Nebraska Newspapers

    rilE OMAHA DAILY BEEi WEDNESDAY, AUUIST 12. l.KKI.
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BEAXEAIERSDOttSPillLLlESlP-
Hnjhes Pitches Ecr:h'j tai Receives
Exc'llect Support from lull
V.ADDEII WILD AND ALV.OST INEFFECTIVE
Leader Ham Ip Five Tallica Ob
y tor th Visiter After Pleat?
of Exciting lacl-deats.
' 1
I i
B08TON. Aor 11. Waddell was wild
today and not particularly effective, and
the borne team defeated the visitors. Ex
citing situation vera frequent and brought
out brilliant fielding. Murphy, LaChance,
r a rent and M and L Crosa particularly
distinguishing themselves. Hughe' pitch
ing nvajiea ma BUDporc. Attendance, au.-mi. j
Boor:
B.U.O.A.K.I r h o a b
txrart'ty. H. 1 1 I Flirt sol. VI... 12 4.
Collins. . Is... g 1 t iFirkrnag. d 1 1 1 t
Btaal. cf 1 1 A, FUrrrk. c ... t 1
rrmu, rt. I I 1 1 0 1, Trow, tb. . 1 . t .
rare-it. a... 1 1 1 Scrhnld. rf.. 1
UAum. Ik 116 1 OMorrbr. k.. 14 1
Fvmo, ... Mil II rroex, os. 1 I 1
(Titer. c... 1 4 1 Hovers. Ik.. 4 1
Hue, ... 12 11 Waadeil. .. 1 1
luHoCiua
Tetala 4 10 17 I ll
' I Totals ... 1 I 24 1.
x Batted for Power In ninth.
Pnrton I...... 1 10 0 191 11
Philadelphia 0 0 1 01
Earned runa: Boston, J: Philadelphia, 1.
Two-Um hits: Murphy. Pickering. Threw
baa hit: Iarent- Stolen base: CoUlna.
Double p'-y: Ferrl to Parent to I-s-Cbanoe,
Flrstt buo on bells: Off Wad
dell. 1; off Hughe. 1. Hit by pitched bail:
Parent. Struck out: By Hushes. ; by
Wadd-U, wild pitch: Wad doll Time:
1:56. Umpire: Haasett.
Owti Gives Clew lead a Tlrtry.
CLEVEI.AND. O., An(t. VL In th ser
nth liming Owen hit Bemla in the head
with a pitched ball. II followed thla up
ry giving: txxnnauer a base on ball and
4 14 1
1 1 4
e run: Frinnon. FscrlJV n't: Knll
n b(i-: Nsnee Xerw.n. I'ouM fl ye:
leere to Rotitue. Oer to Rrihfu. Kn il
to Nance. B.ieea on belle: t.'ff Aliowav. ;
off Bohsnnon. 4. Struck out: By AJ'oway.
4. ty b.tin-iunn. Wild pltrhes: Bohan
non, S lWt on bnsee: hn t'l'T, 1;
I'jievKK 2. Time; l.Sa. I'mplre: Cun
ningham. .'
Katell tbewe la f.o4 Form.
MINNEAPOLIS. Aug. 11 Katoll slgnaJ-lw-d
his retjrn to the dinmond today by
holding Toledo to four hi; and striking
out ten men. MinnespoM plavrd an error
less gam In the field. Martin one-handd
catch and Owen's line drive were th fea
tures. Attendance. Score:
'MlNNEArOUS I TOLgDO
R HO A E R H 0 A
tilllTmi. rf. 1 m!ti. rf ... 4 1 4
UHf. If Ill t'bl.ti. tb.
Vr. rf... 4 114 eOwer.1. tf .
Malcmer. t . 4 4 14 1 CK'tnotr.
V'jnljr. Ik 4 4 4 4 Krbaub. tb
Orlr. m .... 4 1 I 4 OTuraer. lb
Martin, tb .. 4 4 4 1 lH. m....
Frnoner. Ik .l 114 4t rwull. If
Kaxell. p ... 4 4 4 4 4Cauliila. .. 4 4 4 1
Tetali ... I 4 17 14 7 TotaU ...1 111 I
Mlnneapolla OOtOOOO 1
Toledo 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0-1
Banes on balls: Off Katoll, 1. Hotne run:
Crteta:i. Struck out: By Katoll. by
Coughlln, . Sacrifice hlta: Katoll, Bohaub.
Stolen. bue: oylT. fcarneu runa: j oieoo,
1 Ieft on baaee: Minneapolis. S; Toledo,
t. Time: l:3u. I'mplre: Foreman.
Staadlag of tar Teaaaa.
riayad. Won. Loat. P C
...
...Hi
...VI
...!W
...M
..1'J0
...
...W
Game today: lymlnvtlle at Kanaa City;
IndlennpollK at Milwaukee: Columbus at
St. Paul; Toledo at. Minneapolis.
GAMES IN NATIONAL LEAKUE
Broklya Tavkes Laat 0e froa th
Claat After Errorleaa
Coateat.
DAVENPORT MEET IS OPENED
Joe Istersjt Wim $1,000 Fioeri' Btako tX
Ioirt Trottisr; Gt'.Lfriuf.
ceruntlrg for 1 pMrit- Pcwed by th Amer
ican metroa use vifitot won a nnjn 10 .
Tb feature cf tbe rlay Uxlay wae the
eaee with which majority ef the Ameri
can player beld their opponent on tbe
tee. &iie m rmiien i'iyen were in
e versa instant weavk in their short
Tbev an shewed srreat fumlllarlty with
their IroD. and their sirengUi tn this de-
tininnt tmh pd them ta win tna initial
0NEOTU AKLS BRONX Al MW TUriA I contest ot xaeir wr.
LIEUTENANT WALLACE IN LEAD
KUltary ght at Chlcg Brlags
Tweatlelk I a fa a try Osarer
Froat- '
Westebeater Fall t Ethel' Pride t
Graad rirralt Meet, She WlaaUg
tk Flrat aad Third
ncata.
Pt. Paul
Milwaukee ..
lmilsvllle ...
Indianapolis
Kansas City.
Columbus ....
Minneapolis .
Toledo
65 t .6.'7
f.9 St .6.1
M 44
M 4 .521
4 48 .4M
40 6J .4l0
t 60
17 6i .in
mTTfAriO An 11 The second dar I
DAVENPORT. Ia., Aug. 11. Th Aug-ust I Bractic In th army competition practice
meeting of tbe Ds.venport Mil Track club today oonsuned of skirmish firing. The
j ,, , v,ru .m - I targets, the also of a man, were placed I
opened with three good race today. Jo K cllnlng and km filing posturea. The
inierevi won ei.vw vr i nev advanced on a aog irtu ana iaia qo a
. r. tn v.u ( -A nthaf KnrewtS I la flr Twenfv shot Were fired bV each.
Show Me. by Norcature, was th winner I"-"- UFTZ Z Vk and
2:30 trot, taking X.VS as Ms first M yard.
Tcxlaya best scores: Uf uifnim nui ira
Th. Pacolet w never headed In th. tih 'ZtZZZS. Tw -'fourth In
colt race. I fantrr. 4"7: Serreant Jimt McCutcbeon.
n- f..f CmiOii' I Third Infantrv. 3S7: Sersreant Loul A-I
Trottinc. S 4C.' class, burse BOO: Show We Ape-lan. Twenty-first L i"!""'r? :.Ma,r
rSST: Marnut wo first h" BFALO. Aug. ll.-The final. In the
L1'1. 2-?2i.rw,;rnf.ti.'L c k,. annual rifle tournament of the Department
Time: I 1!4. Barbie, Clarence C, rln - . . ,h -r hot to.
In the final asm
of the interhorough series tody the local
it waa a
BROOKL.TX. Aug. 11
team beat New 1 ork by Z to 1.
j , "Vu r: . pitchers bait e, in wnicn vtarvin goi ine
making a wild throw on Joss hit. Bay s It ' ... 1 u-iii tk. k.mi.. nn Kr.th
three-bagger then drove in three runs and i .lr... .nd'errorleaa. Attendajice.
won the gam for Cleveland. Both teams
fielded finely. Attendance, 2.S1S. Score:
CXVH-A!D. i CHICAGO.
.. a.H O A l B U O A K.
Flick, rf..... 1 1 VHitliun. V. t 11
RJ. cf 1 4 4 4 Irbrll, lb.... 4 4 it 1 4
Bmlloy, ts-. 14 11 ejonrm. cf I
Laloi. Ik... 1 1 4 0 Grwn. rf 1 1 1 4
HI Imo. lb 4 114 t il)in. lb. 1 I I I
Mnnnnkr, U tUfoon, tk. .41114
Bomla. e 1 t 1 4T.nn.hlil. si I M I
Oorha'ar, as. 1 1 1 s:attery. e... 4 14 14
im. 1 4 S 4 Owxa. I 1
Abbott. 1 4 4 4 4
4 Touu-i irs l
Totals 4 1 ft 14 Si
Cleveland 4) . 1 0 0 4
Chicago 0 0 1 0 11
Earned runs: Cleveland. 1; Chicago, 1
Two-baa Jilts: Flick. Tannehlll. Three
bas hit: Bay. Bacrtlioe hlta: Jobs, Slat
tery. Stolen beaes: Bay, Callahan. Double
play: Magoon to Tannehlll to ifoelL First
base on balls: Off Jo a, 1; off Owen, 2. Hit
by pitched ball: Berols. left on bas:
' Cleveland. : Chicago, 7. Struck out: By
Joss. S; by Owen. . Pawed ball: Slattery.
Time; I.U. Umpires: O'lAughiln and Con
nolly. Xw Tsrks Tsks Asstker.
NEW TORK, Aug. li Th sixth and last
gam between New Tork and Washington
resulted in another victory for the horn
club. It was the poorest exhibition of
them all. only relieved by New York's ter
rlfio hitting. Onh lasted only two inning
and Town wend did DtUe better. Howell
bad the visitors at his mercy and his slab
work waa av feature. Attendance, 1.097.
Score:
JTV TfSwt . WASHntOTON.
R.H.O.A.k-! R H O A g.
ConT, .!. 1 a SMorsa. as.... 1 1 1
Kaoter, ' -.. 14 1. KoMnaea. rL 4 4 t 4 4
Elbortol. 11111 Clark, lb... 1 11 .
ViUllama, to. 4 4 4 1 t eltrh. If... 144
Ouiiri. Ik... 111... lM. cf ..141
ktcTmrr. ef. 1 1 1 . Cooghlln. to 1 I 4 I 4
IXTlm. tr... 14 1. Mccor-k. lb. . 1 1 4
BoTillo, 14. Klttredsc . . 4 1 I
BavaU. ... 11.1. brill, c ..41
Orth. . . . 1
Totals .-14 U1IU Tovuuo. ...... 1
'. i " TotaU ... 1 4 14 14 I
- New York OtOlltll II
Waahlngton 0 1 0 0 1 0 t
Earned nun: New Tork. I; Washington,
L Left on bases: New Tork, ; Washing
ton, a. Two-baa hits: Conroy, Oanael,
Seville, Howea.. Btolen bases: Kaeler,
Davijt (9. Boblnaon, Coughlin, McCormlck.
Sacrlfioei hit: McFaliand. First on bails:
' Off Howwll, S; off Orth. 1; off Townaend. 1.
Struck uti By Howell. S: by Townaend,
1. First on errors: New Tork. 1; Wash
ington, r Hit by pitched ball: By Orth.
g. DouTle r.lsy: Howell to Williams to
Gansel. McFarjLnd to Oanael. Wild pitches:
Townaend. X Passed ball: Klttradg.
Tims: l:4i. Umpire: Eheiidao.
StauBdlatsr of the Teams.
Played. Won. IxieL P C,
Boston , , l
Philadelphia 95
New Tork. &
Cleveland M
Detroit SO
St. Louia M
Chicago Si
Washington M
Game today:. Chicago at Cleveland.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION GAMES
HUnaaJkre Bats Out Tletory, lilUs.
apwlla FaJHasj t Kegotlat
Btlaasaers Twtrlera, v
MILWAITCEE. Aug. 11 StlmmeU pitched
winning ball for Milwaukee today, m
dltuiapolls getting but two clean hits until
th hist Inning. Newlin waa steady except
In the fourth, when Milwaukee batted ut
a victory. Attendance. bJJX. score:
MU.WAI KKS- i tNDLAJiArOLUL
It.U O AEl k.H O A S
rasflOT. Tb. 4. A 1 4 tfTiaaatt. IV.. 4 4 14 4
resobso. Ik. . 1 1 1 OFoa. Ib . 1 4
Wood. 1 1 11 1 HucrieTsr. rf 4 1 1
fulut. Sk. . 1 1 I.CobJUt. ef... . . I .
Culn. rf... 1 la. iiWooorug. If. . 1 1 4 .
ImntaaTv. If. 4 1 1 hndoa. e... .1114
h.miul, ef . . . . 4 MiLKaa. as.. 11114
Viol, at 111 SKIbm. Ik..... 4 14 . I
tlaiBMU. - 4-4 1 1 INcviln. ..., . . 1 .
Totals 1111 1 41 ToUls ... 1 4 M M
Milwaukee 00I. 1
Indianapolis tOtl... 0-4
Kamed runs: Milwaukee. 1 Two-baa
hits: ilanlev l!. Stolen buse: Hoanever.
First baa on balls: Off Silmmell, ; iff
Newlln. 1. Hit by pitcher: Klim. Wild
pitch: Stimmell. Struck out: By Stim-
mell, t; by Newlln. 1. Double play: Mar-
can to Fox tn Klhm. Left on bases: Mil
waukee, 3; Indianapolis, T. Time: 1:40.
alata Oatwlt Fielders.
ST. PACI-.'Aug. 11. Th Columbus team
could not follow the fast pane of the St.
Paul batters today, and played llatlessly
alter the horn team accumulated five run.
in the etxth and seventh Inning. Attend
ance, Lni. score:
rr. fai'l- 1 cou'stBrt.
rhoab! 1.11.0.11
Color. Sk 1 I 1 . Cllnmaa. as .4 1 1 I
Ilium, cf. 4 -l 4 .4 4a.Hi, rf.... 1 144
Jirkaoa. Tb.. f 11 e Anidt. If.... 11.1
h.'or, ok. 4 1 I H.im, lb.. ..Ill
Huiw lb. 1111 frbooaoa. el... .111.
riow-BOT. If. 1 1 4 . vTviraor. lb.... 111.
Wkooior. Ik. I lit . .aollor. Ik... . . II 14
lullhu, c. 4 1 I . Wui. 4.41
1 1 Wosaor. .... . 4 4
Z.0UU. Score:
BROOKLTN. I MW TORK.
R H O A K I . R H OI K.
Stmrs. Tb .. 4 114 .Browne, it.. 4 4 14 4
Shotkar. U. I Bmt i, n. j 1 o
rxibh. rf.... 4 .14 4 MrGana. lb. 4 4 14 1 4
rtnrl. lh ... 4 1 11 1 4 Merua. If.... 4 4 4 .4
IMhlra. OS... 4 4 4 4 4 Bibb, m 0 4 4 4 4
MrCYoory. rf 1 4 4 4 Pn-in. Tb....l . 4 1 4
rinoj. 114. COIlbrrt. lb... 4.114
KlLUr, e 1 1 O 1 V nT, ... w 1 m
Oarrta. ...... .11 -linrttT, s4 1 14
xMoOraw ........
Tcaalo . 1 I Tf 14 M
TotaU ... 1 I M II 4
x Batted for McGlnnlty in the ninth.
Brooklyn 0 0 X 0 0 0 -.
New tork 0 1 0 0 0-1
Earned run: Brooklyn. Left on bases:
Brooklyn. ; jjew York, I. Two-base hit:
Mood. Sacrifice hits: McGann (ii. Flood.
Stolen bases: Warner i3. Sneck&rd, Mc-
Creery. First base on baus: on uan-in.
l- nfr Mcflinnltv. 1. Hit bv nltched ba!l:
By Oe-rvtn. Struck out: By Qarvln. Z;
by McOlnnity, 2. Time: 1:38. Umpire:
Hureu
Btaadlas; ef tk Teaaaa.
Played. Won. Lost. P.C
Pittsburg M
New York....
Chicago ..
Cincinnati
Brooklyn ..
Boston ....
St. Louis .
Philadelphia
.9i
.a
tn
.t
. !-7
.81
62
hi
11
44
28
S5
21
12
27
40
45
4R
14
62
61
.669
.f.SJ
.4Tg
.311
.237
Oamea todsv: Pittsburg at Brooklyn
Chicago at Boston: St. Louis at New York.
DsuVy Stay la Mllwaakee.
MILWAUKEE. Wis. Aug. It (Special
Telfgram.) Hugh Duffy, owner and man
ager of the Milwaukee Western league
team In thla city, todav again emphatically
denied the story that the Western league
was to abandon Milwaukee, and asserted
most positively that the season would b
played out as scheduled. As an evidence
of this he displayed offer for some of his
best players at good figures, which he had
rejected, and stated that if be was Intend
ing to abandon th field he certainly would
not overlook such an opportunity to secure
some money out of it.
Bar Ball Prealdestte Meet.
NEW TORK. Aug. 11. President Johnson
0 th American leagu. President Pulllam
of th National leacue and President Pow
ers of th Eastern league, representing tn
minor leagues, held an informal meeting
today. Tbe proposed new national agree
ment was discussed. It waa decided to In
crease the committee to nine member In
stead of three. The meeting was then ad
journed until August IS, when the com
mittee of nine win meet again at Saratoga.
61 33 .64
54 41 .fWS
47 41 .534
49 45 .511
44) 44 .111
1 49 .4t3
42 51 .ii
3 64 .212
of the
mark.
t ' .-7. c YT.. V, a k. 11 mm- Joe in- day at Fort Niagara. The contest is ne-
Pacing. S.A class f k 1:rfh, tween marksmen of the army to determine
Y"1 th'r,t ,rt VrUn HabJ n " represent the department In the
Time: !. 2.15. 2.15. Adrian Hab won .,.,, ,.urn.m,. at Fort Sheridan on
aeoond heat. TimS: 1:11. Laay napp 1
I Mil, LJ I B. 1
won firwt heat. Time: l iuv V7- Tk. k. tort.vr Infnti-r-Cso-
grie T. Anna Bell. Doremi. Lape, iay 1ln 0rhafn porto Hlcsn regiment, 8M:
Bess a so started Captain Munson. Ninth infantry. S: Cor-
r'l,r.TntP ht Tlm r"3 i?bn.t.sr.lnf Sergeant Rau-
o, . v v.-. w - . t . ,... , I n t ITT pon ft k if n i re i mni. Ldfuirnini
l li-V 2:11. 2. US- Barons. le, mint, p-.- Eighth Infantry. TSf: Corporal
rTlncess.letlve, AQeiDoy Marrs. Hlateenth infantrv. 785.
?J?il?.lwutoll5ir-. Cavalry-Sergeant McN.llv. Second c.-
A UV OIWIIA -i'"t - - I k 1w TOT 1 atilBTignT Mllmml HaWVirifl f T"
Dr. Madora. ch. g . by Simmon- -ir Contain Wade. Second cavalry.
cv?.-yK 7ri;lfl.AV ' 1 1 t; Sergeant Kelly. Seventh cavalry. SH;
; ,',,', J .v k . Vr 11.. i 4 Fergeant Conley, peventn cavalry. .;
f' , h k ,ii , 7 i 4 4 Prlvau Mcnderaon, Seventh cavalry, rs.
Alic Mapes, b! ni. 4.L. McDonald) .. 4 J to
Brown Heels. D. m. llKagei o iu
Joltsco. g. b. (Jolly) os
Time: 2:07H. 2 :".
Clnss S:2S. tadns:. Durse. 21.000:
Al Book. b. m., by Ned Wood Cortne.
by Wydney (Curry) 1 J
viin, k'lnr blk m iBoerashl 1 Z
Virginia, b. m. (Wilson)
Fred H. b. g. (Seal! 4 4
Selva, ch. m. tClark) ds
Ethel Mac. ch. m. (Andrew) d
Tm- -OtU 7 1 1
Weetcheeter (take, X: 00. 2-year-old, l:7k
class, trotting:
v h vrMM. n tt . nv uirecium
P.lhalsvn Hrnld (PuiTVl 14 1
Tlr.l.,, h a iMIUert 4 12
Mary (iage. b. m. (Kennev) 2 2 2
Lord Kobert. b; n. ( nteri a o
Blossom, br. m. (Hudson) d
Time: Z:U. r'16, it:i.
C1.1SO i ll trotUnc. nurse 21.000:
lu?rv T ir tn bv Vnunff Jim (Mo-
IVmalflk 1 I
Monroe, b. m. (Walker) 2 2
T ill Ttors h. m. t Piers 4 2
Crescent, gr. g. (Currv) 2 t
Pug. rr. g. (Merrineld) J 4
Inni Hrld b m (Krkerl S I
Lsdv Conslantlona (Kenney) 7
AllnhHv b. r iDavls) 11 7
Tudor Chime, b. g. (Howell) 2 1
Barbers Shave Prlaters.
WAMOO Neh Au 11 TRneclal WThC
printers' and barbers ball teams Played at
the ball p&rk In this city Monday evening,
resulting In score of 1 to 0 in favor of
th barber. Th game w quite exciting
from the start, ana it waa nobody game
until aftor the last man was out. Craw
ford for the barbers and Adam for the
printer both pitched good ball, allowing
but one snd two hits respectively. This is
the fourth straight victory for th barbers
and they are looked upon as one of the
prospective winners or the cennant. The
next game will be played Thurrday even
ing between th printer and clerk.
FLYING MACHINE IS A SUCCESS
am Fraaelsco Mas Ha Oa tkat
eesa to Meet All
Relremes t s.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. IX The Ex
aminer says that Dr. August Dreth, an
aeronaut of twenty year' experienc. ha
Teeaaaaek Wlas from Hasabeldt.
TF.CTMSEH. Neb.. Au. 11 (Special Tel
egram ) Tecumseh won from Humboldt In
the ball game her today. Score: R H.
Tecumseh 11222224 1-1 1
Humboldt 0 4 100.12 412 la
Struck out: By Weaver, 2; by Pari. 4;
by Townsend, 5. Batteries: Tecumseh.
J'ans. Townsend ana nunura; iiumooiut.
Weaver and brown.
Baslaeas Meat Play Ball,
ONAWA. Ia.. AUg. 11 (Special Tele
gram.) The business men of Whiting de
feated the business men of Onawa at Whit
ing this afternoon In a game of base ball
by a scot ol 11 to ll. it was tne granaesi
conglomeration of talent ever sen on the
diamond, and the fun raged fast and fu
rious. Tbe casualties were many on each
side.
Gs
ses la Three-1 Leagae.
At Bloomlngton Bloomlngton, 1; Deca
tur, a
At Bockford Rock ford, 4; Davenport. 2.
At Bock Island Hock lKland. 6; Spring
field. 0.
At Dubuque Dubuque. 2; Cedar fteprrbs, 4.
loax City a Wlaaer.
SIOUX CITT, la.. Aug. 11. (Special Tele
gram.) The Sioux City team of the Iowa
South Dakota league this afternoon on the
local grounds defeated Sioux Fall by a
cor of 2 to L
-----4
TotaU .w 4 11 XI 14 W Touts ... 1 T 14 14
Ft Paul 1000(220 -
Columbu 40.10.1.
Two-bs hits: Chech. Geier, Flourr.oy,
Smith. lubl play: Hugrme to Wheeler,
Stolen basrs: Huggins, Ocier. Jnckson.
ltannon. hirst bane on balla: Off Wacntr
2: off Chech. L Struck out: By Chech. 1;
by Wagner, 4. Left on buses: Pt. Paul.
10: Columbus, 4v, . Tku: 1.10. Umpire:
Haskell. 5
Loialoi 111 Beats Blatrs.
KANSAS CITT, Aug. 11. Louisville won
the sam ty making five runs la th
Igbth inning on bunrhed hit and error.
Attendance, LSou, cicor:
LOCiaVTlJJL. XANIAJ CITT
R.H.O ill R U.O.A g.
Kn-sla. It... II. CRethrcos. Ik. 4 1 14 . .
Rin. If 1.1. uu. rf .... .1111
Broeheax. Ik 1 I I I ISnt Jk.. .1114
O4ou. Of . 4 1 1 4 Oro4j. 1.4.4
niiiTu, is. i l . H.a. y i i . . i
. brlKor. s. 1 1 1 I C Kull. If .... 14 11.
WM'.a. Ik..... 1 14 I OUe.i si ... 4 till
Ou.tULO. at.. . 1 1 4 l's(t tk. . 1 . . 1
neeir. , 4 I 4
lULtkar 4
h.tiiMO. .l I I I ll
m
TsUU ... f 14 Tt II M
t Touu ... i inn i
x Batted for AUoway la the ninth.
TsmlsvUl 0 . 1 . . 5 1-f
Kansas City 0 20100-2
Two-bas alls: Rethfuas. Rchroivor.
Ia the Westcrst Leagsc,
Gamea today: Peoria at Omaha: Mil
waukee at Des Moines; Kansas City at
Colorado Springs; St. Joseph at Denver.
BAD WEATHER F0RSHQ0TERS
Bala aad Wlsi Cat Dow a Scores
la bklraalah Fir Caaapdl-tlea.
LEAVENWORTH. Kan., Aug. IX (Spe
cial Telegram.) '1 b soond oay of tn
Dvpartmrut ot the M.8jurl ritle shooting
on tb fort lange a Interfered wutt by
a shower of rain and shitting winds. In
oil of this there was two akirtnlsh-run
shoots, one in the morning and the other
lata In th afternoon. Sergeant Oscar Fox,
colored, led again today in making th
best score, witn Corporal Smith, also col
ored, second and Captain Poor third. The
score of the twelve bwhest was aa follows
eWrgt-nt Fox. Caminy M, Twenty-til ta
Infantry. 3a; Coruoral Smith. Comuanv u
T-nty-flf ih infantry. 3iJ; Captain Poore,
B xtn intaniry, i-i. i-ieuienant (jmitn.
Sixth Infantry, S.V; LirJtenant Graham,
Twenty-second infantry. 241; Sergeant Mc
Clinf, Company I. S.xth lnfan.ry. iji;
8frgnt Turnt-r. Company C. Twenty-fifth
infantry. Si": trgeant Hanson. Company
C Sixth Infantry, 4; Sergt-ant Young,
Company E, Twenty-second Infantry, ii;
Color Sergeant I'lmer. Twenty-second in
fantry, S;:: Lieutenant Sheldon. Twenty
second lnfantr". 215: Serseani King, Com
pany K, Sixth infantry. Hi
LOSES HIS JJFE IN IDAHO
Presslaeat Kew Tork Wholeaal
Grocer Tletlaa jet Accldeat la
Tkoader Mcaatala.
NEW TORK. Aug. IX-The fact that Philo 1
8. Bennett,- the senior member of th
wholesale grocery and tea Importing firm
of Bennett, Sloan & Co., had been killed
K1CE HAIR FOR ALL,
Oae Destroy tb DaadraftT Cersa aad ,
Hair Grew Laaarlaatly.
Any on can havs nice hair If h. or h
has not dandruff, which cause brittle.
won. Beguile second, Hot Tim third. Tim:
1 HU
Fourth race, six furlong: John Couleter
won, Basuto aeoond. Stella W. third. Tim: J
furlongs: Dynasty Colfax, Wah.. aay:
'On bottle of Newbro". Herpicide com
pletely cured m of dandruff, which
very thick; and It ha stopped my hair
from falling out." It make hair soft
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W yr jt j3 jjq possible to get
w a a good cigar without
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Ar,vrK ,nl"-ch V'n?ud,":::::::"l! lS Just mad. an ascension from thl. city in .
Julia Mason, b. in. ijohnsoii) 4 ds I dirigible balloon, or airship, which he ha I
Tim: Z:lW. l:uv I constructed.
rtiniTO fill DI!W.M.!r TD A PICO I "a loose irom cable con-
tL.I4IO Ull nuiiminu I imurw I 110,,, wlth th ground, but claimed that I
thm balloon was fullv under control an
Gloesay Weather aad Heavy Cola j ,htt ne tterd It up and down, back and
Mar Hew Trk Racine: I forth and around at will. Thro time. It
Meet. I ' said, th ship ascended and descended.
It flight In tbe stiff breez being accorded
.4 . 1 -r, , bv (ho Invontnr on thnMA V
Anothor rlnrk dav ond heavv soine marked I aaw It.
todav'a racins- at the Poa. The Delaware. I Err. Dreth. who Is a native of Franc and
a handicap for 2-year-olds at on mile, graduate of the University of Callfor-
was the stske feature, and was won by I " , . , .
James R. Keene s chestnut colt Gimcrack. nla. was accdmpanled In his flight by
from Hunter Kalne. which beat nignisnaer i Captain T. B. Baldwin and a number of
for the jilace bv nair a iengin. e-u.is. uher people. The Inventor Is In hope
rirst race, six iuriuiio. y . au . .
Mar won. Yard Arm second, r Tiiuriia i imi ho m u, ivuuuu ij mr oan-
Uiird. Time: 1:1S- I tos-Dumont, th French aeronaut, and com-
second race, nve ana one-nan iurioni. i . . ,,K t,in v. -.i -.
Jim Kelly won. Gay Lothario aeoond. Ad- I "v lD"
be 1 third, lime: 1:12. lot xuio iiw.imm.
Third race mile and a sixteenth, on tun:
Birch Broom won. Flora second, isever
More third Time: k:F2V.
Fourth race, the Leiaware. one mile:
Gimcrack won. Hunter Kaine seoona, nagn
larder third. Time: 1:45.
Pifth rare five ard one-half fartongs
The Buck won. Red Man second, E'xoentral
thnt Time: 1:LJV
Sixth race, one mile: ram o Wianier won.
Albany Girl second. Pass book intra, iime;
1:4 1. .
CHtrAiso A us- 11 Results
F"lrt race, five furlones: J. w . O Weill
won. Banwell second, tshaltan third. Time
1-ftlV
. . , - . 7 , I -. O-t,,, w.A- ln,.-,.f- T1 - V.
won. Ocean Ore am second, iaay t.narie 1 UUUvu. w,uv, -
third. Time: 1:14V I known by th member or the firm until
.JhvT". mlIo. nV-io th new. w read In today', paper.
McGurk third, lime: Ijes. I - n. u.iu
Fourth race, one mile and seventy yard: I Cramer from Bols. telllns: of the accident
Colonial sri won. uanani secona, naina-i recel vmI
.1 n 1) 'rim 1 -aaml.
Filth race, six furlongs: Beautiful ana 1 - enncu, oKjompwuni uy ur. Lnuotr,
Best won. Floral Wreath second, Evi I s. B. Whittler of Brooklyn, and O. J.
.VJSlra21jr.T; 1X ..,,-n.C Tb Gat' ot Philadelphia, went to Idaho about
Ledaean won. Frank Me second. Aline Ab- three weeks ago to Inspect some mine a
bott third. Time: l:4v I well a on pleasure.
,B'nriiV;rZr,or, Brown Mr Bennetr. home was rn New Haven.
Vail second. Alborac third. Time: 1:44. Conn- H had formerly been a leading
Second race, six furlongs: r ururma won, 1 reouhllcan. but becam one nr Mr p.rvon'o
Tom Crsbb second. Sweet Dream third. Urnm, friends In th east and was a
Time: 1.16-4. . . - . I ..t-,
Third race, five and one-nan iuriongs: 1 jtuii cwiur iivu unnw:uciii lor 1
Can and Gown won. Alecrett aeoond. Our I th Bryan ticket In th last campaign.
inline tniru. iiiov. t.xx.
Fourth race, all furlonars. nandloao:
Croix d'Or won. Miss Mae Day second,
M nlsier third. Time: 1:15.
Fifth rsce. one mile: HvdropnoDia won.
Little Lois second, Wbaleback third. Tim:
1:44
Sixth race, seven furlongs: oneana won.
Joe Goas second, loeskin tmro. lime:
H ftauj. aui. 11. nesuits:
First race, seven furlongs: Marionette I dry hair, falling hair and baldnea. To
V0-?!" ,conQ- r""u'7 ""ra- I cur dandruff It U acesary to kill th
Second race, nve runongs: Aunrtianit 1.110,1 11. 11101 is juai wnii
won. panacea second, Jem rirnn uuro. 1 Newbro' Herpicide does. Cornelius Grew,
nme: i:ua.
Third race, even
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AT
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Thursday, August 13
VIA
The Northwestern Line
Special trains from Union Depot, Omaha, 8 a.m , 8:30 a. m., 9a. m.
and from U. P. Depot, South Omaha, 7:30 a. m.
Everybody Invited
Games, Races, Speeches, Refreshments
Spend a day under the trees Take the family.
Tickets, $1.00. Children, 50c.
Including Admission to the Grounds.
P. S. All groceries and meat markets will close all day Thursday!
1 1F.V.
Fifth race, nv luriong: tny won, . an1 rloUr a ilk; dllghtful odor, and
.u, n permit, th. GREAT INTEREST IN FIGHT
tsXUl rmom, om uiur inu v qtwrifr. diislj i oir v fruw auunoanuj, ana KJlia the
Tn; 1rTl.0ViUie West ttecond Lsomo I dandruf? rrm. Sold by e&lng drurrltrts.
VIUI. ; o .w. I BaWMsl An S .
LOSP Hcrplcli Co.. tfetroU. Mich, ffherman
m-A vii iiT-ii is U vw. Ppvciaj B ffU Lot.
DOHERTYS WIN AND
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GOMPERS ISSUES CHALLENGE
A-.r Laer I Awxiaws to Have
alelat Dlscwssloa with Mr.
Farr,-.
INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 11. Samuel Gom-
pera. president of th American Federa
tion of Labor, today placed a challenge
In th hands of a commute, addressed to
Rlae Ceatest Date Fixed.
ST. PAUL, Aug. 1L Adjutant General
Lltbey has received word from the Na
tional guard ef Illinois accepting September
H aa the date for the interstate rHe con
test for th Washburn trophy. Wisconsin
snd Iowa had previously accepted the dot,
and It will be held at Camp Lakexiew. neir
Laa Ctty. Winn. The trophy la now In tbe
possession of th Illinois guardsmen.
Mishap Pestpoae Mere Gasse.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug 11 Because of
the accident at the National lrgue bas
boll park on Saturday the three games
scheduled between Philadelphia and Cin
cinnati for Augast 12, 1 and 14 hav been
postponed.
"Ki ! ail BetUw Beers." Mlfhest xi kecain ri an ksi .Mlltx.
Order (re. M, May ox Co-siT,
SOUTHAMPTOK. L I. Aug. 11. In th
tennis tournament today B. F. uonerty
rVfau'.ted to A. Torrence rn th first round.
This is because he wishes to nurse his in
jured shoulder.
The Enciish champion. H. L. Doherty.
won his match by the default of Olile
CsTbell. the former American UU
holder.
Summary of th morning play: Men- I rj. u. pr-rT oSertng to meat the latter
singles, prellminiry round: William A. 7 7 to met th latter
Irncd. Orange Tennis club, defeated B. I on the tump at th Labor day celebra-
an Rensaelier Kennedy. Meadow club, I tion at th fair ground In thla city and
t,h-' JorJ IV blm th. quctlon of unionism.
-1; Edwin P Lrned,' Princeton unlverslt- The challenge will b handed to Mr. Parry
ty. defeated TheodTe Boosevelt Pell. West within th. next few day a. When told of
Side Tennis club. New Tork. -4. 4-4. -4; ,h- -h-... w,., L-v .
Harrv F Allen Plmont Crlck.t club! tb ehalleng Mr. Parry, who Is president
Philadelphia, defeated George a. Arburv, Of th National Manufacturers' aasocla-
Hvrvard university. 7-5 4-0; Louise E. tlon. said h would await tb delivery of
Mahan. Columbia university, defeated F. .v. v.ii- ... . . . - .
Derham, Meadow club. 4-2. -: C. P. Wat- v"' " "
son. jr., Orang Tennla clJb, defeated Ben- 1 t-
.mln rrentlce Meadow cluh.g-i. i-s. 4-2: H also said h had no deslr to pared
Russell Sard. Harvard university, defeated I ... , u r"'
Richard Stevens 6t George Tennis club. Mr Gomper aa a rival attraction at a
by default: A. W. Post. Yale university. I baby show.
aereaiea tiuy uvingsion. ttsrvsra uni
. , , .. m i r A - 1 1 l r,.k. t.- . i . .. ,
defeated Oliver's. Ckmphel!. Mesdow club. BOY TRIES TO WRECK TRAIN
by default: Edgar Leonard, Harvard nnl- " k" iillfc-tyfX inMIH
Drive Away While Stealing; Hide,
Seeks oteveag mm Cess p ay's
F.sspUyes.
SALT LAKE CITT. Au. ll.-Walter Ed
gar, a U-year-old boy, has confessed that
c wedged a large bolt la the frog of th
Salt Air track last night. Th bolt was
discovered a few momenta before a heav-lly-loeded
train flew by.
Th pollc believe Edgar, eaotiv waa
revacg. aa t had pees driven away by
trainmen whli aitsmpUng t steal a rid.
JTb Best Car fr Cold
Is Dr. King' New DUcovtry for Consump
Uon. Sure, pleaaaat. fs and guaranteed
to soon cur, or n pa, iuc, fLbdk For ael
by Kuho C.
versily. defested (eeore . Howard, Har
vard university, S-2. 4-0.
First ro'ind: A!lrt Torrence. Pt Ixtuls
Tennis club, defeated Beainald F. Dohertv
by d-fiu t, Karold 8. Mahoney, Fngiand.
vs H. H. Whitman. Harvard. 4-1. 2-all.
tnflnished: R. P. Huntington Meadow
criib. vs. Henrv Torrence. St Ixuis Ten
nis club. 4-2, 4-4. 2-all. unfinished.
Continued rain rut a stop to all th ten
nis match scheduled for th afternoon.
BRITISH GOLFERS VICTORS
Visiter Tak Flrat Match ef Tear
by Three Palate te
i
Oae.
HAMILTON. Mas.. Aug. 11 -Th Brit
ish coileg golfers began their America
tour auapldouoly today by defeating a
team of Anioriiaa college players In a
f'jur-bo.11 ooniaet on the urk of Myopt
Hunt clus by I (kMcU to 2, each match
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 11 -While bet.
ting la quiet on the big fight about to tak.
place between Corbett and Jeffrie the lack
cf Interest In this respect Is mora than
made up by th enthusiasm which I being
developed all over the country in the com-
Irs contest.
The sale of seat for the ronteat will b
th largest In the annals of pugilism In
thl. city. Th gato receipts, it la Mid, will
amount to ITjO.OOO, and It ta expected that
nearly a third of -the audience will be mad
up ef visitor from out of town.
Both the men ar now tapering off In
their training. Corbett still doe a fair
amount of work, but It la principally lim
ited to physical culture movement. At
Harbin Spring Jeffries 1 finishing up work
and h will arrtv on Thursday to enter
th ring on Friday evening. Both men ar
said by expert te be tn th pink of condition.
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