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Mlliy 2 o VI rtllUllUl the alcohol (about J'iXcontsined in bottle of pur malt brlik
Gund's Peerless Beer
e at eeewek e tjiw aarone. et anfflrlrat t lat'irallr atlmalete the renlas flow ef Ike reetrle Snide wltbls the elemerb. ee epeentlel In the
Breper aealenllaUoa or anlld fnnda. l'mre.eor Dr. K Htm. Herlin, QHmBnjr, aara: "Owlne to the email iiiMunt of alcohol In beer the Mine rennot
be ealled en alrahollc beverage In the oajal eeneeftf tbeee wncn." Peerleae Beer le en efferrearent, wholesome end fully matured beer of enm
Bnajullnf eeperlorltT Bevmiiee nt thj. It refM the Hold M-flal et P.. Ixnile Ftixwltlnn In lent end el Pari In lene. It la e araratlne imer beer with
aelndie rvarrene. dellnhtfut. anappj ItaToreed ?reemy tara. It haa been brewed for M yeare by the feaaoue 4)wa4 lateral Frvreaathat pre.
aarree the Ufa ef the mall Peerlev eontalne naly Iha rhnleeat Ineradlente the eeeentlei tonic julore of fine Rohernlen hope, a pedal yaeat of our
own raltlaatlna. water flowing from a wail lo gramf- fork and tha malted ertiert of rlrh, plueip and aonart North aeetern harlej. Bottled at the
home pleat eel?. Bnid In all reputable hote'e, .-area, raatearenu, et?. Aak "the man babied Ike bar," or buy a emee delt'eres el jeur home, lor
feaUly see Be keer excel Peerleae. Write, 'phone or rail.
JOnN GUND BREWING CO.. La Crosse, Wis,
W, IV IIEYIEX, .Mgi, l:K0-23-24 Leavenworth Street, Oinulm, Xeb., Telephone lunulas 2:111.
Broadway, Council 111 tiffs, Iov;i.
BARN HART & KLEIX, Wholesale llistriliuters, 102 ' Went
Mm
FtLLIAM : SAYS PLAY BALL
Fi ction at Hew York NiF Excuse for Pojt
1 poninr Tort'lB Game. '
TUESDAY'S QUESTION IS FINALLYSETTLED
President of ottoAAI Incur Thrrat
a Reels If Hik Decision .
" Saipportlnir Iniplre ie
- Xot Sustained.
NEW1. YORK, Aug. . The game sched
uled to-be, played in this city between the
New York and Chicago teams of the Xa
,ionk! liasfl . Ball .league must be played
despite '.(lie trouble at the Polo grounds
, yesterday,-and only adverse weather condi
tions or a forfeiture will he permitted to
Interfere with the contest, according to th.i
' AUltrnilinti inaila initaa. .hir iaIH..Mi ,..t
linm of the KaMoiml league. 1
. Mrv I'ulliam' said thai the umpired us-
,r.inru u louay s sritini' will be on h ind
this afternoon andtlt If the New York
McIIale. lh
Smith. 2b....,
Randall, if
KiiKHell. rf
Weiirardt. c
teoin refuses to pliii'. the aamn rt-lil h, I ,
Helden. If
nfeuhor he nor hla policumen Uad'nnytlilnK
to dd Clth The exeluHlon vf-irniplre John
stouA from hr l'olo Rround yesterday and
that he had assured Manager McGraw and
Seclotafy Rnow Ira yeaterday that the po
lice could protect johnhlone ff he were ad
mitted. The Ihi'ptVtorHlRo aald( that Sec
relary Knowhi submitted a stateiiien' to
him at the grounds yesterday fruiting the
exclusion upon the. 'shoulders of the police,
but that he (Sweeneyj refused to agree
to It. . -
C.AMKS I TlfE 'WE!TER I.EAfilE
In M
forfeited to Chicago. Jo'Ur as yesteid.iy's
game la concerned, Mr. Pulilnm conaidera
the matter aettled. "lie has upheld the de
cision of Umpire JohiiKtono In di ilaring thu
game forfeited to Chicago, and says that
'Irt'the event or his decision not belna; tip
held by the XationaT' board of d Hectors
he will reVlgu his. fcosftion ' as' bresldcrit of
tns league and wlU quit profeaaJo-nal oase'- New t'm,
ball forever,
" n fr f ..111 a ' I , -t :' -
. ... Statriarnt- ay, Pnlllam.
Mr 1'iilliam's statement follows:
'::ho New York -Chicago game schedulod'
' August i stands on' the league record
a.' ffrfelterl to Chlctrgo by a score of 9. to
vi ar.a saia result hMs heen tabulated and
tounted. I uphoM the action of the uin-
tires absolnteiy, and -if I am not susis.ncd
y the NartonaJ league' 'board of directors
i win tiniy resitcnmv oos tion iireai-
Deiiver Wine Irnm tloai (II)
IMtche-rs !'tle.
riKNVER. jug..S. Denver took a closely
contested Hume from Sioux Cltv today by
the score of 4 to 3. Jt was n .pllrhers' bat
tle bent'cen 1'aige and Jackson and Paige
had the shade, striking out eight of the
vlKltors and allowing no hits until . the
sixth. Campbell led hhlli the Packers' ral
lies and marie the sensational catch of the
gRine. Bunched hits secured Denver's runs.
Score: . ,
.DEXVfcR. ',
AB. R
... 3 1
... -2
... 1
... 3 0
...3 0
...A - 0
... 3 - 0
. 3 t
... 3 . 0
H.
. 1
1
Psiw, !)
Totakt..-
Campbell, If.
filieehan, rf...
Noblit, of....".
Weed, :b
A.
0
E
0
O
0
lb.
Wniia'ms,,:
Hess. . 0. . .
Jncksrwi,'p.,l
w
4
SIOIX CITY
AB. R.
..;:...;.. 8
4
.'...v..::.;
,:,.-4
4
3
5"'4'
'Jarrott
Totals
H.
a O.
:i
s
o
"0
6
O'-O '
0 o.
0 ' "'0
'2 .
1,
0
5
0
37 13
O - A.
8 1
Ma goon, 'Jb..
Cicotte, p...
Totals , 13 13 27 15 0
Batted for Carnes in ninth.
Dea 'Moines o 0 3 1 2 2 3 1 1-13
Pueblo 0 0000301O-4
Stolen b.ises: CnlTyn. Hogrlever. (3r, Ma
goon. Andreas, (2i. First base on balls:
Cdrnw, la; Clcotte, 3. Struck out: Carnes,
i; clcoite, 3. Two base hits: Welday,
Bader. Magoon. Double plays: Klwert to
Tonneman. Magoon. O'Leary to Andreas.
Time: 1:50. Umpire: Davis. Attend
ance: 600.
Standing of the Trams.
Played. Won. Lost
CMCAG0 WINS FROM NEW YORK
Wind City National! Ontbat and Outfield
the McGraw Tribe.
NO TROUBLE AT THE POLO GROUNDS
I siplrri Who Were Eiclnded from
the firoonda Toredar Cheered
When Ther Appear t pom
the Diamond.
NEW YORK. Aug. . Everything passed
off quietly at the Polo grounds today, and
Chicago beat the New York team by 3 to
t It was learned early In the afternoon
that the local club would not prohibit the
entrance of any umpire assigned by Presi
dent Pulllam to tho grounds. When Um
pires Johnstone and Emslle reached the
gate hey were accompanied by President
Pulllam. who had came hastily from Sara
toga, and as soon as he had seen the pair
gain admittance without Interference he
scurried away In an automobile without
going Inside the turnstile. They were
cheered when they appeared upon the dia
mond. . ..
Neither Manager McGraw nor Third
Baseman Devlin was to he seen today, as
each has Incurred the penalty of suspen
sion for a few days. Genre:
CHICAOO. NEW TOTtK
B.H.O.A E.
t 1 1 0 ORreanahen. r
1 0 Prown. rf....
S 0 Shannon, V. .
Seymour, of.
I r. MrRane. lb.
t Strang, lb...
S tipahlan, a...
1 (inilhrrl, 2b...
OAmea.
tW'lltae. p....
Bowerman .
19 10 27 Ji 0
Totelt. .. .
Batted for Ames In eighth
Chicago . 0 0 0 1 0
New York I 0 0 0 0
Two-base hit; Bresnahnn. Sacrifice hits:
Chance, Ames. Strang. Stolen base: Sey
mour. First base on balls: Off Reulbach,
5; off Ames,- 2. Struck out: Bv Reulbach,
fi: by Wlltse, 1; by Ames, 1; by Brown, 1.
Hits: Off Ames, 7 In eight innings; off
Wiltse, 3 in one Inning; off Reulbach, six
In eight and one-third Innings. Hit by
pitched ball: By Ames, 1. Left on bases:
Chicago, 4; New York, 3. Douhle plays:
Dahlen to Gilbert; Strang to Bresnahan
to McGann. Time: 2:05. Umpires; limslle
and Johnstone.
Pittsburg; Shnt Oat ftoetoa.
BOSTON. ' Aug. ' -Pittsburg defeated
Boston today 2 to 0. Willis pitched an
excellent game, holding (he locals to four
hits and twice pitching himself out of
bad holes. Score:
PITTfBlRo. ' Boston.
Simla, rf ...
Sharharr, If . . J 0
S"hu!te. rf.... 4 2 0
fhanro. lb... 1 I
Stalnfaldt. Ih 1 J 1
Tinker, aa ... lit
Evora. 2n 4 J 4
Mnran, r 4 n
Raulharh, p. . 4 0 1
Brown, p 0 6 0
Totala.
R.H O A E
4 16 8
1
I
1
1 11
1
1 B
I I
0
0 ft
0 0
2 inn i
10 0 0-3
0 0 0 1-2
Stahl; Altiier to Wakefield. Time: 1:45.
Umpire: Connol.y.
Kt. I.onla lea from ryr York.
ST. l-OUIS, Mo. Aug. x After Orlh
purposely walked Rickey with two out In
the tentn inning, niung itia rases. leie
hantv dropped Ulade's pop My. allowing
Wallace to score the winning run for Si.
lxiuls. Shortstop K.lb"i-d of the New
Yrrk's attacked Umpire o I.oughlln and
was banished. JlHiincer M.'Aleer of r?t.
I.ouls was ordered off the grounds for dls-
ruting a decision and o Connor of St.
.ouls and Manager Griffith of New York
were barred from the coHchlng lines for
similar offenses. Score:
T. Lot IS NEW YORK
Nltea. h...
Jnnoa, lb...
Stone. If...
Hamphlll, r
WaMere, ea
O'Prtrn. 2n
K. whirr, cf
Rukay. c...
Glade, p
B.H O.A.B
, t I I ft Karlrr.
0
B H O A B.
1 '
I S
1 I
t I
1 s
3 0
0 i
0 1
0 Hoffman, cf.
" I'haar lh
a ''nnrov, aa. . .
0Lapoe. Sh...
0 Yaarr. .b. ..
(I IVIehtnty, If.
1 Ttiimai, r. . .,
1 Orlh. p
1 1
i t
n is
n i
l l
o i
n l
0 5
! 2
Total! 40 1J in ll i Totili s: ; is i
Two out when winning run scored.
Pt Ixvila o 0 0 o 0 0 o l (I 12
New York y 0 00001 o 00 01
Earned runs' 8t. Iiuls. 1; New York,
1. Sacrifice hits: Hemphill. Keeler. Dcle
hanty, Thomas. Double plays: Nlles to
O Hrlen to Jones; Glade to Nlles. Stolen
bases: Korhler. (.'); Hoffman, Ijt Porte.
First base on balls: Off Orth, 4; off Glade,
S. Struck out: By Orth, ; bv Glade, 3.
lft on bases: St. Louis. 14; 'New York,
17. Time: 2:10. Umpire: O'Loughlln.
Chicago Wins In Tenth.
CHICAGO, Aug. 8. Chicago defeated Phil
adelphia for the fourth consecutive liine
today In a hard-fought pitchers' battle, 1
to 0. Score:
CHICAGO. PHILADELPHIA.
Hehn. rf...
Jnnae. rf
lahrll. lb
O. Darla, aa.
Imnohue. lb..
B.H.O.A.K.
Dougherty, If. 4
Sullivan, r . . S
Tannahlll, Jb. I
Patterson, p.. I
0 I
1 I
0 1
0 I
0 14
1 0
0 i
0 I
0 0
0 OHartarl. It.
1 Lord, rf
I OH Paria, lb..
1 0 Reynold, rf...
0 0 Murphy. Jb. ..
0 C Croaa. aa ....
0 0 Inoa, 3b. .. .
1 0 Poetfta. c....,
I 0 Plank, p
H.H O A E.
1 1
1 I
0 14
1 t
0 1
0 1
0 0
0 6
0 1
Des Moines ...
Omaha
Denver
Sioux City
Lincoln ,
Pueblo
Games today :
."
91
7
!m
9H
Omaha at
a
41
50
52
54
ijil
Lliu-cllh
PrCt.
.71 '5
.54H
.45
I-earh. Jb
Beaumont, cf. ft
Clarke. If 4
Wagner, aa... 4
Nralon, lb. . . 4
Moines at Pueblo, Sioux City at Denver.
HARNESS' HACIMi l BUFFALO
'.41 ! flan ley, rf.
.4i2
.375
Des
I -E.
- 0
1
3
4
U.
"7"
-;.t.
to
0
0
4
' t
1
0
0
2
6
Batted for Jackson In thw'plnlh
Denver 0..it0 0 .0 i.a.J O-rl
Sioux City 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 W3
Stolen base: Sheehan. Sarriflre l)ta: 'Rus-
dent of the National W,,,. h i I"": nases. on ,wi:'i'rtw
NaHonal ltKiie rn"i.. "H." Velgard.,. Struck out : By Paige. . K by
:lhrnuahtani) nin - .. .Jackson, 3
animation., u-rma iaiwav ku. .ki ion buses
Eesinllc Wins the 'iiOl Rare In Fast
Time. ,
BUFFALO. -Aug. 8. In winning the sec
ond heat of the 2:n4 pace Ht the second
'day's meeting of the grand circuit Estatic
paced the mile in 2:iM'a. making tin- fastest
time of the meeting. Baron Grattan sold
early favorite in this event, but EsLtttc
won the first two hent- and the race.
Dr. Chase, favorite In the 2:10 trot, was
sold for Slu.oTio to New York parties before
the race on the strength of a milw In 2:1)
In the morning. This race was won by
Nut Boy in straight heats. The winner
brought $20 In the early pools. Breuda
York won the race for 3-year-old pacers,
distancing Ihe other two entries In the
first heat. '
Gay Btngen Vepeated his Cleveland per
formance In winning the race for 3-year-old
troiters In straight heals. . The track was
spongy.,. T4x aift.tioo. trot will be decided
tomorrow. Summary:
The-Introduction, a-jieas-old pacers, purse
Sl.oon: , ......
Brenda .York,.,, b. " m., by Mekd
fiS'nokoisi '.-.....' 1 1
I Kelly, b. g. (Chandler).
ds
ds
.'Fii kw unr nay own a national league
franchlae - hui ht 1.1 . ,1. o-,, , . aim I bloux City, 2
'and bulldozing tactics are tn ha iir,io;.i hv i Attendance: 9o0.
the oldest professional base ball organlia- !
t ion In America 1 wouldn't have the bett
franchise In Ihe National league as a gift.
;'I wen't ' discuss my umpires' assign
ments fnr-today s game or any other same.
They are. confidential and known only to
me and my staff, of umpires. But. they
will Ian on. hand for the game this after
noon, and .the . teams will play, unless
weather conditions orrvep.t
Polloe, Inspector Sweeney said today that
.33 .'3 5" 9l 'Time: 2:loWi:14. 2:i4iV
The. Preparation) , 3-year-old trotters,
auise $1,000; , . '
ay JUngen. br. c by Bingen (Brady) 111
Ed Custer, ch. c. (Chandler) 2 2 2
Oulstn,.-h.. f.. (Nolanl 3 ds
The Abbe. b. o. IB. White) 4 ds
Daffodil, h. f. lAmrm ds
Mntt.i. .U'ii.'-rTit' pJrJT.i V.,.ft l Time: 2:151.. 2:14.. 2:144.
Denver.'...; Sioux .City. A Two-1 The Liquid Veneer. 2:04 pace purse $2,000:
erroi s: f r."""' "
Lynch.
base .hit: Smith.. First , base
lime; l,-o. . I miure
FOR 30 YEARS
Dr. McGrew
"w. Svvr
4 iirni'i Kae) ' far ( hnrupe. -
PUEBLO, Colo.,- Atlg. 8 -WCriiei, the' St
llda twirler, was tried out again today and
As on previous appearanres he was unable
to locate Ihe plate. 'Ha Issued teri- passes
anil allowed thirteen tilts.. Mis.
swemed to discouraged the locals, who
played a listless game arid the visitors
by Oratorlo-Ethelwyn
1
Grattan
1 3
b. g.. bv
(Geers) 3 2
Maud Keswick, b. m.. (James) 4 3 2
Ner.volo, b h. IMurphvt 2 4 4
Charloy Ifnvt. b. s. (Kane) ds
Time; 2:05i. 2:044. 2:0714.
Tli T f T I ... ., 1 1J . w, , . ni aA
Work.. ",M,'Cl l.Ll, J.u..
w ora . a-i .we .
. Nut Boy, b. g., by Nut Pine iMo-
llenryi 11 1
Kltrhry, lb... I
Oilmen, f 3
Wlllla. p t
B.H.O'.A.B. B.H.O.A K.
4 1 t ( Rrldwall. aa.. 4 (1 4 0
0 ft 0 CTennry. lb... 4 0 11 I 0
1 f 0 IHrnln, 3b 4 I I 3 0
ft 3 1 Batea. cf 1 0 1 0 ft
1 14 1 Howard, If... 4 1 1 0 0
119 0 llnlan. rf 4 ft i ft 0
110 ONrrdham, c. . 3 0 1 1 0
13 0 0 Slniehrl, 2b.. I ft I 1 0
0 1.44 Young, p 3 0 1 t ft
Totala 3;' 7 27 14 0 Toll! 30 4 27 II 0
Pittsburg 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 02
Boston 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00
Two-base hit:. Howard. Sacrifice hits:
Willis. Beaumont. Donble plays: Wagner
to Nealon, Young to Tenney to Brain.
First base on balls: Off Willis. 2. Hit
by pitched ball: By Willis, 2. Struck out:
By Willis, 3; by Young, 1. Passed ball:
Gibson. Time: 1:20. Umpire: Klein.
anme Postponed.
At Philadelphia St. Louis game post
poned; rain.
At Brooklyn Brooklyn-Cincinnati game
postponed; rain.
standing- of the Teams.
. Played.- Won. Lost
Totala 2 2 30 17 ft Totala 11 528 14 1
One out when winning run scored.
Chicago ..0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1-1
Phllaoelphia .'..0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
lrflt on bases: Chicago, 4; Philadelphia, o.
Three base lilt: Dougherty. Sactilk e hits:
iuurpny. Jsbell. Lenox. Stolen base: Jones.
Struck out: By Patterson, 3; by Plank. 5.
Bases on balls: Off Patterson. 2; off Piank,
3. Time; 1:42. Umpire: lluist.
MtandliiK of Ihe Tennis.
Played. Won. Lost. Tel.
Philadelphia 97 59 3S
New York 95 57 S3 .h(
Chicago laf 57 4:1 .n.O
Cleveland 9i 53 4;t .552
St. lxuls 97 49 4H .o'"n
Detroit IIS 4S 'fin ,4:)
Washington 97 :) 5.S .102
Boston 100 28 ' 72 .2M)
Games today; Washington at Detroit,
Boston at Cleveland.
(AMES IS AMERICA ASffOCIATIO
Minneapolis Shuts Oat Louisville Two
to othlnaT.
IUISVJLLE. Aug. 8. Ford pitched great
ball today, allowing the locals only two
hits, both of which came In the seventh
Inning after two men had been retired.
Score :
MINNKAPOLIS. LOl'IRVILLE.
B.H.O.A E. B.H.O.A.E.
Parli, cf 4
I). Sullivan, rf 4
Oremlnii'r, 3b 4
Hart, If 4
Freeman, lb. . 3
Yeager, c 4
Oyler, aa 4
Fo. 2b 3
Ford, p 2
0 0 Mailman. It.. 4
0 0 Woodruff, 3lj. 4
2 0 Braahear, 2b.. 4
0 0 Sullivan. 3b.. 3
0 u Slovall, cf. .. 2
0 DKerwIn, rf.... 3
1 1 Sinner, c 2
5 0 Qulnlan, aa. .. 3
0 0 Elliott, p 3
0 3
0 3
0 t
1 14
0 0
1 0
0 4
0 1
0 0
Pet.
Chicago 101 . 71 30 . 703
Pittsburg1 97 63 34 . 650
New York .......... 96 61 35 . 635
Philadelphia ...;... .loi) 46 54 . 40)
Cincinnati .....101 44 57 .436
Brooklyn , ... 7 41 66 .43
St. Louis .....M02 37 65 . 361
Boston ............. .ha) 34 66 .340
Games today i Pittsburg at New York,
Cincinnati ' at . ffrfladelphla, Chicago at
Brooklyn, St. Louis at Boston.
by Dietetic. (Ga-
ru'i.reo itiiiior.1 a! win. (.iiaiur .lor- me T",- r'ht.an
the sixth and eighih Innings Pueblo Was capuTln Bacon' .''b, "a ." '(Day i '. '. '.
unable' to do anything with his deltven'. , ImpPrlH, .Aller.on. br. s. .Snow)....
Carnes repsatedly filled the tat sea on walks I jjri0 isiP j, m (Heal
and then on gettinr hlinself into a hole j ,-IHrlna Dawson, b. m. ' '( McCa rgo i '. '.
u" "",'k .ler B1W Catcher, b. sr. (McCarty). .....
Most of Des Moines hits came when they 1 Inrti hr m (Kldrldae)
lnt'.'?B- T.he ror".0.u,h? kfal9 w,"re 1 nn Direct.' blk. m. HvAiiterV. '.'.'.'..
also costly. In the sixth Inning after i ir..i,,i,. h n, inr.
.w. in.-. I. wrir' nui Ml,- lllflianH n U n '
, nailing rally and secured ' three-singles, a
two bafirer nnrl n biiKA nn lutlla wttlfh
has made a SPEC- , netted three runs. The score:
4 A iii or all forms
nf dlseBften uml fluz. I
orders of - - . .. n r". A. r..
M 'IV. .1 .
MEN ONLY
Hit ficllKif for trent
Ins thii rliit of laiFeamid
r unltmUtK,. Urn re
markahU cure have el-;
.Dver ,IKM t'.-H Uiireil
Varlrerele. Hydmeale. BloJ Hniaon. strl.-turei Gleet,
Kervoua Debility. Ixnva of Strength anu Vltllt.
r '.. His Home; Treat nieiii .i
haa permanently cured th9uaanda' ' of rn are ' ": of
chrome Nervoua. Racial. Kidney and Bladder and
Skin dlaeea. at Imall coat. Pave time and money,
by deadnblnf your caae and write for KRKK HOOK"
an4 tarma of traaimant. Medicine aont an plein
parkaaa. . ' , . .
Charges Low. Consultation Pres. -
aflite Hours S a m. tu i:Su p. hi. riuti
days. 8 a m. to 6 p. m.
Call or write. Box 766. Office at 216'
Couth 14th Street, Omaha, Xeb.
McGllvray. ef..
Under,- :b
Mel. hlor, rf
Elwert. 3b...'...
Tonneman, 3b...
Flske, ss
Messltt, c
ltennlcker, c..'.;
t'arneg, p.......
Miner
Totals
Caffyn,
PUEBLO.
- 1 AB. ' R H. ,PO. A.'
4 0 0 2 0.
4 2 2 1 0
4 1 ' 2 2 3
?4 12 2 1
....... 30031
4.0 14 1
3 0 2 3 1
3 . 0 . 0.9 1
........ i o o o o
......... 8 0 .0 1 2
0.0 0.0 0
.'.,..'.,.33 ; 1 t ''17 'io
Dlrertncss, ph. g. (McM-ihon)...
Time: 2:091-4. 2:10, 2:104.
6 ds
ds
ds
ds
GREAT HACIMi l TEKAMAH TRAC K
Horsea All Driven Out and Good Sport
Keaolte. - .
0 TECUMSEH. Neb.. Aug. S.-lSpeclal. )
0 With a clear sky. a big crowd and a fair
0 j track the second day of the Tekanmh races
2 j passes Into h'story, but it Is one that will
1 long be remembered as every horse was
0 ' driven to 'win. In the third heat of the
0 2:16 race. Miss Cai4fiy was heavily backed
0 at 10 to . hut the heat was aiveii to Iowa
OfSphinx, Jr. Major 'Dent won the llrst two frrni, zo
GAMES l.N THE? AMERICA LEAGUE
Boston Takes atolh Ends of a Double
Header from Cleveland.
CLEVELAND, Aug. 8. Boston took both
games from Cleveland today, winning by
bunching their' hits in Ihe tnlrd innlnir In
the first game. Harris and Rhoades pitched
splendidly In the Second. Boston scoring
the only "run of Ihe game on Turner's error.
Score, first game:
BOSTON! : ' CLEVELAND.
B H.O.A.E. B.H.O.A.E.
4 J I 0 Flick, cf 4 2 0 0 0
ejarkann. If... 3 110 0
ft Tuiner, aa.... 4 0 1 I ft
cl.ajola. 2b ... 4 114 0
J smvall, lb... 3 ft 14 0 0
OOnngalton. rf 4 I I 0 0
Obarlieau, St.. 3 0 111
6 Ruelow. c 2 0 2 1 0
oBernhard, p.. ) ft 0 3
- Klllrrdae, c..l 0 I 0 (I
34 litis OTownaend. p. . 0 0 0 0 0
' Hoaaman ... 1 1 0 0 0
' ' 'Hernia ' 1 0 0 0 0
Heaa 1 0 0 0 V
Havden, rf
Parent, aa.
siatil. cf..
Ferrla, 5h.
Hoey, It
Orlmahaw. lb I
Morgan. 3b... 4
Ambruater, c 4
Voung, p 4
Totali.
1 ' 4
1 1
1 4
1 1
1
1 .
1 a
ft 0
hents, but owing to an
Incident In the j Hoey, If.
Totala 13 4 17 15 1
eRatted for Buelow in the eighth.
Batted for Bernhard In the eighth.
Batted for Barbeau In the ninth.
Boston 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 03
Cleveland ........... 000000010 1
Earned runs: Cleveland, 8; Boston, 1.
Hits: Off Bernhard, 6 In eight Innings;
off Townsend, 2 in one inning. Two-base
hit: Jackson. Three-base hit: Hayden.
Sacrifice hits: Jackson, Ferris. Hit with
pitched ball: By Berniiard. 1; by Young, 1.
Left on bases: Cleveland. 7; Boston, s.
Struck out: By Bernhard, !: by Young, 4;
by Towni-erid. I. Time: 1:27. Umpires:
Sheridan and Evans.
Score, second game: '
BOSTON. CLEVELAND.
B.H.O.A.E. B.H.O.A.E.
Havden, rf... 4 I 1 ft 0 Flick, ef 4 i 10 0
rarent. as ... 3 0 2 2 UJaikanfk. If
Slahl. rf 4 14 4 VTurner, aa
4 0 1 o u Lalnle, 2h
Totala 32 g 27 ( t Tolala :S 2 27 JI 3
Minneapolis 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 o
Louisville 0 0 0 0 0 0 II 0 0 0
Three -base hit: Gremlnger. Stolen
bases: Fox. Davis. Sacrifice hits: Ford,
2i; Stuvh.ll. First base on balls: Off
Elliott, 1; off Ford. 3. Stiuck out: Bv
Elliott, by Ford, 6. Hit by pitched
ball: Fox. Double plays: Stoner, Sul
livan to Woodruft; Gremlnger to Free
man. Ift on bases: Louisville. 4; Min
neapolis, 8. Time: 1:40. Umpire: Kane.
liooaler Defeat Saints.
INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. S. Indianapolis
scored a victory over St. Paul today In a
close and Interesting game. Thielman's
pitching was the only feature., Score:
INDIANAPOLIS. ST. PACL.
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Indians polis 1 0 1 0 0
St. Paul 0 0 110
First base on balls: Off Thlelman, 2; off
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Umpire: Werden.
lianira Postponed,
At Columbus Kansas City-Columbus
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At Toledo Milwaukee-Toledo game post
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Lady Online, h. in.. E. P. Hamilton. .2 1 2
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3 3 3
Buster Brown,
Telia mail
Crimnhaa
Morgan. ;lli.
Felertnn. e.
Harrla, p...
Totala
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lb 1 0 li o Oi'oocaiion, rf.
.. 3 0 1 l Obarlieau, 3b..
.. 3 1 1 I l huelow. c. ..
.3 0 0 4 OKhntadF,. p...
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lorsie Wilkes, hi. m., J. M.
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; Tune: i:W4, 5:li'.. 2 16. 2:16, 2:16.
Klve-elghths mile running. Time: l:nj.
Young Illgrim won. Nettle C second,
Vox E. thh-d, Teddy lourth. Calico Brown,
tilth.
In the 2:3" pace put over from yester
day Adrian W won, Silver l'ox second,
ilovsljue third.
Totala 2 4 2
Batted for Buelow in the eighth.
Boston 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1
Cleveland uOUOOoOOO 0
Tlaee-bae-e hit: Flick. Sacrilice hits:
Jackson, Harris. (Irlnishaw. Parent. Stolen
ImiM's: uarneau, iioey. uouoie piajs:
1 Jthoades lo Turner to Stovall. Ferris lo
. I ,ii ciu o Giluuihaw. First base on balls:
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j pitched ball: By Rhoades, 1. Ix-ft on
i oasis: Cleveland, 5: Boston, 6. Struck out;
I By Hhoades. 3; by Hams. 2. Time; L30.
Umpires: Kvuna and Sheridan.
Wnaihlimlon Mu llollr (ioiues.
. DETROIT. Aug. Washington took both
games of . a double-header loday, wnielr
woulil have been featureless except for
Patirn's work In the llrst game, Score, first
game:
WASHINGTON. DETROIT.
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HARVARD. Neb.. Aug. 8. (Special Tele
' gium tlrnnd Island won Ihe llrst game
Of a double-header here this morning by
(i'e store of to 8. Harvard lost on ac
count wf errors, which with hum-hint; of
,)its, . la aught the winning runf. S'ore:
RUE.
Jrsml Island . 0 o 0 0 0 4 1 1 3- 13 2
'tarvard 1 0 S 0 0 3 0 0 1 S 10 4
Batteries: Miller and Ling. Corbett and
iivii(etid.
, The afternoon game- was faster and in
Or.ind Island's favor again by i:ie score
of 5 to 1. Several fast plays were pulled
off by Orand Island, and Harvard lost be
cause of inability to hit Teel. Score:
HUE
Orand Island. . 0 0 0 0 2 2 1 0-5 1J 4
Harvard 0 1 0 0 0 0 'u o 0-1 6 3
Batteries: Morse and Ling. Teel and
T,ineiid. Umpire: t lark.
Ia hawkers Too Ktronii (or Beatriec.
BEATRICE, Neb.. Aug. K-(p cial T,ll
fgram ) In a well played game here today
the Maryivllle (Kan.) wain d.i.aied Be
atrice 7 to 4. The visitors brought lth
them a number of ex-leaguers and put up
a game that was a trille tyo siron fur
the Beatrice boys.
?Rala 1'revenls Tenale
KANSAS CITY. Aug. 8. Play In the
Transmlseis'i ipi tenma tournament today
.v i postpuued until touionow becauio cf
j ralu.
MM. Sb
C. Jnnra. at.
Altllaf, ik...
siahley, rl...
Andt-ri-on. If
Slant, lb ....
8"halfly. 2b..
WakcDe.d, c
Patten, p...
2 On. Jonaa, rf. . 4
ft 0 Lln.lFay, lb. . 4
i OMi-lnljre. If. 3
H O.'rawford. rf.. 4
0 0 Srhaefrr, 2b. . 3
1 0( .'onghlln, lib. 3
2 0 l.nwe, aa 3
0 l) Warner, c 3
0 Muillil. p 3
Totala IJ 4 .1
0 10 3 110
2 4
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Waihlngttn U
Drtroll o 0 4) 0 0 0 0 0 04)
Sacrifice hit: Bchallly. Stolen bases: C.
Jones. AltUer. Anueison. (2. First base
on 'bulls: tll Mullin, 3; -ff Pauen. 2.
I.ell on buses: Detroit, 4; Washington, 6.
Si ruck out: By .Mullen. 4; by I'atten, 2.
Duul.le piay: Mil to S'.anl. Umpire:
Connolly. Time: 1:80.
Score - second game:
WASHINGTON. PCTROIT
B.H O.A.E. 11. H O A K.
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Stanley, rf . .
Anderaou, If.
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Smith, p.
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2 0 Uf. aa 3
1 V Payne, e I
2 0 liooo.'aa. p. .. 4
PLAY FOR Til K l A 1 FLOWER I I P
H. t'haadler Egan Kqnnla the Record
for the llnnrulaia Course.
CHICAGO. Aug. 8.-H. Chandler Lean,
ex-national amateur chainiinn, this after-
noon tquuiied the retold for the Onwentsta
coutse and has the bejt score of the six
teen tiualillers for the .nayhower cup, chief !
liopliy In the open amateur golf tournament
.which began there today. Young Kgau
played consistent golf throimh the entire i
ti.lily-slx holes and tlnihed witn 15istiok s.
His nearest eomiH'tilor, it. 1. t aanauu
of Kenosha, Wis., required 163 strokes to
tovf-r the same distnnce.
Out of the luu entiles for the event, 1-3
started In the qualifying round and Ihe
cliias of golf displayed by many of III"
players surpassed mat seen In some or tun
iiat'ional tournaments. Three lllghts of six- i
teen plavcrs each qualified for the different i
cups, 'i'he llrst sixteen qualified for the;
Mayflower trophy, while t lie second flight
qualified for the Solace cup and the third i
sixteen are aeslincu lor a try at ine ijio
lr'V'hose who qualified for the Mayflower
tup follow:
11. Chandler Egan, Exmonc; R. T. Cav
anugh. Keyosha; G. CoplanI. Skokle; W.
K. Howland. Jr.. Skokle; D. E. Sawyer.
Wheaton; A. Mitchell, Rock Island; B. D.
Smith, tmwentsla; W K. Clow, Ouwerstla;
W K. WfKid, Homewood; R. E. Hunter,
Midlothian: O. W. Potter. Midlothian;
Walter K. Egan. Kxmoor: G. H. W. Hewitt,
Tuscumbla; L. Mitchell. Rock Island; A. B.
Swift. Onwentsia: 1). R. Forgan, Onwent
ria: Ioui;lns Stuart, Homewood.
Forgan and Stuart will play off for the
tie for sixteenth place tomorrow morning.
All the qualifiers for the Solace cup, wltn
the exception tif two, finished with scores
better than 171. Two of the players lied at
that mark and they will also play off a tie
In the morning.
In the play for the Tyro cup four of the
contestants are tied at 174. The oilier fif
teen qualifiers had scores ranging from 1.2
to 176.
lona I.eaoe Hesnlls.
M RSHALLTOWN. la.. Aug 8.(Sp'
rlal Telegram.) Following are the results
in the Iowa league:
Marshalliown. 1; Keokuk, 0; twelvu in-
nlno. '
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Totala 21 11 31 11 t Totala 34 10 !7 13
Washington 0 0 0 1 0 3 3 0 07
Detroit 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 21
Two base hits: Anderson Wakefield.
Three base hit: Stanley. Sacrifice hits:
Sehaefer. 1-oe.e. C. Jones. (2). Stolen bases:
Mtln-.yie.. Aliiser. Anderson. i2. First I
base on balls: off Donovan, 4; off Smith. '
5. ' .Left on bases: Detroit, 12; Washing
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Siimh. 2, Double jays, octuelfiy tu j
o.ininn.a 'i Clinton.
Burlington. I: Waterloo. 0.
Fort Dodge, ; Ottumwa, 2.
ratlins- Contest at f'nnntry Clah.
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Rata Delays Roree.
WEBSTER CITY. la.. Aug S (Special
Telegram. I For the second time rain to
day caused snother postponement of the
Cedar Vsllev races in this city. The four
days' program will now be bunched In the
three remaining days of the week.
Games in Three-I ieegne.
At Pprlngflld-Fira game, Snrlngfleld, 1
Pock laland. (. Second game, Springfield. 2: 1
Rock Island, 1. ,
At Davenport Bloomlngton. 8; Daven
port. S. '
At Cedar Rapids No game; rain. I
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