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Omaha Bats Out Eii Eiidi, Enough to Win
the Second Game.
ERRORS ALSO HELP CUT PA RG'jr.KE'S VL
Prohibitionists ;et Aflrr Qnlt-k la
the Slath lanlng and Rrun
la Seat in to Finish :
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DE3 MOINES. la., July 23. fFv'-lal' Tel
egram. )-J"maha made It two straight from
the I'olltlclans In a frame In which they ob
tained a lad at the (tart. Morrison wts
n B!jr prey to the determined onslaught
of the visitor anil the six runs they
straightened out of his t later tided them
through to a winning despite the gallant
work of Lefleld, who succeeded him efter
the fatal fourth. Bhugart's absence ne
cessitated the substitution of Thiel In the
Infield and George Clarke In left, a mis'
fortune whic h aUed, the visitors In a minor
degree.
Quick was In good shape during the early
portion of the contest, but the hard work
he had done told on him and he wss re
moved for Drown In the ninth after a hit
and an error had put the local men on
dangerous ground. .
As yesterday, the visitors stiirted things
In the first. A base, on balls gave Carter
life and Welch's double got two men on
bags, Dolsn's single scoring both. The
Second wns obligingly paHsod, but wus
only the delay Inevitable for single by
Howard nnd Miller, a two-bugger by
Thomas; coupled with a fielder's choice
and an error by Ilofmnn In handling
Schlpke'a hot one netted three runs. Quick's
double and Carter's and Howards singles
made it six In the fourth and Morrison
was retired.
Two cratch hits by Welch and Dolan
and a pass to Oondlng filled the baaes In
the ninth, but this was not consummated
until two outs -were mado and nothing
came of It. ,
With Morrison's Innings eliminated It was
a speedy game, the visitors outplaying the
locale everywhere. Attendance, 1,600. Bcore:
OMAHA.
AB. R. II. PO. A. E.
Carter, rf 4 11 t 1 0
Howard, itii .. 4 1 t 4 2 . 0
Mlllor, If 6 0 1,1 0 0
Welch, cf 4X1201
polan, sfl 4 0 2 111
Thomas, lb 4 1 1 13 0 0
8ihi.ke, So S O 0 2 1
Ooinling, e 4 0 1 2 1.0
Quick, p , S I 1 0 19
brown, p 0 0 0 0 1 0
Totals 39 13 27 11 "l
DE3 MOINES.
, . - AB. K. H. PO. A. E.
Thlel, 2b 5 0 12 6 0
I-obert, 3b 4 0 0 , I 0
Hoftnan, sa. 4 1 0 5 4 1
McCheaney, rf 4 14 10 0
F. Clarke, cf 4 0 1 0 0 0
Connery, lb 6 10 7 ' 1 0
T6ne. e 4 0 1 4 0 1
3. Clarke, cf 4 0 1 0 0 0
Stlllman, It..... 2 0 0 0 0 0
'Morrison, p, 1 0 1 0 0 0
l efleld, p 8 110 2 1
bhugart , 1 0 0 0 0 V
Totals 89 4 10 27 14 "
Batted for Stlilmnn In the ninth.
Omaha 2 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0-4
Ies Moines 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 04
Left on base: Des Moines. 11; Omaha. 9.
Bases on errors: re Moine. 8; Omaha,
11. Two-base hits: McChesney (2), Miller,
Welch. Thnmns, Quick. Double plav: How
rd to Thomas. Stolen bnsos: Morrison,
Thomas. Ktr.t base on halls: . Oft
Quick. E; eft Brown; 1; off Morrison, 1;
off Lefleld. 4. tttriick out: By .Morrison.
1; by Lefleld. 1; by Quick, 2. Time: 1:43.
Umpire: Caruthers.
Springs Win Another,
COLORADO SPRINGS. .July 23. -Colorado
Springs continues Its winning streak, snd
took another game from Sioux City todnv,
Score: . R.H.E.
Colo, firings. 4 f 1 I'O'O ft ' 1 12 2
Bioux City 001000000182
Batteries: Colorado ftnrings, Nash and
Baerwald; Bloux City, Jarrott, Cadwalla
der and Anderson.
St. Joseph e.ad Denver,
DENVER, July 23. Today's game was all
Denver's until the ninth, when tit. Joseph
scored six hits on Eyler and nearly evened
tho score. Score! 'R.H.E.
Denver 1 10 1 0 1 0 1 7 10 0
Bt. Joseph 00000001 4 S 14 4
Batteries: Denver, Eyler and Lucia: St.
Joseph, Matipln and McCpnnell.
Standing o tho Teams.
Played. Won. Lost. P.C.
Colorado Springs 72 4 27 .6 5
Denver W 49 31 .613
Dee Moines 41 41 .5" 8
Omaha 79 39 40 .414
Ht. Joseph 75 82 ,13 ,41.7
fcloux City . 7 2S 51 ,S:-'9
Games today: Omnha ot Des Moines,
Bioux City at Colorado Springs, bt. Joseph
ut Denver.
GAMES J.I THE JiATIOXAL LEAOIH
St. Loots Wins Two Games from (lie
Philadelphia.
ST. tons, July 3.The Bt. Louis Na
tional league team defeated the I'hlladel
iihias In both games of a double-header
today. Timely hitting and no errors won
for the home team. Attendance, 8.SU0.
Score, first game:
ST. LOVIS. I PHILADELPHIA.
S H OA I I
K.H.U.A.K
r.rroll. tb, ... I
fi.junjr.. r!.. 0
limklry, lb... 0
'lleotl cf I
Hraln. m 1
Hr,l, 1
III O'Thonma, rf... 1
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110 t'ti'eaoon. Jb. .. I 1
111 OlW-.lY.rtn, 3b t 1
0 t 0 Mmh.-. rt.... 1 I
111 i"iv:, lb t o
110 0 I'rnur, lb....
0 1 0 Tltua. If 1 1
0 T 0 Huliwlit, .ar . 0 I
1 0 4 0, Run, c 0 1
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lrka, lb..., 0
1 t 0
Omdv. o..
CcrUtt, p
Totala...
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- ouli-uft, S....Q
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I Total! 7 11 II 11 I
3t. Iuls 00100501 9
Philadelphia 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 47
Earned runst St. Louis, 2; I'hlladelphla,
nsIsy- vwirpclp-'--
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be hit": Farrelt, ysar-e. Kirr;-i hits:
1-nrke, 0rtetrt olej,.ri, S"rer. lmubie
I'iay: HulfUt to 1'isser, I'pm1 bai :
i'ith (2. Stul'-n h.-s: . Fsrrei'. Frnoot.
hrriy f. JHt by pitched bfel5.. By
C nrbetf, VS olverton. F1rt bae on ba'ln:
('IT C'frbett, 4; oft Puthoff i. Rtmck out:
By Corhett. 7; t-y FutlioiT. f. Left on base:
f-t. Ixmls, . i -fillftdeiphla, 1. Tln,e: l.il
I mplrej Johrstnne.
f? ore, second game:
T. U't'IS t "HILACEI.rniA.
m.M O A . R H O A T.
rTll, b...l II 11Ani... rf... 111
(brnoi, rt.. (11 fl,1lnn, Jb . 1
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S-nnot, rf.
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Totals
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Pt Iiuls 01141000 7
Philadelphia 0001010001
Krnd runs: St, lyuils, 1: Phlladelr'a. 1.
Two-base hits: Mni", llulswltt. Three,
base hit: Barclay, baerlrlce hits: Orady,
naniion.. Stolen bae: Barrlav. Hit bv
pitched ball: Bv Hharka. Burke. Wild
pitch: Fharka. First base on balls: Off
O'Neill, 8; off Pnarks. 1. Struck out: By
O'Neill, 8; by Sharks. 1. Left on base.:
Ft. Iiuls, 9; Philadelphia, 8. Time: 1 if).
LrrviTe: Johnstone,
Doable-Header at Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI. July 23 The Cincinnati
could do nothing with Willis wlih men o.l
baaes In the first game, while Boston
bunched hits on Ewlr.g. The second game
was a slugging match In the earlier stages
from a t.nclnnatj point of view. Fisher
was forego to retire after the fourth
Inning. Wllhelm. who jttched In his third
game In tw) davs Jared little better. Sey
mour's bitting wes the feature. Attend
ance, 7.5-3. Score, first game:
BOSTOM. t CINCINNATI.
k.H O A B I H ii.U.A E.
C.i.r. of I 0 0 Ih sains, lb., o 1111
Trnn, II.... 0 0 10 1 1 H'ymour, c(..0 I t 0
Ab'ti'-hto, aa. 1 I 4 t 0 l.il.n. rf 1 110 0
Cooler, If.... 1 111 Oilwall, If 0 8 I 0
..lh.ntr. al 1 I I OKallv, lb 0 14 10
K)tnr. lb. .. 0 14 4 1 Corcoran, aa. 0 till
Curnfy, rf....O 1 0 0 01 Wonirutf, lb. t t I 1 I
Vornn, a 0 0 10 P'hl-I. 0 1 I I 0
Willis, p 0 0 11 ljUwInt. p 0 1114
Totals I I 17 14 ll Tctals 1 T IT 11 1
Boston 0 1100000 1-3
Cincinnati 0 0 0 0 1 01
Two-bane hits: Corcoran, Abbattichlo,
Carney, Dolan. Thieobaxe hits: Conloy.
Stolen basea: Dolan, kelley, Raymer.
Double plays: Abbattichlo and Ravmer.
First on halls: Off Ewlng, 1; off Willis, 3.
Sacrifice hits: Raymer, Hit by pitched
ball: By Ewlng, I; bv WliMs, 1. Struck
out: By Kwlng, 2; by Willis, a. Time: 1:4a.
Umpires: Mor.tn and Carpenter.
Score, second game:
CINCINNATI. 1 BOSTON.
K.H.O.A.K. B.H.O.A.E.
Huailns. lb.. I 1 I 1 O.l.r, ef 0 10 0
Crymaur, ct..I 14 1 Cannall, cf... 1 0 1
I'olan. rf I 114 Olannry. lb...O 1110
Odwrll, If 1 110 O Ab'ltcnlo, as. 0 0 I I C
Kallrr. lb.... 1 111 OC'oolar. If 0 4 0 0 1
rormran, aa.. 1114 0 llalahantr, lb I I 1 0
Woodruff, lb. 4 0 I O Rarmar, lb... 1 I I I
O'Nalll. a lit OCarnar, rt....0 1
Kallum, p..,. I 1 OlNaedhaia, e.. 4 0
i iFlahar, p. ,0 I 0
Totals U II IT It I Wllhalm. p... 0 1 1 1 0
Totals 1 I M 14 1
Cincinnati 1 0 1 4 4 0 0 1
Loston 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 01
Two-base hits: Seymour, Hugglns.
Three-base hltR: Kolley, Tenney, Corcoran,
6eymour. Stolen bases: Raymer. First on
balls: Off Fisher, 6; off Wllhelm. 8. Sacri
fice hits: Odwell, 2. Hit bv pitched ball:
By Kcllum, 1. Hits: Off Fisher, 10 In four
Innings; off Wllhelm, 8 In four Innings.
St-uck out: By Kollum, 1; by Wllhelm, 2.
Wild pitches: Flaher. Time. 1:30. Umpires:
Carpenter and Moram.
llnnehed lilts and Wild Throws.
PITTSBURG, July 23 The Plttaburgs
rould not hit Jones. The visitors bunched
three of their four hits In the sixth Inning,
which together with two wild throws,
netted two runs. Attendance, 6,780. Soore:
BROOKLYN. 1 PITTSBURG.
K.H O A l l R.H.O.A..
Dnt.ba, cf 0 I 0 o'Learh, lb 0 0 1 1 1
Lumlar, rf .. 0 0 4 0 Beaumont, et 1 1040
Uli-ckard. If.. 1 10 0 Krtiaor. !(.... 0141
Slrang. Ib....l 114 0 Wannar, as. . . 0 1110
Bshb, aa 110 1 Hr.r,r,nM, lb 0 111 0 I
B'-rn. e 0 0 4 0 0 Ki'brlus, rf... 0 4 1 0
MrCorin'k. lb I 0 I 0 6 Kluhsr. lb... 0 110
Jonaa. p .. 0 0 0 1 0 Fmllh. a 0 110 0
Jordan, lb.... 4 111 0 !.jrn.-h. p
Flaharty
Totala I 4 17 I ll
I Totals..
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0 0
1 I IT 11 I
Batted for Lynch In the ninth,
Brooklyn 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 02
Pittsburg 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 01
Sacrifice hits: Krugor. t; F.ltchey. Dobbs.
Stolen biise: McCormlck. , First on balls:
Off Lynch, 8; off Jones, 4. Hit by pitched
ball: Babb. Struck out: By Lynch, 4; by
jnnew, 4. Wild pitch: Jones. Time: 1:46.
Umpire: Zimmer.
New York Defeats Chicago.
CHICAGO, July 23. A great crowd saw
Nw York defeat Chicago today. Chicago's
errors were responhlhle for two of New
York's runs, e others resulting from
timely and well placed hits. Matnewson
was in great form, and allowed but three
sputtering hits In the first eight innings.
The Nx'als saved themselves from a shut
out In the ninth, bunching three singles
with a fielder's choice. Attendance, fe,w0
(estimated.) Score:
NKW TOKK. , CHICAGO.
R.H.O.A B.H. O.A.I.
McCorm's, of 0 I I I llSlasIa, If 0 110 0
hrowuy. rf... 1 110 lll'aaay, lb 1 1110
P-Tlla, lb.... 0 4 1 0 0 H'hanoe, lb...O 1 11 0 0
Mctiann, lb.,0 0 11 1 ol M:i anhr. of. 0 4 I 0 0
Mrrtaa, If 1 0 4 0 0 Kllng, c 0 0 I 1 0
liahlen, aa..,,0 114 o! lvera, lb 0 1118
Olibert. I6...1 114 Olllnk.r, aa..,.0 114 1
Pnwarman, o. 1 1 I 0 nIBarrT, rf 0 0 0 0 1
laalnaitaun, pi 1 1 4 0! Urowna, p..., 0 0 I I
Totala I I 17 14 ll Totals 1 17 11 I
Kerr York 0 0 1 0 8 0 1 1 05
Chicago 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11
Left on baaes: Chicago, 8; New York, 7.
Two-bsne hits: Mathewnon, Hiugle. Home
run: Browne. Sacrifice blia: Casey,
Chance, Mathewson. Double' pluy: Dahlen
and McGann. Struck out; By Brown,
by Mathewaon, 2. Time: Litj. Umpires;
O Day and Emalle.
Standing: of the Teams.
Played. Won, Lost. P.C.
New York 81-68 23 .718
Chicago i9 49 80 . 6J0
Cincinnati 82 49 33 .6n
Pittsburg 18 . 43 ' S3 .fc.G
St. Louis 79 43 N 36 .544
Boatc- 83 80 53 .8U
BTjklyn 81 66 .S.iO
Phiisdelphla 78 19 59 .244
'Jiimei' today: Boston at Cincinnati, New
York at Chicago. Philadelphia at St. Loula.
Schayler Defeats Beatrice.
LINCOLN. July 23. fSoerlal Telegram.)
Schuvler defeated Beuttlce today in a
clnsefy contested game. 8 to 7. The result
was lu doubt until the final Inning. Out
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t"S tao tax,s l".if n t cre.i iJ with
fiur vlctnria sr4 ri htn-ler ai'h three,
ri nldlna and Brown, two of & -hni I'T s
rra.-k iiayr, have Jflivi1 tbe Beatrice
liiti and lil go In ssntnat f5reie tn the
si gani.- which that tm wlii play against
tbe Leatiic tesm net week.
GtttF.1 THK AnRRICM IFlfilE
Watalastaa Gets Careless aal Wine
n In Dnoble-SIesder.
WASHINGTON. July 23. Washington
beat Iwtrolt here today In the first game
of th double-header and Inst the second.
Townsend a pitching snd batting were the
features, while Huleeman'a batrlng was the
feature of the first game snd alo a note
worthy feature of the second. Attendance,
8,00). Score, first game:
WASHINOTON. I DETROIT.
R.H O A.E.I R.H.O.A.B
Consttlln. lb. 1
I Parrot, ef... 1
0 Mi-Tntyre. if.. 4
1
Dmib, rf.. I
CsMiitr, as. ..
f-.hl. lb
l N'lll. rl.... 4
nrm'k, lb 0
Pl man. If. 1
iark. c 0
Townaend, p. 1
1 arr, lb
rraford. rf.. 1
Iwa. lb 0
0 FihlnsoD. lb. 0
0 w4.
I
0 K llnon. p
I 1
I 1
I 0 Laary, aa. .. 41
Totals I I 17 I l Totals I I 14 11 1
Washington 00000110 8
Letrolt 10000000 02
Two-base hits: Crswford, Ptshl, Hule
man. Sacrifice hits: L"'novan. Caaaidy.
i Irst base on bnlla: Off Towr.send, L
Struck out: By Townsend. 3; by Kitson,
1. lyeft on bases: Washington, 2; Letroit,
1. Time: 1:46. I'mplre: Lwyer.
Score, second game:
PETROIT. 1 WASHINGTON.
R.H.O.A.B. R.H.O.A. H.
P.rr.l(, cf ...O TnusMIn, lb. 1 I
o
Mclntjris, If.. 0
Carr, lb 0
Crawford, rf, 1
Lowe, Jh 1
Fohtnaon, lb. 4
Pualow. c... 1
I'oneTan, p... 4
O'Lcarr, sa. .. 0
1 I
a it
1 I
1 0 oonoraa. n.. s I I
1 Cawudr. as... 0 0 1
Hiaiii. lb 4 4 11
I -0'rttl, rf 1 1 I
I M 'l oim k, lb 1 4 4
I 0
0 0
1 0
0 0 Hulaemaa, II.
4 0 KlOeadiia, .. I
I 1
I
2, Wolfs, p 0
'Hill
,Totls I 7 17 11 I
Totals I I 17 14 1
Batted for Wolfe.
Petrolt 0 0 9 0 9 0 J 0 1-1
Washington 01001000 02
Three-base hit: Buelow. Stolen baaes:
Caasldv, O Nell. Wolfe. Sacrifice hits: Mc
Cormlck, Carr, Robinson. Double play:
McCormlck to CnsaHly. First base on balia:
Off Wolfe !; off Donovan, 1. Hit by pitched
ball: Wolfe. Struck out: By Wolfe, 8.
I-eft on basea: Washington. 7; Detroit, 8.
Passed balls: Ey Klttredge, 1; by Buelow,
1. Time; 1:8S. Umpire! Dwyer.
I'levea tnnlnga at Boston.
BOSTON, July 23. Boston today In an
eleven-Inning game met defeat. Boston
prevented the visitors scoring until the
ninth tuning when stupid playing allowed
two runs, which tied the score: Attend
ance, 2,731. Score:
ST. LOUIS. , BOSTON.
R.H.OsAB R.H.O.A.B.
Burkatt. If... I
Hrldrlrk, ct . I
Hampblll. rf.. 1
Moran, lb 0
Jonea, lb, .... 1
1 4
0 neinara. If... I t
I I
1 4
1 1
I 11
0 t oiiids, lb.... 9
0 KLahl. cf
0 VrMtnan, rf.. 1
0 Paranl, as.... 1
0L haaca, lb 0
0i yarrla, lb.... 0
0 I
1 4
4 i
VI
Wallace, aa.
Paddan, lb.
Buitdaa. 0..
Gtaxta, p....
1 I 1
I
14
10 t
OiKarrtll. c... 0 I I 0 I
ICrlsar. a 1 1
IPIaaao, p.... 4 I 0
Totala 4 10 1110 0
' j Totals I 7 II 11 4
St. Louia 0000000020 t-t
Boston 0100001000 0-t
Two-base hit: Freeman. Sacrifice hits!
Parent, Dlneen, Wallace. Hemphill. Stolen
bases: Heldrtek, Hemphill. Double play:
Glade to Jones. First base on balls: Off
Dtneen, 1; oft Glade, 2. Struck out: By
Dlneen, 2. Time: 1:68. Umpire: Con
nolly. Hard Hitting; Wlaa Gaane.
PHILADELPHIA, July 23. Cleveland
took two games from Philadelphia today.
Waddell loat the first game on a wl.d
throw to third In the second Inning that
cost two runs. Cleveland won out in the
eleventh on Lajoie's single, a double by
Hickman and Murphy's low throw to the
plate. Hickman and Lajole pounded Plank
hard In the second game, the hitting of
these two practically winning for the
vlHltore. Most of the long hits Into 'he
crowd necessitated a ground rule. The
home team couM do little with Jobs'
pitching. The weather was threatening.
Attendance, 18,381. Scora, flrat game:
CLEVELAND. I PHILADELPHIA.
R.H.O.A.B. R.H.O.A.B.
Plick. rf....
Luh, It
Hraa. If....
Bradley, lb.
Lalol. SI)..
4 0 0 0 0 Martial. If... 1100
.111
.001
,111
0 0 Plrkarlng. CI. 0 1 I
0 OiUaTla. lb 0 1 II I 0
4 0L Cross, lb.. 4 180
1 ultfeybold. rf... 4 1 4
0 O 'Mu.-j.hj, lb. .. 0 1 I 4 1
1 olM. Croas, as.. 0 4 4 8 4
0 o;f-hrvk. c 0 0 10 0
111
Hnkmaa, lb. 1 I 11
Turner, as. ... 1 I I
Bar, cf 1 I
Hernia, c 0 4 11 I 0 wadosll, p... 1 1.1 t 1
Moors, p 0 0 0 I e
Totals..... . I INK I
Totals. ..I.-. I I J3 It 4 - -.
Cleveland'-. 0 2000 0 0000 11
Philadelphia ...1 0000 10000 01
Stolen bases: Lajoie, Bay. Two-base hits:
Murphy, Waddell, HarUe'.. Hickman.
Three-base hits: Hart tel. Sacrifice hits:
Bradley, Picketing, M. Cross. Left on
baaes: Cleveland, 11; Philadelphia, 8.
Struck out: By Waddell, 8; by Moore, 8.
Bases on balls: Wsddell, 2; Moore, 8.
Time: 2:00. Umpires: King and O'Loughlln.
Score, second game:
CLEVELAND. PHILADELPHIA.
R.H.O.A.B. R H.O.A.B.
flick, rf 0 0 1 0 4 Martial. If.,.0 1 0 0 0
Haaa, if 4 4
Bradler, lb.. 1 1
Lajoie. lb I I
Hickman, lb. 0 I
Turner, as.... 1 4
ISO l'lckarlng. el. I I
1 I H Davis, lb 0
'4 1 U'L. Cross, lb.. 0
T I OiHrybold. rf... 0
I I 0 Muruhr. lb... 1
1 I
4
1 I
I I
Bar. of...
Alibott. e.
Josa, p....
0 I
0 0
0
I 0 C M. Cross, sc. 0 0 I
I 1 olFowers, 0.... 0 0 11
1 0 Plank, p...... 0
Totals...
4 t 17 11 l Totals 1 1 17 10 0
0 00801000-4
Cleveland
Philadelphia 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0-1
Stolen bases: Lajoie. Bay. Two-base hits:
Hickman, 3; Lajoio. 2; Murphy, 2; beybold.
Three-base hit: Bay. Double p'ay: Hick
man and Turner; Turner, Lajoie and Hick
man. Left on bases: Cleveland, 6; Phila
delphia, 6. Struck out: By Plank, 12; by
J.isrt, 4. - Bases on balls: Off Plank. 1; off
Josa, 1. Wild pitches: Joss, 2. Time: 1:35.
Umpires: O'Loughlln and King.
New York Loses on Errors,
NEW YORK July 23. Although Mew
York outbatted Chicago today the locals
lose on errors. Walsh and Cheebro each
got a three-base hit off tbe other. Attend
ance, 9.2M. Bcore:
CH1CAOO. I NEW TOWK.
. h. H O A.B.I R.H.O.A.B.
Jonaa. cf I 1 4 0 0 Touiiharty. If 1 I 1 1 0
Oreen, rf 1 1 I
Callahan. If.. 1 I 1
Lavls. as. . . . 0 1 I
llonahus, lb.. 0 1 18
Duuduii. lb... Oil
lannrnlll, b 0 0
IjlllTsn. c... 10 4
Walib, f, 1 1 0
o o raiar, n. . . . 1
I 1
I I
I 10
0, Williams, lb. 0
liAnderaon, lb. 0
0 Klherfeld, SS. 1 1 1
0 Pultl. ef 0 0 1
0 "..iiiu. lb.... 0 1 t
0 Klelnow, c... 0 0 I
0 ( hoabro, p.... 110
0 0
1
1 1
Totala 8 I 17 11 ll Totala 4 11 17 11 I
Chicago 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 06
New York 1 01110000-4
Two-base hits: Elberfleld, Donahue.
Three-bHe hits: Klelnow, Chenbro, Wuluh,
Stolen banea: Dundon. Double play: Dona
hue and Davis, lsit on bases; New York,
11; Ohicngu, 3. Firwt on Wiis; OiT Chtmbi-o,
1; off Walsh, 2. First on errors: New York,
1: Chicago, 2. Hit by pitched ball: By
Walsh, 1. Struck out: By Cheebro, 6: by
Walsh, 3. Baaaed bal!: Sullivan. Wild
pitch: Walsh, Time; 2:00. Umpire: Sheri
dan. Standing of the Teams.
Played. Won. Lost. P.C.
Boston 80 W 30 .6'-'5
Cl kaKO .., , ' 83 .fl"?
New York 79 48 81 .63
C'eveland 77 44 S3 .1171
Philadelphia " 42 87 .R'tJ
St. I-ouis 78 84 41 .4.3
Detroit 7 32 ' ' 44 .410
Washington 78 18 62 .ij&
No games today.
GAMES I AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Mllviaakee Defeats Kansas City la a
Lively Game.
, MILWAItKF:K, July 23. In one of the
moot aenh'jtkiiial games ever wltneiier her
today Milwaukee defeated Kani-aa City In
even lnuliiss by a score of 8 to 2. Bi haefer
made a home run with one man on buses
wiilcn tied the score. F.cliuefer and ( lark
put up exceptionally funt games ut short
and third, wlille Batemaii retired twenty
tiiree men at Aral bane. Curtis allowed
but four scattering bits In the long con
test. Attendance, 2,2aU. Score:
lULWAl'KK.
KAKIAI CITY.
R ia O.A-S.
xill. ef 0 0 10 1
aiM-a if ... 1 I 0
u,ll.n, 11, . 0 0 110
iiii,nr, Sb.,, 11110
Kvan, lb 0 4 10 0 1
Hoitifuaa, rf., 0 1 10 0
tiui ir, e 0 0 11 1 0
!.. ss.... 0 0 14 0
i-raulas. p....O 0 0 I 0
HMO A E
Pi one. rf 1
S, r.trfrr, aa. . 1
(l hria, lb... 0
rtars. lb 1
I I
1 1 1
1 o
I
rn,.,,ll!ll. Of.
P'.'Nir. I
r.,..tu.
010
If .. 0 0 1
rtalruiaii. lb.. 0 I 11
( ..ill. p 0
1
Miliary ... 0
4 0
ToUla.,
I 4I3 11 I
T-aala I I 11 11 0
Two out when winning run was scored.
hafied for Siifer In ninth.
Milwaukee OUOUOIOflOOl t
Kniia.iH City.. UOOlrt 00000 0-t
Tvr. baae bit: Ua tenia n. Three-base bit :
lint Ii t ure (.iiiln Lai-; Nan'-e, limler,
I link. Home run: bi haefur Itrat t.
on balls: tiff t'lirtls, 1; oiT Kiuniae, 2.
1-. t't-i ti'-e; hit: M.i.rT,,ltlll. fcirucK out: By
Cuilla, J; by Kiaiitra. 10. linul! ilnvr:
Btiimer to t hnn, Bur't-r to l-.vnn.
1-n r"i latin': Mttwankre. 7; R.ttitis I Uv,
3 "I I, nt: 1 La. . 4. n i ne; Kli iu.
Cli,(4ilu ioai-o (iaai,
11'liVll 1 I-" July i'3 I.nil-". i-'e t,,1iy
ii . -i i . ,1 i ' ,i i , l':,a 'i u w . ' J i I l' -.ii.,-i
i ,.. i i- . . i i f I.- i. h- i r.a
iJ rlil
.' l -J t lie li." ml to
IB
komes
Stors Blue Ribbon
(wnly S.83 ner
score the winning run In the seventh In
ning. Attendance, 3,600. Score: i
LOUISVILLE.
COLUUBUS.
K.H.O.A.K.
Davis, rf 0 0 1 0 0
Wrlgley. lb.. 1 0 4 4 1
K.H.O.A.B
Karwln. rf.... 1110 0
Mailman. If. . 1 1 I 0 0
Canipb.ll. cf. 0 0 1 4 0!
Amdl, lb. .. V I 1 1 ('
Irxter. e 0 1 4 0 0!
"rial. Sb..
11111
Klbin, lb...
.4 I 11 1 0
I'lymer, cf... 0 0 0 0 0
Sraahear. lb. 1 I 4 11
Martin, If.... 0 1 V V 0
HrlQw.ll, aa.. 0 114 0
Yeasr, 0 0 4 111
Hlikay, p.... 0 0 4 0
gcbrlevar, lb. 0 1 0 CI
Ouln an. aa. .. 0 1 4 I 1
Wrlghl. p.... 0 4 1 0
ToUls t T IT 7 ll Totala.....'. I 4 14 17 4
Loulavllle 0SOO0010 I
Columbus J0OO00O0OI
First base on balls: Off Wright. 2; off
Hlckey, 2. Struck out: By Wright, 3: by
Hlckey, t. Stolen bases: Braahcar, Ker
win. Sacrifice hit: Schriover. Double play:
Wrlgley to Klhm. Left on bases: Louis,
vllle. 4; Columbus, 4. Time: 1:33. Umpire:
Kllllan.
Minneapolis' BattlnK Day.
MINNEAPOLIS. July 23. Minneapolis
batted Sessions and Ferguson all over the
field today and won eaaily. Ifrd was Inr
vincible, St. Paul scoring Its only run on
Wheeler's home run over the right field
fence. The Minneapolis pitcher eased up
In the later Innings and allowed a few
hits, but could not be touched with men on
bass. Attendance, 6,200. Score:
MINNEAPOLIS, . BT. PAUL.
tt H.O.A.K 1 K.H.O.A.B.
Malnnay, rt.. 1 1 1 0 o'jonts, ct 0 0 10 0
Sullivan, cf.. I 110 0i.!m'kaon, rf...O 0 0 0 0
Coulter. II.... 1 1 I 0 0
Freeman, lb.. 1 I I 0 0
WasTer. e.... 1 I 4 0 It
McNIcli'la. lib 1 1 1 1 0
v, heeler. J l 1 l a
riuumoy, If . 0 0 1 0 0
J.r-ulllvan, lb 4 I 10 I 0
O'ltrui:. aa... 0 1 4 I
Kos, lb...
Oylar, sa.
Ford, p...
.11110
Marran, 2b... I I
Pelri-e. c 0 I I I 0
tinsslone, p... 4 4 4 1 0
Ferguson, p.. 0 4 0 4 1
..1130
..10010
ToUla 11 14 17 10 0
Totals 1 1 14 10 I
Minneapolis 1 0 0 0 1 4 1 0 -13
St. Paul 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 01
Two-base hits: Fox, Maloney, Weaver.
Home run: Wheeler, flaerll'.ce hits: Coul
ter, Ford (2), Weaver. Stolen bases: Fox,
McNlchols. Double plays: McNIchols to
Freeman, O'Krien td Maican. Struck out:
By Ford, 8; by Sessions, 1; by Ferguson,
3. Flrat base on balls: Off Ford, Z; off
Besslona, 1; off Ferguson. I. Hits: Oft
Seaslons In two Innlnge, 4; off Ferguson In
fix Innings, 10. Time: Umpire: Hart.
Toledo Outplays Indianapolis.
' TOLEDO, July t3. Toledo outplayed In
dianapolis at every point today and witu
Lundblom's pitching won handily. Attend
ance, 1,000. Score;
TOLEDO. 1 INDIANAPOLIS.
K.H.O.A.B.! R.H O.A.B.
DOTioran. 1I..0 1 1 1 0; McCreary, cf. 0 I 0 I
burn., lb 0 I I 3 OiMaguun, sa. .0 1 I 4 1
u,,.t.!. ..r sail olSliii.la'crv. lb 0 1 1 0 1
rf. ...... I 10 olgwaniiar. If..l 111
(lliiiman, sa. 1 1 1 I 1
Morlany, lb.. 1110 0
Brown, e 1 1 4 1 "
Kelsllng. lb.. I 0 10 0 0
Lunuulum, p. 4 1 4 I 0
MO(iiover, n v v a v a
l arr. lb 0 1 . 1 1 l
llli key, lb.... 0 0 11 1 0
Harry, s 0 0 I 1 1
Crumley, p... 0 4 0 I 0
Totala I I 17 14 l ToUla 1 4 34 11 6
Toledo 01010011
Indianapolis 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-1
Stolen base: Donovan. Two-base hls:
Lee, t'arr. Three-base hits: lee Muriarlty.
Sacrifice hits: Burns, t'lingman, huisling,
Hiigrlever. lloulile plays: Frlslile to
Burns, Idckey to Maguim, t'arr to Magoou
to Llckey, Carr (unassisted). ' Left on
bases: Toledo. 4: Indiunapolls. 6. First
base on balls: Off Luudblom, !. Struck
out: bv Lundblom, 2; by Crumley, 4. Hit
v.iih ball: Donovan, Lee. Time: l.i'j.
Umpire: Holildey,
Standing; of the Teams,
Played. Won. Lost. P.C.
Bt. Paul t:
Columbus
67 32 .610
0 !4 .5
4 i .65
49 3 .6.7
44 4i .617
43 46 .177
29 M .81l
35 '63 .2-7
Kansas City.. 2
Toledo '
Games today: Columbus at Louisville,
Indianapolis at Toledo, KaiiHas City at
Milwaukee, Mlniieapolts at St. Paul.
(.HEEI.F.V'I TIUHD BASF.31AJI III UT
Collarbone Is Broken la Collision
with Another Player.
GRAND IEfAN'D, Neb.. July "J. itipeclal
Telegram.) Howard's pitching was too
much tor Greeley Center. Grand Island
hit freely and supported Howard with an
errorless game. In the fifth inning Obnn
yan, Grecli-y's third basnm 11, was thrown
t the ground In a collision with McCluskey
and oiihtained a broken collar bojt Twiieh
ell bad thrown wild to liisi 011 .McCiuokwy s
grouiiiler and when the first hns'-niun re-i-oveitil
the ball be threw lilxn to (liian
yan. !ii tryli g to t the bull )l,anv..n
. is not ati I111 a Mi l luckey and the colli
sion resulted. 1 he score;
It It E
('.re-ley Center 0OO1OO4OO13K
Gniiid l.iiinJ. 000014110 110 U
H.itterles: Greeley Center, Murphy Ond
Nielli; Grand island, Howard and Marrli.
tirliiluals sua un arell.
Tbe JnThi. jin rti-!a and OriMiuil will cro.-s
I ns tl m tain uuri at ut Ihe Vlnioit
ifm-t .,i!k. 'i N'liiiii I - tit, ai-mlrilMli-M-J
Hi. (M,,:.'iili' first nni.ll if 11, e .. a.ti
oil J'.iy 4 in a holly l i lili-ili'ii gillie of lt
ttii-ii .a l-v a i,i'ir I l'i 0. Ji 'Hi Iwinis
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I.OJ a.i Qiousanis of fke finest
would reveal
reveal our
ular family Leer. TKe enor
mous increase m out sales to
'most critical class or
traJe is flic lest indication
fkat Blue RilTjori is xiplit .
You skould kave a case ir.
your komc ftiTo. die deprcsJincC
Jummcr neat. P none 12,60.
contains more not rlment and less alcohol
cent) than any other taaalard beer.
XORZ, B R
f;amo may
incup:
Originals,
Suit eider..:
Lawler
Bradford..
Mi. lien
Minlkus...
Dlneen
Taylor
Crelghton.
Scully......
Adam
Jellen. ......
b expected this aflernooil The
POBltlon.
, .. firet base .
,.. shortstop .
second base
.. left field ..
. third base ..
. center field
right field ..
... catcher '..
,.. pitcher ...
... pitcher ...
... pitcher ....
Nonparlela.
......Hachton
....W. Roben.
........ Garvey.
E. ftoben
J. Casey
Murphy
B. Casey
..Brown
Lynch
McLane
Juniors Want (lame.
The t'nlon 8tock Yards Juniors' second
team of South Omaha Is in the field and
would like to hear from all teams of 16
years and under. Under the coaching of
Mr. Ellis of the senior club the boys are
developing Into fast players. They line up
as follows: Lennle Marsh, captain, first
base; Hurry Wade, second base; Oran
Denlson, third base; Ray Millett, short
stop; George McMullen, left field: Frank
Whltelock, center field; Theodore Sallnskl,
right field; James McMuhon and Finna
Travis, pitchers; Steve Cuaey. catcher
Sunday and evening games desired, lhe
grounds are at Twentieth and J streets.
Address Lennle March, 2113 L street, South
Omaha.
Hallroarl Men Win. '
Yesterday the contracting freight agents
of the several roads doing bualnesa here
defeated tbe Omaha merchandise brokers
bv the following score:
Freight agents 46100100 12
Brokers 0 0 J 0 1 1 0 1 28
Hits: Brokers, 13; Agents, 16. Struck
out: By Toozer, 4; by Yale, 7. Flrat base
on balls: Off Tooser, 4; oft Yale, 2. Earned
runs: Brokers, 1; Agents, 6. Umpire; Alex
Jeffrey.
The railroad boys will tackle the second
nine of the Omaha Field club very shortly
for a game.
Six to Firs In Fifteen laalags,
BT. EDWARD8, Neb., July. 23. (Special
Telegram.) St. Kdwards won an exciting
fifteen-Inning game from Fulierton yester
day. Fulleiton scored In tuj second and
third and the result was 4 to 6 In favor of
the home team. Batteries: St. Kdwards,
Knyd and Vlrrard; Fullerton, Pennet and
ChrinteiiHun. Struck Out; By VUiard, 19;
by Chrlatenson, 10. Time: 1:30. Umpire:
O. H. Flory.
Wednesday St. Edwards beat Cedar
Rapids, 4 to 2.
Memphis De-feats Ashland.
A8HLAND, Neb., July 23. (Special.) Ia
a game full of sharp playing the Armour
club cf Memphis defeated Ahland at the
city park yesterday afternoon. Lrrorg cost
tho locals the game. Score:
Memphis 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 1 04
Ashland ,0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 14
Batteries: Reiser and U''rbark, for
Ashland: Fred Hull, Scott and P. Hall, for
Memphis. Double pluy: Kelser to (gran
ger, ll'lckel to P. Hall to Owen, Umplia;
ibill Weaver.
Cralgf Wins In the Second.
The Dundee team lost an Interesting
game to Craig by a soore of 8 to 2. The
game was lost In the second Inning, when
two doubles and three singles, coupled with
two costly errors, resulted In six scores.
After this Inning Amliison wus relieved
by Hlnsle, who held tha Craig boys BJife
they getting but two .hits and one run off
his delivery. Score: ' R.II.K.
Craig 14000100 874
Dundee 00)001000243
Sterling Defeats Adams.
ADAMS, Neb.. July 23 (Special.) (Ster
ling came up here and Uefeaid Adams on
the home grounds. The game waa fast
and snappy throughout. Score by tunings:
Sterling .... 0 1 0 0 0 3 0 0 04
Adams 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 01
Hits: Adams, I; Sterling, 5. Struck out:
Bv Saunders, 6; by Miller, 1. Batteries:
Adams, Saunders and Klllen; Sterling,
Miller and Am rim.
Came at' Krugr Park,
The Walter Moiea snd I'axion A Galla
gher teams will play at Kru park ttiis
afternoon. Game win be tailed ut 3 o'clock.
loath Dakota Oolt-rs Elect OfReers.
SIOUX FALLS, 8. D., July S3.-(t:peclaL)
lhe annual tournament of the South Da
kota Gull arisoi-latioii is now In progress oil
the griuiui of Hie Mlin.uhwha Country
r;;:b 1:: tills city There is a good slieud
snce and the tournament promis to be a
vny siicceaoful one. At a biisineaa jiu st
ing of the me.ribi-rs of the state iclation
the fu'lo lug uiuorta were elected lor toe
coming year:
I'remldent, W. L. linker, Sioux Falls;
vice preajilenta, H- rmiiback, iirookiim;
j. W. Ciiinpoell, Huron; George March,
Pierre; C. IJ. Mi'Klnney, ft'.oux r'ulla; wo-retary-treaaurcr
Jack Wlli.oii, I.iooK'uks.
It was voted to hold net yt-ars tourna
ment at lirooRli'tjS soma time between July
M ami Au.ii:.il lu.
The rei - -non to the vlaltlng golf players
was a bil lioi art -lr. It : . .4 i-iuii at the
l-lull )io:i tit tlio loiltl club. line of Hie
f, ,ii, iris am drtii, lns on the l.ire veiaii.laa
BloulKl the t'lu'J h"l.e, UK nun, lc- l,elng ( ,r-
I l-v a., o i l.ti.lia h -iil-ii.t-,1 Innlle
I. . Luiiv.,.. '1 1.0 -oii-iies niia !iiiil
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with Japanese lanterns -and refreshmentg
were served by the ladles. 1
All the leading towns of the state are
represented at the tournament.
EVENTS OX THE HlilVUHG TRACKS
Sport at Brighton Beach Marred hy
Accident to Jockey.
NEW YORK, July B. Tha sport at
Brighton Beach was marred today bv the
fatal injury of Jockey Ernest Swalwall. In
the- second race Opuntla, on the back
stretch, fell at a Jump, throwing Swalwall
and then rolling on him. The jockey died
shortly afterward In a hospital. He was 21
years old and hailed from Toronto. Ort
Wells, winner of the Commonwealth handi
cap, the Lawrence Realisation and many
other stakes, today added another tn his
already long list by capturing the 110,000
Brighton Derby. The horse was ridden out
to beat Broomstick by one and a half
longths. Knight Errant waa third, three
lengths back. After the jockeys had
weighed out the stewards disqualified
Broomstick for Interfering with Ort Wells
In making tho turn Into the stretch the
first time. Knight Errant was officially
B laced second and Bobadlll third. Tho
rake entry, Ort Wells and Bobadlll, was a
hot favorite at 8 to 10, with Broomstick
next tn demand at 2 to 1. Knight Errant,
the only other starter, was quoted at 4 to
1. Jockey Burns wsa suspended for one
week for rough riding. Tradition, favorite,
won the J7,5u0 Venus stakea for 2-year-olds.
Fox Hunter, heavily played, won the
Brighton steeplechase uy ten lengths.
Lavator looked to have the place easily
whon Mars, his rider, became overconfi
dent, allowing Mystlo Shrlner to get tip and
nose him out of second money. Swalwall,
who was fatally Injured In this race, was
the second Jockey to die of Injuries re
ceived In the steeplechase at the Brighton
Beach track within two weeks. Results:
First race,' five furlongs and a half: Ra
clno CO to 1) won. Martha Gorman second,
Voladuy third. Time: 1:00.
Second race, Brighton steeplechase, about
two miles nnd half: Fox Hunter CI to 2)
won, Mystic Shrlner second, Lavator third.
Time: 6:04.
Third race, the Venus stakes, $7,500, five
furlongs: Trsdltlon ( to 2 won, Ascot
Bello second, Schuiamlts third. Time: 1:01.
Fourth race, the Brighton Derby, $10,Gm,
one mile end a half: Ort Wells (9 to 10)
won. Knight Errant seoond, Bobadlll third.
Time: 2:aa34- Ort Wells and Jiobadlll
coupled In straight betting only. Broom
stick finished second, but waa disqualified.
Fifth race, six furlongs, selling: For
Luck (5 to 1) won. Emergency second.
Counterpoise third. Time: 1:126.
Sixth race, handicap, one mile and a fur
long: Grand Opera (8 to 2) won, Rose Tint
second. Bnonrf Hell third. Tirre: l:bi.
Seventh race, six furlongs: Belle of Belle
meada (5 to 1) won, Brooklynlte second,
Lem Keed third. Time: 1:14.
CHICAGO, July 23. Results:
Flrft race, four furlongs: Owen (30 to 1)
won. Cutter second, Ethel Day third. Time:
0:4!!r.
Becond rare, six furlongs: Ahola (8 to 1)
won, Van Ness second. Rag Tag third.
Time; 1:14.
Third race, on,e mile and a ouarter: Miss
Crawford (11 to 6) won, McGee second,
Er-Rllah Lad third. Time: 2:07.
Fourth race, six furlongs: Felipe Lugo
(12 to ll won, Phil Finch second, Monaatlo
third. Time: 1:15.
Fifth race, one tnlle and a sixteenth; At-
'A
l J . V' . ' 9- J
ajuruuuias w
The Outcropping of Dad Blood
And while not always painful are aggravating beyond ex
pression. With few exceptions they ar woi in spring and
summer when the system begins to thaw out and the 6kin is
i- ', reacting and making extra efforts to throw off the poison
t !-;'! that hve accumulated during the winter months. Then
l-r-.
' Canton, Ohio. August 6,1003. boil and pimples, rashes and
B. B. 8. 1 a good lucdictno. 1 keep it m tho eruptions of every conceivable
bouse all tbe while. It is an exoeiieoi touio to kind ' make their appearance,
give strength to the system and tone to all the , TVTemn on.I Tetter Ihf
orgau. it give ppeut-nd energy and make i.erema ana Jeuer ine
ous feel better in every way. I hay found It also twil terrors Of SUM diseases
aa excellent blood purifier. For month I wa Kettle Rash. Poison Oak and
troubled with aa itching ! eruption
get a cur, but ft. at. U. 1 the only medicine
seemed to ruitevs. I am now ooiuparatl vsi
of tule aruptlon. I ttink a groat dual f yoar
luedloine, believing II to be tho bst blood purl
iior aud touio known to the wir',1 Io-A:it.
In f.a. litAnii licKXEE,
1330 East Seventh bt.
enrich the blood and reinforce and tone up the general
system, and carry off tile bodily impurities through the
proper channels, thus warding oft the diBcases romnmn
to bpring and summer. The ekin, with gu,i blot.l to
nourish it, rt-maii)3 smooth and soft and fife of all tlin-
fcjjun'ng eruptions. t-nd fur our fire book on diseanes of ihe t.in, nnd wiite
us if you dctiic me Ikal a Ivii'i or guv nt:eri,il in Win -,' i'.M. This v.i;i rutvii'i
totL ir. ' J,.-, ...'" , . J C w g Z .. . - - 4 i-w-w
I 1.
- , ' fji sr-
J
lantlco (5 to 1) won. Federal second. Crest
fallen third. Time: 1:4ns.
Sixth race, one mile: Dalvay (2 to llwoo,
Foncasta second. Qregor K third. Tim:
1:41.
ST. LOUIS, July 23. Results:
First race, one mile and a half, selling:
Goo Goo (ii to 6) won, Murmur second,
Mae Miller third. Time: 2:36.
Second race, one mile and seventy yard,
Belling: Lustlg (20 to 1) won, Trapsettor
second. Second Mate third. Time: 1:47.
Third race, six furlongs, purseiRebo
to 10) won, Jcewator aocond, Frank Bell
third. Time: 1:134.
Fourth race, the Native Nursery handi
cap, five furlongs: Plnkerton (1 to I) won,
Woodlsnds second, Daroeron third. Time:
1:01. Plnkerton and Woodlands coupled.
Fifth race, one mile and an eighth. Bell
ing: Ella (11 to 6) won, Lady Crawford sec
ond, Leenja third. Time: 1 :'..
Sixth race, one mile and seventy yards,
purse: Falkland (7 to 1) won. FlylngTor-
rdo second, The Regent third. Time:
46.
Seventh race, six furlongs. Belling: Lady
Vashtl (10 to 1) won, Rose Court aecond.
Potter third. Time: 1:15.
EGA WIKS THE RAVE OAKS CtP
Result of tho Golf (iames by Oracle
Player at Chicago.
CHICAGO. July 23 H. Chandler Egan
of the Exmor Golf club won the Ravenoaks
cup, with 10 up and 0 to play, against Rob
ert E. Hunter of Midlothian this after
noon at the Onwentsla club. The contest
ended at the twenty-seventh hole. Hunter
being unable to make a winning score from
the other nine holes. This is the second
time Inside of three years that Kgan has
secured first honors In the tournament for
the Ravenoaks cup.. One more victory will
entitle Egan to keep the cup as his per
sonal property. Georga G. Cllngman, Jr.,
of Homewood defeated M. S. urth of
Skoklo In the finals for the Tyro cup by
I up and 6 to play. The Solace cup went to
Western Champion Walter Egan of Exmor,
who defeated R. H. McElwee of Onwentsla,
4 up and 2 to play. H. Chandler Eyan also
won the Onwentsla cup in the thirty-six
hole medal play by the low score of liJ.
With the Bowlers.
On the Omaha Bowling aoelatlon allevs
last evening Captain Huntington's Excel
siors defeated Emery' All Stars 47 pine.
The evening' content was the flnlh cf a
five nights' series. The Excelsiors won an
total pins by 16, but Just three of tho five
games played.
EXCELSIORS.
lt. 31. 3d. Total.
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