TIIE OMAITA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, JULY 12, 1004.
PAPA'S BOYS TAKE RUBBER
Blng On ft Victory from tha 8tr T wirier
of Denver.
INCIDENTALLY PLAY CLEAN FIELDING GAME
Th On
Hart Oat ta WLa 1,
Sato Hits Hr la Bate
TkT Cbm Tnel Mlad
A boat It.
DENVER. Colo.. July U- tspeeal Ts'--gxnm.)
Pm Rourkes pets put the rollers
under the Cubs' pet twlrler, Ned Kenna,
today to the tune of 11 to i and touched
him up whenever they thought a run or
two wu needed to keep the Cuim In the
background, and thua getting three out of
the Ave (amei of the serins.
Pa Rourke wu rebuked by Umpire Keefe,
who sent hlrn vat the bench for being too
much enthused over the excellent work
of hla men. Keefe's decisions In spots
were vei-y rank and he waa subjected to
abuse at the handa of the player of both
teams. . Brown, for the visitors, pitched
an excellent fm and at all Uraea had
excellent control of the ball. Kenna waa
not In good twirling form and Ma bendera
had no terror for the Rourkeites.
Dearer waa the Brat to score. Smith
touched up the ephere for a single. Braun
aeoured transportation to the flrat station,
purloined aecond and Lucia helped the
gams along by rapping out a single, ecor
lng Smith and Braun.
Omaha carried the battle Into the Cuba'
territory In the fourth and started the
fireworks. With two men on bases, Dolan
solved the twists of Kenna with a single.
Then camo Thomas, who sent a long one
into McfLa.le'8 territory. The old grizzly
fsKed to connect with it and two men
crossed the rubber. Omaha touched off
another torpedo In the sixth. Welch sent
one wide over the head of Denver's short
atop. Dolan followed with a slazler to the
left garden, scoring Welch, and waa in
turn brought across the plate by Thomas'
fly to the right field, whclh was not re
layed In good time.
The Cuba evened up the score In the
same Inn In; Hallman surprised himself
as wall as the fans by connecting for a
three-bagger. Hayes singled, purloined
second and galloped home. Immediately
following Hallman on, Braun's single.
Omaha got another In the seventh when
Kick Carter went .down the line on a
lilt and waa scored by Hartsell's fumble
of a grounder. .The visitors got two mora
In the eighth on , a. single and a double.
The Invaders landed -on Kenna In the last
Inning at will and showed him no meroy.
'When the final score was put up It waa
touad that Omaha had eleven runs to Ave
j or Denver. Attendance, 20X The score:
OMAHA.
AH. R
Carter, rf
Howard. 2b
JUlller, If ...
Welch, cf. v...
XJolan, ss ...
Thomas, lb
Whlnke. Sb
... 8
... S
... 6
... 6
flnndtnff. A. ..........
ttrown, p
Totals 11
DENVER. "
Alt. R,
Xeteham, cf... 4 U
McHik If 4
tlartaelf, 3b 4 0
tollman. 2b... . I ' 3
Hays, rt.
Amilh. aj
Kraun. lb 4 ' 0
H. PO. A.
2 1 0
10 0
10 0
2 10
a e 4
2 13 1
2 2 0
1 4 1
IS 27 10
H. O. A.
0
I
EEE: ! ! s !
Lucia, o I 0
Jvenna, . p.........., .
10
0
I U It 18
Tnt.ll S2
SSr'::::::ir::rS tl jtii it'l
Stolen bases: Bhlpke ?). Braun. Three
ttase httsj Dolan, Hallman, Bmlth. Bases
on balls: Oft Kenna. 4: off Brown, 6.
Struck out: By Kenna. 6s by Brown, 4.
Left on bases, Denver, 10; Omaha, 7. Two
rmi hits: Carter, Oorrdlng. Thomas. Wild
Ditch: Hrown, . Hit by pitched ballt Smith,
11 ay. Double plays I Thomas to Dolan.
Time; l:6i. Umpire t Keefe,
Das Moines Takes an Kasy One.
COLORADO SPRINGS. Co!o. July 11.
Today's game was a plcnlo for Des Moines.
"With four bams on balla and seven hits
In the sixth, the visitors soured nine runs.
Tlve players were fined and later put out
of the game for disputing the umpire a
decision. Score ( iv ,a 4
Dee Moines 1 J 9 9 0 1 0-14 18 1
Colorado Springs ,...0 1 i i i 0 0 0 0- 7 2 4
Batteries: Graham, Thornton and Her
man; Btlllman and Tewne.
Wm fresa St. Joseph.
ST. JOSEPH. July 11. Sioux City Won
(ram St, Joseph by a sour of to 4. Bcorai
Ko';::: :U J5 H S i o5"n
Batteries: Blouz Ctty, Llnderman and
JWardi' SU Joseph, Clilnrt and Garvin,
Stand I aar ( tUa Teams.
i.vi Won ii,t. x rt
Xenver w
Colorado Bpriugs ....Si
Des Moines 71
Omaha ....M
St. Joseph
frllnnv i:ilv ............ .al
Oames today I umana at uoloraao springs,
Dcs Moines at Denver, Uluux city at bi.
losepn.
JtOlItKlC-a Til AM IS BOIIfQ WEIL
Wiaa Three Oat of Five from Denver
and does te Sprlnas.
Three out of Ave from Denver, and thoae
three off the beet pitchers the Tebeau
roster sflorda, la consolation fur the Omaha
fans. Brown won two ut thent and I'teLler
the other, but at that the eullook la not
hopeless. The game Waiufc, pitched was
very enopslng while It la not likely
that Umiiimmoii er McCarthy will show
up at the Kprlngs se wild as they did at
Denver. oinHWn w rairennn 10 some
41 27 ,W$
to 26 .674
88 86 ' ,bu7
84 84 ,6110
29 85 .ibi
23 41 .at!
extent from is of wot. Mid will gft his
chance at r4a Krtngs this afternoon.
2HibkheaAeni will M played St the HiHln;a
today, tOMMrtrow and Tlimaday-. this will
give the teajn r'rida.y to eom home lrt
rfaohlng Oaoaha rYtdajr evaAtna; with Des
Moines, and all re4y e start the big
fight at tbe Vinton street groups on Sat
urday afternoon 3"heee games will be
very Impottant te OnnlHk, for with the
team playing the game it hi at present,
the promlned clianx in leademlitp cannot
be put off mKh (.ingw, and the Des Moines
team Is ttdtlng hiah for front pUee, keep
ing pace with the HoarVe family. There
la purely something doing In the Western
league i-lrcM Jnt at pi-einfe
Acvorainif to the schedule on which the
iltchwn ha-e been working Pfeister and
'omnanion will Kf In this afternoon. Me.
ranks' and Oulck tomorrow and Brown
and Ffeister ou Thareday. This oiiKht to
Insure three ef the als games for Dmaha.
with a better than an even, chance for
the foHrih. Having broken the record of
three years at Deuvr by winning a series,
the Rrke family may eani'.y be expected
to keep it going at the Spring and win
the settee there.
Pasrillea Defeats Gretna.
ret-
ball team defeated Oretna
k-away yesterday, dehrincer
The Paplillep
riere Id a walk-awav
f the locals held lu visitors down to One
lif the locals I
hit, Srurk rut nine men and alkiwed but
two to waia, t rrrors ry iieaaie and
zuce in tte en
urotna esmpea a shut-
R.H.B.
merly the Creamery (earn of Lincoln,
opened a series of four gamea here this
afternoon with Ord, the locals winning
the flrat game by a score of I to 2. It was
the best game seen here -this season, the
attendance being large. Batteries: Beat
tic, Morse and Wilson; Ord, Parle and
Whltoomb. Hits: Beetriee, B; Ord. 6. Er
rors: Beatrice, 2; Ord, 4. Struck out: By
Morse, 7; by Paris, 6. Umpire: Prophet.
OASEI I AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Lamaaleesa Iefeats Kaasas City wlta
Pitch Rlddlea.
KANSAS CITT. Jnly 11 Lundhlooms
pitching defeated Kansas City today. He
allowed only three hits up to the ninth
inning. Attendance 100. Score:
TOLEDO. I KANSAS CtTT.
R.H.OA k.H.O.AB,
mbli, e... 1 1 I IVuiBwwi, ft 1 1 I J
I'fitOrm, IT ... 1 A V V
0 ulllB. lb.. 1 t 1 1
1 0, Butler, I I 1
1 0 Hill, rt 4 1 t 0
Ch&foifta, ai I I
Lm, If
Moiiartr, lb. t i
Brown, o t 0 I
Rudlnf, lb. I I t
flwnr, lb. ill
Waln'f. rf... 1 1 I
Lundbleoo. fill
RothfuM, lb. 4 1
Bonnsr. lb... 4 4 114
LnH, m 4414
Dartuiav ... I
TnUl, t I ffT If ll TtB I 17 II t
Toledo 11000-4
Kansas City 0 0000000 2-2
Earned runs: Kansas City 1, Toledo 4.
Two-base hit: Morlarity. Sacrifice hits:
Friable. Clingman (2). Stolen base: Fria
ble. Eases on balls: Off Durham 5, oft
Lundbloom. S. Hit by pitched ball: Butler,
Lee. Left on bases: Kansas City 4, Tola Jo
S. Time: l:40i Umpire: Bauswlne.
Lsseaoas Wttaeat Wlsi Oanae.
ST. PAUL. July 11. Bohannon allowed
only three hlta today, but made three
himself. He also made two errors and one
misplay. which gave St. Paul three runs.
Jackson's single won the game in the last
half of the ninth. Attendance, L462. Score:
LOU1SV1LAJJ.
k.u.o.a.B.
Karwia. rf... 1 t 4 1
Hallmaa. If.. 4 2 44
Durtar, ef-U. t I 1
Anadt, lb.... It
rampball. of.
ShrUnr, ... 1 t
nrafhear. lb. I I
olwblt. lb..-.. 1 I U 0
quinua. m.. i i
Bobanann. f. I 4 I
t. rati!
SUH.OJL.K
1 4 1 H
Joaea, of..
Juskaoa. r
Wbr, lb.
OBrtaa. aa. . l
Xellar. lb...
Msraaa, lb...
riovrnoT, Ix.
1
1
11
lulllfaa. c. .. t
Totals..
1 1
1
1
I
4 Itlll 0
Tetala.... I II 1 4
Two out when winning run was made.
SU Paul 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 14
Louisville 0 o l w -
Two-base hit: Bohannon. Stolen bases:
Flournoy, Kelly, Jackson, Schrlever. Sao
rlflce hits: Jack hod, Kelly, Sullivan.
Double plays: Flournoy to Maroan;
Brafhear to White; Brashear to Qulnlati
to White. First base on balls: Off Bo
hannon. ; off Chech, 1 Struck out: By
Bohannon, 1; by Chech. 2. Wild pitch:
Bonani on. Time: l:4i Umpire: Hart.
Minneapolis Cajoles Victory.
MINNEAPOLIS, July 11. After appar
ently throwing away the game by bad
errors in the early Innings. Minneapolis
developed a batting streak In the eighth
and tied the score, winning out in the
ninth. Attendance, 1.800. Score:
MINNBAPOUS. I COLUMBUS.
R.H.O.A.B.I K.H.O.A.B.
2 114 1 DSTla, rf 1 1 I 0
0 wrlfler. Zb.
1 Frlrl, lb....
0 Klhm, lb...
0 Cl.rmar, cf..
1 Martin. It...
1 HrMwall. aa
Slmoa. o.
Maroner, rt..
Bulllmi, rf,.
Coultar, If... 4
FTMmaa. lb. 1
Stamaste, o,
McNtfhnla, lb
rex, ib l
Orlr, aa t
Lill t
Dotbw, .
t 1
0 0 II
111
1
414
Totals I 4 r IT 4 Totals 4 I 14 It 1
Ran for Freeman in seventh.
Minneapolis ....0 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 18
Columbus 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 04
Twx-baae hits: Maloney, Clymer. First
base on balls: Off Morgan, 2; off Dorner,
b. Struck out: By Morgan, l; by Dorner,
S. Double play: Oyler to Fox to Free
man. Hit by pitched ball: By Morgan, L
Sacrifice hit: Klhm. Stolen bases: Davis,
Leslie. Left on bases: Minneapolis, 6;
Columbus, 4. Wild pitch: Dorner. Tune:
1:60, Umpire; Klcm.
Postponed Games.
At Milwaukee Mllwaukee-IndlanapoUs;
rain,
gtandlatc of the Teams.
Played. Won. Lost. P.Ct.
St, Paal 77
Columbus ..............75
Milwaukee 7S
Louisville .......... .....7
Minneapolis ...........74
Indianapolis 76
Kansas City ...........72
Toledo .,.,....74
Gamea today: Columbus at Minneapolis,
Toledo at Kansas City, Indianapolis at Mil
waukee, Louisville at St, Paul.
SAME 8 IN TnB AMKRXCA LEAGUE
kiTial Gooa Thters Oftsmnfre to Glae
Wasktnaton te the TbIL
PHILADELPHIA, July 1L A base on
balls, a double and a single, won the gam
for the locals .In the eighth. Attendance
!,. Score.:
PHILADELPHIA. , WASHINGTON.
48 28 .CS
46 - 20 .So0
42 21 .576
42 M .644
8 22 .4X7
87 S .487
26 H .361
23 62 .27
Bellevue team the forner waa defeated by
a score of to I.
6AHTES IN THE NATIONAL LKA43CH
CThleasrA Wlaa Penrtlt Saeeeestre Game
from Brooklyn.
CHICAGO, July 11 The locals hit Gar
vin freely end had no trouhle in musing it
four straight from Brooklyn. Wicker was
forced to retire on account o an injured
arm. The game was called on account of
darkness. Attendance, 1,800. Score:
CHICAGO. I BROOKLYN.
H.H.O.A.K.' H.H.O.A.a.
0 nnbha. rf.... I
1111 Mllnn. lb ... 4
114 Luml.y. rf... 1 1 1 0
1 ! ShtrkaM. If. 1 1 0 0
4 4 10 Bahb. aa 0 1 1 4 4
1112 Ritter, e I 1
14 MH'nr'Irk, Ib 1 1
114 JoHin. lb... 4 1 1 4
144 Vlr 0 0 4
0 11 4 Qarrln, p.... 4 10 2 4
lu!. It..
Ctv, lb.... 4
Chanra. lb... 1
Mi-:arth7. cf.
Kilns, c
KT.ra. lb....
Tlnkar, aa.... 0
WHIIama, rf. 1
Wicker, p....
Brown, p.... 1
Total! 4 7 II 1 Totals I 4 11 10 1
Patted for Jordan in the seventh.
Chicago 1 1 0 2 0 0 4
Brooklyn 0 0 0 0 0 0 22
Left on bes: Chicago, 7: Brooklyn, 4.
Two-base hits; McCarthy, Evers. Home
run: Chance. Stolen bases: Chance, Kvers.
Struck out: By Brown, 2; by Garvin, 2.
Bases on balls: Off Brown,. 2; off Garvin,
8. Wild pitch: Wicker. Hits: Off Wicker,
I In two Innings; off Brown, t In five In
nings. Time: 1:26. Umpire: Moran.
Errors Defeat Boston.
PITTSBURG, July 11. Plttlnger pitched a
good game, but errors behind him doprlved
hlrn of sny chance of winning he may
heve had. Phelps was knocked uncon
scious in the third Inning by a pitched ball.
Smith taking his place. Attendance, 2,531.
Score:
PITTSBURO. ' 1 BOSTON.
It H.O.A.B. R.H.O.A.B.
Leach, lb.... 1111 0'Olr, ef 1 2 0 1
0 jennay, id... v
0 AbMtl'hlo, as
0 Cooler, If.... 0
0 Dalehanty, lb 1
Boaumoot, of 1
Clarka, If.... I
Wasnar, as. . , S
Branaflalil, lb 0
Sabrinf, rf... 0
Rllch.r, lb.. 1
Fbalpa,
Smith, e 1
Lwarar, p.... 1
0 Raynier, lb.
Oarnejr, rt....
0 Neerihara, 0..
0 PHtlnsar, p.
0tannall ....
P
IFlahar,
v.i. u ia e 11 a
ToUla 4 II 14 II 4
'Batted for Plttlnger in eighth.
Pittsburg 0 1 1 0 2 1 2 8 -10
Boston 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 2 04
Two-base hits: Leach, Carney. Three
base hit: Wagner. Sacrifice hit: Clarke,
Branafleld, Smith. Stolen bases: Clarke,
Delehanty. Double plays: Rltchey and
Bransfleld; Carney and Abbatlichio. First
base on balls: Off Leever, 6; off Pitting.,
6. Hit by pitched ball: Phelps. Struck out:
By Leever, 2; by Plttlnger. 4; by Fisher, 1.
Passed ball: Needham. Hits: Off Plttlnger.
6 in seven innings; off Fisher, 4. Time:
2:00. Umpires: Johnstone and Carpenter.
Postponed Gaines.
At St.! Louis New York-8t. Louis Na
tional league base ball game was post
poned: rain. ,
At Cincinnati Today's game with Phila
delphia was played yesterday.
Standing; of the Teams.
Played. Won. LoRt. P.Ct.
70 bi
New York .
Chloago . ,
Cincinnati .
Pittsburg ...
St. Louis ....
Boston
Brooklyn ...
Philadelphia
..67
..87
..68
..71
..74
..?
42
80
37
34
27
28
17
18
26
28
80
84
44
48
60
.748
.618
.682
.5o2
,n00
.30
.379
.261
New
Games today: Boston at Chicago
Tork at Cincinnati Philadelphia at Pitta
burg, Brooklyn at St. Louis.
TORNADO STRIKES ST. LOUIS
One Man Killed bj Lightning and Fira
Others Injured.
TWENTY HOUSES COMPLETELY UNROOFED
Steeple .of the North Presbyterian
Church Is Blown Aerosa the
Street Into a Grocery
Store.
ST. LOUIS. July 11. A terrific storm of
wind, rain and hall prevailed in St Louis
and vicinity for a short time this after
noon, causing considerable damage to
property. One man was killed by light
ning and five others were Injured, but not
seriously hurt, by flying missiles. The
maximum reached by the wind waa sixty
five miles an hour, but this velocity was
sustained for only a minute, or the damage
might have been much greater.
The average velocity was about forty
eight miles an hour. Twelve barges were
blown across the river and eighteen or
twenty houses on Twenty-first street, be
tween Washington and Carr streets, were
completely unroofed, and other damage
was done throughout the city. Some of
the hall stones that fell during the storm
measured an Inch In diameter.
A man named O'Toole waa struck by
lightning near his homf and killed. Wind
truck the steeple of the North Presbyter
Ian church and blew It across the street
Into the front of a grocery store. Sev
eral buildings were unroofed, trees were
uprooted or broken off, heavy plate glass
windows were broken by wind and hall,
and telephone and telegraph wires' were
carried away In various parts of the city.
The wind was so strong that the Jeffer
son guards were ordered to close the doors
to the large World's fair buildings In
order that the wind might not raise the
roofs. Lightning struck the Agricultural
building, but did no serious damage.
Bee Want Ads are the best Business
Boosters.
WYOMING'S BUILDING IS OPEN
Addresses Made hy Governor Chatter,
ton aad Others at World's
Pair Grenada.
-
ST. LOUIS, July 11. Wyoming day was
celebrated at the World's fair today. There
was a parade from mining gulch to the
Hsll of Congress., where the formal pro
gram was carried out. Addresses were
made by Governor Fcnlmore Chatterton.
Chief Justice J. T. Coin of Wyoming. B. B.
Brooks, president of the Wyoming World's
Fair commission, former Senator II. A.
Coffeen. and Miss Savllla King, of Caspar,
Wyo., sang a solo. A large party of Wy
oming cltliens accompanied Governor Chat
terton and his staff to St. Louis.
The eighth annual convention of the
American Osteopathic association opened
today In the Missouri Stnte pavilion and
will continue for four days. Papers were
read by Clement A. Whiting of California,
and J. B. Llttlejohn of Chicago. Clinics
were conducted by Luclan B. Meeker and
John M. Laughlln of Klrksvllle, Mo. The
sessions were led by C. W. Troctor of Buf
falo, and Ssnford Lyne of Missouri.
Sale Ten Million Boxes a Year.
The BEST HOT WEATHER MEDICINE
CANDY CATHARTIC
. AO,
DrtigrUU
634
PREVENT ALL SUMMER DOWEL TROUBLES
COMPANY HURRIED MESSAGE
Wester I'nlon Officer Say It Did
Not Delay Dispatch of
Parker.
NEW TORK, July ll.-eneraJ Superin
tendent Brooks of the Western Cnlon Tele
graph company, said today that the mes
sage sent by Judge Parker to Mr. Sheehan
at St Louts relative to the platform adop
ted by the democ ratio national committee
was not delayed by" the Western Union
Telegraph company In delivery, .The mes
sage, Mr. Brooks says, was transmitted
from Esopus immediately and delivered
promptly to the address given, and a copy
handed to Mr. Sheehan personally as soon
as he could be found, which was 2:80 p. m.
The Associated Preas can state, however,
that the story of a verification of the dis
patch to correct and that the request for
the same came from St, Louis but from
whom Is not knows.
By
eighth
out. Score I
urftrJUiiniUIJ
BttTke FtapUiKm, Oehrtnner and
Poengeai Clrelua, Mlrea, ftiohardeoa and
Curk-yj .
Kw rto4 ghat On.
uifrrrterai teaav ttw 1 nont.t p -
Irani ) ttMstnwa took a frame from Red
Cloud today by a score Of 11 to 4). Every
man en the Ibewl teem bed his hatting
rioines on ho.i van i'-ri neaoea ins lint.
The batterv far Kaetlrttra wns Schaul.le
and Van Fleet, while Smith. Bendeil and
uiliniM eta in wora rer tne vtaitora.
CTsss auaa al Boat We.
BHATBirrO, NMi , July 11 fftpretal Tele
; graai. U'he new Beattoe ball taunt, for-
Catarrh Cirid Quickly
Withonly eaedoseedar of Drake's Pal metto
Wtua (rae tsiay outeo. any reaaer or tins
pinrwtil mealy aria settle free by aoudtug
aii'lisM o I Tint Sanaii.nniniufi lbaisi
K.U.O.A.B.
Rartsel. II... v 0 1 0 0
Pickering, ef 0 0 1 0 0
I,. Oroaa. Ib. 1 1 0 I 0
BeYboM, rf.. 0 110 0
sunu. at.. oiiio
MUlllii. lb. . , 1 a i
M. Ooaa, s. 0 1 I 0 1
Powera. 0.... D 0 11 1 1
Panik. ..,.-. MHO,
R.H.O.A.t.
Oougtillrt, Ib. 0 0 12
Donovaa, rf. 0 0 t 0
OaMldy, m... I 0 I 0
lJil, lb 1111
O'Neill. If... Oil
McCor'Ick, 3b 0 0 1 I 0
Orth, er...... 0 0 10
Klttreda, o. 0 4 0
Jaoobaoa, p.. I
Totals I t p 41 Totals,..,,. 1 M T 1
Philadelphia-......... 0 0 0 1 ft 0 i
Washington ..0 0 0 ft 0 0 1 0 0-1
Two-base hits: StaJil, O'Neill, L. Cross,
Mullln. Home run: Mullln. Sacrifice hiC:
ONelll. Loft on basea: Washington 6, Phir-
edelphia 6. First base on baua: on Jacoo
snn 1. Struck out: By Jacobson 8, hy
Flank S. Time: Umpire: King.
Play EMsht InatTnsrs and Has.
CLEVELAND. July 11. Cleveland and
Chloago played a postponed game this
afternoon, Chicago winning esxily, batting
Bernhard out of the box In the third 1ft-
ning The game was called With the end
of the eighth to allow both team to oaten
a train. Attendance, lrtla. oore:
CHKAOO. I CUiVKMND.
H M O. A B.I R.H.O.A.B.
rtotrAon. b.. 1114 Pllrtc rf,,,,. 1110
Jones, ef..,.. 0 t 1 0 0 iMi.h, If 0 I
Callahan, if. I 4 t 0 Bradley, lb.. 0 0 0 4 0
dram. rf.... 1110 Lajola, a..,. 9011
bavla, aa 1 I 1, Hickman, tb. 1 t 4 1
Dwi.hu., lb. I I 0 llRUrvali. lb... 111 I
Tannrhlll, lb 1 J 0 J fDay. ef...,,.. 0 10 1
McFmrlana. ol ( Abbott, .-,. 0 0 111
BmlU, p 1 1 0 1 Bernbara, 0 t
Totara HUM "ll Tota la. .,,,.! t 14 It t
Chicago 4 1110 0 0-01
Cleveiana oouuuut-
Hits: Off Berrfhard, U In three Innlngsi
off Hena, . First base on errors: Cleve
land, 2; Chicago, I. Two-httee hits: Cal
luhan, i Snorlflce hit: Lush. Stolen base:
Callahan. Doube plays: Davis to Dona
hue; lAjo4e to Stovall. First base on bifll:
Off Hfi. 2: off Smith, 2. Ift on baaee:
Cleveland. 6: Chloage, 7. Struck out: By
Bernhant. I: by Smith, 4. Wild pitch:
Bernhani. Time: l:trl. irmplre: Cort
neUy. Tannehlll Sent to Tall Orsrsa.
NEW TORK, July 11 New Tork de
feated Boston today. 10 to L TannehlU
was baited out of the bog in the first.
Attendance 4,600, Score:
NBW TORK. . BOSTON.
R.H.O.A.B. K.H.O.A.B.
DotiKharty, If I 4 I 0 SUM, ef 1 I 0 0
Wllltama. lb. 1 i I 1 0 rolllna. Ib... 1141
Andaraon, rf. 1 I I 0 Preamas. rt. 1 1 0 1
KINirrald. aa. 1 1 fcrarant. aa.... 1 I 1
111 OlSelkarh, If... 0
1 1 1 0, !... lb 1 1 I
1 llParrla. tb.... 1I0
HVBKTS OS TUB RINM.G TRACKS
Creolln aad Leo Planter Meet with
Serious Mishaps.
CHICAGO, July il.-Creolln and Leo
Planter, the well-backed first and second
choice, met with mishaps in the steeple
chase, the feature at Harlem today. Cre
olln was out in front running easily, when
he stumbled at the first fence, throwing
extended by five lengths. Dr. Newlin was
took up the running, but ut the final leap
the former struck iris forefoot and turned
a complete somersault. Jockey Beatlon es
caped injury. Cardigan and Dr. Newlin
war the only real contenders left after
Leo Planter fell. They turned into the
stretch on even terras, but Cardigan easily
drew away when called upon and won tin
extended by five lenestha. Dr. Newlin was
second and Fallela third. The weather was
cloudy and threatening; track good. Re
sults: First race, five and on-haK furlongw:
Florentine won, CHfferllghter second, Fran
ces Dillon third. Time: l.-fls.
Second race, six furlongs: Woods Perry
won, olympian escond. Jackfull third.
Time: 1:14.
Third rsoe, teepaecbaee, short course!
Cardigan won. Dr. Newlin second, Fallela
third. Time: :14.
Fourth rsoe, one telle and one-sixteenth:
McOee won, Wltfa! second, Bragg third.
Time; 1.-461.
Firtn race, six ieriongs: nag tag won.
Mayor Johnson seoend, yKIetnwood third.
Time: 1:14. ....
Sixth race, on rane ana one-aignieomn
Joe Lesser won. Major Mansur second,
Lacy Crawford third. Time: 1:54.'-'
NBW YuKA. July 11. iteruus:
Virt race, six furlonas- Roehampton
work, Letola seoond, Julia M. third. Time;
1:1. .
Second race, steeayiecnase, rt noire two ana
one-half miles: Neponset won, Revelle sec
ond, oasoar tniro. nme: tun.
Third race, mile ene-quarter: Hurst r-arn
won. Brigand eeooad, Eugenia Burck third.
Tim: tK)o. . ,
Voiirt racA Distaff stakes, ftv forlomrs:
Tradition wm, Third Third second, Chrr
sltls thlrA Time 1:01.
Fifth race, five and one-halt furlongs':
Britisher won. Von Tromp second. Jonquil
third. Tfme: Xft.
Slxtn race, mile ana one-eixteontn: man
mee won, Chattah second, Belle of PorN
Und third. Time: l-s4.
ST. iJDtmB, Juty 11. Results:
First race, six furlongs, selling: Floridor
won. Pink Marsh aecond (Torlo third. Time:
1 Second race, mile and seventy yards, selr
Irrg: Regina D, won. Mohave second Easter
Walters thirds Time: 1M8.
Third race, six furlongs, selling: Amhouta
won, Mhw Oomra second, Yellow Hammer
third. Time: 1:31.
Fourth race, one mile, purse: Charlie
Thompson won, Copperfield second. First
Mason third. Time: 1:4.
Fifth race, five furloiiKS, purae: Lady
Savoy won TTseful Lady second, Garrett
Wilson third. Time: 1:04.
Sixth race, one mile and one-stxteenth:
Thane won, Gasllghtor aecond, 111 E. third.
Time: 1.
PERMIT fJTXIOK TO YOSEMITB OI.IB
Jetrrtew-Monroe Ftarht Will Be Pulled
Oft In Amrost.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jury 11. The Board of
Supervisors today granted a boxing permit
ror tne momn or aukubc io me imrmiw
club. Thin club is handling the Jeffries
Monroe match and the laeuanee of the
Krmlt today means the meeting of the
avywelghts here August W.
Jones Near TJ twn ol u t lo n .
unconscious with a high fever and all sign
pointing to his death at any moment.
fulti, cf ...
t'onroy, tb. .
MrOuIrt, s.,
Ganacl. lb..
Powell, p...
Totara
I
1 1 10
0
1110
fOlbaun,
.10 1 1 1
rarrcll, e.... 4
Tannahlll. .
I
Tata la. 1 11 IT I
New Tork I ft 0 0 I I 1 t -l0
Boston 1 000400ft 1
Two-bass hits: Conroy. Powell. Three
base hits: Anderson, Fults, Dougherty.
Home runs: Dougherty, Qanzel. Stolen
bases: Williams, Collins. Double plays:
Qancel, unaHHlHted. Hlt: Off Taunehlll I
In one Inning; off Gibson IS. Left on base:
New York I. Beaton S. First bens on er
rors: New York 1. Struck out: By Powell
8. by Gibson 1. Time: 1:45. Umpire: Sheri
dan. Mandlns; ef tbe Teams. -
' Played Won. Lest, P.Ct.
Beaton 68 45 23 ,64
New York 7 41 it .813
Chicago ?J 4 3 29 .17
Cleveland ..v....- 64 84 2 .547
rnllHdelplila "T
,ft. Ixhhs ................154
Detroit ..b
Washington .. tA
Games toAay: Sc Ixniia at Washington,
Detroit at Benton, OJiloago at -Philadelphia.
Ovelttnd at New Terk.
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44. !
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Canaatteass Are Isnsy.
The SnpertatTvee played and won two
games Sintauy, The first wa n from
the South Omaha nsTamftts Tr a score 6f
10 to C. Ratterle: WKell Bros,; Randall
and Mnrrinon. The seennd game was
won from the Carusttona by a score of 14
to 15. Battertos: VonAr. Mltchall and
allntkus for the Bupertatlvae snd lively.
WetHihHueen, Duukee and Rene hen for the
Carnations,
The Superlatives wnuM Ifk to hear from
the Creecents er atry other team tn the
city of plnvers 1( imm ok). Address R.
f orneer, lt- South Twenty-fourth street,
Tvlephene t.
Bellevwe Wins dint.
BELLKVIIK, Neb., July 11 CSpeoialV
In au exctrlug game Of bail between the
J. O, V'usasnii j jii tfaul t sash a aad. the
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Society 10
disrjoverfod long ago that
most American products
were as good, or better,
than the imported. Nearly
if ty yswTii -fgo
Champagne was produced
Being made of the finesi
grfipe, according to the
best hand processes, those
in search of quality pro
nounced it supreme.
Society serves it st ail
Junction.
hvyfi r ;
j Iffij Watfr
'Sisa aaM
Every quart contains
an exact percentage
of chemically pure lithia.
DEBORAH
Lithia Watet?
mere's no mother-nature goeaa-work
about It. W know ths percentage of
of lithia Is medicinally correct, be
cause we put It In ourselves the tight
amount to do you the most good.
FhyaicUau recommend It for this
reason.
A most pleasing and healthful
laUe water.
Deborah Mineral'Springa
Council Dlofto Iowa.
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