Meusel, Hit by
Pitched Ball.
. /
Swings on Cole
Babe Ruth, Cobb and Specta
tors Participate in Melee—
\ank Outfielder Has
Fighting Clothes on.
—I KTROIT, .1 imp 13.—
The Hiiimosity which
has prevailed between
. . New York Yankees
anil the Detroit Tigers
since tile start of the
present series readied
a climax this afternoon
_ when i minature riot
was staged on tile field in which play
ers of belli teams and irate fans par
tieipated in a general free-for-all
fight. Bcbor** order could be restored
Empire Evans bad forfeited the game
to the Yankees, 9 to 0.
It suited in the ninth inning when
Meusel was hit in the back hy a ball
thrown by Pitcher Cole. , The Yan
kee's right fielder throw down his
bat and dashing to the pitcher’s box
made a pas* at Cole, but missed. I'm
piles Evans and Ormsby grabbed
Meusel ami held him.
Manager Cobb then run in and he
and “Habe” Ruth had a few words.
Ruth charged that Detroit pitchers
were trying to “bean" the Yankees.
Ruth had just barely escaped being
kit with a ball when lit* batted in the
ninth inning.
Meusel and Cole were banished
from the game. Meusel then walked
to the Detroit dugout and swung at
a Detroit player. Three of his tram
mates grabbed him and pulled the
i ightfielder away, throwinb him dow n
and sitting upon him.
Meanwhile several hundred fan*
swarmed upon the field. Police
lushed from all corners but they ap
peared to be unable to cope with the
situation.- Innumerable fist fight*
were precipitated and before ord?r
could be restored, Umpire Evans for
feited the game to New Y’ork.
NEW YORK (A) DETROIT (A)
ab.h.po.a.e. ab.h.po a e.
K. .T’h'n 2b 3 1 1 i I Blue lb - 1 h l «»
McN’ly 2b 1 0 0 0 0 Cobb « f 1 " 2 " "
Combs cf ft 2 3 o o Mar ugh Jf 4 1 " " 0
Ku h If 3 0 2 0 o H-il'nn rf I " « •»
Meusel rf 3 2"'** Pratt 2b 4 2 . «• "
j»ipp lb 4 0 14 0 o Kigr.ey 4 1 '2 . o
S< hang r 3 2 1 1 o P» .1 non 3b 1 " 1 o
I mil-;*n 3b 4 " 1 " '* Ha uler c 2 2 4 1"
Si n t gg 4 2 2 ** 1 Stol el" p 1 o *i 1 "
S. Jones p 2 2 - S l Cole p 3 0 10 0
li .1 oil p 2 10 0 0
--Tot a is 32 1:425 It 0
•t eta la 3 1 10 24 1 2 2
Kiln* out in i nlh whan riot started
aim game wan forfmlfd, 0 to U.
(Gama forfeited •
S. ore by innings;
Summary—Runs: I! 1 tin1' : M Nal
Combs (2), Kuth. Meus*J. P'pp '-*•
S<hang. Gaston, Frail I2i. Rign *> ' - •. R
.1 on eg. Basselr. 'Pwo-ba1** hug i **ii hs,
Meusel. Schang. Piatt. K Toit* Sa<n
foe hits: Hchang. H .Times. Imubb
Idavs: Scott to Pipp; Passler i «> Pratt.
I.pft on bases: New York, S: Boll oil,
Bases on baits: Off S .!«»'•- v. 1 . ' ff
Caston. 2: off Stoner, T: off rnle. t.
Struck out: By Gaston, t, b> Stoner. 1:
* by Cole, ; Hits Off S Jones, 7 n ft
innings. off Gaston. 1 *n innings, off
Stoner. 6 in 2 inning*: off Colo, 4 in ♦» 1
innings Hit b.v pitched ball By • alo,
Mor'f-I. Winning pitch* Gastnn I
Im'X pitcher: Cole empires: Evans ami
Ormsby. Time: 2:f*S.
Dean’s Wild Throw, With Bases Full, Enables Reds to Defeat Giants
* * _* • ——
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Breaks Record at Olympic Trials
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Mf/"
Jackson ScIiol* of flic New York Athletic clnli. after conquering Charlie
| Paddock and etiinlliilS Olympic record time at inn meters, came bark with
a smashing 200-metcr performance In the new world's record time of 21
seconds. The former 2011 meter record was 21 1-10 seconds. Scholl' time
first was announced as 21 I-III seconds hut after a eouferenre it was found
tiiat four of the six watches clocked him in 21 flat. The other twn
| were 21 l td.
Danfortli Driven From Box.
St. Louis. .June 13.— Danfortli weakened
in the third inning ami the Washington
Si nalor-t d< frat-d the Browne to.lav.
to 4. The visitor!* scored four runs in
Dint frame amt drove Danfort h out of
the Imix. Score:
WASHINGTON (A) ST. LOtlS (A)
ub.il-po.a • ab h.pu n.«.
I Dice rf It 2 It 0 Bennett rf 5 I 1 «» *»
| Matt'wj* if 2 U tt ti Boi»'non :tb a (l 3 1 1
Karris 2b t 0 S i i Slslei i b B 0 110 |
Dunlin if 4 - 3 " <» WU'me If 2 It 2 » »'
Hue| . 4 II A 1 tlJai aon rf S 2 2 •» "
I Bluege 3b t ‘2 3 2 I'M. MTn Lb 2 1 f» L* 3
peck sh l! 1 it " Severe id . 1 2 »‘ *•
Shirley lb 4 1 10 u mlerber as 4 ! H •»
.lobnhon p l* 1 n 1 itltanforthp *» <• •» 1 it
speei e p 0 ti tt ti 0 Davis p 2 I' 1 3 0
Marbet ry p o ‘t o 3 n
-■--—■ Total** 3.1 7 27 13 3
Tola I a 3 4/ 27 8 1
Score b\ | |0ii i M K s
Washington . . . uni 001 nni c,
St Louis.""n 101 -n" 4
) Summary - Kuna Ko*v M . 11 bow a. Har
ris. Shirley (Jt. Johnson, Williams. D
cobson (2). McMillan. Two-base In'
Matthews. Go**! in. \ »• • id Sa.-if .*
Harris, Davis Marberry <2» Double
plays Da via to Sutler, Berber 4n MeVlii
fan to Staler. Left on banes- Washing*
» • mmtxr* • mmmm • mmmm • mmmm m
mn. • St I.Oulu. 10. Base* on ball*
off .lohnaon. •«. off Danforth. 1. ofl
l»i.vis j off Spec •*. 2: off Marberry. 1
Struck out: By Johnson. 2. by Davis
1. by Marberrj. 1 Hits: off Johnson
l m’ four and two thirds innings; ofl
Spec ♦*, 1 In one third inning; off Mar
berry. 2 in four innings, off Danforth. ?
in iv\o o nd two-thirds Innings, off Davis
in six and on** third innings Hit hj
pin to .j ball lb Johnson. McMillan
Winning idlchor Johnson. Lo*in|
pitohn Danforth. t'mptrea: Jnneer
iind t’onnoll: . Time: 2;H*
Norfolk Blanks
Sioux Citv Cards
0
Norfolk. N»!».. June 13.—Norfolk
defeated Sioux City hers* this after
tioon by n scute of 1 to ft. It was a
_icat pitchers' bntlie between Andor
j son and Barry. The winning score
was brought in as a result of Me
faffertyjs sacrifice fly in the second
The score:
MOV’X CITY (T> NORFOLK <T>
ah h po * • ab b. po • »
t '«'d win 2o 4 1 2 2 a Pad'on rf 1 0 0 2 *
Dougan 4 0 ft ft 0 Kp.dv 2n 4 0 1 T <
MeD’tt : f 3 l i • «»Job on lb j ft 11 o (
Ellt* iii ■ • § <» Bruakie ef S 1 H I
P 4
Light f » 1 0 OWetd*! If 3 l 2 ft (
Mir ft > " \| ,p tv ;|, 2 0 2 1 <
Ai tot* a .1 o ft 1 0 Clark r 2 9 7 9 1
HiiTV p 2 ft I 4 •» And *on p 3 1 0 1 t
xHorn ft i l ft ft o
Total* 22327111
Total** 2K \ 2 4 10 ft
x Bu'tcd fur Maris in ninth.
neo oil 00# t
Norfolk .ulu ftftft
Huuiiii it \ filin' Hi uak if Twu-ba*
bit M« i-ki»* Shi rlficM Atherton, >1 •
t'affeit) WeidH Buses on ball* t »f
An.tenon, I off Harry. 2 Struck out
R\ And**r*on. •.. by Harry, t Hit b;
pj*t< h* d on II LIU* ’ bv Anderson: tMarl
fliui .Pip riun, i > B»rr> Doubt** playa
Harry to KIM*. Bool to Dougsn AtheiAol
to I’.pplj »'» Johnson Darned run*: Nor
fidk 1 Time of game. 1.3b I'm pi re
Mey et a.
Beatrice ^X ins Slugfct.
Beatrice Neb. Jun* 13.—I4**atrb * wm
a dogging match from Sinus Full* to
.t,i b\ fit nil re of 9 •«» 4 Plirdv and Mr
i*o/ of Be.m . ** and Snow of Sioux Kali
h i »he hontcr* The score:
SIOT’N FAILS. |T> H K A TRICK f T)
ab.ii po » o ab.h po.a *
\ rf 4 112 ft Plirdv If 4 4
'.tilt/. If ,31ft " Sugga 2b 4111
lb 1 111 ft 0 Beall rf 4 I ft ft
i*f».ve 'b : 2 2 2 ft McCoy lb 4X41
Snow . 4 2 2 1 ftRbchle *f 1 t t ft
Thom'n r n ft ft ft ftS'eefer 3b 2 2 2 1
Mcnnrd *a 1 1 I ftR'urant *a 1 I f* 1
'Tland ,1b 4 ft l 2 <> Kng*r c 114 0
Loeppe i f 4 11 0 ft Zink p 4 0 ft
Berk p 20ft 2 ft
Free an p 2 0ft I 0 Total® 31 132712
Total* 17 1 2 24 1 1 0
Sio«\ Kalla . _ • n04 ftll 000
Refitrice 122 010 30*—
Summir.' Run* Noll 12), SchulU
4’leve Snow 4 2 ) Purdy. Sugg* (3) H**mI
(.). .llci'ny Mlechle. Schaefer Hour
rung: McCoy, PUfdy. Snow. Two*bftl
Uhle Weakens;
Red Sox Win, 84
i level.!ml, June 13.— l hie weaRent'd
in the eighth Inning today and Howton
defeated Cleveland, X to 3. I ntil then
1 hie had out pitched Khmke. Veach
and J. Sewell made home runs. Score:
BCSTON (A) CI.KVKLANH (A)
ah li po » e ab.h po.a e.
Flags''d rf .1 <* 4 ft I MrN’ulty rf R 1 J ft "
W*tobv 2b 4 2 7 5 1 Jahi'son If 4 I 2ft 1
Vouch If 4 2 ft ft ft Speaker cf 4 I 4 1 ft
Bonne rf 4 2 ft ft ft Sewell «a 5 "321
Tnrlt In R 2 It ft ft Burns 1b 4 1 Jft 2 ft
rii » o t o Myttt i 4 i 4 *• ft
o Neill < 3 ft .2 ft o Fewster 2b 3 1 ft i t
T_.ee s« 4 ft ft ? 1 Wfll’rs 2h o ft ft ft ft
Ehmke p 4 H2 fl Ellerhe jb 4 ft ft 1 ft
-t’hte p 3 ft 2 1 ft
Totals 36 11 27 1ft 3 Shaute p ft ft 6 ft ft
zGardner 1 ft ft 0 ft
ztumma l ft ft ft ft
Totals 31 11 27 11 3
zBatted for Fewster in eighth.
zBatted for Shaute in ninth
Boston . .. 1 Aft ftftl 033—*
Cleveland .. 002 ftlft ftftft—3
Summary—Runs Wamby (3). Vearh
<3). Ehmke i-‘). Speaker. Sewell (2) Two
base hits. Wamby. Veach. Sewell Home
runs- Veach. Sewell. Siolen base: Wam
by. Sact iflees: Flagstead (2). Speaker.
Double play: I.ee to Wambv to Tndt. Left
<»n bases: Boston. 7; Cleveland. I <» lias**
on ball a: Off Uhle, 4, off Ehmke, 1.
Struck out: Hv- 1’hle. 3. bv Shaute, 1; bv
Ehmke. .{ Hits: * ff fhle. 9 in H 1 3
Inning* off Shaute. j In 2-3 Inning. Wild
pitch: fhle Losing pitcher: fhle. Em
pire*. Holmes and Hildebrand. Time,
2 U.
Allilelirs Hit Mall to Win.
Chicago. June 13 A triple. three
sinej.s, h sacrifice and an error cave
Philadelphia four runs in the seventh In
ning todav enabline them to defeat the
Sox 7 to ti. a- the Sox ninth inning rally
net cl only thtee runs. Baumgartne*
nitched one hall n the ninth for the
final oit. a flv Empire Rowland bench
ed Barrett. Sox shortstop, for questioning
h derision S< ore.
PHEDELPHIA fA) CHICAGO <A>
ab.h po.a e ab.h pn.n e
T>vke* ?h . ! 4 0 <» Arc’on «f n 1 .3 0 <>
Rt nda 3b 3 2 ft 1 ft Collins 2b 4 2 .3 2 ft
Welch rf .3 1 2 0 0 Most 11 rf h 2 % ft ft
Hauser lb 4 2 ft 1 ft Sheely lb 3 2 8 ft ft
Si mons rf 4 1 1 ft ft Falk It 4 ’ 0 1 ft
Miller If 4 2 3 0ft Kamtn 3b 3 1 1 2 -
Osl’ay. ss 4 ft 2 R ft Barrett es 2 1 1 2 ft
Perkins r 3 16 1 French, ss l ft 2 2 ft
Meeker p 4 1 ft 3 0 Crouse c 4 ft h 2 '* ,
Ba'ta'er p A ft ft ft ft M’W"nv n 1 ft ft 2 ft
-Con’Hy p 1 ft ft 1 1
Totals 34 11 27 12 1 zBurns 1 ft ft ft n
Total* 34 1ft 27 14 1
zBatt*d for Connallv in ninth
Philadelphia . ‘too 201 4ftft—7
Chicago 003 ftftft ftft3—6
Summary—Runs Dykes Rlrnnda (2).
Welch. Hauser. Perkins. Meeker Arch
deacon, Collins (2) Mostll. Sheely. Mc
Weeny Two-base hit Mostll. Three^base
hit Perkins Stolen bases: McWeenv.
Millar. Sacrifices Welch (2). Double
plays QsJIoway to Hauser to Perkins
Meeker to Perkins to Hauser. I.eft on
bases: Philadelphia R Chicago 1C
Bases on halls off M*^r, 7: off Mr
Weeny. 2. off Connallv. 1 Strut k out’ Bv '
Meeker 4 bv _M< \\ » n\ hv Connallv
Hits 'iff Meeker 10 n 4 ;:-S rinmgs.
off Baumgartner, none In 1-3 inning, off
McWeeny. 7 In & 2 Innings off Connal
lv. 4 in 3 1-1 innings. Wild pitch: Mc
Weeny. Winning pit. her Meeker. Lor
ing Ditcher fnnnally. Empires Rowland
Moriariv and Nallin. Time 1.66.
Cubs Move Into League Lead.
Boston. June 13 -Chi. ago went in-o
f|e„t plate in the National league today
I*. defeating Boston b ‘O 1. W'tils N’eW
York was loaing »o Cincinnati. Tony
Kaufman was hit hard but ineffectively
nv Boston Padgett got three double*,
one of which drove in 'he Boston run
S< ore
CHICAGO (\) BOSTON <
a b h.po x e ab. n po.a e
i Fla'a cf 4 1 ;» J " BV*oft *e 4 1 * ’ I
H’orher **312 3 “Felix of 0 t. o “
ti'tham 2b 3 * ' ? 1 Foe- her if ? *. "
Cotter Jh 4 1 1« « 0 M’l n.., 1b 4 17 “
F herg 3b 4 0 3ft ftTI rney 4111ft
Gr gsby If 4 I 3 ft “Ster/ei rf 4 3 2 “''
MVote rf 4 1 1 ft OPa’gett 3b ♦ 3 1 ft ft
H tnett . 3 1? <» OO’Nml r 3ft* "
Kn’man p 4 2 <» 2 OGibaon c i o o } o
-- ■ Stryker p ? ft 1 s •
Tnf als 33 1ft 27 9 In K Smith 1 “ft“n
M’Na’ra p ft ft « 1 “
xPowell 1 ft ft ft ft
Total* lx • 27 14 1
xBa'ted for Ftr>> ?r in gtxth
\Batted for M Neman in rnn*h
Chicago . .. . . 7 ft ft nj ft ftftl — 5
Boston . . ftftft lftft ftftft—1
Summary Runs Stata (2). Grantham.
Heathcftte. Kaufman. S*engel. Two base
hits: cotter, Bancroft. Ftengel. Grantham.
I’m <1 get t (3) Fa.riflcc* Ilolloeber. Oran
thaut. L»nuble play Hollochar to Cotter
I .eft on base- Chicago. ;». Boston, 1“
Ban's on balls: Off Kaufman. 3. off
Stryker. 1. Struck out By Kaufman .
by Stryker. 1. by NFNamara. 1 Hite
Off Strvker. ft in ft innings, off M> Sa
mara. 4 n 3 Innings Hu by pitched ball
B> McNamara. Hartnett le**ing pitcher
Strykei l inpiic* Hlgler and Moron
! Time, i f>9.
' bit- S hultx, Schaefer McCov. Sacri
fice 1ms Kiecldr Bondorant. 1 nger
Stolen hue Nolf Struck out- Berk.
Naught Freeman Gb /-ink (4» Base
balls Off Reck. I ofr Freeman. 4 off
’/ink S flit by pit. bed ball .Menard to
/ink losing pllchei Freeman Hit*
Off Be k, 7 .n 1 inning*, "ff Kreet sin.
s In » Inntng* l inplre liatktna
Time. 115.
I 'landers Defeat Halting?.
(Hand Isiand .Neb June 1,3 .lohnnje
i Maples, formerly of 'he Sioux Falls i Ini'
pitched the Third City to a 1 to ft victor?
. in « mound duel with Fwick. Hatting*
i her* today
H u** hs first appearance w h the
Grand Island club A base on halls tnM
pl'-h and Quinn s double to left * ■ . uttt
1 ed for 'hrt only run of tb* game Score
1 HASTINGS <T» GRAND 1SI. P iTl
l ab h pon e ab h pn a e
Rev n'ds e* 4 ft ft ? ft r’nndon 7b ft 1 4 '*
\ Hess* , f 4 1 i ft ft Ruaer 3h 3 1 ft 1 ft
’ (lllllapla 2h 4 1 2 f» ft Quinn *a 3 14 "
Kenton 1b 4 ft 7 ft 2 llnwm'n rf 4 ft
Tome* If 13 1'* Rt.wa «f 4 « ft '
4 'as tie rf 3 ft 1 ft 0 Hinkle lb 3 . 13 ft ft
. Nea.k <b 3 11ft ft Brook * If 3 1 1 ft "
Stout c 2 1 3 3 •» Kran’ger c . (13 0 1
Swlck p i o ft n ft Ms plea p ft 1 1 ft
Walter* p 1 ft ft ft ft
- Totala 2 7 6 27 13 1
Totals 3ft h 24 15 2
i Hasting* . ftftft “Oft ftftft—ft
■ Grand l*lan»l . .001 604 00i—-l
■ Summary Run Condon Twn4ias* hit
Quinn Kiolen hair* Tmnw, ten
don. Sat rlfl« • 1»M ft uni Doubt* p!a>
Huner to t'ontlon ♦<> Hinkle I.eft «»n
hn ai'M } I a * 11 n * * Inland. 7 Mia*
nn ball- Off Hwo-k. * ■ ff Wallen. 1
off Maple*. I Struck nut: Rv Hw 1« b
t»> Maple" - Mil* Off Hwpk, a In 7
inning* Wild pit* b Hwlnk
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I K\ \N It u,i *
P*lli4 ?. San Antonm I
Port Worth. 4 ll.iunor rt.
Stir»\ .‘pui i 7 tSalvraton, 3
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Omaha Bee Race Chart
Compiled by George W. Schilling.
Preaiding Judge—Dr. F. W. Asha. Starter--Arthur McKnight.
Associate Judge—William Shelly. Racing Secretary -Charles L. Trimbla.
OMAHA, Neb , June 13.—Twelfth day, summer meetin. Ak-Sar-Ben Racing
association WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK SLOW.
/*OQf7—FIRST RACE—Five and one-half furlongs. Purse $500. Net value to
Oo»7 I winner. $400, second. $70; third, $30. Three-year-olds up.
Index Horse and Owner. Wt. St. f J S»r. Kin. Jockey Ods. St'a
6870 Fernnndos 4 (Conley) 104 2 * 2‘ 24 1* McCorkle 5.80-1
6848 Neg 9 (Barnett) 109 2 ;>i 4f 81| 2ak Fator 17.40-1
6854 Hazel Dale 11 (Randall I *102 3 I 1* P Gormley 2.00-1
6886 Boh by Allen 7 (Markh.) *110 t 41 F.1 5l 4* (lark 1.80-1
6877 Spinaway 7 (Sterett *104 6 6 6 6 .VJ Rodriguez 6.40-1
6-7* Spicebti h : (Paducah) 115 1 3| 8” 41 6 Horn 10*1
It | I minute; off 2:17; time :24 4-5- 12 mutual* raid
Fernandoa *12 60 t,, win. $7 oo place. 98.80 low ; N*-g 818 18 place. $7.26 show.
Hazel Pale 83.40 «how. Start good for si! hut -ipinawi'. . won all driving.
Winner, hr. f. 4. ( ruzados-Fernanda; trainer, C. K. Conley.
Fernaodos forced Hazel Pale at top *peed and catching her faltering when
an eighth out forced to the front and. under Veen pres tire. barely lasted to win
Neg ram* wide in the b*st going and finished fash, just failing to get up to
win. Hazel Pale tired after making all of the early par®. Bobby Alien made up
ground. Spinaway stumbled at the start. Spicebush rared as if he disliked
the going.
/2Q(40—SECOND RACE—Five and one-half furlongs. Purse $500. Net value to
70.70 winner, $400; second, $70; third, $30 Three-year-olds up.
Index Horst and Owner. Wt. St. \ h i Sir. Fin. Jockey Ods. St’s
6803 Miss Kmma (J 5 (Durkee) 113 2 1" 1| If 1 Horn 1 7 0-1
68,88 May Bruen 4 (Baker) •!«'. 6 2‘ 3* 3-.J 2"« Hark 5.50-1
6872 Settee 3 (Thompson) 101 3 9 6* 4: 3f McCorkle 3 60-1
6864 Finis Glorioaus 3 (Green.) 102 J 3h 2 ’ 2 4'* Weiner ' 6.00-1
6880 Caveat Kmptor 1 (Irwin) *107 5 4' 4h i '1 Gerritty 12.10-1
6885 Hindoootan 8 (Rogers) 11'. 1 • > 5-A 6‘ 6 J Varley 13.20-1
6800 Noonhotir 4 (Buhrer) *99 - 8- 8’ 7 7 \ Rodriguez 15.40-1
6H7 0 Robbie Brown 5 (Kenw.l *10 1 7 7" 9 »'i 85J Doty 66.90-1
6863 Rey Hindoo II 5 (Kunh.) 109 9 6'1 71 9 9 Lindsay 74.80-1
A* post 1-4 minute; off 2:46. time : 2 4 - : * 8 4-5. 1.09 1-5 $2 mutuels paid
Miss Kmma G. $5.10 to win. $3.40 place. $2.>0 show; May Bruen $5.00 place.
$3.60 show ; Settee $3.20 show. Start good; won ra iiy second driving. Winner
ch. m. 5. Malamont-Bessie Latimer. Trainer. A. P. Yeoman.
Miss Emma G. «et the par® from the fart and landing off repeated chal
lenge* came away from her opposition in the final drive. May Bruen raced
forwardly and gamely hut had to he driven out to the la*t ounce to save
d place Settee, after being shuffled rearward, closed a big gap and
finished fastens of all. Finis Glorio-us, after showing -peed, gave way in the
last eighth. The others were never prominent.
COQQ—THIRD RACE—Five and one-half furlongs Purse $500. Net value to
* winner, $400; second, $70, third. $30. Three-year-olds up.
Index Horsi and Owner. Wt St. i \ Str. I'm. Jockey Ods.St'a
"880*4 Litlle Leas ' 1 " * l la|’"l,| 1*J 1‘ Clark < #0-1
6863 A*lc Jessie 8 (Hum) 107 3 Sh 2" 2J 27 Hum 1.70-1
6830 The Almoner 5 (Sawyer) 112 2 V 3] 3- r* Neal 5.10-1
6*50 Plippery Smile 3 (Black.) 1 07 4 4-* 4* 4” 4h Clower 9.00-1
6**6 Aryanna 6 (McClain) 110 5 5* | 6* 5* Garner 5 20-1
6*43 Fox's Choice 9 (Huff) 115 6 6 6 6 6 Clements 7.20-1
At post 1 minute off 3:22; time 23 4-5- :49. 1:09 1-5. $2 mutuels paid
little Le«* 310.00 to win *n 80 plac« $2 *0 how \sk T®z»ie $3.00 place, 82.40
• how; The Almoner $3.40 ^ho*. S*art trood. won ridden out. «e«*ond driving.
Winner b. g. 5. Stem Wind®r-Young Bell®, trainer. L. T Whifehill.
Little Less decisively out-broke, outpaced and out-stayed his opponents
and was needlessly ridden out a» the end Ask Je«*ie wi> prominent from the start
and made a game finish. The Almoner was hard ridden and had no excuses.
Slippery Smile and Aryanna stopped.
000—FOURTH RACE—Six Furlongs. Purse $600. Net value to winner, $450;
'* w second, $85; third. $35. Three-year-olds up.
Index Horse and Owner. Wt. St. 1 i f Str. Fin. Jockey Ods. St's
68 80 Worth man 1 (James) 112 1 ~ ~11 I 1- 1’i Weiner ~~ 3.10-1
6858 Stroller 3 fCalwell) *190 3 2 21 2* 2* Clark 2 20-1
6s 1 Whifr Mr( mndl) l".1 I 5* " 1 • Hum "30-1
-- Clever Seth 3 (Jones) 10' 2 3’ 4 4 44 ( | Gross 8.10-1
6*67 Tubby A 6 (Irwin) *1 1 0 6 4* 3 * 3’ 5- Gherritty 3.20-1
6846 Nebraska Lad 6 (Durkee) *113 7 7 6j 6* 6* Penderg. 16.40-1
6840 White Haven 8 (Borl.) *102 4 61 7 7 7 Rodrigue/ 24.80-1
A’ post 1 1-2 minutes: off 3 time, ' 4-7--4* 4- 1 14 1-7 12
mutuels paid Worlhmari $8.20 ’ • win $1.40 place. ‘0 shov. 5: roller $1.00
S
b. c. 4. F’ireman-Eel. Trainer, J. M. Guichon.
Wortbman away fa*t and capably ridden wa* rated in front and when
called upon cleverly held Stroller -afe through the final furlong Stroller, after
raring in closest but unavailing pursuit of ?h® winner, tired after making a
threatening challenge Whiff finished fast and out-gamed (’lever Seth. Tubb A.
away slowly raced up into a prominent position rounding the last turn, then
gave way.
(!<)(}]—FIFTH RACE- One mile and seventy yards Purse $500 Net value to
winner, $400; second. $70. third. $30 Three-year-olds up.
Index Horse and Owner. Wt. St. 4 4 1 Str. F’in. Jockey Ods. St’s
0889 Raft dal ’• Royal fJottes) 109 . , , . $.99-1
6-67 Nan McKinney 5 (Drum.) * 162 2 l‘J r 1* r 2 Gormley 1.80-1
0875 Pembroke 6 (Orates) *119 i 5 t « t * Clark 3(y>-?
6837 Queen Catherine 3 t Tr ) *9’ 3 3J 3' 3H 4* 4* Gerritty 2.00-1
6 * 91 All Bright 9 (Sole) 100 t 1t "• 5 Rodritvei 14.40-1
At post 1-2 minute off 4 ? 4 time .’4 1-5- 48 3-5, 1 16 1 it 1-5, 1:4 9 7-5.
$7 mutuels pnid Rande’"* R- va $15 *0 to win $6 20 place $3 00 •how Nan
McKinney || 6n place, $2 60 *hr>» , Pembroke, 02.00 show. Start good, waa
a'l driving W nner. ch g 3, O era Gla*«-f>rr «ra Trainer, B A. Jones
Rat,dais Rojal. herd ridden from the s»ar» moved up fa*t after turning for
home and after racing into a clear lead tired and barely lasted to win. Nan
McKinney opened up a big cap on the back stretch and a'ter being pas-ed in
the home stretch by the winner came again and ran a good game race. Pembroke
fell he r to the .how when the other qu'*. Queen Catherine wa« climbing badly
in the going and ran a poor race
(590^~^IX™ RACE—One mile Purse $500 Net value to winner, $400.
w aecond, $70; third. $30. Fillies and mares three-year-olds up.
Index Boris and Owner. Wt. St, J j j Str. Fin. Jockey Ods St's
6*46 Winner Take All 4 fJop.) 109 4 * k 44 4k 2: 1n* Gros* 1 60-1
6-33 Mary Jane Raker 4 (Va.) 112 *• 6 . •;Fat«r 2 60-1
68J0 Power 4 (Baker* * 1 04 2 2h . If 1J 3* Clark 2.70-1
6888 Orleans Girl ( K.nds.) 109 3 4f k i, 4- 4* Horn 13 40-1
6*82 Mis® Paige 4 ( Rees* • 1 <» 4 l j .* Rodriguez 10 20-1
6*-:. Res * Welch 4 (A-K-SI 1 12 1 1| lh -S 5 6 Garner 40-1
A* post 1-2 minute, off 4 '■ time. i * 4-'- »1 3- | t 2*7 1 44 $f
mutuels paid W nner Take All $fi !0 to win. 88 _u place. $2 (0 show. Mtr|
Jan® Baler §3.20 place $2.60 show Power $2.49 -h.-v R««rt good; was
three driving Kinner. h m. 6 Wraek-KIlcrslie Tramer W Ormes.
Winner Take All was -aved t« the lead turn where she was taken wide in
the he* 1 going and finished with deteym(netion at strong handling g».t
up to win in the !a*t stride Mary June Baker came fast on the rail through the
stretch ami w. ;!d have won in another jump Power after alternating in
forcing at. I setting (he pace, fought it out stubbornly and made a game finish.
Haas Welch and Miss Paige quit.
fiQflO—SEVENTH RACE—One mile Purse $500 Net value to winner. $400
' ’ second. $70: thiid. $30 Threc-year-olds up
Index Horse and Owner Wt St. \ * f Str. Fin Jockey Od* St’s
••9 i a Weod f Gain**) *• :’i r' u c’a 3.00-1
6««1 Tom Owens 4 1 MirmtD 11*1 5 7 7 5f %■ ?' Horn 7 60-1
4891 Star Cloudy 3 (Thomp.) 102 S 1 ** 1 *• 11 2$ 3* McCorkle 6.40-1
6*59 Felix M 4 (Muth) 113 6 6' 6* 6* ('| l* Frogctte 4.00-1
6*93 s»-a Mint 7 (Irwin* *10i t 4* 3* 2f 5! Gerritty 7.30-1
6-63 Blue Van (Buhrer) *10 * ' 0' 3 ) 6« 6' Rodrigue* 12 10-!
6*91 Nlornlrg Face 6 (Sneed) 1 (U 1 Sf 4** T 7 7 Garner 22.40-1
\t pn*t 1-2 minute, off <0 lime ? • 0 ] K, 1 4(. $2 mutuels
pa 1 1 % u ' ; I ■•* • a * 80 place, 1 10 how rag Ovvai $3 40 place.
$.3 00 Hum! Sla > Itirt good won coolly, second driving.
Winner, ch m 6 Peering-Nen*ho Pale Trainer. \5 P. Gaines.
Ella Wood wa* out-pnc#d early *hcn moved up fa*t after leaving the hack
'stretchc and racing into the lead on the turn for home drew out decisively in the
final eighth Tom Owen* rlo*eil a hnr gap in a fast fini-h Star Cloudy set the
pace hut readily gave way to the winner’s challenge. Sea Mint showed speed
hut fsi!«d to stay. Blue Van and Morning Face quit.
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ST))ACID -
RESULTS'
BELMONT.
First rAce Five furlongs:
Sweei Ann (K Barnes) 6 1 ?-1 e ®rt
Mine 81% (McAfee) . 7 j
Fxlra Dry (C Kumrner) 4 5
Time. 58 2 5. N'ew Hope Julie
(•Hater. Sing tin and Witchbroom also
ran
Second ra« e 8teepl®rhsse. two miles
Bethany (Collins i ..24-1 e.*n I
The Sag* ( Smoot ) .... . . . . 17-1 A -1
Sea Name (Logan) 2-1
Time; 2:56 ]--. Verboten. A1 Krea*’o.
Abydoa. Brown Pom and Prickle al»n
■ tan
Third tare; Mn* mile;
Bill) Warren (Mai;»eo| I'j! t - 1-3
lady Belle (J. Callahan) . Ml-'
Thunderclap (Sandei ..'1-6
Time 1.17 1-8 High Prince. Dream
Maker and Blind Play aiao ran.
Fourth race: Mile a fixreenth
Princess Doreen (Stutta) .4-1 4-6 4
Relent lees (Sand*) . 4 b *
Pr'a'-dJa RuU' iM» hen i . 4-5
Time : i 5» 1-5 Sun*', r Inina*®. Para
aol. Treetop. Ohone and Sophy also ran
Fit h rt: e n furlongs
Lilly ,< Me Ate* ■ .12-1 H 2 a -1
Exalted Kul®r < L. Fa to:). ..7-6 3 ‘
Lady Boss (Harvey) -3-1
Tim*: 1 12. Reprisal. Valor* All In
All. Buck Pond, Folymp H mor Man,
Mis* Domino, Wildrake. Lad.. Au1r*>,
Roman Girl. Director, Good Times and
t urns also ran
Sixth race 4 furlong®
Nedana (k. Fat or).4 1 6 5 3 8
Blue Ridge (Stutta) ..6-5 1-2
Peanut* (Thnrbert .. - 1
Time: 1:06 3 6 Highbinder, Swnpe
end Reminder, also ran
LA TOMA.
| First ra. e: Mile and a sixteenth:
Fwav t Hast ings) 13 10 7 (0 2 90
Flying I'r tn e (O’Br en) ’5 To 14*0
Lug® (Lyke) . . . 270
Time 1.46 • Runnuoi Repeater.
Rob, Pogo. Lucidus. John Hoahor.
Suva km and Mr Kid also ran.
Second re.ee. Five furlongs
Battle Field (Burn) . 19.20 12 1° « 1 f’
Tilka (McDermott) . 6.70 6*0
P% root (Taylor) '..->0
Time: 1:00 2-5. Barrage Burr.. Inn.
Brave Bob, Mt BUtmore, Shady Brook
Fuslleer. Boone's Knoll. Return alio ian.
Third ra-® », furlongs
Bright Tomorrow- (Lyke).. 4 90 3 °0 2 *0
Tegasua (Kennedy) .4 10 3 60
Rocket (Corcoran) .. ••
Time- 1:114-5. Kas’ar Bel®, Rocky
Mountain. Dust Flow*". Billy Kl»ir.
Eulalia. Muidrough and J. G DOnny. also
ran.
Fourth ract * furlong*
p, * • r e r Lurk (Wood) . 1 96 6..>n ?*o
Great Jaz .'Fronk) . ?i 4° ; JJ
Braedalbane (<Hutn»
Tirr® 1:12 2 5. ( om.xa and Gorges,
clao ran *
F,fth race 5 furieng*
Mi tie \ isjror « F. Pod) . 2 s* 2 4* 7 10
''r*lm Puff (Long) .2 to 2 5°
Donna Santa < Hurn 1 . 2 60
Time *9 3-5 Brunh'ide. Av:e**e and
Frances \ ictoria also ran
S.xth ra1 e : Mile and a sixteenth
Opulent (Wood) . 5 70 3 20 7 7<»
Lieut, Color*! (Eiliat .4.10
Westwood (Corcoran) .2.80
Time ' 45 4-.' Sands of Pleasure. Sea
• Court. Tender Seth Huonec. Miss Maal*.
i Tulsa. Roldgold. and The Archer also ran.
! Se%enth race Mile and 7 0 yards
| l'rt,U% Politician (William*) 1 1.30 5.30 2 9*•)
J Post-Dlspalch (Elliai .20 69-1°
I Fane j Frit 1 i! a r - e> » l.M
Time: 1:42 4-5. Bi,*i% Guard. Nulli
IS®'undue • »ff Spring Mistress Mar). Swift
JWaier and Asapah also ran
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Today’s Ak Entries
\1-^
FIRST RACK-—heir and one-half fur
Jong* Puree f.,e© Two >ear-olds and up
• ■• ’ . • ■ * g'
i 6*4* Trevardr . * **
4113 Maria Virginia . 10
♦-*69 Fncle Seth .
*•.*' )Hapaburg Miss
Karonga **'•.
SECOND R ACM—Five and one half fur
l rg« For three-year-olds and up Purse
I claiming
451* Furor ”
-- Gleramtrira Ma d .. #D>fi
6*99 Ho*.- Atkin ■ . "I**1'
— Jennie Mack 11r"
A * 3 t » "a Wad ’10
a»'7 Innovation Ill
4*14 San Stefano J. Ilk
4 s a 4 Buklad Its
ۥ94 R#> H ndoo n ilf
6*96 John J Riley . ’IS
- Black Top .v- I**
6*7: Kirkwood 11a
Also eligible
a *97 Hazel I tale *165
- — Bt) Ten* •ill
6 477 F O. Corley 11S
THIRD R \ 1 e de-half ful
Jongs Purs- 1500. Three year-olds and
up Claiming.
6154 I-fmon Seth • m\Ql
6l»: Alice Ryan . *}g
-Margaret Etnora . *10:
6*10 Bookworm ."Itc
6964 Fullantl HI
♦.*94 I.Ink nf Gold . ID1
6*27 Bengali *11
€912 Sen**ll* Belle . 111’
6457 Miss Hebert . ID*
4*7.' Hasten On ... - 1
6*54 clip .. • ;; •*
j 46. S Mont jo v ... •*
' Also eligible
€977 Ponza Kay . Hf
|j-Bond . 11 1
[I A%9» I.lltle l.eae "ID*
! 4*79 Fair Trial *1*1
KUt l.ru RAt F. Five and or.e half fur
ongs Th;ee ,rir oida and up P *• J t'
[(Claiming
’
I 6 9 5II < on PA ..
69 00 Foul Weather . li©
69*2 Kiirgeorgt
*99* Runny*) . .116
**957 Harr> k Thaw . .116
».99(i Kltre .11&
€«70 Mom e . .
The tub . *110
6 79 4 Mountaineer Ilf
Kimberly .lli>
A * 4 9 Edgar B.1H
6*0 Edgar P Ilk
Also eligible
6 97 1 Emily Waite . 116
4420 1 Gentry •111
a**.' Faywood .... ill
FIFTH RACE Purse $] C • hsrvr
of Commerce handicap Three ' ear-oida
and up
6**7 ^Treasurer . 91
6994 V - ( Ti t VS ..
Route A . 102
•*94l V Dadd* .4
(hi: ) Dorothy Buckner .. Df
6*4f- \The Araucanlan .11"
Al«* y - All Over .116
(♦*45> >-Abadane .... ... 117
| 'Baker entry v-Irwin entry.
SIXTH R ACK Mile and ‘ vgrdt Turae
17 yo Idairatng 3 vear-old*
, 6*9f T f Seth . 99
! 6 9*6 Ftl II Again
61-10 Hardman 102
s t Angelina .... •
* *9*i Barley Belle . 16 5
fc'.9 Oronoest . .... .Mas
'96 Bill Herd .•1*5
(Ml l.otta G .; .16*
i.'**6 John Arbor • 1 ft*
»' 17 Roroaa 11©
I SEVENTH lln'K M e and 7«. \*
j Purse J “0 Claimtn* Thtee > ea i oida
a nil up
\tan<>k,n • 1 ft*
49 95 Me;, heir . ..165
I 6*. 9 > uk* n * ios
j 6**1 Tael e Hr n . 105
I* * 9*. i 'aatttHnn • *
6*99 Max Rose 16*
6*7* Mad son 110
69*1 Pi net rest It
*90.1 Sea Mint no
,699. Silent Sam . ... lit
! Weather, cloud'; Hack tnuddi
| American Association
v——-J
Coltimbua. ic June 1 *.. K H E
9f 11 *9 aukre )\ \
• ohimbua . * l
BaMeries Walbcg and Young North
| rop Kelt hum and Hart|e>
Toledo. O June IS R 14, K
K an • a • C119 ...... \ i
Toledo i* .s o
Fitter,rs u s n»,>n and HMlng*,
S Otl and Schtil -
t.otilsvtile, K\ June It: Tt It F
Minneapolis 12 1
I oulavllle * l J 6
Batteries Malone and Gtahowski. Pe
berr> and >®e\e
lndtarapolis. June 1" It If K
St Paul *14 4
I ndtanapolla ...12 17 2
Batteries Faeth. Merritt and Platon.
But "r 11 and Krueger.
I
Cubs Move Into
First Place in
League Stand inn
V >
I’rcvimi- to \rv* Yorker" -
Fatal Heave. Lame Was
Pilchers" Battle—Bress
ler. Liiwrly Hit Homer*.
K\\ tONK, June is.—
N>» York surrender* -I
fir«t piste to the Cub'
(■wtaj hy losing to (in
cinnati in 10 limine-.
♦ to 1, »' Chicago besi
Boston. With the ha'i"
full in the 10th, Dean
threw wild and Kou-h.
halting for Fow ler. singled for tin
winning run*. Previously to thi*
frarne the game had been a pitching
duel with Bive>, Watson and Dean
receiving splendid support. Bres-hr
and (iondy hit home Iuns. Score:
i'INCIN.N VTI *.V) NEW TORK <N.
al> b.po a e. ab-h.po -
But a f 4 ' i * • Ti»ijn| rf 6 # <> t
VS tkr • f 5 J 4 « ft Kno h 2b ft 1 . 4
B • : V 4 1 S § 0 Wilson f 4 1
I»un *n H ft 1 3 <• <» Kc||>. j „ 4 2 12 »•
Rhortm If M M 4 M ■• ! t * ' ;
Bonne- 3b ft ft ft ft 0 Groh 7b i ft 2
!b 4 1 7 7 A VVauon p 2 1ft"
Wlnjro r 4 ft '• ft ft } o
Rlx* ;i 4 ft ft ft ft zL'dairom f* ft ft ft
xRo*j"h 1 1 ft ft ** Desn p a © ft o
jXcj.«! ft 0 ft A ft zAinsmah lift** •
Tnt*fl» 4n ! ft 2ft 11 0 Te x’. 3* ? v
x Betted for Fowl*r In Jft’h.
xRan for Roush in lftin
*iB*rted for Watson in ® ghth.
iP.tn for Snyder in e *b h
r Batted for Dean in ;*ih.
Score by Inning*:
ft’lncinnat .lftft «ftft •*© *
Now York Oft© 00© ft!f
Summary—Run Bu-rs. Walks*
Breaaltr «2». Gowdv Tvo-pis* h
Kr]|y. Thre* base h” : W'|*jj -
run* Rr--*>- Gou d Double r ? *
Uri* * to Oaveney to F’»e?!*r; Gowd
Groh Left on bases New York. 7 <
cinnati. * Bases on balls: Off W?**o
J off Dean. 1 Struck cut- Bv w**•
1 by Dean, 1 by Rxey, 4 Hit* rvf
"'vb.n 7 n » irnlrtc rff p»a*i 3
li nlng* I s ng p--- he-. I*»a:
tirn Ff rman,' O Day and Q’j g '
Time: 1 52
O-licirite Blow* I p; Card* W in
Brooklyn. Jura 13—After hold1-* *
I*ou‘s t* four h *a '0 seven inn r,g
borr * blew ur- :n th* eighth when
t'ardlnal* made alx run* off h •
Henry to win by * to 3 So*h
v uu Id h»\e had a shut-out but for -
Pt Louis error*. Fournier made -n
doubles. Jim Rottomley left for
Louis .da* to fca*e his ?ons*le cut ra i* -
ir.g * shift in the St Louis line .
Sc-4>* *
bT LOUD* 1N1 BROOKLYN
ahhpna* abhp
: Fla* ?f •* ft ft High 2b * ■ ’ r
! Smith If f. 2 ft • John* n ■* & 2 «
Hnr'aby 2b 4 2 1 3 1 Wheat If fc 1 .
Fr'tau 3b 4 « 1 Z !Kourn> !b 4 3! ,
Mu'Hr lb l 111 0 ©Stock 21 to]
Douth? ■ f 4 l b ft ft Brown rf j
Gxale# *• 3 ft 3 0 « G'flth rf 40 2 * •
j Fooney s* 4313 1 Deter'v .• 4 © : •
, h”boron p 4 1 ft .3 fto'borne p 3 ft p 4
Tod • iui::n i*n* .5 p : : * J.
Total# 2f 4 .;
\R*ft*»d fne- itenry in ninth
Se-nre by innings
St. Louis .. Aft ft ftftt Ml—I
Brooklyn . 11© aee ii« 3
Summary—Rons Flack. Smith i.
Hornabj Fretgau Mn*!ier. Cooney. « -
Io-r-r, Johnator- Fnurni#’ Deberc*. T«
has* hita Homsbv. Coonev, Mhori r,
Fournier <3»- Stolen base: Homs»"
Sa,-'”ifSr* S*o'V Left hates S*
l.oiii* *. Brooklyn $ Fa*e* on ^ali*
Hff Sothornn .. off Chiborne. * S’-u
ftut By S^thoror. 7. bv Osbome. 4
Kerry 1. Hit* Off r»*bo**r* » r .
innings (none out .r. * g'.tfcL of? H» *
b in two Innings Hit bv p-*rh»d ba
By Oal*ft>rne Gonxa e« I.osirg pt*rh*'
•‘•borne Umpire* K>m *-.l W. «
Time: 1:43.
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Amateur Games
This Week-End
V,
vATl RDAX
1 hlrt % -second ami iRary
t • - First Baptist against I t
I Maiuortel
4 #$—First National Bark m« rs: S*
bra»*» Po**r
Miller.
v -Hansc. n f'a » i|i mt a
R* p'. itt
B- '.ar • Chapa! aga'rst >
Knstrnfllf.
- * N"r'h Presbyterian against *
I >..;•* t'hr.atian*
4 00 Overland T re aga’nst l'. P R
U m w nod
- I'I’fton H 1! P etv>**r.an A *-* *
|'•chon acafn«t Hirst M F
* ■> - vx alruf Hi; Sunday •
iaga.nst S* Sunday srher
XX e>*« Mme-wl
f ftA— Pen Hill Freafc' :*r;ia i|i -?
Pr* rI V K
4 of Kir*- •‘'hr • .in CtHjrch ip
Parkxale church
Munt Bmch
4 ty Mission agains' Pa-*
Patk XX Id ate Sunday school.
e >—, in P amends aga'rst v. •
minister Sunday »rhw»l.
Rix frritw
2 tv—f •• ■*** * I’eshy ter'a* sg* -*
N- -h Presh> tenan Sunday school
4 • ---liar l.r.g aga pe: fv. it i - it.
Xfhletlc
- of- Omaha P: • • sg* -** Bike- ’
* Guarantee Fund against Om
National bark
4 hrietie Height*
Pie'i y. against
I Greeks.
* v -Cudahy* against Pen B scu t.
M N1>AY.
Thirty-seennd and T>e**ev
n XX'-l.iam Street Merchants act ■*
Polish Athletic*
i0—Clarks i{.< nst Froat Batter e*.
Miller
1 * *1—4*i b*on Ramble: s at a nst Y
1! x
3 -C R A Q against Sam Y .**
I.mtenelle
1 *o X inten Merchants aga'r.at A . \
| Tires
M I »
Kiivl 1 Imw in.»l
1 if XI ssou. Pacific Mt. h nr x *•
at Ion
•
! South Omaha B. -etem
XX .*S| I I in wood
S to -Tafstv-f urth and Ames S <*
N ants against Houtb 4RnaJia . *
Xlim* tiearh
1 so X nton taga’-st ft PR
• ndei s
3 «*r .>.% Sport* aga'nst l
k X a de
Klx *n ion
1 *«' lloltree against Nbraaka N*
al <1 tietbe
»■ Poet .fr e age **«t K nufv Pe
s?»
Xthletir.
• s • :*' Mi -i • *»'•
double heade*
4 bristle Height*.
lb ' ■ 1 • k Mi are 5*
Coer Ple.tr
3"- > R A in nst Tanda F ns**
Hon e
Tarter lok* Club
3 ‘ ar ter 1«m r.ub *** n*
Schneiders
Fort Omalia.
1 3 0 Ka man Insurance aga r.«- TX r«
f ..e** rnw.-rth Minhant*
■' 10 XX 4) \\ aga ret \‘ F Krg ee
men.
I rec oe Park.
*0 Paxton R.liianli ■ <*; k ■ r t
}*h.*e
Murphys aca nst Knights of •
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