TTIE OMAHA DAILY BEE: ' TUESDAY, AUGUST IS. 1003.
LOCALS EASY FOR BREWERS
Omaha Goes Down Before the Leaders with
Lone Bnn to Its Cred t
COULD NOT HANDLESWORMSTED'S CURVES
On th Other Hand Mllnaiktt Jerk
tmt Toa, 8f Hits ana Itaa
from Companion' D
; 11 very. '
Mlllett. led th Junior In batting. The
ature of the game were th batting of
Fehlman and the catch bv Talhot In
h eialuh. The Juniors play at Tllden to
morrow. Boors: R.H.E.
unlnr 1 M II I 1 I M t II
Ulaer 0 0 19 0 0 1 0 0-3 3 6
KrnJ run: riiger, ); Junior, 1. Two
e hit: C. Swerta. Thr-h hit: R.
Fehlman. First has on bulls: Oft Buck-
lln. 11. Struck out: By Hucklln. 14. by
Frlmley, 11. Hit by pitched ball: fly Frlm-
y. 1. Batterlee: Fleer. Hucklln and
Fehlman; Junior. Frlmley and Miller.
tt wa Milwaukee and woman's day at
Vinton tret para yesterday afternoon and
tha berufTied and rally irowned women aw
In pity the rout of the famou band of
Jtourk.. Th Brewer outhlt'but didn't
outfield tha local and finally took the
game by a Boor of 10 to 1. Misfortune
wr ever In th way of th Ranger but
van with fortune smiling In their face
they could scarcely bar won out. for they
did not bav their batting rag: on and
aeoured but lz meanly, aeattered hit oft
f tha mighty Bwormsted, who shadow
win laid low last time h waa In Omaha.
Meanwhile Milwaukee did tearful thing to
otn of Companion' curve at varlou
time and pushed along th work he rrted
with Ma tlx pane to first.
In th fourth Inning, with Miller , on
econd nd Bhugart on flrtit. Miller retired
the ld by turning a double' on the
trengthV Kelly' line drlv. Th Cream
were fortunat la placing their hit al
though th outfield apolled two or three
likely one and Hlcka- and Kelly at up
couple of the kind you read about
Alonsa Btnns was th first man up and be
mote th ball Into, Mr. HIckey's hand
but Hlckey fooalad It and then Mattl
walked. Cockman acrlflced and O'Neill
brought In two with a double acker. That
was all but sufficient to have, won th
game. Carter and Oenlna were promptly
bowled down In their hlf nd Dusty Mil
lr knocked on about a mile high. Braun
circled around under tt but the reflection
of th sua daisied hi eye and b dropped
It Meanwhile Dusty was swinging on to
ward second at a lively pace. Braun
grasped ' th sphere by th scruff of th
neck and thrw It way out into left Held
with great gusto and th only cor for th
Rourkeite was safely under the wire
Then It settled down to a pitcher battle
for four lnnlnga, when thing bogan break.
ing loose and hits, stolen bases and passes
filled up five Inning with seven runs. In
the ninth thing looked pretty blue for th
locals but th Creams failed to get any
more run. - O'Neill singled and Braun
lapped on over Kelly. Kelly dropped It
and O Nelll wa forced to second. - Then
Braun and Gatlns walked. The bases
Were filled but Lucia couldn't find th ball
Bwormsted flew out and the trouble for
Omaha was over. In Its halt of the ninth
Om.h waa wanting and so it ended 10 to 1.
The acor:
MILWAUKEE!
AU. K. H. PO.
)
' Pton, If!
MoVlokers. cf.
Cockmun, Sb...
O'Neill, rf
Braun, lb......
Hat inn, a.
I'. Miller, 2b....
Lucia,' e
Bwormsted, p..
Totals .....
Carter, rt......
Oenlna, rf
f1ller. If
Thornton, lb..
! 1
i i I 1 i
A. E.
a feature. Tengor w knocVd out by a
pitched hell. Attendance, 2.177. Score:
DETROIT. , NSW TOP K.
R H.O A R.H.W.A .
narrwtt, rf. .. I
L".h, ir
t rm e-i'oM, rf. ft
Carr, It.
y-Aiiiat r. m
Taa(r, 16...
Courtney, Ik. 1
GAMES IN NATIONAL LEAGUE
Beaa Bator Pmt Vp Splendid
trmt, Beating; ,100 Pirate
Aggregation.
hong, 2b.
H-)ulra, a.
gllaon, ...
Totals ..
Detroit ..
New Tork
Two-base
t 11
TnnffVT, I... t
IK"!", rf... 1
0 F.lKrfoM, m a
Wllilama. 6
o.m.l. lb... t
vrnrre, rf. 1
t 11 17 IT I
i r.ia, if.
1 H.TlUe, ..
a.Howail, f.
Total .
1
1
1
I
i
t
4
'
I 1
t
t
i :
I IMll 1 I
i a .
--- I jusn u), iveeier,
a .una;, Mcjuira,
BOSTON. Aug. 17.Boeton played sn un-
usually clever game today, while Flttsburg
piayen loosely. Carney ws not oniierea
o exert blmseir. na Frmilppl wa oetteo
freely, receiving the weekext kind of sup
port. Falkenherg, substituted In the fifth, I
made a better showing, but FlttaMirg'
error continued. Attendance. I Ml, Bcore:
FITTiBtTRO.
R.H.O.A.B.
BOSTON. I
R.K.0.A.E
, rf.i. 1 1 I VI
Pertae,
Tenner, lb... 1
Coolea. if.,., l
Carney, ....
IMoran, a
ftaanmont. ef 1
1 II lTUrk., If.... t 1 t
I I O CUith, 3b.... lilt
1 ,wairnr, m at 1 I I
14 4 PranaHaK. lb 1
Bianlar, rf... 1 1 I I CRHt-.r. lb.. 111
Ak'ttchlo. lb. 1 1 I 1 F. bring, rf.. tit
lie rrnipa, e i
11 OPhllllenl. .. 1 I
ralianb'f.'P. 1 1 1
I 11 IT U 1 Kruer I I I
.... lOJOMt jM
.... I I 0 M 1 i M
hit: Bevlll. Bacrlfic hits:
Stolen banes: Barrett,
Mcf'arland f't. Onsel t3.
irst base on bails: Off Howell, 6; off
kltson L Hit by pitched ball: By Howell,
1. First base on error: New Tork, 1
Left on bases: Detroit, I; New Tork, T.
Struck outv By Kltson, f; by Howell. I
Time: Z :(-. Empire: O LAugiuin.
Washington Worst Wklto Box.
CHICAGO, Aug. 17. -Washington won to
day's game by bunching four of their six
bits in the secona ana thira innings. jni.
tego' only run resulted from a base on
ball, a aciiflc and a single. Attendance,
i.lol. tscore: -
VAuurNtiToM mirAOft.
KH.fl.il R.B.O.A.B.
MID-WEST TENNIS TOURNEY
ConrU In Fise Condition and Playm Show
Hzoellent form.
DR. SHELDON DEFEATS YOUNG OF OMAHA
Local Teteran t'nakle to Crack the
Nat Presented Hlra In te Pre
liminary Ronnd Hnnt of Cnl
Ifornln a, Favorite.
Crrm'far, Ik 1
Aubnr, )... I
Tatal
Totals ... 4 I M 11 1 1
xBatted for Palkenberg In eighth.
Boston 0 lOieie-t-'
Pittsburg 0 I 0 0 1 0-4
Two-baa hits: Cooley. Tenney, Sebrlng.
Three-base hit: .Clarke. Double plays:
Phllllrml to Rllchev to Branafleld: Leach
to Bransfield. First base on balls: Off
Carnav. 6: eft Falkenberr. 2. Hit by
pitched ball: By Philllppi, Aubrey. Struck
out: By Carney, 1; by Philllppi, 4; by Fal
kanberg, i. Times IM. Umpire: John
stone,
Brooklyn Twice Dow Brown.
BROOKLTK. Au. 17.Brook1yn won a
doubla-header from Bt. Louis today. Gar
vin held th visitor down to three hit in
the first game, all In the ninth inning.
In the second game the local were out
batted, but bunching of hit won them
a ten-Inning game. Attendance, 2,900,
Score, first game:
BROOKLYN. ' I BT. tOtJIS.
B.H.O.An. 1H.0.11
trans, lb... lilt larroll, lb... I I 4
II, I I I f WL'oDavaa, ri. v a v v
Voran, as.... I I I
Mnbluoa, tt, I I 4
Aran, rf .... II
Clark, lb... 11
Blbrb, It.;. 1
CoifthUa, lb. 1 1 I
MaCor'k. lb. I I I
Klttradga, a. 4
Ortlt, p Ill
0 Holmas, If... I 4 I
OlUb.ll. lb.... I I 1 I
k Jnaa, frf . . i.
UlOraan, rf.... I
Totals
I i it u e
allahan, lb. 11(11
4atoon, lb.. I 4 I I
TaitaabllU n I
Hiattarj. a... a
Own, p I
Piahartr, p..
4 11
I
II
1 I I
I 1
111
Bar, at...... I
Kradlajr, lb.. I
Lajula, lb... I
Hickman, lb. 1
Mcl artkr. It I
Bamla, a I
Qocba'er, as. 1
as. 1
Sharkar
tnbba, .... 1 I kSmaot. tt.... I 11 I I ToUlt .
porta, IB..,. e a;uvuieaT7, u. i i a i v. leveiana l o v 1
Dahlaa. aa .. I I 1 lBurka, lb.... 1 t 1 4 4 I Boston 1 0 0 11
jaai:rarr, ni a a v v train, aa...,v w a m w
Jordaa, lb... 114 1 eHackatt, lb.. 1 I I I I
Itltt.r, lilt C'nvati, lb 1111
Carrla, lit IjO-Nall, t-0 111
I I I' I I
ToUla
I I 14 IT 1
t-t
009
,e o
r.
pobba, cX..
Iovla. lb.... I
llahlan, as... I
Mot'raary, rf I
Jcrdaa. Jb... 1
I 1
...'...S3 10 10
OMAHA. )
Aa h.
4
0
27
0
i
10
Phurart, 2b , 4 0 1
Kelly, ss 4 0 0
Hlckey, 8b 3 0 0
H. PO.
2
0
Oomling, e ,
Companion, p i
t I
A. E.
it .u
0 0
e
t C 10
o e-I
M . t ! W
TotaJ tl
Run by innings:
Milwaukee 1 1
Ou.j-hdk. i.i,.,....i. 1 0
Kits by Innings:
XUlwauke 1 0
Omaha 0' 0
jftrnu runs: Milwaukee, a. Left on
buses: Milwaukee, I; Omaha, I. first baa
Po balls: Off Bwormsted, 1; off Companion,
B. Struck out: Uy Bwormsted, 5: by Com
panion,. 1. Hit by pltaUei ball: Stone.
Two-bawe ' hits: O'Neill. Stone. Suorlnc
bite: Corkrnan, F. Miller. Bwormsted,
Hlckey.. Stolen buses: Cockman, dating,
F. Miller, loubla play: Miller to Gatitis,
Oatin to Braun. Time: 1:36. Umpire:
Kelly. v
BllUlonatre Divide l. A
COLORADO RPRINQS, Aug. 17 Th
locals were lucky and bunched nlta In th
fret game today, winning .easily. In th
aeon a game Qlade wa too great an enigma
for the IocmIs. Donohue'a tuich of Conxal
ton's long fly, with three men on bases, and
Glade's pitching were th features. - Score,
first gam:
HUH.
VIo. Spring. OlltJ010-7T4
- tit Joseph 0I0000IIO-I8I
Batteries: ' Bt. Jossnh. Fall and McCon
Cell; Colorado , UprUigs, Nswmsyer and
Score, second gam:
R H E
St. Joseph...... 10010 00124
Colo. Burlngs. 000000080 0
, rlatterlee: Bt. Joseph, Glade and McCon-
seu; Colorado Hpriugs. jone ana lioxiq.
rcn'b'a. f
VaaH'a. af.. t
MoUaaa, lb..
MartaL If... 1
Babk, aa I
audar, lk.1
HbarL lb.. I
Duna, tb I
owarmaa. a a
siaKb'a'a, . I
ii
Baal Lnek Beat Denver,
TTKfVFRt Aug 17 Pad luck In th ninth
lost e oloseiy eontested gam lor VMS Len
ver team today.' Score: v
Kansas City.,. 0 1 t M 1 1 I 1-4 10 1
frenver I 0 0 1 1 0 0.0 1- 1 I 5
Hatterlesi Penver, Pound and Sshlel)
Kausu City, lies ana MtMiic
Doe Moines Takes Laf One, ,
DE3 MOINB!, Ta.. Aug. 17. Morrison'
pitching, combined with opportune hitting.
Won the last game of th eerie for !
Motnea, . iisaaatuc; wo. nore.
R.H.E1.
Peoria 0 1 M 10 i i'MU I
Uatterlesi V Maine. Morrison arid
Foul; 1'oorla, Olmatvd and Heaeler.
Ktandlnsc vt b Teams.
Plavei Won. It.
Milwaukee D6 61
. Colorado Springs .. St
KannaJt City W M
tit. JoaepU M 4$
1'eoru M
Invrr ii U
lr Molne ill 41
Omaha M I
, No game today.
15
41
4
bi
64
M
U
p.e
.ai
.1:1
.it 9
.44$
.4.1
.4
Jaaiora Keep on Winning.
viT.ftvn V.b.. Aur 17. ffineolal Tele
gram.) The Union kiuick V-raa Juniors
t(.t up tlwlr winning gait by defeating the
fMt 1'likfr lam in a. uioee gunie luuajr
i. It, wlnnlnir hnll for PllK-1
Vxceot. for 1:1 wlidnoaa. He struck olit
fni!rl.n mmn a nit ellowed onlv seven tilt
ITiiuley avlau pitched good ball and, with
aaajnnkk aninnMk, anaaa. asaaank ta
BEERS
Fcimous' the World
Over Fully Matured.
Onlar fraa
' B. May A losanany '
r.?Aicc pcrtFccT r.r-rj
Ttllkill'filarAltlt l'.n.iii
f.-i Luavrl :.o I'a aja aa,MiiiMj of
j. bra twa ba r-'-f jJ w yuit 1'.a aary
.' V 1 ivitou4 hti-.aal'v'l rrt t
,-. ui b I'inlli 1,1
r ' 1 shkM 1. Illln:liliill.u
I t ju,.,) Ik'Uuy Kmnui T ud lb ul
v . k,l aiatn of .lu.1 rjwara. ucurr4 b
i juji;inna or arir yeaia,
t-'W' luiir wrai a p.wu.' toa.arj uii
?. Uraae ap t-ii to lu.a bioa u is
r. i-,rr...a.uJ ..rr, f'J'J
t "' r-.a-. V l
kMkiiirMr ill Hai-a, 4Mavjra.a K.
A.., a na. Sak.. k Kau A Ca.. IHk
n.a. , a ajiii ., K b a..a
L kv.. ih4a.l. C at..o, l
Currla. o
I T IT II JliDamont ...
I
TeUl .
Brooklyn 0 5 0 0 1
St. Ixiuls 0 0 0 0 1
T.eft on bases: Bt. Louis. : Brooklyn, i.
Two-base hit: McCrry, Burke. Horn
run; SlieckarU. Stolen base: Uonovaa t2.i,
Hackett '2). First bae on errors: St
l.ouis, 1; Brooklyn, 1. First base on balls:
Off Qarvln. off Currle. 4. Sacriflae hltt
rimoot. Hit by pitched ball: By Garvin, 1;
by Currle, 1 Struck out: By Oarvln, 7i
by Currle, 1. Time: 1:47. Umpire: Hurst.
Score, second gam I i -
BROOKLYN. . i . ST. lOVlt.
R.U.O.A.g.1 R.H.O.A.K.
Rtrant. lb... 1 I 1 ajrarralL lb.. 0 1 I I I
Shaokara. If. I 1 I B 0DnYaa, rf. 1 4
9 I U!t-fnooi, o, -. , v i w
t I OillunlaaTT, 111 I i I
t tHBurke, lb.... Ill
1 Mir.ni, aa.... I I I I
I 0 Hr.o. lb.... 11 I
Ja.tlitaeh. all I I WO Nail, .... 1111
Rainy, p...,. lilt 0jMurlur, j... 1144
Totals ...4 lit I J TataU ... I 1011 11 I
iTwo out -when winning run waa mad.
Brooklyn 10000010 J-4
St. Loul.y.........0 IMIUMM
Left on bases: Bt. Louts, 7: Brooklyn. 7.
Two-base hits: Smoot, Jordan, ONclU
Three-base hit: feheckard. Stolen bases:
Hhackard. J. Sacrifice hits: Dunleavy.
Murphy. Btruck out: By Reldy, I; by Mur
phy, 1, Wild pitches: Kctdy, 1: Murphy. 1.
Time: 1:40. Uinlr; Hurst.
Cinelaaatt sad Giant Both Win.
NF.W TORK. Auar. 17. The Cincinnati
and local Nationals broke even in the double-header
whloh attracted over 13,000 per
son to th Polo ground today. New York
won tne nrst game wun Mavnewson -omening
against Suthoff. In the second the visi
tor batted Taylor out of th box In th
fifth Inning, - Pool pitched well and hi
batting wa useful, lie made two hits in
trie mm inning, ecoreu one run anu ufua
in two more while taking hi aecond turn
at Jh bat. . Attendance, 12.684. Score, firt
game:
Ntnr tofk. cincihwati.
H.H.O.A.B.I R.H.O.A.g.
Browna. rt.. 1 I I I I Ponlln, If..., 1 1 I a o
af V V V a Daoiour, ai a a
Dolaa, rf.... o
0 Barklry, lb.. 1
Btalnlaldt, lb I
llD.lr, Ik
Oil orcoran, aa. I
Plata, a I
ToUla ... 1 I It 11
Washington 11000e 02
Chicago 00011011 01
Left on bases: Chicago, I; Washington,
I. Two-bsse hits: Couahlln. MoCormlck.
Three-bose hits: Orth, Green. Sacrifice
hit: Magoon.' Btruck out: By Orth, I.
First base on balls: Off Flaherty, 2: off
Orth, L Time: 1:20. Umplr: Connolly.
Cleveland Makes It Eight.
CLEVELAND, Aug. l7.-CIeveland mads
It eight straight today, defeating Boston
easily. Tjlneen was knocked out ot th
box In tbs first inning. Score:
CLEVELAND. BOSTON.
R.H.O.A.K. I R.H.O.A.B
Flick, rf I I 1 Doughartr, If I 1 1 4 I
I a a lo 1 1 ma, eb. .,
I 1 1 I C. Btahl, of,
ii 4 0 Freeman, rf. 1
10 0 1 Paronl, aa... I
10 Lachaaea, lb I
1 T 0 0 Farrla. lb.... I
114 l'J Blah I. a.. I I I I I
111 alulnaaa, a.... I 0 t
Wlntara. a... I 1 I I I
TeUla ... 1 11 IT 11 II
ToUlt ... t i 14 IS a
0 2 0 -
0 0 0 0-8
First base on errors: Cleveland, t: Bos
ton, t. Two-base hits Bay. Hickman,
Lajoie. Parent, Collin. Freeman. Three
baae hit: Hickman. Jos. Stolen bases:
Flick, Bay. Double play: Gochnsuer to
Lnjoie to Hickman (2)' First base on balls:
Off Dineen, 1; off Winter. 1. Left co
bases: Cleveland. 6: Boston, I. Btruck out:
By Joss, 7; by winters, 3. Passed ball
Bomla. Timet 1:28. Umpire: Sheridan.
Standing of tb Teniae.
Played. Won. Lost
II I
11
p.e.
.147
,Uo
.mo
.too
,4A4
,460
.t3
Boston 99 64 16
Philadelphia 101 67 , 44
Cleveland 100 tfi 4S
Detroit M 49 47
New York 14 47 47
St. Louis 17 48 63
Chicago 100 4fi 6S
Washington 9 82 67
Games today: Washington at Chicago,
Philadelphia at PL Louis. New Tork at
Detroit, Boston at Cleveland. j
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION GAMES
St. Paul Hammer Toledo' Pitcher,
Taking; Tea Ran to
Two.
St. PAUL. Aug. 17.8t. Paul and Toledo
played off a postponed game today, which
was won by the locals, who Mt Dom ter
rificaiiy, earning seven of their ten rung.
Attendance, l.s.j. tscore:
BT. PAT7L. I TOLEDO.
R.M.O.A.Kt " R.H.O.A
Celer, lb til (NSmltli. rf.... I 1 1 I I
Bhannoa, of.. 111! OlCkllda. lb... 4 4 4 1 1
Jarkaon, rt.. 1 4 I I e.O.na.' of.... I 1 I 1 I
Bcbaafar, aa. 1 1 4 I lIKIalnoar, e... 1114 1
Hutgina. lb. i 1 H kibaub, lb... I I I I I
? a I 1
I 1 I I I
:.. I I o
..1111
riouraor, It. Ill
Whaalar, lb. I I It
SullWaa, ... 1 1 4
Cnacb. p Ill
f
I I
Suthott, . J.
xKailr
Tetali ..
i
1 IT
I 1'
I
11
I I
I I
I tiTurnar. lb.,
I J Pall, aa I 1 I I I
I f Androwi, If.. I I I
I 01 Hoib,
ToUla -...II UW II Totals r. I 614 14 I
Bt. Paul ..1 0 0 10 8 11 -10
Toledo :.....0 HI I I t 1 1-1
Two-baa hit: Geler, Jackaon, Wheeler,
Bnannon. hmitn. uwem. Hacnnce nlta:
Shannon. lluKKln. Klelnow. Stolen base:
Hugrlns. Double play: Chech to Muggins
to wnseier. lisaes on Dans: -n uorn, sj
off Chech. S. Struck out: By Chech. 4.
Wild pitch: Dorn. Left on bases: St. Paul.
a, iuibuu) aw iiuivi a.au. umiita, naaa.i
Standins of tne Teams.
Plsved. Won. Lost,
,4 1 14 :t i
TMslts, II... I I I I tin
tariaour, at. 1 1 t Br
Dolaa. rf.... I 1 I I I Mr
ToUla ... T 10 IT t
x Batted for Buthoft in th ninth.
New Tork 1 1 I II I I I
Cincinnati 0 I 0 0-0 0 0 4
Left on bases: New York, 9; Cincinnati,
Two-base hits: owerman, Dolan. Home
run: Seymour. Hacrince lilts: van nanren,
Lauder, Mathewson. Stolon ajasec: Merles,
Gilbert, Haub. Double pisy: jssoo 10 mi
Gann. First base on balla: Off Mathew-
eon. l: off Buthoft. 6. riret oase on errors:
CinclnnaU. 1. Hit by pitched ball: By Stit-
ioff. 1. Struck out: B Matnewson, b;
by Suthoff, 8. Psssed ball: Bowerman.
Tlme 1:46. Umpires: Email and Moran.
smore, seoonu gam.
. . CINCINNATI. NEW TOUIC.
n.n.o.a ai K.H.o.a.ai.
wrovae, n... a i t j a
ramus, oil 1 I 1 I
rOank. lb . 1 I 1 1
Barklar. Ik.. 1 IU I t atartaa, U.. f 11
Staiataltft, lb I 1 M Babb, I I t I I
Dal,, lb 1 III tLaalar, lb... I till
Ooeaoraii, aa. 11 a on Dart, ... i i f
Habarar, ... I I I 1 I Dona, lb I I 4 4 I
faola. 1 I I 1 I Bowarmaa, I t 4 I I
I'laior, .... ilia
ToUla ,.. II IT II I Millar, 0 4 114
' . xVanrTa .... till
Total! ...Til IT IT I
xBatted for Miller In the ninth.
Cincinnati 0601100 1 I
New York 01120100 1-1
First base on errors:- Cincinnati. I. Left
on bases: Cincinnati, I; New York, 7. First
r.. on bells: Off Tavlor, I; off Miller, I;
off Poole, 1. Btruck out: By Taylor, 2: by
Miller, z; by fool, i. unree-Dase nitai
neauahan, Mertoa. jiowerraun. 'xwo-Daa
Its: Howerman, Taylor, Seymour. Sacri
fice Mt: Ileckiny. Stolen bases: Corcoran
lilt by pltcbea bail: sy t'ooie. i. lime I
Umpirss: , Morait and Email.
P.C.
.070
.t4
.064
.404
.
.163
Paul,
(2).
1 .00
tending of tbe Teams.
Played. Won. Lost,
P. C.
Pittsburg luO 65 IS .GS0
New York 60 l .6 4
Chicago JVi $1 41 .6.1
Cincli'Jiatl W 63 44' .fcj5
lirooklya - ,. su ,it
fioeron V 4t 64 Mt
Philadelphia , W II Ii - ..!
St. Louis 1U6 S5 70 .Sit
names todav: Plttaburc at Boston. Cin
cinnati at New Tork. St. Louis at Brooklyn.
Bt Paul 102 61 14
MllTjtuuke lol .11 40
LoulKvill 101 6 46
Indlanapoll ........104 66 40
Kanna City "... 97 47 60
Columbus 104 42 62
Mlnneapoll Ii 41 ' 6?
Toledo 103 7 68
Indianapolis at Minneapolis, Columbus ai
liens ciiy, aoieao ai sauwaukee.
Wahoo Beat David City.
WAHOO. Neb., Aug. 17. (Special ) The
Wahoo bail team, under the management
of Yennle Klrchman. went down to Rising
City Saturday evening and walloped the
David City team on Bur.aay afternoon.
Score:
. 1 R.H.
Wahoo 0 01IOI(Tlo4l
David City 0 0000010 1-1 1
Batteries: Wahoo, Anderson and Me
duna: David City, Bill and Johnson, Struck
out: By Anderson, 7; by Bills, 10.
Molae Beat Printer.
The Walter Moise team defeated th
Omaha Printing company team In an in
teresting game of ball Saturday afternoon
by a score of 4 to 0. Goring pitched a good
game, and won his own game by batting
out tn Dan lor a com run. yonr;
Mol 0 1 t
Printer 0 t M M
Batteries: Molae, Goring and Chase;
'-inters, usner ana jonnson.
r CJarlnda Oat a lays Create.
CLARINDA, la.. Aug. 17. (Special Tele
gram.) Clarinda won today s gam by a
cor of 4 to 1. Batteries: Clarinda, Har
vey and Depew;- Creaton, Corns and Cor
pen. jnia: liwiuia, iu; vreaion, er
rors: Clarinda. I: Creaton. t. Clarlnda's
all-around better playing and Harvey'
good pucning won me game.
Haatlng an. Easy Winner.
HASTINGS, Neb., Aug. 17.-(Bpeclal Tele.
rram.) Hastings won sn easy ima from
Kenenaw loo ay oy a score ot f to . htat-
terlaa: Haatlnsa. Pchaubla and Btower:
Keneaw. Sohults, Morrice and Armitnae.
Btruck out: By B-hauble. ; by Bchults
aria Morrice, 7. nua: Hastings, 13 : ttne-
4W, i. umpir: maiup.
Monday morning play began tn th mld-
dl west championship tennis tournament
on th court of the Field club and con
tinued throughout tb day. with the re
sult that all of th matches In th pre
liminary and all but four in. the first round
were finished. The play was as a whole
very satisfactory and Interesting, many of
tha matches bringing out some very strong
and clever play. Almost very man In
th tournament played otn time during
th day and th gallery and player ar be
ginning to mk dope on the ultimate re
sult of th week play in singles. Th
favorite so far seems to be Reuben G,
Hunt of California. In both of hi matches
he defeated hi man without . extending
himself, so that it is difficult to foretell
what he will do In the later matches. If
he continue to how th graceful form
and multitude of troke, clever placing
and hard drive that he showed at times
yesterday h will certainly be in the run
tilng. lie ha the reputation of being an
erratic player, and it may be that he will
fall down before the finals.
On t'nespected Besnlt.
The most unexpected result of th day'
play, probably, waa Hopkins' defeat of
Fletcher of Galeeburg. Hopkln elmply
outplayed his young opponent by eteady
play, volleying and lobbing mostly.
Fletcher ha th cleanest back-hand strok
ver seen on th local court and combine
it vith a fine overhead stroke. It was
unfortunate that Fletcher went out aa h
did after having won th preliminaries, for
It puts him out early and doe not give
him an opportunity In th consolation.
Holland, who dsfsated Guthrie of Atchi
son, 1 Sanderson partner ana is xrom
GsJesburg. He la a very larg man, but
handle himself very gracefully. H 1
qually at home with hi for and back-
band atrokea. Guthrie la left in for th
consolations and wDl ' prove on of th
trongect men in it. He 1 very enthusi.
aatio with regard to tennis and. will tak
back with him to Atchison a large num
ber ot local players. The tournament at
Atchison, next to the present tournament.
la probably the biggest In the middl west
and the local boy will roak a strong bid
for something In It.
Iowa's Active Kepreaentatlv
One of the most attractive players on the
courts during th day was Blatherwlck of
Rock Valley, la. In th morning he dls
posed of Webster and defeated Haskell In
th afternoon. He t ambidexterous and
clay equally well with both hands, chang
ing hi racket from One hand to tha other
while playing without hindering hi play
in the least. He play a driving gam
and ha a superb ground atroka
In th afternoon Hunt, the Californtan,
disposed of Dr. Van Camp in two short
ttulok sets. Van Camp put up a plucky
game, but wa simply tired out front hi
hard match in th morning and wa unabl
to meet th carefully plaoed game of Hunt,
A in tha morning gam, -Hunt was not
required to really extend himself. Knox
wa simply outclassed in. hi match with
Holbrook of Sioux City. Holbrook wa
on of the player In the semi final at
Sioux City last weak and wa in fine form
after hi play of the pfevtoug wek
i Three of th filoux City player defaulted,
as they were unabl to reach Omaha in
time, because of the Tri-Stat tournament
at 'Bioux City dragging over until Monday,
H. O. Hlles and Baker will com down to
play in th double just VA asm, though.
Coa Toaagr Out Early,
Tb most Interesting match in the pre
Umtnary round was that between C. H,
Toung, last year's Omaha champion and a
veteran ot tha courts, and Dr. Sheldon,
runnerup In this year's city championship
at Kansas City.
Toung waa defeated by 8heldom only
after tb hardest kind of playing on th
part of hi opponent. Sheldon played back
from th net most of the time and used a
low underhand cut return and killed
Young' lobs repeatedly. Toung did not
display his best form except In th second
let, which he won. There were several
deuce game in the set which dragged out
Into long struggle before they wer fin
ished.' Th defeat place Touns In for th
consolation and it would seem that he ha
a vury good opportunity of winning tt. Th
cor by point Is:
,..a 111!
4 4 2
4 1 I 14 0
4 4 11 12 4
4 0 6 4 1
.. 0 4 J 3 I
F. J. Hill was another local man who
had bard luck in th draw and drew on
of th strongest of tha out-of-town play
er. Hunt played a graceful game, using
several stroke and placing marveloualy
well. HI cross-court strokes and back
hand stroke wer especially fine. II
seemed to hav little trouble In passing
Hill at the net and returned almost every
thing put into hi court. Hill point
wer gained mostly pn net and out bails,
Th cor by point wa:
Hunt 4 4 t 3
Hill 117 4
Hunt 4 4 14
Hill 0 I 1
. Xorta Platte Men Oat
Towle 7I44JI1T1 --4
Forney I I 10 I 0 7 4 1 t4!-4
Towle 117164614 6-4-
Forney .... 041641114114144 4-W-t
Towle Itlllllllllllll 1-66-7
Raymond played Kuhn two fast aet and
Imply outplayed him at all points. He
had a very fast serve and played a fast
Law ford troke from the back court, only
taking th net occasionally, when he had
Knhn as completely at hi merry aa at
other time. Kuhn, howvr, mad bril
liant play at time and succeeded In win
ning quit a number of point. Th a cor
for th two set was, 6-4, 6-1
Jacob of Abllen wa another ef th out-of-town
player who waa put out In . th
preliminaries. Hopkins was hla opponent
and outclassed him. Jacobs Is a young
player and could not handle Hopkins' re
turn balls. Hopkln played tn the back
court most of the time, only taking th net
when forced to do ao. He played a lobbing
gam mot of tha time.' The cor for th
et waa t-i, -t v
Flay Wa Excellent.
Everything waa conducive to good
matches. Th court were In superb con
dition and th day was Juat warm enough
to be comfortable while there wa not a
breath of air stirring to deflect the ball
or rals th dust. Th players were great
ly pleased with everything, th court, th
ordering of the tournament and the enter
italnnwnt, which they received, not to
peak of th encouragement lent them
by an enthusiastic gallery. The court
ar tn far better condition than they hav
been before and a great deal of credit 1
due to John Flaverty, groundsman, who has
worked unceasingly oa them. Hunt, who
ha done moat of hi playing on th clay
court at Alamenda, CaL, and ha also
played this year on- the clay court at
Newport and throughout the middle west,
declares that the Field Club's ar finr
court and in better condition than any
clay courts hey has ever seen anywhere.
The gallery wa not a larg a had been
expected, because of a misunderstanding
on the part ot many, who believed that
It wa Impossible to watch the match
without an Invitation from a member of the
Field club- The committee Is ' trying to
overcome this idea and haa plaoed ticket
on sal at th club aa well aa In the .city
for all visitors, who car to watch tb
tournament.
Th Day' core.
The score for the day' play are;
In the preliminary round:
H. S. Blatherwlck beat F. J. Webster.
-l, 6-0.
ur. van vamp Deal a, a. ureen, is-u, e-s.
Xi. O. Hunt beat Hill. 6-2, -!.
1L Kohn beat K. Baker, by default.
I. Kaymond beat M. Kuhn, 6-2, 6-4.
R. B. Fletcher beat R. Paraons, 1-2, 6-1.
M. Hopkln beat H. W. Jacobs. 6-2, 6-1
C. H. Forney beat J. W. Towle. 6-4.
4-6, 6-4.
Dr. F. E. Bhaldon beat c. n. Toung. f-X.
4-8, e-.
1? T,
won,1 Glorlosa second, Parlsslenn third.
lime: I V.
Pcond race. teplechae, handicap, short
course: Caller won, Anjldaumo second,
Anxn third. Time: 4:.
Third race, tb Kentucky stake, flv and
a half furlonsa: The Iiy ftoheia w.m,
Divination second, To San third. Time:
l:7l.
Fourtn race, one mne: injunction won,
lr Voorhees second. Lord Badge third.
Xlrne: 1:SV . . .
Fifth race, six furlonra: Monster won,
Rob Roy Soound, Blackamoor third. .Time:
1:14. -
Bixth race, on mil! Tsrdarm won,
Hich Chancellor second. Bad New third.
Tim: l:i"V
EVENTS ON TROTTING TRACKS
Low Dillon' Bare with Tim Po4
eaed Till Conrae Dries
Oat.
NEW TORK. Aug. 17. Th Grand circuit
easld meeting began at Brighton beach
tooay in Ideal racing weather.
Th tar featur of th card w to bav
been a mile against the world a trotting
record ot l:024 by th champion mare, Lou
Dillon. It wa decided, however, that tne
track waa not In good condition, and th
mar was merely sent fast exhibition mile.
Bh went th mile In 2.WV She will go
to beat the record later on in the week.
The 15,000 tk for th :) trotter wa
a tedlou affair of live heats, with Jay
McGregor a th choice at ven money
against th field. John Taylor, howerar.
Won th raca Summaries:
Th Hiram Woodruff, 66,000 tak. 1:20
Ciaas, trotting
CARTERS
: IVER
L-a i
Blek Brrh n relieve all tha trouble! Inci
dent to a bllloaa atata of the aratetn. anrb aa Die.
alneaa, Noa, Prowaineaa, Dialroae aft eating,
paia In tha giee, Ae. Wblla their moat leinua
able aaocaaa haa been shows la caring
8uE'
Briarhe.yet Cartcr'altttle L!er I'llla are eqnariy
valnahle in Conatipatloa, curing and preventing
this ennoTlsg complaint, while thay alao retreri
all diaordora of tha etnmarh. atlmtilate tha liver
ad regulat lb bowtla. Srca if they only eurad
John Taylor, gr. g., by DUpute-
uoiiy, oy jo a tvmon
Jar McOreeor. ra
Lady Patchle, b. m. (Ecker) 6
1 I
2ro
fro
ro
4ro
6 ro
(Hudson)
n . . i. ,
a III.. ... LV .
Unracai W. Wllann. r m. (De-
rlder) 3 I
(Senator Mills, b. h. (Howell). ...4 6
MCAdama, Jr.. oh. h. (Johnson).. 7 7
UatrinW. K Vi m. (Mlllerl 1 6
Nickellette. a. m. (Fisher) 6 to
Monro, b. g. (Walker) ,d
.Time: 2:0814, 2:11, t:10H. Ml, l:134.
3:16 pacing class, purse tl.OuO:
Major C, b. g., by Conatman
Pearl I.uos, by Roger Han
son (Cv
Frank wflaon, b. g. (McDonald)
Kiowa, b. g. (Bush)
Direct ti, br. g. (Hudson) d
Tim: 3.06. 2:08, 2:(.
3:01 class pacing, purs 61,000, on and
one-eighth miles:
Nonamie, b. m., by General
Bolyle, by Altitude (Loomls)... - 1
Ebony King, blk. g. (Itogash).... 3
Diabllto, b. g. (walker) ,
Blrdlna, b. ro. (Davis) 4
Pag Hal. b. h. (Geera) t
Dart, b. g. (Kumey) I
Time: I:2f4.
1:07 trotting claas, purse 11,600:
Rythmic, br. h., by Oakland
Faron-DUcheas, by stratnmoor
(Hudson)
Fereno. blk. m. (Benvon) J
Montacarlo, b. g. (Walker) -'
Prince of Orange, b. g. (Cox)... 5
Dan T, b. g. (Geers)...- 4
Susie J, ro. m. (Titer) (
Time: 29. :07i.
3:00 pacing claas. puree 11.000, mil dash
Prince Alert, b. g., by Crown
Prince (Demeres) ... i...
Knox's Gelatin, King, b. g.
(Amory) . .
Harold H. b. g. (Geers)
Dan R, ch. g. (Jolly) .
Time: 3:01. ' 1
Aeha they would b almoat prlcelraa to thoae wba
saner from thle diatreoalng complaint I but fottn
saielT their foodneaa dwi no', end here, and thoae
who one try them will find these little P''1 vaVn
shle in o manv ways that they will pot be williaf
to do wlthoot ihem. Bnt after all awk head
iN
3 3
I 3
II th bane of o maoy lire that here is whera w
make oar great boast. Our pill cur it wall
Olbere do not. -
Carter's Lift! Liver Pill ar very small and
very eaay to take. On nr tw pllla maka a doe
They are atrctly vegetable and do oot gripe or
btirre. eat by their gentle action pleaeeeUwbe
raathem. Is vlala ai es centa: lor $L aula
by drnggiati evaryvr hare, or aeat by auaal.
, CARTER MEDICINE CO.,
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Sheldon
Toung .
Sheldon
Young .
Sheldon
toung
431
121!
3 464
4 626
4344
1-27-3
K. Dufrene beat Georc Howell, by da-
fault,
O. E. Holbrook beat H. Knox. 4-1. 4-0.
J. Eberhardt beat H. O. Hlles. by de
fault. .
A. Scrlbner beat F. Redmond, 6-2, 6 3.
In the first round:
Fred Kberhardt beat N. Field, by default.
8. S. Caldwell beat G. Rasmussen, 6-4, 3-7.
H. 8. Blatherwlck beat J. N. HaekelL 4-L
4-6, 6-1. .
R. a. HunJ beat Dr. Van Camp, 6-0, g-1.
I. Raymond beat IL Kohn, 6-2, 6-1
M. Hopkins ' beat R. B. Fletcher, 6-4,
4-4, 6-4.
Frank Eberhardt beat L. McConnell,
6-1. -l.
Dr. Schneider beat Gall Martin, 6-2, 6 3.
H. M. Holland beat W. W. Guthrie,
1-2, 6-S.
J. Hughea beat William Wood. by. da
fault. '
Henry Ebarhardt beat G. W. Beltsal, I
-u, -.
Matches (or Today. ' -
The matches eet for play thla rooming
are:
At 10 o'clock
Fred Eberhardt against 8. . Caldwell
R. G. Hunt against H. B. Blatherwlck.
I. Raymond against M. Hopkins.
C. H. Forney against Dr. Sheldon (first
round match).
F. Dufrene against O. E, Holbrook (flrat-
rouna maicni. j
John-Eberhardt against ' Frank' Eber
hardt, ... ,
At 11 o'clock
Dr. Schneider against H. M. Holland. :
J. Hughes against Henry Eberhardt
H. V. Fallor sgalnst H. D. Copeland
inrai-rouna maicn),
W. 8. Oilman against Horace 'Burr (first
round match).
Drawings for th Doable.
Th drawing In th donble wer hld In
th evening at th Field club and twenty-
two entries were listed. All ot the team
are good, strong team and th matches,
which begin at 3 o'clock in the afternoon.
promise to be exceedingly good. The pre
liminaries will be played off this afternoon
and any matches possible (n the first
round. With the exception of the Guthrie
and Beltsell-Hopkln and 8crlbner match.
none of them ar of any momentoua char
acter, although It I not at all unlikely
that some of the preliminary matches
might prove to b a gurprlae to thos who
hav figured out th result 'of th tourna
ment beforehand. '
Th pairing for th double gr a fol
low: i .
Blatherwlck and Holbrook, by.
Forney and Jacob bye.
Redmond and Parsons, by.
Young and Caldwell, bye.
Hughe and Schneider, bve.
Flutcher and Green play kohn and Kuhn.
Fred and Frank Eberhardt nlav w.h-
ter and Sunderland.
Guthrie and Beitzel nlav Hnnkrlna mm
Scrlbner.
McConnell and Hoel nlav Kevtlla, mn
Crawford. V "
Van Camn and Vnn nlav Hnii.nJ ....a
Sanderson-
John and Henrv -EherharAt a.la arii.
..I.', UllOIIV,
s ailor and Hill, bye.
Haskell and Towle, by.
Burr brothers, bye.
Hunt and Sheldon, bye.
Baker and Gllmore, by.
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GAMES IN .-AMERICAN LEAGUE WEI K HEADS LAKE SHOTS
rhrHto Flrat Inning Load Frove
, gnffletent to Wla tha
De.nae. .
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 17. Philadelphia de
fa ted 8t. Louis today In a closely played
game, I to 3. The norne team went to
pieces In the first inning and allowed Phila
delphia a lead of throe rune. After that
the visitors wer shut .out, but Bu Louis
could not eatob up. Attendance, l.ii.
Score:
rmutDELrHiA.. I ar. tone
a kt O A B.I R.H.O.A.B.
Hart.al, It . 1 1 Burkatt, It... 111
I a
riokariu. at 1 I
L. t roaa, tb. I
Savhoia, lb.. 1 1
Murubr. IB.. 1 a a
M. rM. aa. 1 I 4
I a
linffa.as, rt.. I
Kowrra, .... 1
ruuk, i
I I a
lie,
Tout ... i mu i
Minn, rt... I
Hiii, it aii
Auaaraua. Ik I Hi
'Aa'lara, aa. . I I '4
Hrllrlck. el. I I 1
rnel. Ik Ill
8uiaB. a.... Ill
Hi. vara, ... 1
iK.hoa ..
aaPgeall .
Ill
I.
ii
TotaU
I I I I I
I I 17 10
a Batted for Frlfll la th ninth.
si iiatial for Slevera in th ninth.
Philadelphia ........ 660060-3
St. Louis 100101610-3
Earned runs: St, I,ouls I; Philadelphia,
1. Two-bae bits: Buikett. Hill, Andereoa,
M. Cross, Poweio, Tbtee-base hit: Mur
phy. Kaorlfics hit: L. Croaa. Double play:
Murphy to beybold. Flrt baae oa bails:
tut Vol vera, T. oft Plank, 3. etruck out!
Uy Sievers, 1; by Plank. 6. Left on baaee;
H. l.ouis, 6: Philadelphia, I. Time; 10.
I. ;mpire: Pears.
' Khtoa Down New Totk.
DETF.OIT, Aug. 17.-KItaon pitched a P.n
anna today ai.a won handily ircm ,
) vi It J he loisa.1 preaented a new lull rid,
rSiriiti havlur akJ tor tila relraae. Tn
tXauge woisil neil. arrctl'l aii'-UX
Chloago Dcpartoaental Shoot Caa.
elnde, rert iheridan Cntat
ant 11 el as; Selected.
CHICAGO. Aug. 17.-The rifle eomDetltlon
of the Department of th Lake and of
th Dakota was concluded today. The suc
cessful competitors, who will he entered In
me inrantry ana cavalry comintuion begin
ning next Saturday at Fort Sheridan, are:
Jiepartment or the Lakes Private Welk.
Twentieth Infantry (gold medal), 627; Lieu
tenant Pardee. Twentieth infantry (silver
medal). 762: Lieutenant Wallace. Twentieth
Infantry (silver medal). 740: Sergeant Brun
dage, Third Infantry (sliver medal), 727;
Mualrlan Carroll, Twentieth infantry (dls-tina-ulahed
markanian), 7T2.
Department of the Dakota Serreant
Haa. klii. Twentv-fourth Infanir-r iar,i.
medal), f'2; Sergeant Blchardaon, Twenty
hret infantry (ailver medal), 7; Corporal
Coles. Twenty-fourth . Infantry - (allvar
medal), 7&5: Sergeant Aperlan. Twenty-tlrat
Infantry (silver medal), 77; 8rgeant Oray
Son, Twenty-fourth infantry (distinguished
marksman). 7ftk; Major Brown, Twenty
fourth infantry (distinguished marksman).
M.
Fletcher
Paraons .
Fletcher
Parsons
Interesting Contest.
An lntereatlr.g tenpln contest wa bowled
on Clara !ley luat night between C. J.
1-YaiiClKco and K. J. Marble and W. F.
Weber snd H. Frltarhtr, th former tw
wiiiiui:g ur ii.iriy-Mven inua. Deere:
la
177
Franclco ..
Marbl .....
Total...
Wober
Friischer ..
Totals...
17 lwl'
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let.
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3d.
in
M. Total.
6n
tu4
41 t.l
Id. TouL
t Ml
ti iti
U4 till m JL,l
Th match between R. B. FJetcher of
Galesburg and Roy Parson of North
Piatt wa won by the Galeburg man In
two fast sat. It was tho (Irst set on la
the morning, and tha first coupl of game
wer filled with double fault. Afterward
th player tUed down, and Fletcher
walked away with hi opponent. Both
players are young in the game, but I'ar.
on lacked th practice of hi opponent
and waa unused to th clay, court.
Fletcher used a twist serve and a Lawford
stroke from the back court, with which h
passed Parsons repeatedly. Fletcher la
looked upon a one ot the men to be
counted with In the tournament Tbe cor
by point waa:
1 1 4 3 4 4 4-29-4
4 3 4 3 4 0 3 3-2U-3
4 4 4 4 7 0 4-17-6
1 13 114 3-16-1
Art Scrlbner defeated th other North
Piatt man In two straight seta Rsdraond,
lik Persons, is a new player and unused
to clay court. Scrtbnar played a back
court gam mostly and passed Redmond
and drove them through hint for moat of
hla point. Tbe score by point waa
I 4 4 4 4 0 1 4-24
3 1 3 1 3 4 4 3-11
I 4 3 4 4 4 1 6-ao
3 3 1 3 0 1 4 -)
Kansas' Strong; Maa.
Tb match between Forney of Abllen,
Kan., and J. W. Towle waa on of th
most vn match of th morning play
and waa won by th former after three e
citing sets, filled with deuce game. For
ney considered one of tbe strongest of
th Kansas players, and it was expected
that he would roak short work ot th lo
cal man. II played a baclcltne game al
most entirely, and ghowed some vary brll
llant work In returning low serve and re
turns, literally scooping them out of the
court. Tbe cor by point wa;
Forney I4I3I44I4
Scrlbner ,
Redmond
Scrlbner ,
hedmund
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EVENTS ON RUNNING TRACKS
Owner Withdraw Horses Matched
Against Dick Welle at
Chicago.
CHICAGO. Aug. 17.-Pulld un to a com.
mon gallop and in the faet time of 1
oyer a track that was at least two seconds
slow, Dick Welle won tb Speculation
take at Hawthorn today. (July three
oui oi me origins) BLartere war left In.
Thi wholesale withdrawal wa caused by
the anQouncament that Dick Welle would
ue a reru n an nar k.bii i.
r irst race, ven furlongs: Skillful won.
vrrjor rv. aecona. uarney Murk llilra. Tlinei
Ilea Second race, ateeplechaae, hort
yuui-se, x-auiaser won, Joa M:uee cond.
Third race, one mile aiiiciilatlon .t.ki
Dick Welle won, Orslna Second, Flocarlin
miiu. iime: i;ii.
fourth, race. cui. mile mn a mi,pii
Curat won, Kuna second, Lou Wood
third. Tim: 1:0oVb. '
ilfth race, five lu, Inrii' Wllhoraff wn
Coprrl!d aeoond. Ruak third. Tlmfc: 1:01V
ninth race, six furlongs: Planude won.
Best Man second. Gallant third. Time: i n
L f C L' A 1 , A . rt . ... . a.w-
i KKAA.rt Aug. i. nrauua:
xiri ru. on mne: vircus uin won.J
GoaelDer second. Oueen of Iiiilina ihir"
Time: L41W.
tecond race, sis furlongs: Searkee won,
Maud Johnson second, Bruoevlll third.
Time: 1:13 V.
Third race, six and a half furlongs: Carl
Kahler won, Albtila aaovnd. Sir Gallant
liiira. 'lima: Aiaif
Fourth race, one mile and a sixteenth :
JT- won, Lofir cood, Dankart
tiiii'i. xiifiv. a.a..
. Fifth race, seven and a half furlong:
Reeves won, Mary tt. second, Mwlbouin '
kcltpe third. 11m: LKfi.
Sixth race, on mile: Lombr won. Llssl
A. second. C. Koaenleld third. Time: 1.41.
ci. a 'Lio, .aub- i. xaesuics:
Flret race, four and a half furlongs;
Toupee won. Any Wsy second. Major Cur-
penter third. Tims: 0 MV.
Second race, els furlongs: Irene Mac
won. A'taa Gould second, Aylmer Bruce
third. Time: I 16.
Third race, five furlongs: Msfslda won,'
Jelian second, Magnolln third. Tims; l:"l'a.
Fourth racs, one mile, handicap: Miss
Mae Lay won. Little Scout coiid, TaDy
X ua iiuru. lima: i .ai.
Fifth rare, on mil and seventy varrfa-
Dr. Hart won. Lynch second, Alborac third.
Time: 1:47V,
bisth race, one mile and an alghthi Baro
net won, Tlckful second, Jena third, Time;
riARATOGA. N. T Aug. lT.Resulte:
V'nat race, Seven furlongs: Sweet Alir
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lfflOZESOMJVSS.
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CIN ONNATI OHIO.
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Tbe Bet Building nerer gTowe ahabbj .
Tha brush of tbe painter la always ac
tive In keeping it fresh and attractive,
Yon have to epfnd so much of your
life In ao office, t."iat ttila ought to carry
aome weight In Its gelectlon, particularly
when the coat of an office la no mors
than tn bulldlnge that are allowed to
"run down at tbe beel."
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