THE OlIAIIA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, AUGUST 23, 1903.
POUND MILTON JUST FOR FUN
Omahans Light On to Their Former Com
rade for Fourteen Eafe Osev '
DRAG SCHAFSTALL OUT OF THE MIRE
Hangers' Persistent Blagging a,
per Fielding Hare Cowboys from
Taking Vtetorr at Kipense
of Loral Maliman.
Omaha simply made mince rrwat of the
young man Absalom Milton, at Vinton
tract park yesterday. They Jumped on
him with both feet and kicked out fourteen
hlta, four of which were doubles and two
triple. But Omaha had to bat at this
terrino fait to keep ahead of Bchafstall,
Vho aeemed determined at critical times
to aire the came to Kansas City. He held
tha visitor down to a pair of hlta up to
tho alth Inning, then took a balloon ride
which laated for the next three bouts. The
Kaw Kawa pounded, out fire hlta, with a
total of eight runs, the run being facili
tated by donations of two bases on balls
and two windjammers.
That man Kahl, who stood over at third
for Nichols, proved himself a sad affair.
Ha had four chances and accepted one of
them. His trio of errors were of the rank
est aort, tha kind that, let In rune.
Kelly and Carter were the only Rangers
who did not .get a hit and yet they batted
to advantage. Carter kept up his clip of
drawing wide onea, walking- to first twice.
Bhugart and Miller eat In the amen corner
when It came to batting. Bhugart pasted
tha leather twice for a double and once for
a three-bagger and Miller lined out two
singles and a double. And the beauty was
that something waa doing each time these
two gentlemen hit But when you're speaks
tng of batting, you must remember that
pair of old-time sluggers, Hlckey and
Oondlng, each of whom drew two safe
onea, one of Hlckey'a being a double and
one of Johnnie's a triple. Arid they
counted, too. Eddie tore off three of the'
runs hlmaelf, beside, the other damage.
Qenlna continued to boost hla batting rec
ord, being there twloe when It was hits
that were wanted. It really got to be a
faroe the way Omaha pounded the young
man who waa on Its own pitcher's staff for
a whllo this seaaon.
Omaha Fields Baperbly.
With "four errors credited against them,
It would seem that the Rourke children did
some rank fielding, but the contrary Is the
case..' Miller's error came by hla failure to
hold on to a ball for which he had run two
miles and. a quarter and the others were
of a similar nature. The men simply were
covering, ground and not playing any record
ball. They gave Schafetall superb support,
which, with their slugging, turned the tide
that three time started against' them. -,
Omaha may Justly renew its claim to
"tbt lucky seventh." The seventh was
the hoodoo to the Cowboys yesterday, cer
tainly. Five runs were added to the local's
column during that period -of the spasm.
Hlckey, was the first man to bat and he lit
on tha ball for two bases. Johnnie Oondlng.
with malice afdrethought, t trounced the
pigskin then for three base. Just to show
thai ha could go Hick on better,. This, of
course, compelled Eddie to go home and
Bchafstall sent Oondlng across tha r plate
with a single, -whereupon Nubbins ..Carter
arose and smote the ball for a sacrifice.
Oenlns Just for fun drov the sphere down
Into left for a base, Miller, who had made
a hit every tlmeup to this Inning, sent a.
long one out Into center, which Keachajn
gathered In; Big Jack Thornton waa forced
to take hi baae on four wide one and
Bhugart lammed out two-bagger Nfli- I tot
him. By the time Kelly, the ninth batter
that Inning, had gone out to Ketcham,
everybody, save Bhugart. was .past home,
netting five runs. The agony started again
In the eighth, but. stopped after two runs
had been scored.
It was a peculiar fact that Kansas City
mad moat of Its run each time after two
men were out . The a core:
OMAHA.
AB. R. IT. PO. A. E
8 . 1
5
4
4
4
4
1
4
. 58
Carter, rf
Oenlns, cf..,.
Millar, if......
Thornton, lb.
Bhugart, 2b..
Knllv, B
Hlckey, 8b....
Oondlng. c...
Bchafstall, p.
0
2 .
8
1
8
0
2
2
11 14 27 12
Ketcham, cf
Waldron,- rf..
Btreib, lb....,
Jacobs, as...
Kahl. Sh
Crura, If..,..
Wbtr, 2b.,
Corbln, o....
Wilton, p....
llleu ,
KANSAS CITY.
AB. R. H. PO.
4 1
6
:::::::::: 1
4
.......... 4
i
I'''-- 87 8 7
. xBalted for Crura In ninth.
Runs by Innings:
Omaha 0 0 1 1
Kansas City 0 0 0 9 0
''' Hits hjr inning:
Omaha 1 10 11
Kansas City 0 10 10
24 10
J '-11
2 0-8
2
1 0-,7
Earned run: Omaha. (: Kansas City. 1
Three-base hits: Uoiuling, Bhugvrt, Milton,
Waldron. Two-base hits: Bhugart (2), Mil
ler, Hlckey, Kahl. Sacrifice hits: Carter,
Oondlng. Stolon beat's: Genius, Miller.
Struck out: Hy Schuf stall. 2. Bases on
balls: Oft Bchafstall. 4: oft Milton, 4. Hit
by pitched ball: By Schafxtatl, 2. Double
clays: Webster; Jacobs to Btrolb; Crum to
Wetarter. Left on bases: Omaha, 8; Kansas
City, . . Time: 1.45. Umpire Kelley.
nistlllers Play Like Klla.
COLORADO SPRINGS. Aug. . The visi
tors played like school boys today and gave
up after the flint Inning. The score:
RHE.
?Olo. Springs. I 4 4 0 2 0 1 0 18 16-4
eorta 01101O0S12,5
' Batteries: Peoria. Olrnstead and Wilson:
Colorado Springs, Junes, McKeely ' and
Dorao. ,
Brewera hat Denver Oat.
' DENVER, Aug. 22. Milwaukee shut out
Denver In ala, -Inning game today. Score:
RHE
Milwaukee ....... t 0 0 1 0 01 4 i
Denver 0 00000911
Batteries: Denver, Whltrlilg and Scblel;
Milwaukee, Kenna and Lucia.
De Melaea Is Shat Oat.
DEB MOINES, Aug. 2X-Bt. Joseph shut
out Dm Moines today. CI lade pitched
well, allowing but five hits snd striking
out eleven men. Attendance, 1,260. Bcore:
RHE
St. Joseph 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 1 0- 7 i
De Moines ... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 I 2
Batteries: Dee Moines, Cuehman and
Fohl; St, Joseph, Ulade. McC'onnell and
Gurvin,
Played. Won. Lost P. O.
Milwaukee ino
Colo. Springs n3
64
M
to
81
48
46
44
41
84
40
48
(0
84
67
67
6
640
612
.611
.6"6
.471
.441
.4.W
.410
Ft. Joseph 08
Kansas City lol
Peoria HO
Denver 102
Des Moines lul
Omaha luO
(James today: Kansas City at Omaha;
Milwaukee at Denver; Peoria at Colorado
Springs; St Joseph at Des Moines.
loathntaltcs Iowa Lesgst,
CREBTON, la., Aug. 22.-Bpeclal Tele
gram.) Creston redemmed Itself today by
defeating Osceola In a very one-sided game
by a score of 10 to 1. Kelly Welch, who
has won fifteen out of the seventeen games
lie pitched, was In the bo for Creston and
allowed the visitors only four hits. Creston
made eight hits and three errors, while
Osceola made eleven errors. Batteries:
Creston, Welch and Corbett; Osceola, Phoe
nix and Bootes. Umpire,: Golden.
CI.ARINDA, la., Aug. 12. (Special Tele
gram.) C'larlnda hatted Atlantic's pitchers
all over the field arxln. Atlnntic used two
pitchers. Score: Clarinda, 17; Atlantic, 2.
lilts: Clarinda, 11; Atlantic, 7. Errors:
Clarlnda, 2; Atlantic, 8. Batteries: Clar
inda, Case and Glasler; Atlantic, Schooler.
Pulmer and McDonough. Attendance, 300.
The standing of the clubs In the South
western Iowa league la. Including today's
g4men, as louowe:
Played.
Creston 42
42
42 .
42
88
Won. Dost P.C.
Clarinda
Atlantio
Osceola
Red Oak
26 17 .6W
24 18 .671
23 20 .6:1
17 28 .404
16 23 .3SH
Llaeela Y. M. C. A.' Wla a Game.
WAHOO, Neb., Aug. 22.-SpeclaI.)-The
Wahoo base ball team met with defeat
yesterday at Lincoln In con t net with the
Young Men' Christian association ball
team. The following 1 the lineup:
T. M. C. A.
WAHOO.
K.H.O.A.g
Andaraoa, f. 0 I 0 0
Johuaon. c... o 1 I 1
aiaduna, lb.J lilt
K John's, lt 0 t 0
Mouniata. rf. 1 1 t e
Ncthawar, m 1 1 0 1 4
Acker, lb ' 1 14 0 (l
s. crawr, if i
T. Crawrd,
I. Ill I 1
0 0
1' 0
It H O. A.M.
1111
1
Bennett, a
Klllott, . lb... 1
Hn(Kr, c t I 1 1
Townaeml, p. 1 1 I I I
Thsrcfa, lb. 1 10 1
Gordon, cf.. 0 1 I
Br,ulo. If.... t 0 1 0 0
Hammel, lb. 1 1 I
Jotmaon, rf.. 1 4
Touts ...4 t 14 U 4 I Totals ... t III I 4
Stolen bases: Meduna, Johnson, Neth
away, Bender, Townsend,' Hainmel. Two
hasa hit: Townsend. Struck out: By
Crawford.' 2: by Townsend, Base on
balls: Off Crawford, 4. Time: 1:1. IV
pirej Scott. '.. t
Regents Defeat Missouri Valley.
MISSOURI VALLEY, la.,-Aug. 22 (Spe
cial Telegram.) -The Omaha Regents
opened second week of their tour by de
feating Mtnxourl Valley In a 'good game
thla afternoon by the score of 5 to 1. Joe
Melhan, the Regent's atur twlrler was
In the box and pitched fine ball, allowing
five scattered hits. Eddie Clair' heavy
batting was the feature. The Regents
are In pretty fair shape and with Pitcher
Lynch, who Joined them at Missouri Val
ley today, expect to win the remainder of
the games. They p'.av at Modal Sunday.
Score: KHE
Regents 0 0 0 0 1 S 1 0 0-6 12 0
Mo. Valley. .....0-0 000100 0-1 62
Batteries: Mehan and Clair; Mann, Moore
Rnd Dole. Two base hits: Kennedy, Croft,
Nllsson, Cole. Double plays: Cook to Cole
to Moore, Cook to Moore to Stevens. Struck
out: By Mehan, 7; Mann, 4; Moore, 1. Time:
1:26. Vnuilre Prendcrgast.
Schuyler la Defeated by Coons.
BCHUYLER, Neb.. Aug. 22. (Special Tel
egram.) The. Atchison Toons defeated
Schuyler, today in one Of the best games of
the season 'on the Schuyler grounds. The
feature -of the game was three sensational
running catches by Fulmer, who sprained
his shoulder for the second time and -had
to retire from the game. Score:
Atchison 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 86
Schuyler 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 01
Left on bases: Atchison. 6: Bchuyler. 12.
Three-base hits: Logan, Dworak. Stolen
Danes: Hcnuyier, z. fatteries: Atcnison,
Logan and Gamble: Bchuyler. Pruyn and
Curley. Etruck out: By Gamble, 8; by
f ruyn, o. catcher (juriey injured oy Deing
hit on the knee by a pitched baH. ...
Game la Three-I League.
At Davenport After r laying thirteen In
nings the game, with the score 1 to 1, was
called on account of darkness. Bcore:
R.H.E.
Davenport .....0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 01 4 0
Decatur 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 01 8 2
Batteries: Davenport, Btauffer and Wil
liams; Decatur, McGIU and Krebs.
At Cedar Rapids Rock Island, 4; Cedar
Rapids, 2.
At Rockford Bloomlngton, 8; Rockford, 4.
At Dubuque Dubuque, 6; Springfield. 1.
Hickman Defeats Lincoln Team,
HICKMAN, Neb., Aug. 22.-(8peclal Tele
gram.) The Colored Porter of Lincoln
came down this afternoon and, played a
game with the nrst nine of hu
hundred people witnessed the
score stood 14 to 9 in ravor of trie nome
team. Batteries: Hickman, Burkett and
Bwlggart; Porters, Harris and . Johnson.
Hickman hus only been, beaten once this
Season.
MICROBES CO UP A PEG
Giants Sink to Third Flaot on Losing; a
' Game.
NEW YORK FIELDING IS HOST LOOSE
Spectator Ills Local National Ball
Team Which Fall to Rapport
Miller ana Make 111
Twirling Succeed.
t
NEW YORK, Aug. 22. -Chicago took sec
ond place from New York today, the local
team dropping back Into third position
ir tuning ine opening game oi in series.
The support given to Miller was loose and
the local llelaers were hissed rrpeate llv.
AVelmer pltihod a fine game for the visitors
who outplayed their opponent all the way
through. Attendance 14.7J1. Bcore:
CHICAGO. NEW YORK.
RHO Ajl R M.O.A.K.
SlaitU. If.... Ill 3 Rrowna. rf.. 1 1 t
Wu.iama. m 0 I I ilHmn'h'a, rf I 1 1 4
Chair, lb... I I 1 t t'MnOano. lb., lilt
I). Jonea, et. I 1 1 (VMertaa, If.... 0 110
Tlnkrr, ib... till OIBabb. M t I t 1
kilns. 0 111 ULaudrr, Ib... 014 11
Kvcrr. ib.... I 110 0 Uuna. lb.... till
Harley, rf... 1 t 1 0 O Warnar, ... 0140
W.lmar, p... 111 l;Millr, Oil
F. VaoH n.. 00
louis ... I 11 it T at
I Totals ... I 7 17 U
x Batted for M.Uer In ninth Inning.
Chicago I... ".....I 11002010-8
New York 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 08
Left on bases: New York 8. Chicago 7.
Two-base hits: MoOann, Blaglw 2, Hsrley.
Three-base hits: Bresnahan, Ktlng. Home
run: Chance. Stolen bases: McGinn, Mer
tes 2. Tinker. Sacrifice hits: Single, Tinker,
Harley. First base on balls: on Miller L
off Welmer 2. First on errors: New York 1,
Chicago 2. Struck out: By Miller 4, bv
Welmer 7. Time: 1:50. Umpire: O Day anil
Hurst. '
Pirates Take a Coaple.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 22-Pittsburg
won two games from Philadelphia today by
superior work at the bat. Attendance
8,325.- Score, first game:
P1TT8BUHG. I PHILADELPHIA.
R.U.O.A.B
R H O A B.
Braumont, cf 1 1 I 1 0 Tbomaa, cf. . 1 t 0 0
Clark. If.... 1 1 0 0 OfOleaaon, lb.. 1 I 0
lrf-ach. lb.... 1 1 I I 0 Woit'i'D, b. 0 0 0 4 0
Wasnar, at.. 1 I 4 0 I Kelatar, rf... 0 0 0 (r 0
rlranX'ld, lb lit 1 0; liarrr, If . .. . . 1 2 10 0
Ritrhar, lb.. 1 I t I O botTa , lb. 1 1 0 4
O.'brlna, rf... 1 1 0 0 ' 0 Huiawltt, a. 1 i I 1
Phrlpa, .... 0 0 10 u'Dcoln. c... 0 110 1
Dchtny, 0 2 0 1 llSparka. p.... 0 1 IJ
kHallman ...00104
TpUIs ... i IS 17 tt 1)
1 Totals ... 4 10 17 14 1
xBatted for Spark in ninth.
Pittsburg 0 0020012 1-Ml
Philadelphia ...1 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 04
Earned run: Pittsburg, 4; Philadelphia,
3. Two-base hits: Wagner, Rltcl.ey, Barry
(2. Three-base hit: Uleason. Home run:
Clarke. Sacrifice hit: . Qleason. Stolen
base: Douglass. Double play: Wolverton to
Douglass. Left on baaes: Pittsburg. 10;
r-niianeipnia, b. rirst on balls: Oil Sparks,
ttv nireriiut hall Hnhativ K nnlr
Hit
y pitched ball:
Ditch: Dohenv
Umpire: Kmslfe.
out: By Doheny, 2: by Sparks, 3. Wild
ucn: uoneny, 1: BnarKs
Doheny. Struck
1. Time: 1:63.
Bcore, second game: .
PITTSUtJHO. . I PHILADELPHIA.
It.H.O.A E. H. H.O.A lt.
Baaumont, cf 1 1 1 Thomaa, ' rf.. 1 0 I 1 0
Clark. If..,. 110 0 Oia n, 2b. . 0 14 I 0
Leanh, Sb.... t I 0 I Wolv'l'n, 3b. 1 1 I 1 0
Wanner, n.. I I I 0 Knlatar. rf... 0 110 0
Braiuf ld, lb 1 I I 1 0 Barrr, If 1 I I 0 0
Rltcbar. lb.. 0 111 O Douslaaa, lb: I t 11 I
HrrlMj, rt... 0 0 4 0 0 Huiawltt, aa. 1 1 1 1 0
Smith, e 0 0 I 0 Roth, o 0 8 110
I'hlllipBl, p.. 0 1 0 1 llMcFet'da:, pO 0 1 1
xHallman ... 0 0 4 0 0
Total ...tltn I 21 r
' Touts ... 4 1 87 I 1
xBatted for McFetrldge in ninth.
Pittsburg s oiooooi ft J
Philadelphia 0 0 0 2 1 0 1 0 04
Earned runs: Pittsburg, 6; Philadelphia,
Two-base hits: Clarke. Bransfleld. Barrv.
Roth. Sacrifice hit: Bransfleld. Left on
bases: Pittsburg, 4; Philadelphia. 8. First
base on balls: Off PhllllDui. 1: off McFet
rldge. 2. Struck out: By Phllllppl, 8; by
McFetrldge, 1. Wild pitch: McFetrldge.
Time: umpire: Emsll. v-
Etandlaar of tha Team.
. Plaved. Won. Lost. P.P.
Pittsburg 107 70 S7 .654
Chicago 107 64 ' 48 .693
Mew lor. 1U6 62 : 43 .6J
Cincinnati 106 67 49 . " ,6:
Brooklyn . 108 ' 63 " 64' - ' .1
Boston ......Wl . 44 -.''-7 -:4M
Philadelphia :..- 97 83- . 64 ,840
St. Louia 110 - 37 71 ..,.
No game today. ... .. ..
0,(laa Tires of Being Manager,
DES MOINES. I., Aug. 22. Special Tel
egram.) Manager Joe Qulnn of the pes
Moines base ball club today resigned and
announced thnt he will not under any cir
cumstances manage a Des Moines team
next year. He 'Will finish out the season
and aaya he would like to play In the team
next ear. "
Game fa Forfeited.
After an exciting game yesterday of
eight Innings, .with the score 11 to In
favor of the Plumbers, the Omaha Print
ing company's team took exception to a
Filling of the umpire and the game was
or felted to the Plumber by a scor of
I to ft 1
Play Omaha Team Neat Week. .
WEST POINT, Neb., Aug. 22. (Special
A ball game has been arranged for next
Sunday between tha C. N. Diets team of
Omaha and the local players. - This will
be the leading event In the baae ball seaaon
and a larg crowd is exported.
REACH TENNIS SEMI-FINALS
National Toarnnment Leave Carltoa,
Larned, Clothier ana One Do
berty to Play,
NEWPORT, R. I." Aug. 22.-The national
tennla tournament at the Casino court
was brought down to the seml-nnala today,
and although the Dohcrtys are reserving
their oUh'ial default until the laat minute,
there seem no doubt R. F. Doherty will
be scratched In favor of his brother and
that the pairings on Monday will be H. L.
DohertyMatnst R. H. Carlton and K P.
Larned against W. J. Clothier.
The feature of the fifth round play today
was the manner In which E. P. Larned
disposed of the veteran player, R. P. Hunt
ington. Almost ' two-thirds of Larned's
point were on clean place shot. Clothier
did - not show up aa well as yesterday
UKainst Ward. Allen was unsteady and
double-faulted frequently at critical time.
Summary:
W. J. Clothier beat Harry Allen, t- 8-L
8-2.
K. P. learned beat R. P. Huntington, 8-8.
4-6, 6-0, 6-1
' ...... I9 '
CALLXH Dear oiil Jacki I Juat raad la Uig paper about your belnj un
truck. and ruabod , right oror. Tm awfully glad you r wall as you ara.
Tou'r lucky. Now, old man. I doct want to work tha old "I told you o" gag
oa you, bat tha way to pravont gu&atroka I to keep tha bowels clean and cool,
aad tha bloodfrom balng ovr-hoated, by taking a CASCAPET Caady Cathartic at
bod-Utaa, They work wUUa you slacp, and kp you saf and comlortabla all day.
GAMES IN AMERICAN LEAGUE
Pelty Seen res Bntnt a Victory" Ovr
'. - Bean Eaters by Narrow: ,
' -" Margin." )
-'-,: .1.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 22. Peltv. fit. Iiiia'
new pitcher defeated Boston today In a
close game, 2 to 1, Dlneen was hit for four
safe drive,- two being triples. , Boston
could not touch Pelty when hits would
have scored runs. Attendance 4,100. Score:
ST.. uvia. ' . BOSTON.'
R.H.O.A.B. R.K.O.A.K
Burkett. If... 0 1 10 0 Doughartir, III I 0.0
Martin, rf... 1 1 1 0 0 Collins, lb... 1 0 0
lltll, 3b. 0 0 1 d l'c stahl, cf. 0 0 10
Andaraon, lb 0 0 II 0 0 Freeman, rf. 0 0 0 0 0
Wallac, aa.. 1118 0 Parant, aa... 1 4 1 4 0
Haldrick,- of. 00 I 1 0 UX'hanc,. lb 0 1 11 0
Krlel. Ib 0 111 0Kilrla. 1.... 0 I I I
SuKdan, c... 0 0 I 1 ujj. Stahl, ., 0 0 4 0
Palty, p 01 OiUlnaao, p.... 0 0 01 0
Total ... 34 17 It J " ToUla ... 1 -24 11 1
St. Louis - .0 1 0 0 Vl "0 0
Boston 0 10 0 O'O 0 0 01
Earned run: St: Louis 1. Boston 1. Twn-
baae hlta: Parent, Ferris, LaChance.
Three-baae hits: Martin "and Wallnen.
Passed balls: J. Stahl. Stolen baaes: Friel,
uougneny, rareni. cases on Dana: OtT
Pelty 2, off Dlneen 2. Struck out: By
Pelty 2. by Dlneen i. Left on bases: Bt
Loula 4. Boaton 7. Time: 1:20. ITmnlr.
Connolly.
Detroit Bbnt Washington Oat.
DETROIT. Aug. 22. Today's game was
played In a drlxillng rain, but waa re
markably clean and fast. Washington
could do nothing with Mullin, two of its
three hits being lucky. A Pass In the first
and a double and triple bunched In the
seventh coat Patten 111 gam. Attendanoe
tot Bcor:
DETROIT. I , ,. WASHINGTON.
R.U.O.A.Kl K.H.O.A.g.
Barratt. of... 10 OIRcblnaon, rf . 0 0 I 0
l-uan. if o 1 . 0, 0 aloran, a.... 1 0.4 0
Crawford.N rf. 4 0 OH.lbach, If... 0 t 0
( arr. lb 1 11 I OiRyan. cf 0 0 10 0
McAI'Mar. a 1 I Ok'larka. lb. .. 1 II 1
T(i". Ib... 0 01 u'Coushlln, Ib. II t I I
Uualow, .... t OincCof k. Ib. 4 0
Long. Ib 1111 II Ktttradf. . 0 0 I I 0
Mullla. ....l 8 1 4JiPatte. .... 1 1 IJ
Tatala ... t I IT 1 "o) - ToUla ... S 14 If 0
Detroit .1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 3
WaalUngton 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00
Earned run: Detroit 2. Two-base hits:
Long Three-base hits: Mullin. Saorlilee
hit: Lush. Stolen bases: Mullin, Moran.
Bases on ball; off Mullin 1, oft Patten 4.
Ieft on baaes: Detroit i, Washington 4.
Struck out: By Mullin 2, by Patten 8.
Paased balls: Klttredge L Time: 1:30. Um
pire: O' Laugh 11 n. .
alat Clve Boston Victory.
BOSTON, Aug. 22. St. Louis played
wretched ball today and practically gave
Boston th game. Both team bit equally
hard, but Curiie' support gave Boston
their six runs. Manager Donovan waa
taken to hla horn in Law re or today,
Buffering from malaria. Attendance, 2,o8.
Score:
. BOSTON. ST. LOl'lS. '
H H.O A BY ft H.O.A B
Daitar, of... 110 Parrall, lb...l lit
Tsnnar, lb.. 1 1 10 1 0 bunlMTr, rf. 1110
Coolay, If.... I II Biuoot, cf.... 14
Slanlar, rf.. 1 1 Burka. lb.... 111
Mora. 1 114 Haukatt. lb.. Ill 1 1
AUtl.hlo. Ib 1 1 4 Drain., as.... til
Oram g.r, IM I I I 1 barclar. It.. 0 114
Aub .y. ... 0 0 11 0 ka. 11 4 0
nulla 1 Currl. p I 1
hits: Kelley, Bheckard. Ftolen base:
Iolan. . Flrrt on errors: Cincinnati, 1;
Brooklyn, L Left on base: Cincinnati,
4: Brooklyn, 6. Sacrifice hits: Dolan, Jor
dan. First on balls: Off Schmidt. 4. lilt
by pitched ball: By Harm. 1. Siruck out:
By Schmidt, 2; by Hahn, 7. Tim: 164.
I mplre: Moran.
Bcore. second game:
CINCINNATI. I BROOKLYN.
R.H.O A 1 R.H.O.A B.
Xaller. tk... 1 111 Strang, lb... 0 0111
mour, f. I I I 1 OPharkar. If. 0 (
I'oLn. rf ... 1 I 1 0 twhba. at ... 0 0 10 1
Perklar. lb..O 1 17 0 0 Oaaalar , at.- 100
Stalnreldt. lb Oil 1 Moyle, lb.... 0711
Dnnlln. If... 0 O'O 0 rahl. aa... 1 114
rorvoran. a. 1 1 McCrea rr. rf. 1 I
Plrti. e I ll OJf.rdan, lb... 141
Kwmg, (110 Rlttar. 0 0 1
idarrla, .... t 1 0
.Tot! ... 4 I 17 I 1
Tout... 1 I 17 11 I
Cincinnati 0 02020000-4
Brooklyn 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 01
Earned runs: ' Cincinnati, 1. Two-base
hits: Berkley, Oessler, McCreerv, Jordan.
Three-base hit: Seymour; Stolen buses:
Seymour, Dolan, Dobbs, Dahlen, First
have on errurs: Cincinnati, 1: Brooklyn,
1. I.eft on bssea: Chrclnnstl, 4; Brooklyn,
7. First on balls: Off Uarvin, I; oft Kwlng,
8. Struck out: By Uarvin, 4; by Ewlug,
8. Time: 2:10. Umpire: Moran.
Raw York Wlna by Errors.
CHICAGO. Aug. 22 Chicago had the
game well In hand until th eighth Inning,
wnen an error, rouowea oy a rase on Dai
and a Single, allowed the visitors to tio
the score, Karn atae scored in the ninth,
and New York won out In the eleventh
by hitting Owen all over the field and scor
ing live runs. Attendance, i.wi. Bcore:
NEW YORK. CHICAGO.
H.H.O.A.B., R.H.O.A.B.
fonroy. lb.. 111 1 Holm, If... 4 114 1
Kaelar, rt... 1 11 labalL lb... 0 1 14 I
Elberrald, al I I I 4 Jon, cf,.,.. 1 14 0 0
(ianMl, lb... 1 1 II 0 Utrtn, rf.... 1 110 0
William. Ill I I I I Callahan. Ib. 1 0 0
Earla, If..... II 4 Mailman, If., I 1 0
Mrfarl'd, f. 1 Magoon, lb.. I 1 1 I 0
Barilla, c... I 0 0 U T'n'h'l, aa I 1 I i 1
1 Tan k 1. l 114 t eiaturr, ... 0 110
Klahart, p... 0 I I
Total ... 11 II II I i8ulllan ...0000
lOwana, p.... 0000
1 Total ... 11 SI 17 I
x Batted for Flaherty In ninth
New York 0 0010 0 0210 59
Chicago 2 001000010 2-6
Left on baae: Chicago, 5; New York. 8.
Two-base hits: Williams. Davis (2). Three-
base hits: Magoon, L. Tannehlll. Home
run: J. Tannehlll. Sacrifice hlta: Callahan.
Flaherty. Stolen bases: Green 02), Calla-
nan, j ones, . janneniu, Keeler. Double
plays: J. Tannehlll to Ganitel; Williams to
Elberfield. Struc out: By Flaherty. 2;
by Tannehlll, 7. Bases on balls: Off Fla
herty, 3; oft Tannehlll, L Hit with ball:
J. Tannehlll. Time: 2:12. Umpire: Egan.
Cleveland Easily Victors.
CLEVELAND. Aug. 22.-Cleveland won
easily from Philadelphia today, batting
Bender out of the boa In the third in.
nlng. Philadelphia was saved a shut out
oy uaiy s scratcn triple. Hickman's bat
tingiwa the feature. Attendance 12,6u6.
Bcore:
CLEVELAND. I PHILADELPHIA.
, . - R.H.O.A.B. R H.O.A.B.
rilrk, rf 1 1 I 0 OHarttal, if... 1110
Bay, of I I t 0 01 Pickering, ef 1 1 1 0 0
Bradlar, lb.. I I 0 0. L. Crnaa, Ib. 0 1 1 '0 0
Laiola, lb... 110 7 UKarbuld, lb.. 0 0 7 1 0
Hickman, lb. I til t 1 Murphr. lb.. 0 I 0
Mcrthr,. Ill 1 1 4 M C'a, aa lb 0111
Ermla, e I 17 0 Hoffmaa, rf.. 0100
Oorhn'ar, aa. 0 0 I 4 J Powfra, t.... 0111
Moor. I I J 0,Bndar, p.. I. 1 0
Hrnlajr, p.... 0 0 0 1
Total
.11 11 17 II I
Daly, aa Ills
Total ... 1 5 14 10 I
Cleveland .....4 0 S 1 1 1. 1 0 11
Philadelphia 0 0 0080000 8
Earned runn: Cleveland 8. Philadelphia 1.
First base on error; Cleveland 1, Phila
delphia 3. Two-base h(ts: Lajole, Hick
man, Bemla, L. Cross. Three-baae hit:
Daly. Home run: Hickman-. 'Stolen basea:
Bay 2, Iajole 1 Doublo play: Seybold to
Daly. First base on balls: OtT Moore S, oft
Bender 1. off Henley 2. Hit by pitched ball:
By Henley 1. Left on bases: Cleveland 6,
Philadelphia : 7. ' Struck outi Bv Moore 8,
by Btinder 1, by Henley 2. Wild pitch:
Henley. Time: 1:47. Umpire: Sheridan.
Standing of tha Tennis.
Played. Won- Lost. P.C.
104 67 87
.. 105
.. 107
.. 103
.. 100
.. 102
106
104
68
63
61,
,48'
47
8a -
48 '
48
'60
49
64
68
72
646
62
.661
.616
.510
.471
.448
308
BostAA
Cleveland ...
PhlladelDhla
Detroit
New York ...
St. Louis .....
Chicago
Washington
I Game today: Washington at Detroit
new xoric at (jnicago; tioston at Bt. Louis.
AMERICAN. ASSOCIATION GAMES
St. Paal Captnre a. tCsclttng Con
test from Indlananoll r
Htne. "
BT. PAUL Aug. 2!. Bailey was knocked
ont .of the box In the third inning of to
day' game. Stewart, who took his place,
kept the hit well scattered until the ninth,
and hit team mate batted out a victory.
Attendance, 8.Si4. Score:
BT. PAUL. I INDIANAPOLIS.
"R.H.O.A.B . R.H.O.A.B.
Oalrr, Ib 0 111 J Klhm, lb.... I 1 I 0 0
Chr.aon. cf. 1 I I 0 ) Po. Ib...... I 14 10
Jakaon. rf.. 1110 ! Horlar. rf 1 4 I 0 0
Srhaefar, aa. f I I 0: Woodruff, 1(. I I 0 0
Hugglna, 2b. 0 0 1 4 0 Marcan, a... 0 0 110
Plournor, If. 1 8 0 1 0hrdos, ... 0 1 I I 0
Whaalar, lb. 1 1 II 1 Coulter, ef... 0 t 0
Tamaatt, lb.. 0 1 ' 0
William, p.. 1 1 0 1 0
Nawlln, p.... 0 0 0
IlKallum ...' 0 I 0
Pl.rca, c 0 f 1 1
Batlrr. P-... llll
Blawart, p... 0 0 1 0
Malt ... t t 17 14 ll Total ... 1 t 14 U I
Boston 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 4 4
Bt. Louis 1 0000000 01
Two-bass hits: Farrell. Hackett. Stolen
baaes: Dexter. Dunleavy. Double play:
Dunleavy to Brain to Farrell. Bs on
ball: Off Willis,' 2; oft Curn. !. Struck
out: By WUUa 3; by Currle, 1. Wild pitch:
Currte: Tim: 1:37. Umpire; Johnston.
Brooklyn Wins and Loses.
BROOKLYN. Aug. 22 Brooklyn and Cin
cinnati each won a same today. The home
club won the first game and Cincinnati
the second. Qarvin and Ewing had a
pitchers battle In the second and the tall
westerner came out on top. Attendance,
8,600. Bcore, nrst gam:
BROOKLYN. CINCINNATI.
k.klO.A.ai . k.NO.A.B
traag. Ib... 111 1 Kallay. lb... 1 1 I 1
Bha.-kr4. if. 1 1 O'rwimaur. of. t 1
lioM. cf.... 1 0 10 Iulaa. rf ... 1 01
Doria. lb.... 1 II H-aiar. lb . 1
r.kl.n, as... I 1 1 I Stalnfaldt, Ib I I 4 1
Sol rr. re 1 4 J.lnmlu. U.... 1 S
J ". lb... I O.Coruvraa, aa. 1 1 I
Ja.klltack, a. 1 I 1 I OIPIMa, Oil
BcAaiiat. p... 1 10 1 kaia. p II
ToUla ... I U IT U t ' ToUla ... 4 4 14 14 I
Brooklyn 1 I 1 I M I I M
Cincinnati 0 0 0 4 1 I 0 -0 .0-r4
Earned run; Brooklyn, 2. Two-base
lotalg
I 18 17 21 1
Total .. 7 Hi21 11 0
x, Wheeler out, hit by batted baH.
XX Batted for Newlln in ninth.
St. Paul :.. 0 12 0 3 0 0 8 8
Indlanapolla 1 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 27
Earned runs: Bt. Paul. 6; Indianapolis,
Two-base hits: Bchaefer (3). William.
Fox. Home run: Wheeler. Sacrifice hits:
Hu c kins'. Coulter. Double nlay: Marcan to
Klhm. Bases on balls: Off Williams, 2; oft
Newlln, 3. Btruc'k out: By Newlln. 8: bv
Stewart, ft. Passed halls: Heydon, 1; Pierce,
1. Hit by Newlln: Stewart. Left on bases:
St. ram, io; inoianapoas, 7. Time: 2:20.
Umpire: Haskell.
urenara ueieat lotontii,
MILWAUKEE. Aug. 22. Milwaukee won
from Columbus today In a game that waa
close until the Inst Inning, when rain made
the plav difficult. Attendance, soo. Bcore:
MILWAUKEE. I COLUMBUS.
R.H.O.A.B. H H O A E.
Schaflay. lb.. 1 111 OlArndt. If 1 0
Lnnahu. lb. 0 I 10 1 oismlth. lb.... 0 111 I I
Wood, t 1 0 OK'llngman, aa 1 4 4
L'nglaub, Ib. 1111 1 llayai.r, lb.. 111
Oanlay, rf... 1110 (' Ilaunon, cf., 0 0 10
Uunlaavy, If. I 1 (iTurnar, lb... I 1
Hampblll, oi 1 S OlOlaaaon, rf.. I 1
Pox. aa toil oiPox, 0 0 0 4 4 0
Muallar, ... 1 1 f'Koach. If.... 4 04
' IWagnar, p. .. 1 4 1
ToUU ... 4 I 17 11 1
I Total ... 1 4 14 II 1
Milwaukee..... 0 01 0 0014 8
Columbus 00000000 11
Earned runs: Milwaukee, 1. Two-base
hits: Gleason. Hemphill. Mueller. Btoleti
bases: Gauley, Schafley, Baymer (2). Firat
base on balis: off Mueller. 8: off Wagner.
2. Hit by pitched ball: Arndt, Wood.
Sacrifice hit: Wood, Hemphill, CUngman.
Struck out: By Mueller, 6; by Wagner, 2.
I .eft on bases: Milwaukee. 8: Columbus, 7.
Tim: l:o0. Umpire: Mullan.
Kaw Win Donble.Ke.ader.
KANSAS' CITY. Aug. 22.-Kanaas City
won a double-header today, cmtplaylnp: To
ledo throughout goth game. Attendance,
l.ouO. Bcore, nrst game:
KANSAS flTT. I TOLEDO.
. R U O.A.E I H H.O A E.
Hill. ,. 8 11 OIB.raar., It.. 0 11
oar, rf lit (Una. a.... 111
Nanc. lb..,. I 1 I I OIHmllu. rf.... Ill
Oradr, lb.... I I 1 ' IKlliio, a.. 1 4 1
PTanta. lb.il a 10 0 OlSchaub. lb...'. 111
Butler, a.. . 1 I I OTurnar. lb... II
uaa. If. 1 1 1 1
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Olea Again Co fTnder.
M I N NJ3 A POL.1 8. Atur. 22. Minneapolis
could not hit with men on bases todxy ahd
lost again to Louisville. Thomas' batting
was a feature. Attendance 1.100. Score:
LOUISVILLE. MINNEAPOLIS.
K.H.O.A.E.f ' - ' R.H.O.A.B.
K win. rt... 1 11. 0 D. 8' ran, cf. 1 I 0
Hart, If 1110 Malonajr, lb. 0 1 1 1
Braahaar, lb. 1 I oUiyl.r. 0: 4,.
Odwell, cf... 0 11 olM'Jnvrr,. IS 0 It 0 0
S 8'raa, Ib. 1 1 0 0 OjLallr, I If...., 1114 0
Sch w, line T 1 O.Yaager.. c 1, 1 S ? ,
White, lb-a. 1 10 0 0 Spoorier1. ft. M l 0 5'
Quintan.' ..l I 1 4 0, Martin. -li.. ' 1 I1 1
Bohanuoo, a. 0 I 0Thauui' p...' . 0
ToUla ... ( 10 17 11 0 Votala ... I 0 17 10 4
Louisville 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 16
Minneapolis 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 02
Earned runs: Louisville 1.. Two-base
hit: Hart, 8. Hulllvan. Double play:
Krashear to Schrelver. Baaes on balls: Oft
Thomaa 2, oft Bohannon 4. Struck out:
liy Thomaa 2. by Bohannon 4. Baotlnce
hits: Hart, Brae hear, Maloney. Stolen
basea: Maloney, Mart, Qulnlan. Wild
pitch: Bohannon. Left on bases: Minne
apolis . Louisville 4. Time: 1:65. . Um
pire: Foreman.
Staadtag of the Teams.
Played. Won. Lost P. C
Bt. Paul
Milwaukee
Louisville
Indianapolis
Kansas City .....
Columbus
Minneapolis
Toledo
1U8
106
106
109
104
110
7S
66
69
68
62
44
106 41
108 27
85
40
47
51
62
64
7
71
.676
.623
.667
.633
.000
.4110
.3X0
.343
rndianapolls at St. Paul; Columbus at Mil.
waukeei loleuo ai Kansas illy.
Yellowstone Can Club's Outing.
Last Sunday th Tallows tone Gun club
enjoyed an outing at Klkhorn, Waterloo
and vicinity. The club member enjoyed
the hospitality of Gibbert Hopper, Dan Mc
Lean and Otto fipethmaun. The trip waa
replete with amusing and pleaaant Inci
dent. Hopper's lake waa relieved of a
large basket of black bass and crappte and
hi -barnyard of pet pigeon, mistaken for
Ball, ef 1
i. . i u .u... . . a a
McOIlL a.,.. 1
Ixira, t t
Rot hi
Laawa, aa... . 114 10
Knoll, cf.... 1110 0
ToUla ...1 IS 17 S, I
Total ... T 11 Si 10 4
Kansas City 0 113 0 12 0 15
Toledo 1 1,00101007
Two-base hlta: Leewe, Prants. Turner.
Smith. Three-base hlta: Uear, Smith,
8-haub. Home runa: Grady, Nunc. Hac-
rllit-e hit: MOlill. Htolen ba.ies: Rothfuss
Turner. Double plays: Child to Turnt-r
Owen to Turner (2). Base on ball: Oft
Hill, 2; off mcuiii. a; on uom. s. struck
out: By Mill, a; by MctlllL 2: by Dorn. 4
lit ty uttcnea oaii: i(y uurn. l. wild
Itche. Dorn. 2. Innings pitched: By Mo-
lilt
lilt vy ui
rdtchr. 1
uitl, I'; by uom,
on iorn, s. L,eri on Daaes: Kansas city. 8;
s.
Time; 1:54.
Off McOill. ;
Cansas City. 6:
Umpire: Cunning-
Toledo,
ham.
Bcore. second gam:
.KANSAS CITY. I TOLEDO. ' '
iu.aii a. ho. an
Knoll, cf... 1110 Iiaroar. If.. 1110!
Oaar. rf 1 I IkOwana. aa.... I 114 0
Naoro, lb.... till OSmlia. rf,... 11140
Grr. lb..., 111 I blank'' p. C. 1 I I I 1
Kr.ali, lb..: 141 I . baa b. Ib... 01101
butter. I I 2 0 Turnar, , lb... 0 I 11 I
Ruthlviaa. If. I I 0 OHall. CI 0 1 1
Laaara.. aa... S 1 I I 1 1'HIda. Ik... 1
Inu-Bia. .. I I I I ti t rlalail, ... 4 I
' TjUI . .14 W 11 t ll Total ...11114 14
Kansas City .'..0 1 0 1 4 6 0 14
Toledo I 0 0 0 0 0 1- i
Two-haae hlta: nutler. Leewe. Durham.
Bernard. Owena. Hlankenshlp. Three-base
hit: Kothfuea Sacrifice hit: Butler. Stolen
baaea: Nunc (Zi, rtothfusa, Leewe, (hi Ida.
Double play: Urady to Isance to Franti.
Baura on balla: Off Durham, i: off Crlatall,
. tttrura out: By Lnimam, , by Crlatall
fc. Wild. Pitches: CriBLalL L Pawed 111
BlankeusUip. ltl ea Va Kuj City,
plover. McLean Buffered heavy loss In
many ways, but he had foreseen possible
consequenceB and removed to plaoes of
safety those portable articles so dear to the
city palate.
The club started a boom for Fred Hove
for the republican nomination for sheriff.
Hoye 1 the club's president and the mem
bers made the welkin ring for their favor
It.. ....
MISS - ANTHONY TAKES CUP
Women's 'Golf Champion Beats Mis
' "' "Johaate" ' Carpeater In -
Final Match.
CHICAGO, Aug. 22. Miss Bessie Anthony,
th wextern gulf champion, proved her
right to the title again today by defeating
Miss "Johnnie" Carpenter in the finals or
the Onwentsla cup, 1 up and 2 to play.
. Naw York Athletes sweep'Board..
NEW TORK. Aug. 22. The 'member of
the New York Athletic club swept the card
at the track and field championship df the
Metropolitan association of the Amateur
Athletic union, held at Celtlo park. Long
Island. The New York Athletic club won
the trophy with 84 points, the Pastime Ath
letic club being Second with 43 points and
the Greater New Irish-American Athletic
club third.
P. J. Walsh of the New York Athletic
club won the 100 and 220-yard dashes. S. S.
Jones of the same club won the high Jump
and 120-yard high hurdle, and H. L. Illll
man, another clubmate, won the 440-yard
run and fJO-yard low hurdle. Meyer Prin-
teln captured the running broad jump
iih to feet 2A Inches. J. Flanusan of the
Greater New York Irish-American Athletic
. ..n.inHnn won the throwlne the sixteen-
pound hammer and the llfty-slx-pound
weight.
Shooting Contests at Hot Springs.
HOT SPRINGS, 8. P., Aug. 22. (Special.)
The shooting tournament held here this
week has been largely attended by shooter
fmn. Kitraaka Inw.'L and the eHHtern part
of this state. There1 were ex-state cham- the second guano today. Score, 8 to 2.
plons and state champions, as well as ex
pert representatives of some of the leading
powder bouses. Mr. Taylor of Meckllng,
S. D., secured the highest average, break
ing 809 targets out of 3H0. The Black Hills
championship medal was won by Mr. Ack
ermann of Bellrfourche. He has already
been challenged for It by H. A. Gay hart of
this place and the ehoot will take place at
the Bellefourche tournament1 next month.
The club trophy ta as won by the Hot
Springs club. This was the firat ' an
nual -tournament .for the Gtn ub-.of Hot
Springs and has proven such a splendid
eupc-ss in every way that the club will give
a to-.-rnament ea:h year.
The tournament has aroused the ambi
tions of several, of thoo who. participated
to the extent of a few friendly contepfs for
purses. K. R. Juckett and W. J. Smith,
both members of the local Gun club, Bettled
a challenge In shooting at ino birds for a f.W
bet. Smith broke 89 and Juckett M. Dorton
of Omaha and H. A. Gayhart of this pluce
snot at tiny niras upon a Det or t. ay
hart breaking 48 and Dorton 47. Then Dor
ton and Smith got tip 15 In shouting at
twenty-five birds, Smith getting very one
of them and Dorton 22. Dorton (ben chal
lenged Gayhart fr a shoot nej.t Thursday
at 100 birds for .r0 each. There Is consid
erable. Interest In this shoot, as Gayhart I
one of the best shots In the west, while
Dorton ha made an elegant record while
here.
Tea rlas at K rag's Park.
In addition to the regular list of game
at the letter carriers' picnio was a two-men
team match at tenpins, In which the prise
were an art picture and a box of clgara
The score:
Lehman ...
Huntington
Totals .,
Marble ....
Beselln ....
Totals
To-
1st M. 2d. tain.
.... 16 163 Yl . 49
.... 213 166 148 627
...."irs" r m ism
.... 169 146 149 473
.... 152 174 2u3 629
....lii "ii? Kt vooi
Gordon Wins from Soldiers.
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