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davenport Meeting closes.

DAVENPORT. Ia. Aug; ,1S-The August
meeting OF the Tri-City Mile Track asso-
clation closed today with four good races.
the feature being the 2:l9 pace, IN which
Gates Ajar, the winner, went the first
heat in 2:O9h. Fiv heats were required to
decide the 2:25 trot. which was finally won
by Frugality. making the second race of
the week won by a horse which came here
in the 2:40 class and took a mark of 2:1Sh.
The other races were handily won in
straight heats. Results:
2;Os class, pacing. purse $500: Game Cock
won In three straight heats. Time: 2:O9h,
2;0Sh. 2:09A. Nervolo, Personette. Salem,
Lockhart, George Castle and Frank Bar
rett also started.
2;25 class. %trotting, purse $500; Frugality
won third, fourth and fifth. heats. Time:
PISA 2Jsh 2:lSk CRYSTAL L won first
in 2:1SA. Sen Sen, Claymont. Jackie,
Bachelor Maid and Lady Downing also
started.
$3.50 class. trotting. purse $500; Euxenite
won in three straight heats. Time: 2:1Sk.
2:17h, 2:17%. Gentle Lady, Billy b, Electric
W. lime, High Trust and Billy Smith also
started.
2:ls class, pacing. purse $500; Gates Ajar
won in three straight heats. Time: 2:Os1k,
2:12%. 2:lSh. Carl Wilkes. Capo, Hard Case.
Emma Lou, Aida Hawkins, Irene Denny,
Eaton and Isabel also started. =
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HandI-
Tennis Tournament Closes.

SOUTHAMPTON. Aug. 1s.-Play in the
Long Island Lawn Tennis championship
The last match was that in which Stuart
Waller defeated Guy Phelps Dodge in the
challenge contest for the possession NJ
the championship of eastern Long Island.
Waller took his victory in three straight
suit Of the match today gives the cup into
the permanent possession OF Waller by
virtue Of Its being his third victory in
defense of his holding OF the title and
trophy. Later in the morning an exit
bition double match was played. with the
Doherty brothers on one side OF the net
and DR.. Joshua PIN and Ollie Campbell
as the opposing pair.
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First Team Beats Paper Men and Sec
Ond Loses to Hanscom
Park.

Omaha Field club base ball teams won
and lost Saturday. The first team defeated
the Carpenter Paper company by beating
the very works out of Smith and Owen.
Hoagland and Martin batted like real old
leaguers and the error column of the Field
club shows no black mark. Malone retired
ing Frsnk's hot liner in his one hand by a
backward sideways jump. Martin was in
fine fettle, having perfect control and keep
times.
The second team went under to the
knocked out OF the box in the fourth in
ming. The scores:
First game.
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Onawa shuts out Lemars.

ONAWA. Ia, Aug. 16-(SpeciaI)-Onawa
and the lie Mars league team played the
fastest game here today ever pulled of
In MOnona county. Onawa won by a score
Of / TO 0 in ten Innings. The winning run
was made on three singles. FTiese, the
first man up. singled, Brown advanced
him to third and Hollis brought in the run
with a single over second base. Brown
pitched the greatest game OF his life and
allowed but one hit, striking out eight men.
Both sides played great ball from start to
finish. Score:
R.HE.
onawa 800 oOoOoe1- i5 2
lie Mars. 0 0 0 o 0 0 0 % / /
Batteries: Onawa, Brown and Friese;
l. Mars. Long and Spencer. Umpire: Jake
Prichard. Onawa plays the Suburbans OF
Council Bluffs here tomorrow.
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Last nay of Missouri valley Races

MISSOURI VALLEY. Ia. Aug. 16.-(spe-
cial Telegram.)EThis was the last day OF
the big four days meet and the races were
fast, considering the muddy track. The
weather was threatening and consequently
the attendance was not as large as on the
former days. The horses will be shipped
from here to Danbury, Ia, where a three
days meet will be held on August q, 2S
and p. Summary of tOday's races:
First race, half-mile dash. for maldens,
purse 500: Freckles won, Buckwood sec
ond, The Covenanter third. Time: 0:55.
Second race. ~three-quarters of a mile,
purse 800: Betty B. won, Gladys B. Sec
ond. Tapestry third. Time: 1913.
Third race, hve-eighths Of a mile. purse
SIS: Slim Jim won, Tamberine second,
Little Devil third. Time: i:0S.
Fourth race, seven-eighths OF a mile,
purse $50: Chubb won, Star Gazer second,
Emerald third. Time: 1874.
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FARNSWoRTH RETAINS CUP
Nebraska Tennis Player AXE Tri-
State Championship Third Time,
Holding Trophy Permanently.

SIOUX CITY, Ia, Aug. 16.-(Special
Telegram.)-Earl Farnsworth of Grand ISL
and, Neb., won the championship in the
t~ri-state tennis tournament which closed
here today from George Howell OF Sioux
City by the score Of 6-1, 6-1, so.
ship three times, which makes him the
permanent possessor of the cup. Farms
worth, played a remarkable game. He
too swift for him to return and his smash
ing power was terrific. Howell has been
playing a good game, but seemed to be
"all in"
The final doubles were won by Raymond
of Lincoln and Farnsworth Of Grand ISL
and from Tomlinson and Lynde Of Alden,
Ia. Score: 60. 6-1, Sc.
George Howell won the tournament
singles from J. P. Magee of Omaha by the
score of 6-3. 6-3, Ga.
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DEFEAT THE OMAHA GOLFERS
Only Three of the Omaha Men Able
to Win Their Matches from
Des Mofnes.

DIES MONIES. Aug. 1~s.-(speciai Teie-
~ram)-Th contest between Des Moines
ana Omaha at golf this afternoon was an
exceedingly fine exhibition of the game,
but the familiarity of the local PLAYERS
with the ground made II easy for them 10
defeat the visitors by a net score OF Al up.
IN a twenty-seven-hole match. Three OF
the visitors won their matches, Bsncker,
Rehm and kensler. Warren Dickinson, the
Iowa champion, had to go down to defeat
before Rahm, who practically won IL I'm
the first nine holes. Kimbaii proved no
match for II. H. Finkbine, who was form
erly lowa's champion. and who played In
unusually good luck today. In making the
record, Finkbine made the first nine holes
IN thirty-eight, tying the state tournament
scores:
Warren Dickinson, 4s-42-41.
J. r. Rahm, I-43-43, 3 up.
Robert II. F1nkbine, 8S-ss-43, IL up.
r. r. Kendall, 45-44-45.
j. 9. Berryhill, jr., 41-44-is.
a. v. Kensler, ~42-46-45, 6 UP.
K. z. Jewett. 1854, 5 up.
4. n n. aM Sgs9a8 IT, t2-45-4 T.
2. r. Klmbali, 4O-49-52.
w. o. Finkbine, 4s-47-47.
w. ID. Bancker, 49-47-45, 2 up.
G. II. Martin, ~46-4s-l5, s up.
Harry Lawrie, 50-4S-49.
Captain Ely, ~46-45-44, z up.
Frank Haskell, 46-4S-51.
ID. w. Corley. 1904, IL up.
Ward Burgess, 49-54-53.
j. g, Cummins, 46-4S-45. 8 up.
II. 4. Lemist, 63-47-46.
Robert Fullerton, jr., 4s-46-47, tie.
John Redick, 5241-4s, tie.
J.. r. Windsor, 51-45-44, 8 up.
Warren Rogers, 50-47-4S.
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standing of the Teams.
FIELD BOYS WIN AND LOSE

No games scheduled for today.
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Baltimore. 6 wild pitch: Powell. Time;
1856. Umpire; Connolly.
wins Game.
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Standing of the Teams.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

ew York at Chicago.
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skiIfuI Make. RIn wlnnIne.

SARATOGA. n. Y, Aug. l6.-skilful
upset all calculations by winning the $4,000
United states Hotel stakes from a first
class field today. Skilful was a 2-year-old
maiden until his victory today and small
he was quoted at 20 10 1. His owner,
Charles Ellison. had a sood-sized bet on
him; winning $1,000 in wagers. in addition
TIL held numbered thirteen. Athel, on
the strength OF a very fast trial was
second choice. The western hlly, Judith
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Campbell, Acefuli and Maxine an added
starter, were all well played. Judith Camp
bell, followed by Skilful and Athei, cut out
the running, with the others two lengths
away. This was the order to the stretch.
where, Judith Campbell fell back beaten
ana charles Elwood Joined the leaders. A
LASTING long enough to win by a head from
Athei, who was an open length in front of
Charles Elwood. AtAel pulled up lame.
Aceful was thrown Into the fence soon
after the start and was pulled up.
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n TGtsls; e. sisan;o;;a !. { 70 L.. e !

Kansas city.:....o 3 SSsSSS -
Earned runs: Kansas City, 4: Omaha, /.
Two-base hits; Gibson. Waldron, Stewart.
Stewart. Stolen bases: Carter. Hickey,
Genins. (), Stone. Double plays: Messitt
First base on balls: on Gibson. 8; on Allo-
way. 2; OF Owen. 2 Struck out: By, Glib
Anoyay. 5; by owen. 4 Hits: on Alloway,
,; on Owen. s. Time: 1:50. Umpire: Moran
Saints wiz Another.
ST. JOSEPH. Aug. 1s-st. Joseph won
eighth inning, two men scoring on Garvin's
single. Attendance. 1,4Oo. Score;
g.; J=SSss;Rs.".5 SSdSSS3S-!n Z
Batteries: st. Joseph. Feeney and Han
pire: Abbott.
Milwaukee Beats Denver.
MILWAUKEE,. Aug. 16-Milwaukee de-
feated Denver today by heavy batting. At
tendance, 1900. Score;
Denver o": Q SSoo i-aG :
Batteries: Milwaukee. Mcpherson and
Lucia; Denver. Moskiman and Mcconnell.
Peoria Wins Once More.
PEORIA. Aug. 1~s.-schaftshali was in
vincible today and let Colorado Springs
down with three hits. The game was one
Of the prettiest ever played on the home
grounds. Attendance, $50. Score:
91s sS% sn-;n SdSSSSSC9
Batteries: Peoria. Schaftshall and VIII
son; Colorado Springs. Foreman and Baer-
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Kansas City Beats Toledo.
TOLEDO, Aug. 16.-Kansas City had no
trouble in batting out a victory today. At
tendance. 500. Score:
TOLEDO.
KANSAS CITY.


T FdedS' ' c..y fSSSSs Gio
Two-base hits: Kleinow, Smith, Leewe,
now, Meaney, Nance, cannon C9, Gear.
Double play: Gilks to Turner. Struck out:
r. Iughey. g. nv Gear. 2, Bases on balls:
on Hughey. 8; or Gear, 3. Hit by pitched
ball: BY Hughey, l. Time: 1:50 Umpire:
Tindall.
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DIetE Meets Defeat.

SPRINGFIELD. Neb.. Aug. 1s.-(special
feated here today in a well played game.
Clement allowed but four scattering hits
and but for an error at a critical point II
would have been a shutout. Score:
Springfield 30 o 0 o O6m
c. N. Dletz... 0 0 0 0 o o o.
Batteres: Springfield. Clement and
Bates; Q. N. Dietz. DaYlson and Hathaway
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Defeat DOR Freight HandIers.

The Dundee team defeated the Union Pa
cihc Freight Auditors club I'm a close and
interesting game yesterday afternoon. The
winning run was made in the ninth inning.
with one man out. The feature of the
game was Bartlett's pitching. sixteen
strike-outs being to his credit. Score;
T2TESH p;:iac SS95SdS6 IL
Batteries: Dundee, Bartlett and Benson;
Union Pacific, Milestone and Matson. Um-
pfra. RanEa
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win a Game and a Hair.

The Young Mems Christian association
base ball team defeated the Columbus yes
terday in a game and a half. The Chris
tians modestly report that the features of
the games were their own Unfolding, the
pitching of Whitehead and the catching Of
Kaiis, both OF their team. Stem, Campbell
and Bartel did the battery work for the
Columbus. Score, first game:
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snintn Lnid Low br Grovera.

NEWMAN GROVE, Neb., Aug. 1s.-(Spe-
cial.)-An interesting. game Of base ball
was played here today by the Newman
Grove and st. Edward teams. The locals
won by the following score:
Newman Grove....2 -
st. Edward. ........ o 1 0 90 0 90
Batteries: Newman Grove, Nestlebush
and Hall; ST. Edward, Wizard and Boyd.
Umpire: DR.. +. l. Frink.
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crowd Of the season today saw the home
club defeat Chicago. 1t was a close ON
test. In which Waddell and Grimth battled
for supremacy, the local pitcher winning by
the narrow margin Of one run. Attend
ance, 1875. Score:
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PARKe

Two-base hit: McShane. Three-base hit
r. Foran. Double plays: Hanscom Parks.
2; Field club. l. Struck out: BY kennard,
ri naF SX 4 Eit IN Xxics 8 5ss +; on PattSi on I. N Fit
by ball: Leary, Neville. Wild pitch: Nc
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-17
HANDICAP FOR CARTAN CUP
j. II. Butler, with Net Score of Sew.
enty-Nfne, Wins Golf
Contest.

Ter won the handicap tournament for the
Cartan cup at the Country club Saturday
afternoon In a field of fifteen. ]. K. Cham
bers was a close second. with so. The cup
must be taken three times for permanent
possession, The scores:
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smuggling ON Both sides.

At Twenty-seventh and Cas- streets
Saturday the Tremain Moore and II. @.
Streight company ball team defeated the
Snyder. % to IL. The contest was a slug
ging match. Features were the home runs
OF Henry Howes and Benson. Score:
sHydssFs .."."SS i iSdsss III
Batteries: Streights, Lynch and Henry;
Snyders, Trimble and Rietz.
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Great Crowd at Cincinnati Game.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 16-Twenty thou
sand people saw Cincinnati lose to Boston.
Brush from local base ball circles and the
coming In of the new local owners Of the
Cincinnati club. No such enthusiasm has
been seen on a local ball park for years.
Many floral tributes of esteem were re-
ceived by the new management. There
was a big parade today before the game
and another one tonight. Everything broke
lucky for Boston. Hahn outpitched Pit
finger, but the three hits in the first in
a ai1ss, were were e ho9 con 70 WIN, ,d Ae struck S, out
II was the first time that either Kelly
or Seymour had been seen here in a red
uniform and both were given a great
ovation. ScorO.
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Left on bases: Louisville, 9; Minneapolis,
z. Two-base hits: Schrieyer. Wilmot, ely
Bonner, Schaub. Sacrifice hits: Dunkle
90. Stolen bases: Clymer 90, Odwell,
Kerwin, Flournoy. Struck out: BY Dun
kle. 2. Hit by pitcher: Odwell. Schriever,
Clymer, Cooley. Bases on balls: of Dun
kle, L: on MartiD/2 Wild pitch: Dunkle.
Passed ball: Schriever. Time: 1:40. Um-
pire: Haskell.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-17
GAMES IN NATIONAL LEAGUE
Brooklyn Decisively eat by So
Louis I'm the Opening Game
OF Series.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 16-Brooklyn was de-
cisively beaten by So. Louis in the opening
game OF the series today. Ten men faced
Hughes in the sixth inning and five scored.
The team will play on q postponed game
Monday. Attendance. $500. Score:
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At Rock Island-Rock Island. 6; Decatur.
Aecedar Rapids-Cedar Rapids. 4; Terre
Haute. 2.
At Davenport-Davenports s; Evansville,
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DETROIT.
BOSTON.


.Batted for Mercer in ninth TSti, =" 10 IA !
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YORK, Neb.. Aug. 16-(Speciais Tele-
gram.)-The Union S~tockyards Juniors de-
teated the York o. A. b.. team today for
the second time In a ragged and one-sided
game. The Juniors were badly crippled,
but won easily. Caughey threw his arm
out in the fifth and was relieved by Adams.
who had YORK guessing striking out eleven
game was the catching of Master Ray Ber-
ner. q lad OF IL years. Considerable money
R.HE.
Juniors .......S 9SRs4eIEi s -
Miller; York, Behner, Brown, Meeham and
gilbert. Earned runs; York. 5. Two-base
bits; Gilbert on Brown. Passed ball: Gil
bert, Wild pitch: Brown. Bases on balls:
on Canghey, 4 on Adams, q OF Mseham.
Aeehan, l. Struck out: BY Caughey, 4:
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Cleveland wins in Tenth.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 16-Moore's clever
pitching and the fielding of the Cleveland
team were strong features IN today's
game. The visitors scored the deciding
run on Bradley's triple and Hickman's
single in the tenth inning. Attendance,
alA. Score:
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Standing of the Teams.

Games today: Milwaukee at Columbus,
st. Paul at Indianapolis, Minneapolis at
Louisville, Kansas City at Toledo.
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CHICAGO, Aug. 16.-After striking out
the first four men, Lundgren weakened and
allowed the visitors to bunch hits n win
the game. Taylor grew stronger as the
game progressed and, excepting In the
seventh inning, had the locals at his mercy.
Brodie's home run was the feature. At
tendance. 600. Score:
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BALTIMORE


bacrlnce hits; McCormick, Padden. Two
esse hits: Anderson. Wallace. Robinson,
Kahoe. Three-base hits: GiIberl, VIII
lams, Howell. Home runs: Seibach
HemphilL stolen bases: Hemphm CD. Gil,
bert Double play; Williams TO Gilbert TO
Wtltse, First base on balls: on Powell, 8;
BY Powell. 3 Left on bases; st. Louis. S;
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"one out when winning run was made.
milwaukee, 100 0 / 2 1 0 0 o 0 %
Stolen bases: Mcbride, McMackin, Run
kle C). Two-base hits: Mcfarland, 90,
Turner, Fox, Hallman. Sacrifice hits: Hart,
Mcbride, McMackin. Double play. Hall
man to Clingman. Struck out: BY Bailey,
2; by McMackin, l. Bases on balls: BY
Bailey, 2; by McMackin, 1. Hit by pitcher:
BY, Bailey, /. Time; 2:14. Umpire: Figge-
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Even Break at indianapolis.

INDIANAPOLIS. Aug. 1s.-Kilen's pitch.
Ing beat st. Paul in the first game. The
between Kelium and Chech, which St.
Paul won in the tenth. Attendance, 3,S40.
Scores:
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Columbus Wins from Milwaukee In
an EIeven-Inning
Contest.

COLUMBUS, Aug. 16-Columbus won
from Milwaukee In eleven innings te@ay
by hard hitting, which more than offset
their ragged fielding. The locals earned
all of their FIVE runs, while the visitors
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-17
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES
Fast Fielding BY Boston Wins the
Game from Detroit, Hits
Being Equal.

BOSTON, Aug. 16.-Fast fielding by the
locals won the game from Detroit today.
Up to the eighth inning Mercer vas very
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INDIANAPOLIS


'Check batted for stimmeI in ninth.
indianapolis ..".....9 9 909so -
Bases on balls: on Killen, 2; OF Slim
mel, 2. Struck out: BY Killen, /; by Slim
mel, G.. Two-base hits: Coulter, Dougherty,
billiard. Sacrifice hits: Coulter, Grim.
Pierce. Stolen base: O'Brien. Left on
bases: Indianapolis, g.; st. Paul, s. Time:
2:12. Umpire: Ramsey.
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INDIANAPOLIS.
ST. PAUL
.thews In tenth.

'Killen batted for Matthews in tenth.
81; Paul Nu""",..S 9 9 dq9SdS q
Bases on balls: on Kellum, /; off Chech,
/. Struck out: BY Kellum. 5; by Chech, g.
Sacrifice hits: Matthews, Marcan. Double
Hurley. Stolen bases: O'Brien, Higgins,
Kelly, Marcan. Left on bases; ST. Paul,
5; Indianapolis, g. Time: 1:50. Umpire:
Ramsey.
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Totals
CARPENTERS.

Totals ..........36 3 10 2 0 a u 9
'Batted for Mcshane in ninth.
Field club....."."4 9 1890 E1s
Carpenters ..........0 0 0 o 1 o 0 o. 3
Two-base hits: Martin, Knox, Hoffman,
Lupinsky. Three-base hit: Neville. Struck
out: BY Martin, I; by Smith, 8. Bases on
balls: on Smith, 2. Umpire; Nash.
Second Bame:
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CHICAGO.
Totals -. 2 10 a II
Philadelphia .........
Chfan& 60

Earned runs: philadelphia, 2; CHICAGO, I.
Sacrifice hit: M. Cross. Stolen bases: q.
Davis, strang. Left on bases: .Philadel-
phia, s; Chicago, 8. First base on balls: on
Gri tn, /: of Waddell, l.. Hit by pitched
bali Green, Murphy. Struck out: BY
Griffith. Il by Waddell, II. Time; 1851.
Umpire: Sheridan.
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HILADELPHIA
PITTsBuRG

Earned runs: Pittsburg, 1. Two-base hit:
Burke. Three-base hits: Leach, Conroy.
Lever. Sacrifice hits: Leach, Jennings.
Stolen bases: Beaumont, Leach, Wagner,
Conroy, Burke. Double play: Smith TO
Conroy. First base on balls: on Lever,
2: of Iberg, g. Struck out: BY Lever. 4;
by Iberg, 2. Passed ball: Douglas. Time:
1:40. Umpire: O'Day.
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tlarned runs; 81. LOUIS, ~ BrookIynl i.
Two-base hit: Hughes. Three-base hit:
J. o'Neil: Sacrifice hits: Hartman. smoot.
Passed balls: J. O'Neil. Stolen bases:
Barclay (9, j. Farrell, McCreery. Hit by
pitcher: BY O'Neil, !. Bases on balls:
on Hughes, ]. Struck out: BY Hughes,
l. Left on bases: st. Louis. z; Brooklyn,
Z. Time: 2:lb. Umpire: Brown.
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Kelly. Stolen bases: Dexter. Double
plays: PETIT to Corcoran to Beckley; Car
ney to Tenney. First base on balls: BY
Hahn, 3; by Pittinger, L. Struck out:
BY Hahn, s.; by Pittinger, g Time: l:25.
Umpire: irwin.
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Pittsburg wins Two.

PITTsBURG. Aug. 16.-Pittsburg won
both games by all around better playing
than Philadelphia put up. Both games
abounded in brilliant fielding. Leach's steal
home from third, while Iberg was pitching
one Of his slow curves set the fans wild.
Attendance, 1900. Scores;
PITTaRuRn
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WARRINGTON.
CLEvEDANr
Totals %. Z 10 80 10

TotaIs 80. ; 7 30 II :
"Batted for Carrick in tenth inning.
Cleveland .........0 1 0 0 0 0 Ia
Washington 80 0 o 1 o 0 0 2 o o-s
Earned runs: washington, 2; Cleveland,
3. Two-base hits: Bradley, Ryan. Three
base hits: Bradley, Mccarthy. Home run:
Ryan. Stolen bases: Gochnauer "a, Hick-
man. Sacrifice hits: Bradley, Lee. Struck
out: By Carrick, 3; Moore, 3. Left on
bases: Washington, 4; Cleveland, 9. Time:
2 hours. Umpires: tombstone and Car
ruthers.
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St. Louis Beats Baltimore.

BALTIMORE. Aug. 16-The st. Louis
American League club had an easy time
with Baltimore today In a game charac-
teriEed principally by long hits. Attend
ance, 2.4o6 Score:
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Peoria Wins Once More.
standins Of one Teams.
steekmen Rounaup York.

Games today: Omaha at Ksnsas Cit,
Des Moines at st. Joseph, Denver at Mi
waukee. Colorado Springs at Peoria.
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Totals -. "a ~ II

Lett on bases: Chicago, 81 New York, g.
Two-base hit: Lowe. Three-base hit: Bros
slagle, Lander, Bresnahan. Double play:
Killing to Lowe. Struck out: BY Lundgren,
g.; by Taylor, s. First base on balls: OF
Lundgren, 1: on Taylor, Z. Time: 1855.
Umpire: Cantiilon.
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Minden Defeated at FaIrbury.
IN Southern Annexation.

Memphis, s.; New Orleans, l.
Chattanooga. Sill Nashville, Ia
Little Rock, g. Shreveport &
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Earned runs: Boston. 4; Detroit. /. Two
Barrett Mcclure. Double plays: Warner
g, Collins ~, Parept to LaChance. Elber-
field to Beck. Bases on balls: on Dineen,
Z: on Mercer. 2. Struck out: BY Dineen'
4; by Mercer, 2. Wild pitch: Dineen. Time:
l:5. Umpire: OLaughlin.
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four tallies were the result OF errors. Nc
Mackin was wild and Bailey relieved him
In the fourth. Attendance, 1,A1. Score;
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s.. Two-base hit: ,Cribblns. Three-base
f atss' b, Sonn ssn Ganz Tsr &9Illinb daby' S SisGTi.
Grant to Werden, Kerwin to Scaub to
Clymer. Stolen bases: Bonner. Clymer.
Elaherty. l. Hit by pitcher: Kerwin.
herty, l. Time: 1880. Umpire: Haskell.
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PHILADELPHIA.
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'Batted for Fraser in the ninth.
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Earned runs: Pittsburg, 3. Two-base
hits: Ritchey, Burke, Wolverton, Jennings.
Double plays: thinner to Hitchey, Wolver-
ton to Childs to Jennings. First base on
balls: on Fraser. g.. HIT by pitched ball:
Jennings. Struck put: By Chesbro. 2; by
Fraser, :. EE.ls pitch: Fraser. Passed