f
4
Frying Eggs
TO PITCHING DOES TRICK
Jack Eyan Couldn't Locate Plate
and Wichita Wins.
' ii
ALL OFF Df THE FIKST INNING
Bcbe Dwrt? Hhodee 8nt Oat
Rttcirri, hut the Rot .
W Already Abo-"
' late.' "
"Wichita, S; Omaha, 4.
Wichita took advantage of Jack Byan'a
(weakness )reatorday afternoon- and von
tha third same of the aoriea in the first
'inning, with three hits, a wild pitch an
four walka, netting five nne. Ryan laited
but two-thirds of an inning. Beebe, the
(new. pitcher, was given & tryout and
, Stated two and two-thirda lnnlnge, when
jhe went the route Ryan did. Duity
Bhodea, the last maa aent to the box,
Bitched' great ball, giving but tour hlta
In five and two-thirda Innings. f
Omaha fought a good uphill game and
iiever quit until the last man was out
n the ninth. In the first round they roan
aged to crowd the baaea on three singles.
jBkipper Schlpke then sent a long one to
liavls, who caught it, but letl it drop.
fThree men tallied. Skipper died on third.
In the fifth. the Rourkea Sot. another,
across on a walk, ' a single' and a aacrl
floe. ,-
- Umpire Kissane by his bad decisions de
f troyed any chance Omaha might have
had to win. Ha waa especially bad on
.balls and strikes, and once killed a
three-basis hit for Schlpke by calling foul
ball that lit far Inside the Una.
Craig opened the game with a single
Eo center. Hughes beat out a bunt. Mid
ileton .sacrificed, tavls tripled, .scoring
Craig and Hughes. A wild pitch aent
bavts across. Callahan, Keleher and Wes
, jtersll were given' walks, and Ryan waa
jerked. Beebe went to the box and walked
jciemona, forcing Callahan home. X sin
gle by Jackson scored Keleher. Justice
i started with a single. Thomaaon beat out
a bunt. Kane landed safe on an infield
Wt Schlpke sent one to Davis and three
(men scored on the latter' a error.
In the second Hughes got first on Al-
Sea's errof. Middletoji.jiaorlficed and Cal
ahan stored, -oolngv'Hughe Craig
(walked in ttas fcA'et to second on
IllddletOQ's Blti n( scored on Pettlgrow's
, Single. ' . ; .
In the fifth Allen walked, took sec
ond bn Rhodes' single, went to third
when Justice forced Rhodes, and soored
bn Coyle's sacrifice: hit' Middleton scored
' on for the Jobbers in the ninth, with
a noma run aver ..the right field boards.
Score: - V ,
4 OMAHA. .
' : . . AB. R.1H. O. - A. :K.
Justice, as 411 0 t o
VI
I '
Dimtt he without a y
Gillette this kind of
ncZK Weather
'"PHE Gillette shave is a better bracer
V for a hot day than aa iced Tdrink
A and a breeze through1 the off icee "
It starts a man right. , :
1 Slips his beard off velvet-smooth-
lets him wash his face really clean of v
perspiration, dust and meallays
the smart and irritation of Hs $kin;-V '-
Every . man who uses the Gillette
says it is. the most effiticnt shaving
device ever invented. ; : . k ;
It has the Blade f irsttshaving s
edge so hard and sharp that' it necdi;;
no stropping or honing.' ' : .
It has the simple and .effective ad
justment to any beard, ;jt6:tihy:ui;",1;
to a light or a close shave; : V . 1
' It has the first true and natural angfe.
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'You ought to try the i Gillette Safety Kazor'
.These 1912 Blades are specially fine. n v t
AtKTanf dM.
bUBArdct,3&.O0eerywliera,
Pocket tdittons.85.00 to 85.00.
. Tnv)n' aad.ToaiiBta' sets,
sets, H00 .
J&Xi&rZii
E2z Ssfcr to (tii.
on the Sidewalk
Schlpke, 2b 4 6 0 1 5 01. . v I i 3 ' , : - . - - . ' ' ' ' '
Nlehoff.3b 4 0 1 0 8 0 I A f . . ' (. - ' , - . ..
Allen, if 1 0 0 0 1 7U 1 I I : i " ' ' ":
BVt j :j J sJZf) CMATH'S'p BEATS COBS Shenandoah Crack ,
" . -wicHiTA.-j;? i. ' Y ':,ZK l I mwsr , Tni. .kit. noi'. vf.h,r -Defeats Oreston Man
ao. k. . u. A. J2. I ll a . i i r :
4 a 1 0 0 0 . I I Yi fiLb .. . toPhillies.
Craig, If ...
Hughes, zb .J......
Middleton, cf
uavla, rt
Pettigrew, rf .
Callahan, as..
Keleher, lb .,
Westenil, 3b .
Clemons, c ...
Jackson, p ....
Totais
Omaha
Runs g 0
Hits 0
Wichita-
0 0 10 0
0 0 10 0
0 0-4
0 1- I
Runs .......
Hits
Two-base
hit:-, Davis.
... 1
...4 1
010000 11
0 2 1 0 0 1
hit: Clemons. Three-base
Home run: M1dAltnn. Wllrt
mtcn: Ryan. Hits: Off Ryan, 3 in
two-thrtds innings; off Beebe, 4 In two
and two-thirds innings; off Rhodes. 4
in five and two-thirds Innings. Base
on balls: Off Ryan, 3; off Beebe,
3; off Jackson, 2. Struck out: By Beebe,
1! by Rhodes, 2; by Jackson, 6. Stolen
base; . Keleher. Sacrifice hits. Middle
ton (2). Jackson. Left on bases: Omaha,
; WiohlU. . Time: 1:60. Umpires i
Kissane and Meyers.
. Kotes.of the Qarne.
Wichita for the last tlma today., ,
Next we will have the terrible Orlsalles
In our midst .. , ,.
In aplta of' adversities the ' Rourkes
checked up five safe swats.
The bags were empty when Middleton
slammed out his homer in the ninth.
Most Omaha fans are' now in favor of
a bill providing tor the recall of umpires.
Skipper Bill continues to play a stellar
game at the second station. He accepted
five hard chanoes yesterday without a
hobble. . . . ....,-.,.,. v.;
fully 800 fans were on hand yesterday,'
Including William Byrne of the Orpbaum
theater and Mayor Dahlmah.
EIGHTEEN HITS . OFF L1WCOLS
Dea Moines Able to Find Any IClael
of Ball Pitched.
LINCOLN. July lT.-Alt the Lincoln
Pitchers looked alike to Dei Moines to
day, the visitors rapping out eighteen
hits and winning by 7 to 1 Score:
;: LINCOLN '
Berghammer. a,t
Miller, cf,.
Cobb, rf.V,
McCormlck,
ct, 4 0 111
rf il. 0 p LZi
; lb.. .......... 4 , 'li
Dwyer,
Barbour, 3b 4
Mullen. 2b.i.rt...
Carney, c..., 8" 0- - 0 '' 8 ' 3 ' 0
Palmer, p 0 0 0 0 v 0' 0
Wolverton, p.. 0 0 0 I 0
Cole 10 0 0.0,0
Doyle, p.,...v...i. 0 0, ,0 i O; If 0
. ,Totals....i.........83 '." 1 '-. M :fi
J DES MOINES.
' AR R. H.' O". A. .
Curtis, cf 6 1 8 3 0 0
1 1 ;
Gillette Blsdee. vsekets nf six (19 .
Shtving edges). iOeentsi ntckel-plstod
hoxef tweTw(84hsTUkgedge),8l.00.
For sale In 40.000 null stores la
very part of tbei
) globe.
i
. qjtt Honing.
22 W. Sr, f
: o 'jao J o - ' V, . -JJ I C iL SIX T0nVE:;TOAl
. 4 0 0 0 1 0 fjfj fS5t -
.3 0 2 J 4 0 ftf. ' :vi 1
.35 "l L-gl-ul ' wSnigg- .
fJT" -, "V" Copyright 1S1D, National Ktwi ix&
Claire, as 5
Hahn, rf 3
Belden, If 4
Korea, lb-2b S
Colllgan, 2b S
'shell, lb... 2
Leonard. 3b I
ITlatowakl, e i
Heuston, p 4
2.
2
1
3
2
8 '
0
T
0
1
ri
i
Totals.;..,.. 37
7 18 27 0
Batted for Wolverton in the eighth.
Lincoln ; 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0- 2
Des Moines....... 02200200 1-7
. Three-base hlta: Miller, Mullen, Colll
gan Korea. Two-base hits: McCormlck,
Belden, Ulatowskl. Double play: Bar
bour to Dwyer. Left on bases: Lincoln,
4; Des Moines, 4. Struck out: By Wol
verton, 2; by Palmer, 2; by Doyle, 1; by
Heuston,. 6. . first base on balls: Off
Wolverton, 1; off Heuston, 1. Wild pitch:
Dovle. Stolen, bases: Mullen, .Curtis,
CUifre, Colligart. Sacrifice hits: Hahn (2),
Leonard.. Tims: 2:00. Umpire: Haskell.
GRIZZLIES ' WIN IN THE FIFTH
Bosch Hits on Campbell and ' Have
Easy galling.
SIOUX CITY, la., July 11-Bunched
hits off Campbell in the fifth gave Den
ver the third game of the series by a
7to.. goora,- -Score; ;,ivt,r.;.---.
SIOUX CITT . V
4 ' , AB. R. H. O. A. K.
Andreas, lb. I 1.38 1 0
Smith, 8b. ........... 4 0 0 1 1 0
Myers, cf. .......... I 0 11 , 0 0
Breen, if. 4 0 2 3 ! 1 0
Tennant, lb. 8 0 0 9 1 0
Rellly. as. 4 1 1 13 1
J. French, rf. 8 0 3 1 0
Orendorff. o. 4 0 8 9 1
Campbell, p. ........ 1 0 0 0 2
Brown, p. 1 0 0 0 2
White, p. 0 0 0 0 0
?' .2 Pll
Totalf ..w.v - -Jl,. K JA,.
y Ji, ,4)B1NVER.' ' .' " ' .
.(.::'. 4V W (f ,- AB. R. H. O. A. tt.
Unworthy1, It 6 2 2 2 0 0
Cassidy, rf. 4 0 1 ,1, . 0 .0
Beall. of. 6 1 810 0
Uulllin, ss.-, 6 1 11 1 0
Block, 3b. 4 2 2 1 8 1
C. K'rench, 3b. ....... 4,101 2 0
Lindsay, lb. ........14 0 I 11 0 0
Spahr, o. ,.. 4 0 .,2 7,0 0
Scbrelber, p. 8 0 . 0 . 0 1
- .--'ls'7f.vSftT-r"5'-.:--- 2
Batted for Brown in eighth.
Sioux City ...U... 10000001 0-2
Denver 00015100 0-7
Two-base hlta:- Myers, Rellly, Cassidy,
Block, Lindsay, Orendorff. Sacrifice hits:
Smith, Campbell, C. French, Casaldy.
btolen base: guillln. Double play: Breen
to Orendorff. Left on bases: Sioux City,
12; Denver, 7. Hits: Off Campbell, 8
in flva and one-third Innings; oft Brown,
3 in three and two-thirds innings. Bases
on bails: Off Campbell, 1; off ocbreiber,
i: Oft White, L Struck out: By Camp
bell, I; by Brown, 8; by Schreiber, 7; by
White. 2. Wild pitch: Brown. Hit by
pitched ball: Block. Time: 2:1ft. Um
pires; riynn ana ncapp.
YOUNG FANS ALL DRUMMERS
It. Joseph Platers Weak at Stick
and Loee, Nina to Nothing;.
TOPEKA, July 17.-Toung had the St
JoseDh battera at hla mercy, striking out
fourteen and not permitting a score, while
the locals batted Nortnrup nara. xoung
struck out every St, Joseph player except
Borton at least once. Score:
TOPEKA.
" ' AB. R.
H. O. A.
1 8 0
Lee, rf 8
Kiag. ct . 5
Cochran, Sb 6
Gardner, lb .'I
Gear, rt.....i .. I
Walsh, 2b............ 4
Patterson, ss 4
1
0
7
0
2
H :
o
Schmidt, o:
... 8
... 3
young, p.
Totals
.35 14 27 ' 6
ST. JOSEPH,
AB. R
.. i 0
.. ii. 0
.. 4 . 0
O.
0
A. E.
Kelly, rf....
Powell, if..,
ReUly. 2b...
Z willing, cf
0 0
0
2
1
0
8
3
1
1
0
0
u
eaeaaa m
Borton. lb
. 8
Weinke, ss 4
Roth, 3b 3
Griffith, c. 8
Northrup, 'p. 3
Woldrlng, p.. 0
Watson 1
Totals ......34 0 8t 24
Batted for . Woldrlng in ninth.
Tepeka : 3 0 0 2 0 2
tit. Joseph .........o o 0 o
0 0-0
Two-base nits: King. Waleh." Northrup.
Sacrifice hits: Gardner, Young. Sacrifice
fly: Gear. Stolen base: Cochran, lilts: Oft
Northrup. u in six and two-tnirda. in
nings: off Woldrlng. 1 In one-third in
ning. Bases on balls: Oft Young, 8; off
Woldrlng, 1. Struck out: By Young, 14;
by Northrup. -4; by Woldrlng. L .Wlld
pitch: Northrup. Umpire: Johnson. ; .
- i i y i -
Lou and Herb Tied
t : With Fred and Mao
i SIOUX CITY. Is,, July 17.-(Specal
Telegram.KHerb and Lou, of Council
Bluffs, tied with Fred, and Mac, In the
first day's raeea on the state firemen's
tournament time, 1:16, for half a mile.
Bob, -and Rob, of Clinton won this race
a year' ago in i:lS Perry won the
Straightaway hub-and-hub race. In 27.
and the relay flag race. ;
Atlantic won the amatuer hose race.
Marlon won the fug-of-war, over New
ton. The 'big paid department race for
a 8700 burse' will be run tomorrow.'. .
Slashed with a Rasor, "
-. - . -
wvunucu uu m gun, or piwcea by a
ruetr nail. Bucklen's Arnica Salve Soon
heals the Injured part Guaranteed. Sic,
THE BEE:.' OMAHA, THUESDAY, JULY 18,"; 1912.?
Standing of Teams
WEST. LEAGUE. MAT. LEAGUE.
won. jjosi. rci. jvew xorK w w .747
St. Joseph 48 38 .6681
Omaha 48 40 .546
Chcago
48 29 .623
Pittsburgh'
48 33 .890
Denver . 48 41 .639
Cincinnati 41 40 .508
Sioux Cltv 48 41 .bz
PTdTa..., 88 88 .488
Des Moines 42 44 .4HSI St. Louis 34 M .406
Lincoln .. 38 47 . 447
Brooklyn.. 31 48 .388
Topeka 33 63 .388
Boston ... 23 60 .272
AMER. ASS'N.
Columbus 62 84 .648
Minneapolis 68 36 .84
AMER. LEAGUE
Boston 58 27 . 684
Wash'ton. 82 34 .606
PTdel'a .. 48 86 .bil
Toieoo .. e SB .en
ChlCag..O. 46 87 .64U vn Ctv 41 M .HI
Cleveland, 48 43 .500 Milwaukee 43 58 .448
Detroit.... 41 44 .4821 gt poul , g 67 .408
w. wuis .are LouisvUlle 84 56 .882
New York 24 57 . 28 ind'apolls. 84 80 .362
WJtB. Xj.AviUi. MINK LEAGUE.
' W.L.fot ... W.L.PCL
Fremont .:. 87 S3 .617 rails Clty..S8 21 .644
Hastings .. 85 26 .i83 Auburn ....86 25 83
Columbus.. 83J6.b59yb. City. ..85 86 .674
Seward ... 81 28 .625 Beatrice ....38 81 .475
Kearr.ey 82 29 .Uh Humboldt 83 86 JM)
Or. Island 28 30 .492 Hiawatha J 40 JB3I
Tork i..... '23 35 .887 ' I
Superior., ,. 17 41 J9.
WESTERN 'tJCAGtfE'.-' "
Wichita, .8; Omaha, 4. . -
Denver, 7; Sioux City, t. '
St. Joseph, 0; Topeka, I. rr,
Des Moines, f; linooln, 2. ' - -
NATIONAL- LEAGUE,
Boston-Cincinnati, rain.
New York, 10: Pittsburgh, I.
Philadelphia. 6; Chicago, 6.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Chicago, 1-8; Boator,.-e-7.- ' t
Detroit, 13-4;, Philadelphia, 1-6.
tt. Louis, 0-7; . Washington; 1-6., .
leveland, 5r Kew York,A'' 1 ...
AMERICAN .'ABSOCtAtldN. '
Indianapolis, 8; Minneapolis, 8. r
Columbus, 3; Kansas City,-6, 1
Toledo, 6; Malwaukee, 4V ."t '
f Oamew Today.
Western League Wichita, at Omaha,
Denver at Sioux "City, St Joseph at
Topeka, Des Moines at Lincoln.
National League Boston at Cincinnati,
Brooklyn, at 8t Louis, New Tork at
Pittsburgh, Philadelphia at Chicago, i
American League-Chlcago at Boston,
Detroit at Philadelphia, St Louis at
Waahlngtoa.Clevelaad at N.W.York. '
American Association Indianapolis at
Minneapolis, Louisvilla at St Paul, Co-,
lumbua at Kansas City. Toledo at Mil
waukee, i . ' V
Nebraska - Stato League-Columbus at
York, Kearney at Superior, Hastings at
Grand Island, Seward at Fremont
Mink League Falla City at Auburn,
Nebraska City at Hiawatha, Beatrice at
Humboldt.
MINK LEAGUE.
Hiawatha,-2: Nebraaka City, 10.
Auburn, 3; eBatrlce, 3.
Humboldt, 9; Falls City, 11
NEBRASKA ' STATE LEAGUE.
No games scheduled. '
Old Beatrice Pitcher
Takes SweetRevenge
BEATRICE. Neb., July I7.-(8peeisJ
Telegram.) Auburn took the last game
from Beatrice by the score of 3 to t
Wllley, who was released from Beatrice
early in the season, had his old team
mates shut out untfl the ninth, Dygert
of Auburn hit for a. borne run In the
second with a man on base. Score:
R H E
Auburn ..... 0 21O0000O-841
Beatrice ...0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 12 8 1
Batteries: Auburn, Wllley and Musaer;
Beatrice, Routt and Poteet.
FALLS CITY. Neb., July 17.-(Speclal
Telegram,) Falls City took a see-saw
game from Humboldt here today. The
features were catches .by 8heetak, Hick
lln and Trainer. Score: R.H.E.
Falls City... 0 0 5 2 .-.1:3 0 1 -rl3 13 2
Humboldt .. 1 0 8 2 0 0 1 2 0-1 16- 2
Batteries: Falls City. Flpch. Walters
and VanderhiU; Humboldt Hall, Stodle
and Diets. Umpire: Ward.
NEBRA8KA CITY. Nebrw , Jury 17.
(Speclal Telegram.) In a teaturless game,
lliawatha , pitchers passed many men.
Nebraska City's hitting at opportune
times won the game. Score:
- --;'. . j . R.H.E.
Hiawatha... 0 00 0 0 0 2 6-2 83
Ncbr. City. O03O4I80 10 I 2
Batteries: Schlmmeal. McNelm, For
eeter. and Maxey; Corcoran and Gold
wait. . ,. ,
CLEAR LAKE. la.. July 17.-Special
Telegram.) Collins, ef St Paul,- thre
Kid Slier of Cbarlea city, in two straight
falls, the first in -forty minutes, the
second In two minute. ' ,
Persistent Advertising is the Road to
Big Returns. . 'V "
Any Straw Hdt: .
' in the House
Sennitts, Milaris, Palms and split braids that ;
sold as high as $5.00. Panamas that sold as
-highas$10.00. '- ; :tJ V;
Tom Kelley Co.,
-; 31S South 16th Streets V H
Drawn,
scoue
Moore's WUdneas Resnonslble for
Local Tylsiar Beon in Scwatfc,
bat Rlcht Fielder Wine
Mae.
CHICAGO, July 17-Cravath's batting
gave Philadelphia the opening gams of
the series with Chicago today, t to 5.
After Chicago too, the! lead Cravath's
triple in the third put :k visitors ahead.
Moore's wlldness waa responsible for the
locals tying the score but Cravath's home
run, which cleared the right field screen,
gave Philadelphia the wlnnnlg run. Score:
PHILADELPHIA. CHIGAOO.
AB.H.O.A.E. ' AB.H.O.A.E.
rtskwt, ef.. I 0 t 1 OSbeckard. 11.1 1 1 i I
Lobert, lb... 4 11
Mtfee, It... 1 1 1
Cravath. rt.. 4 11
Luderui, lb. 4 1 11
Knab. lb... 4 0 6
Dooltn, at. . ;' 4 1 t
Kllllfer, e... Ill
Moore, p.... 4 0 0
OSchult., rt..4 I 1
6Tlnk.r,' sa.. I 1 I
CZlm'mtn, lb 4 2 0
OLeacfa, cf.... 4 0 1
OStler, lb.... 4 1 10
lBvsrt, lb.... 4 0 I
0 Archer C....4 1 i
CCheoejr, p..,t I 0
1 0
4 I
4
1
0 1
1 0
1 0
1 t
ToUle 14 inu 1 Total... .. .11 11 17 IT I
Chicago 3 0 0 0 0 12 0 0-6
Philadelphia 0280O'OlO-6
Two-base hits: Zimmerman, Saier.
Three-base hits: Kllllfer, Cravath. Home
run: Cravath . Stolen base: Tinker.
Double plays: Paskert to Luderus; Lobert
to Knabe to Luderus; Knabe (unassisted).
Left on bases: Chicago, 9; Philadelphia,
6. Bases on balls: Off Cheney, 4; oft
Moore, 6. Struck out: By Cheney, 4; by
Moore, 1 Time. 2 hours. Umpires: Bren
nan and Owens, .s.
PITTSBURGH. July 17.-New York hit
Cam nits and Adams hard,, winning from
Pittsburgh. Score:
- KEW YORK. PITTSBURGH.
.AB.H.O.A.S). AB.H.O.A.E.
Dwor., It 6 110 0 Mentor, rf.. I 8 8 1 1
Dorle, lb... I 10 1 iMcK'h'le, Ibl 1 1 0
Becker, of... 4 lie ACtrey. If.... I 1100
Merkle. lb.. 4 0 11 1 OWagner, as.. 4 I 4 0
Murrty, rf.. I 1 1 0 0Mlll.r. lb... 4 0 0 I
Henog, lb.. 4 114 0 Wilton, ef. . . 4 1 I 0 1
Mej.ra, e... I 110 OM'Crthr lb 4 1 1 0 0
Kletthtr, ss. 1 0 t I lOlbton, ..... I (111
Matbe'soa, Mill 0Poalla ..... 11 00 o
z Ctmnttt, ,..10010
Tottlt It ll if jj lAdama, p... I o 0 p o
' . - Hyatt -rtw.-i oooo
"v'-" Trotiia.;...7' t ' i 4
Batted for Gibson in the ninth.
Batted for Adams in the ninth.
Pittsburgh ....... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 12
New York 20030 01 4 010
Three-base hits: Wilson, Devore, Doyle,
Becker. First base on balls: Off Cam
nltx. 1; off Adams, 2; off Mathewson, t
8truck out: By Camnltz, 1; off Adams, 5.
Hits: Off Camnlts. 6- in four Innings;
off Adams, 7 in five innings. : Time: 1:5L
Umpires: Rigler and Flnneran.
ST. LOUIS, July 17 -Brooklyn took the
Opener, from St. Louis. The game was
stopped by. rain In the fifth and resumed
f ter a halt hour's wait under protest
of Manager Breanahan. Konetchy made
bis first error In fifty-three irames. Score:
BROOKLYN. . gT. LOOTS. ,
. AB.H.0.A.8). - ,. AB.H.O.A.E.
Koran, ct. .. t i o ORufgiaa lb. I 1 4 I 1
nonaen, a.. . Olllle, 0 0
R. Smith. IS I I 1 1 ODtle. p 10 0
Danbert, lb. .4 6 1 0 0 smith, lb-lf. 1 0 1
Cutinaw, It. I I I I 0K,aetchr. 'lb4 110
Hommel. rt. I I I 0 OlTtat, rf ... 4 0 I
Tooler. as... 4 1 0 1 OHtnter, si..-4 1 I
Mlllw. O....I 1 T I OOakea ef ... 4 I 1
Backer, p...4 0 0 0 OBretnaSan e 4 0 4
',. Total!. ....II II IT , 0Iaek.rt,Pp"' 0 0 0
Mowrer. lb. 1 D I
Touis n inn t
. 3 0 0 3 3 0 0 0 0-7
.0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0-1
R Smith. Toolnv. Bmm
Brooklyn
St Louis
Two-base hits:
on balla: Off Rucker. 8: off Zkr ; ir
off Dale, 1. Hits: Off Sallee. 8 in four
Innings; off Zackert, 2 in one inning;
off Dale,. 2 in our Innings- Time: 1:65.
Umpires: ; Klem and Bush.
GAS TRACTION SYNDICATE
BUYS MINNEAPOLIS PLANT
MINNEAPOLIS, July 17. With the ab
sorption by the Emertoh-Brantlngham
Interests of Rockford, HI., of .the Gas
Traction company of Minneapolis the lat
ter has been made an .adjunct to a syn
dicate capitalised at 860,000,000. The an
nouncement of the sale was made today
by ;Fred Glover, manager ;of the . Gas
Traction company, who goes to Rock
ford as vice president and general man
ager of the larger corporation.
According to Mr. Glover the Rockford
concern is negotiating for the taking over
of several independent plants throughout
the United States. The company, he de
clared, will manufacture all sorts of farm
machinery.' :. v.
C. F. Brantlngham of Rockford, IIL,
is president of the new concern.
Thrown In Front of Mower.1
. NEW HARTFORD, la., July 11-Wll-11am
Leverence. while engaged in mow
ing near here today, was thrown in front
of the sickle bar ana received injuries
which caused his oeath. He was 25 years
Old.; ' '
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Three lajared la Wreek.
CHESTERTON, " Ina., July 16. Three
persons were Injured today In the wreck
of Perre Marquette train No. S en route
fiorn northern. Michigan to Chicago near
here.
for The Bee by
SHENANDOAH. Ia.. July 17(Special
Telegram.) The second day of the South
western Iowa tennis tournament saw
some fast play. The feature match of the
day was in the singles between Bennison
otthls city and Davenport of Creston.
THIRD ROUND, SINGLES.
Boehner of Malvern defeated Rovce of
Cretson, 6-4, 6-8.
Larmon of Omaha defeated Arthur Nye
of Shenandoah, 6-8, 6-2.
Bennison of Shenandoah defeated Dav
enport of Creston. 6-3, 7-5.
Hussey of Shenandoah defeated Rey
nolds of Bedford, 6-4, 4-6, 8-6.
Combs of St Joseph defeated Scott of
Malvern, 6-L 6-4.
combs of St. Joseph defeated boss of
Shenandoah, 6-2, 6-2.
PRELIMINARIES, DOUBLES.
Hussey and Nye of Shenandoah beat
Hlatt and Mulholland of Malvern, 6-4, 6-4.
Scott and Boehner of Malvern beat
Thompson and Fuller of Bedford, 6-0, 6-L
. Owens and Nye of Shenandoah beat Ross
and Maranville of Shenandoah, 6-4. 6-2.
SECOND ROUND, DOUBLES.
Reynolds and Thompson of Bedford beat
Mincer and Ritchie, Shenandoah, 6-2, 6-0.
Porter-and Hayes beat Vinton and
Leavitt 7-5, 8-4; v
' Bennison and Nye beat Hussey and
Nye. 6-4, 6-4.
- Scott and Boehner of Malvern, beat
Davenport and Royse of Creston, 7-6, 6-4.
Jamison and Royse of Creston beat
Owens and Nye. Shenandoah. 612, 4-6, 7-6.
Ratke and Larmon of Omaha beat Win
strand and Barnes of Shenandoah, 6-2, 7-5.
Murdered and Body
Thrown Into Eiver
PABKERSBURG. W. Vs.. July '-17
The body of a man from whose clothing
all marks of identification had been re
moved, was found in the Ohio river here
today. A paving block had been. fast
ened around his neck with a piece of
wire and his skull had been fractured.
Other marks on the body showed the
victim had been beaten.
FENTRESS IS SOLD BY PA ,
TO THE GRAND ISLAND TEAM
Roy Fentress, for the last three years
g t wirier on the Omaha team, was sold
outright to the Grand Island team of the
Nebraaka State league.
Fentress was purchased from the Kan
sas state league three years ago for 8500.
The Persistent and Judicious Use
Newspaper Advertising is the Road
Business Success.
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TO BOOST THE OMAHA. MM
Commercial Club Decides to Get
' Back of it on Friday. N
INVITATIONS . ABE SENT , . OUT
Business Honsea to Close- Mayor
Issues a Proclamation Game
to Be Held Friday U- r : ;
til 4 P.'m.' .' ;
Invitations are being sent out by-the
Commercial club to all members asking
them to close up shop Friday afternoon
and attend the Denver-Omaha ball game
at Rourke park. " ''
After the executive committee of the
club found out it could not plajr golf
resolutions were adopted to boost the
national game. Friday will be made a
gala day. All . buslnesa '. men will be
asked to close their stores and Offices
and allow their clerks to go to the game
and boost Omaha. ' ' j
The game will be postponed to 4. o'clock
to allow the boosters to get to the park.
The following proclamation has been
issued by Mayor Dahlman; ,.
To the Public: i : . '. v '
To aid the Omaha Commercial club In
making a success of Boosters' day for
our ball team, I respectfully ask' the
citizens to dose their places of business
at 3 p. m. Friday afternoon. .
Nothing can add more to the credit or
a city than the success, of its ball team,
and the management of the Omaha team
deserves the support of all of its citisens
in Its efforts to give Omaha a winning
team the present season. Base ball haa
become our national pastime, and stands
out as the most honest and interesting
of all sports. Let us all see the game
on that day.
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BY THE GATE CITY CLUB
The Gate City league la planning a
grand farewell banquet to be given at
the Henshaw Saturday evening la honor
of its president, Robert Houghtorv who
la about to leave the city andilocateHn
California. "' The banquet .arrangements
are in charge of Charles .Williams, nd
the toastmaster for the occasion ii i),be
Judge & E. Fields.. "Bob" Houghtoii'fis
a well known building contractori Who
also has been active in local politics for
many years, ; and his friends are taking
this way of testifying to their regret at
his departure. r
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