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Browns and Tigers Take Rest; Cubs Have Easy Time with Phillies; Ducky's Men Win Another
TTIE OMAITA PATLY BEE: TUESDAY, AUGUST 1008.
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SIOUX CIH WINS FROMOMAUA
Victory Cornel ta the Duckling! la tht
Hindi Inning;.
BOTH XTTCltHS ABE EnXCTTTE
Hit ir K(fl. Wrtt Seattered VmtU
Ftaat law, Wkis EMk
IU M aUea Three
BIOUX CTtTT. Ia., Asl-T Rourtce'g
oharrrpioraj and "Ducky- Holmer pennant
troaawra pUjmd on of the most ecltlng
una of tM mmm here today. The final
eoora trag B to 4 In favor of tha Packers.
The locals had to work for their victory
and did not cinch It until the ninth Inning,
though tney had been In the lead before.
and. apparently,' had pocketed the game.
In tha arty part Of the game soma good
pitching u dea both by Rhodes and
Crutcher. The Packers and Omaha both
bad , men on bases at varloua times, but
stead box work, kept down tha runs. In
tha latter part of the contest hard hKUng
wassfeetarey snd Rhodes had to be re
lieved, br Iloilenbeck.
Being ladles' day, the grand stand and
bleachers wera running over full. Rhodes
allowed ihe bases to fill up m the first
3LO
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fttALT ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Lsflln a Rand Powder company .
to Pierre H. Dupont, tract In ne4
cf rjwi, 16-16:1. and other prop
erty ..t,i.l.i t
Rokeby Realty company to same,
10
nwtt of se4, 1S-J-U, ana other ,
nrntiM v
10
Robert H. McGregor and wife to
H. F. Snaefer, lot ,17, OlocK ll.
Orchard 11111
75
Union- Bthck Yards company to
Dana Mprrlllr. lot 2, block, 4. First .
addition to rtouth Omaha 1,000
Andrew B. Lund and wife to Ame
lia ' iV' Hchnelderwlnd, lots 1, 5,
6, 7 and 8, block 3, Brookllne. . . . 425
Nellie MrNamara and husband to. ,
Margaret- Cosgrove, lots 4 and 7,
Reifilnglon's subdivision 1
Harvey l Grove and wife to Ml
nera Kemmer, lots 11, 11 and
13. block 3. Ilalcyon Heights,-eddMlen-
3,000
Barbara Undeland and husband to
Jennie A Krnger, lot 3. block 1,
l'opletn Park 900
George K. Williams and wife to
Richard T. Baum, all of lot 14,
block 6. Bemls Park addition, ex
cept the nlOO fret.. 1
Reed Bros, to John A.' Prlgeon, lots
24 and 25, block 7, Crelghton
Heights 3
Elisabeth M.-Shahan to Reed Bros.,
lots 17, 20 end 24. block 7, Crelgh
to J heights, and other lots 2
Freii i Artnbruat and a'lfe to Reed
Uio. lots 20 snd 24. block 7,
Creigjlton Height. ............ . 2
Oeoraa A. Rathbun to W. 8. Frank.
lot ,i, fclom t, Omaha Vlaw 500
John Aw Crelghton Heal Estate and
Trust company to Helen R.
Hsmaton. dot !. block 6. Crelgh
ton s Kirat addition 900
Bankers' . Savings and Loan asso
ciation to Joseph S. Roberts. "
lot . Id. block 4. Mahoner A Mlnne-
han'a .First addition 350
Frank Muller and wlfs to E. B.
Brown, part of lots 14 and 7,
block tv First addition to South
Omaha '. 10,000
Faxton Real Estate company' to
KLIaabeth M. Halptns. lot 42. Key-
stoae .Park 1,841
John . H. Harte et al., admin
istrator, to Peter Wyman, lot 4
block LrDreiel's subdivision..!. -Virginia
E. McClure to L. C. Olb
B4n, lot S, block . South Omaha.
Arinlfe' M. Lewis tw Bartholomew
125
800
Lynch. -part of lot 2, block 1,
Shlnn's Snort J addition
W. L. alby and wife to Ida A.
Wyrlck. tot 24. block 4, W. L.
Helby's First addition .
E. E. Harris -and wife to Mary H
Wilson, lot . block 1, Drakes
addition," : , ,
Esther L. farter and' husband t
Addle F.wlng. i4 of lot 3, A. IL
Sanders' addition...-
Charles 8. Wright and wife to J
oob . Kaester. lot 18. block 448.
Oraadview, . -. a
Oorge B. Laarbury to earns, same. .
Rlcha4 T. Baum to George F. Wil
li a ms and wife, -part of lot 14,
block 3. Bemta Park..
reter B. Height ICva B. Height,
ier-b.a lot 4, Oeorge Forbes sub
division. The John A. Crelghton Reel F.state.
and Trust company to Kllsabeth
Christian, lot 14. block 4, Creigh-
ton's Flnst addition.,...
Nannie J. McKltrlek to Peter Niel
sen, lot 45, Nelson's addition
Maurice Brown (o Nannie J. Mc-
Kl trick' same....'.
Peter L Soil to John L, Soil et
at .- lot 5. block 12. Shlnn's addi
tion s . .' .: , ,
Banker' Savings and Loan aasocla- ,
tlon to t. rt 8rhllts. lot 3. block
7. Legan Flare. .....
Emma O. Orant to Reynolds Bar
nuin. lt of lot 3, block 4, sub
division of John I. Redlck'a addi
tion . ...i i .v.. .'....-... .
Reynolds Barnum . and wife to
Eniioa L. Lyle, same
II. J. - Landers snd wife to E A.
Farr, part pt lot ao-1 all of lot
1. blue k 34, Kountse Place
William Wilbur and wife to John
Lovelady, lot, 1, block. 1. ITuyn
Park
Imperial laveetment company to
V. J Pakes, lot IT, block 1 First
rutxMvlrtoa of Oriffea at Smith's
addlUen
Grace B. Neale ami husband to
Carrie J rtark at feet of lot
3. block 30. Highland Place.....
Henrietta S; Carter and huoband to
same, alt feel of lot 3. block 20
1,800
4.000
3.400
eoo
i
(00
371:
210
3.200
1.200
130
1200
iutraana riaee...
1. 10
Total
.....; 333. 47
but saved his lite by gond work. Jerk
Henry was bnrhed for too much srgulng.
Each team scored a run In the third, the
champs on hits and a sacrifice and the
packers on passes and squeetes. Both
teams played hard and 'feet and no more
scores were tallied until the eighth. In I
that session Holmes singled and was sacrt-
fired on Weed Bent a whisxer to Austin
iiceo on. weea sent a wnisxer 10 aubiu.
which ha reached for and fell upon, Holmes
soorlng.
In the ninth came the halr-llfter. With
two out and the crowd starting away, si-I
though King- was on -first. Austin, with I
two strikes on himself, knocked the ball
over tha fence for two sacks. B.lden got
against the first ball pltohed, ha It Into
a dust cloud and rested on third, with the
score I to I for Omaha To clinch it. aa
they thought. FTanck doubled, scoring Wei-
den. But after the clinch came tha break-
war and "Ducky's" men ware determined. 1
I
Campbell tripled, Andreas walked
Crutcher fanned, just .as Austin did. Then
Holmes aerX the ball halt way across the
river for two bases, went to third on a
sacrifice and came home with the winning
score on Weed's beautiful bunt, which Hoi-
lenbeck could not handle.
SIOUX CITT.
AB. R.
H. O. A. E. 1
2 10 0
4 t 0 0
1. 2 0 0
1 S 1 0
1110
0 0 0 0
OI10
0 2 2 0
0 9 0 0
0 0 2 0
0 0 0 0
"5 27 0
H. O. A. E.
0 10 0
2 12
0 10 0 0
12 0 0
2 2 4 1
1.0 0 0
118 0
1 S 1 1
0 0 5 1
0 0 0 0
8 26 18 J
Campbell, If..
Holmes, ct...
Oreen, rf
Weed. 2b
Oranvllle, ss..
Henry, c
Shea, c
6
2
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
Welch, 3b
Hester, lb....
Crutcher, p...
Andres
Totals M t
OMAHA.
. AB. R.
Fisher, If 4 0
King, 2b 3 1
Autrey, lb 4 0
H. Welch, cf 4
Austin, So 4 1
Beiden. rf I 1
Franck, as 4 0
L Brand, c. 4 1
Rhodes, p ( 0
Iloilenbeck. p 0 0
Totals S3 4
Batted for Hester In ninth. "
... .Kn .lnnln run annrerl.
ot . o i g o o 1 I M
Bloux City V o l y r . I
Omaha 0 01 0 0 O
Two base hits: jtoimes i.i, . ymtnpn.
H. weicn, Austin, inree raw nun. -'",
bell, Meioen. utoien un.e.. nuim
Oreen. Double play: Granville, to Hester.
Baas on balls: Off Crutcher, 2; ofTRhortes,
. Btruck out: By Crutcher. 4; by Rhodes, 4.
Time: 3:16. umpire: naaaeu ana xranimu.
Attendance, a,ouu.
DBS MOIT4ES HAS TIGHT IHUBAN
Maaagee Finally ta ran wiaaine; naa
la leaia.
t.lNfntJf Neb.. Am. 3. Des Moines
was shut out for eight Innings today, but
atrlntd in the ninth and tied the score,
winning out In the tenth by a 4 to 3 score.
Wltherup's wlldness prjsed expensive.
Three of his gifts, with two sacrifices to
heln alona. netted Lincoln three runs on
only two hits. The over-confident Green-
backers fell by tne wayaiae in inc niiuu,
when Bader and Dolan led off with blta. A
pass to Walsh filled tne bases sna tnree
.una K.mu in on errors bv PTttChett and
Thnmu Hnnnn went In to Dltoh, for Lin-
coin and OlmBtead for Des Moines with the
score a lie. uwjrnr oimircu t.,.. . lt credence. The trade will oenem coin
a trtpple to the left field fence and scored teams, although many think 'Jtggs Dono
on Badcr's long sacrifice fly. Oimsteao hue , imDr..,nable In his present position.
pessea r o in mo
manager stole second, but wss left stranded
when Olmstead fhnned Gagnier. A doubla-
hoader Is on the bill for tomorrow. Score:
LINCOLN.
R. H. P.a A. K.
1 0 0 0 0
1 0 12
0 0 1 t 0
0 2 11 1 1
0 0 4 0
0 0.0 t 1
1 0 3 0 0
0 0 C 1 0
1 0
0 0" 0' '
Jo.de. If
Fox, 2b
Gagnler, ss
Thomas," lb
Davidson, cf
Prltchett, tb ,.
Mills, rf.
Sulllvan, o
Wassop, p
Zinram , TV.. H.Vi..
. LEGAL NOTICES
Statement of the Condition of
aha Loss aad Building Aaaeclattoa
of Omaha, Neb., on the 1st day of July,
AB3U1H.
First mortgage loans
,1,8S3,180 .84
o6 28
4.5M.14
2t1.00
(Stock loana
Real estate
Furniture and fixtures
Caah
De.lnijuent Interest, premium and
79.570.6
1,848.63
fines
Other assets
Home building
35.0T 00
Total
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid up..,.,....
.11.991,322.75
,s(i,s,a
Reserve tuna
Undivided profits
Due shareholders on .incomplete
loans
Home building, earnings and ex-
lenaes
4.4.rj
8 fiA fit
,(w.ia
fCX at
.oa.so
2 va SS
II 191 .222 7S
Receipts and expenditures for the year
idlng June 30. ll:
5 KPCyiPTS
ending
RKCEIPTS.
Balance on hand July 1, 1207.
Dues
Interest, premiums and fines.
Loans repaid
hents from building
Bills payable
Sundries
.1 70.2B7.45
. 17. 4.35
. ll3.Vbl.91
. 42M".2.2H
S'rS
AieiiiA
1 702 '3
Total ,
EXPENDITURES.
3W98,30.8
Loans
Expense
Slock redeemed
Cash on hand
Bibs pay a lle
Building expanses ......
tail r i
Oil. 034.0V
...... J?.lj ;4
J'u
1U.670.51
43.O0.00
4,T7.3r
1,050. lO
- 7l2.
Koreoli sjres
Sundries
Total.
.31.tW.3C3.33
ll
U. St. NA111I4UEK,
Secrctsry,
BubscrlLed and sworn to before me this
3Sd day of Ju v. 19nj. O. C. OL5EN
toeai) notary a-udiic
Approved:
' E.'A. PARMELEE
M. M. ROBEKTbON.
W. '. WKIUlii,
Directors,
J27A3-10
OFFICE OF THE SIOUX CITY AND
vrriferiiN hailviai WHMM.
Omaha. Nebraaka. August 3. !.
To the Stockholders:
Notice Is hereby given, that the annual
meeting of the stockholders of The Sioux
CHy and Western Hallway company will
be held at the orilre or the company
South Sioux City, Nebraska, at ten (10)
o'clock a. in., on Thursday; October 15, lja,
to elect directors ror tne ensuing year and
to act upon the question of selling the
railroad property ana irancnise oi mis com
rany to the Chicago, Burlington 4k (Juiiicy
Railroad company, the railroad and prop-
erty aforesaid being now under lease to
said company, and for the' transaction of
such other business as may legally oome
before the meeting.
By order or the uoara or mreciors.
w. f. 1)1 KKtu
Secretary.
A 4,1 nt
OCEAN STEAMERS
1
f,. if 1'
t
ror Aagast ea Sale by aa aTewedoal-ere-
Lstss Sropalattoaa skewa ea
Tlxae VsMee. . , -
I. O. M. Nsttinger, secretary of the above m.'5h,' r?Sr r Iw'ev anirle It looks like
named association, do solemnly swear that ,n CDmi".i eLn 1 of no tl
the foregoing itatement of the condition of f n "'n tr.'d": K,viu vT.m.J jn. will
said association is true and correct to the the Sox nn the benclu a F e lder Jones will
. -. , .,.! . v. i . manaa-e the 8ox team ss long as he wants
llcl l Ul till AIIUWICUKI All'l Uruei, l
Standing of the Teams
WEST. LEAGCE.
AM EH. ASS'N.
W.Li.f ot.)
W.L.PCl.
Omaha fit 40 .5Ht! Louisville ...M 46 .5-7
lloux Cl:y...6 42 .5V Indianapolis 4 .fo
Lincoln M 4" .5:'! Tnlfdo B. .6i3
LH,r ver M 62 .4!! Columbus ...fl 41 .M
pt,,,, 41 M 4M, Minneapolis ta :-4 .64
De Moines. . S t .ST. Knai City. 50 W
Milwaukee ..sotm.4t
N'ATU LEAGUE. i1 . AMBJt."UEA JL E.
W.L.Pct.l W.L.Pct.
Pittsburg ... M S .417 Detroit H M .J
' ! f4i rVSI.1-! I! ! 1 5 S l
Philadelphia. 4n 41 .h? Cleveland ...31 43 .MS
Cincinnati ...44 48 .tw Philadelphia 46 47 . 4
Brooklyn 34 67 ,;i w.hnr,on w M .m
9 Lo, 21 2 .va New Tork... .21 62 .3tl
GAMES TODAY.
Western League Omaha at Sioux City,
TTWa VjC ..Ik a. T l,nln I lsn ar a maa t I Ian
pj'b& ' '
National l-aTae Pittsburg at Boston, St.
Louis at Brooklyn. Clnrlnnatl at New York,
Chicago at Philadelphia.
American League Uoslon at 1 nicago
fjew v0rk at St. Louis, Philadelphia at
uetroit, wasnington at uicveiana.
American Aaaoclatlon Minneapolis at
Columbus, 8t. Paul at Toledo. Milwaukee
at Indianapolis, Kansas City at Louisville.
Bonno, p 0
0 0 0 0 0
"1 3 2 15 I
IKS.
K. II. P.O. A. E
0 3 0 0 0
0 0 110
1 1 12 1 0
112 0 0
1 2 0 5 0
0 0 1 0 U
113 0 0
0 0 0 6 1
0 0 12 1 1
0 0 0 3 0
. 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0
4 8 3J 1 2
Totals 7. 90
Flourney, If 4
f'itspatrlck, ss 4
Lwer, lb 6
Bader, cf 4
lolau, 2b 4
Kelly, 2b 1
WulRh. rf 4
Nlehoff, 3b.. 3
weiKart. o 4
Wltherup, p 6
Dexter 1
0
Totala ; S7
Fatted for Bonno In tenth.
Wttherwp out; bunted on third strike.
Batted for Wltherup In ninth.
Lincoln 2 00 010000 0-3
Des Moines 0 00000003 11
Three-base hits: Dwyer. Walsh. Two-
base hit: Thomas. Double play: Niehorf
to Wlegart to Dwyer to Welgart. Stolen
baa: Fox, Davldaon, Milla, Klourney 2;
us,i.. nn..nn... kii.. rinl.r iJriihii
vTt,rT,.U T A-rter Ift on bases: Lin.
collli 5. jje Moines, 7. Struck out: My
Wesson, 3; by Bonno, 1; by Wltherup. ;
by Olmstcad, 2. Bases ond bails: UII v as-
,on 2: off Wltheruo. 4: off Olmstead. 2.
Hlt by pitcnea balls: By Waeson, 1; by
oimatead. 1. Time: 1:20. Umpire: Davis.
xttendanoe, 400.
nnvnmfii! in iitvin vnn. (IIAKF.
Trail. Bled Retween While Max and
K ymrU .L.re.
"Jtggs Donohue and George Davis of the
White Box will be traded for Hal Chase,
the sensational first baseman of the New
York Hlahlanders." says the Chicago Inter-
Ocean. "Davis will act as bench manager
Df the Highlanders, something they need
very badly at present and his personal
noDularltv in Gotham will so a long way
toward making him successful in thai
aomewhat perilous, nerve racKing position
tnat finally got the goat of Clark Griffith.
jhla story -has come out of New lork
I enm ,i 1 m nm I iinniiearinnahle Anil
t .,,j,. ...T.mr.n tllr nmnnir the
nite Box players, who arc Inclined to give
but men who are near to president cnarios
ComlgKey are Inclined to think differ
ently.
"The Old Roman la not at an pleased wun
the manner in which his team is playing
this vear. as Is shown by the fact lust ne
suapended Lee Tannehlll for seven days
without pay because or tne inira baseman s
failure to run out a missed third strike in
the ninth Inning of Thursday's game when
proper playing would have enabled tne box
lo tie the' score of the game they lost.
Oomlskev Is one of the hardest losers In
the business and will not tolerate headless
or Indifferent work for the slightest frac
tion .of a Second,
Comlakey Is always willing .to overlook
mechanical miaplays when he knows the
player Is trying to do his best, but the Old
Roman will not tolerate lack of head
work and slow thinking. The whole White
Box team, with the exception ol Manager
Fielder Jones and a rew others, is play
ing a lackadaisical game as is shown by
tne manner in which the Senators have
nosed out the Sox In two of the .three
garries of the present series.
"J logs Donohue is not playing his usual
sparkling game this season. He is playing a
good game, but It is not the sensational
article that gave him the name of the
greatest fielding first baseman In the major-
leagues during tne last seasons, jiggs
seems to have lost his old time snap and It
1 id Comlskey Is under the Impression a
change would do him a world of good.
"George Davis, one of the greatest players
ine game nas ever miuwu, is ui auuiuii.r
. V. . . I. i.u . V. .vl.i.lnv .nil i a has run
h. . a-tor In the diamond strug-
" - -r-, wi. in h.ehll
I gics inu irom liuw oil ill ynt i m
wU1 ite conflne(1 to the use of his knowledge
I of the game,
i iiiinvi. I. . atratestst and knows
I base ball from every angle and from top
lO DOlUm. ne naa lone mi'inii " . ' "
brains of the White box lnneio ana ma
headwork In pinches hss often won games
for the 6outh Elders. He Is getting old and
sUffening up and it is certain he is now
In hla laat aeaaon as a ball Dlaver.
"Davis played In New York when at the
senrth of his base ball career. He lives
in Vnw York and is Immensely Dooular tn
that part of the country. With his personal
popularity and great knowledge of the
game, it Is thought he will be without an
equal aa manager of the Highlanders.
"Base ball critics nave oeciaea iiibi i.iu
fjioeriwiu I m iiiiuiv - 1 1 1 . B . .
I muni " " - '
I ..i ta .... l.Awn V, 1 ha m-na onlv a
nuKeshlft when Frank J. Farrell appointed
r.lm manager to succeed Griffith. As a
shortstop and player Klnerteid is a rower
of strength, but as a manager he la an out
and put failure.
New lorK warns a manairr o iwmy iiimi
Parrell la wlllina to srlve uD Chafe to get
a manager, and as he will get a star first
baseman In exchange the trade looks
the lob. It Is not Fielder's fault the Sox
Inae samea thev should win. This will
eliminate Davis from the equation and will
make the trade practically unaae ior uono
hue and that Is about as even as any trade
enuM be.
"When New i org got its pisce in ine
American league In 1. Comlskey volun
tarily gave up Clark Griffith to put the
game on its feet In. the stronghnld of the
giants. New York Is sgaln tn dire straits
for a manaser to lead them out of the
.iMmeaa of defeat into which the team
has strsyed. There Is plenty or good nase
nail malarial In the Hlsrhlandera snd many
I well . Informed base ball men picked them
I tn win tha pennant thla season. For some
I unaccountable reason the bottom dropned
I out of the team when It started Its first
In I eastern trlD ami Clark Orlfflth worried
I hlmealf to death and nsgged bis men In
rleeth. The result Was Orlfflth retired
from the game and tne team went an to
I pieces and stopped only when It struck the
- I bottom In the race.
"The trade nrohablt will not be consum-
I mated until the end of the season, but It
I Is a safe bet the men will change places
I when the sesson of 1909 onena snd that
I Manager George Davis of ths Highlanders
I Is the man to put that ball team on Its feet
i once more.
Advertise In Tbe Bee: It goes Into th
homes of the best people.
0 Call
1 . . : . w
made wun
BotiUd U
The Beitt
PIRATES HAVE EASY TIME
Pittsburg Wins From Boston by Scort
of Seven to Four.
WILLIS PITCHIS FINE GAME
He Holds Locals Safe for Klarht la-1
alnga, Wtta Battles Rally
Ulvrs Them Their
Only Baas.
BOSTON, Aug. I. Willis pitched well
until tha ninth Inning when a rally by
the locals gave them four rune, Pittsburg
won 7 to 4. A sensational catch by Clarke
was a feature. Score:
PlTTSBfRO. BOSTON.
AH H O. A. AB.H.O.A.B.
Thnmos. !... i 1 t l neiomort, ct 1 1 t
Olbann, 0.
Wlllla, p..
4 16 weeney, ib.,4 1 1
..111 iOr.h.m. o... I 010
-rilhfrtl, p .. I 01
ToUla.
..11117 11 iporaar, p..... I
Mate
Boultea, p..
Hannllan .
, 1 O
.00
Totala...
Batted for Dornrr; In eighth.
w, ..... . i
tattea tor noimes in nmin
Plttaburir
...1 0 O fi 1 0 0 0-7 I
ltoston 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4) 4 I I
Two base hits: Kolley. Rttchey. Home
run: Gibson. Hits: off t-lahcrty, 3 tn nine
Innings; off Dorner, 2 In three InnliiKS.
Double plays: Browne and Bowerman
Rltchey, Kelley and BowermarV. Basis on
ha, Is: off lUherty, 1; off Willis, 1: olf
Dorner, 1. Hit by pitched ball: Dahien.
btrucK out: by Flaherty, 1; by Willis, 4.
'lline: 1:40. Umpire: Johnstons.
Cabs Wla From rb ill lea
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 1 ChicasO won
today s game which was filled with npien-
did fielding playa, by mixing safe hits
wun a coupie oi errors in me nun inning.
ocore ;
CHIOAOO. PHILADELPHIA.
AB.H.O.A.B. AB.H.O.A K.
Blasle, cf I 1 1 1 Grant, lb 4 1 1
etiackard. If.. 3 0 1 OKnaba, lb.... 4 I I 0
Chance, lb... 4 11 Tttua. rr....w4 1 4 V 0
Evera, lb 3 1(4 0Ma(ee, If . ..I 1
Steinfeldt, lb 4 11 1 t Bnnfleid, lb 4 1 10 0 3
Howard, rf... 4 3 I OOihorne, cf...4 I I 1 0
Tinker, .... I 1 1 I S fioolln, aa....l 2 1
Kilns, o 4 10 ulwoin, c 141
Brown, p 11114 MQulllln, p.. I 0 0 1 i
Moren, p 0 0 0
Totals..
.11 10 IT 15 0 'Courtaer
1000
Totala II 27 12 2
-
-obicu iur xutjwuoiiu p"iii.
Chicago- O U 0 4 U V U 1
.Philadelphia 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0-11
H.ta: off Mcuulllln. 7 In seven Innlnts.
Two base hits: Bieinft-ldt. Three base hit:
'linker. Sacrifice hits: T nker. Brown,
Evans. Double plays: Brown, Tinker to
Chance; B.agle, levers, Tinker to Brown;
Onb irna and Dooln; Doom and Hianvfie d:
Knabe and Uransfitld. Stolen bases:
Magee, 2. Struck out;, by Brown, 4; by
McWulllln, 2. Left on bases: Chicago, 6;
Philadelphia, (. Base on bulla: off Brown,
s: on Mcwuiiiin, l; on Moren, l. Time!
2:36. Umpires: Rudderham and O'Day.
Dodarers Blank Cardinals.
BROOKLYN, Aug. 8. Mclntyres fine
pitching shut out bt. Louia at Washington
nark toilav. Tne Brooklvn t.tlrher win hit
safely only onte, a scratch infield hit by
Rullly in the e ghth Inning. Bailee was
l.mteil Imr.l fi.-,.r-
BROOKLTN. - T. LOUIS.
AB.H.O.A.B. , AB.H.O.A.B.
Burch, It 4 I tf 8hw, cf 4 I 9 0
Hummel, lb.. 4 II v i bariea, lb... 4 Ola
Lumier. rt... i i v o nurrar. ci .. i wine
Jardaa. lb.... I 111 4 (Koti-tchr. lb. I 0 I 1 0
Lewla. aa I 1 1 I 4 Ileletiautr, If. I 0 1 0
Bersar, C I II i Hellljr. M....I 110
Sbaeoan, lb.. J I 1 4 Bllaa, e I 4 4 0
aUlonir. cf.. I 0 10 OUjlbret, lb... 1 0 15 1
Mclatjre. M l0 j ,';uJr -; J. J J J J
Tor.l 10 11 IT i4 I
. YaUla.
Eattcd for 6allee laxtnth.
..27 1 24 14 1
Brooklyn .9' 9 0 0 0 3 0 0 02
Bt. LOUIS ....'l(l.0 O O 0 0 0 t0
Two base hit: Jordan "Three base hit:
Ttummel Hurrllflrh' lnt KuraiMt. Rlno.nl
bases: Murray. Rellly. liurch U). Hummel
Double plays: Huiiuuvl,, Lews Joroan;
i.harle. Gilbert, Kouclcny; tii:ss. iton
etchy, Charles. Left oh bases: St. Louis.
2; Brooklyn, 6. Bases on balls: olf Mcln-
lyre, 2. lrt on errors: Brooklyn, 1.
btruck out: .by AlcJn'.yre. 6; by Bailee, 2.
lime: umpire: iyiem.
Giants Shat Oat Reds
NEW YORK. Aug. t. The New York
Nationals won today s game, wnlch made
the fourth successive, abut out of the visit-
nig team, ttpade wu wild in the first
Inning and the locals bunched lilts In the
sixth Inning. Score;
NEW YORK. CINCINNATI. .
AB.H.O.A.B. AU.H.O.A.t
Tenner, lb... I 0U1 Kana. ot 4 1 0 t
Merkla. lb... Ill 4 VHusxlaa. lb.. 4 I 4 1
Doyle, lb 4 12 0 (, lbrt. lb.... 4 01
Braanaliail, c. 1 0 1 Hchlal, c I 1 0 1 0
Needtiam. o.. o o v uanl, lb.... I 0 II V
bonilu, rf 4 I 0 0 ufaakert. If... 4 0 1 s
Seymour, cf.. 4 110 OMItcbell, rf... I I 1 it
Devlin, lb. ... I 114 1 nuliwiu, is. . I 14 1
MKorm'k. if. I 2 l 0 o Soada. a i o o u a
Baxrr. if 1 0 0 0
Brldwcll. a., I 1 I I I TotaU II 14 II 1
Wlltae, p 4 1 is...
.11 10 17 17 1
Cincinnati
....0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00
New Yora
3 0 0 0 0 3 0 0
Two base hits: Hugglns. Three base hits:
Merkle, McCormlck. Suendee hits: Brld-
well. Double ulavs: iiumwltt and Uan-
sel; Hugglns, Hulswltl and Osnxel; Hug-
gins ami UansU. Left on bases : Cincinnati,
b; New York, 7. Struck out: by Wiltse, Z.
lime; i:iu.
Umpires: Rigler and Emsiie.
ANTLERS WW UA ME AT Dl'M.AP
Defeat the Team of That Place, Score
II to 1.
In the broiling hot 'sun snd diutv dla
mond of Dunlap Sunday afternoon the Ant-
lers ot urnana delealed Dunlap I to L The
game was strongly contested. Dunlap tried
hard to tie the score in the ninth by Dugan
covering first on. an error at third. Hr.,
pusning him to second on a baas on bails
ana Lnupp securing a single over second.
ecure:
ANTLBHB DUNLAP.
AB. R.H.K AB.R.H.B
Lahr. lb
Baado. ct
1 X S 1
' T I i '
Hamiltoa, lb
. u in. urate, n....l V V
.4 0 0 gc.huDo. c a i i
Y.rlcA, If..,.
!Akr, aa
Hoaf.r, rt....
. a v ii. Lan, it 4 4 i a
.42 MiK'aaa, ef I 0
,4111 Huan, lb I 0 2
. I J. Laho, ID 0 0
Browa, lb
Uasaa,
Humes, p....
.411 bickaon, p I 1 ,
Totals II III Total! to 111
Antlers 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 02
Duniap OOOlOOvO C 1
Batteries: Antlers, HIersch and Ogdun;
w...., ivmoii nuu viiuiip. x-aae on uaus:
Y owuva, oui: oy uicason,
a, uy nirricn, u.
ROOSEVELT UK AD COMMITTEE
reaideat to Take Proialaeat Fart la
HectptUa to America a Athletes,
NEW YORK. Aur. 3. Saturday An.
gust 20. Is the date named todav bv the
committee that has arranged for the r
ceptlon of the returning athletes who par
tlclpated In tne Olynipio games In Lou
oon. r-resiaeni noose eit win be chulr-
man of the reception comtnlttee of -500
I'luiiiinriii cuiseiia. nu ana uovernur
Hughes will be asked to aaalan realmenta
of the regular army of the National guard
to attend the cerenionles-
Aalsaal ladastry Wlas.
Th Bureau of Animal Indus-try base
for a high ball
L..ch. J 'I'V'"- S ! I I Two base hits: Livingston. Bacrifice hits:
y'- " J ! J ! i " ".k" J if!? Hayden, Cok, Hopke, Hateman. Basea On
?Kaf.T;. i ? 1 1 for; ihJ I il I l- Rlagle. l;.off Schnclbert, 1.
wn. rf ! 1 I SEitThTib I 14 1 l"'uhl Plays: Robinson to McCormlck.
(TtorkT lb'!:: 4 lli S ?o.: I I '"n baaea: Randall, Flynn. imp.re:
I Via. U U.,..n L ... V. ..1 .4 - 1
and IntereatTnT . of hZZ" hLS -M h."t,,nJ. b.r.u"n'nBl nd. Krtiwork
ITki-..ik ..,1 f. l:. T r . TT a -- snow mat. wun out inree men m ine
JtL.ILI. a1k,n,t.r.'eA" und' National league hltUng .0. he la eleventh
a... aa........ Ai.uu.wy von oy an tms ,.-ue. ln Da running he
Good aid
9
Bond. It wiU make bit with you.
Rye in th Heia- "Sincsj 1857"
the score of IS to . The feature of the
fame was the fast fleldlns by Second
taaemsn Marahsll for the Bureau of An
tmal Industry.
I GAME IW AMERICA?! ASSOCIATION
Mllwaekee Wins Krom ladlaaapolls
la the Mlath laalaa.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind . Aug. I Milwau
kee defeated Indianapolis today S to 1,
making both runs In the ninth Inning. The
score:
MILWAVKBK. INDIAN A rOUS.
AH H O. A B AB.H.O.A.B.
Rnhlnma, s.l I I t 1 Bo.h. m 4 14 4 4
Brawn, lb.... 4 1 10 1 SOulier. If ... I lift
RMI). c t I t IHarAen, rf... I lie
Randall, ct... 4 1 I Ltndr, lb . ill
Cl.rk. lb 4 t 1 I OW.H.neld. lb 1
Kljnn. If 4 1 I HUImSea, e. ( 1 t
Hateman, rf..l 0 tConk. rf I I
t4c(nrm k. Ibl t 1 4 Hore. lb.... I 1 (
tchnclberi. si I 2 s I 1 1 1
Crr l
Total! M ITil 1
Total N T n II 1
Hotted for Slasje In ninth.
Indianapolis 0 4) 0 0 0 1 0 0 01
Milwaukee 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 23
Struck out: by Slasle. 3: by Schnclberg.
4. lilt by pllcnmi ball: Livinaraton, v mm
Hayes. Time: 1:46,
Toledo riles I'B Bis; Scare.
TOLEDO. O.. Aus. 3. Bt. Paul lost a
slugging game tn Toiedo 19 to !t. Flood was
put out el the game In the first Inning for
il.Knutlns a decision. Donovan, a local
I amateur played in center field for the visl-
lorB. score:
TOUKIK). ST. PAl'U.
AB.H.O.A.B. AB.H.O.A.B.
BarbMti. m... 4 114 OOeler. If-aa... I I
Hinchmaa, Ibl I 1 I riood, tb.
111
Armb'ater. rf. 1 1 1 nKall. It 4 1 I 0 0
"moot, ct t ill (Wbeel'r, aatb I I t I I
nd. e till rYi. ri I i
Unr, lb.... 111 IrNoonan. lb... 4 I II 1 1
Blwert. lb.... 4 12 0 Tlemrr. lb., t 131
Mc( rthy, if! 1 tDonovaa, eti.t I 1
NacK, p. 4 lit CRundia. c 4
Teal, p 4 11
Totals II Ml 14 -j
Total! W 14 11 T
Toledo 6 1 0 4 0 6 0 4 1"
Bt. Paul 0 001000208
Two base hits: Hlnchmsn. Elwert, Aral'
bMiliau. Double Dlsy; Nagle. Land and
ririiMier. hmnnr ipier. lien vrr. xioniv kuii.
Uster. Bases on balls: off Maaie, i; on
Teal, 4. Sacrifice hits: Smoot, Iand, Nasle,
Ulnchman. Stolen bases: Barbeau. Minc.n
man, Smoot, Liaier. Struck out: by Teal,
4; by Nngle. 6. Passed ball: Rund'e. Time:
l:ba. umpire: iverin.
All Hers Defeat' Chasnploaa,
COLUMBUS, O., Aug. 3. Minneapolis pre
vented Columbus from winning nm
straight by makln five ruiw in tne mira
inning on six singles, Taylor's wild throw
and Conaalton's fumble. I'pp, who pitched
the game out. was hit hard, as was Flene
1 ttT.H ih fiuMinn- rhuncni In alx Innlnss
tin . v, .. t i a n.1 n ntn nn nar l nn ao
i KViel s bultlnr was a teaiure. score:
uivvnpm.ta COLl'MBUS
n h o a.e. AB.H.O.A.B
I Orler. is 114 rrlel. lb I I I
1 Kerwin. rf
1 1 a 0 JCldwall. cf 4 2 1
o Nam, .
12 10 Kniir, If.... ft 12 0
Weidny, It
t I 1 A OonsaltoB. rf. 4 1 0 1
I 0 I 0 0 Jmu, c 4 1 I
I " ,
Ik'ItrlM IK . 1 t S 1 IH.IllT. 4 4
Smltn, S6....4 111 tKihm. lb 4 0 4 0
Clarka. lb.... 4 I 14 I 1 Wrialar. Ib.,4 111
Ptftno n k 1 o 1 QTivlor. a 10 0 0 1
nn. a ....x V 1 1 v
Totals IT 16 27 II l 'i- ohl 1 1
Totals
..17 10 17 IT I
Batted for Upp In nlrjth.
Minneapolis 00501020 210
Columbus 000002103
Btolen base: Oonaalton. Sacrifice hits:
Upp. Buelow, O'Brien. Base on balls: O
Taylor, 2; off I'pp, 6; off Flene, 1. Tw
Base on Dans: uir
o-
haau hits: Friel. Odwell. Smith. Three-
base hit: FYlcl. Dpume play: upp lo
Ivllim. BITUCK oui: y r lane, a. Jinn. v
Taylor, 7 In five Innings; off Lpp. s in six
innings. Time: 1:4. empire: uwens.
Datrbera Skat Oat Distillers.
IortsviLLE. Aug. . Esslck's pitching
proved too much lor Louisvuie loaaj anu
Kansas City won, 2 to 0. The contest was
..... .i . i. . in i.i I i v,v N.n
man and Nelbhbrs as te feat-re. Sco.e
KAVRAH CITY. LOUIS V1LLK
AH H O A K ' AB.H.O.A.B
Uillman Af A A & U A Pterin, tb. . . 4 II
Crom. I I I t 0 V. ondratf, lb. 4 I
1 Ui.lllvkn A 1 A 1 Ofltnlv.- f V
L'.i.kk.. 1 I .iH. .!. II....S 1 1
BraAhear, lb. 4 114 s.Blllao, Ibl ,1.12 I
Hill. 11 4 0 1 raovlr, rl....l 1 I
iwwni, an... A vui.iimi., - -
Brown, lb...
,411 0P.IU, 4,, I 1
Kiaick, .
I 0 1 I 1 Halls, s I o o i t
Totala 12 IT 14 1 Total! 59 IT 17
Louisville 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0
Kansas City 0 0 0 01 0 1 0-2
Sacrifice hit: S. Sullivan. Two base bit
Brashear. Three bane hits: S. Sullivan
Rraalicar. Doublu plays: Perrlne. Quln
lan and S. Sullivan. Btruck out: by Halla,
t; by ii-slck. 1. Base on balls: off Halla,
13; olf tsilck, 2. Hit by pitched ball: Cross.
Wild pitch: ttsMcK. paabed bun: Pelts
Lett on bases: Louisville, 4; Kansas City,
7. T.me; 1:45. Umpires: Uierha.ter and
1 Ivane,
BLAIR NOT SO BADLY BETATE.N
Deprived of Regular Pitcher, It Gives
Berg Team Close Rab
BLAIR. Neb.. - Aug. 3. To the Sporting
t;aitor ot i ne ue: Alter reading tne re
I port of the bull game at Blair brtween th
Berg Clothing company and Blair team,
I rise lo reni&ik that the soorur of tha.
Berg team la cltner a little "dopy" or Is
talking through bis hat. 1 will admit that
Blair was beaten, but not so bad as the
Omaha bunch would lead you' to believe.
In justice to all. I will state that Petty.
Blair's regular pitcher, had pitched six
gamea last week, and when he pitched
Sunday he was "all In," as the saying la,
and for eight Innings Just tossed thi-m over
I to the aggregation from Omaha.. Had he
been in form, he could have easily shut
them out. And as to "Bum" (Justin, the
umpire, they seem to have another kick
coming. Uuatin, who used to pitch for
Florence, umpired a good game, but ths
Omaha boys took us up here for m lot of
cornfield canaries and tried to show the
umpire his business, but it wouldn't work.
- I Inclosed 1 will send you a complete score
I of the game and hoping you will make th's
correction, 1 remain.
WILLIAM K. STRODE.
BLAIR CLOTHING COMPANY.
AR.
"t4
R. H. O. A. E.
1 ' 2 3 3 1
0 2 3 0
0 0 3 3 0
0 0 1 0 1
0 0 3 3 1
1 1 13 0
1110 0
I 1 1 0 0
1 2 0 0 0
"fi 13 27 14 t
COMPANY.
R. H. O. A., E.
12 0 10
12 10 0
1 4 3 3 0
0 1 T 0 1
1 0 2 0 0
0 10 4 0
10 10 0
2 3 II ' 2 0
10 1 0 0
1 13 10 "l
110 3 0 0 0-8
0 0 0 10 3 1-1
Wolff, 3b-p
West, c
Petty, p
Chapin, 3b
Tarns, 2b
Krause,
Osborn. If.
1 w.w,,,,,!,
u McMurtrle, cf
Dixon, rf
Totala
....38
'HING
AB.
.... 3
46
Anderson, ss.
Rathk, If
Baker, 2b
Matherly. lb..
Kenny, 3b....
ti uanaer, p
Ulese.t, ri..
Crsndall, c
Schonulou, It.
Totals
Blair
Berg
Three-base
hits:
Wolff. McMurtrle.
Double olav: Tarns to Arnold. Struck out
Bv Petty. 5: by Wolff. 1; by O'Cander, 7
- I llaaea nn balls: Off O'Cander. 2: off Petty
- 1. Hit by pitched balls: by Wolff, 1; by
- I O'Cander, L I'mplre: Gustln.
I'll ANC B
TILL REAL LEADER
I Cab Manager Has Not glowed Vp, aa
Some Have Believed,
Frank Chance, though suffering all year
from a sore toe. has not slowed, as some
of the more timorous have feared. HI
ranks third. Wagner and Murray only
having 'stolen more bases than he. Of
course, for three years Chance led ths
league In base running, but that Is no sign
he can always do It, nor Is It an Indica
tion of slowing up that he ranks third.
No. not while there are such men a
Evera, Blsgle, Hugglns, Titus. Msgee, Lo
bert, Knabe, Wagner and Murray la the
league.
Here Is a clipping from the Chicago
Tribune which bears on the oase of Chance
and will strike a floe chord of response,
particularly because of Its oom pari son of
Chance and Chase, theee two native Call
forniana who are too often brought into
comparison, when as all-round players
there la no comparison between them:
" 'In my opinion, Hal Chase la of little
value to Elberfvld thla summer,' remark
a 8U Louis rooter. 'Hal la so good that
the other Yankees cannot keep up with
him.
" 'A big. lumbereonie rhan like Aaderaen
or Hickman would be of far more use to
him. Chase la too fast, both mentalrr and
1
physically. Whan he renlly hustles he
has all his teammates Up In the air. ins
New York team would be better oft with
out him."
Yea, aad speaking about first basemen;
a joke to class any of them with
Frank Chance.' says a second ronier. 'A
first baseman should be reliable, Chase 1
brilliant, but erratic.
Chance Is the earns star day In and day
out. Then Frank will hit and run the
bases with the best of them. It makes me
I red to read about Chats betna- the kins.
He's a good man. a star: but Chance Is his
complete superior doing everything.' "
AMERICANS WIN TWO GAMES
Defeat Hoeters Is) to O aad Creeeeals
ta 31 at Krag's Lot.
The American won two a-amea Sunday
on Krug's lot at Twentieth and Vinton
streets. They defeated tha Hoctora nf
South Omaha the first game, by the score
of 18 to 0. The second game they defeated
tne i-reseents try the score of 4 to 2. The
Americans batted Marcan all over tha field
almost every man getting a hit or more. Fin.
I1 j sailing me nonors. uenny piirnea
great ball, only allowing two scratch hits.
The Americans play the Hollys at Flor
ence park next Sunday. Score:
AMERICANS. HOCTORS.
B.H O A E. b u n A r
Prsort, It.... Ill MIIIMt. as.... 411
Smith, ef I I 1 0 mh, lb.... 4 7 1
Lrnoh. aa 1 1 I Icimu a i t i t
Tn.iir. lb I IK.Ilr. lb 4 1 2
Raps, M 12 12 rMurli. Kb..... 4011
ra, Zb 1112 Vaa Ordon. rf I 0 I
llnre, rf t 1 ORIftomer, cf.. 1 1 0
tinier, e a 1 J l ODnud. If I 0 0 0 9
Denny, p 111 rMarran. ... I I
Totala 4 IT IT 10 1 Totala W I M II 1
Americans 30811202 -18
Hoctora 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00
Earned runs: Americans, ft Two baas
hits: Dygert, Smith, Lynch, Flnley, Theur.
Three base hits: Lynch, Theur, Flnley.
Home run: Flnley. Stolen bases: Smith t2,
nnnp ui. milieu. 1'ouoie plays: Marcan to
Kelly to Marsh. Mlllett to Kelly to Marsh.
Bases on. balls: Off Denny, 2; off Marcan, 1
Struck out: By Denny, 7; by Marcan, 5.
Time: 1:55. I'mplre: Secston.
score second game; R.H.K.
Americans 1 0 0 2 4 4 1
Crescents 0 0 0 1 13 4 2
Batteries: Americans. Flnley and Dygert:
Crescents, Peterson and Bogatts.
Bt'MNEY'S TEAM WIXS MATCH
Defeats J, . Adams' Eight la Two
Stylea at Galf at Field Cleb.
Playlre; In two styles, with eight men on
each team, H. C. Sumney and J. O. Adams
captained two teams at the Field club sun-
day which played Interesting games and ex
cited some comment. Mr. Bumney s tram
wa successrui ana the team captained by
Mr. Adams bought the dinner, as agreed.
wmcn was served at :3 last evening.
ine siies or pisy were figured between
eacn pair, namely, match play against men
and match play against bogy. The follow
ing shows the result for each style of play:
MATCH PLAT AGAINST MAN. -
Chambers ..
Whltemore
Allen
Kemper ....
Hughes
Adams
Holllster....
Parish
Reckard ...
Total .....
Dunn
J. A. Abbott...
Jack Sharp....
Bumney
La Douceuer..
Llndsey
Hamilton
Total
14
MATCH PLAY AGAINST BOGY.
Down. I
Down
4
Chamber
3 A'hltemore
Dun a
J. A. Abbott...
Jack Sharp..'...
Bumney
La Douceuer...
Llndsey
Hamilton'
Total
7 Kemper ....
3llugues ....
3 Allen
4 Adams
0) Holllster ...
(
4
1
I
7
Parish
Rsckard
46
Total
...53
Get Score off Easy lilts.
The . Barkalows journeyed to Council
Bluffs and defeated the Imperials by a
score ot 11 to 4. The feature of the game
was the heavy hitting of the Barkalows,
who secured twenty ssfe hits off Lenta,
but he managed to keep them well scat
tered. Mongerson was the hitter of the day,
securing three two base hits, one two base
hit and two-singles out of six times at
bat. Carroll and Pnefky starred for the
visitors. Score by Innings:
Barkalows 13003302 0-11
C. B. Imperials ... 002040000 6
Batteries: Barkalows, Mongerson and
Carrol; Council Bluffs Imperials, Lents and
Lowry. Attendance: 1,000. Umpire: Sky
gacks. Base Ball Raoe at Beatrice.
BEATRICE, Neb., Aug. 3. (Special.) A
mistake has been made In announcing the
winning ball team in the Beatrice City
league, which closed August 1. At present
the Dempster ball team Is two games ahead
of the Klue Valley nine, and should this
nine win both of the postponed games to
be played the coming week with the United
Commercial Travelers and the Young Men's
Christian association It would tie for first
place with the Dempster team. The loss
of either game will make the Dempsters
the leaders.
Jackson Ooes with Denver.
Jackson, the erstwhile Omaha and Pueblo
pitcher, left Omaha Sunday night with the
Denver team, having Joined that aggrega
tion. Pat Ragan, who was hit by a
pitched ball and foroed to retire from the
game Sunday because of his Injuries, ac
companied the team to Bloux City, although
ne csrrieu nis pucning arm in a sung.
Advertise In The Bee; It goes into the ,
homes of the best' people. I
o
lf.u 115. ndi the..rener1 ytra sufferg In consequence. The aprteajjT
SSS Li SS rf a?,d ver are frequt, while "e .K St
whHl,-?ii5?- J1 ,,Un nPlion!S nd aomeUmeg sore. .d nicer i f olkrw
loodJeco,ne; deP1y PIluted the malarial gcr.na. " Ul a tote and
ood purifier are needed to cure Malaria, and a & & is best fitted for thia smrk ft U
i:,M:ri"J O"3" It tieedg. Itcure. MadrU
Aoromrhlv aid Mrm.ei ' . ,.: 7Tr. "JL 11 V0- "cu Malaria
xee
to all who write. rrr
UlE CURE
III fisaaa i Ajgf g
Sit. MA,Vi 'v'eir XHXaa
XiVA Jji''6y
k : - . t
Dr. Se&rle & Searles, 119 S. 14th, Cor. 14th and Douglas, Omaha.
ill f WITMOUT TMB KNIPK. AU Rsctal Dliaatas treated upon a
I I fa "44 guarantee. Me swney to be p.14 till cured. A mil traermanl. Viiheut
I I L.L1 otCtupiwtorm, athsr ar eOAer leneral aneastheUGS. Easmination PHt'E.
T9-iAY ar free ee oa Keotal trieeseeo with Teettseeajtele.
DR. C. R. TARRY, 224
NAPS BLANK HIGHLANDERS -
Cleveland American! Makei it Four .
Straight From New York..
LAJOIE MAXES A HOME RUN ,
Joss ritrhea eaeatlonal dame aad
Fielding of the Loral Team
Orllllaatly Ef
fective. CLEVELAND. Aug. 8,-Cleveland made It
four straight from New York by winning
today's game by the score of I to 0.
Lejote s home run was responsible for one
of the local team's rune while the other
was scored on Altlser's single, an out aid
Hemphill's error. Joes' Ditching and sensa
tional fielding were features of the con
test. Score:
CLGVEtWINP. NEW YORK.
AB.H.O.A B. AS H.O A
2. narks, If. I 1 0 Mies, lb 4 I i
Bra.HeT. lb.. 4 1 I t'oarur. lb.... 4 1 1 1 1
Turner, H....4 3 4 Keeler. rf. ...4 0 1
Laiote. lb ... I I I I 4 Hemnklll. cf. I 1
Stotall, lb.,.. I 1 11 .M.ilrllr. Ibl 10 1
N. Clarka, c. 4 1 0 OPelrhantf, It. I t 4)
Altlier. ct.... I 110 PHaII, aa....;.i Ills
Hincbmaa, si I 1 4 Sweeaajr. a.., I I 4
Joaa, p I 01 tihoag. p I I e
--CtiMl.ro, p.... 0 0
Totals 0 117 11 tOrth 2 1 0
Tntra...... I 24 11 I
Batted for Hogg In eighth.
Cleveland ...0 0 4 1 1 0 0 f
New York 0 0 0 0 9 0 0 0 00
Hits: off Hogg. 4 In seven Innings;- off
Chesbro, 1 In one Inning. First base on
errors: Cleveland, 8. Two bate hit: Htevall.
Three base hit: Ball. Home run: Lajote.
btolen bases: Aitlser, 3. Double piavsv
Nllea and Mortality: Lajoie, Htnrhman and
Stovall: tajole anilll lochman; Ball. Nliss
and Moriarity. first base on balls: off
Joss. 1; olf Hogg, 4. Left on bsses: Cleve
land, 8; New lork, 4. Struck, out: by
Jos, 4; by Hogg. . Time: 1:31. Ump re:
O Loiighlln. i
DOGS WILL SHOW WITH FOWL
Kennel Clab Arranges for Eahlblt at
Foaltry Eaposltloa. '
The Nebraska Kennel club has arranged
with the Transmlsalaetppl Tf'oiUtry aaaocla-,
tlon to give a kennel show In connection
with the poultry show at the Auditorium
this fall. A meeting of the two aseocla
tlona revealed the fact that both are.
heartily In favor of giving a big Combine-"
tlon ahow and to. that end the poultry asso
ciation has set aside I). or. caah prises,'
which will be In addition to the ribbons
and other prices given by tha kennel club.
The membership fee In the kennel dug Is 31, '
and any dog fancier may Join by Bending,
his tl to the secretary, William Hood, at
South Omaha. Last year the dog feature
was one of the moot attractive at the
poultry and pet stock show, but this year
it will be several times as large, with a
much larger variety of dogs.
LONDON MOTOR RACE PATAIa
Car Overtaras aad Throws Oecupajata
Into rood Sear Traek.
LONDON, Aug. 8-The motor racing at r
the Brooklands track this afternoon In the
presence of a greiit crowd of people re
sulted In two serious accidents, one of
which proved fatal.
A car containing driver Lane and hie
mechanic, William Burke, slipped sideways
down the track, narrowly missed another
car and turned over. - thrawinr Ita a"B-ri n
pants Into a pond. Both men wsra taken
oui auve,
nit alive, but Burke died before reaching '
the MewArd'a room. Lane had a hmii.n J
arm and abstained other injuries. The car '
was burned. All further racing was 'i
stopped. r
Previously a heavy car while speeding
1 r""..of "rtV 1 miles an hour broke A
p.nc,,r"' T,9 drlv,r of th ""Ohlne.
Reynolds and his mechanic were thrown
several feet, badly ; scratehed. and ' Ii
femed, Injured irKrnally .
Tcsials Toarnasneot Cloaes. '
ie,t'!vRU;. Nf . A,, '(Special.) Play "
Ln J"? tnnl" tournament was concluded ' ;
here today with the following results:
Hanna defested Relujund. f-1, 6-7, 4-3.
ftemi-Flna Hanna deft-ated darlson.
10-8 VVIllIaips dsfeated Meyer, i
4-3.'"(d,eTj.t)!'a'n" d'foat1 ".
Doubles Seml-FlnaJsWllllams and
Meyer defeated Penny and Hendricks by
default; Schneider and Weaverllng de
feated Spa f ford and Hanna, 4-1, 7-6.
Finals Williams and Meyer defeated.
Schneider and Weaverllng. 6-2. 3-2
Schneider won the consolation single.
v Des Molnee Has New Men.
The Des Molnee team Is Again being
shaken up In the hope of strengthening It
and when Owner Higglns arrives tn Omaha.
Fridny. he will bring a .changed team
Dolan has beery on the bench for sometime,
but he has been put back Into the game
becsuse he was the best they had for his'
position and at the bat is O. K. The open
ing game will be a benefit for the orphans
of the Benson orphanage and a host of sup
porters of the orphanage are selllneT tlokets '
to make the gsme , a big success. The
owners of the Omaha and Dee Moines team
have given the entire receipts to the
charity.
Hrnaa Cp. ' .
Kemper, Hemphill ft Buckingham.
Anything of metal made "Oood aa New.
I Owners. Omaha Silver Co.. 314 So. 11 th u
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