4
THE OMAHA DAILY "BEE: TUESDAY, JULY 3. 1000.
OMAHA LOSES THE THIRD
Fucblo Takes the Saiieu from the Erstwhile
Leaders of the Race.
HIT YERKES HARD, BUT COULDN'T WIN
Keith I'nmll)' linn Apimrcnilr Struck
a Hoodoo Deliver I. our a
I.oiik Cnnlol to
St. Joseph.
Prjrhln, 7 Omnhn, l.
fit. Joseph, 8) Driller, (1.
Sioux Cltr, -It I)f Molnrs, II.
I'lttshurK, -I llostoi), 1.
('lilt'tiRO, Hi riillmlcllililn, -.
t'lnclnnnt I, 1 Xeir York, H.
Hrnoklyn, Hi fit. I. (nils,
Jlllwimkre, H Knnsiis City, fi.
Clcvclnmli 7 Indliinnpnlls,
ChlcnKO, IJ .Mliim-npolls, -I.
liuffnlo, Vl Detroit, it.
PUEBLO, Colo,, July 2.-(Spelcal Tele
gram.) Pueblo took a third straight from
thn Kcbraskans this afternoon. Tho errors
of tbo vlMtors wero costly and tho former
associates of Yerkca, who was ilgncd by
'llulcn, after being released by Omaha, were
unable to bU him when hits would have
won the game, t'ucblo on the other hand
found Roach an cany mark. Attendance, 500.
Score:
PUKm.o.
AH. It. If.
5 2 3
O.
3
t
2
0
10
A.
E.
McHale, 3b .
Jlulcn, S.I ..
Morari, If ...
rnrrott, rf .
Mnrcum. lb
3
3
3
4
4
palrymplc, ct 4
Anderson, 2b 4
Graham, c .. .'.3
ycruca, p 4
Totals
......31
7 10 27 14
OMAHA.
AH. It.
It.
1
1
0
4
3
O.
3
1
0
12
4
1
1
0
A.
4
3
0
Toman, ss
O'llourke, 2b ...
McVleker, cf ...
Ilebsnmcn, lb ..
I.auzon, c
Hoy, 3b
Kerrls, If
Newmeyer, rf ...
Koaoh, p
Totals
T'ucblo
Omaha
5 0
&
5
8
...... 5
5
t
2
3
10
1
' 15
0 0
0 0
21
3 0
1 0
16 3
0 -7
0 0-4
T.' 11 rnnil run." Dunhln n m n V,
TWO
base hits: Moron, llcbsamen, Iauzon (3)
inree-nano nit: rurroit. titoien uuses: aic
Hale, llulcn, O'llourke. Hares on balls:
Off Yerkes, 2; oft Itoacli. 2. Hit by pitched
bull: By Yerkra, 1. Btruck out: By Yerkes,
4; by llonch, 4. Left on bases: Pueblo. 4;
Omaha, 11. Double plays: Toman to neb
samcn: Hulen- to Anderson to Mnrcum.
Time: 1M. UmplroL Mauck. (
TWKI.VI3-IN.MXO GAMI2 AT'DKNVKn
St Josrjih'Mtijr, "All the Tejientr Pitch
,lnir Tnlent and WIiim. i
DENVKft", July S.-(8peclal Tol'osram.)
Tchcuu put every pitcher he had In the. hp x
today, but Bt. JooYound all 'of them 'rather
easy when runs were wanted. Denver got
a lead of four In tho flrat two lnnlncs by iv
bunch of hits and cr'ors. Bt. Joo batted
Schmidt so hard In the seventh that Mc
Nrely was put In to pitch, but the fun con
tinued until four men crossed tho plate.
Denver tied the score In the ninth by
I.ewee's single and Kane's two-bagger.
Both sides drew blanks till the twelfth
Inning, when four clean hits and Itcllly's
error netted two runs and won the tranic.
Score:
DENVER.
An. n,
ir.
i
o
i
l
o
o.
:i
3
l
l
&
4 ,
,6
0
0
0
1-
A.
0
G
0
0
2
6",
, 8
0'
0
0
0
0
Miller, ir i tl
Hlckey. 2b 4
Preston, cf &
Holland, rf
McCausland, lb
Kellly, 3b
i.ewee, BS
Btllllvan. o v.....
Hohmldt, p v....
McKcely, p 1
'Kane,
Eyler, p ..
' Totals?,
.I ..r..40 '1 6' 10- 3;'21
BT. JOSEPH.
Ail. -ju-jr,
Oi
0
A. E.
Strang, 3b
Jfall. g
8ehruil, It ...
JlcKlbben, cf
Davis, lb
Ilrlstow, 2b .,
Wilson, rf
Underwood, p
6 3 2
.. 6
.. 5
..
.. 6
.. 6
. ; J
.. 5
.. 4
2 2 0 2 0
13 1 1 0
0 1 1 1 0
0 0 2S 0 0
0 2 3 7 0
O110 1
110 3 0
1 16 36 29 1
0 0 0 1 0 0 0-6
0 4 0 0 0 0 28
Totals 48
Denver 3 2 0 0 0
Bt. Joseph ...1 0 0 0 1
Kano batted for MoNeely In ninth.
Earned runs: Denver, 4; Bt. Joseph, 6.
Homo run: Kllng. Two-ljase hit: Rellly.
Three-base hit: llall. Double plays: Lewee
to McCausland to Rellly; Lewee to Mc
Causland; Hlckey to Lewee to McCaus
land. Struck out: By Schmidt, 1; by Un-
derwood, 1. Bases on balls: Off Schmidt, 2;
oft Underwood, 1. Hit by pltchor: By Un
derwood, 1. Sacrifice hits: Kllng, Jllckoy,
Bchmldt, Sullivan, Kyler. Stolen bases;
Holland, McCausland, Strang. Time: 2:20.
Umpire: Lclchscnrlng.
AMATF.l'Il UMI'inU HODS DISS MOINI7S
Hunky Illnea' Ten m I.osea Because of
Opposition to Ebrlshf.
SIOUX CITY. July 2.-(Special Telc-KramO-Dcs
Molnea failed to hit tho ball
often enough today Ao win from Sioux City
nnd the Prohibition's lost their second
Kama hero by a ecoro of 4 to S. They .were
unable to do anything with Ferguson. Of
their three runs not one was earned. An
nmatour umplrn who outdated in placo of
Buck Ebright gavo tho Prohibitionists oc
casion to veil 'Thief" at the very end of
tho game In a double play that cut oft Des
IMoIne.V prospects of tying tho score. After
ono man had gono out In tho lant half of
the ninth Hlnos and Brain each batted
tdnglce and Warrenden sent a fly high up
In tho air over second base apd Illnea
started for third. When he aw that Bra
hoar was after tho ball ho sprinted back,
tmt just as ho got to tho bag the ball ar
rived thero In Bertc's hunds and tho um
pire called two men out. Tho decision on
tho base runner was questionable, but kick
ing was unavailable and It wound up tho
came. Score:
SIOUX CITY.
AB. R. IB.
Hallman. If 4 12
McCreadle, ct ........ 3 2 2
Ilrashear, 2b ,...3 0 o
Houtz, rf 4 11
Glasscock, lb 4 0 2
Nlles, 3b 4 0 1
Ilerte, ss 4 0 0
Cote, o 4 0 0
(Ferguson, p 3 0 0
Totals 33 7 1
DES MOINES.
AB. R. IB,
Thiol. If 4 11
flail, s.i 4 11
Naelc, ct t o o
nines, 2b 4 0 1
Jlrnln, 3li 3 1 1
Warrenden, rf ,3 0 o
Cole. 11) 2 0 0
Kelsier, c :ioo
Wclmrr, p ., 3 o o
PO. A. E.
3 10
2 00
2 11
3 0 0
10 0 0
13 0
14 0
4 11
1 3 0
27 13 "5
PO. A. E.
2 0 0
0 2 6
10 0
n 4 0
3 4 1
10 0
It 0 0
3 10
0 0 0
27 li 1
Totals ..
Bloux City
30
2 0
.. .,1.0 0
3 4
3 0 0
0 2 Q
0 0 0 0-4
Des Moines
0 10 0-3
learned' runs: Slmlr Cltv. 3. Two-baso hit
RIcCreHrile. Stolen base's: Glasscock, NUes,
Drain. Doublo plays; Hallman to Brashear;
Ilrasheur, to Borte. Bases on balls: Sic
t'rendle. Warronder. Brain. Sacrifice hits:
IlroHhear. Cole. Stmck out: Ball (2), Wei-
mer, coie, iterte, jirasncur. rassca nan:
Helsler. Wild pitch: Ferguson. Time: 1:40.
umpirer jonn .Martin.
Stnnillits; of the Trams.
Played. Won. Lost. P.C
Omaha ,..
Denver
Ilea Moines
lit, Joseph
61 23 2 .663
51 25 22 .5t
.'. 46 23 23 . 800
60 21 26 ,4S0
CORl
1AL
AN APPETIZER
BEFORE MEALS
A DIGESTER
AFTER MEALS
A TONIC
BETWEEN MEALS
B sure to get the genuine. Prepared only
brThe Dr. 1. Hi McLean Medicine Compinj,
MW.J. Hi
eulf, MOi.
21
1)
.450
.3W
2J
(JAMUS OP TUB NATIONAL I.tfAOl'S.
riHftlitirK'n Winning Slrrnk Hold Out
mid llontnn I, ones Attain.
PITTflBtma, July 2.-Lecvcr pitched nn
other great game and Dlneen was but little
behind him In effectiveness, The orto Bos
ton hit was the scratchiest of the scratchy
and an error let In the run. A three-bagger
and passed ball scored one and two hits
scored the second run for Plttsburr. At
tendance, 3,a. score:
piTTHnund,
BOSTON.
Il.H.O.A.K.
n.it.o.A.r
Clsrke. If t 1 h 0 0
Hamilton, cf.O 0 : 0 0
Collin, 2n...O 0 1 0 0
tl'mont, cf...O
Williams, Jb.O
Wacner, rf. .0
illlchey. 5b.. I
0 I
0 J
Tennfy, lb...O 0 4 0 P
Drry, lb 0 0 111
Stahl, It 1 110 0
tyinr, m 0 0 0 1 0
Iteeman, rf..O 0 10 1
tyjwf. 5b 0 0 1 E 0
1 1
C'ooley, lb.
0
II
0 4
1 0
0 0
Zlmmcr, C....0
lA-ach, CS....0
Levr, p 0
Kulllvnn, C....0 0 & 0 0
Dlneen, p....o o i : o
ToUt 2 J 27 It :
Totals .1 1519:
Pittsburg ..; 11000000 '-2
Boston 01000000 0-1
Three-base hit: Clarke. Sacrifice hit:
Cooley. First baso on balls: Off Leaver, 1;
off Dlneen, 1. Hit by pitched ball: iSlmmer.
Struck out: Hy Leevcr. 3; by Dlneen, 3.
Passed ball: Sullivan. Time: 1:15. Umpire:
Snyder.
Qtinlicr Whitewashed.
CHICAOO, July 2.-Phlladclphla suffered
a shutout In today's game,- Taylor was on
the slab and. held the visitors to three scat
tered hits. Ills support was almost perfect.
The locals bunched their hits In good style
and had little difficulty In winning. At
tendance, 2,000. Bcorc:
CHICAGO. . PHlL.VDEI.PHrA
n.H.O.A.E
H.lt.O.A.E.
McCarthy, lf.0 0 3 0 0
Thonaf. cf...O
Finnic. If 0
Clllldn. :b....l 3 1
MerttR, lb. ...3 1 S
Ityan, rf 1 0 3
Oren, ef 0 2 S
McCm'k, f..l 1 I)
Ilradl-y, 3b.. 1 1 0
Donahue, c...O 0 (
Taylor, p 0 1 1
D'hanty, lb..O
Hick, rf 0
McPland, c..O
WolVton. Jb.O
Dolan, 2b 0
Crom, ft 0
ponAhuc, p,..0
DougUi 0
Total ( t 27 ( 1
Total 0 3 21 U 4
Batted for Donahue In ninth Inning.
Chicago 20000022 -6
Philadelphia 00000000 0-0
Earned runs: Chicago, 4. Left on bases:
Chicago, 3; Philadelphia, 2. Two-baso hits:
Slagle, Bradley, Taylor. Three-baso hits:
Chllds, Green. Htolen bases: Mcrtes (2),
Bradley, Hyan, Thomas. Doublo play: Ryan
to Donahue. Struck out: By Taylor, 4; by
Donahue. 2. Base on balls: Oft Taylor, 1.
Time: 1M7. Umpire: Terry.
Clinmploim Slny St. Louis.
ST. DOUW. July 2.-Inablllty to hit Howell
beat St. Louis today. Brooklyn'bunchcd its
hits when they were needed. Attendance,
2,300. Score:
ST. LOUIS.
n.H.O.A.E.
McOraw, 3b. .0 2 2 3 2
DltOOKLYN.
n.H.O.A.E.
Jonts, cf 0 3 1
Uurkett, lf...O 13 10
Keliter, 3b.. .1 3 0 4 0
WalUcf, u..l 0 4 3 0
Donovan, rf..0 2 0 0 0
Keeler. rf....l 0 3
Jennings, lb..l 1 10
Kelley, If 1
Dfthlen, as,...0
McOann, lb.,0 1 14 0 0
Donlln, cf....0 13 0 0
Itoblruion, c.O 0010
Powfll, p 0 113 0
Cross, 3b 1
Daly, 2b 1
McOuire, c...l
Howell, p 2
DlUard ....0 0 0 0
Totats 8 : 14 1
Totals 2 11 27 IS
Batted for Powell in ninth.
Donlln out, lilt by batted ball.
St. Loul's 00000101 0-2
Brooklyn 00220000 44
. Earned runs: St. Louts, 2: Brooklyn, 1.
Two-baso hits: Burkett, Kelster, Donovan,
Howell. Home run: Kelly. Double plays:
Burkett to McOraw; Donlln to McOraw.
Stolen bases: Donlln, Donovan. McOunn,
McOraw, Cross, Dahlcn. Hit by pitched
ball: Keeler. Bases on balls: Oft Powell, 2j
oft Howell, 3. Struck out: By Howell, 1.
Sacrlllco hit: Jones. Tlmo: 2:15. Umpire:
Hurst.
Glanta Piny Poor Ilnll.
CINCINNATI, July 2.-Cnrrlck was hit
hard by tho locals today and poorly sup
ported. Scott was Invincible until his team
,had a safo lead. Attendance, 1,500. Scoro:
CINCINNATI. , NEW YORK.
n.H.O.A.E. lt.H.O.A.E,
Uarratt, cf.,.l
110 0 V'H'tren, cf.,0 1 4
Corcoran, ss.-.l
Beckley -lb...O
Crawford. If,2
Mcllrld rf.-.l
2 6 2 2 Oleason, 2b. .1 0 3
2r 3 0 felbach, lfi..O 1 3
1 3 0 0,mlth, rf 1 2 0
3 2 0 l' Doyle, lb 0 0 10
1 2 2 0, Mercer, s....l 3 1
113 0 Dow' man, c.l 2 2
2 10 0 Hickman. Jh.O 0 1
LQulnn,.:b 0
.crl.it w i'
Peltz. c.i.'i'.'l
Scott, p 1
114 0. Car rick. P....1 0 0
Urady 1 1 0
"Warner ... 0 1 0'
Totals 0 15 27 11 3
Totals
.. 11 24 U 6
Batted' for Hickman In the ninth:
uattea lor carrlck Irr tho ninth.
Cincinnati 0 0 0 5 1 3 0 0 -0
New York 000002 2 1 1 (J
Earned -runs: Cincinnati. 4. Tvo.hniu hit:
Pletz. Three-base hits: Crawford, Selbach,
BoworniArt.Grady. Sacrifice hit: Heckley,
Qulnn. Doublo Plays: Corcoran to Becklev:
Carrlck to Hickman to Doyle. First base on
uaiis; un. aeon, i; on (.urriCK, i. nu dv
ltcher: By Scott, 1. Struck out: By Scott,
: by Carrlck. 2. Parsed balls: Bowermun. 2.
Time: 2:15. Umpire) : Breltensteln and Fos
ter.
stunning or the Tennis.
Played. AVon. Lost.
P.C.
.609
.575
.571
.506
.4S0
.469
Chicago 64 33
Indlnnnpolls 69 34
Mllwuukeo 63 36
C'cvcland 61 31
2?
27
30
35
34
36
33
Kansas City 67 32
Minneapolis 64 30
Detroit CI 23
Buffalo 63 21
.410
.381
GAMES OF THE AMERICAN LEAGUE,
Cleveland Goes to Indianapolis and
aivlpea the lloosler Team.
INDIANAPOLIS. July 2. Battery errors
on tho part of Guese and H'eydon were
largely responsible for tho loss of today's
gamo to Cleveland. Fnuvre had one bad in
nlnsr. but hold up -well when his team re-
gumea mo leau. Aitenaance, i,ow. Hcorc
INDIAJCAl'OMS. - CLnVELANI,
lt.H.O.A.E.
n.H.O.A.E.
Hogrlever, rf.O 2 0 0 0
rickerlng, cf.l 0 6 0 0
llarttell, lf.,0 0 4 0 1
f'rlabee, rf....l 110
Uonlns, H....1 14 2
Hulllvan. 5b. .1 2 3 0
Iichance, lb. 2 2 C 1
Flood, 2b 1 2 3 3
Crlnham, lf.,.0 0 6 0
Bplew, c 0 0 3 0
Kauvre, p.,,..0 0 0 2
Maroon, 2b... 1 3 3 3 0
Oeler, of. 1 I 4 0
Mv1lson, e.i.,0 lis
I'lynn, as 0 0 10 0
Oray, lb 1 18 0 0
Heydon, 0....I 14 0 3
Hlckey. 3b. ..1 13 11
Ouest, p 0 0 0 0 0
Ilarncs, 2b..,. 0 0 0 1 0
Totals 7 8 27 I 1
tieybolil 0 0 0 0
Totals C 10 27 8 7,
Batted for Ouese In tho ninth
Indianapolis 0 0 0 1 0 4 0 0 0-5
Cleveland 0 10 10 14 0 0-7
Earned runs: Indianapolis, 4: Cleveland, 2.
t'UUL., Ul U 1 1 I ut. J 1,1 RV. U , J . I A I.U I V,
Struck out: By Ouese, 2; by Kauvre, 1, Hit
uy pitcneii Dan: uy rauvre, 1. 'iwo-uase
hits: Sullivan. Iachance. Three-base hits:
Geler, Heydon. Home run: Flood. Sacrifice
nit: i'iynn. uouuio piay: uenins to i,a-
ananco to ttunivan. aioion oases: iiicKoy
Gcnlns (2). Lachanco (2). Flood. Passed
ball: Heydon. Lett on bases: Indianapolis,
6; Cleveland, v. umpire: uuntllllon. Time
2:00.
Lee Gets III Ilnmps.
KANSAS CITY, July 2.-The Brewers -won
today's game, 'to the delight of a large
number of Mllwoukeo rooters. Lee was hit
hard at opportune times and Schaeffcr's er
rors wero costly, two of tho visitors' runs
being duo to, them. Attendance, 1,000. Scoro:
KANSAS CITV.
MILWAUKEE.
K.H.O.A.E
n.H.O.A.E
Waldron. rf. 1 1 1 0
Hamiflilll, rf.l 10 0 0
Wagner, 13 4 1
O'llrlen, If.. .0 2 5 0 1
Kctchum, cf.l 1 3
'Jowd. If 0 2 1
Duncan, lb.,0 14 1
l'arrell. cf....V 3 0 1
Anderson, lb.l 1 13
olnnti, s 3 3 3
Couchlin. Jb.O 0 3 10
Smith, c 0 2 5
Hurk.-3b.....l lvl
H'bauer, 2b. ..1 0 0
Heldy, p 0 2 1
Sparks, p 0 0 0
.Stewart, 2b., .0 13 0 0
tWfer, 3b,3bl 3 3 14
Wilson, c....0 1- 4- 1 0
U'e, p...' 1 113 0
Totals' 5 12 21 12 6
Kansas city ,..o
Mllwaukeo 0
Totals , 8 13 27 12 3
110 0 3 0 0 0-5
1025003 S
... ... . .. ni.-. n . i.i, 1 . .
4, Two-base hits: O'Brien, Farrell, Bchaef-
fer. 'rnree-uase 11111 l' u tz. uases on pans
Oft Lee, 1; oft lteldy, 1: off Sparks, 1. Hit
hy pitcher: Schaefftr. BtrucK. out: liy uoet
a: liv Ilclcly. 1. inn nes pitched: Lr.
Keldy, 6: Sparks. 3. Hits: Off Leo, 13: oft
lteldy. 11; off Sparks, 1. Passed ball: Smith.
Double plays: Wagner to Dungan; Farrell
to uungau, icii on Dases: Kansas uity, 13
Milwaukee, S. Time: 1:50. Umpire: Sheridan
Detroit Drops Another
BUFFALO, July 2,-Detrolt again lost to
Buffalo by a score of 12 to 3. Hall, late of
Cincinnati, pitcuea tnree innings, long
enough to lose tho gumo tor Detroit. At
tendance, 800. Score:
UUFFAIjO.
DETHOIT.
n.H.O.A.E.
Casey, 8b. .,,0 3 3 3 1
Holmes, rf,.l 12 10
larley, If t 0 10 0
Elberfeld, ai.O 0 14 2
yui, 2b 0 3 3 3 0
Dillon, lb 0 0 9 0 1
Nlcol, cf 0 13 0 1
Shaw, 0 1 1 t 0 0
Hall, p 0 0 10 1
Cronln, p 0 0 110
McAllister ..0 0 0 0 0
Il.H.O.A.K.
Speer. c 0 2 4 1 0
Shearon. ,cr...l 10 0 0
Halllgan, lr.,1 1110
Atherton, Sb.l 0 3 3 1
Ralirec'E't. rtl 4 1 I 0
Carey, lb 2 3 14 1 0
Hallman, m.3 2 3 6 Ci
Andrews, 3b. .1 12 4 0
Haallnes, P..0 10 5 0
Totals 13 1 27 1
Total 3 8 27 10 6
Batted tor Cronln In ninth.
Buffalo 116 0 0 0 1
4-13
Detroit 0 0 0 0 0 2 1
0 3
Karncd runs: BuKaJo, 5j Dettol.t, 1, Tgj
ruebto tf
Hloux City 4!
base hits: Corey 2), lUsttngs Bchrecongost,
Holmes, Ityan. Three-base hits. Andrews,
Corey, Casey. Stolen bases: Hallman,
Casey, Ryan. First base on balls; Off
Hastings, 2rof ilall, 3j oft Cronln, 2.f lilt
y pitched ball, By Cronln, 1. Struck out:
Hy Hastings, 3; oy Hall, 2; by Cronln, 2.
Time: 2:00. Umpire: Dwycr.
Knr Hny (or CIiIchro.
MINNEAPOLIS, July 2.-Chleago had r
walkaway with Minneapolis todny, batting
Parker out of tho box In tho fourth and
hitting McCann, who succeeded him, at
will. The day was sweltering and play wns
Very listless. Attendance, iOO. Bcore:
MINNEAPOLIS.
CHICAGO.
n.H.O.A.E.
n.H.O.A C.
Hoy, cf 3 2 1 0 0
llrodlf, If.. .1 0 0 0 0
llct-land. rf.3 13 0 0
laddn. Ib...l 2 0 6 0
IMkII, 3b O 2 2 10
D.Wld, cf 0 0 1
Nance, :b,...l 1 1
Wllmot. rf....l 1 2
Lnllr, If 0 1 3
WeMen. lb.. 1 1 1
richer, C.....0 l 1
Bmlth, M.....0 o l
Ab'taohlo, 2b.l 1 2
J'arkfr, p... .0 0 0
McCann, p.,.0 0 0
Jackllticii ,.0 0 0
SliUKnrt. o 4 & o
Kugtlcn, lb.,.,0 0 12 0 0
Iiiukley, C....3 z 5 o o
Ivatoll, p 0 2 0 4 0
Totals ....11 12 27 13 0
Total 4 27 IS 0
Batted for McCann In ninth.
Minneapolis ......... 001 '0 00030 4
Chicago 00320015 0-11
Earned runs: Minneapolis. 2; Chicago. 6.
Two-baso lilts: Hoy, McFarland, Pndden
(2). Homo run: Werden. Bases on balls:
Oft Parker, 3; oft McCann, 2; off Katoll, 6.
Bases on hit by Ditched ball: Oft McCann,
2. Struck out: By Kutoll, 4, Doublo plays:
Atobatlchlo to Smith to Werden: Padden to
Shugart to Sugdcn. Left on bases: Minne
apolis, 6: Chicago, S. Sacrlflco hits: Bugden,
Katoll (2). Stolen bases: Isbell. McFarland
(2). Wild pitches: Parker, l: McCann, 1.
Time: 2:10. Umpire: McDonald.
Standing of tho Tennis.
'Played. Won, Lost.
P.C.
.61.1
.579
.523
.5(0
.491
.4S3
.426
.332
urooKiyn &o zs
Philadelphia 57 33
Pittsburg 63 31
Cincinnati C7 20
Boston 6i 27
Chicago 53 2S
Bt. Louis 61 23
20
21
2
2S
US
30
31
So
NOW York 61 19
SWIFT'S NINE DEFEATED im NEOUV
.Ink Wins Gnuie for Locnla by a Home
Itun.
NEOLA, la., July 2. (Special.) The game
hero yesterday was tho most exciting
played here this year. The local nlno do
feated tho Swifts by a ecoro of 12 to 10. Tho
gamo was won by Zlnk In -tho last Inning.
He mado a homo run with two men on
bases. Scoro:
BWIFTO.
n.H.O.A.E
j;eoi.
n.H.O.A.E.
Zlnk, c, 2b..2 2 9 3 1
MaxfleM, C...2 0 3 1 0
Morgan, n.p.l 2 16 1
Sinclair, cf...l 3 0 0 0
Downs, p. ts.l 0 0 6 0
Wllmot, 3b... 1 0 4 5 0
Hamilton. If .2 2 110
Cotter. lb....O 0 8 11
Campbell, rf.l 2 0 0 1
Sweeney, 2b,. 0 0 0 1 0
Kennedy, ss..O 0 2 3 0
nurr. ir 1 0100
Smith, 2b. ... .2 14 3 1
Iejj-y, lb....O 2 9 0 1
Bowler, c 1 14 3 1
Bowkal, cf..,3 1110
Parker. rf....3 1 1 0 o
Ilennlson, p..l 2 13 0!
llolmo, 3b... 0 0 3 1 0
Totals 10 i'aJ 14 2
Totals 12 lQ'M 21 4
Smith out for not running.
Two out when, winning run was made.
Noola 3 .3 1 0 1 0 0.0, 3-12
swifts 0 a s z 0 0 0 1 310
Hits: Noola. 10: Swifts. 8. Three-base hit
Bennlson. Home run: Zink. Batteries: For
Ncola, Downs, Maxrlcld, Morgan and zinn;
for Swifts, Bennlson and Bowler. 8truck
out: By Downs, 2: by Morgan. 7: by Bennl
son, 4. Umpires: Sweeney and McIIugh.
tAnintcur iliise Ilnll.
The Ben-Hurs defeated the Bemts Park
Stars last Sunday by a score of 37 to 4.
Batteries tor the Ben-Hurs. Anderson and
Lynch; for tho Btars, August and Sett.
Tho Ben-Hurs would Ilko to hear from the
Fremont High scnool seoona nine.
Tho Omaha National Juniors defeated tho
Capital Hills Saturday by a score of 9 to 2.
naileries lur uiu iiuiiunniB, iicnuciauu u,.
Spauldlng; for the Capitals, Fleming and
Bovine.
Tho Majors defeated tho North Omnhas
last Sunday by a scoro 01 44 to lu.
i.owerv's masterly Ditcninc was rcsDon
slble for the defeat of the Diamonds by
the Sluggers last Sunday afternoon. Tho
score was 4 to 3. Tho Sluggers, will play
tho Colonels July 4 tor a purso of 5iu a
side.
Tho Colonels defented the Vikings Bun
day afternoon by the score of 16 to 9. Bat
teries for the-Colonels, Ooellner and Young;
Vikings, Wcstegard and Johnson.
Tno coiumman juniors ueioatea tno ure
mont Tlcer Juniors by a score of 9 to 0.
The features of the gamo were Martonsen's
pitching and wnery" batting.- uattenes:
uoiurnm&n Juniors, .tionenscn nnu. xjdui,
Fremont' Tiger Juniors, "Strecter and
Cromer.
Uncle Oscars I)enrn.
TECUMBEH. Neb.. July 2. (Special Tele
trrnmil Twn costly errors by the locals In
tho ninth Inning saved the Uncle Oscnr3 of
Omaha from a shutout touay. acoro:
It.H.E.
Undo Oscars. .0 0000000 33 36
Tccumseh ....5 0020510 is 10 t
Tlattorlii; Barber nnd Booth: Townsond
and Buff urn. Struck out: By Barger, 1: by
Townsend, 9. liases on bans: un Burner,
3; oft Townsend, 3.
Working Iloys Are Winners
Th Worklns Boys team of tho Young
Men's Christian association defeated the
Omaha Juniors Monday afternoon by tho
score or lo to 10. xno insr. inninic wan
layed In darKness, wnicn accounts largely
or the flva runs mado in that Inning by
tho Juniors.
Sioux Fnlls "Wins Second
BlriTTX FALLS. B. D.. July 2. (Special
Telegram.) A game of baso ball hero today
betweon tno hioux nns ana hock napins,
la., teams resulted In a victory for tho
former oy a score 01 u o j.
ADVANCE GUARD TOO SWIFT
Sana Phillips Hade Game Effort 0
Ontrace Ills Old Illvnl, Hut Wns
Doomed to Defeat,
CHICAGO, July 2. Advance Guard
showed conclusively today that ho was a
colt of better quality than Sam Phillips.
Tho two three-year-olds had a fair test at
equal Weights at a mile and an eighth. Tho
Monk was a starter In this race, but 110
did not bother either of tho others. If
thern wns any difference In the jockeys
that, too, was In Bam Phillips' favor, for
uurna roue nim. wnno vmioo wus u au
vunca Guard. Tho latter simply laid back
and waited on Sam Phillips. Burns tried
Inn tin ir nnen In a while nnd then he tried
sprinting, but In either event Advance
Guard was always right thero. In tho
Btrntrh Cnrruthors & Shields' colt passed
the lead desnlto Bam Phillips' gamo effort
to maintain nis auvantaga anu won uy vwu
parts of a length.
Tho weather wai hot today and not moro
than 6,000 persons were In attendance.
In tho fifth race, tho St. Louis filly, Tho
Sprite, ran the fastest mllo of tho season
and handily defeated Alcedo, while In tho
last raco Tayon ran tho fustcst six furlongs
of tho season. Summary:
First race, mllo and seventy yards;
Anthracite, 94 (Knlghu, 6 to 1, won by a
head; Portente, 111 (Caywood), 11 to 6, sec
ond: ureatiana, 11- ivunuuson;, 11 iu -thtrrl.
Time: 1:4514. Limerick. Jim Mc
Cleevy, Arthur Bchan und Stiver Garter
also ran. , . . , ,
(Burns), 3 to 6, won by three-quarters of a
length; acnooimasier, jus uiuuinuiu, o 10
second: Battus. 115 (Miller), a to 1, third.
Time: 1:0114. Prince of Dollght and Vollt
mnn nlsa rtin.
Third race, mllo and an eighth: Advance
Ouard, 103 (Vltltoe), 4 to 5, won by three
Quarters of a length: Sam Phillips, 109
mnrnsl. 7 tn E. second: Tho Monk. 10
(Knight). 12 to 1. third. Time: 1:63. Thrcu
arnrtftrft.
l.'nnrth rnre. nix furloncs. selling: I'OPQ
Leo. 115 (Caywood), 6 to 3. won by thrco
lengths; Rollins, 112 (J. Martin), 20 to 1.
second; Bhrovn Tuesday, 105 (Bullman), 8
to 1, third, Time: 1:1394. Lomond, Innova
tor. Brisk, Lucky Monday, Barney Fax and
Delia ustrana also ran.
Fifth rnce. one mile: The Bnrlto. 107 (Mat
thews), 3 to 1, won by two lengths; Alccdo1
112 (Caywood), 9 to 10, second; Star Chime,
Lady Elite, The Rush and Jako Webber
aiso ran. - , ' ,,,
Sixth race, six furlongs, selling: Tayon
1V4 (tltewaru, I lo i, wan oy nun . iuiikiii
T.ivnriln. 110 (Matthews). 10 to 1. second
Vain, 103 (Devln), 6 to 1, third. Time: i:13V4
Tiicir. Miss Shanlev. Ed Uarland II. Mer-
moso, Avenstoko and John A. Morris also
ran.
Vot One Favorite Win nt 'evlllll-,.
CINCINNATI, July 2. Not a slnglo Ip.-
vorlte won ror tno latent touay av ewpori
nnrrln npnlii uhowed her class os ii
sprinter by winning tho six furlong handi
cap very easily from, it. speedy lot. The
weather was not ana tno tracn tost, num
mary:
.V. . It. , 1 1 .. . T- V i .
f irSl Twee, OHO llllin. poiiiuk. uiujiiuiiik.
101
(Akcr). C
to i, won; iJicnneim, myi
10 to 1, second; Zonne. 91
Mavi uni. 'third. Time: 1:12. Little- B y,
Possum Botha, Nina B. L., Full DresB and
I To nu f nrrt utsn raru
Second race, Ave furlongs: Jim. Nap. 112
(H. Wilson), 6 to 1, won; Bt. Dean, 107 (Cor-
ner). 15 to o, secouu; wulutJ, v iJ j'lbi
S to 1, third. Time: 1:03. John Blake,
riaiwln Wnlton. Whitfield. Problem. Mos.
keto, Prince of Peace, Western Union and
errauni aiso ran.
- , Third raxe, ono arid ono-elshth mllyj, ecjl-
iter: Snrllln. K r.f. lllrVx). 7 to 1. won: Klnr
Elkwoml. 101 (Hohrrtsonl. 7 tn 1. second:
Orris, ar, (t. Murphy), 7 to 1, third. Time:
1V Outburst. Srtdlo Hurnam, The Oray
Dawn, CaHtle, Marlon Lynch, PrlrtCo VII
helm, Illchurtlson, Don Clarenelo and
Marlon Sansom also ran.
Fourth race, .handicap, nix furlongs:
Oeori'le. 114 IT. wiWnn). IS tri'G. Won:
Aeushla, 01) (C. Murphy), 10 to 1, ioconds
Tho, Star of Hethlehem, 112 (Michael). to
u. liiiiu. -Liitit:. x.lt aim . Uiiu un
sightly also ran.
Fifth race, nvo furlongs: Beau, OVA
(Harshberger), 12 to 1, won; Queen Cnrnl-
v,n, iw oiHuunriu, a lo . Becoiui; himivu
Morrison. 101 (llrlttnni. 12 to 1. third. Time:
l:0iX. Sani Lyons, Johnnlo McCarty, Pi
rate of Penzance, Queen Little, Helen Gra
ham and Mrs. Orannan nlso ran.
sixtn racv on mile, selling: Knnomia.
ICG (Corni.-r), 5 to 1, won. Polly Hlxby, W
ij.irnti;, i in l, Foconu, -Mizzouni, im in.
,Vllon). 5 to 1. thlnl. lime: 1:41. Osmon.
Doilster Swivel. I.lttlo IjuhI. Btatlra and
Je.innot, also ran.
LONG SHOT WINS VERNAL
Street Lnvendcr Takes Stake Event
nt Slieepslirml lluy in
Cleyrr Style.
NEW YORK, July 2. At Shecpshcad Bay
today only ono feature, tho Vernal stakes,
was decided, but a hurdle race, a handicap,
also furnished good sport. Summary:
First race Futurity course: Demurrer,
115 (Henry), G to C and 1 to 2, won by three
lengths; Luko Word, 115 (Turner). S to 1 and
3 to 1, secondr Browndnlo, 115 (Spencer), 6
to 1, third. Tlmo: 1:11. Gresson, Tom
Kenny, Tho Ithymer, Uliulcrun, King'a Fa
vorite, Frnnk Erno and Ilium also run.
Second race, ono mllo on tho turf: Briga
dier, 113 (McCue), oven and 1 to 2, won by.
four lengths; Montnnlc, 113 (Turner), 7 to
2 and 4 to 5, second; Vesuvlan. 121 (Spen
cpr). 4 to 1. third. Tlmo: 1:39 4-6. Com-
manacr tinier, .Nnnscn ana uig uun aiso
ran.
Third race, ono and a quarter miles: Fa-
vnnllix. 112 iTnrnori. 7 tn '1 and 7 to 10. won
by ono length; Latson, 126 (Llttlellcld), 10
to 1 nnd 3 to t second; Knight of .tho Gar
ter, 122 (Mltcliell), 4 to 1, third. Tlmo:
2:03 3-5. Procession ulso ran.
Fourth raco, tho Vernal stakes, flvo fur-
iongs; rwcQi javenuer, i- iiniicmiiu, i
to 1 una"? to.D, won by three-quarters of a
longth: Lady of tho Valley, 115 (McCue), 12
to 1 nnd 3 to 1, necond: Elizabeth M., 115
(Shaw), 1 to 2, -third. Time: 1:02 2-5. Add,
Orient, Double Six and All Saints also ran.
Fifth race, hurdlo handicap, two miles:
Hardy C 140 (Burgess), 8 to -S and 3 to 5,
won by ono length i Hardy Pardee, 131
(Owens), S to 6 anU 3 to 6, second; Des
perado, 135 (Barry;, 4 to 1. third. Time:
3:52. Draughtsman, Odonroo Doctrlno and
Klondike also ran. . , , ,. ,
Sixth raco, selling, six and ono-half fur
longs: Tourulne, 103 (Mitchell), 30 to 1 and
10 to 1, won by a nock: Olca. 0j (J. Slack),
12 to 1 and C to L second; Oread, 99 (Dang-
maii), lo l, tniru. 'nine: ikuj-o. uuhuuh,
Ben Hadad, Wax Tuner, General Mart
Gary. Carbuncle. Miller. Chanler, Boss
Clark. Spccdmnn, IJoncss nnd Iaurcatea
aiso rau.
Tnlent DiiMipcil nt St. I.nnla.
ST. T.nms. sin.. Jul'v 2. The tnlent met
with a sharp rebuff at tho fair grounds to
day, itarry uuko ncing ira oniy nmiiius
favorite. Summary: ,
First race, seven furlongs: Harry Duke,
inc ct. iWnniia). i tn .1. won: Tom Otlmore,
93 (Daln), 30 to l and 5 to 1, second; Iron
unancciior, ivt rj. t, woousj, w io i, wmu.
Time: l:30U. Wood Trice. Itcbecca Vclls
and Imperious ulso ran. . ....
,.T . 1 1 -. .Aft ,!Tnn.
tiessy), 20 to 1 and 4 to 1, won; Mandamus,
107 (W. Klley), 12 to 1 und 4 to i, seconu;
Bohul, 112 (Dale), C to 1. third. Time: i:4i4.
Bello Simpson, Armund, May Dockcry and
J. V. Hayes ulso ran.
Third race, selling, two-year-olds, ftvo and
a half furlongs: Sclde, 112 (Crowhurst). 4
to 1. won: Oricnns. 100 (Frost). 10 to 1 nnd
3 to 1, second; Quick ltnnge. 10S (Gllmoro),
4 to 1, third. Time: 1:12. Harry Pulllam,
.uoldcn Harvest anu seeming aiso ran.
Fourth race, nnn mllo nnd a sixteenth:
Tlckfull, S7 (Tallcy), 12 to 6, won; Terrn
Incognita, 97 (Dale). 25 to 1 nnd 7 to 1,
sccona; Jimp, ivj i, -xtuii, o. i i. uuiu.
Tlmo: 1:52. Mrtlay and Annie Oldfleld-also
ran.
Fifth race, handicap, six furlongs: Judge
Wardell, 108 (J. Woods), 11 to 5, won: Lord
Neville, 110 (Talley), 7 to 5 and 2 to 5. sec
ond; Davo Waldo, dOO (J. T. Woods),,3 to 1,
third. Tlmo: 1:17)4. Banish, My Last Hopo
and Felix Bard also ran.
Sixth race, celling, six und a nair tur
longs: Hi Kollar. 105 (J. T Woods), 3 to 1,
won: Necklace, 100 (Crowhurst). 6 to 2 and
4 to 6, second: Slddubla; 102 (Talley), to 1,
third. .Time: 1:24. Cathedral, Shtlllngburst,
SJilent Friend .and Her Favor also ran.
niar Price 'tor Thoroimrlilireds.
NEW' Y'OnK",'Ju1j-2. A number of horsoa
In training. 4b'o 'property of P. J. Dwyer and
others, -we're 'ejo'ld today fa tho Faslg-Tlpton
company's isaddock at Shccphead bay.
Thoso bringing t500 or over were as fol
lows: Hnlftlmo. eh. n. li). by Hanover-Pandora,
L. V. Bell. $3,750.
His Iloynl Highness, ch. o (3), by His
Highness. NottlCj G. Forbes, 33,500.
Humboldt, ch. c. (2), by Hanover-Lida
Stanhope, W. Donahue, J1.O00.
jiammocK, uik. c. uy jiunovcr-iurunia,
L. Graves. J2.C00.
American, b. c. (2). by Iroquols-Banana,
J. F. Johnson, $1,150.
Hinsdale, ch. c. (2), by Hanovor-is'iiema,
E. L. Graves, $500.
Krlss Krlngle, b. g. (5), by Sprlngbrook
Brueno, F. Dwyer, $2,100.
PENNSYLVANIA WINS AGAN
Fonr-Onreil Itaen Goes to Quakers,
with Columbian Second, While Cor
nell Docs Xot Finish.
POUGHKEEPSID, X. T July C.-Tho
four-oared race started at 10:1314, Columbia
slightly In lead; Tonnsylvanla and Cornell
closo up, rowing neck and neck. Columbia
led nt tho three-quarter mllo by half a
lencth. At tha mllo mark Columbia took
a bad swervo from Its course Pennsylvania
and uornea wero ngniing lor ursc piaco.
Approaching the brldgo Pennsylvania and
Cornell wero still lighting for first place.
with tho Quakers about a quarter of a
length In tho lead. All threo crews wero
rowing a thirty-six stroke.
Thn wash of thn Cornell shell caused tho
Columbia crew to drop back at least
several lengths.
At tho one and a half mllo mark Cornell
and Pennsylvania were still fighting' for the
lead and tho Cornell steersman seemed to
ho swerving towards tho west shore The
Pennsylvania shell swerved slightly to the
east. Tho Cornell steersman got away out
nf ihn onurHe. th crow rowinrr In nn
oblique lino for tho west shore. Columbia
gained on tno (.orneu sneu Dccauso its
steersman nan Kept almost a uireci course.
'l'annHvlvnnla. wlon hv two lunirts..
Columbia flecond. Pennsylvania's time,
9:1C:23.
At t lies finish of tho raco the Columbia
and Pennsylvania launches drew up along
side ot their respective crows. The Columbia
crowd on their launch cheered tho crow
and then gavo another cheer for the un
fortunato Cornell crew, which lay close
to tho west bank. All tho men peemed to
bo In bad shape. Nos. 2, 3 nnd 4 wero
compelled to throw water on the bowman.
A rowboat towed tho Cornell shell Into the
channel wltnin renon or (,-oiirtncy-B launcn.
Tho Pennsylvania i nd Columbia crows
rowed to their quarters, each apparently In
flno condition. ...
Tho Cornell crow was lifted out of its
shell. Tho bowman was apparently over
conic, die was placed on a bench In the
launch and covered with coats, Ills prostra
tion furnished nn explanation for tho crow
Having rowea out or ineir course.
Ofllclal tlmo: Pennsylvania, 10:311-5;
Columbia, iv.ss. uorncu uiu not nnisn.
Omnlin Hoy Defeat GotNoli.
FOHT DODGE, In., July 2.-(8peciaI.)
Frank Gotsch of Humboldt, tho champion
catch-as-catch-can wrestler of Iowa nnd
who Is to accompany Farmer Burns to the
Paris games during the world's fulr, was
defeated at Boono last evening by Cnrl
Drown of Omnha, tho contest being given
to Brown on a foul, Tho contest was held
in tho Aries opera houso ond was witnessed
by an enthusiastic crowd, Tho winner was
to get the best three out of flvo falls.
Gotsch won tho first two and Brotvn the
second two. In tho last round, Gotsch got
a hold on Brown which tho referco called
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A powder to bo shaken Into the shoes.
Your feet feel swollen, nervous nnd hot,
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Cures swollen and sweating feet, Ingrowing
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VIENNA HOTELS
lOH-lII-in Furnnm St.
Restaurant, ladles' cafe, rending room,
newly furnished rooms, bath rooms. Kvery
thing first-class. American and ICuropean
plan. Rooms with board.
fli, V. uoiIFFIUlt, Prop.
Look
on the end of the package in which you get your Soda Biscuit, Milk Biscuit, Saratoga
Flakes, Long Branch Biscuit, Butter Crackers, Graham Biscuit, Oatmeal Biscuit, Ginger
Snaps, Handmade Pretzelettes and Vanilla Wafers. The "In-er-seal Patent Package"
brings to your table the best of baking in the best possible manner. IPs a luxury worth
asking for. At all grocers. USED exclusively hy
a strangle hold and gavo tho fall and the"
contest to Brown, (iotscli claimed tnat ins
hold was legitimate and protested loudly at
tho decision. Ho Immediately challenged
Brown to wrestle for 500 a sldo nnd the
challenge wns ucccptcd. Tho contest may
inKo place in dcs -Monies or uny other good
town.
CrnnkOInrrny Flttlit a Drmv,
CLINTON. In.. July 2. fSneclal Tele
gram.) Tho Cronke-Murrnv llcht. tho last
contest tho local club will attempt to pull
oft bofore tho antl-prlzo light law goes Into
effect, July 4, wns witnessed by about LOCO
neonle. Tho contest was not of the furious
order, but a clover, nclcntlllc exhibition. It
went tno limit or tno twenty rounus and
was called a draw.
Al Wcln I ir Ih Knocked Ont.
BUFFALO. N. Y.. Julv 2 Jim Jeffords nf
California knocked out Al Welnlg ot Buf
falo in tne etgntn round at mo Olympic
Athletic club tonlsht.
When you want sparkling wlno got Cook's
Imperial Extra Dry Champagne. Its purity
and delicious flavor commends It.
PENSION'S FOIl WESTERN VETEHAXS.
War Survivor Itciiipniberril liy the
General Government.
WASHINGTON, July 2.-Tho following
pensions havo been granted;
Issuo of June 15, VjjO:
Nebraska: Additional Georgo Harris,
Rulo, $10. Increase William Andrew,
Friend, $10. .
Iowa: Original Th6m'ns L. Plckerlll,
$4; Edward Mayer (decensed), Wilton Junc
tion, itesioration nnu increase jonn
Btllwell (deceased), Des Moines, $21: Oshoa
Polton (decenaed), Charles City. $12. In
creaseCurtis C. C. Brndlcv. Manchester.
$10; John B. Herbert, Allerton, $10; Samuel
ti. urowning, westervuie, : uusscii iteu
fleld, David, $12; Benton D. Bltner, Lyons,
$12: (sneclal Juno 19) Peter S. Soden. Sey
mour, $50. Original widows, etc. Laura J.
Btllwell. Des Moines, $12; (special accrued
Juno 16) minor of Samuel D. Cole, Des
-Moines, xio.
Cnlinn Teacher In lloto:i.
BOSTON. July 2. The- United Stntes army
transport Sedgwick, having on board moro
than 400 women teachers from Cuba and
tho third of tho licet bringing instructors
to this country for a season of study nt
tho Harvard university summer school, ar
rived today. Two mora transports aro yet
to como.
Company Declare Dividend.
,ltv irivii, if uij1 iiw nil ci;ium ill iiic
Tennessee Coal, Iron & Railroad company
navo declared a uiviaenn or i per cent on
Its common stock, making 4 per rent for
the last six months, and nlso a dividend of
2 per cent on Us preferred stock.
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See the Christians eat tho Hogstlckurs (or
vice versa) at base ball. At 2 p. m. will bo
gin a flno program of athlptlo contests, bi
cycle and foot races. Polo vault. Jump
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About 250 woven straw seats for lawn and porch
use, each
LACE CURTAINS On next Thursday we inaugur at
special mid-summer sale of lace curtains. All patterns na
coming again, for next season will be closed out at a reduce
price. See Thursday morning papors.
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Distributors,
Niirhf Wn'rk Night, (officc ,hours arc dis'
M nig H l t t UI Iv agreeable at the best, but how
f z much worse it is when you ilif
(ft have to climb stairs because
W grope through dark halls.
The Bee Building
5 clevalors run day, night and Sundays. The Bee Build
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m On account of the Army
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