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LEFTY M0GR1DGE COLLAPSES
Rourkei Take Opening Game of the
Home Series Yesterday:
i HALL JS ' OUT WITH BOftiT ARM
fRelleved liy'' Benton Bcebe, Who
I ! PHri Chur a Wlnlii
Tfcfght ih Remtlo- .
j ' . InlnK. " ' : ',' J
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J. I Lefty t: Mogrldge y olUpiea , Mor
! Rourke'i athle in thYtoiirtl Inning of
'vrdyMlme flth;Llnco
)rcll4 from n box. Smith tr?a
;ut Vut bfor,h. gH iWly nrU.i tbo
'lotfl romped ott,"with the ornJi'J ganie
!f the seertM by, a m-pre. of T to .
i Mirh Halt HHit.ln'to. trl but I If
or Atjn, gln Tfeet4 ' hi. . throwing
inTh ri th third with ll the
fcUM populati: -Benton Beeb int
fto th rtccui?-, Thsftaxen-'4tr'1 twlrler
jtM. ther tn 'tfie pliWiind 'tfj. J(
;jlexi : mrv aut; retiring t.!.!.- BlKf
jthen flUhe'd om 'fllay iflK
; remsindef - of gam Jind !knt T
lrlth h'.a neeond victory for: ihi XotirUl.'
fThl t ccompllhed by rmi irttol th
The Ronrke were ftl) In .
not re
jfettte rnd
flyed grand ball did t!te ntetupea
aJiio.' Botn teama piayea mrm mn.
; Eddie ilqrtlr kcampered around fih hort
oiltion In great elupeJind handled ev
1 rl difficult- hance nd. cut th 'Lopee
out of certain run by circus icatflwi.
)With tf-o.oifo.on baeea. In the hlrd he
caught a .Hne drive a. few Inches from
the ground. . In the eighth he rjiade a'
pretty etop or Barbour's jflrlva paat
. Beebe." . . , V ,
' SpeetiraUr tfj i; '.
Nlehoff metle a unecuculjii' atop In the;
fifth. lMjeCArtnlek wei on first by virtue,
of a clean ' hit wheh Col sent j a hard
"grassVehtteV" 'doV'the 'trilrd b Hnei
KtehoXjrf; scooped, the ball , up lyihle
glove hand' arid made" 'jwrtetft hrowto
fichlpkej-cutting 'McCormlck Kj at'eo-
Ond. ' v' ;.. .. . !j r 'V'...'; ; f
" At bt;Schipke jnd,Kan wre In-the
limelight far the Hourkes. ka.ie scored
' the first 'run by, puc.hjog Jhe, H ijver the
tight field boerds, He cam back In the
fifth and. sent the fill, over the same
' rlace. , Schlpke tdrvive home a etiupl of
, talllee' In the fourth with a JoubtV for
- l-.tw.oln, ,Blg' Slli;'-MeCormick slammed
: the ball out for two nils "in 'thiee.titm
up. 'Beebe made himself solid with the
fens by striking the big Mluw out In
t the seventh frame. ." i 1.
Omaha , scored firet in the socond on
Kane's homer.- Uncoin went in tht Wad
in th third," With two flown Hall paswd
iCobn. McCormlck singled. Cole walked
f a.nd Barbour scored Cobb and MoCor-
mick with a double. V
In the fourth Thomason walked. John
eon went to first on an Infield hit. Bchlpke
doubled,; aeoring .Tommie and Johmion.
Nlehoff doubled,, scoring Sohlpko. Jn the
fifth Coy le walked and stole, scond and
scored on Th'omason's single, Tommie
going to. second the throwln. A wild
:eh by Smith put. him on third find he
ecored oa :: another wild pitch. Kane
slammed'out his second 1iome run in this
.Inning. f; .v
rLlncqla got two in the slith.
singled and went to third on
! single. . .fith .men 'scored on
single. ..Both men ' scored 0n
ingle to deep center, Score;
. . , ... OMAHA. .
Barbour
Million's
Siruth'S
Smith's
Jjistice,' eg';;.V.
AB. R,
H.
1
0
1
O.
13
0
ifi.
iyi, rT.......,.. ..' s j
Tltomason.' cf.'..;..;..I
1
oonnson, c. 4
Kane. lb. ....... 4
fchipfce.? tb.S..v...i .. I
.Nlehoff, 3b
Bins,- if....
.Hall p..;.. .i.i...,,. 0
Beebe, .4,.,,., s
0
4
Totals
2S 7
S 27 12
LICOLN
. 'Llovtf. r..'...,-...;.
Miller, ,...'.
tt'ohbi pf.s....-, ,,,,
McCoim!ck.-lf....
Cole. .3b,
tarbour, 3b
liil!J.-1b.;. ......
,1'a'ney.. C....I
MOi(lll!g, p.,
; iiaib, d .1.....
AH.
4
... 2
A. K.
0
0
0
t
0
0
0
0
0
0
j Total
Otnaha
...... !1
13 0
s -?.
1 J
0 01
0 0-0
Ituns ...,.v,.!;V..O 1
Hit 1
Lincoln-".'
Runs ....... At 0
' Hits .r.:. 0
Two-base -rrltsr- Schlpke. Nlehpff, Bsr-,fcuur.-
-Home runs: Kane 2.' Double
a.i Hail to Johnson to Schlpke; Kane
: Justice; Mullen to Cole. Hits: Off
Hall, J in two anil two-tMrds Innings;
,jff Beebe. 4 in sis and one-third inning,
5ff MogHdgfl. 4 in three and one-third
nn.ng: off femlth, 3 in four and two
,lhlrde Inlngi. Bases on ba.ls; Off Hall,
1; otf Mogrldge.,1; off Smith, 2. Struck
aut. By Hail, i; by Beebe,' 3; by
Mogridte, t; by Smith. 1. Wild bitches:
, Hall,. Smith ift Pasfed ball: tamev.
fHoien bae: Coyle. Sacrifice hit: Bills.
. Hit bv vltchcd ball: Bills. Left on bases:
0malia. S; Lincoln, . Time: 1:43. L'm
Hf: Haskell.
HARRIS DEFEATS CIIELLETTK
St. Jm IMteher Wtskesi la Twelfth
, i .' Afte Faaaioc SClevea,.
' enet and ioet an eacttln pitchers' battle
t pirni ig uh mtnio. wneueue struca
ut eleven batsmen. Boo re: .
' 1 ' , AB. R, H. a A. E.
Ken-onhy.'ft.:..,... S "11-4 1 t
tiilmore. If A, 4) i'-i I . 2 4: 0
. a!(ly, rf...M S e 0 ' 4) 0
- Hoall. cX SSI 4 .0 0
. Vul4u. '.It.,.... i Li i :
. R. H. O.
0 4
0 0 2
1
1 t 1
0 0 1
12 1
1 1 10
0 0 4
0 0
0 10
7' i 24
II IM
s 2 o e
10 00
2 0 13 0
STILT, r WMiXT'
the xte?
Standing of Teams
, WEST. t,EAOVEl .NAT. IJHAOVE.
, W.UPct. , W.t.Pct.
Denver ..... .m- New York.. 72 27 .727
Omaha .....67 1 .Ri Chicago M 8 .StO
St. Joseph.. 89 Si .63p Pittsburgh i.W 3S .mi
t)es Mnlnes.65 Si .610 Phllartel g ..47 4S .W
fioux City..&4 5S :S06' Cincinnati ,.47 5S.41
Wichita ....64 M.41 St. Loill....4S f .437
U n coin ....M S7 ,A72 Brooklyn ...37 .j .363
Topeka S .3561 Boston ..:'...2S .71 .383
AMEft. LEAClUB. I AMER ' ASSN.
W.LPctl -'W.IPct.
Boston 71 .13 .teJ Minneapolis 7S 40 Ml
Washlngton.S 40 Columbus ..74 44 .8ir7
PhliadeFa . .ftoSi Toledo 44 .w
Chicago m Kannas ,Ciy.67 b .43
Detroit 58 SS MM St. Paill..;.! .M .441
Cleveland. 47 M.tMi.'Loutsville. ..44 718 .378
New York...S! S .3 Indianapolis 42 W) .344
st. Louia.TO .aaoj .
i NUB. LKAOUE. , MINk LOUK.
W.UPct.j ,' W. L. Pet.
Fremont .. 41 K .W Falls City.. 4 34 V78
Kearney 45 M .MM Neb. City . 4 34 . 57$
Hasting .. 43 37 .(,! Auburn 44 35 .657.
Reward 4! ti Mi; Beatrice .. 34 40 .lit
Columbus.. 41 S .6lft; Humboldt i 3 44 .154
Or, Island 41 39 .6131 Hiawatha,'.. 'M 51 .3o4
York .13 .431 . - .
Superior... 2S 54 .31 !
i Yr4erdar'e He a ((a.'7 " -
AMERICAN LEAGCE.
Boston. 6: Detroit, 0." t . ,' . ' .
New York. 5; Cleveland, . '
' Wexhlngwn, 0; St.' Louis, t ' '
rWladelhpla-Chlcago, rain.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Mllwaokee. 4; Louisville, 0. Five in
nings; fain. i . . ,i . t
Ht. Paul, 1; Toledo, 2..; :
Mlnneapolle.j-lndlanSpOns.'S., '
Kansas City, t: Columbus. ;.
WESTERN1- LIjJAOL'E, . ,
Uncoin, 4; Omaha. 7. ' T- ' ' i
Wichita, 8: Sioux City, 3. ,
Topeka-Oe Moines, rain. ' " ''.'-'
Denver, 3; 8t, Joseph, ;.twlve inninge.
NATIONAL. LEAOUE. '
Cincinnati, 5; Boston, . , .
St.. Ixiuls, 2; Brooklyn, I. '
Pittsburgh, I; New York, J! ten Innings.'
Chicago, 7; Philadelphia, t . , ,
. , UaMiee Today,
Western ' League Uncoin kt i Omaha
Wichita at Sioux City, Topeka at lies
Moines, Denver. at St. .Joseph.. -
National League-Cincinnati at - Phlla
delphla, t. Louis at New York, Pitts-,
burgh at Brooklyn, Chicago at Boston.
American League-Boston . at Detr6lt,'
New Yefk at Cleveland. Washington .t
8f. -Uon), Philadelphia at C'hlcano. '
American Association m iiwank.o-
j ? . , (' r"' Toieaoi rMinneaoiia
i (niiiayapaus, ivansas city at Coiurn'
Nebraska State "' Laaauattutinn v '
Columbus. Sewsrd at Grand Island. Su-perlor-'at
Fremont, York at Kearney,
Mini League-Beatrice at Nebraska
City... Auburn at Humboldt, Falls City at
Cotfev, se....... 4 0l i n
Wndsay, lb, ......... 5 0 i 12 2 0
niock. c,t.,..A t o i n ' o- o
Harris, p...,..., 5 0 1 o 2 ,0
' Totals....... .....;.48r "i li ' jg u 1
f 8T. 'JOBBPH. -
b. A?' ? H- O. A.- E.
Poweri. if... g o io.oo
WaUon, rf t 0 1 0 0 0
g?on.. lb 6,0 . 0 ,13 0 0
;.,." 40 " I 1 1 0
Melnke. as t n 1 a n
Griffith, c...,..s4,. o , 0 11. '1 O
Chellette.p i i ' " 6 1
Totals r......:.44 "s- iw- "
rnver . l o 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 1-J
at. Joseph...O I 0 1 t 0 0 0 0 D M
inree-oaee hit: Gllmore. Two-base
hits: Lindsay, Rellly, Zwllllhg, Blork.
" Coffej- Rellly ".WatsolS.
Stolen baaes: Kenworthy, Ollmore. Beall,
Powell. Watson. Weetersil. , , tft . on
bases: Denver, 11; St. Josenh, 11 Struck
out: By Chellette, 11; by HaFrls, TBasea
?I,1.bf",:..(lKJCh1,,t,' Harris, t
Hit bv nltrherf hall- Dv u.. ... .
SiliibJr.' ClMtlltttSej. QullUiu Wild pitch.
and Flynn. -mp.re: . Knapp
WICHITA LANDS t PITCH1SRI
loaa City Defeated by Score of
Klaht to Three.
and won by an T to 3 sc'e. 'Wan? was
..i.iiTO lut rmtesung a decision. Score;
SIOUX CITY.
. . . , . " AB. R. H. O. A. E.
Clarke, -cf 4 0 2 3 0 0
1 1 11 1
Mvsnrs- If . t a i ... a X
(Evans. 3b 3 o l tan
Tennant. lb 4 0 1 10 I 0
Andreas, 2b 3 0 1 3 ' 5 0
French, rf 4 ; 1 1 0 0 0
Cadman. e 4 12 S 3 a
White, p 3 0 ft o 0 I
O. Sage, p 1,00 Q j 3
Orendorff ...14 O 0 0 0
Totals.... 3 lo j 18 4
. WICHITA. - , '
WIJJ, AB. R.'H. O. A. E
Mlddleton. cf 6 1 - 2 1 l a
HuRhes. 2b 6 12 4 1 0
Pettlgrew. if 4 j r ' j 0 v 0
Davis, rf 4 0 1 n (1
Callahan, ss 4 3 1, 2 2 0
Koerner. lb , 5'12 ... 700
Mee, 3b 4 0 1 1 4 9
Cirmnns, c, 4 13 ' 0 0
Durham, p 1 0 , .0, , A ., J . 0
Scott, p .,3 0 0 0 4 0
Totals ..39 I 15 27. 11 0
Batted for Sage In the ninth.
Sioux City 1.10 0 0 0 0 1 J
Vienna i-iv i, j.o.u .a i-vg
Two-base hits: Mevers. Cadman. Mm..
demons. Home runs: 'Pettlgrew J).
paennce nits: Myers,- rettigrew, Davis.
Stolen bases: Smith. Frepth. Callahan,
Mlddleton. Left on bftsOs: Sioux Cltv. i;
Witchlta, 7. Hits: Off White. 7 in four
Innings; off Sage, S in five-Innings; off
Durham. 4 in an inning-and two-thirds;
off Scott, in seven and one-third in
nings. Bases on balls: Off While, 1;
off Scott, 2, Struck out: , Bv White, 2.
by Durham, I; by Scott, ; by Sage, 2.
Wild pitches: Durham, Sage. Hit with
pitched ball: Evans. Time: 2.07. , I'm
plies: Johnson and O'Toole. : '
laaleetde Defeats Aatell.
INGLESIDE, Neb., Aug. S.-4 Special.)
Ingleslde defeated Axtell at the annual
harvest jubilee held at Axtell by the one
sided acora of 16 to 2. , Terriflo hlttlna bv
Ingleslde featured the contest, aa many
extra base hits were amaahed out by the
Ingleslde team. Kerr of Ingleslde secured
five hits out of sis trips to the plat,
while three triple .'In racoeawion by
Pchaefer, , Haaler and Boaaen was the
feature: . Batteries: Ingleslde, Owen.
Speak and SmiUii AxteU, Taosev aad F.
Smith. v , i
THE BEE:
Would Smell as
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X PUT THOSfe ST'lTj ON SVO
rev civn Pft?TeND Ytx-ftc
Jack. mo6, our CN 8MI-
MARQUARD BEATS HENDRIX
Both Pitchers Pitch Brilliantly for
. Ten long" Innings. :
GIBSON HITS FOR HOME BUN
fenortarass Mingle' and Steal an
Murray's' finnle BrinK la the
Wlnnlna Hns for the
(lent..
NEW YORK. Aug. I.-New York won
from Pittsburgh in the tenth inning. 2
to 1. Snodgrasa' single and steal and
Murray's single scored the winning run.
Both Marquard and Hendrlx pitched bril
liantly. Byrne s error let in New York's
fiist run In the first Inning, while Pitts-'
burgh's lone run was scored on Gibson's
home run. Score:
NEW YORK. PITTSBURGH.
AB.H.O.AK AB.H.OAE
Dvor, If... 4 t I It OByrn. 13 1
nrkr, nt... 1,0 0 0 0'ary. It.... 3 I I t I
Doyle, Jb.. .7 11 t I oronlln, cf...l 0 0 0 8
'Ssr'i, tt-lfS 1 0 ..oKelly ,...,.,1 0 0
Mtirny, rt.. J 1 5 o-nMenior, tl..l MM
Merm, Ih.vl I 11 0-"ftinr, .. 4. 0 3 2 0
Hene. 3b.. 4 I ft OMIIIer. Ib.. 111 0 4
Mrra, e... t 7 I OVYIIion, rf.. . 4 0 J 0 0
hfr .....6 0 t 0 OMCrthy, Jt 4 1 1 JO
A. Wllion, tl t t 0 oOibMn, c... 4 14 10
Kletrher. Kl I 1 1 AHcndrlx, p.. 4 1 o 4 S
MirqPd p 6 0 t 0 , .
' TotU 4 iJ U 1
f Totals.'.. ..SS S ss it .e
1 Batted" for Doplin la eighth.
On out when winning run scored.
Ran for Meyers in ninth. - - '
Pittsburgh 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-i
New York...... ,.1 0 0 fi 0 0 0 0. 0 1-2
First on error: New Yofk, 1, Two-bas
hits: Meyers, Miller, Hendrlx, H.vme
run:. ' Gibson. Sacrifice . hits: Carey,
Fljstcher. . :' Stolen bases: Murray, Snod
giass (3); Fletcher, , Merkle. Left on
bases: New York. 10; PlUnburgh, 6.
Bases on balls: Off Marquard, 2; off
Hendrlx. 6. Struck out: By Marquard, ;
by Hendrlx, 8. Wild pitch: Hendrlx.
Time: 2:10. Umpires: Owens and Bren
nan. La vender Wine Another.
'PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 8. -Chicago won
the final game of the series. The visitors
hU 'Moore and Rltter hard and made their
safeties count. Lavender was at his best
wlfh men on bases. Score:
, CHICAUO. rmt-ADKLPHtA.
.-AB.He.AE. . . AB.HO.AS.
Miller. 1 10 0Pkrt, of.. 4 131
obHlMt .rf., I t I 0 OLobert, lb... 6 I U I
Tlakw. .... I lit OMafM. if... I 1100
Klm'mu. lb 4 0 1 3 tCriTaih. rf.. t I I 0
Uc, et...4 1 4 0 OLuderut, lb. I 1 1 3 0
Silcr, lb.-... 4 11 1 OKnabo, 2b... I I .I t 0
Brtn,i tb...'. 3 0 11 OOoolan, w... 4 0 H 4 e-
Aroher. e....4 t ' 1 0KIIIIfr, 0... 4 0 ;I; t
Uvndr, p. 4 1 0 1 1 Moore, .... S 10 0 0
Bitter, .... e eo 0
Totals... ..It 10 17 11 !Ston p..., 0 0 0 ) I S
, R. Miller. , 1 0 JO 0 0
' , Hayl .1 0.t0,9 0
f ' " r'i -v.' I irtais.--..'.sT. to n u' 1
'Batted for Moore in the seventh.
Batted for Rltter in the eighth. -
Chicago "... 1 0 2,0 0 0 2.2 0-7
Philadelphia ..... 0 00100120-4
Two-base hits: W. Miller, Schulte,; Lo
bert. Three-base hit: Paekert. Home
run: Archer. Bases on balls: Off Lav
ender, 4;, off Moore, 1; off Rltter, 1.
Struck out: By Laveniier, 4; by Moore,
3. Hits: Off Moore, -7 lb eeven innings;
off. Rltter, 3 in one Inning; off Season,'
nt neln kone Inning. Time: 2:16. Um
pires: JohnNtone and Kason., ' ,
' Nallee (lot Itches Hacker. '
BROOKLYN, N.. Y., Aug. S.-t-Sallee out
filched Rucker In a tight battle today
and evened the aeries. The acore was
3 to 1, Oakes getting St. Louis' first run
by a drive to deep center for the elr
eult. v St. Louis got the winning tally oil
a single, a fumble by Wheat, Mowrey'S
sacrifice. and Ellis'' hit. Sfore:
. ST. Lot'18,' j . BROOKLYN. - 1
V AB.H O A I! , AB.H.O.A B
HuMlna, tb. 4 1 1 t uMoratl, cf... 4 0 0 0 0
Mas. ' tr ,.'4 t I 0 ON'orthan. rf. 4 t 0 0 0
Mowrey, lb. i 1 t 0 (imUb, lb... I 14 10
K'netobr.-lot 1 I 0 KDsubert. lb. 4 1 It P
Ollla, rt...'..4 t 4 OWbaat, If..,. I S 1
H outer, se.i'4 S I t OCutaltaw. tb. 1 1 I I S
Oaaas. f . . . . 4 I I 0 0 Viibar, oa. . . I 0 I 4 B
Wlnao. C....4 1 I I OMillar, e. ... t 0 14 0
Sallf. p.... I I 4 0 Ruokw, , p. .. I t 1 1 0
. ephelpa 1 MM
ToUls.....M 127 10 ORasoa, p.... 0 0 0 P
Totals..'.. .51 T 17 11 1
Batted for Rucker in the eighth.
St. IxMila 01100000 0-2
Brooklyn 60100 0. 00 0-1
Left on bases: St. Louts, 10; Brooklyn.
5. ' Two-base hits: Hugglns. Northern.
Home run: Oekes. Sacrifice hits: Hug-
gins. Mowery, Smith, wheat. Fisher.
Stolen base: Konetchy. Double plsy:
Win go to Mowery. Bases on balls: Off
Rucker, 4; off 'Ragon, 1; off Sallee. 1.
Struck out: By Rucker, 3;. by Sallee, i.
Hits: Off Rucker, 7 In eight Innings..
Umpires: Flnneran and Rlgler. Time:
1:30.
Boston Bunches Hits.
BOSTON, Aug. 8. Boston bunched hits
off Fromme In the first and eighth in
nings today 'and won 6 to 6. Score:
B08TOHT. CINCINNATI.
AB H O A B. AB.H.O A a.
MrUon'dr ib4 1 I I, tfmih.r. If . 4 I I 0 0
OmplMlt I4 t 1 0 rMaruaa tl. M I M
Sveaney, tb. 4 0 1 1 OHubtlttM, Itl 1 I l.
Jackson. If.. 4 1 I 1 OMItchalt, rf, 4" t i I 0
TUlld. rf ... I i 0 0 OPMIta, .!.. 1 10 0
Otvlin, tb.. I 111 t.OOrant. aa.... 4 I til
BrldMll, aim OKg.n, tb... t 0 4 10
KUs. b 4 1 I V OMcUaA. .. 4 I -1 0 0
fardiM, f . 1 0 1 I Ofromni. p.. t t 0 I I
Dlckaoa. ., 1 I S S Bat MIM
Houser .... iosoo
. - Tolala.....S: 24 I
Totals It I It II 0
Batted for. Perdue In the sixth.
Batted for Fromme in the ninth. '
Boston IMHMIM
Cincinnati ,2 M 0 H I M
Two-base hits: Campbelli Bnscher. Brld
weU. Hits: Off Perdue, 7 in six Inningai
otf Dickson, 2 in three Innlnps. Sacrifice
hits: Titus, Marsans,- Brldwell. Sacrltics
fly; Fromme. ' Stolen bases: Mitchell 12),
Phelan, Titus, lrt on bases: Bosten,
7; Cincinnati. ". Bases on" balls: Off Per
due, 3; off Dickson, 1; otf Fromme, 1
First base on errors: Boston. 1. Hit by
pitched ball: McDonald. Struck out: By
Fromme. 3. Umpires: Orth and Klem.
Time: 1:52. .. . . .,, .
i, tSdtrard Defeats Oeaos,
ST. EDWARD. Neb.. Aug. 8.-Speclal.
St Edward defeated Genoa on their
grounds In a close and Interesting game.
Score: , R.H.E.
St. Edward.., 0 0 2 1 0 0 0,1 4 I -3
Genoa 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 03 I I
Batteries: St. Edward, Hassen and Ag
new; Genoa. Todenhoff and Talbot
St. Edward has a thre-day series at
home "this week: Thursday with, 4th
Kansaa aty colored giants; Frldajr and
Saturday with the Luxus team from
Omaha; Sunday with the Kansas City
Glanta at Newman Grove. ' '
OMAHA, FRIDAV, AUGUST.
Sweet," Says Jeff
FiNe tow too, mors u.e
0E THftN K.056 006i IM1LF.
NOW OUT ON THft iTecVr
and "GtP Trie uD wu. rouow
YOet ANO m 56 TtH.t Te
IM
BOSTON D0WHSTHE TIGERS
Speed Boys Give Collins Some Sen
" sational Support. , , .
HOOPER STRONG WITH STICK'
Drives Ont Homer and Three-Hacker
Yialtors Ranch , Their Hits
In Two. Innings ana!
Win.
DETROIT; .Aug.. g.-Boston gave Col
Una sensational support today and. de
feated Detroit, 8 to 0. Detroit also fielded,
splendidly,' but the . visitors bunched hits
In) tbe first and fifth innings. Hopper's
homer in the fifth Scored Wagner and
Carrigan ahead of him. Score: . r
i B08T0V. . DETROIT, ,
AB.H 6.A.B. AB H O A E
Hooper, rf'..4 t 1 0 OMTI'mott, Hi 1 4 1 0
Tar. ' 2b.. r4 1 1 i OBusti, aa 4 t t 6 1
Spta'Kar,. cf.. 4 t 1 0 SCobb, cf t 0 1 0 0
kewla, tf 3 1 S O OVIlt, of 0 0 0 0 0
Gardner, . 4 -1- 1 ! OCrawfor rf . 4 1 I I 0
Sum. lb.... 4 111 0 fiLoudan, lb.. 4 1110
Wisner, aa.. 4 lit lOmlow, jb.. 4 lit 00
Carrigan, c. 4 .1 I 1 ODaaL Jb..... 4 1 t 7, t
Colllna, p...4 1 0 1 0 Stance, c... I 1110
, .Lake, p...:. 4 I I 10
Totala 36 11 tt It 1
Totals 34 t n 12 1
Boston ...2 O'O 0 3 0,0 . 0 0-5
Detroit 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0
Three-base hit: Hooper. Home rim:
Hooper. Sacrifice hit: Cobb. Stolen
bases: Speaker (2). Double plays: Craw
ford to Bush, to Stanage. Yerkes to Stahl.
Left on baaes: Boston. 5; Detroit, 2,
Bases on balls: Off Collins, 1; off Lake,
1. First on errors: Boston, 1; Detroit, 1.
Hit by pitched ball: By Lake, Hooper.
Struck out: By Collins, 5; bv Lake, 1.
Time: 1:60. Umpires: O'Loughlln and
Westervelt.
Ford Weak at the Start,
CLEVELAND, Aug 8. -The. buses on
balls and the hits yielded by Ford in the
first and second Innings cost New York
the game tuday, 8 to 6, Score:
CLEVELAND. NEW YORK.
AB.H O A K. AB.H.O. A S.
Ryan. Ifk... t I t 0 0Dttll.,' If . 4 0 4 0 0
Turner, lb.. 4 0 4 I lCkaae, lb... 6 I I 1 0
Jackion, rf.. 114 0 0 Paddock, lb. 4 1 I t I
Lajole, !b...l 118 OZIns. rf.....'4 4) 0 0
Orlsts, lb... 1 0 I .1.0 Stump. Jb-u 4 I I 1 0
Huatar, cf . I 0 t tHrjtIl, of. 4 0 4 0 t
Pe'klnpa', 4 t 0,1 0 Mart In m.I 0 3 S I
O'Nell,, M aany, 4 I I t j
Kahlar, .., t -.It. V ;S ' 0Fr4, '4 . 1 i
. Af.-vi-t '!? ' -- . V
,t.Tolala..i,.4,l Iv Touts.. 1M14,
Cnevelahd'. , ,0 'T 9' 0 . S
New York. 6 01.1,4 4) 0 0 S-i'
Two-base' hltti: v Ryan,- Peeklnpaugh,
Jackson, Chase, Ford (2), Three-base hit:
Jackson. Kacrlflce hit:. Ryan. Sacrifice
files: Lajole. Zlnn.- Stolen bases: Pad
dock, Pecklnpaugh, Chase. First base 6n
balls; Off Kahler, 3: off Ford, 4. . Hit
with pitched ball: By Ford, Jackson.
Struck out: Bv Kahler, 4: bv Ford, 1.
Wild pltohes: Kahler, Ford. First base
on errors: Cleveland.. 2; New York, . 1.
Left on bases: Cleveland. 8; New Yprk.'l.
Time: 1:40. -Umpires: Egan and Sheri
dan. .
Hamilton Holds Senators'. ;
ST. iIOUIS, ,Aug. 8,-Hamllton held
Washington to four scattered hits.. St,
Iiouls hit Vaughn and Cashlon hard, win
ning. Score i . . i .
ST. LOUIS. - WASHINGTON. '
AB.H.O.A.E. AS.H.O.A.BI.
gbottln, cf.. 1 t 1 0 OMoeller, rf.. 1 0 10 0
Auatln, lb... I 10 1 OFoeter, lb.,. 11 til
Pratt, lb ... 4 t t t OMIIan, of ... 4 0 10 0
Kutlna. lb . 4 111.1 OOandil. lb... 4 2 It 1 0
Wllllama. rf t 1 1 0 (I Morgan, tb.. 1 0 13 0
Hogan, If... I 1 t ft OAlnamttlt, o. 1 0 I 4 1
Wallace, aa . 4 11'4 OMcBrids, aa. 1 0 t T 0
Stephana, o.; t I I t OShanka, If... 1 1110
Hamilton, p. 1 0 S I OVaugnn, p.. t 0 0 1 0
Krirhell, i..t I t I OLaporta, lb.. 10 0 10
... Caihlon, p.. i 0 0 S ft
Totala a 11 IT II 0 '
ToUla M 4 tl 10 I
Waahing"tori".....ro OOOOOOOO-O
St. Louis.... .-1 0 0 0 0 0 1 -
Two-baae hits: Gandll,' Kutlna, Wil
liams. -Hogan. Three-base hits: Gandll,
Pratt, , Stephens. .. Bases on balls: Off
Vaughn, 1; otf Caihion, 2; off , Hamilton.
2. Struck out: By Hamilton, 6; by
VSughrt, 3. Hits: Off Vaughn. S In five
and one-third Innings; off 'Cashlon,' 4 in
two and two-thirds, innings.. Time: 1:50.
Umpires Hart' and Connplly.. , . j
Falls City Loses ;
Another Contest
HIAWATHA. "Kan., Aug. S.-(Special
Telegram.) Smarting under his defeat of
yesterday. Culvert' went' Into the box to
day at his own; request and. In spite, of
poor eupport won, 8 to -7. . : '
For five Innings he was Invincible,
then Falls City earfte4 4hree. The test
were . made after rank errors. He ' has
pitched three games In four days. Score;
( R H B
Falls City...O 0 0 0 0 .1 1 'ft 8-7 8 8
Hiawatha .. 1 0 2 1 X 8 0. K- 8MB
Baterlea: Dull and, Shestak; Culvert and
Carvin., i ' i . -' -
NEBRASKA C1TT, Neb., Aug.' S.-(Spe-cial
Telegram.) Beatrice took the first
game ct the', series here today from
Nebraska City. , Poteef and Farley of the
Beatrice team each knocked a r-oroe run
at a time' It counted , double. Score: - '
z R H E
Beatrice M 1 1 01 I.IH I'i
Neb. City.... 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0-2 5. 1
Batteries:- Hill. Fuschll and Darrow,
Conwav and Clair. Umpire: 8egrlst.
HUMBOLDT, Neb., ' Aug. $.-tSpeclal
Telegram l-Humboldt won the first game
of the series from Auburn today by the
score o! 1 to 3. Wlnta of the locals made
three hits In four times at bat and Kian
Iger" of Ke Visitors: made three hard one
handed catches of line drives on third
base. ; Scorer'". .... ... ,.. . : v-
.. . - v '--." i; ' ; H.H.E.
Humboldt' ... 0 M 0 0 0 0 0 -3 10 4
Auburn O0OOOO00 23 51
Batteries: Humboldt, Errett and Diets;
Auburn, Wilier, and Musser. . ... ; .
, ...' " ". . v. : . t
ghlckley Defeata Stranat. .
FAIRMONT. Neb.'. Aug.' 8,-Spec!al.)-Strang
was defeated yesterday at Shlckley
In a fast and interesting game by a score
of 6 to 4. Score: . tt. H E.
Strang 1 0 0 0,3". 0 0 0 0-4 10 7
Shlckley 0 0 0 0 J 0 2 0-6 6 8
Struck out: By Ptttman.'S; by Butch;
10. Bases on balls: Of f -Fittman." 1; off
Butch, 1. " -
A Break. fer Llkerty
front stomach.-, Uvem aad kidney trouble
is made when 'a " 25 , box . of Dr.- Klnr
New Life Pills la bought Why suffer T
Fot sals by Baatoti Druf Co."8 : '. fi.
Jj rX X'
9, 1912.
Iahy, He'wt Think. you1 -Jack
WHAT
MILL HE
FOLLOW
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row ano mb'lC e 5,0
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HE'LL TRv To &HO0T YO0
COLUMBUS DEFEATS BLUES
O'Ronrke Scores Four Huns Unas-
, sisted by Timely Hitting.
SEVEN TO ONE FINAL ', SCORE
Catches by. Ftene and Johns Are
Featarea of Game Played at
Columbne -Three Players.
Make Doubles, .'
COLUMBUS, O., Aug. S.-O'Rourke,
whose fumble let Kansas City score once
today agalst. Pitcher CooM became a'
base runner four times and was' always
sent - around : by the clean hitting of
Hlnchman, Johns and Perrlng. Catches by
Flene. and Johns" werethefeatures. Score;
Batted for SchllUer In eighth.
COLl'MBUS. KAN8A8 CITT.
AB.H.OAE. AB.H.OAE.
O'R'urke. lb 4 3 1 I IBarbeau, lb. 4 0 1 1 1
Hl'chman, lf 4 1 t 0 OCoulaon, rf.. 4 1 1 ft j
Johna, rf... I 5 J.O OLannon, cf.. 4 0 1 0 0
Perrlngrvlb.. 4 1 0 4 OCarr, lb t 0 t 1 0
Miller, lb..; 3 0 10 I OCorridon, . t 1 4 1 1
Shtlton. cf..40 t 1 fljames, ;... t 110 0
Oerbar, aa... 4 11 I 0 Plena. If.... 1 t I 0
Smith, c 4 S 4 1 .ODawnav, Jb. 1 0 14 0
Oook, p 4 0 10 ORchlltter, p. 1 0 1 1 ft
Cann, p ft ft 8 0 0
Totala 84 10 17 II lTannehlll ..10040
Totals... 7.SI 414 I 1
Columbus 0 1 1 0 2 0 3 1 4-7
Kansas City I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-1
Sacrifice hit: Hlnchman. Two-base-hits:
Hlnchman, Perrlng, Coulson... Double
play: Downey to Carr. Bases on balls:
Off Cook, 1; off Schlltaer, 2. Struck out:
By CoOk, 4; by Schlltaer, 1.' Hits: Off
Schlltser, 8 In seven inninge; off-Cann, 3
In one Inning. Time: 2.10. Umplres-.j Chill
and Anderson.
Brewers Tate Short Game.
LOUISVILLE, Ky., Aug. 8.-Milwaukee
defeated Louisville today Jn the ' first
game of the series, stopped at the) end of
the fifth inning on account of rain, with
the scoreatanding 4 to 0. A double-header
had been scheduled, but wet grounds tn-
terfered. Louis Loudertnllk, Who started
to pitch for the .locals, was put off the
field by Umpire Hayes for . kicking on
balls and strikes after only' two batter
'. ABiH.O.A E'i ".". AB.H.O. A E
Iaibold. cf.. t 1 10 OBurch'. rf .'.l T ft 0
Ohsrles,. lb.-.. 3 J X2..t0Ulns :fV;t- . .a.
Randall ft. o a ,(ietanb:y. . Jr- vt.'aw
aiapalll, UJt i..t 0 ,.0'Hulawlttfcai.MV- V, 1
JeaevMa., ,'.'0 . 4 ;,l :vgr4tv..'.'. Kl . 1
airx.' . i i ' t. '-' M Be'tnllier'.. ft l .oi 1 . 1,
j: fceeia,- m I- 'i 41 ! S Wsher.-'ieii;- vf.l ..l! "0
Naghaa, e. (. I; 1 I A. Pnree,. ',.: S-,g 1'
CuttlOg.: p .l 0 ,1 ft OUdarmJIk p 0 .0 ft 0 0
. ; . I, . 7S-oTthup,' p. 1 0 4 9' 0
Totala.. ...tl ( 15 .7,1,-. ; r-- -
...',, ... , . Total. .....j.T,,Sn. 4 1
: 'Game called at end of fifth on account
of mi. : ..? y ' ;
t ,,i.,.iiu AAA 0 0 0
Milwaukee .-....'...:..: m i l 0-4-
TWo-hnae hit: ; Hughes. Double play;
Clark to . Charles- to Jones, j Bases . on
balls: Off .Northup, 1. Left on bases:
Louisville. 2; Milwaukee. 2. Hits: 'Off
Loudermllk, 1' In one-third inning; off
Northup, 5 In four and two-thirds In
nings. Struck out: 4 By Northup, S: by
Cutting, 3. Time:' l:fc. Umpires: Hayes
and Irwin. '
M liters Best Hooelers.
INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 8. -Indianapolis
hit Lellvelt and Young today, but could
not got men around the bases, losing to
Minneapolis, 7 to 3. Score:
MINNEAPOLIS. INDIANAPOLIS.
AB.H.O. A E. AB.H.O.A.8.
Clymsr, cf... I t I 1 OWoodruff, If I I 1 1
trtu.r ... s 141 lO'Lfarr. aa,. 1041
J.WH'ma. tbt't 4 1 1 McCarty, rf. I 1 1 1 0i
Rnumon. rf, I I I I ftVeacb, cf.... till 1
Kllllfar. lb.. 4 1 ft 1 llngerton tb. 6 0 1 1 .
Oa'hafity. If. 4 0 1 ft OHunter. lb . I 0 11 I
Olll, lb 4 110 OWIlllama. lb 4 1 14 0
Crwana,- 0....4 1 4 1 OClarke,. u I 1 .4 1,
tllMlt. . 10 0 .1 0McK. 0.... I I I M
Young, p...:l 11 6 OMer. p..
, . Wnti ..
ToUla 17 11 17 10 1
Tetala..
..3 1 0 10
,: 1 0 0 o n
,.K 717 17 t
. m.iii Mr WnnHruff in the ninth
Minneapolis ,0 1 22213I
IndlanapoHa ..... 0 1 0 0 M 0 0 0-3
Two-bsae hlts: Altlser,' J. Williams.
Three-baser hits: McCarthy, -, Altlser.
Sacrifice Mis: Owen. Woodruff. Struck
out: Bv Met. 6; by Lellvelt." 1; by Young.
1. Lt on bass: Indianapolis, S; Mfnne
.nnii k Rase on balls: Off Lellvelt,
4; off Toting, 1: off Merx. l.v stolen bases:
Gill. Kllllfer, veacn. nits: un mru,
7 in six and two-th(rd8 innings; off
Young, r-one In two and one-third in
nings. Time: 1:40. Umpires: ' Ferguson
and Handlboe. . .
State League Stars
' to Tour the State
At the close 'of the Nebraaka State
league seaaon on September J an all-star
Nebraska team, composed of tr- very
best players ln-that- league, vlll tiur Ne
braska, managed by Ed Nujjtt.-t I res
ent' an umpire In the Ieagne. ; ,.
c The all-star a Jgregation;. is lesi.-fus Of
booking considerable gam is with '.ama
teur and semi-professional teanu' in ajid
about Omaha, and ,all managjrg l-wk'.ns
for a first-class attraction snouia -;ei into
communication With - Mr. ugent', bof4
addr la general delivery, Superior,
Neb. : The team whj Mr. N.i;out win
take out will be composed of iar i ayers
from the Nebraska State leagu. -
MOORHEAD AND BLENC0E ;
WIN TOURNEY GAMES
MOORHEAL, Ia.Au 8.-(8pec4al Telegram.)-The
.second annual "base "ball"
tournament opened today with a farge at
terWancei iTbe. jfnornlng gamebetween
Plsgas and Moorhead f was won by 'the
latter by the ecore-ot 9 to 4. The feature
of the gams was the heavy' hitting of the
locals,' who ' landed for two home runs.
Batteries: Moorhead. Burke. Knauss
and Reed: Plsgah. Oliver and Oliver.
Umpiw: Harry Sage of Omaha. Attend
ance: 230.,
The afternoon game between Blencoa
and Turin was "won by Blcncoe by the
score of to . This was a hard-fought
game and was strictly a pitchers'. ;battle.
Matney vfor vBlencoe struclo ;bu't 'eleven
men and' Hinckley for Turin struck out
nineteen " ? iy: i
Batteries: BIeneoe. Matney. and Shea;
Turin.' HliWWey and Oliver ." Umpire:
Harry Sae of Omaha. . Attendance!- 27.
''Kirj'' to:th &uiatloWi4Yertiijiii. v
s- - ?rz: imm
Drawn for The Bee
T 1 ' ,
2 ' V
am . i i ii
REED PASSES ISLANDERS
Victory of Grand Island Due to
. York's. Laxness. '.
PETS SCORE UK THIRD INNING
Davis Singles, Goes .Ahead on
piarne'a Hit aad Scores on Error
Doable Play Features
the Game.
GRAND ISLAND, 'Neb., Aug. S.-(Spe-
'cial Telegram.)-Red was free with his
passes to first today and the three
scores made by t,he Third City crew wefe
brought In by men who Walked, assisted
by hits. ' " '
Though clean hits were laced put. al
most every Inning by; the locals at crit
ical times they were scarce. ''-York's only
score came In the . third when , Davis
singled, was advanced by Payne's single,
and scored or! 'an error.' This :is, the last
game York and. Grand Island play, this
season.. Score:;.-' , v R.H.E,
York ....... ...0 0 1 (I i 0 0.0 0 0 1 S.J
Grand island.O l 0 i'o l 0 0 -3 10 l;
Batteries.1-York, Reed and"Ellls; Grand1
Island, Closman and Cbe. Struck out:. By
Reed, 2: - bv Closman, 5.' First base on
balls: Off Reed, 6; off Closman. 1.' Left
on baeesi York, 6; Grand - Island. 10.
Double play: Davis to Smith. ' Hit by
pitched ball:- Walmhust. Two-base hits:
Deoonly, Badura, Ellis. -.V mplres: Col
lins and Graves ,' . r ' t ,
! Uaktlnaa Take Third Clame. s
FREMONT, Neb.,' , Aug:' " 8.-(Speclal
Telcgram.)-Hastings took the third game
bf the series this afternoon, by hits in trie
twelfth inning. Ramey, was Tiit heavily;
In the second, but braced up arid held the
Hastings team to t few scattered hits.' :
Both he-and "McCullotiglf pulled' their
teams out ' of some close pinches. ' Th4
Pathfinders .ought' to" have scored in the
ninth,' when with men on .third' and. second
and only one out a strikeout and an easy'
flf 'rellevea,.tfie-;R'o. S.pore: .:' V R.H.E,.
.Haalinga .: :y. .1 4 o 0 0 0 0 i-f .9'3'
"ttOont-'"jf:i'.v:0 0 8 3 0M 0 0 0 0 00 13 .4
loiigh and Bachan t; Fremont, j Ra.mey ppd
Neff. Umpire: ; Kisskne.:' ";"'.";.'
ISlARNEt;: 'NaiVWaTtfiiNJNfc1
l'legra'ih.Atter: .baititptj; ior t weiv' 4'n
niriga with' Seward, in -the ' lead-' by two
scores, the "garhe' finally vwerit. trf the
Statesmen In the last of the twelfth by
a , 1. 5to S ' score-, ..the Cfcpltallstabaving
played them, three Innings t tie ball, but
Jr, each Instance failed. to bring In'a win
ning run.. . ; ', ftp
, A spectacular .catch by Herriott in the
fopr.th. innlnrf was the most enjoyed fea
ture of the game.. Neff and Leonard of
the visitors starred at the bat, each get
ting three hits, all good for additional
bases."; Score: R.-H.E-.
Seward . . .. .0 0 0 0 1 0 0 S 10 2 0 2-7 1! 0
Kearney ...,,.'.. 1000000220 1-4-1 1
Batteries: ' Seward, Smith,' Connors and
Campfleld; Kearney, Stone and , Gray'.
Two-base hits: Neff S). Barber W,
Meade. ' Leonard (2), Campfleld, Gray,
Zink, Home, runs: Pagles, Leonard, Bech
told. Bases on balls: Off Smith, 7: off
Stone, 3. Struck out: By Smith.-; by
Stone, 7. - Passed ball: Gray. Hit with
pitched ball: By , Smith, 1. Time: 1:58.
Umpire: h Nugent. -
Billy Burke First in
' Free-for-All Trot
PITTSBURGrH, Aug. .-Result of the
Grand circuit races today were:
Pacing. 3:0 claas, three" in five,- purse
31,000: Babe. br. g. (Jamison), first; Ed
Ward, B.. second; Forest Prince, third.
Best time, 2:0r.
Professional drivers' stake final 2:16
class trotting, two In. three, total value
lnJ3- Annie U'nhl hlk. m tParnentert
first; Queen - Worthy, second; Ruth Mc- !
Gregor. tmra. i ime; t:vr,- z:.
. Trotting championship. ..Jree-for-alL
purse $2,600: Billy Burke, br.. s. (McDon
aldi. first; Dudle Archdale, neeond; Hail
worthy, third. Best time. 2:044.
Trotting, 2:12 class, three in five, purse
11,000:. ShaWbay, b. s. (Murray), first;
Derby' Boy, second; Castledome, third.
Best time, 2:07.
.-I'eiitral Clt- Pete-ate Greeley.
CENTRAL CITY. Neb.. Aug. -(Special.)
In one of the beat exhibitions of
pitching by Laub of the home team, Cen
tral City defeated the Greeley team by
the. decisive score of 6 to 1. In the full
nine innings Greeley secured but one bit
and this was owing to the overflow crowd
In right field. I-aub struck out ten men
smt was nevef In danger. Soore; R.H.E.
Central City.. 2 I t i M n M 7 t
Grealey '. :0 0 0 0 1 0 0 01 1
. Batterie: Central City. Laub and Glca
son; GreSIey. Foley and Miller.
-,... ..t
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Business Success. ' .
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fertettrr ti -f SPItn ev
MAY RENEW THE OLD FIGHT
'.. ,'..;.;. ;
Water Board Fails to Turn Oyer the
, Fun d Due Water Company:
MONEY FOR WATER SERVICE
Water Company Hae Paid the Water
Board 40,000 Collected In ;'.,d-
Vance, bat 4h Board Dptm?
, ' ' Not Settle.
' The 'Omaha ' Water company -and the
Water board are again at locked "horns,
which ' may . bring them back ..into court
notwithstanding' the supposed setUemeni
of alt' controversy and all litigation.;.
Th decree under , wbich the city -earns
into possession . of thfe' plant , provided,
among other things, that the water'. conv
pany should pay '-over . to the city tha
money prepaid .-on unmeasured service,
and that the Water board should return
although It has turned over 4o theC city
to the company 8,11 cojlectiona tor metered
water, furnished .prior to date of trarisfer.
i,The water company compraina now" that.
in fulfillment, of'its obllgatlori 140,000, Its
lemand' on tiie .'Water .'board .for ripay
rnent; of money belonging lo'li has'beert
met nothing ' but1 delay arid refusal
on one excuse or another,' ' ,' , vt
,!6ne . of Knoi's , Knocks. ,
Philander 'V. 'Kno. the secretary o)
state. ' received Tone' day in his offrce a
bunch Of hlgh-browed newspaper corre
spondents. In the number. was Wllllart!
Hoster. who stepped to the front -with
copy of his paper in-wrhich-was tone ol
his dispatches under big black headlines
The dispatch dealt with the affair pf thi
department of state, arid ran.' along gliblj
as If the writer had ;enJoyed theeonfi
.dence of Mt, Knox regarding the whol
matter. ' ; , ' '
"Whar do. you think of thla article?'
asked Hosier, .exhibiting nojnodesty ai
he handed the paper- to the' secretary ol ,
tfl ta ' - - . . - -. -
-.''"After 6dklng this .; over": sid"" Mr
Jvnctx. fracioualV'"l must saw Mi Hos
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At J'th Hoster ' took ' on r the ' ae'9i o
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woman he would die for -her Is mucl V.
much stronger than he looks.-New' tori .
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