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Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-14
EVENTS ON RUNNING TRACKS
savabIe Distances Eleven American
Derby Candidates on Har-
lem Field.

CHICAGO, June B.-Against nine Ameri-
can Derby candidates JON A. brakes
savable, champion S-year-old of the west,
victor OF the futurity, last year. and equal
fayorite with Irish Lad for the Derby. won
the NJ. Lewis Clark stakes today in a SEN
sational rush. Results:
First race, seven furlongs: Six Shooter
won. Old Hutch second. Jim Clark third.
Second race, four tuTlonss; Peter P1gl
third. Time: 04s 3-5.
Third race. the NJ. Lewis Clark stakes,
one mile and an eighth: Savable won,
Bernays second, The Picket third. Tim
Fourth race, six furlonss: Dick weIles
won. Burnie Bunton second, Nitrate third.
Firth race, one mile and an eighth HarEis
Non HsEmeneis second John AcGurk
sixth race. one mile and a half: Cogswen
won, CaKtOn second, Compass third. Time:
Seventh race. one mile: Modicum won.
Our Bessie second. Alec third Time: $40 is.
NEW YORK, June B.-Results:
First race, handicap, about six furlongs
John A. Scott won, Astartta second. Ingold
third. Time: 1;li 3-6.
two miles and a half: Strike the Light won,
Judge Phillips second, HRrkforward third
Third race. the fremont stakes. about si1
ond. Dlmpie third. Time: 1;iS Us.
Fourth race, the Brooklyn Derby, one
mile and a half: Whorler won. Golden
Maxim second. Merry Acrobat third. Tine.
Fifth race. nve and a half furlonsH. sell.
Ing: Bob Murphy won. Istaway second
Sweet Tone third. Time: 1908.
Sixth race, one mile and a furlonE; Kin
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NIICdbU sssssssssssss y y I y y y I o U
Left on bases: Chicago, 5; Philadelphia,
6. Two-base hit; Gleason. Three-base hits:
Taylor, King, Roth. Sacrifice hit: Gleason.
Stolen bases. Slagle, Chance, Titus. Uou-
BILE play: Hulswitt to Barry. Struck out:
balls: on Taylor. Z. Time: ia Umpire:
Moran.
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RH.E
Long HIT wins Game in Ninth.

. WAHOO, Neb., June 1a-(SpeciaL)-One
of the most exciting games of bad played
here this season occurred yesterday at the
ball park, between Wahoo and a picked
team from Saunders couuty. There was a
0 to 0 in the first half OF the ninth inning.
Percy Adams, the Wahoo pitcher. did, ex-
cellent work, holding his opponents down
to four hits. The brilliant play that won
the game occurred at an opportune time.
There were two men on bases and, two
outs when Step Crawford came up to bat.
Now Step is a brother to the famous
''wahoo Sam" OF Detroit, and after making
a couple of passes at the sphere. he lined
the ball away out over the fence, making
one of the prettiest home run hits ever seen.
Score:
Saunders county. 0 o 90 90
Batteries: Saunders county, DeVore and
Volta; Wahoo, Adams and Johnson. Struck
on balls: on Adams, /; of DeVore, 1.
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max matters worse the game was. played
on the grounds of the defeated team.
The st. Johns put a slight crimp in the
st. Charles boys by beating them, u to
II. Batteries, St Johns, Alquist and Dig
brow; st. Charles, Walters and Howe.
The boys of the Omaha Printing COM
pany showed their contempt for the Car
penter Paper company players by making
II 16 to 5 with ease. F. Cope And Miller
were in the points for the printers and
Miller and Sitterquist for the paper men.
The club from the Union Pacific auditors
offices took in their ~neighbors. from the
B. q M. headquarters to the tune Of %
to 9. whitehead and Erickson were the
battery for the Union Pacific and Truel-
SON, Wilson and Faber for the b. & NJ.
The auditors are feeling good over their
victory, as it keeps their percentage up
to the 1000 mark.
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CREScENTS DEFEAT EAGLES
LonERnecker, Pitcher from University
of Nebraska, Knocked out
of the Box.

The Crescents defeated the Eagles Of
Council Bluffs yesterday afternoon in an
easy game at Lake Manawa by a final
score of IL TO s. Longanecker, the Uni
versity of Nebraska pitcher, was in the
box for the Bluirs team and was touched up
the first inning for a lead of five runs, and
he was knocked out of the box In the
fourth. He was replaced by Matthews,
who was a puzzle to the Crescents. Peter
son paved a. star game at first for the
Crescents. Score:
. R-H.E.
Eagles ........O o o o $50 90 8 1
Crescents .....5 0 8 90 o OLLIE 3
Batteries; For Eagles, Longanecker, Mat
thews and Forster; for Crescents, Troby
Karr. Umpire: Bauther.
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a Rain % EGn: Royal Pirate second. Tiosa

hSaaine Won Royal Pirate second. Tioga
DETROIT. June 13-Results:
FIRST race, nVe furlongs; Handmore won
third. Time: IsO7L. a"
Second race. six f~urlongs: Little Dutch
sss u won Annu second. Emma c. L. third.
Third race. one mile; On the Quiet won.
hengaw second, Baird third. Time: l:5OI
Fourth race, one mile and an eighth, the
Sampau handicap, value $500: Lfralighter
Time: 2:01. ~
Fifth race, six and a half furlonRs: Golden
Cottage won, Ftzhriiar second, Khaki
third, Time! i.2Sh.
won. arkspu second, Radsord third.
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Y. NJ. c. A. LEAGUE OPENS.
FIrst Came Between diamonds and
BNFAe-Hammers, vita Former
Victorious.

The nrst game played by thu teams in,
the Young Mems Christian association
Hammers, who Opposed the Diamonds The
game was played on the Young Mems
Christian association grounds at Seven
teenth and Pinkney streets, and resulted
in a score of 10 to 6 Score:
B ByrmeHasmmers IS : SSS6SS 6-Vs
Batteriess For Diamonds. Willard and
Msgarth; for Byrne-Hammers, Fitzgerald
This is the nrst game OF the series which
will be played by the league on either
Wednesday or Thursday evening and Sat
urday afternoons. Fou teams constitute
the league at present and 1t is hoped TO
have two more added. The Diamonds and
Standards are composed Of members OF the
association, as are also the Byrne-Ham-
mer and McCord-Brady teams. the latter
two having only men employed in these
houses.
The association Is preparing for a track
meet TO be held sometime in July. This
Il the FIRST done by the association In track
lines for some years and the revival this
year promises to be one that will last more
than the season.
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one BUSY DAY ON THE LINKS
Omaha Golfers Make Saturday Afternoon a
Time Of Activity.
iEDAL PLAY FOR CUPS BRINGS CROWDS
Both Country and Field CIuh Links
See Many Golfers ana the
scores Are Excellent Evil
dencea of Form.

With the Cartan cup and the Omaha
Field club cup to play for at the Field and
Country clubs yesterday afternoon the
largest number Of golfers that have played
In tournament play on one day in Omaha
this year were on the links. The Field
club course was in excellent condition and
the play was the highest average play that
has ever been played on like occasions at
the club. John Francis, with a handicap of
70. won out with a net score Of IS and / bet
ter than Harry Morrill,.
The score Of the Field club tournament:
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ore of the Field club tournament:
rive in TIE.

The remainder Of the scores were about
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I cure all forms Of Nervo-sex.
ual Debility caused by self
abuse, youthful foliies, excess
size lpCduISenees oyeEwosk,
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HOIdreEe o, Mindea 2.

HoLDREGE. Neb., June B-(SpeclaI Tel
egram.l-The second game OF the Central
Nebraska Base Ball league was PLAYED
here today between Holdrege and Minden.
with a score resulting in favor OF the
locals 3 TO 2 Score:
Minden ...............O / o 0 / 0 %
Batteries: Holdrege. Teel and Hall: Min
den, Sanderson and White. Struck out:
By Teel, s.: by Sanderson, 5. Base on balls:
on Teel, /; on Sanderson. l. Two-base
hits; Sandsrson, Black, Gray, Schaub. HIT
by pitched ball: Burman. Errors: Hold
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COLLEGE BASE BALL GAMES
Yale Goes Down 20 Princeton and
PennAyIvaniH BEFORE HHr-
.--'' ward.

NEW YORK. June I3-Ntne thousand
persons saw Princeton defeat Yale by Z to
s on the National league grounds here to-
RH.E.
Princeton ......l o 10000 0 GIIs 3
Yale ............1 o ? o 0 / 06 s 0
Batteries: Princeton. Stevens and Reid;
Yale, Shevlin and Winslow.
Harvard OveFwhelms Pennsylvania.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. June 13.-Harvard
completely overwhelmed University OF
Pennsylvania today, playing the fastest
game seen here this year, the score being
to 0. Clarkson struck out twelve men.
Score:
R.HE
Pennsylvania % o 0 o o 0 0 o 90 9 7
Batteries; Harvard, Garrison and Quig-
ley: Pennsylvania. Groves and Cariss.
At Chicago: Chicago, II; Northwestern, s.
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vinton wins by BunchinE Hits.

WEBSTER CITY. Ia, June i2-(Speeial
MISUNDERSTANDING the hits gave Vinton
the victory over Webster City this after
noon In a fast and well played game Of
ball. The features we're the t~wo-baggers
tsriss: For Webster City, Gregory and
White for Vtnton. Clement n Atkins.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-14
DRIVING MATINEE
Crowd of over Thousand People out
to See Four Interesting
Events.

The Tri-City Amateur Driving club gave
its first matinee yesterday before an en-
thusiastic audience Of over 1000 people
handsome turnouts we're on the
grounds. The meet was given under the
management Of Mr.. Crofoot and Mr.. Ken
dali. w r.. Sapp of Council Bluffs. as
starter, showed his ability, as there was
no delay between heats. The judges. Fred
PoYenburger, w. w. Houston and Mr..
BURNS. gave their decisions to the entire
satisfaction Of both the owners OF the
horses and the people. Summary;
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AnenE Anstear Ban Player.

The Nebraska Plumbing Supply com
pany'ateam Was defeated by the United
States Supply company's club by the mar
row margin OF one run, the score being
II TO 10. The batteries were; Nebraska
Bevertdge and Kisbelik; United states,
SwartE, Grihith and Holbrook.
the ImDerials were making one. and 10
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The Joseph Smiths N Eagles win play
STOCK YARDS JUNIORS LOSE
Nationals do Some Heavy work I'm
the Fifth and sixth
InninRs.

i. The over~conhdence of the Union Stock
Yards Juniors lost them the game TO the
Nationals yesterday afternoon at letters
park. before a large and enthusiastic
crowd. The fielding and batting hoaors
were about equal with Caughey, Miller and
Adams for the Juniors and Westergard and
McLea for the Nationals doing the heavy
stick work. The Juniors made a grand
finish in the ninth. knocking In four runs.
shy. Adams pitched good ball. but was
hit hard in the NTH and sixth. Wylie did
good work, but was a little wild at times.
Score:
Nationals -.........O ooOs4o1 Ia
u. 8. Yards Jrs....0 5 1 0 0 0 1 0 Al
s. Two-base hits: Caughey, Westergard Q).
Mclean. Bases on balls: on Adams. Il;
on C~aughey, l; OF Wylie, Z. Hit by pitched
balls: westergard, 2; Miller. l. Struck out:
BY Adams. 9; by Caughey, 4; by Wylie, s
stolen bases: Yards, q Nationals 8 Left
300. Umpire, Alderman.
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Games I'm Three-I League.

At Observation-Disclosures, 3; Springfield, /
At Cedar RapidsCCedar Rapids 2; De-
All MISUNDERSTANDING on. 6; Dubuque, 2.
At Davenport-Rock Island, 5; DaVen-
port g. >
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INSTRUMENTATION is still the champion
bail club OF southern Iowa. 1t defeated
Creston here today by a score OF "A to 10,
8 to 10 in favor Of Creston. Batteries:
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION GAMES
81. Paul AXE Ten, bat Louisville
Goes Three Better After Pound
ing Match.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, June 13-The locals
Paul today by batting both Stewart and
Volz all over the lot. McCord was wild
and was relieved by Egan in the second.
Attendance, 5000. Score:
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DETROIT.
rss.i. - IN Is totals -.a .s1aS Is !

Toeaio . , III 10 ~ AONAi Va -
xOne out when winning run was made.
Detroit ............ o 1 o 1 o o O.
First base on errors;' New York, q Left
on bases: New York, IL; Detroit, 6. Two
hits: Davis 80. .Etberfeldtr Fultz, CAMEL.
Barrett. Stolen base: Camel. Double
play: Lush to MCGUIRE %, First base or
out: BY Chesbro, 5: by Deering, l. .Balk:
Deering. Time; 156. Umpire: O.Laughlin.
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GAMES IN NATIONAL LEAGUE
new York stuI Maintains supremaey.
sbuttiaE Cincinnau out
without score.

CINCINNATI, June n-Cincinnati was
again shut out by New York today. Hahn
was effective up to the eighth, when he
was touched up for a single, a double and
a home run by Bresnahan. Matthewson
was in great form. Attendance, 400o.
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Battle creek Loses a Game.

CLEARWATER Neb., June 13-(Speclal
l-CIearWater and Battle Creek crossed bats
today on the Clearwater diamond, with
the result. 7 to 6. In favor OF the home
lcIearwater ..........o 0 >,
! Battle Creek .......1 1900
Batteries: Smith and Macauley: Boyer
and Ulry.
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CHICAGO.

Two-base hits: Ortiz, Selbach, Ryan.
Home rum; Ryan. Stolen bases; Moran,
Carey. First base on balls: on Orth, A.;
on Dunkle, 6. Struck out: BY Ortiz, 2: by
Dunkle, 2. Left on bases: Washington, 81;
Chicago, 5. Passed ball: Mcfarland. Time:
lao. Umpire: Sheridan.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-14

The second heat in class c was a very
exciting one, as Ruth Jester went away
from the wire at a lively clip. leading 20
the quarter. There she was overtaken by
the Kentucky horse. Governor Taylor, who
showed a Wonderful burst OF speed down
the back stretch finishing hrst In this
same heat. as Rock came 20 the wire. he
Ia II his feet and ran three miles before
his driver. Mr.. Lrch. could get him under
.~tontroL The next meeting win be given In
two weeks
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E
Totals III Is n 9
Totals - s "a 10
0 / s / 0 3 Ill
/ 0 o 0 0 0 0 o.

Base hits: Abbott, Davis ~, Il. cross,
.Seybold. Three-base hits; Murphy (O.
Home runs: Hickman, Davis. Sacrifice
hits: Hartzel, Seybold, NJ. Cross, Powers.
Left on bases: Cleveland, o; Philadelphia
6. First base on balls: on Dorner, z on
Wright, 4. Struck out: BY Dorner. q by
Wright, 8; by Bender, 3. Time: 1:55. UNI
pire: Caruthers.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-14

IWo-base hts: Parent I'd Heldtlck,
Doughertyl Criger. Collins. Three-base hits:
A, Criger, O'Brien. Stolen bases:
LaChance, Collins. Double pay: Collins
to Parent to LaChance. First base on balls
Powell. /; of Young. 2. Struck out: BY
Young. 81: by Powell a. Passed balls:
CriRer C). Kahoe (O. Time: 1885.
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standinR cd the Teams.
BASE BALL AT THE FIELD CLUB
G. n. Diets Team Goes Down to DEE
feat and Then the CuIlens
Fail.

The Omaha Field club defeated the c. N.
Dietz team In a smuggling match Saturday,
in which the batting OF Lafferty and the
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-14
Champions neat Cleveland.

PHILADELPHIA, June 13.-The banner
crowd OF the American leagues career in
this city today saw the champions defeat
Cleveland in the last game Of the. present
series. Dorner was ineffective and retired
after the first inning, Wright taking MS
place. He also was batted freely. Attend
anca "a "a Scora.
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Two Games at Vinton Park.

Two games will be played at Vinton park
this afternoon. In addition to the regular
scheduled game of the ITCHY league, the
on the Atiantcs from Atlantic. Ia. a
strong team. The game will be called at
$3.50 o'clock and the teams Will be;
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-14
GAMES IN TRI.CITY LEAGUE
One al vinton street, Another AZ
south Omaha and the Third
at Manawa.

Following is the lineup OF the teams in
the Tri-City league for the games to be
played Sunday;
The Crescents and the Ideals will play
at South Omaha. at letter park. Twenty
nlnhfh aud w aArnnAa
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A Little Story Of q Big Success

How oIoO made $1,000 Ia Thlrty Day
cola Nine. I. 8 OHHS6disxt %. esn@s9SsSss
Bidgs Chicago, III,
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The entries st the Country club were also
very large and five members tied at n and
the tie will be played of some time this
week. The score:
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WASHINGTON, June 13.-Orth's fine
pitching enabled Washington to score an
easy Victory. White retired in favor OF
Dunkle at the end Of the first inning, after
a home run and four singles were made on
his delivery. Attendance, 400. Score;
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Games.
At Pittsburg-Brooklyn game. on account

Games today: Boston at st. Louis, New
York at Cincinnati, Philadelphia at Chi
cago.
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nerentn Arninst NntionaIs.

Til Regents and Nationals will come to-
,gether at Krug's park Sunday afternoon at
4 O'clock As both teams have lost but
one game this season a warm game is eN-
-pected. They will line up as follows:
poaifion NatfOnala
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Errors Give Kansas City victory.

COLUMBUS. o., June ia two-base
hit by Ganley with the bases full in the
eleventh inning gave Kansas City Victory
over Columbus. Kansas City would have
been shut out but for Roach's wild throw
to second in the seventh. Attendance, 2,095.
Score:
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DetroIt One Run Behind.

NEW YORK, Tune 13.-New York de-
featsd Detroit today, scoring the winning
run in the ninth. Eberfeldt made his hrst
appearance with the local team, playing
against his former club mates. Attend
ance, 2,100. Score:
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Two-base hits; Jones. Tamsett. Cullum,
NTH T passis nIsv "a hi'i; K Sis r. sS NCn !
O'Brien TO kim. Struck out: BY lsel-
lum, II; by Vasbinder. J. Bases on balls:
on Kellum. 2; on Vasblnder. 2 Hit by
pitched ball; BY Vasbinder. l. Time; I:a6
Umpire: Haskell
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IN AMERIcAN league
Boston Finds 81. LOuis Team Easy,
Scoring seven Runs to
Nothing.

BOSTON, June i2-Boston had no trouble
in batting Powell today. Young, on the
other hand, was effective. Attendance,
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BOSTON.


xOne out when winning run was made.
st. Louis ..........1 0 90 0 IA
Boston ..,.........0 0 2 % 0 0 i IS
Earned runs: st. Louis. 81 Boston, l.
hits: Farrell, Tenney, Hackett. Double
plays: Carney to Greminger, Bonner to
Abbattichio to Tenney G). Farrell to
Burke, Moran to Abbattichio. Stolen
bases: ]. O'Neil. Cooley. Tenney, Carney.
Wild pitch: Dunleavy. Bases on balls:
on. Dunleavy, 3; of P%ittinger, 4. Struck
out: BY Dunleavy, Z; by Pittinger, 4 Left
on bases: st. Louis. s; Boston, Z. Time:
200. Umpire: Holiday,
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Chicago Under Dog.

CHICAGO, June 12.-Two wild throws
gave the visitors today's game in the eighth
inning without the aid oil a base hit. The
rest Of the contest was well played, with
hits and errors evenly divided. Attendance,
$500. Score:
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Postponed Games.
At TOledo-Mlwaukes game on account


Games today: Kansas City at
Milwaukee, at Toledo. ST Paul al Louis
Vile. Minneapolis at Indianapolis
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St. Louis wins in Tenth.

:. ST, LOUIS, June 1s.-St., Louis won a
ten-tininE game from Boston by to 8.
In the last part Of the tenth. with two men
on bases, Brain knocked the ball Under
the bulletin board, driving in the winning
run. Both pitchers were hit freely. At
tendance, 1900. Score;
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6aAHcu runs Omhhhl ~ EeOIld, 4. Two
base hts: sN.eTSsrt 81 Wright. Three
Sacrifice hit: Tlbald. Stolen bases: Tibald,
Hickey, Companion. Bases on balls: on
Alloway, 2; on Companion, 4. Struck outl
by. Alloway, Il by Companion. 2 Passed
balls: BY Gonding, /; by Wilson, 2 Double
play ,DolRn to Shugart 10 Wright. Time:
1SR Umpire: Kelley.
Kansas City Takes Another.
KANSAS CITY, June 1a-Hess was in
vincible after the third inning. He re-
.ceived poor support. Attendance. $50.
Score:
Kansas City 30 "a o 20 0 s-6 Ii s
Denver ........1 0 $40 0 0 o 0 % I :
, Batteries; For Kansas City, Hess and W.
rich; for Denver, Lempke and Schlei.
M~ilIiOnAires Have Easy Time.
ST. JOSEPH, June ls-Ths MflIionaires
had an easy time taking today's game
from the Saints. Score:
Colo; s~prings,.I Q 9I1Io o5H .
Batteries; st. Joseph, Chlnn and Garvln;
for Colorado Springs, McNeely and Doran.
MiIwRukee's Play TELLS.
MILWAUKEE. June 13.-MnwauKee won
q well played game with Des Moines by
clean and opportune hitting. Brown made
one Of the longest hits ever seen here. At
R.H.E.
Milwaukee 80 0o0o5s IS 9
Des Moines .... 0 0 0 0 0 0 Ga s 2
Batteries: Milwaukee, Brown and Lucas
Des Moines. Madigan and Foil.
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base hits: Kerwin. Brashear, Kelly. HON,
bases: Kerwin CO. Brashear. saerlnc,
Louisville, 10; st. Paul. 6. First base OF
errors: Louisville. l.; St Paul, / FRS
base on balls: on McCord, s; on Egan
BY Esan, /; by Stewart, 8. Double plays
McCord to Hart, 8. Sullivan 70 Brashea
to Hart, Higgins to Kelly. Passed hall
j. Sullivan. Wild pitch: Egan. Time
2:15. Umpire: Cunningham.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-14

Creston, Ambrose n Corbett: shenan-
doah. Hobbs, Case and Townsend. Attend
ance, Sn The same teams play Sunday,
when a special train will be run from
Shenandoah.
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Stolen bases: Bannon, Turner. Raymer,
MaIoney, Grady, Knoll, McAndrews. Sac
rince hits: Roach, Leewe, Nance. Base on
balls: on Bailey.2 Two-base hits: NLnce.
Ganley. Double plays: Raymer; Bailey to
Turner. Hit by pitched ball. BY Bailey, 8
Struck out: BY Bailey, 4; by Gibson, g.
wild pitch: Bailey. Time: 1S. Umpire:
Foreman.
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STANDING OF the Teams.
sn.uandoah SIN winning.

Games today: Omaha at Peoria; Denver
q Kansas City; Colorado Springs at st.
Des Moines at Milwaukee.
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indianapolis wins EasiIy.

INDIANAPOLIS. June Is. - KelIum
pitched excellent ball oday. Easbinder was
hammered Hereby and indianapolis won
easily. Attendance. 4,1S0 Score:
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Totals 10 IL 2sxis
"-n - I-AAa

Three-base hit: Lanerty, Home run:
Chambers. Struck out: BY Davidson. 3; by
Foran, /; by Stringer, 1: by WEIGH. 8.
Bases on balls: ON payidson, q on Foran,
SThe Field club also defeated the Cullens
In an exciting game. Youhss pitching was
the feature. Score: &
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Two-base hit: Bowermen. Sacrifice hit:
Three-base hit: Kelley. Left on
bases: Cincinnati, s; New York. g. Home
rum Bresnahan. Stolen bases: Seymour,
Mertes,. Browne. Double play: Bowerman
to Babb. First base on balls. BY Matthew
son, 3 Struck out: By Matthevson, s.;
by Hahn. 8, Time: 1885. Umpire: John
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-08-18
STORM HITS JAMAICA
PLANTATIONS DEVASTATED AND
MUCH DAMAGE DONE.
Electric Light Works in Kingston
Crippled and Railroad Traffic Inter
fered With To coIonize Negroes
in Pacific Northwest as Farmers.

The hurricane. only the fringe of which
struck the western end vi Jamaica Mon
day and which, it was thought, had pass
ed, yeered to the south early the follow
ing morning, instead of proceeding to the
northwest, and struck Jamaica with full
force. infiicting damage which it will
take years to repaiF4 Owing to the in
terruption of telegraphic communication
1t is impossible te estimate the amount
of the losses, but they must reach mill
ions of dollars. Every banana planta-
tion in the eastern half of the island has
been devastated. The situation in the
western half is unknown. Considerable
damage was done to property in Kings
ton and its suburbs The roof of the cleo
trio light plant was blown off and the
machinery was disabled Railroad traffic
was interrupted and street cars We're
stopped. Many houses were damaged by
falling trees. No loss of life is reported