11
TEAL ESTATE
I Alllt Aa U KAACH U1U FOR SALB
HORSE PLAY BY THE OMAIUSi
! CARDINALS WIS FROM CUBS
STANDING CF THE TEA VS.
TUT, OMAHA DATLY r.EK: SATURDAY. MAY 3n. 190.
a,
I
GO TO SUNNY"sOUTIIERN 1
. albeijta
We ar ofTrrit.a- H.wtli-ri of ba'.f s-rtinn
1' Ttr "f.TY;
a-t w int r f'-t lat.j i..u:hesst of l-th- 1
bridge at Irorrr titt 19 S.J er acre; txoeiiont j
"1.. p.eruy of water end fjei. Ke"nab,s I
tern's St-cr rr.t-.rn -,hir.ra Grod ucrni .
waned-. -Wriif er call on
WAlTtKWCfKrH McCAFFRET.
M Aikeos b)4 , Wuic Mai l obs.
. ernae.
WOOD FAi;S3 LAND.
- . AaT PAYMENTS.
Neer lVenver. tn Ore J d. strict, black
soli ney sjbeo.l. w;j 2a to M teet.
I'unlwa of Beo-rturc, low aJtllede, gen
et J larruisig lnc.uuu.a. corn riuiltii; one
itop a-a ra lot iu, cause to lard tju ta
fcCJtr. avw-fi.ae. May terms, WiU aooa
UUt'll III tlH.
kakTivNAl. INVESTMENT CO,
A Awmivdie H nui
- laoat,. Ncl.
-if- ACT.ES GRIELET, COLO.. LAND
in li treat poiaio and sugar let uis
ln.t. am will pcrw atmon ti.y crop. i
it'i-i uicr rw dire no- b-niair.g, water
ly still te wirrta Urn t-i to llvj an
a.-.v mi K- JVi.r.er, 473 Scuth t I ft-,
iwiivfr. toio. t')-iiaK J-Cx
WAN TEH-Mrs" have several thousand
arras of food Colorado itrnii for sale; we
vant good, iiv iirt'.i 19 lepreserit us.
oLAl-iK, LAND AM" IXVLSX. CO.,
'J- Orr.a'ja, Neb.
(-fa- MS'-4
Iowa.
IIAF.RISON COUNTY. IOWA. FARM
TVr'Sale i s Bargain.'
-,v seres.- )mpre-ri Jsrrn. 4 milts from
rc: kc ! r v-r-'.n ri"i. trn. thfis,
rrinrt. "tj )'.yo''. ien koi. ril. ;..
t !7M raiur. t(Tf njsiion, 1 scrrs
s'falfa. 4,". v.-r- fi wimpr tt, ii" scrts
i' 1sr n crr : rTt-J for io-filihs
f-f r:t? dHiverfd: this ter"s rit to no
w.-n t-. t.i urm 1f "'la bffore j-jiy
in1, hfj t-r scr" Sf nld beiot th
F' I. PALE 110 arrs 1n Johnson cccntr,
Nti rtk. D-tti mil? etxnt f f Ul,
Mi'fii mil'-s . rsl of TfOJnnli. ooun'.r
. K -oil una p&vture; small tus. bsrn.
tve Ftc tJ rr urt. On of ti. tst
Hoe l.rms ii t l e .cunlj'. Addrrna j. t.
Uaraln. Trrsixli, Keb. No 4rm.
I fll i hum Tl)w6 or resJaice
cor.MTiTi f'f cr-s.
Tw dllr hO'UHTB, two firsi-cUxs
cHlsrs. ' .
Urfhmni. U fencttl in loll from -srre
to I-scr iols.
Tstik riouM. -Jsd pipes sjii hrdrsots.
fTice 4.&'iu cn-NATH.-CRABTREE,
Fulle-rtmi. Nb.
. tki Imsttsw
KEEP POBTED-Os . (ht Tripp county
ppmins;. A miiJtin srres to t perJ for
VOIEN siriUn lo savertiseTS. m.raibn
, n tskes- lut. an exirs sirok or two of
the tn rmT-Uon ths fact that
ssw u so in 1M
MlwrlUsnu.
FARM AT A BARGAIN
4.C acra swell iroprsvad stock farm, two
rwf fuuta Wieoun etiunty st. IK per
arfr; nf.rtb'lei- Hianer forced lo sil. Ad-iwsa-Il.
U Uudjr'B,4J First NtioaaJ Bank
lidg.Cisrta:a. Neb. r i MbTt lx
Wlt'T 1AU lPVVIVr'5 nRV A V '
' ' ....... p. aa..b4'. . A ... i
in ,ls srxeh taefore the Chicaijo Bankers
clu'o. said he favors a ""bank of absolute
tecarry for the ir.CHi c(Kisitors of the
V'ritifd 1tes " So i 1, Eut the only "ab
so) ;te af-rajrity" 2s In real tsiate. the foun
dation of all securll-. S"Cure a deed to,
or a mortgage on, a god piece of cheap
rr-al tfrtte, aud oa have the only sbsout
securtrj be- t.f-ir'i-d," I? ) bu want 'It In
Norm or South Iekota (frop me a line and
I will tall jxu atwrm soma bargains, an
eaay teiaia. Address
t . G ClARK.
- ' "Lock Box I'M, Cainaha. Neb.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
liOs la :a.tM ma da promptly. F. D. Waad,
Wcaa Bidtt Uux and ax nam. t22ykii
FR1VATS MOXET NO DELAT.
CiAitAN iiiiio, lavl FA P.N AM.
Cia-iii
MONT TO LOAN Payee Lnvestment Co.
.. trl-im
LOANS- . on -n-proved Omaha, property.
O Keefs K. u Co., I'M S. 1. LileP.a.
ui-Js
. , FIVE PES CENT
Hooey to ioaa on
Onaba nutiuw property.
- -THOMAS BRENNAN.
Jlbrtn i, Nsa o.k. Lila B'ilg.
iX-f 4
PBIVATE !OSEI-CAEH ON HAND
NO DELAT. J. IL MITIIEN, Su.-J 1ST
A NAT. BANK LDG., ItL. DOCO. 3JT7I.
. - . ' v CX-ai
MONFT t loan oa lmpnned city property.
, iiasUngs It iieac Hit Farnam bu
.. . ". . . ca-a3
WANTCD-Clty loaaa.
Peters Trust Co.
U..V41 lo loan at once will divide it up If
d sired. J. H. "hersroMI. 6:4-;17 Erande:a
ia..C. it Mtl
WANTED City loans and warraxita. W.
iVarnam Sii.itii Co, l?2b Fart.ain St.
LOWEST KATES Be rr.U. Pxt&o U1m k.
all
JaC'NET TO LOAN; on Omaha property and
Nebraska farm' land. W. J. Denrojy
Investment Ca aa .M. Y. L Bicg Tel.
I'oug t; a? -3a U
REAL ESTATE WANTED
WANTED lnfTwB'o regarding a good
l"w ard fear (sale in cr wttti.n
miles f Tantaha: f dealing witb
owner telr; Mate ffoe. location and give
fuli dei.Tir-ftoa. -AiSdreaa- 1.. Darb-slnre,
Bex 'M.' Rocrerter, N. Y. (3i-Mrl 2ux
" WANTDT0 BUT
HIGHEST priis fur ;d-band fum-ture, car
tta. dot: es end auuea. tL Ihu
- i-i,-jli
ssEaiT prica paSa for 2-band furnttnie. car
uca. gaaTtutca. atiiea lei. bed IxX
. t 471
VANTED TO BV.Y ft or w pound rid
it t 1410 i 4C tut 4lii single fanat, and
lad Aiaa I aaiil ti drive See A. 11.
datum a .b u a Store.
- i - (fi-4M 3
WANTE!-To buy in g ! Nebraska or
loa u.ac, 1 or t c:.r barber shop.
Adaress H H. Cottreii, Stutru la.
ZL Je It
" .v ; r . ..Kl aocar.a-i.ana. run luppei.
,..v. , . . - -,
t.ieaw. ' i.
HJ1.. (at Bee.
S--"-1 AtJm
WANTED TO RENT
ON 17 aBfurc slj-d paum au d alcove, or ti
rooniv In 'a.d a-.gl.l-jbocMl, taest refrr
imra. lei. bars-ey lixa. SJiJl
WOULD l.k t rent furmsled hotel la
god -ixa:-an. Wr.ie 1-otk B.x 14a, P.a
yer:ri Neb (
WANTED SITUATiCUS
fcAi s-ttli-NCED auaaographer: aselat
tefetenora. Addtrsa "L." ' Pro a na Ba,
Cni . Anu.'.a, u
Vv'ANTELa Poatti.in as MverUauiiAT
aga by cAptriebc-d tnau. Adlrvas Y"
tail ixt- . - tt Ai7a Lk
2'ACHkR -:iJve jacition ln aLysaciatas'
.:tj aik-r J.s I ---. CUl lr
. t-7a Maa Sim.
BT young cojp.a too chiitlreaj oa farm by
fl-st . ( 't : sa.il. A.te o
, ravr, Oa-ah le-e. X) 2-X
HiU y eird Work J
b7 tte Chwap' Bt DenTer- j
HAS 3T0VIL TtTLN AT BAT
. .
slaa.ee Tw Wsts alea
s Krw ritcker kwa
llsfas ( the
la
DENVER. Cnlo.. Viy ! -Au1rT rrn
the cfrir.; this sfTenirrn srf.h a tiome
run. Trjt that as ere4 t:p In the nest
:f t f the ssrne innirg. hen Ira Belaen
kn-M a h"me r-jn rt W. Beiaen. Te
xwiil lnalns; vti berlnrinr of the
nd. for ter.ver t'Sttr fell on Ssuno-rs.
The thlra ss e cont'nuaUon. as Omi.a'i
bad rlaj-lrp then became a factor. From
that time on rvnver toes, what H wanted,
rsrtly on fvS hiUin-. isrtly by lvr rlT-
Im tr Orrisha and rsrtly becaoee the j
fmaha mejj a-M lo throwing the ball about
with no apparent rffed, enoept to aid the
Denver men m running base. The actual
errors scored aaairist Omaha show only ,
a r.art of the exTrac.rdinarlly poor work.
Omaha had two men cm base In the second .
Innisr. 1:h two out. when Klrg smashed ;
a liner down the third-base Ure. hitting
TT. I:5n an awful whark en the If ft
ank'e. retiring the side. Again, In the
eighth Inning. Omaha had two men on
bases, when King smashed one toward the
short stop, hitt!r.g Ragan. who was run
ning tewsrd third. It Is not often one
player will get two hits in one game. tb
ball striking base runnera. Score:
DENVER.
AB. R. H
PO A
S P
TValdron. o $ 1
I rVlfl-n .If 4 I
01j:. rf 4
7alukr. lb 4 i
Irwin. Ih 4 1
I autorborn. Ib X i
Kinneally. as. 4 S
VrDonough, C t
tSohanttan, p 4 2
t
is
i
l
Totals r
li II IS 11
w. Belden and Ragan out, bit by batted
balla.
OMAHA.
AB. R. H O. X
Klrg. Ib
i III 1
trt or K. s 4
Autrey. lb 4
Householder. If 4
Welch, rf 4
W. Beldw. rf. ........ 4
Austin. Xf. . 4
Oonding. c 4
Sanders, p
Rss-an, p 1
Dickinson, p 9
1
I
2
1
2
1
r31
TVtaJs
Denver
Omaha
Two-base hit:
14
1 1 t 1 1 X "-IS
... 1 10010 00 i
. ,. fc m .. av . e
Welch, Home runs: A u-i-tolen
bases: Knr,eallv
trey, I. Belden.
Br.annan. Sacrllice hits: "assady. Lau-brteo,-n.
Autrey. Sanders. Hit by pitched
ball: Fratick. Base tm balle- frff rhan
rn. 1; off Sanders. 2. off Ragan. 1 off
Dickinson. 1. Struck out: By Bohannan.
1': by Sunders. 1; ty Rjigan. 1. Left on
bases: Ienver. ; Omaha. 8. Time: 1 Jmx
Cmpire: Davis.
LI COL BATS IT A VICTOR T
Nichols Is RapMOItra aasl at
Oatxartaaa Tlsaea.
PUEBLO. Colo.. May 3 Johnson out
pltcbed Nichols and a game which was
nice to watch Lincoln took the first of
the aeries by the score tl i In L Nichols
opeatvj by walking Jude end Fbm. This
was followed bv singles bv Fenlon and
Davidson, netting two runs. Marrkk's
atoler base. Slnran's poor throw
r
aeoond and a fielder's choice stave the
Vocals their only run in the fifth. Singles
by Fox. Fenlon and Thomas gave the
visitors anotiier in the rame inning and
in the etath, singles by Fox Gagnler and
Fasnlwn with two stolen bases netted two
more tallies. Score:
LINCOLN.
.AB.H H. O. A. E.
J-de, If 1 l J A
rx. 2b I 1 2 2 1 o
C-ner, sw .i 4 1 1 t
Fenlca. rf 4 t I
ThoTSi. lt i a 1 I I )
Dc-aCs.m. cf 4 2 I o
Piithett, Sb 2 2 2 1
Z nraa e a 1 1 1
Johr.son. P 4 1 1
Tctala J- i
PUEBLO.
AB. R. IL O A E
Hogrlever. Sb 2 a 1 I 4
McLear. rf 4 0 0 e
Patterson. Vb 4 4 I
Mattsrkg, cf I 1 ' 1 2 2 4)
Spencer. If 4 v C I '
Clark, lb 4 2 lt ' 1
Cf.rhan..- sa 8 0 0 1 1 1
Mitre, e 4 1 I 3
Nichols, p 2 a o it
Smub 1 0
Tcnala 13 7 f 7 5 2
Batted for Corhan ln Sth,
Uncoln 2 0 I 0 0 2
Pueblo ; a it il H I it 0 J 1
Stoiea bases: Fox. Fenlon, Mattlcka.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Laura M. Campbell lo Reed Broa.,
part lot K.. Giae s add 2
County treasurer to fcl R. Hume, lota
1 atid 2. block ,'D." Prospec t place
Frederick H. Davia to Ida Peterson,
lot 6. block W, Kivuntae Place 750
J. P. Cleland and wife to Bertha Plx-
ton. lot . block 14, Walnut Hila 1
Bertha C Pixton to K. K. CWaad,
same . 1
Dunoee Realty company lo Cora IL
TtUlafcrru. lot 14, bluck V Dundee
f.su'e 70S
Hmi Rcaity coacpang to Onmon-
Wealth '1 r jat company, lot a. bi.Kk
"fa." Horbacn's su. and etber lota.. 1
Rosa Martin to Henry Erdn.au, lot .
bhak la. lar.s f.in Place ..: 1.W9
John G 0rneil and wife to Mary
J. Creigtiton. Jots 7 and a. blot k 14.
r.riaa.e. and lot 4. block C. Kilby
1'iaoe J
Charles F. McCreary and wife to John
A. McCreary, lata 7 and a. block 1.
and iiat 4. block 2, Mcv.rery Place.. -
Lii.fiH-1 H. Mifn' and w:fe ta
same. Vt Mock I. McCreary Place 1
George E. Toy and w.fe 10 Kred Arm-
: urtt. lut ii. o.k tiiil I
Nt Uic Ma.'u. !.' and I sft.pr.d to Ella
'A. Patterson. rA, l i 7, Wtk a,
tf J .i n I. Rrdick's Lat
K. R. Evans and wife lo I. A. C. Ken
nedy, (.art 'is 4 and 2. block K
West Omana 23
G.iaiJ Tiuel company, executvr. to
t-i.a Rocheft.ro. trt lot l. CaDilol
adi-liion U.aU0
El'tattu H. Charlton to Bertha
Travis, lot 4. bienk t Patrick a add. J.3
CWuiTibua l.Lfay coraiany el al. lo
lie it a P. f-erno. hi', a i' and il. biork
, pruyn Park 1
Same to aame. h-jt and one-ha If Jot
i. blok 2. Pruvn I-ais JJS
Al ales Hofrme ater lo Na Chrtstea
sen. lot Ju. block 2- Clarendon y
Geoigr T. Morlun and wife to Mar
gairl L. Hughes, lot 14. block L
Kilby I 'ace ljot
n uuara ti. I M rlobert U. Robin
sua a-t al.. lots a, , Hj, 11 and li.
block 27. Bens oi 1,8.
llsstings at He) M lo Arn C. Olson.
lt 1 hiok C Cobtrr Place ., 5M
R. P Hi'ls ana wite to A.trt Wna
eci.ek et al.. lot . Clara a tLeaven-
V I 11 PtirTi . J '
j ,w,r. B vVlU la R p Hilla. .m. fad
Tl. .... c 1 1 Iktin sr.. I a-if. a n A l
I Fre, lota 13, it 15, It biotk 2. Ben-
ai.B
1.3
!A4
Francis M Si. river and wife et al. to
Erne.i D .tl. k.t 12. S.'.bioh
Ellen V. :s lo F. J Lewis Realty
oiir.r: lot IS Slid lx tilux 4.
Shrrn Pla.e
Kali. E Purcell t j M O. Headley,
"w." MrLratne end wifT t i Anna
I. Overman, lut X. blk Z. Kvaunue
Pls.ce
1.63
TtAl
J31
OCEAN STEALERS
S(XBlVUlt-AUHUm LLM
atatal Tea Taava-Screw Piss rag as Sa ea mm
Dajwct to
Korwaj. Sttcdea an. Dcarirk
aailla eeaaa mm 'Toa at Hal
Hair's Ola- .. ...J'-e ' r T. Yhatajea ... 3m j 14
lkii-1 t -.la . l.i' ' Cwrar 11. !if 4
Sa maa 471 UiJ us. sva aa.la a-t-Sk
a r. iciubwii at txy.
U S. sUaas b. Ct.raaa, XT
west. uont amer, ass n
....TVp&,n -. riV
mi ;
.Wk j
s !
Iiitit il 15 .3 Lvitmli .14 1
pious City. : 5 .S T'le'lo IS
Lanco'm If li fn)ombu ..Zi 3
Jf Ki)le..a 2 XV lo.il .1 1
Fuetlo JJ 3 Mtntrf-aiol's IS Jl
Kanes Clty.li IX
Et. Faul U
XAT. t-EAGVE
AMER. LhAOfE.
Oilacx ....SMi .tS New Tork...l H
OTK-lnnstl .3 14 J O-reland ...1J .?.;
I"hlla 17 14 j-4ft. Uouts 5 17
Nw Tprk..lVH .rIT-,l!a. S" 1! M
FlUehurf .. li U, v. retrort M M K
Hnon 17 i ,.4-I(.-hlcao MX
8t Ix.uls li 13 . Wasilnrtf" KU
Brooklyn ...II a .Sv: Boeicm US
OA1IEI TODAT.
Wnirrri Lesrue Omaha at Denver. Lin
coln at F-jenlo. Picu City at Des MoinHi.
Natmnal Leanie Boeton at Philadelj ha.
New Toik at sirnoklyn. Cincinnati at Kitia
burn. Chtcas-o at PL Ixtil-
Amrricsn l-fue ft lVuip st Clevelnnd.
Chlcsro at Ietro!t- TTasMnrton at Bos
ton, ft nadflpr la at New Tork.
Amern Af.iatK.n-lndisnjpolis at Co- .
Jii.Tibu. Ix-uiFvil e at Toledo. Mi waukee at
. .ul av.ea. ,
Um - , c , ...
TV1 J5C';
or, balls: Kv Nicho.s. ; bv johnaon..
a ptich: Nulio. 1. Time: 1 :4Kt.
'" t-mp.re: iiskeii.
BOOSTER OITPLAV THE MOTX
Oataat, OatSrld ni Oittesre iwa
Darker Holsnew Baat,
DE.1 MOINES, la.. May (Ppecial
Te-f am. !- Mimes an1 f.oux C:ty
pia?ir.g a pretty game todar. C.ark
nightly betterlr-g "-tarr in the box. Tne
featore of the fame tras the batting of
Anders ,n. who sapped out four r!nc!a
in four tinea at 1-at. ter,vr aia: pavt-d a
great gam bef-.ind the bf,t. Anjrf-ai and
Henry started for the visitors. Score:
DES MG1NF.S.
AB. R- H.
4 I 4
O
I
I
0
A.
! Anflereon. ss
1 Niehoff. B
Flournoy. If
I Dwyer. lb
1
i i "ltsptnck. cf
?, j Bomar. rf
Dfxtr. c...
Clark, p
Totals a
3 a u
E
siorx CTTT.
AB. R. H. O. A.
CTriT.bn If
4 C 1 t
..4 1 2
.. 1 v
!.4 fi li
1 1 Andrea. Ib
: Weed, rf
! Ppencer, cf
i Welch. Sb
I Severe), lb....
j Grsnvllle. ss...
2 Henry, c
, I
t i
Z ,
Starr, p
Totals ..
Des Moines
.34
S 24
1 Z O i 0 l '
Sioui City
TB r-Tkj4 mna- ftl.... il t i. V, w a . i
va.V'rr. T'. it anea, z.
"'via re . V 1 U AV- 1.
fi.tr. mil- O ..
utarr. 1: by Clark. S. Stolen bases: Dolsn. !
"u"". Airaon, eicn. Spencer. Vm
plre: "Brennan.
SOllH OX1H15I 4.ET THEIRS
City OsBrlals Deleateal hg Cliff Dwell,
era la Rellevwe Relief Gaaac.
The court house Cliffdwellera toe their
revenge for the defeat of two weeks ago
by the 16-year-olds of the Christian Work
ers' club by wiping up Pa's lot with th
city officials of South maris yesterday aft
ernoon by the score of t to t
Of course at the last minute the real
counity officiala failed to shop up and their
ulace were taken by fbeir understudies.
The South Omahana were more fortunate,
with Chief of Pobce Bnggs and City Attor
ney Sam Winters In the lineup. Everybody
ftrtm rt.. U ..... . . . te 1 ...
allowed Ut get to ftrst. came in n a aarri.
Iica by Sjr,b;d and Joe Tracy ran ln on a
laaaaed balL In the aevereh Raitiil mt tn
first on a hit arut aHi.f ttw fr.i m.l i
when ba let hie bead gel Into the way of
the ball. Both came ia on Ringer's two
bagger, tying the score. In the last half
Malioney and Guy S.ikimoa both scored and
la the eighth Chief Briggs sat dowa on the
ground and wept to see lha way the county
boys got around the bases. Sjnblad. M.r.i
kua, Clark and alaboney all made the cir
cuit, running t:r" score tip to nine. The
South Omal.a bait of the ninth waa only a
formality.
The record of the game would meat 'a com
plete without a mention of the cellent
wnork done by the "Merry Widow Rxiing
Squad." lead by Mias Anna Christie. The
crowd waa small, but the game will net
a few dollara for the Bellevue relief fund,
and besides the boys needed the exercise.
Tne linup:
Court House. South Omaha.
Christ Tracr Catch Lefl'ler. Kinarer
Prime u Pitch McHaie. Ltffler
C..-.K1.J 17V, l
Joe 1 racy. . : Second Hydnk
jn luiasia t-:rjj v
Ciark Third
r.WOrak
..B-adiil
Mabcanei' Left , Rawtey
tassidy Center.. Wtnters. Penna
G. tfoiomon Right ...'.Bnggs. Winters
Soore by Inning :
South Omaha 4 1 0 l
Court House 02124
L'mpiret: Sb river sod detnznons.
KIXG OP rrlLITT Nt), IIR8
Terra Haste Player Seada Serea Baaa
Aeraaa lha Plate.
Artie Hof.-nan and Del Howard will have
to look lo ihetr laurels aa utility tmn,
since the score of Wednesday a game be
tween Trrre Ham and Evansviiie ia at
hand- beeler. a u-ilr.y maa for Tens
Haute, has apparently set a pace that no
man can expert to follow. In lb fourth
inning he was sent tn lo bat for a regular.
The bases were full and be rapped out a
t nree-t-agser. scoring three rvns He took
r.ia place in the game and in th next In
ning the bases were again full when he
stepped to the plate. YVitn yells of -Do it
again," 'Now lor another Ibree-begger,"
ttit the a;r. Wheeler was equal to tne
occasion and again he dr-e the ball far
oul into the fieid for a triple, sending three
mv.re runs over the piate. In tae eighth
inning this phenom csrae to bat for the
last Uxne. Only one man was on base, but
il ansae so difference to him. He had
fallen lr.10 a habit be couid fcol break and
w t.eti the ball ame suxxilng at bun be
clacked it on the snoot and the man on
thitd aoored, while Wheeler made hi Itree
baeger. So far aa la known this 1 a record that
standa unique In the annals of base ball.
ELLEVIE LOSES TO WESLEY A!
m Searlaaj Da y Either Side After
(ha First laalai.
IJNCOLN. Neh., May . .Special T-Ie-gram.
In a fast and lniereailtig gn:i.
Bellevue lost to Wealeyan univert,ny f.ere
toay. Tne only scores were made ln the
first inning, when Wealeyan made two
hits. The remainder of tne game was
bard fought and snappy. H:e-rmsriB p.'c'ied
great bau. allowing only six bus and him
self making seven assists. R( y waa ef.
Jec-tive, e-rpecially when Bellevue got two
me a oa base in the seventn and nobody
out, when be struck out one and ihrew the
other two out al first. Laraca and Marvin
pulled off the fastest double seen on the
local grounds. Score: R.H.
Helirvue it J
Wesleyaa t -2 t
Battertea: Bellevue, Hoontitna and
Cnaunui; Wesley an. Roy axid asLnnglel
low. Umpire: Lr.yhart.
XVealrire Eaay for Wither.
WTt.Pr Veh Vtae . iKiwial t It'll.
ber easily shut oul tl.e Beatrice baatbali
team on the borne grounds y efferent af
leraooB In a six-li.tang cotiteat. Daru g
baae-runmr.g aiaed by erroja by the visit
ors gave Uilber moat of their rune. J.
SMmontk f" WUber waa tn gfK.d form.
aUt wirg only one ecralce . bit and sink
ing oil six men. Ia tne f.rst ha.f of 11, a
eeitnth tne viaitois opened up with two
cit an singles, out the game waa s'.oj ped
lt a lL.alorm.
Score by innintr:
R. HL a-
Pa'rire 1
WUU.T 2 2 -7 t 1
tolea bases: Wilder. S Home run: O.
Snestak. B alter-es EajiLer. Kuehl and
t.ninnrmin. Et lrfaonea an d S'.orkaa.
Pa sued balls: iimrotrmin, 2. Earned
rn : V utier. 1.
Vat Be want a as to boost year us in res
nave been different if MrHale hadn't "IT,; XTiL . i i li 4 ' rrr'e, . 4 4 1 I lH.raen. r! .. 1 i 1 sional class ard be hr-ed win the meet :fta, cf J si v-r,m, ... I 1 1 a
sprained his leg in the t:,ird while pitching , SL1. - J J J t $ rt .. 4 2 arc. ib .. . 2 1 f !. u TM 4n a perftSe ; r,". p, . . 1 a S WewsU. ..
aixxllng twisters over the plate, maAing It ' J J , ,tC I t 1 I l"'-r-5b cf. I 4 iht .ff ITre summer" P'-1"1 tDe rt,.ean.a. ,. e a
The. Soutn Omaharj started the scoring cmi, .. , j - - - - - JJ.' " J 1 J -t.Z' . c .' J I I I rer G-ir,nell. reecmi; B!uetrger. Ames. Hw .J t
to toe third and Chief Bnscs waa Dm hem. CrCsaaor ...! Tatala 4 27 I 1 fj, T-'A Jh- I 1 ? ? thnfj Tirie- (-'30 f'al T,.i. i , ,
The chief did the base running for McHale t-atrmann. J J1 J; J "'r - -jail , 1 r'T-'Vs ' Hurdle Brow c Mornlngslde.
and ha showed he hadn t beenthasing T '"" ' , la ...H U a 1 rl .n" at' B" Grirn" ll.w Am s". r.s.h
crap-abootera all these yeara for oouung. Batted for Clarke la rioth. J LtuiI , t 1 th'rd Time OKt list Rn '"T HhkJI"n ln ,f! eignth.
His score stood aa the limit until the fourth. Cincinnati 1 fl 1-S . . M le Ran frksirssser. MomiLtsile. CWfland - '. f J
when. F-rimeaii. who bad rarriniT Y, 1 pittat.nn 0 1 it 1 Tot.1. ... st ia i , . . v.- -..,.. .. .n n.vi. : St. Lc-uis M H I I I O-l
IUj-nond DriTri in Deciiic; Kn& in
th EleTtnth.
GAKE
LARGELY
BATTEST
Litirrrs wJ Miter Are fteflaed
sy Brawa mm 4 Waysaaaa fre (
at Other Katlaaal Lesne
Oasaea.
V
8T. Uns. No, Mar S pitcher Rsy
mntil broke vp lotfiy s rame with Chl'-ad''
In the eleventh lnnir.i. by yttln(t a timely
slnfle to left, brlnelwr botne ll-ie run needed
to win, 4 to 1 Lundicren and Karrr were
hit freely In the early Innlnara, and were
replaced by Prowu srvt Raymond. Score:
T. uoria. CKKOn
AB H O A S IJlltO.lt
tT. ef ... 4 I I ' r- 4 I t
rtn X ... 4 I 4 limi n . I! I 1 M
m -a m . A . . . - . - - .
wl I : .. u. .
v.. i w i J . . ; ;
J - - jt ?;; ;?r:ra- rt f ,1 ! I
'G ivn. f '. 4 1 tT.rii . ,""! I j 4 f
! ?"-. ? 2Vra. .!.
Kajmnfid. p . t 1 1 thrown.
.. t 1
Totals ..C 11 Bit 4 Aotala ... lltU:
1
Two ;ut when winning run scored.
Ct.Icago M I M M i-
6u Lou's 1 0O;nft 14
Two-base Ml: Tr.ker. Three-base hit:
Murray. Hi'a: Oft Lur dgren. in e x In
nings: off Broan. i in four and two-thirds
Innings: off Karr. 11 In sven and twa
thirus innirgs: off rtsymond. 1 in thre
and one-third inn:r.gs Sacrifice bits:
Lvndtrren. I'vme. S'lfT? t Bsrry.
t-lffanty. Double T'.s: O P.nurke to
t-iittrt to Konetchy; Ever to Chance; Gji- 1
bert to Kor.etchj'. I-ft cti baes. St. j
L--j'. r : Chk-g- . J.rtit bae on balls: I
Off Karccr. 1. cf Fcwn. 1: o'f Lurgren.
1. Struck out: By Raymond. by Brown,
4: by Lundgren. I. WilJ p:U'h: Karger. i
liiti': ;:v. Impiw: Klcm and John
rione. .
Three Pitchers Taaale to Wla.
PHILADELPHIA. May 2T The Philadel
phia Nationals returri-d home trday, and
by hitting three of Boston pitcbera hard,
while MoQuUlin was a mystery to the
visitors. wc. by S to Soore:
DSTOX rHILAI'El.rHIA
ABHOAE IBHOt!
V ; SMimnK, d. I I 1 KrTt. . . . 4 1 1 1 t
i tuil. If ...! llin.1. rf ill
KMle. lb . I 4 I 'Kiriw. If .... 4 I 1 4
a Boennaa. e. 1 t 9 4 WwborM. rf . I t I H
!:giiux t .. i t 1 1 &rk.i.tr.4. ik. i 1 :s
. Iturfcer, Xt . I 1 4 rwlir.. as .. 4 1
tBm. m . a w i y 1HM1K. r .a a a a w (
-fwr. . I 1 1 I i;-ti1!k.
Vna,.. m f A 1 I M ' i. n . A S a 1 S
1 ! rrriawt ..
: Mener, g ... i t Teals ... K U CT II I
Totals ... I 14
Borto-n a a ( a f a
Philadelphia i c 2 it 1
Hits- Off Toung. I in three ir.ninrs; off
Ferguson, t in three innir.gt; off Pf-ffer,
2 In four Innlr.gr. Two-base bit: Doolin.
TI:ree-base IX : Knabe. Sarif'te hit:
Jarkl'tch.
Stolen htes: T1ti.s. Oshome.
roo)in. Left on bases: Boston, i: Phila
delphia. 7. Stru, k on': By Young. I: by
MoQuill'n 1. First base on rrors: Bos
ton, r First base cn bsl'.s: CJff Toung. !;
off MoQuiiiin. 1: off Pf ffr. 1. Wild pitch:
Fergus..n. Time: 14a. I'mplre: O Day.
Clarlaaatl Defeats Plttsharsr.
PITTSBl"Rrj. Way r Cincinnati took
the first game of the s-ne from Pittfburg.
i to I. T:.e visitors won th game in trie
first two innings. During the second in
ning W;;hs was replaced by Camnilx. who
pitched a splendid game. Camrbll allowt-d
1'Ut thret hits and kept these tuattered.
Score:
FITA?BtTtl CISflSKATI.
ABHOAt ABHOAE
"seller, rf . 4 1 irriT. Ts . I 1
bm-h. Jk .. 4 1 Ostatie. cf ... i 1
Clarke, it .. I I tS . 1 1 1
funr. aa . I 4 1 IMIU-bell. 1.41
Two-base hits: 43-nzei, Kane. Three
base hit: l"hert Honae run: Hu'.switt.
Hits: Off Willis. 3; off Camr.ltg. S. Secri
fice hit: Camnitr StcJen t-sae: Lobert.
t-oiible pltv: Wegner to Abbaticehto and
Kane. Firiat base on bails: off Willi. 1:
off Camnitx. t. off Campbell. I First
base cn errors- Pittsburg. 1: Cincinnati. 2.
Struck out: Ey Camnitx. I. by Campbell, i.
Wild plub: Leaia. Time: 1:4. Cmpire:
Erosive.
?ew York Shata Oat Brweklya.
BROOKLYN. May 3 Donovan, team
returned front its western irp todsy. only
to be shut out by New York- Donhn's
- . . . ... . , r. a " wocmri. ji . t it x e He ii ..l a a s a ' r.n rr.x-A -v.., i - rir.t n f r.e T.roies- incar.a. n. l e i rrrtn. ia ... i i l z
Seymour's acr.r!oe and Nedham a
dispatir.g a decision. Score:
X'CV TORK. BROOKLYN
AIBOII AB H 0 A K
Chsnsnn. It . I I 1 eHnnamell. m. 4 1 2 I
Tenner, lb .4 12 Kurt-k. if
i Doajlia. rf .. I 1 t 4 'batnley, rf
!-'rh"--
rf .. 1 'InraUIL 1
I I U A
seTn.sur.
rl. 11 tetieebaa. lb . 4 1 4
ib .
2 1 5 1 r
111
4 11 IMa-Kaner, ef . I I
i raerle. Ib .. t 'Kerrea.
11(1
Ham, as .. I I a i-tAr. s
. 1 4
aataesaaa. . a w
Totals
ti i r it
Totals ....1 i 27 12
New York 1 1
Brooklyn o '
Two-liae hit: Needham. SecrlfSce hit:
Sevmour. First baae on bails: Off Msthew
aon. 1; off Rucker. I Hit by pitched ball:
By Rucker. 1. Struck oul: By Mathewson,
: by Ruckar. 4. Time: 1 . . Umpires:
f-igier and Rudderbam.
it rd Clead Take Tw Gsaies.
RED CLOCD. Neb. May 3 iPpeciaJV
Ped noud added two more vicloriea to
tt-ieir list bv defeating Hastings ednes-
day and Thursday. Both gamea were
loosety- coniesiea. sncs neo vioua won
lis Slica WO'S. 1 ins mmmvm m . '
Batteries: Red Cloud. Bennett and Schoon-
ever: Hastings. Van Fleet, Daily and
Rohrer. Umpire: Bacum.
Score, second game:
Red Cloud -. 4 2 4 2 221 222
. ,. , r. i . n i
v . v. i . . - v. 1 1 . Vll-ri
Walter. Saunders. Hits: Red Cloud. Ll";
Uaumii A. Krrors: Red Cioud. 1: Hast-
ir. 7 -asirui k oul: Br Neiaon. 7: y
Daile. 2: by Alexander, a. Bttienea: Red
Cloud, Nelson and Schoonover; Haatlr.ga,
Daily and Alexander.
Haraaaa College Yletarioaa.
HUR'N. S TV. May a. .Special V-A
game of base bail was lUyed bore Wednea-
Fancy
Wash
and
Vestings
Ti Ygriety cf Faccy god Wash Veu
ingi in our stcKk for this season iJ
almost teTon4 descriptlori.
Fancy TAAtgixoaU will be more pop
ular than ever before, not only because
the matt-rial are mora lemrtitf, bat
also because the fancy waistcoat ia now
reiooemlxaxl aa a secetsary adjunct to
every rood dretser wardrobe.
Reacoaxably PTsrrd A to flS.
Trousers 18 to S12 - - Saiti tZS to J50
U'lIXlAM a1tUli.Ezd9' wOX
SW-ll tkanlh 1SU 14.
single. frvT.i.ra b't.iiw aria irn:ia.-ii a i IL.t MF S. O.. Mav S V."tt al-two-baager
to the fence In the fourth in- . though h t ollener tuan' Echs alinwed Lut
nlng. won for the viful-ra. Dorjin was put on, ,lrn(.v hit. CK3wel) s rtojoie scored t-e
oiM of the game ln tne aaxih inning for ,:rtl cc,i jmtis run at d Wrie lev's slrrle in
eleven game out of twelve for Red Cloud , -'l,'AS till. -o.. stay r. st. iwui sfi,rn-fii All nlaveis who failed to
mo far this season and they have played kne-rked Goodwin cut of the bo, in the ' f Wejrsday and Thursday
aome of the best amateur teama in the j 1'rst inning, scoring five hits and flvi Vi Vl.'e '
state. Score, first game: I run Lgan was s-bstituted and proved a ' " ' ronte-l in the srr1.
Red Cloud 1211:20 0 1 I fffect ve although two runs wi ra sred K1f "'.L i , JI.J T u
Hastm .! I 1 1 -1 ur,M him without a tit. leal kept the fo' ,h ,f . "t . -,T? .
nasiixigs -- 7 ' .1 bit. well ar aliened an Kf Pa .1 .ori ? tn Chandltr Egan of Louisvihe a prime fa
Ease bits: Red Cloud, IS. Hastings, - 1 V.ti. von'e
Siruek out: By Van Fleet. A by Daily. L - '
C
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Men's Suits, from $25.Ct
down to
Men's Hats, from $3X0
down to
Men's Shoes, from $o.00
down to
Men's Pants, from $4.75
lown to
Men's Shirts, from $3.00
down to
Men's Ties, from $1.50
down to
7.50
$1
1.50
98c
50c
25c
And a Bit Lin of Other FurnlaFilnga
at Popular Pricaa
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and
Pay Later
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IT BE
O IZI o
day between Bror.lclrrs Agricultural to-!1 meet to the cad as far as any morn
lege and Huron cc!irpf tir. resuliir.g in sports were corcemed. The officials
a score of 7 to ir. favyr of Huron Two t th- meet stated at coon that the events
we-ks since, the ftroc Kings team 3 fctf i : would be- f:ri!s.-d this afternoon if the
the Huron college team by a score of to J. i meo could run at aiJ on the track. The
Interest cer.tered in the game V.'edn. a 3ey ' ott.tr ever,: n I woiked. even thougn
ana some exf-enent woik wa dore. i
ct&lly that of Carroll cn second bsse.
GAMES I .AMERICA ASSOCIATION
LaalavlIIe Drives Mara ward fraaa the j
Slah. j
irom inaianajKuis loasy, ana r.aa the
honor of beir.g the first team to drve
Rube" Marriuard from the sisb. He was j third, wuh and State university t fth
relieved by Eubanks in the fourth Inning, with Jf The sensation of itie meet waa tne
The game waa caiied at the end of t;.e breaking of ihc HBt half mile run b
seventh limine to allow b?ih teams to Board er Ares, who rr.tde It in 1:57V the
catch trains Score: i formT record b me 2. Another recird
lyOVlgriLUB tvr.iixiTfit.'s
AB M O A T.
ABHOAE
wanier. d .. I 1 11 e BuiJ,.
4 2 1 ) !
J-ouitville n 1112 0 -l .
Indianapolis 2 0 t 2 4 ;
Stolen bases: Perrine Burre. Llv'.nrfon '
Hughes. Sianiey. Harley. Iinjsav. Sncri-
fice hits: Cook. Ctr-r. St5ri--'. Berk- i
Three-base hits: Hayden. Qiulari (7). Busi j
Double plys: Marr.j&rd to Williams to '
Carr; Hawjty to Carr. Stru. k cut: By j
Puttman. 4: by Maro,ur1 .1: bv Euhanks. i
t First base on balls: Off Putlrr.an. 3: off t
Maryutrd. 1: off Eubanks. 1 Hit bv pitched
ball: Burke. lilts: Off Marouard. in
tbree inntrics; off Euhanks. 7 ln four in- ;
nlngs Time: l.e. Cmp.re: Steve Kane.
Calasahas Wlai from Toledo.
inr sevenm aoon-a tvirr.m with the win
ning run. Score:
COU'Ml S T0LEr"
ABHOAE ABHOAE
I 0 t t (.flarbean. Mill
4 1 IHiKhii'a. rb 1 I 1
Ctmsauum. ft I 1 1 I iSmtrt. cf . . 4 1 I
Kibraa. lb ... 4 J 1 1 tArmb Mer. rf. 4 t
friel. I ... ) l 1 (but. t 4 1 1 1
I Raiij. as
111 M,ian lh 1 1 VI a
ribi. t .. 2 (ncOa.ruir ... i a
W n'ieT. tt . I 1 II ( Hckinv If . I 1 I I P
Rosv s ..11 .-Abbou ....
Ela-en. 2b .. I 1 I
Tatala ... 4 23 1 iT.e.la. p ....4 1 4
I
Tetale
tl I 24 11 I
Patted for Uster ln ninth
Barted for Hopklna in ninth.
Clumbua 0 1 0 2 S
Toledo e 0 t 1 ft 1
Stolen bf.se; Congaltoa. Sac-rtfice Mrs:
Friel. FJwera. Bnse on bails: Off Rogers.
1: off Eella. 1. Two-bit- hits: Larbeau.
Double plays: Eells and Liner: Elwei-t.
Barte-aa end Lister. Hit by pitched ball:
Jink win. sohL Lester
p-'rocg out: ny
R.orers. 2. by Eella. i'. Time: 11.
I'm.
pltrs: Bicrhalier and Owen.
, alt - i. , Batcher.
KAKSAJ riTT. fT. PAt'b
AB, HO. A E 11U 0 IE
FUIlaaas. cf . I y 4 wOeier. rf ...111
Ciraaa. aa ...412 3R.n. lb ... 4 1 I I
IMc'KleT. Jb . I I 11 14 Wh-4r. as . I I 4
aria.rtiir.
z. I I I criavi.. e! .. 4 1 f
. i . .
i ieiartDora. n - a a a e 'rMA 7 .. z z
kram. if . a a f - iu,,M 1 i a a a i
t .1 i :Tw'aerer. Ib. 411
, ooo--ia . t Aaai, s 4111
' r"-
.... It
.... I Tstala
... 1
... e 17 i i
'anataer
Toula . ...14 4 57 14 4 N
Batted fr Sullivtn in nitith.
battej for Lgan In ninth.
Kar.ras Oty 2 2
St. Paul j.... S 0 (j 1 1 '
Tamed runs: St. PauL 2: Kannaa City.
1 Two-tiaae hits; Wheeler. 2; Tiemeyer.
Stf-len bases: Ge.er. Sacrifice hrBT Bow
en. Wheeler. 2: Isvia. lmnleavy. 2- Hits:
Off Goodwin, i in two-thirds inr.rjnss: -f
F-gn. i In eight end one-thud 1nr1nes.
Base on balls: Of Goodwin. 1; off Lgar.
2; off Teal, 2 Struck out: 13 v F.gan, t;
by Teal. 4. Left on bases: ft. PsuL :
Kanaas City. 7. Double plays: Braerear,
msi to Beckley. Will jitches: Eaan.
Flrrt on errors: St. Paul, t: tvanets city,
1. Hit by pitched lil: Dunbavy. Time:
l ti. Umpire: Haye.
Paastsaoaeal Gaaac.
At Minneapolis Minneil:s-M'.lw-aukee,
poationed. rain.
Broken Bow Driving Clah.
BROKEN BOW. Net... May i -Sr-et ial )
The Broken Bow Drivii.g club wtnpletrd
Ha orgacixalK-n last right, aitn s membei
sn:p . over for.j . ted D. Hayes was
elected prtsideflt, A. J. Elliott, t ice treai-
urui alio J.i.te Lr..wai w. r :,". t:.d
treasurer. Sx memt--is comprise the ex
ecutive comrr ttee, vt.i.a a race coBi.m:U.i:-e.
numbering lour, was appointed to take
charge of the class'. t icauon of iiorseS A
cumtaer of nonresidents from M rna. Com-stot-k
and Wcslervii'e were elected and !
corded 1 -.e same piivi!-f;ea as reaid-nl meai
bera The club is conr-'iatd of leading
business n.ea and prominent citlgena. and (
its object is to prom .le tte hrtxrt i.c and
purci.as'.t.g .f f .ne bcrstf i ah. The first j
matinee al l 1 given nai Thursday at ti.e I
fair grounds, and will te refieated every J
Weex, on ll.ll oay. aurirg lire enure ai-a-son.
In addition to the ctlitiai il;.t.ona that
snark tie winners, ottief ria-iin.i of a
more s jo-tanuai nature will t d.nributed.
Moistare Spoils track Meet.
MITCHELL. S Iv. Mav St. Special
Teiegram. a A half ln a of raia ami al aa
tarty boar ti- con.u( id pal Le cx.i- t
You Will Need New Clothes for A
IVIEIVI01RIA.IJ DAY
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YOU WILL FIND:
Ladies' Suit, from
$40.00 dowu to
Ladies' Skirts, from
$17.50 down to
Ladies' Jackets, from
$12.50 down to
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OUTFITTIW& CO.
I3I5-IT-I9 FARNAMST.
bVKI AXD COME TO TAX aUOHI rX.ACS
cz o
ttii ground is wet.
(.rim:i.i.w im:h of state eet
llaa a Big Lead Over Aaaea, Its Nearest
Coinpetlter.
DES MOINES. It.. May -Special Te-
meet nere today wiin n pc.ims. Aiurs
lowed seconl. with JC: Drake vinivereity
Irok'n was the two r.ile run. won by
CJiaprnan of Morrrneside in 1'iw. The in-
vest irat ion of the record of Huff of Or n-
Ann, third. Time: :(..
' Shot Put Conaway. Ames, won; Geirler.
Ortnnell. second: Lampman. Ames, thitd.
Dlsiance: feet
'.'-Yard Da h Turner. Grinnell. won;
Hammer, loan, second: Havens, Drske.
third. Time: i::J
Li:-Tard Hurdles Blair. Grtnnc'.l. wan;
Hewitt. Anita setend; Dawson, Grinnell.
third Time: ls.nl.
S-Yard Iash Beard. Ames, won: Davis,
Ams second. Bet kst rasser. Morringside.
it :rd. T; e :E7,. State record broken by
(.l
I'ole Vault Hagea-d . Drake. won: I
Ciarke. Gtinneil, rd Jer.s?n. Ames. tbd.
H.v, l PaVh-Huff. Grinnell. won: Tur- j
rr C.eirne'.l second: Green. Ames, third,
lime: 21 M b'L
I'lscus Thrr w etuttsmen ilowa .'. won;
Wondrow. Drake, sectr.d. 2:gler. Grinnell,
third Distance: 115 feet -v, inches.
High Jump S'ahter. Grinnell. won; Ijee.
Ames, second: Wild-r. Drake; West. Ames.
P.heon. Morrlngsi.le. tied for li.ird.
Height: $ feet Inche.
Broad Jjmp P.oiand. Drake, won: Ham
mond. Air.fi, ee-cond. Distance: a feet 4
lnche a.
Hammer Throw Lambert. Ames, won
Tee-gWr. Grinnell. second: Conoway. Drake,
third. Distance: 13S feet 1 inches.
Ha if Mile Relay Grinnell. won; Drake,
second; Amee third. Time: 1:27.
Mile F.elay arinDell. won; Drake, seccnj;
Iowa, third. Time: S:-V
Two Mile Race Ci.apman. Mom'Tigslde.
won: Wagner Ames, second; Riley. Iowa,
tfclrd. Time: 10'aC..
- Seasl-rimals al Mesaphla.
JIElirHiS. Teno.. May 2:-. Semi-finals
ln the pisy for the cnanipionsnip of ihe
K -mi hern Golf sswodstion were t. laved to-
day at the links of the country club, wltn
weather conoitior. lees favorable than on
yesterday, piay for the lowest net scor
in the r.ar.cicau maicn. tor trim ir.ere are
Crews Draw for Position.
NEW ThRK. May 2J-Drawings for r-o-s'titji
In three big events of the Inter
co!leaj;aie regatta at Pong hkeepsse on June
,r tw.n rirc,unr-ed aa fL.iiows
i . . - c- -. . . ,. ti ...
. rresiirrian x-s-i.e c-.. : v ur. a. n in I'll-
racu?e.
j sin. -.
Penn l ar.A. 1. Cornell
Co-
!u bla. .
'Varsity Foure S-recuse. 1; Cornell. ;
Columbia. 1: Pennsylvania. 4.
'Varsity Eights Wisconsin. 1: Corner), 2:
Pennsylvania. I; Columbia. 4: Syracuse, i;
GeoTgelown. 4
Of these places the Syrscuse four-oared
and freshman crews are believed to have
the roost fxvoraMe locations in their
events, as the ebb !l1e. wf i-h, begins shout
t o'rlock, is strong along the shore about
.St. when the first two races are rowed
In the race for varsiiy eights Pecnsyi-
Tr-.r.T- lrtsr elarhtv cntr'ea,. w ill comm-nc
fc)o o
WTienerer a sore or tJcer rtf use to heal it is because the blood ia infected
js-ith poisonous rms or some oli blood taint which corrupts and pollutes the
kircolation. Nothicj is more trj Log than a non-healiny;, chronic -old nloer.
The Terr fact that it resists all external applications, and ordinary treatments,
is good reason f:T alarm, for the sane jrerta which produces cancerous
ulcers is back of very old sore, and especial!- is this true if the trouble be
from any inherited taint. Surface treatment cannot reach the troubl! the
VI 1 :,,.-.-.-! A V , C . 1 1 . . , , V-V- -1 f ,. . a n t
will be found a remedy for sores and urcers of ertry kind. It is a perfect
blood purifier one thit fjoes directly into the tirculatioa and prornptly
cleanses it of all iia purities, poisons and taints. The ulcer can never heal
while the blood discharges into it the noxious clatter with which it is infected,
but when S. S. S. h's rid the blood of this causae and freshened and built cp the
cirtrulation the sore will beal naturally, and of its own accord. , S. S. S. begim
at the bottom and heals the place as it ah oul 1 be healed and snakes a permanent
and lasting- cure. Book oa Sores and Ulcers aril any special raedical advice
tree to an ho write jILE SWIFT SPZCLTIC C0-, ATLANTA, CA.
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Wfither is fair. CornelTs drawings In the
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GAMES I THE AMERICAN IEACIE
St. Laata Shata Oat CleveWaad y Score
af Oat ia Nathlac.
CLFVFLAND. May S. St. I-ouis shut
ojt Clceiand today, 1 ta v Powell held
trie lo-ls to three hlta. two bejng made
lr Stoall. 0h pitch's! a wrong game.
score tts only run Check) was retired In
Uie e giith to let Knatnan bat Score:
AB H O Atl AB H O A e
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P-iCiri. ;t . t I 1 I IHaffmaa rf . 4 1 I 1
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H is: Off Chech, i in eight Innings: off
Thielir.an. 1 m one inning. Rasa on er
rors: e-t. Louis. 1. Two-base hits: Storall.
Williams. Sacrifice tits: Lalole, Jon.
Double plsv- Hoffman and HartnJl. Bas s
on balls: Off Chech. 1; o'f Powell. 2. Left
on baees: Cleveland. 4: St. Louis, i Strut k
o.it: Ly Chech. 1; ly Tlnelmaa, 1 by Pow
ell. 1. Time: l.SL. ' Ljrp.ires;- Hurst and
Evans.
AMES WINS ITS sINAL CAME
t haaapioaahlp af lawn Goes Alaag
With It,
AMES. la.. M-y . 8ppcial Teiegram l-
lo lt t hirteen-maiag a mei loaay
detested Grinnell by a store of 1 to 0.
clinching its claim to the cbarrplonrhtp of
practically the middle wert- fclg Weiland
in bis lnt college gmme did himself proud
by holding the visitors to four scattered
hits. Smtihson pitched a beautiful- game,
and It waa only after thirteen lnnlnaa of
elfort that Amee- hard hitters were able to
s-ore. In the lsst half of the th rtecr-th
Psrks started thing- for Ane by going to
second on errors by Orlfnel! Krue stnglod.
. Cunningham walked. -Strotliers Cited cut
and then Big Weiiand retreated his old
trifk by smss'ntng a eiesn single to center
field, scoring Parka. The fielding waa fast
on both side.
Batteries: Grinnell, Pmithson and Car
ney: Ames Wtiland and Matter. Struck
OJt: Bv Smtihson. : by Weiland. 1" Bases
on balls: Off Smllhson. i; off Weiland, I.
Hit: Off Sm.thson, i: off Weiland, t
Time: 14;.. Umpire: Powers. '
GERMAN CAR IN THE LEAD
Aaaerleaas N a rro I y Escape Being
Ran Do ww tar Train.
PARIS. May IS A special dispatrh to the
Matin from Nokolsk, dated May 28, aya:
The Asnerica-i car In the New York to Parle
automobile race continued along the tracAa
of the Trans-Siriah. rairoad. having had
a narrow esceie from Iw-ing rim down by
an ext-rass tiain ard by falUrg bver a
pretiipu 2 feet In descent owtbg to the
surnideuce of badly lead ballast. 8p4 oC
brigand bands tt.af have b-en captured
recently etste that 1b antomoC'trisi are In
danger of be try- attacked, aa II Is believed
bv tre tir'.gabiis that tney are very rich.
The German ir slgr.slled thf It w sixty
mle ln the lead at i?.(iy.
SnantMli Wnr N e Cera as, Alteatlanl
Ton uri cordts.'y invited to .weet and
-anicjr.it"e 1n mcinonil nervire with Lee
Forty curip. V. a. W. V., May St. Aja
aetnbie at hall. 12i0Ttm St, 2:29 p. ra.
Miea Blahap Keepa Tit la.
NEW YORK.' May 2S V,a Georgialia
Ins bop (t Brict,rejxrt relet na the women'
go;f chsirpionsii p ef the ettv..-rtMtsn dis
trict, bre defeated Miss L. W. Calian t
Oranpt. N. J . In the final today by
tp atid i to play.
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