THE OMAHA DAILY 1J.EE: SUNDAY, JUxE J, UKM.
ST, PAUL'S ONE HOME RUN
It Tnkii from Omaha a Gams that Either
Side Beiemd,
NOBODY MAKES A SUGGESTION OF ERROR
Clrnnr- Sort of J'lny, nnd In the
Mutter of .Son tiered llnxr lilt
Oinnliti In Annj' In the
I. emit
Not a blemish marred the base ball game
at the Vinton Street park yesterday, and
tbo only pity wan that the men from St.
Paul got one run, whllu the Omahana se
cured none. It was ono of thoso paradoxi
cal things, tbo victory seemingly going to
tbo teHtn which didn't do tho work. Just
one ruun won It for the Saints, and that was
Tarkcr, tho right Holder, who by a home
run, which cleared tho fence, earned the
right In the fifth Inning to trot around the
bases.
In almost every other way Omaha ex
celled, although tbo play was absolutely
orrorlrss on both sides. Pitcher Herman
did the work of his lite, allowing but three
hits, wlillo tbo locals pounded seven off
McOlll Again, Herman struck out six men
to McOIII's five, and, ulthough he allowed
three bases on balls to McGlU's one, none
of tho trio mado any difference, ns they
were all In Innings that wcro blank as to
ecorc.
So It seemed a shamo that the Saints
should win over what was probably su
perior playing on tho part of their op
ponents, but there was no gottlng around
that homo run, and It proved tbo instir
mountablu obstacle In tho way of a tie or
n victory In the ninth Inning.
I' II 11 of lie iiinrluilitc I'Iiijk.
The game was not only clean; It abounded
In rcmnrkablo plays us well, Each side
mado two double plays, ono of which for
each team constituted tho chief features of
the game, for these two wero accomplished
In each instanuo by Just two players. Prob
ably tho most sensational of all was the
ono the visitors mado In the last halt ot tin
ninth Inning. It was Omaha's last inning,
and the scoro was only 1 to 0 in St, Paul's
favor. Everyone was sure that this could
be overcome, and tho boys went In to do
all that was expected. Letcher was thrown
out at first, but Calhoun made n henutlrul
two-bagger, the only ono of the game.
Then Held came to bat. Ho knocked the
hottest kind of a grounder down to third
base, and It looked like a hit. lint Drain
deceived the crowd by lapping up the ball
and putting It upon Calhoun, who was run
ning down from second. Then tho third
baseman cast the sphero across tho dia
mond In plenty of time to catch Held there,
nnd tho game was ended. '
Tbo other double play which took but two
men to accomplish, was perpetrated by
Gondlng and Stewart In the seventh. Ilynn
mado a bit and posted hlmsolt at first
base. Worden fouled out to Gondlng. Then
llraln repented this, putting up a high foul
which took the catcher clear back by the
grandstand. Oondlng ate It up, however
nnd then Ityati tried to mako second baso
on the catch out. Tho ball heat him there,
and Stewart did tho rest. Tho sldo was
out.
People Still Wonder.
People are still wondering how Omaha
lost that game, and they Intend to have
rovengo today, when Kddlo Gordon and tho
famous Iirletenstoln will hold down tho
box by turns. However, It Is unlikely that
tho collegian can do any hotter than Her
man did, for tho tall man made a fine rec
ord. So It would appear that If Mr. Drelt
vnstcln can keep tho Omaha hlta aa well
separated as did McGlll today tho Ilourke
men will havo to look to their laurels.
McGlll certainly deserves great praise, for
ho gave only one base on balls and managed
tho distribution of thoso seven hits so
effectively that they counted for naught
except h batting average.
Third Ilascman McAndrcws was the star
for tho locals. Ha was tho only man to
steal a base, and tho only man to sacrifice.
Then he mado a beautiful safe drlvo over
second base besides, nnd made a phenom
enal record of one In his position of six
clonn assists out of six chances. Two ot
(beso wcro almost Impossible. Score:
ST. PAUL.
Aft It. II. O. A. E
Crooks, 2b 4 0 0 3 3 0
Dlllard. cf 4 o 0 1 0 0
Ryan, If 3 0 110 0
vVnrilrn. 11) 4 0 1 11 0 0
Brain. 3b 3 0 0 2 3 0
Parker, rf 3 1 1 2 o 0
Holly. 88 2 0 0 1 3 0
Wilson, c 3 0 0 8 1 0
McGlll. li 2 0 0 0 2 0
McConnolli Des Molnei, Pollchow and
cotte.
FIXED
A LOSING O.tMU.
Colorado Sprltm (let Disconsolate
Trentnirnt nt Hi. Jut;plii
ST, JOSEPH, Juno 8. Today's game was
a bitting contest. Center Fielder Ilemplo
of the visitors was lined $5 nnd put out of
the game for uhti'lng the umpire In n dis
pute over rt close decision. Score:
St. Joseph 03000300 -liSl
Colo. Springs. 000103 100-4 13 1
Batteries: Ht. Joseph, Mnupln nnd Doolltl
Colorado Springs, Guston and Donahue.
KASSAS CITV SIILT.H OLT DHXVEH.
,o Error nnil the (J nine In of flic
t'rrttlent Vnrlcly.
KANSAS CITY, June 8.-Knnsna City
shut Denver out In one of the prettiest ex
hibitions of ball playing ever seen here,
Neither sldo mucin nn error. Robinson
knocked n homo run in the seventh Inning
nnd made the only run of the game. At
tendance, 1,2W. Score;
Il.II.12.
KniiMis City.. 00000010 180
Denver 000000000060
Batteries. Kansas City, Wolfe nnd Ve
vlltc; Denver. Mertdeth and James Sulllvutl.
Wi-nlcrn l.enitue MniiilliiK,
Won. Lost. P.C,
Kansas City 21 10 .714
St. Paul is 1 .520
Minneapolis 17 18 .615
Ht. Joseph 17 17 .6t)
Omaha ? j -4M
Colorado Springs 11 Ij .IS2
Denver 12 17 .413
Des Moines U 22 .333
3T. JOE'S REVISED VERSION
lllolirj'n 1. litest Eplxtlr Tell of Mnuy
t'liuiiKCM In llsotirl
Tcnum.
HT. JOSKPH, June 8.-(Spcclal Telegram.)
rresiacnt money or mo western icuguu
today Issued tills liulletln:
Contractu with St. Joseph-Fred Under
wood, It. Hulswltt, Charles Dooln, J. C.
Honey man, Timothy Flood.
Released by St Joseph-Charles Miller,
J. A. Wlggs, J Redmond, W. RulTert, John
Green, Ralph Gibson.
Suspended by St. Joseph O. L. Jones,
William Hurley.
Suspended by Knnsas City C. T. Riley.
CHICAGO NATIONALS LOOM UP
((linker, TIiihikIi l'lnyliiK Well, llnv
to Grin el In the NIiimIotv of
Tn 11 llnttliiK.
CHICAGO. Juno 8.-Stlck work envo tbo
Chicago Nutlonnls today's game after they
had almost thrown It uwuy by loose field
ing. Tbo Philadelphia team played almost
nerfeetlv. but could do notlilnc with Tavlor.
White gave wuy to Orth In the fourth utter
Having nceii touched up for eight nits una
iour runs. Attendance, .,-w. score;
CHICAGO.
IMI.O.A.U,
HurtMd. If.. S 3 4 0 o
Oretn, cf... 1 J 4 0 0
Uoyle, lb. . . 1 0 11 0 1
Dexter, rf... 1110 1
ChlMa. !u... 0 2 0 3 Z
Ilnymer, 3b. 0 0 2
McCur'k, . 0 1 1
K1II1K, c 0 2 4 0 0
Taylor, p.... 0 1 0 4 0
Totals
28 1 3 27 13 0
OMAHA.
AD. R. H. O. A. E.
Genius. If t 0 2 2 0 0
Stewart. 2b 4 0 2 3 2 0
McAndrews, 3b 3 o 1 0 h 0
Letcher, rf 4 0 0 n o o
Calhoun, lb 4 0 1 1 0 0
Reld. cf I 0 0 1 0 0
Toman, ss 2 0 1 2 3 0
Oondlng. c 3 0 0 8 0 0
Herman, l) 3 0 0 0 1 0
Totals 31 0 7 27 12
Buckley batted for Reld In tho ninth.
Ht. Piuil 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 01
Omaha 0 00000000-0
F.urnpd run: St. Paul. 1. Home run:
Parker. Two-base hit: Calhoun. Sacrifice
hit: MCAnnrows. nases on onus; mi nic
Gill, 1; off Herman, 3. Struck out! By Mc
run r. i,v llvrmnn. II. Stolen lm.so: McAn
drews. Double plays: Holly to Crooks to
Werden, Rrnln to Werden. McAndrews to
Htewari to L-iunoun, uonning 10 oiuwuri.
Time; 1;20. rmpiro: ropituy.
Monday, tho date ot tbo final gnme with
tho Saints, Is ladles' day.
EHHOltS AUK I1ASY FOR 11ES MOINF.S.
Dot-kii't Ml ml ii Little Thing; I.IUo
Liming; (Snme.
DES MOIN128. June S.-De.i Moines lost
the first gamo wiin .Minneapolis tnrougn
errors. Attendance, 1,000. Scoro;
R.H E
Minneapolis ..2 0 2 3 0 1 3 0 0-11 12 1
Des Moines... 300 0 01000487
Butteries; Minneapolis, Wadsworth and
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When writing mention that you read this
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PHILADELPHIA.
lt.H.O
Tlioman. cf. 1 1 10
Delah'ty. lb 0 0
Kllck. rf ... 0 0
Hurry, 3l... o
b 0
4 0
2 i : v
SWiKle. If.... 0 0 2 C 0
Totals .. J 12 27 12 4
O.McFarl'd, c. I
4 O.C'roiH, ..,. 0
Ilnllm'n, lb, 1
White, p.... 1
Orth, i 0
Totals .. 4 6 21 10
Chicago 2 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 '-5
riilladelphla U o 3 l u o o o o-s
Left on bases: Chicago. 6: Philadelphia,
Two-bnso hits: Taylor. Harry. McFar
land. sacrifice, hit: Kane, stolen bases:
Doyle. Green. McCormlck. Hansel. McFur-
iand. airucit out: uy Tnyior, oy wane,
3: by Orth. 1. Pnssed ball: McFarland.
isnse on Dims: utl Taylor, l. Time:
Umpire: Dwyer.
SMOKY CITY CI1KW IS I1LINI).
(,'nn't Seem to Connect with llrooklyn
TiTlrler'n Delivery.
PITTSBURG. June 8. The Pittsburc Nn
tlonnls could not hit Kltson and Brooklyn
outplayed the home team nt every point
Hrookfyn'a urrois were not costly. Attend,
mice, 6,900. Scoro:
imOOKLYN, I I'lTTSHUna.
U.ll.O.A.E. li.H.O.A.E.
Kflley, lb... 0 2 7 0 0 Ileaum't, of. 0 0 4 0 0
Keeler. 3b... 2 2 0 2 3 Illtchey, Sb. 1 1 1 10
HhfCknrd, It 1 1 3 0 0
Duly, 2b 1 2 2 : 0
nnhlen. us.. 0 1 .1 2 1
McCr'ry. cf. 0 1 10 0
Davis, rr.... 113 0
McOuIre, c. 1 1 7 0 (
Kltion, p... 1 0 0 1 (
Totals .. 7 11 27 7 .
Clarke. If... 0 1 3 0 0
Wnanor. rf. o l l o o
llrniuf'il, lb 1 1 8 1 l
Lrncli, 3b... 1 1 1
Ely. s 0 0 2 1 1
'.tinnier, c. 0 0 0 1 0
r.iniiclilll, p 0 0 1 1 0
.VIItK, p.... 0 0 0 2 0
Totals ..3 C 27 IS
Brooklyn 2 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 37
riiisourg o o o u u u u i . .
tnn.l ni..B1..l.n 1. llvni.lll.n 1
Two-baso hltH: Kelley. Daly, Dablcn. Three-
doho nits: wngnor, ivncn, uaiy. stoien
bnse: Lench. Double piny: Leach to Rltchey
to llranslleld. Hit by pitched ball: Hy
Wlltz, 1. Struck out: Hy Tnnnehlll. 3; by
u iiiz, i; ny lutaon, ii. i'asscct miu; mm
mcr. Time: 1:50. Umpire: O'Day.
I'tXCTUIlll MATTIlliWSO.N'S HALO.
Iteiln Flml New York'ii Worahliieil
I'lteher for Nino Hit.
CINCINNATI. June S.-The trreat Mat
thowson was an ensy mark for thu Cincin
nati Nationals during the early Innings ot
todny's same. Hunched bits In the fourth
nnd fifth Innings put New York out of tho
hunt. Hahn pitched a splendid game. Nine
of tho hits made off his delivery came
after two men wero out. Irwin's error in
the sixth cost three runs. Attendance,
lo.usi. acoro: ,
CINCINNATI. I NEW YORK.
R.II.O.A.E. U.ll.O.A.E
Mcllrlde. cf. 0 0 1 0 0 Vnnll'n. cf. 1 2 4 0 1
llarley, It... 0 10 0 O'Kelbacli, If. 1 u 1 0 0
Ilrckley, lb. 1 1 10 1 0 Htrani!. 2b.. 0 12 2 0
Crawford, rf 2 2 3 0 0 Illckm'n. rf. 1 2 2 0 0
StelnOlt. 2b 2 2 1 1 0
Irwin. 3b.... 0 2 111
Mugoon, rs. 0 0 1 2 0
HrrRtn, c... o o a l o
Hahn, p 1114 0
Davli. bs.,.. 12 10 0
(lanzel, lb.. 0 1 :o 0 0
Iluelow, 3b. 0 1 1 2 1
Warner, c.. 0 1 3 1 0
Matth's'n, p 0 1 0 4 0
Total .. 9 27 10 1 Totals ..4 1124 9 2
Cincinnati o 0 1 2 3 0 0 0 -G
New VorK 0 0 0 0 0 3 1 0 04
Karned runs! Cinelnnntl. B: Mw York. 1
Two-basa hits: Vanllultren, llueliw
HtAli.frtlHI Tlirnn..u. I.l(u. IL.I.n
.v ... ... ..... . tn. u-uii-JL lino, i.tinit, , in
ner. Stolen buses: Irwin (21. Stelnfldt
First on balls: Off Matthewson, 1, Hit by
pitched bull: Matthewson. Struck out' Hy
itunn, i; uy Aiaunewson, s, wna pitch
Hahn. Time: 1:50. Umpire: Emslle.
Natlonnl tinmen roslponecl,
At St. Louis St. Louls-Dnston; rain.
Nntlonul I.envuu SIuiiiHiik.
Won. Lost. P.C.
New York IS 12 .000
Cincinnati 20 14 .6s
Pittsburg 21 17 .fa:
Phlladelnhla 19 18 .513
St. Louis 18 19 .4S(l
Brooklyn 17 IS .16
Boston 12 18 .no
Chicago 15 21 .384
AMERICAN CHICAG0S LOSE
Are Oiithntteil hy the C'iiiliil Dele
KHtloii, Nine Never Leaving
the lMute, ,
WASHINGTON. Juno 8. The Chlc-nirn
Americans were outbatted today. The loruU
tuuiiii iiiiicrsun irequeuiiy, wnne j.eo
struck out ulno men, and after the third
Inning not u visitor made a hit. The wind
was high during thu Initial Innings, and
Chicago twice sunt the ball Into diii mil.
Held for home 'runs. Mercer, while trying
10 ciiicn a uy in inu pvuuuu lulling, jiui
nsnlnst the rlcht field fence with trn.
dous forco und was compelled to retlro
from tne game, Aitenuuuco, i.ioi, scpro:
WASHINQTON. I CHICAGO.
Jt.Il.O.A.E. It.H.O.A.E.
Farrell. cf.. 2
ITKan, tb-rf 2
Qulnn, 2b.. 0
Foitfr, If... 1
0 3
3 1
1 3
3 1
Mercor. rf.. 0 0 0
Everett, lb.. 0 1 8 0
Oraily, c.... 0 1
Cllnu'n, a,, 1 0
CouKlilln, 3b 1 1
U(, P 1 4
0
0
3
0
0 li
0 Hoy, cf 0 0
0 Jnnes, rf ... 1 2
1 Merle. 2b.. 1 1
0 iKbell, lb.... 0 1
Hartm'n, 3b 0 0
Shucnrt, si. 0 0
Totals .. i II
Washington ...
Chicago
Famed runs:
Two-bnso hits:
4 o
l o
7 0 l
4 2
2 1
J 7
1 (i M'Khi-I'iI, If 1 1 2 0 1
1 2 0 Hulllvnn, c. 0 0 1 2
1 1 Oirntterson, p 0 0 0 0
0 10
- - - TotuU ..3 J 24 12
!7 8 1
0 0 3 1 0 2 0 2 -S
2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-3
Washington. C; Chicago, 3,
ijuiuii, rosier, Kvvreu
Thrco-bnsc hits: Dungan. Leo (2). Homo
runs: Mtrtes. McFarland. Stolen lu3ii
Fnrrell, Or.idy, Merles, Isbell. Flrfct base
on balls! Oft Lee, 2; oft Patterson, 2,
Struck
Left on
Time; IMS, Umplro
MILWAlKKIl 1'I.AY THIHTKILV JIKX
us; un i.ot', ., on i-iiiiiTson, .
. nut: Hy Lee. 9; by Patterson, 1
n hnscs: Washington, ; Chlcngo, 4
IMS. Umplro: Haskell.
l.oeUliiK i:iiou;jh, lliMever, to llcnt
the llOHtoii I'riMvd,
BOSTON, Juno 8. Sparks' wlldness In the
fourtn inning unsettled tne wnoio Miiua.i
kee Amerlcnn team today nnd before It ro
covered form elcht of I tip homti i..im hml
crossed the plate. Garvin, who nucc'edd
8parks, held tho HoMoiih tn two hits In tho
last four Innings. Both Waldron and Gil-
W. R. BENNETT COMPANY
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The only stationery department In Omaha
that carries a complete lino of fine sta
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25 extra fine quality Whlto
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Center Tnble, glass finished, A AO
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Clenrlng sale nt cut prices.
m,c matting Q
now
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now
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now lt-JC
;ie matting, IQc
Em!: 23c
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Ingrain r?rpct OQ.
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Cotton chain, Q
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SdT1: 50c
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bert were put out
Attendance, 8.070.
1103 TON.
ll.H.O .
Dow.!. If.... 1 0 1
Stuhl, cf.... S
rnlllns. 2li.. 1
rrcem'n. lb. 2
Hemphill, rf 1
Parent, tt... 1
fc'errls, !b... I
Hchreck'nt, e 1
Lewli, p.... 1
of the gamo for kicking.
Score:
i MILWAUKEE.
A.E. n.H.O.A.E.
1 J
1 1
1 12
0 Waldron, rf 0
0 Ilawlcy, rf. 0
1 Gilbert, 2!.. 0
0 Connor, !b.. 0
1 Ilallm'n, If. 0
0 Andcrs'ii, lb 1
TotaU .,12 S !
1 I'onroy,
1 0 Duffy, cf...
K U Iliirke, 3b.,
'Ijonny, c...
12 3 Hpnrks, p..
Maioney .
Qarvln, p.
1 0
1 0
3 0
1 1
0 0
2 0
3 2
1 0
0 0
TotnU ..4 G 21 15 4
Batted for Sparks In tho fourth.
Boston 1 0 O K 0 2 0 1 -12
Mllwaukco 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 2-4
Knrneil runs: Boston. 2. Two-baso hit:
Hemphill. Stolen bases: Parent. Duffy.
Uai.es on ball: Off Sparks, 5; off Garvin, 1.
Hit by pitched mill: l- reeman. rarcni, uon
roy. Struck out: By Lewis, 4. Time: 1:12.
Umplro: Mannassau.
clhvula.mj has sojik to siwhk.
BLUE GIRL IS RATHER FAST
Fatter, in Fact, Than Others in Qreat
American Stakes Eaco.
NASTURTIUM LEADS THE OTHER SEVEN
Kvrnt Is lor Two-Ycnr-Oliln nt Five
Furlong- anil In Hun In 1 lOi! 1-"
The Pnrnilrr Winn Ilrond
nny Stakes.
Tn 111 i'N Thirteen Huns to Ilnl t liiiorc'n
KlVf.
BALTIMORE, June 8, Tho Cleveland
American team had u batting picnic with
the Baltlniores hero today nnd Schmidt
wns batted out of the box In the fifth, und
Dunn, who relieved him, fared little better.
Attendance. 3,500. Scoru:
CLEVELAND. HALTLMOP.E.
It.H.O.A.E. U.ll.O.A.E.
richer', of. 2 1 1 0 lMcGraw, 3b 0 2 0 5 0
2 0 0 Howell, If... 1 0 1 0 1
1 0 0 Wlll'ms, 2b. 0 0 1 6 0
I) 1 0 Kclattr, iu.. ! 2 I 1
0 2 u Seymour, rf. 0 0 1 0 2
H 1 0 JnckBon. cf. 0 2 A 0 0
2 3 0 Hurl, lb 1 0 11 0 0
2 3 Ullrcn'h'n, c. 2 0 1 0 0
10 0 Schmidt, p.. 10 0 1
McCnrfy, If 0 2
O'llrltn, rf.. 0 0
LiCh'ce, lb 3 3
Hr.ulley, Sb. 3 4
Wood, c 2 1
lifvk. 2b 2 3
tihlvbcck, m
tScJtt, v 1 2
Dunn, p.
0 0 0 1
Totals ..13 10 27 10 2
Totals .. & 6 24 18 4
Cleveland 1 0 0 5 1 2 0 1 13
Baltlmoro 0 0013000 1-5
Sacrifice hits: McCarthy, Shlebeck, Wood,
Dunn. Two-base hits: Bradley, Jackson.
Three-basa hlta: Kclster, Bradley, La
Chance, Beck. Stolen buso: Kclster. Double
play: Kelater to Hart. Baso on balls: Oft
Dunn, 1; oft Schmidt, 3; off Scott. 4. Struck
out: By Scott, 6. Passed ball: Bresnnhnn,
Wild pitch: Scott. Left on buses; Balti
more, 7: Cleveland, S. Time: 1:50. em
pires: Sheridan nnd Connolly.
THUY IH THINGS TO I1KTHOIV.
I'lillnilcliililnua Pile (Jit Six Ittuin tn
VUltorn' Our.
PHILADELPHIA, June S.-Tlie Detroit
Americans mado their tlr.it nppenrnncu here
today nnd were defeated by tne home club
In a fnst game. Plank was Invincible nnd
Veager pitched n masterly gnme, but his
support waa not equal to that of his op
ponent. Attendnnce, 10,0u0. Scoro:
PHILADELPHIA. I DETIIOIT.
It.H.O.A.E, H.H.O.A.E.
llHer, rf.... 1 0 0 0 Casey. 3b... 0 1 0 J 0
Hnyilrn, If.. 1 1 0 0 0 Ilarrott. cf.. 0 0 0 1 1
Crofii, 3b.... t 1 0 4 1 r'rlsk, cf.... 0 0 0 0 0
Uijolc, 2b... 0 1 1 4 OOlenson, 2b. 0 0 2 4 1
Kultz. cf 1 2 4 u 0 Holmes, rf.. 0 0 3 0 0
Davit, lb... 1 115 0 OHIbcrfld. ill 1 ( II
Powers, c... 1 0 7 1 0 Hhaw, lb... 0 111 1 0
Dolan, H3... 0 0 0 1 0 Nance, K...0 0 10 0
Plank, p.... 0 0 0 I O.lluelow, c... 0 0 2 2 1
Ycnscr, p... 0 0 0 3 1
Totals .. 6 6 27 II ll
Totals ..1 4 21 IS S
Philadelphia 2 0 0 0 0 0 3 1 - fi
Detroit 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 01
Karned runs: Detroit, 1; Philadelphia, 1.
Two-baso lilts: Hnydcn, ISIberfeld. Sacri
fice hit: Kultz. Stolen bases: Kultz (2).
Left on bases: Detroit. I; Philadelphia 4.
Klrst base on balls: Off Veager. 1. Struck
out: By Plank, li. Time: 1:40. Umpire:
Cantlllton.
Aiuerlenn I.rnttiio Stnmllufr.
Won. Lost. P P.
Chlcngo 20 13 .Miti
Washington IS 13 ,'M
Detroit 22 Hi .571
Baltlmoro IS 11 .50
Philadelphia 17 1! .412
noston 15 17 .168
Mllwaukeo 14 23 .37S
Cleveland U 23 .102
Southern I.enKiie.
CHATTANOOGA, Juno 8.-Score:
Tt.H.U.
Chattanooga ..300100000-4B1
New Orleans .. 0 0 0 0 0 o 0 0 0-0 7 2
Batteries: Chattanooga, Dolnn and Roth;
New Orleans. Kreelnnd nnd Abbott.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala., Juno 8,-Scnro:
H.H.K.
Birmingham .. 0 0 1 0 0 1 2 5 0-9 13 1
Llttlo Hock .... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 3-i 7 4
Batteries: Birmingham, Brandt and Cul
ver: Llttlo nock. Sparger nnd Lynch.
SELMA, Juno 8. Score:
It. 1 I.E.
Shreveport ....1 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 2-ti 10 0
Belmn 0 o 0 0 0 2 0 p 3-5 9 1
Batteries: Shreveport, fitultz nnd Mc
Outre: Selmn, Hnlley and Alexnndor.
NASHVILLE, Tcnn., Juno S. Score:
Il.H.E.
Nashville 1 00OO303 7 IS 2
Memphis 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-2 7 3
Batteries: Corbett nnd Fisher; Memphis,
Robb and Kulkhoff.
NEW YORK, Juno 8. Tho Great America i
stako of $12,t)00 was the magnet that drew
about 16,000 people to tbo Gravcscnd raco
track today. John E. Maddcn'a BIuo Girl,
at C to 1, won this event cleverly over a
rather alow track with tho next four
horsco heads apart, Nasturtium, the favor
ite, getting the place from Major Danger
field. The Great American was for two-year-olds
at flvo furlongs. Nasturtium was
held nt evon monoy, while Saturday, Bluo
Girl and tho Gold Finder wero about equal
second choices at 5 and 6 to 1.
Eight horses started. Bluo Girl and Major
Dangerfleld rushed out to mako the run
ning, but the others, with tho exception of
Saturday, wero closo up and racing In a
bunch. On tho far turn Nasturtium wns
sharply cut off. Bluo Girl, Major Danger
field and Whisky King was tho order coming
Into tho stretch and when they wero
straightened out for homo Bluo Girl drow
away and won cleverly by two lengths.
Garrlgan, on tho favorite, claimed a foul
ngalnst tho winner, but tho stewnrds would
not allow the claim. The Paradcr won the
Broadway stakes rather easily from AM
Green nnd Vltelllus, tho other entries ro
fuslng. The Paradcr wns an odds-on fav
orite and led all the way. Results:
First race, nbout six furlongs: Gold iSpln
ner won. Outlander second, Isla third.
Time: 1:12 2-C.
Second race, one and n half mile: Andro
nlcus won, Sadlo 8 second, First AVhlp
i...rd. Time: 2:00 2-3.
Third race, the Great Amerlcnn of 512,500,
live furlongs: Blue Girl won. Nasturtium
second, Major Dungcrlleld third. Time:
1:02 4-5.
Fourth race, the Broadway stukew, ono
and one-sixteenth miles: Tho Pnrader won,
All Green second, Vltelllus third. Time:
1:49.
Fifth race, selling, flvo furlongs: Hono
lulu won. Man-o'-wnr second, Step Onward
third. Time: 1:021-5.
Sixth race, ono mile nnd seventy yards;
Belvlno won, Anna Darling second, Bluo
Victor third. Time: 1:49 2-5.
U.VLl'CKY DA V AT IIAWTIIOII.VK.
Dewey & Stone Furniture Company
1115-1117 Fariiam Street.
Trade Magnets in Furniture
Our offerings this week nro certainly interesting to economical furniture Infers. Noth
ing but new, up-to-date goods at prices below any we have quoted heretofore. GET PKICES
Cnlli'ite Hum llnll.
At Cambridge Hnrvard, 11; Pennsylva
nia. 3.
At Cedar Falls Iowa Normal, fi; Iowa
State college (Ames), 5,
At HulTnlo Cornell, li; Carlisle Indians, 5.
At Lafayette, lnd. Purdue, I; Illinois. 0.
At Ann Arbor, Mich. -Michigan, 6; Chi
cago, 3.
At Richmond, lnd. Miami. 9; Earlhnm, 6.
Throe-! I.enuue.
At Rock Island Terro Haute, 0; Rock
Islam', 2.
At Davenport -Davenport. 13: Decatur, 3.
At Hockford Rockford 9; Evansvllle, 3.
At Cedar Rapids Cedar Rapids, 16,
Bloomlneton, 3.
MlNlinim nnil Unit HIiIIiik Mnr (lie
HlllllllllK.
CHICAGO, June S.-Mlshups nnd bad rid
ing, wero the features of today's1 sport at
Hawthorne. After nearly everybody had
fallen In the steeplechase nnd Sallust had
won by nbout n iiuarter of a mile, Hero
dlade, the favorite In the Juvenile stakes,
was tho subject of h wretched rldo hy Co
burn nnd enmo In fourth, tho winner turn
ing up In J. V. Klrby. Prontn. who finished
third, swerved and Interfered with llero
dlade, for which Prontn wns tllsriualltled,
ihe fnvorlto getting third money. Aftor all
of these mlshnps Lndy Schorr, tho oven
money favorite In tho overnight handicap
nt a mllo und nn olghth, was beaten by
Wild Pirate, who wns 10 to l In tho betting.
Tho steeplechnse wns the spectnculnr fen
ture, with Its numerous tumbles. Isen, ono
of the horses that fell, wus the subject of n
plungo In tho betting ring. IIU rider re
mounted him and got second monoy.
Wenther clear and trnck good. Results:
Klrst rage, live furlongs, selling: Harry
Beck won, Huns Wagner second, McCnes
ney third. Time: 1;02.
Second race, one mile: Bangle won. Al
garota second, Llvldln third. Time: 1:I1V4.
Third rnce, steeplechase, short course:
Sallust won, Isen second, Frond third.
Time; 3:2P,4.
Fourth rnce, tlvo and n hnlf furlongs: J
V. Klrby won. Doreen second, Herodtndo
third. Time: IMU-
Fifth race, ono mile nnd nn eighth, handi
cap: Wild Plrato won, Lady Schorr iec
ond. Ben Chance third, Tlmo: 1:5.1?;.
Sixth race, one mile and seventy yards,
selling: Vlncennn won. Hup Scotch sec
ond, Host third. Time: IM.
Seventh rnce, one mllo nnd seventy ynrds.
selling: Federal won, Winter second, El
Canoy third." Time: Lid.
lll'.I.MO.VT
IS
HI GUT O.V IIVM1,
Aiiuuat Doesn't MU Any More Steu
nril' Mim'IIiikh.
NEW YORK. June S. At a meeting nt
tho stewnrdH of the Jockey rlub tuday at
the Brooklyn Jockey club course August
Belmont. II. K. Knapp. F. R, Hitchcock
nnd Andrew Miller wero present. Thomas
Hitchcock, Jr., was appointed stewnrd to
represent the club nt the Coney Island
summer meeting. Trainer McCauley und
Jockeys Robert King and John Johnnon
wern reinstated to all privileges under the
rules. The following licenses were granted:
Trainers It, Carr. J. B. Ferguson. J. A.
Kyle, John Lym. J. II. Morris. P. Menny.
F. A. McCnrry. P. C. Murray, G W. Nixon
and P. D. Williams.
Jockevs Melvln Brlen, J. Colle. Kenneth
Torco, Richard llolcomb and Joseph Scher.
rer.
Tho oxecutlvo committee of tbo National
Steeplechase nnd Hunt association held a
meeting nt which W C Whitney, J. P.
Alexander, J G. Folll nnd .1 R. Green
wero present Tho application of J it
Beard for tho reinstatement of thn hrr'o
t harnemrn was crantcd. The annllcitlons
I (or the reinstatement of the horses Sales-
$9.75
AXYWIIEKE then come and compare with the following:
Solid Oak Chiffonier three large drawers, two small CfT
drawers and hat box only one dozen at this price. xJcPil J
Massive Oak Dininr Table top '12x12 inches four inch lluted
legs hard oil finish extends G feet for this
sale only
Kound Cornered China Case made of the best, quartered oak
French plate mirror back of top shelf 01 inches VO') "7ff
high 40 inches wide worth all of :W special. $LLk J
Quartered Oak Dresser swell ton and ton drawers 22x2S inch
French plate mirror best; value in the city
t i h week on v vUivo'
Solid Oak Sideboard swell top and drawers large tn,)
French Plato mirror cast brasB trimmings very neatly carved
cholco of two nattorns. this wrek onlv t
Keclining Go-Cart either golden oak or rattan
green enamol gear rubber tiros and brake your eholco thla week..
New arrivals in Metal Ilcds, Dressers, China Cases and
Sideboards. Also n beautiful lino of Palm Stnnds nnd Parlor Tables In all tho new
finishes. Now Mqtal Bods, In all colors, nt from JC.00 up. Wo show tho beBt lino ot
Porch and Lawn Goods In tho city.
75
.$7.50
Dewey & Stone Furniture Co.
1115-1117 Fnrnam Street.
man nnd Knssala. for steeplechaso and
hurdlo rnces wero referred to the stowarda
of the Jockey club with 11 recommendation
that they bo granted.
NOT T1IH IMVOIUTKS AT OAKLAND.
AVInnrrn Arc Sonic Home n Trlllr
l.i-iis I'nnulnr.
SAN FRANCISCO. Juno 8.-Fnvorlton
fnred badly nt Oakland today, but well
played horses took some of tho events. In
tho last raco Jim McCleevy nppenred to
bo hopelessly out of It, but came fast and
won driving by it bead from Rainier, 11
50 to 1 shot. Escalantn wns bid uii $)')
nnd Jim McCleevy J20. Both wero retained
by the stables. Jockey Gutierrez, wlio
wns thrown In tho 2-yenr-old rneo yestcr
dny, Is Htlll unconscious nnd his Injuries
nro more serious than was nt llrst sup
posed. Hesults:
First rnce, one mllo nnd seventy ynrds,
selling: Torsldn won, Senator Mntts sec
ond, lioluuloho third. Tlmo: 1:46?1.
Second rnce, futurity course, Helling: Rio
do Altnr won. MlsMon second, Catherine
Bravo third. Time: 1:11.
Third rnco, four and u half furlongs, sell
ing: EHcalanto won, Snnwberry second.
I'arlzado third. Tlmo: 0:55i-
Fourth race, futurity course, selling:
Rntson won, Vantlno nocond, Gibraltar
third. Time: 1:11.
Fifth race, soven furlongs, handicap:
Good Hope won, Montnlladu second, Byron
Rose third. Time: 1:27.
Sixth race, ono mile and seventy yards,
selling: Jim MrCleuvy won, Rainier sec
ond, Cromwell third. Time: 1:471s.
DETROIT HACKS NEXT TO START,
Four lliiutli'cil llorNPN Alremly nt
lllKlililiul PnrU.
DETROIT. Juno 8,-Tho Highland Park
club's niet'tlag will commence next Wed
nesday und run for sixteen days. TIitc
aro nbout I0O horses ulready here. There
will bo nearly 1,000 hordes In attendance.
Four stakes will bo run during the meeting.
Tho trial Derby for 3-year-olds nt ono mile
and a sixteenth. Is the stnr number and
will bo contested on tho opening dny. From
present Indications thero will bo ten or
twelvo starterH In thn race. Terminus,
Kenllworth, Ben MncDbul, Petra II, War
ranted, Bencknrt. Cnlleur. Lnwton nnd
others of lesser note are counted upon tin
euro starters. The Highland Park meeting
Is the opening of the northern circuit,
which Includes Fort Erie, whenco the
horses will go nfter leaving hem Hereto,
foro tho betting rlngH havo iwn run on thn
syndicate plan, but HiIh season they will be
open to all reputable bookmakers.
Mnrk f'asslilav will handle the htartor's
flag, whllo Frank Nelson will preside In tho
Judge's stand, nnd J. W. Russwurm will bo
clerk of tho hoiiIch
i:r.itvniiM; heavy at st. i.iu'is
Ilenvy Wentlier, lli'in y Trnel.-, llcnv)
lli'lllnu mill lli'iivy l.oMnu,
ST. LOI'IS. Juno 8,-Notwlthstnndlng tho
unpropltlouH conditions a big crowd turned
out to witness the rao-n today. A drizzling
rnln foil nil afternoon, making the track
heavy. Tho play In tho ring was heavy and
the bookmakers quit heavy losers. Barney
ltathbono nnd bis frlrnds made a big kill
ing on Kings Highway In tho third riMit.
backing him from 25 to 10 to 1 The JjnUr
rhimplonshin stako worth Jl.Wo tu tho
winner was won by half a dozen lengths In
n common gallon hv Wyeth, Jrhn
Schorr a crack colt Charles W. Meyer run
ning third. Meyer was n prohibitive fnvorlto
nt 1 to 0. but tho crowd would havo little
of him. The ring offered 4 nnd 3 to 1 on the
field, und this was eagerly welzed, the hooks
losing heavily to the race. Four favorites
nnd three outsiders won. HchuIih:
First race, six furlongs, Helling: Za.'k
Ford won, Tho Butcher second, Tinny
Bella third. Time: 1:18.
Second rare, llvo und a hnlf furbings,
purse: Kulonia won, Harry Wilson Hccoud,
Knlllr third. Time: 1:12M.
Third rnco, h!x rurlongs, purse: KlngH
Illghwny won, HI Nockcr second, Robert,
Jr.. third. Time: ,1:1714.
Fourth race. Junior rlinmplniiHlilp ntnke,
purno $2,omo, six lurlnnga: Wyeth won,
Monto lllmyu second, CbarleH V. Meyer
third. Time: 1:20.
Fifth rnco, one mile and n sixteenth,
purso: Hottentot won, Chopin hccoikI, Ida
Ledyard third. Time: 1:52.
Sixth nice, one mile und twenty ynrds,
selling: Tummnny Chief won. Tidal Wue
second, Clay Potter third. Time: 1:50.
Seventh rare, seven furlongs, Helling:
BntttlH won. Verify second, Sadlo Levy
third. Time: 1:3214.
;ovi:it.oit novo agaix i:i.i:cti:ii.
CuniliK-tM SueiM'Hxriil Slieeil ( ninilllli
ill llliolliniitl.
CINCINNATI, Juno 8 -Several things
wero sprung on tho booklet) ul Newport
today. The betting wns heavy on the
vlrtory of Anna 11. nnd Strathbrocck. Ite-
Flrst rnce, live furlongH, selling: Sister
Knto II won, Nnney Dnbyns hccoud.
Aurhondruyno third. Time: l:()2i.
Second ritre, four and a half furlongs,
selling: Anna A II. won, Ingo socoml
Handrail third. Time: 0:5(1.
Third nice, six furlongn: Lilly Pantlund
won, ImperlillMt second, Nortliumliri.i
third. Time: 1:11. ,
Fourth rare, ono mile, selling: Htratn
broeck won, Nekarnls bccoiuI, Hallled tlitru.
Time: 1:42. , , ,
Fifth rare, aeven furlongs Lidy K1
won, Fnlry Dell second, Pauline ,1. third.
Tlmiv l-.ZhYi. , , ...
Sixth race, ono mile und nn . Ightb, teii
Ing: Governor Boyil won, Slasher Hocontl,
Albert Vulo third. Time: 1.5G1.
.1IOHI1 TIIAX I'M W AT OAKI.HV.
t'liK'Iniiiitl Unci' Meet Entry LlKtM Are
I.OIIK.
CINCINNATI, Juno S.-Tho entries for
the llrst grand circuit mentlug nt Oakley
purk. which is to be held from hejitember
10 to 20. Inclusive, have closed with an
unusually lurgn number of oritrleH. There
arc to be six Mtake events, niuountlng to
ll'J.OOO in nil us follow:
The y.umt-tolii. 2:30 class trot, 5,O00, with
forty-four entries.
The Grand Hotel, 2:11 class trot, J3.000,
thirty-one entrli .
The Honing Hotel, for 3-yonr-olds, trot,
l iiw, twenty-six entries.
The Ookley, 2:21 t-lasH puce, forty entries.
The Ohio, 2:11 clnss pace, twenty-four
entrk s.
The Gibson House. 2;0fl clnsx pace, four
teen entries.
Ilenllll" lit 1 1 ll III 1 1 1 , ll .
HAMILTON (Jut , Jure 8 Ri,ltH
I'lrnt ruee, sevtii-i Ighths of u mill Kli-
w n Infctlco re ' nd, Luclalre thud 'I'lnv
1 t
Second race, four and a halt furlunss
Cnntestnnt won. Paulino Janetto second,
Trukuso third. Time: (1:50.
Third rare, one mllo nnd u hnlf: Vine ot
Truco won, Toddy Ladlo second, Bnrlcy
Sugar third. Time: 2:40.
Fourth rare, one mllo nnd three-quarters,
hunters' Hteeiilcchiinc: Hucklot won, Tates
rrcek Hccoud, gulcksllver third. Time:
4:2314.
Fifth rnco. six furlongs: Srorilo won,
A'lolcnt erond, Spring Wells third. Tlmo:
1:1.1.
Sixth raco. Kteeplechnse, three miles: Ar
ipzzo woo, .lark f'arey second, Mr. Dunlap
third. No time given.
Seventh rare, live furlongH: Silver Locka
won, Hprnk Easy second, Mcdford third.
Time: i:03.
princetonTiniTgets even
DefeiiU Villi-, I'lld-eii tn Five, liy (Jood
HitttliiK III l.iionel) -PlujeU
(.11 mi.
PRINCETON. N J , June 8. Princeton
toduy wiped mil the ilefeut iidmlntstcrrd by
Vale' at New I Liven n week ugo. Hy heavy
stick work the Tigers defeated tho sons ot!
Ell, 15 f ." The gumo wim loosely played,
though i here were Hevnrul brilliant plnys.
Shnrpe, viile's llrst bnsomnn, jilaycd a star
game, nnd Pitcher Fnncrhlll for Princeton
was very Hlrong In the hox. Tho tlo will
he played off In New York next Saturday.
Score:
R.H.I5.
ITIik i ion 4 0 0 2 1 1 0 4 -15 17 d
y.ile 0 0 0 0 B 1 0 0 2- 5 5 4
Butteries: Yale, Sharpe, Robertson and
1 l.ir''h; Prlncelon, Underbill and Grcon.
College Hull l'lii)er.
Hoyles' College Juniors met thn Oroen
Meadow s on tho baso bull diamond yestcr
dny uftcriionti anil after un exciting con
test came off victors, with tho scoro stand
lug 22 to 13
Tho Omaha Commorclnl rollego baso ball
team challenged Hoyles' College Sonlpm
this week und u series of games will b
played them In tho near future
I' I' lend DefeutH Exrlrr.
FRIEND, Neb., Juno 8. - (Spcclnl )-A
eloholy rontcsted gnmo of baso bull wad
played ycKtorduy at this plnco between tho
home learn nnd Exeter. Moorn nnd Wilson
were the buttery tor tbo homo team and
HIIsh und Marvel for Exeter Tho scoro
stood C to 5 In favor or Friend. Thn gamo
is to bo repeated ut Exetur next Friday.
IiiiIIiiiih Win I .ur StrnlRlit. t
IIOI'KINTON, In. Juno l.-(Speclal.)
Tho Nebraska Indians defeated Lenox col
lege yoMerduv. '" " IL I hoy defeated
ArnllsHa. in . Mmiduv. V Ut 6, and Port
Byron. III. TuemU mill ednesdny, 17 tn
und 11 to 3. thus making four amc
straight.
Vii)iie Inlli-ue. KM Wlnslilp, 4,
WINSIHE. Neb, Juno 8. (Special,) Tim
Wuynii college learn and tho Wlnsldo team
played a gnme of base ball hnro yestorday
afternoon hut 'hd not finish It on account
of rain. Wlvn they ntopped tho scoro stood
10 to 4 In luv.ir of tho nollefe.
eli i n AhkiicIiiIIihi, '
At rol ni'l)' - Toledo, 7 (Columbus. 5.
A Li il-'t'f H heullng, 0; LoulBvllle, 5.
IiniiJf ip' lis Indianapolis, 7; Fort
i i. ...
At Dat n-Mirlon, 6; Dayton, 3. '
