THE OMAHA UAILY 1H5R: TITrHSDAV, JTLT TJ, 1 ()(.
JUST LIKE TOMOTCIIERS
Oraaliaa Bipftllzo Thoir Return Homo by
Lambasting tho Siouz.
TWO NEW FACES ADDED TO THE TEAM
Tnmiiin Itiiclirs W'nn (li-in-rotm will
I'liHxcn, lint SuihtIi I'lclil Work
Unveil tin- l)u- fur the
Local,
Onmlm, 2 SIoiit City, I.
)! ir, 10) Ml. .lofi!i, 0.
!) Molllt'tf, 7) I'llL'llIll,
I'lttnlitirK, It llrnoWlyn, II.
Iloxton, !l St. I.iiiiIk, II.
Cliicliiiuif I, 7 I'll 1 1 tot ol tli In, .
Kiuinut lit)'. Ill IM'troll, t).
Illllflllll, Jll ( IiIciiuii, fi.
lnilliiiiniiiilln, 10-tl .IllmirnpolU, .1-4.
'"! elund Itnln.
Tho Omahas fllnnalljicd their return home
from their disastrous tour about tno circuit
by winning tho first game of tho scries witn
Sioux City by a scoro of 2 to 1. Tho exhi
bition wbb ono that Ravo tho pessimistic
prognoRtlcator who was prepared to wit
ness a continued slldo of tho fortnor cham
pious no opportunity to dolefully remark,
"I told you so." On tho contrary, tho big
crowd of loyal enthusiasts, who still nnchor
their faith In Captain Jack O'Conncll'a ok
grcKallon, was accorded nmplo reason for
ronowed hope, for tho gamo wns ft rod-hot,
enthusiasm-Inspiring contest fiom start to
finish. Duoyed up by tho cordiality of tho
welcomo given them, tho Colts played In
their old-tlmo championship form and not
an error crept Into their fielding operations.
Thcro wero ginger, snap nnd vinegar In
tho playing of your undo Hill Ilourko'a col
lection of baso bait exponents on thla oc
casion, oven though tho boys wero a trifle
discouraged over tho horrlblo run of 111
luck that haB been their meed for tho past
two weeks. Every man-Jack of them played
ball llko a vctoran and with tho outfield
strengthened by tho addition of two now
players, replacing McVIckcr nnd Ferris,
who nro on tho slrk list, tho team Is In shapo
onco moro to regain 11b old placo nt tho
head of tho column.
New Men Slunr fp Well.
Tho now men appearing In yesterday's
gamo wero Waller nnd Wright. Doth had
joined tho team but a few hours beforo tho
gnmo and ench had Jii3t finished n long
nillroad Journey, Waller coming from Salt
I,nko and Wright from Youngstown, O.
Thoso who know of their long, tlrcsomo
railroad dournoys could not help but nppro
clato that they were fatigued and worn out,
but thry didn't show It In their work on tho
diamond. Waller covered loft field In n
mnnnor par excellenco nnd Wright va3
not u whit behtud hlra, succeeding also In
impropriating n couplo of splendid hits
Cnptiitn Jack O'Conuoll was in tho ganio
uitnln and was warmly greeted, no ills
tlngulshcd himself by playing his usually
good gamo, covering tho Initial bag splcn
dldly and giving an excellent nccount of
himself at tho bat.
Tho good playing In this opening contest
wan by no means confined to the frisky
ColtB. Jack Glasscock had n different kind
of a team from that which represented
Sioux City on their former visit horo and
tho victory won wns gained from worthy
opponents. In tho Held nnd nt tho bat tho
Indians acquitted themselves with credit,
thn two errorn chalked ill) ngalnst Houtz
bclne tho only ones of tho gamo nnd these
worn both well nigh excusable I'arvln
pltchod a steady gamo and was supported
vxcelltntly.
Tommy Huehes war In tho box for tho
locals and Tommy has reason to glvo credit
to his admlrablo support that the gamo
was won. While but four hits wero niado
off him, he was as wild as tho varying wind
nnd issued cluht frco passes. That nono
of thess gifts profited tho Indians was en
tirely duo to tho snappy work of tho fiold.
In five Innlnis ns mauy doublo plays wero
made by tho Colts and ono of tho victims
in cack of thoso was a Sioux to whom
Tommy had generously doled out a freo rldo
to first.
Nloux Mnlic I'MrM Ilmi.
The first run of tho gamo was mado by
tha Sioux In tho third innlns. Aftor Par
vln had been cut off at first through the
Joint etforts of Stub Toman nnd tho captain
allman landed on the horrehldo for a Ions
drlvo which soared away out In middle field,
Wright ma.de a commendablo effort to get
In, hut it escaped hla clutches and Ilallman
cantered around to second. McCrcadle, Im
mediately following, caught tho Infection
and he, too. landed on onu of Tommy's1 pro
lections. Tho ball cut the nlr above Tommy
Hoy's head nnd wns sighted by Waller, but
the Mormon couldn't catch up with it and it
nllgated In a unto spot, bounding to far that
McCnsidto had tlmo to roach third. Of
course- Ilallman had Improved tho golden
opportunity to score, chalking up tho first
nnd only tally tho Sioux captured, nrashca
flew out to Hoy nnd Houtz walloped the
breezo with threo unavailing lunger, so
McCrondle-'s three-bagger proved but an ng'
gravatlon to hla overweening dealro to scoro,
When (In- Cult !t 11 UN'.
Tho Colts wero blanked until the Blxth
Then they rose up In thoir might and there
wail foraci doings. Not many," but enough
to tic tho score nnd arouwo tho enthusiasm
of Omaha fandom, which has been lyln
dormant for all thrso dayB. Joo Wright
sustained tho record ho has mado In his long
baso ball oxpcrlcnco its a good hitter by
driving out n nlco single, his socond In th
game. Mobllo Lnuzon swallowed n half plug
of tobacco and strode to tho 'bat with an
ominous gleam In his oyo. Mobllo had onco
before In tho gnmo landed on "Ilonsey"
I'arvln for n otngle nnd that, too, when ho
UJ off tho liinlug- Ho ftU aggrieve J that
his flno chance for n run hail bcon spoiled
by threo rapid successive outs nnd ho de
termined that the newcomer, Joo Wrlcht,
should not bo so discourteously treated. So
ho onco moro brought tho willow In contact
with tho leather, spinning It beyond second
baso nnd advancing Wright to third. A
long fly by Captain Jack to left Held dis
posed of him, but on tho throw-in Wright
crossed tho rubber and the tcoro waa tied.
Iauzon wni cut off by Ilerto whllo attempt
ing to purloin s:ond and "Hob" flew out to
Ilallman.
Out of n nil Hole.
From that point tho strugglo continued
to bo a most exciting onu. In tho eighth
tno sioux camo bo ncur taking tho lend that
moro than one heart leaped to tho throat
of an Omaha fan. nrashcar singled nnd
stolo second beforo IIouU was extended
tho compliments of Tommy Hughes along
witn a paso to llrst. Olasscock sacrificed.
ndvnnclug both nrnshrar and Houtz. It
looked bad for tho locals. Ilrushear on
third nnd only ono hit. At this Juncturo
Mormon Waller stepped In und mado one
of tho prettiest plas of tho day, establish
ing himself a high placo In tho uffoctlous
of tho multltudo. Nllra stopped ono of
Tommy's offerlugs and placed It nicely
Just over Hoy's head. It looked (r certain
llko a safety, but "Old Hoss" Wnllor
sprinted up tindor It, clasped It for n mo
ment and fired It over to O'Hourko on
second, cutting off Houtz, who had played
If essential to tho weak and 111, and equally
beneficial to the well. Tho fact that the
Anhouuer-llusch Drawing Ais'n prepares It
Id a guaraatto of it merit. Sold by all
irujgUts,
ft lone war off In the conviction that N'lles'
n. -;,,i7i i.f.tv
fho Colts won tho struggle In tho Inst
half of tho ninth. Lauioti went out nt first
nd O'Connell rondo n bfiutlful single,
When Ilcbsamen wont donn to first because
I'arvln hit him with a ball tho captain ad-
anced to second. Then did Jimmy Toman
do tho thing most needful by lining out a
safe hit. which permitted O'Connell to reach
the goal with the winning run. Score:
OMAHA.
AH. It. It. O. A. E.
rvitourke. !b 3 0 0 S 3 0
Wii er. If 4 u u i
0
Wrlfrht, cf I 1 2 1 0
Ijmizoii, o t 0 'J 4 1
0
0
O'Connell, lb I 1 2 S o
0
llebsninuti. rr 3 u i "
Tnmnn. hs 3 0 1 4
0
(I
Hoy, 3b 3 0 0 1 0
Hughes, p 3 0 0 0 3
C
Totals
31 2
S 27 13
SIOUX CITY.
AH. n. II.
O.
A. E,
Hnllman. If l I
I
0
3
1
11
1
3
0
0 u
McCrwidlc, cf 2
flroshear. 2b 4
Houtz, rf : 1
Olnsscock, lb,.., 3
Nlles, 3b 1
Horte. 89 3
0
I)
0
i
(I
II
0
0
0 0
' 2 0
0 1
0 0
4 0
3 0
oto, o 4
4
Parvln, p..
1
Totals 2T. 1 4 23 14
Ons man out when wlnnlnc run was
made.
Uinniia O O O O O 1 O " '-
Sioux Citv 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0-1
Earned runs: Omaha. 2: S oux City. 1. I
. ..
Two-baso hits: Hnllmnn. Herte. Tnreo-
ant) iiil .ULL I I'uuie. n tLTii it iiiLni a muuii. i
niiiHscnrk. Hlnlnn linK.: Tlrnshrar. HuseK
on balls: Ofl Hughes. 8; off I'arvln, 1. Jilt
uy juicnru nan: jiy nugnes, j; uy i -nrvui,
rirnrir mil' ill- iiutrnnn. :i: n v irarviii. I
IJoubid iiIiivh: ljinr.on to )'nnurke.
..,,.i;n ii. xiiiiiiu ill ii i. u.iiiii ,i
(i () Hourke. O'HourkB to Toman to u con-
noil. Time: 1:15. Umpire: Cllne.
IJEXVEH Till MS T111J SAINTS OSCIi
riilienn'n TerrurN Tnlie the I'Irst One
In Mlakotirl
ST. JOSEPH. Mo., July ll. (Special Tele.
gram.) Today's came wna a slugging
miilh rinni.nr mlnnlnn 10 In f. GlvBn
lilts were nirule off I'lul'orwond MeNeelev
,,,! , . V,i., ,: .
... v;.A...... ...
Kles and two doubles, nutilnc thre rune,
and was rcnlnred bv Kvler. Denver
jumped onto underwood in tno llrst inning:,
nomming out inrco runs. in tno seoono
Mlller wns hit by n pltchod ball. Weaver
took first on balls, ltellley doubltd nnd Mc-
..i.-iriv "'"H''i i.iiiiiu mi, iiuii- z"1 i
ljcnver. irao run was oarnru in me uiini,
fourth and ninth liinlncs nnd two slncles
S.ilnts were blanked until the eighth, when
two slpgles nnd two doubles olt SIcNceley
gayo hem two moro. A base on balls nnd
Schrnirs single In tho ninth guvo St. Joseph
ucr sixwi run. aoore:
ST. JOSEPH.
All. It. II.
O.
1
A. E.
Stranjr, 3b 4 12
naor, rt 4 112
itnll, ss 5 0 0 2
Kllntr. c f 1 ! !
Sehrnll, If 3 2 3 1
McKlbbon. cf r. 1 2 r
Davis, lb 4 0 1 10
lll'isiow, i'l 3 0 0 4
Underwood, p 4 0 10
Totals 37 0 12 27
DENVEIt.
An. n. ir.
O. A.
E.
Miller, If 5 1 2
Weaver, rf fi 1 0
1
0
0
c
0
0
0
3
10
:s
l
l
7
o
o
Preston, cf ii 1 l
Holland, lb 4 2 3
Hli'key, 2b r 2 2
Sullivan, c f. o 3
Hellley, 3b A l l
Iowee, ss G 1 2
.Mc.Nceioy, p 4 0 1
cyier, p Ill
Totals 41 10 1 0 27 1 3 1
St. Joseph..
.. 02000003 16
Denver
S2110002 119
Karncd runs: St. Joseph, 4: Denver, 8.
Two-baso hits: MeKlbbcn, liner. Sohrnll:
Itetlloy, Hlckey. Thrne-bara hits: Davis,
Sullivan, Hlckey. S.icrlfica hit: Schrall,
Hioien Dnsc: Miller. Double plays: Hall to
Hrlstow to Davis: I.owon te irnllun.1
Struck out: Hy Undorwood. 2; by McNeeley,
i. jiases on nans: urr Underwood, S: off
MeNceley, 1; off Eyler, 2. Hit by pitched
ball: Uy Underwood. 1: bv Evler. 1. Time!
2:00. Umplro: Ebrlght.
.
.iiui.i;.-- ii.i'i-ri.vt; is TIMEIiA.
T.,.
1
Prohibitionists lilt lite llnll
Hlitlit to Make Huns.
DES MOINES, la.. July ll.-fSnee.lal
relogram.) De Moines was nblo to hit tho
nan ut opportune times today
hangs tho talo of tho game
11 uurrinco nnd two errors trav
DES MOINES.
AH. It.
iiim a vuiuiuu neiit'u uvu inuiu ',ii ni'u I una Ityan, 2b 0 0 3 0 0
III the eighth. A base on bulls, Strang's Bin- MoAI's'r 2b 0 1 o " 0
gle, ,M( Klbben's double and Davis' triple i)iiin i'b o l 16 o o
cave St. Josenh their first two runs. Tho vii ..r n n i n i
two in ino loiirtn; two aouuies and three nrst game. JInrvoy was tinnDlo to get con- T,,nnn iiw fnullmnn). 8 to 5, won: Honrv
singles mndo the threo In the sixth and two trol and through his wlldness nnd sharp X l niLl n 1 to 1. second' Sam Mc-
basea on, balls and a single ono morn In the nnd timely hitting lost. Two yonngatrs jAever 110 (Ilo'well). 8 to 1, third. Time:
ninth. Pueblo got two in tho fourth on two wero placed on tha slab by their respective. iT.fi 'nod PIr ite Inn, Hitter Root. Plt-
doublcn and two singles. In the remainder teams In tho second game. Stlmmel, who i'V,' - , ' ngn.. 0i 1 ttolmdel also ran
n,nmo 0Inil waH.r. Pwzla to them, r.ltchcd for Cincinnati, won his game from "UiLf,' lj r?ioe one nn 1 a qunrter mile: "Mil-
P teher Johnson was accidentally spiked by H.Hley, whom Minneapolis got from Hos- koc 100 1 (Knight). 4 to 1, won: Sidney
Thiol In the eighth nnd had to leave the ton. It was anybody's contest until n V ! i (iioVsi 0 ; to r.. Wcond; Florlr.ar.
KniV;r ,Aml,rson watt taken o(T of second double play put Minneapolis out ef It In jS , ruillmin) 6 to S. third. T me: 2:07.
and Kelly put In his place In tho fourth, tho ninth, when they were within one ran lvwi nunrd Admetus Our Nellie nnd
H i, 1 'wo Dan errors helped of tying tho score. Attendance, 3,000. ,r.:' nnhhv nlso ran
.uuunn hcu 1 una. .vllvnUUHCl', iW, OCOTC, IlTSl gUIHO:
Scoro: ,v,.i... .v.. .
If. O. A. E.
2 3 0 0
3 2 G 0
2 10 0
0 0 2 0
0 2 10
2 10 0
0 10 0 0
1 r. 1 0
1 0 E 0
U 27 14 0
II. O. A. 11,
110 0
0 2 10
12 0 0
0 0 10
2 3 10
2 0 0 0
0 0 3 2
0 0 2 0
t fi 2 0
0 1 6 1
0 0 0 0
7 21 15 3
Thiol. If 4
0
1
0
0
1
l lossnn, ss 4
Nngle, cf I
lllnes, 2b 2
Uraiti, 3b 4
Warner, rf 2
Cole, lb :t
l,nman, c 3
Glude, p.
3
Totals
9
PUEUI.O.
MoIIhIc. cf
Union, ss
Wllsion, rf
Parrott, lb
Mnrnn, 3b
Dalrympie, If,,
Anderson, 2b..
Kelly, 2b
Orahnm, c
Johnson, p
Whltrldgc, p...
Totaln
Dos .Moines ...
...3
...3
...4
...I
...3
....4
. 2
!!!!i
...33
.10 0 2
PUOUlO
...0 0020000 0-2
Two-bnse hits: Clnsson, Thiol. C.lnde,
Moritn. Dalrympie. Thrce-base hit: War-
lift. junva uii t'liiirti iiy uiiiuu. o; uy juiiii
son, 2; by Whltrldco, 2. Struck out: Hy
flliulo. 4; by Johnson, 2. Umpired: Snooks
and Wclnier. '
Stniullnir of (lie Tennis.
Played. Won. Lost. P.C.
Denver G? 31 21
Omaha 53 M 2S .625
Dett Mulo-l tr, ;8 27 .SOD
St. Jnjeph CK 2fl 23 ,f,00
Pueblo 57 2ti 31 .458
Slbux City 67 21 3.1 .421
GAMES OF Till! -VATIO.NAI, LEAtil E,
PIliNlniru- fiivoa Vim. .. w,.... 11' ..i
1 lltNiiurHr iiln Mips 11 -Wnrni Wei-
t ome mi nn- uiiiiiiu' 1, me.
1-1 j 1 aiiimt, juiy 11. (-.0 pa niicncu oniy
n modlooro gamo nnd mado tho ahutoiit of
Hrooklvn look worse by civliur Plttsburir
threo runs by ma. .In? n fumblo and two
wild throws. Phlllnpl had the visitors
kiuuu uii tne way. -iiieiiuince, ii,ij. HCOro
riTTatipno i ijp.ooki.yn.
11 11 o.a 1: 11.11 o A.n
llenum't. cf. 3 3 3 0 O.Jnnef. Cf..., 0 0 2 0
Plurke. If... I 2 2 0 O'Kceler. rf... 0 0 1 0
Wlll'ms. 3b. 0 0 0 3 2 Jenn'RH, lb., 0 2 12 0
Wagner, rf. 0 3 3 0 0 Kelley, If... 0 1 2 0
IllUltey, 2b. 0 1 13 0 llnlilen. e.. 0 0 1 7
L-ooiey, tu... u oil g 0 cros, 31 0 0 o 0 0
O'Connor, c. 0 1 0 2 0 Daly, lb 0 0 2 1 0
K.y, s 0 l 1 3 0 Mi-iluli-e, c.. 0 0 2 1 0
i'uini'iJi, p..u u . nop, p v 1 1 i
Totals .. 4 10 27 1J 2 Totals .. 0 4.23.15
-i.uuiuy uii uy LPuiii-ii nun.
- 1 1.1. 1... I , . - .1
Pittsburg ... . 10002001
Hrooklyit Y.Y".::Vo 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0
Earned run: Plttsburs, 1. Two-baso hit:
Wiigner. Stolen baso: H tc-hey. Douhlo ply:
m" I? ? J,onn!i'i' 1 ,rs,t KiV , 1)1,l.ls: V.ft
U." Uw-V,)'?. 1- Struck out: Hy
Nops, 1. Tlmo: 1:65. Umplro: Swartwood.
Kid Nichols lit Form
ST. LOUIS. July ll.-Niehnls was In mi.
perh condition today and let St. Louis down
with two scratch lilts. Yoting wns also
In good form. Ho was lilt offoctlvoly In but
iu minus, rttteiiuunce, i.nv. ncorc:
tlT. IXK'IS. I HOSTON
It HO All' n.IIO.AK
Ilurk'tt, If.. 0 1 3 0 0 Uamllt'n, cf 0 2 0 0
IVimvan, rf 0 1 3 0 0 Collins, 3b. . 1 1 0 1 2
Totals 0 2 27 10 o!
i.i. . f it ii
tl'l.l. ,, W II 1
St. Louts 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0
uoston 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 2-3
Earned runs; Uostun, s. Heme run: Ten
Kfltter. 2b.. 0 0 2 3 0 Sluhl. If.. .. 0 0 1 0 0 linrvoru I w w u - v v-q ";';', ra innn . i" f. mini. niir.
Wallace, ss o o 2 1 o Tenney. lb.. 1 l 11 o 0 Batteries: Friend, Monro and Red, Ilur- l;2'U. May Dine, Moss Roso nnd Morris
McQann. lb. 0 0 10 0 o i"re,mas. rf 1 2 1 o 0 vard, Mooro and Roscnbaum. ",f',,a '? ": ,,, ,i, ,
Huihofr, rf..O 0 2 0 Olwe. 2b.. 0 1 2 3 0 Tuesday's BCbro: YZ?u ihaV.(llrTD'cu0r?f I"i . ftli' n
DIIUM, 5b.. 0 0 0 3 0 s..:... 6 0 1 4 0 Friend 5 I I U 1 1 0 Wl s'wansV
loung, p.... o oil o Ntohols, p... 0 1130 Hatterbssi Friend. King. Whit und Red. i third -rim., t isic. t n.ii. fniinlinn
nry Double nta! Lone to Tennoy Hncrlflco
hit. Hlahl. Stolni Ixihc C'rlKcr Thrpe-lman
lilt! Freeman. Hafe on balls: Oft Nichols, 1
HirucK rut: liv roung, a, uy mciiuis, i
t mplre: Kindle.
( Iiipj- rinlHliPN Mhr a Wnuitrr.
1' ruzer men iook uiiiionue h imice i ur
. . ....... : '
cfiriui unllti'd IliTklev'rt lilt Willi the
game. Kr?ors K"vo tbV li.llllos ull' thel?
runs. Attendance, l.Cuo. Score:
CINCINNATI. , P!III.AnM'HIA
It II OAK a.H.o.A t:
llarrcti. cf.. 3 1 3 o OiTliomas, cf. 2 I 2 o l
C'orroran. r 0 0 3 S 0
SHI. If o o 3 1 0
Ill,l.',i. II. rt ft II 1 f I
tlccklry. lb. 1 3 11 0 0
rr.iford. If 0 0 2 0 1
Kllrk, rf.... 1 0 2 0 1
Metlrltle, rf . 0 0 0 0 0
Douftlnm, c. 0 1 1 0 0
Qulnn, 2b... 0 1 4 3 1
WolvTn. 31)0 0 1 1 0
Dolan, 2b.... 0 0 111
Wood, Jb.... 1 1 0 2 1
Vltz, c.
.12 2 0 0
,000 10
.1 0 0 0 0!
LroM, bs.... z v 3 B II
yi-ott, p....
1'rar.tr, ...! 0 0 0 0 0
"Ilrell's'n
I
Total .. 0 I'ii 12 c
Totals .. 7 8 27 15 3
Hatted for Scott In tho nliitli.
uno out wncn wiiiiiniK run was nwi.
i,..i .i o.nA.. nun ?
I.IIICIIIIIUU i v v 1 v v u i I
'Sl"oi020G
. !, ,
iclnnatl. 4 Thren-baso
Philadelphia
Earned nun: Clncl
hit: Wood. Home run: Peltz. Stolen bases:
btniiilliiff of lhe Tennis.
in ii... . ... n
IlmnVlen
iE??.KiJ.n
""'"' " ." 1 l
1 . 1111 IIKII ....
67
67
CI
67
61
63
C2
3li
,Ti
31
21
2S
20
I'ltioimrc
I rviT
1 to
"ii r,m
VVI
v. 414
j.! "J",
n- 'J-l
phllndeluhla
. -mintifi 1 1
iinu...
Ht. Louis!!'.
Now York.
n im-u it. .riii.' uii'iitniv hmuki,
I'nlUn PHcIk s Kimsns City to Vlotory
111 uciruii. 1
DETROIT, July 11. Caso Patten pitched
the Kansas City team to victory today nnd.
ni,inrt 1,1, .t, ,u, ,it.n ifntii i.im
..v......t, Uv.....u
'rvn vnrv nurstlnnnliln ilollnnu he r-nn.
tllllon gave tho visitors their llrst two runs,
llllt 1 lie fnilr lf.1l hPTOll 111 lllli nlirllttl Worn
1,10 result of Ave hits, ono of them a double,
Hyan vus put out of tho guinn for qlies-
uoning a iiouuitui decision una scnaorer tor
Juninlnir over into the bleucliem in resent
an Insiilllne: remark mldrossoil In him liv n
spectator. Attondance, 1,7(X. .Score:
Dfrrnnir KANSAS CITV
n n o A E , u n A p
rnfry, 3b.... 0 0 1 2 0 Hemphill rf l' 1 10 0
nnim-p, rr.. 0 3 1 0 0 Warner. P. 1 3 2 0 0 I
jUrley, U... o 2 1 0 O O' linen, if.. 1 1 3 o 0
Elberftld, ss 0 0 2 7 o Uumrnii, lb. 2 2 10 0 1
Vnrwil . rf.. 0 1 4 0 0
CotiKhlln, 2b 0 2 1 4 0
Kehiipfor. II, 0 o 0 .1 0 I
RhnV, c!!!!! 0 o s 2 o
CINCINNATI, Ju y II -Clnclntmt made ,'7imLL'i " .r P'?;.. .'., ,'i i vinr Yni:
another reat nlnth-ltmlng llnl-li to.lny. 0,?!?J, ,,H,2V?,,",:',1 .'"S1" tZ . nm- Slnlony
With ono out In tho nliitli Wood tripled .""''JJ'V.'miA0
and 1'eltz lilt for four bnse-i. Flick muiTe.j ?" . 1"'l;k ? TiniM- Johti O
ltrcitonslnln'M lmrd liner, llnrrett slnwled. !'lr,.', Unrbor, 3. Umpire, jonn U.
I rK.iti Ilr.ilM,l llntlliln tilniti Dl In
I Dnlan. Mrst base on balls: OfT Scott, 3; off Rnmu ,vHi, u.iil(i ,u.(.ittim when tho bulletin
pnnoliue, lj oft Knizer, 1. lilt by pitched nnnounclni; President Hlekey's action
ball: Donohue, 1. Struck out: By Scott, 4. received by The llro was circulated nbout
- Time: 2:15. L mtilre: Terrv. ,i, i,..n .,.i.......o "if iv.i ilm mnil
fltewnrt, 2b. 0 0 1 2 0 plnv witn tho Kremont oung Men s t nrls
Oonilns, c. 0 o 3 l o tlaii nssoelatlon Saturday nftemoon ut 2 p.
Miller, p!!.". 0 0 0 3 olpattcn.'" p.!'. 1 1 b 2 0
' v
Totals ,.o 7 19 II Totals .. 6 11 27 12 1
Detroit 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0
Kansas City 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 C
Earned runs: Kansas Cltv. 4. Two-base
hits: Dumran. Holmes. Counhlln. Sacrifice
lilt tv., a)r,i.n i.n. . '., atin.
Courhlln. First base on balls: Off M'lller. a!
oit t'Htton, 2. Left on bases: Detroit,
Kansas City. 5. Struck out: Uy Miller, 3; by
Patten, I. Double play: Miller to Elberfeld
to Dillon. Umpire: Cantiillon. Time: 1:45.
IlulVnli. Much It Aaln.
.
IU'FFAIiO. Ju v 11. Ch enco was again
beaten bv Buffalo todav. Kntnll and Fisher
tried hard to stem the tide of victory, but
were unable to do so. One of the prominent
features was Atherton s hitting. Amolo
0 piic.neu sironjv unu was wen supporieu.
0 acoro:
nuprADO.
H.H.O.A.n.
cmcACio.
a.ii.o.A n
llallliran, 1( 2 2 2 0 0
Hoy, cf 1 2 2 0 0
Carry, cf.... 2 2 0 0 0
llrodle, If... 1 1 1 0 1
Jiliearon, rf. 0 0 10 0
Schreck, c. 2 2 0 1 0
McParl'd, rt 0 1 J 0 0
Padden, 2b.. 1 1 4 2 0
llwtm'n, Sb, 1 2 t 4 0
Athrrt'n, 2b 2 4 4 3 0
Carey, lb... 1 s o 1 0
JIMlm.in, rs 1 1 4 6 0
Hmirart, ,02221
Isbell, lb.,., o o 10 o l
Andrews, Sb 0 0 0 2 0
iJu??ii U " a 1 n i n
Kutoll, p....0 10 1 0
AmoU, p
0 114 0
Fisher, p.... oooio
TotaU
.10 IS 27 IS 0
. r, 11 24 U 3
Totals
f,u."al0
1 0 3 1 .1 2 0 0 10
-"cbo
1 0 0 1 3 0 0 1 O b
Karnetl runs; llnffalo. 8: nhlrairo. 3. Two-
baso hits: Shreck, Hallicnn, Carey, Garry,
Atherton. Katoll. Three-bas hits: Shujari,
Hrodle. Hom runsi Atherton (2). Stolen
bnsou: Hullman. Hallicnn. Padden. Double
plays: Andrews to Atherton to Carey; Shu-
part to I'nddeu to isneu. First unso on
ohiib: ore Atnole, 7; ore jvniou, 3; on
Matter, i. iiit uy pucnea Dan: uy Amoiu,
1. Struck out: Hy Amole, 4; by Katoll, 1.
Wild pitch: Amolo. Tlma: 1:50. Umpire:
Btieridan.
Honslera 'Win a Pnlr,
MIN'NEArOUS.
R H.O.A.E.
ll.H.O.A.K.
HoRT'ver, rf 2 2 3 0 1
Davis, cf.... a 1 1 0 0
Nnnoe, Jb... 0 0 0 4 1
Hiirtzel. If.. 3 2 2 0 1
Keylwld, cf.. 0 13 0 1
Wllmot. rf.. 0 2 0 1 0
1 a iJlly. If 0 0 10 0
3 0 Werden. lb.. 0 0 11
Kelly, lb.... 2 3 12 0 0 Fluhor. c... 0 0 4
I'lynn. ss... 1 1 4 1 OlAhbsflo, 2b 0 0 2 3 0
Kellum, p... 2 1 8
IUrvey, p... 1114 0
Uhrt
0 0 0 0 0
Totals ..10 13 27 13 3
Totals
.3 5 24 21 3
Ehrct batted for Harvey In tho ninth.
.ll.nueiipolls 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0-3
Hases on balls: Oft Kellum, 2: off llar-
InvhnM. Hlokev. Nanco (2). Left on basos:
uillnnapolis, U, Minneapolis, 7. Umplro:
Jwyer. Tlmo: 2:00.
Score, second game:
INDIANA 1101.19. MINNIJAPOMH,
Il.lIO.AB n.H.O.A.I
vor. rf'i 1 0 0 0 Davis, cf.... 2 1 3 0 0
lUrtzel, If.. 3 S C 0 2!NRnce, 3b... 113 10
n7vJon - 0 2 6 10
(Jr,fy, "i,. 0 list
11 v ..i i .4 4 A A
Wlimot. rf.. 1010 0
Lnlly. If.... 2 2 1 0 !
Wer.len. lb.. 0 2 9 1 0
Jackl'sch, c. 2 0 3 1 0
irnv lh An
i0c"' ,'b" 1 i
1 rs ,1 1
nickey. 3b.', 0 0
Btlmtnel, p.. 0 0 0 2 1
Totals .. 8 9 21 9 4
Totals .. 0 11 27 12 7
oils, 2 Two-bnse hits: Oray, Flynn, Wer
den. Three-base hit: Halley Homo runs:
Hiirtzel, Lullv. Saorlflco hits: Flynn (2),
Hlckey, Heydnn. Nnnce, Wlimot, Abbey.
nnllhl ,)lf.v: Pnwt.rs (unksslated). Stolen
bases: llnrtzel, Flynn. Hlckey, Davis. Left
on hnKes: ind amino s. v: Minneano is. u.
Umpire Dwyer. Tlmo: s:J,
ULIVUl.A.M), July 11. -..o game, ruin.
Stniiillnn of tlio Tennis,
Played. Won. Lost. PP.
Chicago
t
I IVnTI V t 1 1 T Til Y..1.. ,. ...ILhrhaII.
and thereby Libert;' MlnnoTnnlls "in' hot, nf a !'..tn'r.''. ' lme.V "",';.u,,,":.
A tWO-bllggi r. no ll.ln.l....,t .r tn,inv. Kellllm " nut BOlnted if nF iV"n".wI""1' . .'il'.'.V ""'',.
0 them the Harvey h California Southpaw, 'in the UL- f.?"" ',V"' , it'tevent
1 i.iii.irt.iruu?.
Sfctt" S 2 0 I I 0 ? ArTorl WiK ffinSkr
naseso. biil7:OfV Stlmmel, 4; off Halley. "rrUj r"Ii!rr,,,0ClVsmiS,,,I?s" Houn-
5. Struck out: Hy Stlmme 3: by Halley. toi nlu0r"MUh "! o fi l o 3 won by
2. Earned runs: Indianapolis. 1 Mlnneap- 'Vilnrer trti (Wnlsh). 15 to 1 nnd I
4! Z .006
29 29 .674
3a 32 .519
ii 32 .523
M 40 .471
32 41 .438
31 33 .443
27 44 .350
Indianapolis
... es
... 71
Milwaukee .
0 t'loveland
6S
7i
0 tfnnsnit Pltv
0 Minneapolis , 73
0 Detroit "0
0 I liuu'alo 71
Aninteur Hull lluiuri,
l.tii.ita nflArtiiinti nt Knrth Pl.atM the
1 union Pacific shops team or umana win
mctniire thnir skill nn tho diamond with
3 ,.,r brother plityers from the Union Pacific
I .. 1 - . 1... ..!., On flll ..hi.n C3..n
4 day thy will stop oft at Grand Island atul
o bats with tho local iiMregatfon on tUo
niiu.'s ui nmi. inni.". w.i u.ci my...
'MRiuiir Hradford of tho OrUlnals nn-
nn, nfe? u schedule for his team that
promises aom rood ball. July 22 they will
guy'the Missouri Valleys on their own
8 nunds. The Punday following they will
meet the N'fola team at Vinton Strent park
and then play a return game with Missouri
valley at Linton otruci juim .imuai v.
VrleutX Mnlira (ioo'l Iteenril,
FRIEND. Neb,, July lI,-(Spcclal.)-The
FriDnri lull team ts taking nn outlnif
throurh tb west. Monday and Tuesday
pnyeci ltarvaru, witn Bciiros n iuuuwb.
Friend 0 0 2 0 3 o 2 11 n - -
-- I Hamuli fnrrl nnrt WnAnttllllm.
, , ..u,..-
One Anleoo nt Humboldt.
liirMnoi.ivr. Neb.. July 11. (Sneclal.)
- 1 The locals met the Uncle Oscar nine
1 : . . . Annnnnnn4l.i..A.i mi , nn 1 .1.I..I v ... .
onmlm on the homo diamond for two game
thin wctk Mommy afternoon tlio pnmc
w.n too onc-sldi'd to Interest tho visitors.
wore
Omnhu 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 02
Humboldt J 3 1 0 0 1 0 0 -S
Ilalterlrs: Tor Humboldt, Mnn nnd Held
i..i,.
tnr
lurwuuj-n same wns a uuir nun
contested, the visiting team winning Scoro:
Omahn 1 I 0 0 1 J 1 0
"uiuuumi u u u " , " ,
Ilatterles: For Humb'ddt, Held, I.lnn nnd
Held; for Onmlm, Harbor, weuvcr ana
Ajlor. I mulre: Jonn A. Idlers.
I
"'ll.' " I'H' III ' ' 1 1 1 (!.
President lllclo.y Suspends lllui lie
eniise of UN Assault on Wilson.
inns(.ii i tin ein.iv rliv ni.lilrir whn mm-
mlttrd tho dastardly assault upon Catcher
"Hiu wuson nt Hloux tuy lominy nuer-
noon, lias received his Just diverts. I'resl-
dent Itiekey of tho Western l,cngue has
iii.,n i,nm,1 .,...,!, on,. nt Hio ni.r nils
'"'.uv ink i.
"""s ot '"n nnd 1ms blacklisted Ilnii-
pn. Tho si.lendld game of base ball will
ij0 u the better bccauie he Is out of It.
tmii ev.,rts In Omahn received tho
brutal ussmilt I ever witnessed," said Jack
OTonneii. iiini.nhi nf tiio uinnnn loam, insi
..IM, "nn,l r ,,;.V i, I Min i-nmn nmiiv
pocted. Wilson was tnken wholly oft his
guard. He was kneeling, signaling the
Pitcher, at tho tlmo Hansen turned on him
and stuck him with his bat. Umpire Oil no,
who was rlBht benlnd AVIlson. asserts that
Hansen's explanation that Wilson npplled a
..11. ....1,1..., U I I.. .l,nl i, fnljrt
U i'jiihiui i.f nun in 11 iiw'ij
Catcher WlUon Is dolne ns well ns could
bo reasonably exported, when tho serious
,.r.l.t.. l.lu Id ,,i11uli1r,rnil ills
(.,! waH lall bare 1y the blow from ll.ni-
nnti'M lint nnii iivn Ktiionos wero lUKen tu
olnso tho gaping tlosh. He will probably be
able to resume his position on tno team
within ii week Meantime l'.ddlp I.auzon
wm preside behind the winupnu. i.auzon
iiruinl linos mil ..vUl In tho Western lencue.
and tho effectiveness of tho Oninlia team Is
iT.'.ltK' I0SSOII01I liV lllS llbPOllCU ffOm tllO
gamo. Hausen, tho mnn who Is responsible
for Wilson s Injury, wns Blirncd by Denver
at tno Beginning ot tne sosson ns n cniener.
lti was siilisemioiill v released and picked
im .be Sioux I'ltv mi its last trln to tho
west. Up to July f. Hausen lind played in
thirty-one games. He Had n Halting nver-
UR0 of .270 nnd a lleldlns nverngo of ,W5.
Ho was considered n f.ilrly good player,
"'it imu mi iiiikuvoi ntiuiu iui,'vi mm ii
mullclous disposition,
.
1 . .11. i; -A. lillinen.
Tho Working Hoys base ball team of the
Younc Men's Christian nssoelatlon will
m. at Association park. 'Tho Working Hoys
nro nlaylnir cood ball. With their new-
suns, light hlup. with uincic trimming nnu
red belts, they mnko n nlco looking team
on tho Held. Tho lino up:
.rKIiig Hoys. Pns tlpns.
Fremont
ht"". . (,atohcr
Smith
Hohruoucli Pitcher
Webb
Hansqii-Engler. Sliortstop
..Grlmstoad
Schonlau.
Kirst bato
.I.ucas
lard (capt.).Sccond ln)T.n
C. illnrd Third bnso ls !
t-nfllth Left field Carroll
UillllilUI Midiiii lIUIll a t t-iib
Stemm Klcht field Fritz
umpire: narry Mage.
PflQTI Y PRflWn FOR I IIPAC
"UO I L I UKUWU rUlt LUbAO
Ainerleiiii Derby 'Winner Ilentcn by
.Mllttiiukee Otvlnir to Poor
.loeke) ship.
CHICAGO. July 11 Milwaukee celebrated
his llrst start ut Washington park track
today by beating Sidney I.ucns in tho $1,000
handicap, but tho winner was In receipt of
many pounds from the Derby winner. How
vcr, had Lucas not been crowded wido by
... , ,, . , ,u u,r,n thn
i 'V'y-1" .. "".', .. " 5 . i ; .
iiiiinii iint.ni. nut" uvin i v, i -
waa n, neck to tho good nnd coming fast.
is rnn nire wns rim nmiiii 1.111.110 n.i.i
much the best and easily defeated Florizax
. I...,!,. ,i ,,.nu thnw loiicths In
irmi nf AiU-nnnn nimnl. who was nlo out
ft nt tho latit turn and lost considerable
ground.
In tho first rnr of tho day, a 2-year-old
ovent. finM.n Ami wna mmle favorite on
tho first betting, but the heavy play on
Hnrrv Hcrenrteen caused nis prico to urop
from 3 to 1 to 2 to 1. uolden Age, however,
won easily, whllo Handy -Man neat jicreu
deon a nos for tho place. Hefliilts:
Flrnt race, five and n half furlongs
rSnlrien Acn. 123 Mlullmnn). 11 to C. WOH
Ilnndr .Man, 10s i.Maitnewsj, m 10 1, eet-
ourl- Hnrrv Herelidcetl. 115 (Caywood), 2 to
lilllKCI
. Kustio
lso ran
enty yards
Fnnril, r.ieo. mm mile nnd se.vonty yards
Pl.iv Pointer. 107 iMoQermott). 5 to 1, won
Bnrrmin. 113 fKnlshtl. 1 to 2. seCOIId
Espionage, 103 flterger), 7 to 1, third. Time:
1:1.':. Iike Mills. Semper Eadem nnd
Georgo Krats also ran.
1,-lfth rnre. nnn mlio: nine I.IOK. 11 lliiy.
omit 2 10 1. won: Josenhlnoi n, IM
(Knlrht), i to 1, second: I-n Josephine. 107
(Matthews). U to f. third. Tlmo: 1:41. Tho
nnd Jim McClcevy also ran.
Sixth rane. one mile: Zoroaster, 102 (Mar
lint 7 In 5 wntv Mr. HrOWIl. 10.1 (Klllcbt)
even, sneond: Itanirle. 114 (Hullman). fi to 5,
third 'lime: i:w. Java jute, uuncj' ioy
and Pnitroon also ran.
Tnino Sport nt HrlRlitott Honeli.
NEW VOHK, July 11. Withdrawals nil
ut ruined tno sport nt iinitmoiT usearn
iilav. Flvo of the eight entered In tho
jurth race nnd nlno of tho fourteen
nmuil to start in tho fifth raco wero
scratched. ... ....
in tlin fourth race Hrigauier was iioui at
1 to 10 In the betting. Tho other two were
nt 15 to 1 each. llri"-ndlcr won, but not like
a 1 to 10 shot. It waa by tho narrow margin
of n bend. Itesults: .....
First race, six luriongs: neiiouas, j,
(O'Connor). 9 to fi and 4 to 5. won by two
lengths: Vesuvlnn. 1C0 (Spencer). G to 1 and
; in 1. sorond: Meohanus, 123 (Mnhcr). B to
i, third. Time: 1:141-5. Mark Check, lied
I.ndl, Mr. Jorsey. Fn.vontus, Lndy Uncas,
Abbfy, 2i... u 1 1 1 i Queen Iauiae unci impartial aiEu ran.
Rmlth, ss... 0 1 2 3 0 Second race, one mile: Commander Mil
nalley, p... 0 1 1 2 0 ler. 101 (Itlchnrds). 15 to 1. won by two nnd
a. half lengtna: Aisuce. nv i.iin uni, to 1
nnd 3 to 1, second by one and a halt
lengthH: Hnrrv .mo mm, im i.tiiieneui, n to
to 1, second: Halloon. no (O'Ponnor), 13 to f
and 4 to 5. third. Time: 1:53 2-6. nusslan
and Olnkl nlso ran.
Fourth rare, one ami nn eipuiii miie:
Ttilnndlpr. 91 (llnueh 1 to 10 nnd out. won
by a head; l,ow until, m t weunerstrnnui,
15 to 1 and t to 5, soeond; Lord llaltlmnrc,
98 (Henry), 15 to 1, third. Tlmo: 1:52 4-5.
Fifth nift'i fivo ftirlongs: Tower of
Candles, 1V (Jenkins), 8 to 5 nnd 1 to 2
won by threo lengths; Iidv of tho Vnllov.
102 (M0P1101, 8 to & and 1 to 2, second:
Anecdote, 112 (.Mojoynii, u to j. iniru
Tlmo: 1:52. Tcmpleton and Elizabeth M
also ran.
Slxtli rnco. aellltur. ono nnn n sijcieonm
mile? rnsi ltrisiiv loi! (Maher). 9 to 2 nnd C
to 5, won by ono nnd a lmlf length; Illg
dun. 110 (Snnw), 7 10 1, seoonu; 1 itvuiencie,
nn fMlti.'hcin 3 to 1. third. Tlmo: 1:48 3-5.
Parbunela nnd Tourney nUo ran.
IlesnUs nl 5t. I.ouls Trnelc.
rt l.omn. .lnlv 11 A enrd without a
selling race on it was presented at tho fair
j',i ! ' ' "fT,vnrlte." V soeond
I .... . .-
enolcn nnd two outsiders wero suceessiui.
poults:
' ,,-rst r
raoe. mnl.lon 3-enr-nlds. seven fur
longs: Lea NORtor, 112 (J. T. Woods). 15 to
1. won: J. V. Hays. 112 (! lilvens), 7 to 1
and f. to 2. second: Mnndiimus. 107 (J.
Woods). 3 to 1, hlrd. Time: 1:30. Pnn-
rnbert. Linden 1311a. Mnv Dookery. Pop
uhyoisene. Harry Yoouni nnd Gurdon also
r.111 Kllarv fell
Seonnd rnco handloro six furlongs: Davo
Waldo, m (J -Voodsl. 13 to in, won;
Danish. iri (Monlnni. 3 to 1 nnd to fi. seo
.ind. HI Kollar. 91 (J. T. Woods). .1 to 1
third. Tlmo: 1:14U. Imperious. Duchess
I n nmi Min i'.rm gim run.
It Third race. bIx nnd 11 bnlf furlongs: Hllee,
:o (.1. woods). 6 too, won; uoiue wietnnrr,
7 loa (j. t. woods). r to 1 ann 7 to in. second
Duke of Melbourne Nan Dora, Tom Gil
moro ami ismironn niso ran.
Fifth rare, ono mile liureate. 1W (Crow
hurst). 11 to 6. ivor HI Nocker. 91 ( ' T
of Woods), 9 to C und 7 to 10. nocond: Fells
Kurd. 91 (Dnl. i 10 tj 1. third Time 1 l:
liililn Hoik, fining aim Jluua witii.i..
msn run.
Sixth rare, 2-vpnr-ouls. six rurioiigs
Wall, 1W (J Wood), 6 to I. won: UbU V
illale), 13 to A nnd fi to S, spcolld; Qui. k
niine, 111 (Illnkev). S to I. thirl. Time.
ib'4. mutiy ly, urirans, i m- mm rirr
Irnte's Dnuitlilcr. Mlm Knrah. Kn-emnili
Honltara and l'remus als run.
KNAPP M'CARTHY SET DOWN
VctiTiin llrlicr lllsflpllni'il lit I mi
nor- for 1 MMittlsfliotnrv Work
Ililihi.l l.nril llfllonntil.
DETItOIT,
Mich , July 11 -Darkness
stoppei.1 tndny's racing ut tho Windsor
track. leav ni the Interest litf event or tno
afternoon, tho 2.0) pnee, unfinished. Hlley
It had been credited with two honts nnu
Inrry O nnd lied Seal with ono each. Alter
ii.. itd n.rt tm.i 11 ntmntiroil to be any
body's race, but Milton H. who wits favored
ny the betting, could not iintnn m "V1'1
Nlrol U gavo the lenders some olnso
brushes In oaeh heat, l'rank nognslt drove
Harry O out from behind to n st-iisatlonal
win In tho third heat nnd Hod Seal won
thn fourth pluoklly. ,
it was ireciy ennrgeu mm n-n "
tho dozen stnrtors In the 2:30 trot wanted
to win It. In ovcry heat the horses scored
11 dozen times. Knapp McCarthy wns
lined JKO for alleged faiiuro in urive i.oni
McDonnld to win nnd nfter tlio succeeding
hcitt tho Indues nut up McHcnry on Mc
Carthy's sulky. .
IiOllta. favorite, In the 2:15 pace, was
drawn after two hentfl, and Uidy PIicr won
tho rnco. Tho wind blew very nrisK nnu cue
up tho bnckstretch, but the track was
good. Attondance. 1,000. Itesults:
2:15 pace, purso $600! Iady Piper won sec
ond third nnd fourth hents nnd tnce. Time:
2.12',!, 2.13H. 2:13. Ilotlia J won tho first
heat In 2:I2',4. Arm, Pnrmellta, Seneca See
nnd 1.0111a niso sinrtcu,
2!.K1 Irntllnir. nurse, !6Y' Hed Arthur won
third, fourth nnd fifth heats. Time: 2:Z0,
2:2311, 2:22Vi. Jimmy Flashlight won tho
llrst bent In 2:25'4. Henri won ho second
heat III 2'22ii. Lord McDonald, Mabel (1,
Mnruuo. Keller's Heelplate, .li-sslu W'nk
fleld, Dclmn, Hesslo M. nnd Walter K nlso
trotted. .
2:011 pace, purso JSOO ruunnlsneii): uiiey 11
won first nnd socond hents In 2:WH. 2:O0'J.
Ham- O won the third bent In 2:11. Ited
Seal won the fourth boat In 2:1H4- N'lcol H,
Milton S, Jorsey Mae, colonel lfen nnu
Fanny Dlllard also started.
lilt llnoktuiikers In eir Wny.
CIIIPAGO. Juiv 11 Hookmakers nt tho
Washington pnrk track have lost thousands
of dollars through it swindling scheme that
cnnio to llgnt louny. 't no cnici mcior 111
tho scheme Is under nrrest nnd has named
two men an his confederates.
All of the pool tickets used nt the trark
nro made by a downtown firm In this city
and today Irwin Appcl, one of their em
ployes, wns placed under nrrest on the
eh.irirn of stenllnc tickets nnd using them
for tho purpose of defrnudlng bookmakers
at tho trark. After lielng looked up ho con
fessed and named v. 11. lionflon nnu it.
Tvonvltt, both well known nt tho track, ns
his nccompllcos. Tho plan was to watch
for thn Issiilnir of tickets nnd 'then making
out a duplicate, rush to tho bookmaker as
soon ns tne rnco wa nnisneu unu vusu 111
beforo tho holder of tho nctuul ticket could
got around.
It ls imjiossibio to lorm nn esumaio 01
hnw tame the Alterations have been, but
ono bookmnklng firm, known ns tho Frisco
nlnti hn been thn heaviest loser, and It Is
cnld that It alono Is out several thousand
dollars. Hoveral otnor nooKmaners nave
been hit linrd.
POOR PROSPECT FOR RACES
Unsntlsfnetory TrHCtc nt JllltTnnUec
Interferes tvltlt Curd of N
tlonnl Cyiilnur Assoolnllon.
(MILWAUKEE, July 11. Tho Grand cir
cuit races of tho National Cycling nsso
elatlon, which nro billed to bo run oft In
connection with tho twenty-first national
meet of tho Leacuo of American Wheel
men, nro likely to prove n failure so far
ns raclnt; is concerned, 'ino trouoie lies
In tho unsatisfactory track at the Exposi
tion building on which the events aro to bo
run off.
Already thn bic feature or tno meet, tne
$1,000 match raoo between Tom Cooper nnd
Major Tuylor, has been declared off.
The track was pronounced defective ns
early ns Suntlny nnd men have been busy
over since, trying to rome4y tho trouble.
Several of the nromlnent riders sustnlned
bad falls In their practice work nnd mnny
alterations hnvo toeen mna, Dut all seem
ingly without bringing about tho desired
result. Tom Cooner rave tht track it thor
ough trial this afternoon and wound tip
with a fall that nearly cost him somo
broken ribs. That was enough for him.
Other professional riders who dropped out
nre Major Taylor, Stevens, Kraemer nnd
Vnncott nnd the star amateurs, King,
Wheeler, Wilson and Denny. Klser, Kim
ble, Mayo and Newhouse aro about tho
only fast ones loft.
Huffalo, N. V., seems to bo tho only city
mentioned for the 1901 moot.
Anierlenn Tlnoliijr Trtini for Purls.
NEW YORK. July 11. At last It Is set
tled that tho United Stntrs will bo suitably
represented In the world's championship
blcyclo ruoes In Paris next month. At a
directors' moetlnr of the American Ulcycle
company today It wns decided to get to
gether and Hcnd an American racing' team
to Paris.
The team, so far 119 made up. will con
sist of Tom Cooper of Detroit, nstlonnl pro
fessional champion; Floyd McFnrland of
San Jose, Cal., and Orlando Stevens of
Ottumwa, In. It Is said to ho possible that
tho team will be Increased by the addition
of Frank Kramer of East Orange, N. J.j
Earl KIser of Dayton, O., nnd Major Tny
ior of Worcester, Mass. Tho last named
would probably have been a certainty on
tho team had not his refusal to raco on
Sunday barred him out of tho principal
contests nt tho French capital. KIser mado
himself ineligible for tho samo reason.
Nelson Lends In Cold Wheel Hnee.
HOSTON, July 11. Tho hard riding that
John Nelson nf Chlcnuo has dono for two
nlulits did not keen him from lendlnir hlu
opponents once again In tonight's two
hours' rldo In the six-day gold wheel race
ut the Chnrlea lllver park. Hums Plorce
ti..imtt in h Imni-ovlnir In rldlntr form. To-
night Stlnson led to tne iciiin muo nnu
Nelson tberenfter.
Tho score tonight:
TJolenn B4 mllpft 1Ti7S varus: Plorce. 01
miles 91 ynrds; Stlnson, C2 miles 1,148 yards;
Miller, 07 miles 115 yards Totnl for threo
nltrhtB: Nelson, 197 inllos 157 yards; Pierce.
192 miles 1,354 yardw; Stlnson, 15 miles 811
yards; Miller, 173 miles 1.3SS yards.
"Western Tenuis Cliuiiiplcinslilp.
PHIPAOO. July 11 Following nro there-
sulta In the tennis tournament today:
Championship siusics: iniru rouuu
7'aret beat Hond, 0-6, 7-5, 7-3: linker beat
Hoche, 0-1, G-4; Collins beat Myers. 4-6, K-2,
r.2: l.lttle bent Waldner. E-3. 0-3: McKeover
beat Ward, S-, 6-2. Fourth round Stunner
Hardy beat Alexander, o-., u-i.
chnmiilnnhlr doubles: Preliminary
round Hond and Sheldon beat Snow and
Noble. First round rouison ana jnnnson
limit ll.z.r'.i and Halley. 3-6. C-1. li-2. (i-1:
O'Urlen and Hanks bent Il'eury and partner
by default; rosier nna .Moiveover neat
Rocho and Pondou. 4-6, 6-2, C-2, 7-5; Mc
Oulston brothers bcut Carver und Waldner,
6-4, 8-6, 3-0, 6-4.
I'lny In Wlilst 'rourniiiuoiit,
VTAP.A11A FALLS. N. Y. July 11. -Tho
playing In tho American "Whist Ienguo to
day resulted ns follows:
American leacuo coiuusi: 1 luvuiami tic-
for infants
Cnptorla Is a harmless wilistltuto lor CnHlor OH, Pftro
Korlc, Drops and Sootli lug Syrups. It is lMeusiint. It
contiilns neither Opium, TUorpli.no nor other Nurcotlo
Hubstnnco. It lestroys Worms anil allays FovoriishncHS.
It cures niurrhuiu and Wind Colic. H relieves 'leeth
Imr Troubles and cures Constipation. It repiluttis tho
fitonmch and Bowels, giving healthy anil natural Hlcep.
Tho Childrenn Pamicea Tho Mother's I rieml.
Tho Kind You Have Always Bought
Boars tho
In Use For
THtCWTU OOWftWV. TT
9
pitted llost"lt by I Irl'ks. tt.iM of i !
.) iiniiiinore) by 1, Hi.olesl r l Heirr i, iy
, ltiiNoiiswnml of New ork b Mnmll
inn. Ont.. by 2; Acniln of Iliiffuli bv Iluf
fitlo by Z: WaKirook of Hitltlmore by Knuk
1 rbm ker by 1.
Ill the serond round ef the HttnltO"
trophy contest llamlltiin, tint , won from
'inclniintl by 1 truk. tiilongo Whist from
St. Paul by i; Iloiilck from Columbus, o
bv fi; Knlckerbooker of New Y' rk from
Jllntienpolls bv 3 and Newton, Ma s, fi'uin
Hydo Park, Chicago, by 6.
In so( Hon A, proEresslve, pnlr tourna
ment, II. I.. Htchnrtlson jitd E Leroy Hr.lU
won I1UI1 srore tinrlh and south nn I 1,
Tnbott and Mrs. tleorRe Willi won high
score tui and west. In bocIImii H P. S
Foster, William Thompson. Mrs W K
llnftoll Mn A t 1,ilr1irl,nnl.1 C tt.H'
nmi Mrs. Wnterhonse tied for high score
norm onu smun; t'. McDermlil nttl o. 11
Jolmrion won IiIl-Ii score east and west
Viiriliitt I, uses Acnltii
PHIPAGO, July 11 -Harry Vardnn the
Kni:ll.h ifolfor, lost hkiiIii tnday Ik nul
Freil Herd played a 3ii-hole match with Will
Smith and David Hell and lost threo down,
two tu piny.
In tho early plav Vnrdon putted poorly. In
contrast to the work of Smlih
To result of th- niter, 100n s piny wns
that Vnrdon and Herd won four Holes and
halved light. The winners totaled lt5,
aaliut tho losers' 1C3.
nuicliiuil Helnlns t i-enoli Cup.
LONDON, July U.-Edwnrd Horrs l.aurea
retnlns for England the Coupe d'Frnnee
irronch cup), having todny won the sec
ond race out of three ncalnst the chal
lenger, the Duo d'Caces' cut'ir, Qunnd
Memo.
RACING MATINEE SATURDAY
List of OocmI Events nnd Fnt lOntrlrn
Promise nn Eujojnlile
Meet.
Another raring mntluce will bo given nt
tho Omaha Driving pnrk next Saturday
afternoon. With tho track In Itn present
lino condition and the llet ot fast entries
nlready made Iho event promises to be one
of the most pleasant of the season. For somo
time past Omahn has b:en somewhat cf a
byword among horsemen and Inst spring
tho Hoisc Itcvlew said that Omaha had
turned nil It horses out and was driving
oxen on the speedway.
Tho program will consist of four events.
The entries and races aro as follows:
Frce-for-All Trot, Purso 20 Superior
Medium, Lady Richards, Haskl. Carter Mc
Gregor, Hlrdlo A, Tronbador, Tom Leo.
Free-for-All Trot. Purso J15-Oraclo C,
Jim, Princes, Wiry Council.
Pace nnd Trot, No. 1, Purse $15 Illnck
Hawk, AJax, Hobson, Oury McGregor, Hay
Frank. Hose M.
Paco und Trot No. 2. Purse to be en
tranco money Darnot, Kiln Chntwood
Dolly, Geo Whizz, Hlackburn, Tip Medium,
Ladi- Trotwood.
HYMENEAL
Hnroiiieyer-Whltliiir.
NEWPORT, R. I July 11. Miss Charlotto
Whiting, daughter of the lato Augustus
Whiting, and Harry O. Havemeycr, Jr., son
of tho Into Theodore A. Havemeycr, were
married today at Swanhurst, tho sumroor
residence of the bride's uncle, George L.
Rives of New York. The bride wns attended
by Misses Lily Oelrlchs nnd Natlcn Rives,
her cousins. Tho best man wns Fred C.
Hnvomcyer, brother of the bridegroom, nnd
tho ushers wero Howard Hocock of Drooklyn
and J. II. McCormlck of Chicago, classmates
of the bridegroom at Yale. The Rev. W. I).
Mecban of St. Mary's church emulated.
Dnvls-Olniivllle.
GRAND ISLAND, Neb., July 11. (Spe
cial.) Miss Edith Glanvlllc was yesterday
morning united In mnrrlngo to Mr. 1). F.
Davis, tho ceremony being a quiet ono at thu
residence of tho brldo's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. R. C. Glanvllle. Tho brido Is a well
known young woman nnd tho groom ls a
teacher. Tho latter has taught In tho pub
lic schools of this city for the past three
years and has been elected principal of the
schools at North Loup for the ensuing
yoar.' Tho young couplo left yesterday for
their future home nt North Loup.
AVytitt-Qninlr.
DAVID CITY, Neb., July 11. (Special.)
Earl H. Wyatt nnd Miss Theresa Qundo
woro married this morning at 10 o'clock nt
tho rcsldonce of tho brldo's parents in this
city. Rev. Mr, Hlnman of tho Congregational
church officiating. Mr. Wyntt Is a prom
Inont merchant of David City. Miss Qundo
la tho daughter of Mr, W. F. Quadc, ono
of tho proprietors of the City Roller mills.
Mr. and Mrs. Wyntt will tnko a short wed
ding trip, after which they will go to house
keeping here.
Klelier-Ilender.
HUMnOLDT. Neb., July 11. (Special.)
Albert A, Kleber, a business man ot this
city, was united In marrlago this week to
Miss Elizabeth Render of Ncbrnska City,
tho ceremony being performed nt the homo
of tho bride. Mr. Kleber ls engaged in tho
hardware business In this city and they will
go to housekeeping hero at onco.
DEATH RECORD.
Kiiiieml of Mnry Coin.
OSCEOLA, Neb., July 11. (Special.)
Tho funeral of Mlsa Mary Colo, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Colo, wns held from tho
rcsldcnco of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
E. Cole, th 3 afternoon and tho remains
ir.Ul to rest In tho Osceola cemetery. Tho
funcrnl services wero conducted by Rev.
J. W. Swan of tho Methodist Episcopal
church. Miss Colo had been a grcnt suf
ferer most of her llfetlmo und her death
wns not unexpected.
Resident of (inrlniln.
CLARINDA, Ia July 11. (Special Tele
gram.) Tho wife of C. A. Lisle, postmaster
nnd editor of Iho Herald, died at her homo
In this city lost night. Sho was 50 years
old.
FIRE RECORD.
Onntvn Transfer llnrn.
ONAWA, la., July 11. (Special Telegram.)
The bus and transfer bnrn of Theodore
Hilton was burned this morning with Its
contents. Tho Iocs ls $3,600; Insurance,
$1,200 In the Capitol company of Des Moines.
Nino head of horses wero cremated. The
water mains do not reach tho building. The
house was badly Bcorchcd.
Voto early and ofton.
and Children.
Signature of
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