THE r.KE: OMAHA. FRIDAY. AT'fJUST 2o. mil.
Cubs and Giants Tie for Leadership of National; Rourkes Continue Winning
ROBINSON BEATS LINCOLN, 7-6
Pitcher TCins His Own Garce with
Timelv Hits.
RAXD FIGHTING TO TEE LSD
l.terwla Starts Oat to toe t.aiec
at Ikr flea.tB,Bla Parry-
Haa ta Mela. a
a
.ate It.
Rnky" Robinson on "f P beaut e
.,B the third and lew rame 1f'r f'-'
nrn UriM.lt) by rloutfig out tmr. m.l-
limed hits, scoring a run mlth each seat ,
Heeidc hi terrific lm;tn.. Robinson
pitched a beady and uphill 'Wil j
it ny a . in n even-. (
Lincoln aunt after tbe gsme -rong and ;
Rob 1 narlauh the rnightv mmffr. could .
t.m atn thrff flpf-ati. m a rcw ao i-iaoo ;
rumarlf at iwrond base to alranrtnan tw -
m field Knapp. the Antrlop alar hurier.
aa arnt ta tha front to do tiia aharr.. Un- j
coin .p.) up -ith a run. but tba Rourke-a
in their half came bark even avowr and ;
t.t tbe Ante..pe to H by one tally. Knapr
then aettied dtra-n and held the Rourkea i
holpleaa for the four lnnln(c. hile hif ,
teammate tuc ked the arrie naatly aa av !
by clouting in f'v more run before the I
home boy rould recover. It looked like i
everythtne m over for the LJnoolnite
eaoept the hollerina: when the Colt -romped
in from the field In the aliclh in- ,
nlng. Prhooney opened -lth a double, but j
Kneavea batted out Arbotcaat then came (
rroaa -tth a alnrie to rlfht j
Robinaon. the neit man up. naa atruc-K
out ta-lce before and waa looked upon to
repeat, when be alammed the bai: to deep
enter for two claan bar, ahootlnr Arbo
lut acroaa the rubber. Roblraoo died at
aenond. There wa TJOthinr doing for
either team to the aeventh. In the eifhth
Unroln tried bard, but could not aqueere
a man arrosa.
n.MuB Makes Oa4 Aajwiw.
Williams opened the inning for the
Rourkes with a safe one to left, Schooney
struck out and Knaavr wa an easy out,
Knapp te Thomas. A wild pitch put
Pc.hooney on second and a triple by Arbo-
past aoorefl him. Robinsoo then made
good by hammering out bis second hit and
aoming Arbogast. but was caught trying
to stretch It Into a double.
- . . .
J -a-o, three. The Rourkes had their last
rianoe to win the game and Kteboff
singled to left. Tbomaaon reached first
and Nieboff aaoond when Knapp fumbled
..the former's grounder. At this time Knapp
was benched and Eh man sent out to save
the day tor the Antaiopea. Pick sacrificed
each man a baae. Williams struck out.
Bcboonover drew a walk. A Knew was sent
te bat for Kn raves and sent out a
pretty Ingle to left, acortng Klehoff and
Thomason. ending the game.
Thomason saved the Uncolnltes from
ortng In the eighth Inning when tie
made a grandstand natch of Knapp clout
to abort center. Thomaaon ran like a deer
for the ball and grabbed it Just about an
inch from the ground, rolling over and over
as a result of the momentum.
Iob DespaJn arrived on the field just
tefore the opening of the game with a
little hunchback fellow about three feet
tall. It developed later that the hunchback
had been the mascot for Connie Mack wbea
the Athletics wen the world's champion
sbrp. Btitire i
OMAHA..
ah. Pi
H
1
1
1
1
O. A.
Moore, lb t v
Nieboff. 8b 4 1
Thomason. cf I 2
Soanlon. lb 2 1
Pick, lb I 0
Wliliama. rf S 1
Bcboonover. If I 6
Kneavea, sa 4 0
Arbogaat. c 4 S
Robtnaon. p... 4
Agnew 1
t I
4
Totala.
7 14 n u
LJNCOLN.
Ail. R.
4 2
I
4
t
4 1
...v.'.'. i
4 1
0
H O.
A.
f.
O
e
V
o
e
l
l
Gaimter. aa
I ngiaub. 2b.....
Cobb, rf
I ole. cf
McCortnlck. if..
Tbomaa. lb
Miller, lib
McUraw. c
Knapp. p
Lhtnui. p
1 1
I
I
t
10
0
t
41
Totala...
Si ( I 2S t 2
Ratted for Kneave in ninth Inning.
Two out wbenwinning run was scored,
Omaha
Rum I1022 7
Hits . 2100tl 114
f
Lincoln
tuns 1 I 1 1 0 0- i
Hlta 1 I 1 2 0 0 1
Two-baae hrta: Thomaaon. Robinson Vf r-
Cormlcii. Knapp Three-base hlta: Scanlon.
Arbogaat Paaeed ball: Arbopast. VTlta
pitch: Knapp. Bauaeaonba.il: Crf Robin
son. 1. off Knapp. 2. baenfice hlta: Pica,
Suanlon, Schoonover. Cobb. Stolen bases:
Knapp. McOormlrk. Srrurk out: By
Robinson. 6: by Knapp I Left on baaeti
'miaha. I. Lincoln. . Time: l:s0. Umpires:
Haakell and. Shoemaker
DEI MODTEI IW TWKIFTH
Pelo Loae Caaae r See re af M
l Five.
DE8 MOINES. Aug 24-Des Moines won
a twelTe-tnnlng game from Pueblo todav
by a acwre of 6 to fc After a three-has hit
Curtis waa brought horn by Bachant s one-
DBS MOINES.
AB. R,
H. O. A.
2 10
4
1 4 1
0(1
1 2 I
0 1s
1 ( 4
2 fc 1
0 0 2
1 26 17
H. O. A.
0 1
2 11
1 V it
2 10
f 15 0
2 2 4
It 0 2
2 fc :
1 fc
2 I 1
tl tl 6
11 14 16
(
I
I
Curua. If
CoUigaa. aa
Hacluaat. cf... .
Dwyer. lb....X.
Korea, gb
Anderson, rf
Graham 3a
I luwJ. c
cm thup, p....:..
Totala
(
PUEBLO.
AB R.
Middleton. cf fc
Crajg. rf 4 1
rger. aa 2
Helden. if fc
Koorner, lb fc i
Huglies 3b fc 2
Ciaora. lb. 4 0
I'lbrnbDS, e 4
Kabsr. p I t.
ew timid, aa. 4 l
Jac-kaoat. p ! 2 0
Totala 43 I
Pueblo 1 1 00
I Moinea 1010
i
0
V I
0 I
it
:i
T we-base hita: Craig. Clemon Ttiree
base hlisi Curtis fli. l nowaki, Craig. Hub
orr raber. fc In seven inning, off Jackson.
, - ........-, ..,i..u. ii in taeive
inmiieTB. Bavcniioe mta
Bachant Im-,(,.a
Ciavlre. Hughea. I'itomski Ma-en base
4U-gwr. Coiiigan. Anderson leioen. Left
ua base. Ie Moliiea. : Pueo.u. k. haws
on bJia: Otf Falwr, .7. off Northup. 4 off
Jackann. X Hit bv pitched lal : Anflr
aon. Struck oul; By Fabei 2. b Northup
. .'5 . J.P.11 a 1 imr: z 41, 'niLH Aa
MrlkDWoil ac4 Clarke.
CHAMPIOiag Oi KMV HELM loriat
laas f ltp Pi lea p, 1 ataJ f fla Uumu
e.
SlOl-X CITT. Aug 24-Toarka a. ut out
Sioux dtp uxucv t a. and wmed n.i
tbe odd tame of Uie aerie a. Iijrt.in pu bed
la aplendlo form. Slig:-r weakened in the
sixth and lb vtailurs pul lite t-untrsi aajelv
aaag 4y eourltig four run ecore:
SlOUTt CITY. .
AB R H. O. A
-rava 2 4 1 1 f 0
hw tt 1 2 e i
Nalhara, rf 1 1 1 a 0 !
Hart maw. aa 1 2 1
wiBgawr. cf 4 0 I I 0
Standing of Teams
j tfl U:'JVE. NATL L.LAil K
W 1. P I. T" t
! Tici.vcr ' v' 'huacn . ... K." 4. W
I Lun-.r, . . C Vt ..V Nm lort . . s 44
i ft Joseph 7-,.4 prt"egh 4 .f'!"
I pueblo .:-;! .lane phis t 5" .!"
wtufi . . 1 ;-'t I ..-
' FiimA '11 ' ...- '. ' irirlTiTiatl . .
! 7 opeka 47 74 .SR Vmu.uI n ... 44 C7 .rs.
j lie;- Mr.m-- ! I -cm on 20 M .2."."
' 4.MKR ASP'N AM HR LEAGUE
I W1.IM WLFf
Minnetpoli .74 M 1 "h.laoelphia 74 4. e4
-f.iurnt.ua 7: f7 ..' 1 " trott ""4 .Jr
' Kan i"'tv.T i .:.z. tmston . .!
' Hi Paul . . . . C :. Nf Tnrk....r. 57 .W
nr,d " -Fk H ',
jiat,epolir f1 t .4wi 'hif-agri
Tnlirfi, r,k 7(. WlLtriltldon. 7 41"
trftutBviIla fa 75 .4. ft. IOUi.. 34 a .3
NEE. l.EAGTE WINK l.tAai'K.
w- t f. W.L.PPt
fy.,,,
fn TT .C:: Fall Ctty . .M M .
Si.ivnor
...61 S7 .r HumlwHI . . S .Ml
. Hp ri Ulnnil U. AIM. Aiiriurn ..-4;41 .!.-'
),rtlhu. f., .ntndnBh 4:. 41 ..vr i
Stwinl
ff M 4 ciartnda . 4V 4."
Hafrtmp ... M 4(i Neri. nty
n'y ' '
" . ' . ..,.
VT'tRV LEVE
,j.)?.o;n omfha T.
Toin-ka. f: Siou I'liy.
l"-nvfr. 1: St . Joseph. 2
XATff'NAL. UF.AfTfE.
Pt Ixiula. 7; Bom on. : ti rnnlnra.
"hi"hj:n. i.; Brooklyn, f tn innsncs.
rtttabuh. J-l: New Tnrk. 1-2.
Cine nnatt. . Fiilaflrlptiia. 1; lourtMn in-
Dine &.
AMERICAN LEAGVE.
Nf York. S: Chicago, i.
B'.ston-St. Iiui: rain
V ashinplcn-Ietroit: rain.
Ptiiiade!phla-C)eeland ; rain
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
St Paul-Toledo; rain
M!!wul;ee-lndianajoli: ram.
Minneapolis. 11-S: Ix'unn-tlie. 8-1.
Kana I'lty. 2. Columbus. S
NEERAfK A STATE L.EAGVE.
Fremont, f; Kearney b (ten inning i
Tofk. ft: Hastings 4.
Seaard. 0, Superior, i.
ColiimViUB. k: txrand Island. 0.
MINK LEAGUE.
Falls City, : Auburn. 1.
Humboidt, ; Crallnda, 1.
Nebraska City, 2, Shenandoah. 8.
(.aaaea t .r. j
Western League IVnver at Omaha. Lin- .
coin at Hioui city. Topeka at tes Mnlnee. J
Puehlo at tt Joaeph.
National League St. Louis at Boat on. j
Chicago at Brooklyn. Pittsburgh at New i
York. Cincinnati at Fhiladelphl
American League New York at Chicago.
Boston at St. Louis. Waahington at Ie
troit. Philadelphia at Cleveland
American Association M iniieapolis at
Col u nr. uk. Milwaukee at Toledo. St. Paul
at Indianapoiia. Kansas City at Louisville.
Nebraska State League Kearney at
Ct- nd inland ( nlumhua at PVennnnt. Sew
ard at HaMinga t-uperlor at York.
Mink League t alls City at Autmrn. '
Humboldt at Clarlnda. Nebraska City at
Shenandoah.
Stem. Ib I 0 1
Really, 3b I 0 it I
Iwaon. cf 2 0 1 S 0
SUger. p 2 0 1 I
Klepfner, p 1 0 0
Barber 1 0
Milier 1 0
Totals SI 17
TOPEKA.
AB. R- H. O A.
Emory. Kb 6 112 4
Rlckert. If i 2 1
Whitney, lb t 1 14
Chapman, c . 6 0 4 1
Dail. cf 4 1 1 1 0
I Beec.her rf 4 12 0 0
Kdtnirito'n. as t 2 1 1 4
Krepa, 2b 1 2 4 I
Durbin, p 4 1 t 2
Totala St 11 27 14
Batted for Neighbors in ninth,
Batted for Stem in ninth.
Topeka 1 0 1 4 0
Sloum City
Sacrifice hits:
Krepa. Ptem. Two-bast
hUa: Beecber. Wagner. Three-base hit :
Kidmlston. Stolen bases: Wagner. Krena.
AnQrm, erran. rtiLBi v.ti nt ger. s in
five innings; off Klepfner, 2 in four innings.
Struck out: By Klepfner. fc; by Durbm, ii.
Baaea on balls: Oil euger. 1; on uurbln, 1.
Time: 1:X. Umpires: Morgan and Knapp.
CH RE1 IER WEAKENS IN EIGHTH
Pt. Jaraeph fceta 1'kre srarea awe
Defeats Crlaallea.
ST. JOSEPH. Aug. 24. Schrieber weak
ened in the eighth inning today and St.
Joseph bunched three hits with an efsor
and two taae on balls tor three runs and
won. I to 1. Freeman wa In superb form,
holding I w ver te two hlta. Gilmore scored
from second on an lnfleid out for Deo ver a
only run. score :
DENVER.
AB. R.
H.
0
O.
E.
0
0
Lloyd, lb I
Gilmore. it..
bea.1. cf
CaHSidy, rf..
QuliI in, Sb...
Lmasay, lb.
Coffey, aa...
S.nr, c
bchrei ber, p.
I
Totala-....
I
2 I
t
1 M 12
ST.
JOSICPH.
AB. R. H.
O.
Kelly. If
Powell, rf
Z willing cf
Keiliy, Jtt
Bc.rton. lb
Hamilton. 3b
aieiiika, as
Gannett, c
Freeman, p
Jolie
Cleliette. p
t
Totala
....3
i 27 10
Ienver 0 0 0 0 0 1 4 0 01
Si. Joseph 0 0 i 0 0 ft 0 1 S
Stolen bases: Powell, Lloyd Gilmore,
Lindsay, nacriflce hlta: Powell. Freeman.
! Hits: off Freeman. 2; off Cbellette, 0.
struck out: By Freeman, 6: by eichreiber,
E ; fc. Base on ball : Off Freeman, 1 : off
0 j Schreiber, 4. Hit by pitched ball: By Free-
1 i matt. 1. Wild pi ten: Freeman. L Left on
Olbas: St. Joseph, fc; Denver, 4. Umpire:
0 j McKee and W eaver.
:i Pitchers' Battle
-! ! Goes to Shenandoah
j Humboldt Takes First of Series from ;
Clarinda Falls City Beats
Auburn.
SHENANDOAH, la.. Aug 24 cftpecial
Telegram. Shenandc.h woe a pitchers'
battle today. Score:
R, H E.
Shenandoah OOOSOOOO I 1
Nebraska City 0 0 0 1 P 0 0 1 2 f 1
Batteries: Shenandoah. Duran and Cas
tle. Nebraska Oty. P.aason, Willlford and
D.ikerton Umpire: Suge
I'UUMiA. la.. Aug 24. Special Tele-
J gram. Humboldt took the first game of
tne series today M-ore "" Batteries: Alma. Whirling. Pichle and
Humboidt 51?;;! ' s Tanner; Arapahoe. W Tanner and Carrol.
Clarinda 0 0 0 0 0 1 00 1 f 4 Hit-: Arapahoe. 10; Alma. . Struck out:
Hattener: Clarinda. -Walters and Hat- Hv Whitting. 4; bv Tanner. 1: bv W. Tan
tnony, l.uniboidt F.rrett. letx and Horn- n,.r, n Three- lhe hits rnsbrow. Hoilo
merB n.pire Kratstrg and Mevers ' av To-bae hits: Carrol. Roachman.
AUBURN. Neb. Aug 24 (Special Te.e-. y . Tanuer, Sto kham I mpirea: Muel.er
gram . Falls City look the fust game of ! and o Tool.
r.VTTA SlCr'' l i 4) i 0 tv-V1!.11! i 1" a game with El wood here today the
( " livIililiZ? 1 J: im -ore mas as follows:
Auburn 00 1 000000- 1 4 :;Kiwood 0 0 (. 0 0 2 2 1
latienes- Aubuin. Hirsb and Kranir.ger. Ar$ , i a g j , ,
Fa ts -iiv . Fiiich and anderh'.ll. I tn- . -
,. l,.. I Batteries: Elmood. Sampson and Wlt-
pire ivivaane. jham; Arajaxhoe Snyder and Carrol. Hits:
M-, , -. . J Uwuod. Arapahoe. 11 Struca out: By
. eaial irwaa aiemilave. mpaon. i; by Snvder. I Home run: Dih-
H H1LR Neb . Aug. 24 -iSpecial i- brow. To-bae hlta Q. Beltaer, J. Beit
Hir took the second game from Yalen-lif.r Umpire Mueller
t.tif. Kil.aiM.v alioaed only four hit eV-nre; ! s
Valentme .. B H 1 B it A 1 1
211 fc-li. Vi 1
Hattenea' Grimes and Fischer. Kirk land:
Kt.ieiat and Jefiatrn. ilaih aaa called at
E lend ..1 vetoih on account of vimiti-a hat
lug ts ca'.ch a train
Frrinexil Aaveruauag ts the Rtavta te Big
Reiurna
SUPERIOR BLANKS SEWARD
Transferred Game on 5e ward Groundt
Lost by Home Boya. j
LUEESOS AKD SKTTH IN FOZM
(liahx Ilaa Wtlktvir att Cnjil
Islaari ri;r, TWeetls.- Tart
X lar to aiia Haatla-
b-hmtB Oat 1 rV.
SEWARD. Nh . Atip M if.- .jrla.1 T -;rm
i-Suiif-i'T fefeated Swaf. odv. I
10 " ,r F""d f" f t.uhron and
Smith Loth pit'-hed a p .od carrw. n:triar
one allowing man hi:. There wa a big
crowd out to Hep the pame. which wa
tranf erred to Sward on account of the
Grrmm pirni
Score ;
AB H 0 A E AB H 0 A t
"
f. f' 4 f Honrr rt S P P
twm-h. ! . f 2 E V P H'anatw. lb 4 f t 1 0
V W ... t 1 I NefC. Sh 1 S
' Mi-H arell, it 1 (l I" Kink lb...
j Vrurh .. j j t I' lmiartl If
' ..- tti, Ibl I M !!. c...
I itrr. :lh 4 2 1 L.M.J. ef
2 (' F 1 J
4 1 H
4 1 l
4 1
I Ml'-harl. a
i luhnmn. p
4 1 : ( 1 r.uhtmnn. ar 4 1 0 : !
f J Fmlth. p .... t 1 1 2 I)
Ini.l. a f T U I Total
II l rr 11 j
Fuperior 0 1 0 H 1
Seward p-i
i.amea run. nupenoT i rvaeee cm naue.
Off Smith .2. off Luhrson. 2 Lft on bases, j
Heward. r. SuT.erior. (t Wild pitches: buhr-
l amed run. Buperior. 1 Baee on ball
son. ). r.m:th. 'i Two-b&w hit: Uisy. i
P'.ruok out: By Smith. 4; by Luhrson. 4. 1
Lx.unle plays: L.uhrsin to Michael to
BiHkewitr Orr to Lorech to Bockewita.
Time: 1.3i Umpire; McLermott
.laskaa lanKBter Third City.
GRAND ISLAND. Neb.. Aug . (Special
I Telegram i Grand Inland wa ahut out to
1 oay in one of the poorest game of the
se.aon J he locals pave Majunan poor
unnnrt Tnbn mfii errrrrm thnn in anv
! game so faj. fH.upled with this, the visitor I
ir..A .tl.l. ...rk fcl,.r.r-.
COM 'at PI tg GRANP lKLAVP
I AB H O A E A-B H O A E
i clttirk. ef . 4 1 1 Cook, cf .... 4 1 1
1 .- ... . a n t. ant.k . . . t I
cahsm. 2b . 4 t 6 t Mreir '
Metneii, . i i s l PM. Kihhen. if 4 e 4 ,
Leach. It
1 t Hifn. .lb. . . I 2
tl t.. t 1 . Vl. -k A 1 f 1 1
Pork rneT, lb 4 ! I i V ,U.kr-n. C .. .I i 0 2;
Harriimti. r . 1 7 I f ruii-hasan. lb I 0 1 b 1
Imnovan. Mill HsrtniM. V SI 02 1 '
Total. II in 27 1 s Trnal . . .81 I 2! I I
Coltimbu 1 v ti 0 2 ti 0 S
Grand Island P t M d ( M f 0
Earned runs: Coiumbus. S. Two-base hit:
m c j. Three-base hit : Leach. Banes on
i,a.:ie: Off Donovan. 1: off Hartman. i.
Struck out: By Donovan. : ly Hartman.
i Left on banes: Columbua. S: Grand Is
land, b Louble plavs: Buchanan to Morse
to Smith. Harrison to Graham to Porkomey
to Harrison. Umpire: Kelly.
(aauva Wla la Teatk.
KEARNEY. Neb.. Aug 24 (Special Tel
egram it took Fremont ten innings to j
win from Kearney. A ninth Inning rally
cf the local made a force run and Wat-
eon walked a man. letting in one score.
followed "by a two-bag hit of L. Gray,
scoring three more. Score:
FREMONT KEVARN-ET
AB H O A t AB H O A E
a Kmita. St. 4 1 i 1 1 Grar. cf . . S 2 I r
J. Pullen, lb... 4 1 1 0 Pvnox. IT ... 4 : I 0
" &I.UM. cf . . h II 0 0 J.rrott. rt . . 4 0 1 b
J; bohll-r. rt..4 11 I b iK.ne, lb. . 1 J I C
Neft. e I 4 1 tl f. Paxien. b . . 6 4 4 1
Tnrpln, It... I : 0 P -hillgorfl. si I 1 I I
Si Cre. b...H 1 1 1 Clali. lb 4 Bin t
I Tnomsaoa. s ( 1 I IH brar. r . .. I b t t
J ! W atson. S I I 1 1 0 Trimble, p.. - b b J 1
kUgerkurth laded
I Tn',i, m in sr l? i
'Batted for Trimble in the ninth.
1 Fremont o 4 0 1 0 0 1
Kearney (i 0 0 1 0 0 4 0 6
Earned runs: Kearney. S; Fremont. 2.
Bases on bails: Off Trlmbie. 2; off Wat
son. X Left on bases: Kearney. : Fre
mont, . Two-base hits: L. Gray (2i. Neff,
WatBon. Rouse. Struck out: By Trimble.
6: by Watson I. Panned ball: H. Gray.
Time: 2:. Umpire. Bockewita.
Mlek ia a saiaatk Pitcher.
HASTINGS. Neb., Aug. 34. (Special Tel
egram. 1 Hastings, playing class A ball,
abut out York to the tune of 4 in ft Riir-ii
the home boy. outpitched Fentress, the
l Western league twirler. and held his on.
! uonents in rit u-iLtirH hn. r... ,h
mg leaturea. Score:
HArrABH O A E TAi H
Watson. 2b.. 4 14 1 4 Furrrll. 3k..i o i 'b
Bromley, cf . S 1 1 2 (Smith ah n i I
Fortman. as. 4 1 b b Hminiaarv. If 4 1 1 b o
Jom If .... 4 ( 1 b Harm, cf I b b t
(o, lb b 11 l b Finn, lb t (in t b
Kata. 8b I 1 t b iMri. w a v a a a
f. e 8 1 I 1 t.m ' ' " a i a r
Hrwrrnla, .. 2 4 0 0 voppl c 'l 2 7 b
Bllek. P 8 (10 1 b F antrum. B..2 1 4
Totala X i 27 14 2 Total 24 24 li, 0
Hasting l 0 2 0 0 4
York 0 0 0 0 9 0
Stolen base: Coe. Wataon, Cooke. Kata.
Iouble plays: Portman to Wataon te
Cooke. Watson to Fortman. Smith to
Payne. Two-base htts: Hennissey, Cooke.
Passed ball: Copple. Wild pitch: Slick.
Bases on balls: Off Slick, i: off Fentress.
2. Umpire: Held.
White Sox Hit Quinn
and Errors Are Help
Highlander Lote Opening: Game of
the Seriei by Five to Three
Score.
CHICAGO. Aug. 24 Chicago hit Quinn
opportunely today, and with the assistance
of the visitors' errors, won the otntng
game of the aeries today, I to S. Score: ,
CUICAOO NEW YORK.
AB H O A E AB H O A E
UplntrM . l 9 It a mr ,- a . a
trfir. b 4 : 2 2 4 Hemphill, oi 2 2 i
Meawnger, III v Chaae. lb.. . . 4 i 7 ;mB machine threw a wheel. Ogren landed
Boi. cf . 4 2 1 S Onw. if 4824!, . .t , ,
Wtair all. 2t 4 8 l"l Hartaeii. 8b. 4 i 2 l i 1 f ree of the car in the muck and emerged
(orban. a . .8 0 1 2 1 Johnaon. aa 4 t I 4 o! unhurt.
jntutan. in . - a it t uaranaT. zb.. l
Biork.
.41 II Swaeoay.
4 0 4 11
. 2 1
Walab. p
.4114 Quinn. a
Totala 88 12 21 J4 8 Totals 81 I 24 11 8
Chicago 0 11 0 1 0 0 ft f
New York 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 S
Three-base hit: Cree. Sacrifice hils:
Hemphill. Mullen. Stolen base: Sweeney.
Doul.ie plays: Wolter to Hartxell: Lord
to Mullen. Johnson te Chase. Left on
bases: Chicago. S. New York. 6 First
base on bail: Off Quinn. 1; off Walsh, a.
Struck out: By Walsh. 1; by Quinn. 1
Time: 1 :uu. Umpire: Mullin and Evans.
BAK BALL, GAMES AT ARAPAHOE
I.am-bIs a Three (.aaira froaa Alaaa
I KlOTewel Tewaaa. '
I ARAPAHOE. Neb.. Aug. 24 .Special Tel-
egram.e Tbe Arapahoe Braves won both
game from the Alma base ball team yes-
lerday. Both game er hotly contented
The second wa called at the end of the
eighth inning. Score first game:
Alma 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1
Aranaboe .'. .1 i 2 0 0 0 0 0 02
Batteries: Alma. McCuiloch and Basham
Arapahoe. Beltaer and Carrol Hlta; Off
A. ma .3: off Arapahoe. 4. Struck out: Bv
Mi-Cullurh. IS: by Beltaer, 6 Bases on
balls: Off M'-Oullorh. 4: off Beltxer. 1
l mpires: Mueller and O Tool.
Score, second game:
Alma 2 0 0 0 0 0 f 11
Arapahoe
0 1 0 fc 0 4 0 10
i I 4 " "
health.
mnnA . . .
good inj-. good avet,. bright
! ey es and a kovel complexion, the result of
i . . . i.....,- .-a mw aiu. w. 1
- ' .......
u .it, b ...... v. ..,. - yvw aibwiob
I is faulty Cha'uberlam'a Stomach and Liver
j Tablets 111 correct it. We
ale hjr all
dtavlera
ijWADDELL TWICE VICTORIOUS
ilWneS iWUDJe-iieaOer IOr JUlier a.nO '
Win. Both Gaines.
t
ALLOWS FTFTXEN HITS IN TWO'
I
Mianeapolis Takes First Cewtewt hy
fcewre f Elemea t Tbree
eeag by Tkre
te One.
LOUISVILLE. Ky.. Aug 24 -Rube w bo-
jell pitched a double-header today tor
. .
f111""' " "'J "'".
"e (HT UH IlllB. UUl Uir.. i.ri.u ...
three runR. In the second, which went
but eight inntng. he held the local to:
five hits, all sing-les; did not give a base ;
on balls or hit a man. Louifville pot one
run In this game. The two scores were
iJ "-"V f"".
11 to S and i to 1.
MINNEAPOUS. llt I!-nL,E
AB H O A E AB H 0 A E
firmer, cf . i 1 4 tHanb'ry. t I i P t 3
AlltseT. at. .. b I 8 7 b Kt.hlnm.n. M D 0 H 4 1
I'r.v.th It . 4 2 b Honshu. It t I b
Wllliain. lb i 1 4 I Hiwirt. lh .4 b 0 1 1
Roomman, rt. ( 2 2 b BtanlvT. cf... 4 1 I b 1
bill, lb I I l: b 1 baber. 2b ... 1 0 t 1
FerrM. 3b ... . f 4 b 2 b F.me-aon. rt.. 4 1 0 b
Smith c t. 1 2 1 b Hurlm. r . 4 1 I 2 b
Waddell, S .. I OS (Vnf., 114b
Miller 1 1 t b b
Tctai 40 IS 27 14 1
Total t lb 27 14 i
Batted for Cheney In the ninth.
Minneapolis 0 I 1 4 1 1 0-11
Louisville 0 0 0 2 P 1 S
Stolen base: Altixer. Sacrifice hits:
i Waddell. (T-avath. Two-tu hits: era
vath Ferris. Hughes. Three-base hit:!
cravatn. cneney. iwuoie piaya. ou ,u
Tt-oninson to nowanj. uiis-iui. .u
to Gill. Struck out: By C heney o: by ,
Waddell. E Bases on balls: Crff Cheney. ,
2: c.rf Waddell, 2. Passed ball: Hughes..
Wild nttch. Chenev. Time: 1 4ii. Um-
' nlres: Chill and Fox.
icor. second game; I
1 MIKNEAPOUs IOI IFVILLE I
AB H O A E AB H o A E '
CiTiow. ef .. 4 1 t Ftansh'ry . ah ' 1
Aituwtr, am.. 4 b Bbbinaon. at 1 2
1 oravath, it : J 1 Ori ahts. II I I !
, wuiuima. Sb 4 1 2 4 Howarii. 1b S 3 12 1 b
j ItaaauAO. rt . ! 2 1 b Stan ley . rf . . I r. 2 1
! FerVt. SbV.J I 1 Ja rt.:i 1 J I
Owena c 71 0 - 1 b Ludwia e s 1 1 1 b
Waboell "a " 0 1 1 e HI'botham, pi 1 2 0
Totals r 7 24 11 1 Total 24 t 24 14 1
Game called end of eighth; darkness.
Minneapolis 0 0 1 0 0 2 S
Ijotiisville 0 0 1 0 1
iouie-vine v v i v v v v j
Stolen base: Clymer. Sacrifice hit:
JGrlll. Stanlev, Altiaer. Sacrifice fiv: Robs-;
man. Doukie plav: Altiaer to William to!
Gill. Struck out: By Higginbotham. 1;'
glnbotham. 2, Time: li. Impire: Fox'
and Chill. i
(Issiksi C4nra from Beblaal.
COLUMBUS. Aug 24 Fiene. who came
to ,h eu-nth wfth the coiumbus club
i sh
ut out walked LattUmore with two out
and Walsh at first. Congalton tied thT
bene wltv, ci rirtlihle u.TA vrtMll the vrlnnirtf.
rUn n 'e'ns" , Bln-ie. Score:
! OtlbTMBIl KANSAS CITT
. AB H O A E ABMO.AB
wi rhm.,, it a i l a a Bartaau. Ih. 8 b l b b
lttiDjort' aa 8 1 t Sullivan, ci.. 3 b2o o
Conttaiton. 2 f beve. if ... 12 10
rmiit. lb.. 4 2 12 o uraii. n a i i i
! Iwwna. 5b . 8 1 2 2 Sec'fl4. 2b 4
bi CBourba. 8b 8 2 8 1 Bo arman. lb 4 2 18 1 0
0 Wveell, cf . . 8 4 b b Corrtbon. s. 4 2 1 b 0
. .tar.. rVm n n A A H n
a. imti i v it,. v ... . . ,- ,.
Pactaro. p ... 8 4 nM, p 4 i l a a
Total M 7 H 11 1 Totala 32 t 24 17 2
Columbus 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 S
Kansas City 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 02
Two-base hits: Hinchman. Conralton,
Perrtng. lKwns. Corridon. Bases on balls:
Off Packard. 1; off Fiene. 2. Struck out
By Packard. S: by Fiene. 1. Time: 1:27.
Umpire: Handiboe and Owens.
Auto Racers Practice
on Elgin Track
Good Tine Made and it ii Predicted
that Record Will Be Broken
One Slight Accident.
24-CifficUl practice
ELGIN. 111.. Aug
today for the automobile races here to-
morrow and Saturday developed one minor
accident early when H. W. Ogren. driving
Colby car,
as thrown into a ditch when
Fair time as made in the trials Grant,
two-time winner of the Vanderbllt cup.
did the first lap in :07:42. Other trials:
Buck. Pope-Hartford, HI7:46; Hughes. Mer
cer, :6"7:bT; Mulford. Logler. :064; Hart
man. Alco. KKX; Morris, Cole. :0b 47, De
Palma. Simplex, :0a 44.
Grant averaged 66j miles to the hour.
Harvey. Granger, president of the Savan
nah Automobile club, declared today that
in the grand prise and Vanderbllt cup
races to be run over the seventeen-mile
Savannah course next November, world's
records are certain to fall.
For the first time In any autemoble race
drivers mere subjected to examination by
physicians aa to their physical fitness to
. . . . . . , . .
w,r rt
urday.
V Al.KM 1" E
DOWNED BY COLTS
: Crelavsitoa Keeps tp tliaalai MreaJ
i MJtin io.-v. .-vrn.. Aug. -a. ibjwiai
Telegram i-Huf fie Colt tvontinued I heir
winning inreak and defeatted the fast YaJ-
entme bunch in tbe third straight game
of tbe tournament by a score of 1 to 2.
Tbe game a aa fast throughout, Valentine
tieing the wore in the eighth. Creighlon
won in the last half of the ninth on an in-
'de.Aby h."inrP7, VwVr-' JTT
shortstop. Cay lor for treighton pitched
great ball and deserved a shutout. Score:
bh r !
Creighton 1 01 00000 1 1 k 4
Vaientlne 0000 f !-! C
Battene: Caylor and Hal Haigrima.
Tesiha and Campltell Tan-base hit:
Kemp. Struck out: By Caylor. 12: by
Jieailva. Ml. Bases on hall. Off leailva.
1. Left on base: Creighton. 11; Valen
tine. 7. Time: 1 Umpire: Frank Neal.
Mart-leal Meat la at 4.1
GIBBON. Neb.. Aug 24 cKpecial The
married men played the . aingle men i
Wednesday end won bv the score of 10 to
Batteries: Married men. Mercer and
, i.aggcti; aioarie man. i - . , i .. Awin uanaaen,
i Mfirc.T Har(e Vmptre: Cemptt.ll.
, .. . .
Tke Balaemte PlavaTaie
fewer Hvee than atom
1 OCPJTT ir ii.is iup 11. :i,ri
and kidney draewaea. for which Electric
Rtwi le the gTiai-ajrtee- remedy aac For
eaJe by Beavtea rrwg Ce. .
mm DRIVE BEATS CUBS.
BrookJt-n Victoneui in Tenth Innin: j
by Six to Five.
GAME IS SEKSAT105AL BATTLI
t le .eta 1m Tkree-RaM1 Mlta
ale Tkree Ttaae Pat
Hla tlab la ae
l-ad.
FROKKLTS. (ur. r4-Totis'"s Cam?
altb CbK-apn had a ionsl fim'i
Erain winnlns for Brnoklvn in tle tenei
wun a arne vrr mr imw ' 1
were on first and s-cond. a only fan
run acre needed train wa crenreo ann
otily
led
i trii.le The local took n early
but Doyle's triple in the seventh
... rv. i , . imb it,,.
sent Chicago ahead. The Cubs third base-
mnn s-n. a r. nt Km. finU It. .Via mn.fc KTIlt I
aain put hi club In front In the tenth,
hi sinple and Wheat's error plac-d Chi
raco ahead ajram Score:
AB H O A E AP fl o A t I
Troiev bk . 4 n i I Sherkurd i! r, i b l
t..i,berl lb J 1 11 1 S"huli. rt t. 1 1 0
Wheat. It . ! 4 11 1 Tltik-r 4 1
p-.r. St.. i f. s I K :b4 r : : c
har rr J .' i o i wT.im.n rt 4 i 4 i o
t. 2iin'u. Jb i I 1 I n Rater )b . I ? in
iQMia. ni i
r.rwtn. r .. . i
"nr.. b
Hommeli .
Mrwtn. r .. . 4 I 1 I 9 A-he-. r.. 5 1 e
11 1 (i Beulhar.h. f 1 4 f
r i Brnwu. r l n
Miller .... (i n ti ft c I
fenton. p . t (i Totals .... 7 1J! i:
Total K 11 l
ne out when winnine run Kcored.
Batted for Burke In the ninth.
Ran for Hnmmel in the ninth
Ctitcago 1 0 0 0 i 0 1 1 5
Brooklyn I 0 0 n 0 41 0 1 1 I
Two-base hit: Reulha'-h. Three-base
mi jo le izi. "neat., irwm naes nn
I ball: Off Reulbach. 7: off Burke. 9.
Struck out: By R-ulhoch. I. bv Burke. 1.
Hit Off Reu loach.
in etpht and one-
third innings: off Burke. S in nine innlnca
Time
1 :fch. Umpires: Rigier and Fit n-ran.
n4wa Wins la Teatk.
i pogTON. A tig. 1'4 The locals won in re.e
tenth from St. Louis
. . bhi , ,
rfJl 0rn'.rh.0ri
was scored on s
sacrifice fly had tied the score
ninth. Score
1 POPTrsj!. pt lifts
1 AB H O A K AB H O A B
' Sv-ener. t I I t Pmrgim Sb. 4 1 1 4
nirt.ll M A 1 1 ti O. k m C 1 1 b
.1rkmm. If . h 2 b b KonetrhT. lb 111 1
Lorjlln. rT .. 4 1 b b Ellin. If
Miller, rt.il 2 b Evtnt rt
4 b i b b,
4 : b b;
Insert m. Ik I ( I I 1 rl.na-r. as . . t 1 4
".Tfwiii. j . . . j i j i an' 'rt, nn, . l - j t. w
Kilns, r I 1 I b b bum r I 2 4
j Tyler. J 5 2 4 Salle. P J b 1 b
Rlarls, Jt b b b 1 b
j Totals gf II ffi Id I
! Total S fir It b
'Two oirt when winning run scored.
i Ronton 1 1 I ! 0 ! H 1
j St Louis 4 P 0 0 0 0 0 X n 07
Two-has hits: Jackson. Sweeney Three-
base hit: Hauser Home runs: Sweeney.
K,)nK Bmn on baI. off Ti ler. : off
Sallee, 6. Struck out: Bv Trier. J; bv
. Time: 2:2?.. Umpires:' Klem and
Brennan
Plratee Glaats Dlvlae.
NTCTjr YORK Atiir r4 New Tnrlt vd
Pittsburgh, broke even In a douhle-hearrer
today, the contest both being pitcher'
hatt les Mathewson was busied by Adams
in the first game, a muffed by Hsrrog
in the sixth inning starting Mathea S!"n
downfall. Adam followed with a clean hit.
i,BCng up to Pittsburgh's first score
Marquard had the better of C&mnttg In
! !n?. .Tfv h.0'd'ni ,h' Ww.bur-h.
. 1,1 1 " w ih.b, u.h h,, ipimvuru a... .p.f
"nly run. in the firth. Carey rol.oecr
1 Herxog of a home run in the first gwi'ne
by a sensational running catch in deep
1 center. Score, first game:
. PrTTBBfRGP NEW TORK
AB H O A E AB H O A E
, Xh 4 , , rwvorj u . 4 b 0 b
: Care., rf . . 4 b t b rwrie Sb . 4 i 4
Oa-ii. if... 4 i 2 sonrtmiaa. cf 4 2
wiiaon. ... 4 b I Berber. ...4 i b b
'"'r- 2h 1 J J
0)bMn r . , t , , (,,.,..,.,.... 1 8 b b
Adama. p I b 1 b 'Iwriin b b b b
Wilson. r....b b b b b
Totals 32 27 b M'thrvs a. p 2 b b I b
Mnn? 1 b b B b
Oandall. p .1 I
To:l tl 4 rr 13 1
! RaUed for Myers in the eighth.
j 'Batted for Mathewson in the eighth.
i Pittsburgh 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 S
1 New York o i t 1 0 1 12
' I wo-hase hit: Myers. Three-base bit:
McKechnie. Struck out- By Mathewson.
2: by Adams. 2. Time: 15. Umpire:
u nay ana tmBiie
Score, second game:
NEW TOIIK PITTBBfHGH
AB H O A E AB H O A E
reor, If... 8 1 r 0 Brrnr. 3h . . 4 b b 1 t
iNiyte. 2b 8 1 b 1 41 Carer, rt . . 4 b 8 b b
Bnoflgraas cf 2 b b b f larbe. if . . 2 b 4 b b
Bwlter. rt . 8 1 2 0 ( W Ihion. ... ! 1 1 b b
Morkla. lb 8 b 7 0 Miller. 2b... 8 2 2
He-ing. St. 2 1 1 b UMrfa a . . 8 b 1 8 b
Klmc-ber. a . 8 b 2 1 1 U Kei h e. lb 8 1 b b
Mrr. r. 3 12 2 0 Glbann t . J b 4 ! 1
Marqjard. pi b 0 2 bCammu. p.. 2 b 4 b
'Hunter 1 0 0 0
Totals..'.. 2t 42141
Totala 9i 2 24 11 1
Ratted for Camnitx in the ninth.
Pittsburgh 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 1
New York 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 2
Threelhase hit: Herxog. Bases on halls:
Off Camnitx. 1. Struck out: By Marquard.
11: by Camnitx. 2. Left on bases: New
York. 2. Time: 1:84. Umpires: O'Day
and Emslie.
Reia Beat Pa III Ira ia Latavg Gaaae.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 24 Cincinnati de
feated Philadelphia today, Suggs heid the
team to one hit for ten inningB. In the
eleventh Bates received the first base on
balls off Moore and scored. Philadelphia
tied the acore on Beck's single. Luderus'
sacrifice and Titus single. Cincinnati
1 n,rht 0" fmro ,on two errora. a
, Score
,'" " J . . .- u n ,i, lii mm iriiiLn.
ctncixkati
PHILAJrLHl
AB.H U A. E ah h n a a-
Boscher. If . J 1 8 Ii Knaaa. 2b.... 17 8 11
Baiaa. cl . i i 7 u ruun. cT . . l t 8
Hublltaal. lb 4 2 11 1 b Lobert. 8b... 8 3 4 a
Mltcball, rf.. 4 1 1 atacaa. !(.... T a
l.wney, aa.. 4 12 4 1 (iwa. rt 4 2 4
Kcana. 2b ... I 1 7 I 1 Tbomaa. rt . 1 I '
(.rant. 2b i 8 1 2 b Ludnrua. lb. 4 1 14 1 1
0314 Iwoiaa. aa. .. 4 ( 8 4 4 !
4 2 12 Waisb aa. ... ail
. bimiw, c... 8 a a I
.less D Uiiu. c ... l i i '
bw, a... . 4 a 4 i I
1 12 42 X 2 1tr t ti
Tltaa . 1 a ;
riuKsa, p.
Krt. a.
Totala
Bransflals
Tvnaua 42 4 42 B 4
Batted for Suggs in fourteenth.
Ran for Beck in eleventh.
Batted for Spencer in eleventh.
Batted for Moore in fourteenth.
Cincinnati 0 0 00000000100 14
.! Philadelphia
ooooooeoooioo 1
hlta: Hoblitael. RaachM.
i Three-has
Struck out: By Sugga. 1; bv Moore. 4
Bases on balls: Off Buggs. 4; off Moore. I
Time: IA Umpires: Laaon and Johnatone.
NEBRASKA GIVES OUT DATES
All IrrasgeBieaM ( waaaJete fan- Foaat .'
Ball (" teats IjrBg the !
Fall. i
LINCCiLN Aug 24 The T'litversity of
Nebrasata foot t.ll achedule for this fail
i . , . . .. , . i
includes four big games. Missouri. Kansas, )
Minnesota and Michigan. The former tmo
' wju decide, with the Ames contest, the
' . . ... ..... .. . ,,
' rhm,,lonBh,p of tb' M"ourt v" - w'i1e
j 'n the latter tmo the Nebraska eleven rn-iu
rneet the foremost representative of the
Chicago conference and the team which has
'.held tbe championship of tbe mest for tme
year
The schedule:
October 7 Kearney Normal at Lincoln.
October 14 Kansas Agricultural school
at Lincoln.
October 21 Minnesota at Minneapolis
Octotier 2S Missouri at Lincoln.
November 4 Ames at Ames.
November 11 loane ooilege at Lincoln.
November 1 K ansae at Lamrenoe.
November 2a Michigan at Lincoln.
Haaararki Triaa Sfx-l eg f tela.
SPRINGFIELD. Neb, Aug. Sat Special
Telegram I At tne old settlers' pionlc here
today a game of base tie 11 wa played with
the Shamrocks of South Omaha, the Shaan-
rocks winning. to 2. Batteries: Spnng-
field. Cioach end Claire : Snamrocka. Maaoa
and Y OSt.
i
Netar
1 Contaet,
l la te enter Uae Baeiiaraerr
READY FOR ELGIN ROAD Mffiirr-T.
Grr at We tie rn Autrmobile Classic to
Be Started en Friday.
KEW EECOBDS ABE LOOKED FOB
'airr l:ierl ee r.e-.
(r4i aad 1l iber lertarea
f tbe rirat Ilaer Tfcaa
I i"r Before.
"THICAUO Ant:. 14 - E cry thins !n
I'-niilifsf for the running i.f-thc Ai''1 ""
Automobil. (-.ssocistion'!. "fi'cml anniHl j
tistioim' to k cIibkpi mac1 tacf at Kljrin ,
ju.. u,10r t .,e auK;n
Mmor AufUM 2
s el ihc Chii-as." 1
and 2ri 11 yeai
there were 4 tm iid i nnusHion- in i
event and thii eiir it is exiw:ed that tm
HtlrnrlBlir. m-ill l-rlirh Kfi I1.X' i
ravor.hi. ihrr coriitionf several i
.
4rack record may I.-.. ken in the opinion
of expert and the courae i nna considered
one of the fastest in the world Tn
thousand dollars ha hern expended in tm-
proving me course since ir.e i.fi . .- ...
eventv thoutiand rallonr of oil have been!
. . ,. 1V
1" on ine courae m mh m-i -
ha had the effect of hsnienltiK the surface
and making it practically ouie.
Elciii track i eirht and one-half mil'
The
In
.iD.,i ,.r.,,a, f,,T
r"H' " ' " ""- "
mod ol the distance i fifty-fmit feet wide
-v.- i ... iri.. r,.m i-i.if.l.t'f.
' ' c '"" ""'-
( and other ail.lBoent cltie have been treated
I with a dust proof llyuld for the benefit of
i . . . . .... . in
,hf thousand who all) go to .he race In
I automobiles. Prise gprepsting I la win will
! be distributed among the winners of tbe
'lour event.
Faaavaia Osea rresrst.
Person interested in automobile racing
i from nearly every state in the union wil
attesd. The program for the two days
! racing meet with the list of entries. 1 s
follow:
Friday. August
11 a m . Illinois cup.
" UlrlUIlT &f III 1 t r . j ii ri I'l I -".t , ti'a( ' - '
antomobiie ecjulpment; second prise. Slnd
distance ' miles:
Fun prise, trophy vai-
orth of automohiii equipment; third prize.
I!W worth of automobile equipment. Addi
tional prir.e to car making las-teKS lap. Ill
worth of automobile equipment
Car Driver, (.at Driver.
National
...MerxVelir .leffkin
National Herrvelie stickncy
Kane Count v Cui. distance 17 miles:
' jr.)pm prir.e. trophy valued at l.Mtt. tiMW In
cash and t"00 worth of automobile eauip-
ment: second pne. tXA worth of automo
bile equipment, third prire. $!0n worth of
automobile eu:j.metit Additional pnre to
car making fastest lap. flflO worth of auto
mohlle equipment
Car Driver. Car Driver.
i F. A. L. Gro.iner Colby I'earce
F. A. L Gelnaw j Colbv Arrnstr.mg
, F. A. L J-earce : Colby Ogren
Btaver-t hlcago Mercer Mugnes
Monchmelei i Mercer Barne
Cole Jenkins : Clno Burt
Corbln . . Maisotiville I Cino Ratmey
Aurora Cup. distance 13T. miles: First
prise, trophy valued st 7nu. i:K in cat-h
and M in automolille equlpnicnt : second
i prir.e. ir. worm oi auiomoonr fiiuiiuiicul
i Additional prlne to car making fameM lap,
1 lido worth or automobile equipment
j Car. Driver Car. Driver.
Abbott-Ietroit .. I Abbott-Ietroit
t Robbln 1 Robert
' j Ford Ku'.irh
: Ford Kulich
; Baturdav. August 24. 11 a m. Elgin Na-
. uiniai i utiij , uipihht nuin.. u ...
, prise, trophy valued at P..WK. Jl.Wi In cash
j and 21.780 worth of automobile equipment:
, second prixe. J3W in cash and 1210 worth of
j automobile equipment: third prire. I2ia in
caah and nod worth of automobile equip-
rnent. Additional prixe to rar making fast-
. .w, worth of automobile eouln-
." OI Ul0,n0D1", uip-
ment.
Car.
, Loaier
, National
; National
j Alco
' Aloo ....
Driver. Car. Driver.
Mulford Simplex DePalma
Zengle Simplex Wishan
Altken Pone-Hartford . .Buck
Grant Mercer Hurtiri
...HartmanCmo Flurt
. Lee Cino Raimey
Alco
The officials who wiii act st the Elgin
Lerch Sc
Van Sandt
Aaf ribnf era
3X1 So. 17th SU
OmtkKja. Net.
Dong. lCTa.
i-im,
We now annonace klj .
that we baie taken Kjy
the Agency for far Mm
At order utUt re coin y?T ' 't
prompt attention.
msm
A TRIUMPH IN THE ART OF DftEWIKG
THE LEADING BEER
THE KIDDLE WEST
fr'auaail Trade huLiod by
Cbae. btorr, ftaoiaee V rbetrr
I240; lavdp4aceBt IViatfl.
bent kneaa
ih rountr
Tl ivt. f c i-a'i t.ilo'ed b anrne o th
b..i liipn ii aii'"ni(.'.ilr dr'ver m The a-orld
U iNtmiv-tr ti te fi.ur rr.'t acheeluletl
f.v tltr two d. nrct ,N frti of the
fmi".is aiitom..!.i',r (lt-npu hn will i(n.
IK'tr in tt.e p'-m -ipMl f i ral are
i'a-.- iian'. iM oti! ti-t t who ear
! won the Vunnerhilt cun racr 1 'pe in mic-
c'on Mr v no tbr nirr in T4i and 11
i l:'ph l.rl'Nimii hicnii a tiir rneed king
j cf the America ii tck and boirtet of a
I Tiia'oTitv .f rai r.-od
i .tot.n Ankrti. a !tner of irany lone d.s
' liin'f- and iif.ii rnn'mis
j r.n It'll tl. :f(..d n inrt of the Klcri
I T'h'io' h1 rneti T-Hoe 1.-st i eai und te driver
! vli'i finished four ri-orirts lr,ma the win
.." in la'i i re aiiOTtM '1 ruir rare
i-ncer Wuhan winrirr of niKtu- auto
n -chile t es t:: Knna nd ind France
These drter court It ute the "Pig Five"
at the meet int. " i "'mi tiitr len stab-
,,.rt fr ,..,. f rrT rrre In the
race and Elgin : tid the adjoining trw n
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f iniwum w n n n ui itntiin te men. i'riers
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i phi' imr him ti i fti i ir nMirpr m T inua it
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i f,,.mlBi lr(v ir?M7is an Autralma wh
I i,,, ( ib, (,mui roumw In !;uroi.
, d(.!Hr ,n,. . . ,h m.lrH
wj h , course
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. r(.t vm t Brvpntv ln
hout. ahile the more ronser at : ve bellexe
the maximum Kt-ed fill he sixty-nix miles
an hour'
trovernor Wt.een a ill see an automobile
ri-ce fo- the firt t'ne in his life when h
attend the owning dav of the Elgin meet
a the guest cf ncmor. He Is particularly
interested in seeing the Illinois cup race
run
The hour between 71 and 1 o'clock have
been set span for practice earh day and
the drivers already on the ground are tak
ing advantage of the opiKirttinity offered
to acouuint themselves with the detail of
the course. Th track i crowded with
racer earli day and arrangements have
been made to have the Third Infantry recl
rrcTit and the First cavalry of the Illinois
National guard patrol the course during
i - -
Newell and Kouhney
Win Tennis Scores
Newell and Kouhney were yesterflaya
victors in the singles semi-finals in the
tennis tournament at the Rod and Gun
club. Newell beat Abbott, and
Kouhney beat McCormac, 6-4. 6-3.
In the fourth round Abbctt defeated
Hanwin. f-S. 4-6. 6-4. Newell beat Sheperd.
6-0. 6-0. Harris beat Fixa. 6-2. 6-1. 3.
Adam heat Spellman. 6-1. 6-3, and Gardner
defeated Farrel, 2-S. 6-4. 6-R.
In the doubles preliminaries Gate and
Zahrlkl defeated Wallerstedt and C.Duns-
I man. 6-4.
The club will give a special entertain
ment and smoker Friday night for the
tennis players and the visiting tennis men.
4 Hurrlble Ieatk
rei.ult from decaying luns. Cure coughs
and weak lungs with Dr. King's New Dis
covery. Tc and 11.00. For sale by Beaton
I Tup Co
Never n. laie to ent.r the Bookiovera'
Contest.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
Attorney Theodore F. Barnes, practicing
at Holdrege. Neb., is visiting in Omaha
on business.
Attorney T. P. Mahoney is back from
his summer outing on a ranch in Mon
tana. When he left he went on crutches
called into requisition because of a polf
mishap and he returns, browned and ruddy,
1 on both feet.
u iuiaa
mm
Mr W
