I
THE OMAIIA DAILY ffEjB ; SATURDAY , MAT 25 , 1805.
KNOCKED OUT UNDERWOOD
Omaha Bailers Get a Little Vengeance on
the Smart Young Man ,
ROCKFORD PLAYED UNDER PROTEST
Wick VOUIIB'H Telegram Haunting Shaffer
\Vn Not I.'noiigh for Mcol ( Imna
Was Never In Ooulit from the
Second Inning.
Omaha , 23 ; Ilockford , 11.
fit. Joseph , 0 ; Qulney , C.
Mncoln , 19 ; Jacksonville , o.
I'enrln , 13 ; Des Alolncs , 9.
Plttsburg , f , ; Iloslon , I ; thirteen Innings.
Cleveland. 14 ; New York , 11.
Philadelphia , 11 ; Cincinnati , 13 ; ten In-
Washington , 8 : fit. I/iuls. 4.
Indianapolis , 10 ; Milwaukee , 2.
Toledo , 11 ; Kansas City , 8.
Grand Itntililx , 17 ; Minneapolis , 1C.
St , Paul , 6 ; Detroit , 0 ,
nOCKKOIU ) , III. , May 21. ( Special Tele-
grim. ) The Omahogn fell on Rockford today
like a hlroJ man on hlo dinner and bstted
cvrry pitcher the homo club had until the
fences were nearly demolished. In the third
Inning MX hits and three errors netted seven
runs , and Underwood was taken out of the
box , being relieved by Lcbbln , who waa wild
ns a circus menagerie. He gave four basei
on balls and was hit for a single , double and
three-bagger. Snydcr became disgusted anJ
refused to catch I.ebbln , and Fleming was put
In the box , Kllng being called In to catch.
Fleming could not stay the tide of hits and
the game was Omaha's unanimously. Ilalsz
was hit freely and was wild. Ilockford batted
well , but fleHcd listlessly , nnd hits were not
placed well. Omaha played a good fielding
game , Ulrlch , Hutchlnson and O'Urlen execut
ing a neat double play. The marvelous second
end base playing of Lorctt was the feature of
the game , ho making a phenomenal one-hand
Jumping catch. Stupid fielding by Krclg and
VIsncr gave Omaha many hits. The game
waa protuBtod by Manager Nlcoll before It
was played. President Kent telegraphed
Umpire Snydcr not to let Shaffer play , as ho
was blacklisted. President Young of the na
tional board telegraphed that the blacklist
had been removed. Nlcoll only let Shaffer
play under protest. Score :
OMAHA.
All. II. HII. PO. A. E.
Ulrlch , ss C
Slagle , cf B a
.Shaffer , If B 2
Hutchlnson , 2b C s
O'llrlon , II ) 4 5
3'ac . rf 4 3
c : i 2
Sb C 1
p 4 2
Totals -12 23 21 27 14
HOCKFOUU.
VlHlier , If 2 2
J'abJt , Hi I 2
KrolK , cf 3 1
Alberts , Sb 4 0
Inks , HS C 0
I.erett. 21) C 1
Kllng , rf-c 4 2
Hnydcr , c-rf 4 1
Underwood , p 'i 1
Iebbli > , i 0 0
Fleming , p 3 1
Totals 33 11 14 21 15 C
Omaha 0 -2J
Ilockford 200 10030 2 11
I2urnod runs : Omaha , 8 ; Ilockford , 2.
Two-base lilts : O'Urlen (2) ( ) , Hutchlnson (2) ( ) ,
Hulsz , Vlsner , PabHt. Three-base hits : Sla-
gle (2) ( ) . Homo runs : Hutclilm-on , Und-r-
wood. Passed ball ; Kllng. Wild pitch :
Unls-z. JSases on balls : Off Ilalc13 ; off
lebbln. 4 ; ort Fleming , 1. Hit by pitched
ball : Lohman. Struck out : Uy IJalsz. 1 ;
by Underwood , 1 , Left on Imsefl : Omaha ,
f ; Hockfiml , 13. Double plays : Ulrleh tc
llutchlnson to O'Urlen ; Lerott to 1'abst ,
Umpire : Snydcr.
KimiGHT FOUND ONK SNAP.
JACKSONVILLE. Ill- May 2l.-Speclal (
Tfleprnm.-The ) home team played very
yellow ball today , permitting1 thu leaders tc
win hands down. It was a very dlsgUMtliiK
exhibition of ball playing. Capllnger wnp
pounded hard , and the support he received
was enough to make the fans tear their hair ,
Lincoln , on the other hand , played a clean
game , with one or two exceptions , and the
lilts counted every time. Score :
Jacksonville 0f f
Lincoln 010 * -l !
Hits : Jacksonville , 5 ; Lincoln , 16. Errors
Jacksonville , 8 ; Lincoln , 4. Karned runs
Jacksonville , C : Lincoln , 10. Two-base lilts
llelt , JObrlght (2) ( ) , Klmerer. Three-buse lilts
IChrlglit. Double plays : Kgnn to Caruthers
Hollfiigaworth to Kbrlglit 10 Sullivan. Hat.
tcrlcs : Capllnger and IJelt ; Klmerer am
EV > cer , Umpire : Mr. Ward.
TUAFFLHY IN TOUGH LUCK.
PKOUIAi 111. . May 2l.-Speclal ( Telegram. ;
Today's gaino was characterized by clear
hitting by both tennis. Only n few erron
were made , but those of Dos Molnes wen
morn rosily than those of Peorln. The liotm
team took the load In the llrst Inning am
held It to the end by getting hits wher
needed , Mnnniier Trnllley of DCS Molnei
was robbed of his diamond pin while on hi :
wity to Puorla , Score :
Peorln 0-1
Des Maine * 0 30010140-
lllts : peorla , 13 ; DCS Molnes , 14. Urrora
Peorla , 2 ; Des Molnes , 3. Karned runs
1'corln , 4 : Des Molnes , n. Two-base lilts
Flyun , SelKlcr , Thomas. Homo run : Flynn
Stolen base * : Flynn (4) ( ) , SelHler (2) ( ) , liennet
(3) ( ) , Francis , Collins , Nuiton , Mohler , Purvis
Trallloy. Snerlllee hits : Haller. Collins
Hutu' * on ball-s : Off Thomas , 2 ; off Holmes
3. Struck out : Hy Thomas , 4 : by Holmes
2. Hit by pitched ball : Uy Thomas. 1 : b ;
Holmes , 5. llaltcrles : Thomas and Collins
Hohnt-8 and Trnflley. Umpire : Mr , McKIni
HA1NTS S.VN'KD 11Y A SCHATCH.
QUINCY , 111. , May 23.-Spoclal T l Krani.
St. Joe won today's guinu In the Klxth In
nlnir , when 11 man hit , u base on balls am
three singles In n bunch produced four run
nnd gave the visitors a lead which could no
be overcome. Score :
Qulney 002010002
Bt. Joe 00002400 *
Hits : Qu'n y , 7 ; St. Jce , 5. Two-ba e hits
Parrel , Howe , liases on balls : Off Itoucl :
2 ; off llurko , 2. lilt by pitcher : Hooch , 1
Krrors : yulnoy , & ; St , Joe , 1. llatteries
lloach and Armstrong ; Hurke nml McNea
Umpire : Mr. Haukoll. Time : One hour nn
foriy-llva mlmiica.
STANDING OF TUB TKAM8.
Played. Won. lx > st. I'.C'
Lincoln 18 13 r , 72 ,
Omaha ID 12 7 ra
Des Molnca 19 12 7 fi3
Peorln 10 11 S D7
KORkfonl IK 7 11 33
Qulney 19 7 12 38
Kt. Joseph 1 7 12 38
Jacksonville 19 6 13 31
Gamut ) today : Omaha at Ilockford : LU
eolii at Jacksonville ; St. Josi-ph at Qulnc-j
Dos Mulncs at Poovht.
bcouics UK TMI : wuvruitN i.i.uu : ; ,
Imllnunpolli flnei I-'urlhor Into the Lend t
INDIANAPOLIS , May 21-Dakor startt
in for the Ilrowera today , but WUH foon-iil
poaod of , tun runs being inndo off him
three Innings. Milwaukee was nuver In tl
giiuu' . Store.
IndtanapolU . 2 , " , 3I 0 0 0 2 0
aillwaukoo . 02000000 Q-
Illta : Indianapolis , 20 ; Milwaukee , 7. 1C
romt Indhinapoll * 4 ; Mllwaukoe. 2. Ha
tvrles : Crew mul MacFur'.and ; Jialcor , Hut
gor , Armstrong and Holait.
TOLUDO. May 2l.-Scoro :
Toledo . -
Kiin.mil City . D00000030-
HIH : Toledo. 17 : Kansas City. 12. Krror
Toledo , 1 ; Kansas City , 4. Uittturle
ti/r .v .I/.M.VO r ittini > r.
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gen.
gen.OHAND HAPIDS , May 2l.-Scom !
Orand Hnplds (54000101 ( 5-17
Minneapolis 2 3 1 1 0 G 0 2 2 16
lilts : Grand Hnpld * . 20 ; Minneapolis , 1G.
Krrors : Grand Hupldn , 6 ; MlnncniKills , 4.
Hatlorles : . Ilealy , l''razer nnd Wilson ;
Parkrr. Donahue nnd Barle.
IJHTHOIT , Mich. , May 21. Score !
Detroit 0 00000000-0
St. Paul 0 -G
lilts : Detroit. 7 ; St. Paul , 7. Errors ; De
troit. 1 ; St. Paul. 1. Hattorles : Whttchlll
anil Twlncham ; Jones nnd Hcrgcn ,
STANDING OK TUB TRAMS.
Played. Won. Lost. P.C't.
Indianapolis 20 15 S 75.0
Minneapolis IS 12 B ( W.7
Orand Haplds 20 11 D & 5.0
Detroit 13 ll 10 47.4
Kansas City 20 9 11 45.0
Milwaukee. 3 > § 12 40.0
Toledo 21 8 13 38.1
St. Paul 18 G 12 33-3
Games today : Minneapolis at Orand Ilnp-
Ids ; St. Paul at Detroit ; Milwaukee at In-
dlnnnpolls ; Kansas City nl Toledo.
GAMINS or TIIK .vTt ( ) A IIAUI : ; :
ClttihurK DnrcnU llonon In the SloU llrll-
llnnt ( Irtino of thn Scuion.
PITTSHUHO , May 21. Thlrtcsn Innings
of line pitching nnd brilliant fielding marked
today's game. The wining run was made by
' Heckley's sacrifice
Stenzel's two-bagger ,
and a passed ball , which touched the um
pire. Attendance. 3.500. Score :
Plttsburg . 1-fi
lioatnn . . . 1 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 00 0 J
Hits : 1'Ittnburg , 10 ; Hoston , 0. Krrors :
Plttsburg , 1 ; HoUoti , 1. Karned runs : Pitts-
burg. 2 ; Hoston. 2. Two-base lilt * , Stenzel
(2) ( ) , Sugden. Nash , Hannon. Sacrlllce hltn :
lllerbauer. lyong. DuITy. Stolen base * : Sten-
zel , Kong (2) ( ) , Duffy (2) ( ) , Tucker , Hannon ,
Itynn. Double plays : Cro. s to Heckley.
llase on balls : Off Stlvetts , 2 ; off Hart. S.
.Struck out : Heckley , Cross , Hart , I..OWP ,
McCarthy , Nach. 1'nsned lialls : Hyan.
Wild pitches : Hart. Hatterlcti : Hart and
Sugdon ; Htlvetts and Hyan. Time : Two
bourn and forty minutes. Umpire : Keefc.
SPIDKHS OUTHAT TUB GIANTS.
CLKVKLAND. May 21. New York nnd
Cleveland hud nn old time slugging match
today , with plenty of errors , excitement and
fun. Hoth clubs used two pitchers. The
iittendance was 2,000. Score :
Cleveland * -14
New York 3-11
Hits : Cleveland. IS ; New York , 15. Kr-
rors : Cleveland ; New York , 3. Karned
runs : Cleveland , r > ; New YorkI. . Hrst
base on rrrors : Cleveland , 3 ; New ork.I. .
Left nn bases : Cleveland. S ; Now York. 10.
Klrst base on balls : Off Sullivan , C ; oft Wal
lace , 1 ; off Hoswcll , 2 ; off ( U'rmiin , 3. Struck
out : lly Wnllcc , 1 ; by Hoswell. 1 ; by German -
man , 2. Home runs : McKenn , Hlake.
Three-base bits : O'Connor , German , Mur
phy. Two-base hits : McKean , Ddyle (2) ( ) ,
Wallace. Stolen bases : O'Connor. Hannon
(3) ( ) , Doyle. Van Haltren. Double plays ;
Gremingor to Child. " ; CJremlnger to McGarr.
lilt by pitched ball : Hy Sullivan ; by Ger
man. Wild pitches : Sullivan. Passed bulls
Wilson. Hatterles : Sullivan , Wallace anil
O'Connor ; IlOHWell. German and Wilson ,
Umpire : Kmslle. Time : Two hours ami
thirty-live minutes.
M'CiIMj GKTS MOHE VKNGEANCR.
CINCINNATI , May 21. After tying the
score by heavy batting , when six runs be
hind In the ninth Inning , the. Heds were
beaten out In the tenth l > y a clean doub'.c
Attendance , 3,500. Score : '
Cincinnati 0-1.
Philadelphia . . . . 1-1
Hits : Cincinnati , 15 : Philadelphia , 17. Kr.
rors : Cincinnati , 3 ; Philadelphia , 7. Kurnet
runs : Cincinnati , S ; Philadelphia , 10. Two'
base lilts : Miller , MePltee. Hallmnn (2) ( )
Gross , McGIll. Three-base hits : Latham
Miller. Home runs : Thompson. Stolcr
bases : Kwlng (2) , Hamilton (1) , Thompson
Double plays : Cross to Mailman to Hoyle
Sullivan to Hallmnn to Hoyle. First or
balls : Off Pnrrott , 2 : off Phillips. 3 ; ofl
McOlll , 1. Struck out : Hy Pnrrott , 1 ; b >
Phillip. ) , 2 ; by McGIH. 3. Passed balls
Vaughn. Hatterles : Phillips , Parrott am
Vaughn ; McGlll and Huckluy. Time : Twc
hours and forty-live minutes. Umpire : Me.
Donald.
SENATORS FIKLDKD SHAHPLY.
ST. LOUIS , May 2) . Although the Urowni
hit Maul freely , the close lleldlng of tin
Senators kept them fiom scorlns and numer
oua errors l > y Miller enabled the visitors tt
up the runs nnd win the game. Score
8lie Louis 000000301-
Washlngton 0 1
Hits : St. Louis. 11 ; Washington , 10. Kr
rors : St. Louis , 0 : Washington , 3. Karnei
runs : St. I-oul * , 3 ; Washington. 2. 'Two
base lilts : Dowd , Haasumer , Maul (2) ( ) , Ely
Stolen bases : Crooks , ' . Abbey (2) ( ) . Selbach
Joyce , Cartwrlpht. l-'irst base on balls : Of
Staley , 3. Struck out : " Hy Staley. 3. Hat
lories : Dreltcnstaln , Stnley , Miller am
Pelt is ; Maul and Mngulre ; Time : Twi
hours and ten mlnutcsl Umpire : Hattln.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
Played. Won. Lost. P.C't
I'lttsburpr 27 ID 8 70.
Cincinnati 28 18 10 04. :
Chicago 2S 18 10 61. :
Cleveland 27 17 10 63.
Philadelphia 21 13 11 Dl.
HoHton 2. ! 12 11 G2.
New York 21 13 12 50.
Haltlmore 20 10 10 GO.
St. Ixillls 28 10 18 SG.
Urooklyn 21 8 18 3.1.
Washington 21 8 IB S3.
Louisville 23 G 18 21.
Games today : New York nt Cleveland
Hoston nt Plttsburp ; Philadelphia nt Cln
clnnatl ; Washington at St. Louis : naltlmor
at Chicago ; Urooklyn nt Louisville.
Klri'iiiim Day Hiill.
STHOMSnUHG. May 23.-Speclal ( Tele
gram. ) A match game of base ball wa
played here today between thi > York fire de
partment nnd the lire department of till
place. The game was hotly contested fron
start to llnlHh. Meredith of York umpire- -
the game , while Lewis Woods of this plac
kept the score. Hydcr and Carry bat
lerlcd" for York and the Peterson brother
performed a like duty for Stromsburg. Th
boys all went to work like lire boys will , an
the score resulted : York , 11 ; Stromsburg , i
This Is probably not up to the record of pro
fei-sloiial players , but the boys worked th
same us though the town was on lire nnd I
depended on them to save It. Hoth depart
ments evidently know more about bow t
protect tin * homt'H nnd property of citizen
than playing ball , but they had any amoun
of fun and the end Is not yet.
Holnijrler Won All tlio W y.
SCIIUYLER. Neb. , May 24.-Speclal ( Tele
pram. ) The Schuylers defeated Waterloo ( i
Schuylcr this afternoon In a game that wa
Solmylor's from the llrst Inning. Wnterlo
played well yesterday , but badly today , an
live errors were costly. Scoru :
Sclmyler 50505040 1- !
Waterloo 000100020
ICarned runs : Schuyler , 7 ; Waterloo , :
Errors : Schuyli-r , 2 ; Waterloo , 13. Tvvt
bane hits : Klmmel. J. Fullmer , Smatelar
Three-base hits : F. Mohatt. Home run !
Wheeler. Hases on balls : Schuyler , 0 ; Wr
tcloo , 4. Struck out : Hy Cook , S ; by Hell
1 ; by Wheeler , 1 ; by Dcnton , 4. Hattorlei
Cook and Palmer : Ileln. Wheeler , Dente
nnd F. Mohatt. Time : Two hours and II :
teen minutes. Umpire : W. Klmmel.
t % ilium Atiiinit \ \ IHUIU Hulitcl.
DAVID CITY , Neb. , Moiy 21. ( Specli
Telegram. ) Ilnln kept many away , bi
over GOO people turned out to witness tl
opening game hero between Wnhoo ar
David City. Hoblnfon nnd Crelghton i
Omaha played with Wahoo. The featuri
of the game were HelnhariU'n pltchln
Mnunln's nnd Evans' batting nnd the RCI
tlemanly conduct of the visitors. Score :
David City 103000050-
Wahoo 001000000-
Struek out : lly llelnhart , 8 ; by Cook ,
by Hoblnnon , 4. Unttcrles : Helnhnrdt ai
> laupln ; Cook , Hobinson and Hall. Umplr
He wit.
Oft fnr Din Spitt < if Wnr ,
Thn Wllcox & Draper Shoe HOURP tea
Btarts this morning for Dunlap. la. , for tv
games with the Dunlap team. The WIIci
ft Drapers have scoured Harding and Plur
mer of the Lincoln Giants , for a batter
nnd him- otherwise strengthened the teai
t- HO two exciting contests are looked fc
tHalle will play third nnd Danger will i
back to sliort. A number of friend * of t
Wllcox & Drapers accompany the team.
Cailar Hip dn Wimn't In It.
CEDAR RAPIDS , la. , May 2l.-Specl (
Telegram. ) Score :
Dilburiue . . . 20 G 30820 -
Cedar Rapids . 0 10000002-
llatterlex : ShlcUcr nnd Dlxun ; Harkne
nnd Kecfe.
Dr. Pried * * la tlio "Oood Luck" baking po
der of millions of young housekeepers , as
haii been of ihclr mothers during the i
forty years ,
Iliinbiiry Won tint llumo.
M'COOK , Neb. , May 2l.-Speolul ( To
nruii. ) Ono of thu hottest and most Inti
i'rftliir ; came of the sciifon was played he
thin nftbfnoon between the Danbury eti
nnd the McCook High school team. In will
Hie former was victorious In a score of
to 11. After playing eight Innlngti n
even the rustics In the llnnl I
nlnit tattled the students and miila ; clcv
ncoret. _
lltirurtc Mill < liuuililiili.
WAUSA. Wis. . May 2l.-l'ranlc Hurno
j cr-uinnicm weltcrwclKht of the nortliwe
i wild Pat y Darrlngtrm of Manltowcc. fjun
, at Wurrt-n IV ut early this mornmsr T
rant li waa u bt > n rcun 'H , but Hum
m 1" hlit man ( jull In seven , In the In
' rntl LMIT ntton > TU' knocked down thr
tunes.
CAUGHT ON A 10 TO i SHOT
local Plungers Mnko a Killing on Hunts
man in the Third Race ,
OUTSIDER WINS A SPRINT IN GOOD TIME
lovcrnl Wrro In on It untl Mnilo the llook-
( Iruiit rorutcn llmilc lu
Truulilo with the Kiiclng
'
Hoard Over 1'rlrcs.
There was no dlmlntshmcnt In the attend-
nco at Union Park yesterday afternoon. It
was the third day of the races , and again
voro the stands and promenades crowded do-
plto the very threatening aspect of the
veather. Hy 1 o'clock the sky was enshroud-
* el with heavy , leaden clouda and rain was
hrcatencd from almost every direction , and
his , of course , had a tendency to keep many
at home. Still there was a line crowd on
land to hear the first tap of the bell , as
many as on either of the previous days , and
hey remained until the afternoon's card was
run out , for there was no rain. There was
considerable wind and dust , however , and
his very materially Interfered with the peo-
ilo's enjoyment , yet the racing was so good ,
so slurp and decisive and so full of surpr sea
that but few had time to think of physical
conditions.
Four prime favorites , and Constant , who
won for the talent In the fourth race , se
cured her verdict by n scant head In the
last few strides. The betting ring was a
lorfect hlvo of anxious , clamoring men , and
It was evident there was a force out for
lively speculation , and In the third race the
boys made a killing on Huntsman , a rank
outsider , the Wllkorson Kansas City book
catching It particularly hard. The surprise
party was a 10 to 1 shot.
The foreign book of Morrison & Whlto had
the shutters up yesterday , owing to a mis
understanding with the National Racing
board In regard to the day's rate. The book
makers had a contract for a certain amount ,
but the racing board's bill Just doubled this
and the ticket peddlers concluded to dlscon-
tlnr.9 until the defugelty could bo straight
ened out. They will bo running all right
this afternoon , and will again cut In on the
locals' emoluments , as the foreign book has
been played hard.
TWELVE TRAVELED TOGETHER.
Little Ell was Installed as favorite In the
opening half , but fhe went back to 4 to 1 In
the closing betting. Hand's black mare was
made the medium of a steady plunge and V.M
cut from S to 1 to 2 to 2 , mil justified the
bookies' misgivings by winning by a half head
In a Garrison finish. There were twelve In
the field , and Starter Perry sent them off
beautifully on the first trial. Little Ell , the
favorite , scampereJ In the lead , closely
pressed by Lydla Wright. At the quarter
Susie Nell and Lucy Day both Jumped ahead
of Ell and Wright and stayed there to the
enJ of the trip , Suslo Nell with a head the
best of Lucy , and Lucy a length and a half
In front of thn favorite.
Another round dozen got away In the second
event , five furlong. ? . Republic was the choice
of the astute division , but Dorduror , John P
anl Earnest L each had a host of supporters.
Republic and Earnest L cut .out a fast pace
at the start and killed each other off , so far
as first place waa concerned. Dordercr , Re
public and John P came fast to the stretch ,
and a desperate struggle followed. Borderer
winning by a head. The boat odds offered
against Borderer were 3 to 2.
WHERE THE KILLING WAS MADE.
In the tlilnl race , six furlongs , Eraco and
Lopez were the choice of the talent. They
were both quoted at 4 to 1 , but the pencllers
refused to take money at thcso odda and
cut the price to oven money. There was a
very natural disinclination to play thes3
ridiculously short odds on the two , and just
before the start the price stretched a little.
After the race wcs over and Huntiman had
romped in an easy winner the bookmakers
knew all about It , and ono was heard to say
that ho wanted to offer 5 to 1 against either
Erace or Lopez and take all the money In
sight , as both finished miserably In the ruck.
The mlle race was a bute. There was a
short vacillation In the think tanks of the
talent between Long Ten , Leonell and Con
stant , but the right tip quickly came , nnd
Constant waa the star on the blackboard. She
was a good choice , for notwithstanding a ba.i
start nnd a continued plug from wire to wire
she won handily , with Loenell second and
Long Ton third , Bcetoni and Gray Duke sc
far behind that it required a Lick telescope
to pick them out of the duet.
The last race of the day was six and a hall
furlongs , with a Held of nine to go. There
va.s considerable tardiness In getting their
.way , but Butler finally isiicceedeJ nicely , and
no minute and two eeconds later the day's
port was done , Snarlcy , a C to 1 shot , beatlnp
Artless , the favorite , and Onze and Sli
harles , 4 to 1 phots , by three lengths. Th (
avorlte was third. Summaries :
First race , half mlle , purse $100 : Susie
Nell , 103 ( Smith ) , 2 to 1 , won ; Lucy Day
, 103 CZubler ) . G to 1. second ; Little Ell , 10 !
Williams ) , 3 to 2 , third. Time : 0:19. : Llttl ;
Dick , Ida O'Nell , Lydla Wright , Wanda T
Mnden Hey , Abe llalstcad , Gypsy Mold
Hilly Hluff and Dick Tiger also run.
Second race , live furlongs , purse J123
Honlerer , 101 ( Hart ) , 3 to 2 , won ; Republic
111 ( Smith ) , even money , second ; John P
IOC ( linger ) . C to 1 , tlilnl. Time : 1:02. : POIIJ
[ lob. Pearlle Mills , Van Meter , Victor H
Elmo , Ernest LCloe and Dan L also ran.
Third race , six furlongs , purse $125 : WIK
Huntsman , 95 ( Morris ) , 10 to 1 , won ; Lopez
HW ( Smith ) , 2 to 1 , Fecond ; Martha Smith
102 ( Green ) . 8 to 1 , third. Time : 1:10. : Mlqui
THrlen , Hilly Traves , Game Cock , Krace
Nuke Short , Ills Honor , Lady Gatewood
Wesibrooke nnd Governor llol'a also ran.
Fourth race , one mllp. purse SJOO : Con
Htant. 102 ( Davis ) , 3 to 2 , won ; Leonell , 11 :
( Hart ) , I to 1 , Eccond ; Long Ten , 1SS ( Smith )
5 to 2 , third. Time : lllVi. : Heeton , Graj
Duke , Wedgelleld and Pat Malloy also ran
Fifth race , selling , six and a half fur
longs , purse J125 : Snarley the Smuggler
100 ( Marks ) . 6 to 1. won ; Sir Charles , 10
( Roach ) , 4 to 1 , second ; Artless , 103 ( Hart )
2 to 1 , third. Time : 1:23. : CarrU Wilson
Yank o Han , Carrel Donder , Keystone
Onzo and Sylvan also ran.
CARD FOR TODAY. '
First race , four furlongs :
famine D 100 Dawson . . . . 10
St. Klmo 1W ( l.ady Doleful 10
Cora S 103 Hawthorne Helle. . 11
Winchester 100
Sscond race , selling , live-eighths of n mile t
Ulll Arn 931 Vlolettn , VI
Maple Leaf 10' Parv ! Mills >
Grey Halite 107 Hen Harrison . . . . It
Deeelt 102 liulle Stout It )
Suslo Nell 1M ( Thurman K
Ono Dime 103
Third race , six furlongs :
Dan L 103 Harry Smith K
Lizzie H 107 Yankee Hnn K
Oliver Twist 106 Klmo 11
Victor Carl im Wanda T K
Hlly Traves SB Idylo II [
Cyrus 107 Mean Knough II
The Indian 107 Hunter , . . . li
Joe. Woolman . . . . 107 Lucy Gamble . . . . K
Lucy Glitters 107 Ark. Traveler . . . . 11
Fourth race , handicap , ono mlle ;
Charles 1' lOGjDecelt li
Tatterfnll 102 Carroll Dtinder . . . !
Long1 T > n 931 Little Nell 1
Pat Malloy , Jr 1001
Fifth race , 11 vo furlongs , H-llIng :
IX Mllle H 103.Turk . 1
Harry L MiFausallght
Dakota 100 , Hay View 1
Queen Faustus . . . 95 , HlucFtono I
His Honor 101'Rod ' Hanner 1
; o Nolllo Gamble . . . . 93 Ellie Wilson 1
GOSSIP OF THE GAME.
II. L. McCafferty got In from Hawthorr
last evening with five new Jumpers.
The bugler didn't show up yesterday , ar
the blir bell alone ordered to saddle an }
post.
U There are twenty entries In the six fu
long1 dash this afternoon , and a lot of the :
new ones.
The rain scart many off yesterday , ar )
still there were twenty-three hundred pa
admissions.
Hill Armbruster and Minnie Calm , o !
touts that they tire , stumbled on Huntsmu
for a hundred cases each.
Excursions on the Elkhorn , Northwester
and H. M. will doubtless bring In man
race-goera this morning.
Will Happ don't like delay. He pays yc
re iifcvar have to wait on the harness hirse
Don't know where Hill hail beu miioklng.
Major Gorge Commjns of Pe * II Ires wi
IS another ticket lioldtr on Huntsman. Ueon
id cor-ped out something like a couple of cei
"Git your track dictionaries , " yell tl
score card ( lends : "you can't tell the wli
ncra without n progrtim , " with the accei
on th8 "erum. "
It.it. . Mntt tiering wuu the iiuest of Colon
it. I.i-c Spratlln yesterday. They got a wror
tit st. . n Kill Wilson , but evened up i
li- < Sr.-trl' y.
litt
tt N tible nmntjff tb many swell turnou
st In th" o/iartT etr-tih was th epike-fo
eo rm I to ! leicf Pierre Gurneau , but It Is safe
say that Pcler'a atvluli nuint ii < n i a
tract n hunrtrpdth part of the attention as
did the beautiful .charge by his Bide.
There werflniifiy of Omaha's society people
ple present , rtit'Hhtry have yet to turn out
In force. Today will be n big day , and both
elites are expected to do their prettiest. It
Is n half-holiday on this side , and a Jam Is
Inevitable , , . .
"Say. Judge,1' exclaimed a colored rustler ,
halting before the island nnd addressing
Judge Swlg-crt , ' 'there was three or four
men Just came In over Mr. Scroggln's stable ,
I was In there flxlntr his feed , and I seen
'em dim' ov3K7 "You mustn't say 'cllmV
my lad , that Isn t goo I grammar. Don't you
know that ? " Interrupted the suave Judge.
"Oh , yns , sir , I knows better , but yoiifu see
I know whO'illnl' tnlkln' to. Now , If I was
talkln' to 'way up society people I'de say
clum every tlirfe.E
IIIATS : AT risu.ico
Ollcurry Turin Off Three Coim-cutlm Miles
In 1.1 1-a or Better In thn S:1O : I'nco.
HALTIMORE , May 2l.-On Plmllco track
today Gllcurry , In the 2:10 : pacing race , did
three heats In the fastest time over made In
the month of May , 2:13',4 : ' , 2:1114. : " : t2. Sum
maries :
Class 2:17. : trotting , purse $500 :
Queen Alford
Orutchun 11223
Little Tobo 23332
Jnckfonlin i ds
Time : 2:14ii : , 2:17 : 4 , 2:1H : , 2:20. : 2:21. :
Class 2:10. : pacing , purse ? 500 :
Oilrurry i i i
Angle D , . 224
I'nul 3 5 2
Susie O r > 3 3
Luna Hill , 4 4 G
jlmmons ds
Time : 2:13',4. : 2ll' : $ , 2:12. :
Class 2:27. : trotting , purse $300 :
ioston i i i
4elllo Alford 233
Orphan Iloy 3 t 2
Anlonlnu 424
Time : 2:21Vi : , 2:21'J. : 2:22. :
ll piiln : it HV Ill'trlrt.
SAN FRANCISCO , May 21. Two favorites
won today. There was much dissatisfaction
it the decision In the fourth race. The fin Inn
tvas very close and the Judges gave the race
: o Nephew , though the spectators claimed
McLlirht won. Results :
First race , llvo and a half furlongsi , sell-
ng : Rose Clark (10 ( to 1) ) won , Nelson ( I to
1) second , Venus (2 ( to 1) ) third. Time : 1:08. :
Second race , four nnd a half furlongs , Hull
ing , 2-yc'iir-olda : Hep Majesty (2 ( to 1) ) won ,
Vevax (15 ( to 1) ) second , Monitor ( G to 1) ) third.
Time : 0:58. :
Third race , six furlongs , handicap : Tvmn
(7 ( to 1) ) won , Arnettc i to 5) ) second , Quirt
( G to 1) ) third. Time : 1:14. :
Fourth race , one mile , selling : Nephew
(3 to 1) ) won , McLlght ( IV4 to 1) ) second , Don
Caesar (0 ( to 1) ) third. Time : 1:42. :
Fifth race , llvo furlongs , polling , Inside
track : Morvcn (4 ( to G ) won , McFurlnnd ( I
to 1) ) second , Soledad ( G to 1) ) third. "Time :
1:05. :
Thrrn I'livnrltr ' * ionin : Through.
ST. LOUIS , May 21. Eight thousand people
ple attended the Fair Association park races
today. Weather beautiful ; track faat. Three
of the five favorites won. Results :
Fifth race , live-eighths of'n mile : Plnkey
Potter (9 ( to 5) ) won. Little Hramble (8 to 5) )
second , William Duke , Jr. , (5 ( to 1) ) third.
Time : I:03-y4. :
Second race , mlle and a sixteenth : Far
aday (4 ( to 5) ) won. Prlnco Carl (7 ( to 1) ) second
end , Figaro (8 ( to 5) ) third. Time : 1:49. :
Third race , five-eighths of a mile : Me-
Henry (7 ( to 1) ) won , Dr. O (10 ( to 1) ) second ,
Lon Jones (30 ( to 1) ) third. Time : 1:03. :
Fourth race , seven and a half furlongs :
Linda (4V4 ( to 1) ) won , Wekota (5 ( to 1) ) second ,
Dr. Rico (2 ( to 1) ) third. Time : l:35Vfc. :
Fifth race , mlle nnd nn eighth : Sullrosa
(8 ( to 1) ) won , Mlhibeuu (8 ( to 1) ) second , Eagle
Hird (2 ( to 1) ) third. Time : It8. :
drT lt\\y \ tit l.iitonln.
CINCINNATI , May 24. This was an oft
day at Lntonla , Nevertheless the crowd
was qulto large and reasonably good time
was made on , a fast track. Results :
First race , nelllni ; , seven furlongs : Judith
(2 ( to 1) ) won. nlanche Klnnuy (7 ( to 2) ) sure-
end , Hrownell (2 ( rte 1) ) third. Time : 1:29 : % .
Second race. Helling , one mlle : Ell Scbert
(100 ( to 1) ) won , Tobln (7 ( to 10) ) second , Tnsco
(7 ( to 1) ) third.i Time : 1:43. :
Third race , inirso , one-halt mile : Morrle
(3 ( to 5) ) won , Countess of Irma (5 to 1) ) second
end , Oswcgo C7 to 2) ) third. Time : 0IS : 5.
Fourth race , purse , nix furlongs : Joe
Mack (1 to 5. ) won , Yellow Rose (75 to 1) )
second , Sigurd (7 ( to 1) ) third. Time : l:15'/4. :
Fifth race , pur.- * , live furlongs : Rewarder
(9 ( to 10) won , Sir Dllko ( S to 1) ) second , Del
Coronado (7 to " ) third. Time : 1:02 : % .
ItrMiltft nt Jtuhy.
nOBY , Indi , " May 24. First race , eleven-
sixteenths of'a mlle : Little Mao , won , King
Henry second , "Tamerlane 'third. ' Time :
1:113 : $ .
Second race , one-half mile : Security won ,
Ardelle second , Gretchcn third. Time ;
Third race , eleven-sixteenths of a mile :
Lawmaker won , Florry Meyers second ,
Glonold third. Time : 1:11. :
Fourth race , six furlongs : Hlmbo won ,
Toano second. Mordette third. Time : l:17l/i : ,
Fifth race , six furlonps : Sundawn won ,
Katie H , second , Helen Wren third. ' Time :
1:17 : % .
Prepurlntr for Hie Itnccs.
ASHLAND , Neb. , M"ay 24. ( Speclal.-The )
Ashland Driving Park association has com'
menced Improving the park by putting up r
long row of stalls on the south side and
nn amphitheater that will seat about 3,0 *
people. They anticipate some big races her <
this season and will be prepared to meel
every emergency. As the base ball ground ,
are in the driving park , the new amphltheu <
ter will be highly appreciated by the bast
ball enthusiasts.
Do you consider an adulterated article tin
equal of a pure one ? Then why take substl
tutos for Price's Ilaklng Powder ?
llnrnctt Wins it Handicap.
LOUISVILLE , May 2l.-The first day'i
blcyclo racing nt Fountain Ferry park toda ;
was Witnessed bv about 2.000 people. Tin
races will continue tomorrow. The follow
Ing Is a summary of the principal events :
Allle. novice. : Davis Worth won , T. Wy
man second , Leathers third. Time : 2:28. :
Class U , one mile , handicap : Harnett (7 (
yards ) won , Con Uaker (75 ( yards ) second
Hamilton ( UO yards ) third. Time : 2:05. :
Class U. one-half mile : Gardiner won
Coburn second. De Cardy third. Time
1:07 : 3-G.
Class A. one mile , handicap : Ham
( scratch ) won , Nowlln ( W yards ) second
Thorno ( CO yards ) third. Time : 2:141. :
Class H , one inlln : Cnbanne won , Tltu
second. linker third. Time2:00 : : 4-5 , pacei
by a tandem.
London Crumpets.
1V4 pints flour , V5 teaspoonful salt. 1 tei
sptxmful sugar. 2 teaspoonfuls Iloyal llakln
Powder 1 cgB. nearly a pint milk and crsai
In equal parts. 1 'tegspoontul Iloyal Kxtrai
Cinnamon. Sift together Hour , salt , tusi
and powder ; add baaten egg , milk , cream ar
extract ; mix Into rather firm batter , half 11
largo greeted muffin rings on hot , we
created griddle ; baka on one side cf the
only. Serve hot with oatUge cheese.
Soft \Vi.W- . .
1 quart fliur. % tenpoonful tall , 1 te
spuonful sugar. 2 tespocnfuls Iloyal Ilaklt
lewder , 1 Urgi ? tab'cipo-.iif'il ' butter , 2 egg
l i pint in 1f.ft ! 'ogMrrr P , - , M" SUB
and p-wJ-r , rb In bu't * < cl. ] aU bat
mix irii'-M'i c inst-
fgi an ! inllkj nn
bstier , tint will rua r a ly uid Huptd fro
OVER SIX HUNDRED TO START
Oollogo Athletes Orowd the Eorkoloy Oval
at the Mott Haven Games.
RUNNING EVENTS ARE NOT YET ENDED
Cm in of loirrt Ticked u Winner In Ills
Clitss Illckok Ilreuki Tno AMurln-
tlun Itrcurtln DctalU of the
Contests Up to Unto.
BERKELEY OVAL , N. Y. , May 24. The
twentieth annual field meeting of the Intercol
legiate Association of Amateur Athletes began
today at this oval. The track and field were
In excellent condition. Tlio attendance was
not as large as might have been expected.
Shortly after noon the lufleld presented a
kaleidoscopic appearance , with the blue and
gold of California , Princeton's yellow anl
black , Philadelphia's crimson and black ,
Yale's blue. Columbia's white and blue , Har
vard's crimson , anl all other college colors ,
as the different contestants Intermingled.
There were COO and odd entries for the
scheduled events , and promptly at 2 o'clock
"Father Bill" Curtis , the referee , called the
boys to the scratch for the 100 yard * dash.
There were several heats run off In this
event , but none of the contestants succeeded In
doing the distance In ten seconds flat. John V.
Crum of Iowa , who did It In ton and ono-flfth
seconds , Is looked upon by all colleges as the
likely winner of the 100 and 220-yard dashes
when the Ilnals are run oft tomorrow.
H. I ) . Dyer of California won the first heat
of the 120 yards hurdle from E. A. Catly of
Yale In sixteen seconds , but S. Chase of Dart
mouth did the trick In a fifth of a second
, defeating Dyer's sldo partner , Torrcy , by
a narrow margin. Every one who saw the
race will look out for an Interesting tussle be
tween Chase and Dyer In the finals tomorrow.
In the two-mile bicycle race R. E. JIanlcy
of Swarthmoro broke the association record of
5:15 : In the good time of 5:07 : 3-5.
In the field events Illckok of Ynlo outdid
hlm.self . by throwing the sixteen-pound ham
mer 132 feet and 10 Inches , breaking his as
sociation and college records , which were 123
feet 0 Inches and 129 feet 5'fc Inches re
spectively.
In pole vaulting Iloyt of Harvard , Thomas
of Yale and Uuckhnlz of Pennsylvania , got
over the bar ten feet nine Incaes , while Stew
art of Pennsylvania , Tyler of Princeton and
Allen of Yrlo managed to go ten feet six
Inches. The six men meet In the finals to
morrow.
In putting the sixteen-pound shot Hlckok of
Yale beat his association record of forty-two
feet with a score of forty-two feet cloven and
one-half Inches. Ills college record , however.
Is forty-four feet one anl one-half Inches.
The winners of the trial events follow :
First trial heat , 100 yurtls dash ( seven
heats ) : F. N. Allen , Princeton , 0:10 : 1-5 ; M.
G. Contermiin , Harvard , 0:10 : 1-5 ; John V.
Crum. Iowa , 0:10 : 1-5 ; 11. G. Patterson , Wil
liams , 0:10 : 2-5 ; It. 13. S. Hnmsdell , Pennsyl
vania , 0:10 : 1-5 ; Ralph Dorr , Princeton ,
0:10 : 1-5 ; F. A. Lane , Princeton , 0:10 : 2-5. Second
end trinl , 100 yards dash : W. M. Richards ,
Ynle. 0:10 : 1-5 ; J. V. Crum , 0:10 : 1-5 ; U. S.
Itnmsdvll , Pennsylvania. 0:10 1-5 ; H. S. Pat
terson , Williams , 0:10 : 2-5.
120 yards , hurdle : E. Dyer. California.
0:10 : ; S. Chast > . Dartmouth , 0:10 : 4-5 ; G. H.
Hatch , Ynle , 0:10 : 1-5.
Half-mile run : K. Holllsti-r. Harvard ,
2:01 : 1-5 ; ClmrleH Kllpntrlck , Union , 2:11. :
Two-mile lilcyclo race : F. Howard , Co
lumbia , 0:19 : 1-5 ; W. H. Fearing , Jr. , Culum-
410 yard * dash : It. I. Storrltt , Pennsyl
vania , 0:51 : 3-5 : P. ll. Freeman , Pennsyl
vania , 0:52 : 2-5 ; F. C. Kock , California ,
0:51 : 4-5.
220 yards , hurdle : J. L. IJremcr , jr. , Har
vard , 0:27 : ; 13. C. PciklnH , Yale , 0:25 : 4-6 ; L. P.
Sheldon , Ynle. 02t ; > 2-5 ; 11. Torrey , Califor
nia , 0:25 : 2-5.
2L-0 yardH dash : William Richard * . Ynle ,
0:22 : 2-5 ; K H. Hlgelow. Hnivard. 0:22 : 3-5 ;
John V. Crum , Iowa , 0:22 : 1-5 ; E. S. Rams-
iloll , Pennsylvania , 0:22 : 3-3 ; Italph Dorr ,
1'rlnceton , 0:22 : 1-5.
Throwing sixteen-pound hammer : W. O.
Illckok , Yale , llrst , distance 132 feet 10
Inches ; H. Cross , Yale , 128 feet G Inches ; C.
Chadwlck. Yale , 119 feet 9 Inches ; H. W.
Kdgren , California , 117 feet 8 Inches ; It. A.
Hlckok , Ynle. 117 feet < % Inclu * .
Putting sixteen-pound shot : W. O. IlicUok ,
Ynle , first , 42 feet 11V4 Inches ; A. A. Knlpe ,
Pennsylvania , 40 feet 4V- Inches ; A. Drown ,
Yule , 39 feet 10 Inches ; k. 1C. Kublln. Har
vard , 38 feet 3 Inches ; II. Crops , Yale , 30
feet 9V4 Inches.
Running broad jump : L. P.-Shelton , Yale ,
llrst , 22 foot 5M ; Inches ; A. Stlckney , jr. ,
Harvard , 22 feet 3'i Inches ; W. P. Rodgers.
Princeton , 21 fe < tli6 Inches ; J. G. Clark , Har
vard , 21 feet 3Vt Inches ; F. L. Uunlap , Har
vard , 21 feet 2 Inchos.
Hunnlng high jump : F. W. Koch , Califor
nia , G. U. Decker. Cornell. G. K. I'nlno , jr. ,
Harvard , J. D. Windsor , Pennsylvania , and
II. T. Leslie. Pennsylvania , all cleared the
bar at 5 feet OVs Inches , and they will try
again tomorrow. (
Pole vault : F. W. Hcrlth , Harvard , C.
rtuckholz , Pennsylvania and II. T. Thomas ,
Yale , each cleared 10 feet 0 Inches ; W. A.
Stewart , Pennsylvania , A. C. Tyler. Prince
ton , and G. M. Allen , Yale , each cleared K
feet G Inches.
MJW iiKcuitus MAIM : roil IOWA
Intorcollofflnto ( ininea at ( irlnnotl Draw n
Cuoil Crowd of Alilo < cmlnHtunts.
GRINNELL. la. , Slay 21. ( Special Tele'
gram. ) The sixth annual field meet of the
Intercollegiate Athletic association began al
2 o'clock. The day nnd track were good ,
There were more than 100 entries for the
events. A blfj crowd was hero from all thr
colleges of Iowa. The colleges represented
were the State university , Cornell , Drake ,
Iowa Agricultural , Orlnnell college , Stati
Normal school and Upper Iowa university ,
Several of the Grlnncll team were In bail
form , and Crum , the bit ? man of the Stale
university team , waa absent In the east
The results :
50 yards dash : Smith , Iowa college , won
atv j& iaa
10a 10 The U. S. Government Tests
n : Show the Absolute Superiority of
ni
nn
)2 n Royal Baking Powder.
( Data from the latest Official U. S. Government Report on Baking
M $ Powders , Department of Agriculture , Bulletin 13 , page jpp. )
Dl
2W > TJO'YAL is placed first of the cream of tartar
111 01 Dl JL\'powders ; actual strength , 160.6 cubic inches of
01on leavenjng gas per ounce of powder.
onK 12 Every other powder tested exhibited a much
lo\ver ( strength than the Royal , the average being
So S 33 lucent less.
0. 03 ) Every other powder likewise showed the presence
01 02 $ of aTiiift or sulphuric acid.
TfcVcJaim that this report shows any other powder of superior
J } $ strength or purity has been denounced as a falsehood by the
GovtrrlSent officers who made the tests.
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them , serve hot.
Gruhiini Alullln * .
1 quart Graham flour , 1 tablespoonfi
brown sugar , 1 teaspoonful salt , 3 teaspoor
ful > Iloyal Daklng Powder , 1 egg , 1 pit
milk. Sift together Graham flour , suga
islt and powder , add beaten egg and mill
mix Into batter like pound cake , inumn pai
well greased , % full ; bake In hot oven J
minutes.
IllcoVulllfl. .
Into a battir ai directed for Soft Waffle
stir 1 cupful of rice , free from lumps ; coc
at directed In eamo receipt.
Hcrrlir , Stntc university. second ; Prnll ,
State Normal school , third. Time : 0:05 : 4-5.
PuttlnK Mxtepn-pound shot : Meyers , Iowa
Agricultural college , won ; Orny , Iowa col-
It-Be , second ! LlttiK , Btnte university , third.
Thirty-live feet live Inches.
IlunnlnK broad Jump : Wolfe , 1'iiper Iowa
university , won ; Wheeler , Iowa , college , second
end ; Hamilton , Ornko university , third.
Twenty-one feet four lnrli * .
100 yards dash : Prnll. Btato Normal school ,
won ; Smith , Iowa college , mvnnd ; Kldder ,
Upper Iowa untversltr , third. Time : 0:10 : 2-5.
Half mllu blcyclo race : Spauldlnir , Iowa
college , won ; Person ! * , Drake university ,
second ; Kped , Iowa AKrleultural college ,
tliltd. Time : 1:10. : Dloom was second , but
was ruled out.
Hnlf mlle run : Clyde , town college , won ;
Palmer , Iowa college , second ; Van Kpi > s ,
Blatc university , third. Time : 2OJ : 2-5.
220 yard * dash : Prnll. State. Normal school ,
won ; Whltloy , Iowa collegv , second ; Kld
der , Upper Iowa university , third. ' Time :
0IM. :
Running high Jump : Pey , State uni
versity , won ; Wheeler , Iowa college , second ;
Wolfe , Upper Iowa university , third. I-'lvo
feet six Inches.
Sixteen-pound hammer throw : Hlodgett ,
Iowa college , won ; arlnnell , Iowa college ,
second ; Meyers , Iowa Agricultural college ,
third. One hundred nnd ono feet six Inches ,
breaking state record.
Mile walk : Allison , State university , won ;
Henry , Iowa college , second ; Marsh , Iowa
college , third. Time : 7HO 3-5.
120 yards , hurdle race : Wolfe , UpfVr lown
university , won ; Kubliison , State university ,
seeond ; Hobbs , State university , third.
Time : 0:18. :
Pole vault : Reed , Iowa college , won ;
Weaver , Iowa Agricultural college , second ;
Kudc , Btute university , third. Nine feet nix
Inches.
410 yards dash : Whltlcy , Iowa col
lege , won-Prnll ; , State Normal school , see-
Blindness !
What a dreadful attllctlon !
How perfectly tiwftil to bi unable to
distinguish between the brightness of
daylight and the darkness of night !
And yet there Is such a thing as cur
ing this allllellou when the trouble Is
not due to destruction of tissue In
the eye Itself or to failure of the optic
nerve.
Sometimes persons become blind from
impure blood , which develops scroful
ous ulcers on the eyeballs. Iritis , gran
ulated eyelids , etc. In such cases
Hood's Sarsaparflla lias been marvel-
onsly successful In restoring sight. It
shows its powers as a blood purillerand
radical cure for scrofula by thoroughly
removing the cause of the alllletlou
and restoring the effected parts to per
fectly healthy condition. Head this :
"As an act of Justice and for the benefit of
other mothers who , like m > velf , may have
allllcted children , I wrlto you this letter.
About the first of February , 1892 , my daugh
ter , Zola , then three years old , contracted
sere eyes of the worst form and In a few
weeks
Was Entirely Blind ,
being unable to tolerate light of any kind.
She suffered-and cried until I was almost
crazy and heartbroken. The best eye
onilj Kldder , t'ppcr Iowa university , thlnl.
llutinlmr hop , step nnd Jump : \Vhcr-ler ,
Iowa college1 , won ; wolfp , Vpner Iowa unl <
vcrslty , see-ondj Hamilton , Drakn university ,
tlilnl. Forty-live feet three Inchon ,
CXie mlle run : Clyde , Iowa college , won !
Palmer. Iowa college , second ; I'lark , State
university , third. Time1 ; 1:13 : 3-5 , breaking ii
state rcconl of 4:49 : 2-6. i
Two tulle bicycle race ! Spnuldlng' , lown
college1 , won ; Garrison , State1 unlvcr ltyrsec
end ; Heed , Iowa Agricultural college , third.
Time : 6:3514 : ,
220 yards , hurdle race : Smith , Iowa rol-
lew , won : Klddrr , Upper Iowa university ,
Hocuiul ; Clark , Iowa colh-gc , thlnl. Time ;
0:28 : , eiiunlltig state record.
Iowa college gets 71 out of 13G points. Stnte
ree'ords wcu liroke1 ! ! In the1 mlle and halt
mile runs , hummer throw and hop , ste'p and
Jump. In Iho mile walk Henry really won ,
but Alllvon foil forward and touched th *
string llrst , and was given ilrat place.
drill lli ill fit bar CnlloSo.
-TAllOIl , la. . May 21.-Special ( Telegram. )
The1 llrst day nf Tabor college's Hold duj 1
was a mice-rss. although not as largely nt > ]
teMide-d as oxpe-ctevl. About COO peioplo ixt- j r
tviidod. The1 iire > gnim for today :
Itase ball throw : Orborne1 , llrst , 300 fcot
Sheldon , 2H ! ) foe-t.
One thlrd mlle hlpyclo race ( college ) : Sutton -
ton , llrst ; Twoe-dy. nocond. Time : 0:19. : f
Hep. stop and Jump : llerry , llr t , 37 fee )
9 Inches ; Hume1 and Unit , se'Cemd , 37 fee t.
Mile * bicycle race , free-for-all : Thornton , j
Ht : Henile'iTOii , neconel. Time : 3:25.
Owing to rnln the track was heavy.
Haw ball : Tabor. 20 ; ISIver City. 10.
Tomorrow's program promises to be mor
Interesting : _ 1
.Mei'tlllt ; of lluUrr. Toiitshl ,
Omaha bakori meft nt Contliu > ntnl hall thli
evenliiK t S o'clock. Flour elualoM ro InvlteJ
4ft.
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specialist In the county treatol her ta
months , but the eyes became wonsc. Thei
I took her to a specialist In Indianapolis , win
examined her eyes and said he could do noth
Ing for her. I came away with a hcavj
heart. On the Fourth of July I met m ;
father's family physician , Dr. Herryman , am
he examined Zola's eyes and
Advised Me to Try Hood's
Sarsaparllla. I bought a bottle nnd bcgai
to glvo It as directed and wash the eyca wit )
warm water. Soon I began to notice tin
provement and now , having given the chili
over half a dozen bottles , her eyes arc grcatl ;
Improved and she can pee as well as any ono
Shi U five yc rs of ago , but goes to school
When glin began to lake Hood's Sarsaparllh
she had to oat her meals In a darkened room
but now fihe Is able to sit at the table will
the rest of the family. " MHS. OI..L1I
Bpring.llUSEU , Colfax , Indiana.
Known to Leading Citizens.
"Wo hereby certify that wo nro well ac
quainted with Mrs. Ollle LUiser and know tin
statement above to be true. " JOHN I )
DIjACKIiU , Trustee Perry township ; W. II.
COON , Druggist. Colfax , Indiana.
What the Doctor Says-
"While I seldom prescribe proprietary med'
tclncs , yet I want to say that I know the
statements made by Mrs. Olllo Huscr of Col *
fax , Indiana , to be true. " JAMES A.
KYMAN , M. 1) . , Darlington , Indiana.
The above and other Cures enable us to Truthfully Say
IB the Only True Blood Purifier Prominently In the Public Eye Today.
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Black Rings
Under the eyes and a sallow com
plexion show biliousness. This is U
one of the most disagreeable of U
stomach disorders and if allowed to
have its own way will result in great
harm. Cure biliousness at once by
using Ripans Tabules , One tabule
gives relief. C
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