THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: PATT7T.TFAY, ' MAY 23, 190.
12
PASS AND D1T WINS A CAME
St Jottpfc Thoro wi h a H t Whto it Vu
loaded to Prodnra Rsmlt.
esBSSBBesaBBW
ONLY THREE SAFE ONES OFF COMPANION
Rearke's Me a Mikt Nlae OM Mr.
tkti aad Flay Errorless Gaaae
la Field, hat leable to
CroM the Babber.
ST. JOSEPH, May . Speclal Telegram.)
-Bt. Joseph succeeded In shutting out
Omaha yesterday afternoon with a score of
I to 0. It waa through no fuult of Com
panlon's that hta men failed to slide over
the plata, but principally to the superb
support given Chlnn by the locals. Com
panion pitched a hard-fought gam and
held th Josephines down to three scatter
ing sofa hits, while Chlnn waa swatted by
very man who stepped to the rubber, and
was taken down for nine safe ones. Both,
Howard and Thomas slammed out pretty
two-baggon, but failed to get further than
the second sack.
When McBrlde, In ths fourth, waa pre
sented with a bass on balls, and Sample
went to first on a fielder's choice. It was
Bolden vsho slammed out tha ohunk to
loft that brought both men home.
Carter made a pretty running oatoh of
Bclden's skyscraper. In the eighth, with
three men on bases. It looked as though
Omaha would tie tha store and that an
other seventeen-iunlng gams was in the
dock. However, two popup out to Mc
Brlde and another to left field spoiled the
only Chan ca. Attendance, 600, Ths score:
ST. JOSEPH.
. AS. R. H.
Hurt man. or :.. I o o
McBrlde, as I 1
Bample, rf 1
Kemmer, lb. ,4 0
A.
Belden. It....,
. 'Webster. 2b ,
Schlebeck, 8b ,
Garvin, o. ...... .......
Chlnn, p,..M
.. t 0
... I
Totals 25 1
4
14
AB.
Carter, rf
Howard, Zb 4
Miller, If 4
Welsh, cf 4
lolun, ss 4
Thomas, lb..., 4
Rhipke, lb 4
(lending, c S
Companion, p
Freese 1
McCarthy 1
o
0
0
Kww York : H 51 10 .077
PL ) It .il
Pittsburg ti 1 1 .8"
Prooklvn M It 20 .34
Borton It 11 M .If
Phlladelnhla 29 t 24 .174
riiniM todav: Rt. l.mila at ChlcaSTO. (In
clnnall at Pittsburg, Brooklyn at New
Tork. Boston at Philadelphia.
GAMES 1.1 TUB AMERICA LEAGUE
Ckleasras Have a Cbaaee te see
Gaate at Olevelaed.
CLEVELAND. May 27. Cleveland and St
Louis played a postponed game today,
Cleveland winning by bunching hits In the
third and fifth Innings. IXmahue kept St.
Louia' hits scattered. Bar's batting waa a
feat ur. Tim Clilcneo base ball team
watched the game from the grandstand,
Attendance. 4.U1&. score:
CLCVBLAND. I ST. LOUIS.
r u n a I R.H.O.A
Bt. rf I 11 Barkett. If... 1 I 0
Luah. M 1 1 Hstdiirk, ef..
nre.lla.. lb.. 1 11 Hrmphlll. rf. 1 1 t I
.aim. a 1 f 9 Wallace, ss.. 1 t 4
Fll.a. rf t 1 t Jones, lb I It
Hlrkmii. th S S 1 I 1 Hill, lb 0 til
grawsna. lb. t 11 0 Paides, lb... 4 I
Vemle. C....X I t t t Siifden, 1 I I
Dou.hua. n.. S S 4 triad. t t t I
,01easoa .... I t t 0
Totals t t 17 II 1
.1 Total!
Batted for Glade In ninth.
Cleveland .. 0 0 2 0 I 0
St. Louis 00010001 0 a
First base on errors: Cleveland. 1. Two-
base hitsi: Bradley, Hemphill, Wallace.
$23FJ582J?1 Crtltn-T,m" WORLD'S BOWLING RECORDS
' steadier of tba Teases.
Still Hifhsr.
Tkree Haw Records Established fe
Klve-Men Team la a Match ef
Geaarml AII-Arosi4 Ei
eelleace.
Played. Won. Lost P C.
Milwaukee 1 IX .X3
Tolumhus 29 18 U .621
Bt Paul 31 IS 11 .61
Ivltsnapolja II 17 14 .641
Louisville 36 17 II
Minneapolis 10 11 17 .4.13
Toledo 28 10 18 ,8t7
Kansas City 28 U Ml
Qnmes today: Toledo at Columbus.
Louisville at Indlanarjolla. Milwaukee at
Bt 1'aul, Kansas City at Minneapolis,
Game Instsy.
The Lee-Glsss-Andreesen'a DHs-tnala and
the Armour Packing company's team will
play thla afternoon at the Vinton Street
park. As thee clubs are composed of
"iiiniitt premier amateur players a gooa 1 . , . .v.. r. v
exhihitinn in .a,,rt trJ? . A couple of weeks ago on ths Omaha
t. eaturday. Game will be called at 1:30. Ths I Bowling association, alleys an vmana dowi
lineup:
L.-O.-A.
Foley
Bradford
Mlnnlkus
Ijtwlnr ..
W hltnev
Ipnpen ..
Taylor ..
Position. Armours.
.First base Peterson
Boond base...
Third base..
Shortstop..
I-eftfleld..,
Centerfleld..
....Rlghtfleld....
i ai u a I .
Bitneiaer..
C'lalr, Crelghton... Catcher..
.'.Pitchers!
Car, 1 11
Tonneman
. McMahon
.... Bowler
.... Gibson
,.. Withers)
... O'Keefe
Adams
Jelen .
Crelsrbtoa aad Tbarstoa Rifles,
flVelirhtnn nntlpirA on 'niiiiitr.n tIS
lnra-uiK nu: me, wi ihub juis. iluiiu- i meet on the crelghton diamond this after
nue, Bcnwanz, neiurn-a. oiuirn uustw;
Lush, Lajoie (2. Double play: Wallace to
Padden to Jones. First base on balls: Off
Ionahue, 2; off Glade. 1 Hit by pitched
ball: Donahue. Glade. lft on bdfwt :
Cleveland, 7; St. Ixuis, 7. Struck out: By
lonahue, : Dy uiade, 4. Time: l:4U un
plres: lwyer and King.
ing team succeeded in smashing ths world's
record for three games by a Ove-man team
of 1,217, held up to that Urns by a team
at Krle, Pa. The Omaha team rolled I.EZ,
and felt pretty good over It. Last night
the new world's record vanished before the
work of the same team, and a new mark
of 1,260 was put up. This Is likely to stand
Wilkinson Ior awhile, and it also contains another
world s record, that of 1.1S6 lor a single
game by a five-man team. This record was
previously held at Erie, Pa., also, being
1,164. Still another world s record Is claimed
for this team, that of the highest average
for fifteen conaecutlve games, the average
being 1.046. The record of the last Ave
matches of this team for three games each
This
0
Totals 84 0 U
Batted for Gonding in the ninth.
Batted for Companion In the ninth.
tit. Joseph 00010000
Omaha 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Stolen bases: McBrlde (2), Hart man (3)
Struck out: By Chlnn, 6:by Companion, 4,
First base on bails: Off Chlnn. 1: off Com.
panlon, t. .Two-base hits: Thomas. How
ard. Timer 1:15. Umpire: Cusack.
gloax City Wlas Game.
DES MOINES, May CT, Errors and Har
vey's wlldness lost today's game to Slouz
City, 12 to i. Llndeman, who was In the
box for the visitors, pitched fast ball, and
waa given goua support, ecore:
R.H.E,
rnoux L'lty ....l 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 6 13 13
Des Moines ..0 01001000 3 10
Batterlqs: Sioux City, Llndeman and
xiess; Lies Aioines, Harvey ana u. Clark.
Staadlas; of tha Teams.
Played. Won. Lost. P.O.
Dsnver 27 It 8 .704
v oioraoo oprings ... a 16 8 .662
St. Joseph 28 16 13 .639
Omaha 29 13 18 .448
Ies Moines 81 12 10 .887
Sioux City 2 8 18 .807
Games ' today: Omaha at St Joseph,
Sioux City at Des Moines, Colorado Springs
at ivenver.
GAMES IN TUB RATIONAL LEAGUE
Errors Dimmed by tha Brilliancy of
Ptaylagr at Chicago.
CHICAGO, May 27. Although the error
column shows several mlsplays on both
sides, the game was close and exciting,
brilliant fielding by both teams oftsettlng
their errors. Taylor's hit and a double
play py Tinker and Evers were the fea
lurea. boots;
ST. LOUIS.
R.H.O.A.g
flh.r, ss till
Bhannoo. rf.. 1 1 1 t
Bscklsr, lb., t t U t
8 moot. of.... t t I t
Brain, if t t 1 t t
I'trrsU, lb... t t I 1
Burks. Ih.... salt
arsdr. e I t t 1 t
Taylor, ...- i 1 t t t
Tetels..
t tm u t
'. CHKUQO.
R.H.O.A. B.
Wleker, cf... 0 0 10
Cassr. lb..., 1 II I 1
Chinos, lb...O I t 1
Kilns, if t 1 t t 0
Coiridon, It., t 1 I 0 1
Jonas, rf. tilt
Svsrs. Ib..... 1110
O'N.lll, .... t t T t 0
Tlnkar, ss.... 1 1 t 4 1
Brttss, p I I I I I
Totals I t 17 11 tl
One out when winning run was scored.
Chicago 0 t 1 0 1 0 f 1-t
St. Louis otoooiooi 1
Left on bases: Chicago, t: St. Louis. 8.
Two-base hits: Chance, Shannon. Three-
base hit: Tinker. Horn run: Taylor.
Sacrifice hits: Chanos, Beokley. Stolen
bases: Casey, Tinker (2) Shay, Bmoot,
wiener. uouDie piay: ii
Passed ball: Orsdy. First base on balls:
Off Brlggs, L Hit by ball: O'NsUl, Casey.
time: i.m. umpire: n.nisua.
Sow York Gets Aaotha Gama.
NEW TORK, May 27t-rooklyn lost an.
other game to New Tork today, prlncl
pally by inability to hit Matlhewson. At
tendance, 4.600. Boore:
1W TOSS. l BltOOkXTN.
R.U.O.A.g a.R.O.A.B
Browns, rf... 0 lit WSbsskars, 111 I I I
IrtTlln, lb.... 1 t t i 0 Umlr, rf... t I t t t
uobas, u f 1 f
Mwisun, lb.. 1 I U 1
slants. It.... t 1 I t 0
H st'U'mk. sf t t I t 0
Dahlea, ss... 1 I I ol
, Ollbart, lb... t I 1 4 1
Warn.r, .... I 0
Bowsrmsa, a, I I I I I
kuubaw'n, p 1 1 1 4 ttl
Ollleu. lb.... I 111 1 I
Strsna lb.:..t till
usuk, ssv.
U.ai
Rlttar,
t, as...... t t 1 1 0
C'Sik, lit I ! I I
sr. s t t 4 I 1
UaXTto, I t 1 I 0
tisasisr t t t t t
ToUls I t M 14 4 TotaJs 1 t M II I
tiattsd for Uarvln in ninth.
New Tork 0 t M 1 M 0 M
Brooklyn OlOtOOOO-4
Left on bases: New Tork. Brooklyn,
9. Sacrltloe hits: Gilbert. Xevlln, M. Mo
Coriulck, Lumley. Stolen bases: Devlin,
liiK'aun, Mertes (2), Lumley. Base on
balls: Off Matthewson, I; off Oarvln, 4.
Base on errors: Brooklyn. L Hit by pitched
duii: ay uarvin, l. biruuk out, ay Mat'
thewson. t: by Garvin. 4. Pasaed balls
Warner. 1. 'Wild pttohes: Matthewson. .
TUne: 2:0U Umptre; O'bay.
ClnelnaaUl Didat Wsst Osnvs.
PITTSBURQ, May 17 The only ohancs
Cincinnati had for winning the game was
lost in the ninth when YVagner made a
startling catch of Coroorana Una drive
and doubled Seymour at flrst. Attendance,
.sou. score:
riTTssiaa , Cincinnati.
U H.O.A.S I R.H.O.A
Bssument, cf t t t t Husgina tb.. t tilt
Clark., it.... tit 0 Donllu, U.. t Mil
Voh. lb.... I lit 0 Kail, lb...., t 111 I t
Wsausr, ss... lilt Saruour, of.. 01100
saenug. n... s v v iHiian, n 0 9 I t 0
(arlsch. lb... 1 t II t lCoroora, ss.. t t 1 I t
Kltcber, 'it.. til 3 Woodruff, lb. t t t 1 1
fbalpa. sS.... t 1 I 1 0F.ua, s t t 4 I t
bUliyus, p.. 0 0 0 I Oallunv. p.... 0 tilt
ToUls .1 "l II U ll Totsls .0 4 14 Tl i
Pittsburg t 0 0 0 t) 0 0 1
Cincinnati 10000000 00
Two-base hit: Carlsch. Three-base hit:
PhiUippe. Stolen baas: Wagner, tumble
play: Wagner to Carlsch. rlrst base on
Kalis:
HI rue
Time
Boatoa Wlas Close Game.
PHILADELPHIA, May 57. Boston won
today's game by opportune hitting. At
tendance, TM Soora:
BOSTON. . PHILADELPHIA.
H O A S I R.U.O.AB.
O.Ue, cf 1 lit IThoaua, at.. I 131
Ttnn.r, lk...l 111 t t Olaasoii, lb., t I 1 I I
AblacSlo, ss. t 1 t I 1 WalfM'l, Ib t t t t t
CotfUr, if.... t lit t Our Is. lb.... t I 11 t t
Koran. t t t 4 t Barrf, rl t t I 1 0
lJrl.feant. Ib t I I t 1 DviSr. U. 1 1 0 t I
kauir, lb.. 1 1 I I t Hulawut, ss. t 1 I I 1
ta.o.j, rf.... I t t t t Doom. a. till
Willis, p t t t t t irsssr, p t t 1 I 0
Totsls I lU 14 I Totals t t IT M l
Hulswltt out. hit by batted ball
Potion ltlttOlO t t
l'hiladelphla H It 1 H 1 H
Two-base hits: Haymer. Hulswltt Stolen
tiasaa: (Jalar, Wolverton, Looln. Iouble
plas: Thumas to iooln, baury to iriur
to HuUwllL Left on basesi: Boatou, t:
PhlUUelulila a, First base on balls: Oft
Ulia, 1, oft Frsaor. 8. Struck out: By
Willi.. 4: by Fras.-r. i Wild paoli: yraaar.
Tlui: 1.6u. Umpire: Johnatoue.
Staa4lasr at tha Taasm.
Played. VTon. Ixst. P C
Cincinnati It tl 11 ,r
Chicago U U It .071
i n surr iaiiaui. c irvi Daae on
i: Off Phlllipp, 1. off Kellum, 3.
ck out: By Plilllippe, 4; by Kellum. 4.
o: 1:3U Umpires: dimmer and Moraa.
Philadelphia has Chaaee ta Bratr.
PHILADELPHIA. May 27.-Phlladelphla
defeated New xork today by hard se
quentlal hitting. Attendance, 3,023. Score:
PHILADELPHIA. NEW TORK.
R.H.O.A. . R.H.O.A.g.
Hartssl. if... 0 t I t 1 Kaalrr. rf
r ckarlnt. cl.l I lew ( onror. as
iMTla, lb 1 1 It t 0 Willi. ma, Ib. 1 I I 1 t
L. C'roaa, Ib .l 1 1 1 0 Andaraon, U, I 1 I I I
HoUman. rf.. 110 0 I (ianacl. lb.... 0 I 0 V
Murphr, lb..l lit O'Kolll. of t lilt
Shrsck. a 1111 0 Klalnoar, c... 1 1 I I 0
Hanlar, p.... 6 til O Thoney, Ib... I 1 1 t 1
MoRoss, SS...1 lit 1 OrlSHh. P....0 t t t t
1
Totals t 11 IT It I Totals I t 4 4 1
PhlladeluWa ( 0 1 2 0 1 8 0 7
New Tork 0 0000121 1-6
Two-base hits: M. Cross. Klelnow, Mur
phy, Williams, Thoney. Three-base hit:
Hoffman. Stolen bases: Williams, Klelnow,
Thuney, Keeler. Double play: M. Cross,
Murohv and Davis. Base on balls: Off
Henley. 4 Lft on Dases: fxew tors, i.
Ph llsdnlnh a. . Hit bv Ditched Dan: uavis
Keeler. Struck out: By Grlflltb, 2; by Hen
ley. 4. Wild pitch: Grlltitn. Time: i:oo.
Umpires: Sheridan and Carpenter,
It Hla-ht Have Beea.
BOSTON, May 27. But for wretched sup
port from his outneiaers ana a coeuy mi
noon, the game bolng called at 8:30. Craieh
ion s successive victories have put that
team In its best trim and the soldiers are
likewise In good form, so a game worth
watcning is anticipated. The lineup:
r-rltflitnna I'nul 1 1 ,,n TkuratAni
Crelghton Catcher Fegan is 3.Q29. 8,232, 8,115, 3,065 and 3,28a
Mct.ormlck Pitcher Prlmeau I wonderful bowling is done under reguia-
Prendergast First base. Howell Uon conditions, with a referee and foul
Mullen Second baas Sullivan I line umpire, so there can be no question
I-anltran Rhortston.
Garvey Third base..
McShane Right field...
caaaidv Center Hold.
I I I Ml Lampbier.... Loft field.
o o s
... Briodon
.' Daup
Baehr
....... .8ge
....Lanveille
to its authenticity, and waa done In
regular competition.
The scores made by the team that was
defeated last night would look good In
University Game at It. Loala. T w c oi w.e
ST. LOUIS, May .-The Washington men nWa wa "n nno Iorm ana on"'
university baae ball team today defeated
the representatives of Kansas university
In a loosely Dlaved same at tha Stadium
at the World s fair grounds by a score of
M to 10. The game was called at the
end of ths seventh Inning owing to dark-
ness.
Refuse to Release Milton.
CINCINNATI. Mav tt The National I score
Dase ball commission has refused to re
lease Lawrence Milton from Kansas City
ana rerusea to consiaer tne claim or hin
sas city against Norwood R. Gibson.
splendid work was done. The feature of
the evening was the picking up of some
difficult spares by the champion team.
Sprague bowled in very hard luck for two
games, or the record would have been put
much higher. He got several awkward
splits on what looked like strike balls. The
EVENTS OW TUB RCNJ1IKG TRACKS
Asoeasloa Wins the Patchogne Stakes
at Qravesend.
play by J Slahl, Dunkle of Washington I . YORK! May 27. Ascension, at 15
would have won a Ditchers' battle from V f- w me r-atcnogue stakes, about six
Toung today. Attendance, l.biia. score:
BOSTON. I WASHINGTON.
B.H.O.A.a.l B. H.O.A.S.
DouahartT. If 1 1 1 0 0 Moraa. ss.... t t 1 t I
Collins. Ib...l S t I t Ortta. If t S I 0 0
C Btahl. of., t lit 0 Drill, rf t 1 1 I I
CHAMPIONS,
1st, 2d. 8d. Total.
Ftltscher 217 2'
Hodges 2u0 225 2il
Sprague 178 227 1H3
Chandler 237 279 214
Huntington 224 246 2u3
630
ftif
69S
Til
673
3,260
Totals 1,066 1,186 1,008
THIS OTHER FELLOWS.
1st, 2d. 3d. Total
Clay 187
Marble 1U
Brunke 194
Denman 232
laf
193
215
214
2u6
184
1U7
213
167
167
Totals...
988 1,020 878
Praaman, rf.. 1 t 1 t t
l'arnu ss.... t 8 T t 1
Lr:iiance, lb t t 14 t 0
rarrla. lb.... t 1 8 I 0
Crlgar, a.... 0 t 4 t 0
Ysuus. P I 1 t 1 0
CaaaldT. Ib... 1 1 1 1 I
McConn'k, 2b 1 1 I 3 t
J. Slab!, lb., t I II 1 1
DonoTsn, of.. 0 t t t 1
Klttradxs, o.. 0 0 4 I
Dunkls, p.... 0 0 0 1 0
ToUls 4 1 17 (4 ll ToUls 8 I 14 11 4
Boston 8 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 4
Washington 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 0 0-4
Two base hits: Parent, J. Btahl. Home
run: Toung. Stolen base: J. Stahl. Double
plays: Ferris to Parent to ltChance U).
Klttredge to McCormlck (2). First base on
balls: Off Dunkle, 1; off Youni, z. Hit by
furlongs, at Qravesend today. Major Pel
h&m. heavily rtlaved for thA nlnpa wna nan,
third. Astarita made the pace well into Hrur
mo sureicn, wnere ene. stopped and As
cension and Major Pelham closed and the
lormer won ariving by a head. Results:
First race, five furlomrs: Panrlv wnn.
manna second, uoiaen bunrlse third. Time
i :ii.
Second race, about six furlongs: Un
marked won, Dick Bernard second,
imuKiiiy ijaay inira. 'lime: 1:11.
Third rope riunH1.ari mil. anJS AnA-elv
teenth: Damon won. Stolen Moments seo- I Lincoln High won In a walkover from
LINCOLN WLS THE FIELD
2,883
MEET
Wins More Points Than Omaha and
Tork Combined.
(From a Staff Correspondent.) .
LINCOLN. May 17. (Special Telegram.)
pitched ball: By Dunkle, 1. Struck out: By I 1:01.
ioung, oy uuniit, s. wna puca; ivuuaie,
lime: umpire: u uougniin.
Staadlnar of the Teams.
ond, Dainty third. Time: 1:4754.
Fourth race, Patchogue stakes, about
six lurloncs: Ascension won. Malnr Pel
ham second. Astarita third. Time: l:10tL
Fifth race, five furlongs: Waterside won.
vvnn foiiy second, mi brio third. Time
Played. Won. Lost. P.C.
10
12
13
14
16
17
20
3
(
Boston 32
Cleveland ....!. 30
Philadelphia 32
New Tork ...81
Chicago 34
St Louis 31
Detroit 31
Washington 29
Games today: St Louis at Detroit, Chi
cago at Cleveland. Washington at Boston,
niiaaeipnia at Mew xora,
23
18
19
17
18
14
11
6
687
.660
.593
.549
.629
.4fil
.356
.207
Sixth race, about six furlongs: Ancestor
won, eir iynnewooo second. Alliance third.
Time: i:u.
CINCINNATI. May 27. Results
First race, six furlongs: Mabel won
Frivol second, Miriam W third. Time: 1:154.
Second race, four and one-half furlongs:
Omaha and York in the high school cham
pionship held and track meet here today.
The feature of the meet was the 220-yard
dash, won by Burrua of Lincoln in 22
seconds. This was made more interesting
because Burrua and Wlldman of Tork, his
opponent, had tied In the 100-yard dash.
The scores were: Lincoln, 644; Omaha, 26,
and Tork, 23& The individual winners
were:
Half mile run: Won bv "Miner. Lincoln;
Kuns, Tork, second; Beard, Omaha, third.
Time: 2:13V.
Pole vault: Won by Raymond, Lincoln:
I- . u u . . ' V. .. J 1,1 VJ I Hi . 11 1 1 w 1 11 ,
Barwick. Lincoln, and Mead. Tork. tied for
Oreen Gown third. Time: 0:66. I second. Distance: 9 feet 4 Inches.
Third race, mile: Jake Greenburg won. I Twelve-pound shot nut: Won bv Durkea.
Montnelier second. Tom Hall third. Time: I Omaha: Tavlor. Tork. second. C. Collins.
1:89 14- Lincoln, third. Distance: 38 feet 1 inch.
Fourth race, mile, handicap: Lev Dorsey KiO-yard dash: B. Wlldman, Tork, and
won. Proofreader second, Harding third. Burruss, Lincoln, tied for first: Winters,
Time: 1:40. Lincoln, third. Time: 0:10Vk-
Fifth race, five furlongs: Fred Reka won, I 120-yard hurdles: Won by Walsh, Lincoln
GAMES IX AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Yellow Fleldlnsr at Minneapolis by
Both of the Teams.
MINNEAPOLIS. May 27. Minneapolis de
feated Kansas City today, the home team
batting Durham hard, while Bailey was
effective at critical times. The neicung on
both sides was ragged. Attendance, l.too.
Score:
atlNNlATOLIS. . KANSAS CITT.
R.H.O.A.g. I R.H.O.A.g.
Mslonsr. rf..l 1 0 0 0 Bill, rf-lb.... 1 1 1 0 1
s v e vsnauren, u. i s a i
lit Nsnos, cf.... 0 1 1 0 0
lit Uonnar. Ik... t I I 1 1
110 Bran, s I 1 I 1 t
tOt Mont'r, tb-rt 1 t I t t
St 1 Murphr, lb... t 1 T I t
4 1 Lawaa, ss.... 1 1 1 1 1
til Durham, p... 1 8 t 4 t
ttt,
1 Total. I 0 14 11 4
Totals 11 14 IT 11 I
Manfred second. Black Art third. Time:
1:01. .. .... -.
Sixth race, mile and one-eighth: Rosa
mond won, Bftifd second, Missile third.
Time: l:M.
CHICAGO. Mav 27. Results:
First race, four furlongs: Sllverskln won
Woodlands second, Swedish Lad third.
Time: 0:60.
Second race, steenlechase. short course
Itacatlara won. Cyclone second, Alma Olrl
third. Time: z:tz.
Third race." mile and one-half: Potheen Tork, third. Time: 0:64"vi
McDonald Tork, and Newell, Omaha, tied
for second. Time: 0:174.
Running high lump: Rathbone, Lincoln,
and Burruss, Lincoln, tied for first; Mead,
Tork. and Cherrinaton. Omaha, tied for
second: Height: 6 feet 6 Inches.
iweive-pouna Hammer throw: Won fcv
Collins, Lincoln) Haberle, Lincoln, second;
Cherrlngton, Omaha, third. Distance: 130
LrrKL i men.
Quarter mile run: Won hv- Miner T.ln.
coin; Burnett, Omaha, second; McDonald,
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Bull I ran, tt.. I
com tar. it... 0 1
Crmploa, lb. 0 0
Weaver, a.... I I
fox, Ib 1 1
Laalls, lb.... I 1
aioNlca'la, tb 0 I
Oylar, ss I I
aUllsr, 9 I 1
won, Lacy Crawford second, Black Wolf
third. Time: 2:36.
Fourth race, seven furlongs: Monsieur
Beaucare won, Injunction second, Katie
Bowers third. Time:
Fifth race. Ave furlongs: Allen Avon won,
Adare second, Delcarln third. Time: i:v-t.
220-yard dash: Won by Burruss, Lincoln;
B. Wlldman, Tork, second; Winters, LJni
coin, third. Time: 0:22.
220-yard hurdles: Won by Newell, Omaha;
Rathbone, Lincoln, second; Walsh, Lin
coln, third. Time: 0:27.
Mile run: Won by Kensington. Tork:
Sixth race, five snd one-half furlongs: Bexton. Omaha second: Marriott. Omaha
New Mown Hay won, Peter J. Bomers sec- I third, time: 6:08.
ond, Precious third. Time: 1:08.
ST. LOTUS. Mav 27. Results:
First race, five furlongs, selling: Hoe
JlAWn wnn Crnt aarinH V Al I mSTltOWn
Fox put out of gams for disputing urn- third. Time: 1.044.
clrau I flfoond race, six and one-half furlongs.
Minneapolis 0 1 0 4 1 0 0 1 11 I selling: Amlnte won, Requisition second, I AMES PRBPARIS 9 FOR FOOT BALL
Kansas City 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 0- 6 I uoiinaa inira. iimi: i:ai.
T..k... kit.- Dvl.r Ta.IU nal1r Bui. I llliru TBUB, in iui.o.ib., -.i-
Runnlnsr broad tumnr Wnn Kv Ttavmnn
Lincoln; Beard, Omaha, second; Rathbone!
jiucuin, irwru. jiatanoe: 2u leet Inches.
Half mils relav: Won bv Lincoln. Tork
second, Omaha third. Time: 1:80.
llvan. Nance. Lewee. Home run: Durham.
Base on balls: Off Bailey, 1: off Durham,
S. Struck out: By Durham. 6: by Bailey,
6. Double days: Weaver to Ovler. Cam
pion (unassisted). Wild pitch: Durham.
Sacrifice hit: McNichola. Left on. bases:
Minneapolis 6; Kansas City, a, Tims: 8:00.
umpire: .rears.
olds: Platoon won, Dameron second, Joe
Kelly third. Time: l:.
Fourth race, six furlongs: Mattle H won,
Ice water :second. miasuo inira. nnn
Fifth race, seven furlongs, purse: Ladas
won. Liyncn secona. x.ingo inira. xiuio.
1 M
nirtli hm mils and one-sixteenth, curse:
Nettle Regent won, Kxapo second, Hu-
cena third. Time: i:&u.
Rasreed Gasae ttt ladlaaapolls.
INDIANAPOLIS. May 27. Indlanaoolls
lSo!- Bcor?e:LOUlVUU AtUndano TALB GETS FIRST PLACB lit TRIALS
IMDiaMAPOLia.
a. HO. AS
Bosrtavar, ' tt 1 1 1
sUfooa, lb... 1140
MoCraary, of . 1 11 0
Bwand.r. It.. 11110
Csrr, lb. 1 I 1 1
Barrr. 0 111
Dicker, Is... I 1 11 0 0
Heee. as. I I I 4 11
rtsher, p I I I i
lOCUVILXS.
a H.O.A.S.
K.rwln. rf... 1 1
H.llmaa, It.. 1 1 I I I
Hart, lb 1 1 t I 0 I
Arndt, lb...., 0 I t I I I
nexter, at.... 1(10 11
Bra.Uear. lb. I 1 I 1 I
Scbrle.er. o.. ft I I I
yulnlaa. ss... I I I 1 I
Has Same Good Timber aad Arrssgei
a Strang; Series ef OaacsTs.
AMES. Is- Mav 87 fSrw-laJ lTh. ml.
look for a good loot ball team thla fall is
bright, although Ames will lose some of
the best men of last year's team. A good
schedule is being arranged for this faU by
Manager Elwood. A game has beeu ar
ranged for with ths State university, with
a guarantee of a return game, to be played
at a.mea in utJO. tnus giving lowa City no
excuse for claiming that Its schedule Is
full. Ames has been very successful In
athletics this year ud to the present time.
not having lost a single base ball game,
Wlnnlna the slata chunioloiiahln in lunula
in both singles and doubles, winning both
dual held meets with Grinnell and Drake
university.
ine varsity foot ball squad atUhe close
r i .. . . . i. j . i . . ? . ..
Renreaentattvea Shaw l' Strons; 1
Every Eveat Entered.
phtt.aiiri.PHIA. May 27. The prelim
tnnrv tHal in the twenty-ninth annual inter.
- : , . . , . . i . . l- . . I xiiu v hjmi lv ioor null hiuui ii inn o ni.
collegiate cnampionsnip were noiu ia . hi- i f . , .arm numbrKd ibout t&Biv 7
.mnnn on Franklin tield. The number of I " lafli, "n numDerea aDout twenty-live
l"an".rvTe harden,. Bcott. Jorg.n'sVn.
.vta on' the the nroaram. While no ""' ""luno.a"loi. r".
tUl records were beaten or equaled, the per- BaUe Lvman Henninaer. Foot hJII
ToUls. t t H 11 4 1 formanees of the men were Close 10 recora enthMuiw,,. hera ul rlolcin over tha f, t
Batted for Bohannon In ninth. time. The track was last ana parring a Ulat u,,, U)eir 0ia coach, wiU again be
Indianapolis lOOSOOOl 6 . . . .,,Vr I ners mis tail, following is ine sciieauia,
Louisvine o 1 o S S 1 1 1 o-3 tb5 daj: w" ''nis'L'L'0.1.".1".,- franQ m: sptmber 2;
Bases on balls: Off Fisher, S; off Bohan- .T. r...i .i. fiigmana rim i Ames; vqiooer i oe coi
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non r Btrok out! By Fisher. 1; by Bo- P11 vnt? vZb2wt?VJ;I?2? le8 " n"!; October's. State Normal at
hannon, t Two-base hits: Dickey, Carr. J" yerX vent ,n which thi-y were entered, j. October 16, Unlvorslty of Mlnne-
Arndt. Three-base hit Hart . Srtflce ne ,"Vw pl1. whfre Yle. Up?fi ftt Minneapolis; October & Simpson at
hits: Keiwln. Mcery ), BaFry. Double 7" JVh ""IP,1 Put vent in whlch laB" October 2. State University ot IOwa
plsys: Qulnlan to Brashear. Swander to toJed t0.qualfr.: , at lowa City; November s. Iowa College at
Barry. Left on bases: Indianapolis, I; Harvard had a food chance of landing Amea; November 12, opeu date; November
Louisville. 7. Timet i0. Umpire: Baui- honors, while Pennsylvania did us, CorneU College at Ames; November 4,
wlneT umpire. smw- much t, tnan .xpected. One of the Drake University at Des Moines.
Caeea Gets a Pessslsg.
ST. PAUL. May 17. The locals tied the
core in the eighth by Milwaukee pound.
Ing Chech with a vengeance In he elev
enth, bringing In Ave runs, putting St. Paul
out or the running. Attendance, I.60O.
Score:
MI1.WADKSS. I ST. PAUU
H n. A.B.I a u a 1 a
Stoae. rf..... 1 111 0 Jonas, ef I I 1 I
Bchacfer, as.. I I 0 Cllusmsa, as. 1 1 I 4 1
Clark. ia....I 4 4 0Jackaon. rf... 1 1 0
Paunall, if... 1 1 1 OWtaaaler, K..1 III
Hamphiil, IS Ills l u Brian, ss.. I 4 1
KateinaJi, lb.. 1 1 11 t Keller, lb.... 1 IT I
Walt, cf SIS OMarrao. lb... 0 4 I 1
O'brlaa, ci... 1 1 S Sullivan, a... 14 1
Sl.ti.ry. 0... 1 lit OjCaeca, 1 1 I I
StrtuklsU, P.l I 1 I t
I loiais e lv se aa I
TotaU I 14 19 as ll
Bt. Paul 0 I 1 H t I M H
Milwaukee 0 S00100000 6-
Two-baas hits: Slattery. . BUicklett.
Wheeler, Jackson. Home run: Btone.
Double play: Chech to Marcan. Bui 11 van.
Stolen bases: eVhaefer, Ollrien (Milwau
kee), Baternan, O'Brien (Bt. Paul). Sacri
fice hits: Clark. Bchaefer. Baae on balls:
Oft Btrlrklett. 1. Struck out: By Strickltt,
1; by Chech, 1 Time; lay. Umpire: Hart.
Celaaabea Oatplays Tolee,
COLUMBUS. May 17. Columbus out
played Toledo at all points of the arama.
aueuaance, ,&. ecore;
coUJaiuua roLlDa
K. H.O.A.S. K.H.O.11
; ; u-. ss. i i i
14 11 HaMltoa, Ib.l 111 1
1111 HlMimnser, HI I I I I
T T ? naauiua. a... 114 11
III Saraa. lb.... I 111
I a a a utouui.ra, 1 1
111 lC rleu.ll. ..... t 1
I ilrowa ; I I I I I
Drettlest of the day was the second heat
In the quarter mile run. It was anybody's I PH.OGBAM FOR TUB BfATIRElR
race until tweniy-nve yams irum iiia uipa,
a n ir.vln. (k. Ilaar mlnvMl rnnn.r nl
Pennsylvania went to tbe front and won. I List of Races, Horses aad Drivers for
Today's events simply aecmea wnicn men I Drlvlag C lab's Opealas Hoaday,
111 compete in tne semi-nnai triaia to-1 vniin-Hn. i. .,. r,m.. ... ....
Tt,. .r- .! trlul h..ta In tha I "." .." - I . . ." r L ""iTT. "
- - ..-.-J -- -- - I 'Z I opening maunee or ine cnnsuia. arriving ciuo
ino-vard dash, the time ranging from ten I i. j . . .u. o .... ...... . . u w
seconds to tenand three-flfths seconda The dttV af ternoun. Tha lirat race will be called
following Qualified for seral-nnals: at i:M ,,larp ttnd a wlll ue foP dutaace
U . . sua 9n BaltiwiLr V a IS 1 a S.sr AS. M'nP'raBV I m .a.. - . . .
. . ' ..rri .. iZ " V o one-nair mne, two nesus out uiree neoes-
Princeton. Rulon. Miller: Pennsylvania. I .r n wim
Cart well. Colgate, Castlemanj Oeorgetown, I j-jr,t Race, Pacing Black Hawk, bl. g.,
T"-':- .i I a- a- inorapson; jnoy ., or. g. a;
in ine w)-rara oaan, row wiai noaviai, i Campbell; Kkidy D.. br. g.. O.. Dietrich,
time from Tl tO CH Seconas, tne following I .,,nrt Mut. Tnallm-Aadla ti . oh m
qualified: Yale. Torrey, Dong; Pennsyl- gcurlet Wilkes, V. A. Nash; General Nut-
X? Xrr . V . Ml A . VI ' i"gnam, d. g.. Dy mutingnam, n. tu neaian;
Shick; Columbia, Leventrltt, Colgate, Cas-1 Myrle Boy, br. g., T. C. Byrne.
tleman. , I Third Baoe. Pax ing The Kid. br. by
The following qualified In the 120-yard I Director. H. W iiimni Anawlll. b. m.. bv
V I n ..Ul. . 1 . . l'V Tl ..... I . . i V n.1 .
nuiuio, iu. Liiai.. iiiiiv, i" ts uti r.u- i Anueisomaii. rr w . Lowrer loney w .. u.
onds: Tale, Clapp, Merts, Eales; Columbia, I g.. by Georu-e M. Naooleon, W. A. MoKey.
Curtlss; Cornell, Ketchum, Vnnuegetl Har- I Fourth Hace, Mixed Pacing and Trotting
.... Ulw. WInnAtnn i I 1 1 ' I . T . V. ........ I ' T . . . II.
Quallaed for Z2o-yard hurdle, four heats, I Bonnie, br. g.. by Bonnie Sprague. troUer.
time 24 to 17 seconds: Tslo, Johnson, I L. K. Mets; Allie Chnntwood, ch. m., by
Clapp, Cates; Cornell, Chimes, Voneusret I Oiantwood, pacer, J. W. Carr; Boberi, b.
Harvard. Baer) Syracuse, Bobertaon; Col-1 g., pacer, O. J. Milllgan; Nellie B., b. m.,
umoia, Colgate, casueman. I by onqueror, trotter, J. i. naner.
Ouallfled for 400-Tar d run. three heats. I Fifth Hax-e. Paclns Rocks, ch. c.. C.
time 61 to 61 H seconds: Tale, Txnd, Rwlng, ILerch; Lady Bell, bl. .m., by wlnslow
Burnap; Georgetown, Mulligan, Rellly; Wilkes, A. W. Henderson; Sam. b. g., by
Pennsylvania, Hevman, Taylor; Princeton, I Kaclnatlon, Frank Morlarltyi Max, b. g., by
nsrla rf...,
Wnslar. lb
CrWl. lb.....
Klbsi. Ik ...
Irai.r. ef..
Marlla, U.,
brl4w.il, ss.
.
aialarfcar, b. 1 t 1
Totals I 11 IT 11 ll Totals 1 I r? U I
Batted for Crlata.il In ninth.
Columbus t 110101 V-A
Toledo 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 01
Stolen bases: Delolnger, Reading. Saoti-
floe hits: Marlln, t) liara. rlrst base on
balls: Off Malarkey, I; off Crlstall, 1
hree-base hltsi Klhm. FrlcL Doulile ulava:
Frlniile to liaselton, Long to Hiit-ltun,
Tiaian to nraninar to liaselton. Hit bv
Jtuhed ball: lavla. Struck out: By Malar-
ill.., Iluruar Tllv..
Quullflea for half mile run. three heats,
t ... . a. n s.,v7a, v.u ajfnfv.. u .
son; Harvard, Buff man. Toung; Print eton.
Williams; Pennsylvania, Terry; Cornell,
Munann.
Putting shot, first five to Qualify, dis
tance. 41 feet t Inches to 4n feet 14 Inches,
In order named: Harvard, Schnenfesa, Rob
inson; Pennsylvania, Boyd, Amphera, Rol
lins; Tale, Kinney.
Pole vault, all at 11 feet 10 Inches: Tale.
Victor: Prtn-etin. Tooker; Amherst. Tav
lor: Pennsylvania. Moffart; Byraouse. Twe.
Kunnlng high lump, all reef lu Inches:
Tale, Victor; Princeton, Tooker; Amherst,
Taylor) Pennsylvania, Moffatt, Syracuse,
Iwa.
Throwing hammer, distance 100 feet 7
Inches to 135 feet 1 Inch: Princeton. Pewltt;
Yl, fihevlln. Glass, Harris; Syracuse,
Vanduyn.
Running broad lump. B feet H Inches to i
n feet 1 Inch: CnlumMa. Htranrland: Yale.
Hhetneln: I'ennsvlv.tnla. ITammer: Amherst,
WoodUne, T. H. Perfield.
MAT DISRUPT TI1H TRACK UHIOH
Cos's Protest Agalast Noraaal Brlaas
Trouble to the latereolleglate.
CEDAR RAPIDS. Ia.. May 17. (Bueclsl.)
According to statements from mumbers
or the collage, Coe oollrge may withdraw
from the Intercollegiate Track union and
the union may disband. The trouble arises
oy cue in the
cent meet here, wherein they lost ths
meet by two point to Slata Normal. Coe
objected to a runner of the Normal school
and their objection waa not only over
ruled, but antn. nf tha nfhar nolleere) mem
bers made alighting and Insulting remarks
about Coe and Its students for making the
protest, t ot claims tha matter to be uu
gentlemanly and does not care to asso
ciate with such people. The Iowa Inter
collegiate Track union has been In exist
ence for five years and consists of the
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any private disease or seoret habit of any kind, or who may at present be suf
fering from any poisonous discharges, will find it well worth their time to
come to the State Medical Institute for consultation and examination which
baa been established for the purpose of outing the terrible diseases and weak
nesses that destroy men's mental and physical powers, making the duties and
octal obligations of life a hardship and the enjoyment of niarltal life and hap
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f.uther, Perm, Cornell, Cos snd Upper
oB'a, end the rivalry has been fierce, espe
cially between Coe and Normal.
Tweaty-riT. Athletes Eater.
AMES, la., May 17.-(Bpeclal.-Iowa State
oolleare has entered twenty-five stbletes in
the bis; conference field meet to be held In
Chicago th first week In June. They are:
Bcott, Adamson. Coneland, Packard. Cave,
Thompson Mack, ullbarrl. Bevan, -Kelsey,
Curtlss, Hennlnaer, Guthrie, Maharc, Rus
sell, Barrett, HaXch. Currle, Hewitt, Bar
ber, nickel, Tyler, Mattison, Jorsensen and
Busufler.
ALL PAY CUT TEN PER CENT
Mew Jersey- Coaeera Redaees Wastes
C rratalseat aad Remalaeer
f IDaaployes.
KEW TORK, May IT A remarkable de
parture in euttlnr waces has been mad
by ths head of an electrical equipment
cancer of New Jersey, which notified Its
1,100 employes that all waes In ths com
pany had beea out 10 per cent Th cut
takes eMeet June 1, and begins with th
president and en tends without sioeptlun
to ths lowest priced employe. Only X)
men ar on full time at present, owing to
the decrease In business. The president.
y. , by crt.ull. 1. Paw.4 balls: leaser, J Hubbard; New York university, Tippltt. . J collets of les Moines, Wtale oulal. wn0 be cut more than 1.000,
anno-'need thst ths horizontal reduction
was the only thing that would savs ths
dlsoharge of 10 per cent of the men. He
premised that the wages should be restored
as soon as conditions warranted.
SULLY SPRINGS SENSATION
Wsusts Receivers ef Saspeaded Firm
ta Bay 100,000 Bales ef Spot
Cettea.
KBW TORK. May 17.-A sensation was
created In Cotton exohang circles today
when th suspended' Arm of D. J. Bully A
Co. mads a demand upon the receivers, now
In charge of the firm's business, that they
buy 1SO.O00 bales of spot cotton for the
firm's account D. J. Bully A Co. claim !
that they were not notified by any of ths
brokers that their cotton had been sold out
and they therefore wish ths receiver to
buy 10,000 bales of actual cotton.
The present stock of spot cotton In New
Tork does not exceed 70,000 bales, but on
March 18, when D. J. Bully A Co. sua
pended, ths firm wss long of 10,0 O bales,
May contract Claiming that tbey owed
their Cotton exchange creditors nothing
the recently filed schedules laads
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