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Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-13
SIBERIAN & MCCONNELL DRUG CO." S. W. Cor. 18th and Dodge Streets, Omaha. Neb.

Of the regatta at the quarters Of the Lon
don Rowing club. where he was being en-
asked ssissin him II he could offer an explanation
OF the consistent victories of the English
scullers and crews at Henley, ana II ne
which a powerful leg drive and the use
OF the lower part OF the body are prominent
features, superior to the, American style,
in which the arms and the upper part or
the body are more relied upon:
Mr.. Titus answered.: There is no doubt
deal about rowing. Their stroke certainly
Is more suitable to the English heavy
water than is the American style. but our
methods Just as certainly are best for our
light fast water. I am confident that IL
l can get a crew to go TO America we can
Henley has been the only place where we
have had a chance to see their best men.
1 think 1t is an impossibility, for any crew
having seen the place before and without
a professional trainer.
l eSnsider oHT boat oniIo ,bs
build Of the boat and to rig. the extra:
"S1s to my race with Kelly, the winner
of the diamond sculls. although he Is a
very fast sculler in English water. ! think
I could beat him In smooth water with no
wind. Had l been drawn against Ether
ington-Smith instead of Kelly ! am sure I
sh 10 sSaf hIai ssv se new II sbt tie h ersi and "a o Geass' back
shall win the diamonds. AT any rate i am
determined to win them before I quit. I
have studied the water here Thoroughly
and am going home to practice against q
current, wind and in dead waters.
1.-THE Henley course reminds me OF the
wind blowing down a lane and the water
like lead.
toss often has a great deal to do With the
winning of the race, and II Is not always
the fastest crew or man that wins: But In
every other respect Americans get a per-
fectly square deal here, and think that
those who are OF a different opinion are en-.
tirely mistaken.
AS to the Grand Challenge cup I believe
the .Argonauts were beaten because their
English opponents had the better station
and used narrow oars, which are more
suitable to heavy water, and because the
English boat sat lower In the water than
the Canadian boat did. A better position
would have given the race to the .Argonauts
without doubt, in spite of the other advan-
tages the English crew had. l am doing
National Association of Amateur Oarsmen.
Regarding the Henley regatta generally
world is equal to 1t. II is the grandest
sight 1 have ever seen, both from a rowing
and a social standpoint and also that OF
beauty. l h sail July 10 on the steam
shin Manchester"
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Redskins SCOOP north Platte.

CHEYENNE, wyo., July ~12.-(Special
Telegram.)-The Cheyenne Indians scalped
North Platte here today in 2 game full OF
two difficuit Catches in the feid after ionS
runs, and Lewis of Cheyenne pulled down
a hot liner with one hand and made q
ball except in the eighth. Score by In
nings:
Cheyenne .......3 o O0oOo6 al 8 i
North Platte 20 0 0 o 0 0 o Q 0-S 10 s
Batteries: Cheyenne, Green and Brier-
ley; North Platte, 6haub and Short
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BRUSH IS TO LOSE CONTROL
Negotiations Which Have Long Been
Pending for of Cincin.
natl Team About Concluded.

CINCINNATI, July 12.-The Commercial
Tribune will say tomorrow: There IL the
best authority for stating that negotiations
which have been pending for some time
the Cincinnati team OF the National league
will soon pass from the hands of John T.
Brush OF Indianapolis 10 a local syndicate,
headed by August Herman, the chief lieu
tenant of George B. Cox. 1t IL understood
that the street railway company and other
new syndicate. Ashley Lloyd is next to
Brush as the largest stockholder and the
change will mean his retirement. while
there is ak OF Brush becoming a much
larger holder of stock In the New York
club and possibly the National league.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-13
CLOSING DAY AT TEKAMAH
Races w by 2i1s Trot, When
Lord Titan AXE Three
Straight.

TEKAMAH, Neb., July 12-(special Tele-
gram-)-The third and last day OF the
races here was largely attended and the
was entered in, the 2:3O trot added not a
little to the enthusiasm and crowd.
The 2:30 trot was first up, with four
starters, Jim Underwood. who was dis
tanced in the first heat; Emma g.. Lady
Eswood and Alcarmo, the horses winning
In the manner named. The best time was
In the 2:22 pace Guy Medium, Daisy
Egmont,, II. s. Parson, Clifford and Josie
Patterson battled for supremacy. 1t took
Guy Medium won, Clifford second, Parson
third. But after that heat H. s. Parson
went under the wire in one, two, three
order; Guy Medium took second money
made was 2:2ik.
In the 2:1S trot there were three entries,
This was by far the best Of the day. Lord
Titan won the race in three straight heats.
Following is the summary
First event. 2:30 trot:
La a9yif EsW MS@ o. K. Farley. Tekamah ) ! !
Alcarmo; F. b.. Haight, Omaha 8 .
ley, Council Bluffs. ....,-...,..".. ds .
Time: 2:26s; 2;?5%, 2;27A'
Little Raven, J. Raynor. Parsons,
Lord Titan, j. G. Graves. Guthrie,
Time: s:aiH, 'a:isI. a:aiH..
H.. s. Psrson, FFitzsimmons 6
Pusel, Chippewa Falls, Wis......3 / ]
Guy Medium, F. Strahan, Wayne.
Daisy Esmont. E. III. Lonsenbeei. .
JOSH? rfeon Ps,ttersen, S. B.. Miller,
Time; 2a;2R9A.- s:ssi4, any. s;si.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-13
GOLF HoN0RS FOR MCCLURE
Wins Handicap TOurnament and
Eighteen Balls at Country
Club.

A. A. Mcclure won the Saturday golf
tournament at the Country club. with a net
score of eighty-two strokes, in the keenest
competition. There were two scores of
eighty-three, two of eighty-four and two
Of eighty-hve, which speaks very well for
the Judgment OF the h~andicappers. The
rest ranged on up. The affair was medal
play, handicap tournament, over eighteen
holes. 1t cost two golf balls to enter, and
McClue took so per cent OF these as hts
share, while the second prize. 20 per cent,
was divided between w NJ. Rogers and
w. d. Bancker. A. v. Kinsler played the
strokes. The scores:
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HASTINGS, Neb.. July 12.-(Special.)-
The meeting OF the Nebraska racing cir
cult. to be held in Hastings July %, %, "a
and Is. gives promise of being an excep-
tionally good event. There will be a 2:25
pace with seventeen entries. 245 trot with
ten entries. 2;22 pace with eleven entries,
2:2s trot with ten entries, 2:i7 pace with
$40 trot. s-year-olds, with seven entries,
also q 2:12 pace and a 2:ls trot. The Guild
less Wonder" will give an exhibition OF
pacing daily and a two-mile automobile
race will be run.
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BPRINGFIELD. Neb., July l~2-(speeIal
ehut-out In today's game with the Lee
Gisss.Andreesen team OF Omaha. Hard
went to pieces at critical points. Score:
L-q.-A .,.......g oOGO2o 90 OEsI
Springfield ......l 0 o 0 o 0 o OIL 6 s
Batteries; Observation-Disclosures, Mem and
Clarki Springfield. Clement and Bates.
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Totals 80. 3 III N ; IotAIs -. , L'tf B J
SNone out when winning run scored.
SilN RSSs '........::6 : dSSSS2G
Earned runs: st. Paul, 9; Milwaukee, 2.
Two-base hits: billiard, Runkle. Three
base hiti Cogan. Home run: Lumley.
Sacrifice hit: shannon. Stolen bases:
HugEins to Kelley "a. Bases on balls: on
Chech, /: III Herman, /. Struck out: BY
Herman, d by Chech, J. Wild pitch:
kee, 8. Time; lao. Umpire; Foreman.
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In the Summer Take
Mnll's Grape Tonic.

The heat of the summer tries the strongest
constitution, and to those who are not able to
60 away for a long rest and change Of air,
Mulls Grape Tonic comes as a blessing of
inestimable worth. To the enfeebled and
sickly, it supplies fresh vitality and builds
up the wasted tissues, infuses new life into
the impoverished blood, and strengthens the
entire human organism. Nor is it wise to
wait until you are "all run down" before think
ing to take it; you do not wait until the fire
is nearly out before putting fresh coal on
then why treat your own body that way? If
you are well, MulTs Grape Tonic will keep
you we'll; If you are not well, Mull's Grape
Tonic will make you well.
Our faith in it is SO absolute that those who buy
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-13
TITUS TALKS ABOUT ROWING
Comparisons Between AmerI-
can and British OArsmen
and Waters.

copyrighted. 1902. by Press Publishing Coz
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. England. July
l2.-(New York World CableKram-Special
this year for the diamond eculls, was fOund
by the World correspondent after the close
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Three-I League.

At Observation-Disclosures. 8; Cedar Rapids.
At Decatur-Decatur. 4; Evansville, 2.
At Bloomington-Terre Haute, y; Bloom
At DavenpOrt-paysnport. 6; Rock Island,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-13
In southern Association.

At Chattanooga-Chattanooga. o; New
Orleans. /.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. q; shreve-
port, 2.
At AtlantaI;Atlanta. 4: Little Rock. l.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-13

.shsehan out ON hunt strike.

ssheehan out on n strike. rvs
s'Batted for Lundbloom in the ninth.
H I=PSltssSapoii. ::::.::Y StSSS9icS
Earned runs: indianapolis, 3; Toledo, 2.
TWo-base hits: Coulter, Mathews, Kihm,
Sheehan. Home run: Smith. Passed ball;
Kleinow. Struck out: By Lundbloom, 1;
by Sudhon, 2. Sacrifice hit: Burns. Stolen
bases: Fox QO. Hogriever. Double play:
O'Brien to Sheehan. Time: 1858. Umpire:
Tyndall.
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walters to Play Ball.

The Krug park walters base ball club
will play the nine of the CORTLAND Beach
walters at the latter resort Monday. On
the following Monday a return game will
be played on the Krug park base ball
grounds, which have been rolled and put
In excellent shape.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-13

was the unfinished match against whitman
and Ware, which they captured easily.
Earlier in the day Whitman and Ware de-
pion team, Ward and Davis, in the final
set Of the unfinished match. Larned also
took two sets from Whitman In an exhibit
ton at singles.
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Kearney Takes second from shelton

KEARNEY. Neb., July ~12.-(special Tele-
gram.l-Kearney took another game OF bali
from Shelton again today by a score of Il
fine playing OF Athay of the Kearney team,
Batteries: Kearney, Barber and Burman;
Shelton, Pickard and Fulmer.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-13

RED LIGHTS.

Fist stTuf base CUT IN S Salf SiarS On Z tiSsEyksc, chase Il
Chase, o. Two-base hits: Pagan. Clarke.
Home run: Hoagland. Sacrifice hits:
Sprague, Creighton, Daniels. Hit by pitched
ball: Neville, Reed. Umpire: Biakely.
The second team defeated the Columbias
In a fast game. Nepinsky's work was the
feature Gcnrn.
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Wins from 81. Louis by Com
seeutive Hitting I'm Three
Innings.

. CHICAGO. July 12.-The locals won to-
game by consecutive hitting in the
fourth, nth and sixth innings. Patterson
was hit hard. but kept his hits well scat
put out of the game for disputing the UNI
pire. Attendance, $3.50. pcorei
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Brothers win at TennIs,

NEW YORK. July 1.-THE famous Wrenn
brothers won their way through the lawn
Country club OF Westchester today. They
were not defeated. Their last competition
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Inc committee Is e~ndeaForing 10 arrange
for a game between the members of the
exchange and the lawyers. The base ball
games are only a few Of the many kinds
OF games that will be contested for at the
picnic.
The grounds are in fine shape. The heavy
rains OF the past month have not over
flowed the grounds and there need be no
fear that they Will be damp or unpleasant
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-13

BOSTON.

'Batted for Pittinger in the ninth.
Cincinnati eGSsGm t.:."...SS Q SSS6GSS
Earned runs: Boston, s; Cincinnati, 2.
Two-base hits: Beck, Crawford. Stolen
ley to Corcoran. Steinfeld to Beckiey. First
base on balls: on Thielman, /; of Pittin-
ger, s, Hit by pitched ball: BY Thielman,
3 struck out; by Thielman, 1; by Pittin-
ger, s. Wild pitch: By Thielman. Time:
600. EMPIRES: Brown and Powers.
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owl. win Play Ball.

A swift game of base ball Il romised for
CORTLAND Beach this afternoon when the
Owl Club team of Council Bluffs will meet
the c. N. Dietz team there. Special cars
from the Bluffs. The game will be called
af AM -
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uIInoi. sails for Christiana.

LONDON, July 1.-THE United States
battleship illinois, flagship OF Rear Admiral
crowninshield. and the United States
cruiser, San Francisco, sailed from Graves
end today for Christiana, Norway.
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MILES retains Trophy.

LONDON. July he. H. Miles defeated
Sir Edward Grey in the hnal for the M. c..
this afternoon, Miles thus retains the
trophy, the score being: 81, IS. 81 and 60.
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COLUMBIAN

struck TScReS ou rGni By Fi MSrt dl1Oi 8; BY S0i Mnilsn,' {
First, base on balls: on Martin. /; oni
Mullen, @. Wild pitch: Mullen. Stolen
bases; Neville. Tippery, Nepinsky. Umpire'
Blakely.
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Adams 1, futile 8; hit by pitched ball:
Adams 2; struck out: Adams 2, Turtle 1;
batteries, Adams and Talbot; futile and
Suite. Time, 65 minutes.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-13

brothers won the double championship. and
Beals Wright won the single by default
from W.. A. Larned, last years champion.
The mems handicap was won by Patter.
in the opens, where McMaster beat him.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-13
OWENS on Day.

Meanwhile owen had a tap loose some
where. Four times during the game he
threw the ball clear over Thomas head,
which Is not a trick Of his by any means.
All the hits on him. too, seemed to count
for something. Milwaukee's nrst two runs,
however, are not to be charged to owen,
Stone missed on a long ny from the first
man up and o'Brien got clear round to
third. Then Cockman and Mcvicker went
out in succession. which should have made
the three. With o'Brien only a sack from
home Thornton singled and scored him.
The big first baseman stole second and
then Duffy belted a safe one out to Stone.
who made another error on It. letting II
go through him and allowing Duffy to make.
second, while Thornton crossed the plate.
Owens pulled in and pitched four one,
two, three Innings in a row, hut in the
sixth O'Brien and Cockman led of with
singles, and stuff was of again. Mcvicker
batted the ball to. the inneld and the play
was made to catch o'Brien at third. This
failed, SO there were three on bases.
Thornton few out and Duffy cam in with
q timely double. scoring the FIRST two sack
retainers. In the eighth Gatin's safe
smash scored Duffy, who had made hrst on
felder's choice, Dolan throwing Thornton
out at home.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-13

CLEVELAND. July 12.-Cleveland Sc
cured a lead IN the hrst inning and won
livering the second pitched ball and after
Bay and Bradley had hit safely he retired
OF the game for some time. Attendance.
11,04S. Scorei
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Pitcher., BattIs at PhIIadeIphia.

PHILADELPHIA. July 12.-Dineen and
Waddell were in fine form today and the
battle. Boston had an opportunity to tie
the score In the ninth inning with one out
batsmen struck out. Attendance, lo,S2S.
Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-13
KANSAS CITY.
Totals ... 3 1l's2 Is 81
fusa ont for rnnnlnr out ID line.

'Rothfuss out for running out of line.
Minneapolis -. Q Q Q Q 9 Ia
Kansas City. 0 0 0 0 0 2 o 0 0 0 "a
Earned runs: Minneapolis. 1. Two-base
hits: Phyle, Nance, Wilmot, Smith. Passed
ball: Byers. First base on balls: on Crib
bins, 2; off Gear, 2. Struck out: BY Gear, ];
by Cribbins, 2; by Katoll, 3. Stolen base.
Grady. Sacrifice hits: Grant, Werden,
Smith. Left on bases: Minneapolis, s; Kan
sas City, 10. Double plays; Grant to
pires: F1ggemier and Wolfe.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-13

Springfield Drops One 20 Omaha.

Games today: Milwaukee at Omaha, 81
Joseph at Denver, Kansas City at Colorado
Springs. Peoria at Des Moines.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-13
MILWAUKEE COMES IN FIRST
Duay'I Angels Land Second Game BY a
Wide Margin.
OWEN AND STONE OFF IN THEIR WORK
omsha Unable & Transact Business
with Mr.. MCPHERSON at Times
When Hits would Have
Meant Runs.

II was a peculiar game in which MIL
vaukes defeated Omaha Saturday by a
score Of 5 to 2. The Angels doubled the
errors Of the Rangers, and Mcpherson gave
all the gift bases for the day. Yet the visitors
won, and mere. They never gave Rourke's
men a look In. They took two scores In
the first inning. and the tally was never
tied. The reason why can be found in the
pitchers. Mcpherson was in far better
form than Owen. While he was generous
with bases on balls, he was tight with
hits, and inning after inning the omahas
found him a riddle. In the FIRST two they
could not find him at all. but three singles
In the third brought one score. Then
followed i've innings with only two hits
and no runs. The ninth brough Graham
out with a three-bagger to start things,
but all he could do was score on OWENS
ny to o'Brien. as Carter and Genins went
put, ending the game.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-13
Hittinn wins for Chicago.

CHICAGO. July l2-PhiiadeIphia's lead,
gained by good hitting in the first and fifth,
was tied by the locals I'm the seventh by
equally hard stick work and an error. Two
singles and a double scored the winning run
in the tenth. Attendance, S,to0 Score: =
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-13
GAMES m NATIONAL LEAGUE
o. Louis shuts Ont Brooklyn, a Home
Ran Drive bringing In
Three scores.

ST, LOUIS. July l2-st. Louis shut out
the Brooklyns today, Nichols home run
drive In the fourth scoring the only three
runs made By the locals. Both pitchers
we're In nne form. Attendance, 5000. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-13
WASHINGTON wins Game.

WASHINGTON, July 12.-washington
won today's game mainly through Orth's
magnificent pitching, only four scattered
hits being allowed. triple play by Will
liams, Gilbert and Kelley was the star play
Of the contest. Attendance, 4,501. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-13
LundbIoOm Looses Game.

TOLEDO, July 12.-Lundbloom, the
pitcher recently secured from Cleveland,
was really responsible for the loss Of to-
days game on account Of his wildness.
Sudhoff kept his hits well scattered. At
tendance, 1,200. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-13
BOTH FIELD CLUBS WIN OUT
First Team Beats Red lights and
Second Team Defeats
Columbus.

At the Field club yesterday afternoon
the first team beat the Red Lights easily.
The Red Lights could not hit Clarke's
slow ones. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-13
Totals - n II
Pittsburg

Two-base hits: Burke. Yeager. T~hree-base
hit: J. Wagner. Sacrifice hit: Leach. Stolen
bases: Beaumont. Brodie, G. Wagner. Dou-
to @. Smith to O'Hagan. First base on
balls: on Chesbro, /; of Mathewson, !.
Hit by pitched ball: Burke, O'Hagan CD.
Struck out: BY Chesbro, H. by Mathewson,
2. Passed ball: Yeager. Time; l:S5. UNI
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-13

reached third base. Ciarke's playing was
the other feature. He reached first base
every time he went to bat and scored three
runs. Attendance, $780, Score:
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BALTIMORE.

EALned anS aTEHInssy Tii,, !; ThTae,
base hit: Kelly. Stolen bases: Ryan,
Coughlin. Sacrifice hit: Gilbert. Triple
play: williams to Gilbert to kelly. Bases
by pitched ball: Carey. Struck out: BY
Orth. 2. LEFT on bases: Washington s;
Baltimore. 4. Time: la6. Umplres; Car
ruthers and tombstone.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-13

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, July 12.-The
Canadian tennis championship tournament
was concluded here today. The Wright
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PHILADELPHIA


zone out when winning run was scored.
Chicago v:.....J SS99S39S Ii
Left on bases: Chicago, I; Philadelphia, 6.
Two-base hits: Barry. A.. Williams. Sacrifice
hits: Barry az. Stolen base: Lowe. Double
play: Dooin, Childs; Struck out! BY VIII
on Williams, 8, OFF White, 1. wild pitch:
Williams. Time: $50. Umpire: Cantillon.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-13
Annual CrIcket match.

LONDON, July l2.-In the annual cricket
match between Harrow and Elton, begun at
Lords grounds here yesterday, Elton were
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-13
Dundee Wins Game nj Home.

The Dundee base ball team defeated the
urday 10 to 10. The battery work OF J..
Bartlett and O.. Benson for Dundee was
the feature Of the game. Bartlett struck
P P~nnoS s...i Si6fiSS Sc
Batteries: Dundee. Bartlett, Hence n
@. Benson; Tremonts, Clare, Cox, Faher
and Faher Inc Prumy.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-13

Antler, driven by o. L. Luttermoser of
Omaha. colllded with Guy Cation at Ere
mont and the driver OF the former was
thrown from his sulky, but was not seri-
ousiy injured. N. J. Ronin, secretary of
the Nebraska circuit, was the starter at
Fremont and gave universal satisfaction.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-13
Boston Wins in Ninth.

CINCINNATI, July 12.-After one man
had been retired in the ninth Boston de-
veloped a batting streak, scoring FIVE runs
and winning the game. Thielman pitched
good ball, but received miserable support.
Attendance. $500. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-13
Standing of the Teams.

Games oday Kansas City at Mime
apolis, Indianapolis at Toledo, Louisville at
Columbus, Milwaukee at st. Paul.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-13

Stolen bases: Fox, Tannehill, Clymer,
Cannon. Sacrifice hit: Clymer. Two-base
hits: Mcfarland C), Bonner, Camel. Three
base hit: Knoll. Struck out: By Voorhees,,
2; by Coons. /. First base on. balls: on
voorhees,, 2; off Coons, 1. Passed ball: Fox.
Time: 1:42. Umpire: Francis.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-13

Pawnee City announces a meeting for
August 1872, with a purse Of 500 for
2.l7 PAGERS, $50 each for 2:25 PAGERS and
1924 ~trotters and 500 for 2;40 %trotters.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-13
New Umpire In one Game.

Another new umpire, Mr.. Roe of sedalia,
NO, was In evidence, and he does not
promise we'll. Milwaukee grew frantic at
him several times. but Of course that's
no criterion Of his worth. 1t was when
Duffy had to 60 on the field and explain
to Roe the rules regulating coachers that
some painful embarrassment was felt for
the newcomer. Score:
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Hit by pitched bah: BY Bernhard. l.. Left
on bases: Cleveland, Il Detroit, s. Struck
out: BY Bernhard. g. Wild pitch: Miller.
Time: 1:40. Umpire: Sheridan.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-13

Three-base hits: Collins, Murphy. Earned
run; philadelphia, Saerihce hit; Parent.
Stolen bases. Hartzel, Fgltz. Davis, Double
Waddell. Shrek to NJ. Cross. Left on
bases: philadelphia 3; Boston. s. First
base on balls: on Dineen, !; of Waddell,
5. Struck out: BY Dineen, /; by Waddell,
3. Wild pitch: Waddell. Time; l:55. I'm
nira. Connolly.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-13

COLUMBUS, July 12.-voorhees was a
mark for the Louisville batsmen today,
while Coons kept the hits well scattered.
The fielding of Wheeler was a feature. At
tendance. 1000. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-13
Inning Game from Kansas
CITY.

MINNEAPOLIS. July n.-Minneapolis
won a fast eleven-inning game today from
Kansas City. Minneapolis tied the score
in the eighth and won by a single by Phyle
and Wilmot's double. Attendance, 1856.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-13

hits: ISjOie. Flick. EiberfeId. Double play;
SS sss on Sslls :? on asS Killer 70 81 H on Bernard ara !
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-13
Totals -. II 81 IL

Left on bases: Chicago, 8; st. Louis, I.
T~wo-base hits: Daily, Mccormick Friel.
Double plays: Green to Isbell. DAILY to
Davis to Isbell. First base on balls: on
Patterson, 4; off Donahue, J.. Wild pitch:
lin 1T