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Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-08-06

Carnival. 1O3 Alorris). ) TO ?. second;
Frenchford, 100 tNicholson). : TO /. third.
Time, l1Iz. Satanta, Lady Madeline and
Michigan also ran.
Third race-Six furlonGs. Derby Maid. 100
CSandidgel. 8 TO 2. won: His Brother. To-
tCastroJ. ; TO !. second; Ettarre. los CNeaD.
2 10 !. third. Time. l:22. Moss Rose, Jennie
Clark and Hessen also ran.
Fourth race-Five furlOngs: selling. Daisy
Stroud. ~ Morris). Y to 1. won: Swift
Dean. 100 Dunn. 4 to !. second: Republica.
loo (NichOlsOnJ. : 10 I. third. Time. 1904.
SaratOn. Ina. Dave COttle. Rich Promise,
Lucy Dette and Combat also ran.
Fifth race-Five furlongs. Melody, III
CNan Dusen). 3 TO ;, won; One Dime. IL
Hylel, : 10 !. second; Blu Jay. liz leon
ard). 2 to J. third. Time. l.01iz. Al Stokes,
Mabel Oliver and Miss Mettie also ran
Entries for to-day:
First ~race-Five fUrlongs. Blossom, 1O7:
Prismas. 100: Henry l.. 1e9; Wanda r. 100.
Tagliona. 100: Sir Planet. III: Belle OF
Dodge. 100: Carver. 109: Lucy Day. I07.
Second race-Five furiongs. Bob Ross,
los: Ollie B.. 100: Michigan. los: The Ed
itoT. los; g. W. Rowden, los: Feign. 16.
Third race-One mile. Wedding Knight.
s.; L. II. 81: Jack Of Hearts. 81; Rowland
Duett. %; Oldham. IS.
Fourth race-Nine-sixteenths Of a mile.
Judge Pettus. %: Clara ~. III; Burke. Jr.,
IL. Barney Aaron. JT.. 1i9: Thurman. 119.
Fifth race-SiE furlongs. Swiftly, l01; Ha-
eel Hughlett. 50; Minnie Weldon. 1G2; Et-
tarre. lO7: Impetro. 102: J. w. Brooks, 104;
Ferryman H.. 10l; Ashland. l01.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-08-06

Saratoga. ". V. Aug. 5.-The weather
was ine, the track heavy. the attendance
fair. The Weller handicap was a very
easy victory for the favorite. Draw Lad,
who took the lead on the turn and won
hands down by six lengths from Halhing,
who was half a length in front OF Berna-
d!llo. Summaries:
First race-WelteT handicap: six furlongs.
Draw Lad. 116 CTaraD. Z to 10 and out, woE
Halfing. 12i III. Lewis. 1 to and out.
second: Bernadilio. 125 III. Shields). IL 10 !
and 2 to 3. third. Time. 1919.
Second race-Selling: mile and a SIX
tenth. Estaca. los MartinJ. I 10 10 and
out. won: BanquO H.. s6 (Clawson). ? TO ]
and out. second: Ace. % white, > to ] and
even. third. Time. 1:jlis. Shasta Water
Third race-Five furlongs. Queen OF
Beauty. lis (H. Martini, 6 TO ! and 2 TO J.
won; KY l5 lsimmsl; : to I and = TO 2
and 8 to ). third. Time. 15o5iz. Ruby Lips;
la Maroma. Restorer. Bardella, Blissiul
and Barracan also ran.
Fourth race-Aibany stakes: one mile
and a furlong. Poetess. ia CThoTpel. , 70
3 and 4 TO 3. won: Sunny Slope, Il Hewitt
3 to l and even. second. Partridge. ia tWit-
hite). 5 TO l and 2 70 ]. third. Time. 2:0pt
Royal Rose. Lady Mitchell, Set Fast ana
Divide also ran.
Fifth race-Selling: five and a half FUR
longs. Flax Spinner. 102 III. Martini. , 10
/ and . TO /. won: hiaritO. 90 tClawsonl;
10 TO l and 8 10 /. second; Babicea. l2
HEWITT. 2 to / and : TO 10. third. Time,
1:l0I2. Nabob and Crockett also, ran.
Sixth race-Selling: six furlonSs. pa
| mien. 123 CTaraU. 2 to ! and ! to ;. won;
J. A. Gray. 40 6Scherrerl. 3 to 1 and TO >;
second: Lord Zeni. 19 (Simms). 6 To > ana
ont. third. Time. 1:lIiz. Tripping, FlOridss
and Hanlon also ran.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-08-06
OVERHEARD DEFEATS KELLY.
He Is Given the Decision After TWEEN
~ Rounds of FiRhtinE-Frnnk
PurceIIs Victory.

San Francisco. Aug. SACK Everhard of
New Orleans. was given the decision over
Spider Kelly. after twenty rounds of
fighting. Everhard sustained his reputa-
ton as a rusher. From the sound of the
bell for the first round until the CONS rang
at the end Of the twentieth. the Southerner
was after his man. While Jack was the ag-
gTess0r. he had not the Cleverness Of me
local nan. Kelly is a long range fighter,
and while not a hard hitter. is exceedingly
clever in eluding rushe and stopping them
with straight lefts. Everhard was the
stronger OF the two. and in close work
Several times Kelly put in some straight
left blows which Strengthened up Jack. but
the latter came right on after each Clinch
and compelled Kelly TO do some lively
sprinting.
In point OF cleverness. Kelly clearly put
pointed Everhard. but began to tire from
the terrific pace after the twelfth round.
In the thirteenth Everhard caught Kelly
over the right eye with Il left swing which
opeued "A cash in Spiders face. from
which the blood flowed throughout the re-
mainder OF the bout. Kelly braced up in
swings on Jacks jaw. but the sturdy
Southerner kept right after his opponent.
While the decision was not popular with
the majority of the spectators. this may
he partly accounted for by the fact that
Everhard was on the short end in the bet
The middIeweight contest between Frank
Purcell. Of Salt Lake, and Jack Weady. a
blueiacket. was scheduled for fifteen
rounds. The sailor. however. proved easy
game for Purcell. although he put up a
hard fight for nine rounds. In the tenth
round Purcell hoOred him repeatedly with
smashes on the jaw, and the sailor was
finally counted out.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-08-06

Kitchen. Lizzie Logan. Kenston. StanZa,
POtemah, Mamie d. and Clint also ran.
Fourth ~race-Selling: one mile. Lufra, Jos
C~Thompsonl. l to 2. won; Fresco, 80 NV
eretD. 8 to / and 3 10 ]. second; j. p b..
l0S (OvertOnD. Is to ]. third. Time. l:41la.
Three Bars, Eikin. ElanO, Everest, Suydem
RlantOn and DOnatus also ran
Fifth race-Four and a half furlongs- The
Devil. Jos CMilburn). 3 to !. won; Pontus, 100
u. Gardner. ; to 2 and even. second; Ham.
mond, Jos CTendrum). 10 10 1. third. Time
0:55A. Virgie Cook. Highland Princess
Lena Myers. Albert s.. Spaldy Y. George
Copp. HUsie Hopkins. Or. Murphy, Aunt
Maggie and Alice Taylor also ran.
Entries for Friday:
First race-Six furlongs: selling. Rarus
IS: Zertes. %: Kriss Kringle. 103. Arcturus
ChicopeC. I05: Dominis. 100.
Second race-Selling: seven furlongs. Re
dena. 30: Dominion. -: Happy Hours. "a
Mertie Reed. e5: Mamie Doyle. IS: Falaska,
100: What Next. Lawanda. Suydam, cy-
clone. 103: Robinson. Aunt Jane. 105; r. Q
Ban. 10S: Joe Clark. 10.
Third Tace-One mile. Augustine, 30. Cor
Reagan. Eugenia Wickes. 20: imp. Eddie
Burke. 100; Governor Boies. 102; Hardinger,
Letcher. Waban. l6.
Fourth r~ace-Selling: one mile and fifty
yards. The Sculptor. 80; Leaseman. 80; On
dague. i1; Sayon. I07; Booze. 1G9.
Fifth ~race-Selling: five furlOngs. Lady
Flight. Margaret Jane. Vale. Lucy N.
Clara Van. Valdoraine. George c.. Locust
Blossom, Lady of the West. l02.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-08-06
EXPOSITION PARK WINNERS.
Rufus D., Lou Ann. Derby Maid Daisy
stroud and Melody Finish Ahead
of the Money.

The threatening skies had little effect
upon the attendance at Exposition Driving
park Yesterday. and the gallopers Travelled
over a track that was Ike unbaked bricks.
Two favorites landed the money. Derby
Maid in the third race, and Melody in the
fral event of the day. Ettarre was the
booLmakers' ~favorite in the opening bet
,igg IN the third race. but the public pre-
farTed nsrbv Maid, and forced the odds
down mill She became the favorite at 5
to = - NJ
II aiming over a field Of nine starters.
Tbo Sgbf almost from the fall Of the flag
vas bsfxeen Rufus D.. Lady WoOdford and
ca-D,do TFey finished in the order
1sna5 Puf,Is ID. passing the judges stand
wiDDer nv a length. In the second race
TrI Ann won easily. starting third and
nairtainjng that position 10 the stretch.
Where she PASSED to the fore. Carnival vas
5000 I'D FrenchfOrd third. The third
sy-.Dt u.ent 70 Derby Maid. with His Broth
~ second and Ettarre third. Daisy Stroud
caDtnrsG the fourth race, with Swift Dean
5000 and RepubliCa third The hnal race
~ The Jay was won by Melody, Ont Dime
second and Blue Jay third. The sum
maries. NJ
u I0t NeaD. Y to l, won; Lady Woodford.
"a GHarris1 4 20 /. second; Gertrudge. 50
CNorrisI : 10 1. third. Time. lilo. Katie q.
II Susmn Rose. Silver Dor. Queensbridge.
Cbieeer and Miss Speaks also ran.
second race-Five n a haif turlongs.
selling. Lou Ann. l3 INeaD, 2 TO l. won'
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-08-06
AFTER BLUE CUT ROBBERS.
Mysterious Conference Between Spe-
Ella Detective Cain and Marshal
HuIse in Independence.

Special Detective Cain. OF the Alton rail-
road. who had charge Of ferreting out the
train robbers who looted the Alton express
car the night before Christmas. was In In
dependence yesterday. in close consultation
with City Marshal Hulse. Shortly after
wards telegrams were sent flying over the
wires. which gave rise TO the rumor that
Anderson and Chiles. the two train robbers
who have not been arrested, were under
surveillance and that arrests would soon
follow. According TO the story Of Flynn,
kennedy introduced Flynn to two men I'M
der the Alton bridge. east Of town. giving
the names of Anderson and Chiles. two
well known bankers Of Independence. Flynn
claimed that he never knew the right
names Of the men and that Kennedy would
not tell him. Flynn was introduced 20 the
two men as Ryan.
II was claimed by the officers that they
had not sufficient evidence TO arrest certain
suspects around Independence. which at
trial would bring conviction. From b. aCtiy-
itv of the officers in Independence yester-
day. IL is likely that the clues which have
been followed for months are coming to a
head, and that arrests will follow.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-08-06
UMPIRE TIM HURST ARRESTED.
Held at -. Louis for Cincinnati OIL
eers ON a Charge of Assault
With Intent to XIII.

ST. Louis. No. Aug. 5.-Umpire Tim
Hurst, of the National Baseball League,
who is wanted in Cincinnati for assault
ing a man with a beer glass at a recent
game of ball there. was arrested this aft
err con and is now in custody at the -Four
Courts. awaiting the arrival Of an official
TO take him back TO the Ohio metropolis.
Bail was refused.
Tim Hurst reached here shortly after
noon to-day. but his presence in the city
was not known until the ball game was
called at SportSman's park. Detectives
Walsh and Mccarthy. who had been sent
by Chief HsTriEan to arrest Hurst. took
him into custody at the end Of the game.
This officers came up when the first inning
was being played. but deferred the arrest
at Hurst's request until the game had been
Concluded.
An effort was made by Secretary Muck
en!Gss. of the st. Louis Browns. TO secure
HUrst's release on bond. but the police Of
fiCials refused 10 let him go. No officer
has arrived yet from Cincinnati, but Hurst
will be held until one comes.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-08-06
HOLSTERS 70, COWBOYS c.
THE LEADERS WHITEWAsH THE
TAIL-ENDERs WITH EASE.
Big Bill Phillips Pitches a Great Game
for the Coming Pennant winners,
While Blues Take Another Grip
on Their Hold TO Last Place.

indianapolis. Ind. Aug 5.-CSpecial) The
Blues couldn't make any Roadway to-day
against Bill Phillips and were easily shut
out. only TWO of them reaching third. four
OF them second and seven Of them first
base. indianapolis gave Phillips errorless
support. Brownie Foreman was easy for
the leaders. who hammered him freely all
through the game.
y great catch by Gettinger. Of Gray's long
fly in the second, was a feature Of the
game. II looked good for three bases. but
Tommy got IL after a Ions run. Stewart
and Flynn did some more clever fielding
and McFarlands work was fine.
Four singles gave Indianapolis two in the
first. Two hits. FOreman's bad throw ana a
long fly added two more in the second, Nc
Carthy's double. MOtz' single. two bases on
balls. Flynn's single. McNicker's muf OF a
very hard fly and Grays safe drive yielded
only three runs. because Mccarthy was
caught al the plate and Wood was hit by a
batted ball. Had the bases been run more
carefully. Indianapolis would have scored
several more runs during the game. but
they had enough and We're therefore rcck-
less. Flynn's hit. Phillips double.
O'Rourke's tumble and hits by Mcfarland
and Mccarthy added three 10 the l%ndianap-
oils string in the fifth. Woods double and
Stewards single earned another in the
eighth. and Mccarthy got a home run IN
the ninth. Attendance. 1-3D0. Score:
~
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-08-06
ERSONA

T. s. Holmes. Omaha. IS at the Coates.
+. s. Marshall. St. Louis. is at tine Coates.
John +. Carroll. Chicago. is at the Coates
George 3. Berger. Denver. IS at the
Coates.
Robert H.. whitelaw, St. Louis. is at the
Coates.
George F. Mckay, Cleveland. is at the
Coates.
Theodore Gilman. New York. is at the
Coates.
A. NJ. Love. Syracuse. y. Y, is at the
Coates.
J. A. Patterson. Lancaster. Pa, is at the
Coates.
Charles Adams. Columbia City. Ind. Is
at the Coates.
H.. SheeIer. Chicago. IS at the Savoy.
William Collins. Omaha. is at the Savoy.
W. J. Efficiency, Chicago. IS at the Savoy.
G. r. c. Deane. Boston. IS at the Savoy.
c. II. Dunters. Chicago. IS at the Savoy.
G. II. Rudy. Joplin. Mo-. IS at the Savoy.
o. II. siddy. Wagner. o. T., is at the
Savoy
Charles A. Adams, Columbus City. Ind.
is at the Savoy.
Cyrus Leland. Jr.. Of Kansas. is at the
Blossom house.
Ex-Governor George W. Click. OF Kan
sas. was at the Blossom house last night.
William T. JamisOn and family have gone
for a stay OF several weeks IN the Ale
ghenies- returning by way OF Niagara
Falls and the axes.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-08-06
BEST DAY OF THE MEET.
Rain Mt Lawrence Put the Track in
Excellent Shape for the
l.. 4. W. Races.

Lawrence. Kas.. Aug. ESPECIALLY The
third day of the state L. A. W. meet
proved the best. both in attendance and
average time made. The rain last night
and the bright sun to-day put the track
in excellent shape. Lloyd Whitman. of Dali
las. Tex, got mixed up in the final handi-
cap and was taken from the field uncon-
sciOus. He received a serious cut on the
lead and his shoulder was dislocated. II
l. thought he is not dangerously hurt. One
Of the special features of the meet was
the trick riding of George Poweil, OF Fort
Scott. Kas. The winners to-day were:
Two miles. amateur. tandem, handicap
Karsas City. Mo. won: ;. X. Pollard and
H.. 3. Amrine. Council Grove. has., sec
ond; W. W. La Beaume, st. Louis. and ~.
p. Maule. KirkWOod. Mo. third. Time. 4:5O.
Half mile. for boys under 16-Dan 5. An
derson. Lawrence. won: Andrew Dahlene,
Ii renCe. second. Time. 1919.
One mile, professional. 2:l5 class-T. n.
Cummings. Marengo. IA. won; George
MeIerstein. Sioux City. second: Lou Co
burn ST Louis. third. Time. 2:16.
Half mile. amateur. Open-Frank White,
ST. Louis. won. +. p Maule. kirkwood.
second: II. B. Amrine, Council Grove third
Time. l:O6 1-5.
One mile professional; open-E. Z. Ander-
son. R~oodhOuse. won. W. w Oudkirk Den
yer. second; William DeCardy, Chicago,
third. Time. 2:l1 %
Two mile amateur handicap-S. \. Pol
lard. Council Grove. won: Henry Reben-
scheid Kansas City. second. Time. 40.
Five mile professional handicap-F. Fl.
Mccall Omaha. won: W. ". Oudkirk. Den
yer. second; Charles Hofer. st. Paul, third.
Time. 1896.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-08-06
st. Louis winners.

St. Louis. Aug. 5.-Madellne. who cap
tured the fourth event. was the only favor
STA events were taken by second choices
and outsiders. Weather clear and track
First race-selling: six furlongs. Emma
Lee. 81 &C. CombsG I to and 9 to 2 WON
Mary Nance, 81 &C. Murphy, 70 and
/. third. Time. LIB. Virginia NJ, Summer
Rain. SiTrenia, Irene III. Plenty More, An
gUstura. Rags. Lon Martin, Pavan and San
second race-Purse: for maiden 2-year-
o!ds: five furlongs. Dave Waldo; los OFou-
Treeman). i to ! and 5 to ]. second; Peter
Archer, 15 X. jones'. % TO /, third. Time.
! .G2Z. Judicious. Smart Aleck. DR.. Pace,
Prince Bismarck. Judge Napton, Gallant
Top. Silver Night. Kingspun, Sir joseph
Lister. Kings Guard. Goethe and Ciorad
Third race-Selling: one mile. Neutral.
1Gi Garner. I to ! and : TO 5. won; Juanita.
s. Preston. barred. second. DIR. Huger. III
a. Jackson. ? to ! and 4 to ; third; Pow
l:424. Bob Clancy, Big Fellow, Draw Scott
and Irish Chief II. also ran.
Fourth race-Purse: one mile and seventy
yards. Madeline. IO5 &C. Slaughter, even
? to / and 2 to 5. second; Seabrooke. 15
Garner, 4 to /. third. Time l:46. Three
Fifth race-Purse: for maiden 2-year-
ODDS; five furlongs. Found. l05 qFoucon). 90
TO ] and 10 TO I. won: Miss Adele. los &C..
S~laughterD, 6 to / and S to .. second: Flora
G.. iO5 &C.. Combsl, 70 to l. third. Time.
I-O3ih. Belle of st. Louis. Chiquita. Tillie
MAY. Cousin Lizzie. Esther Halves, Cake
Walk. Annie Oldheld and FloTine Rush
Sixth race-seling: for 2-year-oids; five
and a half furlOngs. BarrissO. 10i Garner,
10 to ! and Z 10 |. won: silva. 14 &C. Slaugh-
teri. II to ; and I TO .. second. De Capo.
10i o.. Combs. Q to ?. third. Time. l:J4A
Chiffon. Glenora Lee. Lord Neville. Valid.
Howitzer and School Girl also ran.
Entries for Friday:
First race-Three-fourths of a mile; sell
ing. Aquarella. Lady Britannia Gro
gauette. Yankee Heiress. Reel, %: Briggs.
Hin Billy. %: White. l02. Joe o SOt.
Backing Brush. l0i.
Second raCe-One mile. selling. Miss
Presley. Kruna. Gold Band. Stella e. 81:
Lexington Pirate. %: Helen II. Gardner. lO2:
Frontier. Kinda. Peter Hill. Judge DebouSe,
104; Jack Bradley. Charles p, Jos: out
Away. lJT.
En-. Of j.. ". B.. %: Uncle Pat. Moralist.
Is: Minerva. Cousculls. A~mberglints, High
Noon. 1O2: Powhatta. l04.
Fourth race-Seven furlongs; purse.
Gladys II, -; ora Audrain, -: Charm. lG;
Linda. 104.
Fifth race-Five %furlongs; 2-year-olds;
purse. Mary Leighton. Heidorn. Celia b.
a.: Katie Rutherford. Del Hart. Verify.
FerrOll. Guide Book Judicious. Free Lady.
W~hirmanteIine Xalissa. Bon Marche,
White Leaf. Jos; Sir ROlla. 1GS.
Sixth race-Three-fourths Of a mile: sell
ing. Polly Hatton. %; Silver Set. %: Judge
touffe 81; Truxillo. Nick Carter. Basquil,
100: Siddubis. Amelia FOnso. Marjorie, 1G2
Ferris Hartman, Joe Hart. i0i: Terrier. loi.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-08-06

Strathmeath. winner Of an American
derby; Balgowan. Cash Day, Amanda. Sui
sun and many others. His get have won
nearly $1,000 since he has been in the
stud.
Scranton. Pa. Aug. 5.-EIla T.. the fast
mare from Red Oak. Ia, romped away
with the $50 event to-day in three straight
heats. 1t was the free-fOr-all, and the
winners time was PISA. 2:l5 and 2:2i The
2.25 trot, purse 500. was captured by Me
IA. en-. m, in three straight heats. Time,
2-2ii4. 2:2J24, 2:2iia.
Cincinnati, o.. Aug. kid Mccoy is here
in training for a four round glove fight
Will James FrOney. Of this city. for the
benefit Of the striking miners. The contest
will be in the opera house At Hillsdale park
next Monday night. Both men are in good
condition. FrOney will try TO stand up
against the Kid four rounds.
EmpoTia. Kas., Aug. 5-tSpecial.D in the
gun club shoot to-day. which was open TO
all corners. Sexton. Of Leavenworth. made
the best score. getting four straights and
three seconds out OF seven events. DR..
Hsmme. OF Cottonwood Falls. was a close
second. The state championship shoot will
come off tomorrow.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-08-06
BaaebnH NOtes.

Pickering will likely be signed by Cieye-
land TO cover center field.
There is a Cannon, a Shannon and two
annon in the Eastern League.
Delehanty still leads the league In bat
ting. with an average of AZ. Seven of the
BostOns are above the 800 mark.
Pittsburg offered $500 and two Of fits
beet players for Shortstop Dahlen. but
Chicago gould not even consider il.
Jones tops the Brooklyn batting list with
an average Of 81. La Chance leads the
team in fielding with an average Of 81.
When the St. Louis team gets out of last
place. Won der Abe will present the mem
bers with 4 new suit Of clothes. so he says.
Jimmie Bannon. the prince Of gold bricks
Is playing right field with Springfield in the
Eastern League. Tom Damon plays left
field for Syracuse.
Jimmie korwan. who proved A failure
at Chicago. has been signed by Springfield.
and won his game in a walk. His chief
trouble is wildness.
A story comes from Reading that ex-
Champion Corbett viii purchase the Ath-
letic franchise in the Atlantic League,
transfer the team to Harrisburg and play
first base regularly.
4 Pittsburg paper says; The Bostons are
receiving compliments all over the circuit
for their clean. scientific playing and gem
tlemanly behavior both on and off the field.
The Bostons. by the way. have not protest.
ed an umpire this season.
Let the wise men say what they will
about the pitcher having enough to do to
pitch. but it's the batting pitcher who
counts in the games. Men who can slug
the ball like Orth and Callahan are worth
a harmful of people like Briggs. for in
stance. who can pitch and can't hit a tired
balloon. Its simple arithmetic. Nine men
who can hit are going to have an advsnt-
age over eight hitters and one dead one
every time.-ChicaRo News.
There are no stars on the Baltimore team
in the estimation Of the players. The way
the men call each othet down when a play
Is lost demonstrates effectively why the
Birds win games. Joe Kelley is supposed
TO be captain. but Doyle and McGraw both
went at him the other dsy for not bunting.
and then they all turned on Jennings for
trying to steal second with only one out.
All look alike to the Orioles with a slice
Of the Temple cup money in sight.-wash-
ington Star.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-08-06
Results ut Newport.

Cincinnati. O.. Aug. 5.-The talent had a
good day OF II at Newport to-day, as bet
ting choices won in every event. The track
was fast and betting good. Summaries;
First raCe-SiX furlongs. selling: Pouting'
Donald. I5 (Eyeretl. IS to ; and even. sec
ond: Evaline. 15 tJamesi. - 10 i. third,
Time, lis. Happy Hours. Elgitha- Lulu
NJ, Animosa Elisha. AIvardee. Mettie
True Light. Ponzonina. Connie Lee and
DulCenina also ran.
Second race-Five and a half fUTiOngS.
Frank Thompson. 10 u. Perkins,. Ito >
won, Judge Quisley, 10 everett, 10 I.
and even. second: Ny Maryland. ll5 tSnelD,
s to 3, third. Time. 1:09lz. Bailey, Legerde-
main and Camperdown also ran.
Third race-One mile selling. Satyr' =
(H. Williams). ) to !. won; Faunette. y
Gregory. IS to ) and s TO :. second: Daeo
l04 everett. , TO !. third. Time, l;B- Pete
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-08-06
General sporting Notes.

san Francisco. Aug. William z. Elmer
Rockwell, well known baseball player and
manager, died in this city OF meningitis,
aged =.
Rutland. Vt. Aug. 5.-AbOut 600 people
saw the racing at the Rutland Driving
park TO-DAY. Robert ]. and John r. Gentry
went exhibition miles with ~pacemakers. the
former making a mark of 2:l4 and the lat
ter of am. The latter's time beats the
state record. which was 2:l2.
Lexington. Ky. Aug. Sod Strathmore,
ore OF the most famous stations tHis coun-
try has ever seen. succumbed to the ex-
CessiVe heat at McGrathiana stud. Strath-
more was by Waverly- BTenna, and q
years Of age. He had sired a large
number Of high class horses, among them
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Carrollton. No. Aug. 5.-(SpecialD Bruins
wick was shut out here to-day by the score
Of : to 0. CarrOllton's ENTER fielder. Julian.
and its battery. Watt and Welsh. distin-
gushing themselves BY their continual bril-
liant all round work. This was the finest
game Of ball played here since 1891.
Newton. kas.. Aug. L.-(Special.D The
seen game OF the series between Newton
and Eidorado was played here Yesterday.
The pitching Of Sever for Newton was the
feature of the game. and had Hutchins
been able TO hold him. EldoradO would not
have made a score. Sever struck out TWEEN
~ men. Score: Newton. y; EldOrado. =.
Batteries-Newton. Sever and Hutchins;
Eldorado. Knowles and Hiner.