Nebraska Newspapers

    Tj OMAHA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY, APRIL 23.
REAL ESTATE
CITT MOflRTT rUR lit!
'. ' (ContJnoed.1
RETAIL LOCATION
1C03-10-12 HARNEY ST.
Otoe of, the, best buildings in
the Retail center, with-f6 feet
frontage on Harney St. 5 stories
and basement, over 52,000 sq.
feet of. floor space, steam heat,
and first class elevator. If in
terested in a smaller space, see
us - regarding n part of this
building. - Necessary alterations
and repairs will be made to suit
tenant; - Leased for about ten
years at a very reasonable ren
tal" "- ' '
1 GEORGE & CO.,
fi'601 Farnam Street.
, (1S 313-34
HOUSE AND LOT
2502 POPPLETON AVE.
House six rooms, lot 00x160
feet j- asphalt pavement; perma
nent cement sidewalk, all paid
for; city wafer, sewer and gas in
house; terms to suit reliable pur
chaser; $2,500. -See the property
and then the owner. William A.
DeBord, Roomr.52 First Na
tional Bank Building.
(!) 303-23
VACANT LOTS
tt cn West l-evc e worth St.. near 46lh,
paved tri and paving alt paid. seaer
water and gs. Prio. H-tO.
I-ot. cm rinkoey BC near flat; $30, easy
.terms.
CG. CARLBERG,
311 N1. T. Uf Bldg. v
--..; v . - ) MS M
Da YOTJ WANT A HOME?
W'ell, -W have -It for you and It la cer
tainly a bargain; 4UA Cuming- St.. ta the
mimher of. the, hntiae. It haa t room a and
laundry :- motlera throughout and well
arranged; on paved street, paving paid. The
lot ta 4Uxl4')eaa which there ia aoma fruit
and room for amail 'garden: one Mork
to two car linea and near Bt. Cecilia
ehuwh. andth new rathedral. Immedi
ate possession. We ran aell this property
for W.SS0 if taken within a few daya,
. PATTSTS, B06TWTCK ft CO..
Sole Aer-ntn.
' Main Floor N." T. Life BUlir.
(13J-M33S 3
KOUNTZE PLACE HOME
REDVCED FROM S4.0J TO 33.W0.
Nina rooms, modern, front and back par
lor, library, dining room and kitchen, four
rxm erf atra' modern plumbing; two
mantela and gratea. one up and one dowi
tntrs; everything In good order; lot 80x124;
bam. -paved street.'
W. H. OATPS.
Room 317 N. Y. Ufe 'Phone Pour. 1SH.
- 19-12 34
. 2016 PINKNEY ST.
Th owner la living In th weat and needs
the money. . Ha haa held tha property at
31 SA and now wnua na to Rink him an
If you want a five-room cottage with
city water, brick walka, old barn, and lot
AxICS feet, reeling for per month, look
at thla property today. The cottage needa
repairing, al hough it ret.la for 310 now,
and-wtaa. BetnarHetter iter 4f repaired. "
It la block from the tiodg atreet car
line. an arrange pert terma, it desired.
MAKE V8 AN OFFER.
; . GARVIN
' ' BROS.,
lrt Famnm St.
(191-M&S7 3
SOUTH OMAHA SNAPS
Teautiful-new i-room house, part mod
ern. n elegant ahap. splendid neighbor
hood, close to car line, walking distance.
Excellent very large lot fenced, permanent
walk, fruit and ehade trees. F.arn and
chicken house and yard. Owner lea vet
the city ton. (tut and property must be sold
by the. Sith at sacrifice price; only part
rash required.;
NATIONAL INVESTMENT
.7 ". COMPANY,
&31-S3 Brandela Bids, Omaha. Neb.
U) Mm 25
, NORTH SIDE
NW' T-rtwim bouse, all. modern except
heat, comer' lot. south front, at 25th Ava.
ndetpragu 8u Prtoe, H.&tO; easy terms.
A coanc to get a good noma cheap.
C. G. CARLBERG,
- , fUN-.Y. Ufa Elds.
- - 13)-MS42 14
' , "ptfAp f6r"blilder.
For Bale ar big bargain (trustees' sale)
four good building Iota on car line, wast;
worth .J escn, war ill take aach to close
out. ' Call ta McCir Bldg.
- . . U) MSST SZx
IN the West Farnam district. -room
dwelling on lot fcJxlto, east front, 132
L.t-Hl, wsIhs and paving: house has been
put In. fiwt-rlin iciill tiou. new roof,
I iuiiiljiit, electric l!;t. t. new fixtures,
Ifrring. etc. For sale for 15.500. or for
vent at i9 a. month.
REF.D KftOS. l.i FARNAM ST.
.... (U M77
1 WANT an of?er on the property, 1121 and
IV.M ft. Slit St.; two modern houaea and
, aood barn; well rented. This property ta
nel by n eaurern rtr wbo must aeJL
THOMAS BR If AN.
- rtocta U .tt iihs. Lit Uldg.
A MODERN (-room houw and baxn at a
fcargalo? 12 Bu. 27tl B. inquire within.
US-kl3wi 23x
AL. ESTATH TITLR TRT.-8T rf
CHA K. WILUAMSON. Pre. W.
FOR BALK By owner, new (-room bouse,
strictly modern, i hard wood floors, corn
t.iraiioa electric l:ght and g&s futures,
facing est. m most beautiful section of
Central Ftoulevard e4-6i. Telephone
Dougia It. 19) :j 3
THE REED ABSTRACT CO.. esc 1S54.
prompt swrvtca. Oet our price. ITU
Farnam. . 14 t4
LIST your property with G&rte boyer. Ijl
and Vnilog bla. ti-U
i W location. Brntamin R. E. Co.. 4H
brandc.i Bldgl I'.olit 'plione. 0 i37
REAL ESTATE
FAR at AA D KiHCH LAID FOB I1LI
- Jawkrwakat.
IF YOU VY1MI TO BUT
r trado for ranch, property u Nebraska.
kav some propojuioi.s which It will pay
rou to lutestlsate. Aura writs us for prices
47 western latio.
- B E. BIERER&CO
U lx Bldg.
1-2J a
, , irt lkeUs.
. ' . OUT THET OO
O tha saw C. tu ! P. Coast Railway,
turwuan Adaiua wumy. Narth Imkoi,
stbtcsi la attracting booieseeasrs Ut a
uuuacelld faxnuug counury. tiubMiWa,
fie ro&l. pur ia.Lr, aur crop, a huwe
and iuiaiji uccupauua for ou. Land
tui tiu to -i aa cra row. E&ay Uiiua.
We hav buaieted relinqulsttmcBLa tor
sal, be Wm. H. Brova Co.. Hajruoa
Mmc, J'orin I'oi. or lit U,.4 ac.
. Iiwia. ill. lis fr-- Mertuo ttiia
PV. Cr arii r Asdsa. Nona I mr
kui. (( iA Um
REAL ESTATE
FARM A.TD MSCH LAND FOR f ALB
(Continued.)
wath Daketau
4-ACRE Improved farm, Brten county
Boutb Ikota, t2.i 00 per arra. rg
smatler (trait at bargain rlcM. 8ev
erai quarters unimproved .ajid. All fine
lnvetiien( and m stanu t.ojt Ire
apection. Cash or terras. Box Aber
deen. 8. t. !) UM& Mi
OMB choice farms m eastern Potitb Ia-
om i or Mie or exenanse. Easy unu
H ' i'-lcka. Big S'.one City, a D.
C4 M4 Iflg
WESTERN LAND, large and small tracts;
i and exchang. National lnvt. Co,
Braadaia Bldg. VG)
REAL ESTATE LOANS
TO lio.vov made promptly, a. D. Wead,
Wead bldg 18th and Faj nam. (X2 lie
PRIVATE MONET-NO DELAT.
UARViN BRO&, 1MM FARXAM.
tA-l
lIONKJT TO LOAN On Improved city prop
erty; building loans specialty; no delay.
W. H. Ibomaa. iut 1st Nat I Blc Bldg.
U2 M741 AU
LOANS en Improved O mafia property
O'Keefs R- . Co, 1(W1 N. X. Lira Bldg.
ti2 ata
LOWEST RATES Bemla, Paxtoa Block.
a en
PRIVATE MONET-CA8H ON HAND
NO DELAY, i. H. M1THKN. t-t 1ST
NAT. BANK BLLK. TEL IXjVO. 1278,
tffl-s;s
WANTED City loans and warrants. W.
l ucui Emitb Co, lAJi Faroam St.
IfONET to I an on Improved city property.
Hastings 4k Hoyden. li(H Farnam St.
U2-7
tM PER CENT money to loan on eaatera
Nebraska farm and geod busts esa ptop
ertr in Orr aha.
ALFRED C KENNEDT.
tit First National Bank Building. Tele
phone Douglas ia.
22)-fn
WANTED City loans. Fetars Trust Co.
MONET TO LOAN Payne Investment Co.
(2! 7
.VAMTED TO BUY
WANTED To buy secondhand furniture,
cook and beating stove, carpet, lino
leums, office furniture, old clothes, quilts
and all kinda of toola, or will buy the
furniture of your bouse complete. Tha
highest price raid. Call the right man.
. Tela. Douglas J971, Independent A-SS71.
. . ' . - S
BEST price paid for Zdhand furniture, car
pets, stovea, clotting, shoes. Tel. Red M0L
SV-nl71
WANTED TO RENT
LADT employed during dsy wants room
with private family preferred; references
exchanged. Address 8 380, care Bee.
4 tSx
WANTED SITUATIONS
WANTED Position by s Jaranee grad
uate nurse. Call up 73. T. W. C. A.
(27 M&Jt 23X
EXPERIENCED man 28 would Ilka place
in private family aa cn&chmaii or work
around the house, city reference. Ad
dress C 293. car of Be. (27) MSW2 I2x
A DANISH butter-maker desires work as
such; 4 years of experience. Nels Beck,
Spannuth, Neb. (27t-al92 2ax
CIAMSS9 SKIRT STUB LBST fj
ABTO rOSTOFFICS
5165.00 REWAS3
Tot i tn to Cakle- Bra, Jgth
and Capitol Avenue.
HO QUESTIONS ABXXn.
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
PROPOSALS FOR IMPROVEMENTS. DE
partment of the Interior. Office of Indian
Affairs. Washington. V. C, March 27. lSdj.
Sealed Proposals, plainly marked on the
outside of the sealed envelop "Proposals
for Improvements s Crow Agency, Mon
tana," And addressed to tha Commissioner
of Indian Affairs, Washington, D. C, will
be received at the Indian Office until 2
o'clock p. m. of May (. lsu. for furnishing
mater Lais and labor for the erectktn of a
hospital at tha Crow Agency, Montana. In
strict accordance with the plans, specifica
tion and Instructions to bidders which may
b examined at thla office, the offices of
tha "Keco'd." Heleue, Mont, tha "Bee."
Omaha, Neb, tha "American Contractor, "
Chicago, 111., and the "Improvement Bullo
us." Minneapolis. Mirn., the United States
Indian Warehouses at Chicago, 111., St.
Louis, Mo., aid Omaha, Neb.; Builders and
Traders Exchanges at St. Paul, Minn.,
Minneapolis, Mum., Omaha, Nso, and at
the ag-ncv.
C F. LARRABEE. Acting Commissioner.
A-7--ll-14-l-l-Il-2J-J6
OFFICE OF THE CON8TRUCTINQ
Quartermaster. Fort Omaha, Neb.. March
14. Sealed proposals. In trlptTcal. sub
iect to th usual condition, will o received
here until 14 o clock a. ni., central slanaard
time, April S. IMS. for constructing ter
races, macadam roads, gutters, etc., and
moving eletKHc light line at Fort Omaha.
Neb. Full Information furnished on appli
cation. V. B. reserves Ilia right to reject
any or all blda. Envelopea containing pro
posals to be marked "Proposals for Ter
races, etc," and addressed to Captain W.
H. OIIIV. Constructing Quartermaster,
l ort Omaha, Nebraska.
OCEAN STEAMERS
1
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btiaiaesa
( , It Mvst innlM th
m FRENCH
Lluu
, T AJU, t.S City SartifuL1
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-"r CompggiiU Cnirtl4
TrangattgntlQU
Feet LI it, mmU a-we
' "srw to to rts ia da
u nsvre oa gigantic tw insert express
strsiae , sailinv every Thursday a.m.
These wonders tj moaer-a iaveatucts 1
all the convenience aad Luxury of kaost
Klaiial hotels on a suoie i -ur.rn scale,
aeeuger ele tlor, root cafe, iinauiun,
elefent saites std single ape rtraen ta; esily
epapee. orchestra, wtteleas telegraphr,
f UUI CUUUne BTkl CVCTV BtbVlAlt .
L Bevels Aj.rU at I L Tels sl t
Le Praene X7 t U Bate .. aUr H
- Lo line Hf 14 I L FT ear J.ne 4
Rtrir rem r ttoei com es 4e. ror er at
lliut 1-4 b4l ( trt s4 ret Bp..y
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W. X. I' U.K. - u Farneia at.
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LOCH NttaX. - as rt 1 KUeni aaas.
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"' f IlAukHiiA. 3ld l.f Iiil.,.i,.Si;
pert ttl ttxm e-.rui. h sure ii J a,s foe " Mrs. ttinel
Is. AjfoLO AAI k. :4.IiEi kJtZ
snd other aratr aabUs ar poeitt ilv eared by
beBlTl.sA. rur h7paern.ao or liuntl an.
isie sent t anr 4 g kitlae lr
suiL kesvr prves Is w fker botiie as A ICO
f 4ri xriMt ip by aiail ta iiiaia wrappee.
tielt tkeasleal C.. a. I osiis. ax.
or Sale by
atATSrM BkOs. OXUU, aTEJk
TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
Leader f Faraa rpn.
PA'S COLTS ARE ALL READY
In Fair Condition for Opening Tray
with Green's Indians.
GRAHAM A5D OOSDCtO OUT
Iwt Dleabled Regalar PreWabl r
Will St B la th Gsase
Ragaa Sehedaleel ta
Plten.
Captain Franck and bis colts arrived
frcm Bioux City Wedneaday morning and
put In 'the day practicing up som new
t-le-ks to use on Ouy Oreen'a Indians whn
they come for th opening game this after
noon. Tha Indiana are a pretty foxy
bunch themselves and are billed to be real
contenders for th pennant this year.
The Rourke family la In pretty fair con
dition for tha fray, although two of tha
re guls rs ara out of th game, for a time,
Oordtng got hurt at es Moines and will
soon be in shape and Graham la still out.
Th Rourke family has finished its first
short trip away from home and la now at
horn and ready for the opening of the
season In Omaha- The team haa had a
successful trip, even though forced to g1v
up tha last two games to Sioux City, and
la now tied for second place with the Boo,
who are keeping up the terrific gait at
which they started In the exhibition series.
Don Carlos Ragan has been groomed for
the opening gam Thursday with Lincoln.
He Is In fine fettle and haa won both the
game ha haa pitched, having had a splen
did chance to condition himself during a
southern trip with Cincinnati. Hall will be
in reserve, for th second game.
It Is th first gam In which all Omaha
la Interested. On that day the band will
play and the pennant will be unfurled from
th big pole which has been watting for a
couple of years for that honor. Acting
Mayor Johnson will toss th first ball and
Brother Dev will loosen up on a new
atck of goobers.
Graham la still forced to use hie crutches
and probably will not b in th game
until the team returns front the western
trip. King at short makes a great utility
man. especially because of th manner In
which he haa been hitting th bail during
the opening games.
Th band will alao be on hand Friday,
which will b the first ladles' day of the
season, and the women hav signified their
intention of turning out In fore to' show
Pa they appreciate the honor.
Th probable lineup for th opening
day is:
Omaha. Lincoln.
Aulrr first Thomas
Franck second Fox
Auftin Third Redlck
Kmg Bhort Gagnler
Householder Xeft Prltchett
S'l Center Davidson
Bldr RlKht Fenlon
ponding Catch Sullivan
L Brand Catch Zinran
Ran Pitch Johnson
Mry f Heary Ckadwirk.
CHICAGO. April a-President O'Neill of
tha Western League of Baa Ball Clubs
wired th managers of all Western league
club today, requesting them to display
flaga at half mast at all games tomorrow,
as a mark of respect to th memory of
Henry Chadwick. the "father f fcas)
ball." whose Interment will take place In
Brooklyn, N. T.. tomorrow.'
PtEILO LOSES A SLUGGING MATCH
Hit Ar Evea, kwt Deaver'a Ar
Cahel fr Mr Haas.
PUEBLO. Colo.. April 22.-ln a gam
which was characterised by long hitting
Denver took th final game of tne aariea
by a score of to T by taking better ad
vantage of Its opportunities. Ackley. who
opened for Pueblo, waa hit hard and moat
Jf V1" dumD P'Avtng of to gam was be
hind him. Oalgano, who succeeded him
was found for a few Innings, but he settled
and pitched good ball.
In th eighth inning three-baggers by
Patteraon and Smith and thre ainglee
jetted two rune and left the bases full.
Ther waa on out and Olmstead was called
In to save the game. Craig went out on a
grounder to Whit .Corn an scoring on the
Piay. Spencer struck out and In the ninth
Pueblo waa retired one, two. three. The
hitting of Smith, Belden and Downie and
catch of a long foul by Nelhoff were lea
turea. Score:
DENVER.
AB. R. H. O. A. E.
Cassady, If 4 1111
Waldron, .rf 4 1 1 1 0
Downie, oa t 1 2 S
White, lb t l J t I 0
Belden, cf t 1 t 4 4)
Irwin, b 1110 0
o. I 4 I I 3 0
Zslusky, o S 9 C 1 I
Pohaanon, p 4 1 1
Olmstead. p 1 0 1 0
TotaU 3t 4 17 i
PUEBLO.
, . A3. R. H. O. A E-
Good. 2h A as j i j g
f'r'- rf 14) 1 1 o a
Spencer. If 4 1 1 1
Matucka. cf 5 1 C
Pstterson, lb 1 1 I 1
Smith, c t 2 I 6 I
Nethoff. lb 41 ISO
Clsncy, ss I 0 t 0
Corhan, ;'b S 1 1 0 0 0
Ackley. p 1 fl ft A
Gaigsno. p S 1 S 1 I
Totals T 14 27 II S
Denver 1 S I I t 1 0-0
Pueblo 2 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 e 7
6to!n base: Waldron. Belden. Zaiuaky
). Two-bsse hits: Doll. Craig. Three
baa hits: Caasady. Down'e. Good Patter
son. Double plsys: Spenaer t- Clancy.
Left on bases: Denver, : t-ueblo. t. Home
run: Smith. Paerifloe hH: Crs. 7.a
lucky. Irwin, DolL Passed balls: Zaluky,
1; Smith, 1. Struck out: try Arklev, 1; by
Gaigsno. X: by Bohannon. t: by Olmstead.
t. Base on balls: By Bohannon, t; by Ack
ley. 1: by Gala-ana. S. Tim of game: 1:55.
Attendance: 4j0. Umpire: Davis.
rURO HOLDS THE LI.ICOLXS SAFE
la th Meaatisa His Teaaaaaat
Ser Oaly Haa f tk Gaaa.
LINCOLN. Neh., April Z-Zackert hsd
on bad inning today, when a baee on balls
and tore eingle netted D Moines the
only run of the game. It wss a pitcher's
battle. In which Ford excelled because he
kept th thre hits made off him scattered.
The gam wa called at th end of the
sixth to allow Dee Molnea to catch a train.
Score:
Lincoln.
AB. R H. O A. fc.
Fox. !b 0 0 I S i
Davidson,. cf I o 1 I o
Gagnier. ss 1 0 0 0 1 l
Fenlon. rf 1 1 0 0
Thomas, lb i 0 t T S 0
Kin. If S . 0 I 1 o 0
P.eddlck. Sb t 0 0 0 S 0
Sullivsn, c I 0 i 1
Sackert. P S 0 0 1 2 0
Totals H 0- S 1 11 t
DE8 MOrXKS.
AB. R. H. O. A. E
Anderson, sa 10 0 2 2s
MrLear. rf S 0 1 0 o
Flouraey. If 1 0 0 4 0 0
McLaughlin, cf S 0 0 1 0 0
Dolan. ;b ! 0 0 0 0 0
Dwyer. lb t 0 0 7 0 0
Y eager, c 10 110 1
Caldwell, 3b 1 1 1 1 1 0
Ford, p S 0 1 0 3 0
Totala 1 I II 1 1
Lincoln 0 0 0 0 0 00
Des Molne 0 0 1 0 0 w 1
Two-lose hit; Thomaa. Sarrriftce bits:
CaldaelL Double piaya: Reddick to
Thomas to Sullivsn. base on balls: Off
Zactkert. 1. fctruek out: By Zackert. 1; by
Ford. L Time: l:li. Umpire: Breonan. At
teadance. Ltx
Eaale Defeat Xarsaala.
NEBRASKA CITT. April C Special V
There was a gam oT ball her today b
tween the Eagles of thla city and tne Nor
man team of Per. A large crowd was
present and two houra was consumed in
I'lsying it. Tb following waa th acore:
Peru 0 0 0 0 0 t 0 0 0-3
Nebraaka City 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 14
Batter?: Nee-rssk Cltv. Reichter and
Baker: Peru, Btioit and Cartury. Umpire:
Cmmtrr Claa Glf latantsy,
A medt.1 handicap golf maxrh baa
an aiied at Uia Country chib for Saturuay.
STANDING CF THE TEAMS.
WEST. LEAGUE. AMER. AS3 N.
W.UPct. W.UPrt
Denver 7 1 .i Columbus... 7 1 .r
Omaha 4 1 Toledo t 1 .l33
Pwiii City... 4 I .7 Milwaukee., i 3
le Moines.. 3 4 .ti.' lrvlJunoolis. 4 j
Lincoln 3 .il Ixiulsvllle. ... 4 4
Pueblo 1 7 .1J5 Minnrsnolis.. 2 4 .3JJ
Kanns City . 3 i .uei
St. Paul 0 3 .OjU
NAT. LEAGUE. AMEK. LEAGUE.
W.UPct. W.UPrt.
Chicago 1 .S57 St. Louis 2 .73
New York... 0 1 .(i New lork... 5 3 .714
Pittsburg.... 4 3 .bT floston i 3 .
Phlla 4 3 .&:i Cleveland.... 3 3 .CO
Cincinnati... 3 4 .4J Chicago 4 4 .tioo
Brooklyn.... 2 ( Phila 4 4
Boffton 3 I .t" Ietrolt 1 5 .167
St. Louis 1 .lii Washington. 1 0 .143
GAMES TODAT.
Western League Lincoln at Omaha, De
Molnea at Denver. Sioux City at Pueblo.
National League Brooklyn at New York,
Philadelphia at Boston, Cincinnati at Chi
cago. St. Louis at Pittsburg.
American League Chicago- at Cleveland.
St. Louis st Detroit. New Tork at Phila
delphia. Boston at Wsshlngton.
American Association Milwaukee at
Columbus. Kansas City at Toledo. St. Paul
at Louisville, Minneapolis at Indianapolia.
with the April handlcspa governing. A
silver cup has been purchased to ejlve to
the wlnnr. Ar liberal handicap were
given on th April list, large number sre
expected to take part. Th regular club
opening will be held the following Satur
day. The players are now permitted to
play on th resrular gren. which are fast
getting Into perfect condition.
GAMES IX THE AMERICA LEAGUE
- -I
St. Lwwts Win from Detroit la th
Fifth laalac.
DETROIT, April 2! Two triples, two
tlnglea and three beses on balls In the
fifth Inning gave St. Louts today's game.
It was the fourth corseeutive defeat for
the champions. Raily pitched a very
clever game, his work and a remarkabla
running catch by Crawford featuring the
game. Score:
bt. Lons prntoiT
l U Oi l 8 H O. A E.
Hoflman, ri.i I 1 1 1 Mrlmrre. If.. 4 110 4
C. lanrt, rf . t 1 1 S. efr, ih . I OTIS
8'one. If 4 1 4 1 Crtwford. cf. 4 t 1
Willisaa, Zt. 4 t I Obb, rf 4 1 S 4
w.n.re. u.l 4 1 Rwnua, lk. I 411 I
rem, lb.... 4 I I eOuKhlln. Is. 0 t t
T. Jones, lb. 4 I II OPiim, c 4 1 t I
Spenrer, C...I lOUin. n..l 1
Bailey, p I 4 I 4 Summers, p . I 0 4 I
Totals 0 17 U I Total! II I 17 II t
Detroit 3 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0-3
U. Louis ". 0 0 0 1 S 1 0 0 0-7
Two-base hits: Mclnryre. Cobb. Three
base hits: Hoffman. Stone, T. Jones. Sac
rifice hits: Coughlln, O'Leary- Stolon
bases: Schaefer, C. Jones. T. Jones.
Double plays: O'Leary, Schaefer and
Rossman; Stone and Williams. Left on
bases: Detroit. 3: St. Ixiuls, 0. Ruses on
balls: Off Summers.' 5; off Bailey, 2.
Bases on errors: Detroit. 1; 8t. Louis. 2.
Struck out: By Summers, 3; by Bailey, 3.
Wild pitches: Bummers, 1; Bailey, 1
Time: 1:40. Umpire: Evana.
White Sax Skat Oat A a pa.
CLEVELAND. April 23. Owen was a
puxzle to the locals and held them to three
hila. Score:
CHICAGO.
B H
Doosbmy, If 4 I
Jones, cr 4 1
ni, b I 1
Anderson, rf.. 3
Pirent, as I 1
DrntH, lb. 4 0
Taaneblll. lb 4 2
guineas, e... 1
Owen. 4 1
Totsls U I
CLEVELAND.
O.A.S.
B.H.O.AE.
t 4 J
Clarke If. I
1 4
4 4
I
2
s
s
4 n-alllev Ifc . 1
I t
I 1
StnealL, lb... 4 1 15
uajoie, IS.... Ill
Turner, an... 1
0
0 4
4
M. Clarke, e. I
IBIrm'ham, rf I
S Hilt. kn.. rt
1
4 4
3 I
1
SLIehllArrfl' a t S S a A
riarkaon. p.. S 4 4 I
27 U 4Rbo4ra, p 4
-mcsKian . l s v s s
Totals Ifful
Batted for Rhodes In eighth.
Cleveland 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0-0
Chicago 3 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0-4
Hits: Off Liebhardt, 4) in . three Innings;
off Rhode, none in five innings; off Clark
son. 2 in on Inning. . Bas on errors:
Chicago, 2. Two base blta: Stovall. Tanne
hill. 2. Sacrifice hits: Bradley, Anderson.
Daugherty. Stolen - bases: Anderson.
Doubi plays: Hlnchman and Clarke;
Parent. Tannehlll and Xiavls; Birmingham
and Clarke. Bases on ba)ii Off Llebnardt.
2; off Owen, 3. StruclcuMiti. By Ctarkson.
1; by Owen. 3. Time: lMt Umpires: Egan
and O Loughlln. - .-iV -
Athletics Beat Highlanders.
PHILADELPHIA. AprU 2I.Th opefl
Ing gam of the American league season
took place today, the home team beating
New York 3 . to 1 Each team sent the
ball into the crowd in the outfield three
timea for thre bases. The home team
bunched hlta better than New York and
won. Score:
PHILADELPHIA. NEW TORK.
B.H.O.A E. - ' S.H.O A E.
Rsrtael, If... 4 114 SMIea. lb .... 4 113 0
Nichols, aa... 4 1 t i 1 Keeler. rt.... 4 111
Colllna. lb... 4 0 14 tahi. If I 14 0
Devia. lb...! Ill I eikerfeid, as. 4 4 10 4
Mnrphr. lb... 4 111 Chase. IB. . . . 4 1 1
(-soman, rf...4 10 1 4 Hemphill, el 4 2 I 0
Oisnna. cf... I 1 SGonror. lb... I 1 S
Power, s 4 1 t 1 4 Klelnow, c... 3 1 t 1 0
runt, p, I 1. 1 tbeabrn, -. I 4 4 14
Totala J mil I Totals. .....a I 14 I 1
New Tork 0 0 I 1 0 0 0 0 02
Philadelphia 0 JO 0 1 1 0 I
Two base hits: Nlles, , Chase. Klelnow,
Powers, Murphy, plank. Sacrifice hit:
Conray. Stolen base: Murphy. Hemphill.
Double plays: Murphy. Lis via and Collins.
Left on bases: New York, ; Philadelphia.
3. Base on balls: Off Chesbra, 1; off Plank,
L Baa on errors: New Tork. 1. Philadelphia,
1. Hit by pitcher : By Chesbro. 1; by
Plank, L Struck out: By Chesbro, ; by
Plank. 2. Time; l, Umpires: Sheridan
and Hurst. .
Mastoa Beats K'aaklagtsa.
WASHINGTON. April-22. A big crowd
witnessed the opening game of the sea
son her today between Washington and
Boeton. the latter wlnains, 3 to 3. Dis
trict Commissioner West threw out the
first ball. Timely batting by McHal.
Carrigan and Laporte won the game for
the visitor. Clymer and Delehanty made
flv of the seven hits credited to Wash
ington. Score:
BOeTOS. WASHLNQTON.
ri.ii 'A.E. B.H.O.A E.
Tseavy. U... 13 4 Pleaerlng, ef . I 4 I 4
Le-4. lb till lOaaler. It. . I I 1 SI
MrHala. ef . .. I I 0 4 I Detehaate, Ml 4 I 4 1 1
Ceaaler, rf.." 4 11 firmer, rf .. 4 t 1 1
Laperte. th. . i 3 I f I rmau, lb. 4 1 I
t !&, lb. A lit 4 Kim. t 4 ( s
ner. ta... v I I 4MrBn4e, aa. . I 0 1 t
Cnrrlnaa. a... 3 t I 1' 1 S'blpka. lb.. I Oil
Winter, p I 0 0 1 4AIUtr. lb... Oil
Marias, p.... 01 Ifl lntarL I 1 014
acC0OB.il ..1401 Milan ...... t 0 0 4
'Warner ....I 0 0
Totals U 11 27 17 4 Ontea 1 0 0 0
Totals t T 17 13 t
Batted for Winter' In the eighth.
Mi. an batted for bVhipke in th sev
enth. Warner batted for McBrlde In the ninth,
Coles batted for Falkeoberj In tha
ninth.
Boston 0 0 9 t 1 2 0 0 0 S
Washington 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 03
Two-base hlta: McConnell. Geaaier.
Hlta: Off Smith. 10 in alx inninKi; off
Falkenber J o three Innings; off Wider,
in seven Innings; off Morgan. 1 in two
Inmga. Sacrifice hits: -Unnley, Unglaub.
Stolen bases: Pickering. Laporte. Double
plays: Srnlpke to Freemsn; Wsgner to
Laporte to Unglaub. " Left on baaes:
Waehington, : Boston. 10 Base on
balls: Off Smith, 4. off FxJkenberg. 1;
off Winter. 2; off Morgan. 1. Bases on
errors: Washington, 2; Boston. 1. Hit
by pitched bail: Smith. 1. Struck out:
By Smith. 4: by Falkeiiberg. 1; by Win
ter, 1. Time: 2 00. Umpire: Connoiiy.
i
Teaala Play Called ObT.
IOWA CITT. Ia.. April 22. (Special V
Th dual 'tennis tournaments arranged be
tween th Iowa and Illinois teams have
been called off on account of conflicting
datea at Iowa tlly in other linea of
athletic. Th wet season haa made it
impossible to get in any early work on
the courts, and It la now doubtful whether
anything more than a home meet will be
held at Iowa City thla year. Th entries
for the stati meet at Co must re In in a
few days, and unless the condition of the
courts unprbxea. Iowa City will withdraw.
Iwa-IIIIals Gaaa Tharnday.
IOWA CITT. April a. t Special The
Iowa college base ball team atarta the reg
ular season tomorrow at Champaign with
Illinois. By a strange aeries of events.
Iowa has been victor over the Illini In
foot ball, basket ball and debate, and the
baa ball tam will maks a strenuous ef
fort to make a full year of It.
riUr Skats Oat Rckfrd.
BEATRICE Neh., April 22. (Special Tel-ftttm.V-Th
Filley ball team ehut out the
Rorkford rime at Filley tiU by the
accr of 3 to 0. Batteries: Filley. V. Bur
row sod Noakes; Kockford. V. Ashiey
and Rkiiarda.
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Chasaploashla) Peaaaat la Ilelsted
After Bleachers Help t tail
Balky Kat rwres t
Other Gaaa.
CMICAGOt April & The champions won
their first horn game In easy fashion.
Coakley was wild and hit freely In the five
Innings he pitched. Sheckard had tha
honor of making th fiist double. Steln
feldt the first triple and Lobert the first
homer, the latter being a mighty drive to
the seats In center.
Th new grand at and extensions were
packed with an enthusiastic crowd, gath
ered largely to witness the raising of the
National league pennant. This ceremony,
scheduled to be performed by the contend
ing teams and a brass band, succeeded
only after the !5-cent bleachers had com
to the rescue. The big flag. In order to
clear the bleacher, from tho rear of which
rose the flagstaff, had been rolled In a
bundle, with the purpose of unfurling It
by pulling an auxllllary cord when the
champion had holated It to th top. Th
cord, however, refused to work, and th
flag had to be lowered while an urchin
In the top row untied the balky knot. The
flag waa then reholsted, the band playing
"The Star Spangled Banner." while the
spectators arose from their seats, waving
their hats and cheering. Score:
CHICAGO. CINCINNATI.
B.H.O.AE. B.H.O.AE.
latle, ef....4 1 1 4 Hatalsa. 4 1 I 1 4
Sherkar. It.. I It 4 Lobert. If.... 4 1 1
Ik-halte. H...4 II 4 Kane, rf I 111
Chance. Ik -.l II 4Ganael. lb... I 1 4
SiemreMt. lb I 1 0 I eU'Leaa. c ... 4 1 1 1
Krera. lb I 1 4 S K.Tft, lb.. 4 I I 1
Tinker, ss.... I 04 I Paakert. ef...4 134
Kilns, e 4 114 4Hint, aa. I 1 4
Fraaer, p. ..'.. 4 2 4 1 0Cokl.T. p... 1 4 t 4
Toter. p. I 1 S
Totala 11 14 tt II l9chlet
Touts.
.14 7 24 II I
Batted for Toxer in ninth.
Chicago 1001302 7
Cincinnati 00000101 0-3
Two-has hits: Shecksrd, Kling. Three
base hits: Steinfeldt. Kane. Home run:
Lobert. Hits: Off Coakley In five Innings,
7; off Toxer In three innings, 3. Sacrifice
hit: Tinker. Stolen bases: Chance (-).
Double play: Tinker to Ever to Chance.
Left on bases: Chicago. ; Cincinnati. 0.
First base on balls: Off Fraaer. 6; off
Coakley, 3; off Toxer, I. First bss on er
rors: Cincinnati, 1. Hit by pitcher: By
Coakley, Chsnce. Struck out: By Fraser,
S; by Coaklev, 1; by Toser, 2. Hd
pitches: By Fraaer, 3. Time: 1:40. Um
pire: O'Day.
Qaakera Defeat Parltaas.
B08TON. ' April 22. Philadelphia won
from Boston todsy, 7 to 1, In the first
game of the National league In this city.
Flaherty was wild and only lasted one
Inning. Doolin's fielding was the only fea
ture. .Scare:
PHILADELPHIA. BOSTON.
B H.O.A E. B.H.O A.E.
Titne. if..
.4111 4 Browne, rf... 4 1 I
Knaho. 2b I 111 Krllaj. rf I
1 1
Clvome. cf .l 1 2 4Bata. If 4 1 2 0
Maree. It I 4 I OMc-Oans. lb.. 4 1 I 1
Courtney, lb. 4 14 4 Rltchey, lb.. 4 111
Grant, lb.... I 111 Dahten. ss.... 4 0 4 1 4
Poolm. aa....4 11 ffweener. lb.. I 11
rwvola. I t 1 Boweraun, a I 1 t 4 1
Mrtauillln, p. 1 I 4 Flaherty, p. . 1
Corner, p.... lilt
Tata la U) I17U0
Totala U IH I
Philadelphia 30010001 0 T
Bostn 00006001 0-4
Two-base htts: Osborne. Doolln. Hits:
Off Flaherty in one inning. 3; off Dorner
In eight Innings, 4. Sacrifice htts: Mc
yuillin. Osborne. Double play: Courtney
(unassisted). Left on bsses: PhUsdelphla,
1; Boston. I. First base on balls: Off
Flaherty. 2: off Dorner. 1: of McQullltn. 1.
Hit by pitcher: By Dorner. 1. Struck out:
By Dorner. 1; by McQuillin. 2. Time; 1:80.
Umpire: Klem.
Pirate Via fraaa Cardlaals.
PITTSBURG. Pa.. April ' 22. -With Ideal
weather, a crowd of over ll.tra base ball
enthusiasts saw Pittsburg defeat St. Louts
In the opening game of the local season by
a score of 6 to 1. Wagner received a great
ovation when he came on- the field and
Justified the confidence In him by knock
ing a two-base hit In the ffith Inning with
two men on base. Abbatchio followed
with a three-base hit, netting Pittsburg
three runs In this inning. Both pitchers
were strong and succeeded In keeping th
hits pretty well scattered. Score:
PITTSBURG. 0T. LOt'll.
B.H.O.A E. B.H.O. A.E.
Becker, rf.... 4 10 4 Char let, rb.. 4 111
Leach, lb 1 1 t t Barer, rf 4 1 1
(Mark. If I 1 eDelebaatr. If 4 1 4 1
Watner. s . 4 I 1 I SHamr. ci . 4 4 14 4
An'tirhio, 2b. 4 I 1 4 Koeeurhr. lb. 4 1 11 0 0
Pnarlna. lb.. 4 11 4 Bvrna. lb.... 4 111
Wilson, ef.... I I 10 Kimitt. aa. I 1 1 I 4
Glbaan. C....I I 0 Hnouder, e.l 4 4 1 4
Camsila, p .. I 11 KcOlyna. p.. 1 I
Totals..!. ..31 14 It U Tata la a 7 14 U 1
PHtsburg I 0 0 0 3 0 0 0
St. Louis 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0-1
Two-base hits: Abbatichio. Wagner,
Crarlea. Three-base hits: Abbatichio, Ko
netchy. Sacrifice hits: Leorh. Clarke.
Stolen bares: Leach. Abbatichio. Double
plays: Wagner to Abbatichio to Swacine:
McGlynn to O" Rourke to Konetchy. Left
on bases: Pittsburg.' : St. Louis. 1
First baa on errors: Pittsburg. 1. Struck
out: By Carrrltx. 2; by McGlynn. 3. Time:
1:30. Umpire: Rigler.
Doallat Save th Gaaa.
NEW TORK. April 21. Th fairest
weather so far thla year greeted the
players and spectators at the opening
game of th National league here today
at the polo grounds. It wag an Inter
borough conteat. In which New York bat
Brooklyn. 3 to 2. Th visitors held the
lead up to th final inning. Then, with
two men retired, Don. in saved the day
with a home run. scoring Tenney ahead
of hint. Score:
HEW YORK. BROOKLYN.
II U .0-A.E. B.H O. A.E.
gbaaafca. If.. 4 t 4 Pattae. lb... 4 t 1 1 4
Tenner, lb... 4 IBS 4 Haleaey. c( . 4 1 I I
Iienlia. H....4 110 4 tlnrrh. rf.... 4 14 0
reynour. rf.. I 1 Jordan, lb... 4 11 0
ttreenahan. e.l It 1 4lacmaa, lb I 1 I 3 4
!.!. a. lb ... 4 1 4M.niw.ll. If.. 4 I I
Nirklin. Ib... I I 1 Laela. a...4 Oil
Bntle.U. an . I I 4 I 4 bersen. 4. ...4 1114
Tkamona. p 1 I I 1 UctMjrf. p.. I f 0
Merhls 1 1 4 4 4
TstaU 14 TTS It 4
ToUls It TIT I I
Two out when winning run was scored.
Batted for Matlhewson In th ninth.
New York 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 t
Brooklyn 0 0 0 1 0 0 10 1
Two-bas hits: Bergen, Hummsll, Den
tin, Merkla. Home run: Donlin. Sacri
fice bits: Alpermatt, Shannon. Lett oa
bases: Brooklyn. ; New York, 10. Bases
on balls: Off Mclntyre, 6. Bases on
errors: Brooklyn. 2. Hit with pitched
hall: Mclntyre, 2. Struck out: By
alatthewnon, 11; by Mclntyr. 3. Tin.n:
1:3. Lmpirea: Email and Rudlerhatu.
HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETES ARE BUST
Fractle la F.arwest for tit Field
Mt.
AU the entries for th annual high school
field meet are now In the hands of th ath
letic board, and will be announced la a few
daya Interest in track work la strong this
year aud th list of candidates fur honors
is extra large.
During tn Inst few days outdoor work
after school hours haa been brisk, with the
following athletes out for practice: Flack.
Arnatein. Mckvinney, Kulakofsky. Wilson,
iowe. Malison. Seara, McWhlnney. Bur
dltk. Wentworth. Near tea, liuward and
Brown.
Each class Is doing Its best to produce a
contestant who will win the gold medal for
Individual work, as it is realised thst tna
lad who rapturea it will practically win th
meet for his clan.
HARVARD AD AXSAPOLU RACE
Eight-Oar) Crews f Ina Iastlta
tissa Will Meet Tsaar. I
ANNAPOLIS. Md . April 22. Eight oared
crew rvix-eaeoting Harvard university and
th naval academy will meet this after
noon tor th first time. The rac will be
over the two anile inner courae on lbs
Severn river. Weather and water ton
dulona thi mornir.g w ere nearly itiial for
the contest, whu h is scheduled to start at
4 o'clock. Neither crew know anything
about the oilier except that they hav
watched each other in practice. The atrokea
and "form' rf each Is radically different
from those of the Cher. Harvard has
been drilled in Coach Wry reaching bod.'
strok that has the appearance of be
ing a short on became of the lack of
arm work at the end. It la barked up by
th greater weigLt of the crimson men.
who outweigh th mJdahlpmen mr than
ten pound on the average The navy
stroke Is th fame which Coach Olrntinn
has used ever sir- he begsa making fat.
strong crew out of comparatively tight
material.
GttfF.9 UT AMERICA A SOCl ATIOX
Brewer Defeat Hooeler la Hard
Hlttlaor test.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind.. April C-M lw.u
kee defeated Imiianapoiis today. Hard hit
ting was done by both teams but bad In
fkltling cost Indlsnspolis the game. Score:
3IILAl'Krg. l.VDlASAmiJS
H.O A B H O A K.
Rnblnaa aa. 4 I I I 1 Pn.k. SS..-....I lilt
Oreen. rf....l 4 t Coulter. If . .. 1
H 1 I I IHareen. rt .. I I I 4 4
Randall, ef.. 4 I t 4 Cnrr. Ib I I 11 1 1
Berllle. .... 4 7 4fWTi1pon cf. I I i SI
hi form' k. ib I 1 1 i 4 Lwiatitea. 1 1 3 1
r,r 3 2 1 4 Williams 2b. 4 I I ft 1
Browa. lk... 4 112 Htrbe. lb ... 4 131
Doherty. p... I 113 4 Cnbanka p .. I I 3 I
, Sita. p 1 I
Tjun..,...kunu lUsasy ....I I
Total n II IT 11
Patted for 8elt In ninth.
Indianapolia 11300000 0-3
Mllwauke 010203000-4
Hit: Off' Eubank In flv nd two
third Inning, 10; off Belt In thVe and
ne-thlrd Innings. 2. Struck out: By Eu
hanks. 1; by Selta. 1; bv Doherty. 3.
Two-bas hit: WUIiama Tbree-baae hits:
Rohlnson. Hsyden, Livingston. Doubt
Play: Bush to Williama to Carr. Rush to
Carr to Hor-ke. Wllllsms to Carr, Mc
Cbrmlck to Brown to Clark. Stolen bases:
Green. McChesney. First base on ball:
Off Eubank. (; off Seits, L Tim: 1:10.
V mpires: Kan and List.
Batchers Easy for Distillers.
LOUISVILLE. Ky. April 21 txiulsville
batted Case hard todav and with seven
errors behind him. Ksnsas City wss easily
beaten. Home runs by Stanley and Caa
were feature. Score:
LOllBVILLK. KANSAS CTTT.
B.H.O I I. B.H.O A B.
Perrlnn. lb.. I I I 4 Murphy. If... 4 1 1 1
Btaale,. ef... 4 I I I 4Cras. as 1 T I
Harler. f....3 It 4 Kertrln. rf ... 1 414
ftilllran. lb.. I I IS 4Berkt.T. Ik . 4 II 1
Burke, lb ... I I 4 0 Braehenr. 2. 1 Oil
Waotlmff. If. 4 0 krtirr, Ik... I 1 1 1
Qulniaa. ss. . I I 1 4 1 Lenhr. e I 1 I 1
Hofhen, e ... 4 111 Kltaoa. ef... I 111
BtOTSll. p I I SCaee. p I 1 I I I
Wood. as..... 1
Totala. .....14 117 14 1
Totals 24 4 14 14 T
Lou'svllle ...a 1 4000004 -
Kansss City ....... 01100000 0-3
Stolen bases: Perrlne. Burke (Ji. 8 ruck
out: By Scovsll. 2; by Case. 4. First base
on balls: Off Stovall, 4; off Case, 4. Two
bas hit: Murphy. Hughes. Thre-bas
hit: Quintan. Home runs: Caae. Stanley.
Left on base: Louisville. 3; Kanaaa City,
4. Wild pltchea. Stovall. Case. Balk:
Case Time: 1:45. Umpires: Ha yea and
Beerhalter.
Miller Defeat Chan plows.
COLUMBUS. O., April 2t-Mlnneapoll
started hitting in the fifth after Itwo were
out, and two changes of pitchers did not
stop th visitors, who won 12 to . Maasger
Clymer of Columbus waa Bent off the field
for disputing a decision. Score:
MINNEAPOLIS COUBDl'l.
B H.O. A . B.H.O A.E.
fVN.tll. ef.. I 1 1 IJarkaoa. If .. t I I
Q.i 1 1 lea. lb.. I 14 4 Kro.ee. cf .. 1 1
Weldajr. II... 1 I 1 Prlel, Ib 4 0 I 4
Freeman, rf. 4 ft 1 0 'oealto. if I I t
Wllltman, lb I 1 14 t tK bji. lb I 114
0 Brles. 2b... ft 2 ft 1 1 Raldy. as ... ft 111
tilth, sa ft 1 ft I 4 ruler, th . 4 I I 2 1
Buelow. e.l ft ft IFohl. c 4 ft I
O rah am, p... 4 14 4 Thomaa, p... 1444
Hall, p 0 1
Totals II r 14 IQualler. p.... 1 114
4ell 1 1
Rmliy t 1
. Totals 1 II n 11 1
Columbus 1 0000003 23
Minneapolis 0 0 0 0 4 ( 1 0 1-12
. Stolen bsses: O'Neill t2). Freeman. Whlt
more. Sacrifice hit: Smith (2). Base on
balls: Off Thomas. 1; off Hall. 3; off Uual
1'y, 1; off Graham. 4. Three-base hits:
Riidy, Freeman- Double plays: Raldy to
Kihm; Smith, O'Brien, Whitmore and
O'Brien: O'Brien: and Whitmore. Hit by
? Itched ball: Fohl. Struck out: By Thomaa.
; by Hall. 1: by Graham. 3. Wild pitch:
Hall. Hits: Off Thomas. 3 in eight and two
thirds Innings: off Hsll. ( In one and two
thirds Innings; off Quailey, 4 In two in
nings. Time: 2:10. Umpire: Kerin.
Tled Defeats St. PaaL
TOLEDO. O.. April 22.-A double by
Wakefield, who baited for Gillen in the
ninth, followed by a single by Smoot. won
today' gam for th horn team. Score:
TOLEDO. ST. PACL
. B.H.O. A.E. B.H.O. A.E.
Barbeaa. 'ss.: 4 14 4 1 DnntanTy. rt. 1 I 1 I 4
HiDckawa. mill 4PIOO. tb 4 1411
Omoot, cf ... II IDarla. ef.,... I 141
Armk ater, rf 4 1 I IGaier. U ft 2 I
McCarthy. Ik 4 4 1 4J. kteynra. e 4 4 11
Lister, lb.... 4 III I I Rowan, lb... 4 ft 4
Hopkins. If... I 12 4 Wheeler. Ib-nal til
Las, s 4 3 1 annua, sa... I I 1
Uulns. p I I 1 Tvewierar. lb 4 I
Ollles. p 0 I Larer. p 4 1 I
Wakefiel .. t I 0 0 Toaneaees. p. 0
x Totals II 11 17 14 I Totals at l 14 4
Batted for Gillen In ninth.
One out when winning run was scored.
Toledo 10211100 2-3
St. Paul 1 0 01 0 1 1 1 27
Two-bas hits: Bar beau (2), Smoot, Lis
ter, Geier, Leroy, Wakefield. Home runs:
hopkins, Geier. Double play: Davis to
Whecier. Hit: Off Qulnn in seven and
one-third Innings, 7; off Gillen In one and
two-thirds innings, 1: off Leroy In twe
third Inning, 1: off Tnnneson in on and
one-third mninga. 1. Sacrifice hits: Bar
beau. Hinchmau, Hopkins, Qulnn, Flood. J.
Meyers. Rowan. Stolen bases: Wheeler,
Arnibruster (21. Smoot. Struck out: By
Wulnn. 1; by Gillen. 1; by Leroy. A Left
on bases: Toledo, f; St. Paul. 3. Time:
2:00. Umpire: Owens.
DRAKB TEAM MAY DISBAJID
Strict Eligibility Rale Caae Drp
plaa f Mem frwaa Claa.
DES MOINES. Ia., April 22. tSpeciaL)
The baa ball team of Drak university Is
on the verge .of disbanding. Th strict en
forcement of Lh Missouri Valley conference
rule i one of th cause. Recently the
faculty required every one of the men to
sign up a stringent statement of hia eli
gibility and aa a result, some of the best
men of th school were barred from track
and diamond. Th defeat of the Drake
base bail team by Simpson college thi
week put a crimp In the expectation of
the team and fan, and much dissatisfac
tion la being expressed on account of the
new regime and the consequent upheaval
In athletic. Th Ames matter ta up in
the air at present, and much depends on th
attitude of th authorities of the agricul
tural school In the matter of th ellgi-
am
to
Even In its early stages Catarrh Is a most distressing' ailment, caused by
the stuffy feeling; in the head, ringing; noises in the ears, watery eyes, difficult
breathing, continual "hawking and pitting,"etc., bat when the blood becomes
thoroughly saturated with the impurities which produce the disease it becomes
a serious and often dangerous disorder. Then the bronchial tubes are attacked,
the bladder and kidneys diseased, and often the lungs become affected by the
constant passage of impure blood through them and Catarrh terminates in
Consumption. The impurities and poisons in the blood which, produce Catarrh
can never be removed through the ue of sprays, inhalations, washes, etc.
Such treatment cannot reach the real cause, and their use alone ehould nerer
be depended on to cure the disease. S. S. S. cures Catarrh by cleansing the
blood of all impure catarrhal matter. It goes down and attacks the disease at
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bllity requirements. If they persist In play
ing their Ineligible against Drake, th
Ames games will be cancelled, and th
Drake team will probably disband.. Ames
played only ellaible men against Missouri '
in the recent game with that school, and
Drake Insists that ths same shall ba ac
corded Drake. The natter will come to a
show down when the two track teams meet
In a dusl affair at Pea Moines. May 3.
Drak Insists A me made a positive agree
ment to adhere to th Missouri Valley rules
If the other atate sohooia would, and If
they now refuse to do the result may
be a break In the athletic relations of the
two scrmols for some time. The Drake
trsck team Is developing a great bunch
of weight men. and ScKarenherg Is be
lieved to be a rival to Captain Harry Cona
way, who la the present atate champion.
Scharenberg I credited with a put of over
forty feet with the big weight, and at that
rat will hurry the beet In tb otat by
th time of th tat meet
EVENTS) O.w THIS bUTJUvIAG TRACKS
Cfcapaltepe Wla I3 Sterling Stake
t Aadc4.
AQUEDUCT, N. T April 2J.-Chspul-tepec
at 3 to 10 in the betting won the Ster
ling stakes at Aqueduct today, defeating
Restigouche. the only other starter by on
and one-half lenttha. There - waa soma
rough riding insid th last furlong, Cha
pultec bearing over on RestigoucJie. Not
ler on the latter claimed foul, but It w
not allowed. Out of five carded over night
only two went to the post. Practically all
through th betting It wsa 9 to 1(1 and pick,
both colta having a big following. Cha
pulteo waa mean at the. barrier, but after
a four-minutea' delay Starter Cassldy sent
them away to a good start. Restlgourhe
went to ti front and lead -y on and a
half lengths until the stretch, when Daniel
brought Chaputtepe from the outalde and
catching Restiaouche at the alxteen-polo
won, going away in the fast tiros of 1
Summary:
r mi race. errar-nkiB niiu up. Btrimin.
.' mile: Ingham (K4. Musgrave. 16 to 51. wen;
Aucassin- (107. G. Burna. 7 to ti. seconai
Smok 189. Bergen, even!, third. Time:
1:4H. Sir Toddtrgton, Umbrella- Lally and .
Orcanrna ran.
Second race, handicap, 3-year-old and tip.
ft furlongs: James B. Bray lit. Shaw,
eveni. won; Hyperion II Notter. 3 to 1),
second; Oxford 111, W. Walker. 15 to 1,
third. Time: 1:11V Pantoufle. A- Letiiueo
and Black Oak ran. .
Third race. Mile. 2-year-olda, selling, 4
furlongs: Royal Captive (104. G. Burna. 4
to 1). won; Arloneite (, Flynn. 3 to 2). oec
ond: Miss Highlsnd (101. Musgrave. 12 to li,
third. Time: 0:47V Primrose League, Blue
Stock. Slater Phylll. M -ot Meadows.
Aunt Kale, Merry Widow. Anotation, Chap
eron and Hampton Beauty ran.
Fourth race, th Sterling stakes, 3-year-olds
and up. mile: Chapultepec tw, Mc
Daniel. 3 to 10). won: Resilgouch (105. Not
t.r tn 1 (It aevond. Time: 1 Two'
starter.
Fifth race. 3-year-nlds and up, selling, 4
furlongs: Trouble Msker (in. Notter, .13
to ). won; Big Chief lft4. O. Burns, 13 to
l. second: Sadler (U5. Koerner. 12 t li.
third. Time: :1:15H- Blandy, Mulvsney.
Hesslip, Crn Cob. Citizen. Chief Hayes .
and Canada ran. Star of Sunnymead
fell. ,
Sixth race, maiden t-year-olds. 44 fur
longs: Mystify 1. Notter. even), won: J.
P. Reed (li. Musgrave. 4 to 1). second;
! Jsvin tl. Shilling. 4. to 1). third. Time:"
0M4. Forero. Tyro. Seclusion. Tsxider,
Mist. Rloro. Hlsrh Hat. Rumsle. Occidental
and Battleta ran.
WITH THIS BOWLERS.
The Storx Blue Ribbon won two games
from tha Indiana at tho Association alleys
last night. John Bengel had the high sin
gle gam with 24. and Rempke the best
total with 6W. Tonight the firat series be
tween the Omaha Bicycle and Mats Bros,
team. Score:
INDIANS.
1st.
French 171
Johnson 144
Fames 114
Bengal J44 ,
Zimmerman 163
3d. Total.
Total.
323 348
STORZ BLUES. -
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Weber ....
Maurer ...
Anderson
Rempk .
Total..
345 310 $32 I.7U
Ea gravers aad Clabmea Meet.
Raker Bros. Engraving company ball
laim will meet the team Jlf the Ha mv
Hollow club on th gTeunds of th la'.ter.
Saturday afternoon. Both hav strong
teama and an InteraaUng gam ia expected.
For gamea call T. Bruggemor, Douglas
263, or AS3. ,
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