THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : " \VEDKESD\Y. \ .TfLY 5.
TO TWO GAMES IS TO DATS
! : Oricirttrt 5o lUtel fcr tit
VAUGHM AND BATE ESPLCULIY BRMKNT
jLor l Clnli Ilntrrtnln * V | ltor at the
Us | > o lllon to J-olBct Tttrm tor
- * Tbrlr Uflral Scorct
In Detail.
Tbt Osab CrleUi eltib tut must * tbt
Dtsitr boj-i tt tb * cijHHsltiws IBM sisbt
ti k bo/et I tf tindr adp t of } wwroy
3 ciflnj tjKjsrt SgnrlDrwbrtbcr it * t
S ui-uji Job or not , tt ) * bow ler tbt WKJ >
t OH m tvo-taft tbt OHiLbii bojt rt
lite Ix-iirpr hpJif at tbelr biu.
c&t&t up fczzflliag aad tft-fl tbe
k coB&dfBce tbu Ckvt ibe boat
? > una tifiritUnrhf. Dectr > r ttalc no Hit
tan tad t Veotc4 ; t bn OE & ; icrect
bu : tbeir ijilrttK - ert atajiCBfa wbtn
Jlnclltb. Cocl.f sn RDlf-nMio flitfi
f * rcty ! ft strupclt. S'.onc filfl bli l'C , t , bat
tar h"tcnBUH'fl SiLttmiiC got a yorkcr ( mm
C.c'Orpe VauRhti tea baS to Join tbt pro-
ccufcioti ol Jullra ailncrt. Betting t MJb-
njtujc. Bird bk > d htid tbe 'bolt tggrtga-
urn totftlfd nrly S7 rttiit.
Gcorse V ticbto * ufl Btte bkd It all tbtlr
cvr wi > f.nfl tiiaic K nt t.bo lns tor
OmiLt Ctplain PItiiro . chBtipi-a hit buttlnc
crdir honf bi. ; ztifl i ! VM exr > tT4cfl that
Bu"n-fi ] vtiult ! ihoT. tip. but bf jidprifd oat
of S.niiff rnrlrj otift Ititp thf bowlcr't
bai.a ntid Oabbu'i. ben tat bad to rctlrt
M tb tbt enl > flurl , Ti > > Jor T Ef nculn thr
J-tb ; ; uifl t.hlnlnp ll bt tniJ pat up 4 IE
ro rtyleLrnntm. . AV111 VEtitbtn tnfl
Bimiut til plvjcfl wt-11 anfl ft-ctnpS to play tht
2 > nvrr bowline -ltb ronfiflrocc anfl
Atont ttioc mort ul tbealckKf but
tuiorruDuf. . ocrr vrrp oJtrn treatta
i > nd OxEht't total ran up lo 104
t > ouclM- Jell ths lait i-lrtlm to tbt
-loop man from the
Omaha had n turplw ol CT runt and in
crfltr not tn S > f too hard on them Captain
Bunrnf put on Nt-alc and Will Vaupban. hut
Corkt and Bryci vrt the only ones ho
toot nflvEntopr of tbe Bittibtloc. find they
filsjefl in fine frrm for their Bore . After
ihn the baud plajTd the "Drcvrr nitrch"
mi ibk rflwt alrncf. znacleul. tor the
mountaintTrt kept tlra ? to tbe jnuBlr tad
Omkba rOoiced whttic of Blllupr' ttunpf
T-erf luncV.fd ; out of thr ground by Captain
Bimmt. learinr tbe home team rictort by
co inning and reven runr. .
4Hbonch tbe tJenrrt tram havr rutTercd
defeat , ihrdt ervr prrat eretlit for lcepinp ;
tbeJr with Oaiaba had -
ecpacfinrnt n-ere rrr-
tatnly hanflirEpj-ra by romlnR two men fcbort.
BubttJluted were FUppllefl. however , that
rnaSe a coed Fbowinc hf rormbrrf of the
< eain nd nn that * rore thinpc v ere pretty
evroefl up
oulbntted End ouibowied the vit-
Jtorf and both caiaer were T.-PO on their
merits Stonc't. bowllnp vt.t not nearly ro
< 3eMmri\e ; at Jt was latt year , bnt maybe
< ht Omaia boys are cettlni : onto hit little
dropK tnd curvpf. and they ecrtalnly made
cap. tar out of him thit trip.
Omal . in , of olfl. IF stronp with the hall ,
fcut hat r-everal - Ta > : ppotf OE tbe bat.
Subjoined are the scorer :
tExrrR-riHT : ixxrxcs.
T".tFUf.h. b. G. Vauchax . 5 >
cvirkf. , h Bate . 1
Pion v b. Q. V uchau . 11
7oncrtf.r > n. h. G. Vatiphan . 0
nrpenwood e. and b. G. Vaurhan . 5
H'-v-e h. Bat- . J
Sfbbinc * . . b' Bate . 0
T. 'Hip > . h. G. Vauphan . P
T-MHnc b. Bate .
Tremor , h. 'G. Vauphen. . . li
Osrln. not out . . _ . . . . . 1
Extrts
Total
Bow Imp
O Ytuphac . . . .1J.S
. I ! t
Runf. nt th * ' fa" c ! tnci >
4 n Ti : c T r IP
I > EKVER-5BCOXD
Knsltt-h r. Dnurfaf , b W. Vatiphan
Cockf > 1 > . Lennon . IS
Rlohelieu , c. U. A'fiuphtn , b. "VV. Vauphan
Stone run cu : .
Jlobertson b. G. Tauchan .
r. TV" . Vauphan , b. G.
Brj-rr b. Lennon
Boftnp. b. Lnnon
BtebMnpf , . b. Pimiiif
T > e > n'-r. not out
3JI1 ups. b. Slrnmf
Total
Bo ling
Malflcns. Rons.
Nm.i . 5 0 P
IV Vauphari . . . K I K
JDouclfci4 0 B
3nnon . 10 S 15
G Vtuphan . . . . K 5 34
Simmf . 3.4 1 1
Runs an the fall ol eacb
i : s r , G s v 3D
t IB HS S 53 45 47 4SCl - C3
OMAHA.
Tuffl.a. . r * nd I * . Stone . O
t.eji.le li. w Stone . 11
Tayior. b. Cockt . M
3J tf. BIllup * . b. Greenwood . R
Jytcnor r. Stone , b. Cocfc * . 31
G Vauphan. h Stone . 3
Cameron c. Cockf. h. Btone . 7
"w Yauphan c. Grixtm-oc 3 , b. CorkF. . . . 35
P"mm b. Ftone . 14
Ttf5-ni > lflB not out . S
T ourlc * . 1. b. . Stene . t
2-j.trar . . . E
Tott ! 3H
Ovr * .
29.4 4 S
TJnwoofl . f > t' ' S3
forki. . 3S 6 IS
Huntat the fU of efccn wlckei :
i : s 4 i r. 7 i. f 10
( I U : C 4 ! > Cl M CD f > 4 f7 1M
l" iirllt Aiinunl I'ullinnn Ilnff.
CHICAGO. July 4 The fourth annual
yu.Jman rood race WHS run today in b
drinllnp tuln ov r wrt-tfh roudh , whlrh
v 'th other iinfNfornblt * t-endmnnt prjit uded
the rnai-hlnp of uti > " rtrords Fitnk A
xis i-arrJtWl off ibe time pnumaklnp
fiurteen tnile In 40-47 1-S. S. V Bender
Cii-upped b > r.47 wiif the flrst man in.
maklnp the dinnne * in 41:3' : , . Th finifb was
eT rlow AVilllam Couden. a ' .10 man.
came In three lenrth * lichlnd the winner.
C R Powell , a t n minute ma : * took t-ec-
r-.fl ' .nit in 4l > * Ht. R W Merrill third. In
4 If I'-f. . . hill ! Jc-hn Nf IHOU fourth , in < 1 : Ct
r a\fc ! the time winner H.IM > took fourth
\inrrlruiik Jlntr OR Die > < t'lirfcu.
1/lKDIPN Jub 4 Tne ehttr ipent- met
t ' cion tofla3 in iht twentjfiixih round of
thf lirternaiionai rhewimaF'erF' i.'Urnaroent
f-r hrb * , bt pit r.nc hafl beer arranped
t -rime > o round fl'tM-n ot tit
GermozoneonlOdays'trial '
Cennozoae. an stauwptlr he&llnr
idtioa if lar KVl > erior to iiuy pdmh'.ntUtin
ot M > CH > , ctnuneiitv or ins-culled Wtxii
pur:2eiv for any wound or dlMutkC of UiC
Kt.n or KC&.P i-urh at
cut * . Borvt , poiuoned wounds , uloerv
cx nu , letlor
bnllfc , plmplci , nrupTioni , dcndrutl , bit * *
ol in ecu , tt. .
or lor LET InflnnacktioD ctf the mui < otii
Lrinc o ! ihr ru > itie& ol the ) xi3y. i-ucb
M > r meulh , thro t or c/ct , catarrh ,
l uot > rrti & , or pile-
Geroozone it ttir rrrtveit betllnr wcct
ret Olfcpovejtifl we ure ootv.awid of ttl
i rt jierhip * . you tre not. II not. wifl yon
huve a ronrpmtiEt cnt-e lor irikl , kena tik
your ctcit ! tud udirt : fc uud we will
to you. jio puift , a tull-Mie bc-cr nt p
Lft of uerniosotie oc tec ty intl.
U ( retdy ion tec dnyt fci airrfuni utid
Uk ! * ( talk 11 you rt'WlTr a cure or murkest
l uitt it DOV rt'lurc the ucuxid } > aruoc
Lafl v r will -utiif tbe urwuBl
Thik U co r-ir-t ufireniKement or C O D.
kcheae. TVe Jiare ptmadeone In < * eraio-
xocc ur > S wUI truM to yt < ur none ; vo pay II
you nxxilvr lirjjftu lieturnod p
tbe
C < vrmmume Ik for kkle t > y cacy drucriKts
kt h c < : ic } > er jutrkupe or Id CWLIS far triU
< JI
Germozone leaves no scar
Mti'-6.t > as- . - . Tr > . ' J' . ! . .
BITS Jii'Ti t ; ata " r-.r. :
M - - r i < icn * .
and Twtitror r h J hj W
a > nr. v t"iaV. t , at 4Jt ec
> ! rotti : htfl bfeterj Tiai y . Fhowifcer V. *
.
,
la tto * eretrtiJt Tbt p * * Krtw - i ftettUtt
in t > ereti } i ( liknt t > v :
BJrfl had t v-lnnltir tr ni-
J n - li h fl tbt ttftier iwfitttec
C'oliu dtul l kcr looked k wimrvr in hlf
tin M-etilTir vMtiot ) the fMtowltii : r -
ruhs wr * -oorOf d :
Ftclntu ion to Mtwn rn > r > wrr and Bird
dr"w. JanowKki fll 7 wT ! of Conn ant LF-
ktr teat Let i
> run ntmo TU \CK-J
Ktlielbert I.ntid. the Rich Jlrfill atl < iii ,
tliUf Inr Thrrr 1 - r-Ol l .
NEW TORK , 3ttThl \ wtf petawaj I
da > a : Sb pj.hfa Bay an * : he irowd traf
larper than asj rtnre the gtiburbsr. At
t ajt 3 .tKHi pf-opH were present , rnort t I
them arawn by tbt rtth Reaiitatk.n Makei.
to ? 3-yetr-olflf * t a nniit and fiv tunonp * .
All the peeS Vj-j-ar-Md r-.lt * with the ex-
eej > tion of FiHprane and Gene Beraufi ier
ellplble. and of tb - .e are elertvd to ro to
tbe jKrtt.wUh Eth'lbert a iiroaoonct'd ia-
vorltt. In the flrrt break HaJf Tim ? stcm-
W 4. threw hl Jock 'j- and ran a nrf.e at
tej j > fe > 4 before be waf canpbl.
Afttr M > ane delaj the- went out bcaln
and Uil. timt the nap f > iwith i ; Tiloa D Or
In from , Etbeb ) rt next and Tne B-mnc-er
JollBwinc Atih y eame i ailinc down to
the ftretth the jockeys wett lyinc low on
th > lr her er' ncrkf for the wind WH blow-
! nc a pal * up th trad ; anS ihr ! t-peed
wa rreatlj retardd. With a quarter > f a
mile 10 ro. the tot rttne late the ( -trrtch.
Etheibtrt palntnr with every Jump. A fur-
lone frnra home he wt half a floien
Jrnpth * in the le a a.nd in * r > ! te n ! the fart
that Spenrer took a < enfly } > uli on blm ,
he won by a dozen ] ltlFlh while othar >
pot th pis" ? by a roujfle of lencthc Prom
n sfx-etafular point of view tbe Jndej'enfl-
ent-e ntc-plt't.hat-s waf the b"n. 3t WR * over
' .ht lone c-ours-e ind Br C'atlett wti. the
fovortte , wrth Peponlr a Ftrnnp .ept tifl
rholee At the fall of the flap Pec&nlc went
out nt once , attended bj Dr Catlctt and
W -s-o n. and they ran that way until they
had pavscd the prand nnnd the --Pona
time and were on the last lap of thlr Jour
ney Then Tmnepan -nt Dr. Catlett with
th - Itafler end Hppan Jo'lowed f.-uit with
We town Jt was aU Peco-.nr wanlea at ht
nopd at onre and flnthhed the ract la
tbe r ar of the jiroresKjcir. . Results ;
1'irM rat-e. live funonp - : Duke won. . Blp
Hnn pwond. rrenidlpltntor ihlrd. Time :
Surond rure. t.lx furlonrs : Blarneystont
won. Dr. Ek hberr t-veond , Armament third ,
Time : J : } : -
Third rare , double rvrnt. Futurity course :
Mermerlst won. Mark Cheek rtcond. Rafl- <
ford third. Time : 1:1S I-i \
r > ourth rticRealltatlon stakps aillr nnd
flvf-elrbtht : : Ktht-ll'prt won. Lothnrlo ser-
< ind. Filon D'Or third. Time : : } - .
Firth rare. Indejirndenrcnwplcoht.1 * .
full courtDr Catlftt iron , Klnj T. sec-
-tmd. tVt tciwn third Time. f.J" .
Sixth rar- . mile and a slxtttnth , M > Unc :
Maximo Gomer won. jntruwve ptcond.
Grphtlnncl third Time : 3:471- : ; .
ST. LOT'15 July 4 In ? Indt'iifnaTire
ftakf , yultifd at n.MO was thf featurr Et
the Fair GroundF tc > dy. To a rood start ,
CrorkPt .lumt'Pd Into the lead and stayed |
there throuchout. wlnnlnc hutidlly by two
lenctli1- from the post favorite. Forcet Me
Not. with Obsidian in third plat-e Resrnlu :
Flrct ract. . j-elllnfT one mile : JCwntpen
won. Hush Fec-ond , Traveler third. T mt :
1 : W . .
Second rape nelir. ! L , mile and a half :
Gomez won , Admante second , H emOMbeneP
third. Time : 3:4S. :
Third rare. FtlUnc. haif B mile : Ferbush
wnn. Llvjidin second , Burillo third. Timt :
" IS.
IS.Fourth
Fourth race. I-year-old fillies , five a.nd a
half furlonc : Securanct won. Maud -Wal-
"ace serond , Martha Street third. Time : 1
: J3H. I
Fift h race Independence handicap stake , ! i
alue n.i'W ) . mile and three-pirteenths : 1
Crotket won. Forpet Me Not wcond. Ob-
idlan third Time : 1:04 : .
Sivth race handicap. Fix furloncs ; Pat
Morrlff-y won. Our Gertie second , Flre-
Ide third. Tim : 3JPi. ;
Seventh race , mile and seventy yards :
aSello wtjn. Fttearaer s-foond , Rebfl Jack
third. Time : 34"
CHICAGO , .luly -The day was showery
and the track slow at Harlem. Results :
Flrct race , mile and a sixteenth , sellinp :
Frank Thompson won. J. J. T. second.
Strinc Bermuda third. Time : 3 : i > 7.
Second race , five furlor.ps : Inlook won.
Lomond second. Caviar third. Time : 1:07.
Third race , two miles , sellinp : Baaquo II
won , Moaaapb second. Barton third Time :
:3a.Fourth :
( Fourth race , six furlong * : Canova won ,
Hobart second. Tony Licalsi ihird. Time :
i H.
Titih race , mile and seventy yards : John
Baker won. Branch tecond. Whatever
hird Tim'3S4' : .
Sixth race , two miles. s 4Hnp Georpe Tiff
won. Teuton wcond , Mr. EaFton third.
Time : I:54V :
COLLKGIA > S SHOW I"I.\E I'ORM.
oirrri. of - \ itrr Dnrar lnl crfcltj'
Mal.ffc ii n i\crptlonnl Shonine.
NEW TORK. July 4 Tbe Amafur Ath
letic union held Us annual all-around rhain-
plonshlp meon the pround of the Knick
erbocker club at B < rpen Point thi * after
noon There were four competitors. J. Fred
Powi-rs. rfpresentlnp the St. Ptul's Lyceum
of Worcester. Mas ; 1 c. White of the
New Tori : Athletic club. A. Sanderson of
the Toronto Tounp Men' Christian asto-
ciutlon and J E. Moran of the Star Ath
letic club of Lonp I : nd Olty A. C
Kraenzelln. holder of thr'world B records.
did not compete , havinp Fpralned a wrist
a few days ape while pructlcinp the pole
vault. Powers' total oore was 6.1'OS points. ,
beatinp all scores but that of 3BS7. when E.
Clark of the Boston Athletic EM'Oeibtlon
scored 4.2 P - Powers is a student of Notre
Dame university
TUie team of Yale tnd Harvard , which
will po to Enpland to compete apainft Ox-
/erfl and Carobrldpe. look part in three
events wlrich wert > inters-persfd with other
inandicap events and the colleplans showed
fine form. Thf runnlnp of Smi'h of Tale
in the half-mlH. wbic-h he covered from the
ten-yards mark in l.M'a. . was 11 fine jier-
formance. und Boat , the ntmmcr throxvcr ,
burled the slrtern-pound missile 3. % feet !
inches.
Both Yble kjid Harvard records werf
broken in the twimlle run. whic-ti waf won
by Palmer r > f Yfale in 30MS-E : , Rice and
Ratch of Harvard divided the honors in the
hiph Jump and Daly of Harvard won the
broad jump with 21 fet ja , inches and
Harr.nptou was second. T E. Burke of
Harvard was on t-he crcmndt and will se.il
wiph the team tomorrow.
MAKBtP OI Ytl.B-HAIIVARD THAM.
Thlrte-fn I TtK-wtj-Two Athlrtr *
\ \ rnr tlir Crliukun.
NEW TORK. July 4.-The final makeup
of the Yale-Hurvard team to rontet-t
ngtinst Oxford and Ccmbndpe w& an
nounced tonlpht a follow * :
300-yard dtsh : F. A. Blount and C. Dn-
pee. Yale , and J. T. R ae and F. J Quln-
lan Harvard.
Quarter-mile i-un : D. B Lardman and T.
R. n her. Yale.
Half-mile run : T. E. Burke. Harvard ,
and J. P Adams. Yale
Mil * run : C. B. Spltxer and P. Smith ,
Yale.
Three-milf run : N. P. Clarke and It W.
Foote. Harvard , and C. K. Palmer Yale-
Broad Jump. C D. D tly and J. T. Har-
rlnpten Harvard.
Wflphts : W A. Bohl and H. J Brown.
Harvard
Hitrh iurop : A. N. Rice and J. W. Hal-
lowell Harvard. nd W. M. Finrke. Yale
The final list shews ihut Harvard will
have tbe larper representation on the
American team , tntrteen of twenty-two
men cons'ltutinc tbe team bMnc from
Harvard The team will fcuil tomorrow on ! i
the ft Louis . |
HIM.IY ntccs. uTHI ; THAMES.
FJftTlirr - r initltor Kntrr , Its-
rlnOInK rl rml from Oirr Sruk. j
HEXLET Ens. . Jul > 4 The river ,
Tharoec jireteiupd uo an.mkicd KTHf iblt- <
afu-rnoon ut ttie Pi > n lnc oJ the Henley i
ractt There r * ftfty-tiiree entriet a *
iipainM fllty-four In 3&t. of irhom three
rrotyHj tbe t-eufc. without mfcntioninc GBL-
din f France , who rows under tbt Toamei
-
Tbt oki > men of tbe Arponaut Rowtap
iuti : of Toran : Canada now here have I
already nikCir man } friends and will make '
a bald Mt ) for imtb tbe Urand chullenpe i
cuji and ihr Stewart rtullenpe cup thoupb '
tbe absence of a body swing In the bunt ! i 1
makec the English rrilict shake thuir i '
heads Close observer * point out the impor-
taat f un that ihtiir louc * Ude makes their ,
stroke l-x-fc murb rharser thkn it is. Tbe
Duth iTt-u frona I'elft arrived t > d8 The
i Hatnburprri , alvp * : trti-t much attention
I Men of the Htertitb rrews are will up to
Hcoley form The Leu&dtr > ici t u uat.
jK-rhtjit. quite up u > tbe level ef iormer
crewi- and many have already hj > ou d the i
comUinod Trtoity-Cambrtdpe crew fct. ike
winner * t tbe Gran * i ' ,
\ < i 1'rlal Karri for ,
5 * . rTHAMl T.N < Ju'r -I : 4 * duubtfu
b lb * ' 'h > -halie-.per Enamr.H-k ws
tnptrf jr arv ir : l 'a'fs h 'be i rn"e
of W it u.t T Hr : ' . . Tne Siumrwk
beni i > . is t > av ro wi. . : ake ate
tohe C.yde
QUAKERS SOUXTTWO ROUNDS
T > Dtarj Ltodi tie
Ttuc ia B Ko3 rltct.
CL'.VtlANd WEAKfNS IN THE 7HIRTLLNTH
I'lmtr * Aeenrdlntlj C | > tnre B th
UainfiL. Minilar Mirrr * < Al n ,
AttenillnK thr Bffort * of the
Orioles mid Jlr l .
] ( t.i <
Ilnltltnore , S-T.i Boston. 1-4.
I'lttclinrc. 4-Ti C'lri rlnoel. r-O.
Cltirltmntl. < t-Ii | l. mlnlllr. r < l.
tVn lilnrt n. . ' . -2i > rw York. 2-O.
St. Ixmlo-Oilrniro. no came , ralti.
< PHILADELPHIA. July 4 The Phillies
reiuraefl boait today froffl theli ! UCccBKfni
'
trip aod ElpntlirpJ their haaesoalap hy
flefeatlcp Brooklyn in a vt > li played pamt
'
beJore tbe larfett cro d ever asrabled tt
a morning pune oa the local troundK.
Sbortrtop Dahlea wat pat oat of the pame
by Vraplre Smith for too viperously dli-
jiuticc oae of hit decir-ioas. Farrell had
i a ficptr badly lacerated In a colHlsoti with
Laudrr i& the fer.ond Inclcr an4 Grla took
hlr piers. Atteaflatjce , 11.5o7. Score , laora-
lap :
" ' '
i.HOAC n'.iVd'x.n
cf . S 1 4 l < < iCj ; ! .v. J . . . S 3 10
1 r fi 0 ti'Tbonm ' * . rf r
K. . . i i i o * . P-rh'u. . if. r s s
n t j ( i'tjni ' - , 2ti. . . a s i
0 D ( tiTHrk. rt. . . . {
lu 1 1 1 ( i 1-t.uirr. sii. l :
> . . t 1 r { . j er rrrt. cor
sti. . 1 J
c. C D 1 3irr nr. j. . . . 1 1 3
Grim , c . . t >
, Uunti , : C'j ictait . . . .iti 14 r. i : :
| Tnt i . 7
i Brooklyn 1 nil f > r f > ft 1 7
Philadelphia ) * : ' 10
_ Earned run : Brooklyn I : Philadelphia , a.
Kefler ] , MrFarlaad. Lajole CCoolej. \ .
Home i run : Delehawty. Sacrifice hit :
Thomas. ; Double playe : 1'a.rrell to Dahlen :
Delehant > to McFarland. First base on
balls : Off Dunn. 5. off Frater , C Hit by
pitched ] ball : By Dunn , I. by Fraxrr. -
out : By Dunn. S. t > y Fraier , : .
Passed ball. McFariand Left oa base ? .
Brooklyn , T : PhiladOnhla. 7. Time : Z.K.
Vmplre * : Etnrtie atrd Smith.
The Philllef acain defeated Brooklyn in
the afternoon frame without much tSort.
Huchf- was hit hard , wnlle Map e. , whom
.he Phllltc * r't-ently acquired from tht
Lrulrville club. wt a puzsle to tht visitor ! ; .
Attendance. 11.146. Score. , afternoon pamt :
lu.cK'KLrN i rHiLApra-PHiA.
K H O A E ' Il.H.O A.E
.1nn t ; . of. . . . P 1 i. ( i Ci'CooIrIb. ' . . t lit ) t' ' >
KfipT. rf. . . ( i 5 ( i 0 t T5ion > B ! * ct I I 4 r > n
, r > i'tj-ntj. ir i : ; . c f
. f > J L. j"i" . rti . . i i : i t- I
Ani'Kon. Ib. P t 13 f 0 nirk. rf. . h 3 1 fi t' '
r > jsb. . . i r i s o Lraufltr 3b. . I : ti 5 ( i
O ! T. Sb . . P r 1 o 1 MTtrl'd e. : J J 1 I' i
Grim. r. . . 0 If S 1 1 Crwu. EI , . . . . 1 J S 4 P I
Mr.pp . . 0 1 d P 0
I
Totk.l . . . J 4 H ] 4 4 | Totfc.lt . . . * IS 7 14 C I
I
ErotUyn ( > ti 0 P 0 0 1 0 ( 1
Philaflfclphia : S 6 1 : It 1 1 f
Earned runK Brooklyn. J. PailadIphia. 4.
Stolen bases. Cocil-r. Tbomaf I5 > . Two-
base hit ? : Keller. Da'y , Laufler , McFar-
lnnd. Three-has ? hi : : De-leihanty. Sacritit-c
hit : Mugee. . Daublt plaj : Kcilcy to Grim
Firsi batr on balls : OfT Hurnes , f. : off
Mace . 4. Hit by pitched ball : By Huche
1. Passed ballsGrim. . MrFarland Lef. on
bat-ts : Brooklyn. S. Philadflphia. m Time :
1.15. Vmpires : Emslle and Saltt.
Am'orU. . StVn | lilnrton. 5-2.
NEW YORK. July 4 The Washinptons
defeated the Giants today throupa timel ?
liattinp. McFarlan pitched cleverly , par
ticularly when base * were occupied. At
tendance. 2.hW. Score , mornlnp pasi ; :
NEW YORK. i tVASHINGT'ON.
n.ii.o A n i R.H O.A.I :
VHuJfn. cf D 0 t. C f Saurl" . cf . . 0 c 0 0 3
Tlcman. rJ. J 3 1 D tl J O'Hr'r. . H 3 5 J fc
I'oj-lc. Ib. . . 1 3 13 u ft'Arii-n ' n Sb l { l ] li
Ilhrtm'n. St 0 I' ' ( 4 I'Bonn-r. ' Sh. t 1 t E P
Glconnn. 2b 0 I ) S I llrr m'n. rf . 3 I I C 0
T. crBr'n. if o : : i c r-a4ti--n. FT. , i z i : :
ttllnon. > . . P r i 4 t Barrr. Ib . . * J U C t'
TTarn r. r. . 0 3 S S d Klltr'r- . . 1 3 i : 0
CarricK. j. . . I ) t > li r O.MTtrlto. . ji B 1 ( 1 P
Totair . . . .r f r U t TniUf . . . .t 1(7711 c
New York . < i 0 P : P 0 P 0 t :
Warhinpton . 0 P l 0 I S D 1 T'-5
Earned runs : Nw York. 3 ; Washlnpton. 0.
First base on errors : New York , I : Wash
ington. : . Left on bases : New York , C ,
Washincion. 5. Bases on balls : Off Oarrick ,
1 : off MrFarlan. S Struck out : By Carrick.
I : bv McFarlan. 1. Two-base hit : Fre-
man. Sacrifice hi : : Barry. Double trlays :
T. O'Brien to Warnrr ; Gi-ason to Wllron.
J. O'Brien to Barry : Carrirk to Warner to
Doyle. Stolen bast : Blaple. Passed ball :
Warner. Timt : 3SD. Vrnplrrs : Lynch and
Connolly.
NEW YORK. July 4 Weyhinc was in
vincible today , only one local player reach-
in i : second bas * and that was in the ninth
innlnc. Srymout ptcli"d ! well , but the
Washinptons n anapefl 10 make their few
hits at tbe rlfrht time. Attendance. 4.0CKI.
Score , afternoon paint :
NEW YORK. . I
n H O.A E I R H.O.A E
VH'trrn. rf P iti / c 0 Eluicf. : ! . . . u e ( o
Ticnmn. rt. 0 0 S ti B O'Bripn. f . f 0 ( d C
I > oj-l" . Hi. . f 1 IF. o o.Merwr. Sb . l > 0 P : C
IHivit , . ! . . . . I' 1 C t I'ltonner. ' Ib. . C C S 1 C
Gl-nptm. Ib. B l 4 0 I Ywm'n. r ? 1 o 0 1 ( <
O'Brien. If. . 0 P 3 P Pl'irtd-n. M 1 I 3 ; ( .
wni-im. 2b. o : r : > nnnT. ib. t > : > * i <
Wtnvr. < . t 0 t 1 0 MKSuit' . c. . i' 1 f 0 t >
Sfyr. o'-r , ji. c : 3 3 0 TiVej-Jilnc. p. 0 D ft I *
Te.in.lf . . 0 CM ID Si TotlJf . . . C 17 f D
Slacle out for Weyhinp's Intt-rfertnce.
New York . P ft P 0 0 P P P P-0
WaFhtncton . 0 J
I Earned runs : Wasnlnpton. l. FITK base
on cri-ors. WtBhinrton , 1. Left en basts
New York , 4. Washincton C Sacrifice hit.
I Btrry Bases on balls : Off Seymour. 4.
Struck ou ; . By 5ieymour. 4. b > Wryhinp
i a. Double pla > : Burry < unassisted i. Stolen
! hut.v i-hTip ( nnvlp. laeed hall War-
. ner. Timt' : i:5fi. : Vmpires : Lynch and Con-
! noily.
Baltimore. S-Sj notion , 1-4.
BALTIMORE. July 4-The Orioles won.
thif moraine f pame from Boston alter .h
iJardeM kind of work. Tht visitors played
champ'titwh'.p ball and w-rt ebly * ecDtiSed
by the pair of u Tiplres McGraw was svm
< o the bench at the end of tht nrh innine '
for protecting apUntt being called out at
i U > e pln-.t. Lewif lost his came In tbe elxth
i tnnlnp by pivinc three baon bUU in PUC-
; cession ana a fly Attendanct , 4nu. Sc e.
mornlnc pamr :
BAL-TIMOnn. . IlOFTOX.
' R H O A n 11.11 O A E
. sti d r fc : o suiia rt D 1 C
Rmti , St > I' < < u li f'.lxinc. . It- k 1 f
It. C 1 t t > oie-ttff a. H { ( It
cf . < i { ' l l PlOoHlni. . Jb 1 1 1
f = h ? fc'l rf ft d : ( l l > I'uffr. If . C ( ' 4
Kirmrti . 1 1 4 I 1 rn tiie. cf. ft r r
lohu- - . ID t- 1 ' 1 ( i ' i * ;
Ms-TMn , rr. 0 1 1 { ] ; s
D 1 f < d ] o p I i b
. 1 ( ' I 1 I
' ? 4 11 1
Tm .u . : t r. rl
. Baltimore f' ' ft * j l P :
iBoon 000 u P i i
i Earned runs : BoMon 1. Baltimore !
Two-taut hit. Klester Threbase hhf
! Lach t.r-e. TtllinR Sacrtfic * hlu : Lewit ii >
.Stolen oas - Berr n. Frt bie , Brodle. ,
Horoe ! Dotiblt plB ? J'Yitble to Lonp
Bases on bullsBy Kltwrn : . by Lewis S
lilt t > y liitched bali B _ ? Kitj-on. 3 : hy
Lewi * , . 1. Strut K cu' y VU > OK. D-
LtwlR , 4 WJld pitib : Kitsen Ltft on
bases : BaVJmore. 4. Boston. R. Time. IitO
t'mplreMcDonald and Manassu.
Boston pave the Orioles a scare at 'he
close of Ibis afternoon's pame but tbe three
runs secured at tae opentnc at tbe pume
by the ibome team were too much of a lead
for tbe Champions to overreme. HeweB
pttrtie * fine ball , while Nich&ls was incline
to l > t wild. Attendance , 4,575. . Sc&re , afternoon -
noon pame :
BALTIMORE. , BOSTON
R H O A.E I R.H O A.E
Mi-arm. M , : ; : : JIFU.W. rf . . . t > : t t' c
liulmrt If t 1 t < < P Lane. It 1 1 U : 0
Hrcdlr of. 13 : I- < > iri R"d. M . 1 t : : f
rtH-ck'4 rf P i J ( fvtHM , . 1 t ( S {
Kfixter Sfc . 3 f > ! * I > ut If. . 6 P P C B
Koth'nTl. a. . 1 f t * 1 FrUUr. el 7 t ( D
u 1 A * 'L ' - | . . 3t > . . . a 1 4 1
pee * . M. : i i ii uvt. t. . . a i i ( > P
Rofc-H-B t 0 * 4 e Mctwir. p P 7 7 J P
Hov rll p { , ( . ( , i k { - - -
- - \ T Hftl . . . . 4 i : 94 17 1
. ; i : : i : si
Baltimore : P P l ! f. . r 6 -i
Boston . . . ti l > t > t > 1 ( > f : 3 4
Earetid run > : Baltlrocre I BosttMt :
F-lc'tE Iwst * . Ke > tfdMoGrt * 171 Holrota
FlrM tuie an vr rh : LaUiance Nieh ' .f
roliUifi. Left on banef Baltim rv U : Bos
ton. 16. Baser on ball * : OR Nieholk. 7 : off
Hewt41 , I Hit b ; jiuJif * baU : Mecuwi.
Struck out By Haw HI. t Passed baB
RoMnt-ir. T'.rtif : : U. Vmpiret McDonald
and Msiiasttu
tlurltiUBII , C-ttt Uu l lllr , Z-K.
-TSSATT Juu -The < - l--.f : ,
. tne fT'Cpeti pam indtvh ? tbt Rrd
eve1hfcd er thtnr gourdr Tl >
.aE c.I Hata ana iht Qak work oj
.
litA > 5 ort ro.-T.-C p a-
R.H O A E n M o A r. ,
1 1 4 I t" , i if *
HW. Of s i * Ml 4 t j
rt t > < ! . r t r
* ti * t MI t : i
< * 1 St. 0 51 '
1 S t | ir * k. Mi . 1 01
t < > 1 it * i : I
f U ( t t t > t t
r . i * t ) . . t t
! > - * . w. . i t t
i i t T * H c t fe x :
. t 4i
wheti wtmtiffc rno
| i * * * 1 * ! -J ,
ClncttKMftt. i < i < il t > l ( i > -fi !
Twth f * hit. Corcornn. Thrc-h * 4 hit :
rowers. Stoi-n hfcf * . Rltchlr. XKlcr d.
P crJ8e * bl'.sDtxt r < ri Vatichun Hann.
Dowlmc 5eUch 5lelBfertt. IXmble Hfcy1 :
-Will * innus-siM1 * ! , 5t inf Wt to corc.rar to
Ymchaa. Power * te HlitMt Struck tni\ \
Br Hiihn f hy Powllnc. t. Bs on b ll- j
Off Hstin. 4 tiff Dpwllnt. t HJ : by tftched i
ban Bv Dowimc. 1. by H hn l Wild-
nlich f > owMnc. Balk : Dowllnc I'mplre * . t
OaSti y and Ardrew * l
Tht Rdf hit Cwuilnrtiam hard in the
af.emotrti F mPWMn * krj | tht CoHmt.s
toiu. falrlj wrfl .c ttered. MHler s bitUnc
w t the only fttire Atttaflatict. .2W ( '
Score , afternoon pame :
" " "
.AK- ! S Ar.
* * h-tf-- IKS
htfASSIST . : ?
. . ' i . rt. . . i r P t
, c Wkrt > r. St. . P J 1 4 C
Cn-r an. s > ( . 4 I P Ztmnw-r. e ' *
5n mr u. sti . - t i nwrtieji. . i. i : s i
lrin li ill' { lxrh. . H. . J 1 : t t
V uc4iUi. 11' ' ! f' 1" 5 1T ML n > . . i i u i
! " ! ! . f . . ' e bK-nn-Kh'm. | . o : P P 1 i
c . . _ * II [
fl TMO < . e i : ri 1
P 4 1 P S P P ' - !
ou. . . . . .o i s P i P P : P-t
Earned runs : Cincinnati , r : Louisville , r
.Twtbase hits : Millr p. Stelf-ldt. Wot.3
lThree-bR.se hit' : . . . . . .t. . Irwln.
. - : . Ritchie. Double
base * : MiUT. Dextt-r i
; plays : Corcoran tt > Stemfeldt to Vauphan
Flr base on ballsOK Philllpf J : oft
CuaninphHm. S Time : 1:45. : Vmplres. Gaff-
] uey and Andrews.
. 4-7 j Clf eland. T.-C.
PITTSBVRG7 JulJ' Tht Pirates wen
their rlphith conftrutive pame by fiefeatlnc
Clevclands In a close but otherwise tin-
intrrfstinp content. Attendance. fi.WO. s-cort ,
aoripirT > -Ba I ctEvnuueP.
O.A.E. -K0-
Ti-in't rf 1 1 P " P DPT-U. ft . . . D 1 t" *
v ii .r. ui * ; ? jjj r"s ? ; s
Wink.tlS. : ! in I' . V , v , - . . . - - . . . . .
Iwiium't . . cf 1 S I ( i u SuHit'n. 3t t7 S S P
Clurk. Ib. . . t1 u c PM'AJlMw. rf 0 P l P p
Ely. M . 1 7 B 0 Tuel : . Jti. . l r. II d 1
Trim. Jh. * 1 7 t. P3jrkb | 4. re. n 0 3 E PHew
How m'n. t. ti 3 1 l HSupflen. c. . u o 7 S P
HofiCr. ti . . . B ii ( 1 P.Huphry , j > . 0 V o ( D
Totds . 4 il SI 17 ll Totals . . 3 * JO If 1
Pitt. burp . PPPt > PIOP3 3 5
Cleveland . P 1 J P P p p P p ( i u
Two-base hits : Dnnovan , Williams. Clatk ,
Three-bus * hit : Tucker. Sacrifice hits :
O'Brien. WllHams- Stolen bases : Dowd
'
McAllister. Firm base on balls : O'Brien.
Struck out : Williams , Clark. Tucker.
Tim" : 1:15. : tTmplref : Swartwood and
Latham.
After pl&yinc escellnt ball f"r tw-lve In-
nlnps Cleveland lost in the thirteenth
. Sc-hmldt re-
throuph trrors this afternoon.
eelvs-d th - best of ruppon and did peed
fieldinc himself , but In the thirteenth Mr
fumble and two hits JilleS the bases. Mi-
Carthy' s lift scored Bowtrman .nd Tanne-
hill scored when Schmidt let a ball thrown
him. Attendance ,
by Srhrec-onpos-t throupa
6.1'WJ. Score , afternoon pame ;
PTTTSBrnG. I CLnTEL..ND.
R..H. O.A.E. H.H.O.A-E.
! Pnnov'n. rf. I S I D 0 Imw-a. cf . . 3 1 P P P
' M'Curthj. WU 1 : 3 DHurl'-j. If r r : ii 0
WHllkCTK. f.b t 1 7 C O.Qulnn . , 7b . 7 1 S 4 *
B-aum'V. cf 1 1 7 D H fiuIUrkn. Mi 0 7 0 I D
Clurl ib. . 1 1 0 ilM-AMlVr. rf 0 3 4 t i
Ely , pf . 1 3 7 4 S TucKer. MI P n 3C l > 0
' ' . . P ( ' 1 in P
5 I'Lupkb'a. Ft.
. f S
O Rin. . : ti
Bciw'm'n. c. 1 E 4 1 P PcihrE'st. r. l S 1 l >
BliarhR. fi . . 060 a C ' schmldv , p. . o v j ; 3
Maaiiwti . . . POP' -
Ttuis'hlH , ji 1 3 P 7 P Totalf . . . . f 13MC 7S S
Tmu-lf . . . . 7 1 * 9 20 4
Batted for Sparks In the eichth.
when wlnalnc rua was
"No one out
"cored.
PlttsburP. 3 P S H P 0 C 3 D R P P : 7
l-fi
Cleveland.
Cleveland. . S.
Earned runs : Pittburp. 5 ;
McCarthy. Bower-
Two-base hits : Donovan.
man. Tnrt'f-hase hits : Dowd Schreccn-
po t. Sacrifice hits : Donovan. ClarkDuwd. McCarthy .
Donovan -
bases :
tZl. Stolen
' Ely
Qulnn. Dotible plays : O'Brien to Clark :
O'Brien to Clark ; * Qulnn to Tucker :
to
. FirK base
Qulnn to Tucker.
Lockheed to
. 36. off Taint-mil. 3 : rff.
Off SparkR.
tmlls :
on
Bow-
. -
Kly.
pitched ball :
Schmidt , 4. H by
. Struck ouBy : Sparkr. 1. by TaL- '
erman.
1--.1& . X'm-
nehilL 1 : by Schmidt , P. . Time :
wood and Latham.
pCrrt : Swart time in
the nrst
CHICAGO. July 4.-For
leapue
the history of the Chicapo National
'Fourth of July base ball pamfct
both
club
rain.
were postponed today on account of
of the
Plajed. Won. l ost. P.C. '
Brooklyn . BK
Phllaflelphia . KK
K
iCriro ' . W 4fl ! -W *
'Buston .
' ' -S.7
fiS - -
.
iBalUmore
' -Si-4
W
fS -
1 . Louis .
St.
' ! -M1
-1
( 't 3 - -
ICinclnnati . M -ijM
Pittsburp . T4 Mi W . H *
New York . -HM
IS S -
Louisville . < -0 < --W
. H -
Cleveland Washinpton . M 32 : .356
New-
at
Washinrtan
today :
i Gasnes for Phtladelpnla : Brion fit
York- Brooklyn at
Cinda-
Plttsburg ;
BalUroore ; Chi-apo at
nati at Louirville.
LEAGl'C.
WUJ-TERN
SCORE ? OF THE
SrttJc Trnd In Prrsencr
Otl -
Trln Crovrd.
of RrcordBrakiBt
XtnnrnpulU. 4t. . Paul. 1.
CJtjMUwanUee , 5.
KBU BH CJtj- .
Bnffnlo. < t-5.
Detroit.1Cs
S-C.
. -
" Columbus.
IndlnnaiioliK. -l"i
MTW-F.APOL1S Julv -The larpe t
crowd that ever assembled 4n Nicollet park
between
afternoon
ihir
wUnesM-o tne pame
. Menefee for the
I the Millers and the SttntK. '
was invincible. McG'll was injured
I home team
jured in tbe seienth and sher finished
the pame. Attendance. fc.tnO Score
RH E
f , ( I [ I { I ( I J [ I ( I - { J ,
sV."pEui . " . ! . . p P P i o P P P c-i * *
Batteries : Minneapolis. Mentfee and
FishtT : St. Patil , McGlll. Firacr and Spies
. f mplre : Haskell ted
KANSAS CITY July -Reaper la
\ 6 ven innlnps today and was iiounded by
hits. Ganzel five
the Elues for seventeen
i
i tlmff tt bat. scored three doubles and two
f : for the Blues. The attendance- was
Owinp to wet proandi. the roorninp
vet jiortjioned. Score .
R IT E
Kansas City . 3 P 3 P 1 P " P i C 38 1
Milwaukee . . . . S l 0 0 0 l P u i > 2
j ' Batteriec. Kan-a& City. Gear and W > -
non. Milwaukee. Ref.per Hart and Speer
Bt'FFALO N T. , July 4 Buffaio was
s.hut out today by the viKitlnE Detroit team
Both pictures were effective , but throuph
bad error * tae visitor * were able to fcrore
four runt. Scort. moraine E me.
RH E
Buffalo . . . P P 0 P P P P P P P " S
Detroit . 3 P 1 P 1 3 P P P 4 S I
Batterle-s. Buffalo. Areole and Hausen
Detroit. Friske and Shaw.
Lutk favored Detroit in the afernaon
one hatter mtkinp a home run on a bal' '
i that lodred behind tbe bcore board in left
! Score , afternoon Faroe :
I R H E
Detroit . . . 3 P 7 i P 1 P P ft < t i
Buffalo . . . . J P P t 1 P P P P 5 E !
Batteries : Detroit Gas on and Buejcw
Buffalo. Gray and Dippin- .
INDIANAPOLIS. July 4. Kellum pii"hed
weiy but Wuddell was too much fir the
Hoo'sSer rutwsen and shut tbem out At
tendance 4P"0. Score , afternoon gamtRHE
RHE
Indianapolis , . D P P P P P P P P P S l
Columbut . . 3 l > P 1 P b 1 6 ( i ; f , i
Siittwlff. Indianapolis. KeJlum and Ka-
IK * ; CelumbuE Widiell and Buckley
. Soore. mornlnp pame :
RHE
Indiana iBlis . . P 1 P S : 1 1 4 173 : !
Columbus 3 1 1 P p P P : li 0 17 J
Batteries : lr > Albnar > alifFereman and Ka-
hoe : Columbuf. , Bripps and McAulej.
Mnndlnir f tlir Trtunk.
Played Won. Lest p r
Indiana pEfttp- . f IM 'X
Detr i . a a ad .sits
st Paul . a- a 4M
Kansas City . C 3V M 4
MUwauktH . GS 3k X. .444
Q S M 41p
Syorl lit l'rnu < iut.
FREMONT. Nf * . , July 4.Srtial Tt-ie-
pram , i Thf Fremont bke ball tune beat
WaiUKi wifrfly today by buurWur hl'K anfl
lu-eitlup hjertensive ermrs. . Waboe hut
were scattericr and a wiM threw to t.tm
In tbt sixth ituUnp let in thrit men Bi ore
P H F
Freroor.t 73 : ft ft S d ft ilt - 5
Wahor b P 3 f : -i P ' (1 ( 4 - &
. Buses IB ha i Off MfcrVE- on * . raw.
I Joro. : Strut k out BV Marsha , t br
! raw'cii TV , * jt-i- : " . -lawferl . .
1. Pitted baut. EjCa.vi.iic. . i ;
h : - . ! .i . . r-i - . Masv' "
a : : M - > ' > i , ' . - :
s .r. I IT- ! " H ; j.-i' Senuikf
In tht bKj-te raMwrxifis i.n ' .h
uartf < r and haif wf.h prou'.x wx-ond an
O 4Tke ttiirfl Iti t * five ie ) r ct Mtft-
ati w i Prwihi prt > t 4V Toutt third.
Tta * . SH Tbe r c ww * run on | > BTd
tT tF turriSnc ranw Iti h-tti half M > i
Jive milro p < od time wa
Armour 7rin Vlrtnrloo * .
Tne Armour ' taLll trtun iMti-
itself a'.mo't ' itivincib'e. ' cwninc toiothrr
< 4Hy vjrttwy ? f ler9ay t Sarpy M.n * Jrea '
Me Br4 * nri . in * > re bejnc J M > 1
The otiy ) dfffat f > u ta1t > * < ! by j e ierda > *
winners > far wa aawniMerd bj Bti <
KHtb's Oripitifcl * and tb Armour ! " -
nem p-n arlnp 10 enp c . m at > thr wutw
wsth tb n The } atnr * of the cam * ye. .tr
* y w s the pltch.nc cf Suliitab. who ooe-
w > lrt the Brewer , with on'j on * srmioh
hit. Th * batlfrtwiwnre - Annoor. SuHlvati
and FJt cerk ) < < . Mett Brc * . . C tn r .nd
S pf . Fo lowinp ithe i nr-ore by innltir : * :
Armour p i 4 P f P r. > 34
Mett Bros. PP1 ti p K P t - a
ludlnnt Wlti Tulrr.
SOfTW BEND. Jnd. July 4 (5j clfc
Tehrrun t-The Nebraska Indians pl y l i
the s-OBth fti6 Gren. , the s-troatfsf Inde
pendent twnin in Indiana , two aaiw today. |
Swire , tnominr tam Greens , f : Ind.ans. i
S. Aflrrmon came Indians. T , Green * . * .
f. C. MK > llKMKMnnit THU GAMI
Orient Y. M. C. A. Ilnll Tram After
7'M i 1 'i r ' LBIIK- .
Sir rotnrtierf of a-faln AMolt'f oU vni-
v rs'y rlub I.I teem * uca > ent : < b > Bni i
tlt.cer and Bradf-rd. formerly of Butl ,
Keith "Oric1n l ' tnd Jellen a vei- ; i
know lor-s ) ball jilayr. d f' teO the Tojtic I
Men's Ohriruan asjm.'istlon nine alter * n
j lntrre.nnc nnd exrttinr came " . the Ath-
i lrt.it pirk of the Younc Wen's Chrlsuan as
sociation , TwTiiy-fifth street and Aroe * ave
nue. yetrrd y * ftrrnt > on. The sore wiis r ,
to S. The came from beclntiinc t fnfl wa
a pretty exhibition. Very fe errors wr -
mde tiv the player. and the rpoetiitort.
w ho fill'-d th blc praixlsiaad. were more
th n jtlR d Th far : that the catne was
! o 4nteretTkic Is efjierially no'teworthj. ' wh ti j
it is constd'Tp J > ; h t the university club I
players have not b"n on The dinraond for
two years and had no ! t-vca tlie lull team ol
university player *
While the playinc en holh pid ! < was
sntippyand had plenty c-f plnprr In it tbe
lark pf prart're was rurtlccsble to the
traine-d ? - < of the errtcnuKiBM. Both Pavid-
s.on and > rcoll ) did clever work in the box
lind thrtr s-u-ilK > rt In the f fld was excMlerit
The outfieldinp of Jeillen , Hoapland tnd
Cortelyou wa * a feature of the came.
" ' - ' " "
th ? two trains werV" VfouVwtT
X'nlverslty. Positions. Y. M. C. A.
Hare * Carrier Jeffrie *
Driseoll Pitcher Dartdhon
Abbott First Stolcenberp
Bltt.ncer Second Spracu *
Bradford Third D'Hearh
Crelch Shon Trace-
JeJlen L ft Coneij-oii
Crawford Center Clark
Hoachuid Ripbt Bcrryinaa
The score by ianinc * was :
rnivrrsl'.y P10P80PI 3 r ,
Y. M. C. A 130001PD 0-4 !
Other Sport * .
Aside from the base ball came thTe was
a procram of hicycle and foot races , provinp
interesiins to many. The first f : > ot race
w-a * a lif-yarfl tiash Walfr B. SB.undJTs
was awarded The first prize , a silvtr cup ,
and Earl Painter wlH receive a silver medal
as the second prise.
The second event was a one-mile bicycle
race There W-TC ten entriesO S. Ward
and A. E. Gordon of Lincoln won ilrst and
second times and L Sawyer of the Trianrle
Cycle cit'b third
In th if'-yard dash there were three en-
trie * and they came under ithe wire -with
Herbert Bevins flrso. Davidson second and
Park-r third. Younp Bevins also won the
440-yard dash , which rame later
XB5 cyclists were nil apop over the ave-
mile r-lub rtiamp-oni-hip race. Four clubs
were represented as follows : Omaha Wheel.
C. A Romic. C. J Parroit ; Trianrle Cycle.
Aupusi Berpholm. L. Sawyer : Lincoln
Oyck. A. E. Gordon O. S Ward ; Kearney
Cycle. J P. Cumminps. This was intensely
IntTestmi : and the riders were urced to
titi'-ir tiest efforts by tbe plaudit * of many
frie.nds wiho occunH-d the prandstand. In
tht thirteenth lap Bercholtn went sprawllnp ,
apparently without anv cause and Gordon
was thrown by him. Tiie three riders who
came under the wr' first , in thcirfpTiive
order wereWard. . Parrott Jind Cummincf
Gordon and Ward also won i he tandem one-
mile race tbe other contestants beinsr Ches
ter Stinm and M. C. Rush and DeLonp
and Aulbauch "R'lth Go-flon and Ward a
its retires -ntat ves the Lincr-'n ' Cycle club
carried off the honors inevery ract.
" WEATHER.
GOOD STROKES IX "WET
RcinnrUnlile Qnr.litj < if Golf EiliiU-
itd fin Oiintrln t'liili Ground * . .
LAKE FOREST. Til. . July 4 fOnwentzla
Club Golf Grounds. ! Today s play ia the
rolf tournamem was- remarkable for the
up under adverse cir-
quality of pelf put
rumstanc-e * by some of the crack pla > ers.
The prounds were in poor condition from
the soakinc rains of last nicbt , which continued
intervals durtnc the
tinued at frequent
morninp. Notwithstandlnp this , fome es-
tremejy Jew wores were made and durinp
the aTvrnoon whtJi the west wind had
partly dried up the course pelf of a sensa
tional cbarinter was played by pome of the
contestants.
Walter Fairbanks of the Overland Park
Golf club of Denver , ana e veteran of the
St Andrews c-lub of Scotland , and J. F.
Curtis of the Esf"x Coucty Golf club of
Boston made the most rem&rksiile scores
ever made in a coif tournament. These two
p-olfers jdayed forty he.ats before their
strupple was ended In favor of Mr. Ffcir-
'banks. ' They were all square at the
elchteenth and thirty-sixth holes.
H H. Cumminps of the Swanoa. Country
club of Ashevllle. N. C. end D. R. Forcan ,
the Onwentca coif chaciplon , decided their
match on the thirty-fifth bole , Forpan win-
ainp.
One of the surprises os tne day was tbe
decisive defeat of William MeCa-wlpy of
the MerlT ! Cricket club of Philadelphia at
the hands of William Hc.llabird , jr. . of the
G'jfnview rJub of Chicapo. a -year-old (
boy. McCawlpy won the Ravenoaks rurt at
Onweniria last jear and was expected to
win today's mutch , notwithstaniiinp the
peed form displayed of late by his boyish
opponent.
The resuh pf today' * j .ey was deridedly
in favor of tne east as aramst the -west ,
elever cf today s winning j.laver. . cominc
from eat-tfrn nubs while onlj fiv in'lud-
mp Mr Fairbanks of Derver' tire fr-ni the
wef. uf these t < * < Ii M D'TitjQ tna
t : v. * be * " . h * t Kit. '
t'- : ana i1) * ean > e * that thr * *
"fipaie flu"l e tt e rwt of ih
he i < - ! ! > < irtth wiitt-b rBt * T."t
Mayor Mop * CoorOnc ntrli
LOS AX < 3Jtt.KS ( HI. J VJ rM : ? > -
K .H-n with * * qukd of tw.ntj j > pnen > f. .
" to AtrlUitu- ( nmrk * r > da ? i.rid pre-
M rotininr _ ct _ < viurrnc _ n > m hes |
hafl
: * et 'n - th - jiieufBrr oT the
and praiats4 > a tt > < fm > Mitltiu * jxo ! W'l.mp tf
she prohib'ttor. * o W bf waives but * he
wi > < o wafc flrtfTnlt > 4l an * th > re wa * no
rc ur inc. Th * pwnce if tn tn j PT as
t -i alc < rH"3 k > thfa'lurr M ChlrT of
Ppll'-e < 31a < * te mrry ou' thf tna. ' or s order
on Sundi. ; prohihltitic , 'Onrrinp
Tnndrin
-LfHlA Jul > -The fentuTf oft
-
t * NationaCyi ; \r Racine an > c .atlor
arH-t at Wc * a * < lde Park tt 4 y wa the one
1ie ht t r cf b'tween Ov.fT * . Ktmbl" Erl ]
KVer and H B Fre ntatv.tthSch wa. w n i
by Klmble Iti two s ralcht beats ] ti nh
heat Kilobit hel his oppottrnts J < and
in the law Jump won witk tw H Kuth
and v"f > ti orerorj of this rlf broke tht
quarter-mile worid s aaia'eur tunoem ro -
t > rd Time PM : i-l PreA-lotJs worlds rec-
Wd. P * 4-6
Yrtrrnn n tbe TrnnU Ctitirt.
XEW YORK. July 4 On th' sertind day
of the Miadl * state * lawn tennis < -h m-
fiotwhlp on the court of the Oranpe Lax\n
Tennis club at Orancr N J. . the feature of
nuiirhcs - - rr-e ! ihr
the WHS the at P- p
vei ran player. W A LiirrriJ H t'ln" *
'iwp tnatchf" in th s.ncles Rt fl fl cm bath
easily In th - * . ( f.nd the draw c * v r * .
"uch that be fsred hi * , t unp brother 11 P.
Larncd who Is playinc in ihamjMonsh p sin-
pits for the fl'st time
Ainrrlran \ \ tn Borf i-d
LOXDOX. July 4 At th ; firs : ' , diix's rat
Inc at the NoKtncham July rae-tlnc J
HeifJ. the Amcricnn jockev. won the Bur-
ford plat * on E Foster's s-year-o > d ' > ir >
nut filly Miircfllnr This r r i * a hand"-
cap of 2iK > t-overeictis subTription of I
s > nverrtpns < h und J S.CAr 'lim extra Jir
starter * , tor I-year-oMs and upward Nine
horse' ran fh < - lurloncs v.ratcYit. The bet-
tinp wat f. to 1 apalnst Mnrcelln' .
nn r Unit HI A .lilninl.
AHJ > ANP X n. July 4 iprrml > -
Aph'.H.t > d and Have-J.-xk p-lB > ed an t-ievcn-
itinlnr pame of ball at l t > Street PurV. today -
day Stx re 1" to II 1n favor of Hnvlnrk
Batteries : Ashland , R. "VVeber and J Duv.s.
HavfclorU , C. Ackfrnian ! > d H. Handle
G -ii . * -\Vln llir Trlnl Ilncr.
CHICAGO July -The Gen R < ; f
Roc-bester N Y w-as an easy wit nrr of
the first of the trial rare * , held under ib'
auFpiceJ of the Chirnco Yacht r'i.r ' > tnflu
to K-iort H bout : o senfl 10 Toronto 10 irn-
pete for tbe Canada cup in Aurus : .
Cninlirldcr Ura < l nt < rlrUet.
LONDON July 4 Cambriapf uti.vpm.j
in the crK-ket mutch with Oxfoni hrx.r
yeslerflay ai Lord's fleid. was ail out u > cn
in its first innincs for 141 run OT'o-1" if--
; erday in Its firs : innnp ! scored IPi rur.s
FlnJn DrlBk l - in n rr . .
DAVENPORT la. . Juy 4 Th . '
mekinc of th Mile Trark awola ; >
which wa" to ha becun onaj.
last throuch Frida > . was declar-d off today
i > cause ol rain. i
Grniul 1 lnn l D-frnt" Kmrnrr. '
GRAND ISLAND. N-h. . July 4 ' ? t > ecia. (
T-eOepram > Grand Island defeutefl Ktar-
ney today. Score , f to d
Rnld Mnc' * Opium l > rn.
An opium joint operated by John Siap 5a
the hasemrat of the Richelieu hotel on North
Thirteenth street was raided yes-terday cy
several detectives. . They fouad a complete
opium outfit and four Inmates vho were
partially under the influence of the drup.
They cave the names of Charier Hamilton.
George Sullen. Wilhara Lee and John Mark.
THE UKALTY .MARKET.
IN5TRTMENTS filed for record Monday ,
July. Z :
tV rrnntj Drfd * .
C. L. Poppleton c-.t al. trunt-es. to
Rachel Simpson. ) .t 4. bkirk IT
Poppleton Park . 5 1 r.W
H. F. Palmer and wjfe tc > Atlantic
Realty Af-soclation. lots 5 and C
block 4. Bfemis Park . 3
A J. Hunt and wife to same , lot f. .
block 1" > . PopJeton Park . I
A C. Rieck lo Louisa Adam , 10 acres
In nti ne-i.4 SB-is-u . S390
J. H. Gayhart and wife to H. H
Harder. nV , : ot. 1and i block S
Walnut Hill . SO
G. E Wallace ind wife to M. M T *
I Gahm. eh : lot T and all lot h. b.cnl ;
I ir > 0 Omaha . 10t ( > r o
, Same to samn n1- lot 1 and n1ol e-
; lot 2. block 2S Omaha . ji" ( > #
Same to same , lots 13 and 37. bio : k 4
. Alamo Plata . If ( > ,
' Same to E. W. Pratt , lots 11 and li
, block : . Capitol HiU add . Hi' . ( >
Same to same. . Jot I. block 342. Omant. 'fc" . if >
Same to same , lot IS. block 4. Alam i
, < Plaza . * . . C ( Ki"
i Chris Barbe and wife to C. H. AS
j son. sH lot 3. block 3Sfi. S
j I Omaha . >
Eucene Mix and wife to R. P anJ E
O Hamilton , lot n. Clark's add 1 ay- -
Si. H Ford and bus. to R. J. Brpwn
] lot " ( i block West . .
J H. End add C ( K.
<
I Atlantic Realty Assoclat-.on to B r
L. Houston. , lots li and li. in sub
block 3. Bemis Park . . . 550
Josephine Mach and hnr. to A.x !
Kendall lot i. block C , Hans -m
Park iidd > . jut ,
F. L. Brengrle and wife to A P
stream , lot E , block 37 , Thomas i
S's add . 3 = , ii
Hflma Olsn and hus to Paul Pm >
lot IS Cain Place . iyn >
Adolf De'trtkt and w-ifr to Charles
1 \ \ rasladt , und sof 4Jxr.O fi in sw
i cor lot S , blvick K Wllooz s add I
i Quit Claim n - - U.
i John Rybin and wife to James RT h '
lot 4 , blc.ck 12 , Brown Park . jK ( >
j H. W. Pennock and wire to H T
Learnt , lots 1S > anfl 20. blo-k rj ; .
Dundee Place . 1
H. P. Lcavltt to Stephen Smith saint 1
Sheriff to Omaha Lohn ant5 TraRi orc-
jittty , M : i bj1. 1. I"Limar.o
j TottJ amciut : of i > u.usfis
THE STAR THAT LEADS
EXCELS IN EVERY PARTICULAR.
IT ALWAYS LEADS.
VAL BLATZ BREWING CO. , MILWAUKEEU.S.A.
OMAHA BRANCH : I4I2 DOUGLAS STREET.
Telephone 1081.
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THE GREATER AMERICA.
. . FEATURES
* 7 % ; . . * > "
Colonial People ,
Birds , Animals ,
Products , Homes
Pain's Fireworksi
Art Exhibit ; .Me.
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The .Midway ; Godfrey's Bntisli .Militarj Band.
OPENS AT OMAHA. NEBRASKA , JULY 1st ,
CLOSES NOVEMBER I , 1899.
Everything Nev < Except the Buildings. Will Eclipse Last Uar.
President. Gforpe L Miller. Secrttarj , Dnuity EmitJ Taurrr Prank Murn-r
EXECCTJVE COMMITTED , C J Smyth. Chairman. P E. Her. Wm Hayden H.
J PfenfoH J. B. Kitchen.
ADV1SORT COMMITTEE Frank Murphy , Hcmi&ti Kouruse Emil Brandeit. J H.
. .
Millard. H E Palmer.
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Wentworth Military Academy tttt ttciipte It
ctttrtl wen.
tion tut I D trreitw *
KiUOR EtfcDFOr.D SELLERS , tt. t Supt LEtlNClOK. KO
HOWARD - PAYNE COLLEGE
'it'l N V ttf Prpfcry an' '
-e rat. . " krr * . > ' & r ' > ' Vfc" ! M1- } ' vt" b fc'r < .h t. * . < - " * ;
" . JtOU. rtti ftr..Uf'-fa-ii-i. pat , HIKAM I 'E ' MT'ti.'itii. .
OOYEREDWITH SCALES
_
Shed 2 Tzblespoonful st Night.
Hair Full cf White ScabO'ffer !
SlOOferCure. Friend Suggests
CUTICURA REMEDIES , tries
Them and U Cured.
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ifti. Th muff liutiat Mid IHM b&d lr ; . > ru y
i > nrrt Mi Ihrro. kn < hit bri.6 u > > vrrr lit
th * Mtmis lilt hnir Winr ? Ll of xno fT tiitt > rlt ,
or MT W. Ilit vUf > f. , "J > n > r nipriittiet i bf
* nnW fin * b t > il < > f''ftJiiI > r tnpr ttf tbcrr tn
thctvd. " 1 * .p lure ntmt biml him. . . ( . lit
rrplh-4 "an * li dt < not H.P " " W ij AntH
J tm c rr y Bn > iir " I v i ult ! ptrt t luitii1rd
floliurt it b * mitr4. 1 ! ' tmii pot k t-i t.f
raotirj , Vut don't crt n.n > 4. " lir > i l Wr , , 1
tnW him 1 n. it PI i him tnT ht tlm ihi.i "
ktrf tdW him li rrtlir Cm i Tnrnw llr. Hid
lif v-oiirt t f niTfu A * lit1 T nl1 1iT'C ' It ) n-ll > * ' -
Vt. , 1 did i"t f ( tT li it for M'tiie tin r hii" und
thrc lit lh - 'y i < li'irtid tp tnf * 1 n n 1 1 rd
OtTTtt r. hw ana " lir 1. > rd t n-M Jin nud
CiTirt-n1 Vw in. .H t NlN'Ut.
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TETTER CURED BY DUTIOURA
I hkd TrtUr oo try hkti tr * .vf T-P T . VT
hund * v-i rr * ! r urtf'd tt Juptv * . rtid t tpd o
th t I rmild bni m . * wi n i " . uid ihry
Itphrd trrr.V i 1 tripfi r rnthitic. lift liPlhit > t
propd dMtiMiry pnnd 1 tii > etln\'rn rra
ktid thot up IOBIT" liptlipf nif kt kH
UE E.OOrELASIVoffllkafi , N. C.
CUTICURA
with the Blood end End * with
The SUn snd Scslp.
Thnt t * XPUT , Ct'Ti t I.L llu niTtrT jrrrntrnt
of Mi.nti roririrTT kiiC Inimn * i ijiPllpn1. rnnCfii
tlir M'nifl mill rirpulfitltic faiiflt i > l Hrnnt. CttivK
knd ttitif rinno\M tlir fai.tr whilt * u-in Imtn ,
-ltli < iTjrri-i or. tnd pt-mir unPinttrpt Wb
.t ( oiutmctii .crrt 'M < i tit rmnlllrnl kkm
curpf. . rlrktii.1 thp LiL nnd rcnlr Pt -
nrklpK. hlli.y Kchinc t'UH.iiic , htiii Ir.Eummutlnn
Kintlif t\d bp l TmiMiT | ir < 1dty , jMitnktirtitlT.
fcne pronomlcKl'r rurrd tht mo tnnnniic dl
tlcurii r I'Utri rfr tif'tirt-tlr. * " 4.1b Hud tiuuiCL vltfc
lutfpftihir vlipfc ii' < -titr rrniMllrfr lull
f ol * ttimurhniit tilt T-nrlfl rorrtt n. irtiC
ol I'TOl" * . JluUfl& * Hnr tr UTt
I 'Unit n.it. .t.C IW T Klnn-
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OTHERS FA.il.
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vrastinr ; dis aseR , all effects of self-
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cretion Anervetonicand
blood builder. Brinps the
pink glow to pale cheeks and
restores tbe re of j-outii.
By us aii COc pp r > ips : C5 bores
for 2.5O ; tritli a written cruaran-
1 tee to cure or refund the money.
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