TnE (ttfAIIA DAILY BEE: TtTESDAY, BEFTEMBEft 1, 1003.
V
t
SEW YORE TARES BOTH
. Def.-f.ta Philadelphia's National League
Team in Two Goid Dime
K'GINNITY ADDS TO H13 LAURELS
Ptteher Seenred a Doable Victory lor
Gotham Team for the Third
Time Slaen Opening of
Season.
NEW TORK. Aug. a. The Philadelphia
National league teem lost both same to
day to the local team at the Polo grounds.
McOinnlty pitched both Karnes, scoring
double victory for the third time this sea
son. The home team hit Duggieby freely
In the second game. Fraaer, who pitched
the first game for Philadelphia, was well
supported, bo errors being made by either
aide. Attendance, 3,409. Bcore, first game:
HEW TOTtK. i ' PHILADELPHIA.
. m.H.O.A.M. K.U.O.A..
nroama, H.. I 1 I I Thomas, rf.t 1 I M
0 UlMHID. t.. 1 1 1
I 1 0 WolT'l's. 16. t 1 1 4
I 1 Tllua, rf 1 1 0 4 0
116 Barrr, If 0 0 0
It Dousjiaa, lb 11
II Hul.wllt, aa. 1 1 I
4 0 0 Zlrumar, ... 0 0 4 10
la ... k a a a a a
Total ...4 I 11 0 Total . .."l l M 1J
Nw York 1 $ 0 0 6 8 0 0 -
Philadelphia 00006000 11
Two-baio hits: Tltuj, Hulswltt. Left on
Daves; jsew York. 10: 1'hlladelphia. 7. Bto-
rince hits: Bresnahan, McUann, Lauder.
rJroan'n'n, cf 0
fnGana, lb.. 0
Maria, If... 0
Bahb. m (
Landar, lb... 1
1unn. b.... 1
Warnar, o, 1
McOlnnltr, f 0
bsaaa: Wsshlrrton 1 Boston T. Time 1:45.
Vmplre. Connolly. '
Bcore, svcond game:
BOHTO. I WAUHlJfflTOW.
R.R.O.A.B I R.B.O.A K.
DnTixtiart. Ill 0 I 0 IHmn, a.... I I
Hanoi-Irk, rt 1
0 l-lharb. It.. 1
0 Bran, ef 0
0 Clarka. lb. .. 0
1 rouKhlla. lb. 0
0 N'Ur'l, lb. 0
Colllna, ... Ill
C. Blast, rl. 1 I I
rmmu, rt 0 1 1
PrM, aa... I 0 I
LaChaace. Ik 1 1 II
Fama, 2b... 0 0 0
J. IK.hl, .. 0 1 1
Glbaoa. p.... 0 0 1
0 0
0 0
0 Drill, a 0
1 DnnkaL .... 0
.onb. 0 0 0
T0U1 ...I T M 17 tl
, Total ... t I 4 t I
Tloston 1 0 10 10 0 1-8
Wsshlngton 0 0 0 0 0 0 t 0-1
Two-hsse hits: Freeman, Collins. Thres
hes hit LaChance. Home run: Collins.
Btolen base: Parent. Sacrifice hit": Fer
ris. First base on balls: Off Dunkle 1, off
Gibson 1. Ptruck out: By Dunkle S, by
Gibson 1. Left on bases: Washington 8.
ponton t Wild pitch: Gibson. Time 1.35.
Umpire, Connolly.
St. Lools Takes Two
BT. LOUIS. Aug. tl. St. Louis took the
double-header from Cleveland this after
noon almost as easKy aa the latter team
defeated St. Louis yesterday. The score
In the flret was t to 8, and In the second
I to 1 Powell and Bradley were ordered
Darkness ended the frame after eight In
nings. Attendance l,4i& Bcore, first game:
WASHINGTON. i BOSTON.
R.H.O.A.B R.H.O.A B.
soil IDouthenr. if o l 4 1 o
I 0
o o
Moran, aa...
Hanuncka, rt 0
tolback, If.. 0
Ryan, cf 1
Clara., lb... 1
Coaghlls, lb. 0
McCor-k. lb. 0
trill, 0
Fatten, ..., 0
11V VtCollloa. lb .. 1
0 10 tt Frannan. rf. 0
1 II
0 1
0 4
0 0
Milwaukee at ColnmBus, St. Ianl at Louis
ville, Minneapolis at Indianapolis.
GAMES IN WESTERN LEAGUE
Mllwaakre Via from Peoria la Game
with Error nesaoaslble
for Score.
MILWAUKEE, Aug. 3L -Milwaukee won
a clone Kama from Peoiia todayi An error
by Cblelen In the eighth was responsible
for the only score of the game. Score:
R H K
Milwaukee .... 00000001 lli
Peoria 00000000 0-0 4
Batteries: Milwaukee, Konna and Lucla;
Peoria, Harry and Hesaler.
Dearer Wins Exhibition.
PENVER, Ana:. 31. Denver won an exhi
bition game from Des Moines today by a
core oi 7 to 1. Roth teams played Indlf
feient'y, though Denver led In the batting,
and won thereby.
Btaauiiitr of the Teams.
Played. Won. Lost.
10 0 Btahl. cf 0
1 10 1 Opar.nt, aa... 0
10 1 ;La(-kaaa. lb 0
I I I 1 Ferrla. 2b.... 0
14 1 OOrlger, a...,. 0
011 OiDlnaaa. fj... 0
Totals ... t I 10 II ll Total .. 1 ti!l 16 1
sOne out when winning run scored.
Washington 0 10000000 1-1
Boston 0 00000001 01
Three-base hit: Collins. Home run: Ryan.
Btolen bases: Couahlln (2). MoCormlck.
Oieason. Btolen base: Bresnahan. Double , Drill, Crlger. Double p'ays: Parent, Fer-
Plays Mertes to Kabb to McQann. First
base on balls: Off McOinnlty, 8; off Fra.er.
4. JJit by pitched ball: By McOinnlty, 1;
by Fnuwr, X Struck out: By MrUinnity,
4; by Fraaer, 4. Time of game: 1:30. Um
pires: Hurst and Moran.
Bcore, second game:
NKW TORK. PHILADELPHIA.
R.H.O.A.B I R.H.O.A.B.
Browne. If.. I 1 1 I olTbomaa. cf.. 0 0 10 0
Bwan'h'a, ef I 4 1 0 O'OIraaon, lb., 10 110
Mcoaos, lb. 0 0 I 0 0WoWt'B. lb. 1 1 I I I
Martaa. IX... 0 0 1 0 0 Tltua. rf 0 110
0 Oil 0 harry. It.... 1000
Lauder, lb... 1 I 0 0 1oolM. lb. 0 0 I 1 1
I)unn, Sb.... 10 0 1 lHulwltt, aa. 0 1 I 0 1
Warnar, a... 1 1 11 1 OiHailman. aa. 0 0 0 1 I
aoUlaoltjr, i I I Doolu, a 0 1 4 1
. , ihifslabr. s. I 1 I 1
ToUl m. t 11 II l l .
I . Total
1 t II f
New Tork ' ...... 0 0 n l t i s o a a
Philadelphia 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 02
Left n basns: New Tork, E; Philadel
phia, 6. Two-base hits: Bresnahan (21,
Titus (2). 8acriHce hits: McUann, Dunn,
DougUas. Stolen bases: Bresnahan, Me
Oann. Double play: Durgleby to Oieason.
First base on balls: Off McOinnlty, 1;
off Duggleby, 4. First base on errors:
New York, iv Philadelphia, 1. Btruck out:
By McOinnlty, t. Wild pitch: DugsMeby.
Time of game; 1:13. Umpires: Moran
f and Hurst.
Brooklyn Defeats Boston.
BROOKLYN, Aug. Jl.-In an unlnterest
lna game Brooklyn defeated Boston hers
today. But for errors by Jordan and
Strang In the second Inning the visitors
would have bscn abut out. Attendance,
1,300. Score: .
BROOKLYN. '
R.H.O.A.B
"trans, lb... I I I I i
Shackard. If. 4
Dobba, cf..., 1
rorl, lb..,,
Dablan, as... 0
Oeaalar, rf... I
Jordan, lb., I
Hitter, l
Jose. 1
4 I
1 I
4 11
Total ...14 II 17 13
Brooklyn ....
Boston ..0
Daitar,
Tannay, lb.
Coalar, It..
Atanl.jr, rf.
Moran, e
lb tlchlo. Ib 1
iron' far, Ib 1
tubra, a... 1
yilJlama, p. 4
BOBTON.
R.H.O.A.B
et... ooiO)
o 11
0 I
.Total ... 4 I 14 10 I
111(010 -14
40000000-4
Two-base hits: Strang (2). Bheckard.
Poyie. First base on errors: Boston. 4;
Brooklyn. 2. Btolen bases: Sheckard. Hit
ter. Double plays: Tenney to Aubrey)
Jones to Doyle; Strang to Doyle to Aubrey;
jtDuiiucmo to Tenney. Jbert on- bases:
Boston, ; Brooklyn, 0. First on balls:
OR Jones, 1; off Williams, 4. Sacrifice
nits: Aubrey, Williams, Dobbs, Dahlen,
Hit by pitched ball: By Williams, 1
Struck out: By Jones, 1; by Williams, 1.
Time: 1:40. umpire: O Day.
Plttsbnra- Wins In Ninth:
) BT. LOUIS, Aug. Sl.-By a ninth Inning
S rally that netted .them five' runs .Plttsburg
woiv' front M.J ,ouls today by a score of
0 te 0. Pittsburg's new battery, Thompson
and Carlsch, were in points tor the visitors
and 'worked well, letting Si. Louis down
with six hits. Fan-all's fielding was the
xeaiure or ine game. Attendance, two. trcore
! . P1TT8BURU.
H.H U A.E
Beaumont, cf 4
Clarka, It.,.. 1
Leacb.. lb.,.. 1
Wacnar, aa. . 1
Branarld, lb I
Kll.hay, lb.. I
Bebrlng, rf,. I
Oarlauh, o... 0
TboBipaon, 0
r. LOUIS
R.H.O.A.B.
lb.. I t I 11 0
loo
2 1
farrell.
Dunlaayy, rt. 1
Hraoot, of.... t
Burka, lb.... 1
Murphjr, lb.. 0 1 II
Hraln, .... 1 1 4
Barclay, It.. 0
Hyatt, fl 0
Jurrla, p.,,. 0
1
1 I
0 1
rs and LaChance; Fern, 1'arent and La
Chance; Dougherty and roliltis. First base
on bans: or ratten l, on umeen l. Btrucn
off the field in the first frame, but both
played In the second. Attendance, t.luu.
bcore, nrst game:
ST. LOUIS.
R.H.O.A.B.
Bnrkatt, If... Ill
Martin, Ib... I I 1
Hill, lb 4 0 0
Anderaon, lb 0 I tl
Wallaca, as.. 1 I I
Halarlck, cf. I I I
H.mphni, rt. 0 1 0
SiiilaM, .... 0
wrlllit, p....
Total
I 10 17 II 2
CLEVELAND.
R.H.O.A.B.
Flick, If 1 I 0 0 0
Bar, cf 0 I t 0 0
Bradley, lb.. 0 0 0 0 0
Thonay, lb.. 0 1 1 I 0
ljiloia. lb... l l i
HUkmaa, lb 0 1 It 0 0
Hardy, rf.... 0 0 0 0 0
Hernia, 1 I I 1 0
Uovhn'er, aa. 0 I 0 I 0
Moora, p 9 0 1 t
Bt. Louis
Cleveland
Earned runs: St
Total . I 14 14 14 1
40011010 -8
I 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0-1
Louis.' 8: Cleveland. J.
Two-base hits: Heldrlck (21, Hemphill,
Martin, Lajole, Bemls. Sacrifice hits: Mar
tin, Hill, Sugden. Bay. Double plays;
Wright to Wallace to Anderson: Tnonoy
(unasslstedl. Stolen bases: HeiarlcK, Bay,
Hickman. Bases on balls: Oft Wright, 1;
off Moore, 2. Struck out: By Wright, 6;
by Moore. 5. Left on bases: Bt. Louis, ;
Cleveland, 1L Tlmo of game: 1:40. Umpire:
O'Laughlin.
bcore, second game:
IT. LOt'lS. , CLEVELAND.
R.H.O.AK R.H.O.A.B
Bnrkatt. If.. 1 I 10 0 Flick, If 1 1 1 1 0
1 e Bay, ct t i o v
1 1 Bradley, lb.. 0 1110
1 0 Lajola. lb... 1 1 I 4 0
I 0 Hlckmas, lb 0 I II 0 0
0 0 Hardy, rf.... 0 0 10 0
0 0 Abbott, .... 0 0 I I 0
1 0 Gochu'ar, aa. 0 1 I I 0
1 1 Moral. .... 0 0 4 1 1
'xBemla 0. 0 0 0 0
Total ... I 1 17 I ll
I Totala ... I I 14 14 1
x Batted for Hardy in ninth.
St. Louis 0 1000008
Cleveland 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 02
Earned runs: Bt. Louis, i. Two-base hit:
Heldrlck. Sacrifice hits: Martin, Sugden,
Powell. Stolen bases: Flick, Burkett (2),
Hemphill. Heldrlck. Hit by pitched ball;
By Stoval, Burkett. Wild pitches: By Sto
val, 2. Bases on balls: Off Powell, 8; oft
Btoval, 4. Struck out: By Powell, 12; by
Stoval, 2. Left on bases: St. Louis, 6;
Cleveland, 7. Time of game: 1:32. Umpire:
O'Laughlin.
Postponed Games.
New-York-Philadelphia game postponed;
wet grounds.
Standing; of the Teams.
Played. Won. Lost
Milwaukee
Culorauo Springs
Kansas City . ..
St. Joseph
Denver
Peoria
Des Moines
Omaha
Games today:
.108
..ill
..ltrj
..104
..ill
..109
..110
..101
67
68
63
bi
49
48
42
40
44
61
61
60
3
bo
P.r.
.030
.612
.600
.4tU
.4M
.43
ait
tt Colorado
Martin, Ib... 1
Hill. Ib 0
Anderaon, lb 0
Wallaca, a.. 0
Heldrlck, cf. t
Hamphlll, rf 1
Hug-dan, o.... 1
Powell, p.... 0
1 11
0 1
Omaha
Springs, Des Moines at Denver, Peoria at
MiiwauR.ee, bt. josepn at Kansas City.
HAVE FUN BUMPING THE BALL
Omaha and Colorado Springs Play Ex
hibition Game at Cripple
Creek.
CRIPPLE CREEK, Colo., Aug. St. (Spe
cial Telegram.) Tne nrst western league
game played In the camo this year took
place today at Union tiark before a crowd
of over 1.000 and resulted In a victory
for Colorado Springs by a snore of la to 11
over Omaha. It was a batting contest
throughout and quite a few ouatly errors
were made on each side. Thomas for
Omaha knocked the ball over the right
field fence for two home runs. Ntll made
a home run, the ball going Into ieep
center. The fielding feature was Nlll's
catch of a wicked liner In the last half
of the ninth inning. Local baseball en
thusiasts are Inclined to believe that the
Cripple Creek district Eagles would have
a fair showing against either one of the
teams. Attendance, 1,000. The following
Is the score: R.H.E.
Colorado Springs ...4 0 4 0 0 4 3 0 -15 18 4
Omaha 2000300 1-11 13 4
Batteries: Colorado Springs, Buchanan,
Newmeyer, Doran; Omaha, Companion,
Schafstall, Thomas. Two-base hits:
Fleming, Congalton (2). Everltt, Doran,
Miller. Shugxrt. Three-base hit: Thorn
ton. Home runs: Thomas (2). Nlll. Earned
runs: Colorado Springs, 6; Omaha, S.
Time of game: 1:60. Umpire: McCarthy.
Soldier , Blair 8.
BLAIR. Neb.. A us:. 31 fRneHnft Thai
soldier boys of Fort Crook defeated the
Blair team today In a featureless game by
a score of 9 to 8. E. Noyes pitched a good
game, only allowing four hits, but his sup.
port was decidedly rotten. Every man that
did not drop the ball or throw It away was
regarded with suspicion. U. Noyes pitched
mo ani. inning-, xne score;
n u c
Soldiers 01002203 2 96
Blair 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 0-2 8 11
Batteries: Soldiers. T!ndilAv anrl t1nl.
Blair, E. Noyes, U. Noyes and Epllng.
Double plavs: Blair, 1: Soldiers, 1. Struck
out: By EndsW, 3; bv E. NoVes. 6: hv
IT. Noyes. 1. First base on balls: Off Pi.
Noyes, 6. Hit by pitched ball: By E.
Noyes, I. Passed balls: Epllng (2). Um
pires: Halstead and Durant.
Inloa ghats Ont Pragma.
WESTON, Neb.. Aug. 31. (Special.)
Z yards da, trial beau; 2J0 yards low
Dunnes, mm neais; -v yarns run,
yarns daan, nnai neat; two-nine run; ju
yards low hurdles, llnai heat; one mile re
lay race.
Field events will start simultaneously
with the track events as follows: Pole
vau't. discus throw, high jump, shot put,
hammer throw, running broad Jump, throw
ing 6t-pound weight. The order of events
Is given out by President Llglnger In oruer
to Inform the contesting athletes how to
arrange their entries.
EVENTS ON RUNNING TRACKS
hot Gea Won Flying Handicap for
Three-Year-Olds at Sheep
head Bay.
NEW YORK, Aug. 31 Shot Oun, carry
ing 113 pounus, won the Flying handicap
for 8-year-olds at Sheepsheud rfay today.
He was a hot favorite In the betting and
never gave his backers a nervous moment.
Jockey O'Nell carried off the rldinff honoi
by piloting the first three winners. Re
sults: First race, sir furlongs: Runnels won.
Wealth second, Oceantide third. Time: 1:13.
8econd race, handicap, one mile and one
furlong: Major Dalngerfleld won, Duke of
Kendal second, Lord Badge third. Time:
1:664.
Third race, the Autumn stakes, last five
furlongs of Futurity course: Ormondes
Right won. Memories second, Tippecanoe
third. Time: 1:00.
Fourth race, the Flying handicap, six
furlongs on main track: Shot Gun won.
Wild Thyme second, River Pirate third.
Time: 1:14.
Fifth race, last five furlongs of Futurity
course: Mimosa won. Thistle Heather seo
ond, Llda Loeb third. Time: 1:01.
Sixth race, one mile and one-sixteenth on
turf, selling: Florfiam Queen won, Ulrch
Broom second. Conundrum third. Tlmo:
1:60.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 81. Imboden, with Bhee
han up and giving from fifteen to twenty
five pounds to the Pendleton pnlr, Bride
and Major Carpenter, won the Dclmar Ju
venile slakes, the feature of Delmar'e open
ing day. Results:
First race, five and one-half furlongs: w.
P. Palmer won, Bandlllo second, Frank
Boston ...
Cleveland
Philadelphia ...
Detroit ..........
New York
St. Louis
Chicago -
Washington ....
Oaraes today:
New York at
Waatlngton.
113
....113
....111
....11,9
....106
..1U
....113
.111
73
63
60
65
63
62
61 '
36
33
60
61
64
63
60
6i
'76
P.C.
..662
.668
.641
.605
.60$
.46?
.456
824
Cleveland at 8L Louis.
Philadelphia, boston at
Total ... I 14 11 10 '4 Totala ... 0 4 17 11
St. Louis 2 1.0 0 0 0 0 I 0-
Pittsburg 10000101 o I
Earned runs: Pittsburg. 6. Two-base hits
Carlsch (2), Beaumont, Bransfleld, Clarke,
Brain. Home runs; leacn. bebrlng. Hacrl
flee hits; ' Smoot, Burke. Double play:
rarreu to lira in to oiurpny. eioien uunt's:
Wagner (2). Bransfleld, Farrell (2). Dun
leavy, Ryan. Hit by pitched ball: By
Thompson, Dunleavy; by Currle, Wagner.
First bas on balls:- Oft Currle, 8; oft
Thompson, 2. Struck out; By Currle, 3;
by Thompson, ft. Time: 1:60. Umpire;
Emslie.
Chteaaro) Defeats Cincinnati.
CHICAGO, Aug. 81. Six bunched hits In
three Innings and the visitors' rsgged field
ing gave the locals today's game. Wicker
was only bit for five safeties, but three of
thbin were for extra bases, and scored all
of Cincinnati's runs. Attendance, 3,100.
Score:
CHICAGO. CINCINNATI.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION GAMES
Kansas City and Toledo Play a Game
Called with the Bcore
Tied.
TOLEDO, Aug. 3i.-Wlth Kansas City
fretting a lead of six runs in the first
nnlng, Toledo, by consistent playing, tied
the score and the game was called on ac
count of darkness. Attendance, 400. Score:
TOLEDO. I KANSAS CITT.
R.H.O.A B I n H.O.A.EJ.
ft H O. A. E l I10.il.
Mia, If ... 4I4 o'Kaller. If.... 0 0 0 I
May, lb.... 6 111 C naymour. af. 1 1 I 0 1
13 11 ljUolan,
I
Caaar,
Chance, lb.,
Jonaa, cf. ....
Tlnkar, aa...
Klliii, a
Kvara, lb...
Harlay, rt..
Wlckart, p
rf ... 6
1110 O Uacklar, lb.. 1
4 0.14 llstaluf'dt, lb. 0
1 I T I CDaly. Ib 1
0 111 01 orcoran. aa. 0
10 10 II Plat., a...... 0
1111 0 ButboB. s... 0
, rHuia, C
I Toui ... li rr u
1 4
1 11
Totals
I I M 14 I
-I Olbaoa. .... 0
Total ... 1 11 37 U H i
Total ... I 10 47 11 I
Toledo 0 0 4 0 1 1 0 1 08
Kansas City 6 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0-rl
Two-base hit: Dorn. Bernard. Qear.
Orady. Knoll. Rotbfuss. Three-base hits:
Owens: Base on balls: Off Dorn, 1; off
Gibson, 1. Struck out: By Dorn, 8; by
Alloway, z; by uibson, ft. wild pitch: mo
no n. stolen bases: Smith (2), Kothlus.
Sacrifice hits: Chllds. Oear. Double plays:
Owens to Chllds to Turner; Owens to Tur
ner: Owens to Turner: Chllds to Tur.
ner. . Left on bases: Toledo. 4: Kansas
City, 6. Time: 2:00. Umpire: Muilane.
Columbus Defeats Milwaukee.
COLUMBUS, Aug. 31. Columbus de
feated Milwaukee today in a spirited game.
Stlmmel, who started to pitch for the vis
itors, lasted only four innings. Attendanoe
1,069. Score
Chicago 0 IIOtHIM
Cincinnati ...0 o o o 1 i 1 o
Left on bases: Chicago, ; Cincinnati, 4.
Two-base hits: Evers, Corcoran. Three
base hit: Seymour. Home run:' Daly. Sao
rlllce hit: Evers. Stolen bases: Williams
(ran for Casey), Slagle. Struck Out: By
Wicker, 4; by Suthoff, 8; by Poole, 1. Passed
ball: KUng. Bases on balls: Off Wicker,
2: oft Suthoff, 1; off Poole, 1. Wild pitch;
Wicker. Time: 2:00. Umpire: Johnstone.
Pittsburg ...
New York
Chicago ,
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Boston
St. Louis ,
Philadelphia
Standing: ot tne Teams.
Played. Won. Lo"t.
.114
....114
....111
....111
..,.110
....lift
....116
;...iui
77
47
60
64
46
3a
33
37
46
46
61
64
62
70
P.C
.670
.6M
.641
.491
.424
.830
Oames todayi Boston at Brooklyn.
GAMES IN AMERICAN LEAGUE
Washington and Boston Divide Hon.
ors in' Games W here Collins
. . '. thlnes.
WASHINGTON. Aug. ' a. Washington
captured the first game of today's double
fieader and Boston took the second. The
first game was a pitcher's battle between
Putteu and Dlneen and terminated In the
trntn Inning, wlien wun one man on oase,
MoOormlik out the ball over ths fence.
Boston seoured aa early lead In the s-cond
game and was never In danger. Collins'
batting was ths feature and ha scored
enough runs to win the game tor his team,
ut; By Patten A by Dlueon 3. Left on
lINuu' BEER'S?
ggjBJ
Aldar frae
May at t vaanany
smith. It.... 1
Owen, aa ... 1
Chllda. lb... 1
Barnard, rf., 1
Klalnow, .. 4
gchaub. lb... 1
Turaar, lb... 1
Haddlng, CI. 1
Dora, p 1
OlHIII, cf 1
blow, rf 1
OjNanco, lb.... 0
1 Orady, c 1
OKranti, lb... 1
ftkaoll, If I
(rRothfaaa. lb. 1
0'Laowa. ..u 0
0'AUoway, p... 4
Aradt.
COLUMBUS.
R.H.O.A.B.
It 1
Ulaaaon, rf.. 1
Tvrnar, lb. .. 1
Raymar, lb.. I
Bannan, af . . 0
C'llnaraan. as 1
Manor, lb... 1
Fox. i
Bariar, p.... 0
1 1
I 10
i I
M Tt W A TTtaftPTP
KH.b.it
Oanlay, rf... 1 1 0 0
Scbanar, rt. 1 I 0 0
Vnslaub, Ib. 0 0 1 I
Duntoary, Ib 1 0 I 8
Hamphlll, oil 1 i
Maradlth, H. 0 1 0 0
Spaar, 0 14 1
Klilott, lb... 4 1 11 0
btlmmal, p.. 4 1 4 1
Hedgaa, p... 0 0 0 1
Weston shut out Prague at that place
r j . iiiiiicj wo,a IIIVIUCIUW, SL11UW-
ng but three hits and striking out fifteen
men. Only one Prague player reached
third, while Weston had chances to score,
but through poor base running only aa-
lui cu uiiv iuii. xiie score:
WW
Weston 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 01 7
Prague 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 3
Two-base hits: Walte (2. Stevens. First
base on balls: Weston, 2; Prague, 2. Struck
out: By Prlmley, 16; by Donato, 6. Bat
teries: Weston, Prlmley and Wplta; Prague.
Donato and Frahin. Umpires: Vlasak and
nuraa, .., i ,
Fast Gnme at Hooper,
HOOPER. Neb.. Aug. 31. (Sneelan Tha
fame between Arlington and Hooper yes
erday was one of the fastest ever played
litis, nooper won, o to leaving it witn
a clean record, having won every game
played this year. The score:
Hooper 2 0 0 2 0 0 1 0
Arlington 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 02
Batteries: Arlington, Eads and Brown;
Hooper, Letherby and White. Struck out:
By Eads, 2. Hit by pitched ball: By Eads.
2 lime: 1:15. Umpires: Badger and
ftoDertson.
Collins third.
Tims: 1:10.
seven ruriongs: ur. tart-
Second race
ledge won, Worthlngton second. Revenge
Dare third. Time: l:ZV.
Third race, one mile and one-sixteenth :
Dr. Hart won, Never Such second, Morris
Volmer third. Time: l:49-4.
Fourth race, the pelmar juvenile lor z-
year-olds, six furlongs: Imboden won, Ml.
ior uarjienter aecuiij, Unas (mm. Time:
:15. Three starters.
Fifth race, one mile and seventy yards:
Golden Olltter won, Belvlno second, Dtco
ratlon third. Time: 1:48H. Kentucky Car
dinal and HlndJ also ran.
Sixth race, six furlongs: Theory won,
Tenny Belle second. Called Back third.
Time: l:li;V4.
CHICAGO, Aug. SI. Carrying 126 rounds
and giving away weight to everything op
posed to him. Judge Himes, at 7 to 2, made
a show of his field in the Oak Park handi
cap at Harlem today, finishing four lengths
In front of the light-weighted Fading
Light. Results:
First race, six furlongs: Albemarle won.
Major Johnson Second, Evening Star third.
Time: 1:21 V.
Second race, five furlongs: Copperfleld
won, Kate Powers second, Commodore
third. Time: l:06i.
Third race, one mile and one-eighth. Oak
Park handicap: Judfre Himes won, Fading
Light necond. Floyd K third. Time: 2:044.
Fourth race, one mile and one-sixteenth:
Jack Ratlin won, Louisville second, Oallant
third. Time: 1:68.
Fifth race, six furlongs: Orfeo won,
Gypsene second. The Don third. Time:
1:20. Father Tallant Demonland, Lady
Kent, C. Thompson and Heraldo also ran.
Sixth race, one mile and 100 yards: Prince
Biases won. Lord Melbourne second, C. B.
Campbell third. Time: 1:67.
BUFFALO, N. .Y.. Aug. 81. Two horses
went down In the mile handicap at Kenil
worth park today and Jockeys Minder and
Walsh had miraculous escapes. Albula,
coupled with Slluran, as the Lamasney en
try, favorite for the four-horse rce, got
away in front and was leading three
lengths at the flrat turn. Albula slipped
ana went down and Mrs. Frank Fetter
stumbled over him. Both boys were sent
flying, but arose unhurt. Neither horse
was Injured. Results:
First race, six furlongs, "selling: Pluck
won. Lansdowne second, Arachue third.
Time: 1:20.
Second race, one mile and a sixteenth:
Chickadee won, Nuptial second. Animosity
third. Time: 1:58.
Third raoe, Ave furlongs: Cherbogan won,
Miss McMeekln second, JMlndellne third.
Time: 1:09. ,
Fourth race, one mile, ""handicap: Easy
Street won, Blludlan neoond, Albula foil,
Mrs. Frank Foster lost' rWer, Albula was
remounted and finished third. Time: li62. :
Fifth race. Ave and a half .furlongs, sell
ing: Excentral won, Searkee second. Pre
tention third. Time: 1:14.
Sixth race, one mile and seventy yards,
selling: Reeves won. Airtight second. Bar
gee third. Time: 1:65.
Philadelphia strengthens Clnb.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 81.-Manager
Connie Mack of the Philadelphia American
league ball club today sinned Pitcher Ruba
Waddell for next season. Waddell Is un
der suspension for the remainder of this
season for Insubordination.
Manager Mack has also closed a deal
with the Utlca club, of the New York
State league, by which he will get Pitcher
Fairbanks and Innelder HUley.
Clinton Bents White Sox.
CLINTON, la.. Aug. 31. (Special Tele
gram.) The Chicago American league team
was defeated here today by the local nine
by a soore of 10 to 6. The feature of the
game was the batting of Dooley, the Clinton
first, baseman, who made a home run and
two two-baggers. .
lgns Second Baseman.
DETROIT, Aug. 21. The Detiolt Ameri
can league team has signed Second Base
man Burns of San Francisco.
STRUGGLE F0R UPTON CUP
La Rita and Sprite Tied for First
Place, with' Protests
Filed.
CHICAGO, Aug. 31. LaRlta won today's
race In the series for possession of the Sir
Thomas Llpton cup and Hoosler was sec
ond. Sprite third. Pilot fourth and Little
Shamrock fifth. Privateer started but with'
drew before tha finish. Outlay was un
able to compete owing to an accident to Its
alls.
The result of today', race leaves LaRlta
and Sprite for first place, each having a
nercentaae of 250. These two yachts will
meet In a special race tomorrow to decide
the question of supremacy. Today's race
waa nrotested because one of the buoys had
been moved and two of the yachts ran out
of the course and lost considerable time.
If the protest is sustained all the yachts
will be allowed to start tomorrow. The race
today was sailed in a gale and the finish
between the first three yachts was very
close. Hoosler was only twenty seconds be
hind LaRlta and Sprite a like distance back
ot lioosier.
Totals ... 6 I 17 11 I
Total .. UK 1 I
xArndt out; hit by batted ball.
Columbus 2 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 4
Milwaukee 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 0-4
Stolen bases: Oieason 3, Turner t, Hemp
hill., Speer. Sacrifice hit: Mellor. Three
base hits: Ganley. Home run: Turner.
Struck out: By Burger 6, by Stlmmel 2, by
Hedges 1. Buses on balls: Off Berger 4,
off Stlmsnel 3. Passed ball: Fox. Time:
1:63. Umplrei Cunningham.
t. Paal 'Wine from Lonisvllle.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 31. Bt. Paul defeated
Loulavllie today In a well played game. The
locals could not hit Bailey at opportune
times, while Walker was batted hard when
man were on the bases. Attendance, t.CuO.
Bcore:
IT. TAIL. I LOUISVILLE.
Oear, lb
Shannon.
Jaikaon. rf.. 1
Schaefar, aa. 1
rluitina. Ib. 1
Kallay. lb... 1
Klournoy. If. 1
J SvilllT'S. I
Ballay. p.... 0
IHO.il.
1141
Karwta. rt
cf. 0 0 0 0 V Han, If 0
0 Hraahaar, Ib. 0
4 ltOdwall, ct... 0
4 111. Silli'S. Ib 1
0 U Schrtarer. , a, 0
Win,. lb ... 1
0 oJulnlaa, aa.. 0
1 SiWalkar, p... 0
I I 17 11 "l Total ...1 I 17 11 3
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1 11
1 1
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R.H.O.A.B.
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Total
Louisville ........... 0 I110000 0-I
8t. Paul 100810000
Two-base hits: White, Huggins. Three
base hit: White. Stolen bases: S. Sullivan.
Ouwell, Braahear, Schaefer, Jackson. Sacrl
hae hit: Shannon. Double plays: Brashear
to Qulnlan to White, Brashear to White to
Schaefer to Kelly. First base on bailsi Oft
Walker, 3: off Bailey, 1. Struck out: By
Walker, 4: by Bailey. 1. Hit by pitched
bail: Quinlan. Huggins. left on bases;
Louisville, I; 6t. Paul, I. Time: 2:00. Um
pire: Foreman.
Called Berenae of Rain.
INDIANAPOLIS. Aug. 31-Wlth the
score standing 3 to 0 In favor of Indianap
olis the game with Minurapolla was called
In the first part of the fourth inning en
account of rain. A doubls-header will be
played tomorrow.
taadln ef tie Teams.
Played. Won. Lost.
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Milwaukee
Indianapolis ....
Kansas City ....
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Minneapolis ....
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EVENTS ON TROTTING TRACKS
Dan Patch Falls to Equal Record, bat
Goes In Two Mlnntes
Flat.
BT. PAUL, Aug. 31. Sixty thousand saw
Daa Patch unsuccessfully attempt to lower
nis recoia at tne state lair grounds today.
Despite the fact that the gieat p.oer had
gone against time last Friday at Readvllle,
Mass., and had been almost continuously
on the cars until today, he went a mile
In 2:00 flat The day waa Ideal, being warm,
with scarcely a breeie stlcrlng, and the
track was In first-class condition.
After being sent a warmina-un mile In
2:10l4, Dan Patch, accompanied by his run
ning mate, uia Mine, appeared for hi rial
against time. At the second scoring Me
Henry nodded for the word and the stal
lion was off, covering the ground In long,
easy strides. The first quarter waa gone
In 30 seconds, the next In 2iV making ths
halt in bi. Around the far turn the
runner slackened his speed a trifle and
Patch did the third quarter In 80. Coming
Into the stretch Patch showed a msgnlfl
eent burst of speed, and with McHenry
fairly lifting him along the last quarter
was done In 2D, and tha mile In 2:00.
Two good races were carded for the
opening day, tha 2:20 trot and the 2:1:4 pace.
Results:
2:12 trot, purse 31,000: Klondike won sec
ond, third and fourth heats snd the race.
Time: 2:13, 2:1:'. 2:1214. Magpie V. Won
first heat in 2:14. Gold Dust Maid, Brash
and Eyllne also started.
2:40 pace, purse 81,(00: Joe Interest won
In straight heats. Time: 2:11. 2:l:t. 2:13.
Foxy Curd, Pontiff Girl, Axtello Wilkes,
Pt M. snd Nntalta Brown also stsrted.
READV1LI.E. Mass., Aug. 81. On ac
count ot the heavy track the Neponset
stake for pacers, held over from last week
and scheduled to take place today, was
again postponed and will be held on the
first day upon which the conditions shall
be favorable.
Internntlonal Tennis Results.
NIAOARA-ON-THE-LAKE. Ont.. Aug.
31. The Niagara International Tennis tour
nament - waa continued here today, and
many matches were disposed of. Scores:
Men's Championship Singles First round:
H. Hall of Toronto beat H. E. Averv of
Detroit, 6-4. 6-3: E. 11. Fisher of New York
beat Ralph Burns of Hamilton, 6-8, 8-6, 6-1,
Sidney L. Smith of New York beat P. Ack
rtand of Cincinnati. 6-3. 7-4; Dr. Pearson
of Toronto beat D. Lloyd of Pittsburg,
6-:. 6-3.
Ladles' Champlonshln First round: Miss
Myrtle McAteer of Pittsburg beat MUs
Carrie Nceley of Chicago, 4-4, 4-3.
ProsYraai for Athletic I'alon.
MILWAUKEE. Aug 31-Presldent W. H.
Llalnaer ot the National Amateur Athletic
union today gave out the official order of
events tor tne nations V championship con
tests to be held at Milwaukee, September
10 and 11. The order will not be changed
by the referee. The list follows:
One hundred and twenty yards high
hurdles, trial heats: l'Vyard dash, trial
heals; one mil run: 100-yard dash, final
heal; Li) yards high hurdle, Onai heat;
TRY COMPANY MANAGERS
Kw Jersey Would Provo Street Car
Directors Guilt of M.rnlan;hter.
PERMITTED TWO TRAINS TO COLLIDE
Prosecntlon In Opening; Address Says
Defendants Let Crossing; Remain
Covered with Snow so Brakes
Woald Net Work.
NEWARK, N. J.. Aug. 81.-The seven
members of the executive committee of the
board of directors of the North Jersey
Street Kailwuy company appeared today
in the Essex county court for trial on in
dictments charging them with man
slaughter. On February 19, last, nine Newark school
students were killed In & collision between
a Clifton avenue trolley car and a Lack
awanna express train. Indictments were
returned against A. J. Cassatt, Pennsyl
vania; J. D. Crlmmins of New York: Ed
ward E. C. Young, president of the North
Jersey Street Railway company and First
National bank of Jersey City; Dr. Leslie
D. Ward, vice president of the Prudential
Insurance company) Elisha B. Caddis,
wholesale merchant and director of the
Pennsylvania railroad; David Young, vice
president and general manager of the
North Jersey, and J. Roosevelt Shanley, '
members of the executive committee of ths
street railway company.
In addition to these men there also ap-'
pea red as defendants Charles M. Shlpman,
former general superintendent of the North
Jersey; James Smith, Arthur W. Pratt and
Richard Eck, division officers of the com
pany.
The Indictment of these officials followed
a verdict by the coroner' jury fixing re
sponsibility on the North Jersey Btreef.
Railway company, I
Chief Justice Gummer and Justices Van- i
sickle and Dixon were on the bench to
hear the case. On behalf of the defend
ants there - appeared former Governor
Werts and R. V. Llndabury.
Car Went Throoa-h 'Gates.
The jury was completed and at 10 a. m.
Prosecutor Rlker opened for the state, re
citing the nature of the accident, toe con
dition of the track and the dangers of the
crossing. On tho morning of the accident,
he said, the crossing was covered with
snow and Ice, so that the brake shoes of
the car were clogged. . In consequence the
car slipped down the incline, smashed
through the gates and collided with the
train. He said that common prudence de
manded clean tracks, empty front plat
forms, so as not to Interfere with the
motorman, and a safety derailing switch.
These were absent In this case.
He then named the defendants individu
ally and stated that they were aware ef
the condition ot the tracks, that thsy
knew about the crossings and they had
done nothing to avoid the accident. He
asked that they be adjudged guilty of the
charge in the indictment.
The first witness was Edward G. Kempf,
a surveyor, who showed diagrams and
measurements he had made on the Clifton
avenue crossing and the Immediate vicin
ity. He was followed by Mrs. Minnie Horle,
sister of Ernestine Miller. The defense
admitted the death of Miss Miller and
also that she was a passenger on the
wrecked car. This waa done to relieve
Mrs. Horle from the pain of a prolonged
examination as to her sister's death.
The last witness of the day was James
Kay, a letter carrier, who wa at ths
crossing at the time of the accident. He
described the condition of the approach
to the crossing and said that the motor
man of the trolley car apparently mad
every effort to stop the car, but could not
do so on account of the Ice-covered con
dition of the tracks. He wa4 still being
examined when court adjourned for the
day-
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BANK CLERK SHOOTS GIRL
Then Toms the Revolver Upon Him
self and Ends His Own
Life.
RICHMOND, Va., Aug. 31.-Herbert B.
Bates, a clerk to the First National bank,
today shot and killed Miss Rena Gentry.
He then shot and killed himself.
There were no witnesses to the tragedy.
It la supposed that ahe had refused hla attention.
Yearlings Bring; Good Prices.
NEW YORK. Au. 31. The yearlings
from the McGraUilima and Oakwood studs
were sold in the pa.Mo:k at Sheepshead
Bay todav. Price ruled (food. A chestnut
colt bv Reauttw .-r'Hiwv Hose was knocked
down to J. E. Maildit, after some spirited
bidding, for 2,350. t."i top price of the sale.
Captain 8. S. Brown paid 12,100 for the son
of Ceaarlon and imported Abu Kru. Other
aalea:
Imported chestnut colt py imported
Piety and Imported Aggie Marden, P.
Dunne, 81,260.
Chestnut fillv by Imported Mirthful and
Agnes Weed, E. R. Bradley, ll.ooo.
Bay colt by imported nraie ot r-enzance
and Alma L., W. E. Hayes. 31.800.
Black colt by imported Plsate of Pen
ganoe and Bracket, P. Dunne. $1,230.
Chestnut colt bv Russell and Brandolette,
P. H. Garrison $1,700. -
Chestnut colt by Onondaga and Imported
E:f. H. R- Baker, $1,100. -
Chestnut colt bv Imported Madison and
Eramel, M. D. Miller. $1,000.
Horse Drops Dead oa Track.
SIOUX CITY, la., Aug. 31. (8r"clal Tele
gram.) The Interstate Live Stock fair
opened very ausplcloualv here today and
the large crowds In attendance promise
great success for the entire week. The
program of races was excellent and irrod
time made. In the 2:3$ pace Parkerfield
dropped dead from a bursted blood vessel
In the fourth heat, having made the best
time, 2:121. in the second heat. Summary:
2:86 pace: Ada P. won. Major Dent sec
ond. Miss Vsnce third. Handsome Harry
fourth. Best time: 2:12J4.
Running, half mile and repeat, purse 8W0:
Tlburnen won, Archie M. second. Best
time: 0:604.
Running, three-quarter of a mile dash,
purse IW: Chamberlain won, Faywood sec
ond. Time: l:174j '
Ten-Ronnd Draw.
SAGINAW. Mich., Aug. 31. Martin Duffy
of Chicago, welterweight chamnlon of the
world, and Gus Gardner of Philadelphia,
chamnlon at 136 pounds, fought ten rounds
io a draw here tonight. Gardner was out
weighed by Dnffv nearly fifteen pounds,
and considering the discrepancy In weight
he fought like a demon. Duffy tried hard
to put him out, but could not hit hard
enough.
Grand Circuit Racea Postponed.
PROVIDENCE. R. I.. Aug. 31 Today's
Grand Circuit races at NatTagansett park
were postponed owing to wet condition cf
the track.
FATHER DYING OF GRIEF
Will Rot Remain a Prisoner.
LOUISVILLE. Aug. 8L-Father John H,
Cushlng today denied the story emanating
from Denver that he had been ordered to
Gethssmsne, and that he was to' remain
practically a prisoner for life because of
his long fight upon Bishop Mats. Father
Cushlng has been s-nt In retreat at the
Trapplst monastery for a month by Arch
bishop Falconlo. and thereafter will return
to his diocese In Denver.
Treasury Officials on To nr.
ST. PAUL, Aug. 80. Robert 8. Armstrong.
assistant secretary of the United States
treasury; N. N. Stranahan, collector of tha
Port of New York, and Hamilton Fish,
aBNiBiam nt fw xora, leri toaay over the
Great Northern for tha Pacific coast, wheie
tney win visit a number or cities. Return
Ing east the party will spend a week or
morn in xeuowstone park.
Man Who Ihoots His Son Will
Live to Ba Tried in
Conrt.
Sot
JOLIET. Ill, Aug. 31. John Catons. the
aged and wealthy farmer who shot and
killed his favorite son In July during a
quarrel, is dying of grief.
He has been taken from the jail to the
hospital, and the doctors say ha will not
live to faee the grand jury Indlotment for
murder pending against him.
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