Nebraska Newspapers

    THE BEE: OMAHA. FRIDAY. AYGUST 11. 1.11.
Cubs Beat Cardinals and Pirates Lose to Phillies; Rourkes Meet Another Defeat
OARI EHZCTI7E FOR SIOUX
SUPERIOR mi THE THE ATHLETICS LOSE IS TENTH ; EERGER EOLDS TOLEDO SAFE DOUBLES DOB TO FINALS! FAST PACERS BREAK MARK
Standing of Teams
Futest Tiree Heat tn 11 v: 2 Becnrd
Made at CereUnd
Fwitckea "Without Break Dana? En
tire 5a Iaiiajp
XCmZXS 12.Z G1TZ3T SZTTUCT
Eu Zdy of One JLaa ra Co Iamb as a. , Wlite Sox Beat Philadelphia in Pwriy ; Columbus Win Gtaie by Sror? of
Tiit Game. Played Game. Tour to Two.
Pitts B-rjrj-rj Oit of Play Loca?
Sorfolk. Va.. Jfen.
to
i LNDZPI5Di5C2 BOT TEE
I Wla 4Vo aae tw Threw laaia
Pasnett Le-ts Dwi eaa
An A loaea r a
fTCU A 1 " 1 J . Aug W 'Special T- I
:.M"iuMii to unit" the amiorv of the
of Gout. darn. the Ann roi-
learnui nwmlf bought bv Hai Chaae. the !
Rourxea were blanked bv the Champa here '
today bv the rm of 3 to A The game ;
u remarkable for its fast Oeidmg anl '
teflar piava
Demrrtt. who tu on the mound for the
vtsitors. pitched a magnificent game, ontv .
allowing atx bits and but rwi of thmm Eg- i
nred tn the result rimy blngiee lv Brwa I
and Hartman tn the third sending tne
only runs of the game a' roes Jw piate
The Omaha twirl or struck out Mi mm I
and teamed mtm pasa. Hts opponent whiffed
nine Hrareae and tlrkmad otx.
Th winnrnf ran of tbo nrat wr mart" ;
tn lit Urtrd hn FTtaaorad douOiwi and
S?m ant tn f!rat en Knaav-a" tnuf? of a
amundr Brwn fotiwd to Niehoff. cor- !
tna FTtaaraid. Harnan rwo-aajrlur :
brrrutftt tn !wn. Tit tit rwnt of tho iuim '
Daman Kaadlad down and waa urvulner- : 4aaaa Taalar
' wwmi Ljit-i:pmtli at 8loui Citv
Tha Ttidtora camo naar arrrmta; aaraarai T'nv-r ar unrmn. l-jcoin at. lopt-u. at
t'.mM bacauw of Clanc wiidnaaa. Tna ! JoJDn D" ""n-
M. i.i ... i iii4 .w. h.- tw, .k- aiii)na. Lmiri. BnoKlyn a: Boaton.
bl Wood flllad tha bum tn tha mntii phllajlwDnla ..v.. Yor. Plttaour. at
aiter Pirn and Kjiawvw had whlTTad. Lrnch i Cimnnnat:. 3t Umiii at Chn:ajio.
lit to bat for Daannrt and wail Tiwna
waa warmlna; up
amwhar pitcher tha
Omaha satcttar ati-uca out.
Arbaaaa lad hia team tn hrta today,
rloutlnif out a ainala and a double tn two
up. errrare.
SIOTTX CTTT
A3. H-
H.
o.
A.
F4.rtara.l. rf 4 12 1
!tam. lb 1
Hraam. If 4 J O
Naiahbora. cf 4 1 t
'-tar-man. aa 4 I 3 I
Waantrr Jb 4 o 2 J
R-l!ly. Jb 41
Millar, a 1 o in l
ClarH. p 11111
Toai H 1 7 r 11
CSfAHA.
A3. R. PL O. A.
Mnnr. 3n 4 1 i : :
NoibofT. 3b a i 9 : 3
Tlrnnano. cf 1 0 l t 0
Kana. lb 4 W
aVmrnnmar. If 2 1
Pica, rf 4 1 "
Knaavoa aa 4 o -4
Arftntut. e J o 2 7
lawman, p I " t 3
l&ncti 1 aj fl 0
E.
Titaia 3
Batted for Damort tn ninth.
Oman A A A A A
mmn nty 2
24 n
A A
A
A
A
-
SaCT-Tlee hit Niahoff. Two-bi
bits
rtaarermjol Hartman i2). Artaaat
Struck
out Bv DemoTt. Baeea on ba
nan off
1 46. I. m-
ci ark. 7 off t -amort 1 Time
4raa: McDowell aid Clark.
rr. .mtzra takm ci.4 :
ky a. mw a ( Tlrae
w Tea.
DBS MOINES, la-. Au. . . Joseph .
woo the aecond same oC the series from ;
re Moines today by a score of 3 to 2. .
DES MOINES.
AB. H H. C A E.
Curtis. If 3 rt 1 2 4 "
Co4ltgan. sa 4 3 1
Mnrn.TK. cf 4 o 4 1 e
rwva. Tti 2 A 7 1 A
Korea. 3b 2 'I 7 3 '1
- Anderson, rf 2 1 1 i 1
iirana.-n. 2b 4 1 1 2 5
Bacnant. c 4 A 2 7 I A
i wen p 3 A o o ! A
Ultowskl 1 A A A A A
Totals 2? 2 4 17 U 1
ST. JOSEPH.
AB. R H. O A. E.
Jonaat lb 4 1 A A
Keliev. rf 5 2 4 A A A
Zwilling cf 4 2 A o
Hetllv 2h 2 A a) 7 4 e
Boron. lb a A 4 4, A A
Griffin If 4 '1 I 3 A o
Minxe. sa 4 1 1 4 1
iwiwaatt- e 2 0 1 9 3 A
Freeman, p ,3 A 3
Totaia 32 3 11 27 111 A
Bartad for Owens in the mnth.
re Motnea 4 A A 1 4 A A 12
t. Joeaipn 4 0 A 2 4 1 A A 3
Twe-aaaa hlta: KaHev folllgan. Three
baae hits a. alley. Borton. Anderson.
Home run Gran am. San-nflae bits Ivores
itnara. Freeman. Stolen baees Borron
Xellev il Ler on baaes I -es Moines, rf.
t. Joseph. 1L Baaee on balls: Off Owens.
I off Freeman. 4. Sfr'ick out Bv Owenn
4 by Fl eeuian. Time: 2 30. T.'mmres
HaaMell and S heemaiier
DDina sirMtai meat ptirlo
af
4na w sia4jilwa.
PEN V EJl, Aug. 'A Denver s hitting and
tha visitors errors won for tne locaia to
day. 7 ta 4). Score
DENVER.
AB. R. H. O. A.
O.
4
I
1
Liowd. 2ti
Gilmoraj. !f
cwai . cf
Caaaidy. rf
Wuill.n. Jb
Linaaay, lb
Coffey, aa ..
Spanr. c
Keawortbr. p.
TUua
..3 1 1
J
4
li
1
4
4
23 T
PTTEBLO.
5 21 11
AB. R
H.
I
4
1
A
A
4
A
4
4
O.
Csavia. rf. ........
Bergar. sa
'ra. ef
Bwiaan, If ..
Kugnea. 2b
Avaaarner lb......
Claire. 3b
Clemona, e. ......
Paoer. p
Totaia .
Denver ..........
PueOlo
.. 3
I
A
T
18
2 1
4 A
...32
4 3
A !
' lame ea..ad account of rain.i
Two-baae hita Davis. Cuffey. Three-base
ktt Bea.1. Sacrifice nits anaid . . fna.tr
Kenwn-tny Paaeed bau! Clemons. Struck
eaat. y Kenwortny. ov Fa oar i Ba-ea
on baiia tff fcenworthv. i. Left on banes
Lienver. 1. ueoin. 2. Time l.lj. u
Morgan and aKapp.
niiir-s.
A4TEL4PK4
CIPTIIC
TOVKfekA
aallaaa 1
IJNfL2V. Aug. 1ft Lincoln took tne
final game of trie Topeka aeriea 3 tu 4. in
IM lnninga. The visitor outnn Lincoln,
but recA.aae baae running spoiled uieir
ocora.
LINCOLN
a a. r
H.
I
tX
3
1
GaaTiiar aai ...
Itindon. 2b ...
4. ono. rf
I agiauio. Ib
Mi-v'ormich. If
M.ller cf
mraman. 3b
Mut-iraw, c.
Kos. p
w.'oie
h napp. p
efiMimaa
4
4
4
4
A
i
I
l
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
14
H.
1
p
ToLaia
..J 5
nptKA.
AB. R
E
4
A
4
King, cf
Eanur. 3b
iieecnar rf . .
Garaaer. If ...
s hitnwv , lb
r itiuiai.m. aa
riuniman. m .
... 5
... 5
. . . 3
.. . 5
... 5
4
W L. P W I pa,
. 32 -"h tragi . . .. .T m
... - .'iT Pr.nur ... HI 3
. iai ai ..irAiNeaa Yir . .v. 4 .wX
Deo vea . .
Lincoln . . .
Puehio
St J'WDII
' unana
Smut U7
st vi i- Phiiadetcm 37 ;
. 32 : St. Louis ..V 4ii
V2 S4 4ii ' Inrmnati . 46 ii af
4-'i 43 4 " Brooklyn ... 41 JM
ToneHa.
A .HER. A.JTN AMIR. IEAiUS. I
W L.P I-.P-'. t
Ka.tMK Clf iB ite: Paadipnia C ; !
Pi 1! .M !., N-w Ttt. .. S'i ai4
M lt'im ,4 4T4 Cviand . . is y
Tn-cto ."ul i"htran i 52 4
Inrt anapona w wmna-on..42 C
Louiavil: j, m k, St. Lauia 21 73 JM
ltaar4aTa lloaalta.
WI?TIR.V
rmiu : oii3t City, i :
Pmiio Civr T '
T"iMia. 4. unrran. 3 ten lnninaa.
ft. Jiwnn. .1 Knim. 1 I
NATION. i. LEA-jITS. !
PhUaiHpma. 4: Prttsburx. 2. I
9t. u)un. a Chtnaan. T.
AMERICAN LE-IOTTE. j
?t LrftuiH. I. WMmnrnB. 5.
'"hirajto. 3. Piiiiuiionia. A
L'r"iT. w Yorit. 1U.
AMERICAN AH3triAnON
if :lwanKf. 4 t. Pa;i. II.
Kinxa-i C!Tv-M:nnfaooii. w?t gmunda.
Inaianuounn .; L-iiiuwllle, A
Ttfdo. Columbtia. 4.
Ami-m-j.n
Laaji'ir Nw Torn at tv un
ln'"' ooaton a; Philadaipnia.
neaptilia. indianaooilH ar Louiavui Tuedo
at ' oiumouH. haanaa city at St Pam.
NnrKa State Lawua--Hrand laland at
Hfi:nj. Torn at 5awrl Superior at t.o
tumoua. ECeamav at Fremont.
Minn Lmjria NanruMa
Fa.l City at Humboldt.
Clarinda.
;it7 at Auburn :
9henandoaa i '
1
Durtin. p
4
18
TotaiB 42 4 IS
3
fota batted for ft in aixth.
ThnmaH batted for ICnapp m ninth.
"Tn out wuimna; run was eeored.
1 ! Un. oln A l l A I A 1 1 a
! Tope a 1 9 a a i 4
ruinn batted tn Lobb, Cockman O. ,
l '.H4iumii. cviua. L'unjin 11. i nr. iroaaa
hits i-ockman. Durnin. Two-baae hita
' .a.a.u xitirt , t.iniajuau. .illlTI r 1 -.7 .
Kin. Beettner Durbm. Dmib.. ply:
r't r, I n "Ub; i iomaa tn,E?K"l
Durbin to Emory to tufjiey Left on
btiaeti Limtiiin. . Tooeaa. . Stolen baae:
rmndon. sM.-riflea hits taniar. I natiaub.
. t.. ii i iiipmaa. BTniL-H oul. dv f ua.
3. bv Knapp. 1. by Durtiin. a, Baaea on :
balls. ff L'urhia. 3. Trne: 2:10. LTm-
ptrett. Mcivae and tVeaver. j
CUES BACK LN LEAD AGAIN
Ciicarro Beats Cardinals ta Slow
.
YmUHZ WT5 F2.0X PTSATIS
Baaeketl Htta by CkaeaaTW eltk laaiat.
aaea af Inai aail Savl.ea's
try BaapaaalUe lwa lematrv
ml LAMaUsw
CHICAGO. Aug. .CChteaan regained the
lead in the pennant race today by defeat
ing Su Luula in a alow, drawn-out game,
while Philadelphia won from Pittsburg.
Buncoed hits by thtt locaia, with tne aa
aintanue of an error and Cai.ee a generos
ity netted Chicago its runa. Score:
miiiAco
A3. H O A.
ShaailATd. If. a a t 1
4 nulla, rf .. I 1 9 4
Turner el. ... 3 14 1
j 2uu' man. 2b. a 2 2 I
ST
lafiriS.
A3 HO A. g.
Uusgina. tb. 1
4 Elhb. if 1 1
9 BHaa. c. 11
aaatx:9r. lb I t
I Irtiu. rt. .1 4
1 Moaray. Ib.. I 1
4 llajiem. cf . . . . 2 I
4 Hauaar. a. .1 1
4 daisa. p.. . 2 4
1 Wiaelbem. P 9 4
LLtat. pi 4
awiier 1 4
Lwtw'e b. .
Hnfman. cf
aler. lb. . .
Arrner. c
Rirme. p. .
Tirtia. p. .
Bmarn. p...
Mi-lnttre .
1 12
4 4
4 4
1 4
4 4
I 4
Totala. -.22 IP 27 14 ; T.uia. M 12 24 U 1
Batted fir Woodbnrn in enghth.
Chicago 2 0 4 5 4 4 4 4. 7
, St. Louts 'I 3 4 4 1 1 4 0 S
Two-baae hit: Saier Threw-base hits
eibeckard. Hits: Off Richter. 4 in two in
nings off Ciirt-i 2 in to miunga (nnne out
. m Pfthi. off Brown. 4 in five innings: off
fa. ire. i four innings, off Wooduurn. 1
. in tnre einntnks. off Laudertnlla. A in one
inning. Baoas on ba.ls. Off Curaa. 3; off
Sailee. 3: off Woodbum. 2. off Bums. 1.
struck out Bv Renter, t: hy Curria 2: bv
sadae. I. bv Woodbum. 2: b- Brown. 2i bv
Laudermi.k. 1. Time. 2 S0. Umpires Rigler
anu Fin leran.
j nam raw T Wial tw PSAllliee.
j PrrTSBTTRG. Aug. 10 Piraburg lost to
PhilaeVipma in the ninth. laeifleld waa
' taaen off tne rub oar after pi tuning to two
men in tne ninth, being succeecea ov perry
Muler made fumble and. Cavrev misjudged
a fly
and these eirura lost fur tna borne
team.
fttore:
PHILADBLrHlA.
A3.H il.A.B
AS H.rj.A g.
..4 1 12 4
K nana 2b.
4 I
Paaserr. -if. . 1
Letter, lb . 4
Laeanta. Ill I
Titua. rf . . I
Baca. If.. ..I
Daataa. aa . . 9
awMMl. a. .. 4
Hiaue. p. .. .1
aiaa 1
Chiaimara. p.
I 4 a a eiera. it... I 1 1
4 12 4 'ana eg I 1 4 1 a
1 10 9 1 Waataw. as.. 4 4 1 1 4
119 4 U'HW U. . 4 1 9 I 1
9 9 4 1 ki-IUtfA lb I 4 T 1 1
114 9 Wliaaau rt... 1114 9
4 4 14 111 lam. a 9 17 19
14 19 LatnatA. p . 1 4 1 2 4
19 9 4 ferry, p ... 4 9 1 1 4
9949
Tuan as I It 17 l
T-sala JT 11 IT ts I
batted for Moore in ninth.
P-ttaburg 0 4 4 4 3 1 -3
Phuaueipbia 44011444 2 t
Two- hatie hits Ladarua O. Three-baee
hits: Carey. Madden. Home run: Clarae.
Baeea on baiia Off Le field. 4. off Moore.
i Struck out Bv Lei flmd. 3: by Ferry 1.
b- Moore. 3: by Chalmers. 1 Time. 3.12.
I mrores Kiem and Frary.
Higgins' Creditors
i Descend Upon Him
Property of Owner of Western
Leaarae Team at Des Xante, At- .
uched Waen Team STrorru.
IES M'MN'Ef. A-ig U The proper-tv
of John E. Hursina. W est em league mag
nate and owner of the I -a Momea has
ba.1 team, was attained yeaterdav at trie
local ba.1 park by deputy snenffs The
officers took nusaesaion of the club 9
parapnernaiia in the ciuh bmiae. Local
! creditors of Higgin bnugnt the praceed
inga. Joe Generen. secretary of the local EUava
. club, lator secured the rweause of the ai
taihed property after promising that Ule
goods would be presented when tna case
is called tn court. me suita and other
para pnem alia were tarn
players.
returned to the
TABLE Ri.rCK, Aug. 10. t Special. T he
r.ttn and laat ot a eerie of bawl games
between the "single men " and "tnarrwd
of this piace waa piaved here
Wednesday, there being an unuatuUly large
attendance, as tht was tna deciding game.
au-b having previouaiy won a
sJUDIa of
W hen tiie game waa einaad the I
score stood tula favor of tne
nasi." .
"married
. . .
a a-iee rtaaeasi wMvarw
bv that greet bea.th tunic. Electric Bittsrs,
ia tna ennebmeot of poor, thin blood and
eawirtatu the weak, ate Far aaue hv
Baa -on Drug Ce
HITS
a4.ao.aaay
it-Lr5C?T-S. N0 . Aa 10 -9tw.iai Ti-
B-3CILLSG OF
LM HH M rnal L tTta(MM
af t " tt
Hut1(fl TrlM Tatrl 1
Clt-r TwW.
I
aram. i-japnnr won th und one of pia '-d aan- diicaan dtfMred Pftuadelohia
tha ama on tn hmni (rrounda v a rinaw ; m tan inninca. tVaiti pitcrtwd mod ba-l.
woraj. baong tt lnrttv m bunrhtnar and but waa ftvam wr-tchad aunwrrt.- Livtn
IHanna htta tn t.1 aajntn tnnma. 8-or: wtrm waa piod tn tha ia uctiin; oit
A3 H rt.A S
a;ii rt . 1 o 1
A3. H 1 A.-
II. rf
Dma. . I I t 4 3 Llnwn Tn. S 1
rr-r - . i a a a (iranam. Ih : 1
M.-P-a11. 4 1 4 9 8mn. a 4 4 ' !
. m. Ih. 4 t II TittncB. -t 4 1 '. "
Or- a I t 4 ? lar!l. rf 1 1 S :
... 4 J 5 t IB 4 4 :
M 4 I 4 Bar aon. e I 1 :
a ... I 4 Ha- p.. . ... i : i I
ri .... t a D (1
Tsia s ara i
Tataia 14
Bartad for Hay tn mntn.
3iioTior .. i I I o 4
'.nmmrma 1 1 t ( (t 1 I '
EArnol rona ipartrr. 4 Ooiumou!" 1
Homo r"tn. 'irtnim. sai-rt?Va hit AiiTO.
Stolen baas Vnrm-.a. ldv i.trr 5.ixi..
E. Etrwii. 'irmnam. L?a-a. Hamaon. Staw
rnin iJV Srriir-K out pv f.vnH. .i hv t
Hv 3. Bun on balls. T? 3to"ns 2;
off Hay. J Hit ftv oiti-n-t niL! B- trf
MR. i. rtiubia piav. Dnrw n cinaiwiMfwd).
Laa-h to innam. Lef on bw;
pnr 5. Cotumoua 4. T'.mo: 1.5. I'm- ;
ptrtt Garratt.
Twa !
HA.TOOS. Nb..
A m. in -
-oatna: T-i-
rram.) Haoanar tooK a douoir-oeadar
from Grmnil laiand o tna n-'-r af 4 t :
and 4 tn 1 In -tia fiawr pna Th pitriuna
ami fine outf!art1n of i r-i of Rwir.n
CnaturaHl. Tan hit4 war" two-baunrara. In '
t.ie aafnnd aama a.1 tha 4rnra ara maula
in tha fnt innma Waiann a and Emm-
neiomc ami oik eaten ot a not:
drive were noteworthy. Score of first
fame
HA3TlNal 5HA.TD !StA?T3
.U H.il A B A3 H O. A I
Walaan. h
'1 34KbMMi
It 4
14
i : 4
;
I l
4 4 1
w"t man aa.
BtrnniaT
innaa. If ....
Conmm. Ih..-.
Kati Ih
H:n:ln. rf
'oa. r
onn. p.
S 4
1 4
I :
4 1
t 4
4 1
4 1
1 Mi:Laar rt. . . 1
1 Hmrala. 2h. 4
4 A- atrone. tb 4
4 Win, tb.... 4
4 RtH-naaan. e- I
4 Smith, m 4
1 ClAUBDBma. p. 1
4 1
4 10
1 1
0 4
1 1
t
1 4
4 I
Thai.
11 1 Total Al 4 44
A A A A A A A Z
23 A 01318
t 4
Grand Iaiand
HafltlbKH
stolen baaa
Cooke. tr-ink out:
Bv :
i - . . - . . v
; ViT- C TiS
haea hit: Brom.av B.ees on ba.la. Of?
(JI,n- j of- ciaaaman. L Htt b" mtch-d
., KJnkltn. t mnir- McDarmott.
Score, aecnnd Kama:
HaJTiNna
aa u n a a
A3. H.O .A
lb
1 2
1 a McKihnan
t 4 i-nna. H
If 1
. 1
4 4
9 a
t I
4
I 4
mar cf.. 4
4 Mi-Lear. -f.
4 4 Uarala. 2b I
4 9 Ar-ron. Ih 4
1 4 IV art. 41) . 1
4 4 Jnaerat. r. . . 1
4 4 amltti. e 1
4 4 Gram. p. . I
If I
lb.. . 4
i :
4 7
4 1
l in
4 4
4 4
Kaxz. lb. . . 4
H natln. rf.. I
m. c I
Hill, p I
-27 lull
AAA A I
Tnaaia B 17 Tetaia
Grand Island I n a a A
Hastings 4 0 A 1 A 0 A 4
Stolen bases: Bromley. Cook. Struck out.
Bv Hill. I. by Green. 3 Two-base hits:
Watson. Jones, blaia i2). Passad baU
Jokerst. Wild pitch. HIL. Bases on hauls:
:'f Hill. 2. Hit bv pitched bail McKlboen.
Umpires Hoerrue and Buchanan.
Fr. siast Def aata Ki
! FREMONT Neb.. 10 Spasziai Telegram. I
i Fremont defeateil Kearne- today tn a
i close and Interesting game bv the score of
: 7 to 4. Rouse started on the muund for
the locals, but wa.4 very wild In the third
and was succeeded bv Smith, who after
. one bad liming settled down and pitched
eonetatent ball for the rest of the game.
Vouse and Claire botn Diinneil the sonar-
over tna fence, tne former with two men
on bases. Both teams piaved excellent
! bail in the field, fvore.
FS9MONT.
A3 U O A K
A3 M () A S
Riinaeau. 2
4 Trouble, cf 4
H" man. lb -
Bennett, 'f 2
Bonner, rf . 1
relf. c. . .2
T-irein. 'f. . 2
'"area Ib . 4
Tlnmpa n. aa 2
RmiM. p. .1
dmltn. p. .. 3
J !f j
1 Downey . . ?
4 Pasiai 2b 2
-billaorl lb 4
4 r-laira. lb. . . !
9 Brrta. aa . . 2
1 urav .4
4 iaj ' 'tit . p 4
4
1 1
4 1
I I
I 2
I 1
4 4
I 9
TttAia.
.22
4
Tama. . . 21 10 27 13 I
t.me out when winning run waa made.
Fremont A 3 4 A rt 4 4 3 17
Kearney rt 4 2 3 A 4 4 1 ' 4
Two-base hit Thompson. Three-base
hits Bennett. Jarrott. home runs Rouse.
Claire aacr'.LIc" hits Bonner. T'tnmi.
Secrlflre fiv "chomtieoo. Stolen haeea.
Tnmnie. Bennett b. inner. Tumtn. Bases
on bails: i.-ff Jarrott. 4. off Riuse. 4. off
Smitn. 2. ff iCK out By Jarrott. 3i ov
Rouse. 2: bv rtmitn. 3. Hit bv nitcned bail
Thompeon. Eannett. Naff. Double pia"
Ronoeal to Thcmnaoii to F-illen. Time:
1 ail. Umpire. Hid.
Falls City Gets First
From Humboldt
Pttciiejsj Waare WT for Precedence III
TW-nlr Sherrorlnah TTny-feiT-a
Game ta Clanuda.
HUMBOLDT. Nop.. Aug. 10 3peciai Tel
egram, i Fails City took the first game of
tiie series today in a pi-tthcrs' battle. The
core
RH.E.
Falls Citv
K imooidt
batteries
aat Diets
. rt 4 I
A A rt A 1 42 " 1
A ! 'I 4 4 i ! 4 "4 i ,i 4
H-imboidt Jutas Wheatle"
Fans ' li--. Mihane and Van-
awnill. Umpire
iiiBnana.
CLARINDA. la-.
Aug. in. ' Soeciai T
gra.n. Toiay it game was forfeited to '"la
nwia bv thtt score r,t s t : 4 n tne mntn
inning wttn the score 4 tn i: i.i fa.nr ot
S henandoali.
A L BURN Neo . Aug Soeciai T'e-
graiu.. WU.lford of N-"Urmaa Cltv and
. Mai-nn of Aunum nad a great pitcners
; oattle touav in which A ilmn waa ie' down
' w:tn one u:t and no runa. Tile score:
RH.E.
Neo. Cltv 4 4A4A414 4 i 4 1
Aunum 4 4 ) 4 rt a i 4 ) I 4
Batteries A'lburn. Macon and Kranin
; ger. Nenraaka Cltv. Wiliidri and Plner
l ton. L mpirs Mevafrs and K.'atsberg.
MINISTERS AND LAWYERS
PLAY BALL AT DES MOINES
I
Usal l.labta a 1st bv I Ins l Tkrlr
ta the tar ( the la
Jaaattaa. DbiS MOl-Nk-S A i '"our-T tn.unc
tione. var-iicts uf tne enronrr and "amens '
f'.iied tne a-r at tne L"a Momrs i-mieg..
baarn baJ par'i tniM aitcrnoim. wnen the
ministers of L-as Moines mat the awi-art
of I. -as M.nnae in tne annum nana ba.l con
tent. The iawvrs won ov a score af U)
Ui A
.4 temoorat-i- tn'unction restraining tne
I ot chr-m from tiitcmng be.-a.we' of his
-wudnesit waa graniai t.ne ,w..n in tn
first tia-f ot tne totu-tn inning ami he was
remaced bv i.ic Rev Juno McHorne of
the Highland Pant cnurrn. who promtaeit
ui put a minoie on bis w-na
t'uuntv AtluiBav jamee Iee. who urn
pireu tne game, waa i-eauaaat severtti nmes
oecaiiHe of ms deciMiiinn- out waa proieatec.
bv t'hief of p-iuce Yeaaer woo sat on tne
player a oencn during toe aame m an ef
fort tn maintain peace ami.-ia sne flavors
Judge Lawrence L-nlrar wno recep.tiv
laeue.1 tha emer entrn stopoed tne street
I car strike, was thrown out of tne bars
in
. 7 s nav-ng
- e ii .m . T-m
I ,
ORD. Neb.. Aug 10 . foeciai. i Ord de-
, feat e.1 aWrsent tnie afternuon in on of
i tne fastest ba.1 games ever piayed here bv
j & aatore of 1 ui a Taa noma team made
; oni' uaa hit during ta game, wniie tne
' vutittws made 'nree Sargent naa been
t beavnng arvervthmg in tn a part of ta
WALSH IS GI7Z5 P0C3. SUPPOJIT
Vina ta L Tntft
rrr at Pte ta lath
PHILADELPHIA. Auf 11 a
Harrv Lrrd at tha plat tn tha ninth tn-
mna; and wan fur n to faur.
CHlCaoo
WTiAaHJIA
1. A3 H.O A K
LaKt I I 1 t '
1 frnm irt 1 4 4 4 "
4 S "VMIina. al I !
4 Baaa. a S 4 1 1
1 Hurfrtra. rt 4 1 ' 4
4 Sa.-lnnaa. th. 4 11 ;
4 Dai ' w 4 4-11
4 T i ' iiaai'm e I 4 4 1 4
Ail H IJ A
H la. 4
4iianan. t 1
"totau nf. 5
M mi. Tb 5
J ' "mlina. lb. i
'nrtia, W
4.illl-aa. -s. .. S
4 lMBU
a.iari. 9
. 1 1
4 4
.1 4 4 4 Martin, a.
Martarl
41 U IT 4
"torfna
Haartw . .
Totala.
It 4 14 14 J
Batted for Sullivan in mnth
"Batted for IjTin"Ton In ninth.
Batted for Moramn in ninth.
u:i for Lapp in nlntji.
Sarted for Mat-tin in tenth.
fhlcas;-i A 1 A i A n 4 3 ; 5
Phiiaa-lphia 1 A A a : a a A : 4
Two-baee hltn: H. Lord ill. Latrn. J
a-baee htta H Lord, i-. Lord.
stru. K o
nut. By Wa.an. 4 or M ira.i. 4 or
Marin ".. Baa on baM rf' wai.tn. .1:
ofr Mm-ran. 1. Time. I.i. Cmptr-a. Eana
and ajiska..
teaaian TaJae Fvail fVama.
WA5HINiiTDN. Aaa. In Waafilnarion ie
featetl St- Louin todav in tha flna mma
of the aanae. S to v Groom plt'-had no-t
ball, but waa rlvan . poor aupcorr. while
the locaia hit Laiia hard m the seventh In
ning; K-nrhei! a ftnaer wan damaaad b a
dmi tip and he u rapiaiiad bv Stenhene
si -ore
WABHEt-TTi vr u-ria
A3 H O. A S UIO A a
541 : an rt 4 1'
Srhaaawr. lb. S IS
ElBaroed. lb 4 1
i "in' nan. - 1 4 1
'luaanir rt. 4 2 1
i Wailta--. If 4 1
MrBr-da. aa. ( 1 1
' ami- lb. .41
Straas. c. . .. I I 7
4 Shanes.
tf
lb.
-. If
3b.
0 4
4 4
a Aoatln.
t 4' aaltw
I 4
4 2
4 i
I 4
4
4 LAnmrta.
1 Hnaan. rf.
1 Kr-rnall. c
Atavfiaeia. I
a Biara. Lb
4 Wanacau
1 Lane. p ..
p .1 1 4
T -xaia. n -A rr it I
Tataia.
KM 4 24 11
Batted for Laae in ninth.
Washington 1 1 A 2 A
5 1
St. Louia 9 2 1 2 2 2
Two-baae hlta: Scnaefer Schwettxer
Three-base hits Laoorte. Shorten. Home
run Hoaran. Sacrifice hit. ' iroom Sto.en
bases M.Ian. McBnde. Cnnrnv. Street.
iroom. Left on baaes: Waahinartnn. 9. i1!.
Louis. . Baees on bails off i iroom. 4.
off Lae. 3 Struck, out: Bv 'iroom. T. by
1h. i. Time. 2. in Umpires Connoiiy
and Farker
Ttarerw Saataa by New T ark.
NEW TORK. Auk. 1(1. New Tork easliv
drfeatd D'troit. To poor fleidlna" of the
visitors assisted the incais in pi. tna up
runs. Bavuman. a New Bedford recruit,
made tne star catch of the same, robmna;
L'raa of an extra base bv a areat lumomn
catch of a liner He aiso cracked out a
triple. Score:
nrw rrmis- DimtnrT
A3 a .5 A B A3, a O A S.
Wnter rf.. 1 a I Jam If ...a
tieeilrmll. cf. 1 1 T 4 Been. m... .4
. haaa. lb 4 2 la 2 I ' 'arm. rn . .4
4 ree. II I 1 1 4 I Shailer of. 4
Kaicm. aa. . . 4 1 1 I o Datenainr i
HAi-uaal. Ih. I 2 1 1 4 -rawtan. rt. i
rurme. 2b.. 4 9 1 2 9 Draa Ib .4
lHT 2 1 4 1 O Uaai. lb . 4
Vaugnn. p... 4 2 2 1 0 Baumis. la. . 4
S'aaaae. c. . 4
Totala. 3 IS IT 14 ! Wlliait p.
sunuee
a.. 1 4
Tntaua IS 11 24 I
tartad for Shailer tn ninth.
Detroit 1 I A 2 4 4 l 5
Nw York A 0 3-14131 lU
Twu-base hits Buan. Cobb Chase.
Knight, ftanagn. Three-oau?e hits Bauman.
i.'ha.ir. V ..liter f weenev Home run Bush.
Bases on Da. Is Off Vaugnn. 2. off Wn
,att. 'i off Summers, 2. Struck ut Bv
Vaugnn. 4. by Wilie't. 3. T'me 1.33. Um
pires Mulim and O'Loughitn.
rR.
ARCH DALE Tisi isj HITH
Ireali ta ft rase b (ears Earl
DEL'ATUH. III.. Aug. 1i Breaking in tne
back stretch lost for Earl Reaper 'it-.
eixt.n hax in the 2:2n trot, the feature even:
of the second dav s harness ra. es. to if
Ar-ndaje. bv Ar-hdaie Botn hail won two
heaxa m tne Crsr five, and refused to
g:ve up tneir cnances at tirst money bv
splitting first and second.
The Railwav and Light stake an won
rrv Peter Preston, bv iVeter t.ne Great, in
straight heals. All the evenid. w.tn tiirt
exception of the 2:2h trot, went in straight
heats aa well. The track u Heavy
Sumrair -
Thrre-year-old pace, purse two in
three.
2e?
Tuilv B.. b. g.. by Colonel Gentry
, j
a man
Fred De Forest, br c. bv The Do
Forest
2 2
ers'i 3 da
' A-rirot Patch, ch. h.. by Argot Wilkes
1 i i'unn i ds
I Time: 2:15'-. 2:I4.
Class 2:30. trotting, purse thd. tour in
six
Dr Af-hdaie. b. h.. bv Arch-
da.e iHogan' I 3 3 2 1 1
Ear- Reaper or h.. by Early
Reaper i Bates i 4 13 13 2
Jim Boyte. b. ( . b- Coibert
Dean i H 3 2 4 2ro
Lait-I Creation, br h.. by Lord
Linton ) Adrian 1 344
3 4ro
2:IB;,
Tim
1:17V 2:18-4. 2:144.
-iiJS.
Lainr Railway and Light companv s
it.tica. J:i ptute. puraa Ii.Omi. tnree m five:
Pater Praoton. b. h., by Peter the
ra: Dean 1 1 1
Adella Roes. b. m.. by J H. L iHo
aan ...2 3 2
Him- Thmue. b. h.. by Thistle i Mar
vin 3 2 3
Aness Joe. D. . bv Cham or run
D-inn. ...4 Ids
T'me Z.-nt. 2:10i. 2:H''.
TrttmsJEY
44TDCR Till MFH AT
Faat Taa-laalag lauiaat at F 1 raaiaa ' a :
Hear with Hasaphrey.
L-EIGr- N-o . A . m Ti f ore al Tie
?ram. The firemen a toumamenr opened
here tooa ' eit.i a.i tt. rM iiiniiJ v targe
'-rowd pr-.-nt il:nnpnrv won first monrv
in tne :io-e ra a. mairi ina run m iwei-tv-eix
and mr-t:f'.n fei-umu Howeils.
ae-ind. witii tiiirt . ami iW'i-Cf:ns. New
mu.i s Gr-iv . fiunaed
In -hi- slow ..iti ra. a Car Cariannrn-n
w.in first. ?nin 4ta feet in tnree minutes
and fifrv-ai.t -acondH I'larK i ra.eton won
sainiui. martini; it in tnree minutes and
ftir--iW'i savundit.
Th ),,! amnie waa one of tie moat tn-
'eret:iii: anil ti. iting ever maved here,
but.i anviier anil H impnrev war- at tiieir
best ami it tieik ten innings to dende tne
lii.nr Many apectacuiar cauinea and oiavs
am maua t.irougnoul :hr game and tna
feature was tne i-ati-h of a line drive :iv
Mugan wmcn shut off two runa. The
score
SNTUBR BLMPWew-a'
A3, rf. ' I A. K
I.H.it A-
" i .
1 ! 4 il
10 4 2
Mattaa. Ib
2 Oaa mm
a W. C . '
Hul:a aa I
Woi aai lb a
H Hon'-. 2a 4
3 Rah t, at 4
-uat.a. a . 4
Wasar .f i
4 r.
.1
cf
2 I S-aaart so .
1 9 F.i. lb
2 1 ' Zaredli. p
2
4 2 4
9 l a
4 9 9
r
aa. rf
9 9
1 2 9 9 liaiaaaue.
lb 4 I 11
UaraBAn,
42 e 1 4
c 4 1 I
Tntau
Tstaia . ts I 29 12
Snyder 4 4 A i e a l a 4.
humohrev Urt4i)l 14a) J
htuiuu baees Oak, srest- Butter Two
baae ntt. Christen. Three-base nits Ben
Oar oaa. H. iaooert. Butier Pat eta:
aoer Btruca out. hv ouatin. 10: oy
avaull. a baaas on baas: on loet:n. L
Lsiuoie ritav. Fox to Xneoene. Lef un
Baaas. snvdAr. I. Humoniwy. 7. Time
l.aH. Umpire. FVana rnrt Moquam ran
for Za.adli m sarventh.
Tha F-anger haae bail taaun has been aa.
gam zed and tne nine is trxiaing tor a
ciiance to mix It wttn
ce to mix It wttn sarme of tne staan f
" 'm!iL wV" .Sat- l'l'"tl'
timer
TTTGU35 ETT H123 CT IT2ST
Ttatrtaa: P1tp Ulw !
Dmi la Tatml Aftr Taaa
CCL.L"M3T."f. Au AfTar trtf laM-mid
mmna niy on Toiado rinnr raftohtl
md ba ami Braaa- won a victor ar
Tina!in. Tho latr- waa hit hard m th 3l.?ijuiaton of Now Orana and p array Mr.
first .nninc and i.'.itM a doub o bv Down .juiwton ff Van Vlrk. Tox.. drfoatin Ro
tn tiio third afrar a paan to MahUn and la-id Hot- and Drummond Jonas of St.
Bronki
?orr .
''a oi r 1 ir on Cona;trm btmndar.
a J H j.a 3
Ail H O. A K
KVna
niina
4 Niian lb . . 4
4 BrmtMia aa 1
4 H 1 -nan 3b 4
'inw 2h . 1
: h't ? lb 1
4 Rnr4a rf 1
4 "rtarn, e. . 1
1 ''r-ta. 1
4 r-nann. p -
-f 4
It. 4
"'Ronr lb .1
Wtult. . . 1
.. . 3
Ttta.a. .. 11 iff T. T
Coiumbue . .1
Ml,!. ..a -4
I a t 1 a
a) r) A A ) 1)
IS 5
Toledo 1 1 O A A A A 4 I
Twa-baaa hits pai v.nir. r-owna Cl'-naa.
Baaee on naiin Off Hartar. 3. off T'ni tna.
1. ftrtma out Bartr. i bv Tma'lnn,
L Time 1 41. tfrapirea. Bierna.ter and Pox.
rarlaala Baarh Hita.
LO L' IS VT IL . Aj 10 Louisville win
from tndianarMiiie bv ounchina- wo double
and two sinr.ies of Lanx and dnnn mm
from the "tro m the tTn. The vtsttora
t'ini'nat t;tair hits in tha sixtli. after whirh
rhanav set', iail iown anti pitchetl giod ba.l.
Score
LOL-ISVTU.E LNDlA.NA.Ua
A3 :t ' A E A3 a il A a.
f : 4 : 4 4 Hnfrman. et . : 1 o
i .4 ! ; : WuHinti. if 4 4 ; 4 a
stanstmrr
Hi.mnaon. a. 4
lir' aiia Ih. 1
Haan. -f 4
Si an it t I
Hnwit' Sh. :
Baarr Ih . 1
kucne. e 1
I hMia p.. 1
4 Mn irtnr rf 4 l ' 4
nnmr lb. . 4 1 10 1 4
4 aii. Jb 4 1 2 I 4
1 R'ttar - 4 4 1:4
1 WMIlama lb 4 I I 4 a
Mnwo. aa 1 1 1 4
'. Lin, a 1 9 1 1 I
Schiltjer.
p.. i o i a
T-naia. .3 'TV. :
Tnaaia It i 34 J. a
Lnuievllle
IndiaxtapoltH
Two-haae hits:
wltt. Struck out
1: nv Schiitzer
.. 0 A .1 i A 4 .1 A 4
ll A 0 II 3 0 A 0 i
Hughes. Robinson. Hule-
Bv Chenev lu; b- Lmit.
1. Baaee on bail off
Cheney off Link 3. Time
i 4u. im-
pirea. Chill and Handlboe.
eta ts rtwat B
ST PAUL. Minn.. An. 10. St. Paul had i
an easv time winning the third straight .
from Milwaukee bv u. to 4. The ioca.a hit
Nicnoison hard tn tne first inning. Marion
relieved him and did we 1. l autner acnaik
of Milwaukee was hit on tne arm bv a
pitcned oa.l and had to rettr. Manager ;
Barrett left on a acouting mp this morning '
ana Catcher Marsna-1 wan .eft in cnarge .
of tile ciuh. Ha a.i put off the grounds
in tne second inning auid tnen ordered tne
Came piayed under protest. Sttore.
ST PACU MH.WAm.SS
A3. H O A K A3 H u.l S.
If 4
1 4tona. If
inuaa. rf. 5
M M '. tb 4
DaiahanTT rf i
Sletser. lb J
Butler, m . 1
Lena - 1
!.lf?k. lb 4
Belaer. p. . . 2
XotAla C
4 i-banm 4
4 Oranaorf. iba 4
4 HanOA.1. -? . 1
4 L.wtwld. "f... 4
4 I'lirt. Ib. 4
I
4 1
1 4
i :
4 2
I a
14 4 lanrat m .. .
2 .1 4 na.k. -. .
4 4 4 Raiaton. Ih.
w-.llliaaa ..
77 in 4 Mannn.
Nlrhoivn. p. 1 1 4
THAI. 22 10 24 14 4
Ran 'for Schaik tn fourth.
Batted Cor Nichols in fourth.
Milwaukee 1 rt A 3 A A a 0 A 4
St. Paui 7 0 A 1 a 0 I ii 11
Two-base hits. Orendnrf i2), MuCormick.
Stoien base Rieger Double piavs Butier
to B. McOormiek to Steiger. B. McCormick
l taeiger. riit-s 1 iff .Nicnoiaon. 7 in three
innings off Maron. 3 in fiv- innings.
Bases on balls Off Rieger. 3: off N'choi
a n. 1: off Marion. 4. Hit bv pitchetl ba.1:
S--haik bv Rieger. Struck out. Bv Rieger. ,
4: ov Nicno aon. 1, bv Manon. 4. Wild
pitcn Marion. Sacr-flce hits Charles. M.
.Mccormick. Land. R:eger Left on bases.
St. Pain. 4. Milwaukee. 7. Time. 2:10. Lm
pires Ferituson ami Idilinner.
Legg Will Enter
Golf Match in Omaha
. Xiaasaota State Champion Will Play
in Trans-jtissisBippi Toamamfint
Here 5ext Week.
MINNEAPOLIS. A ig W- Har-Tt G
Legg. who recentiv :n Tia state golf tour
naments on M:mkanda Unas, successf'ill.
defended his ptle t. tne Minnesota cnam
pionship. defeating R. S. Firrlck of Duluth
m the final, wtl! enter t.te Transmicstesippi
cnampinnahip tournament, winch opens at
Omaha next Mnmta- Legs, who bv his
iate victory captured the state title for
the fifth time, ha-s held the Transmissie-
sippi golf cnampioniitup for tnree -ears.
i Les won the low nuallfying score at Mini-
i aa.ius iihba in 1. 1.- ii amateur cnam-
' pionshtp tournament last year but did not
ciiier uib imimunani ar i-eiroit this vear
.ACE IIH'LTI 4.T XUVIRI, II.
Si3 Teertaas stay a ear Fast Mile,
tn Daeie).- W laaar.
M VLVEI'. la . .v.irf. !' Special Teie
grarn. i Vearl" 3. a peopio atTenne-1 tne
racea of tne Stmt nwMtcrn Uia Racmi;
aiaK:laliiill mw" . -i-r.... 7' irr- r. i.
tween 4 and .i.iaai ,eotji.: on the TT-Junda
Summary
First livisinn. 2 1 pac- Star Jun.nr
J T. Milld Culuiniiia. Mo, tirst : Miss
"mw " T ba'l. i, ran. l Iaiand. .Vu.
ond. Time 2 17. 2 2 17;j.
fecond division. 2 ! Dace br-insw-.ck r..
W" W Powen, Lincoln. .Veu . t:rst ilm-
betta. Hanev iVumm. Sioux City
secund.
Time. 2:1b. 2:IH. 2.1M'..
2 20 trnr. purse Anehiiaie James
Romer Plartamoiit .1. Xeb., first. Mav (j
M. Younglove. Aiia.nilc. la, aecond. Dme
2. in. 2:14aaj. 2 13. 2 !ic.
Three-.;uarter-mne .laan. ICld William
won. 'j .v. anencer ueon la. owner
Two races whicii were pnstron-d until
i tomorrow beca.iae of a misun in t.-ie 2:1s
: pace are the tnrre-y-ar-om trot and tnree-
mne reiay race.
atlDOLPH IIIK BILL ri,VIL
9lwx Falls Dafaaia I reaeeat eat .a-aaa-a
Uaai, Tawaawaels.
K.lTiLP(-. s-i, . -is ,u St.-r.ttal
Teiegram. -1n tne G.-sr lay of tne baae oai.
'ar:i!ai nere L.ttia'. Sinux r a.::- ut-Irairtii
' r-.. ent. ia. ano Leoiara. la-, won from
rii- I uwnhcuin if '-utiaiia. The f.ntt game
between Siou Fa..s and Cres-enr waa tea
i ii . i i- iiit- I.eniiiii; of irt .'ifM for "re-i-en:.
ihi- jei'uim waa a t.Huvr tor La-
mars I on w. liners piuv tor first and
-md. me luwrs fig:u fur
tn rt and
E.H.E.
f un tn money
Score Crsi earn
Sinui Ka Is
rescen- j 7 '
catieriea . Sioux Kails. Bauer and Clap- '
per. i reecent. Maaon. KVtC'ier and Yost.
f. oie a. noil game R. H E. I
Lemars .....i21. :
Townserid.s I 4 lo i
bauenet: Lemars. Anderson. Coffee and j
Diiiu. Towaaeniis Dvke and Theur L m- j
pir- M.sa Amanda ' lement-..
l3peaevwMt l eaea 4 La. j
Tne t-irothemootl team of the Mortn Side !
Chnitian cnurc-i defeated the Bennett Co. i
team in a fast r.ve-innmg irtmi- at Twentv-
' P.flii and Plnanev streets I'ueada .- evening i
! a nr of 4 to X The teat ires of tna
game waa tne neavv billing of tne brrxn- !
ertuiod team ana a.i around fielding uf tne t
same team. The score j
' hetmei: Co 4 14 1 4 J j
i BromerhiKwl 3 4 I 4 I
stolen baaes I oleman. urtev Vantv i
.
I '71. Thurrjer. 'jeesman i.ii Thraa Maa bit. J
Var-ty Taa-tam- nii-i Colemaui. Hoveiaa, '
anty. palmer. Thuroer Siruek out. Hv '
I'urw 7, bv Martin. 4. Base on balls iff ';
j Curiey. X Time. an. UmiMra uoli.
The uniform sue'-ees tna. aaa artended
tha vac of C hamoer'ain a Coiic. Cholera
and Ciiarrhoea Uemedy haa made It a
tavonta every w btwe It ca
I apoa For mum by
It can aiwavs he Oe-
SOUTH ALSO 15 AT FUTSH ,
T , riaaja rmr TafaT at Clay
I lnm Wlwrtn mm WHf.
bma af TtrwtaMi aaa a4)lM
rata aiar af Tfaaa. -
J. H. WinBttwi and H.iaTt O TV hltnfa.l of
orfnlk. Va.. da.?f.n P-r-v Vard and
H J Hcnda.! of F"TThiir Ta.. and Pain
Lnuia. won tho sanrn-'tnaia of thai nariona;
clt? rourr ehampinnahip tournamrnt at tha
F"iald el'ih Thurday Wlnaton nd Whita
naaul wa.ad awav with Svrd and Ran
da.I. dafaanna tnam 4-1 avi. 4-2. but tha
tha onntawt batwaan tha Mi'Viutaton brrrth
ar and Hoar an.l Jonaa of 3t- Luia wart
Inna; and doubtful, tha taam of brothan
i atnnlni in aata. 4;. i-L 4VJ. 4H, 4-J.
Tar".' -stvard of P't-.shura dafaarad
TTlnat.in of Norfolk. Va.. "-i. 4-4. 4-H. 4-2.
and Waiter T Hares of Chifraxo defeated
H. 1 Randall of Ptttsburs; tn the semi
finaaa of the enatnplonehip wna'es of -he
nanonai rtay cnur tenma tournament at
the F'eid diih Thursday mnt-nir.ii
tverd's defeat of Winston aiircr'eed all
tile spectators 'he tall VirTln a.i ha-m
been picked aa the wtnne- in trie tnurne
The Pt-sbur man a su:ilf-ii manipulation
of the racnuet and especially a anarp cut
that he puts on even the speeuietit ba.1
oroved Winston's undoin Ail of the won
derful defending abilities of the Norfolk
man and his awtf. sure shots proved un
avalllna; against ?iverd.
The Trst set waa fouirht stubfmmiy .
Slverd Tna:!y wlnnlna; In '-5. Winston
came bark tn the second and captured the
seennd 4-! but Slverd waa at It wth
raatar persistence than even m the third
.a, - a-, an... -ha
- .a u - -v. - o . i hi.
head a.! throuah the aame. plactnir the
! bail with well directed shots m almost an '
i nart of the court. Winston more than met
'f htm half way. hut on a iong rally the
i steady work of Siverd won him the point.
The Siverd-Winston much ts considered
bv many of the tennis men to have been
the real finals of the tournament. The
Ptttsbunr man has been perhaps a little
under-rated tn his week of piay. although
ail had expected at leaat a set march in
favor of Winston. The winner will have a
hard row to hoe to defeat Waiter Hayes
of Chicago.
Biee by laalasa.
Following is the detail scor
Detail 4ara.
F'ret Set Games. Prs.
Slvard
Winston
Second Set
siverd
Winston
3J444A47474
3 34344494511
... 4 4 S 2 9 2 3 4 1 14
...2 13444524 44
Third iet
Siverd i) 43143714441. 44 4ft
Winston 4 234X5542444 i 4 46
Fourtn Set
Iverd - 4 2 4 3 4 4 It 44 24
Winston A 4 2 3 2 4 2 12 13
Toiai games. Siverd. 25. Winston. IS. Totai
points, Stvard. IH; Winston. 131.
Ha yea a Wfclel-ertma.
Walter Hayes whirlwind method of at
tack and hia brilliant work on defense
proved too much tor J. H. Randall of Pltta-
burg, who lost after two out of three seta ,
had become hia. Hares fighting spirit ,
waa not at ail downed by the score being
against him. but he waded right in and .
won the last two seta in 4-2. 4-1.
The Hayee-Rendai! match proved the ,
more spectacular go of the two seml-flnain,
aitheugn the Wlnston-Slverd match was
better tennis. Time and time again the
iulck footwork of Hayes saved nam the
point, his chopping sites of the bail aending .
it back to Randall's court, low over the
net and with terrific speed.
Rendail plaaed steadily and carefully,
but tne speed of the matcn wad too miicn
for him and tne last two sets tne Chicagoan
walked awa- from htm. He seemed to i
be urtabie to stop the attacks of the Windv i
C!ry r-.-i-lone. Haves cannonading htm back
from t:ie net and then sending tne bail '
with gnat force into one corner of tne
court, would win the point
i an the third aei when Haves had Ren
dail 4-.. and the game ha t gone to whera
he had set point. Hayes returned one of 1
Renua I s shots, just hitting the tup of the
"" tn bail tailing over and rolling into
' Kendall's court, losing him the set.
I gatrr la Detail.
, Following la the detail score
a rst set
Points. Gms.
Hav-i
. 2 4 1 4 3 4 3 4 4 n
..4 4 4 2 4 1 3 1 221 3
. Randall
ftcond Sri
I Haves
heniltll
Tiiir-i Set
Hayes Kroila.l
Foiirt'i Sat-
Ha .'es
P.nca.l
Flftn St
Ha v es ,
Rendo.1 ....
HEslLTH
4 424414441412 339
.2 244442 4 24144 446
rt 2 3 4 5 II 4 5 4 7 1 '
.4 4345 414454 431
4 1 4 4 4 1 4
2 112 2 14
... 4 4 I 4 4
...2 2 2 4 2 1
IN THUCL.I
l.L4.al R
laeacar Oatpllehee Heaatrtx s
iaalate-y W lam I -a aa a .
iJ'"IX'T 111 . A'lg 10 s oenrer ni.tuit"iul
Hendnx and won for Qmnry St:ora
R.M.ii.
j'nncv 3 j i)
Waterloo 2 i '
baitanes. Spencer and Fornev . Hend
m and v oit.
bi'v,i Ia-. Aag. 1 t mhiniue os
to Peona. 9 to 4. on coetlv errors. Score
P-H.E.
Peoria u 12 1
Dunuiioe ri Ii 4
Eat er-ea K-'rr and M-rDonaid .4 eoster
and A. ten.
Hia .x lf'.-AND 111.. A -ail M H.ck !
land Tan "iile game postponed. wet ,
grtiuntii .
iuii'HIXi'iT'jN 1.1. . Aug. in --T.iecat ir
Davenptirt game poatponea, rain. 1
Aa ae tatwawatle. m plaaa. a naal. tw J
nharkaa lww ta4 aUar talsaaie (
prises are ta hat la The lei IImwAv- j
la aaaaera'at la The aa4ay ilea i
at t riaaat lit.
A TRIUMPH IN THE
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THE HACIMC BEE8
IN THE M13ELE WE2T
KaMBliT
Oisa aSCflri,
1 1220; kmOaymAmmx B.t3l.
I rtrat Wll ta ltol -! la f n-t
I Pal tyrr trmmU a awl r atr-r
faf.it Kilo f tr
Inf.
n-EtTEIANr O .
waa amaaHod
Grand Omilt rai
mtira of tho fr"
A:i V ooto
: "la V-ir:i 'aidiii'.
a t.irtav thrwo
f.ir rhamntnnahm
DrtA-e. w-th sum hers i as Independence
or Earl. T . Th Eel and Fva-n W
contendtnit. war paced ramtarrivaiT :n
! V. 2 r-'H and I Ht' a w-ff record
for thraa heats in a race
The Frt heat. 1n aildltinn to oatna the
faatawt mile ever paced on tha North Ran
aa' rrack. stands a tne fastest oared
mile of the yar Indonendence Fov. the
favnrte. ha.t to aT'end huneelf ti the
itmlt M heat Ear!. -,r . and The Eel. In
so doin ha clipped two seconds from his
former "ecorl of 2 "ji, made at Lexinarhsn.
Ky . net vea.- The fna'. tuaraar of this
heat w4 paced in ; wen-y-nme aeennds
Tar tn tne second hear Ma;nr Mallow led
he ti- to the haUf tn 1 Al. bur died at
he thr-a-ouivrer poie. Earl, ir . showed
ramarkahie strenath In the final heat,
which raeuitad In another rerTflc haftle
batwaan himself. Tha Eel and Independence
Bor For the aecond tme hs put tne
fa-'m-'re t rout, w-nnlnif tne heat and
Trst mcnev
With An--1i the favor-te drawn from
The Ohio stake rsce heca.ise of lamanai.
Baivasia was ma. la the favorite Xhe
lookatl like a sur winner In tne Erst hea-.
but hrosa a: the t-pae-ri'iiirr role and
was beaten by Lewie Tprr"st In the sec
ond heat she showatf her claes h- ba-atmir
Lew-.a Fir-rest in a drtvmjj Cniet; "lie
could not renaia:. howav-r and Strmier
' ahowina a surpruilna; burst of spa-d. w.n
! " lencrh. This bemr a. thr-e-heat
race Lewis Fori est won Prst mtrnav (4a-
vaata
senond money. ?friler third and
i Charlie Thomas fourth.
I High Admiral made Charlie Mitcitell. the
I favorite, work hard to win the first heat
of the 2:14 trot. Edgars, making a wonderful
: drtve after High AUmirai broke in the Truf
fltuarter The aaune horses tough it out
tn the second heat, hut Charite Mifche'l
waa victorious. He reneatad in the third
1 beat. High Admiral again rmnhini aec
i end. although aeverai lengths to tne rear
i of the winner
Caaeadn and Ladv Willow were the chief
contenders tn the 2:IS trot. Gav Audnbon.
i the favorite, disappointing his fnilowers
! bv finishing a poor four-li Ca.si ado
proved hts superiority hv winning in
straight heats,
i It waa announced late in the aT'-mono
that Uhlan. Instead of attacking he
world's trotting record to sulky tomorrow
1 the closing day of the meeting, will rrv
to lower the world's trotting record for a
half mile to a wagon in the open, sum
mary Championship frea-for-a.!. pacing. Sl.fasi
: added, two in three
Ear' Jr. gr g bv The Earl Coxi
Independence Biv. ch. g.. bv Thistle
i Murphy )
! The Eei. gr , by Gamboller iMc-
2 1 t
1 4 t
4 3 3
3 3 4
3 3 5
4-14
ds
three
1 2 1
4 1 3
r. 3 I
4 5 4
7 7 3
2 4ds
3 Xds
9 tdr
ds
d.-
Ewen
. Evevn W.. b.
i Shank)
Major Mailow.
m.. by The Spv
g iMa.lnwi
i White.
The Abne blk.
Eh H Kav br
Titna 2:1ti. 2-42.S. 2:I::V
omo staae. 2 12 trot, purse Ifc..
heats
Lews Forre-t. hlli .. bv Genera.
Forrest .JdcDonnida
Felvaatu. b. m.. b- Bingen iMpr-
pnvi
Stroller en. a. hv Allrrton iMo-
Devlf
Charlie Thomae. gr g . bv Keller
Thomas iMitcliaiii
Wllmeynii. f. a i.iMti
A I Stamev m. s. i White.
Douglass McG-egor hr ir-anilersi
Ladv ireen i.iodH. h f iCot1 ..
I.oroth-.' Hansmm. ch. m ' Shann
Anvtl. b a Gear"
Time 2.47--
"lu3S 2 14. tr't-nit. purse r ifl' 'nree
a.ve
"harev 'Slit.hen. ch g. b'- Ma.--veiout
Martin v 1
High .A.eTi-ra' hlk. s . hv Aiirainl
I i-vav ii-rsi 2
Uzirm. b g.. bv Ashiand r-erf
INUCKOIS' I
Monte w ikes. br a. hv t a-snmnnt
lAnramsi
41va I'lilon. h s 'M-Mahon'
Fun Jcnnson. h a iMoreoaad
Manco xr g i Ernest
i-s'nrd Bo- ir . ! " iCox . .
4 7
dr
"uied off
Time 2 2 47'.. I ".
"' IS irottlng ptl e tl 'lira
five
i'-sde. ch .. hv The Peer (Mr
pnv I
Ladv Willow, hh m.. hv Montour
i ieers 2
ijiteen Lma b. m.. b" Red Larta
Rnaamir. 3
G-.- -A'lOnotin. nh. c he Aodonon
Bov iMrMartoni 3
Edwtn .. hr a . rv Pater the Great
Part arson t 4
Margrave rn. m.. h- Mjrinv
VuckoIIh. d
T'me 7 as'. I 7
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1 to 3. natter'es S'l-er reeii n.. Shank
sod Aartiaw. iaaia- t'ooi',. M imnv and
M liar K.tS Silver I'raaH. 1": Greele- 4.
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M irpnv X Errors Silver Crete. 3.
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