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Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-23
DAILY BEE. sATURDAy, ny aa, 1903.

sayers, lbs (stevens). 3 to I. second; Bean.
t7 RomanellD, % to 1. third. Time; LION.
Fifth race. one mile; Choice, lO3 CRoman-
ellD, 10 to 1, won; Tufts, % IS. Bonner), 4 to
second; FlaneuT, ITO (CrowhursD. to 2
sixth race, six and a half furlongs: Fleu-
ron, lis (SCully), Z to 4. won: Quiz III, Jos IS.
Bonner), s TO I, second. The Bronze Demon.
los Helgerson), 3 TO !, third. Time: l;S1h.
NEW YORK. May 22-Dovecote won the
Gaiety stakes at Morris Park today. Eight
high-clRss fllies faced the starter for this
event, with Julia NJ. the favorite and Dove
cote second choice. Contentious lasted long
enough TO beat Tepee for the second place.
Results:
First race. last seven f%urlongs Of the
Withers' mile; ~Stevedore, 18 (Bullman), Il
to s, won; New York, l9 (Odom), IL to 5,
second; Futurita, lO6 (Gannon). 7 to 5, third
Second race, last Ave furlongs Of Eclipse
course: Golden Drop. lo7 u. Martini, s to l,
ond; Destiny, l07 (Burns), s to !, third.
Third race. the Gaiety stakes, the last
four furlongs of the Eclipse course: Dove
cote, lis CGannon), 5 TO 2 won. Contentious,
~ SB9ll%anl' , : to l, second Tepee' III
Fourth race, last seven %furlongs, OF the
Withers' mile: Meltonian, rs (Martin). 9 Ia
1, won; Pentrost, 1S (O'Neil), I to l. second;
Ingold, 100 CGannon), 5 to l, third. Times
/ :261h.
Fifth race, the withers' mile. Past, q
(McGovern), G to /. won; Bar Leduce, q
(Schoen), Z to 2, second: Glennevis, 100 Flu
ler), Is to 1, third. Time; 142,
Sixth race, one mile and a sixteenth, ovel
the hill: Surmise, 90 (Haack), s to I, won
tion, los (Gannon), 8 to 1, third. Time
1:f21k.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-23
GRINNELL WINS FIRST PLACE
East Des Moines Secures Second in
state High school Athletic
Meet.

GRINNELL, Ia May 22;-(special Tele-
school track meet was won by Grinnell
with a score of IS. East Des Moines was
second with 2S. The results were as fol-
one hundred-yard dash: Longshore of
Grinnell first, Mlllspaugh Of Davenport
second. Time; O:10 2-5.
Pole vault: w. Davis of Cresco first,
RUSSELL Of Yves Des Moines second Height;
One hundred and tw~enty-yard hurdle: Nc
Cord of North Des Moines first, w. Davis
of Cresco second. Time: O:17 As,
Half-mile rum; Timle of Grinnell and
Beard Of East Des Moines tied for first
Hammer throw: Russell of oskaloosa
first Allen OF Harlan second. Distance:
12S feet s inches.
One hundred and twenty-yard dash; Long
nell second. Time: 0:23 l-5.
Two-mile bicycle: Taylor of East Des
Moines first, Carlson Of East Des Moines
second. Time: 1905.
Two hundred and twenty-yard hurdle:
OF North Des Moines second. Time: OBS s-5:
Twelve-pound shot put: Gilley of Grinnell
first, Taylor of East Des Moines second.
Distance: an inches.
Moines first, Dow OF Davenport second.
Four hundred and forty-yard dash: z:
Davis of Cresco first, Hongdon of Grinnel
second. Time: 0:53 2-5.
Broad jump: Millspaugh, Of Davenport
first, Longshore of Grinnell second. Dis
lance: 20 feet 4 inches.
Discus throw: Hedges of Marengo first
w. Davis of Creseo second. Distance: l0
Mile run: r. Andrews of East Des
Moines, first, Timle of Grinnell second
Time: b.W.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-23
LADY S%TRATHMORE TAKES LEAD
Wins Feature Event at st. Louis Fair
Ground Track After Making
an Easy start.

ST. LOUIS, May 22-Lady strathmore
after a brief drive down the stretch won
the the f feasure ra Of t today %''e card aap at the 1Ss'f fair
grounds. She TITLED to the head of the
stretch. then came on and challenged Nal
/ To 2, had Ills hands full beating Bias dor
in the third. Track good. Results; q
First race, FIVE and one-half furlongs:
One More won, Legation second. Boodier
Second race. four and one-half fgrl9ngs:
ern Walters third Time: 0:57h.
Third race, six furlohgs: Deutschland
won, Bias dor second, Light Opera third.
Fourth race, mile and one-slxteenth:
Lady strathmore won. Master second. w.
b.. Gates third. Times 1;49.
Fifth race, one mile: Blanco won, Virgie
d'or second Kitty Clyde third, Time;
Sixth race, six and one-half furlongs:
Duela won. DR.; Schaft second. Sweet
Dream third. Time; LIZ.
at Worth Concluded today. Tomorrow the
racing shifts to Hawthorne, where the So
00 Hawthorne handicap is a tempting prize
The card at Worth today was marred by
numerous scratches, owing to a heavy rain
4 seconds slow. The feature event was the
handicap at a mile and seventy yards, in
which Rankin ana Fdying TORPEDO were
Derby. candidate. a close third, Linguist
won the race in a desperate drive. with
AhuAlhAAl OllAg q hN1h aNRaAaNlAAB NlCMA 1T
the wire. Weather cloudy and warm track
First race 1--WE furlongs: Glisten, s5 CP.
Phillips, Is to !, won; Lady ~Freeknlght. los
| &C. Cray, to j, second; Salteo, 15 Henry),
4 to 5, third. Time: 1:Q4h.
Second race. seven furlongs: Gracious,
102 ~. W%illiams), 10 to !, won; Fullbaek, SO
R~obbins), 10 to !, second; Safeguard, OF Up.
Phnlips), Z TO /, third. Time: 1909.
Third race. six furiongs; Fake Up Domi-
Burton). 16 to 8, second; Doctor Worth, %
Robbins), 8 TO i, third. Time; 1:1e9s.
Fourth race, one mile ana seventy yards:
s2 Robbins). 2 to i, second; Hermeneia' IS
III. Phillipsl 5 10 l. third. Time: 1:4T.
Fifth race. six furlongs; Saint Minor, 100
los Henry), 4 TO i. second; Uranium, IS
CTreanor). s to /. third. Time: l:l5x.
Sixth race, one mile and a sixteenth: Sid
Henry Of Franstamar, 1902 (schilling), 9 TO s.
second; omdurman, i07 u. Booker, 2 TO /,
third, Time: 1:52
CINCINNATI. May 22.-The first steeple-
today and resulted In the suspension OF
Jockey Matter. who rode Mike Rice. one OF
the betting choices. While apparently the
think the horse ran up 20 his form and set
down the Jockey indefinitely. The race was
won by Mrs, Grammar, Only one favorite
won. Tn track was slow and lumpy. Re
First race, six and a half furlongs; Goo
Goo, SO Is. Bonnerl, 4 TO !, won; Phosphor-
los (Stevens), s TO 1. third. Time; 1:24A.
Second race, hve furlongs: Wenrick. 100
RobeTts). 5 10 l, won; Doctor cartledge, 1ol
/ Henderson,, 20 TO i, second; Requisite, 100
HelgersonJ. 3 to 5. third. Time: I:5.
Third race, steeplechase, short course
Mrs. Grammar. rs Peters). 4 10 /. won;
Ny Boy. is7 &c. Brown. Is 70 i third. Time;
Fourth race. ave and a half furlonEs: An
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-23

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well as a reliable blood purifier, DR.. Edward
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No other remedy known to medical science
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Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-23
BALL PLAYERS ON A STRIKE
Compromise and Then Proceed to
Lose n Game to Knox
College.

LINCOLN, Neb., May 2~2.-(special Tele-
gram.)-Five players on the University Of
Nebraska base ball team went on a strike
today against the methods of the athletic
board; an hour later they ~capitulated and
then aided their team mates in losing a
game to Knox college by the close score of
8 to T. The players objected to the refusal
OF the board 10 grant them sweaters with
the priced N emblazoned in red on the
bosom, as a recognition OF their prowess on
the diamond. The board had voted to give
the players N caps instead of sweaters
as a measure of economy. The insurgents
for an hour resisted the pleadings Of Cap
tain Townsend, but finally gave in and con-
sehted to play, declaring, however, that the
sweaters must be forthcoming before the
South Dakota game next week or else their
names will not be found on the lineup.
johnson. ~Longanecker, Hood, Sheimer and
Morse are the recalcitrants, all freshmen
and new to the team, excepting Hood.
The Cornhuskers helded execrably today
and practically made Knox q deliberate
present of the latter's victory. Shortstop
johnson scored hve errors, three of then
resulting In runs. Beltzer pitched a strong
game, but weakened in the final nning in
face of miserable support and Knox ham
mered out two scores. Nebraska amassed
four earned runs in the three opening Inn
ings. but thereafter could not hnd Essick
for consecutive hits. Score:
Knox y".""..e o111oo IS 6 i
Nebraska .....,,2 1 / 0 o.
Batteries: Knox, Essick and Zalusky:
Nebraska, Beltzer and Bender.
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Renewed Marcus Ensgy Pure Blood, FsstOm From Pain,
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THE ONE REMEDY THAT WILL REF
MAKE YOU WELL.

the most prominent life insurance men In
the United States. writes as follows;-
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Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-23
HIGH SCH0OLERS DEFEATED
Union stock Yards juniors Bat out
n Victory and OutheId
s~cheIastics.

The Omaha High school team, winners Of
the interscholastic championship, went
down in defeat at the hands OF the Union
Stock Yards Juniors In a snapp game
yesterday afternoon on Creighton campus.
Adams was in the box for the Juniors
and had the scholars at his mercy at all
times. Ten men struck out and walked to
the bench, and only four others found him
for safe hits. The Juniors were in splen-
did form and but for two errors, which
cost nothing, played a perfect game.
Outside OF the eighth inning the High
schoolers we're unable to score. .Greenleaf
pitched splendid ball, but he did not have
the support that Adams had. Lowells hit
In the eighth brought in the only rum for
the High school Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-23
EnEIish Comment on Yacht.

LONDON, May 22-There have been few
comments in the newspapers thus far on
the Reliance's performance. and such as
have appeared are congratulatory. The
Evening News says:
Her victory Is as welcome in England
as In America and interest in the races
has been distinctly stimulated by the fact
that both the challenger and the cup de-
fender are new boats and that each Is
superior 70 the previous competitions"
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-23
Lawyers and bankers Play BALL.

HASTINGS, Neb., May 2~2-(Special Tele-
gram. )-As clever an exhibition Of base ball
as II should be played by professionals was
put up here this afternoon by the lawyers
and bankers OF this city. The feature OF
the game was Judge Dungan's home run.
The bankers won out by a score Of 4 TO 2.
The umpire maintained order by carefully
manipulating a large six-shooter. Batteries:
Bankers, Lane and Johnson: lawyers, Nc
Clelland and Morey. Umpire: Breede.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-23
Knox
south Dakota Collegiate Contests.

HURON, 8. D., May 22~.-(special Tele-
gram, -The orstorical contest of the South
Dakota intercollegiate association resulted
in giving first place to Miss Anna Bagstad
of Yankton and second to Alfred Wenx OF
Mitchell. In athletics today Bookings won
most of the prizes. sSaeger being first in the
220-yerd hurdle and in the 220-yard run.
Port was first in the half-mile dash, while
the two-mile run and relay races went to
the same city. Kingsbury OF Mitchell won
the half-miie bicycle race. The game of
base ball between Brooktngs and Mitchell
was won by Mitchell.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-23
NEW YORK
ST. LOUIS.

First base on errors' New YORK, 81 ST.
Louis, 3. Left on bases: New York, s.
st. Louis. 3. First base on balls: on
Taylor, /: of Lovett, Q; off souders. s.
Struck out: By Taylor, 6; by Lovett, j.;
by Souders, 2. Two-base hits: McGann,
Mertes. Sacrifice hits: Browne, Dunn,
Gilbert. Stolen bases: Mertes, Williams.
Double plays: Gilbert to McGann, Taylor
to McGann, Williams to Hackett to Brain.
Hit by pitched ball: BY Souders, /. Wild
pitch: Lovett. Time: 1;4o. Umpire: john
stone. .' 81. -
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-23
HumboIdt Wins SLOW Game.

HUMBOLDT, Neb., May 22-(SpeciaI.)-
The Falls City first team came up yester-
day. afternoon and met a like aggregation
from this city on the home grounds, giving
the locals a chance TO win their first game
for the season. A fair-sized crowd was in
s s,oei sn re- o on m ,ne piaysng was Th most o too
Humboldt, Z; Falls City, 1, Batteries: Hum
boldt, Linn, Weaver and Wilson; Falls City,
g. by Weaver, 4: by Ruegge, IL. Hits
Humboldt, 10; Falls CITY, 3.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-23
BancrOft Defeats Lyons,

BANCROFT, Neb.. May 22.-(Special.)-
The Bancroft base bail team went to Lyons
nine. the score being 5 10 s. The first game
was played here, In which Lyons sustained
q shutout. Batteries: Bancroft, TarTant
and Harvey; Lyons, Taylor and Provost.
Struck out: BY Tarrant, u; by Provost, z.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-23
GAMES IN AMERICAN LEAGUE
wallace Makes n Sensational Catch
and Saves the Day for st.
Louis.

ST. LOUIS, May 22.-wallace saved tho
game for St. Louis today by a sensational
catch of a liner of Ferris bat In the ninth
inning. Two men were on bases at the
time with but one out and the double play
resulting from Wallace's catch retired the
side. Siever was unsolvable mp to the sew
enth inning, not a hit being made up to
that time. Then he let down and came
near losing out, Boston taking advantage
OF every misplay made. Attendance, 3,10O.
G1nras
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-23
Games In Three-I LeaEue,

At Observation-Disclosures. 2; Rock
ford, o.
At Decatur-Decatur, s; Davenport, 0. Z
At Rock Island-Rock Island. 4; Cedar
Al Joliet-Dubuque. s; Joliet, 2
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-23
BOXING match is on.

NEBRASKA CITY, Neb.. May 22-(spe-
cial Telegram. 1.-The English-Leroy boxing
contest, which was to have been held here
during carnival week, has been declared on
by the management owing to the interior
ence of Governor Mickey.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-23
shuts out the BIuns.

SIOUX FALLS, 8. d., May 22.-Cspecial
Telegram.)-In the second game here this
Council BLUFFS teams OF the Iowa-south
Dakota league Sioux Fails won, 8 to o
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-23
boston Falls to Pieces.

BOSTON, May 22.-Boston went TO pieces
in the ninth inning today and Cincinnati
had no trouble clinching the game. Piatt,
who was sent in to pitch for M~alarkey in
that inning, gave two passes and was
touched for q single, a double and a triple.
Kelley and Peitz were put out of the game
by Umpire Emslie for protesting decisions,
Attendance, 2,5SS. Score:
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Amateurs win Another.

The Yellowhammers went down In de-
feat 10 the Amateurs, I 10 3. The features
OF the game were furnished by the fielding
OF Morley, Shields. Deck and Christensen.
Batteries; Amateurs, Smith and McCul-
Tough; Yellowhammers, Kirkland and Han
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xBatted for Jones in ninth.

bases: Brooklyn, s; P~ittsburg, s, Two
base hits: Clarke %, Ritchey J2), Jordan.
Three-base hit: Ritter. Stolen bases;
Beaumont (2), Wagner, Doyle. Double
plays: Flood to Doyle, Dahlen to Flood to
Doyle, Wagner 10 Ritchey to Bransheld.
on balls: ON Jones, i: on Doheny, l. First
base on errors: Brooklyn, 1; P~ittsburg, /.
Hit by pitched ball: BY Doheny. l. Struck
out: BY Jones. q; by Doheny, 3. Passed
balls: By Phelps. g.. Wild pitch: Doheny.
Time: 1:57. Umpire: O'Day.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION GAMES
Louisville Wins out In n s~ix-InninRs
Contest with the Mis-
sOurIans.

KANSAS CITY, May 22-McGaughey's
wildness and the stupid base running Of the
locals gave the game TO Louisville. The
game was called at the end OF the sixth
inning to allow Louisville to catch q train.
Attendance, 1000. Score;
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stoien bases. RobSnap IN / tE M sgHOg y. =;
on balls: on Adams, 81; of G~reenleaf. 3.
Hit by pitched ball: Bonner. Struck out:
BY, Adams, TO-; by Greenleaf, Z. Passed
balls; Fairbrother, /; Miller, l. Double
play: Bonner TO Talbo to Hachten. Time
l:20. Umpire: Engiehart.