rifFi OMAHA SUNDAY REE: JUNE 28. 100S.
Mn:nn II I 0 I 0 I ' 15
fll'.nx City 0 0 ft 0 4 0 0 0 O-l
F.amed runii: Pes Mnlnes, I: Plnux f'ttv.
4. Two he hits: Under. Dwyer, Weed
(Imn vllle, I'amphl1. Poses on hll: hv
Vlthernp. 2; by Pi hit. S. Htrurk out: br
Wlihemp, 7: by Ptarr. 3. Ptiln bason
Flournry. Ftsder, Nlelmff. Dnlan. Dnun'e
Elavs: Andrrwnn to Dwyer, Anderson tn
mlan to Iwjfr. Hscrlfice hits: Anderson,
Fltxpatrlck. Nlehnff Time: 2:"". Attend
inrp; 1,'fO. I'mplre: ft Csllsahsn.
U. P. SHOPS DEFEAT SOLDIERS
lajloa Parlflr Tram Tikn (lame from
lanal fnrpi.
The Phopn bnya went out to Fort Omaha
yesterday and defeated the Fort team by
the gore of to 6. Cass waa driven from
th box In seven Inning. Nells, who took
hlH plsce, did a little better. Th feature
of the game wrrs th bus stealing of
Gibson, who stole five bsses. and War
Horaa T?. Cssey. The Shop tenm la under
new managpment, W. Banmrxr being man
ager. Any teams wishing Ramn write to
him. Score:
v;. p. nora. tort oniahn.
I 2
0 1
Inulthrty, Xb 3
C Oilr. lb . 4
Ilnn1on. rf. 6
Hmey. cl. . . 4
6 1 i Fink. Jhlb . 6 4 S
0 4 1 l Ntiper. M ... 5
t
4 1 it
1 1 8hr-r. rf
I t 1 1 rrk!n. If.
1 1 0 0 Rarlrlllf. lb
Olrwnn. m t
r. cmr. c . I
M r,u:iin. tbl 1 I I 0 Kali. Slip.
I l
1 10
s
6 0
. 4 1
I I)
I It
0 1
n 0 0 1
Western League Averages
And atlll McDonnttgh leads the Western
league battirra. And 'his la a precedent.
How many catchers are leading or ever
have led leagues at the hat? A few, yes.
phaaliea what The Bee said recently about
Chick being an every-day ball player, one
who plays good ball every day In the week.
The .31 list has dwindled to eight men.
but In most cases they have been catchers Denver has three of these. Omaha and
who only went to bat now and then. Mc- Dea Molnea each two and Fueblo one and
Donough, up to the time this tabla was that an Irregular. From Welch you drop
compiled, had been at bat 1 times. He Is a to Householder, w ho closed his Wealern
regular Buck F,wlng sort of fellow. Autrey lesgue career with .257. Autrey. atlll staya
has passed Welch and now leads the up at the top In fielding. Here are the
Omaha batters with an average of .340, the entire averagea for the entire league:
same he had last week, which once cm-
2 .1
4 14 0 0
.41(1 1
liooo
i o o rt
B l U'T. If . I 1 1 0 Hlh.
Toutis, p 4 1 I 2 0 I'm, p
Hlncei, lb. . .
Tltlli In 11 27 11 1
TnUld 40 7 27 7 3
Earned runs: Shops, 4. Two-baae hits.
M'.-tiulan. Claire. Three-base big Gib
Son, r irst base on balls: oft ( ass, 1,
off Young, 1. Struck . out: By (', fc;
by Young, 4. Double plHV: Perkins to
Nepper. empires: J. Caaey and Happ.
BATTING
Flayers.
Mr Dono igh. Ienver
Ba'.f.'. Des Moines
Kelden, Denver
Autiey, Omaha
We.cli, Omaha
Irwin, Denver
1 Hill n. l eu Moinea
Fmgeralrl, Pueblo
J'idp, Lincoln
t'laik, I'ulilo
Wd, Flotix City
Shea, bioux City
Srencer, r.eblo
J'mtersi'n, I'ueblo
White, Di-ner
Dwwr, Dea Moines
W-l.h. Floux City
Hilme, Sioux City
rox, Lincoln
Sn ith, i'ueblo
OiHsiiiy. Denver
Hogriever, Pueblo
Hnmar, Dps M lines
Henry. Hloux CUy
AB R. H. Av.
Johnson, Lincoln
Hullenbtck, Omaha ...
Thomas, Lincoln
B7 M 20 .Sii Bull b, Pueblo
22) 42 16 .341 lxir. Des Moines
2i2 45 7 .3 0 Cassidy, Ienver
2Ji 33 7-i . ZaluFky, Denver
166 iM 62 .XX Kanrers, Omaha
30 64 OiTding, Omaha
M 11 17 ..il7 Andreaa, Slnux City.-...
1S8 6i .?" Hojaeholder, Omaha ..
18 i i2 W .2(12 Weed. Kioux City
2.1 32 67 .2ii Henry. Sioux City
73 6 il .27 SS nran, Lincoln
,22 30 6J .2-4 f(. Lincoln
9is 47 (.1 'jut S venld. Sioux City....
IBS 31 45 .2i3 1'olan, Do5 Moines
canipcen. nioux viiy...
iiwyer. Lies Moinea
Oagnier. Lincoln
2-'l 44 til 27H Twin. Denver
JKJ 25 60 .2'3 Belden, Denver
2.'X 36 H2 .212 LeHrand, Omaha
159 3i 43 .2-.0 Plournoy. Dea Moines..
8i 10 .i70 JUf1' Lincoln
li kit 46 Patterson, PIleDlO
. 2
. 7
. 4n
.
. LT
. not
. 357
4
21S 60 .2 0
1M 22 42 . 2,8
1!2 3 2 63 . 217
rllipHtrl' k, Dps Moines iwl 25 51 .2;7 Welch Omaha
Doable-Header at Vinton.
What should prove to be an interesting
double-header la booked for Vinton Street
lark Sunilay afternoon between the Amer
icans and Hollya and the Lee-Olass-Andrca-Bfiis
and Sturx Curonaa.
Tula is the flist opportunity that the
Le-Ulaas-Andreesens and Cornnaa have
bad to clash this season, and as both aie
di-nlroua of gaining supremacy the contest
will no doubt be Interesting. .
The Americana and HoHya rll atari the
first game promptly at 2 o'clock, with
Cross pitching for the Hollya and Denny
for the Americans.
The following is the linpup for the Lee-Olass-Anilreesen-Corona
game:
Lee-iiraas-A. Position. Btorx-Coronns.
C. Clair Flrat ....Hacbten
..Second ..
. Third ...
. Shortstop
.. Left
.Left
..Center ...
. Itlght ....
. Pitcher .
.Pitcher ..
. Pitcher .,
.Pitcher .,
..Catcher .,
Catcher .
... 2i3 39 67 .i'5
... 132 16 36 .2 6
in iii a: '.
27 20 47
Bradford
M Jiilki.s
I. n ler
Casey
Dougherty...
Ollimin ,
Henry
Adams
Morlarily....
Bunnell
Scully
K. Clair
Kill
....McLean
Kucera
Hodge
"N."SmYtli
Hauclo
. . . . Bogaitu
..B. BinlLii
..' Mokry
Ferater
C. VV.'a Defeat M. li. Smltha.
In a faat eleven-Inning game John Lewis'
2, W. team defeated the M. H Bmith
team yesterday afternoon by the cor
of 8 to 7. The game was played on the
C. W. grounds at Forty-third and Dewey
avenue. The M. E. Smltha lied the acoro
In the ninth inning, making It 6 to 6. In
the tenth each aido acored, the C. W.'a
being a home run, and In the eleventh by
faat fielding. Including a double ploy, thu
C. W.s shut out the Smltha and made a
score In their half, winning the game.
Bob Thorpe waa one of the atars, makln
ihe winning run and assisting in a double
play to Underbill. Umpire: Coad.
Raakere Defeat Uakera.
The Omaha National bank beat the
Baker Bros., 7 to 4 yesterday. The bankers
played steady ball and while the Baker
team gathered In the most hits they camn
ahen they did not count. Reed pulled off
a couple of catches for the engraver
which were surely sensational. Score:
R.H.E.
O. N. B 0 0 0 1 2,0 I 0 0-7 9 2
Bakers Broa ....0 0 0 1 0 0 0 '30 4 11 4
Batteries: O. N. B., Travis and Clark:
Baker Broa, Dooley and Day.
Clerks Beat Painters.
The clerical department of the Union Pa
cific car shop defeated the shop painters
In tbn fastest game witnessed on me Liu.m
Pacific diamond tills seaium. Jiminle
Saunders, pitcher for the clerks, struck out
seventeen men, while thirteen clerks were
fanned by Small, an alleged seml-prores-alonal.
Score: .
R H E
Clerk. 0 2 0 0 0 0 2 0-4 6 j
Falntera 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 .. ..1 5 2
Batteries: Clefka. Saunders and Oloden;
painters, Small and WUlett. time: i.i.
Umpire: Murphy.
Sloaz City Second Thursday.
KRARNET. Neb.. June 27. Sporting Ed-
Itor The Bee: What team held second place
in the Western league pennant race Thurs
day, June 267 A BLDStHIliliK.
Ans. Sioux City. Omaha and Lincoln
were tied for first.
Campbell. Sioux City.
AmieiMin, Dei Moinea...
Mnuli ks, Pueblo
inraii, Lincoln
D xt r, Dps .Moinea
r enlo'i, I Incoln
Householder, Omaha ...
I.aui riioi n, Denver ....
Mclaughlin, Des Momes
Flournoy, Des Moines...
Corhan, Pueblo
Bohannan, Denver
Mill r. Pueblo lil
Corbett, Denvir 63
M'tze, Pueblo 18
WaUlron. Denver
Tnnmaa, Lincoln '.
Zalucky. Denver
Davlilhnn, Lincoln
Prltchett, Lincoln
Wliherup, Des Moines.
Hollenbeck. Omaha ...
Klnneally, Denver
Hall. Omaha
Sanders, Omaha
Nn hoff, Des Moines...
Klnv. Omaha
Oranvllle, Sioux City..
St.ur, Sioux City
Austin, Omaha
Gaenler, Lincoln
Belilen, Omaha
Andreas, Sioux City...
Svvereld, Sioux City....
Doll, Denver
liaedel, Des Moines
Franck, Omaha
Yeaser, lies Moines....
CrutcUer, Sioux City 30
Sullivan, Lincoln t7
Ragan, Omaha 62
McKay, Sioux City 42 2 8
Ad'ima, Denver 43 7 J
Oonding, Omaha li'.7 16 29
ClaWano, Pueblo 67 7 10
Nic hols. Pueblo 42 4 7
Ford, Des Moinea 42
Maldnx, Pueblo
Furchner. Sioux City 65
LeBrand. Omaha 83
Jackson, Omaha
Jones, Lincoln
Paige, Denver
Johnson, Lincoln
Clark. Des Moinea....
Olmstead, Denver ....
Freeman. Sioux City.
Chabeck, Denver
Ronno, Lincoln
Noah, Omaha
Nelson, Dea Moinea...
Hall. Denver
Fiaher. Omaha
James. Pueblo .'.
Zackert, Lincoln .".
Bchaaf, Lincoln
. FIELDING,
Players.
Hall. Denver
James, Pueblo
Maddox, Pueblo
Bader. Des Moines
Fisher, Omaha
Bonno, Lincoln
Schaaf, Lincoln
Chabeck. Denver
While, Denver
Eomar, Des Moines
Autrey, Omaha
Mitxe, Pueblo
Sullivan, Lincoln
2M tl M) .-; SIOUX CltV
1(S 31 6(i .2 5 " aioron, uenver
j men, umcoin
Yeager, Des Molnei...
Davidson. Lincoln ....
E'l 'M til .2t;t lark, i'ueblo 4oJ
22H 21 58 .io7 Aiiams, Denver
ISS 31 6i .2 5 Mel lonoush, Denver.,..
122 23 31 .61 Mc Kay, fcloux City
vi M i.9 Nichols. Pueblo
2,1 l.aeiiel, ues .Moines....
42 1
27 1
61 H
4
24 3
IK 2
62 11
32 1
.217 l 8
. b 208 U
. tl 7 3
. HI 19 2
.263 64
. 181 41 7
. US) 157 10
. R39 23 II
. 129 181 14
. 79 2 2
, Vi K4 tO
. 170 211 IS
. fiO 2 5
. 137 34 7
.. 121 26 2
. 7 2 2
. M 8 4
. 197 136 1 5
.116 8 6
. 122 SO 7
, 10) 7 6
. 5 67 2
. 240 81 16
. 108 10
81 24
34 2
230 38 13
2 61 3
1 25 2
43 9 2
60 10 16 .2 0 Mattlcks, Pueblo 13i 2 1 9
M 8 20 .2ni fpencer, riiemo 98 11 7
63 7 13 .24.) Crutiher, Sioux City 8 28 2
18 9 1!) .2.4 Ragan, Omaha 6 65 4
4 48 (W .2:4 Olmst ad, Denver 8 46 4
'i'A 31 65 .III Oranvllle, Sioux City 98 1C2 20
2i) 27 4H .2i0 Corbett, Denver 9 43 4
2: 7 6 .2 9 Franck. Omaha 14 148 23
155 19 87 .IS) Kins", Omaha 139 136 22
61 12 .236 tftatr. Sioux City i 31 3
43 2 10 .yt2 WUhe-up, Des Mo nti 2 4i 4
170 24 tl .2 3 Iu'erborn, Denver ltg'150 28
27 1 6 . 2 2 Corhan. P.ieblo 115 168 i5
Sii 6 8 222 Anderson, Dea Moines 127 166 26
2o 26 46 20 Nelhoff, Des Moines 89 147 22
2H .38 47 .2 0 Furchner, Floux City $ 60 6
218 26 4 .210 Bohannon, Dpnver 7 84 4
41 6 9 .2.0 B-'lden, Omaha 76 18
2.4 2B 49 .219 Holmes, Sioux City 70 SO 10
243 23 63 . 218 Nelson, Des Moines 19 1
K14 23 44 216 Noah. Omaha S 24 2
214 32 48 .2J5 Qalgano, Pueblo 7 51 6
19! 27 41 .212 McLaughlin, Dea Moinea... 47 1 6
fl 14 17 .i09 Austin, Omaha 96 148 2ft
24 3 6 .Zm Welch. Sioux City 63 66 14
216 28 44 .101 Jaeksnn. Omaha 7 44 6
167 11 32 .104 rltBuerald. Pueblo 9 42 6
30 2 S .100-Zackert, Lincoln 3 14 2
67 6 13 .194 Miller, Pueblo 17 8
R? 8 10 .182 Kenlon. Lincoln 69 8 8
)C) i inm, ises xvioinrs V 6i 0
H Hogrifver. Pueblo 63 84 18
.ISO Dull. Denver 16 12 I
1-5 Paige, 'Denver 6 26 4
!; Prltchett. Lincoln 47 86 18
jb7 Hall, Omaha 2 26 4
.167 Ford, Des Moines 5 86 8
'im K'nneally, Denver 99 90 81
iu r uspamcK. ires .Moines.... n w l!
62
62
27
68
47
66
22
12
46
19
6
6
3
6
16
2
g l,-,4 Freeman, Sioux City. 5 10 8
8 !l54 SACRIFICE HITS.
4 .148 Belden. r 2t CsMtdy. D
8 .1(8 Fox. L liirrsnea. o
8 .128 Belden, O Wsldron, D
7 .126 Autln. 0 4V U Smith, p
2 .091 Kins. 0 Hi Corhen, P
1 .0e3 Tbomai, L. li Clark, P
2 0.7 Gftitnler, L W
2 W No otner player haa to exceed 9.
0 .00 STOLEN BASES.
0 .000 row. L. rtlHenrr. t. C
0 .tOO p.it.rtoB. P..
0 .000 Andre, 8. C 2
0 .00 Auuln. 0 21
0 .000 Weed. i. C ll
Holme. 8. C. .
rvldoa. L.
8penrr, P. .
Autrey, o
Penlon, L
Dwrer. D. M.
Ml Prnck, O
Ml Maltick, P...
n
. i
.917
2,7
.
.971
.974
.973
.972
. 2
.971
.9,1.
.971
.970
.910
.969
.l9
.9fi4
.9 4
.9i2
.9.l
.91
.91
.m
.9o8
.9,7
.957
.9,6
.9W
.94
.903
.9.3
.952
.S62
9,3
.(50
.9.7
.916
.94.5
.940
.939
.9 8
. 0
.928
.9:8
.927
.526
.9.2
.922
.9.1
.912
.918
.914
.914
.911
.911
.9
.
.90
.9.16
.fOJ
.901
.9 '2
.8f5
95
.895
.898
.892
.891
.84
.883
.8.S2
.8X1
.878
.872
,9
.846
.833
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16
686
120
110
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5 0 LOW Ngicrlflce Hits Denver, M; Lincoln, 84; Fu. 1
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0 J.ono Mnlnes. 43..
0 1 00 Stolon Bases Sioux City, 126; Pueblo, 116;
0 l.fOl Des Moines, 106; Lincoln, 100; Omaha, 98;
0 l.OuO Denver, 88.
0 l.OfD Team Battinsr Denver. .268: Pueblo. .261:
b .9-7 Des Mnlnes. .241: Omaha, .241; Bioux City.
.9,I .Kt2; Uncoln, .228.
.94 Team Fleldingr Uncoln. .8M; Bioux City,
.9K1 .953; Omaha, .951; Dea Moines, .948; Denver,
.97 .94J; I'ueblo, .;9.
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Harness Races.
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Runabouts, Concords,
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All kinds, single ajid
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light or. heavy coach
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TKCUMSEH, Neb.. June 27. (Special.)
Uorsea have already began to arrive for
the race meet of the Nebraska Speed as
sociation, to be held In Tecumseh Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday of next week.
A lung string of horses from all over the
country will be here. Three thousand dol
lars In pursue have been hung up.
Following are the entries;
Three-vear-old trot: OaZote. it., blk. li
ny Uaxole, J, it. Harrison, OBKuioosa, la. ;
Virginia Mac, b. m., by McKuberiB, fcJ. A.
Nelson, Phililpsburg. Kan.; Teddy K., b.
s.. by Red Toler, ineoaore n.ay, js,xeier.
Neb.; Bueter Boy, b. a., by Agamemnon,
feter Fredrick, Jr.. alia City, Nub.
MttUium, Fast, b. h., by Ked Medium, O. J.
Johnson, Bantsna, Cal.; Pullman Thorn,
b. h.. bv Sliver inorn. jr., vine Kiumi,
Denver. Colo.; Kathryn Winston, b. m.,
by Ceclllan Chief, 8. R. Sears, Denver,
i-oln.: I.ulv Red. b. m.. by Red Medium
a K. Bears, Denver, tVilo.; Check Hart. b.
v l--kliRrt. w. M. Jackson. rTeinoni,
.Neb.; Nebraska Beauty, blk. m., by ii., the
Ureat. W. M. Jackson, Jremont, Neb.;
Maud U, blk. t., by fat L... J.-v. uun.
Anhiirn N.b.
Class !., trotting; Kedianaer, o. g., oy
Red Greenlander, J. H. Harrison. Oska
looea, la.; Frank 8.. b. g., by Conrad, Kd
ward fyle, Uncoln, Neb.; Silver Ayers,
ir I. h.. bv Silver Avers. Earl Beezley,
Syracuse, Neb.; Count Direct, b. u., by
Redirect. Karl tiaetiey. pyrm-um,
Unnimia. b. a., by Anteros. John M. Stew
art. USdtr, Mo.; John Dycert, b. g. by
Hat Clare, U T. Carpenter, hWrnplil,
lenn.; Janle M . b. m.. by Kea vr.ig. jr.,
IM Morgan, Falls City. Neb.; Klonuyke.
cli. g., by Noble, George Rig by, Concordia,
Kan.; Kalherlne Kinnel, ch. nv. by Sphinx
old. KuBter-Erwln Horse company. Lra
mle. Wyo.; O-aZote, jr.. blk. h., by GaZote,
j H. HarrUon. Oekaloosa. Ia.; Tar baby,
blk. m. by Oakland rlasn. w. . mcv,or
mick, Manhattan, Kan.; Ed Woodllne, b.
.. by Woodllne, White A Sears. Holyoke,
Colo.; Uuly Hed, b. m.. by Hed Medium,
While Hi Sears, rloiyoae, ijoio. -, oum-
R.. b. m., by Roy Norval, G. T. Ueyriolda,
Beatrice. Ni-b.; M. H. li... b. g., by Prince
Nutwood. A. W. Harvey, raira, ia.; vir-
glneer, blk. g., by Actloneer, A. W. Har
vey. Kxira, ia. ; uonnom, u. g.. uj i uuo,
O. Hulshiier, Wymore. Neb.; Big milef. br.
g., bv Flrmln, w. L- Hill. Arapanoe. weo.
Claa 2:4. trotting: Con Baron, b. g.,
by Conrad, O. B. Beerup, Tecumseh. Neb.;
Frank a., n. g., oy ionraa. riwmu r ie.
Lincoln. Neb.; R dlander. b. g.. by Red
llreenlander, J. H. Harrison. Oskaloosa,
Ta. ; Nadlne. g. m., by Charles Russle. I..
B. Chandler, Clay Center. Kan; Raven
Wing, blk. g . by Entertainer. Kiver bio
Stock farm. rUdon. Ia.: Dr. 8. Skinner,
r s., by Vatican. W. J. Creasy. Qjincy.
111.; kuclnda, b. m.. by Thomas York. J.
V.. Williamson, lenver, Colo.; Iullman
Thorn, b. h.. by Silver Thorn, Jr., Ollle
r'lllivn. Denver. Colo.: Sequel B.. a. m.. by
Wuwan, W. M. Jackson. Fremont, Neb.;
lonnore, b. g . by Titus, tl. Hulshlaer. '"Wy
more. Neb.; Tony Bell. blk. s., by Tony
W.. V. d. Bell, Holdrege, Neb.; Dolo B.,
b. m.. by Tony W.. R. H. Bell. Holdrege,
Neb.: Vlrglneer. blk. a., by Actloneer. A.
W. Harvey. Kxlra. Ia.; M. H. R.. b. g.
by Prince Nutwood. A. W. Harvey. Exlra,
la.; Count Direct, b. h., by Redlrtct. Earl
Beeslev, Svracut. Neb.: Sllyer Ayers. Jr.,
b. h., by Silver Ayers, FWrl Beviley, Syra
cuse, Neb.
Clasa I:l, trotting: Cheek Honk, a. a.,
bv 4"onrad, Bdward Pyle. Uncoln, Neb.j
Martha C, by Pat Clare. U. T. Carpenter,
Clarksvllle. Tenn.: Traveler, b. h , by Nor
val King, T. 8. Morton, HUwatl.a. Kan;
Clay ( enter, b. .. by r.dmlnrnn. l.. eJ. i
J I Chandler, Clay Ccuter, Kan.; tjuiuola, br. 1
"King of Batters" Can Go Back to
that Dear Old Aberdeen Now.
PA AFTER BIO LEAGUE BATTERY
m., by Jack Daw. J.' H. Shire, Valley
Falls, Kan.: Raven Wing. blk. g.. by En
tertainer, River Side Stock farm, ldon.
in.; margarei w. Bee, o. m., oy cfarneti
Wilkes, River Bide Stock farm, Bldon,
la.: Dr. 8. Klnner. r. a., by Vatican. W.
J. Creasy, Qutncy, III.; Abo Miller, br.
g.. by Titus, A. W. Harvey, Extra, Ia.
Class 2:30. pacing: Shady O'Neill, b. h..
by Shade On. Hugh McKenner. O'Neill.
Neb.; The Colonel, b. g., by Allle Wilkes,
R. P. Reynolds, Tecumseh, Neb.; Tom C
blk. g.. by Pat. Clare. D. T. Carpenter,
Memphis, Tenn.; Emmet, b. g., by Cyrus
Marks, Osborn Bros., Tllden, Neb.; For
ward Seaman, b. a., by Looking Forward.
C. W. Seaman, Aetna', Neb.; Character,
b. h., by Oscar Wagner, C. B. Isham. Ong,
Neb.; Earl Patch, ch. a., by Hard Patch.
River Side Stock farm, Eldon. Ia.; Rustic
Patenter, blk. a., by Rustic Wood. W. J.
Creasy, Qulncy. 111.; Corrlnnej B., blk. m.,
by Sampson. Ollle Dlllion. Denver, Colo.;
Bunny Jim. b. g., by Red Bun, C. D. Mum-
ford. Beatrice, Neb.; I A Try B., b. a., by
Larry W., W. E. Borlan, Wymore, Neb.;
John S. Wllkine, br. g.; by Symboleer, O.
Hulshtsor, Wymore, Neb.; Cleo C.. r. m.,
by Hugh Paton, Dale Belske, Dresden,
Kan.
Class 1:39, pacing: The Colonel, b. g.. by
Allle Wilkes, R. F. Reynolds. Tecumseh,
Neb.; Major Lee, 2:344. b. a., by Major
Bob. 8:21. Clarence Dingle. Salem, NeU.;
Bessie Rllllon, b. m.. by Billionaire, Oeborn
Bros., Tllden, Neb.; Ladv Weaver, blk. m.,
by Colonel Weaver, Brlttatn Broa., Calla
way. Neb.; Forward Seaman, b. a., by
Txioklng Forward. C. W. Seaman. Aetna,
Kan.; Earl Patch, ch. a., by Hard Patch,
River Side Stock farm. Eldon. Ia.; Ruatlc
Patenter, blk. a., by Rustic Wood, W. J.
Creasy, Qulncy, 111.; Corrlnna B., blk. m.,
bv Sampaon, Ollle Dillon. Denver. Colo.;
The Outlaw, g. ft., by Norval Chief, John
Graf. Beatrlre, Neb.; Larry B , b. a., by
Irry W W. F3. Borlan. Wvmnre, Neb.;
Edgar, br. g.. bv Belmont Chief, A. W.
Harvey. Extra, la.; John 8. Wilkin, br.
g.. by Symboleer, O. Hulshiier, Wymore,
Neb.
Class t:17, pacing: Gefrywood, by Bilk
wood, W. P. Evans. Concordia. Kan.;
Louise. Mc. b. m., by McRoberts. E. A.
Nelson, Phllllneburg. Kan.: Dew Drop, b.
m., by Free Coinage, H. Tetter, Phllllpa
burg, Kan.; Pebble's Lady C, m., by
Bourbon W., C. F. Rex. Jasper, Mo.;
Pawnee Chief, a. g.. by Indavan. t.liSi.
Oeorge Welsh, Pawnee City, Neb.; Roxana,
b. g.. by Ashland Wilkes. T. 8. Morton,
Hiawatha, Kan.; Nellie Bishop, b. m., by
Argot Wilkes, Kuster-Erwln Horse com
pany, Laramie, Wyo.; Eatabelle, b. m., by
No Wood. Kuater-Erwln Horse companv.
I-aramJe. Wyo.; Zelpha Mac, b. m.. by
Patchmore, L. 8. Chandler, Clay Center,
Kan.; Bill Moore, b. g. by Black Dia
mond, Haegetln Bros., Atchison, Kan.; Miss
Evelyn,' 2: lt;i. by Strong wood, A. W. Har
vey. Extra. Ia. ; Edgar, blk. g., by Bel
mont Ciller, A. w. Harvey, Extra, Ia.
President Ronrke Will Ut AotU
Ing Indone o Win the Pen
nant, So the Fans Need
Not Worry.
Melissa (11". McCarthy, I to 6) won. Taboo
(110, McCahey, 8 to 1) second, The Pippin
(110, E. Dugan, 4 to 1) third. Time: 1:01.
Arlonette, Yankee Daughter. Wild Pigeon,
Chaperon, Mystic, Rose Beaumont, ltubla
Granrla nnd Ahler also ran.
CINCINNATI, June 27.-Latonla sum
mary: First race, five furlongs:' Mabel Henry
(107, Warren. $10.25 straight) won, Cnw
dln (110, Butler, $11.20 for plnce second,
Allred (107, Heldel. 6.B0 to show) third.
Time:- 1:01. Happy Kate, Colmo, Land
lord, Emperor William and Mercadel aliio
ran.
Louis Householder waa released to Aber
deen, Wash., by Omaha Saturday.
That announcement is fraught. with great
relief and gratification to Omaha fans and
marks the removal of a weight of care and
anxiety from the mind of President Rourke,
and more particularly Captain Franck.
Householder thus returns to the team
from which he came to Omaha in exchange
for big Qus Thompson, the pitcher. Ha
never wanted to come to Omaha, and made
terms that were clearly Impossible and
which he knew were Impossible as a means
of preventing his transfer, but Rourke and
Franck got him on modified terms and ne
came.
Householder succeeded In what fans getn
erally believe he set out to accompllsh
securlng his release. He came to Omaha
the champion batter for 1907 of the North
west Pacific league. He leaves Omaha
with a batting average of .237.
His general work became so manlfstly
Indifferent that when the team left for
the west a few days ago he was left In
Omaha. Thla action by the management
waa applauded by the fans, for the fan
have been very aore at Householder. He Is
the fourth man In left field whose work
gave the Impression of "loafing." The
others were Dusty Miller. Buck Thiel and
Bassey.
Fiaher, Householder' successor, haa not
yet begun to bat heavily, but word comes
that Pa and Franck are highly pleaseu
with the showing he Is making. He Is
playing ball and will round to at the bat
In due time.
"We are going to get that flag," Is the
word that floats in from Colorado from
your Pa.
And tu that end President Rourke la
dickering with a big league battery, whose
addition to the team would mean wonders
and bring Joy to the fans. Money is nut
going to rob Omaha of the flug this year.
If money can bring It here.
OLYMPIC TEAM STARTS O Jf TRIP
Will Ht Tralalng Table and Track
Salboara.
NEW YORK. June 27. When the steamer
Phlladelnhla sailed for Europe today It
carried practically all of the American
team of athletes who are to compete tn the
Olympic games at ixindon. in many quar
ters It Is regarded as the strongest and
most representative body ot athletes ever
eent from America to compete with
Europe'a pick.
Thousands of enthualaats crowded the
pier long before the steamer waa scheduled
by Entertainer, River Bide i to aall. and several braaa bands enlivened
me occasion.
Both Manager HaJpln and Trainer
Murphy said the men will train all the
way over. They will use the poop dock
for the work, and a board track will be
rigged up for running and Jumping. They
will have a special training table and a
gymnasium alth all the neceasary ap-
uaratua aboard.
Two members of the team are so anx
ious to compete In London that today they
began their trtu across trie Atlantic
atokers. one of tbem on the Philadelphia
and the other on the Minnehaha.
Araaarasiar aspeaded
MILWAUKEE. Wla.. June n.-Outfield
Aimbruster of the Toledo base ball team
in in American association was today sus
pended for three days by President O Btien
lor umpire batting in yesieraay a
alth Kintal City. -
game
Use Bee want ads to boost your business,
TIME TABLE FOR OLYMPIC GAMES
Schedule of Events Announced by the
Coin lull tee.
LONDON, June 27. The following U the
time table for the first and second week
Of the Olympic games, showing the time
that will be devoted to each event.
The Marathon rare will be run July 21,
from Windsor to Stadium, while on Octo
ber 19 the winter section of the Olympic
gamen begin, such as lacrosse, foot ball,
hockey, etv.
From October 29 to 31 the boxing will
be on. September 12 the Middlesex Walk
ing club will hold a twenty-four-hour
record race, a similar one not being held
for twenty-aeven years.
THE TIME TABLE.
First Week July 13 to 18.
July 13 Opening ceremony.
July 14
Morning, frcm 10. Afternoon, from 2:30.
Field ath!e.lcs....3:S0 Field i athletics. .. .3:30
Track athietloa...l:.0 Track alhle.ics. . .1 :J.l
Cycling 0: 0 Cyclln;; 2:15
Gymnastics 4:1X1 (iy innaKt.cs 4.U0
Swimming 2.M Swimming 2:0
July li
FleM athle:lc...
Track athletics..
Cycling
Gymnastics
Swimming
July lt
Fi-ld athl tics..
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.3:(,0 Fli-ld athletloi 3: 0
,i W Tnu lt alhllics...2:20
.i ,u Cycling 1: 0
.4 liymnantlca 4:00
.2:30 Swimming 2:0
3: Flf Id athletics 3 30
Track athletic. ...::00 Track athletics.. .;:30
Cycling 2:3) Cycling .....1:10
(iyimiastlcs 4:i0 Oymnastica '
Swimming 2:M Swimming 2:.
July 17
Field uthetlcs 3:(0 Field athletics.... 3:: 0
Archery 4 m Track a: hlet.ca. . .1 ::'i.
Swimming 2 0 Cycling l:4i
Swimming 2
July 1S-
Field athletics 3:00 Field athletics... .2:20
Track athiFtlca. ..!:() Track athietica... .
Arcliery 4: 0 Cycling ?:i
Swiiiiii lng 2:30 Swimming 2.0'.
. Second We. k July 21 to 15.
Marathon race Kriday aftirnooii, July Zi.
July 20
Muriilng. from M. Afternoon, from J:Sn
Field athl.-t ca 3 00 KI.-1 I athli t c 3 3 '
i:ioTrHck athletics l.?0
3:io Wrestling 3
2.:'Q Swim nlng 2 30
ir . i v. . . 1 1 . 1.1.. HA1..K1 lan nllfitlltf flnloliiiJ haa omnia rvivap
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two-oyllnder 24 H. P. car In the world a demonstration will convince) jrou.
Let U8 try. We have cars ready for Immediate delivery.
W. L. Huffman Automobile Co.,
Fhone Douglag 7298. 216 So. 19th St., OmaU, Neb,
IJberal contract to agent In good Nebraska and Iowa town Oorrw
potidlng gollclted.
EVE.VTI ON TI1U HINMMi THACKS
Dandelion Wine the Fheepshead Bay
Handicap.
8HEF.PSHEAD HAY, N. Y.. June 27.
Dandellon, running m lit b.'U aii.l ad
mirably ridden by Miller, won the biieeps
head bay handicap at one mile today, ogl
ing Jack Atkln by half a leiiKth. and le-
..... . . ....... 1-'J. uillL fl lllH
earner, inira. iw ihm-. -m , ... . ,
track record and is will.in of a ..con, , c '
of the worlds record. Dandelion ran a , " '; '
......L.h . rur-A MnmmHrv. .....
Firat race, Ihe Sialwarl, srven furlongs
main course: Don Knriiiue il"6, K. Duguii,
I lo ll won, James B. brady (!W. Uarti. i,
i to 1) won, James H. lirady t'.io. Oarn.-r,
61 third. Time: 1::&V Oiuculurn, Hra-
ninniru I'.r mam . urrm rnr-
Archery
Wrestling
Swimming
July 'Jl
Fu-I.l pi 'i tics. .
Bwlnrn ng
Wrestling
Julv Ill
Field a'hlntlc.v.
Hwluunlng
Wrestling
July 'J3
Fi-1 I Hlire'lra .
Swiinniing
Wreatlitig
.Inly S4-
. ' f FleM atl 'e cs ....J 0
. .2 30 TrHck athlet cs....l:0
. o:(rJ Pwlinrning 2: 0
Wleatl'ng il tO
,.8:t FI-1 1 ath'etlcs ...3
. 2:10 Track atlnetlcs :2)
..3:00 Svylmnilrg 2:.,
Wrevtling 3:(0
..3 '0 F eld aih'e tc 3:')
..2:f'Tr.tck ath e lc....i :0
. .3:u0 6w lii inlng 2: 0
Wretl!ng 3W
Julv 25
I leld at hi .lies.
Swimming ....
Wresting ..
. .S:C0 F'H-4 athlotlcs
. .2: n Truck ai n'ei ics.
. .3:'V Sw iin nlrg
Wi ruling
. 1:'0 Field athletics .
. 2:3' Truck MliVtio.
. .3:10 Ewl lin ing
3
30
2: )
.3. 0
.':"0
1 "0
2 30
u-,..v, w-iim li anil Hlnck Mary ulso ran.
Second race, steeple. riae, about two
mlhi Jimmy Lace f -.';
Prince t.f FUsen (154 J- 1 L"lk"' ,T ,'h,r.V
second. Sinister .li. Evans, 5 to 1) third.
Time: 4.0U',. Fete Dalley fell.
Third race. 2-year-olds, futurity course:
Connaught Ranger (118, J. I-e. 4 to t) won
Bern Cliff (111 li. Dugan. S to S) second,
founty Fair llu. C. Burns. 8 to 5 third.
Tim": 17. Hammock Boy. Boulue. bi
Faiscney and Fauitless also ran. bea Llaf
and County Fair coupled.
Fourth race. June handicap, the blieeps
head Bay. for 4-year-olds anJ up, one mile:
Dandelion (110, Miller. to D won. Jack
Afkln .131. J- Ue. 2 to ) fcond Uec.ner
H09. McCarthy. 6 lo 2) third. tme. 1 3.V
Tourne Far West. Old Honesty. Fark
View and Monfort alao ran.
Fifth race 1-year-olds and up, selling, one
mile and a half, turf course, the Hamburg
Saket" Brother Jonathan (92, O. Burna.
to 8) won. Beauclere (h. J Ie, 11 to 5
second. Klillcrankle .130. York. 6 to 3) third
Time- 1S4 Bartender. Prince ChingIird
Btaah'op. Wild Refrain. Bolando and Water
Bneed alo ran. r-etern bruke down.
Sixth race, 3-year-old fillle. selling, five
furlongs, futurity course, tho Tradition;
Tab'n comparing performances In tile
Kngllsh and American tryruits fur the
Olympic games:
Engllfch. tii-r,
Events. Time. Time.
One hundred-metre (IrmIi .. O llMi O:!"
Two hundred-metre dash.. 0:2.', :21Vi
Four liundred-rnetre run.. C:.t"ii O'Hj
Right hunrlred-iiietre run . 1 :5Hi 1 :M
F i.ir lu'ridred-niet re hurdle ii:FiSii O PSVi
Fifteen hundred-metre run 3:5'H 4 (Ci
Thirtv-two hundred-metre
uteeplechane 10:tt 10:47
Five-mile run 26:iiH M:44
One hundred and ten-metre
hurdle race 0:MH 0:li
Englifh. Anier.
Events. Ft. In. Ft In.
Running high Jump 5 k7i (2
Running broad Jump 21 6 23 2
Discus (free style) 107 2 1:19 11
Discus (Greek M 1 IK
Standing hroad Jump 10 1 11 rt
Standing high Jump SV, ft
Hop. step and Jump 44 4" 4d
Hammer thn.w 125 Ki 1W 9
Javelin throwing !' 131 4
Shot-put 37 45 I'M,
iimmw -puis iimump.nii pin t"1 "f T' ' '"i ft f
i v Ytf-fr. t-r f te ,
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who try the Merkel. When they get on M-.uth loads tne oovantagep ",,
assorts Itself. It la the sniothent. nuletct nnd one r.r the fastest matnlnea made.
Investigate before you buy. Burguina In used macnines.
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a .an m iiwwjry.'wy-','-',i' ' yfe::-?.E"rv'gB.Ti;
THE MAINTAINANCE AND DEPRECIATION OP
3c to He
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10 to SA
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Are proportionate to the work it acon..lUh' for City Bale-amen, Con.
tradorH, ( 'olli-rlor, Doctors tir Mj-'ht )'lf-ry.
H()IJ,MV VKI MATIC TIRE MACHINES
r.,lnl oat. I8S0 to .750 , -WMO to $6,000.00
Tire coBt per mile. i of a cent
Weight, 930 to 1050
Gasolioe, mlleg per gallon 20 to 31
WV.e ttcrnmnlliihpd
Tin- Holman will go ny fl" ' i"y othrr inarliliic will go as faat
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Opposite Library
1812 HARNEY STREET, : :. OMAHA, NEBRASKA.
