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Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-18
BOSTON
iNCINNATl
An II

Two-base hit: Street Home runs: Stein
mour, Ewing Kelley. Stolen bases: Dele
hanty. Cannell. Double play: Abbatichio
to Tenney. First base on balls: OF Young
hanty. Struck out: BY Young q: by
Ewing. g. Time: 1:35. Umpire: Bauswine.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-18
PRISCILLA LANDS SECOND PLACE
Council BUNS Boat Beaten to the
Finish Line.

OSHKOSH, Wis, Aug. 17.--(Special Tele-
gram. This morning, over a twelve-mile
windward and leeward course, the fourth
race class b, at the Inland lake regatta,
was taken by the White Bear boat Barra-
couta, with the Priscilla, from Council
Bluffs Ia, in second place, 4 minutes and
80 seconds behind II.
At the start the boats rounded the flag for
the first windward beat one at time, with
the Barracuda leading and following i'm
mediately behind the Oshkosh Junior, the
Priscilla, Pathfinder, Leucotha, Flying
Fox and Klickitat. The morning was ideal
for sailing, with fair, southeast wind and
an easy swell. On the beat to the mark all
boats split tacks and the Pathfinder rounded
first, followed closely by the Barracuda,
with the Oshkosh Junior next and the
Priscilla fourth. While running back the
Minnetonka boat fouled the Barracuda in
fight for position and was ruled out Of
the race by the judges.
On the next two beats the Barracuda
gained a big lead and interest conferred in
the struggle between the Priscilla and the
Oshkosh Junior. With the Priscilla sailing
under the Juniors lee IL failed to get free
until just before reaching the finish line
when II forced the other away to windward
and then jibbing about quickly II was in
the reverse position and crossed few sec
onds ahead. This brings the Priscilla's per-
centage up to 37l.4 and almost insures its
winning the cup for second prize.
Tomorrow will be the last day of the re-
gatta and after the social side of the meet
is over the work of shipping home the
twelve visiting boats will begin.
Following is the standing of the yachts
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-18
At THE PLAY HOUSES.

"The Human slave" at the KruE.
A play that is as good its name, and
no better, and a company that is equal to
the play and no more. opened at the Krug
for the last half of the current week last
night 1.-THE Human Slave" is one of the
modern type Of melodrama that purports
10 afford a climax at the end of every act,
with plenty of heroic action for the hero
and his wife and an equal amount OF das-
tardly and futile villainy for the villain
and his coadjutor. II does this, without
regard to consistency or probability. The
heroics are loudly applauded and the vil'
lainy is Kissed with equal enthusiasm. Tho
piece will be played again tonight and to-
morrow will be given at a matinee and
evening performance.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-18
ARSON CASE WILL KILL TIME
Trial of George Haecke in Justice
Fosters Court VIII He
Lengthy.

The case Of attempting TO commit arson
filed in Justice Fosters court by Andrew
Wellman of McArdle precinct against his
neighbor, George Haecke, promises to be a
long-drawn-out affair. The entire after
noon yesterday was taken up by the prose
cution in presenting but a part of its case
The case will be continued in Fosters court
next Friday afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
Haecke is charged with firing a straw
stack owned by the plaintiff. Andrew Well
man. who is lessee of the Cremona stock
farm, which is about nine miles west Of the
city. The stack was burned about p. M
last Saturday while Mr.. and Mrs. Well
man were in Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-18
PittsbuFE Player Puts Champion On
Of Match for EHmOor Gun.

CHICAGO, Aug. H.-H. Chandler Egan,
the national amateur golf champion OF
America, was defeated today by r. A.
Giles OF Pittsburg in their contest in the
second round for the EXmoor championship
cup.
Giles played a decidedly clean game and
finished up and l to play for the eighteen
holes. Egan, who has been playing golf
almost continually for the last two months.
has apparently gone stale, as his work
today was not up TO his usual standard.
r. q. Newton, Seattle; w. T.. Egan, EK-
moor; f. II. Giles, Pittsburg, and G. c.
Lingman, jr., HomewoOd. won their
matches today and will contest the semi
finals tomorrow.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-18
Confer on GraIn Cnse.
ZION a san Correspondent.


LINCOLN, Aug. 1E-(Special Telegram.)-
The board OF directors OF the Farmers
Grain and Live Stock association held a
lengthy conference tonight with former
Chief Justice Sullivan, representing the
state, and Attorney F. S. Howell, repre-
senting Tom Worrall IN the grain case now
on. discussion Of the evidence already
taken in the case and the procedure 10 Sc
cure more evidence was the theme OF the
conference. The grain men assured Judge
Sullivan they would stay in the fight to the
finish and assist the state in every way
possible Attorney General Brown could
not be present tonight and another meet
ing will be held IN the morning
The taking Of dispositions in the case sci
for tomorrow has been postponed for one
week by mutual agreement OF the at
torneys. The grain men present tonight
were J. c. Canaday Of Minden. o. C. Smith
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-18
Kansas City Beats Milwaukee
MILWAUKEE,.

KANSAS CITY, Aug. 17.--Justus allowed
Milwaukee but two hits today and Kansas
City won easily. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-18
PUEBLO LANDS ON WCLOSREY
Nineteen Hits Wins Out a Game in Spite
Of Teams Errors,
RoURKEs MEN MAKE A LIVELY FINISH
Score -Four Runs In the Eighth and
Three In the Ninth and Come
within One of Tying
the score.

PUEBLO, Colo, Aug. 1.-THE Indians
landed on McCloskey for nineteen hits to-
day and batted out a close game after max
ing bunch OF six errors. Omaha made two
runs in the first but was not able to score
again until the seventh. when It braced UP
and made a finish that looked for a moment
like defeat for the Indians. McCloskey came
: close TO winning his own game in the ninth,
when he met the ball for three sacks with
two men on bases. The locals played loose
ball after the sixth the condition of the
grounds being such that luck had a good
deal to do with grounder fielding. The
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-18
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STORZ
BLUE RIBBON
THE DELICIOUS BEER
Visit OUR RREWERY

Note the scrupuousy clean condition of everyhingthe
shining copper brew tanksthe FURNISHED chilling coils
the foors-the vats-the anks-all immaculate.
Inspect the choice malt in the towering binsscrune the
contents of the aromatic bales of Bohemian hops held in
perfect condition cold storage These hops
imported directly by and cost twice much American
hops They improve the quality of the brew in that pro-
portion.
cellars holding of thousands of barrels Of beer which
kept temperature of 33 degrees Fahrenheit for
months until the product is thoroughly matured.
Watch the it is from these vats filtered
through white wood pulp and pumped through our new
copper pipe line direct to the botng department without
coming in contact with the air in any way.
Examine bottlng department the most complete and
up date in the west Here every bottle is washed
times and sterzed before fhngfled and sealed at the
of 70 bottles per minutethen pasteurzed by the
proved process.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-18
Announcements of the Theaters.

On Tuesday evening next May Irwin will
make her first appearance in Omaha for
some seasons, coming this time in the play
that lured her back to the stage, and which
was such great success last year in New
York. Mrs. Black is Back" is from the
pen of George " Hobart, the well known
humorist, and was written TO afford the
buxom May chance to display her we'll
known fun-making abilities She sings
some songs in the course of the play, and
generally has her own way. The company
is the same that supported her on Broad
way, and the production is the same, 80
that the play will be given as perfectly as
possible in the matter Of detail. The en-
gagement is for one night only, Tuesday,
August %.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-18
Had Too Many Trousers.

Patrolman John Shepherd Is OF the opinion
that II a man has twenty-one pairs OF
trousers in his possession at one time he is
getting beyond the limit in that line. and
for that reason he arrested one Joseph
Myers who claims st. Paul, Mimi, as his
home. Myers admits having disposed OF
the trousers to South Tenth street dealer,
but claims that he was in Ames, Neb., and
police believe that he secured them by
some other means. He was sent TO the
character
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-18

Lyons wins in Ninth.

LYONS, Neb., Aug. 17-(Speciai)-In a.
close and one of the most exciting games
OF the season the Lyons base ball team
deteated Laurel here today by a score OF
to :. The visitors were shut out up to
the eighth, when they punched hits and
In their half, and in the ninth TarTant's
hit brought in the winning run. Score:
R.HE
Laurel ,.........O 0 Q 0 5 % 3
Fhree-base hits Tarrant Morrison
T5 tytoo5, hits: Cook. Smith. sherbin
struek out; BY stills, 8; by Orr 5. Bat
OFT and Flint Time: 1870 Umpire: 7.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-18
Poncn wants Revenge.

PONCA. Neb,. Aug. 17.-(Special. New
castle defeated Ponca yesterday at the Old
Settlers picnic al Dixon in one of the fast
est games ever seen in north Nebraska, 5 TO
l. Score r. II. r.
Newcastle 40 % s ]
Home run: Davidson. Two-base hits:
Mattison. Porter Stolen bases: Ponca s.
Batteries: Coax and Thompson; Logan,
Davey and Kemp.
Ponca now challenges Newcastle for a
game 10 be played by all players OF the
regular team for a purse Of 500 or any
part, the game 10 be played any place out
Side OF NeMcastle
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-18

The police made another raid on a poker
joint at 1906 Howard street last night and
arrested Carl Clark the proprietor on a
charge of keeping gambling house, and
five men who were in the room at the time
on a charge of being inmates of a gambling
house. When the officers entered the place
the six men were sitting around a table
with all the paraphernalia requisite TO the
carrying on of real poker game. The
patrol wagon was called and all were taken
to the station. Clark Is now under bonds
to appear before the district court at the
next session to answer to a charge of keep
ing a gambling house.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-18

'Batted for Dorner in NTH
Louisville ........... % II
Columbus ........... 0 0 1 0 0 o.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-18
Divide at storm Lake

STORM LAKE, Ia, Aug. I7-fSneciaI ToI-
eSram.l-Storm Lake and Correctionvilie
oroke even at base ball in a double-hesder
today, the visitors winning the mornins
game 10 to 4, and the home team reVersinSI
I Ihe score IN the afternoon. Batteries:
Gretzmeyer and White; Samuels and Flack.
Mhlte ana Berter; Sweet. Samuels and
rack Out OF nine games Storm Lake has
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-18
CASH SPENT AT LEGISLATURE
Continued from First Page.)

they met we could not tell what they
would take up. as they were the sole
judges OF that. As long as we kept them
separated there was no danger they would
do anything We just did not want those
particular measures dug up. that's all, and
we succeeded pretty WE'LL
Did you serve any dinners or suppers
to members late at night?"
Witness answered yes" but he did not
attend many Of these himself, as he had
other work to attend to. He paid the bills,
however, at the hotel cafes. How much
these amounted to he could not say, as all
the records had been destroyed When
asked why they were destroyed. Mr.. Wor-
rail- said he did not think It was right to
keep them, as some OF the work done
might be considered wrong.
Then Mr.. Smith asked:
isn't II a fact that you did not expend
all that money, or anywhere near all OF
IT, and didn't you, as a matter of fact,
keep $1,000 for yourself?"
The lawyer had not finished the ques-
ton before the witness was pointing his
finger at him, saying:
mo, sir; 1t is not a fact. Every cent
of that money was spent as have stated,
every penny of It,"
why did you give those dinners and
suppers?" asked Smith when the tin had
passed.
Just to be sociable and prevent inim-
ical legislation"
Thought They Had Erred.
when you destroyed all evidence of
these expenditures did you think you had
done anything wrong?-that you had I'M
lawfully influenced anyone7"
Yes; along toward the close ] thought
we did make one mistake"
The point was not pushed and witness
did not specify He said they had sue
ceeded in killing all the bills but one
that were not in the best interest of the
Nebraska Grain Dealers association"
On another lire Mr.. Smith brought from
witness the admission that on a capital
of 5000 the Worral Grain company had
made 5000 in the first six months it was
in business And the witness said all
the time the company was irregular.
WELL IT pays TO be irregular It seems.
II l ever go into the grain business
shall be irregular as HI"
THAT all depends on circumstances" re-
piled Mr.. Worrall calmly, as he put a
match to a new cheroot and stepped down.
c. T. Peavey followed and was cross
| examined by Mr.. Learned on behalf of the
Omaha Elevator company. He stuck to his
| story OF rebates and the cross-examination
was largely a sparring match between the
| attorney and the witness. Mr.. Peavey
was brought to the point Of admitting.
| however, that much OF his information
was not exactly personal and that some
| OF the things he stated on direct exam
! nation were based on, what others had
i told him.
| At the conclusion OF the cross-examination
| Of Mr.. Peavey the further taking OF deposit
tions was adjourned until Friday, August
/ 25 at lincoln.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-18

of Kearney, L. S. Deets of Kearney, James
T. Brady of Albion, ID. w. Baker of Bene-
dict. j. NJ. Ellers of Gretna and d. ]. Gates
of Albion, composing the entire membership
of the board of directors.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-18
Inter-CIub GOIf MRtcb,

The fourth inter-club golf match will be
played Saturday at the Field club between
matches have been played, the boys from
Benson winning all. The Field club players
have hopes OF doing better Saturday, as the
game is on their own grounds and the full
team will be out
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-18

cal Telegram. )-Grand Island won M
game from Hastings today by getting ten
s slts on Ahlin in the first three Innings
Grand Islands 2 1000 o IS 10 =
Hastings .,,.....O o / o "a
batteries Hastings, Ahlin and Poteet;
oIana island. Rltzman and Mhitconnh
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-18
Tombrink suit Dismissed.

A dismissal has been filed in the ONCE
OF the clerk Of the district court OF the
suit of Herman Tombrink ct al against
Mayor Koutsky and the other city officials
of South Omaha. This suit was brought 10
restrain the city oficials from issuing and
selling bonds for the purpose OF paving
TVyantv-fOurth street.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-18
PittsburR Beats Brooklyn by Bunch
ing Hits in Early Innings.

BROOKLYN Aug 17-After having
divided a double-header with Pittsburg on
their way home from their western trip
yesterday Hanlon's team met the Pittsburg
players on their home grounds today and
were defeated by a score Of to 4. The
hitting on both sides was pretty even, but
held it to the end. Attendance, 1000. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-18

GENEVA, Neb.. Aug 17.-(Speeial THE
ball games at the Woodmen picnic resulted
as follows:
Clay Center 30 $500 O31 Of 4
Exeter 80. 40 o o / IA s
Batteries, sanderson and Lotta; shreffier
Shreffier: 9. Hits: Clay Center, I; Exeter
3. Errors: Clay Center, A. Exeter, s.
Geneva .........O 2 % o 0 % 90 8 2
Bruning &c.. % 0 IS S 2
Batteries: Shuman and Burke; Wilson
and stone, Struck out Shuman. Is; VIII
son, g. -
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-18

III. o'Hara, ouillin, zinrsn. First base
Left on bases. Sioux City, Z. ST. Joseph 8.
Stolen bases: Newton. O'Hara, Reynolds,
Zinran. Bases on balls: on Hatch, J.
off Anderson. 2. Struck out: BY Hatch, 2;
by Anderson, 8. Passed ball Shea Time;
l15 Umpire: Caruthers. Attendance 300.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-18
CONSIDER ALSO THAT

The in brewing is the purest obtainabe being
drawn from artesan well Il 400 feet deep.
Our brewmaser STORZ expert for 35 skilfully
directs detail in the brewing and handling Of Storz
Blue Ribbon
will the stOrz Blue Rib.
bon pure, heaIthful delightful The
q home. order
sToRZ BREWING CO., OMAHA
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-18

Rev Father Potter OF st. Paul's Epsco-
pal church is to preach his farewell sermon
on Sunday morning, after several years OF
association with HIS present congregation.
His health has become impaired TO such
an extent that he must seek different
climate.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-18
Eagles See Denver win.

DENVER, Aug. H.-Before a gleefully
bowling mob of Eagles and their friends at
Broadway park this afternoon the Grizzlies
celebrated the opening of the home series
by defeating Mike Cantillons Underwriters,
the Western league leaders, by the score of
8 to 2 Timely hitting off Leiheld in the
first and third innings by Hartzell. Belden
and Perrine, together with three costly err
rors by Catcher Wakefield and Center
Fielder Ganley OF the visitors. gave the
Cubs FIVE runs and victory. Leifield was
driven from the rubber and Wolfe, who is
a catcher and utility man, was sent to the
firing line by Cantillon. Although he did
not have time to warm up Wolfe held Den
yer without a hit during the remainder of
the game The score:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-18
Tennis Entries close Saturday.

Entries close Saturday night for the ten
mis- tournament to be held at the Field club
under the auspices OF the National ASSOC
citation. All state and city players are
urged to send in their entries at once,
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-18
speechIeaa with Wonder

are the friends Of those cured o. stomach.
liver and kidney trouble by Electric Bit
tiers. Soc. Guaranteed. For sale by sher-
man & Mcconnell Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-18
DIES MONIES

Stolen bases Randall. Ganley, Hogriever,
Leifield Perrine. Three-base hit: Caffyn.
Bases on balls: OF Hickman. 1; off Leifeld,
!; off Wolfe, 8. Struck out: BY Hickman,
5; by Engle, /; by Leiheld, /; by Wolfe, 2
Left on bases: Denver 9; Des Moines, 8.
First base on errors: Des Mones, 1. Home
run: Perrine. Two-base hits: Hoelskoetter,
Wolfe Wild pitch: Engle. Double plays
Shugart TO Rossman; McNichols to Ross
man to Wakefield. Time: 1850. Umpire:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-18
of the Team
GAMES IN THE NATIONAL LEAGUE

GameU today: Omaha at Pueblo Dies
Moines at Denver St. Joseph at Sioux
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-18
CHICAGO.

First base on errors: New York, l. Left
on bases: New York, S. Chicago, g. First
base on balls: on Wicker, l. Struck out:
BY Mathewson, 6; by Wicker, s. Home
run; Strang. Three-base hit: Dahlen
Mertes, Gilbert Hit by pitched BALL. BY
Wicker, l, Time: las. Umpire: O'Day.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-18
Totals.."..S7 10 81 8 Z

'Batted for Dougherty in ninth
Milwaukee ... ........ Q Q Q Q -
Earned runs: Kansas City, , Two-base
hits: Gilbert, Donahue, Tovne. Sacrifice
hlts: douglass, Donahue, Wright, O'Brien
McChesney. Stolen bases: Gilbert Cas-
tro Donahue. Bases on balls: on Justus
s; off Morrison, 2. Struck out: BY Justus
8; by Morrison, 3. Left on bases: Kansas
City. s; Milwaukee, Z. Time: 1:47. Umpire:
Sullivan. Attendance: 200
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-18
Easy for the sioux.

SIOUX CITY, Ia, Aug. H.-Sioux City
hit Anderson hard and this, coupled with
costly errors, gave the Sioux Citys an
easy victory over st. Joseph. to 2. Hatch
was effective throughout and was given
good support. Starnagle retired in the
fourth inning on account of an injury to
his throwing hand and Shea was substi-
tuted In the sixth Carney left the game
with an injured hand, Pulsifer taking his
place at first and Newton going to left
held. Rain fell intermittently throughout
the game, Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-18

kEARNEY, Neb., Aug. 17.-(speeial Tel
~ am; l-GIeeley (Colo.l ana Kearney teams
plage9 To-Day IN this city but Greeley
proved an easy mark. the score being 10
IA hearney's favor. Batteries; KeSrnsy.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-18
PI-ERI.O.
OMAHA

Earned runs: Pueblo, 9; Omaha, 4. Sacri-
fee hits Gondng, Carter. Bader. Stimmel.
Stolen bases: Martin, Knabe. Mott. Three
base hits: Messitt Schipke McCloskey.
Bases on balls: OF StimmeL 8; of McClos-
key, 4. Struck out: BY Stmmel, 4; by Nc
Closkey, ?. Left on bases: Pueblo. 9; Omaha,
3. Two-hase hits Delehanty, Mott, Blake,
Gonding. Double plays: Schipke to Martin
TO Thomas Bader to shriver. Time: $50.
Umpire Mace. Attendance: 400.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-18
HARNESS RACES AT BEATRICE
Mixup in One Event, but Only suIkIeH
Are Damaged.

BEATRICE, Neb., Aug. l7-(Special Tel
egram To-day was Beatrice day at the
circuit races and the attendance was much
larger than yesterday. In scoring for the
first heat in the 2:2 pace with nine start
ers three sulkies were smashed Omega at
tempted to run away, throwing her driver,
but was stopped after running a short dis
lance. No one was hurt. Summary:
Glass o1Q frnffinR. AA00.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-18
Southern League Games.

Al Atlanta-First game: Atlanta, Il;
Nashville, g. Second game: Atlanta, J.;
Nashville, 0.
Al Montgomery-Montgo s.; Birm-
inEham, l.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-18
Indianapolis Shuts Out Toledo in
HurleHuue Contest

TOLEDO, Aug. 17.-Today's game, which
was burlesque, was won by Indianapolis
to 0. Umpire Kane was pelted with eggs
during the game. He was escorted to his
MOTEL by a squad of six officers. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-18

TWO base hits: Clarke, Howard, Hall,
Lumley Three-base hits: Leach, Brain
Sacrifice hits PETIT. Dobbs ~. Stolen
bases: Howard, Hall. Lumley, Batch, Scan
Ion Left on bases: Pittsburg, 5; Brook
iyn, IL Passes on balls: on scanlon. a. of
Lynch. g. First base on errors: Brooklyn,
2 Struck out: BY Scanlon, 6; by Lynch B.
Time: 1:55. Umpire Johnston.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-18
grove and Lane
GAMES IN THE AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York wins Close Contest from
Cleveland in Ninth Inning.

CLEVELAND, Aug. 17.-New York did
not get a hit until the ninth, when they
secured enough to win. Manager la ioie
made his temperance in uniform, but will
not be able to play before September l.
Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-18
Oakland Wins at Bancrot,

gram. )-Oakland defeated Bancroft ar tba
latter place Thursday by the score Of 70
l. Both pitchers did fine work and their
support was good Johnson let Bancroft
down with two hits, while Farley had seven
against him, The locals play the Farrells
OF Omaha here Saturday. Score
Bancroft ........O 600 900 Of 2 4
Oakland ........O 2 0 b 0 o Q o "a
Batteries: Oakland. johnson ana Fagan;
BY Johnson, 9; by Farley, 10 Bases on
balls: on Johnson, Two-base hit: WAC
ner. Left on bases: Oakland s; Bancroft
o. Time: l;20. Umpire: Fletcher
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-18

Stolen bases: Pickering, Hulswitt, ely
flee hits: Kerwin, Sullivan, Woodruff.
First base on balls: of Dorner. /; on Hart.
q of Kenna, 8. Two-base hit: Woodruff
Three-base hits: Pickering, Hulswitt Hit
by pitcher: Ryan. Struck out: BY Dorner,
/; by Hart, g. by Kenna, 5. Innings
pitched: BY Dorner, 5; by Hart. 4. Hits:
on Dorner, 6; off Hart, 4. Time: :52
Umpire King. Attendance: S.l28
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-18
Game Postponed.
At Minneapolis - Minneapolis-S PaI
game postponed; rain.
GILES DEFEATS H. c. EGAN

Games today: LouisVille at columbus,
St. Paul.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-18
ST. LOUIS.

Earned runs: Philadelphia 2. Two-base
hits: Beckley, Thomas Sacrifice hit /:
Courtney. Stolen bases: Courtney, Magee,
Titus. Double plays: Arndt tn Beckiey;
Courtney to Bransfeld. Left on bases: St
Louis, 8; Philadelphia, TO- First base on
balls OF Thielman, 8. First base on err
rors: Philadelphia, l. Struck out: By
Thielman, 3; by Duggleby, 3. Passed ball:
Leahy. Time 1870. Umpires: Emsle and
KLEIN. Attendance, 2,9OS.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-18

Phil d. Green In his marvellous spiral
act at Woodmon Of the World carnival
Al CORTLAND beach AL this week,
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-18
New York shuts out Chicago.

NEW YORK Aug. H. - Mathewson's
pitching was far too good for the visiting
Chicagos today and the New Yorks cele-
brated their return home from the west by
shutting out their opponents by score
of to 0. Score:
NEW YORK CIIICAnn
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-18
Euinr nntnitchen Ynnnr.

BOSTON, Aug I7.-Ewing outpitched
Young in today's game, Cincinnati winning
3 to g. The outielders had little to do and
the infield chances, though numerous, were
seldom dIfflcult. Attendance, 2612. Score: