TIIE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, MAY 11, 1007.
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Open Until
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Saturday
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We Sell Clothing on Credit Cheaper Thaav
You Can Buy It Elsewhere for Cash
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WE WILL
OFFFER
STOCK REDUCING SALE OF
Ladies9
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Meas and
Boys'
Clothing
Wonderful
Bargains ii
Men's Suits
High grade band tailored
merchandise at excep
cepttonal prices. Men's
regular $12.50 Suits
during this
sale,
for
0.45
Men's regular $16 and $18
Suits Special during
this '
sale,
at
11.45
o
Handsome
Suits...
$20.00 Values
Stvle for SI 1.00
8ults made eton styl
Illustration, In fancy
tures, checks and
stripes. Has full
pleated skirt to
match and would re
tall elsewhere for at
least $20 our price
Saturday mm j" f"
as long as II 11 II
they last. 'I,WU
Silk Skirts
Made of the best
Quality taffeta silk,
cut very full a
regular $12.60
value on sale for
only
7.98
. mm
, Ilk. WC.W7fa
SBMBj
ON THE EXCEEDINGLY EASY TERMS OF
and
Per Weeli
rrs
f AST ' DOUBLE SAVES CAME
fuoblo's EiKb.t Raider Turns ths Trick in
the Ninth Innin?.
ALL SCORING DONE IN EARLY INNINGS
P'r Starts Off wit. Two in tbe
Mrit, bnt I'nable to Get Another
.' Mas Across the Horn.
Pl.te.
PUEBLO. Colo., May 10. A fast doubl.
In ths ninth. In which Melcholr was Ibe
prim, factor, gave-an Interesting gam. to
Pueblo. Boor:
DENVER.
AB. R. H. PO. A. E.
mcriaje, cr s
left flelr: Nagle
Lang and Adams,
and Burdlck.
pitchers.
catchers;
Murphy, rf 4
Wheeler. Sb l
Casaady, If I
O'l lagan, lb 1
McIJonough. e 1
, jietuuck, jib,..,
stoore, ss
Paige,. O...J.,,
Olinetead, p...
Totals .....
H. PO.
1 1
a i
2 1
1 0
0 10
0 4
I 0 0 J.
OtfAHA WIX EXHIBITION COKTEST
(Sets Away In the Lead and Holda It
to the End. .
ORAfD ISLAND. Neb., May lfc-(8peclal
Tel gram.) Omaha and Dea Molnca stopped
off here today while en route to the Colo
rado towns and playst a listless game of
ball, Omaha winning by the score of 7 to
8. Omaha secured a nice lead In the first
three innings which Ijes Moines was un
able to overcome. Graham and Townsend.
both from Grand Island and with ihe
Omaha team, were given a rousing recep
tion and each performed well at the bat,
although both had errors chalked up
agulnst them. Boors:
DE3 MOINES.
AB. R. H. PO.
Hogrlever,
rf.
...... V
2
.......n "i
PL'EBLO.
AB. R
3
tr.D
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Andrews, 2b.
Schlpka, 3b
Dexter, lb
Corkhlll, p
Yeager. c
McLaughlin, cf.
Gochnour, as....
bashwood, If...
Totals
A.
0
1
1
7
I
1
2
0
86 t 10 24 19
OMAHA
. AB. R.
1 U
Cook. If...
Hynn, 2b ; 4
McGllvray, lb I
Melcholr, rf..... 4
Miller. 3b S
Harms, rf I
Cnrhan, ss 2
btnllh, c 3
Gilbert, p.; i
Totals 17
Pueblo 2 0
Denver ...4 0
Stolen base: McHale,
N heeler.
H. PO.
2 1
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
2
2
11
4
1
4 $
2 0 0
0 0 0
1
1
27
0 0
0 0
A.
17
0 1
0 2
Omaha
II. PO.
2 1
A.
in two Innings: off Burger. 10 In six Inning.
8acrlflce hit: Flick. Stolen base: Flick.
Double plays: Lajole, Turner and Btovall;
Elberflofd. Williams and Chase (2). Left
on bases: Cleveland, 7; New York, 6. Bases
on balla: Off Clarkson, 1; off Barger, 1.
Hit by pitcher: By Clarka-m, 2; by Barger,
1. Struck out: By Llebhardt, . Wild
pitch: Barger. Time: 1:60. Umpires: Hurat
and Evana.
names Postponed.
At Chicago: Chicago-Philadelphia game
postponed; cold weather.
At Detroit: Detroit-Boston gam post
poned; snow.
At St. Louis: Washlngton-St. Louts game
postponed; rain.
Standing; of the Teems.
Played. Won.
Chicago 22 1
New York 1 U
Pi.iiaoe'.phia 1 10
Cleveland 22 1'
Detroit 1 W
Boston ; 1 f
Washington 17 4
St. ixnua 20 S
Games today: Washington at St. Loula,
Philadelphia at Chicago, New York at
Cleveland, Boston at Detroit.
GAMES IN THE NATIONAL I.BAGVK
These lots are located in our new HOME PLACE ADDITION, north of Broadway, on Avenues D, E, F and O, be
tween 34th and 35th streets, West Council Bluffs, la. It is just 8 MINUTES BIDE from 12th and Douglas streets, Omaha,
to these lots 5c street car fare. The prices range from $100 to $200, which is most reasonable, as other property owners ad
joining this addition hold their lots at much higher figures. This property will greatly increase in value in the next year. The
streets are all graded and young trees set in the parking. Water mains and electric lights are in the addition. We will ad
vance the price of all our holdings in this addition after this sale. Arrange to be on the ground Saturday afternoon, May
11th, and secure a good building lot. L
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ON SALE DAY, SATURDAY, MAY 11,
at 2 P. H., WE OFFER A FEW
TKB WHIII CITY" KOMS FX.ACB ADCITION
Lost. Pet.
7 .e2
8 .&T
8 .fc-ti
10 .H5
.6a;
10
U .353
14 .300
Plttlnaer
Down to
7 U
0 0 2
4 0 0
2; Des
2
4
11
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0 1
14 1
0 4
0 0-d
Belden, rf '.
. o 1 Jnrrteeiey, ss...
o Autrey, ir
. weicn, ci. ........
Dolan, lb.
J Austin. 2b
,Oraham, Jb
, Townsend, xs...
O.Hall, p.....
?i Totals ,
J 'Des Moines ....
S Omaha
0' Urnwl runs:
0 , Two-bnse lilts
0 base: Autr-v. Bases on balls: Off Corkhlil.
3: off Hall. 1. Struck out: By Hall, 1; by
Corkhlll, 2.
12 8
0 0-3
0 0-7
Moines, 1.
Holda St. I,onls
' Fonr . Hits.
PHILADELPHIA. May lO.-Phlladelphia
defeated St. Louis today through the
pitching of Plttlnger, who allowed the
visitors but four hits. Score:
PHILADELPHIA. ST. LOl'IS.
B H.O.A.I. B.W.O.A.r.
Ill 4K.11.T. ...
I Oliurnft. 8b...
0 Holly. Ib...
0 Becklr. lb
0 Murray, rt.
1 lOriar.. II.
1 I Crawford,
8 OUtrahill.
ThumM. r.f.
GIo.bos, Ib. .. 0
Titus, rt 4 3
Ugr. If 4 I
Er.ni.ntld. lb t 0
Court ney, lb. 8 I
Doolln, h. ... 4 1
JarklltKh. c. I 1
Plttluger. p.. 4 t
I iMb, p..
.410
I t
.414
. I 1 10
.402
.10 0
M. 2 0 1
.414
Brand new 5 and 6-room cottages; each house has two
lots. Prices $1,500. Terms, $100.00 down, $17.00 the firBt
month, $16.95 the second month, $16.40 at the end of the
first year and $14.00 at the end of five years. It takes just 140 months to pay out on the house, and the average payment is
$13.50. It is just as easy to buy of us on these liberal terms as it is to pay rent, and it is certainly a lot more profitable. You
have a home in the end instead of a bundle of rent receipts. Location very convenient to the wholesale district in Omaha
and the street car service is the best possible. Our salesmen will be on the ground Saturday afternoon, May 11th. To reach
the place take Council Bluffs car, ride 8 minutes, get off at 34th street, walk 3 blocks north and you are at "The White City."
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551 Broadway, Council Bluffo, Iowa
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place with 86H points; Crete second, with
i'-j points; Beatrice third, with l&Vi points.
There was a large attendance.
GAMES IN AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Kansas City Wins from IndlaaapolW
ElKht to Two.
KANSAS CITY, May 10 Today s game.
In which Kansas City defeated Indianapolis,
waa rk table for three homo runs, by Hlmes,
Coulter and Kerwln. Score:
KANSAS C1TT. INDIANAPOLIS.
B.H.U.A.K. n.n.u.ii.B.
balls: Off Veil. 4; off Manske, 4. 6truck out:
By Veil, 2; by Manske, 2; by Geyer, 2.
Time: 1:50. Umpires: Werden and Egan..
Game Postponed. '
' At Milwaukee Mllwaukee-Loulsvllle game
postponed; wet grounds.
Standing; of the Teama.
Played. Won. Lost. Pet
Kerwln. rt. .. I I 1
Llndisr. lb.. I 14 1
Hill, cf 1 u
0 I Hudinun, If. 4 1 I 0
4 0 1
Three-base hit:
Dexter, Belden. Stolen I
GAMES IN THE AMERICAN I.EAGIE
Double plays: McHale to Hcii- i u..i..j n-
At-
Melcholr to Corhdn. First base given for
hitting batter: Of Paige, 2. Sacrifice hlta:
McDonough, Corhan. Passed ball: Smith.
Struck out: By Gilbert. 1; by Paige, 2;
by Olmatead. 2. First baso on balls: Off
Ullbert, 3; off Paige. 2. Time: 1:60.
tendance. 1.600. Umpire: Haskell.
' HtauallnfcY ol lite Trains.
Played
Pea Molnee 18
Omaha 19
Deaver 17
fcioux City l
Lincoln It
Pueblo IK
Games today i Omaha at Pneblo.
Won.
13
11
8
8
8
7
Lost.
6
8
8
U
11
11
Pet.
.72
.67
.471
.421
.4U
.38
Tl.ai
Moines at Denver. Lincoln st Slous City.
HisTh School and Iowa Mates.
Omahd High school and Iowa Deaf and
Dumb school tnamt will play ball at fitors
park Saturday -afternoonl tl game being
culled at 2M. The Jooala' - batting order
will be: Prentiss, first base; Mawhlnney,
second base; J. McNamava, third base; Mo
Klnney, shortstop; Bernstein, center Hold;
Kogere Howrrd, right field: M. Howard,
- . Sanerlor Stick Work.
CLEVELAND, May W.-Cleveland de
feated j&ew York again today. Llebhardt
was almost Invincible, while Cleveland hit
Clarkaon und Barger at will. Reckless base
running kept. Cleveland's score down,
Klelnow throwing out five men at second.
Score:
CLEVELAND. NEW YOHK.
B.H.O.A.E. B.H.O A E.
Pll'k. f I 1 I 0 0 Hoffman, rt.. V 0 0
Brsdl?. lb.. I 111 tKMler. rf...,4 4 4 1 4
8lov.ll. lb... 4 I 11 OKIurrf.ld. M. 4 t I
L):, .... 4 114 ICbus. lb 4 1
Clark, e till OLaporw, Jb.. 44414
Conn. Item. rf. 4 I OConror. If.... 4 114 4
Hini hrosa.. If I t I 4 Willi. raa. Ib. 4 I 4 8
Turner, aa.... 8 4 11 OKIalnow, e... 1114 4
Ubhardt, p.. 4 2 OCIarkaoa. t 4 1
B.rgar. I 4 4 1 1
Touu loitrr u iortii l 4444
Total M 4 24 14 1
Cleveland 2 101000-
New .ik ...0 0000010 0-1
Batted for Clarkson in third.
Two-base hits: Stovall, I-nJole. Three
base tilts: Llebhardt, LaKle. Conroy.
Home run: Flick. Hlta: Off Clarkson, 4
mm
FJFIT 13 U IT WILL COST YGU
nnpwinj me most complete line of b
B1CICXK.S, TIHFM auof SI NIRrlLS st
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txM tk W M n K. i mosi complete line of blvh-r
t JSinct.fc."i,TlKP and Bl NDKll-S at fiUCU
, uy wuici Biaomiaunr or oeaier in tue world.
DO KOTCUYA DIOYDLE Ir?.
on any kind 4 SfriM. until too have received oar complete Freo
loguee illustrating and describing every kind of high-grade and Ion
Ctav
bH-eclrs old patterns and latent models, and learn of our ranurkahle to 1ST
1- UiCit.3 and wonderful new on era mad pokuble by scliiac from factory
cirect to trier with bo middleuea's peotila.
Mff SHIP Oil A PPftp A L Wi. cl pont. Pay the Freight and
allow 1 ! tiw lrial and tnnke other literal term which no other
o tli
'ii.iii
--i r a a s s
house in the world will do. Voa will Lar. .. . . ... 1..
abie infonuatioa by simply wnuag aa a 0011. .
i A U'r,nc'J Apont in every town and can offer an opportunity
lj V4 to make money to suitaoieyuungiuea who apply at once.
tS.HO per pair. -OL
To tnlrotftico All i
, 1 Vi'tN f It
Total. II I IT 11 4 Total. tt 4 14 14 4
St. Louis 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 01
Philadelphia 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 1
' Two-buse hits: Titus, Courtney. Sacri
fice hit: Buckley. Stolen bases: Titus,
Mugee (2). Double plays: Doolin, Oleaaou
and lirauslleld. Left on bases: ft. Louis,
; Philadelphia, 8. Bases on ba.llr: Off
Hobbe, 4; off Plttlnger, 4. Struck out: By
lieebe, 3; by Pittltiger. 2. Wild pitches:
Hoebe. 2. Time: 1:60. Umpires: Johnstone
and Carpenter.
Reds Win In Eleventh.
BOSTON. May 10. Both Mndaman and
Coakley aeotneu unable to locate the plate
in today's game, which was net decided
until the eleventh Innine. when Cincinnati
bunched hits and won, I to ft. Scire:
CINCINNATI. BOSTON.
B.H.O.A.E. U.H.O.A.R.
Hntsina. tb..4 1 i i 4 Batas. rf 4 I I 4
4 01an.jr. lb... 4
41 v baausiont, 1 cf 4
I 1 Howard, It... I
I 6Brtiw.,l. aa.. 4
1 VH.U Vr. 2b... I
4 lbr.ia, lb..... 6
4 tlBrowo) 4
I 4Lln6ainaii, p.
Fl.n.rly. s. . 4
41 11 II tBurk 1
K.u.. 8b.... 2 14
lavtm st 4 1 2
Lobart, s 4 1 I
MtLsaa, lb.. I I 14
Mluu.il. rf.. 4 4 2
Oclw.ll. li. ... 4 1
Schick, a 4 14
Cuaklay, p... 14 4
Total....
4 1
4 1
4 4
I 10
1 1
4
4
K nig.r.
Bnrka. lb
U.Urlda.
Huillraa.
En. p.
Total.
Ib.
10 14
4 12 1
4 12 4
4 12 4
111
K.llum.
U 14 47 17 I Lord
4Wllliatna. a. 4
4Contter, If... 4
0 HI ran. rf.... 4
Carr, lb 4
4Krun. Is..... I
1 Slrgle, cf. ... 4
ULIrlnf.ton. el
Hopka, lb
1 Br.aaa. P 1
p.... 1
1
Columbus ...
Louisville ...
Kansas City.
Milwaukee ..
Toledo
Indlananolls
St. Paul
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offered will bring In some horses that will
get down close to the mark. There are
already a number of promising nulls and
older horses beginning training for the
racing season here and with good weather
during the meet prospects for good racing
were never better.
Mir.near oils
Ultllfg Lodav: c?nliinihiis st Knnft&s Cltv
Toledo at Milwaukee, Indianapolis at Bt
Fuul, Louisville at -Minneapolis
Total. 34 I Si 12 I
Lord batted for Kellum in ninth.
Kansas City 1 4210000 8
Indians polls 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 02
Two-base hits: Coulter, Carr, Krug.
Three-baee hit; Kerwln. Home runs:
Hlmes, Coulter, Kerwln. Bases on errors:
Kansas City, 8; Indianapolis, 2. Double
plnys: Kruoger, McHrlda and Lindsay;
McBrlde. Krueger and Lindsay (2). ipfj
on bases: Kansas City. 6; Indianapolis,
Passed ball: Llvlnjrston. Hits: Off Brlsgs,
( in two and one-third Innings; off Kellum
TOWNSEND STILL HOLDS TROPHY
I
J t Defeats George Roarers In Good Match
by HT to KH.
Oeorgs Rogers was beaten by Just one
b'rd In his match for the Thorpe trophy
with W. D. Townsend at the Omaha Gun
Hastings Wins Field Meet.
KEARNEY, Neb., May 10. (Special Tele-
fram. ) The day opened bright and fair
or the track meet and the visiting teams
all arrived on schedule time together with
a number of visiting rooters. The meet
was a success and a great many people
Kent out from the city to witness the
game. This evening there was an enter
tainment given complimentary to the vis
itors at the high school building given by
to Longfellow club.
In the score by points Hastings won ftrcn
place, Kearney Military academy second,
Lexington third, and the Kearney Hie.li
school and Grand Island tied for tbe con
solation place.
Iowa Defeats Grlnnell.
IOWA CITY, la.. May 10. (Special Tele-
v. v. iownsenil at the omana uun , . r,. . -.,in . o , ,,,.
club grounds Prlday afternoon, Townsend ! Kent of Iowa struck out fifteen men. The
winning 8 to 88. A large crowd went over, score:
R.H.E.
from Omaha to watch the matches and
were treated to some good shooting.
Frank Carmlchael refereed the race for
. the trophy. It being his tlrst appearance
; at the trap In Ave years, but he will shoot
; for hlmKolf next week.
I The Omaha Uun club will start Its regu
lar summer tournaments next Friday
4 In five and two-thirds lnniuxs. Hit by niieruuun. wiien iwo apeciui prism win m
n:tch.r: Ilv Koran. 1. Bases on balls: Off onrred.
lv Fran
ERn! 2;"by BilKgs. 1; by Kellum. 3. Time: j sfternoon for althouijh he had not been
iI: i-.m.ir.- Sullivan 'at the traps for many months, he missed
Grlnnell 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 02 s
Iowa 2 Q 0 0 0 1 0 0 0-4 7 1
Batteries:' Grlnnell, Barber and MoCor
mlck; Iowa University, Kent and Kirk.
Games In Three-I League
At Springfield Decatur, ; Springfield
ed. Matches will be shot each wdk. ' . ' apios - wunion.
k Crabill was the kingpin yesterday I nVi' ,,',,:,, T a r. .
.,., i . i i. k . v... . At Oubuque Rock Island, 2: Dubuque. .
At Bloumington Peoria, 4; Bloomlngton, 4
8
Cedar
Total. 14 1111)
Batted for Llndaman In ninth.
Cincinnati 0 011020000 16
boalon 1 020100010 06
Three-base hit: Lobert. Home run. Mitch
ell. Hits: Off Linuaman, In nine Innings;
bft Flaherty, 2 in two Innings, bacrince
hits: Kane, Lobert, Lindaman. Howard,
Biuwn. Htolen' buses: Beaumont (2), Lo
bert 12), Oowell, Hutiglns, Kane u). Double
play: Brown to Brun. Left on bases; Cin
cinnati, 12; Bottuii, 6. Cawi on Lalls: Off
Llnduman, & Hit with pitched ball: By
Linuaman, 1 Struck out: By Coakley, is;
by Lindaman, t: by Flaherty, 2. Paneed
Boll; Brown. Time: 2:48. Umpire: Emslle.
Games Postponed.
At Brooklyn: Chicago-Brooklyn game
postponed; rain.
At New lora; New York-Plttsburs gams
postponed; rain.
staadtaa; of the Teama.
Played. Won. LoaL
rtii PAia
ACHS
s
Vt Will Saii
Vti ja A.-rirf
roif ton vmy m out ikb Aid
(cash with onorn 4.ss)
K0 MORE TROUBLE FRO.'fl PUNCTURES.
Retult cf 15 Tears experience in tire
making. No danger from TIIOIINS. CAC.
TVS. PINS. NAILS. TACKS or CLASS.
Serious punctures, like intentional Auufe cuts, caa
be vulcabLxd like snv other tire.
Tsrs Ksidrsd Tbatnsrid ptirt sew h MtusJ IS. Ovsr
teysr ty-tttrs Tboutand talrs told lut year.
CttORIPTIOHi IVsde la all rizes. It Is Beer sod easy riding, very durable and lined inside
vim a special qvuuuy oi rubbsr, wlui h Oever becomes porous and which closes ap small punctures
.mc ' ptiBuiw, u mwn lion, ssit.nca customers stating
thai tlieirurc have only keen pumped npooceor IsMutwkgliMaioa. They weigh no more than
an oniinarv tire, Ihe puncture msating qualitiee bring given by several layers of thia, specially
j,rlied (ubrkea tbe Irrad. Ths"Holdiii Ksi k" seaiwtuia commonly felt when riding on asphalt
or fl roads is overcome by the paleut "basket Weave" tread which prevents all air fium being
sqtM-fsrd out between tbe tiie aud the road thus overcoming s 11 suction. The regular price of these
ti.T" I i per psir, but for advertUinr buroosrs e are an skins s suerial frtor nnr m h
of only 4 w J pair. All orders shipped ssuie day letter is reveived. We sin CO. IX oa approvsj.
niea.
pair) If yon send
send one nickel
Wotlee the thick rubber tread
"A" and pnnotere stripe li"
Sad V also risn striy -ll-to
prevent run euttlng. This
tare will oailaat acr othsr
BnakottOt r. aVLAsriO aa4
avavas SCLUXAU.
ti do nut
w twill
rt Li, ca
4 pay a cent until you have examined sad tuuud then strictly ss repress
allow ereaatlMMin4of S percent (thereby making Ihe piKt S4.ft& par
lilt V i I It OlllftK and enclcae thu) advrrtusniemt. aVa ,ll .Li
plsfcd bies hand pump and two hampsun metal puncture closers oa full paid orders (these metal
puortorecloaei to by used in caee( mutational kaiie rat of hmvv gsaJicsl. lire lobe tctiirncd
ai 1 It caoenMl if fur anf resaon ttsv are n.4 sstiiijM.-turv on t.HmiiU
W? sic oerfecily reltsble a;.d money ssct to us is a o.' a j in a beuk. Ask your Pest m sat er
aV.ck.rr. at' pmaor hreisht Af rat or the Editor of tins paper abuel ua. U you order a pair of
tticse tiie- ;! will and that they will rule easier, run fatter, wear better, last lunger and look
tiler lhar tn ; Cire you hare ever used or seen s4 asy pi ve. W know that yoo will be so well pleased
fiat wh . o want a bare le von will give tut roar utdcr. want yoe to scad a s anuui trial
order at ca heoce this remarkable Hie odcr.
frml rrr r?,7 '""C biJt-up-hrU "nl'Ues. padln, pari and rrpalra, scd
t UAi.J I iv-i a OtJ evctylbiug w tut bu tele line sre sold ty us at bail the usual
trtceacba jed by dealer sod rcpiir men. VVtuc lut our big M 3 UK It eatsUvue.
jntra in NT HftfYi" Tm Postal today. 1h NOT lltlAU. Or BCTntO a
sUL' It J I I - bwydcor a pair of Urea Irm anyone until you know the new sad
wunuertsr tillers e arc eauiag. wur s paui is auus mirinits. wmc u auw,
20
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New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
niuoui in
Boston 20
Cincinnati 2o
bt. Louis 21
Brooklyn 1
t lames touVy: Pittsburg
Cincinnati at Boston, Chicago st Brooklyn,
st. uouis at t'nnaaaipnia
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St. Panl Shnta Out Toledo.
ST. PAl'L, May 10. Toledo could not hit
Ferlss today and the locals made an even
break on the eerie. Hooie:
if. PAL'L. TOLEDO.
B.H.O.A.E. B.H.O.A.E. i Rogers
rt. 4 1 1 OArab'stsr. rt 4 2 0 4 Hdp., yards
t l a t ij ciaraa, u. i v v v
2 4 4 0 4 Porkorner, Ib I 18 1 1
4 1 14 4 Smoot. cf I 4 1 1 1
4 1111 Dtmonl, Ib... 8 4 110
111 0Barn.au. as.. 41281
4 0 4 0W riaiae. lb. I 0 11 4 0
till 0 Abbott, e I 1 I I 0
,1 1 0 2 0 1 .eu i mora, p. 1 0 0 I 0
Suthotf, ..,. i 0 0 1 0
J! I IT II 1 'Chech 1 0 0 0 0
Ksasaa 1 4 0 0 0
Dunlsstr,
Korhlar, cf
Frl.k, If...
Norilyks, lb
HariEtl. aa.
Padden, tb... 1
Tlemlar. Ib. f
8u.1ttt, C.
Fsrrisa, s.
Totala...
Pet.
.8&d
.b4l
.611
to!
.too i
York.
Totala I 4 24 14 2
Batted for I.attlmore In fifth.
Batted for Bmoot in ninth.
St. Paul 0 8 2 0 0 1 0 0
Toledo 0 0 0 0 0 6 6 00
Home run: Nordyke. Two-base hits:
Hartsel, liaibeau. Hits: Off Lattlmore, 7
In four lnnlnss; eff Suthoff, 1 In four In
nings. Bases on balls: off Suthoff, 1: off
Ferlss. 2. Hit by piicher: By Lattlmore, 2:
by Suthoff. 1. Stturk out: By Ferlss. 6:
by Suthoff, 1. Wild pitch: lattlmore. Sac
rice hits: Frisk. Tlcmler, Sugden, Fenss.
Demont. ft on bases: St. Paul, 4; Toledo,
1 Time: 2:00. Umpire: Kane.
Millers Win with Stick.
MINNEAPOLIS. May 10 Good batting
won an easy victory for Minneapolis today.
Score:
MINNEAPOLIS. CObl'MRl'S.
his first bird and then broke out the next
forty-nine straight.
The score for the trophy was:
Hdp., yards. ...16 16 16 .. 17 18
Rogers 1110 loll 1111 0U1 1111 1111122
Hdp.. yards ...19 19 19 19 19
..1111 1111 0111 1111 1110 1111022
...19 19 20 20 21 21
..1011 1111 1111 loll 1111 1111123
...21 21 21 21 21 21
..1011 1110 1111 1111 1011 OliU-21
Onkland Defeats Cralx.
OAKLAND, Neb.. May 10. (Special Tele
gram.) The Oakland High school base ball
team defeated the Craig High school team
here this afternoon by a score of 4 to t
Batteries: Wagner and Clausen; Batch
elder and Stewart. Umpire: Rosen. ;
Flatfatera to Tonapatt.
Mike Schreok of Cincinnati and his
manager,' Billy Hogan; Marvin Hurl and
his manager, John 13. McKee of Hot
Springs, with several trainers, and Jack
Curley, manager of ths Catlno Athletlo
club of'Tonopah, Nev.. passed through
Omaha Friday enroute for Tonorh. The
principals are to meet In that mining
town May 30. Terry Muataln, an old
Omaha lad who developed Into quits a
fighter, will meet Dave Barry In one of
the preliminaries,
It Was the Loaders.
OMAHA, May . Sporting Editor, The
Bee: To settle a dispute and straighten out
a bit of ancient history, please state In The
Beo from whom and when did the Brooklyn
National base ball team win a gam la
19U7. SIDNEY SMITH.
Thursday, April 18, 11KI7, Brooklyn de
feated New York by the soore of 3 to 0.
Collesre Dane Ball Games.
At Iowa City, la. Grlnnell, 2; Iowa, 4-
At MedWon, Wis. P-irdue, 2; Wis onaln, ft.
At Ames, la. Iowa State Agricultural
college, 6; Cornell, 3.
At Lawrence, Kan.-tKansas university",
18: Arkansas, t. -,
Ames Wins from Cornell.
AMES, la.. May 10. (Special Telegram.)
Ames won from Cornell today In a base
ball game. Ames, 6; Cornell, 8. Batteries:
Ames, Harris and Belter; Cornell, Fryne
and Roseberry.
" Spaaldtna-s Want Game.
The Spauldlngs would Ilka to schedule
games with teams In the city averaging
18 or 20 years. For games call red 4021
after. S p. ru. . :
Rogers
Hdp..
Rogers
yards
Total
Hdp.
Townsend
yards
8S
.18 17 17 18 19 1
..1111 1101 1111 1111 1111 11101-23
Hdp.. yards ...19 19 19 20 21
Iowa League Hesalts.
MARSHALLTOWN. la.. May 10.-Spe-cial
Telegram.i Following are the results
In the Iowa league:
At Qulncy R. If. E.
Quincy 0 0 t 0 0 04 9 3
Burilugton ...1 2003 000 04 t 9l
Batteries: bis and Bruggemen
tuason and Jamison.
' At Oskaluose
Onkalooaa 00060061
klarsliailtown. 2 6 0 0 4 0 0 0
Baitoiles: Myers snd Moody,
and Fcrnsy.
At Ottumwa
Ottumwa 2 0 1 V 0 4 0
Waterloo 0 6 6 0 0 0 1 0
Batteries: bloud. Bedwlch and CrittanHan.
Burnett, tear Us and Clurk
At Keokuk- r, h. E. !
Keokua- 2 1 0 0 6 3 1 0 - 14 3 I
J jcRsoiivlU ..0 0000016 01 C 1 '
Batteries: Burch end Ryan, Fanning and i
B.H.O.A.E.
4 14 4 ORsllly. If....
110 Prl.l, Sb....
14 4 Jul., rf
1 0 OtiiMltr. rf..
6 10 Kltittl. Ib
4 10 llulrwltl, n.
111 Wrifltr. ib.
1)0 Blut. e
I 0 Vr'.l. p
B.H.O.A.E.
4 1114
1 I
4
I 1
8 1
0 1
1 1
I 0
1 4
0 1
O'Ndll, If...
Imnirjn, b. ..4 1
kt.rlas, cf. . . , I 1
J Kr.' man, rt 4 I
Or ml'str, lb 4 i
B Kn 'm'n. lb 4 I
Tuwns, e 4 1
Oy:r. aa I 4
kiaii.k. a ... I I
Gtr,
ToUl 81 117 110
. To'..l.....SS 111 I I
Minneapolis 1 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 6
Columbus -. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 82
Two-base hits: O'Xeil. Hulswltt. Hits:
Justice, I f!7 Veil. 8 In four Innings; off Geyer, 1 In
lo'.ir innings, raiermce nit: oyier. iouoie
piny: Manske and Frteman. Left on basca:
Minneapolis. 7; Columbus, 6. Bases on
R. H . E.
1-2 8 0
0 8 2
fiiapnlcka
R. H. E.
0-6 11 4
7 8 12 6
Townsend
Hdp., yards
Townsend
H1).. yards
Townaend ....
Total
21
.1111 1101 lull 1111 1111 01011-21
..20 21 21 23 21 21
.mi mi n:n mo nio 1111123
..21 20 21 20 21 21
.0101 1111 1011 nu 1111 inn 22
..S9
The scores In the practice shoot were:
Crahlll
Cra bill
Hardin
Hardin
Morrill
Morrill
B. 27....
B 27 ..
Drew .,
Drew ..
Parker
Parker
Weeks
nu 1111 nu nil 1111 11111 is
...mil 1111 nu 1111 1111 11111 M-49
...inn 1101 nu nu 1101 linn 21
...1111 0111) 111') 1101 1111 11V1 30 41
...1111 0011 luo 1111 Km 1111120
...1111 0111 0111 1110 1110 01111 2h40;
...Kid nio 1101 nu nu 1111120
...nu 1111 mm iiu mi 11111 zj w
...1100 1110 oni 1111 1101 inn 19
...1111 Uol UOO 1101 011 0111118-37
...nw 1111 oui 1101 nu noil 21
...nu 1011 lmi 11m 1111 nun 21 42
...nu 1101 1100 0111 Ml 1101118
Weeks 1111 K W 1111 Ooll llol 11111 18S7
Dopita nu nu nu mo o)i oun a)
Dopita mi nu nu nu nu 111112545
Nordstrom, nil1 1110 (it'll 1111 Ml 1111120
Nordstrom. Ol'il mi nil 1111 1111 0I1U 22 42
Townsend . .Oi-.l 1011 1111 1111 1111 0111130
Townsend ..Ull 1111 1110 llol loll 011112,141
DOeTOK for 'Pu-EW I
Field flub vs. Superiors.
T-iie game at the Omaha Field lub this
afternoon v. ill be between the Field club
team and the Superiors, the old ','onparell
temn. The Field club iias a winning
team this year and the Superiors lave
never been beaten, so the cuntesl should
be Interesting The lineup:
Position. Field Club.
WL OVCLE CCIY, -lU C2S8 CUICiCa.ILL
Ida Grove aa Easy Winner.
8IOUX CITY. la.. May l).-(8peclal Tele
gram.) Ida Grove easily won the annual
iii.-el r.f the Northwest lown High bihool
Athletic association at Mornlngalde college
tonuy. Tn totals In point were aa fol
lows. Ida Grove. Ti; Biaut Oty, 28; Onawa.
6; Movilu-, 4; Cnerokee, 2; AurelU ju
Currou and Marcus failed to play. Freen. y
of Ida Uiove himself won ii poluta.
rnlrhnry aa l:-ay Winner.
liKAH.iCK. Neh . May lO.-cSicl!! Tele-
i.' in tb n Vd meet cf l.riu- Ni.
ba d Lii toJ.:j iuuLuij cusii auu (list
Omaha's
Most Beauti
ful Woman
in Next
Sunday's
Chicago
Tribune.
. .. .... ..... .t
SuDerlors.
W. iialcher.
I'enny
A. Zlebell...
Tracy
Manila ,
Clark
K. Hatcher.
Williams
C. Zlebell . . .
, . Call' her
. Pitcher
..First base..,
..Second base
. .Hhortalop . .
. Third base.
. Left field. .
. .Center field .
.Right field.
Klglit Held..
. . Kociiford
Smith
Abbott
Malone
, ..Ch.unbera
. . Crelghton
Kelly
. , .iloajland
Houck
. . . .Soiiaffer
Teenmseh firsts Iluiuholdt.
HUM HOI DT, Neh.. May lrt.-(Speclal )
The first base ball came of the season was
on the home grourds between the Tecutnseh
piiiI Iluir.boidt first teums and reaulted In
a victory for Tecumseh by a score of 6 to 2.
Neither aide had Indulged ln uch practice,
but Ixilh have promising teams for the
son. Score:
' Tecumeh 0 0 1 t 1 0 1 0 06
J Hiimholdi 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 02
, Batteries: Tecjmseh. Calhert, Zlnamaster
i tnd Martin: Humboldt. Hill and Gibson.
I niplre: Lick Turner of HumboldL
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nacre fur Fremont.
FREMONT. Ntb.. May 10 (Special.)
The i inncint I'rlvlng Park aHsoclatlon
will hold Its annual races July ;o at II
and August 1 and I. The premiums in
me I roil ins" and pacing classes will be
"inn and In the running classes fTV The
2. OH pace l the fastest rare on ths pro
fciaiu Mild 11 is CApeuled thai lU Uluuey
The Reliaolq Specialists
nnMMs Many of you are suffering from physical weaknoss, your
I? j f) Lvl nervous system lk being depleted and your mind weak
fieiS liilsl B i n(1 and impaired. Life Is not what it should be. De
spondency and gloomy forebodtnga have taken the plate
rf bright prospects and happy ambition. You no longer enjoy your daily la
bors or duties; your nights are restless and unref resiling and each morning
you awake again to the cheerless realisation ft your physical Impediments
acd weakneest s, and you have neither the ambition nor the power to maintain
your position among your fellow men.
In many cases neglect, Ignoranae, worry, overwork, etc., are the cause of
your condition, while Is ot),ers It Is some special disease, or frequently the
results of neglected or Improperly treated dlseasos, which cause Kidney snd
Bladder diseases. These disease (or symptoms of diseases) cannot be cured
until first their cause la removed and cured. Men don't give up If others have
failed you. Come today to the MEN'S TRUE SPECIALISTS) and learn your
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For a safe and prompt cure of the diseases that so Insidiously destroy
the intellect and strength, secure the services of the eminent specialists of
the State Medical Institute. They will restore to health the pitiable victim
of Nervous Debility and Brain Fatigue.
We do not onote misleading prlees la onr aanon&oemeats. We tasks SO
misleading statements or deceptive, unbusinesslike propositions. We sure tnea
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DER DISEASES and all SPECIAL diseases and their com.
plication.
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