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Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-01

preach in the morning. Subject in the even
Ing: Tho Righteousness Of Chrlsts King
DOM"
Kountze Memorial Lutheran Church. six
teenth and Harvey Streets, Rev. A. J. Turkle.
Pastor-Service at 1890 a. M, subject,
Mountain Privileges and Valley occupa-
tions;" Prof Kratz will sing The Holy
Caty;' no evening service.
Park Avenue United Presbyterian. Cor
ner Park Avenue and Jackson Street. Rev.
Edgar MacDill, Pastor-Services at 1045 a.
m. and p. m. Morning subject: Joseph
Testing His Brothers, Rev. IL, p. Espey
will preach in the evening,
Swedish Evangelical Mission Church.
Twenty-third aud Davenport Streets--Serv-
ices at 1O:45 a. m. aud 8. p m. Preaching
In the evening will be by Rev. Il. Berg.
lately from Illinois. who Is entering upon
his duty as pastor OF the church.
Second Presbyterian Church. Twenty
fourth and Nicholas Streets, Rev. s. NJ.
Ware, rastor-Services at 1890 a. m. aud
s p. m. Subject in the morning: De-
liverance OF the Righteous" Evening: PUT
ting Religion Into Our Daily Tasks"
Rev, J. IF. Leavltt will speak at Grace
Lutheran church at IL a. m. OF his work OF
the Christian Home society. Rev Luther
Nj. Kuhns has gone to Dixon, ILL.,, where he
will speak before the Rock River assembly
upon Twentieth Century Christianity
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church.
Twenty-frst and Binney Streets, Rev. +, Ii.
Sanderson, ID. D.. Pastor-Services at 1880
a m. The pulpit will be occupied by Rev.
j. l.. Pierson No evening service. Tho
pastor will resume his pulpit Sunday, Au-
gust s.
First United Presbyterian Church,
Twenty-frst and Emmett Streets, Rev. f. b.
Foster Pastor-Services at 1880 a. m. and
8 p. m Morning sermon: CLAY In tho
Hands OF the Potter evening sermon,
Dream Cities" Young Peoples Christian
union at o'clock
Plymouth Congregational Church, Twen-
tieth and Spencer Streets, Rev. Howard
MacAyeal, Pastor-Servce at 1890 a. IN.
This will be the last service during the
summer. Sunday school and md-week meet
ings will be continued regularly under the
supervision OF the deacons
Monmouth Park Methodist Episcopal
Church, Larimore Avenue and Thirty-fourth
Street, Rev. j. u. "A. tisnArty, lhslO.-
Services at IL a. m. and p. m; subject In
the morning, Gods Care for His Church,"
In the evening there will be song service
led by Fletcher w. Young.
Peoples Church, Eighteenth and CALI
fornia Streets, Rev, Charles w. Savidgo.
Pastor-Services at 1890 a m. and p. m.
Subject in the morning: THE Three P's."
Evening: "a King in the Witness Box"
Music by a large class under the leadership
of Prof. John w. Lampman.
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A very small crowd was in attendance at
the benefit bicycle meet of the '9S National
Meet club, which was held at Charles Street
park last evening The club had planned
on using the money derived from last even
ing's meet to make a good showing at Phila-
delphia next week, but instead of making
any money. viii, be compelled to dig up
to pay the expenses Of last evenings races.
The seven events on the program were all
very interesting. Results:
Half mile open, professional: Frederick
son won Meiersten second. Time: 1:O1.
Mile open, amateur c. l.. Benawa won,
August Bergahahu second. Time: 220
Quarter mile exhibition by Virgil Hall.
Time: 030
Half mile amateur: Shrader won, Berga-
hahu second. Time: 1:l3k.
Mile open, professional: v. Hall won,
Meierstein second. Time: 227
Mile exhibitions Charles Hall. Time:
2:16 20.
Match race. two miles, start from oppo-
and prnnlx prnnlN won ;n a.as, EreaericL
sons time, 5;13 is.
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Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-01
Church Finnnces Good.

The Plymouth Congregational church
under the pastorate of Rev. Howard Mac
Ayeal, has been unusually prosperous con-
sidering the depression of the past few years
The enormous debt has been provided for
and the property is in process of thorough
repair. The congregation expects to begin
the fall campaign in the happiest financial
circumstances since the building was erected
The mortgage will be released in early
September, and, with a renovated auditorium,
the outlook is very bright. Two years ago
when the present pastor came there was
serious intention Of disbanding the congrega-
ton.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-01

kOChfotD, Ill, july 3I-Score:
Rockford ............0 2 0 0 O-G
Cedar Rapids ........ 2 2 0-5
Base hits: Rockford, .; Cedar Rapids. 70
Errors: Rockford, 10; Cedar Rapids, o. Bat
teries: Rockford, Anderson and HuT; Cedar
Rapids MeDousal and Fuller.
BURLINGTON. Ia, July 3l.-Eeven in
nings. Score:
Burllrgton 80 o SIC o o o o II
St. Joseph. ..... % 0 O. 0 0-G
Base hits: Burlington 49, ST. Joseph g.
Errors; Burlington, 81; St. Joseph, !. Bat
teries: Burlington Coons and Williams
ST. Joseph, Meredith and Collins.
PEORIA, H., July 3l.-Score:
Peoria ................ o % o.
Dubuque .........,... / o 0 ] l -
Base hits; Peoria .; Dubuque a. Err
rors: Peoria. 3; Dubuque, l. Batteries:
Peoria, Talbot and Quinn; Dubuque, But
Ter and Sullivan.
QUINCY, H., July Si-Score:
Quincy ,...........,....2 o-5
Des Moines ..........O l 3 0 o.
Base hits: Quincy, 10; Des Moines, s. Err
rnrs: Quincy, o; Des Moines. ). Batteries:
quincy, Slagie and Graves; Des Moines,
Cooper and Lohman
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DENVER, Colo, July 3l.-This was q
great day for record breaking, not less than
five new marks being made at the Denver
Wheel club track. S. G.. Meixell rode fol
the twenty-four record, unpaced. He began
at 2:30 p. m. yesterday and finished at 2:3(
this afternoon. covering 1923 miles. The
former record was 295 miles. Meixell was of
the track about two hours during the time
Amos B. Hughes rode two miles, unpaced
in 4:24 2-5, lowering the professional RECORD
of 429.
p. j. Becker and w. A. Himstreet broke
the amateur mile tandem competition recorG
of 2:0i, making the distance in 1:5S 1-5.
G. A. Maxwell established n record oi
0:55 for the half mile professional paced
flying start.
Joe Neil lowered the amateur, unpaced
record for two-thirds of a mile from 1:26 IL
to 1:2l 1-5.
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INDIANS WIN FROM REDS
Take Game from Them by Bunching
Their Hits.
HIT DWYER FREELY AFTER THE THIRD
Playing of Corcornn and McPhce and
Sensational Catches by Hoy and
burke Arc Features of
the Game.

Cleveland. G; Cincinnati. 3. 4
Boston, 4; Washington., 8.
cSsiisimSre cSieaeoi PIttsbnrel Ittni5aqelpsia' :, &
New York, 4; Brooklyn, 3.
Louisville, ll-5; St. Louis, 6-7.
Indianapolis, 6; st. Paul, 3.
Columbus, s.. Kansas city. /.
Milwaukee, 8; Detroit, 4.
Grand Rapids, 2: Minneapolis, /.
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oARsMEN OUT TO GREET TEN EYck.
Among the First Was His Aged Grand
father, Once ~ Champion Himself.

NEW YORK. July 3l.-Edward II. Ten
Eyck, champion amateur oarsman of the
world and the winner of the diamond sculls
at the recent Henley regatta. arrived on
the St Paul today, He was accompanied
by his father, James Ten Eyck. They were
met at the pier by a big delegation Of oars
men and as the young champion stepped
down the gangp.ank ringing cheers went up.
Among those assembled 10 greet him was
his aged grandfather, Captain James T.
Ten Eyck' whom he embraced and kissed
Afterward young Ten Eyck was warmly
welcomed by delegation of citizens from
Worcester, Mass, his old home, p. p Hen
ley, president of the Wauchusetts Boat club,
pinned a badge bearing the clubs co.ors TO
the young Oarsman's coat,
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Y. NJ. C. A. Notes.

There is hearty interest taken in the
mems meetings on Sunday afternoons at 4
o'clock, due largely to the excellent list OF
speakers which has been secured to address
them. Next Sunday DR.. Heiirgs will ad-
dress this meeting, his subject being, "Thc
Triple Man" All who have been in touch
with religious circles will recognize DR.. Hell
lings as the former pastor Of the First
Baptist church. The doctor many friends
and admirers will be delighted to again
listen to him. large attendance is ex-
pected.
Andrew Baird, state secretary of Kansas
called at the rooms yesterday. He will re-
main but very short time and is busy
seeing our city and posting himself on the
association work in South Omaha. Council
Bluffs and here in Omaha. After expressing
his admiration for our Young Mems
Christian association building and the work
done here. he reported the Kansas work in a
good healthy condition.
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two very good races. The first was trot-
ting match between King OF Exeter and
Goes horse OF Burressl Neither horse Is
very speedy. barely making a mile in 800
minutes. There were three beats, the Bur
ress horse winning two, THE second race
most exciting. Six horses entered. but only
four finished these four being so evenly
matched that not more than ten seconds
OF space lay between the first and last
horse. The Blue Valley horse, known as
Daylight, won first money and the Powell
horse of this place won second money. The
towns OF Geneva, Fairmont,a McCooI York,
Friend and several smaller places were well
represented. These races are to be a perma-
about every two weeks to
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-01

BOSTON, Mass. July 3l.-The Longwood
tennis tournament was rounded out with
two fine matches which rd ultcd IA the de-
fsat OF the champion, Il. d. Wrenn. by
while at the same time Mahon5y ara Ma
bet, the two British players. won the east
ern championship IN doubles by defeating
BRILLIANT fvc-set match. THE victory o:
Larned was the suTpHse CT tne tournament.
for. barring an exhibition match. this is the
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First Methodist Church.

First Methodist Episcopal Church., Twen-
tieth and Davenport Streets, Rev. J. Nc
Quoid, DID,, Pastor-Services at 1890 a. m.
and p. m. Subject in the morning
Distinguishing Features of the Gospel OF
Jesus" evening, How to Be Saved: A
Practical Talk to the Young" The fol-
lowing will be the program for the day:
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mid Tnkes the Money.

NDW YORK, July H,-At the Manhat-
tan Beach cycle track this afternoon the
triple contest which was begun a few days
ago at Bay City, Mich, between Bald
Kiser and Cooper, the professional cyclers
was brousht 70 conclusion, Cooper was
other two competitors had each Won q
heat In the struggle Tor the 81 COO purse In
Michigan. These two decided 10 abide by
the result Of the onc-m.le scratch race for
professionals this afternoon and Bald won.
thus securing the l,G00 as well as 500 prize
for today's race.
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S.-J, 10, 5, 4.
DID. 5, 8, 2.
CA, 5.
HI, 8, 6.

Queen of hearts turned, south to lead
Cast and west scores ranged from to 8.
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Arnold's Bromo Celery cures headache
70. 25 and so cents. All druggists.
Rcception to Bisbop Ninde.

A reception to Bishop w. X. Ninde of the
Methodist Episcopal church is announced for
next Thursday evening, August 5, at the
First Methodist church, Twentieth and
Davenport streets. The Epworth leagues of
Omaha, South Omaha and Council Bluffs
will unite in thus honoring their official
head, and a cordial invitation is extended
to all, without regard to age or church
affiliations, to be present. The bishop will
address the meeting and following 1t an
opportunity will be given all to meet the
bishop and enjoy social evening.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-01

The temperature is slightly higher in all por-
tions of the corn and wheat region. Light show
ers in all districts. except tie Kansas City being
heaviest In Minnesota.
7 Indicates inappreclable rainfall Maximum
Tor yesterday. Minimum for ty-four
hours. ending at a. m. seyenty-hfth meridian
time.
Note-Ihe average maximum and minimum
temperatures ana the average rainfall are made
Up al each center from the actuLl rumber OF
reports received. The State OF weather. is
that prevailing at time Of observation.
l.. a. WELSH. Local Forecast ohlciaL
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Cricketcrs VIII saif foF Home Next
snturdnS.ll

LONDON, July 31-The final game of the
Gentlemen of Philadelphia. played with the
Surrey eleven, leaves them with a record
OF two games won, nine lost and four
drawn The team is entirely knocked out
Five Of the members are on the sick list
and all admit that they have worked too
nara and are heartily tired of 1t,
LORD Hawke VIII bring an eleven to the
United States in September
?, Most OF the Philadelphians are going to
idTlS tonlsht toi a few days They vii.
sail for New York on August T.
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first time he has ever defeated wrenn. At
the same time the victory of the English
men means that they meet the western
champions at Newport next month for the
championship OF the United states with n
good show OF winning
The score of the Iarned- Wrenn match was
as follows: 6-2, 9-7 2-6, 4-6, 6-2.
In the Mahoney and Nisbet-Wrenn and
Whitman contest: 81 81 2-6 4-6. Ga
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nrewers SUI winning.

CENTRAL CITY. Neb., July 31.-tSpecial)
The omaha Brewing association easily
defeated the local team today by score Of
II TO 2. The feature of the game was
Rooney's pitching and the all round play of
the Omaha team. The Brewers leave to-
night for Grand Island, where they expect
TO down the strongest team In the state.
hits: Brewers i2 Central City. 3. Two
base hits: Hem, OShannon, Napor Three
base hits Kleffner, Bowman, Kombrink.
Batteries; Brewers, Rooney and OShannon;
Central City, Phil Glade. Baird and Berry
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-01

Telegram. .)-Havelock came down today to
win laures from Parmelee's suggers, but
was easily outplayed, being shut out up
to the fourth inning. In the sixth Louisville
made a triple play which caused the visitors
to protest and quit the game. Havelock re-
fused TO play and the umpire gave Louis
Vile the game. 9 to o.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-01

NEW YORK, July 31.-Robert Fitzsim-
mons, champion pugilist, is about to crafty
the ambition of his life. Soon his racing
colors will be seen on the race tracks by
thoroughbreds from his own stable. AL
ready he has purchased several horses
FitZsimmons says that before next year he
will be In possession of fine racing stable
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-01

The following are a couple OF the more
interesting of the boards played:
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S.-A, 10, Z.
D.-A, 5, 4.
ca, X, Q, J, 4.
ii q

Five of clubs turned, north to lead. AT
three tables east and west made three tricks.
At the fourth table only one trick was
taken by that side. North opened with the
queen of diamonds and followed with the
seven. South should have grasped the stu
alton and after taking round with his ace.
should have returned the four for north to
trum. A slam would have been the result.
As an original lead, there was no excuse
FOR the lead of the queen of diamonds nor
was 1t necessary, as the conventional lead
Of king of spades and correct playing should
nave given north and south twelve tricks
Under no circumstances should east and
west make more than two tricks.
On Wednesday night six tables were filed
number was Mr.. Dawson from Council
Bluffs, the recently, appointed secretary of
the United States legation at Brazil Mr.
Dawson is a good whist player and kent
the best Of them guessing. The scores re-
suited follows:
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Big Century Run.

PHILADELPHIA, July 3l.-Fifty OF the
200 members of the Associated Cycling clubs
of New Jersey, who started from Newark
this morning on their century run, reached
this city at $50 tonight Two women rid
ers, Miss Alice Jacobus and Miss Edith
Sisco of Mont Clair, were among the sur
yiyOrS.
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WEST POINT, Neb., July 3i.-(Special)-
The Wahoo base ball club, which has beaten
some of the best mines in this section, will
play against the West Pointers in this city
next Sunday and Monday. The game prom
ises to be interesting and exciting.
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otdi .......-........'.. ~. ~.
'Total scores for three outs.
FIRST Ell ,Tl4DN.
pHrLADELPHIANs EID THEIR TOUR.

II. Lawrie. II, S. Farrar and Percy b
49, NN' N"' "a'' tgds
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Stnrbuck Wins.
PHIIADEIPH1

PHILADELPHIA, July 31.-The five-mile
match race between J. f. Starbuck and
Charles Church took place this afternoon
at Willow Grove. The former won in the
fast time of 1l:3S .......-
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FRANKLIN, Neb,. July 3l-(Special Tele
gram)-The Bloomington ball nine was here
today. Before the game II was thought it
would be close game as Bloomington had
brought a good team but they went 10
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Whist NOtes.
ther and the num-

Owing to the warm weather and the num-
Der of members absent on their annual
vacation, the Omaha Whist club could only
muster players enough for four tables Satur-
day night, July q. Captain Gordon of the
army was a visitor at the club. The hands
were interesting and the scores for the
east and west sides were very close, as is
shown below:
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HASTINGS. Neb, July 31.-(Special.)-
About fifty people came from Holstein yes
terday to witness the defeat of their pet
team, which was accomplished by the Hast
ines boys making II runs while the Holstein
boys made T. 1t was hot day and a hot
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Positions. Fleischmanns,
Seven In succcssion.

SUPERIOR. Neb July 3l.-(Special.)-
Superior won her seventh consecutive game
today by defeating a ball team from Re
public City, Kan Powers pitched ana two
by innings
SsPonbIIc SsPsGb5GIr ;G,jj;;yy''...~S civ $5Sdi 81!
Batteries; Superior Powers and Felt.
Republic city, Tedrow, Barber and Davies
struck out: BY Powers. 10; by Tedrow, 4:
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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE. SUNDAY. AUGUST 1.e1so7.

get together. The Franklin team put up a
good game throughout making few errors
and some fine plays The score was 80 TO
6 in Franklins favor. Another game is ex-
pected soon by the same clubs.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-01

SAN FRANCISCO, July 31.--Jim Jeffreys
the big boxer from Los Angeles, has been
matched to box twenty rounds with Joe
Choynski. the meeting to take place in this
city in October.
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DENVER, July 3.-W. ]. Doty, western
member of the League of American Wheel
man National Racing board, today annulled
the suspension of the South Side Athletic
track in st. Louis, the management having
promised to discontinue Sunday races.
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WASHINGTON
s'Batted for Stlvetts in the ninth inning.
zone out when winning score was made.


zone out when winning score was made.
Washington .............. 0-6
Boston NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. o -
Earned runs: Washington. 8: Boston, /. Two
base hit: Brown. Three-ba hits: Selbach
Mcclure. Home runs: Nichols. Mcclure
Stolen base: Lowe. Double plays: Demont to
OIrier to Tucker; Wrigley to OIIrien to
Tucker. First base on balls: or McJames. s.;
Off Nichols /. Hit by pitched bail: McJames
!. Struck out: by Nichols, l. by McJames, 9
Passed ball: Bergen Left on bases: Wash
ington G; Boston 10. Sacrifice hit: Allen. Time
of game: one hour and lifty seven minutes
Umpire: Emsle.
BALTIMORE, s: PHILADELPHIA, 2.
BALTIMORE. July 3l-The champions
won from the Phiilies in an all round well
played game. The scientific work of the
home team at the bat and on the bases
was the feature. Attendance, 1850. Score:
A
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FIRST CRICKET ELEVEN BEATEN.
Team chosen to Go to St. Paul De-

fentcd by Stay nt Home Team.
The game yesterday was between seven
teen selected by Rubber Sprague and the
eleven that goes to st. Paul next Tuesday.
Sprague had the advantage in the number
of men in the field and each of his men
tad to be put out three times giving him
practically so wickets against the st. Paul
teams 10. The score:
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FORECAST of roDAy's WEATHER
Generally Fair, with Continued HiEI
Temperatures; Variable Winds.
WASHINCiTON. JuY al-EOrecaSt fo

GeneralIy Fn1r, WIN continued h1Sh
Temperature; Variable Winds.
WASHINGTON, July 3L-Forecast for
Sunday:
For Nebraska-Generally fair; continued
high temperature: variable winds.
For South Dakota-Generally fair; slightly
cooler in extreme western portion; variable
winds
For Iowa-Local showers continued high
tempera ture; variable winds.
For Missouri-Loca! thunderstorms; con-
tinued high temperature; south winds.
For Kansas-Generally fair; continued
high temperature; south winds
For Wyoming-Generaly fair; slightly
cooler; northwest winds.
Local Record.
OFFICE OF THE WEATHER BUREAU.
OMAHA, July 3l.-Omaha record Of rainfall
and temperature compared with correspond
ing day of the past three years:
-, lSs5 1895; 1895; 1884.
Minimum temperature -. n "a 56 6G
Average temperature 80 6s 70
Record of temperature and precipitation
at Omaha for this day and since March /,
1897:
Normal for the day......,................ 7G
Excess for the day Observation-Disclosures. II
Accumulated excess since March H.. %
Normal rainfall for the day.. .13 inch
Deficiency for the day................ 13 inch
Deficiency since March 1..........6. 6.52 inches
Excess for cor. period 1896. .......2I IA inches
Deficiency for cor. period 1885. 5....,S.n inches
l., A. WELSH,
Local Forecast Official.
United States Department OF Agriculture
weather bureau corn and wheat region bull
letn for the twenty-four hours ending at a.
M. seventy-ifth meridian time, July 81, 1897:
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BIrTSRIrRG.

Earned runs! Chicago. 3; Pltsburg. 2. Left
on bases; Chicago, 6; pttsburg. g. Two base
hits: Dahlen Tannehil Duvis. Thrce-basc
hit: Davis Home run: Lange. Stolen bases;
Lange t), Ryan, Connor Donohue, Paddcn.
Double plnys Ryan to Friend to Dahlen to
Anson. Connor To Dahlen to Anson. Mccormick
TO Anson. Dlhen to Connor to Anson, Padder t.
Ely to Davis Struck out: By Friend, !: BY
Killen, ?. Base on balls on Friend off Kill
len /. Time Two hours and ilve minutes
Umpire: Tony Mullane.
LOUISVILLE, IL; ST. LOUIS, g.
ST. LOUIS, July 3l.-The Browns and
Lousyiles split even in their double
header" today. Grimes inferior work cost
d ond game 'ga battng ray n the m 'S nirStS SfS
with two out, gave the locals four runs
and the game. Attendance, 5000 Score of
first game:
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The Fleischmann Yeast company and
Hayden Brothers base bal. clubs will cross
bats at Forty-fourth and Jones streets this
afternoon. lively game is expected. The
teams:
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base hit: McCreery. Home runs: Grady, Cross.
Stolen bases Cross, Houseman (2) Clarke C2D.
First base on balls: on McDermott 1. Hit by
pitched ball: Wagner, johnson. Wilson. Werden.
Clarke ~. Houseman, Murphy. Struck out: BY
Grimes. 8. by McGee q Passed balls: Wilson.
Time OF game: Two hours and thrty-three min
utes Umpirer; Hart and Cunningham.
LOUISVILLE. b. ST LOItIS. z.
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CHICAGO, July 31.-The Colts captured
the final game of the series today by ii
better punching of hits and Pittsburg's un-
lucky hitting into double playS. Davis
played great game at first and batted like
a fend. and Smith made a wonderful catch
close to the center field fence, robbing Ryan
OF an almost sure four-bagger. Count"
Mullane umpired in Sheridan's absence. At
tendance, 500 Score: