Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: Til U It SPAY, AUGUST fl. 1903.
1 IT li If'lUVCT DfllTDLf TITCC I 8Tem.)-An Imiriensa crowd wltnuw the
LtVU rtUaiJJl llUUttliLllLj fRn,e Z Wt'" Brookings and Huron
I games of th aon. Bcore, I to 0 in favor
I of Huron.
)utbat and Oatfie'd Kansas Oitf Ar?re?t. ...... ... . ...
ti jc.inr,, ' " uAMtS IN AMERICAN LtAliUt
vu iuu uiaiA AJJLV. 1
Phillies that 0l th Dean Eater
la Star Fitch
Battla,
COMPANION ALSO OUTPITCHES HESS
Thornton Play lls First Gam la aa I
Omaha I ntfortn ana Ha Three
Clenn, Hit to Hla
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. I. -Tha hma
team waa shut out today by Ponton tn a
pitcher' buttle between Waddell and Dl
been. In tha first Inning Colllna was or
dered out of tha game for seising Vmplre
Hsssett bv the arm and disputing his de
cision, and In tha next Inning Hughes was
fiv'sii riTV .. ..t. i I put "Ut of the grounds for directing re.
A .CAN8AS C1TT, Mo... Aug. l.-tBpaota.l k,rV,, at tnB umplre fron1 tha bench. At-
r ji-irgram.j ii waa onry a oomoinauon oi l tendance. wo. Bcore
OSTOM. I
R H O ..
rHILADCLPHlA.
R H O A C
0 0
hard luck that kept Omaha from the spoils
mm anernoon aa wi men utnit tne prvtr. If. l l o'noKniiii. if . o l
Nichols' lahnraea anil nlavail a h.rt.er I Colllm. lb... tmokarlna, cf. I
game In the field. Omaha hit toss cleanly, r pt.hi, rf. l 4 l l. m, 3i. l 4
while In tha fourth Inning Kansas City got rrmaa. rt. 4 I j es.ybeid. rf... J J
. . , .. . ftrtm, M. . 10 11 frMurphr. lb.. Oil
away on ome cannon ball drives throug.1 i,chor, lb 4 i T 1 M Croaa, aa. 4 4 4
Hlckey, which, with two fat arrora, gave ". . 1 J "TV,
. , , . ' . rriaer, e 0 0 10 : Waddell, a... 4 4 1
the locals four runs. A pass figured for tien, p... 441 cixturtiei .... c o
the lifth run and then the aurpriae of tha I Tota)j - - - - - TMt o j 27 Ti
day came, when Megsttt. who had struck ,nattedfor Waddell In the ninth.
out twic before, lammed the ball over the Boston o 0 0 1 0 n l 1 08
fence for a home run. winning the game I Philadelphia 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00
bv a aoora of a tn K I Two-base hit: Ferrt. Three-baae hit:
uhk k. ,, I Murphy. Sscrifloe hit: Freeman. Stolen
With tha exception of one Inning, tha baM'. 'H0(Tman. Double plays: Freeman
tourtn, the Rourka men put: VP aa pretty I to Iachanre to parent, Parent to O'Brien,
a g.m.a. has been .e, here thl. yW. . o, , b
jney neioeo cleverly and made tha moat of 5. Btruck out: Bv Dlneen, 7; by Wad-
tneir chances. But In the fourth team I dell, ll. Time: 1:5a Umpire: Hansen,
work went awry and Hlckey, having hla
tr,rXl .k no " WASHINGTON. Aug B-Orth'a error In
triple, gave the Kanaaa Cityans a big the last Inning troved fatal and New York
ataxt. After this the team again struck I acored the deciding run In a pitchers' con-
lLa emit and nlavi4 m faat .ff.,tlv ..n.. I teHt between fatten and ChertbrO. Wash
ll i gall ana Played a raat, effectlva game. I (ngton a only run was ..cored by Ryan or
Companion pitched a pretty game outside I a home run hit. Attendance, 2,170. Score:
NCW YORK. I
K.H.O.A.K.
.. a i s i d
WABHINOTON.
K' H.O A E
Mnnn. .... s a
of the fourth and kept the hlta scattered
" niuiiia. nan waa enscuve I rnnrnr Sh
onough until the alith. when llmahi Knlir. rf.... 1 110 01 U van. c( 1 110
opened up with an Inning of clean hitting wnu.'n!?: i"' o i l I TSku". s I
ana a rove in lour earned runs. An error. I ruiu, or o l o o
stolen base and a hit gave tha visitors tha
last run in the seventh. One of the
features, of the game was the work of
Oenina at second, the captain accepting
eight chances in clever fashion. Some of
his stops were on the clrcua order. Thorn,
ton lead the team In batting with three
ainglaa, Attendanne, 400. Score:
KANSAS CITT.
AB. R. IB. PO.
Uinul, lb... 1 1 1 0 1
MiKarl'nd, Iff I I M
O Connor, e.. 0 I 0 0 0
tneabro, .., 0 10 0
U. rt 0 110
t ouihlln, Ob. 0 0 1 4
M'Cnr'k, lb., oooa
KltirHj. o.. 0 0 0 0
fatten, p.... 0 111
Ketchem. cf 4
Waldron, rf.,,,. , 4
Strelb, ib... I
Jacobs, sa .4
Jvahl, 3D 4 -
Corbln, If
WebBter, 2b
Messitt, c
iless, p
A.
0
0
1
I
Total.,
27 13
Carter, rf....;.
Gen Ins 2b .,
Miller, If ,
Thornton, lb..
Welch, cf
Thomas, es....
Hlckey. Sb
Uondlng, c
Companion, p.
M
OMAHA
AB, R, IB. PO.
6
4
6
3
..... 3
4
4
4
0 0
?
1 3
A.
0
7
0
0
0
4
1
0
3
Totala ... I OtTlO 1 Totala ...1 4 It IS
New York 10000000 1 2
Washington 1000000001
Two-base hit: Selbach. Three-baae hit;
Williams. Home run: Kyan. Stolen bane
Lee. Sacrifice hit: Rvan. Double nlay
MrFarland to O'Connor. Kirat base on balls
Oil Patten, i. Struck out: By Fatten. 4
by Cheshro, 8. Left on bases: Washing
ton, 4; New York, 8. Time: 1:40. Umptio
Hherldan.
Detroit Eaaily Worateal.
CLKVELAND, Aug. 6. Cleveland had no
trouble In taking today'a game from De
troit. Kissinger waa hit hard, while Moore
wouia nave scored a shutout but ror iima-
ley's error in the eighth. Attendance, 1,237,
score:
CXCVCLANB
H.H.O.A.B
Fllra, rf 1 I 0 0 o
Br. ef mom
Bradlay, lb.. 1 I 0 I 1
Lajola, lb.... 1 1 I I 0,
Hlrkmaa, lb. 1 I 10 1 0
Mo irtbr, If. 0 1 0 0
Abbott, c... 1110 0
Oocbn'ar, as. 0 1 t I 1
Woora, p 0 0 0 1 0
Totala
I 14 17 10
Total....'1. 37 5 12 '25 16 2
One out when winning run was made.
ansae City 0 0 0,4 0 0 0 1 1
maha 0 0 0 0 0 4 1 0 05
Two-base hit: Miller. Three-base hit:
Tesa. Home run: Mes.sltt. Sacrifice hits:
ilessltt. Thomas. Stolen banes: Uondlng.
Genlr.s. Double play: Oenlns to Thomas
to Thornton.- First base on balls: Oft
Hess, 1; off Companion, 1. Struck out: By
Heas, 6; by Companion, (. Hit by pitched
DETROIT.
K.H.O.A.K
Barratt, cf... 1110
Lu.h. If 1111
CrawloM, rf. 0 1 1 0
rarr, lb 0 1 1J 0
OurtnaT, aa. 0 0 I 4
McUuIra, f ... 0 1 I 1
Yraior, Ib... 0 1 0 I
Hmlth, lb.... 0 114
Kluimer, p. 0 0 0 I
McAUt(tar . 0 0 0 0
POOR GOLFERS WEEDED OUT
Western Amateur Tourney How Getting
Sown to Stera Eniinttt.
EGAN BOYS AND JAMES ARE FAVORITES
national Chasaploa Comes l Itrldlag,
Beating; Bristol la Stera Match
with Lowest Seoro e(
Tournament.
CLEVELAND, Aug. 5. The second day's
play for the western amateur golf cham
pionship brought Ideal weather for golfers
and the day's, play showed It. Tha morn
ing round waa more a weeding out process
than anything els, thirty-two pairs con
testing. In the afternoon the matches be
gan to settle down to real work and tonight
only sixteen contestants are left.
As was predicted by the sharps, the
Egan boys of Chicago and Louis James,
tha national amateur champion, stand
the best show of winning, with E. By era
and S. W. Stlckney of St. Louis dangerous
rivals. Many consider Byers the best
ln of Red Oak and were defeated hy a
si ore of I to i. The game was a combina
tion of brilliant nlava and costly errors.
Creston scoring four errors and fled Oak
two, all very costlv. Altenaam-e, jn.
teries: I'reston. Welch and Corbett; Ked
Oak, Peering and Perry, nits: creston, a,
nea uK, . empire; uoiuirt.
FOOT BALL AJJHE 'VARSITY
All hat Fair of Last Year's stars to I
Itetara aad Other Good Ma
terial la Bight.
LINCOLN. Neb.. Au. . (Special.) The
new football rulea promulgated by the east
ern colleges, will meet wnn no opposition
on tha nart of the t'nlversltv of Nebraska.
Booth, the Cornhtisker coach, haa declared
r
hlmaelf Hatlv In favor of the revised rules.
and with Booth so outspoken the athletic
authorities are slready In line. Booth, who
has coached Nebraska for three successive
seasons, has been engaged for two more
years. He has aevoteo tne past several
months to the study of law In New York
cltv. but he has recently written Chairman
Condra of the Nebraska athletic board, giv
ing his views on the rule question and
announcing that he will come weat the last
week in Aua-ust to prepare for another ac
tive year on the gridiron instructing the
Cornhusker squad.
Booth haa taught the Princeton style of
play, with a few variations, at Nebraska
nemlHtentlv. his auccess being measured
by the mere statement that each year has
witnessed him marshal a stronger team
than In the season preceding. Last year
i?g'IXl
broken off-
is not easily
that's why people become,
Wedded to it.
r.
player here, but James has JUHt struck hla the Cornhuskers had the stlffest schedule
, . ,fc. ,,,.. K-i... In the history of the school, plnylng four
gait, his score of 77 thla afternoon being tP(?n amp, ', aIli anrt showing a clean
the lowest of the tournament. record without permitting any of their
The result of today's weeding process is I opponents to cross the Nehrsska goal line.
that tomorrow James, the Egan,. Byers ?hVV Dorina-
and Stlckney will all be out for the honor ground raining ol.iv was a mass on tackle,
In earnest, Jamea will again have an easy wMn "e7en "en ,n lh ,ln' lh.f,.."am', "
... . ... , . required oy in new luim, hucii
proposition in J. Role of Cleveland. Byera to th opposing goal line the main reliance
will meet John Towne of Chicago, who la was In line plunging by the backs, with a
nlavlna a faat a-ame W Vaan menta w man pulled back from the line to aid In the
paying a fast game. W. Egan meet. W. plRV Tnl, Btyle of ,ttJlf.k brought such
Carhart of Detroit, who may prove a eur- satisfactory results to Nebraska that Booth
prlBe, I considers opposition to tne new rules not
rr...i-.... . . . . , .i i we i arounaea. ne is in inorougn eyin-
noon match between Chnndler Egan and toward mass plays In recent years, and
H. Henri nt Rt. Pntil Renn waa ar nn Mm. 1 feels that the arood sense of the revisers
up until the finish, when he won the Tk' r.,.1,,... .nnh bna recommended
nignieenm noie aiier Dom naa missed two I to the athletic board that ex-t aptain west
easv nutta. ti 1 riown on the torn I over. Nebraska's famous "tackle for the
won the tenth hoi. and lost the eleventh, win u iSiOuAam 2i08 Paoe in Three BtraJeht
Extra long, strong sticks.
TLvery one a match.
Valuable coupon in ebery boxJ
0sk your grocer.
THE DIAMOND MATCH CO.
JOE POINTER WORTHY SON
but the thirteenth, fourteenth and fifteenth immediately on his return from the east.
were halved, while he won the sixteenth, I "! Booth s advice has heretofore been
Heats at Buffalo.
putting him even up. Both had hard luck
respected Westover's appointment may be
viewed In the light ot a reasonable cer-
and missed easy putts, but Chandler finally 1 talnty. Westover is already taking the In- DRIVER LASHES HARD AT EACH ROUND
holed up 1 to the good, putting him 1 up
and giving him the match.
The morning scores of the week: D. P.
Fredericks beat H. I). McCundless by
default; N. Kemiall beat G. A. Urmiftton
by default: K. Hussell beat C. W. Yiiiinn
by default: A. J. Tweedle beat J. A. Waller
by Ueiault; A. B. Lambert drew a bye: fairly encouraging
itlattve In preparing for the season by ar
ranging for a Droselvtlng tour of the state
In quest of desirable candidates for the foot
ball squad. He will canvass the high school
and academy field, endeavoring to Induce
graduate stars irom tne lower scnoois to
Join the Cornhusker fold In Bentember,
A study ot the prospect at iseurasKa is
ilrly encouraging. Veterans from last
year s aggregation will again be In linn ex-
N. F. Moran beat J. C Oliver bv rlnfunli
ll. Brown hint P Hamlin hv rinrmilt
L. T. Boyd beat H. H. Faua, up, 5 to ep out being Westover, at right tackle:
play; H. C. Kowell btat H. McSweeney. I right end, t-'orteiyou, rulinaoK, Kngienart
Grand Circuit Races Postponed from
Tuesday Raa Over Dried Oat
Track Worked Into Fair
Condition.
cepting for four positions, the players who I
Totals ... I I 1 1
xBatted for Kissinger In the ninth.
Cleveland 1120110 8
Detroit 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 02
First base on errors: Cleveland, 2; De
troit, I. !eft on bases: Cleveland, 7; De
troit, 9. Three-baae hit; Bradley. Two-base
hit: Abbott. Double plays: Lajole to
Oochnauer to Hickman, Lush to MuOulre.
First base on balls: Off Moore, 3. Smirk
out: By Moore, 7; by KlBslnger, J. Sacrifice
nit: uoennauer. stolen oases: mexman,
1 . . t ' 1 I I I . 1 . . Tl 1 1 tl .
ball; By Hess. 1. Left on bases: Kansas Abbott. Time- 2 09. rmT.-Coni.olly
City, 4; Omaha, 8. Time of game: 1:33. 1 AbDott- Tlm- Z 00- Umpire. Connolly.
Umpire: Kelly,
Milwaukee Takes the Lead.
MILWAUKEE. Aug. B.-Milwaukeo shut P"Pone account cf rain.
out Colorado Springs and went to the head I Standing of the Teams,
Postponed Games.
At St. Louis Chlcago-St. Louis
game
of the league in one of the best games
Flayed. Won. Lost. P.C.
Milwaukee ...
Colo. Springs.
Starnaglo.
OOOOOltO 3 83
0 0 0 0 0 000 00 7 1
St. Joe Is Sunt Oat.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo., Aug. 6. St. Joseph
was shut out today because of Inferior
nlav in the. field. Hohe'a error In tha fifth
contributed largely to the defeat, for It
assistea me visitors in scoring tne only run
made. Attendance 7U0. Bcore:
R.H.E.
St Joseph 0 0000000 00 i 3
Deg Moines ....0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 01 I 0 1
Batteries Qarvlrj and Glade, Fohl and
cusnman.
Postponed Games.
At Peoria Peoria-Denver game post
poned; rain.
Standing of the Teams.
Boston K 67 32 .M0
Philadelphia W 63 87 .610
Cleveland 9 47 43 , .628
New York 83 ' .42 - 41 .606
Detroit s7 43 44 . 4S4
Chicago 87 40 47 .4H0
Bt. Louis 87 40 47 .m
Washington 88 2S 69 .330
Games today: St. Louis at Chicago, De
troit at Cleveland. Boston at Philadelphia,
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION GAMES
Toledo Easily Defeats Mllnaakee
Twice In Day, Hedges Fall
ing; Utterly.
Milwaukee
Colorado Springs.
Kanaaa C1t..
St. Joseph
Des Moines
1'eoria.
Denver
Omaha
Played. Won. Loat
hi
8:
86
8n
85
63
63
44
43
&t
41
33
33
84
89
40
47
46
47
63
PC.
.619
.6"
.641
.612
Ab3
.477
.447
Qames today: Denver at Peoria: Colo
rado bprings at Milwaukee; Omaha at
Kansas: City; Dtss Moines at St. Joseph.
tGAMES IN NATIONAL LEAGUE
ollerobes Take ' an Easy One
PittabaraT on Wet and Slip
very Grannda,
CHICAGO, "Aug, ". The locals won easily
two Innings, the same two that the cham
TOLEDO, Aug. S Toledo had no trouble
In taking two games from Milwaukee.
Hedges waa knocked out of the box twice.
Attendance, l,6uu. Score, first game:
TOLEDO. M1LWAUK-
R.H.O.ABI H.H.U.A.E.
Smith, rt 0 8 11 O'Si-hatUr. Jb. 1 t t 0
v.uoaocua, ll. l l l
0 OlWooda, c I 1 I t il
OUnglaub, Sb. 114 9V
0 ftHauilihlll, tl. t I M
0 OlDuDleavy, II. 1 I 0
1 olUanler, rf... t 4
uVioi, aa 14 111
4 1 HHifi, a.... 4 0 4
I 0 Mr.lUh. a . 1 4 t 0
- - Mullar. ... 4 0 1I
1 1, 17 11 ll
I Totals ... l ll B ll 1
Toledo ( 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0-7
from Milwaukee x. 403000000-8
Two-Dase nits turner idj, owvns, Dcnsi
ley (2), Donohue, Dunleavy, Oanley. Home
runs: Wood, Unglaub. Sacrifice hit; Owens.
1rst base on balls; Off Belsling, t; off
Muller, 3. Struck out: By KelfUng, 3; by
Muller, 3. Double plays: Ball, to Chllds to
Turner, Relsllng to Ball to Turner, Unglaub
i hum, ib... 1 4
B .n'.hlp. If. 1 i I
Flanagaa. rf. 1
Onni, cf ... lit
.376 I Klalnnw, a.. 1 1 I
Bcnaua. ao... i
turner, lb.,. 1 I 11
Ball, aa 1 1 1
Halallog, .. 4 1 4
Totala
m'lrxr ll n Ana. K VMlrdn v'a nost-
6 up, 6 to play; c. J. Jaffrt'y beat C. Bench, I nd Jpft nd, Shedd. Johnson, a colored poned card 0f the grand circuit was run oft
T up, 6 to play; O. P. Thompson beat J. end from two years ago and a star In the . . , k
u. cumo, l up; Newton Annis beat H. E. position, win more man compensate tor tne
Daniels, 3 up, 1 to play; J. D. Towne beat loss of Shedd, leaving only three positions was dried out well and had been worked
W. C. Fownes, Jr.. 2 up, 1 to play; W. Egan All. The roster for the regulars will into fair condition. In the Iroquois Hotel
beat F. Berton. upT 6 to pluy; western show Borg, Hunter. Blnger, Mason, llson, " , m""""'"""- " , ' , . ,
champion H C. Egan beat W Dlcklnaon Benedict, Bender and Bell in the lineup, stake. 2:08 class pace, Joe Pointer, gon of
4 up, 3 to play; U. P. Nevln, Jr., beat O. With this nucleus Booth looks forward to star Pointer, showed his gameness. He
btA. VP'st.cknPeyy:6 up f to gom0,K " ThTcohuVKrXh.rlule for 1903 provide, waa hard driven in each heat, coming down
K. Flnkblne beat J O Berry 1 up- Louis for a erles of hard games. Minnesota, the stretch under a terriflo lashing from
AUIs beat W. C. Carnegie, 1 up; ir. W. which lost to Nebraska laat year, the result nig driver.
W. Coldham beat Dr. o. W. Ueeae x nn constituting one of the big surprises of ..
7 to play; J. 8. Sweeney beat 7 A. Weddel wtern foot ball Is not down on the Hat '''"' ' '
l up; champion Louls James beat K A ln,D uui ui iinnnsiinrin juuge untn, u. a , vj nvwiu,,.,
Mead, 5 up, 4 to play; O. I Black beat na cured a game with Illinois to make (Walker) 3 11
O. O. Bales, 4 up, 8 to go- Carhart De- UP for tho failure to arrange with the Margaret Bathgate, b. t, by Silent
trolt, beat W. A. Stlcknev 3 ud 2 to to- Gophers, and the change should prove quite Brook Titer J f J
v i kII. dd t. ri....' satisfactory. The Illinois are alven credit Vnl, Hov. hr. ar. (Green) 6 3 2
l tn irn' m u r a v D.!,..? with poMessliii flattering prospects this Crown Princess, ch. m. lK.epney.... 8 4 4;
3 up 3 to go'- WOT Bristo'l beat iS' VPar- anl " Nebraska marshals a team King Simmons, blk. 4 3 dr
C. Towne. fun f to' go'- J H Snowden rong enough -to take the measure of Grey Qem, gr. g dls
won by default- J Bole beat J Fleina? Coacn Woodruff's proteges, Booth has a Time: 2:17,, 2:17V4. 2:20.
2 Yip 1 to play ileming, rgnt t0 expeo, that nl8 pup, w, g0 Second rac?, 2:18 class trot, purse $2,000;
Tk. . v v i inroiiKii ine eiiiiro Branon w ii uui ueiciLi. I uiiein iniv iihkk
Alia Riiriiiuuu l.'H . LSI . J . ijpfl mcn-lw .1 jii . , . ,. . 1 . ' . . 1 . ...
mond beat L J Bovd 1 Tun- 3 T.i , rracuce win Degin at ixeorasKa me nrsi Miuara B.maers, D. g., Dy Aineeo
beat H ; H Crowel 11 uV Walter K.n week September, two weeks before the (Merrllleld) 3 1 1
beat Al'lls 3 tin 2 to aoR w.r RiinU opening of school. The camping trip plan Allabrleve, b. g.. by Elyrla (Davis) 1 2 4
S ?AttT " -aaV..PohfPourUPye.r.,: HS!U0S
1 ud- W PCar'h?rt hea? A h tJAT'lK' nd Hawkeyes and Cornhuskers, rlvala Third race. 4:08 class, pace; Iroquois Hotel
TmRi 1 il.n- i ?f .?... kL.t oL rt' 8t' for ,our ,ear8 for supremacy in the Mis- stake, purse 82,000.
i ' n Pw w i,.la kJ'.?'nSMne,' Bourl Vftlley- wl" mee again on the grid- Joe Pointer, b. s by Star Pointer.
Rlacir ir'Un' nhnZ' k.??OTK i iron- The game for 1903 will, be played in (McCUry) ..... ...... ! 1 1
W Bristol 3 ud a Liav't J Sol- hI2, Iow.PtJ'' he Hawkena-ciwing to Lin- Wlnneld fetratton, 'b.' h., by parra-
u & f ' , . rf" V Bo1!,11'?,1 co n the year following. way (McOulre) 1 ?
J. H. Snowden. 6 up, 8 to play; N. N. Nrir.1 h . Atorlson) 6 3 2
BOKum Peat K. 11. .mkblne, 3 up. I to I DnPIWri MAM Dill En CDflll THDC Sufreet. blk. m. (I-ker) 8 4 i
EVENTS ON RUNNING TRACKS
St. Loola Jadges Discover Serlona
Case of Alleged Ring,
lag.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 6,-By the alertness of
Judge Brady what is believed to have bean
an attempt at "ringing'' was frustrated at stewards of .the Harlem Jockey club and
DAPIMft MAM Dill En CDflll THDC
iinviitu limn iiuulu I uwm iwnr nui .. blk. s. (Greer)
VIm Tl aou 1 K m f.tamaa)
Fourtn race, z:i ciaas, iroi; pursn i,wu.
Tin. V. r p.. my m hv RanffA
Wilkes (Frank) J 1
Oeorge Muscovite, b. a. (Bond) 2 2
Norr a. h. r. IrihanKI a a
Dillon Boy, b. h. (Hudson) J 4
Tk. f , i.atn, K te ll I m 5 B
CHICAGO. Aug. 8 The racing firm ef! uu l-i , i V. ar fHtanbormiaih) g 6
I.lnd A Lo. ot Ban Francisco. Jockey I Tim., o i.-.u ) ru
Treanor, James Lynch and James Harris, I jnLIET. III.. Aug. 8. The Ingalls Park
the latter two employes or the Arthur sta- races this afternoon were postponed on c-
ble, were rulea on tne turr today by therollnt of rain.
4 S
6 2 I I
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Boadage, DrnggTed Before Race, Leads
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snent.
Delmar park today. L?ntrue, a 2-year-old
of fair class, has been running unplaced In
the Ch capo Jockey club. . . nriDIII AD TCMMIO Dl AYCPC XAIM
ina aecinion in tne nonange case py the I rurUL.Mll ia.niiiJ i a-ri i kiiu una
Iiettlng arouHed JuiIko Bradv'a aiiRnlnlon
The horse, Untrue, In today's race, a dash
of five and a half furlongu, for 2-year-olds,
on examination was found to be a 4-year-old.
Judge Brady declared all bets oft and
oroeren i ne no rue scratonea. Kesuits
Tournament Presents
No Surprises, Tbonnh Many
Matches Conclude.
MINNEAPOLIS, Aug;. ".-Play In the
roor neias or horses for some time. Today Chlcasro Jockey club was handed down
untrue entered at 3 to 1 and wus heavily slmultaneuosly with that of tha Harlem I , ...
vmreu, uoiiiif to tne poat at to j. The Jockey club and la ss follows: .
F or connection with the rt run gin a; of tha
horse Bondage on July 27 the stable of C.
Llnd & Co.. composed of C. Llnd and D.
J. Lynch, is suspended indefinitely and
rr.Er...-'..-.:. Tennis tournament, now on
First race, five and a half furlonjn: Potter oft the turf. The suspension of John Bobb, l tn" De Haven courts at Lake Minne
on. Easter Walter seoond, Mlllbrook implicated In the same caae Is removed." tonka, progressed rapidly today, the
llrd. Time; 1:16. matches in the ftrst and second rounds of
GOLF HISTORY IS REPEATED nt?PftWr , r
i 'rne piay prrienia no mi iji iBrB, mn nm
Mlsa Anthony Most Aaaln Meet Mlas
today by bunchlns; eight of thalr hit In to Schafley to Donohue. Left on baaea:
Toledo, 4; Milwaukee, 7. Time: 1:56. Una-
won
th
Second race, seven furlongs: Te-aney
Belle won, Fugurtha second. Pay the Fld-
uit-r iiura. iim; i:n,
Third race, one mile: Neveinuch won
Ranchman second. Blando third. Time: i:so.
Fourth race, alx furlongs, handicap: Fits
Kanet won. Malster second. An ilo third.
lime:
Fifth race, all furlnnan: Brannna won
Imboden second. Milklrk third. Time: 1:2M4.
Sixth race, one mile and an eighth: Mem-
pnian won, nr. wart second, uaronet third
Time: i:cb.
BARATOOA. N. T.. Au-. B.-Results
first race, nve ana a half furlongs: Ml
jlona made six ol their errors In. The pire: Cunningham
neio was wei nu slippery, maaing eiean I I
bcore;
Impossible. , Attendance, 1.800.
Slta'a, If....
(Mir. Ib...,
Chance, lb..
Jonna, cf....
Era, lb.,
llarler, rf . .
Kllni. .-..
Tlokr, aa..
Taylor, a...
CHICAOO. I
HH.O.A.II
riTTSBt'KO.
R H O A B
18 4(0 Bftunioat, ef 1 1
ll l! Storing, rt... 1 1 t 1
1 0 11 1 Wagner, a . I I 1 ) 1
01 O Brannrid, lb 4 11 1 1
i i a ijaai-n, sa.
Score, second game:
TOLKUO. 1 MII.WAVKEB.
K.H.OAI R. H.O.AC.
llBilih. rf ... till I'SchiS.y. lb.. 1 I I I
I j a iHinohue. lb. 0 f a
I 4 u'Wooda, c 114 4 4
I afnglaub. Ib. 1 1 I t 4
14 4 Hompbill. ef. 4 I I 1 4
I 4 l;bunlaay, It. 1 4 I 4 I
I 4 l (lnl7, rf... It
I I l;vioi, aa 114 11
I I 1 Klliott. a.... 1 4 4 4 a
Hc4aaa. a... 4 4 4 4 4
111114 11 t Amion, p.,. I 4 4(1
Chllda, lb.,.. 1 I
B'an'iblp. ir. I 1
Owana, at.... I I
klaiaaw. a... 1
Bhaub. ib.., 4 4
Turnar, lb... I I
Ball. aa...
Crlilall. I
mon won, Redman second. Auf Weidersehen in the cmi-flnals today. Miss Anthonv win
imru. linn; i.iorz. i nine from miss tn saDetn I onsnon or men. v n.in A.i.xt.n Kainn unieiie. a u. s-s.
Second race, steeplechase, handicap, short view. 8 up and 4 to play, and Miss Carpenter Doubles, first round: R. O. Hunt and A. C.
rrom miss m. Morris ot Kvanston, 8 up I Snow defeated Ward Burton ana naipn
""Li !? ".. - Gillette. 6-2. 8-3. 8-4.
A iiv uaiuu im kit, d. ii , w mn in iiiubi inil '
neys of this kind for several years Miss
Anthony against miss carpenter, in the
Totala
! 1 Kltcher. lb.. 1 I 1 I 1
,18 8 11 Krui.r. aa-l( 1141
,11111 Smiih, e 4 1 4 4 4
,4 3 4 3 O lar.r, .... 4 4 4 4
IWIIhalm. a.. 1 a a a
Total! ... 8 17 14 t .hitman. If.. 4 t
; y . . Kaaaady ... 4 Toledo .
r r: Milwaukee
xBatted for Wllhelra In ninth.
Chicago u .q o,o o 0 '-8 I'nglaub, Hemphill. Home runa: Crlstall.
i '""""" w u Klelnow, Owens, sacrince hit: Ponoliua.
Left on bases: Chicago. 8: Pittsburg, T. Iioubla plays: 8mitli to Schaub, Hall to
Two-base hlta: Rlchey, Kruger. Bacnflc Turner, Unglaub tunasslsted), Vlox to
hit: Casey. Stolen bases; Chance, Tinker, Bchafley to Donohue. I.efl on haaes: Toledo,
Bransrteld. Double playa; Tinker to Kver 8; Milwaukee, (. Flint ba4 on balls! Off
to Chance. Tinker to Chance. Harley to Crlstall, 3: oft Hedges, 3. Struck out: By
Chance.-- Struck out: ' By Taylor, . 3: by Crlstall, 1; by Hedges, 1: by Arenson, 1
wuneim, a. raaaaa dbu: nmitrt. nrst I lime: i bv. L mpirs; vunmngnam.
naae on pans: iiiyior, j. jut witn ball
I Total! ...14 11 11 11 I
1 7 4 0 0 8 1 au
0 7 0 0 0 0 5 3-10
T-wo.baaa hits: Turner. Chllda. Crlstall.
Smith, Owens, Bchafley (2), Oanley, Woods,
course: Foxhunter won. Called second
onnet- third. Time: 4:13.
Third race, six furlongs, th Seneca
Slakes: castauun wnn, Tuscan second.
Virgin Boll third. Time: 1:17H.
Fourth race, one mile and a furlona:
Setauket won. Carbuncle second, Sir Voor-
niea tnira. time: z:ui.
nrtn race, nve and a hair runonrs
Graceful won, Toiuan second. Pirouette
third. Time: 1:11.
Blith race, ono mile: Stroller won. Star
ann oarter second, Bon Mot third. Time
l:4.
Chicago. Aug. 5. Results:
First race, nve furlongs: Harranar won.
Mayor David B. Rose second, Chapel third.
T ime: j :m?fc.
Second race, six furlonsrs: Wolfram won
Havdoii second. Lovable third. Time: l:15t.
rnira race, one mne snn seventy varna: I ban rRANUlBLK, Aug. James J
warte Nlchte won, oregor K. seoond. Bid- Corbett aays he will do no more heavy
Tinker.
Moran.
Tim of game; 1:36. Umpire: Kama Taho pitchers' Battle.
' COLVMBUS. Aug. 8,-Kanaas City de
Ifeated Columbus In a fast game today. It
waa a pilchera battle, but Alloway had
ame poatponed: wet grounda. he better support. Leewe s fielding was a
. - i . i i . . I a n a . A(AniunA Hi M l alaora
At iioiion nrooaiyn-uosion two games 1 """ "". -
. i . i I v.wa.ar.w , rm nu...
K HO AS I R HO A
atbfuaa. l. 4 1 I 4 4 Mnrrlaaar, U 4 1 4 4
Oaar, rf 1114 O.Cllngoiaa, aa I 1 I 8 1
Nana, lb.... 4 118 4 Arndt, rf 11114
Urady. lb.... 4 11 1 0 Raymar. lb.. 4 4 4 1 1
'.Vi Butler, a 1 lit Hanaoa, cf... 4 1441
r9 ( Knoll. If 1 114 0 Millar, lb ... 4 1 14 4 4
OPS
TMksteoned : rain
At St. Louis-ClncinnatUSt. Lou I gam
poatponed; rain.
standing of tha Teams. '
Pittsburg ,
Chicago ...
New York
Cincinnati
Brooklyn ,
Boston ....
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Played, Won, Lost P.O.
81
, M
. 87
81
M
at
oi
87
81
47
43
M
34
31
31
38
84
44
Turnar, Ib... 1 1 I a
Waaaar, ib., 4 4 4 4
aoara, i
boraar, .... 4 4 4 4
1 4 17 11 i
Laaea. aa ... 4 I T 1
.S4 UrABd'a. b. 4 4 1 la
.818 Alloway, .. 4 4 1 1
4M1 I
as i-I I Tetala ... I 1 17 14 li
&7 i7i I I Totals
88 .Sal Kansas City 0 8 1 0 0 8 0 0 J 3
Games today: Brooklyn at Boston. Phila.. Columbus 8 0 0 8 8 0 0 4 1 -1
delphU a; New lork. Cincinnati at St Stolen base: Knoll. Two-base hits: Arndt,
Aouis. uwr, stutiwr. ljuuiq ptaya: turner 10
Turner to Miller, Leewe to Nance to
Hnron Santa nt Brookings. Orady; MoAnomi to L.eewe to Qrady.
I U v, , . U aii. T4 1 1. ,,1 r A 1 II.k.u 1
iilhom, o. v., Aug. tepectal Tele-I in. bv Ditched ball: McAndrawa. Tima-
1 .33. Umpire; Itaaaail.
Mala liana Olea Gaaae
LOIM6VILL3D. Aug. (.After four and a
half inning a heavy ralnatorm set In and
i. uiplre Muliane called tne game oft, with
tha acorn 1 to o in iavor oi Mlnne nulla
T wo games win on piayea tomorrow.
Postponed Games.
At Indlanapolla Indlanpolls-8t. Paul
gam posipwiea un account ot rain,
taadlag of tho Teana.
Played. Won. Lost p.a
ft
BEERS
Famous the World
Oyer Fully Matured.
Order troaa.
. May lnannay
HI
t Paul ...
Milwaukee .
Indiana iHilla
Louisville .
Kansas City
Mlnneupob
Columbua
I Toledo
83
... 80
... U
... 91
... 8
... S
... 84
... 82
It ,fi7
88 86 .nil
49 43 .833
47 44 M
43 44 . 4n8
fcS .
38 M .404
H 87 ,3mi
Oame today: Kansas City at Columhna
lolla, Minaaapolla at LouiaviUe,
Carpenter for Champion
Honors.
CHICAGO, Aug. S.'-Miss Bessie Anthony
players who had been picked aa the strong
est on their form up to date won all their
matches with ease. Summary:
First round; D. F. Wallace, Minneap
olis, defeated Theodore Griggs, St. Paul,
8-4 8-1. W. V. 8. Finch defaulted to Ralph
Gillette. . . . . ....
Singles, see.ona rouna: a. u. onow, r.m
of Olenview, the western champion, and cago, defeated Wilbur Thayer, Mlnneap-
jviiss jonnny carpenter win contest to I oils, 6-1, ueinen urit-icu nui-
morrow In the finals for the Olenview cup. man Newhall, 8-1, 1-8, 8-4. Mllea Werner
Both won their matches In handy fashion defeated Charles Hale, 6-4, 6-4. R. O. Hunt
rlnfeated William unoaes, jr., 0-1, j-.. v
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and Fishermen
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OMAHA, NZ8.
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Tennis Tonrnnment at Valentine.
past Mias Carpenter has had to content VALENTINE. Neb.. Aug. 5. (Special.)
herself with the title of runner-up. This The tennis championship of northwestern
time, however. Indications are that she has Nebraska will be decided in both singles
v..!...; w win. and doubles in a naiiou-ap iui 114x111.311 iu
' 1 k ki imrler the ausnlces of the Valen-
JEFFRIES SPARS TRAINERS I H!..Jt?k?"5:rirncl,.g.,K:ry.
i and fast playing will be seen, as play era
from Fort Robinson, Fort Niobrara, cnao
... r..fnril and other tilaces will enter.
The tennis grounds of the Valentine club
Bis; Boxer Works Hard to Prepare
Himself for Championship
Contest,
nev C. Love third. Time: 1:64
Fourth race, steeplechase, short course
Paulaker won. Moranda second, Anchor
third, lime: :(.
work, but will engage chiefly In snarrlna-
untll th date of the fight.
Jeffrie Is still hard at work at Harbin
Rniinaa. Todav ha out In tha mornim? ar
Fifth race, sin furlongs: Father Tallent I the gymnasium and boxed with Fitzslm-
on, jimjiir xrmxin second, .tiuccanneer mons, Kennedy ana nis Drotner Jack. He
naa been examined ana pronounced physic
ally sound In every particular.
third. Time: 1:18
Rlxth r.ice. una mile and a sixteenth: Fon
soluca won. Floyd K. second. Prince Blase
tniri. lime: i:m.
SI FFAIjO. Aug. Results:
First race, six furlonss: Little Bov won
Albiila second, Golden Cottage third. Time:
1 :'".
Feeonn race, four end a half furlon
Mellta wn. Lusty second. Freeborn third
Time: 1:1014.
Thirrt rve, one mile: Ttenrkart won
nutterscoth second. Firing Un third
Time: 1:47.
Fourth rsce, on mile and an ele-hth:
.Norfolk Wrestler Wins.
NORFOLK, Neb., Aug. t (Special.) In
clever match at catch-aa-ca.tch.can
wrestling, H. T. Bonnenschein," a local man,
won the beat two out of three fall from
frame uwyer or rargo, . u.. at Armory
hall last nlaht. The match was for 3100 a
side, and was pulled off at lawyer's chal
lenge, 'ina conditions v. ere that Dwyer
was to finish the match within an hour
and thirty mlnutea. actual wrestlln time
Ti-ocartero vnn. Ar Oowan second. Blml- I ponnenscnein won me nrsi tail in Jo;30.
Liwvtr took the next three minutes later
Cnrre Tev I In a clever turn. Tho final fall waa exciting
necauae 11 waa ine ruuuer. nma alter time
the fall seemed sure, when a squirm would
bonnenschein s
la ird. Time: I.OMi
Fifth race, five furlong
won. Dutch Comedl in second, Clarena third.
nie- t-lHW.
Sixth race, six furlongs: Teniae Collier sena tne unaer nuan ire.
Beamera second. Nuptial third. Time:
l.is.
Teanl Play Postponed.
somersault were a feature. After twelve
minute the Norfolk man, in a neat trick.
secured a fall. Lwyer attempted a full
Nelson, gonnenacliein slipped out, got a
vice hold and in an Instant pinned the Da.
The freauent showers of yesterday flooded I kola champion to the mat. .v preliminary
the courts at the Omaha Field club and I bout between Mike Barilielmew and Roy
It was Impossible to plsv any of the I Wiley (colored) was good. A battle royal
matin s in tne city tennis cnampionahipa was stoppea Dy nmrers. uncials were
laat nlirht Tomaht the finals in tha xlnvi.a Referee. K. Kauff. Bloux Cltv: tlmek.or
will be played and as many matches in thalers Off th mat, J. W, Kdwards; on th
OouBie ana tne consolation singles aa pos I mat, c e.. jiaruora.
suiie. 1 ne nnais in ina single win nagln
at 8 p. m. Aa Caldwell and Bcrlhner met
In the finals for the Field club champion
ship aeveral weeks sgo and Hertbner elaarly
thla place were postponed one day. Th
regular program will be carried out Thurs
day. Friday and Saturday. Instead of
Wednesday, thuraaay ana Friday. A large
Mala Pat Over Raees.
TEKAMAH. Neb.. Aug 6.-Hnecial Tel.
outpointed Caldwell with th aid of hi 8Tm. On account of rain the race at
handicap this maicn promises to p excep-
uunauj vjfcciiiiiB
Ataaala Oilalavi f la.!. J.
I BirlTi tif faat horaes are on tha m,i.
iiMiuiiJA, ia., jtug. 0 ippeciai Tele I and If there is no more rain th track
will r in excellent, conumon tomorrow,
Gasaea In Threr-8 Leagn.
At Springfield Decatur game postponed
rain.
At Cedar Rapids Rockford gam post
Doned: rain.
At Iubuuu DavsnDort gam nnatrmneit.
ryiK a iniwciai itia 1 raiq.
harj hitting Cyclone I At Rock Island IIImoI"Iob gam oust
gram.) fsceola played all around Clarlnda
today, Clarlnda making taclv errors.
Score: tHii-eola, : t larlmla, I. Hlta; Osceola,
8: Cl-rinds. 4. Errors: Oaceola. 8; Clarlnda,
12. Batteries: OsceoU. Hobba and Boats;
1 uriiua, viara ana uiasier.
Crestoa'a Krror Costly.
CRESTON. Ia
ram.) Creston
(ailed to connect
a h,
tWlUl
rank with the best tn the state and no
effort has been spared to make the event
a aucceasful one.
Scores Enough for Several Games.
T.ni'tfiVlLLE. Neb.. Aug. B (Special.)
An Interesting game of hall was played be
tween the Louisville and Murray teams
today, resulting in a score 01 aw 10 u 111
favor of Louisville.
International Tennis Postponed.
TmrwKLTNH. Mass.. Aug. 8. The Inter
national challenge tennis matches at Long
wood today were postponed until tomorrow
owing to rain.
Vmplre (or National League.
virw TfiRV Ails-. E. President Pulllam
has announced the appointment of Tim
Hurst a a National league umpire.
Bona Win Kaiser' Cup.
COWES, 11 of Wight, Aug. B. Bona won
th German emperors cup In todays re
gatta of the royal yacht squadron.
Hill Stay In Prison.
SIOUX FALLS. 8. D.. Aug. 5-(8pecial
Telegram.) Argument for an application
for a writ of habeas corpus to secure the
release from the Sioux Fall penitentiary
of Frank Koplllnle. serving a life term
for the murder of hi wife In Buffalo
county, on the ground that the court
record fall to how that he was present
In the court room during the trial, were
heard before Judge Jones of th tat cir
cuit court her today. Th application wa
denied and Kopllinl wa remanded to th
penitentiary.
O ffli-la Is Ar hot Satisaad.
PIERRE, it P.. Aug. B. (Special Tele
gram.) The Btat Board ef Charities and
Correction ar pot tlsflea with th ruling
by Attorney General Hall that th alary
Increase provided for by th laat legislative
session cannot be paid to the members of
the preaent board. While In this city W. E.
Tipton, one of the members, made arrange
ment to begin mandamus auit against the
tat auditor to teat their right In the
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It Is protected on the west from the scorching
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It's white walled court, with Its marble foun
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