THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: "WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2.1. IMS.
Chicago Cubs Take Two from New York in National. Cleveland Americans Increase Lead
NAPS SHUT OUTlliGHLANDERS
VleTeland American Maintain Their
' . , Hold on First Place.
JOSS.. TOO MUCH FOB NEW YORK
;.e'
T)if erAH In Banehlas; Throe
singles on Hint la ftecod, hat .
nirmUcktn't Throw t Plata
Prevoata Scoriae.
CLEVELAND, Sept li-Clevelsnd main
tained Ita hold on flrat plaee today by de
feating New York -again, the acora being
7 to 0. New York could do nothing with
Joaa, except In tha aeoond Inning, whan It
bunched thre single. Birmingham's
throw '-to tha plat,, however, prevent!
any Soiling, frtovetl'e homa run produced
two run In the aeventh. Thla waa the
flrat easy victory Cleveland haa had In a
weeky Bcorei T ;
V CLEVELAND.
"." r ' ' AB. R. M.
Goods,- rf. 4 0 1
O.
2
0
3
2
is
5
0
1
1
0
Bradley, lt ,,. I t
Hlnchman, If. I : 1
Lajole. 2b. ij
Btovall, lb. v. 4 5
Bemta.-or m:r.r....T, 4 0
Land, e 0 0
Birmingham, cf 4 0
Perrlng, aa 4 l
Joaa, p ,2 o
Total ...30 7 I 27 18
: NEW YORK. .
' AB. R. M.
O.
a
l
o
o
2
1
13
1
S
1
0
0
A.
0
2
2
0
0
6
1
I
0
0
2
0
Mrllveen, ir. , ... 4
Conroy, Sb. ,. I... S
O Rourke, . lb.: J
Cree, cf. ...... 4
Kemphlll. rf..
Gardner, 2b 3
Morlarlty, lb f
Ball,, aa.
Rlalr;.. a. ....... .T7... I
Sweeney ,. t .1
togg. p J
Manning, p 1
Totala 80 0 t 21 II 4
Cleveland 0 0 0 0 0 6 2 0 T
New . York , .0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0
Hltn Off Hon,, 6 In alx tnnlnga; oft
Manning, In two lnnlnga. Flrat base on
errnra. .Cleveland, .'A. Threo-baae hit:
Hlnchman. Homo run: Btovall. Sacrifice
hit a : Hlnchman, Conroy. Stolen base;
Jos,' -Double play: Perrlng to Btovall.
rirac saaa on -cans: -oit Hogg, ; oft
Manning, 1. Left on baaea: Cleveland, 7;
.'ew York. 4. Struck out: By Joaa 1;
)y Hogg, I; by Manning, 1. Time: 1:28.
I'mplres: Eagan and Connolly.
Boston Defeats Detroit.
DETROIT, Sept. 22.-Tha Detrolts were
unable to hit Clcotte consecutively and loat
to Hoaton, 4 to 1. Bush put Detroit out of
the game at -the start. Interfering with
Bchaefer on a ground ball. Thla error of
Judgment gave Boaton two runa. An In
field error let In one of the othera In the
ninth. Wllletta pitched a good game after
a long absence. Boore;
, . DETROIT.
V . . AB. S..
Mclntyre, If., 4 0
Srhasfrr. ..2b. ..v...,v4 , 1
irawtoro, oj... 4 0
Cnbtvrf. 4, 0
Hcnnnutn,.Jb.- ....... , i 0
HchniLU,, ?. .. t 0
H. O. A. E.
2 3 0 0
1 t , 1
110 0
oooi
1 18 2 0
12 2 0
112 0
0 11 0
0 1 0
0 0 0 0
"s 27 19 I
e
H. O. A. E.
13 8 0
10 1 0
2 .1 0 0
Hush.Jss. .
CougnHn, Sb
Wllletta, p.
Jconee .. ..
Totals ..
i i 2
83
BOSTON.
JirConneV,' jbp;. . l
Lord. lb. r.-. ' 0
Speaker, cf 4 - 1
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
'' ' '' ' (Continued.)
"Who Gets It"
. New Home in. Dundee
8-ROOM HOUBE, JUST FINISHED.
M.ufct Be Sold Quick.
ALL MODERN-REQUIRES 3J,600.
'.Phone Douglaa 4113.
Cifl)-94 23x
LIST your property wltn Chris Boyer, 22d
and Cuming Sta. ,. (19) 272
4-ROOM BARGAIN EASY PAYMENTS.
New 4-room cottage left uncompleted;
about 360 will complete It; corner lot,
located southeast corner 33d and Pratt
Sta. Price, fl,0u0; tlOU cash and 2C per
month.
C. C. CARLBERQ. Ml N. Y. Life BIJg.
CIS) J0
CHOICE DUNDEE RESIDENCE.
New 7-room and rsoeptlon hall, frame
house, modern in every respeot, oak fin
ish first floor, mantel and grate In din
ing room; four large bright bedrooms
svooitd - floor; full cemented basement;
brick foundation. . This house Is excep
tionally well built, s It was built for a
home, but the owner Is obliged to sell
at once. Price, 86,000; reasonable terms,
George A Co., 1601 Farnam-8t.
(1)-M107 24
NEW St. Louis flata and a 10-room house,
all modern, for aale cheap; leaving city;
Bee ownor.161 Martha Bt. (1)-M24
REAL ESTATE
FARM AND RANCH LAJTD M)R IALV
Colorado.
GOOD.-JPARM1NO UtNDNeat Denver.
Oreeley district; wells 26 to 40 flat; abun
dance of moisture; general farming. In
entiling corn laislng, one crop pays for
farm,
NATIONAL INVESTMENT CO,
6S3 Brandcls lildg. , Omaha. Neb.
i. . . ""
lew a-
SCOTT'S BLUFF COUNTY
BARGAIN
H00 acrea of level land. 6 mllea from
county seat, under government survey for
irrigation ditoh. at only 814 per acre: as
soon-as undsr ditch It will be worth 36
an acre; owner may accept clear Income
property for half of value. For full partic
ulars see
HASTINGS A HEYDEN LAND DEPT.
Bee Building,
v . (20) 116 22
Nebraska.
JUST THINK OF IT!
Only II.OuO will buy an Improved 120-aore
tract of level land adjoining U. P. Railroad
town. Stone and frame house. Forty town
lota Included, which alone should be worth
tli money.
Will gladly show the land or give full
5 .articular.
1ABT1NUS HEYDEN, LAND DEPT..
m 8. 17th Bt. ' Tel. Doug. 1&S.
ti) lit -a
BIG BAROAIN.
CAN OFFER sec. 81, Twp. 18. range 61 (40
acres In Cheyenne county, Nebraska, over
M acres fine tillable land; rich soli; owner
obllgrd to make quick sale, authorises
us to offer for 88 Ou an acre
HICKS REAL EoTAT) CO OMAHA.
.. .' (20)-MlJ fflx
oat Dsaels.
fN FORMATION OF TRIPP COUNTY
!.,. OPENING.
Ths registration for the Tripp county land,
umpriswg l.UOO.ouO acres ot fertile lands,
will beglu October 6 and oontinua unit)
tbe 17th. Thla laud la oven better than
the. Rosebud. "Grrgory oounty," which is
nus auiiiuo fur front .) to I10.WJ per
quaiter.
Bb460c fcr mail, land lil, president's
proclamation and other Information. Jiuy
yuur tluXol to Dallas, the only K. R.
town bear the laud. Tbe Dallas Real
Keute Co.. Dallas, 8. D , ou of the oU
esl!tel estate firms In Tripp county.
, KJOMU 30
TRIPP COUNTY OPENING.
Register at law office of Ban h at Hufflng
loiu moat recent map ot Tripp county,
wih government bulletin of Information;
price . a) pent. , Burua Jk Burfingiou.
Laiiaa . ft , (J0)-a. Ux
r HEN wrtlr.g to adverllaera. kindly men
ia l'h Uee.
'i
3
4
2
4
1
0
1
It
4
1
Totali 34 I II 3 11 1
cllatted for Coughlln In ninth.
Detroit 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0-1
Boston 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4
Hacrlflra hilt: Schmidt, Speskef, Wil
nor. Stolon bee; Oeseler. . Double plays:
Bchaefer to Rossman: Wagner to McCon
nell to Stahl; Mct.v.nnell' tn Wagner, l-eft
on bases; Detroit 7; Boston, II. Flrat
base on balla: Off ' Wllletts. 2; off Clcotte.
1. Flrat base on errort: Detroit, 1; Hoaton.
1. Hit by pitched ball: Dy Wllletts, 2.
Btruck out: By Wllletta, 1; by Clcotte, 8.
Wild pitch: Clcotte. Tim: 1:40. Umpires:
Hurat and Evans.
Two tilfflri Postponed.
At Chicago Chicago-Philadelphia gam
postponed; wet ground.
At Bt. lioula Bt. Louia-Washinglon game
caller off; rain.
Philadelphia, Wtnti I.ewla.
BIOUX CITY, la..'- Bept. 21. iSpeclat.)
The Official bulletin Just Issued by John
H. Farrell, serretsry of the National Asso
ciation of Bane Hall clubs, contalna the la.
tellleenre that J, Lewi, the fsst young
I outfielder whom Manager Holmes pur-
i chaaed from the Waterloo club of the
Central enunciation, had been drafted by
Connie Mark of the Philadelphia Ameri
cana. The bulletin atatea that the draft waa
made from the Waterloo elub, but Inasmuch
aa the record of Lewis' purchase la al
ready on file In the office of the national
secretary, the action of the big league club
will have no force. The aale of a player
during the season takes precedence of a
draft. If Mack wanta the Central associa
tion atar ho will have to pay the Bloux
City club $1,000 for him. The draft price
from the Central association la but ISO,
Manager Holmes paid the Waterloo club
7io for. Lewla.
Great Crowd at flail Game.
NEBRASKA CITY, Neb., Sept. 2i-(6pe-Clal
Telegram.) There was a great crowd
present this afternoon to witness the base
ball game between the league team of
Omaha and the EAglea of thla city. The
gamx waa highly Interesting and but for
the two coatly errora made by the Eagles
the score would have been rather small
and besides the players were all hampered
by the large crowd which was about the
grounds. Oondlng and Hollenbeck was the
battery for the Omaha team and Rector,
Baker, Stall and Albers tor the Eagles.
Score:
Omaha 0 2 S 1 1 0 0 0 0-7
Eagles 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0-1
Scores In Two Flgaraes.
VAI.BNT1NE, Neb., Sept. 22 (Special
Telegram.) Chadron, again played ball with
Valentine here today and the game waa a
regular foot race, as the score was 23 to 17
In favor of Valentine. Chadron got thirteen
runs In the first Inning and then the home
team tightened up and won the game after
all. Score: ... . R H E.
Valentine 0 0 0 0 6 2 6 0 322 22 6
Chadron 13 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 217 14 2
Batteries: Valentine, Luke and Chapman;
ChadTon, Janese, Wllaon and .Willis. Btruck
out: By Luke, 6; by Janeae, 2. Time: 2:00.
FIE TEAM AT DAKOTA WESl.EYAX
Brilliant Record Promised for Meth
odist Men.
MITCHELL. B. D., Sept. 22.-(8peolal.)-Interest
In foot ball , at Dakota Wealeyan
university Is more pronounced this year
than for a number of aeaeons. This Is due
to the strong belief that a higher ciaas
eleven Is promised. There will be some
changes In the lineup that' will add Strength
and activity to the eleven. Coach Hardy
had his men out this afternoon for their
first try-out of ' the season, and they
handled- the ball and responded to the ef
forts of the coach with great vigor. Coach
Hardy says he Is satisfied that Dakota
Wesleyan Vill make a brilliant record for
tha aeaaon, for the men show an Indica
tion to take to the work of training with
a will.
Of the old regulars, Hardy Is at half
back, McNaoght at end, Holdrldge at full.
REAL FSTATF
FARM AND RANCH LAAD FOR SALE
, CContlnued.) ... .......
Wyosalac.
PUBLIC LAND OPENING
163.000 acrea of rich Irrigated land. In tht
Eden Valley of southern Wyoming; per
petual water rights furnished settlers
under Carey act of eongress. The gruat
est opportunity ever offered oltlaens of
the United State by the federal govern
ment and stute of Wyoming to own a
rich - Irrigated farm. Cheap ra-.e excur
sions. For full particulars write or see
the Globe Land ana Investment Co., ml
8. 18th Bt.. Omaha, Neb. (gm M415
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE-80H feet ex
tending from Broadway to Pierce street.
146 Broadway and 148 Plsroe atreet. Ad
dress J. 11. Maaon Bon, Wheatland,
Wyo. (20) Mas) 24s
at Ueellaaeona.
NEBRASKA-COLORADO LANDS.
100,000 acres of western Nebraska and east
ern Colorado improved and unimproved
lands at 36 to 316 per acre; any Slav traot.
Fine crops. Write or come and sea: us.
Globe Land and Investment Co., UJ 8.
Uth St.. Omaha. aoy-tt
WHEN writing to advertisers remember
It takes but an extra stroka or two of
the pen to mention the fact that yon
aaw tho ad In Tne Baa. -
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
WANTED
GOOD RENTER ;
For 230-aore farm, within 60 mile of
Omaha; highly Improved and -all tillable
land; 160 acrea now In cultivation, bal
ance In timothy, alfalfa and pastura.
Call or address, Conner A Healey, &3t-m
Board of Trade Bldg., Omaha, Neb.
t2i) m a
REAL ESTATE LOANS
LOANS on Improved Oruana property.
O Keefa H. K. Co., 1001 N. 1. Life Bldg.
wh-tn
FIVB PER CENT
money to loan on
Omana business property,
THOMAS UKENNAN.
Room L New York LUe Bldg.
' 00-278
WANTED City loans and warrants. W.
Farnam Smith 4s Co., 1'arnam Bt.
- tm-irr '
WANTED City loans.
Peters Trust Co.
PAYNE, BOSTW1CK & CO., N. Y. Life.
Private money. tM to 86,000. Low rata
U2 )ca
MONEY TO BUILD. '
3C06 to tJUO.OuG at current rates.
W. H. THOMAS, 60 First Nat. Bank Bldg.
(24 at
100 TO 110.000 made promptly. F. D. Weed,
Wead Bldg.. loth and Farnam. (22) tt6
PRIVATE MONET-NO DELAY.
GARVIN BROS.. ItA FARNAM.
(2) m
LOWE.1T RATES Bemla.
Paxton Block.
(22)-3sl
MONEY TO LOAN Payne Iavestment Co.
22) 284
WANTED TO BUY
HIGHEBT prices for Id-hand furniture, car
pets, clothes and ahoea Tel. Douglas 8471.
i6 3WI
RIGHT prices paid for Id-hand furniture.
- carpets, stoves, clothing, shoes. Tel. Red
6401. (26) 67
WANTED TO RENT
FURNISHED flat, for tbe winter, by
Couple without children; good location;
references will be given. Address L lis,
care Bee. U6 M710
STOVE REPAIRS
WE have In atock (no delay) repairs for
evtry make of furnace, steam or hut water
neater, water f.-oals.
"OMAHA 8TOVK REPAIR WORKB.
120S-08 Dougiss Bt.
Telephones; Bell, Doug w. Ind , A3621.
neoalcr, rf.
Craveth, If.
Wagner. .
etahl lb. ,.
Donnhue, c
Clcotte, p. ..
Standing of the Tcaa
NATL. L.EAOL E. I AMER. LJ5AOCE.
WLPct) W.LPct.
New York. ...87 50 , Cleveland ....WW) .677
Chicago 90 M .Ht9 Detroit '.9 0 .r.W
Ptttaliurg ....ft 64 .610 Chicago HO 1 .567
Philadelphia. 74 3 .WO Bt. Loula 77 1 .6'4
Cincinnati ...7 71 .479' Boston "7 "1 .42
Boston i 82 .414 Philadelphia. . 72 .474
Brooklyn ....48 81 .84fc Washington. .60 7f .437
Bt. Louis 47 M ,S New York... .4 2 .383
OAMES TODAY.
National League Pittsburg st Brooklyn,
Cincinnati at Philadelphia. Chicago at .New
York, Bt. Louis at Boston.
American Lesgue New York at Cleve
land, Boston at Detroit.
back. Orahnm at guard. Fred Bmlth and
Todnew at tackles. Morse, Allison and C.
Bmitli of the auba are back to try for the
team. Of the new men, five of whom
come from the championship team of the
Mitchell High achool eleven of last year,
much can be expected, for they made good
aaalnst some hard teams Inat year. The
new men are Bheeks at halfback;, Nolt,
?uarter; Wallace, end: Cook al end and
-nurlts Bmlth at halfback. Strong over
turea were made to Bheeks and Nolt to
have them go elsewhere, but they decided
to remain at Mitchell. They are both top
players and veryvfaet and active through
out the game. It Is expected they will
show up well In their work during the sea
son. The schedule that fcas been arranged for
the Wesleyana la as follows: Mitchell at
Huron. October 1.1: Mitchell at Yankton,
October 19; Vermilion at Mitchell, Novem
ber 2; University of North Dakota at
Mitchell, November 9, Brookings at Mitch
ell, November 23, and Mitchell with Rapid
City at Deadwood, Noveanber 26.
Before the first game of the season
Mitchell will have several practice games
with Redfleld and the Aberdeen Normal.
WESTER
ATHI.ETI
IJI . HOW
John J. O'Connor la Elected President
After .Lively Dispute.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. Z2. A heated meeting
of the western division. Amateur Athletic
union, was held here tonight. Two candi
dates for the presidency were In the field
and the contest became so bitter that a
ruling was obtained from National Presi
dent James E. Sullivan of New York, as
to the eligibility of Edward Cocheme, for
merly of the University of Wisconsin, for
the office. John J. O'Connor, present head
of the division, had ruled that Cochems
was ineligible to office in the Amateur
Athletic union because he la now a pro
fessional coach at St. Louis University.
At the meeting tonight Cochems and
O'Connor were nominated for the presi
dency of the division and Cochems exhib
ited a letter from President Sullivan con
taining a ruling from the legislative com
mittee of the national bodv to the effect
that there la no rule of the union prohib
iting a professional cnacn from serving as
an officer of the organisation.
Cochems Immediately charged that un
fair methods had been used and declared
he would appeal to National President Sul
livan. Later the new board relnatated to
good standing the Kansas City Athletic
club, but Martin Delaney, representative
of the organisation, refused to accept this
action and resigned from the board. The
club was under the ban for allowing un
registered athletea to compete in a recent
meet.
York High In Training.
YORK. Neb.. Bept. 22. (Special.) The
York high school foot ball team realized
a nice little sum from the benefit enter
tainment given by the Jollo people and
the funda received will be used to 'buy
sweaters and other foot ball rgalla. Un
der the direction of "Charley" Brown,
Bellevue'a greateat foot ball player, Colo
nel "Bob" Taylor, a student under Booth,
and Osborn, coaches for York's fast high
achool team. Is making great progress and
hopes again to win the championship of
Nebraska, and la trying to make dates,
with Iowa crack high school teams, hop
ing to wtn from Iowa as It has done In
years past.
WANTED SITUATIONS
WANTED Position; young man speaks
ana writes -Uerman, h-nglinn, Polish, bo-iii-mlan;
wanta any kino pf worn. Ad
dress E 11, care Bee. 127) HuJ Six
EMPLOYMENT during carnival by man
ajid wife or either. Any good pay Job
acceptable. Cash bond If necessary. Ad
dress, F-162, care lido. Ui)-MltM 2ix
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
William W. McDonald and wife to
Maiy Macstrlck, lots 24, 26, '19,
ii, except right-of-way, and lota 3a
and K, block 8, Brookllne f
Jacob i. Wordeman and wife to
David Anderson, lot 12, block 2,
Nicholsons add g
a. Li. Meyer ana wire to Carrie K.
May, part lot 6, block 20, West End. 66
John A. Crelghton Real Estate com
pany to N. P. Dodge, Jr.,.nei4 sec.
7-14-13 1
tienry joneson to Timothy Ocander,
lots 7: to 81, Benson Heights 1
Joseph Barker, trustee, to Carrie
Hamilton, . lot 27, re-plat block 1,
Bemls park 3,600
S. C- Brewater and wife to C. C.
Weategard, part northwest corner
86-14-12 3,538
William somervuie and wire to Louis
C. Ankele, lots, 2, 3, 4. Barkalow'a
sub 850
J. A. Tamlnoslan and wife to Conti
nental Trust company, lota 1 and 2,
block 8, Schleslnger's add 80
William K. Potter, receiver, to Pat
rick Ward, west H lots 12 and 13, .
block 2, M. Donovan's aub ISO
Mary Foley to Fred W. A. Werth.
ot al., lot 22, block 2, Stevens Place 600
Frank L. Sturtevant to C. Walter
Blixt. lot 17. block 16. Bchull's 2d
add. 3,660
Charles P. Ford, trustee, to Hannah
Casey, part sub lot 2, tax lot 31, sec.
34-16-13 1
W. W. Abbott to Frank Klafal, lot 14,
block 13. Brown Park. 800
Ida M. oatea and husband to Albert
B. Cochran, lots 10 and 11. block 2.
B. B. Wilcox add 600
A. W. Bllxt and wife to Frank I
Sturtevant, lot 6, block 116, Dundee
Place 850
Omaha Saro Deposit and Trust com
pany to Robwrt E. Kroll. lot (. block
S. Wilcox add 400
James Butler to Jamea A. Howard.
lot 1. block 23. Halcyon Heights.... 1,200
Josephine Lowery and husband to
Nettle W. Richmond, lot 6,- block
4. Crelghton Heights j 1,450
E. R French and wife to Cora A.
Wilson, lot , block 7. Central Park 1
Anna C. McCsgue to Elisabeth Blhler,
part lots 3 and 4, block 4, Camp
bell's add 400
Gould C. Diets to James A. C. Ken
nedy, part lot 2, block 8. West
Omaha . .i 1
Ertwsrd F. Brslley, sheriff, to George
R. Bnvder. lots 1 to and 16 to 24,
block 7, Collier Place 4.62S
E. S. Marston and wife to John W.
Roblneon, lot 2, block t, Reed's 3d
add 1.100
Melissa J. Smith and husband to
Sarah Ann Ferguson, w4 lots 24,
26 and 26, block 6, Jerome Park 4.000
Total
..328,5l
LEGAL NOTICES
OFFICES OF THE 810UX CITt A NO
WaWsTEKN RAILWAY COMPANY.
Omabe, Nebraska. August 3. laA
To the Btq kholderei
Notice la Lereby alven. that file annual
meeting of tbe stockholders of Tbe Bloux
City and Western Railway company wui
be held at the office of tbe company la
Boulh Bloux City, Nebraska, at tea (lui
o'clock a. no., en Thursday, October la, Iswa,
lo elect dlrectore for the ensuUig year and
to act upon the question of selling tne
rslliwad property and franchise of this com.
pany to tb Chicago, Burlington At guinoy
Railroad company, the railroad and prop
erty aforesaid being now under lease- to
said company, and for the transection ef
tueh other business ss may legally cats
efore the mooting.
By order of the Board of Directors.
W. P, DUftXaU",
Secretary.
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38 So. Ciaia at, Chicago, UJ.
CHICAGO WINS BOTH GAMES
Championi Oire Leaders Serere Set
back in Eace for Flag.
CUBS ONLY SEC FOISTS BEHIND
Brown aves the. First t.ame Wtaea
Glaata Are Hitting Overall
Hard and Wins tho
Becond.
NEW YORK, Bept. 22.-The Chicago Na
tional league champions Inflicted a setback
to the local team by taking both games to
day. This reduced New York's lead In the
pennant race to alx points. McGlnnlty waa
called In both games as a relieving pitcher
and Brown was also seen In both games,
saving the first by his clever work when
the home players were hitting Overall to
good advantage. Score, first game;
CHICAGO.
AB. R.
H.
2
0
1
0
1
0
2
2
1
0
O.
Hayden, rf
Evers. 7b
Schtilte, If
Chance, lb
Steinfeldl, 3b.....
Horman, cf
Tinker, ss
KUng, c
Overall, p
Brown, p
Totala 34 4 9 27 13 1
NEW YORK.
AB. R. H. O. A". E.
Tenney, lb 2 0 0 13 0 0
HerzoK. 2b .. 4 0 0 2 0
Bresnahan, c '. 3 0 1 8 0 0
Donlln, rf 4 1 2 2 0 0
Seymour, cf 4 12 10 0
Devlin, 3b. 4 1 1 0, 4 0
McCormlck, If 4 0 2 2 0 1
Bridweil, ss 4 0 0 4 3 1
Amu, p 3 0 0 0 1 1
Barry 1 0 0 0 0 0
McGlnnlty, p 0 0 0 0 1
Totals 34 1 8 17 16 J
Batted for Amea in seventh.
Chicago 0 0 1 3 0 0 0 0 04
New York ....0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 03
Two-base hits: Hayden (2). Overall. Don
lln, Devlin, McCormlck (2). Hits: Off
Overall, 6 in six and: a third Innings; oft
Brown, 2 In two snd a third innings; off
Ames, 8 In seven Innings- off McUtnnlty. 1
in two Innings.. Sacrifice hit: Overall
Stolen bases: Chance. Hofman. Double
Play: Kllng to Tinker. Left on bases: Chi
cago, 7; New York, 5. First base on balls:
ott.overall, 2; oft Ames, t. First base on
errors; New York, 1; Chicago, 1. Struck
out: By Overall, 1; by Ames, 1. Time: 1:56.
Umpires : O'Day and Emslle,
score, second game:
CHICAGO.
AB. R. H. O. A. E.
H.
2
2
0
2
1
0
1
1
0
o.
2
3
0
18
2
4
0
8
0
Hayden, rf
6
Evers, 2b
Schulte.jlf
Chance, "lb
Btelnfeldt, 3b..
Hofman. cf....
Tinker, ss
Kllng. c
Brown, p
Totala
84 S
NEW YORK.
AB. R.
9 27 16
H.
0
2
3
1
1
0
' 0
0
0
0
0'
o.
17
0
4
0
4
.0
2
0
0
0
0
A.
0
3
0
1
0
1
(I
8
0
0
0
E.
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Tenney, lb
4
Henog, 2b
Bresnahan, c...
Donlin, rf
Seymour, cf
Devlin, 3b
McCormick, If....
Bridweil. as
Crandall, p..'.
Merkle
McGlnnlty, p
'. 0
.30
Totals
27 14
Batted for Cdandall in seventh..
Chlcsgo 0 0 0 0 0 2
0
1-8
0-1
New York ...0 0 D
,1 0
0 0
Two-base- hits: - Henoi,. Bresnahan 42b
Hayden, Chance, Btelnteldt. Three-base
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hit: Herrog. Hits: Off Crandall. S In
seen Innings; off MoOlnnlty. 4 In two In
nings. Sacrifice hits: Hnfman, Donlin.
Btolen bases: Chance. Donlln. Double
play: Evers to Btelnfeldt. lx-ft on bases;
Chicago. 6; New York. 7. Si ruck out: By
Brown. 3; by Crandall. I; bv McOlnnitv, 1.
Wild pitches: Brown. 2. Time: 1:36. em
pires: Emslle and O'Day.
ri rates Win In Eleventh.
BROOKLYN. Bept. 22 Pittsburg won an
eleventh Inning victory from Donovan's m n
tortay arter an Interesting pitchers battle
between Maddnx and Pastnrlus, the final
core being 3 to 2. Score:
riTTSBt-Ra.'
AB. R. H. O. A. E.
H.
1
1
2
0
0
3
0
3
2
Thomas, cf
Clarke, If
Lench, lb
Wagner, ss
Abbatlchlo. 2b..
Btorke. lb
Moeller, rf
Oibson, c
Maddox, p
...6 0 1 2 0 0
Totals
... 3
10 13 18
BROOKLYN.
A.B.
... 6
... 3
... 0
8
... 1
M.
1
t
o
8
0
1
0
1
0
0
0
A.
0
1
0
2
3
0
E.
0
0
1
0
0
1
0
0
1
0
0
Catterson. If..
Lumley, rf. ..
Maloney, rf...
Hummel, cf....
Jordan, lb
Alperman, 2b.
McMillan, aa..
Bheehan, 3b...
Fanner, c
Pastorlus. p...
Pattce
Totala
.37
7 14
Batted for Pastorlus In eleventh.
Pittsburg 0 100000000 23
Brooklyn 0 000000010 12
Two-base hits: Maddox, Hummel. Three
base hit: Storke. Home run: Catterson.
Sacrifice hit: Maddox. Stolen baaes: Losch,
Thomas, Wagner, 2. Double ploys: Lumley
to Farmer. Abbatlchlo to Wagner to Storke,
Maddox to lach to Abbatlchlo to Storke.
IWt on bases: Pittsburg. 7; Brooklyn, 6.
First base on balls: Off Maddox, 3; off
Pastorlus, 8. First base on errors: Pitts
burg, 1. Struck out: By Maddox, 4; by
Pastorlus, 2. Time: 1:47. Umpire; Klem.
Phillies Win from Reds.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. !2 Philadel
phia hit the ball hard today and knocked
Ewlng off the rubber In five Innings, the
locals winning, 10 to 2. Score:
CINCINNATI. PHILADELPHIA.
AB.H.O.A E. AU.H.O c
ByleM,'l(
6 00 lOrant. b ... J 0
t 0
E(an. It ...
Lobert, ...
Bescher, It ..
Hoblltiel, lb.
Mowrey, 8b .
Paakrrt, st .
Schlet, e ....
wins, p ...
Serldse. f ...
Hugflni ....
III OKnabe, ,b ... t 0 I
1114 4 Tltua, rt .... I 1 1
I 1 I 0 :Matee. If .... I I 1
I 1 10 0 Branafleld, lb 4 I 16
4-n ' I I Oabflrn. tt . . 4 I
10 8 1 OBhean, m ... 4 1 t
4 18 11 Dools, s .... Ill
101 OCorrldon, p . 4 0
6 0
0 6
0 4
1
t
0 1
2 0
10 0 10
1 0 0 0 0 Total!
. .! U 37 14 8
Totala
U 7 14 14 2
Batted for Savldge In ninth.
Cincinnati ....0000000202
Philadelphia .,20204002 10
Two base hlta: Hoblitael, Mowrey, Grant
Magee. Three base hit: Dooln. Hits: Off
KwTng. 10 in five Innings; off Bavldge. 1
in three Innings. Sacrifice hits: Knabe,
Magee, Dooln, Grant. Btolen bases: Bes
rhr twihert Rransfleld. Dooln. Shean.
Double plays: Knabe, Bransfleld. Left on
hasea: Cincinnati 8: Philadelphia. 4. Base
on balls: Off Corrtdon, 3; off Ewlng, 3; off
Ssvldge, 1. First base on errors: 1'hiladel-
Shla, 2. Hit by pitched ball: By Ewlng, 1;
y Corrtdon, 1. Btruck out: By Corridon, 8;
by Savldge, 1. Time: 1:60. Umpire: Hlglcr
and owe ii.
Boston nianks St. Louis.
BOSTON. Sept. 22. St Louis was shut
Out by Boaton today, 7 to 0. Baldwin was
wild and was replaced by bailee In the
first inning. Mattern excelled witn men
on bases. Score:
BOSTON.
ST. LlH'IS.
AB H O A E.
AD U O A. E
Becker, rf . .
H. Moran, If
2 I
0 ( Shaw, ef ... 4
0 t
1 2
I 11
0 0
0 0Burua, 1
OCharlea, tb .. 5
OOsteen, lt ... 4
1 0 Murray, rf .. 4
t OKonek-hy, lb. 4
4 1 Uelehanty, It. 4
1 V Morrle, as ..4
1 DC. Moran, c . 4
Bates, cf
Stem, ib
Sweeney, 3b. 4
Smith, c .... 4
Mcdann, tb . I
Uahlen, as . . 4
Mattern, p . 4
Baldwin, p
0
I
Totala 31 I 1 U 1 bailee, p
Mur0xk
I
Totala U 10 14 14
Batted for Shaw In ninth.
Batted for Bailee In ninth.
Boston 6 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 7
St. Louis 00 000000 00
Three base hit: Becker. Hits: Off Bald
win. 2 In oiiH-thlrd inning: off Bailee. 7
In seven and two-thirds Innings. Sacrifice
hlta: Bates, McUann. stolen base: smith.
Iiouhle nlavs: Shaw. C. Moran. Morris and
Oateen. Leit on bases: Bt. Louis, 11; Boa
ton. 6. Base on balla: Off Baldwin, 2; oft
Mattern, 1. First base on errors: Boston,
lit l.nniH 1 Hit bv riltched ball: Hy
Baldwin, H. Moran. Btruck out: By Mat
tern, 2; by sauee, l. rssseo oaii: urn
Time: 1:46. Umpire'. Johnstone.
NEW BOWLIXG ALLEYS OPENED
first of Aaeoclatton'a Conteata for
tho Season Notable Event.
The association bowling alleys opened
Isst night with a match game between the
Metx Bros, and Gate City, la., teams, In
which event the Gate City bowlers won
two out of three and total pins. The new
alleys were perfect, the pins hard to get
and the scores were disappointing to
manv.
"Dad" Huntington, the president of the
lesgue. presented Messrs. Bhallenberger
and Hitchcock, who made pleasing speeches
and endorsed the game of ten-pins as It
la being bowled on the association alley.
Manager Francisco supplied bis gutats
with liquid refreshments, puncn in plenty
and flowers for the women who were pres
ent In large numbers. Score:
MBTZ BROS.
Kealn 190 168 184 632
Cochran 150 122 19 441
Denman 109 1K6 177 471
Blakemy 205 177 159 641
Huntington 133 182 182 4SJ7
787 824 871 2482
GATE CITY8.
Chandler 159 2t 197 6fl6
Lucas 178 168 171 617
Maurer 155 l' 165 479
Gjerde 181 165 16 612
H. D. Reed 165 108 1G8 4U1
828 " 879 867 2664
Chandler of the Gate Cltys hsd high Sin
gle game 209. also high total. 566.
The Hrodegaard Crowns and Luxua teams
met In the Metropolitan bowling alleya last
evening, the Luxus team losing two and
Winning one. game. Bill Voss wss high
man. with 401, for the Brodegaard Crowns
and Beselln. with 565, for the Luxus. Both
tesms rolled good, conslatent gsmes. The
Cole-McKennas and Postoffic meet tonight.
BUI Voss made the first score tills season
with an average of too. Score: '
BRODEGAARD CROWNS.
let. 2d. 3d.
Fascrburg 173 Ite iiij
Voss 216 182 1S3
Schulta 194 147 187
(.armun 179 177 lt7
Learn 145 143 152
Totals 907 816 812
LUXUS.
1st. 2d. 3d.
Walenx 18 lit; 171
Krug 17 178 144
Bebclin 1p9 178 18
Zarp 15 lf.g isi
Brinks U0 122 itil
Totala 852 792 8C6
646
nl
478
623
445
3,096
'otal.
616
4M)
655
68
433
tlioO
BELLEVIE HAH OLD ME
BACK
Browne and Others aad Mortar of
Lyons Will Play.
Harry Mortar, the Lyons' halfback who
made good last season, and earned his
prominent reputation by terrific lino
sniaKhing in the Hastings game, will work
out with the HellevuM faculty squad.
Mortar Is a valuable back field man. Wltn
him Bellevue will have three of the back
field men from the '07 team. With thtso
three men to build around some other new
men can be worked Into the open halfback
position. Two of last year's sprinters are
trying for thia position. Rscely and Mohr.
Both are fast men. Rscely represent! d
Bellevue lust spring at the truck meet hekl
at W'eaieyan and waa a ulosa second In the
luO and two twenty dashes.
Mortar has sent foot ball stock up sev
eral points snd It Is still higher at preaent
owing to the presence of Browne, the
star punter and drop kicker on the hill.
He had formerly declared his positive In
tentions of not returning, but now says
the chances are about even. With lliia
left-footed wonder In the ranks the In
dians would atart a mighty pace lnded.
Browne will atay for a practice of two at
least and may yet aid the Indiana through
another aeaaon. It will not yet, be por
gotten how this halfback registered five
drop kicks against Doane last yesr snd
that out of six trials. At present Browne
Is coaching the lorn tlign scnool team.
He was a former graduate Xrom York and
now lives there. Because of his brilliant
kicking be ha received rnr.uieralL- at
tention from large schools and now lias
on hand several tempting off-'rs. lie prt
fers, boa ever, to continue Ills foot nail
coaching and his Instruction In music un
let he should again piny the game lor
Ins own ooilege.
I Coach t'ronk continues whipping tu w
1 m.tarUi IniA th.i M,,t tt fit., hW fftipn
seem 10 find college foot ball somewhat
more strenuous than anticipated from tlulr
experience with the high school game.
A n w set of simials la heing put mm
use by Coach Cronk. These sre probably
Permanent. Hamhlln. the manager, has
on hand the riuet of Amity college for
two game this season, one at eitch college.
It Is pvaftthte that one game will be played.
Coach Crow of last season, now coaching
Drake, asks for a game to be played early
In October. Munnger Hantblin desires a
gams with Drake, but not so early In the
season.
E VESTS OM TIIH ttr3fMI TRACKS
Waterepeed Wins Brovkwood Steeple-
ehase al Urareaesd,
ORAVESEND. N. Y.. Sept. 22.-There
was a fairly good attendance today though
the card was an ordinary one. The feat
ure waa the Brookwood steeplechase over
the short course, which resulted In an easy
victory for Wsterspeed. She took the lead
mo taut turn of the field and steaony in
creasing her advantage won by ten
lengths. Summary:
Hrst raoe. handican. all aae. about six
furlongs: Demund (lift. Notter) won. Fort
Johnson (M3. McCarthy) second, Delirium
(W, E. DugHn) third. Time: l:0!a. Peter
Quince, Lot McUrath, Jcunne O'Arc, Pr
Jutco, ExpUlun and Gewan nlso ran.
second race, the Bnrokwooa steepiecnase,
Selling, four-yesr-nlds and up, about two
miles: Waterspeed (1M, Davidsoni won,
Pirate (143, McKenneyi aecond, Stella Laid
(132, Henderson) third. Time: 8:48. Locked
Out also ran.
Third race, two-year-olds, five and one-
half furlongs: Wise Mason (113, Notter)
won. The Gardiner tll2. McCarthy) second,
County Fair 112, E. Dugan) third. Time:
1:07. Mauvletta and Dandy Dixon also
ran. -
Fourth race, handicap, all ages, mile and
one-sixteenth: Moonshine (H8, hX Masiln)
won, Bpooner (li2, Gilbert) second, rai
Weer (It. Sweet) third. Time: 1:48. Brook-
dale Nymph, Tourenne, Mayfleld, Mara
thon and Live Wire also run.
Fifth race, three-year-olds and up. mue
and one-eighth: Whip Top (98. McCarthy)
won, Samuel H. Harris tioi, Jicunnyi
second, Uretna Green (11, Notter) third.
Time: 1:64. Colonel White, Okenite, Wild
Refrain also ran.
Sixth jrace, fillies maidens, two-year-oins,
five and a half furlongs Golden View
(108, Upton) won. Lady Selina tb'8. Mc
Carthy) second, Rosslure (10s, Schilling)
third. Time: 1:08. Tattling, Sententious,
Nature, Hilltop, Blue Grass, Harlem Maid.
Blue Tie. Merry Widow, Murine ana cinuy
G. also ran.
LEXINGTON, Ky., 8ept 21 Summary:
First race, five furlongs: Arconettue (101,
Franklin, straight, 31636 won, Jolly (100,
Walsh. 810.80) second. Alice Bair (lot), But
ler. 87.60) third. Time: 1:01. Pinion, Cusso
warv. White Face. Robin Grey. Solicitor,
Sempronlum, Rosenberg II and Tom lloi
land also ran. .
Second race, seven and a half furlongs:
selllllir: Mainilznl lis,. Cole. Straight. 84J.43)
won, Topey Robinson (111, Taylor, 8.7o
place) second. Beau Brummel (106, Butler,
fi.66 show) third. Time: 1:84. Dunveagan,
Meade, Carew, BonebraKe, Waauukle
Whisk Broom and Leta Duffy also ran.
Thirri rSx.e was rleularHri off.
Fourth race, mile, selling: Dark Night
(108. Walsh. 821.85) won. Margaret (10i
Pickens, 310.70) second, Albert M. (8'J, Mc-
Gee, 849.60) third. Time: 1:41. Banrlda.
Bevefus, Palainon, Stone Street, Lady Bul
dur, Frank Bird and Vanen also rati.
K-lfth race, six furlotiMs: Dainty Dame
iin Rtitlnr. straight. 811.86) won, W. T.
Ovirtnn iuR. Olumicr. nlnce. 815.20) second
Beth Goodwin (91, Hloks. show, 8l7.7o)
third. Time: 1:18. Gold Proof and Or
muSe also ran.
Sixth race, mile and one-tlglith, selling:
Hartlng (102. Butler, 315.85 struiglit. 88.10
place and 8H.60 show) won, J. E. McMillan
(107. Walsh, 37.15 place) second, Bulleview
(105, Hldol, $14 70 show) third. Time: 1:u3-h.
Dr. Lett Huffman and Bt. Valentino also
ran.
GOSSIP OF O. It. . UR1U1RON
Two Complete Teamo Oat tor Practice
Make Good fchowiog.
Two complete foot ball tearrte were out
for practice on Monday afternoon and
both showed up fine. The men are getting
down to signal practice In less time thn
ever before. .
On the first aquad Tayne and Senrs are
doing well on the ends. This is Ptiynes
first year with the Omaha High school.
Sears 16 plaving for the first time since .10
was hurt two years ago. Wllaun, on
tackle. I working hard. Nevells. who was
laid out laBt year, Is working hard for
tackle. Carlson, a aub-tackle on last year s
team. IS doing good work JHiard. A
other good man Is Frlcks, who Is trjlng
for guard. He Is hesvy and over six f ..
McWhlnney Is doing his usual good work
at center, as Is Mch!lnney. Bubjl'-omi-smi
Is showing up in fine .hap, and with hU
forward pass has more than a lighting
chance Khmer is playing quarter In , flnu
i yle; Kloppe slso look, like a Vod.?n.;
ur Sub-half Nash of last year Is gett i S
better and shows up pretty well. On I. e
second team. Andrews, a :?lr- H0"-.
Tukey and Wlckman are doing welt.
They squad a. they -lln Vto work
temporary, so every man will have to wont
rW th. Omaha jr school
has not been made out, but will be puo
llahed as soon as It Is completed.
Gossip of the Diamond.
Cleveland Is certainly making those
.k... tn. Still, you better
keen your 'eye on those treacherous Sox.
They are never whipped, you know.
Towns Ilk Pittsburg and Detroit, where
the average attendance I. about l.ooo. dun t
deserve to have a winning team and so If
the Plrntea and Tigers lose It a all right
to holler hurray. 107
Perrlng la batting .205 and Bchlpke .197.
Still they are big league timber and then
S.. Will till that other Omaha third
baseman. Jimmy Austin, gets Into fust
company. r, ,.
Cy Young-old Cy. of course Frank
Smith of the Box and Christy Mathewson
are the only pitchers who have got away
with two no-hlt games under the present
rule Young, however, still holds the rec
ord! which neither Smith nor
reached. He pitched a no-hlt-no-run game
soma years ago, when only twenty-seven
mJn fed him.' Smith', tea,
Athletics Sunday was nearly up to that,
he was faced by twenty-nine men.
New Orleans, with Its galaxy of big
league stars, did not win the Southern
eaiue pennant. The flng was won by
Nashville, of which Hill Bernlmrd, the old
Athletic and Cleveland Pitch". l"
f.-r .nrt star pitcher. Lord. Cross. Mil
and Rhoe from the majors lire with the
A, . . T-,,.. n r... w.'ua una of
the closest; In fact, the closest of all
leagues. Nashville quit with a percentage
ot 573 and New Orleans .671. Memphis and
Montgomery came close on their heels.
As the Cubs entereu mis imai Kiir.
New York with tne liianis, me uam .
world caught ill oream, .
m hi,i ii for a while. The Giants nave
.ii Ji.clc Pfelster. are in good shape
Jack's arm Is lame and Brown ha a slight
soreness in his pitching wing. Ho forgets
about It, though, when he gets warmed
up. Reulbacn is pticning mn a""
life and Coakley Is working fine, while
Overall Is effective. If unlucky.
"New York of course, had the advantage
over the Cube In this final series because
It is to be played on new ioi gruuuua,
where the visiting team nas no pour jh-
tec-tlon and where an umpire taxes ioug
chances on letting tlue Cuba win a game;
yet Chicago now has a good fighting chance
for the pennant. The Cubs, under the tchnd-
,,l Have nine aames lo uiuy. wiuie toe
Giants have thirteen more scheduled and
some to play offperhaps two. lliey st ly
at home for all those except tnree ai rnna
delphla. The Cuba stay away from home
for all of theirs except one with Pliteburg
at Chicago, October 4.
HYMENEAL
Walrod-llasbroob.
Miss Lela M. Hasbrook of Grundy (Cen
ter, la, and Perry W. Walrod of Storm
Lake, la., were married Monday morning
at 11 o'clock by Rev. Charlea W. Bavldge
at Mr. Joseph Rose's art store. Mrs. J.
J. Huston waa also a witness.
been seriously oeiKeo. in ineir muu -.
the flag, and the Cuba are going at their old
clip and may take another fall or two out of
.i,. fhemv (Hants. The Chicago pitchers.
r3 Wf CURED WITHOUT TMB KMIPK. All Rectal DUai treated upea a peerave,
ft. I I m guarantee, be money te be paid bll cured. A mud treatment. Without the use
I I - f of Chloroform. Ether or other jeneraj aneaethelies, ExsrMneOori FRE8. Wnio
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HARNESS RACES IN COLtMS
Two Week' Meeting of Grand Circuit
Opens at Ohio Capital.
THE EEL DUXATS MINOR HEIR
Favorite la a .-.,( Make for 8i0
Trotters Finishes In Third Plnro
Jades Wlno Board of
Trade Stake.
COLUMBUS, O... Bept. II.-Mlnor Heir s
difeat In the Hotel Harttnan pining ataku,
worth 8fi.0iV, was the noteworthy and rather
unexpected main event of the opening this
afternoon of the Columbus Grand Circuit
races that will continue for two weeks.
The Eel won the event In straight heats,
while George Gano twice slipped by the
tiring Minor Heir Into second, position.
Minor Heir was a 2 to I favorite originally
over the entire field, but after .the first
heat. The Eel was the choice at ths sanio
odds. Minor Heir got sway In the first
htal, a couple of lengths behind the bunch,
and whs forced to go a long mile. '1 lid
Let was in front alt tha way and won com
fortably by two lengths from Georgo Gano
in 2:0.,le. a new record for the winner, and
the best mile paced this year on tho Grand
Circuit.
In the second heat came the genuine ba'.
tie between the two crack pacers. They
scored away with a mighty rush and on
even terms. Hanging right together they
pacod the first quarter in thirty seconds
flat, and reached the half In 0:69. It took
a minute and a halt for them to get to the
three-quarters and the turn for home. This
terrific pace told on both, but most on
Minor Heir. He dropped back, and The
Eel staggered home tn 2 :(2V.
Going away In the third and final heat,
the pace was slower, .the first half -being
done In 1.03. Dean called on Minor Heir
coming down the stretch and The Kel waa
given a great pursuit, but lie won by a
neck. This final quarter was paced In
0:80',4j.
Judex, an outsider tn the betting, won
the Board of Trade pacing stake hy making
a rush in the final eighth of tbe third heat.
Copa de Ora, the pronounced favorite, won
tho second heat In the best time of the
stake history, and led nearly all tha way
In the deciding mile. . When Judex set sallt
the California griding fell back. ; Major
Mallow took a new mark when he won tho
first heat. -
Uplan was the choice In the 2:10 trot, and
landed the race In straight heats, getting
a new record of 2:07H. Teasel waa always
a contender and the speed shown by the
veteran Country Jay In the first heat was
another feature.
NeiUier division of the 2:11 paco could be
finished. Governor Searles Was the publlo
choice for the first division and eaally
won the -opening heat. He broke on the
stretch In the second mile, and M lit in
S., Jr., beat out Tax Title. Shamrock, fa'
vorlte In the second division, was third to
Palatma, sn Iowa horse. In the only heat
raced. The $3,000 Hoster'Columbus slake
for trotters will bo decided tomorrow and
Wednesday. Summaries:
Board of Trade stakes, 2:07, three heats.
purse, js.utio:
Judex, b. g., by Redwood
Ewcn)
Major Mallow, b. g., by
(Mc-
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Box
Elder (Mallow)
Copa De Ora. b. h., by Nutwood
Wilkes (Durfoe)
Jerry H., ch. ff. (Cox-McMahon) . .
Bonanza, b. a. (Thomas)
1
2
1,1
4 '
F.ph Vinders, ch. g. (Crist)...
Brenrta York, b. m. (Niicbols),
Hal R., br. h. (Hedrlek)
Don Romo. b. h. ((Alien)
8 8
.1 dr
Time: 2:05V. 2:03'. 2:04 !.
Hotel Hartman stake, 2:04 pacers, threo
heats, purse, $5,000:
The Fel, gr. - li., by Gamboller
(M.Ewen) 1 1 1
George Gano. b. h. (Cox) 2 2 8
Minor Heir. b. h. (Dean) 3 8 3
Hal Raven, b. tn. (Know)... 4 4 4
Billy H.. ch. g. (Snyder) 6 6 6
The Liar. b. h. (Cares).....,.. dls.
Time: 2:02H. 3:02H. 2:04V
2:10 class trotting, three In five, purse.
81,200.
Uplun, blk. h., by Blngen (Proc
tor) 1
1
2
8
6
4
6
Teasel, ch. tn. (Oeer) 2
Genteel H . br. h. (W. McDonald) 1
Kl Mllagro, br. g. (Lapell) 9
Peter Halta, br. g. (now) 4
Brace Girdle, b. ni. (McMahnn) . . 10
Del Coratiado. br. It. ( Durfgee) . . 6
10
11
11
MImh Prophet, br. tn. (Johnson).. 6
Marvelette, br. m. (L. Mc
7
8
Donald) ..v li-
Gulvallls Directum, b. h. (Byron) 7
l'J
Busy, b. ni. (Cares).,
Directum Penn. b. h. (An
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drews) 13 iu os
Country Jay. ch. g. (NIcIioIm) 3 ds
Chmtine Bolls, br. m. (Cox)..., ds
Time: 207'i. 2:07'. 2:05'i.
2:11 class pacing, three In five, first di
vision, purse, 3800, unfinished:
Milton B Jr., ch. g., by Milton 8.
Cox ) rs 2 .1
Oovernor Searles, b. h., by Lock-
hart (Allermani . .
Tax Title, blk. h. (Keating)
Helen Gould, ch. m. (McMahon) ....
Lena May. ch. m. (Wlllman)
Betty llrent. blk. in. (Nlcknis)
May Bird, b. m. (Douglass) ......
Andrew Cone. b. g. (Simpson)...,
Time: 2:08. 2;07Vi.
2:11 class,- pacing, three In five, aec
ond division, purse, 8800, unfinished:
Patalma, b. h.. by Pat U (Allen)...... 1
Ruby Lack, br. m (Tullmadge) 2
Miamrock, ch. g. (Loomi?) . S
Hundav Ball, . b. m. (Cares) 4
Mias Syracuse, b. in. ( Itathbiin) 6
J. B., ch. g. ( Bogworth ) . . . (
Mies Peeler, b. m. (Men If tcldl-. 7
Dr. Bonney, blk. g.' (Geerifi 8
Alice li., blk. m. (Squlers) 9
Time: 2:07 .
Iowa IttHi wotea. ,
IOWA FALLS The IUCk Taland road haa
re-established the position of trainmaster
of the northern or Dakota division, which,
was abolished last spring, and S. F. Han
chett has been appointed to fill the place.
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