REAL ESTATE
C1TT PROPERTY FOH HALF!.
(Continued.
JTHEOMAIIA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 18,
190S.
REAL ESTATE
CITV PROPERTY I'UB SALE.
(Continued.)
HOMESTEAD
run A WEEK
Have sold over 500 lots in TWO davs; 450 lots remaining,
just as good as those sold. SALE CONTINUES todav, Friday
and Saturday. '
Of 0h7amY SouThOmal'a trl, J.'" ,h",t h" " ,r Wn ""-red to th
On. Dollar down, then f" ! v rl , J T Jllne" ll?"0 rnr l,n" rl",p to work fnr
addition, or over Thp". Thmi,.nrt w h k' without Interest, taxes or extras H-von
and th. niiv.ru f .. Jhoiisand lot hav. been sold on thin plan in North Oman
on of th.ua ddltlnn. - . avo n''1 h(lr ot for v. r $100 profit, but not
in the o,,th "art Vf oJli "tTo So"th f-m''a. where thousands of people working
DONtVa , tm , -i","?, H"V-,0mnna ro'"'1 Ilv- walk tn their work
fronting on 62d and a VtViViJ-T MONBY ,IV ''"V'" " HOMESTEAD
tlon: onlf iffen ml2i, CTl' .W hlch J" Pv'd along the , ntlr frontage of the addl-
Bf. the.. pHwT ,r0m the Q n,Tcf,t car aml ,,n u' ,,ew Kalston car line.
A $25.00 to $250.00
A very f.w Iota slightly higher.
ONE DOLLAR DOWN and FIFTY CENTS
A Week Until Paid.
10 INTEREST! NO TAXES! NO PAYMENTS REQUIRED
DURING TLLNESS!
PERFECT TITLE! WARRANTY DEED! FREE ABSTRACT!
CLEVELAND WINS IN NINTH
Game is Hot Pitcher' Battle Between
Joss and Young".
V
"l t PON T PUT IT OFF ?l7nr?r,MK,STKA? A,Tu?'TH ANI SKCl:nE HOMK SITE,
i . norhla.feCoA ' Th"a " ha, b.7n aneve,,?
HOW TO REACH HOMESTEAD
a....- JLi. n ornana y street car. transfer at 27th and Q while the viaduct Is
lfFE22rtir2riZll r:i7K..y h.r"5h,4V.h "! Mreet a.n"n as the viaduct!
big rilrn. Yen i.nrmr. it ' ' 1,v" c,OCKS we" on Pved .treet to our
Coma tonight even If It Is dark.
N. P. DODGE & COMPANY,
. U14 Farnam St.. Omaha. .
McCAGUE INVESTMENT COMPANY,
McCague Building.
VETERAN WEAKENS AT FINISH
Single by ' Jllncbmau, l.ajole and
Stovall Result In Only It an
Scored Field In la
Irfect.
CLEVELAND, Sept. 17.-Cloveland de
feated Boston today, 1 to 0. In a pitchers'
hattle between Young and Joes. Young
was Invincible until the ninth, when Hlnch
man, Lajole and 8tovall singled In succes
sion, Ulnchman scoring. Both teams fielded
perfectly. Score:
CLEVELAND.
AB. R,
4
Standing of the Teams
Ooode, rf
Bradley, 3b
Ulnchman. If...
Lajole, 2b
Stovall, lb
Remls. c
Birmingham,
Perrlng. ss...
Joss, p
Total
cf..
FOR BALK Neat 7-room house, east-front
lot, at 2602 B. 20th Ave. $1,200, Requires
bout ttou cash, balance monthly. C. M.
Bachmann, 436 Paxton Block.
(19-M912
NEW BRICK FLATS
on down town corner 11 per cent
on rrlc. asked.
PATTERSON, 1623 Farnam St
' ' - ' ' U9)-M4b
(1?) 631
WANTED TO BUY
HIGHEST prices for Id-hand furniture, car
pets, clothes and shoes. To). Douglas 8971.
(26)-3e
RIGHT prices paid for 2d-hand furniture,
carpets, stoves, clothing, shoes. Tel. Bod
6401. . (2i6!
NEW St. Louis flats and a 10-room house,
mi roourrn, ror sue cneap; leaving city
Sea owner. 13H Martha fit. (1 M24
$l,0O0
v7l buy brick business property rented
ivi 9twv as. ico I .
THOMAS BR1CNNAN.
Room X, Js'ew York Ufa Bldg.
IW-J74
UT your properly with Chris Boyer, 22J
- REAL ESTATE
FARM AND RANCH LAND F-OR B ALB
Colorado.
GOOD FARMING LAND v.i-
Greeley district! wells 25 to 40 feot; abun
dance pf moisture; general farming, in
cluding corn raising; ona crop pays for
NATIONAL INVESTMENT CO..
HZ Brandels Bldg. . Omaha, Neb,
CJal) 274
Nebraska.
WESTERN Nebraska has the best corn.
You take no risk. Buy a farm on one-
miru or crop payment. I furnish' the
money, you do the work. Small tracts
vi iv w w acres, mommy payment, no
tax, no Interest; all In cultivation. I want
more agents. Write at once. Andrew
rv mi ner, xiurvara, JNOD. (JB) Mbtil Wx
FOR SALE-lflO-aore Improved farm.
miles south of Amherst. Rnfroln
Neb. : rlce, $5,000; will take good automo-
V. k "J"i. woinert, Amherst,
wx
A SNAP
160 acres of fiae land, located In eastern
central Nebraska: 40 acre, in :
house and barn In talr condition; land Is
all fenced; has the verv best of black
soil and there U tame giass and a fine
quica saie we are offerlntc
W. J. DERMODY INVESTMENT CO
Tel. Doug. 6108. 83 New York Life Bldg
(20)-M61S 18 '
... Mexico.
RICH FARM LANDS CHEAP For free
Information and pamphlet descriptive of
w.c mcw tuuuiiy oi eastern xsew Mexico,
W'here fine prairie farms ure still cheap,
the water pure, the climate mild ard
healthful,-add.-eas Melrose Land Co., Mel-
ruo, -new aiexica . (20) M665 20x
Da aota.
INFORMATION OF TRIPP COUNTY
OPENING.
The registration for the Tripp county land,
comprising LOOO.uoO acres of fertile lands
will begin October 6 and continue until
the 17tn. This land Is even better than
the Rosebud, "Gregory county," which i
now selling ?or from H.Ou) to $l,tj ir
quarter.
itnd 60c for map. land laws, president's
proclamation and other Information. Buy
your ttckals to Dallas, the only R. r
town near the land. The Dallas Real
Estate Co., Dallas, S. D., one of Ilia old
est real estate firms In Tripp couniy.
tiO)-Al).'4 30
TRIPP COUNTY OPENING
Register at law off lei: of Burih & Buffing,
ton; most recent map of Tripp county
with government bulletin of information'
price )('cepts.;uBurch Buffington.'
Dallas, at. D. ao)-Mi- 24x
r " " ' '
PUBLIC LAND OPENING
liXOuo sores of rich Irrigated land. In the
Eden alley of southern Wyoming; per
j.etual water rinhts furnlsli.'d settlers
under Caruy act of oontfreei. The great
est opportunity ever offered cliU.ns of
the United Slate by the federal govern
ment ai.ii stale of Wyoming to own a
rich lrriaU-d farm. Cheap ra-.e excur-
luna. r or iuii particulars write
WANTED To buy for cash, eight-room
modern house west of 2rtth St. and south
of Karnam. Address B 175, care Bee.
(23) 550 17
WHEN writing to advertisers remember
It takes but an extra stroke or two of
the pen to mention the fact that you
saw tho ad In Tne Bea
WANTED TO RENT
YOUNG man wants furnished room and
board within walking distance. Address
B 178, caro Bee. 26)-$84 17x
WANTED Two rooms, furnished or un
furnished, both In connection; board If
possible; walking distance. Address A-200,
care Bee. (2tj)-M(J07 19x
STOVE REPAIRS
WE have In stock (no delay) repairs for
every make of furnace, steam or hot water
heater, water fronts.
. OMAHA STOVE REPAIR WORKS.
1206-08 Douglas St.
Telephones: Bell, Doug. W0; Ind., A3621.
S4
By using the various departments of The
Bee Want Ad Pages you get the best re
sults at the least expense.
29 1
BOSTON.
AB. R,
rsucH, o 3
Lord. 3b 4
PpeHker, cf 4
Gesnler, rf 3
Thoney, If 4
Wagner, ss " 4
Stahl. lb 3
Criger, c 3
Young, p 3
Totals.
.31
H. O. A. E.
0 3 0 0
0 10 0
3 3 10
2 3 2 0
16 3 0
1(00
0 3 0 0
0 0 3 0
0 2 0 0
7 27 9 0
H. O. A. E.
113 0
O0O0
2 0 0 0
0 0 0 0
0 10 0
0 2 7 0
1 1.1 1 0
0 7 10
2 0 10
8 24 13 "0
none out.
10 0 0 0 11
NATL. LEAGUE. I AM DR. LEAGUE,
v . W.I.Prt
rJ"w.Tnrk 4 .4: Detroit 71 M
Pittsburg ..S5 RJ .KiHU-levelsnd ....7 60 .MS
hi' go as ,12 .GUI I Chicago ?ti rd y,5
Philadelphia 73 W Mo St. Louis ....73 61 .M4
(Inclnnsti . . ,i'4 :i .4,1 , Phlludelphla MAM
Boston ......67 7 .41!VHoton 6 70 ,4M
Brooklyn ... .4 87 .BW, Washington 7! .4M
St. Louis ....44 W .32s; New York ...4189..IW
GAMLS TODAY.
National League Pittsburg at New York,
I Iricinnail at Host.m. Chicago at Philadel
phia. St. Louis at Brooklvn.
American Lengue W nslilngton at Chl
cngo. Philadelphia st PI. Louis, New York
at Detroit, Boston at Cleveland.
...13
JSTO
A.B.
... 4
... 5
... 6
... 3
... 4
... 4
... 0
... 4
... 3
... 0
eveianu 0 0 0 0
""7l"n 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0
iwo-nase nit: Hlnchman. Sacrifice hits:
ioi. fi. i. . ""n hase: La
jole. Hrst bane on balls: Off Joss. 1; off
Joung. 1 ift on bases: Cleveland "
Boston 6. Struck out: Bv Jos' , 4: by
Voung. 7. Time: 1:34. Umpire: Conno Iv.
Detpolt Wins from New York.
eT,,?1,! 8Pr,t- ".-Detroit rlnved a
ragged fielding game, but saved Itself from
f by, "J. hlttlnf- Donavan s pitching
and Crawford's hitting were about the only
haTh,'.ni? fPH,"'v" York had some
JSn m;,2nP ,hrW to ,he ",ate hy ""mp
rlirill gettlna awav on ri .
(,0,t - . Liutin.i ana
"V"" i"" u Ln" xnree runs that De
troit made In the third. Score:
Reulbnch, p
Totals ..,
Becker, rf ...
Moran. If
Browne, cf ..
Stem, lb
Graham, lb .,
Sweeney, 3b .
Bowernian, c
Smith, c
Hannlfan, ss
T ik key, p ....
Ferguson, p ,
Bates ........
Totals a;
Batted for Ferguson !
Chicago 1 0
Boston 0 0
iwo-baso hits: Zimmerman, Retilbach,
Sweeney. St-lnfeldt, Browne, Hamilian.
Hits: Off Tuckey In ono inning. 2; off
Ferguson in eight Innings. 8. Sacrifice
hits: et.m, Zimmerman. Stolen base: Hrnt.
t'lfan. Double plays: Zimmerman to Stein
feldt, Reulhach to Chanoo. Left on bases:
Chicago 7; Boston, 11. Flret base on balls:
Off luckey, 2; off Ferguson. 2; off Reul-
uacn. z Htruck out: By Tuckey, 1; by
Ki1l hanh 'J- .... 1.. ... n .. . ' .
-r ... ... ,,, , y reiKiinoii, &. lime:
L ntplres: Emslle and Rigler.
Cardinals Easy for filante.
NEW YORK. Sept. 17. - In a loosely
played game New York made It three
straight from St. Louis. McGinnlty wag
batted out of the box, but both of St
Louis pitchers wc,re wild and ineffective
and the locals had little trouble In scoring,
bcore:
0 2 2 3 0
4 10 27 n 1
N.
P.. H O. A. E.
0 1110
0 3 4 1 0
0 3 0 0 0
0 2 7 0 0
o O 2 2 0
0 2 2 B 0
0 0 2 0 0
0 0 1 1
113 4 0
0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 1 1
0 0 0 0 0
1 12 27 13 1
In ninth.
0 0 0 3 0 0 04
0 0 0 0 1 0 0-1
AUTRE! SLUGGER OF LEAGUE
Chick, Welch and King- Finish Season
in the .300 Class.
Davidson, I.lneolni !M
MattlrkS. Pueblo MO
ALL AVERAGES FOR THE LEAGUE
ly Right riayers Manage to Keep
Their llattlna; Above. Coveted
Mark Omaha Good at
Sacrificing.
1:40.
ST.
Mclnlyre, If ,
Schaefer, ss
Crawford, cf
Cobb, rf
Robs in nn lb
Schmidt, c
Klllifer, 3b ,
Downs, 2b ,
Donovan, p
DETROIT.
AB. R,
6
O.
2
0
s
1
7
11
0
2
2
Totals 34 7 11 27
NEW YORK.
. AB. R.
nicriveen. rr...
Conroy, 3b
cree, cf.
Hemphill. If...
Laporte, 2b....
Bioriarlty, lb..
Ball, ss
Klelnow. c...
Hogg, p
Manning, n....
ORourko ....
Totals
. 5
6
4
2
1
1
..39
H.
2
1
2
1
1
0
0
1
0
0
0
o.-
0
1
1
3
3
11
1
B
1
0
0
A.
0
3
0
0
1
0
0
3
2
A.
0
3
0
o
r
i
6
1
2
1
0
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Elisabeth Cameron to Johana L. W
Moppe. lot 11, block 21, Gate City
Park addition . $ 75
Margaret Dewltt to rame. lot 10,
block 2. Gate City Park addition.... 75
John Rush and wife to Luce 11a B
Mendenhall, lot 14, block 6, Riverside
addition
George Seletos to Samuel "Majic'use
lot 4. block 21. Rll.ill ariril.lAn O
Rachael Cameroe to Joseph Caraero'
"i iui ia, uiocK 7, I'atnck s 2d
addition . . . -
John C. Blouck to William A.' Trumbo,
lot 20, Luke & Templeton's ad
dition
Edwin F. Bralley. sherlffV'to Edward
1. neyuen, rot u, Dlock 22, Kountce
Place
Frank R. Vierllng and wife tn'Kmii
Rlx. lot 3, block , Shuira 2d ad-
Wllllam K. Potter, receiver V.f Omaha
"in irust company, to J.
C. Vlzzard, part sublot 4, tax lot
li. sec. 10-lt-l.t
John A. Crelhton Real' VinV"r,',i
rrust company to Irving H. Arev,
lot 1, blink 6, Crelghton's 1st addition
Meliora W. 1 alrchlld and '.'hiishnnVi
to F. Isaln.1 Pollard, lot 3, block 3,
Oak Hurst nark .-1
crli ItTr and wife to Annie r
Matthews, lot 18. hloek 1 u.,..i,..
& Hoyden's addition 2 S00
John J. Mlrten and wife to John '
j 1 in. .ri 01 101 4 ant lot 3, block
'w, ,mprovement- Association ad-
.j.B.i, ..minimi i.anK 10 Mis
souri Valley Land and Live Stock
company lots 6. 6, 7 and 8, block
l!"Mr. and other nrnnartv
James M. Robinson to P"d!.J.W
i.eavy, lot 1, A. H. Sander' addition
Saunders County National" bank" Yn
Ellen Rosten et al, lots B, 6 7 8
17. 18. 1 and 20, block . and' other
fiufjo.iy in muyne aualtlon.
Batted for Hogg In sixth
Eetro1' , 1 0 3 0 3
New York 0 0 3 0 0
Two-base hits: Crawford
8 24 IS
0 0
0 0
0 -7
1 0-4
2.800
1.650
1,000
.1,250
T.-; 1 1 1 . . -
' y.' ""Bi!. i in rive innings;
M..Mnnln' i1 ln three nn"B- Sacrifice
hits. ( onroy, Laporte. Stolen leases: Craw,
ford, Downs, McIIveen, Homphili. Double
play: Ball to Morlarlty to Conroy. iZtt on
ban; off r'r' 8; New. York' 12' Ba"- on
balls: Off Donovan, 2; off Hogg, 1; off
Manning, S. First base on errors- New
York, 6. Hit by pitched ball: By Hogg 7
;ruck "-t: Donovan, 7; by Hogg 2
Time: 2:07. Umpire: Evans. 8 '
..White Box Blank Senators.
?Hi,CAG0, .P1' "Chicago shut out
Washington, 6 to 0. here today. Opportune
hutlnp., bases on balls and errors were re
sponsible for the visitors' defeat. Street
was removed from the game for disputing
the umpire's decision. Score: ul'"B
CHICAGO.
AB. R.
2
Dougherty, If....
Jones, cf
Isbell, lb
Anderson, rf...,.
Davis, 2b
Parent, ss
Sullivan, c
L. Tannehlll, 3b..
White, p
Totals
. 5
,. 3
. 8
. 4
. 3
. 4
. 4
. 1
.29
H.
0
i
1
1
2
0
0
2
0
O.
0
0
10
0
3
6
2
1
0
A.
0
0
o
6
2
1
4
6
Same to Ellen Rosten et al iota" 4
6. 7, 15, 16, 17 and- 18, block 2, and
other prorertv In M vim n.lir.....
Augusta E. Crlssman to Mav K. Ru.l
sell, at, lot 91, Nelson's addition....
Total
1
2.000
$14,634
LEGAL NOTICES
SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
the office of the secretary of Board of
Education of the city of Hebron, Thayer
county, Nebraska, for the sale of $'0oo0
bonds of the school district of the city' of
Hebron, to be dated September 15, 11.08, and
to become due and puyable twenty years
after clute, all optlonul alter two years
These bonds will bear Interest not to ex
ceed i per cent per annum. Interna. n
ablu semi-annually, principal and interest
U,V Glol.; I.a-.d .;T;.';Smec"r ".aW1''- at W .gwoV in New
" Wt - OHNeb. ()-MI5 00r.knCuyleyr c-"u""ltAll Vdau."
com.nitu uy a ceruuea check on a Hebron
bank fur not less than 2 plT ct.t 0f ..."
bonds bid for. Bids will be received un
the hour of sale, which will bs , o'clm-k
p. in.. September 21. 1J, at ihB office of
CITY PROPERTY FOR 8ALE-3M, feet ex- funl'nled by certified check on a Hebron
lending from Broadway to Pierce street.'!'"'; , ,', ,,f , l"UI . V l'l'r tet of Hie
io uioauKsy anu js fierce street. Ad
dress J. R. Mason & Son, Wheatland.
"JO- ()-Mtio9 :'3x
Jdlaeellaaeoaa.
i
ra NEBRASKA-COLORADO LANDS.
100.000 acre, of western Nebr aska and east
ern Colorado improved and unimpiovej
lands at $S to Sis per acre; any also tract.
i.e crops- Write or come and see un
Globe Land and Investment Co., jl2 a.
18th St.. Omaha. (i))-i'7S
REAL ESTATE LOANS
LOANS on Improved . Omaha nroDertv
O ksefe B, E. Co.. IrJOl N. i. Lire Bldg.'
' , ' i2-)-.;
rrv PER CENT "
money to losat on
v Omaha business property.
THOMAS BKENNAN.
Booan 1 Near York Lite Bldg.
0)-271
WANTED Clly losns and warrants, w.
Karnaoa , SnuUt at Co.. 1--0 X-'amam St.
WANTED City loans.
raters. Trut Co,
U-2
PATNK. BOSTWICK A CO., N. Y. Life.
Private money, louo to $5,000. Low rate.
ta aa
MONEY TO BUILD, '
$800 to Jjou.ouO at current ratea.
W. H. THOMAS. 5uS first Nat. Bank Bldg.
, 121)-3U
SltfO TO $10,000 mad promptly. F. P. Wead.
Wead Bldg.. 18th and Farnam. (22 2x
VRIViTPI unKFT.Nn rirr i
GARVIN BROS.. Js04 FARNAM. I
yl LOW 13 T RATE Bsmls. Taxton Block.
, tr-ai
MONET TO JLOAN-Payne la vestment Co.
22-C!4
the secretary or the Hoard of Kdun,.n
in Hebron, Thayer county. The right is
reserved by the Board of Education to re
Ject any or all bl.ls. By order of thu Board
of Education. W. M. HILL, Secretary.
Slsdiit
OFFICE OF THE SIOUX CITY AND
WESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY
Omaha. Nebraska. August I. isik
To the Bio kholders:
Notice is l.ereby ivtn, that fjie annual
meeting cf the stockholders of 'its Sioux
City and Western Railwuy company ,u
be held at the office of the company in
South Sioux City. Nebraska, at ten do)
o'clock a. m.. on Thursday, October 15. lfcui
to elect directors for the ensuing year una
to act upon the question of selling the
rsilivad property and franchise of this com.
pany to the Chicago. Burlington et Uuincy
Railroad company, the ralircad and prop
erty aforesaid being now under lease to
said company, and for the transaction of
such other business as may legally com
before ih meeting.
By order of ihs Board of Director.
W. P. DURKEE.
Secretary.
A4d tol
WASHINGTON.
AB. R. H
rumonson, cr 4
Ganley, If.- 4
Unglaub, Sb 3
Delehanty, 2b 3
8 27 18
Clymer, rf..
Freeman, lb.,
McBride, ss..
Street, c
Kahoe, c
J. Tannehlll, 1
O.
1
0
1
1
1
18
0
1
1
0
A.
1
Shaw, cf
Charles, 2b ...
Osteen, 3b ....
Murray, rf ...
Konelchy, lb .
Murtiock, If ...
Morris, as ...
Moran, c
Raymond, p ..
Higginbotham,
Totals
NEW
Tenney, lb ...
Merkle, lb ...
Herxog, 2b ....
Bresnahan, c
Snodgrass ....
Needham, c ..
Donlln, rf ....
Brain, rf
Seymour, cf .
Devlin, 3b ....
McCnrmlck. If
Brldwell, ss ..
McGinnlty, p .
Barry
Taylor, p
Totals
LOUIS
AB.
.. 4
.. s
.. 4
.. 4
.. 3
.. 6
.. 4
.. 4
.. 2
.. 2
..37
YO
AB.
... 4
... 1
,.. 3
... 1
... 0
.. 1
.. 3
.. 1
... 6
.. 4
.. 4
.. 4
.. 1
0
.. 1
...33
R. H. O. A. E.
114 0 2
2 030
0 0 12 0
1 4 0 0 0
119 0 0
0 110 0
0 13 3 0
0 14 6 2
0 2(100
0 0 0 1 0
6 11 24 15 "1
RK.
R. H. O. A. E
1 8 0 0
0 16 0 0
2 2 0 4 0
114 0 0
1 0 0 0 0
0 0 2 1 1
1 1 1 1 0
0 10 0 0
01111
1 2 2 2 0
1110 1
114 4 1
0 0 0 3 0
0 I 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 12 0
10 14 27 18 "4
Chick Autrey. who leaves the Western
league to Join Cincinnati, quit his minor
league career at t lie head of the batting
list. He leads the league for the aeason
with nn average of .319. He beat out In
a pretty race for first honyrs with Big
Bill McDonough, the good-natured catcher
of Denver, who finished fourth. Of the
eight .300 miners, three are Omahans.
Autrey, Welch and King, four are Den
verlts and one a Des Moines man. Mat
ticks missed It by one point and a num
ber of others came nearly as close to It.
Omaha's team batting average for the
season, counting Flournoy and Dolan as
Omaha men, Is .263, but as they wer
only with the team In part of the laat
series at Sioux City the team's proper
average Is much lower than that. Belden
finished with a higher percentage than
he promised earlier In the season, .2,
and Jimmy Ausin came out with a record
of .266. But If Austin's record could be
dated from the time he switched to a
left-handed batter it would land him in
the .300 class.
Omaha did not close t he season aa high
up in base stealing as It seems it should,
especially when the number of rapid run
ners is considered. Of the sixteen lead
ing base runner of the league Austin,
who ranks second, is the onlj Omahan.
But of an equal number of sacrifice hit
ters Omaha has five, King, Austin, Bel
den, Autrey and Franck.
Total Avrraares.
Here are the averages for the league:
BATTING.
A.B. R, H
Belden. Ianver.
Iving. omsha
Belden, Omsha
Jours. Lincoln
Wesson, Lincoln
Spencer. Pueblo
Irwin, Denver
Murphy, Lincoln
Prltchctt, Lincoln
Starr. Sloiix CItv
Holmes Bloux City
Granville, Slrnix City
McDonald, IVs Molns...
Olmstesd. Denver
Flournoy, Omaha
Corhan. Pueblo
Hogrlever Pueblo
Kltipatrlrk. Dee Moines.
Corbett. Denver
Ftrrchner, Bloux City
Franck. Omaha
Fltsgerald. reblo
Hall, Omaha
Galgano, lnrehlo
Austin. Omaha
Nlehoff, Des Moines
Welch, Sioux City
Rhodes, Omaha
Bonno, Lincoln
Crum. Sioux City
Jackson, Denver
Owens, Pueblo
Kelly, Dea Moines
Nelson. Dp Moines
Cholvanard. De Molne.
miner, r'Urblo.
rs
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40
:.. .114
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... 14 17
... 11 0
... 1 24
... 7 88
... IH 41
... ?4 B72
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... SO 07
... 9
... 2! 80
... I1 145
... ?
... l!
... 7
... 292
... 81
... 7 67
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131
17
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8
87
MS
10
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16
45
i
13
67
M
218 39
99 9
117 11
837 M
88 11
n
61
6.1
80
4
7
S
ia
177
86
M
1
88
40
Klnne'ally, Denver!".'"""" 148
CANTIM.ONS
18
69 9
46 14
2.1 1H
.911
.W7
.K7
,H.r:
.932
.M2
.931
.P.T1
.9:1
.C9
,J8
.Pi2
.Ml'
.931
.919
.911
.918
.918
.914
.914
.18
.913
.911
9ir
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.90
.89?
.891
.887
.881
.879
.873
TO DEFY
232 8(1 .S67
TUB LAW
Autrey, Omalin 613 92 173
Cassady, Denver ,. 6-10 79 17
Belden, Denver &02 82 1B5
jvicL.onouh, Denver 803 47
Welch, Omaha M6 67
Bohiinnon. Denver 189 27
King. Omaha 6J6 95
Dwyer, Des Molnea 6W 70
Mattlcks. Pueblo 62 "fl
Patterson, Puebl 416 78
Dohin, Des Molnes-Omaha. . 350 43
Veleh, Sioux City 404 65 119
rox, Lincoln 546 94
93
IM
58
m
ll'.S
124
104
Batted for McGinnlty In fourth.
St. Louis 0 0 0 1 2 1 0 1-5
New olrk 0 0 1 2 3 4 0 0 -10
Two-base hit: Shaw. Home run: Mur
rS?' J1"?1 off Kuymond in four and one.
l 'Innings, 0; olf Higginbotham in three
fn f t.W7t,,'.rtls lmilns. : off McGinnlty
lfoUre1"nJ,n8''' 6; off Taylor In five In
nings 6. Sacrifice hits: Barry, Taylor,
HnnHr.y- T" .V"".'' Bresnahan, Don!
lln. Brain, Brldwell. First base on errors-
St LoV,i:,.k'1, -; v - HUl8i K L,'ft " h
bt. Louis, 10; New York, 7. First base on
,9,f,.Ravmo"'. off Higginbotham
mi uictinnny, 1; orf Taylor. 2 Struek
by,;raviorH4yTn,, i:uhy, H'gglnbothim?(lk
py tailor, 4. Passed balls: Moran N,.
nam, z wild pltchr Higginbotham.
2:lo. Umpire: O'Day.
Dodgers Defeat Reds.
Olmstead, Des Molner 68
ureen, iloux City Ifi(
Hogrlever, Pueblo 45S
Nelson. Dv Moines 87
Fllzpatrkk, Ih-k Moines 497 69
Holmes. Sioux City 44" 89
Jude, Lincoln 517 79
Flturnoy, D. Molnes-Omalia IVH) 76
Need.
Tim.
BROOK LYN. - Sert. TBrooklyn again
beine d.o i'1'?"8,'' t""' "'jernooi., tha scor"
M,'??!? 1 , M'.1" waB b',tt'd iuird- while
Mclnlyre held IiIh nt,nsi,i. .n .t, c.
uuiuau uraoe nis eleventh home run of
the S4ason. a t..r.lf am...w . - . , .
Hi.or..- ...uon m 1 .gill IieiU.
BrtOOKLYN.
AB.H.O. A.B.
19 2
0 5
0 0-0
Total 31 0 6 24
Chicago 1 0 0 0 2 1 1
Washington 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Two-base hit: Davis. Three-base hit:
Jones. Sacrifice hits: Anderson (2), White
Dougherty. Stolen bases: Anderson, Dcle
hanty. Doublo plays: Edmonson to Free
man to Unglaub, L. Tannehlll to Davis to
Isbell. Left on bases: Chicago, 9; Wash
ington, 6. First base 6n bulls: Off Tanne
hlll, 6; off White. 1. First base on errors:
Chicago, 1; Washington, 1. Hit by pitched
ball: Delehnnty. Struck out: By Tanne
hlll, 2; by White, 2. Time: 1:35. Umpire:
O'Loughlin and Egan.
Game Postponed.
At St. Loul St. Louis-Philadelphia game
was stopped at end of third inning by rain.
Neither team had scored.
GAMES IN the: national league
Pittsburg Wins from Philadelphia by
Scor of H to 1.
PHILADELPHIA. Sent. 17.-Pittshnr
won here today by the score of 8 to 1. Tim
game was a pitchers' battle between Moren
ana 1111s ior live innings, flttsburg get
ting only one hit. In the last four Innings
the visitors made thirteen hits, four being
made ln the sixth limine: and five in th
eighth. The home team escaped a shutout
In the sixth inning, a single by Knalie and
a double by Clements netting a run. Score:
PITTSBURG.
Thomas, cf..
Clarke, if
each. 3b
Wagner, as..
Abbey. 2b....
torke, lb....
Wilson, rf....
Gthson, c
Willis, p
AB.
.. 4
... 4
... 6
... 6
.. 3
... 6
... 4
... 4
... 4
...38
R.
1
1
1
2
1
1
0
1
0
H.
0
1
1
3
O
1
1
2
3
Totals 38 8 14
PHILADELPHIA.
AB. R. H.
4
OCEAN STEAMERS
CANADIAN PACIFIC
SHYIIIS X.OTB OF TIC ATXU.VTIO
Low rates; fat time; excellent service Ask
any tl-:kt a-rt for particulars or writs.
a n. HEsTjAMar. azsr-u at.
33 Bo. Clark bt. Chicago. Hi.
Advartlaa n
THE OMAHA DE E
Best t'n. West
Grant, ss
Knuhe. 2b
Titus, rf
Clement, If
Bransfltld. lb
Osborne, cf....
Courtney, Sb...
Dooin, c
Moren, p
Totals
Pittsburg
Philadelphia ....
Two-base hitf:
fice hit: Abbey.
Titus. Struck out:
liases: Pittsburg.
0. A. E.
4 0 0 I
1 0 0 I
1 00
2 3 0 !
2 4 0
13 b 0
5 1 0
0 0 0
0 2 0
17 10 "0
O. A. E.
2 1 0
1 1 0
3 0 0
2 0 0
10 1 0
5 0 0
1 6 0
2 2 0
1. 1 0
27 II "0
Burrh. cf 4
laimler. rf. .. 4
hummel, if. . 4
Jordan, lb. ... I
Alpfrmsn, 2b. 4
McMillan, is. 4
Pheehin, 3b.. 3
tuon, c t
Mclntyrts, p.. I
CINCINNATI.
AB.H.O A K.
OBsylsss, rf... 4 1 0
0 tiKran, 2b 4 0 1
0 0 Lobcrt, tt ... 4 1 1
1 0 Ilvseher. If. .. I 1 0
t CHoblftzel, lb. 4 I 14
1 eMnwrejr. 3b. . 4 1 1
0 0lTrt, cf... I 0 1
Osfchlcl, c t J $
lEwlng. p 3 0 0
31 I 24 16 0
0 0 2 '
10 0 02
Totals II 10 27 10 . 1 Totals....
Brooklyn 2 2 0 0 0
Cincinnati 0 0 10 0
io-oase nits: Jordan, Mclntyre. Home
run: Jordan. Sacrifice hits: Beadier. Jor
dan, Dunn. Stolen bases; Lobert (2), Pas
kfrti .KWwK- L,u",1' Ploys: Egan to Hoh
lltzel to Mowery, McMillan to Jordan. Left
on bases: Cincinnati, 6; Brooklyn, i. Bases
on balls: Off Mclntyre, 1. First base on
errors: Cincinnati, 1. Hit by pitched ball
By Mclntyre, 1. Struck out: By Mclntyre
6; by Ewlng, 5. Time: 1:35. Umpires1
Owen and Klem.
B 1-8
0 0-1
Sacrt-
33 1 7
....0 0 0 0 0 4 0
....0 0 0 0 0 1 0
Wagner, Clement.
btulen bases: Biansru.rt
By Moren. 2. Left on
PhilH.i..l.,l,i s
base or. halls: Off Willis. 1; off Moren 3
lime: l:i. L nipire: Johnstone.
t'hleaao Defeat Boston,
BOSTON. Sept. 17.-Chlcago took the de
Halve game, of the series from Boston to
day. 4 to 1. Reulra.-h was hatted hard
but was effective with men on bases and
received good support. Four hits and a
base on bulls off Ferguson In the sixth
Inning gave the visitor s th game. Score -CHICAGO.
AU. R
SEWARD WELCOMES ITS TEAM
ae unit tub Returns Champions
from Trl.
SEWARD. Neb.. Sept. 17.-(Speclal Tele
gram.) On the return of the ball team to
day the citizens turned out by hundreds to
welcome It home. They brought with them
the state championship and about every,
thing else In the ball line that was not
nailed down. On the arrival of the North,
western train charire of Hvn.miu ..,
exploded, making enough rrolse for an or
dinary Fourth of July celebration. The
Seward band headed the procession. K.Tt
came a two-seated carriage drn ...
beautiful coal black pair of horses, with
Mayor Merriam an.) (ir 7ln.n.... .
dent of the Commercial club, therein. The
teurn. with its manager. Frank Woods
occupied a carryall This had a banner
with the words, 'The Slate Champions."
fastened to it Bringing up the rear was
Henry Haves' ire, .....r. n- .1.
banner with the words; "All Henry Haves
Mas jert it is to be inferred that Hayes
lost all but his Ice wuuon. Mr li.vo. i
an arrow tipped helmet, drove the team to
tlie wagon. "
VAN ZAXDT t'OI l.nv'T aravr.
- - . .
Old Leaauer Kill, s.ir u k.- 1,
- - - - ' - . . r 1
t ailed Crooked.
WOKCKSTHI fUEJ c
fon--r?r .'"' ,''ui;;Ui,; ;:f"'ktf Van" Z.int. the
tori;r 8t Ih.uIs Nul'oral player, who
Played tait of the Season with the Albany
resin of the New York State I. auue. ir Im
kT -aa ''t'J- of the publication
ufv 1 -I.J,?' a stoiy of the dismissal
of an andt tnd live other players bv
Manager John Flaherty of the North
Adams (Mass.) team
The story told how' Van Zendt and the
other ..layers n.ade up a pool ud bit
f.MV81 -VU' which lo,t i n"
nlngti n. 3 to 0. Van Zu.idt Hayed under
.f n" ' Coy,"T' ,,ut Ul, eve III-
i.t.JVi .r,fl"lrlv investigate
.li.-ii iui- cuaia.s or rnrou .or t.
Miller. I'ueblo.
Weed, Sioux City
Clark, I'ueblo
Smith, Pueblo
Campbell. Sioux City....
Belden, Omaha
Granville, Sioux City...
Murnhy, Lincoln
Waldron, Denver
Irwin, Denver
Crum, Sioux City
Austin, Omaha
Davidson, Lincoln
Thomas, Lincoln
Corhan, Pueblo
Andreas, Sioux City
Zalusky, Denver..
Adams, Denver
Fisher, Omaha
Spencer. Pueblo
White, Denver
Henry, Lincoln
Boniar, Des Moines
Fitzgerald. Pueblo
Franck. Omaha
Kinneully, Denver
Prltchctt, Lincoln
Dexter, Des Moines
Shea, Sioux City
Nlehoff, Des Moines
McKay, Sioux City
Corbett, Denver
Hollenbeck. Omaha
LeBrand, Omaha
Gagnler, Llncolrj
Cholvanard. De Moines
Wltherup. Dies Moines...,
Furchner, Sioux City
Kelly. re Moines
Mitze,- Pueblo
Gondlng, Omaha
Hendrlx, Lincoln
Alderman. Sioux City...,
Zlnran. Lincoln
Starr. Sioux City
Ragan, Omaha ,
Sanders, Omaha
Heckirjger. Des Moines..
Galgano, Pueblo
Johnson, Lincoln
Jackson. Denver
Welgardt. Lincoln
Olmstead, Denver
Wenger. Lincoln
Jones. Lincoln
Hall, Omaha
Wasson, Lincoln
Freeman. Sioux City 94
McDonald, Ies Moin.s 19
Rhodes, Omaha .18
Blers.lorfer, Dos Moines 19
Bonno, Lincoln.. I llu
STOLEN BASES.
Spencer, Pueblo
Austin. Omaha
rox, Lincoln...
155
128
181
142
1X1
119
120
99
24
355 49
4S! 72
466 60 128
399 58
675 113
4h2 GA
604 61
V 13
678 91
366 43
38 7
61!7 70
554 67
520 81
461 50
468 71
389 44
9 18
294 66
621 92
42:1 50
2S0 ?9
172 16
1.14 18
486 65
4) 54
449 41
281 29
2X7 25
fv6 56
112 10
119 15
11 7
)V2 24
573 66
122 7
1.15
141
160
24
38
3S
11
82 3.1
84 9
Av.
.319
3i9
.307
tl
.ao:
.304
.302
.299
n.8
'.rn
2!T,
.293
.293
.28
.W5
.2-3
.282
.282
.180
2D
.27!!
.276
.276
.271
.2ft)
.2i
.268
29 .2ti
163 .25
97 .26
11) .263
135 .256
lflo
6 17
62 76
86 129
6 19
140
121
146
140
99
135
Will Tmi Power of Commleelon by
Playing- with Outlaw.
Player Of til Af 1 1 n aVa tl- 1 1 a Im.sLai.
i. ! ?. t,am..plan ,0 court th llllpas
in t?: 1 ",,,,lJ'n"1 commlsslonr, nccordlng
to the official bulletin of the local seml-
i. ZhL IT 'hlch Includes In
Its schedule for next Saturday and Sunday
l.hnnt.T' t"" 'Mlnncnrrills" and 1 Ca I -1
that Htv"" urel at tho latter' park
Jimmy Callahan's team being on the
Ineligible list In, the records of the con
ITJS ? .n ho Mlnneanoll. playew. who take
part In those games will disregard the
notice promulgated last spring to the f.vl-
irr'HSn" Bgreement play-
!L .W'i' be Permitted to play with or
Ifble Players"' C'UbS n,rborln ln'll
Arpareritly "it Is the Intention of Man.,
nger Callahan and the owners of the
Minneapoll club. Joseph Bnd M.
Csntlllon to test the ability of
the commission to enforce Its ruling In this
:!""y IU. whk-h the Mlnne"
oils magnates regard the national com-
M""IUI1' unaer whose protection 1t has
Nn?P7Rlinn b,",K w"' knon I" basl
ban circles. The outcome will be Interest-
HAHDWARK MEN BEAT HUSTLERS
Lee-Glass-A ndressrn Team Snccessful
!' Score of S to O.
.i,T'TiI'P.?"a,a."""AJ1,?r''",,'n" "P"1 'ven wllh
the Hustler In their series, capturing the
second game Wednesday by a score of 8 to
rn,.HJ?rsen. WasJ,n.,Koor form I" " opening
rounds, while William was a mystery t"
the Hustlers, who secured but one hit. The
Hustler played listless boll and were un
able to olve Williams' delivery. Score:
L.-0.-A. Hl'Srl.ERg.
ah.h.o.a.e. in h n rt
Caiy, If 4
urixirorfl, 2b. 6
Henry, rf.
Wllllama, p..
r. ciair. lb..
Faber, as
Bunnell, cf..,
Atkins, Sb...
B. Clair, c...
1
1 1
0
I a
i
t o
0 0
t 1
0 IS
0 9nrandon, cf.. 4
1 Dsrhnelder, lb, I
0 tlHottr. 2b 4
v w Petersen, If.
0 DOoff. aa
1 (.('rnft, rf....
0 OKarrr. c
3 OWoolan, lb..
t OHanaen, p...
0 1
0 3
1
0 0
0 1
0 0
0 11
0 t
1 2
.256
.2,i
.268
2T4i
X
.262
72 .21R
1.1 .248
105
67
41
111
Ml
31
.241
.2.11"
.m
.21
2: s
9!) .22o
61 .217
!7
14
30
28
3
64
19
2
25
21
40
118"
25
27
28
31
55
87
7
109
lo5
97
128
115
l'i2
117
101
64
113
72
46
59
16
19
18
16
20
17
16
17
.215
.215
.214
.21"
.20.
.208
.2i
.20fi
.2I
.199
194
1V4
.193
.1M
.182
.180
,)T8
.174
.171
.185
.156
.148
.117
14
Totala It it fa n
L.-G.-A. n n n o 9 a a o
Hustlers o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0
Two-base hits: William (2). C. Clair
wm?"1 .hl: Pdford. Struck o.itT By
W,V f.li lb: oy.nsen, 10. Base on balls;
Williams. 6; off Hansen, 2. I mplre:
Whlttaker.
EIGHT CONTESTS Foil HONORS
15 .144
9 .1(1
JPatterson, Pueblo..
T Holl
131
.118
H)
.KM
.1(5
.H6
.106
.Hfl
. 75
. 62
. 62
. 50
. 47
. 46
. 41
. 37
. 36
. SO
. 3B
. 31
. 81
. SO
. 3d
'js
e game
were title, aid released all six pUv.-r"
I .'rf"1. ,,tcal1"' despondent, bellevln
fl.e publication of the alleged .rookednesi
wha, went undenled. had ended his has
lmes. Sioux CItv
AiatttckB, J'ueblo
Andreas. Sioux City
Campbell, Sioux City
Davidson, Llnc. ln
Hogrlever. Pueblo
Clark. Pueblo
Cassady. Denver
Henry, Lincoln
Belden. Denver
Flourr.ey, Omaha
Thomas. IJncoln
No other player has to exceed twenty
nine. SACRIFICE HITS.
Belden, Lenver (8
Gagnler, Lincoln in
Thomas, Lincoln s
Davidson, Lincoln 30
King. Omaha :'i
Austin, Omaha 27
Belden, Omaha 20
Andreas, Sioux City jr
Cassady, Denver 25
Fox, Lincolrj 24
Chirk, I'ueblo 2
Kliineally, Denver
Granville. Moux City 21
Corhan, Pueblo 21
Autrey, Omuha 2o
Franck. Omaha yi
All other players have less limn twenlv.
Team Baiting Denver, .26.'; Pueblo, .Si7;
Omaha. Sioux City, .lii, Des Moines.
.246; Lincoln. .2:)i).
Team Fielding Lincoln, .969; Sioux City,
.9".5; oinnli. .951- D. s Moines. .915; Pueblo
.9ii; Denver. .941.
Stol.-n B:im.'S--i ueblo. 321; Houx City. 20
Omuha, 7; Llncclr., 123; Des Moines, 2';
Denver. lhT.
Sacrifice lilts Lincoln, 2o6; Denver
Omnh-i, 18u; Sioux City, 176; pueblo,' 174;
Des Moines,
FIELDING.
PO. A.
Alderman, Sioux City 3 12
Pi. 1 sdorfer, Des Molner.
White, Denver...
Amatur Golf Tournament Now Battle
of Masters.
GARDEN CITY. L. I., Sept. 17. -With the
big field of contestant which started ln the
amateur golf championship narrowed down
until only eight men survive, the play to
day had resolved itself into a struggle be
tween the master of the game. The four
winner today will fight It out tomorrow,
until only two remain, and the last sur
vivors will meet on Saturday for the cham
pionship. Particular interest waa given to
the contest of today because of the fact
that Thoma S. Sherman of Utlca. on of
the republican candidate for the vice presi
dency, was to meet the veteran former
champion, Walter J. Travis. Travis had to
play a pretty stiff game yesterday to qual
ify, but his cool steadiness stood him ln
good stead and enabled him to win out
nfter five extra holes had been played. At
the end, however, the veteran declared that
the strain of the match had completely
worn mm out. "I'm all In," said Travis,
as he tolled back to the clubhouse after
the conclusion of the long game.
"Whoever meets me next will win and I
don't care much."
"Foxy grandpa," commented young Sher
man, who had overheard the remark and
who knew that he was to match hi skill
against that of the veteran today, "But
he doesn't persuade me that the match la
a snap."
Practically every man remaining In the
tournament at this stage already ha made
hi mark on the links. In addition to
Travl and Sherman the player today are
Jerome D. Traver of Montclalr, N. J., who
will meet W. C. Fowne. Jr., of Plttburg;
Max H. Behr of Morristown. N. J., who
will meet Thomas M. Claflln of Weston,
Mass., and Eben M. Bycrs of Pittsburg,
who meets Fred Herreshorf of Manches
ter, Vt.
JHZl IX.tWn Play"" U" th Alldrugghrt.
. . " sr.. c ..i.e.. was rriumeu yester
day. Nine of them were young golfers,
while the other seven Included the present
champion, Jerome D. Traver of Montclalr,
N. J., and two former champions, Walter
national title two year go at Englewnod,
N. J., was 1 down at the end of the first
half of the match, John M. Ward of base
hall fame, who I entered from th. We.
brook (L, I.) club, leading him nt the home
green. Bycrs made a hard fight in Ihe
afternoon nd after squaring the match on
th home hole went four further, raoh
holetng out In four three times, but the
Pittsburg nian took the fourth In six,
winning th. match and the tight to play
Fred Herreshoff In th third round today.
Traver, the title holder, won handily
from Kenneth Edwards, a fine young
player from Chicago.
Another young player. Thomas XI. Claflln
of Weston. Mass., .orcd a victory, healing
his opponent, Archie M. Reld of St. An
drew, by t up and 8 to play.
W. C. Fownes, jr., of Pittsburg easily
took the measure of another Chicago boy,
when he defeated Albert Scckle by 6 up and
S to play.
Thomas S. Sherman of Utlca, a son of the
republican candidate for the vice presl
dency, beat C. 11 Van Vleck of Montclalr,
a Yale graduate, by up and 4 to play.
Fred Herreshoff, who Is entered from
Manchester, Vt.. had an easy match with
W. P. Smith of Philadelphia, winning by
12 up and 10 to play.
The pair lartd off in the following
ordort
Behr and Claflln.
Traver and Fowne.
Sherman and Travis.
Herreshoof and Bycrs.
In the Travis-Sherman match, Trnvl
wa 1 up at the fifth hole.
Following are the result of yesterday'
matches second round, thirty-six hole
match piny:
Jerome D. Traver, Montclalr, N. J., beat
Kenneth Edwards, Chicago, 9 up and 8 to
play.
H. C. Fownes, jr.,.-Pittsburg, beat Albert
Seckle, Chicago, 6 up and 5 to piny.
Walter J. Travis, Garden City, beat H. H.
Wilder, Lowell, Mass., .1 up tforty-ona
holes).
Fred Herreshoff,' Manchester, Vt., beat
W. P. Smith, Philadelphia. 13 up and 10
to play.
Eben M. Byers. Pittsburg, beat, John M.
Ward, West brook, 1 up (forty holes). .
Max H. Behr, Morristown. N. J., beat P,
J. Whitney, Nassau, 3 tip and 2 to play.
Thomas M. Claflln, Weston, Mass., boat
Archie M. Reld, St, Andrews, N. Y., 9 up
and 8 to play.
Thomas 8. Sherman, Utlca, beat C. E.
Van Vlcck, Montclalr, 6 up and 4 to play.
Afternoon Score.
The afternoon cards of the Herreschoff.
Byer match follow:
Herrechoff
Gut 4 3 6 4 4 6 4 4 417
I" 4-41
Byers
Out 4 4 6 5 6 4 S 4-42
In 618
Total for 28 holes: Herreschoff, 126: By
ers, 133.
Those of Traver and Fowne were:
Travers
f'ut , 4 3 4 6 S 5 4 4-.18
In 4 6 4 6-18-56
Fowne
Out 7 3 4 6 4 5 5 3 512
In 4 a, 4 ji 21 63
Total for 31 holes: Travers, 138; Fownes,
Tlie Behr-Claflln match resulted:
Behr
yul 4 6 S 4 6 6 6 4-45
e.ari.'n-4 5 4 t 4 4 4 5-34-7!
"t 6 3 4 5 4 6 6 6 6-41
in ...6. 6 4 ,6 ft- 6 4 6 ; 80
Total for 35 holes: Behr. 163; Cla?lin, 165.
Fnlr and II aces at Corning.
CORNING, la., Sept. 17. (Special.)-Yesterday
was a record-breaker for the Adams
county fair, the receipts being $1,7U. The
races attracted a large attendance. The
2:20 trot, with four entries, was taken by
Colonel Axione, belonging to J. E. Wallace
of Weldon, In three straight heat. Time.
2:14V 2:18, 2:16. Purse, $400. Th. 2:20
pace, for 41X, was won by Shady O'Nell. S.
J. McKenney. O'Nell, Neb. Time, 2:1144,
2:20", 2:194. Everything that would attract
and please seems to have been provided by
the management and everyone la pleased.
Balloon ascensions are a feature of each
day's program.
Huskies Take Up Tennla. .
IOWA CITY, la.. Sept. 17-(Specal.)-To
harden their muscle and avoid all possible
violations of the conference rules, Coach
Mark Catlln has Inaugurated the game of
tennis among the foot ball men. Every
afternoon the husky linemen may be seen
working out back of the gym on tho tennis
courts. Captain Kirk, all-western half, is
an adnrt at the game. Coach Mark Catlln,
Assistant Coach Griffith and Trainer
O Brlen all played the game yesterday.
Official practice starts Monday. Nlnetv
f..ur complete outfits are In readiness for
the men.
Racing at Marahnlltown.
MARSHALLTOWN. I., Sept. 17.-(Sp-clal
Telegram.) Red Milda, owned bv Wel
oay & Spurl Ms.juoketa. won tlie 2:.10
pace, purse $500, from a field of four. In
straight heats. Best time: 2:14V.
Callle. owned by Charles Hardle. Mason
City, won the 2:30 trot In straight heats.
r''ni a field of six starter. Best time:
2:2jV4.
Record for TiTO-Year-Old.
NASHVILLE, Tenn., Sept. 17. Ben
W'hltehead drove the 2-year-old trotter Al
Stanley a mile against tlrpe In 2:19 late yes
terday. This Is said to be a new world
rec.oid for a 2-year-old trotter on a half,
mile track.
Healthy kidney filter tne Impurltle from
the blood, and unless they do thi. good
health 1 Impossible. Foley's kidney cur
makes sound kidneys and will positively
cur all form of kidney and bladder dis
ease. It strerthen th whole system.
Mlsa nation Still 4 haruploa.
DEL MONTE. Ca!.. Sept. 17.-MIss May
Sutton of Pasadena. Ctrl., today success
fully defended the tennis championship by
J. Travl. of the home Cub and Eben M. c.flcoat cbam in' twoVht .ftV
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Get a HI Lead In Ihe Openln innlag
and Clinch II In Mutu.
MITCHELL, U. 1., Sept. 17.-(Specia! Tel-egini.)-lhe
barnstorming base ball as
Hayed by Sioux City and Omai.a is not a
particularly exciting game and it w.'s lull?
demons, rated here today between the two
teams. Sioux City winning b,
6 to 4. I hero was no ging. r In eilher team
strong
which might be accounted for hv ih
wind from the south, affecting pitching
McKay and, Vance were in tlie points foi
mi- o.u.. anu naKjn a,i i-Hraiid were
up for Omaha. The Sioux mixed it up in
the first inning and had three runs to the
good on clear hitting. Omaha got two in
the third liming, but there was nothing
doing until the ninth, when Omaha worked
Ihe squeeze play and forced in the tying
score. Sioux City broke the tie in the last
half of Ihe ninth wh.-n Granville laid
two-bagger over second and came home
when Welch repeated the performance
Rcallln umpired the game. There mere over
LOW people present, but llttl. n,h,
I aa exhibited,
Dexter, Des Moines
Thomas. Lincoln
Dwy.-r, Des Moines
Weed, Sioux Clly
Shea, Sioux City
Autiey, Omaha
Itohannon, Denver
Zir.ran, IJncoln
Smith, P'lcblo
H.K-klnger, Des Molnea
Winger, Lincoln
Gonding, Omaha
Saiid.is. Omaha ,
l-'ix, Lincoln
Weigar.it, IJncoln
1-eHiaml. Omaha
Rngan, Omaha
Campbell. Sioux City
Henry, Lincoln
Clark, Pueblo
Mllle. pueblo
Zalusky, Denver
Git-en, Sioux City
Patterson, Pueblo
Jude, Lincoln
Welch, Omaha
Johrson, Lincoln
Cassady, Denver
Hollenbeck. Omaha
Wcldrnn, Ienver
H.-ndrix, Lincoln
Adams, Denver
Dolan, Omaha
McKay, Sioux City
Fisher, Omaha
Freeman, Sioux City
Andreas, Sioux City
Olmstead. Des M.-ines
Boniar, Des Moines
Gagnler, IJncoln
M. lH.nough, Ienver
Wltherup, Des Moines
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Byers of Pittsburg. These three, with H
II. Wilder, a young and promising player
from Lowell, Mass., have to be accredited
with wonderful effort ln playing the game
for more than the allotted thirty-six hole
at match play. In the morning round
Travis, the veteran, who has won the Inter
national as well a national honors, was 4
down to Wilder, but ln the afternoon half
of the match he was all square on the home
hole and by steady work the veteran out
played the young aspirant with a win on
the forty-first hole.
Eben M. Byer of Pittsburg, mho won the
by the high scores of 6-3, 6-2.
Ferrfol Manuhler
of deadly microbes occur when throat
and lung disease are treated with Dr.
Klr.g' New Discovery. 60c and flfl". For
sale by Berton Drug Co.
Johnson to Klght Barn.
SYDNEY, N. S. W.. Sept. 17.-Jack John
son, tho American colored pugilist has
signed articles for a fight with Tommy
Burns, the American champion, the fight
to take place In this Hty In December and
to be for the championship of the world
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