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    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: 8ATUIWAY, REFTEMHEtt fl, 1002.
DENVER BATS OUT VICTORY
Pop Ejltr Coitinnei to Bo Omnha'i HotJoo
to tL End of i.t .VtBtu.
ONLY fOUR SAFE ONLS MADE OFF HIM
la the Meaatlsne Eleven lilts Were
Register Against Itrotra and
the Story oi- Vlt-tory nnl
Defeat la To..
DENVER. Sept. 6. ?prclal Telegram.)
-The qrlitll'S tocv the th rd and Ami
game ef ths aeries from Omaha today by
a acore of 6 to 2.' The game was excltlua
throughout and' at all time the fanatlra
were atlrred up to a btRh pitch of en
thusiasm. Eyler did the twirling for Den
ver, while Brown officiated on the alah
for the vliltors. Both pitched an excellent
game, with Eyler having the best of It.
Ha atruck out nine men and did not give
a single pans to flrat. Brown was hit
freely, being touched up for ten alngles
and two-bagger, while Eyler held the
Kldnapera dovn to four scattered hlta.
The cluba aUrted the flreworka In tha flrat
Inning, when Jones came galloping oyer
tho rubber on a hit by Dundon, followed
a second later by Frisk, who came In on
Ramey'a hit. Dundon stole noma while
Stewart h?ld thn hall at second, wrangling
crcr a decision of Umpire Mesmer. -Ra.l-cliffe
went out on a groonder to first and
retired the alde In Omaha's halt of the
aecond inning they acored two runs, and
It certainly began to look like "Pay day."
Stone went to first on a three-striko
passed ball by Wilson. Dolan came io
th rubber and hit a nice single, advanc
ing Stone to aecond, and Thomas acored
them both by a low fly to deep center.
This ended the run getting until the sixth
Inning, when Jones and Dundon emulated
the performance of the first Inning. Frisk
acored another In the eighth, when he hit
aafely to first, stole second and galloped
home on Ramey'a hit. Omaha tried hard
to acore In the ninth, but In vain. With
two men on bases and two out, Graham
was sent to bat In place of Burg. lie
awlped out a grounder, which was gobbled
up by Eyler, who threw to flret and ended
the game. Attendance, 3,000. The score:
DENVER.
AB. R. M. O. A. E.
Delahanty. 2b 10 15 1
Preston, cf 4 8 1 t 0
Jones, if 4 S 1 0 0
Frisk lb S i 1 S v
Dundon, 3b 4 14 0 5
Ramey, rf 4 0 t 1 0
Radclille, sa 4 0 0 4 4
Wilson, c $ - 0 1 7 1
Eyler, p. J 0 0 0 1
' Totals.
53 6 11 27 14
OMAHA.
AB. R. H. O.
E.
v
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
s o
0
0
Oenlne, cf...
Stewart, 2b..
Dolan, ss....
Stone, If
Carter, rf....
Burg, 8b
Thomas, lb.,
Gondlng, c
Brown, p....
Uraham ....
4
0
0
4 i
0
1
1
0
0
'0 .
0
0
Totals 32 2 4 24 U
Graham batted for Burg In ninth.
Denver 10.0 00101 J
Omaha 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 02
Paused bill: Gondlng. Bases' on balls:
Off Brown, 2. Struck out: By Brown, 1; by
Eyler, ft. Left on bases: Denver, 5; Omaha,
1 Two-bnse hit: Dundon. Double plays
Radcllffe to Delahanty to Frisk, Stone to
Dolan. . Time: 1:35. Umpire: Mesmer.
Iowana Leave, l.osara.
COLORADO SPRINGS. Sept. 6.-After be
ing outplayed In one game and for five
Innings In the aecond, Dea Molnea quit tha
field today on account of having to catch
a train. Score, first game:
R H E
Colo. Springs..! 0 0 4 110 1 7 13 2
Dea Moines.... 02000000 11
Batterlea: Colorado Springs, McNealy
and Hausen; Dea Molnea, Feeney and Loe
beck. Second (erne:
R M E
Colorado Springs... 1.1 6 0 it 14 i
Des Moines : 10100384
Batteries: Colorado Springs, Gaston and
Baerwald; Dea Molnea, Wlllla, Warner.
Feeney and Hansen.
Take On oa the Brewers.
MILWAUKEE. Sept. B. McPherson was
knocked out of the box in the third inning
and St. Joseph won from Milwaukee today.
Attendance, 400. Score:
RUE
St. Joseph 20101000 210 14 6
Milwaukee .... 0100001004 1 1
Batteries: St. Joseph, Glade and Roth;
Milwaukee, McPherson, Frlcken, Smith and
Vaughan.
Peoria Surprises the Polka. '
KANSAS CITT, Sept. S. Peoria won by
bunching hlta. Kanaas City's errora proved
costly. Attendance, 460.' Score:
. . . . R.H.E.
i'eona 10410000 08 7 1
Kansas City... 0 0 1 1 1 0 2 0 67 15 4
Battartes: Peoria, Jones and Wilson:
Kanaaa City, Rtsley and Kemmer.
Stajaeia of the Teams. .
Played. Won. Lost, p C.
Milwaukee
Kanaas City
Denver
Omaha
St. Joseph
Colorado Bprlnga
Des Molnea
Veoria
.m
.122
71
4
.B9j
71
70
88
63
53
48
51
51
OU
57
69
.5X2
.67S
.578
.52j
.AM
.47
..121
..118.
..1)
..122
..lis
70
83
..118
35
.297
Games tnd v : Omaha f Pninmin q.i
Peoria at 8L Joseph, Kansas City at Mil
waukee, Dea Molnea at Denver.
GAMES IN AMERICAN LEAGUE
t. Leals Flalshea Ahead of Boatoa
with Sparks Flylngr All
Over the Lot. .
T. LOUIS, Sept. 8. St. Loula batted
Sparks all over the field this afternoon and
won the flrat game ot the Boston aerlea by
a wide margin. A home run by Anderson,
which brought In four runs. In tha eighth
tnlng was a feature. Attendance, 3,4ix.
ion:
T. LOVta.
. H.O. A. .
Bur.U, It.. I I I a 4
BOSTON.
R.H.O.A.E.
fllaeo, lb., t 1 1 1
Hemphill, rf. 1 I 1 4 0
mob I. at.
Ill
111
t t
I I
t t
t 1
I
1 I
4 t
Heldrlck. rt. I 1 I t 0
Anderson, lk. I I I t
'Wallace, ss., 114 6
McCor'k, lb., t 1 I 1 0
Parent, sa...,
Preemsa. rt..
Crlfer, If....
Ch'os. Ik..
t 1 II
Paddea. lb... 114 6 1
Kerrla, lb....
Warner. ...,
Syarka, p....
Kakoe. s 1 1 I I 0
melds, p.... I I t 1 4
ToUls ...II 14 II II 1' Totals ... I 11 14 U 4
Bt. Louis 2 16 10 0 16 11
Boston 8 0 0 V 0 0 03
Earned runs: Bt. Louis, ; Boston, 1
Two-base hits: Burkett 12), Heldrlik, An
derson, Wallace, Crlger. Three-base hit:
Freeman. Home run: Andervon. fluorines
hit: Burkett. Double plays: Padden to
Wallace to Anderson Ferris to La-
Cham, Parent to Ferris to LaChance.
Stolon bases: Burkett. Wallace. Hit by
liucner; or eparas, i. wild pitch: By
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Phlelds, 1. Bases on balls: Off FhleMs, t;
off Sparks. 4. Struck out: Ky Shields. I.
I,.ft on banes: St. Douls, 10; Boston, t.
T'mf-: 1:29. 1'mplres: Sheridan and John
Mone. f Inch for Chicago.
CIT1CAOO, Ppt. 5 The local team won
ensllv tootv hy tiklng advantage of tho
vl'cr' rurr.erous nitsplays. Attendance,
O..'. score:
CHICAGO. 1 rASHlNOTON.
H O A I.I R H.O A g.
f'-nns, 3V.
Jnnftt, cf....
Otwit, rf
Pivta, aa ...
I'rrtas, H-c.
Wlr. lb
Ihll, lb....
KrKart'4, C.
("ollahan. .
UrllTUh, if..
3 1111 fori, lb.... 1 1 I 1 I
14 14 Bran. i)t I i 1 1
j i 4 o tn irh't. it., alias
4 114 I Kmit, rf .. 1 4 I t
1 I I 0 1 coughlln, lb. 1 4 1
4 1110 nr. as t
414 4 r.irr, . lb. . . I 1 t
14 14 Prill, S. 1 I I I
111 0 Patteo. p.... tilt
tail
ToUU
. s it li i
Total! ...U lilt I I
Chicago 0 0 $ 4 0 I 1 0 -ll
Washington 001010010 a
Lft on has): Chicago. 7: Washington,
S. Two-base hits: Ryan, Iclehanty. Three
br.ra hit: Carey. 8arrlflce hit: Mertes.
Ftolen bases: Strang, Green, Mertee, Daly.
Rvan. Delrhanty. Conghlin. Drill. Double
plays: kelster to Drill. Davis to Isbell.
Ftruok out: By Callahan, 1; by Patten, L
Time: 1:55. Umpire: Carrjthers.
naltlmore Plies Ip Score.
DETROIT, Bert. 5. The Detrolts today
could fnot hit Wilts, neither could they
Add the hits of the Baltimore batsmen.
Vaihlaon's throw Into the bleachers brought
in Detroit's only run. Wlltse'e hitting was
a feature. Attendance, 886. Score:
Baltimore;. Detroit.
H.H.O.A.a.l R.H.O.A.E.
MrPirl't. el. I I 1 I 0!HarlT, It.... 0 I 1 t 1
Prlh.oh, If... I t 4 4 Elherteia. aa. 0 1 4 t 1
Holl. lb... 1 III 11'wi, lb.... 1411
Jomi, lb 117 1 4 Barrett, ct... t t 4 t t
Arndt, rf 1 1 t 1 l Hot. lb 4 I 11 t I
Mathmoo, lb. 1 1 4 1 I Lupine, rf.... I t
Gilbert, m... lilt McAI's'r .... t t I t I
Rnblnaon, .. 1 I I 1 t Olranon, tb.. t 1 I I 1
Wlltsn, p I I a I 0 Buelciw. C....4 t I t 1
'Mnrcfr, p.... 1 1 t I 1
Totals ...1114 17 14 liKlahar, p.... t tilt
ToUls ... 1 I 17 11 "l
Batted for Leplne In ninth.
Baltimore 0 110010 815
Detroit 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 01
Two-base hit: Wlltse. Three-base hit:
Howell. Home run: Wlltse. Sacrifice hit:
'Wlltse. Ptolen base: Robinson. Bases on
tails: Off Mercer, i; off Fioher, 1; off
Wlltne, 2. First base on errora: Detroit,
2. Left on bases: Detroit, 9; Baltimore,
7. Struck out: By Mercer, 1; by Wlltse, 3.
Double plays: Elberfeld to Gleaaon to
Beck, fisher to Beck. Time: 1:45. Um
pire: O'EbUghlln.
Agitates tha Athletics.
CLEVELAND, Sept. 5. Cleveland les
sened the grip of the Philadelphia Athletics
on first place by worsting them today. Wil
son was knocked out ol tha box and
Mitchell fared little better: Attendance,
z.wie. bcore:
CLEVELAND. . PHILADELPHIA.
R H.O A E K.H.O.A.K.
Bar, ef I 1 I t 0 H.rtaal. If... I I 1 t 1
Hradlay, 3b.. I 4 I I 0'Fulti. cf I I I 1 I
LUola, 2b. ... I 411 0 Davis, lb.... t t 11 1 t
Hickman, lb. 4 I 7 t 11. Crow. lb. 1 I 1 I 1
Flick, rf 4 14 4 Caatro. lb...
McCarthy, If. 4 4 I t 0 ftrybold. rf...
Gochn'ar. as. 1 4 I 1 1 Murphy, lb.
Wood, o 114 1 (I'M. Cross, as
Utrah&rd, p.. 1 t I OtPowars. c.v
IWIIaon. p...
Tot Is ...10 14 17 10 t.Mltrhall. p..
t t 1 I 0
t I t
Waddell ...
Totals ... 7 It 14 II 4
Waddell batted for Mitchell in the ninth.
Cleveland 2 0 0 4 I 1 0 0 10
Philadelphia 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 07
Earned runs: Cleveland, 6; Philadelphia,
2. Two-base hit: Lajole. Three-base hits:
Bradley, Lajole. Home runs: , BraUley,
Hoybolci. Sacrifice hit: Davis, Stolen base:
Gochnauer, Double plays: Lajole toOoch-
nauer to Hickman, Mitcnen to uavia. r irt
base on balls: FlicR, McCarthy, wood,
Hrtzl, Seybold. Struck out: Bernnaro.
Hart id, Diivle, M. Cross, Powers, Mitchell
(2), Waddell. Wild pitches: By Bernharl,
t; by Mitchell, 1. Time: 1:40. Umpire:
I'onnollv.
Standing; ot the Teams.
Played. Won. Lost, P.C.
Philadelphia
lib
66 4it .574
66 49 .670
64 61 .657
62 62 ' .i44
61 67 .617
68 4 .453
48 69 .403
43 69 .3S4
St. LOula ...
Boston .....
Chicago ....
114
116
114
118
117
115
112
Cleveland ..
Washington
Baltimore .
Detroit
Games todav: Boston at St. Louis. Phil
adelphia at Cleveland, Baltimore at De
troit, Washington at Chicago.
GAMES IN "NATIONAL LEAGUE
Mtssoarlane Pluck Pale of P turns
Off Phlladelpkla'a Pile la Phil. .
Ilea' Own Preelaet.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. S. St. Louis
took two gamea from Philadelphia today.
In the first contest the visitors tied the
acore In the ninth inning on an error and
good hitting and won out in the tenth by
hard batting. St. Loula won the second
game on good stick work. Third Baseman
Wolverton was injured during the first
game and will not be able to play for a
week. Attendance, 1,886. Score first game:
ST. LOUIS. PHILADELPHIA.
R.H.O.A.E. R.H.O.A.B.
ParrelL lb... till 0 Thomas, cf... 1 1 I t t
Smoot, If till I Wolr't'a. lb. t 1 4 I 1
Barclay, ct... 1 t 1 t 1
Donovan, rf.. t I 1 t 1
Krugrr, as... t 1 I 1 1
Prashear. lb. 1 t II I 1
wnite. it
Harry, r t I I t t
Krus. It-lb., t I I t 1
Hiilswltt, sa.. 1 I I 4 I
Jenntnfm, lb. 1 I It t t
Douilaa. lb., t t I t t
Oootn, c... 1 t 6 1 I
Child!, tb.... 1 I I t t
Iberg, p 0 I t I I
Calhoun, lb., t 1 I 1 0
J. O Nell. .. 1 1 4 1
Ryan, c 1 1 1 t 0
M. O'Neil. p. I I t 4 0
Nlcbol 0 t t I 4
- I
ToUls ... I II 10 U 4 ToUls ...I II 10 It t
Batted for 3. O'Neil In ninth Inning.
St. Louis 0 0200021049
Philadelphia 0 20011000 0-6
Earned runs: St. Louis, 4. Two-base
hits: Donovan, Chllda. Three-base hit:
Ryan. Sacrifice hlta: Dooln, Brashear,
Krug. Stolen bases: Smoot. Donovan,
nranurni. uvt " " uuu.. .
Philadelphia, 8. Double plays: Farrell to
Brashear to J. O'Neil, Wolverton (unas
sisted), Farrell to Brashear, Smoot to
Brashear, Hulswltt to Douglas, Chllds to
Jenntngx. f irst oaee on nans: urr M.
O'Neil. 8! off lberg. S. Hit by pitched ball:
By Iberg, S. Struck out: By M. O'Neil, 4;
Dy IDerg, s. iirne; a.ov. L.inpirwt oruwo,
Score aecond game:
ST. LOUIS. -PHILADELPHIA.
R H.O.A.g
R.H.O.A.B
ParrelL Ik... t I I
TTiomaa. ef... 1 1 1 1
Smoot. ct ... 114 14
whtie, ir a a i a
Barclay. If... 1 I 1 o
Harry, rf S 1 1 a 4
Krus. Ik 1 I
Hnlavltt, ea.. I t I t 1
Douclas, lb., t 1 t 1
Donovaa, It., I 1 M I
Kniaer. as. .. 1 t 1 4
Braahear. lb. 1 t II t I
Calhoun, lb.. 4114
Dooln. c t 1 11 I t
Ryan., a I I 8 I 0
Cur r la, p t 1 t I 0
Chllda. Ik.... t t I I t
Praaer. p t t t I t
Totals ... t 117 17 tl ToUls ...tin I
Rt. Loula 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 2 0
Philadelphia 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00
Earned run: St. Loula. Two-base hits
RmonL Karclav. Hvan. Sacrifice hit: White.
Left on oases: hi. ixuis, a; r nuaaeipnix.
Double olav. Farrell to Uraanaar. Struck
out: By Fraser. t; by Currle, 8. PasaeJ
ball: Kyan. Wild pitches: Frasar 12).
Time: l.ii. umpire: urown.
Efts Split with Peaaaat Mea
BOSTON. Sept. I. In a double-header
todnv Boston and Pittsburg broke even.
Willis was hit' hard in the first game and
Pittsburg won handily. The second con
test was a burlesque. Both Pittsburg and
Ho ton DUt In Ditchers from a minor leae-ue.
Cushman, who twirled for Pittsburg, gave
nine uasxes ana waa toucnea up lor eeven
h ii in trie nrst two inninss. uaotain
Clarke then sent Wagner Into tha box and
while he kept hits ana scoring flown the
lack of runs waa due to Boxton not going
arter mem. Awenuance, ,ai. score r.ra
game:
riTTSBURO. i, BOSTON.
k. H.O.A.C. I R.H.O.A.B
Beaumont, at 1 I 1 Lush, ct I 1 I a
Clarke. If.... 1 II Trnney, lk... 1 t 11 t
Leach, 3b ... 4 14 4 1 Cooley, II.... 1 111
Wasner, lk..t 1 II t t Carney, ft... 4 t 1 t t
Rltrhey. Ik., t 111 4 urea's". Ik a a I 1
Burke, rf..... 1 tit t Drmout, as... t 114
Coaroy. as... 114 4 1 Lons. lb t 1 t 1
Pbeipa, o s a 4 a a Kmnaae. e.. a a T i
Pkillippl. p.. I 1 t 1 1 Willie, p t t t 1
Totals .... t M IT II l' ToUla ... I I IT 8
PttUburf 0 2 1 0 2 0 1 04
Boston o v i u e i e s i
Earned runa: Pittsburg. 2. Two-base
bits: Wimer, Beaumont. Three-base hit
Cooley to t'onroy. Stolen babes: Lush to
Clarke to Phelpe. Double play: Conroy to
vvagner. r irst oaae on Dans: un vvinis
z: oft pntiiippi. 8. mt by nitcnea ball
Wragner. Struck out: By Willis, 1; by
rnuiinui, . iaasea Dan: rneips. Time
1:64. Vmpipa: O Day.
Bcore aocona game:
BOSTON. riTTSBURO.
R.HOA.BI R.H.O.A.B
Luak. cf till 4 Beaanasot, cf 1 I 1
Tenner, lk...l 1 II 1 Clarke, rt.... 44
Carney, rt... 1114 Leeck. lb.... t I
Cooler. U....X lit t W saner, lk.pt III
urea ier, ss. l s a s niuney, lk. . a a I 1
tenant, as... 1 I I It Burke. If t I 1 t
Lona, lb 1 1 I Conroy, as... t 1 I I
Moraa. I I I t t Smith, a , t t I I
Klokenaaa, pt I 1 4 t Cukkioas, p.. I 1 1 t
- rhiuipa. lb., t t t t
ToUls ...11 11 14 II I
ToUls ... 1 I It 14
Boatoa M M M 11
Pittsburg 0 0 1 0 a 1
Earned run: Plttaburg. Two-base hit
Klobedans. Three-bane hit: Clarke. Stole
bases: Carney 12). Oremlnser, Lush. Doubl
plays: I.ueh to Trnney, Demont to Ten
ney. Fuses on balla: Orr Cushmaa.
Wagner, 1. Hit by pitched Dull: Smith.
Struck out: By KloWtana. 4: Dv Cush.
"n, li be' Wgur, a, i tuiecd ball; Hmito,
Wild pitches; Wagner (1). Tim: 1:65.
Umpire: U Day.
New lark Hlta Hooker Hard.
NEW TORK. Sept. S Cincinnati tried a
new pitcher namd Hooker, from Concord,
N. It., today avalnst New Tork. He was
hit hard In the flrxt three Inning and made
two errors In flelillng hunts. The feature
of the game was Crawford a home run on a
ball hit to deep rlghtfteld, but within the
ropes. Attendance, l,4i0. Bcore:
MEW TOHK. CINCINNATI
H.O.All R.H.O.A.B.
fro. If.... 4 lit I rxmlln. rf. ...0 I 1 t t
MrOraw. as. . 1 I 1 I dnkl". lb.. I t 10 1 t
MrOana, lb.. tit I I Crawford. If. I I 1 t t
BrodK, ct ... lilt l.SrTmoitr, cf.. t 1 I I t
O'Nrlll, c ... 4 t t 4 0 KIIt, lb. .. 4 tilt
Lamm, lb... I t 1 1 1 'Corcoran, as. 1 t I 1 t
Smttb, to.... 1 I 0 ttelnl'dt, lb. t 1 I I t
Dunn, rf 114 1 0 I)rfO, e.... t t I I t
Taylor, p 1 t 1 I t Hooker, p..i.t t t 1 I
Totals ...I 10 nil V Totals ... I 7 14 14 I
New York 1 1100001 5
Cincinnati 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 04
Earned runs: New Tork, 1; Cincinnati, 1,
Bnsce on errors: New York, 2; Cincinnati,
2. Left on bases: New Tork, 6: Cincinnati,
1. Struck out: By Taylor, S. Home runs:
Crawford, Brtxlle. Two-be hits: Brown,
Brodle, Crawford, Dunn, 8telnfeldt. Sacri
fice hit: Taylor. Stolen bases: Corcoran,
Dooln. Double plays: Seymour to Beck
ley, Dunn to McOann. Wild pitch: Hoker.
Time: 1:46. Umpires: Latham and Irwin.
Brooklya Qre.be the Trailer.
BROOKLTN, Sept. 5. Chicago lost the
final game of the season with Brooklyn
today. The Brooklyns buncned their hits
to advantsge ard used good judgment In
base running. The fielding was excellent
on both sides. Attendance, 1,000. Score:
BROOKLTN. . CHICAOO.
R.H.O.A.B.' R H 0 A I.
8Ward, H. 1 t I t t 8lala, If 1 I I t I
KmI, rf.... 1 lit t Dobbs, cf.... t t I t I
Dolan, ct t I I t t Kilns, c t 1 4 t t
Dahlen, aa... 1114 0 Tlnhar, as... 1114 4
Ahmrn, c... 1 111 0 Murray, rf... I t 1 t I
Flood, lb.... t 111 t Bvrs. lb.... t 1 I 4 t
Irwin, 2b.... 1 110 tTaylor. lb.... t till
rarrall, lb... t t I t t Munrfee, lb., t 1 T 1 t
Kltaon, p.... 1 111 0 Williams, p.. t t 1 1 1
ToUls ...4 11 17 T "o' ToUls ... I I 14 11 1
Brooklyn 0 1 0 1 0 0 2 0
Chicago 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0-2
Earned rune: Brooklyn, 2; Chicago, 1.
Two-base hit: Ahearn. Base on balls: Off
Williams, 4; off Kltson, 1. Struck out: By
Williams, 4j by Kltson, 6. Stolen bases:
Slagle (2), Tinker, Keeler, Dolan (2), Irwin.
First base on errors: Brooklyn, 1. Left on
bases: Brooklyn, 9; Chicago, 6. Time: 1:50.
Umpire: Emslte.
StandlnsAof the Teams.
Plavad.
119
Won, Lost.
PC.
.740
.525
.613
.4H
.4S7
.m
.44)
.361
Pittsburg ..,
Brooklyn ...
Boston ,
Cincinnati .,
Chicago ....
St. Louts ...
Philadelphia
New Tork ..
Pi 31
1-D 63 67
Uo 69 M
117 68 A
117 67 W
lit 64 S2
118 48 68
114 40 74
Games toda
St. Louis at Brooklyn.
Pittsburg at New York, Chicago at Boston,
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
IN AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Hlaneapolla Bwedea Play Ball to Beat
the Duteh, bat Fail to
Do It.
MILWAUKEE. Sept. 5. Dungan'a triple
and McBrlde'a single in the ninth Inning
gave the home team the victory today after
a hard-fought game. Hawley pitched his
first game for Milwaukee and proved very
directive. Attendance, 120. Score:
MILWAUKEE. I MINNEAPOLIS.
R.H.O.A.B. R.H.O.A.E.
Dungin, It... lilt 1 Lynch lb 1 I I 1 0
A. McB'a. cf. t
Srhlrbeck, lb 1
Hallman, rf . . t
1 I t 1 Iilly, If 1 I s s o
I t 1 0 Yasser, c... 1 t 1 t
lit IWIImot, rf... I t 1 t t
111 4 Wrrtn. lb.. 1 1
11 O'Qulllln, ss... 0 114 0
II t'SulllTan. cf.. t t I 1 t
til tiflrant, lb.... 1 I I I 1
114 l.Mullln, p.... t t t I t
Inaman. as. 1
Runkle. lb... t
Men s. lb.
Donahue, c.. t
awley, p.... 1
!s!s ... 4 IS 27 11 s! Totils ... J II
Winning; run made with one man out. .
Milwaukee 01000011 14
Minneapolis 10001001 03
Two-base hit: Grant Three-base hits:
Schlebeck, Dungan. Bases on balls: Off
Mam ley. j. struck out: By Hawiey, o.
Sacrifice hits: Runkle (2). Sullivan, Wllmot,
Left on bases: Milwaukee, 8; Minneapolis,
Umpire: Flggemeler. Time: 1:60.
Lose to Loolavllle.
COLUMBUS. SeDt. S. The wretched fleid-
ng of the locals gave Louisville a game
today In which Bailey outpltched Dunkle.
Attendance, 1,034. Score:
LOUISVILLE. I . COLUMBUS. .
R.H.O.A.E. R.H.O.A.B.
Odwell. f... I fit OHart; MY..,. 1 I It 01
Kerwln, rf... 1 lit t Relden, rf...t I I t t
Oanwl. lb... t I 11 1 MeFerrs, of. ft t I 1
Bonnar, lb... 1 til t Turner, lb... I 1 I t I
Clrmer. sa... I 1 I T l Vloi. tb....
1 1 1 I t
Bcnaub.i lb... 1 8 a 1 1 Knoll, ii..
t 1 1 t t
t 1 I 1 1
114 4 1
t t t 4 t
ch river, a... lilt t Fox, e
riournoy. If. I 1 I t 1 Hopke, ss
Dunkle, p.
11.11 Bailer.
1
ToUla ...11 1 17 14 I Totals
.. I II It II f
2 2 2 0-11
0 0 1 06
Louisville 2 0 0 2 0
Columbus 2 0 10 0
Stolen base: Turner, Fox, Kerwln, Cly
er (21. Two-base hits: Vlox. Fox. Dan
iel, Bchaub, Dunkle. Three-base hit: Flour-
noy. Hacrince hits: viox, uanzei. uouuie
Slay: Vlox to Hopke to Hart. Struck out:
y Bailey, 1; by Dunkle, 1, Bases on balls:
Off Bailey, 2; off Dunkle. 3. Hit by pitcher:
By Bailey, l. Passed ball: Fox. Time:
:4. empire: iinaaii.
Toleao Tea to tho Bad.
TOLEDO. Sent. 6. Toledo secured only
four hlta off Williams today and Indian-
colls had no trouble winning. Attendance.
6U0. Score:
INDIANAPOLIS. . TOLEDO.
R.H.O.A.B. R.H.O.A.B.
oartever, rf I I 1 Bums. lb. ... t 4 I 1
lb 14 4 10 Klelnow, ID. 1 a 11
Coulter, cf... lilt " Turner, aa... Ill
Kihm, lk.... I I 11 t o c.ramua. .... i l I
oodrilff. If. I I t I OiOllka. cf a a 1
Brian, ss.. I I 4 a 1 Smith, lb.... 41
uhna. lb.... 1 t 1 I I Cossawell, rf t I t
evdoa, c... 1 I 0 0 Kooineoa,. u. a 1
Williams, p.. 1 t t 1 1 .Mock, p t t t
ToUls ...11 II Mil !' ToUls ...I 4 17 17 I
Indlanapolla 1101216 0-13
Toledo 000000102 S
Two-base hits: Turner, Cogswell, Fox,
Klhm. Three-base hit: Coulter. Stolen
bases: OUks, Williams. Double play:
Burns to Klelnow. Struck out: By Mock,
bv Williams. 2. Passed hall: orafllua.
Bases on balls: Off Mock, 3; off Williams,
Time: l:u. umpire: Haaueu.
Rala Batta la at Kansas City.
KANSAS CITT. Sept. E. Kansas City-
St. Paul game waa called In tha third
Inning on account of rain.
ftaaalaa; of the Teams.
Plaved. Won. Loat. P.C.
Louisville 122 82 40 . 672
Indianapolis 121 81 40 .6,'U
Bt. Paul 68 64 .Ob0
Kansas City 12 61 81 .WW
Columbus 124 67 67 .40
Milwaukee 121 SS 68 .tb
Minneapolis 12 46 78 .277
Toledo 125 40 89 . 32u
Games today: St. Paul at Kansas City.
Minneapolis at Milwaukee. Louisville at
Columbus, Indlanapolla at Toledo.
Bandar Ciaaue at Tlatoa Park.
The Orlslnals and Lee-Glaat-Andreesen
teama will Play the aecond of a serlea of
three games at Vinton Street park Sunday,
Beplemuer i. inn game promisee to De a
fine contest, as both teama are strong In
every department of play. The Originals
won the first game by a score of 2 to 2 in
twelve Innings and Its rivals are determined
to make good in tha next two games, 'lha
teama will line up aa lonowa
L.-G.-A. Poaltion.
Originals.
Carey
Scully
Foley
,.. Bradford
,.. Whitney
... Kennedy
Jellan
Howe
Taylor
Coe Catcher
Saev or Neff Pitcher.
Clark
.First base
Cosgrove
..Second base
...Third base
...Shortstop
....Leftrielcf
...Centerfleld
...Rlghtfteld
Drtacoll .
Waller ...
Welch ...
Dunn ....
Clement .
Hardware Men Agjalnat Sprlnajaeld.
The Lee-Glass-Andreesen team will nlay
the first of a series of three gamea today
with the Springfield, Neb., team for a puree
of $160. The line-up Is aa follows:
L.-U.-A. . Position. Borlngneld.
Coe Catcher Nicholson
Welsh or Neff... Pitcher Pflug
Clark
.Flrat baae Blakewell
Bradford
Drtecoll ..
Waller ...
Coagrove
..Second base Uulnlan
..Third base O. Clement
...Shortstop K. Clemont
...Centerfleld Sage
....lftfleld E. Clement
...RlKhtfleld Young
...Substitute O. Bates
...Substitute 11. Bates
Dunn ....
Sary
Tracey ..
Daulp ....
Oaawa Takes Two treat. Bleaeoe,
ONAWA. Ia.. Sept. i. (Special Telegram.)
Onawa defeated the Blencoe team on the
Onawa grounds today. 8 to 1. Batterlea:
Onawa, Brown and Mollis: Blencoe. Bates
and C. Whits. Umpire: Davis. Tha aama
teama played at Blue Lake yesterday,
Onawa winning by a acora of 7 to 8. Bat
teries: Onawa, Klllroy and Hollla; Blencoe,
Leatherby and Fulmer. Umpire: Anderson.
At Chattanooga Chattanooga, I: M-n-nhls.
t
At Birmingham Birmingham, 7; Bhreve-
port, x.
At Nashville Little Rock. : Nashville. 1
At Atlanta Flrat aama: New Orleans. 7:
Atlanta, 8. Second game; Atlanta, $, Maw
EMPTY DAY FOR ANACONDA
Friaoe Alert Crttps Baftly Oat of Bosch
at Hartford.
LOOKS YERY SNAKY FOR AWHILE
llorae with the Berpeatlae Kaaao Haa
tho Prlaee la the Tolla Oaee
ana Nearly Captarea the
Special Parse,
HARTFORD, Conn., Sept. t. The grand
circuit races at Charter Oak park ended to
day, the postponed events of Thursday be
ing embodied In the day's program, making
tlx races.
The feature of the day was the special
race between Prince' Alert and Anaconda for
a purse of $3,000, winner taking all. It was
contested In three heats. Prince Alert win
ning the first and third heats and money.
In the first heat Anaconda was headed all
the way around the ring, Dlckerson making
a bid for the heat In th last quarter, but
without avail. The second heat was a big
surprise to the betting fraternity. The
horses got away after scoring twice and
when half way up the stretch Dlckerson
began driving with Anaconda and he quickly
passed Prince Alert, winning by over a
length. This performance won rounds of
applause.' Upon rtquest of Mr. Demarest
Curry was placed behind Prince Alert In
the third heat. Boon lifter the horses get
away. Anaconda went (o the front and
maintained this position all the way
around, until the stretch was reached, when
Prince Alert let out a kink and came up
even. Then for a time the horses traveled
aa If being driven as a pair. Inch by Inch
Prince Alert gained on his plucky rival and
when the wire was reached Anaconda's nose
was. lapping Prince Alert's sulky. This
race was one ot the best of the week.
Prince Alert was the favorite In the bet
ting. In the 2:16 pace Dandy Chimes was the
favorite and took the first two heats in easy
fashion. The third heat proved one of the
best events of the afternoon. Miss W'llla
mont and Schley Pointer set out to do
Chimes, and they did It In great style,
Schley Pointer finishing first and Dandy
Chimes third. At the start of the fourth
brat Chimes went to pieces and fell to tha
rear, Schley Pointer leading clear to the
wire. In the fifth heat Oeers made a try
tor the heat in the stretch, but his horso
was :i out, Schley Pointer finishing flrat.
Buckthorn second and Dsndy Chimes third.
The 2:19 pace was ,taken easily by Bed
worth, Jr., in three straight heats. This
feat was repeated by. Major Delmar In the
2:09 event. In this latter race the winner
of each heat received 1325, second $100 and
third $75. There were only three starters
In the 2:22 trot, Wilton Boy taking ths race
In three straight heats. Prince Direct had
a plcnlo In the 2:13 pace, winning all three
heats with comparative ease. In the final
he actually ran away from the field.
Results:
Pacing! 2:13 clasa. purse $2,100:
Prince Direct bl. a., by Dlrecl-Roale,
oy uuroo irinoe tenry
Olive Wood, br. g. (Hayden)...
Home Circle, b. g (Nuckolls).
Jesse H., b. g. (Golden)
Tommy Mc, b. g.. (McCarthy).
Piccolo, b. m. (ROsemyer)
Time: 2:94, 2:U8t 8:1.
Pacing, 2:16 class, purse $3,000: .
Schley Pointer, b. s.4. by Star '
Pointer (Nuckolls) 5 3
Dandy Chimes, b. 's. (Oeers).... 1 1
Mlsa Willamont, b. m. (Miller).. 2 .
Buckthorne, b. g. (Snow) 2 4
Prince B., b. g. (Hudson) 4
St. Rega, b. g. (McDonald) 3 6
Mary Anna, ,b, g.' fWalker)....dr
Time; 2:U9tt, 2:Uty, 2:08Mi. 2:1114. 2:11.
Match race, pacing, purse1 $3.000, . winner
to take all, two. in three:
Prince Alert,, b. g., by. Crown Prince
Till (Demarext and Curry) 12 1
Anaconda, b. g., by Knight, by Al-
gona ( Dlckerson) t 2 11
Time by quarters: First mile 0:13, l:02'i,
1:33ft. 2:03ft. Second mile 0:30ft. 1:01, 1:34,
2:0,. Third mile 0:30ft. 1:02, 1:34, 2:04ft.
Pacing. 2:14 class, nurse $2,600:
Bedworth jr., by Bedworth-Thor-
oughbred (Hyde)' Ill
Junius, ch. g. (Saunders) S 2 2
Little Sphinx, b. m. (Wilson) 2 6 4
Brown Heels, b. s. (Dodge) 3 4 3
Dora Delpha, b. m. (Loomis) 4 16
Time: 2:10ft, 2:08ft, 2:07,
Trotting, 2:22 claw, purse $1,600:
Wilton Boy, b. g., by Wilton, by
Stamboul (McDonald) Ill
Say Tell, b. s. (Sayles) 2 2 2
Daisy Direct, br. m. (Willis) $13
Time: 2:16i. 2:174. 2:22V
Pacing, 2:08 class, purse $2,500, each heat
a race:
Major Delmar, b. g., by Delmar
Kxriectatlon. by Autograph (Mc
Donald) . 1 1 1
Lord Vincent, b. a. (Foote) 1 2
iioraer, d. rt. (iyaynrai a z a
Duiuci, L. rv. (Liujiiiu; o v
Palm Leaf. b. g. (McCarthy) 8 6 2
Kleata. bl. m. (Demarest) 4 4 4
Waubun, gr. g. (Saunders).... 6 6 6
Time: 2:00, 2:10ft, 2:loft. . ,
EASY FOR JOHN A. M'KERRON
Race at Glenvllle with Lora Derby
and The Monk Is Like Money
from Home.
CLEVELAND, Sept. 6. At Glenvllle this
afternoon John A'. McKerron placed the
Boston challenge cup In permanent posses
sion of the Gentlemen's Driving club. He
mther eaHllv out raced hla Dair of rivals.
Ixrd Derby and The Monk, being a straight
heat winner.
Lord Derby drew the pole and rushed
over to the half In 1:02ft. McKerron traveled
the aecond quarter in thirty seconds and
caught up. An opening showed itself and
lie waa pushed In next the rail. He worked
on . even to the Derby horse. Half way
down the atreteh Lord Derby made a tiring
break and McKerron Joggea nome. i ne
Monk hud given up Just after the half had
rttn nfllKHl.
McKerron waa allowed to aet the pace
at the start of the aecond heat, and at the
half Lord Derby movea out ana eei sau
for the leader. He had him caught, but
in at the time when he had his
only chance to win. - The enthusiasm of
19tfO rtr.nlA wan unbounded.
The pacing cup also stays In Cleveland,
as Ananias outracea r reu o. , pubdwu.w,
while Shadow Chimes would not pace at all.
Nun, York horses not away wun ins ma
jority of tha light class events that were
decided, nummary: ,
Trnttlna-. 2:10 class!
Louise K. Jefferson, b. t.. by Jefferson-
C. K. O. (Billings) i
Mabel Onward, b. m. (Jonas) 2
Joe Watts, c. g. (Donnelly) 4
Double, d. a. (Devereaux) I
Time: 2:16ft. 2:Uft.
Trnttlna-. 2:20 rlanji:
Min.ii ,.h m hv Htrsthmore (J. O. H.
Denny) ?
Mal C, b. m. (J. H. Cahlll) I
Tlnnn ann V 1. f IA i. KmminfH ,, B
Burlington Boy. ch. g. (W. B. Farmer) I
Poteen, Dr. n. (C rt. jnoooyj ;
Nellie B., br. m. (J. F. Mattbewa) I
lime: 2:18ft, 2:a.
Pacing. 2:08 class:
Gold Brick (E. jS. Smathera)...
1 1
Hontaa Crooke, ch. c. (Billings)...
I
Tiger, g. g. (Bay)
I $
Time: 2:11. 2:12.
Trotting, 2:15 class:
Dr. Book, b. g. (C. K. A. Billings) 1
Red Cliff, eh. g. (W. B. Farmer) i
Marlque, ch. g. (H. K. Deverous) $
Ember Day (Bennett) 4
Eagle Pilot, b. g. (Bradley) 6
Time: s:lt. 1:13.
Trnttlna. 2:13 class:
Alice Barnes, by Election (Bmath-
ers) a a
Imogene, ch. m by Elyrla (Bill
lni(Mt
,014
.018
Jeaae O.. ro. g. (Wattersonl ,
Josephine Ulx. D. m. tiiongs
Francee B.. ch. m (White)
Starmont, ch. g. (Moody)
Altro L., blk. g. (Perren)
8 4 Iro
4 7 2 ro
I I t ro
, T dr
Time: I :i i x. z:iz. i:uv "
Pacing, 2:12 class:
Nocol B., b. h. (J. Sherwin)
Frailer, ch. g. (Jones)
Bally Hook. 6. h. (White)
Dutch Mowry. b. g- (Otis)
Roaalet. b. m. (Perin)
Iwrothy Wilton, b. m. (Paine)....
Carrie Williams, b. m. (Chapman)
Time: 1:13. 3:11ft-
Trotting. Boston challenge cup:
John A. McKerron. b. h.. by Nutwood
Wilkes (11. K. Deverous) 1 1
The Monk, b. g. (C. K. G. Billings) 1 2
Lord Derby (Smathera)
, TJUoe by uuarters; First heat. 0.31 ft. 1:02ft.
t-XS. t:n. - Second heat, 0:S?Vi. 1:0. 1:35,.
l.t8.
Paring, rup.
Ananias br. h., by Patron (H. K.
Devrrousl 1 1
Fred S. Wedgwood, ro. g. (timings).... 1 2
Shadow Chimes, br. h. (Smathera), I 1
Time: 2:OSft. 3:08.
Trotting, 2:14 class:
Ma lilghwood, b. m. (Smathera) 1 1
Peko, b. m. (Deverous) 2 2
Alberta D , eh. f. (Otis) 4 2
Temple Wilkes, b. g. (Connor) 3 I
Judge Cullen, blk. g. (Paine) I 4
Rubber, blk. m. (Bennett) 8
Time: 2:14ft, 2:12ft.
Trotting, 2:22 class:
Mlsa Deen. b. m. (Chapman) 1 1
Sir George, b. g. (Alvnrd) 6 1
Leonora, ro. m. (Burke) 2 5
Dominant, b. g. (Farmer) 4 3
Susie, b. m. (Bellevue) 1 4
Persia, b. m. (Bradley) I $
Time: 2:14ft, 2:12ft.
BLACK LADY GETS THEIR COIN
he Tssrkes Mlaaeapolla Merehaats
for Five Taoaaaatl Dollara at
j Fair Groaaala Track.
BT. FAUt Minn., Bept. B. Only one har
ness event was on the card at the atate fair
grounds today, but It proved to be the best
of the meeting. It waa the 2:21 class trot
ting for a purse of $6,"0. guaranteed by
the buslneae men of Minneapolis. Five
heats were trotted and Black) Lady and
O. W. had each taken two heats. Under
the rules th rare went to Black Lady,
with O. W. aecond. The latter would have
won the race, but waa driven off hla feet
In the Isat beat and rould not finish better
than third. Summary:
Trottina. 1:21 class, purse $6,000:
Black Lady, blk. m. (Loomis). .11 1
O. V b. g. (Kathan) 2
Cherry Ripe. b. m. (Carnathan) 1 i
Maud Marie, ch. m. (McLaugh
lin) 4 $
Red Roy, b. g. (Butler) 7 3
Miss Dewey, b. m. (Sears) 10 t
Roacoe Medium, blk. h. (Bond).. 2 4
OUIe McKlnley. b. h. (Conle).... 8 8
Frugality, b. m. (Chandler)...,
Rena Wise. br. m. (Rae)
7 6 da
6 10 10 dr
Gentle Lady, blk. m. (Ames)... I 11 dr
Time: 2:14ft, 2:14ft, 2:15, 2:14ft, 2:15ft.
State Fair Raeea.
LINCOLN. Neb., Sept 6. (Special Tele
gram.) Results state fair races:
1:17 pace, purse 4w:
Pllotelle (Flick, Lincoln)
Mlsa Pst (Sott, Mount Pleasant)
Jess Kllng aialght, Omaha)
...1 1
...2 1
...2 2
...1 4
...4 6
fnncess v
Olympla (Patterson, Humboldt). ,.
Til
Ime: 2:16ft. 2:18. 2:20.
2:26 trot, purne ou:
Comet (Southworth. Ravenna) 1 1 1
Lady Downing (Halght, Omaha).. 1 2 2
Torre an 3 6 6
Ida Bell (Cook, Beatrice) f 8 2
Band (Phllllpsburg, Kansas) 4 4 4
Roman Consul (Krauts. Sterling) 6 6 4
Time: 2:26, 2:2ft. 2:24ft.
Running, one mile, purse $lw: Charles
Ramsey (Shield, Craig) won. Lady Chat
ham (McCrosson, Beatrice) second, Emerald
(Plourd. Indiannla) third, Archy McK
(Furiker, Memphis) fourth.
Madden Bays Faat Pair.
NEW TORK, Sept. 5. John E. Madden
has purchased from J. W. Schorr the 2-year-olds,
Onatas and Judith Campbell, and
the 4-year-old fllly, Lady Schorr, paying
$30,000.
Famous Mar Sold.
NEW TORK. Sept. 8. The famous black
mare, Imp. was sold at Sheepshead Bay
today to 8. A. Tipton for $4,100.
LIKE SHOOTING AT LIVE MEN
Skirmish Teams Are Pat to War-Like
Teat at Beaa-tri, Colam- '
blana Winning;.
RTFLB RANGE. SEAGIRT. N. J., Brpf.
6. The last day but one of the big inter
state tournament was devoted to firing In
the team skirmish match and the tch
match. The former waa won by the Bc(nd
regiment. Dlatrlct of Columbia, team with
280 out of a possible 800. The other com
petitors and their scores: First regtrn4nt.
United States marine corps, 227: Seventh
regiment. New Tork, 211: Twentythlrd
reelment. United States Infantry, 210: First
regiment. District of Columbia, 186; Twelfth
regiment, isew xora, iz unuea wanes
marine corps second team, 173: Fifth rgl
ment, Maryland, 173; Saoond regiment,
Pennsylvania, 152.
William F. Leusehner of New Tork j.rred
the victor In the Leech cup match, hia t4 to I
being 60 out of a possible 76.. There wre
thirty-nine competitors in inia event. vn
highest, five guns "after Leusehner wire:
B. I.. Scott, District of .Columbia, 67; L C.
tlruon New York. 66:' W. O. Hudson. New
Jersey, (4: H. M. Bell, New Jersey, 62; A. E.
Perkins. 60. '
The skirmish team match was the most
spectacular event of the meet and ias
watched with Interest by a large nymfrer
of spectators. Each team captain dli-eeted
the firing of his team, under the supervision
of a range officer. The targets used were
silhouette, arranged by placing a kneeling
figure on the right name ot tne line ot
flaures. followed by a standing and then
a lying figure, repeating this arrangement
until there were aa many groups as there
were competitors In the team. The figures
were at equal intervals, mat oetween tne
centers of any two consecutive standing
Aarurea being three yarda, adjacent figures
one yard between centera. Each competitor
fired nrteen anots sou yarna to iw ys.'n.
and back, there being seven halts. The
advance of each team was at quick time
until a distance or about 600 yards Ttom
th taraeta was reached when a halt Una
ordered and one volley fired. For this
vollev the competitors toon tne Kneeling
fiosltlon. For the firing the rifles were
oaded from the belt and not untfl the
halt had been ordered. The advance ras
then resumed, first at quick and then at
double time, until a distance of about 4o9
yards from the targets had been reacted,
when a halt had to be ordered and Vwo
volleys fired, aa before, the competl'ors
for this volley taking the prone posit ten
in n nimllar manner thn advance 'tna
continued, three volleys being fired at all out
300 yards and three volleys at about 200
yards, the prone position. The retreat 'vss
tnen oroerea, ana conauciea in tne si, me
order of advance. Each team oontlriued
on to the 600 yarda firing point and assem
bled. The targets were next examined And
the hits recorded. Th aggregate valua of
all hlta In all the figures waa the acore for
the team. The allowance waa fifteen
mlnutea from the time a team left the 600
yarda firing point until the return to that
point.
Argros Defeate Local Team.
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team on the diamond yeterday aflemooi
and defeated them by a score of 2 to 1. lho
game was an ecltlng one, as the locals tll
their beot to win In order to even up tor
the crushing defeat administered by the
Argoa at the Pioneer plcnlo recently.
Catrher la Knocked Oat.
Ht'MROLDT, Neb.. Sept. (Special)
The Argo and Humboldt base ball teama
broke even on their two gsmea In this city
Wednesday and Thursday, the second game
resulting In a decided victory for the locale.
Score:
R.V.E.
Humboldt ....1 0011010 8 10 4
Argo 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 01 2 7
Batterlea. Humboldt. Unn and Reld;
Argo, Miller, Ulaaler and Mayes. Struck
out: By Unn. 1; by Miller, 6. First base on
balls: Off Unn, 1; off Miller, 6. Two-hsse
hits: Fox. Uuy. Three-bsse hits: Reld,
Fets (1), Tanner (I). Double plays: Tanner
to Smith, Fets to Fox. Time; 1:30. Um
pire: Asel Gore of Chicago.
Ralph Glasler, who waa behind the bat
for the visitors, came near being knocked
out for keeps In the last half of the eighth,
when a foul tip struck him In the side of
the neck. He fell unconscious, and per
sistent medical attention waa necessary to
bring him to. He Is feeling better today
and It la not thought hla Injuries will be
permanent.
Nebraska Woman Wins and Loses.
CHICAGO, Sept. B The second day's play
at the Kenwood courts In the eighth an
nual women's tournament of the Western
Lawn Tennis association brought out some
tennis playing of championship quality.
Three matches of the second round In
singles, three matches of the women's
doubles and three matches of the mixed
doubles were played. Results:
Singles, first round: Miss Closterman
beat Miss Burgess, 6-2. 6-1.
Singles, second round: Miss Closterman
beat Miss Pound. 7-6, 4-8. 10-8; Miss Parker
beat Miss Riddeil, 6-3, 6-2; Miss Neely beat
Mrs. Stagg, 6-4, 6-1.
Doubles, first round: Miss Parker and
Miss Champlln beat Mrs. Loeb and Miss
Rlddell, 6-3, 6-2; Miss McAteer and Miss
Closterman won from Mrs. Thorndlke and
partner Oy derault; Miss Pound and Miss
Wimer beat Miss Tilton and Miss Hlllman,
6-1. a-2. ,
Western and American Teams Matched
KANSAS CITT. Bept. S. (Special Tele
gram.) Representatives from the Kansas
City American association and Western
league clubs held their second meeting to
day and completed all arrangements for
the post-season series of "even games. The
aenea are attracting much attention here
and many wagera have been lald.vwtlh the
nssoclatlonlfUa favorites at 3 to 4 and 1 to 2.
There Is also a probability that the Ameri
can league team will play Omaha. The
Western league season In Kansas Citv
closed today. The American association
has naturally outdrawn the Western league
here, but the latter has made a game light,
although quitting loser.
With the Bowlers.
On Clark's bowling alleys last night the
following scores were made in a tenpln
contest between W. W. Hartley and W. C.
Brooka and Mr. Huntington and H. W.
untninu:
1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 6th. Total.
Hartley .. 170 177 152 lSil 171 811
Brooka ... 127 139 170 168 168 772
Totals. 297 SrS 322 369 339 1.633
1st. 2d. 8d. 4th. 6th. Total.
Huntlngt'n 170 2o4 190 J 48 160 872
Lehmann.. 188 195 194 166 181 914
Totals. 368 399' 384 304 841 1,75-6
Harvard Has New Captaia.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass.. Sept. 6 Dallas D.
L. McOrew has been elected captain of the
Harvard 'varsity crew to succeed William
James, Jr., who waa elected captain after
the race at New London last June, but who
finds he will not be at Harvard next year.
Mr. James Is going to Germany to pursue
his studies. McGrew comes from Cleve
land. He was a member of the victorious
crew In 1900 and has rowed two years in
the 'varsity boat. The election waa made
by a mall vote among the members of the
crew.
Batte Taken Another.
BUTTE. Neb.. Sept. l.-(Speclal Tele
gram.) The fifth game between Butte and
Geddea, played here today, resulted In
favor of Butte, 7 to S. Batteries: Butte.
Ford and Cheatwood; Geddes, Keeler and
Westcott. Umpire: Satjford Parker. Time:
1:20. Attendance, 1,600,
Three-I Leagrne.
At Rock Island Rock Island, 4;' Daven
port, 8.
.At Decatur Decatur, 7; Bloomlngton, 1.
Rockford Rockford. 11; Cedar Rapids,
At Evansvllle Terre Haute,-. 11; Evans
vllle, $. ,
Policeman I'aes Hla Clnb.
W. M. Basler was under the care of the
police surgeon yesterday afternoon for sev
eral minutes, after having been caressed
by the club ot Police Officer Sawyer, and
Basler was the cause of It all. A stranger
from Plattsmouth complained to the officer
that William Smith was trying to defraud
him out of a wagonload of potatoes. The
officer started to arrest Smith when Basler
Interfered. In a general mlxup Sawyer
landed on Basler's head with his club and
then had him hauled to Jail In the patrol
wagon. The police surgeon took several
stitches on the top of hie head and he waa
released on bond. Smith was locked up.
THE REALTY RECORD.
INSTRUMENTS placed on record Friday,
September 6:
Warranty Deeds.
J. C. Christie to South Omaha school
district No 8, lot 19. block 84. Al
bright's Choice $ $60
Sarah , Ainscow -to W. F. Stoecker,
mldft lots 1 and 4, block 12, Kountxe
St R.'s add 2,600
Hena ueppner to Mane Htinel, ota 1
and 2, block 4; Lincoln Place
J. L. Otterman to Emma C. Johnston,
lot $, block 1. Mahoney & M.'s add....
Hanoa Flynn aud husband to Christina
Burness, lot 10, block 7, Begley park.t-
Mary Treary to Frank Burness, Jr., lot
11, block 7, Begley park ,
Margaret M. Dyer to W. H. Dyer, lot
12, block 1, Saunders t H.'a add
J. E. George to A. A. Allard, lot 66,
Sullivan's add
Qnlt Claim Deeds.
100
100
200
100
BOO
150
Omaha Savings bank to Omaha Realty
company, lot $, block 4, Kountse 4k
R. a add
0
Total amount of transfers
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