THE OMAHA PATTT BEE: SATURDAY, MAY 2, 1003.
11
OMAHA TARES SECOND GAME
Did Hot Hit Co Bard, but the Singlet Cams
at tbs Eight Time.
PITCHER BACKED IP BY CLEAN FIELDING
( - s i i i i
rruklt Oenlas Ip to His Oil Trick
of Polllas Don I.oas; Hits
Which took Like noma
Ran.
DENVER, May 1. (Special Telegram.)
Pa Rourke's aggregation of kldnapera re
verted the decision on the grizzlies today
bjr matching the second game of the
eeason by a score of 6 to I. ' Omaha's
timely etlck work and fast- fielding were
the features ot the game. Genlns pulled
clown a long hit by Whttrldgs that looked
like a home run. Henderson was an en
lgma to the locals. Carter, the first man
up for the mi'Q from Porkopolls, drew free
transportation to first. Genlns followod,
but was caught In a hypnotic sleep at sec
ond by the phenomenal throwing, of Bhlel.
Carter went out at third while trying to
purloin the bag and Preston waa acored on
.Wright s hit. The Omahoga scored throe
runs In the third on an Inexcusable error
iy "Cap" Tom, who threw the ball to
Mohler at first while the kid s back was
turned, enabling Oenlna to make a bait
circle while Carter advanced to third.
Vreston scored Carter on a long one to
right Held. Wright acored Oenlna. Dolan
flew out and Preston galloped over the
yUte on a wide throw from the field.
Denver acored In the third on Delehantys
hit, which brought In Hartzell. The grli
Slles acored again In the sixth, when the
same performance was repeated. In the
seventh McHale got a short three-bagger
Into right garden and waa scored on Hart
aell'a hit.
In the eighth Preston waa first up for the
visitors and took a two-bagger on a hit to
Jones. Wright eacrtfloed and advanced the
"okl man", to third. Preston acored on
Bchlefa .throw to short, which made a dou
ble play, retiring the side. Omaha scored
again In the ninth. Gondtng got first on
HartxeU's error. Henderson bunted, forc
ing Oondlng out at aecond. Carter fanned
the atmosphere. Oenlna cracked out a long
ne which looked like a home run, but he
waa tagged twenty feet from the plate after
scoring Henderson on -the bit. The grli
lies went, out In. one, two, three order to
this Inning. Attendance 8,300.
OMAHA.
A.B. R. 1 PO.
Omaha
I'enver
Ht. Joseph .
I'eorla
I" Moines
. .0
.X'S
.313
.0J
Oameg today: Omaha at Colorado Pprlnga.
Den Moines at Ienver, Porla at ttt. Joi-apli,
Milwaukee at Kansas City.
GAMES IN NATIONAL LEAGUE
Hew York Keeps t's Its Wlaataa;
treak, Tsklag Aaother From
the Phillies.
PHILADELPHIA, May 1. New York
pounded Fraeer's eurves hard today and
bad little difficulty In winning from Phil
adelphia. The weather was clear but cold.
Attendance 1,391. Score:
put out of th game st the end of the
eighth Innln-r for taking noid of I'mpire
O lotighlln while protesting a decision. Al
len. lance. MM. Score:
T. LOl'IS. CLEVELAND.'
R H O A I K H O A .
nurkxt. if... i i i e nt. ef l i
o Mn erthr. It. S
Tfconey. lb. . . 1
0 Hlrkmin, lk. I
Hradler, lb.. I
NEW TORK.
R H O A E ,
PHILADELPHIA.
K H O A E.
Pmwn. rf. .. 1 1 1 0 0 Tttnmaf. cf. .. 0 0 I 0 i
Bresnahan, rt 1 1 O'Harry, If ISIS
M-lenn. lb.. I III I Wolv'tos. 3b. 1110 0
Mrnn, If.... I 110 0 Kililir. rt...l 110 0
Dunn. M 1 1 0 4 0 Ilia.hear. Jb. 0 1 0 ( 0
Lauiter, .lb... I I 1 1 S llnuslaaa, lb. 0 0 11 0 1
bllhort. lb ... 0 10 1 0 Hulawltt, as.. 0 1110
Ilowerm.n. a. I 1 0 1 Roth, c 0 1 0 0 t
Matheweon. e 1 1 0 4 0 FYeeer, a.... 0 0 0 1 0
-ioia s 1 0 0
Totals ...11 11 14 01
I Totala ... I I 17 10 1
Batted for Fraser In ninth.
New York 00003340 0-11
Philadelphia 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0-1
Earned runs: New York. 6: Philadelphia.
z. Two-Daae nits: Mertes, uunn. woiver-
ton, Kelstar, Urashear, Dootn. Three-bane
hit: Bresnahan. Home runs: Mertes.
Matheweon. Bacrlflce hits: McGinn, Kela-
ler, Kotn. stolen bases: Bresnahan, Mc-
rniiadelpnia, 7. First base on balls: Oft
Fraser, 4. Hit by pitched ball: By Ma
thewson. 3; by Fraser, L Struck out: By
Mimawjnn, a; oy eraser, 4. i'assed ball:
Koto. Time: 1:00. umpire: O Day,
ClBcianatl Looking; Ip,
CINCINNATI. Mav 1 Huthoff was In fine
form today and allowed Chicago only three
scattered hit. Hardy was knocked out of
the box In the third Inning. The weather
was cniny. Attendance, l.wo. Score
CINCINNATI. I CH1CAOO.
R.H.O.AS. R.H.O.A.B.
Keller, If.... 1 1 0 0 0 Harley, rt... 0 10 0
Sleete. If.... 0
0 thanre, lb... 0
0 Lnbba, cf.... 0
0, Tinker, .... 0
O.Caeer. lb.... 0
0 Low., lb 0
Carter, , rf.-..,
Genlns, cf...,,
Preston, If....
Wright, lb...
Dolan, Sfl
Stewart, 2b...
Hlckey. 8b....
Oondlng, c...
Henderson, p.
Totals
A. B
0 0
30 6
DENVER.
37
R. IB. PO. A. E.
1 10 3 1
0 0 I I 0
0 0 3 3 1
0 10 0 0
0 0 3 1 1
110 0 0
1 3 1 8
0 0 8 4 0
0 1110
1 1 17 IT l
10 0 0 0 11-4
10 0 110 0-4
fcermour, cf. 1
Donlln, rf. ... 1
Heckler, lb..'l
8lelnfel.lt, lb 0
Corcoran, aa. 0
Magaou, lb.. 0
Pletl, 1
Butboff, p.... 0
0 0
1 0
I 10
1 I
1 0
1 I
1
0 0
0 I
0 11
0 Kllnf. a 0
0 Hardy, p 0
Wicker, p.... 0
Totals ... 1 17 II 0
- I Totals .
Cincinnati 1 0 3 0 1
Chicago 0 0 0 0 0
Earned runs: Cincinnati. 4.
hits: Donlln, Bteinfeldt, Pelts, Kelley. Stolen
bases: Kelley, Corcoran, Casey. First base
on balls: Off Buthoff, 3; oft Hardy, 1; off
wiener, i. nil oy pucner: ay Butnorr. l
by Hardy, 1. Btruck out: By Buthoff. 6
by Wloktr, 4. Passed ball: Kllng. Wild
mien: Butnorr. ; ... 1:60.
Johnstone and Holllday.
Beaton Falls la Flaa Oama,
BROOKLYN. May X. The home team de
feated Boston In the final game of the
serins today. Jones and Malarkey wero
batted hard, fifteen safe drives being made
on me latter ana mirieen on Jones. At
tendance, 1,500, Bcore:
BROOKLYN. BOSTON.
.. 0 I N II
1 0 0 -4
0 0 0 0-0
Two-base
Umplr
Heldrt. k
Hemphill,
Anderson.
Wallace,
Mrt'or-k. ib.
Friel, lb
aulen, a...
Sudbnff, p..
lionobue, p.
rf. 1
rf. 0
lb. 0
I
1 11
nice, rt 0
Ooehnaeer, aa 0
Hem I a.
Walker, p.
Moore, p...
Hill
4 0
4 4
0 1
0 I
0 0 0 0
Totals ... I 1 17 11 2
Totals ... I il IT It 4
Batted for Walker In eighth.
St Louis 0 3 0 0 1 1 O 4 1 1
Cleveland 0 0 0 1 0 4 4 0 0-4
Earned runs: Cleveland. 8. Two-ra'e
hits: McCarthy, (2), Bemla, Thoney, Flick,
Three-base hit: Hradley. Stolen base:
Hemphill (2). Rarrlllce hi. a: BudnolT, frr el.
Oochnauer. First baee on balle: Ofl Moore,
3; off Walker, 6; oft SudhofT, 2. Hit by
pitcher: By Buuhoff, 1. struck out: By
Walker, 2; by Moore, 1: by Budhofl, 2; by
Iionohue 1. Passed ball: Sugden. Time:
2:13. Umpire: O'Loughlln.
atandlac of the Teaaas.
Played. Won. Lost. P.C.
Detroit 7 2 .714
Chicago 7 4 4 .61
New York 9 4 .Stt
Philadelphia U 4 6 .Mi
Washington 4 6 .444
Boston 11 4 .KtH
Cleveland 4 2 4 .3SJ
St. Louis 4 3 4 .333
names todav: Detroit at Rt. Louis. Cleve
lami at hlfflvn WaHhlnirtnn at New Ynrlc.
Philadelphia at Boston.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION GAMES
It. Vraln's Wlldaess and Lese Bit
tint; Gives Mllwaskeo
th Oama.
MINNEAPOLIS, May 1. The season was
opened here today In the coldest kind of
spring weather, before a crowd of 1.2O0
people. Bt Vraln was In the box for Min
neapolis and his wildnees, coupled with the
Inability of the home team to bunch their
hits, was the cause ot tne locals aeieau
Bcore:
MILWAUKEE.
R.H.O.A.B.
rnyle, as 110 10
Ponahua. lb. 0 0 11 1 0
Dunleary, II, I I I I I
Duncan, rf... 0 0 1 10
Behl.n.7. Ik, I 1 I 1 I
Inglaob, lb.. 11110
Wood. 0 12 14 0
Peer, cf 0 1 1 0 0
Meredith, p.. 10 111
Totals
4 0 1714 1
MINNEAPOLIS.
R.H.O A E
Or ler, aa... 0 0 0 1 :
La Mr. It 1 I 1 0 I
Mccreary, cf, 0 1 1 0 I
Yeager, a.... 0 0 4 4
Wllmot, rf... 1 I 1 0 I
Hoffm'a'r. lb 0 0 I 1 I
Mclntrra. lb. 0 0 1 I I
Vaablndar, lb 0 0 14 0 i
St. Vraln, p. 0 0 0 I i
aporer, p.... 0 0 0 I i
pelehanty, Tt.... ....4
Mohler, 2d..-m.... .4
Jones, If . .-.. ...4
Frisk, rf 4
IHniJon, 3b...........i
Mcifale, "cf.
lLartseli, sa.........4
BctUel, c ........4
.Whitrtdse, p
Totaia '.-Jl ST
Omaha ....1 0
Denver .....0 0
Stolen baaes: Wright. Carter. Dolan.
Three-baae hits: Frisk. McHale, Oenlns
24aaea on oaus; n uiiou, vu nu-
derson, 3. Btruck out: By Whitrldge, 6;
by Henderson. 4. Left on basest Omaha, 4;
Denver, 13. Bacrlflce hits: Preston, Wright,
Dolan. Stewart, Hickey, HartseU. Two-
base bit: Hierwarx. tin or piiuuwi oaii:
kYlsk, Dondon. Double play: - Jonas to
paiehanty. Timet 1:60. Umplra; Mo
Cprthr. Kanaaa Cltr TaJtaa Aawtltanr Om.
KAMBAS CTTT. May 1-Kansaa City
won by bunching hits. Halla pltoiiad well
and. be was) Riven perfect aupport. Attend
ance. L600. Bcore:
, i R.H.B.
Kantu City .MIMOIIMM
Peoria ...-L.. 001010000-37 1
Batteries: Kansas Cltr, Hal la. and Mes
aitt) peorlat Aiioway and "Wltaon.
' tt. Jo Bests HllwankM.
ST. JOSEPH! Mok, Mar L 8t- Joseph
outbatted and boated Milwaukee all round
today. Hcorei
R.H.E.
St Joaeph M H H 1 I M I 1
Milwaukee ..- 01000000 0-1 6 4
Batterieal Bt. Joaenh. Oarvln and Howey :
UlwaukSk Lucia, bwormataad and ilroi-
lanaon.
. Dei Malnes Meets) Defeat,
COLORADO BP RINGS, May 1 Curtis
and Leltner. th two mute twirl era. started
In to plioh today, but Curtis was easy and
Newmeyer succeeded him In the second
Inning. Attendance, LU"ul Boorei
' R.H.B.
Colo. Springs ..0 3 3 0 1 3 0 4 -4 10 0
Item Moines ....3 4 0 0 0 0 0 1 04 11 3
Batteries: Colorado Springe, Cortla, New.
rnjuyer and Starnagle; Ies Molnea, Leltner
ana MarsnaiL
S trans, of...
MKiedla, rt l
Hheckard. U. 3
iMfle, lb.... 1
tlahlaa, as... I
RItter, a... a
Aiiearn, 0. . 0
riood, lb.... 0
Brodartek. lb 0
Jordan. Ik... 1
Jones, p 1
K.H.O.A.B
11110
Of,
Tenner, lb... 0
Ab'at'blo, as. 0
Cooler, If.... 1
Carney, rf... 0
Boaner, lb... 0
Oram' tar, lb. 1
Moras, o 1
Malarkey, p.. 1
R.R. O.A.I.
1114 0
I II
Totals ... I U 14 II I
taadlaa; f th
Played. Won. Lost
Colorado Spring 3 8 4
Milwaukee 3 3 1 ,
Kansaa City - 1
P.O.
1.000
..47
.467
j MADE IN i
ToUla I II 17 11 I
Brooklyn t 4 0 4 8 9
Boston 1 10 10 0 11 0-4
Earned runs: Boston, 1; Brooklyn, 8.
Two-base hits: Malarkey, Strang, McCree.
die, Ritter. First base on errors: Boston,
1; Brooklyn. L Three-baa hit: Malarkey.
Left on basea: Boston, Brooklyn 8.
Bacrlflc hits: Bonner and Strang. Stolen
bases: Dexter, Oreminger, Bheckard 2).
Double plays: Strang to Broderlck, Ab
battltchlo to Bonner to Tenney. First base
on balls: Off Jones, 2; oft Malarkey, 8.
Hit by pitched ball: By Jones, L Struck
out: By Jones, 3; by Malarkey, I Wild
itcn: Malarkey. Time: 1:60. Umpire:
toran,
Itaadlag of th Team. .
Played. Won. Lost. P.C.
New York. 12 8 .760
PltUburg 13 4 4 .493
Chicago - - 13 T 4 .K83
Boston ... 14 7 T .600
Brooklyn .. 13 4 4 .600
Bt. LOUI IS 4 7 .442
Philadelphia .......... 14 4 10 .284
Cincinnati 13 3 .260
Games today: Brooklyn at Philadelphia;
New York at Boston: Chicago at Pittsburg;
Bt. uoatm at lancwnati.
GAMES IN AMERICAN LEAGUE
Cold 'Treats. Spoils Flay sal Aids
,lfw York i Tle-tory.
NETW TORK. May L New York aaaln
outplayed Washington today. Th weather
waa too cold to play. Attendance, L642.
ccorv:
NEW TOBK. I WASUINQTON.
R.H.O.A.B. R.H.O.A.B.
Daela. lf... 0 0 0 4 CIRohlneon, as. 0 1 I I I
Keeler. rf.... 13 10 O.Belbarh, rf... I t 1 0 0
McFarlAod. ot 1 1 1 0 OlDolek'ty, If.. 1100
Williams, ft. I 4 0 4 olRyeo, ef 0 I 1 0
Oanaal, lb... I 1 IT 1 C.Carer. lb..... 0 0 111
vonror, lb... 1 I 4 1 OjCoushlla, lb. 0 0 10 o
Courtney, so. Sill J Demont. lb.. 1 1 I 0
O-Connor, a.. 0 0 I 1 0 Clerk, e 0 110 0
uovau, p.... lis 0 Ortn, p 1 4 1
ToUls 4 II 17 17 ll Totals 10 14 II
New York .".....3 0004110 .
Washington 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0-3
Earned runs: New York, 6; Washington,
3. .Two-baee hits: Williams (2). Courtney,
Howell, Selbach (3) Delehanty. Three-base
bits: Williams, Kyan, Conroy. Left on
basea: New York, 4; Washington, 8. First
base on bails: Off Howell, 2. First base
on errors: New York, I. Stolen base
Conroy. Btruck out: By Howell, 4; by
jrm i. wna piicn: unn l. -nme: 1:40.
Umpires: carrutnera and Connelly.
Timely Hlttima; Give Chleaao One,
CHICAOO. May 1. Th locale caDtured
th opening American league game today
from Detroit by timely hitting and good
V9M ' running. Aiienuvnce, a.bvu. score:
CHICAOO. I DETROIT.
R.H.O.A.B. R u n a n
1 I 11 0 0 Barrett, rf... 0 110 0
0 Brollh. lb...
Crawford. If,
OCarr, lb
1 Kloerfeld, aa
0 Oeeaier, rf..,
1 Teaser, lb..,
MrAlllatar,
0 Eaaon. p.,
I'Luah
I I 17 11 ll
Totaia ...
Batted for Eason In ninth.
Chicago 2 10 0 1
Detroit 0 0 0 0 1
Trt on bases: Chicago. 4:
Two-base hits: Dolan, Tannehtll, Barrett,
McAllister. Three-baae hit: Green. Stolen
bases: Dolan, Green, Daly. Double plays:
Daly to Dolan, lanerty to rannehill to
Dolan. Btruck out: By Flaherty, 8; by
Rason. 2. Passed ball: McAllister. Base
on balls: Off Kason, 1. Hit with ball
Yeager. Time: 1:27. Umpire: Sheridan.
Darlasi Ram Dtsastroaa.
BOSTON, May 1. Daring base running
as as disastrous for the Phlladelphians
It waa fortunate for th home team.
High winds converted easy outs Into safe
hits. Attendance score:
BOSTON. PHILADELPHIA.
k.H.O.A.K. R.HO.A.B
Totals ... I 4 17 14
Milwaukee 000033000-4
Minneapolis 01100000 03
Camed runs: Minneapolis, 1; Milwaukee,
1. Two-baa hits: Lally. Wood. Phyie,
Btolen basea: Wllmot, MeCreery, Mcln
tyre. Bases on balls: Off Bt. Vraln, 4; oft
Meredith, 3: oft Bporor, 1. Btruck out: By
Sacrifice hits: Hoffmelster, Donahue. Left
on bases: Minneapolis, 4; Milwaukee, a.
Double play: Meredith to Wood to Phyle,
Mclntyre to Hoffmelster to Vasblnder.
Time: 1:65. Umpires: Mullane and Moran
Oolamba Releases, Toledo Slams.
TOLEDO. O.. May L Toledo batted Wag
ner at will today. Columbus reieaaed
Pitcher Crlstall, who was Immediately
ignea by roieao. Aitenaanoe, e4. ecore:
IULSUU. I tULUHHUB.
R.H.O.A.B. R.H.O.A.B
Smith, rf.... 0 110 OiHart, ef I 0
Relating, ef.. 0 110 1 Brldwall, aa. 0 1 I 4
Blank'a'p, as 1 0 4 I I Bannon, It... 0 4 10
Klournoj, If. 0 I I 0 Rarroer, lb.. 4 0 4 1
Iteleer. lb.. I 0 11 I Mel lor. lb... 1 I 10 0
Owen a. lb.... I I 4 1 1 Turner, lb... 0 11
Connors, lb.. 1 I 11 1 0 Arndt, rt.... 1 0 t 1
Kiel now, ... 0 10 0 OHoacb, fill
Oermaa, p... 11 I 0 Wagner, p... 0 24
Totaia ... U n 11 l! Totals ... 4 1 14 11
Toledo 11030101-
Columbus 000003030-
Earned runs: Toledo. 5: Columbus.
Two-base hits: Owens, Flournoy, Wagner
(Z). Home run: connora Bacrinc nits
Owens, Connors, Turner. Left on bases
Toledo. 6: Columbus. 8. Stolen bases
Bmitn, f ioarnoy. Turner, Meuor. lourjie
lays: Blankenshlp to Owens to Connors,
Arndt to Meuor. BtrucK out: By Wagner,
passed ball: Kleinow. Bases on balls
Oft Wagner, 8; oft German, J. Hit by ball
Floumoya Turner. Time: 1:30. Umpire
xiaaaeti.
Gives Two Ran Away.
INDIANAPOLIS. May 1. Indlananoll
won out in in nintn inning today, earnin
two runa It was a Ditchers' battle after
the first Inning, when Bohannon presented
iuuianaivi. iotu rruna uii guka VI tuut Utuei
on bails. Attendance, l.uzi. Bcore:
INDIANAPOLIS. LOl'ISVILLB.
R.H.O.A.B. R.H.O.A.B.
Hoixlerar, rt 0 I 0 Karwta, rf... 10 0
l LMweu, er... s
llBulllran, lb..
ojflhrtTar, e... S
liwblte, lb.... 1
0 Clrmer, If...
Dolaa. lb
Jonea. of.
Oreea, rf 1
Hallman. If..
libell, Ib
I'alr. lb.,... 1
Tanneblll, aa. 1
McKarland. e
riahertr. p..
ToUls
OLD KENTUCKY
In the good old
fashioned way.
Not Aged Artificially.
Not Colored Artificlcvllya
Absolutely Pure.
A Great Stimulant.
A PERFECT VH1SXEY
0 0 11
0 110
0 10
0 0 14
0 10 0
,0010
S114 1
... 4 0 I
,.. 0
1 I 14 11 1
1 0 0
0 0 0 0-1
Detroit, 8.
Doughertr. If 1
Colluia, Ib...
fctahl, ef 1
Kreemaa. rf. 0
Parent, aa ... 0
Lai aaare. lb 0
Kerrla. lb.... 0
1'rlser, a 0
Dlueea, p.... 1
I 1
1 It
" HartaeL If... 0
0'Davla. lb.... 1
0 L. roaa, lb. 0
0 Sejbola. rf... I
1 Murphr. lb.. 0
1 Pickering, cf. 0
Totaia
I'M. Croaa,
o rowere. e.
u Bender, p.
'Hoffman
I lllll l;8cbrck
10 0
1 11 0
1 1
I Tola la ... I M 11 1
Batted for Powers In ninth.
Hatted for Bender in ninth.
Boston 0 0 0 0 3 110'
Philadelphia 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 03
Earned runs: Boston. 1: Philadelphia.
Two-bane Mis: Freeman. LaChance. Davis.
Seybold Three-base hit: Dougherty. Btolen
bases: Dougherty, Dlneen, Hartsrf. Double
te) bold to Davis, Dougherty to
tilaya:
Ciiaer,
Dlneen to Crlgvr to Collins. Col
Una to Ferris. Parent to Ferris. Ferris to
la( ham-e. Bases on balla: Off Bender
2, off Dlneen, X. Hit by pitched ball
Dougherty. Btruck out: By Dlneen. 3; by
Hender, . wna piicn: Dlneen. Time
1 W. Umpire: liaasett.
-Walker's Failure (oats fasa.
CLEVELAND. My 1 Walker went to
pieces In the eleli.h Inning and Bt. Loul
tied the score. Moore look his l lace In th
ninth and forced In the winning run with a
base on balls. 8udhoff was knocked out of
the box In the seventh. Donohue. who sue
ceedod him. waa Invincible. Lajole did not
Pox, lb.
HeydoQ, 0...
Jonea, If....
Klhm. lb...
Coulter, cf..
O'Brien, aa.
Tameett, Ib.
Wood'B, e-lb
Klllen, p 4
Martla, aa...
Cbllda. lb....
Bohaanea, p.
Totals -
r 4 1014 1
ToUls ... 4 IT 1 4
Fox out on bunt strikes. O'Brien out
hit by third strike. Two out when winning
run scored.
Indianapolis 3 001000038
Louisville :..0 0 1 3 0 0 0 1 0-4
Earned runs: Indianapolis. 3; Louisville,
bannon, B. Btruck out: By Klllen. 4: b:
Bohannon. 7. Two-base hits: Klhm. Wood
ruff, Martin. Three-base hits: Klllen
Clymer. Sacrifice hit: Clymer. Doubl
plays: woodruff to O Brlen. O Brlen
Fox to Klhm. Stolen basea: Hog rl ever
Tamsett, Coulter. Passed ball: Woodruff.
Left on bases: Indianapolis, iz: Louisville
7. Tim: z:zu. umpire: f oreman.
Kaasas City Skat Oat.
BT. PAUL. May 1. The horn team sd
ministered a shutout to Kansas City In the
first game of tne season. Olbson was wild,
while f ercuson pitcnea a nna gam. At
tendance, l.ooo. score:
Shannon, ef..
Jarkeon. rf..
Oaler, If
grhaefer. aa.
Wheeler, lb..
Huggtna, lb..
Fierce, lb....
Sullivan, e..
Farguaon, p..
ToUla
BT. PAUL.
R.H.O.A.B.
0 1
0 I
1 1
1 10
4 17 It 1
KANSAS CITT.
R.H.O.A.B.
Qanley, ef... 0 1 1 1
Maloney, e... 0 111
Nance, lb.... 0 4 11
Grady, lb 0 0 t
Rothfuaa, rf. 0 1 1
Knoll. If I
Lewea, aa.... I 1 8
Mr And' we, Ib 0 0 4 1
Olbaoa. p.... 4 I
Totals
, 4U 11
Ornheum. The Crelghton lineup is: (
eldy, second baee; l.nch. ehrttop; elcn.
first base; t feignton, inirn rase; eveno.
lefthalf; Callahnn. rentertte Id ; Dnnlgin,
lahtfleld: 1'rendergaet, pitcher; OKefe,
catcher.
Ball Game at Field dab.
The rame between the Vnlon Stock
Tarda Juniors and the Omaha Field club
this afternoon promises to be a very in-
erestlna affair. For smateurs both teams
are playing very fnst ball. Game will be
called promptly at S:M. They will line up
as follows:
B. Yards. Position. Field Club.
Haehten First hoe Heed
Talhot Second bate Knox
Millett Third bane Chambers
B hner Hhortstnp Alaione
Fergueon i.LeftrleM Clarke
McMahon Centerfleld Hoagland
Lott Hlghtneld Tlppery
Miller catcner Martin
gulnn 1'itcher Dav'd'nn
Caughey Pitcher Oordy
Adams Pitcher
Iowa Ontbats Drake.
IOWA CTTT. Mav 1. (Special Telearam.)
Iowa defeated Drake university 6 to 2 on
Iowa field today. Iowa hunched Its nits
well, while Drake could only find Captain
Vos of Iowa for scattered hits. Drake's
two scores were made on Infield errors.
Th score:
R.H.B.
Iowa 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 -5 11 8
Drake 0 00800000 03 4 3
Batteries: loan, Vos and Adams: Drake,
Ousley and Ransom
Creatoa Skats Charlton Oat.
CRE8TON, la., May 1, (Special Tele
gram.) Creston and Charlton of the South
western Iowa circuit played good ball here
today. Charlton was defeated by a score
of 2 to 0. Batteries: Creston, Ambrose and
Corbett: Charlton, Fhoenlx and Pollock.
Attendance about 8&0. The sara team
meet here again tomorrow.
College Base Ball.
At Belolt. Wis Belolt college. 21: North
western university, T.
At Oberlln Oberlin, o; unrversny ot cni-
cago, 2.
Game la Tbree-I Leasrae.
At Rockford Rockford, 4; Dubuque, 3.
At Decatur Decatur. 3; Rock Island, 3.
At Bloomlngton Bluomlngton, 4; Jollet, 0.
EVENTS ON RUNNING TRACKS
Klnloek Parle Meeting; Closes wltb
Accident to Gentleaaaa
Jookeys
ST. LOUIS. May 1. Klnloch Park closed
Its spring meeting today with a fair card.
In the hurdle races Accolada struck th
first hurdle and fell. Van Studlford. who
had the mount, being thrown heavily to
the ground. He was carried from the track
unconscious, but later rallied. Results:
First race, five and one-half furlongs:
Mike Strauss won. Chorus Boy second,
Parnassus third. Time: 1:08.
Second race, five and one-half furlongs:
Hlcaway won,' Loca second. Silver Fringe
third. Time: 1:08. ,
Third race, six furlongs, purse: Malster
won. Father Wentker second, Bridge third.
Time: 1:14V.
Fourth race, two miles: Compass won,
Charles D second, Bank Street third.
Time: 3:34.
Fifth race, on mile and twenty yards:
Boaster won, Albert F. Dewey second,
Chamblee third. Time: 1:42V,.
Sixth race, one mile and one-sixteenth.
hurdle, gentleman riders: Mrs. Grannan
won, Itacatlara second, Helen Paxton
third. Time: 1:55.
NEW TORK. May 1. Results:
First race, five furlongs, selling: Silent
Water won. Moo Morhen second, Fleata
third. Time: 1:02.
Second race, handicap, alx furlongs:
Sacharometer won, Futurla second, Illy
Ria third.
Third race, the Newtown stakes, selling.
mix furlongs: Cameron won. Demurrer
second, Ascension third. Time: 1:13 4-6.
Fourth race, four and one-half furlongs:
Centuiius won, Mordella second, Julia M
third. Time: 0:66.
Fifth race, one mile and seventy yards:
Klngraln won, Ernest Parham second, Bar
bara Freltchle third. Time: 1:47.
Sixth race, six furlongs: The Guardsman
won. Black Hussar second, Mart Mullen
third. Time: 1:15.
CHICAGO, May l.-Results:
First race, four and one-half furlongs
Mllklrk won, Trapsetter second, Jim Ferrln
tnira. Time: u:o 3-t.
Second race, five and one-half furlongs
Harvester won, Howendober second, Man
aano third. Time: 1:09 4-6.
inira race, one mile: Cornwall won,
Moroni second, Pyrrho third. Time: 1:43 2-6.
Fourth race, seven furlongs: Favonlus
won, Mimo second, Dan McKenna third
Time: 1:29 3-6.
Fifth race, five and one-half furlnnes:
Joe martin won. Miss Hume second. Fake
third. Time: 1:08 4-5.
Sixth race, four furlongs: Lady Freek
nlght won. Mangle Leeber second, Chaltan
third. Time: 0:4!ftfc.
NABHVILLEL May L Results:
First race, one mile: The Wlsard won,
Kim second, Postman third.. Time: l.Hhi
Second race, four and one-half furlongs:
oira rona won, rvatie rowers second. An
gelee third. Time: 0:55H.
TVilrrt rocs lv ikH An..K.ie e,,l
Charley Thompson won, Grand Marias sec
ond. Bummer II third. Time: 1:21.
Fourth race, one mile and one-sixteenth,
selling: Discus won. Flaneur second. Hand
cuff third. Time: 1:494.
Fifth race, five and nnA-balf ftirlnncra
Governor Bayers won. The Golden Prince
aecona, ixenucKy ox intra, rime: 1:08H.
oixin rotf, nve ana one-nair ruriongs,
selling: Vogue won. Khaki second, Llttls
jjucueas miru. lime: i:xs.
Ferguson and Jackson out for interier
ence.
St. Paul 8 1000000 -4
Kansas City 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00
Two-base hits: Geler. Maloney. Bases
on balls: orr umson, i; on r erguson, j.
Struck out: By Ferguson, 5; by Gibson, 1.
Stolen bases: Shannon, Geler. Left on
bases: Bt. Paul, 10; Kansas City, 4. Time:
1:45. Umplr: Cunningham.
Standing" ol lot Teams.
Played. Won. Lost. P.C.
Milwaukee 8 7 1 .876
Indianapolis 8 4 3 .750
Kansas City s .oa
St. Paul 1 4 3 .671
Louisville 8 4 4 .600
Toledo 4 4 .600
Columbus 8 3 4 .260
Minneapolis .0X1
Games today: Kansas City at Ht. Paul,
Milwaukee at Minneapolis, Louisville at In
dittnapolts, Columbus at Toledo.
NEBRASKANS HANDY WITH BAT
Roll I'P Doaea Tallies Wblla Wask-
bara I Aecnmnlatln
On.
(From a Staff Co-respondent.)
LINCOLN. Neb.. May 1. (Special Tel.
gram.) Nebraiika university defeated
Washburn college at has ball today In hol
low fashion, the t ornhuskers garnering an
even dosen runs and allowing the Kanssna
inly a solitary tally.
Beltser. Nebraska's star talrler. foo'el
Washburn completely. Although a trifle
wild, his shoots were a puttie at all times
Ten Kanaans were retired on strikes and
only four found the ball for eaf drives. A
base on balls netted Wsshburn Its only
score, big Johneon, the visitor's coored
bltcher, following with a two-bss i hit.
which brought the runner home. GUI onci
found the spher for a three-cushion dr.vs,
but the remaining batsmen were easy outs.
The Cornhuskers Indulged In a batting
matinee. In which two slashing drives from
Wilson's bat, each for three bases, figured
largely In the run-getting. Bender and
Steen led Nebraska at the bat, each being
credited wiin inree tare anves, score:
R H E
Nebraska I O33OI03 12 13 !
Washburn 0 00010000141
Batteries: Nebraska, Beltser and Ben
der; Washburn, Johnson and Mehl.
REED IS THE STATE CHAMPION
Three Tie on Twenty.Foar Oat of
Twenty-Five and He Win
in Shoot Off.
(From a Staff Correspondent.)
LINCOLN, Neb., May 1. (Special.) In
the shooting tournament of the Nebraska
State Sporting Men's association, ended
yesterday, L. E. Reed of Ohlowa won the
state championship medal. Three tied on
24 out of 26. but In the shoot-off he was
successful. The high averages (or the two
days' shoot out of a possible 375 were: Heer
oio, wi-n, ooi ; jcuu, on; rteta, Mb; bates,
hi, ine vveunesuay program. It was
toougni, wouia oe postponed until today
but yesterday by shooting doubles It was
sanawicneu in.
With the Bowlers.
Tn a match Kama of tenDlns Dlaved nn th.
Western alleys last nUht the Kruk Parke
Deal me uminas uy v pins, score:
KKLG PARKS.
1st.
Vilt
ltB
128
1W
161
Timber
Clay
Banks
Stapenhorst
French
Totals
Lehmann ..
Wlgman ...
Bmead
Huntington
Emery
Totaia ..
Kansas Tensa ia Towa.
Th base ball team representing the Kin
sas Btate Normal arrived in .town Frlosy
afternoon in anticipation or tne rrienny
tuasle which they will nave on the treleh
ton diamond with the local collegians this
afternoon. Th Kansas team Is the
cream of Kansas, and the game promises
to be one or ins best college games tna
Omaha will have this spring. In th vn
7G3
OMAHAS.
1st.
162
Hi
109
157
174
.'. 806
2d. 3d. Total.
17 177 48i
l.J 161 475
lfl 1SJ 472
V3. m 605
lt 1,8 47s
800 849 ijl
Id. 3d. Total.
136 173 471
V 148 470
1 121 433
1 202 643
127 145 446
7 7 sTsm
Campbell Wins Gold Medal.
CEDAR FALLS, la. May 1. (Hneclal
Telegram.) Don Campbell won the gold
medal In th isormal field meet today,
winning first place In four events. Vm,,
local records were broken.
A bo be All
When you buy soda crackers you
want crispness and flavor not
dampness and dust
When you buy ordinary crackers
in a bag you get all you don't
want not all you do want
To get what you do want and not
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in the In-er-eal Package, identified
by the famous red and white trade
mark design.
MAnOHAL BtJCUrt COMWWa'
WOOLEN MILLS STAND IDLE
Dun Eeporta Shutdown of Ifanj Eastern
Clothing Faotories.
METAL TRADES, HOWEVER, ARE STRONG
Footwear . is BoomlasTp While Dry
Coeds Jobbers and Comsnlssloa
Bosses Tell ef Oaly Pais
Boslness.
NEW TORK, May 1. R. O. Dun Coa
weekly review of trade will say:
At the leading cities high temperature
haa stimulated the distribution of season
able merchandise at retail, but dry goods
jobbers and commission houses report only
a fair trade. Deeding manufacturing lines
are active, eicept for some hesitancy at
textile mills.
In iron and ateel, furniture, harness and
clothing there la little Idle machinery.
Structural working la vigorously prosecuted
and supplies of building material are not
allowed to accumulate. A special canvasa
of the white pine situation shows low stocks
and high pricea, although the season's cut
waa large.
Mercantile payments are fairly prompt,
yet there la less disposition to anticipate
payments for a cash discount as frequently
occurred last year. Railway earnings tor
April were 13.2 per cent larger than last
year and 27.6 per cent In excess of 1901.
Hack Coke ia Bight.
Deliveries of coke on old contracta are
now ao large that In so far as the fuel
question is concerned, there appears no
prospect of interruption, while it Is difficult
to maintain quotations of Connellsvllle
coke. An unusually heavy ore tonnage haa
been arranged to lower lake ports. Indicat
ing that no diminution In the Iron and
ateel activity ia anticipated.
Disparity contlnuea between current
prices and quotatlona on deliveries during
the closing months of the year, sales of
Bessemer pig iron for late shipment being
recorded at 119 valley furnace. Billets re
main the prominent feature, domestlo
stocks falling to meet demanda and efforts
to secure Imports bave met vlth success,
German sellers accepting large contracta. In
addition to urgent railway demands for
heavy steel there Is a steady Inquiry for
structural shapes to be used In the erection
of new buildings, while pipe mills report
much new business, and In agricultural Im
plements there Is no lack of orders. Tin
plate and wire mills enjoy seasonable ac
tivity. Machinery and hardware lines ara
well employed and aside from pendlug labor
controversies, the condition of the iron and
steel Industry as a whole ia most satisfac
tory. Owing to the Inadequate supply of orders
idle machinery la no longer exceptional at
woolen mills, yet western holders ot raw
wool refuse to make any concessions and
the future course of prices la becoming un
certain. Exceptionally favorable conditions exist
in the footwear Industry.
Failures are 203, against 186 last week?
and 212 the previous week and 225 the cor
responding week last year, and In Canada
18, against IS last week, 16 the preceding
week and 1? last year.
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Qalaleas Wins Thoasaad Galneas.
LONDON, May 1. Qulntess won the 1.000
guineas at Newmarket today. Sunrise was
second and Skyscraper third.
la welcome Eipasilos,
Expansion in some of its various forms
may be a desirable thing.
May give us results to our profit and good
In the motherly spread ot its wing.
May add In a most satisfactory way to our
national Dower and fame
And cauae other nations to envy the glare
of the halo that arches our name.
And private expansion of power and wealth
Is a tning to ue eageriy sougni,
Expansion of fortune, expane on of Hnds
wltn meaning ana comions is iraugni.
But a fellow has nothing or love tor ihe
word he ralher would curse It. Instead
When the forehead begins in a positive way
to annex tne wnoie lop or ine neaa.
With grave apprehension marked deep in
his eyes at hla mirror he nervously
tanda
And notes the encroachment with feeling
of Daln as his brow In its whiteness
exnands:
With tonics and creams and restorative
elnlTa anoints he the whitening scope
To learn the expansion o poliithed and
nala can never be conouered with dope
He tries every fake for the growth of th.9
hair that the ads. In the papers dleclna
He squanders nia nara-guiien caen tor t
frauds as free as If played tnrough
hoae.
But follicles never will thrive on the fojd
with which they are lavishly fed
When the forehead begias lu a positive
way W aiuiaa the wuwle top ot tne need.
UNION PACIFIC
GENERAL TRADE STILL GOOD
Bradstreet ' Hotea Maay TJasettltna;
Elements, bat Sams l'p
Favorably.
NEW TORK, May 1. Bradstreet'a tomor
row will say:
Weather conditions and disturbances, ac
tual or threatened, have been temporarily
unsettling elements In the trade and In
dustrial conditions this week, but great
basic elements, such as general business
and croo conditions, remain lareelv favor
able. Cold weather and snow In the west
have checked farm work. Interfering with
rail distribution and retarded re-orders.
Wholesale traae is seasonauiT uuiri. al
though some sham contrasts are shown in
different hranchps of the same trade. The
plglron market Is generally dull, with prices
weakening, out steei ana nnieneu prwnni
sellers Uv are eageriv souam auu are uran.
in the textile trade the strike of Lowell
cotton employes still continues, while the
normal conamon oi oners run no uuna-
tlons. Raw material is auu. larseiv iu
.r,.ttw with the auleter tone of business
for men's wear roods for fall delivery. The
outward movement oi cum is
but exports of flour this week are smaller
.. i..t anil this week a vear ago.
All the usual measures ui inue euiume
estlfy to the renerallv satlafactorv condi-i.iine-
nroea railway earnings for
ths first three weeks of April promise to
exceed those of year ago by 14 per cent,
and the net returns so far received for
March are extremeiv iavoraoic.
Fig Iron baa been dull at most markets
except Ptttsburs. where a heavy movement
Is reportea, inis is minuuuu m auuiu
sllebt price concessions. Bessemer pig Iron
being ouoted 60 cents lower than a week
aro. Foundry Dig iron in ine wrei is re
ported dull and weak In tone, and the same
i. .,,. ni anuibern iron. When ateel and
the finished products oi iron are consia-
rert. however, a notable difference Is found
Steel billets are apparently aa acarce as
ever, and structursl material plates, sheet
bars and rails are In active request at firm
niA. HnmA niAtaia ara weaaer. ieaa dp-
In marked down SO cents per 100 pounds
and copper Is also lower, both at home snd
hrnaii hut silver haa reached the high
price In two years, owing to ioe recrni pur
chase for the Philippines' coinage purposes,
and prospects of currency reform In Mexico.
The, filet iirhancea. particularly in ins
building trades, have been an unsettling
feature in the lumber trade this week, but
the volume of business shows no shrinkage.
Shoe manufacturing Is an active Industry
wheat inMiirtinr flour, exports tor tne
week ending April SO sggresate 1 418 289
bUBhels. sralnst 1.02.643 (corrected) last
week 5iRir,S this week last vear and
.101.76S In 1901. Wheat exports since July
1 sgsregate 188.301.43 bushels, against 215.-
BiU 4S laat aeaaon and 176 71 101 In 100
Corn exports argreaate 2.210 559 bushels
txalnst 1.4M Wit laat week. 128.679 a vear
aao and 2 371.891 in l'J"l. For the fiscal
vear exports are :5.S79 Hr0 bushels against
25 S28 S00 last sesson and lli4.fi38.43T In 1901.
Business failures In the United States for
the week ended April 30 number 173. aaalnet
152 last week. 174 In the like week ot 190Z
113 in 101 153 In 1900 and 14 lu 1899.
In Canada for the week 12 aa assjnst 13
last week and 22 In this week a year aaO,
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