T1TK OMAHA DAILY BEEi TIIUltSDAY, SEPTEMIIEH 11, 1002-
ElMERTOp f ASTFOR 0SI1U A
Southpaw Jtiie Mtkti Monkii of Papa
t J ' Bill Eonrke'i ,Bya.
TWO SICKLY HITS IN NINE INNINGS
! - . .
r ' , ' ,
Ofm Vltuhes Nicely, Iet Allows a
Little Bench of Hill la the f atal
Moth Jleaaa of Ike
oatest.
I
There! Vag simply no landing on Jakry
Welmer's terrific delivery Wednesday as
far as tbe Omabam wore concerned and
the visitor for that reason took the first
game of the final series, 2 to 1. It n
beautiful bale ball In many respects, but
the locals were aadly wanting at the atlck.
Twa hits, on the veriest scratch (by
Owen), -was tbe patent, and neither figured
In any way with th single run.
' Both twlrlers had startling speed, and
' Owen waa pitching' Just aa well aa Welmer
till the' ninths when three singles brought
the winning ran. The other came In the
third, Waldron going to flrat on a baae on
balla and' coming In- on Rabbit Roblnaon'a
two-bagger to Tight field, which Bob Carter
obligingly ran up on and let go over hla
head to the fenoe. ,
Smooth baae ball brought the Rangers a
. tally laMbe, second and they tried bard to
win the game , on It. Rtone, flrat man up,
truck out, but Wilson dropped the brU and
recovered It barely In time to get Alonzo
tut . at , flrat Dolan slso. atrurk out and
Wilson-did the same trick. This time It
coat blm. Joe made flrat safely, atole sec
ond and then atole third berore Welmer
- could wink. Stewart took a base on balls
and Burg came to bat. With only one out,
3.000 people begged Fetey for a long fly
, anyway, Instead he sacrificed down the
chalk, scoring Dolan and advancing Stew
art to second. Onndlng took first on an
error and atole eecond, but Owen went out.
The boys aaw they could do no business
with the-willow and tried desperately to
shut out .'the visitors and win. It was no
to. -The .blje earne st at the right time
to give' the Cowboya the victory by the
akin or 4 heir teeth. Welmer made two or
'the sU Omftna's double. jlay In the ninth
. vjas a,..hgbJhlBg.ftftBh. .'
Wright,. w OA : first (br Omaha and
l aughl all thb balls thrown hlra, making
eleven putouta. He also, scored half the
hits.--' Wilson- and. Jacobs tried to en
tangle Umpire Moran In an argument, but
to no avail. Charlie Nichols will be In the
tea today. Beore:
i ' , ,'. .KANSAS 'CITT.
. , AB. R. II.
O. A. E.
2 0 0
10 0
10 0
3 1.0
12 0
10 1 0
7 4 1
1 2 1
12 0
27 13 2
O A- K.
10 0
2 0 0
11 0 0
2 0 0
0
3 3 0
2 2 1
2 10
0 4 0
27 13 "l
Jietcham, ,r.r, 6
Waldron,- rf.,... 2
0
. 1
0
i 0
1
0
0
Miner,- lU...w., 3
Koblnmm, . 2b. P. ,.-....,,
Jacobs, 3b '. 4
Kemme.r, lb..... 4
Wllsviv, c...... ;.4
Shannon; aa , 3
Welmer, p 4
0
0
Totals 32.- 2
OMAHA.
AB.
R. H.
Oenlns, of....;.
Carter, rf ;
Wright, lb
Stone. If
1 nh n rfs : ; .
Ktewar4.- 2h..i,.
BQrg. 8o. (.:....
(iolulillgl C.I..
Owen, p"'. .......
i ' o
0
.,1. 3 '
..4
....4
, 4
. .:.
Totals
Kansas City
...2 1 2
..0 0.1 0 0 0 0 0 1-3
..Ol'000000 O-l
vniHiiav.i
Kalned itin: Kansas City. Two-base hit:
Itoblnsfcr). .Sacrifice hits: Oenlns, Carter,
Burg, tithlen,; bane; Dolan ii), Qondlng.
eft:oa bfoea:- Omaha, t: Kansas City, 8.
Double play; Stewart to Dolan to Wright,
l-'lrst base '. on. ballay. Off . Welmer, 4; oft
Owen, 5.- Struck out: ' By Welmer, 8; by
Owen, 1. ..Time: 1:26. tJmpire: Moran.
Ppiayalat.ir.tolli.'
J TOLORADOwirfNOS,'" SeptTIft After
( being shut out for six Innings the locals
'. Hcored In the seventh, tied the score In the
eighth and won in the ninth. Score:
R H E2
Colo. Springs ...0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 13 i
' l'eorla 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 03 i 8
Batteries: Colorado Springs, Newmeyer
' and Baerwald; JVorla,. C. Jones and Han
lord, .
Desvrr'WIss a Close Ones
. DENVER, Sept.-10. Denver won a hard
v fought .game. Score:
vl . R.H.E.
Denver .: 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 24 11 i
Milwaukee 0 0001010 1-3 12 1
BaUeries! Denver,. Byler and- Wilson;
MllwuVik-ee-, Vaughn and Adkins.
St. Joseph Defeats Des Molaes.
DES MniNFS, 0tpt. lO.-St. Joseph took
the gama irorn Des.Molnes here this after-
' noon- A bajau on balla, three errors and
. four singles netted the visitors seven runs
- In the first luring. Attendance, 4U. Score:
R H IS
St Joseph 7 0 0- 0 0 0 0 07 7 1
Lies Moines 0 0 0 0 3 0 1 0 3 13
Batteries:' St. Joseph, Olade and Roth;
Des Moines,' Morrison, Hotter and Hansen.
taaalasj of the Teams.
Flayed. Won. Lost- P.C.
Milwaukee
..124
74 61) .m
"5 62 .bW
73 63 . 684
70 M ,66
7 67 .5-10
6s 71 .441
40 76 .m
36 H7 .287
ifenver ., ,.,,,wv,.127
Kansas City 125
Omaha .,.13
' St. Joseph 124
'.Colorado Springs .....U7
Des Moines 1-4
Peoria .;. 123
Games today: Kansas City at Omaha, St.
Joaevl at Dea Moines, Peoria at Colorado
Brings,' Milwaukee at Denver.
. GAMES IN AMERICAN LEAGUE
Laadtis Wis Twa Uaaaes froaa Baltl-
aoretlie Trailers la Pea.
suit Raee.
.i
PWTLADELPHIA. Sept. 10. More thn
17, 000 -versons' . welcomed the American
league, leaders home today and saw them
"take two games from Baltimore. The flrat
contest waa won by solid hitting and 'he
second was pulled out of the tire on Balti
more's mlsplays. Waddell relieved the
liotue pitcher In each game and stopped
the vixltors' run aettlng. . In the second
game Ollbert was ordered off the field for
UlHpuling a aeciaton oi empire jnniieione.
Attendauce, 17.0WU. Score first game:
PHILADIM.I'HIA. I BALTIMORE
B.H.O.A
K.HOAB.
Hartsal,' It... 0 4 4 4'MrFarr4, cf. 1
a-uii.. rt .... t 1 4 OS.Iha.h. If... 4
till
4 4 4 4
4 14 4
4 4 4 4
bsria. lb.... 4 1 14 1 1 Wllllama. Ib. 4
U (r.aa. lb. 1114 O'Jaara. lb 4
B.vholil. rl... I 4 4 0 4 Arodt, rl..
14 4 4
Itoirpba. lb..t I.I I CHowall. Ib.
till
till
II. i roaa, aa. 1 I I T 0 uiltort. aa
achrark. 1 I 4 mlth, a..
Vltrh.ll, p.., 0 114 OHuttar, p..
V". Ji J T9U1,
Totala ...'4 U 17 W 1
1114
4 114
..I I 14 I I
PhlladelpWa 0 0 4 10 10
Baltimore .... v o
0 0 10-5
Krnrt Vuna: PMladelnhla. 6: Baltimore.
3. Two-base hits: Ullbert, i Cross, Sey
bold 21. Murphy M. cross tzi. waaaeii.
Uoiue . run: McFarland, Stolen bases:
i
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Above eilnOBlal Is aulaa.
A.OUtt reward U Ur"
Pmlth, Hutler. rnuhle plays: Howell to
Jones. Gilbert (unassisted). left on bases:
I'hilHdelphla, ; Hultlmore, 7. Flrst base
on halls: Oft Mitchell. ; off WanMell, ; off
Hutler, 1. tilt by pitcher: Hjr Mitchell. 1.
Struck out: Hy Wadiiell, 4. rsed halls:
Smith (2. Time: 1:40. Umpire: John
stone. Hi-ore second game:
PIllLAllCI.PHIA. I BALTIMORB.
R H.U A B).l It H.O.A .
Marital. If... I 0 SMrPirl'4. rt. 1 4 0 0
T'Mt. rf 1 I t 0 Plla.:b. tit. .. t t I S t
Darin, lb.... I ISO Wllllama. lb. 1 1 1 I
L. Croaa, lb. I I I jma, lb I I 1 1
Srytx.1.1. rf... till 0 Arndt. rf 1 1 0 1
Murr-hr. th. 1 1 I I " H..WHI, b... 1 1 0 1
M ( rr.aa, aa. 1 I I 0 oiihert. aa ... 0 0 1.1 t
I'nwara, c I 4 I 0 Mattheaon, aa 4 1 0 0 0
ebrlt, c... 4 1 0 RnMnans. e . I 1
titiaiiitsa, a . a a 0 1 1 Kaloll. p 1 I I 4
Wadileii. p... eetooi
1 Totals ... 4 11 II I I
Totala ... I II 17 10 1
Philadelphia 0 J 1 0 0 0 2 ft I
Baltimore 0 0 0 0 2 0 2 0 04
Earned runs: Phlludolj.hla. 1: Baltimore,
S. Two-been hits: McKsrland. Williams,
Jones, Howell, Katoll, Key bold, l'owets.
Sacrifice hits: Selhach, linstlngs. Stolen
buses: Hurtiel, PavN, Waiidell. Double
plays: Williams to Ollbert, Seybold to M.
t'ross. Iyeft on bases: l'hllaiielj.hia. H;
Baltlmorr. 11. First base: .in balls: Off
Kntoll. 4; off Hustings, 6; ofT Wart.iell, 1.
Struck out: By Kntoll. 3; bv Hustings. 4;
iy audeil, i. 1'asst.d bulls: Houlnsnn
('). Wild jdtch: Waddcll. Time: 1:45.
Umpire: Johnstone.
at. I.nols Heats Detroit Twl,
DETROIT. Sept. 10-St. Louis made it
three straight from the home team by tak
ing both names this afternoon. Mullen's
wtMness in the afternoon, when he gave
three buses on bulls in succession, all of
which developed Into runs, waa responsible
for iJcirott's loss of the first game. Three
runs and some ttupta worn in tna nrst in
ning of the second gave St. Louis two runs.
enough to win. Attendance, 2.500. Score
nrst game:
ST. LOU. DETROIT.
R. H.O.A. R.I R.H.OA.E.
Burkftt. If... I I I 1 Harley, If.... 1 114
Hemphill, rf. 1 I 0 0 Oi'aaay, lb.... I 1 I I 0
Ualclrk'k. rt.. 1 t 0 r.,t. rMl aa. 0 I I I 1
Andaraon, It. I t I ( U'BrrU, cf... 0 1 4 0
Walla... aa.. 14 4 1 lMAI'a'r, lb. 4 0 0 0
Mr-Cork, lb.. 0 4 11 Sbeplna. rf. ... I 1 1 4 0
Print, lb 0 14 4 OlUlaaaon, lb., 0 1 I I 0
Kaboa, 0 I 1 4 1 0 M'-Uulra, c... 0 0 1 I 0
Bhlvlda, p.... 114 1 0 Mullln, p.... 14 0 14
Totala ...4 10 IT 11 1 Totals ... ( 10 It II 1
St. Louis 1 0 3 2 0 0 0 0 0-6
Detroit 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 05
Two-bane hits: Mullln, Casey, Hemphill
(2), Kahoe. Home run: Leolne. Stolen
bases: Hemphill (2). Heldrtck, Anderson.
Bases on balls: Off Mullln. ; off Shiel.ls,
4. Struck out: By Shields, 2. Double
plays: Klberleld to McAllister, Oleason to
McAllister. Time: 1:&U. Umpires: Sheri
dan and Carruthera.
Score second gama;
8T. Louis. i kktroit.
H H O A l I R.H.O.A.E.
Burkatt, If... 1114 0 Harlcy, U....0 1114
rlampmil, rf. 0 0 I 1 Tasty, 2b 0 1 I
Haldrlik, i-f.. I I I 0 1 'Einerfeld. aa. 0 1 I
Andsrava, lb. 4 1 II 0 'Brrtt, cf... 114
0
I 1
0 0
0 0
0 0
1 1
I 0
I 1
Wallaca, aa.. till O MoAI'a't, lb. 0 4 10
McCor'a. lb.. 0 4 110
l-'rtat, lb 4 1110
Leplne, rf.... 0 0 1
(llaaaon, 2b.. 0 4 1
Bufdau
0 0 0 0 1
liuelow, o. . . . 0 1 S
KlaRengar, p. 0 0 0
SudUuff, p.
Totals
0 0 0 1 0
McOuIra .... 0 0 0
0 0
I 47 II 1
Totala ... 1 mil 1
Batted for Klssenger In ninth.
St. Louis 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0-3
'Detroit 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0-1
Two-bane hlta: Wallace t2). Buelow
Three-bate hits: lieldrlck l2i. Sacrifice
hits: Wallace, Sugden. Stolen bases:
Oleaaon. Burkett. Buelow. Bases on balls:
Off Klssenger, 2; off Sudhoff, 1. Left on
bases: St. Louis, 8; Detroit, 7. Struck
out: By ivlsser.ger, 8. Double play: Sud
hoff to Frlel to Anderson. Time: 1:30.
Umpires: Sheridan and Carruthera.
Boston Wins Duoble-Heauer.
BOSTON, Sept. 10. A double-header went
to the home team today. In the first game
Boston played unsteadily during the early
Innings, but went after Orth In the eighth
and batted out the victory. Dlneen pitched
rtrongly. Both teams played listlessly In
the seoond contest. A deluge of hits In the
third inning nave Boston a commanding
ieaa. Aiienaancc, ,ous. aoore nrst gams
BOSTON. . WASHINGTON.
KH.Oi.EI M. H.O.A. .
Pouchartr, If 1 I 1 0 I Dorla. Ib.... 4 10 1
Collins, Ib... 4 111 4 Ryan, ct 1 144
statu, ! 0 114 0 Ialab'ty, If.. 1111
rarant. aa ... 0 114 0 Kalater. rt... 0 4 10
Fretman, rf.. 1 1 4 4 0 Coug kiln. Ib. 11114
LaCh'c. lb.,
1 11 4 0 Carey, lb.... 4 4 7 1 4
114 1 Ely. aa. ...... 4 i 1 0
111 1 Drill, 4 0 4 4 0
4 0 0 OJOrtti. p 0 4 1 i 0
Parrla. Ib..
Warnar, o.
Ulnaau, p..
Totals ... I U IT U 41 Totala ... ( 10 14 14
Boston 0 1 6 0 0 0 0 0 7
Washington 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 03
Sacrifice hits: Kelster (21. Three-base
nits: Doyle. Freeman. Three-base hit:
Warner. Stolen basest Dougherty i2), Col
lins, Stahl, Cough liu. Bases on balls: Off
Dlneen, 2. Struck out: By Dlneen, 2; Ly
urm, i. rasseci can: warner. wnu pttcnes
Orth, 2. Time: 1:46. Umpire: Connolly.
Score second game:
BOSTON. , WASHINGTON.
R.H.O.A.E. R.H.O. AM
uouinarty, mill 1 Ooyla, lb.... 0114
I VI 1 1 n. k A A 4 4 ft tl . , . k n
vw.t.uv, m v . . . H . . V . 11 , A V V
Stahl. at 14 10 l'bal.h'tr. If.. I 0 I 1 1
Carant, as.... I III I Kelat.r, rt... 1 1144
rraamas, rl.. 1 0 I I I Coushlln, Ib. 4 1 0 4 1
Uili'm, lb.. 1 111 4 O.Ceray, lb.... 0 1 14 0 0
Parrla, lb.... 1111 V Kir, as 1114 1
Crlger. a 4 0 1 0 0 Drill, c till
8 parka, p.... 4 4 0 I 0Towoaad. p. 4 4 0 0 0
uiwieb aw., v a a v.-uav , v w v u
Totals ... T 7 IT 11- 4' T-'ala ... I 14 M II
Batted for Towjisoivl In ninth.
Boston 0. 1 4 0 0 0 0 0 07
wasmngion 3 l o o 0 o o 2 06
Sacrifice hit: Dougherty. ' Three-base
nit: Parent, Stolen bases! Duuithertv
Freeman, LaChance, Ferris, Crlger. Double
piay: rarem to r ems. riasea on calls
Oft SDSrks. 1: oft Townsend. 4. Struck nut
By Sparks, 1; by Townsend, 8. Time: 1:66.
i; injure; v,onnouy.
Chicago Suffers Two Defeats.
CLEVELAND. Sebt. 10. The locals rie.
feated Chicago easily in both contests
today, beatlna Callahan and Pickerlnir
hard. In the second Joss held Chicago to
iwe nus, one oi wnicq waa a scratch. At
lenaance, 4, Loo. bcoro nrst game:
CUCVELAND. CHICAGO.
K.H O A B f R H.O.A
Bar, oi ooio oistrang. lb... toll
Brad lay. lb., till Ojjonaa, cf 1 I .1 4
Lajota, lb.... 14 110
Orean, rf 4 111
Hickman, lb. I I II 0 0
nick, rt 1114 4
HoCartbr, If. 1 I I 4 0
uavla, sa..,,. 1 14 1
Manas. If.... 0 1 I I
Daly, lb..... 1111
label), lb.... I I T I
atoFarl'd. a.. 4 1 1 1
Gochn'ar, aa. 1 1 4 4 I
Bamla. o 4 1 I I 0
Harnhar4, p.. 1 1 4 I 0
Callanau. p... I 1 1 4
I II 17 14 "l
Totals .
Totals
4 11 14 14
Cleveland 8 0 0 1 4 0 0 1
Chicago 0 8 1110 10
Two-base hits: Lalole (21. Oochnauer.
Bradley. Green. Isbeil. McFarland. Davla.
inree-Daae nit: juenes. Home runs: L,a
iole, Hickman. Sacrifice hits: Lalole,
Bay, Oreen. Stolen basea: Oochnauer,
Hickman, Davla, lsbell. . Double play
Davla to Daly to label!. First baaa 01
balls: Off Callahan. 1 Hit by Ditched ball
By Callahan. 2: by Bernhard. 1. Left on
liases: Lirvtiana. t: Lnicuao. 7. Ktrur
out: By Bernhard, 1. Time: 1:40. Cm
pire: w Lausnun.
Dcure secona game:
CUtVKLAND. I CHIOAOO.
K.H.OAC. H. H.O.A. H
Bar. of sis mraug, ib.;. 0011
Bradley, so.. 1 1 1 v juiue, cl..
Lajole, Ib... 1 111 4 Oreen, rf..
Hlrkman. lb. I 4 14 0 0 Davla, aa..
Pltok. rf I I 1 I 4 Mertaa, If.
4 0 11
0 4 14
0 0 11
1111
4 4 11
0 1 11 1
4 4 11
.4 4 4 1
McCarthy. If. 1 1 4 0 4 laly. lb..
UiKhn'ar. sa.. 114 11 label), lb.
Wood, a 1 1 7 I I Sullivan. 0
Juee. 110 10 flail, p...
t
Totals ...1114 17 15 ' - Totals ...I 114 14 4
Cleveland 0 3 0 1 0 0 3 T 12
Chicago 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00
Two-baae hits: Wood, Hickman, Lajole,
McCarthy, 'three-base nit 1 Flick. Karri.
fice hits: Bay t2), McCarthy. Stolen buses:
Isbeil, Merles. Double play: Daly lo
Davis. to lsbeli. First base on balls: Off
Plait, 2. Left on bases: Cleveland. 2; Chi
cago, 3. Struck out: By Jons, ; by PUtt.
2. Wild pitches: By Piatt, 2. Time: 1:30.
Umpire: O'Laughlln.
Standing- of the Teams.
Played. Won. Lost.
PC.
.5
.072
.517
.542
.516
.44.1
Philadelphia
St. Louis ..
Boston ....
Chicago ...
Cleveland .
Washington
Detroit ....
Baltimore .
. .11U 70 49
...U9
68
61
..AM
...118
...123
...123
...11H
...130
6a
C2.
64
59
63
64
4
46
.8il
74
Oamea today: Chicaao at Cleveland. Mi
Iouia at Detroit, Washington at Boston,
Bultltnore at PlillaUdlphla.
faoraon. Playlagr Past Ball.
VALENTINE. Neb.. Sept. HX (Sneclal
Telegram.) The Twenty-nfth Infantry ball
mm piayeni uoruon loaay. uordon won
In the tenth Inning, acore I to t Gordon
hue won twelve of the fourteen games
played this season. The same teams will
play at Fort Niobrara tomorrow.
GAMES IN NATIONAL LEAGUF
Chlcaae Wlas One Contest and Loses
Another to the Mew
Torks.
WW YORK. SeDt. 10. In the first same
of the double-header between the Cblcagos
and the New Torks the visitors scored
three in the sixth by freely hitting Taylor.
Mathewson pitched the second same and
bld tue ctucaoa to vigni scaticrca tuts.
shutting them out. Attendance, 3.20S. Score
tirst game:
CMICAOO. i KgW YORK.
R H O A B. R H O A B.
Slagle. If-
Iotha, rf.
Kilns, c.
Tlnaar, as.
Murrar. rf
1114 4 Rrnwne, If... I I t 4
1111 4 M -Clraw, aa . 0 I 1 1 1
1 1 T I 1 Bre.ii b s. lb t 0 11 6 1
1 4 I T I Bmrile, cf.... 4 4 14 4
4 4 4 4 4 Rowerman. e 4 I 4 t 4
j. Taalor, II, I I I I 4 Ludr. lb... 0114
Menefea. lb.. 4 114 1 Smith, lb.... 0 S 1 I 1
Frr. lb 4 4 4 4 4 Ions, rf 4 114 4
Uilhama. a.. 4 1 I 1 L. Tarlor. p. 0 4 4 I 4
MdJInnltv . 4 4 4 4 0
Total! ... 4 i It 14 4,
Totala ... I I 17 II I
Batted for Taylor In ninth.
Chicago 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 04
New York 1 01000010-3
Earned run: Chlcngo. Flrat baae en er
rors: ( hlcHirn. 2: New York. 2. Left in
bases: Chicago, 4: New York, . Klrst
base on bHlls. Off Tnylor, 3; off Williams,
Z. Ptrucg oui: hy inyior, a; ny vvniiMms,
4. Two-be.se hits: Browne. Dunn, Mene-
fee. Sacrifice hits: I.. Taylor, hvers.
tnlen bases: Bresnanin, Brodle, Bower-
man, Browne. I double play: Dobbs to
Kllng. Time: 1:45. Umpire: O'Day.
Score second game:
NEW YORK . CHICAOO.
R H O A E.I R.H.O.A.B.
Rrowns. If... 2 110 0 Stasia, If.... 4 0 0 0 0
draw, aa . 0 0 I 1 1 HobSa. rt.
4 114 1
4 14 1 I
4 14 11
rean'h'B. lb 0 1 I 0 0 Lamar, r .
Itrodle. cf 4 4 0 0 0 Tlnkfr, aa
bowerman, c. 1 I 4 I 0 Murray, rf
lender, lb... 0 0 11 4 Tarlor. lb.
4 0 10 0
0 1 I I 1
Smith, lb 1 0 1 I 0 Meneta. 2b.. I 010 II 1
limn, rf 0 110 0 Erera. 2b. .... 0 0 110
Malhewa'n.p .1114 CKhoades, p.. ..0 I i 4 0
Totala ...4 4 IT It ll Totala ....4 7 14 II 4
New York 1 3 0 0 0 1 1 0
Chicago 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 -
Karned runs: New York, 2. First base
on errors: New VorK, i; unieago, i. ix-u
n bases: New Y ork. ; t hlcago. 8. r Irat
ase on balls: Off Hhoades. 4. Struck out:
By Mathewson, 1: by Blxxles, 2. Home run:
Mathewson. 8acrlllce hit: Dunn. Stolen
bases: Browne (3i. Dunn, McOraw. Time:
4o. Umpire: O Day.
Ht. I.onla Is Wlaair,
BOSTON. Sept. 10. In two poorly played
games today St. Louis won the flrat and
Mecoml was called at the end of the ninth
on account of darkness. The onjy feature
f the two games was a sensational inrow
v Lush from deeD center. Duttina MurDhy
out at the plate, and aa It proved saving
St. Louis from winning the second game.
Attendance, 850. Score, flrat game:
ST. LOl'18. BOSTON.
R.H.O AH R.H.O.A.E
Parrel!. 2b... 0 10
I 0 Luah. cf 1 1 4 4 6
4 0 TrnnT. lb... 1 4 4 1 4
0 4 Demont, aa... 1 1 I 1 1
Krugtr. an... 0 I I
Bar. lay. If... Ill
mioYan. rf.. 1 I I
0 0 Cooler, If 0 1 4 4 4
4 1 Camay, rf 4 4 1 I 0
0 0 Grem't-cr, lb. 0 110 0
1 0 Lone. 2b 1 0 I I 0
I 0 Mm-an. c 0 I I I 4
Nlrhola. lb... I 1 10
Uraahear, rf. 0 0 4
Murphy, lb.. 1 1 0
Ryan, ' c 0 0 7
Lurrte, p 0 111 0 Plttlntar. p...0 1101
aKIttrldga ... 0 0 0 0 0
Totala ...4 4 17 14 II
I Totala ... 4 7 27 7 I
Batted for Pittlnger In ninth
St. Louis
00000204 0
Boston 01 1 03000 oi
Karned runs: St. Louis. 1. . Two base
hits: Plttinger, Nichols, Currie, Gremlnger.
Uases on balls: on I'lltinger, ; on . urriu,
Struck out: By Pittlnger. ; Dy uurne,
3. Time: 1:4,1. Umpire: Ernslle.
Score, second game:
BOSTON. I ST. LOUI8.
K. H O. A K.I . R.H.O.A.B.
Liiah. cf 0 111 0 f-arrll, 2b... 0 1111
Tannay. lb.
0 0
1 I
1 0
1 0
I I
4 I
7 1
1 I
1 Hrusar, sa... o
0 Barclay, If... 1
0 Murphy, lb.. 1
0 Nlcbola. lb... 0
0 ftraahear, cf. 0
0 Calhoun, rf.. 0
0 Ryan, c 0
0 Pearaon, p... I
0 111
1110
114 1
110 0
110 0
0 14 4
ill
0 4 i 1
Iiemonl. aa... 0
Cooler, If.... 0
Carney, If.... 0
Grem'ger, Ib. 0
Lone. 3b l
Kltt ridge, c. 1
Kaaon, p 0
Moran 0 4 4 0 0
I Totals
I I 17 I I
Totala ... 1 T:'i 10 1
Nichols out by batted ball.
Batted for Eason In the ninth.
Boston
St. Louis
00002000 03 I Jamestown, O'Brien and Middough; fowl
00000200 02 era, Argersinger, Heln and Ronln.
Two-base hit: Murphy. Stolen bases:
T.nn. 2: Farrell. Barcluv. Bases on balls;
Off Eason, 8; off Pearson, 3. Struck out
by Eason, I; by Pearson, s. wuu pucnes:
Eason, 2. Time: 2:10. Umpire: Emelle.
Plttaburs; Defeats the Phillies.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 10-Plttabiirg
on iiuiu I'iiilsueluhiu tday through con
secutive hitting. Tannehlll was In tine
form. Attendance 172. Score:
PlTTSBl'RO. PHILADELPHIA.
R.H.O. A.B.I R.H.O.A.B.
Beaumont, rf 1 1 I 1 O Thnmaa. cf... 0 0 10 0
Learh. 3b.... I 1 0 4 0 Barry, rt 0 1 1 0 0
Wutirr. If... 1 1 4 0 0
Krua. aa 0 s l u
Hramneld, lb 0 1 10 1 o
Jeunlnia, lb. 4 0 13 1 0
arbrlns. rt... 0 1 I 0 0
Doom. It o 1 J o o
Murks, Ib.... 1 0 I 1 1
Conrny, aa. .. 0 I 0 4 1
Jarklltarb. 0. 0 4 I I I
Foley. 3b 4 0 111
r h 1 Ida, lb.... 1114 4
Elmmer. o... 0 1 0 0 1
Tannehlll, p. 0 1 0 3 l
Wolfe, p 4 14 10
Totals ... 1 I 27 14 1
Totals
I 11 17 14 ll
itshiira-'" 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 1 0-5
h.a".:::::::: o J ? 1 1 S 1 1 fcf
in a,. hit.. Tannohill Stolen ' rrn.ea :
Pittsburg
Phllad
Two tiBKe hits: Tannehlll. Stolen "Tmses:
Beaumont, BarrV. Double plays: Leach.
Branerleld nnd Zlmmer; Koiey, t-niins ana
Jennings. Klrst base on bulla: Off Tanne
hlll. 1; off Wolfe, 4. Struck out: By Tan
nehlll, 2: by Wolfe, 3. Time; 1:45. Um
pires: Latham and Irwin.
Brooklyn Outplays Cincinnati.
BROOKLYN. SeDt. 10. Brooklyn out -
luyeu v uicioiiuii in luuay pnmi-, wvifiwa,
ve runs and shutting out the visitors.
Louis Rltter, a new catcher from Blng
hamton. made a very iiromlaing beginning
for the local team. Attendance, 1,115.
Bcore:
BROOKLYN. "CINCINNATI.
R.H.O.A.B. - 1 H.H.O.A.E
gheckard. If. I A 0
Mci raery. rf. 4 4 1
Dolan. ct.... Ill
0
0 0
0 0
4 0
1 1
1 0
I 0
Onnlln.. If ... 0 110
lle.klry. lb.. l'0 I I
( rawlord, rf. 0 3 I 0 0
Hahlen, aa.
Farrell, lb.
Klood, lb..
Irwin, Ib...
Klttar. c...
Donovan, P
.10 1
0 1 11
0 11
111
0 17
.0 11
Malnney, rt., 0 .0 0 0 0
Keller. 2k... 4 14 11
Corcoran, aa. 0 0 4 4 0
Btelnfeldt, Ib 0 0 0 I 0
1 0
I 0
Bergen, ... 0 4 I I 1
Poole, p 4 4 4 0 1
Totala
I 11 17 II ll
Totala
I 4 14 4 I
Brooklyn 01001081 5
Cincinnati 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00
Left on bases: Cincinnati. 1; Brooklyn,
10. Stolen bases: Donovan Sheckard, Ma-
Double Playa: Corcoran. .ndM Ber"-
Poole. 9. Struck, out: By 'Poole. 3; by
en ana Keliey. i- irsi Dane on cans: uri 1
Donovan, 7. Hit by pitched ball:. Beckley.
Timet 1:60. umpire: Tom Brown.
. Standing; of the Teams.
Played. Won, Lost P C,
Pittsburg 123
Biooklyu 123
Boston 119
Cincinnati 121
Chicago 122
St. Louis B
Philadelphia ...120
New York 119
W) 83 782
btt 57 .537
61 53 .513
01) 61 .496
59 63 .4S4
55 64 .462
49 71 .409
43 76 .363
names todav: St. Louis at Boston. Pitts-
burg at Philadelphia, Chicago at New York,
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
goathera Association.
At Memphis-NaahviiK i2; Memphis, .
At Little Rock-Little Rock, 5; Atlanta. 4.
(Second Game) Little Rock, 8; Atlanta, 5.
. . .
IN AmtnlUAN - eS5UUAI IUN
Milwaukee and Indianapolis Are Sat-
lafled with One Apleee la a
IHivble-Header.
MILWrVUKEH, Wis., Sept. . 10. Indian
cn,,n. sn.1 xiiiwaoken nlnved a double
header today, tne result oeing an even
break. The first nme hung on for eleven
a mu luken hv tTin hnma im
The second game was pretty much of
farce and was easily won oy tne visitors.
Attendance. 800. Scores:
Score, nrst game:
MILWAVKCH. INDIANAPOLIS.
R H O. A I B H O A B.
Duni.n. It... 1 i 0 Hosrlarar. rt I I
A. Mi H a, c-r. . I . r o, id a a a a
Bhlttwk. Ib. M I I .l iultar. d... till
H.lltn.a. rt.. 1 I tO Klhm. It).... I It
t'llniman, aa. 1 I 4 Woodruff, l(. 1 t I 0 I
Kunala. lb... 1 111 1 Sirilriau, as... IIS.
O. McB'a, tb 1 0 1 1 Kubn, Ib.... . I . a a
gp.ar, o 0 0 I a 0 H. jd.n. e 1 4 .
Altrock. p... 1 Wllllama 0 f 1
Totala ... I I II tl 1 Tots 4 1511 11 4
One out when winning run made.
Milwaukee 0 001110010 18
Indianapolis ....0 000011 010 01
Karned runs: Milwaukee, ll Indian
apolis, i. Two base hits: Clingman, Coul
ter, Kinm. l nree Dase nits: A. mcnriae.
Hu'liman. Home rum D'jngan. Stolen
bases: Hoariever. Coulter. Woodruff
Kuhn. liases on balls: Off Altrock. b; off
Wlliiumii, I. Struck out: Dy Altrock, 3;
by Williams, 4. ' Double plays: Williams
Vox and Klhml Altrock, Cllngman and
Hunkle; Schleback, Cllngman and Hankie.
Sucrtnce hits: ClIiiKmuu, O. McBilde, 2;
Coulter, Heyden. Left on bases: Mil
waukee, I; Indianapolis, 12. Umpires: bar
ber and Klllen. Time: 3:00.
Bcore, second game:
InblAMAFOLII. I ' ailLWACKCg.
u. i i' a a a n..n... i a a' a
it H.O.A-a-1 H H.O.A.
Foa, b i 1 A- at. B.. cf!
Coultar. ct. .. 1 1 1 8 hiebaca, lb 1
kltim. lb... 1 I I I Halluiaa. rf... Ill
O'Briao. aa.. lilt liurmau. aa. I 1
Wooaruf. U. 1 I Hunala. lb... I t
kukaa, lb.... . 1 Q. at. U a, lb. I
Matthews, Donahue, c. . I !
SitUlua, ...... til I Bar bar, .... 1
Totala ....11.11 1 ll Totala ...1 IU t
Indianapolis 0 1 t 0 t w 1
Milwaukee 1 0 0-1
Earned runs: Indianapolis, i. Two base
Mis: HogHever, Klhm, O Brlen, 1. Three
base hit: Klhm. Btolen bases: Kox, Klhm,
O Urlen, Woodrurr. I. Haaee on balls: orr
litrbtr, 1) oft fautlboff, t.
rasaed baili
Matthews. Struck out: By Bjtthoff, 2.
Double play: O'Brien and Fox.
rostaaaed Uaaaes.
KANSAS CITT. Sept. lO.-Kansas City-I-oulvllle
game postponed. Louisville failed
to arrive.
At St. Paul Toledo-St. Paul, no game.
At Minneapolis Columbus-Minneapolis,
no game.
taaalaa; of the Teaaaa.
flayed. Won. Lost. PC
Louisville
127
66 42 .870
04 42 .f7
47 68 .53
S3 64 .4S2
Rl 4S .4,3
6S 70 .4o3
49 77 .W9
42 87 .826
lrdlnnanolls .
l
St, Paul
Kansas City ..
125
L'tS
1
12
1?6
Ltt
Milwaukee ...
Columbus
Minneapolis ..
Toledo .
Games today
Ixitilsvllle at Kansas City.
Indianapolis at Milwaukee, Toledo at St.
Paul, Columbus at Minneapolis.
THREE-I LEAGUE ENDS SEASON
Roekford Wlaa the Peenant, with
Terr Haate la geeonal
Place.
ROCK FORD, Til.. Sept. 10 The Illinois-Iowa-Indiana
league closed Its season to
day. Roekford Won the pennant, winning
seventy-three and losing fifty. Terra Haute
finished second, Cedar Kaplds third and
Rock Island fourth. In the second division
Davenport, Evansvllle, Decatur and
Bloorrtfngton finished In the order named.
There la a difference of but 166 points in
the precentages of the pennant winners
and the tall-enders.
Pitcher Iawrence of the Rock Taland
team has signed with the St. Louis Na
tional League club for next aeason. Kobley
Miller, also of the Rock Island team, has
signed with Milwaukee for the remainder
of the season, as has also Jack Evers,
catcher for the Davenport club.
Results of today's games:
At Roekford Roekford, 4: Rock Is
land, 8. .
At Torre Haute Decatur, 7; Terre
At Cedar Rapids Davenport, 13; Cedar
Rapids, 8.
At Evansvllle Evansvllle, 6; Blooming
ton, S.
Falls City Ontelaased.
HUMBOLDT, Neb.. Sept. 10.-Bpeclal.-
The Falls City base ball aggregation came
up yesterday and in the afternoon the
long delayed contest between the clubs of
the two cities was pulled off. The visitors
were entirely outclassed and had the locals
played with their usual vigor a shutout
would have been the result. The acore:
Himboldt 3211001 0-1
Falls City 00300301 0-S
Batteries Humboldt, Fox and Reld; Falls
I City, Ollnes and poteet. mruca oui: y
rox, q; oy uitnee, d. xsases on o&ns; un.
Fox, 2: off Ollnes, 6. Hits: Humboldt, 8;
Falls City, 3. Two base hits: Orlnstead.
Three base hit: Tanner. Double play: Fets
to Linn to Serrlst. Umpire: Axel Oore,
Kansas City. Time: 1:40.
Everybody Hits the Ball.
FREMONT, Neb., Sept. 10. (Special Tele
gram.) The ball game between the Fowl
ers and Jamestown at the driving park this
afternoon waa an old-time slugging match,
In- which everybody got a cracK ai me oatt,
Sixteen Jamestowners faced the pitcher in
the first Inning, acore:
Jamestown 11 0 4 0 1 8 0 1 -2
Fowlers 01808176 221
Base hits: Jamestown, 16; Fowlers, 20.
Bases on balls: Off O'Brien, 3: off Arger
ainger, 4. Struck out: By O'Brien, 10;
bv Araersinaer. 4: by Heln. 2. Batteries:
Crete Wine from gpraane.
CRETE. Neb., Sept. 10. (Special.) The
Sprague acd Crete teams played ball here
yesterday. Heavy hitting characterised the
playing of both teams, but Crete had the
best of It and won out with a acore of
twentv-two to ten. One of the Sprague
players had the misfortune ot getting his
thumb dislocated and badly shattered dur
ing the game.
TENNIS AT THE FIELD CLUB
Play e HaaOlcap lonrnarneni
does Merrily on Through
First Roand.
I play In the handicap singles tennis tour-
nament continued at lie F4eld club Wednes-
w"eyreO0onff ftenn-lf S?.tcv
er.e Pittyr j ' ".L .... ...l-An, l
C amp IS now Hayamxti v. 1,1
and play la being carried welt along
toward completion all through the ached
.,u cnmirinrahla Interest was manifested
In the prises, which were exhibited for
the first time. Flret prise is a B. I. O.
racquet and case, wnue secona pnae m t
sweater In Field club colors. The result
Aav'm nlnv fflllriws:
I oZik trht heat livett (15 Dlua 3-6
0 15) g.a g-j.
Pollard (scratch) beat Moore tdu), o-a.
Clarke (scratch) beat Smith (16), 4-6,
a a
Caldwell (Owe -0 OI 10 oeai raimm
6-4 tJ-0
Hill (owe 3-8 of 15) beat Martin (scratch)
McBityre (scratch) . beat Young (owe 16)
c a ai
Van Camp (15) beat Mclntyre (scratch),
a 1
For today one match In the first round
only remains to be played, that of Caldwell
(owe 3- of 15) agalmH Haskell (scratch).
The winner of this will play Hill. The
aecond round of the first half will alao be
completed.
Resalts of Fort Dodge Races.
FORT DODGE, la., Sept. 10. (Special
TejegV.m.)-Re.uft. In today's race meet
guripey (Conley)
.1 1
.2 2
.4 3
.7 5
Yellow Roee (Williams)
Elleelle Flag (tlSKt
Chestnut Panla (Jackson)
Phllottes (Dunkle)
Burt (Connor)
C.odella (Blair)
Domineering (Fallon)
Time: 2:24'4. 2:28, 2:24?,.
2:28 trot:
Harry Johnson (Beardmore)...
Lady Scott (Carllng)
Pym (Agler)
ti n Ur Dnnrt fTlnnelnl
.8 8 6
.8 4 d
.8 d
.6 d
..1 1
..3 3
..7 2
..4 4
.. 5
..2 d
..6 d
..d
3sa Oeorge Z (Zlmbleman)
Hadiolua (Williams)
Platinum (Conley)
Winkle (Kelly)
Time: 2:23, 2:22H. 2:214.
One-half-mile running and repeat:
'd wbborj.oVtVrr: :::'.:::::::
gjHe of Worth D. Rlsley)
peepy Mike (J. M. Zlgler) ,
..1
..3
I lime: e:w, v.oi.
. Clarlnda Wins Most of Contests.
RED OAK, la., Sept. 10 (Special Tele
gram,) The first day of the Southwestern
Firemen's aasociation tournament brought
nut a lures crowd, and there was a Rood
program of sports. Shenandoah carried off
most ot tne nunora, vwiiiiuig uini iui 111c
- best appearing department, uiannaa -ec-
l onrl- first In nun ana nun race in v:z:6
1 c lannoa secona; nri m iuun ciunuu
contest In O1, Clarlnda aecond; first In
I Are Sturm race In 0:54S4. Clarlnda aecond.
a I Malvern third, Creston fourth, and first In
1 iu-ui-wr.
The K.atiex ball team won the forenoon
game from Henderson by a acore of 13 to 5,
securing eight tallies In the seventh. The
Ked Oak team won the afternoon game
from Stanton by a acore of X to S.
The live bird team shoot of 100 birds,
twenty-five for each man, was won by
Omaha by one bird.
' Sceptre Wlas it. I,es;er Stakes.
LONDON, Sept. 10. R. S. Slerlers' Beep
tre won the St. Ieger stakes at the Don
caster Beptember meeting today. laln-
f liana waa second and Friar Tuck cams
n third. Twelve horses ran.
St. UrenJan led for a quarter of a mile,
when Karo drew out. securing a long lead
and led to the red house. There Friar
Tuck and Rising: Glass went to the front.
On entering the straight Rising Glana as-
I sumed tirst place, but gave way through the
distance o Sceptre, who won easily by
three lengths. Two lengths separated the
second and third horses.
The betting was as follows: Sceptre. 100
to 3u againtt; Klalng Olass, t to 1 against;
Friar Tuck. 7 to i against.
Fair Atteaslaaeo Breaks Heeora.
YANKTON, 8. D., Sept. 10. (Special
Telegram. I Today waa another record
breaker at tho atate fair. More paid ad
missions were recorded than uti any one
a I day In the last five years. The exhibits
. I are fully worthy ths attendance. Kaces
today:
3:4s pace Billionaire first, Jesule B sec
ond. Nancy West third. Time: 3:40.
Kunnlng half mile Clematis nrst; ureen
wlch aeeond. Fay wood third. Time: 63
seconds.
HixhUI race Norway Chief first t Seal
Patchen second, Helenas third. Tims: 1.2b.
World's Reoos4 Mat Brakea.
TRACUBB. N. T.. Sept. 10. Owing to
the condition of the track the effort by
Dan Patch to break the world's record
waa out over till tomorrow. The Brand
I circuit races, however, are In progress.
EC IN IS THE STAR GOLFER
nji t Magnificent Oamt in th Qualifying
Kotnd for Championihip.
BREAKS THE RECORD FOR THE COURSE
Oeaerally Higher Class Golf Than la
Feraaer Championship Contests
of the Western Asso.
elatloa.
CHICAOO, Sept. 10. Initial play In the
qualifying round for the western amateur
golf championship was begun early today
on the links of the Chicago Oolf cfub at
Wheaton.
Much Interest centers about the compe
tition for the Oeorge R. Thorne trophy,
which Is now held by Western Champion
Phelps B. Hoyt, elghty-Ove of the best
players of the crack western clubs being
entered for the event.
The only prominent player who will not
contest Is Champion Lewis James, who Is
at Princeton. The qualifying round today
was at medal play, thlrty-slx holes. A
gold medal Is the prize to the player mak
ing the lowest score in the qualifying
round.
It Is probable that double bogey 82 both
out and In will take the medal, and that
all scores up to double 84 will qualify.
Thirty-two players with lowest scores to
day will play off Thursday and Friday at
eighteen holes, and the two survivors will
play In the finals Saturday at thlrty-slx
holes. The Wheaton course Is In excellent
condition and the weather favors snappy
playing.
Phelps B. Hoyt of Glenvlew, present
western champion, withdrew from the con
taest after playing nine holes. He said ha
was not playing a good game and that fur
ther play was useless.
As playing progressed It became evident
that low records would not prevail. A
strong southwest wind swept the course and
worked against the steadiest players.
The prime favorite of tbe morning waa
H. Chandler Egan of Exmoor, who made tbe
record ot the course yesterday In 78 strokes.
Today his score for the first eighteen holes
was: Out, 42; In, 4486. JudglDg from his
playing, critics think 171 will be low score.
A number of players did not start, among
them A. B. Poole, jr., the well known On-
wcntsla player, and Stephen Bull ot Racine
and L. C. Miller ot St. Paul. Following are
the medal scores at eighteen holes of pos
sible qualifiers:
Out.
In. Total.
W. E. Egan, Lake Geneva.. 49
40 89
43 91
48
46
4 92
52 S
49 M
62 97
4ii ttl
4ii 90
4X 98
45 97
45 96
47 96
4:1 n'J
4i! 6
42 M
43 Si
44 90
44 96
41 d7
48 91
bl i
48 98
46 97
M 99
46 91
46 90
41 kl
48 9o
47 93
44 94
46 94
49 96
49 93
44 97
49 97
easily the
Btuart Bticknev, St. Louis.. 46
Leu is Allls. Milwaukee 46
N. F. Moore, Iake Geneva. .4:1
L. T. Boyd. Milwaukee 46
Jarvls Iljnt. Chicago 46
11. C. Hmttn 45
G. F. Hennebery, Chicago.. 45
M. Mackav. Chlcasro 50
W. I. HoAlaud, Evanston..45
C. Counselman. Midlothian. 50
W. Wood. Washington Park. 62
C. Daniels. Midlothian ....51
J. A. Waller, Riverside 49
F. K. Pettlt. Kenosha 46
R. E. Hunter, Midlothian.... 43
w. rt. KlrK 46
R. E. James. Glenvlew 44
8. O. DuRger, plnndale 46
Parsons Warren, Edgewater.52
B. F. Cumm'ns, Exmoor 46
G. F. Cllngman. Homewood.46
o. C. Fuller. Milwaukee 44
O. W. Potter, Jr., Mid
lothian 50
W. F. PllIsburv.Onwentsla..5t
W. J. Tweedle, Belmont 45
it. fci. uanieiH, Midlothian... .4
W. Dickinson. Des Moines.. 44
J O. Hinckley. Midlothian. .45
J. Sellers, Glenvlew 47
K. Edwards. Midlothian ..46
C. L. Hunter, Midlothian ....4!
Ashley Dixon, Homewood ..4S
G. Thompson, Wash. Park.. 47
xt. K. Kimball. Omaha 44
G. F. McKinlock 63
K. L. Amea, G'envlew 48
Chandler Egan of Exmoor w
star of the qualifying round of the amateur
chamulon of the Western Golf association
on tne links or the Western Golf club at
wneaton.
In a sale that blew without cesxatlnn all
day Egan negotiated the course In 163
strokes for the thirty-six holes, his after
noon score, seventy-seven, breaking the
record for the Wheaton course.
Egan led the field of eighty-three golf
ers Dy tnree atroaes. un tne whole the
worn or tne day waa satisfactory and In
general a higher class of golf v.--i shown
than In former championship contests.
Last year at Midlothian the lowest score
was 176. J. O. Hlnkley of Midlothian was
secona to Kgan with 17 artd "Jack" Sell
ers of Glenvlew and Walter Kirk of On
wentsla tied at 17H for third notion, of
tho thirty-two qualified fourteen are boys
ana eignteen are veterans,
Spencer and Ueddea Break Even.
SPKNCER, Neb., Sept. 10 (Ppeclal.)-E
C. Gate, nianaKer of the Geddes. S. D.
base ball club, brouaht over to this place
hla aggregation of ball scalpers to capture
from the Spencerltes the pennant they
have won this season. The same Monday
resulted In a victory for the Geddes team
at tne end or twelve nnrd-rotight Innings
with a score of 4 to 3. Butteries: Geddes,
Onlhon, Westcott and Keeler; Spencer,
Cravens and Ford. Struck out: By
Onlhon, 5; by Wescott, 16; by Cravens, 11.
Double play: Spencer. 4; Oeddes, 2. Um
pires: Harris and Lynch. Attendance 3.100.
apencer won yesterday s game with a
score of 7 to 4. Itatterles: Oeddes. Jo Dav
and Keeler; Spencer, Cheatwood and Al
bers. Struck out: By Cheatwood, 8; by
I)ay, 4. I'mplre: Sanfnrd Parker. The
Oeddes team roes from here to Uonesteel.
8. V., for the three days' tournament. Thev
are a gentlemanly aggregation and are
ably managed by tiates, the best known
base ball man in this part of the countrv
The feature of the games played Is the
suporD wora or ine intteiu oi bioux Indians.
Foot Ball at Iowa Falla.
IOWA FALLS. Ia., Sept. 10. (Special.)
Foot ball Interest has been revived In this
city and a new ten m Is being formed here
that will play under the management of
an athletic association. Some of the old
players will be retained, but considerable
new timber will be seen In the lineup. The
High school and Ellsworth college will
each put teams in the field to contest for
honors m rneir classes.
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"THE PCRFICT FOOD"
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Drain and Au5cle
MatteVlta, ths 'ood lot
old aad young, stck or well.
Malta-Vita cnn-alna more nutri
tion, mot tiut building analitiea,
more nerve stimulant than is found ta
any other food.
A regular diet o! Malta-Vita for
breakta't and aupper will remove the
caaae ol laaanala a as iraatsais.
Eat MALTA-VITA
It fives health, trent'th, and happinrsa.
Malta-Vita nerrla no rooking
Always ready to eat.
solo or oaocsne
MALTA-VITA PURL
Battle Creek, Mich.
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OsBo STABGB
"PURE" & "SILVER CLOSS"
for the Laundry dives finest Finish to all delicate Fabric.
For sale by all firat-olasa grocer..
Coal Comes High.
Is Your Office
How well will your office bo
forward to a cold office this winter, better move now.
The Bee
Does not try to save on the
of coal. Every man spends more time af his place of business
than in any other one place.
If you want a warm office at a reasonable price, call on
R. C. PETERS & CO.,
Ground Floor. Bee Building.
All the Parts
The. Li ving
Animals of
' ' ' V t . .
the World
NOW READY
Complete in Twenty-Four Parts
At The Bee Office
Price 10c, each By mail 15c
Not in Nature
for anyone to always feel tired. There
ia ao need to drag out aa existence
without ambition.
Weak nerves sre responsible for lan
guor, depression, debility snd varico
cele. Diseased nenrea, whether due to over
work, over-indulgence or any other
cause, can be made strong as steel by
1411 U . . v.
They tone s nd Invl gorate every orns a
of the body, soothe and strengtlicn tne
nerves snd transform broken down
men and women into strong, healthy,
viaoroua, ruddy-cheeked persons. If
you find this isn't so, you get your
money oaca.
tl 00 per box ; boxes (with guaran
lee), fotW. Book free.
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For sale bv Knhn 4 Co.. Omaha.
Dillon's Drue- Store. Bouth Omnha.
Davis Drug Co., Council Bluffs, Ia.
Every Voman
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nil nsrilMilaria.ut r.a 1
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JUrom tA Tim Bldg.. M. T
pur 0MI DT
RHRHM IV str M't it UHl G CO..
Coriir Sixteenth ftnit Dodge streetB. Omaha
AK-SAR-BEN
will soon be here
strangers will
soon be in town
list your rooms
in The Bee.
Telephone 23H an.t the want
ltd man will c til.
easy mmw
INCORPORATED
cino. onn.no
I. a saakaa tio. by our asia aa4 aafa ajralaia of tun
lavaatmant. tmlr.lr slaa rhk.lt Wnu lor U
utck. THE IxiLliLAiS Daly o.. Tail luauw
Moaara. Ul Ctarfe Slrvat. CHICAGO.
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FOOD CO.
Toronto. Canada
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Warm in Winter?
heated this winter? If you look
Building
coal bill on account of the price
DR.
McGREW
SPECIALIST.
Treats all forms of
DISEASES AND
DISORDERS OP
MEN ONLY
27 Year. Experience.
17 Years In Omaha
Ills remarkable suc
cess has never been
equaled andevery day brlnns many flattering
reports oi ine goou ue is uuiiik, .r ,u reiiei
he has given
Hot Springs Trsatmant for Syphilis
And all Blood Poisons. NO "BREA KING OUT"
on t iu sklu or face and all tx-.ei'oal slgna of
tnedlseae dlappear at once.
BLOOD DISEASE KVi
11 OllAlCI C c a o guaranteed In
VAnluUbCLC le.h nuNiotii
A ,tfl Oil nna cases cured of nerv-
, Ulkll tfll UUU ous debility, loss of
; vitality, unnaluial discharges, Stricture,
; Gleet, Kidney and Uladder Diseases,
i Hydrocele.
I Ql lCK CI'RES-IOW CHAROE8.
j Treatment by mall. P. O. Box 766. Ofllcs
i over 215 S. 14th street, between Farnam an 1
' Douglas 8ts., OMAHA. Nlill.
qrv. lir
VA f
There ore tricks In uli
tradea, but the brewer
who resorts to tricks to
cheapen Ills product will
lone In the lung run. The
only tricks in making
Otil.D TOP are those
Icaiii.d by our extort
bnwt-rs an'1 they add to
quuuty without lessening
CoSt.
JETTER BREWING CO
go. Omaha, Neb.. Tel. $.
Omaha Otflce, Tel. 1M2
LJiiC MiCHEUI
Wholesale Peeler.
luij Main. Council Rltilfa,
Tel. SU.
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