9
MIAIiA lS tf EAR' AT "TOE BAT
KilvatkewBofjs Eoth'Ep EemarksVe,' but
- " Ctlll Earngn toVin." " '
BOTH TEAKS PLAY LOOSELY IN THE FIELD
Kfin'i ritrbUg FI(orr for Mark
la the Res It of the Contest la
He Rrrrlrrt.
MILWAUKEE, Win., Aug. 1. (Special
I. ?e legram The Creams made a wasteful
and ridiculous cir.ru of errors tt.day In
J their fame against the Omahas, bat nol
S Withstanding thin delinquency they got
5 (( revenge from the visitors by a score
. n - . . . . t
vi a w a. nemrmwring witn more or iss
regret whst Rourke's aggregation pr
r unaccountably able to do to the Cream
on tneir last visit, Manager Duffy hud ad
7 tnonlahed his men to get the opening game
(t any cost, and thry landed It through
'.the absolute inability of Rourke's band to
jl.lt the ball. The erratic poet laureate of
7 the fluid, Mr. Edward B. Kenna, was In
'the box for the Creams and but -two of
? me viwimi mi mm suieiy. j-'usiy wilier
the young roll'gian. who Is playing the
7 fame for "fun" and hi health, made the
other. They rould not find him profitably
yat all, Hickry striking out three t'mes.
lt was a ragged sunif, I'.oth ulrJos ap
.' peared to open earnestly' enough, and dur
' tng the contest displayed an anxiety to
-.transact business, but five mlsplays by
the Creams and three by the vlpltors de
tracted from their -Worts. , .
The visitors made two runs In the fourth.
Genius hit to CiKTiomn, who tlrew wild
to first, and Dusty Miller laced out a
. two-bagger, scoring Genlns. Miller went
to third on Stone's error and "home on
Thomas' fty out to McVicker. They added
-4tae mors In 'the sixth on Genius' puss
and "Dusty" Miller s second double. There
were no especial features to the came and
but one. unusual lnoident. In the sixth
Shugart was roimted out on strikes ' by
Umpire Rrennan. He thereupon made a
few uncomplimentary remarks, to which
the umpire retorted by the facetious and
Important statement: "A ten spot to you."
Shugart was not satisfied to let the in
cident remain at that declaration and made
further disconcerting remarks, whereupon
Ztrermaa ordereB him from the game. Gen
ins went to second and Companion went
to center field. Attendance, 700. The score:
. MILWAfKEE. ,
T - ' - AB. R. IB. PO
Btone, If 4-1 1.2
McVicker. cf
Cockman, So...- 4
tt msWfiK a 'Wire fane! of a borne fin Th
tt.e second Inning Batteries Atlantic,
Fetterg, Fulroer and M I winiiti; Creston,
Welch and lowneend Hits: Atlantic, 4;
Cresmn. Struck out- By Fulmar, . by
Welch, t. !. on balls: Off Fetters. 1;
off Welch. 4. F.rrnrs: Atlnntlc. 4, Cr-stor,.
2 . Vmpire: P'afitlcy of Omaha. Aftend
snc. mi Xlne teams play at Lake
Msnawa tomorrow.
O'NeUl, rf
Braun, lb
Miller, Sb. ......
Gattns, ss
Lucia, c
Kenna, p
Totals..!..
A.
C
O 6 7 27
OMAHA.
AB. R. IB. PO.
0
0
0
0
2
0
4
a
10
A.
. 0
0
0
2
0
4
1
2
1
0
DIETZ TEAM WINS IN TENTH
freaeesH' Colors lwer4 la a Fast
til Snappy Gtot at Via.
toa Park.
In a game characterised by fast and
sriarpy fielding and opportune hitting, par
ticularly on the part of the victors, the
Cree'-em went to defeat in a hotly-contested
tcn-lrntng game at Vinton street
I ark yesterday afternoon. Knight, who
officiated on the slab for, the Diets team,
was a trine wild on the start and the
Crescents secured lend of four runs., btit
be steadied down and let the cream of the
Trl-Cftv league get but one small score
after the second Inr.ing. This lead was
overtaken bv a batting rally in th sixth
and bv bunching hits when needed the
I 'lets team was enabled to tie the score
In the ninth Intilnc In the sr-nth It was
one, two, three with the Crescents. In
th" IMcts half LafTerty got s pass to first
after two were out. was advanced to sec
ond on Hnthcway's slnele and scored the
v ltinlnr run and the came on Harrison's
Ion drive to left field. Fornn s sensn
tlonal fielding was the
gnine. fcw.re :
c. k rurT. I
K H O A T.
feature of the
CRESCTVTB
k H O A r.
Vrn . p . . . . 1
kfHT. It II
Anitmnn, tt. 1
Uft.Ttr cf.. t
HnthowBy. c. 0
Harrinon, lb. 0
.Wiktns. Sh . 1
Tiattnar. rt..
Klilfhu p.. 1
1 4
0 1
1 7
0 S
1 ft
l ir.
a i
i
i o
4 Trarr. Sb.... i 1
ft i Rvan. m 0 1 1
I l,vnrh. Sti . . 1 0 4
1 n plenum, lb. 1 14
1 a Tonneman. cf J 1
a 0 lirlaenll. It... 0 1
S r.iiwon r . . 1 1
a c Tamartl. rf ..
Tniby, p 1 1
Tntal. ... 7 JO V It Total? ...I TrJi 11
X Two out when winning run was scored.
C. N Iletx 0 01-0 02001 1
Crescents l 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0-S
, (rescents Asraiaat JeHera.
The Crescents and the B. Jettcrs will try
conclusions for supremacy at Ike MRnawa
tills afternoon. This Is the tirst game be
tween the two teHnis this season, and as
there la quite a rivalry between them the
)e;jle of Council lllufls will lie treated to
a good game. The game will I called at
S:3n. The lineup:
Crescents.
....second base...
center field....
shortstop
lirst ItMse
left field
third base....
right held....
catcher
Tomnwtt. Trobv
or i'etersen pitcher Collier
The OrlKinals and the Basles will play ut
the Vinton street park.
The Ideals snd the Joe Smiths will play
at South OmaiHU
Tracey
Rodman. . . .
l:yun ......
I'etersen. . .
Irlscoll..-.
Weed
Clute
Willinms
B. Jetters.
L.ynch
Hadeu
Fletcher
Ctorke
Johnson
CKhlll
..Ackermann
Finley
Mcliale or
Ortarlnala Axahiit Eagles.
This afternoon at Vinton Street "park the
Lee-GlUHH-Aiiflreeeen's Originals will play
the Council BUiffa Eagles Manager Brad
ford -has signed Hurry Miller f the Stock
lards Juniors, who will do the catching
in today's game. Game called at 3:30. The
llneur:
32 3 4 24 10
1 0 4 0 0 1 0 0 6
....At 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 01
Milwaukee, 2. Two-base
Lei, ii. ......
Grenlns, cf-2b...
Miller. If .......
fihugart. 2b.....
Welch, lb
Thomas, sa
Hlckey, 3b
Oondtng, -c.
Henderson, Jp ...
Companion, cf.
Totals
Milwaukee
Omaha.
'KaTaed- rum:
iilim: . Btone, J. Miller (2). Three-base
bit: ' O'Neill. First base on balls: Off
Ivenna, 3. Hit-by pitched ball: Genius.
Wild pitch: Kennu. Struck oun: By
Kenna. s; by Henderson, 4. Sacriilce hit:
MoViciter, ief t on bases: Milwaukee, 2;
Omaha, C Time, l:4n. ympire: Brennan. !
linisaalrei Twle lalersfata,
TkANBAB -CITT. Aug. 1-Kansaa City '
Keen two games from Colorado Hprings, the
first faiw y - eftwttve batting and -the
aecond through the errors of the visitors.
Attendance, 1.100. Soore, first came:
R.HE.
, Kansas City ..J t 4 2 0 0 0 B 13 M 1
Colo. Bpflngs...0 0000000 1- 152
TBatteriea: Kansas City, Heos and Mes
itt; Colorado Springs, McNeeiey and Btar-
cagle.
Soore, second ram:
R H
jCanaas dtr....O 0 0 ( 0 0 1 0 1-7 11 2
Colo. Bprlngs. ..1 201 0000 S 15 6
Batteriea: (Kansas City, Milton and Mes
sltt: Colorado Springs, Kewmeyer and Btar
nagls, f.il'w , St. J Takes a Coeple.
ST. JOSEPH. Mo., Aug. 1 Bt. Joseph
won two games from Tien ver toduy by su
iwrior - si 1-around playing. Soore, first
game:
R H E
Kt Joseph ......3 I 0 0 ? 0 0 0-7 II 6
taenver . 0 11002000-4
Batteries: Itenver. Frisk. Whltridge and
Bchlel; Bt Joseph, Glads and McCouneil.
Score, aecond game:
. R H E
1 Pt. Joseph ...,..! I I M M M il !
T penver . 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 V t 2
' ' rtattwris: 1 IenveT. Jmpke and Bear
issald; felt. Joseph, China and -Garvin.
" e Hals Taken W. Cwaple.
''PEORrX, Aug. l.Ies Moines took both
' frames in a double-header with Peoria to
. iay through, the lnsbllity of the locals to
. hit the ba,U at opportune times. .. Score,
'first gam:
R, H. E.
. es McUsea ......... 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-3 4 0
Jteorla 0 0 0 1 1 0 6 0 0-2 6 2
-' Batteries: Peoria. Hart and Wilson;
rs Molnoa, Cushman and FohL Attend
I anoe. l.sa.. . v .-.'..
, , Wcore, aecond game :
.;.- 0" 5 0 0 0 0 3 l- 1 1
teorl OOOlOOOSlO-i 12 3
Batuerios: Peoria, Olmsted and Wilson;
tea Moines, Cushman and Kohl.
pes motnes
ataaaiag of the Teassa.
'Cniorado Bprlngs ... u
Milwaukee
. Kansas City ...
fet. Josetm'
Ixnm MuUies ...
Psorla
tnver
Omaha
Played. Won. IosL P.C.
61 . Zl xjx
.. 79 4 30 .6.6
.. S2 43 31 .b-4
"... 7 - 41 3d .tlii
13 Sli . 45 .4t
ra Wi 4S .4:4
.. M 87 46 .4ul
.... a n tu .-2
Games today: Omaha at Milwaukee, les
, Moines at Peoria, I'rmpf at St Jost-pli.
uioradw Springs at Kansas City.
we
Ball Gaaae at taatk Osaka.
The South Omaha team and the Vosasecs
HHH play bail at Thirty-ninth snd W streets
'i Shis afternoon. The game will be called
, at 24U tUoca. Thla U the lineup of the
two wujua:
South Omaha. ' Positions.
Y. lKvany ...'.....Catcher
-A, i anpof .i. ...... 1'ttclier. .....
, GabruJ..... First ba.ie...
" R Ievany. Second base...
iohnamK.-. Third bass...
Charter ... ...,..BIiortatoi....
CslKT. Rigtit licld
T'iteiori. Cvuier Held...
'4outhBrk4Bd. Left field
Vosaaecs.
.. Kok'irnik
.. P. H inkle
...H. Htnkle
Nysah
"...Blake
..... LArsim
Beik
kupia
FredrickauD
L.-G.-A.
Foley....
Bradford
Waller or
Crelghton
Kennedy
Baffelder
Howe
Tavlor
Miller ,
M' llvalne or
Scuddy
Ideals Asraiaat Joe
Eagles.
first base Moore
. second base Duncan
.. third base Mosher
. shortstop Brewlck
.. left field Griffith
. center field Howarth
., right field Rutherford
.... catcher Strong
pitcher Matthews
gmltha.
The Ideals and the Joe Smiths will meet
Bumlav afternoon at JeUcr Par. The Q
street, viaduct will be open to pedestrians
and a good game is looked lor. 1 lie lineuD
is as follows: . . , -
, Joe Bmiths.
. first base Utterback
. second base ....Barghansen
. third base Burton
. shortstop Farrv
.. left field Goff
center field Bheldon
, right field '. Bluffier
.. catcher Smith
'Totala 7 17 14 1 Totals.'..:..! 4 11 1
Philadelphia 2 0 A 0 2 0 2 1 7
Brooklyn 1 0 0 0 1;0 0 1 03
Earned runs: Brooklvn. 2: Phlladnlnhia.
J Two-bnse hits: Jacklitsch. Kelster.
Home run: IKiugltias. Btolen base: Wol
verton. Jiouble play: Gleason to Toug
lass. Left on bases: Brooklyn, 7' ''Phila
delphia. 6. First base on balls: Off Jones,
1; tiff Bparks, 2; Hit by pitched ball: By
Jones. 1. Struck out: By Jones, 7: by
Sparks, 1. Time; i:40. Umpires:' Hall
man and Schmidt.
Giaata Take a Couple,
BOSTON, Aug. 1 McOlnnlty insisted on
pitching both games of a douhle-heider
witn Boston today and Iww York won
both. 4 to 1 and b to 2. respctivelv. The
first game was a pitchers' buttje with Pit
tinger s wildness the determining factor.
Mctiinnlty had perfect contrul and Mc-
Graw's participation gave New Tork ginger.
ew Tork won the second game by hard
hitting. Boston bunched hits in the fifth
only. Attendance, 6,it3. Score, .first game:
NEW TORK. I BOSTON.
It H O A E R H O A E
Prnwm. rf.... 1 V t 0 Cooler. If 0 0 V
114 0 Tennn, lb.,. (I 1 14 4 0
14 1 O.aitnley. rt... till)
1 1 1 etOarney. rt..'.. 0 1 '2 t 0
0 0 I I BUnran. c 1 0 I 1 0
4 4 t 0 liAb'tlrhin, It I I 4 I I
Ideals
Lewis
Hofmann......
Winlkus
Lvncli
Gibson
Leuhrs
Csmpliell. f. ...
Coe or Bowler
Bellinger nr
Sullivan
... pitcher ...
...Brown
IVe areata Ajralaat Grocery Clerka.
The Regents will play the grocery clerks
this sfternoon on the letters' grounds.
Twenty-seventh and California streets. As
both teams are conaidered fast, a good
game is expected. The game will be called
at 2:30. The lineup:
Regents. Clerks.
...nrst r,aB ju. owen
...left field Liu mi
...shortstop Rarden
.second base.. Hoffman
...third base Fagan
.center field. ......W. Howell
..right field Faber
Kennedy
Inman
W. Kill
Hopsn........
N Kill
Croft .
Nelson
Meehan or
Pendergast
Mukry
..pitcher ,
. .catcher.... -..
Goehlner
. Sullivan
Waller Moiae'a Wlaaera.
The Walter Moise defeated the Diamond
C Juniors yestirday afternoon on the Krug
park cllumond by a score of 10 to 5. The
same teams will piny this afternoon st the
same place. Game called at 3 p m. Score:
Walter Moise '. 1 0 0 1 2 0 2 010
Diamond C Juniors. 2 01 00001 16
Batteries: Walter Moise, Carlson and
Meyexs; Diamond C Juniors. Chase and
Kewils '
goathweatera Iowa Leirse,
CLARINDA. la.. Aug. 1. (Special Tele
gram I Clarlnda lost to Osceola today by
a score of 3 to 4. The standing of the clubs
In the Southwestern Iowa league is as follows:
Played.
.... 28
.... 26
.... 2
.... 27
.... 28
Won. Lost. P C.
18 10 .043
1 B .M0
14 14 .M
11 Ifi .407
1 ..23
Blaaao It a League Ptlraer.
ATLANTIC- la.,
Crest on
Clarlnda ....
Atlantic ....
Bed Oak ...
Osoeola
Belwees Farmitar Teaasa.
The base ball team of the Baker Furni
ture company beat the Beebe 4t Runyan
team on Creighton field Saturday after
noon by a score of 8 to 4. The catchers
for the two teams threw to bases sujierhly
and kept down the number of stolen bases
remarkubly well. Batteries: Bakers, Latscb
snd Schupp; Bpebe & Runyan. Calsky and
Bentuh.
Ideala After tae Diets Tram. .
The' Ideals hereby challenge the C. N.
Dlcii team for a same, the same to be for
3100 a side snd no iesa. a forfeit of t3 to
Ixi nlaoed with The Omaha Bee. The game
to Ve plaved on' a Saturday so as not to
conflict witn ane iTi-uty league games.
Sbeldoa Wlas at fcioax Falls.
SIOTX FALLS, S. D-. Aug. 1. (Special
Telegram. A game of ball here this
afternoon between the Sioux Falls snd
Sheldon teams of .the lows-South Iakots
learue resulted in a victory for Sheldon.
Score. 4 to 2.
nssiklsg gapplr (7lai.
The Nebraska Plumbing Supply" company's
base ball team played tne uyrne-Hummer
aggregation an interesting game yeaterdHy.
In which the dry goods men were unable
to score, the rhnal result being 7 to In
favor of the plumbers, whose support was
excellent.
Caari la Tkree-I Leagsa.
At Rockford Cedar Rarida, 10; Rock.
fnnt ? '
At' Bloomington Rock Island, S; Bloom-
tni'ton. n.
.At Iiavenport Davenport, 2: Dubtioue. I
At Decatur Decatur, 10; epnngheld, r.
- Aux. 1. (Slieelal Telo-
JCmm.H-.Trj-lng Fetters, a Denver Western
league pitcher, and a couple of cosily
.errors tyimtiiucd to lose today s gams for
tne locals by a score of b to 0 Fetters
niched a port uf Ui. inning, tn wltlrh time
ie allowed four runa. iiur bits and a baae
on balls. Fulmer then went in and held
too visitors down to one more scot-. Flem-
Constipated
as UX
! 1844
.Oi,90i
4 Tlf efTw descent "tried by time ' enrs twr
1 - Cosuveneaa. Biiiouaiieea, Uradaciie. Su k
V fc.r"- Onaauu wu vniauu or uarcatv.
f mmm. mm as. at Tarsal m st Mil from
THt TMUVWT CO, 2 I say Bweet, Mew Vara
Are Modrl Jfsaiera.
The Model Juniors defeated the Toune
Creatona yesterday by a score of 3ft to 12.
Home runs were made bv Edle Her-
monsky, Charley Feska and Tim Sheehan.
JEFFERIES RELIES ON WEIGHT
Boxers Prepare for Big Flaat, Ckaaa.
loa Evldeatly Be-laar la Ex.
rellrat Coaditloa.
SAN FRANCISCO. Aua- 1. Jtm Corbett
ci "tlnoea in sctive trainire st AlameAa.
Tlis la"t news 'rnm Harliln Prnrs
where Jeffrie la gettine into aht. Ind1-
ratea thni he counts .on his superior weight
as s factor m the coming eonteet. jn
but a'lth Fltssimmotis Vie forced 'he iat
tr to reoeaied and eontlnuoiis clinches
thnwlnr his twwlv with full force on the
ex-champion. Fttsnlrtmons frsnklv admits
that he ma exbaiistd. but i Ftil imme
diaielv sf'erwsrd .efrri,- fioxed ten Uvelv
rounds with tia brother, jack, ani ,Tlm
Kennedy. The chamoion will probably re-
niHin at Harbin Kurints Lclil a- fva days
t-,re the ills ngnt.
This erternoiin Cfrtett - anpeired ss
Charles the Wrestler Is sn oorn-alr benefit
performance of "As Tou Like 1L
amS'TWlCEDOWBOSM
MoGimity Elanpbteri Jeaneatens Pitobing
Ponbie-Eeadr w"itbout Ee5t
i
VISITORS' VICTORIES ARE BOTH EASY
Pltteager's Wlldaeaa re-rl4lra First,
Potali Malarky, Making Klevra
Hits for Fle Baas.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 1 Philadelphia
won two games from Brooklyn this after
noon by hard hlt'jng. Bath contests
abounded with good fielding. Vmplre John
stone was feeling too ill to umrlre the
second game and Hallman and Schmidt
officiated. Attendance, fc.blik. Score, Unit
game:
PHILADELPHIA. . EROOKLT.
R H OAK I n H.O.A.K
Ttimnaa. rt . I I I I t Ktrans. 3b...-. 0 1
1 Bhr.-k.nl. It.. 0 14 10
0 tnht. cf 1 t t 0 t
IiotI. lb 1 1 7 4 4
a iiihlrn. aa.. . 1 I I 1
1 II I vkiaraarT. rf. 0 I
4 110 Pinnrl. 2b 4 0 t I 1
Itlttrr. r 1 1 I 1 4
a Oarrln. p 0 1 4 1 1
Bchmlrtt. a... 4 4 0 1 C
Totals 14 17 27 1 i:
Totals...... 4 f 24 11 I
Philadelphia 40014023 14
Brooklyn t 0 1 v ( 1 0 2 04
Darned runs: Brooklyn. I; Philadelphia.
S. Two-base hits: Sheikard. Dohbs. Three
base) hits: Thomas. Hulswitt. Sacrthce
hit: Gleason. Stoien bases: Ritter, Thomas,
Kelster, Barry, Hulswitu Left on bases:
Brooklvn. f: I'nlledelphlH. i First bpe on
halls: tff Schmidt. 2, tiff Mitchell. 3. Hit
by pitched ball: Bv Schmidt. 1: bv Mitchell,
1: Struck out: By Schmidt. 1; by Mitchell,
2. Time: 2:12. Umpire: Johnstone.
Score, second game:
PHILADELPHIA 1 BROOKLYN. . .
R H O. A. E.I R.H O A E
(llraann. 2b. 1
Wolr'nmi. tb t
KrllOBT. rf ..
Harrr. It I
ImiiKlaaa. lb. 1
Huievltt, aa.. 1
Hn'h. r 0 I
Mltrbell. p... 4 4 0
a i
t i
4 I
I 1
Thomas, .of .
Olaasnn." 2b . 2 1 1
Wolv'rtoa, lb I 1.3
Krlatar. rf ... 1 3 J
irn . It 4 1 1
bnualan. lb.. 1 1 in
Puirwltt. aa.. I) 1 2
TVxiln. c 4 0 1
sparka, p 0 II 2
1 ' 4 4 Straus, ib..
. a t
0 Sherkard. ,11.. 2 1
1 rb!, cf...... 01
4 HotIo, lb
4 I iab ten. aa
0 M-rrearT, rf.
0 KllKMl. 21'
0 Jki-klltiii'b. c
a June, p
1
4 1
0 1
4 4
1 1
4 4
1
3 1
3 0
Ilrsimahan, of 1
MrCiana, lb.. 1
Minaa, If..
Hahb. aa
MrHraa. 3b
()llln., 2b.
Warwar,
1113 llUramlnser, 3b 0 1 2 3 0
Maria, it.
Il.bU. aa 1
Imnn. Sb 1
(illbart. Sb... 1
Total..
4 3 4 2 0 Aubrey, aa... 0 4 1 4 2
lioQlnnlty, p. 4 4 1 1 1, I'll tuner, p.. t I 0 4 4
Totala. ...... 4 7 27 11 3 ToUl 1 4 27 13 S
New Tork 0 0 2 1 1 0 0 0 04
Boston 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 01
Vm rn rt runa Kw ITnrlr t-.. Awtrtn t
Two-base hits: Bresnahan. Mertes. Carney,
Abbaattichln. Stolen bases: -Bresnahan,
Stanley, McGann. Double plays: AbbatU
chio to Tenny; Abbey to Ahbuttlchlo to
Tenney. First on balls: Off Plttlnger. B;
off McGtnnlty. 1. Hit bv pitched ball:-McGann
2. McGraw, Gilbert. Struck ont:
By MoGlnnlty. b: by Plttlnger. . ..Time:
1:40. Umpire: Emslie.
Score, second game:
- KgW TOKK. -. i . BOSTON.
H. H.O.A.K. I B. H.O.A.K.
Brow. If... 1 1 4 1 Jrilrj, It. . 4 2 4 1 4
IIimuIiu, xf 4 1 J 0 (-'Tanner, lb. .. t 4 10 t 1
MrXianu, lb.. I 1 10 4 (ISumler. eT...4 '4 4 4 4
. 4 4 4 Wlarur, IT 4 S "1 0
1 B (liMaraa. c 4 0 4 4 2
3 4 14 Ab'tlchlo. 2ti. 113 4 1)
114 OKrremlDKer. Itl I 2 4 4
Warner, c... 4 2 4 1 U Aubrer, .,. 4 4 10 4
MijaiDnltjr, p. t 0 4 0 tjPlatt. p. t 0 1 0 4
. 4 11 17 31 -
. Total....'.. 2 4 27 a !
New Tork ...........1 1 0 00 3 0 0 06
Boston .... t) 0 0 2 0 0 02
Earned runs: Boston. 2: New York. 1.
Twobase hits: Browne, Gremlnper.. Stolen
base: Bri'Wn. Louble plays: McGann, un
asKtHted; Grcmlnge.r to Abbattichio to Ten
ney; Malarkey to Tenny. First base on
balls: Off Piatt, 2: off Mulatkey. 1; oft Me
Glnnlty. 1. Hit by ritchea ball: Bv Ma
larkey, Warner: by McGinnity, ".Mora.n.
Struck out: By Piatt, 2; by Malarkey. 2; by
McGinnity, 1. Time; IJu. Umpire; Kmstle.
Ciaelaaatl Baits It la.
CINCINNATI. Aug. L Cincinnati tiad
no trouble in taking the third game from
Chicaso today. 'Taylor's wildnesa. -coupled
with Clncltmatl's timely hitting, gave thir
teen runs and he game. Atteuuance, b.ZUa.
Score:
CIKdNNATS. 1 . CH1CAOO
H.O.A.E.
PonlUi. If ...3 2 3 4 OlRlacte. If.
Srrmour, Cf.. 2 3 3 4 4; William, a.
I M.Ian rf 114 4 I,( aut. lbr
IMckirr, lb., t 3 13 1
Sl.inI.-lQl. 3b 1 1 3 4
Kelley. 2b . ..a 1 3 1 J
Corcoran, aa.. 1 3 3 4 0
Prlt. 1 11 4
HtJ0. s- X 4, 4 i III
K H O A E.
1 "2 1 4
114 7
4 3 4 1 4
Hill
1 t J
J nun, cf
rvr. 2b. . . .
Harlry, rf.... 4 1 4 C 4
K.UIU.
Tlnaar,- 4b.
Tajrlor,
1114 4
114 4 4
4 4 111
Totala 11 147 14 X Totals. .t 4 11 4 U 3
Cincinnati ..0 3 0 4 0 4-2 0 13
Chicago , J 0 0 0 1 0.0 1 14
Earned runs: Chicago. 2; Cincinnati, fi.
Two-base hits: Harley, Biagie, Williams.
Three-base hlr: Kiing. etelen bases;
Iiorilin, Seymour (!'!. Beckley. 2i, Siagie.
Double ilays: Williams to Chance, Steln
feldl 4o Bitkley u -Corcoran, ilahn to
Corcoran to Beckley. Firat baae on balls:
By Taylor, a. Struck out: By Hah, l;
by Taylor. 1. tsacritice nils: lirellt-y, Wil
liams. Left on basea: Cinctnriati, b; Chi
cago, t. Wild pitch; Taylor". Time; 1:45.
Umpire: Moran. '--
Pvatpesel Camra. .,.
At St. Louis St. -Louis-Pittsburg Kama
postponed; wet grounds.
QKMl
IE JESTS ATS
usie urns m
LT-A-UQUUD
Hut tbe tinforiunale who hne puffered from disease, Las nw time for jesting.
His object is to repain lust health and strenpth. This desire i the most important
of all to him. The onlr war to prot eod is to consult expert sje ialists. ItLOOD
1'OISON" overcome in 10 dars or no par. Symptom overcome in 7 to 1!1 days with
out potash or mercury. If suffering from ulcers, sore mouth or throat, falling- hair,
bone pains, come and we will driTe the poison from the Mood forever by our 'ew
Srstem Treatment.
BLOOD POISON
Overcome In 90 days or no pay. Symptoms overcome
In 7 to il days without mercury' or iodides. If sjfTer
from ulcers, sore mouth or tliront. falling hair, bone
pains, come and we will drive the poison from your
tiiood forever by our New System Treatment. -
NERVOUS DEBILITY
Cured in Jo to SO days. Improvement from the start.
If you suffer from loss of energy and ambition, feel
tired when you arise In the morning, lnme back, dlr.sl
ness, spots before the eyes snd feel you nre not the
man you ont were, we will cure you for life.
WEAKNESS
Either partial or total overootne by our Vigoral Ab
anrbent I'ad for weak, dlseused , men. Call and we
, will explain why it cures , w hen all else fails. A
friendly chat will cost you nothing. .
VARICOCELE
Curei" in S days by absorption; no psln. The en
larged veins are due to mumiie. bicycle or horscbsi k
riding, disease, etc In time it weakens a man men
tally as well ns physically. We will cure you for
lite or make no charge.
HYDROCELE
Cured bv absorption in 4S hours; no pain, no loss of
time. Whv suffer longer when you rnn he cured in
a few hours at a moderate cost? Call and consult
us at once. '
STRICTURE
Cured by absorption in IB days; no pain no rutting,
no ojiefation. By our method the urethral canal is
bualed ami. entire system restored to Its healthy state.
We Make No Charge Unless We Cure.
The specialists of the Cook Medical Co. stand at the head in their line of specialties. Their treatment briDgs
gratifying results in aJl those diseases peculiar to men and women, skin, blood and nervous troubles.
Cured over 15.000 weak diseased patients last year, of w hich. L2,000 had failed to receive a cure elsewhere,
cure tou.' "NVe will do more in one week than any other in six.
rapid
We
and
will
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Cook Medical Co, 11! South Fourteenth St.. Omalia, Neb. - Iler Grand Hotel. Omaha.. July 8. 1"3:
Gentlemen In answer to your question as to my improvement. I wish to state that 1 am fully cured. There is no trace
of mv old trouble to !e seen, and I feel perfectly healthy in every respect. I am attending to my work every day; something
which bad not been able to do for several months before coming to you for treatment. 1 can heartily recommend you to all
who suffer in a like manner as myself, and will be g!ad to give them my experience. Tours truly. EDWARD DANIELS.
Cook Medical Co.. llli-li: South Fourteenth St., Omaha. Neb. Mondamin, Iowa, July 2. line.
Gentlemen Complying with vour request to write to you describing my condition after taking the lust month's treat
ment which 1 received at your office, I. write the following: There is no evidence of any further trouble as regards nlphtly
drains and Uses. which I "have been experiencing for years. That part is cured, and 1 believe It is permanently cured. The
piles iotber me somewhat still, but 1 am much Improved, and 1 know that I shall soon be entirely rid'ol them. I will let you know
when 1 reed, more treatment. Yours truly. AXEL ER1CPEN.
CO
OK MEDIC AL C0MP AN
Y,
IIO-1I2 SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET. OMAHA.
Hours S a. m. to 8 p. m. Sundays 10 a. m. to 12:30 p.
(OVER DAILY NEWS)
Clarfce. Three-base Wtr I. Ptshl. Home
. a,r,inn hnpu' - Rcltiar-h.
Coughlin, O'Brien, Collins, J. Stahl. Douole
Plavs: Coughlin to McCormlck to Clarke,
Htlches to LaChnnce. Kirst base on balls:
Off Dunkle. 1; Hoghes, 1. Struck out:
py Hughes, i. Left on bases: W ashlnrton,
7: Boston, 7. Time: 1:45. Vmplre: Sheridan.
Detroit wlai and Loses.
TTwrTf A.,v 1 -Ttrnit lroke even
with St. LouiB in a double-header today
Baturdav crowds ever at a tame
here. Mullin was ineffective in the
. l. . . wllH anil t1 TfUBlV
OJiCIlinK game, - '
with mon on bases. Powell improved and
pitched cieveriy aimr t
and Larrett batted hard i-.nd the Detroit
outfielders made -some wonderful catches.
.... . 1 . . b. . , In th mat.trA C-ume.
JVItson waa n'i) V , '
tut scattered the safe ones, while the locals
fell to fcvans m ciun'-em. xjhhii
HemDhlU were the hitters. Attendance,
&.5U2.
Score, first game:
T. IOCIB. I . DETROIT.
Purkett. If... 4 ' ' 1 4 0 Barrett ef... 1 4 ,t 0 1
Mania. rt.... 1 0 f Luah, i
r...i !. . a 0 1 1'CrawIord. rf.. 1 .0 10 C
AncWrraoa'. lb. 1 IN) OTacr, lb. 0 1 0
1
1 0
I i)
S 1
1 1
1
Wallace, aa. .. 1 4
Heiitrlik. cf.. J o
Mrmsklll. st. 1 1
Sutton, c B a
Mill 3b ... 1 4
favalt, p.
t D MrAllltr. aa 1
0 O'VrOulre. c... 0 B
fi O'VMtarrr. flb 0 1
1 uiRmltii. Sb t 0
1 0
..,0 1 sj
Totala..... J It n 10
St. LouiB ...
Detroit ......
Mullin. s 0 0
Touts....'.. I IH t 4
,...0 t 2 0 1 0 1 l-
. . .2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 02
Two-base hit: Wallace. Sacrifice hits:
Lush Hill. First base on balls: Off Mul
lin 4; off Powell. S. First base on errors:
Detroit. 1; St. Louis, 4. Left on buses:
Detroit, ; St. Louia, IV Struck out: By
a. i... Tj.,-n.tl A . ramble ulav:
S14111U1, m, , .... v ... - - .
Smith to Carr. Time: 1:55. Vmpire: Con
nolly. '
" Score, second game:
petboit I rr. iuna.
- t
0
n,nai rf Sti
1Mb. If 11
i - tnA n l s
Carr, ll." 1 1 IS 00
Vu Muster, aa -2 l
burlow, c... 0 I
yeaarr, lb.... 0 1 1
Brulia. 2b 1 1 1
KlUoa. p 11
Olllurkatt, If... 1 1 I
Martin, IT.... Vila
I'rtrl, Ib 0 01
Anilerain, lb. 10 10
Wallanc. aa. .. o 1 I
1 4 1
0 0 0
Toula t 11 17 14
A
It lilHrniphUl. cf
.Ktina. e.
j piiKtim, g
Hill, 3b..
Oraaa. p..
ktaadiaa of the Trasua.
Pittsburg
Chicago ...
New irrk
Cincinnati
Brooklyn ..
Boston
St. Louis ..
Philadelphia
.Plaved. Won. Lost.
... K- W
... Vi -M
bo
47
41
ki
.... i
....
M
... a
.... as
Games today: Pittsburg at St. Louis:
cago at Cincinnati.
at
Ik.
43
44
4
&t
6T
PC.
.U7
.obi
.oiil
.6i
.371
si:
Chi-
0
0
1
0
0
t
a
a a c a o
0' 10 10
1111
Totala. 4 13 14 4
Detroit 4 10 1 J 0 0 -7
St. Louis u i v w " "
Earned Tuns: Detroit, t; Pt. .Louis. .
Three-base hit: Kitson. Home runs:
Carr. Hemphill. Sacrifice hit: Craw-furd.
r,. . t....i..w IP i rm. V. u ma nn rta.lla-
tiioien pane. a. u-- . ' . . . , , :
Off Kitson, 1: off Evans, 2. Hit by pitched
bail: ay isvunn, i. " " . '
ltroit, 1: St- Louis. 2.' Struck out: By
Kitson, S; by Evans. 8. Double play:
T.i.r to Carr. Time: 1:35. Lmpire:
Connolly. -
Pattersoa M imu tor Wktte Soi.
CHICAGO, Aug. 1 Patterson pitched a
masterly game and with perlticl work shut
OUt ine vianiM..
a three-bngger scored three snore for Chi
cago In the tmrtl.. ine urmmi in uuuii
and Jones was the feature. Attendance,
6,lu0. Score:
C111CA00. I CLXt"ELK3
K.H.O.A.K. R.H.O.A.E.
ttnlmaa If.... I 1 I 0 0-Bay. cf 0 I
6 tLAoi. lb ... 9
0 Mr'.vrthr, If . o 1 v o
l o nick, rt o 1 i
f w (o -tuiauer, h ft
I i) lumu, c 0
J l Moore, p 4
Ts.!. L ITT 1 0 TotAU . IM 13 I
rtiK.ii rrt z u v v
GAMES IN AMERICAN LEAGUE
Cleveland
Left on bases:
S. Two-base hits:
base lut : Green
(L'i. Stolen buse
Beam
Eaters Take Oae Easily
Froea Wuklsnos After
Laalac Aavlaer. '
WASHINGTON, Aug T Washington and
Bunion broke even.ia loday's doutue-jieuder.
The home I warn scored llie on-'y run of the
first game off three aur-ceusive singles and
wun llie quiciaest -gsjue oi the season.
Buxton found Duiikit eunily in ttie sixth
liming crt the second game and piled up
four runs and were never in danger after
that. Attendant-, a.fci. .
Score, first game:
WASHiMJTOa. ' MJtTOK.
K .il .O E I h. H O A E
ataraa, aa
r. : an. cl
I'Ur... lb. ..
bribui-a. If...
Lr. rf .
C.uuirliitn, Id. 0
at. ( orv'k. lb 4
K il'.r.dtfc. c. . 1 1
liaou. p 1
1 1
i
i
0 I
1 t
1
4 ecrnrlan, cf... 1 e
1 ocuiuu. ib... soil
t i I S..M. II ., I 1 I I i
( a FnT.itn. rt . . a l a
0 Part'iu. aa . . . 1 0 4 1
t t La''haui:a. lb 4 0 11 0 0
1 S'KVrria. la 4 a a
v i ntr, t It t 4 1
0 (l Tuuuc. p 0 10 10
Total) 1 1 17 111 V, Totala
Waahlu?lon ....... 0 0 0 3
I 24 U 1
b 1
Blon V 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 66
Earned runs: Washington. 1 Two-base
hit: Klttruige, Sacnhce 4nt: Lst. - First
baae on liaUa. OH ViUin, I, on Young, 1
Struck out: By Wilson. 1: by Yoong. I.
Left on bases: Washington, K; Jbusiun, a.
Titue: l.au. Lisp"': bUrridao. .
Score, second game:
BUUTiiN. i VAIHIKGTOK.
k u o e I - t h o a c
O'tlrHa. If.
rnlhna lb.
C Stalil. rt
Fraviaaa. rf
farni. aa. .
Ui'Kui. Ik. 6 1 tr
acrri. lb 1 1
J Slabi. c ... I
aiusuaa. p
I 1
1 1
(
1 4
1
JO Moras, aa.
I 1 h-. C!
S' larka lr ...0
brlaat'h. If..,-.
v l. rt a
uurklta. 3b I
iirri, is
1 Jirill. c.,...
alMiakla, p 1
1
1 1
t X
4
1
1 I
Totta , 14 V Toula 1 .1 !7 u I
Boston 0 0 0 1 4 0 0 i
V ast.lr.gtoo 04) 0 la a ai
Larued runs: Boston, L Two-base bit:
lalwll. lb 1 0 10
Jonaa. ef 114
(Iran, rt 1 I I
rallatias. a.. Sli
Maaoon. Ib. .. S 1 1
1 amiahlll, ao. 0 0 0
Rl.ttrrr. r S 1
Ptlaraon. s -. 0 0 1
1 1
0 1
1 12
1 I
1 4
0 I
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION GAMES
IasHanapolla Takes a Brace of Good
Ones Away From Mil-
INDIANAPOLTS. Aug. 1 Inais-nnpolts
took two hard fought games from Milwau
kee today. In both games ths ninth inning
decided the contest. Attendance, 6,1:.
Score.- first game: .
- 1NWANAPOU1B. I MILWAUKEE.
E.H.O.A.E K. H.O.A.K.
Hoarlevrr. rf. 1 1 0 'Srhafler. lb. .11110
v ufflmniK, jd.. i v la i v
0 Wood, c 0 1 1 0
I) I'nglaub. It .1 I M 1
llHampblll, -rt. 0100
0 riulilrarr. U.. 0 11
0 (.anl- . rf 0 1 1
ii VIoi. aa.. . 0 0
olEllintt. a 1 1 0 0
ll Totala...... 4 I H n
0 Hi 1.0 2 0 5
10000000 S 4
Bases on balls: By Elliott. I! by KelTum,
1.' Struck euti Ft Kellum, 4:' by-Elliott, 2.
Two-base hits: Hogriever, Ooulter. Wood,
Elliott. Three-base bits: Heyoon. Kellum,
Vuglaub, Elliott. Sacrifice bits: Kihra.
Fox. Double plays: Kihm to'Heydorl;
Schafley to Donnhue. Left on bases: In
dianapolis, 4: Milwaukee, 4. ,Tinia:.. 1742.
Vmpire: Foreman. j
Score, second game: . i
INDIAN AP0L1B. I ICILWAI'KEE.
K.H.IB.A.K. K.Hr'J.A.E
Janet, If... ... 0
Coulter, cf.... 0
Kihm. lb 1 1 10
livytion, c.-.. 0 0
Tamaatt, 3b., 0 11
alarcan, aa.. .. 1 1 1
Fox. 2b Ill
Kcilum. p.... 1 1 1
0
9
1 0
Totala.
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
I I 17 10
HngrtarrT, rf. 1 0 0 0 0 arhfley, lb.. 1 0
3 ones. If..
Coulter, cf...
Kihm, lb.....
Hrydon. e
Tamaeu. Ib.
Marcan. aa...
fox, 2b....:.
Foro, p
1111 0'lionahua, lb.. 1
0 01 t Wood, c o 1
0 1 11 1 0 bnjlaub. lb.. 0 V
0 01 I Haniphlll, rf. 0 0
14 4 4 OiHutilaarr, If.. 0
1 1 14 W.n.K". rf ... 1 1
01 C'Vloa. aa 1
Q ?O D i. Hrdgea, p.... 0
110
7 a 1
4 10
ill
10
14
1.0 0
I 4 e
0 10
Totals...'.'.. I 117 11 Ol Total I 8
xOne out when winning run scored.
Indianapolis ........ 0 0 000002 1 t
Milwaukee 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0-2
Bases on balls: Off Ford, 5; off Hedges,
1. Struck out: By Hedges. 8: by Ford, 8.
Two-base hit: Jones. Three-base hits:
Jones. Kihm, Wood. Sacrifice hit: Qanley.
Stolen base: Tamaett. Time: . l:4u.. Lm
pire : Foreman.
Oles Foaal Three Pitchers.
COLfMBUS. O.. Aug. 1 Columbus had
three pitchers in the game today, but could
not effectuallv stuv Minneapolis' batting
streak. Oyler'a, Martin's aud Clingman a
fielding was not worthy. Attendanue I,tw7.
Score:
aUKKEAPOUS. i COLt'MBl'l.
K.H.O.A ! ' H.O.A.K.
Sullivan, ef.. 114 0 Morriaasr. Il l I t I
CiCllucnian. sa. 1 1
Knoll. Stolen base: Gear. Sacrifice hit:
McAndrews. First base on balls: Off
Bohannon, I; off Alloway, 1. Struck out:
By Bohannon, 6; by Alloway, L Hit by
pitched ball: Kerwin. McAndresa. Dou
ble play: Leewe to Grady. Left on buses:
Louisville, 2: Kansas City, 5. Time: 1:3a.
Umpire: Mullane.
f-alats Aarala Victors.
TOLEDO, Aug. 1. The locals were unable
to hit Ferguson safely at opportune tims
today and Helsllng's support was not good.
Vmpire Cunningham, in the eighth inning,
when Hugglus blocked Reisllng failed to
see it and called Kelsllng out. The crowd
threatened to mob the umpire, but wbb
Uept back and the game proceeded. At
tendence, l.Kla. Score:
ST. PAfL. I TOLEDO.
It H.O.A E I R. H.O.A.K.
Reler. Sb lilt I'Pmllti. rf 0 1 0 0
Hhaunon, cf..l Oil 0 Ciaana. rf....) 100
Jackano.. rf... 1 0 f 0 0 Chi Ida. 21..... 0 0 I 1
Schaetrr, aa..l 110 1 Tumar. lb . ..0 1 IS 0 0
Mussina. 2ti..l lit 1 Flanagan, If.. 1 0110
rioumnjr. it . 0 It 0 Klalnow, a... 1 1110
Whrrler, lb.. 1 10 0 0 Schauta. 3b... 0 I 0 1 o
ulllvan. e.-.O 0 4 0 O Hall. a 141
Serguaoa,, p.. 0 1 01 0 Beullng, p... 0 1 t 1 l
Totala I 10 17 11 4 Toula 4 10 14 1 3
St. Paul S0OXB0OO
Toledo 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 i0 4
Earned runs: Toledo, 2; St. Paul, 5. Two-.,
base hits: Owens, Ball, Scbaub 12). Gejer.
Home runs: Owens, Kleibow. Stolen base:
Chllds . .Struck out: ..By. Kelsllng. 6; bv
Ferguson, 4. Double play: ' Kleinow to Ball ,
to Flanagan to Bail, Shnnnon to Hugglua.
Left on bases: Toledo, 7; St. Paul, 2. passed
ball: Kleinow. Time: l:su. L'mpire: Cun
ningham. StaaHlaa; of the Teams. "
Played. Won. Lost. T.C.
St. Paul so 5 31 .G7i;
Milwaukee K7 M S3 .IVJ1
lndliinupolis M 4.9 41 .5.'4
Louisville ............ (w 4f. 44 '.do.:
Kansas City ...16! 40 42 ' .41
Minneapolis Hn 3N 52 ' .42
Celumbus -...i 89 So 54
Toledo ss 33 55 .,U4
Games today: Kansas City at Louisville:
Milwaukee at Indiarmpolls: bit Paul, at To
ledo; Minneapolis at Columbus.
Bpooaar. lb. . I 1 11
llly. If 1 1 4
Hmnu, rt 1 I
Oj-lar, aa 1 1
stclatrra, lb. I I
Martin, lb... 1 1
Yaagar. v..... I
Ludwla, c. '. .'. 0
li'lKna!d. p. 0 It 0 ;llalk?'. p
Yaabluaar, p.. P 0 0 O.barjor, p
14 0
llArndt. rf 1 I ' 1
0 O Kaymar, lb.-. 11110
111 Itannon., cf... 0 1
0 10 Mrllor, lb.... 0
4 I 1 V'acuir, lb... 1 1
0 0 -Fox. c
liCrahlll, p...
. 1
. 0 0
.
. 1 1
4 1 1
t 1
111
10
00
0 0 1
00
0 0 0 o I
..0 0000000 00
Chicago. 8: Cleveland,
Jones, Magoon. Three
Sacrihce. lata: Jones
C. l... l.i. C,:l,.V ..III
l.i. cuiien nunc. . n..inu. .---
By PatTcrson. 3: bv Moore, 4. Wild pitch:
i-:. Hit m-iik ball: labeU (21. Time:
l:iu. Vmpire: O Laughlln.
Elbrrfefd Defeats Ifw Y ork.
NEW TORK. Aug 1 In spite of the fact
that they iKiih ouibatied and ouiiieloed
llie locals, the champions went down to
oeieat again today. Waddell and Chesbre
lHith plu-iied giMid bull, but the steadiness
of the latter proved bis salvation. Llber
fild was the direct cauhe of I'tiiiadelpliiu
downfall. Each time l.e cume to bat he
hit salely, aendlng in all ttie runs scored
la) his aide. Alumdance, a,uu3. fccore:
KEW TOKK. i. PlilLADEU'HlA.
H H.O.A.E I I.M.O.iX.
1110 Plc-kerlnt. cf. 1100
01 il Kvii. lb 1 1 1 0
4 1 I 0 L. Cross, lb.. 1 I
0 0 1 1 V Kevt,ld. rt . . 1 1 I
0 It 1 a If huRtiiab, It.. 0 0
1 1 I Muruiiy. Ito .a 0 0 I If
I I I IK I ruaa. a-. 0 14 10
1 0 Mirark. c 1 1 I
41 Wada.ll, p... 1 1 1 0
0 6 1 o xhur 0 0 0 0 0
Totala 10 11 rt 10 4l Toula I I IT I I
Minneapolis 0 2 0 0 t 0 S 010
Columbus 0 II J 2 0 UNI 0 06
Earned runB: Minneapolis 5. Two-base
hits: Spooner 2. Yeager. Three-base hits:
Sullivan, Mclntvre. Double plays: Bannon
to Clingman. Martin to Oyler to Spooner,
Oyler to Martin to Spooner. Hits: Off Crabill
4. off Berger 3. off McDonald 7, off Yss
oinuer 2. Struck uut: toy Crabill 1, by
Berger 6. by Vasblnder 1. Bases on balls:
Off Berger 3. off McDonald 4. off Vasbinder
2. Time: ":C5. Vmpire: Messmer.
l, Kaasas City Bests Loaisvllle.
LOriSVILLE. Aug. 1. The visitors out
played the home team today and won the
second game of the series. Alloway held
the locals safe at all times, allowing them
but three hits. Attendauoe, 3,0uu. Score:
KANSAS CITY.
It -H O A C
Itothfuaa. cf.. 1 1 I 0 0
lMr, rl 0,1
Kutir. ?b 0
Urady. lb 1
Hutler. r 1
Kiu.ll. If 1
Lrra. aa. . . . 0
S)rAn4'a. lb 1
Ailoway, p. .. 0
lXIUaSVILUX
K H O It
Krrwln. rf.... 1 i 1 '
hart. If 0 0
Hraahcar.' lb 0 1
(idw.ll, cf 0
Huliivan. lb.. 1 1
Ctrt-hriryr, a..
tOWhlta, lb
ullruliilan, ...
illiuiiaauoa, p. 0 I
0 0
C or. ray, lb
kw iff, rl
tntiertaid.. aa..
U'li'iaiua. 2b.. 0
Fullx. d 0
(.i.irl lb ... 0
M'H-arlaod. U
(i t'ouuor, c.
m-viil., c . 1
L'Uaauro. p. . . 0
Totala 1 4 n In Totala I 1 14 10 1
x Batted for Wuddeil in ninth.
New I't.rk 0 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 S
Philadelphia 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 02
Earned run: Philadelphia. 1 Two-bise
hit: L. Oruss. Three-base hit. Schreck.
Sucritice luta: Waouell. Ket-ler. Ciissbru.
Stolen Uurt: Pickering, tll-erfeld. Firnl
on errorr. Philadelphia. 2. Left on bases:
New York a. PL.ludelphla. I. Base on
balls: .)ff Waddell, 6, off Cliesbro, 1. btruci
out: By Clu aDro, 6; by Vi auueli, 13. Time:
1.4u. tmpire: Hajuteti.
ktisllsg of the Tcasaa.
Jlayt-d. Won. Lost. P C.
Boston k7 f, 'M , .644
1'miadelphia sx 52 .&',
Cleveland ko 4r 4a .fejv
iJrtroit 3 42 41- .fca.
New l'ork M 41 4n ..,
Clilcugi r-3 S- 45 .:
Si. l.'.uia Hi 17 4u .4lt,
Waaini.ficn . 'j . i as .iA
Uomes todsy: Dtruuil at fct- Louis, Cleve
land at Cmcago. ,
Totals I S7 t) Totala I I 14 I I
Kansas City 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 t
Louisville 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0-.I
Earned runs: Kansas City, 2. Two-base
hit; Kerwin. Three-base hits: Sullivan,
ENTRIES FOR TEKAMAH RACES
Spe4g Bench of Horses Promise
gone Rerords oa Oae of the Fast
est Tracks la the State. .
TEKAMAH, Neb., Aug. 1. (Special.)
The entries for the raoes at this place
August E, and 7 closed today with one of
the best strings of horses that ever visited
this city. Tekamah has the fastest half
mile track In the state and. with the
speedy bunch of horses entered, this race 1
meet promises to be an event of record
breaking. Fullowlng are the entries:
Wednesday 2:35 pace, purse VtiHi: Hare,
ch. m.. Journalist. R. P. Davidson, St.
Joseph, Mo.; Sly Coon, ch. g., Judge Rl'-e,
H. E.. Wiedmeyer, Maryvllle, Kan.; Teddy
Brunswick, b. s., Union Medium. R. A.
Templeton, Jr., Tekamah, Neb ; Ecboree,
ch. g., Ke-Echo,- F. B. Dupree. Oreeley,
Colo.; Bilk Bugs, ch. s., Clegg Wright, John
Harrison, Indianola, Neb.; Joe Gales, b. g.,
Equator, Fred J. Tufts. St. Paul. Minn.;
F. A. C, b g-, Mont Russell, B. H. lttta,
Tekaham, Neb. ; Sunny Blojie, b, m., Haiipy
Heir, Axby at Shire, Kansas City, Mo.:
Black Real, blk. m., Roywood, Jack Rana
dell. Topeka, Kan.
-Trotting, class, purse 13 : So So
Mack, b. m., McKoberta. H. H Bmith, Ar
mour, S. D. ; Lady Esewood, blk. ra., Ess
wood, O. A. Farley, Tekamah, Neb. : Daisy
L. br. m., Garrett L, Fred J. Tufts. St.
Paul. Minn.; Modle Monarch, b s-, Almon
arch, Fred J. Tufts. St. Paul, Minn.; Drilt
away. b. s., Red Baron, C. 6. Ilea. Creston,
la.-; Happy Secret, b. a.. Happy Heir, J. J.
Gardner. Valley Falls, Kan.
Half-mile and reiieat, running, purse t..i.
Thursday 2.17 pace, purse tUKi; Star
Oneida, Jr.. blk. n.. Star Oneldu, C. J.
Grunke, Fremont, Neb ; Allaboard, b. s.,
Almoneer. Fred J. Tufts. St. Paul, Minn.;
Yankee Boy. g. g. Behia, Fred J Turin
St. Paul. Minn.; Clara B, b. m., Pentliuid.
Blng A Truitt, Dennison, Tex. ; Tri l:. ri.
g. ru.. Comet Allen, lilng & Truitt, Denni
son, Tea.; Harry Evans, b. g. General
Evans, Lee Costella, Council Grove, Kan.;
Jeasie M. b. m., Norvai Chief. Fred K
bare. Beatrice. Neb.; Anawill. b. m.. An
dersonian, K. W. lorey, Lincoln, Neb.
Trotting, 2:40 class. S-yeur-o)ds purse
O'ti: Wilniore, ch. a., Conqueror. Myrun J.
Brown, Osceola, Neb. ; Fern W , eh. m..
Louis Wilkes. G G. Williamson. Syracuse,
K.eh.; Governor Bryant, b. s.. The Imprest
slon, Mrs. Bryant, Blair. Neh.; Miss Nut
wood Allcrton, b m., Allerton, Dr. Rolph
I'ender. Neb.: Bobby Gooden. s. s MrRohl
erts. H. H. Smith. Armour, 8. D. ; Wllbar
i.'-r . '. E"col,ttr. H. D. Bennett. Unoiln!.
NeR; King Airy, hr. s Norvai King, Frel
J. Tufts, St. Ibu1, Minn.; Drift Allerton
b. s. , Allerton. C. S. Rex. Creston. la ;
Jauneta Russell, b. f.. Mont Russell. L. S.
La Rue,' Tekamah. Neb.
Three-fourths mile and repeat, running,
purwe 1100.
Friday 2:22 pace, purse 1300: Henrvette,
b. m.. Hugh Patton. R. P. Da1dson, St.
Joseph, Mo.: Anawill, h. m . Andersonian,
R. W. Lowrey, Lincoln, Neh.; Mackbov,
b. g., McRolwrts, H. H. Smith. Armour,
S. D.; F. A. C, b. g.. Mont RusseU, B. R.
Lett a. Tekamsh, Neb.: Ben Tell. br. g.,
untraced, A. E. Chaffee. Srraruee. Neh ;
Teddy Brunswick, b s.. I'nlon Medium. R.
A. Templeton, Jr., Tekamah, Neb.: Echo
ree. ch. g., Re-Echo. F. B. Dupree, Oree ev,
Ctilo.; Samandle, ch. s., Pemlcoln, H. D.
Bennett Lincoln. Neb.: Silk Rags, ch. a.,
Clegg Wright, John Harrison. Indianola.
Neh ; Allaboard, b. s Almoneer, Fred J.
Tufts, St. Paul, Minn.; Yankee Bov, g. g.,
Behia, Fred J. Tufts. St. Paul. Minn : Fred
H. b. g., Alhambra. Geore F. Heine,
Hooper, Neh.; Jack Sawyer, b. ., Alberta,
"L. S - Patsrson.- uimllle. la. -y, - m .;
TrsiCUng, tr46 -Mass.. -purse IWKr; Csso M,
eh. m., Hanelte. R.' P. Davtdsost, 6t Jo
sejih. Me 1rwtrrt.' tii a.. Onward, Will
F. Ttrowti? Jrremont. -b.; Mesmerism, 4).
s., Puperintwiitleri, H. D.' Bennettt Lftnnotn,
Ncbj Mutrpls- McNeel. - h. m.. Bretwood, P.
H. Cavsnaugh, Verdigre. Neb.; Dalsv L,
lir. m., Garre-tt L, Fred J. Tufts. St. Paul,
Minn.; Modle Monarch, b. s.. Almonarch,
Fred 3. Tufts. St. Paul, Minn.: Happy
Maud, h. m., Happy Heir, J J. Gardner,
Valley Fslls. Kan.; Lillian Gibson, b. m..
The Impression, Alta Graham, Blair. Neb ;
Minnie Wilkes, tt. m.,' Honor. R. C. Con
drey, Topeka, Kan. ; Red Loaf, eh. m..
King Harold, Jack Ransdeil. Topeka, Kan.
One mile and repeat, running, purse $150.
GOLF AT FJELD CLUB
Joha Fraarla Wis Chaaaploashlp
ssi Booae Ties with the
Coloa-eL
The jn embers of the golf contingent of
the- Omaha Field club played a handicap
match against Colonel Bogle Saturday Sft
ernoon and with the exception of Charles
Bone were all worsted by the redoubtable
old man. There was a good list of entries
and the scores were all very good.
Down.
Charles Bone
John Murphy
M. H. LaDouceur.
J. Foster
W. E. Fahnatier..
Dr. Boyd
W. H. Lawrle....
F. H. Bluke
J. Q. Adams
K J. Hoel
JZ. A. Cope ....
Down.
A. C. Jonea 1
J. B. Prlns
J. A. McNstighton 1
H. B. Morrill .... H
J. E. Spencer .... II
E. Buckingham... 12
F. E Pierre 14
G. W. Manchester 14
J. W. Robb . 16
F. P. Rooney 16
In the finals in the coif chamnlonshio of
the club John Francis won out from J. 4J.
Adams, I up and 2 to play, while J. E.
Buckingham won from J. E. Spencer In the
consolations, 1 up.
In the woman s ' hampionshlp the plsT
is up to the finals with Miss Alice Frederick
to Play Mrs. Penny.
In the first round in the championship
match the score was as follows:
Vp l Vp.
Alice Frederick 2' Alma Frederick
Mrs, Mills 8 Mrs. Bone t
Vm. Penny & BlanrhtWiolland ..
Mrs. Morrill a Mrs. C.Aosewater. 0
In the socrsnd round:
.Alice Frederick ...lMrs. Mill
Mrs. Penny 4; Mra Morrill I
In the first round of the consolations:
Bltnclie Holland. .. 1 Alma Frederick .... t
Mrs. C. Ruse water. 2i Mrs. Boris I
The tennis courts were still too wet for
any rluy haturdhy afternoon in the city
championship series and all piny was de
ferred until this week. Monday evening
the first round in the consolations in the
singles and the preliminary round and sa
much as posHible In the first round in the
'doubles will be played off. Play in the
semi-finals and finals in the singles will
tie held in s dny or two so that the flnaia
In the two events can come close together.
No Summer Bowel Troubles
Not for me ! I'm safe from all of them and happy. The heat of sum
mer causes organic matter everywhere to decay. All dead vegetable or
animal matter rots if not kept on ice. All undigested food in the
human body will ferment a hundred times as quickly in summer as in
winter. Consequence stomach, liver, bowels poisoned, thrown out of
order sour stomach, gases, colic, diarrhoea, dysentery, cholera, append
icitis, and in some regions yellow fever and the plague. Little children
suffer terribly everywhere. What doe good sense tell you to do? You
can't keep the human body on ice, and the drinking of ice-cold drink
does morfharm than good because it stops digestion and chills the in
ternal organs. The proper thing is to keep all impure and unnecessary
matter out of the body every day, not riv? it a chance to tour and de
cay in the stomach and bowels, and poison the blood and the whole
body: In this way you will stop all hot, feverish conditions, and keep
your insides cool and healthy. To do it, use a medicine that is not offensive to the
taste and not harsh and violent in its action. There is only one safe system-cleaner
to take in the summer time, because it will not cause diarrhoea or griping, and that is
Mis
tb Bowels. All druggists, sac. aajc. pfc. Never said la balk. Th a mania kjWs
C C. w. uaarrantaed is car sa your money back, bemple sag hsgkist Ires, ASSiaaa
oxatbog ha mas Ca. alxaga or Sia Tors. ' sal