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Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-14
ONLY LYONS AND BYERs REMAIN
Toronto and PIttsburg Players Meet
I'm Golf Finals To-day.

EkrGTEWOOD. n. July l3-Eben Nj.
Rivers of Pittsburg, VINO rs ehleIeu lIOIl
lie Allegheny Country club, ana GeoTse
g Tx-on Of the Lambden Country CLUB To
rorto canada are the survivors out OF {"
6eid ~ over 1870 players who took pari IN
tbfs years national amateur gOlI cltti1
nionshin tournament. These TWO Mn
1n1est tomorrow on the links or the Ensie-
wood Golf club in the final round or thli-
fv-six holes match play, and as both OF
t6er, have shown excellent form thrOush-
ont The week, each has host OF follow
ers Since the United states Golt asso-
citation started these annual tournament
none Of them became international IN
character until the present contest, H.ld
this fact has caused addiuohal interest III
tomorrow's final match. 49,
= When Walter J Travis, the former
American and British amateur champion,
defeated Jerome ID. Travers, who Is only
= how in years, this morning the popular
idea was that he would last through lls
seni-dnal and win from Byers. The
PittsblrE man played strong ana con,
sistently, however, and. while Travis AMI
he were about equal on the long game,
Rivers was better on the short game ana
Won nv 1 up and 10 play. They played
ont the bye holes and Byers went around
I'm "a while Travis took 70.
LYONS beat Knowles this afternoon nv
s up and 10 play, going out In &c. which
was the best golf the Canadian has shown
this week. Score:
Semi-fnal round: George S. Lyon, To-
ronto. Canada, beat Ellis Knowles, Bed
FORD. y. Y, 8 up and 10 play; Eben NJ.
Byers Pittsburg beat Walter j. Travis,
Garden CITY, up and to play.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-14

BOSTON.

PITTSBURG, July Believer was very
effective against the Bostons today, Pitts
burg winning by score of to in a
very ordinary game. Score:
pITTSRuRG POsTON
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WINS IN The TENTH
Old Story, Denver Hits Sanders, but Not At
Times 10 Win Game.
PAS MEN START OFF LIKE A wHlRLwEO
Get Three Men Home on spit Bali
Artist EnEIe and Then wright
Goes I'm, but Cannot
save Game.

DENVER, July i3.-Omaha was revenged
on Denver for yesterdays scratch victory
by taking a ten-inning game here this
afternoon. Poor team work in the outfield,
several players coming together while the
ball dropped safe, were responsible for sew
eral OF Omaha's runs In a collision with
Randall, Tommy Smith. who has weak
ankle, was forced TO retire. Omaha got
lead OF three. but Denver got one at
time and finally tied at four on RandalIs
homer. In the tenth Zalusky gave Omaha
a chance by letting an easy grounder get
through his legs. welch's hit TO right and
Bassey's fly TO right allowed the winning
run to come in Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-14
Flip FLAP Has Good Chance.

Tokalon, the winner of the Brooklyn
handicap, is among the Brighton Dozen but
her chances are not seriously considered
Flip Flap, the game little mare which won
the advance stakes at Sheepshead bay and
finished third in the Brighton mile last
Tuesday, undoubtedly has a royal chance
for the handicap and will be played quite
as heavily as the favorite Her liking for
the distance and the fact that she was
running with Hamburg Belle and Whimsi-
cal at the Brighton mile, though beaten,
two heats, made many persons predict that
with quarter of a mile further to go Flip
Flap would undoubtedly have been an easy
winner.
Hamburg Belle and Whimsical are both
to be starters tomorrow and the consensus
of opinion is that the race lies between
these two, Flip Flap and Dandelion. Ham
burg Belle, the premier miller of the Ameri-
can turf, is asked to go a tri1e further
than she is supposed to care for and her
performance will be watched with great
interest.
Rams Horn, that seems only recently
to have come back to form; Dolly Spanker,
consistent winner at a mile and there
abouts; Cairngorm, stable mate of Ham
burg Belle, and First Mason are four of
the entries and seem to be about as evenly
matched among themselves as the first
four.
The track is extremely fast just now and
clear weather is expected tomorrow
List of Entries.
The entries. jockeys and probable odds
are:
Flip Flap CIV. Knapp, 1867 c. I,angdon to
Iokalon (Bedell, l1SD ]. w, Fuller. 10 to
Whimsical a.. Williams, 1867 T. j.
q
Hamburg Belle lyme, 1907 s. Paget to
ECairngorm Qorner. 11S) S. Paget.. to
Dandellon MILLER. 1863 F. Hitchcock. to 2
First Mason (Sewell, 11D c. Rowe. 30 to
Rams Horn SHAW, 11D w. S. Will
liams:: -. :. IL to
Dolly Spanker (Troxler, 10O r. T.
Mlson, Jr' 80. ;,;..;;'.,:.;.l6 TO
Brancas q. Jones, 10O w. Gerst.. 80 to
Miss Crawford CKoerner, $50 w. w.
Daruen '...,.,... ....,....,...,'.,......O 90 10
coupled.
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At st. Louis-St. Louis-New York game
rain.
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be. MoInes aoIfer. Lo.e.

DIES MONIES. July 13.-CspeciaI)-In the
state golf tournament at Waveland park
today Bunny" Guinand of the Golf and
Country club of this city was defeated by
Fl. II. Ferguson OF Cedar Rapids in one
OF the hardest fought contests ever PLAYED
on the WaVeland course. The playing puts
the Golf and Country club out of the semi
finals and forfeits to II a chance at the
state championship, which will be PLAYED
tomorrow. Gordon OF Iowa City defeated
ArdO Mitchell of Rock Island who was
counted on as one OF the finals" PLAYERS
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-14
CITY TENNIS TOURNEY DRAWINGS
Pairing for Preliminary Round,
which Begins at Field Club Today.

Drawing for the city tennis tournament
which begins at the courts of the Field
club house last night: The preliminary
round will open at 2:90 sharp this afternoon.
The drawings resulted:
G.. II. Pritchett, Racquet, bye.
Herbert Kohn. Field club, a bye.
M o. Headley, Saratoga, bye.
Anton Potter Field club, a bye
10. Sweet, Saratoga, a bye.
L. Heyn, Windsor Place. a bye.
y. o. Berg, bye.
@. Martin, Field club. bye.
]. Hughes, Field club plays c. G. Pol
lock, Field club.
F: Hamilton, Racquet, plays w. Hills
Field club.
], Heyn, Windsor Place. plays A. Colett
Field club.
w. Foster plays J. Brown, Country club
H Koch. West Farnam plays Rasmus-
J. Reddick. Country club. plays w. Cham
bers, Field club.
DR., Teal, Field club, plays H. Reed, Wal
s. Potter. Field club. plays ]. Richardson
Dietz.
F. NJ, wilkins, St. croix, plays F. Potter.
A; scribner, Field club, plays w. Wood
Field club. -,
g. 4. Potter, South Omaha plays r. A.
Newell, Kountze Place, -
e. R. Burnett. Park, plays Gillespie, Sara
toga
N. Schwartz, West Farnam, plays R
L. Wilson. Young Mems Christian asso-
citation, plays L. Kennard, Field club.
Cub Potter, Field club, plays Cornwell
S. s. Caldwell, Field club, plays G. C
Hunt. Saratoga.
II = Lou Saratoga, a bye.
r. Harris. Walnut Hill, a bye.
s. Doherty, Field club a bye.
7. Cooley, South Tenth, bye.
DIR. Schneider. Field club. a bye.
S. Smith, Field club, a bye.
j. Van Dorm, Saratoga. bye.
r: Rainey Field club, a bye.
The tournament committee is made up Of
Herbert Kohn, chairman Jack Hughes and
Gail Martin. The number of entries is very
encouraging and the representation of
number of new clubs is taken as indicating
the interest felt in tennis this season.
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Rain stops Tennis PLAY.

NEWPORT, England. July blowing 10
the fact that IL was raining no games were
played today in the Welsh women's cham
piOnship tennis contest. Miss May SUIT
ton Of California will play in the final OF
the women's championship tomorrow and
she Is also IN the second round OF the open
womens doubles, mixed doubles and
womens singles handicap. Unless she re-
tires or Is beaten In some Of the doubles
Miss Sutton will be on the courts nine
times tomorrow.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-14
COUNTRY CHI


BEEMER, Neb.. July i3.-(Special Tel
egram. )-Pilser defeated Beemer In a one
sided game here today. Score; r. II. f.
Psi usSas .....,.55SbdfSSSt-iSis 5
Two-base hits: c. Swartz. r. Swartz,
n. Pearson Three-base hits: Beardsley,
Kiie Martin. Home runs: Kile Martin.
q. Fehlman. Stolen bases; Fred Martin
ca, Charles Mont gomery (2), Gilman (3l,
out; BY Beardsley, 10; by Fehiman, 4; by
Harrison, 4, Umpire; Mike SulliYaa.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-14
LAST DAY OF THE AUBURN RACES
Good Crowd in Attendance and sport
of High Glass.

VI ~ hABh
AUBURN, Neb., July 13.-(Special Tele-
gram THE fourth and last day of the
Auburn summer races was banner one.
The weather was fine and racing never bet
ter Four good races constituted the pro-
gram today, 2:l7 trot, purse S4O0; 21O pace,
purse $500; 2:22 pace, purse 500, and half
mile and repeat run.
In the 2i7 trot there were six entries
with, four starting. Silk. owned by DIT.
DoyleApf St. Joseph, Mo, and driven by
driven by b. j. q. Cinceiio, Pieasanton,
Cal, second; swena, owned by Wolf &
Kennedy Waterloo, Ia, and driven by
Kennedy third. Best time 2:1SA
In the 2:l0 pace earle Wood. owned and
driven by G. j. Thomas, Waterloo Ia,
first; Oakley D.. owned by S. II. Newman,
ond; Anna VIII, owned by Irwin Bros,
cheyenne, Wyo., and driven by Irwin,
third; DR.. Lou owned and driven by f. ].
Edwards, Tecumseh, Eeb., fourth. Best
time, 2:lOl9, which is a record for the track
In the third race, the 2:22 pace, there
College Maid owned by. KGster Irwin
Horse company and driven by Irwin, first,
taking three straight heats; John. Walnut,
and driven by Collision, second; Are E..
owned and driven by G. d. Duin, Las
Animss Colo, third; Bin Moore; owned
fourth. Best time. 2:l5K
The half mile and repeat running, the
fourth and last race, was good one
Unmasked ridden by johnson, 1ls pounds
first; Solden G., ridden by Settling, III
pounds, second; Ruben G., ridden by
Gra5er, ll9 pounds; third. This was a
first heat and Cnmasked the next two
Best time, 0:49. The first quarter OF the
first heat in this race was made in O:24
Auburn and vicinity has certainly been
given a treat In the four DAYS OF races
The conditions, with the exception Of
Thursday afternoon. which was not bad
were perfect. and the interest that has
been manifested has been shown I'm the
good attendance that the races have had
every day. Some good horses have made
marks here on the Auburn track The
starter was Nick Rowin
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Poteet batting Some.

KEARNEY, Neb, July 19-(Special Tele-
gram -Outsde OF the decisions of Umpire
Rouge In today's game between Hastings
and Kearney, the game was good. His
decisions were so distastcful that the peo-
pie were on the diamond half she time, the
game ending In Hastings favor. The best
feature of the game was two two-base hits
and two home runs, all by Poteet. Score:
R.H.E
Hastings ...'s....,....,........... I
hearHey' OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 4 .
Batteries Kearney, Pendergraft and IN
husky; Hastings. bort and Poteet. Umplrcs:
Bailey and Rouge.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-14

MARsHALLTOwN, Ia. July l3TCspe-
cial Telegram )-Tonight Il Is practically
assured Clinton gets Boone's franchise at
the price OF $3.50. Today's results:
Boone, g. Fort Dodge, o.
Waterloo, 2; MarshalltOwn l.
Otumwa, IA; OskaloOsa, l.
Keokuk, 7: Burlington, 6.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-14
Courtney QuIta CorneII.

Courtney has rendered his Reclamation a.
coach OF the Cornell crews. He gives as
the reason for the step the continual an
noyanees which he says the Cornell ath-
leuc management has subjected him 70.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-14
Kansas City wins from Columbus in
Ninth Inning.

KANSAS CITY. July 13.-swann pitched
winning ball today until the seventh in
ming. when Columbus knocked him out
OF the box. scoring seven runs. Columbus
tied the score In the eighth, but Kansas
City scored the winning run In the ninth
So
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-14
PuebIo Trounces Lincoln.

PUEBLO Colo, July 1S-Faurot kept
Lincoln's hits well scattered, and as he
was given perfect support he had no trouble
IN winning from the Cornhuskers this att
ernopn. The fielding of Elwert and
ketchem was the feature of the game.
Morse who was on the firing line for the
visitors. was hit hard and was wild, forcing
IN a run on a base on balls in the fifth
Inning. He walked three men in this in
ming Pueblo made enough runs TO win
in the second. Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-14

AT Rock Island-DubuQue, 8: Rock ISL
and.
At Deeatur-Peoria, X Decatur. g.
port 4.
Al BloominEtOn-sPringheld 10; Bloom
ington, =
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-14
CHICAGO WINS IN NINTH
Great Batting Rally Lands Game That
Seemed Hopelsssly Lost
DUeeltBY DOES FINE WORK IN BOZ
Home Team Had only Three Hits
and One Run at End
of the Eighth
Inning.

CHICAGO, July l3.--A great batting rally
gave Chicago today's game IN the ninth
inning. Dusgleby held them to three hits
and one run i'm eight innings. an error
scoring the run. Schultz led of with
triple in the ninA1. a sacrifice and four
punched singles following Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-14

zone out when winning run was made.
Minneapolis 80 l 2 0 0 l IL
Louisville ......1 2 0 o o 0 %
Two-base hits: Greminger, Yeager
Quinlan, Sullivan (2). Three-base nit:
Hart. Stolen bases: Davis, Sullivan,
Graham, Brashear 90. Sacrifice nits:
Hart, Brashear, Shaw. Double plays
Freeman and Oyler; Brashear QuinNan
and Sullivan. Passed ball: Yeagcr. Wild
pitches: Cadwallader 90, Dunkle. First
base on balls: on Cadwallader, 3; off
Dunkle, 4. Hit by pitcher: Freeman
Struck out: BY Cadwallader, 1; by Dun
kle, 4. Left on bases: Minneapolis, 10;
Louisville, T. Time: 900. Umpires;
Longley and Sullivan.
Score second game:
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Two base hits: Beville, Kahoe. Three
base hits: Carr. Stolen bases: Robinson,
Clark, Hines, Williams, Perry. Bases on
balls: on Bateman, 3; on Thielman, 4.
Hit by pitched BALL BY Bateman, /; by
Thelman, l. Wild Pitch Thielman. Struck
out: BY Thielman, 8; by Bateman, L. Dou-
BILE play: Mccormick to Clark. Sacrifice
hits: MoChesney, Dunleavy, Hines. Left
on bases: Milwaukee, 10; indianapolis, Z.
Umpire: Egan. Time: 9:10.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-14
washington Defeats Cleveland.

WASHINGTON. July ls.-Hughes pitched
good ball today In the face OF poor support
and Washington defeated Cleveland, to 4
Bernhard was hit hard and timely and
Moore pitched the eighth inning. Buel0w
was put out Of the game In the hrst inning
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-14
Minneapolis Wins Both Games.

MINNEAPOLIS. July 13.--Minneapolis
won double-header from Louisville to-
day by superior stickwork. Cadwallader
pitched better ball toward the latter part
Of the first game and the locals found
DUnkle, winning, to g. In the second
game Ford outpitched Elliott, allowing
only four hits, and would have scored
shutout had his support been better in
the first inning. Score, first game:
TOUIsvgTJE
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-14

'Batted for Chech in the ninth.
Toledo ................2 o 0 % 0 o. o.
Two base hits: Frisk, Clingman, Sugden,
Kruger stolen bases; Geer, Padden Abb
bott. Double plays: Chech to Knabe to
KIingman Rockenfeld to Padden to Nor
dyke. Bases on balls on Chech, a; OF
Morgan 6. Hit by pitcher: BY Chech
w Clarke Sacrifice hits: Wheeler, Nor
dyke Cllngman. Odwell. Left on bases
ST. Paul. s; Toledo, Z. Time 2;l0. Umpire:
owens.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-14

The Omaha Field club base ball team
will have for opponents on the Field club
grounds Saturday afternoon the Union Pa
ciflc store team The game will be called
at o'clock. The lineup
FIELD CTJrR " d GTOpE
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-14

this afternoon at the South Omaha Country
club grounds between the South Omaha
Stock Yards team and the team OF the
South Omaha Country club. The game Will
be called at ESQ.
STOCK YARDS. COUNTRY CIITR
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-14

NEW YORK, July l3-The visiting team
from Chicago batted out a ninth inning
victory of Hogg today. Donohue was put
out OF the game In the seventh inning for
Gisputing a decision by Umpire Sheridan.
EPOre.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-14
sporting BrsvItIes.

The mighty Larry had five chances at
bat and didn't get a hit Thursday.
After all, he might as well blow up In
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Both Pitchers Hit Hard, but winners
Field Better.

WAHOo, Neb., July iS.-(Special Tele-
gram. )-Wahoo again defeated Schuyler to-
day by good hitting and fielding. Painter
made 4 star catch in center field which was
easily the feature. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-14
Cincinnnti Rnt. out Yictorr.

CINCINNATI, July 1S.-The Cincinnatis
made five three-base hits in the game this
afternoon, all of them figuring in the SCOT
ing. Weimer was taken out Of the box
for the second time in two days. Mcintyre
relieved Pastorius in the sixth after ono
man had hit safely. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-14
SIS. FOR THE BLOOD

The demand for s. has placed
toa
has its and
where
AS the blood the life of body noushng supplying sng
disease to
mated
Scrofula Chronic and Ulcers Poison etc are ali
blood diseases
Gus long the impurities and posons which produce the
blood In all blood disorders has itself
well earned the right to be called the greatest of all blood goes
the circulation
and unhealthy matter and makes this life stream rich and
the
that diseases standing permanently cured
and blood
advice free.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-14
81. Paul Wins from Toledo.

ST. PAUL, July 13.-An error and mis-
judged outfeld hit gave the st. Pauls two
runs today and they won from Toledo to
L. Chech and Morgan both pitched good
ball. 1t made three straight for ST. Paul
Score
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-14
KANSAS CITY.


IotaIE. % II u II IotaIs.....58 IZ"l5 IL
'Batted for Waldron In the ninth.
'One out when winning run was madfe.
Kansas City, 0 2 2 0 0 Is
Columbus 100 0 0 o O-s
Two-base hits: Wrigley, Coulter, Huls-
witt, Frantz. Three-base hits Phy1e,
Perrine, Bohannon. Double pIavs: Phvle
and Sullivan; Leahy and Burke. Stolen
bases: Cassidy, Hill, Phyle. Sacrifice
- 81, $50 Eka qIs t W ~, S 5Hts'
IN SIX ana one-thlFd innlngsi OH Bohan-
non, in two and two-thirds innings; or
Berger, in five innings; of Groth, 1 in
one inning of Flaherty, In three in
nings. First base on balls: of Swami.
/; OF Berger, 8. Struck out; By Swami,
/; by Bohannon, /; by Berger, 2; ny
Flaherty, l. Left on bases: Kansas city,
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tor dlspuuns Hursrs decision on strikes.

Two-base hits: jackson. Bradley. Hughes.
Three-base hit: Schla1y. Hits: on Bern
hard, 10 in seven innings; of Moore, in
one inning. Sacrifice hits Altizcr stan
ley, Mil. stolen bases: Altzer. Cross. An
derson, Bradley. Double play: Jackson 70
1ajoie. Left on bases Washington, q
Cleveland, g. First base on balls: or
Hughes 2; of Bernhard, s; of Moore. l.
First base on errors: Washington, 2; Cleve-
Bernhard. 1. Wild pitch: Moore. Time:
l:55 Umpire: Hurst
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-14
Totals
DENVER.
Totals ........

"Batted TOT WeIEardt IN nlnth
Denver ..,....,.,, 0 / i o / 0 "a
Stolen base Zalusky. Sacrifice hits: Bel
den, Wright, Dunkle. Two-base hits:
Gonding, Zalusky. Three-base hit Ia
husky. Home run: Randall. First base on
balls: on Sanders, l. Struck out: BY
Wright L. First base on errors: Denver,
/; Omaha s. Left on bases: Denver, 10;
Omaha, O. Time: 400 Umpire: Keefe.
Attendance 500.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-14
Standing Of the Team..


Games today: Chicago at New York St
Louis at Boston, Detroit at Philadelphia,
Cleveland al Washington
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-14
SIOUX CITY.
DIES MONIES.

IotaIs ........,.84 TO 20 II l
Campbell out for attempting to hunt
third strike.
Des Moines 800 1 90 0 %
Earned runs: Sioux City, 3. Two-base
hit: Campbell. Double play: Newton,
Weed and Meyers. Left on bases: Sioux
City, 6; Des Moines, s. Stolen base: We'll
day Sacrifice hits: Sheehan, Newton.
First base on balls: on Gillen, .. Hit by
pitched ball: Noblit HogrieVer. Struck
oat: BY Jarrett. S; by Gillen, 3. Passed
ball Freese. Time 1875. Umpire: Da-
Wis. Attendance: 1,lOO.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-14
Hoosiers Heat Brewers.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, July 13-The visi-
tors split even on the series today by win
ming a slow game by score of to 5.
Marcan stopped a threatened batting rally
in the ninth by wonderful stop. Score!
INDIANAPOLIS MILWAUKEE
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-14

Games today: Boston at Pittsburg, Brook
Ign at Cincinnati, New York at St. Louis,
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-14

Games today: Columbus at Milwaukee,
Toledo at Minneapolis, Indianapolis at Kan
sas city, Louisville at ST. Paul.
WAHOO ALSO TAKES SECOND GAME
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-14

Three-base hit: Wallace. Stolen base:
Niles. Double plays Glaze to Parent to
Freeman, Wallace to O'Brien to Jones
Hits: on Tannehill, In three innings;
OF Glaze, l in six innings. First base on
balls: on Glaze. /; on Petty, l. Hit with
pitched ball; BY Tannehill, /; by Petty, /.
Struck out: BY Glaze, 8; by Petty, g.
Time: 1910 Umpires: O'Loughlin and
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-14

BOSTON, July ls.-st. Louis batted Tan
nehill out OF the box today. scoring at will
as long as he pitched Glaze, who replaced
him, held the visitors to one hit in the last
six innings. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-14
GAMES IN AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Batteries. Pilger. Beardsley and Pearson;
Beemer. Fehlman. Harrison and Harrison.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-14
PHILADELPHIA.
'Batted, for Eubank in ninth.
sBatted for Powers in ninth.

"Batted for Powers in ninth.
Detroit ...............1 % o 0 Il
Left on bases: Detroit, 8; Philadelphia.
s. Stolen bases: Schaefer, Jones. Two
base hit Warner. Sacrifice hits: Coughlin,
Eubanks, Cobb Lord, Double plays: Schae--
fer, OLeary and Lindsay Schaefer and
Lindsay. Struck out: BY Coombs. g. By
Eubanks, 2 Bases on balls: on Coombs,
5; Off Eubanks, 4; of Killian, /. Hits: on
Eubanks In eight innings. Time: 800
Empires: Conner and Connolly.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-14
.ROoKLYN.

IWO-base hit: Schlei. Ihree-base his:
Kelley %, Lobert (2), Deiehanty, Ritter.
Sacrifice hit: Pastorious. Stolen bases:
Higgins, Jude, Deal, Maloney. Double
play; Pastorius to Lewis to Hummel.
Struck out: BY Weimer, Q; by Wicker, 2;
by Pastorius 2; by Mcintyre, ]. First base
on balls on Weimer /; off Wicker, /;
off Mcintyre, l. Hit with pitched ball: BY
Mcintyre, q Wild pitch: Weimer. Wicker.
Hits: OF Weimer, in seven innings; off
Wicker, in six innings off PaStorius, II
in five and a third innings; off Mcintyre,
in two and two-thirds innings. Time: 2:l7.
Umpires: KLEIN and Carpenter.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-14
BRIGHTON HANDICAP ENTRIES
Twelve Horses Of Average Glass Will Com
pete for Big Stake Today
DANDEuloN PROBABLY THE FAvORl1t
FLIP Flap. HamburE Belle and whim-
steal Also Believed TO Have Good
Chances-Race IL worth
100000 TO winner.

NEW YORK. July iS.-Tweve horses OF
average class are named to compete to-
morrow in the Brighton handicap, the
richest OF the all-aged events OF the Metro
poitan spring racing season. Tho race,
which is run over the Seaside course Of
the Brighton Beach Racing association, has
a guaranteed cash value Of S25,O00. Of which
the winner takes s2OOOO. the second horse
5000 and the third 5000 It was in the
Brighton handicap two years ago that
Broomstick set a new worlds record for
the mile and a quarter distance. Irish Lad
was but head behind Broomstick on that
occasion and the race was one that will
live long in the memory Of the followers
of the sport. When the horses came back
to the judges stand It was discovered that
Irish Lad had broken down in the running,
but had put up one of the earnest finishes
ever seen on a race track in spite of his
crippled condition. Last year the race was
won by Artful, the 3-year-old Ally that
had defeated sysorby the year before in
the rich futurity stakes.
No horse Of the class of Irish lad or
Artful is in the list Of starters FOE this
years Brighton, but there are several fair
performers in the field, who seem to have
been brought so close together I'm the
weight arrangement as to furnish the most
interesting contest of the season.
The Inflated Dandelion. that finished
second i'm the Metropolitan. the Brooklyn
and the Suburban hsndcaps, and then fell
down during the running in the Common
wealth when the stake seemed to be at
his mercy, is named to go in the Brighton
tomorrow and will probably be installed as