Till? OMAHA DAILY BEE. Fit 1 DAY, AUGUST 7, 1003.
f
OMAHA TARES SECOND GAME
Treat Pitcher diTton, Knrsr Cubing', in
Df-cidedly Eud4 Ma&nsr.
HIT SAFE E:t!T TIMES IN TWO INNINGS
Srhnfatall for Omaha Is Damped
Almost as Dtrd aal Santera
nellewee Him la tho
Foorth.
KANSAS CITT, Aur. 1-f.Speclal Tele
Cram.) President Nichols sent Milton In
to down his old running mates In the sec
ond game of tha Omaha series at Sports
man's iark this afternoon, but the ex
Itourke twlrler was drlwen to shelter in
two Innings and the tall-endera, piling up
a lead of five runs In the first round, landed
an 2 to 7 Tlctof jr. The visitors opened up
on Milton's foolers at tha start and clouted
the sphorev to all corners of the lot and
Halla was sent In In the third inning to
, check the bombardment. -'The change was
for the. better, but two more runs In the
fifth Inning- put the Rourke men far enough
In the lead that the locals, although mak
ing a hard struggle, were Unable to catch
up. . -, r -
Omaha, toe, uawd two twtrlers. Banders
being substituted for BchafMall in the
fourth after the locals had come within
one of tlolng the soore.. Kansas City
picked oft a couple of markers in the sec
ond, and then in the third, with two men
; n bases, Heas, who has been hitting at m
' fast clip of late, slammed out ft home run
, to right center This gars the Nichols
t team new hopes, and pulling hard at every
' tarn, oaie -within one of moving np on
' even term in the last two rounds.
Omaha's five runs In the opening inning
' came on Carter's single to center, Oenlns'
sacrifice, Miller's triple to right, Thorn
ton's single and stolen base, Welch's hit
to left, Bhugart's pass, Hlckey's fielder's
choice and steal, and Oondlng'a drive to
center.
This lead was Increased one more In the
I seoond after two outs, on Miller's single
to left and Hess' error and Thornton's hit
to right ;
Kansas City began the overhauling In its
half, making a brace of runs on Hess' hit
to center and Bhugart's error, Webster's
fielder's choice, a passed ball and Messltt's
single to center, clearing the bases. The
locals moved up within one of a tie in the
third on Strelb's single, Jacob's fielder's
d choice. Kahl's hit to right and Hess' home
ll run. Singles by Bhugart and Hlckey and
files to tha outfield by Banders and Carter
gave the visitors their last two runs in the
fifth. Nichols' team crept one nearer In
the eighth on singles by Kahl and Web
stor's and Messltt's fielder's choice.
Ketcham's drive to left and Strelb's single
to center, which was handled badly by
Welch, made the local' total seven In the
ninth. The soore: '
OMAHA.
AB. R, H. PO. A. XI.
Carter, rf . 4 1110 0
Oenlns, ss. ........... S 0 4 110
Miller. If... S 3 S 0 0 0
Thornton, lb..- 5 1 t U 1 0
Welch, of 6 1 t t 0 1
Bhugart, 2b I I 1 S 1
Hlckey, gb 41330
Gonding, o 6 0 1 t 0 0
Suhafstall, p 1 0 0 0 1 0
Bandera, ,.p
. Totals
throi'rhmit and the 'Ictors were loudly
I lauued by the crowd.
IS 17 IS
S7 S
KANSAS CITT.
AB. R. IB. PO. A, E.
Ketchara, of...; 6
, WaSdron, rf I
Btrelb, lb , S
Jacobs, ss, S
Kahl, 2b.., f
Ham. If. 4
Webster ,'1tbi.AMA. 4''
Meesltt, o 4
Milton, p 0
Bali, p 2
1
0
4
0
s
2
3 1
t
0
0
GAMES IN AMERICAN LEAGUE
Phillies Beat Boston la rtnrd FoagM
i
Contest Lasting Eight
Innings.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. '.Boston and
Philadelphia fought hard today for the aee
ond gam rf the serls and the hon e tnm
won through good work at the bat. With
the exception of two poor throws by Mur
phy the Holding was superb. The weather
was cloudy and the game was called after
Boston s half of the eighth Inning, at whirtl
Captain Collins probated vigorous!;'. At
tendance, 2661. Score
PHILADELPHIA. I BOSTON.
H H O A C I R H.OA.E.
Hoffman, it.. 1 t t t O'Dousri'ty, It I 1
Plrkerlna, cf 1 1 i (ili'olllnv lb.. I 1 I 0 t
Dsla. Ik.... 1 1 I t or. Kiahl, cl. 1 I I 1 I
U Cross, lb. I 1 I 1 (Freemen, r(. 1 1
Bbold, rt.. 9 I 1 Parent, as... 1 1 I 1
Wurnhv th.. S 1 4 1 ) l.i'K.... 1h a S a s e
W. Cross. as. 0 0 I 4 OTerrls. lb.... I I I 4 rl
Rhrsca, ... Sill OCriier, fc 0 ! 4 t
Bender, ... 1 ( Young. .... 4 0 0 4
Totals ...4 1114 7 Totsls ... I I 11 14
Philadelphia 0 0 0 2 0 2 0 04
Boston 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 I
Earned runs: Boston, 1; Philadelphia, S.
Two-bane hits: Freeman. Shreclt. Three-
base hit: Davis. Btolen bases: Hoffman,
Pickering. Bey bold. Hender. First on balls:
Oft Bendsr. 1. Struck out: By Young, 3;
ny senaer. i. vvna pucn: xoung. lime
1:2!. Umpire: Hassett.
Jew York Shots Washington Ont.
WASHINOTON. Aug. lNw York took
the second game of the series by shutting
Washington out, 4 to 0. Tannehlll's pitch
ing was mainly responsible for the local's
defeat. The game was called at the end
of the seventh Inning on account of dark
ness. Attendance, 1,672. Score:
NEW YORK. I WASHINGTON.
R.H.O.A . R.H O A I
ConroT. lb... 0 I 1 ( 1 Moran. as.... 10 11
KhIt, rf... 1 "fleao. et 4 4 ( 4
Elberfeld. n.1 I I Wcisrto. lb... 4 14 4 4
Wllllaais, lb. I I I e'selbacb. U.. 4 4 4 4 4
Pnlti. cf.... 1 114 rf. 4 4 4 4 4
Oenel, lb... 1 I 4 4 clCotifhlln, lb. 4 1 I 4
U-rr'i. U. 4 1 1 4 ( Hoi ofk. lb. 9 4 14 4
O'Connor, e. 1 1 4 1 O Klttradge, e. 9 9 9 I 4
Tanoehlll, p. 9 4 4 I .Wilson, p.... 4 14 19
Touts ...4 4 11 4 1 Totals ...4 I 11 I
New York 0 0 1 0 0 1 14
Washington 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0
Earned runs: New York, 2: Washington,
Stolen' bases: Conroy. Keeler. Klber-
feld. Sacrifice hit: Klttredge. Double
lay: Elberfeld to Williams to Onnxell.
in see on balls: Off Wilson. 1: oft Tanne-
hlll. 1. Struck out: By Wilson. 1: by
Tannehlll. 4. Left on bases: Washington,
; New York, 7. Balk: Wilson. Time:
:1s. umpire: Sheridan.
White Aids Chicago Victory.
CHICAGO, Aug. .-Consecutlve bitting
in the first, fifth and seventh Innings, as
sisted by Kahoe's wild throw, scored five
runs for Chicago. White was in rare form,
holding the visitors down to seven hits and
securing nine strikeouts. Attendance, l.vou.
Score;
chicaoo. I ST. Louis.
R.H.OAlU R.H. OA. It
Holm, If.. 9 114 OBtirtiett. If... 0 2 19
0 s martin, n.., v i i v
4 4 rnsi, lb 9 9 1 4
9 4 Anderson, lb 9 1 11 9
9 4 Wnllaoo, ss.. 1 1 1 1
1 Hemphill, of. 9 4 ! 9
4 1 Kahoe, 0.... 9 9 19
1 i Hill, to 9 111
1 P.SUYsr. p... 9 9 1
1
TOUU
Toula ... I 19 IT 11 ll
Chicago S 0002010 -
St. Louis 0 1000000 0-1
Left on bases: Chicago, 11; St. Louis. 7.
Two-base hit: Callahan. Sacrifice hits:
White, H1U. Btolen base: Jones. Double
play: Frlel to Wallace to Anderson. Struck
OUt: 5y wnue, vf oj Dievers, j. Danes
on balls: Oft Blevers. 5. Wild pitch
White: Time: 1:40. Umpire: O'Laughlln
Cleveland Loses Same Game Twice,
CLEVELAND. Aug. . Cleveland loet an
exciting game to uetrou loaay. t-arson
was hit hard and the game was also lost
bv blundering on bases. Flick's and Craw
ford s nttting were features. Attenaance,
1,075. Scores
DETROIT. I CLEVELAND -
R.HO.A.eI R.H O A
Bamtt. ef... 1111 lKIIck, rf 1 1 1 1 i
V v umy, ci l l s u
9 1 Bradley, lb.. 9 1 4 1
I 9La)ols, lb... 9 1 1 4
4 1 Hlckmso. lb. 9 1 11 9
9 1 McCarthy, it. 9 9 1 9 4
1 9iRtmU, e 9 14 14
1 OiOoobii'sr. u. 19 9 14
t :PnB, a 19 11
Totals .... ........ .40 7 18 27 S 2
Omaha 6 19020000-S
Kansas City 0 2 S 0 0 0 0 1 17
Twn-bi hit: fltrelb. Three-b
Kahl, M tiler. Home run: Hess. Sacrifice hits:
Malta, Bnugart, uenina, Banners, warier,
Hlolftii baaaa: Thornton. Hlckey. Welch.
Bases on balls: Oft Milton. 1; off Halla,
9L Struck out: Bv Milton. 1: by Halla. 1
hv flrhatstnll. 1: bv Banders. 1. Innings
rltched: By Milton, 2; by Halla, 7; by
Bchafstall, 8m by Banders, 6H. Hits: Off
Mliton, V; oft Halla, 6; oft Bchafstall, 7: oft
Banders. 6. Pasaod ball: Qondlng. Left
on basns: Kanaas City. 4; Omaha, s. Time
1:4& Umpire: Kelly.
Bt. Jo Downs Dos Moines.
. RT. JOSEPH. Aug. t. A little lucky hit
ting and a little Inferior fielding on the
pa it of Gurkee Won the game for Bt. Jo
seph today. The visitors batted Chlnn
hard, but be kept their hits well scattered.
o-'0r: - - .
. 1 . " R.H.E.
St. Joeeph....! 01102100 17 10
Des Moliiea..! 0004)1000 0-8 18
Batteriest . Bt Jnaeph. Chlnn and Mo-
. ConncJi; Des Moines, Morrison and Kohl.
I Errors AM DeaTM'i Victory.
PBORLA, Ang. 6. Denver won from
Peoria tods through errors made In the
local infield,' Both Olnurted and Eyler were
In good form. Attendance, tm. Score
. R.H.B.
Denver ..'.......1 00400100-44
Peoria .....,.. 0000401014
Batteries: Peoria, Olmsted and Hessler;
Denver, liiyler and ScnieL
Bswwere ' Trample Millionaires.
MILWATjKEH. Aug. C Milwaukee had
an easy time rolling tip a soore against
Colorado Bprlpgs today, while McPherson
had the visitors safe except In on inning.
A turn dance. 600. Boor.- R.H.E.
Milwaukee ... 1 4 4 4 0 0 1 2 1012
Colo. Springs. 000401000 14
Batteries: Milwaukee. McPherson and
Lucia: Colorado Springs, taraagle and
Doran.
Standiaa; of tn Taajaa.
Played. Won. Lost
kfllwaukee - 5 U
Prado Springs.... 17 (3
U!aa City 84 4
Joeeph M 4$
i'eoritt ....... W.I.,. (TT 41
)env?r ,i. W i S9
rm Moines 47 S
imuha M SS
(innjes todayi Denver at Peoria I Colo
rado prlnKa at Milwaukee; Omaha at
ajiiusas City, Les Molne at Bu Joseph.
S3
as
40
40
46
47
4a
U
r.o,
.(24
.403
.635
,61s
.471
M
.441
.84
.Passett Beats Sprtagrvtow,
(flpeolal ) An
ball was played
BJw3SE)TT. Neb.. Atrg;
ItteieutitiH game of bae
iera yesterday between Basstt and Spring,
new, ike rttault being 12 to 10 In favor of
huiseti. The game was holly contested
until, lb ... t 11
Jones, of 114
Orson, n.... o s v
Hsllmsa, it. 1 4 4
Csllsbso, lb. 9 1 1
Msfooo, lb.. 0 9 1
Tannehlll. ss 9 9 1
lattery, ... 9 19
White, p 4 4 9
1 4 14 It 1
Lueh, If Ill
Crawford, rf . I 1 1
Carr, lb. 114
Courtney, ss. 9 I 9
HoQtilre. s.. s I
Teaser, lb... 4 .4 4
smith, lb.... 9 1 1
IionoTsa, p.nO -4- I
bases, Kansas City scoring lis only rtm
on a wild throw hy Fox. Attendance, 1,877.
c(ore, nrst game:
KANSAS f.lT COLfMBVS.
R H O A r : R.H.O A.g.
RKhfuea. cf. 1 9 4 4 4 1'orr ... If 4 1 1 4 4
9C.irras.i. ss s
Oer. rf.
Nenre. lb
Oraar. lb
HUtler, c.
Knell. If.
Leewe,
MrAnD
Coons,
4 4 1
9 4 1
1111
Ill
1 1 1
19 1
lb. 9 1 I
P 9 9 9
I Ar',tt. rf . ..
9 Parmer, lb.
9 Rannon, et.
Mellor, lb ,
I Ttirner, Sb. .
S Rnarh. e...,
4 MrMakta, p.
I II
(Jllnnraan, as 4 4 4
Arr.it. rf.... 4 4 1
Harmer, lb.. 1 v "
Baanoa, oi... 1 1 I
Mellor. lb.
Turner, Ik
Fnl. s....
Derger, p.
Totals
1 1 1
9 11
4 I 14
114
t.rtblll, p.... 4 14 14
Totals ... 4 T 17 14 I
Totals ... I I 17 11 I
Kansas City I 000010004
Columbus 0200000002
Earned runs: Kansas City, 2. Two-bae
hits: Mellor. Butler, Knoll. Three-base
hits: McAndrews, Knoll. Double play:
Leewe to Grady. Hits: Off McMakin, 4;
off Crablll, S. First base on balls: Oft
McMskln. 1: off Coons. J. Struck out: By
Crablll. 4: by Coons, L Time: lUta. Umpire:
Haskell. .-. .
Score, second game:
COLUMBL'l I KAK9AS CITY.
R H. O.A.I. . I.H.Oi.l.
Mnrrlesry, If I 1 I I 4 Rothfusa, ef. 4 1 4 4 I
I t OMt, rf 4 1 4 4
0 9 Nance, lb... 4 1114
1 4 Grady, lb.... 1 1 10 4 4
u s Boiler, 4 14 11
4 c Knoll, If 4 19 4 9
1 s Leewe, si.... 4 4 14 4
4 1 atcAad's, lb. 4 4 I I 1
I iVeeennler . 4 4 4 4 4
Durham, p... 4 4 4 1 1
I 1 7 1 11 -
I ToUIs ... 1 4 11 11 1
sBatted for McAndrews In the ninth.
Columbus 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 2 0-1
Kansas City 0000010001
Earned runs: Columbus. 2. Btolen bases:
Raymor. Turner. RothfUBS, Butler. Leewe.
Bacriflte hits: Morrlsey, Bannon, Mellor.
Two-base hits: Berger, Fox. Struck out:
By Beigcr. 9: by Durham. 4. First base on
balls: Off Berger, 2: off Durham, 4. Passed
ball: Fox. Time: 2:00. Umpire: Haskell.
Qnlnlan'a Fielding a Record.
LOUISVILLE. Aug . Louisville won a
double header from Minneapolis today. In
the second game the sensational fielding of
Larry Quinlan, who accepted fifteen chances
witnout an error, crone tne record recently
made by Wagner of Pittsburg. Attendance,
4,uu. Score, first game:
LOUISVILLE. I MINNEAPOLIS.
R.H. OAS. R.H.O.A.C.
4 9 1 9 9 0. S'TSO, et. 9 9 I 9 9
9 Bpooner, lb..
9Lallr, It
9 Smith, rf....
9'Yeaser, 0....
OOyler, (s ....
0 Mclntyir, lb,
9, Martin, tb.
0
9
Kerwln. rf..
Hart, it 1
flraahear, lb. 9
Od.ell, cf... 1
4. 8' ran, lb. 1
Ohrterer. o... 9
White, lb.... 9
Qultilan, as.. 1
bohannoa, p. 9
Esan, p 9
xYYalker .... 9
9 9
Vaabtoder, p.
Totals ...
1 II
I I 17 II 4
Totals ... 4 I 17 7 I1
xBatted for Bohannon in the ninth.
Louisville 0 0 0 S 0 0 0 0
Minneapolis 10 0 0 0 0 0 I 02
Earned runs: Minneapolis, 1. Two-base
nit: tsmltn. Stolen bases: B. Sullivan.
Schrlever. Lally. Sacrifloe hits: Hart.
Walker. First base on balls: Oft Bohannon,
4; off Vaeblnder, 1. Struck out: By Bohan
non, 8: by Vaeblnder, 1. Hit by pitched
nan: uawen, nerwin, mny. Double play
Oyler to Martin to Spooner. Left on bases
Louisville, 7; Minneapolis, 5. Time: 2:06.
Umpire: Mullane.
Score, second game:
LOUISVILLE. , MINNEAPOLIS.
R.H. O.A.H I R.H.O.A .
Kerwln, rf... 4 I I 9 1C. 'van. ef. 1 1 1 9
Hart, II 1 1 1 3 V spooner. Ib.. 1
9 Lally, If 9
trSmlth, it.... 9
0 Yeager, 0 ... 9
ojOyler, ss 9
OiMcIntrrs. Ib. 9
I 4 11 O'Mariln, lb... 9
9 11 U'Wllllama. p, 9
111
9 11
19 9
111
9 19
1 19 9
I It 9
ToUIs ...T 14 HIS 4' ToUIs ... 4 10 17 1J 1
Detroit , S00010SO 07
Cleveland 0 0 0 1 2 0 2 0 1
First on errors: Cleveland, 2: Detroit. 1.
Left on baaes: Cleveland, Detroit, 7.
Home runs: Flick, Crawford. Three-base
hits: Flick, Barrett. Carr. Two-base hits:
Crawford (Z), Smith 2, Lajole. Double
plays: Courtney to Smith to Carr, Bar
rett to carr. Dlrat uasa on balls: Oft
Donovan, S; off Pearson, 1. Struck out:
By Donovan, 2; by Pearson, 4. Sacrifice
hit: Donovan. Stolen basea: Smith, Bar
rett. Wild pltchi Donovan. Time: 2:10.
Umpire: Connolly.
Standing: f the Teams.
Played. Won. Lost.
Boston 00 67
Philadelphia U 6t
Cleveland 90 47
Mew York M 43
Detroit 8S . 44
Chicago 88 41
St. Louis 88 40
Washington 18 29
O a. nee today: Bt. Louis at Chicago. Bos.
ton at Philadelphia, New York at Wash'
ington.
13
87
43
41
44
47
4S
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PC.
.m
.6f)3
.622
.612
.600
.464
.455
.141
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION GAMES
Milwaukee Oat on Top, Meredith
Koepinsi Toledo's Bits
Down. '
TOLEDO, Aug. 6. Meredith was invinci
ble today and Toledo was unable to hit
him safely, while Cough II n was bit hard.
Owens' home run with two men on bases
brought In Toledo's three runs In the ninth.
Attendance, 800. Score:
MILWAUKEE. I TOLEDO.
R.H.O.A . I R.H.O.A .
BohaKer, tb. I I 4 4 4 Smith, rf-lf.. 1114 4
Doaohus, lb. 4 1 It 4 4 Ctrtlas, Ib. . . I 1 I 4 4
0 fersnsktp, if.
4 Flanagan, rf . 4
4 Owen a, at.... 1
4 Kleluow, o.. 1
1 Schaub, lb... I
9 Turner, lb... 4
4 Hall, as.
P
Brashear. lb 1
Odwell, cf... 4
8. 8' ran, Ib. I
Bhrlerer. .. 1
White, lb.... 1
Qulnlao. as.. 1
Bohannon, p. 4
Totals ... T I 17 IT J I Totals ...1 4 14 14
Louisville 10021101-
Mlnneapolls 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 01
Two-base hits: Mclntyre, Lally. Bpooner,
Teager. Stolen bases: 8. Sullivan, Mc
lntyre. Sacrifice hits: Braahoar, Quinlan,
Odwell. First base on balls: Oft Bohannon.
4; off Wlillams, 1. Struck out: By Bohan
non. 4. u Dy pucnea Dan: w nite tz). wild
pucn: vviiuams. rassea Dan: yeager.
Double play: Bohannon to Quinlan to
White. Left oh bases; Iulsvllle, V ; Minne
apolis, 8. Time: l:u. umpire: Mullane.
St. Paol Captures a Brace.
INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 6.-Bt. Paul today
took two games from Indianapolis, bringing
victory out of defeat in the ninth Inning
of the first game through a close decision
that caused home rooters much dissatis
faction. The second game was easy. At
tendance, 3,600. score, first game:
ST. PAt'L. ' I - INDIANAPOLIS.
R.H.O.A.B. R.H.O.A.)
oeirr, 3b 9 9 1 4 I Hotrlerer. rf 4 1 1 9
9, 9 Foe. lb...... 1
9 9 Jo.ee. ... ft
I O.Coulter, ef... 9
1 ,Klhm. lb.... 9
Bhannon, cf. 9
Jacksun, .rf.: 1
Bchaerer, ss. 9
Huiflns, Ib. 1
Plournoy, if. 1
Wheeler, lb. 1
Sullivan, e.. 9
Allemsng. p.. 9
1 19
9 o'Woodrud, e, 9
1 9
9 0
9 1
Tamsett, tb.
Marrsn, ss.
Kellum, p.
xHeydon ..
9 4
M
i ii
ToUIs ... 4 4 17 11 11
Totals ... 1 in It
x Batted for Fox In the ninth.
Bt. Paul 0 00000102-
Inc.tana polls 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 14
Struck out: By Kellum, ; by Allemang,
i. ases on oaus: urr ii.eiium, i; on Alio
mang, 1. Two-base hits: Wheeler. Three-
base hits: Hogrlever, Marcan. lilt by
pitched ball: By Allemang: Tamsett.
massed ball: Sullivan. Stolen base: Jack
son. Lett on bases: Bt. Paul, 6: Indian
apons, s. Time: 1:46. empire: Foreman.
Score, second game:
iT. PAVL. . INDIANAPOLIS.
a.H.O A B I R.H. O.A.I
Crier, lb 1
8ht .noo, cf. 1
Jaclcaou, rt.. 4
Schaefrr, as. 1
Huiflns, tb. 1
Plournor, . If. I
Wheeler, lb. 9
ftulllvaa, e... 1
Bailer, p.... 1
Chech, p 9
1 9
III
9 19
111
4 4 4
4 4 9
114
114
4 1 T
1 1 4
4 4 1
4 4 1
Woo, et.... 14 4
L'nslaub, lb. 4 t 4
Hemphill, of. 4 I I
bsnlearr. It. 1 1 I
Gaoler, rf... 1 I 1
Vlos. ss..... 114
Meraolth. p. 1 1 1
CouihUn.
Teula ... I II 17 II ll
ToUIs ... 4 I 17 14 1
Milwaukee 02001103 01
Toledo 0001000 S 1
Earned runs: Toledo, 4: Milwaukee, t.
Two-bas hits: Klerlnow, woods ity.Vlox.
Ganley, Schailey. Home runs: Owens,
fcVhafley. Stolen bases i Wood, Dunleavy,
Ganley, Vlox. BacrUlce hits: Vlox, Mere
dith. Struck outi By Courhlin, i; by
Meredith, 4. Baaes on balls: Oft CoughUn,
1. Ieft on base: Toledo. 1; Milwaukee,
R. Wild pitch: Cougnlin. Time: 1:45. Um
pire) Cunningham.
Oolaasnns wu and Loses.
COLUMBUS, Aug. 4. Columbus and Kan
sas City broke even In a double header to
day, Kansas City won the first game by
bunching hits off McMakin in the ilrst in
ning. .. '
In the second game Berger, who pitched
tor the locals, was invincible with men on
W !
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HIMOLA is far superior to all other polishes,
eoouun bo acul or alka.i Preserves tke lesther in
s-a a. noesea I aud cSMwea's siocs. and prevcau
aib!iig.
SKI KOLA la easily applied wkh Sbioola
dsuUr aad puUaher. It shines Instantly.
ONE SHINC LASTS A WCCK.
It produce an la4eose brllliaat, lasting bUck
polua, without any blue or Tdluwtaa caat. It stakes
(Mther nster-preet. fell, all cisUts and sroia spuu
and reuses the spsers wt sheae Is ovewsar tha salts.
llwrt U so oiaer poiiah Uk IBINOIA.
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SlilNOLA CO.
ROCHESTER, M. V.
pi
1 1 1
ew,oree is . 'vf -
0 HorHsrer. rf 1
4 Fox, Ib 9
9 Jones. If 9
2 Coulter, ci., 9
0 Klbra. lb.... 11111
9 Tamsett, lb. 1 1 I 1
u1 Marcan, as... I
9 Hejrdolt, e... 1
SKord. p 9
a Vnl. m 1
- - - i r
lno Brlen .. 9
ToUIs ... I I 17 11 ll
Totals ., T Uall 11
kx O'Brien batted for Ford in fifth,
z Sullivan out on bunt strike.
Bt. Paul 0 0204000 1-4
Indianapolis 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 1 07
Bases on balls: By Ford, 4; by Vols. 1
by Bailey, 1: by Chech, 1. Struck out: By
roru, a: oy rial ley, o; vr von. i: oy inecn.
2. Two-base tuts: Wheeler, Hey don, Kihrn.
inrea-uart nit: rox. eacnnoe tut: snan
non. uoutue plays: Marcan to Fox to
Kihm: Bhaefer to Wheeler to Oeler. Sto
len bases: Wiggins, Jackson. Passed bail
Heydon. Time: 2:00. umpire: Foreman.
Standing of the Teams.
Played. Won. Lost.
Bt. Paul
Milwaukee ...
Louisville ....
Indianapolis .
Kansas City..
Columbus ....
Minneapolis ,
Toledo
frames today:
65
1
3
94
&&
08
S
03
Kansas
44
64
a
49
43
SS
3s
36
City
81
85
44
45
45
BT
67
63
PC.
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.400
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at Toledo,
Milwaukee at Columbus, St Paul at Louis
ville, Minneapolis at Indianapolis.
GAMES IN NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cincinnati Easily Downs t. Loafs
Aft Mnch Fast Field,
lug.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 6. Cincinnati won from
ch. x.ouis today rather easily, Fast fleldln
cnaracterisea tne work on both sides, Bt,
i.oiiw making four double plays and Cm
cinnau iwo nome runs DT Kyan sn
beymour were the batting features. At
tendance, i.mi. bLorei
CINCINNATI. , IT. LOUIS.
.. R H O A R.H.O.A. I
L'uaiin, u..p s
Seymour, ef. I
tiuia'n, rf 1
Be.kler, lb.. 4
Bt-etnfdt, lb. 1
lialr, lb I
Corcoran, ss. 4
nets, s 1
aUhn, p 9
9 "Parrel!, Sb... 9 I 4 4
4 r Donovan, it. 1 I I I
9 il Smool. of.... 4 1 4 4
1 1 Brain, SS.... 4 114
I IBarclar. If., 4X1 9
I 0 Burke, tb.... 4 4 4 1
I 9 Hackett, 14. I 111 I
I OHran, c 1111
I Brow a. p.... 4 14 1
Osll .. 4 4 4 4
ALDWELL WINS AT SINGLES
Gaini C tj ChiinpiOQihip by Defetting
Ecribnrr ia Hollow Form.
LOSES BUT ELEVEN GAMES IN FOUR SE1S
Victor Shores Clauan Cat Work, While
Banner In Exklklls Rather Poor
Form During tko Entire
Contest.
L. L. Caldwell won the city tennis sin
gles championship last evening on the
courts of the Omaha Field club by defeat
ing Bcribner in the finals. The match was
not particularly exciting, with the excep
tion of the second set, which Bcribner won
by clean-cut, hard playing. Bcribner did
not do himself justice as a whole and failed
to make use of his lobbing, which is his
surest game. Caldwell's reach and net
play were generally Invincible and he
passed Scrlbner at the net repeatedly.
Playing from the back court Caldwell threw
his whole strength in his back-hand strokes
and drove the ball down the sides for
points repeatedly. Bcribner did not seem
to have bis heart in the game and played
listlessly most of the time. Occasionally
he rallied brilliantly and passed Caldwell
prettily or lobbed over him, but the ral
lies proved to be short-lived. The score
Caldwell 4 4 1 1 4 4 4 4-27-4
Scribuer 1 14 4 111 1172
Caldwell 4 14172224 2 -4
Bcribner 0 4 1 4 1 4 4 4 1 4-31-4
Caldwell 4 1 4 4 2 6 6 4-31-4
Scrlbner 2 4 2 2 6 2 2 0212
Caldwell 4 4 0 4 4 4 5 25
Scrlbner 0 0 4 2 2 0 3U 1
In the second round of the doubles:
Weltv and Kuhn beat Batton and Hill.
2-6, 6-3. b-0.
nnsKeu ana Hopkins Deal cnase ana
Kohn. 4-8. g-6. 6-4.
Collett and Van Camn beat Martin and
Kennard, 5-7, 6-4, 6-2.
Tebblns and Patterson beat Field and
Hanuay, t-t. 8-6. 11-9.
In the first round of consolation singles:
Horace Burr beat Werner, 6-4, 6-4.
In the second round of the consolation
Ingles:
Hill beat Van Camp, 6-0, 6-4.
In the semi-finals in the championship
doubles;
Winner of Tebblns nd Pstterson-Hueres
and Schneider match play Collett and Van
Camp.
Haskell ana Hopkins play weity and
Kuhn.
In the consolation doubles:
Field and Hannny, bye.
Armstrong and Baker, bye.
Scrlbner and Pollard, bye.
J. Brown and H. Rogers play Burr broth
ers.
McConncll and Hoel play Dumont and
West.
Lelnere and Webster, bye.
Dufrene and Neville, bye,
Blsepack and Llefken. bye.
CHALLENGER TWO MILES AHEAD
Shamrock. I Avoids Blanketing, bat
Receives One of Severest Drub
bings of Trials.
ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, N. J., Aug. 1
Twenty-two and a halt minutes in a 20-
mlle race which, occupied a little more
than 3 hours, is the beating administered
to Shamrock l by Sir 'i nomas Lipton's
new cup candidate today. No shltt of
wind or caim lie i pea or ninaerea e.tner
boat. The challenger's victory was with
out a flaw.
An overcast sky. with threat of rain, in
duced Mr. Fife to limit the course to M
miles, a beat of ID miles south-southeast
from Bcotland llghtsblp and return. To
avoid another blanketing 6 nam rook I
feigned a start. Running from windward
to the starting line It ehaped a course
alongside the new boat as the latter
crossed, the line. A minute later it put
about, returning to tne,Juie, and made a
new start. The starting time of 2 minutes
had elapsed before It got away and it was
handicapped 8 seconds. i
Shamrock III lea by . 1:42 when they
Started to beat out to the mark, a he
boats went off on different tacks, but
Shamrock III soon tacked end both headed
eastward. The challenger quickly demon
strated that it was the kind of weather
at which It was at its beat. The old boat
hardly gave it a race. At 12:05, when they
made the first tack together. Shamrock
III had won the race.- The question was
only as to the number of minutes.
At 12:15 the challenger crossed the bow
of the old timer half a mile to windward,
and after short tacks turned the mark half
an hour later with a lead of 18:44. On tha
way back both yachts carried spinnakers
part way, when, the wind hauling, they
smothered them and ran In under balloon
)lb topsails. Shamrock III gained steadily
and when it finished was over two miles
away.
Start. Turn. Finish. Elapsed
Shamrock III..11:31:1S 1:07:10 2:36:40 1,10:22
Shamrock I. ..11:83:0) 1:26:54 8:00:52 8.27:52
Guests of Sir Thomas Llpton on Erin
today were Lieutenant General Miles and
Mrs. Miles. Colgate Hoyt of New York,
J. W. Huntley of Chicago and officials of
New Tork city police and health departments.
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JAMES, DRIVEN FROM LINKS
Brown of Cleveland Easily Beafi National
Chamtlon in Western ContesU
SEMI-FINALS TO BE DECIDED TODAY
Walter Rgan Meets nrovra, and His j
Coasln, Who Is Favorite, Is
to Play Ilusael of j
Detroit. !
CLEVELAND, Aug. 6. The fourth round
of the western amateur golf championship
Is over and three cltlea are represented in
the four survivors that will play in the
semi-finals tomorrow. H. Chandler Egan
of Exmoor, Chicago; his coutiin, Walter
Egan of the ranie club; IL H. Russell of
Detroit and Eddie Brown of Cleveland will
battle in tha semi-finals. Each cf these
men won his match.
Tha afternoon's play under a blue sky
brought out a big gallery. Chandler Egan
played E. M. Byers of Allegheny in the
best match the tournament has yet seen.
Chandler Egan has had hard matches all
week, and today he had to fight his beat
to defeat Byers. The game was so close
that Egan was only one up at the eight
eenth hole. He had only to halve this hole
to win tho match, but a bad shot to the
bunker seemed to put him out. He got
out nicely, however, while Byers over
approached and lost. Egan plays In the
semi-finals with R. H. Russell of Detroit,
who easily beat Dr. Fredericks of Oil City
today.
The biggest surprise of tho day came
when Louis James met defeat at the hands
of E. Brown of Cleveland. James played
miserably all through the contest This
brings Brown against Walter Egan in the
seml-flnals, as Egan easily beat J. Sellem
of Chicago. Chandler Egan is now picked
to win the championship, as he Is playing
the finest game of the four who are left.
The scores, morning play:
Walter Egan, Chicago, beat W. Carhart,
Detroit, S up and 4 to play.
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Dig Crowd at Ttksmsh Races.
TEKAMAH. Neb., Aug. 8. (Special Tele
gram.) Over 2,000 people witnessed the first
day's races here this afternoon and got
their money's worth. The H..S6 pace was a
horse race from start to finish and required
five heats to place the money. In the 2:40
trot, with four starters, the excitement was
intense. In the fourth beat So So Mtrk,
owned by K. H. Smith of Armour, S. D.,
broke a sulky wheel, throwing Mr. Smith
to the ground, but without any serious
damage to him. Summary:
1:25 Dace, nurse 1300:
Hage, ch. m., by Journalist 5 3 5
Bly Coon. ch. g.. by Judge Reld., 4 4
Teddy Brunswick, t. s.. . by
Union Medal 3 13
Joe Gales, b. g . by Equator.... 13 3
Fac, b. .. by Mont Russell 4 4 1
Bunny Blope, b. m., by Happy
Medium ds
Black Heal, bl. m , by Roywood il S 5 f
Time: MV,, M&ii. 3:20. 2:21'a, 1:214.
2:S0 trot, purse $!KX ,
Bo Bo Mack, b. m., t.y McRoberts 3 S 2 Ids
Daisy L.. br. m., by Garrett L.,i i I 1 1
Drlftaway, b. a., by Red Baron.. 2 112 3
Happy fcecret, b. s., by Happy
Heir 1 4 4 4 3
Time: 3:2M4, 2:274, 2:H, 3:2- 2:28H.
The running race, one-half mile and re
peat, was won by Tombourrne, with Drug
gist second. Time: 0.6o, 0:6i. 0:V.
H. Wade Glllls was starting Judge and
gave entire satisfaction to both horsemen
and speotstors.
Creston Keeps tho Lead,
CRESTON, la., Aug. i (Special Tele
gram.) Creston retains Its lead In the
Southern Iowa league by defeating Red
Oak today in as clear and interesting a
game as has been played here this season
by a score of 4 to 2. It was a pitcher's
battle and both men received excellent sup
port. HaveUnd struck out eleven men and
Ruse five. Each club secured nine hits.
(Teuton had but one error and Red Oak
three. The attendance was very small.
Batteries: Creston, Haveland and Town
end: Red Oak, Ruse and Perry, Umpire:
Golden.
laJ.
Totals ... I 11 17 IS r
I Totals ... I 11 IT M
xBatted for Brown in ninth.
Cincinnati 0 0 0 2 3 1 0 4 48
Bt. Louis 0 0 10 6 0 0 1 1-2
Earned runs: Bt. Louis, 2; Cincinnati, 2.
Two-base hits: Seymour, Jpeckley and Bar
clay. Three-base hit; Btelnfeldt. Home
runs: Seymour. Kyan. Sacrifice hit: Say
mour. Double plays: l'elts to Corcoran d);
Blown to Hackett; Brain to Karrell to
Hackett; Daly to Corcoran to Keckley; Far
rell to Hackstt. Stolen baaes: Seymour U.
H',Ly Phed b: hy Mahn, Donovan.
JVlld plu-h: Brown. Bases on balls: Oft
Brown i; oft Hahn, 2. Htruok outi By
Bronn. T; by Hlin, 7. Left on bases: St.
Louis, 7; Cincinnati, 7. Time: 1:62. L'mplr:
O Day.
Poetpoaed (iinti,
At Rnston-Brooklyn-Boston. two games
postponed, rain.
At New York-Philadelphia-New
twu gun.es, puatponeil, rain.
York,
standing- of tfae Ts.su,
Played. Won. Lost
11
Pittsburg L 4i
l fllcUKO M 47 W
New York 87 si M
Cincinnati si 48 44
Brooklyn o4 4! 44
bu ton MS M u
ft. Louis Wl 14 M
PhUadeiphU 14 21 U
(iines todsy: Brooklyn at Boston, PbJla-
uciynm ii im sera, lucuuisu at sit.
P.O.
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.444
1 .villa.
Clarlada Wins on Merits.
CLARIKDA. Ia., Aug. I. (Special Tele
gram.) Clarlnda won today's game by
playing better ball. Bcore: Clarlnda, 3;
Osceola, 1. Hits: Clarlnda, 12; Osceola, 4.
Errors: Clarlnda, 2; Oeoeola, 4. Batteries:
Clarlnda, Bridges and Depew; Osceola,
Burg and Boals. Clarlnda signed a new
catcher today by th name of Depew.
i
Oantl 1st Three-1 League.
At Cedar Rapids Cedar Rapids, 7; Daven
port, 0.
At Dubuque Dubuque, 5-4: Rockford. -T.
At Rock Island Kock Island. 4-2: Bloom-
lnglon, 4-7.
At Bprlngneld Bpnngneid, 4-4; Decatur
Chicago, 6 up and 6 to play.
Louis James, Chlcngo, beat
Cleveland, 7 up raid b to clay.
Dr. Fredericks, Oil City, beat N. H. Bo
kum, Glenvlew, Chicago, 7 up and 5 to
R. R. Rttnecll. Detroit, beat Dr. J. L. 1
Richmond, Toledo, 2 up and 1 to plav.
J. M. Bellera beat B. G. Stickney, Bt.
Louis, 1 up and 19 holes. j
Afternoon play:
R. II. RurmjU, Detroit, teat Dr. Fred-'
ericks. Oil City, 5 up and 4 to play. I
H. Chandler Fran. Exmoor, Chicago, beat ;
E. M. Byers, Allegheny. 1 up.
W. Egan, Exmoor. Chicago, beet J. M. !
Sellers, Glenvlew, Chicago, 3 up and 1 to j
play.
E. W. Brown, EucMd, beat Louis James, ;
Glenvlew, 3 up and 2 to play. i
In the semi-final tomorrow Walter Egan !
of Exmoor will 'play E. W. Brown of
Euclid club and R". H. Russell, Detroit, H.
Chandler Egan, Exmoor.
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MISS ANTHONY TAKES CUP
Par Nerve Enables Golf Champion
to Defeat Miss "Johnny"
Carpenter.
CHICAGO, Aug. 6. Miss Bessie Anthony,
western champion, won the 1902 Glenvlew
cup today from Miss "Johnny" Carpenter
of Westward Ho by two up.
Miss Anthony waa completely outplayed
the first half of the Journey and was two
down at th turn, with a medal score of 4t
to her opponent's 46. In tho second half,
however, she played with great accuracy
and the match was practically won by her
nerve. After losing the lead at tho fourth
hole Miss Anthony played an uphill game
until the tenth, when she began cutting
down Miss Carpenter's lead. Then by a
turn of luck and by excellent play she
halved the sixteenth, won the eighteenth I
and took the trophy.
Mrs. William iierrick or Washington
Park won the first flight cup from Mrs.
W. L, DeWolfe of Otiwentsla throe up and
two to p'ay.
The second flight cup was won by Miss
Bailie Alnslae of Weatward Ho, wno de
feated Miss Jeajwette Slaughter of Evans
ton two up and one to play,
Ord Defeats Kansas Team,
ORD. Neb., Aug. Special.) With ap
parently little effort Ord oaptured the seo
ond and last hsre hall game of the series
with the negro team from Bhelby, Kan.
For Ord, Lewin struck out ten of the Kan
sas players and they were not in the game
at any stage. The attendance was larger
than at any game this season. Ord has
gone to Greeley, Fullerton and ether east
ern points.
Colored Ball Players Wis.
CENTRAL CITT. Neb , Aug. . (Special
Telegram.) In a game of base ball here
today Central City lost to a colored team
from AtchUon. Kan., by a soore of 2 to 7.
The battery work of Kumb end Jaffers was
fine, nut poor naming or ins noma team
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BROOK LINE, Mass , Aug. 1 The rain
storm which began Tuesday evening had
Eot oeasud todsy and the International
iwn tennis tournament at Long wood was
again postponed.
same teams clay
ind Gamble wens tha
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Three Tie in MarskalltOTrn Shoot.
MAR8HALLTOWN, Ia., Aug. -During
the first day's shooting in the tournament
of the Marshalltown Gun club Fred Gilbert
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town and William Poon Jewel tied for
first with li.S hits nut of a possible 200.
C. W. Budd of Dee Moines made lsu. There
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expected tomorrow.
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