rj miAHA uAlLY HEEt ' rillDAY, .11JXY 3. 1003.
1
V
1
V
I
OMAHA PLAYS IS OLD FORM
Jo Through Hint- Iininp at Tci Mointt
Without an Imt.
ALSO 00 SPLENDID WORK WITH THE STICK
Del Moines Helps Oat Omihu'i Scor
ing by Making Fire Errors
Vmplre Mtimtr Falls to
Ihon I p.
DE3 MOINES. July t-(Ppelat Tels
(ra.ro.) Omaha won th third game of the
eii thla afternoon la easy style. The
final score vat t to 3 In favor of the vis
itor, who won tha came by their splendid
batting and clever fielding. Throughout
tha entire game the Nebraskans fields!
perfectly, except for a fumble by Hickey
which oould scarcely ha railed an art or.
The work of tha De Moines teim waa a
decided contrast. Five errors, all of which
helped to swell Omaha s total, were made
by the locals. Two of these were by Mar
shall and two by Durkee, both of whom
are considered sure men. Marshall, how
ever, redeemed himself In the seventh In
ning with a long drive for a home run over
the center field fence. By tha end of the
fourth Inning Omaha had the game cinched
and Des Molnea waa unable to overtake
tha lead. One run was made In the second
on a bad throw by Durkee. rive hits and
an error by Clarke in the third netted three
runa. In tha fourth two mora were chalked
up. Des Moines made one each In the fifth,
sixth and seventh. Omaha mads one l.
both the seventh and ninth. Umpire Mes
meT failed to show uj), so Companion and
Fohl umpired the game. Mesmer's where
about Is a mystery. : Ha waa her yester
day and apparently Id good shape. The
teams play oft a postponed game tomorrow
afternoon. Attendance, 650. Score:
OMAHA.
AB. R. Bit. TO.
A. B.
Carter. If
Oenlns, cf
Shugart, 2b
Wright, lb
Welch, rf
Dolsn. as. ,....,
Hlckay, 3b
Ooncllng, c. ,
BhafstaJ. p.......
0 0
Totals 39 I It n 10
DES MOINES.
AB. R. Bit
PO.
1
Clarke, cf....
Durkee, Sb...
O'Leary. as..
Qulnn, 2b....
Taylor, rf....
Towns, lb....
Hotter, If
Marshall, O..
Barry, p
4
4
. Total 34 3 I 27 11
Omaha 01330010 1-S
Pea Moines 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 0-3
Two-base hits: Wright. Oondlng. Qulnn
Towns (2). Home run: Marshall. Double
Plays: Qulnn to O'Leary to Towns, Bhugart
to Do inn to Wright, first Dase on Dans:
Off Barry, 2; off Shafstal, 4. Wild pitch:
Bnaratai. Time: i:;u. empires: com
panlon and Fohl." .
t. Joe's Errors Coat Game.
. KANSAS CJTT. July J.-St. Joseph's
ecstly errors and two home runs by Jacobs
and Ketrhem combined to give Kansas
City the victory. Attendance, 200. Bcore:
R.H.E
Kansaa City.,. I M 1 10 0 ) M I 1
at. Joseph 01000010 14 !
Batteries: Kansas City, Hess and Mes
attt; HU Joseph, Glade and Oaryln.
Hllwatkt Take a Conple.
PEORIA. July t. Milwaukee took two
gamea from reoria toaay rjy timely nitting
ana errors on me part or tne locaia. At
tendance, 800. Score first game (eleven in
nings): . R H E
Milwaukee 0004101000 1-8 14 i
Piorla 1 0 0 t 0 6 0 I'd 0-7 10 S
Iiatterlea: Milwaukee, Kenna and Lucia;
Peoria, Olmsted and Wilson. - .
Score second gams:,. t .
Mllweukea t 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-6 10 i
Peoria 1 10010000-471
Batteries;. Milwaukee, Vollendorf
Luclai Peoria, Friend and Hesaler.
',;, Itaadlntf of tk Icaats. .
and
Played, Won. Lost.
r.c
.720
.6t7
.6-3
,4u
.4tt0
.4oJ
.377
.820
Milwaukee
60
M
14
Colorado S
nrlng
64
63
61
61
63
63
60
86
28
26
IS
24
20
1
13
26
27
27
29
33
34
Kansas
City ....
6l Joseph
Denver
Poorla
Des Moines .....
Omaha
Game today:
Omaha
at
De
Molnea,
hi. Joseph at Kansaa VUy. Peoria at MU
wauaee.
GAMES IN RATIONAL LEAGUE
Plttsbnrs; Take Final One, WUhelm
t' Reoelvln; Splendid gap.
v : Port.
BROOKLYN, July 2-Plttsburg won the
final game of the series today by I to 4.
Ltarvln had poor support, seven error being
charged against the brooklyna, while WU
helm had the benefit of errorless fielding.
Vlckers, the pitcher-whom Hanlon released
ome time ago, ha been recalled from
Holyoks, Mass, and will travel west with
the team,, which left tonight for Cincin
nati. Attendance, 2,300. Score:
riTTBUItO.. - I BROOKLTN.
a.fi.o.a.a. R.H.O.A.E.
FWaamant, ct 1
Clarke, if.... 4
Sabrloa. rf... I
Wasnat. lk.. t
Krusar, aa.,,4
Leach, la. . 4
Rltther. lb.. I
Phllllpa, ... 4
Strans. Ib... 1
1 t
I 3
4 1
4 1
(iHheekard. If. 1
Dsbba. of 4
eJansinsa, rf.. 1
Uojrla. lb.... 4
Daklea. aa... 4
4 Jaoklltarh. a.
0 IImhI. Ik.... 0
UQarla, p....
3 II
4 14
I 4
4 I
WUhelm. s.i p 4
aAnasrs
ToUla ... I 4 IT 14 1
.... t
TeUIs ... 4 4 47 17 7
xBaJtted tor Oarvln In ninth.
Plttaburg rau..........0 1 0 0 5 0 1 0
Brooklyn ... o 10000001
Earned runs: Pittsburg, 3; Brooklyn, 3.
Two-uim nits: ueaumont. Hebrlng. Wag
ner, Sheckard, Flood. Stolen baaea: Be
rn ng (2), Kltcney, Flrat base on errors
Pittsburg, i. Left on baaea: Plttaburc. 3
Brooklyn. 1. Sacrifice hlta: Beaumont,
ivruger, Leacn, lioods. r irst base on
balls: Off Garvin, 2. Hit by pitched ball:
Bv Garvin, 1; by WUhelm. 1. Struck out:
By Garvin. I: by WUhelm, I. Time: 1:13.
umpire: cmane. .
Beeleltes gnceamb to Phillies
PHILADELPHIA. July 2. Doscher, Chl
cago'a new pitcher, was retired after the
third inning today. He was wild and Inef
fective. Lundgren pitched well, but cbuld
not save the game. Chance had an argu
ment with 1'mplrs O Day and waa ordered
on in grounaa. Aiienoancs, i.os;. score
PHILADELPHIA. CHICAOO.
a
H OA E
atsit
k.H.O.A.B
Thofoaa, cf..
lr't', lb. I
Tltue. It I
Kaar, rt... 4
Barry. Ik ... I
Hulewltt, aa. I
Oleaasa, lb.. 4
Rotk. 4
14 4
t I I 4
4 11 OKaub, 4
I
114 ("Chance, lb... I
14 4 oirook, lb 4
14 1 Jones, of 4
111 t Tinker, a... 4
111 E'-ra, lb ... 4
4 4 4 til' ley. rf...,
III PTajrlnr. Ib... 4
William, p. 4
Doarhar. a... S
Totala ... 7 14 11 14 ;Lundra. p. 4
I . Tatala ... I IN 14
Philadelphia ....
Chicago
Two-baa hit :
....1 030003 7
... 0 0100000 0-1
Ever. Three-baa hit
fertj Sua. Mc I 4c lack.
A. UNTULU C.. ataaart, lajapa. Fw,
IIICMAROSON DRUG CO.. 4trra
Ever. Stolen hs: Change, Jones. Double
lay: Roth to Hulswttt. Left on bases:
hllsdelphla, 7: Chicago. 6. Base on bells:
Oft Dnseher. 2: off Lundgren. 1; off Wil
liams. 4. Hit by pitched hall: By chance.
Harry. Struck out: By Dosrher. 2, by Wil
liams, 4. V lid pitch: Doexher. Tlrae: 1.44.
Umpire: O Day.
Hi
Oat.
BOSTON. July I. The masterly pitchlnr
of Hahn ahut out the home team today
while Cincinnati scored two runs by bunch
ing bits In tne sixth. The game was
prettily snd at times brilliantly played in
the field, C'ooley. Dexter. Tenney and Dolan
making aunrmit running catches, score:
CINCINNATI. , BOSTON.
F..H O A ..! R R O A K.
tVnilla. If.
Keller, el..
Dolen. rf
It eniir. cf ... t l t o
Tenner, lb.. I
Cooler. If ...
0 Stanley, rt. H 4
Moran, e
1 Ab U'Mo. Ib
Orm , Ib
Aabrer, m. ..
Berkley. Ik
u
H.inf.Mt.
Ik 1
Diir. Ik.
Corcoras,
rieia. ..
Haas, p.
...
n.
...
a
11 .Willi
Total! ... Ilin t "2 Total ... 117 4
Cincinnati 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 02
Boston 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 00
Earned runs: Cincinnati 2. Two-baae hits:
Berkley 1, Corcoran. Dexter. Stolen bases:
Tenney. Flrat baas on balls: Off Willi 2,
off Hahn 1. Hit by pitched ball: By Hahn,
Gremlnger. Struck out: By Hahn 6, by
wtiim . ume: i.m. empires: Moran and
Holllday.
Postponed Games.
At New York New Tork-St. Louis garr.
on account of rain.
Standing of the Teams.
Played. Won. Lost.
PC.
Plttaburg
New fork ...
Chicago
Brooklyn
Cincinnati ....
Boaton .........
St Txiula ......
Philadelphia .
Gamea today
3
43
20
.6X3
' .644
69
, M
. b
, W
. 60
, 6.1
. 6
a
26
34
43
40
S
30
24
31
19
' .593
: Mi
.MO
.3:13
.322
Philadelphia at Pittsburg.
GAMES IN AMERICAN LEAGUE
Whit go a Score Eaonga la Third
to Place Bean Eater
Behind.
CHICAGO, July 1 Two consecutive
passes, followed by a neat sacrifice and
two hits gave the locaia enough runa to
win from the leaders today In the third
inning. Owen pitched a steady game,
struck out six men and Old not allow a
walk. Attendance 1,795. Score:
CHICAOO. BOSTON.
R.H.O. A
M
R
HOAX.
Holmes, II... 1
Jones, ef Ill
Green, rt. .. 1 4 I
Callahan, lb. l I e
lahell. lb.... 4
Macoon, lb.. 1 I 1
Tannehlll, u 1
Mi-Farland, sill
Owes, p 10 1
rouhrtr. If 1
114
OOelllne. lb... 0
4 O'Brien, ct..
I T reemtn, rf. t
Paraat.' at...
OtLaChanee,
ljrtrrla, lb
lb 4
.A 4
1 14
nicrlger,
Smith, i
Stahl.
Olbaon,
Total!
7 17 I I
ToUla ... I T 14 14
Chicago 0 0 1 1 0 0,1 6
Boaton 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0-2
Left on baaea: Chlxaco 4. Boaton 0. Two
base hlta: LaChance, Ferrla. Sacrifice hits.
Holmea. Tannehlll. Stolen bases: Holmes
Struck out: By Owen 6, bv Gibson 2. Paeaed
ball: Crlger. Base on balls: OR Gibson 4.
Time: 1:44. Umpire: Hasaett.
Phillies' Pitcher Fail
CLEVELAND. July 1 Cleveland batted
Bender and Plank, two of Philadelphia's
star pitcher, out of the box and substi
tute Outfield Hoffman pitched the laat
three lnnlnga, holding Cleveland down to
two hits and one run. Corner waa retired
at the end of the fifth aa a matter cf pre
caution. In the fifth Inning the locaia made
a alngle, three doubles, a triple and a home
run off Plank. Attendance, 3.920. Bcore:
CLEVELAND I PHILADELPHIA.
a -I
R.H.O
R.
O.A.t.
Bay. eT 1 1 I 4
Bradler. Ih. 1 1 4 t
OHartiel, If.
4
4 14
Plckerlns. at. 0
Daela. lb.... 1
L. Craea. lb. I
Lajola. Ib.... I 4 1 3
Hlckma. lb. t I II 1
McCarthy, If. 1 I 1 4
Flick, rt 1111
)
0
4
0
OiSerbold. rf.. I
UMurphy. lb.. I
Ooehn'r, ss. 3 6 4 I llM. Craas. as.
t
Abbott. 4 14 1 n.Bhlwk, a...
Dornar, p.... 441 Power a, c...
Moore, s 4 4 4 0 v Render, a...
1
0
1
0
I Bern la 4 14 UPlank. p....
IHgtTman, p.
lotaia ...ii ii n it
i i. "ToUla
xBatted for Dor ner In fifth.
...4 I 14 I 4
Cleveland ...v.,,,..,!.).! 10 0 --H
Philadelphia -;.;.W..i'i0 i v i!0 1 0
i
Earned runs: Cleveland.' 6: Philadelphia,
Two-base hlta: Lajole ft). Bay. Bemla.
Hlckmnn. Murphy (2). Hartxet. Shreck.
Three-baa hit:- McCarthy. Home run:
Hickman. Sacrifice hit: Pickering. Stolen
bases: Lajole, Abbott, Flick. First base
on balls: OR Dorner, 2; off Plank. 1;- oft
Hoffman, 1. Left on bases: Cleveland. f.
Philadelphia, t. Struck out: ' By Dorner, 1;
by Moore, Sf; by Bender, 1 Wild pitches:
By Dorner, l; by Moore, l. Time: 2:00.
Umpire: O'Laughlin,
Saint Loa Eight Straight.
ST. LOUIS, July 2-Bt. Louis lost Its
eighth straight game today. New York
winning 3 to 3. Both teams nlayed rood
ball, with Wolf and Donahue pitching,
but St. Louis railed to get lta hits when
needed. A ninth Inning rally by the home
team furnished tha - future. Attendance,
1,000. Score: . , .
NEW YORK. i ST. LOUI8.
R.H.O A. B. I R.H.O.A.E.
Keeler. Ib... 1 t 1 I IIB'irkatt. If. ,. 1 1 1 1 4
Elberfeld, aa 4 1.1 T UHlldrlrk, ef. 4 1 I 4 0
Pulta. ef 4 1 14 OKeraDhlll. rf. 4 4 1 4 4
Wllllama. Ib. 4 1 I I lttnderaon, lb. t 1 It 1
MtParland.. If 4 14 4 a Wallace, aa.. 0 1111
Oanael, lb... 1 1 II 1 Kahoe. e 4 4 4 4 4
Davie, rf 14 14 MtCor'k, lb.. 0 1114
Bavllla. a.... 4 4 I 4 0HII1. Ib. 0 1 1 0
Wolte, p.,... ft 0 1 I SOoubua, p.. 4 14 11
ToUla ...3 7 17 14 l' ToUla 4 14 "l
New York ..1 10000000-3
8t. Louis 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1-2
Two-base bits: Wallace. McFarland.
Sacrifice hit: Bevllle. Double playa: Wil
liam to Elberfeld to Ganxel, Burkett to
Kahoe. 8tolen t-aae: Fultx. .Base on
balls: Off Donahue, 1, Struck out: By
Donahue, 2; by Wolfe, X. Left on baaes:
New York.. ; St. Louts, 6. Timer .1:25.
Umpire: Connolly.
Detroit Win la Klnth.
DETROIT. July 1-MulIln and Wilson
had a rare pitcher' battle today, neither
side scoring until the ninth Inning. Hits
oy Barren ana urawiora ana a pass to
Long Ailed the bases, then Yeager won
the game with his single. The fielding of
tne tocais waa perfect. Attendance. 1.418.
Score: - .
DETROIT. . WASHINOTON.
K. O.A.I.
R.H.O.A.E
Luah. If 4
barren, cf. .. 1
CrawloM. rt. 4
4 14 d Moran, aa.,
4 10 14
4 Selbach. If.
iriarka, lb
4 4 II 4
Carr, lb 4
OIRyao, cf
tHLe. rt
Oi Martin. Ib...
ojRoblnaoa, Sb.
SDrill,
viWIIaes. p....
Laos, aa 4
V eater, lb...
Smith, lb ... 4
McOuira, e... 4
Mullln, ....
-. I
ToUla ... I 4 17 14 tl Tata I a ... hliu
xOn out when winning run scored.
Detroit 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11
Washington 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0
Earned run: Detroit, 1. Three-base hit:
Barrett. Sacrifice hits: Drill. Carr. Baaea
on balls: Off Mullln, 3; off Wilson. 1 First
baso on error: Detroit. L,eft on baaea
Detroit, 7; Washington. 3. Struck out: By
Mullln, 2. Double plays: Mullln to Carr
to Smith to Carr, Moran to Robinson to
Clark. Tim: i:u. umpire: Carruther.
taadlng of tip Tea an a.
Played. Won. Lost. PC.
Boston
.... si
.... 63
.... f
.... 67
.... 66
23
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Detroit
Washington
No game today.
Pi
32
I.
2
27
27
28
X)
30
43
.681
.642
.431
.4,3
.474
.271
.... 66 28
.... 67 27
.... U 1
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION GAMES
Hllaaikaa Baaehe Fonr Hit
aVaaos, Tha Winning
from Kaws. ,
for
MILWAUKEE. July l.-MtlwAuke prac
tically won today's gam with Kansas Cltr
by bunching four hits for seven bases with
two errors, scoring live run. Attendance,
3UI. Score :
MlLWAt'KH. KANSAS CTTY.
a.a.O.A g j 1 H.C.i.t.
SehaSar, tb
Donabaa, lb
Duasaa, rf.
t'nflaub, 4b
DualeeYT. II
1 4 4 4 RotMaaa, ef. I I I I
1 I a 1 axalsaer. rf.. 114 4
14 14 alK.oea. IV... 4 14 1
3 3 14 afiiaar, lb.... 111
4 1 4 4 4 Kaoll. If 4 I 4 4
Hempulll. cf
lilt. cf. J
13 4 Leew, as.... 4 4 3 3
14 4 1 Puller, a 4 4 4 1
viol.
Spear,
4 1 4 4 0,cAa4'-a. Ib I 1 I 1
4 4 1 4V Oau. P 4 4 14
Wao4.
aHoae, 4444DI
hale, p j Total ... 6 14 14 It
Tcaals
mii
Milwaukee I010
Kansas City 1 1 1 4) 0 0 0 0 1-3
framed runs: Milwaukee, 3: Kansas City.
1. Baaa hlta: Off Stone, 3; off Hale, 7.
Two-baae hit: Vng'aub. Three-baa hits:
Msloney, Dunleavy, Rothfuaa. Stolen bases:
McAndrewa, Kolhfuas, Orady, I'nglaub.
Bases nn balls: Off Bton. t, off Qear. 1:
nff Hale, 1. Wild pitch: Hale.' tSiruck
Left on bases: Milwaukee, r Kansas City,
3. Time: l.. Umpire: Cunningham.
Indianapolis Wins by Play.
COI.7'MTU"S. July 2. Indianapolis out
played Columbus at everv rn.int in today'
ram and won easily. The locals' errors
Were costly. Attendance, 1.4:4. Score:
INDlANAroi.l". , convnts
R
H OA K
R II O A m
HiaTtvr. rt I
W. Fox. lb.. I
111 oniaaaon, aa.,
1 4 1 Bannon, ct. .
1 I 0 ti Artwlt. rt....
114 1 Turner. Ib...
t I 4 II Ravntfr, Ib..
I I 4 Thnnay, If...
Ill MrlMr, lb...
Ill fO Pot, t ...
10 4 OjWaanar, p...
441
4
0
1 1
I
4 I
1 0
I
I V
HfTdoB. C,
Coulter, ft..
Jnn, If
Kllifn. lb ...
Tamartt, lb.
Marran. aa. .
Will lama, p
I 11
Totala ...14 14
Indianapolis ..
Colurnbua
Earned nns:
17 ll Totals ... I 11 17 II 4
.... 38000001 310
.... 2000010025
Columbus. 4; Indianapolis,
3. Stolen tae
Jones, sacrince hits: Hey
don, Mnrcan, Williams. Basra on balls:
Oft Williams. 3. Two-base hits: itaymcr,
Gannon, Mellor, Heydon. Coulter (2), Kthm,
Tameett. Double plays: Olesson to Mellor,
Gleason to Raymer. Marran to W. t-ox to
Klhm. Hit by pitched ball: Heydon.
Struck out: Bv agner. 1: by WT.llatns, i.
Time: l.&o. Vmplre: M Mtane.
TOLEDO. July 2 Toledo shut out Iouls
vllle today In one of the prettiest games of
the season. Tnlce during the game Louis
ville had the bases tllle.i. In the third In
ning the bases were filled, with, nobody out,
but they were unable to score. Attend
ance, Boo. Score:
TOLEDO I LOl'ISVtt.T.E. '
RHOA E I RHOAE
Smith, rf....
Owena, aa....
Blank'a'p. If.
Turner, lb...
Bernard, cf..
Klelnow, f...
8-haub, b...
CtilKta. lb ...
ftalallna. p..
. Totals ...
0 14 0 Kerwln. rf... till
1 1 I I Hart. Jb I II 4
14 10 0 nranhoar, lb. 4 4 1 4 I
1 1 II fl t Odwfll, ' cf. .. 4 0 1 0
0 114 0 Sullivan, Sb. 0 I I I
4410 Clrmer. If... 11 0
114 0 Rchrterer, t. 4 4 I 14
4 0 11 OUuinlan, aa.. 0 4 1 I l
1 I 1 I 0 Kt-in. p 4 1 0-4
inWhlte 4 0 4 0
I 7 27 II I
I ToUla ... 4 I 1X14 I
xOwena out.' bunt hits.
xxBalted for Egan la the ninth.
Toledo 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 1 05
Iulavllle 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00
Earned runs: Toledo, 2. Two-base hits:
Relallng, Hart, Kerwln. Home runs: Tur
ner. Struck out: By Rlsllng, 4; by K;m,
2. Base on balls: Off Kels.ing, 1; off Eit.tn,
1. Stolen base: Qulnlan. Left on bastes:
Toledo, 6; Loulavllle, ft. Double plays:
Schatib to Klelnow to Turner. Time;
Umpire: Haskell.
Postponed Games.
At St. Paul St. Paul-Mlnncapo'I game,
on account of wet grounds.
Standing of tlin Team.
Played.
Won. Lost. T.C.
g!i 11 .t.H
a 24 .mm
M ' Sii .b"Q
2H 33 . 441
16 34 .4-i
22 30 .4..1
'21 ' 31 3h2
Milwaukee ..
St. Paul
Indianapolis .
Louisviiie ...
Minneapolis .
Columbus ...
Kansas City
Toledo
bU
ill
t
59
(.9
bi
68
Games today: Milwaukee at Kansas City;
MlnneapoiiH at St. Paul: Indianapolis at
Louisville; Toledo at Columbus.
Junior Lose Two.
INDIANOLA. la., July 2. (Special Tele
gram.) The Union Stock Yards Juniors lost
to Charlton yesterday by a score of 9 to
7. The boys were tired out from -:ng
traveling. Qulnn was hit hard. Bohner a
home run waa the feature. Score:
Charlton 01130130 0-9
Stock Yards 1 0 0 2 0 0 S 0 1-7
Batteries: Qulnn, Mclean nnd Mtllcr.
Hickman and tlaker; Two-base hits: An
derson, Baker (Uj, Miller. Home run:
Bohner. Double play: Wnlnn to Hachler.
Struck out: By Hickman, 10; by Qulnn,
4; by McLean, i. First base on balls: Off
Hickman, ft; off Qulnn, 1. Umpire: Lott.
Simpson's strong college team at In
dlanoia defeated the Juniors here today in
an Interesting game. Caughey s wlldness
In the first inning lost the game for the
Juniors. He pasacd two, hit two and
singles by Henderson ana McNeal netted
Ave runa. Adams relieved Caughey in
thy fifth and stopped all scoring. McNeui
for lndianola pitched a heady game.
Qulnn fielding in center was the feature.
Score:
lndianola 6 0 0 1 0 0 0 17
Stock Yarda 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 01
Batteries: McNeal and Redd, Caughey,
Adams and Miller. Hits: lndianola, 13;
Stock Yarda. 7. Struck out: By Caugtwy,
2: by Adams, 6; by McNeal, . Umpire:
Henderson. .
Franklin Surprises Red Cloud.
. FRANKLIN, Neb.. Julr 2.r-(SpeclaJ Tel-.:
gram.) The Bed Cloud base ball team was
tier today and played a game with the
home boya walch resulted in an easy vlo
tory for Franklin. This Is the first game
fc rankiin naa naa mm season ana tne suc
cess today waa a surprise to everybody.
On account or a neavy wina a small crow a
waa out And it made It disagreeably play
ing. The score:
Franklin 0 0 0 3 0 1 6 0 -10
Red Cloud 1000020003
Batteries: Red Cloud, Barber and Irvln:
Franklin, Robinson and Hayden. Struck
out: By Barber, t; by Robinson, 15.
Arapahoe Defeat Cambridge).
ARAPAHOE. Neb.. July .-(Soeclal Tel
egram.) The Arapahoe High bcliool ball
team detested the Cambridge iiign school
club by the following score in a well
played game on the part of Arapahoe,
while the Cambridge boy were, not up to
their usual standard:
R.H.E.
Arapahoe I 0 1 0 2 0 1 3 -ll 3
Cambridge ....0 00000000047
Batteries: For Cambridge, Sharp ' Rlge
ner and Drulnler; for Arapahoe, F. Bel
lamy and A. Bellamy. Umpire: Patterson.
Holdreg Bents Bed Clond,
HOLDREQE, Neb., July 2 -(8peclal Tel-
egrarn.) iloiurcge defeated tne Ken cioua
team today by the score t 4 to 1. Score:
R.H.E.
Holdrege 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 -4 11 4
Red Cloud ft 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 01 8 2
Batteries: For Holdrege, Pendergraft and
Burmun; for Bed Clouu, Short, Adams and
Whlteomb. Struck out: By Pendergraft,
S: by Scott. 1: by Adams. 3. Two-base hit J:'
Maryalt, Kitxmlller. Double playa: BUck
to Maryott to Doane; Ster to Snort to.
Perry. Time: 1:&. Umpire; Waterman.
Clerks Defeat Indians.
PLATTSMOUTH, Neb., July J. (Special.)
The base ball game at the Chicago Avenue
park yesterday afternoon between the
Clerks of this city and the Amer'cm In
dians, was Interesting-from start to finish
and was won by hard work of the home
iMm Tha feflttirea of tha ifuiiie were the
battery work of W hite snd Schneider and
the heavy stick work of Uous, Perry and
White. Bcore: , ,
Clerks 1 0 0 3 0 0 0 3
-7
Indian
.2 0 1 0.0 0 0 0-6
Port Dodge Wins from Waterloo,
FORT DODGE. I.i., July I. (Special Tele
gram.) Port Dodge hammered out a vic
tory in a ball gam played here today by
a score of 11 to 1. Swalm, who twirled for
Waterloo, wa found for fourteen, hits. In
cluding a home run and a two-bagger,
while Fine, who was in the flrliiar line for
Fort Dodge, allowed only three, scattered
singles. The game was cloee Tip to the
seventh inning, when Fort Dodge scored 6,
duplicating the performance in the eighth.
GUtner Takes Second ;am.
OILTNER. Neb.. July .-(Speclal Tele
gram.) GUtner won the seebnd game from
Mlnden today by a score Of 7 to 2. Bat
teries; Bowers and Jt-ffers, Abltne and
White. Umpire: Brown. Struck out: By
Bowers, 7; by Abllne, 4. liie hits; Olf
Bowers, 4; off Abllne. 12. Two-baae hits:
Garde, O'Neill, Uallentlne.. - Three-base
hits: O'Neill, Obanlon.
Clarlnda Win Poor Game.
CLARINDA. I.. .July t-(SDeclal Tele
gram.) Clarlnda won a loosely played game
today, score: Clarlnda, 7; Shenandoah, A.
Bus hits: Clarlnda, o: Shenandoah, 3.
Krrors: Clarlnda. i: Shenandoah, 3. Bat-
tTles: Clarlnda. Wllkerson abd McMillan
6henandoah. Itioenix and Pollock. Cla
I iitu (fiacu a ineivr aaiiio kill UU uuui.
Lake Contrary Iteualts. '
ST. JOSEPH. Md.. July l.-Red McFar
land. horse owner and trainer, waa futallv
hurt from the kick of a burse today at Lake
contrary, tteauits:
Three-nilnute trot: Orro won, Cleo M,
second, Old bhave third. Time: 2:i,.
Three-minute pace: Klllar won. lied SI
second, Ely Coon third. Time: 2:23'. ,
. Games la Three I Uaase,
At Rock Island Rock Island, 2; Spring
neii, i.
At Rock ford Rock ford. 4: Davenport. 3.
At Dubunue Dubuque,. 11; Cedar Rapids.
4.
At Decatur Decatur. 4; Bloomlngton, 1.
Bala ttaia kpriuais Game.
COIX)RADO SPRINGS. July 2-Today
gam
half
m s called In the middle of Denver'
of the fuurth inning on account of
rain, with the score I to 1 In favor of tha
locals.
- Host rail Winner.
SIOl'X FALLS. S. D. July 2 (Special
leiegram i i ne diuux r ails team of th
Iod-SMith DakniM ieii this afternoon
on in local g round actuated Bioua City
WATER BOY WINS SUBURBAN
OJotn &id to Victory, Be alia; Tuck
Eecord by Two-Tifih Second.
IRISH LAO FIGHTS GAMELY FOR LEAD
One Length Separates Two First, Tt 1th
the Favorl'.a Goldsmith .Serea
Lengths Behind In Third
Place.
NEW YORK,, July 2. Before a crowd of
30.000 person J. B Haggin'a Waterboy,
with Odom up. won the Suburban renewal,
worth Ill.fOO, at Sheepshead Bay tody,
breaking the track record for the mile and
a quarter by covering the distance In
2:04'V This is two-fifths of a second faster
than the previous record, made by Salvutor
In 1S90. The Brooklyn handicap winner,
Irish Lad, waa second, and Goldsmith, the
favorite, a bad third.
Goldsmith, from the W. C. Whitney
stable,' was ' made a hot favorite, with
Whitney Duryea' Irish Lad second
choice and Waterboy next In demand.
Only a short time was. lost at the post
and they were sent away to a good start
Blues wa first to show, Irish Lad second
and Waterboy third. Ooldsmlth was fifth.
Blues 'Showed' the way atound the first
turn and Into the back stretch, with Irish
Lad second. ' ,
Going down the back stretch Blues opened
up a gap of two lengths on Irish Lad,
with Waterboy right at the latter s heels.
The favorite was running fifth. Rounding
the far turn Bucns on Irish Lad and Odom
on Waterboy went' after the leader. Blues.
Foot by foot they closed the gap and at
the mile pole both had Blues beaten. Com
ing Into the stretch. Woterboy and Irish
Lnd were running like a team, both boys
reserving their strength for the final effort
In the last eighth of a mile.
At the mile and one-eighth pole Burns
went to the whip and although the 3-year-old
responded gnmcly he was never able
to head Waterboy, who gradually drew
away and won by a length.
Irish Lnd was second, seven lengths In
front of Goldsmith. Results:
First, six furlongs: Unmasked won.
Olvmplnn second. Slave third. Time 1:13.
Second, five and one-hnlf furlongs sell
ing: Sandhurst won. The Lady Rohesla sec
ond. Origin third. Tlmel:nx.
Third, mile: Ada Nay won, Adlos second,
Othan third Time 1 :.".!,.
Fourth, mile nnd one furlong. The Spend
thrift: Injunction won. KugrnTu Bureh sec
ond. Merry Acrobat third Time 152
Fifth, mile and one-fourth. The Suburban
renewal: Waterboy, 112 (Odom). 4 to I, won;
Irish Led. US (Burns), 7 to 2. second: Gold
olU1' 112 Itrdforn' 2 to 1. third. Time
Blues, Major Dalngerdeld, Bonnlbcrt and
Clenwater ran. -
Sixth, mile, selling: Dnmon won. Court
enay second. Bellarlo third. Time 1 :H4.
Seventh, handicap, mile nnd one-sixteenth
on turf: Tugal Bey won. Dr. Raylor sec
ond, Articulate third. Time
EVENTS ON RUNNING TRACKS
Three Records, Ono for the World.
' Are Smashed at Washing;
ton Iark.
CHICAGO. Julv 2. necord-hranbtna- n.
formances were continued st Washington
Park today, one world's record besides two
racK records being smnshed. Glassful set
i new worlds mark for the mile and a
Ixteenth in the final., race of the rtav.
making the distance In 1:44. Hyphen
went the distance In 1:444 over the Brigh
ton course July Inst year and Blue Girl
ii i.e7 ai morris iara in Aiay, 1SW1.
Fred Leppert won the. Ouickaten atobna
ror 2-year-olds and ret i new track record
of 0:47 flat for the Toiif furlongs, reducing
the old record four-fifths of a second
Sylvia Talbot won th fifth race and made
new track record of 1:1B far alv ani n..
half furlongs. Ttesnlts:
hirst race,-lour anrr one-half furlongs:
Trompeuse man. My Jhna second, William
Wright thfrd.' Time: 0:o4..
Second race, mile and one-sixteenth, for
-yrar-ois ano upwaro: Louisville won.
Miracle II second, Felix third. Time:
:4&i. .
Third race, four furlonirs. for !.vr.ni.ii
the Quickstep stakes 32,000 added: Fred
Leppert won, Don Domo second, Paris
third. Time: 0:47. r
Fourth race, one mile: Tim r or won
Schwalbe second, Toah third. Time: l:s.
nrtn . race, six and one-ha'f furlongs:
Sylvia Talbot ww, Golden Rule second,
Urusndos third. Time: 1:19.
Sixth race, mile and one-sixteenth:
Glassful won, Bonster second. Our Bessie
third. Time: 1:44V
ST. LOUIS, July 2.-Results:
First race, five ftirlona-a. nurae: Wreath
of Ivy won.' B"h Smith second, Sara rose
third. Time: L04U.
Second race, six mrlonss. nelllnav Ttlna.
grass Girl won. Cardwellton second. Mike
Strauss third.. Time: 1:17.
Third race, ilve furlongs, selllna: Be'l
the Cat won, Athenant second, Tiomaln
third. Time: 1:04.
Fourth race, mil and one-sixteenth.
purse: Orris won, Helen Print second.
ettijohn third. Time: 1:50.
Fifth race, mile snd seventy yards, sell.
lng: Lasso won, Gaalighter second, Ga
lanthits third. Time: 1 :4SV4.
Sixth race, one mile, nurse: Golden
Glitter won. Kenova Second, Landola third.
Time: i:jv.
DETROIT, July 2.-Results:
First rnre. lx fur'onas: Prodlsslltv won.
Dvnnsty aecond, Wild Wave third. Time:
iyt. ...
Second race, four furlongs: Rowland M
won, Frank Somers second. Caybon third.
Time: 0:M'i. .
Third race, mile and one-sixteenth: An.
tollght won, Bummer II second, Taxman
third. Time: 1:4!H.
Fourth race, six furlongs: June Collins
won, Clarlstlna seaond, P'roken third.
Time: 1:17H. ,
Fifth race, on roller 'John J. Tlea-an won.
Artist second, Jerry third. Time: 1:43M.
Sixth race, handicap, steeplechase, short
course: eauber won. Bat My Boy second.
Faraday third. Time: 3:4E.'
Welly and Kahn Win Doable.
Welty and Kuhn carried off the honors
in the nnals in the double in the St. Croix
handicap last night after four sets of very
even piny with Bollard and Scrlhner. They
nun a Handicap or, nait it), which aided
them considerably, as they were well
mstched agulnst their opponents without
the , am or It. A light wind interfered
with the lobbing of 1'ollnrd and Bcrlbner.
which Is one of their stroug plays, while
they lid not have the c!?ver team work of
Welty and Kuhn, who played together like
veterans.
Tinlicht Younsr and Pollard will finish tha
finals In the singles in the handlcaD. Two
sets have been played already ami Toung
nas laxen mem nnin, ins scor In the
match In the doubles was:
Welty snd Kuhn (half 1E defeated Pol
lard and Hcribner (scratch), 6-4, i-3, 4-6, 6-4.
. Yearling Feteh Big Money.
NEW YORK. July J.-Odnd prices pre
vailed at the sale of the Bowllna Brook
snd Eaton stud yearling sal at Sheepshead
Bay today. The b. c. by Bowlfng Brook or
r i lKrane-i orreenon. nair nrother or
Yankee, waa knocked down to J. E. Madden
for 38.WpO. Mr. Madden also bought the
b. c. hy Imp (lalnre-L. Intrtirua nte for II. fl").
and paid ll.au for the b. . by Flllgrane
Imp La Mlsere.
The other best sale wer: Br. or blk. e.
by lmr Galore r Flllgrane-IJule Briker.
V. (Hmrson, HOV), and Escutcheon, h
rv imp
v Imp Gold Crest-Affect, Frank Brown
41.8UU.
Raring at Fort Dodge.
FORT PODGE. la.. July 1 (Special Te e
gram.) Summary of race under the man
agement of the Mineral City Driving Park
association here today:
Trot line, 2 li class:
Bob M
Paul L.
Twine
Mabel F
Time: :V). 2:rtRV,.
Special trot, t.ii class:
Van Mart
Bill Bailey
1'lHtteman
Time: 3:41, 3:33, 1 34.
Running, one-half mile. Fort
Lsrrliy: Bobble Green wmi, lady
second. Cherry .Bounce third.
"Dodge
Lewis
Aral Patrick la th Winner.
LONDO, July 1-Ard Patrick. winnr
or the- derby in wen th Princess o
Wale stakes si the Newmarket race meet
lng todav. Royal Lancer wa uuud and
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MS ONLY $14.75
TO CHICAGO
N . AND RE
uunois
June 18, 30 and July I. Good for Return Until Sept. 15
CITY TICKET OFFICE, 1402 Fariiam Street
W.
afcaaem
SEAS MAUL RACING ACUTS
Oonititntion it Fat Oat of Business and
Beliacc Buffors Blight Injury.'
COLUMBIA LOSES MAN OVERBOARD
Sienport Contests Are Cancelled,
Boats Being; Ordered to Itemala
Quiet Till Keir York
Clab's Cruise.
NEWPORT, R. I., July 2.-For the first
time In' the hlBtory of American W-footcrs
fatal accident occurred today. Carl B.
Olsen, a seaman on the old cup derenner
Columbia, was washed from the bowsprit
Just before the yacht reached tha first turn
In today's race and was drowned.
When the yacht lifted from a big wave
Into which It had plunged, Olsen waa seen
almost under the stem, clinging to the bob-
stuy, but before- aid could ba given him
the sloop dipped Into another comber and
he wa not seen afterward.
Captain Miller of Columbia thinks Olsen
was struck by the overhang of th craft
a It cam smashing down and knocked
nsenslhle. Columbia came Into the wind
instantly. Two life buoys wer thrown
Into the wator and the tender launched rs
quickly as possible. Two men Jumped Into
the tender and rowed 'round for twenty
minutes ready to pick Olsen up If he came
to the surface. Three sailor swarmed up
the mast and looked for soma sign of the
unfortunate man, but without success.
New liacri Cancelled.
At S tonight th commute posted tha
following bulletin at the club station:
The Newport series for W-footers will
not b finished. Ther will be no more
racing until the yachts start on the New
York Yacht club's cruise.
Today's race wa also marred by a mis
hap to Constitution. Boon after the start
It carried away the Jaw of it gaff and
the great steel spar, swinging forward,
buckled In the center.
Tn main Bail wa ripped clear across
several time and rendered practically
worthless. It waa the best mainsail the
boit had spread this season and th third
that had been tried this year.
Reliance received th severest buffeting
It ha had sine being launched. Th sea
waa terrible for racing yacht and when
tha yacht reached It mooring It ws no
ticed that It had a big dent five feet long
In th plating close to tha waterllne on
th port bow. Th Indentation waa similar
to that Constitution sustained two year
ago.
Reliance sailed splendidly. The wind blew
mora than twenty mile an hour and all
thre yacht found they could not even
carry small working topsails to windward,
so thy went oft under th three lower
sails only. It.wa tha stlffest brees snd
hardest sea that th boats have been out
In sine th season's rsclng began, and had
ther bn no accident the record of a
thirty-mile triangular course would have
been cut down considerably. As It was
Reliance with no craft to push It and with
only a No. 1 Jib topsail hoisted, In ad
dition to th thre lower sails, cam to
the finish line from tha second turn In
47 minutes, .10 seconds, the fastest ten-mil
leg ever tailed. Th rigging and spar of
Reliance went through the test In splendid
style, not a strand being tartd. Results:
Elapsed
.tart. Finish. Time.
Reliance
t'olumhla
IConstltution
Did not finish.
HXIOO t.l:20 J.t9:S0
, 13'lvi:4
, 12-32:00
t Disabled.
Thre Paara Knee at Daitatf Oat.
SALT UKB CITY, Jul I It took
Aurelio lierrera of Csllfo. nla Just three
punches snd two minutes aid ten seconds
to effectively dlepoaa of a tighter who
claimed lo I Jark Downey, the Brooklyn
V'ina.ii ii wimiia ila)lw
featherweight. Downey was knocked down
aliw a nUAuua CgLUcg aitd wa aeut
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The Lfixgeit SelUni Brtvnd of Cigars in the
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down again immediately,' The third tiru
lierrera a right connected with his Juw
Downey went down and out for ten
minute. Herrer broke a bone In his hand
and will be laid up for some time.
CANUCKS &ESJTHENLEY EIGHT
Toronto Argonauts Captare Big Great
at Philadelphia by fosr
: "'' ' '' Lengths. ' '
PHILADELPHIA, July l.-The big race
In th first American "Henley," held under
the auspices of the newly organised Amer
ican Rowing sssoelstlon, was won this
afternoon by the Toronto Argonauts. The
race was rowed over the Schuylkill river In
Fairmont park. The distance, one and
flve-slxteenths mllea, Is the same as that on
the English Henley course.
The regatta today was not as fully rep
resentative of the American onrsmen as
th stewards had hoped. Out of the twenty-seven
entries In the ten events seven
teen were from Philadelphia, four from
Boston, two from Detroit and one each
from Baltimore, New Haven. Han Francisco
and Toronto. The, weather, was. clear and
hot. and the river smooth.
Tke greatest Interest wss manifested In
the e'ht-oiired shell race between the
Torohto Araonauts. the Yale freshmen, a
mixed crew from-the .University of Penn
sylvania and the. Union Boat club of Boa
ton. 4
Th Canadian won easily by four lengths.
They took the lead at the start and were
never headed. Yale and Pennsylvania
finished a beautiful race for second place.
Yalo led Pennsylvania over half the course
and though Pcnns drew up they could not
hold the gain, and Yale finished second by
nearly half a length.
In th first single., sculls. Ernest George
of Boston defeated Robert P. Blake, also
of Boston. A. W.. Pap of San Francisco
wa also in this race. Shortly after the
race started he stopped rowing and claimed
he was fouled by Oeorge. The stewards
reserved' their decision, but Pape luter
withdrew his claim of foul.
The closest race of the day wa between
the University ot Pennsylvania and the
Ariel Boat club of Baltimore In the four
oared shell event. The Artels were even
with tha Pennsylvanlans till almost at the
end bad steering lost them th contest by
two feat -
W. A. Mclkelhsm of New York and Innls
Forbea of Philadelphia refereed the race.
While one referee wa taking a race down
the river th other wa getl.ng tha next
crew started.
Following is a summary of all events not
made up exclusively of local men:
Elght-oared shells: Won by Argonaut
Rowing club of Toronto, Canada: Yale
freshmen second, University of Pennsyl
vania third. Union Boat club of Boaton
fourth. Time: (JHh.
Hlnale sculls: Won by Ernest Oeorge of
the Boston Athletic association, Robert P.
Blake of the Union Boat club of Boston
second. Time:
Four-oared shells, witnout coxswain:
Won by University of Pennsylvania, Ariel
Boat club or usiumore second, Detroit
Boat club third. Time: 7:60.
tight-oavrwi sneu race tor scnooi crews:
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Schlitz it the pure beer, the clean beer, the filtered and
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Pair-oared shrills! Won hy Detroit Boat
club, Vesper Boat ,tluh of Philadelphia se,c-'
ond. . Time; .l:22H Only two starters.
ALLEN, PLAYS IN SEMI-FINAL
Beat Leroy In Middle States Cham
plonahlp linn Tennl Tour
nament. MOUNTAIN STATION. ORANOE, N. J
July 2. In the middle state's champion
ship lawn tennis tournament the woman's
championship singles were ' begun today
with a formldnble array. Including Miss
l'u rile B. Neely of Chicago and Miss
Marlon Hall of California.
Jn the men's singles the Phllndelphlan,
Harry F. Allen, whs beaten by Robert F.
Leroyi of Columbia In a struggle for a
Place n the semi-final round. Earlier Allen
had defented the Prlncetonlan l.nrnoil, In
a oard mntch. Ward and Ware, Leroy
and Grant ami the Wrenn brothers all wo.i
their plays In the semi-final roupd of the
doubles.
' Y. M. C. A. Tennis Tourney
The Y'oung Men's Christian association
tournament will play their second round
of singles tonight on the association courts.
Tho mutches are:
McNulty (30) against Daniels (scratch).
Phalen (lb) against Patterson (owe lfii.
Tebblns (owe half 1C) against Hartley (ir).
Hamilton (3d) against winner of Myers
(lr.)-Riieh (1B nistiti.
Last night Hartley (IB) beat Qllmor (owe
16), 11-9. 4-6, 6-4.
King Will Present Trophy.
LONDON.' July 1 King Edward will
visit the National Rlflo association's onmn
at Blsley July. 13 and will present th
Palma trophy to the winning team.
Lldderdale and Laneaboro are bright, nets
town on the, Chicago Great Western rallr
way. For particulars writ Edwin B. Ma
gill,, manager, Townalt department. Fort
Dodge, la.
Fear of Lynching.
III.. July 3. John. MeRav. who
PEORIA,
a week ago Tuesday night shot and In
stantly killed Detective Murphy and who
was secretly removed to tlubslxirg to pre
vent being lynched, was quietly brought
back early today by ordois of Judge Oreea
of the principal circuit court. A special
5 rand Jury will assuredly Indict him snd
urige Green desires tn appoint sn sttorney
to defend him Immediately. It Is not be
lleved sny further attempt will be made to
lynch him.
Lotla la a l-aoil Speculator.
SAN FRANCIRCO. July J-Lotu
M
Crahtree, the actress, has sold her realty
In this city snd left for the east. She rea
lised 3WI.00O for a tiler of property which
cost her 312,000 In is.
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