THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 1903.
9
SAINTS WIN CAME IN .WALK
Uhsouriaoi Found Out fifteen Eiti Off
Oospaniei and Hecden n.
HARD LUCK, NO TEAM WORK HURT LOCALS
oirk Raagers lilt Ball Safelr Tea
Tlai, feat Are Abla la Sead
at Two Mea Arroa
Plata.
Omaha felt the need of effective slabmen
and teamwork In yesterday gam which
St. Joseph took In a walk. Companion
tarted In to pitch and when h quit at
the and of the fourth Inning the Saints
had aix rune and nine hit a. with a total
of alxteen baaea. Then Henderson took a
whirl at It and in hia five innings tha
visitor barged all hlta and three ram
more. From the look of the ninth Inning
when they made a trio of rune oft as many
hlta. It as good for young Henderaon that
the game waa over.
In a meaaure Omaha played In bardeat
kind of luck, for the fielding was good.
some of the most difficult chances being
taken. But the lack of team work waa
painfully evident. The locals certainly
ought to have got more than a pair of
runs oS their ten hlta. They seemed to
lack Interest and this was nettling on the
crowd. In one Inning Miller, Thornton and
Shugart hit aafely in succession and still
the side waa goose-egged. In another In
ning Oondlng, who was the first man to
the bat, drove one to deep left for two
bag-s and was followed by four batsmen.
When the fourth man, who was Dusty
Miller, got through, Johnnie was still in
second base. In the ninth Inning with
two outs and the bases clear Oenlns hit to
the center field fence for three bases and
mlrht Just as easily have taken four If he
cared. The team simply threw away Its
hits snd chances of winning, while on the
other hand the visitors cashed theirs In at
a premium almost every time. Thornton
made three hlta out of four times up, yet
never crossed the plate himself and only
sent one other runner there. Kemmer for
Bt. Joe hit safely three times scoring once
himself and sending two others home. It
waa such distinctions In the general play
ing throughout with Omaha under . an
extra handicap on account of Its pitchers
that made the game what It waa Score:
ST. JOBEPH.
AB. R. H. O. A. E
... 4
tors of Oman, will be cn hand to try and
beat Blair. He has suffered three defeats.
GAMES IN NATIONAL LEAGUE
Heavy fllttlaa; Eaafelea the Phtlllee
ta Tara Dewa Mea from
tt. Loals.
PirrLACTXPHTA. Aug. H -Heavy hit
ting by Philadelphia resnlted In two defeats
for St. Ixiuls today. The lr-ats' fielding
was rsgged at tlmt, hut brilliant plays
were made bv both tea ma. Attendance,
LTSS. Poor, first game:
rHILADELPHI. st. Long
R HOAX 11 HO A B
Theme, of . 4 I I tVerr.!!. t ... I I
Ciukii, lb . I I t I l.Peaiearr. rt 1 I I
WoleTs. lb. I 1 I 1 Nit, rf.... 1 tit
Relator, rt... 1 1 B, lb.... t
Benr. If 1 Ht'-aeu. lb.. 1 I
DouflMa, lb. 1 ft 1 Brain. ea... 4 1
H.l.wllt. aa. 1 1 I 1 Mlerrlar. If... t I I 1
Imnln. e 1 1 t Ryan, ..... Ill
Puiibr, . 8 8 e 1 siManyhj. J
Total ..."tun it Tout ...I I M II I
rhllsdelphla 1 6 1 0 8 4 0 0 7
Bt Luls 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 w 8-8
Two-bsse hits: Olesson. Wnlverton. Kels
ter. Dueclebv. Three-base hits: Hulswltt.
Ducsiebv. Sacrifice hit: Thoma. Stolen
bases: Barclay. Keister. Duuhle play:
Hulswltt to Lougla, Farrell to Harkett.
Left on base: Su Louis, 1: Philadelphia,
7 First on ball: Off Murotir. i: Off Dug-
rleby, 1. Btrurk out: By Murphy, 1; by
burglebr. 4. Time: l a. Lmplre: Emill.
Score, second game:
PHILADELPHIA. IT. LOCIS.
R H O A r R H O.A.E
Thorn a. rt.. 1 1 I 4 FarTwll. lb .. 1 1 I t I
Oleeoon, lb., till lPtinleeTT. rt. 1 1 1
Wole'ra, lb. I I 1 14 Smoot, ef.... 14 114
Keleter. rf... I 114 Kurd. IS....1 1114
Herry. If I I I 4 Heckett. lb. 4 1 II 4
Peutlaaa, lb. 4 4 1 4 4 Brain. .... 4 4 4 1 4
HuiewiU, a. 1 1 t 1 IBarrlar. If. 4 1 I 4 4
Huh a l l 1 1 J O'Nall. e. 4 1 4
Freeer. .... 1111 4, Rhode, p.... 4 4 4 4 4
Total ... I 14 17 II 1 Totali ... I 1 14 14 I
Philadelphia 1 0106410 8
St. Louis 1 00100000-8
Two-base hits: Keister, Fraser, Farrell.
Three-base hit: Barry. Home run: muis
wltt. Sacrifice hit: Thomas, stolen case
Karrv. Lft on bases: St. Louis. 4; Phlla
delphla, i. First base on balls: Off Rhodes,
i! nrr Taser. l. Mil oy oitcneu ohii; iun
leavy, Keister. Struck out: By Fraser. 8.
passed ball: Roth. Wild pitch: Fraaer.
Time: 1:10. umpire Emsiie.
Bestoa aad Claelaaatl Divide.
n esa-r mark In the last Innings. Holmes
prohshlr rnnrte. a rerorn. witn mur
from lert neia. Attendance, r-corm.
BOSTON. CH1CAOO
R HO All RH.OAE
Pembartr. If I I 1 I 4 Hnhnes, H... 4 1 I 4 I
nlllne. lb... 1 J I I Utll. IB.... J
Stehl. cf 114 4 SJoeeo. M 1 1 I
freemen, rt. I I 4 4 ureea. rt ... t t 1 1
par-nt. ... 114 1 4 raliahaa. Ik. I I I I I
Le haace. Ik I I I 1 lw. lb.. 1114 4
Feme, lb.... 1 14 1 tTenneBllI, a I 4 I I 1
Farell, e 1110 Bialiorr, ..
leans. s 1111 Puereon. s. 4 4 4 1 4
- - mi imii ... a e v a e
Total ...U linil I
I Total ... I I 17 14 4
Batted for Patterson In ninth.
Boston $ 0 0 0 I I 5-11
Chicago 0 0 0 I 1 0 01
Left on bases: Chic wo. 8: Boston. 5. Two-
base hit: Young. Collins. Parent. Freeman.
Stolen base: IXmgherty. BtrurK out: tty
Patterson, 2; by loung. . I'ssaea nan:
Blatterv. i. P.a"S on balls: Off Patterson,
1; off Voung, 1. Time: 1:40. tmplre: Eagen.
alati Take Flaal One.
ST. LOt'IS. Aua. . St Louis took the
final a-ame of the series from New York
this sfternoon. Wright proved effective for
St. Louts, while . heshro pitched an erratic
game for tna visitors- Attendance, t,iiw.
Score:
IT. wins. I Mw TORR.
i.i.oii. it.u.o.ii.
BorietL If... 114 4 OlCaaroy. lb... 4 14 11
Martin, rj... I l OKeeier, n.... I 1
Hill. It: 4 111 I KIb.rf.l4. a 4 1 1 I 4
Andarva, lb 1 1 4 4 Oenel, lb... 4 ill I I
Wall-, a., i 1 I 1 tfWilllame. Ill 1 I M
Helnrtc. ef. I I I 1 raTl. if 1 4 1 4
Frl.l. lb 1111 MrPr1'4, ef. 1 1 I I 4
Pilw, .... 14 14 BtIIIo. ... 4 4 111
Wrljnt, p.... lilt 4Cbebro, 41411
Donahue, If
jRelden, rt
Hohe, 3b
Kemmer, lb....
Hartman, cf....
Plake. ss
Garvin, e
MrBrtde. lb....
Falls, fi
Totals
i is rr it
41
OMAHA.
AB. R. H. O.
0 0
E.
0
.14 ! 10 17 U
Carter, rf
Oenlns, cf
Miller. If
Thornton, lb....
Shugart, Zb
Kelly, ...
Htckey. tb
Oondlng, o
Companion, p....
Henderson, p....
xThoma
Totals
x Thomas batted for Henderson In ninth.
flur hv Innlnn
St. Joseph I lllHMt-l
maha 0 11 M I M -)
Hits by lnnlnn
Bt. JoseDh .....t t 1 I 0 1 1 1 S-1S
Omaha .... 1 I t 1 1 0 0 0 110
Earned runs: St. Joseph, 1. Three-baa
hlta: Oenlns, Kemmer, Falls. Two-baae
bits: Oondlng. McKrlde. Itohe. Donahue,
Kemmer, Oarvln, Belden. lilt by pitched
ball: carterj.. twees on a4l; .Ufl compan
Ion. S: off Falls. 4. rHlruck out: By Com
panlon, I; by Fa 'Is, L Double play: Kohe
to Kemmer. Left on base: Omaha, 10:
St. Joeeph. 10. Passed ball: Oondlng. Wild
pitch: Falls. Time: 1:40. Umpire: Kelly
Dee MolaeS Wla ta Thlrteeath.
DES MOINES, la,, Aug-. -Des Moines
won another . thirteen-lnnlng gAme this
afternoon. Kansas City made two In tha
first. In the last half of the ninth Des
Moines tied .the score and finally won in
the thlrteentn. Hes pitched a wonderful
game, allowing but four hlta. Attendance
i.uuu. score: it. h. c
Dea Moines ....000 00000 1000 11 4
Kansas City. . .1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 01 I
Batteries: Morrison and Foiil; Hess and
Masai tL
Distillers Dowa Deaver,
DENVER. Colo., Aug. 11. Inability to
nil me Dan at critical umei loei today i
game for Denver. Score: R II. E
Peoria .. S 1 0 0 0 0 0 0-4
Denver .. 4) 0 t 0 0 0 0 0 0-0
Batteries: Founds and Schlel; Barry and
utiison. . .
Mllllaaalros Make Krrars.
COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo.. Aug.
Milwaukee look the last gam of the aeries
today In a slugging match In which the
locals part waa that of making errors.
Soore: R.H E.
Milwaukee ....0 1 0 4 1 0 I I I 11 It
Colo. Springs 000000004 0
Batteries: Swormstedt and Lucia New
meyer ana uoran
gtaadiaar tka Teaaas.
Flayed. Won. Lost. P. O.
jauwaure
Colo. Seringa.
Kansaa City
St. Joaepta
Peoria ,
lenver
Des Molns
Omaha
Games -today: Kansas Cltv at Omaha
Milwaukee at Denver; Peoria at Colorado
springe; sc. joeepa at AJes Molnea.
Keieati Dfeat Blair,
. W 44 M .636
.. 111! 2 40 .ug
,. Ha) tl 4 .410
.. 7 4 4 .6U6
101 .41 (4 .4t
. Ml 46 M .464
.. 100 , 44 K .440
.. M 40 M .404
.... i i i t ac
,1a ... I n I ll
BOSTON. Aug. a. Boston and Clnclnnstl
vlded another aouDle-neaaer toaay, tin'
Innatl taking the first and Boston the sec
nnd.
Suthoff steadied in trie nrsi game arter
Dttrhlna noorly. while Willlame weakenea
Abbattlchlo was put eut of the game for
disputing a decision.
I'ooie waa no duze e to Boston in me
second game, snd Carney was effective
throughout. Attendance, ,6(6. score, nrst
game:
CINCINNATI. BOSTON.
R.H. O.A.E. I R H O A
Kallar. If.... 1 III I neater, tf-tb 1 1441
ScTmour ef. 1 1 I t Tenner, lb.. 11 1
Dol.n, rt.... 1 14 Cooler. If.... 1 4 4 4 1
Bertler. lb. . 1 111 4 Stanley, rf... 1 4 1 4 4
Oteintelilt, tb 1 1 1 4 4 ktoran, e 114 4 1
Dalr, lb 1 4 4 1 I Ab'tlrhle, lb 4 4 I I
Coccoraa. a. 1 1 4 a tiirarner. ef... 4 4 4 4
F-leti, e 4 14 1 liUrem sot, lb. I 1 1 I I
Butbol, .... 114 1 Ao brer. aa... 4 114 4
I William, p, l
Total ... t 11 V 11 1
' Total ... 4 I 17 II
Boston '. 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 04
Cincinnati 1 0 10(001 1
Two-base hits: Oremlnger. Dolan. Suthoff.
Three-base hit: Dolan. Home run: Seymour.
Stolen bases: Dexter. Kelley, BecKley. First
on balls: Off William. 2; off Suthoff. 4.
Hit by pitched ball: By ButholT. 2; by Wil
liams. 1 Struck out: By Williams. 4; by
Suthoff, 4. Time: 2:06. Umpire: Johnston.
score, second game:
boston. , cincinnati.
.s.o:a i.I r.h o a k.
neater, ef... 111 eKelley, if.... 1 1114
Tenner, lb.. 4 1 I I OiBermour. ef. I 1 I I 1
Cooler. If.... 111! Dole, rt 41114
Stanley, rf... I I I 40 Berkley, lb.. 4 1114
MoriMi. .... 0 II I Stelnteldt, lb 4 I I 1
Ab'tlrhlo. lb. I 4 4 1 4 Dalr. tb 4 14 11
Grem'ser. lb. 1 111 Corcoran, s. 4 4 1 1 1
Aubrey, aa... I I I 1 0 Pletl. 4 4 114
Career. .... 114 14 Maberar, ... 4 4 114
irooi. p.... 1 all
Total! ...10 11IT4 4
Total ... I I M 11 I
Boston 4 0 10 0 10
Clnclnnstl 0 01000000-1
Two-base bits: Btelnfeldt. Aubrey. Home
run: Kelley. Stolen bases: Moran, Bteln
feldt, First on balls: Off Carney,' 1;. off
Poole, 4. Struck out: By Carney, 6; by
Poole, I. Time: 1:40. Umpire: Johnstone.
Microbes Via by Good Flay.
BROOKLYN. Auk. a.Chlcaro outplayed
the konve team- today; - Wicker -for the
visitors pitched excellent ban. Jones was
batted hard at tlmea and received wretched
aupport. 'Jimmy 1 Casey sprained his
ankle In the fifth Inning and will be un
able to play for several davs. ' Attendance,
2,000. Score:
CH1CAOO. t BROOKLYN.
R.H.O.A.g.l RU.O.AS.
flasl. If.... t 114 Ittran. Ib...l 114 4
Willlame. . 4 4 4 I 4 Sherkara. It. 1 4 I I 4
Caeey. lb.... 4 114 1 Deb be. ef.... 4 111
Chance, lb.. 1 1 s Doyle, lb.... 1 lull
D jonea. cf. 4 4 1 1 I Denies, a. .. 4 1114
Tinker, lb- 1 1 I I 4 McCreeiy, rt 1 I 1 4 1
Kim, e 1 111 I Jordan, lb... I 1144
Brere. lb.... 1 I 4 ( Jack W teen. 0 0 4 1 1 1
Harley. rt... 1 I I I 4 O. Jim. s. 4 4 1 I 1
Wicker, a.... 1111
1 Total ... n i
.1 II 17 It 1 .
Total ... I 17 I ll Total ... I II 14 II 1
St. Louis 0 1 0 0 t 0 0 t 4
New York 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 0
Earned runs: St. Louis, t; New York. 2.
Two-bsse hits: Anderson Heidrlck (2). Sac
rifice bits: Wallace, Hevllle. LiouDle plays:
Martin to Anderson; Elberfeldt to Wil
liams to Gansel. Passed ball: Sugden. 1
Stolen base: McFarland. Hit by pitched
ball: By Wright. 2. Bases on balls: Off
Wright, 2; off Chesbro. i. Struck out: By
Wright. 7: by t. neDro, z. uri on Daees: ot.
Louis, ; New York, (. Time; lS. umpire
Connelly.
Phllllea mm Detroit Split Evea.
DETROIT. Aug. a. Philadelphia and De
troit broke even In their last games of the
season here. Both were remarkable con
testa Waddell Pitched a shutout In the
first sgalnst Donovan and was so elated
that he aaked to go In the second and came
near getting away witn lu Attenaanoa,
J, vol. Score, first game:
PHILADELPHIA. I DETROIT.
R U. O.A.E. R H.O.A.B.
Hartiel. if... 4 114 O Barrett, ef... I 4 1.4 4
Plckertr, cf 4 4 I 4 Lueh, If 4 4 114
L. t'.raea, lb. I 1 4 I O.Crawford, rt. I 4 I I 4
Seybola, lb.. 4 4 11 4 0 Terr, lb 4 4 10.1 4
Muirby. lb.. I 14 1 1 MrAl'eter, 4 1 1 I
Id. rroea. e. 1 1 4 I O Kuelow. c ... toll
HoDmaa, rf. 4 1 4 4 0 Yeaaer. lb... 4 4 14 4
fhrerk. 0....4 14 4 O'Lond. 2b 4 14 14
Waddell, p.. 4 1 4 I OiDoaoTaa, p.. 4 114 0
Total ...1 4 17 10 ll Total .,.4 I IT I I
Philadelphia 0 0001000 0-1
Detroit 0 0 0 0 4) 0 0 t) 0-0
Two-base hit: Lena. Sacrifice hit: Carr.
Stolen base: Buelow. Bases on balls: Oft
Donovan. 1: off Waddell. 2. Base on er
rors: Detroit. 1. Left on bases: Detroit.
8; Philadelphia, . Struck out: By Dono-
vsn, 1; by Waddell, 4. Time: l:zo umpire
O Laughlin.
Score, second game:
DETROIT. 1 PHILADELPHIA.
R.H. O.A.E. R.H.O.A.E.
Barrett, ef... 4 4 4 4 e1 Hart. el. It... 4 110 1
Lueh. If 1111 frPtekertng, ef I 4 4 4 4
Crawford, rt. 4 1 4 4 e L. t roe, lb. 4 4 I I 1
Carr. lb 0 1 10 1 v Beyboia, id., i i e e
McAI'der. SB 4 I 1 I l Murphy, Ik . I III
MKiutre, .. I i I I I' M Croee, a. I I I I
Buelow, e.... 1110 (iHoCman, rt. I 1 I I
119 vit-nrere, c.... w a l 4
4 4 14 1,
4 14 10
..01010014 1-1
..loooioioi 4
Totale ..
Chicago
Brooklyn
Two-base hits: Harley, Dobbs. Slsgls.
Btolen bases: Slagle, Chance (3). Tinker.
First base on errors: Chlcaso. 2: Brooklyn.
1. Left on bases: Chicago, t; Brooklyn, 4.
Double plays: Dahlen to Doyle, Ever to
Tinker to KUnr. Sacrifice hit: Dobbs.
First base on balls: Off Jones. I; off
Wicker, k. Hit by pitched ball: By Jonea,
2. Struck out: Br Jonea 1: by Wicker. 6.
Passed ball: Kllng. Time: 1.14. Umpire:
aaurau. . .
Pirates aad' Glaats Both Wla.
NEW YORK. Aug. . Pittsburg's Xa
tlonal league champions made their last ap
pearance or the eeaaon at the polo grounds
today In a double-header In which they di
vlded the honors with the locals.
The visitors scored a shut-out over MO'
Grew men In the first same.
In tha second they played loosely and
the home team, with Mathewson In the box.
had the game well In hand from the close
of the aecond Inning. The visitors called
on three pitchers during ths game. At
tendance, 18.UZ. score, nrst game:
PITTSBliRO. NEW YORK.
R H O A B. R.H. O.A.I
Beeuiaoat, ef I 1 1 4 4 Browne, rt... 4 4 4 4 4
Clerke. If.... 4 4 1 4 4 Breaa'k'S, el 4 I 1 4 4
Leech. Ik.... 1 114 MrOaa. Ik.. 4 4 111
Waaaer, ..! 1 I I Mertee. If.... (44
BraaeTM, Ik 4 4 11 1 Babb. aa t 114 1
kitcbey, Ik.. !! Lauder, lb... 1 4 6 4 4
Sebrtna, rf.. Iuea, lb I I 1
fbelpe, e ... I I a
Y eager, lb.
Loo. Zb...
tibopec, p..
Mullln. p..
. 4 4 0 4 1
Hill, rf
Gear, rt
Nanra. lb...
Or.nr. lb...
Prenll, lb.
Butler, e...
Rethruea. If
Leewe, e...
Coo a.
base.: Dunleavy (T. First base on balls:
Off Elliott. 11; off McMarkln. 1. Hit by
f Itched be.ll: vios,. urmaney. Barrinr
I. Double plays: Bunw to Mellor. bchaf-
ley to Donahue. Left on basee: Mllwauk-e.
Columbus,, lime: i.ou. empire: .miu-
lane.
Kiwi' Play Telle.
KANSAS CITT. Aug. 21 Py bunching
hits and outplaying Toledo. Kansas City
won todsy. Attendance, wt). score:
KANSAS CITT. I TOLEDO.
llO.it RKOAt.
,1111 HBrr4, It.. 1111
,1111 Olowone, e ... 1 1 I I 1
, 114 4 Bmtih. rf.... 11114
,0111 ('Plank', e. 1 I I 1 I
, 1 IM 4 I V h. oh, Ik... 4 4 114
,4141 I Turner, lb... 1 1 11 4 1
,1114 1 Bell, at 1 1 6 4
,11111 ChlMa. lb.... 114 14
, 1 IS 14 MrQlll, .... 0 0 S 1 6
iDor. s 4 4 4 1 4
Total ... I 14 17 11 4
I Tel la ... 1 M 14 4
Kansas City 0 1 1 1 1 0 1 0
Toledo ,.....i 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0-t
Two-base hits: Kothfuss (2). Home run:
Franti. Sacrifice hltej Frants. Nance, Ow
ens. Stolen bsse: HiU- Double play: urafly
to Nance to Frantst Banes on balls: Off
Coons, 1; off McOIII. S; off Dorn, t Btrurk
out: By Coons. 4; by Dorn L Wild Pitch:
McUlli. innings pucnea: uy nciitll. b. Dy
Dorn, I. Hits: Off McQUl. 11; off Dorn. 1.
ili: Blsnkensh d. Left on bases:
Ksnsas City. 11; Toledo, I. Tims: 1:4k. Um
pire: Cunningham.
Btaadlag at the Teaaas,
Played. Won. Lost
Bt. Paul 107 72 t&
Milwaukee ......... 106 65 40
Louisville 106 .6
Indianapolis ....... 1UX M
Kansas City 10! " M '
Columbus ......... 1V9 44
Minneapolis - 197 , 41.
Toledo 105 17
Games today: Louisville at Minneapolis
Indianapolis at St.' Paul, Columbus at Mil
waukee; Toledo at Kansas City,
' Berlbaer Beats Janlors.
SCRIBNER. Neb.. Aug. 21. (Special Tal
egram.) The home team and the union
Stock Yards Juniors played a close game
here today, scrlbner winning by one run.
The Juniors had the game well in hand,
but bad errors by Talbot In the seventh
gave the game away. Jellen and Chads
botn pitched gooa nan, each giving six
ntts ana escn , strixing out seven men.1
Miller got his usual two-base hIL The
battery work of both teams was the fea
ture. The Juniors were badly crippled up,
playing a listless game and showed signs
of too much ball playing. They leave for
Omaha over the Northwestern, today's
game completing their schedule for the
Nebraska trip. Score:
R.H.E.
Scrlbner ........1 0 1 0 0 2 0 01 6 4
Juniors 0 0 1 0 0 2 1 0 0-3 6
Batteries: Scrlbner, Jellen and Miller;
Juniors. Chada and Schnack. Two-base
hit: Miller. Struck out: By Jellen, 7; by
Chada. 7. Base on balls: Jellen, 1; Chada,
L Time: 1:4.
47
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6
. 66
6
PC.
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horse off the track and gave the heat to I Meade second. Salada third.
Emerald. A slight accident .occurred In the Time: l
pace, whirn resulted In cutting on . " " ,,. L iT,., L,,
quarter from the foot of Mrnryett anillj""- ', .1 " -
cuuslng her to be withdrawn, utherwlee I IJnra third Time: 1K
everything went off without a hltrh in the ST. LtL IS, Aug 21. Results;
light harness events. The summary: r 1 " . . i 1 .".ii-V
2:22 pace: Fred H. won. Sunny Slop see- Detest -conl. Tangent third,
ond, Anawlll third, Ramandie fourth, Mark Time: .U. .
Boy fifth, Yankee Bnv ststh. Time: 2:ltV Reet nd race, Jve hal f furlnne s M-
2.30 trot: tieppy secret won, i 'ny u vim ""m" -...-.. -
second. Itilo Mack third. Time: I zv. I ".v, .lnl ,,.
Runnlna. Quarter of a mile ana repeat:! intra rain. unr mm 1mr.r1.1m,, ,
Fmeraid won. titer Acaln second. Ladv I Dr. Hart won. Brown "Sail second
Whlt-
C'batam was ruled off. Time: 1:16.
EVENTS ON TROTTING TRACKS
Hawtherae Wla Stera Five-Heat
traagl far Boaaer Manorial.
Parse.
nnr third Time: 1 4$ I
Fourth race, six furlongs, handicap: M
nolln won. Old Stone second, Fenlsn third.
Time: 1 13V
Fifth rsce. one mile snd seventy yard:
Doe 6kln won, Eva O. second, Hindi third.
Time: l:t;v.
Sixth rsce. one mile: Lynch won. Aules
second Macbeth third. Time: 1:4:.
Pl'FFAlyO. N. Y'.. Aug. a. Results:
First race, one mile: Rene won. Char
lotte. J aecond. Furto third. Time. 1:41V
KEW Tfmir Ana- 1 After a dav'a de- I Rorinrl race, four and a half fui'lonas:
lay on account of a heavy track, the Orand Volrey won. Oolristick second, The World
Circuit meeting was resumed at Brighton third. Time: 0:bty
Heach, before 8,000 spectators. The event Third race, six furlongs: Louise Collier
of the card was the fJO.OuO Bonner stake won. Cart Kahler second, Mrs. Frank Foe-
for the 2:12 trotters. The betting wse ter third. Time: 1:14V,.
heavy, Blllv Buck selling for I1.0W to ITVO Fourth rsce. one mile snd a quarter: Jus-
for the field. The favorite won the first tice won. Cloche d or second King Pet
heat by half a length from Jim Forry, third Time: 2:09V
with Swift a clone second, but he was Fifth race, seven furlonrs: Nellie Forrest
beaten In the second bv the rank outsider won. Military second, Ethel Davis third
Hawthorne, with Tiverton second. Time: 1:2714.. , . ...
In the third heat at the first turn Swift Sixth rsce, one mile and a sixteenth: Eda
stumbed and swerved into Hawthorne, Riley won, Benckart second. James F
and both went down, the horses being third. Time: 1:48.
..,,.hl In th mainllmi KtnneV lsOl I '
had wot th. lead, and won the heat by a I 'wVltli tha Bevelera.
narrow margin, amidst a volley of cheers
wMk I
- Creole
for th driver. Doble, In the fourth heat M
Kinnev Lou led to the top of the stretch. SJilL,
1th Billy Buck and Hawtiiorne close up, 1 Huntlnaton . ... .
Jt here Hawthorne came up with a splen- ""
Totals '
w
but
did burst of speed and won esslly by a
lene-th. The next heat was close from
start to flnlth, Hawthorne winning by two f,ch
lengtns. witn tne omr two iirru uui. " Wf bf r
sold ror i:J in a ei.vw pooi.
Summary:
The Bonner Memorial, 130,000 purse, tor
1:12 class, trotting:.
Hswthorne, rn. m., by Jayblrd-
ldy Ham, by liamonno
Hunter
Totals , ...
Horse fthovr Get Ope Air Aadltorlai
1st fd. Sd. T'tl.
1H2 111 ! 874
..w.lfiO 144 2W 1
1M i36 1D8 6i8
.....838 831 M 1,7X5
1st. Id. M. T'tl
in 7 jri 150 5.r.s
144 117 SS
164 168 214 Ud
46 670 6S7-1.6
(Hudson) 10 1 II 1 1
Billy Buck. br. g. (Oeersi 118 12
Kinnev Lou. b. r fDoble) 4 18 1
Tiverton, b. g. (Howell) 7 I 2 ro
Jim Ferry, g. g. (Franks). ....... 2 I 8 ro
Promise, blk. g. (Andrews) 4 8 ro
George Muscovite, b. h. (Bond). .IS 8 4, ro
Judge Cullen, blk. g. (Cares)..'.. 4 13 11 ro
Frsnces B., ch. m. (Snow) 8 T 8 ro
Kl Mllagro. br. g. (Dlokerscn).. 8 12 T ro
John Mc, b. g. (Milan) ...11 8 10 ro
Authoress, blk m. (McDonald). .12 11 I ro
Swift, b. g. (Tloehurst) 8 10 dls
Tim. okv -ncM 2 2:09. 2:0Mt.
The John H. Shultx, et.OoO purse, for to 'contest tomorrow In
.WINONA LAKE, Ind.. Aug. 21.-At the
stock horse meeting of the Winona as
sembly today R waa decided to build an
open air auditorium to seat 90,000, and
make other improvements. Among those
added to the sesemhly board were R. K.
Coyle, Denver: W. M. Page, Leavenworth,
Kan.
Miss "Johnnie" In Flaal,
1 1
1 I
4 1
8 4
Klchola Comes Jtest.
Kid Nichols and his heroes, who are play
ing very fast ball Just now, will open a
three-days' engagement st the lnton
Street park with Omaha on Saturday after
noon. It must, he borne In mind all the
wnne him r a nnui uuj wio piayiug i,,-, mm. h Vi (T)odnBi
some ball Just now. and this fsct makes ft faw" Hi'U' b',navis)
4-year-olds, 2:28 class
Judge Greene, b. f .. by Directum-
Dam, by Enteeo. jr. (Walker) 1
Walnscott, b. h. (Cox) I
Margarett Bathgate, b. m. (Titer)... 2
1. 11. v,, r (Rmivnn) 4
Illne. b. m. '(Hudson)
Mix Rosedale, ch. m. (Brawley) 6 8 6
Time: 1:11 7. :10H. JO1-
2:08 pacing class, purs 85.000, mile and
a quarter;
Kervula. h. m. (Hudson) 1
Albert, ro. g. (McDonald) J
Locanda, br. h. (Brooamne)
Miss Wlllamonf, b. m. (Miller) J
CHICAGO, Aug. 21. Miss "Johnnie" Car
penter today won her mutch with Mrs. W.
A. Alexander on the Fourteenth green. 8
up, 4 to play. She thus earned the right
to contest tomorrow In the final for
the Onwentala cup with her tll rival, Misa
xuuajw Aninunf.
, Fasaeas Ball Player Dead.
BOSTON, Aug. 21. Andrew J. Leonard,
formerly a famou base ball player, tiled
at his home here today, from a complica
tion of stomach troubles. He was 86 years
of age.
Wc.
ALWAYS
ARE'
M MILD
Save the Bands
absolutely certain that the games will be """u,"' f--'rw; ker
among the roost interesting 01 uie season, i- "'..-AVi, a blk h! (Snow ..
Waddell. p.. I 4 1 1
1 "l 14 " I
ToUl
Loerer, p..
To la
BLAIR, Neb.. Aug. 21. (Special Tele,
gram.) The Resents defeated Blair todav
in a loosely played game of base ball, U to ! Pittsburg 0 0 1 8 1 6 0 08
8. The score; New York 0 00800000-0
arner, ... 4 1114
4 1 4 4 4 Mctilsaltf , 41114
I inil Total ... 6 I It 14 I
Regents
R.H.E.
f
. 60060016 811 IS 11
Blair...., 0 1101108-8 10 6
Batteries: Regents, Donahue and Clair;
Blair, W. Noyea and Eulinger. Three-base
hit: Robertson. Two-base hits: N. Kill,
Kennedy. Struck out: by Noyee, 6; by
Donahue, 1. First base on bail: Off Noyea,
1. Douhl playe: Blair, 1; Kagenta, L Um
pire: Halstead.
Next Sunday Tom Qulnlan. with hla Bene-
HAY FEVER'S CONQUEROR
reatke Hyaaael aad Bas Title
Dradeel asaaaar Tlalter.
By the use of Hyomet you can save an
expensive trip to the mountain and ea
cape weeka of suffering. This remarkable
remedy for the cure of hay fever, kills
the germs ef the disease, aootaea aad heals
th irritated muooua membrane, if used
two or three weeks before th time of the
usual appearance of hay fever will pre
vent the attack.
Th complete Hyomel treatment consists
4M a neat pocket Inhaler, through which
Hyomel 1 breathed, a bottle of Hyomet
and a medicine dropper. The air taken
Into the lauge la this way Is ailed with
healing balsam and forms a perfect safe
guard a tins t attacks of hay fever or
rose oid.
Those who bar had bay fever, know
bow little help can be gained by stomach
dosing; In this disease. Hyomel Is the Only
scientific yet common sense treatment for
the trouble.
It la easy snough for any on to aay
that a remedy will gi v satisfaction, but
Sherman 4k McCennell offer to refund the
money If Hyomel doe not do all that 1
claimed for It, certainly Inspire faith la
the treatment
Hyomet really give you In your own
borne, a change of climate, and hay fever
sufferer know front past esperWne that
this has been the only thins that afforded
them relief. By breathing Hyomel a few
time dally, you ca save the expense and
trouble of a mouataut uts- a atrolt all
aA&ger J fca Is.
Left on bsses: Pittsburg. 4: New York. 8.
Two-bsse hits: Bresnahan, Babb, Beau
mont. Wagner. Sacrifice hlta: Clarke. Btolen
baae: Clarke. Double play: Branafleld to
Wagner. First on balls: Off Leaver. 1; off
McGlnnlty, 1. First on errors: Pittsburg,
Hit by pitched bsll: By Mcoinnlty. 1.
Struck out; By Leever, 1; by McGlnnlty, L
Time: 1:40. Umpires: O Day and Hurat.
Score, second game:
MEW Tonal. yiTTSBlRO.
M.U.O.A.Ii R.H. O.A.E.
Browse, rf... 14 14 t'Bea.taont, cf 1 I I I
brae a' a, c 4 I I t rciarko. If.... 114 4
MrOana, Ik . 4 1 1 I e'Leeca. tb.... 4 4 11
Mene. If.... I I 1 I S.Wacner. ae. . I I I 4 4
Keek, a I 1 T 1 t'Sraaerlo. lk 4 I I 1 I
leaser, Ik... 1111 Ritckey. Ik.. I 4 I I I
Iea. tb.... 114 4 I Sebrtn. H... 4 4 14 1
Warner. ... 4 4 1 Smlia. ..... 4 8 4
aveta'eoa. s. 6 I 16 IjVatl. S 6 11
winbeoa. ..
TwUls .-4UI7V4 l.ralkka s.. 4 4 4 1
Kraser .... S 6 4 4
ToUl ... I I 17 11 t
Detroit 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1
Philadelphia 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 01
Two-baae hits: Teager, Bey bold, sac
rifice hit: M. Cross. Stolen bases: Bar
rett, Pickering. . Base on balls: OR Wad
dell. 3; off Mullln, 1. First base on errors:
Ieiroit. 1. Lett cn oases: uetroii. 1;
Phlladelohia. 7. Struck out: By Skopec .
1; by Waddell. 7. Douhle play: McAllister
to Long to Carr. Time: 1:80. Umpire:
O'Laughlln.
Cleveland Moves T Osa
CLEVELAND. Aua. 21. Cleveland ' went
Into second plsee today, shutting out Wash
ington. Wilson was Knocked out 01 tne
box In the second Inning, snd Townsend,
who succeeded him. was wua. uraaiey s
fielding at third, accepting eleven chance
without an error, waa the feature. At
tendance, 2.808. Score: ,
CLEVELAND. I WASHINGTON.
H.H.O.A.B T' ' - 'R.HO AE.
nirk, rf I I I C fblneoa.vYf 4 "4 S
Bar. ei 1 v vter.o, aa.rp..e a. 1
Bradler, Ik.. I I I I I'U'ltU. If.. 114 4 1
Lajole, tb... I 111 cf. .... 4 1461
Hlfkman, lb. 1 4 11 4 Cl.rke. lb... 4 4 11 4 4
MrCartbr, it. 4 1 1 4 CCouRhlln, lb. 4 4 I I I
Bemle. e 4 111 VMrCofk. lb. 4 1 1 I 4
Oerha'er, a. 1 1 1 4 1 Klttredr. e. 4 1 8 I I
Doaohoe. p.. 1 1 I 1 0 Wlieon, p.... 1
Tawueene. p. 1 4 1 4
Total ...14 II 17 17 ll . .
, Total ... I I 14 11 I
Cleveland 1 1 1 1 I I 6 1 10
Washington 0 0 0 0 4 00
First base on errors: Washington, 8.
Two-base hits: Bradley (2), Hernia, Dona
hue, Selbach, Mccormick. Three-base hit:
Lajole. Sacrifice hits: Bay, Bradley. First
base on balls: Bv Townsend. 6. Left on
bases: Cleveland, 7: Washington, 7. Struck
out: By lonshue, z: by Townsena. .
Time; 2:11. Unuihre: Sheridan.
Staadlasj of tha Teaaas. '
Played. Won. Lost P C.
.. 108 67 86 . .11
., 104 68 46 .808
..IK 6 47 .667
.. 102 61 66 .610
.. W 60 4 .6(6
.. 101 47 64 . 468
.. 1(4 47 67 . 461
..108 S2 71 .211
Washlmrton at Detroit
PhiladelDhla at Cleveland: New York at
Chicago; Boston at Bt. jouia.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION GAMES
St. Paal Captares First (rasa Iadlaa
polls by CaaaHratlTaHlttlagr
aad ra.t Wark.
BT. PAUL. Aug.' B. Consecutive hitting
and fast work on tne bases in tne tourtn
and seventh Innings gave the home club a
victory in th opening game with Indianap-
olls. Attendance, z.t. ocore:
gT. r-AVl. INDLANAfOLI. -
R.U.O.A.E EH. OAK
Oeler. Ik I 111 l'Klhm. lb.... 4 1 14 4 4
f bannea, rf. I 1 I 1 4 Tei, lb 1 4 I I I
Jerkeon. rt.. 1 I 4 1 ! HoeTtOTer. rf 4 1 4 4 4
Arheefer. aa. 4 4 1 I I Seidon. 1 8 I 1 4
Hutime, Hi. 114 7 t WocdruS. if. 1 1 4 4
Flournor. If. I 0 oicouiter, cr... e e e i
Wheeler, lb. 1 III I eiklarcaa. . .. 4 I I ? 4
Pierce, c 4 4 4 4 4-Tameett. lb. I 4 1 4 4
AUemaa. .! Ford. a (
Total ... 4 I 17 at ll Total ... I I 44 11
Rt: Paul 0 0180611s-
lndlsnspolls 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11
Two-baae hits: Marcaa f2). Heydon (I)
Klhra. Jackson, Shannon. Wheeler. Sacri
fice hits: Pierce. Schaefer. Stolen bases:
Bchaefer. Jackson. Fox (2). Double plays
Schaefer to Hugarlns to Wheeler; Allemang
to Muggins to wneeier. tvaae on Dans: yit
Ford. 6; off Allemang. 1 Struck out: By
Ford. 8. Wild oltch: Ford. Left on bases
St. Paul. 7; Indlanapolla, 8. Time: 1:40.
Umpire; Haskell.
LaalsvlUe Dew as taa Oles.
The teams:
Omaha.
Thornton
Shugart..
Hlckey...
Kelly ,
Miller....,
Oenlns...,
Carter
Oondlng
Thomas
Schafstall...,
Sanders
Companion..
Henderson..
Position. Kansas City. I Nonamee. b. m. L,"m'B)--
Welch Pitcher
1
: !
.488
. 810
. 6 6 10
.14 1!
.817
.10 T 8
8HELBT. NeT..' Aur. a. (Bneclal Tele- (Eckerl
mm 1 The last series of the ball tourna-I Went worth, blk. g. (Speer)
ment wan nlaveil thle afternoon. The arame Welnut Tla.ll. br. h. IBenyon).
was delayed about -an hour by Fullerton Baron De Shay, b. g. (McHenry).
refusing to play with the Shelby Storm Wllque, b. g. (McDonald).
Strutters the first game, but It was com- I Dulce Cor, br, g. (Miller)
promised by -dividing whe 178 purse and the I Idellta. b. h. (Kelly)...
rios aate recelnu between tne tnree teams, i. j. d.. d. a. tusvis)
regardless of how.ihe score would term!- I Palm Leaf, b. g. (McCarty)...
nate. First game: Storm Strutters, 8: Ful- The Romsn. b. g. (Sanders).
erton, 8. Becond game: Bheiby Btrutters. I Time: 2:08. l:o"4(
ti . 1t..1m lrt T Vi I n,.. thrn. 1 e.io .1. miMA 11 f UTl '
game won oy tna cjtorm otruners inn i eiraiDiino, d. "j v..i..,j-.... .
three by Fu11ert6n fTdrina' the tournament. Btrathmore, by Strathmor (Burns)-.. I 1
Esch day the banoT'led tha parao to tne I Jessie 8., br. m. (Mcuonaia;..
ball para-. . -i - I Page Hal, D. n. ueersf...
e -t e i iwm - ' i- i jaary Anna, o. m. mnoei
1 v., nf n. An h h. Davls)
CRE8TOV;' la., thj. n.-KSptwlal Tele- John F. g g. (Rush)..
grara.)-Creston lead for the pennant was y , " (Roesmire).... ........ .
set back a few notches today by a defeat g cosine, blk. b. (Andrews).-....
inw laiitnui., .u - I Hero Alcyoner, D. g. ttxaisieau; .
ram. b a score of to 1. The game was ',". (,. enriZ
poorly attended. - Ward, who wss recently 0.cin Cla.' purs 21,000, two In
l.u...A , Crulnn riltnhad for Oanenla I . . Z 10 . PCIn cuaaa. I""" ' '
and onlv allowed the' home team six hlta, I ., Alanter-Tocsv.
while Osceola secured eleven off Fleming. I v Kthan Allen (McDonald) t 1
'..a.. l a i-.j-mi nn a' Han.nM I " . . . .
t?""--- .r;' TC-Illi- I Harold o. g. ivcriw
t. reston, r leminaj ana (.urucn, ueuevw, n R rh (Jolly)....
2:U4k a-
Roston '
Cleveland
Philadelphia ...
Detroit
New York
St. Louis
Chlcsgo
Washington ....
Games today:
Total . 6 14 84 11 1
xBatted for WInban In ela-hth.
New York 0 I 1 0 1 1 1 8
Pittsburg 1 6006161 1-4
Left on bases: New York. 2: Pittsburg.
11. - Two-baee hit: Beaumont. Sacrifice
Hit: Lauder. Btolen baaea: Bresnahan.
Mathewson, Clarke. Douuie play: Kltchey.
to Wagner to bransiield. First on bl.:
Off Mathewson. 1; off Vail, 8; off Wlnham,
off Falkenberg, 1. First on errors: Pitts
burg, 4. lilt by pitched ball: By Mathew
son, L Struck out: By Mathewson, 8; by
Wlnham, 8. Wild pltohe: By Vail. 1; by
Wlnham. 1. Time: 100. Umpires: Hurst
ana u l-'ay.
8tc.adlw.gr at taa Teas
Played. Woa, Lost. P. C
.. lie
.. lot
.. 106
.. 14
.. lo4
.. 10
.. tt
.. Itn)
Pittsburg at Philadelphia
Pittsburg
New York
Chicago
Cincinnati ,
Brooklyn
ltoston
Philadelphia ...
bt Loula
Game today:
68 27 .648
a 4t .61
tl 41 6H
66 4S .6m
61 " 61 .4-e)
41 67 .410
U 81 .147
87 72 .U
MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. . Loulsvill took
th first game of the series today. Both
teams clayed raised ball. Minneapolis out-
batted Louisville, but - the latter was
luckier with men on bases. Attendance,
LOtio. score:
LOUISVILLE. I atlNMEArOUt.
aUOAEl S.HOA..
Kerwla. rf... 4 1 I I 4 D. Tas. ef. I I I
Hart. If 1114 4 alaleaer. Ik. 14 4 4
Braahear, ta. I 1 1 1 eerier. ..... 1114
...First base..
Second base'.,.,.
Third base
Shortstop .....
...ji. Left field
Center field
.Right field
...v.. fatcher
, Catcher .......
, Pitcher
Pitcher
Pitcher ,
. Pitcher
Ball Teaaas Divide Meaey
...Strelb Suffreet, blk. m. (Ecker).
.Webster Time: 2:38.
...Kahl l ie class, purse li.wu:
Jscobs I Dillon Rov br. h.. br Borln Dillon
...Crum I fHuflinnk 1
.Ketchem Prlnoe Oreenlander, br. g. (Davl).. 1 I
.waiaron Millard Sunders, b. g. (Merrineia)... j
Frrd McClung. D. g. (jony)..... j ;
xi.mr. XfM h m. (McCatry) 7 8
.Nichols Bm Hal, b. g. (Turner) 7
Al1. Direct View, blk. n. (ictj .-o w
Cable I t-ciivr h h fDemnrest) 8 di
Milton tm m t ooa: S:lft. i:12V4. . .
2:00 trotting class, purse 81,000:
Maxlne, b. m., by Jackdaw-Pansy
McGregor, py ergus ancureaor,
- Greeley Easy far Ord.
2:24 pacing class, purs tl.OOO
Al Bock. blk.
Ned Wood-
Countess, by Pydney (Curry) 1 8
'red H.. b. g. (Seal)..... 4 2
Sthel Mac. ch. m. (Andrews) 3
rtnr 7ah' Anw ei RnM-lal I Ord easllv
.n.,rirf ),. Let r,t I he a.rla from r.rl.v I Fred
sided contest that has been played on the Burnadet. b. m. mK"h'
home grounds this year. Alleen was In the lrglnia. tV,'1"0
box for Ord and ha -was at hla best, allow. Bieon Girl, b. m. (Irwin)
Ing but flvs men to get to nrst ana none i'.", iZ'.. i, n Todav' result
to reach third. The attendance was large. SALEM. Masa.. Aug-. ZL Toaay results
but the day was disagreeable for food at Old Saugu. Princess
r-i..i.a. n. r..i.. n.wa. Psclng, 1:11 clsss. purse 8500: Perhap won
Clarlnda Doae Battlag Hags. I . : "A.,H rffth heats: Saarwa won
CIARINDA. la.. Aug. H (Sneclal Tele- first snd second neata. rtest umr.
. , j , i A,A.ku i rr . . i e-9K .1 u mime soou tunnn-
, ' j v. , it.n,i. ni.... I i.i . . r.nr.p. , i u w won In 1 ra ana
and Atlantic could not stop the csnnonade. fourth heats: John Hooper won flfin na
Atlantic got nine scattered hits off of sixth hests; Willie John won first and sec-
. J . i , a ij. . a a! AT I ... a a Tlaat tlresat 7'lV kA . I
Brides, ecore: t. larinua, ; Atlantic, a. ona neatw. .
lilts: Clarlnda. 26; Atlantic 8 - Errors: At- DECATUR, III., Aug. .The race meet-
lantlc. U; Clarlnda, 4 Batteries: Clarinda, Ing closed todsy with good P"rt. Results.
Bridges and Glasier; Atlantic, Blrcer, Fox, Pacing. 2:12 clasa. stake fl.Oont Bemiaasa
Stovall and McDonough. Same teams play won third, fourth and fifth. heat raca.
here tomorrow. . . Time: 2:08V. f U, 2:IW- A.b,e Bir.t "."nSJ?
I won nrst ana prcuue ...... . ,
Trnll ne :1S claSS. OUTS Kw'. nClO 1
At Cedar Raplde-Cadar Rapid. .8: Rock wililam won In straight heat. Tim:
Tln4 A l.iil. eteu. 15U.
At Dubuque uunuqu. z; ppnnrneia, i. t pBClng. 2:18 claas. purse s:: nnyioca won
At Davenport Davenport, 2; Decatur, L n gtralght heats. Time: 2:111, 1:10H-
Oardoa Defeats the Soldiers.
CORDON. Neb.. Aug 21 (Special Tele
gram.) Gordon defeated Fort Niobrara to
day by a score of 2 to 1. Eleven Inning
were necessary to deride tne contest.-
HUNTINGDON WINS BIG MATCH
Flv Sets Are . Reqalrea t Defeat
Leonard . . la Tesali
Tesrsey, -
EVENTS ON RUNNING TRACKS
Th Giver Captaree Hawtkaraa Raee
by Twf aad One-Half
Leagtas.
CHICAGO, Aug. JL-The Giver won th
mile and a sixteenth handicap at Haw. I
thorns today, ursina. tne neavity .""-
it tnr mile, close V attended
t. T.niaviile. the extreme outsider st M
to 1. At the head of the stretch Orslna
. . , ..va it uo nd The Giver took commana.
NEWPORT. R I, Aug. a.-Tt Is now f., 'ille huna on to him gamely to ths
practically certain that W. J Clothier will fu,,J0nl A"." 'where f she gave up and The
meet the younger Doherty for th honor i ha nleased with two and a
Of challenging" Larned for the national Olyer J0" P sSBWults:
ehamDlonshiD. R. F. Doherty Is expected I "111 "'....i t i.il. Wlaalnn
1' ?Uil .WlV&n "d' "ar'
TlmA
Second race, six turiongs: rei ' """'''"
eon. Oronte secono, u. cmuhw uhv.
The longest match of the tournament was , ni.vlil. aecond. Wsrts Nlcht
meet R. H. Carleton In the semi-finals.
Clothier's work In his match with Ward
today was ths strangest yet shown by any
American player in tne tournament.
between W. P. Huntington and E. P. Leon- PJ.y.'J'
ard
third. Time: 1.47.
owu. ef... 1 1 4
I 6'eaa. lb. 1 I I 4
tckrteeer, e. 4 1 I 1 1
White. :.... 4 I 0 I
Qmeiae, a . I I I I 1
walker, p... 4 1 1 4 i
Mrlutrr. Ik. I 4 It
ball. If 4 114 1
Yeaaer. a ... I I I 1
Spoouer, rf.. 4 I 1 4
Mama. Ik... 1 I I 6 1
Wllliaau, p.. 1 1111
ouroraa. .. 4 4 4 1
Chicago at New York: Cincinnati at broos
lya; ot- Louis at Boston.
GAMES IN AMERICAN LEAGUE
Halsaea' Baaardl ( Fasur Asalat Falls
ta Aveld Walte taa
Defeat. .
CHICAGO. Aug. C The local did neat
ef th poor fielding snd were unable to hit
Toun. while the visitors txlayed almoet
4rXvlea' la the Aald mnA ewuud Palteraua
Total ... I I It 11
Total .. I UxM 1 8
xBhrtver out cn buut strike.
Louisville 0811062 6 67
Minneapolis 64466610 66
Two-base hit: lira hear, Qulnlan, Mar
tin. Three-base hit: Lally. S. Sullivan.
Home run: Odwell. First base on balls:
Off Williams. 4; off Walker. 2. Struck
out: By Walker, 8. Sacrifice hits: D. Sul
livan. Lally. Stolen bases: Martin, OUwcll.
8. Sullivan. Left on bases: Mlaneapolla,
11; Louisville. 6. Time: 2:06. Umpire:
Foreman.
Brewers Retrieve Themselves.
MILWAUKEE. Wia, Aug. ZL-MUwaukee
nearly threw away today a gam with
Columbus by wretched playing In the nrst
Inning Elliott pitched great ball after that
and Milwaukee batted out a good victory.
Attendance. 400. Score:
atlLWAl'KBg COIXMBri.
BM.OABV It.Oit
Scaafler. Ik.. 4111
ronakua. 1. 4 4 4 1 i"
W4, 4 1114
t'ealaab. Ik. I 4 I I 1
Oaaief, rt... 1 I 4 I 4
liualearr, Mill
rleaaoklll. f. I 1 4 4 1
tea. a 1 1 1
Arnot, If .... 111
South, rt.... 1114 4
i lieiaiaa. a I 4 4 I 1
Haer, Ik.. 6 118 4
I'exaea, et.. 6 116 4
Turner, lb... 6 1 I 1 1
Mellor. lb... 4 4 14 4 4
Koi 4 414
Elliott. .... 1111 IjalrMaaaia. p. 6 4 6 I 1
Twtal ... 4 4 17 IS el Total .. I il4 11 I
xTwo out when winning rua was mad.
Milwaukee 616661611
Columbus 6666666 68
XtTU-baa bit: Turner, Wood, Stolen
The younger player won the first two 1 w": ". - k.if t.i.ir.
sets and led In the fourth, but Huntington D;t n,Uon won. Cognomen, second. Al-
kept steady and finally won through su- Jr.,. JU "! ti. Vsh!
perlor enduranc. The score waa 8-11. 6-7. 11 V'oe . one rnlleTMcOea won. Anecke
6-4. 7-6. 6-8. ' . a n w.ka third Time: 1:40.
. " J "i1." ,?UVnr.T' i,ffV SffS. c. five ..d a half urlpn..: Com-
"t" v;- !"J,k, tSavia TtroniTw et vur mod or won. Floral King secona, waggiw
so that If America challenges, aa expected. Koa !1P'r(? . V,m'J 1 T,Z e, Rolta:
there will be three nations represented in firitraVe seven furlongs: Conurodrum
the competition. Results: I, M,i.ioir airond Stroller third
National lawn tennis championship, fourth won- The Muakeeter econa, mrouer tnira.
round: H, L. JDoherty beat H. S.Mshoney, .,,.. r.naloharie won.
-, -i, s-4. K. f. uirnea oeat tL. nonon. I , "J.Z Z L,;.i Rv viart third Time
s-7 4-4 4-8. E P. Allen beat A Oodman P" InTln second, Rock Mart third. 11m.
6-0. 6-1. 6-6. W. J. Clothier beat H. Ward,
6-2, 6-4. 6-7. 7-4-' " Iv f. Huntington beat E.
W. Leonard. 8-11. -7; 6-4. 7-6. 6-S. R. F.
Doherty beat J. P. Paret, 8-0, 6-1. 6 t
r inn round: u. a. cnarieston beat H. C.
Sever. 6-1. 6-2. 6-1.
Interacholaadc championships finals:
Behrer of Princeton beat Gildonmelster of
Columbia. -, e-x, -i.
Tv,irH race five end a half furlongs: Gra-
glsllo won, Kohlnoor second, Rain or Shin
third. Time: J:0M. , .
Fourth race. Huron handicap for 2-vear-ol.le
one mile and three-stxteeeths: Short
Hose won. Rlgodon aecond, Reaervatton
third. Time: l.tcik.
Fifth race, six turionga: iMaugnty um-uj
M'ladap ( Hastlags Races.
HA8TrNGS. Neb.. Aug. 21. Special Tele
grsm ) Th three day1 meet of the Ne
brank Racing circuit was brought to a
clnss here thia sfternoon before a crowd
of l.&tt) enthuslssta Th weather waa all
that eotild be dealred for idnl reaene: snd
th track was exceptionally fast. Tha Stat I
record In the 8-year-old trotting class w
again lowered today. Bobby Good, owned
by H. H. Smith of Armour, S. D . made a
half mil la 1:11 In an exhibition trot. Thl
beat the state record bv two seconds.
Bobby Good made the last Quarter In a
1 ( .clip. In the three-quarters of a mile
and repeat runulng rare Jockey J. 8. Pur
ley of Kearney was ruled off the track and
his horse. Lad Chatam. was sent to the
barn, because of an open and moat daring
foul, w hen tne runners were coming down
the howie stretch, with L"lv Chstsm en
F mora Id neck and neck. Pussier crowded
Emerald agalnat tie rail and ram near I
rauelng th horse to Jump th rno. The
Judge promptly ordered th nder and
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