THE OMAHA DAILY BRE : SUNDAY M NT 22 , 1S92-SI\TEENT PAGES. 13
A BREEZY SPOR1 KG BUDGET
* How the BMtlers Have Performed at the
> But and in the Field.
AMONG THE HORSES AND HORSEMEN
I * *
I Tim rnniniK Tnc-nf-Wnr Th * OllitunrrliiE
IVlinel Thf Itliiatlirr * ' Y lp. and ft
ItuireMilnc Orldt of Ciruvral
lornl f-jxirt.
VERY base ball
crane und onthuM-
ait lores to pour
over tbo figures tbnt
give tbo players
tboir standing , and
, below will bo touna
tbo batting and
fielding ax-eragct as
well n& otnor inter
esting statistics of
the Omabus up to
tbe beginning of tbe
present botno series.
The cxbiblt at the
bat U below wbat it
might be , IColly be-
Inp the only man to reach the . 00 mark. The
tbotving In the field is excellent.
IIXTT1SO
riLI.DIa
Tlio l.iniK lilt IliTiiril.
Thc > Omanas loag hit rucord has been 1m-
piovod but little since ray last report , nnd
shows a dlscouracinc paucity ol double ,
tnnle and quadruple drives. Hero it Is up
to duto .
D hues. 3 baps. 4
Holly
Jttiwu
VicUtiry
C nil ) ] ]
noiiopy
Visnur
Totul 30
IVJiiU lliiriHliurn lln\c IHmr.
Iho turoo pitctiors UD to date have acquit
ted tbomsulvos us lollows :
O U.K. . O. W. I' . H. B.
VlcKcry . B " 5 15 ° %
Haiidluoo . . . . G IT 21 1 3
Darby . . . .4 10 27 0 1
In two games both Darby aau Handiboe
tooit part. _
Cmlui.itnVu > ATt-ary.
Von don't ueed to look at the Scoreboard
to toll how the garni 1 going whoa Mil
waukee plOTR. Just look at Cushmau. If
bis deroy is wished back as far ns it will go ,
you may know that Milwauueo is winning.
On ibe otlior band , should the B cowers be
"under tbo hatniuer , " Cusb can't get his hut
down over tils cars tlgnt onouch As each
succeochnc billow of tno tide rolls over tbo
team , Cusb yanks the bnt doxvn a little
closer , until 11 quite often is ncccniar. } to cut
Lolefa In the crown so be can nreathn. Such
was tno cnso Inst Sunday and Mondn.v at
Milwaukee "Wbon Tlckerv nnd Sohrivcr
jumpoa to Chicago last season , the former
bad J40 coining to Him from tbe Milwaukee
inuuucenient , una Vic romemborcd it , too.
Last bunrtny Cusn sat on the bench and
glared things , no drrod not SDCUK at VicUory.
"Say , ( Jush how about that 40 ! " insinuate
ingly ased Vickery us Twitchul ! smote th
uir thiea times.
Cush proani'd. Up came lone Howcrc
Earl , nud a htllo funco to Rowe re tilteu.
"Do I got thu-SO , UusbC' asked Victory.
\Vbut the Blowers' boss smd wouldn't
loon pretty in type. And to the game wenl
on. When tbo last man was out Vickeiy
ottered to glvo Cush- receipt in full
"It's worth 40 any day to see j our beoii
Cot small fuougb to go into your hat , " he
said. And Cusnman ucain indulged in some
Inncunge likf a barbed wire lenca.
The nrxt dET the hat was down over bi :
eyes nciiin. Alouc near the real warm par )
of tbe ecmo Howard Earl dropped a turowc
bull "Costs von HO' ' " snrieuoa Gush , and thet
be muttered to himself , "that makes Bl
on tbe tvo days "
He'll need that much to buy new bats he
fore tbo souson is over
It might not be out of place to remark the'
Captain Twitcholl almott regretted bavui (
tnueu tbo "euro " Omaha's visit made bin
more u cnrinc-bs than nnyttiitip Hint has bop
Einco he pitched ngaiust lncolu IBS'
The Art of Sucilllcinc-
Thcro in but ono man on tbo Omaha lean
who can bo called a good Kacrillcis hitler , tna
is a man who can rualio u uacritlce when hi
delibcrAtely sotK about U , and that man ii
ais Shiobock What I call a sacrifice is ai
I iutlold hit , so p'acod ' that a basi
runner may advance without & pos
tiule chance of putting him out
No man uan intontionully place a sacriflc
in the outiiold. If tie hits the ball hard , h
is trying ns much for a safe us a EucnUcs
und no plujer can convince mo to the con
trurv. True Biicriflcing is ouly accomplisho
Uiroucb the art of buutmr , nnd how ie\
plujcirs thuro are that can neatly exocut
this little plooe of Btrntogic stick work
Slui'bock U about tbe only man among tb
nustlors at all qualified in tbis partiruta
Bpecialty. Any plnyer who can bat a littl
bit , bo uvor , Rhould master the bunting tac
tics. It is a thousand fold easier thau mak
ing u safe bit , and often munis UK much , s
Jar us winning the gnme is concenied Al
Si rrqulros is prncticn. AVostorn leucu
pluyan ; nould take tboir cue from tbe Js'u
Usual leuguo teams. Sacritice hitting is be
" "coming u i-clenco with main of the nigco
clubs , uotubly Boston It has .saved he
many n close g&nio ttlroady this season tin
\\iU EuviMicr inimy nnotbct. If souio nf th
local players would uraotice bunting instoai
of fungo bitting onro in n while tney woul
do much nioio toward holplug the teoin wii
games. _
tintllni ; llraU ) lor Uiittln.
Uhero has boon sovtrr.1 tugs-of-war pullo
off in Omaha durmi ; the past year , and all o
them have boon exciting c-onlcsti , but tb
pi und match between the South Omauu Got
man team and the Oinaha Swedes , \vhlc
oomrs off ut exhibition ball Sunday evening
Juno & , will uudoubtudly Mirpuss anything c
.no kind ever wltnessbd In this pirt of tb
ivprld. There is nn intcuke rivalry oxisliu
between the two orcanizutianit , u hich lit
Dually culminated in toe contest in qucuioi
It will be for a btake of fl.CKK ) und tbe cutli
guto receipts. Eucli team bai > pobtud wit
tbe sporting ouuor of Tiir Bee K > U as a gua
inly tbct thc.v will be ou the platform at b : !
on the ovoninc Epocitled. The balance of U
> tuk < * , HTtU each , wan doposilod on b&turdu
last with the German American savin j
bank , and nil thai Is now tierossarr i for tt
til-important day to roll round , Both teau
ire practicing daily and w hen the time com <
tvill be found prepared to pull for their live
The men are all purft-ct rimiu in mould ui ;
earh will put forth ihn most superhuiimn ui
druvor to pull bis bide out on top. 1 ho pro
pects am COOQ lor B tremonoous crowd , i
ruch tuuiu hub a legion of huck-urs aud odhu
enU. Tbu iit'tting will tie lively and a \ \ bo !
tot of money U hound to change bauds ou tt
TOSUU. Jt u a banufido mutch for blood , un
10 exhiuition or catch-peunv r.fluir , buch i
niauy rt > ount uthlotic porfuruiunce liu\
tccu. The final blukuholdur will be oiutuall
erend upon on the d 7 oftbentmcno.wbicb
\M i be rcfcruoj by tbt sr rutg editor ot this
paper.
Tli ijiort t p t ( Imdrnn.
CnAMi'i\ , Neb Mar 2a Special to THE
Bin. Chaflron with bur usual push Bed un-
ternrlso will have Its usual good hall nlub
In the Held thtt year. Tor tbe pan vvet'k a
subscription lint has been open and enough
money bait been raised to gukruuU-o tbo
maintenance of a olub which will nhow up
well with any amitonr one in thin Klnte or
the Black Hills. Tbo olnb will bo made up
about as follows Bittluger , c.\VUliams , p. ,
O'rianlon. 1st ; Duwd , 3d , Tew , Sd. ( Jurrie.
R. B , McKay , I ; Goodsali , m. , Oillatn , r.
Murray will also do some pitching tbl sum
mer und Abbott will bu the general utility
man.
man.omo
omo of thcs plovers arc not unknown to
base ball fame.Villicmi Is the lad who
pitched for tbo Crane loam of Omaha a part
of last scanon and who occupies a position
tterond to none us a nitcbar Bittingor has
the reputation of bolnc the bast all aroui.il
ball pluvor In tbi section Dowd managed
the Sterling. 111. , tontn in ISM ) . Tew Is the
very fust inOolder v , bo played socona aud
mam god Blair lust year
Deadwood will have a very strong club
tinder tbo management of Blilv Trnffloy.
Hot Spnncs , Rupia City , Fort Meade nnd
Fort KobinBon will all have coed clubs In the
field and some very gooJ ball playing rnav bo
looked for in Ibis section of tbo "wild and
woolly , " but hen tbe smoke clears up in the
latter part of the season Chadron under tbo
management of H. B. O'Ulan , with A. G
Shears as treasurer , will bo found at the
front. Atluasttbat is what we think. We
have one of tbo finest parks iu the state and
would bo pleased to hear from all strictly
first-class clubs regarding cumea.
Dcdicuti-il to Mmmccr Hurrlnctmi.
Billy Harrington , the old time faker , who
as the mismanagement of tbe Indianupoh s
.cam thoroughly In hand , denies tbe intor-
lew he had while bore -.vith T. W. Me-
3ullough , the Indianapolis Journal's corre-
pendent , in which bo roasted almost every
naividual member of the Hoosler aggrega
tion in tbo most unstinted manner.
The story ns McCullougb sent it out was
absolutely'true Harrington sent for Mc-
ulltiuch to como down to the Merchants
botci ns ho wanted to bo interviewed for the
Journal , and Mac wont nnd interviewed him.
Tbo M-crot of tbe whole matter is Billy
wants to clamp another month's salary from
tnc Indianapolis club , and ho has conceded a
lut of fairy talcs for the locul newspaper
men. They don't know him. Long ugo ,
ast wiutor. Tin Bfnarned the Western
cogue ncalnst just such niea ns Harnncton
and .lohn S. Barnes. They nro not of tbt1
right ill : , nnd no reputable orcanizstion can
make un\ use of them Harrington is note
nouslv incompetent nud Indinnanolis can lay
the bulk of her disasters at bis door. There
wasn't a man on the team , when they were
here , who had a good word for him In fact
tbev one aud all denounced him to uny one
\ \ bo would listen to them. What Indian-
npolU unt.s to do is to kick this man swlttly
oui into the cold world.
Chin Music < > T tint Tun * .
John Irwlu nnd bis jaw have caught on with
Rochester.
Billy Van Dyke has been trapped by the
Eastern and assigned to Buffalo.
Omaha loads the \ \ estern league In team
floldinc. and Milwaukee iu hatting.
Sn far on the trip Camp , Haves , Daroy and
HnmUbae have plaved without nn error.
What has necome of Neddv Darnbroucb'
That bov oucht to have made a great pitcher
bv this timo.
Billy Annu. the boy who could cot In n
short nap while at the bat , is captaining the
Portland , Me. , loam.
Billy Hart was pitted against KidNichols
at Brooklyn last Tnesdnv , and tbe Bostons
wore shut out , Bullv Billy.
Freddv Clausen of Columbus has his first
game vut to lose. Umpi'-o Snyder , however ,
saved the younc Carman here.
Ex President Cleveland , who plavefl third
for Omaha in IsSSI. has reached his level
He's with the Pennsylvnuia state league.
Jimmy Manmuir is playinc a batter game
than ever before , both on the bar ; nnd at the
bat , nud his countless friends are glad of it ,
Koal , the editor's son. has a outclass arm
and can only arch the ball across Still some
nincompoops satnat Louisville woula line
to trade Count Kuehne for him.
The game will be rolled at 3:00 : sharp this
afternoon nd a jam will be in attendance
Botn teuins nro playing finelv , and a sharp
aud interesting came IR n certainty.
Maybe you won't believe It , but at tbe
mrotiiic in Chicago Inst Tuesdor tbe West
ern leacue moguls talked about admitting
Denver's female team In St , Paul's plaoe.
Tour of tbe Western nssocia ion graduates
of the National loaruo , Sam Duncan , Elmei
Smith , Georeio Shocb and Longihv Grim ,
bave over HOJ per cunt in batting so far.
His Collopylets is building up a greal
record at tbird , aim w ho would have though )
it ? Ho is ono of the quietest most reserved
und diffident little gentlemen in the business ,
The end nf tbo first division of the cham-
piouship season is two months off , and In
rtianupolts still has plenty of time to ret a lit
tie practice before the opening of the second
series.
Tommy Lovett Is still balding out witl
Brooklyn , but it wn't n hold out that is wor
rvmc the club any It begins to look us i ;
Lord Lovott had oil off bis fase to spite hi :
noso.
Patsey Bolivar Tobinu swears tbe Clove
lands blmll lead tbe Western teams at "di
finish of de first revision. " Patsey shouU
not overlook the fact , however , that old mat
Atfo is coming and coming last.
Tim Hurst , tbe league's pugnacious urn
pire , is in dancer of tbe raroo. He assnultei
& bpoctntor down in Cincinnati the other da'
and tbe press gang are after his curls , am
should succeed in their mission.
Has au.\ ono heard yet whether Elme
Foster bus succeeded in breaking into thf
Minneapolis logibluture ? Tbe umversu
opinion is that Spokane has just wheel !
euouch to mnko a Jirst-class lawmaker.
Columbus will bo u hard crowd to over
baul , und are the very likelv winners of tb
fin > t championship division. In Uctono
tbov will probably plav off with Omaha fo :
tbo champioiisnip proper that is. , providiu'
On the trip your Uncle Dave led tb <
IluBtlrrs at tbe bat. He did not uliow
u gnme to got uwnv without ronnorting bufo
Iv at loust once With bis eye in nil right
the old man always was a handy man wltt
tbo stick.
Churlla Mitobell. not tbo English sprinter
but tbo old baseball pitobcr , bus returned ti
his early love Minneapolis Now if the ;
could onlv get .lanlzon again the symmetri
und rhythm of a famous old battery wouli
bo rest 01 ed.
Old Moxle Hunrle , who wat suspended b
Indianovolib for druuKenness nnd insubordi
nation , has again found his level behind tbi
bar In a Minneapolis bci-r saloon Moxie i
most too old and too fresh for the \ \ esten
luigue , anyway.
JohnnvSpeas snya that Danny S'earn
never saw the day ho oouid ploy firit witl
big Carney , but fatourns , you see , refused t
Bign with 1C. C nt .lohnnv'f ra/eed figure-
All ol which makes u mighty good ba :
player out of his bucocsbor
Voutic Coliopy played third base in n mat
ner that bet tbo ctowd wild. Auytbinc tbu
came within half a block ol tbira wu * fielan
In beautiful shape. His batting also was
feature , us it came at n time wuuu hits mean
run - Evening "Wisconsin.
"UlluUnrs" Fugln and Tom Flanagan , tw
old Omaha players , have doubled up as
soug nnd dnnue teum "dinners" is the in
mortal who , when Pro idunt MoCormick o :
fored him bin release , suld "Keep it youi
belt , I've got a pocket full of "em. "
Old Farmer Joe Miller , with Omaha 1
, nnd with Minneapolis up to last seasoi
ha * retired permanently from the diamou
ni.d ucnepte a position on the Wheeling , Y\
Vs. , poline force , whrro e will probably t
able to maintain bin rtniututipu wltn theclul
3 Tboro is no use trying to keep tab on Un
pire McQuaid on batU Mid BtnUus , The lit !
u "t-balls" the souond , "t-balbi , " the thirc
"t-balls. " uud tbe fourtti , ' 'fu-balls. " Tb
first strike , "s-striUcs , " the BOCOIII
" * -b-strikei" und tbo tbird ,
Neverttii-les , be comes pretty nearly fiitlu
tbe bill.
What tliti IIfiri.mm-11 nre Ikiilujr.
Horgebuctt parties will be a fad among tl
( utibiouableK tbis Kunimcr
Tbe Diamond , on iu Brooklyn bandlca
ibcot , made u thorouch cleanup.
Davenport , la. , is building a new ml
track , ivbicti will probanly bcs cninpleted t
July 2.
A midsummer trotting meeting will I
bold ntT ton r > nrK t JUT. . . . I ( ! . ' . v I
i ' and A
Tbe roads'-r r . .tt . tv < rv t
sow thapiie i | i lii . . . , .3 * r i i - PL'
formancon
C M. Ornnoah Ltncom Ncb.ba * * OI1
Alrado Ii.i85 ( , bv Alvaraao dam or Admin
istralor to Lem Cautiold Bpnuot , Nco I
vV T VntiUmnt , St Jos ph. Mo. , bus pur
chased the p ninc itnllion Northwes' . 2.lT'4 ' '
Northwest l Vtv Ktnont ] dim by Dictator.
The aun rnldlnr Newsboy , roeontjv pnr-
cbasefl bv Ed Pylp. Syracuse , mndo his
record of f2.20 > 4 at KnoxvUle. la. , last sum
mer Oliver Grant , 2 "V\ . died at Tort Maalson ,
la , a abort time since of an unknown dis
ease that Is prevalent among borses of that
section.
L , r. Payne , a resident of HlggensrUle ,
Mo. , beads tbo list of aspiring driver * in that
Mute bv placing two animals In tbe 2:20 : lift
In IHUi :
.1 H Stolnor , secretary , bus the sporting
editor's acknowledgements for the last vol
ume. No 10 , of the Wallace American Trot-
tine Register
Nat Brown's royal little mare Mary is
showing improvement with each day's track
ing. She will bo board from all right euouch
before the campaign closes.
R. M Farm , Valentino , Nob. , has pur-
rhasod the yearling colt Colonel Edmond , by
Vulejo , dam , Agate by Alexandria , g. d. by
Albauibra , g g d. by C. M. Clay Jr.
In a mil WET accident that occurred at
Wauuon Junction , In , rccentlv. C. V Earlo ,
a well known horseman of South Gardner ,
Mass. . was killed , together with oirht bones
in bis charge.
Twenty-five thousand dollars In stakes ,
purses and specials will be bun sup for the
owners of spocd horses at the Sodalia , Mo. ,
mooting , which is speaking bighlv lor Soda-
lin's enterprise.
Bob Kncabs tins boon over to Indopond-
enr , la Ht < says C. W. Williams has twen
ty-six or seven head of youngsters in train
ing at Rush park. Including a number of
Allorton ynarllugs.
Harold Jr. , owned by Parker & Judge ,
Ken-all , la. , will have a uutnuer of repre
sentatives In the Nebraska Futurity stakrs ,
nnd also In the Procresjlvo Futurity stakes
at Independence , la.
The duto 'or the closing of entries to the
Sioux City meeting tbo last week In June
has been cbancod u June 18. Tbe entrance
fee will be 5 per cent to start , nnd 5 per cent
additional wjll bo deducted from winners.
Nearly 100 nominations have oeen mndo to
the Omaha Driving association's stakes for
tno September races. Tnr Bl u of last Tuos-
duv contums the entire list , us well as that
for theSjraeuse interstate breeders' moot
ing.
ing.The
The sporting rdltor is indebted to John E
Brewster. secretary of tne Wushinirlon Park
club. Chicago , for u copy of their neat pamphlet -
lot procram of tnoir cominc summer meet ,
comtnencincvitb Derby dav. Saturday , June
2.1 , nnd ending , Saturday , July 23
Followers of tbe running turf observed , of
course , that on Sunday morniuc last .ludce
Morrow was tinned off in Tnn Bnr us tbo
vmnor of the BrooliHn handicap. Tnr EEC
man , so fur this season , has the best percout-
ugo ol winners of utu man in thb country
C. M Robinson. Sious City. In , bus pur-
chused the black staUion , Quarlos vVilkos.by
Lexington Wiikes , son of George Wilkes ,
lam Ladt Broeze. nv Swigert 05" ) , c d. by
Jellfoundor 153. This horse is six years old
ild and has no record , but will be trained for
mo this full.
Sih or City , la. , proposes to celebrute tbe
nation's birthday in fitting btylo by riving a
irct class trotting mooting o'n Monday and
Tuesday , July and "i , and no loss than ten
ivetits are scheduled for tbe two days for
rotting , pacing und running A number of
3 in ah u imps are amonc the entries.
The Davenport ( In ) association has writ-
en C W Williams offering S10.0HO for a race
letwoen two ol three stallions Allorton.
Aitell and Nelson.ViUmms replied that
10 would trot Allerton ncamst Nelson at unv
.ime , but Allerton Is engaged to meet Axtell
nt his August meeting. When will Omaha
maivo such an offer1
The iuaucural matinee of the Gentlemen's
JoaOstcr club will not take place until one
veeir from Saturdav next , Juno 4 It was to
lave been held yesterdav , but owmc to n
nek of preparation ou account of tbe long
continued had weather , the metnnar * con
cluded that it was heat to postpoue it As It
s now u regular cola day will DO made out
of the occasion , the musical uniou band will
render a select program in the stands and a
urcor list of Invitations will DO sen out to
uromment people.
The Coppery stock f nrm , Ed Pyle , proprie
tor , is located a bvrarufe , and now boasts of
lit } nend of horses in training. Amouptneso
are some of the fastest of their age in the
btate. News Boy , 2.20 s , being tbe justest
Nebrska bred , and bit mile of 2.21 lust sea
son on a half mile track was tno second best
u the United States. Prod P , 2-4514 , 1 jear
old , made his lecord here last lull , und
, t is faster than any of the same ac in New
England , wbllothib samoestablishmont holds
the best Nebraska broil 1 , 2,3. 4 and 5-year-
old records , uu honor held by no otner one In
the United States.
The horsemen of Syracuse , Neb. , are im
proving each shining hour in wording the
worses , nud a spirit of enterprise and industriousness -
triousness pervades every nook and corner
of bo racing grounds Several horses ar
rived from Missouri on the 14th inst , to bo
trained over the kite track ; also. News Boy ,
2:20 } , recontlv purchased by Ed Pvle for
$2,51Ki Mr Pyle now bos ubout fifty head
training tbete. among them being Amunito ,
bv EncIeBird , 2:21 , dam by General Wash
ington , Baron \ \ ooS , by Baron \ \ ilks , 2 Is ,
dam by Cminnugbt , 2 14. Robbie P. , 2-2,1 , bv
Churles Cafirev , Freddy P. ( l > , 245 , nnd
otners. F. M Pearsons , ivbo drove Maxie
Cobn , Jr. , 2:2 : T , . Eli , 2:2 % and others , to
their records last year , has bov oral in train
ing now. one of which is a yearling colt by
Pilot Medium , dam by Diadem , tbe colt Is
owned b } Sam Berry , the popular conductor ,
nnd can shoxa merry clip. Frank Orton ,
bay gelding , by Young Sentinel , 2-27 , owned
by C E Cotton , trotted in 2 : ! 1T last season ,
and is in good shape to outer tbe list this
jear Mr Cotton also owns two standard
fillies , ono by Young Sentinel ana one by
Maxio Cobb , jr. Dr Hill bus a good one by
Hemlock , 122 ! ( , bon of Belmont , dam by
Young Sentinel , that is expected to be u win.
uer H L Bennett owns Headlight , 2:2i ( > ,
also , a full h later to Headllgnt that has a colt
nt loot by HomlocK. C. \ \ Ro d has a very
promising 2-year-old by Stockinc Chief , dam
by Vonng Sentinel , and several fillies , one
bv Republican , 2:21Sdam by Woodland.
tiriiiK * of tliu n li eU
Tbe Tourists are booked for Missouri Val
ley , la , today.
Tbo olub bouse scheme Is beginning tc
sbow new life ugain and to a man up a tree
it looks very much us if tbp corner Btono will
be laid before tno snow ties ,
Street gamin "Say , Cullv' git onto dt
bisikie wld rubber boots on" he referred tt
a puuumatlc Exchange Not by a jutrfull ,
be diau't , not during tne past few weeks.
Clipped from the Bicj o'lng ' "World
'Omnna boasts of forty lady riders , with hoi
iibjihttlt streets Omaha ought to have 41)0 '
Never mind , givn us time nnd we'll get there
"Walter B White , a prominent cyclist nnc
one of tbe btnunch hanker , of Sidney , Iu ,
wus u visitor to the city Wednesday. Mr ,
AVbite states tbut cycling in his neighbor
hood is ' 'on the boom. '
Only a few weeks more nnd Kebrasita dl
vision holds her second annual meet at Hast
ings. Are vou golugi Remember the morrj
meet at Vork in "Dl. TnU year's meet wil
discount it two to one
Tbe "boys" ut the Young Men's Christint
association are decidedly iu the xwim ti
Judge from the "turnout" of last Tburbdai
evening. Captain Grant kuoxrs bow ti
make u run attractive to his club mates
About twenty wheels wore in hue.
Seven hundred en a six applications fo
membership in the League of Amencut
Wbeolmon appear in tbe "Bulletin" th !
week , which speuKs volumes for the growtl
of tbe great organization. Nebraska whoul
men who wish to renew or make applicatloi
to the league are requested to uddress C B
Nlcodemu * . Fremont , secretary and treasur
er of this division or apply . to tbe local con
suit for blanks. Nearly even town in
brusua wuore there is a wheelman sports i
locul consul.
Last Sunday was tbp first sunny da ;
which bus fallen to our lot for many woeli
and tbe aiery cyclists were out in numbers
The TouritU were "on tbo go" nearly nl
day two runs being made to Council Bluff
und one to South Omaha. The Omaha Whet
P club jwdulod out to Fort Omaha. The El
Cvclon turned out to u muu and uccom
o pauied tbu "push" across the bridge. Th
Council Bluffs Cycling club paid Omaha
visit in tbe afternoon and scores of indi
pundeut uud u&uttended wheelmen took the :
i * .r.c op.ns. " \ ylr u resembled o < d
i
, \ Me .u re , ere ? the staff on the
i > r * Afleia' tba newsiest of newny
wecrn sporting jouSiu.s t < joumod BHUIM :
thn lorai cyclist * severui da\s of last week
Mr McU u ire recent , v klaruid lo ride from
Denver to DCS MolcjM la on his wheel
Part of the dutancf > h > succwdoil in malcinc.
bat was compelled tf c re the Job up at
Koarnev , Nob. , on account of tbs abominable
roads nud dciuclng rains At Kearney bo
tuok tbe train and wll goubtless finish bin
journey In the SB mo eiLtner Hi mount Is
n Victor pneumatic , rrtrtrti stood the strain
In an excellent manner he having Inflated it
but once on tbo trip.
To a wheelman who enjoys cycling and
who endeavors to. promote It among
his fellDwmon there is uo thing
which is more disgusting and
oesorving of hi * coutempl than the pertncloui-
habit n hich some so-called cyclisti seem to
glory in namclv , the careless and boedlcsa
manner of "scorching" alone tbe crowded
thoroughfares , Knocking people down ana
endangering limb and 11 fo Thank heaven ,
wo haven't many of such ungontlcraaaly
and tnoughtless wheelmen There is no ono
thing which degenerates the spnrt more than
this . Slop ' ' "
very practice. your 'scorching"
on the crowded streets , yon thourbtluss fol
lows , or it will only be u question of time
when the authorities will be after you and
your mad career will bo checked by tbe iron
hand of the law. Not many days since , some
careless cyclist thoughtlessly or maliciously
ran into nnd knocked amvn n lad ) nnd her
infant'child while she was crossing from a
motor car Instead of dismounting nnd as
certaining how much Injury be bad done , be
\erv ungaliactly scurried away us fust as be
could podul. If you are unfortunate ouougb
to run somnbody down , dismount and like a
gentleman do u but you can to smooth the
matter ovot.tou will not only feel better
mentally , but tbo public will treat you with
a higher decree of respect and estoom.
The great rclaj race across the countrv
from Chicago .o New York was started from
the Pullmuu building in the "wind } clt\ "
Thursday morning The message to by
carried Is a dispatch from General Miles to
General Howard Lumsden and Bode were
tbe first men to curry the precious paper.
At Grand Crossing tbe mcssace was handed
to Gitbeus , nho pumped over bis bit of
road to Kensington with the wind dead In
bis face At Kensington Hoarland and
Bliss caught the pouch from bis hand and
scurried on to Hammond , Ind Every seven
or nine miles the pouch wus handed to froi.h
ineu , and reached Gosheu , lad , twenty-five
minutes ahead of tbe schedule time Tbe
roads were in bad condition and the time is
remarkable Several of tne rolavs of riders
wore compelled to pedal through n poltluc
rain Barrlnc accidents on the road , aud If
the mou nd as they are now doing , tbe
message will reach its destination several
hours uuead of schedule time Tbo rolav
routl race isnn experiment which the milltury
authorities uro'muking and will decide
very likely the foiislhiluv of transmitting
dispatches for long distances by wboel in
time ol war. The mcu who nro ndiuc are
all crack auiatour cyclists who have uddun
ou track uud road , aad many of ulioin have
gamed considerable notoriety thorobv.
I"or I'rotortlim ol l\ir \ I Ihh.
'OINT. Nub. . May ID. To tbo ? portlnc
ditor ol THE llur. At u nicotine held in tills
'Ity ' at a recent dute , It was decided to ol . un-
izc a tisblnc club for the nut-pose of urotoetluc
: > ur puini' tish. It U tlitintmiUuu of tin- club
to enforce. \ icorously all law rolaf h e to Ufih
und Qshinc A fmjiniUU't uus upiiolntml at
tbo batnp time to draft la i ( institution and by-
" ; a.worUoftlmt Kurt is ueu to tlm com-
jultteu and us wo would UUu to ha\r e\ory-
thluc in btiip-shnpo 1 vrrlti' this for the purpose -
pose ( if iisUhis j ou to ) Piiu tome u copy ol tbo
constitution of some orpuurod club , or clubs ,
T you nro able tc do so "Vny " information In
esurfl to this inuttor will be piuiefully re-
'Olted-JuinusC ' Elltolt
Aus The documents will be mailed to
you. Sport Ed. _
( Jut'titlniiR IEIUKI AJIHU t > rft.
OMAHA , Mny IB. To lie Sportint ; T.dltor of
THL HLE : AS ill you nlfinao htuto in fauuduy's
BIE wlit'tlior faunol eVer broke I\lmid \ b's rec
ord , uud whon. whiito and what time was
deV Two Ituju rprs
>
A.ns. At blocktonVGai. , October 20. Ib91.
kite-shaped track , 2j ) $ > -4 Maud S's best
time is 2 Os" , oval truck , Glenville , O. , July
' 10 , mi , fvl
NBIIK\SKA ; rirr. KeiAlav 17 To tbeport -
g Lditor of THE HBE. Iu a font-handed
umo of htcli fi n can nnv ono discard a
trump , robbiuu tbo deck' O E. i
Ans. Yes ; but no natural points.
OMAHA. May Ih To the sporting Editor of
Tut Br.E To dUL-ldu u wager you will Kindly
wtlieine your opinion A audit lire both "id
( tins Is in hulitUel A nmUes the hliili und
c.uueund.U niaUes tbu low und jiich. nhirli
wins tbo .111113. or is it u aiuu. Uhur.es
UarsUu I'lrst ISatlon l bj.nl. .
Ans. No answers bv mail , and if there
wern , you foreot to enclose stump. B wins.
OMAHA , May IS. To tbo Bporlinp Editor of
Tin. Btn l'lLse .incver in buniiuy's IJf.i :
\ \ hut Is the most dllllcult ponitlon to play in u
ciimuof huso bull. A. &
Ans. See last Suuday's BRE , this depart
ment.
I'IKHCE. Neb. . May 13. To the Spartluc
Editor of THEBES Klndiy unser in oun-
dai 's , lct which ih tbe top hand in polter. tvt
llusbusoul Ace. king , juok , nine und sot on
of diamonds : uif. joker , ton , jack und suveu
of spades' Gsimb.ers and Bpurts of 1'lurco
Ans How long you boys boor. Rambling ,
that you have to send down to Omaha tc
havu sucfc a question answered' A uoubli
ace high flush , do you know of any that'll
beat UI If so write me about it.
Neb. Muy 17 To the Sponln ;
Editor of THE IEE1'lease state iu next Sun
day's BEE wuether or not in a Kiuro of "craps"
th thro t-r bus to rattle the dioo in bib hand
and roll them on tue table both orviheUiei
lie cuu piL-lw the diuo u ] ) lioidinc thtm Milld n
bis hand until thrown on the latiln jiiot M
they roll OM. i iidui lu.i\inp iilhand' ' It
in a ice it more ovp.iclt must u throncr * shnl.e
ruttle und toll" the bones or nill onlv "roll"
answer'Wo reoosni/e thy fuel ttmt tuere UK
no stundnrd rules on tbo Huujttcu but wi > wunl
viur opinion. If you huppun oo nto urd <
thu "Chicago ' you sot their op.nkia us wel.
S. H. G.
Ans. "Got you , nigger. " Roll 'em out
that'b sufficient.
\VtbT ? II > E. Muy IE. To the jipunln ! ; r.dllo :
of Tiih IfEi : In the bioj ule r.-icc betw not
M & < Wllltumo and the m.iKUocl hj-ucr on tin
1'itti ' of April who wub winnur' Ki In u KUIIII
of buritleti pool A bioiiU : , the Ijiulunil leu\t > :
one bull biuuiisuu on iidmi of pouuet In tin
t-ourhb of ] fb run the ball inuntli.ned drops li
thu jiocUot without bain ; touuhud. U.iu i
count itVL. . li. Lalloi .
Ans. (1) ) . There wasno such raco. thogirli
were only pl-iying. Jn B twenty-five mill
race tbe Lily could give Miss Byuer a starl
of ten miles and tfaen beut her out. (2) ( )
Jli.Aiu , eb. , Mav 16. To the sporting EdI
tor of THE HEI : In cribbage u piayur hold
two ulchts. u six und u uevun , wttn uu elgh
sjiot turned. 1'lnuse cite us tbe count inn
nintbod of counting thu iiund in fauudjy'b llui
A render.
Aus. Fifteen 0 ; and n trinlo run , 15 tota
21.
OMAHA , Muy 18 To the Sporting Editor ol
THE HEI : l'iens nnnwur In pundaj-'h HEE il
Maud S'b reoard lins e < r litien tjejujii und bj
what bon.01 JTeuton. . IDlt South i : yventl
btruot , oil )
Ans See utiswor to Two Inquirers , thu
column
OMAHA. May 10. To tno Miorlins Editoi
Itci : If It would not ! usklni ; too inneli o
yon ] IUUHB | publish tin- rules for lilsb li > < li
thu auuduy lii.l. Iv would pleuHii tuo uni
iuun > liunarud ruudurxot 1 Hi. ldi : MTV inut-li
btiuuuof they hn\u not besu jiublibliuJ fo
o\ur two juurs V H. 1' .
Ans Muil 10 CBiitt , to E C Snydar , Bci
building , and got mstuuinual on high five
KUAHI. bob. . May 1C. 'Jo the hportint ; Edl
tor of Tm BEK i'lo bu bund me bantu BUOP
Blieuu und oblizu inti. W. U. illciuy , Mgr J
O U T bull club
Atih Please sand me some postuge stamp
and oblige me , and 1'11-po you.
KANhASHTl. Mnyiri-To the ? iiortlns Edl
tor of Tin Her To dttcUlu u hut jileueu mat
thu result of the M ( > 4f , Jlity-Kiuuas ulty gum
ut aloux Ulty on the d uf Muy lubt. 1. C
lluub }
Aus Thirteen innings , a draw 10 nnd It
UDUNCIL Bt.iirj-6. Iu , Muy IDTo the sport'
ins Editor of TIIK HEKUhulb the dulo u
the LnclUli Durbyi lion were the horsu
nlut-ed iubi yuur. lln-t. but-oud und third ? Jloi
does thu llroolclvn in-ndlcap uitutidunceooiu
pare with thu John Hull DurbyV Uuntior
Ans. ill Muy 27. ( - ) Common lirit , Gou\
erneur bucuud , Marleuhunt third ( tt ) J'h
Brooklyn attracts ponsibly a fifth of tb
English Darby's crowd.
OUAHA , Muy 21. To the Rportlnp Editor c
THE UEE J'leuBfj nt-itu in sunduy'tKEL t
diiL-IOti : > cllhpute , when fatutti Ilagun. fonuurl
u UeKUini luuguu umplrti , dlud , uud wnuro/-
t. a Ciruut ,
Ann. At Marsballtown , la , January !
ISi-'i. He died from blood poisoning , uonn (
quaiit upou beiuc struck by a uuuly pllchu
bull in o game ployed the preceding season.
Dr. T J. Williamson , Eustls , Tla , . says
Tno buttle of Brudj rroiluo you sent me wi
given three ladies u bo wore bufleriug froi
litiudacnc. They said tbe effect w ts lustai
taueous nnd very lausfuctory.
You've Read About It
But you don't know about it until you have sent a trial mail order , or
have personally inspected
The Mammoth Stock of
Clothing ,
Hats Goods
, Furnishing ,
Trunks Valises etc.
, , . ,
Now Being Sold Out by
Hellman's Administrator.
You will find these to be genuine bargains , such as you never
dreamed of in your life. The stock is so immense and the styles so
varied , whether you want a business suit , dress suit , a coat and vest , a
pair of pants , a collar or necktie that you must certainly be pleased.
4 Suit Leaders 4
All the $7.50 suits are put in All the choice business suits
one lot and O at that used to g-oforiSare
now
All the $12.00 suits good Just as Fine a suit as you
enough for you go at can get anywhere for $20 14.51
' to $25 goes for
It is impossible to mention everything that you can buy here at the
same proportionate price. All we can do is to try to impress upon you
that nowhere on earth will you find the equal of the bargains you get at
Hellman's Administrator's
Closing Sale.
And you must do the rest.
At the Same Old Stand on the Corner of 13th and Farnam Omaha.
HOME THIS LAM
INDUSTRIES.
By Purchasing Goods Made at the Folloiuin % Nebraska Factories. If you
cannot find what you want , communicate with ths manufacturers as to what
dealers handle their goods.
JslNGfa BA
OMAHA TENT AND OMAHA BASKET FACTORY -
AWNING CO. , TORY
rinps , ba'utnnct * . oil nnl rnpncltr CCOO tier < lny
rnbl'er clothlru : Send for I'ttcttnRlioxps 10 order
cattilueuu 1IH Furcum lOtbcBWlI cap AT 71)11775
BREVERS. .
FRED KRUG BR = WING - OMAHA BREWING
ING CO. . ASSOCIATION
Our liotllefl cahlnol be r oaaranlBea to equal onl-
oollrurod lo anj part , , i0o bruudi Vlunni
ol the cltr. Eriiort l > otl a liaar
1UU7 Jackson Street ' dnllverea lo Iiunllloi
OMAHA BOX FACTORY t JOHN L. WILKIE ,
Nallud and DorntaUel Manufnrtarcr of paper
Iicic.i ( .apnclty 1.U10 I > ar uoxei , 1523 21 St llurj-'a
dar l ai : Oaiaba 'lul 41J
1 * O.nx&Jj ATPDUO.
I BU1L.DEKS.
WILSON DRAKE. ; I JNO P. THOMAS
. f'ontratitor ot brick , Htone
Tiitmlur num. nil n wu * t&uUklcdi . . . und
& iimionrr
wutur tanki bnieoh-
leif bulldlnc icnor and
, Biifttjt iron work etc c
ntf nldewult brlot 1' U buz
lutb and Pierce
IGS. ;
BK1CK.
WESTERN STEAM
BRICK YARDs
All klndi o ! brick * ma &
B.i. M U II. J Tbonmi
I'rojirletor
COFFEE , ETC , 1 CARRIAGES.
CONSOLIDATED THE O3TERHOJDT.
bprlnV n Mfr Oo
COFFEE CO , Inoarporatod
Importers ard Jobber * , Iluiatrlnz | on ( hurt no-
Ucu. I'urrmxe jmtntlns.
Ull Uanier ttt , 'I'll ) iii- : .
CRIPPLE CHEEK
I handle the CRIPPLE CRCEK
M1 * I G STOCKS , uud cun nil tolo-
Craphjc eiders on ahort notice My
UBI comprises the following Cripple
Crock blocks
Anaconda , Bull Mountain ,
Cold Kini ; , Beuna Vista ,
Blue Belli Work ,
Alamo , Washington.
And ull oilier rallab'e btocVk. of tlime mlnrs ,
lit wutl us munjr hloyl.b of tliu Luallvlllt , As-
imii and Crtttid iiuiiub
Manroltlie t'r iiliiOreoK ttncUs bu\-o more
tliin doutilud withiu tunic moiitlih Tim Anu-
uoiidu biuvtv nuld lour nioiilhs ueo ut IU perils.
suJ Rulik IIOM for oiur SI iiur Bbuiu. Ollinr now
iiiini8 urooiiuuiiigwvcry luwdnj-s wltb Just as
coed iirnsptu'ts.
A runllftnun ot OauncHl HluffH lioupbt HOUIU
of thlt. htock ut : ueuts. the latter Hurt of
Muruli , mid liab hiuct ) ruf used (1 tur U lu-
vtistujuutB Hindu ut low riUui All curro jiou-
duucti proiuinty utibworud.
J. S. GIBSON ,
10 Pikes Poai ; Avenue ,
Colorado Spring * . . Colorado
TUo state fair ot Kansas , to tie beld at
TopeUa , tbo capital city , have Iu connection
wltb tbe fair c Bpuod program tbut nt itself
ulono will bo DUB of tbe most important
muBticcf tor 1B9-1 1 be money offered In tbe
spend department taiouuu to about tilOut ) .
BERUTIPUL
BEAUTIFY AND'DEVELOP
THE FORM.
MWIE. ADA P. EVANS ,
ot Cblcuzn IB now Btojijilnc ; at tb Ilotol
llriuuKli-k , Knuiu Ib. iiarior Hour. In UiliHty
Olio fuciiil Iruattntint true to iutmdui'e ' bur
wondurful "OOMl'LKXION JI1.RAOH" atiioiig
lliu luduiI'lmplus , moles , fi tut I.Irs , biuior-
lluons I ulr tjiuuvud by u painluiit rtmiudy.
wurrunli d hullo injure tbu most dulioAlt )
Jui'd. AUii dtt li > n iht ) fni in and cement Hie
puny tliiil and inibt into well lounducl bud
bnallby one * , llourn , u m to6ji u.
RUBJ3KROOODSI
OMAHA RUBBER CO MARKS BROS
SASH. DOORS. BL.IKDS.
H F. CADY LUMBER ROSENBERY
CO
Mouldlues ulnlr ralli ,
onico and llunk wnrk n ncwula lialuiUirii naroll
niMiclultr 2J1 Aorlli wurk wo 'lolrplioni'llj
lltb St lltb and ilnrcjbtruetl
SYRUP. SOAP.
FARRELL i CO. PAGE SOAP co. ,
wSSinTAwiS liSlE ? , M'rB Uulon Bou" 1U
Muluioi-s 217
IlicVorj
b Ttb st.
STOVE REPAIRS.
All 1-lnrti of utovp re
jmlrs on liuiiU ( riiaollno
flluvt's repaired and
BtOVl'K Htlin-d
.Ink lluclioi , GOT B I3tb
Blruut
TRUNKS
C H , FORBY H. H MARHOFF
Manuf ncturor of TrunkB , M'f's iruuks , travullni
bnmpln Cu u * . ' 1'ruvol bnc > uaninln vann * .
HiK llaK . utc UU3 UU D
loilKltt Ht
WHITE L.EA-D.
GERMAN YEAST CO CARTER WHITE
LEAD CO ,
Gorman Taint . " > cra puk
ui-er Made Iu Unialiu. Corrodum and Grldnurt.
UU Aaruuf , titrlullr puru wtiltu load
Kant Omuba
DR. SNYDER ,
THE SUCCC&SPUL OBESITY SPECIALIST
Etta MulUciu , lirtore and Liter trcctQCCt
Hi. bnydcr
U well known to a lurirn uliaibor ot oui
trlt-r.d' , WP IIIITO beun uuclcr llic trcptmcnt of J > r
O W I hnyilt'f. tIm < .ulountt < lBpMlalliitof Cuiuiuo
itlntellie Ibtli nf January 1113 , fur oloilljwltu
vurr crutKyliiK rceulu. u Ihu lolluwlue otutounuil
( if wtflKbt unU niuuvuramuntft Uufure aud afiurU )
QKjt' Ireitliuoiit will > Uow :
Ilafure After l/'jn
\VulBblil6 puuiidn 2TV piiundB cc poundt
Clii-Bl . UH IncliuB H iuUifti 1JU InrlRB
IIIpB US Inclmi 4G InctirB 2U lurhui
"All lite lime wti biive utuiudod to uur rcciilur
butliieii , fuDered nu lni-nnT nloii ii wlnucvor uud
I'nvo LOUII Imprurliic evurj d r \ \ u would ndri e
bll uIllldctl tilili ouuiltf to write to lr hujilrrVe
will tin plH&iud to anBur all lettari of Inqulrr
wbcro utamp li luulUBLd , * lllce l4ike iWl > Tluint ,
April 1 , loiC
PATIENTS TREATED BY MAIL
cC cl4 t r i * rtfeulr * call or Addn * ! wttt , be In tunf * .
DR. O. W. F. SNYDER.
McVICKER'B THE&THC BUDS. . CHICA&O