Nebraska Newspapers

    .TUB OfAIIA DAILY Bri!: THURSDAY, AUGUST 7, 1002.
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DfaO KOINES, Aug. 4- (Special TMf
(run.) Dm Molne turned tb table oa
too Kidnapers today and gave tnara a eieaa
hatout. Morrison 414 1U EU benders
Were aa Bard to And as 119 bUla la ft church
collection and h Allowed tb bosky Rourke
familr tut flvft scattered hltft lm m gaiay
Inning. - Graham - pitched ft food (an,
bat bo allowed the L'nflrtakers to bunch
thlr hit and that explain tie acoro.
On Kidaaper ms.naerd bt war to
th half-way place la the sixth lnalng,
tU ho got bo farther an 4 so other Kid
apsr a for.
Graham wa tho luc.hr rasa and ho vet
ted opt clean two-bagger. He died
TOtftnaty oft tho ootid bttttoa. fof
tho vest two Ben vsro easy awta. Oonftui
died on Cet ta tho firet after ft elsgift.
Carta s'.r-sled la tho third aSS wo pot
wot trying to ptJihaadl second. Dolaa
d.vtoed la tho fifth and ft awirt do Me
play br OTary, Qylen end BU elrtit-
omtad tho hope ef tho Ornithma ta tho
osth after Ctcme had tnatfe hla ecir alnglft
of tho pen, Ttnptro Abhott got hi or
tabld oevirfcl tirade and waa rather had
on balla an. atriTrea, hut c waa oraa ap
with hi tmialroes. Nop of tho Kidnap-
ore error wr expensive, hut Graham'
Wlldnes wno responsible for two of the
Mldgeta" run. CLwtry pot op a ur rm
aad gobbled up eight amtata aloeg with
two putouta. Base stealing waa expensive
oa bvtfc siuee and lUi lUoel a&d two
Kidnapers were blotted out trying .to pur
loin tho second big. It wa ft fast.
snappy ga.rn and aa it waa ladles' day it
la possible that tho fair Cacea la tho grand
otasd were reeponsai tor the glassy area
of tho Omaha swatters. ' Attn4aaca, TOO,
Secret
e3 rcrrrra.
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hlotrison, f
Total
.87 i ( tl U I
OMAHA.
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Oil orcLi-nn, e. (rtruf out 1 JJ-ri;oa,
it by iarauam 1. 'iimai 1:M Uutira;
Ahhutt.
- Kavauiaa Cltjr Wfaa Bth.
PTOJTA. ri Ac;. (U-r(iM Cify maj
ft two ir-. . ut from i'eot tui nif.ruoon
h-f cf tort u htttiiwf and toOTportuao er
rore va tu tnrt of tho looaia. Tli flret
un waa a Iwnlve-laninir pitcher butl
tu U Ilart had uUUy tho beat cf fc
. B.H.SV
jr." City..
.tlttllltltiUi a 1
Ttytfrift Kanaao City, Cabl and Moa
oK.t I-eotUy iian and AVUaoa.
- v It-HE.
fra t M 1 I M 01 a
trctt. 049ft40 44
Patfrtt Kbm Ctty, Q!(n and Woo
aitt; Peoria, hialaiall artd Wliwm.
Poarrei Soata CeIra4o griaa,
Trrrr An. . DTer and ColotTido
Frrl:jf donair'd tho pinr.viAa of toJay
m to tii fAtn'iy cf the Ut AMtrnitn
Anorew Ken? and I.74 peiAn peij H vn
to te i!y iniT. Th erutbliiort a not
vo to tlie etnndnrd recent. lualntaiued by
tue teaxna. fecures
Denver 4 Mf HI -40
Colo. Bprhg...3 M M H-1U I
Iatlrte: Denver, MoCloskfy, Syler nd
ViiM;n C olorado fconnja, isvii joue. hic
jNeely and i.am.ii
atato h4 Oat Kilwaahoo.
milwatjkeb. Au. .t. jora de
velop a l'ttinf irk In tho e'-h1! ln.
Ins, poundlna out four run and winning
tlie Uiird mcctBjlfe -m irotn the hoot
teem, b!ii aainlnUtwfittg a out-oat. At
teuuuvo. bwrei
ft. Joneph M f OM Mil I
h)lleuke .... 0 M M M t ft-0 $
Batterlesi fit Joseph. JParvla and Both;
jb iiwsuM.M, Au&lue and LHicia.
atasdlac of tao Teaasa.
. PUved. Wen. It PC.
Craaha 83 S? a ,i o
lnver W M T .
Kenaa City it el 41
..;wllV Mt 4f 4A f -
St. Jo"ph ..v T 41 .6 i
Cotorli Ppring M 44 44
Molne tt M .( I
l'orle U 14 t4 .1,4
Osmci toflsy; Omaha at Pea Jfifne,
Ft. Joat'ph at Milwaukee, Kftnec Cil (
Peoria, Colorado During at leuyer.
G.U1ES IN r.ATI0:,AL LEAGUE
Plttsharx Beoreo Jt rcrtk Cobw
mt iwm Xirirj Ovr V Tek
o LtirB Gvoaada,
KSW TGRK, An . e.nrhe flnftl rajme of
the Millie Uirenti l-ittburi aaS lew ior
rtiil cn m-t mujt of rin. the ore at
tr. e:,d of ih ru-a innlia- bJn I to 0 la
foff ef 1 iiinbutK, inaklnlf tour conwuu
I've vi. torte for tne tb8.rTisjiorw, Ift
Fi;1-r ot the Kw Vi- t--m 1-d
an m.r.iriin wt Vii'!re knH alui
at tU Luc la the mth imuu. lie knemud
The bst tonla for Insomnia.
nervouDoea and Indmion ta
Oold Top hT. It centKln
noiuU but th pure, attracted
Juice of malt and bops, , iiyi.
clan commend It for Invalid
end eonvaiaecentik
Jettcr CrewiCo.
So. Oiatha, 'f t)n I.
Cmaba OtrWe. "Pkoue U4t
III fclCSLLL.
V.'hoUaaU Dealer,
l'.'.l Mala, Co. 1.1 aT. hone KX
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1 0tu viMvvi i
Tola la l 111 i I
ftttivir- 1 4 4 4 0-4
t"" torn 44 04
llret on UTora: fltiaburc, L Tft
WUKti ?-'W T'rlt, I: I'Ut"bur, . Flnt
b on beltn; C'l Taylor, 1J eft CTioehro,
L P'niolt outt Taylor, 4: hy C"hr.ro,
toln baeoi Clarke, .Umpires fcmaUa.
Time; I'M.
a toeae BrooVIya.
BROOKX.TN, Aw, a. Tho final aamo of
the riin ttwn Cincinnati and Brook
lyn wm oalled at tho brplnnlnf ot the o
end lnnlTir on arcount of rain, la tho flrt
Iralnif Clmrlnnati aoorod foor nine end
VrooiUrn Bon, eo that (he atorkn saved tho
local players from a probable defeat
tavdUtff ! ta Team.
Played. Won, 1mt. P.C,
Pltteburg ..... J....SS 65. 20 . .V
Chl1 fi '44 ' 40 ; ".fx.1
Irok.1yn S4 41 .Ml
inietftn 44 4 ..b4
Cincinnati .mm. 40 48 ,4
Pt, l-0u! ...M....t -41 49 .44
I'Mlad-.hl .W) , 1 M .4)4
New Tiotkc -...hS 2S 0 . .IIS
, flme todry: Bt txul at Brooklyn,
Plttebnr; at rhlladnTphia, Chicago at New
Torit, tincirmau at Boetoo,
a
LEAGUE GAMES
raaatia-taa) Peaatfta Pattonoa , f av.
grWlr ta Jrtnrt laataa Leo
Bold Tfcoa Vi
CIIICAOO, Acr. a.-The vlltora hatted
PattrtK.n aawflt at th tart, but only
In ti fret Innin. Tho reoalo poundd
Carrk-lc fnr three eioclee aad two double
tho fJmt time up. Iiee pl'ohed the remaln-
oer oe Tno gnmo. Altenaance, 1.TOX rJoor
CHICAOO.
JCAOO. I -WAaBrNOTON.
a,H.o.A.B.I a. mo. a. a.
1 1 1 I ('Rnn. .f e a a e a
rant, Ik.
Jr.na, et.,M III :iiria, k.v. 14114
... v v.i'orio, a.u.
Orwa, rf,.... 1 4 4 4 liDaMi'ty, Um
lteh'ty, V.I I 1 I
R.itr, N. I I I I I
y. i aa, i a a i i
KvMV lt.. 4 4. 4 1
1-.:-: :,M 4 14 4
tir. 9I...M 4 14 4 0
i:esi a, la. evil
I I I I I
Onk, rt..M.. 4 4 14 4
'-rar. 4 4 14 4
HrKarPe, e.. 4 4 4 1
Pauanea, a. 1 4 1
CUrk. ... 4 1
r.rrlckj .. 4 4 1 4
Tetal M 4 It M 4
unit ,..m e e e
Totala 4 44 14 1
Batted for Carey tn ninth.
Chloro .... IM00UM
IWl en butMH Chlraeax Tj WeahlnaHon,
I Two- hi tot Jones, Delehanty, Ityan.
Ptrarujt fSftcrlrico hit! Oreen. Stolen baaei
etran. Xa"e on belle: Oft PatterwJn, S;
Oft Im, 1 a tmai Urnplrei Boertden.
- Kaltoa Iiooi ( It, Lomle.
T, ICia, Aor. .-Kahoe loat a heart
hreshlriff (ram for St Ixniia today by a
wild U.row to third la, tho aUth Inning
anl atupid baeo running In tho ninth when
with the baee full aad a run needed to
tte ho waa caught off third baa tor tho
f.nal out The windup of tho gaate waa
the tnoet exciting aeeo aero thla aeaeon.
AtUndanee, I,u0 Boor I
aoarcrt r. txrte,
ft.K.O.AB,l U. U. O.A.I.
P-wrWty HI 4 4 4 4'Surtratt, It,, 1 41
rwinaa, lb., lilt !f.tart. ..Mill
j.hi, ec.1 j I jtUR.phiil, nil M
Jrwimam, It. f I I I Atni..nwB, Ik. 1 11 I
aa..M4 14 1 liV.. ,,, a.,. ( J 4 J
U'-tx. lb.. 1 1 I 4 4 Xrt'orx (kl 4 1 4
'!. ..I 14 4 :HtJ.Iv Tth.-J 1114
Crtov e.,1 iK.(,o-?,...w-, (til
Tetal H.IUHU tl Total ... 4 U IT II I
Boston a i i a a i a
Bt uouia M.,.M.M.a 11 u t 0 M
Faml runi et Vouifi, 4; Bolton, C
Two-bae hit: Burkett. llemphlll, Ander.
hltei Colilnn, Crleer. Baorlflra Mtei Held
rk-k, Crlger. Douule plavi FerHa and Z-a-C
banco; Parent, Perrf and LaChance;
rwiniui, vi i jr avna w"liin. raxu'd 6U:
Kahoeu, fltoln baeeo: Buraett. rirat baeo
on bails; OiTt Powell, 1; off Dlnnen, .
etrnoJc out: By Powell, I; by Dlneen J.
Ilt oa baaco; It. Loula, 4: Boa ton. I,
Timet 104. TJmplreot Carruthera and
Johnitona,
A mate-op Oatattofcoo Waddcll.
' CUBVEtAND, Aug. 1 Smith, a local
amateur, outpltched Rub Waddell today,
Cleveland winning out In the ninth on
inrlea by Bay and Lejole. It wa Wad
dall a firt appoaranc ta Cleveland, but
rda . F th attoudanoo down. Attend-
a.a.a I
PHIUHiETPHiA.
a.a.o..
n.H.Q.A.B.
By, ef. ... 1 111 !Hw
riir, sk.. 1114
Rartaal, W... 4 114 4
xi". f 14 14 4
aLa,.kA aft a X at ah
Uilola, 4 I I 4 C
t'lika. Ik.. 4 I 11 4 lliiaria. Ik.... 4 14 4 4
r.ick, rf 4 4 1 4 4iU Craaa. lb. 1 I I 1
Ww anhr. It 4 1 I 4 liMarvhr. Ik.. 4 4 i i a
bn'wr, all I I M. Croaa. a. 1 4 4 4 4
tamls.
leu Ik,
""' III? ,i-iir, HIM
...., 4-4 4 4 V, .4d.il. ... 41414
N TaUJs I 11 It II I Tout. (rTl
On out when winning aun was aoored.
rlereland. I 1100 1-4
hlladoiuhta A 4404000-4
Two-baaa hlts Hlrkman, Oochnaur.
Jjaioi and Hickman. First base en balls)
ott emlth, I: off Waddell. 1 Left on bases:
Cleveland, Philadelphia, T. fitruch outs
57 Smith. 1: by WaiJJel!, U. Wild pitch:
Waddell, L Tlmoi 1:40, Umpire: G Laugh
tin, ....
BaJtlaaoew Tahoo th PI ret. "
DETROIT, Aug. WIl'o good pitch
!"ar we given ii'ler.did eupport today and
Paltiutore won the opening game of th
erica. Two hit end a ltl of third be a
by McFrnd e"nr4 Ps!tl?rr, first run
and ucceelve lnlea by William. Arndt
and hieUor brousht In the second one. Two
hits, base an belle and. Wiltse' wild
pitch were responsible for Detroit'a run.
fccore:
ftAtTSKOPtl.
XWEOIT.
h.H.O.A
a H O. A-ft.
KaS-arl'4, al. 11H SiH.rl.,. U... I I I I 4
t,A;h, tt... f 4 1 4 KilxW.14. H.I I i I t
Vim.Mlt at I I I ecasar, Ik.... I i f I I
Aru'L, rl...- 4 I I 1 al arrail, !... 4 114
w.uur. in... V I MM a V nolDMS, rf... e I I 4 1
fcaw.ll, ... fill Bk, lk 1 I I 1 I
tiih.rt, as.., 4 111 uIkmh, lb,. Mill
it. 4 111 Buelow, a.... 4 4 14 1
Villi., ...
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e a a a a.
M.l.ltt, I 1 4 I
TnUle
. I 14 It 4 41 Totals ... 1 IH I
Paltimoro 1440140 0-4
Detroit 41404069 4-1
Two-base hlti Elberfe.'J. Scrlflce hit:
Arnot. j-'oImi baaa; Mcp.rlnd. Barrett,
Aii..lt. Xiaoai Cu Liaiiiaji Cu Muiiin. S; oh
Wiif., 4. Slit by pitcher; fclberfeld.
Arr.au Left on basn: Detroit, 4; Bald,
more. 1 fctrjck out: By Mullln. f. by
Wlitse.'. Wild pitches: Wlllne, i; Mul
Un, L Tlius; l.ua. Uinplret Connolly.
ataaUB of the Teaats.
Played. Won. Iost. PC
Chlcairo H - w i in
Fc Loul M tii
1 "fton W 41 .64
I rnUrtelphla . 14 44 S9 .b0
uu.uiiga ..........b 41 S . (
devalued fel . 43 4 .el
Detroit t4 IT 47 .4)
LalUmors) M tl 51 .iZl
Games today; Washington at Chicaso,
ra.ium.ir at Detroit, IhlladeltitiU at
C tevoiabd, Xvaton at bL Louie.
Irra Teas t.oeea.
Tli Toung Men's Christian Asaoctation
ball team burned ennuyn holes In the
tnantle of the bprue rlubberers yrstertlny
to uu tiieiu to cvtet. bion and Cami.hi 11
wars th uil percha artl;Wry an Vil
lsrd brotbars aaaln perfumed for the
Cbi'letian. il.laoii of the Byre U. I knocked
a li.rtfa basacr. The acoro liiaod thua:
K ICE.
T. M. C. A t II14440 0-114
e,.rag'j .a 0 1 1 4 0 Q 04 I 4
IJJ AEr.ICATi ASSOCIATION
ladiaaeroUs Oeee to Piece la Fifth
aavd Atlowa Kaawi City,
to Wis.
KANSAS C1TT. Ana. ft In1!ar.poll
went lo plrooa after Ibe flrat half of the
fiftn and aliuwed ktuat City to overcome
a load or av run and win, Attendance,
l.iMi. Score:
Kansas rrrr. indunapolii.
ft. at. O. A K I H.H.O.A. ft.
Iioiaraaa, rt.. t I 1 S Hort.re, HI I I 1 1
kwvi.M, t..,. 114
Or.4. lb.... Ill
at.... Ill
I r a..,.. Sl
Bl.l.t.. U Ill
k ni l Ik. I I I
T 1.1.1, la I I I
tr. I I I I
I 1 ra. Id I I 1 4 1
I I H oolnil. lb. II I 1 I
I in ib.... I 111 I I
4 a o .,iaa. aa.. I 1 I 1
I I Coultar, ...! I I I 1
s a hvi.a. if 1 1 1 1 1
I I l .ji .a. a ... I 1 T I 1
4 ( -.n...t. .... I 1 I 1 I
.!!. I S
TuUla
..av u II II II
Total, ... II M u I
-naiteo rnr Buanore 1 nmtlt Inning.
Kni Cuy 4 14411 10
ln.ii.Luipui.s 1111404 4 I
ltTitA runat Kansas Cl'y. I: I.dtansp
f. . i.:i-i,im mia: 1 i.. 1 1 , .. r a , oray
lvnle. Uaar. Woodrtinr. o I umi 1 hreo
tfc.e hits; lleUou. tvi. bectidc hi tat
y-V!'9 tak off etid w floed
Oat. AttvnU&ncn, I.lou. Bcorp.:
nrraorvv i saw
Kmce, 1,.-ara,. 0'Hrtn. Kuhn. PloV.n
la: Knilifi" (2), H-lil, Wnmlruff.
Hit by pitfhd bell: Py O.nr. 1. Ba.e on
1h1!; On" )r, 1; riff Pu.!hT. t. Ptmck
oii: Tiy Ooar, 4: bjr HulhnT. I. Pa.d
bell! lleydon. Time: 1:44. Vmplre: Hae
klL Loailavlll Beat MllweeUee.
MltWAUKFK,
the elffhlh end K
Ana:. Pour single In
PTwin't wild throw nettd
ilwmik and vd them
thr rune for M
from a abut-out.
LOCiavtTXIC
- HHO
AUndanre, JoO. Boore:
I MILWAt-RRK.
a. ft. I a h o. a. a.
l'b.rr.a. It... 4 14 4 0
a-mrln, rf... 1 I
Onrnar, e... I
O.nuil. lb... 1
CiraMT. aa. ..
rioumoT. it. e
t 4
. Mi-R'a, tt. 1
4 4 I
I
e biriii.bwk, lb 1
Mailman, H.
-lineman, aa 1
riuakla, lb. 4
Dnnohae, Ik. 4
Hpr, e 4
Jaoohma, p.. 4
04w.ll, if.... I
Hrti.uh, lb... 1
IhriT.r, e., 1
ftoakle, p.... I
4 I 4
1 I . 4
Totals ...4 I It 14 1 Totals ... I 1 17 14 I
tioulsvllle 1)000410 04
Milwaukee ' ft 4 ft 0 0 I 01
Earned mm: Milwaukee, t: Iioulsvtlle, t.
Two-ham hits: tschauh, flohrlver. Bonner.
Pacriftoe hit: Clymer. Baeee on balls: Off
Jacobeon, 4; off l'linkcl, a. lilt by pitchM
bell: Duncan. Kae1 balls: Prhrlv-r.
Wild pitch: Dtinkel. Btrurk out: By Ja
ccbaon, 4; by Dunkwt, 1. Left on bases:
Milwaukee, t; Louisville, 9. Stolen bene.:
Kerwln, Scblebeck. Umpire: Ebrlght.
Time: 1M. ,
. Toledo Win Close Game.
MINNEAPOLIS, Aua ft Toledo won the
game today jon a peas, a three-beg ajer by
Mock and a single by Burns In the ninth.
Both plt:hrr were hit bard, but Mock
we given th better support. Attendance,
MO. Score 1
TOLEDO. . . MINKKArOLIt.
a n. o a I r.h.o.a t.
kfaaaar, rf... 111! e I.rni-h, ef.... 1 I I I I
F.araa, Ik.... 1114 o'llir. If 1 I I 1 1
Turear, lk... Illl 1 Cooler, lb... I 111
Kl.loow. as.. I I I I j wiimot, rl... I I I I I
' I III elwm, lb.. 1 1 14 I I
Imlth. lb.... I til rurwr, 1 life
Co.c-w.li, If 1 1 I I ,Qii!illa. ea... I llll
Oras, ..-.! I I I entrant. !....! till
hack, .... 1114 ijCribbiBa, ... 1 1 t 1
Totals ... I II II II 1 Teuls ... I II 17 1 4
Toledo 0 0 1 t 0 0 I 0 t-4
Mlnneapolla 0 0 1 9 g 1 4 14
Earned runs: Minneapolis, t; Toledo, h
Two- base hit: Smith. Three-bane hits:
TaUly (2), Eyers, Grant, Mock. Wild pitch:
Mock. First base on balls: Oft Mock, 1;
off Crlbblns, 1. H truck out: By Mock, 2.
Left on bases: Minneapolis; 7; Toledo, C
Double play: Lally to Crlbblns to Bycrs.
Ptolea basea: Cooley, Lynch, Burns. Baa
rlnce hite: Lynch, Burnn, Coggswetl,
Time: 1:2. Umpire: Tindin.
St. Paal Beats ColaDtftas,
BT. PAUL. Aug. 4. The locals made It
three straight from Columbus by heavy
sues. ear.. Aiienuance, ao. ocorr
4T. PACL.
COLUMBt'8.
S.H.O.A.K.
OeUr, l 114 10
Shannon, fM 1 S I 4 I
Lumler, rf.., 4 1 4 1 0
HuiKtne, lb.. 1 4 I 1
Duuiliertr, If 1 4 1 4 I
K.ll.r, lb... 1 I 14 4 I
R.U.0.A.I
Hart, rb..... 1. I I 1 1
Handrloka, rt I 4 I I 4
M. Farl'a. rf. 1 1 I I I
0-II.(n, lb. 1 I I I I
I. Wa r. Ik. I 1 1 I I
Knoll, If 4 114 4
C. Wag'r, aa. 4 4 I I I
Fox, e.,.i... 4 4 1 4
ruller, 1 4 111
Bailey, p.... 4 4 4 1 1
McMackia, p. 4 1 4 4 1
Karier, a..., till
M.reaa. a..., I I 1 1 t
aa. m.
aval, f
Him
114 4k
Totals ...It II It 11 1
Tot la ... I I M 19 I
Bt Paul 1 4 ft I ft 0 ft 10
Colurabu 000004101
Earned rum: Bt. Paul, 4; Columbus, 1.
Two-baa h'ts: Oeler, Hugglns, Hurley.
Three-base hltai Oeler, Huggin. Pa critic
hit: Btlmmel. Ptolen bases; Shannon,
Huggina (.). First base on balls: Off
Btlmmel, 4; off Bailey, 1; off McMackln, L
tlrst bas on errors; Bt, Paul, 1; Colum
bus, 1 Innings pitched: By Btlmmel, I;
by Bailey, t; hy McMackln, a,. Left on
base: Bt Paul, 4; Columbus, I. Btritck
outi By Btlmmel, (; by Bailey, 1; by Mo
Mackln, 1. Double play: Btlmmel to Hur
ley to Keller. Time: 1:68. Umpire: Flg
gemeler. taadlaiT f ta Toasas.
'Played. Won. Lost.
LouIstTII aW....M 43 11
Indlnnapolla u se
Bt. Paul 4 64 40
Kansas City 9i
Columbus 94 44 10
Milwaukee ., W 43 44
ixinrieapolla .....63 ti M
Toledo , M 80 44
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no games scneauiea ior toaay.
Cselfthtoa Hold Bloosaftelel Dowa.
TIT 11Altrf T" V -W. k,,m lanal.l
ilAiii.. 11111, , . . t ' ' 1 ' 1 - -
Telegram.) Crelghton defeated Bloomfleld
her today by a acore ot 7 to 1. The feat
ure of the game was th pitching of Welch
for Crelgbton and tho batting ot Steele and
Perrlne. Croighton has not leaf a gam
to Bloomfleld this seaeon and today' vlo
tory was the hardest fought battle of the
season a Bloomfleld waa strengthened by
several additional players. Boor cy in.
6'n81 ' R.K.B.
Crelghton ......f ftOftftOgfti-JlOl
Bloomeld o 1 o o 0 .0 01 1
Batteries: Crelghton. Welch and GUlard;
Bloomfleld, Duffer and Beld. Btruck out:
By Welch. ; by DuCer, 7. Two-bas bit:
Down. Orn and Bteele. Home runs:
Bteele. Bas on balls; Off Welch, t; off
Duffer, '4. Uroplr: Longenecker of
Wausa.
Indian Forfeit the Gasrl.
KflftTH PLATTE. Neb.. Aug. 4. (Special
Telegram.) Ono of the prettiest games of
ball tills season waa played here at Dillon
park yesterday afternoon, barring th last
half of the ninth Inning, In which the In
dian quit th gam. Up to thl Inning the
gem stood to 1 in favor 01 Linycuue,
when the local team made one run and bad
nen on bases with one out when tho In
diana left th diamond. Th umpire gave
the same to North Piatt to 0. Batter-
lea: North Platte, Teel and Hall; Chey
enna, Naah and Bryerly.
Wilis Win la the Tenth.
wr.'vraA VTK S flMl.1 I Ttr.,
W A l A, V 1' 1 1 . .
defeated Randolph In a ten-Inning game
on the Home grounu py a cor ot t to
4. Bcor by Inning:
B.H.B.
Wasau ....... 00140000 1-7 44
Baudolph ....0 0 I I 0 6 1 0 0 0-4 S i
Batteries: Wauna, GUmore and Alberts;
Pandolcb. McNally and chaffer and Bees.
Time: 1:66. Umpire: Hoy Richmond.
'- " 1 t
Fort DeAee Defeats Onawav
FORT DODOE, la., Aug", ft (Special.)
Port Dodge defeated Onawa today by a
rora of t to 4. Pitcher Boyle held the
vleltors safely In every Inning, except the
fifth when sharp hitting and errors scored
six runs, at lor tne sioe nan neen retired,
sort Dodge tied the score in the fifth and
won In the elshth on timely hitting. Bat
teries: Port Loose, Boyie and Whluemorei
Ouaaa. 1'lun and rlexe,
Clr!de Sovt-na Dakota City.
COLERIDOE. Neb.. " An, ft Special
Telegram.) Coleridge defeated Dakota City
nail team here today ty a score or l to i.
The feature of the pame was Noyee" pitch
ing. Koyee broke hie thumb on the right
hand ten days ago while playing ball at
Norfolk and tht waa hla first gain since
th Injury.
Tkree-I rLea-ue.
At Bloomlngtoa Bloomlngton, t; Daven.
port, k.
At Evaromlla Evanrvill. I; Cedar liap
Ids, 2. . r
At Terr Haute Terr Haute. IS; Bock
Island, 1.
At Decatur Docatur, t; Rockford, J.
r
la leathern Laaa,
At Birmingham Blrmlniham, t; Atlanta,
7. Birmingham. 8; ' Atlamn, 4.
At Nuj.hviue NaJtiiviiie, 10; Chatta
nooga, 11. Neehville, 4; t'nattanooga. I.
At bhreveport tiiireveport, 8; Little Rock,
Knacks Oat Beaday Base Ball.
FREMONT. Neb.. Aug. ft Speclsl )
There will be no more base ba.ll playing In
Fiemont on bunday, as the management
of the Frrmoni team aunounce tbat it will
lot schedule any mure games for Sunday.
Blaj Attendaneo nt leward naees.
BEWARD, Neb , Aug. 4. Sneclal Tele
gram.) liie opening a.y of the toeward
ti-n was a Krand success and a lam.
crowd waa In aitendanca. In the t: pare
Ibe driver of kl.ir.hall Good waa ant to
tne barn and auuiiier driver subantuted
after the huiae had come in cecond three
tunes. Kaces are limited to five haats.
Rtsults:
l acing. 1 35 class, pure VaO:
Marehal flood 8111
loptka Maid 114 4 4
Trl.by O I i 1 ; j
Ooorge Poet 8 4 8 8 1
li ttle L 4 I i I 1
hinaoy uof 7 114
J K. B... da
Time: 1:8m. 8 22W. iH. 2 tSV. I.S6V4.
Trutllng. 1 45 cl.M, purse iooU:
I.lli.h ilia, 1 1 8 I 1
6i ar klcuregor 18 111
Comtnent 4 4 8 8 8
Alcono I I 1
f'or" 4 T 4 4 4
)kron liny 8 8 f 7dr
atbrriiiei of York 4(484
ir. i w. i-arpor 4 14 Ida
anas onitaiii 7 4 da
Aldal liam--d 10 10 dr
lime: 8. A,,. Ir-S. 8.19'i, 8,, I
The rars tomorrow wnlbs tl.a 8 a trot
puree -'."J, aad Ibe 8.7 vace, pura 81.400.
START IN TENNIS DOUBLES
fivo lfitcbes in First Eonnd of th Kew
City Tonmimsiit.
YOUNGSTERS AGAIN COVE TO THE FRONT
Yeeea' aad t aid well th Only Uld
Familiar Heme Left In tho Play
After Last Klaht'a
Work.
With lx games of double tn progr,
flv of them tournament games, the tennli
court! of Omaha Field club presented a
busy appearance yesterday evening. The
occasion wa th opening ot tho city
championship tournament In doubles. The
event had been gotten up on rather thort
notice, as a sequel to the single champion
ship, which was settled last Saturday, and
Ixteen pairs were found to enter. Among
the thirty-two name are about a halt
doxen which did- not appear Id the entry
list for th ilngles tournament.
Much Interest attache to tho pairing.
Almost without exception tho teams are
new, Toung and Caldwell being tho only
familiar combination In tho list. Moat ot
tho other are together almost for th
Brit tlmo, and It tl hardly to bo expected,
therefor, that the tournament will bring
out any very excellent team work.
' Of yesterday' revolt, thft defeat of
George Mclntyro and Frank Haskell, by
J. W. Battln and J. W. Towle, waa th
biggest surprise and It wa poof team
work that cauaed It. Haskell hi not had
th practice lately that mad his play so
successful la local tournamsnta few year
ago, and It rai almost th first time this
seaeon that he and Mclntyro had hem In
the court together. Nevertheless, they
were expected to prove one ot thl strong
est' teams of th bunch, and their defeat
has upset calculation considerably.
Mora Proaaleln; Yonnnatera.
Battln and Towle, who defeated them by
the acoro of (-0, 8-, 8-4, will this evening
go against R. K. Sunderland and Prod
Dufrene. Thla pair yesterday eTerthrew
F. M. Blish and H. D. All another cis
of tho - Titerans giving way be for th
newcomer. Sunderland and Dufrene bar
a similar method of play, both of them
relying largely oa tbelr activity ' In th
court and they certainly kept will together
and helped each other aa far aa it wai
possible for them to do. - Blish had only
returned a fiw daya before from hla Ak-
Ear-Bm outing, and h waa little out of
practice, thla being especially noticiahle la
hi service, which wsi wild and weak. Th
oore of 1-8, 8-8, 8-1, ehowa how th match
went, .
Toung and Caldwell had aa easy time
with Lynn thirwood and H. Doorby, who
aeemed to feel defeat hanging ovir them
and hardly attempted to win.
Kill and Collett had still easier vie.
torr over 0. B. Erwla and A. Moore, and
If they keep up the lam form, should
probably get through to meat Young and
Caldwell in th final. They hav a. hard
match or two between them and victory,
however, and may fall by tho wayaldo.
0--a. amavivM.hlv fa 1 1 .rl rilll
of th city and Power and Martin, were
given . ft wlk-over. The other match
were postponed until tonight on account
of tho absence of one or more player.
Summaries: -.f :.. ,'
A. Potter and G. Martin beat D. Poiurd
and A. Bcrlbner, by default.
C. 8. Toung and B. 8. Caldwell boat Lynn
Sherwood and H. Doorby, 4-4, 4-1.
Fred Hamilton and O. Prltchett beat B.
F. Colley and E. Sherwood. 4-4. 4-8.
J. W. Battln and . . w. Towle beat
George C. Mclntyro and Frank Haskell,
ft-ft, S-tVft-4. - .v -I '.'- -':
R. E, Sunderland and' Fred Dufren beat
F, M. BHsh and 1L D. Allee, -12. 4-8, 4-L
F. J. Hill and A. Collett beat O. L. Er
win and A. Moore,' 6-1, 4-1.
Flar' This Kvenlaar.
For thla vicing, at S:!0, tho program is:
J. 8. Brown and Herber Rogers against F.
F. Webster and C. C. Wbstor.
Luther Kountzo and Dr. Fred Rustlo
against J, Hughe and Dr Schneider. '
And In tho second round: Potter and Mar
tin against Toung and Caldwell; Battln aad
Towle against Sunderland and Dufrene. Alio
Hamilton and Prlchett against tho winner
of Brown and Rogers agaiust F. F. md C. C.
Wibiter, and Hill and Collett against win
ner of Kountzo and Sustln against Hughe
and Schneider.
HUDSON GETS IN RACE AGAIN
reason Kentucky Stable Pnt
Twinkle Into Bale at Baflale,
Beetlner Reamer.
BUFFALO. Atir. ft The feature of the
third day ot the Grand circuit meeting was
th defeat of Koamer In the 8:14 pace. Th
race weut an heat, rtoamer getting tn
first two handily In 8:0Vi and i:07H.
In th third Laconda, the New England
pacer, cam at him and they had It ham
mer and tongs sll through the mile. La-
conda winning by a head. , Time: 1:07 Si-
Hcott Hudson then took a hand with
Twinkle, getting th next three heat off
th reel. Itoamer wa laid up In the fourth
and fifth heats and In the sixth made a try
at Twinkle, the only heat winner starting.
However, the Moquette horse's heart was
gone and the mare beat him easily at the
end. Koamer waa favorite In th first
pooling. M againat th field $30.
Zephyr, the mare that wa drawn from
"The M. and M. for lamenfaa, started In
the 8:24 trot and won. getting a record of
1J1. Oeers drove ber, Bbafer being Uld up
with a sprained ankle. Wentworth was the
horse that made her trot and had Mc
henry been a Die to keep cn black steauy
the race would have been in split heats.
C'haa was favorite in thla raca, tvO against
M ior ine neia.
Bcott Hudson drove two winners, taking
the 8:04 pace easily with Audnbon Boy. He
came from behind and raced through bia
horses tn both heats. Audubon Bov waa a
favorite at to against tii. Ausella took the
..10 trot, r.dna Cook Breaking badly In the
second h-at. Ansella wks held at $60
against tli for the field. Summaries;
2.24 trot; purse, is.ouo:
Zephyr, b. in., by iuinbro, dam Gas- '
sells (Oeers) i Ill
Dulcs Car, b. m. (Miller) 18 1
Chase, b. m. (Hudson) 8 18
Wentworth. bik. g. (McHenry) tit
Wilton Boy. br. sr. (McDonald) 14 8
Oxford Chimes, blk. g (DikIk.) t S 4
Bailie Hardin, s. m. (MciSuire) 4 dr
Alfred Blor,-, hr h. ( hhlil) dr
Time: 3:11. X:lli. 3 lSVi. '
t 14 pace; purse, 12.:
Twinkle, br. by Mercury,
'am by Tom Hall, jr. tllud-
:n) 17111
Roamer. b. g. (Stahl) 11488
Iconda. br. h. (Brodblne) . .. 8 113 3 8
s mrwi.1 fciuatton, b. h. (Mc-
Oulre) 3 3 T I
prince Direct, blk. h. (Mc-
Henry) 10 t J t t
Carl Wilkes, ch. g. (Mc
Donald; T 8 4 4 4
JoUtaco, gr. g. (McConnall).. I I I I I
I a ml y Chimes, b. ft. (iicera)..ll 10 I 4 I
Pitullne l , bik. m. (dhowi... 8 4 t I dr
Min. Wlllimout. b. m. (Miller) i 3 10 dr
brown Heels, b. h. (Dodge!.. ,4 da
Time: Z.uoit. u7k. 2 -TVs, 8.us'4, :10H.
Sri"1.
3:10 pace; purse, 31,: two In three:
Amelia b. in., by Antrim, dam by
Alwood (M. Bandera) 1 8
Anteaelia. . m. (bpear) 4 3
Dan V liaes, ch. g, Iti-hell) 3 4
Dr. Bj'fltuian, b g. tr.rvin) ( f
Ruth M., c. m. (J Miller) ds
Time: l:lu. S.l.
S i pace; purse, tl.KO; two in three:
Audubon Buy. ch. h . by J. J. Ajbon.
dam by Bourbon .(Wilkes Hudson).. 1 1
Fannls Dillard, c. m. (Bnow) t
Shadow Chimes, br. h (Ueais) 4 3
Hetty O., c. m (Klley) 8 I
Mley B., blk. h. il-rvlng) 4
George, ch. g. (Mover) I
Tiiue: l.w-'s. 3 oi.
Adjenrneft Uaanes.
HANOVER. Aug. 4 By special renueet
of tke players ensaged In the Internaiiuiial
theas lu.lr' tournament toUay was set
aalile for tne f)nl-riliig u-5 of names ad
)tirnd from previous rounds. Tueee coin
iri.ed contrata be i ween Bardiebvo and
tii.aud, Flnebury and Bueihtlng , Atkoia
an. Janow.ki. T.ihlgorin and Ivin
hwlderaal and EazdUua and PuUbaty aui
THE MAN WITH THE Bid HEAD Oo -ray1 Olt outl Tm etck! I waist to dial K
THE MAN WITH THE LEVEL HEAD Ah, you old ftlnnef I No rest for the Wlckedl You will QO on a bat whllo youi
wlfa i in tba countrr. will rem. Ton ought to ftuff rl Bat why dldnt ou do aa I told you whan I left you last niaht. and
a I did myself: uki ft CASCARET Candy Cathartio befor cotna to hod? You'd fl good. Ilk I do. They work while
yon olr. tt "n voiir otomach nd bowwi. cool yoar f ororish llrer, and tcftke you foel fin and dandr thw mn'-nlnrt after.
Wolf. AH these game, with the excep
tion of th I'll labury-Wolf contest, were
dlaposed of In the morning sitting. Olland
won from Bardlehen and tb four other
game ended In draw.
OUTPLAY THE ENGLISHMEN
Davt International Lawn Teaats
Be pee in Thl Cenatry.
NEW YORK. Aug. ft Tfi wight F.
Davis International lawn tennis challenge
cup appedrs to be destined to continue to
repose In tnls country. Both Malcolm D.
Whitman and William A. Lamed, tho
Americana, piuyed better than Dr. Joaepbua
Plm and R. F. Doherty, the Engliehinen.
In the two seta played in the opening con
t"le In the singles on the courts of th
Crescent Athletic club at Bay Ridge today,
in both competitions) the point score was
one-sided and had th rain held off a little
longer the third set would unquestionably
have returned th Americans the winners.
Whitman scored his nets against Dr. Flm
at 4-1, 4-1. and Laxned against R. F. Do
hrrty at C-2, I t .
Th matches were started promptly at
3. SO, and at that hour a gallery of 4,0u0
persons filled tho grandstands and every
point of vantage. The opening service In
esch contest fell to tho Americana. Fred
Mansfield acted as referee for the Whit-man-Dr.
Plm match and Rob Wrenn for
thet between learned and Doherty.
Whitman began his aervlc with a
straight awlft ball that proved a fault. On
hlr second trial the ball struck tru and
oa th second return Dr. Plm drove a poor
back-hander Into the net which gave the
first point to th unbeaten Yankee cham
pion. Whitman lobbed over his opponent's
had for the next, point, then ran into th
net and smashed for the third In a wsy
that seemed to dnse the Briton. Dr. Plm
then got two points by a pans and an out
by Whitman, but tho latter took the open
lng game on a beautiful line drive. Th
old-tim champion of England was slow In
comparison with hi Ysnkee opponent. The
latter wa all dash and covered his court
to perfection. Whenever Dr, Plm tried t
get to the net Whitman lobbed over his
head to the baseline, and the Englishman
Hac.. h a hla riHi'D, mrA amnnil a,?,-
The second set Waa Wen "easier" for 'Whit
man.'. He well knew that he had th chal
lenging player at hi mercy, -and he rushed
the playing In the hope of finishing the
match before tho rain cam. He outplayed
Dr. 1'im at every point and wa willing to
continue the play Into the third set, but
Referee Richard -decided to postpone th
matches until 10:30 tomorrow, at which
time tho third e will be played and th
remaining matches In th single contested.
Captain Collins, manager of th English
team, wa much chagrined at th showing
of his men, but thojght they failed to get
fairly started and expects better ot tbem
tomorrow, Th point acore followe: - '
First set:- ... -. , .' "
Whitman (American).. 4 4 4 4 4 4 4-M-4
Dr. Plm (Briton) 3 4.1.4 1 1 428-1
Second et; ."..,. ., '
Whitman 4' 4 i , S 4 '4 4-28-4
Dr. Plm 118 41 1 15-1
The real sport ot th play was furnished
In the Larned-Doherty match, and it waa
not long before the attention was all drawn
to th court nearest the club house where
the younger players were engaged. It was
th keen interest taken in this match which
kept the crowd la th open some time after
the rain started, for, unlike the other part
of th tournament, thl match continued
until th downpour necessitated a cessa
tion . of : play. There was scarcoly n play
which waa not applauded and tho expert,
ritus displayed was of the highest ordur.
Lamed wotjld hardly be said to hav out
classed the Briton, and while the points
score show a disparity somewhere In the
Englishman's game, the latter showed that
ho Is no cheap adversary. Lamed displayed
a particularly ft re eye for the aide line
on hi returns and most of his points were
made br hla scientific placing ot tb bail
far out of reach rather than a ouaxlinat
Jwlet of the balls within th immediate
vicinity or Aonercy. in score:
First t:
W. A. Larned .
(America) 1 4 4 1 4 480-1
B. F. Doherty
(Great Britain).... t S 1 4 S 4 I 3-31-3
Second set:
W. A. Larned.... 4041444 8-8S-4
R. F. Poht tr.. 4 t 4 11 1 7-M-8
, Townsend Agyaln -, Tleter. s
WATERLOO. Neb., Aug. . (Special Tel
egram.) Tho score of the second day'
hoot given by th Waterloo Gun club waa
a follow: Townsend, Omaha, and Nichol
son, Nebraska City, tied on first place,
breaking 44 out of 100; Harlan, Auburn, 40;
Morrill, South Omaha, 6s: Carson, Auburn,
and Blotter, Fremont, 8T; Carter, North
Platte. M. Townsend won first high aver
age, Morrill second. Carson first low av
erage, Btoner second.
Dlavl Win Recover.
LONDON. Aug. 1 The American bi
cyclist Disvolo, who fell at the Aquarium
last night while "looping the loop," passed
a good night at Westminster hospital, to
which he wss taken after the accident. It
I expected that be will reoovet.
Mindea Worst Hasttnar Steaenta.
HASTINGS, Neb., Aug. . (Special Tele
gram.) The Mlnden baM ball team beat
th college aggregation of thl' city today
by a score of 11 to 4.
Look out for malaria. It is seasonable
bow. A few doea of Prickly Aih Bitters Is
a lure preventive.
Abbott I ele Urates Jabllee.
ATCHISON, Kan.. Aug. 4,-In connec
tion here today with the triennial meeting
of th Benedictine order ef the United
Btates the Jublie of Ut. Rev. Innocent
Wolf, who has completed twenty-five year
aa abbot, was celebrated. Seven bishops
and twelve abbots, with over one hundred
priests from alfTerent parts of the coun
try, were In attendance. RL Rev. Peter
rvif'a of Collegevlile, .linn,, waa elected
president, succeeding Rev. Wolf.
Passengers Detained at tails Island.
NEW YORK, Aug. ft-Aboat thirty of
the paseengeis on th dlaabled schooner
Notice from Capo Verde Ixlands for Provi
dence. wbUh was towed to this port, are
not mentioned In the- manifest ana the 1m
nilgrunt authorities hav detained them
at Luis Island penolng an Investigation.
Borne months sgo a warning was sent
out that Immigrant were bebig smuggled
to thlr country In small vessels from the
Cap Verde Id '.ends.
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