Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 15, 1903, Page 9

ITHE OMAHA DAILY BEE: BSATURDAY,. AUGUST 15, 1903, -_—_— — T PEORIA TAKES LAST CAME|mse,esvnsimson o, sees moner| Trebun M, oty %2 | LAY DES MOINES COLFERS Three-basé_ hit: Brain, _Sacrifice hits magnificent ball and their support in the | Oountry Olub and Fie'd Olub Entertain Browne, Bresnahan, _MoGann, _Cronin, feld was perfect. A two-bagger in the | Bmoot. ' Stolen bases: Browne, Bresnaha fitteenth by Robinson, followed by & sac- Visiting Teams. McGann (2), Giibert, Donovan. Doubl rifice by Ryan and a long fly to Heldrick HONORS EASY ON THE FIRST DAY'S PLAY DICK WELLES SETS RECORD! { Basily Distances @rand Opera in Matoh | Race at Ohicago. ’ ! i i Dark Secret, r. 0. (Dav Time: 2:09%, ‘2:00%. 218 pacing class, purse $1,000: Olive Wood, br. &, by Norwood (Phillips) vease Strathlane, b. g (Burns and Curry) John Pattérson, blk. h. (Davis) Hero Alcyoner,'b. g. (Halstead) Dart, 'b. & (Kinney) . Piccolo, b. m Time: 2i(9%, Bill Wilson's Distillers Moet =.th No Troub's in Beating Om: @ BARRY LARGELY TO BLAME FOR SHUTOUT i play B IWFYFHIV"YDMD\’I_HH l"ll‘lll fl“"}‘“‘lh. 3 Histite Pun o Oft” Cronin, b; o cFariand, t by Clarke put the winning er the | pltoneg van': B7 Merariang, 1 Witk o Lot eco! out y Cronin, 7; by McFarland, 2. W ik T B pite McFariand. Balk; McFarland. ime: 2:00. Umpire: Emsite. . Standing of the Teams. Played. Won. Lost. Wi % o 37 w o oo 4 % 6 4 T 2 B 8 8t Louls ook S S Phiiadelphia L4 an 61 Games today: Pittsburg at Boston, Cin- ]('Inmul at New York, St. Louis at Brook- yn AMERICAN ASSOCIATION GAMES Loutsville Shuts Milwaunkee Walker's Twirling Telling Effectively. A’ Rosmire) 10, 2:09 Good Crowd at Races. FREMONT, Neb., Aug. 14.—(8pecial Telgn gram.)—There were some very close racey at the driving park this afternoon and & g00d crowd out to see them. The track was In fair shape, though soft In a fow places. Jo Gales and Ted Drunswick were the favorites in the 2:30 pace and the latter, on account of his remarkable time at Tekamah, it was thought, would land the first money easily. He started well, but could not keep it up. Sunnyslope sur: prised the talent in the second and third eats. Tuft's King Alry, a promising 8-year-old, after a rather bad showing in the first heat of the 2:40 class, pulled him- self together and took the next three stralght. Drift Allerton disappointed a good many by getting distanced in the lust heat after winning the first. The rain fell just as the last heat of this race was finished and accounts for the slow time. The running race was declared off, and as the track is a lake, there will be no races tomorrow. Results 2:3) pace: Jo Gales, br. g. (F. J. Tufta)..... Bunny Slope, b. m. (Ackley & Shire).. Back Ral, b. h. (J. M. Ransdell)...... Ted Brunewick, b. 8. (R. A. Temple- WASHINGTON R.M.0AS [] CLIPS FIFTH OF SECOND OFF BEST MARK Moran, . Robingon, Ryan, of Clarke, 15 Selbach, 1f Coughlin, 3 McCor'k, b Kittredge, ¢ iee, .. 0/ Burkett, 0 Martin, Friel, 0 Anderson, 0 Wallaee. 0 Heldriek, o/Hill, 3b 0 Kahoe, " P.C . Pittsburg New York Chicago Cinelnnatf Brooklyn Boston Stewart, Preston and Wright in the Game with the Bat—Kelly, New Man, Hits One aud Fi Two. One Victory amd One Defeat the Record for the First Aftermoon by Scores that Indicate Strength, for Clrcular 1 [ 0 0 0 ] 0 0 1 Totals | washington Tt was not much credit to the Wine Bib- | 8t. Louls bers to win yesterday's shutout game. IU‘NEArn“l_ ;’y\ml‘. Aw:::,’m:mfi.ngln ::lv'g:-e o, N o- :2°: to them as naturally as a duck takes | BACC W Gye M Biolen pase: Cloughiin, ater. The game lacked snap and gin- | Rases on balls: Off Lee, 1; oft Powell, 1 ger s o whole, although there was a | Struck out: By Lee 4; by Powell '10. bright spot or two in it. Shugart fllumi. | Leff on bages: TR SRy Srpasron, pated it twice by a pair of very sensa- | goo 't 0y SR X tlorial stops, and Carter hung out a lan- 8T, tezn by a long stralght throw from right | to the plate, cutting off Colonel Preston, who was desiring to score his second run. Another bright little feature of the affalr | was a bouquet presented to Dusty Miler | by some of his numerous friends just as | Dusty was pieking up the stick for the first time. It really was not a very kind | thing for those friends to do, but Dusty | didn't seem to mind it much, for he made | good with a clean single | While Peorfa only made one more hit than Omaha they were so bunched as to ocount. Omaha appeared to be wholly at the meray of Barry. The six hits got were of the seratchy order, whilc the Spiriteers lined out good old-fashloned julcy ones, four of which were doubles. And thereon hangs a tale. Preston, that man who some people will recall stood out in left field for Mr. Rourke awhile this spring, made a single, a double and, by the grace of the umpire, another double. (This last one happened to travel outside of the foul line, everybody thought, but it “went’ just the same) Stewart, Ace, pulled out a two-bagger and Red Wright dld the same, so that these three gentlemen from Omaha were very much in evidence with the willow, making five of the seven hits credited to Peoria. Carter tore off a pair of skinny little old hits and Kelly, the new shortstop who just drove In from San Francisce, made one In | the ninth inning, when, with a little ball | playing, Omaha might have done some- | thing. Shugart and Hickey made the other | two. Kelly, by the way, works as if it was in him. He only had two chances, but he cared for them In a very gentlemanly way, and It was not a very easy chance at that, Genins was Genins in the fleld, but w: out hunting when it came to batting. This was the trouble. Mr. Barry of Peorla was entirely toc stingy to make a real good guest. Ho will never do to trot In the | ['olnes. smart set unless he changes his ways. He | Joaes, even struck out five men after refusing to | Green let anybody hit the ball 50 it would count. The score: Wi ol Totaws 0000000000 0000000000 The golf teams from Des Moines divided with the Field and Country clubs yester- day afternoon, the Des Moines Country club defeating the former 6 up and the University and Waveland Golf club play- ing the latter 84 down. The day was all that the golfers could desire and both courses were in superb condition. 1t had been generally expected that the Des Molnes Country club would defeat the Fleld club, although it proved to be by only the narrowest kind of a margin There was a good gallery at the first tee to watch the players start off oh their round of the elghteen holes at the Field club and not a few of them were women The course was greatly different from the course the Country club players are used to, their greens being faster and all of the hazards bullt in, while the Fileld club hazards are all natural. This all proved a handicap to the visitors and the Field club team led out over the first nine holes, but began to lose coming home. With seven men in at the end the Fleld club led and it seemed as if the Field club would win, but the remaining players caught up and paased the Field club by the narrow margin of five up. Warren Dickinson of Des Moines made the low score around the course of 8, with Dr. Sumney second with % strokes. The score: Field Club. Up. Des Moines. Up. Harry Lawrle...... 0| Warren DBicktnson.1i J. Q. Adams . OlJewett ........ce... O H Norrill 5'Kelly (Captain).... Dr. Sumney t inkbottom. . John_ Murphy .. ¥ Martin W. C. Bunderland.. 0 M. Martin C. Berrvhill, sr. 4 Berryhill, jr.. 1 Statier f 0 Diehl 9 Corley . 0 Cummings .. 0 Miller .2 Fullerton. jr 0 E. C. Finkbine 2 Fullerton, sr. Jack Sharp 0W. O. Finkbine... Totals 2! Totals Play at the Country Club, At the Country club the University and vaveland Golf club was simply outclassed, Ithough it made a plucky uphill fight. At no time did it hold the lead, but it played all of the time over the twenty- seven holes played. The course was in ex- cellent condition, although the greens were a little heavy because of the damp weather of the last week. During the morning the visitors had played the course and were more or less familiar with it. The Country club’s team was not as strong as had been hoped, owing to the absence of | Dick Kimball, Leavitt, Strickland and Fair- | fleld, but all of the ten men in the team played consistently, only two of them fin- ishing down. Dr. Watson's play against J. R. Lemist was exceedingly fine. With the score standing at 3 down at the nine- teenth hole, Dr. Watson played the next nine holes in 40, 1 under hogle, and won out by 8 up. B. G, Guinand, the 16-year-old player of the Waveland club, attracted a good deal of attention and acquitted him- self quite creditably. He was 6 down at the tenth hole and brought the score down to 2 down In the next eighteen holes by the steadlest kind of play. The score: OMAHA. Holes Up in Nine. 1st. 2d. 84. Up. CHICAGO, Aug. 14.—Dick Welles won the | special match race with E. E. Smathers | Grand Opera at Harlem today and in doing 80 set o new world's recora for one mile | on a cireular track. The winner's time was 1:87%, which is one-fifth of a second less than Alan-a-Dale record at Washing- ton Park this spring The race did not amount to much as a contest, as Grand Opera was at no time | near Dick Welles, the latter winning in a common canter. Results: First race, six furlongs: First Attempt won, Dream second, First Chip third. Time 1:13% Second race, five furlongs Willilam' Wright second, third. Time: 1:00% Third ra e mile, special match race Dick Welles, 112 (T. Knight), 9 to 10. won; | Grand_Opera, 115 (Helgesen), 19 to 2, sect ond. Time: 1:37% Fourth race, one mile: Taly C. Love second, Gregor K 189 Fifth race, lla_won, Ont, WASHINGTON. R.H.0.AB, Burkett, Martin,’ ot Friel, 'gb. Andersor, Wallace. Heldrick, Hill, 3. Sugden, Budhoft, " 0 Moran, #s. ¢ Robinson 1 Ryan, ef arke, 1b Selbach, 1. Coughiin, 3b MeCor'k, b, Drill, ¢ orth, p A Totan T 0061001087 S000000020-2 Bt Louls, 3. Two-base Secrifice hits: Sugden, Mar- tin. Double play: Robinson to Drill. Btolen base: Sugden. Hit by pitcher: Dy Budhoft, 1; by Orth, 1. Wild pitch: Ort Bases on bails: Off Orth, 1. Struck ou By Sudhoff, 1; by Orth, 1. Left on bases: St Louls,_b; Washington, 6. Time: 1:18 Umplre: Pears. Cleveland Shuts New York Out. CLEVELAND, Aug. 14.—Donohue kept the hits well scattered today and New York was shut out. Attendance, 3,148. 8core: CLEVELAND. RLO.AE. 0|Conroy, 8b... 0[Keeler, rf o[Biberteld, ol Willlam o|Beville, 0| McFari'a, ©|Da: 0/0’ Coanor, 0| Che MILWAUKER, Aug. 14—Walker's pitéh- ing was too much for Milwaukee. Attend- ance, 600, Score: LOVISVILLE " 5 MILWAUKEE. “H.0, o rocessnes? Kerwin, f.. Hart, it Drashear, odwell, Sullivan Shriever, o White, ib. Quinidn, & Walker,' p Totals Loutsville .. Milwaukee o 0 o 1 ¢ o [} 0 2b. of . | erucosouny, Hages, ch. m. (R. D. Davidson) ... Slycorn, 8. g (H. E.Weide).... The Rebel, r. h. (R. D. Wall).. Lady Mills, ch. m. (H. C. Miller) Time , 2:18%, 2:24, 2:40, 3-year-old clas King Airy, b h. (F. J. Tufts)...... 4 Bobby Godwin, b. g (H. H. Smith) 2 Drift Allerton, blk. h. (C. 8. Rex).. 1 Governor Bryant, b. h. (Mrs. Br Tim( s, 8:80, 23, R4, H. L. DOHERTY BEATS LARNED Englishman Takes All Three Sets in Tennis Tournament at South- [N PO wl oncooscon £ TSI RES Totals Bt. Louis . Washington Earped runs: hit: Martin Demo | Bob VhL o Don o/ Dunieavy, It Flo 6! Hemphill, o[ Viox, . vl Elliott, won, cocccsess® s @em | e ! aloceswnebon 000002 L0000000 Two-base hit: Hemphlll. Three-base hit: odwell. Sto'en bases: Hemphill, Odwell, Bullivan. Bases on balls: Off Elliott, 1. Struck out: By Elliott, 7; by Walker, 4. Double play: Viox to 'Schafiey to Dono- hue. Left on bases: Milwaukee, 7; Louls- ville, 5. Time: 1:40. Umpire: Mullane. 5. Postponed Gumes. At St. Paul—Toledo-8t. Paul game post- poned; wet grounds. At Kansas City—Kansas City-Indianapolis same postponed; double-header on Sunday. At Minneapolls — Columbus-Minneapolis game postponed, rain Standing of the Team Played. Won. Lost. & 6% M 100 9 60 39 .99 [ 44 10 4 4 94 45 49 100 40 60 101 40 61 1398 99 s 62 374 Games today: Louisville at Milwaukee, Indianapolls at Xansas City, Columbus at Minneapolls, Toledo at St. Paul, Juniors Win at Fremont. FREMONT, Neb, Aug: 14— (Special Tele: gram.)—In a'fast and nteresting game at the Fremont Driving park this afternoon the Union Stock Yards Juniors defeated the Fowlers by a score of 2 to 1. Both pitchers aid fine work, but Knight of the unfors kept the hits scattered. Two fast double plays by the Juniors were the fea- tures of the game. The Juniors play in Schuyler tomorrow. Score: RHE, 000110000562 00100000 0-162 runs; Fowlers, 1; Juniors, 1. Two- Iifts: Primley, Vaughn. Bases on Off Primley, 3; off Knight, 1. Struck By Primley,'s;' by Knight, 8. Time: Umpire: Cook a won, Sidney | third, Time course: | Duke of steeplechase, short [ Golden Link second, hird Time: 3:81%. Sixth race, one mile and five furlongs John MecGurk won, Compass second, Little EIKin third. Time: 348 venth race, one mile: Our Bessio won, try seoon M > third. Time: 1:39% SARATOGA, M Aug. 14.—Results First race, one mile: Past won, Roval second. Dark Planet third. Time: 1:4% Second race, six furlongs l'.vl!ncw‘!l*» won, Toboggan second, Pan Longin thir Time: 1:14 Third race, one mile Caughnawan 1:54%, Fourth race, The Troy, five furlongs a haif: Dr. Divination won, Dick second, The Rohesia third. NEY 0. E hampton, L. Flick, rt Bay, " ef Bradley, b, Lajole, ' 25 Hickmas, i MeCarthy, Abbott, Goohn'er, Donobae, SOUTHAMPTON, L. I, Aug._ 14.—~In the tennis_tournament today H Doherty beat W. A. Larned in_the first set, 6-1, on games and on points, 39-29, H, L. Doherty won the second from W. A. Larned, 6-2; points, 29-16. H. L. Doherty won the third set and the match at 6-1 on games, apd on points, 25-12 and o furlong: Agnes ond, Goldbell third P.C .66 608 1566 635 R 400 8t. Paul Milwaukee . Loulsville Inaianapolis . Kansas City . Minneapolis Columbus . Toledo “ ». Totals .. Cleveland New York . and urpin Time: lewcormeos Lady wloccormme L L ORISR T 00 2 o 00 0 First base on errors: Cleveland, 1. Two- base hits: Bradley, McCarthy. Three base hit: Flick. Sacrifice hit: O'Connor. Btolen bases: Bay, Lajole, iickman, Double piay: Chesbro to Elberfeld to Be- ville. Left on bases: Cleveland, 7; New York, 6. Struck out: By Chesbro, 6; b Donohue, & Time: 1:14. Umplre: = Sherf- an. L R BONG (iviven 8t. Clair & Vi Lewin o ‘undi J.'Francls .. W. E. Palmatier. L. D, Carrfer F. H. Blake . B Iy Kemper V. B. Rhodes. 5 Loy, th race, one mile and a_sixteenth, on | s turf: Flara won, Birch Broom second, Satire third, Time: 1:494, Sixth race, five and a half furlongs: Mol- | Ile Spanker won, Rockaway second, Gold- saint third. ~Time: 1:08 8T. LOUIS, Aug. 14.—Results First race, one mile and twenty yards, selling: Class Teader won. Whitmore wec: ond, Daddy Bender third. Time: 1:49 Sécond race, five furlongs, purse: Inter- rogation won, Foxy Grandpa second, Wood- lyn third. Time: 1:04 Third race, six and a half furlongs, sell- ing: Miss Gould won, Dave Sommers sec- ond, Orfon third. Tim Fourth race, six furlongs, handicap: Rain- land won, Mafalda second, Hugh McGovern third. Time: 1:16% { Fifth race, one mile and twent seliing: Reducer won, Tickfull Lybnch third. Time: 1:45 ixth race, six and a haif furlongs, sell- ing: Elrey won. Clales second, Temptress third. ' Time: 1:3. BUFFALO, Aug. 14—Results: First race, six furlongs, selling: Annle Max won, Tom Kingsley second, Receves third. Time: 1:14i. Second race, five furlongs, selling: Combs won. Kern second, T Time: 1:02%. Third race, mjle and an etghth, Latrobe won, Ida Riley second, third. Time: 1:53%. Fourth race, five furlongs: QOrderly” second, -Australina 0L Fifth race, ‘six furlongs, selling: Petit Bleu won, Epidemic second, Navisota third. Time: 1:14%. ' | Sixth race, six furlongs, selling: Loulse Collier won, Destitute second, J. W. Rodes | third. Tim . | Wreck is Not Serlow TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Aug. 14.—The | freight wreck on the Vandalta, near Effing- ham, Jast night was not ao serious as first reported. Engineer Dill of Terra Haute was | slightly hurt. Several cars were smashed up and the track was blockaded for sev- eral hours. Trains are being detoured over the Big Four. Herd Book Secretaries FEleot. ST. LOUIS, Aug. 14.—The annual meetin of the Amerfoan Association of Live Stocl Herd Book secretaries was held here today. F. D. Coburn, chief of the department of | live stock of the World's fair, deliverad | the address of welcome and Mr. B. O. | Cowan of Chicago responded. The follow: | Ing officers were elected: President, C. R. Thomas of Kansas City, Mo.; vice presi- dent, Mortimer Levering of indlanapa Ind.; sccretary, Colonel Charles F. Mille of Springfield, '1ll.; treasurer George W. Stubblefield of Bloomington, il OO il momocnnssd o2 hansncnns! I 0 0 8: onS-1s oo TRe oD ‘White Sox Victorious. CHICAGO, Aug. 14.—Patterson was In ex cellent form today, helding the champio; down to six scattered hits and scoring a shutout. Attendance, 2,600. Score: CHICAQO. PHILADELPHIA. o BLOAR, of. Ord Rallles in Ninth, ORD, Neb., Aug. 14.—(Special)—In the last half of the ninth inning in the baso | ball game here yesterd between Ord and Grand Island splendid stick work of Wil- son and Rhodes succeeded In tying ‘what ould seem to be an almost impossible ore, Ord then winning out in the eleventh inning. Youn, Glade, the Grand Island pitcher, pitched a gtrong game, but weak- ened In the latter half. It was a pitchers' battle throughout, Beltzer having decidedly the best of it. = Score: Ord, 8; Grand 1sland, 7. 3 L L1 0 1. ef. vt 0 Hartsel, v Pickeriig, L. Crows, lSeybold 1 Murphy, OM. Cross 1 Shreck, ) Powers, rds second, Junfors .. Fowlers Earn bage balls out 1:15, RESTAURANIS KEEP_IT. ) ¥ 22D /2 M Tennehill, Blattery, Pattereon, OMAHA. . b AB. Totals .. over = g — = g e | R loccaccnnorocsa Carter, rf. Genins, cf iller, 1f ornton, Arrours Versus Dietr, The Armour and C. N. Dietz teams will battle on the B. Jetter grounds Saturda: afternoon. Both teams are playing fast ball and a good game is expected. The teams will lineup as follows: Armour, Positions. C. N. Dietz. Tonneman . Shortstop. . Foran Johnson. Left flel tlebush Bunnel .8econd base Anderson Rawley. .Center fleld. .Masman O'Keefe . Catcher, . Hathaway McMahon. .First base .Harrison Fitzgerald Third base. Jenkins Vender. Right field. Platner Adams Pitoher. . Wilkenson Gams called at 3:30. May Wo Penny third, x Batted for Waddell in seventh. Chicago .. 00000601 %8| Philadelphia 00000000 00 Left on bases: Chicago, 4; Philadelphia, 8. Two-base hits: Magoon, Powers. Tarec- base hit: Slatte: BSacrifice ait: Pleker- ing. Btolen bases: Holmes, Jones, Green, M. Cross. truck out: By Patterson, 3, b}‘ Waddell, 6. Passed = ball: Shréck. | First base on_ball Off Patterson, 2; off Waddell, 1; off McGeehan, 1. Wild pltcn: Patterson. Time: 1:80. Umpire: Con- nolly. Donovan Gives Game Away. DETROIT, Aug. 14.—Donovan lost his own me in the fifth today when he gave two ases and made an error, which, with two hits, produced four unearned runs. At- tendance, 2,624. Bcore: BOSTON. 1b. e selling: | Rain Stops Tennin. Benckart There was no tennis at the Fleld club 1ast evening because of the rain, and the match in the finnls of the sonsolations in the doubles, which was to have been Iplayed, will be played today with the match’ between Haskell and Hopkins against Caldwell and Young for the doubles champlonship. VALUABLE BONES ARE FOUND California Academy of Sefe: dition is Richly Rewarded, BAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 14—Tha first series of expeditions organizad by the Cull- fornia Academy of Science in this city, Gonding, c. Tolo_won, | Companfon, third. Time: | [PPSR ol ecoocesoo! Bl wmaonooory N -} o: LT 5 Thiel, If..... Presfon, cf. e Hossler: fb‘ artzel, Sb. olly, 88 Barry, p. nTO!llbl o o U Yy Innings Ppooria - HILLER LIQUOR CO. Wholesale Dealers and State Agents e Expe- OMAHA, NEB. Oreston Beats Atlantic. CRESTON, Ia, Aug. 14—(Special Tele- gram.)—Creston defeated the new Atlantic team here today in a very close ga by a score of 3 to 1. It was a ers' battle and both received excellent sup- Sl nsnamoond 8l recam L wl cococomormi’ L e DETROIT, " R.H.0.A.E. 0 arrett, 0 Luah, 'It. 0 Crawtord, Omaha .. Hits by Innings: eoria Barned ru oria, 1. Two-base hi ? i oo ~locoomormuoll ol commmononi 1 84 - o —e o0 oo oo 0 L 0 0 o oo on o 0 Carr, b, 0 Yeager, b, ort. There were but nine hits, four by “reston and five by Atlantic, and but six errors, four by Creston and two by At- lantic! Albertson, who was released by At- which left here in April last, 5 ¢xplore the islands off the Pacific coast, has just re- turned after a vovage extending cver 4,000 Law Clerk Charged with Forgery. NEW YORK, Aug. 14.—George R. Creigh- ton, 20 years old, has been arrested, charged “with forgeries reaching $12,000. lantic and signed by Creston, made a_home run. Batterles: Corns and Corbett, Schooles and Marshall. Umpire: Golden. Stewart, Wright, eston (2). Struck out By Comipanion, $; by Barry, 5. Firat base on balls: Off Companion, 3; off Barry, 1. play: Hartgel to Wright. Saocrifice Carter. ‘Left on bases: Cmaha, 8; , 4. Time: 1:26. Umplre: Kelly. Milllonaires Score Victory, i COLORADO SPRINGS, Aug. base on balls: Off Donovan, 6; off ¥ locals outbatted Kansas City today 1. First base on errors: Boston, 4, outplayed them in the fleld. on ‘bages: - Detroft, 5; Boston 10 . s | out, By Youns & Doublo plays: Ferrs | Colo. Springs. 8 0 003101 *~811 o Parent to LaChance, Carr (unassisted). Kuuu'gltyuo IRERERER= KT Passed ball: Criger. Wild pitch: Dono- Batteries: Kansas City, Hess and Mes- | van. Time: 1:35. Umpire: O'Laughlin. sitt; Colorado Bprings, Jones and Foran. Sinsdiis of she. Tonnis: Milwaukee Bats Out Victory, Played. Won. Los DES MOINES, Aug. 14.—Milwaukee won 1 W by hard hitting. Score: b3 Milwaukee ....2 11100 40 o—nfi‘liigi fi fi Des Moines. 10001000 0-231 1 tteries: Des Moines, Morrison and 4 Fohl; Milwaukee, Vollendorf and Lucta, Ghlengo o ugs Out Vietory. Washington % 20 6 DENVER, Colo., Aug. 14.—The feature of Gaimes today: Washington at St Loul Philadelphia at Chicago; New York today's game was St. Joseph's heay; }{“l"'- 240098151 51 Cleveland; Bur'fll ilmll ] GAMES IN NATIONAL LEAGUE | Garvin Strikes Out Nine Men and . Whitewashes the Pirate Played. Won. Lost, P.C. e i s ey Anireg! BROOKLYN, N. Y. Aug. 14—Pittsburg was shut out by Garvin, who struck out nine men and gave no bases on balls. At- tendance, 2,900, Score: . miles in the schooner Mary Bachs. After calling at one or two places on the coast of Lower Californa, they proceeded to the islands of S8an Bernardino and Xoeorro, situated about 2 miles off the Mexican coast. On Socorro, whicn conralns 100 square miles no mammals were found, but complete and rare ornithological speci- mens were secured. At Clarion, another island, 260 miles further out at sea, thece specimens of land birds were secured and seven specimens also at Socotro. One rare water bird was found on the Revellagelio group. A red-billed iropic bird was secured off San Diego, the farthest north this wpecles has been found. All told about 1,000 specimens of birds wers secured, together with valuable'botanieal vpecimens, while twenty gallons of alcohil were filled with snakes and lizards, A peculiarity of the Islands is that while in parts vegetation floyrishes, nowhere ie water found upon any of uiem. An nciive voleano 4,000 feet high was found un So- corro. Wild sheep abound on this island and Guadaloupe is literally overrurn with goats. | onwenbuend lroocwons” Creighton was employed by Townsend & | Wadell as a law clerk. | wlrwooroonni s Bheics g3 WIS FBETA AT Ry Totals ... L1000410 0020001 Collins, Buelow. hits: Stahl, Freeman, Young. Regents on a Tour, The Regents leave Saturday morning on a two weeks' trip In Nebraska and Iowa, Blaying at the following towns: I‘remont, | Beribner, Oakland, Lyons, Bancroft, Craig, Blair, in Nebraska, and Missouri 'Valley, Modale, Woodbine, Denison, Dunlap, Logan and Persia in lowa. ‘The players are all in good trim and expect ta return with a long string of victories Detrolt Three-base_hits Ps bda H, T. Lemist . Totals . isn 1 DES MOINES.' Holes Up in Nine, 1st. 2d. 34, Up. Sl cocsomanonss! 2] courroarnons| Bl nuoawscscans! e —— H. D. Adams R F, Guinana'! B. G. Guinand Dr. A, F. Watsol Sam Polosky ..... R. Huttonlocker . H. Harwood P, €. Winema F. F. Flaugh E. R. Upham F. Carr ... G. P. Fulle; Totals Today the Des Moines teams will re- verse opponents and try their luck again. The match between the two country clubs will be especlally Interesting because of the cup which the clubs have put up for the match, IOWA RECORDS ARE BROKEN Races Bring Out Ones Among Trotters and Pacers, Ashland Unable to Bat. ASHLAND, Neb., Aug. 14.—(Special Tele gram.)—The Wahoo basc bail team defeated the Ashland nine in a very (nteresting game at the ball park In this city this | afternoon by a score of 5 to 0. Ashland liad an Omaha battery, but was unable to hit Adams, the Wahoo pitcher. The game was exciting throughout and was witnessed by a large crowd P. adelphi Clevelgnd . New York Detroit §t. Loul Pleasure to have an office in a building where everything runs smoothly and where your wishes regard- ing the little things that are often annoying are taken care of without the necessity of complaint. superintendent of The . Building devotes all of his to supervision of service, s and the comfort of the 2| coomroosoces »| ocvooococooomos Bl conosonoanco! <l oscoooconces Games in Three-I League, At Cedar Raplds—Cedar Rapids, 6; Du- buque, 4. At Decatur—Decatur, 6; Bloomington, 4. i At Springfield—Rock Island, 7; Springfield, "At Davenport—Rockford, 2; Davenport, 1. NATIONAL REGATTA _ OPENS Preliminary Races in Big Rowing Meet Are Pulled o HYMENEAL. Belden-Snider, BEATRICE, Neb., Aug. 4.—(Special)— Theodore Belden and Miss Pearl Snider, both of this city, were married Wednes- day evening at 8 o'clock, Judge John IT. Inman officlating. Only a small number ot intimate friends of the young couple wit- nesced the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Belden | A will make thelr home in this city, the groom teuiut having been one of the rural mail carriers ever since the routes were established at Beatrice. Davenport Fast 61 b2 [41 ; 67 387 Milwaukce at Omaha, Moines, Kansas City at mver, Bt. Joseph at Colorado Springs. GAMES IN AMERICAN LEAGUE Washington Tak Fifteen Inn One from Saints by One to Nothing, ] = 2 8 7 & = Z ( PITTSBURG. The 0.4.8.| RAL @' Beaumont, cf 0 0'Clarke, 1f v Leach,’ 8b DAVENPORT, la., Aug. M. races, with only one heat 2:16, made this the greate: history of th WORCESTER, Mass., Aug. 14—With fdeal weather conditions (he nine events which constituted the first day of the thirty-first champlonship regatta of the Nationn| Oars- men ‘were successfully run off today on Lake Quinsigamond. Half ¢ dozen of the \ces were preliminory fo final heats and champlonships which will be fought to- morrow. Results today: Intermediate singlo seulls, first heat: R. H. Jacksen, Palisades Boat club, New York, won; C. B. Johnson. Ar'i~«ton (Mass.) Boat clvh. second. Time: 10 Becond heat: Harlow Crowley, Wachu- sett Boat club, Worcester, won; E. C.| Flist base on balls: Off | Ashert-n He '“~ * (Conn.) Boat club, sec- Sacrifice hit: Phelps, Struck | ond. Time . Garvin, 9; by ' Falkenberg, 6. | Third h Falkeuberg. Time: 1:45. Um- | Washingto Four big wer than day in ths! Davenport mile track. 1ne track was fast and weather conditions perfect. Nearly all_the heat winners took new records, Riley B going in 2:06% for the | frst time, The 2:13 trot was ‘stopped by darkness, four horses having won a heat each. Sum- © Sebring, 0 Phelps. Ritter 0 Falkener, Garvin, [} H o 1 3 0 1 [ [ . 8 o st e o wlosseccoomns oleccoos ol oo, mosomm Totals .. Brooklyn Pitisburg Left on bases: Pittsburg, Two-base hit: Ritche, Sheckard. Double pllr nor to Hransfleld. First base on errors: | i It may surprise you that you can rent & very comfortable office, iucluding all of the benefits of good service, for $10.00. All of our offices are light, cool and at- tractive. 010 o 0 3; Brookl Btolen 1 Ritchey to Whg- < Lynech-Loosley, STURGIS, 8. D., Aug. 14.—(Speclal)— | George Lynch, an employe at the Spearfish cyanide plant, and Miss Eda Loosley of Omaha were married in this city Tuesday at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Schnell, Rev. Father Colombo officiating. mary: 2:14 class, pacing, purs> $5%: Abbls Strathmore won three stralght heats. Time: 2:08%, 2:08%, 2:07%. Beftio Walker, Mississippt rose, Bt. Pedro and Sammon: Kinley, Jackmont 8T. LOUIS, Aug.' 14.—Washington and St. Louls tied up In two games here today, the first resuiting In a sensational contest, ABSOLUTE SECURITY, Carter’s Little Liver Pills. Wust Boar Signatum of King, Ante- Major Me- Irene, Gold' Call, Stipu- lator, Go Direct, Dale § also siarted. 2:18 class. trot, stakes $1,00: Norman B won second, third and fourth heats. Time: 2:11%, 2:11%, 2:1%. Kent won first heat, Time: 2:12%, Free for all, purse $i00: Riley Time: 2:06%, 2:07%, 2:08%. 2:13" class, trot, purse $600 (unfinished): Gold Standard won second heat: Time: 2:14%. Brash won third heat. Timo: 2:14%. Klondike won first heat: Time: 2:12% Goldust Mald won fourth heat. Time: Brookiyn. 1. Falkenberg. 4. out: By Wild piteh pire: Hurst. Mierobes Again Down Boston. BOSTON, Aug. 14.—Chicago feated Boston ftoduy. Ma winning ball and was well seven innings, when support both went to es. Attendanc seore: CHICAGO. BOSTON. H.0AE B3 1470 oje iov & 0 0 t. Potomae Boat club, s H. Hodgkins, Boston Athletic’ Assoclation Boat eclub, ' second. Time: 11:24%. | Intermediate double seuls: Race ended in_a dispute. Wil be rowed tomorrow. Benjor four-oared lls: Winnipeg Row- ing elub, won; E oston Athletie Cluh Boat club, second. Time: 9:14 Intermediate eight-oared shells; Jeffreya Point Rowing association, won; Wachusett Boat club, second. Time I.N% Association single sculls, first heat: L. F. Bcholes, Toronto. Rowing 'club, won: F. R. Petersol st Boston Athletic Assoclation Boat club, second. Time: Eecond heat: I. Veseley st Bohemian Boat club, New York, won: F. Demoruells Young Men's Gymnisium Rowing ciub, New Orleans, second. Time: 10:03%, Intermediate double sculls: Won by Po- témac Hoat_club, Washington, D. C.. W Heox and 8. 8.' Edmonson; Beawanhaks Boat club, Brooklyn nd,’ Time: 9:33%. ALL READY FOR FIELD TRIALS Country an R. C. PETERS & CO,, RENTAL AGENTS, Newspaper Man Wanted in 1llinots. GROUND FLOOR, BEE BUILDING SPRINGFIELD, IIL, Aug. 4.—Governor Yates has fssued a requisition on the gov- ernor of Pennsylvania for the extradition of Tobert Sidney Smith. a newspaper writer now under arrest in Pittsburg and wanted in Bloomington, Il on a cuarge of sid- | naping his child, who’was given to his parents by the court. again de- key pitched poried for | d pitching | 1,941 The B won. > ] Judges Withdraw Drivers, NEW YORK, Aug. 14.—Strathlane was well played for the 2:13 pace, selling $110 to o for the feld. He won the first heat. in good style, but was defeated by Olive Wood easily in slower time in the next. The judges declded to change drivers | and put up Jonn Curry behind Scrathlane, | The Tesuil was & superb tinish, as (he two heat winner fought the ba all dawn the streich. As they shot under the wire it looked like a dead heat. The judges caught Olive Good's nose in front and the verdict was popular. Curry was also ap- plauded for his great drive. Summary: 2:10 trot, purse $1,200: The KRoman, b. &, by Pekinney (Doble) . sieve Bl et g Belle Kuser, b. m. (Hudson) Puma Leaf, b, g (McCarthy) . Wentworth, b, g (8pear) Alice Carr, b, m. (Garrison) Nell Gwynne, b. m. (Ke.ly) Eel Hilagro, . §. (Mciienry) Bilver Sign, b. b. (Murman) . $ons Authoress, 'blk. m. (McDonaid) ... Time: 2110, 3:09%. The Yonkers stake. $3,00, 2:20 pace: Tom Keene, ch. g, by West Egbert (Sanders) sasen . e King Direct, blk b (Geérs) ... Dick Wilson, br. h. (Wilson) Direct L. blk. g (Hudson) Mary Ann b. m. (Snow) Time: 2:24%, 2:34b. 4.8 trotting, purse 31,20 Caspian, b. g by Pairon-Caserrila, by Shelby Ch: Che. Bhank)...... Dillon BHoy, by B. H. Hudson . Hie Boy, b. h. (Stanbrough) Judge Greene, b. ¢. (Walker) John Mack, b. g (Milan) Millard Sanderd. b. & rrifisld) Grown Shade, bk, g (Wall) . Oda Giay, b. Clark) Janita, b. m. raon) .. Twe Men Are Lynchbed. ALBANY, Ga., Aug. 14—A white man named Thompson and King Wrightman, a negro, were lynched vesterday at Harts- flold for assaulting a white woman near Hartsfleld on Saturday night. o|Aubrey 0 Malarkey, 0 xDex: 0 1 3 1 3 1 0 0 0 » [ [ ] 0 1 H H o 1 0 1 0 [} 0 0 0 I 1 3 Town key In the ninth 00000008336 61000110 0-3 tnker. Three-base hit: Moran. Stolen base Greminger to Tenney. Off Wicker, 1; y pliched ball:' E Struck out: By Wicker, b 5. Paseed bull: Kiing Wil piteh: Wickers. Time: 1:3%, Umpire: O'Day. $t. Louis Goes to Plece NEW YORK, Aug. 4.—St. Louls was de- feated by New York today 12 to 1. For two innings there was every indication of an interesting contest. then McFarland and the rest of the Bt. Louls team -wept to pleces. Attendance, 2,700, Score: NEW YORK \ ST. LOUIS RALOAE HOAER xBatted for Malarl Chloago Boston ‘Two-base hit Cooley. Home rul Jones. ' Double play First base on baljs Mlarkey, 4~ Hit Wicker. Malarkey. Hello, is this Storz Bottling De- partment? This is Dr. N. T wish you would send Mrs. L. at once a case of Blue Ribbon Beer. She is a patient of mine and in order to have her gain more strength I have pre- scribe 8torz Blue Ribbon. O, I al- ways recommend Storz Blue Ribbon, for I know there is no other beer which is so nourishing and strength. ening as is Storz Blue Ribbon. Be sure and send it at once. Goodby Brewery’s Own Bottling. Phone 1260. ldeal One and Plenty of Birls Are on the Grounds, _O'NEILL, Neb., August 14.—(Special)— EveryLLing Is in readiness for the opening of the fleld trials on the 18th inst. Th are ubout 250 dogs on the ground and about two dozen handlers, and many of the owners of ihe dogs from all parts of the country are expected to arrive for the uing. Everyihing possible is being done the officers of the association and the citizens gene: o entertain and accom- modate the strangers who will be present. It is a usion that the trials will be a great succes The only thing that gould at all Interfer the weather. The writer was over the country set apar for the trials this week. It fs an ideal tract for such an exhibition. One can see from one o of a township to the other, whi one to see the dogs work'a zreat dlstance. and the little lakes and streams save the neceasity of carrying water The cover is about right to let the ® work well. There ls an abundance chickens on the ground. In & drive of ¢ miles as many as fve covies were s enanes s contre b. . g © MePariand P v Totals pE Er RSl { Pl ot ROOT BEER. Feo = EmuSowemnes