THE OMAITA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 5. 1003.
iJnrD .r'C 1CM Ti;P t DUD Wild ritoh: Hotter. Time: 1:80. Attend-
IWtUULi J JILit liUYLj A IrtllV " Umpire: MrCsrtby.
MllwnitVrw Win from Peoria.
MIt.WAt'KEE. fiprt. 4 1 II waiiken wnn
Eleven Inninva Ara TlannrTa,1 tn T.onrl I ftviu .n. lujay in a sain- wlilih
if
ErconJ Game t Ees Moinci
PA'S MEN HAVt BUSY DAY WITH STICK
Accompany Thl with Good Fielding
and the Story of the . Downfall
of the Indertaker la
Told.
fProm a Staff Correspondent.)
tiEa MOINES, la., Bept. 4 (Special Tele
gram.) The tatlendera thla afternoon put
a decided check on the climbing aspirations
of the Undertaken by taking both games
of the double-header. The visitors played
almost faultless ball, especially In the Held.
In the first contest they made but one error
and none at all In the second game. There
were several brilliant features during the Milwaukee
game. The best of these was a one-handed Colorado Springs
full nt brilliant work. Hail levilng with
phenomenal double play. Score:
Il.H.F,.
Milwaukee 1 0 0 I 0 0 0 1 -6 7 1
Peoria 0 00000010-142
Batteries: Milwaukee. Vollenuorf and
Lucia; Peoria, Hart and Heasler.
St. Joseph Winn from Kansas City.
ST. JOSKFH. Mo.. Sept 4.-St. Joseph
won today from Kansas City by a soli
of 7 to 2. The superior batting and CUadea
pitching won the game. Attenuance.
Score: R.H.E.
Bt. Joseph 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 7 10 6
Kansas Olty....l 0000000 1-2 8
Batteries: St. Joseph. Olsde snd McDon
nell; Kansas City, Hess and Mesaltt.
Dearer Has Dad Look,
balls: Off Patten, t: off Howell, I;
leering. 3: off 1'utnam. 1. 11
ball: llv Putnam. 1. Struck
ten, (; by Iiefrlng. 1; by Putnam. 3. I.eft
on bases: Washington, (; New York, a.
Invtl ball: MeCauley, 1. Wild pitch:
Putnam. Time of game: 1:3 J. Umpire:
Connelly,
Detroit Wins from Cleveland.
DETROIT, Sept. 4. Rhodes pltrh-d his
f rat ui.ii probably last game for Cluveland
today. He was ineffective In the opening
Inning and letrolt took a lead which the
owe!!, I; oft I was played here today between nines rep
llt by pitch d rcnentlng the United Commercial Travelers
out: By Pat-1 And the Roysl Highlanders. The travelers
won by a score of a to . fii iteming was
done on both sides. Attendance, fair. Bat
teries: United Commercial Travelers, KihI
strom and lines: Hoyal Hlghlunuers, Bead
and liallgren. Umpire: Holland.
Juniors Finish Strong.
FREMONT, Neb., Sept. 4. (Special Tele-
5 ram ) The South Omaha Stock Yards
unlors won the game from the Fowlers
catch by Clarke In the ninth Inning of the gt. Joseph ..
econd game. With Miller on first Thorn- , ,.er
ton hit a hard line drive towards center I lies Moines"
field. It looked like an absolutely sure
DENVER. Sect. 4 Not withstanding the
fact that they played good ball, the locals
were defeated by a cose margin, score:
R.H.E.
flo. Springs.. 4 4 0 0 0 2 0 0 28 10 I
Denver 2 0 2 0 0 0 2 0 1-T U 1
Batteries: Denver. Pounds and Schlet:
Colorado Springs, VUleman and Doran.
Standings of the Teams.'
Bd.
Ill
115
113
110
114
112
114
112
visitors could never overcome. Kltson this afternoon by heavy hitting In the first
pitched a fine gam, was well supported half of the ninth. The Fowlers had every
anil the locals hit harder than th.-y have thing their own way up to the seventh.
In weeks. l.un.Vs all around work was 11 he boys could not do anything with An
a feature. Score:
DETROIT.
It H.O.A B
Barrett, ct...
l.uitl. If I
t'reaford. H. 1
t'err. lb I
y-AI'e'tr. aa I
THr, lb... 1
Long, lb 1
Iluaiow, t... 0
Klijn, p.... I
II
CLEVELAND
K H O A E
0 flics, rt
1 Par, If 1
s Bradley, lb. .
Lajnle. lb... 1
w HUkroan. lb. 1
Then?, ef...
I) Autxitt,
0 Goihn'er, n. 4
4 Rhodes, p...
1 4
tie
ill
1 I
i i
I l
14 4
.11 11 17 II V
Total!
I 1 it II 4
derson. eight of them fanning. After that
the visitors found his curves lust right,
and the ninth a home run by McLean, a
couple of singles and a bad error let In
nve tams. ins netting or Aictean ana
Heln were the features or the game. There
was a big and enthusiastic crowd out.
Score: R.H.E.
Juniors 0 0 0 1 1 0 4 0 B 11 li S
Fowlers S 0 2 0 2 0 0 0 0-7 U 7
Struck out: By Anderson, 11; by McLean,
2. Horns runs: McLean, Heln. Batteries:
Juniors, Hlnton, McLean and Miller; Fow-
Omaha
m. Lest P.C.
71 40 . 636
71 44 .til7
6 M .ia
66 64 .6u0
62 62 .4mI
48 63 .437
48 66 .430
46 67 .402
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION GAMES
Minneapolis Wist Over Jjoalsvlll la
the Last Game of the
erlea.
Ingle and undoubtedly wguld have been orado Springs 'at Denver, Kansas City at
bari it nr.) hen rnr riorv. h waitlne- nt. aosepn, peoria at Miiwauttee
till the ball got nearly to him, jumped
straight up In the air and pulled It down
with his gloved hand. This wonderful
catch was followed with one nearly as
good when. In the same Inning Welch sent
low one to Marshall who, running In,
soooped It up before the sphere reached
V. . M1I. 1 1 n. a.na V. n f V. hall
.., ' ciu.o T i ,'TB,fTT T - . j w, . II.
was going saf. and accordingly sprinted thlam, ,of the 'Ur.es. Both Ean Snd
from first cast second and on to third. I Thomas Dlaved a-ood ball, but the locnl
Marshall fielded the ball to O'Leary who f1" given poor support. J'mplre
, , ... . .,, . . I Foreman was unable to umpire, Bohnnnon
kicked the bag and Miller was also out. Bnd McDonald offlclatlne. Odwells batting
The first game was very close, much I and Oyler's fielding were the features. At-
clnssr than th score would lndlrtn. tendance, l.ouo. Bcore:
HINVKAfOLIS. IXIVilbVII.l.K.
R. H.O.A.ai.
Kenrts, rf... 1 4 4 4
Walktr, If... 4 4 I 4
llrihr, lb. 4 1 1 I 1
Odwrll. cf... 1 4 1 0 4
S. I'u, lb. 4 S 0 4 t
Shf Mr, lb-0 4 0 14 4
Whit, e-lb.. 4 14 14
qulnlan. at.. 4 1111
Kl.ii, p s s
xllart 4 1 4 4 4
Omaha won In the ninth Inning. Companion
pitched a clever game and was a puzzle
to the locals, who landed on him safely only
five times. Morrison was easier. In each
of the first three Innings of the second VUipr ' o i
R U.O.A.K I
O. B-Ttn, if. I l i i
Malontr. rf.. 1 I t 4
drier. 4 I I 1 0
Mclntrra, lb. S 0 0
the previous failures. In that Inning they
iauou un uitr wun ooin xeei. viuier was Minneapolis
game Dea Moines pushed a man across the I Spoonar, lb., t IU
plate. Omaha ws unable to score until fL"!!?' 11!
ins imra, out in ine iourtn maae up lor I
Tatala ... i u n it o
Totals ... 1 11 n n
a n i Aooool
taken out and Hoffer, who has not been In Louis vifie 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 02
the game for a month on account of an In- I Earned runs: Louisville, 1: Minneapolis, 1.
lurod bend was nut In HofTor atnriad l wo-Dase lilt: BuIllvan. inree-Dase nu
juroo neaa, was put in. Hoffer started stolen baaes: C. Sulllvun. Ma
out in bis old time brilliant form for the loney (2), Spooner, Martin. Snov'flee hlt:
following Innlncs and un to the ninth ha Mclntyre. Spooner. Oyler. Double plays:
did not allow a run u.ir in ih. ninth h. 1 Jyier 10 martin 10 oponner i. r irai iutc
aid hot allow a run. But in the ninth he on ball(1. oft 4 ThomaB a. struck
was given poor support and the visitors out: By Egan, X. Left on bases: Louisville,
enoved two men across the plate, winning Minneapolis, 2. 'fim: i:ts. umpires
handily. Score, first game:
OMAHA.
Oenlns, cf 1 6
Miller, If 4
Thornton, lb 4
Welch, rf 8
Bhugart, 2b I
Thomas, ss 4
Oondlng o 4
Lewis, 3b 4
Companion, p 4
R. IB. PO. A. B.
4
0
10
0
tl
0
0
0
0
2
1
1
. 2
Totals .
Detroit ..
Cleveland
Kerned runs: Detroit. 6: Clevelanl. 2.
T' ....... 1 ..-., ,rha.
a w'umon fins. iaiiii. .ikw uiu, . in r.- i , , , , ,
h... hi., -v a? ia .!,.. I CRF.8TON. la.. SeDt. 4. (8oeclal TelS'
Carr. Stolen bae's: CrawiorJ, Lush. Flr Itram )-Osceola again defeated Creston In
base on balls: OS Kltson, 1; oft KhodU!), 1,
.. 50010203 11 lers. Anderson and J. Ronln.
00000030 111 .
Osoeola Makes It Four Straight.
First base on errors: Detroit, 2. Lert on
bases: Detroit. 8; Cleveland, 4. Struck
out: By Klfson, 4; by KhoJes, ?. Wild
t Itches: Rhodes, 3. Time of game: 1:40.
mplre. O'Laugliltn.
tandluav of the Teams.
Cleveland ...
Philadelphia
row iora ..
Plsyed. Won. Lost P. C.
.. 114 76 SS .653
..117 60 tl .654
.. 113 60 63 -S.il
..lot) 66 63 . 614
.. 112 67 66 .609
..114 63 61 .46
.. 114 62 62 .466
.. US 37 78 .8.2
a hard fought and interesting game or
eleven Innings by a score ot 4 to 2. This
Is the fourth consecutive game they have
won on Creston 8 grounds, i ne attendance
was very light. Batteries: HavelanU and
Corbett; Pheonlx and Sees. Umpire: Al
bortson. Creston made four errors and
Osceola one. Creston and Bedford play
here Sunday.
Three-I League.
At Bloomlngton Bloomlngton, ; Rock-
f crd, . .
At Rock Island Cedar Rapids, 4; Rock
Island, 0.
At Decatur Decatur, n; uavenpori, 1.
At Springfield Dubuque, 6; Springfield, 0.
Onawa Wins at Bleneo.
St. Louts ..
Chicago ....
Washington
(James today: Detroit at St. Louis. Cleve
land at Chicago. Philadelphia at Boston,
Washington at New York.
.,.. ... .-...... 1 r-aMii- ONAWA, la., Sept. 4. (Special Telegram.)
GAMES IN NAT ONAL LFAR F -The Onawa business men defeated the
mencoe nine at oienue tuuy a
, .1 , i ua.AriAtt 1 iiiii.', a nn.nnn.
m , . VI J m u. ufc.
u.iBUria aa.ca difi 1 fopple and OConner; Hlencoe, nea orotn
Because of Deater's Brratlo er ana iveisey. umpire: junnson.
Play. Fallertou Loses at Schuyler.
curl 1 H1PT TitTl 1 a & . ti-Ii I.I.LI. 1 O.ttt'vt m K Q nr. f A Qw I n I Toln
won two games from Boston today. The gram.) The Schuyler and Fullerton ball
vlaltora nlflvml noorlv In hnth ronteata I tAKtna nlaved here tOdBY. resulting In a
Center Fielder Dexter muffed three out of victory for the home team by a score of 12
six tly balls and then made a phenomenal l to 10.
one-handed ca.tch of another flv ball I
,n9scohre crirs?rtrflaemde.fenc9, AUendnce- EVENTS ON RUNNING TRACKS
PHILADELPHIA
R U O.A.e.
Thomas, rf.. 0
Gleaion, lb.. 1
Wolv't'n, lb. (
Tltua, rf 1
Barrr. If 4
Mailman, lb. 1 4 10
Hnlswltt, aa. 1 4 1
Roth, e 4
Mttchall. p.. 4
I I
1 1
I 4
1 0
I I
4 I
1 4
ItOSTON.
11. HO. A
0'Dnitar, cf... 4
0 Tenner, lb.. 4
O'Cooler, If....
C'rartieT, rf... 4
OiMoran. a 0
0 Ab tlchlo, tb I
lOrem'iar, lb I
01 Aubrey, aa... 0
O.PItllnger. p. 4
1 1
4 4
1 4
0 4
4 I
4 4
1 1
I 4
T 4
4 1
Total a
Philadelphia
uoeton
4 I IT 11 1' Totala
4 10 14 II I
The Minute JIaa Defeats McChesney
ia Fastest Mile In Several
Years.
NEW YORK. Sent. 4. The Minute Man.
a 2-year-old, owned by J. J. Maduen, ran
the lasiest mile run In the east in tour
or flva veara at HheeDshead liay today.
The game son ot Juvenal-Sempcr Paralus
not only ran a remarkably fast ni.lu, but
00041001 8 also beat the great McChesney, Ui Idol
Totala 85 B U 27 12
, DCS MOINES.
AB. R. IB. PO. A. E.
Clarke, cf
fe7f.
Qulnn, 2b......
Marshall, rf...
Towns, lb......
Fohl. o
Curtis, 3b
Morrison, p...
Totala
Omaha
Des Moines....
...31
1 0
0
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
1
0 0
11
1 0
0 t
6 ir
0 0 1
0 0 1
14 4
4 11
I II 1
14 3
14 2
0 31
0 02
0 0 0 0
First base on errors: Des Moines', 2: Omnha,
i. Two-oa."e nits: yuinn, uenins u, Miner,
Shugart. Double plays: Curtis to Qulnn
to Towns. Qulnn to O'Learv to Towne.
First base on balls: Off Companion, 6: oil
Morrison; 1. Btrucir out: tfy companion
E: by Morrison. 6. Paased ball: Fohl. Time
1:25. Attendance, lm. Umpire: McCarthy.
Score, second game:
OMAHA.
AB. R. IB. Pa A. E.
Oenlns, of., . 6
Miller, It 4
'rhornton, lb... 4
Welch, rf
Bhugart, 2b.. i 6
Thomas., ss.... 4
Gonding, a...
liewls, 8b....
Sohaf stall, p
:::::::
i
t
10
3
s
3
6
2
0
Totala. i
.42 8 14 80
Clarke, cf
O'l eiry, ss
Cook, If.
Qulnn. 2b
Marshall, rf
Towne, lb.......
Fohl, 0
Curtis, 86
Miller, p
Hoffer, p..
Totats..
Omaha
Des Moines
DBS MOINES.
AB. R. IB. PO. A. E.
0 0 3 0 0
Bohannon and McDonald.
Colainbas Defeats Kansas City.
COLUMBUS. O.. Sent.- 4. Columbus de
tested Kansas city today in a :asi nest
ing game by bunching hits. The locals
tried out a new left-handed Ditcher named
Snyder and he proved effective at critical
times, fielding his position splendidly. At
tendance, 1,618. Score:
COLUMBUS. I KANSAS CITT.
R.H.O.A.K. R.H.O.A.B.
Aradt, If..-. 1 114 l Hill, cf 4 110 4
Olaaaon, rf.. 1 I I I 4 Dear, rf 4
Turner, lb... 1 III 0 N.ore, lb.... 4
Rarmer, lb.. 1 I I 1 "0 Frtnu, ' lb... 1
Bannon. cf... 4 14 4 o: Butler, a 4
Cllnsman, as 4 4 4 7 (I kooll, If..,.. 4 4 1 4
Manor, is... s B 11 9 Hatniusa, id. s 1
Foa, o 4 4 11 b'Laewa, aa.... 4 4 I 4
Sojr4ar, p.... 114 4 elAllowar. p.. 4 4 I
r-liLiumam ... a s s s
Totals ... 3 11 17 30 4
I Tota 1 S 14 13 4
z Battsd for Alloway In ninth.
Columbu 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 3 5
Kansas City 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 01
Stolen bases: Raymer (2), Oleason, Turner.
Sacrlnce hit: Gear. Two-base hits: Tur
ner, Oear, Frants, Rothfuss. Double plays:
Lee to Frants, Nance to Frants, Rothfuss
to Frants to Butler. Struck out: By (Sny
der, 2; by Alloway, 2. First base on balls)
Oft Snyder, 1: oft Alloway, 2. Hit by pitcner:
liy snyder, l. passed ball; aut.er. Time
of game;: 1:40. Umpire: Cunningham.
t. Paol Takes Last One.
INDIANAPOLIS. Seut. 4.-St. Paul took
the closing game of the series today by
bunching hits In the sixth and taking ad
vantage of one or two costly errors. At
tendance, 1,00. bcore:
ST. PAUL. INDIANAPOLIS.
ll.H O A.C.l K.H O.11.
Oeler. If 14 4 Klhm. lb.... 0 I 10 a s
Shannon.- af. 1 list roa, lb 444
Jackeon, rf.. 1 4 3 4 u Hngrtaver, rf 4 I I
Schatar. aa... V 4 6 3 1 Hevdon. ... 4 4 I
Hugglna. lb. 1-1 I I 0, Woodruff, If. 1 1 4
Keller, lb... 4 4 11 1 Coulter, ef... 4 14
Wheeler, lb. 114 1 4,Marcan. aa... 4 4 4
Sullivan, c. 4 1 1 I 0 Tamaett, lb. 4 4 3
Buwart, p... 4 4 11 vltrowler, p... 4 4 4
- xKelluni ....
4 4 37 14 liiU'Brlaa ..414
.0 0000021
Earned runs: Boston. 3; Philadelphia, 2.
Two-base hltsi Qremlngrr, Gleason, Wol
verton. Three-base hit: Gremlngor. Sacri
fice hits: Gleason, Hallma.ii (2). Left on
bases: Boston. 9; Philadelphia, 1. Double
piay: Aooatticnio to Tenney to Moran.
i
or the weBi. rie went the distance In
1;!S8V Although the Smathers norae whs
defeated he ran an exotllent race consid
ering that this was his tirst start in nearly
two months. Results: .
First race, last five and a halt furlongs
of Futurity course: Juvenal Maxim won.
rst base on balls: Oft Plttlnger, 3; off St. Valentine second, Armenia third, lime;
Totala
I 1
0
' I
2
1
0
I
1
2
4
12
2
1
0
0
I Totala ... 1 I 17 11 I
z Batted for Crowley In the ninth,
xz Batted for Tamsett In the ninth.
St. Paul 06000300 1-4
Indianapolis '. . 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 01
First base on balls: 'Off Stewart. 4: oft
Crowley. 1. Struck out: Bv Stewart. 2:
.by-Crowley, 8. Hit by pitcher: Huggins
til). Two-base hit: Sullivan. Three-base
bit: Huggins. Sacrlnce bits: Fox, Bcliae
fer. Stolen bases: fcrmnnon. Jackson. Ho
grlever, liuggins. Time: 1:46. Umpire
Haskell.
- Milwaukee Defeats-Toledo.
TOLEDO, Sept. 4 With two men
40 12 80 16 3
00160000021
1110000210-1
Left on bases: Des Moines. 10: Omaha. 8.
First base on errors: Omaha, 3. Two-base
1. 1 ... . . ..,.. Pi.tti. r-. .. I . X' q1 ji.
gart, Thomas, Lewis. Double plays: Mar- bases In the eighth inning Smith threw the
shall to Curtis to O'Lesry, Homton to hall in from right Held to catch Schafley
Thomas, Iwls to Thornton. Stolen bases: at third. The ball struck Schaub s shoe
O'leary. Qulnn. Fohl, Hoffer, Thomiis. and bounded Into the grandstand. Before
First base on balls; Off Miller, 1; off Hoffer. it could be recovered both scored and won
i; off Schafstall, 8. Hit by pitched ball: By the game. The next three men were out.
Ecnarstall, s. btrucg out: xiy ncnarstan, a. i Aiunoanci, svu. swira
MILWAUKEE. TOLEDO.
Selle
Creole
c, .
uxtm
trasrwixKE
' Mm
fV''t
'Wml
W ARE
u MILD
Save the Bands
R.H.O.A K.,
Oanlar. rt... 1 1 I 4 4 Smith
Connors, lb.. I 111 4 S Owena, sa. 4
Dunleaey, lb 4 1 4 I 4 Chllaa, lb... 4
Bchaley, aa . 1 114 1 Bernard, rf..l
Hemphill, lb I 114 4 Klelnew. a.. 4
MeredUh, ot. 4 4 I 4 4 Bcbaub, lb... 4
Speer, a S 14 1 4 Turner, lb... 4
Klllott,
BtlBtOM!
iCrlslalL p... 1
. If'!! 4 4 1 4 4 Haaain'f. ai! 1
eL p.. 4 4 I 3 4 Porn, t 4
Totals ... I 4 It U 1 xHeialtfis
I
KH.O.A.E.
If.... 4 1114
4 114
4 114
14 4 4
14 11
Totala ... I 4 34 It t
x Batted for Haddlng In the ninth.
Milwaukee 0 0300003 -5
Toledo 0 1 0 0 0 0 8 0 08
Two-base hits: Bernard (2). Hemphill.
Home run: Crista!!. Stolen bases: Smith,
HemDhill (2). Bacrtnce hit: Dun eavy.
First base on balls: Oct Dorn, 4; oft Crls
tall, 1. oft Sttmmel, 1. Struck out: By
Dorn. 2: by Crlstall. 2; by Stlmmel, 6. Wild
tltcri: Dorn 4), Qiimmei, i. t'assed Dan:
vleinow. Left on bases: Toledo, 6; Mil
waukee. 4. Double plays: Dunleavy to
Schafley to Connors. lilt by pitched ball:
Bciianey. nnei e:w. umpire: Muuana.
taadlttar the Teams.
Plaved. Won. Lost
Mitchell. 4. Struck out: By Plttlnger. 8
by Mlthell. 6. Time: 1:60. Umpires: Mo
ran and Hurst.
Score, second game:
PHILADELPHIA. I
R.H.O.A.K.
Thomas, ef.. 3 1 4 4 OjDexter.
0 Tenner,
0 Cooler,
Carney
1 -A1A.
Second race, mue: ine minute man
won. McChesney second, llhan third. Time:
i-m-. .... . . ,
llura race, nisi six mnunga ui i uiumj
course: Bliver neeis won, Miiaui tove
second, Ringdove third, iso time taxen,
owing to the fog.
Fourth race. handlcaD. mile and three
sixteenths; Caughnawaga won, Duke of
Kendall second. Time: 2:0OH. Only two
starters. . ,
Fifth race, last five and a half furlongs
"J-" ! i 11 of Futurity course: Hippocrates won, Ad
raay. J J J J beI1 Becond. Wotan third. Time: 1M.
ToUls ... 4 T M II 4 Hlxtn race, tne lurt nanaicap, mue ana
Phllajle'nhla 10240100 B quarter on tun: lornam wueen won,
BostC'f...?..:."::::::o .'HMO Mkai.r second. Moon Daisy third. Time:
Earned runs: PhlladelDhla. 7. Two-base I r-v o . i t.i . a
... . . . . . ... i.iiiv mi j . .it: it i. v. a u iu i i
nits: uieason, woivenon. huiswui. lnree- , ,h. m,lA hinrtloan a.t Harlem todav.
Oleaaon, lb..
Wole't'n. lb. 4
Tltua. rt I
Barry, If 4
Hallman, lb. 4
HullawltL aa I
Pootn, a I
Dufileby, p. 0
Totala
I 10 IT 10 1
BOSTON.
R.H.O.A.B.
Cf... 4 1 I 4 1
lb.. 4 4 10 1 0 I
If.... 4 4 14 0
rf... 4 1 4 4 0 1
Moran, c 4 14 2 1
Ab tlchlo. Ih 4 4 1 8 I
urem'ier, lb 4 1 I 0 4
Aubrey, as... 4 I 4 7 0 1
Malarl
B?.8hlh:..200i-oHm ?i',?J,t eased up, in the fast time of 1:40 flat. Mc-
Stolen bases: Oleaaon Dooin. Left on the odd.on favorite, waa aecond. a
bases: Boston, 9; Philadelphia, 2 First he , front of Bdney C. Love. Results;
var is un utvi IB , KJIL maiai uoj a, uil iub- U1 ( a nat. Awa W urlnnsm h'l V I .a Um
gleby, 2. Hit by pitched ball: By Duggle- Viola aecond. Cognomen third,
by. 1. Struck out: By Ma'arkey, 6; by i-JSa? .
Duggleby. 1. Time: 1:40. Umpirea: Hurst Becond race, iteeplechajee, ' short e
and Moran. , Ed Adack won, ltacatiara second,
Pittsburg Beats Cincinnati.
course:
Slap
Dash third. Time: 3.3SH.
Third race, mile: Talpa won, McQee sec
4. Cincinnati's only ond. Sidney C. Love third. Time: 1:40.
Fourth race, six rurionars: ueinKoa won,
'lime;
PITTSBURG, Sept
run waa a rift In the fifth inning, when
Leever gave three bases on balls and Hindus second, Red Raven third,
forced tne run in. 1'ooie pitcnea a gooa 1:13.
game, but was poorly supported. Attend'
ance, x.atu. Bcore:
P1TTSBURO
R.H.O.A.B
Beaumont, at 1 1 1 4 0
Clarke, If.... 1 I I 0 0
Leach, lb.... 4 1 1 3 1
Wagner, aa . 1 1 I 4 0
F.ramfld, lb 0 1 10 1 0
Rltrhey, lb.. 0 0 3 1 0
Bebrlna, rf... 4 1 1 4 o
Phelpa, c... 4 4 4 1 0
Leerer, p.... 4 4 11
CINCINNATI.
R.U.O.A.B.
Keller. If.... 0 1 I 4 1
Seymour, af. 4 1 I 4 4
noian. n ... v i a e l
Hockley, lb.. 4 1 I 1 4
atelnfdt, lb. 4 1 4 4
Hair, lb 0 0 I 4 1
rorcoran, ss. 4 1 I 4 4
Ptcta. a..
Poole, p..
xPhllllps
14 114
,4 4 4 1 1
,444
LOWERS A TROTTING RECORD
Major Bslmaf Reduces that for Geldings
0n d 0De-Hlf Seconds,
DAN R GETS PACING RECORD OF 2.0! 3-4
Edith XV mt Anderson, Indiana, Lowers
Half-Mlle Track Record fer
Pacing; Marea ta
2iOT.
PROVIDENCE, R. I.. Sept 4.-The
world'a trotting record for geldings was
today lowered by the bay gelding Major
Deimar to 2.024 In a trial exhibition against
his ewn record of 2:04, and the fourth day
of the grand circuit meeting here was
further made memorable by Dan R., who
paced the first of the free-tor-all In 2:01V
Dan R. went to the quarter In :80H; half,
IMSi. and three-quarters, L30H- The heat
from the start to this point waa a mag
nificent struggle lor supremacy with
Darlel.
At the first turn McDonald successfully
captured the pole position from Dan R.
and for the next half mile both horses
traveled as a team. When within 200
yards of the wire Dan R. scarcely led by
a nose, but by a supreme effort at the last
moment increased that distance to half
a length. When the time was announced
both horse and driver were cheered repeatedly.
Sensational Work,
The most sensational work of the day
was done In the second heat. Prince Alert,
the favorite, who finished fourth in the
first heat, because of a poor start, rushed
Into first position at the three-quarters
pole by a break by Dan R. Harold S., fol
lowed by Darlel, In a fine burst of speed,
headed the leader and although they fin
ished In that order all three came under
the wire so closely together that their rel
ative positions were In doubt until
the decision had been announced. The
third heat found Prince Alert a strong
leader and he won easily In 2:03ft, the
slowest time made during the race.
Major Deimar, between two runners,
started out to beat his own record of 2:04.
He went to a break on the first trial, but
his second attempt found him steady and
he forced the runners time aftor time to
Increase their speed. He went to the quar
ter in :S04. half In :5, and he reached
the three-quarters pole in l:30Vi, finishing
strong In 2:02Vj. Summary:
2:24 class trot, purse 11,000:
Kamares b. g. (A. P. McDonald).. Ill
Klnley Mac. b. g. (Renyon) 3 1 3
Horace Wilson, ch. h. (Deeryder). . 2 2 6
Bermuda Muid, b. m. (McCarthy).. 6 8 2
Alrert F., ch. h. (Diokernon) 4 4 4
Time: 2:141,. 2:144, 2:16, 2:13i.
2:16 class pace, purse $1,000 (unfinished):
Centriilc, blk. m. fulnnl 12 16
Annie M. A., blk. m. (C. Dobla) 3 3 2 1
Merry Master, br. m. (Hudson) 6 14 3
Lord Gentry, b. h. (Ha wo) 4(74
Harnadott. b. m. (Hotrash) (432
Cotillion, b. g. (Erskin?) 2 8 6 8 dr
Double S., b. g. (Starr) 7 7 ( dr
joe sioiey, cn. g. (Nuckels) 8 8 B dr
Time: 2:09ft, 2:07Vi, 2:09Vi. 2:10ft. 2:134.
Free-for-all ace. nurse 11.600:
Prince -Alert, b. m. (Lemarest)...
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EMISSIONS, IMPOTENCY, BLOOD POISON, SYPHILIS,
RECTAL, KIDNEY AND URINARY DISEASES,
and all diseases and weaknesses due to Inheritance, evil habits, excesses,
or the rcult of specific diseases.
CONSULTATION KHEE SPECIAL HOME THEATMENT UOU PA
TIENTS WHO CANNOT CALL. Otllce hours: 8 n. m. to 8 p. in.; Sun
days, 10 to 1 only.
State-Electro Medical institute
1000 Carn.m C Dal I0h snd XkVn CJc Omaha Woh
I0UU I amain i,, ucu iuiii snu i-tiii wini "" r
'&33LS
Dan R., ch. g. (Jolly)....
ToUls ... 8 T JJ 14 1
Totals ... 1 1 M 4
x Batted for Poole In ninth.
Pittsburg 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 0
Cincinnati 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 01
Earned run: Pittsburg, 1. Two-base hits:
Wagner, Btelnfeldt. Sacrifice hit: Beau
mont. Stolen base: Kelley. Double play:
Wagner to Bransfteld. First base on balls:
ore leever, a; ore fooie. l. struck out
WJZSZJLV POOle, 1 Tlm': 1:45, Um- Hart wo'nEl itMii.
New York and Brooklyn Dlride.
Fifth race, five furlongs: Bhawang won,
Nannie Hodgs seconu, Kowena iniru. lime
1-dlU.
Sixth raoe, mile and a sixteenth: Alfred
C. won, Bard of Avon aecond, O'Hagen
third. Time: 1:47.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 4. Dr. Cartledga
romDed away from a good neld of 2-yeur
in ,h. .otiir. at n.lm.i r narlc tnduv
Five 2-vear-olds faced the starter In 1 1 .la
event and got away to a perfect start. Ke-
aulta:
First race, five furlongs: Black won,
Bird Pond second, Urarrile Kinney third.
Time: 1:03K.
Second race, six furlongs: One Mora won,
Macbeth second, Charles C. third. Time:
1:16.
Third race, mile: Custus won. Uranium
second, Light Opera third. Time: 1:41H.
Fourth race, six furlongs, handicap: Dr.
Cartledge won. Forehand second, Ben Ad
klns third. Time: l:15Vi.
Fifth race, mile ana a sixteentnt ur.
Timet 1:60.
Sixth raoe, seven furlongs: De Reszke
wr.., u 1 1 r.i m o r II uwinnd Onllnnal third.
NEW TORK. Sept. 4.-In a double-header iu
at the Polo grounds today the New York BUFFALO, Sept. 4.-Reauts at Kenll-
miu i uimij ii kccaaiiss viuna ryn, HUl t I Wnrtll '
man on the local team got aa far aa first Firs raoei mlie, selling: Airtight won,
base during the first six nnings of the Barnacle aecond, Epidemio third. - Tlma:
wajT.-ii(i8j ffsiiixj w itiin tiic vidiiuib innuo iittj
runs off Taylor. Errors by Rltter gave
New York a chance In the seventh Inning
and three runs were the outcome. Three
more In the eighth tied the score and the
locals won out in tne tenin inning. . Bu.htv i-. won. Australia aecond. Or-
I ,t.r flhl
Second race, six furlongs: Merry England
wen, Glennevla second, Oarsman third.
Time: 1:15.
Third race, nva ana a nair ruriongs:
The second game was called at the e
of the seventh Inning. Brooklyn winning
by 7 to 2. A lively batting rally In the
seventh gave the visitors six runs and the
Br'a'b'a, ot-a 14 4 1
McQann. lb.. 1 I 11 4
Martaa, If.... 4 4 14
Basb. aa 4 4 1 4
Laudar, lb... 4 111
Oilbart, lb... 4 4 4 1
Warnar, a... 4 4 I I
Howermaa. a 1 1 8 4
Taylor, ... 4 4 11
VanH'a. cf. . 11
IllicOlo'lr .444
BROOKLYN.
R.H.O.A.B.
0 Bhackart, If.
Otlobba, cf....
U'Uojrla. lb....
liDahlao. aa...
DiUaaalar, rf...
I'jordan, tb...
4 Riucr, a
Garvla, ....
1 Kaldy. p
OlaaiMuClT ..
18 14 4
4 14 4 4
1 1 14 1 4
4 18 8 4
4 114 4
4 4 8 4
derlv third. Time: 1:164.
Fourth race, mile, sailing: Marionette
won, Katie Regent second. Senator Bever
l
dard won, Falernlaii aecond, Two Penny
third. Time: 1:11.
Sixth race, six furlongs, selling: Lady
Radnor won, Card Wilton aecond, Loon
third. Time: 1:17.
" TIBHUia HI ruiia ailU HIS I thlnl Tlma- 1 '484.
game. Attendance, 10,800. Score, first " hlf iirlnn-r tn.
o a m aa I "l" fc
NEW TORK.
n.n.u.A.ai-i it.H.u.a.K.
Brown, rf... 14 11 trang. lb... 11111
Antomoblles at Cleveland.
Totala
Totala
.. T 4 to tl I
Bt. Paul 1W 79 41
I.ouisvlile IA) 70 60
Milwaukee U ii 60
iudUnapulls 123 66 M
Kansas city us t ts
Columbus 123 64 68
Minneapolis 122 46 77
Toledo 121 41 W
Qames today: Louisville at Toledo,
luiubus at Indianapolis.
PC.
.658
( .51
.676
.Ml
.400
.443
- .8t9
.8J
Co-
n.KVELAND. flSDt. 4. About 8.000 Deo-
4 4 4 1 lll'ls saw the annual race of the Clevsfand
1 4 4 4 4 Automobile club at the Glenvlll track to
4 4 4 4 1 day. The feature of the racing was the
1 4 4 4 ten-mils event, won by Barney Oldneld of
-Cleveland. Summary:
a axia ia a i Two-mils raca for 2.000 Bound cars and
xOn out when winning run waa made. Baker, Cleveland, 'aecond; F, Prong. 'De
xx Batted for Tsylor in eighth Inning. trolt. third. Time: 2:274.
xxx Batted for Garvin In the ninth. five miles, handicap, for Cleveland
New Y'ork 0 00000280 17 drivers: F. B. Stearns first. Otto Konlgs-
Brooklyn 1 0 1 0 2 0 0 1 0 04 low second, W. T. White third. Time:
Left on bases: Brooklyn. 6: New York 8:2X.
Two-bass hits: Dobbs. McOann (2), Van- Five mllea, for 1.800 pound cara and un
Haltren. Three-base hit: Uwsslcr. Home der: Barney Oldneld, Cleveland, first; D.
run: Sheckard. Stolen bases: Uresnahan. Wurgls. Detroit, second; Henri Page, Paris.
VanHaltren. aAIcOlnnity, Sheckard (2). France, third. Time: 5:26.
Dodds. First base on errors: Brooklyn, 2: Ten miles, open: Barney Oldfleld, Cleve
New Y'ork. 2. First on balls: Off Garvin, land, first; D. Wurgls, second; J. Slncholle,
1: off Taylor. 5: off Keidv. 1. Sucrlflca hits: Paris. France, third. Time: 10:35.
Bresnahan. McGann, Merles, Gilbert. Struck Five miles, open, Manufacturers' Chal-
out: By oarvm, 4: by Taylor, : by Mo- lenge , cup: warney uianeia, Cleveland,
uinntty, z. nam: jiy Taylor, 1. Wild pitch: nrst; J. L. Hedges, cieveiann, secona; w
Harold H.. b. g. (Qeers)..
Darlel. b. m. fA. P. McDonald)..
Knox's Gelatine King, b. g. (Curry)
lime: a:ui. z:ua,
2:12 class trot, nurse tl.Otf) (unfinished!:
Promise, blk. g. (Andrews)...- 1
Vancandt, b. g. (Devereaux) 1
Belle Kaser, b. m. (Hudson) 8
Dick Berry, b. g. (Lnssoll) 4
Pug, g. g. (Merrlfleld) 6
Dainty Daffo, br. m. (Pago) 6
Anna Held, b. m. (Eckers)..... 7
Coxad, b. g. (Clark) 8
LIU Bars, b. m. (Pierce)
Crescent, g. g. (Curry) 10
Time: r.U.
Breaka Another Record.
ANDERSON, lnd., Bept. 4.-Edith W.
broke the track state and World's records
for pacing mares on a half-mile track to
day in the free-for-all puce. Her time by
quarters was 0:33, 1:03(4. 1:85, 2:07.
Results at St. Pa.1..
BT. PAUL, Sept. 4. This was St. Paul
day at the state fair and the attendance
was estimated at bu.OUO. The feature on
the card was the St. Paul stake of $6,000
for 2:18 class pacers. Results:
2:13 class pace, purse 85.U0O: Jo Interest
won In straight heats. Time: 2:12, 2:llVa,
2:12. Colonel Taylor, Andrese, Go Direct.
Joe Rhe.. bt. Patthen, Sylvalene, Gale
Gord. Vivant Star, Gllty, Lucy P and Major
Mi Klnley al?o started.
2:46 class trot, purre 21,000: Pat Ford wen
In straight heats. Time: 2:17', 2:16, 2:19i.
Stephen L., Normandelle, Declare, Qenallu,
Barbie C, Parmeila. Edna Boggs, Phrase,
Ghetto and Eurlne G. also started.
Fails to Lower Record. .
MONMOUTH, 111., Sept. 4.-Cresceu wss
unable to lower his record today. Paced by
two runners and a forty-hoi se-power auto
mobile lie trotted a mile in 2:07(, ths fastest
time ever made on this track.
TRAVIS AND BYERS TO PLAY
Will Meet Today to Decide American
Golf Championship at
Clencove.
GAMES IN AMERICAN LEAGUE
Washington Defeats Hew York In
Oame Tailed Becaaae of
Darknesa. -
WASHINGTON. S-pt. 4. Both Howell
and Peering war wild and Washington
won today a gums e.iilly. Putnam, a new
Nuw York Ditcher relU-ved Deo ring and
pitched well, auowrn only four hits. The
game was called at the end of the first
half of ths s.gluii Inning on account Of
darkness. Attendance, 1.V72. ocora:
WASHINGTON. , KgW YUKK.
R.H.O.A B I R.H.O.A.B.
Moran. as.... 14 11 4 CMirar. lb... 4 4 11
li.ndrlcia. rt4 4 1 4 d Ki. rf ... 4 114
Setback. U... I 1 4 banial. Ik... 4 1 11 1
Hraa. ot I 114 K.wrf id. aa. 4 1 4 4
llarka. Ik... 4 1 14 4 4 Wllllama Ik 1 I
rouaiilia. lb. I I I I I Datia. If 4 1
Mrt or k. tb. 4 4 I 4 liMirarl'4. ct. 4
litill. a 4 4 4 1 4 kciiulir, a. 4 4
faitaa, .... 1 4 4 8 a l.lu.a., a., t 4
Hawaii, k ... a 4
Totala ...4 INI) 1 twini, .. 4 4 1 0
trauiaiu. 4 4 4 1 1
' Totala .. 1 4x11 II
x Gams called, darkness.
Washington 28I00-
New York 8 1 0 0 0 8 01
Earned run: Washington. 1. Two-base
hit: Elberfeld. Hjine run: Selbach.
Stolen baara: Ryan (tl, Clarke (2), Coiitatt
II n. Sacrtnce hits: Handrlcks U). McKar
laud. Double ulays: McCormlck to Clarke,
Cuus hlln to McCorrakk to Clarke, Williams
U Llboifeitl to Uaossll. i'lril bae on
Taylor, 1. Time: 2 26. Umplrs: O'Day.
Score, second gams:
BROOKLYN. V I NEW YORK.
R U.O.A.K R.H.o a n
Strang, lb... 1111 1 Browna. rt... 4 4 114
sni-ckara. u. 1 I I s t Brtii't't, al
Dobba. rt.... Slav VanH'n, ef.. 4
. f s s t McCaan, lb.. 4
. 4 4 4 4 4' Mcr.i. If... 1
.1I14 Babb. aa 1
114 4 Lauaar. lb... 4
bulla, lb
Dahlaa, aa.
Oaaaler. rf.
Jordan, tb.
Jacklltacb.
gchml4l. s
s 1 1 t I o (; iib.rt, tb.
..1114 Warnar,
1114
114 4
4 U 1 4
14 4 4
1111
114 4
4 4 14
4 4 14
111
ICronia.
ToUU ... T I II T 1 .
Tetals ... I I 17 41 I
New Tork 0 0 0 2 0 0 0-2
lirooKiyn ,.u 0 1 0 0 0 07
lelt on oases: Mew xorg. s: Brooklyn s.
Two-base hits: Dobbs. Oessler. Tbree-bas
nit: enecgara Hacrince - hit: McOann.
Stolen bases: Babb. Dahlen. Gessler. First
on Dans: tire cronin, 4; on tschmldt. 1.
Kirst on errors: New York. 1: Brooklyn. 1.
Struck out: By Cronin. 2: by Schmidt. L
lime: i:i. t. mpire; u usy.
Postponed Games.
CHICAGO, Sept. 4. Ths Chlcago-Bt.
fuuuls game was postponed today on account
of rain, mere win De two games tumor
row.
Standing; of the Teams.
Playe
Pittsburg 117
New Y'ork 119
C'hloego 114
Cincinnati 116
Brooklyn 114
Boston lid
t. Louui 1.8
Philadelphia 110
Games today: New Tork at Brooklyn,
Philadelphia at Boston. Cincinnati at Pitta
burg. St. Louis at Chicago.
Contest of Grtpmen.
C. 8chroeder, Cleveland, third. Timet
:25H.
Ten miles. handlcaD: W. C. Schroeder.
1 Cleveland, flrst: Henri Page, Paris, France.
second; F. Prong. Detroit, third. Time:
12:3i.
One mile, electric: wii'tam Wright.
ClevHanJ. first; D. Chlsholm. Cleveland,
second; W. C. Baker. Cleveland, third.
Time: :294- Former time: 8:40.
Ths program will be continued tomorrow.
With the Bowlers.
Won. Lost. P. C.
80 27 . 6H
71 48 .67
t8 48 .EM
61 64 .630
68 68 ,bu0
48 48 . .414
29 79 SI
87 78 .234
The Westerns Inst to the Krug Parks on
Clark's atleya lest night. Score:
KRUQ PARKS.
1st. 2d. 8d. Total
French 1 0 170 611
Hunter 162 144 178 474
Norena 11 13S 1J 469
Clay i; M 1S7 tvO
Zimmerman 223 174 168 667
Totals 8J 776 m ijii
WESTERNS.
1st. 2d. 8d. Totsl.
Reynolds 126 138 126 IH9
Hnctges 1-J 1"1 163 497
6elleck 17 149 1M 4.M
Fowler 17) 161 158 Hft
Read U2 172 2u4 668
Totals "in Soi "tto iim
Will Not Fight with Jeffries.
NEW YORK. SeDt. 4 Jack Munroe of
Butte. Hunt, today refused an oner for a
right with jerenra, sending tne following
mrssase to Manager Carey of the Cen-
. . . . . . . r i . ..-..
tury Athletic ciud, ia AJigeies: uata
too soon. Will fight Jeffrlea In January
Not time enough to train.
Mercedes Won Hnee.
PARIS. Best 4.-Mercedes won the Paris
TtaAuviliai automobile boat rac. Time.
HOLDREGE. Neb.. SeDt- 4. (BoeClal Te,-1 80 hours snd 10 minutes. Floor wan second.
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Ths Sixth Massachusetts also rolled up
tota! of 633. but the First New Jersey team
took first place by reason of winning the
Dent score at tne longest range, ine mna
GLENCOVE, N. Y.. Sept. 4-Waltr J.
Travis of the Garden City Golf club and
E. M. Byere of the Allegheny Country cIud,
Pittsburg, will meet tomorrow on the Nas
sau Country club links In the nnul round
for the amateur golf championship ot tha
United States, 'lravls has held tha na
tional championship twice anu Byers waa
the runnur-up last year at ths Glenvlew
club, near Chicago. Curiously enough,
Travis and Byers met last year in the
round preceding the acmi-flnai and Byers
won by a single hole. A grand match Is
looked for tomorrow.
Travis met the young Princeton golfer.
F. O. Relnhart, today and won by the
high acore of 6 up and 4 to play, while
uyers, wno recently graauatea irom iaie,
defeated the last surviving westerner,
Bruce D. Smith, by the same figures.
i ne nrst tnree notes in tne J ravis itein-
hart match brought out magnificent golf,
They were halved and Relnhart won th
fourth, as Travis went Into the bunker
guarding the green. Travis won the fifth
and then took a winning streak, getting
live or tne six next notes, tieinnart plainly
showed th strain of the tournament and
his ragged play was a big disappointment.
Travis was steady throughout and won
chiefly on his accuracy In approaching and
putting. The game ended on the fourteenth
green. The carus: Travis, out, 87; In, 20;
total, 67; Reinnart, out. ii; in, zj; total, t4.
Smith never had a ngnting chance with
Byers. The latter won two of the first
three holes and led by four on the ninth
green. Smith won thu short seventh hole,
161 yards In two, making a twenty-flve-foot
putt. This ana the tweuin note were th
only ones that Smith won. Byers led by
four In the twelfth green, hs won th next,
fciinllh driving into tun graaa, and th
fourteenth was halved, closing the gam.
Bvers. out. 38: In. U: total. 60: Smith, out.
43; in, 24; total, 67.
The complete results or tne two rounds
are: Fifth rounJ: rang o. Relnhart of
Baltuarol beat Paul Murray of Garden
City. 5 up and 4 to play; Walter J. Travis
of Garden City beat George T. Brokw,
1 up; E. M. Byers of Allegheny beat Walter
H. ruckerman ot stncaDriage, l up: Hruf
D. Smith of Onwentsla ceat S. D. Cady
of Rock Island, 4 up and 2 to play.
Semi-final round: Travis beat Krlnhart.
S up and 4 to play; Byers beat Smith, 2 up
and 4 to play.
Close of lanaril Races.
SEWARD. Neb. Sept. 4-(Sneral Ts'-
ariam.) Today waa the closing day of ths
races, and another fine day brought a good
attendance to witness ins i:.ii trot, th
only harness race of th day Summary;
2:20 trot, purse 2300:
Sr. y der McGregor 1 1 1
Beraus 2 2 2
Competition. Jr 3 I 1
Time: 2:a. z:sVt. i:zsft.
Mile running race:
Kate Dean 1 1
Wedcewood I 1
Bruca i 3 die
Intrlnsio t dls
Time: :6a, :63V.
Kew Jersey Team Wlna Trophy.
SEA GIRT, N. J.. Sept. 4. A team of six
men, representing th New Jersey National
Guard, won the trophy, a cash prlx of
2lut). and a medal for each team member.
In th Interstate team match, th firing in
which was concluded this morning. Twenty -aevan
taams. representing the National
Guard of different states, th United Btal.s
navy and th United State marine corps
competed. Tha winning team scored a
, grand total of aid out of a possible fug,
sachusetts team will receive second prlio
of 850, and the team of the District of Co
lumbia regiment third prize of S.
PACKARD THREATENS WAR
Denver Man Swing n Club Over
the Head of Big; l.eagne
Magnates.
DENVER, Sept. 4. (Special Telegram.)
President Packard of th Cubs tonight
made public the counter proposition to be
submitted to the big league by the minor
organisations at the meeting to be hold In
Cincinnati on September 10. Recently the
big leagues made a proposition to ine minor
association which was not at all satisfac
tory. The counter proposition consists of
four conditions, vis.:
First, reiect of contract second, reserva
tions; third, absolute control of their own
affairs; fourth, drafting of players.
Mr. Packard stated that unless th propo
sition Is accepted th greatest base ball war
ever known will be on between the small
leagues and the big ones. Mr. Packard
explained that the minor leagues give em
ployment to 8,000 players, while the big onea
only employ a total of 800.
Winner with Ih Bide.
SEA GIRT, N. J.. Sept. 4. All previous
records In the number of competitors in an
Individual contest wer broken today when
113 riflemen reported at th firing Un to
compete In the Wimbledon matuh for 'V,
famous trophv presented by the Rlfl As
sociation of Great Britain to be shot tor
under the auspices of the National Rtfta
Association of America. The winner Is en
titled to hold th cup for on year. Ths
contest was open to all cltixens and resi
dents of th United State. Each com
petitor was required to fire twenty shot
at 1.000 yards Th use of any rlfl waa
permissible. The firing began at 10 o'clock
this morning and was not concluded until
nearly dark. Th cup was won by Captain
Riohsrds of Ohio, who scored a total of HI
out of a possible 100. Ths other individual
event of today was the match open to a, I
Inspectors and ex-Inspectors of rifle prac
tice. I na distances were ikw ana wj varus,
ten shots by each competitor at each dis
tance. Th use of any military rlfl waa
ermlsalble. Captain Sprlngsteaa or :sew
ersev scored a total of 'j out of a possible
loo and won the prize badge, to be held by
him fer one year, and 126 In cash. Thero
wer three other cash prizes.
Close of Oeatou Races.
CRESTON, la., Sept. 4. (Special Tele
gram.) There was a smaiier crowa, Dut
good racing marked the closing day of
Creston fair.
In the 2:-5 pace, sunny eiope won in
straight heats, Samandle second, Glen
Wllke third, -lime: i' ...
Th 2:86 trot was won by urano uaroneas,
Tady on Time second. Red Tolus third.
Time: 2:21.
Mil dash, running race, won oy najnr
King, Nunia second, Ida Mclier.ry third.
Time: 1:62.
In the 2-vesr-nld stake trot Clesr Drift
won. The Christian second, Graceful third.
T,lme: 1:15. .
: Dr. Scarles dearies
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