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Till-. BKK: OMAHA. Till' IIS DAY, AUGUST 24. 1911. Cubs Beat Giants and Resume the Lead; Rourkes Win Eleven Inning Game JIMMIE KASEJAYES DAY Fk'i Swatter Knocks Doable that Wins Game from Lincoln. THREE 10 TWO IN THE ELEVENTH Fox Little ? with HI C aries I atll entla, Vtri HoirkM Tie, Ttaea It U Finally Settlea. Jlmml Kane, a graduate of the mining rimpi at MrKci Mllli, Pa., and now num bered among Fa's moat famous swatters, won the second battla of the series from Lincoln when he rapped a pretty double In the eleventh Inning, pushing mooe across the pan. after ho had apeared free trans portation to the Initial sack. Jlmmie'e swat and Moore's run gave the long end of a I to 2 score. Two had died In the eventful eleventh be fore Kane managed to pick It out of the breety atmosphere and shoot It to eafe lands. Trior to that he had hot been able to connect safely with Fox's spit mysteries. Not only was he the only one who had not been able to fathom the Antelope hurl er's twisters, but every other man on the Rourke team except three had gone up three and four time to land, but the noth ing doing sign was hanging out by a ten foot string. Fr the first six Innings Tax was going like a cyclone. The home boya could no more touch him than they could fly. l.lttle pnp-ups, twisting grounders and high flies were all that could be garnered. In that six Innings but eighteen men fsoed the Antelope marvel. But In the seventh the rub came. Lincoln had managed to push two men across with runs before the sixth and they looked like box cars to the 1,0S fans assembled. Bleael Per ftarta It. "The lucy seventh." breathed everp fan s the home athletes walked In from the field. Moore was the first man up and a groan went up as he sent a nice easy one to short, and was thrown out at first. It was the falr-halred third baseman who tarted things. The first ball pitched went to a safe spot In left. Thomason followed with one In the opposite direction, while Klehoff romped away to third. Kane came up and hammered a hot one to Dun don, who made a botch of catching It and then threw It wild to first. While the Lin coln first sacker was looking for the little pellet. Nlehoff and Kane ambled acroa the rubber, deadlocking the scoring ma chine. .Kane was caught off second, as was Schoonover, who had drawn a pass. From then until the end there was no scoring by either team. No hits were made by either team, and It began to look like a long game. In the tenth, the Rourkes got two men on bases and Pick was sent in to pinch, but sent a pop-up to Dundon, re tiring the side. Lincoln looked like the tig noise In the tenth when Cole opened the inning with a clout to the left field fence for twd bags, but he got no farther. Moore, the first man up for the Rourkes In the eleventh, walked. Nlehoff sacrificed. Thomason went out to first, and Moore raced to third.' Kane, the next man up, drew two strikes and three balls, and then hammered the other to deep center, win ning the game. Score: OMAHA. AB. R. H. 0 1 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 A. E, Moore, 2b Nlehoff. 8b Thomason, cf. ... Kane, lb Williams, rf Hchoonover, if... KnearfM, ss J.vneh, c Hail, P Robinson, p Pick Totals 4 3f 3 LINCOLN. 4 S3 17 AB. R. II. 8 1 0 1 0 2 0 0 o. 0 o 2 2 3 11 0 S 0 A. 4 S 0 0 0 1 s 0 3 16 Gagnler, ss Dundon, 2b.... Cobb, rf tole. cf McCormlck, If Thomas, lb.... Cock man, 3b... Stratton, c Fo. p 4 Totals 3 7 32 Batted for Hall in ninth Inning. Two out when winning run was acored. Omaha Huns 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 11 Hits 0 900002001 1-4 Lincoln Kvms 100100000 02 Hits 0 20021001 1-7 Two-bese hit: Gagnler. Bases on balls: Off Hall, S: off Fox, 4. Hit by pitched hall: Cole. Sacrifice hit: Nlehoff. Stolen bases: Cole (2). Thomas (2). Struck uut: By Hall. T; by Fox, 3. Left on bases: Omt.ha, 4; Lincoln. 7. Time: 3:10. Umpires: Shoemaker and Haskell. . , i DCS MOI.NUS lOMIMEt TO WIX raeblo 'Takes ttratlaa: fcr Score of Three to Two. DKS JIOIN1CS. Aug. 23. Des Moines won thx aacoud game of the aeries from Pueblo today by a score of i to S. Score: ' DK8 MOINES. AB. K 4 : H. . O. A. I 1 t ti 2 2 14 2 1 t 0 0 12 0 P 0 V t 1 1 2 ) 1 0 "l 27 10 H. O. A. 1 2 I S u 1 1 2 1 0 1 in U 1 I 0 O 1 a x 0.0 i o o 1 : a 2 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 Curtis, if Cull gan, ss Matitck, cf.... Kachant. lb... Korea, 2b AnJorson, if.. Graham, 2b... I Itow.ikl. c tiwens, p Dwyer, lb To-.aU 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 li 9 i 17 3 PLKBLO. Alt. R. Craig, rf T 4 0 lleraer. ss 4 0 balden, if 4 0 Mlddltiton. cf 4 0 Koerner, lb 4 0 Hughes. 2b i 0 Claire. 3b 1 a Cemons, c 2 1 Routt, p S 1 Shaw 1 9 Totals K 2 batted for Cat: In ninth. Pueblo a 9 li 0 Des Mo nea 1 0 9 0 0 0 2 0 3 Two-ba.e hits: Belden. BarhanL Bacrl f U e lilts: Anderson, But hint. Hugiisa, Routt. 8t gen lusex: Brhtrn. Mattiek 421. Aiiderson f.i. (Mtowskl. Koerner. Double plays: Mattltk to Colli. an. Craig to Koerner. Left -n bases: Des Moines, a, Pueblo. 7. Base on balls: Off Owens, ; off Koutt. 9. Struck out: Bv Owens, 6; by Holitt, 6. Time: 2:H. Umpires: McDowell tnd Clark. ST. JOK PUIXDS TIIMKK PITCH t rig a 1 1 UasTtf Loses second Uanao of Merles hr Inferior riaylnn. 8T. JOSKPH. Mo.. Aug. 3t-St. Joatph bait ad three lnver pitchers hard Tiers to day and took the recondigame of the seriws In easy fashion. 7 to t. Durham was benched for protesting a decision and Frce tjsn fltiished th game. Score: DKNVKR . , AB. K. II. O. A. E. I.loyd. 2b SO 1 1 I G.'lmure, If 4 2 1 t it lia:i. cf s 4) l l Cessldy, rf 2 j s Qwlllln. ib 1 I S 0 l-lr:day, lb 4 It Coffey, aa I 1 l 1 Irpalir, r 1 0 2 1 0 rrambea. c i 0 4 1 Kenworthy, p 1 1 0 Olmatead. p Harris, p 2 O 1 1 tchreltx-r I 0 0 0 6 Totals 22 2 24 11 AB. K. II. O. A. E. Kelly, if 1 2 Fuwell, rf S Ztlaug, t 1 t I 0 V Standing of Teams IVKKT. LEAGl'E. ; NAT. LEAGUE. W.L.Fct W.L.Pct. f 'enter m 41 Chicago (I IJncoln 67 52 .:. New York...7 4 Pueblo 67 54 .."iM Flttabiiigh ...7 4R .SM flt. Joseph.... 54 .5WI Philadelphia S2 49 ..V. Omaha 6 0. ."iOr. St. Louis....' M .Ml "loux City. ..57 3 .47H Cincinnati ,.4 l .445 Topeka 47 7J .?i Krooklvn ...4J 7 Les Moines.. 3 83 .903 Boston 2R M .250 AJIKn. ASSN. I AMER LEAQCE. W.LPct. V.L.Pct. Mlnnealnpti 72 54 ,71 Philadelphia 74 40 .M9 Columbus ...71 57 .iVVi lietroit 70 4H . Kansss Ctty.7 f .W Boston Hi to .f.lg Ht. Paul (ft J .4s,Ne York ...5 M .513 Milwaukee ..SI Mi .41 Clevelund ...r 57 Indianaiulis 1 .4) ChtcaMo 57 6 m Toledo 5H 70 .4Mi Washington .41 ? .41 Jjoutsvllle ..55 71 .4271 St. Louis ....Mm NEB. LEAQCE. MINK LKAtJl'E. Fremont K .12'Falls City. ..604 .'! Superior ....so 37 ,1 Auburn 45 40 .5M Or. Island.. .. 44 40 .4 Humboldt ...4fiS .MS Columbus ...47 62 .475 Shenandoah 44 41 .Ml Heward 46 61 .4i Clarlnua ...X7 4. .4'5 Hastings . ... 45 54 .455 Neb. City. ...li 52 .388 Kearney ....44 64 . 44 Vork 41 W ,423 Yeelergay's Reasllt. WESTERN LKAOXE. Lincoln, I; Omaha. -H; eleven innings. Topeka, 1; Sioux City. 2. Pueblo. 2; Pee Moines. 3. Denver, 2; St. Joseph, 7. NATIONAL LEAGUE. Cincinnati, (; Boston, t. Bt. louls, I; Brooklyn, d. Chicago, 6; New York. 2. Pittsburg. 2; Plilladelphra, S. AMWRICAN ASrJOClATION. Ht. Paul. 4-2; Toledo, 3-3. Milwaukee. 1; lndlunapnllx. 10. Minneapolis, 5; Louisville, 2. Kanraa City. 2-0; Columbus, J-L NH.BR.aSK A SI Ali. LEAGUE. Fremont, 3; Keainev, 13. York, 1; Hastings. li.' Heward. 0; Superior, 1. Columbus, 2S 1. 1 una Island, i. MINK LEAOL'E. Auburn, 0; Humboldt, 4. Fails city. 6; Clarinda, 4 . bhenandoah, 5; .Nebrasaa City, 3. Ossir Toiler. w estern LeagueLincoln at Topeka at Sioux City, Pueblo Moines, Lenver at 8t. Joseph. .National league St. Luuia at Ciulhku at HiooKlyn, Pittsburg Omaha, at lies Boston, at New i oik, iincinnau at nuiarieipriia. American league New York at Chicago, Boston at St. Ixiuls, Washington at De troit, Philadelphia at Cleveland. American Association bt. laul at Toledo, Milwaukee at Indianapolis, Aiinneapolls at Louisville, Kansas City at Columbus. Nebraska Htate league Fremont at Keainey, York at Hastings, Seward at Superior, Columbua at Urand Islanti. Mink League Falls City at Auburn, Humboldt at Clarinda, Nebraska City at Shenandoah. . Relily, 2b .-... 6 2 3 S 8 Morton., lb 3 0 1 10 1 Hamilton, 3b... 2 0 0 2 2 MemKe, ss 3 1 1 1 6 domett, c 3 0 0 5 1 Durham, p 3 110 3 Freeman, p 0 10 11 Total 31 7 12 27 16 Batted for Harris In ninth. Denver 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 Bt. Joseph 2 0 2 0 0 2 0 1 0 1 0-2 Stolen bases. Powell, Zwllllng, Borton. Hits: Off Durham, 5 in seven and two- thirds Innings; off freenian, 1 off Ken - worthy. 4 In two Inninas: off Olmntoad. 1 In one inning; off Harris, 7. Two-base hits: Cassidy, Ullmore. Struck out: By Durham, 4; by Freeman, 1; by KenWorthy. 1; by Harris, 3. Bases on balls: Off Durham, 2; off Kenworthy, 4; off Harris, 2. Hit by pitched ball; By Durham, 1. Wild pitch: Kenworthy. Sacrifice Hits: PowelL Ham ilton. Oossett. Cassidy, Qulllln. Left on 0' bases: St. Joe, (: Denver, 8. Umpires: 0iWaer and McKee. Time: 2:10. flIOCX WIN PITCHKRS' BATTLE Toptka Loses Well Played Contest by Ttto to One. SIOUX CITY. Aug. 28. Sioux City and Topeka engaged in a pitchers' battle to day, the home team winning, 2 to 1. The contest was filled with sharp fielding by both sides. Two doubles in the first Inning gave Topeka Its only run. Dawson's double and Breen's single in the sixth gave the 1r.ral their first tally. Rellly's single, a steal and a safe drive by Dawson scored the winning run in the seventh. Score: SIOUX CITY, AB. R. H. O. A. E. 0 S 1 01 12 0 0 0 10 0 19 4 0 1 S 0 0 0 10 0 0 I. 1 t 0 2 S 0 0 0 0 3 0 1 27 10 0 H. O. A. E. 10 2 0 110 0 1 It 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 S 0 0 1 0 t 0 0 6 i 1 I 3 0 0 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 "s 24 ia 1 Andreas. 2b 3 Breen. If i Neighbors, rf 4 Hart man, ss. Wagner, cf... Stem, lb Relily. 3b Dawson, c... Mitchell, p... t Totals 2 ! TOPEKA. AB. R. F.mory. 3b Rlckert. If Whltnev. lb.... Dall, cf Chapman, cf... Crisp, o Beecher, rf Edmtston. ss... Kreps, 2b Fugate, p Durbln Totals... 35 in.iiui ti V4AAnVir tn thw ninth Topeka 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 01 Sioux City O0O09110-3 Sacrifice hits: Mitchell, Andreas. Two base hits: Emorv, Rlckert. Wagner. Daw son Stolen base: Relily. Struck oil?: Bv Mitchell. ; by Fugate. S. First base on balls: off Fugate. 1. Time: 1:26. Um pires: Morgan and Knapp. Auburn is Shut Out . By Humboldt Team Third Game of Series Taken by Four to Nothing Fsdls City Beats Clarinda. I HUMBOLDT, Neb.. Aug. li. (Speo'al Telegram.) Humboldt took the third game I of the series by shutting out Auburn this I afternoon. Score: R.H.E. Humboldt ....0 9018091 471 1 Auburn 000000900 981 Batteries: Humboldt. Southward and I Diets; Auburn, Macon and Kranlnger. L'm I pire: Meyers. FALLS CITY. Neb.. Aug. S3. (Special Telegram. Today' game went thi een innings before rails City was aOle Jo score i the winning run. Score: K.li.r. f.'lla I'liv I 0 Clarinda ...000000 4 009 49 3 Batteries: Falls City. Belts, Finch and Vanderhlll: Clarlndt;. bniltlison ana Marni uiiy. Umpire: Ktsaane. N'KHKASKA CITY. Neb.. Aug. 23. iSpe- rimi i eiri-miii.r cm a-r a Mivyr" liinu anlI' VI avi.v? nun K-i.w.tm . .....m . Nebraska City 1 0 1 1 0 0-2 " J I Jl i I J i Z i ii Batter!.: Nebraska City. Carson and Plnkertoii; Hhenandimh. Balrd anu CaJtle. Lniplres. Sage and Krataberg. arrlla His at l.aait .atloa. owned bv 1. W. McCallum of this city. LOST NATION, la.. Aug. 22. (Special.) : WOii Hire eatralglit heats In 2 241. 2 -oVi. O'Connell of the Omaha Karre'.l won his i "."ity. sreend game within three days by defeat- '. in th three-iiuarteis mile running race, ng tils o'd trkmraates at' 'ist latlon by , Jesrumy won easily. the ax-ora of 2 to L He slruuk out fourteen : . aed allowed but eix hits. Baxldes th great Hooper Hlaaka alealiaie. pitching of O'Conimll Hro-et'l hitting . HtXlFEK, Neb.. Aug. 23.-(Bpeclal.)-Val-claim notice. He got a hit every time Ii4 .,,,, nlei defeat yesterday hy the home came to bat. one two-bagger and three ,pam , one-sided game. The pitching singles. Score: , JLR,H..t': and tatting of Hoffman and the batting of F"rv.i S SJi?. Siifii ' hlig were the features. Hoffman got a Uat Nation 0 0 0 0 0 1-1 S hom nin wjth Da, fun .nd two men out ru . i. 7i. ,, Lost Nation. Kutenbeck and Kohiing. eerttjerrHt Drfasau ralrssoat. ESTHER VILL.E. la- Aug Aur tX itnj...ul lunbervlUe tic-fee. uad here yaanetxiaT bv a score of to 2. No : aoores were made after the third inning. Eatbervllle'g battery was O'Cavanaugh and j UarlavclL. KEARNEY DRUBS THE LEADERS KapiUlnU Ivnd Often on Bouse and Take Game. EIGHT HITS FOR FREMONT Uraad lalaarf Walks Away from (olimkii nltk Score of Klaht to Two atertor afcats Oat teward. KEARNEY. Neb.. Aug. S.-iSpelal Tele gram.) Kearney gave Fremont a bad de feat today, by hitting Rouse hard. Maple held the Fremont batters down to eight scattered hits. Score: KEAKN'EY. ABII.O.A.E. FRBMONT. AB. fl.O. A K I. flrav. -f . a 1 1 ft RonrlMU. b. 3 1 2 I 0 Sin-. ' If. . .. a I 1 1 fl rnllen. lb ... i 111 Jirroit. rt .. 4 lit Hnnt. cf.. 110 IViwnev. lb., i 2 0 1 Bohntr, rf...t 0 t 0 0 PtflM. Ib...l 1 1 S 1 Ne'f. e 4 0 t t hilliord. iiiT t 1 0 Tnrpln. If...l 1 2 0 Cialr. lb I I 1 Crr. b.... I till H lira), c... I t 1 0 Thompson. M 4 Maple, p t I t Roum p 1114 Vlinn .... 1 S 0 Totals ti it 17 1 Totals M I M t 1 Batted for Rondeau In the ninth. Kearney 1 4 0 3 2 2 1 -13 Fremont 0 000100202 Earned runs: Kearney, 3; Fremont. 3. Three-base hit: Downey, Clair. First base on balls: Off Maple, 3; off Rouse. . Left on bases: Kearney, ; Fremont, 10. Wild pitch: Rouse. Two-base hits: Carey, l'agles (2l, II. Gray. L. Oray, Jarrott. Rouse. Home runs: Clair. Carey. Struck out: Hy Maple. 7: by Rouse, Hit by pitched ball: Rondeau, Rouse. Time: 16. Crupire: Bockewltz. Third Cltr Kaslly Wine, OR AND ISLAND, Neb., Aug. 23. (Special Telegram.) Orsnd Island played sings around the visitors today, their work at times bordering on the comedy order, flood base running and bunching of hits off Te lalr coupled with errors made victory eay for the third city. Score: OltANU ISLAND. COLfMBf. AB H O.A E. AB H O A Cook, tt a i 0 0 Chltilpk. ct.. 4 Smllh. Pi . . I M( I-.tr. rt. . I M. Klhhen. It I 0 K. Hmn, lb 4 V (iratiam, tb. . J 0 MlxHI. rf . I 0 lMth. If ... I 0 H nrourn, as 4 0 Pork'rnay, lb 4 : Mfii, c 2 1 llarrlaon, c. 1 Haisia, lb .. t Miitw, 2b 4 JnMrrat. 0. . . . 4 i Iiurhin'n, lb 4 Green, p 4 lMlalr, P Total! ai t 17 I a ToUla 81 i 84 10 A Harrison relieved Meti In fifth. Columbus 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 02 Grtind Island 1 0 3 0 2 0 2 0 8 Famed runs: Columbus. 1; Grand Island, 3. Two-base hit: Smith. First base on balls: Off Delalr 4; off Green, 1. Struck out: By Delair, 6; by Green, 8. Left on bases: Col umbus, 4; Grand Island, . Double play: Morse to Smith to I'.uchanan. Passed ball: Jokerst. Umpire: Kelly. lilaak. for Seward. 1 SUPERIOR. Neb.. Aur. 23. fSpeclnl Tele- n gram.) The Sluggers reversed today and 0 took a l to 0 game from Seward, although J I oulhlt two to one and In spite of two errors, ' whllrt the Zinks nlaved errorless ball. Hif- it j inon was airtight and pitched a splenuid JJ r game. Stevens was hit for seven safeties.. hut was a Mathewsun with men on bases. Score. BCFERIOR. SEWARD. All H. OAK AH H O. A B Allen, cf 10 4 Dorarh, tb... 4 0 1 t 0 Henry, rt ... 3 1 0 0 0 8 0 Brannon, tb. 4 1 0 8 0 0- 0 Neff, 2b t 1 8 0 0, 0 Elnk. lb 4 I 14 1 0 t 0 Leonard, If.. 4 1 t 0 0 j M' trWau "ii a o t j prudia, 0' I I i Bockviu, ibl I t 0 0 Wally, c 4 1 8 1 1 0 Lit, rf 480 I 8 Robinson, a. 4 1 1 1 1 t Harmon, p... 8 1 Orr, b 1 o l Michael, as.. 8 glSTt-na, p... 3 o o o l 3 87 t 8 Totals 88 7 14 15 0 .00000000 0-0 .00010000 -! Totala.. Seward . Superior .87 Two-base hit: Zlnk. Sacrifice hits: Orr Henry. Stolen base: Allen. First base on balls: Oft Harmon, 2. Struck out: By Harmon, 2: by Stevens, . Wild pitch: Stevens. Hit with pitched ball: Neff. Time: 1:12. Umpire: McDermott. Hastlnira Conies Back Strong;. HASTINGS, Neb.. Aug. IS. (Special Tele gram.) Hastings came back strong after yesterday's defeat and beat York, 6 to 8. The feature of the game was "Ty" Cooke's home run, which was the longest drive seen on the grounds. Score: HASTINGS. TURK. AB H O A.E AH H O. A. B. Watson, lb.. 3 I 1 0 Fan-all, 3b. .. 8 141 Fortman, aa. 3 3 1 0 Smith. 2b.... 8 0 3 0 Brainier, cf.. 8 110 Hannlaaey, If 4 0 1 0 0 Jooea, If 8 1 I 0 0 Harm, of 4 1 0 0 0 Cook, lb.... 4 8 a 0 Pars, as.... 4 1 8 a 0 Km, 3b 4 13 8 1 La!e. rf....4 110 1 Cos, rf 4 7 I'vppla. lb... 4 18 10 Hoemle, c... 8 10 1 1 Kelly, e 8 18 10 Hlnrtelar. p .l o Tlia'aman, p. 4 t 1 1 8 Shaner 1 0 0 Orth, p 10 0 3 0 Totala 3 3 84 It 4 ToUla 38 a 27 7 8 Batted for Sindelar In the seventh.' Tork 0 0 1 1 1 9 0 9 0-S Hartlngs 00020180 Stolen bases: Payne, Watson, Bromley, Cooke, Coe. struck out: By Timmersman, 5; by Slndelar, i; by Ortn, 4. Two-base hits: Davis, Fortman. Jones. First base on balls: Ojf Timmersman, a. Wild pitches' Sindeiar (3). Home run: Cooke. Umpire: Held. IXTKR-tOVNTY TUN MS MtOlwT Case t'onntr, Neornskn, and Mills tonntr. town. .Men to Meet. PLATTSMOOTH. Neb.. Aug. 22. 8p clal.) The Inter-County Tennla as-. la tion, composed of Cass county, Ne braska and Mills county, Iowa, tennla en thusluhts, will hold their first annual tournament August 23, 29 and 30, on the clay courts of the Plattsmouth association. The rules of the national association will be followed. The tournament promises to be one of the most Interesting events ever held lu tills citv. At least thirty men will be entered In singles und an ei'iul number in double:.. A gold tiled .1 1 racquet will be given for the championship in singles and two white shaker-knit sweater coats for champion ships In doubles. The entry lift will be closed on .Satur day, August '-". at noon. Drawings will be mude In the evening of the same day. 1-Jiitry fee of 31 for singles and fl pel team for doubles will be charged. The officers of the Plattntnouth associa tion having charge of the- tournament are. Paul Morgan, president; Emil Wurl, treas urer; Uedige Falter, secretary, and kl. i. PchulBof. refeiee. Two social features have already been announced for Monday and Tuesday even- Ings of the toiiri amen t. M V l" TROITI.Mi I I'rsek Kirsia, I NKKKAShA, I I, Aug. IB. iHlie- i al Telegram.i-This was Hi., bia .lav mi tho raies and over lrt.Oi.. people witnessed tliein, as all of the stores closed. The MlSCk Was fatft , i . ., , 1M"!?'SL ; i Fleet second and Topsy Mc third. Tune: I -M 'J 'lll -J- anj. .! 7. -7 . ...... u ... -hi. ,;iadlola aecon I ii'iil Klm'ore third. Tiine: a in'-. -:!: . -- f ft... 4 . ,,-nt.ln.. u.' Bat an. Ia and Ihllg got four safe ones out of font tlinea up" Score: K.H.Ii. -ui.iitin. oaaoeeoo o i a , n.,.,.r 0 7 1 0 1 -4l 12 i 1 .... . j - j Ul',""": Fischer; Hooker, Hoffman and Jeuten. A liter la the etaaark is riyvpepaaa. eonipUcated with liver and k.-'Djr trouble. Elertxtc Bitters harfp all Jj rVVw. OG. J , COLUMBUS TAKES TWO GAMES Kansas City Gets Beaten Twice in Pitchers' Battles. BLUES' FIELDING IS EXCELLENT Visitors Are "hat 4at far First Time This Seavsoo la First Contest (Ongnltoa Uets Three. Base Hit. COLUMBUS, O.. Aug. 23. Columbus won twice today in pitching battles with Kan sas CUV, perfect fielding usslstlng b tli Cook and Llebhardt. The shutout Lleh hardt pitched In the second game Is the first suffered this season by Kansas City. Downs made the winning run, going to first when O'Connor missed a third strike and to third on Powell's wide throw to Bowermau. O' Rourke scored him by beat. Ing out a bounder to Roikenfleld. Score, first game: OOLl'MtirS. KANSAS (HTT. AR.H.O. A.G AB H O A E. HI'rhman, If I I I 4 I Rarbeaa. 9b.. 3 0 0 11 Lattltnora, rs 3 0 2 4 0 Sullivan, rf., 8 8 0 0 Contallon, rf 4 1 1 0 Lore. It I fl 0 Perrlnc. lb . 4 0 12 0 llratt. rf.... 4 0 KnckTla. 2b 3 0 Uo'erman, lb 4 0 Pownty, sa. . 3 0 .lamra. c 4 0 Hboadca, p. . 3 0 A rtowiia. 2b . . 2 1 4 8 O'Rmlrka. 3b I 0 0 1 Odwall, cf... 3 18 0 Walah. c 3 10 0 0 cook, p a i i i corrldon ... 1 ToUla 87 7 87 110 Totala 8t 114 1! 1 Batted for Rhoades In the ninth. Columbus 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 Kansas City 0 0 0 1 0 0 O 0 12 Two-base hits: Congalton, Bowerman, James. Bases on ballsy Off Cook, 3: off Rhoades, S. Time: 1:21. Umpires: Handi boe and Owens. Score, second game: COLUMIUS. KANSAS CUT. AH H.O.A.K. AD H O. A B HI'rhman, If. 3 0 1 0 0 Barbcau, 3b . 4 0 0 4 0 Sullivan, cf.. 4 110 0 Love. If 4 2 1 0 0 0 Hyatt, rf ... 3 0 4 0 0 HorliTM. IM 1 I I 1 0 Bo'arman, lb 3 0 8 0 0 Downey, as. . 3 0 8 t 1 0 O'Connor, c. 3 0 8 1 8 0 Powell, p.... 2 0 0 0 lattlmora, aa 4 0 3 Consalton. rf I 1 1 Perrlng, lb.. 3 0 12 Dowin. tb . . 8 1 2 O' Rourke, lb 3 1 0 Odwall, ct. .. 8 0 a Walah. e 3 0 7 LlebliarJt, p. 3 1 0 Altpx-k. D. . . . 0 0 1 0 Totals. 17 4 27 16 0 Mamea 1 0 0 0 Totala Si) 6 24 10 3 ; "Batted for Powell in the eighth. 0 J Columbus 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 , Kan.as City 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O 0 Two-base hits: Downs, Love. Three base hit: Congalton. Base on balls: Off Altrock, 1. Struck out: Bv Liebhardt, 6; by Powell. 2. Time: 1:18. Umpires: Handlboe and Owens. 1 Saints and Toledo Divide. TOLEDO, Aug. 23. Toledo and St. Paul broke even today, the first game going to' the visitors in ten innings, 4 to 3, wiille Toledo took the final one, 3 to 2. Score, first game: T. PAUL. TOLEDO. AB H.O.A B AB.H.O.A.E. Clark, If.... I 0 1 1 Nllaa. cf t Jonea. cf $ M M'Ck, 8h4 Beaumont, rf 4 Autre?, lb. . . 6 A. Butler, as a Kelly, c 4 B. kt C'k, 3b. 3 Laror, p 4 a s t o l i a n 4 3 0 1 a o 1 MiVbmaa, lb t 0 Bronkle. 2b.. 4 Ho'nh'ret, lb 4 0 civile, if 3 1 Buma. rf.... 4 1 Carlaih. c... 4 0 Hutler. aa. ... 4 0 Hakelt, p.. 3 ... 1 Jviaia Bl 110 17 4 , Totals 37 11 30 1 1 Batted for Baskette In tne tenth. Toledo 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 03 t. Paul OOO0O102O14 Two-base hits: Hohnhorst, W. Butler, M. Mccormick. Three-base hit: Bead mott. Stolen bases: Hlnchman (2), Hohn horst. W. Butler. Sacrifice hits: Clynes, Clark. First base on balls: Off Baskette, 2. Struck out: By Baskette, 4; by Leroy, 2. Double play: Bronkle to Hlnchman to Hohnhorst. Left on bases: Toledo, S"; ft- Paul. 7. Hit with pitched ball: M. McCormlck. Time: 1:55. Umpires: Hayes and Blerhalter. Score, second game: TOLEDO. ST AB H O A.K PAUL. AB H.O.A B. Nllaa, cf....3 Clark. If.. 330 HI'rhman. 3b 4 1 1 v Jonea. cf 4 1 B 1 ft Bronkla. 8b. . 4 1 8 Ho nh mt. lb 4 1 It Clynaa, if.... 8 0 3 Burna, rf.... a 0 1 rionahua, c. . 4 1 4 W. Butlar, aa 4 1 1 Jamea, p 10 0 Weat, p 1 Onaia 1 1 M M'trk, 3b I 1 0 4 0 0 Delair nty. rf 3 1 8 0 0 1 Autrer. lb... 4 3 t 0 A. butler, as 4 3 1 t Kelly, c 3 0 4 1 1 1 B M l-k. 2b. 4 1 8 1 Dwcao'lara, p 4 0 0 8 0 0 Totals 33 77i t 3 ToUla 31 7 37 1 8 Batted for James In the eighth. Two out when winning run acored, XP'o ; 10000001 1-S ij 010100000-2 rwo-baae hiU: Bronkle. W. Butler. A Butler. Stolen bases: NuVh. Clynee. A. Butler. Sacrifice hits: Nlles. Burns. Dei haritv. James. First base on Iwlls: Clt Decannlero 3; off James, 1. Struck out: By DetHnnieie. 1: by James. 4. Hits: off James. , In eight Innings. loub)e plavs: Jones to Kelly. James to Butler to Bronkle Left on buses: Toledo. ; Ht. Paul 4 huUer Vtnpire: "ay and Bier- Heoalera Mwninn Brewers. INDIANAPOLIS. Aug. 23,-McGlynn wa lilt hard in the seventh. Indianapolis get ting einht runiiern over the plate. Marz' pitching and Hoffman's hitting were the feature. The gamer was called at the end of the seventh inning because of rtin Score : INDIANAPOLIS. UILW Al KKE. AB H 11. A.E AB.H.O.A.E. Hofnuan. cf. 4 3 10 Kalrtou. If cf 1 1 Wuodruff, If. i MoCarlliv. rf 4 liouafr. lb... 3 ;m. 3k I .titter, ( 4 Wiiilatue. 26 4 Nloa a, aa. . . . 3 Mera, p 'i 1 0 111'l.arlee. Ihmm 3 1 100 Oretidorf. lb I : 4 I 0 Ma-ahall. lb. 0 I lllrkanau. rf. t 110 lA'iluld. ..Kb 3 1 ! V 0 Clara. So.... I 11 lewia, an 3 1 111 Kluna, If - St-halk, e J o ii ;i i o Midiyim. p. . : u Total!. Ma'ton, p. .. A (1 0 a " Toiala 14 4tlll Milwaukee . ; Indiunapolis 1 i ii a o o 1 j Indiunapolis 1 o 1 0 0 0 8-10 1 " -" mi-.iiiui. a: on barton, 5. Struck out. By MoilVnii. 4: bv ! i""i;"n' '' b Twu-liase bits: J-'"""1"" Thiee-oaee hit: (tollman. Time: 1:40. """ o twi- Miller. Ileal Colonel.. .. IAJI HV JJ.K Allsr 'X Viinnasnnlij ,4. feated l.i.iHyill. i. ... -ii,i...i ,n,. i 'he srrles. Ffiester pitched well, but poor support at critical staves ruined hia chsnts. Score: MINNBAPOUS. UUISVIU.S All 11 O A K All H O. A E ! Cljnier, ft ..I I I I) tanab'r-, 3b 4 I ! 1 Altliar. aa...t I I t 0 Rol.ln.oi,. as 4 3 i 4 :i I Cravaih. If.. I 1 : 0 0 lirl'Hlia. It, 4 1 I 0 0 Wllll.m.. 31. 4 1 1 HoaarO, 11,.. S 10 0 Mo.nii.u, rf. 4 0 8Unle, rf..,4 4 mil. lb 1 1 I an-Her. b 4 114 0 Feme. ... 314 Hmrmofl, rf . 1 0 Oaeua, 0 4 1 C I t Ludalc. c 4 I 3 1 1 Patara. p 3 I 0 fflreter. p...l 0 14 0 Wa4all. p... Millar 1 I ivlllltar .... I 1 0 I Tutala A J 37 14 4 I Tola la c IT - '. Hatted for ePters In atxth. I tWud fur I'fle.ster in ninth. j Uouisville 1 0 1 0 02 I Minneapolis .J "ui Tso-tita. hits: Orlmahaw. Koblnson. Kll- Itfer. AlUaar. struck out: Hy FfieMer, :i; bv Farters. 4: by Waddell. 2. Havana on balls: Off Ffleatrr. off Feleia. 2; off Waddell, TVata: 1:43. Umpires. i.Tiill and Kox. v. , . , .,. , ., ... Never to late to enUr Ue Looklotais OoaurU CUES ONCE MORE SIT ON TOP Chicago Gets Three Rnna in Fint and Ninth Inning. GIANTS OUTPLAYED BY VISITORS Richie Kent Hack taalast ew Y erk and Pitches 4troai ime lleraoar liels Three. Bagger Two Ktolen Bases. NEW YORK. Aug M.-Py defeating New Voik. i lo-i. in the final game of the series tooay. Chicago resumed the National leagtie leadership. Richie, who occupied the box Mlu-n his club lost by a close score on Mon day, was sent back against New orK. :if ltchd a strong game, and was well sup ported. Chicago took the lead by tlndliur Wlltsc for four singles In the first Inning. These, with a ba!o on balls and a wild pitch, netted three runs. Wlltse stcadkd down then, but was rapped for four mo.-e hits and three runs In the ninth. Score: CHICAGO. NEW YORK All. II. O A. E SWkard. II. I 1 I t 0 Pevore. If AB H.fl.A T.. . i 1 .1 0 0 Hohulla. rf . .4 1 0 0 1.. lo l. Ib. 4 1 t I 1 1 i a e o t i 5 0 3 0 t 1 1 i s i l I t Tlnkr. m l t Xtm'man, 2b. 4 I J. IX). If, :.b 4 2 llofman. cf . . 4 ? 5 8 1 Sn1sra.p. cf 1 ItS rf-ker. rf .. . 4 ttP Mrkl. lb .. 4 4 0 ft Itrrroll. lb .1 Halar. lb... Archer, c.. Hirhle, p.. 4 lit ft 0 Flatrhar, s, t 4 4 110 Mjara. i- 4 4 1 0 0 0 W M1e. P I Murray Total! 3d 10 S7 11 1 Total! 31 7 17 t Bdtted for Wilfo in ninth. Chicago 3 0 0 00 0 0 0 S New York 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1-3 Three-base hit: Heriog. Stobm bases: Schulte. Sheckard. Left on bases: Chi cago, &; New York. S. luninie . ... Iiovle to Zimmerman in Haler. Bases on balls: Off Wlltse. 2; off Richie, li. Struck out: By Wlltse. 3; by Richie, 1. Wild pitches: Wlltse. 2. Passed ball: Archer. Time: 1:44. Umpires: Klem and Brennan. Rocker Koasles Cardinals. BROOKLYN. N. Y.. Aug. 23.-SV Louts lost its farewell game here today, being unable to hit Rucker. who was at his best. Twice the visitors had the baseB full, with one out, but were unable to score. The Brooklyns hit Harmon freely during the four Innings he pitched, gaining a safe lead. Score: BROOKLYN. IT. Wll'S. AB.H O A 15 ab. n. ".! Tooley. ... 8 0 1 3 Husflna. lb. 4 Daubert. lb.. Oil liaaan. lb. 0 i Wheal, If n I Stark, tb ... 4 ... 4 h 0 0 Konalrny, id 1 1 0 Finn. If 4 2 0 0 KTana, rf ... 3 0 0 0 Hawser, aa. . . 4 3 8 0 Mowrer, 3b . 8 7 0 0 tlllkl. c 8 Davldaon, cf. 3 rtareer. rf . . . 8 yim'man, 8b. 4 Erwln. c 3 Huckrr, p... 8 0 0 0 Harmon, p. .. 1 Smith 1 Totala 2 111 I 0 Oolrten. p....O MrlTor 1 McAnama, p. 0 I Magea 1 Totala 31 34 11 0 Batted for Harmon In the fifth. Batted for Golden In the seventh. Batted for McAdams In the ninth. St. Louis 0 0000001 0-1 Brooklyn 2 1 1 1 0 0 0 1 - Trf-fr on bases: St. LouIk, 8; Brooklyn. 8. Two-base hits: Evans (2), Harmon. Zlm- 0 merman. Three-bn.se lilt: HUcker. Home 0 run: Erwin. Sacrifice hit: Davidson. 1 stnlen hases: Toolev. Stark. Double plays: Biles to Hauscr; Zimmerman to Daubert to Zimmerman. Usees on balls: Off Har mon. 2; off McAdams. 1; off Rucker, 4. Struck out: By Harmon. 1; by Golden, 1; by Rucker, a. Hit by pitched ball: By Golden, Barger. Hits: Off Harmon, G In four Innings; off Golden. 0 In two innings; off McAdams, 2 In two innings. Time: 1.S3. Umpires: Eason and Johnstone. Plratea Lose to Phillies. PHTIJVDELPHIA, Aug. 23. Philadelphia won from Pittsburgh and captured the series from the visitors by two games to one. The contest was a battle of pitchera until the seventh Inning, when the borne team scored the winning run on Magee's double. Beck's sacrifice and Luderus' sin gle. Score: PHILADELPHIA. JHTTSBURO. AB.H.O.A.E. AB.H.u.a.a Knaba. lb . . . 4 1 3 6 0 Brrn. lb ... I Patkert, cf.. 8 0 Lobert, lb... 4 8 Mates, If.... I 1 Beck, rf 8 0 Lurieraa, lb. 8 1 loolan, aa .. I 1 Spencer, o. .. I 1 Black, p 8 0 0 0 t .ray. cr.... l 1 1 darks. If.... 4 Wlleon, rf .. a 0 0 Miller, 3b... 4 0 Laacb, aa. ... 4 1 0 M'Kach'e, lb 3 0 1 Gllwon. c... 1 8 0 Letflala. p.. rampball .. 1 I 17 11 1 Keeua 1 Totals... Totala la 84 II I Batted for Gibson in ninth. Batted for LeifLeld in ninth. Two-base hit: Magee. Home run: Lobert. Struck out: By Llefleld, 2; by Stack, 2. B Banes on balls: Off Llefleld, 2; off Stack, . Time: 1:65. Umpires: Rlgler and Fin neran. Rede Clean I'p Series. BOBTON, Aug. 23. Cincinnati made a celanup of the present series with Boston, winning today's game, 6 to S. Score: i CINCINNATI. BOSTON. AB.H.O.A.E. All.H.O A.K. Beacher. If... 6 11 Swaaney. 8b. 4 8 4 4 1 Batea, rf 4 8 4 Hobllttel, lb V 1 10 Mltcball, rt. 4 1 1 0 Drldwall, aa. 4 0 JarkeoD, If.. 8 0 Donlln, af. .. 8 1 Miller, rf.... 4 0 lngertou. 8b. 4 0 Tenney, lb... 4 0 Kilns, e 4 0 Perdue, p.... 8 7 1 Downsy .811 1 Esan, 2b. Grant, ab .414 .483 .88 0 11 3 1 4 Clarke, cf.. From ma. Smith, p p.. 8 1 1 .... 10 ToUla 88 7 37 It Totala Boston Cincinnati 8 18 87 13 1 0 0 0 1 0 9 1 1 0-8 0-l 0 1 1 0 0 0 26 Two-hase hits: Hoblltsel, Downey (2). Bescher (2. Hits: Off Fromine, 1 In seven and one-third Innings; off Smith. 0 In on and twothlrds lnnnlnxs. Sacrifice hits: Bates, Clarke. Stolen bases: Sweeney, Don lln. Bescher. MllUr. Double plays: Fromme to Hoblltsel, Brldwell to Sweeney to Ten ney. Left on bases: Boston. 6; Cincinnati, 10. Bases on balls: Off Perdue, 1; off Smith, 1. First base on errors: Boston, 1; Cincinnati, 2. Hit by pitched bail: Jack son bv Fromme. Struck out: By Fromme, 3; by Perdue, 2. Time: 1:40. Umpires: O'Duy and Fmslle. Tennis Starts on the Courts of the Rod and Gun Club at the Lake Darkness Comes Too Soon for the Flayers and Some of the Long Games Go Over to Today. In spite of the cold wind which swept across Carter lake and the tennis courts of the Rod and Oun club, the players of the Inter-club meet were on hand and en- i thiiiasi:cally batting the ball for honors a matches of the day were the big play, the , . ... .. n ... .-..ii.!. . Dt-'"a to inaj on ... u. before Wednesday, when the doubles are;.,, ,, , timilge) : scheduled to betln. r,u.irr,uu. r..n a ii. urliw iliun inoai ; h .,,.,. m-tii.ii ihev ! t'1 l'"" reckoned hen thej started their games anil a nuinoei oi ; niatches were postponed until Wednesday, ,n f,n,h ,ne f,v det.1Mve games. Wednesday not only the championship 'doubles will be stalled, hut also the con- . a ' solution unin. o, v,... i Wedneaday morning. The interest In the tournament Is very i general among the clubs wliu have players I'.esulls of Tuesday were as follows: THIItli ItOL'NU. Newell beat I'latner, 4-0, g-l. H. M. Fill beat II. Heume, default. J. Adams beat Ir. Thompson, s-X 0-4. Spellman beat St earner. -l. li-2. FOCIUH HOI'S D. K. V. Abbott beat A. Hanson. (-1 4-S. i-4. I. . Wilson beat F. Whittemore, ti-2. 11. Kouney beat U Lyons, s-4, -2. Orleans Wlos f rataa A rai aaaoe, AftAFAHOK. Neb., Aug. 3. I Special. ) put Orleans on the winning end of a fine exhibition uf base ball yesterday. The bat- tlnK of Hlckfuid aod a running catrh bv Cook were the features: Bcoru: K U.K. I O'lvati 2 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 04 V :i Aiapaliiie u 0 I o u 1 a i 4 I Battarles: orleana, ghort and Uardner; Ar(4rmno, Dabruhara and Carroll. Umpire: ' Hob ahaffej 1 New Tennis Doubles Champions Arrive Little and Touchard Defeat Alexander and Hackett at Newport Contest. NKWPORT. B. 1., Aug. .'::.-Surpi Ise marked the second day's play of the na tional lawn lennle tournament today, the biggest surprlee being the defeat of Fred 11. .Alexander and Harold 11. I ticket, four times winners of the natlonnl doubles rlixm plonshlp. by R. D. Little and G. V. Touch ard of New York, The veterans did not relinquish the title without a hard struggle, one set going Ti games before Ihey won it, their only set. In the all-comers singles for the privi lege of challenging William A. Lamed, the second round was completed and one match played in the third round. K. V. Lamed, brother of the iiHtlonul champion and winner of the recent J-ongwood tourna ment, was defeated by A. 8. Dabney of Boston. Beals, Wright. Little and Touch ard came through their matches In the o ; second round easily. Ji Mi'I.nughlln, the Pacific coast expert, won n j by default from Pell. Thomas C. Bundv, J I another western member of the Davis cup o, tea m, met a stubborn opponent In R. C. Scaver, former Massachusetts champion, but won, 9-1, -0, 7-5. Following is the summary: First set, doubles championship: Little and Touchard 1624355115a S 45 Alexander and Hackett 43426384433 6-44 Second set: Alexander and Hackett .... 43246074 3442144324403640345 697 Little and Touchard 144034 5 1 59142S26411464146S8 4 1 Third set: Little and Touchard 43444B3 7-34 Alexander and Hackett 1611136 6-22 Fourth set: Little and Touchard 4125484674 -42 Alexander and Hackett 2 4 4 3 0 9 1 6 4 233 While the doubles championship was being decided play in the slnglea tourna ment continued and among the surprises was the defeat of E. P. Idrned, brother of the national champion, and recent winner of "the Iongwood tournament, by A. 8. Dabney of Boston. Behr defeated Schwengers in straight sets and Mathey woo from Whitney. Second round all-comers tournament: Cross beat Sands, 9-1, 7-6, 6-3. Pate beat Paul by default. Touchard beat McVeogh, 6-L 6-4, 6-1 Palmer beat Rosenbaum, 9-2, 6-4, 1-6 6-3 Ames beat Nelson, 9-1, 6-2, 6-7. 6-7 8-4. Uttle beut Fall, 8-1, 6-2, 6-2. Harris beat Bell, 6-0, 6-0, 6-0. Hall beat Robinson, 6-0, 6-1 6-1. Vose beat Kmmons, 6-3, 7-6, 6-0. Mlddleton beat Woods by default Groesbeck beat Webber, 7-6, o-0, 6-0. McLoughlln beat Pell by default. Cutting beat Roche, 9-1, 6-2, 6-L Cushman beat Fosdlck, 6-1, 7-6, 6-1. Rldgeway beat I.aw, 6-1, 2-6. 7-6. 6-4. Gardner, Jr., beat Tailant, 6-3, 6-3, de fault. Andrews beat I-epsley by default. Bartholomew beat Carroll bv default. Plc-rson beat Connell, 7-6, 2-6. 8-6, 6-3. ' Lyons beat Llpscom, 0-8. 6-0, 6-1, 6-0. Nlles beat Ghormley, 6-0, 6-0, 6-0. Wtghtman beat Williams, 6-0, 6-0, 6-0. I xng beat Ml not, 6-2. 6-4, 9-3. Deveraux beat Leonard by default. Nlcholl beat Charlock, 4-6. 0-6. 10-8, 6-0. 6-0. Whiting beat Peck. -4, 6-1. 6-0. Caner beat Gallatin, 6-4, 6-2, 7-6. Bundy beat Beaver, 6-a, 6-0, 7-5. Schroeder beat Woods by default. Adams beat Torrey by default. Grant beat Hawk by default. Bull beat Pendergast, 6-2, 6-2, 6-2. Jones beat McCloud, 6-1. 6-0, 6-0. Armstrong defeated Beck, 6-1, 6-0, 6-1. J. 8. Brown, Jr., defeated As tor, 6-L 6-1. 6-4. Burton defeated Bray, 6-8, 8-6, 6-8, 9-4. Dana defeated Pepper, 6-0, 6-1, 6-0. Behr defeated Schwengers, 6-0, 6-1, 6-3. Dabney defeated K. P. Lamed, 6-4, 2-6, 6-2. 9-11. 6-lv Coin defeated Billings, 6-2, 2-6. 6-2, 4-6, 6-3. Carpenter defeated Beals, 6-2, 6-2, 6-8. J. K. Brown, Jr., defeated Josephs, 3-9, 6-4, 6-2, 6-2. Wright defeated Hunt, 9-0, 6-L 6-1. Anderson defeated Lloyd, 6-0, 6-H 6-0. Waldner defeated Gates, 6-1, 6-1, 6-1. Mathey defeated Whitney, 2-6, 8-6, 7-6, 7-1. Burden defeated Weedon, 6-1, 6-0, 6-0. Roberta beat Washburn, 7-6, 2-9, 13-11, 2-6. 6-2. J. 8. Brown, Jr., beat Barton, 6-1, 6-L 6-4. m easles ueetl oiuiuiu..a, u-S, -, us, -rt, liatea peal J-.jn.aii, w-J, -, 0-1, leer peat oiwveuaon, s-e, a-o, 9-0, -o, biioeil Pwal J.uuma, w-S, ll-a, o-tl, to ne'il una I l.iou, 0-u, o-l, 0-1, YYIULlif ixial !!., 9-a, u-. latter Mat uai.lu, u-a, o-s, s-s, tsutuen tiaak nciirwada., w.1, s-o, 9-0, j mi a rouitui lliurcn beat Waghcr, H-Q, 6-J. uatt; Mtsafa.-ra a i uoatiti.M, i, stexliaa; Hal Wlaa in Treatr-Fau Trot After Ms. Meats Are Staeett. OoerlaUiN, N. V., Aug. 24. the Itist aa, ot tne Ulanu circuit laoea here atuamtvu a big cmau, rawnlea evuu tu lue nee-.or-ail race and tne .w Hot, waiun Wtu taaeii In auauaiit naaui. in tne a.a4 lioi aia neata weie luil to deuiue lua even., tj nion, a Piaca gviouig, waa Uia.anueu In i no tutu litsatt a.ier laauia tile a. .at tau. bterling Hal (liiauy won, getting tiist anu aoui in ...uoeya. it was sa.u nere today that the dlreolom or the asaociaiiuu nave Uren au.i.-mu u3 Airs. K. M. nariiman mat toie imu gr.eo tae new aiai.i.a.ai.u to tne assuv.aliuu in iiiemory Oi uer nunuanU, tvlioaa viiimiu Ju neiiail ot tne traua iiuua uiue tuwatiiia pOaHlDl. rite-tor-all pave, purse I'J.tkNi, The r.ei, gr. by uan.ii.mxr (Mi- h.wen 1 Major .nanow, b. g. iIkii.iwi .2 Major laiino, Pik. g. ti-nowi 4 Red Bow, U. in. lltiiout-si J kvilia .kttv, ii. t-. ii'iiiiilel S iiinel 4:uit. :V:t. a ::',. Class I. at lift, pu.rts a.''i 1 Strnuiil ial, auiui Jiall ieKaiui.t-ri I 4 1 iLllllll jaums, ui'. Ml. i1).. 1 o Aitreda lyuti, UT. m. n iait.ei.1 ii 1 lllioll, tefet t. il'iocioii I 1 a I line. :! ii ..li, t u. i iHr, 3:1s. i a i i 1 i y o 4 dis Class 2:2U trot, two In tln ee I inn piuae) I'J.uou: , atorder iluard. b. s., by Burder Knight Meaiaii) .1 ! Ai.gelo, b. g. t I odl. ,...r ....4 .... ....a , fieue ' Helle (.rattan, br. tTnwiiseiidl. . ",Aiv,n , . iH. I.. Murray). 'Mill Lillrr, cli a. (I'arleyi niften. nr. g. itverneri. I wieiiiiiai e. a luuuiniiu Coun,y jximpi b. g. (Vanbrunt). . yimf.: 2.16't. af Coaacil Brare ShVI i S? F m64ItlS'(-:ifW M r An 1 It, -n-.-w v .MK. PACERS SET FOUR-HEAT MARK Evelyn W. Gets Better of Earl. Jr.. in Bruising Ka.ce. FINAL MILE IS THE FASTEST t.r- ll.trsr'a Many HarWrrs Hard lilt b miml Defeat In T W eeke Immense I rowil M Itneaaes Battle. COI.l'MMl'S. O.. Aug Worlds rec ords were asain the order of the day Ht the International itroedcrs' rate meeting at the driving park yesterday. An Immense crowd whs drawn to the park by the prospect of another battle In the champion pHdng awwpstitkca between In dependence Hoy and F.iin. sr.. but at the Ihm moment It was announced niiieprnu ence Boy was lame and could not start Evelyn W.. a Cleveland marc. The Abbe and Walter W. lined up to try conclusions with Karl. Jr. The latter was made a great favorite, selling at 126 to $10 for the field. In the first heat the crowd aston ished to hoc F.velyn W. set the pnee and win by a length from thr gray horse in 2:0:1. In the next heat. Karl, Jr., tinned the tables, besting Kvclyn W. half a length in the name time us the flrt heat. In the third heat this pair raced tin k and mck down the stretch like a team, but 'he Cleveland mare had her head in front at the wire and won in 2:(VtVj. In the fourth heat, Karl. Jr.. made tho pace Into the stretch, where ICvelyn V. Joined him Htul in another hard finish heat the gray hoife to the wire by a neck In 2:021.. , It waw announced that this wan the fast est fourth heat ever paced In a race, the former record having been net at 2:0:' by Robert J. in is:;. it was also announced that this race was the fastest four-heat race ever paced, lowering the average of the for mer record by almost a second, the aver age today hclng a fraction under 2:03. Karl, Jr.'s supporters were even harder hit today than In his defeat by Independ ence Boy last week. The track continued very fast today, as it has been throughout the meeting, five world's records having been established thus far with three more days of racing tn ,t-ome. Summary: Champion sweepstakes for pacers, three In five, purse fl.OuO: Evelyn W., b. in., by The Spy (Shank) 1111 Karl, Jr 1 1 2 '' The Abbe 4 8 S 3 Walter W 3 4 4 Time. 2:08, 8:tt. 2:984. 2:024. Buckeye stake, purse 15.000: 2:12 trot, three in five. Belvasla. b. Ill by Blngora I Murphy! 14 2 11 Stroller Lewis Forest .. High Admiral The Huguenot 4 1 1 2 :t .1 .1 3 4 2 5 5 6 4 4 2 2 3 dis Dorothy llanMiora dls Time. 2:07.. SrOuVi. 2:08. 2:n?Vi. 2:11U. Class 2:15. pace, three In five, purse SLOW: Earnest, b. g., by Hesperus (Cox).. 1 1 1 Moretta .' 3 2 ; On time 2 3 4 Lauretta 4 4 3 Time, 2:07, 2:074. 2.074. Font's Coifs Win From Valentine, Two to One. STANTON. Neb., Aug. 23 'Special, i -Yesterday afternoon. Mayor Pont'H Colts trimmed the fust Valentine team on the local diamond, 2 to 1. 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