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"YS Qmaha Sluggers Take Double Header From St. Joseph; Athletics Scoop Tigers; Cubs Win
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OJJAUA WISS TWO EASY ONES
St Joseph Badly Beaten ia Both Con
tests by Visitors.
DRAWS BLANK IN THE FIRST
Knarke Hit Hard at All Stage aad
Ar Kvr la Trnnhl a
lb One-sided
(amen.
ST. JOSEPH. Sept. l.tn two one-sided
game St. Joseph lost to Omaha by score
-f 11 to and 10 to S. Soor. first gam:
OMAHA.
AR. R.
H. O. A. K.
1 1 S 0
0 0 0
2 o e t
1 S 0 0
! 14 1 0
till
1 it 4
110 0
11
U 27 16 1
H. O. A. K.
0 110
0 S 0 J
17 0 0
0 12 1
0 6 4 0
1 S 1
0 10 1
0 6 4 1
0 0 11
0 12 0
1 27 17 7
0 1 4 0 0 U
u o o o o o
Graham, 2b
King, cf
Pchoonover, rf.
Rlggert. If ,
Kane, lb
Morlarlty. lb...,
KtiMven, ....,
Qondlng. e
Melter, p...,..,
Totsls
6
2 11
8T. JOSEPH.
AB R.
4 0
Powell. If ,
Fox, Zb ,
Jones, lb
McCheney, cf.
Rellly. 3b
Corhan, as
Goodrich, rf...
Frambes. c
Kaufman, p....
Milton, p
Total ...
Omaha. ...
Bt. Joseph.
20 I
1 6
... 0 0 0
Two-bane hits:
Corhan. Schoonover, Mei-
tar, Uriham. Stolen bases: Gondlng (21,
Kncaves. Sacrifice bits: Kneaves, Mori'
arlty. Hits: Off Kaufman, 4 In three In
nings; off Milton, 7 In six Innings. Struck
out: By Kaufman. 8: by Milton, 1; by
Melter, 1. liases on balls: Oft Kaufman,
I, off Milton, I. Hit by pitched ball: By
Kaufman. 2. by Milton, L Tl:u; 1 . o.
Umpire: Clark.
Score, second game
OMAHA.
All. R. It. O. A. i;.
Graham. 2b...
Klnr, cf
riclnHnover,
Rancrt, If....
Kane, lb ,
Morlarity, 2b
Kneaves, ss.
Cadman, c...
KlKMles, p....
. 4 2 0 2 1 1
2
0
rf.
Toiala 10 12 27
BT. J08EPH.
AB. R.
H.
3
0
i
0
0
S
0
1
0
1
o.
4
0
9
1
2
2
1
8
0
0
Powell, If..
Fox. 2b
Jones, lb...
McChf sney.
cf.
Rellly. in
Corhan, bh....
Goodrich, rf..
Coe. c
Kaufman, p..
Johnson, p....
Totals
Omaha
Ht Juseuh
ST
...1 S
I 0
10 27
0 1 0
10 2
12 2
1 010
0 06
1
Three-tmse hits: Powell, jonea, caaman.
Two-base hits: Coo.' Cadman. Stolon
bases: Cadman, Rlgxert (4), Graham,
Schoonover. Kueavea. bacriftce hits: Kins,
Dvlwunover. Kane. Hits: Off Kaufman, 3
In una and one-third luninca. buuck out:
B jolinson, 6; by Rhodes, S. Basao on
ImlU: Off Rhodes, 6; off Kaufman, 1 off
Johnson. 4. Hit by pitched ball: By Kauf
man, . 'lime: i::uo. empire: Clark.
SlUll ' CITY DfeiKKATS WICHITA
i--': '"' .
islters Kind l.ofala Kasy with Score
f Mae ta Two.
WICHITA, Sept. 1. Hloux City had It all
Its own way in today'a game, winning- to
i. bcore:
WICHITA.
AB. R.
H.
1
1
1
0
0
s
1
0
0
o.
2
1
2
3
10
S
S
1
0
0
A.
0
Middleton, rf..
1'ettlarew, rf..
Wesiurgil. aa...
Balden, if
Koerner, lb....
Hughes, 2b
CMiaw, c
schmld, 2b
w iikhi, v
Jarnlgan, If....
Totals..
.31
27 10
SIOUX C1TT.
AB. R.
H.
O.
A.
1
0
9
Andrews, 2b..
rUom, lb.v...
aieyria,
Wuliiln, 3b
Miller, O
Wooley. cf....
Netrhbore, rf.
Raltly, sa
Hammond, p.
4
Toiala W 1 W
u,.. cuv 0 01011100
wuThita 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0-2
Lart on bases: Sioux City, ; Wichita,
4. Baonnce bits: btem, Ralily, Koarner.
Two-base lK: Wooley. Three-base hit:
Miller. Home runs: Rellly, Meyers, ttchmid.
Stolen bases: Westenul. Hits: Oif Wrmhi,
W la 6 Innlntis; ott Jarnicmn, In 4 Innings.
Double plays: Ilughea to Koerner Struck
out: By Wright, 4; by Hammond, 1; by
Jarnlgan. 1. Bases on balls: Ott Wright,
1; off Jarnlgan. 2; oft Hammond. L Passed
ball! Shaw. Time: 1:40. Umpires: Chauek
and Durham.
Lift COIN ICOori TOPKKA TKASI
Locale Malt. tleaa Iwtti at Serlea
with Baa.
UNCOIL, Sept. 11 Lincoln made a
clean aweep of the Topeka series by taking
the 11 rial game, to i Tbomaeon, an out
fielder, pitched tor the visitors. He made
a fair showing, but errors spoiled bis
chances, boors:
LINCOLN.
AB. R. H. O, A. B.
Jude. If...
4 10 10 0
2 0 10 7 1
1 1 0 7 0 0
4 0 110 0
4 0 0 1 1 0
1 1 S 0 0
10 0 110
1114 0 0
4 1 4 0 0 0
Gamier.
If...
Cole, cf
Cobb, rf
Cockrnan, lb...
Thotnaa, lb
'eidBoaaul, 2b.
Clark, o
Gelat, p
Total
..,..... 8
TOPEKA.
AB. R.
i n u
H.
O.
A.
0
4
0
Verecb, of
fharnason,
Beoaley. lb
Kiley. it
VSslcli. 2b
Sioffer, lb
Peoples, a.......
Agnew, o....
Larbar, If
4
Total :.U 1 6 24 11 4
Lincoln 1080000 4
Topeka I 0 t 0 1-2
1 wo-base hits: Riley U. Double play:
biofter to Welch. Left on bases: Lincoln,
; Topeka. 6. atolea bases: Cuie, Cbn. Sac
rifice hua: Gajfnier. Cole. Waldensaul.
struck out: By Geist, 2: by Thomason. 1.
base on ball: Oft Ueiet. 1; off Tbomaeon, 4.
V lid pilch: Tbomaaou. Time: 1:2a. Umpire:
HaakeU.
OsUSBLIE POl .M D IKHsDOBtFCa
(.taauaaa Lata by Ike score e( Klkt
a Five.
DENVER. Sept. 14. Denver batted Hler
dorfer off the slab In the first Inning to
day, making four runs. The game was
called al the end of the first halt of toe
eighth Inning on account of darknea.
aVore;
PES MOINES.
AH. It. H
...... 8 11
o.
H
A.
1
1
1
0
0
1
1
0
10
A. '
8
0
CoJllgaa. lb
Claire, aa.
Niehoff, Sb. ....
Curtis, If.
lavia. lb.
Mattlcka cf
Keiley. rf.
Clemona, a, ....
Hachaat. a.
btersdnrfer, p. .
Ueracbe, p. .....
Total
1 I
DENVER.
Aa r.
o.
Lloyd. 2b.
Silmora, I
svU. t.
lb, I j I I
Standing of the Teams.
WEST. LEAGUE. I NAT. LEAGUE.
, w.i.rrt! wurrt
Stoux CHy..W M .4 Chirago ....- 4K7
enter W i plttaburir ... 7 5 .Jv
I2nenln K7 f .Si). New Yoi k . . 74 K .5i
Wichita ... SO 71 ... Philadelphia r hk .jar;
malm 74 71 610 Cincinnati .. A .5"0
St. Joseph. . M .m St. lxuia ... M 7 .411
e Moines M l" .424 Brooklyn .. l2 i 3t
i"oeka 39 112 IVi Boston 4 M .343
A .M L, K. LEAGl'E. A.MKK. ASSN.
I. IVt
W'.LPrt.
.-hiladelphl in
40 .01 Minneapolis. Ml fJj .Mz
.New York.,.77
Detroit n
Boston 74
Cleveland ..til
Washington fi
Chicago ....63
St. Louis. ...41
ji ...t: i oiedo r-7 i0
.6T2i Columbus .. M 71 .Ml
67.t;rst. Paul ... m Tt ..mk
74 .4."2 Kansas City SO 7 .M4
77 .434 Milwaukee. 72 R5 .464
SO Indianapolis h?. M .4fl
94 .3o4, Louisville .. 59 Srs .875
Yesterday's Resalts.
WESTERN I.E.VG1K.
Omaha. 11-10; fit. Joiih, 0-6.
t. nooln. ; Topeka. 2.
Sliux -lty. ; Wichita. 2.
Uea Moines, 5; iJcnver, 8.
AMERICAN LKAGUE.
WaslilnBton, 5: Cleveland, 6.
Philadelphia, 10; lietroit. 0.
NATIONAL. LEAUL'E.
Ht. Louis, 6: boston. 7.
Cincinnati, I; Hrookhn. 3.
IlttsIiurB. I; New York, 2.
Chicago. 4; Ph.ladellila, S.
AMERICAN ASStjClATION.
Tolfdo. 10; Columbus, 3.
Louisville. 7; Indianaiolis. 0.
Kansas City, 4; Mlnnraolis, 2.
MilwaukcA, 1; St. Paul, 6.
(iaaiea Today.
Western League Omaha at Bt. Joseph,
Dea Moinea at Uncom, Sloua City at
Topeka, vichita at Oenver.
American lKue Washinaton al Cleve
land, Phliadelpnta at Oetrott. Boston at
Cbicano, New Vork at St. Louts. .
National LiMinue-Clikatto at Brooklyn,
Bt. Iiuls at New York, Cincinnati at Pnil
adelphiH, Pittsburg at Boston.
American Association Toledo at Co
luraous. Louisville at Indianapolis, Kan
sas City at Minneapolis, Milwaukee at M.
1'aul.
Lindsay, lb. ..
2 0 14 0 0
1117 2
2 2 2 2 V
0 2 10 0
0 1110
0 10(0
8 10 24 1 2
10 0 0 2 0 1-6
2 0 10 0 1
I'olan, 3b
Cranston, ea. .
Casstdy, rf. ..
McMurray, c.
Kinsella, p. ..
Totals 2
les Moines 1
Ltnver 4
'Game called at end of first halt of eighth
on account of darkness.
Stolen bases: Lloyd. Gilmore. Lindsay,
Cassldy. Curtis. Two-bass hit: Cranston.
Home runs: Lloyd. Dolan. Passed ball:
McMurray. Sacrifice fly: Lindsay. Struck
out: By Hersche, t: by Kinsella. I First
base on balls: Off Hersche. 6: off Kinsella.
3. Double play: Dolan to Lloyd to IJnd
say. Wild pitch: Persche, 2. Left on
bases: Ies Moines, 6; Denver, 7. Hits: Off
Hiersdnrfer. 4 In one Inning. Time: 1:40.
I'mpire: Shoemaker.
PL ATTS MOUTH BALL TOURNAMENT
Players fro as State and Mlalt Lea are es
Help Oat la fast Gaases.
PLATTSMOUTH. Neb., Sept. l.-(Spe-clal.)
Platismouth beat Union and
Tabor beat Manley in the base ball
tournament
gam was
errors. . The
the batting
hero today. The first
a pitchers' battle through
features of the game were
of McCauley and Hobaok,
of Droega. Mason and Con
the fielding
nors of Seward. Cane struck out seven
to Bardwell's five. Plattsmouui will play
Manley the next game, bcore, first game;
PLATTSMOUTH. t'NION.
AB.H.U.A.K. AB.M.O.A.B.
BesL of 1 CU . 4 i
Drosc. as.... 4 lit 1 KsiUlsy, ... 4
Kltf.r ld, lb 4 4 11 SEatoa, lb.... I
Mccssisy, IS I 11 t Andmoa, .
H.tem. c 4 14 1 SUall, It t
Prtaraon, M.. 4 4 4 lkiu, aa..
ItUaon. U 14 1 suiaxs, 4b....
C'ouDora, tt.. 4 utMsar, U...
tMrevall, p..l 4 I stloeaca, ri... 1
4 4
1 U
U 4
1 4
Totals I S SI 14 1 Totals I 24 14 4
Plattsmoutb 10010010 03
Ctuon 0000000 00
Two-base hit: Hoback. Stolen bases:
Beat, tiroes e '), FUagerald. Bases on
bails: Off Case, a. btrucK out: By Case, i;
oy Bard well, 6. Wild pitch: Case. Passed
balls: Keltiiiey (2). First base on errors:
inton, 1; f lattsinoutn, 2. Left on bases:
tnion, 2; piautaoioutu, i. U moire: Faitor
of Omaha, bcurer: Gross. Time: 1:10.
The second game was won in the first
Inning oy labor s bitting. After the second
inning. It beoame a plluliers' battle. Klep
ser oi Auourn ati uck out fourteen mua,
T. Johnson of Nebraska City struck out
ten. Kiepser retired labor on strikes in
th ninth Inning In one, two, three order.
Tn feature of the game was the batting
of Hall, J. Shuffler, Hedenbaugh, O'Brien
and Fannestock and tne fielding of Hume,
T. Johnson. K reck low and Jenkins. Tabor
plays Union the next game. Score, aeoond
game:
TABOR. MANLEY.
IU.U.0.11. AU.H.O.A B.
O.Jehna'n. 2b I 11 IMurphy, lb.. I 4 111
KJofcn.n, all 1 v I VKaa, lb. I 7
Rvomb'h. lb. 4 110 1 obrl.n. a.... 4 111
W hulflr, el 4 10 1 1 Katinaat's,- as 4 1
Hall, lb 4 10 4 IKiapaar, .... 4 1
T Jabnaoa, p. 4 1 4 lKracklew. ct. I 1 I
J Sliufll.r, r(. 4 1 V 4KociwIL If. I 4
Barbeiar. II... 4 4 - 4 Loraaaon, lb. I 1
Uusna, as..... 4 41 OJeuklna, rf... 1
Totals M 27 10 4 TMala J I 27 I I
Tabor 42000100 0-7
Manley 0U0V0120 03
Two-base hits: Redenbaugh, Hall (2).
Stolen buses: G. Johnson Ut, R. Johnson
(2), J. Snuffier, Murphy, Fahnestock.
Basea on balls; Off Jonuson, 2; otf Kiep
ser, 1. Struck out: By Johnson, 10; by
Klepser, 14. Double plays: W. Snuffler to
Keaenbaugh; Redenbaugh to T. Johnson;
G. Johnson to Kedenoaugh. Sacrttlce fly:
W. Shutder. Sacrifice hit: Barbour. Wild
pilches: T. Johnson, Klepser (.'). Passed
ball : Shuffler. First base on errors: Tabor,
1, Manley, 2. Left on bases: Tabor, 4; Man
ley, 4. Umpire: Fb4r of OnuaUa, scorer:
Gross. Timet 2:00.
sYF.Sl'LTS IN TH8BB-I LEAGCB
Dabao.se Beats Daveapert la th
Matt laala.
DAVENPORT, 1-. Sept. It. With th
core 2 to 2, jseieon succeeded Pennanc
In the ninth after the first man had
walked. Two Infield outa and Brewer
ingle brought In lb winning run. Score:
R.H.E
Davenport 10010000 0-2 4 1
Dubuuue 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 11 6 1
Batteries: Pennance, Nelson and Walsh;
Faber and ktoucner.
DANVILLS. 111., Sept. 18. Hopkins' home
run over the center Held fence won today s
fame for Danville. Soore: R.H.K.
anville ....s 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0
bloomington 00000000 I 0
Batteries: Bern and Pierce; Pendergast
and N una maker.
8PRING FIELD, 111., Sept lS.-Tlmely hit
ting by bprinciieid deteated Peoria today,
4 to 2. Laudermllk's pitching was the
feature of tn game. Score: H.H.K.
Springfield 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 4 1
Peoria 0002000 0-2 4 0
Batteries: Laudermllk and U. Johnson;
Gilbert and Asmussen. 1
WATERLOO, la.. Sept. 14. Rock Island
and Waterloo diviueu a double bill today,
each winning by 1 to 0. Clarke's great
pitching, allowing but one hit, was the
feature ot the second gam. Score, first
game: R H si.
Waterloo 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-4) 6 1
Hock Island 00040100 0-1 8 1
Batteiiea: Hendricks and Harrington;
Coucbman and Stark.
Score, second game: RH E.
W aterloo 100000 0-1 21
Rock Island 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 2 2
Batteries: Cavert and O'Leary; Clarke
and Searlea.
Assert- Her Wla la Vraaew.
MAISONS-LAFF1TTE, France. Sept. 18.
The Prix Calus of fl.Ota) for 2-year-olds,
distance six and a half furlongs, was run
lierv today au d woo by W. K. Vanderbllt'a
Mlrambo.
The Prix Du Bac. selling, for 2-year-
olds, distance five furlongs, was won,
by H. B. l'uryea s Froldur.
In the Prix ! Maule, tki0. selling, dis
tance one and one-half miles, Lugen
Fiacnoff s Labonlarron fWilshed a cond.
&arp la Aleaaadrla.
ALEXANDRIA. Ia. , Sept. 14. That the
Cleveland team of the Amorlcaji leg i will
practice here next spring was Indicated tn
an aoplkaUoa for hotel ressrwaUons taade
today The "Napa" trained her for sv
ral wak tust bor lb png C t
4
lUB PUlkND BALL b rllvl
Quaker Pitcher Knocked Off Rubber
in Opening Inning.
"
FOUR BUNS ARE SCORED THEN
l-kllaHelpMla Kails to UTerlake lal.
lore After Taelr hmrlr T
Ttrre-Rse Mil Fire Tsra
Bs altera.
PHILAPEI PHIA. Rrpt. l.-Chicaao to
day knocked Moore off the rubber tn the
first Innlns;. when they acored four runs,
enough to win. Score:
CHICAOO. rHILADELrHIA
A. HO. A AB H .O.A.B
Eer.. lb I I 4 I eTIte.. rf I J I
ShrrkaM. if.. I I a auriabe. b ... I 1 1 J J
Hr-tinan. irf.. 1 B.t. rr 4 J I J
Arrher. lb ... 4 4 1 I H 4 1 1
KlrtslsMt, lb II 9 I I 40rnt. lb.. . 4 1 9 I
a.'hulie, rf...l I 1 0 Bfnafield, lb 4 I 1 1 4
Tlnliar. aa.... 4 14 4 llioolan. aa....4 1 1 J 4
Kilns, t 4 4 "Iionln. I 0 11 4 4
Mclntyre. p.. 4 1 4 1 Mr. P J 0 4 4
Brennan, p... s I e
ToUla M 14 17 II 1 - - - - -
ToUla S2 -4 4
Chicago 4OOOO0OOO4
Philadelphia 000100100-2
Hits: Off Moore. 4 In one Inning: off
Brennan. 10 In eight Innlnns. Two-bay
hits: Evers. Archer. Mclntyre. Bransf eld.
Sheckard. Three-base hits- Tinker. Grant.
Struck out: By Moore. 1; by Brennan. k.
First base on balls: Off Mclntyre. 2; oTf
Moore. 1; off Brennan. 3. Time: 1:5.
Umpires: Rigler and Emslte.
(ilaala Beat Pirates.
NEW YORK, Sept. 1 New York took
the last rme of the set from Pittsburg
today, 2 to 1. The visitors were shut out
until the ninth Inninsr. scoring then on
Leach's triple and Wagner's single. Score:
NEW YORK. PITTSBl'RO. .
An H O A AB.H.O A.g. i
iwrora. If.... I 4 9 4 0 Byrne, 3b.... 4 1 1 4.
rvorl, lb I 1 9 4 1 Lasrh. tt 4 1 1 9 0
Kletrtier. lb.. I 1 I I 1 Campbell. If. 4 4 1 4 4
Pnolrma. lb 4 4 14 1 Wanr, aa... 4 11
Murray, rf... 4 I 1 tliillar. 4 1 1 2 4.
Brtvll. aa. . I 2 1 I IHi.lt. lb 4 4 111
IVvlln. lb.... I 4 11 Wilaon. rf.... 4 4 4 l
Better, cf.... 114 SQItwia. s I I 4 2
Myara, e I 4 I 4 l.Mtlela. p... I 4 4 4 4
Matbewsa, pi 4 4 1 4CUrke 1 4 4 4 4
Testy, p 4 4
Totals 24 tt 11 4 - - - -
Tetals M W I I
Batted for 1-elfieM In the eighth.
Devore out. hit by betted balL
New York 01000011 -2
Pittsburg 0 0000000 1 I
Two-base hit: Bridwell. Three-base hit:
Ieach. Home run: Murray. Stolen bases:
Byrne. Devore, Murray. Left on bases:
Pittsburg. C; New York, . First base on
errors: Pittsburg. 4. Struck out: By
Leifield. 6; bv Mathewnon, 2. First base
on balls: Off IM field. 1; off Ferry. 2.
Wild pitch: Mathewaon, Leifield Hits:
Off Leifield. 4 in seven Inninrs; off Ferry,
1 In ons inning. Time: 1.30. Umpires:
O'Day and Johnstone.
lavaleskle Pltrhes Well.
BROOKLYN. Sept. It Covaleskle. who
made a great record In the Southern
leaaruA. continued his good work for Cin
cinnati today, beating Brooklyn and strik
ing out twelve batters. Score:
BROOKLYN. CINCINNATI.
AB.H. O.A.B. AB.H.UAK
rwTldaon, cf . 4 1 14 4Banher, If... 4 14 4 0
Hubert, lb.. I 111 1 1 Lofc.it. lb... 4 1 4 4
Whaat, If.... 4 1 4 4 4 Hoblluel, lb. I 119 4 4
Hanim.l, 2b. 4 1 1 1 4 slttrriall, rf.. 1 2
Coolaon. rf.. 14 19 0 Pa.kart, of... 2 114 4
McEInn, lb I It 1 IClark. e 4 4 11 1 4
Stark, as 4 4 14 I Oof-wan, 2b. 4 I I 1 9
Berton, e. ... I 9 11 OatcMlllan, aa 1 9 14 1
lnoox 1 9 9 0 I COTslaakla, p 4 4 I
Ball, p 1411
Millar 1 0 Tetals B 4 27 1 1
Totals I 12 4
Batted for Bergen in the ninth.
Hatted for Bell In the ninth.
Mitchell out, hit by batted ball.
Cincinnati 0 0 0 8 0 0 1 07
Brooklyn 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 02
Two-bate hits: Hoblltzel, Daubert.
Wheat. Three-base hit: Bescher. First
base on balls: Off Bell. 3; off Covaleskle,
8. Struck out: By Bell, 2: by Covaleskle,
12. Time: 1:49. Umnlres: Klem and Kane.
WOMK2f'B WKSTB BN GOLF BBIVLTI
Neat Title Holder Will Be Keweomer
Mrs. apragcae la Consolatloa.
CHICAGO, Sept. 18. Matches played to
day In the second round of tne Women's
Western Golf championship at the tikokie
Country club made it certain that the next
title holder will be a newcomer in the
championship ranks.
Mlas Vlda Llewellyn of th La Grange
Country club, last year's winner, mad her
axlt as a possibility by losing to Mrs. d
mund T. Perkins of Glenview, a former
champion of southern California, by 1 and
2, the victory of the latter being the great
surprise of the day. The other players to
reach tiio semi final round were Mrs.
Thurston Harris, of Westward Ho. Mrs.
Luther Kennett ojT the Evanston Golf club
and Mrs. Harvey . Pound of th Skoki
Country club.
Mrs. Harris, who will meet Mrs. Perkins
In the semi-finals tomorrow, easily defeated
Mrs. t . S. Colburn ot Evanston, and 6.
Mrs. Kennett won her way Into the penul
timate round after a sensational tnatcti
with Miss Myra Helmer of Midlothian, the
latter losing at the nineteenth hole. Mrs.
Pound outclassed her clubmate. Miss Kath
arine Forrest of Skokle, and won t to i
Mrs. E. H. Sprague of Omaha won her
match in the consolation flight of the
women's western gulf championship at the
Skokle club today, defeating Miss Inez
Clark ot Waukegan, 4 and t,
GVE.M1 ON RCNNIKO TRACKS
Favorite Wla ia ' Poor Rsea at
Momtrcal.
MONTREAL, "ept- 18. Th beat attend
ance since oponlng day was at Blu Bon
nets today. Four favorite won. Sum
maries: First race, six furlongs: Malatin tl to 1)
won, Tonlata (4 to 6) second, Anavrl (out)
tiilrd. lime: 1 U 1-6.
Second race, five and a half furlong: Iva
bet (6 to 1) won, Mayerln tl to 1) second.
Tripping (1 to 2l third. Time: 1:07.
Third race, three-quarter miles: Bonnie
Kelso (1 to ) won. Live Wlr tl to I) sec
ond. Fort Johnson (out),- third. Tim:
2 :06 8-6.
Fourth race, Hochelaga handicap, ix fur
longs: Semprolus (even), won, ICdda (8 to
5) second. Missive i4 to 1) third. Tim:
1:12 1-6.
Fifth race, steeplechase, about two mile:
Tourney (4 to b) won. Prince (even) second,
Magellan (even) third. Time: 4:17.
Sixth race. mile. Busy (1 to 30) won, Kan
Ucok (4 to 6) second; Comeon (even) third.
Time: 1:27.
Seventh race, six furlongs: Royal Onyx
(4 to 1 won, Anna L. Daley (1 to 6) second,.
Duncraggua 7 to 6) third. Time; 1:27.
National Coatraeta aad steles.
NEW YORK. Sept. IB. President Lyseh
of the National league today announced th
following contracts and release:
Contracts; With Philadelphia, William
Culp, Byron A. Slaughter. With Pittsburg,
John F. Ferry.
Releases: By Chicago to Louisville (A.
A.), P. Smith. Outfielder Keener. By Cin
cinnati to Jersev City (E. L.), Alvin J. Do
lan. By New York to Rochester (K. L),
C. Spencer. By Philadelphia to Kewanee (C.
A.). Player Dllger, Player Daniels. By St.
Louis to Chattanooga (S. A.), Rudolph Huia-
wltt, liner It. cner.
Barsatenaar Defeat Rlvertoa.
RIVERTON, Ia., Sept. It Spoclal.)-The
Nebraska City "Barnstormers" won their
aixth consecuti'e game today by defeat
ing the local team. Th game was close
and Interesting throughout, but the team
work of the Mink leaguera aaved them at
all atage. Both Fletcher and Smith pitched
teady and consistent baJL The "Barn
stormers'' play tbe Omaha All Star at
Fort Omaha Saturday afternoon. Follow
ing 1 th score by Innings K.H.K.
Nebraska City 100020000411
Klverton 801001000-162
Batteries: Nebraska City, Fletcher and
Whitcomb; Rlvertoa, Smith and Byrd. Um
ptie: Jackson.
Rstaa at Fair.
GENEVA. Neb., Sept. 14. (Special Tele
gram.) At the Fiilmor County fair racee:
1. 18 pac: Fannie Hemic, first; Fox 8.,
second; Dr. Bkutt, third; Blu boy, fourta.
Time: 1:18.
1:28 trot: Miss Arehdal. firet; Olen On
ard, second; Palsy W , third; William
piper, fourth. Tim: 2 2H4.
Half mil dash: Mclnppo, first; Topay
Blair, aeeond; Lm'-n-U n, third. Tim:
51.
iiall game, Brunlng vs. Beaver Crowe
Ins, wos by avar Cl g. Boor. 11
Senators Lose
to Naps by Score
of Six to Five
Walker and Mitchell Both Knocked
Off Box in Eighth After Effective
Work Previously..
CLEVELAND. Sept. It. Cleveland ag.t n
defeated Washington, the score being to
6. Walker and Mitchell were very effec
tive until he eighth tnninx, when both
were knocked out. Score:
tLEVKLAND. WA8HINOTON.
AB.H. 'I A. B AB.H. O.A.B.
Hn'nharst. lb a lit 1 1 Milan. ff...,4 14 0
Callahan. It.. I 114 HKIbrHd, 3b. 4 1 I 4
JarkMin, rf...4 1 1 OCurrrmm. 2b. 1 4 1 1
Lajotr. Zb... 4 114 "Hul.ton. If... 4 101
Kulsrly. if . 1 1 1 1 .ler. rf... I 1 1 4
Turner, Sb... 11 OMrBriite, as.. 4 16 14
P k'pastn. aa 1 I I 4 1 1 nlnb. lb.. 4 104
Ball, aa 9 40 sunmlth, e..4 4 4 1 1
Land, e 11 Walker, p.... 14 4 10
Mitihell, p... I 4 9 I 0ray, p 9 9 0 1 4
KoeKtner, p.. 4 4 4 4 4
Stnvall 1 1 O ToUla 31 4 24 11 1
Brinia 0 9 4 0 9
Toti.li SO 4 17 II 2
Batted for Pecklnpaurh rn the eighth.
Batted for Mitchell in the eighth.
Cleveland 0200004 -8
Washington 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 4 06
Three-base hit: MoBride. Hits: Off
Mitchell. In etuht InnitiKs: off Walker,
8 in seven and one-third Innings; off Gray.
1 In two-thirds inning. First base on balls:
Off Mitchell, 4; off Koestncr. 1: off Walker,
6; off Gray. 1. Struck out: By Mitchell. 4;
bv Koestner. 1; bv Walker. 1; by Gray, 1.
Time: 1:57. Umpires: Perrlne and U npen,
Tlsrers Are Rlaaked.
DETROIT. Sept. 14. Coombs held Detroit
to two hits today, mly cue local reaching)
second. Cobb batted for Wlllett in th
eighth and struck out- Score:
PHILADELPHIA. DETROIT.
AB.H. O.A.B ' AB.M.O.A.B.
LTd, If 4 4 I 9 n. Jonea, If.. 4 0 0 1 1
0!rln. e... 4 1 1 4 40'Imtt. aa... 4 4 1(4
Cnlllna. Mi... I 4 7 I Mr in lyre, rf. 4 1 I 4 I
Bakar, lb.... 6 2 11 OOravfonl, rf. 4 9 1 I 4
lurla, lb 2 14 4 1 M on arty. lb. 4' 4 I I 9
Murphy, rf... 6 14 LaUra. lb... 2 4 4 1 0
Barry, as 4 2 I IT. Jonas, 111 111
Lapp. c. ...... 4 11 OSehmtdt, e... 14 10 4
Coombs, p.:.. 6 111 PWIIIott. p.... I I 4
Strand, p.... 0 0
Totals 42 14 It 1 4liob 1444
Totals II IK 11 I
Batted for Wlllett In eighth.
Philadelphia 01004110 2-10
Detroit 000000000
Hits: Off Willett. 11 in eight Innings: off
Stroud, 2 In one Inning. Two-base hit:
Barry. Bases on balls: Off Ooombs, s; ott
Wlllett, 1; off Stroud, 2. Struck out: By
Coombs. 4; by Wlllett, 1: by Stroud, 1.
Time: 1:46. Umpires: Colliflower and Kvans.
The Harvester
Sets Stallion
Mark for Geers
Great Trotter Pots Record at Two
One 'and a Quarter Demurest
Wins Kin Trot.
SYRACUSE. N. T., Sept. 18.-At the state
fair track today Th Harvester, th great
brown horse owned by August Ulhleln ot
Milwaukee, piloted by Ed Geers, broke his
own and the world' record for trotting
tallions 04T t:0t by stepping a mile, paced
by a runner. In 2.0H4. Horse and driver
were given a great demonstration by the
great throng which Jammed the stands
and overflowed against th track fence
to th turnsv
The Chamber of Commerce stake of 22.000
for 2.-O0 trotter, unfinished from Wednes
day, developed a genuine sensation and
gave Mr. Gear another honor In what
proved one of the happiest days ot his
life. Three of the heats of the race had'
been pulled off Wednesday. Soprano, the
game daughter of- Bellini, had taken the
first two heats and was just outbrushed
by Oro Bellini In the third. The wise ones
figured that the finish on Thursday would
be between Soprano and Oro. However, at
the resumption, along came Geers' Demar
eat and took three heats and the race. H
earned hi victory, too,- for tn ach Instance
the great Soprano carried him down th
atretch to the wlr at a heart-breaking
clip and the last time the crowd was In
doubt of the winner until the Judges an
nounced the result. Results:
Th Chamber of Commerce, 2;00 trotting,
threw In five, purse .uuu tunfimshed troiu
Wednesday): uemarest won, tSoprano sec
ond, Oro Bellini third. Best time: Z:0tV
2:0b trott.ng, two In three, purse, i,200:
General H. First; Lndy stalely second.
Wily third. Best time: 2:U6'4-
2:o4 pacing, two in three, purse 11,300:
Msydsy first. Earl Jr. second, Ethan
Roberts third. Best time: S:oi'.
Special sgainat time, trotting ' to beat
worlds' stallion record of 2.02, held by
himself: Tbe Harvester won. Time: 2:01V
'lime by quarters: v:oXH. lfWk. 1 ). 2 OiV
CARTER G. WINS AT MILWAUKEE
Nebraska Pacer Takes Good Oaea lata
Camp.
MILWAUKEE. Wis., Sept. W.-Today's
card of lh Great Western circuit races at
tne state fair was made up of five events,
the feature, the 2:13 pace for a purse of
12,000, being won by Carter G, which passed
tne wire a winner in three out or oiur
beats.
'intee-yaar-old trot, purs loOO, beet two
In three: J ana Jones won. Loop wood sec
ond, peter Clay third. Best time, 1:14.
1:13 pace, purs 8AOO0, best two tn three:
Carter G won, Nathan B second, Walton
Boy third. Beat time: 2:074.
1:06 pac. pure 81.000, best three In five:
Eland S won, K. F. D. second. Tony Swift
third. Best time: 2 :(!
Three-year-old pace, purse SuOO, best two
In three; Countess Marte won, Lauretta
Patch, second. Best time: 1:14V Only two
tarter.
2:20 pace, purse 21.000, beat three In flvt
Denervo won, Martin G second, Beaai
Woodland third. Bast time. 2:12S.
NORFOLK Ll-TE OUT GAME
Defeat far Tlldea, Trre to Use, la
Hotly Contested Battle.
MADISON. Neb., SepL 16.-(Speclal Tele
gram. ine third aay of the Madon
County Annual fair, notwithstanding the
threatening weather, was successful la
vary particular, there being 7,000 people
in attendance. Th horse racing and au
tomobile race were far above th aver
age and all were closely contested. The
base ball game between Norfolk and Til
des a as most holly contested. Norfolk
a on the game, 2 to 0. Batteries: Norfolk,
Bov and . Glissman; Tliden, Cooper and
Col. Struck out: By Cooper, 4; by Bov,
7. Hits: Norfolk. 7; Tildes., 2. Hit by
pitched ball: By Cooper. 1: by Bove. L
The fair closes Friday evening. The
featur of the program will be a bail gam
btwo Madison and Stanton.
Harness Races at Maralltoa.
MARSH ALLTOWN, la., Sept. 14 (Spe
cial Telegram.) Today' results In harness
raoes of the Marshall County fair were:
2:15 trot; The Deacon towned by George
Lavalley, Webster City), first; Dallas,
second; Connolseur, third; Helen Curry,
fourth. Best time: I.Z1V
2.22 psce: Rev. Russell (owned by C. A.
North, Mason City), first; Kexall. second;
Judge, third; Uoorg M., fourta. Best
time: 1:17 V
Cora la a Wins la Math.
CORNING, la., Sept 14 (Special. -Th
ban ball game here Tuesday between
Corning and Strlngtowa was a good one
and easily Btringiown's game until' the
ninth Inning, when th local team bunched
hits with good base running; and scored
five ruas, winning by 8 to 8. Score:
Corning 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 68
Strlngtown 114010100 4
Batteries: Corning. Fox and Do;
fltnngtown. Harrison and Evan. Struck
ut: By Fox. 11: by Harrison, 8. First
baa on balls: Otf Harrison, 8; off Fox, 2.
Two-baa hit: Hutchison (2).
Par slant advertising; 1 Th Bo 1 th
read t Bid lUturn
SA1M. EUNCI1 THEIR HITS
Brewers Are Defeated by Score of
Five to One.
FOUR RUNS IN SIXTH INNING
St. Paal t.ets six Hits la tine Hoaad
aad Seen res Needed Tallies
After Which the Scor
ing; leaari,
ST. PAUL. Sept. lS.-St. Paul bunched
six hits In the sixth inning for four runs
snd Milwaukee was defeated, 6 to 1.
Score:
8T. PAUL. MILWAUKEE.
AB.H O A C. AB.n o A I".
Jonea. cf 4 1 I I "Randall, rf .l 4 4
. I larao, II. 1 SU.rry. cf 1 1 0 4
"". rt I I 4 4 sentries, lb... 4 4 4 4 )
W.-cm'k. am. 4 1 I a VMVOann, lb.. 4 014
Aalray. lb... 0 14 1 Olienrotl. If... 4 114 4
Pakar. lb.... I 1 0 I b,, m 4 1 J J
IMurhvr, lb.. 4 111 on. Clark, b..l 101
B Spencer, . 4 2 I Isponcar, cf... 3 114
Uonnng, p .. J t 0 1 UHrean. c I 0 0 0 1
Schardt, p.... I 1 I
Totals J2 1117 11
Totals u 7 J4 II 1
SL Paul 0 1 0 v 0 4 0 0 6
Milwaukee 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 01
Ul.1nn V. .. . , , . - 1 ...
v...,. iiMi'., 111 iiicii, rarter. .
Double Mav: Uwla Charlex. McCain.
(ft. Baker. McCornnck, Autrey. Struck
out: By Gehrtng. U by 8chardt. 5. Sacrl
ficw hits: J. Clarke. Knker. Sacrifice flv:
Autrey. Left on trawa: St. Paul, ; Mil
waukee, o. Time: 1:4a. Umpires: Fergu
son and Bush.
ladlnaapolls Is Rlanked.
, INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 16.-Slagle, a for
mer lndianaiiolis pitcher, held the locals
to four hits and Louisville easily won, 7
to 0. Score:
Lot IS VI LA. INDIANAPOLIS.
AB H.O.A.E. AB H.O.A E.
Meeaea, lb... 4 IW 4 nrvilay, ef 4 114 4
RoMnaoa, aa. 4 I 1 1 lWllllanra. lb. 4 0 111
Slanley, cf... Ill OKaerre, rf 44110
Dor's. b 4 1 1 ic,rr. lb 4 14 11
'I 4 1 1 Kndall, If... I Olio
Huxhoa, c... 4 Oil 0 Korna. c 3 010
Pn-kei.im rf. 4 1 1 et'otfey, ea ... 114 2
Ma, Sb.... 4 111 tfVlarth, 3b..,. I 1111
blaflc, p 3 'Jul 'jLlrtko, p. I 9 110
Huon, p 0 0 0 1 0
Totala U 10 17 Li 2'McKte 1 0 0 4 1)
Totals 2i 4 i7 . 6
Batted for Linke in the eighth.
Louisville 1 0 10 2 0 1 0 17
Indianapolis 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00
Struck out: By Linke. 4. bv Slagle, 4;
by Hlxon, 1. Hit by pitched ball: Smith.
lsed baH: Kerns. Base on halls: Off
Slaglo. 1 ; off Linke. 2: off Hixon, 1. Hits:
Oft Linke, In eight Innings: oft Hixon. 1
In one inning. Sacrifice hits: Kendall.
Robinson, Stanley til Time: 1:60. Um
pires: Hayes and Weddege.
Toledo W ins Kaslly.
COLUMBUS. Sept. Hi Toledo beat Co
lumbus. 10 to 3. by good hitting. Jerry
Irowns, the Columbus second boatcman, was
hit on the head by a pitched ball and ren
dered unconscious. Scoie:
TOLKIHJ. COLlMHfS.
AB. H.O.A.E. AB.H.O.A E.
Hallnian, rr. a 1 I 1 OParrtna:. aa...4 1111
H.H m.n, lb. I 1 9 I ew.H'm.n. lb I 0 12 1
Preaman. lb. I 14 I !Conalton. rf . 4 0 I 9 0
Hickman, if. 1 1 1 9 Dowria. 0 4 1
Burns, cf 4 0 S 4 OMahltnc. Ib.. 4 0 4
Butler, as ... 6 112 OCorbln. H....1 4 10 1
Klwort, lb... 2 111 OWrattan, lb.. 4 111
Hartley, ...! Ill OReilly. cf 4 110
Banket ta, p... 19 4 1 OCariath, a.... 14 12 0
Weat, p 110 0 OPackard, p... 10 0 14
Slrammel, p. 1 4 1 4 0
ToUla 15 12 17 II 2 Pen' baser, p. 1 I 0 1 4
Totala 21 2 17 13 X
Toledo 00200025 010
Columbus 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 03
Two-base hit: llallman. Ranea on Kali-
Off Packard, I; off Stremmel, 2; off Bas-
aeite, 011 west, a. f truck out: By Bas
kette, L Time: 1:54. Umpires. Chill and
Owens.
Fremont Captures ,
Interstate Honors
Takes Third Game from Falls City
ana uus up Two victories from
Mink Winnrs.
CLARINDA. Ia., Sept. 18. (Special Tele
gram.) Fremont won th third and last
game In the series for the championship
of the Nebraska State and Mink leagues, by
a score of 3 to 1. It was a hard, well fought
battle. Flitch for Falls City, who won over
Smith In the first game, had it out with
him again today, letting Fiemont down with
four hits, while Falls City got six. Fails
City's two errors were costly, wbil Fre
mont only had one checked up. Fremont
has won the championship. Scor:
Fremont 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 03
Falls City 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 01
Batteries: Falls City, Finch and Smith;
Fremont, Smith and Buhner.
MILLER PARK GOLFERS SCORE
Play for the Different Prlsea Cob
tlaaea .with laabaxtrd Zeal
Throagh the Week.
-Saturday the second round for To .-ham
plonshlp and directors' cup will be plaved
t Miller Park. The result of the first
round was a follows:
CHAMPIONSHIP.
Schumaker beat Nasun, 6 up and I.
C. J. Merrtam beat K. Hatch. 4 up and 2.
Beauchamp beat J. Burchmore, 1 up.
Taylor beat C. O. Dooley, by default
McNamara beat Tracy, 1 up.
Wilson beat Weeks, 1 up.
J. B. Dooley beat Stocking, 2 up and L
J. K. Merrlam bat Moran, 6 up and 0.
DIRECTORS. , 1
- Danner beat Bengle, by default.
McTaggart beat lleyeis, 7 up snd a
Lucas beat Craven, 4 up and 1.
Ellis beat Wright, 1 up 20 holes.
E. J. Hatch beat Kehr, 4 up, 2 play.
Flodman best Miner, 1 up.
Gillespie beat Lloyd, 4 up, 3.
Bothwell beat Wllmoth, 8 up.
PAIRINGS FOR CONSOLATION.
Cajacob play Lancaster.
Stringer plays Burkhart.
Smith Roland plays Young.
Newman plays Barber.
With tha Bowlers.
On th Metropolitan alley last night
Fagerberg'a Colts won two out of three
games from Schroodor Ml James. This
put th Colts a tie with th strong Bicycle
team. Scanncll of the BL James was the
only on to roach a 200 score Tonight the
Luxua team will play lb Andy rick dc
eon aggregation. Score:
FAORBKG'S COLTS.
1st. 2d. 3d. Total.
Waeke 1X7 14l 177 613
Coflee IM Ui in ivs
Koas lbT . Vil 115 407
Dunbar 123 143 U7 4u3
Kerr ISO 174 141 416
Total 7T.9 712 K 1.177
ST. JAMES.
1st. Id. Id. Total.
Moyna .... 171 lis 144 444
Wilsoa LSI 10 114 412
Johanson IJS 121 116 rV.
Hansen 1 la la te3
Bcannell 174 Mil lu 644
Totals
74b
7i 887 2.172
lalas Printer' Base Ball.
WASHINGTON, Sept. IS. In th annual
tournament of tn Union Printers' Base
Ball league today New York defeated
Washington, 12 to 6, and St. Loul defeated
Indianapolis, Is to 8. Th scores:
R H R
"Washington ....8 808186 0 0 8 11 6
Jew York 0 0 0 1 4 0 1 4 0-11 14 4
I Batteries; Washington. Weaver and
Sues; New York. O' Brian and Human.
R-ii.E.
b: Louis 1 7 I 1 0 0 4 S 11(16 7
suaiatiapuiis ...a a v u v V 1 4 10 1
ttaiiariaa. c v- uis, neairy ana VVaiutl
Indiana polls, Perry and Liiichan. '
Waaaa Captares Honors.
OAKLAND. Neb., Sept 1. (Special)
Th Wwa ball tears woa first piac at
th Oakland carnival her today, by de
feating tne Oakland tsarn, 8 to 8. Wauaa
won by bunting th baai Boor: K H E.
Wauaa 8 111111 a 1
Oakland 1 0 0 1 1 0 1 1 0-4 8 1
. -. . ly bi . .
vivj; it- . " 4u4, juniiioo ,rt UlUlMrrB '
CKt-Brd, lioroui Mi4 Co
Secretary Knox
Will Not Resign
Head of State Department Denies Re
port that He is to Leave
Cabinet.
NEW HAVEN. Conn.. Sept. K-Secretary
of State Philander C. Knox paid New
Haven a brief visit on his way from Maine,
where lie has been on a fishing trip to his
farm at Valley Forgo. Pa. Mr. Knox was
disinclined to discuss ptibllc affairs, but
when he was asked If It wss true thst he
was going to rrslgn his place tn the cabi-'
net. he replied emphatically:
"That Is all nonsense."
Double Tragedy
at Norton, Kan
W. M. Broadshaw Shoots Miss Bertha i
Schmetz Twice and Com
mits Suicide.
NORTON. Kan., Sept. IS. W. M. Broad
ahaw. a guard at the fedcreal enltentlar
at Leavenworth. today shot Bertha
Schmetx at her home near here and then
committed suicide. Jeulotiv and unri-
atilted love caused tlie tragedy. Miss
Schmelx was phot twice, but probably she
will recover.
REAR ADMIRAL BERRY RETIRES
Entered Navy Korty-Flve Yeare Ago
and Saw Twenty-Two Tears'
Siea Servler?,
WASHINGTON, Sept. 16 Rear Admiral
Albert G. Berry, on duty at the Washing
ton navy yard as a member of the naval
examining board and retiring boards, and
Chaplain David H. Tricon, on duty, at tha
naval home, Philadelphia, were placed on
the retired list today on account ot age.
Admiral Berry Is from Tennessee and
entered the navy in July, IStSi. He has had
nearly twenty-two years' service st sea
and has been a rear admiral since, June,
1903.
Chaplain Tricou Is the senior chaplain
In the navy and has the rank of captain.
He is from Maine and began Ms naval
career in February, 1NT2. He has had about
twelve years' sea service snd has been
stationed al Philadelphia sine November,
1903.
END OF FREE RANGE WAR
.Nearly Every County In Month Da
kota Has Voted to
Abolish It.
PIERRE. 8. D., Sept. 16.-(SpeclsJ.)-The
question of free range bids fair to be set
tled in South Dakota before many years In
every county where It now prevails. Lyman
and Stanley counties have wiped It out,
and at the election this fall it will be sub
mitted in Meade, Pennington, Lawrence
and Perkins, leaving only the counties of
Custer and Fall River In the southwest,
and Butte, Harding and Carson in the
northern part of th state with th law ap
plying. Without further railway develop
ment Harding will probably be the last
county In the state where the tree range
will prevail and the last stand of the cat
tle, raiser.
KARL M. BICKEL IS ARRESTED
Kansas City Divinity Stadeat Wanted
far Manslanghter Taken to
. Ulalhr, Kaa.
KANSAS CITT. Mo.. Sept. 14 -Karl ' ,
Bickel, the divinity student, for whom.
warrant was Issued recently by the author
ities of Johnson county, Kansas, in con
nection with the death of Miss Frances
Peter of this city, was arrested her to
day. Bickel was surrendered to the police by
his attorney, who notified 111 officer to
come to his office and get the young man.
Bickel was immediately turned over to an
officer from Johnson county, Kansas, who
started for Olatbe with the prisoner, y
The funeral ot Miss Peters was held her
today.
BIG BALLOONS ARE READY
Thirteen Are Entered In Two Race
Which "tart at Indianapolis
Today,
INDIANAPOLIS, ind., SepfJlH-Thlrteen
balloons, the largest number ever entered
In a meet, are. at th Indianapolis motor
speedway, receiving their supply of gas
preparatory to the two races to start to
morrow afternoon.
Lieutenant T. B. F.atey of the fourteenth
United States cavalry, stationed at Omaha,
la here to represent the government and
will go with ons of tbe balloon a an aide
If a berth can be found for him.
CATARRH
A SPECIFIC BLOOD BfflTSlTY
Catarrh ia a deep-seated blood dis
ease, one which no amount of local
treatment will ever permanently cure.
The beneficial effects of washes,
'sprays, inhalations,' etc., are only
temporary, and when left off the old
condition returns, because the blood
is infected with catarrhal matter and
impurities. 'This impure condition
of the circulation irritates and in
flames the delicate tnucons mem
branes and tissues and produces the
well known symptoms of ringing
noises in the head and ears, mucus in
the throat, headaches, watery eyes,
partial deafness, sore throat, general
impairment of health, etc. This con
dition will remain, growing; worse as
long as the catarrhal ' matter is al
lowed to remain in the blood. Being
a specific blood impurity, there is only
one way to cure Catarrh, and that is
to purify the blood. Nothing equals
S. S. S. for this purpose. It attacks
the disease at its head in the circu
lation and by thoroughly renovating
me Diooa and
cleansing it of all
lmpnre matter .
male es a perma
nent and lasting
cure of the dis
ease. For forty
years S. S. S. has
been recognized
aa tha Ks. Klst
purifier, and the thousand of cases of
Catarrh it has cured is proof that it is
the very medicine needed by those
who suffer vrith thia trouble. Book on
Catarrrh and any medical advice free,
xn swurx S2xoirio co atiaata, ft.
WOOD AND TOWNES ARELEF
Tpckerman and Evans Out of Ama
teur Golf Championship.
BOTH LOSE ON THE HOME GREENS
Filar water Man Only Beaten Aftel
liraprrntr Mruaale t hanre Din
appear on Mxteenth when
Matters Are All HI Way.
BROOK LINE. Mass., Sept. 14 The mid
west will nt the western edr ot tht
cast for the amateur golf championship of
the country st the Country club tomorrow,
fn (he winners In the semi-final round
eie Warren K. Wood of the Homewooa
Huh. Chlragti. ami William C. Fownes, Jr.
of the Oakmont Country cluh, Pittsburg.
The losers, botlt ot whom went down os
the lihme green, were Walter R Tucker
man of the Stockbil.ige, Mass.. Golf club,
and Charles Kvans. Jr., of the Edgewatel
Golf club of Chicago. Wood won fror
Turkrrman by 1 up and Fownes from
Ev ans by 1 up.
"Chick'' Kvans. a hut favorite for final
honois. ,vi . er forget the sixteenth hoi
at the Country cluh. over the smooth grees
of which he lost his chance for the cham
pionship. It was all up Vlth the Pittsburg
Si'lfrr when he trapped his hall on tin)
thirteenth hoi and overran lies seeoral shot
for the long fourteenth. Foa lies was trsrt-'
... - t,.F iMicentli. and with 1 up
and 3 to pl,iy. the two players stepped up
lo the sixteenth tee. Then csme Evans'
Waterloo.
For twenty. four out of the thirty-six1
holes Tiickeru.an hsld Wood at his mercy,
the inointng rou:td ending four holes to th
Rood for him. B,,t Wood proved himself a
rood up hill player and picked up two ot
i.o.es si tne very stsrt uf th fternoon.
wholly by his putting. '
Kuaare Match In klahlh.
For the sixth. Wood lsmif 1,1. a
-hot dead to the hole and pulled down Jh.
.0 up. ne squared the match on (h
eighth, or what was thou the twenty-sixth
The next two were halved. Then Tucker
man pulled ,way by ayll(C M pr)I.oai.v
and both had chances to win the twelfth,
but failed on the green.
Wood apain made It even on the thlr
leenth by holing a 20-foot putt. Th nexl
three were halved.
Tuckerman defeat ai practically ac'
compl shed on the wventeenth hole, when
he pulled f,. , ,hot ,, tlap whne on
the home green Wood clinched the contest
b holding another putt for three. Wood
made the course In th afternoon In 7J. tli
best -score since Herreschoff. fine work oa
Wednesday.
The cards for the first nine holes:
Wood, out .. f, 1 a . . . , . ,,
Tuckerman. out"! 6 ; H
Fownes, out f a 7 I ! 1 J MJ
Ihe cards for th second nine holeT
Wern'ianV-fnJ 6 4 1 6 4 1 4 t-7,
te'-in-j . i ii j s
Afternoon card: -- si
Fown
Out ...
In ....
Evans
Out ...
In ....
Wood
Out ...
4 642
3 4-40 82 11
:8 6-40
4 6-S 79-188
2 5-37
4 834-72-154
5 643
4 3SH-K1 16
.4
Tuckerman
v-4
Out .6
In ...k;.v?.4
6 4
6 4
OIL MEN WANT LOWER RATES
Hefiner la (loath western Field Say
They Must Compete with
Coal.
KANSAS CITY. SepC 1.-The conferenc
thst commenced here yesterday between
representatives of the Oklahoma oil refiner
and producers and representatives of th
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe. the Missouri
Tsclflc, the Chicago, Rwt-k Island Pacifl
and the St. Louis & San Francisco railroad'
In an effort to readjust the railroad rate
on oil was resumed today.
The oil men say that a reduction tn rat
is absolutely necessary.
"Now that Uia ooal strike Is settled and
wo are forced to compete with coal, we sim
ply have to get lower rate," on of th
oil men ald today.
STUDENT EIGHTY YEARS OLD
Mr. A. D. Wlnshlp of Colombo Re
lster with the Ohl Btata -I
alvereitr.
COLUMBUS. O., ept 16.-Mr. A: D.
Wlnshlp, aged NO years, and a tormer rel,
dent of Racine. Wl., but now of Colum
bus, registered today a a student In th
Ohio State university. Mr. Wlnshlp wilt
taka an optional course, and says she I
going to college lmply because she likes
to acquire all the knowledge she can. Sh
has recently returned from Michigan,
where ah has Un attending a sum met
school.
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