TIIE OMAHA DAILY DEEt SATURDAY, JUNE 25. 1904.
BROWN LOSES TO ST. JOSEPH
Chambirltln'i Band Qi' On Awt from
Ionri'i Boy W dr.
TIMELY " HITTING AIDED ' BY ERRORS
wats by the Visitors Mlseal with
Mlseaea fey the flame Team anal
the Tide f Yletory Turn
to tha Roath.
Brown lost hts first gam at tha Vinton
Street park yesterday, the fast team from
Bt. ioa being the rletor.
Th eagle eye of Bob Cairuthers wae far
and away to the bad and several time
It waa suggested that hla plumb Una wa
out of true. -But questionable decisions
with regards to balla and atrlkea didn't
lose for Omaha. It waa timely awatttng
nd two untimely error that cava the
vlaltora a good lead, for In fact a lead waa
all they ever got. But they kept that, and
It wa of sufficient dlmenalon. It wasn't
because Omaha didn't try to win no one
can say that for until the twenty-seventh
man wa down and out Pa's boys were In
tha gam tooth and claw, a the saying Is.
It waa an' "off" day for Brown, and an
"on" day for tha Joales.
The game waa played under tha difficulty
of a wet ground, slippery, treacherous and
withal impeding. But a muddy, bare patch
and a clammy atmosphere can't altogether
do away with aensatlonal playing .and
there waa some of that, too. Dldnt Dusty
Miller break the 100-yard record over a
allppery lawn In the left garden and pull
In a hummingbird without even dishevel
ing Its plumage? And then when Bhipke
threw wild and amiss to Thomaa In trying
to field a man out didn't Thomas recover
the sphere while the runner waa making
for third and shoot It aa atralght as a Jap
torpedo right into " Bhlpke'a basket and
catch the fellow after allT Well, to hear
the ladles applaud (It waa ladles' day,
you know), one would have thought that
i somebody waa making a ten strike with
the fair one.
. The Jo Boys mad their lira run In just
two Innings, two In the second and three
In the third. It wn then that they biffed
tha ball hardest and ran the fastest, and
altogether were the most fortunate with
little helps 'that" errors always give the
opposing team. But one run of the gam
was earned and that one waa Felden'a.
lie reached second . because he lambasted
the ball for two good station and cvme
bom on Bchelbeck' hit.
Carter started things off by promenading
to first. Welsh brought him home on a
two-baao bit and Omaha had a run to
begin with. Then In tha fourth Thomaa
took flrat from being hit with a pitched
ball. Bhipke bit for two bases and sent
Thomaa to th water barrel. Omaha had
two runs and all.
' In the eighth Howard connected with the
ball and sent it flying over toward th "Hit
me for a ease" banner, and he lost out on
tha drink by but few inches. He had
almost reached third (It waa good for two
' baaes anyway), but waa taught and went
out Ilk a Titan. Score:
J..
Hartman,' cf. 6
. jwcunoe, aa. , I
Lesotte, rf. 4
Kimmtr, lb, t
Belden, If I
.Webster, lb. t
Bohelbeck, 3b. 4
Qarvtn, 0. ., 4
DUhl, p. I
ST. JOSEPH.
AjB. H. BH. TO. A.
1 - Total tl i
OMAHA.
AB. IL
Carter, 'rf.r..... I" I 0
, Howard. 2b....... 11
v Miller, if. ...... .0, 0
j.oi&n, aa
Thomaa, lb, ,.!
Bhipke. Sb I
Freese, o 4 0
Brown, p. t 0
I i
BH..PO. A. E.
0 o
1 0
6 0
io i
i ' i
6 1
11
Totals ............. .8 I t IT 12 I
Bt. Joseph 0 I I M M't M
Omaha 1 0010000 0-1
Earned rune: Bt. josepn, i. isase on balla:
' ' Off Llehl, I, off Erowrt, 4. Left on bases;
, 'St. Joseph, 10; Omaha, 7. Wild pitch:
Brown. First baae on errors: Bt Joseph,!;
Omaha, J. Two-bane hits: Welch, Belden,
Kemmer. Bhipke, Howard. Struck out:
, By Brown, 4; by IMehl, 1. Hit by pitcher:
Kemmer, Dlehl, Thomas. Time of game:
1:40. Umpire; Bob. Carruther.
I Bat . Ball Orcr tha High Fence,.
SIOUX CITT, la., June 24.-Colorado
" ' Springs lighted on Kostal In the aevenih
. inning to such an extent that, combined
with Sioux City errors, it gave them
five runs. In the eighth Fremer of Sioux
City knocked a home run over, tha right
field fence, bringing in two men. on bases.
Score: R.H.B.
Colorado Springs 0 0 10 0 1 5 0 07 11 1
81ou City ,,.,. ....0 0 0.0 0 0 0 1 0-1 4
." Batteries: Kostal and Kelly; Savage and
i Basrwald.
Batting Bally at Dee Moines.
" ' DEB MOINE8, June 14. By a batting
, rally In the eighth, Dee Moines defeated
1 Denver today, t to 1 Btlllman, a Chl
' cago university twirler, made his first ap
I 'pearanc In a Pes Molnea uniform. Score:
' B 11 E
Pes Moines ... 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 ft 10 0
Denver 0 0 0000020-$ 1
' i Batterlea: Btlllman and Townef fiyler and
i Lucia.
f : gtandlna- of tha Teams.
f l Flayed. Won. . Lost. P. C.
v Colorado springs 44
i Denver (1
t Omaha , 60
f Bt. Joseph ...... ....... .48
Dee Molnea 86
Sioux City 47
i Games today: St Joseph at Omaha, Col-
29 16 .659
SI M ' .6u
26 IS .f 00
24 M .600
24 80 .4l
11 84 .277
orado Springs at Sioux City, Denver at
Dea Moines.
BOLSTERISa
rp
mocx
CITT
several New Players Perare4 for the
Tall-Raiders. '.
BlOfX riTY. Ia.. June 24 8peclal Tele
gram.) President flexion and Vice Presi
dent Myrlck of the Western league were In
Bloux City today reorganizing the local
Western league team. Center Fielder Tom
Fleming waa made the captain-manager In
place of F. Parker and three new players
were St once signed Fluke of Dee Moines
and Walnh of Rock Island. infteldVr. and
"Scrappy" Bill Wilson of Chlcn;o, catcher.
Marshall of the Philadelphia Nationals, a
catcher, was secured to arrive later. Tom
Burns of Colorndn Spring loaned the locale
the use of Graham, shortstop, snd a num
ber of men will be secured from the St.
Louis Browns. Sexton will remain here
until the new players all report.
FIRST DOlBLIp GAME OF SEASO
Omaha and Bt. Joseph Will Play Two
nnalay Afternoon.
On Sunday afternoon the Omaha and Bt
Joseph Weertern league clubs will play
the first double-header of the season at
Vinton street park. One price cf admis
sion admits to both game, and the first
will start at 2.30 sharp. If all s!gns hold
?:ood. Companion will pitch the first game
or Omaha and Pfelster the second.
In passing It may he stated that Schaf
stall Is again working and In good con
dition, and McCarthy will not be released.
Rourke Intend to carry hla present pitch
ing staff through the season.
GAMES IN ' THB NATIONAL LEAGIB
Talleaders Fight It Oat om the Brook
lyn Grounds.
BROOKLYN, Jun 24.-Phllade!phla today
outbatted Brooklyn, but was slovenly In
fielding. Attendance, 2,000. Score:
BROOKLYN. I PHILADELPHIA.
R.H.O.A.g. R.H.OA.B.
1 I 1 0 Barry, cr 9 I I 0 t
1 0 Ol.aion. Ib..O 1 0 7 1
1 0 Lu.h, rf. ..... 1 1 0 9
I IjDoyl., lb.... 1 I 14 t
I 0 Tltua. It 1 t t
t 0 Roth, c 0 1110
I o'Dooln, 8b.... 1 1111
4 OiHullwItt. u.. 0 I i 0
Dobbs. ef. ..,
Dillon, lb..
Lumlef, rf.
Oeealar, If..
Babb. ....
RI1t, lb..
Mct-orm'k. lb 1 1 4
DergAn, e-.. Ill
I 14
0 0 1
1
0 1 1
11
I... 0 I 4 t
... t 1074 II I
Jon, s 1 I 0 Mltcbell,
Total! 4 t 17 to ll Totala.
Two out when winning run scored,
Brooklyn ...0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 24
Phi adelphla 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 01
Two-bane hit: Dobbs. Three-base hit:
Doyle. Home run: Dooln. Sacrifice hits:
Lush, Jones. Stolen baes: Lush, Lumley.
Double play: Bergen to McCormick. Left
on banes: Brooklyn, 7; Philadelphia, 6.
First base on balls: Off Jones, 4; off Mitch
ell, 1. First on errors: Brooklyn, 2. Struck
out: By Jones, 2; by Mitchell, 2. Time: 1:58.
Umpire: Johnstone. ,
Brilliant Playing at Plttsbarg.
PITTSBURG, June 24. The game waa
full of brilliant plays'. The error of Bt.
Louis were costly, giving Pittsburg two
runs in the sixth, but the home team
batted In the other two runs. St Louis got
Its one tally on two hit and a base on
balls. Attendance, 2,086. Score:
prrrsDURQ. bt. louis.
R.H O.A.l I . M.H.O.A.K.
Lmeh. It).... I 14 4 llparretl, t..l 9 110 0
1 O Sbannon, rf.. 0 0 I 0 0
eUrrklejr. lb.. I 4 1
1'Smool, ct....O 110 0
0 Brain, aa...
0 Birclar. It
V Burk. lb.,
o! McLean, e..
Beaumont, ef 0 0 I
(.lark., It.... I I I
Wacnar, aa. .. 0 1 4
Carlarh, lb... I
Sabring, rf.., t I
Rltrhair, lb.. 0 I 0
Smith, e Oil
Flahartr. .. t 1
Nlehola, . p..
Oradr
0 0 10 0
0 0 14 0
oiiot
0 1110
1114 1
00
1 0
I 1
I 0
Total! 4 7 IT II Jl
Totala 1 I 14 t I
Batted for Nichols In ninth.
Pittsburg 0 0000101 4
St Louis .0 0000001 01
Three-base hit: Leach. Sacrifice bit:
Smoot. Stolen bases: Beaumont, Clark.
Double plays; Leach to Carlsch to Leach,
Smith to Leach. Beaumont to Bmlth. First
base on balls: Oft Fmherty, 2. Hit by
pitched ball: Burke. Struck out: By Fla
herty, 1; by Nichols, 2. Passed ball: Smith.
Time; 1:36. Umpire: Moran.
Foar Straight for Now York.
BOSTON. June 14. New Y?rk made it
four straight today, Boston being unable to
do anything with McQinnlty's pitching. At
tendance, 1326. Score:,. ;
KKW TORS. I BOSTON.
R.H.O.A.g.) k.H.O.A.g.
Braanaban, of 0 0 1 0 0 Oalar, of 0 10 0 0
Brown, rf... 9 1 0 9 9 Tanner, lb... 1 9 14 0 4
DtTlln. lb.... 9 0 1 OCannall, If... 1 0 19 0
MoaauB. It.. ID 1 ICanwr, rt.-O 9 1
Manaa. K....I 119 I Ab'tlchlo, aa. 1 1 I
Dablaa. aa... 1114 1 Dalatiantf. lb 4 I
Otlbart. lb... I 1 4 O.Rarmar. lb.. 0 9 1
Warnar, .... 1 4 7 0 OiNeadham, ,.01414
Mcdlnnlty, p. 9 X: -OlWIIbalm, .. 0 t 0 H
ToUto....,loil1i4!ll ToUla..IV"l it IT .1
New York ......i 0 0 0 2 1 0,0 t'M
Boston 0 0 0 0 0 O'O 0 33
Sacrifice hits: McGinn) ty (2), Dahlen,
Browne. Two-basa hit: Dahlen: Three-base
bit; Warner. Home run: AbbatUchlo. Stolen
baaes: Mertes, Gilbert. Double play.'' Car
ney to Needham to Tenney. First Base on
balls: Off McGlnnlty, 1; off Yllhelm, 1.
Struck out: By McGlnnlty, 7: by WUhelm,
S. Time; 1:23. Umpire: Emslie.
atandlng o( tha Tssma,
Plaved. Won. lt P. C
new XorK ...60
Chicago ...62
Cincinnati ..66
Pittsburg 65
St. Louis 68
Boston 66
Brooklyn ...68
Philadelphia 62
Games today: Bt. Louis at-. Cincinnati,
Chicago at Pittsburg. Boston at Brooklyn,
Philadelphia at New York.
39 . 18 .719
33 19" .6:5
34 21 .618
29 2 .62;
M 27 .4iH
21 16 .457
23 35 .8U7
13 38 .260
GAMES Vf THIS AMERICAN LEAGUE
Washtngioa Plays, New Korki 'Ten
Ianlaas with 8am Olal Story.- ' I
WASHINGTON, June 24. Washington
and New York played ten Innings today.
Patten weakened In the extra liming and
the New Yorks'won, 6 to t. AU.nAauioa
1,600. Scors:
NSW YORK.
.. H.H.O.A.g
Doiigharty, 111 I t t
WASH1KOTOM.
(K.H.O.A.g.
Ooughlln, b.0 14 11
Oaaatilr.' ef... 1 I I 0 9
Donovan, rf.. 1 1 1 0 9
Muran, aa.... 0 0 I I 1
drill. If 0 1119
McCorm'k, lb 0 1 I 9 9
Suhl. lb 0 4 7 0 4
Clarke, 0..... 1 1 4 1 0
Pattan, p 9 9 9 1 9
Total I h 19 11 l Totals. .
Pulta.. If 1 1-1 1 41
Wllllama. fb. 119 10
Andaraon, rf. I 1 10 0
Oanaal, Ik..., I 9 I 01
Mcguira. e... ill
Oaiam, sa. ... 0 I I 1
T honey, lb... 9 I.I I 9
Huaba, p.... 9 9 110
I f IS 1 I
New York '. .2 0 1 O'0'O 0 0 0 24
Washington .....s.2 0000 1 00 0 I
Two-bao hits: Coughlln, Anderson (2),
Gansel, Oateen. Stolen basea: Donovan,
Clarke. Sacrlflqe hits: Moran, William.
DOCTORS :"F'ort UE1
Do 'you want honest, skillful and
auooessful treatment T If so, come
at onee to the Slate ! Medical Institute
and consult with the ablest and moat
aucoeasful specialists of the age. Don't
allow yourselves to , be deceived by
misleading statements of unscrupulous
doctors or speciallsta or free treat
ment or qurck-cure propositions. Coma
to our office and we will make a thor
ough and sclentlflo EXAMINATION
of your ailments, an examination that
will disc I ode your true physical con
dition, niltinut a knowledge 0( which
you are groping in the dark. If you
nave taken trcalnumt elsewhere with
out aucoeHS, we will show you why It
failed. We want all ailing men to
feel that they uun come to our office
freely for an explanation of their con
dition without batng bound by any
obligation to take treatment unless
they su deal re.
WE CURE and CURE QUICK
W Don't Patoh Up-W Our Qulokly. 8af1y and Thoroughly
Stricture, Varicocele, Emissions, Ncrvo-Sex-ual
Debility, Impoteticy, Blood Poison (Syph
ills), Rectal, Kidney and Urinary Diseases u
and all diseases and weaknesses dus to Inheritance, evil habits, self-abuse, ex-
or uie resuii oi s(ciiiu or private aiaoasas.
rnKIIII T1TI0M fDFF If you cannot call write for symptom blank.
VVn JULimiu,! nil. rt!V-e Houra-g a. m. to I p m. Sundays, 10 to 1 only.
STATE HEDIGAL INSTITUTE
I JOS Prntm8tUt. IJth and 14th Slav.. Omah,Nb.
Rcady-io-wear Hats, 39c
53c
Smart nreet hats mada of fancy colored
and plain airaws, Jauntily
trimmed-a plndld
every day hat
at, each...;
rJ751o)n
mm m mm am.aew w
Silk Waists, 2.50
- Humlreds of the stunning Jap eilk waists1-
also peau de Boies, silk crepoH, etc. .'"v
This splendid lot was purchased from, a
great eastern manufacturer at a price far below
the cost of making the greatest variety of all4
new styles never such a sale of fashionable silk
waists known in Omaha have been on display
in our window Saturday, at
1 1 v""" "
Ladies' $1.50
Shirt Waists
at 69c
Made of the new
eummer materials
pretty trimmings
new. plain and
neat figured effects
at,,each
Stunning New Shirt Waists 95c
Newest styles prettily lace and embroidery
trimmed, wide lace edged Berthas, tfX .
every tine a charming summer if,
style, at i . . . . . . . . ......
Muslirt Underskirts . Gowns
Skirts are trimmed with lace insertings gowftti
in large full sizes of fine quality nainsook, low
neck and short sleeves, .. lSc 1 30
Special Sale Hammocks
The finest hammocks for your porch or
lawn made with pillows, , wide spreaders,
deep flounced pretty cpmbi nation of .-'colors
hundreds to choose from and all marked below"
regular cost Saturday in the basement, at-
59c
a,-'-:
2.98
JNJ
Bio Sale ..." Intrimmed Hals
V Entire Stock nought trom' A, Steartt & Co.
. V (Bankrupt), ;712 Broadway, New. York.
$1.00 Hats at 10c
Entiro itock of untrlmmed hats,
all the leading shapes of etraw?
that are now so popular every
.new and fashionable style
many of these hats are worth as
high as fl each we bought the
entire lot and, secured a wonder
ful bargain Saturday in our
Millinery. vi v'
Department , 1 1 7
your
choice"
at
Ladies $lllood Bs 49c
ded handle
49c
Ladles' 7-lnch heavy braided handle
bags in walrus and seat.
all the new shades,
worth $1, at
i
.
(i ii
Ladies' Trimmed and Street Hats $1.98
A great variety of the latest effectssmart street has and
rmany of the'prettiest and most artistic trimmed f Q S
; -"hats special at .....l.aU
New Lot of Trimmed Hats at $2.98
A brand new shipment of very high class summer style hats,
, ;trimmed with the popular small nowers,etc. QQ
made of chiffon, maline and the latest materials, at. . . faaJ
All Our Elaborate Dress and Pattern Hats, c
; Have Been Selling up to $15 Each, at
These beautiful hats some of the most artistic millinery confee
tions ever seen in Omaha must go quickly. g (f
Never such a .s)lendid opportunity, to buy a Ti U QH D
beautiful summer style hat at. .......
isasemem
I.nrg-e bunches of Flower
all the best
varieties at (
each '
Basement
I'ntrlmeil hnts In doiens of
lnt shapes very special for
rv Saturday at i . t i ..
. each ......:
5c
5c
fr.'i-ii c .
GREAT JEWELRY SALE
!: i ... . '
lyadles Shirt Waist Bets-hand carved mother of pearl Bhlrt Waist Seta OraitRc
ihadea, smoked pearl and champagne worth up to 60c set. at-set avfw aww
tadles' four-piece Shirt Waist Pins in Roman goi&, Hneiy plated, pear! and IPir
'.uiiniinluu.nrl)i !b anrl Ulf SOW
Imported Bhlrt Waist Sets to match any color, old rose, navy blue,
lavender,-eto., at set .- '
Ladles' Pearl Hat Pins deep sea slugs all shadings worth 26o, at
set . '. ' i
Ladles' and misses' Gold Bead Necklaces for summer suits .
at v .....J.................
Gent's Cuff Buttons gold, pearl dumb bell. c-jqme t w'U ftone
, worth, 26c and Mo at ......,...,..,4.J...-x,..i...r,....,r,t
Ladles' Indestructible Pearl Necklaces - ' - . .
at ..
Mterilng Silver Novelties, Manlour Placea, tc. it " " '' 'V " '"
eacn
10c-15c
10c
10c-15c
10c-f5i3
15c
:.:....;:.:.i5
feSSs. Shirt Waist Suits
Very fashionable suits, msrie In the new
checked taffetas new button and piped
trimming made to sell at 115.00
each, at -
The New Silk Jacket Suit
-idr
Dft
1 l C i
'Nri '
The fashionable novelty of
the summer the new
pleated skirts Jackets and
skirts, daintily trimmed
made of navy brown
black taffetas
t.OO
Value
at
Children's
Wash Dresses
Great number -of p'retty per
cale and lawns Just the
thing for summer wear
lace and embroidery trim
med, at
59c & 98c
- 1 i
"ii.v 1 i J)i .
The pretty wash, fabrics are employed
many are Jauntily
trimmed suits that
launder beautifully,
at
Tub Shirt Waist Suits
are employed -in' making the
Ladies Wa.sh Skirts
s of duck and denim the new navy blue
6SC-89C'98'
Smart summer skirts of duck and denlm-the new navy blue,
trimmed with
white ety- j
llshly fash
'loned, at
Special Ribbon Sale
We offer several unusual bargain opportunities In our
Ribbon Department. These Ribbons are from a special
purchase recently made of a well known New York manu
facturer. This lot Includes hundreds or style of fine Rlb-
bon.
Plain Taffeta Ribbon in whlteplnk, blue,
brown, etc in widths up to H Inches wide
for children's hair ribbons, etc., at
yttrd
Plain Taffeta Ribbon In all the colors that
are most popular tais eaon wiain up
three Inches plain ana fancies, at
yard . .
25c Ribbon at 13c Yard Fancy warp printed A m
taffetas, nlaln and .'aney ribbon. oft fin- II fsav g
ished taffetas-.3 3-4, 4 and 5 luohes wide, II H B,
at-yard. i- w
Sc
58 '
and
m n vr - - i ji
1 rd oice fi
for ytS.A'.'AV'
ladies
lippers or
louC
ut Shoes
' JpXovi 'the Wtnck
or Rosenberg
' 'Boston., Stock
First on balls: Off Patten I, off Hughes t
Hit by pitched ball: Patten, Btruck out:
By Fatten 3, by Hughes 7. Left on bares:
Washington I. New York T. , Wild pitch:
Hughes.. Time: 2:16. , Umpire: Dwyr.
Chicago Shata Ost Detroit.
DETROIT; June 24. Altrock pitched line
ball and easily shut out Detroit . today,
being very efTectlve with men on bases,
Attendance, 8,000. Score:
BBTROIT.
R.H.OA.B.
CHICAOO. '
K.H.O.A.k
Dundon, tb.. 10 0
Jonas, cf Ill
CallahAD, It.. 0 0 I
Oran, rf..... lit
Dan., aa..... 11
Donah u, lb. 0 1 13
Tannchlll. b 0 0
MtFarlaid, 1
Alu-Qck,. 0 t, t
Barratt, at... 9
Mclntyra, II.. 0
Uw. j
Crawford, rf. 0
Osrr. lb 0
Orcmlai'r, lb t
bu.low. c... 0
uj tlonoran, 9.1. 9
O'Laary, as. 4
0 I
1 1
1 1
1 1
16
u
'
t
Tatala 4 9 IT U III Totala 17 )t U
Detroit 00000000 0-4
Chicago I00000f0 0-4
Sacrifice hltn: Callahan, Donahue. Stolen
base: Mclntyre. First base on bulls: Oft
Donovan, 8; off Altreck, 1. Hit with ball:
By Donovan. 1. First base on errors: Chi
cago, 1. Left on baaes: Detroit, 6: Chicago,
t. Btruck out: By Donovan. 2; by Altrock,
I. 'Double play: O'Leary to Lows to Carr.
Time: l.Su. Umpire: Connolly.
Pltehlnac Defeats Boston.
PHILADELPHIA, June 14. Henley
pitching was the cause of Boston's detent
toddy. Plneeu was batted frequently and
hard. The fielding of the visitors was
somewhat ragged. Attendance, 6.4M. Score:
PHILADBWHIA. I ,' BOSTON. '
k.h.o.a . n n.n.A a.
Hartaal. If..
Bruca, at
Holtman, rf. .
U Croaa, lb.
Barbold. lb.
Muryhy, lb.
McKay, sa...,
Bcbrasli'al, s.
Kallar, y
( stahl, f
Ol olHna. lb...
v iVrwtmn, rf.. 9
'Parant, aa....
1
d
0
Total. I II II U ll
T.nn.hlll, If. t
LaCnance, lb I
rrrl.. lb.... 0
i'rlgr, 1
Dluc.o, p.... 0
rarr.ll 0
ToUla 4 i 4 tl
Batted for Dlneen In ninth.
Philadelphia I 1 0 U 8 0 1 0 -8
Boston 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 1-4
Two-base hits: Collins, Ferris, Crlger,
Hansel, M. Cross, ticlirock. Three-base
hits: Hansel, Ferris, fclacrltloe hits: L.
Cross, Bey bold, Henley. Double play: La
Cliauc tunussisietl;. ' Left on bases: Bos
ton, 6; PliliaU;lpliia, 7. fclrsi base 011 bulla:
Olt Henley, 2. Hlf by pitched ball: By
Henley, 1.. Struck out: By Dlneen, 4; by
Henity, tf. Wild pitches: t By Dlneen, a
Timo; 1:40. . L'nipfre; , Sheridan.. -
OtadlaaT of Teaats. ' '
Boston .....
New York ..
Chicago ....
PhlUuelphla
Cleveland ,.
f t. Louis ...
otrolt
Washington
U lines tuday: Chicago at Detroit, Cleve
land at Bi. Louis, New York at Boston,
Philadelphia at Washington.
UAMHS IN AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Rata ahl Good . Itkkwork Help St.
Paal Wis.
BT. PAl'L, June 24. Rain stopped the
Bt. Paul and Kansas City game ,in Die
vantli Inning tudy after the looa.s hud
scored once with one man out. The game
went back to tha cixtb, 8 to 0, In tavur of
St. Paul. Score:
KANSAS CITT.
- .Played. Won. Lost.- p. C.
64 3s 1 .648
U 81 n .04
M 83 23 .W
bi W 24 .(47
60 80 24 .620
60 . 24 its .m
..61 ii ' W A.i
i- ' t '48 .178
ST. FAIL,--
Jon.a, el.....
Juaaos, rf... 1
WkMtor, lb.. 1
o Hrl.n, a .. 1
Kellf, lb 1
Msruan. lb. . . 8
CliusmaB, U. I
wiliau, s... 1
fasuaun, p.. I
I 11
I i
ToUla I II II 11 i'J Totals....
Bt. Paul 4 0
Kansas City 0 0 I
Two-base hit: Bulllvan.. Bases on balls:
Off lalll 1, off Kergnaon 1. Btruck dull
hy lsbcll t by Fergusun 1. Baurmie hue:
Cilngmnn (2;. Btolrn baao: Jackaun. Double
plays: Mrcn to u Brlrn to Ki-l)y; "lVhjrr
Jo Marraa to Kelly: Mar run to O'BrU-a to
Kelly, Sulllvaui. tv Kyo. . tniplie. Bu
wlne. r.laiabaa Wlas Easily.
COLUMBt'S. iw li-Celumbua out-
VanBuran, rf
Naiio.. It.....
iull.taa. lb..
K)a, lb II
Hill, cf t
oull.r, c
voun.r, lb...
.va, aa.... I
.'txli,
a.M.o.A.a.
. I w 11 1
t 1 1-8
0 M H
played Indianapolis today and won easily.
Attendance, 8,771. floor; ,7
. CUUIMUIS. , INDIANAPOLIS. ' '
R.H.OA.B. I H.H.QA.l.
13 0 Sw.nd.r, if.. 0140
0 Magoun, 2b. .. 0
0 Hutfrl.v.r, rf U
0 McL'rar)r, oL
l.Wtk.r, ib.... 1
Darla, rf....
Wrlflajr. lb.
rn.i, lb....
Klhm, lb...
Clym.r, ct...
Martin, It...
Brtdw.ll, aa.
T.aser, e...
Ilalarkay, p.
I 12
0 0
Montr .17, ib 1
Uanr, aa,
Heydoa, c
Phillip., p
t:rorul.y .,
0
.. 1
.. 0
.. 0
Totala I 11 It 11
1 Totala. I 1 14 I I
Batted for Ihllllps In ninth.
Columbus 80010011 7
Indianapolis 1 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 28
Stolen base: Davis. Sacrifice hits:
Wrlgley, Brldwelt, Mokey. First base oil
balls: Off Malarker. U ' off Hmllips. 2.
Two-baae hits: Duvls, Frlel, Martin; Mont
gomery. Three-base lilt: Heydon. Home
run: Clymer. Hit by pitcher: Martin,
Carr. Btruck out: By. Malarkey. 8; by
Phillips, a. Time: 1:96. Umpire: Hart.
Postponed, .antes.
At Louisville: Louisville-Toledo gain
postponed; rain. .
At MinnHpolis: ' Milwaukee-Minneapolis
gam ,otponed; ralBi ' . .
- Itandlntr of the Teams, '
Played. Won. "Lost;
Columbus 6T 27 20 ,
St. Paul 68 ,86 22
NUlwauKeo 68 ' W iu
Louisville ....61 ., 83 28
Indianapolis b lei 80
Minneapolis W . 24 U
Toledo 66 20 36
Kansas City U '17 - 87
P. C.
.ti-1
.641
.Hi
.4.H
.8b4
' .816
In-
Games today:' Toledo at Louisville
dlitmipoUa at Columbus, Milwaukee at Min
neapolis, Kansas uity at HU Paul.
Grand Islaad Likes Base Bnll.
GRAND I8LAND, Neb., June 24.-(Special.)
.Baae ball received a great impetus
yesterday, when 200 Urand Island funn ao
companled the home team to Hastings fur
the second game with that team for the
season, the iirnt game huving been played
here a week ago last Sunday. Upon botn
occasions the score was close, the tint be
ing 8 to 7 and yestvrday's event at Hast
ings 7 to tt, both In favor of Grand Iwlund.
Not until the last man was out in the nintn
Inning was the game at all decided. The
locals were accompanied, by the Harrison
band anjl hud with Harm a mountain mule,
whclh furnished a good deal of sport; being
bedecked with a banner, reading "Hasting
is a Jolly lot. but can't play ball." A re
turn game will be played on July 8 and an.
other on Hi Fourth In this city. -
Field ( lob and Diets.
"The Field club and C- N. Diet teams
will play on the former's diamond' this
afternoon at 4 o'clock. The teams are very
evenly matched. The lineup will be as fuf-
Fltld Club. Position. C. N. Diets.
Ci clb'hlou , Catch Massmun
Tuyior Pitch.... Knlght-Uordy
Abbott First base Harrison
Malon Second base Jenkins
Martin Third base Tracy
Chambers Shortstop Forun
Kelly Left field Anderson
Houghtud ...... .Center Held Latterly
Itogers .......... '.flight Held Putttuur
P. U. rs. Farrells.
A game of ball will be played between
Farreil & Company and Ptixlon & Gal
lagher this sftetnnon at Creigi.ton uni
versity grounds. The taams will 11 n up
as follows:
Farrell ft Co.
' flxst base Fltsgsrald
second bas , Kuga
shortstop ..Weed
third bsae ..Iun
center held Godiler
left field ...McKsll
P. & G.
Scott
Knight,.,.
Ryan
leeney....
Hunter..,.
I'Giwuld..
King
AshToe.
Crow puttier
right field ...Cunningham
catrner
Stroriu
MtUhews
Dooaic-Hesder at Jetter'a.
Two games of hall are scheduled at
Jetter's park for this afternoon. The first
will be between th Nonpareils snd Thurs
ton Rlftea, called St 2 o'rlot k. The last will
be between the Jetters. who have only b-n
dafeated once this year, and the Kegents
of Omaha The second game will start
Immediately after tha first.
. . Vlassee Uafrata Osaws,'
ONAWA. Ia., June 84 Special Tle
gram Hlrnco defeated Onawa here to
day by a soar of I to 1 Batteries: Blanco,
Brother and Shea; Onawa, O'Connor and
Copple. Blencoe wa helped with four
layers from Missouri Valley, Modal and
ittle Skiux. ,:..
Greeley Wins in Tenth. I ' '
GREELEY, Neb.,. June 24. (Special.).
Lovers of base ball witnessed a great game
here yesterday between Ord and the locale,
both teams playing a shut-out game for
nine Innings, Ord losing to Greeley In the
tenth, Boore: . , . . K.H.Ev
Greeley 0 0000 0000 1 I
Ord ..0 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0-0-0
Batteries: Ord, Moore and Whltoombf
Greeley, Kessler and Bkeene.
. California Woman a Winner.
PHILADELPHIA,' June 24.J-MlBfi May
Sutton of California today defeated Miss
Homans of New York In the woman's
championship tournament, 1-1, 8-1. Tha
tournament la being played on th ground
of the Philadelphia Cricket club.
With the Boiylers.
On the Omaha Bowling association alleys
last evening the finish of th first half of
the ten-wesks' series of tha Armour league
waa witnessed. Captain Tonneaman's Cli
max team lead th league. They also hay
the high Individual record, 2t2; high
game, 787 and high three-games', 2,063.
score:
CKeefe
Pollard
Moore .
Davis ..
Totals
Collins ....
Johnson
Tlnney
Edwards .
Totals ...
Mackey
Myers ..
Welmer
Bonnell
team
Th
CRYSTALS.
1st.
180
; 187
., 1.
160
682
CLIMAX. 1
1st
1SS
178
120
129
; ...ins
BANQUETS.
1st
...f..l29
1H2
114
170
575
2d. 3d.
171 m
118 W7
Kx! 162
144 lb9
686 731
2d. 3d.
141 ' 171
170 172
' 116 21H
' 173 148
m m
2d. td.
123 129
-142 212
133 1H2
177 139
677 682
again dc-
Totals
Huntlnarton's Exc
feated. For the fourth conaecutlve even
ing Emery's All Stars have defeated h s
crack team. The All Stars now have 814
pins to the good In the two evenings' con
tests, ocore;
Frltscher
Hodges ..
Spragus ..
Chandler
Totals
Francisco .,
Clay
Forseyth ...
Emery
Zimmerman
Totals
Ready for the Races.
CEDAR RAPIDS, Ia., June 24. ((Special
Telegram.) The Cedar Bnplds , raoes will S
be commenced here next week and over 100 .
of the bent horses of this and other states
are entered In the rues. Some of them
are already in training at the track hers
and others are racing In the Cedar Valley '
circuit. From here they will go to Marion ,
for another week of. racing.
EXCELSIOltS.
Ut. 2d. 8d. Total.
226 lti2 2iW s7
Iu9 181 215 666
,. 196 -. ,m 2a 671
1S1 268 2"3 642
179 -'212 2u3 6M
STO 9S2 1027 8949
ALL STARS.,-
1st. 2d.v 8d. Tptal.
191 Jt!6 243 600
1S6 241 201 68)
1HX . 205 ' 1M 6
ZJ4 188 179 6W
4 19a 193 632
108 2 905 1002 8029
r
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to I
i.i.m.1.1 r 1..
FECIAL
St. Louis and return-Tlck.u flood In chair oars (seats tre CO C A
, and coaori), on ale avery Monday In Juna
8t. Louis and return Jy 2 toe. Sll 7?
Inclusuva
t. Louis and return-on .aia avery $13 80
day....,
Chicago and return-on -vry $20.00
Chicago and return-ona way via. St. Louis, 5R2A 65
on Tale every day..;.........
Denver. Colorado springs and Pueoip ana return, 17 it)
on sale every day,. ,,
Milwaukee and return-on eaie June R1A 71
gQ, 21and2 ... piU.y
Atlantic City and return-on sale Cinn
July 9 and 10 .. ..JT.UU
Buffalo and Niagara rails and return.
on sale dally
Cincinnati and return-on saie Juiyiu, is
anfl 7
Detroit and return-on sale July 8, d,
and 7
Indianapolis and return-on sale Junefie
and 27
Hot Springs, s. D and return -
on ia every aay .
$27.15
$22.75
$19.25
$19.65
$16.40
Mackinac Island and return. e-); 9c
on sale dally :.Pt3&r
$20.95
$21.00
West Baden, lnd. and return.
, on sale July m la aa...
French Lick, ind., and return,
on sale July 22 to 23
I can give you sll ths latest Information about excursion rates and fnrnl.h, free. Il
lustrated booklet absut all excursion reaoi ts. bee nie or write about your vacation ti"'l.
J. B. REYNOLDS,
City Passenger Agent, 1502 Farnam St., Omaha.
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