THE OMAHA DAILY
BEE: Fill DAY. JUNE 12. 1903.
0
REAL ESTATE
FARM AXD RAKH LAND FOR ALB
OOODARMINO IlNn.
Near Denver. In Greeley district; biack
roll. Cay nMll; wli to 40 fet;
abundance of moisture, low altitude; gen
ral farming. Including corn raising; on
crop payn lor land; tin to land 10 an
aero.- Low price, easy trmi wlil aoon
floohl lit vahl.
NATIONAL INVE8TMKNT CO,
182 Brandeia Bidg. Omaha. Neb.
40 ACRES ORJEELKT (COLO.) UND.
In tha great potato and sugar beat dis
trict, and will irew almost any crop. To
com ander i- ditch now banding;
water by fall; will bo worth then to
H an acre. Frank K. Miller,, trj South
raarl St.. Denver. Colo. ( M2M 21s
WANTED We have several thousand
acre of good Colorado land for aale; w
want food. live sgentB to represent ua.
Ol Land and Investment Co . Omaha,
Neb. (M-MW
Iowa,
HAHRH0JI COLfNTT rtOWA) FARM
run fiAL.Fl AT A BARGAIN l-ecr
Improved farm. 4 miles from market; good
-room house, bam. aheda, granary, hoc
house, hen house, cribs, etc; 40 acre
pasture, I acre meadow, 2 acrea alfalfa.
46 acrea fine winter wheat, 20 acrea oats
balance In corn: rented for two-fifths of
crop delivered; thla year's rent to go
with the aala of farm If sold before July
11 Price, Its per acre if Bold before tha
a hove data. Addreas owner, 45 Brandeia
Bid. Omaha, Ntb. ur mw
Mlaneaota.
BEST timber land locatlt-n In northern
uininuu for nAa N'a residence re
nuired. Ask for particular. J. M.
Hladik. Manilla. I. Ju-M447 tlx
FARMERS, STOCKMEN. INVE8TOR3,
ATTKNTTON!
fna nf the trreatett bargatna ever offered
In atof-k farm, eloee to Omaha, must
be sold Irtetds tha nest ten daya. It ta
not a attention of price, but to sell, and
tha first snan en' the ground can malt
aeveraJ thouaand dollar, can, write o
wire ua for location and price.
NATIONAL. INVESTMENT CO.,
lT Brand! Bids;.. Omaha, Neb.
Phon Douglas 6S1. ( 46
Relinquishment
of homestead 44 acre iear Harrison. Neb.
Now here la a bargain. Oot busy. Addreaa
W . car Omaha Bee. () im 12
'. Booth. Dakota.
I
KtF.P fOBTKTV-On the Tripp county
opening. A million acres to be opened for
homeaLeao, .Address, Box ua, uauaa.
B IK (" M411 Jo-P
REAL ESTATE LOANS
lion to fl0,n0 made promptly. F. D. Weed.
weaa uiag.. m-a ana runus. vat a
PR1VATB MONET CASH ON HAND
NO DELAY. J. H. MITHEN. 13T
NAT. JJA-NK. BIUX3, TEL., DOUG. l.78.
IZZ s40
PRIVATE MONEY-NO DELAY.
OARVIN BROS.. 14u4 FATtNAM.
tB CM
MONEY to loan on Improved city property,
Hastings as lieyaen. itu Farnam at,
2-4l
LOANS Pi Impioved Omaha ' property.
O Keef R, E. Co.. 1001 N. Y. Life Blrtg.
-ii. & as
MONET TO LOAN --Payne Investment Co.
tZZ 437
FIVE PER CENT
- - Money to loan on
Omaha buelneee property.
TdOHAs BRENNAN.
Room 1. New York. Ufa Bid.
WAKTEP-CJUf kxuoa, - Peters Trmt Co.
. , : (2Z-443
WANTED City loans and warrants. W.
Farnam Smltn A Co.. 133) Farnam St.
C2 441
LOWEST RATES Bemla.
Pax ton Block.
22)-44
PRIVATE and eaetern luuney 4 to 1300,
000 loana for bui'.Mng purposes.
W. H. THOMAS, 6U3 1st Nat 1 Bank Bldg.
. . 03) 4M Je
WANTED TO BUY
HIGHEST price for M-hand furniture, car
pla, clothes and shoea Tel. Douglae SOTL
PE8T price paid for t-hand furniture, car
lcta. aiovea, clothing, anoea. Tel. Had MoL
WILL. PAT CASH for an Inauranca bull
re. a in Omaha. Addreaa O-Ma, Bee.
, - CKj-MJ U
I WANT, a house and lot in Kountse Place
d si riot. Mutt he at least comparatively
rew and In perfect repair, all modern.
and would like a barn or plenty of room
to build one. Will pay from KttO to S6.0G
ror the right place, but win not consider
an old not'.ae. Addreaa u-3. car tve.
(K-MU0 11
WANTED SITUATIONS
tXPERlENCKD ethnographer; excellent
refereacea. Address "U." Omaha Bsa,
Couasil tflutfe. UHIM.
A JAPANESE boy wanta work In private
family; waller only. T. i ujl. 4M N. ltth
UL (7,) MMT ill
YOUNG man, graduate Boylea collere.
aged as, wants position aa aaelatant book-
aaeper. Aadresi M ttu, care r-e ornn.
tJT) 4 11
WANTED A registered phsrmaclat who la
physician wanta a position In a drug
store on small salarv to conduct atore
and practice medicine. N. W. Nebraska
preferred. Address H. O. C. Grand Falls,
lX. IT7 Mill MX
WANTED Traveling position with reliable
house, either .n salsry or comtrleeton
tperl-hced In hardware and furniture
tnarriedt referenree; ran deliver the gwds.
Address T-4H, care Bee. (?7-Ml-V 14
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
AdaJph P. Erpelding to John Fteeae.
!.! 11. 14. 16. It and' 1". block 1.
Moea' aubdlvis.oa t !0
Hrj Brna. to Ann Malta Dart lot
M. Gts a addition 14
xi - A kni ta MsnifleM B. Matthew.
aart lot M. Glee a addition 1X6
County treaaurer to bwurlly Invest
ment . part lot 4. block . Im-
prevemant Association addition
Pan -to time, lot a, block 4, Hope's
Bnanaa addition
6ame to sarns, lot & block II. Brow a
psrlt
Boulevsrd Park Improvement com
pany to Ehlmer A t'hasa company,
part lot t block S. Boulevard rrk.
KhliMr A Cham MmMDV to Rnod
A. Krwera. cart aain 5
Marie fckalak and huaband to Frank
Tuba Int TV...1 a Ulul'a All
ditton f
CVunty treasurer In John Reed, lot
ti. block tt. Walnut Hill
CharVa C Baker and wife to Gearge
T. Morton, rart lota 11 and li. bloi'k
t HUlaide So. I i.-
EJnery J. I.lpps et al to Mary Be
beaer. lota i and 4. block i Ma-
hooey Mmnehan'S addittna 100
Jamea Corr ta Dora Haaburan. lot a. .
. bloik L Drew a Hill
Ourena Nelson to Nels H. Nelson,
part lot t block SM. Omaha
William' E. Merrtlt l- Natlvanlrl R.
Ewlnc and wife, lot U. blixk &.
Ofaiamercy park 3M
Grae H. Chlida to Jennie E. Rud.
part tot U, bsock ft'. Brnami 1
Alma Pnlera- to H iilism C. Delcher.
block r. Millard M
Jasper bmitti ana wireto Airre4
Akaea. iota i and A blaTk 4&. Flur.
eac 1,000
Clinton H.- Brllti aod wit ta Oeorga .
T. -aoro, lots a, 7, a. ts 1. 11. fi. .
11. 14. U. C, and . Mock li
luia 7, 1 U. 14 and t blank. 1: lota
1 to I and U. 1. J8. n. S. St. r.
. m. 1 n and i. block 4. lot
..!., II and . block
lota 7. i . u. it. ,14. IV rv a. a). .
12. and K beock . lot 1. blox fc l.
V-tt it .?. and It bimk U.
all-, pi brie-at' Pta.-e ".T. 9
- A. UOldiiiuiUt ttf Urac L. Buscll.
GRAHAM STILL BRIGHT LIGHT
Clear Bates With Double in Omaha!
Second Victory Orer Denrer.
WELCH MAKES GREAT CATCH
Baatrwea Terrlfle Fir With One Head
TwlM Backward Omaha To)
Baa.
Omaha, t; Denver, 1.
Grand Island M rah am refused to stay
In the background on Vita second appear
ance In public thla year, but Insisted In
Jumping Into the llmellaht with one of the
two real atellar pleye of the day. It waa
not auch a wonderful thing to do at that,
but It was right In tha nick of time and
aerved to place the game out of the reach
of the voracloue Gristle from the Rocky
mountains. With three men on bases In
the seventh Inning, Graham hit the ball
ao far a to clear- the basee and perch
himself on second. It was a beautiful hit
and although there was none out at the
time the runners did not have to stop I
second to see whether It would be caught
before they could run. The ball waa hit
In the air, over third base, but so that it
lit Juat n fair ground.
Omaha did not absolutely need the runs,
but then all felt It far better to be on
aats ground and all were correspondingly
thankful to Graham.
Chartee Irwin, manager of the Gristles
tha Giants of the western league, bad a
chance Just like that of Qrahatn'e. He
cam to bat in the eighth Inning with one
out and the base filled. But Instead of
clearing the basea with a double, he hit
Into a double play. Had Irwin made the
hit Graham did and Graham had hit Into
a double aa did Irwin the score would
have been In favor of tha Mountaineers
and they would have 1een near the top of
the ladder today,
-VVeleh 'Makea Great etea.
The gam waa practically featureless ex
cept for the hit of Graham's and a one-
band, backhand catch by Dr. Welch with
tha ball going over his head at terrific
apeed. There waa another feature and
that was that McDonough was hit on the
bark of the head by a ball from the hands
of Austin, who waa trying to complete a
double play. The crack could be heard
all over the lot. but the Mow never feased
Mac. He simply got a little sympathy
and rubbed his head a Utile and went on
with the game.
Omaha made enough runs In the first In
nlng to win the game. Austin stsrted the
fireworks with a single and then stole
second. Graham tried to bunt, but the
ball popped to the pitcher. Autrey flew
out to Waldron, but Householder , picked
on off hla shoestrings for a 'double past
first base and drove Austin home. He did
not hava to elide for a wonder. Welch
waa not going to be outdone by his big
running mate ao he drove one to left
field, out of reach, of Belden and Housie
trotted home.
Head Raaaer Set Back.
Denver started out to get back thou two
run and more In tha fourth inning, but
stopped when Ragan and the Rourkes
awakened and set the head runner back
on three occasions. . White had singled,
and Houaeholder let Irwtn'e. tingle go by
him ao far that White came home and Ir
win want to second. McDonough hit to
Ragran-, who nailed Irwin at third. Lauter-
born hit to Pat, wha caught Mac a
second, and again when Klnneally hit to
Graham, Lauterborn waa caught at second.
That -waa the only run made by the Grit
sites. In the eighth, a base on balls and two
alnglea filled the bases with one Out, bat
Irwin failed to deliver and hit Into the
double play mentioned above.
The seventh waa tha Inning in which the
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
(panunuoo)
part lot 12. block 10, E. V. Bmlth a
addition 1.509
Theodora A. iAicke to Oustave B.
Bondesson. part lot 10. block 1. Mil
lard Place 2.150
Jeannette J. R'gan to Anni Rellly,
lot i, block If. Carthage 1.100
National Land company to Bertha
Ijiura Waldeltch. lot 26, block 3,
Druid Hill 4(10
Anna olenec to Joseph Kruntorad
and wife, lot . Sullivan s addition..
William C. NorrlB to Mary E. Dona
hue." part lot , block 4, Kounue
Ruth addition 5 500
Haatinga A Heyden to William M.
Khyn. lot 4. Home P ace 700
Eame to Elltaheth M. Tubman, lot
18. replat of block . Collier Place. 2
William H. Green and wife to Philip
oner, lot 7. Dioca e, Horoacn a M
addition 7.00
Patrick B. Monaghan et al tn Ben
jamin riaraer and v. u. uif!nt lot
S, Thornell a addition 1
Total rs,37
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
OFFICE. CONSTRl CTING QCARTER-
matter Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, June
10. lnuS. Sealed propossls. In triplicate, will
be received her until 11 a. m.. central time,
June U. 1A and then opened, for the con
struction of approachea and porticos for
Grant. Skerman and Sheridan halia at Fort
Ieavenworth. Kansas Full Information
and blank forms of proposal furnished on
application to thla ortice. Plana ana speci
fications may be teen here, also in offices
of chief quartermaster at Omaha and Den
ver, ana Secretary wetter ttutioers ex-
chsnge. Kansas City, Mo. I'nlted States
reservea the right to accept or reject any
or all prupoaaJs or any part thereof. En
velopes to be endorsed ' Proposals for Ap
proachea and Portlcoa " and addressed to
Captain Wm, D. Davie, yuartermaeter.
J-lU-ll-li-li-l-l
OCEAN STEAMERS
via Have oa giraatle twl-crw expres
trassert, sailing every i aureus? lo a. m.
These woades of aaoaera iaveaiioaa have
all the coavenieSK asd luxury of aiost
Ktatial hoela ea a saor tauanut acaia.
saeager eievator, rw.( cafe, gvmaaaiuia,
elegant anitea sad single apartments; daily
. paper, oncaeatra, anrcicas leicfranar,
famoua culntie and every piovuwta fat
asicty ml w.ie-
La Baeate. Jaaa 11 I La Taarala J!r
La Praveaea ....Jaaa ti I La Bretasa July It
La Lerraia Jlr I La Prove era j.iy
Barly 1 1 ft .IKtaa nvaaanl Par eor at
lilyairat? boo at umwwia a4 ratMi apply l
UAKIY U kOultH ..... lal raraaai I
J a BltNlwt IK laraaai at.
W. B boi K - UM Faraaai It.
W a LiAVlDSCM ...... 11.1 taraaia 41-
LOIU .r-EK , e ere First NaUoaal Baca,
CAUADIAN PACIFIC
Bassr Z.ta of tk AtiaatU
t-saa y sla st yooa vats at iza
Tha Empraaia aail from Qutbag ta
Liverpool lo ats daya; twd daya oa ta
iniMiii lit. Lawreooa, tDL comfort
aittaoct and aafaty ar com blued la lba
aulanuMd cxpreaa tiauurt
Aaa any ticket agaitt for f articular.
Call or writ for lUuatraUd bookut
dewriblng Lrao(ually ccalucted. Luru-
Jsaa tours.
Q. S. BUTJAMZaT. 4Vaa. AgV,
TaiauWoc axarrloa 1T1J. '
J Far rt, pleasura ar bula J
. . It pay ta tratest tha .
ffiFREHCH
f 1 LINE I
I J To PAXIt, th City Butlfol.l
I Tsc Id all ott a tat Cesonaat 1
Compagnio CtSrttSral J
Z -V ra4 LlaMM Mall ImW . 1
a ret voaa T paaia ta cats V
aaaa 4sA SktMt, Vaasage, Hi.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
WEST. LEAGUE. AMER. APS N.
1V LM. W UPct.
Orarha SOU .i Tolv1o . ....30 .)
Lincoln i M -STI Indiarp lie.. .31 21
m-er 2 C3 .531 l.onlvllle .,..11 21 .5M
Pioux nty...S4 i'4 J CnlumhuK ..Ti M .
Pes Moines.. H 23 .4.M Mlnnespolls 2i ?l .
IMeblo 17 11 ta4 Milwaukee. .M T! .471
Karieaa Ctly.Jt J&
et. Paul 14 a; jr
AMER LEAGCE.
SATLLEAOUE.
W.UPrt.
W I.. Pet.
Chicago MM KM Chicago N 20
Cincinnati.. .K 1H .fdl Pt. lyoule 11 II .M
Plttaburg....25 II .W Cleveland. ...W it .Ml
Phtla 21 yt .ill New York.. .23 22 .511
New York.. M 2i .til Ietro1t 24 21 .511
Boston 2" .444 Phlla IS 14 .4J
ft. l.oula....20 ) .0 Boeton 12 3 .40
Brooklyn ...16 23 .354 Wathlnrton.il 2 .30
GAMES TODAY.
Western Leaetie Denver at Omaha.
Pueblo at Des Molnet. Sioux City at Lin
coln.
National Leasue Plttubura at Nw York,
Cincinnati at Boston. Chicago at Brooklyn.
St. Louis at Philadelphia.
American Iaaua Waahinetnn at Et.
Louie, Philadelphia at Chicago, New York
t IVtrolt. Boston at Cleveland. ,
American Association Milwaukee at In
dianapolis. Kantaa City at Louisville. St.
Paul at Columbus, Minneapolis at Toledo.
Rourka family went plcnlclng. LeBrand
started It with a single and Pat Ragan laid
one toward Corbett who threw to aond
to catch the runner, hut alat, too late.
Jlmmle Austin tantalised Manager Irwin
by bunting one right at him, and then beat
ing out the throw, filling the bases with
none out. Then cam Grshsm. He had not
been able to connect aafely before, but he
law hla chance and took it. With a short
aweep he headed the ball toward third
base. It rose and scooted and lit In fair
ground, giving all the runners a chant to
get home before Belden could field It.
Autrey hit to Waldron. It locked to Gra
ham as though the ball wat going safe, so
he moved off second too far. and Waa
caught for a double play.
Tadar far tha Lavtflee.
The same teams thla afternoon, which
will be ladles' day.
Th score:
OMAHA.
AB. R. H. O. A. E
Austin. 3b 4 2 110 0
Graham, 2b 4 0 1 I t 0
Autrey. lb 4 0 0 7 0 0
Householder, H ........ 4 1 1 S O 0
Welch, cf 4 0 110 0
Frsnck. ss 4 0 120
W. Belden, rf 1 0 0 0 0 0
LeBrand, c t 1 I I 1 0
Kagan. p 1110 4 0
Totala S3 1 '" 27 " "o
, DENVER.
A. B. R. H. O. A. E.
Waldron. cf. 3 t 0 4 0 0
I. Belden. If 4 0 2 1 0
Cassady, rf 4 0 1 1 1 0
White, lb 4 1300
Irwin. 3b... 4 0 1 10 0
McDonough, c 4 0 0 7 0 0
lauterborn, 2b t 0 0 2 S V
Zdlusky 1 0 0 0 0 0
Kinneally, as 4 0 2 1 0 1
Corbett, p 4 0 0 12 0
Totals SS 1 a 24 i
Batted for Lauterborn tn ninth
Qmaha
Runa 2 0 0 0 0 0
Hits 3 0 1 0 0 I
Denver
Runs 0 0 0 1 0 0
Hits J 12 2 10
o o-i
2 14
Two-base hits: Grsham, Householder,
Welch. Three-base hit: 1. Belden. Bases
on balls: Off Ulogan. 1; off Corbett, 1.
Struck out: By Ragan. 4: by Corbett. 6.
Left on basea: Omaha, t; Denver, 8. Doublj
plays: Ragan, LBrand to Autrey; Cassdy
to Klnneally. Stolen basrs: Austin,
Belden. Time: ,1:36. Umpire; Haskell.
Attendance: 00.
Natea af th Uaaae.
Denver haa a good team that puta In the
day playing ball and devoting no time to
useless wrangling.
Cincinnati hasn't a man that la playing
first base like Chick Autre', whom it lei
go without a trial. . - .
Jtmmy Austin made another fine run, go-lr-g
from first home on Graham t double to
leu that cleared the bases.
Pat Ragan pitched very good bait, but It
was not hla pitching that won the game.
Fat fielded hia position in great shspe.
With Bohannon, Irwin. Zalutky. White,
Corbett, McDonough, Waldron and a few
othfjs. Der.ver haa the largest men In the
league.
Ira Belden came near making a home
run when he sent the ball under the left
field fence, where Householder had a hard
time to get it.
Manager Franck broke back Into business
with a hit. It waa well placed, being a
alow fly that dropped Just over the pitcher a
head, where neither second baseman nor
short atop could get It.
Few people In the grandstand yesterday
realised that down on the front row of
teats, almost directly behind the catcher.
sat a man whom many people of the I'nlted
Statea want for pre. dent of the republic.
He was a tall, rather slender man, neatly.
but modestly attired in a blue suit and sat
much of th time leaning forward with an
I bow on hia knee, so intent was he on
latching the game. An enthutiaatlc fan
aat beside him and made frequent comment
on this plsy and mat. but trie distinguished
man made few replies. He waa watching
tne game. And when the game waa over
the tall stranger anode out through the
galea in the Jam with the rest of tn peo
ple, unknown and unnoticed by them. It Is
doubtful if three men there knew that Gov
ernor John J. Johnson waa sharing the
pleasure with them.
SlUll AGIII IXABIE TO SCO UK
Llacola Wla oa a Base aa Balls aad
Twa Errora.
LINCOLN. Neb.. Jun 11. Lincoln won
from Sioux City today by the lame acore.
to u. in a game lint in many respecia
waa almost an exact counterpart of that
of yesterday. The two runa came in the
first Inning without a hit. tbe result ol
a base on balls snd two errors. Alter tne
falsi first there vs nothing doing (or
either tide. Both Johnson and lurchurr
rntrhed winning bail, and neitner wat at
any time in danger after the first. An
drea. Granville and Uagnler made soma
nrelty stops and throws. out iimont
throughout tha batteries were tb whoi
thing. Bcore:
LINCOLN.
AB. K.
1L
4
0
1
0
0
1
0
0
A.
B
4
0
1
0
Jude. If
Fox. 3b
0
4
2
0
0
0
(I
2
2
10
A.
0
0
0
V
s
0
Gagnier. aa...
Keiiloo. rf....
Thomas, lb...
0
0
0
Davidson, cf.
Prttchelt. lb..
Zlnran. c
Johnson, p....
Totals ....
2a 2
SIOl'X CITY.
AB. R.
H.
6
0
1
0
0
0
1
0
0
o.
1
1
1
Campbell. If
E:i
4
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Holmes, cf..
Weed, rf
Henry, c
Welch. 3b
Andreas, 2b
Severeid. lb
Granville, aa
Furchner, p
Totala 28 0 3 24
12
Lincoln 2 4 0 0 0 0 0 4 2
Sioux City 0 0 4 4 4 4 0 0 0-0
Double playa: Johnson to Gamier to
Thomaa. Sacrifice hit: Foxl Stolen basest
Fox. Holmes. Andreaa. Severrid. Struck
out: By Johnson, I; by Furchner. S. Base
on balls: Off Johnson, 4: off Furchner. 4.
Wild pitch: Furchner. Time: lJu. l'mplre:
Davis. Attendance. 2,09.
THMF.R STRAIGHT FOR DES MOIRES
Paealo' Pttehera Are Haaaaaeroa All
Over tha Lot.
DES MOINES. June 11 Dea Molnea made
It Hire BtraiKht today by- overwhelming
Pueblo by th score of 10 to 1. Ford waa
Invincible, while Blea and Nichols were
easy. Tha fctar catch of the day waa made
by Smith, who nabbed a foul Just off the
fence, running Into it wi'h tuch force that
he waa knotked prac'leaHy unconscious
Bader picked up some hard file in center
field Kaedel caught I. is first gam of
Uague bait and acquitted himself splen
didly. Flournoy sc. I Fltsnatrick d.d the
hard Hatting for Dea kloloes. I'mptr
brennan compelled Fitzgerald to leav the
grouTKla. The acore:
DE3 MOINES.
A. B. R. II. O A. E
Anderaoa. a 4 1 4 3 2 2
Mrl.nff. lb S 2.3.2 S
Fiouriwy. If .". 1 2 2 2 4 4
Dcf, lb a 4 3 14 4 4
Dolan. Ib ..
9 '
4
4
.L.,. 4
Kittpatrick.
rf
Pailer. cf ..
Ra-dcl. c .,
Ford, p
Totala .
a
io ii r?
FViHLO.
AB. TV
It. O. A E
Hog-lever. 3b 2020
t
4
...i.i,.
a ' a
Pulth. c 4.1 0 4
I'attrnn. 2t 0 1 0 4 0
Matilck. cf I.... 4 0,11 V
Clark, lb 3 O li 1
Ppncer. If 2 1 1
t'nrhan, sa 10 112 2
Miller, rf 3 0 1 0 0
H!B. p I 9 A 4) 4
Nichols, p 1 0 A 0 1 0
Totals
Dee Moines
Pueblo
Runs esrned:
hits: Flournov.
...M 1
2 0 0 0
10 0 0
21
14
0 0 2 10
0 0 01
tcs Moines, . Two-baa
Fittpalrlrk. Patterson,
Ntehoff. First base on balls: Off Ford.
I; off Bi. 3; off Nichols. 1. Hit by
pitcher: LMan. by B s; Bader. hv Nich
ols; Patterson, by Ford. Struck out: By
Ford. 5: by Uls. !. Stolen baa: Flour
noy, Dwrer. Sacrifice hits: Nlhoff. Klts
ratrlck. Klournoy. Spencer Tini: 1:50.
Vmpire: Brennan. Attendance, 960.
GAMES IX THE AMERICA LItGI B
Rrowaa Wla Third Straight fraaa the
araatora.
BT. IvOriS. June 1181. touls won th
third straight game from Washington to
day, I to J. Score:
ST. bOflS WASHINGTON
I H O A K I H O.l t.
ton. 11 I t Mlltn. ct 1 I 0
Hottman. rf . 4 1
fOsnli-r. If.. I 4
I Dtlrhaaty, b 4 I I 1
t OlTinr. rf I
tAltlior. lb.... 4141
4 Warner, c . . . t "1 1 I
I VFreeitiaa, lb. 4 114 1
4 IMrHrlitf. .. 4 1 I 4
I 4 Johnson, p ... 1 1
t 4 Falkenber. (MM
Stiwt, t . I 1 4 4
I 4 Kwley. 1 I
ailllama. it I I
Wailare, u . 4 1 t
O. Jonr. cl . 4 I 1
T Jaaet. lb. 4 11
rerrl.. Ib ... I
Stapheaa. c.
Piw.ll. a ...
Orahaia.
RliM(vr
W,44U. a.
4 I
1
1 1 0
0
i'at
1
Totals M trtlie
Totals J lull I
Batted for Keeley In the ninth.
It. Louis 0 1 0 I 0 0 0 0 I
Waahington 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0-1
Two base hits: Delehantv. C. Jonea. HIlb:
Off PnwelL In three and one-third In-
nlnga; off Waddell. 1 In five Innings: f f
Johnsonn 5 In three and two-thlrda Inning;
off Falkrnberg. 1 In one and one-third in
nlnat: off Keeley. S In four Innings. Sac
rifice hits: Oanley, Milan t2. Ferria. Cly-
mer. Left on bases: Washington. ; t.
Iyouls. 6. Basea on balls: Off Powell, 2; off
Walkenberg. 1; off Johnson. I; oft tveeier
1. Struck out: By Powell. 2: by Keeley. 1;
by Waddell. Wild pilch: Keeley, 1. Tim:
1:53. Lmplres: Hurst and Evans.
Whltesoxs Defeat A th let lea.
CHICAGO. June 11 Smith pitched m
perbly against his opponents and Chlctgo
shut out Philadelphia. 7 to 0. today. The lo
cals took advantage of the visitors mia
plsys snd hit opportunely. Score:
CHtCjAGO. PHILADELPHIA
B H O A C. B H.O.I g
DnuabfrtT. if. 4 14 Hrtll. If... I 1141
Jones, rf 4 I IPM'nmr, rf. 4 1 t
O. Davta. rt. 1 I 1 SeyhoM. rf ... 4 1 t
AU. to 1 l t IH P.. 11. lb. 4 14
Aaoeraos. rf.. I 9 I ftHurphy. Ib I I
Donnkae. lb.. 4 It
J Collin,, JD 19 4
r-srent. s I
4 I 4 4 K. Colllna. mi
11 Power.. ...
I 4 I tsrhrack. ... t
11 tSohlllier. ..
Taeneklll. Ib I
Sulll.aa. e... t
Smitb, p 4
Vlrkar. f
10 7 27 14 2 Coomb. $.
11
110 1
Toula.
ToUII tl I 14 17 I
Chicago 2 1 0 1 0 3 0 -7
Philadelphia 00000000 0-0
Left on bases: Chicago, 7; Philadelphia,
4. Two base hits: Dougherty. Jonea (2).
Tannehlll. Sacrifice hit: Sullivan. Double
plays: Anderson. AU and larent: Parent
and Donohue; (2i; J. Collins and II Davis;
J. Collins Murphy and H. Davis. Struck
out: Bv Smith. ; by Coombs. 1. Base on
balls: Off Smith. 2: off Coombs, 4; off Vlck
ere. 1 Hlta: Off Schllixer. 1 In one-third
Inning; off Vickers. In four and two
thlrda Innings; off Coombs. 1 In three In
nings. Wild pitch: Vickers, 2. Hit by
pitched bsll: Alt. Tlfije: 2:. Umpire: Con
nolly. Detroit Defeats New York.
CLEVELAND. O.. June 11. Cleveland
ahut out Boaton today, Chech pitching
splendid ball despite errors behind him.
Morgan was erratic and hla wlldneat cost
him the game. Score: .
CXEVELANtV BOSTON.
B.H.O. A
B H.O A k
J Clarke. If. I 1 I
I 4-Tbooer. II
4 114
Braeier. lb... 11:
Heaa. rf 4 1
L)ole. lb.. . I 1 I
N Clarka. e. I 4
Hlnckinan. as I 4
Hickman, lb . 4 1 t
Blrm'baai, ef 4 I
CbHl, p 14
I Lor. Ib I
4 M'Oannall. tb 4 1
1 ,f ratk. rf .. 4 1
I 'utlta. et.. 4
4 l'n(laab. lb.. 1 1
I Vunir. ta... I I
0 i MrFarllod. . I I
1 PMorj.n. p ... I I
Toula I 4 17 1 t' Totala tl I 24 I 1
Cleveland 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 2
Boston 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Baee on error: Cleveland, l; Boston.
4. Two-base hlta: Hh'kman. Vnglaub.
Three-base hit: J. Clarke. Sacrifice hit:
Hlnchman, Morgan. Stolen base: J.
Clarke, Thoney. Double play: Lajote to
Hlnchman to Hlcxman. ease on nana;
Off Morgan. 7. Hit by pitched ban:
Hlnchman. Lert on bases: t'ltv-ntna, .
Boston. 5. Struck out: By Chech. 4; oy
Morgan. S. Time: 1:61. umpire:
O'Loughlin.
Cleveland Blank Boaton.
DETROIT. Mich.. June 11. Both Willett
and Chesbro pitched fine ball, but De
troit made its hits st more oppostuna
times snd supported It pitcher better.
New York filled the basea with none out
In the fourth, but did not sesre. Grlf.
fith and Klherfeld were benched by the
umpires. Tomorrow the American league
pennant will be raised. Score:
DETROIT. NKW YORK.
B.H.O A E. B H O A E.
Mrlntyre. If.. 1114 0NI1.S. tb 4 1 1 J 4
Scha.tar. Jb.l 1 I 4 Hemphill, rf. I 4 I I
Crawford. Ik. 4 111 1 Heeler, r.... 4 4 t I 4
Cobb, rt Ill 4Chaa. lb 1 11 4
Joaea. cf 4 I tBall. aa 4 I I 4
Kllltfer. lb... I 1 1 1 Oflabl. If 4 t J 4
Srhmiat. C. ... I 4 I 1 tConray, It... 4 4 17 4
O Leary. sa... I I 4 'I 4 Bfclr. t I 0 114
Willett. ....! 4 4 41 he, bra. 4 44
Touts
Detroit . .
New York
1 17 U 4 Totals....
0 0 0 0 1
0 0 0 0 0
.11 4 24 li
1 0 1 3
1 0 0 0 1
Two-baae hlta: Cobb. OLeary. Sacri
fice hlta: Schaefer. Jones, Willett, Chas.
Stolen bases: Cobb. Nile. Left on baset:
Detroit. 2; New York. . Baae on balls: Off
WIlletL 'I: oft cheabro. 2. Struck out:
By Willett. S; by Chesbro. 2. Tim: 1;J0.
L mpirea: Sheridan and Egan.
Colleglaaa Are Wlaaera.
BROKEN BOW, Neb.. June 11 The
Grand Island Buttr.es coilefe defeated B o
ken Bow city team here today. core b
Innings: R.H.B.
Grand Itland.. 002440140 t2
Broken Bow.. 001400v2 43 4 1
Batteries: Grand Island. Law and Walth;
Reams, 8wope and somen.
Plekerell Wlaa a Pair.
BEATRICE. Neb., Jur. 10 (Special Tele
gram.! The Plekerell ball team won two
fast games couay irom ririn, trie mat
game by a acore of 7 to 4 and the second.
to 4. In the Beatrice i ity league to
Nursery team '
scofa of 7 to 4,
ron from the Duicn by a
Barwell Wlaa Faat Gatne
hl'RWFXL Neb.. Jun 11. (8peclaL)
The Burn ell Tlgera defeated Sargent in a
faat game played on the bargent ground.
Score: Burwell. 4; Sargent. 1. Batteries:
Burwell. Carrothert and Lutf, oargtat.
Alexander and Deafenhaugh.
WITH THE BOWLERS.
axawaaastanatxt )
Following are the reult in th bowling
ronteti last night :
UiMM'L-O.
1st.
Matirer
Haaker H
Tracy li v
Id. Id. Total
ftj 2i lifj
19) 143 l?S
lay 111 Su4
4-9 404 1.437
I.
2d 3d. Total.
lu liw 511
1S5 17 M
lj 314 kit
344 4V4 Lr
Toula
H
GATE C1TT8
1st.
11
14
, 1
)
Lucaa ....
Goff ,
OJvrde ..,
Totala
Tennta 'loarnasnenl.
All of the metches In the f'.rst round of
the handicap tennis tournament which
started at th Field club Saturday wer
finished last evening and reeuiied as fol
lows: Otorge Raamuaaea defeated Arthur Bcrlb
ner 4-1 4-4
Ralph Ralney defeeted Robert Dinning.
Ll
- Will Wood defeated John Hughes. 7-4,
a-l
S. A. Capen defeated Samuel Caldwell.
S-T. O-a. i
Harry Koch defeated Gaylord Martin,
a-l 7-s.
The aecond round will b played thla
eveniiur Mane of tha matrhea were hard
foua-hL and Intereatlng. Tb final will b
piayeci Saturday aJtcrnooo.
334 auita t order, (U; 44 panU fas 44.
MaiCarlky-Wllaon, SM South ICth.
Ba Wool Ads Baiia Boura
rroe tviv lv.Tnc rirrcvm
MILUJ IIU l.t Ulb LLLIL.MI1
Hard Fought and Interesting' Game in
Brooklyn.
LUND GREET FITCHES 000D GAMS
Wllhelat Ala ate Hit . Well ieat
tered rteldlag at th Tlaltar
ta Faalleaa..ere af
Other Game.
BROOKLYN. June ll.-Chlcago pulled out
an eleven inning victory over Brooklyn to
day. It wat a hard fooght and Interesting
contest. Score:
CHICAGO
BROOKLTM
Ht.AI.
B H O A g.
Brer, tb ...4114 Burrs,, et ...
Hofmaa. cf .. I 11 PattM. lb ..
-l.'jlie. H....S It tHnmawli. if
t'karc lk ... 4 IM I 4 .letter. H.
P'etafaldt. lb I 4 Jor4an. lb..
Slasle. If t I f hevhea. Ik.
Knot, c I 1 7 1 tUr.ia. aa...
.41 I
, I t I 1
.411
.414
I III I I
.11111
.4114
TlnHer. aa ... 4 114 lert"n e.
Lundsrea. a.. I I I 4 n. are ley ..
Wilhelm,
..441
4 1
iotn 41 xi si la v -
Totals U lltll I
Batted for Bergen In eleventh Inning.
Chicago OlOOOeiOOOl-3
Brooklyn 00000 10000 A-l
Two bate hlta: Schulle, Tinker. Bter fcs
hits: Stelnfeldt. Tinker. Pattee. Hummel.
Btolen baset: Stelnfeldt. Maloney, Jordan.
Double play: 8telnfeldt. Evert and Chance.
Left on basea: Chicago. 12; Brooklvn. 10.
Base on balls: Off Wtlhelm. I; off Lund
gren, 7. Base on errora: Chicago 1. Btrock
out: Br Wllhelm. 2; by Lundgren. 4. Wi,d
fltoh: Lundgren. Time: 2:11. L'mplre: t m i
le. Baataa Bat Oat Victory.
BOSTON. June 11. Boston hit Campbell
hard In the seventh and eighth, winning
today game, I to 1. Boultea was effective,
Beaumont'a muff of the long fly allowing
the visitor their only run. Score:
boston cnci!rn
B H O A g. B HO. A t
neausiont. HI I I 1 nnnlna. Tb
' . . I i I '
Brows, rf .. 4
MeOana, lk. . I
Keller. If. ... I
tiahtan. aa . ... I
Hannifaa. Ik. I
Rltrhey. lb .. 4
Orakam. e.... I
Boultea, I
Kane, ct .
I Lbrt.
1 11
t t Hitcb.il. rt.. 4
I toaasel. lb... 1 111 1 I
I I MrLMa. e 4 i I
I tBratn. If 4 1
1 Halrwttt. St.. I I I
I 4-CaflipMII. I 1 I I
ToUll U 14 T It I Total.
M I N It I
Boston 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 I 2 -
Cincinnati 0004440444 11
Two base hits: Hannlfan Dahlen. Sacri
fice hits: Kane. Hannlfan, Graham, Dxhlen.
CT ' 1 . I T t . .
clnnnatl. 6; Boaton. 1 Basea on balls: Off
Campbell, t. Base on errors: Cincinnati. ;
iioeton, i. struck out: By Campbell. 1: by
Boultea, 4 Time: 1:40. l'mplre: Ruddrrham.
Philadelphia Beat St. I.eala.
PHILADELPHIA. June ll.-Phfgd!.
Lhla'a few hit were mixed today with St,
ouls' error and the latter lost Boor it
PHILADELPHIA. gT. LOt I
B.H.O A B. B H.O A g.
Kaao. tb..4 I 4 Barry, rf 4 4 114
Grant. Ik 4 11
t Byrne. Ik ... 4
1 t Murray, rf... 4
I
Titu. rf I I
airee. If....l 1
O. borne. ct..Ji 4
BraaafleM. Ill It
tioolia. aa.... Ill
Doom, r I 1
Corrldoii, a... I 1
I I
4 Delehantr. If. I
4 Knnetehy, lk.
OHometter, e.,1
1 O'Rotirk. sa. I
tnilbert. lb... I
I Proame. I
I 4
1
I I
1 I
1 4
I
Total, 1 4 17 II 1 Totala tl 4 14 11 I
St. Louis ...........; 4 1 0 0 0 0 4 01
Philadelphia 0 0 2 4 1 4 0 4 -!
Two baa hit: Delehnty. Dooin. L't on
bases: St. Louis, 2; Philadelphia, t. Sacri
fice hits: Konetchy, Hoatetter. Corrldon.
Double playa: Hottetter and Ollbert; Doo
lln. Knabe. and Branafleld. Struck outt
By Fromme. l. Bate on errora: St. Loiili, 1;
Philadelphia, 3. Basea on balls: off
Fromme. 2. Time. 1:17. l'mplre: Johnston
and Rlgler.
Pirates Defeat Glaats.
NEW YORK." June ll Misplays. Includ
ing a wild throw by Brldwell and error
by Mathewaon and Doyle, enabled Pitta
burg to win today a game from the local
by 5 to 2. Wagner's home run was th
battlngfeaturv Score:-
PrTTSBl'RO. KEW TOBK.
B.H.O A E. thaenon. If.. I 114
Thomas, ef . .. 4
Lesrk. lb..... 4
1
4 Tenner, lb... 4 4 11 1 4
1 tDsnll. rt ... 4 i I 14
4 4 Seymour, et. . I I I 4
1 4 Bresnabaa. e. 4 I
I I Ratlin, lb... 4IS
narl. tk t g 1 i
Clarka. If ... 4
Warner, as. . . 4
Ab'tlcnlo. le. 4
Kane, lb 4
W-tiaoa. ef.... 4
Olbmm, a I
Wlllla, p I
ll
I
4
1 I Siri1 " ' f i i f 2
I tM.wo;";i 1 i i f
1 "'""o".
Totals 14 4 n U I Totals It I S7 14 I
Batted for Brldwell In ninth.
Pittsburg 10410424 0 S
New iork 1 4 4 4 1 0 4 0 02
Two-baa hlta: Tenney il, Thomas. Ab-
batlcchlo. Home run: Wagner. Stolen
oases: lenney. ivonlln. Doyle. Left on
banes: Pittsburg. 2; New York, 4. First
base on balls: Off Willi. 2. Flrtt base
on errora: Pittsburg, 2. Hit by pltrhed
ball: By Willie. 1. Struck out: By Msthew
son, 2; by Willis. 2. Time: 1:. I'mplret:
j fay ana rkiem.
GAMES IX AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Col.mba. Wlaa BotK End. of Doabl.
""" i roan saaaaa- .iff-.
mt rvni'n n t- n i.,-,k.., v.
rinnin k. v. . . m .i...
the eerie with Kinsie C?ltf. Hits ri t-T Buby M. 6klrvln S4l5. plaaa) o
bunched on Wood in th flrrt game, whll ond. Buena vnta (110. Fogartjr, S11S.
Brandon waa pounded In th final
Raldy play throuahout and the baltliur
or jamea in tne rirst game were th fea
ture. Score, first game: f
COLl'MBl'S. KANSAS CITT.
I" 9 1 I BHOAB
grater, if...
Odwell. cf ...
41 Hallaas. ef.. 4 S I 1
4 114 Craaa. aa I I I I t
Concaltes, rf.
111 Boca toy. lb... till I
klhm. lb
PM.I. lb.
Baldr. aa
J , a
Wrtflay. Ib..
1111 IBrubaar. lb.. 4 4 114
4 11 4N.ifhl.ora. rf. 4 I I ft
till 4Dwai. h .1 I I M
114 1 4CarlUM. If... t I I 1
4 1111 talltra. e... I I f I 4
114 4 Wooa. i t
Taylor, p.
kerwla 1 1 I
Toula..
HP I 1
Tata .... ts n i
Batted for Wood In th ninth.
Columbus .4 4 0 4 0 0 0 1 t
Kansas City 2 4 4 4 4 4 0 6 42
6tolen basea: Raidy. Jamea. Tavlor.
Berkley. Sacrifice hit: Klhm. Bas on
balls: Off Taylor. 3; off Wood. S. Two
base hlta: Carlisle ('). Neishborn. Three-
base hit: Jamea. Double play: Sullivan
to Berkley; Croaa to Sullivan. Hit by
pitched ball: Congalton. Struck out: By
Taylor. 4; by Wood, 4. Time: 1:44. I'm-
pi re: Owens. ,
acore second game:
COLl'MBl'S. KANSAS CITT.
a h o. a a iHo tt.
Krvser. If ...
Odntll. rf. .
Contalton, rf.
Klfcn. lb
Prlel. lb
Ral4r, as
Pokl. c
WnU. Zk
14 IHalloua. ti ll I I I
1 1 t Croaa. as . ... I 1 T 4
111 Berkley, lb . I 1 1
I 19 4 4 Braahear. Ik I I I 1 I
1114 Notgtibon. rf I I I I I
114 4 Dovnie. lb
14 1 tCarll,!. If..
Ill tSullltaa. t .
11 IBrantoa, p..
4 114
14 11
Oeyer, p.
Total,
till
1 44
Kerwla . ...
.14 14 11 14 1 Kltaos .....
I
Toula.
.1 I M 11 I
Batted for Sullivan In th ninth.
Batted for Brandon In th nintii.
Columbus 0 3 4 I 2 2 1 1 -a-14
Kansas City 4 4144444 41
Stolen barea: Kruser Klhm. Fuel
Croat. Sacrifice hits: Kihm. Raldy. Kru-
fer. Cross. Base on baila: Off Oeyer,
: off Brandon. I. Two-baaa bit: Raldy.
ttratftieer. Three-bat hltt: Geyr," Kru-
ger. Hallman. Hit by pltrhed ball: Gayer.
strut x out: By oeyer. I; by Brandon. 2.
Passed ball: Sulilvan. Wild pilch:
oeyer. rime: z:ia. umpire: owcua.
Toledo Wla la Fifth.
TOLEDO. Jun 11. Toledo scored the
winning run in the fl'th when Rohlfiton
dropped Bsrbeau't easy fly and Armor je
ter doubled. Hopkins and Kutlna scored
home runa Score:
TOLEDO. MILWat'KES
B H O A E B H .O A S
Barbeaa U.I 1 I Boblaaaa. as 4 I 1 1
Hinc haiaa, tb I 1 t 4 MeOlleray. rf 4 S 4
Annb ater. rt. I 1 4 4 4 M Caosney. If 4 S 4
Smoot. ti I 4 iKatlaa. rt.... I 4 I 4
Laaa. t 4 4 I I 4 Be.ille. e. 4 S I I I
HoUln,. If .. 4 4 MaCorw'k. St 4 I 1 I
Mnanhy. Ik. 4 1 1 1 W 'laser, Ik ... I III
List re. Ik... I II I Broon. Ik... I IIS
tallies, p I 4 4 4Sckalbrg. p I 4 4 I 4
Total,
mil 1 Total. tl I M I I
Toledo 0 0 1 1 4 4 -l
Milwaukee 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 11
Two-base hits: Armbruster. Kutlns.
Home runs: Hopkins. Kultna. Left on
bsaes: Toledo. ; Milwaukee, a. Doubl
Huy
y: McCarthy to H nrhmaa to Lltr.
by M it lied bsll. Br bchneiberg. L
Firat bas on baila; Ml QUlen. 1. off
Bchneiberg. 1. Sacrifice hit: Hlnchman.
Stolen bsaes: Barbeau. Hinchmaa. Strtlck
out) By Glllen. I. by Schnelberg. 1 , Wild
pitch: Bchneiberg. Tim: :M. I tapir
Kan and Biernalier.
Miller Defeat Distiller.
LOCI8VILLE. Juns 11 Timely tsttlng
and Louitvill a onstly errors gsv Mmne-
apolit tn laat game of the series today.
lia.ia ana s ilaon wer lilt naro. boor, -
XLVMItrOUI. - LUlltVILLg
BHOAB BMO A B
Oyier. sa. . .. 4 I 4 1 ttaalay. ef . . 4 I 4
fimiiia. It... I 11 aoaarait, U.l I t S t
II Ifrew tb .
t I S'.U. If ..
4 i I ttaiima, lk
III wfca lb . .
lilt
4 14
I I I I
III!
Ill
III
1 I 4
(41
I
.'.
.. I
0 B-, M
I
Cia4i. Ik ,
t'M. ..
.4 I tl 4)mm. as.
114 11 l.li. a
Wllan. I
fin .ran, a. 1.
TaJ M
111
- f auiaaa . . t
li 14. I . T " T
TM.M n inn i
Fatted for Adm In ninth.
tvmwrvftl .
Mlnneapoll
Bloleii bases: Clark. Qutllln. Burke Btc-
rirtc hits- Quillln tli. uuinlan. Clark,
O Brien. Bm'th. Two-r- hit: F1n. Trire
base hilt: Block. LsXehlln. Stanley. Sulll-
vn Double play: Wl'mn t tiyler to
Clark. Struck But: Rv Wilson. 1: by Adam
1, bv Patterson. I. Bases on balls: Off
Halle, 1; off Wllaon. f; off Adam, t; off
Patterson. I. Hlta: Off Halia. I in four In
ning: off Wllaon. 4 In five and one-third
Inning. Left on baees: Loultvllle. 4; Mm
neapolla. I. Tim: l. l'mplre: Ha yea. .
Hlera Wla la Heveath.
INDIAKAPOLIB. Jan II -Th local
team made seven runa In th vnth In
ning today and defeated St. Paul 10 to 1
Score
INOIANAPOUS T. PAIL
B BOA B. B H O A B
k. ss I I T ir. M 4
CHT. I 1 I fit. I
Hare. M...I I 1 0 4 errs if 1
Canr. lb 4 I tt I Baaltk, rf..,. I
toulrar. If ... 4 I I 4 Ito'M. rf-lt... 4
Lt.latwea. l 1 I I li Meyera. a.. I
Willi. Ik. i i I 4 Maaa. lk ... 4
1 1
1 1
4 I
1 II
I 1
1
1 I
Hrke
Ik ,
till tTtemrar. J 6 . 4
Varkai
.4 1 4 4 4 Oekriag. rf-a 4
Miller, I
Tttl
M 14 gt It I
TU U I M 14
Indianapolis I I I I 1 I ( I -ir)
at. Paul o o o 2 o 0 4) I
Bl flick out: By Durham. 3; by Miller. 3.
Wlid pitch: Miller. Sacrifice hltt: Coulter,
Carr. Two-baa hits: Geler. Noon an. Thre
bake hit: Hayden. Home run: Bush. Doubl
plv: Bush to Williams to Carr. Baes on
bails: Off Durham. 3; off Miller, 4. Stolen
baet: Conk, Hnpk (2). Passed bail: J.
Meyers. Time: 20. l'mplre: Kerln.
VESTS ON THB niNNIKt TRACKS
Master Rahert Wlaa Braaawar atakaa
at raaa4l.
GRAVESEND. June 11. -Master Robert,
th even money favorite, easily won th
Broadway atake at a mil and a sixteenth
fct Ortvetend today. He waa heavily
backed and ran a remafkabla rae. Trana
vaal went out to make the pace and led
by on length to th far turn. Meanwhile
Meeter - Kee-ert waa a tengih behind h1
f.ald. At the upper tura h began to rlca
up nd In the stretch caught Transvaal
and, taking tha lead, west by eight length.
Summary:
Firat race, handicap, all agea. mil and
a sixteenth: Dorant 10S, J. Le. II to 1)
won. McCarter a. Musgrav. 11 to ll
second, Bedotlln U06. McCarthy. 14 to 5)
third. Time: :n. Gretna Green, cairn-
TDn'. 0"r n ugr
I ' V. A
Pin also
Second race. Hsnters' te4plech I-
year-olds and up, about two and a half
mliet: Pet Dalles (140. C. Smith. 4 to Si
won, Fau Quier (131. E. Hleder. t to ll tee-
Judt uGln tlil. T. Evan. I U 1)
third. Tim:- 4.-644. Warrlon alto ran.
Third-race. 1-vear-olda and tit. about six
fwriongl: Jacobite nil. Notter. 11 to 20)
won. Oraculwra 11 OS. MoDarilel. SO to li
steond. Queen Marguerite
7 to ll third. Timi: 1:094.
Lleber. Tm McOrath. Momentum, his
Ben, BeardalL Cblel Hayes and Right and
True atao ran.
Fourth rac. th Broadway itaket, 1
year-oklg. mil and a sixteenth) Master
Robert mo. O. Burns, even. won). Trans
vaal (110. Notter, IS to 41 aecond. Angelus
(lit, Miller, 4 to 1) third. Tim: 1
Liv wir also ran.
Fifth race, l-year-oid. selling, mile inn
aa lhh-. rnutt, lui. a. Ruxna 13 to i
won. Tenancy br t:ourter u4. onrev. w
to It eocond. Brother Jonathan t, K.
Ouaan g la 11 third. Time: 1:33. torn
Coh, Countermand, Nick 8toner, Dnnl
Stafford. Membeata Troublesome. Coin
rfdent. Senator Barrett, Black Oak and
"Inning star also ran.
uixtn race, maiden, z-year-oicrs, nv n
half furlonaa: Herman . J. L. 3
to r won. Statesman (lo. B. DuaBa, vn)
Means Amrl 11(4 Rhrtra SD t 11 third.
Time: 1:OT. Obadlah. Great Mill. Ban
bury. Fratoad. . Yanke Tourist, w. .
tji.t. d.lIm twA a, i rr also ran.
Beventn rac, maiden -yrar-ioa, irre
halt turlnna-a- Trnla Tama 10S, L-
nuvan a won. wanonaca (Vt. Not
e tn K aeonn4 Walton Cloth tK. G
sum. an .a i thiro. Titiia: i:us. T-nir
Sherlock. Th Pippin. Wermouth. Mry
Dwyr. Dearly Bell. Watch, liafiem si am
and Gtjerar also ran. . .
CINCINNATI. Jun 11 summary a tax-
trn1a t
Flrtt rac. MX fnrlong: Donaiao
Hor . strlgM) won. AUattan (
Pwer. 31A.44. place aecond, Ooldea
Warren.' Vltn. rhow ' third. ' Time: 1
ti.
10.
04,
LArlBM. Florida Glen, TlP. Mco1.
(II..I r... ctiaa o'T.ivht. Idv Hnburg.
Roval Chance. Ruby C. Merrieaa ana
Wantars, Kntaht elan ran.
Second rac. sis furlongs: jonn win
(, Garner. 164.40, straight) won. Meadow
Rrju na Power. XI ao, olacel aecona,
Inventrea (92, Henry .S4b.tS. hoW) third.
Tiitw: 1 UV Oasis. Grande Dam. Lady Via,
Litem p., Sam Clay ana Mirmor aiao ran.
Third race, rive tunonga: itver tin,
Tavlnr leAG& atralnhtl won. MiOhl At
gelo I04. Minder, Ss.oS. plao sond. Tramp
tt 1104. Martin. U.SO. snowy timia.
l-oou Haiti riea. Finest Cook. 'T. F.
i;... 1-..1. u . k. Umii. O'Rrlen, War
i.i a r.. r-.i , - mtA AaAlrir aJaa rart.
Aaplrtn flnlahd third, but was olQullfll
I tor touting.- ,
I Fourth rae. Civ runorxs: s-unsovm
iitirannil nut powers. Si b, atraianii wva,
third. Tim: 1:07. Ooia labs, rnir m,ww
yein. e.
ra H...
W. Fb .
W ar living tn an ag of speciallam;
aa ag whn auccaaa can beat b attained
by th canoentratlon of vry thought upon
th unswerving pursuit of a slngl objact,
W4 are prcleTy such rpoclaflU. w
hav lrtvtigt4 and tatd all known
method for th treatment and cur of
disease of rasa, which gives ua th right
to Judge between th fala snd th true
bet wean shallow pretension and solid worth
between substance and shadow. Mutty
theorist cannot stand out against our mod
of treatment for th cur of the ail
menu, against progressive medic I science,
new dlseoverle and undlaputed fact ef
disease oured to stay cured by our
methods:
W treat nan arr aaa ear wroaartly,
44fly aad SkoraaLa-aiy And a tha lowest
44 BKOBCratTlX CATAJtSlxL MY
ev Sr BLLTTT, IX0 FOUOf, BlTXsf
fciaSAaaa, xxDvmr aaa baaSssi txav
SAtts, aaa ail Bpaoaal Pis i ass aaul Shair
STATE MEDICAL UliTUT
ririOWN AO THE DEOT THE DECT KHOWf.
0'T FOR rJ3El?J
Call and Examined Fre or Writ
Offlca Honrs- ti . M. t P. M. :-i Bsusoar 10 to 1 Otdf.
1203 farnajn St.. Between 13th and 14th Bts., Orn&ha, ZTeb.
rrrmAavexiU kCsavUastVBd la Otnaba, NejraaAA.
WE CURE
rr i7rv for
I
Vy .
Dr. ficaxTes". Cearlis, 119 8. 14th, Cor. 14th and DonU. Omxha.
ngr. Mlranga Mil 17, 'f.'ffl.
Ci4 Toe. Marshy. Admonish and M.M
Paladin also ran.
Orltlth lew Caaeh al Draw. '
DK MnTNrg. I . Juea ll -(pe1a1 V
John 1. Griffith, fry fMit -j-rar the eoaoH '
and manager of th MarMngaid eolteg
team at Sioitt Cltv has been elected t
a wmilar position at Drtke university 14
succeed Charles Tell, who ht retigned 14
g to Cllforn' A aew policy I t V
Inaugurated at Drake w;h hi eomlng n4
he will not only reach th track and fact
bll tear, but will manage th team at
well, a avstern belrg adopted tlm'lar to th
rnl at trie X"Mrrlty af Iowa, where Marl
tatlln both toacb 4 manage th
team
Griffith graduates from Belolt cellesa,
wrier he waa member of th trn f-am
n which th famous M art-ill played. Whii
not a brilliant athlete, Griffith learned
the fin point af teaching other, 4 It
well shemn y hit plhdl1 Vr tt
Mortilegtlda. Her, with nly log ig4U
t pick fraah, h ha prod weed foot wall
teams whith bare played many of th
larger echool of th t to a tandtlil
rear after yer. ' lt 4sn hi mm
whipped Crlghtrn en liege et Omaha di
rectly after Prak had been beaten By It.
Artie, th champion, wer held td 12-to-
trr.
Drake-i Faat Ball Behedala. .
DCS MOINEs, la.. June- ll.-peoiel
Drake unlversli.v's foot ball tcheduld fof
the year ha Jut been finished, th last
eonlratft having been tigned by Managar
Finch eloeirtg th negntlatlong for a g
with Washburn. Sitnoaon. Co
Bnd
tha
Alumni will fum'th Ihe preliminary gamea
, . A. ii i . . j r . u'..i,b..
m iu uriRnfii, atiseign, vw. n ,.itw.i.
and Ames will furnish th hard game
rf th yer. Three trip wm be taken Br
th Iowa team. In plavlng floe th teten
will go to Cedar Rapist and in playing
Iowa the Blue and Whit will go to low
field. Wathburn will be met at Torek.
Kan. 81 m roott h not Been oa th Drk4
chedule for thre yesr and thl I th
firat set ton that Washbura hat plt)M
th local tnttlmtion.
Daw ta Hava Bpai I Dap.
IOWA FALI.'lA. Jun4 ll.-(SpcUl.V
A dual track meet and a driving matin
It th program for a big day tt Dow to
morrow, when the ClrVn High eehont
athletic (earn will meet th Dow AtMeOo
association. Th former tetra haa made a
splendid showing this taon and tb lattar
boast of ome of th best amateur ath
lete in this part of th4 state, so that ante
good tlm 4nd bear record are anticlpatetl
la th rarlogs event of the profrknv
which Includes ttilrtv rventa The starting
lulae will b Courny Attornoy Rradford
KAntrp ef OSrlon. th Other ldge Doing
ProfT Plakely of ClarMn ana O. W. Fina
f Dowe. Thirty, gold and Silver tnede,!
have been purchased Snd will be awa.rde4
for first and second places.
Dlasaaad Dwwt.
Comltker appears to Mr struck a good
find tn that man, Ats.
Bp asking of a hosuttai Hit, what'a th
matter with Omaha? But trVerrthiasj 11
coma out all right.
Oolng from a tb!rten-tnnlng vtetry to
the mrAg altar, Bomar certainly ought
to have been abia lo make a tait-ttrtk
with th brlda .
lin t it rather th' Irony of fat that
the first year after th grat Ned Ham loo
left th Rd thy should wk up and
JuinB froo conteodlrt for the cellar ta
contenders for th attlct
Breaking of speed, reminds uS of Jimmy
Austlu That boy has tha- tight not to
la hi noodl of tearing from firat to third
on tb least provocation. Thre time h
did It Tuesday, making th plat twat.
There Is no use In talking, that hoy
Hollenbeck hnl It on him Snd In him anil
he's going to Be veto lato on af th trraat-
st pitcher that ever trained la aa Oaaaba
uniform, and. of core. that's th most
you oaa Bay for any aitehar.
My, ah my. wbat will Graham ba hn
Ms knee get entirely well? Th way
that boy did play ball on hla first day out
Wt a caution! H was Just Ilk a School
kid going barefooted for th first tlm
In th Spring. H shot through th att&o
pher all too swiftly for Deavr U ao
him.
Wiien Cincinnati first elimbod uft ta
second plac om humorist yelled. 'Took;
what's In second place.." But Cine I la Stlli
ther and la pressing on dangerously asar
th Cub. Juat on game aep rate th
Prtsls and th Worlds Champloas and
tha odd ara at preesnt Iri fvor of U
former. Th Cub are weakened by a
long hoopltal Hat, while Clndhnatl tn Its '
full staturo of strength. Still. Chicago
probably will rownd to and wta tha flag,
but It's a fight. .
Prof. Johnny Jone' certainly must hava
found th llfe-hlnd foot of a rabbit In ta
uthaat corner af a gravaysrd oa a starry
night, th way ho did put It oa thoo Sioux
Indian. Now, not disparaging Prof. Jones
St all, but whenever a team - lib
litou City stalks eleaa througa a
Jama without getting a hit off Johnny
one and make first bas but twVa, It 4
a two t6 on bet that somebody's loafing.
Jones la a good, hard-workng pitohar, but
h4 not a ao-blU ao-ma pitcher.
Th Browns are eontlnulng ta ahow ah
Inclination to win that pannaal Oh, Joy.
but wouldn't It aeam Ilk old Umes! If 4
Chicago National leagu team and a St.
Louis Attoertcaa leagu. team ahou'.d hava
to battl for th world flag; thl 4ar tt
would cerUlrJy rocAll Iho days of th
So-, when th the Chicago (Whit Boil
National and St. Lo1s (Browns) American
association before th days of th Ameri
can leagu fought htr out; wba Spalding
and Anson wr th Chicago giants and
Von Der Aba and Comltkey, th hi. LouiP
tn agnates. 1 '
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Btatabllsb4 1 Omaha fr 24 ytara tb tnaar thws
anda af eaae eared by t make a th aaoat ecs
Unco4 EBsciaiist la tha wat. ht tut aistaasa aaa at.
swaa w im just wbal wiu wr
W kaw lust wbal W
ana aura ya aulckiy.
We Cure Yon, Then Ton Fay Us Oar Tx
W mak a mlsiaagmg st falsa statamenln, ar after
ao cbaaa, worthless trtjaat. Our rtiatla a)
taw ar to faverably known: every eaa w troal wr
rapatatlea It at Blake. Your Baal th. 111 and bappln
la loo ericua a matter t piac la lb ksjou f a
ip AMB LfCvaT aXeOTVsn Hensst dootor of aatiitf ho
their V" STAkta 11 THAI BlrABoa. MerPWwg
BalilKr. BUo -aoa, Skua leisoaaaa. 3iAMg aa
a as tnstur-i. all hpii blHu aai AM meat 4 aaaaa
ir-tass Caaaalaatlaai aad aosuMUtatloa. Wrtla (oa
aa.A4 gylDVUMB aisAk r hooso traatovattf, - -
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