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Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05
TAKE OFF DIs0UALlFlCATIONs
western Jockey Club Grants Many
Licenses to Men who ave
Been Out.

CHICAGO, Aug, AT a meeting OF the
stewards of the Western Jockey club to-
day a number of disdualincations were re.
moved and nearly 100 trainers, jockeys and
apprentices were granted licenses. A num-
Der OF applications for reinstatement were
passed to the next nesting OF the board.
An order was, adopted that all licensed
trainers against whom complaints nave
been Looked be notified that unless forfeitB
be paid before September ] the licenses
The list Of ohicials submitted by the
Kinloch Jockey club was approved.
Application for reinstatement Of Jockey
George schill was referred 70 the St Louis
Fair association.
and horses was removed:
II. Chappeli, owner; Henry Reed, trainer;
the. horses Fancy Blazes. Bonnie Maid,
William Kinchloe, trainer; the horses
NV. 4. oo'iRourRs. owners the horse Esyp-
Horse, Dandy H. property of F. J. bod
gen. -,
Owners and trainers: IN Leigh, M. Mills.
r. A. S~tringer. $40. 100
Racing .ofacial: VIZ. Bruen.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05
Ees!y ana Basrusidi Denver. Lsmpke and
Mcconnell.
aasss. Psntpsasa.

Al Peoria-Psoria-Kansas CITY game post
poned; rain; two games Wednesday.
atandAma 81 tho reams.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05
pMa Mo1Nra.

Earned Tu16f Omah17 D. Do1 UoTno1I I.
Twosbesa hits hickey, Pears. oondtnk.
zee Nit. Dolan. Stolen bases: Brown "a.
Carter cd, Hlckey 0ondlnf. r1rst base On
baiie on H0le1. 2 Stuck out: D.
Omaha, s; Des Aoinee. 6 Double Plays
Dayis. Time; llS. umplfei Abbott.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05
New Lane About Complete.

IOWA FALLS, Ia. Aug. 4.--(speoial.)-
The o~fnoiais Of the Des Moines. lows Fails
& Northern road announced today that they
expected to run trains to Nevada, in Story
county. BY August IS. Delay in receiving
steel has prevented tracilaying for several
weeks. but this work Will be resumsd this
week and as the dine is completed to within
a feW miles Of Nevada, It will take but
a short time to reach the main line Of the
Chicago 4 Northwestern. This will give
the people OF this county a new and q
more direct route to Des Moines. as ths
trains OF the Iowa Falls road leaving here
at Z q N. viii connect with the Northwest
ern train ct Nevada that reaches Des
&c for the state has been via Marshhlitown
OF WEBSTER City. :.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05

NEW ORLEANS, La, Aug .+.-Under
orders OF Manager Powell, the police today
refused admission TO st. Vrain, Evans and
Babb OF the Memphis base bali club, when
they tried 20 enter Athletic park and there
was no game this aftefnoon between Mem
phis and New Orleans clubs. Unless the
settled none Of the series Of three games
viii be played. Manager Frank said to-
nights:
we shall play no game here unless st.
Vrain, Evans and Babb are allowed to
take part. / have a telegram from Presi-
dent Nicklin dated August / saying that
all restrictions against my players has
Manner Powell said: 1--WE refused to
let the three players enter today because
they have been outlawed. After the ruiz
ing OF the minor league association we do
not propose TO play with them. To do
50. would be to run the risk Of having our
selves p
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05

ST. PAUL. Aug. 4-Columbus could not
bunch their hits on Chech and the locals
won'a long drawn cut but interesting game.
Attendance: 81 Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05
Men quarrel ana women Fight.

cLEARFIELD. Ia. Aug l.-(speciaf)-
Carl Pelgler, a tenant. quarreled with his
landiord. U. Bastoe, on the farm occupied
By Pelgiers one and onsshslf miles north Of
this city. The wives OF the men were pres
emit during the quarrel which followed over
the division Of the wheat crop. Mrs. Pei
gier became so enraged that she grabbed
4 hoe and struck Ars. Bastoe over the head
cutting = deep cash, from the results Of
which Il Il feared Mrs. BastOe VIII die.
II seems that there has been bad blood
families for some time and the quarrel
Sunday was the c~ulmination. Mrs. Pei4
gier has been arrested and taken to Lenox
for trial.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05
WILL REDUCE GRAIN RATES
Result Of Conferences Between Railroad Han
and Farmers in washingson.
HUNDREDS LISTEN TO DISCUSSIONS
old-Fashiened Ceuntry Dinner Held,
which halfway Presidents Attsns
and Entsr Heartily late
Spirit oa the Occasion.

SPOKANE, wash, Aug. A-crain rates
win be reduced from all points IN eastern
washington and the reduction will take
place In time to benefit the farmers on this
years crop. The amount Of reduction Il
not yet determined. but CON scture ran
from one to two cents per buelei.
The Great Northern and tie Central
Washington branch OF the Northern Pa
cihc will be connected by q cross road to
run from the terminus OF the Central
Washington in the Grand CouIee to Adrain
on the Great Northern. II will be eight
cen miles in length and will cost about
S35o.o Q and will be built as soon az the
surveys can be completed. contracts let
and the work done under pressure. It
may be completed before January 1.
AS q result Of this arrangement the
Northern Pacific will cease hauling grain
eastward to Spokane and thence westward
to the coast and will move it's share Of the
tonnage to the terminus Of the Central
Washington branch. There II will be taken
by the Great Northern and carried 70 Seat
tie instead Of 20 Tacoma as heretofore.
These announcement were made By
President Mellen OF the Northern Pacific
at Davenport today. The occasion was
unique in the history Of American rail-
reading. Three railway presidents, in re-
Spouse to q petition from the leading farm
ers Of the Big Bend country. had assembled
let the rannfv aeat nf tAnnain oo,sntv 70
hear their case, plead their WI interests
and tender argument. They were James
J. Hill. president Of the Great Northern
and Northern Securities company. o COM
bination with securities rated on Wall
street at more than 1 1000, 900, coo; Presi-
dent @. s. Meiien OF the Northern Pacific,
and President A. L. Mohler of the Oregon
Railroad and Navigation lines Of the Har-
rimah system. With them were a group
Of lesser railroad notables. Public ad-
dresses were delivered by the three pfesi-
dents.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05

KEOKUK. IA. Aus. L-An electrical
storm. lasting twelye hours, ending this
morning early. struck q dozen houses 10
this city and q number OF barns in thii
county. The losses are large in the Az
uesate. II was the hsrdest storm this
city has had for years and Is being du.
pllceted tonight.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05
North Platte wias : Pals.

NORTH PLATTE, Neb., Aug. G-(specisl
Telegram.)--The Union Paelnc team 81 thls
city won two games from the shelton team
today. These games today make seven
feature Of todaya games was Shorts home
run With two men on bases. The score IN
me nrst zane stood 70 and the second
Platte. Teel and Ham, Shelton, Case and
Quimettei second game, Mercer and Short:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05

RANDOLPH. Neb.. Aug A-(spsciai
TeleGram.)-By a score OF 4 to 8 the North
east Nebraska league was defeated today
BY Randolph, who holds second place
The game was conceded the best o. the
and Henderson were the features. Gillian
did perfect pitching for Randolph. Hits,
Randolph, 81 Creight0H, 6 Home runs
Ieele, STRUCK out; BY Gillian, 3 by
Welch. 3; by Henderson,, Batteries,
Randolph. Gillian and 8haffer; Creighton
WEIGH, Henderson and Carroll. Umpire
CheatWood.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05
RYTHMIc AGAIN a WINNER
Blind rrotter shows speed At Grana
Circuit Meeting in
BunaTo

BUFFALO, N. Y, Aug. L-The fourth
week Of the grand circuit opened At the
Fort Erie track today with clear skies and
a fast track Three races were decided.
each In straight heats.
In the $50 trot rhythmic; the blind trot-
ter, was faYorite, so against the neld so,
and when Il came to racing II was all
rhythmic. Both Directum spier and Johnny
tried to beat the favorite, but did not have
the speed. In winning Rythmic reduced
his record from 2;11h to 2sO9%.
Dan r. won the 2;0s pace Just as eiev-
ersy.- There was nothing in the race that
could extend the sorrel PAGER. Dan r. sold
at $50 against the field $40 and was al
waya IN front Geers could not do much
Rfth fred 8. Wedgwood n new Rich
faand skowed the best OF those behind Dan
h. The latter's record was cut q second
The ga trot brought out a big field OF
eleven horses n there was tedious de-
lays.
winning IN three straight heats, hard
pressed by Border. Dan z. sold IN the
SO; Ieoia, $50; Lady Thisbe. IS.
The field, so. A record was made, the
nine heats decided giving the fastest aver
age OF n day this season. Summary
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05

MILWAUKEE,, Ang. A-st Joseph won
cut Of the box In three innings with the
total Of ten runs. Attendance, 80. Score,
sEfi.ss s:isa :.:sSggsssgS
seslesiss: g JOSH China snS ssshi
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05

CokOhADo hPhAN@3 Aus. A-Denxef
two innings today, securing 4 Winning
lead. hcNeeiy was put IN, but could not
head The Visitors on Score:
Cole spfins1. d . e1I6So 49,
natssrisu: Colorado springs, CASTOR, Me-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05

nnce. On the 7th Earl T.. Tafnsworth, the
champion tennis player OF fepraekas viii
meet R. A. T0mlinson o. Alden. who II
champion Of Northwestern Iowa. and has
held that title for I'VE yearr.. The con-
tests y the singles and doubles promise
IN this part Of the state.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05
BEARDsHEAR SLOWLY SINKS
doctors Resort to Oxygen Gas 80
ProIcss Life of Dastin-
euishea Iowa Man.

AMEs, Ia. Aug. 4.--Dr. william M.
Beasdshsar, president Of the lows Agricul-
turai college, Is slowly sinking and the END
cannot be far of.
During the night the patient had q sink
ing spell and the attending physician Is
now working with him In the hope OF pro-
longing life. Oxygen gas Is being used.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05

oTTUMwA, Ia. Aug. 4.-Robbers blew
the safe OF the Laddsdaie Supply company
at Laddsdaie. near here this morning.
They secured an unknown amount. The
postofhoe Il In the same building and part
Of the funds belonged 70 the government.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05
N AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Nineteen Hits on NewIin, Coupled
with ErFors by minneapolis,
Gives Toledo the Game.

MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. A-Nineteen hits
OF Newlin, coupled with six errors by the
locals, a Toledo an easy game today.
At no time were the locals dangerous.
Hushey kept the hits scattered and was
given good support. Attendance, $50 Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05
GAMES IN NATIONAL LEAGUE
81. Loufs Defeats Boston in seven-
= InhIne Contest, rain ~InterfeF-
Ing with chs Play.

BOSTON, Aus. A-gt Louis heat Boston
IN q seyen-innine game, scoring q solitary
threw Brashear cut a. the plate. saved
Boston from a worse defeat. Currfe had
the Boston battern at his mercy. Rain
stopped the game at the end OF the sew
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05

IOWA FALLS, Ia. Aus. A-(Special)-
The annual meeting OF the Northwestern
Iowa Tennis association opens a. Alden to
IN northWeatern Iowa this year. The tour
nament c~ontinces three days and some Of
The best players II lows yin b n attend
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05

CHICAGO, Aug. A.-ChicaRo and Phiia-
deiphia fought a loosely played eleventh.
ming contest today, in which errors and
A gift, a single and a terrific drive to
center by Mertes scored the winning run.
Attendance. 1850 Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05

DENVER. Aug. A.-The hearing in the
suit brought last week In the district court
company for the purpose Of compelling the
of1cera Of the company TO permit an In
stockhoidsrs. was postponed today Until to
morrow.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05

Two-base hits: Wnmot Grant MOCK
Lynch. Wild pitch: Newlin. Bases or
balls: on Newfin, 1; on Huehey, 2. stfuel
OUT: BY Newiins !; by Hughey, g. Left OF
plays: ouillin 70 Noavcek, Lynch to Cooley
Burns to Turner. stolen base: Cooley
Time: 1880. Umpire; Tindiil.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05
GAMES
81. z.oufs T4ires Anothsr from Baiti-
mors without Bsiue
Pushed.

1T. xouIa. AuE. 4.-st. Louis took an
other game from Baltimore today without
being Huohod, me visitors made the same
leee error, but their work In the field was
decidedly OF color. lack Of heaowoEk prov
Ing damaging. 81. OUT bunched ita hits
feld fence was the feature. Attendance.
l5A 6c0f6.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05

ENInod run1i 80 Louis, Ii balfImore, !.
TNo~peae hitsi Anderson, Hemphlii. Three
base HIT Mcfarland. Home run. Hemp
hill. Sacrifice hits: Anderson, Heldriok,
kahQe, Smith. Aut BY pitcher; BY Wlltso.
Ea4den stolen base; Wallace. Bases on
patat on WIllse. s. Strike out: BY Dona-
hue 81 BY Wiltse a Left on bases: 81.
LopiA Belumore, Z Time; t:E. Um-
plfte; coffutners and ~Johnetone.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05

NEW YORK. Aug. L-The local players
lest another game to the Psttsburg cham
Costly mieplays were made by New York
ana Mcdinnity hit three batsmen, on
which two occasions . run followed. New
York made q rally IN the ninth inning,
aeoring four runs on Of nve hits, Inst these
we're Insufficient TO offeet the lead Of the
champions. Attendances $500. scorei
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05

NEW YORK, Aug. THE lawn tenni.
doubles match IN the international tourna.
ment at Bay Ridge win be played August
san@ed4 The committee announced III,
change tonight. All the matches viii com.
mence at $50 d. m.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05

Three-baBe hits: Freeman, CriRer a..
Sacrifice hits; Collins. Young stehl
on Siever, /; OF Young, 1. Left on bases:
Detroit, 81 Boston, 8, Struck out: BY
slever, 3; by Young, & Time: 1.&. UNI
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05

FREMONT. Neb., Aug. A.-(special)-The
ment left today to attend the tournament
at Grand Island. Tie runners have been
training for two month"; under the guild
ance OF George Howe. who had charge of
the team IN 1900 and 1901 when they won
several prizes- They are entered this year
The occupied 6 special car on the Union
Pacific and were accompanied by a big
delegation OF enthusiastic rooters.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05

IOWA FALLS. Ia, Aug. A-(special.)-
The Hampton Gun club Il to hold its an
nual amateur shooting tournament IN that
city on August z, the program for the ee-
caeion including fourteen events, the club
adding $40 TO each event.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05

Al TsEro Hauts. Terre Haute. .; Dav-
Il Observation-Disclosures Is; Rock
Island. II
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05

man. First base on balls. on Moore. 3;
on Ortiz. q Hit by pitched ball: Orth. l.
Left on bases: Cleveland, 3; Wellington,
Time. liza Umpire: OLaughlin.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05
Demoeratie co-nsressional Nomine.

HOPKINsYILLE, KY. Aus. L-sufncIent
cratic primary election 10 show that "a.
Oweley Stanley Of Henderson was nom
mated for congress IN the Second Kentucky
district By several hundred majority.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05

II she Is tirsd out. sickly. run down. Eisc-
trio Bitteru viii give her new life or there's
no charge. Try them. SOC.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05

First Baseman Pears is the nrst Omaha
man to execute unaided q double play on
the vinton Street park grounds this sea-
son. The trick has beer Gone only once
before and then, BY an unusual coincidence.
II was accomplished by 4 Dos Moines
player. First Baseman Wilson, at the ex-
peuse Of Messrs, Doiau and Stewart Of the
Omaha team. That was . swift hy ball from
Aces bat 20 nrBt base, however, catehing
Joe on the bag. It was on May a.
Yesterday Pears had q different pfopo-
sition. With Warner on frst In the seventh
Burg batted a bouncsr down the line. and
Warner thought he would so on to second.
Then he changed his mind, but meanwhile
Pears had secured the bail, and touched
him ~ he was Tca6hahg for the bag. Then
Petey- arrived and Pears also tagged the
midget. II was tbs slim nrst beesfnah'o
unusual day all around. He batted 4 triple
and . two-bagger and. made tive luscious
errors.
Umpire Abbott had two or three clashes
with Des Mcines players, but there was
nothing dolnR-for Joe Quinn. Albeit n
q quiet fellow who simply shakes his head.
and that settles It,. Net a msnaee or even
q smothered curse has been his quota In
two games and these things we're 90 COM
mon with those other more diminutiye
umplres. It has been learned hat Sex
ton sent him out - much because he
Is big enough TO whip any man in the
league as because he IL q good. steady
headed Judge Of a base ball situation.
Today Omaha plays In pes M9inss and
the team viii not return uztil August 81.
playing in Peorsas Miiwamkee, st. Joseph
and Kansas City besides on this trip.
Genins wac in the game again yesterday.
limplnE some stlil, and ID in shape to take
the trip. There were $500 people out Tor
the goodbye game. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05

MILWAUKEE,, Aug. 4-Kerwin proved
an easy mark for the home team today.
Milwaukee won the game without much
trouble. Louisville played q loose game in
the field. The work Of Pitcher Altrock IN
left held was the feature. Attendance, $50
MriMAuKrr. rou1sv1rLn.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05

II yoa neglect piles. They viii cause fatal
diseases. but Bueklen's Arniea salve posi-
lively cures or no pay. 2bc.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05

Games today: washington at Cleveland,
at st. Louis, Philadelphia at
Chicago, Boston at Detroit.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05

CLEVELAND. Aug. A-With two out In
the llnth inning Moore won his own game
" orisine h 4 rue Win . scratch single,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05

BROoKLYN, Aug. A--Brpohiyn defeated
Cincinnati by to today. Each side
made 4 run In the nrst inning. but there
was no further scoring until the latter half
o. the seventh, when the home players got
So aAA peelAt. ftlmhla OF Tarreirs hunt.
The pitching h0hofs were about equally
divided. .acores tn.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05

Ahrh Auto1AhuHcnN was t8htu 70 the ar
mory, where an old-fashioned, country
dinner was served to the railway guests
and visitors from the surrounding coun-
try. The presidents entered heartily into
the spirit Of the occasion. Mr.. Hill de-
posted his hat under his chair, remarked
that he had not enjoyed himGelf in many
q day and rubbed elbows with & wheat
grower from the Egypt country and an
other from the Cedar Canyon camp.
After dinner hundreds Of people gath
cred around the. railway presidents, shak-
ing hands and listening to spirited dis
cussicna.
Mr.. Hill talked farming ana stock rais-
ing. Mr.. Melien elaborated on his pre-
vious announcement and Mr.. Mohler spoke
Of the immigration plans Of the Harri-
man roads.
Ali this was preliminary to me real
conference Of the day. Various counties
and districts bad sent delegates to the
convention and after dinner those dele
gates reassembled in the convention hall
and through their spokesman laid their
wishes before the railway presidents. The
spectacle was impressive. The large hall
was packed to the doors and scores Of
farmers. fruit growers and miners stood
in the aisles. Many sat on the carpeted
floor. Earnestness was stamped upon their
features and earnestress ran through all
their speeches. Mr.. Hill was the only
president speaking at this conference. He
answered many questions from time to
time, offered numerous voluntary exp1ana-
lions OF matters that seemed all wrong to
the farmers and repeatedly asked the
farmers 70 speak out their beliefs and con-
v~ictions. He was frequently applauded
and the convention was always alert to
applaud any telling point either made By
delegates or by the president.
The entire proceedings we're character
ized By good spirit and there was much
sood nature IN the badinaee.
The special train bearing the railroad
men and newspaper correspondence re-
turned to Spokane this evening, after
which the party left for coIfax, in the
Palonse country. where q similar confer
ence viii be held tomorrow. They have
decided not to hold a third conferences a.
waIIa waiIa.
Hin Says He is brewing ola.
Il am getting to be an old man. 1 hsv.
moi man years 10 live. II / accomplish al
have set out to DO. things must move viii
celebrity"
Such Is the statement Of james ]. Hill
president Of the Great Northern railway
who. In company with Charles 8. Mollin
president Of the Northern Pacific; A. L
Mohler, president OF the Oregon Railway
and Navigation company, and q number O
minor o~nhcials, arrived at Davenport THU
morning 70 confer with the farmers Of IN,
Big Bend country ID regard 70 railwa,
rates and shipping conditions.
Delegates are present from Spokane
Stevens. Whitman and Adams counties. rep
resenting q region that II IL estimated ma,
harvest $1,000. 900 bushels Of wheat thl,
year. Tomorrow a similar conference ls I.
be held At collax.
The presidents special arrived at Davsn
port about $50 o'clock his mornlng.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05
PHILADELPHIA

Earned runs. ChIcaE0, 3. FhIIaGeIFhIa, J
Tyo-baso hit: Taylor. Three-bese hit;
Wclverton Home rum: Chance, Sacrifice
hts: elaEle Wolverten. Stolen bases:
cago, 10; PHILADELPHIA. O.. First base on
bEilo: ON Taylor, =; on White. 8 Struck
S SgIIs. b Dos Hiss'2 Tim = * E1s we U$p, Z oDsy'
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05
orsIeAIen Dsfsatsa at RaaaaIph.

.s Sa%ss sGeays kkSsssyiils st AFl neaa
Minneapolis. Columbus At St. Paul.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05

Shreveport, 81 Little Rock 8
Birmingham, 4; Atlanta, f-tie.
Nashville, 3: Chattanoosas g.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05

DETROIT, Aug. 4-Young was IN fine
form this afternoon and pitched r~plendldiy.
tain Collins men. who hit him safely eight
times IN the nrst three innings. Shortstop
Elberfeid Of the Detroit team signed With
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. l.-white weak
eued in the twelfth inning today and Chi
oaEo made six hits, including a double and
4 home run, scoring ave runs. Up 70 that
time the game had been q pitchers battle.
A~ttendnnce. 1.296 Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05

ALLIANCE. Neb, Aug. 4-speciai Tel
sgram.)-Mecook takes a second game from
" RHE.
HHiSiIcSSs .S gsstSsSfI
Alliance, Bell, O'Conner and Nioolo. Three
base hit. Core. Two-baee hits. Doane,
Jones. Gilbert. Umpire: Book.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05

Two ouf when winning run scored
%HisaIisasasos .:.. SsSssssS5
fafpe9 Eapfs rlgys,enA TFe-beas
bases; LatoIe. Ryan. pcubie plays; Brad
leF 20 Leiolos Gochnauqr q Laioie - HEX
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05

>Meran OUT: ME by batted ball.
b ssss louis . ...@.... SSSS58
Double plays: Dexter to Tenney, Long
g TenneE FARRELL 20 Braghear, Carney 70
Moran. Be4y9 o. balls: on Mason, 1; on
Guffies 4 Struck out: BY Eason, /; by
OuffiA 1 Times LIS Umpire; Brown.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05
NEW YORK.


.Batted Tor Mcdinnity IN the ninth.
New York ....s......0 ne 100 / ~
Earned runss New York 3; Pittsbure. ].
FIRST base. DH errors: New York, 2; Pitts
Pitfeburg. g. First base on balls: on
Mc0lnnlty, 3: on Phillippl, 1. Struck out:
BY McGinnity, 2; by Phillippi. 4. Three
base hits: McGann. Clarke. Two-baae
bit. Clarke. Stolen bases: Mccain,
Lauder, Clarke. McGfaw 90. Wagner. Hit
Ry pitched bell Acqsnnisx 90 galk' Phil
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05

Earned n Milwaukee 3 LoSisDlie
eel, Barber. Three-base hits: Altrcck
DUNCAN. Bases on balls; on Barber, s
Wild pitch; Barber Double plays; ely
mer 70 Camel, Altrock to Clingman. Left
on bases: milwaukee,, 6; Louisville, II
Time: 1850. Umpire: Ebrisht.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05
Slated for McMakin in ninth.
Ss,a 1sgI '..-9 5SSS4SG5

karned runs; Sc Paul 20 Columous, /
shannon, Turner. Sacrifice hit: Lumley.
Stolen bases: Husgins 20, Dopgherty,
Haas ~, sllsS osAe On Pais: on Sheen:
Columbus, l. Hit by pitcher; BY Chech.
Hart; by AcMackln, Dougherty. Left on
bases: 81. Paul, IL; Columbus, 10. Struck
out: BY Chech. 4; BY McMackin, 3 Time:
zp0 Umpire: F1ggemeier.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05

stanalnE ss be Teams.

At Kansas City-Kansaa c~ity-Indlanap
Oils game postponed; indianapolis failed L
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05

Earned runs: Brooklyn, /. First on err
rors: c~inciHnau,. 1; Brooklyn 2 Left on
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Keeler. Double play; Floor to McCreery.
Sacrifice hits. Farrell. Irwin. First on
balisi on Hughes, 3. on Poole. L Struck
anoe. 1900. Time: 1;Ss, Umpire; Lynch.
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Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-05

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Left on bases: Chicago, 10; Philadelphia,
u. Two-basc- hits: Sullivan, Mitchell, II.
Fultz, Murphy, HartzelL. Stolen bases;
strane, Jones, Mortes, Isbell, Hartzell az.
Double play: IN. Cross to Murphy. Struck
Wilson, g. Passed ball: Sullivan. First
base on balls: OF PIatt, 3; on GrImth. a;
Grifhth. Hit by pitched ball: Green.
Murphy, Time: 2:S. Umpire: Sheridan