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Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-21
ResuIts at Khloch Park.

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 2o.-Bab and sehwalbe
were the only winning favorites at Kinloch
Park today, the balance of the card going
TO one second choice, two third choices and
one long shot, Schwalbe, running In the
name and cOlors of Barney sehreiber,
one mile. and a sixteenth. Tommy Dean
rushed the game little Schneider Ally to
the fore at hagtall and kept her there the
from Brief, which challenged resolutely In
the closing strides. Colonial Girl. which
a distant third. half a dozen lengths away
Weather clear and track fast; Results;
Veil. 12 (Beauchamp), 5 TO 1, won; Nellie
Bawn, 10 q. O'Connor), Q to 2. second;
TSTs H9yn9 . A. T ha Aarest 3 e The !; t M6a..
mon, Hi Kollor, chaminade, Free Girl,
Hopedale and K~ilimandsharo also ran.
Second race, six furlongs, selling: Master
Mariner, 100 &c. Bonner), 5 to 2, won; Pal
TTos' 1Os H. RWSrish6i q 10 !. mira. eTfiGmnee:
WSndeiohr, Joe GOss, Verify, Likeness and
Third race. one and one-sixteenth miles,
purse: Schwalbe, IS ct. Dean. 3 70 10, won;
NAL Girl ss t~Goodyearl. Sto2. third. Time:
Las, Alice Turner, Josie f. Zazel and Kitty
Fourth race, one and one-sixteenth miles,
selling: Chorus Boy. 1O6 CBattiste), 9 TO 2,
won; Salinda, SO (Houbre), 7 to 2, second;
fSiTa' F FfSsnt' 1! a. hMfi ssiSa. 9sSe o s2 :,
Ida Ledaford, Leroyd, Kentucky Babe,
Little Arrow and Clemson also ran.
Fifth race, hve %furlongs, selling: Wei
Kings Lady. 13 (Ots), s 10 s. second:
Crime. loI q. ~Matthewsl, 7 to ], third
Trade. Cloudy, Budweiser, Agnes Mack and
Bsrnacle also ran.
Sixth race. one mile. selling: Bah, 50
(Hoarl. 5 TO 5, won; Found, 13 1T. DEAN, 3
to g second Henry Of Fransiamar, 15
lDavisson). ~ TO l. third. Time: 1:43.
Meddlesome; Dodie s, Lasso. Crosby. Len
nep and GALES also ran.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-21
DIRECT HAL HAS TO HURRY
GreenIine Forces Him to Break Rec
Ords at ReadviIIe- Sets = Mark
of BOO in Third Heat.

READVILLE, Mass, Aug. 20.-The
Grand circuit card this afternoon was the
one arranged for yesterday and which
rain prevented. As the natural outcome
the track was sticky. but. remarkable to
state, with this drawback Direct Hal
broke his own record of 2;0eM and the
Norfolk stake record OF one-fourth Of a
second slower by going the third heat in
2:O6. This race was easily the best Of
the day and the great incident was the
whirl-wind finish in the second heat be-
tween Direct Hal. driven by Geers, and
G~reenline, the Goshen Qnd.) horse. driven
by Saunders. Geers was obliged TO make
Direct Hal do the last quarter in 29% sec
onds to win and he finished only half .
head TO the good at that.
Geers won two races today, the Norfolk
purse Of 5000 with Direct Hal and $1,000
purse for the 2:lS ~trotters with Prince Of
Orange. Dan Patch, who is at this track
in anticipation Of a trial against Star
Pointers famous mile OF 1;59h Saturday.
was sent around several times between
the heats.
The nrst race called was the Norfolk,
2:24 class pace. for a purse Of IS 900.
There were ten starters, Direct Hal being
heavily backed at the odds OF 5 to l. In
the first heat Geers loafed and Greenline
took the heat easily. Next time Geers
found it prudent to drive out, as Green
line was going very fast. At the half
Greenline at the pole was being over
hauled by Direct Hal and at the three
quarters he was only about a length TO
the good. The hnish brought the big crowd
to its feet. Greenline was going like a
machine and It did not seem possible that
he could be beaten, but Direct Hal, urged
on by Geers. foot by foot. gained until
he went under the wire half a head the
winner.
The third heat was paced In 2:Os nat by
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-21

HASTINGS, Neb., Aug. 2O-(Special Tele-
gram.)-Two very poor exhibitions of the
national game were played to a small
crowd here today. In the first game. Min
den defeated Hastings with ease. Score:
Minden, II; Hastings, l. Batteries: Min
den, Anime ami benders, Hastings, SChau-
helberger and Pinneo.
In the second game the Union ~Stockyards
Juniors of South Omaha won in a walk
away from a local Young Mems Christian
association team by the score of IL to Z.
The Union Stockyards Juniors won easily
from the Hastings Young Mems Christian
association boys, who were unable TO hit
Adams curves. Master Walter Hachten
relieved Adams in the fourth inning and
held Hastings to five hits. The game was
slow and embarrassing, the only feature
being the batting of the Juniors. Score
Juniors ........1 s2eO0}23O 9-13 IA 1
Hastings .......0 o o o 0 2 o. s 8
Batteries: Juniors, Hachten and Bonner;
HASTINGS, Mace, Pinned and A~ddington.
Struck out: BY Mace, 6; by Hachten, T..
Time: 1:b6.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-21
vnn Rrunt STAY. wlth Bn.e BalI.

ST. JOSEPH, Aug. 2~O.-(Special Tele-
gram.)-W. T.. VanBrunt. owner of the
one of the mainstays of the Western
league, when asked today concerning the
story recently given currency that he would
year, said: Such talk is rot. Why should
/ quit? Tn Western has been a better
proposition this year than ever before and
our patrons have seen faster and better
bail. Instead of retiring from the business
| will be more deeply Interested next year
than ever. The story that l was to move
to New York probably started this one to
the effect that / intended to desert the
Western league. But l propose 10 remain
In the west and to devote part of my time
TO the building up of the Western league.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-21
THE RECORD.
INSTRUMENTS placed on file Wednesday,
August 20, 1902:
Warranty Deeds.

E.. s. Flor to Andrew Edquist, lots -,
10 and IA, block 6, c. e. Mayne's
first add. to Valley .,................3 Is
w. l.. Dallas and wife to c. NJ.
Sprague. lot 2. block s, LaVeta
place Observation-Disclosures. $3.50
j. G. Moore and wife 20 q. p. Shep-
ard, lot IL, block II, Kountze place.. 100
Mabel r. Yeakel and husband to c.
e. o.. Erickson, lot 20, block 6. Bemis
park 2,SOO
H. M. Puffer and wife to o. w. jon
sen. nh lots 8 and 9, block 3, G. e.
Mayne's first add. TO Valley .....,.. 715
Fred Hartung and wife to Fred Arm
brust, lot 26. Vinton place ......,..... 975
w. X. +. villa and wife to same, lot
Margaret V. Solomon to A. A. New
man, lots 10 to 2l, 40 to As, block /.
Birkhauser & BIS subdiv. ,.......,.., 100
Quit Claim Deeds.
Harry Mcclure to Elsie D. Troup, I'M
divh block 4, Burlington Center ...... I
Jessie G. Hitchcock to n. w. Mutual
Life Insurance Co., n12 feet OF s144.S
feet lot /, Capitol add .......,.... $50
w. w. Waters and wife to o. w.
Jensen. nh lots 5 and 8, block 3.
c. e. Mayne's hrst add. to Valley. geo
Total amount of transfers. &. ,....., SO, iCI
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-21
Ball Player ont of Jail.

BALTIMORE. Aug. 20-Michael ]. Dom
lin, the base ball player who was fined $3.50
and sentenced to six months in Jail for as
saulting Miss Minnie Fields, a member OF
the ben Hur'. company last winter, was
released from Jail today, his fine OF $3.50
having been paid. Donlin had thirty days
taken of his sentence for good behavior
and served only FIVE months. Donlin says
he will begin to play with the Cincinnati
base ball club In about ten DAYS.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-21

This shows that Farnsworth won 95
points, Parker IS, so the margin on actual
play was plenty. The results of the match
has upset all speculation as TO the winner
OF the tournament. The question now
arises, can Farnsworth beat Sanderson. It
will be a great contest should they come
together, as they are both small men and
both play safe tennis. But sanderson has
still to beat Raymond and Sheldon before
he is in the finals.
Matches for Today.
This morning the balance OF the third
round singles, three matches, will be
played, together with the singles consola-
tion. In the regular singles Wilder meets
Peters, Sanderson meets Raymond and
Sheldon meets Caldwell. In the afternoon
the winners of these three matches, to-
gether with Farnsworth, will play the
semi-hnals. Farnsworth will play the
winner Of the Wilder-Peters match, and
Sanderson, who should beat Raymond, will
play Sheldon, who should win from Cald-
we'll. That will leave the finals In singles
only to be played. The remAiner Of the
first round doubles will also be played
this afternoon, bringing that contest down
to eight teams.
A special match this afternoon will be
the mixed doubles between Miss Louise
Pound and IKE" Raymond Of Lincoln and
Mrs. Vaughan-Howell Of Seattle and Con-
rad Young Of Omaha. Both women are
among the best in the country. Miss Pound
came up from Lincoln yesterday together
with a score Of other tennis devotees who
wanted to see Farnsworth win.
The tennis players are greatly pleased
with the Entertainment being given them.
One said: "At Chicago we were treated
like interlopers. Here there is nothing too
good for us and our comfort. We appreci-
ate it, A round Of dances, smokers, mus
zeal entertainments, and ping pong tourpa-
ments is certainly occupying all spare
time.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-21
McCool,, Drops close One.

McOOK, Neb., Aug. 2O.-(special Tele-
gram)-McCook lost TO Fairbury today in
a h~ard-fought and exciting game. Score;
Fairbury ........o o o o 90 o ID I I
McCook .........0 o o 0 0 o 1 o. 3 3
Batteries: Fairbury, Bean and Lafrance;
McCook, Jones and Doane. Bases on balls:
on Bean, 2. Two-base hits: Redmond,
Tuttle. Struck out: BY Bean, IL; by Jones,
6. Stolen base: Jones. Umpire: Patton of
Arapahoe,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-21

KEARNEY, Neb, Aug. @.-Cspecial Tele-
gram. )-Kearney against Norfolk was the
game of ball played here today and was
winning by the score 5 to 4. Batteries:
Kearney, Pickard and Burman; Norfolk,
Gilacki and Wilkins. Umpire: Sullivan.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-21

Grahhus, GiIks, Smith ca, Mock, Cogges-
well, Mcbride Sheibeck. stolen base;
Meany: Double plays; Burns TO Turner
to Kleinow. Struck out: BY Coggesweu,
O.; by Elliott, 2. Wild pitch: Elliott, 1.
Time: 2 hours. Umpire: Tindall.
Soore secoud game.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-21
BoraIma-Abbot Race is on.

BOSTON, Aug. 20.-The Boralma-The
Abbot race, scheduled to AXE place at
Hartford, Conn, August 30, was declared
the owners of the horses here today. Both
animals are said to be lame and UNIT for
racing.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-21
snnthern AnnncIatIon.

At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Il; Shreveport, 8.
At Little Roek-Little Rock, Z: New Or
Al chattanooga-chattanooga. 8; Birming-
ham, 8.
At Atlanta-First game: Atlanta, 81;
Nashville. 5. Second game; Atlanta, Il;
Nashville, 6.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-21
Colorado Springs winds Up MiIwau-
kee with Triple Play in the
Ninth Inning.

MILWAUKEE,, Aug. 20-Coiorado Springs
wound up today's game by a triple play,
defeating Milwaukee by a score Of TO 3.
Men were on first and second and McVicker
hit a line drive which to every one but the
umpire was a scoop, to the shortstop, who
threw. to second the ball being thrown 70
fret for three men out. Attendance, 300.
Score:
R.H.E.
Colo. Springs 30 0 9 o5 ( |
Batteries: Colorado Springs, Foreman
and Baerwald; Milwaukee,, kenna and
Lucia
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N AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Columbus and Kansas City Divide
I'm a Brace Of stubbOrnIy
Fought Games.

Kansas City broke even In a do~uble-header
today. Bailey allowed the visitors but
three hits In the first game and the result
more effective than McMackin. The second
game was called before the ninth inning
catch a train. Attendance, 1857. Score
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-21
Callahan out OF the box. but were unable
TO hit Patterson. Attendance, ASA Score;
CHICAGO. WASHINGTON.


Earned runs: Washington, 3; Chicago,
DAILY. Three-base hits: Keister, Davis.
Stolen base. Davis. Sacrifice hits: DAILY,
Patterson, Isbell. Mertes. Double plays;
Bases on balls: on Carrick. 81; OF Calla-
han. 2; OF Patterson, l. Hit by pitched
ball: BY Carrick, l. by Patterson, ].
Struck out: BY Carrick, j; by Patterson
l. Lat on bases: washington, u Chi
cage, s. Passed balls: Clarke. /; McFar-
land, 1. Time; 1:47. Umpires: Carruthers
and Iohpatone-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-21
EVEN BREAK AT ST. LOUIS
BeanSatsrS and Cardinals Divide Pair Of
Wall Played Games.
BOTH WERE BATTLES or PITCHERS
PittinEer comes on victor over
Yerkes aud Currie wins HonOrs
Against willis In the
second Game.
BOTH WERE BATTLES OF PITCHERS

ST. LOUIS, Aug. POST. Louis and Boston
divided honors in today's double header.
Pittinser had a shade the better Of Yerkes
In the box for the first, but Currie held
the Bostons safe In the second. Attendance,
$500. Score hrst game:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-21
GAMES IN AMERICAN LEAGUE
Athletics Resume Their Winning
stride, Batting Powell in
lunches.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 2O.-The home
team punched four hits in the fifth In
ming, scoring three runs, which proved to
be enough to defeat st. Louis. Husting
was an enigma to the visiting batsmen
Attendance, 2.96S. Score:
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REDS HOLD swstFest.

CINCINNATI, Aug, 2o.AThe Cincinnati
team developed a batting streak today and
Newton and Hedges were the victims. The
home team won both games Of the double
header In easy fashion. In the first Phil
lips pitched a very steady game and had
the Brooklyns at his mercy, while Newton
was pounded at will and was very wild.
In the second game Poole was wild but
effective when he got into tight places. At
tendance, 1000. Score first game:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-21

At Rock Island-Bloomington. 4; Rock
Island, q
At Davenport-Terre Haute. 8; Daven-
port, o.
At Cedar Rapids-Cedar Rapids, 10;
Evansville, o.
At Rockford-First game; Rockford, 3;
Decatur, 2. Second game; Decatur, g.
Rockford, 4.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-21
screnmer rt baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 20.-The Baltimore
American league team made a soul-stirring
finish In today's game with Detroit. After
having the game well in hand Wiltse went
to pieces in the ninth and allowed the De-
troits to score four runs. The home team
took a brace and batted out a victory. At
tendance 1146- Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-21
Rain spoiIs race Meet.

RED OAK. Ia, Aug. N.-CSpecial Tele-
gram. IA heavy rain lasting two hours
began falling at noon today, making racing
Impossible. The Fair association has de-
cided to extend the meeting over until
Saturday.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-21

Bases on balls: BY Killen. /; by Newlin,
l. Struck out: BY Killen 2; by NeWlin,
]. Wild pitch: Newlin. Three-base hits:
Hogriever, Matthews. Dublin. Sacrifice
hits: Fox, Kuhns. Double plays: Dublin
to Grant to Werden. Left on bases: In
~dianapolls. 4: Minneapolis, 8. Time: l:45.
Umpirei Ftggemeier.
Toledo Takes Two from Brewers.
TOLEDO, o.. Aug. a-Toledo defeated
Milwaukee In two games. IN which heavy
batting was the order. Attendance. 700.
Score, first game;
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-21
Standing of the Teams.

Games today: Cleveland at Boston, Chi
cago at Washington, st. Louis at Philadel-
phia, Detroit at baltimore.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-21
CIcveInnd beats Boston.

'Batted for Sparks In the ninth.
GEI SstaS ..:"..:".S 9 SGSqS,d -
Two-base hit: Moore. Stolen bases:
Freeman 0O, LaChance. Double plays:
Gochnauer TO Lajoie 20 Hickman, Parent to
Ferris to LaChance. Bases on balls; on
Moore, 4: OF Sparks, A. Hit by pitched
ball: BY Moore, l. Struck out; By Moore,
2; by Sparks, s.. Passed ball; Wood. Time:
1855. Umpire: o'Laushlin.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-21

Earned runsi 50. Louis, II Boston, J.
Currie to Hartmann; Kruger to Farrell to
Brashears Kittridge to Dexter. Hit by
pitcher. Currie, {. Bases on balls:
on Currie, q; on Willis, 2. Struck outs
BY Currie, /; by Willis, @. Left on bases:
st. Louis. s.; Boston, 6. Time; LES. UNI
Mira Knnalin ----
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-21

Direct Hal, who won the heat and broke
the stake record made by Audubon Boy Of
2;06A and also his own record Of 2:O6is.
The time for the quarters was sly. 1:04h.
1854, 2;oe. the last half being covered in
1:O1&. The fourth heat saw only the
heat winners called out, Direct Hal and
Greenline. They we're sent away looking
like a pair, keeping at even strides until
the last quarter, when Direct Hal took
the lead and won easily by two lengths.
The 2:11 trot for a purse Of 1880 was
won in two straight heats by Malcolm
Forbes Susie j. Geers again came to the
front in the 2:1S trot, taking three
straight easily with Prince Of Orange.
The 2:11 class pace was a hot race from
the start and the favorite, Billy H., was
finally beaten by Primo Direct.
The second event in tomorrow's races
will be the great Massachusetts," 2:iz
trotting race for a prize Of $4,000, and
fast time is expected. as the track is in
excellent condition.
The Norfolk 2:24 class, pacing, purse
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-21

first set after sixteen games. Then he
seemed to let down, as Cary took the next
two in love sets.
Consolation singles first round:
Howell beat Copeland, so so
Cary beat Prouett, 80, go, 60.
Delayed ny the Rain.
The rain wet the courts down so that
they could not be stepped on till near s
o'clock. But about then the committee de-
termined that II did not wish to disappoint
the hundreds Of people who had come to
see the tennis, and announced that the
Parker-Farnsworth match Of the four
scheduled would be played. This was the
one which most everyone wished to wit
ness.
Play commenced at 6 O'Clock. with Earl
serving from the. south end Of the last
court to the west, which Gibbs had raked
and rolled into good condition. Farms
worth lost the first game, but won the
next three straight. Then he lost the fifth,
won the sixth, lost the seventh and eighth
and won the ninth and tenth, making the
set. On the whole lobbing won the set
for Earl, although his Quickness at the net
was very effective. Parker tried hard to
get the net, but Earl would lob him to
the back court repeatedly. On the ex-
NAnah609 vi Nv ~ NaC AANHbohAhAN "
Parker to get them too fast or too speedy
for Farnsworth, who showed great speed
himself. Parker was in his usual great
style, but was 30 far somewhat uncertain
and lobbed outside a good deal. Earl's
lobbing was perfect through the set. There
were bitter rallies over practically every
point and each man made thrilling re-
turns.
The second set found Farnsworth serv-
ing from the north. He took the FIRST
game, lost the second, took the third,
fourth and fifth, having his man Al at
that point. The spectators had hardly re-
covered from the shock Of seeing Parker
lose the FIRST set, but now they conceded
Farnsworth the match in straight sets.
Meanwhile Parker was growing stronger
and better every game, and - he
stepped in and took FIVE straight games
by a grand rally, winning the set, Ga. The
reversal was great tennis, and 1t wa
thought Earl was firing under the terrible
pounding Parker was giving the balls, az
in the latter part Of the set The Brown
les speed lessened by half. Earl's lob
bling also became weak at that time.
YOunEster IL Too Strong.
Parker insisted on a seven minutes resi-
DeIOTe the lnlTu set against faTnbWOrtn
protest. The set opened with Earl serv'
ing from the south. He lost the first
game and they changed sides. Farnswortl
took the next two, one at love. Then the,
changed ends again and Earl lost one ant
then won four straight. Till hat last SCI
Parker had been growing steadily stronger
but the constant chase he had been LEI
began to tell finally and he began lettint
Earl's places go without trying for them
All the way through the match Parker hi
the net often and went out at ends ant
sides too much. Earl played extremel!
safe, even losing some points by refrain
ing from smashes when at the net, wher,
he could have made them win. At al
times, save during the latter part Of tn,
second set, he played from his head ii
great shape, his lobblng being beautiful
and his placing constant. His was a plug
ging game, for all its brilliancy. and tina
won. The points Of the different game
were:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-21
r,ro Gnmen nd HnstinEs.

Games today: Denver at Omaha, Peoria
at milwaukee,, Colorado Springs at Des
st. Joseph at Kansas City.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-21

SSi 4s6RigS :,:"::31S 56S4$StSY
Two-base hits; Peitz, Beckley. Three
Peitz. Corcoran, Maloney. Double plays:
Donovan to Farrell, Peitz to Beekley, Cor.
coran to Peits TO Beckiey. First base on
balls, on Poole, 6; on Hughes, 3. Struck
out: BY Poole, % by Hughes, 3. Time:
1866. EMPIRES; Brown and Irwin.
Chicago stu Losing.
CHICAGO, Aug. 2O.-The locals lost their
sixth straight today on costly errors and
inability to hit Fraser with men on bases.
Four double plays and loves fielding were
features of an otherwise uninterestinR
game. Attendance, 100. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-21
KANSAS CITY.

Stolen bases: Turner. Two-base hits: Fox.
Three-base hits: Turner Double plays
Bailey, unassisted; Leewe to Grady, Struck
out: BY Bailey, 2; by Mcdonald, 2. Base
on balls: BY Bailey. 3; by Mcdonald, 2.
Time: 1875. Umpire: Flick.
Score. second game:
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BALTIMORE

cone out when winning run was scored.
BetfdIt ':.........ss 9 ! Z 9 "a.
Sacrifice hit: Arndt. Two-base hit: Sell
bach. Home run: Holmes. Stolen bases;
Smith, Elberfeld. Double play: Elberfeld
to Beck. First base on balls: ON -Wiltse'
2; OF Yeager, T. Struck out: BY Yeager,
Time: 1855. Umpire: Connolly.
Cleveland Beats Boston.
BOSTON, Aug. R0.-Every error by the
locals and two Of Sparks passes counted in
Cleveland's scoring today. Moore kept
Boston's hits scattered, Stops by Bradley
and LaChance were features. Attendance,
z ara ECOrHt
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-21

TotaI5 - q 70 " IpIaI5 NJ 7 y .
Columbus ......".o Q . SiSS Q ii
Stolen bases: Knoll. Nance. Grady. Sac
rifce hits: Belden, Beville, Nance.
EHt1 ru p5ay' nv YuS McMs 20 hoP.e bv 10 GMSbys sg
q Base on balls: BY McMackfn. /; by
Gibson, 8. Wild pitch: McMackin. Hit
by pitcher: BY Gibson, 2. Time! Q 1:44.
Umpire: Flick.
Lovely billiards mt Louisville.
LOUISVILLE. Aug. 20-LouisviIie made
the hits and st. Paul the errors today, and
the result was what might have been ex-
pected. The home team almost broke the
local record for smuggling. Attendance. 8,122.
Score:
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Denver sluggers Open Up.

PEORIA, Aug. 20.-Denyer took the last
of the series today in q smuggling match In
which Cox was batted all over the lot. At
tendance, zoe. Score:
Denver .........s 8 o OO12 0 2-I6 "a /
Peoria .......,..0 0 0 ] 0 0 0 0 OIL 8 l
Batteries: Denver, Dempke and p. Will
som; Peoria, Cox and Hannaford.
Eonnos TnnatnnaI
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Three-base hits: Corcoran, Dolan. Stolen
bases: . Kelley, Beckley, Seymour, ShecK-
ard. Double play: Keller to Donovan.
First IN balls: on Newton, 3. Hit by
Dires; Brown and Irwin.
gcore aacond game. @
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Milwaukee ...........O 0 l 0 3 o.
Two-base hits: Turner. Kleinow, Smith,
DUNCAN, Mcbride, Hallman. Stolen bases:
Meany, Burns, Smith C). Mock. Double
Schiebeck to Donahue. Struck out: BY
Hughey, 1; by Jacobson, 1. Passed balls:
Spear, /. Bases on balls: OF Grafius, u;
off jacobson, L. Umpire: Altrock.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-21

81 Louis ...".,.".".O 0 0 1900 81
Earned runs; Philadelphia. l. Three-base
hits; Murphy, Hastings. Sacrifice hits:
Hastings. Stolen bases: Hartzel, Left on
bases: st. Louis, 7; Philadelphia. 5. First
base on balls: on Hastings. J; on Powell,
tngs. 2 Time;r lao. Umpire; Sheridan.
carriek Easy for Chicago.
WARRINGTON. Aug. 20-Chicago found
Carrick an easy proposition and won
today's game handily. Washington batted
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Chicago still Losing.

Totals -. aS0 = Totals 80. Q 17i0s
chicago ...-...i Q SSSf6S %
Left on bases; Philadelphia, 8; Chicago,
Lowe to Menefee, Krug to Jennings,
ISryg TO Hulswttt to Jennings, Wolverton
20 Jennings TO Wolverton. Struck out: By
on Lundgren, 81 on Fraser. 2. Time: las.
Umpire; Cantillon.
Game Postponed.
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS York. no
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-21
Game Postponed.

Games today. Boston at 50. Louie.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati, New York at Pitts
burg, Philadelphia at Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-21
/ Louisville.

Lett on DaBo8 LOUISVILLE, 4; st. Paul, 4.
Two-base hits; Camel. Flournoy, Kelley,
Pierce. Three-base hits; Odwell. Cfymer,
GGeissi MsTsen' F,osaeerTih Sacrifice hts; Kelly ny
ford to Camel. Stolen bases: Kerwln,
Camel %, Flournoy. Kelley. Marcan (2),
Cheek; Struck out; BY kerwin: 3 Bases
Miller, /. Wild pitches: BY Kerwih, j;
by Miller, /. Time: 2?S. Umpire: Haskell.