o
THE OMAnA DAITjX BEK: THURSDAY, Jt'LY 30, 100.1.
PIRATES RODT TOE REDS
SSSaaSasSBaSBaSBt
Timely Hitting Deciding Ticlof ia Pitta-
tnrg'i Latest Victory.
HARPER'S GIFTS AND TEAM tfcRORS HELP
ClartnMtl Bats at lMOort Tlsaes,
Almost Always Harts) West Lft
Bases at Cloaa mt
tml.
CINCINNATI July I.-rittaburg took the
la.t linn of the aerie from Cincinnati to
f day by timely hlftlng. Harper's few gifts
and tha error behind vera coatty. Cin
cinnati could not hit Kennedy's delivery at
Uie right tkma and in every Inning but one
had men left on bases, pelts waa ordered
off the grounds' In tha last Inning for abua
ln Lmplre O Day. Attendance, 1,800.
Score:
rTTTSBCRO. . CINCINNATI
R.H.O.A X RHOAB.
fluaamont, ef. 1 4 Donlltl. If.... ! t S t S
SMina. rr...O 1 4 t Saynour. ct .. 1 lie
w.jn.r, m...l lie 1 ixjlao. rf I t I
Bran.Orld, lb 1 II e TBaclT. lb... S t 1
Lraca. lb 1 I 1 0 Bt Inl.ldt. lb. i
Bit! hr, lb... 1 I T 0i( orcoran, M.. tit
Kruter, .. t 111 frK.IIrr, 2b.... t 114
Snub, e t 4 t a P.m. e...
Kanna4jr, a... 114 frHarpar, p.
tela
.. e e e i
IIIO I li Tatals t f M 14
n i i m i o -?
0 0 03
Pittsburg.
t WI!dtoh: gcaraldt. Time: 2:9.
plre: Emslle.
taadlag at the Teaaaa.
Flttsburr. 1
ChWaa ()
w lor hi
Cincinnati
Hrrmklyn
Boston
Bt. Louis
Philadelphia ...
iMmea today:
t'm-
Woa. Lost P.C.
R7 2 .6T1
(4 M e)
4X M .MS
44 43 .t
41 .4M
35 4t .:
S3 M .H7
M 57 .!
Pittsburg at St. Louis;
nan.
7
... It
... al
... n
... K
New Ynrli at Brooklyn;
Chicago at Clncln-
KmIot. rf.... 4
larfal, aa.. I
Wllltama, lb., t
Mrrarland, ef 1
Tannaklll, H. 4
Daivi, lb..
trrownnr.
Totals.
I'lttsburg
ClnclnnaU ........... 0 9 10 2
Earned runs: Cincinnati. 1
2. Two-base hit: Bevmour. Left on bases
Cincinnati, 10; Pittsburg, 4. Stolen bases:
Keiley (2). Berkley, Leach. Double plays:
Corcoran to Keiley to Beokley; Keiley to
to Corcoran to Beckley. First on balls: By
Harper, 2; by Kennedy, 4. Struck out: Br
Harper, : by Kennedy, 2. Time: 1:45.
Umpire: O'Day.
Microbes Taka Erea One.
CHICAGO. July 29.-Chlcaa;o defeated St.
Louis today In an evenly played and Inter
esting corneal of ten innings. Single scored
the winning run on hla triple and on a sin
gle by Williams. Cftsey had his face badly
cut by a hot ball from Farrells bat in the
eighth. Tha accident forced hla retire
ment. Attendance, 1,200. Score:
CHICAGO. BT. LOUIS.
R.H.O. A. B.I R.H.O A B.
1 I I t t rarrall. tb ... t I I 4 t
0 111 Doenmn. rf.. 1
e e ii t i dmaot, ct t
81r. If..
., lb.,
rbani-a, lb.
Jonen, cf. ..
Evcrs. lb..
Harlrr, rf.
Knng,
. t 0 1 t
.40100
i e t
lite
Tinker, M-lb. 0 t 0 t 0
Mtn.tra. 0 14 11
Wllllama, aa.. t 1 t 1 I
Drain, as 0
Harcla?. If.. 0
nark. I 0
HickKL lb.. 0
Rjrtn, c, t
iron, a I
I 0
0 I
t It
t
1 0
I t
0 t
1 t
t t
1 0
4 t
GAMES IN AMERICAN LEAGUE
lew York Jest Scrapes Tbroagh,
Beat lag Boetea 1st Battlag
Caatest.
BOSTON, July By a narrow margin
New York won In today's terrific batting
contest, IS to 14. Cheabro waa batted out of
the box In the sixth. Toung was hit hard
throughout. Attendance, 4,li. Score:
MW TOR K. I BOSTON
I H.O.A.I R.H.O.A.B.
Csarav. lh.l 111 0 rvniahart?. II. I I I 1 I
lit wrolllna. lb.... 1 1 I I v
It fO'RrVra. cf .. I I 1 t t
4 4 I 0; Krwinu, rf.. t S 4 t t
1111 Parant, aa I 1 I I 4
tit CU'-hun. lb. I 1 1
. 1 I 10 1 01 rr!, lb I I 1 I 1
. 1 I t I arrinr. e 1 t 1 I
nmM a.... 1 t e 1 ttVeuBc. b 4 0 4 1 4
HonlL 1 lit CC. etahl t t t t t
H"J. tub I ... 1 1 t t t
Totals M II 17 11 ll ;
Totala 14 It V 11 t
ftatteJ for Criger In ninth.
xx Batted for Young In ninth.
New York S 0 1 1 4 0 1 It
Boston 1 1 1 t 0 4 It
Earned runs: New York. Boston, S
Two-base hits: Dourhertv. Ferris 2). Con-
roy (2), McParland. Elberfeld. Three-bese
bite: Dougherty. O'Brien, Freeman, ort-
roy, Kioerield, Btani, w imams, noraorun;
Dougherty, O'Brien. Stolen baaes: Dough-
ertv. Keeler tit. McFarland. TanneQIII
Ftrat baas on balls: Off xoung, l; on
Howell. 1. Struck out: By Young. 4:by
Chesbro. t: by Howell, L Time: 2:10. Urn
plre: Bnerldan.
Delrelt Kauilly Beats Batata.
nsrrROrr Julv m Tn a falrlv well
plaved game Detroit easily beat St. Louis
today. Kllaon scored the hits, while Selver s
own error and two hits guve Detroit three
runs in the third. Attendance, Z,au. ecore:
DSTSOIT. ST. LOtlS.
b.u n a a I a. H O. A B
Birntt, rf... 1 t t t OBurbett, If.... 1 1 t 0
l mm ir Ilea miniii. rt ... 0 I 0 t 0
mmi. lb o
Minn. lb. 0 1 4 1 0
Will". M... 0 1 I 1 0
HrmubilL cl.. till
Crawlora. H.. 0 1 t 0
orr. lb 1 I t 1 01
MrAllUter. si I II t
MeUnlre, ... 0 1 7 1 i
Vaiw, lb.... 0 t 1 1
Smith, lb.... tilt
KiUou. a t t 1 I i
4111, b...
I;nr, a..
HldrKh
t t 4 1 0
0 110 0
. 0 0 0 1
.tote
1 It 14 T 1
Total 1 txll 11 1
loll 1 10 IT
xOne out when winning run scored:
Chicago 0 1 0 0 0 01 0 1-1
St. Louis ...0 0 0 1 0 t 0 1 t 0-1
Left on bases: ' Chlcagd, 7; St. Lotils, 1
Two-base hits: Donovan. Barclay. Thrce
bflnn hit: Slagle. Sacrifice hits: Casey,
Harley, Menefee, Brain.' Stolen bsses:
Chance. Donovan. Btruck out: By Mene
fee, 4: by Brown, 1. Bases on balls: Oft
Mennfne, 1; off Brown, 3. Time: 1:60. Um
pire: Moran.
New York Takes Final Oae.
NEW YORK, July 29New Tork won
the final aame of the Dresent series from
itoston toaay. me score oeing a to i. liotn
Ditchers were effective, but errors In the
Arid and Malarkey's wlldneaa at times
I proved costly to the visitors. Babb'e fleld-
ilDS waa a feature. Attendance, 2,600. Score:
NBW YORK. . BOSTON.
RHOAB. RHOAB.
Brown,. rf....t 1 1 1 t Cooler. If.... t S t t t
Brinha. til 1 I I OTenney, lb... t 1 t t 1
Hcuana. IB.. 0 111 t t Btanlor, rf.... t I 0 1
Mm, u...;t e e e ecreej. rt....o e i t t
Bbb, n 1 1 t 4 0 Mormn, t t t t 1
Imno. lb t 1 t I lAbb'tlrklo. lb t S 1 t 1
Oilbtrt, lb....t t 4 4 1 Orainlncw. U 0 0 I 0 0
Win,r. o t t 1 1 OlAubrer, H....1 14 0 1
atcUlaaltr, a. 1 I 0 I oMUrk7. .. 1 1 1 I
ToUU I mil l ToUla. t f 14 I I
New York 01S090ei-
Boston 00000101 02
Earned run: Boston, 1. First on errors:
Boston, 1; New York, 2. Left on basee:
Boeton, I; New York, S. Three-base hit:
Aubrey. Sacrifice hit: Tanney. 'Stolen
base: Mertea. Double plays: Malarkey to
Tenney; Browne to Babb; Babb to Gilbert
to McOann; Babb to McUann. First on balls:
Off Malarkey, 4. Hit by pitched ball: By
Malarkey, 2: by McOlnnlty, 2 Struck out:
,y Malarkey, 1. Time: 1:40. Umpire:
Johnstone. .
Phillies Beat Brooklyn.
BROOKLYN. July .-In a heavy bat
ting game Philadelphia defeated the home
team today by 12 to 7. Duggieby started to
pitch for Philadelphia, but wag relieved by
Fraser In the second Inning. Attendance,
2,600. Score: '
PHILADELPHIA. I BROOKLYN.
K H O. A B.I R.H.O.A B.
Tbsmaa, rf... 0 110 String, lb. ... I lilt
1110 Shrrd. U..1 I I
lilt Pobbi, rl Ill
1110 Dorlo. lb I 1 11
Off OrlKtall, ; off Williams, 1; off Mc
Donald. . Stolen lKe: KlHnow. l-rt on
banes: Toledo, 8; Minneapolis, t. Sacrifice
hits: Blankenahlp. Kleinow, Child. Ivmtile
plays: Owenn, Chllda and Turner; Child",
Owens and Turner. Wild pitch: McDonald.
Time: 2:1ft. Umpire: Cunningham.
Score, second game
TOUT no.
Smith, rf
FUiiMbji. rf.
Turner, lb...
arrnaM, II..
Kl'l now. r...
9rbanb. lb...
rtilld,. lb...
RrlUing, p..
:ro. 1 stiNNBAPot.ii
R H O A B HO. A B.
0 110 l!ollln. rf.. 1 1 t t t
1111 0 Kpooner. Ik..l I I 1 I
t t 4 0 nllllT. U t t I t 0
1 1 II 1 OP. tnltb. rf.. 0 1 1 0 0
t I 1 0 O'Orler. M. t 1 1 I 0
1111 t Mrlntrra. lb.. 0 0 t I 1
1111 0 Mania, lb.... Ore III
t t I t IIlr. r t t T 1 0
UVubla4r, p. t s t e
p... 0 1 0 1 ill
..... 4 M IT IS
Totals.
Toledo
Minneapolis ....
Two-base hits:
Owens, Turner.
Totali .... 1 4 4 It 1
..220O9S0 e 4
..leoeoooo ei
Sullivan. 2. Home runs:
Struck out: By Relating,
4; by Vaablnder, 6. Bases on balls'. Off
Retallng, 3: off Vaablnder, 4. Sacrifice hits:
Smith. Owens. Kleinow. Chllds. Left on
base: Toledo, 0; Minneapolis. 3. Double
plays: Schaub to Turner to SohaiiO. Owens
to Chllds to Turner. Oyle to Martin to
Spooner. Wild pitch: Vaablnder. Stolen
bases: Smith, Schaub, Rels'.lng. Time:
1:60. Umpire: Cunningham.
Pestpoaed Uaaaes.
At Indianapolis Kansas Clty-Indlanapolls
game, rain.. Double-header on Thursday.
Standing of the Teaaas.
Played. Won. Lost P.C.
.. 7
.. 83
.. hs
.. 78
.. fR
.. S7
.. 86
.. 8S
Kansas City st Indian'
64 31 .644
S3 30 .39
45 40 .6J
39 39 .50
43 43 .60
3b bl .414
34 .S95
33 63 .3K8
.0 10
,000
0 0
e o
drawn, lb... I
w olrrrton. lb 1
Kelitrr, rf I
Barry, If 0
Doualaaa, IbL. S
Huliwitt, aa.. 1
Roth. r. ...... I
Dufglibjr. p.. 0
Praaar, p t
lOOt Dahltn. aa 1 I 0
1 t t t MaOratry. rf."9 1 t
111 0 Plood. lb 001
S T S O'Jarklltach. x.. t t I
tOO 0 Schmidt, p.... 0 0 0
1
1
t
t t I tiDoaachar. P...I t t t I
auaaalar S S a a
Total, J! 13 n 14
I ' Totala T 11 IT IT I
At Batted for Schmidt in eighth.
f fhlladelphla ....I 6 0 2 0 0 1 2 012
Jjtrooklyn .; S 16012000 7
Earned runs: Philadelphia. 4; Brooklyn,
Two-base hits: Sheckard (2), Dobba,
.V'freery. Three-base hits: Oleason. Wol-
vetton, Relator, Strang. Left on bases:
Philadelphia. 7: Brookyln, 7. Home run:
Dahlen. Stolen bases: Barry (2), Roth,
Doyle. Double plays: Roth to Douglass,
Both to Oleason. Dahlen to Flood to Doyle.
First base on errors: Philadelphia, 2 First
base on balls: Oft Schmidt, oft Doescher,
1; off Fraser. 6. Saorlflee hits: Kelster,
Hulxwitt. Hit by pitched ball: By Schmidt,
t Struck out: By Schmidt, 1; by Fraser,
Totals. S 10 17 14
Total..
kBatted for Si ever in ninth.
Detroit 1 0300001 -8
St. Louis 1 0000000 0-1
Earned run: Detroit. Two-base hits:
Lush. Smith, McOulre. Three-base hlU:
Carr. Martin. Sacrifice hit: Kitson. Stolen
bases: Barrett, Lush. Bases on balls: OB
Kitson, 1; off Slever, '2. First base on er
rors: St. Louis, 2. Left on bases: Detroit.
6; St. Louis, 10. Struck out: By Kitson, 7;
by Slever. 1. Double play: McOulre to Mc
AUIater. Time: 1:35. Umpire: Connolly.
Darkness Stona Phillies Game.
PHILADELPHIA, July -Philadelphia
and Wasnlngton played a ten-inning draw
today, darkness putting a stop to the game.
The tail-endera got after Henley in a lively
manner in the latter halt of the game and
the champions were lucky to escape defeat,
as Washington had men left on bases In all
of the later Innings. Attendance, 8.53b.
Score:
WASHINGTON. PHILADELPHIA.
a u n A n I R.H.O.A.B.
Mora, as 0 S I t t Plrkarlnt. ef . I 1 I 1 t
Ryao, el t t 4 t tBbrark. lt J J " 1
Clarka, lb,... 1 t t 1 tb Croaa. lb... 1 1 1 1
Salbarb, II.... I 110 osaynoio,
Leo. rf t lit t Hoffman, It., t
Couahlla, lb., t t 4 1 IMmrphr. Ib...
McCorni k, IB 1 1 I 1 1 at. v-ruaa. mm., w
Kltlradaa. 6.. 0 0 4 I 0 Poarera, ....!
Wtlaoa, p 0 1 0 S lHnl.r, p.
iawij
Totals 4 S SO t 01
ToUU...
xBatted for Henley. .
Tnj..v,ir.n aaOOOllOS 0 I
thii.a.fnhl A004000UO u
Earned runs: Waehlngton. z; rniiauei
phla. 2. Two-base hits: Seybold (2). L.
Cross. Belbach. Sacrifice hit: Henley,
Double plays: Pickering to Shreck: Mc--.inir
n Pl.rV. in Moran. Left on bases:
Washington. 6; Philadelphia, 3. First base
on balls: Off Henley, 4; off .Wilson, 2. Hit
by pitched ball: lieniey. i. mruia uui.
By Henley. 2: by Wilson, 2. Time; 1:60.
Umpire i Haasett.
Standing of tbe Taarna.
Plaved. Won. Lost. P.C.
Boston 84 66 Z
Philadelphia, M, M 34 .656
Cleveland 82 44 38 .6J8
Detroit 70 41 38 .619
New York 78 38 40 .487
Chicago 80 36 44 .460
St. Louis 7 84 45 .410
Washington 82 27 Do .S
Oames today: Bt. Loula at Detroit:
Cleveland at Chicago: Washington at Phil
adelphla; New York at Boston.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION GAMES
Mllwankee Goes Under Again, Lonts
tlle Seerlng Victory In
rirat.
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Indianapolis ....
Kansas City ...
Louisville
Minneapolis ....
Columbus
Toledo
Oames today:
apolls; Milwaukee at Louisville: St. Paul at
Uoiumous; Minneapolis at loieuu.
GAMES IN WESTERN LEAGUE
Mllwankee Easily Defeats Des Moines,
Taking Fire Bans to
One.
MILWAUKEE, July 2S Milwaukee won
easily from Dea Moines today, outplaying
them in every department. Attendance,
2uu. Score:
R. H. E.
Milwaukee .... 00200011 2
Des Moines ... 000001 00 01 2 2
Batteries: Milwaukee, Swormstedt and
Lucia; Des Moines, Cushman and Marshall.
Kbit Tribe Dons, Denver.
KANSAS CITY, July 29-Kansaa City
won today's game by timely batting. Both
rltchera were batted freely. Attendance,
"' Bcore: R.H.E.
Kansas Ctty .02201114 -ll 14 2
Denver 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 2 0- 6 14 1
Batteries: Kansas'Clty, Milton and Mes-
sltt; Denver, ilaroer ana uincn.
Bt. Joe Beats Millionaires.
bi tAorptr Tulv 29. St. Joseph
' ,hn nlliinnnlres todnv by tei-
sistent liltting. Jones pitched good ball but
Robes' men naa a caning iireaa.
ance, 800. bcore.
at Inwnh ..10ZS040W -m J a 1
rolr. Porinas 1000O01u-o
Ratterles: Bt. JoaeDh. cninn ana tiaryiu,
Colorado Springs, Jones and Starnagie.
Poatponed Games.
At Peoria Peoria-Omaha game post
poned, rain.
Standing OI me reams.
4 I SO 14 3
Colorado Springs
Milwaukee
St. Joseph
Kansas City ....
Denver
Peoria,
Des Moines
Omaha
79
76
76
78
78
, 79
, 79
78
by Simmons
1
.5 6
.da
EVENTS ON TROTTING TRACKS
Maddy Conrse Causes Postponement
of l.an Dillon's Race Against
Time.
CLF.VELAND. July 29 In ronsenuer.ee of
a heavy rain, which mttde the track fully
4 seconds slow, Lou Dillon was not driven
to break her record. 2 03H. this exhibition
holm postponed till Thtirsdnv. A much
larger crowd was on hand today, fully 10.-
i being present.
The first event, the 2:23 trot, was won by a
Cleveland horse. Caspian, in straight heats
from such favorites aa King Iahi. 1'atchen
Maid. Cole Direct and Guy Fortune. This
race was characterised by the reappearance
of Budd Dohle In the sulky after an ab
sence of nine years. Results:
2:23 trot, mirse I2.nn:
Caspian, b. g.. by Patron (R. Hanks)....!
wtiy Fortune, c. n. iiuuinoni
Klnnev Lou, br. h. (l)ohiei
King Simons, blk. h. ( Kognsh)....
rrlnce Cnton. b. h. (Elkersi
Hensio Bitch wood. ch. t McOulre)
Cole Direct, tilk. h. (Georgel ....
Patchen Maid, blk. m. (Deerlder)
Time: 2:15V. 2:124.
J:1 pace, purse $2.onf):
Doctor Madara, ch. g
(Hudson)
Start Hal, b. h. (Snow)
Vollta, b. m. (Snyder)
Theron Powers, b. g. (Nuckolls)
Mush, b g. (Walker)
Laura 8puret. ch. m. (Balbauld)
Alma O, ch. g. (Fuller)
Time: 2:104. 2:11'. '
2:12 pace, purse ll.onn:
Illinois, b. h., by Antel (MeMahon)..
Ouy Red. b. g. (Haws)
Donna McGregor, br. m. (Snow) ....
Joe Slblev. ch. g. (Nuckolls)
Honest John. ch. g. (Murphy)
Five Points, blk. h. (Hogan)
Gold CalL ch. h. (Reaveal .,
Time: 2:12H. 2:12H. 2:12V
I M trnt nurse SI. am:
Rythmic, b. h., by Oakland Baron (Hud
son)
Fereno, blk. m. (Henyon)
Baron de 8hay. b. g. (McHenry)
Montreallo, b. g. (Walker)
Maxlne, b. m. (Eckers)
Lord Vincent, b. h. '.Patterson)
Time: 2:114. 2
2:20 pace, purse l,0o9:
Tom Keene, ch. g., by West Eglebert
(Saunders) 3 1 1
Ocary. ch. g. (McEwen) 1 7 2
Page Hal, b. h. (Gear) 4 2 3
Governor Pingree, b. h. (McLnughlln).7 4 1
Joe Gratton. ch. h. (McHenry) 6 6
Trilby Direct, blk. m (Walker) 2 4ds
Bernadotte. b. m. (BogaBh) 5 6ds
Time: 2:i19Vi. 2:14. 2:10.
SAU(5l"S, Mnss.. July 29 Restilts:
2:18Tlass trotting, purse JfVXI: Mary Rachel
won, Navidad second, Lady K third. Best
time: 2:irH-
2 21 class pacing, purse $5vi: Frank Wil
son won, Gilbert H second, Emmet H third.
Best time: 2:16.
2:05 pace, purse t'M. unfinished: Carl
Wilkes won two heats and finished second
in two. Terrell S won two heats and finished
second in two, Louise G came In third in
four heats. Best time: 2:11i.
FREEPORT, 111.. July 29 Today's trots
postponed on account of rain.
TOUTOFUL CRIMINALS JAILED
Boj and Girl Bent fioom tod Lite Together
on North 8ixteenth Street
HAVE CAUSED POLICE TROUBLE BEFORE
Girt, with n Companion, Has Been
Robbing Department Stores and
Pawnshops of Jewelry (or
Several Weeks.
Mary Miller and Sena Hansen, aged It
years each, and Arthur Orobe, aged 12
years, are In the city Jail, the former two
charged with petit larceny and the latter
with a statutory offense.
Orobe admitted his guilt and In a signed
statement made to Captain Uaaa of the
police force he said that ha waa 18 years
old July 23: that last Saturday he had
rented a room at 609 North 8liteentb street
for one week and that he and the Miller
..9 1
.1 6
4 2
2 4
6 3
ds
ds
2
' girl had been staying there at night. He
.'. 1 t. -w 1 ., . . W,. . . .
J llU JIMUWU 1V1, U . BIU, 1U1 BUVlUt IVII
months.
Mary Miller Is aald to live In East Omaha
and the Hansen girl hear Ruser's park
While they gave these names to the police
it la said their right name ia Johnson and
that they are cousins. According to the
police they have been stealing Jewelry
around the .department tores for several
weeks. On one occasion they went to the
Boston store and there atole seven rings
and on another occasion, so the police say,
they were caught with a bag full of alt
kinds of Jewelry. Special Officer Orler ar
rested them and upon tha gtrle returning
the property and signing a release they
were not prosecuted. In a pawnshop. It Is
said, they secured a watch and a ring.
The Hansen girl was arrested several days
ago and the Miller girl yesterday after
noon. It was through the Miller girl that
Grobe waa arrested.
.1
, 2
.....
....3
....4
60 2 .33
47 28 .618
39 37 .613 ,
39 39 ,500 !
37 41 .474 i
3tt 43 .406
35 44 . 443
31 47 .S97
EGAN LOSES THE GOLF CUP
Mason Phelps Takes Coveted Trophy
After Playing Sensational
Match.
CHICAGO. July 29 H. Chandler Egan of
Exmoor, the western and Intercollegiate
golf champion, lost a heart-breaking match
to Mason E. Phelps of Midlothian by 1 up at
Onwentsla today in the third round for the
Ravlnoaks cup.
This Is the first defeat Ei?an haa suffered
this season In an open tournament. The de-
The best of everything at the Blue Rib
bon cafe, 1415 Farnam street.
MORGAN ANDJTERRY TONIGHT
Local Wrestler Will Meet Man from
Anbnro on Mat at Crelgu
ton Hall.
Tonight E. R. Morgan and Hot Terrv
will mid in Crelghton hall to wrestle for
iuu a siae ana a aivislon or the gate re
ceipts. Both have trained rt own r-nnnWlera.
bly since they weighed in at the time the
cnailenga was accepted and they will weigh
In at the mat at about 125 pounds apiece.
There is much speculation among the
local lovers of wrestling as to what the
outcome of the match will be. Morgan is
well known locally as one of the best
wrestlers of his weight in the middle west,
but Terry is an unknown and there is a
little tear among some of Morgan t fol
lowers that he may be a "rlngar." For
the last year Terry has been living at Au
burn and has been throwing all of tho
farmers and city sports, until It seemed
wise to branch out in search of bigger
game. He seems to be very likely game
and Is trained to a fine point. When he
weighed in with Morgan he weighed 189
Creole
ALWAYS
EYI3Y17I.IF
J
Vim
1 ARE
u MILD
Save the Bands
LOUISVILLE, July 29. The visitors out
batted the locale today, but Walker kept
their hits well scattered after Louisville
scored enough rune In the first inning to
win the game. A catch by Hart waa a fea
ture. Attendance, 2,000. Score:
LOUIIVILLB. MILWAUKEE.
R H O A B I R.H.O.A B.
Kanrtn, rf.... 0 0 I t tetiaSay, tb.... t I t t I
Hrt, It 1 S S t IDoooftiM. Ik., t t II t 1
Braahaar, lb.. 1 1 4 t 0 Wooa. a 1 1 I I t
riiiret....e e i i litnaiaub. in
hlllni. lb.. 1 t t 4 1 Hmpblll. rf. I 1 1 t
.111V a liumaarr, U-. t a a a
.till OGanler. rt....l 1100
.01411 Via, aa t S 4 S 0
. t t t 1 t Bllloit, p 0 0 t I 0
lMrlUh ...t 1 t t 0
Totals 4 1 St 11 I sabpaor t t t t t
Oames today: Omaha at Peoria; Denver
at Kansas City; Colorado bpnngs at bl
Joseph; Des Moines at Milwaukee.
Webster City Wlna Easily.
WEBSTER CITY. Ia.. July 29.-(Ppecial.)
The Webster tMty Greys won easily In a
faat game of ball this afternoon from
Green: 6 to 3. Batteries: Greys. Tessler
and Dunlap; Green, Grant and Moss.
Algona won from Fort Dodge today on
the Utter s ground. ( to 2. and yesterday
by tha score of 7 to 6, Score:
Webster City t 2iiS22in
Green 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0-2
Ball Presidents Adjonrn.
NEW YORK, July 29. The committee of
base ball league presidents after an hour a
ee"lon today adjourned without taking
any action as to a national agreement.
President Pulllam sold the adjournment
was taken on account of tho absence of
President Ban Johnaon.
Boston Bloomers Detent PlninTlew.
PLAINVIEW, Neb.. July 2.-(Speclal.)-,,
. Dimman defeated the Plaln-
lew ball team nere )duuw.
to 6.
Tha bathing beach at Lake Manawa Is
thronged daily with the best people of
Omaha nd Council Bluffs.
EVENTS ON RUNNING TRACKS
. - an -.4laa'
Oora Pnnl Baecusnuo
After Monday's Mlsemblo
Race.
competitive record of the course and won ounces under Morgan, but he has trained
from L. H. Conklln of Princeton, who down five or six pounds. For the last few
twice defeated tho former amateur cham- days he has been working with Steln
plon, Walter J. Travis. i hausnn, a local boy of some prominence.
ana nis worn against mm wouia maicaie
a knowledge of wrestling.
Morgan has been training witn some of
Today's match abounded In sensational
plays. At the turn Euan was 1 up. Mat
ir wore aounred at the Kith. Playing for
the 18th hole the match was all even. Both j his scholars and working every day. so that
were on the green on their tee shots. Phelps ( be is not trained to as fine a point as might
rimmea tne cup on mo ajiwumun iiui. r oe, nut ne win pronaDiy do in as gooa con
dition ns he ever waa for any match. Boon
after he took on the match he had trouble
with his stomach and fell off five or six
pounds, which will offset the amount that
Terry haa lost In training. .
Beginning at 8:30, there will be a prelim
inary match between two local heavy
weights, J. C. Langdon a fid F. J. Vosacek
of South Omaha. Langdon is a big. husky
fellow and a promising man, while vasacek
is about as heavy and aa strong aa an ox.
After the first fall there will be a match
between a couple of local lightweights.
Who they will be has not been decided as
yet. peter ixcn win reieree tne main
event of the evening.
Brhrlavar,
White, lb...
Quintan, aa.
Walkar. p..
I Totals I 11 17 U I
xBatted for Viox In ninth.
xx Batted for Elliott In ninth.
Louisville 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 04
Milwaukee 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2
Earned runs: Louisville. 1 Two-base
hits: White, Schafiey. Home run: Hart.
Stolen base: Braahaar. Baseo on balls: Off
Walker, 2; off Elliott. 1. Struck out: By
Walker, 1: by Elliott. 4. Double plays: Od
weli to White. Elliott to Vlox to Donohue.
Left on bases:- Louisville, 4; Milwaukee, I.
Time: 1:48. Umpire: Mullane.
Bt. Pnnl'a Batting Timely.
COLUMBUS, July IS. Bt. Paul won to
day'a game from Columbus by timely bat
ting, assisted by Bailey's wlldneaa and field
ing errors by tha locals. In the sixth, after
Bailey had passed two men to first and hit
one man, a two-base hit by Schaefer
cleared the bases. Attendance, 80S. Score:
BT. PAt'U I COLl'MBl'S.
B.H.O.A.B. E.H.O.A.C.
Qatar, lb 10 11 1 atorrtaaer. aa. 1 1 I I 0
Bhaaaaa. I i a a n .... a i a i
jMkaoa, it... 1 S S 0 I Huair, lb... I 4 t I t
Scbaefar, aa.. I S I I 0 Bnnon, c(....0 0 10 1
Hugaina. lb..l 111 OiMcllor. lb ... I 1 11 0 0
rioarnoir. II..4 0 I I ttlWaanar. lb...O Slit
Vtbaalar. lb..O I I t I Hoach. c t 1 I I t
Sulllaaa. 0...S t I 4 0 i rablll. If 1 t 0 t
AilaaUBC .. t t t 0 Ballar. t t t 1 t
Ijaijaaaio, 9. 9 m m m m
ToUU I 11 t 11 I
Bt. Paul 0000411 0-4
Columbus 10002000 04
Earned runs: Columbus, 2: St. Paul, 1.
Stolen bases: Jackson, Schaefer, Wheeler.
Two-base hits: Mollor, Schaefer. Three-
base hits: Raymer. Huggins. Double plays:
Schaefer to 'tlugglns to Wheeler; Huggins,
unassisted. Innings pitched : By Bailey, 71:
by McMakln, IV Htla: Off Bailey. 7; off
IcMakln. S. rttruck out: By Bailey, t;
v McMakln. 2: br Allemang. 8. Baaes on
Allemang. 1. Hit by pitcher. By Bailey,
1: by Allemang, 1. Time: 1:47. Umpire;
M.eaaraer.
Toledo Takea a Conplo
TOLEDO. July 29. Toledo won two
fames from the Ules today ry outbatting.
lut four Bernard misjudging a fly in the
first Inning the last game would have been
a shutout. Yeagar waa put out of tho first
tame by Umpire cunningnam. Attendance
780. Bcore, first game:
TOLEDO. I MINNEAPOLIS
a H.O.A B I R.H.O.A.B
a itk rl-of..l ttt tlalllTaa. ef.. t 1 I 1 1
cxmmMM. mm I S 1 4 t saooaar. lb... 1 I 11 t t
Blaoa'abia, If I 4 10 0 Lallr. If 1 S 1 0 0
Taraar. lb.... I 111 It tmlia, rt.t 1 0 0 4
of.. 1
riaaasaa, rf.. t
klalaoar. a... t
Ixfeaab, lb..,. I
111114a. lb.... I
Criaull. p.... 8
Totals..
1 t 6 t Orlar. aa. 1 t 1 6 1
1 t t t:McIatrra, lb.. I I 1 4 0
Jl 0 4 Mania, lb.... S 1 S 0 1
I t I Taaaw. a 1 1 t t t
ItS OlUularls. a.... 0 e I I
SIS O.Willlama. .. 0 t t I
lau tmaaid. a., e 0 0 1
Miinuu
Totala S 1 14 11
Toledo IIIIM1I -14
MlnaoapUU 0020te
. nr r.tAm t.' 1 1
Iwlruiai uw. . ' . v ...u, ,v.v.
ow, Crtatall. Owens. Blankenahlp. Schaub,
1 aM Mrlntvra. Yeoger. Home runs:
Sobaubv MArua, Mclatyce. Btruck out: By
vod w tiv 54 It was announced
at the track that Oom Paul who ran such
a miserable race on jnuuuoj,
of acute gastritis. Only one favorite won.
R2K5i.i' fnrlonas: Duelist won. Wealth
econd. Invincible third. Time: 1:14.
Second, mile and seventy yards: Ella
Snyder won,. Bam Brown second. Ethics
third. Time: V46'.,. . .v-
Third. live ana a nan. "iu""- "T
on. Black Sock second. Flower third.
Time. 1:08. w
Fourth, mile ana m iiAirtmn, . u .
ton stakes: The Rosetlnt won, Duke of
Kendall second. Sheriff Bell third. Time:
:47V . , , in . o.iu.
Fifth, six iuriong. """'i'
won, Ned Moore second, Donnelly third.
Time: 2:16. . ,
Sixth, mile and seventy yrds: Court
Maid won. Lord Badge second, Florham
Queen third. Time: 1:46.
virmt four and a half furlongs: Witch
craft won. Nannie Hodge second, Trora-
peuse thira. lime: .01.
Second, mile and seventy yards: Bir
Hugh won, FIoydK. second, bailor s Dream
thlra. 'lime:
Third, six furlongs: Oronte won. Bru-
lare second, John Peters third. Time: 1:16.
. -. .w II-. Ou4n.w I nu. W H rl.
p OUlLIl, IIII1C. ITJiiii 1 - wv. " .....
Nlcht second, Talpa third. Time: 1:44.
Fifth mile: Moablna won, Meehanus sec
nH rharlle Gralnaer third. Time: 1:45.
nfth Hve and a hn!f furlongs: Father
Tallent won. Blue Darter second, Pat Ham
mond tblra. lime: i:iir.
BT Llllild. Jll V iesuus:
First, six furlongs: Kentucky Muddle
won. Mtss uuiae secona, Aline a. intra.
Tim. 1 lh.
Second, five furlongs: Quaker Girl won.
Athena second. Bird Pond third. Time:
1 m
Thlrn. nve ana a nan lunonxa: ocwiprr
won. Bugler second. Lord liermance third.
Time: 1 lltKi.
Fourth, six furlongs: Kindred won. Bas
D Or second. Mliee tnira. lime: 1:1a.
Fifth on mile: Judge Cantrell won.
Plrateer second. Olonetx third. Time:
1 -4?U
Sixth, six furlongs: Una Price won. Dr.
Hart second. Harry Griffith third. Time:
1:1514.
iM'rrir r x.- w Tulv aa T? na,il t
Vlrat fen furlonas: Fuso won. Msrlon-
etta second, Helen Tarwater third. Time:
1:29.
Second, four and a half furlongs: Austra
lian won. Solln Shingle second. Outfield
third. Time: :6.
Third, mile: Autollght Won, Sir Gallant
second. Wlreln third. Time: 1:41.
Fourth, six rurlongs: -Biyooots won, il
luminate aecond. Onyx third. Time: 1:16.
Fifth, mile and an eighth: Tibs won,
Malay aecond, John Drake third. Time:
1 :6i.
Sixth, six furlongs: Arachue won. Amor
ous second, Louise Collier third. Time:
1:14.
LONG OCEAN RACE IS OVER
Iagosaar Covers B60Mllo Conrse
ttalekest, Tboagh Thistle Comes
Close Behind.
was six Inches from It. Phelps was down
In three. The spectators began to walk
away, thinking Kgan would surely hole
out. He did not take the trouble to measure
the distance, but carelessly putted and
missed. Egan won the Ravlnoaks cup last
year. Phelps has shown well In all the
open tournaments this year and Is a prom-
'8P.S mtPryng of Buff albrl the. dnly out-of-town
player to reach the third round In the
tournament, waa aeieaiea oy w . x. nor
land. 5r.. of Skokle, 3 up and 2 to play, in a
featureless match. , .
After the fourth round had been com
pleted this afternoon tho following- eight
players were left to compete In the fifth
round tomorrow:
S. T. Chase, Mason Phelps, W. E. Egan,
W J Howland. Jr., Ned Cummins, Blair
Lamed, R. Mundy and R. Waller.
ANOTHER CANADIAN BEATEN
Patterson Defeated In Chicago Tennla
Tourney, Which Sow Beaches
geml-Flnala.
r-Trif Attn Jniv 29. The fourth round of
men's singles and the second round of the
women's singles were completed today in
the western championship tennis tourna
ment. Both these events are now up to
the semi-finals, which will be played to
morrow. Owing to unfavorable weather
conditions, little was Cone in the doubles.
The one surprise of the day's play was
Snow's defeat of Patterson, the Canadian
player. Today's results:
Fourth round, men's singles: Hunt beat
Dlehl. 6-2. 6-4. .
Wardner beat riurion, 0-0, 0-1.
Emerson beat Forstall, -3. 6-1.
l I..... . m llnrsun R.7. 6.1. 7-5.
a,.. rmmii nion's douh es: Belden and
Burton beat Lamb and Martin, 6-0. 6-0, 4-6,
6-0. . ' .....
Second round, women s unisi"
Louise Pond beat Mrs. Annie C. Burgess,
6-2. 6-2.
Miss Carrie eeiy reai aaiaa ioio- uum-
merhayes. 6-1, 6-2. ,. ..
Miss Winona noaiernuui wi "
Wlmer, 6-4. 6-4. . . ... ,.
Miss Hatel Hedley beat Miss Edythe
Parker, 6-4, 1-6, 6-4.
Uraed Beats Clothier nt Tennis.
BOSTON, July 29 Lamed had an easy
time In the championship match at Long
wood today with W. J. Clothier, winning
the match. 2-6. 6-4. 6-0. 6-2. This gives
Lamed two legs 1n tho Longwood cup,
three being requisite for permanent pos
session. Tttas to Bow In Canada.
TORONTO, Ont.. July 29 The entries of
Titus and Ves'ey for senior singles at the
Canadian Henley regatta at St. Cathar
ine's were received by the secretary today.
Fresh fish of all kinds received daily at
the Blue Ribbon cafe, 1415 Farnam street.
LIPTON AN ADMIRAL'S EQUAL
Police Patrol Boat Salates Yachtsman
with Private Flag; and Thir
teen Gist,
ATLANTIC? HIGHLANDS. N. J.. July ti.
Shamrock III had only a sall-stretchlng
trial today. After a twelve-mile run the
yachts ran back to the Hook, where some
changes were made In the challenger.
Ijiter a half hours spin waa taken.
On his way up New York harbor later
Sir Thomas was for the first time officially
recognized as of equal rank to an admiral.
When Erin passed the New York City po
lice boat natrol the latter ran the Sham
rock, Sir Thomas' private flag, to Its fore
and saluted him with thirteen guns, an
admlrfil'a salute.
Sir Thomas Llpton today denied the re
port that an exchange of captains between
the two Shamrocks to place Captain Bevts
I of Shamrock I In command of the chal
lenger was coniempiaiea. ne aiao am no
had heard nothing as to any race between
Columbia acid Shamrock 1.
Fresh fish of all klTftls received dally at
the Blue Ribbon cafe, 1415 Farnam street
Corbett Knocks O'Neill Ont.
PHILADELPHIA. July 29 "Young"
Corbett knocked out "Jack" O'Neill of this
city tonight In the fifth round at the Na
tional Athletlo club. The first three and
a half rounds were tame, O'Neill avoiding
the champion's rushes. In the fourth round
O'Neill hit Corbett three glancing blows
on the Jaw and was about to deliver a
fourth when Corbett dropped to hla knees
to avoid it. This gave the local man con
fidence in the fifth round, which provjd
fatal. He met Corbett'a rushes and In an
unguarded moment received a terrific right
hand punch on the Jaw which sent him to
the floor and he was counted out.
Field Clnb Golf Tonrney.
But one match was played yesterday In
the Field club golf championship. Adams
beat Ri-ckard 2 up. while Francis won the
draw from Rooney. This leaves the finals .
to be played between Adams and Frauds j
today. I
NEW TORK. July . The schooner
yacht Thistle of the Atlantio Yacht club
finlahed of Scotland llghlshlD In the 290
mile ocean race from Brentnn reef llrht
shln. at S.26 this morning. Its foretonmaat
had boen carried away about Ave feet
above tne mastneao.
The schooner yscht Inromir finlahed first,
having arrived at 6:46 last night.
Oet up early In tha morning and take a
plunge In the exhlitraUng waters of Court-
land Beach.
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