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Wholesale Liquor Dealer
Distributors of the famous Storz and Saxon Brew Beers
Family Trade a Specialty
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Auto 1836
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HARD-HITTING GIANT WINS REGULAR JOB
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Am rm mi ' "
Beals Becker, New York Nationals' Outfielder.
Beals Becker, who has long been a
utility outfielder for the Giants, has
been holding down a regular berth in
the New York outfield for some time
past. Beals is a timely batsman and
It was his good stick work that led
him to be played regularly by Man
ager McGraw. Becker was secured
by New York from the Boston Nation-
STAR CATCHER WITH YANKS
als. He has been kept on the bene
by McGraw for several seasons, b
Ing used by the leader of the Giant!
as an emergency batsman and out
fielder. Several of the clubs were,
after Becker to play him regularly,
but McGraw refused to part with
him, paving him a good-sized salary
just to keep him for emergency roles.
Ed Sweeney, , Elongated Backstop,
Stops Wide Ones That Would
Get by Other Players.
Ed Sweeney, the Tanks' elon
gated catcher, can handle all kinds of
pitching.
It is doubtful if there is another
catcher in the league who could do
much with McConnell, New York's
"bean' . pitcher. He is supposed ' to
be one of the hardest pitchers in the
majors to catch. Sweeney can get
his glove behind wide ones that
would get by the ordinary backstop.
His great reach stands him in good
0 " u.
Ed Sweeney.
turn behind the bat. In a recent Sun
day's game, for instance, he saved
Russell Ford a wild heave with men
on the bags, by going up in the air
a good seven feet for a high one.
Moreover, Sweeney is a willing
worker. He is always ready to
kick on a close decision, but he never
crabs after it is all over. He is al
ways smiling during the game. '
Cobb on Sta"ge Again.
Ty Cobb, baseball player extraordi
nary and retired actor, may go upon
the stage again this winter. Hef has
received an offer to become interlocu
tor of George Evans' minstrels. Evans
had Jim Corbett in this position two
years and now hopes to land a dia
mond celebrity for the job. In addi
tion, Evans is angling for the services
of Red Dooln, Mike Donlin and Christy
Mathewson, all of whom have appear
ed in vaudeville. Incidental to his
show, Evans has a baseball team and
he would back that team against all
comers if he could get Cobb, Matty,
Dooln and Donlin to join. -
- Sox Get Lange's Pal.
Miller, the young pitcher signed
for the White Sox, is the former pal of
BUI Langs on the Des Moines team.
The two twirlers won a championship
for the Iowa team tha last time that
city had the honor.
STORIE
PIAMIOWP
It is said that the temperance clause
in the contract of the Pirates is to be
removed.
Wiltse and Meyers of the Giants are
the best batting battery in the Na
tional league.
Joe. Birmingham is willing to work
18 hours of each day to make good aa
manager of the Naps. .
In the morning game of Labor day,
Pitcher Hixon of Indianapolis allowed
Columbus but one hit. ,
Jack Chesbro, pitching for North
Adams at Pittsfield, Mass., recently,
was knocked out of the box.
"A ball player is a fool to pay any
attention to what is said to him on
the diamond," says Bill Sweeney.
Frank Smith of Montreal held Roch
ester to three hits on . September 4.
Two of them came in the ninth inning.
One thing the Giants have on tha
Red Sox is base-stealing ability. Still,
that didn't get them much against th
Athletics.
The White Sox, it is said, will train
on the coast in 1913. A place Paso
Robles by name is the spot named for
the training.
Joe Wood has relied on speed, con
trol and support for his recent vic
tories. He doesn't use his curve un
less he has to.
James Esmond, an lnfielder, was re
leased by the Cincinnati National
league club to the Montreal club of the
International league.
Frank Bancroft will as usual take
the Reds barnstorming this falL The
trip will include games in Southern
Ohio and West Virginia.
, Topsy Hartsell says he expects to re
main at the head of the Toledo team
next year and win a pennant, and has
no desire to lead the Naps. .
The Giants found the eastern team
of the National league much easier to
beat this season than they did the
teams comprising the western end of
the circuit
As a rule, pitchers are jokes when
it comes to hitting the ball, but "Bun
nie" Hearne crossed the dope recently
when he made three home runs In
nine-inning game.
McGraw Praises Cubs.
"Cut the Cubs open and you'd find
them stuffed full of sand and ginger,"
says John McGraw, paying his compli
ments to the Cubs, and he adds further
nice, words as a tribute to the great
race they have made. Did any Cub
ever say anything nicer about the Gi
ants? ' s
Climate Is Handicap.
Clark Griffith says he never believ
ed it. before, but he now knows that
the Washington climate is a great
handicap to the success of a ball
team. It is the humidity, he says,
that has the depressing effect.
Object Lessons in Thrift
AMERICAN SAVINGS DANK
Lincoln, Nebr.
Thrift is a habit easily cultivated. In fact, saving; is a
habit and a good one. But it is not enough to save money.
The money saved should be put to work, not hoarded. Idle
dollars are useless ; they serve a good purpose only when busy.
We help you cultivate the saving habit, and we help you put
your saved up dollars to work earning more money for you.
Our system is simple and safe. It has stood the test for years.
Come in and let us explain our methods to you. We can be of
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1135 AI St.
WELL SELECTED
, The proprietor of the
Economy Shoe Repairing Co.
at 1431 O St., made a good selection in the name, and to those
in need of first-class repairing it will be economy to you to ,
have them do your work. They are experts in their line and
make it a point to do good work. Mr. Gus Demma has full
charge and his reputation as to good workmanship in our city
is generally known. Drop in, Gus will be glad to see you.
HORSE GOODS
Harness, saddles, collars, nets, pads everything for the
horse and what you want because every article is the best
See me for spring and summer horse wear. -; Right .goods
and right prices. - . '9 .
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You will be satisfied with my repair work.
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ANDRUS
HOSPITAL
A private hospital sit
uated in a ' walnut grove.
Has every : convenience
for those seeking health
with all comforts of home.1'
Dr. F. M. Andrus
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3259 Holdredge St. . Auto B2720 xt Lincoln, Nebraska .
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