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THE OMAHA SUNDAY 1IKE: JULY 11, 11KV . .-w j H 1 i aa aanoL ap"i' i imJ Mm mwuiiiimwmhhI MaaB. A. ipeclal notloe to participants, which. In rt. nttn "Thar hM been some glffleattr In mak- Ins arrangements with tb Pullraaa peo ple, but through the efforts of B. C. Doit' Id, eotnmleetoner of the Central Passenger association, we hav beeew eueeeseful la completing what prainlaaa to b very sat isfactory arrangements. For tha ten and ona-half days tha contra tan ta will rely on tha Pullman eorvloe, there will fee a charfe par day of 1746 far each parson, making a. total of 7f.8 for each peraon for tha entire number of day. Thla charge In oludaa breakfast, lunch, dinner and lodg ing. Quite naturally. It waa neoaesarv for ua In oompletlng thaae arrangements, to agree to pay the Pullman company the entire amount prior te the start, aa they muat complete their negotiations for tba entire trip, and we would ask that you forward ua ft eheck for $71 .31 for each per on assigned to your rartoua cars." This price, It la estimated, is not more than it usually has aost tha tourtsts par day, all told, - when they stepped at the big hotels. The Poneha train hotel, where Chairman Hower has beea since frrlday, July I, la the headquarters at Detroit New CendlMea PrevaJi. It Is notable that the conditions for the 190t tour are wholly different from those of former years. For the first time the Oildden trophy Is tip as a prise for an" In dividual, to be held by him for one year. It will no longer go to a club nor be coro peted for by teams. In order to permit of this and of the Inoreased distance. It was necessary that tha deed of gift be altered and this was dons with the consent of the donor, Charles J. OUdden, who will be on the tour. Beetdes tha Oildden trophy there, ara two others, eaoh of which be oomes the permanent poaseaslon of its winner this year. First of these Is the Hewer trophy for runabouta, donated by r. B. Uowar, chairman of the A. A. A. contact board and manager of the tour; this wlU be the third Hower trophy to be awarded. Tha other prise is a new one offered under unusual clroumstanoea. It Is a trophy for tba miniature tonneau oar making the beet score and la known aa tha Detroit cup. In appreciation of the honor of having the tour start front their olty, the ma rubers of the Detroit Board of Commerce agreed to donate a trophy to.be competed for by miniature tonneau a ara The mayor and common council of the city got ahead of the merchant, however, and for the first time an record an appropria tion from the city treasury was vated for a trophy, without the matter being referred to a committee. The common council voted for tHe prise and a committee headed by Mayor Breltmeyer was appointed to make the purchase. Tha mayor found the urn Insufficient and added pat from his private purse. The rules for IK are mere strict than any former sat and ear will be penalised In fractional marks tor any work done on them. All the extra parts and tools car ried will be listed, an observer wlU ride on eaoh ear and there will be an inspection of the part and tools at the finish and perhaps daring the tour. The system of penalisation has been admirably worked out by tenths of a -point, as te make it reasonably ocrtaln that a winner will be evolved, and yet no ear be heavily penal ised for repairs that are trivial aad ulte rdlnary. The cars will be divided into rive classes this year, as follows: , Class A Cars Hated at ,78l aad upward. Class B Cars listed at II, 461 to ISWM in clusive. Class C Cars listed at 11,761 te P.4M In clusive. . Class D-Cars listed at . to W.TM in clusive.' i Class D-Cars listed at IPW and under.- Cars competing for the Oildden trophy muat consist of a regular touring chassis. mounted by a full touring body and carry- lng four passenger or equivalent ballast For the Hower trophy any regular stock Chassis, mounted by a runabout body car rying at least two persona, may compete Any stock chassis mounted by a miniature tonneau and oarrylng four persons or the equivalent ballast may compete for the Detroit cup. Bach class of entrants will have different running- schedules, but the penalties wUl be the same (or all. Partial Betsy Lest. Following is the entry list with official numbers, as it stood oa July t the driver's name being given after that of the car. In such oases as the name was furnished with the entry. For the Oildden trophy: V Premier, Webb Jay; I, Premier; t, Chalmers-Detroit, William Belger; 4, Har mon, H. C. Marmon; I, Marmon, Frank R. Wing; . B-M-F; T. B-M-Fj t, K-M-F, 1. Maxwell. W. F. Smith; 1. Jewel. C. P. Bernharti U. Pleree Arrow, F. S. Dev; U, Pierce Arrow, W, Winchester 14, Olide. A. T. Bartholomew: li, Thomas, Q. Jr. Pries: It, Midland, X. O. Hayes; IT. Btod-dard-Dayton; U, 8toddard-Dayte; It. White. ( - For the Hower trophy r 100. Moltne; 1U, Mollne; 1M, Mellne; 101, Brush; 104, Brush; 106, Chalmere-Detrolt, J.. Machesky; 144, HuRmobUs, f. fitlne man; W7, Maxwell, W. F. Smith; 10S, Pleroe Arrow, J. ft. Williams; let, pierce Arrow, O. Bohefieid; 110, Main tyre, F. Goodwin: 1U Stoddard-Dayten; 111, Jewel, Jaok ehlrap; lie. Mason; lit, Lexington, J. C. Moor; 114, atoddard-Daytoa. For the Detroit ' trophy: - . St American' Simplex; St. Chalmers-Detroit; U, Premier, H. O. Smith. . Nonoentestaats i , T. Jtapld Truck; Tt, automobile and Motor Age oar, Oeorge Schuster; 77. Dia mond Rubber company; 78, B. F. Goodrich company; Tb, prose ear; It, Maxwell, press oar. Official cars; M, Acme, secretary and starter's car; 17. K-M-F, pilot; S4, B-M-F. pilot; M. Premier, Bay MoNamara. chairman's oar. The numbers given are subject to hanges, as some entrants have intimated a desire to contest for some other trophy thaa they first elected and as shewn la the list AUTO RACES AT SFBIXGFUXD Cfaevrelet lmU KlftyHlle Clremlae- Tvoek Wee-tel'a Rerd. SPRINQFIKLD, Hi., July MIa the automobile races at the Illinois slat fair grounds today Uswls Strang, driving Louis Chevrolet's Bulck. brake the fifty-mile cir cular track world's record of 11:46, made by himself at Columbus, O. Tho new mark set today was U 4S. The fastest mil was made la 1:0L . In the five-mile raee between Strang and Chevrolet, the latter won la 1:11. the beat mile being 1:04. AUTOMOBILES IN BIO TAEADE Taae Msskisss Baa la Reaer of Ollddea Tear tjoateetaate. DBTItOIT, July 10. -As automobile pa rade, ta largest over held la the history of the city, was the feature today la the preliminaries to the Oliddea autemoblla' reliability run. which starts from here e&wdejr for Denver. More than Lou ota- chinas of every sort, beautifully deco rated, ware entered. . The officers and directors of the Ameri can Automobile association held an execu tive session this afternoon. PIRATES WIN ANOTHER CAME (Continued from First Page.) HoblUMl, 1 4 lit Unmii, lb.. 1 9 10 Lalwrt. ...! I I Kukim, rl...l MM MobMn. a... 4 14 4 I MaMillaa. ss. I t 1 I 4 Trmtr. m.. 4 1 I ( 4 Srrtvn, a.... I t I 1 4 rrssiiBS, a... 4 111 aWllhslB, p... I 4144 Tatali N 14 IT II TaUls SJ 1 Tl U 1 Cincinnati 1 I I M I I H Brooklyn 0 0 0 0 0-0 Two basa Mti: RaechM-. Hnhlltul in. txibart. Hacrifioe hlu: Lobert, Facrtfioe riy: mclhh. Stolen baaaa: Egan, Mit chell. Double Dlavs: McMillan to Alnar- man. Wllbelm to Dargen to Hummoll. Left on naaaa: Brooklyn, 4; Cincinnati, 8. Baaea on balls: Off From me, I; off Wil li elm, 4. Struck out: y From me, 8; by Wllhelm, 4. Time: 1:88, Umpire: Klem. Score second game: CINOINIIATI. SltOOKLTH. U O A B. P.H.O.A.B. urbsr, It... 4 1 7 4 4 Surth. sr.... 4 I Oak, l 4 1 4 4 ICIsmmt, If... 4 I I I 4 Kssa. Ik I 1 1 1 I Homai.ll, lh 4 I i 4 Mltrhtll. H..4 I I 4 Alpsrmsn, tk 4 4 4 4 1 RoMttMl, lk I 1 4 4 Inrxn, lb... 4 111 Lcksrt, Ik... I 4 I CjarSsa, lb.... f 111 TLSH, ... V T 1 S SrMIM,!), ss. s a i i t Downtr. as.. I 1 I I i turitisii, a.. I 1 tl 1 I OaiBsr. p.... I 4 4 1 4 Racksr, p..., A 4 4 i 4 Totals II T 17 I 4 Totals II l 17 l l Cincinnati 0 0 0 0 0 0 11 01 Brooklyn , 0 0010000 0-1 Sacrifice hits: Egan, Hoblltsel. Oarpar. Stolen base: Mitchell. Left on bases: Brooklyn, 6; Cincinnati, 8. Bases on belle: Off Oasper, 1. Struck out: By Kucker, t; by Oanper, 4. Time: 1:80. Umpire I Klem. CUBS BEAT FKHJIE3 BADLY rsasl Ball All Over Lot, Resrardlensa f Pitchers. PHILADELPHIA, July M.-Chlcago drove the ball all over the lot today. The visitors batted MeQulllln off the rubber la four Innings and kept up the fusillade on Brown, defeating Philadelphia 10 to 1 Boors: OHIOAOO. PHtbaDBiJltA. B.H.O.A.a. a.M.O.A.B. rs, Ik I I 1 4 Oorsnt, Ik 1114 .ckart. It. 4 I 1 J Ksske, Ik..,. 4 0 8 4 1 ftsnlsy. If... 0 0 0 I 4 Titus, rt 4 114 4 Sokalts, rf... 4 110 4 Mism, 1( 4 1114 Chanes, lk... 4 111 1 I Pr"nrf1ia. lb I 4 11 4 0 fttslnfsiat, Ik I 1 I 1 I OitMrns. ef... 4 I 4 I Borrau. ef... 4 1 4 4 0 Doolm, as.... 4 1114 Tinker, ss... 4 10 1 I Mutsll, 14 14 Aroher. I 1 I 0 4 HcQulllln. p. 4 0 4 1 4 Bl-koUism, Mill 4 Brows, p.... I 4414 Wsr4 1 4 4 4 0 Totals 4 II 27 17 I . Totsls H I 17 IT 1 Batted for Brown in the ninth. . Philadelphia 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 4-1 Chicago 1. 0001011 0-10 Two-base hits: Martell. Doolan. Kvers. Chance (1), Tinker. Home run: Sheokard. Hits: Off MeQulllln, I in four Innings; off Brown, I In five Innings. Saortflce hits: MoQulllln, Sheokard. Stolen bases: Steln feldt (8), Tinker, Chance. Double plays: Knabs to Doolan to Bransfleld, Bvers to Chance. Left on bases: Philadelphia, 0; Chicago, 10. First base on balls: Off Mo Qulllln. 1; off Brown, 8. First baae on errors: Philadelphia. 8; Chloago, 1. Hit with pitched ball: Bransfleld. Struck out; By MeQulllln, 8; by Hlgglnbotham, 8; by Brown. L Wild pitch: Brown. Time: 1:45. Umpires: Rlgler and Johnstone. ST. LOUIS SHUTS OUT BOSTON Lmah Pitches Flae Game aad L.oee.1 . Pitchers Kail Dows. BOSTON, July 10.-Flne pitching by Lush enabled Bt Louis to win from Boston, 0 to 0. today, tho locals making but three soetteredi hits. Errors and poor, pitching allowed the visitors most of their runs. Score: ST. LOUIS. BOSTON. HO. A. Bit. O.A.I, rrea, Ik...'. I 44 4 Bseksr, rf.... I 1141 f Ilia If 4 I I 0 I llarr. Ik 1111 Kelp, s I 1 4 Tbsmsa If .. 4 4 4 4 Kossukr. Ik. I 4-11 4 iMumonL of. i i a a fcvsss, rf 4 4 4 4 4 Sweossr, lb.. 4 14 14 polsksnly, ef I 8 I 0 I Stan Hulrwiu. aa. 4 1111 Cefd a a ststa. lk a u I 4 I 1 Cf(y. ss.... 1141 Cberles, IU...1 1 4 I Orahest, a.. .114 4 Orshssv a.... I 1 0 .444 rerfusan, p.. 4 4 0 4 4 Tuck . .... I a ss, p Totsls. a I IT 11 1 Men, p. 14 0 11 Totals m I 17 IT 4 St Louis I 1 0 1 0 0 8 0 0-4 Boston 0 i 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 Two bass hits: Ellis, Dalehanty. Beau mont Stolen bases: Byrne, Charles. Left on bases: St. Louis, 10; Boston,' I Bases on balls: Off Luah, 4; off Fergu son. 1; off Tucksy, (. Hit with pitched ball: By ' Ferguson. KoDetchy. Struck out: By Luah, 8, Time: lM Umpire: Kane. OMAHAMAKES FODR STRAICBl (Continued from First Page.) Qegnler, ss Davidson, cf.... Judge, If........ Sullivan, e MoCafferty, p.. 0 0 6 0 0 8 0 1 0 8 0 0 0 18 0 1 9 87 17 . "t H. O. A. E. 8 8 0 0 18 0 0 8 110 1 U 0 0 18 10 8 4 0 0 4 14 0 1 t 0 0 10 10 18 87 1 t 0 0 0 0 0-1 0 1 0 8 1-8 Totals. o 1 DENVER. Cassldy, rf.... Jones, cf 6 tankard, 8b.. Lindsay, lb... Maag. lb...... Beldep. if Hartman, ss.. Clarlne, o Wesson, p.... Totals 88 Lincoln ...1 0 Denver 4) Two-baae hit: Horrlavor Laft on hu Lincoln, 4: Denver, 11 Stolen baaaa: Fox, Caaaldy, Stankard. Llndaay ill, Beiden (1), Hartman (2). Sacrifice hit: Maag. Baaaa on balla: Off McCaf forty. 8; off Waaaon, 1 Hit with pitched ball: By McCafferty, 8 Struck out: By MoCafferty, I; by Wesson, L Time; 8:06. Umpire: riaakelL . Wichita tee liilsy. With Topeka disposed of handsomely th Wichita bunch will atart on a five-game series with a . double header Sunday, the flret game called for I o'clook. Pa Hours aay h has been auoceasful with hla left hand pitchers aaalnat Topeka and will try his two right-handers, Lower and Kaaley, Sunday against Wichita. Omaha has a cnanoe te move into second place it the sartae from- Wichita Is won and every effort will be made to nail the place. The team baa practically recovered from the Injurlee of the western trip, with the ex ception of Seh'pke, who la still Buffering from rneumatlam and he la improving. Monday will be ladies' day. Ths line-up: -Omaha. .' Wichita. Kane First Base Oreea Pondry Second Base Cole Bchlpke... Third Base Westergtl Franck Shortstop , Hughe Planer Left Field Pennell King Canter Field. .....Mlddlatoa Welch Right Field Peltlgrew Oondlng Catcher Roberta Cadinen Catcher Weaver Keeiey Pitcher Shaner Lower ....Pltoher Artchaaon Hollenbeck Pitcher Brannan Watt Pitcher He soon ABBOTT WALLOPS COLONEL B0GET Bat Hte Beer Does Net Ceaat ta the Play Whtek Was Oa. Sprague Abbott turned In a soore of 4 up to- Bogey at the Country club, but It did not count In tb competition, as he had already qualified for the president's oup. Those who qualified Saturday In the handi cap match play against Bogey were R. Brady, J. B. Rahm, C. 8k Montgomery aad Blaln Toung. Thee scoreaV war turned In: B- Brady 8 up I. A. Colas V J. b. Kahm. eveu F. N. Connor 4 C. S. Montiiomy evoi. E. V. Levis.. Blaine Young.. .. evanj E. M. Moremaa. jr. Down Harry McCormlck.. W. J. Foye li R H. Sprague Stockton Heth 1 Euclid Martin J. C. Colt I J K. Buckingham.. Johu hrtlu-k ' I. at Kiady J. M. BeldrUe IW. H. Lord Shutout Honors " Break Even in Double-Header Indisuiapolii sod CoIvnVu - Eavch. Draw Gooi-l4ijf Amoriosva AisooUtioai Gtu&Ca, INDIANAPOLIS, July rlIadlanapolki and Columbus broke even In a double header today. Cheney's pitching acd How leys timely hitting were the features of tho first gams. In the second th locals could do nothing with Oarer's splendid pitching and were shut out. Boer, first game: IffDtAHArTrUl. OOLCMBUa. B.H.O.A.t. 11.0.11 Wllllseie. lb. 4 4 1 I Ciarssrtf.... 4 till rrsTlonn, ef. 4 1 I I OSwoll, lb .. I I 4 4 Hsraen, it.. I a I Kmiw, of... 4 144 Out, Ik 4 I 4 1 Conssltos, rf 4 0 1 0 M-Ckoso'r, HI I I I I Jaaies, I 118 1 Bowler, a... 4-1 4 4 0 Morlsrttr, as, I 0 8 I 0 Croo, a.....l lit rnsl, Ik..,.. I 4114 Kopko, tb....i I! fee, lk I Oil Ckenoy, p.... 1 4 0 1 Durhsia, p... I 4 11 Totsls W 14 If I 1 TotaJ....;..Ml M 1 Indianapolis 0 1 0 0 0 8 0 0 8 Columbus 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 Two-base httsi Howley (1). 6truck out: By Cheney, 4; by Durham. I. Double play: t lnnl.. tl . 1 - ' . . . ""I., w ii ijiuieD nun,: vaweii, Kruger. First base on balls: Off Durham, T(ma t.KA ITm.Im.. tri . man. Score, second game: OOUIMSVs. INDIAKAPOU. B.M.O.A.B. B.H.O.A.B. Clsrbo, If ... I 4 0 1 4WII1ISBW, Ik. 4 0 I 7 Odw.ll, Ik... I 4 14 4 0 PftTMesa, at. 4 1 4 0 Krssr, af...4 111 4 Narasa. rt...i 1444 Oontalton, rf I 8 1 0 I Csrr, Ik...... I 1 11 1 4 ekrMk, a... 1-0 4 1 4 XTChsu'r. U I 1 0 I Motiaiitr, as. 4 I 4 4 4 Howl... i ftol. tb. 4 41 4Croas, as I I 4 4 4 Nea, lb I 114 4Hoks. lb.... I 118 4 i e- w uriMa, p.... i a a i i SUaU, p 1 l l 1 j Total. IT I 17 17 4 aurke 1 4 4 4 4 I Totals...... 4 17 It I Indianapolis 0000000040 Columbus 8 0 0 0 I 0 8 0 0 B Two-bass hit: Bohreck. Struck out: By Oeyer, 0: by Graham, 8; -by Blagie, 1.-Stolen baae: Odwell. Balk: Qraham. First basa on nana: orr Oraham, 1; off Slagle, 8. Time: 1:40. Umpires: king and Eckman. KmTEAPOLIS TAKES OAitE Doner's Wlldaeaa la Peartk Lewes for Kuu, City. MINNEAPOLIS, July 10. Derner's wild ness enabled Minneapolis to win tho last game of the series today. With the bases full in the seventh, Forner hit Olll and the winning run was forced in. Score i MINXBAfOLH. KANSAS CITY. ' B.H.O.A.B. B H O A B. Orler. aa 4 1 14 1 Halhasa, rt.." 1 0 0 i tw;r,nfirf i i i 1 . -4 114 SSSn I ! i !'. J.. 7 10 CrsrsUi. If... 1 1 I Brsshesr. j oill. lb 8 0 11 0 U.Tai.. 1 1 I a Colllaa Ik... 4 1 4 1 cnui.rii. . i lilt a. 4 8 t 4 4 kttlor, a 1 1 a a Wlisoe. p.... I 1 OD.n.w, I ' aVoa loi I M li ... . . OM i Si 14 a ninUffMipOIIsI ,ks 0 1 4 0 0 1 0 0 -8 Two-bMt hlu: Carlls Rittr. Bacrl floa hit: Wllsusti sui T..l!r" fiw rFTl ? n ?Kb' ,pl'r,: yl"r t0 Downs to QUI, Hetllng to Brashear to Sullivan. f-sn ly""L M'nnePo". : Kansas City, 8. Struck out: Bv Wilson i- v.. Dorner, t First base on balls: Off Wli- . ww . AMviCH, A lUIOf I I'll Umpire: .Hayes. IiOUISTTLLE BEATS , TOLEDO Take Lst Game of Series by Hlt- tlas; Oppwrtaaely. . LOUISVILLE, July 10-Leulsvill. won ths last game of the series today from The Overland has power to spare for the fastest pace you want to make. On the steepest hills it holds its own even against the highest priced cars. 4 Oyl., SO H. P., Plane. i Ojl, 30 H. P., Seleo- tiury Ti-ana Roadster, . . tive Trans; Touring Oar gl,2SO i,soo tary Trfm 5 Paaaen- 4l ' ' fr Tonneau, tlve Trails; Touring Car Gl,400 G2,2SO Have a demonstration and depend upon it, what the Over land does on the trial trip it will repeat day after day, year by year, in your own service. aw aw sw aw a, IrlleiBi lira mm Council Bluff, Iowa Toledo by batting McSurdy at opportune ttmea. Packard pitched steady ball and was never In danger. Hickman's triple was ths feature.' Soore: UXTIIVULB. TOLBPO. . . ' B.H.O.A.B. iveiny, Illy, rf....4 1 0 0 4 ModrthT, cf. i 8 114 otnrt. cf. JIM; Emoat. rf 4 1 1 4 lean. lb..... I '1 4 4 Ik 1 a ii a woo Oleeti powssmr. lis l J a Ittrkmxs. If.. I 1 1 I slllTsa, Ik.. 4,1 I 1 xiMbs l, lb 4 4 t 1 Tata. Ik..... 4 I II 0 I tJi, , I 111 Oainlan. as.. 4 0 1 I 0 iwort. Ik. .. I 111 Frits, s fill Mil. m 4 1 I 1 Paakara. p... 118 HcSsrSr. p... I ill . aAkkott 1 4 0 4 Totals. SI ItM II I ' , , Tefsli .....M 114 14 Batted for McSurdy In ninth. Nlll cut for throwing bat i-wtc 10080000 -0 Toledo 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0-8 euoien case: oiaafl Two-base hits: Mo Surdy, McCarthy, Woodruff. Three-base hits: Bmoot Hlokman. Struck outi By Packard, 8: by McfluriV, 8. First base on balls: Off Packard. 8; off MoSurdy, 1 Wild pitch: Packard. Left on bases: Louisville, 8; Toledo. 8. Time: 1:84. Um pire: Owens. ST. 1AU1 LOSES TO MILWAUKEE OSSBSBSBBSaaSBt FalU ta Make Bafe Hit Ce. te the Sevealh laaiaa-. ST. PAUL. Minn., July 10. Milwaukee took the last gams of the series from Rt Paul today, 6 to S. Up to. th seventh Inning St Paul had not made a safe hit Letse then, by one over the fence, started A succession of hits which In the seventh and eighth Innings almost tied the score. Bcoret ULWAUKCK. it. rkVU. B.H.O.A.B. B.H.O.A.B. trunk, ef.... 1 1 1 4 rims, lk ... 4 1110 iwrroTi. ii..., vie a Moss, H p ... I 1114 Sirusos, IB., s Carry, rf I Clark, Ik.... I oklDsen, as. 4 McCorw'k. Ik I Hnotettor. e.. 4 1 11 4 1 Murray.' rf-If. 110 14 s s a porta of. ..4 8 III 10 1 4 0'Brlee. as... I 4 111 1 1 I I Cockmaa. lb. 4 1 4 4 114 WHaloy, Ik.. 4 1 I I 1 I 1 0 Csr1oob. S....4 14 8 0 Doaakoriy, p. I I I I 0 Roll, s Hon, l i 4 4 44 Armk'ster, rf . I 1 4 4 varus, p a Totals.. ....M U IT 11 1 TeUU 14 " IT IT St Paul 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 I 0- Mllwaukee 000188000-0 Two-oass nits: MoCormlck. Dougherty, Llese, Davis (I), Armbruater, Murray. First base on balls: Off Dougherty, 8; off Hall, L Struck out: By Hall, t; by pmiRoerry, a; oy L.iese, L Wild pitch HalL Left on bases: St Paul, B: Mil waukee, 8. Time: 8:85. . Umpires: Sullt van and conahan. GAMES IN THBEE-I LEAGUE Daibnaee Defeats Decater la Eleven' laalas; Ooeteet. DECATUR, III.. July lO.-Dubuque won In the eleventh inning today from Decatur, Score: R. H. E, Decatur. ..0 001000010 08 Dubuque .0 080000000 1-8 8 Batterlea: Hunt and Boucher, Qurney ana nunamaner. PEORIA, III., July 10,-Three hlta and as many errors In the first inning gave Peoria a lead that could not be overcome. Score R.H.B. Peoria 4 0080000 0 8 Cedar Rapids.. 0 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 08 10 Batterlea: Walah. Nevlon and Hts-slno. uarmicnaei ana nonrer. SPRINGFIELD, 111.. July 10.-Callahan' home run waa the feature of the game her today. Score: R.H.E. Rock Inland. ...0 0 9 0 1 0 0 0 01 S Springfield 1 011000i8 7 Battariea: Neal and Jacobson. Patrick ana Johnson. BLOOMINQTON, III., July 10.-Flet foroed the winning run In In th eleventh by passing Irwin today. Score: R HE Davanport.l 000080000 84 0 Bloom ton 0001008000 87 10 Batteries: Ferrill. M. Smith. Fleet and F. omnn, atone ana u. umitn. . Werataarasca Are Best. In a fast game at Florence park Saturday afternoon the union raomo shops team defeated the nine representing the Union Pacific headquarters by a soore of 0 to 8. MjMiaagawsm)PjsnaMtUowasiaaa sw a. The feature of the conteat waa the fielding oi tne anop players. Tney were credited witn three rapid double plays. Soore: K.H.E Shop 0 8 1 0 0 1 1 1 0- 0 18 j Headquarters. 01000800080 Batteries: Shops, Danny and Dygert: Headquarters. Matorsh and Beeoroft. Struck out: By Denny, 11; by Matorah, 8. EVESTS 05 BUHSINO TEACKS Fwahlea Plate, the F aw rite, Wlaa I. ens; lalaad Haadleap. SHEEPSIfEAD BAT, July 10.-Fahlon Plate, th favorite, easily won tha Lone Island handicap today and In doing so maae a new track record for the dis tance by stepping it In 1:61 flat, which la two-fifths of a second faster than ths beet previous time. Ocean Bound won the Ver nal stskes, five furlongs. In the fast time of v:8l. Summaries: First race, the Ballot. Mrh weia-M honi. ap, 8-year-olds and up, sis and a half furlongs, main course, 8SO0 added: Law ton Wiggins (114, Bulwell, 18 to 10) won. Takahlra ni A , it Spellbound (110. Taplln, 8 to 1) third. Time: 1.20. Domlnus Arvl, Tony Bonera, Miss Kearney and Flolmel alno ran. Second race, tha 14 via hsnlioan Chaae, about two miles and a half, 8600 added: Thletledale 17. Donohue. I to s , Touchwood (1A4. Mr. Krr. T tn i second, O. K. (McKlnney, 10 to 1) third. Time: 8.08H. Vlt Halla and Adjutor also ran. Denlr fell. i Third race, the Vernal stakes, fillies, 8 fo'?iroli"; flv 'urlonga, futurity oourse, 12.500 added: Ocean Bound (llli, Taplln, I to 10) won. Amelia Jenks (110, Grand, T to 1) second, Oreenvale (1U, Dugan. 10 to t)Jhl1;!'- T.,m": 0:8- Angerona and Jacqueline also ran. Fourth race, the Long Island handicap, l-year-olda and un mil. . tl.OOO added: Fashion Plate (107, Smith, 4 to ) won Effendl (i08. Doyle. S to 8) sec ond. Affliction (M. Olaas, 10 to 6) third. Time: 1:61. Only three starters. Fifth race, the Boortlng stakes, 8-year-21m .,up ""'. gentremen riders, one mile, 8t00 added: Rio Grande (188, Mr. Wright. T to 8) won. Bobble Keen (141, W mT1 to S) nd. Klllochan (U. K'n Sol and Footpad also ran. . Sixth race, the Ormondale, 3-year-olds d up, selling, mile and a half, turf course, 8500 added: Bonnie Kelso (M, Tpton, 4 to 6) won. Mellow Mint (103. Page 18 to 6) second. Ous Helm (108, But ler, J to 1) third. Time: t:&. Wilton naik.'y,J '"J ot B-hn, Al H. Woods. Bigot and Indomitable also ran. Fort Erie Raves. BUFFALO. N. T.. July 10.-Eye White, In winning the 11.600 Niagara stake at Fort Erie today, lowered the track record one fifth of a second, covering the five fur longs In 1:00. Jnckev w - mrown f In the second race and had his collarbone broken. At a sale of a William Walker string in the paddook this afternoon Stan. i!yBay !rou"nt W.W0 and Bell Wether $3,100. Summaries: . First race, alx furl x tnira. nme: l:ltx. Second race, miia ... . Topsy Robinson (6 to 7, "1 IBTTI L. II in hi i ' -,, si. Mute, Me. ' ' ' . in. mm : ' " ' ' 1 . -. t " ; MM I n ' II I III!,. j ca i m m n 8 c3 ff9 $i ,500 (sT" w Wnir? r68if by the mt0r ya0llt builder' wh0 learae secret of com- billing strength and hghtoess. He knew that weight may be 8afely reduced only by the employment of the best materials which have the greatest intrinsic strength. ll Lew m lt1? qUalh7 Wa8 etrmger than a heavier 8teel fiber! He amd that tins is the first essential of motor cars. The Herreschoff does not take the place of the big car it supplements it. ThlKjti0n ,Caf " that th6y lack ace and beauty refinement. Lv nH . , Y 9rUe ft qUality' The IIechoff speaks for itself. No car at o?ymPl i' J fT,hed' f line or quality of . workmanshfp or material. It goes fifty miles an hour, climbs any hill, is simple and efficient. wm u Rfl m m J) lia-lach Wheel Rase. Imported Else man Magneto. A CAA BUOt TOM VBiajnicnr isnoi lklO Models tnr Imtnallat. rf.H.rV w .r.DB ius reai now buy tha best TUB IXTEU-BTATE. W. I HUFKMAN AUTOMOBILE CO., Distributers Wa at moving to nr saw location. I26 Karuam St. Gee (4 to 1 piece) second. Hooray (out to ahow) third. Time: 1:484 Third race, mile and a sixteenth: Meadow (4 to 1) won. Alter (1 to I place) second. Pints (out to showy third. Timet 1:46. Fourth race, Niagara stake, flvs fur longs: Eys White (Sl to 1) won, Oal veaca (3 to 1 place) second. Turf Star (even to ahow) third. Time: 1:00. Fifth race, mile and a furlong: Old Honest (7 to 1) won. Green Seal (even place) second. Twrnne (0 to I to show) third. Time: 18. Slath raoe. selling, mile and a quarter: Vitamers ( to 1) won. Wool winder (1 to 8 place) seoond. Red Hussar (3 to 1 to shew) third. Time: 3:11 THREE BATS MEET FOR K'COOK Fast Herees Are) Batered for Paraea ef ai.ooa te $aoo. MCOOK. Nh.. Julyi 10-PfpeolBl.)-Ar- rangeraents are now complete for the greatsat aeries of racae ever attempted in this section of Nebraska, to be given at McCook Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, July 14, 16, and 16. Among the vonts are: 1:80 trot for a stake of 100. 3 88 pace for a stake of tv). I 80 trot for a stake of 8"0. 3:16 pace for a stake of I3"0. 8 86 trot for a stake cf taK. Three running races with purses aggre gating im. , Ths greatest event of the races will be the 3:10 pace for a pursa of $1,000. This 111 bs one of the finest harness races sver contested In Nebraska. Klna- Pm l:0H; Bill Barleycorn, 8;0i: Don 3 10U- The Mystery. Chorister. 1 r-ort s:itH; Mldford Vlnoerft. S:!!": Fav .:l . a a i .a a . . Bcr- "Jd 8:18. and others ara entered. o - we4 u w .iviibui a- w BIIIUIllg I fl f3 best raoea of the state this year, and Mc Cook exnecta and la nt.,rin. Jinn win unaueetlonablv be among the a large number of lovers of fast horses tbls week. RECORD EUTRHS AT TEKAMAH Lava-eet Field of Harness Horses Ever eea There Will Ran. TEKAMAH. Neb.. July 10.-(6peclal.)-The entry lists are complete for the races hsre this week and visitors st the races will see the largest field of harness horses ever gathered at Tekamah. In addition to thla long list a field of about fifty gal lopers will be added to th bunch. The promoters say the races will be a go re gardless of the weather. The dates for the races are July is, 14, 15 and 18. Tekamah has made such an enviable rec ord with Its annual race meet that crowds from all neighboring cities flock to ths races until the town is completely filled This ysar Thursday has been set aside as Omaha and South Omaha day and a large orowd Is expected from these two cities. - Weetera Oolf Champlona. The eleventh annual competition for the western championship of the Western Oolf association will bs played on the links of the Homewood County club. Floss moor, III., July 30-81. The winner will have the title of amateur champion of the Wes- isrn oolf association for a year and will It WclQlus 1.650 Pounds. It Costs $1,500. HlQlicst Class ot Cars T ,r.VIC4nt l3ica-itK1n of the Oeorge R. Therm C0UNTBY ROADS TO BS DRAGGED Wasfclaartoa Ceeaty Seada Word that vlllfknaya Will Be laspreved. The Omaha Automobile olub has been notified by the Takamah Speed association that all roads between Omaha and Te kamah will be harrowed early next week nd a good road provided between Omaha and Takamah. The board of county com missioners of Washlngt6n county has noti fied the Burt county officials that the road betweea Omaha and Takamah In Washing ton county will ba dragsed all th way through and put in aa good condition as poaalbl. . '''.' Th run from Omaha to Takamah la s famous old run and was used In the -old bicycle days aa a century run from Omaha. Tekamah Is but 43 miles from Omaha and ths riders had to run beyond Tekamah before turning In order to get In the 100 mile run. The ' Omaha ' Automobile olub la planning to run to Tekema Thursday, ' the races being held Tuesday, Wedneeday Thursday and Friday." Defends Golf Title. CHICAGO, July p.-Mlsa Myra Hslmer e MMlothten club successfully defended n,r tlt, 8 iunl' champion of the Worn- , "lens Western Uolf association today by' registering the best net and gross sooraa in the eignteen-noie handicap at the Hins dale Golf club.. Her score was 06 plus 4, N, Times Square Automobile Company, 1332-1334 Klchl(io An., ChfcifQ, 11' HEADQUARTERS Fop Good Cheap Slightly Uaed Cra. .These prices worry our competitors. Fori runabout 4 crl., tt h. s., juet avartiaulos, 1171.44 rranklln model O. 4 tj . li a. p , I eaaesnser, lM Co Pnpo Toledo, 4 erl., with top, I Isatsa, ate., TDe.iiv Wlntoa. 4 crl.. 10 b. p ,,..7o FTankllB runabout, 4 oyl jt e Rambler I crl., II a. p., surrey type 7t on Wlnton. I oyl . H h. p., d.Lchabl tonne. u. M) oo Auioc.r run.bout, I oyl., II k. p HMO Klbllnsor hlb wheel buisr. bran new, top, laaip., etc o lorn.., 4 oyl., 64 b. p., I paowaior, I Isoum, tes oo National, 4 cyl., 40 k. p., 4 aasMnaor, newly pointed (7 M r.illlu. nodel T. I ssn.acor, newly painted, rTMs Tbomao riyor, 4 cyl., 60 k. p., T p.OMni.r.l.J.,, Codallao run.bout, modol K, aj good ss sow, MM ue Times Square Automobile Co. 1S38-1334 SClohlgaa Avenae, Obioago, Hi. Kew Tork Addro.0: lll-SM West 41th tt. New . T""k City, M. T. t. Loul. Addrooa: Cor. Ulh and Pino Strata at. Muia, Me 1J7 1 1 ' 40 Horse Power 844 inch Wheal. 4-VS have custody trophy.
