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Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-02
FINE MATINEE RACES TODAY
Tri-Ctty Amateur Driving Club VIII
Hold Another Meeting
This Afternoon.

The Tri-CIty Amateur Driving club holds
a matinee today on the old exhibition track
at Twenty-fourth and Sprague streetS;
Four fast races have been provided, All
half-mile heats, best two In three, ana one
exhibition 60 pole. The track Is In excel
lent shape, as also are the horses. Con.
eiderable interest Is being shown by. local
horsemen in the first event, a mixed trot
and pace. Blugen, the brown pacing geld
ing, and Almont Junior. the bay trottlng
gelding, respective winners of the amateur
races at the June race meeting. Will come
together againet Tony. w, a new, PAGER,
that has shown wonderful speed, and Nellie
Ash, the fast South Omaha pacing mare,
The Quarfer-mile exhibition by Tom
Dennisonfs team will probably be one OF
the fastest quarters ever trotted by a team.
ii certainly will be the fastest perform
ance of the kin ever seen In Omaha.
Durada has a mark. e. 2;iSh and LUCKY
ttriaai miles on the Omaha half-mile track
close to 21b. The entries are as follows;
First event., mixed trot and pace; Blugen
(paeer), Kendall. Tony w (pacer), Mickey
Nellie Ash (pacer), Cosford, Almont Junior
Second event. pace: Poverty. Russell
May Day, BOquet, George r. Rose BLACK
Third event, pace; governor Taylor
Crofoot, Locket. Campbell, s~traightawayl
Fourth event, mixed trot and pace; zipp,
Gall, Twirley Maid. Wyman, Ole, Ware
Cbey gelding), Weatherbee.
Fifth event, one-quarter-miie exhibition
TO pole: Lucky Jim (br. g. and Durada
(br. M, Dennison.
Admission 10 grounds and grandHtand IL
free. Races will be called at ? p. M.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-02
CINCINNATI ASKS TO GET IN
American League OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Formal Application for
Franchise.

CINCINNATI, Aug. L-John z Bruce,
attorney for the American Base Ball
League, and President Ban Johnson OF that
league held a number Of conferences here
today. Al a result OF these conferences II
is announced thai the American league re-
eeived formal application for a franchise
in Cincinnati for next year. The names Of
the men who are back Of the move to Sc
cure a franchise for the league are sup
pressed at this time, In view OF the fact
that the application will not be acted upon
until the fan meeting OF the league. The
application was made. several weeks ago,
the men making IL being said to be prom
inent financial men OF this city who are In
terested IN the sport. Attorney Bruce
stated that IN his opinion there would be
an American League club In Cincinnati
next summer
tion was made about three weeks ago. |
cannot make public the names behind the
move, but they are among the leading
businessmen and base ball enthusiasts In
Cincinnati. The Cincinnati application will
be acted upon at the fall meeting OF the
American league which will be held early
this year, probably early In October. Good
grounds can be secured and the men be-
hind It can secure all the backing neces-
sary."
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-02

Washington ........S $1,000 90
Earned runs: Detroit, g. Two-base hits:
Mcclure. Beck, Sisver. Sacrifice hit:
Holmes. Stolen bases: Elberfeid. Coughlin.
with pitched ball: By Townsend, I. First
base on errors: Detroit, 2; Washington. !.
Left on bases: Detroit, 10; Warrington, 9
Doubiy plays: ElberfeId to Gleason to
Beck, W. &c pslshsaty- WIZ pttch, Town
send. Time: 1850. Umpire: Connolly.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-02
IndianaDoiis OatPiaya MILWAUKEE,.


apolis team eutplayed The Milwaukee team
today and won out In the ninth by bunch
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-02
Pin.burr Divide. HONOR.

HANOVER, Aug. 1.-The tenth regular
round OF the International chess masters
tournament was begun this morning IN tho
following order: Mason against Popiel,
Levin against Mieses, cohn against Olland,
Gotschall against Marshall, Tschigorin
JanowskI against Atkins, Hardieben against
Napier and Swfdersh against Suechting.
From the very start play was cautiously
conducted on all the boards and when an
adjournment was taken at i O'Clock this
afternoon only two games had been fin
ished. These ended in draws, while the
to be resumed at 3. .. m. Levin and Mieses
drew their game and Piilsbury and Guns
berg also divided honors.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-02
BOWLING TRIO TO MAKE TOUR
Great Demand for Dates, senevty-TwO
having Already Been
booked.

DAYTON, o., Aug. 1.--All details for the
coming tour OF the all-American bowling
trio to the Pacific coast. except the mr.
ranging OF the schedule. are now complete.
Sam Karp. secretary Of the American
Bowling congress. who will personally con-
duet the tour, returned today from an ex-
tensiYs trip east. He is pleased with the
form shown BY Captain seibaeh At Balti-
more and Wolf and VOORHEES, at Now York.
All the players have been ordered to re-
port here October 2 for a few days prac-
tice. The first game will be played in
Chicago October s. After a three days
stay the trio will start for the ooas; by
the northern circuit. There has been a
large demand for dates. So far seventy
two playing dates have been arranged. No
games will be booked after August IS.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-02
70 Force Player. 20 Change.

CLEVELAND, Aug. L-Colonel John I.
base ball club today filed action In the
common pleas court to compel Napoleon
Lajoie, Elmer Flick and w. II. Bernhard,
members of the Cleveland base ball club,
to quit Cleveland and return to Philadel-
phla to play bail. The plaintiffs ask for
an Injunction to prevent the players re-
naming In Cleveland n a decree OF court
compelling them to live up to the contract
Philadelphia claims to have with them,
The hearing for a preliminary Injunction
was set for August l. A similar suit filed
in the court here some time since was dis
missed, the court holding that the players
were not residents Of Ohio. Colonel Rogers
then decided to bring an action in the
common pleas court.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-02
List Of vacant rooms In
The Bee Building
CIR ound Floor.

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ROOM H.. r@e feet Faces sSsntssnt street nd has windows siong tn
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large buIElIEPEooi vsuhs hsysS n newly d@rstsa and are rooms
r. c. PETERS & CO, Ground Floor,
Rental Agents Bee Building
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-02
letters.
Game Between juniors.

The Union Stockyards Juniors defeated
the Lee-Glass-Andreesen Juniors in an ex-
citing game by the score Of II TO 7. Meehan
was Wild and did not pitch his usual game,
After the first inning the yards boys had
things their own way. Quinn allowed but
four hits. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-02
RoURKE FAMILY GETS HOME
All the Players I'm Good Health, but
Genina, who Has q sprained
Ankle.

Manager Rourke and his coming cham
pions reached home yesterday evening
from the Rocky mountains, where the team
played q series with each OF the Colorado
mines, with bad results to the Rangers.
However, Papa, AM in fact the entire
family, feel that they are ready to do some
more tall ball playing on the home grounds
and will start in this afternoon with Dee
Moines. determined to capture the series Il
possible.
All the players come home In as good
shape as they left, except Frank .oenins.
sustained in one Of the Colorado Springs
games. Frank will be out of the game
today and probably the two following,
Thomas will take his place In center. In
spite of the continual hardship to the men
from the time the team went on its nrat
circuit, the boys are playing great. ball,
tanned, and there is every indication that
this will be done.
Brown and GondIng probably will be the
battery for this afternoons game, which
win be called at 3:l5.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-02
FAILS IN SIGHT OF GOAL
HoIbein Unable 10 swim Across Dover
Channel, but Covers More
Than the Distance.

DOVER, Aug. L-Holbein. who started
AZ 8 O'Clock last night from Cape Gris-Nez.
France, TO swim across the English chan
enort and when In sight OF his goal, to
abandon the attempt owing to unfavorable
conditions, He was subsequently landed
teen hours.
Although Holbein failed In his attempt
70 cross tho channel. he covered much more
than the distance from coast to coast. At
$50 this morning he had covered thirty
miles. although then be was only eight
miles on the French coast.
IL had been expected that Holbein Would
reach Varne buoy six and 4 half miles
on Dover, on the western tide, but IS he
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-02
BAN JOHNSON MAKES ANSWER
Files Reply TO the Bill for Appoint
ment Of Receiver BY
Baltimore Club.

BALTIMoREA Aug. The. answer Of
President Ban ,. Johnson OF the American
leaspe TO the bill Tor the sPpointms1t Of a
the Baltimore Base Bali and Athletic com
pany was hled IN court today by DIN
The answer states that the lease Of the
On March @, 1901, to hold in trust for the
and that when the complaining company
failed to play the games scheduled for
ali risht to the property. under the con-
stitution OF the association.
IL further ayers s5, v that ne plS GIsb.
out frst obtaining the consent of the presi-
dent OF, Of the association. as REQUIRED
S6s.,Sl. the e. oC Ss;sSIt SS the sssT Ta%e. m %siOs
p SSGafTsHi % den Sssy that he c sGI%sSp with
pany and alleges that the action OF the
base ball company was aimed to wreck
sSs,o Sss %Ss sIS.d Z .BB SSsS aSet;t.S S"S By 's sss mas nnis
Jority stockholders. He claims that he has
acted. faithfully to protect those repre-,
denies that the grounds constitute any
part Of the assets Of the complaining com
Psny. The sroHnds: ne dssSSlssesSi h %ese
hde consideration and he him
self as perfectly willing to account to the
Mr.. johnson charges, further, that the
majority stockholders OF the company VIII
fully and deIi6ereteiy m 70 wreck Na
tionai league. He also denies that the
complainants have any standing whatever
signature attached to the bill of COM
plant was not authorized by the company
through its board Of directors. TIL court
Is then asked 10 dismiss the bill.
CINCINNATI, Aug. l.-Before leaving
for Chicago tonight President Ban john
son and August Hermann held a lengthy
conference. Hermann is at the head OF a
local syndicate which has been negotiating
with President Brush for the sale OF the
now probable that in the event Of Herr.
mann's failure to secure the National
League club he will be interested In the
to President Johnson. will invade this city
next season.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-02

failed a consultation was held aboard the
tug accompanying him and he wal advised
to quit.
Holbein was bitterly disappointed, but
climbed aboard without assistance. To
everyone's surprise he was fresh and
strong. His temperature was normal. He
took nourishment frequently t~hroughout
the night from a rowboat, and maintained
a steady stroke.
He was guided by powerful gas lamps
placed on a small boat. The tide threat
ened to carry him to the open sea when
the attempt was abandoned.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-02
Fort Dodge players Injared.

FORT DODGE, Ia, Aug. L~-(speciaI
Telegram.)-Fort Dodge defeated Waseca
today by a score of 8 20 Q. The victory
was largely due to the work OF Mllllkcn,
pitched for Fort Dodge, allowing only
hits. Third Baseman Mahoney OF
Fort Dodge broke his leg during the game,
and Dennen, the left fielder, Injured hts
knee. Jones and Barr, two new men, each
made a home run. Batteries: Fort Dodge,
Milllken and W~hittemore; Waseca. Holland
and Osdick.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-02
neneaiets Aaainst BacheIorn.

For some time past the married clerks
employed at the Cudahy Packing com
pany. South Omaha, have been praising
themselves on their ability to play base
with this seemingly unnecessary egotism
challenged the former to combat. Score;
R RsSsSIcss ..:.s SS1SSSS ~
Batteries: Bachelors, Moran and Hamii-
ton: psnedicts. Creigh and wilkins, UNI
pire: Beach,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-02
McCook wins sIaEE1ng Match.

M'cooK, Neb., Aug. L~-(speeial Teie-
gram.(-Mccook won from Mlnden today
In q tremendous sluEgtnE match. hitting
ningB:
Mindsn NE ss6fSsS oils i s
Base hits: on Gaines, 20; on Jones, II.
Home runs: Gaines, Bell, Cone, Leach C9.
Batteries: McCook, Jones and Doane;
Minden, Gaines and Moore. Umpire:
6addler.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-02

At Milwaukee-Milwaukee-Kansas City
game postponed: Kansas City team missed
train connection.
Al Peoria-Peoria-st. Joseph game post
poned; wet grounds.
Games today: Dee Moines at Omaha, 81.
Joseph at Peoria, Kansas City at Milwau-
kee, Denver at Colorado Springs.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-02
In southern AssocIation.

At Little ROek-Nashviile. 8; Little Rock.
At shrovep2rt-shreveport, s; Atlanta. Q.
At New oTleans-New Orleans, s; Birm-
A Memphis Memphis : chattanooga
game postponed; rain.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-02
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES
81. LOuis Takes second Game Of
Series from Philadelphia
with Little EaSrt.

ST. LOUIS. Aug. l.-st Louis took the
second game OF the series from Philadelphia
sons presence In the box. Up 70 the
eighth the game was close, but the locals
made seven hite In that inning and clinched
matters. Powell was effective for St.
Louis. Attendance, 1900. Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-02
Dundee Juniors Win.

In a game yesterday at Forty-elghth
and Dodge streets, the Dundee Juniors
defeated the Avondale ball team, to j.
out twelve men and allowed but two hits.
Harte caught him, and the battery for
Avondale was johnson and Malquist.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-02

SIOUX FALLS, s. d., Aug. L~-(speciaL)
-Marksmen in this city and vicinity are
ment 10 commence here next Tuesday and
continue each Tuesday and Friday for a
entries are being made. There will be four
events OF twenty-five birds each. The win
ner will be awarded the handsome silver
club last year by Fred Gebhardt, the
famous New York clubman, who spent
some months In Sioux Falls for the pur-
pose OF SECURING a divorce.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-02
ThFee-I League.

AZ EvansyllIe-Roekford. .; Evansville, 3
port, 8
Al BioOminston-Roek Island. 9; Bloom
ington. s.
At Decstur-Decatur. q Cedar Rapids. L
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-02
FaIrbury Forfeits 10 Superior.

base bali game yesterday afternoon ended
in a dispute and Fairbury forfeited the
game. In the first half OF the sixth in
pitched ball. He went TO hrst base. but
Umpire Graves declared hat he had made
TO resume batting. Redmond refused to
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-02
Entries for Great regatta.

NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-The entries and
gatta OF the National Association OF Oars
men on Lake ouinsimond, Worcester.
Mass, August 5 and 8 next, were made
public today by Secretary r. Fortmeyer.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-02

Totals 80. 9 IL 30 Il Q
y ! Q I 3 / Is

Earned runs: Pittsburg, 2; Brooklyn, l.
bases; P~ittsburg, 8; Brooklyn, g. Two
base hits: Bransheld. Dahlenl Kitson.
Stolen bases: Wagner 80 Bransheld,
Tell. First on balls: on Donovan, 4; of
Hughes, /; on Lever, 3. Struck out: BY
Donovan, 3; by Hughes, l; by Lever, z.
Passed ball: Smith. wild pitch: Donovan,
2 Time: $50. Umpires. Tannehill and
Newton. 4.
new York and ST. Louis Break Even.
NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-The New York
and st. Louis teams played two games this
afternoon on the Polo grounds and each
won one. The visitors won the first game,
the errors Of the home players being mainly
responsible for their defeat, In the second
game both teams played listlessly, as II
they were tired from their earlier efforts.
St. Louis got the better of McGraw's men
during their visit, winning three OF the
five games played. Scores:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-02

obey and IN this he wal backed by the
Fsirbury team. Umpire Graves then De
elared the game forfeited 70 Superior, . TO
10 O.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-02

hi t'F %iim sSn'' wIis DiSSsii aThenmsssss, 'i fSrsi
HIT by pitched ball: Phyie. viox. Struck
out: BY Thomas, 1: by sporer, A. Left on
bases: Minneapolis, 4; Columbus, T. Double
play: Phyle to Grant to Werden. Stolen
bases; Dublin, Phyle, Knoll "a. Sacrifice
hits: Wilmot, Knoll. Time; las. Umpire;
Tindall.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-02
PLAY TO TIE At BROOKLYN
Closing Game with PittIburg Proves ar
Exciting Contest
GAME CALLED BECAUSE OF DARKNESS
PistsBure Might Have Captured the
Game at various Times Had II
Not Been for Critical
Errors.

BROOKLYN. Aus. THE closing game a.
the series between Pittsburg and Brooklyn
on the lstter's grounds today was closely
contested and lasted ten innings. whom Il
was called on account OF darkness. Pitts
burg would have won had It not been for
costly errors. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-02

Two-base hits: Bradley, MCCARTHY, rick.
Three-base hit: Lajoie. Sacrifice hit: Brad
nauer to Lajoie TO Hickman, Collins to
Ferris to LaChapce, Ferris to LaChance.
First base on balls: on Young, 2. Hit by
pitched ball: Joss. Left on bases: Cieve-
land, S; Boston, s. Struck out: BY Young,
S; by Joss, /; by Bernhard. !. Time; $50.
Umpire: o'Laughlin.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-02
20 Reatn BOTTOM.

Stolen base; Chance. Bases on balls: of
Eaaon, q; OF Williams, 2. Struck out. BY
Curran, B. by Williams, 2. Time: 1:4S.
Umpire; Browne.
Even Break at Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. l.-Cincinnati
n Philadelphia broke even on a double
header today. The locals won the second
game In the last inning. Attendance. 2.H8.
Scores:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-02

Games oday: St Louis at Boston, two
Philadelphia, Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-02

fotaIa -, . IN ] TotaIl %. ) II q Is 8
'Batted for Thielman in the ninth.
eeih na6ss -I S9dgSSG
Earned run: Philadelphia. Two-base
hit: Maloney. Sacrifice hits: White, KEEL
ley, Seymour. Stolen bases: Doom, Doug
lass, Crawford. Left on bases: Phlladel-
phia, ~; Cincinnati. g. Double plays: Barry
TO Jennings, Peitz to CoTocoran TO Beck
ley. First base on balls: on Fraser, 2; on
Thielman. s. Hit by pitched bali PletE.
Struck out; BY Fraser. z; by Thlelman, A.
Wild pitches; By Fraser, A. by Thielman,
J. Time; i;0. Umpire; O'Day.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-02

q Two-base hits: GRADY, MeAndrsWs.
Thrss-base hits Cannon, saertacs hits:
Bonner 70 Gansel, 0anSel % clymer. First
base on balls; on Gibson, ,; on Flahsrty.
q Hit by pitched ball; BY Gibson. i; by
Flaherty. /. Struck out; BY Gibson. 2; by
Flaherty, 2 Time: 2;0. Umpirei Haskell.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-02
Chicase Bests BaItimers

CHICAGO. Aug. 1.-The patched up Bal
,timore team made a great rally in the
ninth, but finished one run behind the lead
the locals obtained earlier in the game.
Errors and the bases on balls by both
pitchers were responsible for several scores.
Attendance. $50 Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-02
standinE OF the Teams.

Games today; Louisville at Kansa City,
Indianapolis at Milwaukee, Toledo at ct.
Paul, Columbus at Minneapolis.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-02

ST. EDWARD. Neb., Aug. ~L-(speciaI
Telegram.GS Edward won Its third VIC
tory from Fullerton this season on the
home grounds today BY a score of - to &
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-02

Andreessn. !. Two.Ssse lit: &azzie. Home
run; Bonner. Passed balls: Kaplan, MIL
Ter. Wild pitches: BY Quinn. Il by Nee
Meehan, 4. Hit by pitched ball; BY Nee
han, 4 Struck. out; b, Quinn. :; by Nee
yards. 3; Observation-Disclosures s. Bat
teries: ~stockyards, Quinn and Miller; Lee
9lass;Ardreesen Msshan: pupue and
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-02
Columbus wins in the Ninth.

MINNEAPOLIS. Aus. Flour hits on
sporer IN the ninth gave Columbus three
runs and the game. Phyle, Grant end
Werden worked a fast double play In the
ninth. In the locals half Of the ninth
Wlimot made a three-bagger. but was left
At third. Attendance, 700 Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-02

IothIs - bW 70 = Totals -. 2 II "a i6 2
Slated for Donovan in ninth.
St. Louis ....~."..o o Q o8i.i Q %
Earned runs; st. Louis, 2. First on err
rors: New York, 2; st. Louis, /. First on
balls: on Mathewson, /; off Pearson, 3
Struck out: BY Mathewson. 2; by Pearson,
i. Two-base hits: Bresnahan. Dunn, Nich-
OILS Cd. Farrell. Sacrifice hits: Dunn, Z.
Stolen bases; McGann, 2. Passed ball:
Bcwerman. Umpire: Emslie. Time: l:45.
Chicago Beats Boston.
BOSTON, Aug. l-Chicago batted Eason
out Of the box in the third inning. After
that Boston. tried a local player named
keeping the visitors down to six additional
hits. Williams was a puzzle to Boston.
Attendance, 1857. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-02
Butter

Tho NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hardware
conpany's base ball team will meet the
letters at the grounds OF the latter, South
Omaha, or Sunday afternoon, August :.
AZ both OF these teams are very strong
there Is no doubt but what there Will be a
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-02

balls: on MeS1aesin, q on Williams, i
a alt Pgv P Wff, eah' p MGGor Slsy,, Dun.
gan to ClinEman, Mailman TO DUNCAN,
Runkel 70 Shiebeck to DUNCAN. Left on
bases: indianapolis, s; Milwaukee,, l. Time;
1:S. Umpire: Ebright.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-02
sibIeY Beata the sMedea.

sIBLEY. Ia, Aug. L-(Epseial TeleGram.)
"A nne game Of base ball was played here
ley, Score by innings;.
S wIn1o ,",.." S9GdSSSS
Window. Jenness and Brown.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-02
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
81. Paul sIuggsrs POuna Hushey
While Toledo Fails q
HIT Ferguson.

ST. PAUL, Aug. 1.-The locals hit Hughey
hard. while Toledo could do nothing with
Ferguson at critical points. Attendance.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-02
Detroit shuts out washington.

DETROIT, Aug. L-washingtou was shut
out today in a game that was too one
effective and also very generous with his
passes. Attendance, l,b1. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-02
KAnaaa city heats LOuisviIIs.

KANSAS CITY, Aus lzKansas City won
ting. Louisville all but tied the score In
the eighth, and Il was anybody's game
the ninth. Attendance, 1000 Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-02

'Battsd for wilson in the ninth.
SSna ISSlS ........i 1859 %
Earned runs; St. Louis, 4: Philadelphia,
4. Two-base hits; Powell, L, Cross. Three
lace. Padden. Double play: Wilson 70 M.
Cross to Davis; Hit By pitcher; Wilson,
Sd. Louis, O.; PhiIadeiphia. s. Stolen bases;
Fultz, Wallace. Time; 1855. EMPIRES;
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-02
Sunday Games at south Omaha.

The Armour Foreman Base Bail club will
play the Butter and Esq team Sunday
morning, August 3, at letters ground,
T~wenty-eighth and w streets. The game
will be called at e;45. Lineup;
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-02

CLEVELAND, Aug. ~L-Cleveland won to-
hits meant runs. Joss wrenched hts knee
in the nth inning ana retired IN favor OF
Bernhard. But for errors Boston would
have been shut out. The fielding OF Lajoie
and Ferris were features. Attendance,
a,S16 Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-02
Lyons Laid Low az HONE.

LYONS. Neb., Aug. L~-(special Tele-
Eram.)-A very interesting game Of ball
was played at the Lyons ball park this
afternoon, the Bancroft Reds against the
Lyons Grays. The visitors came on vic
tors by the following score;