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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-10-07
Shropshire Sheep.

Thirty head of registered Shrop
shire bucks, ranging in age from two
70 six years old. Price $3.50 per head
inspection invited.
G. J. DE BOOR.
37-tf Musselshell. Mont.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-10-07

Free h~omesteads, Alberta, Canada;
pamphlet. Walter Matheson, Cana
dian Government agent. Helena. Mon
tana. Ala
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-13

SARATOGA, N. r, Aug. 1.-THE horses
In training owned BY Clarence II. Mackay
were sold In the paddock here today. Ten
were sold for a total Of &61, 400. AS ex-
pected, the 2-year-old Mexican brought the
top price. Starting at tl9.0O0. with L.
Waterbury, 7: ]. H, Heaiy and w. l.
Powers as bidders. his price advanced to
10000. r.. 7. Wilson, Jr.. secured him.
The Newton Bennington string were also
sold and brought good prices.
Otner sales were as followe:
his Enninence, b. C., 4, by Falsetto-Patro
ness. 70 Frederick Gebhardt. 5000.
Bi S6sp 70 3Seers; z +. e smith, ,S %SsSFnsr-R0nni'
to. John Z. Madden, 800.
xoSnseoa1iysSr.: t; John Eps aiy. s9,SS5. Henry
kosslyn. 3, 9, g b. IsInslass-Lucy Cross
Hs ASs ssni 70 g. J. e. F. hsdd Sg s MaiSsmseful-Ayrtl'
% D q PSso, 3, n 8 by Kendall-Dartawayi
skiIltuLl B c. :, by MirthfuI-skadi. to C
w sfESns Ksas.. 81 & z. by charlo-slOs. tc
The following sales Of the Newton Ben.
nington stables were also made:
B~ensonhurst CHI C, 2 Benshore-Irvan
70 - vincent, 300;
Craft, to L. v. Bel. $500.
klckshRw, b. c. 2. by Ornament-Eisearra
70 E. Mcdonald, $500.
Mayor Graham, ch. c., 2, by R~ossinRton.
Betsy Brock. to e. Mcdonald. 1850.
sl sssy 10 s A Schulz e 3 BY Sensation
Honeymoon. to Sydney Bender. a,s06
kilogram, b. h., s. by Rayon d'Or-Lady
Kidbrook, to l. A. Waterbury. z,5O6.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-13
TOY WITH GRAHANS SLASTS
Milwaukee MARE, Rlehtssn Hits and wins
With Easa.
OMAHA BATTERs WEAK VIM THE sncI
coed Fieiains Keeps the score Dovsr
10 Elshf Ewes with BsiIwnnkss's
hetgs ColIsetfen Of
Base HIts.

MILWAUKEE,, Aug. i~n.-(special Teie-
Dam.)-Say a was onham's on day and
the story e told. Fiftsen hits on omaha's
pitcher. hve Of them good for passes over
two bass, gave Milwaukee eight scores,
while the Indians only secured two. The
0mahas seemed doomed to q shutOut until
the NTH inning, when one run cam as a
sort ~ q gift. Stewart took bis base on
balls on Mcpherson and went 20 second
when Thomas vas hit BY q pitched bali.
Pears struck out. but Graham raped out
an oppoftune single. scoring Stewart. Car
ter and Hickey few out. retiring the side.
N the siKth denins led of with a single,
etone was good fer q scratch, GenIns go
ING out on nelder'a choice at second. Then
Dolan delivered the opportune goods "a a
double. meanwhile Stone negotiated the
sack and cane home % the hit and made
the score two. Milwaukee tried q little
funny work, but Hickey was up to the
game Thofaton cut second b. 4 vide
sEath. but Hickey caught aim napping at
third. Hickey again cut on a tally when
the ball was helded In from deep center,
the Milwaukee man not having touched
third base after the ball was caught.
Hickey called, to the pitcher to throw the
ball TO- him and the umpire ruled the
runner out. The game was featurcIess,
save for tive double plays. Pears, Stewart
and Hickey figuring In one and Carter,
Thomas and Hickey In the other. Thomas
replaced Gonding at catch in the nth. Pears
going 70 hrst. Attendance. 600 Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-13

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Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-13

SPENCER. Neb., Aug. l2-(speciaL)-A
game Of base ball at this place Saturday
between the Spencer club and Dorsey OF
Holt county resulted u to 2 In favor OF
Spencer. Batteries: Spencer, Cravens and
yameson; Dorsey. Richter, Tomilson and
Richter, s; by Tofnilson, 8 Double play.
Cravens to Calhoun to Woods. Umpire.
Coombs.
Juvenile OF Butte against Juvenile OF Spen-
Ger. Score: Butte, -; Spencer. s.
On Sunday the married men OF ROseda1e
and Bustan defeated the married men
Of Spencer on Spencer Grounds. Score
~ to 1&. Batteries: Spencer. Coombs and
Woods and Korab; r. and B., Reynolds
and Anderson.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-13

DAVENPORT. Ia. Aug. 1.-THE August
trotsing meeting OF the Tri-city Mile
entries than ever before. OF the events
TOT. the opening day the 2:15 pace fur
nished a fine struggle. Stranger %. Samp.
son, Baron Rogers, the f0rmer winning,
going into the $40 class. Jim Pafche1'
son Of Joe Patchen, reduced his record
several seconds and won the 2:as pace
easily In z1Sk. The weather was cool and
cloudy. A~ttendance. 1900. Results:
Class z:4o trotting, purse 500: Frugality
Won In three straight heats. Time: 9.e0L.
x:s0h zszoA; Bessie Brentwood. Clarita w
klia ". Billy b. Dr.. Gray. Alcarmo. Star
Twist, III Trust n Alma also started.
Patchen won In straight heats Time:
za44 zllh. 1.lSh. Sensation. Billy, jamie
AZ Wniis Do Alo May and Eliey Red
Glass aus. pacing, purse 500: stranes,
q won the first third and fourth meats.
Time; z09h, 2;l0. 211h. Sampson won the
second heat Time: 2.l01k. Haron ROGERS
Baron Nutphine. ArdsII simmons. DR.. Tom,
Eiash = Major. p, Winnie n, columbia
Huron and Lockhart also started.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-13
THREE HORSES IN ONE PILE
had MizuD on Harlem Track, in witch
Jockey Meade a. BADLY
Hart.

CHICAGO. Aus. 1T. Meade. the light
was seriously injured BY a fan In tie drst
race. At Harlem today and - now ia the
oarnfic PARK sanitarium suffering from a
collar zone. Three Of the fourteen efarters
Wenf 11Wa - 14~-11 - -
mile post Mead had the mount on senor
q was the hrst TO fall while trying 10
set through too small an opening HACK
q Meade was Licorfce, with Tommy
knight up. and he fell over senior. Goody
Two Shoes. with Helgeaon up, fell over The
nrst two n the three boys aud horses
we're mixed ~ IA endless eontusion.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-13
CONTEST FOR TENNIS HONoRS
Tournament at Long Island Begins
with Almost Perfect
weather.
ouTHAMpro

SOUTHAMPTON, l.. l.. Aug. 1.-THE
Long Island championship lawn tennis
courts. or the Meadow club. The weather
exception OF 3 strong wind across the
pionship court were placed r. +. Doherty.
The former champion of England. and Lyle
versisy title and trophy. The turf was In
perfect condition. Alarge and enthusiastic
i fisSSISsSs SRo INDEED sh Siw woEk % % g the Z E9 IS.
the other courts Bob Huntington, the
lumbla university expert; C. 3. Watson. ir..
Or Orange engaged John 7. Rogers. Guy
Racquet Siab met ne '9 ThonmeS~s t ssurr Isn n. snd
the national champion, W. a. Earned. met
Stewart Wall the holder OF the Rugsles'
The main. contests Of the afternoon were
those IN which DR.. PM, the former Eng
w. A IaTnsd' Won their rn plsoss IN c the aen1
hnal round. r. II. Doherty will be paired
With william A. Larned IN the top half Of
lean another chance at the Engiishman
who defeated him In the international meet
English champion an II sn 1. l86G Cssrtsy[' a %iii p ies
malcolm ID. whitman for the place IN the
4smlsanai round and the winner will meet
The summary Of the days play follows:
Ehamplenship s,Rgles; Preliminary round
stursis. jr.. los. a IS; Robert p. Hunt-
inEt0n defeated Robert LEROY. e-2 az Firsf
round-Hobert p. Huntington defeated GUY
Phelps Dodge, eS So; r. r. Doherty de-
Larned defeated Stewart Waller, 81, s-i: q.
=. Watson, 1r, defeated John B. Rogers.
81. 80; DR.. PIN defeated A. g. McMaster.
81. rs; Richard Stevens defeated Hafrv
Allen, "a. 6-3t H. j. Doherty defeated RI. a.
huns 80 80 Second round-Willlam A.
Or. PIN defeated Richard Stevens 81 az
Nike doubles: First round-Mrs. III w
Hoadiey and H l. Doherty defeated Miss
Mtdoelbrook and Robert Leroy, So. go:
Miss Russell n Robert p. Huntington de-
teated Mre- Harry AcVickar and Thomas
6turEiB, 3r, 81, 81
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-13
BLAMES THE ENGINE CREW
Vardict Of the OOruners Jury in the Case Of
A. J. st. John.
CHANGES NEGLIGENCE AND cARELtssNEss
Coroner Bradley Says IL IL for the
County Attorney TO Decide
Whether Any Complaints
should BE Filed.

The verdict Of the coroner's Jury IN the
inquest held yesterday afternoon over the
remains Of A. j. st. John, who was killed
in q collision between a Union Pacific
switch engine and a motor car at Thir-
teenth and Marcy streets, Sunday after
noon, places the blame Of the accident on
the crew Of the switch engine. After
giving the time and place Of st. Johns
death, the verdict reads:
The collision was due to the negligence
and carelessness Of the employees of the
Union Pacific Railroad company, and we
further find that the train crew in charge
OF the motor car, the hagman. John Fenton,
are In no wise to blame for said accident
The verdict was signed by G. NJ. Bachmann.
foreman; M. o. Cunningham, o. r. Hall.
zens Stevens, ]. Jankowisky, @. w.
Guieye.
The taking Of testimony began at 2
o'clock and continued all Afternoon. The
Union Pacific company. the street car com
pany and the relatives Of St. John were
represented by attorneys, and all took part
In the examinati on OF witnesses.
Coroner Bradley after the verdict was
delivered, said that he would not cause the
arrest OF J. B. Hornish, engineer and
John Clark, fireman, OF the switch engine
for the killing Of st. John was purely ac-
cidental according TO the evidence, and he
was sure there was no criminal intent.
No Criminal Arrangement.
The coroner believed that the Jury, in
placing the blame on the railroad company,
did not mean that the switch crew should be
arrested. He said It was for the county
attorney to decide whether a complaint
should be filed against Hornizh, Clark or the
the railroad company. County Attorney
Shields is at present In Salt Lake City.
Tn facts concerning the accident brought
out at the inquest were as published in The
Bee Monday morning. Motor car No. I45,
In charge Of Conductor l. P. Cook and
Motorman Charles stitt. was going south
on Thirteenth street. It reached the
Union Pacific tracks on Marcy street, and
was given the signal to go ahead by the
nagman, John Fenton. AT this time the
switch engine was az a standstill & short
distance west OF the street car tracks. The
engine started backing east, while the
motor car was on the railroad track, ana
struck the car on the side near the rear
end. h nagman called TO the engine
crew TO stop. but they paid no attention
to him. St John jumped from the car
and was caught between the step and the
running board Of the engine He was
killed almost Instantly. The accident
happened about 2:s5 O'Clock Sunday after
noon. and was Witnessed By a large number
Of people.
The funeral OF the deceased will occur
At 4 o'clock this afternoon at the family
residence. 22sO South Twelfth street, after
which the remains viii be sent to Oakland.
Ia. for interment.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-13

ST. PAUL Minn.. Aug. l2-Acting on In
struetlons from the board Of directors ot
the White Bear Yacht club. secretary Mer-
Til sent = formal challenge 10 the Roynl
81 LaWrence Yacht club AZ Montreal. "a
eau for the ~aeawaphaka Coriuthlan Gun fu
a. soon ~ the result In the cup race
was known and Il a been settled that
Trident, the Canadian yacht, had won. IN
the event the challenge a accepted several
WILDE built IN 81 Pau and a general
Invitation VIII be iasued to Al finland
% Participate in trial races Ia
winner q 5. iss eSSsiisasssI fO sr tEs Cup. the
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-13

LINCOLN, Aug. ~12-(speclal Telegram)-
The Lincoln Young Mems Christian assoc
citation boys went down to defeat at tho
hands OF the Union S~tOckyards Juniors In
a. hotly contested game. The yard boys
played an almost perfect game; Quinn was
invincible, allowing but four hits. Miller.
Talbot and Bonner played the star game
for the yards. Hyde and Speiser were the
stars for Lincoln. Score:
Lincoln ........"..".o I 000SoSG
Batteries; stockysrds, Quinn n Mil
Ter; Lincoln. Sequinn, Irwin and Smith.
Earned run: Lincoln. Base hits. Stock
yards, 8; Lincoln, 4. Errors; Stockyards,
2; lincoln. T.. Bases on balls. on Quinn, 4;
on Sequinn, 3; on Irwin, 4. Struck out: by
yards, IA; Lincoln, 9. Double play; Hyde to
Johnson. Time: 165. Umpire: Church.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-13
Trounce Argos at sprinEaeIa.

SPRINGFIELD, Neb.. Aug. 12.--(speciai
Telegram.ETh locals won today's game
Ing II three straight. BallenRer Of the
~Spring1elds had the Argos at his mercy
from the start and. allowed them but four
nings. Score: R.H.E.
Springfield - 0ls2oo o-l0 z o
Argos .........O i 0 0 o 0 0 o. 8
N Batteries sprInsesld BalIsngsr and
Meyers. Time; 1880 Umpire: Givens.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-13
In southern Aaaociatlon.

At Nashvil1e-Nashville. o; Birmingham. l.
At Shreveport-Flrst game: Shreveport B;
New Orleans, l. Second game: New Or
leans, 8; Shreveport. 3.
At Atlanta-F1rst game: Chattanooga.
10; Atlanta, .. Second game; Atlanta, i:
Chattanooga, 1.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-13

The Nationals defeated the Tenth Street
stars Sunday IN. a fine game. Fitzgerald
pitched for the Nationals. allowing but one
base on balls and striking out thirteen
Stars. Dohn also held down first base
nicely and did good work at the bat Score:
FsntR Street stars. ! SdsiiSS&
Batteries = Nationals: Fitzgerald and
Westergaard. Tenth Street Stars: Haley
The Nationals go to Blair the cath to
play the Blair team.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-13

La PORTE CITY, Ia, Aug. 12.-Tha La
Porte Racing association has announced
the races for September -, Is and e6. The
nesting, which was originally announced
Tor July, was postponed and declared on on
ACCOUNT Of the floods damaging the track
and stables. About 1900 are offered in
purses. This IL the only race nesting In
tliS S01nt5.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-13

RANDOLPH, Neb.. Aus. 12.-(speciai Tel
egram.)-Norfolk and Randolph played a
close game here today, tieing the score, 5
to 5, In nth inning. In the ninth Norfolk
scored the winning run. Batteries: Nor
folk, Bucklin and Wilkins; Randolph, Gil
liam n Zes. Umpire: Carroll.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-13
Minden Trims superiorIten.

SUPERIOR, Neb., Aug. 12.-CspeciaL)-
Minden took the first OF a series Of three
yesterday. Superior had a couple
OF chances TO take the victory, but lost
them through tistless playing. Score:
Minden .......s OoOOsOoE IS 10 :
Superior ......1 o 1 0 o 0 Q 81 10 2
Batteries: Minden. Gaines and Moore;
Superior, Hoffmeister and Heck. Umpire:
Attendance. $50.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-13
DIRECT Hal. SILL WINNING
Takes \ Great metropoutan Race ne
Brighton Beach with Geers
for Driver.

NEW YORK. Aug. n.-The second day
Of the grand circuit meet at the Brighton
weather was bright and cool, but a high
wind prevented fast time. The. manage
ment announced that owing to The Abbott
ex-champion and Lord Derby was declared
OF. In its place on Thursday Prince Alert
and Anaconda viii compete for q purse q
$500 to beat the worlds pacing record, and
Dan Patch will go a mile against time to
beat the worlds time record held by star
With favorable weather It looks as II
both records are in danger, as the track
Is fast n the horses are in hrst-class
condition. Dan Patch was booked for Sat-
The opening race Of the day was the 2:s4
trot, which had a field OF eleven. The bay
g ss' SO Tor rl tSs aeia w ana after nSr s a Eood ds ca u
storing William Tell 1t the pole led on,
with the favorite IN close attendance. while
Geers, with the Questor, was a good third,
Al the half Tivsrton moved up and went
TO the front, winning by a length. In the
next two heats Tiverton had II all his own
In . jog. The victory was never in doubt
and the winner seems CAPABLE Of going In
far faster company. The metropolitan
favOrite In the BAY stallion, Direct Hal.
who has won every race he has started in
THIS M t season. The neia Eas a strong one
sauonal In the extreme, one plunger lay
ing 5000 to 1880 in the pools on the
f~avorite. whose price was steady at 500
Miss willamont drew the pole. but as
soon az the word was given 6~reenline,
with a splendid burst of speed, took the
lead and got the pole, with Aiderone sec
Ond and the favorite, who got the worst
of the start, third. In the back stretch
Direct Hal tried TO get to the front, but
was fnterfered with by Elderone n a
foul occurred. Greenline led into the
stretch, when Geers came with one OF his
well known finishes, and won by half a
length. Elderone was distanced for 4 FOUL
In the second heat the battle was again
between 0reenllne and the favorite from
start to finish and In the third the favorfte
won easily by three lengths from Tertimen.
Greeniine breaking so badly on the top
turn that he was distanced.
The 2:1s class for ~trotters was on the
novelty plan. in which each heat Is prac-
tically 4 race. as the. winner Of the first
and second heats retire after each heat,
the balance competing for the third. First
money goes TO the winner Of the fastest
heat, second and third money decided also
by the time made, while fourth money
goes 10 the horse in the next best posi-
uon In the summary. Prince Of Orange
In the Geers stable was the favorite.
though Allie Wood was a close second
The latter won in a good finish by a length
Wilton Boy was the choice, but again he
was second. as Prince of Orange came
with a great rush and won easily. The
third heat was won by Aivander at a 5 TO
1 shot, with Silver Hair and Remay in the
positions. In the horse review s-year-old
pacing stake the bay filly Ecstatic had a
walkover, Lorabie Bel, her only compet-
itor, being Drawn. Results:
2;A class, trotting, purse $500:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-13
CANES M NATIONAL LEAGUE
Bonten shuts oat rittssurs In one-
sided aa.ae DevsIa OF
Interest.

BOSTON, Aug. 12.-Pittsburr was shut
out by Boston In = one-sided game today.
ne hona team seven runs in the fourth
inning and two errors, q pass and a MI
sent In three more talliea In the seventh.
yl-lloIs. Allandance. zoe -score:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-13

knight and Heireson we're Fortunate
enough 20 escape Injury, but Meade was
trampled On By the horses and Il IN a seri-
Gus condition. The race was won BY
Kings LADY. the ~favorite. one second
choice and four outsiders III the betting
won the other events.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-13

WAYNE, Neb., Aug. 12.-(special Te,e-
gram.(-Two good games OF ball were
played here on the college grounds this
afternoon. The college defeated the Dixon
Estates defeated the Dixon club In a game
following by a score Of s to g.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-13
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Leuinvilie Pounds Gibson for Nine
Hits In seventh, wfnains
fron nluea.

L~OUIsvILLE, Aug. la.-LoulsviiIe mada
nine hata In the fourth inning. These
Melted seven runs and the viotory. Wolfe,
who succeeded Gibson. did well, but the
kams NAG been won and lost Both teams
MT the ball hard. Attendance. a.1T0. Score:
InnIavuIn uaMcAn rrnw
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-13

tiers % score three runs IN the afth inning.
Up 20 that time Kitson had held them to
one run The winning run IN the eighth
TOT Brooklyn wa made on a base on balls
70 irwin, Floyde sacrifice N Kitson's.
three-hagger Attendance. 400 Score;
nun0urvr ~r,~.oo
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-13

1wo-bess pitt Flick Three-base hlts:
Howell Bradley. Stolen bases: MeFsr-
m laaa Hglliib sI9@ o ~ Rlsysi Lasois 70 HiSk-
9n Moore. 4: on Butler. 4. Left on bases:
CLEVELAND. :; baltimore, g. Struck out; BY
Bemis. l. Time; 1'D- Umpire: Connolly.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-13
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE. wEDN EsDAY, AUGUST rs. 1909.

hlt: Byera sacrince hita. Hart. ouinin.
Werden. Struck out; By Wagner, 4; By
Martin, J. Bases on balls: on Wagner, q;
!. By Martin, l. Time; lsn. Umpire; Fig
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-13

At Davenport-Decatur, 2; Davenport, /.
At Rock lsland-Evansville, s; Rock
Al Rockford-Rockford. S; Terre Haute, 1.
AZ Cedar Rapids-Cedar Rapids, s.; Bloom
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-13
new Gsrm destroyer.

DR.. Kings New Discovery kills consump-
tlon Hnd grip germs. Cures coughs. colds
and lung TROUBLES O. ne pay. soc. ~
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-13
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES
c~levslsAa Defeats baltimore, Making
Ten Victories out OF Last
Twelve Games.

CLEVELAND, Aug. 12-Cleveiand de-
feated Baltimore easily today. makInR ten
Victories out of the last twelve games.
Moore pitched. a strong game and was
lnely supported Pitcher Bernhard retoined
Cleveland today. Attendance, 2,645. Score:
CLEVEIANB nATr1ropu
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-13
NEW YORK


" AoeD" - AZ =
None out when winning run was made.
cerc,n ToTh .-""-.S SSRe~9 80 s
Earned runs: New York. 2 First base
on balls: on CrOnin, 1; on Poole, s Struck
GUY. BY .Cronin. 8; by Poole, g TwO-base
nahan- Stolen basess Mccain Dunn.
Steinfeldt. McGrar ca. Double playt Me-
1raw 70. hcGann- HIT BY pitched ball:
Fooie. Umpire; Emsiie. Time: 1:4s.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-13

IWo-b4Po MS; ueIer, AelIey. Sacrlfce
pl4yt Burma 20 Turner. Struck out. By
etimmel :; BY HuEhey, 2 Passed balls;
On Hass~hsy lem :: on ssimmsi'' oA, VIZ "a b sflls:
4tmmel. Hit With bail; BY Hughey, L
FINE: l;4A Umpire: Tyndall.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-13

NEW YORK, Aug. la-New YORK. beat
Cincinnati. today by : to q scoring the win
ming run In the ninth. LADDERS wo-bag-
ser, an attempted sacrifice by Smith and a
TO the home team. Attendance, a,6OO.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-13

harned runs. Chlcaeo, /; Brooklyn, q
srst on Ssror.' Shicago. ?; BROOKLYN, I.
Iwo-base hits: Keller, Kitson. Three-
gsse hit; kitson. Stolen bases. Chance,
tinker. henefee. Double play: Flood to
FIRST base on balls on Kitson, 2; on
MeneIee. L. Struck out: BY Kftson. s. BY
Menefee. 2 Passed balls: Warreli. UNI
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-13

City, IL Two-baBe hit: CAMEL. Three
bass hits: Nance. Rothfuss. Camel, Home
run; Grady. Sacrifice hit: Cannon.
BY Flaherty. 3; by Wolfe, 2; by Gibson.
l. FIret base on balls; on Flaherty, 4:
on. Wolfe, l. Time; 1i66. Umpire: Has
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-13

Games today: Milwaukee at Indianapc
lie, st. Paul at Toledo. Minneapolis q
Columbus. Kansas City at Louisville.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-13

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 81. MeMackin
kept the hita scattered today, while
O'Brten's errors were followed b. clean
drives. Attendance, 1e3o4 Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-13
EASY MONEYII ~sfYSSssSSSSssSysD

30 maE1l Ill b. oar 1lT6 and allo 1I1Iem 81 tul
Hfeetrnent Entirely ueu plan PRE- Write for IL
sneE ThA DOUGLASS DAILY co. Tuf conmir
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-13
stanaing ID dc Teams.

uames today. So, Louis at Philadelphia,
fittsnurg at Boeton. Chicago at brooklyn
Cincinnati at HeY York.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-13

BRQoELxN. Aug. n-Ihe nrst ZANE az
ne Calc.4o-ttQQkyn series resulted n a
WIN Tor Brooklyn BY \ score OF to A
souf effprs ana two hits enabled tbs va
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-13

Hames toqay: CIeveland az BALTIMORE.
ton, Detroit at Philadelphia.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-13
ST. Lpuis nefeats PhnaAslDhia.


STATED fer white IN tenth.
Ff~knassSsisAE .:.~si3iSfSg3G ~
Harmed rungs 81, Looia, s, Philadelphia,
4 IWo-lpse hits. Braahear, Farrell, Hart
nan. Jennings SEcrlnce hIts; emoot OD.
tt4rtmAnt Thomas, WoIVorlon ID. Stolen
b4fe4; White Fraser. Left on bases.
81 Louis. IA philadelphia. q Flraf base
On balls; on xerkea. 1i OF DuEgleby, y;
On Er1ssr hn y pitched BAH Isn-
RE, 4 iS 0ksIh, I: s. FrSssr. 4 rs@s.
An Umpire: O'Day. "
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-13

'Basted for Dohsny IN ninth.
R PRasRa ...,.. ! Ss5sSsss ~
Earnod runs; Boston, 4 Tno-hase hitn:
Dexter, Clarke, Cooley. stolen bases:
Leach Dexter Beaumont First base On
t.lle; oH t4ttln4efi q On Doheny, q Hit
eY pitched ball earnaY. Struck cut: by
Aittinsef, 81 b. Dohsny, 3 Time: lid.
ympirei Irwin.
ST. Lpuia Defeats PhnnAslphia.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. n-st Loui. a.
tt1ted Philadelphia today IN q ~ten-innlnR
tame Wnlcn was cniely remnrkabla cor
tne neaRf hitting o. the visitors. Terkes
vs. nit IN the head BY a liner from Dug
net en9 WAS compelled 20 retire.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-13

barned runBs MlIWaukee, 8: Omaha. 4.
IWo-baeo Mtse Dolan, oatfns, Vauahn.
McYickeE Dolan, Bases On balls: Oh
Sraham q; on MoPhergon, 5. Hit bv
Eitched ball: Thomas. Struck out: BY
9rsnams Z; ~ McFherson, 4 Double plays:
Hickey, Garter to Th6nasS to Hickey Leftt
en bases: Mlwaukee. o Omaha, g. sacrf-
Base on hallsi on MCPHERSON, n: on
QrahaTn. 10. Umpire. Bone. Time: In
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-13

PEORIA, ILL.,, Aug. 1a-Des Moines won
game before a very slim crowd. The
visitors punched hits in the fourth and
hfth innings. Attendance. 800. Score:
Peoria .......S iSStSSS Z
batteries. Peoria, Sebastian ana yvn-
Umpire; Strauss. ~