THK OMAHA DAILY RKKf TUESDAY. MAY o. 1!H)S.
11
REAL ESTATE
riTT profkhtt fo SALS
(Continued.)
' MOTtTG AGES FOTS SALE
-1 . . . .
W have sarveral splendid pf cent fsrm
mortgagee tbt Mle. These mortgage were
tskKExas part payment on the sale of farm
and .are the trery bMt kind of eecuritlsa
CaU.an4L.see.ua. . '
1VAYN1E ' INVESTMENT CO.,
' ' '- Ftm Floor N. T. L. Bldg .
I VAffT an offer on the property . 1128 and
1IM 6. tint St ; two modern houm and
flood barn; Well rented. 1 hie property la
owned an eastern naffy who must sell
''"!,:V IHOMAS bhesa::,
..' . Room . York UI. Bldg
FOR tVALK Soven-room hmiee o large
lot: riptern and fruit.
lnatannT-nTs
Curby SL '
US MS77
6k
THE RJJED -ABSTRACT CA.. est.
ISM.
J uuwpt ,rvlce- , Uct cur prices.
h arnam. , ,
ni 4
ti
?.. nui. uihic
r arm. and nncn land for salb
' Nebraska.
l"'Arnfc3 near good town In eastern Ne
braska; extertent dairy, ho or poultry
farm; fair Improvement: price. 1 per
K-rei cash and balance at 6 pr cent
B. B. DIERER 4c CO., 411 BEE BLJ1.
(XI-SM 4
,.' IP- TOf WISH TO BUT
or trada for ranch property In. Nebraska,
w have aome propositions which It will
par yoai-t Investigate. Also writ as for
price of western lands.
:B. E. IJIEREB & CO.,
' ' 411 Bee bid.
. , (30) 404 8
3.
FOR SALE OR TRADE Nine quarters.
!ortd tc.getrt.-f, fair Imfirovementi, block
V-am -aoil clay aiibsoii. blue stem Bra
from level o "mug If. central Nebraska.
eforTc." alfalfa and grain land, no sand or
rock: 1 mile to Rood town and ratlroad ;
T per rrt- Graham & Neal. Kearney,
Neb. . - - - - H"HMMI
Nertb Dakota.
OUT THET JO -Cn
tha new C. M. St. P. Coaat Railway,
through Adam county. North Dakota,
which m attracting homeawekers to aa
- unejvceJ led ; lapwing .country. Sunshine.
flee coal, pure water, aure crops, a homi
kiit TTofilablo occupation for you. Land
Lut fie to UO an acre row. Easy terms.
Wo . liomealead rellhqulahmeiits tor
eie.1- feHi m. ii. -Hiwku Co, Hay owl
ol alotu Ncrta Dakota, or til LaBella BU
Cl.loagd, lit. kiapa tree. Mention this
I ape,. Or ivrlle our alndao. North Da
kota, oil ice. toi; msae
, t ... oath Dakota
HA'Vr5rgit 'th chblcwt farm landa and
bov;iada H South Dakota ; infnrmation
tree. N. bkrtver, iKi DoOge Bt. Tel. Doug
laa 4ohi tJ0 USA x
iJO-ACHh. Improved larrn. Broavn county,
HOVrtk t Irnkota lin.UM per acre. Two
mailer farina at bargain ,iners. Sev
eral quarters unimproved iand. -All fin
invmwnienta ami- ti bunu 4.ot 1Q-
auection. Cash or terms Box :a,.Ater
deed. A. D. J0) tl Ms
TeSaa.
TEXAS LA.VDanw 'to get them. Send
il.ut.to M C Umax. Austin, Texas for
iopyof lexaa Land Law and Instructions
liuw to buy. 1 til fur ten years chief of
Und dLaitmenl ,atato treasurer's of flea.
Know tba lands, whao they come ou th
lunrktU hjw to get them for my clients.
Reference': Austin National bank, Austin,
iexas. West 4nds to bs sold next threo
mouths. e roasonabla.
..... . . ()-M396 UT.T
, o :' .WjwisinaoT.'
WANTED TO FELL 1S7 acrea of good
-land, ciieapi rasy terms Address owner)
H A iux-mit ureybulk. Big Huro- CoiHUr-,
w ywiBirig. . tu UM ax
M laeellaaeoaa.
VTESTERN LAND, largo and email tracts;
aalo ana exchange. .National lnrt. Co,
Prandala Bldg. 0) sol
REAL ESTATE LOANS .
IImv '4 1 elv.viM iMMUat prumpUy. tr'.
Wcad Ulile.. 11 a and Jaruaui.
L. Weed.
tE A)
VKIVATIS MONEY NO DELAT.
: OAilVtN Bttua, laut FARNAM.
W-l
IlliNfciX TO LOAN On Unproved city prop,
arty fauildiug Ivaaa a spacialty; no oelay.
W. H. .IhuiT-as 1st Nat l Bk. Bldg.
. .. . ' - - - ' tU-atittAU
WANl'BU-AX'plitatlon, .-for 5.M). F. t.
'Wead. liKtt l'rruna.St. . 2 M 10
u. I Kit CENT money, to loan on eastera
Nebraaka tariua ana good bualncss vtop
srty iu omaha.
ALTIllwO C. KENNEDT.
Ill Flrt jsaUonal Bank Building. Tela.
',- . pftoue Douglas 7a.
tm-sri
LOWtai . XiATJUWBamla, Pax too Block.
LOANS on lrt proved
O' AeeXe: M. 4, I
Omaha property,
i K. S Life Bids.
-
I1UVATK MONEY-CASK ON HAND"
NO DELAY. J. li. X'.- 1ST
NAT. BA2ib ULini. itL DOUO. 127k.
to-7i
WANTED City loans and warrants. W.
Fsrnani buajth at Co Farnam St
' a tat
tltKKY to toan an Improved city property.
las'.Ui4S at tleydeu. 1;ih Farnam St.
. ' (S-74
ANTtkx-Clty loana
Peters Trust Co.
iu-ni
llOXBY TO LOAN Payne Investment Co.
E-87
WHEN writing to advertisers, remember
it lakes iul an extra stroke or two pf
tlie in to mention the fact that you
nw tlie ad In The Bee.
KEAL ESTATE WANTED
I WANT to buy some rental property or
tili ejre or acreaare near Omaha from
parly who will take an electric automobile
as part' payment and balance on time.
VMress H V care of Pee. (B M b
WANTED TO BUY
t-'KST rr,c ps'd for Idhand furniture, car-r-tts,
gtoves, clotting, aboea Tel. Red HtA.
WANT TO RUT Good f-room 'house;
must be a 4nap for cash. Min Marr a m.
Zitf Dougtis. tJ3 MvO 5x
WANTED, to buv, 1.J0 pound horse. Ad
dress B itK care Bee. . t-3i MU12 6x
W ANTF.pIghern and Plymouth Rock
last' spring pullets. See W. H. Thomas,
Bisivdct .Store.
HIGHKST prk-es for second-hand furnl
'lr. -rarpeta, clolhea and shoes. Tel.
I"ug r:i. - (Joi 16
WANTED TO RENT
tAyrET'to buy
h iu 4"or- cash.
General Iel!verv,
a', modern 8 or l-room
Address 8. Msndelaon,
thuahs ' til-MKJ4 x
WANTED SITUATIONS
PotslTluK Banted by voung man as book.
gas per air cuaiecloi kave had experience;
' (iwl Iwabaa, can give retrreuoe. Addreas
N atl. care B-e. ?T I7 Kx
v ' GOVERNMENT NOTICES
PROPOSALS WILL" BE RE
HvjJ fy i'. H. Johniann, village clerk ot
;n,.a. i.h-. trbtH Ma.18. p- m.. for the
rurvaaae. of IK.uoO I per cent 6-30 year top-tirmatt-
etrrtrtr light plant bonds, dated
February I. 1. U.mds draw Inlereat at
llia'Sabr'af 4 per cent per annum, payable
aintaHy. Trtey arau of IVu denoaimaiiun
ana inquire TVbmary . Ha, optional after
Febraary L )1 All bids must be anoiu
pniLl bv cemfi-d cherk for 5 per c-nl of
bid. made paable l O. E. OKIKS. Vtl
la.c Tivanuiif M jJ'.H
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
CONfTRIi."riNt QI ARTERatAHTKR B
OftK-e, Fort I S NMiwt, la., April
. foaled prr.posals. In triplicate, will
be recelred here until I p m.. "n1rtl
Thiiredav. Mil n. 1". and mew
ojened, for rtmatructlng a on shed at
fort Dee Molrve. la. mrormmion inr-nlh-d
on sliplicatton here. I'lans and
spwlficat ions ill be sent to Intending
bidder upon their d'po'tlhg the sura of
P'
pecirk-atlnna are returned. Fropoeaio
should be eniWeed. "Propoaala for W'aarnn
Fhed.1' and addreaeed. ronstructing quar
termaster, Fort Des Moines,
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Henry Miller to Joseph Matia, lot I.
blok 14. Clifton Hill
N. Kmert to Ida M. liahlaren, part lot
i. blork I .la. Smh omana i
Axel Dnhlgren to Nets Kmert. pan
lot ft. blork 1.T. South Omaha 1
John Neblt to L. B. Scott, part lots
and 7. Mock 11. Waterloo a.f.v
E. J. Neehit to Alice K. Pcott, lots
n. and 10. block 1. Waterloo 3,a
George Voting and wife to Isabel!" K
Kir'hmonrl lot H D mi i . UlRin
Place l."0
Cora Burt and husband to T. A. Be-
tim. lot Ifi. block t. atavne s 1st add. Jji'
Ella Burt and huehand to Cora Burt.
same
Warren A. War to Mary F. Way.
uart lot IS. Hodae's add 4'"'
South Omaha Land company to Ida
Conrad, nart lot 10. block iz. South
Omihi 250
Bvron II. Hastirvera. trustee, to Zoa Z.
AKann. loi .. Di.x k 5. Military add.. J'l
Nebraska National hank to Marie
Rc-helbrl, lot 4, blo;k l. West Lnd
add I.S30
George A. Bennett to N ttlonal Build
ing and Ivan and Protective union,
lot la. block I. Cherry Hill 4W
B. Wallace to F. Roesnik. lot ll. block
. Wilcox add
Sarah I. I'attrm to John Kopera.
part lot IT. Oak Knoll
M. Monta-omery et at. to Annie M.
Kennedy, part lot l. block l. West
Omaha i.SnO
Alexander C. Reed and wife to Oti-
tav A. Freeman, lot S. 4. is and Is.
blork I. Institute Place I
Reed Bros, to same, same TaO
Nellie Brtrim and husband to
neore-e H Pwobod a. lots I and t.
Phelao's add l.SnO
Harvey J. Grove and wife to G. A.
Bergiu1t. lot 16. Bensonhtirst 3.y
Edward. Raich and wife to John H.
Ieve. lot 10. Godfrey's add... 10
Dundee Realty company to Lora
Power, lota M. 37 and SH. Farracre.. - 1
Lora Power to Dundee Realty com-
.pany, lota 3. 19 and W. Falraerea.. ' 1
Wilson T. Graham and wife to H. J.
Peterson, lot 7, block O, Shinn'a add. 1.009
Joseph p. Brown to Frank Jlndra. lot
. block 7. Potter A Cobb's id add.. 4
Jonmal-8tockman company to George
r. Flton. lot 4. blork a. Brlggs Place SiO
Charles H. Christensen and wife to
Martin Dohlquist. part lots t and ,
block 1. Pope Place
C. M. Schlndel to E W. Bllne. lot 11,
Vlhsourl Avenue Place , 740
Mary Harrington to Hatva Nelson, tot
9. block t, McGavock & O'Keefe's
add T 1.S75
William Fetser and wife to Charlee
Syas and wife, part lot 1, block D.
Ixwe'e"ndd 1,050
John A. Dtiff and wife to M. Andres
. sn. lot -T, block 1. Missouri Avenue
Park 1,250
Han Johnson to Dora Johnson, part
section 2t-l-u 1
Anton Semik et al. to Frank Karl-
ovsky, lots St and 27. block 6. Van
Camp's add l.yK)
Total.
,.,37i7
RAILWAY TIME CARD
UNIOX STATION 10TH AND MARCT
lialoa PaclSe
' Leave, Arrive.
The Overland Limited.. a I SO am a 1:40 pm
Tha Colorado Express.. a !:& pm a &:00 pm
Atlantic Kxpreis al0:15 am
The Oregon Express . ..a 4:10 pm a H4 pin
The Loa Angelea Llm...al2:65 pm a :1S pm
The Fast Mall a :N an :4e pm
The China it Japan
Mall a 4:00 pm al tOpiri
North Platta Local a 7:41 am a 4:46 pm
Cohx-Chicago Special. ..aU:lt) am a 7:1 am
Beatrice Stroms-
burg Local bl2.30 pna b 1:40 pm
HLllats-Caatral - - r -
Chicago Express a 7:15 am ' a 1:45 pm
Chicago Limited a 6:00 pm a tM am
mmu,-Di .Af. ...... i.i. ,
Mino.-Bt. Paul LUn.....a (:vo pm a 1:10 am
Ckteago Great 'Weatera '
St. Paul-Minneapolis I: JO pm 7:30 am
St. Paul-Minneapolis.... 7 ft) am 114J pm
Chicago Limited f : pm i.tf am
Chicago Expires 7:30 am ll.aSpm
Chicago Express 2 2i pot l.aipia
Caleaaro t Northwcstera
Chicago Daylight a 7:S am
St. Paul-Minn. Kxp a 7:60 am
Chicago Local all .30 am
Sioux City Passenger.. a 7:M am
Chicago Passenger a 4: JO pm
Chicago Special a 00 pm
BU Paul-Minn. Lim a l: pm
Los Angeles Limited. ..a 1:90 pm
all:4t pm
alO:J pm
a 1:3 pm
a 1:28 pm
a 45 am
a 8:23 am
a : am
al2:3l pm
a :a am
a 1:15 pm
a :20 am
a 8:00 am
a C:40 pm
alo am
a 1:40 pm
a 6:40 pm
b 6:40 pm
b 1:35 pm
Overland Limited.: al0:o0 pm
Faat Mail
Sioux City Local ..
Twin City Limited.
...a 1:50 pm
...a 8:28 pm
Norlolk-BoneeteeJ .
Lincoln-Long Pine
Dead wood-Lincoln
Casper-Lander ....
Hastings-Superior
Fremont-Albion ..
a 7:14 am
,.,..a 7:4a am
a l.-tio pm
a l:uo pm
b 1:00 pm
b i-S pot
Cklcage, Bock lslana Pacltl
, EAST.
Chicago Limited a 1:00 am
Lincoln Local
Schuyler - Plattsmouth.b 1:10 pm
Bellevue - Plattsmoulh.a 8:00 pm
plattsmoulb Iowa b 1:18 am
Bvllevue Plattsmouth.
Denver limited a 4:10 pm
all:06 pm
a ; m pm
bio: J0 am
a M am
bl-jopn,
a 7 : am
Chicago special ....
Chicago Express ..
Chicago Flyer .... .
Iowa Local
6t Louis Express.
..a J : am all 45 nm
..aiiiii i:muii
..a4J0pm a 8:30 am
..a 1:15 am all:J am
a 4:46 pm all 40 am
Kanaas City at St. Joe..al0:46 pm a t Ju am
Kanaaa City te St. Joe. .a 8-4 am a 4.10 pm
svansaa as ou ra . . m i w yiu
W EBSTER ITA 1ITU WEBSTER,
tklemsH St. Faal, Hlaatlpslla s aft
Oasaka
Leave. Arrive.
Twin City Passenger. . b :Jo am b 10 pm
Sioux City Paaaengtr..a l:u pm alO so am
Emerson Local o 8.4 am c 6:65 pm
Miss art Taclti
Auburn Local b 1:50 pm bll:25 am
Iowa Local a 7:uo am a 4:30 pm
Dee Moinea Passenger, .a 4.00 pm ali: pm
Iowa Local bU:40am t l:e6 pm
Chit ago t Eastern Ex.). .a 4:40 pm a 1:16 pm
Chitagti Flyer a 4.10 pm, a l. am
WEST. 1
Rocky Mountain L t d..all :15 pnf a 2:50 am
Colo. A Cal. Expreaa. ..a 1:10 pm a 410 pm
Okl. & Texas Expreaa. ..a 4:40 pm a 1:15 pm
tairaia, mmaaaLeo ac at. ria
Chic. A Colo. Special... a 7:25 am all Mpm
vat. at orr. r.Aprtrss w pm a :a pm
Overland Limited a 1.58 pm a I ll am
l'erry Local a 6.15 pin all.OO aiu
W a bask
6L Louis Express....
ot. Louis Local if rom
.a :30 pm a 1 .15 .
m
Council Diufis a 1:00 am all. 15 pni
Stanolwrry Local trom
Council Blulfs b 6:00 pm blO lS am
MlaMarl raclllc
K.. C. A BL 1 tip a 1:00 am a 8:45 am
iv. c k bt u cxp an. is pm a 6u pin
BI RLISGTOX 81 A.
-IOTU A MASOX
Berllagtea
Leave. Arrive.
Denver A California... .a 4:10 pn a 1:45 tun
Northweat Special a 4 10 pm a 1.45 pm
Black llllla a 4:10 pm a 3 45 pro.
Noithweat Expreas ....all An pru al:l6 pm
Nebraaka pmnla a 8.46 am a 4:10 pm
Kebraaaa Express a 1:18 am a 4 10 pm
Lincoln Fast Mail k 1:4a pm al2:ll pm
Lincoln Loral b : am
Lincoln Local alo li pm
D C. SCOTT, D.V.S.
tBUB r ta Dt, H. L. Rsiwaortottl)
AaUBaTTAn sTTATB
OfTba Mat XaarpttjaL alt
BtsaeA.
Call Promptly Aaswcred at All Havre.
-ornoe zurmay toy.
Jms. stoaa-iaa 44aw
CSaii, 1:1
, . SHa4rla FsT
THE OMAHA DEC
Dwa.4 In
West
&Cl th
DETROIT SHUTS OUT $T. LOUIS
Tiger i Make Only Una in fame in
th? First Inming.
HITS ARE BUNCHED ON WADDELL
Aeeooot of Ftalaeere at
Otker Asaerlraa I.eagoe
Co as re.
ST. LOCTS. May 4. -The game was caljid
tn the alxth on account of rain. By bunch
ing hits In the first Inning after two were
out. Detroit scored tho only run f the
gsme.
PSTROIT.
tT. DTT'lf).
B B OA
H O A C.
Mrlstrre. If.
Shefr, l.
a t
e l
t
l t
1 12
1
1 1
1
Hefrmin. rf . I
'C JotlM. ct... I
stone if I
wtiiissM. te.
SWallsc. si... I
rnrt. Sb I
T. Jossa. la.. I
Seww. .... I
Wad4U, p... I
Crswiord. rf
t'ohl rt
Rniwstaa. lb.
Ceustilln, Jb..
Tbmnu, c...
O Lrtrr, M .
luoiaiers, p..
Totsls....
St. Louis
..it T IS 11 S Touts.
...te i it it
. 0 0 0 00 00
..1 00 00-1
Detroit
Two base hits
C. Jones, O'Leary. Coh'o.
Stolen bases: C. Jones. I,eft on bases
St. Louis. J; Detroit. 4. Hit by pitcher:
by Summers. 1. Struck out: by Waddcll,
. Time: 1:19. Umpire: Lnughlin.
WASHINGTON, May 4-mlth was hit
hard and timely today bv New Tork and
Waahington Icet. 11 to &. Doyle lasted only
two innings, but Manning, who relieved
nun. was almost a complete pussie, his
work being Die feature of the game. Man
ager Griffith and Moriarity were ord-Ted
olf the field for disputing umpire Con
nolly's decision. Score:
NEW YOHK. WASHINGTON.
B.H O A.g.
B.H O A E
Kilt. 2b
Kelr rt
Hxnehlll.
Chste, tb.
4 111 Milan.
rf . . . i 1 1 4
... t
ef. 4
.... (
1 1
14
t 1
11
1 t t
1 1
1
a
Ganler. If.... 4 t t 9
Pl'k.rtng. rf. I I I I 1
lAltiier. 2b . . 4 1 1 t t
1 rYeemat. lb.. I IU I 1
0trf. t 4 0 7 1 0
OMrBrtila, H. I I I I I
lnrhiphat lb... I 1 I
Stskl. If
4
Conw. Sh.. . . I
Rail. m....0. t
Kiel row t ,. 4
rl. p 1
MaDslDg. p... 4
4 Smith, p 4 1 1 4
Tmili 14 7 n ll
Toi.li s 11 V 1
Washington 1O0O20O0O5
New York 2 S 0 0 0 0 S 3 -11
Two base hits: Pickering. Chase. Nilfs.
Three base hits: Freeman. Hits: otf
Doyle. I In 2 Innings; off Manning. 2 in
innings. Sacrifice hits: Ganlev. Keeler.
Hemphill. BtahL Stolen bases: Pickering,
A K tier, Hemphill, Z; Chase 2. Lert on
banes: Waahington, 6; New York, 5.
Bases on balls: Smith, 5; Eovle. 7: Man
ning. 1. Baaea on errors : Washington, 1:
New York . Struck out: by Smith 6; by
Doyle. 3; by Manning 1. Tlm: 2:to.
I'mplre: Conolly.
Athletlee Win Close name.
PHILADELPHIA. May 4-Althouph otvt
batted by nearly two to one, Philadelphia
today defeated Boston, 3 to 2. In six con
secutive innings the home team went out in
order, not a man getting to first base, but
in each of the first and eighth they touched
up Young's curves for three hits and scored
enough rune to win. Boston hit Vlckers
hard, but the hits were scattered through
seven intiings and he was accorded great
support. Score:
PHILADELPHIA. BOSTOV
B H O A E. B H O A E
Hanset, if ... 4
Tsonejr. If... 4
SLort. Sb 4
I
Nichala, aa... 4
rolllna. lb ... 4
rn.lt. lb I
0
t
1 4
1
1 IS
1 -0
1 1
4 4
OMK onsell. lb 4
SMrHals, rf... 4
Oaaeler. rf ..: 4
41'nslaub, lb.. I
SWaaner, a... 4
eoarnsas. c... 4
Murpbr. :b... I
Ribreerk
OI4rln(, rt.
Koran, rf ..
Vlckers, p..
otouns. p 1
BrrU
s
Teuii.
I 4 57 11 4
Totals..
M 14 24 11 1
Battod for Toung in ninth.
Boston 1 0 0 4) 0 0 0
0 1-1
Philadelphia 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 I
Two-base hits: Thoney. McHale. Unglaub.
Sacrifice hit: Unglaub. Stolen base:
Murphy. Double play: Nichola to Davia.
Left on baaes: Rnston, 4; Philadelphia, 1.
Struck out: By Y'oung, 1; by Vlckers, I.
Time: 1:26. Umpires: Hurst and Sheridan.
GAMES IX THE NATIONAL LEAGUE
Boston Mist One-Sided Coateet from
Broaklyxt.
BOSTON. May 4. Boston today defeated
Brooklyn in a onesided contest. I to 1
The locale batted Pastorlous freely, while
Dorner was Invincible until late in the
game. iScore:
' . . BROOKLYN.
BOSTON
B H 0 A g.
i 4 tipattes. Zb ... 4 u 1 4 0
0 4 igheehaa. Ib..t S 1 1 4
1 1 "Uimlfy. rt ... 4 114 1
4 1 Joreaa. lb ... 4 1 ll S 1
4 1 OHummall. If.- 1 1 .1 1 4
1 1 OLewia. aa I 0 4 1
I Malonjr. rf . t 1 0 1
4 S CRliler, r 1 S. 4 1
4 1 vBeraen. r 4 4 4
Hannlfas. If . 4 1
Beaumont, cf. 4
Ratt-m, rf
McUann, lb..
Rltrhrr. 2b..
hleD, aa...
veener, tb.
Bowerman, e
Doraer. p
Murrb 1 4 4 0
Totala.
U W 17 4 4 PsMertiM. p.. t 4 I I
Burca 1 4 4 4
Totala rt 4 14 la 4
Batted for Ritter in tne eighth. -i
Batted for Paatorious in the ninth.
Boston ... 11112000 t
Brooklyn 0 0U0001O1-2
Two-base hits: McGann. Lumley. Three-
base hit: Hannifan. Home run: Lumley.
Sacrifice hits: Dorner. Daiilen, Sweeney,
Hummel. Stolen basts: Beaumont lit,
Bheehan. Double play: Dahlen to Ritchey
to McGann. Left on baaes: Boston, 10;
Brooklyn. 2. First baas on bulls: Off
Pastorlous. 4; off Dorner, 2. First base on
errors: Boston."!. Struck out: By Dorner,
4: by Paatorious, 1. Time: 1:31 Umpire:
Klem.
New York riles l Bis; Scarf.
NEW YORK, May 4. The local nationals
d the game well in hand today al tha
end of the sixth inrlng and Manager Hr.
Grew withdrew Mat hem son and Ureanahan.
ueecner and Nredham were aubstltuted snl
rhlladelnhla scored twice in the ninth
Score:
NBW TOftK. PHILADELPHIA.
B.H. O A ti. B.H. O A E.
Shtnaoa. If.. 4 i I
ICaab. 2b...
4 (Irani, lb...
OTHua. rt
Miaw. If .
NuaJla. If ... S 4 4
Tennry, lb... I I It
IX-nlln, rt ... 4 1 I
Seyaaour. cf . . 6
Breaaakaa. c. 4
Nad&aaa. ... t
txiar-urwa tf
4 Branadeld. lb 4
srwolla. tb.... 4
SEMIS, c 4
1 Sparta, p 1
Iwvlia. ib. ... 4
Doyle, 2b 4
Bnawall. as.. I
v
Totals IS 8 14 11 1
4
Mathewaoa. pi
Beotnsr. p.. .. 1
Totals....;. It 14 :t 12 I
Philadelphia 0000000022
New York 504)224)12 12
Two-base hits: Doolln. Dooln. Rraanalian
Bridwell. Beecber, Tenney. Three-base hits:
nransrieia. J It us. Ma nee. Mathewaon. lliis:
Off Matriewaon. 3 in alx innings: off
Beecher. 6 in three Innings. Stolen baaea:
Doj le, Devlin. Bridwell. bresnahan. Double
play: Bridwell to Doyle to Tenaey. Lett
basea: Philadelphia. : New York, s
First base on balls: Off Mathewson. 1:
off Beecher, 1: otf Spark. 2. First base
en errore: Philadelphia. 1. Struck ouf
By Mathewson, I. Time: 2:04. UniDirea:
Rigler and Email.
Games Postponed.
At Cincinnati Cinclnnati-Pittsburg game
postponed; wet grounds.
At Chicago St. Louis-Oik-ago game post
poned; rain.
OCEAN STEAMERS
Par root, pie sura ar busl
It swya te travoi oa the)
FRENCH
j LINE
... 1 To Altlal. tha City Bee
tt, Tssate It a Paris w the &
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Compaenl Cn4rl4)
Tranaatlantlqu
Pass Uanst Baail tirwil
agwi Toaa to raaia la s oava
ria Havre oa gigantic twia-acrew express
steamers, aailmg: every Thuraday to a. so.
Thrte loaaOc-s of saadera iaveaiioas ksve
all the cooaeairace aod lasury cat snost
palatial avoid a eat a (sore Knaaewae scale
passenger elevator, roof cafe, gymnasium,
elegant auitca abd aingle apananeeta;daily
aewspaper. orcaastra, wtreics uiegrapay,
knoui cuiaiac and anrcrv arovxiiuja Set
aalcty and cutniost.
La Unaiaa ... star 14 I La Pnwaau Jaae 4
l Taaarwise ... kw tl I L Larrmua ... Ja:Hi 11
La Ihom May 14 I La S. tot Jum U
saar urn isuons maBM. rwr caer f
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STANDING OF THE TEAWS.
NAT L LEAGUE AMER. LEAGUE.
W.UPct. W.L.Pct
Chicago ....11 1 .-TM New YoTlc.10
Pittsburg 4
New York.. 7
Boston
Philadelphia
Brooklyn ... 7 I1)
Cincinnati . i 7
KL Louis.... 1 13 -
,iti niilartolphiafl 7 .;!
,f63 Cleveland . !
.B.'S Rt. Louis.... 1 ' .bit
.dm Chicago .... I 8 .aO
.412 Boston ..... 7 In '.412
.417 Ilroit i 9 .3A7
.IS?" Washington. 6 11 .14
GAMES TODAY.
Western league Omaha at Pueblo, Lin
coln at Denver, Dcs Moines at Sioux City.
National League Brooklyn at Boston,
Philadelphia al New York, Cincinnati at
Pittsburg.
American League Detroit at St. Iouls,
Cleveland at Chicago. New York at Wash
ington, Boston at Philadelphia.
American Aasoclatlon Columbus at Kan
sas City. Toledo st Milwaukee, Indianapolis
at St. Paul, Louisville at Milwaukee.
GAMES IX AMERICA?! AU( I ATIO.V
Mllwaakee Stakes It Four Straight
from Colanaboa.
MILWAUKEE. Wis., May 4.-Mllwaukee
made it four straight today by batting Hall
at opportune times. Curtis on the con
trary was unhlttable in every inning but
the fourth. Roth's home run. scoring two
men was one of the longest hits ever made
at Athletic park. Score;
MIL.WAIKRE. COLl'MnrS.
B.H O. A.g. B.H O A F.
flnbtnaon, as. I
Green, rf 4
114 irwarell. rf ... 4 1 0
114 Krusrr, If ... 1 4 1
0 1 lel. ,1b 4 1 1
0 I 4 . 4CoaaltnD, rf. 4 V 1
1 1 .1 SKihnv lb 4 0 13
1 1 ('RK1. aa 4 0
M'Chera'r. It 4
Bsn'lall. cf .. I
Roih. e 4
MK nrm k, Jb 4
t'larkr. :b ...4 tit 1 Jam -a. c i 0 1
Brown. h....4 ill 4 U W ruler. Ib.. J 1 2
Curtis, p 4 I 4 4 4 Hall, p I o 0
. Roxera. p 0 0 0
Totals M 11 17 14
Total! 32 3 :t 14 1
Milwaukee 0 0 0 0 1 6 1 1 -$
Columbus , 00 0200 0 0 0-2
Two base bits: Clarke, Brown. Home
runs: Roth, Clarke. Hits: off Hall, 8
In 6 innings: off Rodgers, 3 in 2 innltii:.
Sacrifice hits: Robinson. .Kruegrr. Stolen
basea: Friel 2; Robinson, McVhesncy, Mc
cormick. Double play: Hall. Raldy to
Klhm. Left on basea: Milwaukte 7; Col
iinibua 4. Base on balls: Curtis 1, Had 1,
Rodgera 1. Struck out: Curtia :; Hall ";
Rodgers 1. Time: 1:S5. Umpires; LIhi
and Hayes.
St. Paal W'lae la Eleventh.
ST. PAUL? May -4. St. Paul won the
second game of the" scries from lndlaan
apolis today In the eleventh inning. Mo
Cine singled with onb out. stole second and,
after Leroy flew out. scored on Dunlevy's
single. Lerov relieved Minalian in the
ninth and pitched fiae ball. Score:
ST. PAt'L. - ' 1KD1AKAPOLIS.
v B.H. O A g. B.H.O.A E.
DusleaTT. rf.
flood, tb
Wheeler, tb .
Tlemeyer. 3b.
Dal. rf
Oeler. II......
Plerera. c
Row-an. .lb.. . .
MK'una. aa...
Minaha. p...
Leroy, p
6 11-1 enu.h. as. 1 ! 4 0
4- f ook. 11 61
J SWarors. rt,. 4 t 1
4 CCutT, lb ....
1 i.h. c
ill
III
: l i
L. 7
l.wmvuns. 2b
1 li
0 4
: ,fhtpa. 4 o :
atjlaal. .,... 4 2 2 1 0
S 0 Totali.
..S4 -432 1
Tauls. .....' IJ 13
Two out when winning run scored.
St. Paul 0 000100200 1-4
lndianapolia 1 vOOOOOOSO 0-3
Two-baae lilt: Davie. Home runa: Meyers,
Carr. Stolen bases: Flood. McCune. Carr.
Williama. Double plas: Geyer to Wheeler;
Rowan to Flood. Hits: Off Minahan. 7 in
eight and one-third innings; oft Leroy, 1
In two and two-thirds innlnRS. aBses on
balls: Off Minahan. ,3; off Slagle. 2. Hit
with pitched ball: By Minahan. Leliy t2i.
Struck out: By Slagle, 2: by Minahan, 4;
by Leroy, 2. SacrifKe hits: Geier. 'Bush
21, Hayden. Left on bases: St. Paul. 10;
Indianapolis, 8. Time: 2:25. Umpire: Owens.
Distillers Win In Thlrteenlk.
MINNEAPOLIS. Minn.. May 4-Costly
errors by Minneapolis gave lAiuisville the
game in a thirteen inning battle here ty
day. 8ore:
LOl'ISVILLC. - MIMNEAPOI.ia.
B.H . O A K B.H .O.A.E
Harley. rf....
Woodruff, if.
Perrtne, 2b...
Sulll.ao. lb..
Burke, tb...,
Stantar. cf...
Oatnlaa, a-.
Pelts, c
Slevall, p
4 14 4 OQuillin. Jh .. 2 2.1
7 4 4 4 SO'Netll, cf. .. 4
4 4 4
1 1 1
1 10 1
1 1 1
1 I '4
14 1
14 1
1 1 4
WVIdav. If 4
OO'Brlen. 2b... 4
Barlow. Ik
borlrr, aa......
Prwrmas, rf.
4Hlnrk. e
4 14
4
Pattanoa, p.
Ka
Totala. .
.61 If J 1. 1
Total!.... ..44 12 it it
Batted for Buelow in thirteenth.
Minneapolis 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 1-4
Louisville 000100020000 2-6
Two-base hlU: O'Neill. Welday, Oyler.
Sacrifice hits: Oyler. Freeman, Burke,
(rfulnlan (2), Stanley, Hariey, Pelts. Left on
bases: Minneapolis, 1; Louisville, ft. Baae
on balls: Off Patterson. 10; olf Stovall, 3.
Hit by pitcher: Oyler -2. Struck out; By
Patterson. 6; by Stovall. S. Passed ball:
Block. Time: 2:20. Umpire: Kane.
KANSAS CITY. Kansas City, ToleOo
American aasoclatlon game postponed, rain.
TROG IOWA TEAM IS HISY
MeClellaa Team Woa flood Game from
InvlarlUlea Saaday.
McClellan won a well played game from
the Council Bluffs Invinciblca at McClellan
Sunday, the score belrur 7 to 2. The experi
ence of the veteran MrCellao aggregation
told ever the younger playera of t lie visit
ing team. The Invinclbles had tiie game
Weil In hand up to the seventh ici n ii aj. when
the hard hitters of the home team bunched
their Ita. The game thoughout waa fast
and snappy. Brilliant playa shown though
out by both teams. The Invincible are
hlgly pleased over the result of the game.
aa McClellan ta one or the fastest semi
professional teams In the stale of Iowa.
The pitching of i' Cooper for the. Invin
riblea was I lie feature of the game, as he
struck out f ight of the McClellan alugers
and litsid thia dowr. to seven hits. Hia
ork showed that he Is one of the coming
youngsters. Ecore:
MTLKLLAS. IXVIXriBLF.il.
b H.O AC U 11 M A C
Perry, aa
Jones, if
HM(n. If
wuaBot. lb ..
Duff, t
Bennett, lb...
Hi. key, !b...
Btrphuay, p..
Kaed. rf
1 4
Roblnaoa, aa.
Ullilliiu, lb. .
1 bo)ne. cf
C looper. p.
0 I
W". l ouver. If I
o 11
OKLkilaen. 2D.. 4
1 V. Snillb. r. 1
4 Phnhn. lb . I
4An4oa. rf.. I
Totals It 1I11I I Tall Z I 24 11 4
Invinclbles 2 0 0 0 0 0 02
McClellan 0 0 1 0 1 0 2 1 7
Three-base hit: Reed. Two-base hil:
Hiligins. Hits: Off Cooper, 7; off Siephney.
3. (Stolen bases: Invinciblca, S; Mct'iellan,
7. Baaes on balls: Off Siephney, 6: off
Cooper. 4. Struck out: By Cooper. 8; by
Siephney. 4. Batteries: In vmi iblei. C
Cooper and P. Sinith: McClellan, Stephuty
and Duff. Umpire: T Quick.
Playgroaad Ball.
"Playgrouud Ball" la the latest book pub
lislied in Spalding's Athletic Library. 1' 1 1 laa
book treata tn an exhaustive way of the
Utcat iniiovaiiou " in the line of outdoor
sports and haa been edited by R. I.- Welch,
who la aecretary of the National Play-
Srount Kail association of the United
latent Playground ball la a modification
ot the great national game so arranged
that tt may be played in limited arras The
coat pf eviuipment ka insignificant and ten
players constitute a aid, lt as distinctly
a game for pleasuie and rurreation wiiuh
may be enjoyed by voting or older men.
The diamond may be laid out on a school
lot or a go'f field.
Ho Games la waiters l.ragse.
All the ganiVs in the Weeuru league
were pctponed yterday on account of
enow at Denver and Pueblo and rain at
Bioux city.
INTERCITY LEAGUE OPENS
Four Garnet Played in Cold and Fani
Were Oat
BENSON EAGLES MADE-BIO HIT
Assesred In Merry Widows- e flay
Opening t.ame la ew Ball
Park Opposite Krag
Park.
V
Although the sun did not do Its share
there was plenty of wsrrcjh In tha opening
of the Intercity bsso ball league Sundly
Uwhen th four games were played accord
ing to schedule. The cold wind kept ths
crowds down st the vsrlous r8,''. nut
fans made up in enthusiasm what they
lacked In numbers.
That the Benson Eagles have the hearty
support of that thriving suburb was shown
by the attendance of the fsns of Benson.
The Eagles turned out In force en coa
tume, being adorned with Merry Widow
hats with gorgeous decorations. Thu new
Benson ball rfk. situated across Ibe street
east from Krug park, has s commodious
grandstand and large bleachers' benches.
The field will be fine ss soon as It is
worsted a little-more.
Manager Kennedy has a good park with
grandstand and bleachers at Fortieth and
Q streets, South Omaha, and a fair crowd
considering ths cold. U rut out tha par
ade part of bis program because of the In
clement weather.
t.ood Crwerd at Diets Park.
A double attraction at Diets park called
out nearly 1,000 fans, who completely flUrd
the bleachers and part ot the grandstand.
The elifu house verandas were also well
filled. The Diets team had easy picking
with the Sterlings, but when it came to the
Indians It was a different, proposition. The
grounds were In fino condition.
The Florence management also suffeted
from the cold weather as far as the box
office receipts were concerned the opening
game gave good evidence of the Interest
that suburb will take in the league.
Arthur Metx, president of the league.
and Piter Jesscn, secretsry. .made the
rounds of the various parks and win ac
corded a warm reception wherever thy
appeared. 1
Frank Handle, register of deeds and hlm,
self an old time ball player and fan, has
offered the league a suitable emblem or
pennant "to be presented to the team win
ning the championship. Mr. Bandle has
made this offer and will leave It to the
club managers to name the sort of an cm-'
blein they desire. The league games will be
played each Sunday at the parks at Flor
ence, South Omaha, Benson and Dlelz
park.
Florence Loses First Oae.
Florence was defeated by the Townsend
Gun company team by a score of C to 3 Te
game was fast and very intereslioy from
the tap of the gong till the last man
marched hack drearily to the Florence
bench. A crowd of K enthualsstio fans
were, amazed at the spectacle of 8 Tt s
hatters being defeated by the sprlfhtly
Townsend. Atkins led In the batting for
the Townsends. Synek pulled off some
professional stunta on the Initial Sack.
Manager Siert appeara to have discovered
a phenom in Broatlbeck, who haila from
last year's Mets team. His speed is b3
wllderlng snd his curves very sharp.
Mixed In with straight ones, breaks and an
effective low hall, and his pitching waa a
feature. Young as usual pitched a steady
game, holding ills opponents safe at eth
ical stages. The Merry Widow hst display
did not materialise, a large number of the
fair sex came out despite the bad weather,
but they left the wide brtsnmed sight ob
scurer at home. Good for them. Score:
TOWNSENDO. FLORENCE.
B H.O.A.E. AB H O.A E
Alklna, Ik..
a. I
4 Krsneyr.s. ,. 4
1 H us Ilea. Sb:. 4
1 1
Elliott, 2b...
Lyneh. lb.:..
Doaark,. If...
brown. c-...
Quiglei. rf...
Poran, aa
Barr, rt
Young, p....
2 1
4 1
4 4
1 0
1 4
4 -4
4 4
4 11
4 1
4Trobr!dg.lk 4
4 Biker, cf..
Carlo. II......
0 Anderaoo, lb.
1 Ryaa. rtv....
t fiausa, c
4 brudberx, p.:
4 4
Totali. II I 21 11
Florence
Townsends
1 Totala it I 27 4 4
000020010-3
02003Vl-
Three-base hit:
Brown. Two-baae hits:
Kinney, Baker. Carlo,
.111011 t;i. stolen
bases: Atkllll (2). Elliott 4.21. Lynch, tjulg
ley. Baaea on balls: Off Brodbeck, 1: off
Young, 3. Struck out: By Brodbeck, 14; by
Young 3. Time: 1:40. Umpire: Bell.
Stock Yards Starta vcltk Wla.
Sunday witnessed the opening of the City
league at South Omaha. The cold threat
ening weather kept the attendance down
to S". but these were rewarded by a good
exhibition of the great game. President
Mets and Secretary Jesaen were visitors st
the opening. Both teams showed lack of
practice. Collier was Invincible for seven
innings, then passed ntne men in two. John
Kelley of the Union Stock Yards team was
the special feature, getting three htts out
of four times up, each time driving In a
score. Fast base running by the Stock
Yards team helped swell the score, they
stesling eight bsaes. Score:
WTCWK TllUll
MERCHANTS.
AB. H O S E
AB
HO
It
Keller, tb... 4
Talbot, lb... 4
Mayfleld. a.. 4
Carsaauffb. e 4
Van CUT. If 1
Hawkins, tb. I
I 1 OMneller, tb.
4 4
10 Mcllun. tb...
1 1 SMrGoaraa. ct.
4 1 ewkiie. aa....
4 4 OWalllng. pc.
I 1 4 Howell, rt...
1 4 4 Ronan, rt....
0 4 OKapllm, ....
1 4 OK.iiir, p
I rrano.ll, ct.. 4
Murphy, rt... I
Collier, p.... I
Rateker, cf...
Totals.
U IDU I
Totals
1 24 11 I
1. 8. Yards 0 0 111
Uerchants 9 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 J-4
Basea on balls: Off Collier, 8; off Wal
lenx. 1 Struck out: By Collier, 8: by Wal
lenx, 7. Hit with pitched ball: By Collier.
1. Wild pltchea: Collier. 1; aliens, 1.
Passed ball: Koplln. Two-base hlte: Col
lier, Talbot. Wallens. Thre-baae lilt: Cav
anaugh. Left on bases: Stock Yards. 6;
Merchaate. 8. Stolen baaes: Kelley, Talbot
Ut. Matfield, Hawklna (li. Collier. Howell,
Waltena. Time: 1:60. Umpire: George Clark.
Scorer: Kennedy. Attendance; 100.
Eagles Make Gaed for Fane.
Out on the new park, .where the Benson
i
Eagleo were endeavoring to change their
names to the 'Merry widows,' the team
made good ami won from the Diets Lum
ler Company team by a ecore of 7 to 4.
The batteries were: Benson. Whitney and
Rice; Diets Lt"'Jer Company, Mathews
and Krander. W hltney allowed five hita.
wiiil nine were' recorded kgatnst Mathews.
Each team made seven errors, while Whit.
ney of the Benson team made a home run.
Score:
Benson 0 4 0 1 2 0 0 0 7
Diets Lumber Co....; ovo i o l o
sterling Easy for Association
The Diets Association team defeat 1 the
Sterlings by a score of 12 to 1. The Sterl
ings were unable to do anything against
the pitching of Protwt. he having ten
strikeouts to bis credit, while the Dietg
tutu-bed Utigeraia up lor ten safe ones.
which, combined with poor eupiH.rt. tells
the fiory. The work of the Diets team was
good at all nines. Score;
ItlKTi STERLINGS.
AB H O A E AB 11 O A E
Hall. 2b
Laffeny. It.
Etitiuu, aa.
taelianaa. c.
tin.-n, cf..
Lsrb lk...
ehaatak. r( .
t 4
1 1
4 1
11
4 Et)lMa, rf 4
1 L ve), lb . . 4
MeO'an. rb-cf 4
STwiKkell, aa. 4
Hinint.cf ip 4
l a
i t
i
i l
1 4
4 Sag, ib.
4 is
4 Hinkla, c
4 Wan.. It .
NaBtlehubU.tb 4
Prooat, p
4 PKteral4.
Vincent
.41 1121 I 1
Totala.
Tola la S3 t 24 14 I
Dletx Association...! 4 0 110 11
Sterlings 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 I
Earned runa: Diets, 6; Sterlings, 1. Two
base Inta. Lynch tli, Dineen, Leevey. Huma
run; Inneen. Stolen baa.: Lafferty 3i.
Hall, SpellmaD, McGuigan. Double play:
Lecvey to McGnigan to Sage. Bases on
balia: Off Vincent, 2. Struck out: By
Probst, 1"; bv Fitsgerald. 2; by Vincent, 1.
Passed txall: Spelinian. Time: Ul Umpire:
Morrison.
Cambridge Wine Field llrtt.
CAMBRIDGE. Nb.. May 4 (tfpexial.)
The annual meeting of tne Moiitnwesiei n
Nebraska Atliletio asewtation was held in
this city Saturday at Mc-Kmley park ami
tiie Haywood track. Cambridge won 3b
pol.ita, witn Beaver (t' a close second
l.ael yeaur CanabrKlae and beaver City won
the same number of pomta. but tt was
agreed t tiio aaatjaviaition that tf either of
these teams won the first this year that
the Mine should carry with it the decision
of Uxt teal n s gillies, and aa Cambrid;e
won in yesterday a -ontM the rhampmn
ahlp oa to them for lTT- William K.n-luw-
dt tt.ls til), who an. vnv of the Cob
leslant. won the medal fcr the hl.het
number pf Individual potrts. haitrg oT-d
In additkn to the atbt-tc vtctury won
bv the -earn of this cltv. M " .Vda Muthi.
who reprented the Caaihrtila ltiK booi
In the drlamatnrr contest held le4 een
Ihg, was the winner of th silver niertsl.
HARDWARE DEALERS BUMPED
ladlaae Oadateld Weatker rst I re
Glaaar Aaetber 4. a me.
Th le-Clas-Andreecn team axslfl
brent down to defeat Sunday before C.ia o a
kturdy redskin, the score bing lt to 7.
I'eld weather had a tolling elfcct on the
I-G.-A.'a fleMUig. and the way the In
diana walloped JeVns' corves put the hard
ware men out of the running. The Indiana
played a good, steady game, but the hon
ors for fsst work fll to Lawlcr, who fig
ured in three double playa
Next Sunday the Ije.GIaj-Andreesen
team ply the ldeal-Huatlei at Council
Bluff. The Indian leave tonight on their
stern trip, their first stop being al Hcd
Oak, I Score:
INDIANS LO -A
AB H O A K AtH 9.1 g
Neno,
wilt, aa.
Toh'whtew.
f
4
sc,it. tf.
I t
4 1
IBmdforl. rt.
SLawler. a..,
Mlnlku. tb..
lOikm. rf....
SC. t lair. lb..
tb I
;.. 4
I 11
karkie. It.
Juryneaa,
tvlria. e.
Crow, lb.
rle, rt
fratt, p..
Its 6
I
6
I
4 li
Stonfbty, cf 4
fg t lair. t.. s
1 1
1 Scully, p
t
14 4
Jel-a,
Totala
44 H 27 11 4
TMala...
Indians ... " 1 2 f 1
L.-G.-As 0 0 10 0
ir. 4 17 11 7
0 3 4 1-13
0 0 157
Two-base hits: Tolvanheheahlck Jiifvonna
Pylvia. Lawler Three-base hit: larklc.
Stolen baaes: Indiana, 4; L.-G.A., 9. Double
plays: Jucyonra to Tobasheheshiek to Syl
via; Lawler. to E. Clair to C. Clair: Law
ler to C. Clair (2). Bas-s on balls: Off
Pratt, s; nrf Scully. 1; off Jellen. 1 Wild
rltch : Pratt. V Pissed ball: Svlvis, 1. Time.
:00. Umpire: Slianahan and Sego.
BREWERS CORKED WRIT SIDERS
Skat Oat 11 ask y Rlvale In Good Gam
riaya.
8ldrx Coronas had an easy time defeating
the West Sidea in a game that waa charac
terised by heavy hilling and f-avat fielding
on the part ot the Stars Coronas and a
score of 12 to 0 waa made. Bogatts pitched
In splendid form, allowing but two scratch
hits. Mcljean s timely hitting and Kucera s
work at short were features. Hodge's home
run drive in the fifth Inning was the longest
hit ever made on the grounds. Score:
CORONAS. WgSTSIIIES.
AB H O. A g. AH H. O.A Z.
M'Lean. ib
Perater, c.
Bogatra, p..
Heas. If .
Uiniili. cf
I
I tlrreser, e. . . 4
4 ltawle . lb .. 4
Stimmmy, Sb. 4
vHoeaais. lb.. I
Ot'hriafcnren.ai 2
ti ttatxlei, rf . . . 1
4 N-on. if.... I
l W'ikjer, If ...
0 8rrmelTwin.p I
1
4 4
1 1
1
1 12
t I
4 a
2 t
llathten, lb.
Kutvrs. aa.,
Piii4o, rf
gin. :s
Ts'als ... J 11 !J 23 2 Tolala M 1 27 10 4
Slorx Colons 1 3 1 3 1 0 0 3 01;
VI est Sides 0 040000000
Earned Yurie: St or Coronas, 6. Two-bars
nits: wciean. Kucera, Kill. Home run:
Hodge. Bases orr halls: Off Sehneiderwind.
1. Struck out: By Bogatts, ; by Sehneider-
winn. i. nit by pitcncd ball: McLean,
Hodge. .Double plays: Sehneiderwind to
Haw ley r Sanders to Greener. Sacrifice
nut: rerster, 2. Time: 1:50. Umpire:
Mullen.
rORMUKKEHt I,0K AT AMES
Slow a ad Make Many Errors, While
Plteber Is flit Freely.
AMES. la.T May 4 -tSpeclal Tihgram.)
In a seren-lnnlng game on a wet fuid
Ames defeated Nebraska, 19 to . The Ne
braska irujn Were slow and made niany
errora .emd Ames found Stevenson's pitcii
Ing :wslly. The game was played under
the old rules. Burkhsrt pitched for Ames,
striking out nine men. Denslow, backstop
for Nebraska, made a sensational run an 1
catch ot a foul ball.
Beaunlnaton Defeata Haaerome.
BENNNINGTON. Neb.. May 4. (Special. K
Tfii iianscom Park team headed by C. B.
MrManus of the Interspinal Harvester
company met defeat at the hands of the
Bennington Athletes yesterday, score 19 to
9. as follows: r h.
Bennington 2 0 2 2 7 0 2l bgka ul
Bennington 2023714 .19 22
Hanscom.Park 1000084 1 5
Features of the game was the nitchinsr of
Petersen of the home team, against two
opposing pitchers and three home runs.
Mickey Petersen and O Mangold.
Doase Defeata Kearney Normal.
CRETE, Neb.. May 4 (Special Telegram )
Doane began ita official base ball work
this afternoon by defeating the Kearney
normal scnooi. i to 4. in seven Innings. The
field was very muddy. Score: R.H.
Doane 4 0 2 0 0 1 0 7 10
Kearney 001300047
Umpire: Ed Parsons of Crete, natteries:
Doane, Moore and Wendland; Kearney,
Daily and McMahon.
Omaha llorae Played Up.
The current issue of Bit and Spur. Jh
leading horse show journal, contains a
splendid rut of Whirling Cloud, the beau
tiful mahogany stallion owned bv W. H.
McCord of Omaha. He has a record as u
winner In the horse show blue book. Mr.
McCord is pffering his horses for sale, as
he says lie expects to retire from the horse
show business.
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Many Good Gun ULtn from Various
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east end of the Douglas street brldga
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ot these partlelpated In the shoot of the
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noon. - - '
Amateurs sra taking misre Interest In
Ihla shoot thsn la any stmllsr hoot In
years because of the oomliUons which gives
the moderate ahooter a chance as well ss
the more experts. The system of paying 11
cents for every target broken seems to ba
quite popular. ' , :
The cold iand wind Kept down the scores
Sunday artemoon. Oorg Rogers being the
only shooter'ablo lo' reg-lsteT above the
mark. ' '
The out-of-town shootcra who hare al
ready arrived fr the shoot are J. L. Dy
son and party of 1'ehling. Neb : O. W. Ford
of Central Citv, la.; George Maxwell, New
Tork; Chris Gotllelo. Kansaa City: J.. M.
Hughes. Milwaukee; R. R. Barber. Pauline,
la., and Jaek Oilleepie, KanvCtty.
The events will be run oft morning and
afternoon. The scores:
Damon
Its per ...-.
Smith, M. R.
Hmith. H. H
Crable. F
lingers
Weatlicrhcad
Crable. C
Skinner
Glacomtni
Townsend ;
Allen
Woolman .........
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Hughes
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W 11 2--74
ia 14 14 20 Tl
14 H 1 17 79
18 17 1 2-"l
C4 22 ?1 SJ-P1
1 It ! 14-71
19 14 23 l-7
1 1H 14 'JO 72
17 31 1 2174
2rt 21 2 22 1
24 J 22 2287
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Mld-Cltys Wla, Doable-Header.
The Mid-Crtys woe a dmibl-header by
easily defeating the Twentieth Stare, taking
the first game bv the evcue of 21 to S. and
the last gam. 14 tn 9. In a seven-inning
game. Score last game: . .
Mid City' . , .4. 1 K -14
Stare 0 0 2 0 3 0 4-
Batteries': Mld-C;lty. Miller and Hansen,
Stars. McMasler snd Sims. Home run: R.
Stacy, rhree-baae hlM A. Carter. for Mtd
Cltv. Hits: (.iff Stms. 12t off Homan. 2.
Stolen bases: E. Stacey Zi, Struck' out:
Bv Homan. 10; by Sima. S.
The Mid-City team would like te hear
from teams with players not averaging
over 10 years of age. Write Roy Stacey.
837 North Twelfth street. South Omaha, or
telephone Frank EuKlvair. No, ISO.
Field Meet at Grlawell.
GRIN NELL, la.. May 4 -t Special. )-Th
grandstand was a mass of glowing color
and The class spirit ran high at the annual
home field meet of Iowa college on Satur
day laat. The day and the track were well
nigh perfect and the meet was pronounced
mu unusually good one. Home records were
broken in the one mile relay, the hammer
throw and the pole vault and almost equaled
In sevrsl other eventa. The present out
loog is very encouraging' for the state meet.
The summary by points for classes Is ss
follows: Academy, 1l I. 8; 19o9, 64; 1?10,
4S; 1911. 314.
Yale. Snrlalep lalare-if.
NEW 11AVEN'. Conn.. May 4.-The Yale
team haa sustained a loss which it is
feared may cost the college the dual games
with Princeton this Saturday and the games
with Harvard at Cambrlde a week later.
Lester Barber Stevens f Milwaukee, the
best sprinter at Yale for yeara, has injured
his knee and will be unable to compete In
the sprinta. He. has been running the 100 '
yards in 10 seeonda flat, and waa counted
on to win the sprinta. In both seta of games.
Stevens was stepping on a car ' when he
fell and a tendon .snapped.
Walking; for at Record.
GLEN WOOD. la.. May 4 (Special. )-J. B.
Chase, T. F. Bourke and D. B. Bruny. three
Omaha young men, walked from Glenwood
to Omaha Sunday. They made the distance
of twenty-eight miles In five hours and
fifty minutea. thus making a walking sver
sge of four snd two-thirds miles per hour.
Gore Regain ( hasuploaahlp.
LONDON. May 4.-A. V. Gore., the Eng
lish player, today recaptured the cham
pionship In the covered court tennis cm
test, which haa been-In progress at tha
Queens club here. He defeated the holder
of the title. A. F. Wilding of New Eng
land, three games to one.
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