fllE OMAIIA DAILY TIKTa THURSDAY. ' KEPTKMHKK 8. IP'OV
4
SPLIT ON. DOUBLE-HEADER
Boiton and PhiUde'phi Breast Era on
Two Qamei Flayed Tetter Jy.
BOTH CONTESTS ARE VERY CLOSE
Frarer Tnl IMtched Himself Oat of
Tight Flares, I.en.tng Tare
Men on Bases In Second
Gam.
vw PHILADELPHIA, Sept. J -Boston and
f Philadelphia split even today on a double
header. Both games were close, the visit
,Ors winning the first In the ninth by
bunching hits. In the second Fraser twice
pitched himself out of tight places, leaving
three men on base. - Attendance 1,039.
Score, first game:
BOSTON. i
H.H.O.A K.l
Deiier, cf... 0 1
Tenner, lb... 1 I 11
Cooley, It ... Ill
lUnlt, rf... 1 1 0
Aforan, c. . . . 0 1 4
Ab'tlchlo, b
Own' gar, tb 1 I
Aubrey, h... 0 0 4
Pltllnger, p. 0 0 0
PHILADELPHIA.
K.H.O.A.E.
0 tTtwnii of.. 0 0 3 0 0
1 U'Olrteun, lb. 1 0 I 10
1 0 Wnlv't'n, lb. 0 1 1
V OTIIue. rf.....' 0 0 10
OBarrr. If 0 1 1
0
4 0
1 0
4 (rf
Totsli
I 0 17 AT Vt Totals
Mailman, lb. 0 10 0
Huliwllt, M. 0 10 10
Hoots, e 0 0 1 0
Mitchell, p.. 0 0 1 1 0
i an a
Boston o ooooooo a I
1'hlladelphla ...1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-1
Earned runs: Boston J. Two-base hits:
Cooley. Sacrifice hits: Dexter, Wolverton,
Titus. Stolen bancs: Tenney, Abbattlcchio.
Double play: Barry to Dootn. Left on
bases: .Boston 4, Philadelphia 4. First on
balls: fcft Flttlnger 3, off Mitchell 2. Hit
by pitcher: Mitchell 1. Struck out: By
Mitchell 3, Pittlnger 3. 'Time 1:45. Um
pires, Moran and Hurst. Score, second
game:
PHILADELPHIA. i B08T2N;, . .
H.H.O.A.E. H.H.O.A.E.
..... rt . a i i a rnnift. ef... 0 1 1 o o
flleaeon, lb.. 0 0 0 OlTinoey, . lb.. 100
w..i-t'n lb. 111 oU'ooleir. II.... 0 0100
Time, rf .... 1 1 a .IManlee, rf... 110 0 0
, ir A A 1 b. OtMnran. a 0 8 3 8 0
ll.llman. ' lb. 1 a 4 dl Ab'tlrhlo, 2b 0 0 t 1 1
Hulatrltl, a. 0 0 1 1 OUwrn'ser. b 1 3 I 1
,.... - t a f 1 iiAuhrev. aa... 0 1 B 4 0
r... 1 a 1 ll Malarial, s. 0 0 0 4 0
ir, p.... i a i
otaii ..."a a7 "il
Tot.i. ...a 4 17 t l Totals ...a ii i
Philadelphia 0 S 0 0 0 0 0 W
W.ton 0 O010010 0 1
Earned runs: Boston 1, Philadelphia 3.
Two-base hits; Tenney, Moran, Gremlnger,
n'u... iTm. Thrm.ham hit: Stanley.
Sacrifice hits: Titus, Barry. Double play.
Aubrey to Tenney. Left on bases: Boston
11, Philadelphia 0. First base on balls: Off
nf Vnur 4. HI ruck out: By
Malurkey 1, by Fraser 4. Time 1:35. Um
pires, Hurst ana moran.
I'lttsbnrg Beats Cincinnati. ,
. PITTSBURG, Sept. 2. Pittsburg won the
.nn. in th. flint lnntne with five nit.
Both pitchers steadied after the first Inning
and received excellent support. After that
only three Plttsburgers reached third base,
and only one visitor got as far as second.
Attendance, 3,309. Scorer
n...mr,l1in 1 flVfiTMN ATI.
ft 4 1 . DDI' I
o u n A I R..U.O. A.E.
1 ......
Beaumont, ell 1 t I WKelley, ' J I ;
l u v y roour, v.. . . v . -1
0 i.Dolan. rf.... 1 1
I a WHeckley, l 1
I 1 tMalnt'dt. lb. 1 1
a. 4 oi
Clarke, 11. 1 1
lach, 3b.... 1 1
Wicnor. aa.. 0 a
Uranaf'ld, lb 1 1
ItlUher, tb.. 0 1
Scoring, rf,. 0 0
I'hnlpa. c..,. 0. a
ptvilllypl, p.. 0 1
1 1 01
a o u
ill
Totals
Dalr. ab 0 a a t
rnri'nran. aa. 0 0 1
Plete. e 9 1
Hahn, p... 01
Home runs: Handing. flmltn. lerewe.
Struck out: By Crlsall. !; by Durham, 4.
Bases on balls; Oft Crlstall. 3; oft Durham,
4 Double l.lay: Owrns to Turner. LIt
on baws: Toledo, 6; Kansas City, I. Hit
by pitched ball: Kletnow. Payed ball:
Klelnow. Wild pitch; Crlatall. Tim: 1:15.
Lmplre: Mullane.
Standing of tne Tennis.
Flayed. Won. Lost. P. 0.
Bt. Paul 117
Louisville 117
Milwaukee llii
Indianapolis 119
Kansas City 114
Columbus 120
Minneapolis J 19
luiruu i . w (
(fames today: Kansas city ai v.oiumuu,
Milwaukee at Toledo, Bt. Paul at Indianap
olis, Minneapolis at Louisville.
GAMES IN WESTERN LEAGUE
77
67
tiS
59
4S
40
4)
48
49
M
57
68
7
79
.
AW)
.bit
.m
.4.13
..;2
is
(ttolen bes: Coiighlln. McFsrlsnd. Double
play: Wliilams to Kllxrfeld to CJsnael. First
en balls: off Townsend, 1: off t'hesbro. 6.
Hit bv pitched ball: Moran. Struck out:
By Townsend. t: by C'hesbro, i. Left on
bases: Washington. Hi New Hork, i. Psssi-d
ball: Mcfauley. Wild pitches: Townsend,
1: ChesL.ro, 1. Time: 1.50. Lmplr: Con
nolly. Detroit .Worn y Team Hitting.
DETROIT, Sept. t. The locals won to
dsy's game by team hitting In h fourth
Inning, when a double ana ihree Unities
scored enough runs to win. Donovan
Tltched great ball, striking out ten, but
giving seven bases. In two Innings he
otrucK out the side. Attendance, 1,867.
Score:
Detroit. i Cleveland.
r.hoae r.h.o.a.b.
Barralt, el... 4 11 ,P1lrli, rf 10 10 0
Lufb. If 0 0 0 0 Par. H 0 1 1
lrfor1. rf. a a 0 0 0 Hn.4l.r, Ik.. 0 1 I 1 0
Crr, lb 1 11 0 Bmla. lb...O 0 It 0 0
ac-AI'stcr. aa 1 1 a 1 0 Hl.kn.an, lb 1 0 0 1 0
Yrairr, lb... 0 0 4 0 0 Thonfr, ef... 0 14 0 0
Lona. lb 0 114 Abbott, C....0 .000
PikIiiw. ... 0 0 10 t 0 Oorhn'fr, fl 0 a a a
Uonoran, p.. 0 0 0 4 O.Donahut, p.. 0 0 0 0
TcUlt ,.."4 "t it 11 "ol TotaU ...I 4 4 11 a
Detroit e 0 0 I 1 0 0 01
Cleveland 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 Z
Two-base hits: Crawford, Bradley
ThrM-ba.nA httjt' Crawford. Hal
hit: Abbott. Stolen bases: McAllister, Kansas uiy louuy
Long. First base on errors: Detroit, 1. 1
Vlr.t kit. r.n Kulla Off flnnnvnn. ft. lilt I St. JOC
k ..lt..Kn.l V.a It . U Tnnni'i. n 1 Tft ntl Klfliai City.
bases: Detroit". 4: Cleveland. 7. Btruck Batteries: St. Joseph, Chlnn and McCpn-
oui: uy uonovan, 1: oy ionanue, i.. nmo nwu; xuiiibm w.um . c.w
of game: :30. umpire: u xaugniin. i oin.
Chicago Defeats at. Loala. Standing of the Teams
riayed. Won. Lost.
t. Joseph Defeats Kansas City
Timely Hitting and Field
Work.
y
ST. JOSEPH. Sept. J.-Heavy and timely
hitting by BL Jo. coupled with superior
Crawford, Bay. Sacrifice) I field work, won a one-sided game from
RUE.
S 1 1 0 1 It 0 19 19 1
0 00001000 II
enabled the locals to defeat SU Louis todsy KMw"u,"e"0 lis
. . . , . & mm ill f Knma Mm. mad. tlV I VUllfv.. . . . e u
that the visitors eotild gaiher off Patter- g.t- Joseph
ton's delivery. Attendance, -00. Bcore:
69
Iibali, lb.... 0 I
Jonas, cl 0 1
OrMS, rf.... 1 1
Callahan. Ob. 0
Hiaoon. lb.. 1
Tann.hlll, aa 1 I
piattarr, s...
faiuraon, p.
CHICAOO. , ST. LOt'IS.
H H O A R I . R.H.O.A.B.
Rolmss, If... 0 0 I 1 buurttett, If... 0 1 t 1 0
7 a PKrlal, lb 0 1 a 0
B 0 HIII. lb 110 4 1
4 OAndrrrcn, lb 0 1 14 0 0
1 1 wni , aa.. 0 1 0 t 0
a 1 tfHai.lm. cf. 0 0 1 t 0
a a (fHamltll. rf. 0 0 0 0
a a csifiii. c... ooooo
a e aiPowall, p.... ooooo
Totals .-a tUll ol ToUla ... 1 4 24 14 t
Chicago 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 -!
Bt. LOUIS 0 0 0 1 O U 0 U V 1
Left on bases: Chlcaco. : Bt. I-ouls,
& Two-bnso hits: iBhell. Burkctt. Homo
runs: Green, Tanneblll. Stolen bases: Bur
kett. Hemphill, fetnlrk out: By Patterson.
i; by Powell, 2. Bases on balls: .Off Pat
terson, 3. Time: 1:30. Umpire: tjhenaan.
Standing of the Tenma,
Played. Won. Lost
1 64
Denver 112 53
Peoria .110 . 49
Des Moines Ill 49
Omaha Iu9 t!
Games today: Kansas City at St. Joseph,
Peoria at Milwaukee.
40
44
3
64
60
61
b2
7
P.C
.613
.611
.682
,5ii0
.461
.445
.411
.3S
Schuyler ricks the Eagles.
Boston 113 74 S9
Cleveland 115 B4 61
Philadelphia 112 60 62
New York :.. 107 66 62
Detroit , 110 64 64
St. Louis 113 52 61
Chicaao 113 62 61
Washington 113 36 77
uames toaay: Bt. juouis
at
FREMONT. Neb.. Serjt. !. Special.)
The 3iemont base ball - nine -did up the
KaRles yesterday afternoon. The Biros naa
tb mm well In hand ud to the fourth.
Schuyler hadn't scored and there were four
big tallies on tneir siae wnen uaum ipreau
hia wings a ilttle too far. Cameron, the
first man up, amashed out a horn run
and three men got to first on wild ones
and five mad Bate hits. This brought In
six runs. Judgo Cook then went to tns
box and pitched his old time game, hold
ing the Schuylerltes down to one scratch
hit. His pitching was the feature of the
remaining lour innings, ocore: n iv
Schuyler 0 o 0 0 3 0 09 D
Eagles 1 0 3 0 0 0 U 04
Rntterles: Schuvler. Pruvn and Curley:
614 Eagles, Daum, Cook, O. Ronln and Wolta.
firm Struck out: By Daum, 3: by Cook. 2; by
.4H0 t-ruyn, i.
318 irsig me more a-vrinaxr
P.C
.655
.657
.5:16
t.niCagO, Dirn W.h fldnt 9 rRnAolol T.l.irranl
Cleveland at Detroit, New Torlt at , Wash-I Cralg. won a 'hotly' contested game of ball
lngton, Philadelphia' at Boston. I fpnm Rflncroft here todav. Hits were even.
. . . . but Cralg was more fortunate In bunching
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION GAMES hits, and Bancroft s errors-helped Oralg s
I
It. Panl la Defeated by Loalsrllle 1st
Lsuit Game of tho
Season.
FOURTH ATTEMPT FAILS
Shamrock and Heliano Do Hot Crosa Line
or Out Off Toga
THEY HOPE FOR BETTER LUCK TOfiAY
While tho Yachts Are Returning to
Fort tho Wind Changes and
May Giro Speed for
1 1 Race.
NEW TORK, Sept t-Th fourth, at
tempt to sail what was expected to be th
concluding race between Reliancs and
Shamrock HI failed miserably today. The
yachts wero not even sent across the line.
Both boats were towed out to Bandy Hook
lightship In a dense fog and Hat calm at
10:30 a. m. and then waited two hours In
the hope of a wind from some direction
to blow away the fog and give them speed
enough to cover thirty miles within nve
and a half hours. The dwindling fleet was
reduced to Just twenty-three craft Be
sides the New York Yacht club s tugs, the
revenue cutters and the newspaper fleet,
there was only one excursion steamer and
a few yachts.
The two racing yachts held to their tow
and circled about the fleet during the wait.
The calm was vailed only by a wind never
exceeding three knots. At 12:30 o'clock the
attempt was abandoned and announcement
made that another would be made tomor
row. Soon after th start homeward th
wind for the first time since the middle
of last week shifted from easterly to south
and began to breeze up and the indication
was that the long easterly fog "mull" was
breaking and that tomorrow might give
the yachts the long deferred opportunity
of going through the 'formality of sailing
the third and probably conclusive raca.
The
that Burns
Full Ha If Minute
Sticks are longer.
Sticks are stronger.
TLvcry one lights.
They sape
time, temper
and money.
Valuable coupon
in epery box.
o,
VI
it)
R.H.E
Praia- 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 06 8
Bancroft u u o u u u s o u s o
Twn-hnan hits; Hvnse. Cralar. Passlncrer.
Struck out: By Qossard, 5; by Rooney, i: by
Tarrant, 7. Batteries: Gossard, Rooney and
Hefterman: Tarrant ana Harvey, umpire:
LOUISVILLE. Ky.. Sent. J Louisville Whltaker,
aereated Bt. faul in tne last game oi me
Totals
i tin ia l
4 10 17 iS 1
t Warner out: hit by batted ball
Ttttshur 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4
Clnc.nnraU'..:....::::.l 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-1
Two-base ' hit: Phelps. . Three-base hit:
wagner. """ ' """V- rL"r,h'-V
tseuring to wagner; ntin w V. ;
Branslicld. FlrBt base on balls: Off Hahn,
1. Btruck out: By Phllllppl. 2. VVlId pitch:
Hahn. Time: 1:15. Umpire: Johnston.
. Brooklyn Detents Sow York.
NEW" YORK, Sept. J. Brooklyn defeated
the local Nationals In the first game of
the lnter-borough series at the Polo grounds
today. Reldy pitched a clever game for the
visitors, holding the home learn safely
until tho ninth Inning, wnen they were
saved from a shut-out. The Brooklyn bat
tors found Mathewson's delivery for three
runs In the opening Inning, winning the
tame then and there. Attendance, 4,473.
core:
BROOKLYN. I NEW TORK.
Ft:, lb... a l l a riBrows. l !
...Hi-. i A 1 A ft1 ttraMl'lt ll. ef T 1 1
t-oM." ct...: i i i 0 -l Mtaus, lb. 0 1U 1 0
UcylaV lb.... 1 111 OlMarWa, lf.,. 1 1 1 J
lahl.n, aa... 113 0 OIBabb, sa..... J I I 1
Ocahlar. rt... 0 1 1 0 O Lauaar. lb... 0 0 0 I 0
Jordan, b... 0 0 1 0 0 Uilibert. lb.. 4 4 110
Ja-Mll-h,..o. I Warner, a... . a
Raid, p..... 0 0 0S jMatb aon, p. J J
T.i.1. .'.4 xi ii i Touis ... i r n a
Brooklyn JiS222M
New York 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1-1
Left on bases: New York, 6; Brooklyn,
7. Two-base hits: essier, muua.ui;. "'"c'
v v.n.. u,...brl Dahlan. Baorlllce hits
Bheckara. etoien c: on "s., .V"?"-;1'
Jnritiin. Mertes. Double plays: Qllbert to
Babb to McOann, Warner to Babb to Mo
tlann. First base on balls: Off Mathewson.
T. . Urst base on error; uroumiu.
York, 1. Strtick out: By Reldy. 1; by Math-
owson, t. 'lime: j:j. nuipni j
Chicago W ins OTea- St. Lools.
ruTi- a fin Bpnt. 4. Excentlna? for a wild
Hitch In the ninth,- that saved Bt Louis
from a shut-out the play of the locals out
c:ed that of the visitors In all depart
ments of the game. Attendance, .5o0. In
cluding 5.000 school children, admitted tree,
Bcore
series. Egan held St Paul sate after the
first Inning, while the locals batted B&lley
bard. Attendance 300. - boo re: -
LOUISV1LLH. I ST. PAUL.
KHO.AEl H.H.O.A.E.
Kareln. -rf... 0 1 I 0 1'OHfr, U t t t 0 0
14 0 t Shannon, cf . 1 10 0 4
3 3 1 1 lackaon. If., 1 I 1 M
1 3 0 OjStiaafcr, aa.. 0 14 3 1
10 0 liHutstna. 2b. 0 0 a 1 4
11 ClKrllar, lb... 0 0 0 1 1
0 7 0 OlWhealer, lb. 0 0 I 1 0
lav ataulllTaa. a.. o a ft 0
0 13 O Ballar, p.... 0 030
7 11 17 T Totals ... 4 4 0 3
0 0 0 0 1 t S 0 7
.......... .8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 14
Two-base hit: Geler. Three-base hits:
Qulnlan, Odwelt (2).- Home run: Geler.
Bacrince hit: Bhaefer. Bases on Dans:
Oft Egan 1, of Bailey 1. Btruck out: By
Man o, Dy iiauey a. tui oy pitcnou Dan:
White. Ift on bases: Lotilsvllle 7. Bt
raui a Tim l:bj. umpire f oreman,
Colnmhns Wins Over Mllwankee.
COLUMBUS. O.. SeDt. !. Columbus de
feated Milwaukee today In a game replete
with fast fielding, six double plays being
made., Attendance i.axi. Boore:
MILWAUKEE. ' t
K.H.O.A.E.
art. If 1
Braahear. lb 1
Odwall, cf... 3
Walkar, lb..
rhrlaTar. a. 1
Vvhite. lb...
uinlan. as.. 1
Egan, p 0
Totals ..
Louisville
t. Paul .
7
CHICAOO.
... R.H.O A E
u.ia. ir.... a a a o o
M. l arthT. cf 0 1 10 0
Chance, lb.. 3 1 0
Juara. rf 1110
Ttnatr, lb... 1 0 0
Kit":, r 0 10 1
Iter. Sb.... 0 3 1 1
Vllll.ma, ae. 0 0 3 3
Vcuuer, p. t 0 3
t 10 81 0 i
BT. LOUIS.
R.HOAE.
Parrall, lb.. 1 3 0 a
hiinluyf. rf B S 1 1
rtmcol, (t.... 0 0 0 0
Hurke, lb ... 0 a 1 I
MiMDhr. lb.. 0 0 IB 1
Brain, sa.... 0-1140
Uarclar. II.. 0 0 0 0
VN.ll. a.... 0 04
ilcr.rr. p. 0, 0 3 3 0
Total
1 '4 14 1
.iiooi-
. 0 0 0 0 0 0 11
Flrtsburg ,
New York
Chicago ...
ClncluuaU .
Brooklyn
69
68
fil
67
47
3
34
47
47
62
66
66
79
72
PC
.673
.691
.640
.604
.4
.Si
at Philadelphia,
ToU-
rhlcsffn
et liuis. 0
tj't nn him: Chioajro. 2: Bt Louts
n-.riiin. bit- McCarthy. Stolen base
Chauciv Ioulo plays: Murphy to McKar
land; Dunlvy to McFarland ; Welmer to
Chance. Btruck out: ay weimer. i; vj
McFai-land. 4. Bases on balls: Off Welmer,
3; off McFarland,. a Wild pltchl Welmer,
Time: 1:28. Umpire: B-msue. m
Standing of tho Ten nan.
Played, won. ist
115
113
, 113
HlAStOA 113
St. Iajiiis I'l
fhtUdelphia 1"
i'.,m,i tiuluv: Boston
Brooklvn at New York, St Louis at ChJ
CMga, Cumin nail ax PltsUurg.
GAMES IN AMERICAN LEAGUE
nw Tark t'tea l Two Wash-
taugtoBt-Pltchors and Wins
;( " Easily.
WASirrXOTCN. 8ept !. New York took
Vndlv to both of Washington's pitchers
and won today's game without apparent
effort Conroy s thlrd-haae play was th
feature of the game. The game was called
st the end of the eighth Inning on account
oi dai-kneps. Auendauoe, 123 Bcore:
xrw YORK. . WAilUNOTON.
atH.O.A.E.I R.H.O.A.B.
Onror, Tb 444 Motma. aa 111
.aaler. rt ... 1 3 4 4 Hmexlcka, rf t
ilanaal. Uv... 4 13 Salbach. lf. 1
i.Urf14. aa. I 1 Han. cf 3
Wiillaiua. lb 3 t a Clarke, lb.... 1 3 t
liavia. It.-.. 0 11 Of cuallla. lb t 1 3
M -rarl'd. ct. 1 3 Mi- or-k. lb. 1 0 3
M'-i'atilr;. 1.1 I I I 1 UrllL a-..,. 0 0 1
J.imk.r, a 1 3 Lr. p 1
Cbaauru, sw 3 13 0Townaai.4, SO
Totals 11 1 34 14 l TaUbi I I M 1
Kew Tor . 0 0 3 0 5 1 1 0-11
Vaahingtoa 0 1100l0-3
'rwo-base hits- Williams, Lee. Three-base
ts Oarho, Moran. Home rug: GatutaL
COLVUBU.
H.H.O.A.
Aradt. If 1 1 1 v
eaaon. rt.. 1 1 o
urnar.' lb... 1 I 1 3 01
Raymar, 3b.. 3 1 3 (I
Bannon. af. . s 1 1 v
Cllnsman, as 1 3 0
Manor, lb... 0 1 1 o
Koi, e a a 0 o
Wllmot .. 0 0 0 1 0
Beraar. p.... 0 0 0 1 1
Oanley, If... ft 3 3 0 0
Meredith, n. I l l l u
tutlaub, lb. 0 1 0 1 4
Dunlaarr, nl I 1 I I
Hchaflar. 3b. 1 1
Hrmphlll. of. 0 ft 0 0 0
Kpaer. e 0 10 10
Klllott, lb... ia 0
Mellor, p.... 0 10 10
Creston Drops Another.
CRESTON, Ia.. Sept. 2. (Special Tele
gram.) Creston la fighting gamely, but ap
parently against odds In the five games for
a $1,000 purse, losing the second base ball
f ame today by a score or s to in a inir
een Inning contest by superior work at the
bat by Onceola. A small'crowd was pres
ent. Batteries: Welch and Corbett Hob
son and Sash.
Three-1 League. x
At Rock Island Rock Island, B; Cedar
Rapids, 7.
EVENTS ON RUNNING TRACKS
Honey Boy Fell nnd Had to Bo Killed
In Race at . Kenll-worth.
J A A. UV, SJt-J V. V. AV k W auvaa,aa aw w on
Kenllworth Honey Boy fell right after the
Start and broke a shoulder, being destroyed
later. Jockey White was Daaiy shaken up,
hut not seriously In lured. Results:
.First race, six runongs: -Mrs. ran os
ter won, Banctlssltna second, Handmore
third. Time: 1:32H
Second race, one mile and seventy yards.
selling: Jerry won, All Souls second, Plum
Tart third. Time: 1:69H-
Third race, five and one-half furlongs.
selling: Melltia won, Flo Manola second,
ih worm tnira. nme: l n.
Fourth race, five furlongs, selling: Pre
tension won, Mike Clancey second. Palm
Reader third. Time: 1:011. Honey Boy
fell.
Fifth race, five furlongs: Bluelsh won,
Dlaphonous second, Royalton third. Time:
1:1(H.
Sixth race, one mile, selling: Turnpike
won, Anklet second, Cardwellton third.
Time: 1:55M..
NEW YORK, Sept. . August Belmont's
Beldame, with Bulman In the saddle, won
the rich Great Filly stakes, l,O00, at
Sheepshead Bay today. Results:
First race, seven furlongs, Futurlt;
course: Rickey won, Mnllle Peyton secon
Baikal third. Time: 1:12.
Second race, one mile and three-six
teenths, handicap: Sunrise won. Hunter
KHine second, j,ora uaage inira. nme
TeUli ... 3 ( 34 13 1
Totals ... 4 U 14 14
Columbus ' 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 -4
Milwaukee 0 1010000 0-2
Stolen bases: Raymer. Bannon, Cling-
man, Ganley (3), Bchafley.- Bacrillce hits:
Turner. Havmer. Rerarer. Ganley. Mere
dith (2), Hemphill. Two-base hits: Turner,
rJpeer. i nree-oase mis: luymor. mum
tifavs: Turner to Mellor to Turner: Cling.
man to Raymer to Mellor, Cliniman to
Mellor, Schafley to Mellor, Dunleavy
tn F.ulntt Mellor tinasststed. Bases on
balls: Off Wlimot 2. off Berger 3. Time
3:18. Umpire, Cunningham.
Take One from Millers.
i-onTiwivnr.ts flrt 1. A listless snd I 5-fiou
r..iiir.iu nmi ttu rjlaved today with I Third rare, the Great Flllv stakes, six
Minneapolis, the only eoorea made being In I furlongs: Beldame won, Ocean Tide see
the second inning. Aueuuance, ow. own. i pno, aiineoia inira. iime; i:ii-?.
X
MINNEAPOLIS.
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INDIANAPOLIS.
R.H O.A.E.I
via IK A lit S A
' r- - . , . . .
MJi, ID V V a a 1 m.iijurj. il.i . - -
llosrlever. rf 0 Cylr, aa 1 J 1 0
vcArH Ir A 1 1 1 0 UilntTra. 8b 1 1 1 0 0
HtTdon, ... 1 1(1 OLallr. U 0 0 10 0
tcfltar, rf... 1 13 Yaaeer, o.... 41 0
Marran, H,. 0 0 a 1 Bpooner, iu.; l it
Tamaett. lb. 0 1 0 4 0 Martin, 3b... 0 0 0 4 0
aid. a 3 1 1 tcoiera. .. 0 0 1 I 0
Totals ...3 4 37 10 3l Totals ... 1 4 14 13 0
Indianapolis ... 1 0 0 0 0-0 0 2
Minneapolis 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-1
Rua nn halla: Off Ford. 1: off converse.
. Htruck out: Bv Ford. 6: by Converse.
4. Wild pitch: converse, mi oy pncner;
Tiixuit. Harlnce hltst-Fox. Ford. Iallv.
Double Play: Heydon to Maroan. btoien
bases; Tamsett, Klhm. . Time: 1:40, Um
pire: Haakeu.
Toledo and Kansas City Divide.
TOLEDO. Sent !. Toledo and Kansas
City broke even today. Attendance, 700.
Score, nrsi game.
rnixna
B.H.O.A.JL
smrtb. V.... 0 1 4 0 0
Oatna. ... 0 131
I'kiiaa. lb... 4
ixiiara, ff.. 1
H.laow. c. I 3 1 4 0
Snbaub. lb... 3 1111
Kansas cmr.
. R.H.O.A.B.
Hill, cf 0 0 I ) 1
0ar. H 1 11 0 0
Naaea. lb... 1 I I i 1
rraata, lb... 1 1 10 1 0
Butler, .... 1110
lhii.ll, If 3 3 3 0 0
i Roibfosa, 3b 0 1 1 4 0
Lerve. IS.... 0130
AJlowar. p.. 0 0 0 3 0
lum.r, lb... 3 1 0
Haddlna. ef. 3 1 1
keialua, p.. 3 1 I J
T-ttaia . t urn to a
g Leewe out. Infield fly.
x Bernard forced out on strikes.
Totals .. 10BIT 17 3
Fourth race, the Ocean handlcao. one
mile: Hoermls won, Molly Brant second,
Douro third. Time: l:Sir4.
Fifth race, handicap, six furlongs: Tur-
ctuolse Blue won. Monster second, Plroutte
third. Time: 1:14.
Sixth race, one mile and a Quarter, on
turf: Embarrassment won. Black Hussar
second. Past third. Time: 2:10.
CHICAGO, Bept. 2. Duchess Hanna was
made the medium of a successful coup In
the first race. In which her owners won
IIMO.MV Results:
in.af " alv fnlnnv. Tilffeaai ITanna
won, Lady Chariot second, Fair Lady Anna
third. Time: lilais.
Second race, five furlongs: Major Pl
ham won, Salto second. My Gem third.
Time: i:12i.
Third race, mite and fifty 'yards: ' Dr.
Stephens won, Th Don second. Lady
joceiyn inira. -nme: i:ts.
Fourth race, six ruriongs: ueiagoa won
Schwalbo second, Golden Rule third. Time
1:134a.
Flrtn race: Ainata won. iiing c.nsworin
second. Glisten third. Time: 1:14
Blxth race, mile and an eighth: By
Ways won, Fading Light S(oond, Frank
Mr intra. lime: i.doh.
BT. LOUIS, Bept. 3. Kesutts at iieirar:
First race, six furlongs: Blue Grass Girl
won. Mi Mtsue secona, Ayiemer iJruco
third. Time: i:i.
Second race, seven furlongs: Revence
Dare won. Bting second, Una Price third.
Time: 1:30.
Third race, five and a half furlonara:
Magnolln won. Follies Bergeres second, Je-
hsne third. Time: nmv
EVENTS ON TROTTING TRACKS
Star Hal Wins tho Ten Thousand Dol
lars Stake for Pacers at War.
rngnnsett Park.
PROVIDENCE, R. I., Sept. 2. -Fifteen
thousand persons, attracted oy tne princi
pal coiieot ot the gianu circuit meeting
nere, tne 10,M stake fur 2:U oiuss pacera,
gathered toaay at Nat raganseit paia and
saw Biar Hai, a brown norse owned by
W. L. snow of Horneilsvllle, capture tne
race and the purse in three straignt heats,
summaries:
2:2o trot, best three In five;, purse $2,000:
Caspian, b. g. (Bhank) 1 1 1
icxaB, g. m. tuenwicK; ,...2 3
Judge Greene, b. g. iCurry) 6 g
Miss Jeannette, blk. m. lKcaer)......3 6
wainscot, D. n. (.CiJXl 4
Estuary, c. h. (Hanson) (
lime: 2:14, i:U. 3:ll.
2:11 claaa oace. fam lirpw atakA tmn;in
Star Hal, ur. h. tSnow; i '1 i
miss vvinamonet, 0. tn. (Miller). ...2 S
tt.ing uirect, Dlk. h. (Ueersj 8 2
Armorei, g. m. (A. P. McDonald).... 6 4
Peeler Fatron, b. g. tKervicki 4 6
Elastic Pointer, o. h. tHussey) & 7
uicK miBon, Dr. n. 1 imoni....
Time: 2;u;, 2:06, 2:l.
2:10 class trot, purse 31,500:
Hawthorne, ro. m. (Hudson)....
Dr. Strong, b. g. (tJaghalian)
wainut Hale, br. h. (tsenyon)....
Mary D., ch. m. (L. McDonald)....
The Roman, b. g. (Doble)
wnque, o, g. (A. y. McDonald)..
Palm Leaf. b. a. tMcCarthvi
McKlnley, b. g. (Boone)
Jim Ferry, g. g. (Franks)
Frances B., ch. m. (Snow)
Time: 2:0914, 2:u8.
2:13 class Dace, nurse Il.noo-
Johnny Wiseman, b. g. (S. Wilkes
VUI) f
Thereon Bowers, b. g. (Nlckols) 1
Knox's Gelatine Lad, blk. g. (Bru-
l) 3
Sagwa, b. g. (Berry) 2
Rockport, b. g. (C. oble) 4
Kiowa, b. g. (Bush) 5
Alvln R., b. g. (Noble). .j 8
Midway, b. g. (Kennlck),.... 11
Margaret w.. Dr. m. (lirnklne) 7 10 dr
Frank Wilson, b. g. (L. McDonald). 10 6 dr 1
CillV PAAd K an- JL-Jaw. n 1 i
--" j'jmi ve tt 4,iiaw;...I',i v U1M
Jdlnnle Bright, ch.. m. kUjiehard)..dis
xime; n:iu, l.vvyt, i:il, -
1:1 trot DUrsa Li.LOO (unflnlti'hed frnm van.
terday): -. ,- .
Navldad, blk. g. (Carpenter). ...1 1 7 2 2 11
Cole Direct, blk. h. (Goers) 7 6 4 4 112
Kamares, b. g. (McDonald) 4 2 1 S 6 2 4
Guy Fortune, ch. h. (Hudson). .3 4 2 1 3 4 3
margaret uatngate, D. g. iTlter).2 3 8 6 4 ro
Prince Caton, b. h. (Eckers)....8 6 5 8 dr-
Free Silver, b. h. (Demarest)..5 7 8 dr .
Hattl Mack, b. m. (GaieneUJ.,6 8 dr
Nlckelette. b. m. (Fisher) dr
j.T'-.,-". :12H. 1:1254. 2:1354. a:16,
Cl.EVfc.UAND, O., Sept. 2 The Cleveland
chamolonshiD naclnff cud. the fRatum mvnt
of the Inter-City matinee today, was won
oy cane Aiierton, owned and driven by C.
K. Billings of the Cleveland club, who also
won the Trotting Cup Tuesday with The
Monk. The finishes in both- heats were
on the sensational order. An attempt was
made by Mr. Billings to drive The Monk
and Equity to pole to beat the team record
of 2:1254- The pair driven by Charles Tan
ner, trotted the first half In 1:0514 and the
three quarters In 1:3654- Then when victory
was close at hand The Monk broke and
the pair finished in !:125i, one-quarter of a
second behind the record. An hour later
they made. another attempt, equalling the
time of the first heat. Between the trials
Mr. 'Billings purchased Equity of A. E.
Perren of Syracuse. Th summaries:
1:15 trot
Carrie Bell, b. m. (H. M. Hanna,
Cleveland) , 1 f 1
Minuet, ch. m. (J. O. H. Dennis,
Pittsburg) 2 1 1
Marc C, b. g. (Goodey, Cleveland).... 3 1 4
Darwin, g. g. (John Sherwln, Cleve
land) 4 1 3
Joy Maker, b. h. (F. G. Jones, Mem
phis) 5 4 6
Persia, br; m. (H. C Bradley, Cleve
land) I S
Time 2:154; l:; 2:"54.
2:11 trot
Frankle, b. g. (P. G. Jones, Memphis) .1 1 1
Rainforth. blk. g. (C. K. Mayers. Col
umbus) 2 1 2
Joseph Dixon, b. m. (R. H. Boggs,
Pittsburg) 4 1 I
Waubaun, g. g. (D. R. Hanna, Cleve
HARK
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Toledo 0 3 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 1-7 ."- t'aJrTrrr,7ii,Gr
Kansas City 0 14001000 0 K,." a.e ' '
Two-base hits: Klelnow. Relsllng, Gear
(T), Butler. KnolL Home runs: Nance,
Ki.oll. Stolen base: Klelnow. Btruck out:
By Relsllng, : by Alloway, 1 Bases on
balls: Off Relsllng. 3: off Alloway. 6.
Double plays: Cfallds to Turner, Owens to
Clillds. Childs to Turner. Passed ball: But
ler. Time 2: "0. Umpire Mullaiie.
Score, second game:
KANSAS CITY. TOLaUXX
BUOA.1 1.3.0.11.
Will, cf 1 1 0 1 ftntttk. If.... 3 1 1
Gear. rf...... 8 81 l o waits, sa... 1 I
Nanoe, lb.-. 1 13 3 1 Ohilda, Sb... t
Pmils. 1. 1 1 6 ' Barnar, rf.. 1
Putter, e 114 1 oKleiuo. a.. 1 1 1
Krcll. If 1 1 3 Schauta, Ib. Ill
MaLhfuaa. It I I 1 I Turner, In... J 11
Ltewe, 113 IU14.-it. ef 8 t I
burhtab. .. 1 1 b,CriauU. 3
1
? Jl
ToUl ...U 14 14 t Ii TotU ... 4 10 M II I
Gm called at nd of elfbtls Inning;
Aa r k n ill
"- L 1 A A 9 A 1 19 1 1:47.
' a i a n i n a 3 18 trot:
Two-base hits: Smith, gohauh, Frants,
Rothfuaa, Nanoe. Tbree-bas biu: Knoll.
T!m: 1:13.
Fifth race, mile: Joe Lesser won. Del-.
Ylm second, Jole F. third. Time: 1:42.
Sixth race, mile and an elKhth: Never-
such won. Tony Tapping second, Emapo
iniiu. aiiuvi a. woe.
Creston Rneeo Urair Well.
CRESTON. Ia.. Sent. 2 (SdocIsI Tele
gram.) The Creston district fair has been
a decided success so rar. Tne weather Is
fln. Attendance, 1,000. Summary:
Hreclal trot:
Vixen 1 1111
King Tolus 3 8 111
Three Corners 1 till
rr. Jeekvll was fourtn.
Time: I 29U. 3:w. 2:33. 1:U. 1:31.
One-hslf-mlle dash: Uueen Victoria won,
Ruben O. s"cond. Minister third, Barney
H. fourth. Time: 0:51.
one-mil 'asn run: iNun-a won. valor
King second, Archie Mack third. Tiro:
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TJttle Pven , 3 3 111
Dewey En-len 1 1111
Time: l-IOvi. 1:17H. l:OU. 2:24. f:34ti.
The track record was broken in this race.
110 trot:
Milton M-k . 1 1 1
Tdy on Time 1 1 I
Kdward H 4 1
Ornd Baroneea A Ida
Tine: 1:21. 1:21. 2:!7.
1 3d reee:
unnv fllnna - I 1111
1 ady ptroih 4 1 1 t
Glenn Wilkes 1 1 ,
Creston ' I I
A"ve d
Dl's B 4 I
Time: 2:f.. 5:21 t.VH. WU. J -I.
Tbree-ausrte'-rr'le dash r"": Ida V
Henry won. K second Numa lhlrd
Ruben,G. fourth. Time: 1:30.
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Time 1:14: t:14H: 2:14.
Championship Pacing Cup race
Babe Aiierton, b. m. (C. K. G. Bill
ings, Cleveland)
Dutch Mowrey, b. g. (C. A. . Otis,
Cleveland)
Baron Grattan, b. g. (F. G. Jones,
Memphis)
Bud Stout, b. g. (A. B. Perren, Syra
cuse)
Time 2:12V,; 2:11.
1:19 trot, first division
Billy Foster Bioy, b. g. (David West-
water. Columbus)
DarUnore, ch. g. (W. H. Morehouse,
Cleveland) i
Miss Dean, b. m. (J. B. Chapman,
f tt8burat)
Aerolite, b. m. (II. M. Hanna, Cleve
land)
Time 2:14; 2:14.
1:10 trot, second division-
Shuttle, b. m. (Geo. Ryan, Syracuse).
Douglas V., b. g. (A. F. Emminger,
Columbus)
Sir George, b. g. (C. H. Alvord, Syra
cuse! Ingomar, ch. g. (C. R. Moody, Cleve
land) Dan K, ch. g. (R. Carhun, Pittsburg).
l ime liHHi i.m.
2:15 Pace-
Natalie N, b. m. (E. H Nelson, Cleve
land) i i
Home Circle, b. g. (C. K. G. Billings,
Cleveland 1 3 3
Charlie B, ch. g C. A. Sarbo, Cleve
land) 1 1 1
Cough Honey, b. g. (J. M. Gehrung,
Cleveland) a 4
Barney, b. g. (G. Ryan, Syracuse) 4 6 dr
Frank M. br.-g. (H. M. Trlnkney.
Cleveland) 4dr
Time 3.1&H; 1:14; t:li.
Good Crowd at "eward Rnres.
SEWARD, Neb.. Sept. 1. (Special Tele
gram.) About 1,600 people attended the fair
and races today, snd In the 1:26 pace th
racing was good. Summary:
1:2s trot:
Happy Secret , 1 1 1
Endor 1 1 3
Daisy L 2 1 1
Tim: 2:27Vt. t:2. t-2.
t:2 pace; . . ,
Sly Coon 1 1 1
Bell Hannon 1 2 2
All Aboard I I I
Time: 3 23V. 1:26. 1 34V..
Half mile running race: Over Again won,
Druggist second, Chsrley Mitchell third,
Kate Deane fourth, intrinsic II. fifth. .
ehnyler Wins nt Tennis.
LEIGH. Neb.. Sept 1. (Special.) A ten
nis tournament was held here yesterday
hstwecn Lelsh and Schuyler. In which
Lnlah lost all of tho three matches. The
following score tells the story: In the
doubles Chauncy and Wells Abbott of
Schuyler defeated Harrison and Stockda e.
Leigh, 6-2, 6-0, 6-2. In the singles Wells
Abbott. Schuyler, defeated Dr. Dewey.
Leigh. 6-0, T, -0; and Chauncy Abbott.
Pchuyler. defeated 8tockda le. Leigh. 6-0,
6-1. 6-0. A return match will be played tn
Schuyler next week.
Golfers at Glen CotO.
GLEN COVE. L. I., Sept. 1. Golfers were
treated to a series of surprises today in
the national amateur golf championship on
the links of the Nassau Country club. Most
notable were the dropping out of the tour
nament in the first match play round of
Louis N. James, the present title holder,
nnd Flndlay 8. Douglas, a former national
champion. Results:
Championship, second round George J.
Cooke, Philadelphia Country club, beat E.
W. Judd, Oil City, 1 up and 1 to play.
Harold Weber, Iverneas, beat Charles W.
Cory, Wollaston, 1 up and I to play.
Percy H. Jennings, Garden City, belt J.
D. Travers, Nassau. 4 up and 2 to Play-
Paul Murphy, Garden City, beat Nicholas
Williamson, New Brunswick, 4 up and 2 to
PCh'adwick Sawyer, Midland, beat C. B.
-or.-.no Ulohlnnil S nn and 4 to Dlay.
V A ' Rhelnhart. Baltusrol. beat T. D.
Hooper, Nassau. 2 up and 4 to Play.
Ma H. Inr, morns cuiunjr, ,c.v . y.
Dtvldson, Columbia Golf. 4 up and I to
. -r.l,.hr.tm Reach. Point Jurtltn. rjoat
Daniel Chauncey. Dyker Meadow, 1 P-
A W. Tllllnghast, Philadelphia Cricket.
beat Harold Wilcox, MontcUlr, 1 up and 1
VaUe'r J. Travis. Garden City, heat
Joslah Macy, Morris county, up and 4 to
P'w.' L. Hicks. Nassau, beat O. W. Berg
ner, St. Daniels, 4 up and 8 to play.
Archibald Graham, North Jersey, bea W.
C. Haines, Highland, 7 up and to play.
George T. Bmkaw. Deal, beat Jasper
Lvnch, Lakewood, 4 up and 2 to play.
Walter Egan, Exmoor, beat R. D, Bokuia.
Jr., Glenview, 1 up
H. C. Fow nes. Highland, beat J. W. Wat
son. St. Daniels, 2 up and 1 to play.
Frank C. Talmadge, Hillside, beat II. R.
Townsend. Nassau. 1 up and 1 to play.
Arthur Havemyer, Seabrlght, beat 11. F.
Whitney, Nassau, 1 up (20 holes).
Howard Orlffln, East Orange, beat John
M')ller, Jr., Lakewood, 1 up and 1 to play.
P H. B. Freyllnghuysen, Morris county,
beat R. D. Lapham, Apawamls, 4 up and I
to play.
Wa
niter Tt Turkerman. Stockbrldge. beat
Parker Wright, Buffalo, 1 up.
w xr Kv.n Allegheny, beat J. K. C
THpren Nassau. 4 up and 6 to play.
T T. Kelloeg, Foxhllls, beat R. F. Mundy,
Riverside, 6 up and I to play.
Charles Soeley. Weeburn, beat A. T.
D,.i,..D. AMrttilwin 4 nn and 3 to Dlay.
Howard Perrln. f nnaoeipnia . ricaei ciud,
beat Dr. D. E. Fredericks. Oil City. 1 up.
Jsmts A. Sttllman. Garden City, beat F.
J. Evans. Kkwanoa, i up ana i to
. J. D. COoy, MOCK lwiana, won uj iicir.u..
Herbert L. Rlker, oamana, oeai r. . v.
Alsop, New Hiven, 2 up and 1 to play.
Bruce D. Smith. Onwentsla, beat F. C.
i..r.in.i rinrrlnn Pltv. 4 ud and 8 to rlay.
George F. Wlllett. Oakfey. beat Walter
F. Harban, Columbia Golf club, 7 up and
f?'"!' Ormlston. Hlghlsnd. beat H. B.
McFarland. Huntington Valley. 1 up.
ir r-hn,nr Knn. Krmoor. beat Mai
McBurney, Stockbrldge, f up and 4 to
1l?3ry wininmsT Phlladelnhla County club.
beat W. P. Pickett, Crescent Athletic club,
4 up and 1 to play.
With tho Bowlers.
On Clark's alleys last night Reed, Marble
and Huntington defeated French, Griffiths
and Huuler. score:
1st.
188
, 14
174
Reed
Marble ....
Huntington
TotaU .
French ....
Griffiths ...
Hunter ....
Totals
2.1.
188
10
m
3d.
347
4
1&
64
1st.
161
151
176
(It
Id.
1T4
1M)
171
06
3d.
170
157
130
Total
3T3
M4
ttl
L668
Total
48
131
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