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I - - - TIlE. " OMAhA OAT.IY DEE : UNDAY , AtGUS' .1 , lSOt. . - . , . '
lOST AT TIlE lAST NINUTE
I' TIE . INUTE
Omaha Beat : at Cricket hy the Minne-
BOt on the Call of Time.
EXCITING END TO A BRILLIANT GAME
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' . OMaha was tncklNt In the cricket field
yesterday by the Mlnnesotas and care or
second best. The contest waged warmly
until the end and wound up wih a magrdfl.
, crnt finale , the viitor ! only geUlng rid of
the last of theIr opponents one minute anJ R
hal before the tune agreed upon to cal thl
.
game.
'fhe vIsIting club conslstl of playerR from
St. Paul and Minneapols who hnvo Cmhlned
ta Corm one organization whIch wIll successfully -
fully Ipholl the dIgnity of a foreign 1lnc : In
a strange land. hast month the Omahas
't visited , the Twin CItes ar.11 came home with
one victory and one deft. When Olal' ' :
A went to the wIcket for the second InnIng
In the match on the KOlntze Place gruuuds
yesterday . afternoon It seemed as I the third
contest would surely be to the credit oC the
Omahas. The vISItors arrived at the Webte ?
street depot at 10:35 : a. m. all w.'e hkcn
Itralrh out to the grounds , wharl the game
WAS begun about 11:30. : Twelve 11Ia'ers and
a scorer and umpire hall cou.e and os the
home club also hall twelve good Iln Rrd
true In the field . I was agreed to play
twelve to the side Insteal of Ih cust'mary '
- . cleven.
_ l Th , lam ! : or the visiors are : I. T.
. - . Waters , T. n. SISSOI , G. C. Satlez , S. n.
Donaldzori . C. II. Wilcox , C. A. Miller . O. D.
Napler A. N. numCrles , H. Macgregor , " ' .
Darldon W. Fl numble , J. F. Inllht. w'Ih '
I. A. Macgregor as umpIre and \ \ ' . I' . Derry
as corer.
For Omaha the folowllr took part : n.
Laurie. ' cnpllln : II. Now , C. H. Young . J. J.
Neale , J. Camerson , J. FrancIs , \ . n.
Vaughn . George Vaughn Robert Taylor , J. C.
Doyle , I' . B. Ford antI C. H. Coolcson , wIth
Irianle Hidich ns umpire and A. W. Bow-
man as scorer. .
ON A FUNNY WICKET.
Omaha won the toss and sent the vIsItors
to the wIcket The mornIng shower had
made the pitch just a trifle tricky and the Idea
. was thaI a few hours hot sun wOlhl , have thc i
- $ elect 6f makIng the wicket faster later In I
the Iby The InnIngs wa opNle,1 by I , . T.
Waters all T. It. Sisson. with Doyle anti W.
n. Vaughn bowling. The batsl.n at the
oulsel showed consIderable fear. The turf
pitch , was sl'ange to them and , they hit \ry
carefully. Hun came slowly for a time , blt
the hatsmen soon hlg.1 to hIt marc fueIy ,
and It was the three Irdt men W'IO did the
scoring. Saulez especially played a very
pretty game. His first Innhla SIJre Ilm'st
saved ILlS side from defeat , and Inter 1'1 the
stie
game his seoli fgUr was just one more
than the latch "as won by.
The talelHlers went down r plly L'forp ,
the Omaha bowling and the Innings rInsed
for 77. This did not scent a very IJrttal ,
and the Omahls went to the wlck after
4 % lunch feelIng quIte hopeful oC pullIng off the
1r ; game. They had to melt som3 bowlIng . however -
over , which was stmlhtor an.1 'wIIer than
they were accustomed to at homo , and . 11 a
abort ! tIme hal the wIckets were down and
four ot the best bats In the team had gone
wIth hardly any runs. Time two Vaughns then
came together and made a good stand They
stayed together Int the score had passed
time other slle's , total ' and th : Innings closed
wIth Omaha ten runs to the good .
it wa by this tIme after : :30. : The agreement -
moot whIch had ben made at the blgln-
Ilug was that If there were not time to finIsh
the second Inning that the result should ( de-
. ponll on tIme ' first Inning's score , and 6:30 : was
named as thiC tIme for tIme game to be called.
J t I did not seem at all likely that Iwenty-two
$ wlckels wou" , Cal 11 two hours 'and forty
minutes and the match al this poInt was
.4 gener.ly conceded 10 Omaha
SA:1 TING OVER AGAIN. '
MInnesota went 10 the wIcket and repeat'oiI
their prc\'lous performauce. Saulez had the :
honor of making the two highest Individual
scores of the day As before the twelve men
made sl\ent.four runs oil the bat , but the '
Omaha men dill not show the same energy
11 the field as they had earlier In the day
and allowed six extras Instead oC the marvelously -
ously low three In the first InnIng. Dy the
time that the ltnnesotas had hen disposed
of , wIth Omaha needing sevenl-one to win ,
the prospects looked brighter than ever for
m n vIctory. There were only about five minutes -
utes over time hour left for play. I Omaha
uccee d l In making the seventy runs.
whether they were all out or not . they would
win the match on the two InnIngs. I they
Sh'ell at the wIcket until time was called
they won by ten . runs on the first Inning.
ThlY hall over.thlng to gaIn by knocking
' . . ' UI ) the requisIte sevenly-one In time quIckest
possible tIme and apparently nothing lose
for I did not seem possible for the vIsItors
a to .dlsposl ur ttme whole team In such shell
time.
UrI.Wih this . Idea the first bJtsmen started out
to hit e\'er.thln In slht. They thought they
were safe In leavIng It to those who were to
folow after to do all the blockIng that would
be necessary In case I were found that the
wickets might all fall before the time. Ne.le.
who had been not out before , was sent In
flst wIth Cookson. Cookson was bowled for
three , Ncalo was caught for two , and so It
went on Doyle soared up to seven and was
clean bowled hy a magnIficent ball from Dum-
frIes , and Ford was run out ( according to the
umplre's decIsion ) for three New started
. for al I1POslble run and could not get back
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II tlwo. Taylor and G. Vauhn stayed together -
gethl for a short tme , and Vaughn was
' given out Cor a catch In the case of a bal
( that touched the ground between the bat and
the wicket Iteeller's hand , \Vlll Vaughn and
Taylor again made a short stalul. but It was
' done wih "ery ltte scorIng . all as wicket
8M Cel fist I seemed that OmJha was surely
beaten .
PATE OF TiE LAST PAIR.
Conrail Young , the last man went to bat
not less I tum ten minutes before time and
blodw vell . II the PrevIous Inning he had
had marvelous escapes the bal Oi one occasion -
sian rolling from his bat to the wicket and
gently leaning : against I wIthout dIsturbing
the bails. . I was durIng hID period at the
bat the : llnesota score hal been passed.
Now he was going to the wicket to stay
there until the umpire should cal tUne. Once
ho was mnlssed , hut he carrIed out hIs bat.
and IC his partner could have held up for
about anoiher over Omaha would have been
the \'Ictor. I was exactly one minute and
a half of tUne when Cameron was caught
Thought bNten the Omalas can claim 10
hlvo Ilart the better gsme. They all went
to pieces at the end , but a rank decIsion like
that svch ! * dismissed Mr. Ford Is sulelent
to take the spirit out of any team. The feld _
log oC the home men was conspicuously ahead
oC that of the visitors , and this Is another
mater far congratulation. Time best bats , as
Mr. I.aurll felIcitously put It at time banquet
In the e\lnllr. were not hear from Maybe
they were IICJII.ble oC handling the excellent
bowling of Dwltlun and other members
L of the : llle80tteam. . Iii any case tha
rsult Is such that the second game tOlor-
! gme
row may end entIrely difrerently. Omaha In-
tends to sth'ngthen her tlan\ for thl. match
aUllclcnUy to win it. Scores :
M NESOTA.
First Innll " :
I.Vnh'r . c New. h G. Vaughn . . . . 18
P. . H. Sisiomm U Francis . b G. Vaughn . . 10
( I. C' . Hatmies. c Cameron , b 00)1. . " . . . 2G
.
8. H. ) .nason , b Ntalo . " . . . " . . . . :
e. I. \'lcox. run out . . . . . . . " . . . . I
n A. Miller . b \ . Vaughn . . . . . . " . . . 5
G. U. Napier c ) , ' 0111. b Doyle . . . . . . . . 8
A. N. iumtrks. , b Doyle . . . . . . . . . . . 0
il . Mat'gregor , b G. Vaughn . . . . . . . . 4
I. . lal'grllor \ b Doyle . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0
. ' . \ ' . ( . nUlb e. tot out . . . . . . . . . . " . 0
J. F. Rmminhl . b. Doyle . . . . . . . . " . . " . 0
lrts ( , 3 ulfht. : bye 1" " . . . . " . . . . . . . . . 3
Total . . . . " . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Second InullcS :
, r. T. \ \ 'atsrs. b \V. Vaulhn . . . . . . . . . 1
, T. it. Hisson b Doyle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
n. C. Saulex. e \ . \'aUghl. b Taylor . , 3
R n. 00IalI801. 0 New. b O. Vaughn . 8
C I Wicox , c Taylor , b W. Yaushn . J3
S C. A. Miller. run out . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0
( D. Nmmpler b Neale . . . . . . " . . . " . . . 1
A. N. Dumfrle , h \ .V . Vaughn . . . . . . 1
J Macgregor . b George \1uhn . . . . . I
( \V. . Davlh'on. e New hV. . Vaughn . , . 0
.w E. Rumble 1 W. Vaulhn . . . . . . . . 1
; F. 1nigimt not out . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
.
. J "I. ! . . : .L'l. . . A
Byes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . n
Totnl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
OM A .
First Inningat ' AlA. .
. . Plrlt InnlnlJI'
r. II. Cooklon , c Miller . b I Davitbon . . 4
.1. FrRlcl" . 1 U'vlilon . . . . Davlllon . . . . . . . !
I' . Ii. I'orl. 1 Iumfrles . . . . . . . . . . . I
J. l' . Doyle. 1 1 Dumfrle" . . . . . . . . . . . 0
Ikrrf Nw , c Wilcox . b Davidson . . . . I
\'lcox.
n. \ \ . Taylor . b ) avldJon . . . . . . . . . . . 2
n. If. \'ollhn , b Don.1hJon . . . . . . . . . 1
\ \ ' . It. Vau"hn , 1 Donallllon . . . . . . . :
H. . 'BI'l'hn i tonollllol l . . . . . . . . . . . 0
J. Cameron , b DOlnl.llon . . . . . . . . . . . 0
C. H. Young . run out . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
.1. J. Neale not out . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Extras . . . . . . . . . . O. . . . . . . . . . . . 19
Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
Scon,1 , innlngi :
J. J. Neal . c Miller . h Dumfrlps . . . . . 2
C. tLi. Cookson , b DumfrNI . . . . . . . . :
J. t"rnels , c DumCrlII , b Davidson . . . . 0
} n. 1"011 , run out . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . :
J. C. Ioyie 1 Dumfrlel . . . . . . . . . . 7
H. Ne , . run out . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . :
n. Taylor. h Davidson . . . . . . . . . . . . I
( I. Ii. \ 'amighn . e \\'utels. h I Dtmmfrles . . I
\ \ ' . it. Vaughn , h DumCrlea . . . . . . . . . . G
It. J.alrle. / DumCrles , 1 Davidson . . . . 0
J. Cameron q Wilcox , b ) avldJon . . . 0
C' ' II. Young , not out . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
1)'ls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . :
BOWI.ING AN.\ SIS.
: lnnesota , first innings :
MaIdWick -
_ halls . Huns. : eni. ets.
O. ( Vaughn. . . . . . Il18. 6i 19 In9. %
J. C. Doyle . . . . . 41 11 :1 : :
.I.1. Nelie . . . . . . r 1 1 I
\V. it. Vaimghn. . . . 25 12 2 1
Omaha , first innings :
Irst
G. C Salllz. . . . . 2i 1 . 1 0
' \ ' . Davhlson . . . . . 81 : ! r 1 4
A. N. Duntfllps . . : it 2 2
1
B. S. DOllhlson . . . . 1 ; 1 2 4
Minnesota , second InulngR :
llnleJota
O. Vaugimu , . . . . . . m 2 , ) : i 3
J. C. Doyle. . . . . . GJ 2) ) : I
.J J. Neahe. . . . . . . 44) 21 I 1 1
W. I1 u/h 1 . . . 2 16 1 5
Omaha . ecold inmiings :
\ . 1)aviilson . . . 1lllng . 2t : m 4
A. N. DumCrles . . [ ) 4 15 - : : G
. \T1 ' .VI1tII ( OOJ I.'NI.I.H\ .
! I. I'siiiI Crikt'teriitiid - 'rJ".lr t Ollhn
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liret Ii r.'n itt I Suitnki.r.
The cricket clubs ended the festivities of
the day wIth a characteristic smoker last
nlrht at time I'kcr hotel The arrangements
were entirely Informal , and carrIed cut solely
wIth the Idea of . gassing a pleasant evening
over the social board : . A genuIne ngsh
Epread was prepared by Captain Harry Lu-
rie and 113 team oC Omaha stalwarts Sixty
plate were laId for guests. I was a joy
crowd and In response to cals J. F' . Knight
let off In the song. "She's a Nice Girl , " the
hnnQueters JoIning In the chorus.
President F. A. Kemp expressed the hope
tiut this cutn/t / , such as had In the after-
imoomi . could he held ' annually. lie proposed ' a
toast to Captain Napler und tIme Minnesota
tep'n. "hear . hmear " answered . the banquet-
erR , and taking time cue the .tlub ! heartily
responded to the teat Iu turn Captain Na-
pier and his stalwarts proposed th health oC
proposel !
Captain Laurie anti President Kemp. The
captaIn responded with some happy allusions
to the day's cricketing. 01 Monday h6 as-
EUrOI the vIsitors , his team \Iouli again try
to beat them. "Jf don't " "
.If we 10n't , said lie . "It Is
because we can't. " lie hoped for a rnowal
ot hostilities next year , In which t'le clubs
joined .
Calls were again made for O. F. Knight
amid the clel helped him In singIng " \'hat
Cheer ? "
Pelcy Young sang a baritone solo ant C.
H , Cookson sung Octcber Days. " M. A.
11 of the Omaha Cricket club proposed the
health of n. H. MacGregor , who expressed
thanks for the entHllnment of the club and
hope.1 to meet tie Omaha cricketers In the
Tin Cltll next yedr.
The gueats of the evenil/ were : I. . T.
Waters , T. H. Sissori G. C. Satmiez. S. D.
DOlaldsn , C. n. Wilcox , C. A. "ller , G. D.
Nupler A. N. Dumfrles , Ii. MacGregor , \V.
IavldsonV. . E. Itumuble G. F. Knight and
H. A. MacGregor . umpire : W. 1' . llenyscorer .
1'lnJSNI ) A GOOJ C\tD.
Se'en IllnllJ mind ' 'h. ! . . . . 'IrottnJ
htnq.N lt lixitiMmis cs ) ' .
KANSAS CITY Au ! -Tola"s card at
ExpositIon park was the most attractive
of the meeting. Hlsllles six regular run-
fling races there was a match race be-
tween harry Simon.lle 1. and Strode's
Bridget . amid three harness events. Besides
tiit'se. Grant's Ab.Jolah , driven by Simons.
alll ' Irene wlh Dlel Benson up , went two
exhibitIon halt miles In 1:1 : and I:061/ : . Four
favorlts got home In the Iunnln events.
Track fair. Summaries :
First race . 2:23 : elasR trottIng or pacing ,
half mie heats. best two In three : Kunqas
Queen took both heats In 1:11 : . and 1:11. :
John Ilzar.I . , Parol , Prince Albert Av-
alnnche and Governor Sprague , jr. . also
starled. .
Second race 2:22 : chess , trot or pace , haC :
mile heats , best two In three : I I Ivoxm
the m4e'ond anti third hlats and race In 1:12 :
anl
nml 1IO\ : \ Bee won the first heat In 1i. :
Only two starters.
' 1hlr.1 . race , Cree.for-al pace , halt mile :
Grant's Ahlalah , won hath heats Time :
1:13 : and 1:06 : % . Irene was the only other
ant onl'
str. rter.
Fourth rare , six furlongs , sellIng / : Gu
Strauss ( even ) womi . Bacl , Satin 0 ( to 1) )
ecrnl , Sir Charles (2 to 1) thIrd. Time :
1:13. :
1"lfth race four and ! a half furlongs. sell- ,
lug : Green PI'ewll (5 ( to 1 ) won , Itedenip- '
ton (2 ( to 1 ) Eecoll , I'iug ( : to 1) ) third. i
Time : 0:57\ : \ .
Sixth nice . Cour ant a halC Curlongs : floy
( to 2) ) won , John P (6 ( to 1) ) second , lien
Hnrrlson (30 ( to 1) ) thIrd. Time : 0:6 : . .
Seventh race . Intch race , lIve anti a half !
Curlonls : limItiget ( I to 2) ) won , WIle I.
(2 ( to I ) second. Time : ilOt4 : . .
Eighth : race. one mile , selng : : Charley
\\'t'ber ( ( i to G ) wal. Monk Overton (2 ( to
1) ) . eeoll , Craft (20 ( to I thIrd. Time : 1:15. :
Ninth race . one mile , handicap : Collector
(0 to 1)on ) . Little Neil (2to ( \ : 1) ) : econd ,
\1111 (8 ( to 1 ) third. Time : 1:13. :
' 1enlh race , live timid n half flrlol l. sell-
log : Gateway (2 ( to 1) ) Wal , Emma I.ong (10 (
to I ) second , Southelnest (0 ( to 1) ) third.
' 1lnl : 1 : O 4. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
S'rnlcIut'N n..t.llt ( rollS th e Int'r.t.
NEW YOitIC Aug. -The attendance
was large at Brighton Beach today and the
scratches numerous.
First race , one mile . selling : Watchman
(0 ( to 1) ) von. Now or Never (10 to I ) sec-
011. : . Shel ) 'l'tmttle (10 ( to I ) third. 'flml :
Second , race five furlongs . selling : Lor-
rnla (2 ( to 1) ) woo Little / Dorrlt (6 ( to 1) )
second , Hlbea ( ( : to I ) thIrd. ' 'lle : 1:0 : .
'rhirti race , Ilx furlongs , selling : Time
Ceon ( G to 1 ) won , Time Swain (2j ( to J sec.
on.I . , I.ady Hehlonl (8 ( t 1) ) third TIme :
1 :1. :
Fourth race , one mile Charade
rce mie : (8 ( to 6) )
vomm . Guta Porch (3 ( to I ) second , Her-
Ilnla ( ( to 1) ) third. Time : 1:43'4. :
Fifth race , one mile , selling : Boo Kitty
( I to I ) won . Chlswlek (3 ( to 1 / ) second Kit -
tie 'root (21 ( to J ) third Time : 1:4J. :
Sixth race . two mies : larry Alonzo ( I
to 5) ) won 4lnho (6 ( to 1) ) second , Primus ( (
to 1) ) third. Time : 3:47. :
PUJl' ) ' horse She , , on the I'n , .
KANSAS . CIT\ . Ahii , 2.-A : fancy horse
show 10 last tour .
las and to begin Sop-
temblr : Is to bo held at Filrlont pari
Arrangements were today completed for the
how. Several entries ha\'a already ) ' been
niade . IncludIng F'ilemaker. the famous high
jumper. whIch her e wIll ho ridden hl/h
Mme . Marantelo mind will compete for an
$ see prize offered for time best all around
exhibit. Time 'alnnont PIrk Amusement
campau , under whose management the
show Is conducted. will Ive
sho\ cOlluctpd wi gIve a total of
$ ,30 In prize amid $100 ! specIal prIzes
have been donated by local business men.
O'X'I uud ' 1'01 to liv't
Fred O'Nei , time lghtweIght boxer , has
challenged n. I. Toll . lightweIght champion
wrester of Omaha , for a wrestlIng malch ,
catch-u.e.tch-cJn. thrle falls out of five , for
$50 n side Ind the gate receipts. The match
will take place at lime Metropolitan ! bal next
Saturday eveniimg Alglst 10.
uu' n AI IY l.nJIULS I : COX"I U.
(0 to I.OhIiMViiIPtOiZiJe n'n.I ) ' ror
the Xn tolnl iineimimii.mmueut .
CINCINNATI . AuS 3.-General Thoma O.
I.awler , commaller.ln.ehlef of the Grand
Army oC the Republic , and members of hIs
staff . arrived from Chicago today and were
escorted from the depot to the Grand hotel
by the Sons of Veterans . . Later Gener41
Lwler and Genlral W. E. Bundy com-
mander.ll.chle of the Sons of Veterans , and
staff went to Hamilton to attend the outing
outng
of the Sons of Veterans. Tomorrow Ohio
posts entertaIn General Lawler. On Monday
he goes to l.ouIM\'It ta confer \ \ ) ItI the
general council au the arrangements of the
national encampment Tonight Generals
Lwler anAl 1undy will be tendered a public
rt'ppton at Odd ) I elowa auditorium . Iublc
lmllr Ney JllnnJemcnt.
ChESTER , Pa. . Aug. 3.-Tbe anmmounc. .
ment I. made tbd the Eureka Cut Steel
company whIch made an aslgnmeat several
mouths ago Is to start up under a new
macmagenient
SEVEN RUNS IN TIE SEVENTH
Jacksonville Mke UBe of tbe , Verities and
Lucky Numbers.
BALSZ kNOCKED OUT IN TillS INNING I
-
U"I'c'r 11 I I. . . " 1"111 " ' iii.im the
Cu mist roiit' . Clun . , ' . hnt ( : . .hl ,
" .I n..r ( rout the i
. . . ' 'rrlhh' ( ' tll.III"I1 '
Jaeklon\'II ! 21 : : Denver 22.
HoclcConl , 10 : St. Jo..ph. 2.
QUlucy , I : ] es Moines . 4.
Peoria , 4 : 1.lnloll , 2. i
IIUlhurl. Gj Cle\clll. I.
Brooklyn , id : New York 3.
Balimore , 1 : Vtuu1imingtoti . O.
loullll 7 : ( Ineluul t O.
( 'hlcu o , I t ; Ht. LouIs , O.
BOlton , 9 ; PhlallelJlhlu , 6.
Grn,1 , Hl\hll 9) Ih.trul. 6.
: lnlla\oll. 8. : hans IR City. 7.
St. l'numi 21 ; Milwaukee , 11.
JACKSONVILLE. Ill. , itag. 3.-SIclal (
Telegram.-The ) game today was one that
made the fans ho\\ I. I looked as though the
home team was downed . for at the eli oC sew-
elth Inning the score stool 21 to 16 In favor
oC Denver when Jacksonville got a lucky
batting streak and every bal that Balsz sent
across the plate was lined out oC the reach
of the fellers until seven more men had
crossed the rubber and the game was won.
I was nearly 7 o'clock when the game was
ende . Score :
JACKSON\'II.T.E.
AU. it. 113. I'O. A. B.
C"rutherR , 1b. . . . . . l 3 2 12 0 1
DevellY , as. . . . . . . 7 4 G l 1 0 2 i
7lls. rr. . . . . . . . . . r 4 4 0 0 0
1gan , 1..7 4 1 : 3 1
1olnely. : h. . . . . . I i ; : 2 2 2 :
Parker , 2h..7 1 1 0 1 0 i
Belt . If. . . . . . . . . . . 6 2 2 4 - 3 2
Hoover c.:1 : m 2 1 r 1 0
Swartz , P. , . . . . . . . 6 0 0 0 4 1
- - - - - -
'l'otals . . . . . . DBNYIm. . . . ! l 23 18 2 I 10
AB. H. 111. P0. A. E.
Sharer , If. . . . . . . . r 2 1 2 0 1
Ulrich , 3h. . . . . . . . 7 3 0 1 0 1
Slagle . m. . . . . . . . 7 .1 : 1 0 U
hiutcimitison . 2h. . . . . 6 : 2 0 :1 : 4
lutlhllROI. I.He , . . . . . . . . . . I 2 1 9 0 1
I.ohmln. c. . . . . . . . : 2 1 0 0
Ink,11 , . . . . . . . . . r 0 2 1 0 1
Mies , ti3. . . . . . . . . t i 2 1 2 2 1 3
Balsz , I. . . . . . . . . . r : : 2 0 2
1lan. 1. . . . . . . . . 1 (3 ( 0 ,0 1 0
'otaIR . . . . . . . . . 2 15 ' . 1 :
Jaclcsoumhile . . . . 0 8 0 1 0 2 5 7 C-21
aclesol\le . . . . . . . .4 U 6 : 3 I 1 0 1-22
'wo-baso hIts : Deveney (2) ( ) . 7els ( ) .
Shaler , Lehman. . Three-hae hilts : De-
Veney Lehman Double plays : Egan to
Ince : Egan to Curuthers. Wild pitch : lialex.
Umll e : Mr. lIakeIi.
luCK LOSES A HOP ONE.
l'flOitIA . Ill. , Aug. 3.-S'pectal ( Telegram. )
-Peoria won from Lincoln today In a close
all interesting game , whIch wns only dc-
cllel , In the last hilling . Score :
Peorh . . . . . . . . 001001002-4
I.lleoln . . . . . . . 000000110-2
Hll : Peoria , 6 : LIncoln , 4. Errors : ltorla.
.1 1 : I.lncoll. 2. Earned runs : Peoria , 2. 'l'wo'
linac hit : Huuch. Stolen btwes : 1.'lytn. Hailer -
ler , Bennett , Kennedy Ebright. Sacrilce
hit : Franels. Douhlo play : ii ulhivan . un-
slsted. Bnses on balls : or Klmmercr , 6.
Stnlck out : B ) ' Roach 7. Bnterle8 : Honch
anti hugdale : Klmmerer antI Speer. 'lme :
One hour and thlrt.nve Ilnut s. Umpire ;
MI' Stout
SAINTS CUT LITTLE IIG1I .
HOCKI.'OHD III. . Aug. 3.-Spcclal ( 'ele-
graimm.-St. ) Joseph could 110 nothing wih
Iohan's pitching and Hoclcfor had an easy
thing of It. Score :
HOLkrorl . . . . . . 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 2 410
St. Joseph . . . . . . 000100010-2
Hll : Hocldorl , H : St. Joseph : Error :
Hoekford. 1 ; St. Joseph 6. Eariii'tl rna :
1oclcforti 5. 'wo-bas 1iits { : Klng , OrIlilmi.
'i'hree-base his : I.tret Trimhmy. . Stolen
baces : 'lsner Parrot 1.'lahert , Kin !
( irilihu. Bures 01 baIls : Oft Stultz , : : off
Iohap 1. Struck out : By Stuitz . 1)olao
DolaM ; by Dalan McCarthy , Jones Katz. .
Left on buses : Itocklord 6 : St. Joseph 4.
lalterlcR : Unlerw od and Klng : KatZ"1
111 Jonea. ' 'lm : One hour antI tfy 111-
utes. Umpires : lnterwood and Johnson i .
QUINCY WON BY BATTING.
QUINCY 11. Aug. -Speclal ( Tele-
grum.-Qulncy ) won today's game by hard
hittiuug. Damon vaa knocked out of the
hltn In three Innings. deere :
Quincy . . . . . . - 0 : : 0 2 0 1 o-l
Des Moines . . . . . . U 0 0 0 2 1 U 1 0- 4
His : Quincy , 16 : DeR Moines J t. Earned
runs : Quincy 4 : Des Molnes. A. Two-base i
hits : White 'I'ralev. McFarlan 'Ihtee- :
base hits : Selsle , McCormick , MeFuriand
(2) ( ) . Blse on bails : Off lcOreoVe . 1 : arc
Dllon. 4 : oft Holmes 3 , Struck out : B
McOreove 4 : by n.110n , 1 ; hHolmeH , Ul
Errors : Quincy 4 : DR , Moines 6. Bateries :
JlcOroevcy and Botull : lamotj. 1olme. '
ant ( McFarland. Plume : Two hours all lIve ,
mlnutp Umpire : Burns.
STANDING 01 TilE ' AIS.
Played. \\'on. Lost 1'.Ct.
Peoria . . . . . . . . Playel. . 5) ' 21 61.9
Lincoln . . . . . . . . 7t : 45 30 G0.5
Dc Moines . . . . . 77 43 31 55.8
Denvel' > . . . . . . . . 7 7 40 :7 619
Quincy . . . . . . . . 7 19 88 : 60.6
Hockford . . . . . . . 77 ; H 43 4t.2
Jacksonville . . . . . 7 ! 2) ) . 49 37.2
St. Joseph . . . . . _ 7 27 G : ; .1
Gamls today : Denver lt Jncks'nvlle ;
1.lnooln at lolln : Do Moines at Quincy ;
St. Joseph at Hoekford.
( . \ llES ( H' 'I'IIIi X.\'I'IOXAI. JlLtGIE.
l'ittsimirmr . " Vi . I" Again r"OI Cievclu n.1
hy Only " One Ilium.
PITTSBUI1G. Aug. 3.-'rhe Pltsburgs and
CleveullR : played another great guune
which aboundc,1 In brlalt foI lng. Both
Hawley and Cuppy pitched magnlI.tent
. itiade In the
bal. The winnIng run was male
eIghth , on Stenzel' two.bagger , Ierbauer's
saerllel hIt and CrMs' high t to UurleU.
Attendammce , 4,0. Score : )
Pittsburg . . . . . . 0 2 0 0 0 0 2 1 . - 5
PltsburA
Cleveland . . . . . .U 1 0 1 0 0 2 0 ( 1
hits : pltsbur/ ; Clevellnll , 8. Errors :
Pittstmurg . 2 : Clevelalll , 2. Earned runs :
Ilts ulA. 2 ; Ciovehamul 2. Two-base hits :
SmIth 1leKeln. Sacrleo hits : Blarbauer
(2) ( ) , C. G. ' 11 beau. Stolen bases : Cross
O'Connol' , MeGarr. Double
Chlls , Iiimrkett , :1 10 a 1'
plays : Blorhauer to Beckley : CUppy to
11IYs to O'onnor. Bases nn balls : Smith
Chids
Nlies. Struck out : Smith hiurkctt , /Jmnmer.
Passed bails : Mermltt. Batteries : lhwle ) '
anU Merrit : Ctippv timid Zimnmtmer. Time :
One hour and fifty mnInute. Umpire :
0' Day.
M'MAIION GETS IN TILE GA1E.
DA LTI10J , Aug. -clahon l.itchlel
his first game this season for the OrIoles
anti better plchlnJ was never seen In
Buitimore. lie Itinioro's only run was scored
on Gleason'a lilt nli Abbey's CumbIe of
Brolle's clean single to center. Attend-
lUl' 7,30 Score : .
Baltimore . . . . . 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 ' -1
\\'ashlllton . . . . U 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
hits : Baltimore , 9 ; \'aRhlngton. 6. Errors -
rors : Washington , 1. ' 'wo-bas hit : Sd-
bach Stolen bases : Gllalon , McGraw.
Double plays : . .Iocto Crooks to Cart-
wright : Bhlebecl to Cartwright : Jennln/J
to Carey. First base on bals"f ; l lahon ,
1 : ort Ander80n , 2. lilt bv plchur : By
Anderson. : ; by : MeMaimon 1 Struck olt :
I ) ' lclahon , U' . Batteries : : lclahon and
Robinson : Anderson and lcGulre. TIme ;
Two . hours anti fifteen minutes. Umplre6 :
Keefe and Hunt.
JOl'E' IEEKIN BASH.\ USED PI.
NEW YORK , Aug. : -'ho 1roo\ly"s at
Fa ton park today . convinced Meeltln 1\ the
Irst inning that his arm Is not yet Iii the
proper Rhapt' German then went In to
pich , but was hit hard , whie time GIant
PlaYed IIOorly. Score :
New York . . . . . 0 : 1 0 0 0 0 0 0- :
Btooklyn . . . . . . : 0 6 1 0 3 0 013
Hits : New Y.rk , 7 : Ijrooklymm . 10. Errors :
New York , 6 : Brooklyn . 2 , Jal'ne,1 : run :
New York 3' Brooklyn 9. FIrst base by
el'rort : New . 'oe4c . : lroolI'n : 2. l.c on
bases : New York. . : Brooklyn 9. U1s
on bails : Off German , 1 : ofT kenned " . I.
Struck out : By German , 2 : 1) ' KennedY 2.
I tommie run : Anderson. Three.base hits ! :
10mr : . Farrell. Tm 'learwu ) ' . T"o.base
hits : Grlln , Sehoch Daly . Sacrifice hit :
l4cimochm Stolen bases : : talord , Shimmdie .
Dil ) ' . Double play : Sehoch to Lnchmance.
Hit by pltche' bal : Shindle. Batteries :
Meekio Gcrmn ali Farrell : Keloly ) amid
Dailey. Umpires : \\'llon , Grim an,1 Burn-
ham ) 'lme : Two hours und nlneteel min-
utes. Attendance. 13,0.
COLONEI.S SWAMP TIE nEDS.
1.0UHH'I.I.1 , Auj. -The Reds were
given n coat or whitewash today being
ublo only to get five hits \V'yimluig. . The
Colonels hit Hhtle ! hlrd In the Ilt three
innings. Attendance. 2.GO. Score :
Louisville . . . . . . 4 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 7
CincinnatI . . . . . 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ( 0
hits : I.oulsvl" , 12 : 'Incinnat G. Er-
rors : I.oulsvle. 1 : CincInnati. 1. Earned
rU'I : l.oul.\II. : First base on errors :
LouIsville. 3 : CincinnatI J. Left on basel :
LouIsvIlle. lj Clnrlnnnt. ( 7. First bllu oil
balls : Oft \ e'hlnl. 2 : off Jllnes , 2. Struck
out : By'eyhilg. . 2 : hy J h II 0. J. Three-
base his : Clarke. Twobue hits : O'Urln
Vaughn (2) ( ) , Col lS , Stolen bass : Shugarj !
(2) ( , GetlnKer WrIght. Double pll'a : Smith
to 1'wlnJ : : Smih to lePhle to EwIng : I
Valshn to twlnl : : Woyhlng to Sbulllt 10 j
- .
Spies. Wlhllrhl ) \ i. . ihiltmeiu . l'assetl hal :
Vaughn . hlatterie'mu : \ yhln nail WIrllr :
Ihlne ! and , \ 'atighmti. 1Iplf' ' yhln/ ; Je\'ne. TIle ,
Two hours Rnd nf n minutes .
. . STIVJTTI : 1511) WI' I.T. .
B ( 'N. Amid. 3Jick . Slvell WI very
effective totlay nl' [ ill for criers would
have kept thl rUI'.1t'Wu. Cross was th , '
only man who coufti . ' f\1 to advantage for
Ihltlephla , : , Scor !
Ic tel . . . . . . . . 0 1 . 4 : 1 0 0 0 ' -9
1/la.telphl ! . . . . .1/.2 0 1 0 J 0 0 !
tilts : Boston . S ; l'lltlell'hla / , 9. Errors :
no tel , 4 : II..IIW : . * , . 1. arne.1 l . ruins :
Boston , 3 : Ihlalpl , ltlr 2. 'wo.h"e hits :
'homll ou. 10le ' 'n : lrl ) ' . I.owl.
Stolen haues : lianilitun , Nnhi [ ' '
Stolln 111"el Hamilon ' 1lcarlh ) ,
LCII Dtmrfv. I.'h'st b.as . . emi n'hl Is ; Off ll'-
(1111. i : off hl'am , I ; off Hl\lt . I. Slcrlll' OI : " '
hits : ' 'lcker. HIII ) ' VfHvets ( , Struck out :
Ban nOl. 't'imompson. DOlhlo plo's : Hell ) '
to Illman to Bo'le ; Banlol to Nash
I'asetI . hal : Gratiy. . flatteries : Stivetts
010(1) St\l't
111 Ollzel : 1lcO . 1ear anti ( lr.itiy. ,
Time : 'wo immure anti t\'t' Illute . Urn-
' lure : 1':11,11' . Atelllllr ( 6.0. 11-
AND ANSO DIDX"I II.\Y.
( lll'AIO. Aug. -Only two oC the
Drowns reached , third t'ta . anti both wce
caught , miupning amid .111 ) timer , . , on sharp
tlrowR : hy Kittretlge. 11tehhln was at his
het , :1\owln : hut four alrgleJ off hlR , tip-
livery . Ila batting was : 11so Hatl ; ) ' and
scored ! two runs . KIssinger was Imocke.1
out or time lix In the third . Quinn retirlnt .
at the saute tme bocallo oC a II ulsel arm
elusl,1 hy n Illchlthll. \ $ teart'4 lih1-
In/ was superb. Atellalce , 8.J O. Scare :
Chlcalo . . . . . . . .0 0 I 1 0 0 ) 0 1 . - G
St Louis . . . . . . 000000000-0
hits : Chicago . 12 ' St. Louis . 4 . 1.rrrl : :
Chicago , 2 : St. I.cmufs ( ,2 , 1'llrnet : runl : Clii-
eago . I. ' 'wo-hlse hlR : W'ilnmot , Iiutchlsomi.
'hree-base hilts : Lange , HYnn. Stnlll
h:1S"S : : 13ro'n. Double lihtLys : Pletz to Ely :
Pletz ( unl8I.tll ) : Vahlon to Stewart to
lecker. Struck out : B } ' Kssinger ! I ; by !
limitehlson . 1 : hmy Imreitenstelmm . I. BaleR on
halls : Oft llreIte'nMtelui , 2 : of Itutritisoim . 4 .
lilt wIth ball ' Qtmlnn n"t ? rlla : 1utchlson
tutu Kith edge : Klslnger , Brellnsteln anti .
? , tiIior. 'flmp : One hour and tf ) . mllute !
Umllre : McDonald.
STANDING OF TILE : TEAMS .
'
Plael , \\'on. Lost. P.Ct
Cleveland . . . . . . . . 31 } 1'1 53 6) . ' ;
Cle\lanl Pltghur . . . . . . . 8t r ' ) : \ 59.5
Baltimore . . . . . . 7K "I , 3J m.o
Chicago . . . . . . . 89 r : J m.2
Boston . . . . . . . . .79 41 : \ 55.7
Brookl'l . . . . . . . 8 4 : : ' ; r. .o
Cincinnati . . . . . . 82 45 37 1,19
Phlalelphla ! . . . . . 89 43 37 53.8
New York . . . . . . ! ) 4t 39 Gl,3
\\'ashlngton . . . . . .71 21 : 48 : ; . \
SI. Luis . . . . . . iS 28 57 32.9
LouisvIlle . . . . . . . 79 20 19 2.3
( lames tOllay : 10uls\le at CIncinnati : St.
Louis at Chicago .
' ' > \VI'S'I'NU ' : , . \ U ITE.
SCOUg ! Ol 1' ' II \ : lg.\G (
llllenlloJH S"t - J11,1. : ( 'I tlitiek
.
. . . .
tn S..ol.1 1.1" . .
MINNEAPOLIS Aug. -Hard hItting
and sharp teltlng , together with costly errors -
rols by the vIsitors at critical times , gave
tIme game to tim h010 team today. Score :
"lnleapoll . . . . 0 :1 1 1 1 0 1 0 0- S
Kansas Clt ) ' . . . . 3,0 t 5 00100-7
hIts : " ihlmim'apohis 16i Kansas CIty. 13.
Errors : "llleaol t : Kansas City , 6.
Ilatteries Bergen. : FI3ZCI' ( nt \'lIsoii : hastIngs Ill
BerJen.
S'f J'iUfi , Aug. 3.-Score :
St. Pa11 . . . . . . .4 ' 3 1 r G 4 0 0 1-21 1
lUwallceo . . . . .O. ; 2 0 2 4 0 I u-l
hits : St. Paul , 26 : MIlwaukee . 17. Errors :
St P'lll ' , 4 : MIlwaukee , 7. Batteries : Pepper
and . , Boyle : Hel"e , ' . Nicol , Bohln und
Weaver. . 4
DETROIT , \ug. 3.-coro :
Detroit . . . . . . 0 ( t1 1 0 I 0 2 0 2 06
Grn,1 ; Rapids . . . I t. 0 0 3 2 0 0 . - !
Hits : Detroit 8 : Gratitl Rapids , Iti. Errors :
Detroit . 3. Datel s ! (2ayle : . and ' 'IIrlhum ;
Stafford all Carnpbchl :
INDI'\NAlOI.IS. 'uk. 3.-IndIanapohis.
Terre Haute game II tponet : rulim .
STANDXG Qr : 'hiltE 'gAIS.
1liiye1. : . Won. 1ost. " .Ct
Int1lanapohi . . . . . .79 48 : I ( ' 0.5
In.tanapolf
Kunas C.ty . . . . .I' . ' ! I 43 ; 2 6).0
St. Paul . . . . . . . . ' 81' . .19 3 : GO.S
St
Mitwitulcee . . . . . .81. , t H : : r.6
Minneapolis . . . . . \1'9 , : 40 39 W.G
llnneapola1'9 . . . . . . , ( ; : 40 48,7
Terre haute . . . . 'St 2 l2 3..8
Grand InpllR . . . .Si " ; 2 57 32.1
Gaines today iuTilvaukee at Minneapoils
Gamet totay : ll\vaukee : lnleapols :
Kansas City at St Patti : Indianapolis at
Grand ItaimIdsDetroit.a : , I Terre Huute.
II" Itoirki' - 'I ' 'I..I I.uel.
CBD.\H Hourl..n . . , ' Aug.Spcclal (
Teierarn.-Scere ted y
Ihqrlhmmgton . . . . . b0 3 0 0 2 1 1 . - 7
Cedar Haplds . . . . .0 00 0 0 0 0 1 4- S
His : .Burlng\5n" 811' ; Cel u HapldR. 10.
Errors : lurltnKton , 2 : . Coder ' Hapll , G.
flatteries : Walsh amId Lynch : Brush alt
Fear. .
- .
COltNlILb CRi5V AIUU\'gS lIOMlO.
10) ' . SU ) ' ' 1'Ii' ) . , \'rC Nol 'l'r.'miteil . " 'el
on the Other SId .
NEW YORK , Aug. 3.-The Cornell uni-
versity boat crew arrived today by the
American line ! teams llp St. Louis , from
Southampton.
The crew generally feel thaI they were
not treated any too wel cn the other side
and express considerable dIssatisfactIon with
what they term the unjust criticism of the
British IlreS3.
Captain Freeborn sol : "We were wel
treated by tIme college repreentat\es and
the general publc on the other sIde , but
were unmel'clfUly crilcised by time nows-
pJpers. All sorts of comment was made on
our style of rowing and the training of our
crow. \Ve had al enjoyable time , however ,
and hope to h.\'e an opportunity of again
competing with the collage . oarsmen on the
other side. . O
Thomas Bali , one oC the crew , sahl : "After
tIm race wo pent five days In London and
five In Pdrh. A number of the boys took
more extended trIps. It seems to me that
this climate had a good deal 10 do with our
deCeat. \\'e should rather have raced Immediately -
arrIval ' sIx
mediately on our 01' spend
mouths there before star . In/ - In a race. "
SAYS TIN ' .VliIi.t'1' Cult ) " IS SJOI' '
Iod"r' Miller Hthuuh' tilt- Yield
Us Lighter 'n.nl for Y"I" " .
KANSAS CITY . Aug , 3.-The Modern : i-
IeI In this week's Issue wIll print the folow-
lug crop summary : From all quarters re-
ports continue to come . showing that the
wheat yield will bo lighter than for several
years. We estmnte that about 10 per cent
of the wInter wheat harvest wilt be rejected -
jectell by millers aa unfit for their use. Many
reports frol Illinois , Kansas , Indiana and
MIchIgan indIcate that previous e tm.tes
have been overdrawn. . Time condition oC corn
has not ad\'anced. About half a dozen countIes "
tIes In Nebraska and an equal number I
Kansas along the borders of those states re-
port Irreparable damage from drouth. Rain
has abated the ravages of drouth In central
Kansas In the "eatern corn belt and also
In the central states more favorable wotler
will be needed for the next thirty days. The
oats harvest . I considdrabiy better Ulan ex-
pected. _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ _
I\ \M Ul' Ills SON AS A IJJ JOiI
III.I.er I'ou'ers , 'Il Not Assist Ills
I'rofiigutp . ( n' , , 'III.
NEW YORK , Aug ? . -A special from
I
Rochester says : W. Powers , the
ft
banker , wIll not aid il.ion. Wiiam Craig
Powers , who has been stied In Lndon for
breach of promise j The father long ago
gave up asSIsting his 'on. In lSn young
Powers married Dolt' lorgan , an employe
of Powers ' art galery , 1 Mr. Powers , ar ,
would not recognize they marrilge amid re-
fused to receIve this 3hmyhter In the famnlly .
ACter livIng together' snort tmo young
Powers deserled his wt anti tried to get a
divorce tram her. Ijmthis ho was not suc-
11
ceuful. 'hen he went ! lo South Jaleota to
establish his resldoncl"And brought the
acton thcre. n turned up two years ago
In Japan. Mr. l'owi'mr. ! , has received a
letter from his Bon 'h' ParIs ( In which the
latter says nothing 0' II recent escapade .
. , - . .
I.niiiichied 1 lliiiiijuij,5 Is 1.11. " Sti'siuiuer.
CLfa'EI"AND , 0 , : \im. 3.-The new
r\I/
steamer Yato was 1 1fi l at the rard of
time < Iavelall Ship Building compUY tOday
In , the presence of a bIg crowd of people
Sha Is the largest boat ever built at thIs
port and wIll undoubtedly be the best
equipped freighter an time great . lakes. She
Is ownld b ) Hobert R.- n110dls , and others
of thIs Il ) She Is 36 ! feet over all , forty-
five feet beam twentyelght feet deep , can-
atructe,1 ot open hearth steel throughout.
She will carry about 4,200 tons oC Iron are
on a mn'an draught of fifteen feet , or aooo
net tons on a draught of sixteen feet.
. _
C - - -
Copper 3iIn'rs Get 1 nnl"e ,
ln.AUKIm , Aug. 2.-A special from
Houghton , Mich , says the employes of the
FranklIn copper amine have had their \agrs
restored to the figures prevailIng before the
iantc I ot 1803. A general cut wu then 13do
In 11 yiags I 18 thought the exnlle oC
the I"rankln will be aleedlY ColQ\ec by
eight other mines now producing. a the
tOpper maket Is now very favorable to flit
mlne : and with excellent prospecls for sev.
eral "eu , ' prosperl )
WAHOO \ \ WON \ . TiE TIUD ) CAIE
University Oub Boys Contest Beaten in the Closing
WORK I 1r THE VISITORS VERY GOOD
( ' , . ,1 , ' " 11'hln& I 1111" ' < 1 l'p . h ) ' ! llh'I'
.
.1.1 1.JII& 1'1' ' ' m'tl , .1' . . ' 1 , , t'It for
I lit' IJrllh' I ( ) muiu . & - ! . . . , "
itt 01 her A mimic Idle ' 1" ' ' .
The IhlrJ gale between the ln'ersltes
1111 the Waimoas plaell al University park
yesterday afternoon , was .a goct comp.nlon
Piece for the two preceding games. 'l'o be sure
the Wahoos won. but that was not becnlse
the gJle was not well 1)ls'ed. ) but because
time erudite disciples of the ltmond were a
trifle canary In theIr work at aUI or two
criical juncluro , anti because time boys
from the 18\1 of hay reed and moss put
UI ) 8n article of the great natIonal sport
that defied dcfeat They were all on their
metlo wih a vengeance and determIned In
a measure to get oven for time defeats of
Thursday and Friday. Anti they did It , and
nol.dlh8landlng limit Iobln on , one of thrl
very best amteur pItchers In time country
vas on the slab for the college boys. lie
put UI a gilt-edged game but was not
supported ProPerly at critical tiii1Os. For
the visItors , Cook pitched equally we\ , so
far ae the batting was concerned. lie hs
fine control of time bali and pitched with
JUdgment all througl the game. While
Ccok's pitching was beautiful . the work of
all his co.pntners was oC the fnesl desrlp -
tiomi . and the vIctory they won was as clean
cut as I silhouette. Score :
lNVImSIT .
An. n. 1311. Sli. 513. P0. A. E.
Clellh , c. . . 4 0 HI. 0 0 3 1 0
ilittlnger . rf. . 3 1 0 0 1 0 0 0
Abhott . ! b. . 1 0 2 0 0 10 0 0
lcAulte , 2b. . 4 1 1 0 0 0 1 2
4cKII'e ) ' . 3b 3 0 0 0 0 : 4 1
BIYes , c. . . . 4 . 0 1 0 0 9 2 0
.
Jeilomi ! . m. . . : : I I ) 0 0 0 2 U ) 0
Lawler , It. . . 4 ( ( ( 0 0 0 ( ( 0
. ltobimisoii . / I . 2 0 . 1 0 1 0 2 1
- - - - - - - -
Total . . : t : 6 0 2 27 10 4
WAHOO. .
AB. H Bt SIo SD. P0 A. E.
IlaIlc. . . . . 5 n 2 0 0 9 4 0
Ierr ) ' , SR. . . 4 0 0 0 0 0 : 0
nlynolds. 2b. . 4 ( ( 0 0 0 - 0 0
JCcment , 11. a : ( 0 0 0 10 0 0
Amstl ! , rf.\ . 2 : 0 0 0 I 0 1
I.'etl If.'I . . . 1 ( u 0 0 0 1
I-walt. 1.:1 : m ( ) 0 0 ,0 1 0 0
Cook , p. . . . . 4 1 1 0 1 1 6 0
Bennett , : b. . 4 1 1 0 0 2 1 0
- - - - - - - -
Total . . :1 G 6 0 1 2 I 2
iJnivemsity . . . . . . 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0- 2
I
\Vchoo . . . . . . . 000010400-5
Three-base ; hit : hull . 1 UtlSe on balls :
Off : Cool . 2. lIlt by pitcher : By Itohinson
1 Struck out : By ) Hohlnson , IU : by Cook
4. Passed balls : By Bali , 2. Time : One
hour anti thirty minutes. Umpire : S. G.
V. Griswold . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ -
O'IIIJI ( aH ) ) iilA'1'1h1Jht ( " J S.
- .
Y. 31. C. . \ . ' , Unuhh' ( lie Ituii . II" " '
by thn O. n. e. ' " .
The Y. M. C. A.s and Omaha Business
college teals Illuyell a good game nt Y. :1
C , A. park yesterday afcrnon , with the
following lesult :
Y. i'd. ' C. A.
All I 1111 SUe sn. roe A. E
.J Traii . ss. . 6 : 3 0 0 a : 2 0
SalIsbury . lb. 4 0 1 0 0 9 I 0
1.lurleb. . . . I 0 1 0 0 : 3 0
I ) . Trail . ( . 1 1 1 0 0 S 0 0
1"nnl hlus'r.11 I 1 : 0 ( 1 0 1
Young If. . . . o 1 0 0 0 2 0 0
Eleston , Sb G 2 1 0 1 1 0 0
! !
loaglnd : , rC. - : : i 2 0 1 0 0 0
S"rllllte , p. I , 1 G 1 0 0 0 10 0
- - - - - - - -
- , Total . . : 42 16 12 ( ) 2 27 20 1
OMAHA . BUSINESS CO.Ll GE.
AD. n DII. 511. Sl3. roe A. E.
Mahoney as . 3 1 1 0 2 1 3 1
Foloy. 3h. . . I 0 0 I : - 1 2
\Voodlb. . . . 3 1 0 0 2 7 0 2
Somers m. . . - 0 2 0 1 2 0 0
Frlcl" , II' . . . . G 1 1 0 0 0 2 1
Calahan. b. : i 2 0 0 0 2 2 2
Stein rf. . . . I 0 1 1 0 2 0 0
Helwll c. . . : 0 0 0 0 7 2 2
WhiIng , p. . 4 1 : 0 1 2 6 0
- - - - - - - -
Total . . . 31 6 8 0 8 27 16 JO
Earned runs : y : I. C. A , 4 : Omaha BusIness -
laces college . 1. 'wo-baMe hits : J. Trail
( I. ) D. Tri ! ( ( ) . 'l'wo-haJI hits : J. 'rfl 'rl
( ( ) . Base on balls : Off Sprlnglte , G ; ofT
Whiting , 2 ; ofT Frick 6. Struck out : 133'
Springate I : : by Whiting . I : by I'rlck , )
Iasspd balls . ' 'ral , 2 : lelwl , 2. ' 'hmne :
!
One lour and forty-live mlnltes , Umpire :
Mr. 1)orcas.
SCHUY.I.n Neb. , Aug. -Sppdal ( Tele-
gramim.-Scimmmyjor ) ! won Crom All ington tothay .
Score In a : game poorl Played A111ton mtidea.
Schu'ler . . . . . . . : 6 2 2 1 G 0 I . -22
Arlington . . . . . 300022000-7
galled runs : SChllpI' . 17 ; Arlington . 1.
Two-base hilts S ) 10. ' ' /
- his : hller , 'lhl'le-hat
his : Schulll. 1. Double play : \V. I.'uilne.
to Stewart to Palmel' Bases on bulls : Off
Kimmel , I ; off llphalt ( , 1. Struck - out :
I ) Klmmell . 2 : hy Unl.hnll. 2. Bateries ;
Kimmel anti Palmer ; Ulllhunt and Ends
TIme : Two hauls antI twenty lmi.nutes. Ur-
)
pll : H. Unphant.
SIJ-I.BY. Neh. . Au/ 3.-Speclal ( Toll-
grtimn.-lleilwood ) ' '
rul.-Hclwood was unsucclsaCl1 today
In their attempt to deCeat Shel y's new
haMA bal climb. The Coatu'f of the game wa
the agllr with which the hOlt bat r ) ' ,
KlerCner amid Cerbett . struck out twelve
macmm. Score :
Shelby . . . . . . . 1 0 1 5 0 2 0 1 . -10
Delwooll . . . . . .0 1 0 I 0 2 0 0 0 03
CHADHON , Neh. , . . ' .
Alg. 3.-Spocimml ( 'rehi.
gm'auim.-Chatlron ) clearly tclassed b '
! 1m.-Chalron was c(1Iy ( oltclasted by
the Fort Nlohrar hase hal climb today , us
the score wi chow : I.'or Niobrarim . 13 ;
Challron , 1. Botel'lel : 1"01 Nlobrama .
Drcltwelspr and Felcall ; Chalron , WII.
Chalron1.
lals and O'llnlol. lls : Fort Niobrara .
6 ; Chalrol , 1. TIme Hell 1011 , of the cmi-
tire Chadron club . outside of tIme battery ,
was enough to make one shudder , witlie
the solIP" , were craeccrJacld. ) Wlllfs whie
struck out tel muon 'rho same teams play
toniorrow The featm't o the game was
time hater ) ' work on hath sides .
IANDOI.PH. Neb" , Au ! -Spoclal ( 'ee- !
gram-A ) return game between Iiarthmigton
Hartnlton
al,1 , Haldolll ! sms pla'I,1 , here today . re-
Rlltng In ra YOI oC Hamlolllh by n hCo e of
G to S. I waR ( \Ule \ a sociable game . yet
was rather exciting at tlrne. flatteries :
tmeq. Baterle.
Hurtnglon , Davenport and 7lnel , ; Itan-
dulph Iartrllse , and Carrohi . Umpire :
Baird. Abut tort ) ' Hartngton Calrol. sports
came over . drl\ln , hack tonight.
I.OUI8VIJ.g , ? . . Au ! -Speclal ( Tel-
ogram.-Today ) the Ioullvln hal cluh
Ccometl Its eighth victory 11 time Cuss COlnt
league defeatIng the 1alleys by a core )
19 to . 'fho home team Jundell Johnson
and lorlzC' all over the flelti . while their
opllonontl could find the hal only for
four safe ommets 'fhe boys quIt playing after
time seventh Innlnl and pelllll ) the Man-
leys to score six unearetl , Iuns , Batteries :
\ \ oed and McNeahy : Johnson , Cogllzer and
1leNeal' Coglzel'
Andrew . ' .
Andrewl Umpire : 'fabor.
KEARNEY Nob. . Aug. 3.-Speclal ( Tcle-
gre mu. ) -Tiie 11 crposhluimers : of LlncoI a
played time I earey team . hero today antI
ware left by a score of J2 to 1. They play
again next week.
UNION , Neh. . Auv . 3.-Splcial.-A ( hot ) .
oontested game of bal wa played here
yesterday between the home learn ali Dun.
ha , ' . I resulted In a score of 12 to 10 In
favor of Dunbar. Batteries : Franz and
Franz ; Cox ant Maxwell . Umplro : Winsor.
TIme : Three hours and twenty minute"
CIiEItOKEi3 , Ia. Aug. -Speclal ( Tel (
ram.-Gherolcee ) ilefeated l.eniars In the
ceCeatel1 Iemnr
decisive bail game of the first serIes rester-
day hy a score of G to 4. I was thu beet
/are ever Played In northwot Iowa anti .
unit of the ( fastest gallS etc record . as , It
r was played , In an hour and twety mlnlte .
Out of twent-four games lmiuyeI Cherokee
has . lost hut tour. Gallagher amid Jackson
wlro In time polutl for I.emors and Ma.tum
blether , for Cherokee.
1)UNI4AI' la. . Aug . 3.-SpCelah-Tlio ( )
BaIrd . Dean & Co. hal team has been
coverlnr itself wih glory the pastI'pel ( .
Last , Vedl'fa ' ) ' It Iet tIme \oo.lhlno .
tn\y : on the hom9 dhlmond and gloriously
anl ;
defeated them. Duslness houses were
closed while time gamne was In progress.
proreli
\lar.1 of the Woodbine te,11 was Imoekld
lMseluSR In atolptng to cooke third base
Score :
\Vooflllna . . . . . . 101100000-3
Baird , Dean & Co. 0 5 1 2 2 4 o o ' -14
ihits : W'nodhlmme , 8 : iMird , Denim & Co. , ii ,
Errors ; \'oothIimme , 10' ilulutI , ieamm & Co. ,
S. rnmi mumis : IIalrd leumi & Co. , 5 ;
V.'Oodliimmt' , I , 'l'wO-frism lilt : Lewis. 'rimret' .
tmat'e hits : Johimitii , Frttmikln , I'emtseml ii.lis :
iimtile , 3Velcii ; , 3Vilmi imiteim : ( leist. Ilass
, Oti imalis : Off Gelst , 3 ; oft ( 'ox. I. lilt liv
iihtt'imer : l'atjerson , ( , eIt Ihitlie. 511 tick
cul : fly Octet. 0 ; by Coy. , Left on hmiises ;
flairti , Dean 4 ( 'n. , 8 ; ' , 'oohimimlta , 12. hat-
tories : litnisp , (1ist mmml llull. ; Wcmodbints
Ccx muimil S'elcim. 'rhine : 'i'wo hours mmiii
thirty flhiflUtes , Urmmpuro ; ielog , ; , , ttttdmtl-
mullet' , p00 ,
lii a hotly conteeteti gtmnie Vritlsy after.
mmoon on tIme iemmison grountla time Bairil ,
Ieati c Co boym won hmammilily i'i it score
of S to 3 , .Tlmn hail's , ( or'.rIy whim time
Wilcox & ' Drapers of Omunimmi , PitCmmi ) for
luumimmp , Ciitmimiiimis of Clilitoui vas iii hit'
hmox for iemmlsoti , limit % vam , peony slIiilrletl
in the lIciti , t4Qoro :
lenison . . . , . . . . . . . . ' .1 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 03
Ilttlm-ui , Dean & Co. I 9 0 0 2 0 0 ' - C'
Ilatterht'mC luiIllitp , I liuIi ntitl 'ood ; lIen-
istimi , ( 'mmmii miii tie amid (1 ri lIla. I ' nmiml to : ( let-
risen. Timmie : Tso hours mind tell nminutes.
1)1:51' : M.tIll 'h'ilIihl.tCINO i'OIhl.
Si I.I ' l'umt ' ' , .
t'iite 'l'liruiiit mit ( lit. lrl , -
lmmi l'uirlc Utitimierm
Only a fair attemt'lammen of Simectttors ; wit-
nesseti time thin iimatinee' of time Omaha
irivtn4 cltmh , at tii limit grounds ycstertlay
uftornoumi 'liii , track was 110mw ) ' from dust
amid timer. , \ . , Lit ; C imitist nmmmmoyimmg dehtl ) ' iii
ietthmig a.tiomi iii neal 13' e'i'r.V ammo of time
eveliti , , oil the arh ,
1i l"ort OmnaImu : eitlhm end thmt' Colored
Bicycle climb were itlieti for thiree I IuPC $ ,
hut were iravmi no tucrotmimi of hmiivluig lulled
to get lermiiissitimt from time l.emugtmo of
Anieric'an Vimeu'iimicmm to emmtt'r time coiitt'stS ,
Neil Iteathimig rutie two unit tulle imomitim
ugmulmist Auhumum 'I'honmp.iomi's Armie , auth oui
without aim effort Iii tlV' : ' anti 1:12'A : , .
l'h& ' l'O'PM W t'r ( ' mill hull mmiii , ' hmcnts amid in
erich imistamico time wlmmmmer hail aim easy timmie
of it . 'lit & ' sum iii mmmiii y
Class No , 1-1:12 : inure or tiot :
hose Ztl , g. iii . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 1 1
l.tmium t'aiiava' , b. mu. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 2 2
l'ettmm1mt , ii. i ; . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 3 3
Timime : 1:14 : , 1:19 : , 1i63. :
Class No. 2-1:25 : pace or trot :
Gray Frank , g. g. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 1 1
hmeil lell , I , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I S 8
hlai't'y , ii g. . . I 4 2 3
Illilim' , li. g. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 2 iir
Jack Illliynrd , hi. g. . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 5 I 4
Neil , Ii. s. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . l o dr
Time : 1:24. : , 1:24 : , l:2.li. : , 1:28 : ,
( 'lass No , 3-1 :15 : puce :
\'hIte Stoekimige , Im. g. . . . . . . . . . . . . . I 1 1
Ilamimioci ; lhtmrn. ii. s. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 2 2
/.t'il , 8. in . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 3 3
'l'imiie : 1:16 : , 1:17. : lI4. :
Clmiss No. 4-1:20 : tiot :
Etiiimto H , b. g. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 1 1
itck , I , . mc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . i 2
( 'hull , , b. g. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : m dr
't'lmmme : 1 :23' : , 1 : IS' , 1 :17. :
( 'lass No. s-colts :
St. Martimi , ii. 8. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 1
Queen 5 , mm. iii. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 2
'h'irne : 130 ; , 1:80' : . , .
'rhi' mmext nmathmit'e of the climb will be lmcltl
omm Saturday , August iT.
31A1)l3 ( 'idi'i'Ohti ) IlAtIN IllS MONIIY ,
ltey iii'l ( 'arrt're'sStumrteI Omit to 'iiu
mmmiii Cimmuit' t'mir loiimt It.
SARATOGA , Aug. 3.-The nttenthance mit
the track was excellent today anti sport
good. Clifford again aserteii hmi mmtmlicri-
orlty by ss'inning time Keurmicy atnices , but
his mimargin was smnahi. It was a great coim-
test iets'een time vestermm crnk amid Ito ) '
dci Carreres , Doritumi lmnvimmg been cratchmod ,
Clifford got off last , Roy dci Carremes Imimig
time Pacemaker , amid so hot was the pace
that hot until the virc sas reaelmetl uiiti
ClifTorti stmow lii trout hmy a imead , 'l'tme
iteeilechase 'Sims full of exeitemnent. 1.lmi-
wood refused at time Liverpool mind Alelie-
inlet was killed at time last hmundit' . This
was 1mm tIme stretch , amiti time horse vent
tiown hike a shot , iironkimig his neck. Jockey
\'eachi , s'ho hmtd tIme manumit , was baiiiy in-
jilted anti hmnth to be Inmiled ( remit tmmulcr time
hore. Smmmrnaries :
i"irst race , five furlongs : flap-a-Tap (5 to
I ) won , ioerfargiiia (7 to 5) ) second , Juek of
Simados ( $3 $ to 5) ) thIn. 'Flint , : 1:01. :
Secoiiti race , mmiii and a fum long : Sara.
gossa ( even ) woim , Lovotimuie (10 ( tii 1) ) see-
citud , 11ev el Samita Anita (4 to 1) ) third ,
'linie : 1:5G' : .
'l'hiird mace , Keitrucy stakes , six fumrhonga :
( 'liftorth ( I to 1) ) won , Ito ) ' iheh Carreres ( I to
1) st'conth , Ileihicos (5 to 1) ) thIn. Tmrne :
1 :2 :
Fourth race , lIve an a half fumrhomigs : La
\'icmta (8 ( to 5) ) % vmn , Itialit Itt ) ) ' ( I to 5) sce.
oiitl , Street Sa'orthuie (20 ( to 1) thin. TIme :
1:09. :
1:09.Ft
Ft fthi race , over short stec'pleeliasa course :
Sa3'omi ( I to 1) ) somm , May Iliossommm (1 to 1) )
eecommd , Btmccltimaius (3 ( to 1) ) thud , 'l'inme :
4:1t1/ : . _ _ _ _ _
fink L'omq'st l"ool.d i1mii All ,
ST. LOUIS , Aug. 3.-A good cmed : and fair
weather nttrmictt'd 4C00 heoie to h'iulr Asso-
clation park today. Track fast. Time talent
scored imomuvily up to time third race , wimomi
Oak F'orost , a 30 to 1 shot , hwnt time Ileiti in
a ronmi , . Iii tiio ( otmrtim race Flora 'l'iinrmmtomi
s'as comisldm'reti mu hula en her past per-
fom'mmiance. She was heavily ldaed at :1 : to
5 , Lmmmt could mitvi'r tmntrachc herself anti
flmitshmctl host by thirty lengths. 'I'ini jtmtigea
called imp thie ovncri4. who ciaimnetl time
horse was poorly rtddumm. If not PuilOtI.
Jockey Turberville , who had tlmo mount , tie-
ciarett that there was mmot a jump In the
nnlrnal , cmi' ! tie coulti do nothing with her ,
'I'hio evemit of time clay w.ma the race between
Tartarinum , Libertine , Prohmasco tuliti Lintin.
Lilertine won etisily , amith the econtI macito ) '
vent to Linda , who beat Tartarian a lemgtlm. :
Sumnmamies :
First race , nix tmmrlongfm , sehing : , Tin , Head
(0 ( to 5) ) von , Frtmimk Farmer (3 ( to 1) ) secoimd ,
Ashlanti (4 ( to 1) ) third. 'l'ime : 1:15 : % .
Second race , purse. five furiomigim : Dare
Dollar (3 ( to 1) ) worm. Kingston (40 ( to 1) ) see-
enth. Iloleima 11db (1 ( to I ) thud. Time : 1.01.
Thiirti race , eiiing. mmmihe ummti a sixteenth :
Oak Forest (30 ( to 1) ) womm , Ohmlcot (10 ( to 1)
seeonih , Blue and W'imite (5 ( to 2) third.
Time : 1:5014. :
F'ourtii race , one mile , purse : Magimet (3
to I ) worm. Amelia May (15 ( to 1) ) aecomid ,
Cicely (15 ( to 1) ) third. TInw : 1:42 : % .
Filth race. seven anti a half furlongs ,
Purse : Libortimie (1 ( to 2) ) won , limimia (9 ( to I )
second , 'riuitmmriamm (2 ( to 1) ) thIrd. 'i'inie : 1:31 : ,
Sixth race , mmmiie antI it ixteeimthi , sehlimig ;
Still Itoss (2 ( to 1) ) won , 'I'iieotlctrt' II (8 to 1) )
socomimi , Moihlehti3to 1) ) thim'd , 'rimno ; 1l8. :
% 'iuiil UI ) sit Ozikli'y.
CINCINNATI , Aumg. 3.-Tlml was the Inst
regular day of tIme Oakley race mmioetimig.
One extra dii ) ' , firemen's hjemiflt , will be
given Momitlay miext. 'l'he nttommdunco ; wait
time largest 01 the mimeetimig , except openhmig
dits' amid Jill ) ' 4. Sumnmnirles : :
1trst race , rturse , fhvtm furlongs : thmtrJorle
( S to 5) won , Eet'mis (10 ( to I ) secomiti , Kitty
11 (5 ( to 1) ) third. 'l'imno : l:02. :
Socomimi race , vtmrse , six futfumtgm : I1lle (3' )
to 1) wOn Swiftly (7 ( to 2) ) secomith , Staffa
(5 tO 1) ) thittl , 'J'immio : 1 :1l3. :
'rhmirtu rare , pmirse. flvti fuimlongs : Squire U
(4 to 1) ) won , Ftismg ( II to 3) ) second , Sidkel
(7 ( to 2) thmlrd. 'lime : 1:02 : ,
Fommrth race , hitmmmtlicap , mile and a quarter -
ter : Voorhiels ( : m to 1) ) womi , Free AtI'icti (7 (
to 2) ) second , IlImme and Gi'ay (9 ( to 10) ) third.
'rime : 2:09 : % .
i"ifth race , purse , six and tm unit furlongs ;
Miss l'erkiumt , ( I to I ) womm , Sister lone (1 ( to
1) ) second , Jenmmlc Mills (3 to 1) ) timirth. 'I'Igmme ;
1:21 : % .
Sixth race , purse , mmihie anti seventy yards :
St. itlaximu (9 ( to 2) ) von. l".t3'tttto hello (50 (
to 1) ) mecond , 1..eo Lake ( S to 1) ) third. 'I'Immme :
1:18. :
1:18.Sevonthm
Sevonthm race , uL' ammtl a halt fmirlongs :
Samita liltumla (12 ( ( 1) 'l'ie Itc'apcr (1 (
to 1) ) secoimd , l'rlmice hmmmpemial (1 ( to 1) ) third.
'I'immio : 1:20. : _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
'J'ahemit ( trimi'lc I t sit liii , ' Iistm'iet.
SAN F'IIANCISCO , Atmg. 3.-Timreo favorItes -
Ites amid three veIl payed seconth choices
su'on today , 'rime feature of thmo day wait
Del Norte's fmist mile cmiii a quarter. Sumim-
mmmiii los :
FIrst race , five antI it hrnhf ( ummiongs ; fly-
nina 2 to 1) won , itlil 1' 120 to 1) second ,
Charles A (7 ( to 5) ) third. 'lImo : i:0 : $ .
Second mare , live furlongs , aching : Tim
MumLlmii ) ' (2 ( to 5) ) won , Nemvoao (4 ( to 1) sec.
end , ( ireemiback , Jr. , (15 ( to 1) ) thIrd. 'rune :
1:01 : % .
ThIrd race , five anti a ImitIf furlongs
handicap , 2''ear.oitlmm : f.tmcrszla Iloigia ( ii
to 5) won , 1iioomtmbumr' (5 ( to 2) necommti , Don
( Sara (7 ( to 2) ) timird. Tlmno : 10Si4.
l"ouirthi race , mile and a quarter , hmnmmdl.
cap : 1)el Norte (2 ( to 1) ) won , Mr. Jlmigic , (2 (
to 1) ) secoumd , Thormmiilii (11 ( to I ) timlrti.
Tunic : 2:07 : ,
FIfth race , omme mile sellIng : Crawlorti
(5 to I ) womm , Bobolink (4 ( to I ) second , he'll
lunger (10 ( to I ) timirth. Timno : 1:13 : ,
Sixth race , mile arth iitmhf , over six hurdles ,
imandkaim : Carmal (4 to I ) woim , Mestor 12 to
1) ) s.cond , 'l'iue Lark (4 to 1) ) third. Time :
2:48. : _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
lmiul li's' JImmy sit \ VimumisomTrni'k. .
DETROIT , Aug. 3.-It wmis indies' in ) ' at
Wintisor track , and 3.000 peopic were lres.
emit , Itunnimig hhimd was time only etmong
favoritp that 'on , limit evers' wlnmmer was
quite Uheraliy hacketh. A ( oiegran , train
Oakley states timmut six bookies , several
lockeys anti over 200 itormeas will leave tlmere
Ttmesdmiy for \'lniJsor. Bmmmommmaricit :
l"Irst race , clx furiommgs : )3umlntm Bird
" 0mm , Helen W'reim Eecozmd , llammbumm thmirtl ,
'l'lmmie : 1:15 : % ,
Second race , four nail a halt tumriongmm :
\\'ung womm , Minnie Cilo second , First
lonl timird , 'l'inie : 0 : . . ,
'rhmirti race , omie mnile : Imp , Sommiersiult
won , Midatar second , tIonto Pcne third
'l'lrne : 1:13. :
Fourth race , nille and a si'cteemith : Folly
won , 'rtusco second , Lester third , 'rlnmo :
j49f. ;
Fl/tIm race , steeniecimase , nimomit two and
a half nmiles : Vicar of W'akeflpltj womm ,
harry Soiltiu second , 'J'omnnlc timlid , Time :
4:01. : _ _ _ _ _ _
, Ju'Jey hiuis * lii' Slim rI i'r A rresteh ,
ICANSAS CITY , Aug. 3.-Jockey Q , Van
Ciimmmp. omie of time crnet riders a. the Ex-
imoaltion mares , a ppeared bofomo JustIce
Spitz title afternoon nail fmia'tmre out mm coma-
v.aimmt agmmitst : 11. B. Ilriwm , , the starter ,
c'hai'ging 1111mm wlthi assault , As limo tommrth
running race ' , tus about to start ycitterultmy
\'uli ( tumnp ( .iIlr'd to get ) imi mnoUmmt 1mm hue
mind Iiroivn slrmmck bun ' 'ihhm a wimip. llrowmi
lied previatishy lineti ' , 'fl Canuim $100 for
IlSOl"flce ! , 1irwfl will bt arralmmmeii Monday
mmoriuin ; . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
itu iii M 0111,4.1 ihiuciuig Lit Ii.yi'1misiui ,
( , ! , ? , ) , Afli ; . 3Itimln thus after.
130mm praveimt.tI time Ilmiiah of time two mmmi-
Immisimeti races of yesterday , The deciding
heats wiil lie trotted Mori'lay , Time 2:25 :
. 'imus3 trottIng zue delarjd PIT.
DEFENDER ! 4E1) ) ALL TIlE \VA'Y \
clot Away Aheati of the ricot muiti Eop
Widening the Gap.
STOOD UP STIFFER THAN TUE VIGILANT
hii'mit time ( liii Ihummil Omit Aiuimmiel
311 mmmi tee on ii' 'I'iuh rI'i'hsree' .i h iii
Ilimmm-l'phumijt't'r 'eVes hiiimi'P
ltssly lii ( lie ht'ur.
CO1'TAGE CiTY , M,3S5 , , Auig. 3-It was
withm a fine breeze that time Now York \'acii
clmmb sqimadroum got ummitlor WO ) ' frommi time hircum.
ton's Reef ilgimtshiip off Newport this mmmorn.
big auth began tmat nortloum of Its cruise
s'iiich WOtlii take it to Cottage CIty. The
big sleeps were wltiiotmt one of timeir yrstor.
tIny's cdmmiptimmy , Jubilee imavimmg tiecitieti mimit ha
m-imee atiti nimpearlmmg Oh time scene with is
'orkimmg topsail , while time others nil hail
dumb topsails set , as eii as lmahiy jib topsails -
sails , Defender was first away , its umsuah ,
with VIgilant secontl anti 'oitmmiteer third.
Frommi time vress boat it hooked as thought
'iglltumit did not cross ummmtll after time iiamitiictsl
gmimm was ilred , anti \'olmmmib.'er s'as cotishtlar.
abiy beimiimd hmar , lefeimticr imiado her start
in exceilemit forni , goimmg oveu' the line qmmhekly- .
Frommi time mnemmlent of startimig 1)efemmder began.
to walk throumghm thmo fleet. It dlii not take
more tlmami half an hour for her to run aimeati
of everything amid take imp a leadIng poitioum.
\'igliammt 'emmt alommg fust , too , hilt the miow
boat In time 'lntiuvtirei otmtfootcd her to mm. uk.
groo timat aroused time emmtlmtmsitusmim of auvlmt
saw her.
\'ighiammt caught time breeze. but could umot
keep umm. It wait also mmoticoil that iefenier
ittootl imp stiffer luau 1giiamit. Time latter
hiaulpti uiom'mi her baby Jib topsail at abommt
12 o'clock. W'itimiui a uitmarter of aim imour ,
imoover , it was decitie.tl to rumi it mmli migaium ,
anti this was tiomme. lefentler ) all this limo
tas widenimmg tiit gap betweemi timommi , VIgl.
haul , vas volI imeatiotl ly lcfeumdor whim thus
new boat passcd tIme Sow amid l'Igs higimtahlp.
flefeittler sns to all tipmt'murances four amiti a half
mmiltmmmtes ahead of Vigilant. Thus being the caat
simo lied gaimmeel two amid a Imalf maimlultes OI
her rval. !
ShE hAl ) MOlthl ViNl ) .
Time imrceze today was stroumgr titan on tim
Sammthy hook occaslomis referred to , antI in
all she ( hltl iefender only made her admnireris
mmioro admmiiring. having l'asoel limo Sow
anti l'igs higiitsimlp the Iheet steered a coumrao
immure to tue mmortims'arti anti Theaded up thin
ithiore , witim this wiutti umow w cli milt time beanu
oil time starboard sitlo , for tlmo destimititton of
time day. 'l'he dlstanco coveteti VA8 thIrty-
three ,
It Is anmiouneed that Colonel Johmu Jacob
Astor has offered a 2O00 cup for time trial
races anti time yacht climb coimmiumlttee has accepted -
' ' list simoa' the
copted It. 'l'lio foliowitmg
timiio at time flumislm amiti claimsed timmie :
fllapse
ilomit Start. Finiuiim. timmue.
le.Lentler . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10:50:87 : : 2:02:11 : : :1:11:31 : : :
Vigilant . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10:52:00 : : 2:09:58 : : StiT:1t8 :
\'oitmnteer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10:52:00 : : 2:52:02 : : 3:33:01 : :
A competItor 1mm tIme micxt cumim races ivhll ha
the timirty-foiir-rater bmmiht by lisle ) ' for \\'il.
mimer anti Ahdlson liannami , sons of P. 3 , lIen.
mien of Eiimbiu. : Shi was laumochmeti on 'i'imurs.
tlay iast anti has hcemm mmanmetb Actiobla.
Temmight there is the umsumsi brilliant scene
afloat , with crowds of spsctators on shore
and dozens of shore boats wilim sightecerui
nniottg timemn. Time fleet squadron will remain
at anchor tomorrow amid will dress ship at12
o'clock , Momitiny aim early start for Newport
will be : mmade.
Ylili' ' .Vniits II l1is'liig lluieli ,
NE\ ' YORK , Aug. :1.-There : will be an.
other interaatlomial contest ) metveemi thin ntim.
hetes of'aie amid Oxfomd or Camubrithge it arrangements -
rangements cmiii ho stmccesstuliy mmmdc ate
iii lust year's nieet in inglntmti anti uI tue
die to tahce place in tiils country title year.
'hue Yului oarsmen. are anxious for a teSt
of streimgtii anti skill with time Oxford or
tIme Carntrltlge crew , Things have gone
so far that liemury U. Sibotmr lmre3ltieumt of
time 'i'aie hew ) ' , Immis been miitieti to call mm.
miueetin of time rowing tiuthoritios to take muc-
tion. 't'imo mann 'imo viIi dotmittlesH lie lnvhtcul
to 11111 in thin nm'ce'tsiry ( iellimerntiommtt lure
Itobert J , Cook , George Atice , ex-Captaimu
lve , Clccmrge I Inrtweil ammil Percy lialioum.
From a prominemut Yule gradmmmmto 'of thus
class of ' 69 it was iearmmed that time mmueetin
would take piac as soonmus imOssiiie.
Nlmugu i n ( jumIhl 4 iii uu llbov.
( 'OWES , Isie of Wighmt , 4um1. 3.-IioWr4
( ] ouitl's twenty-rater , Numugara , arrIved hero
fromim Qumeomimmtown after having lost her tot ,
mr'iust in a gale.
A M U B r M I N P .
CIJURTLAND BEACM
TillS AFTEI1NOON AND EVENiNGS F'
GRAND BAND
CONCERt
Ballooti Ascension , .
Paracliiite Leap ,
Tyrolean Singers.
The Grt GiL '
l1A'riliNci , lbOA'I'INCi ,
S\\'l'I'C'l iIJACl , Id i3ItRy-aO.rtOUNDh
ADMISSION FREJi
. . , S
SiX-DAY -
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BICYCLE RACE
AT TilE BICYCLE I'AIlK ,
17th aiicl Charles Street ,
5 6 7 8 9 10
Aug. , , , , , ,
From 8:30 : to 10:30 : Iluehi Eu'emmlumg.
' ' . % .
l1mtJc'i'lo.I. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
iii : * YOIIIC CI'I' ' . ii SV. SGtItst. ( ndj ( 'en rat
l'nrk ,
'FL I I I ci I A 1"rt'ncii and hngiisli Iboarti.
1 li 'I a DtO ii.j mIQOm mug mmiii ia ) ' Scitout for utri ,
Mim0FitOMNT , Mrs , ui' . I , . 2.1itflAN , l'rlnt'ltai. ;
Yell terni begImi October 1 , 1193 , l'rushmectuj
semit elm apidicut bIt ,
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Iteport of titO Condition of time
OMM1A. LOAN ANI ) 'i'ltUiT COMZ'AN
SAVINGS IiI'uNK ,
at Omaha , In the state of Nebruska , at the chose
or business Atmitust I , ib'5 :
ltKi4OIJJtC1S.
! , oane anti dimcaummts , . , , , . . , I 234,174 83
Ort1raftn , setUred iund Un-
sst'tiied 26. . il
Olhrr itlorittu , homids uumti
miiorlgigCS 15.o'e : 11
Itemil em&ile 22IE 41
Curr"imt cslns amid taxes
ihihlt ' 733 S
lue fronm mtittiommal bunks. . .1 ItS,174 00
Chicktl anti omtt"r cacti
ltemc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CI 11
ixetmamigt' * for ls.iriiite
htous . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 00
ImIlic of other tiamuics. . . . . . . . 3,177 0
1" , umttlammal P.uper Lam tUC ) ' ,
ni'k'itu amid cltt . . . . . . . . . . 93 St
Hut elS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . b,24t 01
i.egJl tendtr liotec . , . , , , , . , , 'St.J UIl4,4G5 13
'l'otul . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 413ttSI 41
ll.tuuim.i'l.h 13.4 ,
Capital slo'k pail In. . . . . . . I P1.000 00
8u11iUt3 ( Uliti 13,111 13
Uutiivitiei vumimuc in ii
inlmt'i4ual i1itusits stit4ect
to check..I lh,249 06
Psumiantl ccrttficatu'a of do-
houR , , , . , . . . , , . . , . , . . , , , , , 153 05
'iliac i'crtmtleimlda ' of tie- -
posit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 368,231 24131,611 23
Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1431,514 41
HInts UI Nebraiki , County of Douluic , smi
I. l'rammk liruwum , cesimier of lImo aboys named
hank , do soirmumuily amy.ar that lit. iboy slate.
maclIt is tuLle to the heal of my lsnuwfrthge tiimtj
beilet. lhtANK imitOWN , Cauttier
$ ubccilheih and sworn to beer miii usIa 3r *
d4y of 4UgUs1 , isas.
IScal ) J , U , ZIT'fl.W , Notary luttilc.