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Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-05
Augusta, Winthrop
~. 4. Gardiner, Railway.
-, Gcn'I Superintendent.
Pangor. Oct, s. 1901.
Time Table In effect Jan. l, 1905.

Time Table in effect jan. l. 1905.
Cars leave Augusta for Haflowcli and
Gardiner daily every halt hour OH the
p. NJ For Hallowcil only at IL +. NJ.
First car Sunday. A. NJ
Cars leave Augusta for Winthrop week
40, $50. $50. 1880. $50 r. NJ, Saturday
only. Sunday time:-S50. 1870, l-.JO. 20.
40. 80. 1870. .tt.- s,ti:
Cars leave Augusta Nfor ToGus week
m"ncing at II leave every half hour tin
p. M, then at 9.eO and 1000. S,ndpy
timc:-('ars leave every hour, on the hour.
from 8 A. NJ. to 10 IN
Cars leave Gardiner for Augusta daily
where connections are made for the win
thr0p and TOgus lines every half hour
from 6l5 4. NJ to 9:h P NJ, 9.43 F.. N. FIR
Hallowcii only, 1915 p NJ. for H'tgowcn
and August. only. tThe. first car Sunday
Cars ieave winthrop, for, .Asgusta! week
days. $40, 10. 9-0' 1850 LILO. lN 2.7o. Teo.
SO $50. so, $50. Saturday nights. enly).
s.iaSay time, $50. s-S0,i H5o. 1.5o. $50. $50.
&c: Cars leave Tosus for Augusta, week
ing at il 30 leave every half hour till $50
r., M, go. 1870. Sunday time.
hourly on The hall. hour from sse'A.aE to
C Cars leave Hallower for. Gardlners.'s
minutes before ard % g1ihutes after every
hour from 5.t2 A.. M. 10 io.2. P.s ". First
car Sunday 1s52 A. NJ. ..,.>...
Cars 1e;tvs fI1llowell for augusta 8
Iai1iuteSs nast and. % minutes before every
hour from SOS a. M. to JOS r.. ~, except
Ioos +. NJ. First ear s,Ipiay sos A. NJ,
j Trair connections:--T $40 A.. NJ car
Togus connect afi iAug,lsta with etrly NJ
e. trains East aud West The s.i- a. M.
car from Gardiner. SIS from HelloweII.
$50 from Augusta, connects at Winthrop
NJ. car from winthrop Ienvss 'wintlrnpi
on arrival Of train from Lewiston. due at
Winthrop 104S a NJ. " train II t,te car
waits for it,. The 70 r, NJ. cor from Au.e.
Fast and West The sEa r. NJ ear f,1,r.
Augusta connects at Winthrop with tlsis.
for the East. sac': =
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lIkE31I'|8l
In Effect April q, 1905.

w 6UVCk 0PUU ESg t9UOs
Passenger trains leave Aususta - II.
THROUGH TRAINS.
CONG WEsT-2s2 A. r.. daily. sxcsDe
.londay Tor Portland and BOSTON; -
A. N, for Lewia.on, Farrlingtsn, Phil
ION: Drids ION. Montreal and ous6se; iS.se
L. NJ. for Brunswick. Lewiston, Farming
tsn san,,. ~ rhi|Hsdps H,gs.o Carrssass RSekI.nd.
Lancaster. Gofhsm. N. H.. Berlin FaiiS
lroveton, N. Stratford. Island Pond,
Eoiebrook and Beecher Falls; 3f0 r. r.,
local to Portland: 3@ Z. NJ. (expres.) fof
for bath. Portland, Lewiston. Cornish,
ss g. & Hsy 8: asissi ics Faftls's ne sa,1ss 3
ooiSa t:S E$s1gis'ss s2siss A NJ tnlsh. az
5or st. s,srSen 9caIaisS SanSor 81 josn Sni Han Han
,ax and Aroostook County ard fc sMasb-
lngten Co. r. r.; Sunday morning teina
east does not connect for SkowhesAns Bel
except to Ear Harhor;s ss... A. !? M.
sss.n .s.A A.; Tor wa,eryiI!s. Beifs... sSs.
:. NJ. watervile Foxcfoft ffksBSr. B%nGor : ga "a
bown. Fatten. Houltn,fs ana .carii,S,i,. via
.cai,,s { s. Il oaiiioS Ri nanSessss; g stephen
m, md Winthrop; 2.ao P. N. express fnr
WstervIile. Eangor. Par Harbor Wash.
Go Z; r.. Old Town. GrcenVIIle: sls Z. "A
r0r Watcrville. Oakland. North Anson
Btngham. Skowhegan. belfast. Foxcroft.
ireenville. Bangor. Old Town and Malta
wamkeag; 40 r. NJ, for Wateryiile
Sundays.(iojnp West. 2.32 4. NJ, fov
'Or RrInswick Bath, Portland and Ros,
ron. Going cast. II. 20 A. M. (riehiJ Ran
Sor; 9ih a. NJ; for Watervil!e. skoWhegan
The Night pullman Train leaving a.
,2.aa A. NJ. sunday morning, goi1.E Cast
ines not connect for SlScwktEan. HeYyast
FOxcroft or east OF Bangor.
ACCOMMODATION TRAtNx
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-05
MMrDATION TRAiNx.
Arf!''STA TO SOUTH GAEp:Ns,A

Throngh tIchcts 10 t'7lifornio Ni,rd- An
.oihts .>''nth and West may he hsc. " n
H.. walker, ticket agent, ;Augalsta the
'niy office IN Augusta setliux via sii
ontes and checking baggage sres CT AZ
,cnSc
0EO. r. EVANS. vP then. n.n
- E. RlnTJPy, g. + II
49,. Portland. As.
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Rhode Island Thymoleum Co.
Rice Amusement Co.
Rich Lumber Co.
H. Marrilm Floyd Watch & Clock Co.
ROadhOuse Mfg. Co.
Roanoke Lumber Co.
Robin Paper Co.
Rockland Realty Co.
Rogers Hrcad Co.
Rogers & Thatcher Automobile Co.
Roof Garden & Amusement Co.
Rose Leaf Palm Co.
Royal Motor Works
Royal Worcester Extract Co.
II. :. BRADBURY Co.
X. s. Grover Shoe Co
EumiOrd Falls Wooden Co.
ElmskoOl Metal Co.
Il. w. Wiley Co.
Sabattus Cooperative Assn.
Sahattus & Biddcfnrd Creamery Assn.
Safety Gas Shut off Co.
Sanford Orlando NiSSincr & Southern
Railway 4: Steamboat Co.
Satin Gloss Steve Polish
Sawyer Tool Co.
:. D. Grossman Co.
Security Bonding e. Realty Co.
Self Adjusting Weather Strip Co.
Seward Gold Mining CO.
Sellars Tent & Awning Co.
Scvignc Brea Wrapper Co.
Sh;twmut Baliins Co.
Shawmut Consolidated Gold Mining Co.
Sh;twmut Investment Co.
Shawmut Lead Co.
Sheldon 4 Co.
Shenandoah Gold Mining Co.
Silver Lake Mining Co.
Silver RuE Coal Co. -...
Sirius" .;aS Machine Co.
Skoda Discovery Co.
Smith Publishing Co.
SHOWS Falls Mfg Co
Somerset Fire Rrick L. Tile Co.
Soucy bicycle Co.
South Atlantic & Gulf Coast 10.
Southern Cold Storage & Itcfriscratiilg
Sorthrr Mica Mfg. Co
Spencer Auto Vehicle Co.
Springfield Emergency Hospital
standard Acetylcne Motor Co.
Standard Advertising 4 Distributing Co.
Standard Cloth Board Co.
Standard CrayOn Co.
Standard Disc PlOw Co.
Standard Dry Plate Co. of Lewiston
Standard Light Co. OF Me.
Standard Mfg. Co.
Standard Marine Composition Co.
Standard Mining & Land Co.
STANDARD Package Go.
Standard Packing Mfg. Co.
Standard Power Co.
Steel Concrete Construction Co.
Stevens Antique Co.
Stevens Lumber Co.
Stewart Gold Mining Co.
Stuart Piano Co
Submarine Diving Boat Co.
Suburban Automobile Co.
Suffolk Stock ENchanS"
Springfield Mountain Mica Co.
Summer Amusement Co.
Swampscott Mfg. Co.
Sykes Clothing Co.
Tack1cSs Shoe Machinery Co.
Talbot Drug & Supply Co.
Talking Machine Supply Co.
Te%tcmer Lead & Zinc Co.
Telephone Automatic Receiver Holder
F. c. Hunt Co.
rhayer Door Check < srrins Co.
Thomas OCaliashtn & CO.
Y t.tiy, Il
Tide Water Coal Co.
Times Printing ca.
TonOrah Tunnel Mining Co.
Transfer Srarchlght Go.
Treasure Mining & Milling Co.
;. rinity Leather Co.
Triumph Manufg. Co.
Tropical Fruit Co.
Troric Fruit & Produce Co
Tucker & Co. Inc.
Two Hundred Associates Oil Co.
1anralym Co.
nicn Electric NIanrs. Co.
I.ni"n Metallic Paint Co.
Union Stables
'niun Trading Co.
'nitcd F,XnlO-ation Co.
United Felt & Rubber CO.
'n;:ed Metals Purchasing Co.
l'nitcd Mineral Co.
'nitcd Mill e. Lumber Co.
United Shoe Stock Co.
'nitcd Supply CO.
-nited Tea Planters of America
'ntcd States Advertising Co.
nitrd States Atmospheric Oxygen Co.
United States Brake Shoe Co.
l'nitcd States Bulletin Co.
United States Carbonating DrauGht
Arm Co.
United States Car & Vehicle Co.
United States Development Co
United States Fl, ctric Pump CO.
l'intcd States Electro Pneumatic Corp
United States Land g Cotton Co. of
Cuba
United States Manufacturing Co.
United States Mineral Co.
United States RefrigeratinS Co.
United States Repairing & Construction
Co.
United States Safety Tac Co.
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Walker Cnre:t Co
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Wnith,,n Antn Car Co
w,itha,n tutno1obiIt IN
W A. Purbcck co.
Warren Plano CO.
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Continued from Page Four.)

co.,perative Legal & Business Agency
Co.o,s.rative optical Co.
s,o.oierative Transportation Co.
,%pcland Baking Co.
COPPER Century
Cornish Clothing Co.
rnranatiOn Marlnsiladc Co.
Cosmopolitan Meat Preserving Co.
Coyie Stationery Co.
crane Buckle Co..
credit Reporting Co. Of n. e.
crozier Provision Co.
S.r0V Greek Mining Co.
IRON Furniture Mfg. Co.
Crown Chocolate Co.
crown Oil Co.
Srowm Point Graphite Co.
Cuban-American Lumber 4 Iransporta-
cumberland Excelsior Coal Co.
t'unbe rlanti River Railway & Coal Co.
Curran & Kelley Co.
Cushrnan Bros. < Co.
Oavis AcetyIene Power Co.
i,syis Marine Railway & Dock Co.
DAY Improved Spring Bed Co.
Decaneron 20.
Deer Lodge Placer co.
D.lmar Gold Mining Co.
DelNou.r TUnapah Mining Co.
n. Soto Land, Fruit d. Cattle Co.
Ieyonann Filter 60.
T.,mond Extension Ladder Co.
Dr. Clark Medical co.
Dr. Edward B. Davis Dental Co.
ir Seth Clark 4 Co. =
in,nestic Fruit Producing & Canning Co.
norcbester Construction Co.
Draper Co.
Draper Pub. Co.
fucker Automatic Gas Cut on Co.
Eagle Heel 90.
E,rnshaw Manufacturing Co.
Eastern Angora MOhair Co.
Eastcrn Contracting 4. Agency Co.
E"stern Crushed Stone Co.
E,stern Electric Cable Co.
Eastern Importing & Breeding Co.
Eastern kentucky Coal Co.
Eastern Name Flcelity hupture Suie
Co.
Eastern Novelty Co.
E,ctcrn Poultry Co.
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uvah ~ owen Mfg. Co.. -.......,-
Ii "; ": H1nniser bunker Scientific Hernia Pad CO. !.
W. Iai!madge Mfg. Co. ~
IA namA MEDICAL Co.
Eazar Mining Co.
,lfemp smuggling Machine Co.
Ktsnkport Kentsc9mn Light & Power. Co.
kieystone Crude OIL CO.
klcena Co. w.
Eron Coneentrator Mfg. Co.
La Joie Mfg. Co.
lamp Eye Shield Co.
i-aridescent Co,
.as HaSientlas de Santa Clara Co.
LAUREL Securities Co.
Leach Mfg. Co,
Lee. Lan9m ThamnsinleGy wailey Portland Cement Co.
i'eet, q automatic Parcclling Device Mig.
Libby Dry Flate Co.
Liberty Cigar & Tobaccu Co. of n T.
Liberty iSerty,. Pure Food Co. ' L.
Lincoln Chemical Co.
Litchfield Co.
l.. j. Richards Co.
Long Brothers Hotel Co
Long Island Syndicate
i-onEwood Real Estate Co.
Lord Pros. Mig Co.
LOuisburg Tale Co
I-owdon Steam Regulator Co
Lowell Buckle Co.
Lowell Fruit Co.
-. L tiul ".
Lynn Steamship Co
Lynx Creek Placers Co. Ltd.
Maine Electric Co
Maine Electric Gas Co.
Maine Outing Co.
Maine Registration L. Tr,I;t Co
Main 4 Small Co.
Maine Thymolcum Co,
Maine Wrinkline Co.
Maltina Food Co.
Manawa Mining Co
ManE,Is Land X Mining Co.
Manhattan Coal, Lumber and Dcvelop-
mcnt Co.
Manufacturers Cooperative Die Co
Marine Supplies Co.
Maryland Thymolcum Co.
Massachusetts Cooperative Assn
Massachusetts .& Maine Stea,nshin On
MaSsa chusettS Stable Co
Massachusetts Street Railway and Park
Assn.
Massachusetts Vending Co,
Massachusetts Wrngcr Co
Mechanical Boiler Cleaner Co.
Mechanic Electric Co.
Mechanics Foundry & Mfg Co.
Mcdtord Citizen Co.
Mcdoynak Ice Go.
MclrOSc Oil Co.
Manuel Malt Co.
Mercantile Banking & Savings Co
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-05

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!; +. nurton. Somerville. Mass.
& Geo. II. Hbsjses. =. iaa
u D. Mathis: Portland: Ne. y
Th9s. ys % %LauEhiin. Portsmouth,. n. II. j
Julius Is9sli, Jersey City. N. j. -. .
Geo r. Smith. Boston. Mss = 3
Herbsrt =. Primes Boston. Mass. = y
:. Edward Collins: Boston. Mass. 9
j.. w. Dickinson. Brnoklinc. Mass. /,
James NJ. Mardcn. Medford. Mss.
WIN. A. Alexander, Newton, Mass,
W. X. Weston, Boston, Mass.
Gen; r. Hathaway; Boston. Mass. .
r. y. Pmrinston, Fairfield, Me.
\: NJ. McIoon. Newcastle. ". H.
VIM. r. Jnhlson. Boston. Mass. .
{. ". G. Piunsmer. Lowell, Mass. o
!. $. Phittcplace. Boston, Mass.
J. $. " Walsh, N. Y. City n
2; ]. lIerrick. Rangelcy. Me.
Thns. W: D. Clarke. Ccntervillc. II. /. q
i. G. Clifford. Arlington. Mass.
IL p. Swcetser. Portland. Me .
Thos y: Wales. Jr, Boston. Mass.
Jos. Mes,Tton. Salem. M:tss. u
John p. Dorc. Boston. Mass "a
Geo. nj. Rslilcy. New Brighton, n. Y. pa
j. NJ. RatcIiff. Chelsea, Mass 81
Otis nj. Shaw, Boston. Mass -
H. c. Moody. Kittcry. Me. &
L. A. Burlcish. Augusta. Me .-. ID
John joyce, Andover, Mass y-..-t' z,
y. Ward. Portland. Me. !:
r. W. Hu"stis. Boston. Mass. Il
IN!Son Elch. EetlPl. Me. y, a
X. NJ. FLOYD. Boston. Mass -
iohn L. Etze,. Boston, Mass. y
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S""iph u. Eodgkins. N'Iiampton. Mass. II
,; i. kimball. Rochland. Me. u
mas. n. Rogers. Mcdford, Mass. j
~ H. Stuart. Augusta Me - IL
-. L. Cram. Pcrtland Me. j
geo: II Wentworth. Portland. Ne. IL
=; =. PEARSON. Worcester. Mass.
~. =. Woodward. WorcC stcr, Mass. j
=. r.. \trrili Auburn Nc. :
:! frank Hill Stoughton. Mass 2,
"aE,T E',,,s fcM.3cnsii' Mc Clerk, Rumford
Willard y: Gale. New York City u
Eugene W. Hunt. Portland. Nc. :,
I. +. Killings. Sabattus. Me. :,
J. NJ. Hill. BIddcford, Me :.
John j. Linnchan. Havcrhill, Mass. .,
A. Vaughan. Sanford. Fla. a
J.. W. Carrie. POI tland Me. :,
y. e. Sawyer, Athol. Mass. !,
= - Grossm:,n. Weymouth Mass. ,
j.. G. Rcsser. Fargo, n. Drkuta !;
}. -. Kcnnison. Lynn. Mass. 10
Arthur l.. NOVEL;. Allegheny, Pa. !.
l.. +. Whittun,. Augusta, Me.
y. n. Shr"ck, Boston, Mass. >,
j. il. Baker. BOSTON, Mass !
j.. L.. Heath, Boston, Mass. .,
Chas. p. Upton. S. Portland Me.
{. c. Brooks. I;CSton. Mass .,
Chas. A. Strout, Portland. Me. !
Frederick Allen. Arlington, Its Mass o.
Fred +. Crawford. Watertown. Mass. :.
j. Berry. Augusta. Me. ',-t- 10
ii. w. f;lllock. Springfield. Mass. ;.
II. l.. l<ilEorc. Belfast. Me. :.
Lewis II. TraSk. LacOria. N. H.. 10
Fred j. Woods, Shows Falls, Me-, 10
+. t. Manson. Boston. Mass y
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-20
PostpOned came.

or F1aherty in two innings; on Leever.
In seven innings. Time: 2:i5 Umpires;
TOMBSTONE and Klein.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-20
SCRIBNER OR MATISON NOW
One of Them Picked to Play Con Young for
City Championship.
TOURNEY At SINGLES PROGRESSES WELL
Gallery Follows Match Between
scribner and Hughes, I'm which
Latter Very Nearly Defeats
the Veteran.

Two matches In the third round OF the
city championship tennis tournament were
played at the Field club Wednesday even
ing as we'll as the remaining matches I'm
the second round and a majority of the
games in the preliminary round of the
consultations The courts still continue in
the most perfect condition and the interest
Increases as the end draws near. Much
speculation is INDUCED in as to the final
winner for the honor of playing against
Con Young, and the choice seems to be
between scribner and the dark horse
Matteson, who beat Caldwell Tuesday
evening, and Koch, the coming younRster
OF the West Farnam club last evening.
scrtbner and Hughes furnished the match
In which the interest seemed to be CEN
tered, and the large gallery stayed until
Scribner had safely placed the last ball I'm
the corner where Hughes could not reach
IT. It was closely contested throughout.
Hughes surprised even his friends by the
remarkably fine showing he made. He won
the first set rs, and had Scribner e-5 and
duce, so that he needed but the two points
TO win the match An out and a smash
by Scribner made the games all, when
Scribner braced and took the next two
with ease. His endurance told and he was
much stronger than Hughes at the finish,
although the latter made a pretty fight
Scribner excelled at net work in sharp
close volleying, while Hughes placing and
magnificent lobbing nearly won for him.
Scrbner was looked on as a to / shot
before the match started, but the odds
were lowered as the match progressed.
In the Matteson-Koch match the result
was as expected, although Koch made a
surprisingly good showing. His back hand
cross court returns were fine. Matteson
did not apparently exert himself In the
match, and much is expected from him
before the tournament is finished
Kohn's quickness and general activity
won for him over Rae. his quick work at
the net being very noticeable. Rae again
reso.ted to the lob game, which is more Of
defensive game, and Kohn smashed back
too hard to handle.
In the Chambers-VanCamp match in the
consultations, the doctor won the first and
then eased up by staying on the back line
until Chambers had annexed the second
set, when he took a brace and won the
third with ease by the score OF ,6-1. Van
Camp is now picked as winner of the con-
soiations. Results:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-20
TENNIS MATCHES IN CHICAGO
Collins and waidner Defeat Emerson
and Hunt In Doubles.

CHICAGO. July 19.-The chief event in
the championship tennis tournament TO-DAY
ner of Chicago and Emerson and Hunt OF
Cincinnati. The local men finally won atter
a hard fight. The scores:
Mems singles, second round; Burton de-
feated Corneau, so, 6-1; w. Hunt defeated
Bingham, So rs; Emerson defeated Burton,
ga, 6-i; r. Hunt defeated Russ. ga Is
1913; Waidner defeated PEBBLES, so, so.
Mems doubles first round: Baldwin and
Byer defeated Stern and Sunderland as
Ga, 7-5, 2-6, 81; Schleslnger and McDougan
defeated Burton and Carter.
Mems doubles. second round: Collins and
Waidner defeated Emerson and Hunt 4-6
ga, 6-3, 81: Russ and Cessin defeated Gill
and Beach, 6-1. so, 81.
Womens singles, second round: Miss
Neely defeated Miss Steever, 81. 6-3 Miss
Caresche defeated Miss Bell, lO-s, 4-e, 6-2
Womens doubles second round: Miss
Lee and Miss Clark defeated Miss Bell and
Miss Hillman, 81. 81; Miss Neely and Miss
Steever drew a bye.
Womens doubles, semi-fnal round; Miss
Nicely and Miss ,Steever defeated Miss Lee
and Miss Clark, 6-l, 6-3.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-20
Saints win in Ninth Inning.

PUEBLO, Colo, July ia batting rally
in the ninth, coupled with errors on the
the close of the present series with ST. Jo-
seph, by score of to 5. Cook made two
home runs for the Pueblo Indians. ketchem
in center easily carried of the honors in
the fielding, accepting six difficult chances
without an error.
The Saints squeezed through enc man in
the first lnuing In this manner. Ketchem
few out to Blake, Sohilz drew walk and
was advanced to second on Qutllin's hit.
Andrews lined out a hot one, scoring
Schilz. Dexter went to first on an error
and Noyes followed with a strike out The
side was retired on Pennells drive, An
drews going out at third on helders
tThere was nothing in the score line until
the last of the third. Miner famed and
Blake went down on a long fly to Ketchem.
With two outs, Cook did the stunt which
brought down the grandstand. He picked
out nice one and sent 1t sailing over the
left felders head and when the ball was
the rubber. For three innings thereafter,
both sides went down in almost one-two-
three order. 1t was in the last of the sixth
that Cook, first up, smashed out another
other home run.
In the seventh Ketchem started things
with a hot one past first He was sacri-
feed to second by schilz Quiilin went out
on a fly to Cook. Andrews hit a hot
drive to Miner that could not be handled
and went to first safely. Dexter sent
clean one over second, scoring Ketchem
and Andrews. Noyes ended the In
ming with q strikeout. In the last half
locals with clean hit TO right and was
sacrificed to second by Miner. Blake went
to first on a hot one to left. Cook drew
walk and on Knabe's fly over second,
Bader and Blake scored. A little later
Cook crossed the rubber on Knabes steal
to second. Schriver went out on long
drive to center and Everitt ended the per-
formance by the Jones-Brown route. At
tendance, $50. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-20
sportinE BrevItiea.

Hurry Up" Yost, coach of the Michigan
foot ball team, is writing a book on his
favorite game.
The Pabst Blue Ribbons are going 70
play the Diamond COS at letters park
Sunday morning.
Dave Brain certainly must enjoy playing
ball outside OF St Louis uniform. He
is batting and fielding in fine shape for
Pittsburg.
Slugger Bills method of hitting the ball
furnishes a good object lesson for GER
tain other professional ball players, who
seem able enough to connect when the
game Is lost or there is no show for
run. Schipke seems TO prefer hitting the
ball when there Is a chance for a run or
two and TO win the game.
Thiel should be given credit for the play
In left in Tuesdays game instead Of an
error, as he was too eager to grab the
ball 10 catch the runner. Thiel has made
twenty-siN assists during the season by
hustling the ball back to the diamond on
just such plays. He viii be out OF the
game for several days. His knee is badly
bruised
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-20

Two, base hits: Greminger, Zearfoss, Kel-
lum. Bases on balls: OFF Ford 6; on Kellum
Stolen bases: Hines, Cassidy, Demontre-
Vile, Kelum, Clingman, Gilbert j. Clarke
2. Hit by pitcher: BY Kellum 1. Left on
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-20

OMAHA, July l9.-Sporting Editor Of The
Bee; We would like TO take some of your
space 70 explain a victory over the Con-
tinentals by the Starlights. There was a
game scheduled between these teams, but
as six OF the Continentals were out OF
town. II was postponed at the last moment
and a pickup team including four of the
played only after the manager OF the
Starlights agreed not 70 publish the game
as between the Continentals and Star
lights. The starlights secured their win
ming run by about a score OF their CLUB
rooters crowding into the diamond, obscur-
ing the catcher's view OF third and caus-
ing him TO make a poor throw, so allowing
a runner going TO third to score.
WILL BELL, Manager. Continentals
PAT NJ. ANDREWS, Captain.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-20
Che..mn.ter. nt nrtend.

OSTBND, July 19.-The international
chess masters tournament came to an
end today, when Janowsk and Wolf nm
ished the game adjourned from the final
round yesterday. The contest ended in a
draw, Janowski tied with Tarrasch for
second and third prizes, first prize having
been secured by Maroczy. The list OF win
ners follows:
First prize, 5000, G; Msroezy; Buda
$500, divided between d. JanowskL Paris,
and DR.. S. Tarrasch, Nuremburg; fourth
prize, $500, G. Schleichter. Vienna; fifth
prize. 500, G.. Marco, Vienna; sixth prize.
sl60, r. Teichmann, London, Consolation
money to the amount OF 500 Will be dis
tributed among the nonprize winners, ac-
cording TO merit.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-20

Totals......ll 1925 IS 3

'Hemphill out, hit by batted ball.
st. Paul .............0 o 2 0 o o 0 o. 2
Earned runs: Columbus e. Two base hits:
Ryan, Barbeau, Congalton, Clymer, Davis,
Noonan. Home run: Ryan. Stolen bases:
Hemphill, Carney Bases on balls: BY Dor
ner 8; by Evans l. Struck out: BY Dorner
6; by Evans O. Sacrifice hits: Pickering,
Davis, Kihm, Barbeau. Left on bases: st.
Paul 6; Columbus 6. Time: LS7. Umpires:
Sullivan and clifford.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-20

signs Of fatigue. Larned took matters easy
in the third set and won without enort.
The American team has improved won
derfully since arriving here and has es-
tabnshed beyond doubt its right TO chal-
lenEe for the cup.
The Americans have not selected the
team for the challenge round which VIII
be played at Wimbledon July y, July y
and July a. but it Is probable that Ward
and Wright will play In the doubles ana
Clothier and Larned in the singles ,,
After the match the American team VIII
retufn direct TO the United states to take
part In the championships there, They are
trying 20 persuade the Doherty brothers 70
accompany them.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-20
.Ratted for FittInger in ..I.lliil eirhth.


Stolen bases: Bransheld. Doolin, Bridwell
Two-base hit; Higgins. Sacrifice hits,
Phelps. Bridwell. Double plays: Bridwell
10 Barry. Hits; on Pittinger, 10 In eight
innings. Struck out: BY Pittinger, 3; by
Chech, 2. Base on balls: on Pittinger, 2;
on Suthoff, /; on Chech. l. Passed BAH:
Phelps. Hit by pitched ball: Bridwell.
Time: 1855 Umpire Bauswine.