THE OMAHA DAILY SUNDAY, JULY 22, 1000.
DONE BY MOBILE LAUZ0N.ES0.
Alabamian BaU Out a Lucky Homo Run and
Saves tho Game.
PUEBLO BEATEN AT THE VERY FINISH
Look 'I'm til in no lliiulir". Hit llrstit lille
Idol of Hip Fun a, Loses It Im Ciiii
nlnu ii ml I'llclirs I.IUi; mi
Amateur.
Otnnlin, III I'liflilu, H.
11, .Iom.-iiIi. I.'i .Slou ( II). -.
Don MoIiicn, 7 llrnT, I.
IMillnilrlpliln, :il PlttsliurH. II.
til. I.oiiIn, M INi-tv York, it.
lroohln, (l (Int'liiiiiitl, R.
Ronton, ll t'lili-nuo, II.
Jlntroll, lt Jlliiiu'iipollo, 'i.
C'Iim rliinil, - LIiIciiko, 1.
KniiNim ( ll, :i IiiiIIiiiiiiiioIIk, (I,
lliiirnlo, :i .Mltmiukre, U.
A lucky home ilrlvo in tho eighth Inning
when tho bases wore (nil won tho first frnruo
with Pueblo Saturday afternoon. Eddie
Lauion was the Individual who did tho need
ful at tho proper time nnd he succeeded In
Idolizing himself In the affections of a bis
crowd of fans who had given tho gauio up
for lost and were beginning to wonder when
Colonel Iluckerlno Keith was going to tie n
ball and chain to Tommy Hughes, diet him
on bread and water, appoint a guardian over
him and endeavor to get htm In his old-tlmo
form.
Tho game was played on a freight train
schedule and lasted through two nnd a half
long hours. It was a sort of sizzling affair
because of tho scrappy proclivities of the
Visitors. Goaded by tho desperation of
being In tho last holo nnd rnnklcd by a
long string of defeats, the smelter men
started In with their war paint on nnd
tho air full of tomahawks all the aftornoon.
Sovornl times Hiram Ebrlght, by virtue of
his occupancy of tho Judicial position, had
to cautlorf and threaten tho wrathful Colo
Tadoans, but nono of them ventured beyond
the boundnry which separated them from ex
pulsion. Buckingham, however, umpired a
flrst'rato game, but It was such n physical
nnd mental strain that after Its conclu
sion he had to bo carried home on a
stretcher. .
IliiRlirn' Punk Work.'
Compared with tho wonderful pitching be
did tho early part of tho season, Tommy
Hughes' work was that of an amateur and
It wob only by the sheerest good luck that
his assistants prcvonted him from presenting
the game to the visitors on a silver plat
ter. The Colts succeeded In amassing tho
Drat score of the game. It camo In the sec
ond Inning. Captain O'Connell started off
with a two-bnggcr nnd was caught while
trying to gallop homo nftor making third
safely on tho throw-In from Joo 'Wright's
long fly to centerflcld. With those two
outs staring him in the face Stub Toman
determined to offset tho disappointment en
gendered In tho grandstand when tho cap
tain sacrificed what seemed n certain
ncore, nnd ho copped a single. He purloined
n.couplo of bases and skated across tho rub
ber when Closson made n wild throw of
Hoy's grounder to first base. Tho gleo of
the fans was short-lived, though, for In tho
very next Inning tho visitors plied up threo
runs on tho strength of a bungling error by
Tommy Hughes, a brace of hits nnd a couple
of passed balls by milium Wilson.
Tho fifth camo In due courso of tlino and
U was a wierd, ghoulish affair. The vis
itors started off and had all manner of
amusement at tho expense of tho crBtwhlle
Idol, Thomas Manhattan Murtlnl Hughes.
Parrott started tho ball rolling with a sln
sle. Closson then rupped a mild grounder
down to Hughes nnd that worthy executed
nevoral kinds of maneuvers with tho horsc-hldo,-
finally picking It up in his arms and
starting to run over to second with It. It
was an excellent opportunity for a double
play, but neither Parrott nor Closson was
caught. Then camo Shorty Moran, who
pounded out a parabola which alighted a
short dlstanco behind third base. Jimmy
Hoy started after It, but, perceiving Joe
Wright on tho same mission bent, fell All
over himself Instead, Btralnlng his left
Mhoulder so badly thnt ho had to bo taken
out of the game. Tho boll fell safely and
fho bases wcro full. Dalrymple was given a
froo pass and tho first run of this Inning
was forced In, and thnt, too, after gllt-cdge
opportunities for tho retirement of tho side
had been presented. Anderson filed out nnd
then an error of Toman's permitted Closson
and Moran to cross tho bag. Tho first part
of tho act was then completed on a double
play, when McVlckor caught Johnson'o fly
nnd nailed Halrymplo to tho cross at tho
third sack.
Toiiinn lifts In (he (iiiiur.
Omnha's half was productive of a hatful
of runs. After O'llourko went out at first
Mattlo MfVtcker was saved the ignominy
of his accustomed strike-out by tho courtesy
of Chief Shrieking Voice Johneon. Dill
Wlleon singled and Anderson's tumblo of n
ball batted by Lnuron filled the bases. Cap
tain Jack's bunting to Pitcher Johnson
forced McVIckcr out nt homo, but Wilson
trotted over tbo bug with a tally, when
Johnson routed "Cap" off tho Initial cornor
by escorting Wright to that position. Stubby
Toman's two-bagger away over Abner Dal
rymplo's head in left field cleared the bags
and brought tho Colts' scoro up to a quln
tot, or ono behind tho Bmcltcrmcn.
Tho Hulcnltes didn't do n thing in the
seventh but bag another braco and In tholr
half tho locals got a gooso egg. Ilut there
woro some happenings In tho next act and
Mobllo Lnuzon Immortalized himself by past
ing out a home run, nfter the bases had bcon
filled by Robeamon's two-baggor, and John
son's frio transportation of O'llourke, who
was hit by a pitched ball, nnd Wilson on
four wide ones. Lauzon's timely drive
saved a game which seemed Irretrievably
lost and tho loud huzzan that greeted him
after ho ambled about tho bases will ring
In his ears for many a day as the sweetest
symphony ho over hoard. Scoro:
OMAHA,
, m AH. It. II. O. A. E.
O'llourke, 21) 3 10 13 0
McVlckor, cf 4 0 12 10
Wilson, c 4 2 1 4 4 0
Lnuzon, rf 5 2 s 0 1 o
O'Connell. lb nnd 3b.. R 1 2 10 2 0
Wright, If 3 112 10
Toman, bs..., 4 1 2 3 3 1
Itobsamen, Hi 211300
Hoy, 31) 201100
Hughes, p 1 3 0 0 1 2 2
-7 17 3
O. A. E.
2 0 0
0 4 0
s 1 0
1 n o
200
2 0 0
3 2 1
t 2 0
1 4 0
Ft 15 3
0 0 4 -O
0 2 0 08
puerlo.
ail n. it.
Mcllale, cf 5 1-2
Rnymer, ss 4 1 0
Pitrrott, 11) 4 1 2
Closson, 3b 3 3 2
Morun. rf 5 2 2
Dalrymplo, If 4 0 2
Anderson, -b ,,,,, 3 0 0
Urulmm, c, ,. 4 0 1
Johnson, p 4 0 0
Earned runs: Omnhn, 3: Pueblo, 3. Two
liiiso hltH: McVlcker, o'Connull, Wrluht,
Toman. Hoy, Rcbsiimen, Closson, Dalrym
plo. Hoini) run: Lnuzon. Sacrifice lilt:
l'arrott. Passed bulls: Wilson, 2. liases on
mnis; on iiugnes, 0; on jonnsou, 2. 1 lit by
Pitched ball! IJv Hudics. 2: liv Johnson. 3.
Htrurk out; Hy Hughes, 3: by Johnson, 2.
Htolen hnscs; O'llourke, Toman 2), Ruy
mcr, Closson. Doublo plays: Johnson to.
Closson to Anderson: McVlcker to Wilson
to O'Connell. Tlmu! 2:J0. Umpire: Ebrlght.
HA I. NTS LAND II.UIII OX Tllll HIOU.X.
1'criruaon'a l'ltcliliwT'unnllr Solved by
tho MoKlltliru I'riMtil.
C3.n lnaurii, ...... ... ......
n. JUDrniii jiny n. tnpecini jcie-
..II In L'u.Lrii.nii ....... ........ a. , . . .
.., if 1. tumuli wet Mil) itir pi, JU9V)IU
today. He started out strong, but ufter
ion mini 1111111K wit 1111 III win, 111s sup
port wus very bad and stupid. Tho Corn
."War could do netliluj with Muuulu's Ue
livery until ho eased up toward the Inst of
the game, Five of the ten hits were made
In the Inst three Innings. Nllcs' single nnd
Reno's thrpi-bngger, which liner mis
Judged. In the fourth, gave the visitors the
first run of the game. The other run ffiM
madr In the eighth on singles by Hrusheur
and OlnsKCJcH. St. Jonoph Jumped onto
Ferguson in the rourth for tnree simrcs
mill a two-bugger, Tho bases were full
when Mnupln lined out 11 two-bagger, scor
ing threo runs. A base on Imlls and clngle.
by Hall nnd Hchntll gave the Saints two
more runs In the fifth. In the seventh Hall
U'.d KlUiK singled Hnil scored on a two
bagger by Schrnll. The batting of Unit
and Kilns was the feuture, the former get
ting three singles out of three times up
nt,d tho latter threo singles out of four
times up. Score:
ST. JOSEPH.
All. It. II. O. A.
Strang. 3b 3 1 0 3 '.' 0
Hfier, cf b 0 12 0 0
Hall, si 3 2 3 1 8 2
Kllnir. e I 2 3 6 2 1
Sohrnll, If 4 0 2 2 0 0
McKlbben. lb 3 119 0 0
Rrlstow. 2t 4 112 3 0
.'.latipln, p 3 0 2 0 2 0
Underwood, rf 1 0 0 2 0 0
Totals 33 7 13 27 15 3
SIOUX CITx.
AH. It. H. O. A. E.
Hnllmnn. If 1 0 2 3 0 0
McCrendlo, cf 5 0 0 3 O 1
Ilrasheur, 2b ( 112 2 1
Olnsscocl:, lb 4 0 16 10
NIlcM, 31) ; I 1 2 2 2 0
Herte, ss 4 0 1 3 2 0
Henley, rf 4 0 0 1 0 0
Until, c I 0 1 3 1 0
Ferguson, p 3 0 2 0 1 0
Totals 3fi "2 10 '23 9 2
IJaiT called out on third strike In the
third inning.
St. Joseph 0 0 0 3 2 0 2 0 '-7
Sioux City 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0-2
E.irned runs: St. Josonh. C: 8 oux City.
2. Two-bnso hits: Mnupln, Sohrall. Three.
tin- o Mt: Herte. Sacrtlico nits: nan.
M: upln, Ferguson. Double piny: Hrashear
to JJerte. Struck out: Hy Mnupln, 4: by
IVrnusnn. 1. Hasp on halls: Off Fenttlson.
3 Hit by pitcher: ay Mnupln, 1. Wild
pilules: iiy i-crguson, 2. Time: j;iv. um
pire, uitnu.
Illl.V VISIl AM. HUT -WHITEWASH!':!!.
Dps .MoIiiph Pulls llnpk the Lenders
In Ihp I'rniuiiit Itncc,
DES MOINES, July 21.-(8poclnl Tele
gram,) l)es Moines won easily over Den
ver today and had it not been for Urnln'n
fumble In tho seventh, when two were out,
thn leaders would linvo not made a score.
Welmer pitched a gnmo for Dos Moines that
wnn almost Invincible, all the Denver hits
being scattered und several of them
scratches. Tho locals, on the other hand,
were able to reach McNeeley nt Just the
right times. A baso on balls, n slnglo and
a two-bnggcr gave Des Moines one In tho
first; a baso on balls, a sacrifice, one of
ijpwee's errors and a lone slnelo added one
more in tho second; a man hit by 11 pitched
ball, three Mingles nnd a sacrifice made
thrpe moro In the fifth: ono of I.ewee's
fumbles at short and two slnelcs added one
In the sixth nnd a base on balls, a sacrifice
and n slnglo one In tho seventh. In tho
sevenin uenvor led ore with a single ny
Rellly and a doublo by Lewee. McNeeley
went out from pitcher to first nnd Miller
fanned. Weaver's slow hit to third was
fumbled und Rellly came homo with tho
only Denver run of tho day. Attendance,
i,uw. ncoru;
DES MOINES.
AH. It. IT. n. A. 12.
Thiol, If 2 2 1 3 0 0
iinil. SS 5 1 2 4 2 1
Nagle, cf 4 0 1 2 0 0
Mines, 20 4 1 1 2 4 0
Hrnln, 2b 4 13 12 2
Warner, rf 2 n 1 n n n
Cole, lb 4 0 0 11 0 0
Lnnman, c ; 2 l 0 3 1 0
Welmer, p 4 1 0 1 10 0
Totals 32 7 9 27 19 3
DENVER.
An. if ir v a m
Miller, If 4 0 1 2 0 0
Weaver, rf ;. 3 0 0 2 0 0
Preston, cf 4 0 0 6 0 0
Holland, lb 4 n n r, n
Hlckey, 2b 3 0 113 0
iiueiow, c 3 0 2 2 11
Rellly, 3b 4 12 111
I.owee, ss 4 0 1 5 0 3
McNeeley, p 4 0 0 0 3 0
Totnls 23 1 7 51 m j
Des Moines 1100 3 110 7
Denver 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 n
Two-baso lilts: Lcwce. Ilraln. Dnnhln
play:, Welmer to Brain to Colo. Rases on
bulls: Off Welmer, 2; off MoNeoley, 3. Hit
by pitched ball: By McNeeley. 1. Struck
out: Hy Welmer. 3. Passed ball: I.ohmun.
Umpire: Mesmer.
Stiuiillnir nf the Tennis.
Played. Won. Lost. P.C.
Denver
Des Moines.,
St. Josenb
t)B
36 SO ,645
34 29 .540
35 32 . 522
33 33 . 500
29 .11 .460
27 36 .429
62
67
66
63
63
Omuha
Sioux City.
t'ueuio
fiAMUS OV THE X ATI OKA b LICAGUE.
I'ttlsliurK I.op (he Third Straight at
I'lillndclphlu.
PFIlfiAni.'.T.niiT a Ti,i, 01 a 1
. . . ...... muij -1 . 41 uruvy elec
trical storm put a stop to today's game be-
tWppn Phllnrlnlnhlii orwl Tl .1 ... .iT.
Mot-oiiil half of the seventh Inning. Up to
...... "mo mo huiiui was iasi and almost
perfect. Roth Phllllppl and Piatt wore In
nxppllnt form niul il.Ml.
.. V "!!.. i" Biii-
cwu, iiuiiuiiiice, o.iui. ocore
lITT8UtJrtO
PlIILADBl.PIIIA.
n.it.o.A n
H.H.O.A.E.
Thomas, cf. 0 0 1 0 0
Hlanle, f,... o 0 1 0 n
Deleh'ty. II, o 0 8 0 0
I-uJolo, 2b.., 13 2 16
Flick, rf.... 1 2 3 0 0
DourUm, c, 1 2 4 0 0
Wolv'fn. 3b 0 0 ft 1 n
Dpiium't. rf ft O I ft fi
Clarke, if... 0 o a o o
O'llrlen, rf, 0 0 2 0 0
Waicner, 2b, 0 : 12 0
Coolfy, lb.. 0 2 10 0 0
ximmcr, c. o o 1 3 0
Iach. 3b... 0 1 I n n
Kly, an 0 0 2 X1
Cross, ss,.,, 0 0 2 4 0
1'hllllppl, p. 0 1 2 1 0
1'iatt, p 0 2 0 2 0
Totals .. 0 620 13 l Totals .. 3 I 21 S 0
1WO out when cumn mn pnlln.l
n!t.,.ab.urP : 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0
i-nuauoipnia 0 3 0 0 0 0 0-3
linrnnrl rimu. nlillnH.lnt.l., m ,
1.1. i .7 ""-"cn, ,im, 1 wu-uiicie
hit I.Alnln Th.fta.1,,,.. I.I.. , .
is.i ' iiii-wiioii iiiti uouKiaa.
btolen baso: Leach. Left on bases: Pitts-
""ihi i, niiuuriimui, -i, l'irsi bast on
fti'i'Si 9" """PP'. 1- by pitched ball"
Piatt, 4. Time: 1:20. Umpire: Emslle.
1.1111m wind the lliihber.
nhw vnpr Tiii.. ii oi t ..i ..
,v," .,,-Di, i.uuiM won too
nibber game of the present series today,
. .. "f i"""' kouii iiirm up io the
ninth Inning, when ho presented St. Louis
iVrti uVV; u 'vuenuanco,
ST. IjOUIS.
n.n.rt A p.
NEW TOP.K.
It It. O A I-
McOraw, 3b 1 1 13 1
Vanll'n, rf. 2 3 0 0 0
Ilurknft. if. 1 n n ii
HeiDaeli, ir. 0 1 1 0 0
Doyle, lb... 0 1 II 0 0
Smith, rf ft n i n n
Kelater, :b., 1 2 3 3 0
Donovan, rf 3 ft A 1 ft
Wallace,, , t 2 3 3 0
Davis, ax... 0 0 3 9 0
ih'Uann, lb 0 l 8 10
roster, lb... 113 12
lllckm'n, 3b 0 2 o I ;
llowrr'n, o, 0 0 2 2 0
Dohrny, p., 0 0 0 1 1
Totals ..3 t 27 19 S
I'Miani, cr.. 0 13 0 0
Itnblniion. 0 0 0 4 3 0
Puwell, p... 0 0 1 1 o
weyhlnif, p. 0 10 0 0
Totnls .. 8 9 27 13 1
St. Louis 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 3 S
NOW York 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0-3
HrHt liano on errorHi St. Iouls, 2; New
1; off Doheny, 6. Struck out: Hy Powell,
I! by Weyhliig. 1; by Doheny. 2. Stolen
bases: Hurkett, Kelster, VnnHnltren.
4 ii i vr utmu mini iiicninuii. npi"
buch. Wild pitch: Doheny. Time; 2:W,
T rmiil fit rp.ir-ii
wmjuivi tviij.
f AniirchlNtN Sluil Out.
hum I uk, juiy 2i.-iioth teams batted
hard today, but (,eat fielding by the Ros.
tn,m fl.ln ..i.'u l.lt.. l r.
I .. vtuvtihu n min ri.-uvit'rt.'U, nun-
nlns cntches by Hiiiullton, Slnple and Lonu
wcro the features. Attendance, 2,700. Scoro:
uusiil.v i cmcAno.
it.u.o.A.i: it.it.o.A.i:
llsm'ton, cf. J 2 6 0 O'McCarthy, lf.0 0 2 10
Tnntr. mm 1 n a ri,ii.i. a a
" m v til l(i,,,U m i i u
Hiahl, If ! 3 3 0 OOreen, rf 0 0 ! 0 0
Colllnn, 3b. ,.0 1 3 0 O.Jlyan, Cf 0 13 0 1
Clarke, lb.,..l 3 6 1 0 Oam, lb...O 1 10 1 1
freeman, rf..l 113 0
Ilrnillpy, 3b.. 0 0 2 3 0
Cllnirmtn, es.O 0 2 4 1
Donahue, c.,,0 13 0 0
OrltlUh, p,..,0 0 0 1 1
narry, :d... i l 3 o o
Hiilllvan. c.O 2 10 0
NKihnla, p., .1 0 1 0 0
Totals 9 II 27 ol Total ft i;i m "i
Boston . .. I ft 9 fft ft 1 .i tx
CIltcHKO 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6-0
Lamed runs: Boston. 7. Two-base hits:
Harry. Stalil. Homo runs: Clarke, Lonjr.
Doublo play: Cllnsnmn to Chllds to Oan
?cii onerltlco hits: Longr, Freeman. Tlmo:
1:37. Umpire: O'Day.
lueer 1' III lull nt llronklyn.
HUOOKLYN. July 21.-Today's (tame had
a rumarkablo finish. With the score tied
two mn out and Demnnt at third. Hahn
tried to Klvo McOulro a buss on bulls. Tho
battor struck ut a had ball, which Wood
muffed and Demont scampered home with
tho winning run. Attendance, 3,000. Scoro-
CINCINNATI I IinOOKLYN.
llll. OAK. ruitiAE
llnrrett, cf. 1 3 3 0 0 Jones, cf , 0 0 5 0 0
Corcoran, ss 2 3 S l 0 Kftlrr, rf 113 0 0
llttktey, lb, 0 3 11 3 a;sheck'd. If, 0 0 o l
Crawford, If 0 1 10 OUfnn'gi, lb, 0 0 10 0 1
.rrnrl1r, rf. 1 I 3 0 OlDahlfn, ss, 0 0 0 3 0
Quliiu. tb. 1 3 3 3 OlCruss, 3b.... 0 1 1 1 0
attlnfJU 3b 0 : 0 t OlUtmont, lb, 1 X 0 0 0
wood, c... ft ft 3 3 0 Daly. b..... 3 2 ft 3 I
Hahn, p 0 0 2 3 OMcOulre, e. 1 2 3 10
Kltson, p... 1 I 0 3 0
Totals .. 5 WV, II 0
I Totals .. iW, 0i
i wo out wnen winning run wns scored.
Cincinnati 0 0 0 2 1 0 1 0 1-5
Brooklyn o 1 0 0 4 0 0 0 16
Earned runs: Cincinnati, 3; Brooklyn, 6.
Home run; Keeler, Thre-bnsc hit: Me
Oulre. Two-baso hits: Ilarrctt, Corcoran
(2). Mcllrlde, Daly, First base on errors:
Cincinnati, 1. Left on bases: Cincinnati,
loj Brooklyn. 2. Struck out: By Kltson,
2i by Hahn, 1. Sacrifice hit: Keeler. Stolen
bases: Corcoran, Qulnn, Demont. Ruse
on halls: Off Kltson, 1: off Hahn, 2. Passed
bulls; Wood, 2. Time: 1:5s. Umpire:
Swartwood.
MtiuulliiK f the Tennis.
Played. Won. Lost.
73 47 26
71 40 31
76 10 36
, 71 38 38
75 34 37
72 33 3:i
70 31 39
70 2j 45
P.C.
.643
.511
.Gl'j
.611
.SO?
.151
.143
.357
Brooklyn ...
Philadelphia
Pittsburg ...
Chicago
Cincinnati ..
Hon to n ......
St, Louis ....
New York ..
(I A.IES OP Till! AMERICAN I.EAtit'E,
Detroit Tends to IJr. I'nrkcr'n Cnn
In Vlxnroiin FiimIiIiiii.
DETROIT, July 2I.-Detrolt pounded
AIIlRter's nil-round work was a feature. At-
UirniOIT MINNKAPOiafJ.
tl II n l tl I n
Cawy, 3b... 2 2 11 1 Davlfl, cf... 1 0 3 0 0
lln mo. ft 1 4 n ft a 1 . ' , , . , . . a a . a
....... v v ,,1111101, ri.. u u u 1 u
Ilnrley. If... 3 2 2 0 0 NRnce, Jb... 0 2 12 1
A pAI'h'f. iv fl i -. " t ll.. it n o ft A
Ryan, 2b.... 1 2 s o Wcrd'tn. lb. 1 13 0 1
Hon, lb... 12 8 11 rishcr, c.... 0 2 2 1 0
Nlcol, cf.... 0 0 4 0 0 Smith, ss... 0 0 0 4 0
Jenner, ss.. 0 l o 1 0 Abbey, 2b... 0 0 4 4 0
Miller, p.... 0 111 1 Parker, p... 0 10 2 0
Totals ..It 16 27 11 31 Total- .. 2 8 54 14 2
Detroit 2 0 0 3 3 3 0 0 -lt
Minneapolis l o 0 0 0 0 1 0 02
Two-baso hits: Hurley, Holmes, Werden.
Sacrifice hits: Nlcol, Ryan, Holmes. Stolen
bases: Casey, McAllister (2). llarley, Abbey.
I lrst bar.o on balls: Off Parker, 1. First
baso on errors: Minneapolis, 1; Detroit, 2.
Loft on bases: Minneapolis, I; Detroit, C.
Struck out: By, Miller, 4; by Parker, 2.
Double plays: Smith to Abbey to Werden,
)eKer to Ryan to Dillon. Time: 1:15.
Umpire: Cantllllon.
Shut Out the Ilonalers.
INDIANAPOLIS. .Tulv 21 Kntni Pltv
shut the homo team out today. It was a
pucners- name Between Unruner and Gear,
With the Intlrr hnvlnir n Hliniln llin tinttpr
of the argument. Attendance, 3,500. Score:
INDIANAPOLIS. I KANSAS CITV.
n.II.O.A.E.I U.H O.A n.
Rosr'ver. rf 0 t 0 0 0 Hemphill, rf 0 0 1 0 o
IlHrtzcl. If.. 0 0 2 0 0 'aner. ss. 1 1 7 4 1
Oeler, cf.... 0 1 3 0 0 O'llrlen. If.. 0 0 10 0
seyDoiu, in. o o 12 o 2 Dumrnn, lb. 0 0 11 0 0
Munoon, 2b. 0 0 3 4 0 J-'arrtll, cf .. 110 0 0
Heydon, c. 0 0 0 0 2 Counlilln, 3b 0 2 2 2 0
Madlsnn, ss. 0 0 4 2 0 Htewart. !b, 1 0 3 4 0
Hlckey. 3h.. 0 0 3 4 0 rkimllns-. o. 0 12 3 0
Oarilner, p.. 0 2 0 5 0 Gear, p 0 0 0 2 0
Totals ..0 4 27 15 4 Totals ..3 S 27 15 1
Indianapolis 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00
Kansas City 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 03
Two-base bit: Wiiirner. Hnprinrn hits:
Gomlln, Hlckey, Gear, O'Brien. Stolen
bases: Farrell, 2. Rases on balls: Off
Gear, 3; oft Gardner, 2. Struck out: By
Gear, 2. Doublo play: Madison to Magoon,
Hit by pitched ball: By Gear, 1. Wild
pitch: Gardner. Time: 1:15. Umpire:
uwyer.
.tlelCciiuii Fools Chlenitn.
CLEVKLAND. Julv 21. MeKenna nroved
a puzzle to tho Chfcagos today and only
three hits were nindo off of his delivery.
Attendance, 3,200. Score:
CLEVELAND. CHICAdO.
n.H.O.A.E.
n:ii.o.A.E,
Picker, cl. 1 3 2 0 0
Hoy, cf 0
0
Krlsble, If.. 0 1 3 0 0
llrodle. If... 1 0
SUKilen, lb,, 0 1
Mcl'arl'd, rf 0 0
0 0
5 0
0 0
2 2
3 2
2 2
9 1
1 2
0 7
Uenlnn, ss.. 1 1 2 4 0
Crlsham. lb. 0 1 10 0 0
tiulllvan, 3b0 1 0 3 0
l'adden, 2b, 0
Hartm'n, 3b 0
Hhuitnrt, ss. 0
Isbell, lb-rf. 0
Buckley, c. 0
Patterson, p 0
Deleh'ty. 2b 0 0 1 2 0
Hotter, rf... 0 1 3 0 0
Spies, c 0 16 2 0
MeKenna, p 0 0 0 2
Totals ,. 2 8 27 13 1
Totals ..1 3 21 18 0
Cleveland 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 2
Chicago 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 01
Earned run: Cleveland. 1. Two-bus hit:
Hoffer. Three-buso hit: Padden. Sacrifice
hits: Frlsble. McFnrland, Buckley. Stolen
bases: Pickering. Padden. Ilartman. First
base on balls: Off MeKenna, 4; off Patter,
son, 1. Struck out: By MeKenna, Shugnrt,
Sugden, Padden, Buckley; by Patterson,
l'lrxenng. 1 lit by pitcliea nun: uenins.
Hoy. Left on bases: Cleveland. 6: Chicago.
4. Passod ball: Spies. Time: 2:00. Um
pire: McDonald.
Cnn't Lose the Illsons.
BUFFALO. N. Y.. July 21. Buffalo won a
stubbornly contested and well played game
irom AiuwauKee toaay. Attenuance, 3,600.
Score:
BUFFALO, MILWAUKEE.
n.II.O.A.E.I R.H.O.A.B.
Ilalllgan, If 0 1 3 0 0'WaMron, rf. 1 4 1 0 0
Oettmsn, cf 2 0 3 0 0 Fultz. s 0 0 0 2 1
Hhraron, rf. 1 1 0 0 0 Dowd, It.... 0 0 4 0 0
Schreck, c. 0 3 4 0 0 Anders n, lb 0 1 9 0 0
Atherfn, 2b 0 0 3 1 0 Ketohnm, cf 0 1 1 0 0
Carey, lb... 0 0 13 0 0 Dlgglns, c.. 0 1 3 3 1
Mailman, ss 0 2 0 4 0 'Burke, 3b,.. 0 0 2 0 0
Andrews. 3b 0 0 1 6 0 Cooley, 2b.. 114 5 0
Amole, p.... 0 0 0 2 0 Hparks. p... 0 10 3 0
IJIerbauer . 0 0 0 0 0
Totals .. 3 6 27 12 0
1 Totals .. 2 9 24 13 2
Ratted for Sparks In ninth.
Buffalo 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 3
Milwaukee 11000000 0-2
learned runs: Buffalo. 1: Milwaukee 1.
Two-buso hits: Shearon, Waldron (2), Con
roy. Sparks. Stolen bases: Gcttman, An
derson, Fultz. Double plays: Curoy (un
assisted), Andrews to Carey, First baso on
Dans: urr Amole, a: on spurns, 4. Hit by
Ditched ball: Amole. 1. Struck out: Bv
Amole, 3; by Sparks, 3. Passed balls:
Schrecongost, Dlgglns. Time: 1:35. Um
pire: Sheridan.
Standing: of the Tennis.
Played. Won. Lost. P.C.
Chicago 76 45 31 .502
Itidlanatio is 75 41 31 .547
Milwaukee 81 44 37 .54.1
Cleveland 76 30 37 .613
Detroit 79 as 41 .4S1
Kansas city ..si :w 4 , .tit
Buffalo 80 35 15 .4:18
Minneapolis SI 31 17 .420
NKIIHASKA TliAM WAKHM I P LATK.
Xorlli IMntte I'nlTs to Seore Until Hie
I. nut liiiilim.
C1IKYKNNH. Wvo.. Julv 21.-(SneclaI Tel-
egram.) The North Platto (feb.) teutn was
ueieaieo nero huh aiirrnoon uy ino unoy
enno Indians In an Interesting game. Tho
visitors wcro shut out up until the ninth
Inning, when they bunched four hits, which
netted three runs. Attendance, 473. 8coro:
NORTH PLATTK, . CHKYKNNi:.
H.II.O.A.i:. Il.H.O.A.E.
Worker, cf.. 0 1 6 0 0'J, Oreen, m I 1 0 1 1
Bart. 3b.... 0 1 0 0 Dralmm. p.. 0 1 1 10
Sawyer, rf.. 0 0 1 0 0 Painter, 2b. 2 12 2 1
Elliott, p.... 1 203 0 iirieney, o. 2 0 10 1 u
tfulllvrui, as, 0 0 1 1 1 Hlnn'iiunn, cf 0 3 1 0 0
Bch'jrer, c... 1 1 6 0 0 Kroell, 2b.. ft 1 0 7 0
Hiiuer, 2b... 1 0 0 2 1 Hhoels. If... 0 0 0 0 0
Dalley, lb.. 0 2 10 0 2 McAullff, rf 0 0 0 0 0
Kltz'ler, If. 0 0 0 1 0 Jan. urn, lb I 1 13 0 0
Totals ....3 7 24 10 4' Totals ,... 6 8 27 1! 2
Ncrth Platte 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 33
Choyonno 2 0 S 0 1 0 1 0 0
Knrned runs: North Platte, 2: Cheyenne,
Three-baso hit: Werker. Two-base hits:
Graham, Schwulgor. Painter, Simmons (2).
HtrucK out: ny uraimm. :; ny j'jiuoil,
3. First baso on balls: Off Klllott. 2. Wild
pitch: Graham. Lett on mines: North
Platte, 5; Cheyenne, 4. Tlmo; 1:42, I'm-
plro; Kerrigan.
Clirlstliinn Wallop DImiiioiiiIm.
A couplo of runs wero all thnt thu Cudahy
Dlumonds could scare up In their game with
the Young Men's Christian association
team Saturday afternoon, while tho chris
tians piled up 15 scores to their credit, Tho
team work of the winners and tho big
bunch of errors made by thn representa
tives of Porkvllle wuro responsible for the
result, as tho hitting operations of both
teams wero about on a' parity. Henry
Clarke, the old Natlonnl leaguer, wns In tho
box: for tho Christians for the first time
this season nnd showed up In splendid
form. Scoro;
Y. M, G. A 0 1118 10 3 -15
Diamond G ....0 0 0 0 0 0 '.' 0 p- 2
AVnlino Defeat VnliinrnUo,
WAIIOO, July 21. (Special.) In the game
of ball at tho park yesterday between Var
paralso and Wnhoo the formor was de
feated by a scoro of 16 to 10. Scoro:
Valparaiso 06100030 0 10
Wnhoo 2 0 3 2 3 0 4 2 0-16
Rattorles: For Wnhoo, Crawford nnd
Johnson: for Valparaiso, Lspy and Cheever.
lilts: Wnhoo, 16; Valparaiso, 8. Krroras
Wnhoo, 9; Valparaiso, 9. Struck out: Ry
Crawford, S; by Kspy, 3.
lilt Out u HIk Brora.
ST. EDWARD, Neb.. July 21.r(8pecial,)
A match game of ball was played here
yesterday between the home team and the
Albion lenm, which resulted In a victory
for tho homo team ut tho following score:
St. Kdwurd 2 4 0 6 2 4 0 3 2-23
Albion O2OOO6OOO2
Sirlni(flelil Loses to Louisville,
8PRINGFIKLD, Neb., July 21.-(8peclal
Telegram,) Springfield played Its second
guma of tho season with IV) uls villa this
afternoon nnd wns defeated In n poorly
piayeu game, ecorc:
Springfield , 1 0 0 0 1 2 0 2 2-8
Louisville 3 0 0 3 0 3 3 5 017
Batteries: For Louisville. McNealy nnd.
1 "..,. I . r cj , .. . . . . ..... ......
iiuvuci, ivi ojiringiieia, I'liung, mum hiiu
Clements. Hits: Springfield, 8; .Louisville,
m. Liii.Mru; .Nienoison.
O'Neill I.okcs to Atkinson.
ATKINSON, Neb., July 21.-(Speclal.)-
'iie ;iKin-oii oasc uaii team worn io
O Nclll yesterday and' won n very closo
and exciting game. About 100 local fans
went with tho boys. Score:
Atkinson 1 0 0 3 0 0 4 0 2-10
u .ein 0 00400500 0
Batteries: Henry and O'Doilnell; Haynes
and Messmer.
Ilnritiriire Men Still WIiiiiIiik.
The Lce-Glnss-Andreecn Hardware com
pany b team won their sixth bucccssIvo
gamo by defeating the Farrell & Co.'s
team hy a score of 12 to 10. Batteries, for
Lee-Ulnsa-Andreosen: Gadke nnd Schnicd
wind, for Farrell, Lawless and Henry.
(ileimood WIiin To fin men.
GLKNWOOD, la., July 21.-(Speclal.)-The
second gamu of ball between Olenwood and
Grlswold resulted: Glenwood, 10; Grlswold,
- Glenwood defeated Tabor yesterday by
a srorii nf in in ? ni irnt,A-
DOES MILE IN RECORD TIME
Orluuir Turns WnsliliiKtnii Pnrk
Truck In ihin, Thus HiitinllltiK
Mnrk Set by Voter.
CHICAGO, July 2I.-Sydney Lucas did not
even get Inside tho money In the Wheeler
handicap at Washington park today. Thu
Roman, a despised outsider, whoso chances
wero considered so slim that tho books did
not hesltntu to lay odds of 12 to 1 ugnlnst
him, won the purse. Pink Coat, on whom
thero was a strong Up, wns the ono to
fight for tho raco In u heart-breaking finish,
In which The Roman's nose stood him In
good stead. By the narrow margin of 11
few Inches Pink Coat was second, Advance
Guard third und Sydney Lucas fifth. The
time, 2:04ft, was Just shy of being a world's
record.
The Derby winner got off none too well
nnd Bullman Immediately took him back
to last position. Found set tho pace and
led nt a furious gait. At the half Found
led bv three liniirlln with Plnlt 'out xpronil
and Macy third, Making the far turn Hull-
1111111 uegun 10 movo up nnu got into nun
position. But The Roman, with light weight
up, was running like u deer nnd Found had
to quit. Advance Gunrd, who Is matched
to meet Sydney Lucas at tho samo dls
tanco on the Windsor track noxt Tuesday,
was In front roundlnir In to the stretch and
seemed to bo winning, but ho was badly
riciuen nnu uareiy lasted long enough 10
win tho small end of tho purso from Jolly
Roger.
In the fourth raen Mr. Brown broke fho
track reoord of 1:33 for ono mile. He clipped
one-auurter of u second from the time.
Orlmar, today equalled the world's record
of 1:33 for a mile, made by Voter at Brigh
ton Beach on Tuesday, He did the trick In
me seventh raco anti tun 11 in a way wnicn
luft little room for doubt that he could
huvo made nt least a quarter of a second
better time If ho had been fully pushed
out. Results:
First race, five furlongs: Gold Radge, 101
(Wlnklleld), 7 to 1, won; Paletot. Ill
(Knight). 4 to 1. second: Hattus. 10S (South
ard). 15 to 1, third. Time: 1:01H. Cora
Goetz, Omdurman, Long Floni, Lenox,
Hcallawag, countess Clara, Had Ham, in
vlctus and Craven also run,
Second race, six furlongs: Star Chamber,
107 (Bullman), oven, won: Flaunt. 117
(Devln). S to 1. second: Mlnyon. 102 (F.nos).
6 to 1, third. Tlmo: J:14',4. Innovator,
iiicor, .iicmiiu, Aiiie 11, carici j.ny nnu
Ktta Harmlon also ran.
Third rnce, the Wheeler handicap, ono
mllo and a quarter: The Roman, 101
(Devin). 12 to 1, won; Pink Coat, 117 (Cay
wood), 7 to 1. second; Advance Guard, 111
(Matthews). 3 to 1. third. Time: 2:01ft.
Jolly Roger, Sydney Lucas, Found, Croesus
and Macy also ran.
Fourin rnce, one miie: Mr. xirown. iuu
(Knieht). 4 to 1. won: May Be. 105 (Bull-
man), 18 to C, .second: George Arnold, 112
(Caywood), 8 to 5. third. Time: 1:38ft.
Belle of Memphis, Wax nnd John A. Morris
also ran.
Fifth race,' six furlongs, selling: Heigh
Ho. 102 (Enos), 7, to 1, won; Flamore, 100
(VltatooV 20 to 1, second; John Grlgsby, 99
(Knight), 9 to 5, third. Timer 1:14. Avator,
Helln nf Ilnlnidol. Patroon. Free Hand.
Alona II, Tlldy Ann nnd Frelinghuysen
ulso ran.
Sixth rnce. one mile, selling: sara .mc
K'nnvrr. 10:1 fVltntoe. 6 to 1. won: Klnsteln.
98 (Basslnaer), 10 to 1, second: Blue Lick,
1U3 it. Knignt). 2 to 1, tnirn. Time. i.w.
Looso Steve. TItri Gaincy, George Kratrf,
and Tho Devil also ran.
Seventh race, ono mile, selling: Orlmar,
109 (Wlnklleld). 4 to 1, won; Cogmoosey, 101
(J. .Martin), u 10 1, seconu; jjisnuime, ji
(Harshberger). 7 to 1, third. Time: 1:38.
High Kinks, Tulla Fonso, Moroni and Clay
Pointer also ran.
EDITH W PACES FAST HEAT
Free-for-AH lit Dnvcnport Itnee Meet
ing; Results In Home Track
Burning.
niVRNPORT. Ih.. Julv 21. Tho trotting
meeting of the Western Grand circuit
closed at Davenport today. Tho fastest
tlmo of tho meeting was recorded, when
Edith W passed under tho wlro. a winner,
In tho second heat of tho freo-for-all paco
In 2:071.. In most of today's events the
winning horse decidedly ouicinssea ino
field. Tho 2:15 naco was won by Tombstone
In three fnst heats. Results:
2:15 class, pacing, purse 3500:
Tombstone, b. g., by Dunraven (Ed-
wurds) 1 1 10
Country Girl. b. m. (Tlbhets) 11 2 2
I'art aneruert, t), m. t.Morris) a
Ttahv Rlosa. blk. m f (Wright) 3 3 5
Black Heart, blk. m. (Chandler) 4 10 3
Parlltude, g. g. (Ilartman) 9 4 6
Hiirimp, n. g.- u-arKerj 1- is i
Admiral Dowey. g. g. (S. Johnson).. 5 7 9
Election Time. b. h. (Allen) 6 8 10
Rushwood, b. h. (Dlllahay) S 6 12
Dr. Pottit. b. c. (Manbeck) 7 11 It
Celeste, b. m. (Johnson) 10 9 8
Time: 2:11, 2:11, 2:iu-)i.
Free-for-all trot, imrsn I70O:
Josephlno Dixon, b. m by Gamo
unwara tunanciicr) n 1 1 1
Red Star, b. h. (Dlckcrson) 2 2 2
Pero Belle, b. m. (Ingram) 3 3 3
'l ime: 2:12, 2:12, 2:h..
2:30 class, trotting, nurso $500:
Onmln. b. g., by Prodigal (McAvoy). Ill
Lilly Kllgo, b. m. (Mlghlleld) 2 2 5
Llta W. b. m. (McKov) 5 3 2
Gray Billy, g. g. (Haynes) 11 S 3
Eva, b, m. (Colby) 4 4 7
Crosspatch, b. m. (Egotist) 7 7 4
iteit farrroy. Dr. 11. (Myers) b h s
Raronmont, br. h. (Chandler) 8 9 6
M J M, b. g. (Lamson) 9 11 dr
.101111 1. i). g. (rinnsou) 3 (nir
Dolllo A. b. m. (Tllden) 10 lOdr
Time: sn&w, 2:10. 2:i4V4.
Freo-for-all. naclnc. nurse J700:
Edith W, b. m., by Ben Leonard
Jr. (Weldmnn) 3 111
Lord Ronebery, b. h. (Johnson)... 13 3 3
lieocnwoou, d. m. (Collins) 2 2 2 2
rune: njiuvis. 2:07',., 2:ouh. 2:11ft.
SEA GALE STAKES RUN OFF
l'rlnee of Melliiiurne Whin (001I Rnce
nt llrlKliton lleneli Truek In
Fust Time.
NEW YORK, 7uiy 21.-At Brighton
Bciich today Prlnco of Melbourne, with 126
pounds up, won the Sea Oalo stako at a
mllo and a quarter from Brigadier by one
half length In tho fust tlmo of 2:05 1-5. Re
sults; Urst raco, ono mile, selling: Alslke, 107
(Medio), 6 to 1 and 5 to 2, won by a neck:
Autumn. 107 (Snoneerl. 7 tn 2 nnd fi In ,.
second: Rlnaldo. 107 (Shaw). 5 to 1, third.
Tltnti: 1:40 4-5. Buffoon, Survivor, Flaxspln
ner. Jack Tolling, Tho Laurel und Ventoto
ulso run.
Second raco, six furlongs: Sanders, 125
(Turner). 6 to 1 and 2 to 1, won by a neck;
Vwirlng (Clawson), 3 to 1 and even, second;
Moehanus. iu9 (Henry), I to 1, third. Time:
1:13 2-5. Charentus. Murllmrt. Mnlnr fJllrnv.
Smoke and Stuart also ran,
Third race, steeplechase, about two miles:
Old Tank. 136 (Brazil), 6 to 1 and 2 to 1, and
i-erion. iju trinnegan). 6 to 1 and 2 to 1, ran
a dead heat; Courin Jess, 112 (Bruckon), 7
Jo 1. third. Time: 4:262-5, Baby Bill, High
'lido II. Davo 8, Protus. Oracle, Owalssa,
ur. ii-cu, .naggie, uaniei yuup, ai Reeves
und Charagracu also ran,
Fourth rare, tho I'ndcrgraduato Htakes,
,Av.0l,ul ne-hulf furlongs: Handwork, 110
(McOue), 2 to 5 and out, won: Outlunder.
Ui. .(s')e,nScrA'., 11 to 6 ol". second ;
it.h,.cs'J,07 (Mitchell), 20 to 1 and 5 to 1,,
third. Time: 1:07 3-6. Mnrk Lano also ran.
Mfth race, tho Sea Gule stakes, ono and
one-quarter miles: Prlnco Melbourne. 126
(Spencer). 7 to 5, won; Brigadier, 108 (Mc
'.T'' :'.J" .,.nml oven, second; David Oar
s'; 1,W.,n.,,enr'- 25 to 1. third. Tlmo:
2:05 1-5. Motley and Low Kraft iiIbo ran.
Sixth race, one nnd one-sixteenth mlleH,
IHrtB: Oen. Mart Gary. 110 (Turner), 7 to
6 tnd 2 to 5, won: Bottle Gray, 98 (Mitchell).
i..10-.1 'ind-6 to 1. second; Wooster Boy. 101
(McCue). 3 to ), third. Time: 1:17. Ten
Candles also ran,
.rw WoiIiI'm Iteeoril for One Mile.
PHILADELPHIA. July 21,-Tho last of a
series of motor.paced races between Jimmy
Michael and Floyd McFurlund took place
today 011 the Woodslclo truck and wus won
hy.A.?.l.l.cto1 u'3.,.i,lS the instance being
twenty miles. This breaks the twnnty-mlle
ENDS IN BLAZE OF GLORY
Last Day of National Hogatta Witnessed by
15,000 Spectators.
VESPERS DEFEAT WACHUSETTS FOUR
Pnrls llluht lleniitts III Vletory for
Vespers, Kiilekerliuekers lletlliiK
eeoinl, While ItnliemlniiN
Arc lllsoiiiilllleil,
NEW YORK, July 21. The third nnd last
day of tho national regatta on the Speed
way courso of tho Harlem river was con
cluded this nfternoon before 15,000 enthusi
astic spectators. Tho Vo;pera of Philadel
phia won the Paris fours; Crecr of Huston
took tho awoclutlon singles; F, Dcmourcltl
of New Orleans captured the Intermediate
singles, the Crescents of Philadelphia car
ried off tho intermediate doublo scull event,
tho Nassau lloat club of Now York crossed
tho lino first tn tho intermediate four
oared event: Humohr mudn It a rowovcr In
'thn championship singles nnd tho Vespers
of Philadelphia got by the Judges first In
thb Paris eights after a fierce struggle.
All tho ruceu wero rowed with tho cur
rent, except tho Paris fours, which was
ended when tho tldo began to turn. Tho
Paris four shells wns the first event, the
starters being tho Vcspors of Philadelphia,
Wnchusctts of Worcester and Institutes of
Newark. Tho threo crews got off woll, but
In a half dozen strokes tho Vespers' bow
showed In front. At tho quarter post tho
Institutes drew almost lovel with tho Ves
pers, tho Wnchusctts being halt a length
bchlndi Again tho Vespers drew nwny and
at tho half wero a length ahoad of the. In
stitutes, tho WachuscttH being about the
same distance behind. Hero Ten Eyck hit
the stroke up to 12 and for a while crawled
up on tho leaden?, but Daly at No. 3 caught
a crnb and they tell to tho rear again.
Passing tho mile post tho Vespers wero
two lengths ahead. They won by three
lengths with Wachusetts a length and a
hnlf nbcud of the Institutes.
In tho Association singles there wcro live
starters: Marsh, Toronto; Titus, Now Or
leans; Greer, Boston; Kublc, Sprlngflold,
nnd Bond, Philadelphia. Tltua caught tbo
water first and led to tho quarter, when
Bond, coming along with n sternly stroke,
took tho lend, which he maintained to tho
half-nillo-post. (Ireer then Bpurtcd and nt
tho thrce-quartors was In front. From
thero to tho finish tho Boston man was ncvor
headed nnd w'on by threo lengths from
Mareh, who camo along with n rush. Titus
was third, two lengths behind Marsh;
Kublc fourth nnd brought up tho rear.
Threo ambitious young scullors, Greer of
Boston, Demourolll of Now Orleans nnd J.
B. Niall of Troy, turned out for tho Interme
diate slnglcB. Greer led for the first quar
ter, with Deraourclll second nnd Nlnll close
up. At tho half mllo mark Orccr was still
leading, but Demourelll spurted nnd assumed
the lead. Immediately ho opened a gap be
tween himself and tho Bostonlan and at tho
mllo led, by two lengtha. A quarter of a
mllo from tho finish Niall crawled uu on
Greer, but tho Boston man was too strong.
Demourelll slowed up toward tho finish
line, but crossed there two lengths ahend of
Greer, and Niall was third half a length be
hind Greer.
Four crews, the. Crescents of Philadelphia,
Unions und Nonpareils of New York nnd
Laureates of Troy, faced tho starter for tho
Intermediate doublo scull ovont. The Cres
cent crew Jumped away at tho lead, but at
tho qunrter tho Laureates pulled up level
and tho crews faced bow and bow for 300
yards. Just beforo passing tho half mllo
tho Crescents drew away and were never
challenged to tho finish, crossing tho line
four lengths ahead of tho Unions. Tho Lau
reates wcro a closo third nnd tho Non
pareils finished last.
Tho Nassau Boat club of Now York won a
bloodless victory In tho Intermediate ovont.
Threo crows wcro entered, but only two, tho
Nnssaus and Detrolls, curat to the start.
Nassau led to tho mllo and quarter mark
nnd was about to bo passed by tho Detrolts
when tho Detroit stroke, Warman Baldwin,
keeled over and fainted. Tho crew stopped
rowing and tho Nassaus struggled on to tho
finish. Tho crow of tho Harlem Rowing
club did not start.
In the championship singles Ten Eyck did
not go to tho scratch and Rumohr wns given
11 row over. Ton Eyck gavo no reason for
withdrawing, but simply sent word ho did
not feel Inclined to row.
Excitement wns nt boiling pitch when the
Vespers, Knickerbockers and Bohemians ap
peared for tho Paris eights. Tho Bohemians
woro first to cntch tho water and led for
about 100 yards, when tho Knickerbockers
forged ahead for a fow seconds. Then tho
Vo3pers by n florco struggle got tho lead and
kept It to tbo end, winning by four lengths.
At tho threo-quartcr mark tho Bohemians
fouled tho Knickerbockers and wero
promptly disqualified by tho referee. Sum
maries:
Intermediate four-oaied shells, entries:
Detroit Boat club, Detroit; James C,
Knight, how: v. L. Plerson. rso. 2: fnaries
L. Harris. No. 3: Warham Baldwin, stroko.
Nassau Boat club, New York: W. II. Toop.
bow; O. l, Osonhop, Jr., No. 2; Fred
Brenell. Ir.. No. 3: (.'. A. Cool. Htroko. Nas
sau won. Detroit Boat club second. Tlmo:
9:14U, Nassau llnlshed alone, Baldwin, the
stroko of tho Detroit crew, broke down
nt the one mllo nnd a quarter mark, and
inn crow paucuen nomo tony lengms no
hind the winners.
Champion single shell: Ten Eyck of the
Wachusctt club did not go to tho starting
point and John Rumohr of the Harlem
Rowlnc eluh. New York, rowed over tho
courso and won the championship.
I'uns eignt-oareu snens, entries: vesper
Boat club, Philadelphia ; Edwin Hedloy,
bow: Edward Marsh. Roscoe Loekwood.
William Carr, John Gelgcr, James Juneval,
Henry Dnbaecko. John Kxley, stroke; Louis
Abnll, coxswain. First Bohemian Boat
club, K. Maroiisek, how: G. Veseley, J.
UrucK. FrnnK iiimrie, a. I'miiousp, a. i.au
man, T. Zanndyk, J. Koudelka, ntroko: E,
Kalian, coxswain: Knickerbocker Athletic
club. New York; F. Holt, bow: W. Bcntlny,
B. B. Mercnilct, J. H. liugnes, l. vou
Hnndlev, J. F. O'Connor, J. Savage. E,
Brill, stroko: W. L. Pate, coxswain. Paris
elghl-oared shell won by Vespers of Phila
delphia by four lengths, Bohemian of New
yoric second, jvnicKernocKer or iew vorK
third, Time- 6:09'.
Five Htarted In tho llnnl heat of tho As
sociation slngln shells: Leonard Marsha,
Don Rowing club. Toronto; Frank B, Greer.
Jeffries Point Rowing association. East
iioHton, Aiass, ; u, m. thus, young .Men
(lymnuatto club. New Orleans; Amos Ku
blck, Sprlnglleld Boat club, Springfield,
Mass., and James Bond, Bachelor's Barge
club. Philadelphia. Greer won"" by threo
lengths, Marsh second, four lengths In
front or Titus, mini. Time: S:l7.
In the Intermediate slnglo shells, final
bent, tho starters were: Fred J. Greer.
Jeffries Point Rowing association, East
lioston; josepn 11 rsiai. i.nurenio lloat
club, Troy, N. Y.. nnd Fred Demourelll,
Young Men's Gymnastic club. Now Or
leans. Demourelll won by a, length, Greer
Heeoml. 8:53.
Final heat, ntermed ate doubles: Cres-
cent Hoat club of Philadelphia won by six
lengths, I'nlon Boat club of New York
second, Laureate club of Troy third. Time:
8:'.'2'4.
Xorlli Xehrimkit Shooter,
ATKINSON. Neb.. July 2i.-(Bpeclal.)-The
fourth annual shooting tournament nf the
North Nebraska Amateurs' association will
be held In this city August S and 9. An In
woman's
IlluilKUl ui
with
Nightmare
the ordeal of child
birth to be either
painful or danger
ous
Mother's I'Kfp.xn during
preps res tliesystem forth eent that It Is kafely pasted
Iscomfort whatever This liniment has carried thousands
tireunancv so
without anv d
at women through this great crisis without suffering, and they declare
ho
tx;
I
11 a gouseuu to women oeuu ior irec hook coiiiaiunu
pikelets value, Addrcis, DridficM Kt:
ulstor
teresting program of target events has been
prepared and a successful tournament Is
anticipated. Lee W. Henry, secretary of
the Atkinson Gun club, Is In charge of the
preliminary arrangements nnd expects it
large attendance of nmateur sportsmen
from north Nebraska.
BLUE RIBBON MEETING OVER
l Itnees, Trnlllnu nnd 1'nelnir, De
cided Yesterdny nt drowse
I'olnte TrneK,
DETROIT, July iT-By declaring off the
Til" ,V;?.um, 2:22, trot the program of the
Blue. Ribbon meeting at Grosso Polnte was
llnlshed this afternoon. Two races on the
card, tho 2:27 trotting and tho Hotel Nor
mandle stake for 2:09 pacers, were un
finished from yesterday. Lasso had onu
heat to his credit In tho trotting event and
ho won tlie race comparatively easy. Riley
B won the only heat of the Hotel Nor
mandlo stake pared yesterday and was In
front at the tlnlh nf the llrul lw.nl imlnv
Then Hettle G took the raco In straight
heats. Sidney Pointer won tho Wayne
Hotel stnke In xtrultht lin.ila 11 ml nrier
. losing the tlrst heat of the Merchants' nnd
Manufacturers' Consolation stako to Walter
lveim uracio onwnrd won tho raco In
straight heats, Roralina won tho 2:12 class
trotting event. Results: .
2:27 class trotting, purso 91,500 (unfinished
yesterday):
Lasso, b. g by Helr-nt-Law-
Golden Slipper, by Mambrlno
King (Geers) 5 12 11
Queen Elea ra, by Expcdl-
Hon (Illghh.rfhu 12 12 6
Rhea, b, g, (Williams) 2 3 3 3 4
Helen A, b. m. (VanAuckcn). S 10 5 4 2
Mabel O, gr. in. (Onhiin) 3 1) 4 6 6
Red CHIT, ch. g, (Shortzer)... 0 8 7 6 3
Bertha Baron, b. m. (Mc
Laughlin) 7 7 6 ds
Kellers Heelplate, b, g.
(Burns) 11 6 ds
Dewey, b. g. (Jones) 10 11 ds
Parallox, br. in, (Foote) 4 4 dr
George Gurnett, ch. g. (Spenr) 6 5 dr
Bert llcrr, br. h. (Kelly) ds
Time: 2:l7'i, 2:15H. 2:1BV4, 2:17Vi, 2:18.
Hotel Normnndlo stake, 92,000, 2:09 class,
pacing (tinllnlshed yesterday):
Hettlo G, b. m., by Kgg-IIut-
Nora B, by Bctterton
(Thomas) 6 C 1 1 1
Riley B, blk. h by Happy
Riley (Erwln) 113 9 2
Harry O, br. g. (Rogash) 8 9 2 2 4
Milton S, b. h, (Howell) 4 2 S 3 3
Connor, blk. g. (McDonald)... 2 4 8 U 7
Nlcol II, b. h, (McLaughlin).. 9 7 9 4 6
Jersey Mc, br. g. (McMahon). 7 10 10 9 E
Colbert, ch. h. (Denn,r 10 8 7 7 8
Funnlo Dlllard, b. tn. (Snow). 3 r 4 10 ds
Clinton B, b. g. (Kinney) 11 3 6 6 dr
Tom Wilkes, ch. h. (Geers).... 5 dr
Time: 2:06Tti, 2:00',. 2:074. 2:09. 2:oStf.
Wnyno Hotel stake, 2,0u0, 2:15" class, pac
ing: Sidney Pointer, b. h.. by Star
Polntor-Cleon, by Vespasian (Mof-
fatt) 1 1 1
Henry P, br. g. (VnnAuekcn) 10 2 2
The Admiral, b. h. (Payne) 2 3 3
Arra, ch. m. (Nccly) 3 4 4
My Choice, ch. h. (Burns) 4 6 7
Bertha J, b. in. (Dean) 5 5 9
Tom Calhoun, ro. g. (Hughes) 6 8 5
Forum, b. g. (McLaughlin) 9 10 6
Noellne, 1). m, (Rolltn) 8 7 8
Lolltu, blk. m. (Snow) 7 9 dr
Time: 2:11VL 2:11;. 2:12(4.
Merchants' nnd Manufacturers' Consola
tion stake, tt.OOtf, 2:21 class, trotting:
Oracle Onwnrd, ch. m., by Onward-
Graco V, by Crittenden (Macey)... 2 1 1
Walter Kelm, b, g. (Kinney) 1 2 2
Maud C. ch. m. (Brannlgan) 3 3 3
George H. Ray, b. g. (Muuson) ds
Time: 2:17, 2:184. 2:1614.
Chnmber of Commerce Consolation stake,
JI.000, 2:24 pacing:
Pussy Willow, b. m., by Cebola-
Calpso (Silver) 3 1 1
Georgo C, b, g., by Judge Toler
tu'onieyji 1 - a
Little Frank, b, g. (Payne) 2 3
Mt, Clemens Roy, r. g. (Mathews).. 5 4
Duchess, ch. m. (Loomls) 4 0
Sport, b. h. (Croy) 7 dr
Gamecock, b. h. (McDonald) 8 dr
Joo Wheeler, b. g. (Erwln) 6 ds
Fred Wilton, b. g. (Haines) 9 ds
Time.': 2:12. 2:14L 2:15V4.
2:12 class, trotting, purso J1.500, two In
threo heats:
Buralma. ch. c. by Boreal-Earlma
(Gatcom) 1 1
Georgeanna, br. ni. (Noble) 3 5
Ellort. br. g. (Van Bokkelen) 2
Ed Locke, b. c. (McDonald) 8
Cutting, b. s. (West) 6 4
Kato Mccracken, b. m. (Earing) 4 6
Pilot Evans, b. g. (Walker) 7 7
Merriment, h. m, (Geers) J ds
Tlmo: 2:10i, 2:11'4.
FOUR FAVORITES WIN OUT
St. Louis Tnlent Picks Winner In Jin
Jorlty of llneex ut l'nlr
CroundH Truck.
ST. LOUIS. July 21. A promising card
and cool weather brought u big half-holiday
crowd to tho fair grounds raco courso this
afternoon. The dny wus replete with ex
citing Incidents. Sprung and Hlddubla, In
the second, nnd The Monk and Klsmo In
tho seventh event llnlshed noses apart un
der the whip, and Jake Stern In the sev
enth raco ran nwny four miles In a false
break. Domlnlck carried oft the riding hon
ors, piloting threo winners to victory nnd
placing two other horses Inside tho money.
Four favorites, 0110 second choice und two
outsiders won. Results:
First race, mllo and one-quarter, selling:
Clara M, 88 (Domlnlck), 3 to 1, won; Round
Turn, 101 (Aker), 20 to 1 and 8 to 1, second;
Leonug, 101 (McCann). 5 to 2, third. Time;
2:12Hi. Good Order, Hlaway, Valid, Merry
Glen, Aunt Jane, Upworth, Helen II. Gard
ner and Falsehood also ran.
Second race, mllo and one-quarter, selling;
Sprung, 80 (Talley), I to 5, won; Slddublu,
99 (Domlnlck), 3 to 1 and even, Hucond;
Duchess VI, V) (1. Matthews), 40 to 1, third.
Time: 2:1014. Forbush, Dlnornls, American
Eagle, Whisper Low and Sun God also ran.
Third nice, mile and one-sixteenth: Jimp,
110 (Crowhuri), 2 to 1, won; Colonel Gay,
10S (Frost), 8M0 1 and 3 to 1, second; Jim
Turner, 90 (Domlnlck), 7 to 2, third. Time:
1:50. Celeste d'Or, Duty. Ransom, Gilbert,
Eight Bells nnd Judge Stcadman also ran.
Fourth race, handicap, six furlongs; HI
Kollor, 92 (E. Matthews), 20 to 1, won; Lord
Neville, 108 (J. Woods), 18 to 5 and 7 to 6,
second; HI Nock Er, 98 (McGinn), 4 to 1,
third. Time: 1:15. Eotheu Lad, Dlauu
Fonso, Ornntor, Nadrone, Davo Waldo and
Plnochlo also ran. Theory left at post,
Fifth race, W. J. Lemp Brewing com
pany stake, a handicap sweepstakes for 2-year-olds,
six furlongs: Queen Dixon, US
(Domlnlck), even, won; Ampere, 113 (J.
Woods), 2 to 1 nnd 3 to 6, second; Sard. 109
(Crowhurst), 7 to 1, third. Time; 1:15,
Goorgo W. Jenkins anil Robert, Jr., also
ran.
Sixth race, handicap, mllo and one-six-tccuth:
Lady Callahan, 104 (Domlnlck), 7
to 1, won; Chnrllo O'Brien, 105 (J. Woods),
5 to 2 and oven, second; Molo, 110 (Gllmoro,
9 to 2, third Time: l:4S?i, Terra Incog
nlta and Banish also ran.
Seventh race, ono mile, purse: Tho Monk,
94 (Talley), 1 to 2 and out, won; Klsmo, 101
(Crowhurst), 11 to 5 and 1 to 3, second; In
surgent, 109 (Gllmore). 80 to 1, third, Tlmo:
1:42. Leo Bruno, Sldbow and I.eo Noster
also ran. Juko Stern run away four miles
to fnlso break.
racim; iati.m:i drawn crowd.
Four Good Events rolled Oft ill Drlv
Iiik Pnrk.
Saturday aftornoon'H races at the Omaha
Driving park drew a. good crowd and
proved to bo tho best races of tho season.
The freo-for-all trot, won by Grade C,
was tho featuro of tho program and was
hotly contested by the winner and Jim,
who won tho Ilrst heat nnd llnlshed a close
second In tho three other heats.- Another
matinee will bo given next Saturdny after
noon. Results:
Pace No. 1, half-mllo heats, best three In
live;
Lady Richards 1 1 1
Charley G 3 2 2
Carter McGregor 2 3 3
Time: 1:10, 1:15, 1:12.
Paco and trot No. 2, half-mile heats, best
two In three:
Henry Colby 1 1
Barney 2 2
Lady Tot wood 3 4
Tlmo: 1:10. 1:12.
Free-for-all trot, half-mllo heats, best
threo In live:
Jim 1 222
Oracle C 2 1 1 1
Princess ... 3 333
Time: 1:12, 1:12. 1:1114. 1:1114.
Paco and trot No, 1, half-mile heats, best
two In threo:
Ray Frank 1 2 1
Black Hawk 3 1 2
Oney Cogen 2 4 3
Time: 1:1S',4, 1:17. 1:16,
Vesper Hunt Club Wins,
NEW YORK, July 21. Threo crewH quail
fled for the Until heat of the Paris fours
No woman' happlnets ran be complete without children;
it Is her nature to love and want them, The dreadful ordeal
through which the expectant motiicr mint past however.
Is so fraught with pain, suffering and danger, that the very
11 una hci
horror There
Mothers
ilv
The use of
Mother's I'Kfp.xn durin
Friend
giiitormstlonof
Co., Atlsutsj G,
In tho national regatta this nfternoon,
They wero the VespPr Boat club, Philadel
phia, Henry D. Holeke, bow; Kdwaril
Marsh, No. 2; William Cnrr, No. 3 nnd
John Exley. stroko; Institute Boat club,
Newark, N, J., Edward J. Carney, bow; V.
A. Sulllvim, No. 2; J. F. Halller, No. 3, anil
J, V, Lupu, stroke; Waehusetts Boat
club, Worcester, Mass.. C. II. Lewis, bow;
Thomas R. Johnson, No. 2: Con E. Daley,
No. 3, and Edward lliitilon Ten Eyek,
stroke. Tho Vespers won In 0:1314. Wa
chusetts, second.
The Vespers led all tho way, winning by
two lengths, 11 similar dlstanco scparutlliir
second and third.
cot wiry t'iiiJiT"TiIlliTHii wivmih.
Kotintre Plnee Milken Poor Shoulnjr
011 Hie riifniiiHIiir I, Inks,
The Country Golf club team defeated the
Konntze Place team In the golf tourney
held Saturday afternoon on the links or
tho Country club. Each of the clubs was
represented by live men nnd members of
the two club. played In pairs. The nggro
gato scoro was 33 up for the Country club,
L. V. Lewis of the Kountze Place team
w;as unable to play nnd W. Butler was sub
stltuted at tho last moment. The poor
showing made by tho Konntze Place men
was duo largely to their not being familiar
with the grounds, some of the members of
tho team never having gono over the links
before starting Into tho contest. A second
contest will bo held on tho Kountze Place
links, when 11 reversal of tho score Is ex
pected. Tho Country club team was made up us
follows: W. J. Foye. Thomas Davis, Ed
Morsmnn, T R. Kimball, O, W. Watttes.
The men who played on the Kbuntzo Place
team are: Harry Lawrlo, W, Butler, J. II.
Butler, R. Oldlleld, R. R. Stevenson. Foye
nnd Oldlleld wero paired. Foye made tho
eighteen holes In 111 strokes to 121 by Old
lleld and defeated his opponent by llvo
holes. Morsuinti defeated Stevenson by a
scoro of 109 to 139 nnd beat out by thirteen
Holes. Lawrle was defeated by Kimball,
with a scoro of 107 to 108 and threo holes.
In tho contest between Davis and W. But
ler Dnvls won by thirteen holes and n score
of 102 to 131, J. II. Butler won the only
Victory of tho Kountze Place club, defeat
ing attics by the scoro of 119 to 121 und
onu hole.
Cooper Loners World's Record.
WASHINGTON, July 21.-Only threo pro
fesslnnal rlderH, Tom Cooper. Orlando
Stevens and Jay Eaton, appeared for to
days races at the Athlot Irs park. Theso
riders agreed to ride 11 match of threo one
third mllo heats and try for the ono mile
competition world's record, which wns re
cently lowered by Ivor Lawsou. Cooper
succeeded In breaking tho record, covering
thn mile lnT:5Si. In tho match raco Sto
vens won tho Ilrst nnd third boats In 0:501
nnd 0:61 respectively, and Cooper tho second
heat In 0:53. Summnrles;
Ono mllo, handlcnp, professional: Cooper
(scratch), won; Stevens (scratch), second:
Eaton (25 yards), third. Time: l:5SJi. This
Is world's record.
Oitnvrn 'Mprlmer Defeated.
ONAWA In., July 21.-(&pcclal.)-JIm
Williams, the sprinter of tho Onawa hose
team, was defeated at Anthon, la., ves
terday In n 100-yard foot race for $100 11
sldo bv ono "Matthews." 11rr111111u.nl ml.
dress unknown, About twenty Onawa
njiurip ruiurncii on mo late train with
empty pockothookH und are of tho opinion
that tho fact of a man being only llvo foot
and one Inch high does not necessarily In
terfere wltlt his locomotive powers,
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