Yes, Indeed
f VJCU.GONMOG f I'LL Tie Bife EtXOUCH r - . t f NCM. I'LL GO HOWvG
d,00!: - ROCV ON YOU THIS t . ; ' ' ' .' AMD WWT tOR aeFr
&S. - AND'Civc Him SOME
OMAKA ODTBATS DES MOINES
ourkes in, Eight to Six, After
Losing Four Straight,
i -
SCHTPKE- HITS BALL HARD
"Skipper" mil Proven III Worth
llh Double, Trlplti unit Home
Ilun In I'nor Chnrii'M
nt lint.
UBS MOINiyS. Th.. April ,-OmKlm
outplayed Den Moines both In. play hihI
decisions In today's game and won h
weird exhibition of base ball, 8 to .
Ryan pitched gilt-edged bull until thn
noventh, when ho lost control and four
runs were scored before Itoggh retired
the side. Omaha lined three pitchers,
none being effective. Five Den Moines
players reached first from being. hit by
pitched balls. Hcote: '
D1C8 MfclNK.S.
All. II.
Itahn, rf .1 ....1.....-4 1
Fox. If ". 3
IIuntoY, of 3 0
Jones, lb ,A 4 1
Hellly. 3b 6 2
Hentell, en 1.. 3 I
O. A. if.
3 1 0
0 0 0
2 0 0
n 2 o
0 2.1
0 30
.13 0
4 4 0
3 3 0
0 1 0
0 0 0
0 0 0
S7 ID T
o, A. i:.
1 4 0
1 0 0
10 0
1 0 3
12 0 0
3 1 0
& 2 0
3 C O
0 2 0
0 !. ..0,
0 1. 0.
27 17 2
1
I
0
o
3
1
0
0
0
0
$
Andreas, zo 3 o t
Hhaw. o
3.0'
....... 3 .0
0 0
i ..o;
0 0
Ryan, p .
Rogge. p
Mrf-onard
Sheldon
Totals
......32 0
OMAHA.
All.
Justice, ss ...a.'... 4 '"'J 1
t'oylc, If 4 0 1
Thomason, cf & 1 2
Congalton, rf G 0 0
Knabe. lb 3 1 t
Qrithb, 3b i... 12 0'
Johnson, a 4 2 3
Hhlpke. Zb t... 4 13
licks, p 2 0- 0
rtosmati, p z 0 0
Appicwc n -..-! o o o
Totals 31 "i 10
Ualted for Roggo In ninth,
Ilun for 8haw In ninth.
Js Moines , 0 I 0 0 E 0 Q.0 0 (i
1 The fare is fair. 10 cents an hour with I
1 the Tom Moore is smokers' paradise. I
llll Travel East, West, North or South, wherever you land, I
the price is the same. Never a varying quality,' never I
I a bad moment everybody "puffs" them. , 1
The Little Tom for short trips half the size, so half the, fare. MjH
1 141. A-S'flUil
Jeff is Some Fond of Animals
Omaha. . ....0 31 1000408
Two-base lilts' Hhll'ke, HfrmTi,-3ohn-mui.
Thtee-base 'hit: Kox, Helll.v, flhlpke
Holne run: rUilpke. Haprlflce hits: I'ox,
Gt tilth, Coyle. Double play: Hiihn to
Aiiarpas. First base miamiis: uyan tzi.
Hoggi- (1), lllcks (2), i lonnittn, ui. mriicK
out: Uy Hyan, 14; by Illcks, 2; by, Clos
mnii, 3. lilt by pitchers 1 licks (1), des
man (4), Hyan U). Wild plu-heii. Hyun,
CIohimhii. Htolen buses: Johnson, An
ilruas, Tlrtjtniiron. lilts! t)ft Ityun, In
seven and one-third Innings; off I licks,
(S In four sud two-thlnlH Innlngsi Clos
iiimii, none In two and two-thirds DnnlnRs.
Left on lumen: es Moines, 11;. Oiiialm, S.
Time: 2:00. finplre: KltzBtminoitM.
4 - r-
josii:m
I'(MjM)
HIOI .V , II Mill
llrrnk Wlmiliiti; NtreuU unit 'I'like
(iiiiue, Hereii to l'oiir.
HIOl'X V.VV', In., April 2l(,m, Joseph
bioltc Kloux City's winning streak today,
winning; by u scoro of 7 to 4. Crutch-T o'
the Drummers, held the Indians, scatter
UiE the lilts safely In every Inning, but
thp last when the locals rMllleil duriKer
ously, KrttlnR folir hits ahu two' nuts.
The visitors pounded' three local pitchers
hard. Hcoru:
HIOITX GITY
All. 11. II. O. A
15.
Smith. 2b & t 1
t'oonrj-, (in.. 4 -2 1
Hurkc, If... ....2 0 2
Davidson, of & 0 1
Ilrceil, rf S 0 1 -
dourlcy. 3b 2 0 0
Jameii, 3b I .0, o
Wtldsay, lb S 0 1
llapp.- o 4 0 2
Young. P I u ,
Klein, p , l o
Allen l o o
Mlaitlcy 1 0. o
Hrown, p t 0 , 0-- 0
0
0
2
0
2
1
I
10
II
0
0
0
0
.0,
Totals 3 t
0 27 12
ST. JOHKIMI.
AH. ,It. If. O. A, K.
Keller, If a.6 ' l- 2 '3 0- -0
C. Watson, rf G 0 1 o 0 0
t)Clls, 2b 5 .2 2 4 1'
KwiiiiiiR, cf :: u o i o
WeHterzll. 31 ,.,.,3
Meliikp, ss .....I
Hrewer, tb 4
Ketter, c ,.s 4
Crutcher, p....i..,...4
1 10
1 fi
Hattvcl for Younir )n fourth,
. iu i .i ur iv.r.ii e.Kni,,. rls, 2 y TJiPjmiH, 3. Huscs on balls: Oft
, Totals n-413ilTlyiBs,2.'H Qulllcn to
Sioux City 0 0M00 tt-jLlJV.JrVr. tTAHsViSr. Tloff on bases: Dcil-
tst, .loMcph. ....... I 10 3 1O n. n - iT -
i.en on liases; mous city, aij mi j t4pn,,
Best & Russell Ggtu- Co- qf Mo.
Kansas City, Mo., Distributor
BhiK:
t: Klrst base oil' -errors- t'ooney, Oclis,
Hiewef. ,( Twp-blWfi lilts: Kelly, llapp.
Clarke, HThltli. tltoten bases- Ilrewer.
Hupp, Oohs (2); Oourlfly. llttsi Orf
Yauiii;. 7lu foijr IiiiiIdhs; off Klein 1 In
f( ur InnliiKM, off Hrown, 2 In one' lnnlnj.
Ktruek out: Hy YoutiR, 2;. by KJeln, 6;
by Criltchor, (i. Hases on malls:- Off
VoiUuV lp Aff ICUMn, 1 pff Urown, 1 off
('iiltulinr, I'm wed bnlls: Ketter (2).
lilt by pitched ball; Clarke. Time: 2:00.
I'mplre: Anderson.
WICHITA iKHin'M .its WIJIO
Jtilibers Weuli In Kourtlt niitl Hrv-
entli liiitliiKN.
DI5N VHH, Colo., April US.-HelVer wop
the first Butne of the series from Wichita
today 5 to 1. DpnVer scored tluee runs
on three singles mid a double In the
fourth, uddliiK two nio.r on two slnules
and a tilple In the seventh, Wichita's
only run eamo In the. ninth, when Hurke
singled and Hupp doubled. Hcore:
DIJNVUH.
. v .'AH.IL It. O.
Ullnlort, If' ...;.S ,1" 2 , 1
ttirsxldy, rf 3, 0 1 1
l.'hannell, of 8 , 1 0 ... 3
Qilllleli.t 3b 4 1
J'lMlicr, lb 3 u
it r
Ulook, q ...;.!.'.,. .A 2, 2... 3
Jtittthewsjess. ,,;...;3 , 0, li , 4;
Harris it .i, 3 bv, 0 ,'i.o'
Ki'biicIi, Sb. 4 .0 .. 2.. S
totals .,3Q. 6'
-.WIOUITA':
io ;sr.
AH. II. II. O. A. 13.
Crulg. 3b 4 0 10 0
Kourriur. lb 4 0 1 10 - 1
Davis, rf 4 0 2 0 0
Hurke, of 4 12 3 0
llUKhcs,' 2I 4 .0023
I'ettlKrew, If ...A... 4 0 2 4 0
Cnlluhuti, sn ...2 0 1 1 2
Kci lis, o 3 0 0 4 1
Thomas, p 3 0 0 0.3
Hupp, hs ....,....;. .'2 0 10 0
MlUdloton. ......... 1 0 0 - 0. 0
Totals 33 "l 10 24 10
Hatted for Kerns In ninth.
Denver 0. 0 0 3 0 0 2 0 -E
Wichita , 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1-1
Htolen. banes: Chaijnell, HI'ocR. T.wb-'
biiBO hits; Mathews, Hupp, l'citlgrcw.
Thrcc-baxK hit: (Jlttnnrriv HaorHIco hits.
CfisHtdts.' MathoWH. Klruck outi Hy Har
ruvui - . u: .Wloliltu, 7, Tlnwi. 2:00. Umpire:
mjsicr.
OMAHA, 'iiKSDAi, AHUl. 1s, lino.
'
Denver i ssoLClilciuio .
10 4 .714
i.mcoin w. 7.2 ,.7i
New.'-York.. 8 3 .Til
HI. JdSeDII'.. 3.67
Vhtlft : 5 3 ,&
HltttiButlgh . 8 8 ,t71
Urooklyn ... t! C .4f
rSJotlx, City, ' 4 .EM
Dos Moines 2 7 .22 Ht.
10UIH... 7 7 .(AW
Topeka .... 2 7 .222
Hoston 2 0 .182
Wichita ... 1 g .111
AM'. LliAOUK.
W.UPct.
Cincinnati.. 2 II .lf4
"AMKH. AB8'N.
W.li.l'ot.
VlllWHUkee 9 5 .W
IndlanapollH 8 5 .I5
Kan. City.. 8 7 .vTJ
Columbus . 7 a .S3s
Minneapolis 6 8 .429
Ixiulsvllle . 8 8 .500
Toledo 6 7 .463
t. Paul,... 4 10 .236
Hhlla. . 8 ,31S
WuBh'tou ,,,7 1 .700
Cleveland . 9 4 ll2
Chicago ... 8 7 t'32
Ht. louls.. 7 !) ..13)1
Detroit .. .5 .157
Hoston ..... 6 8 .3SS
New York. 3 10 ,Xb7
YesterIr'" lleanlts.
WE8TKIW LKAOUU.
Wichita, li Denver, 6.
Topeka,- 2; Lincoln, 3 (10 Innings).
Ht. Joseph, 7; Hloux City, 4.
Oinuhu, 8; Des Malneg, .
NATIONAL LKAOUK.
New York-Urooklyn, postponed.
f'hlludelphla-Uoston, postponed, .
l'lttsburgh, r.:, Chicago, k.
Cincinnati, 5; Ht. Louis, 7.
AMKitlCAN LKAQU13.
Cleveland-Detroit, nostivoned.
AVushlngtoii-Hhlladelphla, ' postponed.
Hoston-New York, postponed.
AMIMUCAN ASSOCIATION.
Milwaukee-Toledo, postponed.
Kansas Clty-Indlanapolls, postponed.
Mlnnedpolls-'Loutsvllle, postponed;
Ht. Haul-Columbus, iKJBtponed.
!' Clnrurs Todnr.
Western ' Lenguc Topeka at Lincoln.
Wlchlts. at Denver, 8t. Joseph at Hloux
City.. Oipaha ul Des Moines.
Nutlonal League New York at Brook
lyn, Hhlladelphltt at Boston, Cincinnati
at Chicago.
American League Chicago at Detroit,
'Washington at Philadelphia, Boston at
New- York.
American Association Milwaukee at
Toledo, Kansas City nt Indianapolis,
-Minneapolis nt Louisville,'. St. Paul at
Columbus.
t
LINCOLN WINS FIIOSI TOPBICAv
iteliiic.t'intiic of thVSerles Goes to
i ' u "ttir An'tei'oiirii!
LINCOIJC, NICH,, April 28.-Linco1n won
the opening same with Tobeka. a ten-
Inning battle, by a score. of 3 to 2. Pitcher
J'ullerton was tound Air ten hits, but he
scattered them admirably through almost
as many Innings, Dessau, for Lincoln,
was strong In all but Mile inning, when
two doubles netted nn earned run, an er
ror allowing another man to score. A
"squeeie"- play brought the winning run
for Lincoln In the tenth, Cobb scoring
wnen Harbour bunted.
pLfNCOLN..
AB. K. II. O. A. K.
Lloyd. 2b 4 0 1 0 5 0
Mullen, lb 4 0 16 0 0
Cobb, rf...- 4. 1 2 2 0 1
McCurnitck, If 5 0 1 3 0 0
Colo, cf , 3 0 0.3 0 0
Harbour,. ...... 0. .1 -2 0 2 0
Dowllng. ss 3 0 '1 0 3 2
Baker, c 3 115 3 1
Dessau, p 3 0 2 1 2 0
ToUlu , 34 3 '10 SO 18 4
TOPKKA.
AB. R. ,H.' b. A. E.
J?orythe. ct. 5 .0 ' o 2 o o
Lee. If ,6 .01200
McLurry. rf...'. 3 'l 1 . 1 0 0
Happs, lb., 3 ' 11 1 15 0 0
French, ss 4 0 0 0 3 0
Bulln. 3b 3 0 0 1 2 0
Smith, 2b.- 4 0 0 5 & 0
Billing's, o : 4 0 ' 1 1 2 1
(Fullerton, !.. 4 '0 0 0 4 0
Totals 35 2 4 27 16 'I
None out In tenth inning when winning
run .scored.
tUncoln 0 10010000 13
Topeka, .4.0 00002000 0-2
Two-base lilts: Lloyd. .Barbour, McLar
ry, Rupps. Htolen base: Mullen. Cobb,
Desfau,.pillln. Hacrlflcq hit', Lloyd, Dow
llng, Baker, Rapps. Left on bases: Lin
coln. 12: Topeka. 6. Mtruck.out! By Des-
'u. t; Jiy Kuilertdn; . Bases on balls:
Off ie?sau, zj ore fTiiierwn, t. Time:
1:48. Cmplret Segrist.
Meihknt's Are.Ea'sy -For
t&e Workmen
At Athletic nark. Council Bluffs, yes-
tcrduy tho Ancient Order of United Work.
met) team of Omaha trimmed the Council
Bluffs Merchants, 6 to 3.
I7n to the ninth Inning the. Merchants
failed to scorf, but in this inning, by
punching pita, coupled wun an error, mey
cored three lajues.
With, thje exception of th initial chap
ter lhotron.est was a grand exhibition.
fnnv hrttttant nla.vs nulled oft by the
Merchants Vhat served to Veep the
Ancient Order or vnitejJ vontmen iriue
from piling up a. much larger score.
Huih. th.Anelenl Order of Unlteil Work
men pitcher, struck out fifteen men, al
lowing seven hits. . The Hitting- or unarne
cn was -a feature and the fielding of
McAndrews and W. Qulgley -was spec
tacular . Next Sunday, the Ancient or
der of United Workmen team "will meet
the much touted Alamlto team will meet
Yesterdays score; H.H.K.
A. O, U. W. 50100000 0-lZ 3
Merchants .. 0 M w a- ' J
11....-!-.. A nJ.nt CirAm fit IlnllM
UKKTIIC, . .... ...... -- -" "
Workmen. Bush and Coe; Merchant,
i-eicrsou anu nccu.
ttTrrlands Win.
The "Overland" club defeated the Sher
man Avenue Merchants In a fast game
which developed into a slugging match,
both teams hitting the ball hard. Score;
R.HB.
Overland ...5 4 2 1 2 2 0 0 MS ISO
Merchants .. 30030400 0-10 7 1
Want Suuda (laiur:.
Sunday base ball In Washington Is
much favored by Manager Griffith. The
Nationals' leader wpuld like to see It
tried, Games In the Capitol City would
be well received, says the Old Fox,
I " I
I. . v ,
. Standing of Teams
Drawn
CUBS MOVE TO FIRST, PLACE
CHICAGO! Aurll "8. Chicago moved
Intb first' plueo'In the national league to
day by defeating Pittsburgh, 8 to 6. In the
final game of the series; while New York
was prevented from playing by wet
grounds. Hcore:
IMTT811UH0H. ' C1IICAOO.
AU.ll.O.A.B. An.H.O.A.E.
Vtnr. It.., 4 1 1 OCIymer. cf. B J S 0 0
lUtnwn, ct i 1
o o OHcauiie, ri.. ft ' z
0 0 0 Mitchell it. 4 2 0
4 0 Orritlin. Sb. 6 0!
4 0 0 Htfer, lb. ... 3 0 t
4 3 1 Kvtr, 2b... 2 0 1
1 t Sllrtdwell, n! 0 !
4 1 0 Archer, c... ! t
I 3 OToner. p. .. 1 S 0
0 0 0 W. Miller t 0 0
0 .0
0 1
? 0
4 0
1
t 0
1 0
n u
l o
ilym, cf. ., 1 1
). Mllltr.lb 6
Wllion, ft.. 4
llutler, 2b.. .3
Vloli, .... 3
Keller, c... 4
lltndrli, p.. 4
Adimf. p... 0
Cheney
p.. 1 0 u
Totals ... 11 34 It 3
! ToUt) . .31 10 Si 14 2
Hatted for Toney In eighth.
Pittsburg 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 3 05
Chicago v.... I 0 0 0 0 2 0 & '-8
Two-base hlte Hyrne, Ilofman, Butler,
Clymer, Bchulte. Three-base hi: Toney.
Hits: Off Honilrlx. 7 In seven Innings
(none out In eighth): off Adams, 3 In one
Inning; off Toney, 11 In eight Innings; nit
Cheney, 0 In one Inning, riacrlflce hit.
Kvers. Hacrlflce fly: Archer. Stolen
bases; Clyme.', Brldwell, Carey. Double
plays: Brldwell to Kvers to Hater: Brld
well to Kvers; Hendrix to Miller to
Hyrne; Kvers to Hrldwell to Haler.
Left on bases: Pittsburgh, 8; Chicago, 8.
Bases on balls: Off Toney. 5; off Hen
drix, 6; off Adams, 1. Struck out: By
Toney. 4; by lUmdrlx, 2; by Adams, 1.
Time: 2:15. Umpires: Brennan and
Kason. . .
ST. LOUIS, April 28. St. Louis won to
day's game here, 7 to 5, taking three out
of four games from Cincinnati. Score:
CINCINNATI. 8T. LOU18.
AB.II.O.A.K AP.u.u.A.t.
Beecher. If.
Becker, rf.. S
Tinker, M.. 5
Hcblltiellb 3
Manual, ct
Kln 2b.... 4
Alroetdt, Sh 4
Clerk, c.,.. 4
Powell ,p... 0
Works, p,.. 0
Btalth. p... 3
rackerd. p. 0
Sererold . I
nlukburn 1
1 Itliilna. 2b. 1
0 0 Maitee, V.. 4
0 IMowrer, 3b 4
0 0Konetchr.il) 3
0 0 Sherkard, It 2
J Others, rf. 3
2 OOakea. ct... 6
l o-ueary, ie. a
OWinjo, c. i
0 Bailee, p... 4
O McLean, c. 1
0
0 Totals ...32 U 27 10 2
0
Totala ....! 11 14 7 2 I
Batted for Smith In seventh.
Batted for Packard In ninth.
Cincinnati 3 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1-5
St. Louis 4 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 -.
Two-baso hits: Bescher. Clarke, Tinker.
Three-base hit: Tinker. lilts: Off
Powell, 2 In one-third innings; off Works,
1 In one Inning (none out); off Smith,
4 In flvo and two-thirds innings; ou
Packard, 4 In two Innings. Sacrifice lilts:
Muggins (2), llohlltxcll, Bescher. Sacri
fice flies: Marsans, Konetchy. Stolen
bases: Bescher. Ieft on bases: St. Louis.
11; Cincinnati, Z. Bases on balls: Oft
Powell, 2; off Works, l; off Packard, 2;
off Smith. 2. Struck out: By Bailee, 4;
by Smith, 2; by Packard. 2. Time: 2:10.
Umpires: Owens and Guthrie.
LKAD Chicago Nationals
Crosses Lose Game
to the Kiplingers
The O. D. Kiplingers defeated the Jabez
Cross team In a loosoly played game at
Fort Omaha. The" fielding of Piatt for
the Klpa was easily the feature, while
Qrossman of the Cross's, was a close sec
ond. Gulnare and Slgler both lilt well.
Hat like and Moron pitched for the Kips
and both had ,ono bad Innlnif, otherwise
their pitching was up to the standard.
Beber started for the Crosses and was
knocked out of the .box in the sixth and
Morearlty took his place and he fared
little better. Next Sunday the Kips will
play the Council Bluffs Imperials at Fort
Omaha. Score of yesterday's game:
R.H.E.
O. D. KIpllnger .. 20100402 0-9
J. 8. Crois 0040-00040-8
Two-base hit: Plate. Three-base hit:
Grossman, Stolen bases: O. D. Klplln-
?er, 8; Cross, 1. Struck out: By Mornn.
; by Hathke. 5; by Beber, 4: by More
arty. 1 Bases on balls: Off Beber, 3;
off Moran. 2. Passed ball: Deneen, Erlck
sop Double plays; Munro to Nelson,
Moran to Gulnare to Demen.
Alha&bras Play Too
Hard for.Plattsmouth
fh Alh&mbras 'came buck from Platts-
-mouth with a victory of 6 to 3, defeating
the team there.
Vernon of. the Alhambras struck out
fifteen men and walked two. They olso
knocked Mason out of tho box In the sec
ond after three run had been scored off
him. Plattsmouth then put Conners In
and the Alhambras made three more.
Home, Dodd and Garrison all hit for
extra bases. The score:
Alhambras 2100000J 145 10 5
Plattsmouth 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0-2 7 7
Three-base hit: Dodd. Two-base hits;
Home and Garrison. Struck out-. By
Vernon, 15; by Conner. 2. Basea on
balls: Vernon, 2i Mason, ! Umpire:
Faber.
Cricket Club Meet.
A lively meeting of the Omaha Cricket
club was held In Jacobs" hall last even
ing. The new officers elected for tht
season were: President, George J. S. Col
lins; vice president George Peacock,
secretary-treaiurer, Harry K. Eastonj
captain, John Douglas; vice captain.
Thomas Kenworthy, executive commit
tee Includes the officers and Otto Bridge,
II. Htrlbllnr. A. Homage,,!!. Camithers.
C. A, Olson and George Vaughn. Regular
match games will be played on tho
grounds at Miller park, every Saturday
afternopn beginning May 3. Practice on
Thursday' evening. Thoae lntjr-ted In
cricket are cordially Invited to partici
pate. SCOTIA STARTS SEASON
BY GAINING VICTORY
i
SCOTIA. "Neb.. April 2S.-( Special. -Scotia
opened the season today on lh"lr
home grounds by winning from the
Wllklns of Grand Island, a well plu e-1
game. This was the rirst game play a
after having the consent of rooter of
Hcotla for Sunday base ball.
Cook and ' Soutter held th-elr opponents
for The Bee by
I TsUt-
to two lilts. Soiltters leports to .lie
Grand Island leugue team this week for
ti tryout. Timely hitting at the expense
of Keleo and Beunett won for Scotlu.
Orohoeky and Pappe each getting !
tljlee-basce lilt. Score: 11. U.K.
Scotia 1 0 0 4 2 0 1 1-10 10 3
WIlkhiH 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 2 5
Batteries: Scotia. Cook, Houtter and
Atnnieruian; Wllklns, Kelso, Bennett and
(Colwell. U'mplre: Roy McDanlels.
j The Grand Islond leasuers will play
, hera May 2.
I
OrUln llrox. Win.
The Hrundels and Orklu Brothera' base
ball team met Hundny afternoon In a
lively game at Florence and the latter
defeated the former with a score of 14
to 7. There was a Rood deal of slugging.
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In the convenient litpe tin of STAG
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MISSOURI V aITl EYTE &
WANTS TO FILL SCHEDULE
The Missouri Valley base hall team has
reorganized for the Beaton of 1H3 anil
Is ready to Fcliedule games with any
of the teams In Omaha or western lown
The business men of the town an
backing the team mid the maiiniioment
Is assuring them of tho fastest team It
has put In the field tor sevornl seasons
"Shorty" Stlmson, the champion dwarf,
who Is only C feet C, will be on the mound
and along with the best local talent.
Any teams desiring games should write
to H. H. Amen, manager, Box 720, Mis
souri Valley, la.
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