THE OMAHA DAILY BEEt FRIDAY, AUGUST 31. 1006.
OMAHA WINS IN THE NINTH
With 8or Tied Eoarke'i Men Jump Onto
Jtokson for Two Buns.
ERRORS AND HITS GIVESIOUXA BiG START
Penaka KrfM Oa Paaadtest Ik Hall
Wall Oavraa Tlaatea tl, aad
la lileas Are Blaaked
Aftee Ike roirlk.
8OUX CITT, Aug. 80-Wlth the eoT
a tie at 4 In the ninth Inning, Omaha
went tn and pounded out two runs, win
ning the (amir. Corn, though a trifle wild,
pitched a strong same fur Omaha, Sioux
City's throe run In tho first Inning be
ing largely due to error. Again In the
fourth when Frees tapped an eaay one
to eeond banc, a wild throw to flret gave
Mm a home run. After the' aecond lu
lling Jackson did fairly welt until the ninth,
When he loat the game. Score:
OMAHA.
AH, R. Jf. PO. A. E.
lb-rider, o 6 0 110 0
rutrey. If 10 11 0 0
erring, lb 4 0.0-1 1
,veloi, ef..-.- i i e
Btaswey, rf 4 1110O
tunkle, lb - -. 8 1 - 1 11 0 0
toward, lb 4 11111
-on a. aa 4 11 4 1 0
Coma, p II 3 0 4 1
Totala 17
8IOUX CITY.
AB. R.
11 27 11
II. PO. A.
E.
1
0
0
.0
1
0
1
0
0
0
,ampbeli, If.,.. ,.. 4
1
Ktieohan, rf ..r... ....... a
0
11
0
0
foblltt, rf..
.... 4
Weed. 2b....
Newton, aa..
rrost, 3b....
t reeaa, lb...
t 4
lit: c......
I ax k son. p...
HoaUr
Totala IS
. 6 . 27 . II
Batted for Jackson in ninth.
Omalia I 0 1 0 0 0 0 20
fiiuug City ......I p 0 1 0 0 0 0 0-4
J&arntd runs:'. Sioux City, 1; Omaha, 1.
Two-base hits: Ved,. Hunkle. JUouble
flays: Newton to Freese; Weed to New
on to Freeee. Left on baaea: bloux City,
I Omaha, o. Btolen baaea: Sheehan, New
ton, Long. Sacrifice hit: Runkle. Flrat
baas on balls: Oft Jackeon, 2; off Coma,
I. Struck out; By Jackaoti, a; by Corn a,
t. Wild pltchea: Jackaon, 1; Coma, 1.
Time: 1:46. Umpire: Davla. Attendance,
tso.
Champa Wla si Tight Oat.
DES MOINES, la.. Aug. 80. 8hut out
Until the aeventh Inning, the Champa won
k ten Inning game from Lincoln today by
a acore of 4 to I. Both Millar and Kykr
were In fine form, Kyler fanning out four
teen Champa and eeveral timea cutting off
rrobable acorea by atrlkeouta. Miller
ightened Up In the fifth- Inning and did
hot allow another hit during tho game.
Xft Molnea tied the aoore In the eighth,
two scoria? on Hogrlever' two-eaoker and
won the game In the last of the tenth.
O'Leary and Welday, the flrat two men up
In that Inning, were fanned. Then Andreaa
hit a fly to left and Kogera dropped it,
the only error on either aide during the
game. Andreaa atolo aecond, the only
atolen baae during the game, and Hog
riever'a long drive tn deep right for two
baaea acorea the winning run. The acore:
DES MOINES.
, AB. R.
H. PO. A.
BlUpke. 3k...
O'Leary, aa..
Welday, cf..
Andreaa. lb..
.... i
.... 4
... 6
0 12
1.
1 1
0 0
! -S
5V.
2
1 . 1
1
0
I
1
0
s
1
as- 4
Jloariever, If....
. 6
. 4
Ctlllen, rf....
Magoon,. lb..
"WoTfe, ......
Millar, . p.....
w....... 4
........ 4
Totals .... 4 U- 80 . 0
LlNCOLN.
V ' . AB. R. H. PO. A. K.
Ketchem,' Cf. 4 ; 1 2 0 0 ,0
Slolmea, If. ..,.,. 0 0 1 0M 0
Oulllln. 3b............. 4 a 0 0 0 0
Thomaji, lb..v;... 8,vl ' 1 H 0 0
McKay, 2b 4 0 0 0 . 1 1 0
tlagnler, m.v'....,ii 1 ll . !- '
Rogera, rt. ...... .l..7..'hl' 9 1 0 0 1
yjnran, C....',..u.,u 1 ; 0 . i0 14 1 0
Uyier, - p....i.t.. ...... . 4 o r o o -i ;o
m a .aja a.
Two out when winning score waa made.'
pas Molnea .......0 0 0 0 0 0 1 10 1-4
Lincoln .., ...1 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0-1
Stolen baae:. Andreaa,. Two-baae hlta:
Wolfe, OngTiler, Hogrlever (2). Three-baee
hlta: -Wolfe. Ketchem. Double play: Zin
ran to Gagnler to Thnmaa. Flrat baae on
balla: Off Kyler, t; off Miller, 1 Hit by
pitched ball: By Miller. 1. Struck out: By
Miller, I; by Eyler, 14. Passed ball: Wolfe,
1. Time: . 1:40,. Umpire:, Edlnger. At
tendance: 1.800. .
Staadlnar af tka Teaaaa. -
" Plaved. " Won. Loat. Pot.
Dee Molnea ....
Omaha
Lincoln ..........
lenver-1 .........
.... 119 85 M .716
.... U 61 66 .6'J
... Ill M 62 . 476
119 . 66 64 ..2
Bloux City
Pueblo ............
.. 117 1 61 04 .4I
.. 11T .. 43 74 .808
Oames today: Omaha at Bloux City,
Uucoln at Doe Molnea, Pueblo at Denver.
OAMES IN THE , AMERICAN LB AG IE
Bt.t9M.Vmwm Cloae Cateat ta Phlla
alelpbla aa Krrorau
BOSTON. Aug. 30. Errors by the Ath
letloe turned the scale In a cloae game
' today, Boaton wlnnlug, 1 to Coombs had
no control and was supplanted before any
poeton player had been retired and after
be had given three baaea on balls. Boom
BOOT OH. ' . PHlLJtUalLJ'HlA.
B.H.O.A.B. B.H.O.A.B.
tardea, rf... 4 1 1 Hartaal. If... I I 1
.i-.nl, ... 11 SLord. et I 1
kalil, at.t... I SI lla, lb...-4 U 1
farrl. Ik.... 4 tit Say bo 1 4. rt... 4 1
Soar, II...... 1114 Murphy, lb.. 4111
brlmakaw, .lb 4 1 Croaa. a I 1 I
koraaa, Ik... 411 Knuht, lb... 11144
Carriaaa. i .. 4 I Pswara, a..v I t 1
Wlataa, 11 Sahraok, a... IS
Coomb, .... S
TetaJa...... (SI1S SDyaorV S I 1
",- Waodall, ...
. Anabruatar .
- 1 ' Tetala .2 T M It
Batted for Dygert In the eighth.
Boaton ......' ,.1 I 1 I 1 t M M
Philadelphia .........0 1 1 I I 0 t 01
Three-baae hit: Hayden. Horn run:
Knight. ataorifboe bits: Lord, BtaJiL
Btolen baae: Hoey. Double plays: Fer
rla and Orimahaw; Parent,- Ferris and
Orlmahaw; Murphy and Davla. First baae
on balla: Oft Coomb. I; off Dygert. 1; off
Winter, 1. Hlta: off Coomba, 8 in one
Inning;, off Dygert, 6 la aeven Inning.
Struck out: by Winter, 8. . Time: 1:67.
Un.pire: Hurat.
Naw Yark Wtaa Botk Gaaea.
NEW YORK. Aug. 80. New York today
took two games from Waahlngtoo, the sov.
otid eonteal laatlng ten tuning, tioore, flrat
gama:
NBW TOBK. - WASHINOTON.
B.H.O.A.B. B.H.O.A.B.
rearer, et.... 4 I 4NIII. Ib 4 t I
kaalar, at.... I tjoBO. et....w I
NiLrxte. aa 1 14 1 juuaor, aa.. 4 1(1
CUM, Ik.... 4 I I A ICroae, Ik..... I I
Yaaaar. Ik... 1 1 Auaroa, II. I I I
iMioaaaiy, u 4 e I auickaaaa, rt.. I
lturienir, lb 4 1 I I taiaSl. lb I t 1 S
aiwavw, a.. I I I 1 IWaraar, a... I 111
ifeM, 4 1 I 4Puea. p.... I 1 a
. B n S 1 Teuia I St i
New York 0008SO
Washlngtua S0S0SSS0 00
ktawriaos hit: ' Yeacer. Stolen baaea:
Yaaaar, AlUaer. Flrat baae on balls: Oft
Paueo, 4. i ruck out: By Doyle, 4; by
PaUea, X Hit by pliulied baili iij Patten.
1. Lett on baees: New Hork, i; Waaii-
ingion . imie; i.mt. umpire: o Lougu-
aoore, aacoad gam:
ItBW YOSg. WAaHINOTON.
B.H.O.A.B. B.H.O.A B.
Oearay, ef... Ill NIII. lb 4414
k ee.ee. rl... 4 1 4 June. 4 16
giaarlal. aa. 4 1 I I tiuui, ea... I 1 I i
'.aaae. a u 1 croea. lb I I 1
Yr. lb... 4 111 luaeiaa. It. I I I
.( Hloaawa. rt. 1
Hortaruy, Ib 4 I J 4 Siabi. lb...-4 1U I 4
Hxur, 1.1 I I 1 1 YV.aaSal. a. 1 t
Ikaaua, t..l I ISVier, a.... I 11
Beraar. a... v. SI aiuom, s-... 1
lla(. s .4 I Siaue, I t
Laren ... tb
Tetal 4 11-M W 1
i iieai.. ,...i ta a i a
lo out whan winning run was aroratl.
Batted for Hogg In taolh.
WaalUiigton S4S0140IS 04
Naw VurS. 1 I M I I I M H
- Hotn run: J one. Tbres-bae hi:.-
Cliea (.). Two-baaa bit: CUaae. HiuMilla
bit. Hicknum, Deleuanty. Juaw, TiexiM.
atoiea mm: ceuroy, aioruu'ity, auil.;,
Aluaer. Hogg, rirat btaae on balls: Udt
Kltaun, 2; tif Hogg, 6; vit Smith, 1. Struck
out: ay rtogg. a. mi ay pnonea imUI:
Juaea. Hlta; Off Berger la one and a
BaJf m-ua, S, off avlueun In eigt and a
kjuf buiUiaS, a Left oa bases i .Wssaloge
too. ; New Tork, 6. Time: 1:10. Umpire:
O'Loughlln and Kvana - .-.
Staadla of ta Traaia .
Played. Won.
lat. Pet.
at .an
m . .6:6
60 .6
66 .621
M .T
r .
Chicago
New lork .;
Philadelphia
Cleveland ...
Bt. Loula ...
letrolt
lit
70
At
. SI
at
64
. i
.... i
in '
.... 115
113'
Washington 11B
Boston 11
87
81 .212
Uamea today: Chicago at CleveiaMia, Bt.
Lula at ttetrmt, Washington at New Tork,
Philadelphia at Boatotv
GAMES IX AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Colamkaa aad ladlaaaaalla Break
Evea ta Tva Cloae laateate.
INDIANAPOLIS. Aug. 80.-Honnr were
divided between Indianapolis and Columbue
today. Columbu won the flrat game by a
core of 4 to J. The aecond contest lasted
twelve Innlnga. Indlanapolla Anally getting
the only tally ot the game. Score, flrat
game:
INDIANAPOUS. COLCllBt'l.
a. ft. O A K. B H O A a.
Dnnlratr. rt I 1 S 9 HIB on, rf I I 1
Ath.rtoe. Ib. I I Coulter. It... 4 I
lllmee. CI....4 1 Pickering, f. 4 1 J
1rr, lb 4 114 .. 4 It J J
wnilama. m. 4 e 4 4 4 rnl, b 4 I J J
fwrr. If 4 1 t lKihm. lb I J
yrcn. Ik... .IHlwHI M. 4 I 1 a
Kahoe. e 4 111 Wrlgler. -la.. 1 . 1 . J J J
Hlrk.f. !! 1 Bcr.r. t 4
ToUll..... .14 IT 1 I
Tetale: M I SI 11. m a . ,
Batted for Hlckey..
Columbua .0 1 t 0 0 4) 0-4
Indlanapolla 0 0 0 0 1 11
Flrat baae on balla: Off Hlckey, 1; -off
Berger. 1. Ft nick out: By Berger. 11: by
ui.l.. vi' 1 1 A ni,f.h nrr. .Two-baae
hlta: Wrlglev, Prlel, Dunleavyi Baorlflee
Kifr Klhm. Tiouble nlavs Hlckey.- Kahoe
and Carr. Left on baeee: Indlanapolla,-7;
Columbua, 7. Umpire. Kane.- Time: 1:S0.
Bcore, eecond game:
1NDIANAPOU. COLOMSl'l. '
B.M.O.A.B. . B.H.O.A.B.
pun lea vy, rf. 4 I I HltM-hman. rt 4 I 1
Athtrtoo. lb. I I 4 I Coultr. If. . . 4 t 1 '
HUM. ef.... I I 1 PIckMiag, ell I I 4
Crr, lb I II 1 t Ryas. e 4 4 4 4
William, a. 4 I I I FTLI, n
r.rrr. if I t Kihm. ib....: lire
kUrcaa, tb... 4 I I Hutawltt, M. I 1 14
MolmM. .... 4 I I Wr.aUr. lb.. 4 4 (
Tblalmaa, . 4 1 14 Plahartr. 4 I
Tetala N 1 It 1 Tetali . 7 4 17
Indlanapolla .....0 0000000000 11
Columbua .....00 000000000 00
Flrat baae on balla: Off Thlelman, I; off
Flaherty. 1. tttruck out:' By Thlelman, ;
by Flaherty,. Two-baae tute: Pickering,
Thlelman., Thre-baae hit:' Klhm. Bcn
floe hita: ' Coulter, Hyan. Double playa:
Wrigley and Klhm; Atberton, Marcan and
Carr: -Hulawltt., Wrigley- and Klhm. Lett
on baaea: Columbua, I;. Indlanapolla,. 1.
Umpire: Kane. Time:- 2:00. - - , '
i Packer Baaek Hlta'. ,'' '
KANSAS CITY, Mo.. Aug. , 0. Kanaaa
City took.today'a game by bunching hita
In the aecond and third Innlnga Leahy a
batting waa the feature.- Score:
KANSAS CITY'. ": . ST. PAUL.
B.H.O.A.B. B.H.O.A.E.
W.ldreo. rf.. 41 Myara. .'...! I ,1 1
aeinu, a. . l iuan. id. y. I 1 I
P.TTlna. Ib... 4 I T 4 ICoy. If.....'.', I 1 (
Hill, of I
Burk. lb.... I
Fraati, lb.... 4
Caaaadr. If.. I
1 awhaalar, .. I lit
LI VanZaadt, ttl I 1 1 I
Pnilu. rf.... Ill
II (Paadao, 2K.M 1 1,4
Leahy. ....: 4 4 I Ih-lll. 4 4 III
Bobanaea, pi 4 4 ) I Kooooauan,. u i v .
Kaao, a 149
Total. . IT II M 11 -I
Total H II 17 11 1
Kanaaa City 0 2 4 0 0 1 2 0
St. Paul, 0 0 0 .0 8 2 0 0 0-6
Two-baa bit: McBrlde, Padden, Leahy,
(2); Wheeler, Casaady, (2). Bases on bails:
Oil Bohannon, 1;. off Ugan, 2; off Rode
baugh, & Struck out: By Bohannon, 4;
by gan 1; by Rodebaugh, 2. Hlta: Off
Bohannon, 10 In 6 innlnga. Double playa:
Burke, Perrtne to Frame; McBrlde, Per
rlne to Frants, (1). .Left on baaea; Et.
Paul. 8; Kanaaa City, ' 4. Wild pitch:
Bahannon. Hit by pitched ball: Burke,
Perrlne, Bgan. Sacrifice hit: Burke.
Stolen baaea: Hill, 2; Frants, 1. Time :
1:60. Umnlre: Owens.
Brewers Defeat Millers,
MILWAUKEE, Aug. 80. Minneapolis did
not get a hit today , until two men were
out In the seventh and were held runlees
until two were out In the ninth, a dropped
fly by Green allowing ,Oyler to aoore.
Score:
HlLWAt'KF.a. MINNEAPOLIS.
. . . B.H.O.A.B. B.H.O.A.B.
Roblnano. a. 4 I 1 Darla. ef.-4 1
Oraan. rf I I t I SullWaa,-rft.. I 14
Batemao, lb.. 4 1 11 1 1 Orcmla-w. Ib 4 I ,
Barilla.. .... I 14 1 Hart. It 1 4 .1
Clark, lb..... 4 111 I F naaaiaa, . lb. 4 , If'
Hemphill, el 4 1 1 1 Or lee. a I a
McChaanay, III 1 I IfM, i...l 1 I 1 1
Ucx-Arm k. Ik I 14 1 Graham, a.... 4 4 1 1
Ooodnln, a.l ( I tKllroy. U
Tot).....iTT 1 4 Total. .1 4 14 14 I
Milwaukee 0 0 8 0 0 0 0 8
Minneapolis- ..- 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.11
Two-baas hit: Clark. Home run: Be-
vllle. ' Stolen baaea: McOormlck, Hemp
hill. McChesney. First base on balla: - Off
ooodwln. : off Kliroy, i. Hit oy pitcnea
ball: Bevllle. Paaaea Dan: tieviiie. wiia
pitch: Ooodwln. Btruck out: By Ooodwln,
i; Dy it.iiroy, 7. uouoie piay: nomiwon,
Bateman and Clark. Left on kaaes: Mil
waukee. 6; Minneapolis, I. .umpire: : War
den. Time: l;so. , . . '
. . LoalsTllle Wine Two Gantee.
TOLEDO. Aua-. 80. Puttmann and Elliott
were pusslers to Toledo, batamen-today and
the local dropped two' games., 8cor first
game:
LOUISVILLB. TOLBDO:
B.H.O.A.B. B.H.O.A.B
Kerwln, rf.-4 II 4 Ollagaaaa. . . 4 111
Hallnan, lf..( Ill J. Clarke. If. 4 4 a-1
.. l'i'V a j. ciaxaa. .u. a a a v-
b. 4 1 1 Naaoa, of..., I I
0.4 I I I I BamonU rf... I 1 I 4
b. I I 1 1 IKnteger, lb... 1 I
SulltTaa. lb. 4 1 1 Ni
Braahaar.- lb
WoodraC. lb,
StoTall, of... 4 I 4 Km be. lb... 'l 4
hw. e 4 1 I t W. Clark, -lb 1 1 II 1
Quinlaa. aa. . 4 1 I Land. ...-... 4 ' 1 I I
Patuaaaa. a. I 1 1 Cbarh. a II 1 1
, -ADOoci ..... i -wee
Totala It If 11
i -. Total II I IT II I
Batted for Chsch In ths ninth.
Louisville 4 0 0 0 0 0 4
Toledo 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0-1
Two-baas hits: Chech. Khaba. Braahear,
Struck out: By PuttmaJui, 4; by, Chech,
e x.". . v. ... 11. tJV 1LM.mH
off Chech, 1. Stolen base:- Hallman. Sae-
ritlce hita: Hallman. Woodruff. Hit by
pitched ball: W. Clarke. Wild pitch:
Puttmann. Umpire: mgan. Time: 1:40. -
boo re, aecond game: , i
LOU18VIU.B. ,M. "' '..TOLEDO.
B.H.O.A.B. ' B.H.O.A.B.
kervtn, rf.. 4 CllDsnao, aa. 4 4 14
Hallmaa. It.. I 11 J Clara. If. I 11 1
Sallleaa. lb. 4 111 1 1 Naooa. of.... 1 til
Braahaar, Ib. 4 11 1 Oaaaoat, rf... I I
Waodrug, lb. I 1 . I Krtteeer. lb., till
Staeall. ef... I v Kaaaa, lb... I 4 1 1
Shaw. ...
I 1 I 1 w. Clark. Ik I I 1
Quinlaa, a.,
. i e SAkbeat, a.... 11
.12 tHluaekaa, . I 1 1
aiuott.
Total M I II 14 I Tetala. 14 4tt 1 1
LouiavlUe ......0 0 101 44
loieoo 0 1 0 V. 0 0 01
Two-baae hits: Sullivan, Krueger. First
baae on balla: Off Mlnnehaa. 4; off Elliott,
t. enruca out: ny aunnenan, ; by til
liott. 1. stolen baaea: Braaheair (Ji. Wand.
ruff. Double play: Woodruff, Sullivan and
siiaw. nine: 1:4b. . umpire; fcfean.
, Btaadlagi . of tk Taaame.
Plaved. Won. Iiat . Prl
Columbus 138 81 .:. 62 ' .Out
Milwaukee 13 -7 61 .671
Toledo 11 4B 2 .bM
Minneapolis U. - S , 4' .616
Kanaaa City Ill - S6 a - ,4M
xouiaviiie in .64 as .enl
H. r-aul 1 U . 72
Indlaaapolia ....... US . 4 ' ' M' ' ..
Oaunea today: Indlanaaolls at Columbua.
Loulaville at Toledo. Bt. Paul at jiinm
i-iii, juanaapuui at aauwauaetv
' J Carkatt Oaaalag BakT
There la a poaalbllity-that Joe Corbatt
will asaln become a bla leaaue oerformer.
The es-Orlole pitcher Ja working cut a
couple of hours ay day nd - iJante Rumor
haa it that tjorbeU aiay ba aakt,to .Join
je iora oeior ino eas or. m present
seaaon. or at least aarlmnexl lexaan.
It Is definitely known that lloUraw, the
uiants ana coroati- nave aaa carreepond
ence on tba aubject.
Corbett la atlil under contract to the
Brooklyn club, but the chances are that
MoOraw could induce Long Pat to dlspoas
of Corbett to him. He would fielp Mcliraw
conalderably. If MoUraw doea not grab
htm until next main It tnlaht not be m.
bad idea for Cal Swing to take hita up.
r.acnange. '
t
Teaeklac Baae Ball ta atweaa.
VERMIUON. & D.. Aug. 80.-(SpclaX)-
w". a. j. crown, wno naa juat return oa
from a vlalt In Wiaonnain and Wlnneeaie
brings the news from Minneapolis that
imuny Buiiivan, tns popular rig tit fielder,
la. ooualderina a Dronoaltlon to en to Bnuth
Africa after the regular aeaaon eloaes for
the purpose cf giving inatruolion la baae
bail to the Boer a. , Ha has a good offer
from an EngUah syadiuate te mingle with
wie uoerw inr a row rnoatna, luia o tempt
ing i It that he may aooclurie not to re
turn to the University of Mouth Dakota
Idle fall to continue bla study. , Danny is a
meiiibr of the Tridentta society bore, and
la probably the moat popular oung fellow
who ever donned a University of South Dae
nut eaa uau Bailor bl .... . .
laatlaae Wla at David City." -
'AVID CITY, ib.. Aag. afWBseclal
Tele rani. V-Tbe CWokea Indiana Wated
m -l war aoayc , 4
EVEN SPLIT IN PHILADELPHIA
Qotkera Bid Giant Bbut Each Other Cut
in Two Fait Contwt.
aaaBaBBea
LIT TIE ' HITTING IN tlTHtR GAME
RraaaBeld Makes rasr Hla aad tka
' Oaly Two . Raaa la tb
' FTrst Pltekera Well
' PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 20.-Phllndelphia
and New York played two games today
and split even, each team suffering a shut
out. There wss little hitting In either
gams and the pitchers wer well supported.
Bcore, first gams:
PHILADELPHIA. NEW TORK. -
B.H.O.A.B, B.H.O.A.B.
Tkomaa. ef . . 4 I Hhannoo. If , 4 1 I
Oleaaon. Ik.. 4 114 P Broom, rf.... 4 114
Branaflel. Ik 4 4 i I Beynoar. at.. 4 1 I I
Tllue, rt I Devlin. , Ib... I lit
run, ir.... i 1 Menn. lb. e t e
iKxilln.' .... 4 4 lablen, aa... I I I 1
Sentetl. Ib. I I- 1 Strana lb.... I
Donoeaa. .. t , ( Bowarmao. till 1
Sparke. ....! ! 11 IMathaaraoa. at 1
Total. M I 17 14 I Tout H till t
Philadelphia 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 2
New York 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00
Left on bases: New York. I: Philadel
phia. -7. Stolen bane: BraneAeld . tlh
Two-baa hits: Hranerteld. . Seymour.
Three-baa hit: Brantflrld. Double playe:
Doolin to Oleaaon to Branafleld; Branxlii-ld
to Doolin. Btruck nut: By Sparks. 7; by
MathewMon. 8. Flrat oaae on balls: on
Sparks. 2; oft Mathewson, I. Wild pitch:
Matheweon. Hit by pitched bail: McUann.
Time: 1:80. Umpires: O'Day and Conway.
NBW TORK. PHILADELPHIA.
. . . B.H.O.A.B. B.H.O.A.B.
Shannon, If.. 4 tThceia. , cf.. 4 14
Brown, rf... 4 1 I lOleaaon. lb.. 4 111
Seymour, cf.. 4 1 I Branafleld. Ik 4 14
Paella, lb... 111 VTitue. rt...... l I a
Mi'Oenn, lb.. I 1 10 IUiin. II I 11
Dehlea. aa... I .l Doolin, .... I 110
Btran. Ik... 114 Saotlla, Ik.. 1144
Boerermaa, a I -l Doaoran, e... 1 VII
McOlnaltf, 1 tDuggloby. p.. 1 1
Totala. ...:.M I 17 11 Total IT 14
New York 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11
Philadelphia . . 0 0 0 000 0 0 00
Left on bases: New York. 8: ' Philadel
phia. 6. Earned runsf New York. 1:
Btolen baae: Thomas. Two baa hit: Sey
mour., eaorince rut: eentene. . juouui
Elay : r McOlnnlty ' to Dahlen to McGann..
truck, out:- By Duggleby, 4; by McGln
nlty. 6. First base on balla: Oft Duggleby,
t-.t off- McOlnhlty, 1. Hit by pitcher:
Doolin.- - Time: 1:16. Umpires: Conway
and O'Day. . .
- Cabs - Wla f ram Reda.
CHICAGO. Aug. 80. Chicago today won
from .Cincinnati in ths ninth inning. Ever
leading off with a single, taking second on
a sacrifice and scoring the winning run
on a bad fumble and wild throw by Hug-
glna Score: .
CHICAOO. . CINCINNATI.
B.H.O.A.B. B.H.O.A.B.
Had, et..., I 1 I I 4Huiftna lb. 4 1 4 1 I
Oeeelor. cf...l t IKelley, If.... 4 IB
gberkard. It. 1 1 Undo, rf 4 4 14
Schalte, rf ... I II IRmoot, cf.... I 111
Chance, lb... 1 111 Lobert, aa.... 4 1 II
Hoffman, lb. I 1 10 1 Howry, w... 4 1 I a
Slelnfeldt, Ib 4 1 14 4 Scblai, 4 1 1 1
Tinker, M....4 til IDaal. lb 4 II
Cyan. lb.... 4 111 4 Krar, p.,.. 11
Horaa, I 1 I I
Taylor, p..... I I 4 TotaU......I4 11 1
Total. II. 7 17 11 I
Two out when winning run scored.,
Chicago ...... ...:....0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 18
ClncinnaU 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 02
Left on baaea: Chicago, 8; Cincinnati,
Two-baae hlta: Sheckard, 8 moot. Bao
rlflee hlta: Schulte (2), Sheckard, Moran.
Stolen base: Hoffman. Double play: Tay
lor to Hoffman. Struck out: By Taylor,
2; by Fraaer, 1. First baae on balls: Off
Taylor, 2; oft Fraaer, I. Time:- 1:60. Um
pires: , Johnstons and Emslle. .
Pirates Wla la Math.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 30.-PitUburg took to
day's gams In the ninth inning, a muff
by Msrtea, letting In ths tying run, and
a three-bagger by Nealon, scoring ths win
ning run. - Bcore: ....
. PTTTSBURO. iT. LOUIS.
B.H.O.A.B. B.H.O.A.B.
Clarke. If ... 4 I. I Barry, rf 4 1 t
Oanler, rt.... I 1 1 Bennett, lb.. 4 1 14
Waaoar., ., I 111 4 Back lay. .lbv 111 1
Nealon. lb..Tl I'll Hoatatlar. lb. 4 I 4
Sboabaa. lb. 14 1 Hartee. ..:i I 1 I
Rltckey. lb.. 4 111 4 Burrb. ef 4 I
Olbaoa, a.... Ill Marehall. a..,-4 1 1
Laiaaia, p.... a e l t craenora, aa. f l l i
Pbilllaa. s.l S t 1 IKaraer. p.... I lit
Willi. 0 1 ,
Leach 1 Total H 1 17 11 I
Totala...... 17 10IT 11
Batted for PhllUppe In the eighth.
Pltteburg 0 0 0 0 0 8 0 0 2-4
8t. Louts 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0i
Earned runs: St. Louts. 8: Plttsburc. 8.
Two-baae hita: Crawford, Wagner, Ritchey,
Tnree-Dasa nit: iseaion.. baonnce nita:
Oanley, 8. . Wild pltchea: By PhllUppe, 1;
by Karger, 1. Flrat base on balla: Off
Karger, I; off Willis. 1. Struck out: By
Leitleld, 1; by PhllUppe, i; by Karger, 8.
Hlta: Oft Lelfleld, 6 in one and one-third
Innlnga; oft Willi,. 2 in two innlnga; oit
PhllUppe, 8 In five and two-third Inning.
Left on baaea: Bt. Louie, 4( Pittsburg, li,
lime: 1:6. Umpire: Klera.
' ' Bostoa Oatplaya Breoklya.
BROOKLYN, Aug. SO. Boston outplayed
Brooklyn today, errors by the locals being
a feature. Bcore:
BOSTON. BROOKLYN.
B.H.O.A.B. - B.H.O.A.B.
Doles, rf I I I I Cay, lb.... 4 1111
Tenney, lb.. 4 111 4 Moloney, of.. I 111
Batee. ef II Lumley, rl... 4 11
ho war, aa... I 14 1 1 Jordaa. Ib.... 4 I I
Brown, lb.... I 111 McCarthy, If. 4 1 I I
Need haw. tb. 4 I 1 4 Alperman, lb. 4 I I '
O'Nall. I 11 Lewie, aa I 161
Oooda, It 4 1 Bergen, a.... 4 1 1 I
Una man, p. I 1 I 1 Soanloa. p... I 1
gtrtrklett. p.. 1
' Total 4 14 nil lHummall ... 1
' ' Total I 11 IT II I
Batted for Strloklett In th ninth.
Boaton ...0 0 0 0 8 1 2 0 11
Brooklyn .....0 0010010-6
1 Two-baa hlta: Bate. Llndman. Lewis.
Lumley. Three-base hits: Howard, Jor
dan. Hits: on Hcanlon, In Ave Innlnga;
off Btrlcklett. I in four Innings. Sacrifice
hit: Caaey. Stolen baaea: Goode, Alper
man, iewi. ljezi on naaea: Boaton, 7;
Brooklyn, a Flrat baa on ballet Off Scan
Ion, 1; oft Btrlcklett, 2; off Llndaman, L
Struck out: By Scanlon, 6; by Btrlcklett,
8; by Llndaman, 7. Tim: 2:08. Umpire;
Carpenter.
- Staadlasr af tka Teams.
Played. Won. , Lost.
Pet.
.744
.644
.438
.o4
.421
.oUl
.876
.831
Chicago 122 11
Pltteburg 118 76
New Tork 116 74
Philadelphia 118 64
ClaclnnaU 121 61
Brooklyn ........... 116 46
St. Louis . . . 120 46
Boston 121 40
21
42
42
66
70
70
76
81
' Games today: Boaton at Brooklyn.
New
York at Philadelphia, Pltteburg at
St.
lxmls, .Cincinnati at Chicago.
Oaly Oaa Hit far Kcatsawi
ELWOOD. Neb., Aug. 80. (Special Tele
gram.) Eiwood defeated Keneaaw here to
day la a one-aided gama The feature of
the game waa the pitching of Blmpson,
who held th visitors down to only one hit,
they securing trielr three scores on errors
In th aaoond. inning. Scot: R.H.
Keneaaw 01 0 000000 t 1
asarood 0 8 t 0 4) 1 0 8 .V 14,
' Batteries:' Keneaaw, Gslena and Brown;
Eiwood, Slmpaon and Fraaell. Btruck out:
By Galena, 8; by Simpson, 12, ' .
'. "-:
' Islaadara Easy fa Dearer. ;
- GRAND ISLAND. Neb., . Aug. ! 80.
(BpecbU TIegram.)-t-Today' gam with
Denver 'waa quit on aided, the locals
being unable to do say stick work. Score:
' R. H E
Denver .1,1 HUM a-4,10 2
Grand Island 00IO-8 I
Battsries: Denver, Stecher snd Wlegardt;
Orand Ielaad, Coykendall and Town
Send. Crete Dwfeate Tablas.
CRETB. Mob.. Aug. 80t (Special.) At
the .old aettlwra pionio at Weatern yeaterday.
Crete defeated Tobiaa. 16 to 8. Kelly
Welah of Grand IaUtnd pitched for Tobias
and was touched up for thirteen hits, two
being threa sackars. data's batting and
pitching sf Rademacher - war features.
Batteries: Crete. Radeinacher and Le;
Tobias, Wslsh aukd Bohanoa.
, Gama la Tkre-I Uags.
At Davenport Rook , Ialaad, 44 DavB-
port,- s. . .
: At ' Decatur Bloomtngtoa. 8-8; Deca
tur. 1- -
i At Cedar Ita pads Cedar Rapids, 1-10; Du
buque. 8-8.
At Sprl agfiWd gpHagfldid. 8; Paorla. 8. .
... m . -.
... ; I aap I re laeerr Ft re.
' BOOMINGTON, ia. Aug. 80. President,
Holland has caviled a meeting of the Three
I league at Peoria. 8pienter 1 on demand
of Manager. Heeden Hill of Cedar Rapkde, to
lavestlgala cbargta mads by Psoria that
Umpire Connolly hetrwyed Peoria battery
signals to rob Peoria of the pennant. ,
B1IJIGERI WIN SKIRMISH MATCH
aweaaaaa , .
Plret Reclnaeat .Team ITIalake Flrat
la t'omaetltloa a Sea filrt.
SEA GIRT', tf. J.. 'Aug". 20.-RHght. steady
tinlight, coming sfler two days of almost
Im-esiwint rein, was welcomed this rooming
by the riflemen at the nstional military
tournament. From the first bugle call at
8 o clock until "ceas ftrlng" w sounded
late In the sffernoon the air rang with
shots and thousands of visitors watched the
competitor. Intereat centering largely In
the spectacular sttlrmlsb match. Ohio rifle
men carried off second, third, fourth, fifth
and sixth prises In the offhand military
match from a field of 227 competitors.
First In order this morning was the car
bine match and the offhand match followed.
This afternoon firing began , in the regi
mental skirmish match, the entries num
bering forty-five tr-tnil. The large num
ber of entrlea In thia match crowded ths
Ideal regimental match oft the program for
today.
The regimental skirmish match waa In
progress until nearly dark, each of the
competing teams being required to make
a ehlnnlNh run, during which each team
member fired twenty snots.
The winner waa the team of the First
United States Knglneers, score 4S8. Th
score of the next leading competitors fol
low: United States Marine corps, second team. 417
Ninth Infantry, Ohio .....4no
Seventy-first New York 3M
United States Marine corps, first team. .30
United States Infantry, second team... ...372
United States Infantry, first tesm 1S6
First Infantry, Wisconsin . 350
Second Infantry, Waahlngton, flrat team . 16 7
Flrat infantry, Illlnola .....8R4
Second Infantry. Minnesota. ..........248
The carbine match, open to teama of five
men, each man firing seven shots at 200
yards and seven shots at 600, waa won by
the Second troop, Philadelphia City cavalry,
with a score of First prise consisted of
gold medals for the team members and 150.
Second prise, silver medals and 226, waa
won by the Denver City troop with a score
of 282, and third prise, bronse medals, by
the first team of Squadron A of New York,
score 287.
John Kethlry, an enlisted man of the
United States nnvy. won the first prise. $26.
In the offhand mutch with a n,- ne oa
out of a poaslble 100. Ths contest wss
open to all, each competitor firing twenty
ahots offhand at 200 yards.
The program tomorrow Includes the regi
ments!, team match, the - Intercollegiate
mHtch and the Wimbledon cup - match,
which waa postponed from yesterdsy.
HARNESS ' RACINO IN READVILLE
Graft Wlas tkc SaOS Fact from Baroa
Orattaa' la Fast Tim.
READVILLE, Pa.; Aug. 80.-The fast pace
waa again the feature of the Grand Clr
cult at the Readvllle track today snd four
of the horses were well bunched in sll
three heats, Graft winning from Baron
Grattofi in each by a head. The California
??ld,nfs Mack Maok, waa the favorite In
the 2:1-1 trot and won two of the heats
without difficulty. El Mllargo took the
third and qualified for the 2:10 claas.
In th 2:18 trot the field of eleven horses
raced well bunched from wire to wire and
finished spread across the track as though
they were scoring. Bud waa awarded tho
Initial heat by reason of breaka by Dr.
Chase and Captain Bacon, and under th
rules no time waa announced. Results:
Class 2:06, psclng, purs 8M0, divided 8320
each heat:
Gratt, blk. h., by Grafton (Spencer). Ill
Baron Gratton, b. g. (Geera) 2 12
Bolivar, -b. g. (Walker) . 4 8 8
Wllaon Addlngton,, b. li. (Cox) 6 4 4
Nervolo, b. h. (T. Murphy) 8 Sdr
Time: 2:08V 2:0314.
Class 2:11, trotting, purse 190), divided 8320
each heat:
Mac k Mack,, b. g., by McKlnney
(Herman) 112
El Mllargo, b. g. (Laaell) 13 1
Morone, b. g. (Garnlty) 3.1 2
Benny Scott, b. m. (McHenry) 4 4 4
The Phantom, blk. h. (Walker) 8 6 8
Wataon, ch. g. (Wlckeraham) 7 11
Frank A, b. g. (Geere) 6 6 7
Redwood, b. g. (Benyon) ., 6da
Time: 2:0W4. 834. .
Class 2:18, trotting, purse 8960, divided 8320
each heat: . ..
Dr. Chase, ch. g,. by Dletlc (T.
Murphy) ! 1 8
Burtd, b. g. (Carpenter) Ill 4
Sister Collett, b. m. (Cahill) ,7 4 1
Jessie Benyon, m. m. (Benyon) 8 2 2
Captain Bacon, b. b. (Day) 16 4
Marjorle, b. m. (Cm) ..... .9 8 7
Ruth C, b. m. (Kenrvey) .4 8 6
Toklo, b. g. (Dlokeraon) ..10 4 10
Composer, to. g.A(Lhseil) 6 7 9
Prince Edward, .blk. - in. (Eldredge).U 10 6.
The Peer, blk.- a. -(Howard) 6 811
Time (first, iieat; aot, announced): 2:14,
2 .1214. . ..-.v.; .' . -
PLAY IN J I'M OR ',' TEHXIS TOURNEY-
Progree Mada Iw Games Brlagrs Ead
.''Jfaar.'
The doubles In the-Junior Tennis tour
ney were, playedi off exceptionally faat
and . are now down to th semi-finals,
which will be played today. Th cloae
matches of the day were betweun Ced
Potter and Hall In. the morning and Koch
and Caldwell In the afternoon. Each took
three sets to decide the Issue. Hsll played
a steady game and only by great eflort
did Potter win. Koch loat the flrat set.
but braced in the second and took It 6-1
and the laat -2. floor e:
Third round, singles: ' "
Koch beat Millard 8-0. 6-2.
.Caldwell beat McWhorter 4-4. 6-8. -.
Ced Potter beat Hall 9-11. -8, -4.
Pollard beat Rlppey- 1-4, 8-6.
' Semi-final singles:
Koch beat Caldwell 1-6, 8-1, 6-1.
First round, doubles:
Hoel and Pollard beat Carrier and Smith
10-8. 6-2. . - j
McWhorter and Austin beat BowOn and
White 6-2. 6-0.
Koch and Caldwell beat Frenoh and
Lefferts by default. ...
Millard and Meyer beat MeGeath snd
Rapley 6-6. 6-2. .
Potter and Dinning beat Hall and Lowe
by default. .
Potter and Rlppey beat McConnsll and
Carrier 6-2, 6-2. .
Peters and Walnock beat Sweet and
Caldwell by default.
Second round, doubles:
Hoel and Pollard beat .McWhorter and
Austin 6-2, 6-0.
Koch and Caldwell beat Meyer and Mil
lard by default. '
Potter and Dinning best Stbernaon and
Btout by default. '
Potter and Rlppey beat Peters and Wslr
nork 6-8. 6-2.
First round, consolation doubles:
' Peters and Walnork beat Fredrick and
O'Brien 4-2. 8-0.
The finals In consolation singles will be
played tomorrow between "Chuck" Meyer
and "Spike" Carcier.
GREAT WESTERN CIRCUIT ' RACES
Vala Wlaa tk ill Pare la tka Slxtk
' -. ' , Heat. ...
DUBUQUE,' la., Aug. 80. Long contest,
featured - today's Oreat Western meeting.
Six heats in the 2:16 trot failed to swttlo
the event. A like' number was required In
the 2:16 pace before Volo won It. Drivers
Newell Clark and Booth were thrown from
their sulkies In collision, but eacsped with
bruises. Results:
Claas 2:16, trotting, puree 21,000 (unfin
ished): Ba brook won Ofth and aixth heats.
Time: 2:14, 2:1"4. Bsrajae won the third
and fourth heat. Time: 2:11. 1:11. Agne
Hoi ford won flrt and aecond heats. Tlnvs:
1:12. 1:13. Thorn M. Riddle, William J.
Prince Xania, Margal. Th Rajah and
Molly 8 alao atarted.
Claaa 1:16. pacing, purse $500: Vols won
fourth, fifth and aixth heata Tims: 2:11.
1.16, 3:17. George Perry won first and
aecond beats. Time: 2:124, 1:11V. . 31ack
Walnut won tha third heat. Time: J IDH,
J. B. .Jr.. Saoksy. Blu Ribbon and Vtlcg
alao started. . ' -i
Claaa 2:10. psclng, pura $500: Caatl
wood won in atralght heata. Time: : 2:18.
8:10a, 2 14V. Onward Star, Yokeley. and
Mabel Wilkes also started.' ... - ;.
'. Raelasj at Haallaaa, '.
HASTINGS, Nebi, Aug 8a (Special Tele
gram.) Today's rsoes In tb district fair
meeting reaulted: -
Class 3:14. pacing, pur 8400:
Eddie Wood, g. g , Conroy, York ..111
Montauck, W. J. Conley. Sioux aty.. 8 11
n.iaalo Wilkes, b. m . BlmDSOB A Uo-
Clure. Cawker City. Kaa $ 8
Senator, Jr., g. g , Hlmstraet 4 4 4
Time: 2:19Va 2:1SV4 8:16
Special trotting and pacing, pure $400:
Irish, r. m.. Ed Milter iii
Beldea H, b. g . A. -8. Shelley 8 t I
Heating Oiri, b. m., C. W. Stewart., t 8 $
Time; I 2M4. $.14, 1:80.
Claaa S:2T. trotting, puree 1400:
Narka Star, b. m-, Ronan, Fr-
mont 1 1 f 1
Toay Bell. Bell, Holdrege $3118
IV,. I m. k m rnnlev. HloUX
ity. i 1
Tima: 8:rV4, 2:25V4. 8:Vi, 234. IV.
Th meeting will cloae Friday with A
card which Includes 8-year-old trotting,
free-for-all trotting or pacing, five-eighths
of a mils and repeat running and 3:10 pace.
Oaaa Fwvwrtte la Betttaa.
OOLDFIELD, Nev., Aug. 80 Ooldfleld Is
overvruwrded and visitors continue to pour
Into town for tb ISelaon-Uana nam. nayaere
vatlona have been mad In-advano for
very avallabl room In town. Nelson to
day went flvs smiles 4 th oaf at brt.
CIGAR
m
0'
and
of the
process
difference
pace and Gans covered nearly ten . miles
on tne roan. Tns coiorea man is etui fa
vorite In the betting at odds of 10 to 8.
There was a heavy sale of seats today,
None of the $6 seats will be aoid until th
day ot th contest. -, -
FINALS IN WOMAN'S GOLF TODAY
Mrs. rterlnsr Will Defend Cbampton
sblp' Against Mia Everett. '
CHICAGO, Aug. 80. Tomorrow Mr. C.
L. Derlng of Midlothian, the present west
em woman golf champion, will attempt to
hold her title against Miss Frances Ever
ett of Bxmoor, champion of 1904.
Ths semi-finals were played todsy, Mrs.
Dering winning by 1 up in a game of
twenty holea from Mrs. W. A. Alexander
of Extnoor, while . Miss Everett easily de
feated Miss Myra Helmer of Midlothian, 4
up and I to play.
Mrs. L. N. Brochon of LaGrange and
Mrs. B. C. Belknap, will meet in the finals
for the Exmoor cup tomorrow, while the
association cup lies between Mrs. H. A.
Reldler of Lake Geneva and Mrs. H. L.
Pound of Skokie. The solace cup will be
contested for by Mrs. W. A. Buckley of
Exmoor and Mrs. C. Page of Edgewater.
These women were winners In the semi
finals today and will contest for th tro
phies tomorrow.
.. . 'WITH THE BOWLERS. .
"The Hamilton of Council Bluffs had their
first try-out of : the seaaon on the Associa
tion alleys last night, winning from the
Black Kats by ninety-one pins. The Kats
had a poor game in the second, but came
strong In the third and rolled next to tha
best single total made ao far thia year.
Liggett of the Hamilton was high man
on total witf 627. Pickering waa close
with 60S and the best single gams of th
night.
' HAMILTON'S.
Frush ...1T2 160
Rempke 197 ltil
Goff 1S2 160
Uggett 216 206
Pickering 233 1 91
171
166
608
623
474
627
162
2-K
S06
1&4
Totsls ...
Anderson ..
Crook .....
Chatelaln ..
Foracutt . ...
Sheldon ....
'.' Totals ..
90 867
BLACK KATS.
888 27,36
159 148
180
225
213
lie)
176
487
6.(3
624
.556
635
146
, ...161
202
211
161
160
164
148
.879 - 781 984 $,644
.Teaala at Diets Park.
Ths first annual tennis tournament to be
held by ths Diets Athletic association wlil
opn thia evening on the courts at Diets
park. Thirtieth and Spaulding atreets, play
beginning promptly at 6:3u.. The Diets club
haa among lta members some, of the best
tennis players In the city and fast play
is looked for throughout th tournament.
Th drawings for the singles wer held t
the- club house Wednesday . evening.
Th following players will take part: R. &,
Cornwall. J. Richard. W. E. Megeath,
E. Goddard, H. E. ' Readinger. George li.
Haney, F. S. Barks, B. G. Hunter, D. C.
Gould, Glen C. Wayne. William Haynes,
W. L. Harris, ' Walller Lyman, Jack
Knight, Fred Evans, Ruaaell. Evans, D. C.
Kolater, L. L. Baum, W. H. Platner, Gail
H. Jobnaon. Poaeph Bartlett. Charles
Msrtln, Frank Spellman, Al Harmon.
1 ne galea win ue uiivnu unn w me
publlo and all thoae desiring to attend
will be carefully looked after by ths com
mittee In charge.
.. Crowd at Battle Creek Raees.
BATTLE CREEK, Neb., Aug. . (Spe
cial Telegram.) For the aecond day'
race or the Driving r-ara association
meet being held the weather was tine, bie
track good and a record-breaking crowd
waa In attendance. The following were tb
result:-
2:26 trot, purse $136: Parpina won, Gen- ;
Ulne aecond. Time: 2:28.
i:oV - iroi or pen.-, purse io. nuuurr
Baby won, Ashton second. Time: $:21.
One-half mile running race, purae $75:
Charlea Mitchell won, Revenue second.
Time: 8:61.
Iowa Stat Fair Reealta.
DES MOINES. Aug. 80. Th following
were th result of th state fair races
todays- j
Two-year-old pace, one-half mile heata: '
The Habit won. Middle Medium second,'
Candy Kid third. Time: l:n. l is,
Claaa 2:27.- trotting: Clara Cooper won,
Oakland Don aecond. Dakota Belle third.
Time: 2:21V. 2:174. 2:16.
Class 2:1, ttrottlng: King Entertainer
won, , Lena XJ1I second. Look. Sir third.
Tim: 8:17V. 2:12VL 3:16V. 2:14V
I Iowi trait Reaulta.
MARSHALL-TOWN. .U-' .Aug. . (Spe
cial Telegram.) Following ,ar th results !
In th lowa league:.;.- - . ,
t:Watrloor T; Marhalltown, 8. v - : ."
Oakalooaa, 2; Burlington, . 1; 'eleven In
ning. ... .' X ,
Keokuk, ! Ottumwa,
Ta Swift for . Bedford.
" BEDFORD. Ia., Aug. 80. (Special. The
Topeka - Oianta played the locals today,
winning by a aoore of 16 to 8.
Sprtiaa Brevities.
Comml Is still thlrty-thr point to th
good, but ri can't afford to lose many to
Conni Mack, as h did Wednesday.
Oeorg Stone's admirers are keenly dis
appointed st ths continuous slump In his
batting average. For two weeks it has
been going down steadily.
Lincoln surely presented a patched up
team In th gam with Sioux City Wad no,
day. Eyler had to play right and McKay,
anooher pitcher, second, bate.
It Is little wonder there ar l'wr hitter
with big batting averages in 'he Nstional
league when th crack pitchers keep letting
the other fellows down with four hits or
A new tennis er.amulon has com to th
front la th national tournament, Beal
Wright not being able to hold hi own
against tha mors aggrasalvs gam ot
Clothier: - ,
. Tbe golf match for Labor day between
the Country club and. the Field club has
sun callc-d off because several of the Coun-
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Trade Supplied by
J & B MOOS,
DesMoines Iowa.
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I!!! RELIABLE
STEPPING STONE TO SUCCESS
- Men .whoas-vltallty ia exhausted,-thoa who have aome private diseaSd er
. weakness lurking In their system nd w he are.reiaatureiy,lfl a.iU-'111
young in yeare -broken-dewn wrecka of what .they ought to b ahd Who want
: to be strong and to - feel vigorous as they did - before they wasted their
strength-to enjoy life again to win back the vim, vigor and vitality lout
should conault with the eminent specialists of the Stat , Medical lnstitut
before It 1 too late.
-It Is humiliating to know that your manly strength is slipping away to
be weak, nVrvoua, fretful and gloomy, have palna and achea In different parts
of the body, your sleep disturbed, weak back, headache, de.ponlc-m-y, melan
cholia, too frequent urination, palpitation of the heart, unable to ooncCntrate
your thoughts, poor memory, eaaily fatigued, specks before tho eyes, aversion
to society, lack of ambition, will power depleted, dlssy spells, vital - losses,
poor circulation, to feel cold, lifeless and worn out, primarily induced In many
cases through abuses, excess, overwork, etc.
Vigorous manhood la the stepping stone to success In life. The man who
has preserved the vitality given him by nature, or, having loat It, has regained
It by securing the proper treatment In time, is enabled to shove aside barriers
which Impede his progress, both commercially and socially.- It forces men to
the front in aTl walks of life. Do you want to be strong, possess nerves of
steel, self-confidence, strength In every muscle, ambition, grit, energy and
endurance tn order to make your life complete? We have gladdened tho hearts
of thouaanda of young and middle-aged men who were plunging toward thu
grave, restoring them to specimens of physical manhood. If you are lacking
' In'theae essential elements of manhood you should consult us at ones, before
It Is too lats.
W successfully treat and cure
Stricture, Varicocele, Emiaions, Nervo-Sexual Debility, Im
potency, Blood Poison (Syphilis), Rectal, Kidney . ;
and Urinary Diseases. .
'and all diseases and weaknesses of men due to evil habits, self-abuas, excesses,
or ths result of specific or private diseases.
FREE
COBTBTJliTATIOK and I
EXAMIKATIOir. - I
MEN:
STATE MEDICAL INSTITUTE
1808 Faraam SL, between 13th
sfis)iV
Far West
DAILY UNTIL
V to pBgg imi Cillfornli Butte lKim
. . V ' CoDBtri.Pirtlmd Sii Francltco Helem DjtI t ,
from ..District Lot Angelst, etc Silt Like
Ornihau... $25.C0 $25.00 $20.00 ; $22.50
Lincolru.. $25.00 , $25.00 . $20.00 $22.50 ,
DaUr ThrouKh TouHst Sleepers to Los Angeles via Denver, with
daylight ride via the Rio Grande Route through flcenic Cotorado
and Salt Laka City, thence ths Salt Lake Route; Tuesdays and Batur.
Says personally conducted.
Dally Through Tourist Sleeping Car Service to California tU
Denver, thence the Rio Orande Route through Scenic Colorado and
Salt Lake City; Southern Pacific beyond Ogden. Thursdays and
Fridays personally conducted.
Two Dally Triune to the Northwest From Omaha at 4:10 p. tn.
and at 11:10 p. m. Chair Cars, Dining Cars. Standard and Touriit
Sleepers via Billing. Montana, to Butte, Helena. Spokane, Seattle,
Tacoma, Portland. ' -
Folders and descriptive matter, rates, berthsall Information of
m a 6Va.oa.aa Al US Alt. 8ft 1 A 1FA. ra.wama.ass t? A ft m St k 4k Mas.
J. B. HtlaULUJ. lillj raS.BDgBI
NO MATTER
WHAT
YOU WANT
It Will Snvo
you tlmoancl
monoy if you
will use . .
x
of several
Held."
SPECIALISTS I
Ifrtf 4'v
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Office 'hours : 8 s. m. to 8 p. m.J Sundays.
10 to 1 only. If you cannot can, wms.
r-
If you are interested in securing honest dealings and
successful medical treatment, we advise you to READ
the announcement ia next Sunday's Bee of the) Stae
Medical Institute Doctors for Men.
and 14th Streets, Omaha, Neb.
One Way
Settlers' Rates
g Worth west
OCTOBER 31ST.
A.tBI, lU.m i., umaui. sen. r j
THE DEE
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