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ntr. omaha daiijY iinri ritinAY, august n, 1002. DES KOINES TAKES ANOTHER i . Tonnd Titchw Prow Hard in th Tint nd Eighth Inninga, , OMAHA STARTS" SOKETJIWG II SLVtfiTH tec a re Three flaws By- Hard FUtttaa;, . kat CoaM Da ftotBlaa; After that . nllk HoaTer-a tlaw Ohm. I (From a Staff Correspondent.) v . DES MOINES. Aug. T. (Special Tlo gram.) A. batting carnival lnVhe rnta Inning started by "Slate"' Davis' eagernes to cover QutDQ'a territory gav the Kid naper their thre marker! today. toh drov on down past first. Slat ran t (la bU digit on It, wbll rep Oulnn ?an boled around behind blm. Slate (at it, but allowed Eton t reach nrt, Dolao ssorl Deed to aaoond. Thomas got soak ad In th kidneys and drew Aral baa. Pear rapped a slngl past Brat, scoria Ston. and Gooding awatted th horaehldo pill to tight Odd, acorlng Pear and .Thomas. But that waa all. for the next, two were r out. The Undertakers aisvited tha gam by rapplag out four tingle nd a tw acker. .netting (our tallica. Tfcey got their other three 1n the eighth, whll the Kid' napera were enjoying a pilgrim through the atmosphere. The rootlnl el tha l4 fses was responsible to a great extt fsr the Rantos-Dumoat journey a ad th rooting today was- certainly the moat enthusiast I vr aeea on the bom grounds. It was a fireltv a&ma ItirAficrtimit Hftjktt'i ...u . tlonal backward catch of Oenlns awful swat la the fourth was ne; of tbo feature. Hlckey played a etar gam at third, though h let one bard one get away rota him. Fears on second is not a chrenlo auoceaa, but he got-' everything that ba went after. Uoffer used a alow ball throughout, which waa deceptive to the Omahoge. Browa waa tatted hard In the first and al.tth, but did U up brown th rest of the time. Attend ance, TOO. Score: y DES KOINES. J.. : . '. ' : AD. R. H A. 1 s I CIBTK, . CI, .,,..,.., Qulnil. 2b. ................ l ? t 0 Lry. a.. j.. .(.,.... 1bvIs lb.,.........,.. 1 ac Ko f . ' If . . v. ; ; . . . . .4 Vvsrner, rf . I. , W..-H ... A 1 . i . i Burs', 4b...,j.,l,n.;,.i Hanson, c. ........ l . Total' ,"a a .31 J . 10 . 17 1 PMAUA, AS. R. H. A. 0 t . t e a. 0 1 9 'Carter,, rf ,..,-,....4 0 Htrkey. lb. ........ ......4 1 1 1 Genh.s, cf A mono, ir. e 1. 4 4 j iiiriiin, IV. Pear,. 2b... Oondsng, c. brown, p... a4 4 l'.""'.'.'.'.'.t ! 1 t . : Total i. ...SI i t '24 15 Ie Moliie .....,... H H M I M Omaha 0 0 S 0 .S 5 0 3 Two-baee hits: Qulnn, Werner,' Ptnne. Ponhle jilaya: O'Leory, Qulnn, ravl. first b on bftlle; att Brown, t. lilt by pitched ball: By Hofir, ; by tirown. I. btrucK out: by lioiier, 1. Time: 1:W. Vmpire: Abbott. " Peoria ttm ILoelug. PEORIA." 111., Aua-. ?.-Kansaa City took the third of th actio today by buncnlhg was taken out and Ilart went In. Tsfrhclg heid Peoria down to three single. Attend ance, J0. Score; . - ..j . . . : ' h.H.B. Kanena City... I M M M 1M Ptorla 1 IMI1MHM Batteries: Peoria,- Cox,' Hart and Wll eon; Haneae City, Nlcbol and Ueasiit. Unxplre: Moran. Milwaukee Boot On, , o. . MILWATJKEB, Auit. T. -Th tooals ahut Pt. Jreph out tbl tternom Is a faet end (,.icfifrtatiug .gam. Atleiuianoa, sud. feCAre: ' ' : ' R.M.K. Milwaukee 4ta f tSt. Joseph I M M M i f 1 Batterln: Mllwaulrea; McPberaon and Iucla; BU' Joeepb.. C'Miin atid Koto. Y DtTr Wla Aaotbe. ' DENVETt; Aua .7. Today gam was loosely played on both ldes, but wa an aey on for th local team. Boom: . ' T R.H.E. . Denver 1 1 (I MlV-l i I Barterle: Denver. Whit ridge and WII on; Coloradq Springs Newmeyer and llan aen. y gtaadlne; of ia Teams. Plaved. TTdb. fst. V.C. umint ,- , ra I inver ............... 9 . Kineas City.,..,,..., S3 . kiawaukea 87 1 87 ?6 .411 M 1 47 44 ' Si a 87 41 40 44 46 S4 a .6"3 i .6 . .ell .! ' .41' .M ., bt. Jowrph $1 fr'oloradd Bprlcgs..., W - lea Mutnes tB feorta VI No gante scheduled fur today. GAMES 'I'M NATIONAL - LEAGUE Claalanatl Plays a ' Raggfl Hum, WJU1 Itoaten ts4 Hard . ' Wlaa. BOSTON. Au. 7.C1nctnnatl plared a rared gam today and ricaton batted hard, winning 1 to 1. Coolfy' batting waa llio only feature. Atteuao.ru:, 1.5mi. Score: aXiSTVN. I CINCINNATI. h.H.0.A. H.iS.O.A.B. v p.i tw. i t i!kiiot, u ... i tiea ;Ti..r, ia... I 14 t 1 H-'ir. ik.. i i I LKlr, u ... Ill ' rawtora, rl. I I I I rmr. rf.. t 1 4 PTwtj-, ef, t i OrtK's-r, III. I I I I Ik (till malt, Ik.. 1 lit (ronraa. aa. I 4 vi.ii. af 1 I I 1 Molt,! at, li. 1 i i I 'ora. title PmniM. a... a a I rillauaar, p. i I 4 I.ThUlxta, . 1 4 I iwa. 114 4 . Totals I II n II I. TK.la ... I 11 M II tcaton , S 9 4 9 1 1 0 4 -4 Trn--. II O ( 1 1t lian.iit mini lifmtnn. 1. Two-haao hlt: Pmm., 'i-y, t'rawfor1. Btolen bases; Twuiay. !'(: Vli to BH.)y, t' rriran to to .y. J-ianca on tr.5'3! O.T rh:M.!ts. 1: o.T .Tfciclntan. 2: off i n linger, 2. lt:i by i ltcheJ bail: Tetmey, i( arney, Jih rIcv. Ktrai k out; I'v tul. ft, 4; I., 'i lii!mai. . 1; by ' Pltllllps, t Time: l:i. .lirfiies: Iirown !ii irwtn. rtli4'pti Scats TittiSiors. PHILADEirHI A, Aur. t. Tb home e'.'jb wou frora lltuburg today In tha lust A fare aag ttvd a Ike sa eriaiiaal 11 ! 1 -J f rfc SBitataJoio j bi that dekra ef cxceUer.c that wa toe tiat" It :ivUbl rr tatloa wsy back ia th fort, bts rwquvel audevlatiaf car itt th lectlo fcf mate.-lalo. and th constant attAtta ni th auoat akiilad itiasiera of the trrr'a art. v. LLAT2 f.TALT'VJVJ.aC 1 i i OMAHA MUAktU, 1414 llaaaiaa b Tel. loctl. s 8 W.I f "V f ' ' " 7 f I It-'"'' ' ATi9 L-.l I. ...! 4 I 4iux.iiuO.ti a 4 Da I 'Mi hr our ara ai.4 a' a. ml tMrf ll,HMf..l i. .iir!i B t .n I Hr.al. Km, fur 11 a l a., iill Im.i fi.Ani 1 M T l 'j.. fil Ctta.d.ii ua imms v.aw Irnlna;, wttt two ann out, a bnao on hal.'s sn ;iir safa Mts eooreil three runs, flmlth end Io(n wer efeMe1 frrrr tha aam for ba k tlk. Attrilanc, 1,.4. Score: M'.IIJtDBI.PHi. riTTSHt'R'l. ' a.K.O.A.B t II o.i.t. Tnm. rf . 1 e'n.rH. It 1 1 l. I II imnmor.l, til I I 1 I P'"t. rf... II eiirk. ... I H t"1". f -t. rf... t ln. a.. t p...ri4. Ik. 1 I I I a. I i I 1 nhr, n.. i i 1. i ( 14 e'n-r, at... fill ... I I I I nitn, a t J,nit!nr, lk. Kr-Hi. tb. vmmm, if.... 14 1 eoonaar. a.. I ln.tihT. . 4 I I I l lmw, p.... 41 MJcklltark .4t4i 1 . Totals 1 1 rr t at i emni I Two out wti?n winning rnn scored. Hatted for Duggleshy In ninth. Phu4tnhla t M I I M M Pittsburg ll-44 0-l Earned runa; Plttabtira, J; Pbllu1elphla. I. Two-base bit: BrnfleM, Three-bae hit: Clsrk. Sarrlflcej hits: Learh, Thomas. Iouble play: Neaumant to t'onmy. Left on bases: Plttrbtir;, 4; Philadelphia, 10. first base on halls:. Off Leaver, t; oft Iirftleehy, t Hit by pitched ball: Jen f.!ns. Struck oiiti Hy Levef, I; by Iug- Woy, t. wild ipltchi . leever. Tim: .M. Cmpire: O'Day. ti. Loala Kaatki Oot tlassvas, B ROO K LK, Aug. 7-St. Iouls had little dlfTlculty In defeating Brooklyn s players In (he opening game of the series today, lvmevan was batted eol f th bog by the vtaitors In the fifth- lanlng and Kvsns t-lttbed the other, four Innings. Catcher Fsrrell' throwing arm was In bad shape, as seven elite, baaea were recorded. At Undance, 3.6e. Score: trr.. U)t l. BROOK LTf. .lf rt.Al. ' . B.H.O.A.E. "rartear, lk I I It I I SWkar4. tt. 1 1 j, at ... 1 If SKoaiae, rf,.. 4 4144 BarMar. II I i 4 f 4 tfeiaa. el.... I 114 f. , (till! 4r..M.n. at... 41111 J. lfTWS. Ik 1 1 4 ( McCrearr. Ik. 4 4 U I f"" . ... I 1 1 so. rarrell. c 4 I t Karirews. k. I I 1 4 Inrla, lb 4 11 i Z. w 'l !! Kli - 4 4 4 4 1 at. O'Mail. M t I w. Da-r e, p 4 4 1 1 4 I5na, t 4 4 4 4 Totals ...11 un elWkaalar . ... 1 ' Totals ..1 i K 10 "l Ratted for Evan1 fa hlnth. ' ft. Louia MilllH e li lirooklya 0 1 1 Earned run: St. Louis. 6. Itt on basrat ft. Ixiule , ; Brooklyn. . Two-baae bits: Barclay, M. O NelU (ft. Three-base hiU: Kruger, M. O'Neill. Btolen btnaes; Pmoot J2, Bsrt'Uy (7), P. Donovan, i. Fsrreil, Xartman. Sacrifice hits: Keeler, P. Don ovan. First base on balls: Off W. pono vsn, 1; off Bvans, 4. Struck out: By' Don ovan, S; by Kvans, 1; by kl. O'Neill,. 1 "1"J. of? W- Dwnovsn. 11. in five Snnlngf; off Evans, 8, In four Inning. Pnaned ball: C. Farrell. Time: i:M. Vmplr: W. Iynch. Play Tie at lew Vara:. KRW TORK, Aug. 7.-A thlrteen-lnnlng fame, resulting In a tie, was played tortay y the New Ynrk and Chioeira loams. Poor base, running by the local plavera prevented their ecoiing i victory. Wflllama pitched the full thirteen Inntngg fof Cliicago. but klcOlnnlty relieved Cronln after the ninth. Attendance, I,2u0. ; Score: chicaoii. kbw ronK.' , aj.O.Ag. K.H.O.A.K. Jlj eiwowee, N... I I I e 1 ';, If..., Ill (.Mcdraw, as,. Mill tW. Ik... 4 4 11 1 !HrVa. 4.1 4M.I I Pahba, at.,,. 1 f Ketjaoa, lb.. 4 111 I I ii?"r a?"" I I ! jHrwllo, af... 4 14 4 4 Klin ., . II ;La4ar, It.... till rh.,far, lb. 1 I k Smith, lb.... 4 14 14 ,' '.w.nBe . 4 . TcUls .h I 4MM MotMaaHr, p 4 i 1 4 . .1 I total ..." It 1" Batted for Cronln la the ninth Inning. Chicago vltgsao-g New.lorkO 4OO914OS04O a 1 Earned runs: New Tork, 1. First bas on balls: Off Cronln, J; ofT Williams, .7; off MeUlhnlty. l. yint baa on errora: Chl caeo, X lft on baees: New York, 11 : Chicago, E. Btruok out: By Cronln, t; by Jvjiiiairis, 4; by McGicnlty, 4. Three-bsse bit: McUsru:. Two-base hltat McOann, forowii. fnolen beees: Blanle (2), Brodle. gacrlilce hlu: Bchaefer, Brodin. Double Dlavs: Kline- to dfh.ii. ijiwi., tn m. 0nn. Pasa-d ball: Breanahan. Wild pitch: taadlag at taTeas. " kl..l Mr . . . I iiiBDurg .,,.,.,.,.,,. Chicago ........... ..8 Brooklyn M Boa ton - Kg 68 91 . .TH 44 40 .551 SO , 43 .513 44 4 .bit i 48 .41! 40 . 47 , .4ti0 17 M ! .407 a ' .an Bi. Ixiuls. ....... ,.,..-,.81 Cincinnati ........... .Jtl Philadelphia ..01 Htw lorn Og , Dame today: St. Tviuie at Brooklyn, Pittsburg at Philsdelphla. Chicago at New Tork, CliiclbnaU at Boston. . , AMERICAN LEAGUE ': GAMES t. Loala Bat Cy Yaaaa; Oof of Bax la First Iaalagr aa4 'la Baaly, . , BT. LOTJI8, Aug. T.-St. Louis hinted "Cy" Toung out of th box in the first Inning and after that waa never in trouble. Gparka was batted hard also. Donahue twirled a steady game for Bt. Lftile. The fielding of both team wa loose. Wallace falling down badly at the clo. Haidrtck carried off the baiting honors, with two doublee and a pair of triples out of five time up. At tendance, l,bvt. ' Meore: .; . -. . tt. lXM'IS. I BOSTOK. . ' H H.O.A.B. R.H.O.A.g. rktt, If . I 1 rwusherty, M 1 111 t.lJri, cf. 4 4 I Callloa. tk... 111 Hirphlll, rf. 1 I 4 4'riaUI, rf t 41 Andvraoo, lb I i a i a a Prraraaa, rf.. 1 I V. '!.-, aa., 1 4 4 4 4!rir:1t. I I 1 H.r.r'k. tk. i I eitChaa. Ik.. I I r in, Ik... lilt elPMTla. ..,, 4 I , .... IS , si.... 4411 Lisuakua, I M I Thui, .... I " Prii, p.... t 41 Tot! ...11 14 IT IS 4llMaeo, 3b.. 1 111 ' ' ToUla H 144 8. LuU....., 4 4 4 1 0 0 1 -ll K.atou .. a. 1 4 0 v 0 4 3 4 4 Earned runs: St. Louis, I; Boston, t. Two-base Mtsi Keldrlck a) Collins, Ptahl, Gieason. Thre-bate hits: flelurick, BtHhL In. i i rum Iiniipliill. . Doubie plava: Mo Cormlck to I'Mcldon to Anderson, k'errl to iAClmnce, Parent to Ferris te LaChHnc. pmlen U e: Vfhnm. T"t b pitched bell: By K para a, Padden. ' First be n balls: Off Donahue, 4; off Toung. I: off Rparks, t. Piruik out; By Young, 1; by Eparka, J. Una; Off Ynurijr, S: off Sparks, . Ift on baees: Bt. IxBia. 7; Boston, 4. Tlrfie: 1:44. Umpire: Johnston and Carmthers. Orta, Pltehea Great Oasaa. C1ITCAOO. Aug. 7. Two aihgles and an out In ins seventh saved the local from a shut out at the hande of Orth today, who plt had great game. Garvin's woik was aieo mood, t.ut the tuts cams with men on paies. an error and a wild pitch, helping Ire via nor to two et tkeir run. Attend ance, 8cor; WAol.iu-l. CrlltAoO . H.o.A.a.. B.aq.A.a. Fran, cf...r 1 1 1 4 4 Strang. Ik ., I j J t Ik.... 4 14 4 tXiiwa. of..... ill ll ly, IB. f 1U Urwn, rt.,.. 1 k.ir. rl .. 4 I 4 40. I .via, na. 4 I 4 ( anemia,- Jb. fill W.n.a, If.... t 1 0 I-. II 1 ! 'f'-ii. lb..,, 1 11 1 .. a I I I I , - v to .,;, itii C .rka, .... 44 . f.rVi, ., 4 1 Orik. I I 4 I l.rr,. .... 1 I jllnfr-h. ..'. T;'.:i ... 4 7 lj jl-i ..o ..4 3 0 0 k ' Toialt ... 1 I II U 1 Batted for Garvin la eighth, V s.h'.nglon 3 0 6 1 0 1 4 -'g 0 6 0 0 4 0 1 0 01 Isft rt baaea: Chicago, 8; Wkaldna-i nn, 3. Two-baee hit: i-iy, tmiehaiay, iienea. r-tr.,:f.. hlta: pvie, Lee N'oin i.aia: t owrnlin, la. lVnble ptavs: Zs?wil to I'll VI IO 40il, Davis to laiieil -to erng fi riHh out: hy t;-.rvin. 3; by O) "i g Fl'St t. i ol balls r OT (Jjrvi.i, J; nT Orth. 1; 0 t Ur: i, 1. M i!d pltcli; Garvta. Timei 1.4 Linpirej bi.eiUau. v .. . . .,- tala ol tkt Team. i Plared. Won. Iyt. PC. rbloairn ...til Ih J7 .675 Ft. U'uls ifl 49 li ' .Ci3 IValon : ...(! 41 43 .Isi PhuudaU'liU U 44 i 8 M V ai:l:i,uo it) 43 "44 - - .4t.7 ( vr:ol,u ill 4i ' 4J . k l 1 ';roit M 37 . . 47 . tialumuro , kl . ii 61 .47 Oame tudayi Waahlcgton at Chicago, Baiiiinore at Detioi'.. I i. ! Jelplii at Clavelaiid, Bukton at bt. Lotus. .... OaatVa L'.aiay far fr'ari Jledae.. rOBT DOrOE. Ia.. Aug. 7 fSlx.cU TaUgnim )Onaw4 loll easy vlrilme to rert Doilg luily by a a.ura.pf lo to 4. Onawa lit on 1-ieo fur four rjnui In th fuurih. h ati.iti waa a:iba(H uted and huld tan vielttis floen to two hit atrHving out tsn fc i-n. Fort iwxltfe won on b.ivy Mttlng Snd Unawa's errora. lla ttirlca 4 i ort l)K!g!, r lens, iue'on kiid illvmol e ; Onawa, 1 luia and rerae. ih A!.e::nTcArj Tsscciation 1 laaapoll Hit -Vkalfa t'aasceha tlvely la Fltik a Beats Kasiai City. TVIM A N A VOI.T3. An. . 7.-Iiilannpolia 'i vu.f Mieuut,t't I, the f 'm and tied ti a a.i'f. and on i,i4j s tmra ant hatd dijva ui4 frkaed lu lk 4iAl.ll. teiuvsto fieMln In th elsh'h bronttht five run over the plate. Attendance. 1,4-8. fcor: INMANArot.lS. ' KANSAS CtTT. A H O i l I H.O.l l. rtriavr, rt 1 I I nmfifnaa, rf. 1 I 1 H."l , e .. 1 It n-riiia. a.... 1444 n Uric, aa.. I 111 :!nir. Ih.... I 4711 , lb ... I 1 11 1 fl S.n, af.... 1 14 (oniter, af.. Sill o'l-wa, aa.... 1 I 1 r- ra 1 I a .iir. till Kuna.. b... 1 I iMA4e. lb. I t 4 K-Uai. If... I kirto'l. lb.-.. 1 141 Kiim. p.... l l i aU.tr, a 11 Total. ...l li M 14 I Touts 4 I M II 4 Indianapolis M M I I 1 I -10 Kanaaa City t 1 1 U I M 1 1- 4 Baa- on balls: Off KlUen, 1; off Wolf. 4. Struck out: By Rlllen, 1; by Wolf. 4. JV'lid pitch: Wolf. lilt by pitched ball: By Wolf, Klhm, Coulter. Two-baae hlls: Oear, Nsnc. Three-has bits: Klhm, Ho griever. Oea.r. Baorlfloe hlu: Klllea, Be vill, Oear. Double plays: Klhm to Fox to Klhm, Fox to Grady. Stolen base: Fox. Left on basea: Jndtn.na.poHs, 10; Kansas City, 4. Tmptre: Grim. Time: At Detroit Baltimore-Detroit gam post poned; rstn. . At Cleveland1 Philadelphia-Cleveland gam postponed; rain. Plaadlaa; af tha Tea ma. e ' JPIayed. Won. Loet P.C. f janfavtlla ' f 04 a 11 a-.a Indianapolis !m 41 35 '.ft M. 1'aul B4 64 40 .474 Kansae City 4 4S 41. -.ill L'nlumbua ....ti 44 4o .41 Milwaukee , ..........CI . 48 49 .41:7 Mlnneanolla aa v aft Ka Toledo M . v. M 44 isil Games today: Milwaukee at loutavtlle, Pt. Paul at Columbus, ilitineapoli at To ledo. Kansas CHy at Indianapolis. Argus that Owt HanabBltera, HUMBOLDT, Neb., Aug. 7. fSpeolal.) Humboldt was defeated in the Brat of the Series of two games between the Humboldt and Nehraaka City teams, pulled off in th presence) rf a large erowd at tH plntteee picnic at Verdon yeeterday. The weather wna fine and both teams were In good con dition, the playing bclne; quite even. The fart thet there was a tlflO puree at tk made th gam contested all the harder. Score: K.H.E, Nebraska City..! M I M 11 0-3 3 Humboldt 0 t 0 0 0- I 4 Battnrlea: Humboldt, Linn and 8irHt: Nebranka City, Beay .and Glaxler. Btruck out: By Linn, 7; by'Seay, 7. First base on balls: sOff Linn, 1; off Beay, L Two base hit: Urlnstead of Humboldt. Timet 1:H). Umpire: Clark of Verdon. Waassk Vaaqalaheel at Home. WAtlBA, Neb., An 7 (Pneclat Tele, grsm.) Wauaa wss defeated by Crelghton today In a ten-Inning game on the home grounds, 7 to S. Crelghton ha Morgan and Welch of Omaha with them on their trip. Score: N A H H! Crelghton .. SlOOlOgtlt7 10 4 wausa 4104400 184 Batteries: Wausa, Cheat wood and Agan; Crelghton, Henderson and OIHard. Btruck out: By Cheatwood 4; by Henderson i. Tim,: 1:35. Umpire: Charles Gallagher. ,. . Beerla Salts Asalnst Player. CLEVELAND, Atjg.'7.-Th ult of the Phllndelphla National club against th filayers, Lajote and Berchard, in which It s sought to restrain the latter from play ing with the- Cleveland club, wa begun here today before Judg Strimple ot th common plea court. Attorney for th Cleveland club asked that tt be made a party to the suit. This we opposed by counsel for the Philadelphia club. Long arguments on this point followed. ; Falrbary Oasts MeCook. FAIRDlTRT, Neb., Aug. 7. (Speclsl.) Fslrbury won a snappy game of bas ball from MeCook here Tuesday. Score: R.H.E". Falrbury 31100404 447 MeCook ........ 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 4 I 4 4 Batteries: Falrbury, Redmond and Spencer; Kunkle and Doane. , Cheyeass OMi Wklte Ceat. KEARNEY, Neb., Aug. 7. (Special Tele gram.) Kearney played as fine a gam to- riev B.lln.l fm'mm mm w. , . neafled on 41ia hnm Brniinila ami ahiil their opponents, 10 to 0. Battertea: Kearney, Palene and Burman; Cheyenne, Tann and Kroell and Brlerly and O'Leary. Umpire: Lambert. Thr-I Learae. At Bloomlngton Bloomington, I; Daven port, 2. At Decatur Rockford, 5: Decatur, 4. At Evansvllle Cedar Rapids, 8; Evans vllie, 1.- i . . i . .. T . . . 4 ... .... At Terr Haute Terr Haute, 3; "Rock Island, 2. : ,-..- . r . . CAPTAIN BOYCE INJURED Noted Driver Get Araa Brokea at Craa Clrealt Meet at Saffala. BUFFALO, Aug. 7. Rain at Port Erie this afternoon necessitated postponing the finish of the 2:14 and the 2:07 trotting rsoe until tomorrow. Tha meeting was to have ended today. The sensation of th afternoon wa th defeat of The Monk by C'hainshot in the only heat decided in the 2:07 trot. Only three started and McDonald took his hors to the lead, and Ueer cou,ld not pass th son of Rcdheart, although beaten by only half a length. Dolly Dillon made a bad break, which threw her out of the race. ?efore the race the pools sold at S&0 on he Monk against 112 for the field. After the heat each, end brought l.'. Ous Macey'a Re-Elected stands best In th summary for th 3:14 trot, having two heats to bis credit. Malborn was the con tender In the firt and Prince of Orange in the second. . The early pool selling was even money on Alio Kusscll against th field. - Gieenlfne had an easy Victory In tho 1:18 pace. Then was nothing in the race to make him step, H aold at tsQ agalnat th field at 320. , The 2:ii0 pace went to' Don Derby In atralght heats, but he wa hard pressed to win. Th last heat Billy H. was at the head. Don Derby aold at SCO against 470 for the field. ' . Captain W. H. Boyce, W. L. Snow's as sistant, waa badly hurt at the track today while driving a horse which fell. Hi arm wss broken in two places snd he was in jured internally. A purse of over $5o was raised for blm. He is, well known all over ub country, rummary: Patina. 2:18 class, purse 31.000: Oreehllne, b. g.. by Online, Greenback (Saunders) Buckthorne, br. g. (Snow) darn v 1 I I 2 I I 4 4 Cubanola. bile h. (Qree r) Llihopolls, b. g. (Johnson).... lime: i:lSH. 3:14, H:18. lotion, J.iu claae, two In three: Don Derby, ch. g., by Charles Derby, dam Bertha (Kelly) t I Billy H , b. h. (Usher)., i...... ....... 7 1 Dandy C., g. g. ((JarrtBon).., 2 I You liet. K. g, tirfwlni. 1 Carthage Girl, blk. ra. (Merrlfield) I 4 Daphne Dalloa, to. m. (Kenney).. 4 10 Plnchem Wilkes, b. g. (l-.te) ,. 1 Marnie Hubbnr, b. m. (Grant) 8 Terrace Queen, br. ni. tglajil).., .,10 g I Kin Klley, b. g. (Hudson) -. 7 C. T. W., blk. h. ttlarrity) , U dr Time: iM'ihi, 27, . Trotting. 211 class,, purse I1.2C0, unfln lwhed: He-fclected, gr.' h. (Macey) 1 I'rlm e of Orange, b. h. (Gars)..,. ,, I Malborn. b. m. (Prltse) 2 Alice Crr, bik. m. (Garrison).., Hiocd'fcc. g. g. (tiarrt!)) . 4 A. S. V.. b. g. (Walker). , 7 AH' RueMell, b. m. (Hudson) I Ttmat 3.16, 1:12. - Iroutng, 2:07 class, purse 43,100, unfin ished: , C'tiainshnt, b. h.. by Redhea'rt, dam Ken tucky Union (McDonald; The Honk. br. h. (Geers) 2 DoMy Dillon, b. in. (Bandera) lime: t.w. - , iklaaeaoek Uol( Trilinitv NEW YORK, , Aug. 7.-Play stsrted promptly today 1n the qualifvlni round of (ha annual tournament at the fchlmiecock Hills Golf club. The entry Hat of fifty-odd players showed a number of well known names and an -intereatlng tournament Is aesured. -Among the starters Were: Former Champion Walter J. Travts, who yesterday MtablUlied a new rourae record of 74 ftr the 4 7o6 yards; Allan Kennaday, the Now Jersey state champion; Charles H. Hitch cock. Jr., of Yale, w ho Is the Inter-col-lKlat chariiplon; C. Tiffany Richardson of Harvard; George, T.'HroWaw tf Princeton; Jlaiues A.- Tyng of Baltusrol snd other well known players. A prise Is offered for each of the first three eights to quality and a consolation prise for tha fourth eight Cuntrary to the original plan there Is to be no match play today. There will be two roucds of It tomorrow, with the finals on Saturday at 4 bolaa. - Aside from a strong wind, the weather la perfect. Cricket Mates la Proopeet. H. Doorby has received a challenge from th Sioux Crty Cricket club, and a match Is belli; arranged to take play at bloux City August 3'. with probably a return gam her in St-ptenibrr. Cricket ha breo aimoet dormant In Omaha store golf tuoK hold, but a uuuiber of members bt the old t-ru.ket club are still here and as several new men are svailable It la thought a reirresaulaUv t a be got toajeUier. SECOND ROUND . IN DOUBLES City Turnimn fof Fairg it Gslng; 07 Vrj Bmootlilj-. CAREFUL BUT HOT SENSATIONAL TENNIS CesaBtltsVB l Last Klgkt'a Katehe Plar atwadlly, If Mot Brllllaatly, as4 Wlsseri gaeweed Tkrkagk . Dint of Karl War ax. . Tour ' matchea In th tennis double tournament for tha championship af Omaha were) played yeeterday ra!ng, another wa left unfinished with th cor at "set all," and a sixth wa won by .default. Tbl Barrow th competition, and when th un finished match I concluded only th eml Dnala and Coal will rshiatn. The ar cheduted for toalgbt tomorrow. . Luther Kountse, wh had entered" with Dr. Fred Rustln, waa agala unabl to b present, and J. Hughe and Dr. Schneider, th Shrlner pair, wer given a walkover. Hughe and Schneider then, rather 1st In th evening, starts, against HIU and Col lett. In tha second round gad captured th Brat set. th match being postponed after HIU and Coll ett. tad evened th oere. Hughe and Schneider have th' advantage over, perhaps, every other' pafY in th touraament, of having had 'eonatant prac tice) together during th sesaoe. Oa th Bhrlner court oa Harney street they hav been playing aid hy aid might after Bight and th result waa clearly apparent la their work yeeterday veiling. They wer within aa ace af defeating HIU and Collett, had may da a yet. Ia th first act, espe cially HIM aad Collett wer pressed tim after time, Collett being especially weak It th bet, Wbtl very few ball got away from Hughe and Schneider, who volley ing and driving alike were uniformly Strong. ThIM match will b finished thi evening and th winner will them hay to meet Battla and Tewle. See-Saw Straggle. ? Battla and Towle . yeeterday had a long gtruggl with Sunderland and Dufrene, two tireless player, hut finally overcame them with tb e-saw acora of (-1,1-1, 1-1. It 1 aingular that Sunderland aad Dufrene won th toa and lost 'both the get a they played in the court 'they choc. Ther was a strong shadow and a trek of light Shot through the trees diagonally, acrosa th north court, which seemed to seriously interfere with calculations on that aid of th net Battla waa In hi beat form, steady and reliable, placing hia base-lln drive carefully down th side of tha court and he kept hi opponent constantly on tb move. He waa greatly aided by having a successful velleyer a a partner . and Towl waa almost lmpassabt V th net. He returned whatever came to htm with considerable akllL and la the first and last seta mad comparatively few blunder. Th gam waa not a fast on; all four men wer watching themselves closely throughout, with the reault that they did not hit with the freedom .that make th most success ful tennis. Tat th alertness and evident eagerness ta acora on th part of every en ot the quartet made th match oa et th moat Interesting ' of Mb area In g t I u a, . I.m . ' 'I : . .j...WKn.-vv Pair Wla Two Hatches. John Brown and Herbert .Rogers, who bad not got their first round match out of th way Wednesday, wre- given th task f playing two matcbei cooteeutlTe'.y. They Started in good tins against P. F, and C. C. Webster, defeating thorn 4-. 6-1,; and fol lowed thla up with. tb gtlll. easier seor of -3, 4-1, ' aitalnst Fred Hamilton and ' O. PriUhett. Their preliminary match seemed to put them la trim for th tecond on. Hamilton aad Prltchett ' ar both ot tbem short ot practlc individual; - aa wall a team practlc and they were' beaten al moat before they had warmed p to th gam. BrOwn and ' Roger proved them selves a strong combination covering th court together very successfully, and play ing well lato each - other's hands. .' This evening they will meet Tung and Caldwell, who had an ay Qm4 of It yesterday against A. Potter and O. Martin. Summary of th acorea: First round: J. S. Brown and H. 'Roger beat F. F. Webster and C. C. Webster, 4-8, 4-1. j. Hughes and Dr. Schneider beat Luther Kountae and Dr. i'red Ruatln, by default. Second round: C. H. Toung and S. 8.- Caldwell beat A. Potter and U. Martin, 4-1, 4-4. J. 8. Brown and H. Rogers beat Fred Hamilton and O. Pritchett, 4-8, 4-1. J. W. Battln and J. W. Towl beat R. E, Sunderland and Frad Dufrena, (-1, 1-4, 4-2. F. J. Hill and A. Collett against J. Hughes and Dr. Schneider, 6-7, t-4. (Un finished.) v ' For this evening the. entries are: Toung and Caldwell Ckgalost Brown and Roger. ' , Battln and Towl against either Hill and Collett or Hughes and . Schneider. Th two winning .pair will meet tomor row for tb championship of th eltyr Katrle for th Interatate. Entries are coming In. from .11 sides for the Intsntat tournament championship, which opens oa August 18. Wb.il th namss Of soma of th stronger players who ar ex pected to compete have not yet been for mal! entered, enough 1 .now known to make the success of tha tournament almost a certainty. TwoYien from Oalesburg, 111., F. R. Sanderson and,H. M. Holland, be tween whom there .is said to be conildarall rivalry at their home, hav pal1 their money. W. O. Parker ot Arkansas Qity, Kan., and Carter Wilder; the Kansas City enthusiast, hav sent In their name as competitor, and Kansas is expected to send at least another pair and perhaps two or three teams. . From tbls Stat Fred Shepherd gad Q. A Loveland of Lincoln and B. A. Carey aad W. O. Mooney of North Platto hav already entered, while Norman A. Webster of Hasting Is In constant practlc and I said to be only waltlag' t find a sultabls partner. Fullrrtoa and Other town ar also expected to send on or two teams. And of course Earl Farasworth aad Isaao Raymoad will be her. Bloux City has promised four estries aad may send pier. Minneapolis Is expected to be represented, although a letter from Oeorg K. Belden bring word that h will b unabl to bo present. Th commute 1 counting oa not lets thaa twenty-five to thirty cntriea td tb single and probably at dosa or soar teams in double. PROFESSIONALISM CHARGED Aaoaaattow Mad Aa! Several Welt Kmwi Athlete mt th lalverally of Illlaols. CHICAOO, Aug. 7. Charge of profes alonallam and competing In unsanctioned game hav baen mad agalnat well ksowa athletes of th University of Ulinol and of Lake Forest unlveralty aad charges ar pandlag against member of track, tsams of several ether well known westsrn col lege. Th caatral association of tb Amerloaa Athletic union I th aggressor In th figU tor put athletic, represented by Dr. O. K, Herman, cretry f tk aasoolstloa, aad O. O. Duplesila, handicapper. ' Th charges ar to th cSact that F. U. Cayou, th Indian foet bali plsysr; C. Bell and H. B. Kelil of tb Ulinol Inatltutloa, and 8. B. Ilerdniaa of Lain Forest, took part la race at tk touraauiaat f th Jill- nols firemen at Bin Island this week, whar cash price wer offered. Officials of the American Athletlo union' y fh men will be auapeaded during Ih trial. Much Inter eat I manifested among col lege athlete, inasmuch a Tralaer Conn I -bear of Illinois, who brought similar charge unsuccessfully galnt Ed Merrill of Beloit early In tb spring, now find the character of hi own track men satld. LINKS IN FINE CONDITION Aaasal Oelt Towraaaaeat at Mil. wak Fraaa9aa B at Moot i ftaeeeaafat ABTalr. - MTLWAUKB8, Wla., Aug. 7. Th an nual open golf tournament of tb Mil waukee Country club opened this morn ing at 10 o'clock, when L. Eustla ef the Mllwenkee Country olub and B. D. Bokum of Glenvlew teed ff In th qualifying round of eighteen holes. Ths players wer followed by forty-three other pairs, who started flvs minutes apart. Outside club represented laclud - Oft wantilay Glenvlsw, Kenoaba, Tuscomhts, Homewood, Cshkoeh, Lake Genera. Ra cine, Riverside, Skokl. Rock Island, Madi son and Belmont.' Among th entries are several prominent outside player. Including Fhelp B. Hoyt, Ah Pooh), jr., Walter Egan, William Wal ler and Fred PetUL 1 Eleven cupa and four other prise are to be awarded. The links are said to b In tha finest possible condition and some exelllng tonleats ar looked forward te daring the thr day ef th tourney. CUP REMAINS IN AMERICA tCBrtlsliBia Ar Defeated 1 Creat ' Laws Tenai contest at ' ' HW Tork. . i NEW TORTe," Aug. 7. The team of th American lawn tennis exnerta succeaafullv defended the Dwlght F. Davis International challenge cup touay on tho court of th Crescent Athletlo club, Bayrldge. Tbey de- iia wie ciiaiieriamg cngiianmen la tne four matches of to single by three vic tories and suffefed on defeat. William A. Darned, tha national champion, waa th only player on the American teem to suo cumb to the playing of the Kngllshmen. He wa beaten by R. F. Doberty. who for merly held the championship of all Eng land Malcom D. Whitman, the-unbeaten American till holder, beat Dr. Pirn and K. F. Dohertv. Larned'a onlv victor- waa scored aaalnst Dr.. Piinw ' The unilnlahed matchea of yeeterday wer first played. R. F, Donerty had evidently received some pointers a to how to defeat Lamed and he immediately opened with a fast volleying, which serried Lamed off ils feet, learned. apparently lost his stroke and the Britisher took th remaining set of th match rather easily. It-waa on his filace shots along the lines that the Eng lehman excelled and Larned wa never in the lead. Th complete scots of tha match lot vows; First set R. E. Dohertr ...1 W. A. Larned .4 t-ti-i 4 a-4 Second set Eoherty ..........M 4 1 4 1 S 1 1 7-91-1 Mned 4 4 4 1 4 4 4 4 -o4 4 Third act: Larned ..,.. 4 9 4 0 4 1 1 -l-l Donerty 6 1 4 1 4 1 4 4 430-4 Fourth set : Larned I 114 4 4 10 4 SS-4 Donerty S 4 4 1 7 1 4 0-41-4 Fifth set: Larned ..,..4 14111004 0-24-4 Doherty 1 4 11 1 4 4 4 I 4-S4-4 When Dr. Pint stepped Into th court B gill net Whitman he also began to show better form. Whitman appeared Over-confident and did not go to the net. This, with his slow noes in getting started, ia ao- cwinuwia ior pr, rim gomng mi sec tion of the conteet. lit th last set Whitman played 'excep tionally brilliant tennis and beat the ex pert 4-love. Th complete score follows: First set: Whitman 4 0 4 4 4 4-4-4 Ptm ...m J Hill 4-22-1 Second et: Whitman 4 4 4 1 4 4 4M-4 P'm, 1 Third set: . , , , , , Plm iMfuM 1 4 4 4 i f -4- Whitman ...... ,.,.r..i 11 i I 4-1 1 Fourth let: " 1 ' - . ri . Whitman .................4 4 4 4 4 4-J4-4 Pirn A....'..l',i 2 1-1 1-10-0 Thar was even a larger gallery present f t the afternoon matchea than at the open ng of the competitions. Fully 4,0uo people crowded about the courts, whitman and R. F, Doherty had the court to th west and Larned and Plm that at the eastern end of th field. Whitman again had the fortune td get the aervloe and opened with great speed. Volleying, parsing, strokes and lob that wer very high and straight cam In rapid order. Vainly did Doherty Strive to over Come Whitman by volleyed strokes, for had the Englishman been able to smash he might have dene better, for the American fiave him many opportunities. This stroke s apparently unknown to the challengers and the result waa that Whitman got to tha net- behind bis short lob and killed Doherty' easy returns In a spectacular manner.' Except when Doherty forced his opponent' to work hard for the points th Englishman scored almost entirely on the net and out of Whitman. Tomorrow' the double ' mstch will be played by the Doherty brothers against Ward and Davis. Th score of th Whit-mnn-R. F. Doherty match follows; First set: - 'l 1 , Whitman 4 17 4 1 0 7- Doherty ,.......l Mill 4-25-1 Hecond set: , Whitman' .1 I 4 i t I i I H.I 4 (3-7 Doherty ..4 4 1 4 4 1 1 0 4 1-37-4 Third act: ' , ' , Whitman :;:.! ( 4 "t 4 f 01 4 0-J0-4 Doherty . .... .. ivv g I ' . S 1' 4 '4" M - 44' 4 Umplr: .Oliver . H, Campbell, former champion of the- United States. Though- he was ao easily defeated Ih th latter psrt of his -match against Doherty, Larned waa th favorite In his match with Dr. Plm. This contest, while hot a bril liant a the struggle taking place on the opposite court, gave entir eatisfactlon to the American following, who dreaded the loss of the trophy owing to the reversal of form shown by Larned In the Doherty match. Dr. Pint showed better form agalnat Larned than he did against Whitman. Ther was little or no time wasted, for lob wer mad and th volleys were gen erally of short duration, Larned Invariably ending these with cut-shot down either side line. Dr. plm used a forehand-cut stroke neatly, but the return, seldom pus sied toe American, who, wniie not at tne top of bis game, was near It and could have apparently made his victory mor da ciflve lr he had not varied hi style. Larned got Ih service and opened up brilliantly; preventing tha Euilahmaii from gaining; a point in the first game. This on, with th last gam lit th set and one In the third, were the only love gHines in th match. - Th scores: F'rst set I ' larned 4 I I T I I I I -- run ... Second aet: larned plm 4 Third aet: Larned t Plm 4 4 I 4 7 1 1 4-M- 1w-l Umpire: Fred 8. Mhflld. Captain W, H Collins, ma liefer of th English team, made the comment that the beat players had won agalnat the flower of the English tennis courts, but ha did not know wnether another challenge would be made next year, Flv Taoasaad Wltwess Itwsfl ttaooa. SEWARD. Neb.. Aug. 7. (Hpaclal Tele gram,) About MOO beopl attended the races here today. Excursions were run from Fremont and Lincoln. Guy Caton won the 2:Z7 pace In a hotly contested race from tart to finish. Tomorrow will h Omaha day, witnessing ths 7 trot for a stike of I!. 0-0, the 2.& trot, with a purae of tuuO. and a mile and a quarter Darby, purse !-"-. Summary: Pacing. 2:27 class, atak 21,00 Ouy Caton till Polar Viiike , lilt The Kid ill! rHar Oneida .... 1 4 Ouy Medium.. .... 4 4 1 Vlablewood 0 Time: 2:14. 2:14V,. l:l:-4. I'W-i. Trotting, l:U class, purs tuuO: ' Tom Wall 1 Colonel Woodbine .- 7 Ueoige M.j I d WW w Dady Downing. 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Sis Of ths nine game wer "included during the morning -slon. Is. higorln nd Atktn. ; h only player to -.oor v.. -"i a wen conttaieu " - - took th. lead by bail If point. S'A ..i... i.n.m.k aama with Ol and. oonriuaion v. - ,T ' whlclk ill adjourned 111 an even position. Maiahall could do no better than draw whh Imrrtlrhen, while the same resu t was achieved by Cuba and Mason and Levin and bueciiliag. . . , , TRAVIS 'v.AWdThURDOCK.. TIE First Dor Ml flay ' To-r" Bey - BlhBBatsi Marred ' i by wisa, OUTHAMPTOl. L. I.. Aug. 7. Th first day o( preliminary mada.1 play at th tourn ament ef the itiiliiiiiicucM Hills club d- rveioped no remarkabls s irlu. owing to a Mgh niirthemi wind, wnun swaps tna links and marred ia utherwia perfect day t ommy linii lon Walter Travla and If. A. Murdock of biilnnecock Hl'ls of tha forty-sir nt starters were tied for first place, wuh -totals of eiKtitytwo. Travis yesterday -want around in seventy, four, eu.bushlug a iw record for tb jr.! -.' W-:- in - A A . a a . VIKH1M K IICVCJSHI . . j. . - t 1 . . . . another attnrir tmt reta era:iJiTT"z. TTT "UT" 7 'A rv n'Vn'VLtT 1 TI; tt ") "lUII"rrrTfP - ''' 'ft.r4ir' :liiii6vsa-J w lorn' J-mm ro" to Aowmrtat quick. .rrt$$ EVERT MAN AFFLICTED WITH STRICTURE, v. - - WaBIPnPCIC KERYO-SEXUAL DEBILITY. BLOOD POISON. : RUPTURE AND KIDKEY - MfCIC? PAIUFWLANOPPn--- i UiOLAOLOi QbENT URINATIONS, or any disease or weakhesee due to tnberltanc, habit, exoease or tb re ault ot specltlo diseases, owes it to himself and his posterity to fr'.;t cured safely- and positively, without leav ing any blight or weakness in bis system. - - J - You do not want to be mutilated and maimed for life in trying to be cured of Varicocele, Stricture, and kindred aays. or unbuslness like nronosltlona ' to the. Authorised by th law of th state. I3trt . . ("IMI ., Uth 8t. . . li l 0. i tne , .. ..;, -, jui L-iLiu " Throurh sleeper" dally . V , , fcetween Omaha i'nsl Hot '""V" Sprints S.D. : Bound trip pziuaztt . fare $14.53. Round trip lo "' ." ,: HOT SPRINGS, SO. DAK. - ' Spkndid (olf link. . Expert la true tor. "j KsHhweatara Lis aaj.,itgiaa,ayoaBas)aa q court. To th high wlnd -mut be laid also the failure of Charles i. Hltchoock, Jr., of Tile, ihe Intercolisis'e champion, to qualify among tne flrnt eltfnt. 'I here waa no niatcb play today, tonsoquent'y the qualifying round, though at only eighteen hole, waa not finished until after I o'clock, f our elfchte quailded. three for first, seoond and third honor and th fourth for a con solution cup. Th second snd ami-final round at match play will occur tomorrow and th final of thlrty-slx bolus Saturday; It.,.,. At mtxm Hr.l !filit' W. J. Travla of Garden Cltyl '' Out 4 4 4. 4 ( 4 4 .1 In 11444114 IT. A. Murdock of Shinnecock ItlUk: 6-47-81 Out 2 4.4 14 1 7 10 i h i i i i 4 ttn In (' T. Richardson of Shlnnecock 111:1s, 4&-Bg-a4. - ' - I'Hinel Chauncey of Dymer Mesdow, 42-o-ta. , Uorge T. Brokaw, 44-42-84 8. P. Naah of Columbia. 44-44-4. Allan K.nnedy of Monti-UIr, 4&-42-et. T. J. Thomas,. ir of hiiinicock Hills, 44-46-M. a I -t t Coleravd Dcaseeratlo ,CuaTatlaa. DENVER, Aug. 7Tbe democratic Stat convention ha ba.-fci raited t- useat aa) Denver Wdiicday, Tseptuiubei' t,