THE OMAHA DAILY PEE: WEDNESDAY. AUOUST 19. 1003.
LEEYER SHUTS BOSTON-OUT
Pira'ii' Pitcher Glrei ai Eaij Victor to
Eii Team.
WILLIS JUST FAILS TO 00 ENOUGH
leader End Game Three Polate to
the Good, leaving nena Eater
Forlora aad Hiiltti
After Good Match.
BOSTON, Aug. IS. By superb Pitching
Leever shut out Benton today. Willis kept
Pittsburg's hlta fairly well scattered and
both pitchers were well supported. Attend
ance, 2,246. Score:
First base on bull: Off
son, I. lime: i.oo.
fy Pntterson, Firs
stterson. 8; off Wll
mplre: Connelly.
Beaa Raters Break ;le-eiaad'a l.nek.
CLEVELAND. Aim. lS.-Olevelsnd's win
ning streak was broken by Boston today.
Tnnng was a pursle with men on buses,
while Donahue was hit hard. Attendance,
8,024. Score:
boston. i cLr.vr.LANn.
R H.O. A I K " . . .
Hill 0Tli-k, r( t 1 '
1110 Bay. ti i i
ltd Onrafllar, .. Ill
140 LaJAt.. lb... 1 I I 1
1 1 I 0 Hl'kman, lb. 0 0 1 0
I 1 1 M'-Cartha. "'ill
0 14 nmia. r ''Si!
A4 o'Ortchn'er, .01
t 1 I Dorahuo, p.. 0 0 0 1 0
Pontti.rtr
Coll int. tb .. 1
(' Stahl, rf. I
Freirntan, rt. 1
Farnt, aa. .. 1
l-af'lianrn. IS 1
tb.
PITTSBtRO.
R.H.O.A.B.
Beaumont, cf 1
Clarka, If..,, lit
l.ea-h, 3b. ... ft
Watlt, aa . 0 1 4
Branat'ld, IS 1 II 1
Rlt'h.r, 2b..
fphrinf, rt.. 1 1 4
Pholpa, J l
Laavar, p.... t 1 I
Detr. cf,
SjTannry, lb.
BOSTON.
R.H.O.A.B.
I
1 Cooler, If ... 0 0
!rrtir, rt...
Moran,
lAb'tlihlo, !b 0
0 Orrm's.r. lb. 1
sj Aubrey, m...
Wlllla, p 0 1
farrta.
Farrrll.
toting. -p
Totala
Boston
Cleveland
t
. 1
..10 14 27 11 ll Total! ... mil
21002001 210
00000100 1-8
na polls,
t'mplre:
it
Pt. Tsui
Milwaukee
lxiulsvllle ..
ImllBnapolls
Kansas City
10; Indianapolis, I,
t oreman.
dinar of tbe Teaaas.
Played. Won. Lost.
Time: 1:00.
.104
.li2
Iu2
..,..1"5
ft
4
40
46
49
52
2
08
M
Oames tndav: I.oulavllle at St.
Indianapolis at Minneapolis, Columbus at
Kansas City, Toledo at Milwaukee.
4
Columbus 1"6
Minneapolis l'H
TolMdo 13
70
62
M
66
47
44
41
17
PC.
.n
.)
.649
.m
.475
.415
.1W
.lis
Paul,
Janlors Keep on Wlsslsg,
TILDEN, Neb.. Aug. 18. (Special Tele-riam.l-The
Union Slocks Juniors won
their fifth consecutive victory by defeating
the fast Tllden team today by a score of
S to 2. The Juniors fielded superbly and
ran hafe well. Ritchie pitched a nne
Vlr.t l.aaa mi arrnrs: Boston. 2. TwO-bnse I - m- i- k,,i ..,,n Kin aa alan 1M
hits: Bradley. Freeman, Parent, poiignert v, ttfbor. csrroll and Miller did the batting
rnrpm.
Dwughe
I
balls.:
HoKI Thru.hn hits: I.AIOIC. fllCK
Fsrent. Bscrince nits: rarrni, v..uiii,
gherty. Double plays: Aicvariny i
herns to iai.iiiiim. -ni ....
Off Donahue, 1. T-eft on bases:
Cleveland, 1; Boston. 4. Struck out: y
Donahue, 1; by Young, . Time; 1:40. Um
pire; Sheridan.
St. Lonla Loses Final One.
BT. LOUIS. Aug. 18. St. Louis lost the
final fRiM of the series with Philadelphia
TENNIS MEN WORKING HARD
Matohet in Mid-West Tonrnitnent Are
Played on Schedule Time.
ONE LOCAL MAN LEFT IN THIRD ROUND
Flay on Field flab Coarta Yesterday
Watched by Admiring nailery of
Goodly Proportions and
Much Enthaslassn.
All of the matches through the second
round in the championship singles of the
mid-west tennis tourney were finished on
the Field club courts Tuesday and all of
for the Juniors and Warren and Hussong
.. I' M .1 U.l nalnh rt a hlah ft If
on the foul line was the feature. There the preliminaries In the doubles were die
cosed of. It was a beautiful day until
was a good crowd present. i ne juniors
p'.ay here again tomorrow, score
R.H.E.
Juniors 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 1-41 8 J
Tllden 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 02 7 I
Batteries: Tllden, Osborn and Ulry: Ju
niors, Kltchlo and Miller. Earned runs:
Juniors, 1: Tllden, 1. Two-base hlta: Mil
ler. Talbot. Double play: Havens to iaa-
Total ... I 0 27 II 1 Total ... I 77 11 I
Plttemirc 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 01
Boston T 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-4)
Two-base hits: Beaumont, Clarke, Wag
ner, Oremtneer. Three-base hits: Behrlng,
Phelps. Stolen base: Carney. Uouble
plays: Dealer to Moran, Wagner to
Rltchev to Brsnsneld. First base on balls:
Off Willis, 1; off Lever, 1. Struck out: By
W illis, 4; by Lever, a. Passed ball: Phelpa.
Time: 1:33. Umpire: Johnstono.
Ewlaa- Pitches Superbly.
NEW YORK, A jg. W.-The last game of
the series between New York and Cincln-
, tiatl resulted in another victory for the
visitors and In a wonderful pitching feat
on the part of Ewlng. H not only shut
out his opponents, but allowed them only
.. one hit. Tne home team played brilliantly
i In the field, but could do nothing In the
face of such pitching. McQInnlty was
: knocked out of the box In the eighth and
Cronin tooks his place. Attendance, 4,618.
Score:
' CINCINNATI. I NIW YORK.
R.H.O.A.B. R.H.O A E.
Kaller. If 1 1 1 0 OIRrmrna, rf... 0 0 4 0 0
oiBrran'ira, cf
i MrOana, lb.. 0
Baymour, of.
Donlln, rf...
Backlay, lb..
Rtalnrrlt, tb.
Daly, lb
(orcoran, aa.
Flail, e
Ewiug, p....
Tsui
4 4
4 0
2 14
t It 27 13
Mrta, it.... 0
Rabb. a 0
Lauder, lb... 0
Dunn, lb.... 0
Rnm'rman, o 0
UrOlnolty, p 0
-'ronlo, p.... 0
Miller. Time:
W.ddVil nltched-for the vlsilor. and while "rn 8 by Bltch"
W" fiL!Wiy..r.! w thaTeJl BA on balls: .Off Osborn. 4; oft
ITir-II uii iinrwn. n. n m'i-j
ture. Attendance, 3.1X. Score:
PHILADELPHIA. I .ST. MtlB.
, If. .. 0 0 0 WRu
ttartial. If. .. 0 0 0 0 WBilft, It.
ritkrrlnf. o. 0 1 1 ;Mrtln. rl. .
L Croaa, 3b. l 1 1 o o;iiui, to..
SaTb"M. lb.. 2 17 1 An1on,
Murphr, lb . t t 0 2 Oj Wallace.
M croaa, aa. 1 1 I 1 liHaldrirk
1 I I
0 11
oil
ib l i n
.. 1 1 1
el. 0 0 1
Hoffman, rf.. I I 0 -Frte1. lb..
FhP-k. 0 11 1 C'ittJ. ...
Waddall, p... 0 I 1 I unrigm. p.
Totala .
.0 1 0 0 0
.1 0 0 2 0
p... 0 I J I 0i
a ii rt t ll
0 0 0
Oil
0 1 1
. I 10 17 12 1
10 10-6
0 0.0 0-4
Totala
Philadelphia
fa, f
Earned runs: St. Louis, 2; Philadelphia,
I. Two-base hits: Anderson (2), Seybolrt,
Murphy. Sacrifice hits: Hill (2). Heldrick.
Ioutle play: Wright to Wallace to An
derson. Triple play: Wright to Wallace to
Anderson. Passed ball: Shrerk. Stolen
bases: Burkett, Hartsel. Wrild pitches:
Bv Wright, 2. First base on balls: Oft
WVlght, 4; oft Wadded, 3. Struck out: By
Wright, 6; by Wadded. 12. Left on bases:
St. Louis, 11; Philadelphia, 7. Time: 1:56.
Umpire: Peare.
Standing; of the Teama.
Played. Won. Lost.
Boston
Philadelphia
i l Cleveland
- I x-- ' 1.
0
Total ... 1 17 10 I
Cincinnati 0000011607
New York 000000000 0
Left on bases: New York, 1; Cincinnati,
6. Two-base hits: Kelley, IJoInn, Beckley,
raly, Corcoran. Sacrifice hit: Stelnfeldt.
Stolen base: Lauder. First base on errors:
. New York, 2. First base on halls: Off
McQInnlty, 1. Struck out: By McUlnnlty,
1: by Cronin, 1; by Ewlng, 6. Time; 1:40.
umpires: Emslle and Moran.
McCreery ' Loses Game,
NEW YORK. Aug. 18-St. Louis finally
won a game here today, defeating Brook
lyn, n to 6. Although batted hard, Jones
would have won his game but for the poor
fielding of MoCreery. Brown also was hit
hard, out was lucky. Manager Donavan
was too 111 to play end Rho.ides wss In his
place in right field. Attendance, 1.S0O. Score:
ST. LOUIS. BROOKLYN.
R.H.O.A.B. R.H.O.A.B.
rirrall. Ib. .4 1
Rhoanea. rf..
Bmont, of.... 1
Donlaary, It. 1
Burka, lb.... 1
Brain, aa. . .. I
Haokatt,' lb..
Rran. o 1
Brown, p.... 1
7 !ltras, Ib... I
0 Shr. kril. K.
0 0 Doliba, rf.,.. 1
0 llDnyla, lb.... 1
1 tiDahlan, aa... 1
ft McCreery. rt 1
0 OlJordan, Ib... 0
1 0 RIUir, e 0
1 0 JO
Jonoa, p.
ll
1 11
Totals ...110 17 11 U Totala ... 14 17 U I
St. Louis 1100S0OIO-S
Brooklyn 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 S 6
I.eft on bases: St. Louis, Brooklyn 11.
Two-base hits: Hackett, Smoot, Pobbs,
Strang. Three-base hit: Brown. Stolen
base: Dohbs. Double play; Brain to Hack
ett. First base on errors: St. Louis, 2;
Brooklyn, 1. First base on balls: Off Jones,
2; off Brown, 4. Btruck out: By Jones, (;
by Brown, 2. Wild pitches: Jones, 2. Time:
1:52. Umpire: Hurst.
tandlua- of the Teama.
Played. Won. Lost
..10T
....102
....101
.... 96
.... 9
.... 98
....101
....100
65
66
49
49
45
46
32
38
44
44
47
49
63
66
68
P. C.
.650
.5R9
.645
.610
.600
.4r,t
.465
.320
New York ..
lietrolt
St. Louis....
Chicago ....
Washlnarton
Oames today. Washington St Cleveland,
Philadelphia at Detroit. New York at St.
Lous, Boston at Chicago.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION GAMES
Ritchie, 1. Passed ball:
1:26. Umpire: Smith.
Reaents Keep on -W lnnln.
BANCROFT, Neb., Aug. 18. (Special Tele
gram.) The Omaha Regents added another
game, to tlielr long tring of victories by
defeating Lynns this afternoon, which team
was strengthened by outside material. It
was after a. heavy rain and the grounds
were slow. Notwithstanding this, the Reg
ents made three fast doihles. Frank Croft
Bonked a home run out In the tad grass In
the ninth and William Kills' two-sacker
brought in the winning run. Cassldy's one
handed catch brought cheers from the
vranittilttnlt Th Irnrl!
H H E.
Regents 2 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 I 8 10 2
Lvons 0 8 0 0 0 4 0 0 07 7 4
llnrnn run: Croft. Two-base hits: W.
Kill. Cassldv. Double plays: Roben to
Cassldy to Kennedy, Prendergast to Ken-
neay to tJlRir. rvniierirs; neirum,
Prendersrast and Clair: Lyons, Taylor and
Smith. Umpire: Piper.
Crowd Breaks I'p Game.
WAHOO. Neb.. Aug. W.-(Special.)-The
Wahoo base ball park was crowded last
evening to witness a game between the
Printers' and Clerks' teams of the city
league. The game wss an exciting one end
the rooting was evenly divided up to the
third Inning, when the umpire for the
Clerks commenced to make "rotten" deci
sions. Then the crowd commenced to root
fnr the Printers. At the end or tne nrtn
Inning the score stood 2 to 1 and half the
crowd was out of the grand stand on the
diamond rbaring and yelling. The umpire
toward evening, when the showers closed
the day's play. Along the back lines and
In the veranda throughout the day there
waa a most encouraging gallery, with a
preponderance of dainty gowns and fem
inine wiles. As a social affair It waa the
real opening day.
The day held several surprises, chief
among which was the defeat of Dr. Shel
don of Kansas City by M. B. Holbrook of
OnawA, la. It was one of the prettiest
matches of the day and was peculiar In
that Holbrook never left his lobbing game.
Sheldon tried a new serve andatfalled to do
as good work as he has generally done
before In the tournament, but was beaten
squarely and fairly by the steady, relent
less lobbing of his opponent. Sheldon
played a careful game and placed well.
but every return down the center or the
side lines and every serve was lobbed
back until Sheldon would drive it outside.
Holbrook waa very clever on his feet and
covered a great deal of ground. He was
the runner-up in the trl-state tournament
at Sioux City.
Local Man In Third Round,
Another of the surprises waa the defeat
of Henry Eberhardt by Hughes, who is
the only local man left In the tournament
at the beginning of the third found. While
Henry Eberhardt. did not expect to stay
long in the tournament, his work and repu
tation were expected to carry him through
further In the play. Hughes simply beat
him by better all-around play,
Faller won his second match from Burr
In quick order, defeating htm in one love
set and a 6-1 set. His work Is very clever,
ness. Anderson pitched a good game for but It Is hardly expected that he will out
the Clerks. Adams occupied tne ooi iur ust rea jiDernarat,
the Printers, marp, me catcner ior ina
t. Panl's Good Hitting and
Work Pats LontsTllle to
Bad.
Field
Printers, got knocked out of the game In
ih thirrt inntnar. Tie was stealing a base
from first to second and collided with the
second baseman. His right shoulder was
dislocated and fractured.
I (BLoU . If
Covers the Country 1m
The popularity of the
Cremo Cigar has spread from S)r
man to man ; from town to town ; . s&vh
from state to state until it is vf
known and favored r-- jijr
everywhere. 0 EC
Largest Selling
ym?m Brand of Cigars ,
Z yS to the World. -v-
M1'0' Tbe Banrf is tbt Smoker's Protection.
gffiWasyMn,.,nn,niss. Mumwwmwmim wMmm "' --'' ' ",' IfVffi-
.V -N. . , ... , . mniiiaiiaiii . - -1-iiiimiiaMinMii aaaarl'iitiVi-rtx'riJ
ST. PAUL, Minn., Aug. 18. The locals
opened a series here with Louisville today
Jost Like Blgt
WAHOO. Neb., Aug. 18.
Sam.
-(Special Tele-
The general opinion among the players
on the courts is that the finals will be be
tween Frank Eberhardt and Hunt. Hunt
has played three matcht up to now, but
has not showed his real lorm in any of
them, keeping himself In reserve all of the
time. It had been thought that Bluther-
taklnc the first srame by opportune batting gram.) The Wahoo ball team defeated the wick would draw him out, but he walked
vs.v ---- ,p i a. w & y witn rtiatnerwica in tne second soi
and fast field work. Attendance, 2,064.
Score:
ST. FAVL.
R.H.O.A.B
Oaler. lb I 1
Shannoa, of. I I 1
Jacaaon, rf.. 1 I 1
Srhartar, an. 1 1 1
Huinlaa, Ib. 1 t I
Flournoy,. it. 0 1 I
Wheeler, lb. 0 11
Sullivan, .. 0 0 ft
Allamang, p. 1 I 0
LOUISVILLE.
R H.O. A B.
lrrwin. rf... 1
0,Hart, It 0
0, Kra.hfar, Ib. 0
HOdvrll, cf... 1
S. 8' van, Ib. 0
OBhrlever.
:wh:t. lb...
OiQulnlan, aa.
li Walker, p,
1 0
I 1
1 ft
I
0 1
1 4
1 10
0 0
1 0
0 0
0
. Plttahnr 101 .66 86
New York 100 ' 60 40 '
Chicago 102 61 -41
Cincinnati 1..100 64 46
Jtrooklyn 100 49 61
Boston 96 41 56
Pt. Louis.... t 106 86 70
Philadelphia 3 81 61
Oames today:
P. C.
.63
.800
. .6S
.640
.400
.427
.840
37
Plttsbur at New York.
Chicago at Brooklyn. Cincinnati at Boston.
St. Louts at Philadelphia.
GAMES IN AMERICAN LEAGUE
Mew York Takes n Coo pie from Do
trolt aad Fonrth Place Among
Clubs.
DBTROIT, Aug 18. Detroit lost a double
header to New York today, giving the visi
tors fourth clsce. The first aame was
harnlv clayed and honestly won. Chesbro
ml linnnvin had a duel and Chesbro won
by shutting out the locals. Daniel's two
bagger and Williams' single scored the only
run '
In the second game Detroit used three
pitchers and eouia not nit lannenui. At
tendance. 1.981. Score, first game:
MEW YORK. I DETROIT.
R.H.O.A.B. IHO.ll
Conror. b.,. 0 110 Barret, ef... I 1 0
V I.;, rt.... I 10 OlLuah. If 0 0 1 1 0
KlbarfoUt, (s. 0 0 1 I 1 Crawford, rt. I 1
Coral, lb... 1 1 11 1 Oiiar,, ib 0 0 7 0
wmuuaa, lb. 0 1 11 0McAI'atar, as I I 4 1
r.lit rf SOS Bualo. .... I 1
Darla. lb..., 0 0 1 OCourtnay. lb, I 1 I I 0
Mrri'4. 0 110 0 Long. Ib Hilt
. O'Cooaor, .. 0 0 I 1 WDonoTan. p.. 0 0 0 4 0
Cboabro, p... 0 1 4 ojixMcUutre
Totala :S t it 11 V Totals .. liMU 1
x Conroy out; hit by bstted ball.
xx Batted for Buelow In the ninth.
Now York 0001 0 0 0 0 01
Lotrolt 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Two-base hits: Oansel, Chesbro. Sacri
fice hit: Donovan. Stolen bases: Conroy,
Keeler. First base on balls: Oft Donovan, 1.
First base on errors: Detroit, 1. Left on
ases: Detroit, (; New York, 1. Struck out:
By Donovan, ; by Chesbro, 6. Double
plays: Williams to Gansel, Donovan to
Long to Carr. Passed ball: Buelow. Time:
l.SO. Umpirs: O'Laughlln.
Score, second gams: . .
HEW YORK. DETROIT.
R.H.O. A . I H.U.O.A S.
Totala ... t 11 17 1 ll Totals ... I 14 17 1
St. Paul 1 01000Sl-6
Louisville .... 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 02
Two-base hits: Oeler, Hugglns, Jackson,
White. Home run: Kerwin. Sacrifice hit:
Jackson. Stolen bases: Schaeffer 3), Shan
non (2). 'Jackson, Hugglns, uaweii. Hases
On balls: Off Walker, 4; off Allemang. 1.
Struck out: By Walker, 4; by Allemang,
f. Left on bases: St. Paul, 10; Louisville,
10. Time; 2:06. Umpire: Haskell. .
Colambaa Takea Conple.
KANSAS CITY. Auar. 18. Kansas City
and Columbus played a double-header to
day, the visitors winning both. In the first
frame uurnam snut out iniurnoun iur nx
nnlngs, but was knocked jut In the
seventh. Kansas City played wretchedly
all around In the second game. . Attendance,
l,zw. eenre, nrsi game:
COLUMBl'S. . KANSAS CITY.
K.H.o. A.m.
0 0 14 1 0
I I
1
0
was full of sensational plays. Step Craw
ford made a home run In the fourth Inning,
nut tins- Wahon In the lead. Holme of
Fremont mude a catch of a long fly against
the east fence. Nethaway, the Wahoo
shortstop, saved the game In the ninth
Innlnsr. when Fremont had a man at third.
by Jumping and catching a high liner well
up In the air with his right hand. Score:
K.n.u,.
Wohnn A 1 A 2 0 0 1 0 4 7 7
Fremont 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 1-4 9 2
Batteries: Fremont, Cook and Wolta;
Wahoo, Adams and Johnson. 8truck out:
ny cook, 4 Dy Aum, o. iim; i.ii. um
pire: Crawford.
It Was the Juniors.
OMATtA Auar. 18. To the Editor of The
Bee: In your paper this morning I noticed
the account of a game of base ball between
the Omaha Printing company and the
Walter Moise teams. Will you kindly cor
rect this, as It was the Omaha Printing
team tne noys nave
after winning the first set without much
trouble. Blatherwlck s much vaunted am
bidexterity stood him in little stead against
Hunt's game, which Is one of careful plac
ing. At times he has extended himself for
a few plays and then has shown a mult!
tude of strokes, graceful playing and hard
drives through his opponent.
Frank Eberhardt Is practically as little
known by his actual work so far as any
player on the' court. He has played but
one match and that was a minor one. His
brother, John, who has been sick since the
beginning of the tournament, defaulted to
him. The coterie of Kansas players, who
know his abilities and styles of play, are
putting their faith In his not only defeating
Hunt in the finals, but also defeating San-
Comranr Juniors, a team the boys have " lor CUP- Anynow, ir ne is a
gotten togetner in tne omce, ana not tne i neuer piayer man nis Dromers ne Is ex
HASMUBSEN e"ngly good for the game that Fred put
Captain O. P. C. Base Ball Club. UP l't caiawen Tuesday morning was
Aradt. If.
Smltb, rf.... I
CUngmao, aa 1
Raymar, 2b.. 1
Rannon, cf... 1
Turnar, Ib... 0
Mrllor. lb... 0
Fox, e 0
Dornar, p.... 0
K.H. O A E l
1110 0 RothfuM,
I 11
0 1
lb.
0 Gear, If
0 Nanco.'tb...,
0 Grady, lb....
0 Hill, Of
1 Butlar,
0 Leowa, aa....
Orranta. rf....
0 Durham! p...
p....
Conroy, lb... I I I
Klar. rf... 1 a a
XI barf aid, as. 0 I 1
Ganaal. lb... 0 0 10
Wililama. la. 1 1 1
Iala. If 0 0 1
Mrrarl'4, rf. I I I
O'Connor, - 0 ft ft
T anna 111, p. 3 0 0
Totals
I l'Barratt. cl... 1
0 0'Luah. If 0
4 (K'rawtord, rf.
1 1 Carr. lb 0
ft MrAI'atar, aa
Mrtiulro, aw.
0 0 Courtney, lb. 0
1 0 Lost. b
1 0 Klaalnftar, p. 0
- i bkopac, p....
ft 11 17 11 t Mullaa. p....
1 1
10
I ToU 1 17 1ft I
Ts'sw Tork 2 10 110 0 10-1
Detroit 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-1
Two-base hits; Conroy, Williams. Sacii
flee hits: Lush, Davis. Stolen bases: Con
roy. Keeler. Mcrarland. First base on
balls: Off ftkooec. 2: off Mullen. 1: off Tan
nehllt. L Hit by pitched ball: By Tanne-
Mll, 1. First base on errors: Detroit, 2
New York, 2. Lt-ft on buses: Detroit, 6
Nnw York 0. Struck out: By Mullen. 1
by Tannehlll, 1. Double plays: McAllister
(Unassisted), O'Connor to Uansel to Conroy,
Williams to fcriberreia to uaniei. lira
t:0u. Umpire: O Laughlln.
' White iox Win at Last.
CHICAGO. Aur. 11. Timely hitting won
for the locals todsy. The visitors hit the
ball hard, but III three different Innlncs,
with men on bases, lined straight to Tanne-
run, resulting in inree aouuie piays. At
tendance, 1.200. Score:
CHICAGO. WASHINGTON.
It H.O A l H U.O AE
HolBMe, K... 1 I ft 0 Moran. aa ... 0 0 11
Rublnaon. rf. 0 1 I
ftKjran, rf
0 OCIarka. lb... I
1 lSID. h. If .. t
1 1 Cousblla, Ib.
4 M or'a. Ib. 0
0 Klttradaa, a.
hWIUoa. p.... 1
KANSAS f ITT.
R H O A B.
Qlbaon,
Totala ... S ft 27 11 ll
I Totala ... 4 ft 17 14 4
Columbus .0 0 0 0 0 0 8 0 06
Kansas City O0801000O-4
Two-base hits: Nance, Grady (2), Bannon.
Three-base hits: Gear. Mellor. Sacrifice
hits: Grady, Dorner. Stolen bases: Mellor,
Smith, Raymer. Double play: Gear to
Nance to Leewe. First base on balls: Off
Durham, 1; eff Dorner, V Struck out: By
f)urliam, 2; by Gibson, 4: by Dorner, 6.
lit by pitched ball: By Durham, 1. In-
flngs pitched: By Durham, 6H; by Gibson,
4. Left on bases: Kansas City, 9; Co
lumbus, 10. Tims: 1:45. Umpire: Cun
ningham. Score, second game;
COLUMBUS.
R.H.O.A.B!
Arndt, If I 1 0 0 Rothfuaa, lb. 1 1 4 0 0
.Smith, rf.... 0 I ft 0 Ooar. If 1 4 1 0
Cilasmaa. as 1 ft 4 I 0 Nanoa, lb.... 0 lift
Raymar, in.. 9 l i i oraay, id.... i i i
Bannon, cf... 1 ft 4 0 Hill, cf 0 14 0 0
Turnar, Ib... I 1- ft 1 Rutlar, .... 0 1(0
Uallnr, lb... Ill ,Laa. aa.... 0 0 I 1 I
Roach, c Ill Sirrants. rr... I 0 s I
Bargar, p.... 1 I 0 1 0 Coona. p 0 I 0
HcMackln. ll s 1 ouinaon, p.... i i i
xanoii s 1 o
Totala ...11 11 It 11 01
Totala ... ft ft 17 I I I
xBatted for Gibson In the ninth.
Columbus 1 2 0 0 8 3 1 0 111
Kansas City. a I oooooioo I
Three-be so hit: Arndt. Home run: Turner.
Sacrifice hit: Raymer. First base on balls:
Off Coons, ft. Struck out: By Coons, 2; by
Gibson. 4. Hit by pitched ball: By Berger,
1. innings pucnea; ay coons. 44; by
Gibson. W. by Berger, by McMackln,
H. Left on bases: Kansas City. 8; Colum
bus, 10. Time: 1:01. Umpire: .Cunningham.
Elliott ghata Toledo Oat.
a beautiful exhibition. He Is very larre
and heavy, as are all four of the brothers,
but he Is Quick on his feet. Time and time
again he caught Caldwell sleeping when
he returned difficult balls. He drives hard
and places well.
Faller Beats Copeland.
Faller of Lincoln made his first appear
ance on the courts during the moring and
GERMANTOWN. Aug. 18.-(Speclal.)- :' r" "V" " .
The locals defeated Lincoln here yesterday. capabilities were not particularly
catiea out as ne aid not have to extend
hlrnerolf to defeat Copeland, who played a
careful, steady game.
Ike Raymond played a beautiful game
against Hopkins and defeated him In two
sets, 1-4; -4. Raymond Is playing his old
back court driving game and It has proven
very effective up lo this point. The other
local man to go down In the morning was
Dr. Schneider, who waa beaten, out hv
Hollond. Holland waa very quick on his
feet and placed them well on his opponent.
one more Kansas man was eliminated
Crestoa Scores a ghatoat.
CT-ATtlNDA. la.. AunT. 18. (Special Tele-
mm I Crestnn shut out Clarinda today.
4 to 0. Crest on made six hits snd Clarinda
three. Batteries: creston, Aioerison ana
Townsend: Clarlnds, Bridges and Ulaxier,
Ktrurk out: Bv Brldcee. 7: bv Albertson. 6,
Clarinda could not hit Albertson, while
Creston bunched their hits.
Ucrmantonn Defeats Lincoln.
Score:
Germantown 3 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 7
Lincoln 0 0 2 0 2 0 0 1 0 S
Batteries: Strun and Culbertson; Hani-
son, Baker and westernort.
Games in Three-I Lesgse,
At Cedar Rapids Cedar Rapids, 9; Spring
field. 8.
At Dubuque Dubuque, 6: Rock Island, 4.
.At Kocktord Kockiora, ; uecatur, z.
At Davenport Davenport, 6; Blooming-
ton, i.
Regents Defeat Green Swedes.
nilfT IVn Ch Anr 11 -iCnul.l
The Regents 'of Omaha defeated the Green bv Dr- Sheldon after only the hardest kind
Hwedes or uaKiand on tne local grounds I or playing. In the second set Sheldon was
was somewhat slow and errors were plen- v,rJ "uc" ,n rvln- nd Forney
tlful on both sides. profited by It and tok the set. Forney
.I was unfortunate In com I no- in
a me western i.eagaoj ,ent ne hga to .p,nd ,wo n ht
Games' today: St. Joseph at Omaha. I train because of bad 'rallrnmi rn.n...
Peoria at Denver, Milwaukee at Colorado and has not been In nnrl .i w.
Springs, Kansas City at Des Moines. "na , " "f ot,a 8naP lnc ihe
It.i.io in. nieu us mi me nrsi morning
he had to play a three-set match within a
i luuinc wi nuun aucr ne arrived and was
Big Crowds Watch Grand Clrcalt un"-D1B l" P "en curing the time be-
lore nis secona maicn with Dr. Sheldon,
Interest In tbe Bberhardts
NEW YORK. Aug. U.-There waa a lare . g.i.ery to
attendance at the Grand Circuit meetlna w"-lcn mucn or me interest Is being cen-
ine weatner was I tersa in tne tour UDernarat brothers. While
but two are left In the singles, sd four are
In the doubles. The younger two, Fred and
Race
at Brighton
BeacTh.
ten local men will go down and aid In
swelling the entiles in singles to sixty,
which Is the number expected. So far they
have secured entries from seven states.
The drawings for the consolallon singles
were held Tuesday night tt the club house
and play In the prellmlnaiies will be sand
wiched In with the first round In doubles,
beginning at 10 o'clock Wednesday morning.
Owing to the fact that a number of the
strong players were matched against
equally strong men In the preliminaries
and the first round, the 'consolations give
promise of having some very fast matches.
Scores Ip to Date.
The scores for Tuesday's plsy were:
In the first round:
H. V. Faller beat H. D. Copeland, $-2,
6-1.
H. Burr beat W. S. Gllman by default.
Dr. Sheldon beat C. H. Forney, 0-2, 8-6,
6-3
M. B. Holbrook beat F. Dufrene, 6-0, 6-0.
John Eberhardt beat A. Sorlbner, 6-8, 9-7.
In the second round:
Fred Eberhardt beat S. S. Caldwell, 6-0,
64
R. B. Hunt beat W. B. Blatherwlck, 6-2,
6-0. . . .
I. Raymond Deat M. nopkins. -, o-.
Frank Eberhardt beat John Eberhardt by
default. ,
H. M. Holland beat ur. ecnneiaer, -,
6-4, . .. . . .
J. Hughes beat Henry ioernarai, -o,
6-k T- .. ... . ....
H. V. r Hlier neat Horace ourr, o-u, o-i.
M. B. Holbrook beat Dr. Sheldon, 1-7,
In tha nrenminarv rouna OI tne noumra;
Fred and Frank Eberhardt beat Webster
and Sunderland, 6-1. 6-0.
Hopkins and Bcrlbner beat uumne ana
Beltzel, b-3, o-i.
Kuhn and Konn peat, t letcner ana ureen,
7.K 11-4
McConneil ana lioei oeat xvevuia ana
Crawford tl-f) fi-1 .
Holland and Sanderson beat Van Camp
and Knox, 6-0, 6-1.
John and Henry jSDernarai Dear, rtues ana
Dufrene. 6-2, 6-2.
in ihn fint rntinn or tne aouDies:
You n ir snd Caldwell beat Redmond and
Parsons by default.
John and Henry t-oernarat Deal niu ana
Faller by default.
Haskell and Towle beat Burr brothers by
default.
Hunt and Sheldon beat unman ana cansr
by default.
Consolation Singles.
The result of the drawing for the con
eolations In singles Is:
A. A. Green, bye.
F. Dufrene, bye.
Gall Muitin, bye.
- C. H. Young, bye.
L. McConneil, Dye.
H. Kohn plays H. W. Jacobs.
G. Itasmussen plays F. J. Webster.
W. W. Gullirle plays J. N. Haskell.
H. D. Copeland plays J. W. Towle.
B. Persons plays Horace Burr.
M. Kuhn plays F. Redmond.
H. Knox, bye.
G. W. Heitcel, bye. '
F. J. Hill, bye.
Will Wood, bye.
H. O. Hilea, bye.
WESTERN TENNIS MEN WIN
Collins and Waldner Defeat Ward aad
Ware la Three Straight
Sets.
St Rrlffton Beach tndav
perfect and the track fast. Results
The Brighton 15,000 stake, pacing class,
inree in nve:
Frank locum, by Parker-Jane Hoyt,
MILWAUKEE. Aug. 18. Elliott's cltrhlnv I bv Mohican iC Dnblel....
ana great support snut out loieao today aidcck. dik. n. tcurryi.
. .7. " ... . MA fll 'Ir. . - .
by 2 to 0. Attendance, 600. Score:
MILWAUKEE. TOLEDO.
R.H.O.A.B R. H.O. A.l
Schallav. ib.. 0 0 1
Dooahua. lb. 1 10
Wood, lb.... 0 0 1
Spacr, 0 0
Ganlay, rt... I ft 1
Iunlaavy. If. 0 0 1
H.mphlll. Ill I 1
Vioi. aa 0 0 8
Elliott, p.... 0 0
Tata 1 7 17
Milwaukee ........
Toledo
OlRarnarl. cf.. 0
tfOwrn. If 0
0 Smith, rr..
Child., lb.
OKIalnow,
l'S.haub, Ib.
0 Turnar, lb.
Raid. aa ...
HcGlil, p..
1
!io
ll Touts
.0 0 0 1 0
.0 0 0 0 0
. 0 ft 14 ft I
1 0 0 2
0 0 0 0-0
Tom Keene, ch. g. (Saunders)
Elastic Pointer, b. h. (Hussy)
Stsr Hal. br. h. (Snow) ,
Jlng Direct, blk. h. (Geers)
Aim or el, gr. m. (O. McDonald)
Fc-ler Patron, b. g. (Keeree) ,
Olive Wood. b. r. (Phillips)
Brown Heels, b. h. (Dose)
Time: 2:0.i4. 2:06'f. 2:0fV.
2:24 trotting class, puree 11,000,
inree:
Crown Princess, ch. m , by Dexter
Prlnce-Polnt Lace, by Antevolo (Kinney)
Kamares. br. g. (McDonald).
tdls
7dls
two In
Two-base hits: Donahue, Hemphill. Oan- Queen Wilkes, b. m. (Smathers).
ley. Three-base hit: Donahue. Stolen
bases: Smith, Klelnow, Ganley (2). Bases
on balls: Off McGlll. 2. Sacrlilce hit: Tur
ner. Struck out: By Elliott. 6; by McGlll,
7. Left on bases: Milwaukee, 6; Toledo,
t. Time; 1:36. Umpire: Mullana.
Olea Los Ragged One.
MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. 18. -Indianapolis
defeated Minneapolis In a game character
ised by rugged playing on the part of the
home team: Attendance, l.j&u. Score:
x Fox out on bunt strikes.
INDIANAPOLIS. 1
a H OA i
lb..
liball, lb.... 0 0 4
Joaoa, cf 0 11
Omi, rf.... 0 1 1
Callahan, lb. 1 I 0
Viaguon. tb.. 1 0 0
Tannahlll, aa 0 I 0
Blaltarr, ... a 1
Fauaraoa.
0 14
1 0
Tata la
1 4 14 1 I
f
Tatala ... ft t It ft
Chicago 0 1 0 0 1 1 o8
Washington 0 M II I I M 4-1
left on bases: Chicago, I: Washington, I.
Two-base hits: Holmes. Selbuch. Wilson.
Sncrtn.-e hits: Isbell (2). Masoon. Tannehlll.
Stolen bases: Callahan. liohlnsim. trouble
Jhtya: 'Tannehlll tunHsalsted), Tannehlll to
sbeli, Tannehlll to Msgoon. Struck out:
Kih
Pol. Ib
Hugriavar, rf I I
Haydon. a... 1 1
Woodru. It. 1 0
Coultar, rt. .. I I
Marcan. so. . 0 1
Ta.Ti.rtt, lb. 0
T. Wli'su, p 0 1
1 0 10 0
10 4 1
MINNEAPOLIS.
R.H.O. AS.
O.Oylar, aa 1
1 IJlly. If
0 0 0 Malonay, ... I
4 0 0 Yaagar. rf... 0
110 Thomaa, rf . 0
ft 0 Mrlatyro, lb. 0
0 10 Spoonar, lb.. 1
4 0 0 R. wil'na, p
SI Martin, lb... t 1 2 2 J
.McDonald, cf 1 t i a
Totala ... I ft 17 11 ll
I Totala .. ft laiM 11
Indianapolis 1 1 ft 0 0 0 a 11
Minneapolis 1 0 0 2 2 0 0 0 01
Two-base hits: Martin. McDonsld. Mc
Intyre. Base on balls: Off R. Wllllamri,
4; off T. Williams. 4. Struck out: by R
Williams, 6; by T. Williams, 6. Sacrifice
hits: Marcan. Tamsett. Stolsn bases: Hug
rlever (31, Heydon. Woodruff, Coulter. Wild
pitch: T. Williams, 1. Left on bases: Mln-
Raee
r
MsB'G&OHEMIAN
Pur, Fola aiKt Sparklins. Bottled OrJy at U tVawrryla St. Louk.
Order froaa H. Map- t Compaay
Frank, were on the courts In the afternoon
and won their match from Webster and
Sunderland by the prettiest kind of team
work. They are faster players than their
two older brothers and play together like
clockwork. Despite their slse, they cover
the court well and there were very few
points msde by passing them. Their really-
strong work comes out in their play at tha
net. Already they are picked aa the team
that will play down to the finals and Sand
erson and Holland are generally conceded
to be their opponents. The latter were on
the courts in the afternoon In a match
with Van Camp and Knox and won out
readily enough. Because of Sanderson's
holding the cup in the singles their play
was watched very closely. It Is certain
that Sanderson Is just as quick and clever
ss he was last year, if not a little better.
He plays a strong gam at the net, placing
accurately, and smashes lobs with a veng
eance. His partner, Holland, Is not a strong
singles player, but works well with Sander
son and particularly at tha net, where he
Is almost Invincible. It Is doubtful if Ray
mond and Farnsworth, the present holders
of the doubles cup, will be able to beat
either of these teams. Raymond has im
proved greatly so far In the tournament
dls I play, but Farnasworth la not on the scene
as yet, and they will be handicapped by
lack of practice together.
Sam Beaatlfnl High Lobblag.
For high lobbing Fletcher and Green did
the beet that has ever been seen on the
local courts. Many of their lobs went fifty
and sixty feet In the air and they were all
IS. (Special y I well placed, falling within a foot of the
back service line time and time again.
A number of the matches in the first
round of tha doubles were defaulted be
cause of non-arrival of players and a dis
position on the part of several to keep out
otbe extra play while they are still In the
singles.
Guthrie and Beitsel of Atchison are work
ing up the Missouri valley tournament
which Is to be held In Atchison nsxt week
nty Fsir association has I and are having marked success with the
th
ad
Miss Jeannette, blk. m. (Kekerpy)..
nermuaa Mail, n. m. (Mccarty)
Alberto, eh. g. (Dlckerson)
Yankee Boy. blk. g. (Greer)
Dodle K., blk. m. (Curry)
Bessie Blrehwood, ch. m. (McGuIre).
Miss Overton, b. h. (Maxfleld)
Time: 2:13V.. 2:14.
8:16 trotting, purse It.OOO. two In three:
Masetto, blk. g.. by Constsntine
Merry Clay, by Harry Clay (Dicker
son) 1
Midnight, blk. h. (Cox)
Millord 8anders. b. g. (Moerrifield) 10
Ben Hal, b. g. (Turner)
The Questor. b. g. (Geers) ti. j
Admiral I'ewey, n. g. (Titer)....
Miss Fesrlng, b. m. Davis)
Direct View, b. h. (Walker)
Jantina. b. m. (W. Dlckerson)....
Kosy. b. m. (McDonald)
Sonata, b. m. (Kinney)
Time: 212V 2:1U.
Kentucky Stock Farm purse,
8-year-old pacers:
Mattie H.. b. f., by Alta Vista-Marco
(McAllster) 1 1 1
Ashnurne, ch. c. (Parker) 2 tdls
Tomango, n. e. iMinsni dls
Time: 2:26. 2:23',. 2:14.
... 110
...10 1 1
1
I
2
2
4
110
1
7 1 1
9 7 I
, I
H.too. for
NEWPORT. R. I.. Aug. 18. Krlgh Col
, i . t . r V, . ......... A ,
IUW MI1U L. J l . naiuiiTi. iiia . i.Ki ii uiiu-
bles chsmplons, furnished the sensstion
of the first day of the National Lawn Ten
nis tournament on the Casino court today
hv winning a atraixht set victory over Hoi-
combe Ward and Leo E. Ware, the eastern
chamDlons.
The feature In the singles was ths mstch
between W. Colcer and C. Bright, which
wm in the PhlladelDhlan. end Ins In
runaway. The question of which of the
Dohertys would delauit waa settled toaay
and R. P. Doherty will not play at all In
the slim'.es. He was scratched in favor
nt T F Morrill today. Summaries:
Championship tennis doubles: Collins
and Waldner (western) beat Ward and
Ware (eastern), 6-8, 6-4. -5.
National alnales. first round: H. W
B tines beat F. K. Leach by default; Dean
Miller heat R. T. Henshaw. 6-0, 6-1. 7-6;
N. MellHrd beat 11. Burlingame. 6-0. 6-0,
6-0; 10. P. Larnsd beat G. Clarke, 6-1. 6-1.
1-3; H. L. Doherty beat C. M. Relyea, 6-0,
6-1 6-1; H. G. Derlng beat C. Peters, by
default; Alfred Silllman bat W. G. Uales.
6-4 2-6, 6-4. 6-4; H. 8. Mahoney beat M. J.
Otis by default; Kenneth Horton beat J.
B. Rad. 4-6, 6 4, 7-5, 6-4; L. E. MahSn beat
G. T Adee, 6-8, 6-8, 6-2 H. W. Slocura
beat R. W. Thomas, by default.
Second round: J. C. Paret beat Spren
shaw, 6-4, 6-1, 6-2; J. G. Lewis beat 4 It
Llvermore, 6-1, 6-4, 6-4; W. J. Clothier beat
B C Wright. 4-6, 0-4, 6-4, 6-1; R. C. Seaver
beat W. B. Connor, 6-1. 6-1, 6-8; G. Beats
beat T.i Horton, 6 8, 6-1 6-4; A. Codman
beat D. F. Appleton. secona, i-o, o-j, -.;
S. L. Smith beat J. C
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t
Oa Hnndred Horses Entered.
BEATRICE, Neb.. Aug. 18 -(Spectal l
The race meeting lo be held in this city
August 26. 27 and 28 promises to be by far
the best ever held In Gage county. Already
100 horses have been entered for the races.
Miss Antboap- Takes Match.
CHICAGO, Aug. 18. Miss Bessie Anthony,
western champion, turned In a 93 cord In
the qualifying round for the eighth annual
women's tournament of the Onwentsia club,
which storied todwy. This was the best
score cf the fifty-four who made the 18-
hole lourney and accordingly the champion
in lasi years .n
it
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Program at
Neb.. Aug.
Aabara.
Al'BT'RN.
Secretary J. W. Darrah of the Nemaha
county hair ana iriving Far sssoclation
announces the followlnr speed Droaram
for the coming fair, which will he held In
this city 8eDtember IS to 18. Inclusive:
Wednesdsy, September 162:40 trot, purse
12fJ: 2:25 pace, pure 1200; running, one mile
ann rrprat, piirne fiiv.
I riursclavr'Tee for sil trot, ntirae um-
2 2 trot, purse KKrj; running, half mile and
repeat, nurse ITS.
r riday -ree for ail pace, purse ISOo: run
ning, one mile rt.repet, purse 1100; 1-year
ui'i in. fiitroe mv.
The Nemaha Ciu
H. Norman beat M. R. Sedgwick, 6-1, 7-5,
6-3. 6-2; W. A. I. Dlonne beat c. 1 coie.
8-8 6-1, 6-8. 8-6. 7-5; R. Carleton beat H.
Cross. 6-2, 7-5, 6-0; E. A. Freshman bent H.
H. Bear. 6-1. 6-1. 4-6. 1-6. 6-2: H. H. Whit
man beat J. T. Bailey, 6-1. 6-2. 8-4: B. F.
Morrill beat R. F. Doherty, by default;
H E Avery beat B. F. Manson, by default;
Fdgar Iyeonard beat L. G. Morris, 6-1, 6-0,
6 1- William Burden beat G. Iscott, 6-4,
6-0 6-4: R. P. Huntington beat A. L. Hos
klns 6-2. 6-2. 6-2: A. O. Blandong best A.
L. Devens, Jr.. by defsult; H. F. Allen
beat H. Havemeyer, by default.
All Ready- for Races.
HA8TINGS, Neb., Aug. 18. (Special.)
Everything Is now In readiness for the
races, which commence tomorrow. All the
hnrwa listed to enter have arrived, a ki re
galing sixty-seven trotters and pacers and
a lara-a number of runnlns horses. The
track Is In excellent corxiltion and the in
dications are that this year's races will be
the most successful In the history of the
association.
waa alven tne menai.
wentsla tournev Miss Anthony made sn
19 In ths qualifying round. Second best
score today was made by Miss "Johnnie"
I'lrmntrr. who covered the distance with
Neeley, by default; , ,9 froke. Mrs. A. T. H. Bower wss third
Mid all of Its premiums and race purses In local ' '" "" of
full ftr ethin successive yeara. Entries!. . . . .
close August 26. ' I Uurnamsat playera Between eight ,
Tennis Toarnanaeat at Bloomgrld.
P LOOM FIELD, Neb. Aug. 18 (Special)
The Bloomfleld Uwn Tennis club has
arranged a tournament to be held Seotem
ber S and 1. About fifteen clubs will be
represented from nortboasurn Nebraska,
lowest with 100.
five dsys.
The tournament will last
FIRE RECORD.
Five Bnlldings at ghabert.
SHt'BERT, Neb., Aug. 18. (Special Tel
egram.) A disastrous fire occurred here
St 1:30 this evening, resulting In the de
struction of Harmon's rsstaurant and con
fectionery store, ths Palace hotel, the Cltl
sen Printing company. Pond's hardwsr
(tore and C. F. Felt's residence. Insurance
is light.
Idabo His Accidentally Killed.
HOPE, Idaho, Aug. 18 Word has been
received from Clarks Fork that Judge
Henry T. Bldwell, one of the moat promi
nent men of central Idaho, was accident
ally killed at that place.
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