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THE OMAI1A DAILY BEE: SUN DAT, AUGUST 31, 1002. 8 HITS AT TflE PROPER TIME I fiUnt and Delan Delirer th Ocwda Where They ire Seeded. CLEYEN INNINGS OF VERY FAST BALL Wet Many Oat 1v the 0, ant All Dealre to Take a Crack at the Inspire, bat tfca Poltea Prevent. (From a Staff Correspondent.) DE8 MOINES. Aug. 10. (Special Tele cram.) A baaa on ball, two tacrine hlta and a corking two-bagger by Dolan won the game for the Kldnapera in the gloam ing today aftar eleven Innlngf of the fast cat base ball aeen on the grounds this aeason. A rain atorm came up in the fourth Inning and the conteat wae de clared Just thirty mlnutee. Darkness wa descending upon the Held when the win ning run waa made, but It waa not so dark but the crowd could see the umpire, and Abbott was escorted out of the woods jby two policemen. A crowd ot boys fired la rolley of tl nes at him, as It waa, but none took effect. The umpire Incurred the 'displeasure of the fan by some alleged rotten decisions on balls and strikes In the Midgets' half ot the nlnih. but the Omahas won out by superior attck work and the umpire was uot In the least to blame. Owen pitched beautiful game, allowing Ipapa Qulnn'a pets to gather In but four I hits, as - far apart as milestones to a Ipedeatrlan on a hot day. Dea Moines got Its only run In the second, when Davis reached first on Oenlns' failure to handle Ihls hit. Backoff sacrificed him to second and he scored on Warner's safety to center, A base on balls, a sacrifice and Stone's 'usual hit to right field brought in the first marker for the Kidnapers in the flftb. From that on until the eleventh it was 'nlp-and-tuck, and then came the downfall 'of the Midgets. Papa Qulnn'a pete did their best to even up thing in their halt, but Owen would not stand for It, and he retired the side with an easy one to first, a strikeout on Clark and a popup to Stew art by O'Leary. Attendance, 600. Score: OMAHA. AB. R. H. iStone, If 6 0 1 'Carter, rf 4 11 Graham, cf 4 0 Oentna, 3b 4 0 Dolan, ss 6 0 Btewart, 2b 4 0 Thomas, lb 3 1 Gondlng, c 0 Owen, p 4 0 won today's game from Philadelphia In the lat Inning. The locals had a lead of one run and the visitors, with two singles. a batsman hit and liougiae wmo. inr, scored two runs. Attendance, s.OTe. Score: NEW YORK. I rHILADEt-PHia. R. H O. A K.I RH.O.AW.. If.... 14 4 Thmnae. cf... 1 l Barrr. rf I Knm. If I 1 J HulawHt, ee.. 1 I 1 4 S JeTintnae, la.. t H 4 4 Dmialae, e.... 1 t 4 I 1 1 CM Ml, lb.... 4 4 4 rraeer. S 4 4 4 !unn, aa. .'. .. 1 drnUh, Jt....4 M.Oena, lb.. 4 Rrorite. ef.... t Howorman. . t l.aud,r. lb.... 4 Mathaveon, p4 Cronln. a 4 nng, lb... on, rf. ... Oreen, rf.... aa. Martea, If.. alr. lb.... loll. lb... nrimih. a Totala t lull l' Totals I t tt 14 1 , i. A A n 1 0 0 0 0 1 I t.,ii.rtir.hi"!!!!!'. o 001001003 Earned runs: New York, 3; Philadelphia, 1. Two-baHe hits: MctSann, Barry. Tnree .... hii. riA,irlna Sacrifice hit: Dunn. Btolen base: Mntthewsnn. Left on banes: New Tork, 5; Philadelphia, 6. First base on balls: Off Cronln. 1: oft Fraser. 1. Hit by pitched ball: Hroflie. ntrurn uui. t ronln. 4; by Fraser, 3. Wild pitch: Fraser. Time: 1:46. Umpire: Irwin. Chicago Dies Game. ttiTTom'Dfi An " Tn bases on balls and errors by Menefee and Tinker defeated Chicago In the twelfth inning of a splendidly conteeted game. Attend ance, Score: -. ..on I i CHICAGO. r...e---; . R.H.O.Al 1110 1 f !. II .. otlloDne, ci... iKIIns. Tinker, ee-. MrnrfM, lb t 4 1 I Clark. If Beaumont, of 4 iMAh lb 1 Wanner, lb. .. 1 t II llmmer. lb.. 4 4 4 Burae, lb.... Conroy, aa.... t Crollue, rf.... Smith, e 4 Tannehtll, a. 1 Totala.. . I 10 M 14 J Tarlor, lb.. Ixiwa, lb.... Hufhee, rf.. Williama, rf. Landgrea, p. Totals. I I I 4 1 14 t 4M If I Totals Clark, cf.... OLeary, ss. 'Qulnn, 2b.... Davis, lb.... .ltackoft, If... Hoffer, cf... 1 Warner, rf.. tWurg. 2b Harmon, c... Morrison, p. .36 O. 14 0 A. 0 0 0 11 S S3 It 1 Nnu nut when winning run waa muo. Pittsburg 0 0 0 3 0000000 13 Chicago ...i 00000001000-2 Earned runs: Pittsburg, V. Chicago, 1. Two-base hits: Wagner, Dpbbs. Sacrifice hit: Clarke. Hit by pitched ball: Clarke. aini.n hipi: Clarke. Smith. !..u a rtri Viae, nn halls: Off L.und- gren, 3. Struck out: By Tannehlll, i; by Lundgren, 3. Double plays: Vonr07.w0 Burke to Wagner, i inaer to jneiiien, TO Menefee. Tinner lo tow 10 xiuna. aimo 2:25. Umpire: O'Day. Clark for Cincinnati. CINCINNATI. Aug. 30 The Cincinnati team had no trouble whatever In connect ing with O'Nell today and won the game easily. Philllpa was effective when men n hiini anil th local team played a atrong game. St. Louis' errors counted for run, but the hitting of the locals was what won the game. Aiienaance, ,uw, Score: ST. LOUIS. It H.O.A.B CINCINNATI. K.H.O.A.I. I I I 1 4 Donlln, If..., Hxklay, lb.. Crawford, rt.. Seymour, cf. , Peltt, lb Corcoran, aa. ".telnfel. lb Bargen, ... Phillips, p... 4 11 I 4 1 0 4 0 0 rarrell, lb... I 1 4 I Calhoun, lb.. 4 1 14 1 Barclay. If... l v Honored, rf.. 4 1 I 1 I ejKrugar, M....4 111 I 8llrahear, rf.. 14 4 4 I aillartman, b.. Silt S oIKyan. a Sill 1 0 O'Nell. p I I I I PES MOINES. AB. R. H. O. 6 0 11 ... 6 0 0 3 I.. 4 0 13 3 1 1 1 10 0 3 3 0 0 1 , 4 0 10 4 0 0 1 4 0 0 , 3 0 0 0 A. E. 1 1 3 0 0 0 0 1 Total . Omaha -Dea Molnea Two-Daae mta: ..86 0 0 0 0 1 4 4 10 0 0 0 0 33 0 0 0 0 17 0 0 1-3 0 01 r irat uua stone, isuian. on balls: Off Morrison, s; on owen, z. Struck, out: By Morrison, 4; by Owen, 4. Time: 1:40. Peoria Loafs and Loses Two. KANSAS CITT, Aug. 30.-Kanaaa City took two uninteresting games from Peoria, . The visitors played In a listleaa manner, both in the field and on the baaes. At tendance, 200. Scores: First gamn: R.M.E. Kansas City.. .4 110 1 3 0 4 -13 15 0 Peoria 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 10 4 Batteries: Kansas City, Welmer and Messltt; Peoria, Foulk and Wilson. Second game: R.H.E. Kansas city ....3 01MMIMH Peoria .0 00000000-0 10 Batteries: Kansas City, Ridley and Mes lt; Peoria, Bharstall and Wilson. Eras Break at St. Joe. ST. JOSEPH, Aug. 80. A double-header today consumed much time. St. Joseph won the first and waa shut out In the second. Bcores: First game: R.H.E. St. Joseph. ...0 30000000 3-0 3 2 Milwaukee ..0 30000000 0-8 4 Batteries: Milwaukee, Frlcken and Lucia; St. Joseph, Maupln and Qarvln. Second game: R.H.E. Milwaukee 0 1 0 0 0 0 T 0 0-1 10 1 fit. Joseph 0 00000000-083 Batteries: Milwaukee, Kenna and Lucia; St. Joseph, Parvln and Roth. COLORADO SPRINGS, Aug. 80. Tom Bums took his team off the Held today. He had received permission from President Sexton to use a substitute umpire and asked Whltrldge and Eyler of the Denver Totals II HI4 14 c Totala I I 14 11 Donovan out. hit by batted ball. Cincinnati 11611018 13 St. Louis 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 Twn-haa hlta- nnnlln. Sevmour. Phil Una Rjrklov Rtnlrn hnaes : Crawford (") Beckley. Double plays: Ryan to Calhoun to Ryan, Corcoran to Pleti to Beckley. First base on balls: Off Phillips, 4; off O'Nell. 3. Struck out: By Phillips, I; by O'Nell, 3. Passed balls: Ryan, 1; Bergen, L Time: 1:40. Umpire: femsue. standing; of tfca Tenma. Flayed. Won. Lost. P.C, Pittsburg Ill Brooklyn 113 Boston 107 Chicago 110 Cincinnati uu St. Louis 109 Philadelphia log New York 108 No games scheduled today. 83 28 .748 60 63 .631 66 63 .614 6 64 . 609 64 66 .411 48 61 .440 44 64 .407 33 69 .361 f a urn UHIIIU in lit iirniniit Hnitniunii I riri It. Loale Wins Foarta Straight Oa Irons Baltimore la Easy Faaaloa. ST. LOUIS. Aug. 80.-8t. Louis won the fourth straight game from Baltimore here this afternoon in easy fashion, wutse wa hit freely throughout and his support waa minerauie. narper niu iair wurx lur Dt Louis and his support was good, two ol the Browns' 'errors being made by. him. Attendance, a,uo. score: . , ST. LOUIS. I BALTIMORE. R. H.O.A.B. R. H.O.A.B. Burkatt, If . . . 1 1 llM'Parland. ef 4 I I 1 S ieo smith, it s s I s 1 e 0 liWIIIIama, lb. 4 4 1 I I 1 14 1 t'jonaa. lb 18 111 111 liMathlaon. lb. 11111 111 SIArndt, rf 01114 111 e ollbaK. as. ... 4 4141 lilt Roblaon. ... 41144 4 4 I t.Wlltaa. p 6 4 111 Hrrtiat. If... rulti, ef H. DaTla. lb.. Crnaa. lb.. SHbold, rf.... Murphy, lb.. Croaa, as.. Schrack, a.... Waddall, p... Totala tilt and aent In the winning runs in the lahth Inning. Attendance, U.zt. Bcore. flrat game: CHICAGO. I PHILADKLPrTIA. H O all R.H.O.A.C. 1114 I Rartaal. If... 14 14 1 lilt rnlla. ef 11444 I 4 I 4 t H. lala. lb. 4 6 14 I 4 14 11 4 U Croaa, lb.. I 4 111 1114 Srlhnld, rf... 1 114 4 e e 1 I I Murphy, lb.. 4 114 4 1 1 It 1 M Crona. aa.. I I I 4 4 111 4 rVhrwk, a.... 1 1 4 1 4 Mcrarland, a. 1 I I 1 mtrhall, p... I 4 4 I e Iwilaoa, p.... i i ToUla I t 14 14 Chicago 0 0 1 0 0 8 0 0 "4 Philadelphia 0 0 0 0 1 0 04 03 Left on bases: Chicago, 8; Philadelphia, I. Two-base hits: Strang. M. Cross. Three base hit: Jones. Home run: Isbell. Sacri fice hit: Schreck. Btolen Danes: J. uavin. 1.K.H Mn. Double nlavs: Jones to McFa'rland, Strang to Daly' to Isbell. Mur phy to H. Davis to I Cross. Struck out: KV Mitcneil, . nrsi case on nii. vi Orlfflth, 2; off Mitchell, 4. Hit with pltcnea ball: Strang. Mertee. Balk: Mitchell. Time: 46. Umpires: carrutners ana jonnsiona. Score, second game: PHILADELPHIA. CHICAGO. r u n A a l R. H.O.A.B. 1 4 4 gtrajig. lb.... I 4 111 S S 1 J one rf 4 1 I 1 4 i I I e i orwm. rf 1 I I 1 e s 1 I I o. Darla. aa.. 4 6 4 1 1 1144 Martaa, It.... 41141 1 1 I I I Paly, lb I I I I I 1 1 I I 1 lahall, lb 1 1 1 I 4 1 1 I 1 a Mi-rarland. a. 1 1 I 1 4 11110 Pattaraon. p.. 0 4 4 1 4 Griffith 4 I 11 17 II 1 I , Totala 6 I 17 14 Batted for Patterson In the ninth. PVill.rf.lnhlo . A0000108 01 Chicago oouiivsv v Left on bases: Chicago. 4: Philadelphia, 8. Two-base hits: H. Davis, eenreca. inrre base hit: Waddell. Sacrifice hit: O. Davie Stolen bases: Oreen (8), Mertes, Hartsei w Croaa. Double Dlava: Jones to naiy Schreck to M. Cross. Struck out: By Pat terson. 4: by Waddell, 4. First Pane on balls: Off Patterson. 4: off Waddell, 2. Time: 2:16. Umpires: Johnstons, and Car ruthers. Standing; ( the Tenma. Flared. Won. Lost, P.C. Phllndolnhla 107 63 44 . 6S8 Rnntnti liai ui a .000 St Loulo 106 68 48 . 647 Chlcsarn 1U8 68 60 .637 Cleveland Ill 65 66 . 497 Wanh niton 110 61 b . Baltimore 110 45 65 . Detroit 106 41 64 . 890 dames today: Philadelphia at St. Louis Boston at Cleveland. Kammore ai v;ni cago, Washington at Detroit. IN AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Indlnnapolla Admlnlatera Doable Dose ol Defeat to Its Vlaltors from Toledo. INDIANAPOLIS. Aug. 80. -Indianapolis clucked two Karnes from Toledo this after noon. Kllltn and Kelium did the pitching and each held the visitors sale at an times. Mock was troublesome for a time, but was finally beaten. Attendance, 3,123. Score first game: INDIANAPOLIS. I TOLEDO. R. H.O.A.B. R. H.O.A.B. HosTiarsr. rf 1 4 I I Buma. lb 014 Pm. lb I 1 0 Klalnow. lb .Coulter, tt... 1" t 1 4 OiTurnar, aa... Orlm, lb I 4 4 1 llortfllua. ... O' Brian, sa... 4 1 1 4 0 Ollka. ef. OUNTRY CLUB GOLFERS WIN Defett Des Koine ii Wtll-rityed, but Lest; Dnwo-Ont Match. COURSE ONE OF CASUAL WATER ALL DAY atertntfteat Sbawers Soak tfca Play era and Link Alike, kat Da Kat Interfere Serlanaly wit hi the Matek. Woodruff. If.. 1114 0 Kuhna. lb.... 4 8 110 Haydoo. 1 I II I t Klllan, p 8 14 11 4 4 1 4 Smith, ef 0 Cosfawell, rf. 0 Mock. If 0 Oerman, p.... 0 0 11 0 III 111 110 0 11 14 0 4 10 10 4 Total! I 14 IT 1 Totals 1 1 14 II Indianapolis 0 0 3 0 18 3 1 - Toledo 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 First base on balls: Off Klllen, 1: off Oerman. 3. Struck out: By Klllen. 7; by Oerman. 1. Hit by Ditched ball: By Qer man. 1. Two-base hits: Coulter, O Brlen Kuhns, Heyden, Qrafflus. Three-base hit Orlm. Sacrifice hits: Hogrlever, Fox. Kiel now, O'Brien. Double play: Turner to Burns to Klelnow. Stolen bases: Hogrlever 1 2 1 . t.nulier. v u 1 1 1 1 ,. . t Oil I.S.SC5: 2 dlanapolls. 8; Toledo, 7. Time: 1:40. Um plre: Haskell. Bcore, second game: INDIANAPOLIS. I TOLEDO. R. H.O.A.B. I H.HO.A.B. Horrlarer. rf. 0 4 4 4 0 Burns, lb.... 0 0 110 batting clothes and hit Omeara hard. Bat teries: Onama. Urlffln ami Freise: llornlck. Frank Omeara and inompson. umpire: Mercura. Klhm. If I Fox, lb I Coultar, ef... 1 Orlm, lb 4 WoodniB, rf.'. 1 O' Brian, as... 0 Kubna, lb.... Matthewa, a.. 0 Kellum, p.... 1 0 Klalnow, lb.. 0 1 4 0 0 0 Turner, aa.... 0 0 4 1 1 0 Grafflua, O....0 110 0 0 Gllka, ef 0 1 4 0 0 0 Smith, lb I 0 0 0 0 1 Cogawall, If . . 0 1 I 0 0 1 Mock, p 0 0 I 0 0 McNaal. rf... 0 0' I 0 1 0 0 4 14 0 I Hatnpblll, ef. 1 Prtal. rf 0 Andaraon. lb. 1 Wallaoa, aa... I MeConn'k, lb 1 Paddan, lb.... 1 Kahoa, a 1 Harper, p.... 1 Totals. Totala I I 17 I II Indianapolis 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 3 8 Toledo 000000000 0 First base on balls: Off Mock, 1. Struck out: By Kellum, 8: by Mock, 1. Wild pitch: Kellum. Two-Dane nil: rvinm. lnree-oaso hit: Kuhns. Sacrifice hlt:Matthews. Dou ble play: Fox to Orlm. Left on bases: In dianapolis, 7; Toledo, 6. Passed bsll: Qraf- nus. rime: i:zo. umpire; iinni. Lonlavllle Beats Colambaa. Thirteen gutty chasers from Des Moines proved no unlucky number for golfers of the Omaha Country club Saturday, for the latter defeated the visitors with a like team by a total score of 21 up, over thirty-six holes, match play. This squares the Omahana for what they suffered at the hands of the Des Moines people a week ago on the latter1 links, but the Gate City tribe wae not satisfied with mere retaliation In a three-cornered match, medal play, H WaUon, the Des Molne club professional Instructor, was beaten by both Barach, the Country club professional, and Sher wood, the Field club man. Thus defeat was returned with Interest. The locale did all they knew to hand It to Dee Moines at golf, and they succeeded. Once off the links, however, all this rlv airy ended, and there was the utmost good fellowship and conviviality. The visitors were handsomely entertained at dinner, this affair being made an "extra special" one, of which an orchestra wae a feature. There waa a large gathering for dinner, and the thirty bronied golfers, groomed and dressed. but still athletes to the eye, formed an appropriate nucleus for the scores who were there, for everyone waa talking "the game." Part of the time It didn't rain. Moat of the time It did, but tt made no difference. The water from above did not bother the men much. Their chief trouble lay In the puddles at their feet. It was something like playing on a course of solid water hazards. Luckily the balls float, ao there were no holes lost on that account, but they all learned to expect atreams up their trousers legs, up their sleeves, and In their facea, every time they smacked the ball, Leag Game Well Stack To. Thirty-six holes mean a long contest, and the first eighteen were played in the morn lng. Commencing at 10 o'clock, tha golfers enjoyed ,a fairly dry game for their "out acorea. The afternoon waa where the open air bath feature cam in. Play began at 3 o'clock for the last eighteen holes, and everyone waa soaked to the akin before the second drive had been made. The Dea Molnea men excelled In on de partment of the game, driving. Their first shot were very likely to be long and true. But on the fin polnta of the short play the Omahan came In strong, and they won on It. The score la a fairly close one, eon sidering the number of contestant and the number of hole covered. In the morning play Omaha wa away to the good all the time. When that eighteen holes was finished the local team was up nineteen holes. The afternoon round was (lifTarent. The visitors nlayed Omaha tit for tat all the Journey, and the latter was only two holes up on the last eighteen, making twenty-one In all The match between the professional at tracted much attention. Both Sherwood and Barsch of Omaha beat Watson of Des Molnea. Sherwood beat Barach as well, be lng high man of the three. He waa In great form, and made the first nine holea In bogey, despite the weather conditions, Watson was three stroke down to Barach and five down to Sherwood, Most of the Des Molnea men will remain In Omaha over Sunday, and they will be on the links. In the morning," at the ball game In the afternoon. The score: OMAHA. DES MOINES. OS? HI O ! c r o c LEAGUE BALL GAME TODAY Rssrko Family Retarna Honae and Brings tee Dea Moines Team Along. With their batting clothes donned and apparently securely buttoned at last, the Omaha base ball players are In Omaha again today to do two days suck work on their own grounds before going went to mix In those last Colorado games. The Bangers brought with them the Des Moines team, and there are three games scheduled, one today and two tomorrow. Today's affair will be on schedule time, 3:46. Tomorrow la Labor day, and the usual holiday custom of a morning and an afternoon game will be followed. The earns will play at 10:30 and again at 3:46 um umi im. Alio iinruit I 11 17 IT 4' 0 Totala 6 111 I 1 14 14 4 1 0 0 0-8 Totala.... St. Louis .... Baltimore ... Earned run Wlltse to Gilbert to Jones. Williams to Gilbert to Jonea. Stolen base: Wallace, lilt by pitcher: By harper. 1; by Wlltse. 1. First base On balls: Off Wlltse, 1: off Harper, 1. Struck out: By Wlltse. 3; by Harper, 3. Balk: Harper. Left on baaes: St. Louis, 4; Baltimore, 7. Time: J:28. Umpire: Sheridan. Boston Far Too Good. team to aanlst Foreman of the Colorado aeventh In favor of young McCarthy, who T.OTTTBVILLE. Auar. 30. Wagner waa ln- ..i-.ii.Ia Allnwlnv hut f ri i Vtlta tvrt 01010000 03 , -.hi-h wrre'acra tches. Coons also Ditched St. Louis, 1. Double plays: wn but tne visitors bunched their safe drives wltn iouisvme a errors. Aiiena ance, 4.207. Score: COLUMBUS. LOUIS VILLB. R. H.O.A.B. R. H.O.A.B. Hart, lb I 111 0 Odwall, er.,,.0 01 Baldan. rf.... 0 0 4 4 0 Bonner, lb... I 0 11 McParland, ef 4 I Turner, lb.... 1 1 Vlox, lb... Knoll, If.. Fox. 0 Hopka, aa. Waner, p. DETROIT, Aug. SO. Mercer was easy for jtioeion tnis arternoon ana retired in tne Springs team In umpiring the game. Bo'h refused, under directions from their road manager, Bert Lawrence, after a confer ence with Strauss. Burns refused to- allow etrauas on the grounds, as he asserted the umpire had favored Denver the day before. After the trouble Burns wired Sexton that If Strauss was put on to umpire any more games he would cancel his schedule for the balance of tha season. The game was de clared forfeited. Standing- at tke Teams. Milwaukee Omaha , Kansas City .... Denver St. Joseph A Colorado Springs Des Moines Peoria Oamea today: Plavnd. Won. Lost 114 69 46 ..113 66 46 ..116 66 40 ..114 63 61 ..114 60 64 ..113 60 63 ..110 46 65 ..113 83 7 Des Moines at Omaha. Milwaukee at Kansas City. Peoria at BU Joseph, Colorado gpnnge at Denver. PC .606 .6K9 .674 .658 .626 .441 .49 also waa hit hard In the eighth. President wan Johnson witnessed the game: Attend-1 ance) i.ita. Bcore: BOSTON. DETROIT. R.H.O.A.B.f R. H.O.A.B. Dcoiherty. If s to lIHarley. If.... 0 10 Totals. 110 Oanaell, lb... 4 4 I 0 Flournoy, If.. 0 1 I llciymer, aa-rf. 1 I 0 1 Schaub, lb.... 0 4 11 Bplea. e 0 I I OjTllford, aa.... 0 0 1 OiCoona, ' p 0 - SchrWer, ... I I 17 11 I Kerwln, rf... 0 1 (Flaherty, p.. 0 0 1 1 BUhl. cf 114 H Oleaeon. lb 1 I 1 Fiat man. rf.. I 1 1 Parent, a.... Ill Let nance, lb 0 I II Faiiia, lb.... 0 4 1 Warner, .... ill Hushes, p.... 110. 4 4 0 4 1 Totals.. .11 U IT 10 I Elbtrfeld. aa. 4 4 I 4 .t'aaey, lb 1 I I I Mair.lt, cf... Sill Holmea, rf... 0 S 0 1 Leplne, lb... 4 4 4 1 w Glee eon, lb I I 4 I Buelow. a.... 0 0 I 1 Mercer, p 4 1 0 I McCarthy, p.. 0 0 0 McAllieter ..00 Totala.. 10 3 0 0 10 0 Louisville, .... i 4 n ii 0 0 0 0-8 0 0 0 0 0-1 3; Columbus, Vlox. Fox. Sacrifice hit: Totals Batted for Mercer In aeventh. Boston 0 1 0 3 0 1 Detroit 1 0 0 0 0 0 GAMES IN NATIONAL LEAGUE SUjk( Safe Hlta OS Hakea of Brook lya Pave Way (or Boa. ton's Victory. BOSTON, Aug. 80. Boston won the last game of the home series from Brooklyn this afternoon, tight safe hlta off Hughe lo tne nrai nree innings Drought victory Attendance. 8,827. Score: - BOSTON. I BROOKLYN. R. H.O.A.B I R. H.O.A.B Tterter. lb... 4 11 Keeler, rf.... 0 110 Tenney. la... 1 1 II I Dolan, ef I Teoley, If.... 0 110 0 Iiehlen, as.... 0 114 Camay. rt....O 1 1 Iloooren, If.. 1 1 I 0 0 Draminsar. Sb 0 4 olFlood, lb 0 1 I I taah. rf 1110 ajlr.la. lb 1 I I 0 I r.. .aa 1 14 1 llparrell. lb... I till ymrldae, .. 1 1 4 Latimer, a.... Oil Willis, p 1 111 OHusnee. p.... 0 1000 Totals 1 n 11 ll Totala I 11 14 II 1 Boston 13100000 4 Brooklyn 0000010033 Two-baa hits: Long. Irwin. Stolen base: Donovan. Sacrifice hits: Kittiidge, Carney. First base on balls: Tenney (2), Dahlen. 1 Struck out: By Hughes, 3; by Willis, 8. Doubls play: Tenney to Willis. Paeed ball: Latimer. Wild pitch: Hughes. Time: 1:41. Umpire: Brown. Hew York Winning- Sprint. PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 30. New Tork Two-base hit: Hughe. Three-base hit Btahl. Sacrifice hits: W. Oleaaon, Do herty. Flrat base on balls: Off Mercer, 1: off McCarthy. 1; off Hughes. 3. Hit by Fucner: uoncrty. lmii on pases: Detroit ; Boston, ?. Struck out: By Mercer, i by McCarthy, l; by Hughea, 1. Double piay: m. treason to Ferris. Tims: 1:46. umpire: u Laugnun. Cleveland Freesee Washington. CLEVELAND. Aug. 30. Bernhard wa In Columbus Louisville Ift on baaes . Two-base hits: Turner, ThrMiiM hit: McFarland. Hopke. Double play: Mcirariana to Tur ner. Btruck out: By coons, oy wagner. 3. Hit by pitener: uawen. rirsi Dase on balls: Off Coons, I; off Wagner, 1. Time: 1:40. Umpire: Tyndall. Gear Shows Appreciation. KANSAS CITT. Auar. SO. Before the game waa called today Manager Dale Oear k . nr.MnlnH with a Hti 1 1 ,1 N 1 1 v r urvlf-a 0 0 1 1 of nineteen plecea In honor of his recent I I IT 14 4 8 4 0-11 marriage, by the officers and players of the Kansas City club. He then went Into the box and allowed Milwaukee but four hits, three or whim were buncnea in the eighth Inning. Attendance, 600. Bcore: KANSAS CITT. I MILWAUKRB. R. H.O.A.B. I R. H.O.A.B RoUifuea, rf.. 1 11 4 Dunaen. If... 0 111 DeTllle, e.... 1 111 0 McBrlde, cf..l Nance, ef 1 I I 0 1 grhlebeck, lb 0 Grady, lb I 1 II 1 1 Hallman, rf.. U, aa a a a a i iimaman. aa. Smith. If I 4 4 0 Rankle, lb... 0 with only two hits, both of which were 1 Thiol, lb 4 4 I I 1 Bpear. a I aecurea oy jveisier. Aiienaance, 6,584. I Oear, p ocora ; R. R. Kimball. 7 Rahm v Foye 6 T. R. Klmball.O Lemlst v Rancker 7 E.Morsman, Jr.4 o : E 0 3 0 01 1 6 3 3 1 0 6 12 Leavitt Lawrle , Rogers , Vinsonhaler Klnsler Martin , Total Omaha, 21 up. 6 0 1 0 3 1 ...S6l R. H. FInkblne.O Dickinson 3 Windsor Ely Corley L. Flnkblne Jewett Slater E. Martin ., R. Martin .., Reddell Berryhlll Fullerton ... Total .0 ...0 ,..3 ...0 ...0 ...0 ...0 ...3 ...0 ...8 ...4 Omaha. Pears Stewart Hlckey Dolan Stone Oenlns Carter Thomas , Gondlng..... Owen Brown Alio way Graham First base . Second base T hird baxe .. Short stop .. . Ifft field .., Center Held Right field , .. Catcher . . ., Catcher .. ... Pitcher ... .. Pitcher .. ., Pitcher ... ... Pitcher .. Dos Moines. Davis yulnn Burg o Lieary Backoff Clark Warner Lohvik Hanson Hoffer Morrison Feeny Barry Cincinnati Slgna Crawford. CINCINNATI. Aua. SO.-Outfielder Sam Crawford today signed a contract to play Wltn tne Cincinnati team next year. The contract, It la understood, calls for 85,000 In addition to a nice bonus received for signing. Crawford had previously signed with the Detroit American league club for next year and had accepted 81.00 advance money, but he returned It to the Detroit club today, after signing with the Cincin nati. Batto Flada Boneateel Frail. BUTTE. Neb.. Aug. 30.-(Speclal Tele gram.) Boneateel was thoroughly chilled by Butte In two gamea of base ball at I Naper Thursday and Friday. Thursday s game resulted, Butte 7. Boneateel 1. Fri day's battle was one-sided. Butte rtlllna- ud twelve, runs and simultaneously holding the DaKOtan to nine straight goose eggn. Bat teries: tiutte, rora, Bcieer and Cheat wood: ooneeieei, urea ana union. Tennis at Niagara. NIACrARA-ON-THE-LAKE. Ont.. Alia. 80. The Niagara national tennis tourna ment was continued today. Bcores: Men's open singles, second round: E. P. Fischer of New York beat Robert Leroy of Columbia, 6-3, 6-3. H. H. Hackett of New York beat A. C. MacMaster of Toronto. 6-8. 7-6. -7. Women a double, final round: Miss Carrie PJeeley or Chicago and Miss Closterman of Cincinnati beat Miss E. Parker and Miss Hallle Champion of Chicago, 4-6, 6-4, 6-3. MISS ANTHONY IS CHAMPION Defeats Mrs. Alexander at Chicago mmA tot a Third Tins Wine Golf Title. CHICAGO, Aug. 80. Mis Bessie Anthony of Olenview Oolf club for the third time won the title of western golf champion to day, after a hard and plucky fight against Mr. W. A. Alexander of Exraoor, by a core of 1 up. Mis Anthony thus become permanent owner of the Alexander and Governor' cup. Mrs. Alexander proved a worthy runner-up In the match and at the ninth hole waa 1 up on Miss Anthony. Mis Anthony did not play her usually good game and Mra. Alexander showed better form than at any time in the pre- IiunuHi j ivHuui. i tie ibAiuuur iiajer waa never down until the seventeenth hole. Land Valaa Doablea. ABERDEEN. S. D., Aug. 80. (Special.) George E. Rlckard of Chicago, who pur chased twenty aectlona ot land In tbli county last winter, la In the city. He la highly pleased with his investment and could aell hia land for double what he paid for It, but declines to do so. RAIN PREVENTS PRACTICE Board of Edaeatloa Ball Players Skat Oat of Day of Limber, lag; I'p. 1 CLEVELAND. R. H.O.A.B Ray. ef 1110 Bradley, lb... 1110 Lajola. lb.... 0 14 10 Hlrkman, lb.. 1 0 C Flick, rf 1111 McCarthy. If. 4 I t Gorhaauer, sa 0 I 4 I Bemla. e 4 1 ( Bernhard, ..( 4 11 17 II WASHINGTON. R M O A K Doyle, lb.... 0 0 I I 0 . ef 0 0 I s a IMIehanty. If 0 0 1 0 0 neiaur, JO... Ill Orta. p 0 0 0 1 1 nr. aa a. 0 0 I s a arey. lb I 1 lerae, e 0 0 11 Drill, rt 0104 lotaie I u it ll ti Totala 0 1 14 la I Cleveland 10000130 4 Washington 00000000 00 Two-base hits: Rradlev. Hickman Mc Carthy. Sacrifice hits: Gochnauer, Lajote. Stolen base: K later. Left on bases: Cleve land, s; wasmngton, Z. Btruck out: By Orth. 1: bv Kornharrl 1 T- Kail. L-iarae. lime: i:ou. empire: Connolly, Philadelphia Oae, Chleagn Oa CHICAGO. Auar. SO. Phllarlslnhla mnA Chicago played two of the hotteat con tested games ever seen on tha home I b. v. , , I grounds. The locals won the flrat game by Kansas city vuhtuu,b inning eum iue guoq pucning i Milwaukee vi unmin. in ma aecona game ll waa nip I Columbus ana luca until waddell made a three-basal Minneapolis ,.1011 ii-obeon, p Barber, p... Tetala 4117 14 4 I Total I 4 14 II 1 Kanaas City 00006000 5 Milwaukee 00000003 03 Earned runs: Kansas City, 4: Milwaukee, 3. Two-base hits: Be v! lie. Grady. Roth- fuss. Mclirlde. Three-base nits: ftotnruss. Nance, nacrince nua: t niei lit. nicnriie. Hallman. Double plays: Bhlebeck to Dno hue, Dungan to Cllngman to Donohue. First base on cans: urr oear, i; on jacoDson, 3- off Barber, 1. Hit by pitched ball: By Jacobson, 1. Btruck out: By Oear, 1; by Barber, 1. Hlta: uu jaconson, : on Bar ber, L Time: 1:80. Umpire: Altrock. Too Wet at at. Paal. HT. PAUL. Aur. 80. The lami between Minneapolis and St. Paul was called in tne lour in inning on account or rain. Standing of the Tennis. Louisville .. Indianapolis Played. 118 116 115 116 114 118 119 121 Woo. Lost. 78 77 64 66 84 64 40 38 37 Si 61 60 60 64 79 K3 P.C .678 .6H .65 .44 .474 .4M .334 .322 free umi EEDA m EE cunED Gall at Schaefer'g, 16th and Chicago Sta., Omaha. Kuhn & Co., 15th and Douglas Sta., Omaha. J. II. Merchant, 16th and Howard Sts., Omaha, Sherman & McConnell Drug Co 16th and Dodge. C. A. Melcher, 2401 N. St., South Omaha. Geo. a Davis, 200 W. Broadway, Co. Bluffs, la. end receive a free sampie of 4, n Euro The great remedy for Eczema, Pimples, Skin Eruptions, Piles. Toledo Oamea today: Minneapolis at St. Paul. Kanaas City at Milwaukee, Indianapolis at Louisville, coiumous ai roieao. Crescents' Light Orewa Ola NORFOLK. Neb.. Aug. 30. (8peclal Tele gram ) The home team won from the Omaha Crescents by a score of 4 to 1 In a well played game. Bcore: Norfolk 01030100 Omaha Crescents ..0000000 1 01 Batteries: Norfolk. Bucklln and Wllklns: crescents, iTooy ana iienry.' At Nashville-Nashville, 7: New Orleans, 'At Chattanooga Shreveport: 7-4: Chatta nooga, 6-1. At Atlanta Atlanta, e-i; ume mock. z-i. At Birmingham Memphis. 4-2: Blrmlna- nam, l-J, aecuna game a tie. Tfcrre-I Lena a. At Evansvllle Evensvllle. 7: Decatur. 4. At Cedar Kaplds Kock Island. 1: Cedar Kapiaa. w. At Davenport Davenport. I: Kockford. 1. At Terrs Haute Terra Haute. 1-4: Bloom- iingioa, tMe, While It may not have been generally recognised that the atorm of yesterday la very likely to be attended by disastrous results, such Is really the case, for - the weather conditions Interfered with a prac tice game ot base ball planned by the Board of Education, and the loss of that preparation may lose the game. Th ''coun cilman's aggregation, It la understood. Is taking advantage of every opportunity for practice and some of the players are pro nounced to be In the pink of condition even now, although the game Is not to take place until next Saturday. Captain Theodore H. Johnson of the Board of Education nine haa announced the following revised list of . players and substitutes: Third base, John C. Barnard: Nathan Bernstein, substitute. First base. J. F. Btirireaa: A. 8. Pearae. substitute. Pitcher. Theodore H. Johnson; James W. Maynard, ubstltute. Catcher, M. runKnouser; A. ll. Waterhonae substitute. Second baae. C. O. Pearae: H. F. Mcintosh, substitute, center field, Fred Btubbendorrr: rt. . wood, sub stitute. Bhortstop. Kooert Dmitn; w. r: Tnhnann. substitute. Rlaht field. W. R. Homan; D. Flnlayson, substitute. Left field. I Rmith: i'. fierrina. suosttiuie. Tha came will be called at 8 o'clock sharp and all ox the players are expected to be In their places at that time or to ,see that their substitutes - nn nana. Lonlsvllle ujtiard by Argaa. NTrnn&RK'A CITY. Neb.. Au. 80. Soe- rlHll Tha baae ball carnival waa opened yesterday afternoon wltn a game oeiween the Argos and Louisville. Louisville came strenathened with several pitchers. Neff of Omaha being among them. The Argos were In good form and won wltn ease, ocore irrm 0 0 1 t 1 0 0 0 11 Louisville 0 0 3 0 1 1 0 0 04 Ratteiies: Areros. Olasler and Delaney Ixiulsvllle, Carter and Neff. Umpire: Btro ble. The game today was postponed on account of rain. Lynchers Raped at Sneneer. BPENCER. Neb.. Auar. 80. (Special. 1 The Lynch base ball club, on Its return from the Butte game. In a cnppiea condition plaved against the tesm at tnis place, re nltlnr In a irnra nt ii to 1 In favor Ol Hneni-rr. Ttattrrlra: Bnencer. Cravens and Carson: Lynch. Lauver and Vlterna. Struck nut- Hv rravam ' hv louver, a. i.mDire: Parker. The locals have.piayea against an of th beat cluba In this county and Holt county during the laat month, loalng but one game. WEATHER MANJMIXES DRINKS Gives Eaatera Nebraska Wink of the Wet, and Western Ne. hraska the Dry. WASHINGTON. Aug. 30. Forecast : For Nebraska Cooler Sunday, with fair in west and showers in east portion; Mon day fair. For Iowa and Missouri Showers and thunderstorms Sunday, with lower temper- ture; showers Monday. For Colorado, Wyoming, Montana Fair Sunday and Monday. For North and South Dakota Fair In west; showers In east portion Sunday; Monday fair. ' For Kansas Showers Sunday, with cooler In southeast portion; Monday fair. Local Record. OFFICE OF THE WEATHER BUREAU. OMAHA. Aug. 80. Official record of tem perature ana precipitation compared with the corresponding day of the last three years: . 191. l'J"I. 19". 18'.rj 78 US 88 91 69 62 68 70 74 74 78 80 .48 M .00 .10 Fair SUPERIOR, Neb., Aug. 80. The long line or aereats for tns tsupenor oau ciuu waa broken yesterday, when the locals shut nut r airoury. i ne game was iasi anu throuahout. the few errora made not beln costly. Too many defeats affected the at tendance, aa thara were only about 1"" present. Score: K.H.E. Superior 10101080 6 9 Falrbury 00000000 00 4 Hatteriva: Runarlnr Rrntt and P. Olade Falrbury, Teal and LaFranca. Umpire Johnaon. a Leaaaers DaaMlaralek White. ONAWA. la.. Aug. 80. Bpedal Tele- cram.k Anderson'a Teaauere went to Hor nick today and ahut out the team there by a score of 9 to 0. Oriffln. Onawa's new pitcher, was In' fine shape and allowed but four hits. Ha waa given almoat errorless support. The Ottawa boy a had on their Maximum temperature.. Minimum temperature.. Mean temperature Precipitation Record of temperature and precipitation at Omaha. Neb., for thlb day and alnca March 1. 1902: Normal temperature 71 Excesa for the day 4 Total excess since March 1 .....119 Normal precipitation 10 Inch Excess for the day 39 Inch Total rainfall alnce March 1 21.86 Inches Deficiency since March 1 1.12 inches Deficiency for cor. period 1901.... 8.63 Inches Deficiency fur cor. period 1900.... 2.0$ Inches September Averauree. Tha following data, covering a period of thirty-one yeare, have been compiled from the weather bureau records at Omaha for the month of September: Temperature Mean or normal tempera ture, 66 degrees. The warmest month was that or l i. witn an average or it aegrees. The coldest month waa that of 1873, with an average of GO degrees. The hlghext emperature was ltiz aegrees. on September 17. 1896. The lowest temperature was .10 degrees, on eepiemoer a. lna. Average date on which first "killing" frost occurred In autumn, October 6. Average date on which laat "killing" frost occurred in spring. April 13. Precipitation Average ior me montn, zvi Inchea. Average number of dnya with M of an Inch or more, eight. The greatest monthly precipitation waa 8.3; Inches, In 18H. The leant monthly precipitation was 24 of an Inch, in Ibm. Tne greatest amount of precipitation recorded In any twenty four consecutive hours was 6.29 Inches on ffeDtember ZS-zv. ikm. Clouds and Weather A veraa-e number of clear days, 14; partly cloudy days, lu; cloudy days, . Wind Tne prevailing winds nave been from the south. The highest velocity of the wind was forty-five miles, from the northwest, on September 11, 19uo. Lu a. vv 1. 1 .BH, Local Forecaat Official. A Notable Case DSEio Besft Often DUagr With Us Because wa overeat of them. Indi gestion follow. But there'a a way to escape such consequences. A dose of a good dlgeatant like Kodol will relive yoa at once. Your atomacb la elm ply too weak to digest what you eat. That's all Indignation Is. Kodol digests the food without the stomach's aid. Thus the stomaoh rests while, the body Is strength ened by wholesome food. Dieting la un neceaaary. Kodol digests any kind of good food. Strengthen mod Invigorates. Kodol Make Rich nod Clood. rrapared only by K. C. Ds Witt Co., Chicago. 1 be (1 boetfe contained tlrr.ee the 60c aLaa. DcWIlTSicizci SALVE X oerUlo our for piles and skin diseases. M zl'O of Primary Baldness Cured With Newbro's Herpicide The ease of Frederick Mannef ef Butte, Montana, wboae picture forma the border to this article. Is attract lng attention far and wide. Mr. Manuel la a structural Iron worker, and la well known locally In connec tion with the tallest ateel frame building In Montana. Hie Interest In church and Sunday echool work also aervea to give his caae more than ordinary prominence. Mr. Manuel's own letter speaks for Itself: Butte, Mont., July 2nd. Some time ago all of my hair came out and my scalp had the shiny appearance that looked like chronic bald ness. On April 6th I pur chased a bottle of Newbro's Herpicide, and in exactly twenty days after I had hair all over my head that was a quarter of an inch long, and today my hair is as thick and luxuriant as any one could wish. (Signed) FREDERICK MANUEL, Butte, Mont. Chronic Baldness Incurable Intelligent people know that chronic baldness Is Incurable, there fore no consideration ahould be shown the patent medicine fakir who "grows hair while you wait." The hair growing charlatan la rapidly be coming a thing of the past, for In the bright searchlight of science his dis honest scheming Is apparent to all. The time to save the hair la before It is lost. The world Is Indebted to Prof. Unna of the Charity Hospital, Hamburg. Germany, for making a truly scientific dandruff remedy pos sible. It waa he who flrat pointed out that the underlying cause of dandruff, falling' hair, and consequent baldness is a germ or microbe that burrows Into the hair sheath, where Its presence may be unsuspected for years, or. In fact, until dandruff ap pears; and that the dleeaae la con tagious. Newbro'a Herpicide destroys this scalp microbe, permitting the hair to grow aa nature intended (un less the hair follicles are wholly de void of life). Prominent physicians have tested and Indorsed Newbro'a Herpicide, and hundreds of them use It dally In their practice. Try It. A Word to the Wise Newbro's Herpicide Is the ORIGINAL snd only real scalp germicide on the market, and it stands alone, today. In a class singularly Its own. A fow hair tonic makers have abandoned their own methoda of advertising, and now boldly claim to "kill the dandruff microbe." The deception la transparent, and you should be chary of old-style dandruff curea claiming to do what Herpicide doea. If your (druggist Intends to serve you hon estly he will promptly hand out New bro's Herpicide when you call for It, but if he hesitates or showa you something else, rest sssured that he haa a financial axe to grind, and It might be eater for you to make your purchase at aome other atore. Re member that an Inferior article la never imitated, and that If It Isn't Herpicide It won't kill the dandruff germ. Newbro'a Herpicide Is sold at flrat class drug stores, and applications of J 11 ui u uau leaning oarDer 4 ahops. If Intereated write for book let to THE HERPICIDE CO. Detroit, Mich. ,v pais V , isTiini ZiXir-iA wLn'J - 'blliL'LJL aW-'M.iaW Get a Sample Direct From the Factory. D4E31N CUT THIS OUT I inclose ten cents in stamps to pay postage and packing upon a sample of Newbro's Herpicide. 1 Name Street and No. City or State. Address THE HERPICIDE CO., Detroit, Mich. SEE WINDOW DISPLAYS AT Scfaaeffer's Cat Price Drag Store, Cor. 18th and Chicago Streets. 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