Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 3, 1903, Page 5

| SPLIT ON DOUBLE-HEADER | Boston and Philadelphia Break Even on Two Games Played Yesterday. l BOTH CONTESTS ARE VERY CLOSE Fraser Twice Pitched Himself Out of Tight & Three Men on Bases in Second Places, Leav Game. | PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2--Boston and Philadelphia split even today on a double- ! header. Both games were close, the visit- | .Ors winning the first in the ninth by bunching hits, In the second Fraser twice | pitched himself out of tight places, leaving | three men on bases, - Attendance 2,08, | Score, first game: BOSTON. R ... 0 ib.. PHILADELPHIA. HOAE, 0 3 ° Dexter, 0/Thomas, ¢ Tenne; Prreres . 0 Gleason, 2b 9 5, b, OTitus, ¥ oBarry, If v|Hallman, o Hulewitt, o Dooln, ¢, of Mitchell, . 1 Coole; 1 BLanie: 1 Moran, c.... 0 Ab'tichio, %5 0 Grem' 0 Aubre, 0 Pitinger, p. 0 N ot e =]l coccecona¥ ]l upmocooums |l coescones I Totals .. 3 Boston d Totans 000000 Philadelphia . 10000000 0 Earned runs: Boston 2. Two-base hit Sacrifice hits; Dexter, Wolverton, Stolen bascs: Tenney, Abbatticchio, play: “Barty to Ddoin. ” Left on on 4, Philadelphia 4, First on balls:' Oft Pittinger 3, off Mitchell 2. Hit by pitcher: Mitchell 1. Struck out: By Mitchell 3, Pittinger 3. ‘Pime 145 Um- pires, Moran and Hurst. Score, second game: PHILADELPHIA. R.H.0.AB, Pl gomonone SN nmo S Double bases: BOSTON.. R Dexter, ef o|Tcnpey, 1b. Cooley, 1t.. ofst ofMoran, ' c..... 6/ Ab'tichio, 0/Grem’ ger, o/Aubrey, . 1| Malarkey, ;P 0300000003 oston 0001001003 Barned runs: Boston 1, Philadelphla 3. Two-base hits: Tenney, Moran, Greminger, Titus, Fraser. Three-base hit: = Stanley. Bacriflce higs: Titus, Barry, -Double play: Aubrey to Tenney. Left on b Boston i1, Philadelphia 6. First base i Malarkey 2, of Fraser 4. Struck out Malarkey 1, by Fraser 4 Time 1:3. Um= pires, Hurst and Moran. Pittyburg Beats Cingcinnatl. , PITTSBURG, Sept, 2—Pittsburg won the ame in the first inning with five hits. Fioth pitchers steadted after the and received excellent support. only three Pittsbargers reached third base, and only one visitor got as far as second. Attendance, 3,300. Seore! PITTSBURO. RA.0AB , el Thomas, Hallman, Hulawitt, Roth, © Fraser, Totals hiludelphia CINCINNATL R. Kelley, 1t. Seymour, Dolan, it. Becklsy, Stelntd 4 gtb-u. 1D. 1 tlCorcoran, o Plets, 32 1fHabn, T > cl Leach, Wegnér Braust' (4, Rite Bebrin Phelps, Prilitpet, » Totals ... x Wagner of Plttsburg . H 1 ° ] H ] 1 3 eosmmnoss »!osonneass 1 ] T alocoo Bl rruunenand Totals .. ; hit by batted bail. 40000000 *4 / Cincinnatl 10000000 0-1 Two-base ' hit: Phelps. ‘Three-base i Wagner. Home run: Kelley, Double pla: Sebring to Wagner; Wagner to Ritchey to Bransfleld. First base on balls: Off Hahn, 1 Struck out: By Fhilltppl, 2. ‘Wil pitch: Hahn, Time: 1:45. Umpire: Johnston. Breoklyn Defeats New York. NEW YORK, Sept. 2.—Brooklyn defeated the local Nationals in the first game of the Inter-borough series at the Polo grounds today. Reidy pitched a clever {lmo for the \fitors, holding . the home team safely untl the ninth inning, when they were saved from a shut-out, The Brooklyn bat- tors found Mathewson s deliverv tar three yuns in the opening inning, winning ame then and there. Attendance, 4473 Hoore: BROOKLYN. R.H.0AE Strgmg, b Eheekard, Dolibe, ¢ Totals Brooklyn New York Left on bases 7. Two-base hits: Gessler, MOG! base hits: Sheckard, Dahlen, Sacrifice hits Bheckard. Stolen bases: Strang, Gessler, fordan Mertes. Double plays (‘nénwn o abb fo McGann, Warner to Babb to Mc- Gann. First base on balls: Off Mathewson, g, st base on orrors Brooklyn, 2; New ork, 1._Struck out: By Reldy, f%nma- ewson, §. Time: 1:30. Umpire: 0'Day, COhicago Wins Over St. Louls. CHICAGO, Sept. 2—Excepting for a wild iteh in_ the ninth; that saved St. Louls rom a shut-out, the play of the locals out- Cassed that of the visitors in all depart- ments of the game. Attendance, 8500, in- cluding 5,000 school children, admitted free. Beore: CHICAGO, N York, 6; Brooklyn, o2 i, Three. ST. LOUIS. RH ».. ' 2816 o G aracaiobes ®. 9| Farrell, 6| Dunlea¥y, Tuker, Kiing, Evers, 2| Williams, ‘Weimer, oo guiewn eluommcsoce® lucsubnone? 2l uscernoned eleseceus. peot e Ll Sacrifice hit: y. Cuanca, Doutlle plays: M " McFarland, 4 3, off McFarland, & Wild pii Time: 1:8. Umpire: Emslle. - Standing of the Teama, Bases on . 3 td kel 2 1 ‘Boston at Philadelphia, at New York St. Louls at Chi- cinnatl at Pitsburs. GAMES IN AM_E__RICAN LEAGUE New York Uses Up Two Wash- tagton Pitchers and Wins Basily. WASHINGTON, Sept. 2.—New York took wmdly o both of Washington's Ppitchers and wen today's game without apparent gore Conroy's third-base play eature of the game. The game W at the end of the ranh Inoing of darkness. Attendance, 1. s the called account core: @ MeCor'k, 1Drill, 6. O Lee,’ Dol 0 Towpsend, Cauley, uskey, Chesbru. 2l commwommmond |l cwowmecces? Eolew Totals 3 e 03081 F e . 611000 -3 Two-base hits: Willlams, Lee Three-base Wis: Clarke Moran -Home rup: Gansel I'HE OMAHA DAILY BEE e ——————————————— e THURSDAY, BEPTEMBER 8, 190: Btolen bases: Coughlin, MeFarland. Double piay: Williams to Elberfeld to Gansel. First on ‘balls: Off Townsend, 2, off Chesbro, 5 Hit by pitched ball: Moran. Struck out By Townsend. 3; by Chesbro, 3. Lett on bases: Washington, 8;: New York, 8. Passed ball; McCauley. Wiid pitches: Townsend, 1; Chesbro, 1. Time: 1:5. Umpire: Con- nolly. Detroit Wom by Team Hitting. DETROIT, Sept. 2.—The locals won to- day's game'by team hitting in *the fourth inning, when a double and \nhree singles scored enough rups to win. ~Donovan pitched great ball, strikihg out ten, but giving seven bases. In two innings he struc the Attendance, 2,867. Score: DETROIT. ot... out side. CLEVELAND. H.0.A B = o ey AE o{Flek, rf.. ol Bay, " I 0/ Bridley, 0| pemis, o Hickmian, 0 Thoney, 0/ Abbott, o/Gochn’ 0 Donahue, Darrett, Lush, It Crawford. Carr, 1B, McAl'ster, Yeager, ib Long, '2b Buelow, ¢ Donovan, sowud i 1 b - le wlswcosssscs Tetal Detroit Cleveland Two-base hits Three-base hits; C: hit: Abbott. 8tol Long. First base : First base on bails: Off Donovan, 6 Hit by pitched ball: By Donovan, 1, Left on bases: Detroit, 4; Cleveland, 7. Btruck out: By Donovan,'1; by Donahue, 1.. Time of game: 1:8. Umpire: O'Laughll Chicago Defeats St. Louin, CHICAGO, Sept. 2.~The two scores which enabled the locals to defeat St Louls today were the result of home rune made b Green and Tannehill. Four hita were all that the visitors could gaiher off Patter- son's delivery. Attendance, 0. Score: CHICAGO. o.AR| O{purkett, 1t.. fpriel, .. gHi, w.. I L Bradloy. . Sacrifice MeAlliste Detrolt, Holmes, isbell, I 1b. al conmorrus FIE | ESTSTOPR Chicago, 6 8t 6. “Two-base hita: isbell, Burkett. runs: Green, Tannebill. Stolen bases kett, Hemphill, Struck cut: By Patterson, 2; by Powell, 2. Basés on balls: JOff Pat terson, 8. Time: 1:30. - Umpige: Sheridan. Standing of the Teams, Played. Won. Lost P.Cs .13 3 685 867 536 514 509 460 . 460 3 (318 8t. Louls Chicago, Cleveland etrolt, New York at Wash: ington, Philadeiphia’ at Boston. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION GAMES St. Paul is Defeated by Loulsville in Last Game of the Season, Boston Cleveland at LOUISVILLE, Ky., Sept. 2-—Loulsville defeated St. Paul in the last game of the series, Egan held Bt. Paul safe after the first inning, while the locals batted Bailey hard. Attendance 300. Score LOUISVILLE. BT. PAUL. > = Kerwin, Hart, if..... Brashear, 3b Odwell, of... Walker, 3b ... it sibiepermern R 4 4 BB AR o oo wmemies O] onmamaruns 0 'R 30000000 ‘Three-base hits: uinlan, Odwell Home run: Geler. Bases on balls: crifice hit: 3 Oft Egan 1, o Bailey 1 Struck out: B Fgan B by Batley 3 Hit by pitehed ball: ite. ' Left on bases: Louisville 7, St. Paul 6 Time 1:85. Umplre Forem: ©e bus Wins Over Milw: COLUMBUS, O., Sept. 2.—Columbus d teated Milwaukee today In a game replete with fast flelding, six double plays being made, Attendance 120 Score: eowhllu Ardy ¥ Turner,’ 8b. Raymer, 3 t. Paul o Two-bage hi or0 > Swg 5l emonacnue: d 0| Dunleavy, anon, of o{chafiey, 2. lingman, Mellor, 1b. Bl imot, p. Berger, » Totals Columbus ', Milwaukee Stolen bases 2l conBmwmmm 2loRocure Elmenceanco? ~lococorcece’ 0 L 00101 *4 . 10000 0-2 Raymer, Bannon, Clin man, Ganley (3), Schafley. Bacrifice hits: Turner, Raymer, Berger, Ganley, Mere- dith (2), Hemphill. Two-base hits: Turner, BPCG Three-base_hits: Raymer. Double play: Turner to Mellor to Turner; Cling- man to Ra: to Mellor, Clingman to Mellor, Schafley to Mellor, unleavy to Elliott, Mellor unassisted.’ Bases on balls: Oft Wilmot 2, off Berger £ Time 2:18. Umplre, Cunningham. Take One from Millers. 1MDIANAPOLIS, 2.—A listless and featureless game was played today with Minneapolis, the only scores made being in the second nar; Kilonaance, 8o, Score: 8. MINNEAPOLIS. H HO.AR "o 2l convuasocn Zlranon—-cns oleocécocans Totals . Indianapolis Minneapolis Bases on balls: Off Ford, b WIS Shvoe Tt by pRoner: { i Sdhverse. 5 Humaets. “hacrice hitsy. Fox. Ford Lally ible play Hevden to 8 1 sett, Kihm, pire: oll. Toledo and Kansas City Divide. TOLEDO, Bept. 2.—Toledo and Kansas City broke even today. Attendance, T Sodre, first game: TOLEDO. Smith, 1. Owens, W ‘Bilde, 35, rard, . Telnow, e. Bohaub, ' 3b. o] nobammmms oft Converse, Tim ] ». () ° wescmmncal meerSebueh » H T L » lcuonnme. lamurmnsom- 1 1 ] 1 ! 13 H 4 Hedding Helaliag, Totale x Leewe o 7 e 0 3 Totals ut, infleld fly. forced out on strikes. 3012000 : 1400100 Two-base hits: Kletnow, Relsling, , Butler, Knoil Homle runs: toll. Btolen base: Kleinow. Struck out: y Reisiing, 9; by Alloway, 2 Bases on balls: Off Reisling. 3; off Alloway, 6. Bouble plays: Childs to Turner, Owens to Childs, ids to Turner. Passed ball: But. ler. Time 2:00 Umpire Mullane. Score, second game: KANSAS CITY. BHOAR USmith, .. Vowens, s 1Childs, . © Bernard, . [ ° 1-17 (=] Gear ance, ] o] osbriionenly HOL ot 00203113 ot 10030018 o-base hits: Smith, Schaub, Frants, Nance. Three-base hits: Knoll. H o Home runs: Hadding, Struck out: By Cristall, 2 Bases on balls: Off Cristail 4. Double play:. Owens to ‘Turner on bases: Toledo, §; Kansas City, 3. Hit by pitched ball inow. Pagsed ball Kleinow. Wild pitch: Cristall. Time: 1.4 Umpire: Mullane Standing of the Teams. Played. Won. Lost. P.C. o 8 7 © Smitn, Leewe. by Durham, 4 3; oft Durham, Left St. Paul Louisvilie Milwaukee Indianapolls Kansas Uity Columbus ... Minneapolls .. Toledo L 119 o . Games today: Kansas City at Columbi Milwaukee at Toledo, 8t. Paul at Indiana) olis, Minneapolis at Loulsville GAMES IN WESTERN LEAGUE St. Joseph Defeats Kamsas City by Timely Hitting and Field Work. ST. JOSEPH, Sept. 2.—-Heavy and timely hitting by St.’ Joe, coupled with superior field work, won a one-sided game from Kansas Cify today. Attendance, 800, 8core: RH.E. 8t Joe.....3 1108180 *i§151 Kansas City...0 0 000100 0-1658 Batterics: St Joseph, Chinn and McCon- nell; Kansas City, Cable Webster and Cor- bin. Standing of the ¥ Played. Won. ms. Lost. 40 “ 5 84 [ 61 63 67 Milwaukee ..... Colorado_Spring: Kansas City . 8t. Joseph . Denver Peoria ... Des Molnes . Omaha ... Games today Peoria at Milwaukee. 52 9 4 42 as City at St. Joseph, Schuyler Picks the Eagles. FREMONT, Neb, Sept. 2'(Bp¢clll,‘l— The ¥iemont base ball *ning dld up the Bagles yesterday afternoon. The birds had the game well in hand up to the fourth. Schuyler hadn't scored and there were four big tallies on their side when Daum cpread his wings a iittle too far. Cameron, the first man up, smashed out a home run and thres men got to first on wild ones and five made safe hits. This brought in six runs. Judge Cook then went to the box and pitched his old time game, hold- ing the Schuylerites down to one scratch hit. His pitching was the feature of the remaining four innings. Score: RIE Schuyler e 0060300955 Bagles .1 0300000-4383 Batterles: Schuyler, Pruyn and Curley; Eagles, Daum, Cook, G. Ronin and Wolta. Btruck out: By Daum, 3; by Cook, 2; by Pruyn, 7. Craig the More Fortunate. CRAIG, Neb., Sept. 2.—(Special Telegram.) ~Cralg won a hotly contested game of ball from Bancroft here today. Hits were even, but Cralg was more fortunate in bunching hits, and Bancroft's errors helped Graig's score. Score:: RHB, 8206832 3003865 , Passinger. looney, 2; by ard, Rooney and nd Harvey. Umpire: Struck out: By Gossard, Tarrant, 7. Batteries: Gos Hefferman; Tarrant Whitaker. Creston Drops Another. CRESTON, Ia., Sept. 2.—(Special Tele- gram.)~Creston i3 fghting gamely, but ap- parently against odds In the five games for a $1,00 purse, losing the second base ball ame today by a score of 8 to 6 in a thir- een inning contest by superior work at the bat by Osceols. A smal “crowd wag pres- ent. Batteries: Welch and Corbetf, Hob- son and Sash. Three-I League, At Rock Island—Rock Island, §; Cedar Rapids, 7. EVENTS ON RUNNING TRACKS Homney Boy Fell and Had to Be Kille Race at Kenil- wert BUFFALO, Sept. 2—In the fourth race at Kenilworth Honey Boy fell right after the Btart and broke a shoulder, belng destroyed later. Jockey White was badly shaken up, but not seriously injured. Results: First race, six furiongs: :Mrs. Frank Fos- ter won, Sanctissima second, Handmore third. Time: 1:28 Second race, one mile and seventy yards, selling: Jerry won, All Souls second, Plum Tart third. Time:' 1:69%. Third race, five and one-half furlongs, selling: Melitta won Tlo Manola second, Tha World third. Time: 1:17%. Fourth race, five furlongs, selling: tension won, Mike Clancey second, Palm Reader third. Time: 1:08%. Honey Boy ell. Fifth race, five furlongs: Blueish won, Dlaphonous second, Royalton third. Time: Sixth race, one mile, selling: Turnpike won, Anklet second, Cardweliton third. Time: 1:66%. NEW YORK, Sept. 2.—August Belmont's Beldame, with Bulman in the saddle, won the rich Great Fiily stakes, $16,000, at Sheepshead Bay today. Results: First race, seven turlonlgs, Futurit; course: Rickey won, Mollie Peyton second, Balkal third. Time: 1:124 Becond race one _mile and three-six- teenths, handicap: Sunrise won, Hunter 2R)\Ina second, Lord Badge third. Time: Thira race, the Great Willy stakes, stx furlongs: Beldame won, Ocean Tide sec- ond, Mineola third, Time: 1 Fourth race, the Ocean ha mile: Hoermis w Douro third. Tim 204 Fifth race, handicap, six furlongs: Tur- quolse Blue won, Monster second, Piroutte third. Time: 1:144. Sixth_race, one mil&" and a quarter, on turf: Embarrassment won, Black Hussar second, Past third. Time: '2: CHICAGO, Bept. 2.—Duchess Hanna was made the medium of a_ successful coup in in which her owners won Pre- cap, one Molly Brant second, x furlongs: Duchess Hanna ‘harlot second, Fair Lady Anna Major Pel Gem third. ve furlongs: Salto second, fiy Stephens won, The Don Joeelyn third. ' Time: '1:4¢% Yourth race, six furlongs: Delagoa won, Schwalbe secoud, Golden Rule third. " Time! Fifth race: Allista won, King Ellsworth second, Glisten third, Time: 1:1 Sixth race, mile and an elgh By Ways won, Fading Light sgeond, Fran! Me third, ' Time: 1:58 ST. LOUIS, Sept. 2 ults at Delfar: First race. six furlongs: Blue Grass Girl won, Mi Mistie second, Aylemer Bruce third. Time: 1:16. Second race. seven furlongs: Revenge Dare won. Sting second, Una Price third. Time: 1:30. Third rdce, five and a half furlongs: Magnolin won. Follles Rergeres second, Je- hane third. Time: 1:08%. Fourth race, six furlongs, handicap: Hi- Jee won, Theory second, Crofx D'Or third. Time: 118 Fifth race, mile: Joe Lesser won, Del- vito second,’ Josle F. third, Time: '1:(2 Bixth race, mile and an eighth: Never- such won, Tony Lepping second, Exapo third. Time: %. ’ . DR second, Lady Creston Races Draw Well, ORESTON, Ta., Sept. 2—(Special Tele- gram.)—The Creston district fair has been A decided success so far. The weather is fine. Attendance, 3,000 Summary: Speclal trot: Vixen Ve King Tolus . Three Corners $ Dr. Jeckvll was fourth Time: 2:204, 2:39%. 2:33, 2:31. 2:98. One-half-mile dash: Queen Victoria won, Ruben G. second, Minlster third, Berney M. fourth. Time:' 0:51. One-mile_Adash run: Numa won. Major King second, Archie Mack third. Time: 1:47. 3:i8 trot: Red Greenlander H Little Raven “ 1 Enslen rrs’ 3 Tim 194, 375, B0 2000 9:304 The track record was broken in this race. 2:50 tro Milton Mack Tady on Time Fdward H Grand Barone: Time: 2:21 2:35 pace: Sunny 8love .. Tady Stroth |10 Glenn Wilkes ... Creston Alve s B Time: 2411l ) PRpeN | 2R, S, 3 Three-guarterserile dash row: Tda Me. Wenry won. K. C. second. Numa third, Ruben Q. fourth. Time: Waorld' West Why endure torture from piles il you contract a fatal disease when Buekien's Arnica ‘Salve cures, or no pay? &de. ¥or | sale by Kubn & Co ‘ FOURTH ATTEMPT FAILS Shamrook and Reliance Do Not Oross Line or Onst Off Tugn TH‘EV HOPE FOR BETTER LUCK TODAY w P e the Yach rt the Win May G Are Returning to Changes Speed Race, and ve for NEW YORK, Sept. 2.—The fourth. at- tempt to sail what was expected to be the concluding race between Reliance and Bhamrock 111 failed miserably today. The yachts werc not even sent across the line. Both boats were towed out to Bandy Hook lightship in & dense fog and flat calm at 10:% a. m. and then walted two hours in the hope of a wind from some direction to blow away the fog and give them speed enough to cover thirty miles within five and a hai¢ hours. The dwindling fleet was reduced to just twenty-three craft. Be- sides the New York Yacht club's tugs, the revenue cutters and the newspaper fleet, there was only one excursion steamer and a fow yachts. The two racing yachts held to their tow and circled about the fleet during the walt, The calin was varied only by a wind never exceeding three knots. At 12:30 o'clock the attempt was abandoned and announcement made that another would be made tomor- row. Soon after the start homeward the wind for the first me since the middle of last week shifted from easterly to south and began to breeze up and the indication was that the long easterly fog “mull’ was breaking and that tomorrow might give the yachts the long deferred opportunity of going through the ‘formality of saling the third and probably conclusive race. EVENTS ON TROTTING TRACKS Star Hal Wins the Ten Thousand Dol- dars Stake for Pacers at Nar- ragansett Park, PROVIDEN R L, Sept. 2.—Fift thousand persons, attracted by tho prinel Pal contest of the grana circuit meeung nere, the 310,000 stake fur 211 CiASs pacers, gathered today at Narraganseit paik and saw Slar Hai, a brown horse owned by W. L. Snow of Horneilsville, capture Tace and the purse in three straight heat: Summaries: . 22 trot, best three in five; Caspian, b. g. (Shank)...... Texas, & m. (Renwick).. Judge Greene, b, g. (Curry).. Miss Jeannette, blk. m. (Ecker). \_vulnacol. b. R, (LU0X)... Estuary, 'c. h. (Hanson, Time: 2:14, 2:22%, 2:11%. 2:11 class pace, Fark Brew stake, $10, Btar Hal, or. h. (Snow).... Miss Willamonet, b. m. (Miiler). King Direct, bik.'h. (Geers).... Armorel, g.'m. (A P, McDonaid). Peeler Fatron, b, g. (Kervick) Elastic_Pointer, b. h. (Hussey Dick Wilson, br. h. (Wiison). ime: 2:07%, 2:08%, 2:08 class trot, purse $1,500: Hawthorne, ro. m. (Hudson). Dr. Strong, b. g (Gaghahan) Wainut Hale, br. h. (Benyon). Mary D., ch. m. (L. McDonald).. The Roman, b. g (Doble).... Wilque, b, & (A. P. McDonaid). Palm Leaf, b. g (McCarthy MecKinley, b. g. (Boone). Jim Ferry, g. g (Franks). Frances B!, ch. m. (8now) Time: 2:091, ' 2:08%, 2:13 class pace, purse §1,000: Johnny Wiseman, b. g. (S. Wilkes Cox) Thereon Bowers, b.' g (Nickois). 1.\, Lad, 5lk. g (Bra (Berry) purse §2,000; i 2 3 5 4 6 0, s PP e Snramoncm wZncananem Knox's Gelatine ghle) agwa, b. g Rockport, b. Klowa, b. . Alvin R., b. Midway, b, Margaret W, Fran| Guy R et = amomsea e & (Rennick). r. m. (Brskine)..):. 7104 Wilson, b. g. (L. McDonaid).10 6 ar , b g (Haws). $ dis Minnie Bright, ch. m.. (Blanehard):.dis Time: 210 %08, il to’rn;:i)r“ purse 32,000 (unfinished from yes- ad, blk. g. (Carpent Cole Direct, Bl b, (Goers). Kamares, b. g (McDonald) Guy Fortune, ‘¢h, h. (Hudson) Margaret Bathgate, b, g. (Titer). Prince_ Caton, br b, (BCKers). Free Siiver. 'b. 'h. (Demarest). Hattle Mack, b. m. (Garenett)..6 8 ds Nickelette, b. m. (Fisher) dr 1 8:2%, 2:03 209y, 2.5, Tim 2:i2t 2ai CLEVELAND, 0., Sent. 2.~The Cleveland champlonship pacing cup, the feature event of the Inter-City matinee today, was won ?1? Babe Allerton, owned and driven by C. . Billings of the Cleveland club, who also won the Trotting Cup Tuesday with The Monk. The finishes in both heats were on the sensational order. An attempt wus made by Mr, Billings to drive The Monk and Equity to pole to beat the team record of 2:12. 'The palr driven by Charles Tan- ner, trotted the first half in 1:05 and the three t'unrlerl In 1:36%. Then when victory was close at hand The Monk broke and the pair finished in 2:123, one-quarter of a second behind the record. An hour later they made . another attempt, equalling the time of the first heat. HBetween the trials Mr. +Billings purchased Bauity of A. E. Perren of Syracuse. The summaries: 2:15 trot— Carrie Bell, b. m. (H. Cleveland) ... 1 Minuet, ch. m. (I, 0. H.” Dennis, Pittsburg) . ! Mare C., b. g. (Goode: Darwi B B aker, b, h. (F. G. Jones, Mem- phis) 5o Persia, br., m. (H. C. land) " o 16% Y. Time 2:15% 2:11 trot— Frankie, b. g. (P. G, Jones, Memphis).1 Rainforth, blk. g (C. R. Mayers, Col- umbus) '......... 3 Joseph Dixon, b. 'm. (R.'H. Bogss, Pittsburg) . . feeiianans Waubaun, g & (D. R. Hanna, Cleve- land) .. i pithe Imogene, ‘¢h, 'm. (C. K. G. Billings, Cleveland) ' . s 5 Time B:M; 2iid i Champlonship Facini Cup race Babe Allerton, b. m. (C. K. G. Bill- ings,” Cleveland) ... Duteh Mowrey, b, Cleveland) b & Baron Grattan, Memphis) .. Rty et did 190 Bud Stout, b, g. (A, E. Perren, Syra- cuse) . tisee o Time 3:13%; '3 2:19 trot, first div Billy Foster Bioy, b. g. (David West- water, Columbus) Dartmore, ch. & (W. Cleveland) . Miss Dean, b.'m. Pittsburg) Aerolite, b. land) ... Time 2:14; 2:19 trot, second division— Shuttle, b m. (Geo. Ryan, Syracuse). Douglas V., b. & (A. F. Emminger, Columbus AN ol RO Sir Gearge, b. g. (C. H. Alvord, Syra- ouse) . Ingomar, ch. g. (C. land) ...... S 3 Dan K, ch. g (K. Carhon, Pittsburg). Time 2:1i%; 2:18. 2:15 pace— Natalie N, b. m. (E. H. Nelson, Cleve- land) ......... 3 Home Circle, b. & (C. K. G. Billings, Cleveland) ' . Charlie 8, ch. & MY 650 irs bares Cough Honey, b, Cleveland) Barney, b. Frank ‘M, br Cleveland) Time 3:16%; Good Crowd at Seward Races. BEWARD, Neb., Sept. {(Special Tele- gram.)—About 1,500 ple attended the fair and races today, and In the 2:35 pace the racing was good. Summary: B et appy Becre EnBOF oo, 5 Dalsy L... s Time: 2:37%, 2:29, §:20. 2:35 pace: 8ly Coon. . Bell Hannon............ All Aboard........ 0.l 000 Time: 2:23%, 2:35, 31:M% Half mile running race: Over Agatn won, Druggist second, Charley Mitchell third, Kate Deane fourth, Intrinsic IL. ffth, O o rer oriciotemiai ot Bcicots it T e Tooareas T omes o Cieveland).... (John Sherwin, Cleve- Bradiey, Cleve- H. " Morehouse, (.8 Chapman, m. (B M. Hanna, Cleve- R. Moody, Cleve- (C."A. Barbo, Cleve- (3. M. Gehrung, (G Ryan, Byracuse).... & (H. M. Trinkne; TR T A Schuyler Wi LEIGH, Neb., Sept. .—(Special.)—A ten- nis tournament was held between l.c‘lnh and Schuyl Laleh of the three st Teanis. 1 H H H 8l dis o ormrmeste Match that Burns A full Half Minute Sticks are longer. Sticks are stronger. Every one lights. They save time, temper and money. 'Valuable coupon Your Grocer. g ‘Toledo Urbana Marion Columbus . Springfield Dayton .. Cincinnati Sandusky .. Lima .. Bellefontaine supueessi BRISPINTLE This is only a partial list of points to which rate will «pply. in every box. DIAMOND MATCH co. CHEAP EXCURSIONS T10: OHIO AND INDIANA POINTS SEPTEMBER 1, 8, 15 AND OCTOBER 6. RETURN LIMIT, 30 DAYS. UND TRIP RATES FROM OMAHA— ’ mond BB end Fort Wayne . Msrion LaFayette Irdianapolis swoast INDIANA. INDIANA (Continued). nsport 1 0. SEBINRSE 25 Vincennes. .... 1) vansville KENTUCKY. Ricamond Terre Haute et F3S L 80 10 00 i 50 Loulsville 00 Kull information at Iilinois Central Ticket Office, {402 Farnam 8t, Omaha, or write H. BRILL, Dis. Pass. Agt., Omaha. following score tells the story: In the doubles Chauncy and Wells Abbott of Schuyler defeated Harrison and Stockdale, Leigh, 6-2, 6-0, 6-2. In the singles Wells Abbott, Schuy defeated Dr. Dewey, Leigh, ' 6-0, '8, “620; ‘and_ Chauncy Abbott, Echuyler, defeated Stockdale, Leigh, 6-0, 61, 6-0. A return match will'be played in Schuyler ‘next week. Golfers at Glen Cove. GLEN COVE, L. I, Sept. 2.—Golfers were treated to' a series of Aurgrl!ea today In the national amateur golf cl nmplonnhlfi on the links of the Nassau Country club, Most notable were the dropping out of the tour. nament in_the first match play round of Louis N. James, the present title holder, and Findlay 8. Douglas, a former national champlon. Results: Champlonship, second round—George J. Cooke, Philadelphia Country club, beat BE. ‘W. Judd, Oil City, 2 up and 1 to Ehy. Harold Weber, 1verness, beat Charies W. Cory, Wollasto, 2 up and 1 to play. Pércy H. Jennings, Garden City, beat J. and 2 to play. ty, beat Nicholas , 4 up and 3 to Midland, beat C. B. D. Travers, Nassau, 4 u Paul Murphy, Garden Willlamson, New Brunswis lay. :;C o S ghind, 6 up and 4 to DIay, nes, and, and ) ;_va ;s gh’zlnhzrzl, B:‘lludn?l“ bulx:"r. D, Hooper, Nassau, 2 up and 4 to 3 ERe 51 Bent: Morris county. beat 3. ©. Davidson, Columbla Golt, ¢ up and 3 to P& isholm Beach. Polnt Judith, beat Danlel Chauncey, Dyker Meadow, 1 up. A. W. Tillinghast, Philadelphia cket, beat Harold Wilcox, Montelalr, 2 up and i to_play. Walter J. Travis, Garden City, beat Josiah Macy, Morris county, 6 up and 4 to lay. N L Hicks, Nussau Dest uéhw. Berg- er, St. Daniels, 4 up and 3 to M Archibald Graham, North Jersey, bead W. | € "Hatnes, Highland, 7 up and § to play. George T. Brokaw, Deal, beat Jasper Lynch, Lakewood, 4 up &nd 2 to play. ‘Walter Egan, ‘!)xmoor. beat R. D. Bokum, r., Glenview, 1 up. : 1. C. Fownes, Highland, beat J. W. Wat- son, St. Daniels, 3 up and 1 to play. Frank C. Talmadge, Hillside, beat H. R. Townsend, Nassau, 2 up and 1 to play. Arthur Havemyer, Seabright, beat H. F. Whitney, Nassau, 1 up (20 holes). Howard Grifin, Bast Orange, beat John Moller, jr., Lakewood, 2 up and ] to play P. H. B. Freylinghuysen, Morris county, beat R. D, Lapham, Apawamis, 4 up and 3 to play. Walter R 'rucknraml.n.lmockbrmn. beat Parker Wright, Buffalo, 1 up. E. M. Byers, Allegheny, beat J. R. C. Tappen Nassau, 6 up and 6 to play. T, T. Kellogg, Foxhills, beat R. F. Mundy, Riverside, b up and 8 to play. Charles’ Sceley, Weeburn, beat A. F. Schwartz, Audubon. 4 up and 3 to play. Howard Perrin. Philadelphia Cricket club, beat Dr. D. E. Fredericks, Ol City, 1 up. James A. Stillman, Garden City, beat F. 3. Evans. Bkwanak, 2 up and 1 to play. J. D. Cody, Rock Island, won by default. Herbert L. Riker, Oakland, beat F. J. O. Alsop, New Haven, 2 up and 1 to play. Bruce D. Smith, Onwentsia, beat c. Jennings, Garden City, 4 up and 3 to play George ¥, Willett,” Oakley, beat Walter F. Harban, Columbia Golf club, 7 up and ¢ to play. G Al Ormiston. Highland. beat H. B. cFarland, Huntington Valley, 2 up. Y Andler Exan, Exmoor, beat Mal- ~~1 McBurney, Stockbridge, 5 up and 4 to ! PUYo wiliams, Philadelphia County club, beat W. P. Pickett, Crescent Athletic club, 4 up and 3 to play. With the Bow| On Clark's alleys last night Reed, Marble and Huntington defeated French, Griffiths and Hunter. 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