TnE OMAHA DAILY BEE: PT'NDAV. PEPTEMHEI! 13. 1003.
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i
OMAHA LOSES IN THE FIRST
Aided bjr Crrort md Burcbed Hit the
Cream fiurt Like Whirlwind,
IID THROW BY THOMAS UTS IN THREE
tea tkc Dar (or wllwaskee
tbe Ossaba Crowd Leeked
Deaserees.
r' MILWAUKEE. Sept. 12 -(Special Tele
I frara.) Omth rot a bad start from the
t In Its. a-ame with the Creams this aft
ernoon and before pitcher and players had
normalised themselves sufficient damage
bad been done to make It Impossible for
Omaha to win. The final score waa S to
4 in faror of the Creams. Omaha looked
formidable In the first when Bhugart
smashed a rather low fly down close to the
third base line with Dusty Miller and
Welch on banes, but Blame's phenomenal
catch of the fly cut out the runs.
The Creama started like a whirlwind In
their half of the first. Stone waa passed.
McVlcker bunted successfully. Duff jr savcrl
flced and Braun waa passed. Cockman
made a hit to Hlrkey, who threw It to
Thomas. The latter threw wild to Genlns
and Btone, McVlcker and Braun scored on
the error, Cockman going to third, from
where he scored on C. Miller's hit. Ths
Creams sol three more in the second.
Mcpherson opened with a hit and went to
third on McVlcker's hit to right field that
missed SchafstalU Welch and Shue-art.
Braun made a two-bagger, scoring both
and came home on Cockman's hit, who
was retired trying to stretch It.
Omaha scored again in the eighth on
Welch's pass, Thomas out and fend Hlrk
ey s hit. They scored one more In the
ninth by a hit of Dusty Miller, followed
by hits of Bchafstall and Bhugart, who
died trying to make it a double. After
the first Banders pitched good ball. Thorn
ton failed to show up for the gam and
his nonappearance waa not explained.
There were no especial features to the
game. Attendance, ago. The score:
' MILWAUKEE.
AB. Ft. H. O. A. E.
Ptone, If 1 1 2 0
McVlcker, rf . S 2 1 2 1 0
Duffy, cf t 0 4 0 0
Braun. lb I X 1 & 1 0
Cockman, b 4 1 S 0 0
C. Miller, IB 4 0 2 4 4 0
Hall, as t 1 1 4 4 0
l.urla, c 4 0 1 2 0 0
Mcpherson, p 4 1112 0
ToUls ..
21 f 10 27 12
OMAHA.
AB. R. H. O. A. E.
Oenlns, 2b
D. Miller, If ....
Brhafstall, rf ..
Welch, lb
Bhugurt, 2b ...
Thomas, ....
Hickey, cf
Uondlng, c
Banders, p
S
2
i
t
0
12
2
1
0
2
0
- Totals 27 4 12 24 It 1
Milwaukee .....4 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 -
Omaha 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0-4
Karned runs: Milwaukee,' 2: Omahs. 2.
Two-base hits: Braun, Thomas, Gondlng.
Stolen bases: C. Miller. D. Miller. Banes
en balls: Off Me.Pherson. 4: off Banders. 2.
Wild pitch: Banders. Btruck out: by Mc
pherson, 1; by Banders, 2. Double plays:
Hall to C, Miller to Braun. Sacrifice lilts:
McVlcker, 2; Duffy.. Left on bases: Mil
waukee. 4; Omaha, 10. Time: 1:30, Um
pire: Berryhlll.
Colorado torlags Win,
KANSAS CITY. Sept. 12.-Buchanan suc
ceeded in puzsllng the Kansas City bat
ters today and be should have scored a
shut out. Mess struck out eleven men.
Attendance 400. Score: RUE.
Colorado Sprint ....1 001 001 002 2
Kansas City 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11 4 0
Batteries: Kansas City, Hess and Mes
sltt; Colorado Springs Buchanan ' and
Dora a. . .. .
, Peoria Defeat a pes Molaea.
PEORIA. Sept. lJ.-Friend held Des
Moines down to tour scattered hits and
Peoria won five to two. Boore.
Rt H El
Peoria . . .' 1 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 11 0
Deo Moines .....000001 001-2 1
Batteries: Peoria. Friend and Hesaler;
Dos Moines, Cushinan and FohL
Postpooea Basse.
ST. JOSEPH. Sept. M.-The St. Joseph.
Denver game waa postponed today on ac
count of rain.
. Steadies; mt tko Toasaa.
Played. Won. Lost P.C.
Milwaukee I!l 74 41 .422
C'olorsdo Borings .. 122 76 4K .r,iu
Kansas City m 62 H .521
Bt. Joseph 117 bO 67 .613
iMfflver 121 65 Ag .41,8
Peoria 122 7 .4M
Deo Moines 124 63 71 .427
Omaha La 60 72 .410
Games today: Omaha at Peoria; Denver
ac Kansas city; voiorano pprins at Bt.
Joseph; Des Moines at Milwaukee.
. Wookao Defeats Little llaai,
"vX'OODBINE, Ia BepL 12 (Special.) The
Woodbine and Little Bloux ball tea ma
rilaved a same kern toauv to settle the
I'nampioniJiiii us nsrrisuu cuumy, porn
teams having claimed the honor. The
game waa a faat one from start to finish.
Woodbine winning by a score of 10 to 2.
The locals have won sixteen games out of
eighteen played this season. Score by
Innings:
Woodbine I 0 i 0 0 0 2 0 10
Little snoux 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 02
Base tilts: Woodbine. 14; Little Bloux. C
Errors: Woodbine, 2; Little Sioux, 2. Struck
cut: By Nicely, If; by Kllia, 12. Umpire:
DowelU .
THE VALUE OF CHARCOAL,
rooole Know Bow tsefap It to
ProaerTtns; Boaltk and Boaaty.
Nearly everybody knows that charcoal is
tho safest and raoot effloient di at n (octant
and purifier la nature, but few realise Its
trains When taken Into the human system
for tke aaaao cleansing purpose.
' Charcoal is a remrty that the more you
tako of It the bettor; It to not a drug at
all. but simply absorbs the gases and tm
BurHlos always present In ths stomach
and tnUstkftos and carries thorn out of the
s stem.
Charooal sweetens tho breath after smok
ing, drinking or after eating onions and
other odorous vegetables.
Charcoal effectually clears and Improves
tka complex Ion, it wtltcns the teeth ami
further acts sa a natural and eminently
safe earthartle.
It aboarbo tho Injurious guts which col
lect ta tho stomach and bowels: It disin
fects the mouth and throat from tke
polsoa of catarrh.
All druggists anil charcoal In one form or
another, but probably the best charcoal
and tko moot for tko money Is In Stuart'
Absorbent Lotengee; they are composed of
tho flneet powdered Willow charcoal and
other harmless antiseptics la tablet form,
or. rather. In the form of Urge, pleasant
tasting ioeengea, the charcoal being mixed
with hony,
The daily use of these loaenges will soon
tell III a much Improved condition of the
general health, better complexion, sweeter
breath aad purer blood, end Ue beauty of
It to. that no possible harm oan rotult
from their continued use, but, on the con
trary, groat benefit.
A Buffalo physician. In speaking of the
benefits of charcoal, says: "1 ad viae
Stuart's Absorbent Loaenges to all patients
suffering front gas In ths stomach and
bowel a and to dear tho complexion and
porlfy the breath, mouth and throat: I
also bellevo tho liver is greatly benefited by
the dally use of them: tfcey coot but
twenly-ttsa rents a bog at drug stores, and
although 1a some son so a patent prepara
tion, yet I believe I got more aad better
charcoal h Stuart's Absorbent Losengos
than la aaf e Lbs ordinary charcoal tab
le tA."
GAMES IN NATIONAL LEAGUE
Aft
Tea laalaas Sew 1 erk Defeats
St. Lewie Fsrrell's
Bad Play.
8T. LOUIS, Sept. 11 Fsrrell s Mor play
Ina In the field gave the Nw York club
today's game after tn Innlne-. by a e-ore
of 4 to 2. In the tenth Inning Farrell'e
muff gave Warner a lift and his failure to
throw the hall to the plate on Bresnahsn's
fy allowed the visitors to tally their win
ning run. Attendance 3.&00. Score:
Nw York. I IT. Lri.
R.HOABI It H O A
ftrnvn. rf... I 1 rnll. rfc ... I I I 1
Pmm'k's. 41 I I I Dunfeary. rf. I 1 1
KrtiMl, lb.. 1 1 II 1 Plrim, rt ... 1 tit
almas. If ... 1 It t Hurke. 11
Hat.6. m l 1 l Hr.n. r 1 4
lxtitn, Ik . 1 t Prrln, ss I J I
t.ilbrrt. Ib... 4 1 nirrUT. If.. 1 1
"'rnir, c... 1 17 t'rr. lb 1 tt t
Math BOB. at Haekvtt. ...
TcUH ... 4 10 SO SO li Totals ... I 1J HI 17 I
New Tork 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 11
St. Louis 0 00002000 0-4
Karned runs: Kt. Louis. 2; New TotV. 1.
Two-hase hits: Terrell. Braun, 2; MJann.
Bacrlflre hits: Dunleavv. Barclay, Mathew
son. Btolen buses: Dunleavv. 2: Bresns
han, Babh, Olltert. Base on balls: Off
Hachett, 2- off Mathewson, 2. Btruck out:
By HRckett, : by Mathewson. t. Left on
basea: St. Ixuls. 7: New Tork, 4. Time:
1:4k. Umpire: Johnstone.
Peter Base Rmlai Loses Casae.
CHICAGO, Sept. 12 The locals had
plenty of chances to win today's game,
but poor base running and a couple of
costly errors thrfw the game to Brooklyn.
Cltjcego out bat ted their opponents but
Beldy held them safe when hits would
score runs. Attendance 6,300. Bcore:
BROOKLTN CHICAOO
K.H.O.A B l RHOAE
Strang, Ik... 4 I I I Slaile. cf . . 1 1
She. kr4. If. I
I 1
a flrtinny, n. z I
1
I'obbs. rf.... I
n tjChar, lb... 11 3
Dorl. Ik ... 1 14 0 Jonea. rf 1 I I 1
ftrkitn. as... 001 Oai, lb.... 111
Flood, as ... (Ill 0 K litis. 1 I I
Oemler, rf...l 12 0 u Rrrra. Ib....l I 4 S
Jordan, lb... 114 1 Williams, as. 1 I I 1
Jvklltsrh, el 1 1 1 0 wioker, .... I
hsidy. B 1 1 2 l
- Tetals ... I II 17 H I
Totals ... t 11 17 11 II
Brooklyn 1 0 0 4 0 0 2 0 0-7
Chicago 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 15
Left on bases: Chicago, 7; Brooklyn, 7.
Two-base hits: McCarthy, Evers. Kllng.
Three-base hits: Gessler. Sacrifice hits:
Kllng, Keldv, Itoyle, Dotibs. Btolen bases:
Chance, Williams, Bheckard. Double
plays: Evers to Chance to Sheeksrd to
Strong. Struck out: By Wicker, 2; by
Beldy. 1. Bases on balls: Off Wicker. 4;
off Beldy 2. Hit with ball: Williams.
Time: 1:40. Umpires: Moran and Emaile.
rlaelaaatl Wlaa frosa Bostoa.
CINCINNATI. Sept. 12. Clnrtnnatl easily
won from Boston today by timely hitting.
Poole and Ewinar were very effective. Poole
was hit on the right hand in the sixth inn
ing by a liner off Tenney's bat, splitting the
hand. The Injury will probably keep him
out of the came the rest of the season.
Attendance, 7.778. Bcore:
CINCINNATI. BOSTON.
It.HO.AE.I IHO.it
Donlln, If... II 0 loiter, rf... I 1 1
Srrmour, cf. 1 I I 0 Tsnnejr, Ik.. 111
Dulan, rf... I 111 tTooley. if.... 1 t 1
Bsckler. lb.. I 17 1 . MrCrsery. rt 1
Slemf'dt, lb. 1 1 I 1 1 Moran, t ( I
Ik I 2 1 I Ab tlchlo. Ib 1 1 I 4 I
Corcoran, al 1 I I HUrn'sr. Ib 1 4 1
Pleti, e I 0 OAuhrry, SS...1 11
Pools, f 9 t 1 O Wlllta, P 1
Cln(, p.... 10!
: U Totals ... I I M 14 4
ToUls ... I 17 U ll
Cincinnati 2 0 0 2 0 0 0 2
Boston 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 2 I
Earned runs: Cincinnati, Two-base
hits: Gremlnger. Dolan. Aubrey. Three
tiaae hits: . Btuinfeki, Donlln. Home run:
Bcckley. Left on bases: Cincinnati, 4;
Boston, 7. Double play: Beckley to Cor
coran to Beckley. First base on balls: Off
Poole, 2: off Ewing. -J: off Willis, 3. Struck
out: By Poole, 1; by Ewing, fi; by Willis, 4.
Passed Ball: Pelts. Hits: Off Poole. 3; oft
fewlng, 2. Time: 1:60. Umpire: Hurst.
Leaders Take Aaother. '
PITTSBURG, Kept. 12.-Plttshurg won in
tlm seventh inning on three bases on balls,
Clarke's three-bagger and Leacji'B single.
This was Kraser's only bad inning. Pitts
burg's four errors in the eighth were a
fumble and a aucceasion of wild throws that
were ridiculous. Attendance, 4,120. Score:
riTTIBimO. . , PHILADELPHIA.
K B. O A. C K.H.O.A E.
BeausMBti ril l 1 t'Tkamaa. rt.. Ill
l larta, ll I I I ( j Uimaua. ... 1
Leach, Ib ... g 1 1 I I Wolv't'a. Ik. 1 I II 1
"A nr. a. . 1 4 I 1 THua. rt 0
Hrausf'14. Ik II 1 1 Barry, If
Rltchey, Jb.. 2 loul. Ik M I
Sobrtua, . St.. 1 1 Hultsin, aa. ( 11
Phelps, c... I I 4 I 1 Kutb. 4 14 1
Phllltppl, p., I 1 1 Frmr, .... 1 11 4
ioolB
Tots ... 7 u f .
I ToUls ... I I 14 U 1
PitUburg 20000040
t-nnaoeipnia. 1 o 2 0 1 0 0 1 01
Earned runs: Pittsburg, 2; Philadelphia,
1. Two-base hits: Beuumont. Hrhrtnr.
Three-base hits: Clarke, Wolverion. tiaoji-
nce nits: ciarxe. ixiatn. Thomas. .Stolen
bases: Clarke, teebrlng. Urst base on balls:
Off Praser, 2. Btruck out: By phllllppi, J;
by Eraser. 4. Wild pitch: Eraser. 1'assed
uaii: neips. lime: i:do. umpire: l Day
Staodtaa of tko Tea bus.
Played. Won. Lost. P.C.
Pittsburg L:4 85 41 .875
Aew lone 124) 7 4s ,a
Ciilcago 124 72 l1 .bKS
Cincinnati 122 if, 67 .bU
Brooklyn 124 S3 til
Boston , 124 61 72 .419
PhU.'Kielphia 11 40 T .Xi6
St. Louis 124 41 66 .JXj
Oames today: Boston nt Cincinnati,
Brooklyn at Chicago, New Tork at t.
Louia
GAMES IN AMERICAN ' LEAGUE
St. Loots Shots Oat ("kit-ago Tkrongk
Good Work of Pitcher
odkoff.
ST. LOUIS, Sept- 12 Sudhoff shut out
Chicago this afternoon, while Bt. Louis
hammered Flaherty for sixteen hits and
eleven runs. Chicago waa outclassed all
around. The feature was a brilliant catch
by Heidrick in tbe first inning. Attendance
1SU0. Score:
T. LOUIS.
k H OA B
CHICAOO.
a.H.O.A.K.
Hclmea, if... till
Burkett. 11.. 40
rnsl, th 1 I 6 o
Lb.ll. .... I
Jons, rt 1
Green, rt 1
Hill. Ib 1 I 1 I 1
Andeesoa. lb I I IS 0
Waliass. a.. 1114 1
Clark.. 16... I I
Masuoa. ib.. 1 1 I 1
lannehlU, all I I I
ItatMrr, i 1 I
r iaitany. a. 4 114
Heidrick. rf. I I 6 C
Hemphill, rf. I 1
6u(Ha, c... 1 I"
Kahos,
... 11
SaduotT, ... 1 I f
Total
I 14 11 I
. Totals ...11 1 I? 11
St. Louis 0 2 0 0 1 2 0 1 11
Chicago 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0
Earned runa: St. Louis. I. Two-baa
hits: Hill. Anderson. Heidrick. Sudboff,
Jones. Three-bfcse hits; A nil r son, Heid
rick. Sacrifice bit; Hemphill, passed ball:
Siattery, L Bate on bails: &fT Sudhoff, 1;
off Flaherty. . Struck out: By Sudlioff,
2: by Flaherty! 2. Left on bases: Bt,
Louia, I: Chicago, I. Time: 1.2S. Umpire:
O'Laughlln.
Philadelphia Wins One.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 12-Phlladelphla
connected freely with U llaon a delivery anl
together with six niisplays, three of whith
Rotilnson contributed, lust ths game today
for Washington. Attandanoe 14:4. Score:
rHlUADELrkllA. I WASklMUTOai.
H ll.O.A g.l K.H.O.A y..
Hartsst. It... 1 1.1 Ksbtnisn. lb I I I I
Plrk.ruit. Cf 1 I 4 k..4rlck. rill
lb.. 1 I aieraa. at .. I 4 I
L Craaa, t. i IklUik, ll.. 1 1
b.(bo.4. rt . It'iarb. lb 11 1 I
Mar,. lb . 1 1 I t'uuahllB, Ib 1 1 4 I I
M truaa. aa. 1 1 I 1 Lea. c( Ill
Shwk, r ... till klttrsdsa. c. 1 I I
heuiUr. I 1 SWIIsoa. ..., 1 1
-On a
Temn ... K 17 l,
I Total ... I 11111 t
Batted for Wilson.
Philadelphia 1 1 1 1 0 0 1 0 0-4
vsiilnton 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 03
Karned runs: Philadelphia, 2. Home
runs: Shock. Stolen Pace. Pickering 2;
Hendiict. 2. S.icrinc hits: Hartsel. Pick
ering Double playa: luibliiaon tu Clarke;
Coushling to Kublns.li: Cougtjlin to
Clarke. 'First boee on balls: Off WlUori,
2; off Bander. 4. Struck out: By Wilson.
1; by Bender. 4. Ufl on bases: Wash
ington. 7: Philadelphia, j. Time: 1:46. Um
pire: Connolly.
BOSTON. Sept. 11 Deerlng was ea y
tiMiay and Collins' team won, 10 to 1. At
tendance 4 4t2 Score:
atuSTOX. K(W TORK.
k H.O.A M I tHOtl
Douthany. K I Teaiwr. . till
ra;i.a. Ik.. 111 lull.. e .... I I I
!, rt Ill kscr. rt ... 1 t
Breeaiaa. rf. I 1 I M-rae'. If
rami, aa ... 114 1 lannebill, rf
La. lb I 1 4 4 riherui. mt I t 4 a
farru. lb.... 1114 illlaau. !k I I I I I
t'risw. c Iweit U
HalML .. 114 Hevell. lb - 1 I
xis,. c. . I I a
TSUI ...II 11 It 11 Iweiua. c-lk. I
ilMariaa. ..!
Tt 1 I M 14 1
Boston 0 2 0 I 2 0 2 I 10
New York 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 01
Earned ruaa; Boston, i. Two-bass hi is;
M'llllams. Bevllle. parent. Three-base
hits: Parent, Hushes. Stahl. Kreoman.
Btolen bases: Fults, Collins. Btshl. Double
plays: Eiberfelrl to Williams. Elrt bae
on balls: Off Hughes, 1; off Ieerln. 1.
Btruck otit: Pv Hughes, i; by Deertng, 2.
Time; 1 16. Umpire: Hassett,
Clerelaod Takes Two.
CLEVELAND. Sept. U.-Tbe locals' sea
son ended todsy with two Tlctorles for
Clerelsnd. In the first game Detroit did
not make a hit off Btoval until the eighth
inning, but in the ninth took the lead on
a base on balls and Crawford s triple.
Cleveland tied the score in the last half
on Long's error and won out In the tenth
on Kllck's double and Bradley's single.
The second game which was called at the
end of the seventh on account of darkness,
was easy for Cleveland. Attendam 7, lis).
Bcore, first game,
curvtiLAVD. ; Detroit.
R.H.O 11.1 RHOAE
Pllrk, rf 1 I 1 1 Lush. If 1 V 0
fist. IT I 1 Barrett, cf. . S
lirsilley, Jb.. 11 I. crswlord. rf. 1 1
lot. 11.. . 1 4 4 A rsrr. lb v V I 1
Ht'kman. lb. 1 14 I Mrflnlra. lb. I 1
TborT, rf... 1 1 Teaser, lb... Ill
Hemli. r 1 I I 1 Burrs. Ib 7 4
ttocha'ar. a. 4 1 Long, aa I 1 I
storall, p.... 0 I I t lluelow. r... Ill
iloovan. p.. 1 s
Totals . .. I I M fl 1
Totals ... I 127 12 I
'Winning run made with none out.
Cleveland .' 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 12
Detroit 0 00000002 02
First base on errors: Cleveland. 1: De
troit, L Two-hase hits: Hickman. Bern Is,
Flick. Three-base hit: Crawford. Sacri
fice hits: Bay. Flick. Stovall. Burns, Bue
low. Base on balls: Off Stovall. 8: off
Donovan. 4. Left on bases: ( leveland, ft;
Detroit,- 4. Struck out: Bv Stovall. 4: bv
Donovan. 7. Time: 1:46. Umpire: Sheridan.
Hoore, second game:
CLEVELAND. I DETROIT.
RHOAE' RHOAE.
rilrk. rf 1 1 Lash. If 1 0
B, If 1 I 1 I Barrett, cf... 1 4 1
Ursdler. fk.. 111 H'rawtor4, rt. I I
Lajole. Ib... I k I (art. lb 9
Hlvkmaa. lb. I (1aar. Ib... 111
Tkoaer, cf... 1 1 Barna, lb.... I
Abbott, c 1 4 1 tLnni. aa 1
Gorha'er, a. I I I I I Miatra. a.. I
Donahue, p.. 1 t I kttaon, p 1 1
Totals ... 4 JJ1J V Totals ... 11 4 I
Oame called end of seventh; darkness.
Cleveland I 0 0 0 0 1 24
Detroit 0 0 0 0 0 0 00
First base on errors: Cleveland. 1. Two.
base hits: Crsmford, Thoney. Sacrifice hits:
Bradley. Kltson. Btolen bases: Abbott,
Lush. First base on balls: Oft Kltson, 1.
Hit by pitcher: By Kltson. 1. Left on
bases: Cleveland. 4: Detroit. 6. Btruck
out: By Donahue. 4: by Kltson, 2. Time;
1:15. Umpire: Sheridan.
4ts4ls( of tko Toasaa.
Flayed. Won. Lost. P C.
Boston 123 42 .BR9
Cleveland 128 72 M .552
Philadelphia 121 SO .537
New York 118 61 67 .517
Detroit 121 0 1 .496
Bt. Louis .. 123 h 64 ,S'I
Chicago 121 54 C7 .444
Washington 123 3i wi .Jul
Games today: Chicago at Bt. Louis,
Cleveland at Detroit.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION GAMES
Iadlaaa polls Oatplays . LoslsTllle,
3ewlla Dole K Gooa Work for
Wiaaera.
LOUISVILLE. Sept. 12.-e-Ind!anapolls out
played Louisville today in an interesting
game. Newlin kept the home team's hits
well scattered, while F.ean was bagped nt
opportune times. Attendance. 2,n0fi. Bcore:
7TDIAAPOL.!S I LOl'ISynXE.
R.H.O. A E. R H O A
tlhm. lb... t 1 7 J a Kerwln, rf ... 4 1
ynl ib 1 11 I 1 SaitKan. b. 111
HorVlaTar. rf I VI. fcBrsshear, Sb. I 2 1
H.Trton c... 11 Odwll. Cf... 1 1 1 1
Woodruff. If. 1 4 0 OCIrmer, If... 1 I 1
Coolter. rf... V e,Wh!t. lb..,. 1 14 J 0
Msrcan. as... 14 1 1 Shrler. r.. 1 I I
Tasisstt, lb.. II 0 Ouinlan, as.. 11
Nswim. P--JJJJ ;;;;;; .
T-ta -4 tvuti .toui. ...n sr.-.
'Batted for Egan in tbe ninth.
Indianapolis " 42445t 4
Louisville 0-0 0 2 0 0 0 0 02
' Earned runs: Louisville, 2: Indianapolis,
2. First base on balls: Off Egan, 1; off
Newlln. 2. Btruck out: By Egan, 2; by
Newlin, 4. Wild pitch: Newlln. Home run:
Hogrlever. Stolen bases: White, Clymer.
Sacrifice hits: Fok 2r. Heydon, Hogrlever.
IWt on. bases: Louisville, 7; Indianapolis, 2.
Double play: Fox to Marcan to Klhra.
Time: 1:36. Umpire: Cunningham.
Toledo Do feat a fTolaankas.
COLUMBUS, O., Sept. 12 Toledo de
feated Columbus today In a slow game.
The batting of Bernard was a feature. At
tendance. 1,487. Score:
TOLEOO. I C0LCMBr.
R H O A E. I R.H.O AE.
W. Smith. II 1 1 I liArndt. If 1 1
Ovens, as ... 1 I I iiOlsastm, lb.. 1111!
milds. lb... 14 1 U Turner, lb... 114
bsriiard, cf.. 14 1 I K. Smith, rf. 1 1
Klslnow. c... 1 I b bannoa. cf.. Ill
grhaub. lb..: 1 114 llcunsman. aa 1 4
Helellnc. lb. I
I, 1 1, Mel lor,
lb.
1 1 I
lUadlm, rf
1 1
1 Rnsrh.
1 1 11 4
lilt
.4460
Cpushtta. p.
1
Berasr. ..
Wagnar, 9
Tatala ... 1 14 rt I
Totals ... I 1 IT I I
Toledo 0 12 10 1110-7
Columbus 0 2, ! 0 0 0 1 0-6
Earned runs: Columbus. 2; Toledo, 6.
Stolen bases: E. Bmllh, Schaub. W. Smith,
Bernard (2). Sacrifice hits: Koacn. tougn
lin. Two-base hits: Mellor, Bernard.
Owens. Three-base hits: Turner. Bannon,
Bernard, Owens. Innings pitched: By
Merger, 6V,; by Wagner, V Hits: Off
Berger, 11; off Wagner, t Btruck out:
By Rerger, t: by Wagner, 2: by Cough Un,
6. Wild pitch: Berger. Time: 2:20. Um
pire: Haskell.
Postponed Game.
T. PAUL, Sept. 12 The Milwaukee-St.
Paul game was postponed on account of
wet grounda There will be two games to
morrow. Handing f the Teasna.
Won. Lot. P " I
26 44 .kl".
77 62 .6K7 !
74 64 .h. '
72 6 64
61 ha i4
66 7 .411 ;
46 S2 .Si4
4C Hi .361 I
St. Paul
Ixnilsvllle
Milwaukee ...
Indianapolis ..
Kansas City .
Columbus ....
Minneapolis ..
Toledo i
1M
12
127
Ml
127
121
Oames today: Kansas City at Mlnne
s polls: Milwaukee at St. Paul; Indianap
olis st Ixiuu-viUo; Toledo at Columbus.
Plansbrrs Heat tbe Gnia Shoos.
Testerday afternoon the National Plumb
ing Sur)ly company team took a fall out
of the Omaha Rubber Shoe company
Vlayer. It touk ten Inning tu do it, aud
Read our Testimonials.
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TESTIMONIAL
y Mondimln. loaa. July I. 1WUS.
Cook Medical Co.. 110-111 South Fourteenth stteet, Omaha, Neb.:
GmCemen Complying with your request to write you describ
ing my condition r.fter taking the last month's treatment, allien I
received at your offiia, J write the following: There la no evriaewe
of any further trouble as rrgunis nightly drains and lokHoa, which I
have be.-n esperiencing for years. Ti.at part is cured, and I la-lieve
it is permanently cured. The piles bother ms somen hat still, hut I
are much Improved, and I know that 1 shall soon be antiri-ly rid of
them. 1 will let you know a hen 1 need more treatment. You-s truly,
AX IO. ERICbE.N
COOK
110-112 South
Office Hours 8 a. m. to
the. game as close and exciting all the
way. In the ninth Inning, wltn the score
to I In favor of the Rublw-r 8ho,-s,
Bchroeder, for the Plumbers, Led the score
and In the next innlns, svhonlaw drove In
tbe winning run. The batting was good
on both sides, the Plumbers having a
shade the better of It. BuMee for the
Plumbers, pitched very effectively at crit
ical limes. Bstterles: Plumbers, Kublce
and Leverirtge; Hublier Shoes, Btemm.
Mathews and Kavan.
1 wo flosses at Vloton Street Park.
The Originals
Tri-Clty league
this afternoon
First game will
mission to both
and the Crescents of the
will plsy a doubie-header
it the Vinton street park,
be called at 2 i p. m. Ad
games will be 26 cents, In
e luding grand st
arm. Teams line up aa fol-
lows:
Originals.
Petersen
Kodman ...
Weed
Boben
Ryan
Dinmond ..
Tompsett ..
Trobv
Collier
Baker ......
Lynch
Posltlona.
first base ..
second base .
.short stop ..
.third base ..
.left field ....
.center field .
...right field .
...pitcher ....
...pitcher ....
..pitcher
catcher ...
Crescents.
. . Folev
Bradford
Waller
Kelly
Kenned v
Taylor
How
SaflVlder
Scully
'.'.'.'.'.'.'.".'Miller
Game at Boatk Onaaka.
The Ideals and B. Jetters will meet this
afternoon at Twenty-e ghih and W streets,
at Jetter park. The teams will line up
as follows, game to lie called at 3:30.
Idea la. Position. B. Jetters.
I,ewl first base Hacklen
Hofmann second base ,.Swoboda
Mlnikus third bane Mlllett
Lvneh shortstop Ackerman
Gibson left field Clark
Kennedy center field Smith
Campbell right field Wallner
Coe or Bowler catcher Ferater
Bellinger pitcher Jetter
Doraa Goes to Motional I.eogoe.
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo . Sept. 12
Catcher Thomas 'Doran of the Colorado
Springs Western league base ball team
has been sold by President Thomas F.
Burns to Manager Killelea of the Boston
American league team. Doran. however,
will finish this season with Colorado
Bprlngs The purchase price has not been
marie public. It is supposed to be in the
neighborhood of 2L.5O0.
Thre-I Leagae.
At Sprlngle'd Rockford. 10; Springfield, 2.
At Hock Island Bock Island. 0-J; Daven
port, 7-1. .
At Bioomlngton Bloomlngton. 2; Dubu
que, 2.
At Decatur Decatur, 6; Cedar Rapids, 4.
MAXWELL WINS IN THE FINALS
Baa a Comparatively Easy Time Dls
' sins; of Former ( kamptoa'
Pinkkine.
(From a Staff Correspondent.)
DES MOINES, Sept. 12. (Special.) The
tournament of the Transmtssisslppl Golf
association ended today by the pilng of
the finals. The men who were in the game
to tbe end were J. R. Maxwell of Kei.kuk
and R. H. Flnkblne of les Moines. Both
men are ex-lowa champions, but It was
apparent at the outset that Maxwell wouid
win and the game lost interest. The rain
fell during a large part of the day and
spoiled the game.
The solace and consolation matches fin
ished Just before noon today. H. C. Adams
won In the solace class, defeating "Jack"
Elbert up and 6 to pla. Elbert did not
plav anything like the game he played yes
terday in the semi-finals.
Fred P Carr-won the consolation match
over John Redick 2 up and 2 to play.
it R. Maxwell of Keokuk won out In the
finals, beating Robert Flnkbine, Jr., 6 up
and 6 to play. The match was finished In
the rain and the weather was bad all day.
Warren Dickinson tooR the handicap match
at the close with s score of I6it. but all the
others who started quit before tne course
was finished. This evening a banquet was
held and prises awarded.
CASEY MILITARY CHAMPION
Wine Blfle Contest at Sea Girt, Scor
ing; 1911 Oat of a Possi
ble 210.
SEA OIRT. N. J., Sept, 12. Tho ttg snoot
ing tournament .closed today imediately
alter Lieutenant K. K. V. Casey of tbe
Seventy-first New Tork regiment had won
tho military championship of the United
States by scoring If 2 out of a possible Zl'l.
He captured the title by finishing In the
lead in 4he president's match, together
with a gold medal and 160 In cah. Sergeant
A. 8. Corbott of the Seventy-first New York
regiment finished second with 188 and
Lieutenant A. E. Ramey, also of ths same
regiment, third with 166.
Private fleorge E. Cook of the Tlrst
District of Columbia regiment, laxt year s
champion, finished in fourth, place, tleing
Barney in the total, but scoring lesa at
the long range.
Military Foot Ball Team.
It la oulte likelv that Omaha will shortly
have a military foot bail eleven. Lih
Wort, the giant university student, who
formerly played full back and right tackle
with tbe university of Nebreska eleven,
lately Joined the Millard Rifles and is now
actively engaged in organising; a foot ball
eleven among the local militiamen. As
the Millards, Guards and Thurston con-
tain some good foot tall material, no trou
ble Is anticipated in organising an eleven.
The Dodge Light Guards of Council Bluffs
have a crack eleven and an early game ,
may be expected between the Council !
Bluffs and Omaha militia b-e. It is fur
ther anticipated that It will be possible
for the Omaha military boys 1o arrange a
game with the military foot ball eleven of
l he Illinois Netlonal Guard stitioned at
iChlcugo. Mr Ka-ry Tuk 'y will be tendered
the management of the eleven.
O After Darke.
Judge Ogden, Councilman Nicholson. Ar
thur S. Rorera. Ed George, Snndy Ci. V.
Oriswold. Charlea L.. Thoanas. Go, Tge It. j
urday afternoon for a day's duck shooting
in Fillmore county.
Englishmen score Victory.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 12-The sll
Ptiiladelrhla golf team was defesled' by the
Os-ford-Cambrldge golf team which Ik now
touring this country on - the link of 1 he
Huntington Vrillev Country club today by
the score of 11 to 0.
ML
WHO HAVE FAILED
To Find a Cure cr Relief From
Hervous Debility Blood Poison Varicocelo
Stricture Sexual Weakness
And all the Diseases Peculiar to Uen and Yoneti
Call for Free Consultation
We ne verv print thsm
MEDICAL CO.
14th Street, Oraaha, Neb. (Over Daily Newa) '
8 p. m. ' ' Sundays 10 a. m. to. 2:33 p. rrt.
LOWERS RECORD OF MAID S
Loo. Li'lon Bbowi Bt Timt for Trottrr in
High Su'kr.
FIVE SECONDS SLOWER THAN HER MARK
Qoeea of Trotters Breaks Record
Made la Wagon Record
Broken ky Tke Mask
ana Eanlty.
j CLKVELAND. Sept. 12. Two world's
: records were broken this afternoon st the
Glenvllle track. Lou Dillon. 2.00. paced by
two running horses and driven by Millard
Sanders, lowered to 2:5 the high sulky
trotting record of made by Maud 6.
in 1SS6. The sulky used today weighed
fifty-two pounds, eight pounds more than
the sulky used by Maud B.
Time by quarters: 0.ai, 1:04, 1:36. 1:06.
The high sulky drawn by Lnu Dillon to
day was not ball bearing, but of the old
axle type, the sulky In question being sev
eral years old.
Preceding the breaking of this record
the world's wagon record was broken by
Tlie Monk and Equity, driven to pole by
their owner, C K. Q. Billings. The home
team broke the record of 2:12, held by
Belle Hamlin and Honest George, trotting
tbe mile today In t:0f4.
The records broken today were made
regular by two purse events run off In
advance. 1
EVENTS ON RUNNING TRACKS
Igniter Tarries Of Annaal fkaaialoa
skip aad (TOMMM at Sbrepe
kead Bay.
NEW TORK, Sept. 12.Before a crowd
Of 25.000 persons, Arthur Featherstone s
Igniter won the tCE.UOU Annual Champion
siakea. two miles and a fjLiarter, at Sheeps
bead Bay today. Results;
First race, the Westbury Steeplechase,
about two miles and a half: Land of Clover
won: Borough, second; Judge Phillips third.
Time 6:20 6-6.
otid race.' Highwelght handicap six fur
longs; wealth, won; Futurity, second;
Mamie-Worth, third. Time 1:U 4-5.
Third race, the Great Eastern handlcip.
last six furlongs of Futurity course. Lady
Amelia, won; Pulsus, second; Bobadli.
third. Time 1:12. '
Fourth race tne Annual Championship.
226.000, two miles and a quarter: Igniter,
won; Sourox. second; Major Dalngerfleld,
third Time I 5t 2-6.
Fifth ;ae, five and one-half furlong tell
ing, uunnyslde, won; Yosen, secun..; T .ie
Bowerv. third. Time, 1:07 2-5.
Sixth race, mile and a sixteenth on Turf.
Stamping Ground, won; Injunction second;
Rostand, third. Time 1:47 4-6.
CHICAGO, Sept. 12. Linguist wen the
Tecumseh handicap st Harlem today. Re
sults: First race, six ftirlona-s. lxrd Melbourne.
won: First Attempt, second; Safeguard. ;
inira. l lme. j:ii -a.
Becond race, mile and a sixteenth. Major
Dixon, won: Compass secend. Ola Mike,
third. Time 1:S5.
Third race, mile and three-eights Tf cum
seh handicap Ung-.iist, won: Major Tenny,
second, lendln. third. Time 2.24 2-6.
Fourth race, seven furlongs: Cnllant. won;
Ragtag, second: Brulare. third. Time 1:313-5.
Fifth race, six furlongs: Rock way. won;
Nsanle Hodge, second; Ahola. third. Time
1:14 4-6.
Blxth race, mile and a sixteenth. Crat
won; Dodie S. second. O'llagen, th'rd.
Time, 1:50 2-5.
ST. LOL'IS, Sept. 15. Barney Srh-elher
sprung a surprise on the talent, and In
cidentally mnde a big kilting on bis Im
ported Bain Parolee colt. Bnpgerly. when
the youngster galloped past the Judges t rt
in the new century stakes. rnr 2 year oMs.
at Delraar Park today. Results:
won: Blrdslayer, second; Crime, third.'
Time. 1:24.
Second race, six furlonrs, mirse: Venr'ck.
won; Ben Adkins, second. Old Stone third.
Time 1 :24. .
Third race, nne mile; Lyr.cn. won: Our
Lsd, second; Whltmore, thtrd. Time,
1:5S.
Fourth race, six fnrlonps hanfllcan. stake:
Baggerlv. won: Duggler, recond; Branras,
tbrd Time 1:M.
Fifth race, one file " - --Is:
Fon Spray, vn; Elcsney, secon:"Coo O o,
third. Time 1:5.
Blx'h race, six fur'ongs- O'-s T -''. -on:
Bid Silver, second. Echo Dale, thl-d. Time.
i.nvi.
Seventh rare, one mil nd a,-i-nty vnrd:
Iou Clieveeiden, won; FKa Dillon, second;
Baronet, third. Time. 1:56H.
Marble Makes Good Score.
In a two-msn tearx renfeh ori C'tV's
howling alleys last nlrbt Mnrhte end Knn
rtco won ensllv over Potter and Schneider,
the score standing:
1st. M. d. Tot"'
arbie r f f" er
Francisco 19 1M 17 'MS
Totals..
Tetter
Schneider .
TotaM..
410
Sd.
175
irrr i.jis
l-t. Tot t
1t tvf,
iro C9
1st.
... 1A
... 4
T!t SST tSt
Ml
Crraeens teniae to Oasabsu
Neit Saturday afternoon Oesceus, the
great. w,ll be driven an exhibition m'le
nninst time on (he track of tho Trl-Ctv
driving club in Omaha. As this track has j
always been considered one ot me ubi-bi
In the ofintry. It is expected that its record-breaking
davs of the rst mav b re
newed. Tho greet stalMon lia-erel his half
mile track record st Lincoln durng the
week, and It Isn't out rf the question that
he will do It again In Omaha. Creceu is
pared In his trials by an autnmnblie and a
running horse. In sfldltion to the exhibi
tion m'le, the club hae arranged a fine pro
gram of sports, and an afternoon's enjoy
ment Is nscured all who attend.
Holiday In Msrylavd.
BALTIMORE, Md.. Bept. li. The Balti
more Chambe-. of Commerce, Stock ex
change and public buildings are cl std to
ri a v, which is a holiday by legislative act.
The day Is known ss "Old Defenders' Day"
in raemorv of the battle of North Point In
1S14. in which the Maryland militia de
feated an invading British army.
unless asked to do son
TESTIMONIAL
Chsyenne, Wyo., July . ISuS.
Cook Medical Co., Omaha, Neb.:
Gentlemen Please send me another ship
ment a.f medicine. 1 am considerably bet
ter. My mouth and throat are not sore.
My shit.s are still s little sore and not
quite healed. My hair haa slopped fulling
out and I am confident I shall soon be well.
I owe you my life, tt men ss my health.
Your treatment done more in I months
than others in years. Yours, etc.,
A. B. BELL.
OUR GREAT
25 Per Cent
Redaction-
Tho Furniture Event of tho Season
We must reduce our presenttock of Furni
ture, Rugs and Curtains $25,000.
You will find some convincing arguments in
the following list: t
25 Per Cent Reduction cn Library Tables
. KORMKK S4I.B
mil K. ' PRICK.
Mahogany Library Table f 74.00 f.V.0
Mahogany Library Table 5".00 41.2.7'.
Mahogany Library Table 43.00 ,n.7o
Mahogany Library Table 44.00 '3.1.op
Weathered Oak Library Table 49.0 .37.U
Mahogany Library Table 32.00 24.00
25 Per Cent Reduction on Parlor Tables
Mahogany Parlor Table .' . $39.00 f2!.2."f
Mahogany Parlor Table 56.00 42.00
Mahogany Parlor Table 55.00 41.25
Mahogany Parlor Table ....27.00 20.25
Mahogany Parlor Table ' 22.00 .1G.60
Mahogany Parlor Table 14.00 10.50"
Mahogany Parlor Table 1G.00 12.00
Mahogany Parlor Table 20.00 15.0d
Golden Oak Parlor. Table 20.00 15.00
Golden Oak Parlor Table 10.50 12.3S
Golden Oak Parlor Table 12.00 9.00
25 Per Cent Reduction on Sideboards
Golden Oak Sideboard f 00.00 45.00
Golden Oak Sideboard ; 5G.00 42.00
Golden Oak Sideboard 53.00 41.25
Mahogany Sideboard 87.50 . 05.0;V
Golden Oak Sideboard 45.00 .'.'..75
Golden Oak Sideboard'- : 35.00 . 2i25
25 Per Cent Reduction on Hall Glasses
and Scats
Flemish Uall Glass
Flemish Hall Seat
25 Per Cent Reduction on Chin i Cabinets
Weathered Oak China Cabinet
Golden Oak China Cabinet ..
Wax Oak China Cabinet
Wax. Oak China Cabinet ....
25 Per Cent Reduction on Parlor Rockers
Mahogany, Rocker
Mahogany Kocker
.Mahogany Rocker
f .1 ll fr4 l t'..l-,.
Mahogany Divan
Mahogany Three-riece Parlor Suit.......... 91.50
Weathered Oak Davenport, leather upholstery 67.50
Weathered Qak Davenport, velour upholstery 32.00
Mahogany Pedestal . . .
Golden Oak Pedestal
Flemish Oak Pedestal
Golden Oak Pedestal .
Mahog;anT Pedestal . . .
25 Per Cent Reduction on Chiffoniers
Golden Oak Chiffoniers
Golden Oa"k Chiffonier
Golden Oak Chiffonier
Golden Oak Chiffonier
Birds-eye Maple Chiffonier
Mahogany Chiffonier
Curly Birch
Mahogany Chiffonier
Curly Birch Chiffonier
Mahoganv Chiffonier
Muhogany Chiffonier .
25 Per Cent Reduction on Dressers
Mahogany J)renwr .1. $42.50 $31.88
Mahogany Dresser . . .' . .".0.00 37.50
Mahogany Drewner 40.00 34.50
Burl Wafnut Dresser .' 72.00 54.00
Golden Oak Dresner 44,00 ' 33.00
BirdVEye Maple Dresser .-. 41.75 31.33
Mahogany DresK-r 35.00 .20,25
25 Per Cent Reduction on Dressing Tables
Mahogany Dressing- Table ..$72.50 $54.38
BirdVEye Maple ressiDg Table 41.75 ' 312'
Bird's-Eye Maple Dressing Table 35.50 . 20.6.1
Mahogany Dressing Table 32.00 24.00
Curtains
Weare making a
count on every pair of Lace Curtains in our store
ROOM SIZE RUGS
HERE DIsfOlWT KW. FMItg.
$40.009x12 and 8-3x10-0 Boyal Lowell and Brandbar Wil
ton Bugs ;.$32.7
$35.009x12 and 8-3x10-0 Body Brussels and Bigelow Ax-
minster '. 25.00
$25.009x12 Brussels and Jap, Oriental Bugs 15,00
$10.00 Our full line of fine Men erized Portieres, in Orien
tal and plain eolors 7.50
35c and 40e All our 35c and 40c Jap and China Mattings 25c
npfrn rnniurni
1315-17-19
Sale
. $20. 1 1
, . . . . 53.50
$20.07
10.13
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.$38.00
, 24.00
, 68.00
, 50.00
$28.50
18.00
51.00
37,50
$35.00
25.00
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39.50
$20.23
21.00
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20.(;:
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50.03.
24.00
(5.75
11.25
11.63
6.00
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15.00
15.50
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a
5.25
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.$32.00 $39.00
,. 34.50 25.8S
. 30.00 22.50
. 25,00 18.75
. 42.00 31.50
. 40.00 30.00
.. 38.00 2S.r,0
. 44.00 33.00
. 04.00 - 48.00
. 62.00 4G.50
. 32 50 24.38
and Rugs
25 per cent Special Dis
Farnam Street
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