TIIE BEE: OMAITA. TUESDAY, AUGUST 24, 1D09.
Omaha and Sioux City Lose and Des Moines Wins; Pirates and Cubs are Both Winners
PUEBLO HARD ON PITCHERS
Sanders, Lfrwer and McOe All Oiren
: a Hard Bumping.
EOTJEKES GET A GOOD LEAD
la tho Plfirk rwebl Pats a Battllaa
Tosrs mm Taaro Woe ao Stop
pla7 Taosn XJmttl They
Had the Out.
FTTF-irLO. Cota.. Aug. a. After Omaha
4ied Ukn en apparently af lead on
Puebla In the early Innings, the locals fell
on Bandar In tha fifth Innlnr and drove
him aat of tha box. Lower, who relieved
him. waa alao hit hard and retired tn the
eighth Inning In favor of McOee. Locke,
wha atarted to pitch for Pueblo, retired at
tha and of tha flrat lnrtns, on receiving a
, telegram announcing tha death of hla baby
In tha . Qalgano waa hit hard In flrat,
I sooon and third, but than steadied and
only, allowed twa nam to rat to flrat baae
( afterwaxda , The etoitor were played off
their teat florin; Uw mtlMt. Tba acora:
AB. B.
! Flshor, W... 4 1
I T7X, lb
', King, ef.. I
Kane, lb. . 4 I
n.
0
I
0
0
u
8
6
0
I
1
0
10
weioti. ri........... a
jpandry. Ma.-- 4
Potta. aa...M"
-O'edraaa, .. . ... I
Bandera, p. I
iowar, I
icOee, p.. . a
Orssn 1
Totaia J4
PUEBLO.
t 14 11
AB. IL H. O. A. E.
,..441106
Curtis. If........
Corhan, as ......
Clark, lb
Millar, rf
McChesney, of..
Prltohett, lb....
Walters, lb
Mltsa, o
1.- Locke, p
Oalgano, p ,
4
I
I
I
t
9
I
1
1
Totaia M 11 13 XI
U
'Batted for MoOee to nmth.
Omaha 1 1 I 0 0 0-4
Pueblo I 4 4 4 1 4 4 4 U
Stolen bases: Welch, Curtkt, Oalgano.
Two-base hits: Fisher, Cad man, Bandars
Corhan. Three-baae kitat stltaa, Kaoa.
Double play: oPtu ta Kane. Left en
bases: Omaha, 6; Pueblo, I. Home run,:
Penary, gacrlfloe hits: Planer, Corhan,
McChweney. Paased ball: Mltsa. Struck
out: By Sanders, 1; by Lower, 1; by OaJ
gano, 1. Base on balls: Off Ualgano. 8; off
Lower, 1 Tlma: 1:50. Umpire: Ha kail. At
tendance, 760.
WICHITA B K ATS THE CHAMPIONS
Altehlaan Srttlra Dowa After BeL-ag
Towrhed I'p In tne Seoond.
WICHITA, Kan.. Aug. 21,-Atchlson
had ail the better of Clark today after
tha second Inning;, when a home run, a
two-base hit, a eucrlftce and a three-bagger
netted three runa for 8loux City.
Atchison was then a pussle to all but
Hunter, who touched him up for another
homer in tha fourth. Wichita scored In the
first on an error, a base on balls and two
sacrifices and In the third on a base on
balls, a sacrifice and Pennell's three-base
hit. White tied the score In the firth wuti
a two-base hit, which followed a single and
a baae on balls and put Wichita In the
lead his -next time up with a slnKle which
cored Weaterxll from third. Mlddlelon's
home run Inside the fence with two on base
cinched the game In the eighth. The um
piring was bad for both sides. The score:
WICHITA.
AB. R. H. PO. A. E.
Hughes. 2b 4 1 1 8
Wlddleton, rf 4 1 1 0
Pettlgrew, cf , 3 8 11
Weatertll, 3b 1110
pennell. If 4 111
White, ss S011
Weaver, lb 4 0 0 11
Jokerst, C 4 0 1' 7
Altchlaon, p 8 111
Hassler 0 0 0 0
Totals 33 8 12 27
SIOUX CITY.
AB. K. H. PO. A. E.
Bmlth, ss . .
Campbell, If
Andreas, 2b
Towne, c ...
Welch. Sb ..
Hunter, lb ..
Kdmondson,
Stovall, rf
Clark, p ...
4
4
I
1
1
2
6
0
11
2
1
0
cf
Totals .32 4 6 24 13
Ran for Itchlson In the second.
Wichita 1 0 1 0 2 0 1 J -8
Bloux City 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0-4
Struck out: By Altchlaon, 6; by Clark, 5.
Bases on balls: Off Altchison. 1: off Clark.
4. Hit by pitched ball: By Clark, Pettl
grew. Stolen bass: Pettlgrew. Sacrifice
lilts: Mlddleton, Westerxll, Altchison, Hun
ter. Sacrifice fly: Westerxll. Two-base
hits:' Hughes, White, Welch. Three-base
Hits: feiineii, gtovail. Home runa: Mid
dleton. Towne. Hunter. Left on bases
Wichita. ; Sioux City. 8. Time. 1:46. Um
pires: Derrick and Clarke. Attendance,
I &0. .
LANG 1 A PrZZI.E FOR DENVER
Holds tUe Mositilaem Helpless la
All Bat Ob Janlnc
'DENVER. Colo., Aug. 23. Lang waa mas
ter of the field this afternoon, keeping
Denver from having the most remote
ohance to win. He waa finely supported,
Nelhoff, Dwyer and Williams doing es
pecially fine work. Denver got one manl
rvuuu uiv uve man iwu oinrrv m ir
as second. Not more than one hit aa
made by Denver in any one Inning. Ber
ger, the Callfornlan, waa rather easy for i
tne Ufa Moines hitters, especially when
runs were wanted. He waa also given
perfect support, Hartman and Maag doing
some pretty stunts. Denver's one run
' oatne Id the third, when Haley was given
his base on . balls and Maag sent him
home with a two-baKger. Dalton opened
tho game with a single to right. Colllgan
beat out a bunt, Mattlck sacrificed them
ahead and Dwyer'a single sent them In.
Dwyer's two-bagger, a base on balls, and
McManus' two-badger made the game
Certain In the fourth. The score: "
DENVER. s
A.B. R. H. O. A. E.
Maag. 3b 4 0 3 2 6 0
Belden. If..., 4,0 0 8 0 0
Casaady, rf 4 0 1 0 0 0
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Standing of the Teams
WEHT. LEAOTTJ. I AMKR. ArWIf
W.UPct W.LPct.
Dee Moines.. 44 .60 Milwaukee .70 W ,b!4
Sioux City. ..M 46 .Wi! Minneapolis 71 17 AM
Omaha 03 50 .5M txmlsvtlle .616
lenvr R7 61 .51S Columbus ..SI 64 ,M
Topeka T4 M .6o: Kan. City... . .aso
Wichita M H .47.1 Ft. raul ...u o .w
Pueblo
.4 W .406! Indianapolis W .46
.60 71 .iMi Toledo MM .
Lincoln
NAT L LEAGUE.
AMKR. LEAOCE.
W.LPct.
Philadelphia 71 41 .61
Detroit 70 46 .Ml
W.LPct
Pltt-bunr ....7S 30 .7351
Chicago 74 K .ITS1
New Tork...64 40 .62J
Boston 69 47 .N
Cleveland ..67 66 .4W
Chicago .- M .41
New Tors... .42 60 .44
L Loula....46 64 .420
Washington 11 II .181
Cincinnati . .M 64 .500
Philadelphia 4t 60 ,M
ft. Louis. ...4fi 64 .411
Brooklyn ...40 6 .37
Boston 2g 83 .
GAMES
TODAY
Wularn tMrut Oniht at Pueblo. ts
Motnes at Penver, Llnooln af Topelta, Sioux
City at Wichita.
National League Pittsburg at New Tork,
Cincinnati at Brooklyn, Chicago at Phila
delphia, St. Louis at Boston.
American League Washington at C3"r
land. Philadelphia at Detroit, New Yark
at at. Louis, boston at Chicago.
American Association Columbus at
Toledo, Indianapolis at Louisville. Vllweu
kee at Kansas City, Minneapolis at St,
Paul.
Jonas, of..
Lindsay, lb...
Btankard. lb.
Hartman, aa....
Halay, o. ........
Berrer, p a..
Bohannon .....
Wasaon, p......
Totals
14 1 I
DES MOINES.
7 U
A.B. R. H. O. A. E
Dalton, rf Ill
4
Colllgan, as t
I
1
0
6
0
Matllok. ax.. I
Dwyer, lb 4
Nethoff, 8b. I
Kerner, U. ............ 1
Williams, lbs. 1
MoMaana, c. ........... 4
Lang, p.. 4
Totaia 81 6 10 17 14 4
Batted for Bergar tn tha algnth.
Denver 0 4140444 0-1
Des Motnea 8 f 0 8 0 1 o o e-e
Two-base hits: Maac, Dwyer, Molfamis.
Btolen bases : Nelhoff. eaarlflca hits: Wil
liams (1), Nelhoff. Mattiok. Baaaa on ballet
Off Berger, 3; off Lane, 8. o truck out: By
Berger, 1; by Lang, 7. Left on baaeai
Denver. 4; Dee Moinea, 1 Doable plays:
S tankard ta Hartman to Lindsay, Net
hoff to Williams to Dwyer. Timet 1J0.
Umpires MulUn.
FARTRIKO HOLDS TOPBHV4 IAPB
Porre4er Haa Flagrwr afasTieg by av
PMaltad Ban.
TOPEKA, Kan., Aug. tl. Pmrthlnv waa
In fine trim today and bald Tooaka to
six hits after Forrenstatr kad had a An
ger mashed by batng hit by a prtohed
ball, winning. 5 to t Lincoln won By long
hits In tha same Inning, tha aoorat
LINCOLW.
A.B. It. H. O
Waldron. rf
I
4
0
0
Oagnler, aa.
JiHle, If
1
1
X
0
0
0
0
4
Thomas, lb
Davidson, cf . .
Horn ever, lb...
Mason, o
Hoffman, lb...
Forrester, p....
Farthing, p......
Totals 84
TOPEKA
4 12 87
AB
R. H.
O. A. E.
Wooley, ir
Anderson, aa
4 I
10 0
8
1
4
0
4
0
0
4
4
0
Roles. If and ss.
Qler. rf
Kunkle. 3b
Landreth, If
Rellley, ss
Abbott, lb
Kahl. lb
Henry, c
Wright, p
Part-ah. p
1 I
4 0
I 0
0 0
t 0
0 0
0 0
11
Kerns
Tomaaon
Totals 84
T 17 17 1
Batted for Wright tn the sixth.
Batted for Darrah In tha ninth.
Lincoln 0 11000014-4
Topeka 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 01
Three-base hits: Davidson, Jude. Two
base hits: Davidson,' Thomas. Sacrifice hit:
Mason. Hits: Off Forrester, 1 In one inning,
off Wright, 10 in six Innings. Struck out:
By Wright. 2; by Darrah, 2; by Farthing,
8. Bases on balls: Off Wright, 1; off For
rester, 1; off Farthing, I. Btolen baaes:
Henry, Jude, Hoffman. Time: 1:00. Um
pire: Qlenalvln. Attendance: 800.
GAMES IN THREE
LEAGUE
Dnbaqaa Wins From Bloom In art on,
Three to Two.
BLOOMINOTON, 111., Aug. 38. Dubuque
won the game, 8 to 1 today, on Blooming
ton' a errors. Score:
R.H.E.
Bloomlngton ..0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 02 7 4
Dubuque 1 0 0 4 0 1 00 0-8 1 0
Batteries: Davidson and Smith; Wilder
and Nunnemacher. I
PEORIA. 111., Aug. 23. Peoria took the
game today, 10 to 1, by heavy batting and
on Rock Island's errors. Score:
H R K
Peoria 0O084OT0 10 10 1
Rock Island ..1 44044440 14S
Batteries: Gilbert and Hlgglns; Lakatt
and Starke.
SPRINGFIELD, ' Aug. 23,-Springf leld
won 7 to 1 today, principally on orrors of
Cedar Rapids. Score:
R.H.E
Springfield .. ..8 0 0 0 1 0 I 0 7 8 2
Cedar Rsplds ..I 0 0 0 Ot 0 0 0 0-1 5 7
Batteries: Patrick and Kelley; Foster
and Kelly.
DECATUR, III.. Aug. 21. Hark well's
steal home and Spencer'a wild throwing
gave the game to Decatur, 4 to I today.
Score: R.H E.
Decatur 2 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 4 1 1
Davenport 0 0 0 0 0 3 4 0 01 6
Batteries: Loomis and McNamara; Spen
cer and Edwards.
SOLDIERS AND BOOSTERS TIE
Gaaao Waa Called oa Aoeoaat of
Darkness,
NEBRASKA CITY, Aug. 88. (Special.)
The sixteenth Infantry base ball team, ac
companied by the regimental band from
Fort Crook, came to this city at noon and
were guests of cltlsens at the ohautauqua
grounds until the ball game was called
and then returned home on a special train.
There were 3.000 spectators at a very in
teresting game between Soldier boys and
Boosters of this city. Tha game was called
at the end of the ninth on account of
darkness. The acora:
Fort Crook 4 00030401 I
Boosters 8 4 1 4 1 4 4 4 0-4
Batteries: Soldiers. Welch and Waller;
Boosters: Case and Thomas. Umptrost
Baker and Calrnea and Jensen. Timet
2:30.
I , C'larU Griffith Sasacaaaa.
NEW YORK. Aug. 23. Clarke QHffHh.
J rr.&nassr of the Cincinnati club, waa today
i suspended for three days by President
Heydler for objecting to derisions made
latit Saturday by Umpire Rlgler In tha
game between New Vork and Ciacln
nati. So port or Shata Oat Formosa.
SUPERIOR, Neb.. Aug. 88. (SpodaLV
Superior shut out Formosa. 1 to 0. This
team la one of tha beat amateur teams of
, 4 4 4 1 0
I 0 4 10 1
toot
1 4 4 4 1
I I 0 I 0
1 4 4 4 0
4 0 4 4 0
1. nrunkrnnesa. Opium, Morpheas and other
drug; addictions are diseased conditions.
S. Therefore, scientific medical treatment la
necessary.
3. In case ot sickness none but tne beat should
be accepted.
Take Haraey Street Oar from either depot.
j-j-i mw smssmnan" ' J' .,,,,.! i .uj. fm
Kansas and this Is the fourth game lost
of twinty-slx played. Superior challenged
Red Cloud for a aeries of five or six
games from 1109 te W0 a game. Soward
playa here tha last three days this week.
GAMES I If AMERICA. LEAOVB
Detroit Maheo It Poor StrolaM from
Wnahlnartnn.
DETROIT, Mich., Aug. 23. Detroit made
It four straight with Washington, hitting
each of the three pitchers who were sent
In to stop them. Crawford was the star
of the game, getting four bits, including
two doubles, all made with men on bases.
Unglaub's hitting was also noteworthy.
Washington hit VVIIlett hard but fine
fielding, together with the batting of the
local team, decided the result: Score:
DKTRO'T. WA8HINOTOV
B.H.O.A.B. S.H.O.A.B.
D Jwt if.. t 1 0 Brown., rf .. 4 1 4 0
Bo. e 4 1 I T Osohan'. (.. IS I t
c. rt 1111 evnsieuh. lb. 4 it I
Cravfor4, . I 4 1 6 0L.IIt.Ii, ot... I 6 4 16
Dfc.atr, a I 4 6 Conroy, Ik... 4 1 I 1
Martarlty. lb I t 1 tV.llan. It 4 1 1 0
T Jnii, lb.. 1 0 11 6 OMeUrld.. aa. . 4 0 1 1 1
taut, a.... 4 111 estroat, a 4 1141
Wlllstt. p.... 4 0 ft 1 OOray, p t 0 0 6 0
Oroojaa, p.... 10 0 6 0
Totaia t f IT 14 aroitii, p 6 4 0 1 0
Blattery .... 1 1 0
'Vfit m 1 . 1 UA i,
Batted for Smith In ninth. '
Detroit 0 0 0 1 I 4 4 I ll
Washington 1 4 4 4 I 4 4 8 0-4
Twe-baao hits: Cra.wfnnt (1 Thru.
base hits: Buah, Unglaub. Home runs:
Sobaefer, Unglaub. Kite: Oft Gray, six in
(our and otto-third Innings; off Grooms,
two In two and two-third innings; ofl
Smith, ene ta one Inning. Sacrifice hits:
Bush, Cobb. Delehanty. SaorKlee fly: V.
Jonoa. Stolen bases: Crawford. Morlarlty,
Browne. Double plays t Bosh and T. Jones;
Cobb and T. Jones: Street and Conroy.
Baae on ballet Off Wlllatt- 1: off Or.v i
off Grooms JL off Smith. 1 Base on errors:
i-eiroii. . nit py pitched ball: By Willett,
Browne: by Grav. Delahantv Rrmmk
By Willett. 1; by Gray, 1; by Q room a, 4;
it ouuiu, i. tt HQ pitcnea: uroome, l;
Smith. 2. Tlma 1.-6S. TJmnlroa; ITrin. mnA
Connolly.
roar Stralsht for Athletics.
CLEVELAND. Auv n Thti..inhi. t.
day made It four straight, beating Cleve
land, 12 to 4. Cleveland's pitchers showed
Poor form. Manager McGuIre took charge
today of the Cleveland team and appointed
Hirst Baseman Stovall captain. Score:
PHILADELPHIA. CLEVELAND.
, B.U.O.A.h. S.H.O.A.B.
HarUel. if... 1 1 1 ft OLnrd rt a n a a
Morphr. rt... 4 116 arn.k w . a
Oolllna, lb... I t 1 Br.41.y, 4 0 111
Bakw. 4 I 1 I l8tor.ll. lb... 6 I 10 t 6
' l-v u a 1U VUjol., .... 1 Z t ft
Barrr, a 6 114 OCIark., a 4 17 6 0
Mclnala. sa... 1 0 1 ft Hlncbman. If 4 0 1 0 ft
014rlna. of...l 1 a a 1 nwk.. ... a a , .
Urlnawton., el 14 1 0 Ball. as. 4 1 ft 4 0
-.r,., p.,.., i ORtoadaa. p... ft 6 6 4 1
anion, s i s 1 1 ft
Totals 14 11 T7 13 4Bfrrr, p 1 4 0 6 ft
Ooo4e 1 6 0 0 0
YntAla a. m vj 1 m
Batted for Bamr In ntnfh
Cleveland OOOlOOOia-A
PhUadelphla 1 0 0 0 3 0 1 2 112
TwA.h... kl.M. J -i nv. ,1 ...
Three-base hits: Collins. Baker. Sacrifice
ri 1 1 Miirnhv T3aw.. . , ...
Stolen bases: Lord. Baker. Hartael. Col-
HltB: ff Rhoades, 1 in one Inning;
off Sutton, 1 in four Innings; off Bergar, 7
"h four Innings. Bases on balls: Off
Rhoades, 1; off Sltton, 4; off Berger, 1;
Off Xinrcrnn A rri, 1 .. ,
Bitton, Oldrtnt; by Berger, Uving-tone.
H trunk nut' tits Q 4tM n. u.. n
M.OrBTaV.n ft Vm mA kl1. fA I. nr,i ,
pitche: Bitton 1; Berer( X. Fir.t baae oa
. j vioTii.na, i, ieii on oases: Cleve
land. 1- PhlllAlrhl. rni
Plre: EVans. u,u"
White Sox Defeat HteThlaadore.
C3UCAOO. An v ii-ri,i..,
Kw York today, ft to 1. fioore:
CHIOrVOO. mew T01UC
n t rt a n r x a
AKtaatT IK 1 A A Ah. i .a .' ' J '
Parent, aa.... t 8 0 1 OKMlar, rf....4 ft 4 4 ft
i?"'kC-"".'.! i Bntla. If 4 1 t ft ft
Donah.rtr, If 4 6 1 ft 0Crw, aa 4 0 I '4 1
Hahn, rf I 1 1 0 0 La porta, tb.,t I I 1 I
Tann.hUl. lb 4 ft 4 1 flKolfht, lb... I 0 10 1 ft
Sl 4 0 t t ftAuatin. lb... I 1113
"ns, a I 1 Olwaanay, ... I lilt)
mltb. p 16 0 1 leh.ibro, p.... 8 0 ft I ft
. -nempnui . . 1 e o o ft
Totaia......) I tt I 1 Manning, p... ft 0 0 1ft
Totaia. :.... 6 64 II I
Batted for Chesbro in eiahth.
New York 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11
Chloago 8 0400002 S
Two-baaa hi r. rtniui
- , 1.1 in VLl
Chesbro. 4 In 1 lnnln V( . n I . .
Inning. 8aorlflce hlf' Hahn. ' Stolen
bases: Parent, Dougherty, Engla. Double
Plays: Austin to Knight; Patent, Ati to
A Riser. Left on baaes: Chicago, 5; Now
York, 4. Base on balls: Off Chx.hrr. 1-
off Manning, 2. Struck out: By Smith, 5;
by Chesbro, 1 Time: 1:86. Umpires:
Egan and O'Laughlln.
Boston Makes Clean Sweep.
ST. I .Oris. Aua-. 13.R.nn .... .
clean swteD of tha iaHu hv to trim., a
gane. I to 1 Bailey did well until the
AAlTAntK n - V. .. tj 1 v.-n .1 .
...tV...u, r-uTii DVAMw, aacv;onneii, uarrl
gan and Donohue bunched htta. Score:
BOSTON. gT. LOUU
"Ilea,. If 4 4 1ft 0Harta.ll, sa..4 1 I 4 t
Lord 3b .4 ft 1 1 fts.on., U 4 MM
fpeakAr. of... 4 I I 0 ftH.flman, of.. 4 0 4 4 1
UtmIw. rt.... I 1 ft 1 lQrlii.. lb.... 1 U 1 o
Wamar, m .,4 1 1 4 I St-hw.tti.r, rt 4 ft 1 ft a
M'C'nn.11, lb 4 1 1 I Or.rrl.. lb. ... I ft ft n
C.rrlsan. lb. 4 1 II ft ftWIIHamt. 2b. 4 6 110
Donohue, 0...4 1 4 0 1 gt.ph.ni, o... I 1 4 ft ft
Clcolte. p.... I 10 1 0B.I1-T, p.... I 6 0 1
Totaia 14 I 17 11 4 TYxaW mT
St. Louis 1 1 0 0 0 0 4 0 01
Boston o 0 0 0 0 0 8 0 43
Two-baaa hit: Rt.nh.n, Th....k... ki..
Williams (2), Speaker, Donohue. Stolen
bases: Hoffman, Speaker, Wagner. Base
on balls: Off Bailey, 1; off Cicotte, 1
Struck out: By Clcoto, 8; by Bailey, 8.
Passed ball: Donohue. Time: 1:40. Um
pires: i-errine ana Bnerldan.
R4)D AND GUJf CLUB YACHT RACES
Mary Alice la tho Lead oa Paints Up
to the Present.
The skippers of the different sail boats
of, the Omaha Rod and Gun club, which
are contending for the Albert Edholm cup,
held a meeting Saturday night and decided
tO mn an .Ttrl r a C.n... i
- - I'uiiuBj iiiuriiina.
Owing to the faot that there were eight
" ig oe run tnts season, it was
decided that it would be a good Idea to
double up occasionally In order to pre
vent the series from running too late
Into the fall.
Winds prevailing Sunday morning were
excellent and promptly at 11 o'clock the
boats were sent away. The Mary Alice
made a fine get away and continued to
hold Its lead until the end. at no time
being In dangrr of being overtaken. The
exciting part of the morning race was for
second position. The Catherine held sec
ond position until the last flftv feet of
the course, when the Iole picked up and
passed It, defeating the Catherine by
three-fourths of a boat length. The Cath
erine was third and the Trio fourth. The
Prairie Bird, Crew, Omaha and the Teddy
also sailed.
Time In the morning race: Mary Alice,
68 minutes 80 seconds; Iole, M minutes'
Catherine. 89 mlnutea, 8 seconds; Trio 69
minutes 16 seconds.
The wind In the afternoon was not as
good as in the rooming, but nevertheless
a pretty raoe waa witnessed. The Cath
erine won. Its time being one hour. The
Iole was second, time 1 hour and 4 minutes.
The Trio, third, time: 1 hour 5 minutes.
Mary Alice, fourth, time: l hour 6 min
utes. Omaha claimed the fourth noltlnn
In the afternoon race owing to the '"t
that the Mary Alice touched the Trio
during the course of the race. The Omaha
contended that this should throw the
Mary Alice out and put the Omaha In
fourth position. However, It was shown
that at the time of the foul, the wind had
lulled to such a degree that the Mary
Alice was not under the control of Its
skipper and tha Mary Alice was therefore
held bl am el aaa.
The results of the two raoes yesterday
gives the different boata the following
atanrltnan In nAlnta
aiary Alice
,...SW
....vs
....in
....10
f
.... 36
.... 8"
.... 00
Tnl.
Catherine ...
Trio
Teddy
Crew
Prairie Bird
Ripple
Omaha
Med Cload Defeats HaatlBB.
RED CLOUD, Neb. Aug. . (Special.)
Red Cloud defeated Hastings today, score.
1 to 1. Score by innings: R H.
Red Cloud 0 4444144 12 6
Hastings 4 1444444 0-1 7
Batteries: Red Cloud, Clegg and Car
roll; Hastings. Olson and Schoonover.
Struck out: By Clsgg. T; by Olson, 7.
Stolen baaea: Harris, bchoonover, Murohy,
Carroll, Buck, 1
PIRATES BLANK PHILLIES
Locali Get but Five Hits off Leifield
and Are Shut Oat.
LEACH MAKES A HOME BUN
Other Tally te by Wofin, Who
Draws a Pass, Steals Secoad
aad Scores oa Slagrle
by Wilson.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 23. In a pitch
ers' battle here todr.y between Leifield aad
Moore, Plttaburg defeated Philadelphia, 1
to 0. Wagner scored the first run after
getting a base on balls, on his steal of
second base and Wilson's single, while the
other was a home run by Leach. Score:
PITTBBCnO. PHILADELPHIA.
B.H.O.A.K. B.H.O.A.R.
Firm., tb I 1 t 1 lorant, ,k 1 0 1 "
Loarb. ef 4 1 I 6 0 TtatM, cf 4 ft I 0 ft
Clarke. K 4 11ft OTItua, rt 4 I 1 ft ft
Waaner, aa...l 1 1 I (I Mas-. U....I 0 1 0 ft
Mill.r, lb.... 4 6 11 lBr'r.atl.14. lb 4 0 14 0 ft
A but .In, lb.. 4 1 13 6 OW.rd. lb I 1 1 I ft
Wilson. H....4 lift ftOoolan, ...... I ft 6 I ft
Olbann. a 4 111 CDooln, e 10 4 1ft
Lotfleld, p... 14 11 ftMeoro, p I 1 1 1 ft
ToUla U T 37 14 I Total. 10 6 17 U ft
Pittsburg 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 4 0-8
Philadelphia 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0
Home run: Lanch. Stolen baes: Wag
ner, Grant. Double play; Ward to Brans
field. Base oa balls: Off Moore, 1: off
Leifield, 3. Struok out: Bv Moore, 5; by
Leifield. 1. Time: 1:81. Umpires: John
stone and Eraslie. .
Chloaao Wins Prosa Boston.
BOSTON, Aug. 28. Chicago today played
lta last game here for this season and won,
11 to 6. It was a poor exhibition, the only
feature being the pitching of Curtis. Score:
CHIOAOO. BOSTON.
B.H.O.A.K. B.H.O.A.B.
Et-ts, lb 114 4 OAutroy, 1Mb. 4 17 4 0
Bh.ck.ar4. If.. 4 110 OBocltrr, rf.... 1 0 ft ft
Sobulu, rt... I lift ouahl.a, lb..,, 1 0 0 1 ft
Howard, lb. ..4 I 11 ft l gtnar. ib 4 1 I I I
8t.tnf.ldt. lb 4 4 ft 4 "Beaumont, at, 6 6 4 ft ft
Hofmaa. ef... 4 16ft tlwnnir, lb.. I 4 0 4 1
Tlnk.r, aa.... 4 1 1 I OBeek. lb I 0 1 0 I
Archer, c 4 lift t'shnn ........ 1 1 ft ft 0
Pfotaur, p.... I ft 0 4 Oflim. K I 1 1 ft 0
Or .rail, p.... 1 ft o ft oormhara. c... 4 111V
Oati. aa 11110
Totaia 13 1117 17 IKIchle, p ft 0 4 ft ft
Ctirtl., p 4 0 0 I ft
Mhaw 1 0 ft 0 ft
I
' Total. 41 10 K 11 4
Batted for Beck in the sixth.
Batted for Curtis In the ninth.
Chicago l 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-11
Boston 0 0 0 0 0 I 0 3 06
Two-bsse hits: Tinker, Autrey, Becker.
Hits: Off Richie, 7 In one and one-third
Inning; off Curtis, 4 to seven and two-thirds
Innings; off Pfeister, I in seven and two
thirds Innings; off Overall, 1 in one and
one-third inning. Sacrifice hits: Sheckard,
Tinker. Stolen bases: Kvera, Howard (8),
Stulnfeldt, Hofman. Double playa: Pfeis
ter to Tinker to Howard; Sweeney to Siner
to Autrey. Left on bases: Chicago, 0;
Boston, 12. Base on balls; Off Pfeister,
8; off Richie, 2; off Curtis, 4 Base on er
rors: Chicago, 8; Boston, 1. Hit by pitohed
ball: By Pfeister. Autrey. Struck out:
By Overall. 1: bv dirtia. K Tim- .ik
Umpire: O'Day.
Even Break la Brooklyn.
BROOKLYN. Aua. ZS. Brooklyn anr1 St
Louis (divided a double-header today. Bell
pucnea Drimantiy in tne llrst, while the
locals batted both Raleigh and Melter
freely and ran baaes at will, owing to
Phelps endeavoring to catch with a sore
hand. The visitors found Pastorlus easy In
the seooDd game, while Bebee was Invin
cible. Bergen kept down the runs bv
throwing out seven men on attempted
steals. Burch'a all-around work waa an.
other feature. Score, first game:
BROOKLYN. ST. LOUIS.
B.H.O.A.B. B.H.O.A.B.
Buroh, ef 6 1 t ft 0Barb.au, lb.. 4 116 6
Clement If... I 110 ft Bill., If 4 0 0 0
Lennox, lb... 4 3 1 3 OfhalD., a 4 0 1
McElTMn, aa. 1 3 ft 1 IKoa.tchr, lb. 4 t 6 6 ft
Alperman. lb 4 1 4 I ORt.do, rf I 1 ft ft ft
Humm.l. lb.. I 111 ft, op.l.hantjr, 2b 4 4 1 1 ft
Hunt.r, rf... 0ft OMurphr. of... 4 4 I ft ft
Marahall, 0. .. 4 ft 4 ft 4 Stork., as 4 4 1 1 4
Bail, p I ft ft 1 OR.lalgh, p...l 1 ft I ft
'Lwh v 1 ft 0 ft ft
Totals II I 17 I 1 If altar, p 1 0 6 1 ft
Total. 11 6 14 I 1
Batted for Raleigh tn fourth.
St. Louis 4 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 00
Brooklyn 3 0 1 0 0 0 8 0 7
Two-base hit: Alperman. Three-bass hit:
Alperman. Hits: Off Raleigh, 6 in three In
nings, sacrifice fly: Hummel. Stolen bases:
Konetchy, Burch (2). Clement, Lennox (2),
McElveen. Double play: Lennox to Alper
man to Hummell. Left on baaes: St. Louis,
8; Brooklyn, 6. Base on balls: Off Bell, 3;
off Raleigh, 2; off Melter, 2. Base on er
rors: St. Louis, 1. Struck out: By Bell, 2;
Raleigh, 2. Wild pi ton: Raleigh. Time: 2:31.
Umpire Klam.
Score, second game:
ST. LOUIS. BROOKLYN.
B.H.O.A.B. B.H.O.A.B.
Barbeau, lb.. I 1 1 1 0 Burch, ef 4 1 1 0 0
Ellla, It 4 1 I 0 0 Clement, If... 6 I I 0 ft
Illlaa, e I III ILsnnoa, lb... 4 I 0 ft ft
Kon.tchr. lb. 4 I I I ft McElrean, a.1 1 4 19
Kvam, rf 4 I 1 ft OAlparmaa, lb 4 0 4 4 4
Dal.hantr. lb 4 1 I I 0 Humm.l. lb.. 4 1 1 ft ft
Murpbr. at... I lift 0 Hunt.r, rt.... 4 0 1 4 ft
Stork., 4 111 0H.r(.n, 0....I 1 T T 1
B.bao, p 4 1 1 ft er.atorius, p. I 0 0 1 ft
Jordan 1 ft 6 ft 4
Total. II 16 17101
Totaia 64 I 37 11 1
Batted for Pastorlus In ninth.
St. Louts 4 00081010-4
Brooklyn 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 01
Two-base hits: Barbeau, Evans. Three-
Dase nit: mvans. Bucniice fly: Delehanty.
Sacrifice hits: Barbeau, Konetchy, Burch,
Bergen. Double play- Bergen to Alperman.
Left on bases: St. Louis, I; Brooklyn, 10.
Base on balls: Off Pastorlus. 6: off Beebn.
6. Passed ball: Bergen. Wild pitch: Bebee.
Time: 1:47. Umpire: Klem.
Glaata Defeat Reda. .
NEW YORK, Aug. 23. Cincinnati, play
ing Its last game here this season, waa
beaten 12 to ! by New York today, after
a struggle in which each contestant used
three pitchers. Score:
CINCINNATI. NBW TORK.
B.H.O.A.B. B.H.O.A.E.
Millar, ef 1 ft 0 ft 0 Do,l, ii 4 7 0 a
Bnch.r, If... 4 111 ft B.rinuur, cf.. I t ft 0 ft
r.ek.it. ir-of 4 111 ftDavor.. ef. ...0 ft ft ft ft
HoMIU.1, lb. I I I 1 tMcCorta'k, If. 4 1 ft ft ft
ktjuh.ll. rf... lift dO H.ra, rf. ... I I 6 ft ft
Rf.a. lb I 1 ft I ft Davlin, lb.... 4 1 1 ft ft
Lobart. lb.... 6 lift 0BrldTi.il, as.. I 1 ft ft 1
Down.r, ..... i 1 1 I 1 Tenn.T, lb. ..1 0 I ft ft
Kotn, c ft 14ft IM.rkla. lb.... I 1 I ft 0
0n ar, p I ft ft ft 1 My.rt, c 1 10 a 0
mpo.11. p.. t ft 0 ftCrancall, p.. ft 0 ft ft ft
Dubuc, p 1116 1 Marquara, p.. I ft ft 1 0
Aim, p 1 1 ft I 1
Totaia i 1111 11 I
Total. It 11 17 I I
Seymour out; hit by batted ball.
Cincinnati 1 0 1 0 8 0 0 1 39
New York 0 0 0 7 0 1 8 1 13
Two-base hits: Paskert. Seymour. Brld-
well. Roth. Three-base hits: Hoblltxel, 2.
Home run: Hoblltxel. Saorlflce hit:
Egan. Sacrifice flys: McCormlck (2),
Uevlln. Stolen bases: Paskert. Eean
Doyle (2). Seymour, O'Hara (2), Brldwell,
Meruit, Uevore. Lubert. Left on bases:
Cincinnati 8, New York 6. Bases on er
rors: Cincinnati 1. New York 1. Double
plays: Downey to HohllUel, Paskert to
Lobert. Struck out: By Oaspar 1. by Camp.
Dm 1 1, oy duouc L by Marquard 3, by
Ames t by Crandall 1. Bases on ball.:
Off Campbell 3, off Crandall 1. off Mar
quara I, off Dubuc 4. off Ames 1. Time.-
2:30. Umpire: Rlgler.
CONTRACTS
AND
RELEASES
National President Heydler Aa.
aonnres Transfers of Players.
NEW TORK, Aug. 23.-Presldent John A.
Hinder of the National league of profes
sional base ball clubs announced the fol
lowing contracts and releases today:
Contracts: With Cincinnati. C. K. Car
mlchael; with SL Louis. W. J. Barbeau
and Alan M. Storke, both assigned by
Pittsburg.
Heleast-s: By Boston, unconditionally,
Claude C. Ritchey to Lynn, New England
league; Thomas Tuckey and Fred B.
Stern; by Pittsburg, to St. Louis National
league; W. J. Barbeau andAlan M. Storke.
by 8t. Louis to Pittsburg. Robert Byrne.
LARGE BASS KOH CUT-OFF LAKE
Blar Lot Prosataed by Fish Com la-
aloaer O'Brien.
"We expect soon to hava a nice lot of
large bass for Cut Off lake," said W. J.
O'Brien, fish commissioner of Nebraska,
at the Merchants Monday. "I am satis
fied that the Omaha Rod and Gun club
and the authorities are doing all possible
to protect the fish In tha laka for legttl.
mate fishermen and for that reason ws
will put in a large number of fish this fall
The flan will be U large slse. We now
have In sight about TOO adults and 8.0
flngerllngs which we will get from a
northern lake, and these will be much bet
ter for the lake than the flngerllngs we
bring up from the flaherles."
GAMES I AMH1IIICAM A SSOCrATIOX
8t. real Wins fro Minneapolis,
Oae to Mothlna.
ST. PAUL. Aug. 2a.-Cheih had Minne
apolis at his mercy today, holding them
to two hits, the first of which came In
the eighth. Up to thst time not a mnn
reached first. Young was easy for St.
Paul and only sharp fielding prevented a
larger score. Score:
ST. PAIL. MINNEAPOLIS.
B.H.O.A.B. B.H.O.A.B.
Murrar. cf ... ft 1 ft Oo. Collin., ef 4 0 ft 0 ft
Boucb.r, aa... 4 ft 1 1 Onrtrr, aa 4 ft 1 4 1
L'r . If 4 ft I ft ftPcvna. .b ... I ft I 4 0
Armb'tler. rf 4 I ft 1 Oclrmer, rf.... I 0 114
Crlnrll, lb... I 1 II ft Ofrmtll, If... I ft ft ft ft
OUnen. lb. ..I 3 1 4 01. Collin., 3b I 1 1 ft ft
ftrenrer. e ... 4 ft ftoill, lb I 0 t 1 6
Wrlflay, lb.. I I 0 ft ft Block, a I 110 ft 0
ChMb, p I ft ft I OYouna. p I 0 1 1 ft
Qolllln ft ft 9 A
Totals II 1 47 15 0PatterAon ...ft ft ft 9 ft
Totaia II I 14 1J 1
Batted for Young In ninth.
Ran for Block In ninth.
St. Paul 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1
Minneapolis 00000000 00
Two-base hits: Armbruster, J. Collins.
Double plays: Downs to Oyler to Gill;
Clymer to Block. Bases on balls: Young.
2. Struck out: By Chech 3, bv Toting '8.
Sacrifice hits: Carrlsch, Qulllln. Left bn
bases: St. Paul. 8; Minneapolis. 2. Time:
1:45. Umpires: Guthrie and Owen.
Milwaukee Defeata Kansas t'lty.
KANSA8 CITY, Aug. 23. -Milwaukee de
feated Kansas City today I to I Seme:
MILWAUKEE. KANSAS CITY.
B.H.O.A.B. B.H.O.A.K
Randall, rf... I I 1 4 ft shannon, of.. 4 1 1 0 0
Roblneon, as. I I ft I 1 Sliay, 4 1 0 I 0
Barry. If I 1 1 0 OCarllila. If. ..4 1 I 1 6
trunk, cf.... 4 I 1 0 OH.IImirl, rf.. 1 0 1 ft 0
MoOann, lb.. 4 I K 1 1 Lot, lb I 111 I 1
Clark, lb 4 1 0 4 ft Helling, lb... I 1 I S ft
MrCorm'k, lb 0 1 1 lDraehMF, lb.. 4 0 12 1
Warnar, e 4 0 ft I 0 Sullivan, o... 4 I I I 1
MUljrnn. p.. 4 0 0 1 OFIan.nr, p.l 1 1 1 0
Totals II I 27 13 1 Total. .. ...81 ft 57 1 I
Kansas City 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 13
Milwaukee 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 47
Two-base hits: Sullivan, 2; Shay, Shan
non. Carlisle, McGann. Home run: Ran
dall. Stolen bases: Shay. Mailman. Flah
erty, Love, Robinson. Struck out: r.v
Flaherty, 1; by McGlynn, . Passed bhlls:
riulllvan. Baae on balls: Off Flaherty. 6:
off McQlynn, 4. Time: 1:00. Umpire:
King.
Distillers Easy for Hooalere.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 23. -Indianapolis won
the fourth game of the series from Louis
ville today with ease. Llndaman was ef
fective throughout while Pnckard, Clay
ton and Puttmann were hit hard. The
visitors' batting was the feature. Score:
INDIANAPOLIS. LOUISVILLE.
B.H.O.A.B. B.H.O.A.K
rhaee'rne. If. 6 I ft 1 ODunlea , rfi I 1 I 0 ft
Harden, rf...t lift OWoodrulf, cf.. 4 ft 4 ft 1
Bp.nc.r, of... 4 4 1ft ORuUItio, lb. Ti 1110
Carr, lb 6 lit ft OFenlnn, If. ...4 ft 0 0 ft
Burke, lb 4 10 1 03.1m, lb 1 1 11 0 0
Howlor, o 4 1 I ft 0OIon, lb 4 1 I I 1
Wllllama, Sb. I ft I 6 IQuinlan. sa..4 1 1 4 0
Hopk., as 4 1 I 6 IPelte. e I 0 I 1 0
Llndaman, p. 4 ft ft 1 ftPackard, p... 10 0 10
L lay ton. p I ft ft I
Totaia II 11 17 II 1 Puttmann, p.. ft ft 0 ft ft
Total. II 7 tT 11 1
Louisville 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 02
Ir-Hanapo1ls 1 0 6 0 0 0 4 0 20
Stolen bases: J Salm, Chadbourne (3).
Spencer. Two-base hits: Carr, Chad-
bourne. Three-base hit: Burke. Double
plays: Hopke, Williams and Carr (2).
Struck out: By Llndaman, 6: by Puttmann,
Base on balls: Off Packard. 1: off
Llndaman, I; off Puttmann, 1. Hit by
pltoher: Burke, Salm. Hits: Off Pack
ard, 6 In 11-8 Innings; off Clayton, 1 In
1-3 inning; off Puttman, 4 in 2 Innings.
Left on baaes: Louisville, 4; Indianapolis,
Time: . 1.-60. Umpires: Sullivan and
Conahan.
Toledo Wins from Colnmbaa,
TOLEDO, Aug. 23. Toledo tied the soore
twice, overcoming a lead of three runs In
the ninth and won in the tenth with a
high throw, a sacrifice and single. Robin
son and Llnke both were driven out In the
ninth. Score:
TOLEDO. COLUMBUS.
B.H.O.A.BL B.H.O.A.B.
Battery, cf ... 14 0 Kru r, ef.... 6 I I ft ft
Hlnchman. tb I I I I ftOawelt. lb.... 4 1 11 ft ft
PvAem.n, lb., I I 11 1 lCongaUon, rf 4 I 1 ft ft
Htckmin, It.. 4 1 1 0 Ofobl, c 4 1 I 4 0
McCarthy, rf. 6 I 0 1 OCIark.. It.,.. 4 Ills
Elw.rt, lb.... 4 111 ftO'Hourke. lb. 4 1 I I 1
Land, 0 I 1 T 4 OWrattan, s.,1 1111
Lynch, aa.... 1 III I Frta", lb I 1 1 ft ft
Robinson, p.. 1 0 ft I 0 IInk., p 4 0 14ft
Mcgurdr. ... t 0 1ft ft Pickett, p.... ft 0 0 10
Abbott 10060
Total. SS 1PM II 1
Total! M 1119 1 I
Odwell out for Interference.
Batted for Robinson In ninth.
One out when winning run scored.
Toledo 4 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 1-6
Columbus 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 3 0-6
Two-base hits: Hickman, Kruger. Three-
banded,
vr''? V if . ' "j
Allen Bros.
bass hit: Hlnchman. Ieft on bases: To
ledo, 6; Columbus, . Double plsys: Lynch
10 Hlnchman to Froroen, Llnke to Friel.
Hit by pitched ball: By Llnke, 1 Uaaes
on balls: Off Robinson, I; off Llnke, 3.
Sacrifice hits: Freeman, Hickman, Robin
son. Congalton. Clarke. O'tlourke. Stolen
bases: Freeman, Congalton, Clarke,
O'Rourke. Struck out: By Llnke, I; by
Robinson. 4. Hits: Off Llnke. 10 In eight
Innings; off Robinson It In nine Innings.
Psssed ball: Fohl. Wild pitch: Robinson,
Time: 2.86. Umpire: Haves. '
TEX.NI8 CnACKS AT KANSAS C1TT
Mlssoarl Valley Tournament Opens
oa Conrts of Athletic Clob.
KANSAS CITY, Mo.. Aug. 23 With
fifty-four of the best players In this sec
tion of the country, and many exoltlng
names expected, tht eighth annual Mis
souri Valley lwn Tennis tournament
began here today on the court of the
Kansas City Athletic club.
Meal weather conditions prevailed. To
day's play was Id singles only.
Among the prominent out-of-town play
ers entered are Paul Gardner of Chicago,
one of the winners in doubles of the Mid
West tourney at Omaha last week; W. L.
Warfleld, Chicago; Drummond Jones, St.
Louis; J. T. Bailey, Oklshoma, cham
pion, and O. Vernon of St. Joseph, Mo.
In the morning play H. V. Jones of Kan
sas Cltv depeat'.d L. L. Uhls of Ossswato
mle. Kan., R-0. 6-0. Drummond Jones of
St. Louts won from Bert Wllllama of Kan
sas City, 6 2. 7-5.
Paul Gardner of Chicago defeated Barry
Fnlton of Knaa City. 6-4. 6-1.
W. L. Warfleld of Chicago defeated Frank
Hale of Ni-onoaha, Kan., 2-1, 4-2, 4-1
F. E. Shelden of Kansas City defeated
W. Stokes of Ossawatomle, Kan., 4-3, 0-3.
George Rodman of Kansas City defeated
O. Sharrard of Atchison, Kan., 4-0, 4-6, 4-4.
W. A. Penly of Augusta. Kan., defeated
A. II. Dickinson of Wichita. Kan.. 4-8, 4-4.
. Welhener of Kaunas Clly defeated H.
IUi.iinson of Kansas City, 8-6, 6-3. 4-2.
John Bodman of Kansas City defeated O.
V. Vernon of St Joseph, Mo., 6-3, 6-4.
Jack Cannon, Kansas City, beat H. W.
Durall. Kansas City, 6-1; 6-2.
Ed. Roemelser. Kansas City defeated R.
M. Hoerr. St. Louis. 6-2; 7-6.
The afternoon play did not result In
many surprises, the players winning about
as thA gallery played them. The follow
ing results were recorded:
Paul Gardner, Chicago, defeated Arthur
Sternburg, Wichita, Kan., 4-2. 4-8.
George Bodman, Kansas City, defeated
William Warfleld. Chicago. 3-6, 4-3. 6-4.
Drummond Jonee, St. Louis, defeated
Arthur Hayum, Kansas City, 8-0, 6-8.
O. R. Sellers. Lexington, won from J.
J. Ppppard. Kansas City, default.
Adrian Sherman, Kansas City, defeated
S. Sellers, Lexington, 4-6. 6-4, 6-8.
TKJTTfIS PLAY AT NEWPORT.
William J.
Clothier
Defeata Karl
Behr.
NEWPORT, R. I., Aug. 23. Of tho 164
players entered In the twenty-ninth annual
tournament of the United States National
Lawn Tennis association, at the Newport
casino only eight remained tonight. The
fifth round was completed today and to
morrow will see the four matches In the
sixth.
W illiam J. Clothier, who won the na
tional championship three years ago, de
feating Karl H. Behr again met Behr to
day and again showed his superiority.
Four sets were required. Behr took the
first easily, but after that the numerous
points he earned were more than offset
by his frequent nets and outs. Clothier
played steadily throtighout and tonight
he was mors the favored to win the all
comers' tournament, as Behr has been
considered the only possible stumbling
block in his course to - the challenge
match.
Nevertheless, there were not wanting
tonight those who predicted that the llght-nlng-llke
Paclflo coast player, M. E. Mc
Loughlln, was very likely to reaoh the
final round, and to make matters decidedly
Interesting for Clothier. However, Mo
Loughlln still has to meet R. H. Palmer
and the winner of the Inman-Touchard
match. .
Today's surprise was the defesk of T. R.
Pell, one of the holders of the southern
doubles championship and Indoor tennis
Ci onii.on. uy ... M. Crngin, Jr.
Tomorrow Clothier will have for an op
ponent E. H. Whitney, the Harvard Inter
scholastlo champion. While Whitney has
played an excellent game throughout the
tournament, experts do not believe he
will prove a serious obstacle in the path
ef the former champion. McLoughlln will
meet R. H. Palmer, who won a hard five
set match from F. G. Colston today, while
T. C. Bundy, the Los Angeles expert, will
play Cragln and F. C, Inman, the Met
ropolitan champion, will have C. F. Touch
ard for an opponent. The experts v were
Inclined to favor Clothier, Bundy. Mc
Loughlln and Inman as the most probable
survivors for the seml-flnals.
Olbsoa Files Protest.
L. C. Gibson, who drove his Chalmers
Detroit car In the recent reliability con
test of the Omaha Automobile club, has
filed a protest against the award of the
judges. He claims that his car waa
penalized heavier than other cars for the
same faults by the technical committee.
If you want
costly looking
if you insist on ornamented boxes and
don't care what you pay for a lot of orna
mental fandangoes you won't buy Cobs.
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packages are too ugly the box is too common.
Cobs are made of well ripened Havana, Cobs
don't pretend to be fancy they're the crudest
of all cigars. But what they lack in appear
ance they more than make up in quality
and in value, and in aroma, and in smooth
ness, and in taste.
Just because everything else tut the cigar has been econ
omlzed on down to the mill Cobs don't have to be. They
can be sold nine for 15 cents and be made of the same
leaf as the best 10 cent Havana cigar.
Not for men who want to economize. or who have to but for all
men who want the best smoke.
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NAVI LEADS IS RIFLE MATCH
Second 8tag-e of Ration! Match ftt
600 Tardi Fisithed.
MASSACHUSETTS DJ SECOJJD PLACE
General Ipeaeer Ie Bleerted li otdeal
of tho Association ot Amerleaa
Rlflomoa List at Othaa .
Offleora.
CAMP PERRY, O., Aug. H At the end
ef the sex-end (644 yards) stage d tho
National Rifle team match, which opened
this morning on the 400 targets with forty
eight teams contesting (or tho national
trophy, the United States nary la ahead
with 1,081, but Massachusetts la crowding
hard with 1.076 and Now Tork with 1,074.
On the . 100-yard shoot which opened tha
match the navy led, oloaety pushed by tho
Annapolis cadet while at 404 yard tho
New York team which came hero with
only about a week' pr actios at Boa Girt,
tied tho navy for high soon and aullad
up from ninth to third place.
Visitors on the rang today or Sec
retary of War Dickinson, who left this
-nine for Detroit to return oa Tbnra.
day) LI etas ant Gonaral J. C. Bat, re
tired. United States Army and Baron L.
E. Bode, Russian military attaehe and
Major De Vllle, Mexloan military attache
at' Washington.
Steps toward arranglrut with Canada (or
an International ma ton noxt month at
SeaGtrt have been taken by the association
of American Riflemen Which held a meet
ing here last night.'
The association sleeted tho. fonowtaT of
ficers: President. General Ppenoer. ' '
Vice president. Lieutenant Colon Thurs
ton. Secretary-treasurer, Captain Evans.
Executive committee. General James A.
Drain, president of the National Rifle
soolatlon; Captain George W. Coram, New
Tork; Captain J. C. Hamon, Ohio; Colonel
W. A. Lewis. New Jersey and Lieutenant
George Shaw, 27th United States Infan
try. The association will bo given a dinner by
General Spencer at BeaOHrt, September 10,
The rang scores of the ban leaders war
as follows:
tOO yde. 800 yds. Total.
TTnrted State Nary ....621 m , tl
Massachusetts 117 BM L0T6
New Tork 611 6
1,070
LOW
1.0R1
lOtt
1.643
1,061
low
1.446
U. 8. Naval Academy ..830
Iowa 61T
United State Infantry ..6M
Maryland 60S
441
6tt
663
669
660
'648
444
Pennsylvania .J1'
Ohio
.oil
Georgia
..604
RACTHO MEET AT LOnSVTLLSJ
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Kentacky City Wilt 1 HsrT ' Thlrterea
Day This Fall,
LOmFrvTLLH. KT.. Aug; . Thirteen
dsys of fall ratting from September 28 to
October I, were announced for Loulsvlll
today when C C. Foster, pairoi juage at
Churohlll Down, (received such notifi
cation from Colonel Matt J. Winn.
Colonel Winn's telegram- stated that
western horsemen had told him they In
tend to move to Louisville from Sheena-
hesd Bay. The eastern- owner regard
this aa a fortunate stopping place on
the long trip they intend to trlve thlr
horses to the opening- of ttl new traolf
at Juares, Mexico.
International Tennis TovraSy.
NIAGARA ON THE LAKH, Ont. Aug?.
28. The All-Canadian and International
Lawn Tennis tournament began today on
the grass courts of the Niagara Golf and
Tennis club. The entry to date. I 128.
Today s summaries-
Internatlonl women's open tingles.
Miss May Sutton. Pasadena, CaL. beat
Miss Keith. Toronto, 6-t 4-A
Miss Beard. Cleveland, beat Miss Hunt,
Toronto, 4-1. 4-1. . . .
Mrs. Hannam. Toronto, beat Miss Fake
burn, Toronto, 4-1. 4-4.
Lament Beat Creatoa.
CRBSTON, la., Aug. 18. (Special.) La
moni won from Creeton today. I In L
Heavy hitting In spot by the visitors, cou
pled with five errors In the seventh- by
Creston, turned the trick. The score:
r. h n
Creston 0 0 4 1 0 0 0 0 0-1 4 4
Lamonl 00114040 1-4 4
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