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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, Jt'SE 2,1, WOO. 0 SAINTS SLAUGHTER BORRELL Omaha Pitcher Pouodid Morrlij bj tho Missouri Filipinos. EIGHTEEN HITS FOR FORTY-fHUEE BASES 5Tcrrborl-- lint MiKllil.cn Tnkra n Poke at llnrry unci Sonic of Them Pull OIT Hrvcrnl liiniR Ones, St. Joseph, ll Oninlin, It. Den-er, 7 Moux tHy, it. Ilea Moines. H Pticlilo, 7. Brooklyn, Dt Phlltiilolphln, (i, Huston, lit nr York, it. ChlcnRo, 7 4 liiflniintl, I, M. t.oiila.lMllnhnrKi Itnln. Detroit, ll Imllnnniiolls, B. C hlrno, :t Knninn City, II. Mll-Tniiker, r. .Mlnnenniills, ;. lleelnnl, 111) HulTalo, I. Welmer n 1 i ? S I l' "04 was frantic at time... A lies de "etmer. p i 0 1 0 3 0 tl.lon by Sheridan In the tenth Inning Totals Ji s S 27 12 5 K"eb,o , 1 0 1 0 3 0 3 0 0-7 I Mullics 0 2 0 0 1 1 0 1 Kanynl run;- Des Moines. I: two-base n't: Hullen, Thlel. Warrenden. role. Hlnes. iti Li. "p'mer. warrenden. Sue- threw the came Tsls nmrcil tho crnnil and Sheridan wns subjected to a deafening tumuli of hisses nnd groans. Harvey and Held:- both pitched wonderful bull. At tendanrp. i.Soj. Score: MINNEAPOLIS, i JULWACKKE Il.H.O.A K I R.H.O.A.F.. rlllco hits: Brain. Warrenden. Stolen bnsen: Jaclcrth. et 1 I I o Waldron. rf. l' i" i" o "t imnTson, .Marcum, jonnson (2). Hulen (4). ""moi. rr.. o l l o o Harry, ci ... 1 2 0 I iiowo, ir . 2 i 2 o o AndTSon, lb 1 3 IS 1 l,iili- n A a A Pawed balls: Zelsler. 3. Left fin hnses- I Nance, 3b .. 0 I 4 S 0 DlrIn. c 12 4 3 4 Pueblo, Hi. Des Moines. 6. Time: 2:20. Urn- Smith. ss.. o l l t o Hurke, jb... 0 0 3 3 li rlre: Kline I Abbat'ch. Ib 0 1 3 i 1 ni-rb'r. .... 0 J 4 ft Harvey, p.. 1 1 2. 0 R-ldy. p .. 0 0 2 J 1 tnncrson. Marcum. Johnson (2). Hulen (4). "iimot. rf.. o l l o c t uV";s p" """o: Off Johnson. I; off Welmer. 1mH- " -- 0 : l o l . Hit by Welmer: 2. Struck out: Bv John- v'rrtn, lb 1 0M i . son. : by Welmer, 4. Wild pitch: Welmer. ' f.laner. e. .. o t : j i i I J a Bl Knits, 'i.l.l.a n .. A a I IthnilltiR of the Tennis. Omaha Denvpr Dcs Moines St. Joseph Pueblo .. . Sioux City . c;.vmi:s or Tin; mtio.vu, lilmui:. Plillndrlliln nnd Brooklyn Hun Into i-nroe Comedy for n While. rinred. Won. Lost. PC II M IS .H ..41 12 13 .537 ' ...57 ! IS .511, 40 13 21 .173 .. 10 It 22 .IV) 39 IS 21 .332 1 ST. JOSEPH, Mo., June 22.-(Spcclal Tel egram.) Uurrcll was easy today St. Joseph made eighteen hl!, four of which were two. fcagcera. five three. hanr ,nj tun nm.i,. .1 . ... . I son, who had heen suhsiliuii-it fnr Mpiitn w , couia noi toucn Her- nlty In tho el-hih b, ii fru. hv man ai any stac of the game, their only Philadelphia, who tied the score. In the earned run being a hit by Lauzon, which I ,,en, Inning nclliier Idc scored, but when was pt In the weeds nnd rmininH tr. n ' "rooklyn went to bat In the eleventh they horn run ,J. t 'tl'". . ' l" before two men were - - i",iiiiii ut nan, udvia Hill) Wilson of the homo team and the sematlonul cairn or iioyg long fly In the second by Manager McKlbbcn were features of tho Kamr. Manager McKlbben refuecd to allow Mauck to umpire. He wanted Warren Cow leu, city passenger n;ent of the Uock Island, but Rourkc look his team off the Held. It wak then ngrecd lo have Underwood of St. Joseph's team and Koach of Omaha umpire. Score: 8T. JOSUP1I. All. It. ...i a Totals ..3 10 33 23 j Totals S 10.: JS 2 Wcrden nnd Harvey out on bunt strikes. Mlnncnpotl 200000000100 03 Milwaukee. . . 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 25 Karned runs: Minneapolis. 1; Milwaukee, 2. Two-base hits: Nance, Wllmot, Dluglns. Three-base hits; Anderson, DlKelns, Passed ball: Fisher. H&sen on balls: Off Harvey. 4; off Iteldy, 3, Hit by pitcher: Lolly. Struck out: Dy Harvey, 5; by Iteldy. 1. Double plays. Burke to Anderson: Fultz to Ander- tiittt t., ti, . , . . '. nioien oases: umoi. eruen, .anco. w , , JU"C -loua' ' ra(i smllh nierbauer Sacrifice hits: Hurke. between Philadelphia and Brooklyn de- Harry. Dow U). I-eft on bases: Minneapolis, vcloped Into a farce nml culminated In a 9: Milwaukee. 3. Time: 2:30. I'mplre: Sherl- forfeiture acrilnst the locals. Durlns tho I Jnn' ., , ,. .... . , v, . , ,, ., , I llnril ('nine on Pllehers, progress of the game Philadelphia utilized J rour pitchers and Brooklyn placed three I u,hhi,A.Np. June Z.'.-Today s g.tme ! men nn ihp riiiihnp it , i... ..,.. i was hard foucht from start tn finish iMpvp. or.s' gam until the ninth Inning, when Kit- i land used up three Buffalo pitcher. In the niiii , u uiii iinnri. n nu nu'i'fuiu Hooker 'n the fourth, sent three men to flrst. Then he refused to pitch further. Amole took his place and Crl'tinm hit for two bases, bringing In the winning runs. Attendance, .,2C. Score: I CI.KVKLAND. I lit' 11 A I). n If O A K.I It It O B Plckerlntr, rf 3 ! I 1 1 Oettmnn. tl ! : I 1 Uenlns, If . 1 1 I t 0 Shenron, rf. 1 J I 0 0 Lexell. 1f0 fPrutohvlllo. V to 1. third Time. 1:11 Macon. Wiiim bajour Jake Stern. Kl Caney, Kindred, Wig ari I.ec King also r-:-. Third race, selllnff. one mile nn,l twent yards. Mnidstone. j (Domlnkki. 3 t.i to. wnn; W B. dates, 107 If'rowhursti. 12 to 1 and 4 to I, second: Alvln W. 110 (J. Math ens), l.' to 1. third. Time. 1:16. DinarnK Snrrr lAtsarus. Mandamus Flora Bird. Leo Noster and Naughty Olrl also ran. Fourth race, selling, six furlongs: Queen Kher. 100 i Morse). 4 lo 1 won. verify. 107 fOllmo're). even and 1 to 4, second: Tom Collins, lfS iDomlnlcki. 3 to 2, third Time, I K Three starters. Fifth race, maiden 2-.vnr-old fillies, four and ii half furloncs: B!rdle Stone. 110 IDom lnlcki, 3 to 1. won. IdaCballn. 110 (tlllmore). 15 lo 1 and i to 1 seionrt, Sophie. 110 (Morsel, S to 1, third. Time. :S74 Knjoy, Pirate's Daughter. Heverle, Bright Mllei. Western Ulrl. Dtlornc and Mlntur also ran. Sixth race, selling, six furlongs: Apple jack, le i.McCunni. S t' 1. won; Dave Waldo. 104 fCrowhurst). 7 to S and 3 to 6. second, Kaster Card, l"t 'J T. Woods). 11 to 5, third. Time, 116'j. Carnage, Latin. Bertha Nell and Kd L. also ran. KNOCKED OUT HORSE'S EYE InrUr' Mlohnols et llnnn tonln for Ills llriitnllt. nt l,n- out. Then thp home tenm becim in ttelav the game by sending men lo base on balls and re limine to nut Ihem out when the on- portunlly ottered. Umpire O'Day then gave the game to Brooklyn, 3 to 0. Attendance, ! fulllan, lb. 1 2 o 4 1 llalllgan. If. 2 2 I o 4 Strang. Jb ... Jlall. ss Kllnr. c fiehrall. If ... JtcKlbben, cf Davis. Ib Jlrlstow. 2b .. "Wilson, rf ... Herman, p ... Totals .... Toman, ss StcVlcker. If . Ttebsamen. lb IVIIson, c Lauzon. cf . . Itoy. 3b Mnckey. 2b Hughes, rf ... Uurrcll. p 6 S 4 O. 0 0 ii 12 11 IS OMAHA. AH. 5,6i2. Score: nnooKi.vN , rHiLADin.pniA. R.II O. F. I rt II.O.A.K. f ,1 r. . . A A Tl. 4 A A A Hherkard. cf 1 I 0 I 0 Slle, If. .. 3 $ 4 4 4 I V?' " Krifr. rf .11 inn Pei-h'ty. lb. I 2 14 4 4 Jpfin'es. lb.. 111 ft.Kllck. rf 12 2 11 K'll-y. If... 2 3 3 0 I MoKarl'd, c. I I I 0 Ddhlrn. ss.. 2 3 4 4 QCIilles, 2b... 113 3 0 I'rurs. 3b.. . 2 2 2 1 ltKUn, 3h.... 1 3 3 3 2 Duly. 2b 2 2 3 3 4 Cross, ft.... 2 112 4 Karretl. c... 4 41 4 tlrnliard. p. 0 4 fl I I McOln'ty. p. 2 2 4 1 4 putt, p .... 0 0 4 0 4 Ktlsnn, p 1 1 4 4 4 IKnaliu. p. 4 4 4 0 0 Ilonell. p... 4 4 I 4 0 I'onn. p... .0 0 4 1 0 Douglas ..1 14 4 0 Totals ..24 2! 34 II 2l I Totsl- . 11 13 31 11 4 Butted for Donahue In the ninth. Brooklyn ( 530000330 7-20 Philadelphia ..0 2 2 0 1 0 0 1 4 0 -11 H'-vl. 2b . 1 4 . I Alherten. 2b I I 2 2 4 Crlnham ..4 1 0 0 0 Shrcek, c.... I 3 S 4 4 lACh'ce, lb. 0 0 3 1 0 Carey, lb.... 0 1 9 4 0 MeAletr. cf. I 1 1 1 0 Hulliuan. ss 4 1 3 3 1 0 Andrews. 3b 4 1 3 14 Spls. c 11 ',4 4 Hooker, p... 114 3 1 Hart, p 2 2 14 1 linker, p.... 1 1 n n A Amole, p.... 4 0 4 4 4 Totals ..14 13 27 1 4 0 Karned runs: Brooklyn, 6; Philadelphia. " I B. Two-base hits: McGlnnlty (2), Dahlen. .1 ..1 ..I ..3 ..I ..I .1 ..I n. n. o 1 O. A. E. 11 i 0 1 1 3 0 2 7 23 12 2 fourth Inning on Totals ;o Kline called out In nttempt lo bunt. St. Joseph 2 3 1 ft 0 1 1 3 1 Omaha 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 02 Earned runs: St. Joseph. S: Omaha. 1. Two-base hits: St. Jnpph Wilson, Herman, Davis. Brlstow. t.auzau. Three-base hits: Kllng. Brlstow. Hall (2). Bt. Joep!i Wilson. Homo runs: Strang. I.ihizoii Sacrlllip hits: Hall 12), St. JoP!h Wilson. Helxameti Stolen haven: Kilns. St. Joseph WlWon. Ktruek out By Herman. 3; by Hurrell. 3. Bases on halls: Off Herman. V. off llurrpll. 1. Passed halls: Wilson. 3. Time 1 ft. I'm rdrcs: I'nderwood and Ito.ich. MOl X riTV M'UIKHS II A It l 1,1 IK, Sonic Hum KlflilliiK In (lie Second liles Drntrr the liiiinr, DENVEH. June 22,-(SiMclal Telegram l Kloux City had a hard run of luck In the recond Inning and Denver piled up live runs that won the game. Twice the outfielders came all together and the ball fell betwepn them while the Tebeaultp.H chjHed around the bases, Except In this one Inning the Kloux Cltva pltiyed a winning game. Schmidt was relieved by Kler after the -lghth Inning, when the visitors made six lilts, but harp lleldln? kept the tallies down to three. Score: AB. It. If. O. A. E. -iiuier. , lllckey. ib j-resion, cr. Holland, rf '.Mccausiaml. lb.. 11,. l O'Reilly. 30 l.ewee. ss... riulllvan, c, fchinldt. p.. Uylcr, p Totals.... Hallman, If.. Brashear, ss. Houtz, rf Hansen, c Nlles. 3b Olasscock, lb O'Dea. 2b tote. e l'crguson, p.. 1 35 7 SIOUX CITT, AB 4 . t 1 1 1 1 0 0 10 It. H. O. A. 0 3 3 1 1 E. Totals M j i ;t i0 5 Floux City 0 0 0 0 0 0 .1 0 0-3 Ucnver o 5 0 0 1 0 1 0 - 7 Earned runs: Denver. 2; Sioux Cltv. S Two-base hits: Lewee. Miller. Ferguson Tbro'-ba,' I'lt O'Reilly. Busp on balls: Off .Schmidt. 1. oft Eykr. 1. Struck out: f ergiison. 11. Stolen bases: Hlckey, ..Mf."' Hh,' ll?An- . double play: Miller lo Sullivan. lid pitch: Ferguson Time of game: 1 : 10. Umpire: Ebrlght ni:s mhi.m:!. takks tub secomi. rrnhllilllonlsts (nnic Out A hp ail In n HiikkoiI (iniuc- nt Piirhln. PUEBLO. June 22-tSr.wlal Telecram.i- Dcs Moines carried off the second of tho rones with Pueblo thl afternoon In rlht handy fashion In a game of good, clean ball devoid of sensational Incident, but uni formly gratifying to the fans. The chief Interest of the game centered about Pu eblo s new catcher. Snook ivhn ,11,1 r.,i w-ork save for one wild throw down to iiiiiu. Aut'iiuniicr, Biu. fcore: PUEBLO AB. It 0 Mclfale. cf .... union, ss s Anderon, 2b I Parrott, rf : t Marcum, lb 4 Kelly, 3b 3 Dalrymple, If 5 Knook., c 4 Johnson, p 3 II. 0 3 0 O. I 0 A. E. SI a el c Kltson. Dntntlaa. Sacrifice hits: M. Cross, Dahlcn. Stolen bases: Jones, Kceler (3. Dahlen. Daly. Flick. Sheckord (2), Kellv (2), L. Cross (2), Farrell, Jennings. Double plavs: Dahlen to Daly to Jennings; Flick to McFarland; Daly to Jennings. First base on balls: Off McOlnnlty, 3; off Bernhard. I. off Piatt, 3; off Donahue, 2; oft Howell. 1; off Kltson. 1 off Conn. 4. Hit by pitched ball: Jennings, Thomas. Struck out: Hv McOlnnlty. 2; by Piatt, 2; by Don ahue, 1. Passed ball: Farrell. Time: 3:25. Umpire: O'Day. Win Mercer n Mnrk. NEW YORK, June 22.-The New Yorks lost another game to the Bostons becaue of weak batting. Willis being very effectlvo with the exception of the fifth and seventh Inning. Mercer was an easy mark for Bos ton throughout. Attendance, 2.110. Score: NKW YOIIK. . HOdTON. rt.ll. O A E. Il.H.O.A. K. Hmltli. rf .. I I I ) 4 Hamilton, cf 4 0 4 4 4 S-lbarh, If.. 0 2 2 1 4 Collins. 3b.. 4 4 2 4 4 Vsnll'n, cf. 4 1 I 0 ( Tenney. II).. 2 4 14 I 4 Davis, ss.... 0 1 3 ( 4 Htahl, If 3 3 4 4 4 !. II).... 4 1 S 1 4 lying, s 12 2 14 Oljson. 2b. 4 1 3 14 Freeni'n. rf. 4 0 2 0 4 Hlckm'n, 3b 0 4 4 3 : Iiwt, 2b.... 4 2 S 4 1 Warner, c.. 11114 Sullivan, c I 3 0 3 1 Mercer, p... 4 10 4 1 Willis.. p 0 4 2 2 0 Totals ..2 3 27 24 : Totals ..SII27 12 2 New York 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0-2 Boston 0 0 0 1 1 3 1 0 0-6 Earned runs: New York, 1; Boston, 2. Left on bjse.s; New York. 9; Boston. 7. Three b.ise hit: Stahl. Two-base hits: Stahl. Olca hon, Selbach. Sacrifice hits: Van llaltrcn. Hamilton. Long. Willis. Stolen bases: Smith, Doyle (2) Bases on balls: Off Mer cer. 1: on: Willis, 2. Wild pitch: Willis. Um pire: Emslle. Time: 1:41. Anarchists XIub One Out. CHICAGO, June 22. Chicago batted out a victory today, hitting hard throughout the game. Cincinnati's hitting was confined to two Innings. Attendance, 609A- Scorer: CHICAC.O. I CINCINNATI. R.H.OA.E.I IUI.O.A.E Oretn, rf.... 14 10 4 Barrett, cf.. 114 4 4 Child''. 2b... I 1 3 1 0 Corcoran, is 1 1 1 4 1 Mertef, cf.. 13 2 11 Hrckley. lb. 0 3 I 4 1 McCar'ty. If 4 2 4 4 Cr'f'd. lf-rf. 4 4 S 4 C r.jni-l. lb.. 4 4 11 4 1 Mcll'e, lf-rf. 4 4 2 0 4 Mci-or'k. 31). 4 2 1 1 0 Irwin. 3b.... 0 1114 Donahup. c. 2 1 1 1 SIMnf'dt. 2b 1 1 3 2 0 Cllm'n, ts.. 4 0 2 1 0 Pltt, c 114 4 4 Cbllahan, p. 2 3 4 7 0 Newton, p... 4 10 1" ,Vooil 4 0 4 4 4 Totals .. : 12 27 14 2. I Total" . 4 3 I( S 2 Wood batted for Newton In the ninth. Chicago 0 0 1 1 0 4 0 1 7 Cincinnati 0 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0-1 Earned runs: Chicago, 4: Cincinnati. 3. Left on baes: Chicago. II: Cincinnati. f. Two-base hits: I'eltz. Donahue. Callahan Three-base hit: Corcoran. Home run: Mrtes. Stolen base: Green, Callahan. Struck out: Bv Callahan. 1. Bases on balls: Off Callahan, 1, off Newton. 4. Hit w;lth ball: Mertes, Oanzel. Time: 2:00. Umpire: Swartv-ood. ST. LOUIS. June 22. The St. I.ouls-Pltts-bur: game was postponed on account of rain. Standing of the Tennm. l'laved. Won. Lost. P.C, Totals .. 9 1124 1. 2 ' rlsham batted for Flood In the nln'h. "To men out when winning run was scored. Clevpl.tnil ft A 1 ! ft A rt -t,1 Buffalo '.'.0 0 3 0 0 0 5 0 1 0.! Earned runs: Cleveland, 4; Buffalo. 2. i wo-on so nils; iinrt, Sullivan. Crlsham, ; iieuman. nauigan. i:any .sacrincc nits: Spiles, Carey Stolen bases: Shearon. 1 Inlli gan. Atherton. First on errors: Cleveland, 1; Buffalo. 3. Double plays: Vlox lo Flood to I.ichance: Hooker to Hallman to Cnrev; Mailman to Atherton; Atherton to Carey. Flnt base on balls. Off Hart. 3; off Baker, 3. Hit by pitched ball: Shearon, Halllgan. Struck out- By Hart. Gettman (2); by Baker. Flood, Hart. McAleer. Base hits: Off Hooker. S, off Baker. 4: off Amole, l Ift on bases: Cleveland. I; Buffalo, i. Passed ball: Schreck. Wild pitch: Baker. Umpire: Joe Cantllllon. Time: 1:15. Standing of the Tennis, Played. Won. Lot. P C Indianapolis 43 31 IS .631 Chicago &l 33 21 ."ill Milwaukee 53 20 24 .517 Cleveland 51 2rt 23 .503 Minneapolis 55 2S 27 .503 Kansas City 56 27 20 .ISO Buffalo 53 19 31 .r.iS Detroit 51 IS 33 .351 Brooklyn Philadelphia Boston Pittsburg .. Chicago Clnclnnntl .. St. Lou: ... New York 43 .. 50 .. 4S .. 52 .. 0 .. 47 .. 47 .. 47 32 31 24 25 24 21 3 13 17 13 24 2S AVI .620 .60) .451 .4 .417 .420 .404 Wnjne (Slven Tie Cinnie, WAYNE. Neb.. June 22.-(Speclal Tele gram. I Wayne and Carroll clubs played one of the prettiest nnd hottest contested games of ball this afternoon ever witnessed on the heme grounds. The .rnrc was 3 to 9 In the ninth Inning, but owing to a de cision of the umpire Carroll refused to con tinue the game and the gnme was decided 3 to 0 In favor of Wayne. Gene Noyes and another Coleridge player assisted Cnrroll. while the local team consisted entirely of homo players. Lincoln Wins In the Tenth, CENTRAL CITY. Neb.. June 22-(Spe-clal Telegram.) Central City lost to Lin coln In one of the most ecltln" --rnei played here this season, u wild throw In the tenth Inning bringing In the winning score for Lincoln. Score. Central City ...04101 1 0 00 07 Lincoln 1 1 1 0 0 3 0 1 0 1-S Batteries: Central City, Webiter, Kom brlnk nnd Lear, Lincoln, Miller. Barber and Booth. Wnhoo Defeat Fremont. WAHOO, Neb., June 22, (Special Tele gram.) Fremont lost the game here today at the hands of thp Wahoos, the seorp be ing 13 lo Adams pitched for the local team, striking out eleven rr-en. Srmodynus made a home run. Batteries: Fremont. White Dunn and Mllllgan: Wahoo. Adams and Johnson. Umpire: Cook. fenuth Side SliiUKers lleati-n. The South Side Sluggers were defeated bv the Working Boys of the Young Men's Christian association In a very close and exciting game of hall by the score of S to 7. Some excellent playing was done on both sides. Monday evening the Working Hoys will play the Sheeley Juniors. Cosail Defents I,pIiirIoii, CO.AD. Neb.. June 22. (Special. i A base bull game was played here this aftern-'on between the home team ami the Lexington team, resulting In a sccre of 10 to 11 In favor of the home team. Batteries: Lex ington. McCarter and Herllg. Corad. Arnold and DeGroodt. Pierre Taken First (in inc. PIERRE. S. D., June 22.-(SDeclal Tele gram.) The tlrst of the series of hall games between Hlchmore and Pierre, played hire today, was n victory for the hom team bv a SvCre of 7 to 4. Totals 39 7 10 21 DES MOINES. AH. R. II Thlel. If .. Nagle. cf . Hlnes. 2b . Hraln. 3l . Warrenden Cole, lb ... rf. ...I .1 3 4 I I O. 0 11 t 1 0 I ! I 0 !..Mi:i or tiii: amuiiicix i.bac.i i:. Detroit Itnllles In the Mntb anil Hit Out Two ltuns. DETROIT Mich , June Si With In dianapolis One run ahead In the tenth Shaw opened up with a single. Frisk, who batted for Cronln sent one down the third base line that wns good for two bases, putting Shaw on third. Casey went out from Ma goon to Kelley. Holmes sent a long fly to left field and Shaw scored on the throw In, tying the score. Honley. the next man up. hit a grounder to Madison, which the shortstop fumbled, while Filsk scored tho winning run. Attendance. 1.10). Score: DETROIT. I INDIANArOI.I?. i UHO.A.K 1 1 I 2 Hogr'er. rf 1 I 4 4 4 Lieutenant (ilhnon Probable Fiivnrltr In iiuerlenn llerh) at DilciiRO Today. CHICAGO. Juiip 22. There are apparently only seven suro starters for tomorrow's American derby, worth about $15,000. Three or four others are mentioned as possible starters, but apparently the list will be confined to the following: Lieutenant Gib son. 129. Boland, Sam Phillips. 127. Burns. Advance Guard, 122, Turn I; James. 122 Mitchell; Silver Garter. 122. Bullman: Bar rack. 12J. McDermott; Norford, 122. Enos. W. Oliver' colt, All Gold, mav start. If so, he will carry 122 pounds and be ridden by Caywood. Yellow Tnll. It is said, will rot atart. but there are those who think he will go to the .ost. Sidney Lucas. 122. Is also carded as u starter nnd he has many followrrs. yet It Is given on good authority tonight that he will not go to the post Re minder and Knight Banneret are a'.o rnrded to start, but there Is hardly a chance that they will do ao. The track Is certain to be quite heavy. It was cloudy today and as the rain last nliht was heavy It seems certain the going will b- deep, although the Washington rr-k traclt dries out fast. The condition of the track makes P IT. Smith's colt. Lieutenant Gibson, more than ever a favorite. Tonight even money was uarned runs. Detroit, i. rwo-oise nils: me prevailing onus ai tne sporting resorts, HlCkeV. Holmes. Dillon. Frisk. Three-base 1 alt 'ough good bets at a better figure were hits. Powers Harley. Double play: Hlckey oh'alnable It ! thou?ht 7 lo 5 will bo in ICpIIpv Hit hv nllcheil ball: Guesp ? ' of ered In the rlne tomorrow Sam Phllllns A Hei! Pant fnr fllfl flnn llni-i Bases oti balls' off Cronln, 3' off Gue- 3. . " '!! bo t.eeond holce nnd A '. r---1 M null uhua IUI ril UIU UIIC H'JW Sacrifice h ts: Kellty. Guese. Harley Mad- "i ohabV v"l Le tb r1 chol-p Hnd th FAIR EXCHANGE It. H O A E Casey, 3b. Ilolnun. rf 1 3 4 4 0 Htydoii. If. 4 4 S 4 1 Har'.ey. If .. 4 1 II 4 Maicoon. 2b. 1 2 12 0 KINrffM. as 4 1 2 2 4 Madison. f. 1 0 1 I Ryan. 2h .0114 4 Kelly, lb.... 2 1 3 A 4 4 3 11 A o 1'Awera, c. . o : i ,i I 4 114 0 ItlcMer. ef. 0 4 3 0 0 1 2 5 2 lIIIcky, 3b.. 0 12 4 4 1 4 0 3 4;nuee. p.... 0 4 3 0 0 1104 01 .- Totaii s ::j 3 3 13 34 14 2l Two out when winning run scored Batted for Cronln In tenth Innlnr. Detroit 001003000 2- Indianapolis ....000202000 1-5 Dillon, ih Nleol. cf . Hhaw. c. onln. p Krlk . Totals Pnwnee He fen I Table Itoi-k. TABLE ROCK. Neb . June 22 iSpeelal.)-T"-e Table Rock base ball club stared Pawnee here yesterda: . The seme was 9 to o in ravor or raw nee. ONLY SEVEN SURE STARTERS CINCINNATI, O . June 22 -The track at I.aton'a today was slippery from the- rain In the morning, but the horse ran pretty well to form. Tom McDowell turned a good 2-year-old tills loose In Monankn. who won the fifth race In hollow stvlc. Jockey Michaels was suspended until Stp tPtr.ber 1 by the Judges tojay for all except the stable of Hart Gibson. Michaels rode Lord Fru-er In the tlrst rate The horse swerved going down the back stretch and the boy struck him across the head with his whip, knocking the poor brute's eye out. Summaries: First race, sevfti furlongs selling: Fan tnsy, W (Lynchl. 12 to 1. won: Flop, W (Aker). 5 to 1, second; Our Lldn. 95 (.May), 7 to 1, third. Time, 1 11, Cella. Mark Hanna, Sound Money. Artsto. Lord Frazer. Violet Parsons, Millie M. and Land Ho also rr.n. Second race, five furlonns- Sam Lyons, 101 (It. Wilson), I to 1. won; Fongilo, 107 (Brlt ton). tl to 5. second;. Irving .Mayor. 101 (Michaels). 13 to 5, third. Time, 1:05. Robert Morrison. Dr. Grace. Pleader and Bull Skin p.lso ran. Third raie. one mile, selling: Silver Coin. U.O (H. Wilson). S to 5. won: Rubel, lf! n'orneri, 7 to I, second. Kaftan. 9 (C. Murphyi. is to 1, third. Time, 1:53'. My Butterfly, Friesland, Gcannette, Sprung, Vlr.-le O , and Ansleilti also ran. Fourth race, handicap, six furlongs: FonKla. 97 ( llarshbercerl. 3 to 2. won: l'n. sightly. 96 (May), S to I, sc. ond; The Geeser, 90 I Ransom) 3 to 1, third. Time. 1:15. Acushla and Sim also ran. Fifth raie, four and a half furlongs: Mo naka. 103 iMIchaelsi. 3 to 1. won: Werrlihi. 103 (Van Camp) 30 to 1. sc.-ond; Lvror Bell. I4S (W. Tailor). S to 1. third. Time. :5TI Oennerose. Frunees Hel Mattlr Bain, Slip. i resceni ano r lora lie I a o ran Sixth race, six furlongs selling: Eleanor Holmes, 101 (Conner). 3 to 1, won; Douster Swivel, 107 iSouthanll, 3 t. 1, second; Dandy II.. 107 (Van Cumpi. 6 to 1. third. Time. 1:32. Blenheim. Georce II Ketchiim. SVd. John McElroy nnd Rock'.ngham also ran. IILAfll HACKS A FILL Sl'fl'KS.S. lake. Blsh.ip Reed. Talma. Oxnard, Iiuis vllle. Satan Mn.'or Woodson and Poneh toula alo ran First Meet of the Slate Speed Associa tion tO t'.MM'tlltllHS. BLAIR. Neb.. June 22 -(Special Tele gram.) At the Blair Driving park today the Nebraskn State Speed association ended the first meeting of the three days' races. Although the tlrst and iccond days were good In the quality of races and attend ance, today's program w.u by far the best ever held In this enunt The Blair club that hud charge of the races here an nounces that the receipt will about make It even on expcii-ps. which It considers good for the llrat meetin? of the associa tion. The 2:12 pace, with five starters, was won In strelght heats by Galtamec tn the fat time of 2-.1S-. 3:19U and 2:22. This beats the track record by four seconds. Red Reuben was second and I "no third. The 2:19 trot wns won by the bay stal lion. Impression, owned by Robert Graham of Blair, In straight heats. Time- 2:245, 2:21 and 2:23, with Red June second and Scraps third. The one-mile running race wns won by Prairie King. Tlm: 1 16 A special run ning race of five-eighth-' .if a mile was won by Clan Cumpbell. Time 1:04. Owing to the large number' of toughs who began drifting Into the Ity ahead of the mpp datps. Sheriff Mrnckp. In connection with the city authorlHc. secured the serv ice of Detective Al lvcyjier of Omaha to help spot any suspicious characters, but beyond ordering three or four to make themselves scarce there was no trouble at the grounds or In the city during the three days. Result nt lliirlrm TrneU. CHICAGO. June 22. The crowd made a big demonstration at Harlem today over the decision of the judges tn placing Molo In front of Brulare In the handicap at a mile and three-sixteenths It was a case of the deceptive angle at which the stand. Is placed. To those, directly behind the Judtes stand there was no question but that Molo won. but those not so placed thought otherwise and hissed and groaned when the numbers were hung up. Despite a sloppy track and threatening skies a good sized crowd turned out for the wind up of the Harlem meeting. Summaries: First race, four ard a half furlongs: Tenny Belle. 101 (Enos), 5 to 2. won. Tootsle Green. ICO (Wllkerson). 8 to 1. second: Peaches. 100 iW. Klley), third. Time -53. Bonnie Hallle. Lady Iris, Scorpolette. Brldeale. and Flo rathe also ran. Second race, six furlongs, selling: Tlldy Ann. 1"2 (T. Knlghti. 3 to 1, won, Wood trice. 113 (Hill). 4 to 1. second; Innovator. 101 (Bergen), third Time 1:21 V Joe lie Ore, Charley Moore Sorrel Rose. Brown Thrush. Alfred I . Isablnda. Barney F.. Blcor. Kitty O., Delia Ostrad. Florence. Anctln and Odea also ran. Third race, steeplechase, short course, handicap: Viking. 136 (Casey). 2 to to, won; Gov. Hudd, 139 MeHughi. 5 to 2. second; M- -sotls, 125 13. Johnson), third. Time, 3-.5.S. Br..keman. Vanbrunt, Becky Rolfe and Last Past also ran. Fourth race, jnlle and threc-t-lxteenths. I handicap. Molo. Ill iBullmnii). S to 0. won. Brulare. (J. Martini. 4 to 5. sfcond; The ) t.-lA.nH II . I , ' M j . 1 thiol Tin,. O.ir.l I.llllUI. II. I .If--.,.', .,,,,. 1 llll.-, .LU'2, Donnn Rltn and Papa Harry als,o ran. Fifth race, five furlongs. Sannazarro, 1M (Bullmani. 0 to 2 won; Hnrry Herendeen. 103 IT Knight) C to 5. second; Dandy Jim, 1P3 (McDermott). third Time, 1:07. Tyr. ' Ltllle Pantlnnd nnd .Maun also ran. I Sixth racp, mile and 100 yards, selling: Walkesha. tlfl (Bulltnant 1 to 1. won; Fran gible M IT Knlghti 3 to 2. second; Lo- ' ,nn,.l ,l.-rta, thlrH Tlmn !!'. r-, Hesulls nt Mippp-hf nil tin'. NEW YORK. June 22-Thl was an . ff lay nt 8heeplieail baj . no fixtures being down to be decided The chief event of the day was the third race nt a mil and a quarter. In which Prince McClurg wa ttle favorite, but a lukewarm one, report as to his work not being favorable In trusive was rtrst to show ut the start, and he ran at the head of the lot for a n-.'le and a furlong, when he dropped back for Lalson, who came with a rush from th rear and upset all calculations by winning cleverly at the remunerative odd- of 'JO to 1. Oulder and Lord of the Garter came along at the same time and finished second nnd third respectively In a hard drive. A lot of maiden 2-year-old flllle went to the post In the first event and Ganymede, the tip. won handily Amazon was a hot favorite for the second event and nfter Indul-rtng Dan Rice with the lead for a quarter she came away and won as lhe pleased. In the fourth race. Mountain Mlt, which was Hri-ed nil over the track as a sure winner, took the lead nt the fall of the flag nnd won handily. Prejudice finished In second place, but was disqualified for foul Ins Oread. Sentry wns a hot favorite for the fifth race, but was not placed. Moor at 7 to 1 made all the running nnd won easily. The coney Island Jockey club announces a race at welght-for-nge for 3-year-olds at J5,(") each, with IS.fXO added, to be run June 7. good day and track, three horses, the property of different owners, to start or the race to be declared off This is meant to bring together Imp. Ethelbert. Klnle:- Mack nnd Jean Bcraud. Sum-mar;- First race, five furlongs: Ganymede, 10.; (Mnheri. 7 to 2 and 7 to 5, won by one length: Alzora, ion (McCunei. S to 1 nnd 3 lo 1 second; Candle, V6 (Llttlellcldi. 12 to 1 and 5 to 1, third Time: 1:42. Aclc Chlel. Empress of Benuty. Countess Pep per. Zenalde. Wunnn, Jlls Greenwood. Award, Anna Darling, About. Hollow-wood. Queen quality. Ada ueniriee. Trigger, Princess Evelyn nnd Ida Carey also ran. Second race, soiling mile and nn eighth The Amazon, 99 (Shaw), even and 1 tn 5. won bv five lengths; Anjou. 97 illenryi. 7 to 2 and 7 to 10. second; Dan Rice. 10S (Matter). 2 to t and 1 to 3. third Time: 1:54 1-5. Third race, mile and a quarter Latson. SS (Slack). 20 to 1 and S to 1. won by two lengths: Guttler. 101 (Odom) I to 1 and S to 5. second: Knight of the Garter. -) iltnusch). S to 1. third. Time: 2:0Sl-5. Cen tral Trust, Intrusive. Prince McClurg, Lnthnrla nnd Blue Away alo ran. Fourth race, selling, six furlong.. Moun tain Mist, 9S (O'Connon. S to 1. won by one length; Orentl, 97 (Dangmam. 10 to 1 nnd I tn 1, second; Miss Hanover. 9S (Shaw). 7 to 2, third. Time: 1:14 4-3. l a tnllst. Timely. San Cecilia. Lady Massey. Jugglery. Pink Domino, Affect nnd Preju dice also ran. , .... Fifth race, selling, five and a half furlongs- Moor, 101 (McCue). 7 to 1 and 5 to 2, won by two lengths: The Rhymer. 1"j in,inmi. 9 to 2 and 7 to 5. second; Qulzz II. 97 (Dangman.). 7 to 5, third. Time. 1.0s 4-.. Sentry. Ordcrer. Vouch, Long Lost and Hi- Lo also ran. Sixth race, one mile: Iroquois Bell, lft (O'Connor). 4 to t and 7 to 5. won by one length: Commander Miller. 107 iRlchardst. 25 to 1 and 20 to 1. second by one Icneth; Water Cure. 107 ("LHtletleld). even, third. Time: 1:111-3. Miller. Adllke. Radford. Wandering Minstrel, Long Isle and Duf tleld also ran. Results ut Denver. DENVER, June, 22. Result at Overland park: First race, pacing: Winifred Stratton won In two straight heats: Time: 2:22'. 2:22'.. Be'" A and Helen War also started. Sccontl race, trotting: Emma Foote won third, fourth ami fifth heats nnd the race. Time: 2:1SU, 2:22'.j, 2:24. Granite won first and second heats, but was distanced In the fourth. Teller. Herbert C and Evallne also started. Third race, four nnd one-half furlongs: Flying Bird won. Tiny V second, Ui Fon tera third. Time 0:35'. Fourth race, six furlongs: Pannmlnt won. Plymouth second. Flylotta third. Time: 1Fifth race, six furlongs: Terrene won. Mt. Queen second, Gloja third. Time: 1:1'. Interest In Hncrn (Jro-vlnu. Additional entries for the second racing meet, which will be held by the Omaha Driving club at the new track this afternoon, have served to arouse still greater Interest and enthusiasm among the horsemen of Omaha. South Omaha and Council Bluffs tn the event. About thirty- five homes win participate in tne auer noon's card, the races being free-for-all trot and pace, mixed trot and pace, -pace No. 1. half mile dash for horses owned and driven by city salesmen and an exhibition dash by Birdie A. Manager Allen's promls Ing mare. The races will begin promptly at 2 o'clock. N N Shampoo cures dandruff Too Late Suit Sale On account of the delay in our store front alterations we are overstocked in June with men's suits that should have been sold in May, so we will make Saturdayasttit selling day at the Continental S15 high grade cheviot, over-plaid suits. S15 fancy cheviot suits, reduced to 8 Boys' Department A special Saturday attract i' tion in boys' two-piece " high grade cheviot suits, V only Unfortunately for us this is not a sale of a few odds and ends, but it is an entire stock of all sizes that we should have sold a month ago and must sell now, Continental Clothing Company N. E. Cor 15th and Douglas Sts. manhood restored;0: bin Vlul!z-r, tbe pre-crlptlon of famous Freocb pliyalclan, will o.nlcl-y cmp yon of all nerroinor dlauf tbe ri-n-ratlv ore-am, sut-U a- ManhnM, Inr-iia, I'alna In lb llarU. triulinil KmUiliiui. Nrrvona Iteblllly, I'lmplca jm l!alllur-a In Mnrr.T, Kxhaaatln-; Drain,, Tarleoeele and rni-allpnlloai. -brbbi -Boaaiij i-;u- uii ay nay or niguu rreTcnisquickni-aui uiacuutbi-. which h uunun ' It 11 nr.FfK clean- tta CUrlDEMEitreaflti-Ba tPA-la In Hneruiklnrrlitpa. nnd all thn hnrrnr nf tmrwttenrr. llvpr. Ihp Llinvi Ami Inn urinary nrva.n nf All Immirltlps. Thore-oa aiilTerera are not ctned br Doctors Is beeauie 00 per rent are troubled with Prnata-tltU, ftnl'l Ill'.Kl" fl,P (inltf L-linwn ,.m.,lu l nra uHthnut ,1 r,w,rali,,n. 'CO lptl mniilAlH. A Written fuiranteagu en ami mom-y retuni-0 If a boxes does cot effect a petmausnl cu vf mall, heti'l for kiie k cfrrul.ir and te-ttmonln,.!. Aildre-sIttVOL, -IKUK'I.NKl'O,. I. o. flox 5074, Kan Francisco, Col, A written $LUabox,4for(3.00, Foil sale- nv m vr,iis-i)ii,i,o nnit; cn kith mi pviinaji. II Is Done in tnulia, Ison Struck out: By Cronln. 3; by Guco 3 Wild pitch: Cropln First Base on cr I rors: Detroit. 1. Indianapolis, I. Left on Someilmra the back a-hca v.-t'h a dull In- , bases. Detroit. 13; Indianapolis. 5. I m-dcRcrin-bl feeling, nuking ou weary and ' ,lrc: Time of game: 120. reJtlcn, Fomctlmcs pain tboots atroin the' Kntull still iMtchlt.u shutouts, region of the kldnon. and again the Hons .CHICAC.O. June 2I.-By making hits when are to tamo to tttocp In agony. N use plai tcrlng or rubbing the hick In this condi tion. You cannot reach the came. To ex rttmge a bad back for a uew and stronner one. follow the example of this Omaha citi zen. Mr- Ufads John-cm of 1107 Pacific street, the visitors made errors the locals won to- days enmc from Kansas City. Katoll. al- trsrk been fa Ac'VRnte Guard wou'.d iave ruled i-i ecund hol-e tit I- Is bfiieve l he r-lll be at a dls-vlvun'a-re Ir the nr -1. G B. Harris decided to relv on Silver Gar ter rat1-'- 'nan Pupil, as the latter is out of condition. The local public does not know much about James and Sliver Gar-er. the two eastern entrlex, and most of tho bcttlmr will be on Lieutenant Gibson and Sam PhlllKs. with a little nlav uoon Bar- though a trifle wild, allowed only three hits , rack also a Chicago hor.e. because of his and 'hut out his opponents. McManus ' ubllltr to run In the mud Norford will lausht tils first game for Chlcajo and made i also have fol'owers because he Is the prop a sood impression Attendance. 30. Score: er'r of "I tick: " Baldwin. CHICAtlO i KANSAS CITY. I--lr weat "er ts nromlsed and If the dny R.H.o.a.K. It. II. OAK lis favorable there will be an enormous Hoy. if .1110 o ll.tii-.hlll. rf a o s o o , crowd. The society element will probably ltr.ll I. ,1 i t A t-am- mM n . , A ' Kd p.nraianl.rl 111' ,,i Vi I nnu V.I hi.niinlj In employed at the (1. A. Hougland Lumber M-l-'srl'd. if) t t i ao iirlen. If . 0 ; n o o the b' Ir.rteld and In the club hou.e more Co., nays: "1 have a good deal of heavy Padlen, tb. n i l ", o Dimsjn. in. o i t i o i largely than a nnv time In the history of lifting to do end it Is necti-ary to have a '"be"- -b-- 1 0 0 Farrll. cf.. o o l i a the race, with the exception of the Worlds lining to m rnj is iieicwary io ' nc a phu,arti . , , , j , ugni,,,, ;b 0 2 , 0 Fair VT CC0 derb; good, strtng back to do the work. M back HiiKden. lb., o c li o rtt.wan. a. o l s l T ie bettlntr will be conducted in the same commenced to trouble me una nnany ue- Mcimi., v. o t n wiuon. e.... u a i i nuy a in IVJ). No hoards win be dlsilayel came io bad I had to lay off work-In fact Ka,"- p -ZlZl . ' p was not working, hen Doan's Kidney Pills' Total. . 1 27 i: 1 ' " '"' eamo to my notice. I procured a box at i Toui Kuhn ft Co. ' drug ottre and had taken 'Batted for Patten In ninth. them bin a few dam when I was able to rc- Chicago 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 turn lo my occupation. I have not had a K'-n.as City 0 0 0 0 0 rt 0 0 0-0 Ton The event of " the day was thi lympiom of DacKarne since i iook me treat ment and yOu can use my name as one who tblnVa Dean's Kidney Pill.- tbe flneit meitl. Katoll.' 5. by'Patton. 3. Bases on balls': Off lonr: Selde, Kamii, 6; orr pattnn, 2 lilt with ball: Padden. Katoll. Time of game. 1:10. L'm dre. McDonald. ABSOLUTE SECURITY. Genuine Carter's Little Liver Pills. Must Bonr Signature o7 It Facsimile Wrtrper Iklcnr. ooiti the bookmakers merely using small -ard- ooooo boards on which they will show the odds o i :i 3 1 1 -.1 Three Fnvorllcs I rut nt M. Louis, ST LOCI3, Mo.. June 22 -Despite the heavy rain todav the condition of the tra'k was not affpeteil sp-Ioih';- "--cp Tary aaaall aail otr 4) taka ns soax. FOR HLAOACi'.Ea FOR DIZZINESS. FOR BILIOUSNESS. FOR TORPID LIVER'. FOB CONSTIPATION. FOR SALLOW CRM. FOR THE COMPLEXION . . . oicsufrrB yunui)yiMii.i, tl go I Partly Tcjatabl - .y&vZ&lZZ, j.i.ijj.jviiu CURE niCW HEA 3 a CHI. ICARTER'S 53 PILLS. UmFj Left on brtt-e: Chicago. 6; Kaunas City. 1 fourth rate. In whUh cjiiewi L...c ,,jr. an iwo-Dase nu: animari. sacrinre nil: sue n easrii. summaries. . . . Brodle. Hoy. McMnnus, Struck out: By First race, maidens. 2-year-old, live fur-' V ItillNA HUlCLsL-O cln there U for the back auj kldacje." For tsale by all dealers price M) cent. Foiter-Mllburn Co., Bnff-lo, N. Y , sole gents fof the I. nlled Stale. ututl'utc. ltu (Howell) it to li' won. Xdelante. I7 (Crowhurst), 3 to 1 and even. second. Robert Jr. lie (lllpkcyi in to third Time, I oi. Henry Clark, Billy Pal terssn. Fnxwnrth', Van Cleave The Count. Frank Johcson ard Dueassn also ran Second race selling s'x furlonss. Lad. Cunon. lf I.I T Wood-,). 3 to I. wnn. liar. I day, The plalng w.s brilliant from the rlca, 1W tDale), t to and 3 ts :. second; rtr-oemher the n-n nnvV'i; an, I i-iL nn ,HI,M..M'UI,IS, June .-.Milwaukee d' I;.?, ... ,f'1 Mlnnean-iit, in thirteen Innings to .MlhrmiUer Win nt Last. MtNNL'APOLIS, June .-Milwaukee de- 101 1-1.1-1,1 uriiMni Ht, Restaurai-t ladles iaf rea'lng room, pewh furnish' 1 rnims liath rooms Hvery thing tlrst-cla--." Aniprban and K'iroppan plan Rooms with board t i . r. not Friijit, Pro-.. Bowline alley la connection. to , I -to '.iS (SS IS ft What the Ten Bee Vacation Trips Include OS as as OS Os as TP WO weeks or more at the coolest and most delightful spots in America trips through the mountains and the grandost scenery of the Rockies, or at the lakss, both large and small, OAILROAD and 06 sleeping car fare on the best trains, j A LL hotel bills the best that the house affords at the best . hotels in the land. & -. pREE transportation for a companion to accompany the winner on the entire trip. & j A CHECK to cover allthe incidental -j expenses of the trip. Che lest ibe Hand Affords NASI -6sffs6sS k'i: