Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 13, 1902, Page 5

B ee——— AP B — e onie run, TOY WITH CRAHAN'S SLANTS | ¥5msspsrs Milwankes Makes Bighteon Hite and Wine with Base, OMAHA BATTERS WEAK WITH THE STICK Good Fielding Keeps the foore Down to Bight Bven with Milwankee's Irst base M L ncinnat ning run in Ry in the other. Thomas at eateh in the fifth. Pears ttendance, 600 i l-‘-o-..; Fina -5 oronobal §l asonumnnnn® Bl coswaBined g slopassosisi? ol sensecpaclt <l oworommrnall Bl mucsrawwsll Blunonanesnnt £ Gowsscsonl Bl omemowmmn s i ot N MERIGAL ASSOQIATION Leuisville Pounds Gibsom for Nime Hits in Seventh, Winning' n and Fit"the Daut Bara A comasn funs in the Afth inning. ftson had held them to tor rookivh was yd's three-bagger, Attendance, 1 BROOKLYN. 4 21 monnwnone: YORK, Au‘. 12.—New today to 3 bases: - McGann, . Double play: cnnabonwed 4 , Neb,, w m“i":u Y e ice, 3,1, Score: Bl canensnnu B eommnnbend Zlrmwoncone? o I THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY, ¥y n balls: Off W 'y rth H"nby pi? or: By I?I'r i by Martin, 1. Time: 141 Umpire: wemeter. . Standing of the Teams. Played. Won. Lost. PC. e w T Milwaukee Lolumbus innea polls . Toledo .. W8 e Milwaukee at Indlana t, Toiedo, ‘Minneagoiis Kansas City at Loulsville. LINCOLN, Aug. 12.—(Specia) Telegram.)— The Lincoln Young Men's Christian asso- flation boys went down to defest at the hands of the Union !lnck)‘*rdl Junlors in a hotly contested game. he yard boys I.{cfl an almost perfect game. inn was pvincible, llowing but four hita Miller, ‘albot and Bohner playe Hyd 4 Bpels A on '8, off Trwin, 4. by Trwin, 5. Left rds,’ i4; Lincoln, ohnson. Time: 1 Dorsey Beaten at Spemeer. SPENCER, Neb., Auf‘. 12 —(Bpeclal)—A of . base_ball'at this place Saturday tween ‘the Spencer club and ot Holt county resuited 12 to 2 In favor 6f Spencer. - Batteries: 8 Dorsey, Ricl Struck ou By Ci ¢ Tomilson, 3. Double p Cravens to Calhoun to Woods. Umph Coombs. After this game followed a Juvenile of Butte against Juve cer. re: Butte, 12; Spencer. 8. On Bunday the married men of Ropedale and Bustan defeated the married men of Bpencer on Spencer Grounds. Scor 19 to 16 Batteries: Spencer, Coombs and Woods and Korab; R. and B., Reynolds and Anderson. Trounce Argos at ringfield. SPRINGFIELD, Neb., Aug. 12. Telegram.)—The iocals 'won today's game with the Argos by a score of 10 to 1, mak- ing It three stralght. Ballenger of the Springflelds had the Argos at his mercy from the start and atlowed them but four singles ecattered throughout the n[lli.l-l‘ % 2 " " b A ‘ ning Score: N AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES Deteats Baltim Ten Vietories Out of Last LE. Springfield .4 0 018200 010 70 Argos 10000000-1 438 Springfield, =Ballenger and Nicholson; Argos, Smalley, Glasier an: Meyers. rene:s 10, Umpire: Givens. sians Binday fos dne. summe Fhageretd o o m itched for IL % uuulln lowing bu on_ balis d . hn al by and did good work at the bat. Score: ationals . 10131107207 nth Btreet Stars.. 0 0 0 3 11 0 0 05§ tteries — Nation: i 1 154 fi';fg,“" Tenth Street Btars: Haley gml- go to Blair the 24th to lair team. Minden Trims Superiorites. SUPERIOR, Neb., Aug. 12.—-(Speclal)— ind took the first of a series of three ames vesterday. Superior hed I chances to take the vict them through listiess playing. Thin. Minden ......3 000030038103 Buperior A 01000010-3102 Batteries: Minden, Galnes and_Moofe; Buperfor, Hoffmelster and Heck. Umpire: Graves. Attendance, 160. Kansans Land at Failrbery. FAIRBURY, Neb., Aug. 12.— i g, oL, N g R . neca ol 107 acore: RHHE w12 10 4 Ba e Nl Dessers tteries nel Jones orsiey; Fairbury, Rain, l::’nw and La France, Norfolk Wins at Randelph. Beored. the Winning run. Betteries: Nor- otk, Buckit m“mun-‘furao Gil- fas SRS Ve tarih P Bad Day for Dizonites. WAYNE, Neb., Aug. 13— Tete- Y o “good acies of ‘ball were Blayed nors_of College sronnds "thia nfurnoo-. ‘The leated the Dizon Glub by & scors of 850 & Bubrbers Heal Egtatel defeated the Dixon diub i & game following by a score of 6 to & In Southern Assocl At Nashville—Nashville, 9; Birmingham, 1. Knight and enough to escape Inju irampled on by the hofses and is In o congdition. The ruce wa King's Lady, the favorite. One cholce and four outsiders in the betting won the other events. DIRECT HAL STILL WINNING Takes the Great Metropolitan Ruce at Brighton Beach with Geers for Driver. v YORK, Aug. 12.—The second day of The grand clrcult mest At the Brighton Beach track had an excellent card, The weather was bright and cool but a high wind prevented fest time. The manage- ment announced that owing to The Abbott being lame the §10,000 match between the ex-champion and Lord Derby was deciared oft. In'its place on Thursday Prince Alert and Anaconda will compete for & purse of 900 to beat the worlds pacing record. und an Patch will go & mile 1 the worid's"time Tecord held by Btar Pointer of 159 With favorable weather it looks as if both records are in danger, as the track is fast and the are in first-clase condition. Dan Patch booked for Sat- urday. ‘opening race of the day was the 2:34 ot which Had & 0eld 0F sleven. The bay William Tell &t the poie with the favorite in close attendan Geers, with the Questor, was a gos At the half Tiverton moved up and we: t, by a length. In the had 1 TR R T h puce also had ,000 for the pace also avorite in the Bay\ stallion, Direct Hal, who has wen every race he has started in this season. The fleld was a stron, and the betting was wild, héavy an sa in extreme, one plunger lay- ing 000 _to 600 In the pools on the favorite, whose prics was steady at $100 10 Miss Willamont drew the pol woon 89 the word was given J finishes, and won by haif a length. Elderone was distanced for a foul. In the second heat the battle was again between Greenline and the favorite from start to finish and In the third the favorite easlly by three lengths from Tertimen, breaking so badly on the top he was distanced. The 2: class for trotters was on the novelty plan, fn which each heat is prac- tically & race, as the winner of the first and heats retlre after each heat, the balan oommdll‘ for the third. First money goes to the Winner of the fastest heat, second and third ¥ decided also by the time w fourthmone; fio.' to the horse in ‘the next best posi- on in the summary. Prince of Orange in the Geers stable was the favorite, though Allle Wood was a olose second. ‘The latter won in a m finish by a length Boy. was _the rush t ‘won 1 shot, with Silver and Femay in the positios In the horse review 3-year-old pacing stake the blg.‘!lllr iestatic had a walkover, Lorable , her only compet- ftor, being drawn. Results M class, trot , purse $1,600: 'l'lvartonb L ywunuuw—-nu Foly, ATTagol i ‘l“. b. - (gxllltm) tor, b. §. Turpe: »neBision :-5 Boaoe . T80 e somammm Allle Wood, b, h, by fikes- PORRE—— At Shreveport—First game: Shreveport, 3; | Ma New Orleans, 4. eteco;d ame: New Or- Chattanoo, 0: At Davenport—Decatur, 2; Davenport, 1 YR A e R A e B ‘At Rockford—Rockford, §; Terre Haute, 4. h:{ ie%u Rapids—Cedar Rapids, 6; Bloon- o CONTEST FOR TENNIS HONORS Tournament at Long Island Begins with Almost Perfeet THREE. HORSES IN. ONE PILE Bad Mixup on Hariem Track, in Whieh Jockey Meade is Badly A Hert. Mackay Horses Seld. BARATOGA, N. Y., Aug. 12-The horses in training owned by Clarence H. Mackay ‘were sold In the idock here today. Ten ‘were sold for a total of $81400. As ex- pected, the l-‘ul'-flld Mexican brought the T BEEoS advanced £ rs, co advanced 16 lison, jr., secured him. mington string were also [1 F* 5. £'5Y Faisetto-Patro- inence, rick fl.mlx ,000. ier-Bonnle u.’t’ by Mirthtul-8kadl, to C. « by Charlo-8loe, to KIGOPSE %o . 'K, Sratert Race Meet at Davenport. DAVENPORT, Ia., Aug. 12— irotting meeting ot o e R pominsth agroeiy Chatlenge for 1908, AT, PAUL, Minn., . i~ ons mfid‘ffiflwfi"& |gwuu Yacht elub, tary Mer- !“!nh’-‘a&l‘o»umlflnl acht & treel, . [ AUGUST 13, 1902. 1[213/415(6(7| 819110111 11211314] 151647 [Tl T ) Ifi [ T Sromworon, Cr., April 3, 1 Tuz “Foxcy™ Foop Co., Buffale, N. Y. Drar 8ins:—Will you please inform me by return thail how many pack- ages of “Force ™ there.are in a_case. My wife, our five children and | think *“Force " the very best food of the kind on the market. Since March 17 we have bought of our grocer fourteen packages. BLAMES THE ENCINE CREW Verdiot of the Corenér’s Jury in the Ouse of | " A3, Bt John YK CHARGES NEGLIGENCE AND CARELESSNESS Coroner Bralley Says it is for the County Attormey to Declde Whether Any Complaints Should Be Filed, verdict of the coroner's jury in the inqu. held yesterday afternoon over the remains of A. J. St. John, who was killed in a collision between a Union Pacific switch engine and a motor car at Thir- teenth and Marcy streets, Sunday after- noonm, places the blame of the accident on the crew of the switch engine. After glving the time and place of St. John's Qeath, the verdict read: “The collision was due to the negligence and carelessness of the employes of the Unlon Pacific Rallroad company, and we further find that the train crew in charge of the motor car, the flagman, John Fent: are in no wise to blame for said accident.” ‘The verdict was signed by G. M. Bachmann, foreman; M. O. Cunningham, O. R. Hall, Zens Stevens, -J. Jankowisky, G. W. Guleve. The taking of testimony began at 2 o'clgek and continued all afteruoon. The Unlon Pacific company, the street car co: pany and the reiatives of St. John were represented by attorneys, and all took part in the examinstion of witnesses. Coroner Bralley, after the verdict was delivered, sald that he would not cause the arrest of J. B. Hornish, engineer and John Clark, fireman, of the switch engire for the killing of St. John was purely ac- cidental according to the evidence, and he Was sure there was mo criminal intent. No Crimisal Arraignment. The coroner believed that the jury, in placing the blame on the railroad company, 414 not mean that the ewitch crew should be arrested. He sald it was for the county attorney to .declde whether a complaint should be filed against Hornish, Clark or the the rallroad company. County Attorney Bhields is at present In Salt Lake City, e facts concerning the accident brought out at the inquest were as published in The Bée Monday mofning. Motor car No. 145, in charge of Conductor L. P. Cook and Motorman Charles Stitt, was golng south on Thirteenth street. It reached the Union Pacific tracks on Marey street, and was given the signal to go ghead by the fiagman, John Fenton, At this time t! switeh engine was &t & standstill o distance west of the street car traci soglne start: backing east, while the motor ear was on the raliroad track, and struck the car on the side near the rear end. The flagman called to the gine erew to stop, but they pald mo attenmtion to him. St John jumped from the car end was caught between the step and the running board of the engine. He was killed almost instantly, The accldent happened about 2:35 o'clock Bunday after- noqn, and was witnessed by a large number of people. 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