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THE AUSTIN STATESMAN, THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 1900.
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BRADLEY
Score-
R. H. E.
WON GAME
Washington .....000 OOO 001— 1 *7
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
-2
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
L c
Washington ... 42
Boston
44
*
CREOLES PLAYED HARD
/
DURING THE
Gemenv
Philadelphia ... 49
Cincinnati .....49
Boston
46
R. H. E.
This is the
month when the whole world
8
Boston
000 000 000— 0
4
R. 11. E
LAMME’S
4
.. 000 000 000— 0
Philadelphia ... oio our oi*— 3
Played Won
Chicago, 11; New York, 3.
0
4
R. II. E.
.. 020 002 070—11 19
1
1
Hits and Runs.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
3;
Dart-
Running Races.
HOME
4
Score—
R H. E.
PLEASURES
Montgomery .....000 134 10*—9 10
BURKE PLUMBING AND ELECTRIC CO.
base
(2).
Memphs
balls, putting two meh on bases.
814 Congress Avenue.
-1
Contract and job work done properly.
Cheap as is consistent with good work.
Bath Tubs, Closets. Lavatories, Water
"wawstesnutw
DISTILLED WATER
R. H. E.
7
BOTH PHONES 246.
J
TEXAS LEAGUE.
one-half miles:
408 Cong. Ave.
Phones 320
\
DO YOU WANT
TO KNOW ABOUT
Score—
Y
Latham drove a hot one
both men safe.
Hardy made a beaut i-
Uneeda
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
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In a dust tight.
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moisture proof package.
State.
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Contracts.
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All the new things are at Burt's.
One of New ork’e
best conducted hotels,
refnement, borne com-
made
popolar by h
and good lving
fort«
Sil
ingie rooms
BurtShoeCo.
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p 298®
612 Congress Avenue.
C. F. TINNIN, Manager
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For Pure Ice and
Good Service
birdseye
RUMCHUNDA.
shut out.
Score—
SUMMER
NECKWEAR
IS
Batterles—Sieves and Schmidt; Kit-
son and Kittredge.
will surpass them all in the elements
which make a perfect world-food.
Batteries, Ely and Kahlkof; Fisher
and Byrne.
8
2
mouth. -1..
At Cambridge—Harvard 1; Brown, 0.
2
0
0
Lower was not very effective today the
Giants won with ease.
THE NEWEST
IN
. 010 000 020 — 4
. 011 101 021—7
and then stretched
bagger by the ball
0
2
48.
46
catch of it.
to Bradley.
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going
his
HIS THREE-DAGGER BROUGHT IN
TWO RUNS IN THE EIGHTH AND
HE WAS THEN BROUGHT IN BY
JEFFRIES.
on
On
0
0
3
0
24
26
25
24
21
19
15
13
Lost
15
17
16
21
27
27
31
24
1
1
1
5
1
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St. loouis...
Brooklyn a.
. 000 200 03*— 5
. 001 300 04*—-8
Score—
Chicago
Score —
Beaumont
Houston
.636
.614
.600
.553
.533
.444
.354
.229
New York.
Pittsburg .
18
25
28
Score—
San Antonio
Galveston ..
Dallas ..
Temple
-) 1
I Score—
St. Lous. ...
New York...1
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060 010 020 0—3
000 200 001 3—6
National Leaaue.
Played Won
Score—
Birmingham .
Little Rock ..
Lost
15>
17
18
20
19
21
27
31
0
0
2
5
3
2
0
108 West Eighth Street
AUSTIN, TEXAS
pc.
.688
.630
.636
.571
.438
.413
.367
.333
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
Austin—
Runs ,.,
Hits ... .
Dallas ....
Fort Wort
Cleburne ..
Greenville
Temple ...
Waco .....
H
5*
GAMES TODAY.
Lake Charles at Austin.
Houston at Beaumont.
San Antonio at Galveston.
28
22
20
20
15
10
two and
Plenty, «
0.25.
Mlle:
Lake Charles—
Runs .........
Hits ...........
Pittsburg, 8; Boston, 0.
Boston, June 6 —No Boston player
reached second today.
I Score —
Cleveland
Boston ..
American eague.
Played Woa
PC.
.718
.595
.520
.610
.375
.263
Consulting and
Constructing Engineer
and Architect
PC.
.015
.605
.581
.545
.525
.476
.357
.295
• . R.-I E.
..000 002 300—5
Heaters, Gas and Electric Chandeliers,
Sewer and Water Pipes.
BOTH PHONES 235.
16
17
18
21
21
25
31
37
AUSTIN WHITE UNE 00.
Manufacturers of White Lme
and dealers in Cement, Plaster,
Hair, Fire Brick, Sewn Pipe,
Acme Cement Plaster.
A. T. MARTIN & BROS.
Office 411 Congress Avenue.
.. 3
.. 3
Also proptletors
HOTEL
MARTINIQUE
Broadway and Md St.
. 39
. 37
. 38
. 38
. 40
. 38
. 48
. 46
. 44
South Texas League.
Lost
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27
21
19
19
15
12
7
5
“THE PALACE OF SWEETS.”
917-919 Congress Avenue
Phones 210.
Score—
Nashyille 0..
Shreveport .
2
0
2
R—————-"
John Andrewartha
The
Industrial Contracting
BOTH PHONES
473
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E
0
1
Batteries— Breitensteln and MeAleer;
Taylor and Hurlburt.
JOHN ANDREWARTHA, kres
Buildings and Bridges, Steel and
Structural Work, Water, Lght,
Power an J Industrial Plants
Installed.
Surveys, Drawings and Estimates.
108 West Eighth street’
AUSTIN, TEXAS
Batteries—Owen and Sullivan; Ben-
der and Srhteok.
Prompt, rollable and satisfactory
service.
Chicago, 4; Philadelphia, 3.
Chicago, June 6.— The Chicago team
won their third straight from Phila-
delphia today.
.. 5
... 5
... 5
... 5
.. 4
... 2
. Score—
Pittsburg .. •. 024 000 200—
10
16
18
19
24
26
0
1
0
1
2
0
0
0
0
0
3
2
0
1
1
1
8
4
3
2
0
1
3
2
9
2
3
5
28
28
26
24
* 20
17
11
33
29
28
28
21
19
18
13
0
1
2
0
2
2
0
0
0
39
42
43
40
NSW YORK CITY. *
St. Dents Qhotel
BROADWAY AND TH ST.
Electric Fans
That keep you cool, no parts to wear
Put, last forever; large stock on hand.
JNO. L. MARTIN,
The Plumber and Electrician.
0
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1
A.B.
.. 3
... 4
... 4
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PC.
.730
.568
.614
.500
.385
.316
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0
2
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9'
0
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Cleveland ..
New York..
Philadefphia
St. ouis...
Detroit ....
Chicago ....
Houston, 6; Beaumont, 3.
Beaumont, Texas, June 6 —In a ton
inning game Houston won from the
Hoodoos.
Shreveport, 11; Nashville, 4.
Nashville, June 6.—Th* visitors hit
the ball opportunely today and this to-
gether with Nashville's errors gave
them an easy game.
LONE STAR ICE CO.
Manufacturers of
PURE CRYSTAL ICE
From
Birmingham, 5 Little Rock, 0.
Birmingham, June 6 -Birmingham
shut out Little Rock today.
WHITE AND GREY
I
Canvas
Oxfords
I
1 along every line of longitude from
. North to South; every parallel of
latitude from East to West; pile
thereon the foods of every clime and
Butteries— Lower and Metz; Wicker
and Arbogast.
.000 000 301—4 8
.100 004 006—11 12
perdezan4RB.Fare. (
tre&kfatt sue. (6)
WM.TAYLOR ASON -
Thispnhllentionison 5
fle at St. Denis Hotel. . (6)
The white come in plain or tip
toes, with Cuban heels, wide silk
laces, also embroidered vamps.
PRICE
$1.75 and $2.50
Pe-..
Mier for Lake Charles was fined $5
yesterdayfor a little yelling while oc-
cupying a seat on the players' bench.
The big score board on the grounds
is attracting some attention. The re-
turns of the other games in the South
Texas league are thus received by in-
nings The Beaumont-Houston game
proved of much Interest yesterday.
BLOOD POISON
• FOR MORE THAM TWENTY TEARS
wo have made the cure of blood poison a
And PainMucus Patches fn Month, sore
curesrotbosanessooer*eee fot droofs o'
COOK REMEDY CO
1842 NASONIC Hint. Chlcago, 0 3.4,
memarmampoenowemexmananamimsssna
steeplechase.
Good and
Batteries—Clark and Garvin; New-
lin and Anderson,
..00U 000 000—0
Colorado
If so, Till out the blank below and mail to
C:H. SPEERS,
700 Seventeenth Street.
Denver, Colo.,
And you will receive by return mail
free, a set of handsome souvenir Postal
' Cards showing mountain scenery, to-
Eether with a number of beautifully
illustrated booklets, telling you how to
make your summer vacation trip to
the Rockies a most enjoyable event.
who fumbled
Texas League.
Played Won Lost
• 11
15
18
MA
Batteries--Brown and McCarthy; Chicago ..
Pastorius and Ritter. .....
010 000 001— 2 6
etten
-.....-j ....
Logan, rf. ..
Olire, ss. .. .
H rn, 2b. ..
Latham, if, .
Hardy, 1b. ..
Mier. c. .. .
Vinson, rf. .,
Cooper, 3b. .
Colgrove, p.
Tutt’sPills
This popular remedy never falls to
effectually cure
Dyspepsia, Constipation, Sick
Meadache, Biliousness
And ALL DISEASES arising from a
torpid Liver and Bad Digestion
The nHural result is rood appetite
and solid flesh. Dose small;elegant-
l> sugarcoated and easy to swallow.
Take No Substitute.
030 00V 000—3 8
R. H. E.
..000 000 000—0 4 3
..000 000 01*—1 9 1
AVENUE BAR
Everything brand new. 7 and 8
year old Whisky served over the
bar. Schlitz, draught and bottle
Beer. Open DAY AND NIGHT.
UNION CIGARS.
WILEY MILAM, Pro.
0 New York. June 6. Chicago hit the
1 local pitchers at will.
it, letting
Brooklyn, 5; St. Louis, 0.
Brooklyn, June 6 —Brooklyn shut
out St. Louis today.
0 -
_ Cincinnati
usual custom. Hutchcroft flew out to
Cooper. Gardner got a fine hit which
Lake Charles A B. B- I. P.O. A. K.
Hut heroft. Mier got
3 U
8 2
Buildings. and Bridges,
Industrial Plants for Water,
Light, Power and Hanitation,
Estimates, Surveys, Plans and
H P.O. A. R
Game Forfeited.
Cleburne, Texas, June 6 Greenville
failed to show up today and the game
was forfeited. In additinn it is stated
Greenville will be fined 350.
Dallas, 6; Temple. 3.
Oallas, Texas, June 6.—Although
Ball. Royal Breeze, Saracenesca. Time,
1.07. .
Five and one-half furlongs: Water
l‘ arl, Oran, Conville. TItnc. 1.06 3-5.
R H. E.
.200 004 000—6 8 3
.100 000 011—3 8 0
BUTTERFLY SEASON
Our Ice Cream Soda “sells like
hot cakes.” It’S the best Ameri-
can hot weather drink. Our s
facilities for making it are first
class and .we guarantee its purity
and wholesome qualities to be
superior to that sold elsewhere.
Batteries—Weber and McMurray;
Gaskell and Massing.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Austin—
Short. If. ...
Hutchcroft, cf.
Gardner. 2b. .
Gill, .......
s B. .
Jeffries, 1b. .
Gehl, rf........
Hartman, 3b. -
Gordon, c. .. ,
EVERY WOMAN WILL BE
INTERESTED
If you will send your name and ad-
dress we will mail you FREE a pack-
age of Mother Gray’s AUSTRALIAN
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for Women’s ills. It is a safe monthly
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and leaves. Ail druggists sell it, 50
cents, or address The Mother Gray
Co., Le Roy, N. Y.
Batteries— Frazer and Livingston;
Ritchie and Dooin.
The Grand National
Score-- R. H. E.
Chicago .........100 000 12*— 4 6 3
Philadelphia ....200 000 001 J- 3 9 2
Fort Worth, 3; Waco, 0.
Fort Worth, Texas, June 6.—The
Panthers won a victory over the Nav-
igators.
las; 1,. T. Williams, Waco; K. W. Mil-
ler, Atlanta, Ga.; R J. Martin, Claud
P. Rose, New York.
Avenue Hotel Arrivals—J. H. Miley,
Bastrop; R. W. Hunt, Hillsboro; C. M.
Merchant, Houston; Charles J. King,
Milwaukee; Horace E. Wilson, Junc-
tion; Iee Riddle and wife Stephen-
ville; ‘John Heiner and wife, Gran-
bury; Charles C. Buckner; Texas; W.
T Shackley, Houston; G. W. Henry,
Jr., Hpi idgfield; M. C. Smith, Ballin-
ger; L. T. Bronson, New Orleans; Mrs.
R. Jones and (laughter, Seguin; J. D.
Cunnimghain, Big Spring; Joe Eidson,
Hamilton; A. A. Sullivan, Dallas; E.
C. Canon, W. A. Beaty, Odessa.
St. Louis, 5; New York, 0.
St. Louis, Jun 6 — Exceptional pitch-
ing by Howell shut out New York
today.
Grandpa, Herculoid.' Time,
Telephone, Neptunus, Just Ho.
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6 0
3 3
Dear Sir: Please tell me about
Colorado.
Belmont Park.
New York. June G.— Good and Plenty,
carrying the heavy weight of 170
pounds, in the Grand National steeple-
chase, about 2 1-2 iniles, al Belmont
Park today, won. Grandpa was sec-
ond and Herculoid third. The time,
5.25. is twelve seconds faster than, the
previous record held by Good and
Plenty, made on May 30 of this year.
Welbourn. a 60 to 1 shot,.won the first
a two-
through
Totals ......38
Detroit, 2; Washington, 1.
Detroit, June 6.—Det roll scored the
winning run on two errors in the ninth.
Montgomery, 9; Memphis, 3.
Montgomery, Jutr .oLektoy Taylor,
a Memphis boy, made his professional
debut today and was good ror four
runs. The locals pounded the ball at
will.
Southern League.
Played Won Iost P.C.
PERSONAL
College Games.
At New Haven—Yale,
Baseball Notes.
Is there a better all around player in
the league than Gill? He proved yes-
terday that there is no better pitcher.
And as a batter he is unusually good.
I mpire K fee man received a terrible
jolt on a throw from catcher to sec-
ond base yesterday? The ball struck
himinthe back of the head. Th ’
blow proved very nainful.
Lake ( harles protested the gaine on
Kleeman calling the runner out at
first. It Was close, but .even if the
man had been safe there would have
been no grounds for a protest. Too
many games are protested of late. This
makes three out of the last four
played.
The fans want to know why the
weak places on, the team are not
tightened, up. Thisd base- has • lost
more Eares than the Senators can
now easily regain. It is all right with
a weak team, but when Houston plays,
hat position will necessarily wanf to
be strong. When Houston is met. Aus-
tin will have to play to win and play
hard. An error with that team means
that the game is lost. The fans say
tighten up now and not wait.
Jeffries will make one of the best
hitters in the league by the end of
the season.’ He is one of the best
on the team now. When he becorn s
a little surer, he will be an invaluable
man for the Senators. He played first
base yesterday and did wel.
Batteries—Young and Needham;
Liefield and Phelps.
race, and in doing so equaled the
world's record. .
Seven and ne-half furlongs: Wel-
bourn, Geranium, Far West. Time,
$1.32. .
Jive and one-half furlongs: Golf
1 1
0 1
ful hit, which brought in Ollre and
left Lathm at third and Hardy at
first. A two-bagger by Mier brought
in both Latham and Hardy for the
three runs of that inning.
Things looked pretty blue when the
man marked up three for the Creoles
in that inning. But it was the rain
preceding the sunshine. Short was the
first man at bat for the Senators.
Short reached first on a muffed drive
by Cooper and stole second, as is his
1
'Spread the World’s Table
Captain Gill Pitched Good Game For
Austin—Errors Ran Up Score on
Both Sides—Senators Have
Their Weak Places.
ters, and they have a right to. On
one other occaion Bradley knoked a
home run and won the game, and yes-
terday he did a stunt something like
it. With Short at third and Gardner
at second, the latter having stolen that
base, Bradley never made a better
drive this year, and planted the ball
clear over the right fielder for a clean
three-bagger, mid Short and Gardner
came. home, this making the score a
tie. Jeffries came right behind Brad-
ley and made a beautiful hit, which
stored Bradley and the game was won.
It was a beautiful three-bagger by
Bradley, one of the prettiest which has
ever been made here. It certainly won
the game.
Lake Charles got one hit in th ninth
but it did no good and the score stood
5 to 4.
The following is the official score:
Following;is the official score:
Philadelphia, 3; Cincinnati, 0.
Philadelphia, June 5.—Cincinnati
was unable to hit Ritchie and was
Hutchcroft made another fancy
catch yesterday, It was just like the
one he caught the day before.
Suter pitches today. Look out, Lake
<'harles. - •
It was a loose game from start to
finish.
Some players have a habit of talk-
ing back to the grand stand It is an
amateurish practice and results in no
good. It detracts from the nterest of
the game.
Logan bunted a foul after the second
strike yesterday and was called out.
Galveston, 1; San Antonio, 0.
Galveston. Texas, June 6—Block
went into the box today for the crip-
pled Sand Crabs and shut Han An-
Lonig-out.---——--------—---
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■ Bent Short to third. Gill flew out to
rif^g field. Then Bradley came to
bat. The fans are now coming to
look upon Bradley as the chief of bat- Detroit
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Surplus and
Profit? $170,000.00
Financial Strength
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Cashler.
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Assstant Cashier.
an error of Hartman, Hardy managed
to make third. Vinson, the big cen-
terfielder, made a drive which let in
Hardy. though Mier was forced out at
second. Cooper fanned and the side
was out.
Gehl made a beautiful two-bagger in
the third but was followed by three
men going out in succession. In the
third Logan attempted to make third
and was put out by a nice thrqw of
Jeffries.
In the fourth inning the * Senators
made two runs. Hnteheroft led off
with a long drive to right field which
was caught our. Gardner got a good
hit and stole second and on a passed
ball went to third. Gill fouled out.
Bradrey placed a beautiful hit which
brought in Gardner. Veffries went to
first on an trior of Ollre at short stop,
letting Bradley to second. Gehlfo!-
lowed with the second hit of the game
for him and brought in Bradley. Thus
two runs’ were made after two men
were out. Hartman drove a high one
to right field and the side was out.
The fifth saw a pretty double by the
Creoles. • Short had gotten hisbas on
balls and had stolen second. Hutch-
croft made first on an error of Ollre
again and Short remained at second.
Gardner wvent out at first. One man
dowr. Orthe*nekt man up, Gordon,
the double was made. Gordon drovi
a hot one to Horn at second, who put
Hutcheroft out at second and then put
.Gordon out at first. Short was coming
home but would have been thrown out
from first to catcher, but two men
were out and the last putout did not
count. If there had been no man down
it would have been a beautiful triple
play. "
The sixth inning was uneventful ex-
cept for the two-bagger by Horn, the
first man up, and the excellent fine
fielding by the outfielders,
in the sevenah both sides went out—
one, two, three.
The eighth gave both team's three
runs. Two of the runs for the .Creoles
were not earned. being made on errors.
Olire made first on an error of Hart-
man, Horn drove a hard: one to Huteh-
croft, who made a pretty spectacular
Score— R. H R
St. Louis .e ..000 000 000— 0 3 1
Brookyn ........000 000 032— 6 7 0
H. D. Bloomling, New York; R. II.
Wards, 8. J. Brooks, San Antonio; J.
B. Levenmght, Cuero; H. C. Foster, J.
Dav. Jones, D. Wulf, New York; Wil-
liam H. Allen, Torrell; F. C. Edmon1-
son, J. B. Earle. . Wave, L. C. King.
Dallas; H. M. Garwood, Housten; 1.
S-Kurtz, Quincey; G. A. Tuft, Hous-
ton; R B. Perkins, Dallas; M. Frank,
New York; T. N. Edgell, T. J. Mas-
terson, Dallas; F. L. Glover, New Or-
lehns; J. P. Burs and wife, MeKn-
ney; 'I'. J. Newton, San Antonio; J.
Blanklield, New York; M. A. Spoonts,
N. H. Iassiter, C, ||. Yoakum, Reese
Tatum, W. R. Parker, W. A. Seott,
Fort Worth; Walter H. Lemmon, Dal-
Shreveport.....4 4
Atlanta ........ 45
New Orleans... 45
Birmingham ... 47
Memphis.......45
Montgomery ... 45
Nashville ...... 48
Little Rock........
Batteries—Harper. Overall, Bebee
and Moran; Taylor, Ferguson and
Bowerman.
Batteries - Rhodes and Clark; Wn-
| ters and Peterson.
For those who love outdoor exer-
else includes spraying the flower
beds, mowing and watering the
lawn. We have everything that
will meet your needs in Lawn
Mowers, Garden Hose, Lawn
Sprinklers, Nozzles, etc., etd
* Kenilworth.
Buffalo, N. Y.. June 6.—Track heavy.
Five furlongs: Kilts, Plantaganet,
Mafalda. TIme, 1.03 2-5.
Five furlongs: AlyIh. Tom Dolan,
Round Dance. Time, 1.05.
Mile: Grevilla, Head Dance, Blen-
nenworth. Time, 1.45 4-5. .
Five furlongs: Ethon, Jack Atkins,
Triunphant. Time, 1.03 2-5.
Mile and a sixteenth: ■ Dishabille,
Soufriere, Hyperion II. Time, 1.51 3-4.
Mile and forty yarda: Cadichon,
Secret, Thistle Do. Time, 1.49 1-5.
—AUSTIN ICE CO,
Three Base Hits—Bradley.
Stolen Bases—Hardy. Short
Gardner (2), Bradley, Jeffries.
Struck Out—By Colgrove, 2; by
cTazes on Balls—Off Colgrove, 1; off
First Base on Errors—Logan, col.
grove, Ollre, Latham, Hutchcroft, Jef-
fries.
। Batteries—Howell and Rickey; Orth
and Kleinow.
Cleveland, 3; Boston, 1.
| Cleveland, Ohio. June G -Rhodes
outpitched Winters today and Cleve-
land defeated Boston.
The grey is a plain toe,’ with
covered Cuban heel, silk lace.
A fashionable Oxford. Price,
$2.00
Indianapolis. 1: Minneapolis. 2.
Columbus, 1; Milwaukee, 5.
Iouiaville. 13; St Paul, 3.
Kansas City. . first game. Kansas
City,. 10; ‘Toledo, 1; second, game,
Kansas City, I, Toledo, 1.
Latonia.
Cincinnati, June 6.—Four favorites
won nt Latonia today. The handicap
steeplechase over the short course went
to Ed Corrigan's Otis L., the favorite,
which was coupled in the betting with
Dunning. Track slow.
Five furongs: Bonart, Helmuth, Al-
vise. Time, 1.06.
Six furlongs: Royal Legend, Wis-
Chie. Oakgrove, Time, 1.19.
Five furlongs: Bosserain, Della
Thorpe, Belle Scott. Time, 1.05 1-5.
Seven furlongs: Cotton Town, Harry
Scott, Bell Indian. Time, 1.30 1-5.
Nteeptechase handtcap. shortcourse:
Otis L. Lights Out, Port Warden.
Time. 3 06 1-5.
Six furlong^: Mohave, Ban Posal,
Gause. Timo. 1.18 3-5.
Mile: Intense. St. Tammany, Leta
Duffy. Time, 1.46 2-5.
c? % A
F4?3/
Score— R. H. E.
Fort Worth ......000 200 10*—3 7 0
Waco ............000 0Q0 000—0 3 1
Batteries-Jarvis and Erwin; Dun-
bar and Wagner.
4 7 24 10 2
Batteries—Manuel and Stratton;
Hughes and Avery.
Left on BasMes— Lake Charles 7.
Austin, 5.
Time of Game—One hour and thir-
ty-three minutes.'
I mpire—Mt. Kleeman.
Sumrary ;
Two Base Hita-Gehl (2). Hardy
Horn. Mier.
blooms.
Our store, our windows, our customers are
right in touch with the season. Here are the
newest blossoms from the clothing tree, coats of
pronounced cut, half fitting back, large lapels,
liberal length; everything accentuated with style
for the radical man.
For the conservative customer—here are the
conventional fashions, fabrics and colors.
Two and Three-Piece Suits $10 to $35.
KMITHSKYIILCOX
L_)CIOTHIERSMVOUTFITTERS
L. T. WlIllmnH of Waco spent yo»ter- ,
da ■- in the < ity.
r W, Miller of Augusta, Ga., was
hero yesterday.
C. IL Smith of Cincinnati registered
at the Driskill yesterday.
"W. L. Hale spent yesterday in the
Capital city.
J. O. Hodgson came in yesterday
from F’hiladelphia.
H. A. Benton of Dallas was here
yesterday.
W. D. Hume of Dallas was reglstered
at the Driskill yesterday.
R. C. Neal came down from Dalian
yesterday.
Horace B. Bushnell of Kansas City m
spent yesterday id the city.
M. C. Hmith of Hallinger was regls-
tered at the Avenue yesterday.
I. T. Brown of New Orlerns was at
the Driskill yesterday.
E. W. Miller was in the city yester-
day nnd left last night over tho Hous-
i ton and Texas Central for Houston.
Bishop Kinsolving was among the
outgoing passengers on the Houston
and Texas (‘ehtral laet night.
Ex-Governor Joseph D. Sayers left
last night over tho Central for ‘South
east Texas.
Judge H. M. Garwood of Houston
was among the guests at the Driskill
yesterday.
Judge E. B. Perkins, general ator-
ney for the Cotton Belt was In the
city yesterday on business.
Judge W. R. Baker and Walter Scott
Inf Foil Worth were in the city yester-
t day on business.
• Frank Kell came in yesterday on "
business and went to the Driskill. He er
registered from Wichita Falls.
Driskill Hotel Arrivals—George C.
Cole, Cincinnati; J. D. Childs, Han An-
tonio; G. E. King. John Dyer, Taylor;
W. E Preston, Fort Worth; C. A.
Oldfield, Georgetown; W. J. Davis,
L.ondon, Eng ; O. W Chapman, Dallas;
W. J. Kaufman. Waco; B. Maxwell,
Han Antonio, T. C. Haring, Dallas; M.
Fitzgerald, Beaumont; H. Weexelbaum
Ne.W York; J. C. Mayo, New Orleans;
W. F. (Runner, Mrs. L. Murchbank,
Dallas; L. C. Domey, St. Louls; H.
Barado, New York; R. L. Shoaf, Ht.
Tuis; C. H. Belfald, H O. Griffin,
Georgetown; B, (. Lane, Han Antonio;
W. L. Pricy, J. L. Prince, Georgetown;
G. A Crawford, Atlanta; J. M. Ros-
son, Han Marcos; W. H. Way, San An-
tonio; .R. E. Black, Houston; A. H.
MaKlnney, Dallas, J. King, El Paso; Em
Batteries—Osgood and Brennan;
Block and Moore.
Austin, 5; Lake Charles, 4.
Lake Charles again today:
The Senators won from the Lake
Charles Creoles at the Driving park
yesterday by swatting the bull in the
eighth .inning. A three-bagger by
Bradley followed by a hit by Jeffries
made the throe runs necessary to win
the 'game.
At the end of the seventh inning the
score stood 2 to 1 in favor of Austin.
At the end of the eighth it was 5 to 4.
Each made three runs in the eighth.
Lake Charles led off in the second
with a run and the Senators made two
in the fourth and here the score stood
until the eighth, when everybody hit.
Captain Gill went in the box for
Austin and pitched a fine game. Gill's
position is in the box, and this fact,
coupled with another fact that he is
an exceptionally fine batter, and a good
fielder, makes him without a doubt
the best player in the league
In the first inning Gill delivered
only five balls, and all would have
been strikes except one. Not a man
reached first. Austin fared little bet-
tor; and then came the unfortunate
second, in which the Creoles made the
first run. and this was made on Aus-
tin’s errors. I. a th am went out at first
and Hardy got a hot hit through Gill
Atlanta, 5; New Orlcam, 3.
Atlanta, June -6.— Atlanta won her
eleventh consecutive game today.
Score— ) H. H. E
New Orleans ....101 000 010—3 8 3
Atlanta .......... 120 000 ll*—5 11 1
Time, 1.38 2-5.
Seven furlongs: Pretension, Manda-
rin, Logistilla. Time, 1.25 3-5.
The racing scene changes again to-
morrow 1o Gravesend, where the sec-
ond meeting of the Brooklyn Jockey
club will continue for two weeks.
R H E.
000 002 01**— 390)
000 000 100— 1 7 2
Totals ......33 5 8 22 H 6
Houston ...... 37
Austin ......... 37
Beaumont ...... 37
Han Antonio.... 38
Galveston ...... 39
Lake Charles... 38
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