TTTC JftEE. OMAtTA, ntrnAT. AUGUST 5l 1!)10.
Omaha Takes Double Header
Cubs Push Giants Down; Minor Heir Has the Race Record
I
Til' r !-- a-, , , . a... ' i m.
Whole Seriei with WitchiU Goes
Crfd.it of Locals.
SZZ1XS HAD NO CHANCE TO
sTentress and rlbodea, Pltrbla for
Omaka, Had tke Visiter, that Oat
la Both Games Bat for a
Baal riar.
Omaha, I; Wichita, 1.
Omaha, . .Wichita, a
The Rourkes took both games of the
double header from Wichita, thus winning
all four lamrR of the series. In both scraps
the Kouikes were all to the good 'and
Wichita scarcely had a show, Fentress. In
tils second game with the Om.has, held
the Isxles to seven scattered hits and
might have made away with a shutout had
it not been for a bum play.
With the exception of the fourth Inning,
jvhen the Roorkes alngled twloe for two
runa. the first game was a pitchers' battle.
Jarnlgan. Wichtta a boy wonder, handed out
only six bits and struck out seven men. Ha
was hard to bit and moat of the Rourkea'
attempts resulted In easy grounder to the
infield.
RIgg.rt. first Rourke to bat In the fourth,
drew a paaa and stole second, scoring on
a single by Graham. Thomson sent down a
little Infield grounder and went to first
when Graham waa caught at aecond on an
attempted double. Oondlng alngled to right
and Thomson scored. Gonding died at first.
In the fifth Schoonover went safe on a
single and was sacrificed to second by Cor
rldon. King flew out to left. Illggert rapped
a grounder down to short, but the shortstop
aauea to gather It In; Mchounover tallied
and Rlggert went to second. Another easy
fly cloned the Inning, leaving Rlggert
stranded on second.
Wlclhtas solitary, run was made In the
mm. jarnlgan alngled. Mlddleton grounded
to short and took first when Jarnlgan was
nipped at second. Corrldon fuirahled
grounder by Davie, who went to first, send
ing Mlddleton to second. Westerall fur
Dished the necessary single, sending Mld-
cieton to third. He crossed the plate on an
error oy Thomson. - v
H bodes Illaaks Opponents,
rtnodes pitched a shutout In the second
rouna, although the Izilee managed to con.
nact with him for eight hits. Only two
n.n saw inird, and six, all told, found
their way to second. Every one of the
eignt nits was a single. On top of this.
Rhodes sent, nine Izzles down and out by
the three-strike route. '
Omaha po ended Shackleford for nine hits
in seven Innings, and landed on Wright for
three In the eighth. Rlggert, who hit for
homer in Wednesday's game, awaited
out two three-baggers and a single In four
times up. King hit for three bases and a
single. Thomson lined out a double, and
there were singles galore.
King brought home the one run of the
fourth. He alngled. took second on Shack
lefords error and was sacrificed to third
and home by Kane and Graham. In the
sigth Kins lined out hla three-baser to right
and waa tallied, by a three-bagger to the
same part of the grounds by Rlggert Rlg
gert cama In on a single out to center by
Kane. Rlggert went to second on Gra
ham's secrlflce and scored on a single by
Thomson. Thomson was caught trying to
teal and Rhode closed ihe Inning by strik
ing out. In the seventh, with two men out.
King walked,, stole second and came In on
triple ult.by Riggcrt.., Klggert died at
third. ...
Acock singled In the eighth, and was
brought In on Thomson's double. Thomson
cama In on Bchoonover's safety. Sclioon
over died at first.
OMAHA.
AB. R. H. O.
A.
0
2
0
0
0
4
3
3
6
ncnoonover, rr
Corrldon, as 3
King, cf...t,, 4
Kiggert, ii.,, 3
Kane, lb..
Graham, 2b
Thomson, 8b..
Oondlng, c,.,...
i'cnuefi, p......
Totals.'.:.....
31
WICHITA.
. AB. ; R.
6 37 15
H.
1
u
2
1
. u
0
1
0
2
A.
0
0
0
0
0
2
2
0
1
Mlddleton. cf..
Davta. rf..'j.v.
Wesierall. 3b.,,
e oen, it
Koerner, lbT.T.
Hughes,
HliiIIIIiJ. m
tihiw, r
Jarnlgan. p....
, Totals...'?;'..
Omaha ''
Runs 'i...
. lilts .....a...
Vlchlta ,
Runs .........
Ill is
4 1
.. 4
.. 4
t
0
0
,
0
" v
...
0
. .81 '
1
7 21
-'i .-hi
.0 0 0. I
.10 0 ;
0 0 0 -8
0 1 i -
0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0-1
....... ...1 1 1 1 3 0 1 0 0-i
lilts: SchoOliover. Corrldon.
Two-base
Fust base on balls: ltt',utreas, 3; off
jarmg&Ji, 2.. struck ouu Hy femrea, H.
by Jarnlgan, 1. Stolen "bases: Uiggert,
vestersu. eaurlftce hit: 'Corridon. Left
on bases: utiiana, 7; tchiia, 1. ixiuoto
play: Keutrvss to Conldou to Kane. Time;
!:.. Luiplie: JUskull. ,
Ooors, second game:
OMAHA.
Ab. R.
11.
I a
0
0
0
o.
0
4
0
1
8
3
3
0
0
10
0
A.
0
ft
0
0
0
1
0
2
1
3
3
fichoonovsr, rf,
Corridon, en....
King, cr.........
Klggvrt, If
Kane, lb
Oranam lb.....
Acock. 2b.......'
Thomaon, 3b....
Jdorlarlty, 3b...,
Cadman, c......
UioUe. p
'fotals ......
i
33
T 13 27 14
'WICHITA.
AB. R.
H.
1
3
0
0
3
3
I
0
0
0
0
0
o.
0
0
0
0
A.
0
0
1
0
0
3
1
t
1
0
A
0
Mlddleton cf...
iavls, rf. ......
Westerall, 3b...
Belden. If....v.
Koerner, lb
Hughes, 3b
Sctimld. ss
demons, c
bliackleford. p.
Wright, p. .......
Claire v..,
Shaw
Totals .......
4
8 21 11
Batted for ("lemons In ela-hth.
Bitted for Clemuns In ninth.
Omaha
Kilns
r ft 0 0 1 0 3 1
0 2 0 1 I 1 1
lilts ...
Wichita
Runs ..
Hits ....
00000O00
2 0 0 2 0 1 1 1
0-0
1- 8
Two-base hit: Thomaon Thr...h. hi,..
Rlggert 3. King. Base on 1-tIIs: Off
Rhodes. 3: off Shackleford. 2.' Struck out:
By Khudts. ; by Shackh ford. 1: hv Wright'
1 Stolen base: King. Sacrifice hits:
Oraham 3). Kane, Ibvk Weaierill. Lft
on bases: Omaha. 8; Wichita. 7. Double
plajs: Corrldon to Oraham to Kane: Cor
rldon to Kene. Time: i.so. Umpire: Haskell.
Notes of the name.
Vinton park will be "dark" until Septem
ber 3 wbi-r the Kourkes will trv their
winning streak on the Prohiba The bunch
Uft fur Denver late last night.
Rhodes ' pull.nl his team out of a had
hole In the flist inning. th only one
out Hiid lUe on second and third he
sirui'k out two men.
Cloninions.-tcatch r for Wichita wears a
nlforiu that beats anything in the West
rr league. The crowd advised the Kan.
aans to "send him to the laundry."
Oondlntr got away Vltlt a Tesa leaguer
In the first game, when the first baseman
and the right fielder stopped and watched
It drop, each thinking tho aither was be
pcs,lh ;
Om.ha' actually has a' fan who Is polite
to the u nipt re. When big Jack Haakell
ftnSMered a cmet!on from the grand stand
ftomeUiiiig on the order of T'ho's the
Ar.K-k, on his fir., ,.m. k.
iras'ie. singled to crnterfleld.
la th. nw second bas.man who Just
fi" from Klra o,hi.m... .
to
; " twice in each um,
Uln-t ,1111 another, did more than
I share of clubbing In the second game
WIN CB,",-,E9 doible-headbr
Siena Cits- Loses rirat.
bat Wins
Second Game
SIOUX CITV. la., Aug. 25-Denver won
the first game of a double-header today,
hitting Wilson hsrd. Harris pitched a good
game throughout the contest. Score, first
game:
SIOUX CITY.
AB. R
H. O. A.
110
0 9 ft
0 3 1
0 ft 1
1 7 1
3 10
0 0 0
0 0 3
0 0 6
0 0 0
zr n
Andreas, 2b....
fctem, lb
Meyers, If
Wuillln, 31)
Miller, c
Fenlon. rf
Neighbors, ef.
Huriman. as...
Wilson, p
Towne
Totals
3
0
0.
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
..SO
Batted for Wilson In ninth.
DENVER.
AB. R,
H.
0"
A.
"oya, id
ITUK.. 1 1
Dolan.f b....M
Lindsay, lb....
Besll, ef
Cranston, ss...
Cassldy- rf
. a
mm S
McMurrajr, o,.
Harris, p.
ttasi a 4
Totals
u u v n
Denver 10.01041 S 12
Sioux City 0100100003
Two-bsse hits: Dolan (J). Cranston (2).
Home run: Real. Hacriflo hits: Neigh
bors, Hartman, Wilson, Caasidy, Mr Mur
ray, Dolan. Stolen haaea- Mv.ra Nlh.
bors, Fenloan, Fisher, Lindsay. Double
plays: Cranston to Lloyd to Llnsay, eBall
to Lloyd to Lindsay. Rases on balls: Off
Wilson, 1; off Harris, 4. struck out: Hy
Wilson, 7; by Harris, 1. Time: 3:10. Um
pire: Mullen. Attendance, 3,500.
Bcore, aecond game:
sioux city.
AB. R. H. O. A. E.
O.
' 8
8
1
1
A.
0
Andreas. 2b..,.
Stem, lo
Myers, If
Wuillln, ilb
Miller, c
r'enlon, rf
Neighbors, cf...
Hartman. ss
4
O'Toole, p
Totals
M i
DENVER.
AB. R.
it rr is
H.
0
0
1
0
0
A.
3
0
1
0
0
0
3
0
0
3
0
Lloyd, 2b...
Klsher, if..
Dolan. 3b..
4
3
4
....... 4
3
Lindsay, lb
Real, cf....,
Cranston, si
Kelly, ss i
Caseldy, If 4
McMurray, c 3
Ehman. o ft
Hagerman, p.... 3
Totals 30
4 3 31
0 0 10 3
4 0 0 0 0
7 5
0 8
0 0-1
Sioux City 3 3
Denver C 0
Two-base hlta:
Fenlon (21. fVTnrL
Klsher, Dolan, Lloyd, (2), Lindsay (2). Sac
rifice hits: Miller, Klsher. Stolen bsses:
Neighbors, Stem (2). Double play: Hart
man to Andreas to Stem, Andreas to Hart
man. Hits: Off Ehinan. 8 In one Inning.
Bases on balls: Off O'Toole, 8; off Hager
man, 3. Struck out: By O'Toole, 8; by
Hagerman, . Wild pitch:. Hagerman, 4.
Hit by Ditched ball: Hv Hrman 1
Time: 3:00. UniDlre: Mullen. in.nH.nr.
3,600.
CHAMPS
LOSE
TWO
GAMES
Brrora Present Victor?)" to St. Joseph
by Close Scores.
DES MOTNES. Aug. 26. Errors by the
Champions gave St. Joseph the first game
of the double-header here this afternoon.
Hitting honors were even.' Both teams
errored badly, but those of the Champions
were more costly. Score, first game:
ST. JOSEPH.
A B. R. H,
O.
0
4
11
0
0
7
1
1
3
0
Powell. If
Fox. 3b
oJnes, lb
McChesney, rf....
Rellly. 3b ,
Corhan, ss
CSoodrlch. cf ,
Rules, c ,
Frambea. c
Swltt, p
3
Totals 80 7
DES MOINES.
AB. R.
Williams, ss 1 0
Davis. 2b 3 1
Nlehoff, 3b 4 1
Curtis, If , 3 3
Dwyer, lb 8 0
Mattick. cf 1 - 0
Kelly, rf :4 1
Hachant, c 1 1
Btersdorfer, p 1 0
Hersche, p 3 0
7 27 13
H. O. A. E.
3
4
0
1
8
3
3
7 .
0
0
37
Totals 31 6 7
St. Joaph 0 0 3 0 3
Lies Moines 8 3 10 0
12 6
3 0
0 0
0 0-1
0 0-6
liases on balls:
Off Blersdorfer. 8: off
ri nrirna nir Minrr a K a nun . u
Oj Hlersdorfer. 1; by Hersche. 2; by Swift, 6.
atoien Dasee: uavis, isiehotr (2), Curtis,
Corhan 12), Boles, Rellly, Jones, MoChewney.
Sacrifice lilta: Ooodrlch, Dwyer, Blers
dorfer. Time: 2:15. Umpire: Sternberg.
Second game
ST. JOSEPH.
AB. R. BH. PO. A. E.
... 4 3 3 1 - 0 0
... 6 1 4 12 0
...8 0 1 10 0 0
... 3 0 0 1 1 0
...410100
... 4 1 3 2 4 0
...401100
... 4 2 1 8 2 0
... 3 0 0 1 4 0
..1 0 0 0 0 0
.35 T IS 37 13 "oj
MOINES.
AH. R HH. PO. A. E.
... 4 6 0 3 2 0
. 4 3 2 4 1 0
-.8 13 10 1
..421310
..4 0 1 7 1 0
..201110
..4 0 0 1 0 0
..4 0 0 1 0 0
..3 0 1 3 4 0
. 31 6 12 27 12 -
2:1000001 07
300001300-5
Powell. If ,
Fox. Jb
Jones, lb ,
McChesney. rf
Rellly. 8b
Corhan, as
Ooodrlch, cf ..,
Frambea, c ....
Kaufman, p ,,
Hanlfan, p ..,
Total
Williams,
Nlehoff. ' 3b"
Curtis, If ..
Owyer, lb .
Mattick. cf .
Kelly, rf ...
Clemmons. c
Herche, p ..,
' Totals
Rt, Joseph ....
Des Moines..,
Three-baae hit: Nlehoff. Bsses on balls
Off Herche 2. off Kaufman 8 off u.m.
Oj fan 2. Struck out: Bv Herche 3. bv Kanf
0, man 4. bv llanifan 1. Stolen bases: Mat-
tick. Nlehoff. Fox S. Jones. SscHfice
1 hits: Powell. McChesney t2, Ooodrlch.
0 Dwyer. Mattick. Time: 2:30. Umpires-
1 Bschant and Boles.
0, LINCOLN MAKES IT CLEAN SWEEP
0
j'Topfka Defeated In Final of Series,
sis 10 .athlac.
LINCOLN. Aug. 25. Lincoln made a clean
sweep of the series by taking the final
..gaine rrom lopeka by a score ,nf 6 to 0
U Mctirath mi steady and effective. A home
un un 1 noniaa, witn me bases full
clinched the game for Lincoln. Score.
1 . R.H.E.
Lincoln n 0 0 0 0 2 0 4 6 8 2
!'! v v u o 0 0 0 00 4 1
Batteries: Unroln. McOrsth and Clark
Topeka, Jepson and Blown. Umpire: Clarke'
Storm Stona Aigsal Game.
RUSHVILIJC. Neb.. Aug. 26.-In freesing
temperature and a violent dust atorm Rur-h.
yllle won an Interesting game from the
Cherokee Indians by the score of 8 to 2
The game was won bv superior batting
and steadier playing. Rosea batting fea
tured. The game was Interrupted by a
stoim at the beginning of the eighth In
ning. Score:
Cherokee. 0 0 1 ft A ft (VI
Ruslivllle 3 0 0 0 6 0 0-8
Battertea: Chernkees. Oentrv and Chau
teau; Rushrtlle. Heppach and Nelson: Hlta:
Cherokee. S: RushvlUe, 8. Err.wa: Chero
keea. 1; Rushvllle. 1. Umpire: Plants.
Catcher MeMeth Breaks l..
8HKLBV .Neb.. Aug. .-.8peclal.-In a
game of ball between the Lincoln Stars and
the home nine. Rsy MeMeth. the local
catcher, mhlle running baae. came In col
lision with the second baseman of the visit
ing team and broke hi. leg below the knee
The play occurred In the last Unlng and
ended the game. T
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and
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Scorei for LocaJi.
GIANTS DEFEATED SIX TO ONE
Hofmaa'a Timely Home Ran Aids la
rillaar I p aeon Three Doable
Ingle Giro mi.
sro Tws More.
E.
CHICAGO. Aug. as.-Hofman contributed
0a home run. Zimmerman and Tinker triples
0nd Kllng a single In the third Inning at
0 tack on Wlltse today, the early rally scor
ning three runs and breaking a one-rim tie.
0,wltl the result that Chicago defeated New
0Tork I i u, i. Three doubles and a single
Doyla s triple m the first saved New York
shut out. Score:
CHIUAOO.
Ag.H.O.A E,
KBW YORK.
a.
AB H O a R.
o
h-kam. u i at; I""- . '
Totals..
0 0
I 0
Sehaafar ...
1 9
.1, . ' T01 IM I I
R.7.:S V2T wirtse m seventh.
Hatted for Cr&ndall In ninth
t k 10000000 0-1
hltVESE 'y.tfi.Ah?r- Iler. Three-base
, . . " " "".In"i linker. Home run:
: :" ' 11 wutse, 10 in six In-
inrandBll'l,n tWO lnn,n' St01""
cases, bnodgraaa, Bvers. Lft on bases-
gf7rT?rk. 5 Chicago. 8. Bi, o S;
fT Chicago. 3; New York, 1. Hit bv
y C.ba2":KBy,P' Struck out
Tlmi frja2 ;tby ,wllu- ; by Crandall. 1.
Time. 1.40. tmplres: Overall and Keeler.
Boaton's Hits A Tlntl.
ST. LOUIS. A, i. 9tu -
Ilmoste1. h,onre-W,I1,S Whe" h,lB Wre
?! ' . 1 1 kiii. it i tiin
Shin. 3b .... t I I 1 OMowrer. 11... 4 0 1 3
rJ!!1: OBran.. rf ... J 0 0 0
c 4 1 OOihH, ef.... 1
Mattern. ..J 1 J Betchtr. ... 2 1 4
t"' J37U win!., ,..::: i j 0 .
ninnon, p... Q O O 1 0
Phelpa 1 ft ft s
Hulawltt ... 1 ft o 0
. . ToUls Id 4 17 II
r! ,f2 W.?. ln the venth.
Batted for Wll a In h .i.hth
S1' ""' 00000000 1-1
Bo,tn 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0-3
n.V.- ffe nu": M'". Konetchy. Bres
balls: Off Willi,. 8: off Msuern. " struck
wi,u.y.,ll'.rtb b Willis. 2. Hits: Off
,'"'"," innings; orr Harmon, 1
inin," 'nn'n- T'me: : Umpires: Eaaon
wsau WUIIIIOIUII.
Pirates Win ln Twelfth
nEIIEF1?- Au: 25-Plttaburg defeated
i. ' J" "c'VB innings today by Byrne
stealing home with the winning run. The
work of -the outfielders was a feature, the
two lert-flelders having seventeen put outa.
score:
PITTSBUno. BROOKLYN.
... AB.H.O.A. B. AB.M.O.A.B
Djrn., io.... t i i l PaTlteon. ef. 6 ft 1 l n
Laach. cf..... 1 1 o nauhart, lb.. 6 ft 11 1
Clark.. If.... 4 7 0 Wheat. If.... 6 1 lft 0
Wa,n-. a... 6 ft 4 1 OHumra.l. IM 111
Flvnn, lb..., 6 ft ( 3 ft Burch. rf.... 6 1 1 ft J
WIImd. rf.... 6 3 1ft L.nooi. lb.. 6 114 1
Olbsonve 6 ft T 1 0 Smith, ss ... ft 1 4 i
McK'hnl., , 111 B.rsM. o.... 1 1 ft J
W. :::.! :; 11-' mil
Wiilllppl. p.. 1 ft ft ft a ToUla .13 mil 4
Totals K U M II 3
Batted for Leifleld In ninth.
Iwo out whon winning run waa scored.
Pittsburg ....0 0 0 OO310O0O1-4
Brooklyn 110000100000-3
K.Tw?.",bafe h,A': Bern. Byrne. Three-baae
nit. Clarke. Home runa- uh...
n 1 balls: Off LelfleJd. 2: off Phlllippe!
Bell. 3. Struck nut- nv riei.i .
ail: off f
by Bell. 1. Hits: Off Tm.M a i- i-'if
T4r." i rnu ippe. a in three Innings.
Time: 2:35. Umpires: Brennan and O'Day.
RRSILTS IS THHEK-1 LEAGIB
llfaiiaBl.a, n a a a
...riuvumiriiii ame called at
start of aisterntfc Two to Two.
DANVILLE. III.. Auar. 2S.-A aini.
steal and an error gave Waterloo one
in uio iuui imun, wiiue a single an
error and a wild pitch allowed Panvllle
to tie the score.
T.hl" 'S-J1,8 tMr overtime game of the
series. The game was called at the atart
2 "i avciwuni 01 darkness,
score: nun.
Danville ....0 0100000000001 02 10 i
...vV,,vV ...v v v a v v v v v v V U O 1 O 3 4 9
m.TA-. oire; Clark
PEORIA. Aug. 26. -An error h. r-h.-
man and hits i by Myers, Jacobs and Moore
... .... v '-"'i nvm UK I WO 111 bbs
gave Peoria It. third straight victory over
Davenport, to 1. Score: k hit
Pftotla ;.0 1 0 0 0 0 3 0 g 1
Davenport
.0 0 1
ttoll,!.., I7nt.ll I. . T , . . r 1 1
.. ., n i , n m
W'n.Tsh -aoops; nelson and
SPRING FI E LD, 111., Aug. 26.-Schaller'.
... in, luuriaoniii inning won the
ur.uiiiiciu, 9 10 x. score:
bun.
Springfield ...1 100000000000 1-J Tij
Dubuque 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ft-S i
Ferria. and Boucher: " Jonnn;
BLOOMINOTON. 111.. Ana- .....
nTr.h V.,.r"L.7J " auccoeaed him.
T.V. t:: ,raraln ne Islander.
bafe. Score
D It n
Bloomlngton
5 i 2 2 S 1 5 ? hi io
Rock Island
Batteries: Davidson. PrendergaV and
Nunamaker; Lakaff and O'Leary .
v v v V U O fW7 1A
Leary,
RESULTS
MIXK LEAGUE
Fall. City Defeat. Shenandoah, and
Mary vllle Win..
At Verrlon, Neh., score: rt 11 v
Shenandoah ....0 0030000 0- 6 i
Fa" City I H M I t 1 m
C'SptiW CM,te: Duren 'nd
At Nebraska City, score: t
Maryille ....f 0 I 0 2 0 1 A " -
Nebraska City 0 2 ? 0 0 0 0 I
Batterie.: Tho.pe and Diet,: Mll7
Weller and Sherrer. Umpire: Fletcher
'CY'
SEYMOUR is
RELEASED
C.la
t Ontflelder Goes to Baltimore
Eastern Lragae Team.
ST.
LOUIS. Aus:. ,..
MCJr.n nt .h. vi v '' . on n
- "I. mants
it -T-i - ,orK mailt, an
here this afternoon thst he had
I Bentley (Cy) Seymour to the
Eastern league club.
released J
Bi Itlniore
Rairmmir ho. K.n . - . - j '
" iru lor several sea
sons as one of the star outfielders of lh.
'm,' vnA aas Jlay'd "arularly thla season
until r red Snodgrass won hla place In th.
N k, f'S b?T. hi- hare? hiTtinV h
, ci.-. 1.. y , rtug. za. Cleveland to
day released Inflelder Maurice Rath to
Baltimore. Rath was secured from th.
Philadelphia Americans In exchanae tar
Outfielder Bristol Lord. "nge ror
Glltner Win. In Thirteenth.
GILTNER. Neb.. Aug. 25.-(Special )
Glltner won a faat thlrteen-lnnlng game
from Clay Center by the score of 1 to 0 Ir
was the rub game. Score:
Olltner 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11
Clay Center 000000000000 00
Batteries; Clay Center. Kilt, and Deeder
Ollmer. E. Wright and King Struck ouT'
By Krlts, 16: by Wright, 11. Hlta Clay
Center, 4; Glltner. 7. Errors: Clay Center.
1; Olltner, 2.
tret Win. front Ufaava,
CRKTE. Neb.. Aug. a.-i8pK-lal.)-4:'rete
won the third and deciding game In the
series with Geneva yesterday afternoon, by
the score of 3 to 2. The game waa Inter
esting throughout. Score: RUE
tleneva 0 2000000 03 4 8
Crete 0 0030100 3 ( 4
Batteries: For Geneva. Kord and Ray; for
Cicle,. Norton and Am merman.
Tko Key tw th. Situation Be Want Ads.
TTnlir -aV 4 I ! t ?P'". 1 0
u-:;:;i J I r.lh-i
i ' - , " " - "
Standing of the Teams
west, aoi-r-j natl, lbtouij
Sioux City...2 48 .Mj Chicago 78 .V.
Ienver 78 M .finof Pittsburg ... 87 43
Lincoln 78 60 .WNsv oYrk....3 46
Wlihlta Mm .6201 Philadelphia 67 66
umaha an K6 .4j Cincinnati ...68 68.4!'?
ni. joeepn...no SH ,447 Brooklyn ...41 68 .393
Pes Moines.. 6& 73 .43 St. Louis 11 70 .386
0P'k" 38 80 . 288, Boston 13 74 .32
AM ER LEAOUK. 1 AMER ASSN.
W.LPct W.LPct
Philadelphia 79 36 . Minneapolis 89 44 .K9
Boston .......8 48 .6MH St. Paul 71 t2 .633
Xor-"M 60 H Toledo 71 60.641
Detro t K6 61 .6"K Kansas City. 68 62 .(3
ivr t.and S0 M Wl Columbus ....84 65 .
V sshlngton M 6 .436; Milwaukee ..67 74.4:15
Chicago 45 6K Indianapolis 55 75 .!
Bt. l,ouis 35 77 . 313 Louisville ...48 81 .372
NEB. LEAOUK. I MINK LEAGUE.
W.L.Pct. W.L.Pct.
rirrrirH0niti-w'i K 39 Clarlnda ....60 37 .678
Sun-?! ,j,al,1 M 42 R62l F"" City.... 60 38 .6K8
Superior 19 4(1 .5181 Auburn .....uflt su
t'oliimbtis
Kearney ..
Red Cloud.
Seward . .
Hastings .
. .63 48 ..Ml Neb. City. . . .43 41 .H
1 48 .46 Shenandoah 40 48 . 455
11 62 .1111 Marevlll. . a ti m
53 .1481
....39 66 .4161
Vesterdar'a Reaalta.
Tin v.: . umt ia, 3.
Wichita. 0: Omaha. 7
Second game:
' . J-Jncoin. 6
m.. JB.'"Vh' 7: 1M Moines. .
Eame: St. Joseph. 7; Dee Moines, 6.
Second
Petroit. t; Washington. 1
Cleveland, 1; Boston. 7.
Chicago, i; New York. 8.
St. Louis. 8; Philadelphia. 1
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Brooklyn, 8; Pittsburg. 4.
Philadelphia, 7: Cincinnati, 8.
New York. 1; Chicago, 6.
Boston, 2; St. Louis" i.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Minneapolis, 8; Columbus. 2.
Kansas City, 4; Toledo, 6.
tI'1.Pa"'--lni1'"-Poll". postponed; rain.
Milwaukee, 3: Louisville, 6.
r-,. 'N'E;BRA8KA STATU LEAGUE.
Grand Island. 23: Red Cloud, 6.
Superior, 1; Columbus, 1.
. . . MINK LEAGUE.
AUDurn, i; Clar nria 1
Auburn, 8; Clarlnda, 1
jiarjrnue, 0; Nebraska City, 3.
Shenandoah, I; Falls City, 4.
Games Tndar.
Western Leaii
V"" l -V" Moines. Sioux City at 8t
-wrtm, Ajiiitoui m.i wicniia.
American IHs7uew.Taatt-o(t B Ttr.aut...
cJ,V,ei'd "J B?"on. Chicago at New york.
"""w i. x-nuaaeipnia.
National Leaa-ue Rrnnkivn Diti.k,...
t..A1,'rlcS-n A",l-tl"n Minneapolis at Co
ii..'r "y."1 J O',"- t- Paul at
. """u at iouiavtue.
Mink Ieasrue Atihnra at r'irinH.
vllle at Nebraska City, Shenandoah at Falls
Indians' Off Day;
Grand Island Hits
the Ball at Will
Snyder Believed in Firit Inning: After
Walk, Three Hits and One
Hit by Ball.
GRAND ISLAND'' Neb.. Aua- 2K 1 Sr.t . 1
Telegram.) It was a . awatfetrt and a
comedy of error, combined today. McKlb
ben proved a pippin,,, aa a pinch pitcher.
Snyder was relieved In the ft rat innin.
after lie had Issued a alk. a hit by pitcher
and three hits had. been secured off him,
but Masters fared no bettor. Rcor- u w v.
COLUMBUS. Neb.; Aug. a.Soeclal T.I.
egram.)-Only three hit. on each side were
made ln the game with Superior today.
Si-fir.- '
... R.H.B,
( Ilium Kti A-a.r.r 0 0
CoumT.V.rte1. " Hartley?
MINOR HEIR SETS NEW MARK
Great Pacer Places World'. Race
Record at Two Mlnntea Flat In
Contest with Heda-ewood Boy.
GALKSBURO. III.. Aug. 25.-Mlnor Heir
won from Hedgewood Boy thl. Xrioo
hi two minute, flat, a new world', pacing
recoird (in a race). The prevlou. record wai
IMrrt y y Mlnar Helr nd 8l"
Apperson Jackrabblt Win..
CHEYENNE, Wyo.. Aug. 26.-(Bpeclal.)-The
Apperson Jackrabblt 55 won the 200
mlle race on the Cheyenne four-mile speed
way here this afternoon, establishing a new
record for the track and coming within 2
minutes and 28 seconds of breaking the
worlds record for the distance, made re
cently on the Indianapolis motordrome. The
Apperson lost about two minutes In repair
ing a puncture, and but for this accident
would surely have broken the record. The
Apperson Jackrabblt 80 was second and the
National third. The Appersona were driven
by Harry Ball and C. T. Coakhlll. Driver,
pronounce the Cheyenne track the fastest
in the world. A lare-e crowd wltnaw.a.H iv,.
performances.
News Notes of Sportdom
President Navln of the Detroit American.
says ne win impose a rtne of $500 on any
member of his team who goes on the pro
posed Cuban barnstorming trip thl. fall.
Hugh Mcintosh, the Australian fla-ht urn.
motor. Is trying stock exchsnara method.
on pugilism, rte has started a movement
to corner all the Mar. and arrange fight.
for England and Australia.
Patrick Donovan, manaser of the Boston
American league team, say. the two big
leagues are suffering from a lack of arond
catchers.
Little by little publio sentiment Is turnln
In favor of the college man playing pro
fessional baae ball during the summer
without disqualification for oollena ath
letics.
Oama, champion wrestler of India, who
defeated Dr. Roller, may be brought to
thla country to meet the best heavyweight.
In the wre.tlln. arame. Frank Ootch in.
eluded. '
The plan of Oxford and Cambrida-a rurhv
foot ball teams to visit San Francisco this
year ha. been called off. Oxford will .end
over a squad for a tour In lull.
Barney Oldfleld Is conteirtDlatlnar a tm.r
of the world, giving exhibitions of auto-
momie speeaing. 11 nts project material
izes hla first exhibition will be made art
Honolulu.
Tom Longboat, the . Indian, who broke
several Marathon records, Is planning a
Buucuura vi r.uionioii runs aoroaa. He ex
pecis to be across the water for about
three months.
In spite of the fact that Omaha lose, the
Nebraska-Minnesota game thla year, the
city will see some real foot ball. Crelghton's
schedule Is stronger then It has been In
years.
Another criticism for poor, old Jeff. Dr
Q. F. Lydston of Chicago jeers at the ex
champlou'e methods of training, and says
he predicted the outcome long before the
fight.
The latest news of a kick on the flgM
plcturea come, from the Emerald Isle. Their
first exhibition at Dublin aroused a storm
of protest.
Frederick Castor. years of age. died In
a Philadelphia hospital after a aix round
bout at the Frankford Athletic club with
Frank tSjiIke) Sullivan.
L. . B. Banks cf the Missouri Athletic
club and Harry J. Handy of Chicago are
picked as the winners In the "river Mara
thon" to be held la the Mississippi at St.
Louis. September I. A hard fight between
them for first place la predicted.
Charles Wilson, former trainer at Prince
ton, has been appointed track coach at
Wisconsin university.
A winter race meet of thirty days Is as
sured for New Orleans under present plana
of the Merchants' Jockev club of that cltv
On. hundred and forty merchants have sit.
tcnoM amounts ranging from mv t
ATHLETICS LOSE T BKOWKS
jTailenden Defeat Leader, by Score of
.KKj
.)
. mine to Six.
.677
.SO
MURPHY STARS IN STICK WORK
Set-area Homer, Triple, Doable and
Two Binaries la Fire Times at
Locals I'm Many
Players.
thhIlELPH,A' AUB- 23-St' 1"u, h'l
the ball hard today and won. t to 6.
Murphy. In five times at thebat. made a
home run, a triple, a double and two
mgles, a total of eleven hna. t.,,....
Stone and Newnam also distinguished th.mJ
eives at bat. Score:
'aB.'h'o A B "HILAUKLPH1A.
Truiarial., 3b 4 I I 1 0 , ., AB.H.O.A .
Stona If 1 4 a a " 0 A
.-.vwiiam, IB. t W v WfV.l,w. k
'b, ..... n t v v
81861
6 113
3 0 3 0
1,0410
1 ft
...r..u, m m a Dart, lh
wtiA mm & i . av'". lb
- . t u
'niKf. lb.
8r'ltnr, cf t 1 ft ft
Siephan. c. I 1 8 1 0
Murvhr. rf
Mnka. B 3 ft ft 1 0 " 4 1
B.t.w. p....i . . . "l'".'-: ? i
T''- 7 ! H 1 MsVV.:
riytert, p...
Atklna. p...
'Mrlnnfwa .
Hartaei ...
nndr ,. . .
(.'oombs ...
I 0 1 a
I ft ft 3 ft
ft t ft ft 0
0 ft ft 1 t
1 ft ft ft ft
1 ft 0 0 ft
1 0 ft ft 6
1 ft ft ft ft
Totals.
3 11 II
r!.! or ,orn In .ixth.
uf.te5 i0T Dygert In .eventh
lur Atains in ninth.
pHnp,hia-:::::;::: o S 1 15 1 i 1 1 a
11 tSo k!'M: k Lou1"' : Philadelphia.
BarryTrtoe'1,a.1vi. Il?Ubl ply: Co"'
h... y Davis, Houser to Barry. Fir.t
'"o7.nerbreii:8LNLew,na'm,:
n.ng,.n"f2f1H,U: ". '
Dyngff;rt,1 ,n!nin, 'VhZ iHf!!!-'
Ktt T . 1-1.1" " a in
" ""; on L,inke, U In six and two
third. Innlna-s: off n.n... , i . "
S"',1' Atkinson, 1; by Link e. t by
eJle.V.,'.B."e bft.lls: Off Morgan 3:
W Id" "nKe.-.i "ft Bailey. 2.
T7i J' "" AiKins. Time: 2-40
Umpires: Connolly and Colllflower
r.kkfa H .
- -xviuv nun is Winner.
T? A8$"?J- ? 'n !
AB H o a - WASHINGTON.
r-av.' ,b- 5 ? 'I 2 0 f laub. lb.. 8 1 J
ka, p.... 4 , , , 10room it!
Totals.,
.M 11 tl 11 a t...i. .
hits: cb ""- Three-base
uoleneJ
Off rGoom. fi. '. J?" on :
anilth. Time: 2:00. Umpires
.""r"!: massed ball: Ain-
Evan, and
P Go Omt of Mr.
"WOlUrt. AllaT Vr. laaTIMU-ll ai .
Pitcher went wild 7 .rS'..1-."""m
dav an K i. ... inning to-
.SL . hy a tting rally Boston won a
game apparently lost. 8ca- .
S,C1P",1 " 1 1 "Tamer. 3b.." 10 0 ft
SJH:": "i ! ? ftTh.mai " rit
Totals. ...... la U 14 11 J
Totals 3 7 37 13 1
2af2 or "rkn" In the ninth.
Jor m'.th ln th8 third
Batted for Klelnow In th.
Cleveland 0 0 4 n n a a a a .
Bton 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 i-7
Two-base hit: Lajole. Three. h... v,i..
Hooper. Hits: Off Sth, 6 Ir! "re. In
nlngs; off Wood, s In .1. i'-iJ " . -i5e,-'.n
H-'r'knJS "?Vfn w?;""rds innings; off
Harkness, 1 In one and one-third innm.
hIF wrtL"" wner- 8tlm bases:
Hall. WajTTier. Dnnhl n .v u j
Klelnow Left on bases : cTeVeUnd.'s
l?n,i.6' B,.e J, b11,: " Mitchell. 6; of
Harkness. 3. First o .nw.. u "'..! .
mi v,., i.i" . wrr. r," ww". 1.
v v. uiuiimi um.11: nv Miifnaii i
i b..' 'V oy "nitn, 1; by Wood
4. Time: 2:00. Umpires: Perrlne and
New York Defeats Chleaaro.
NEW YORK. Aua-. 2K Wu.h.. .nr,.
the visitor, only one .cratch hit until the
..nun, ew 1 ora winning. Hoore:
KBW YORK. CHICAUO.
.. AB.H.O.A. a AB.H.O.A. B.
i-.ni.ia, ct.. 1 4 a .Lord, lb 4 0 I 1 0
noiiw, n... 1 use iz.ldar, as.... 4 1410
ymw. ut .... . a a s M.loan, rf... 4 1419
Knight, aa.M 8 8 8ft 0nnuKhrtv if a 1 a a 1
Laporta. lb.. 3 3 1 1 ft Tann.hill, lb 4 ft 4 1 ft
Kaaoh. If.... 4 3 8 ft ft twilling, cf.. I 14 1
Au.tln. lb... 4 3 3 3 ft Parent. 3b... 4 1 3 ft t
On gar. o..... 3 1 3 ft ft Suluran, a... 4 0 4 3
nugum, p... .49. vunit, p 0 0 0 ft 1
8oott, p 3 1 1 3 ft
Totals 81 18781
Totals 13 8 84 11 3
Chicago 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
new iotk s 0 1 0 3 0 1 1 jj
Two-base hits: Chase. Knla-ht
Dougherty. Three-base hits: Knight, Roach!
noma run: Iaforte. Struck out: By Scott.
2: bv Hushes. 3. Bases nn hall.- (tr
. - - a .. . . .. . - ... -J"-'r,,f
i, 011 dwii, c; on rtugnes, z. Hits: Off
laniie. 1 in iwo-iniras innina: orr Hr-ott
14 in seven and one-third Innings. Time:
1:48. Umpires: O'Loughltn and Etran.
LARNED RETAINS TENNIS TITLE
National Chaaaailoa : Defeat. T.
Bandy of Lo. Angeles In
Fifth Set.
C.
NEWPORT. R. I., Aug. 25. William A
Lamed of New York City retained the
title of national champion of the United
States lawn tennl. today by defeating T. C.
Bundy of Los Angeles, winner of this
year', tournament. Five set. were played,
Lamed winning ln s-j, 6-7, 8-0, 8-1.
EVENTS ON RIMMING TRACKS
'Laeky" Hlldreth Again Own.
Winner at Saratoara.
BARATOUA RACE TRACK" NT v a.,-
26. S. C. ' Lucky" Hlldreth today "added
another stake to hi. already Ion. ii'.t
his Zeus easily won the W.OuO Adirondack
handicap, alx furlonga, and In doing ao
equalled the track record for the distance'
Zeus closed at 12 to I. Reaults:
First race, six furlongs: Cohort (11 to 5)
won. Van Den (8 to- li second, Tov Bov OS
to 1) third. Time: 1:11,. ' y v
Second race, steeplechase, about two
miles: Stoure (13 to 10) won. Aunt Jule (9
to 10) second, Dlebold (8 to 1) third. Time:
t.'lS'i.
Third race, mtie: Henry Munro (15 to 1)
won. Frances lUy u to ) second. Olendore
(8 to 1) third. Time: 1:40H.
Fourth rsce, Adirondack handicap, six
furlongs: Zeus (12 to 1) won. Round the
World 14 to li second, Iron Mask (L3 to 10)
third. Time: M1V
Fifth race, mile: Sir John Johnson (7 to 6
won. Superstition 8 to li second. 1 lanug
os r a 13 to 1) third. Time: 1:3.
Sixth race, five and one-half furlongs:
(olden Ophlr (4 to li won. Crash 112 to 1)
second, Aldlvla (IS to 1) third. Time: 1 0TV.
Denver Polo Team Wins.
CHEYENNE. Wyo., Aug. 25 (Special 1
The Denver polo team defeated the Fort
Russell Artillery team by a score of 11 to
10. The soldiers were given a handicap of
ten points, yet failed to make a single
point. The Denver team will play a team
from the Ninth lavalry.
TUft Key to ia illuauon-Btft Want Adi.
. i
Kl.lnow e... I 1 t 1 .Land, e g 1 7 i ?
C. Smith, p. 0 ft. I ft Mltfth.il, p., $ 0 ft 8 0
wT:"::Hi!Ffi-:Hj
.arri(aji. I I 0 I
Iowa Lands Third
Place in Shoot at
Camp Perry. Ohio
New National Guard Winner Showi
Up in Middle West State Trophy
and Money Prize.
CAMP PEKRY, O.. Aug. 35,-The rifle
team rcp.esentlng the United States in
fantry won the national match by the
core of 3.188. The cavalry was second and
a new National Guard winner .Iowa) landed
third and the navy fourth. These four
teams get, respectively, the national trophy
and 3450, txA, W0 and 3250.
The fifteen leaders who In 1911 will com
pose class A rank as follows:
United States Infantry 3 iW
United States cavalry.. ...... i::;.:,..;.: jjij
Un 1 1 ed "fit at i" 'r.' ;.'.'. ? J T
Mn,'.le.d ,t'' Navai'ioad'emy:::::::::: s. i!
MassiachuKetts 2 ,Vj!
Wisconsin ? Y
Colorado
3. Mil
Michigan
.. 3.0H6
.. S.ir.ii
1 r.
.. 8.162
IS""-:
.. 3.044
.. 8 Oil
.. 3.01
.. 3.019
1 MU
District of ' Columbia '
Texas
Oklahoma !.!!""
United States Marine corps lost Its entlr.
ftwlrmlsh score of 1.032 by action of the ex
ecutive officer. Colonel R. K. Evans
Twenty-eighth United States Infantry, be
cause ho broke the rule prohibiting coach
ing from behind the firing line. The ma
rines' score as made was 3,116. which would
have put them second. They are now
forty-second.
The navy was penalised 21 points because
Ensign Vossler did not attempt to fire
his ftye shots on the first annearanc of
his target. These twenty-one points would
nave given the navy second place.
The official bulletin announcing the prise
winners In classes B and C had not been
Issued late thl evening but the rank of
me teams maicates that Minnesota wins
the Hilton trophy and $.160 In class B; that
the District of Columbia gets second prize,
ttfO; Texas the third, 226; and Oklahoma
the fourth, $200; and that In class C Kansas
take, the bronze Soldier of Marathon and
1300; Arizona the second prize, $300; Utah
the third. $176; and North Dakota the
fourth, $150.
The skirmish and rapid fire stages of the
national Individual match were shot this
afternoon.
Williams Wins
Interstate Shoot
Columbus Marksman Makes Best Score
at Grand Island Lindeman of
Lincoln Second.
GRAND ISLAND, Neb. Aug. 26.-(Spe
oiai ine Western Interstates Shooting
tournament, arranged by the Orand Island
uun club, came to close last night, and
about seventy sporUmen have anjoyed four
aay. or fine weather and sport. The new
ground, of the local club sr. at th. edge
of a grove, the grove being on a knoll,
making It likewise delighted for those look
ing on while the different .quad, are at
work. The Interstate championship was
won by F. Williams of Columbus, Neb..
who broke forty-eight of the fifty rocka.
Until the laftt two rocks Hldnay BaJrd of
thla city had Williams beaten, but missed
the last two and on. other of the second
bunch of twenty-five, getting tho first
twenty-five straight. The score of the
championship event was as follows:
F. Williams 48 if. Mlii.r 1
Balrd 47iQates
Hols worth 47Veetch
Brown 47iLlndeman
Bchwetin 47Copaey
R. Bray 47, Wiseman
A. Bray ; 47 Walters .1
jinorpe jsmlth .40
una ioi.aii 39
Van Cott 4tilLlefenderfer 38
Town send 4681ocum x8
D. Bray 46i!ilevera 3fi
Aylesworth 44Hook ' 27
Sboop 44
The high amateur record for
blned shooting waa won bv Fred Rlrwnm
of Alcester, B. D., with a total of 381 out
01 a possmie tov. uick Lilndeman of Lin
coln was second.
WANT NEW ASSOCIATION
One Hundred Railroads In Lumber
Trafflo Wonld Have Western
Short Line Organisation.
BT. LOUIS, Aug. 25. Preliminary step,
were taken here today looking to th. or
ganisation of the Western Short Line Rail
road association by representatives of 100
short railroad, engaged In th. lumber traf
flo. The main object of the association Is
to prevent the application of tariffs, be
coming elTectlve September 6, 7, . 8, 9, 10
and 24, and doing away with the allowance
by the trunk lines to the lumber roads ,
to the division of through rates.
IBa.
mTmm Vmi IrnA...
.- uivii. JVU SUUTT
about tobacco and the
Ies you care about ap
pearance, the more you
wilL like Cobs.
Cobs come m green
packages.
9 for 15c
"VEST POCKET EDITION "
5. fer aiacket ef 3
I. LEWIS CIGAR MFG. CO M.k-rt. Newark, N. J. !
The Largest Independent
Cigar Factory in the world 1
I 'W?)ir MaiT
COBS
mi
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li JM.X.BV BIOS. OO. if I
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liililll.iMI,WaiaBIilMiaaajaaaaajaa
Family Trade Sepplled bj
CttSK. Sln. PhontS. tlrbOer
t ,1280 Uacaetieit
COLONELS WW BREWERS
Louisville Bunchei Hits Off McGlynn
in Third and Fourth.
RECRUITS SHOW UP VERY WELL
lllaalabotham Keep, th il.itoiV
Hit. "raftered Two Stolen Baae
-Ono Sacrifice lilt -Two V.
Tkree.Ragger.. , , .
LOUISVILLB. Ana- Sf. l ..i-.i..! 1. ..
the f.rst game of th aeries today from
, f Z ' 10 " T'" local" unohed hlta
orr Mct.lynn in tho third and fourth In-'
nlngs. while HlKKi,,l,otl am kept th -visitors
hlta scattered. Hurt,. .
f elder fror, Brooklyn. ad Catcher Roil!v.
the Marlon tOhlol
sute loader rectult.
.5 with
"i wen. inn intior'. k...i...
the future, ntcher h.7 b p'u7"
chaned from the Chicago Nationals and Is
expec,l to Join the ,wu team ., once.
IXVI8VII,I,B.
KlLWACKItK:
AB.II.o.A.B
RnMnaon. as 4 ' 1 ' l' a a d...... ?-H-O.A .
leera. IK 4 1 ; 11, n .. 1
si.ni.; . ; ; . i ?.?". t'-
Total... ....11 in 11 .
Lniiisvllln .
002. 80001,
Milwaukee '.
uvooooin nj
' ... ' mni
K",.rruc.K .?"t: By HlgKlnr,,h.m 1-
balls: Off AleOlynn.
Hit by pltPhed ball: IteJliv.
1:50. Umpire: Ferguson. ' " "" 'V,m:
Pitcher Is Wild, bnt Wlag.
hi?. .5 ..Vi.."'JJlU'"" fT"n nlng riuy.
fv t; . c'" to a 8 to 2 vlo
InTo' a Vt'in "'AT,,'" 'h "rnX
th
Score:
run.
MINNEAPOLIS.
AB.H.O.A E.
COLUMavs.
An.H.o. A .81.
i.u.r, ci. .. a a 1
Totals 84 11 31 10
..,11 9 ft ft e '
. Totala.,..".!?" 4 37 14
Batted for Pennyy baker ln ninth
Columbus 0 0 0 0 0 1.0 1 0-2
Minneapolis 0 0 1 0 0 1 4) tj
Stolen base: W' ratten. Sacrifice hlta-
TwSase" hUs'Vl- HA,Uwr-a " Oint'
iwo-oase hlta: Hinchman, Page. D011I1U
plays: WUIiam. t0 Ulll. AltUer to ofii
Sf8s0nB.balLB: off Innybsker. 2; off
i b?,CkKut:. B' i'enny baker; : by
ulf V H,tby Pitted hall: W ratten
CITY OFFICIALS DISCUSS '
COMMISSION FORM
Mayor Lore of Llnuoln One of Speak.
era at Convention of League
of Mnnlclnalltlea.
BT. PAUL, Aug. 26.-AI1 of the deles-ate
to the League of American Municipalities,
now holding Its annual convention her.. '
were taken . to Minneapoll. today and after -
a reception at the city haH W a luncheon
at the workhouse, they .were escorted to
Big Island, In Lake Mlnnetonks, wher. a
brief session was held.
'The commission form of government" .
was the topic of the session.
Mayor Love of Llnooln. Neb u...r
Davidson, of Wichita, Kans.; Mayor Con
rad of San Diego, Cal., and T. J. Pow.u
of Fort Worth, Teg., were the speaker.
A Fierce Attack J
of malaria, liver derangement and kidney
trouble Is easily cured by Electrto Bitters,
the guaranteed remedy. 6O0. For sale by
Beaton Drug Co.
You have heard of
shattered .idols
well shatter, one of'
these IDOLS. .
You will find them all old
faahioned smokes. Every
leaf imported. ,,".
Not only that biit--all
hand workmanship. ' Don't
stop to wonder how we,
have accomplished it try
one. You will vote them
the best cigar ever tasted.
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