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Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-22

Pat DAILY q England met for the iu-pound
championship. DAILY was much the heavier
81 the two and had great difficulty In get
ting inside the limit. Connolly was the
~iaNorite, the Americans. whb made up n
large. part Of the spectators. backing him
heavily. The tight was the fastest and
most interesting OF he night and much
surprise was expressed that the men were
able 10 50 to the limit at such a pace.
connolly started In q cyClonic fashion
mat promised a speedy termination OF the
bout. Early in the night DAILY was eau
TONED several times for holding. Con-
molly did most Of the leading. but DAILY
seemed to thrive on punishment and at the
end o. the fourth round was stronger than
az the beginning. At this point DAILY took
the aggressive and gave a beautiful eNhf-
biton OF ,t~wo.handed hghting He swung
right and left for Connolly,s head, and
these blows would have finished the fght
but for the fact that Connolly blocked
both cleverly and replied, forcius the pace.
setting in several short-arm body blows
which took considerable steam out OF DAILY.
l was stu hurricane lighting until the
eight round, when a couple Of hooks over
the kidneys made Daily hug the ropes. II
looked like a finish. but the gong saved the
Englshman, and he came up stronger the
next round and stayed the limit.
Connolly, however. showed himself the
more, scientific boxer, and was given the
decision on points.
No Americans appeared for the wrestling
bouts, which appeared to be rather a
haSCo,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-22
Born I'm Clifford"

It's mighty cold consolation, but It af-
lords a little grim satisfaction, to read the
following from the Denver Post OF Friday:
We have lost Mr.. Moran. Let us hope
That he VIII never return to Denver again
In an official capacity. Personally he NAV
be a good fellow, but he has missed HIS
Gazing when he aspired to be an umpire
HIS mistakes were many and costly 10 the
vtsittns as well as to the home team. in
the last game with Omaha he robbed
kourke Of a victory by calling Mcconnell
safe at second when he was clearly out.
Inc Denver team made eight runs after
thai. And so down the line. His judg-
ment on balls and strikes was bad and
ottentifnes ratified the batter TO such an
extent that he struck out for fear he
would be called out anyhow by the UNI
plre. That is the kind Of official that hurts
the game. He causes rowdy ball and then
the players are blamed. No player that has
the interest Of the game at heart can
stand for such raw decisions and not
Kick. What Is the result after they Kick?
They are fined or put out OF the game.
mat was a very good rule when ii was
adopted, but surely II the magnates when
they framed 1t had seen some OF the minor
league umpires they would never have
placed such power in their hands"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-22
DANGERFIELD EASY WINNER
FavOrite GaIIoped in at Sheepshead
Bay and Csp\ red Purse
in TIdaI Stakes.

NEW YORK, June 21-On the worst day
that the Tidal stakes for 3-year-olds, worth
10000. at one mile and half on the turf
was ever run +. c. McElwee & Co.'S
DanEerield galloped home an easy winner
at Sheepshead bay today on a track that
was covered with water by the heavy
rains. Five good 3-year-olds faced tbs
starter for this event, with Major Danger
field a hot favorite at I to 10 and Goldsmith
second choice at . to !. Dixiellne was
third choice at 5 to /.
The horses paraded past the stand In a
drenchtng downpour OF rain. Only a few
moments was wasted in lining UP at the
barrier. Goldsmith was first to show, but
Major Dangertield raced to the front In a
few strides. with Gold Cure second and
Goldsmith third. Major Dangerheld con
tinued to show the way 10 the first turn
and into the back stretch. At the Eve
eighths pole Gold Cure headed the leader
for a few strides and then gradually fell
back, beaten.
Meanwhile Burns. on Goldsmith, began to
move up and was within one length OF 'he
handspring colt at the stretch turn. Here,
however, Shaw, on Major Dangerfeld,
shook him up a little and he bounded for
ward and was soon three lengths in front
of Dixieline. From the eighth pole to the
wire It was n procession. Major Danger
field won IN a gallop by five lengths. Gold
smith second. the same distance In front Of
Dixieline. j. G. Lyman's Monte Carlo won
the Surf stakes for 2-year-olds from the
favorite, Charles Elwood. Rowdy won the
steeplechase over the short
course by half a length from Foolhardy,
the favorite.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-22
MORE FAST HORSES ARRIVE
SIX of the Best Steppers Come to
Local Track from
lows Circuit.

The arrival at the track Saturday Of six
will be in. competition almost completed
the gathering OF equine speeders for the
races of this week. The six came from
Iowa In a special boxcar, and they are in
fine racing form, having just come from
the Cedar Valley circuit.
Among them Is Trilby 8, a gray mare by
Comet Allen. dam by Bacon. Otto Feese
OF Parsons. Kan, owns this animal, and
she has won recent western fame by win
ming heats from the phenomenal green
PAGER, Rex Americas, the horse that has
been doing such deadly execution on the
A. ]. Freeman OF Parsons, Kan, also has
a. pair Of horses In the latest bunch OF ar
rivals. They are Fred Dillon, a 3-year-old,
by Ruslesburg, dam by Cassmont, n
Lady NJ, a brown mare by Prince Medium.
The other two horses are Little Rover, a
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-22

n KIIIen, /; on Miller.
Ftggemyer, ]. Struck
y Sutthon, !: by Cor
er, /. TWo-base hits:
Breyette. Three-base
Sacrifice hits: Kuhns,
Double pays: Brey-
Grant 10 Werden.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-22
RUBBER COMPANY.

Rubber Co ! . Q 6's S
Struck out: BY Durkee 5; by Pnmeau. 8
Bases on balls; on Durkee, S: OF Primeau.
?. Double plays: Field club. 8: Rubber
company, !. TWo-base hits: Neville, Howe,
Karr. Tracy. Three-base hit: Seaman.
FIELD CLUB.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-22
BRITISH WIN POLO GAME
Defeat Americana for Cup by score
of seven Goals to

LONDON, June 2i.-The deciding polo
game OF the series Of three for the Ameri-
can cup was won by the British team at
Nottingham today by n score OF goals
to 1. The teams were:
Americans. NJ. Waterbury, II L. Agas-,
sig. Foxhall Keene and Lawrence Water
bury.
English-Cecil Nlckalls. Patteson Nlckalls.
George Miller and Walter Buckmaster.
The umpires and referee were the same
as heretofore.
Although the weather was most unfavor-
able the club grounds have seldom seen
such an assemblage as attended. Among
the many Americans present were: White.
Law Reid, the United States special am
hassador to the coronation; Mrs, Reid and
Miss Reid, United States Ambassador and
Miss Choate, Michael II. De YOUNG, pro-
prietor OF the San Francisco Chronicle;
Mrs. De Young and Miss De Young and
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Hay.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-22
Saints shut Ont Denver.

ST. JOSEPH. June 21.-Denver was shut
out today, being unable to hit Maupin at
opportune times. Score:
RH.E.
St joseph. o 0 81 s o
Denver ......... o o 0 o o o 90 S 3
Batteries; ST. Joseph, Maupin and Roth;
Denver, Whiteridge and Wilson.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-22
WILL NOT CHANGE PROGRAM
Death of King Albert to Have No
Eject on Yacht Races
at KieI.

BERLIN, June 2l.-The American steam
yacht Genesee, owned by James s.. Watson,
has arrived at Kiel and the American
steam yachts Niagara Howsrd Could,
Corsair ~. p. Morgan), MAIZENA, MRS. Rob-
ert Goelet), Columbia chartered by James
stillman), Virginia Isaac STERN, Josephine
Up. A. B.. WIdener) and Utowanda (Ailison
V. Armour have notified the captain of
the port that they are coming. These YES
sells will bring about $50 Americans. be-
sides the many Americans who have al
ready engaged apartments at the hotels.
The death OF King Albert Of Saxony will
not change the program. Emperor William
will take part in the races. but the empress
has decided not to attend.
Prince Henry of Prussia is expected to re-
turn TO Klel for the concluding events.
The crews of the American yachts Uncle
Sam and Virginia II. which are to COM
pete in the regatta, are tuning up their
crsf ITS daily.
The weather at Kiel is very fair in con-
trast with other parts OF Germany.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-22
SAYS THEY'RE AFTER HIM
Manager of indianapolis CIub As
serts Minor Leagues Are Trying
to Ruin American association.

INDIANAPOLIS, June 2l.-w. II. Wat
kins, manager OF the INDIANAPOLIS club.
says the National Association Of Minor
Leagues Is endeavoring to disrupt the
american association. Agents OF the minor
league organizations, he says, have been
~endeaNortng 70. induce players I'm nearly
tracts.
Indianapolis Is being attacked. ne saws.
and he charges that an agent OF the Mem
PMS club OF the Southern league has been
e~ndeaVoring TO induce Charles Babb, the
Indianapolis third baseman. to Join the
memphis CLUB. Babb, he says, refused.
w atklns also charges that the MANAGER
OF the San Francisco club OF the California
league has been sending kilograms to First
baseman kim. trying to Induce him to
Join the san Francisco team.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-22
WHITE GETS THE DECISION
EngIiahman Declared winner at
Opening OF Coronation Box
ing Tournament.

LONDON, June 2L.-There was a small
attendance at the opening tonight Of the
Coronation boxing tournament. and little
betting was done Spike Sullivan, the
American boxer. and Jabez White of Eng
land met in the first bout. The English
contestants were ut, though Sullivan
looked a trtfe fine drawn. The contest
was mainly on scientific lines. White, who
was the stronger Of the two, did the most
OF the leading, and was adJudged the win
ner on points at the end OF the fifteenth
round.
The Englishman was quicker on his feet
and spTinted around the ring when Spike"
tried 10 corner him.
Sullivan showed little Of the dash which
he exhibited during his former visit 10
England He won on points.
Eddie Connolly OF 81. John, n. B., and
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-22
Milwaukee win. by stick work.
MILWAUKEE.

COLUMBUS. June 21.-Columbus was hit
hard throughout today's game and Mil
waukee won easily. Attendance, 2A0.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-22
Cheyenne wins a Pretty Game.

CHEYENNE, Wyo., Tune 2l.-(Special
Acknowledgements defeated Shelton in
the Union Pacific league series here today
in one of the prettiest games ever seen on
the home grounds. The features were three
fast double plays by Cheyenne and a SEN
for Cheyenne. Score:
RHE.
Cheyenne ...H..1 o o IS 3
Batteries: Shelton, Picard and ~urley:
Cheyenne, Ted Green and Brierley. Earned
runs: Cheyenne. 2 Struck out: BY Picard,
Z; by Green, 8. Home run: Brierley OF
Cheyenne. Attendance, $50.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-22

There was one time when the Benedicts
had everything their own way and that was
toward the close Of the NTH inning. They
made ten runs this inning and raised the
score from s to s against them to is to
8 In their favor. But this was the turn
ing point in their fortunes. They couldn't
do It again. They scored only twice more
during the entire game. while the single
coppers climbed up steadily, but the latter
were 30 frightened by the phenomenal
squirt Of the bubbles in the fifth that they
changed pitchers. putting Severance in the
box to relieve Ring.
Cunningham. second baseman for the
Benedicts. played a hard game through
out and another like him would have saved
the day for Pater Familias. Fate seemed
to throw him in close contact with Cap
tain Her. who was a bachelor because his
wife was out Of town, and every time the
doughty captain was caught out It was
Cunningham who held the hopper.
In the seventh the Bachelors were again
moved to make a change in their person.
mel. H. Jackson was put In right field In
place Of Gibbons. They said Gibbons was
so fat he offered too much resistance to
the air.
Ferris proved q hard hitter. He could and
the ball nearly every time and when he
knocked 1t up into the cerulean blue It
formed a curve that came to be known as
the Ferris wheel. Severance won the pen
nant as q base runner. Once he became
lost on the diamond and made a nve-baE-
ger. winding up triumphantly on hrst base,
thinking he was home. Reynolds, who for
got he was not wearing his buttons, ar
rested Dan Leahy for stealing q base and
was disciplined by the umpire.
There was a good crowd present, the
weather was ideal for the purpose and the
indications are that the Auditorium fund
will be benefited by several hundred dol
lars as the result Of the game.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-22
Great Game at Detroit.

DETROIT, June 21.-with two veterans.
~ Young and Winnie Mercer. pitching
Ihe nnest game ever seen at Bennett park.
startling plays were made by both teams
IN almost every one of the fifteen innings
that were necessary before Boston won the
victory. Halr-rnising catches were made
oy freeman, Barrett and Holmes and the
inside work Of both teams was high-class
A passed bail in the second let Casey in
with Detroitt only run and Young scored
kostons first run on Holmes tumble of
D~oughertys single in the third. Then for
twelve innings neither team could put a
man across the plate. 1t was almost dark
when Dougherty came to the bat in the
fifteenth and singled. A base on balls and
two more singles followed and three runs
were scored. Detroit got two men on bases
IN the fifteenth, but could not score. At
tendance, 5000. Score:
"Batted for Elberfeld in the ninth
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-22
LOUISVILLE
ST. PAUL

Left or bases: Louisville, 9; st. Paul. 6
base hits: kerwln CD. Sacrifice hit: Hug
gins. Double plays: Tannehill to Cannon
~. stolen bases: Cannon, Higgins. Struck
out BY Coons. /; by Ferguson, q Hit bV
pitcher: Cannon. Bases on balls: on
ICONS, on Ferguson, l. Time: 1:4O. I'm
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-22
PITTsBURG
atted Tor Yerkes in the sixth.

matted for Yerkes In the sixth.
ST. t''iL@ LOUIE ....d sSd6993: al!
Earned runs: st. Louis. 3 Tvo-bsse
Gus; Clarke. Wagner, Leath, Conroy,
smoot Tnree-base hit: Leach. Sacrifice
nv smith. Stolen bases: Beaumont.
~Brsnsneld. Richie. First base on balls
ON Shesbro, ]; of Yerkes. 3. Struck out:
= Cnesoro, s.; by Durham, l. Time: 1850
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-22
INSTRUCTORS MEET AGAIN
Bartsch and berwO to Seek
HOnors at Field Club
LInIxH Todav.

professional golf instructors OF the Country
club and Field club, respectively, will again
lock horns this afternoon In one OF their
series of matches. The experts will play
at the Field club links, eighteen holes,
match play.
The keenest interest in these contests Is
taken by the members OF the two clubs. as
they each back their own man. The golf
bers and feel more pride or chaRrin IN the
result OF the conflicts than they do In
their own. The fact that Sherwood went
out to the Country club a week ago and
cleaned up Bartsch on his own links 3 up
and 2 to play has made interest in the
coming match especially strong.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-22
CINCINNATI

Ih~ree.base hit: Beckley. Home run:
~. Double plays: Steinfeld to Beck
icy. tinker to Lowe to. Schaefer. First
oase on balls: on Ewing, s Hit by
pitched ball: By .Menefee. i. Struck out:
By living. 1; by Menefee, 1. Passed bali:
feItL WIG pitch: Menefee. Time: $50.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-22
PHILADELPHIA.

EaTned runs; 81. Louis. 2; Phil de pha.
Three-hase hits: Wallace. Hem-hri Sac.
ice hit: sugden Passed ball: suEd n.
Bases on balls: on WIZ. 2; OF Donshue
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-22

CLEVELAND, June u.-Cleveland played
yellow ball today and Washington won
easily, knocking Moore out Of the box in
the sixth. Attendance. 3.176. Score:
uvnUnrgmTrN 80 -rra- $50.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-22

Struck out: BY Donahue, l. Left or
bases: St. Louis, s Philadelphia. . Time:
1856 Cmpires: Sheridan and Connolly.
Cleveland Plays yellow Bail.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-22

game were the running catch by White Of
Onawa and a home run by Danforth OF
Hornick Ring pitched a nne game. strik-
ing out eleven mel and allowing but one
base. Sawyer struck out nine men. Bat
terles: Onawa, King and Friese; Hornick.
sawyer. thompson and Danforth. I'm
The leaguers play Blencoe at Court
wright park tomorrow.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-22
HALF RATES
Via wabash Railroad.

s33.25 Portland. Me-, and return, on sale
July I TO 8.
S31.65 Providence. r. l., and return, on
sale July 6, Z and s.
Stopovers allowed at Niagara Falls.
Ask your nearest ticket agent to route
you via Wabash. or call at Wabash new
city once, 1901 Farnam street. or address
Harry f. Moores, @. A. p. D., Omaha, Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-22
Games Postponed.

VIEW YORK. June 21.-New York; Brook
IA SSme postponed on account OF rain.
game postponed on account o.
of IN.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-22

black mare. by Aladdin. dam by Sprasue.
owned by John Rayuor and Lima X. =
Drown mare, by General Brooks. owned hv
W. W. Terry. This last horse BE- enfer-5
In the 2:i7 pace.
This shipment arrived Saturday In charge
OF John kaynur. who was accompanied by
William johnson. his trainer. The horses
directly from Wsverley. Ia, jumping
over from the Cedar Valley circuit to the
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-22
Railroad Men Meet Defeat.

Employees OF the general freight depart
Saturday afternoon and NEE defeat at
base ball by the score OF II to 8. The fea-
ture OF the game was the battery work OF
Bartlett and Benson for Dundee, the for
mer striking out thirteen men. Milestone
and Mattison did battery service for the
railroaders.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-22
Easy for Diets Team,

The c. N. Dietz team earned an easy VIC
tory over the Kirkendsll Shoe company
team at. Courtland beach Saturday after
noon. The heavy batting OF the Lumber
men was the feature. Jenkins relieved
Dawson In the ninth inning and celebrated
his debut by striking out the first three
men up. Score:
KiTEendaii ~ . $3.50 GHs
Batteries: Dietz, Dawson, Jenkins and
Faran,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-22
Havens Beat Springfield.

C. b. Haven & Co.'S team defeated the
5pringfeld aggregation on the Springfield
grounds Saturday afternoon. The old
settlers OF Sarpy county were holding their
annual picnic and turned out in force to
see the game, which was clean and fast.
The pitchers for both teams did excep-
tionally good work. Score;
R.H.E.
s s%a4sSs CD o. SS6SSSsG :
Batteries: c. b. Havens & Co. Cronk
and Chase; Springfield. Bates and Clement-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-22
Special Excursion TO Colorado.

Parties intending to go to the Rocky
Mountains this summer should take ad-
vantage Of the Iowa and Nebraska Coal
Dealers Special Train Excursion. June 25th.
Railway tickets good returning until Octo-
Der S1st. See or write to r. z. Harris,
$50 Board OF Trade, Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-22
Originals.


AURORA, Neb., June H-(SpeciaL)-The
Aurora base ball team is now fully organ
lied and ready 10 meet amateur teams
t~hrolghout the state. The team has good
house square and is well equipped TO fur
nish good games and good gate money.
Aurora also has an excellent high school
team hat will meet all Corners. Base bali
teams touring the central part OF the state
are asked to write the manager J. II.
Grosvenor, at Aurora for dates and terms.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-22

In a game of ball at Tenth and porcas
streets yesterday between the Columbias
and a picked nine of the printers the for
mer were given the game. 9 to 0. by UNI
pire Lynn. Al the end OF the seventh in
ming the score was II to IL and the printers
quit the game. The Columbias Will play
The kldnapers next Saturday.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-22

Louis at Cincinnati.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-22
RACES AT COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Poverty and BIuEen Win the Faces
and AImont Junior
the Trot.

A good crowd attended the frs, Of tho
races held In Council Bluffs this SESSION
saturday afternoon. There were three
g ents. two PAGES and a trot. and ali were.
ma mile. heats, best two in three.
Be' OF the trio from q racing stand
point as the first event. a class a pace
~ ms there were four entries, and Black
Kate, w =. Hustou's mare, won the first
heat. with Poverty second. The latter
TOOK. the next two, Black Kate going 10
third place in the second but RISING -.
second In the nnal heat and making a good
hsht for the rubber.
Easily the best time Of the day was
brought out In the last race, a class =
pace. Here Blugen, q brown gelding
owned by c. e Kendall won the two
opening heats In 1:O9 and 1901. very pretty
racing.
Almont Jr., had little trouble with the
second event. the only trot, takinC this two
FIRST heats. Timothy Maid was second the
nrst time, showing a good race, but I'm
the next heat the horse dropped to fourth.
changing places with Polly Fox. who went
second. The summary.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-22
SCRUBS WIN DOUBLE HEADER
Team of Field Club Hands
Two Defeats to Rubber
Men.

The Field club scrub team, strengthened
by the addition OF a few first team play
ers, added two games to It's list OF victories
by defeating the rubber company twice
yesterday.
The first game was an extra inning af-
fair. The game was won on a base on
pals, an error and a scratch hit by Clarke
neville batted well In both games.
In the second game the Field club team
won by the errors OF the rubber men. The
IntyTe pitching an excellent game Tbe
umpire $ decisions were very poor. Score:
EIEIn CIrrn
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-22
UNLIKE BOUNCING The BABY
Married "oOppeu" Find Ball Playing a
Strenuous Vocation.
BACHELORS PROVE TO Be MORE ACTIVE
Severance Breaks All Records
of by Making a Five
BasEer-Dan Leahy Com
mits Larceny.

The report sent abroad by the Bachelors
that the Benedicts lost the game because
they SHE'D every time they saw a ball
coming toward them. mistsking II for a
trying pan or a soup bowl. is repudiated
by the Benedicts as a base calumny. The
real reason. they allege is the soothing and
restful home influence to which they have
been accustomed. II UNITS them for the
strenuous rigor OF the diamond. Their
habits are sedentary and having long since
deserted the arena for the Preside, with
no more violent exercise than an occasional
frolic with the baby. their rout does them
no especial discredit.
So the Benedict policemen went down TO
defeat before Chief Donahue's Bachelors at
Vinton Street park Saturday afternoon,
and when Umpire Buck Keith cried batter
OUT for the last time the score stood II
TO 20. Il was a symposium OF runs from
toss-up to finish. The players had no re-
gard for the fact that there were only
four bases on the diamond. The object Of
the game seemed to be to crowd as many
players as possible upon the bride paths
just to see them sprint, and for awhile the
field looked like a panorama reproduction Of
the battle Of Bull Run.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-22

Totals as 10 II l: .
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-22
Three-I League.

At Evsnsville-Cedar Rapids, 4: Evans
willie, 0.
At Decatur-Rocktord, s; Decatur, 4.
At observation-disclosures s; Daven-
port, Z
AT Terre Haute-Rock Island, y; Terre
Haute. 8
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-22
RANGERS FAIL TO ARRIVE
Unable TO Make Railway Connections.
Cause PostpOnement of Game
with Brewers.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, June 21.-(speelsl
Telegran.Sowing to the failure Of the
Omaha team to make a railway connection
the gam scheduled there this afternoon
was postponed. A double-header will be
played tomorrow and one game Monday.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-22

liz II n II
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-22
ORawa Defeats HOrnick.

ONAWA. Ia, June a.-(SpeciaI Tale
gram: l-AndeTson's leaguers defeated The
Hornick team at Athletic park today BY a
score OF 8 TO 3 The team work OF Onawa
over the last appearance Features OF the
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-22
PITTSBURC WINS THEN BOTH
Captures a Double Header from st. Loui,
in Presence Of Lsrgs Crowd.
FIRST PROVED A BRILLIANT CONTEST
Second Game Was n Poor one, Brash-
ear Dropping the Bal that
Might Have Changed
the Result.

PITTsBURG, June 2I-Pittsburg won
both games In the double-header today. The
hrst was a brilliantly contested game
throughout. but the second was a poor one.
with W men out In the second inning,
Brashear dropped the ball that would put
Beaumont out and retired the side. After
this hve hits and eight runs took all the
interest out Of the game. Attendance, 1900.
Score, first game:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-22
d for Elberfeld in the ninth.


IWo,base hits: Saseyi Dillon. Three
Harley. Stolen bases: Barrett. HONEY
Casey, Harley. pougherty. Bases on balls:
on Mercer. 5; on Young. Z First base on
bases: Boston, IL; Detroit, 10. Struck out;
BY Mercer, 2; by. Young, 1. Double plays:
Passed ball: Criger. Time: s:2S. Unpire
tombstone.