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Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-10
COLD MEDAL FOR FREDERICRS
Oil City Golfer Makes Low Score in Quail
flying Round at Chicago.
MANY SURPRISES IN DAYS PLAY
EEan, Fairbanks, Manson, Dickinson,
James and CarneEie Among
the List Of Also
Rams.

CHICAGO, Aug e.-Dr. d. p. Fredericks
OF OIL CITY, Pa. won gold medal score to-
day in the thirty-six-hole qualifying round
OF the eleventh national golf championship
at the Chicago Golf club links with total
Of 155. which is the competitive record OF
the course He had a clear margin OF
five strokes over Champion George S.
Lyon OF Canada. Tied at 1852 we're National
Champion II. G. Egan and w. c.. Fownes,
jrs, Of the ORkmount club, Pittsburg. Only
one stroke separated the young experts OF
the Wheaton Golf club, d. T. Sawyer and
Hugh Campbell, who made respectively l63
and 164. Fred HerIeshoff OF Ekwanok. run
uer-up In the national tournament of last
year had 163 Walter J. Travis Of Gar
den City was 10S, four strokes better than
his old rival, ]. d. Travers of Nassau.
Considerable surprise was expressed over
some OF the names that were shown in the
list OF those who failed to qualify Wal
ter h. Egan. former runner-up in the ma
tional tournament and western champion,
failed to get In with total Of i7S, Former
National Champion L. n. James OF Lake
view was squeezed out with a total OF 176.
SIX players arc tied for the four places
in the qualifying list, one OF the ties. A L.
White, the intercollegiate champion, hev-
ing made a great Improvement on his first
round score. only to get into play of
tomorrow his right TO continue in the
match play. The west predominates in the
qualifying list. with twenty-three players
to nine for the east and two for Canada.
The two Canadians by a strange coinci-
dence are pitted against each other in the
first round.
Champion II. c. EGan Is in the lower
half of the draw. pitted against Former
Champion c. B. Macdonald for the first
round. Mr. Travis In the first half with
DR.. Fredericks. w. c. Fownes, Jr., Ned
Sawyer and 6. s. Lyon.
w. c. Carnegie of st. Andrews totalled
$50, which puts him out of the running and
a chance to win the 81 ,OOO,O 900 offered by his
uncle II he won a championship.
The following are the cards OF the first
three qualiiers:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-10
TeLsnmah WIna a Pair.

TEKAMAH, Neb., Aug s.-(special)-
The Tekamah base ball team won from
the Gretnas today in a very fast game
Score, to 0. The feature of the game was
the pitching Of Onie Bucklin. who only
allowed the visitors two hits. and both
of them were scratches. Only one man
was able TO reach third base for the
Gretnas The Gretna boys are a gentle
manly lot and play fast ball. The sam,
teams play here tomorrow. Score:
Geb@mah GlS9Ha '''''.'.''''.'SS 3SS 9 9 o,
Batteries Tekamah, Bucklin and Copplc
Gretna, Run and Curley, Struck out BY
Bucklin 4 by Run, 6, Base on balls Or
Run l. Hit by pitched ball: BY Buck
lin, i by Run. /. Two-base hits: Grow
ell, Houstan Time: l:lo. Umpire: Stan
The Tekamah team lost its hoodoo yes
terday somewhere between this place and
Bancroft for they won from the latter BY
a score Of to 0. Pipher did the twirling
for Tekamah, and although he allowed nine
hits, the Bancroft boys failed TO get around
the diamond. Score:
Bancroft 30 0 0 90 8
Batteries: Tekamah, Pipher and Copple
Bancroft Farley and Fields. Struck out
BY Pipher, 8; by Farley, s.
The Delta team OF Omaha will play here
Saturday afternoon and II nothing hap
pens 70 prevent, Buck viii pitch that game
also.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-10
NewIin Easy to Find.

SIOUX CITY, Ia, Aug. s-The Packers
batted out one run In the hrst but after
that Leineld had them at mis- mercy. New
I'm was hit fifteen times safely and IL was
only the fine helding OF the Packers that
kept the score down. Both pitchers pulled
out OF several tight places In the sixth
the Packers got the bases full but failed
10 score. In the seventh Collins was caught
~ the plate by a fine throw by Ganley In
the eighth the first three Underwriters 10
bat made hits, flling the bases, out only
one man scored. Shugart was caught al
home on q throw by Noblit. Collins star
oAtches were feature. In the ninth he
took long drive from Rossmans bat on
the right-held fence with one hand. At
tendance, 100 Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-10
AtInntic Winn . Pnir-

ATLANTIC, Ia, Aug. s-(SpeciaI TeIe.
gram. THE Atlantic Merchant Grays tool
two more games at Anita at the fraterna
picnic today. the first game between the
Benton Boomers and Merchant Grays re-
suited TO in favor of the Grays Bat
teries: Benton Boomers, Morgan anC
Worthing; Grays, White and Franklin
The afternoon game between Anita and tn,
Grays resulted 9 TO 0 in favor Of The
Grays The feature of this game wal
Barnhart's home run. Batteries: Anita
Esnelder and Worthing; Atlantic. Birchel
and Eranklin.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-10

Leihsid. p.aii . osarnags. c.7 o1 0
-- Neviin, p.... o
Totslt.....ss is'st 10
Totalu.....s3 6u ~
sNewlin out: hit by batted ball
pes Moines ......O o 0 0 O-S
Sioux City ..........l 0 o 0 o o O-l
Earned runs: Sioux City, !. Des Mones,
Two-base hits: Noblit. Hogrieyer (2J
Long. Double play: O'HHra to Weed to
Pulsifer First base on errors Sioux City
1; Des Moines l. Left on bases: Sioux
CITY. Z: Des Mones, Z. Stolen base: Col
Inns Sacrifice hits: Collins. Caffyn. First
base on balls: on Leiheld, g. Hit by
pitched ball. Wakefield. Struck out: BY
Newlin, /; by Leiheld, 5. Time: 1:4O. Um-
pire: Mace.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-10
GREAT WESTERN CIRCUIT RACES
Black Lock Wins the 2To4 Pace Al
Davenport from Rex.

DAVENPORT. Ia. Aug. 9.-The second
stopped by darkness The last race was
unfinished. Ed Custer won the special
2-year-old race in 2:1sl4. setting new mark
2:O4' class pacing, purse 5000: Black
Lock won second, third and fourth heats.
TTime: Time 5:ii&. Arrow H., Dr. Franris, Lima
The First, A. Nutwood Grattan, Brown
Betty, Lulu May, Billy A. Slumb, Black
Walnue and Direct Wood also started.
2:27 class, trotting, purse 800: William
]. won third, fourth and NTH heats. Time
2:14h, 2:l6l<, 2:l7A. Little Wonder Won first
and second heats Time: 2:l9lt, 2:l6h. r.
Medium Line, Sennet Boy and Major
Genthlien also started.
Exalted won frst heat in 2:lik and was
distanced In third. Misty Dawn won the
second heat In 2:llh. King Aury won thiru
in 2:l3. Lady Pauline. p. r. o. GuilforL
and Katharine r. also started.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-10
WITH THE BowLERs.

Four ~ the six men who bowled in the
citv Championship contest last night passss0d
the $50 mark Hartley was high, with sss
and Huntington's 232 was the high single
gaTne Of the men who have finished Clay
Is sttll high, with Huntington second ana
Hartley third. Scores:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-10
Lyons Wins sIuggInE Match.

OAKLAND. Neb., Aug. 9-(special Tele-
game full of extra base hits Stiltz
pitched a good game for fve innings when
he went up in the air. Score: r. H F
ossRiandi, osShis i,......SS 80 S--iS II :
Batteries: StiltZ and Tarrant, johnson
and Fagan. Struck out BY johnson, I;
by Stiltz, Z. Bases on balls: on Johnson,
2 Three-base hits: Tarrant, 2; Fagan
Two-base. hits: Storken, Fagan. Halmquist
Ritchie, rarrant. Time: l:S5, Umpire: Eng
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-10

Sioux City Comes Next.

Games today: Milwaukee at Columbus,
Kansas City, at Toledo, ST. Paul at Lous-
Vile, Minneapolis at Indianapolis.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-10
PleAty of Hits and Error..

81. JOSEPH. Aug s.-Costly errors lost
toqay > game TO Pueblo, 10 TO l. ST. Joseph
sninee ieed OF four runs in the first IN
mns oy timely hitting and taking advan-
tage OF errors by the visitors. Neverthe-
Tess, fueo!o also turned a similar trick
on Two hlts and three errors 10y st Joserh
ana tied the score. Hits by Cook and
Lelehanty in the sixth gave the visitors a
lead OF three Again in the eighth Cook s
ulpIe ana brace OF rank errors allowed
the Indians 70 score three more. St JOS
eph found Hester in the ninth for three
hlts' scoring two additional runs Eyler
wAs renewed m the ninth by Anderson.
Attendance, 100. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-10
Coaad and Bertrand break Even.

COZAD, Neb., Aug. s.-(special Tele-
gram. THE Cozad and Bertrand teams
played here yesterday and today. Yester-
days game resulted in a score of TO
in favor of Bertrand, while the score today
was exactly a reverse being to / in favor
OF the home team. The game today was
played In one hour and fifteen minutes
These two teams have met six times this
season and have each won three games
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-10
Pitcher breaks Kneecap.

WEEPING WATER, Neb., Aug s-(spe-
cial Telegram,)-The Elks OF Piattsmouth
were defeated today In a hOtly contested
game Of ball Score: 4 to 5 Weeping
Waters pitcher, Kennedy, was disabled
cracking his knee-cap in making home
run. Batteries: Kilkins, Kosak and Ken
nsdy; McNamo and Day
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-10

which was blocked at the home plate and
the umpire decided In favor OF Kearney.
Then the game broke up and while the men
were arguing kearney ran In one more, the
umpire deciding the game I'm Kearneys
favor. 4 to Batteries: Kearuey Wells
brod and zalusky: Hastings. Ahiin and Po-
teet. Umpire: Hald Of Grand Island.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-10

Sioux City will send a ball team To
Omaha for four games, beginning THURSDAY v
afternoon, with double header Saturday,
the hrst game to be called at 2:30. Friday
will be ladies' day. The Omaha team has
rounded into condition and all of the plav-
ers are in the game again. so that the Sioux
they did win few from Des Moines. The
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-10
Kearney Wins I'm Ninth.

KEARNEY. Neb., Aug. s.-(Special Tele-
gram. "A large crowd from Hastings was
here today 70 witness the third game OF
ball between Hastings and Kearney. The
game was fast and clean up 70 the ninth
Inning, when the score stood 70 In favoI
Of Hastings, but kearney made one run.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-10
HARNESS RACING IN BUFFALO
Ed Geers Comes Out of Nasty spill
with sllRhf InInrfen.

WIN sikht lnluTtees
BUFFALO, n. Y. Aug. SD Geers, the
dean OF Grand Circuit drivers, had another
close call at kenilworth park this after
noon. The veteran was in the sulky back
OF King Direct In the 2:04 pace, the feature
OF the day, when In the third heat, at the
head Of the stretch King Direct pacing
strongly, stuck his hoof through the wheel
OF horses. sulkies and drivers almost i'm
mediately swallowed up in a cloud OF dust.
When the scene cleared up Geers was seen
PROSTATE on the ground Driver Snow was
on his feet making his way to the Judge 5
stand, LoCanda had been safely caught
and King Direct had started on a wild
runaway, dragging along somewhat shat
tered sulky.
Soon stable hands and others, including
physician were at Geers' side Ii
was found he had suffered a bad cut on his
leg, and was stunned. but he speedily re-
covered his breath, and his first words
were: Now don't make a hurrah Of this
thing and scare everybody to death for
nothing" To show he was all right Geers
then came out and back of Turley In the
2:1 trot, which followed. won the deciding
heat, being given a tremendous ovation.
Nathan Strauss, driven by A. Thomas Of
Omaha, also suffered in the accident fall
Ing over the first two which fell King
Direct was badly injured In his runaway
and probably Will not race again this year.
Loeanda had ] two heats heath In the 2'4 pace ace
judges found both drivers blameless and
placed the horses in the final heat, the Al
s'G0R al So sS5 fo SIC 80 6a tn. Sd
the arSt heat, and ruled favorite through
out Results:
Class 2:OS, trotting, purse $1,000, three
heat plan:
Snyder McGregor. b. g. CHogan) .... !
Norman B, blk & MCCARTHY ......2
Direct View. br. h. (DeRyder) ........3
Topsey, b. m. Qssttlmer) .....,........4 : .
Tuna, b. m. Curry .........-.......,
Time: 2O6h 2O6%, 2:0sSl
Glass 2O4. pacing, purse 1850, three-heat
PLAN .
Anidrosis, ch. &. (Allen) ....,....... l
Nervolo, b. h. CA. p McDonald) zee.
Belle M, b. m. U.airdl ..............,, 3 z
Hazel Patch, blk. h. (Flack & Curry I !
King Direct blk. 3. (Geers) ...,.... . +!
Time: 2:05, 2O5 2:Q5h
Class 2:O1, trotting, purse $1,000. three
Turiey, br. g. CGeersD .......,.......... |
Robert Nc. b. g. dolly .............. 2
John Caldwell, b. T. (Thompson) ! as
LADY Gail Hamilton. blk. IN. (HowelD I
Major Greer. s. g. mccarthy ..:'.'
Nora Mckinney, b. m. CAndrews) e. . ds
Millard Saunders b. &. (Snow) ..'''' ds
Time 2:09, 2:101a 2:l3t9.
Glass 2:17, pacing, purse $1,000: ,
Bolivar b. e. DeRyder) ..........,..
Charlie Patch, blk 5. (Valentine) .... z !
Hal T. br. s. (Snow) .....,......,..,.' Q
CAPTAIN Derby, b. h. (Eldridge) .....
F. J. Park, b. s. (Lyon) ...........''' z
Black Patchen, blk. h. (Hogan) .....
Bonnie wilkes, ch. m. CHoward) ..... 9 Q
Albuta, b. Q. (Walker) ..;.;:.;;...;'''
Red Nightingale. br. m. (Stokes) .'oS
Time: 2:O6l6 2:OS1z. 2:O9s4.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-10

Bases on balls: on Fisher, 8, on Slagle,
2. Struck out: BY Fisher, 3; by Slagle, L.
Wild pitch: Slagle. Hit by pitched ball:
BY Slage, Massey. Two-base hits: Carr,
Massey. Three base hit: Carney. Sacrifice
hits Moran (2), Carr, Kelley, Flournoy.
Double play: Kelley to OBrien. Left on
bases: indianapolis, Z; st. Paul, s. Time:
:S. Umpire: Haskell.
Score. sacnnd game.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-10
ST, JOSEPH
PUEBLO.

- EaIled tuhs! PuebIo, ?; 81. Joseph, /
Iwo-base hits; Blake, Cook. Three -bas Sc
MT: Cook Stolen bases. Mott Dele
hanty. Duncan. Double plays: Bader to
Delehanty, Delehanty to Bader 70 Schriyer.
First base on balls: on Hester, /; OF
ball: BY Hester, g. Struck out BY Hes
ter, 4; by Eyler, 4 by Anderson, / Passed
ball: Zinran. Time; 1888 Umpire: Burns
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-10
Columbus Makes IL Three out of -Four
from Kansas CITY.

COLUMBUS. o., Aug s-Columbus won
easily today and made It three out OF four
OF the series with Kansas City. Morgan
was taken out after Columbus scored one
run. Justus was wild. Two Of the four
hits made on him we're triples. Attend
ance, 1.22S. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-10
OMAHA.

stW3-base q hit: Randall Home run:
Sehaub, 2 Double play: Schaub TO- HoeI-
skoetter TO Everett. Struck out: BY Quick
,ey Schaub, .. Sacrifice hit: McHale
stolen bases: Perrine (D. Left on bases.
Omaha, 4; Denver g. Time: i:25 Attend.
Hnce, 800. Umpire, Caruthers
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-10
81. Louis Wins slow and Featureless
Content from NNanhinRton.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 9.-St. Louis today
hit Hughes hard and, with the assistance
OF Washngton's misplays ran away with
the game, which was a slow and feature
less contest. In the eighth inning the
visitors batted out five singles and a triple,
scoring five runs. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-10
Boston wins from PIttsburR.

PITTSBURG, Aug 9.-Young kept the
hits well scattered and had It not been for
errors, Pittsburg would have scored only
one run. In the ninth inning Umpire KLEIN,
because OF coaching from the Pittsburg
players, put every reserve player out OF
the grounds, leaving players actually In
the game on the grounds. Score:
BOSTON pTTTspIrpc
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-10
midland shut out RivaIa.

ELKToH. Mich. Aug. s.-(special TeIs-
gram )-Green's Nebraska Indians scored
their third consecutive ahut-out IN as many
days. Score; IndiEns, 10; Elkton, O
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-10
Brooklyn Wins from ST. Louik In the
Tenth Inning

ST LOUIS Aug. 9-Batch's triple, fol-
lowed by Babb's long outheld fy. gave
Brooklyn the deciding run in the tenth in
ming today Mcfarland opened poorly, then
for eight Innings held the visitors. absO-
lutely at his mercy Tay-or was substituted
In the tenth and was easy. Attendance,
q 100. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-10

TWO base hts: RltChey ", Ienney,
Young. Three base hits: Hillebrandt. Ten
ney. Sacrifice hits: Hillebrandt Cannell.
Stolen bases Abbatchio, Raymer. Double
play Clarke, Ritchey and Leach. First
base on balls: of Hillebrandt, q on Young.
,. Struck out: BY Hilebrandt, l. by Leever,
?. Passed ball Needham. Hits or Hille-
brandt in five innings; off Leever. in
four innings. Time: 2:ie. Umpire KLEIN.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-10
schipke's Home hun.

The description of the play that scored
Omaha's lonely pearly does not take much
space. slugger Bill simply walked to the
plate and when he got a good one he hit
IL over his fevorite fence for a homer.
The ball hit some ball players shirt hang
ing on the top of the fence but kind prov-
dence permitted It to slide on over and
Willie slowly trotted home amid plaudits
Of the crowd, but not to pick up the
silver dollars. as he is won't to when he
wins games by a home run. He has made
so many OF these homers this season that
the Statlstician has almost lost the track,
But he Is a modest youth and carries his
honors with a becoming grace
Lucia was back in the game, his first
appearance during this series, and caught
his usually fine game, holding up the
youthful Schaub as only he and Gondng
know how in this league schaub, by the
way, struck out nine of the Champs, and
did not permit a sign of hit until the
fourth inning when Carter surprised them
by hitting down the third base line for a
single. But five hits were made of either
pitcher and but three passes dished out
altogether.
The Sioux will be on hand this afternoon.
Score!
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-10
Totsls-.-Bl2 90 ls Z
.Batted for McFarland In the nInth.

'Batted for Mcfarland in the ninth.
Brooklyn ..........4 o % Is
Earned runs: St. Louis, q Brooklyn, l.
Three base hit: Batch. Sacrifice hits:
Burke Mcbride. Double play: IArndt to
BeCkley. Hits: OF Mcfarland, II in nine
innings; off Taylor, 1 in one inning. Passed
balls: Grady, Bergen. Stolen bases: Shan
non, Smoot, Lumley Dunleavy Hit by
pitched ball; BY Scanlon, Mcbride. First
base on balls: of Mcfarland 2; of Scan
lon, 4. Struck out: BY Mcfarland, 3; by
Scanlon, 3; by Taylor 3 Left on bases:
81. Louis, IL; Brooklyn. s. Time: 1:55.
Umpire: Bauswine
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-10
SCHIPKE'S LONELY HOME RUN
Only Tally Scored in Closing Game with
Denver.
scHAUp PROVES TOO MUCH FOR CHAMPS
Eddie Quick Pitches Good Game, but
Gets worst Of the Break and
Mountaineers ouit
winners.

BnI sehipke knocked the ball over the
left field fence for home run in the
seventh inning and this was all that saved
the Champs from a shut-out at the hands
OF the Mountaineers at Vinton street park
wednesday afternoon before a goodly
weekday crowd. considering that the
thermometer was soaring above the ninety
mark all afternoon. Denver won by the
score Of to / in a game that did not
have 30 much interest TO the Omaha fans
because Il looked all the way through as
II Mr.. schaub was going 10 do just what
he did do and that was to allow the
Rourkes to do nothing He is not such a
devil. but he had the Champions at his
mercy yesterday afternoon
Quick and schaub were the opposing slab
artists and both pitched a splendid game,
but everything broke fine for the Denver
southpaw while ell went wrong for Eddie.
Omaha started OF bad when Buck Thiel
muffed the first ball pitched, which Old
Sport McHale clouted toward the north
west cerner OF the lot Thiel made a nice
run for the ball and had II squRrely in
his hands, but made a rank mum. He made
up for 1t later IN the day by several much
more difficult catches. This mum was re-
went on to second and scored on Belden' 5
single to left
In the third inning three hits netted two
more tallies. Schaub opened with a single
and was sacrificed to second by Old Sport
Hartzell singled and both scored on Bel
den's hit to left
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-10

Two-base hits: Odwell. Abbott Three
base hit; Magee. Stolen base: Brans-
field. Double play: Titus and Abbott.
Base on balls: on Chech, .; OF Duggleby,
5. Sacrifice hits: Huggins, Chech. Struck
out: BY Chech, 2; by Duggleby, l. Time:
l:4 Umpire: EmSlie.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-10
Cincinnati Wins in Third.

CINCINNATI, Aug. "a base on balls,
a wild throw, three singles and Titus
tumble gave Cincinnati four runs and the
game in the third inning. Chech's two
passes, his only gifts of the game assisted
the Philadelphia's to their first runs. The
visitors had two men thrown out at the
plate Attendance. 2,ls9. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-10

FRIEND Neb., Aug; e.-tspecial Iel- Iele-
gran. About ], 200 people viewed the races
This afternoon. The weather was very
warm, In the 3-year-old pace for purse
of 800 a state record was made by bilhe
Seal of 2:19A. Summary: q,
Billie Seal. b. s. (Phil Baum). ....'''''i !
Follow Me b. g. Drank Enosl. ...,;...t : :
LADY Jennette. b. I. (Wm. snyder)'''S 3 8
Count Dekayville, b. 6. IF. j. Cox)..''2
,rime 2:1SA, 2:22R. 2:lsk.
In the 2.22 pace for a purse Of 800 Hazel
r. won, Omega second, Jesseea third Black
Reel fourth. Summary:
Joe Wolworth, blk. g. (Jo Noble)....6 3
Omega, b. m, (H. c. Holeom6l i,ii;."'ss
Black Reel, blk. m. u. RamsdelD. .
Hazel B., ch. M "a. w. Gordon - ! !
Jesseea, ch; m. (E: H Lggen6eeD'''I :
Lady Miller, ch. m. (Clyde Lash)...;I Or
Time: 2:l7i4. AIM, 2:2O14.
Five-eiRhts mile dash: Nettie G. won
Stanley second, Bill Babble third True
Born fourth. Senells Edwards ntth' llr'e'
The program for tomorrow Is the 2N trot,
2:S5 pace and three-fourths mile running
dash.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-10

TOLEDO, Aug. "a farcIcal game, won
by Milwaukee, II to II, was perpetrated
here today. Fiene, who has pitched four
games in five days, was forced to retire on
account of a sore arm, while Kellum, who
relieved him, had to leave the game for
similar reasons Third Baseman Moriarity
finished the game, as all the other pitchers
are out of the game on account of injuries.
Beville made five two-base hits. Attend
ance. 1000 Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-10

"Batted for Hickey in the seventh,
Milwaukee Milwaukee ....."3 ! Q G5S99 I'll
Two-base hits: Beville 90, Robinson
Towne Cassaday, Zearfoss (2), F1ene, Lee
~, j. Clarke Moriarity, Clingman, Demont
Home run: Hemphill. Stolen base: McChes-
ney sscrifce hits: Demont, Mccormick.
g. Struck out: BY FHene /; by Kellum, /;
by Moriarity, 2; by Hickey, 8; by Morrison,
Kellum, 6 in two innings; of Moriarity, II
In four innings; off Hickey, Il in six in
nings; off Morrison, in four innings. Left
on bases: Toledo, s; Milwaukee, 8. Double
plays Demont to Clingman to Lee Demont
to Clingman. Wild pitches Hickey (2).
Passed balls: Beville, Zearfoss. Hit by
pitched ball: McChesney. Time: 2:25 Cm-
pire: Owens
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-10

The draw for the hrst round of match
play tomorrow resulted as follows:
Percy Pyne against A. c. Perry.
r. b. Martin against w. c. Fownes, jr.
D. p. Fredericks against H. c. Fownes.
H Wilder against w. ]. Travis.
d. z. Sawyer against T. j. Cook.
F. r. Martin against @, 8. Lyon
Third winner OF tie against fourth winner
OF tie.
c. z. smoot against first winner TO tie.
o. w. Potter, jr. against T. NJ. Sherman.
A. w. Mitchell against Fred Herreshoff.
Simon Carr against W. S. Rowland, ".
c. B. Macdonald against II. c. Egan.
j. d. Travis against r. NJ. Byers.
Hugh Campbell against second winner Of
tie.
r. e. Hunter against H. P. Bend.
H. Weber against W. X. Wood.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-10
Chicago Defeats New York

CHICAGO, Aug. 9.-Three of Ames passes
today. were turned into runs by steals, long
flies and timely hits. Wicker kept the hits
on him well scattered until the seventh,
when three singles in a row filled the bases
but only one run scored. Attendance, $500.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-10
INDIANAPOLIS
ST PAUL
Tot.ls....7 7'rs Is
"Batted for Evans in ninth.
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TMCCTeery OUT on punt strikes.
Indianapolis .........1 0 0 ! 0 "a
St. Paul ...............O 0 0 0 0 l 0 0 0-1
Bases on balls: OF Curtis, l; of Evans,
g. Struck out: BY Curtis, 6; by Evans, 2.
Sacrifice hits Moran, McCreery, Evans
(2. Double plays: OBrien to Geier TO Kel-
ley; Evans to Geier to Kelley. Stolen
bases: Thoney, Hemphill, Wheeler. Left on
bases. Indianapolis, 3; St. Paul, 10. I'M
plres: Haskell, ReidY and Sessions.