T7IE OMAHA DAILY BEES . FRIDAY, AUGUST 28, 1003.
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DENVER HANDY WITH STICK
n Seventeen fiiti for TwtWt Bon
Before Trouble it Over.
PA FOURKE TRIES OUT A NEW PITCHER
adcllffe Makes Tvra llama
frisk On J mat , to Shaw pm .
Haw Thr Llkt the
Newcomer.
tinier. Mcilann ard Mrdlmilty. Struc
Ky HUlnaer, 4: by McOlnnlty. 6. Time
1:38. empires: Hunt and Moran.
Cincinnati tie tenia Chleafto.
CINCINNATI. Am. 27. Cincinnati had
no trouble In taking the first name or Hie
series from Chlcsao. Wicker was knocked
Cut of the bos In the third Inning km! re-
Disced by Linoren. J he teature or tna
Jame was Corcoran' work at shortstop,
ttenflanoe, l.WJQ. Score:
CINCINNATI. I CHICAOO.
H H O A. E.
n H n A
c.ii. tf ... l I 1 asiaala. If...
V Mmtar, cf. I I 1 swiiliania. aa
UOIao. ri-... i a a a V v ntnw, id.
flai-alay. lb.. I III 1 CUonea, cf ...
rirwpo riA a. ,4 n a,i.l Tkt. 1 I'air.:
. ..... " , ai.inr lit. Ih 1 1 1 1 CKllnS.
a-ram.) Had It not been for the raKaed top-oran. . l t 1 o'Kwa, tt.
support accorded Miller, who occupied the
slab against the Orltslles today, the Anal
tale would probably not have looked so
bad. The Omaha twlrler waa touched up
for a total of seventeen hits, three of which
were home runs, one by Frisk and two
k- Tk-u.u. .i h-..i k... I W: Hteinreiai, ijaiy, tveiiry, unarm.
" i Xhree-bsse hit: SuthotT. Stolen ba.teg.
inio ine cooa traces oi rails oy nis won
derful wielding of the willow. . Delehanty
and Jonea Also did excellent execution with
the wagon tongue. .
The Omaha team waa gooae-ewed until
the last half 'of the ninth, When the locals
played that "rUoh"t care" sort of ball and
permitted Oenlns and Thofnton to acors
two runs for. Pa Hourka aggregation. The
gam throughout' wak .a tlstlese one in
fart much more so than that played yes
terday. The Omaha players seemed to
take little Interest In their' work and were
content to chase the borsehlde' around the
lot and relay it back at will. Denver hit
Milter in the first arid second innings for
a total of eight, scoring five runt In all.
This took the stamina out of Rourke's
men and their efforts to retrieve were weak
ones.
No mora scoring occurred until the alxth,
when Radcllffe, startled the bleachers
gain by knocking out his second home
run, Thla waa followed Immediately by
three-baggers by Delehanty and Frisk.
Four runs were acored in thla spell and the
Orlsslles ran around the bases until the
novelty grew monotonous. The Score:
DENVER.
AM. R. H. O. A. S.
RanV.lln. Sb 4 12 111
Jones, f ; i I 4 0
Delehanty, lb I 4 t 1
Frisk, rf. 4 1 I 0 0 0
MeHale, cf 10 110 0
0 1 o 0 o
1
1
0
hit: Mertes. "Xolen bssee: Bresnshan, Mo- I Tnmnftt Three-baaa hits. Oanlev. Heydon
Oann, Tetinty. Double pfaysr Warner to Pnerlllrf hlf: Ford. Iouhle play: Fox to
Habb; Oremlnger to Ahnattirnio to lenney. Klhm. Stolen ban: Imn cavy :, wood-
First mh en nans: trr rnunger, ; ore rufT tl), Tamsett (it), umpires: jiasxen ana
McOlnr.lty, I. lilt by pitenra dbii: ny in- Csntlllon.
ck oui: Tnrlfr-liiaini uarne at ioiibdii
COTA'MRt'fl. O.. An 77. Columbus de
feated Minneapolis today In a twelve-Inning
game. MrMakln scored the winning run
when Martin threw the ball over the first
baseman's head Into the bleachers. Dor-
ner started In to pitch for Columbus, hut
was hit hard, and was replaced by Mc
Makln In the third Inning. Attendance,
9Sl. Score:
COLl'MM'il. MINNKAPOMS..
ft. H O. A. B.I R H O A .
Arnt. If ... Ill 1 illlran, rf.. 101(4
tllramn, rf.. 1 I 4 1 0 MlonT. rt.. 1
Smith, lb 1 1 11 V Uliiri.r. aa 1
Runir. 2b.. I I I I llMdntrr. lb. I
Pinnnn. tl... I 1 I l uuj. id....
Clingmn, h4 t 1 4 Vhiw,. C....1
Tumtr, Jb... I I t iRpoonr, If.. 4
Koi. c. ...... 4 111 O Mtrtln. Ib... 1
Dumer. p.... 14 14 0 Wllllttnl, S
U. UaklH ft . a S 1 I 1
1 I oik I ., t iwin 11
XoUll ... 11 14 II 41
x Two out when winning run scored)
Columbus ....! 0003U00100 1-4
Mlnneap's ....1 1211001000 0-7
Earned runs: Minneapolis, S. stolen
bases: itaymer, Turner, Sullivan, Ijaliy.
Two-base hit: Oyler. Three-boae hits; Tur-
nT, Mclntyre. Home run: Martin. Hits:
nit rr,rner. 3: off MrMakln. 1. Struck out:
v MrMakln. l: dv l lama. s. liases on
balls: oft Dorner, 2; off McMakln, 1; off
Williams, 1. Hit by pitcher: By Dorner.
1: by McMakln, 2; by Williams, 1. Pa-iaed
ball: Yeager. Time: 1:16. Umpire: Cun
nlnghara.
I'oatponea uine
-Pt. Paul-Toledo; no game; rain.
Standlaa of the Team a,
C oroorin,
run,
4 I 4 4 t Ruih. rf.
till 4,wirkr, p.
a.... I I 1 I wir, p.... s t
Lumlircn, . 4 4 4 I 4
Tstali ... I II IT IT M
ToUlt ... 1 4 It 14 1
Clnrlr.nati 00(00012 1
Chicago 00000100 01
Karned rund: Cincinnati, 1. Two-base
4 4
I 14
4 4
Bohlel, e...
Rchelbeok, aa 1
Jiaerwald. lb 6
Bylar. p.
Totals
f carter, rr
Oenlns, lb....
TVtlllor. M..(.
Thornton, lb.
fhugart, 3b..
Thomas, as...
43
OMAHA. '
AB. R.
1
u n rt u
f Carter, rf 4 0 2 1 1
Oenlns, Sb 4 112 2
"Mil lor, H,..t...t 4O-01 0
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0
'Welch, cf 4 0
Oondlng, o. 1 0
W. MUlar, p...., I 0
H.
0
t
0
1
0
ft
O. A.
I 1
i
1 0
0
1
B.
0
0
1
0
I
9
Evers, Blagle. Kelley, Dolan, Buthoff. Dou
ble olas: Corcoran to Beckley, Corcornn
to Daly to Beckley. First base on balls:
Off Buthoff, 4; off Lundgren, 4. Struck out:
By Wicker, 2; by Lundgren, 2; by Suthoff,
4. Wild pitch: Lundgren. Ieft on banes:
Cincinnati, 7; Chicago, 6. Tims of game:
1:U. Umpire: Johnstone.
Broolclya Win Bala.
BROOKLYN. Au. r.-The aecond gama
between. Brooklyn ana i-niiaoeipnia, mi
greater part of which was played In a
arlxzllng rain, resulted In a victory for the
home team. That wl.anesa or tne vis. tore.
who rave seventeen bases on balls, waa
directly resnonslble for the defeat of Phila
delphia. Fiva pttcjiers were used, and the
last inning was piayeq in tne oaraness.
Attendance, 1.1V0. bcore:
BROOKLYN. PHILADELPHIA.
R U 0.lt , K H O A B.
trans, lb... 4
lhackr4. It. 1
bobba, ef,... 4
vr: ib.... 1
Dhln, .,. 1
0Mlr, rr... 4
Jordan, Ib... 1
Joiiimh, c. t
Srhmiat. p.. 1
Rlf.. p 4
GArvla. p.... 4
xl'l4 4
xiMcCrwirr . 4
Played. Won. Lost, P. O.
..Ill 75 84 .r,
..109 M 43 .6o4
..Ul) iS 47 .471
..113 61 bl .546
..109 (4 66 .495
...114 48 68 . 41
...ill 41 71 .8
...112 87 1 7 -fJ
4 t
1 I
4 I
1 14
1 I
1
4 0
Thomal, ef.. 1
Ulcwon, lb.. I
Wolffs, b. 1
Hillmtn, rl. I
llrrr, If 1
Douglan, lb. 1
HuliWkH. u. 1
Dooin, e 1
Mltrhotl, p.. 1
Luglbr, p. 0
114 4
4 14 4
14 4 4
14 4 4
114 4
1114
4 111
1111
1114
14 0 4
Totals ...10 14 It 11 1
St. Paul Ill
Milwaukee 109
Louisville UO
Indianapolis 112
Kansas City ........ 1"9
eolumrjun lit
MlnneaDollS 112
Toledo HI
Games today: Kansas City at Indlan
aDolla. Milwaukee at Loulsvliln, Bt. Paul
at Columbus, Minneapolis at Toledo.
GAMES IN AMERICAN LEAGUE
ChesbrA Proved aa Easy ThlosT
Washlnslon In the Klnxh
Inalaa;.
Totklt ...11 7 IT I
xBateed for Schmidt In fifth.
xxBatted for Keldy in eighth.
Brooklyn 0 1 0 4 S 0 0 I 11
Philadelphia 0 4 0 1 2 2 1 0 010
wpnr -v-iv A., , 7 T'fi a the rlnae
. . J xun- ' - -
of the eighth Inning In today's game the
lrcals had kept wasningion irom scurina,
while Orth had been hit seven times, and
these hits, together with two errors, were
Earned runs: PhlladelDhla. 1. Two-bajse productive of six runs for New York, ine
hit: Mitchell, Qleason, Hheckard. Three- visitors found Chesbro's curves to their
base hit: Thomas. Stolen bases; Qleason, liking In the ninth Inning and in a fine
Dooln. Dahlen. Uonhle nlavs: Jordan to batting rally tallied five times, Attend-
Uovle. Uovle (unmii Hrrli Firm baaa on I ance. &.S8. Hcore
Arrnrl- PhlloAlnhlii tlfnlrlv 1 J .aft I vrw von If WAflMTMflf ON.
on hllM' Phllftrielnhla Urnnlrlvn. 19 I R. HO. A. K.I t.UO.lt
Plr.l hiu nn kh. t'rr uith.ii Hi nrV Tnnrnr. Ib... 1111 1 Robinnon, lb 1 4 4 I 4
Dus-zlshv. R Aar-rlflru till- YVolverton KmIw. rf.... Ill
n 14
."lo o t o o & I I yl
Totals ...
Denver
Omaha
Stolen bases: Radollffa, Jones. Three
bsse hits: Delehanty, Frisk. Bases on
balls: Off Miller, S. Struck out: By Mil
ler, 1. First base on errors:. Denver, 1;
Omaha, J. Left on bases: Denver, S;
Omaha, I. Home runs.: Radellffe (1), Frisk.
Two-Dase nits: jonea, crisa. iirai 1:00.
tlmplre, Brennatl.
Take Os4 from Leaders.
KANSAS CITY, Aug. 27.-Kansaa Cliy
won today by bunching hlta and playing
bard throughout the game. Attendance
tm- n h
Sanaa Citjr 1 010 4111 lj j
llwaukee 101041000-1 I 2
Batteries Kansas City, Nichols and Mea
ltt; Milwaukee, Kenna and Lucia.
tala'a Band Wlaa.
COLORADO SPRINGS, Aug. 27, Des
Koinea outplayed, the locals today. Score:
Dea Moines "0000-6 11 i
Colorado Springs 0 0 0 0 0 11ft 0-4 ft
, Battertea pea Moines, Miller and Fohl;
Colorado flprTnga, MoNeeley and Doraa.
Poatpsned Games.
' ST. JOSKPH, Mo., Aug. 27. St. Joseph
Yeoria game postponed; wet grounda.
StaaalaaT Teasas.
"PS Bivu , V, OOV.I IIICV 111 LB , t U1VCI lull,
Oewsler. Hit by pitched ball: By "Mitchell,
1; by Schmidt, 1. Struck out: By Schmidt,
2; by Keldy, 2: by Duggleby, 1; by Oarvln,
1. Passed ball: Jackllisch. Wild pitches:
By MltcheU, 1; by Duggleby, 1; by Reldy,
a 11D14 01 game: i:it. umpire: u uay
Pestpoaed Game.
Bt. Louls-PItsburg; no game; rain,
ataadla of the Teams.
Flayed. Won. Lost P.C.
Plttabura- 109 72 87 .Ml
Chicago ...110 65 45
New York Ul 65 46 .66
Cincinnati H bt 49 .M8
Brooklyn 109 63 66 .486
Boston lu6 46 60 . 434
8t. Louis 1U J8 73 . 342
Philadelphia 101 33 61! .827
Clemes todayi Brooklyn at Phlladelnhla,
New York at Boston, Cincinnati at Chi
cago, St. Bouls at Pittsburg.
Gtnral, lb... 1 I 11
Wllllama, lb. 0 4 I
Elharfald, aa. 1 I 1
Iarla. If. .... 0 1 1
Mi-Farl'd, cf. 4 1 4
McCauley, c. 0 0 I
Chcabra, p... 1 1 4
1 0 Moran, cf.... 1 1 4 4
4 0 St 1 bach. It... 1 1 1 4 4
4 liRran, as... 1. 4 14 4 4
1 1 Claraa, lb... 4 .1 W 1 4
4 O Hendrlcka, rf 1 4 1 4 4
0 OiMcCor'k, Ib. 1 1 1 1 4
1 4iKlttrrdia, e. 0 1 1 1 1
1 0 Orth, p 4 1 4 4 1
Totala ... 4 11 It It 4 Totals ... I f 14 II 1
New York 1 0 0 1 0 2 1 1
Washington 00000000 e 0
Left on bases: New York, 6; Washing
ton, 6.. Two-base hits: Klberfeld (2). Home
run: Chesbro. Sacrifice hits: Wlil.ams,
Davis (2). Stolen base: McFarlana. Dou-
lays: Keelnr to Oar.iel. Williams to El
erfeld to Gansel. First base 011 balls:
Off Chesbro, 1. First base on errors:
wasnmaton. 4. BtrucK out.: ay uneaDro,
S; by Orth. 1 Passed ball; McCauley.
Time of game: 1:30. Umpire: Connolly.
A Pitchers' Battle.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 87. Hughes won
his aame today by making a home-run hit
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION GAMES Xi.xtfm&r.
lerea. Attendance, .um. ocore:
4 89
(4 41
ft . i?
49 66
48 69
47 6ft
41 M
PC.
.629
.811
.624
.Hi
.467
:
1
Milwaukee 105
Colorado Springs.... h
Kansas City
St. Joseph 101
Peoria 105
, Denver 107
Des Moinea 106
Omaha lot
Games today: Omaha at Denver, Des
IMolnea at Colorado Springs, Milwaukee at
Kansas City, Peoria at St. Joseph.
GAMES IN NATIONAL LEAGUE
Bostoa aa Haw Yerk Attain DlvUe
Beasri la Daaala-Header
Ceatest.
' ... i - 1 '
OBTOK. A uar. 2t. Another double-
tiiae waa divided here today. Boston win
-nlng the Ant, t to 1. and New York the
, aecond, T to 1. Willis held the visitors to
two hlta In the first game. Dexter's home
run gava Boston-the game. Blx hits. Including-
Mertea' double, a pass and a sacri
fice gave rsew ion me sccunu iuin. m
Wudance. 1.856. Score, first game:
BOSTON. I NtW TORK. '
a u O A . ' - R.H O.Ak
iSeitar. tf ... 1114 4 Browne. H... 4 4 4 4 4
T.OO.T.. lb... 1 111 4 4VanH'B. "444
Coolar. If ... 4 1 I 4Bran's,e, ell I M
,..1.. rt ... 1 1 4 4 4 MrOaaa. lb..l lit M
Moraa, 4 4 4 1 iMartes. It.... 4 1 4 4 4
Aytlklo. It) I I lBabb. aa 4 4 1 4 4
.tttWso. tb4 ft 1 4 4Laadar. lb.. . 4 4 4 4 4
Aubrat. as... 4 4 14 I.nilbari. lb... 4 9 11
WllUa. P 4 4 4 1 4 l)ow.rmu. a 4 4 4 1
, Tar lor, p.. 1. 4 4 4 1
. TotaJa ... I in U
I Touts ... 1 IN II
Host on
.lWew York
Earned, runs: Boston. 2.. Two-base hit:
Stanley. Home run: Dexter. Stolen bases:
- Tenney, Dexter, Ceoley, Laudei, Alertea,
First base on balls: Off Taylor, I; off Wll-
.lis a. Struck out: By Taylor, 7; by Willis,
i, Time: 1:38. Umpires: Hurst aad Moran.
Score, aecond game:
NEW YORK. 1 BOSTON.
H.U.O.A.B.I IK4il
Brown, rt... 1 I 1 4 4'rMxter. at... 4 4 t 4
Hraan'h'B, of 1 1 I 4 4i1ony, lb.. 4 1 14
McOana. Ik.. 1 1 4 4 4ICooU. If ... I 1 I
Mwtaa. It.... 114 4 Stanly. rt... 4 4 1
Vhb. aa 4 111 lMoraa. 4 I I
Laudor. lb... 4 14 4 llAb'tichlo, Ib 4 I I
oilbcrt, lb.. 1 1 1 4 40rm'sr, ib 4 4 1
Warnar, ... till Aubrar. aa... 441
, stouluolty, pi 4 4 4 4littlnsr, p.. 4 1 1
. aCaroay 4 4 4
Totals ... Til It 1 tl
I Totala ... 1 t It 14
X Batted for Plttlnger 4n the ninth.
New York ft t ft ft ft ft 0 ft 1 T
fcoston 0 ft 0 0 0 0 0 1 0-1
Earned rurtai New York,- 8. Two-baa
1
...;..J...:..o ft ft i ft ft
l 0 ftOftOOlOO-l
1
4
4
4
I
I
Loalsvllle Deteata Kaaaaa City
Game Where Pitchers Were
Foaad.
la
T OT'TOITTT T XT In. OT -.Tt. m lnoala Am-
-...., nuB. - - . , . . rerna. so
feated Kansas City today in the last rams criur. o.
or the series. Both lJgan ana uibson were i uugbea, p
Da t tea nara. a eaten , oy tinrt ana vjin
lanlan's fielding wore th4 features. At
tendance, l,2uu. Scoref '
lAtliavit.I.K KAMRAB CITY.
R U.O A ll R U O. A. IV
Karwta. rf... 1 1 4 4 4lDarham. at.. 114 4 4
rt, II tits uaar, rt s f a
lahaar. lb. 1 H I 1 Nance, lb.... 4 1114
04w.ll, cf... 1 1 I 4 WOrady. s 4 I I 6 4
tullltaa. Ib. 1 4 4 4 4 Kranti, lb... I 4 t 9 4
ahrl.T.r, lb. 9 1 14 4 4!KbII, :... 0 lifts
Whlta. a 1 III Rothluas. Is. 4 18 14
Qulnlan, aa..4 1 1. I KUan, a.... 1 4 114
Eiaa, p 1 1 4 4:0lbaoB, p.... 0 4 4 I 4
Totala ... T 11 17 U 1 . Totala ... 4 11 14 U 4
Louisville 0 0 ft 0 ft 0 0 1 7
Kansas City 0 01 0 8 0 0 1 1-4
Earned runs: Louisville, t: Kansas City.
2. Two-base hits: Brasnear. uraay
Stolen bases: Hart 2). Rothfuss. First
base on balls: orr Egan, l; oil uibson, 3.
Struck out: By Exun, 5; by Olbson, 8.
Hit by pitched ball: Leewe. Left on
bases: Louisville, 4; Kansas City, 4.
Time of game: 2:06. Umpire: Foreman.
BOSTON. , PHILADELPHIA.
R. H O. A E.I H.H.O.A.E.
Donsherty, It 4 I 1 4 0!HHtfl, It... 1 I I 0 4
Colllna, Ib... 4 0 4 1 0 Plckartnt. of 4 4 8 4 4
C. fltahL et. 4 4 4 1 0 Darla. lb 4 4 T 1 9
rraamaji. ru 9 4 9 4 o L. ctom, so. I I 1 o o
rarant, aa... 4 4 1 4 0 Heybold, rf.. 4 4 14 4
LaChanca. Ik 9 1 14 0 9Ialy, Ib 9 9 I 1
fcrrta. Ib I 4 1 4 0, li. Croa. aa. 4 4 1 4 1
,1 4 4 4 1 rowan, C... S 4 1 S S
.110 9 O.Plank. p 4 4 14 4
-liHofman ...41494
Totala ... i 4 It 11 1 . .
I Totals ... 8 t 17 8 1
k Batted for Daly In ninth.
Boston- .....i ft 0 0 ft 0 ft 0 I K
Philadelphia- ..i..... 1 ft ft ft O' ft 10 91
Karned runs: . Boston. 1: Philadelphia. 1.
Three-base hits; Dougherty, Hartsel,
Hoffman. Home run: Huches. Stolen
basest L. Croas TS), Ferris. Double play:
Ferris to lac nance, jert on bases: uo
ton, 6: Philadelphia, 5. First base on balls:
tirr riua-nes. 4 on I'lanK. t. BtrucK out
By Hugnes, s; Dy nana, . Tim oi game:
1:45. empire: Adams.
' Postponed Games.
n.-Cleveland-St.
CLEVELAND. Au
louls. postponed: rain
.Chicago-Detroit; no game; rain.
atandlusT ul tlia Teaaaa.
Played. Won. Lost
' Tl '0
CRESCEUS BREAKS A RECORD
MesMBBwS
Lowen that for Half-II lo Track at Exhibi
tion at Da; ton.
ea9AmaaB--a
TAKES HALF StCOND FROM BEST TIME
Owner I sea Steam Aalomohlle aa
a Pacemaker la Hla Rerord
Breaklna Rare Aaalnst
Time.
DAYTON, O., Aug. 27.-A new worlda
trotting record pf 2:08 for a half-mile
track was made by Ueorge'll. Ketchum's
Cresceus this afternoon. Ketchum drove
him and had it not been for a cloac-hltch
bike sulky the record would have been
2:07. This cauaed tne great horse almost
to break In the first half In the back
stretch and again In the last eighth of the
mile.
Cresceus was paced by Mike the Tramp,
driven by Dr. A. Scott of Montreal, and
by a steam . automobile driven by Mr.
Denser. This was an experiment and Its
utility remains to be demonstrated. The
previous record for a trotted mile on a
half-mile track was 1:0S4 and was made
by Cresceus at Kansas City two years ago.
READVILLE, Miss., Aug. 27. About
2,000 persons attended the Grand Circuit
races today. The conditions ware not per
feet for extremely faBt time. The track
had dried out but slightly, while tha clouds
kept the sunshine away
Dan Patch to go against hla world's pac
ing record of 1:59, the Massachusetts 115,
000 stake for trotters eligible to 2:12 class
last spring, John A. McKerron to beat his
record of 4:054 and three otfier regular
racing events were on the card, and the
crowd had a world of entertainment.
Tha record for the stake of 2:08 made by
Onward Sliver in 1901 was lowered In the
second heat to 2:07Va
Tha Judgea suspended Scott Hudson ten
days for laying Hawthorne up in the first
heat. Alta McDonald was also given ten
days' suspension for laying Ka mares up
In the Initial heat of tha 2:20 race. Queen
Wilkes won the race.
"Lou" J. McDonald paraded tha best
2-year-old out this year in Sadie Mac- She
trotted to the half the first heat of her
race In 1:04 H. the second quarter. In 0:314
fairly walking the last fifty yards and
winning Ih 2:12-
J)an Patch paced each of the first three-
quarter of hla mile In exactly 0:30'4,
and tba final one In 0:29, making the mile
in 2:001,.
John A. McKerron reduced his record
from !:064 to 2;04. trotting the last half
in 1:01V4. Summaries:
The Massachusetts 2:12 class trotting,
purse 216.0U0; best three in five:
Bully Buck. b. g. (Geers) 2 1 1 1
Swift, b. h. (Andrews) 1 6 10 2
Caspian, b. g. (Shank) 8 3 2 3
Hawthorn, ro. m. (Hudson) ft 2 ft 4
Mary D.i ch. m. (L. McDonald)... 1U 8 3 ro
Llverton. b. a. (Howell) . 4 4 A ro
Oeorge Muscovite, b. h (Bond) 7 6 4 ro
Authoress, blk. m. (A. Mcuonaia
Bpear) s iu uro
El Milugo, b. g (Dlckerson) 7 7 ro
Frances B., ch. m. (Snow) 8 ft ft ro
Wslnscott. b. h. (Cox) 1111 8ro
Judge Cullen, blk. g. (Cares) dls
Time: z:us, z:ut4, z:iy, ie:iu.
2:10 class trotting, purse 81,600; best two
in three:
Queen Wilkes, b. m. (Spear) 1
Dodie K., blk. m. (Curry) , 4
loa uray, d. m. ((jiaraei s
Kamaress, b. g. (A. McDonald and
tinner) iu
Alberto, ch. m. (Dlckerson)..
Lizzie A., ro. m. (Cox)
Redwood, g. h. (Renwlck)....
Trlco, ch. g. (Basa)
Dark Secret, b. m. (Davis)..
Tonga, b. m. (Titer)
Bermuda Maid, br. m. (McCarthy). ...12 14
Dreamwold-Okford Boy, b. g. (Paige).. 2 dr
Kyrtlllc, ch. h. (young) dls
rime: x:iiii. i n.
2:1ft class trotting, puree 23,000: best three
In five: .
Maxetto, blk. g. (Dlckerson).,. a Sill
Jay McGregor, b. h. (Hudson
and MeHenry) 2 1 1 2
Lady Hatchle, b. m. dickers).. ..8 (84
John Mac, b. g. (Milan) 6 t 8 8
Millard Saunders, b. g. (Merri
field) 8 8 7 ro
Navldad, blk. r. (Carpenter)..... 6 4 4 ro
Horace W. Wilson, ch. h. (Dee-
naeri , e
OssbU-Htsdtt at Indlaaapolla.
INDIANAPOLIS. Auff. 27. Milwaukee and
Indianapolis played two games this after
noon, eacn taxing a voctory ana a defeat.
In the first aame Merldlth. who Ditched
yesterday, tried to pitch another, but waa
batted freely. The home team could do
very little with Mueller in the second-game
Attendance, i.ow. ocore, nrst game:
M INDlANArOLIB. ' MlLWAl'KKB.
4 I 9 9 41
Boston .....U9 71
Cleveland - 1 ' Bl
pbiladeluhla Ill 90
Detroit VSl 64
New York 105 63
St. Louis left 49
Chicago 110 40
Washington 1US 86
Games today: Chicafto at Detroit. Bt
Louis at Cleveland, Washington! at New
xork, tiosion at rnnaaeipnia.
38
47
61
63
62
67
)
78
P.C.
.6o2
.MS
.611
.6t6
.605
.462
.4o6
.824
Klhm. lb..
llScliafla?, lb.. 4
roi, Ib 1 1 I 8 4
Hosrtanar, rf I 1 1 4 0
Wood rail, If. 4 4 4 4 4
Couitor, ef... 1 1 9 4 1
Haadoo. c... 1114 1
Marsan, aa. . 1114 0'DuOlaavr,
TanaaM, lb.. 11110
Kellum, p... 1 1 4 4 1
Totals
. 4 14 IT 14 I
Donhaua, lb. 4
Wood, c 4
Un.laub. Ib. I
Oaulay, rf 4
Hamphtu, cf. 4
If. 1
Vloi, aa 4
Maredlth. p.. 4
tispaar 4
inauin'all . 4
4 114
14 11
4 1 0 4
4 4 11
1 V 4 4
1114
114 4
4 114
4 111
4 4 4 4
4 4 4 4
Totals .. 1 7x11 II I
sTamsett out on bunt atrlkes.
xxBatted for Hemphill In ninth.
xxxBatted for Ganley In ninth.
Indianapolis 1 0 9 2 0 0 1 1 ft
Milwaukee 0 0 0 ft ft 0 1 0 01
Base on balls: Off Marldith, 1. Struck out
By Kellum. 2; by Merldlth, 2. Hit by
ucnea Dan: oy jvieriaun. l. oaorince nit
rlt
Me
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE BALL
"Fats" aad "Leans" Will Play at T
M. C. A, Park Satorday
Afteraooa.
t
"Fans," "cranks'1 and just ordinary plain
common people who have been longing to
see a real game of baas ball are notified to
be at the Toung Men's Christian Associa
tion park. Seventeenth and Plnkney streets,
Saturday afternoon at 8 o'clock. For at
that, time and place the great Real Estate
exchange game between the "Fats" and
"Leans" will be pulled off. Each side baa
rldlth. Double playa: ' Fox to Heydon; Peen doing a large amount of bragging alnce
vvooa, id.... I a it v roi,
Unaiaaa. Ik. 14 8 1 4 Hot
Oaalrjr. rf... 4 1 4 4 4 Cou:
Dunlaaty. If. 4 1 14 1 Wr
Tamaett to Fox to Klhm: Hemuhill to I'nar
laub to Schafley; Schafley to Wood. Stolen
eases: lameett, uunieavy. passed ball
Wood. Loft on baat-s: Indianapolis, 6; Mil
wauaee, s. lime. i:w. umpire: .Haakell.
Bcore, second game:
MILWAt'KI. I INDIAN APT LIS.
R.H.O A B. It.H O.A.t.
Sehaftay. It 1 1 I I 0 Klhm, lk.... 4 4 14 4 4
Wood, IB... 1 111 Fo. Ib 4 4 4
losrlarar. rf 4 4 1
oulier. of. .. 4 4 3
I'oodruS. If. 4 1 4
Hamuhlll. of 4 1 1 4 4 Hardoa. a... 1 1 S
Vloi, aa 1 1 1 I 4 Maroaa. as. .. 9 1 1
Spaar. e 9 4 19 l'T;nat, lb.. 114
liaallar, p... 4 4 4 1 OiTord, p 4 14
ixO'Brlan .... 4 4 4
Totals ... 4 11 If It I
Totala ... 1 inn 1
x Batted for Tamsett In the ninth,
Indianapolis 0 9 0 0 2 0 0 0 02
Milwaukee 2 10000100
Struck out: By Ford. ; by Mueller. 8. Hit
ty pitcnaKi ran: acnaney, iwe-baae hit:
LEANS.
W. H. Oatea,
CaDtaln.
..J.B.McKlttrlck
J. N. Haakell
Signs of Polluted Blood.
There is nothing so repulsive looking and disKustinu -as an old sore.
Yon worry, over it till the brain grows weary and work with it until the
patience is exhausted, and the very eight of the old festering, sickly looking
place makes you irritable, despondent and desperate.
A chronic sore is the very best evidence that your blood is in an unhealthy
and impoverished condition, that your constitution is breaking down nnder
the effects of some serious disorder. The taking of strong medicines, like
mercury: or potash, will sometimes so pollute and vitiate the blood and im
pair the general system that the merest scratch or bruise results in obstinate
non-healing sores of the most offensive character.
Often an inherited taint break out in frightful eating sores upon the limbs
Ar ftf i m .1,1 BrvA .r, i . I t 1 a 1 i 11Tk-...p a n-A m! a Ia Vi n 1 LI-J im
always at fault, and, while antiseptic washes, salves, soaps and powders can
do much to keep down tne inflammation and cleanse tne sore, it will never
heal permanently till the blood itself has been purified and the deadly germs
and poisons deatroyed, and with S. S. S. this can be accomplished the polluted
blood is purified and invigorated, and when rich,
pure blood is again circulating freely throughout
the body the flesh around the old sore begin to take
on a natural color, the discharge cf matter ceases
and the place heals over. , -.
S. S. S. is both a blood purifier and tonic that puts your blood in order
and at the same time tones up the system and builds up the general health.
If you have a chronic sore write us and our physician will advise you
without charge, - .
T1IZ SWin SPCCtnQ CO., ATlAIfTA, CA..
tha game at the annual outing a few weeks
ago, and there la Intense rivalry between
them. Every reaj estate man In tha city la
expected to be present in tha guise of
rooter and to bring aa many aa possible of
his frienda along with him. The umpire
will be chosen on the grounda. Tha line
up la:
FATS.
W. O. Bhrlver,
Captain. Postlon.
Frank Carmlchael. Pitcher.
W. Q. Ure Catcher
J. N. Frenxer First base...S. P. Bostwick
B. R. Hastings.. Second base F. D. Wead
W. O. Shriver... .Third base W. H. Oatea
W. H.aTliomas... Shortstop ...George Morton
H. F. Dalley Left field. .N. P. Dodge. Jr.
A. O. Charlton. ..Center field. ..J. W. Robblna
r.arnesi Hweet...KtKht Held J. B. Piper
V. J Fltxgerald.. Substitute. ,W. O. Holbrook
M. J. Kennard.. Substitute F. A Benson
A P. Tukey Substitute D. V. Sholea
H. R. Ball Substitute ...Q. G. Wallace
W. H. Urten Substitute ...,Q. 8. Benawa
Atlantic Takes a Pair.
ATLANTIC. Ia.. Aug. 27. (Snecial Tele
gram.) Atlantic won a double-header from
OscHila here today by scores of 11 to ft and
1 to 0. In snlte of tha sltnnarv condition
of the ground and the threatening weather
both teams put up a fairly good game
una pieanea me luir crowa in attendance.
ine Daitenes in tne nrst game were
Schooler and Franklin and Phoenix and
Bolas; second game. Marshall and Frank
lin and Klnaell and Sease. In the first
same tne lilts wers: Atlantic, 13; Osceola,
t. Diruca out v scnooier. 10: rv Hrine.
rrlx, 7. Second game: Hlta, Atlantic 4
Oaceola 2. Struck out: Bv Marahall K
by Klnaell, 8. Umpire: Blrchar. Red Oak
comes here for two games tomorrow.
lar Mabera Meet Today.
The Omaha and PlaHamnuth rlgarmakers
meet on the diamond at Vinton Street park
at 8:30 this afternoon. The opposing teams
are:
Position
Catcher
Pltchr
First .
Second
Third
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out In today's, fourth championahip race
of the Inland Itken regatta and Venture
won In- class B. The result practically
awards the championship cups to Comet II
and Venture. The final and deriding cham
pionship race will be sailed tomorrow.
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Haln Interferes with Tenala.
ATCHISON, Kan., Aug. 27. (Special Tele
gram.) The Missouri Valley tournament
has had unfavorable weather since It be
gan. The courts, owing to rain, were In
bad condition again today, and the play waa
not begun Until late this afternoon. Frank
Eberhardt of Saiina was the star of the
day. Among the best games of the day
were those between Eberhardt and Noble,
and between Jones and Unley. The tourna
ment will continue until Saturday. The
contents today follows:
Finish of preliminaries In singles:
Fred Eberhardt or Banna won irom w.
W. Guthrie of Atchlnson, 6-1, 8-1.
.Finish of first round in singles:
Will KHMton of Ht. Louis won from Dr.
Vaufrhn of Kansas City. 8-4, 6.-4.'
Carroll Auld of Atchison won from O. M.
gharrard of Atchison, 6-4, 6-2.
Frank rcnernardt or enuna won irom .
Chria Fnrney of Abilene, 6-1, 6-8.
r rea rLnernarui ui rwiuim wu iM-m .'.
Frank Sheldon of Kansas City, 6-3, 6-8. ,
Ory Vernon of Kansas City won from Ed
McBrlde of Topeka, 6-0, 6-0.
H. V. Jonea of Kansas city won irom i.
II. Watson of Watervllle by default.
Second round In singles: I
fnrlnr WIMw of k'ini9 CltV WOH from
B. H. Jonea of Kansas City. 6-2, 6-3.
Frank Eberhardt of Ralin.i won from Hale
Hetherlneton of Atrhlson. 6-1, 6-0. ,
Frank Banks of TopeKa won ironv .. n.
Nohle of Topeka, 3-6, -7. 6-2.
Con Toung of limana won irom jain
Cannon of Kanstis City, 6-1, 6-1.
rt. V. Vernon of Emporia won from Fred
Baker of Abilene. 6-1. 6-2.
C arroll Aula or Atcnison won irom y in
Easton of St. Louis, 6-4. 6-4. 1
Fred Eberhardt of Balina won from A.
Scribner of Omaha. 1-1, -4.
M V. Jones of Kansas City won from Roy
Linley of Atchison, 6-7, 6-1, 6-4.
With the Bowlers.
Tenpln contest on Clark's alleys laat ev- .
anlnt. flnore I
181. ZO. AU. J.UIBW.
691
574
478
496
2.140
.218 181 W
..167 13 224
..147 172 ItiO
..141 178 177
..668 716 757
1st. ' 2d. 8d. Totnl.
.188 205 172
177 MT9 172
. H 181 161
,.179 169 '180
568
528
490
521
.692 734 685 2.111
Plattsmouth.
Otto Weerl...
Wilkinson
Macin
Freet
jefTers
Daiigherty..,.
Hensel
Koch
. Shortstop ,
RlKht Field
Omaha.
Hansen
Harm
Hulett
...Bpaustat
.Weldeckhr
. .. . . Moyi.a
Ny strom
Quanatrom
Ovrtetk
Left Field
Center Field
. Councilman Sohrixder will send the first
ball over the plate or at least, toward it.
t i 1 . . i
Three-I Lessat.
At Cedar RapldaCedar Rapids. 4; Deca
tur. 0, ,
At Dubuque Oames ' v.tth Bloomlngton
postponetl. wet grounds. . i
At Hook ford-No gams with flock Island.
Wi t aroumls.
At Davenport No fame Wltlj SprUigflcM.
rain.
Time
"The Tyrol" 8-year-olda, purse $2,000
best two in three:
Sadie Mac, b. f. (L. McDonald) 1 1
Mary Qage, br. f. (Kenny) " 2 2
Blossom (Hudson) 8 dla
Oakley Baron, br. c. (Humphrey ville). .dls
Sporty, b. f. (Bithen) ;...dis
Time: i.WA, 2:16,
EVENTS ON RUNNING TRACKS
Hacy Wm from the Favorlta mt
Klalock Park 1a lea.
Had.
BT. LOUIS, Aug-. V. The track at Kin
loch, up to the third race was good, when
a heavy wind and rainstorm set In, making
It a aea of mud. Macy, at 11 to 5. won
the feature from Jordan, the favorite, by
twenty lengths. He went to the front
when the barrier went up and was never
in danger thereafter. Results:
First race. Ave and a half furl jnas. nurue
Ben Adklns won. Old Stone second, Foxy
Grand ua third. Time 1:10.
Second race, seven furlongs, selling:
Dave Bommers won, Budwelaer second,
iom n.ingaiey intra, lime i:si.
Third race, live furlongs: Bride won,
Sadie Burch second, Interrogation) third.
Time 1:06.
Fourth race, one and one-eighth miles
Macy won, Jordan second, Eva O third.
Time l:59H.
' Fifth race, six furlonea: Custus won,
Stub second, Dolly Gray third. Time 1:1$H
Sixth race, one and one-sixteenth lnllei:
Exapo won, Chickasha. second, South
Breeze third. Time 1:5.
SARATOGA, Aug. 27 Oet-away dav at
the Spa waa marked with the usual large
attendance. The track was alow and the
aky overcast. Results:
First rsce. six furlongs: Foxy Kane won.
Star and Garter second, Paul Clifford
third. Time 1:15.
Second race, mile: Rosland won. Hurst
bourne aecond. Lord Advocate third. Time
143H- N
Third race, five and one-half furlongs:
Requlter won, Monadnock second, Dutiful
third. Time 1:09.
Fourth race, the Saranse. one mile and
a furlong: Molly Brant won. Short Hose
aecond, Grey Friar third. Time l-J6.
Fifth race, five and one-hlf furlong:
Race King won. Longshot second. Avenger
third. Time 1:08.
Sixth race, mile: Highlander won. Dark
Planet second, Past third. Time 1:42.
CHICAGO, Aug. 27. Judare Hlmes proved
easily ths best of a fair field In the Ex
celsior handicap, the feature at Hawthorne
today. Results:
First rare, four half furlongs: M'ss MolMe
won. Caroburn second, Sauerkraut third.
Time :68.
Second race, six furlongs: Muresca won.
Rag Tag second. Censor third. Time 1:17.
Third race. ExceWior handlcao, one mile
and an eighth: Judge Hlmes won, Orelna
aecond. Serge third. Time l:5SVfc.
Fourth race, six furlongs: Bardme won,
Skillful second. Lady Kent third. Time
1:17.
Fifth race, one mile: Sidney C. Ixive won,
Bchwalbe second, Jove third. Time 1:44.
Sixth race, one mile and a slxtenh:
lodestar won. Gallant second, St-nUor
Matts third. Time 1:53H.
Beselin
Frttschcr
Weber
Forscutt
Totals..............
Francisco.
Encell
Marble
Clarkson
Totals...;
First Race for Upton Cap.
CHICAGO, Aug. 27 In a twenty-knot
breeao La Rita, sailing under the colore of
the Chicago Yacht club, today took the
first of a series of three races being sailed
on Lake Michigan for the Sir Thomas Lip
ton cup. The course was twice over a tri
angle, two miles to each leg. Sprite, also a
representative of the Chicago Yacht club,
came In second, two minutes and forty-five
seconds after La Rita had crossed the fin
ish. Hoosler Cain third. Little Shamrock
fourth, Pilot fifth and Outlaw sixth. Pri
vateer suffered an accident to its rigging
and was unable to compete. The second
race of the aeries will be sailed tomorrow.
On August 18, Sep
tember 1 and 15, the
UnmQOnnlfnro' Burlington Route will
iiumucuui.uio
sell tickets to many
points in the north
west, west and south
west, at one faro plus
82 for the round trip.
Good limit and stop
overs allowed.
mm
J. B. REYNOLDS,
City Passenger Agent,
IS02 Farnam Street, OMAHA.
'; THE
Great American Baser!
It already a thing
energy and persist
c a n Farmer, h i l
method of eulttva
gressive spirit that
search for such food
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bined to make tha
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ence of the Ameri
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plants as arc adapt
states, have all com-
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Basaett Takes the Money.
BASSETTt Neb., Aug. rt. (Special Tele-
-The pprlngview ana naBsmi nines
a game of bull here yesterday for
gram.) The Pprlngvlew and Bassett nines
ni.u4 a nma of hull here vesterday for
lht .Idn. end tlte P.assett boys walked
all over Bprlngvlew's aggregation, the score
being 15 to ( In favor of the home team.
Besides the principal wager considerable
money changed hands. Batteries: Bas
aett, Artus and Hill; Bprlngvlew, Wakenian
and Duval.
Beatrice Races Postponed.
BEATRICE, Neb'., Aug. 27. (Special Tela-
? ram.) The races to have been held here
oday were postponed on account of a soft
track. A double program will be pulled off
tomorrow and business hounes will close
In the afternoon in order to give all an
opportunity to attend. The races will con
tinue through Saturday,
DEATH RECORD.
Fnueral of Miss Elisabeth WeMlnar.
WEST POINT, Neb., Aug. 27 (Special.)
The body of Ellxabeth Welding, a young
unmarried woman, who died in 8t.
Joseph's hospital, Omaha, was brought to
the city Tuesday evening and Interred in
the Catholic cemetery this morning, Father
demons celebrating the requiem mass.
She waa 26 years of age and .a member
of a prominent Cuming county family, be
ing herself born near this city.
Miss Maade Rhoades.
BEATRICE, Neb., Aug. 27. (Special.)
Miss Maade Rhoades died at her horns
on South Fifth street, this city, Tuesday
evening, aged 15 years. Her death wat
caused from dropsy. The funeral was held
yesterday afternoon and interment waa
made In Evergreen Home cemetery.
V HVIIIV aaaava. wt,wi.
8 0 0 8 0 1 0 J -
0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1-1
Oral Oatclaaaea Greeley,
ORD. Neh.. Aur- Tt. (Special.! Greeley
waa outclassed both In the field and at the
bat In the game on the borne grounda yes
terday afternoon. The vleltora were at the
mercy of Adams from the start and not
until the eighth Inning were they allowed
to rroaa the home plate, ocore:
Ord ...
Greeley
Batteries: Ord, Adams and Whltcnmb:
Greeley, Lewis, O'Hanlon and Campbell.
Home run: slleen. Three-base hit: Rhodes.
Two-base hits: Wilson (2). Whltcomb, Steeii,
Dodder, Campbell.
Asstk.r rieale Postponed.
The Ladles' of the Grand Army ot tha
Republic hid planned to give a picnic at
Krug Lrk today, but cwing to the un
favorable weather It has been pxtponed
until Friday, 0ptember 4, at the aame
piace.
Oahkaah Regatta Resalt.
OSHKOSH. Wis. Aug ?7.-Comet II.
owned, by Frad; Pabst of Milwaukee, wen
west of the one-hundredth meridian at abiding as the stars.
In no part of the great west has this triumph been of more
colossal proportion than in Kansas and Nebraska.
Where once stretched plains almost devoid of vege
tation now can be seen broad, fertile fields with
the tun shining on wheat fields all gold,
- corn waving itt broad leaves .
of green, and the royal ,
purple of alfalfa. ' '
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