THE OMAHA DAIL.Y HKEi TIIUHMMA Y,- AUUCIST 21, 1002.
EVEN BREAK AT ST, LOUIS
Beansatarg and Cardinal Dirida Pair of
. Wall Flsysd Gama.
BOTH WRE . BATTUS OF PITCHLRS
rittlaser Com Off Victor Over
Yerkra aad Carrie TA'laa' Honor
Aaalnat Willis In the
Second Umc.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 10. 8t. Louis and Boston
divided honors In todar'a double header.
Pittlnger had a ebade tha batter of Terkee
In tha bos for lb flrat, but Currle bcld
tba Bostons aafe In tba aaoond. Attendanca,
2600. Bcora Brat game: .
aorrrM at. LOtris.
R.H.O.A.B. I R.H. O.A.I
Peiter, n... i 0 4 Fsrr.11, tb... 0 4
Tenney lb... a 14 1 ilmoo, ef.... I
cooler, ir alio nrri. ir... a l l 1
Carney, rf... 0 I 1 Itnonvao, rf.. I f a 0
Pamont, lb. j a 1 4 4 lnrealHcr, lb. 1 a
I.u.h, ef a 111 llKruser. as.. t t
(.rem'f'er. lb 1 11 1 elHartman, lb. I I I I
Weran c.ra a a a irv, . a a a 1
Futitifor. p.. l i a I .iTerkea, p.... a a l a
- tuii ... i tnn i tmii ...a 41111
Boaton .0 0 0 0 0 1 01
fU Louis ,. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0
Two-base hlta: Gremlnger. Three-base
hlta: Plttlharer. Sacrifice hlta: Braahear,
Demont, f.iis-h. ' Double playa: Hmont 1(1
Bran to' Hartman: Hrashenr 10 Hartman,
Stolen bases: Donovan. Dexter. Bases on
balla: OH Flttlnger, 3. Struck out: Ry
Yerkes, 4; by Plttlnger, 8. Left on bnses:
St. Louis. I; Boston, ft. .Time: 1:33. Uro-
, plre: Lmsile,
Score, secpnd name:
T. lkl'lft . I ftOSTOM.
R M O A B I R.H. O.A.I.
Farrell, lb... 1 I t nnlv, .... 114 1
Imnol. el..,, a I 1 a 1
fcarrlar. It,.. 1 I I 1
Imnoean. ef. 1119
Kraahear. lb. I I II 1
Krnser, as... a 1 4 a
Hartman. M. M I I I
Fran, c....i, a I 1 l
Currle, p 1I1S
I Tnav. lb... DOS
('nnlny. If...
Cantor, rf... a 0 1 1 a
Demont. lb.. B a 1 1
i.u.h. rf a t a
)rm'' ta I l 1 I a
Klttrldg. c. 0 I I I
Willi, a.
Total.,... I. It 11 1 . Total. ... I 14 11
St Tnla 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 I
Boaton 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 I
Earned rtina: 8t. Louis. 1: Boaton, 1.
Sacrifice hlta: Tenney. Double plays:
Currle. to Hartman; ,Kruger to Farrell to
uresnear; Kmriage to I'exter. nit oy
nltchen :.Bi Currle. 3. Bnaea on bal's
Oft Currie, 2; off Willis, 2. Struck outt
By Currle, 1; by Willi", 1. Left on baaea:
St. Lout. 6: Boaton, 6. Time: 1:28. Urn-
plra: Email. -
' Ileda Hold Swat'est.
CINCINNATI. Aug. .--The Cincinnati
team developed a batting atreak today and
Newton and Had sea were tha victims Tha
home- team won both gamea of the double
header In eaey fashion. In the flrat Phil-
line pitched a very steady game ana naa
tha Brooklyna at hla mercy, while Newton
waa sounded at will and waa very wild.
In the secopd game Poole waa wild but
effective when he got into tignt piacea. At
tendance, 4.0" JO. Score flrat game:
CINCINNATI. I BROOKLYN.
. R.H. O A. B.I H.H.O.A
Keller. ib.. 1 1 1 sberker. If. 1 1 a a a
Berkley, lb., tail KMlif, rf... 1 1 1 1 a
Crawford, rf. I 1 1 1 Uolan. of.... t 4 I 9 1
Seymour, cf. 1 1 1 1 Dahlrn. M... 0 114 1
rim, lb.-.. Ill aK.rr.il, a.... 111
Corcoran, a. I I 4 I 0 lonovaa, lb. 1 11 0 1
Waloner, If.. 1 I 4 1 Klood, lb.... Ill
Baraan, a.... 0 14 1 Nawtoa, a... 0 ( 4
Phillips, 1 I C Wheeler, lb. 1 I I
. . , a H M h
'Total. U IT U 1 Total. ... I 11 14 1 4
Cincinnati , 4 0 0 0 0 i t 1 10
Brooklyn 0 00010100
Three-bane hlta: Corcoran. Dolan. Stolen
baaea: Kelley, Beokley, Heyniour. Bneca-
ara. lioubla play: Keaier to uonovan.
Klrst on balla: Oft Newton, 3. Hit by
pitched ball: Donovan. Time: 8:00. Um
pire: Brown and Irwin. ..'
Bcora second game:. ,
' ' ' ClNCiKNATL ' '1 : BROOKLYN.
R.H.O.A.B.l H.H.O.A .
ItPiifir. an... a a a pneraara, II. I l l g a
Bar a ley. lb.. I 111 Kailar, rf.... (Ill
Crawford, rf . I 4 1 1 Dolan. f.... (lit
Brmar. bf ;. I t 0 Dahlen, a.... Ilia
Plt. lb I -4 t i rrrll, a.... I 1 a
rorcocma, am. 1 I Doaoraa, lb. a 0 10 I
Maloney, K.. 1 1 0 0 flood, lb.... 0 111
. Bortee, a.t t I 0 - lluiha.. . p... 0 1 I 1
Pool., a 0 I t.WbMler, lb., t t 1 1 I
' T!"" " "- ". f ' aaaaZataii fjU aataaM' T '-""T"" -wmm w aaaa ea
TeUle ...1 II 17 1 ll Total ...1 a 14 II 1
Cincinnati .t I t 0 0 4 0 4 -u
Brooklyn .0 00010i60-l
Two-baaa hlta: Petti, Beckley. Three
baae hlta: Crawford, Kelley, pelta. Home
rune: Bheckard, Seymour. Stolen baaea:
Pelta. Corcoran, Maloney. Double playa:
Donovan tp Farrell, Pelta to BetWIey, Cor
coran to Pelta to Backley. ' Flrat baaa on
ballai Off Poole, ; off tlughea, t. Struck
out;- By. Foele, t; by Hughes, a. Time:
1.66. Umpire : Brown and Irwin.
Chlcaa;) Still LoslaaT.
- CHIC AOO. Aug. 20. The locale lost their
alxth atraJgnt today on roetly errora and
Inability Xo hit Fraaer with men on baaea.
Four double playa and Lowe'e fielding were
features of an otherwise uninteresting
game. Attendanca, l,2oO. Score:
CH1CAOO
PHILADELPHIA.
R.H. OA..
R.H O A. B
William, ft 1 I
aiaila. if.... I I 1
Manafoa. lb.. I 111 t 1
Dobba. . Cf..., 0 110
Tinker, aa... I 1
Lows, lb..... I I (
iThomaa. of . 11 a
Wolafa, lb. 1 1 1 I
"arrr, ii 1 a 4 a
krug. lb 1 t 4 a
Hulawltt, . I 0
Jaunlnia, lb. 1 I 1
Kllni, . I 1
Brhaafar. lb. 1 I I I
ouiaa, a... T
wbiia, rf.... a i i a t
i'raaar, p.... 1111
Lundtran, a. 1 I t
Totala ... I IT IT I- Total. ... 4 ( IT 1 I
Philadelphia 0 0000230 4
Chicago 1 0 0 0 4 1 0 0 02
Left on baaea: Philadelphia, 5; Chicago,
T. Stolen baae: Lundgren. Double playa:
I -owe to Menefee. Knii to Jennlnaa.
Ifryg to Hulawltt to) Jennlnga, Wolvarton
to jennmga to woiverton. Htruck out: By
I.undgren, 2; by Fraser, . Baaea on balla:
Ore Lundgren, t: off Fraaer, . Time: 1:46.
Umpire; Cantlllon.
" Oaaaa Pestaeaeol.
At Plttaburg Pltteburg-New York, no
game; rain. '
Btaadlag; of the Teams.
Played Won. Loat P.O.
Plttaburg ,
Brooklyn
Boston
Chicago
Cincinnati .....
Bt. Loula
Philadelphia ..
New York
7 78 24 .T52
...104 (7 47 .M
... 7 61 4 .620
...101 62 4 .616
...100 48 63 . 40
...102 4 6 .461
...101 40 1 .89
...100 86 16 .330
Gamee today:
Boston at St. Loula.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati, New York at Pltta
burg, Philadelphia at Chicago.
GAMES IN AMERICAN LEAGUE
Athletics Reaanae Their Wlaalae;
trie, Battlag Powell la
Baaeaes.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 20 -The home
team bunched four hlta In the fifth In
nlng, acorlng three runa, which proved to
be enough to defeat St. Louis. Huatlng
was an enigma to tne visiting Datamon
Attendance, J.SttiS. Score:
PHILADELPHIA. I BT. LOt'I.
R H O. A. B.I R at O A B
Hartwt It... I I llBurkett. If... I
Pslta,. c( 4 irnel, rf 1
be. la. lb.... 14 0 Hamphlll, e(. 8
L Crass, lb. M 1 I Aod.raou. It I I I I I
Beybuld, rf... 1 I Wallace, sa.. 1 4 i
Murpbr. -lb.. 1 I O Mct-orb. Ib.. It
M. C'roaa. as. I rdd.a, lb... 8 1
Powera, .... Ill Slkahoe, 4
Uualina, p.. 1 1 I rewell. p.... 113 10
Totala ... 4 I IT IT I Totals ... 1 I 14 t
Philadelphia 0 0 0 0 3 1 4
St. Loula 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 01
Earned runa: Philadelphia, 4. Threa-baae
nits: Murpny, Hustings. Sacrince hits:
Huatlngs. Stolen baaea: Harlsel. Left oi
V. ..... at T .... 1 . 7 L , U . .. I v. . .. a apt.
baae on balla: Off Hustings. 1: off Powell.
1. Struck out: By Powell. 4: by Hust
ings, 8. Time:; l:4U. implra: oherldan.
Carrlek Eaey for Cklcaga.
WABHINQTON, Aug. 20.-Chlcago found
Carrick an easy proposition and won
today'a gama handily. Washington batted
-KUx of ell Bottloe Eaar.
Brajw4 from BchfmUa Hot.
Order ficai
H. May at t emyaay
Callahan out of the boa. but were unable
to hit Patteraon. Attendance, 2.364. Score:
CHICAGO. I WASHINGTON.
a 0 A B I R.H O A. C.
Ptrana. lb... I I 1 I 1 Rr. rf I 1 I
Jonea. cf I 1 I Lea. rf 1 4
(iren. rf.... Ill llrh'tT. If.. Ill
Tla, a. ... I l tr Kter. It.. I I I I I
M-rtaa. If.... 14 f'mi.hlln. lb. 1 I 1 I 1
alr. lb 1 111 Ix,yla. lb.... I
oell. lb.... 1 1 10 Elr. aa 14 1
M-F.rVA, e..l triarke. c 1111
allahan. a.. a frrlrk. a...
fatt.nna, .,
I Total ... lion i
Total ...1 II IT 11 1
Chicago 4 1 0 4 1 0 0 0 0-10
Washington 0 i 0 0 0 0 w 1
Earned runa: Washington, a; Chicago,
Two-baae hits: 'oiahlln. Doyle, U-e,
Daly. Three-bane hlta: Keleter, Davla.
Stolen boat: Davla. Sacrifice hlta: I'aly,
Patttraon, Isbell, Mertea. Double playa:
Davla to Isbell; Davis to Daly to Isbell.
Bases on balla: Off Carrie. I; ore tau-
han. 2; oft Patteraon, 1. Hit by pitched
ball: By Carrtck. 1; by Patterson, 1.
Struck out: By Carrick, 1: by Patterson.
IeTt on bases: asningion, i; i m-
cago, i. Passed bane: Liarae, i; jwcrar-
land. 1. Time: i:4i. Lmpirea; Larruintri
and Johnstone.
Screamer at Baltimore.
BAT.TIMnnK. Auar. 20. The. Baltimore
American league team made a soul-stlrrlng
finish In Imlav'i same with Detroit. After
having the game well In hand Wlltse went
io niftrea in ine ninin ana bi uwru i'tt
troit'B to score four runa. The home team
took a brace and batted out a victory. At
tendance, 1.14&. Score;
Baltimore. i dbtiioit
a H O A a I R.K.O.A.K
Mrrrr, ef. I 1 I 1 HwW, rf.... I
Belharh. If... I I Klbr(l1. aa. 1 1 4
a'iiiima fh . l t f l r'aMv lb 1111
Howell, lb... 1 1 I Barrett, f..v 1 I 1
Arndt. rf.... 1 1 I I Holme., n... l
Ollhert. ... Ill Drrll, lb 1 1
RhMmmi a. I I 1 nieaaon. lb.. 1 v a a
Smith, lb.... 0 I 14 1 S McAI'.'r. e., 1 I
Wlltaa. p.
1 Yaaa-.r, .
o a a
Total ... 7 II 17 17 l ToUl ... Wit 1
One out when winning run waa acored.
Baltimore .: 2 0 0 0 1 0 2 0 87
Detroit 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4
Sacrifice hit: Arndt. Two-baae hit: Bel-
bach. Home run: Holmea. Stolen baaea:
Smith. Klberfeld. Double play: Elberfeld
t n.k P-lr.t hsse on halla: Off Wlltse
2; off Teager. 7. Struck out: By Teager,
I. LIl on Dasea: Baltimore, s; uciruu, .
Time: 1:56. Umpire: Connolly.
Cleveland Beats Boston.
BOSTON, Aug. to. Every error by the
locals and two of Sparka' passes counted In
Cleveland scoring today. Moora kept
Hoaton'a hlta scattered. Htona by Kradley
and LaChanca were featurea. Attendance,
lmt. Score:
CLEVELAND. t ' SOiTON.
H.H.O.A. B.I R.M.O.A.B.
n ml 141 niaaaon. If... 0110
Bradley, lb.. 1 11 Blahl, cf 10 4 0
Lajole, lb... 0 I 1 t 1 Colllna. lb... till
Hlrkaaao, lb. 0 0 10 0 a Freeman, rf.. 1 110
Tllck. rf 0 110 Parent. .... 011
ainf-arttv If. I t ASS tl'h'M. lb.. 0 I I 1 0
Oochn .r, a. 0 0 4 1 1 Kerrle, lb.... till
Wood, c 0 0 I 0 Warner, c... 0 0 ( 1
atmra. m I I a a Boarka. a.... til
j'DomhertjF ,11111
Totala' ... ( I 17 10 I "'
1 ToUl ... I 17 1
'Batted for Sparka in the ninth
Cleveland 0 0 J 0 I 0 0 "1 0-4
Boston 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 13
Two-baae hit: Moore. Stolen baaea
Freeman 12). LaChance. Double playa
Oochnauer to Ilole Lo Hickman. Parent to
Ferris to LaChance. Bases on balls: Off
Moore, 4; off Sparks, 4. Hit. by pitched
... r, . . . . t . . . . r.. . r . . -
pan: rj jnuore, 4. Diruii uui, x y wiwir,
2; by Sparka, i. Paaaed ball: Wood. Time:
1:55. Umpire: O LAUghlln.
Standlaa; of Ike Taama
Played. Won. Lost.' P. C.
l-niianeipnia vn
Bt. Loula 07
Chicago m
Boston 1"0
Cleveland Wi
Washington l'U
Baltimore 100
Detroit 9
55 41 r .571
54 48 . .557
64 44 . .551
56 46 .550
50 62 .4)
40 55 .4-
42 58 .4'A1
89 57 .4U1
names rodav: Cleveland at Boaton. Chl-
caaro at Waahlngton, St. Loula at Phlladal-
phla, Detroit at Baltimore.
N. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Colambas Mad Kansas City Divide
la m Brace of. Stabbornly ,
Faaght Games. .
COLTTMBU8. All. 20.-!olumbus and
Kansaa City broke even in a double-header
today. Bailey allowed tne visitor out
three hlta In the first same and the result
waa a shut-out. In the aecond Gibson waa
more effective than McMackln. The aecond
gama waa called before the ninth- tuning
waa over to auow tne rvanaas uny team to
catch a train. Attendance, 1,537. Hoore
flrat gam i . .
COLUMBVB- KANBAg C1TT.
R.H. OA. B.I R.H.O.A.B.
Hart, lb 1 Rot b fuss, ef. I
Balden: rf... 1 1 ( 0 1 Barilla. .... I 1
MrFarl'O, cf. I ! Nance, e 1 I 0
Turner,' lb... 1 11 eOrsdr, lb.... II
Myers, lb...
. 1 1 II Leewe, a.... 0 I I
. I 1 I 1 Thlel. lb.;.., 0 0 11
.1111 !smltn( W..' I a
110 liMcAnd'w., lb 1 I
.11 McDonald, p. 1 t I
."" tftQ Totsi ... I 14 IT "l
Knoll, U....
Hopka, aa. .
Foi,
Ballay, p..,
Totals
Columbu 0 1001002
Kansas City 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00
Stolen baaes: Turner. Two-baae hlta: Fox.
Three-bnae hlta: Turner. Double playa
Bailey, unassisted ; Leewe to Grady. Struck
out: By Batiey, z; oy Mcuonam, 3. Baae
on balla: By Bailey, 2; by McDonald, 2.
Time: 1:35. Umpire? Flick.
Score, aecona game:
KANBAB CITY. I COLfVBl'g,
R.H.O.A.B. R.H.O.A.B.
Rothfusa. rf. 1 I 1 Hart, lb 0 110 0
Bevllle, ..... .see vueiaes. n... v l v v v
Kanra. cf.... 110 0 'Mr.rarl'4. ef. 1 I
Oradr. lb.,.. I 11 I iTarnar, lb... 10 14 1
Leew. aa ... t I I I'Myer. lb.... 110 0
Tkell, tb.... I I e Knoll, If 1
Smith. It 1 ajHopka, as.... I 4
HcAnl L lb. 1 1 I ri. c
Olbaon, p.... a 1 I Mcafaekla, p.
total ...4 14 11 ll Totals ... 1 4 14 I I
Kansaa City 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0-4
Columbu ...0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11
Stolen baaea: Knoll, Nanca, Grady. Sac
rifice hlta: Belden, Bevllle, Nance.
Double Dlayi Turner to Hopke to Myera.
Struck out: By McMackln, 1; by Gibson,
2. Baaa on balla: By McMackln, 1; by
Olbaon, 8. Wild pitch: McMackln. ' Hit
by pitcher: By Olbaon. 2. Time; I 1:44.
Umpire: Flick. ,..,
Lovely Billiards at LonUvllle.
LOUISVILLE. Aug. 20.-Louivilla made
tha hlta and St. Paul the errora today, and
tha reault waa what might "have been ex
pected. The home team almoat broke the
local record for aluggtng.- Attendance. 8.122.
6cora:
LOUIBVILLB. I . BT. PAUL.
R.H.O.A.B. R.H.O.A.B.
Kerwln. p... I I t 1 1 Oeler, lb 114 11
boaner, lb... I I 4 (Itlhannen, rf. 1 I I I
Oaaaal, lb... 8 8 Hu(las. lb. I 1
Floursoy, If. 8 8 8 kelley,. lb.... I 14 1
Clymer, If... Ill Fierce, c 1111
Odwell. ef . .. 81 OiMarcaa, Ib-ss 0 1111
Bckaub, lb... 1110 Miller, ef.... 0401
Schrlever. .. 1 1 1 Dougherty, rl I 1
Tlllora. as... I I I I Chech. lf-p.. 8 ( 1 I
Totala ...IT 80 IT 11 "ll Totals ... I 11 n 11 1
Louisville 1 S 0 0 2 4 1 1 817
Bt. Paul 2 0 0 1 0 2 0 0 0-1
Left on baaear. Louisville, 4; St. Paul. 4.
Two-base hlta; Ganxel, Flournoy, Kelley,
Pierce. Three-base hits; Odwell. Crymer,
Oeler, Marean. Sacrifice hits: Kelly.
Double playe: Flournoy to Schrlever; Til
ford to tiunse). Stolen - bases: Kerwln,
Ganxel (2i, Flournoy. Kelley, Marcan (2),
Check. Struck out: By Kerwln, 6. Basra
on balla: By Kerwln, 4; by Chech. 1; by
Miller, 1. Wild pitches: By Kerwln. 1;
by Miller, 1. Time; 2.U5. Umpire: Haskell.
Millers Were Easy.
INDIANAPOLIS. Aug. SO.Indlanapolta
won again today by timely hitting. Twenty
Minneapolis plsyera went to bat before a
man reached flrat baae. Attendance, 930.
Score: " (
INDIANAPOLIS I MINNEAPOLIS.
R.H.O.A.B I R.H.O.A.B.
Hogrleeer. nil ei.rncn. ef...
Fox, lb t I rgulllia. as..
Coulter, cf.. I Laily. If ...
Orim. lb t 8 11 'Wilmot.' rf..
y hrtea. as.. I T leaser. ....
Kllim. If 1 8 1 Warden, lb.
Kuhna. tb... 11 4tir.nl, lb...
Mattkewa. . 1 8 Cooley. lb,.
Klllea. p.... Nawlla.. p...
0 0 1 0 0
1 1 8 T I
1 1
1 1
111
1 1 14 1 e
3 I 1
111
111
Totala ... I tr ( Totala ... I 1 14 M I
Indlanapolla 1 1080010 6
Minneapolis 0 0 0 0 0 0 11 18
Bases On balla: By KUIen. 1: by Newlln.
1.' Struck out: By Klllen 2; by Newlln,
1. wild pitcn: roewun. lnree-oase nits:
Hogrlever, Matthews, Quillln. Sacrifice
hits: Foe. Kuhns. Double plays: viulllln
to Grant to Werden. Left on baaes: In
dianapolis, 4; Minneapolis, 3. Time: 1:45.
Umpire: Flggemeler.
Toledo Takea Tw frem Brewera.
TOLEDO. O.. Aug. 80. Toledo defeated
Milwaukee in two gamea. In which heavy
baiting waa tne oraer. Attendance. 7110.
Score, flrat game:
TOLEDO.
' iiiLwai'Kra
R.H. O A
Messy, rf.... I I
Bursa. Ik ... I I I T
Turser, as .. I 1 I I I
Klelaov, 1 I I 11 1
QieAua, .... 8 14
u.ika, if .... IStSr
lni. lb.... 131
knk. If 1111
C(awll. p. 1 8 3
R.H.O.A.B
Dumas. Ik.. I I 11 I
M. Unea, ef . I I I 1
Koh.lberk. lb I 1 I 1
Hallutan, rf. t 1
Cliasmaa. SB. 1 I 4 I I
.rr.t!, rt... e t e
Deuabu. ... I
AUrora. If... I
Klilett, p.... 11
Total ...11 11 IT 14 I Totals ... I It IT 1 (
Toledo 8 4 8 0 2 0 S18
Mllwaukea 0 P 3 0 2 0 3
Two-baae hlta; Burns (V, Klelnow U),
Orafflua, Ollks, Smith ?, Mock, Cogaes-
well. Mclirlrte, hnellieck. Htoien uase:
Meany: Iouble playa: Burns to Turner
to Klelnow. Struck out: By Coaaeswell.
by Elliott. 2. Wild pitch: Elliott. 1.
Time: 2 hours. Umpire: Tlndail.
Score, second game: '
TOLKhO. . MILWAt'KKR.
R.H.O.A.B.' R.H.O.A.B.
Meany, rf ... 110 0 rninnn. If . 0 1110
Hum.. Jh ... 1 1 M-Rrlde. cf . I I I 0
Turner, aa. . I I 4 S' helherk, lb 1 I I 4
Klelnnw, lb. 1 111 Hallmas. rf. 1 1 I
Orafflua, C...4 11 t'lln.maa, aa 1 1 1
Ollka, rf I I 0 Runkle, lb.. 1 I
P nllh, tb.... I I I I Donahue, lb. 1 T 1
Hoik. If
1 I apeer. o I
11 OUarohena, p.. 1
i'Klllott
I 1 17 11 ll
ToUl. ..! I 11 17 1 1
Hllh7, p
Totals
Batted for Jacobson In ninth.
Toledo ..1 10200100-4)
Milwaukee 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 3 0-4
Two-baae hlta: Turner. Klelnow, Smith,
Dungan, McHrlde, Mailman. Stolen bases:
Meany. Burns, Smith (21. Mock. Double
plays: Burns to Turner; Cllngman to
Schiebeck to Donahue. Struck out: By
Hughey, 1; by Jacobson, 1. Passed Balis:
Spear, 1. Baaea on balla: Off Urafflua,. 1;
off Jacobson, 1. Umpire: Altrovk.
Standing; of the Teams,
a
Plaved.
Won. Lost. P.O.
73 S5
70 3 .I8
1 47 .brVi
63 66 .4K
61 69 .4A4
4S 68 .V
40 67 . 374
3.8 74 .3J9
Ixinlsvllle 1
Indianapolis 1"8
St. Paul 1"
Kansas City HW
Columbus 110
Milwaukee I'll
Minneapolis l'7
Toledo 112
No games acheduled for today.
GAMES IN WESTERN LEAGUE
Colorado Springs Winds I'p Milwau
kee with Triple Play In the
Ninth Inning.
MILWAUKEE, Aug. 20. Colorado Springs
wound up today's game by a triple play,
defeating Milwaukee by a score of 6 to 8.
Men were on first and aecond and McVlcker
hit a line drive which to every one but the
umpire waa a scoop, to the shortstop, who
threw to second, the ball being thrown to
first for three men out. Attendance, 600.
Score:
R H E.
Colo. Springs ...0 0 0 3 0 2 0 0 05 4 1
Milwaukee 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0-8 12 4
Batteries: Colorado Springs, Foreman
and Baerwald; Milwaukee, Kenna and
Lucia.
Denver Blngs;ers Open I'p.
PEORIA, Aug. 20. Denver took the last
of the series today In a slugging match In
which Cox was batted all over the lot. At
tendance, 700. Score:
R.H.E.
Denver 8 2 0 0 0 1 2 0 2 IB 4 1
Peoria 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 01 6 1
Batteries: Denver. Lempke and P. Wll
aon; Peoria, Cox and Hannaford.
Games Postponed.
At Kansaa City Kanaaa City-Dee Molnea
gamea postponed; rain.
At St. Joseph Sl Joseph-Omaha game
postponed; wet grounds.
Standing; of tha Teams.
Played. Won. Loat. P.O.
Omaha ...
.103
61 41 .698
6s 43 .674
60 45 .671
67 4 .543
56 48 . 6.W
41 66 .464
39 62 . .3Mi
31 68 .313
Milwaukee
Kansaa City ....
Denver
St. Joaeph '.
Colorado Springe
Dea Molnea
...101
..106
..105
..104
..h'i
..Ml
.. B
Peoria
names todav: Denver at Omaha. Peoria
at Milwaukee, Colorado Springe at Dea
Moines, tsi. joaepn at nansas i.uy.
Two Game at Ilaatlnajs.
HASTINGS. Neb.. Aug. 20. (Special Tele
gram.) Two very poor exhibitions of the
national same were plaved to a email
crowd here today. In the first game Mtn-
den defeated Hastlnga with eaae. Bcora
Mlnden, 17; Hastings, 1. Batteries: Min
uen, Aiimie aim iMsuueia, xiaumuae, oi.iiau
helberger and Plnneo.
In the aecond game the Union Btockyarda
Juniors of South Omaha won in a walk
away from a local Young Men's Christian
association team by the score of 11 to 7.
The Union Stockyards Juniors won easily
from the Hastings Young Men's Christian
association boys, who were unable to hit
Adams' curves. Master Walter Hachten
relieved Adams in the fourth Inning and
held Haatlngs to Ave hits, the game wna
alow and uninteresting, the only feature
being the batting of the Juniors. Score:
Junlora ..1 ill 0 8 8 0 813 14 4
Hasting 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 2 0 6 8 6
Batteries: Junior, Hachten and Bonner;
Hastings, Mace, Plnneo and Addlngton.
Struck out: By Mace, 6; by Hachten, 7.
Time: 1:55. . . ..
Van Brant Staya with Baaa Ball.
ST. JOSEPH, Aug. 20. (Special Tele
gram.) W. T. Vanllrunt. owner of the
Western League club here and admittedly
one of the mainstays of the Western
league, when aaked today concerning the
story recently given currency that he would
retire from base ball at the end of she
year, laid: "Such talk is rot. Why should
1 quit? The Western has been a better
proportion this year than ever before and
our patrons have seen faster and better
ball. Instead of retiring from the business
I will be more deeply interested next year
than ever. The etory that I waa to move
to New York probably started this one to
the effect that I Intended to desert the
Western league. But I propoaa to remain
In the west and to devote part of my time
to the bufldlng up of the western league.
MeCaok Dropa Close Ona.
M'COOK, Neb., Aug. 20. (Special Tele
gram.) McCook lest to Falrbury today in
a hard-fought and exciting game. Score :
Falrbury 0 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 18 4 4
McCook 0 00001010-233
Batterlea: Falrbury. Bean and Laf ranee:
McCook, Jonea and Doane. Baaea on balls:
on Hean. 2. Two-bine hlta: Redmond.
Tuttle. Struck out: By Bean, 11; by Jonea,
6. Stolen baae: Jonea. Umpire: Patton of
Arapahoe.
Three I League.
At Bock Ialand Bloomlngton. 4: Rock
Island, 2.
At Davenport Terra Haute, i: Daven
port, 0.
At Cedar Raolda Cedar ' Rapid. 10:
Evansvrile, 0.
At Hockfora Pirat game: ttockrora. i;
Decatur, 2. Second game; Decatur, (;
Hockford, 4.
geathern Association.
At Memphis Memphla, 11; Shreveport, 6.
At Little Bock Little Rock, 7; New Or.
lean. 2.
At Chattanooga inatianooga, a; n.rming
harn, 6.
At Atlanta First game: Atlanta, 3;
Nashville, 6, Second game: Atlanta, 7;
Nashville, 8.
Kearary Wist From Norfolk.
KEARNEY. Neb.. Auc. 20. (Special Tele
gram.) Kearney agalnBt Norfolk waa the
same of ball played here today and waa
warmly contested by both aldea, Kearney
winning dv tne score 0 to . catteries:
Kearney, Plckard and Burman: Norfolk,
uiiucki ana wiikina. umpire: uuiuvan.
Result at Knloch Park.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 20. Bab and Schwalbe
we're the only winning favoritea at Klnloch
Park today, the balance of tha card going
to one second choice, two third choices and
one long shot. Schwalbe. running In the
name and colore of Barney echrelber,
scored In the feature event of the card at
one mile and a alxteenth. Tommy Dean
rushed the game little Schrelber Ally to
the fore at jlagfall and kept her there the
entire route, winning easily by a length
from Brief, which challeneged reaolutely In
the closing atridea. Colonial Ulrl, whlrh
waa cut ore at the head of the atretch, waa
a distant third, hair a dozen lengtna away.
Weather clear and track fast. Ilesuita:
First race, aix furlonga, aelllng: Brown
Veil, 112 (Beauchamp), a to 1, won; Nellie
Sawn. 110 (j. t t onnori, s to 1, second;
Cora Havlll II, 112 (McCann), 8 to 1, third.
Time: l.lb. Trauer, Aureate, The Mor
mon, HI Kollor. Chamlnade, Free Girl
Hopedale and Klllmandsharo also ran.
Quicksilver Hue unseated rider.
Second race, alx furlongs, selling: Master
Mariner. 100 (C. Bonner), 6 to 2, won; Pal-
mette, 110 (rteaucnan.pl, 20 to 1, second;
Tros. 100 (J. Wrlrht. oO to 1. third. Time:
rir.V Barklyte, Kancn. Beauty Book, Miss
Wandelohr, Joe Gosa, Verify, Likeness and
Kevoke also ran.
Third race, one and one-alxteenth mllea
purse: Sc hwalbe. 9b (T. Dean. 8 to 10, won;
liner, n
(McCann). 20 to 1. aecond: Colo
nial Girl. s (Goodyear). 6 to !. third. Time
I IK Alice Turner, Josle F. Zaxel and Kitty
- iyae a mo ran.
Fourth race, one and one-alxteenth miles,
selllna: Chorus Boy. 1( (Uattlsie). to 2.
won; Sallnda, 09 tHoubre), 7 to 2, second;
jsettie rtegent, i' (iwiurnampi, a 10 1
third. Time: 1:4. Mission. Jane Ouker.
Ida Ledaford, Iroyd. Kentucky Babe,
utile Arrow ana oienron siao ran.
Fifth race, five furious, aellinc: Wei
come Light. 88 (O. Bonner). 12 to 1. won;
Kinga l ady. i ioiii. s to a, aecond
Crime, 107 (J. Matthews), 7 to 1. third
Trade. Goudy, Budwelaer, Agnea Mark and
liarnacie also ran.
Plxth race, one mile, selling: Bab, 89
(Hoar), 8 to 6. won; Found. 1"3 (T. Dean), t
to 2, aecond; Henry of Franstamar, 1
i uaviaaoni, iz to 1, intra. lime: 1:43.
Meddlesome. lodle B. Lasso, Crosby, Len
ntp and Cialea also ran.
,
FARNSWORTIl ENDS PARKER
Grand Island "Brownie" Dft Strong
Man Through Bettor Tennis.
ANOTHER SENSATION AT FIELD CLUB
Prospective Winner of Interstate
Toaraey Is Pat Oat of Play
by Skill of a Yoanger
Antagonist.
Earl Farnsworth, tba diminutive tennla
champion of Nebraska, took the wind from
tha saila of W. G. Parker ot Arfcatntaa City,
Kan., at the Field club courts Wednesday
evening in the flerceat bout yet seen at
the Interstate tournament. Against odds of
age, experience, atrength, reach and form
"The Brownie" from Orand Island took tb.4
first and third aeta from the man who once
defeated Larned, and who In '94 waa ranked
number 8 among tha tennla player ot Am
erica. Farnsworth won (-4, 4-8, 6-2.
' The result waa a decided reversal of pop
ular opinion and general expectation.
Parker had been ao persistently touted, and
showed such a strong game In tba matches
be had played, that not even Farmworth's
close friend believed bo could win. But
they did not realize bow much the little
fellow has Improved bla game this season.
Meanwhile, despite the feeling that he
had no chance, Farnsworth waa ao much
tha favorite that the largo gallery which
witnessed the match went into regular col
legiate exhibition of Joy when the last
point ii won. Faroworth himself Im
mediately went up on shoulder, and he baa
hardly had a chance lo walk since. A
pretty undergraduate la said to have fav
ored "Tha Brownie." She la a sophomore
at the University of Nebraska and attended
the match with a bevy of her sorority
friends. When Farnsworth finally pulled
out tba victory what those girls did not do
to the undergraduate wa not worth while.
The pushing, pulling, slapping and general
trouncing that waa doled out to her waa
something fierce. The enthusiasm con
tinued all tha evening, and the dance later,
which waa attended by a great crush, wa
moatly an ovation to Farniworth.
Play of tha Morning,
Four matches In the first round of the
doubles and two in tb Brat round of the
consolation ainglea were played off at the
Field club yesterday morning before the rain
interfered. Tba contest in double proved
extremely Interesting, aa three of the
atrongeat teams in tha competition were
out. Another feature waa the fact that
some of the teams were raw, that la, the
partners bad never before played together.
In ona caae, at least, this blind matching
proved a great eucceaa, aa Jerome McOea
and Dr. Sheldon aeemed to fit In together
Ilka a Job of dovetailing, and they played
a very clever match under all the clrcum
Btancea agalnat .Young and Caldwell ot
Omaha, whom they defeated 8-2, 6-2.
This waa the principal conteat of tbe
morning from a local atandpolnt, aa Young
and Caldwell comprise tha best Omaha
team. Their play waa very unfortunate,
however. Caldwell, who ba been ahuwiug
such grand tennla all week, waa off color
for tbe flrat time. He waa not on bla atroke
at all, the clever Lawfords and paaiea that
bave been winning bis matchea in tbe sin
gle not being apparent. Add to tbta tba
fact that Young waa clear off bis game and
you bava tbe explanation ot their eaay de
feat. McGee and Sheldon, . meanwhile.
showed up remarkably well. McOee bad
more control than he baa. shown at any pre
vious time during the tournament. Tha two
won chiefly on their team work, which waa
very good considering the lack of familiarity
of each with tha other's game. Then they
smashed aa well at the, net and their lob
bing waa good.
Iowana Play Desperately.
Sanderson and Holland, tha Galeaburg
palp, found in Gtlman and McNeal ot Bloux
City a difficult proposition after tha flrat set.
Tbey went to tha Illinois team (-0, tbe
Iowana being unable to get started at all.
They were good tennla playera, however, and
in tha aecond act they picked up. It waa
hard fougbt to deuce, and then Sanderson
and Holland took the next two games, win
nlng tbe set and match. Tha vlctora played
the net more, and were on the whole safer
The Hawkeyea lobbed well, but lcat many
points trying to paaa. Holland and Sander
aon played a better game the Brat aet, aa
tbey let down considerably in the aeeond.
and gavo away a good many potnta by care-
lei work.
Ashcraft and Peter, tba Chicago team
won from Howell and Hllea of Sioux City
6-8, 8-8. The match waa not a walkaway
but tbe Windy City men were superior all
the way through. Ashcraft reprodurea in
doublea tbe snappy game he playa in ainglea,
and Petera haa alao tbe characterise of
qulckneaa and apeed. The two took tha net
moat of the time, and thla waa too much
for tba Iowana.
W. O. Parker appeared in doublea with
bla partner. Carter Wilder. The latter waa
in great fqrm, and with Parker playing
rather easily and a little loosely, tbey won
from Hill and Croakey 6-4, 6-0. Parker put
no Bteam at all into hla aerv thla morning
and played easily generally. Ha waa ap
parently aavlog himself for tba match with
Farnsworth in ainglea, acheduled for tba
afternoon. Wilder showed htmeelt to be
a good all around player, with good knowl
edge of tha game. In the flrct aet Hill and
Croskey paaaed their opponent fight and
left and took four gamea from them. It
looked Ilka a fight, but in the aeoond aet
Parker and Wilder took thlnga aa they
wlabad.
Graves and Cockerlll atarted their match
against Hopklna and Towl, but tb rain
atopped it after on set.
Loveland and Shepherd, tb two Lincoln
men, were at tba club and played little
practice at noon to find tbe grounds. But
they did not play their firat round match
They form a team that will ba watched.
It, with Sanderaon and Holland, Sheldon
and McGee, Parker and Wilder and Faroe
worth and Raymond, would eem to ba tb
five atrnng teams of the tournament, with
llttl choice ao far. S
Chamnlonahlo double, flrat round:
Holland and Sanderaon beat Oilman and
McNeal, 8-0, 7-5.
McGee and Sheldon beat Young and Cald
well, i-t i-a.
Parker and Wilder beat Hill and Croskey
a..
Aahcraft and Petera beat Howell and
Hiles, 8-8. 8-3.
Draw for Consolation.
For the consolation event in singles tb
drawlnga were made aa follow:
Towle a bye.
Erwln a bye.
Clark a bye. "
Young a bye.
Prouett a tye.
Cary a bve.
Hllea a bye.
Van Camp playa Webster.
Byan plays Cockerlll.
McNeal a bye.
Howell a bye.
Copeland a bye.
Dufrene a bye.
Gravea a bye.
Holland a bye.
Hllle a by.
Playera for tb two matchea in tba pre
llminary ropnd. Van Camp agalnat Web
ster and Ryan agalnat Cockerlll, wer not
on band, ao two of tba first round conteata
were played. Howell beat Copeland two
! aeta; -0 g-0. The Bloux City man
allowed himself atronger la all department
of tha game. Copeland played hardly as
well aa he did against McGee Monday.
Then Cary of North Platte beat Proaett
of Fullertoa. Thla waa a long draw:
match, going 1-9, 6-0, 6-6. Prouait took tb
firat set after atxteen game. Then he
aeemed to let down, aa Cary took tha next
two In love aeta.
Consolation ainglea, flrat round:
Howell beat Copeland. 6-0, 0-0.
Cary bent Prouett, 7-8. 6-0. 6-0.
Delayed by the Plain.
Tba rain wet tha courta down o that
they could not be stepped on till near 6
o'clock. But about then tha committee de
termined tbat It did not wish to disappoint
the hundreds ot people wbo had come to
tee the tennla, and announced that the
Parker-Farniwortb match ot tba four
scheduled would bo played. Thla was tba
one which most everyone wished to wit
ness. Play commenced at 6 o'clock, with Earl
aervlng from tha( south end ot th last
court to the west, which Glbb had raked
and roiled into good condition. Farus
worth loat the firat game, but won tha
next three atraight. Then ha loat the fifth,
won tba alxth, loat tbe aeventh and eighth
and won the ninth and tenth, making the
aet. On tha whole lobbing won tha aet
for Earl, although his quickness at the net
waa very effective. Parker tried bard to
get the net, but Earl would lob him to
the back court repeatedly. On the ex
changee of drives it waa impossible for
Farker to get them too fast or too Speedy
for Farnsworth, wbo showed great apeed
himself. Parker waa in hla uaual great
style, but waa ao far somewhat uncertain
and lobbed outside a good deal. Earl's
lobbing waa perfect through the aet. There
were bitter ralllea over practically every
point and each man made thrilling re
turns. The aecond aet found Farnsworth eerv-
ng from the north. He took the first
game, lost the aecond, took the third,
fourth and fifth, having bla man 4-1 at
that point. The spectators bad hardly re
covered from the shock of seeing Parker
lose tb tint aet, but now they conceded
Farnsworth the match in atralght set.
Meanwhile Parker waa growing t roarer
nd better every game, and t S i ba
tepped in and took five atraighi gamea
by a grand rally, winning tba set, 6-4. Tb
reversal waa great tennis, and it was
thought Earl waa tiring under the terrible
pounding Parker waa giving tha balls,
in the latter part of tb aet "Tha Brown
ie's" speed leasened by halt. Earl'a lob
bing alao became weak at that time.
Yonnsrster Is Too Strong;.
Parker insisted on a seven minutes' rest
before tbe third set against Farnsworth'a
protest The aet opened with Earl aerv
lng from tha south. 'Ha lost tba first
game and they changed aldea. Farniworth
took the next two, ona at love. Then tbey
changed ends again and Earl loat one and
then won four atralght. Till that last aet
Parker had been growing steadily stronger,
bat the constant ehaaa ba bad been led
began to tell finally and he began letting
Earl's places go without trying for them.
All the way through tha match Parker bit
tbe net often and went out at enda and
aldea too much. Earl played extremely
aafe, even losing soma points by refrain
ing from amashea when at tba net, where
ba could bave made them win. At all
times, save during tha latter part of the
aecond set, he played from hla head In
great shape, his lobbing being beautiful
and bla placing constant. Hla waa a plug
gtng game, for all It brilliancy, and tbat
won. Tba polnta of the different gamea
were:
First set:
Farnsworth .
Parker
...1 4 (
...4 X
...0 4 1
...4 2 4
4 1 0 4 6-81
0 4 4 8 428
Second aet:
Parker
Farnsworth ,
6 4 4 8 4-tt
8 2 S 6 0-32
Third set:
Farnsworth .
Parker
4 1 4 7 4 7-82
0 4 1 6 2 617
Thla ahows that' Farnsworth wob 85
points,' Parker 78. ao tba margin oa actual
play waa plenty. . Tbe results of tb match
baa Upset all speculation aa to tbe winner
of tba tournament. The queatlon now
arises, can Farnsworth beat Sanderson. It
will be a great conteat ahould they come
together, aa tbey are both email men and
both play aafe tennis. But Sanderaon baa
still to beat Raymond and Shelden before
be is in tba finals.
Matches for Today.
This morning the balance of tbe third
round singles, three matchea, will be
played, together with the ainglea consola
tion. In tbe regular ainglea Wilder meets
Peters, Sanderson meeta Raymond and
Shtldon meeta Caldwell. In the afternoon
the wlnnera of the three matchea, to
gether with Farniworth, will play th
eml-flnal. Farnsworth will play the
winner of the Wilder-Peter match, and
Sanderaon, who ahould beat Raymond, will
play Shelden, who ahould win from Cald
well. That will leave the finals in ainglea
only to be played. Tba remAIner of tha
Aral round doublea will alao be played
thla afternoon, bringing tbat eonteit down
to eight teama.
A special match this afternoon will bo
the mixed doubles between Miss Louisa
Pound and "Ike" Raymond of Lincoln and
Mrs. Vaughan-Howell of Seattle and Con
rad Young of Omaha. Both women are
among tbe best in tbe country. Mlaa Pound
came up from Lincoln yeaterday together
with a aeora of other tennla devoteea wbo
wanted to aee Farnawortb win.
Th t.nnls playera are greatly pleased
with tha entertainment being given tbem.
Ona eald: "At Chicago we were treated
Ilka Interloper. Hare there ia nothing too
good for ua and our comfort. Wa appreci
ate It." A round of dance, amokeri, mus
ical entertatnmenta, and ping pong tourna
ment I certainly occupying all apare
time.
DIRECT HALHAS TO HURRY
Greenllne Foreea Him to Break Rw
ord mt Readvllle Beta a Mark
f S1O8 la Third Heat.
READVILLE, Man,, Aug. 10. Tbe
Orand circuit card thla afternoon wa tha
one arranged for yeaterday and which
rain prevented. Aa tba natural outooma
tbe track waa sticky, but, remarkable to
state, with thla drawback Direct Hal
broke hla own record ot 1:064 and tba
Norfolk ataka record ot one-fourth of a
aecond slower by going tba third beat in
1:06. Thla race waa easily tb belt ot
the day and the great incident waa tba
whirl-wind finish In tba aecond beat be
tween Direct Hal, driven by Oeera, and
Greenllne, the Goshen (Ind.) bora, driven
by Saundera. Geera waa obliged to make
Direct Hal do the laat quarter in 294 aec
ond to win and ha finished only half a
bead to tb good at tbat.
Geers won two racea today, tba Norfolk
puree of 15,000 wltb Direct Hal and 11,000
puraa for tha 2:18 trottara wltb Prince of
Orange. Dan Patch, wbo la at thla track
la anticipation of trial agalnat Star
Polnter'a famous mile of 1:19 Saturday,
waa aent around aeveral time between
tbe heata.
Tbe flrat race called waa tba Norfolk,
2:14 claaa paca, for a puraa ot $5,000.
There ware ten atartera," Direct Hal being
heavily backed at tba odda of S to 1. In
the flrat beat Geer loafod and Greenllne
took the beat eaally. Next time Oeera
found it prudent to drive out, aa Oreen
Una waa going very faat. At tba bait
Greenllne at tha pole waa being over
hauled by Direct Hal and at the three-
quarter ha waa only about a length to
tha good. Tha finish brought tha big crowd
to ita feet. Greenllne waa going Ilka a
machine and it did not aeem poealble tbat
be could be beaten, but Direct Hal, urged
on by Geera, foot ,by foot, gained until
ba went under tbe wire bait a bead tba
winner.
Tha third beat waa paces la 1:06 flat by
Direct 'Hal, who won tha heat and broke
tba atake record made by Audubon Boy ot
2:064 and, alao bla own record of 2:0'.
The time for the quartera waa S1H, 1:0414,
1:364. 2:0. the last half being Covered la
1:014. Th fourth beat aaw only tbe
heat wlnnera called out. Direct Hal and
Oreenlln. Tbey wer sect away looking
like a pair, keeping at even atridea until
the last quarter, when Direct Hal took
the lead and won easily by two leagtha.
Tha 2:11 trot for a purse of 11.600 waa
won In two atralght heata by Malcolm
Forbes' 8usle J. Geera again came to the
front In the 2:18 trot, taking three
straight easily with Prince of Orange.
Tba 1:11 claaa pace waa a bot race from
tha atart and the favorite, Billy H., waa
finally beaten by Prince Direct.
Tbe aecond event In tomorrow's racea
will be the great "Maaaachusetta" 2:12
trotting race for a prlie of $16,000, and
fait time ia expected, a tha track ia ta
excellent condition.
The Norfolk 1:24 claaa, pacing, puraa
;.ooo:
'Irect Hat, by Direct-Bessie Hal
tueers)
5111
1 1 In
Greenllne, b. g.- (Saunders)
lertimen, o. g. (Hudson)
(Hyde) ,
.. 2 4 6ro
Free Advice (Miller) ..
.. 8 t 61
.. 4 7 41
Iro
Cubanola, blk. h. (Gears)
ro
lieacon. ro. g
Elastic Pointer, b. h. (Hussev)
.. ds
.. Sds
..ds
..da
lteaiisant. b. h. (Shank)
old Brick, b. g. (Spear)
Time: 2:09. 2:07. 2:i. 2:08.
2:11 class, trottlne. two In three, nuraa
81.6U0:
Susie J, ro. m., Jayhawker-Mllllonalre,
by Norwood ((Titer) 1 1
Metallss, b. h. (Kiisaev) 8 3
Antesella. b. h. (Snear) 8 11
Temple Wllkea, b. g. (Golden) 5 8
Oia ham, br. m. (Kenyon) 8 7
Palm Ix-af, b. g. (McCarthy) r. 4
Prince Lavalard, b. h. (Ham) 6 4
i-oionei coenran, n. n. (Geera) a 6
Wauban, g. g. (Saunders) 7 6
Border, br. h. (Lydyard) 11 8
General Johnson, blk. g. (James) 10 10
Glory, ch. g. (Paige) da
Time: 2:lo4, 2:1014.
Q-1Q .1... . . t MM.
Prince of Orange, b. g., by Prince of
India, daughter of Ciiyler (Geera).. Ill
Silver Heir. b. h. (Erwln) 12 6
Millard Sander, b. a. (Merrlfieldl....ll 11 9
Ben Hal, b. g. (Turner) 4 8 4
Aiiaorieve, d. g. (McDonald)
...6 8 3
...3 6 8
... 9 4 11
... 6 6 10
...10 9 5
...7 7 7
... R 10 11
...12 11 8
rvaiaveia, o. m. t noting)
Ralph Wick, b. g. (Riley) ...
Belle Curry, ch. rrt. (Toiler)
Baron Bell, b. h. (Hudson) .
Eulnh Mc, blk. m. (Snow) ..
Eflle O, b. m. (Demareat) ..
Hall Fry. b. g. (Foote)
azier).
Time: i:i2Vi. l:i4Vi. J:ll'4.
2:11 claaa, pacing, two in three, puraa
l.OoO:
Prince Direct, b. h. (McHenry) 1
Billy M. b. m. (Fisher) 2
6 1
1 6
w
6 8
9 7
Onota, b. m. (McDonald) 4
Annie Lieyourn, o. m. (Potter) 3
Tonl C, b. h. (Toiler) 11
Clayaopa, br.- h. (Knapp) 6
Dan Riley, b. jr. (Hudson) 8
Rana, g. m. (Young) 8
Kvoiuie, nr. m. (Bitcner) .,
Alice Holmes, b. m. (Allen)
Maggie Hubbard, b. m. (Grant).
9 8 10
Tro 3
6ds
lime; :uia, t vivt, z:uy..
Run out aecond heat only.
Ball Player Oat of Jail.
BALTIMORE. Aug. 20.-MIchael J. Don
n, the baae ball player who waa fined 3250
and sentenced to six months in Jail for aa
raultlng Miss Minnie Fields, a member of
the "Ben Hur'.' company laat winter, was
released from Jail today, his fine of $260
having been paid. Donlln had thirty days
taken off his sentence for cood behavior
rand served only five months. Donlln says
no win Begin to piay with tne Cincinnati
base ball club In about ten daya,
Boralnia-Abbot Race la Off.
BOSTON, Aug. 20. The Boralma-The
Abbot race), scheduled to take place at
Hartford. Conn., August 80, waa declared
off at a meeting between representatives of
the owners of the horses here today. Both
animals are eald to be lama and unfit for
racing.
Rata Spoils Rio Meet,
RED OAK. Ia., Aug. 20. (Special Tele-
frram.) A heavy rain lasting two hours
egan falling at noon today, making racing
Impossible. The Fair aasociatlon haa de
cided to extend the meeting over until
Saturday.
. . THE REALTY RECORD. ,
INSTRUMENTS placed on file Wednesday.
Auguat 20, 1902:
' warranty Deeda.
E. S. Flor to Andrew Edqulst, lota 12,
18 and 14, block 8, C. E. Mayna'a
first add. to Valley 8 25
W. I. Dallas and wife to C. M.
Sprague. lot 2. block 1. LaVeta
place 8.450
J. C Moore and wife to O. P. Bheo-
ard, lot 14, block 14, Kountae place... 1,700
Maoei rt. xeaKei ana nusDand to c
E. O. Erlckaon, lot 26, block 6, Bemla
park ... 1,200
H. M. Puffer and wife to O. W. Jon-
aen, n4 lota 8 and 9. block 3. C. E.
Mayne'a first add. to Valley 715
Fred Hartung and wife to Fred Arm-
brust. lot 26. Vinton Mace 97s
W. K. F. Vila and wife to aame. lot
Z6, aame , zoo
Margaret V. Solomon to A. A. New
man, lota i to zi, 40 to 45, block 1,
Blrkhauarr & B'a aubdlv 100
alt Claim Deeda.
Harry McClure to. Elsie D. Troup, un
dlv4 block 4. Burlington Center
Jessie C. Hitchcock to N. W. Mutual
Life Insurance Co., nl2 feet of al44.8
feet lot 1. Capitol add
250
W. W. Watera and wife to O. W.
Jensen. n4 lota 8 and 9, block 3,
C. E. Mayne'a flrat add. to Valley...
160
Total amount of transfers..
...$10,407
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