o. a a. . a a.o.A K.
Sraaney, Ik. 0 1 0 I 0 1 Rofrlmr, rf 0 0 0 1 0
uoaaaua, is. a I 11 & lTaoieetl. tb.. 0
4. a 0 0 I I 0 Heydoo. e... 0
ln(laitk. Ik 0 0 1 4 I K'ouUer, cf... 0
Hemphill, ef 0 0 10 OlJoaea. If ... 1
Ueuleay. If. I I 0 0 0 Nlrkola. tk.. 0
OaaU. rf... 0 110 0 Wouaruff. Ik 1
Viui. sa 0 111 wr.-a.. as... 0
Holler, .... 0 0 0 1 OikUllunt, 0
Totala ,. I 17 10 I
ToUla
I I M 11 0
Milwaukee
lndlanapotls ...
0 1.0-1 0.1 0 0 2
0 K n il , i
- Two-base hlui ctUafle Jonas,- Pun-
leavy. Home run: Woodruff. Flret base
on balls: tXT Mutler, 6; off Kellum, 1.
Btolen bases: Ganley, Hngrlever. Struck
out: By Muller, 1; by Kellum, 1. Left on
basea: Milwaukee, 7: Indianapolis, 12.
Time: 1:30. Umpire: Messmer.
Oles Take Ragged One.
MINNEAPOLIS. July 18 Minneapolis
batted Coughlln hard today, while Williams
was a pusile to the Toledo battera, Mln
neapolta winning, 7 to 2. Both teams played
ragged ball. Attendance, l.noo. Score:
MINNCAPOI.I8. I TOLCDO.
R.H.O A R.H.O.A B.
fnllWan, et. 0 1 1 0 0 W. Smith, rf 1 1 0 0 0
Ppooner. lb.. 1 0 15 0 o'Owena. aa... 0 0 110
Lally, ir 1 1 I 0 0 Relallni, If.. 0 I I 0 0
Smith, rf.... 1110 O Turner, lb... 0 10 0 0
Oyler, as.... 1114 O'pernartl, cf.. 0 0 10 0
Mrlntyre, lb 0 1 1 1 OlKlelnow, .. 0 0 I 1 1
Martin, lb... 0 111 0!Brhaub. Ib... 0 0 I I 0
LuOwit. e... 0 110 Childa. f... 1 1 1 I 0
Williams, p. 0 1 0 6 1 Coughlln, p. 0 0 0 6 1
Totala .. t 11 27 14 ll ToUls ..1 114 11 1
Minneapolis 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 -7
Toledo 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 02
Two-base Tilt: Martin. Three-base hit:
W. Smith. Base on balls: Off Wliltnms,
7; off Coughlln, 1. Struck out: By Wil
liams, 2; by Coughlln, 6. Double plays: Mc
lntyre to Martin to Spooner. Oyler to
Martin to Spooner, Coughlln to Klelnnw
to Bchaub, Schaub to Chllds. Balk: Wil
liams. Sacrifice hits: Oyler, Coughlln (2).
Btolen base: W. Smith. Ift on bases:
Minneapolis, 8; Toledo, 7. Time: 1:46. Um
pire: Cunningham.
Crafctll Easy lor St. Paal.
8T. PAUL, July 18.-CTablll was easy to
day for the locals, who played a sharp,
snappy game. Attendance, 2,375. Bcore:
BT. PAUL. I COLIMBI'S.
R.H.O.
Oeler. as 1 1 4
Shannon, cf. 0 0 1
Jaraeoa, rf.. 1 1 1
Plournoy, If. I I 1
Huealaa. 2b. Ill
Pierre, lb. . . 1 1 10
Wheeler, Ib. 0 1 I
Sullivan, s.. Ill
Stewart, p... 0 11
OAK.
R.H.O.A.B.
I 0i ktorrtaaey.
0 10 6 0
Amdt, rf..,, o
Turner. Ib. .. 0
Rayraer, 2b. 1
Bannon, cf.. I
Roarh, e 0
atellor, lb... 0
Toohey, If... 0
Crabtll, s.. 0
1 11
Totala
I 14 27 10 1 Totala ..I I 14 11 1
St Paul
Columbus
Left on bases
Two-baae hits:
... 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 1 1
,.. 0100010001
St." Paul, 7; Columbus, 6.
AVheeler, Stewart, Geler.
Stewart. Bulllvan. Mellor.
Three-base hits:
Stolen bases
Jarkson (2. Fiournoy. Ban-
notv, Turner,
Sacrifice hlta: Shannon, Hug
rlns. Roach. ' Vint base on balls: Off
Stewart, 1; off Crablll, 1. Struck out: By
Stewart, 6: by Crablll, 4. Hit by pitched
ball: By Crablll, L
By crablll, l nme: i:&o. umpire:
Foreman.
StaadlaaT of the Teama.
Won. Lost P.C.
46 27 . 630
47 29 . 818
42 34 .552
39 38
31 35 . 470
33 42 .440
30 44 .405
27 45 .375
Milwaukee .,
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Louisville ..,
Kansas City
Minneapolis .
Columbus ,..
Toledo
76
78
77
66
75
, 74
72
Games today:
Louisville
it Kansas City,
Indianapolis at Milwaukee. Columbus at St.
faul, Toledo at Minneapolis.
TRI-CITY LEAGUE" LEADERS
Ideals aad Originals Will Meet at
. Jotter's Paurk, Sooth Omaha,
Today,
The Ideals and the Lee-Glass-Andreesen
Originals, the leaders of the Tri-City league,
will meet Sunday afternoon. These teams
are now tied for first place and a fast and
interesting game Is looked for. The first
game between them resulted In a victory
for the Ideals, and Captain Bradford of
the Originals swears he will take their
scalps at this game. The teama are both
on edge and well matched. The game will
be played at Jetter's park. Twenty-eighth
and W streets, South Omaha, and will be
called at S:3U The lineup;
Ideals.... originals.
Lewla.
first base......k Foley
i. second base Bradford
third base Crelghton
shortstop Kennedy
left Held .....Scully
center held ' ..Taylor
right Meld Howe
Hofman'
Mlnlkus..
Lynch ..,
Gibson...,
I LjCUnrS
Cafnpbell
Coe or Bowler catcher O'Keefe
Bellinger, Sullivan -HatTelder or
or Geolner pitcher ..Mcllvalne
Oae tueatto Settled.
If there was any question on the su
premacy of the C. N. Diets team over the
Field club it waa settled In a decisive man
ner yesterday afternoon, when the Diets
team by outbattlng, outflelding and out
generaling the Field club In every point in
the game, won this, the rubber game of the
series, by the score of 8 to 1. The pitching
of Knight and the fast fielding of the Diets
team were the featurea. Score:
P1ETZ. FTBLD CLtB.
R.H.O. A.K.I
R.H.O.A.B.
fores
Brown ....
Anderson
Latterly ...
Kelly
Halhaway
Neetlebuah
Plainer ..,
lUilsM,....
110 4 OIHoaglana
0 10 0 0
0!Chambers
0 1
1 :i
0 o
1 i
0 4
0 0
0 1
1
OAbbolt ...
O.Clera ....
ODaTlaon ,
0 Martin ...
0 Oordy
llKnox ....
s aUlme ...
0 10
Totals .. 8 17 11 ll Totals ..I 4 27 11 I
Batteries: Diets, Knight and Hathaway;
Field club, Oordy and Martin. Struck out:
By Knight, 6; by Oordy, 4. Umpire: Jack
son. Heldreae Wins A gal a.
HOLDRBGB, Neb., July 18 Speeial
Telegram.) Holdrege defeated Red Cloud
again today. Tha score:
K.H.B.
Holdrsge 00000104 I t I
Red Cloud 000000010 1 10 2
Batteries: Holdrege, Teel and Doane;
Red Cloud, Schaub and Whltcomb. Struck
out: By Teel, 4; by Schaub, 2. First base
on balls: Off Teel, 2; off Schaub, 1. Three
base hit: Maryatt. Two-base hits: Bor
reas, Bchaub. Time: 1:30. Umpire: Water
man. Isstkwriiera Iowa League.
CLARINDA. Ia., July 18.-(SpeclaI Tele
gram.) Clarinda won a game at Osceola
today. Score: Clarinda, 13; Osceola, 2.
Will Harney haa signed with Clarinda and
will Join the team next week. The standing
of the teams In the Southwestern Iowa
league Is as follows:
Won.
... 12
... 11
... 11
...
... 7
... t
Lost.
8
7
11
It
P.C
Clarinda ....
Creston .....
Atlantic
Shenandoah
Ked Oak ....
Osceola
.687
.667
.611
.00
.3X8
.167
Caioa Paclflo Chumploas.
Bartlett's Beauties, otherwise known as
the team of the office of the auditor of
equipment service at tne union Pacific
hradouartera. defeated the club of tha
office of the general auditor In a fast game
of baae ball by a score of 4 to 8, thus win
ning the championship of the headquarters
for tne lourtn successive year, uiie Dat
tery for t:ie Beauties was Curtlss and
llnvM and for the Auditors Whitehead and
iirlckson. The most notable feature was
the rooting of Unllne and his followers for
the Auditors, '
Valnakle Gas for Cbnnaplon.
WOOD RIVER, Neb.. July 1L (Special.)
The Lefever Arms company of Syracuse,
N. Y., haa Just preaented Martin Diefender-
fer of this city one oi me oeat guna manu
fartured by them and valued at 24(10. Mr.
Dlnfenderfer uaed a Lefever gun when he
won the Grand American handicap at Kan
aaa City laat May, ana tnia gun Is pre
sented In recognition of the advertisement
that their warea have received aa a result
of Mr. piefenderfer winning tne handicap.
Games la Three-I Uagao,
- At Springfield Springfield, 8; Dubuque, t
At Decatur Davenport, 6; Decatur. 8.
At Bloomlngton Bloomington, 4; Rock-
ford. Tu
At Rock IslandCedar Rapida, t; Rock
island, a
Johaaoa Iipes4a Waddell.
NEW TORK. July U. President Johnson
of the American Base Ball league has mi
pended Pitcher Waddell of Philadelphia for
nve aays on account oi aim attack on a
spectator yesterday.
EXM00R KEEPS GOLF TROPHY
Chicago Cleb Beeares Marahall Field
Cap for Second Tear la
. neceeatoe.
MILWAUKEE, July 18-The Gimoor
Oolf club of Chicago today, for the second
year In aucceaaion, took the Marahall Field
trophy, which If the club can keep It next
year will remain In ita possession. Twelve
cluba were entered today, but only nine
atarted and one of these, the Riverside of
Chicago, was forced to drop out because of
mr iiiuispoaiuuo uc xiiina, us atar leltnana
player.
The contest waa of Individuals airalnat
bogey, which la at) for the course. The Ex
moor club finished 45 down on bogey, with
Ms nearoat competitor, Midlothian, 68 down.
ina ttnioor piayera were: V. E. Kgan.
E. C, R. II. McElwee, W. J. Oaborne
ana n. r . i unimma.
The scores of the other-elubs: Ontwantala
U duu. MJIwaukae, N down: Ol.nvlew, W
down; Ksnoalja 8! doa; Auburn Park. 12
as ami incise, w aaw a. .
JITLY 10, 1003.
Jabbing you in the back ,
Impossible to move or bend without pain t
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Are being cured right here in Omaha every day
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OMAHA PROOF
Mr. C. O. Wlklund. 180 South d St.,
engineer at tbe Sheely building, aaya: "I
flrat felt aharp palna acroaa the small of my
back. I thought nothing of It at the time,'
but it gradually grew worae, and the bast
in tha engine room during tha day and tha
sudden change - when I went eut . slghto
probably aggravated, it not caused, the
trouble. I aaw Doan'a Kidney Pills adver
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n
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S50c a Box-Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y.
RELIANCE AN EASY WINNER
" a.
Tama Table on Constitution,' Wiping Out
Strain of Friday's Defeat
NEW DEFENDER BEST IN LIGHT WINDS
Telve-Knot Breeae Seenae t Heln
Older Boat Move, so that
It Cains for a
Time.
new LONDON. Conn.. July 18. There
was no room for doubt as to Reliance's fi-j
tory today on' the thirty-nine 'miles orulse
from New Haven' to this par L, ..It jfe4 f.
the start and finished over a mile' ahead; ; of
Constitution and. two miles ahead of Co
lumbia, beating the former 8:02, elapsed
time. Constitution beat Columbia 8:66.
Starting In a light favorable breese Re
liance within fifteen minutes was three-
quarters of a mile ahead of the Other boata,
but when tha wind lncreaaed, aa it did
about half an hour after the start, the new
beat did not gain so rapidly. In fact for
twenty miles of the run, made in a. good
twelve-knot breeze and the wind forward
of the beam. Constitution held, to Reliance
In fine shape. Five miles from the finish,
however, the new boat pulled away rapidly.
while Columbia ateadlly dropped behind
after half of the course had been covered.
Reliance covered tha distance of thirty-
nine nautical miles In 3:18:28, a speed of
eleven and three-quarters knots 'an hour.
which Is the quickest time ever made on
this run of tha cruise. . . .
Reliance First Away.
The small boats were Bent off first, tha
classes gradually Increasing In slie until at
10:15 the three cup defenders were started.
Reliance, aa usual, won the fight for place,
crossing the line twenty seconds after tha
gun, Columbia a close second. Constitution
waa a poor third, crossing at the leeward
end of the line some seconds after the
handicap gun. The wind at the atart was
light and within fifteen minutes after cross
ing the line Reliance had pulled out until
It was three-quarters of a mile ahead of the
other two. Constitution having at thsaro a
time come up even with Columbia. .
Soon the wind began to pick up and Re
liance passed Branford beacon, five miles
from the start, a full mile ahead of its
rivals. By 11 the new boat waa nearly a
mile and a half ahead. All the yachta cov
ered the first twelve miles of the course in
a few seconds over an hour, having passed
In the meantime every boat in the fleet.
with tha exception of the old cup defender
Vigilant, now a yawl, which waa still well
ihead down the sound.
Censtltntloa Galas a Bit.
When off the slx-mlls reef buoy, which
marked the lialf-way point of the run. Con
h.n to araln on Reliance and at
- . v,,. .
tha same lime oropj a m '-
rapidly. Vigilant, arouna xne cornneia,
twenty-five miles from ths start, waa
mile ahead of Reliance, but tne new noat
went by It a few minutes after as though It
waa anchored. For the next five miles Con
stitution held Reliance In excellent shape.
but aa the boata neared U irtlett Reef Light
ship, thirty-six and a half miles in tha
courae and about two -and a half miles from
the finish they met n strong flood tide set
ting In through the race. This seemed to
sffect Constitution mora than Reliance and
Columbia worst of all.
At Bartlett's Reef Lightship Reliance was
8:11 ahead of Constitution and 12:40 ahead
of Columbia, ao that the race waa practic
ally settled at that point. Reltanca gained.
nevertheless, on both tne otner Doais, al
though each of Its rivals set their balloon
Jibs in the hope of cutting down its lead.
Reliance swept . proudly across tne nnisn
line shortly after 1:30 and headed at one
Into ths harbor, where it had its sails al-
mm
A IFt
most furled before a heavy rain began to
fall.
The official times of the ninety-footers In
today's run were:
' Stnrt.
Finish. Elapsed.
' 1:33:48 8:18:28
1:41:5? 8:24:57
1:50:37 1:34:52
Reliance 10:1B:W
Constitution 10:17:00
Columbia 10:15:43
British Yachts Idle la Storm.
KW TORK. July 18.The two Sham
rocks held fast to their moorings off Sandy
Hook nearly all day, while half a gale of
wind whistled thraurh the rlrrlne ' re
spite the rising gale, however, Shamrock III
icu io leave tne iiooK at 10 a. m. to run
off shore for a race. lmr hrn i ne
the point of the Hook rain be (fan to fall
and it returned to its moorings.
Y. M. C. A. SPORTING EVENTS
tlrs'tvVlfea i ; Wins'.. Ball, damo
.i pratvlsiaa f Made for
and
Tho First team of the Toung Men's Chris
tian association defeated the Omaha Print
ing company team at the assoclRtlon
grounds at Seventeenth and Plnkney by a
score of 12 to 7. It waa a clean-cut game
and was exciting until near the close, when
It waa. assured that the association would
win. Runs by innings:
Y. M. O. A......;..0 8-4 0 1 8 t 0 4-12
Omaha Ptg Co 2 00802100-7
. Battcrlea: Wlllard and Kaar. Cape and
Miller.
The drawings for the tennis'' tourna
m.81!'i to.ba VS"1 .orLn association courts
at NlneteentH and Farnam Monday night
were made last evening. All of the matches
in the first and second round are required
to be finished on or by Thursday night and
the semr-ftnals ami finals will be played
Friday nlghte- The : players with their
handicaps. and order of vlsy are: . i
Cosselin (scratch), sbye, Bartley (scratch),
abve.
Tepplns (owe 15), sbye, Gray (15). sbye.
Atkins (scratch), abye, Spencer (scratch).
Cherrlngton (half
(scratch), abye. -
Hasmnsse" , (scratch)
(half 16). a ve.
16),- abye. Tost
abye. Frankfurt
Jonea (scratch), abya, Taylor (half
abye.
15),
uotthelroer (IB), abya,, Hunt
abye.
Scharff (owe half 15), abye,
(scratch), abye.
(scratch),
McNulty
ARG0 WINS THE YACHT RACE
Andover Gives the Winner a Cloae
Itab oa the Retara
Conrae.
Argo again defeated the other boata at
Manawa yesterday afternoon In a very ex
citing race. When the boata crossed the
starting line the wind waa blowing fresh
and strong and conditions . were Ideal for
Argo. Steadily over the first round Argo
drew ahead and seemed to have the race
by a large lead. But after rounding the
last buoy on the first round, the wlud fell
and Andover crept up and pushed Argo
all of the way In home and loBt by only
twelve seconds., Manawa was not In the
race yesterday. As soon as Us bottom haa
been scraped and cleaned Manawa will get
back Into the races, although It Is douhtod
If It. can head Argo then. The club has
voted to give $100 toward meeting the ex
pense of sending a boat to Oshkosh nnd
Argo Is the expected choice. Time of yes-
irnuy im wH; Argo, of u: Andover.
87:17; Grebe. 1:01:10. ,
Accepts Wrestler Terry's Challenge.
.pwHA. July ".-To the .Sporting Bdltor
oi ine nee: i noncea in last night's Bee
,v,Ht . Mr. Terrv of Auburn K,.v, .i.k..
j to wrestle sny man in Nebraska above 126
,imu T-ieiiiv. i i uiii nun i ao noi
understand whether he Is a light, middle
or heavyweight. But if the said Mr. Terry
does jiot weigh over 135 pounds and Mr.
Kast does not care to accept the challenKe
I am willing to wrestle him ratch-as-cat"h.
can, two best out of three falls, for either
850 or 8100 a side and 75 and 25 per cent of
the gate receipts, the match to take place
before August 1. Will meet him at the
sporting editor's office any time agreeable
to him to select referee and stakeholder
and mrke further arrangements.
E. R. MORGAN.
Creaton Plays Ragged Game.
CRESTON. Ia.. July 18 (Special Tele
gram.) Creaton played a very ragged game
today, full of errora, and lost to Red Oak
,k1.." -It. -toi? LtiVrVHeUnwlll be held at Courtland Beach Saturday,
Corbett were Creston s battery. Haveland . , tw,. ihnuanmi tirkats h.,.
pitched a good game, but had no .uj.port: , nMh.Tn .u" .'na,. now
tiearson ana rransnn were mi nea im k
battery.
I'mnlr' flolrten Attenrlanoe arm
MeChesaey Given Exercise. i
KE-ur nT? V T,,lw 11 Onarteraul In
atall'at the Graveaend race track today la
DON'T GET IN A SWEAT
Perspiration "sweat" is what the Bible and we common peo
ple call it is a way nature has of driving out of the body refuse
that has no business there. We sweat more in summer, because,
in the overheated bowels, undigested food ferments more quickly
than in winter and produces irritating acids and gases. .The bowels,
overworked, try to relieve themselves by violent convulsions,
causing terrible gripes and colics, and diarrhoeal discharges so acid
as to make you sore, and leaving the intestines weak and worn out.
Nature assists body-cleaning bv sending the filth out through the
pores of the skin. It is not safe to stop perspiring altogether but
most of the impure matter should be sent out by natural m oyt
ments of the, bowels, and the offensive, ill-smelling, linen-staining
sweat done away with. Keep your bowels strong all summer with
the pleasant, candy cathartic CASCARETS, that clean the system
and don't allow the excrement to be sweated out through the
pores. Take a tablet every night, before going to bed. They
work while you sleep and make you feel fine and cool all day.
raat for tka Bowels.
balk. Tbs genuine
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McChesney, the pride of the racing popula
tion of the west. Early today, under the
watchful eye of F, M. Taylor, the man who
will handle hlra snd prepare him for his
championship struggle of Wednesday
ngalnst Waterboy, McChesney was sent out
for a galloping exercise. The spin Was Just
to stretch his muscles, to wear off the
weariness which si ways follows a long rail
road Journey. It wan said today that Daly's
colt, Claude, will also bs a starter Ita the
special race.
EVENTS ON RUNNING . TRACKS
Jack Ratlin (apt area Wheeler Baad.
leap at Iiat at Wauahlng. '
toa Park.- ..
CHICAGO, July 18 In a marked reversal
of form Jack Ratlin, at 25 to-1, won tha
Wheoler hand lean-at -Washington .. nark
todav htet a 'heav.. track. The- race was.
the fenture of-the closing tk Want-.;,
ina. Kesiuis: .-.-:: .
First race, Ave furlongs, purse: Raltv.,
land .won. Commodore Swgondr. Mast third.
Time: 1:044. ' .
HMoond race, alx furlongs, purse: u r
dolph won, Oronta second,, Ahola third.
Time: 1:17.
Third rere, the LakevleW handicap, cross '
value 88.570, for 2-year-olds, six furlongs:
Proceeds won, Flo Bob second. Pater Paul
third. Time: 1:18.
Fourth race. Wheeler handicap. 8-year- .
olds and upward, pne and one-quarter mile:
Jack Ratlin won, Gold Bell second, 'Flying;
Ship third. Time; l:6Lft. .
Fifth race, one mile: Bob FranklJa won, '
Kchodale second, EvUyn Byrd third. Time:
l:- . . . .
Sixth race, one mna, purse: w a anient
won, Ksherln second, Mary Glenn third.
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NEW VCR,K, July 18. Results; : f
First race, six furlongs, handicap": Young;
Henry won. Balvatella second, Ingold third. '"r.
Timet- l:tW4t?''. -' -..-i -..
, Second v trace, - steeplechase, about,, two. .i.
miles, Tlus Curragh: "Walter Cleary won, '
Gum Honey ' second. May Harrison third.
Time: 4:47.
Third race, Ave furlongs. Venus stakes:
Turquoise Blue won, Inquisitive Girl sec
ond. Audience third. Time: 1:144-
Fourth race, one mile and a furlong, tna '.
Iroquola stakes: Fire Eater won, Cardinal
Wolsey second, Monta Carlo third. Time:
1 :58.
Fifth race, one mile and a furlong, handi
cap: Lord Badge won. Courtenay second,
Sambo third. Time: 1:564.
Sixth race, one mile and a sixteenth; sell
ing: Rostand won, Satire second. Star and
Garter third. Time: .1:60.
ST. IXUIS, July 18. Results:
First race, six furlongs, selling: Lynch
won, Jerry Hunt second. Prince Light third.
Time: 'I:!. ' . ' '
Second race, one mile and seventy yards,
selling: Emma Meyer won, Ooogoo second,
Venus Vlctrlx third. Time: 1:56. .
Third race, five and a halt furlongs, purser
Atlas won. Wigwam second. Check Morgan
third. Time: l:loA. .
Fourth race, six furlongs and a half, selW .
Ing, sweepstakes: Miss Gollghtly won, '
Fltzkanet second, Jordan third. Tims;
1:27.
Fifth race, seven furlongs, purse: Stand.,
Pat won, Baa D'Or second, Deutschland
third. Time: 1:88. . '
Sixth race, one mile and seventy yards, ,
selling: Hook Seola won, Heglra second.
Henry of Franstamar third. Time: l:k6S4.
Seventh race, one mile and three-six- '
teenth, selling: ' W. B. dates won. Light .
Onera second, Menace third. Time: 1:12. , ..
Bl'FFALO, N. Y.. July ".-Results:
First race, one mile, selling: Klwas i
won. Briers second, Fairbury tfilrd. Tims;
' second ".ace, ' substituted, six furlongs, r
selling: Reeves won, Aratoma seoond, Vr
Nellie Foreat third. Time: 1:19.
Third race, one mile, selling; Barr lads'
won. John J. Reagan second, Neeburban ''
third. Time: -
Fourth race, the Buffalo stakes, varus
Sl.BtlO. selling: Bank Street won, Talala
second. Soothsayer third. Time: 1:484.
Fifth race, four and a half furlongs, for -maiden,
2-year-olds: Hermlone won, Toe -Many
second, Lora J third. Time: 1:00.
Sixth race, steeplechase, about one mils
snd three-quarters, handicap for 4-year-olds
snd upward: Presgrave won. Provost sec
ond, Trenct Da Mere third. Tims: 4:00.
Fnstest Mile Ever Trotted. '
SOUTH OMAHA, July 17. To the Editor
of The Bee: Please answer in' Sunday's
Bee what la the faatest time for-a mile .
trot and what horse It was that trotted .
the mile. Yours truly. , Sl'RSCRIBER.
Ana. i:02Vi: Cresceua. in l&Ot
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j the afternoon and -evening, athletics, base
a ball gamea. automobile ana picycie raaes.
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