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    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, JUNE 27. 1003.
SO LICK FUR ROIME'S BOYS
ctfiald nd Outfcit Vwit and 8 till Lcie
Gim. 7 to 2.
WELCH THE HANDY HUN WITH THE STICK
Deer Alio Dole Some Hlttlac oa
It Own Arceaet mud Both
Tram Faltea Batting;
Avtrugn,
I DENVER, June J8. (Special Telegram.)
t kldnapera lost a well playea g-.... to
Peiiver today by the ecore ot i lo v. .... Hi
atal waa do'ng elab duty (or the vlaltora
and waa hit Very lively at opportune time.
The Cuba allowed marked improvement In
tholr game today over the loose playing
which haa characterised their work Id the
last lew weeka. Today' game waa anappy
throughout, both aldea working like Tro
jans. Eyler'a bendera were connected with
by the vlaltora for twelve hlta, but they
a ere forced to succumb to the Inevitable.
Welch, for the Omaha team, did excellent
work with the tick. Omaha playod the
cleaner ball of the two.
Omaha acored a run In the flrat Inning on
a muff of Patteraon and a three-sacker by
Welch, which brought In fihugart from
econd baae. Denver came back at the
vlaltora In Ita half of this inning by send
ing two men o'er the rubber. Janes acored
In this Inning on a bud play of Mickey, who
went to sleep after picking up a hot
grounder which was aent to him from the
end of McHale'a wagon tongue. Dundon
then came to the rubber and shot out a hot
single to ahort renter, scoring McHala.
Dundon waa caught trying to confiscate
second.
In the second Inning Omaha scored two
more rune, which waa the last of the run
vetting for Pa Rourke'a bunch. Wright and
Bhngnrt crorscd the platter on a hit by
Welch. Oenlna sent one into "Dad" Mc
Hale'a clothes basket and retired the aide.
Denver sent three men over the plate In
the third on (a paaa. three hits and Shaf
tal's inability to connect with McHale'a
hot drive, which went through to deep
center. Denver acored Ita next runs In the
seventh inning, when Jones bunted and
beat the ball to flrat. He was acored by a
three-bagger of Mohler. Mohler came gal
loping over the rubber on a hit by Dele
hanty to Dolan. Omaha tried In vain in the
remaining innlnga to score. The score:
DENVER
ab. r. b:i. PO. A. E.
jones. ir 4 3 4 4 0 A
Mohlor, 2b I J 1 I I 0
Delehanty, rf. 4 0 0 0 1 fl
McHale, cf 1 114 0 0
ininoon, 3D 4 0 2 1 5 1
Patterson, lb 4 0 0 10 1 0
Bcmenecit, as I 0 1 1 2 1
' Fchlal, c I 0 0 4 0 0
Eyler. p I 0 0 0 4 0
from Des Moines today, making a single
and a doub e In the last halt ot the twa.uh.
Attendance, 1,000. Score:
RUE.
Colo. Springs ....1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 11 14 I
Des Moines 0 1010000000 0-2 4 t
Hatterles: Cuehman and Kohl. Vlileman
ajid Dor an.
Milwaukee' Hlttlaaj Effect Ire.
VtMVAl'KEE, June 2 -Milwaukee de
feated Kansas City today hy bunching
hits. The game was featureless. Attend
ance, 2,6(0. ttcore:
R.H.E.
Milwaukee ...0 2000020 x 4 2
K:iimb City . 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 02 11 t
Hatterles: Milwaukee. Mcpherson and
Lucta; Kansas City, Nichols and Messltt.
Standla ( the Teams.
.Played. Won. Lost P C.
43
...it
...47
...46
...46
...46
...47
...43
Omaha at Denver,
Molnea at Colorado Springs. St. Joseph at
t'eoria, tiansaa city at Milwaukee
Milwaukee
ColfM-ado Springe
Kansas City ....
Peoria
St. Joseph
Denver
lies Moines
Omaha
(Jsmes today
0 13 .
S3 1 .7i
W 21 .MS
Zt 23 .4X9
21 24 .47
20 M .4J6
17 SO .J..J
It 21 .34
De
Totals 30
OMAHA.
AB. R.
Carter, If. ..
Shugart, 2h.
Wright, lb.
Welch, rf...
Dolan, ss.
Oenlns, rf.
Hlckey, 3b.
Gondlng, o.
Bhafstal, p.
Totals ..
I
..5
..6
..8
..5
..4
..4
..8
..1
..4
7 10 27 15
BH. PO. A.
0 2 0
13
1
4
1
0
2
0
S , 12 24 17
39
Denver 2 0 2 0 0 0 2 0 x 7
Omsha 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0-4
Earned runs: Denver, 4; Omaha, 2. Stolen
bases: Jones, McHale K2). Three-base hits:
Welch. Mohler. Bases on bulla: Off Shaf
stal, 2. Struck out: By Eyler, 4; by Bhaf
stal, 2. Left on bases: Denver, 8; Omaha,
. Time: 1:40. umpire, Mesmer.
Split Bria ait Peoria.
PEORIA." June 26. Peoria was unabla to
Mt the ball at opportune tlmea during the
nrst game today ana lost to at. Joseph
by a score of 1 to t, Attendance, 1.500.
Bcore, nrst game:
R.H.E.
St. Joseph 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 1-6 10 1
Peoria B-4v 0 - A 01
Batteries: St. Joaeph. Beay and. Garvin;
r'oria. r riena ana Wilson.
Second game: R.H.E.
Peorln 2 1 0 0 0 1 2 0 s-7 1
tt. Joseph I 00100000-4S1
Batteries Peoria, Olmstead and Wilson;
at. josepn, uiem una Moconneu.
Twelve Iaalnats e Victory.
COLORADO 8PR1N'G3. June 26.-C0I0
rado Springs won the first extra Inning
game of the aeason on tne local grounds
GAMES IN NATIONAL LEAGUE
Giants Take Oae freaa Plttsbarj,
Tfcaaka e Matkewson's Om
portaae Twlrllag.
NEW TORK, June 26. Mathewson's ef
fectiveness when hits would have proved
productive of runs, coupled with the un
sie lolness of the Plttst.urg pitchers gave
the New York the rim aime of the series.
Oeorge Davis played shortatop for the local
..... tits tiikyma wns not proiesiea. At
tendance, t.diu. Bcore;
NW YORK. I PITTgDVItO).
R HO All R.H.O.A.B.
Brown, rf... 1 t 1 0 nSebrtns, rf... I I
Brnh's. ot 1 I I 1 Beaumont, ill 1 I I I
M'O.nn, lb.. 1 OCIaraa. If.... tilts
Mrrtaa. If ... 1 1 t t (K Warner, m.. tills
Irla. (a 0 111 BranxSeM. lb 0 t I t 0
Lauder, lb... 1 t 1 I Leack. lb.... t 1 1 1 1
Gilbert. 2b... 1 0 S 4 P Rltcher. ib..t I I 1 a.
Pow.rm.n, c 0 o 10 t 1 Phelps, c... 0 0 1 1 t
Uathawaon. s I I I I Weayr. ... t t I 1
Larer, p.... v a a
Teta t mil tkaaaety, a., t 1 0 I
' Total. ... I I 14 t I
New Tork 0 0 1 0 4 3 0 0 x-
Pittsburg 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 03
I-eft on bnaes: New Tork. 4: Pittsburg. 8.
Two-base hits: Mertes, Leach. Sacrifice
hits: Browne, Bowerman, Gilbert. Btolen
bases: Browne (2), Bresnahan. First on
errors: New York, 1. First on balls: Off
Matnewson, z; on ueever, z; ore Kennedy,
Struck out: By Mathewson. 7. Wild
&ltch: Mathawson, 1. Time: 2:00 Umpire:
'Day.
Salata taccaaab to Phillies.
PHILADELPHIA. June 26. PhlladelDhln
beat St. Louis today by making ita hits
count. KecKiess oase-runnina Dr even tea
St. Louis from scoring more runs. Attend
ance. 1.S&4. Bcore:
PHILADELPHIA. IT. IMVIS.
R.H.O.A.K. R.H.O.A.B.
Thoma.. cf.. 0 1 I 1 cr.rr.ll, lb... t 1 1 4
Tltu., If 9 o l o Donovan, rf.. 0 t 1 0
Kel.t.r, rf... 1 1 1 1 oSmort. rf ... 1 1 I 0
Harry, lb.... t t II 1 1 Bralu, n t 1 I I t
WolT't'n, 8b. 1 1 I t tiBurae. lb t I 0 1 v
Hul.wlu. . 0 0 4 I ) M O'N.II. If I 1 I t
Olraaon. lb.. 0 1 I u Hackrtt. lb., t t t 0 I
Roth, c t 1 I t eHr.n. e t 1 4 I u
Uussl.br. . 0 1 1 I lDunLarr. p. 1 I 4 t
Totals ... I 1 17 II t Totals ... t 1 it 14 1
Philadelphia 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 2
St. Louis 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11
Two-base hits: Burke, Dunleavy, Ryan,
Smoot, Roister, Dugglehy. Sacrifice hits:
Ducirlt'by. Thomas. Uouble plays: Gleason
to hulswltt to Barry; Dunleavy to Brain to
Hackett: Thomas to Roth. L,eft on bases
St. Louis. 6; Philadelphia, 6. First base
on bails: Off Dunleavy. 2. Hit by pitched
hall: By Dunleavy, 1. Struck out: Hy
Dunleavy, 3; l.y Duggleby, 1. Time: 2:18.
L'mplre: Emslle.
Many Row with Umpire.
BROOKLYN. June W In one of the
most exciting games of the season Brook
lyn defeated Cincinnati today. The vlal
tora took a blc lead early in the game, but
steady uphill work brought victory to the
noma team, mere were many arguments
between the Dlavera and the umpire and
Kelley and Jacklltach were ordered oft the
neia. Atienaance, i.uw. ecore:
BROOKLYN.
R.H.O.A.B
Strang, lb... I 4 t 4 C
8horkar4. 'If. 1 I T 0 C
Dobba, cf..i l-t t t ;
MeCrao4la. ifl I I t
Dorl.. lb I I 11 I I
Dahlen, m... 0 1 I I t
Jacklltach. . t t 4 t t
Abaarn, e.... S 0 t 1
riood, lb.... 01.
JOIIM, p t -S- 1 -I
Schmidt, a... t t t 0 i
ij.nnlnsa ... t t t t i
CINCINNATI.
R.H.O.A.K,
Donlln, If.... lilts
K.llar. cf... I I 1 t 0
MorrlM.r. of t t 1 1 t
Dolan. rf 1 I I t 9
Utcklar. lb.. 1 I t 9 9
itrlnf.Ht, lb t t I t t
Dalr. lb t t I 4 I
Coraoraa, ss. 1 1 4 t 1
Bars.o, c... 11119
Sauhog. f,.. 1 t t I 9
Harpar, p.... t t t I 9
Totals
I t 14 II 1
NEVER WITHOUT
THE GOODS,
A prominent bioker of New York, who
Is called 'upon to make a number of trips
to Europe every year, always Includes In
his traveling paraphernalia a case of Red
I Haven Splits. When jested with upon this
fict by his friends he took the matter quite
V'rlouHly and aaid: "While you young man
may tako Red Raven Spllta before bre.ik
faat for too much eating or drinking the
night before and to get rid of that dark
brown tuate, I have always found the
water an excellent allevlatlve f-r aea
sickness and that feeling of fullness and
lassitude that so often accompanies long i
Journeys. I huve never among the foreign
bitter waters found an aperient that acts
so surely and gently upon the liver. It
being ' absolutely painless. I, therefore,
take no chances and carry Red Raven
Spllta with me wherever I go."
Totals ... t II rr it
xBatted for Jonea In eighth Inning.
Brooklyn 1 1 0 0 0 3 2 3 -
Cincinnati 0 0 4 4 0 0 0 0 08
Two-base hits: Dolnn, Beckley, Stein
feldt. Sheckard. Stolen base:: Donlln
Beckley, Strang. Dahlen. nrst base on
errors: Cincinnati, 1. Left on bases: Cin
cinnati, ts: Brooklyn. . Uouble plays
Doyle to Dahlen: Corcoran to Beckley.
Sacrifice hit: Dolan. First base on errors:
By Jones, 3; by Schmidt, 1; by Sutthoff, ;
by Harper. 2. Hit by pitched ball: By
Sutthoff, 8. Passed ball: Jacklltach. Time:
2:21. Umpire: Johnstone.
Boston Breaka Leslaa- Btreak.
BOSTON, June 26 The home team's long
string of defeats was broken today by a
brilliant batting rally In the ninth. Moran's
drive virtually won a home run for Boston.
Attendnnce, ),!W3. Score:
BOSTON. I CHICAGO.
R.H.O.A.B R.H.O.A.B.
neitar, cf... 1 I 0 0 u'Slai'.t, If.... 14 19 9
Tenner, lb... I I 1 1 t'iCawr. lb ... 0 1 1 1 9
Chanca. IS... 9 1 9 9 9
Jon.0. of t 1 I I t
Tlnk.r, n... 0 114 9
Evera, lb.... t t I I 1
H.rler, rf. .. 1 I 1 t 9
Kilns. 9 1 t 1 t 9
Taylor, p.... t I t 1 9
Cooler. U ... 1 I I
Stan lr, rf... 1 1 I t I
Mnran, c 0 114
Orrm'ser, lb. t t I I I
Bonner, lb.,, t t I 1 t
Aubrr. is... t 0 I t :
Plttlnsar, p.. 0 I t I
Total. ... t I 17 II
Totals
4 12x14 11 1
xNone out when winning run scored.
Boston V 1 000000046
Chicago OOlOltflOl 4
Two-base hits: Tenney, Slagle, Taylor,
Cooley. Three-base hlf Moran. Btolen
bases: Slagle, Tinker. Harley. Hit by
pitched ball: By Taylor, Horin. Struck
out: by llltlncoi. 6. i'lmt: 1:43. I'mp.ru;
Moran and Holllday.
standing of iltm Teasaa.
Hunter
Baltimore Rye
iru5fJ
R
The perfect type A
The
American
Qentletrpn'a
Whiskey
o - . . .
P ta.
V CrCrCrOrOO
Always Best
BY
Every Test
all envelaa. ant r Jabbtn. V
LiSalASjt a,. a,uaiara. Ma-
0O000050CK0rtKiOOOOr
-t i PARKER'S
fM Hair
J Balsam
IrvMuuua lite growth of tHe tuUr and
(Ires It the lutre and f.lkloesa ot youth.
WTjen tiie tur Is rrojr or faded it
nlNet BACK THf Y0.THFLL
It prtveDta Dandruff and BaXr falling
and keept the acalp eleaa tad healthy.
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ILLUSTRATED
BEE
FOURTH OF JULY COMES
unce a year, but when it does
come it is recorded attention
worthy of the occn.ion. As ft rule.
It It "all the money." Young
Amrrtc-a thinks so, at least, and Is
of the opinion that it will be a cold
summer when the good old Fourth
of July Isn't olffcorved with proper
enthusiasm. lie hns made his cus
tomary preparations for the coming
day, and is well equipped with a
full supply of noise-making and
nerve-racking devices for .the pur
pose of improving on the traditions
of the day to the greatest extent
possible. The staff photographer
of the Bee found a bunch of these
young patriots practicing for their
Fourth of July ntunts, and mnde
some typical pictures, all of which
re used to embellish a double-page
in the coming issue. In connection
with these pictures are a number
ol others of chlldllfe which ore true
to nature, aud tell a good story of
the doings of the rising generation.
Pittsburg ....
New York ...
Chicago
Brooklyn ....
Cincinnati ...
Boston
St. Louis ....
Philadelphia
Played. Won. Laat. P.C,
....66
....69
....64 .
....63 '
... .M
....64
Oamea today: Pittsburg at Kew York.
Chicago at Boston. Cincinnati at Brooklyn,
St. Louis at Philadelphia.
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ATH0LIC INSTITUTIONS are ot ln
v to rest for many reasons, and
the public is always rendy to learn
of them. Two of these huve lately
come into notice because of the
changes that have grown out of
time's mutations. One is the Mercy
Hospital of Council Bluffs, the third
of the great rnstltutlons that have
built in that city by the devotion of
a little band of Sltsters of Slercy.
This handsome and well equipped
refuge for suffering humanity was
recently opened to the uses for
which it is Intended. A full page
of pictures in the Illustrated Bee
will give some idea of its appear
ance and appointtneut. Another
Is the church of St. Mary Mag
dalene of Omaha. Lust Sunday the
congregation worshipped in the third
edillce built for its uccommodatiou.
A group of picture shows the three
churches in the order of their con
struction, and with It is u special
.article telling of the foundation of
the church and its history since the
beginning.
PEOPLE FIGURE PROMINENTLY in the
illustrations vhi week. Flno
portraits of A. X. Talbot, the newly
elected head consul of the Modern
Woodmen of America; of Mrs. K.
D. Watt, the supreme oracle of the
ttoval Neighbors of America; u
splendid group of the delegates of
the grand chapter of Nebraska.
F. E. O.. Sisterhood, nud another
of the officers chosen at the
Wymore meeting; a tine picture of
Kt Hon. Arthur J. Balfour,
premier of England, with a bio
graphical sketch; a picture of the
new Masonic home at Flattsmouth,
and others will be found In the
number; then there Is the Car
penter letter, this time on the
chances for American goods in
Russia; the illustrated Woman's
page; another Installment of the
Barr serial; another of the interest
ing papers on the pressing problems
of municipal government; an article
About where the shop girls spend
the summer; one on the life of
women in tropical countries; the
longest United States mall route is
described, and several other short
special articles are in the list of
contents; while the regular depart
niPiita have been given the .us-
totnnry care, so that the number is
complete in every particular. If
you are not now a subscriber you
chould leave your order with your
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ILLUSTRATED
BEE
Minneapolis at Kansas City, Columbus at
ixiuisvliie, Toledo at Indianapolis.
GAMES IN AMERICAN LEAGUE
Detroit Takes Three In First mad
Cinches Match with the
Phillies.
DETROIT, June f8 Petrolt got wy
well today, Henley's wlldnens and errors
and two hits alvlne three runs in the first.
The lesd was never overcome, as the locals
made two more off Coakley, who went to
the slHb li: the second, 'the Athletics could
not bunch hita oft Kltson. Attendance,
MM. Hrore:
WCTROIT. rtilLA.DE LP HI A.
R.H.O.A.B., R.H.O.A.K.
Lu.k. If 1 I 1 Plrkerloi. ef I 1 I I
Barrett, ef... 1 14 WDaTla. lb.... 1 II 1 I
(r.wfor4, rf. I I I o'L. Lreaa, lb. I I
Carr, lb I I 1 (tt.-triboKl, rf... I I
McOulra. . .. 1 t I I vMurphr, It.. Mill
Courtney, lb. Ills u Hoffman. If.. 9 I
Smith, lb.... 114 OM Iroaa, as. I I 1
Long, as 1 I f 1 Powera, c... t 4 (
KlUon, p.... 4 0 4 4 a Henley, b 0 1 .1
- It-oabley, p... 0 4
Total. '...I T II llPlank
iil0hrek .... 4 0 0 4 1
1 Total. ... I 10 It 14 I
Butted for Henley in the second,
xx Batted for Coakley In the ninth.
Detroit 3 1 0 0 0 1 0 I
Philadelphia 0 1 1 o 1 0 0 0 0-3
To-bse hits: Crawford, Pickering. Home
run: Barrett. Sacrifice hit: Carr. btolen
bases: McQulre. Courtney, l,ong. First
base on balls: Off Henley, 2, Hit by pitched
ball: By Coakiey, 1. I'lrsi base on errors:
Detroit. 1: Philadelphia. 1. Left on base:
Detroit, 4; Philadelphia, . Struck out: By
Kltson, 1; by Coakley, 3. Double play: Carr
to 8mith. Wild pitch: Coaklev. Time: 110.
umpires: rtassett ana v.arrutners.
Washington Again Shot Out
CLEVELAND, June 2.-Clevelnnd shut
out Washington again today. The game
was a pitchers' contest and Cleveland hud
the Detter or it. Attendance, 1,511. ecore:
clbveland. 1 Washington.
R.H.O.A.B I K.H.O.A.l
Bar, cf 0 1 0 0 Moran, n. ... 0 0 1 1 I
Br.rllry. lb.. Ill V H.lha-h. If. . . 0 I 0
Lalole. lb. . . 0 14 4 M lark-. lb . .4 1 T 1
Hirkman, lb. 0 I 7 0 tx'nughlln, lb. I t I I I
H-l arthy. If. 0 0 4 0 t Lea, tf 0 I I 0
Kllck, rf 0 0 Martin, rf... I I
tlliigmau, ... 1 1 I I Roblnon. lb t 0 1 1 0
Abbott, .... I I (. Drill, c 0 I 0 0
iKrn.r, p.... 1 t e P.tt.n, p.... 0 4 0
north 0 0 0
Total. ... 1 T 17 11 oi
' Total. ... I 14 10
xBatted for Patten In the ninth
Cleveland 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1
Washington 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00
Two-base hits: Bradley (2. Three-hnRe
hit: Clingman. Bacrltlce hits: McCarthy,
Dorner. ekolen banes: Hickman. McCarthv.
Double plays: Lajole to Hickman, Coughlln
to KobiiiHon. First base on balls: Off
Dorner, t; off Patten, 3. Left on bases:
Cleveland, 7: Washington, 2. Struck out:
By Dorner, 6; by Patten. 2. Time: 1:18.
Linplre: O'Laughllo.
White Sox Dent Kerr Yerk.
CHICAGO, June 26. The locals played an
errorless game today and defeated New
York. Two mlsplaya in the sixth gave
Chicago two runs. Chesbio's only pass
followed by a neat sacrifice nnd Magoon's
third hit scored the other. Attendance, ii.MO.
Bcore:
CHICAGO I NEW YORK.
R.H.O A.E I R.H.O.A.K.
Holme., it... 1110 VDirli, If 0 11V0
Jonaa. cf 1 1 1 0 l' Kerl.r. rf....0 I 1 0
Orwn. rf. .. 1110 C Fulti. cf 0 110 0
C.ll.han. lb. 0 0 0 I 0 William., lb. 1 0 1 4 0
labcll, 1H ...0 0 I I vBlbtrfeld. a. 1 I I I
Moon, tb.. 0 I I I rconror, Sb... 1 0 0 0
Tannrh'.ll, ...0 0 4 I OOan.rl, lb .,0 0 10 1 1
MrP.rland, 0 0 0 I I t O'Connor, c. 0 0 7 0 1
riah.rty, p.. 0 0 I I UCheabro. p... 0 0 I 0
1
Totals ...I 4 14 14 0 Total. ...I 7x210 I
xTwo out when winning run scored.
Chloaao 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 3 i
New York OOO300O002
left on bases: Chicago, 4; New York, 4.
Two-base hits: Green, Elberfeld. Conroy.
rnree-nase nu: iMtierrein. uicrtnce mt
Callahan. Stolen base: Green
field at the end of the day with 14. Trier
waa a tie for second place between lur-
ence Auchterlonle, the present champion.
ptewari uaraner ana Aiexsnaer emitn ai
154. They were closely pressed, however,
by Findlay S. Douglas and F. O. Reinhart,
who were tied with David Brown, champion
of Great Britain In li. at 1M. The neat
five men to finish were professionals. Then
came tleorge T. Brokaw at Ifil. Wslter J.
Travis, of whom so much waa expected,
tied at lf3 with five professionals.
EVENTS ON RUNNING TRACKS
Greater K Pot lo Fine Drive
le Beat Sidney C.
Lere.
CHICAGO, June 26. Grewor K waa put
to the fiercest kind of a drive to beat Sid
ney C. Love at Washington Park today.
The little gelding, who rivals McCheeney
In popularity, was a tVto-6 favorite. He
sults: First race, five and one-half furlongs:
English Ijtd won. Witchcraft second, Fore
hsnd third. Time: 1:08S-
hecond race, one mile: Postmaster
V right won. High Chancellor second, Big
lien third. Time: 1:41V
Third race, seven furlongs: Oregor K
won, Sidney C. Love second. Hoodwink
third. Time: 1:33V
Fourth race, mile and one-sixteenth:
Ixingfio won. Fading Light second, Phyrro
third. Time: l:4Mi.
Fifth race, six furlongs: Oo'den Rule
won, Irene Llndsey eecond, JeJie Holly
third. Time: 1:14.
Sixth race, mile and otie-slxteenth: Vln-
cennes won. Thane second, VulcaJn third.
Time: 1:48.
NEW YORK. June 2d Results:
First race, six furlongs: Interval won.
Courtmald second. Coruscate third. Time:
Second race, mile and one-eighth: De
kaher won, Royal Pirate second. Cardinal
Wolaey third. Time: 1:6.
Third race, last five and one-half fur
lr nns of the Futurity course: Baseful won
Pentaur second. Jocund third. Time: l:t!8.
Fourth race, the Thistle mile, one mile
ann one-eighth: Andy Williams won. Dime
of Kendal second. The Rival third. Time
1:63.
Fifth race, one mile, handicap: Bonmot
won. Stamping Ground second, Meltonlan
third. Time: t:404
Sixth race, five and one-half furlongs,
on turf: Valour won. Prlstina second,
Nameokl third. Time: 1:10.
8T. LOt '18. June 26. Results:
First race, five furlonga, selling: Ora
McKinney won, Allegrette second, Bush
Bmitn tniro. Time: i:ut.
Second lace, six and one-half furlonga.
purse: Walnut Hill won, Don O'Hlgh aec-
onrl. Uetchel third. Time: 1:11'.
Third race, six and one-half furlongs.
selling. Maverick won, CardweHton second,
Mrs. Wlggs third. Time: 1:25
Fourth race, six furlongs, handicap: Four
Ltaf C. won, Lady Strathmore second,
Ed Ball third. Time: 1:15.
Fifth race, one and one-sixteenth miles,
selling: Memphlan won, Class Leader aeo
ond. Ida Penzance third. Time: 1:53.
Sixth race, one mile, purse: Baa D'Or
won, Pettljohn second, Carat third. Tltne:
l:4fi.
DETROIT. June 26.-Results:
First race, six furlongs: Hopedale won.
Stephen Lillard second, Penela third. Time:
1:1S".
Second race, four furlongs: Maud John
son won, Jim Ferrin second, Two Penny
third. Time: 0:50.
Third race, one and one-sixteenth miles:
Discus won. Zonne eecond. Insolence third.
Time: 1:63.
Fourth race, six furlongs: Ice Water won,
Sardine second, Eauclalre third. Time:
1:17V.
Fifth race, seven furlongs: Shrine won,
Birchbroom second. Flora Wllloughby
third. Time: 1:324.
Sixth race,' six furlongs: Has Gift won.
Soring Water second, June Collins third.
lime: i:ii.
Driving- Matinee Saturday.
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imnM1 . itv Amnnior Driving ciun Saturday nrto-.
play: Elberfeld to Oansel. Struck out: By I "ion of this week, under the management
Flnhertv. 2: hv Chesbrn. 6. First base on : 07 A'JTn L. LeartiM, una ;n Which wtl
balls: Off' Flaherty, 2; off" Chesbro, 1. Time:
1:80. Umpire. Sheridan.
Postponed Games.
At St. Louis: Boston-St. Louis game;
rain.
Standing; of the Teams.
Boston
Philadelphia
Cleveland ...
St. Louis ...
Chicago
New York ..
Detroit
Washington
..65
..64
..63
..48
..60
..48
..61
..6J
Won. Lost. P.C.
34 81 .618
83 23 .69
it 24 .647
tt 22 . 642
26 24 .620
22 26 .468
23 28 .451
14 39 .246
Games today :Vashington at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Detroit, New Tork at Chi
cago, Boston at St. Louis. '
Trl-Clty Iaame Gnme.
On Sunday afternoon' at vlnton Street
park the Lee-Glass-Andreescn Originals
and Ideals, tied for first place In the Tri
Clty league, will decide supremacy for
the time being at least. This will be the
first meeting between i these formidable
rivals and a hot game is certain. The
teams will be:
Originals. Position. Ideals.
Foley First base Lewis
Mruclford . second base Hnfmann
Waller Third base Mlnikus
Kennedy Shortstop Lynch
Scully Iftfleld Campbell
Howa CenterAeld Leuhrs
Taylor High-field Gibson
O'Kee'e Catcher Bowler
Cretghton Catcher
SsfTelder .Pitcher Balllnger
Mcllvane Pitcher Goellncr
van, Qulnlan. Odwell, Raymer. Double
plays: Eh son to Quintan to Hart, Brashear
to QuIn.Rn to Hart, Meller (unassisted!,
Ulcaaon to Raymer to Mellor. Thoney to
Raymer to Mellor. Bases on balls: Off
Kason. 1; off Williams, 6. Struck out: Bv
F.ason, 6; by Williams, 1. Hit bv pitched
ball: Arndt. Time: 1:60. Umpire: Mul
lane. Leaders Beat Saints.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION GAMES
Kansas City Makes. 81a Rans and
Wins Game ta the
Eight.
KANdAS CITY June 26. A batting rallv
In the eighth inning gave Kansas L'Tty six
runs and the game. The fielding and bat
ting of Rothfuss waa the feature. At
tendance, too. Score:
KANSAS CITY. , Xl.NNKAPOl.il.
it. ho. .s.i auoA.
Ruthfun, f. I I I a McCraarr. rf. 1 I I 1 0
Malou.r. rf . I 0 0 tSpooaer, lb.. 1 11
Nam, tb ... 1 1 I I V Lally. if I II.
Grady, lb... I I 1 t vSmRh. rf . ... I Ills
Knoll, if 1 I I JY..r. .... I I t
Larwa, a.... 11 0 Mclnl.r. Ik. I 1
Uutlar. I 1 I I t llartla. lb... 1114 1
McAat'. lb 0 1 I OOylrr. a 1 I 1 1 J
UltMoa. p.... 1 a atlmmall, p.. t I .
Coona, p 1, -
lQar 114. Total. ... t II 14 1 J
Tatal. ...11 II 17 II J
xlifctted fnr Gibson In eighth.
Knsss City 1 0 10 10 0 11
Minneapolis 0 0 0 t t 0 t 1 0-7
Two-base hits: Rothfuss (2), Nance.
Grady. Kroll. lhitler. Yeager. Sacrlrlce
hits: Msloncy. Nance. I-eewe. Stlmmel.
Stolen bases: Nance, Knoll. Uutler. Smith.
Ovler, Mrt'irr" Me-in J'rtieW out- Hv
Gibson. : by Stlmmel!. 3. AVild pitch: Stlm
mell. Left on bxaos: Ksnsaa City, 8; Min
neapolis. X. Time: i.vo. Cmplre: Cun
ningham. Ialsvltle Untplays rolaaabas.
LOl'lBVTLLE. Ju.e 36 -l)ulsvllle out
played Coluinhus tousy ana won the flrat
game of the BMe. Attendance, 4 O. Score:
kOL'UVILLB. I CULl'MHt.
a HO AS. r. it OAE.
Karvln. rf... 1 I (OUaaoa. .. 1 1 I
H.n. lb I I I 1 SUaasoa, cf... 1 I .
fcra.br. la. I J I I lAraat, rf 1 I 1 I
Od..ll. c . I I I .Tuniar. lb... 1 1 1
Sullit.a. lb. I I I I IMMtnr. lb... io .
rirn.i. if .. t STbon.y. if... 0 I I
hr.vr. ... I t R.y:nw. 2b. I I I
Oal.laa. a.. . I I t I sRo.m I 4 . ,
taaoo. p 1 1 1 Wllllasu. p.. t
Totals ... Illt 4 To.. I. ...""i 4 ll"t
xTtirrer out on bunt strike.
Louisville .....0 1 1 I 4 t -
Columbus 0 0 0 .-J
Ift on nasee: Loulsvllhs Columbus 1
aUcrlflce bit; Clyaier. Siuiaa bases: SuUl-
MLWA''KEE. June !. Milwaukee won
1 1 from St. Paul today in a game which was
07 I full of clean, fast fielding. Attendance, 7u0.
;M7 I Score:
.4L'l I HILWAt'KKS. . ST. PAUL.
ft'- R HO. A S I K H.0 A B.
8 ! h.fl.y, lb. I I 0 Oelar. if I 1
lisl Piu.bu., lb. 1 I I I I'Sh.D.on, ct . 0 I I u
UVJ"I, V V - . Wll. ,!.. ft w H
l'U la. rf 1 0 1 8oh..Ir, e... 0 I I 0
t nsl.ub. lb. 1 1 I 0 t Hujcllna, !b . 1 I 1
Hampblll. cf. 10 10 1 Kall.y. lb... 0 111 t
Vloa, a. 0 111 in.ilir, lb. 1 It
Kl.iott, p.... 0 til 1 Suilivaa, c... t 4 e
- A'olfc p 1110
Total. ... I T 17 11 t
I Touts ... 1 I 24 II 1
Milwaukee 0 1021100 -6
St. Paul 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 01
Two-base hits: Dunleavy, Donahue
Etolen basea: Shannon. Hemphill. I'ng'.aub.
Bases on balls: Off ICUiott, 1; off Vols, 3.
Wild pitches: fly Elliott, 1; by Volx, 2.
Struck out: By Elliott. 1- by Volx. 3.
Double plays: Milwaukee, 2: 6t. Paul, 3.
Left on bases: M'lwaukee, 3: 8t. Paul, 6.
Time: 1:40. Umpire: Foreman.
Heoatera Kaay Winners.
INDIANAPOLIS. June 26 -In the sixth
lr.i:li:g of the game with Toledo O'Brien
knocked what would have been a home run.
Tamaett waa coaching and started from
near first to run across the diamond to
third. O Brlen was watching the ball aa he
ran. The two collided and O'Brien was
rendered unconscious. Tamaett carried
O'Brien to first base and laid him across
th bsg It waa found that O'Brien's col
larbone had been broken. Woodruff took
O Brlen'a place. Attendance. 1.412. Score:
INDIANAPOLIS . TO LI IX)
H 11. OAS i k H Oil
Hofrtarar, rf 4 e Smith, rf.... 1 0 )
Fax. lb 1 I 1 I fb.ra.ra. el.. 1 t
Hayaoa, ... 11 t Turaar. lb... 1 1 11 I I
Coult.r, ef... Ill ti firk.ub. lb .. 1 I 1 1
O' Brian, a... I 1 I I fr riouruoy, if. t I 1
Wooarutf. as. 1 1 I t, Kl.loow. c... 4 1
Jouaa, if til l. Owen, lb I 4 e
Klfaa. lb.... I til and., a.,... Ills
T.maaU. lb. t aCrl.iall. p... I I
rare, p I w
Totals ... I 14 u 1
ToUls ... f I 17 I ol
Indianapolis 0 1 0 0 0 3 0 3 7
Toledo 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0-:
Bases on balls: Off Ford. 1; off Cristall,
4. Struck out: By Ford. 6: hy Cristall. 4
Hit by pitched bell: Heydon. Two-base
hit: Cristall. Three-base hit: Jonas Sac
rifice hits: Jones, O'Brien. Stolen bases:
Fox 2, Coulter. Woodruff. Kthm. Left
on bai-s: Indianapolis, 4; Toledo, 4. Time:
lou. Umpire: Haskell.
Steadies? ef the Teams.
Playsd. Won. LoL f C
Milwaukee 64 14 30 .00
St. Paul 66 83 2! .600
lndianxpolla 63 29 24 . 617
Ixulavlll 66 a it .Sol
Ktn-iLsllty 44 21 '6 .457
Minneapolis 60 26 30 .4fJ
rolumbua 66 23 82 .430
1 o.aOo to n
Uamee todays St. Paul at alUwaukee.
lave Game in Ninth.
HOLDREGE, Neb.. June 28.-fSpeclaI
Tegram.)Thr local team almost Inst to
day' gam 'a the first and second Innings
through costly errors. Bcore:
R H E
Holdrege 001040103-8 17 8
Glltner 43000000 0-7 8 3
Batteries: Holdrege, Schaug and Bur
man; Glltner, Lehin and Dowers. Struck
out: By Bchaub. 6; by Leivln, 2. Bases on
ha Is: Off Schaub. 3; off Leivln, 4. I'm
1I re: Waterman.
Indians Lose One.
BATTLE CREEK, Neb., June 26.-f8pe-cial
Telegram.) The American Indians
base ball club played Battle Creek here
today The Indians lost. Score:
Battle Creek 0 2 3 0 0 0 0 0 x 6
Indians 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 14
Batteries: Battle Creek, Osborn and
Boyer; Indians, Graves and Maddock.
Struck out: By Osborn. 16; by Graves, 14.
Time: l:3u. Umpire: H. Best.
he engaged twenty-three of the fastest and
!est roasters and speed horses In the tlir-e
cities. There Is no admission fee to tha
ground or grandstand and everyone Is In
vited to attend.
Gamea In Three-I League.
At Dubuque: Davenport, C; Dubuque, 1.
At Rock Island: Decatur, 10; Rock Is
land, 3.
At Cedar Rapids: Cedar Rapids, 4; Rock
ford, 0.
At Springfield: Bloomlngton, 3; Spring
field, 2.
Tennis Revival at Norfolk.
NORFOLK, Neb., June 28 (Special.)
Tfnnls haa been revived in Norfolk. Fully
twenty players are busy at the courta every
evening nnd they are developing fast play.
There Is a prospect that a tourney of
northeast Nebraska will be held here later
In the season.
American Cricketers la Lead,
BECKENHAM, Kent, Juno 26 Philadel
phia closed its first inning Against Kent
today with 311 nnd Kent put their op
ponents out for 17i. In the second Inning
the Americans scored 116 and consequently
are ahead by 251 runs.
Havelock Is Outclassed.
M'COOK. Neb.. June 28. (Special Tele
gram.) Havelock proved an easy victim for
McCook this afternoon. In fact It was
clearly outclassed. The score was 19 to 1
In McCook's favor, ten scores being made
In one Inning.
SUoll la Fracture.
ITTICA, N. Y.. June 26 Charles S. Green,
a driver of trotting horses and known ti
horsemen all over the country, was thrown
from a sulky today and had his skull frac
tured. He cannot live. ,
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Greeley Defeats Indiana.
GREELEY CENTER, Neb., June 2. -(Special.)
Greeley won a game from the
Genoa Indians with a score as follows:
R.H.E.
Greeley 3 0101020 0-7 133
Genoa 0 0 0 t 0 0 0 0 O-O 4 I
Earned runs: Greeley, 4. Struck out:
G.eeley, 4; .Ocnoa, It. Batteries: Murphy
und Sodder, Mundee and Bull.
Pacific League Talks Change,
SEATTLE, Wash.. June 26 The Times
says Portland and probably San Francisco
and Los Auaeles will be dropped from the
l acliio National league at the meeting on I
Monday in Tacoma. The reason is that i
the game has been a, losing wntjre in
the cities mentioned and some ot the teams !
have noi the money to stand the loss. 1 he
Portland team will be transferred to bait
Lake.
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rreatoa Win In Ninth.
CRE8TON, la.. June 26(8peclal Tele
gram. Creston beat Clarlnda today In the
last Inning of a very hotly contested game
by a score of 10 to 9. Hatterles: Clarlnda,
Clark. Bridges and McMullen; Creston.
Ward and Corbett. Attendance about 500.
Umpire, Gulden. The same clubs play again
tomorrow.
Greeley Loses Its First.
GREELET, Neb.. June 24). (Special.)
The second game with the Genoa Indians
was played yesterday, resulting in a score
of to 4 In favor of the visiting team.
This Is the first time Greeley has lost a
same on the home diamond this summer.
Batteries: Genoa, Scira'er and Monldue;
Greeley, Ahern and Dodder.
Baaaett Wins from Newport.
BABSETT. Neb.. June 26. tSpeclal Tele
gram.) One of the largest crowds which
ever attended a ball game in this county
witnessed one of the sharpest games of
the season between the Newport nd Bus
sett clubs, resulting 7 to 4 in favor of
Hassett. Batteries: Bussett. Hopkins mid
Hill; Newport, Hunt and Davis.
Port Iodge a Wlaeer.
FORT DODGE, la.. June 24-Snecl8j
Telegram.) Fort Dodge defeated Oelwein
in a ell-played game today by a score
of 6 to 4, Bantz s pitching being a feature.
Batteries: Fort Dodge. Bantt snd Snooks;
Oelwein, Denser and Faulkner.
Aadersoa Lena's Golfers.
NEW TORK. June 36. In the first day's
Elsy at the Balturol Golf club's links at
hort Hills N. J., In the ninth open chsrn
plonahip of the t'rdted States Willie An
ierson, tb open cLampion of tfuL. led the
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