-4
r :
f!
Jeff Evidently
I 1 . . . : 1 1 : 1
ClGffWMV THE TWe AUSTRIAN UOIT
M TMfr HoKTH t Wjv&MT rout- GStN CAUL tVA THAT '
AKTYMAT-. (UNV? lnesDTT. ( J ' Rg(M BUllNWfc S THINK THY'H,
( 0"eLC GGRNVAN TDWNfc AUOMfc 6 ( 60 XO Urr.J
1 ' .... . i a jt s. 5zii 1
LAKAFF BLOWS IN ONE ROUND
Nicmno Alio! Three Earn in
Fourth Stanza and Lotei.
I j ' i
j! ERRORS COUNT IN SCORING
Itetai Omaha ana Iee Molar Make
Krrors Which Lead to Sabaeejaent
Ri Walla Ronrk.ee Moke
lilts la Foorth gtanaa.
M. k Lakaff, which sounds Ilka a nlhll
lt but la In reality one of (ho brst little
aviators who ever drew a pension from
the Ul Moines tail club, propelled hi
gentle aelf toward the sitv'rjr cloud In the
fourth Inning of yesterday's pastime, ably
sssisted by Art Kwoldt and lied A mil-ran,
with the result that Omaha copped on
mora combat from Frank Isbell, 4 to 8.
1 hiring- Lakaff s aojourn in the uppermost
atmosphere In the fourth Inning the
Rourkes complied three, run, enough to
win any old bull game when lUlph Willi
is heaving.
Nlrerlno darted Ilka a regular Kaiser
Itiil and for tinea inning nary a llourke
left the plate. Then Niceilni did some
tiling he never should have done. Isbell
ahould have warned Ms young fllnger but
Ir.xy was not on the Job. Nlceiino put a
nine straight ona over the middle of the
Piste for Mr. Martin Krug to knock at.
.Mr. XI art I n Krug knocked at It and he
knocked It Into Irft field, where lUchsrd
Henry Breen found It lmpolble to catch.
Thus one safe swst for Marty. Arthur
Thomaion. the well known walking dole
ate. waa next He also bumped one to
left field, making two Rourke on the
unway. Ernie Krueger rolled a neat
little grounder to Mr. Arthur Kwoldt.
whom Isbell la trying Ut sell to the White
ox, and Mr. Kwoldt, after smothering
the pill with much eclat, made one of hi
dl known hectic heaves Into, the stands.
The heave permitted Krug ample time to
hike to the plate and Thnmason made
third. Krueger, seeing Krug making his
'tssh for liberty.- decided to advance to
lie keystone sat "k. lie had bum luck as
Andreas recovered the escnplng pill and
: Inn ked Kmle out. Frits Bchllehner. the
knoan Truaslan prince, was walked
for a thanca at Congulton. ConnaJton
poked out Into right and Thomaeon
lotinted. Thomas roiled out to nurrell.
nf made a perfect throw to Andreas but
Andreas forgot to, catch It. Thus Con
Kalton came horn. Three runs and
enough to via, I
Kraeger Maaape Aadrraa.
liJt Krug, who starti tne fourth round
tuings. decided t start snmrthlng elce in
the eighth. He kidded Lakaff Into a walk
and then he swiped second. Hartford waa
waiting, pill In hand, to tag out the Im
peccable Krug but fate decreed differ
iilly. Km slid neatly arornd Hartford
which made thut genik-man rilitg the ball
Inward the Inuffenaive ground with such
emphasis as to imply ills complete dis
gust svlth lilmaelf. Krueger rolled one to
liurrtll who threw to Andreas In lime to
retire Krueger. However. Aridreee elected
to remain on top of the flint sack, graxp
Ink the pill firmly In his nolde mitt. The
Impending result whs that he and
Krueger collided. As la only natural
when a big mooae like Krueyer humps
iybody, the anytwdy has the bad luck.
Andraa hod the had luck. He waa
bounced over on to the greensward and
the ball lolled gently away while Krug !
tose hnma from second I
tkliltnUier next at bat hit (he baaeUall j
ireoiiiioing stnacK inwaid lert field.
Jirutter started to scanner around the
eck. Green started uftor the ball,
n hen Krueger reached third Preen
peered the pill aud bangeU ugainbt (he
!-U fit . fence. Tills called upon Krutger
tu return from whence ;e had coma. Ha
did. Trail ii up large volumes of the
liunioud. n.uch to the diag-ust of lliother
Itave, who has to repulr the said ilia
uiund, Krueger hurled hlmaclf hack to
tiiat. He made tt but he had to stay
U.r as Congallou grounded out.
Today Sioux City and James Kane will
pluy In our ball yaid. ' Four gumes will
i played and it U said that Omnha will
ln all four, .-tcoie: .
OMAHA.
AIJ. It.
H. o A. K.
I 2
1 J li U
.1 V
10
2 t 0
I a
2 a
J l
0 2 1
4 JS H T
I,
11 -. A. K
2 I t 0
t 0
0 2 0 0
130
134)
13 1 I
Krug. If
'liiojiieauii, .-f 4
K i u-tr, c 4
Pi l.iiehncr. lb 3
nallon. rf 4
T i.eirtaa, b i
O.ali.m, 2b 3
I mfiIoia, a 3
t lilia. p i
u
I
a
t
u
0
Total
. .at
MOI
lt'iiuer. cf...
Hat.r, rf
Isreen If.
Halt-V. c
li'.i rll. t ...
Mnlrca, lb...
Tchbsa Habit
Ec:i!y Conquered
A New Yorker of wide experience, has
written a book telling how the tobax-uo
-r anuff ha.tit may be auaily and wm
i.lriely t-xj.llis'd in three dys with de
J ;i.iliil benefit. The suthor. Kdwurd J.
v. coda. Hi K. siauoii lu. New Vork City,
i'l u.ail this IhmjK free on request.
1 !ia bealtli lii.ruvs woiiovrf ulir after
",e iil.-oiiiie poianii u out of the svsiein.
u:i,nras. trajigull tlrrn. clear eyas, nor
i ...J ai-iUle. ii'H.l .IjseaUon, niunly v.
ao. eiiui.g memory and a geneiaj gaiu
i efii.ti,.y ui aiiioiK tli many bens
ir reiHjiicd. an n.J of that ner.,a
'fli-it:. no mora ne-d of pipe, rigar,
"in. anuif of . hewing tol.aci o to
4 Ify n'frlr.fr 'irlre.
Doesn't Believe
Kwoldt. 7b. T. 1 ( 4 1
Hartford, ss X 0 I o a 0
lkaff, p (taenia
Ixlwll 0 n o
"'iJulfy ;.. o 0 a a
Total ;u i m -i ir, 3
'l.skiiff out-hit by batted ball,
"latwll hit foi I-akarr-In ninth.
""Duffy rnn for lalell In ninth.
Omaha
Kuna ., 0 o a a I
, Hlla 3 a 1
I'a Moluea
liuna a 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 a
Hits 0 t 1 3 1 2 0 0 0-
Three-baae hit: Kwoldt. 8iolen base:
Krug. 2; Hunter. Hacrtflce hits: Hurrell,
A 11. h raj. iwuible plays: Hunlop to
H'hllebner; Hartford to Kwoldt to An
dreas. . Jjpft on uneea: Oinaha, 4; Iea
Mo In.-a, T. Klnirk out: Vy Willis. 2; hfc
1-akaff. I. tiaae on balls: Off Willis. 5;
of ljikaff, a. Time: l.jb. I mplre: Harr.
IOtX WH WITH It A 1X1.
IMIe
l a Three Rams in Last
aud
Beat at. Jaerph.
Or. JOSEPH, Mo . Aug. pi. sioux (Tty
rallied In the ninth, a-orlng three runs
and
inning, a to &. tkoie:
IOfX VT
AH. It l
A.
4
(I
I
0
1
0
:t
('Miney, vJh.
(larke. If. .
Kene, ll. ..
il 'iivlilaon. cf.
Halrd. 3li. .
CallHhan, rf.
Mmltli, a. ,
Murphy, r,
Onauur, p.
HraniWe ...
Clark, p. ...
Tots la ...
.
2
.. rt 10 2,- 18
JOSEPH.
AH.
J
I
.... 4
4
4
4
.1
1
2
0
t
.... 34
II.
I
O.
I
n
"l
1
0
4
a
4
ii
1
o
K.
0
0
1
0
0
0
V
0
0
',
1
n
ft. Wstaon,
2li.
r ok. If
0. U'alaon, cf.
He hang, lb
Hrltton. Sb
Williams, rf. ..
!rtfftth, e
KHeraer
Wall, aa.
letllgrew
llrown, p,
1. afferty, p.
i'atleraon
Totals
S - HI IT
Mailed for Oaapar In the ninth.
Hutted for (Irifflth in the ninth.
Hailed for Wnll In the ninth.
Batted for Latterly In the ninth.
K!oux City 0 0 I 0 0 2 0 0 J-
Ml. Joseph 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 113
Three-baae hit: O. WaUou. Two-base
hits: Uuapar, Clarke. Helrd. Kox,
Murphy. Htolon base: ltrni.ii.lc. Lrt on
baaes; Hloux Ctty. ; Ht. Joseph, h. Hit:
Off ltrowa, hi eight and ona-third
limlnm; off tisapar, in eight innluga.
Mtrm:k out: Iiy Uainar, by Clarke, 2(
by llrown. 3; by Ltfrty, I. Kasea on
balla; Off Oaapur, J; lt (Uarkv, 1; off
Hrnwn, 2. Wild Pitch: liroan. Time:
a h., t'niplres: MoCafferty and (lastou.
WKHKS WIN I, A NT ONK,
kaafarel W eakeaa la Math a4 I -geka
Lasra,
TOPEKA, Kan , 'Aug. 10 After pitching
six Inning of no-hit ball. Hanford weak
ened and Wichita wen the laat game of
the serlea horn Topeka, Whelan stole
home for the locala In the seventh. HVorr:
TOPKKA.
An. It.
11.
2
i
t
1
1
o
H
K
t'celiiaii. :tb. ...
I-al'liimboIx, If.
l'orayth, rf
Koerner, lb
XV hclun, aa
Tallloti, i f
littlmore, ib. .
HappM, c
Hnnford, p. ......
iietalgl
1
3
2
2
0
Total..
....HJ
13 12
WICHITA.
AB. a II
too
O. A.
E.
1
0
0
0
0
0
lu
0
Oehs, rf
Nlcbolaou, If. ...
O'Hf.iirke, 2b. ...
rll aannmona, a.
Hllla, cf
ltapp, 5li
H.-nry, lb
Oraiiam. c
demons, p. .....
1
TotHla 30 t t '27 11 u
Patted for Bsnford In ninth.
Topeka 0 0 0 0 I
Wkhlla 0 0 1
flief-lifft hits: Cochran. Kapp.
0-3
Bacrl
led nits: ialllon Claim.ua n,ihu ..i
Cochran to lttiniora ... K.v
ha ' es on balls: Off Ban-
j ford. 1. off I lemons. 4 Htriick out: Uy
b'ltilord, 6; by Cleinoiia, S. I'mplre: Hioek-
Win,
sllaomfleld Defeats Haadulph.
P.ANliOl.pn, Nh.. Aug. JO.Speclul )
Plooinfleld s baae ball team biiM-I.ed hl's
iih wulka aud won trotu lUwlolih. Tift
for Itandolph made a home run with a
man on baae. It was toe longest hit
recorded ea the local grounds. Score:
Rloomfleld ....I 4 0 0 1 l ai.7HjK,
Itandolph 2 3 0 0 V V 0-4 7 a
Kuttarles: Illoomfleld, Kingdon sad
Iepew; Itandolph. Bush and TiU.
Maaoa 4 Itr WlaTcaaae.
UK A HON CITY. Neb.. Aug. H.-( Hpeelal
Maaon City wun from Litchfield here
Hunday. J to 1.. The game wa plaved
In a dust and wlndstonu. whtuh niadc
body a game until the end. the score bi
Ini; tledup three times, tksurc- HHP
Ulchfleld ... Hllllil 1-1 lb 10
Maaon City 4 2 J l a o . J, .
' n??.'- '-'h'W'l. Kngleman and
Ooln; Alason City. F.ngiish and Aerhood.
I Persia Trlaa.ed hr CU...
PfcllPIA. Js., Aug l.-4Hpeclal Tele-
f tain.) The lix als were defeated by the
Mon O i a ot of Chicago today. Hcnra-
Oisnts ..
Persia ..
U II u
; 1 ! s-i4 is i
naileries: White worth and
Yochunt, liiluurn and Canter
Coleman;
t
Asarrleaa Aseorlaitea Hesalls
Cleieland ..,
lA'Uallie
Kansas i'lty
l. Paul ..
1 iidleiiapoli
Coiombua ...
alilwaukee
Minneapolia
.4 H i
.3 10
13 3
.4 10 1
113
.3 lu 1
.14
la I
THK BEK:
Everything He
NORFOLK WINS WITH. STICK
Opportune Hits on Fart of Dnmmeii
- Drive in Needed Koni.
GRAND ISLAND IS VANQUISHED
Walwarth Warklag Like Harklst
While Hatch Uea Xerroaa nasi
Is Beached for Atlarklasr .
I tapir.
.NOItPOLK, Neh., Aug. 10. (Special
Telegram.) Norfolk lilt at opportune
times and, aided by three Urand Island
errors, beat the visitors, t to 3, tn an ex
citing game this afternoon. Walworth
wurked good and Hatch was benched and
fined in the fourth Inning after attacking
Umpire Qulgley whose decision on home
plate he argued. The score:
grand ifttjANn. NcmroiJf.
AH. H.O.AC. AB.II.O.A.g
Hi'Ua. ik.
1 1
I
I ITuraln, ... 4
H:, 2b.... t
t 1 aTalaar, 1'
1 Olrlsht. If...
A 6Hrnne, aa.. 4
t Sroena, lk... 4
S 1 Dm.-, cf... t
a SMilnaar, c... 4
1 Walworth, f 4
litMt, 3b...
Payne, ea..
aray, rf.
ImvHi.)-. rf.
liana, c...
rialra, lb.
Krr,l,io. If
HaKh. p..
Starna. p.
Vanoa ....
I 1
II
10
o. Total! ....a TM 1 I
TMala ....34 f 24 It 4
Patted for Htevens In nintli.
Obat out by hit bull.
Orand Island 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 11 01
Norfolk I 002002O-fi
Hacririre htls: Itela (2). Danxe. Hacri
fle fly: Claire. . stolen buses: Walworth
(2), Itela, Krown. Two-bane hits: Towne,
Melker, Turpln, PriKht. Hus on bsll:
Off Hatch, t; off Htevens, 1; off Wal
worth, 1. Htruck out: Hy Hatch, 1: by
Pteven. 2: by Walworth, b. Left on
bHaea; Norfolk. 7: Orund laland, 6. louble
play: Varney to 1'avne; Payne to
Claire. Paxsed balls: Danae (2). Time:
1;:. Cinplie: Qulgley.
Pro k I be Wlai im r'.rrove.
141'PKKIOR, Neb., Aug. 10.-Speclal.)-Krror
lost today's gama. Home run
made with no one on bases, running
catches made hy Theiaslng and Brown
and the fine peg of Circe na to second,
making a double .featured today's game
whirl! York won, R to X 8oro:
YOltK. Ht'PKKIOR.
. Ak-lt.O.A.K, AB.H O.A.B
Kl.-e. M I 1 2 4 eitlldbtad. Ik I I It I 1
Murphy, cf. I
1 lnillti. lb... 4 I I I
IS !.. 2b.... S I 4
1' 1 -nrwn. m... i 4 4 '2
lllt I ITIileulni. If 4 2 I 11
IHtBhon, rf... I
40 SMonrv. of.. 2 1 I
I Klrn, e.. 4 I t
10 1 Franklin, p. 0 4 1
Tolt.n. Hi., 4
( larha, If..'. 4 '
Ch, lb... 4
Harrla. :b.. 4
HrbkMal, r. 1
HeraMU, rf. 4
Hal)-, p.... 4
lDdrili
TnUli
. .31 g 27 17 f
Tolala . ..J 17 17 I
flatted for Krunhlln In ninth.
Vovk 0 2 0 O3OOO o5
Superior 0 1) 1 0 0 1 0 1 03
Home rime: ilreene. Smith Two-baae
1 hits: Irin.-en. Hai-rtfh-ej hlla: t4i'hlaael.
j Hiiilen bm,: Chuke. llllileliraini. Smith.
I Paae on bnlla: Off Haley, 2: oif Franklin.
1 I, Htruck out: Hy IMIcy, 4; bv iaiiklin.
j. iMin T'ltcnea: I ranlilln 2. i'aaeed
I.hIIm: tlrecne. Ihiulila play: flreene to
iHrown. I'm pile: Newhuc.
I plaud 'l akes aiagglasr Matrh.
ITuAM), Neb.. Aug. lft (Hpeelal Tele
giamt I'piand won a slugging mutch in
an exulting ninth-inniag rally today, the
I, j winning oeing scurna Willi nohodv out.
u JP to the seventh Oberg had I'pland at
, l.U iiieicy, Ht ore:
I Plund a 4 0 0 J Jte is r
Campbell
Itatterlea
3 0 0 0 I 3 11 8
I'plund. Llndgren. Osier
fcuurd
(uurd and partch; Campbell, oberg and
he v.uer. i ...puioo.
t
Knalaaelle Wlas (issue
ARLINGTON. Neb.. Aug. 10. -(Hpeelal
Tcleanim) Arlington played Fontaiiella I
on their home grounds Sunday and the '
same waa given lo Fontanelie In tne 12lh
inning, 4 to 6. but was Arlington's game
by rluht owing to the reversing of a de
iIkIoii by tho umpire.
Batteries: Arllnstitn, Rtirup and Bud
Latteries E TOAEMAOT tKU.n2
ger; Kontunelln, Cook and Cook.
Leg a Atars Win.
HCRIBNEB, Neb., Aug. 10. (Special..
The Logan Htara defeated the Bcrtbnnr
team here yesterday. Score:-
R.H.E.
Hcrlbner ...... 1 0 1 0 0 01 3
Logan hilars.. 1 0 0 0 3 0 1 0 0 6 ( 3
Batteries: Hcrlbner. lrmeliu. Ehlers
end Heaver; Ij.ksu Htara, B. lleyne and
11, Peltier.. Cmplre. r:d Hpear.
I.elah Trlaaa gehayler.
LKIUII. Aug. .-8pactal Telegram:)
Letgh defeated H-huylr Sunday In a
fares same, il to 11. IIrS u aa .inm. ui
batt getting 20 hits to Schuyler's b.
nanriiea: ucnuvier. iMaeK. Tomes and
Da via; ltgh, Hahn and Vlache.
Leigh has a flve-dava' baae bail tourna
ineut this week commeoi lug August 11.
Grmod f'lrroll Haees Poelpoaed.
KAIAMAZWV Mtch.. Aug. 10. The
grand t in nil races here this afternuou
were postponed on account of rain.
Wheels of City Stop
in Memory of the
President's Wife
Ailing Mayor Pan B. Butler asks
Omahana to suspend work fur five nitn
utaa beginning at 3 o'clock tomorrow out
of sympathy for President Wilson, The
mayor's proclamation follows the gov
ernor's proclamation asking the people of
the state to observe the funeral hour of
Mrs. WlUon.
HENRY COUTHERS TAKES
OWN LIFE WITH ACID
Henry Couthers. agrd 3 years, ir (lew
Jsrd street, was found dead In a room at
the City hotel. Tenth and llsraey streets,
from carbolic acid poisoning. He left a
note aaylng that he was discouraged with
his accomplithinente In life and that lie
would rather be dead than to keeo oa
in km failure. Co.-ont r Croat.)- has
taken chsree of the body.
OMAHA, TUESDAY. AUGUST 11, 1914.
Reads in the Paper.
Standing of Teams
WEST.
lyRA'll'K. I
NAT. LEAULK.
W.L Pft.
w.L.i-ct.1 W.L-Pot
nioox uity.." . New York. ..M 29 .W
renver .....a 4T .i4rh. sgo 63 47 .Mi
"t. Joseph. . 47 .h,ti. Louis.... 14 4t .521
l Moines.. 14 M .601), Boston HO 4 .621
Unroln U M . Phtla 44 51 .4;
y.mh i Cincinnati ..47 M .470
TPf .4li(Hrooklyn ...42 M .ir,
VVI.-hlts ....43 .SM.PittHburgh ..U54 i3
AMJiR. ABHN. I STATU LEAGUE.
, , w.ui'ct
M.MV.'L1' -"O -W4I Beatrice ..
Ml wauke 4 4ft .6i Or. Island
K. ati5siaiori'
Indlanann. 2 'f.Z1. ?Per1or ..
W.UPrt.
65 g4 .lg
M 40 .14
4 40 Jisl
4S 44 .6
44 44 .out
40 4 .440
43 4 .4n7
111 M .848
Mlnneapii, S S '! '?01rro"
' " .41 Co timttii.
41 Columbus
Ht,
Paul. ... 73 .3001 Kearnev
AMKH. LKAfTL-E. FED. LEAGUE.
Hoston " S 2? i(' .... 67 44 .5fi4
WnTr,,;-'- Yi -6"'1' Baltimore.. M 43 .RS7
tltrl n 5 ?I Brooklyn... GO 42 .643
' "I Indlanapl s 52 4i .t;
h? !!.: aA f2 B"io ... 4 47 .510
N,WT : J? Pittsburgh 4 M .44.1
Crevalln 1 447 Bt- 0"i-.. 44 M .431
-leeland. 3.1 72 .814 Kan. City.. 43 6S .422
tiamee Today.
t 7eTh''!t',i?8l?;,,5 c,ty ,i n.
V-. " . feaguo t levcland nt Chlcaa-n.
National
league Cincinnati . at t:hi.
csgo. Moston
t llrooklyn. fn. Louis at
a.-.i 7"u'h st Philadelphia.
American A D i . l- J. .
Pt Paul Ml . 7 iiiy a.
Clcveirirf .,"W,",C,, at Minneapolis,
ivSk?.'! " w,n'"'rol'. Louisville at
at
Is.
L'nhimh,,. umavine at
xm"t1 Brooklyn nt Chlcaro
Pltsburgh at 8t. ljuls, Buffalo at Kan!
Z, lty', 'ndlanVpll. .
Htate Leagua-Kearney at Norfolk
BuoTri, r"'v'Ulk"t. J"mbug, HutCrt
Buiierlor, 1 ork at Beatrice.
CLEAN SWEEMWR MACKS
Athletici' Tak the Series From
Cleveland Napi.
FINAL SCOEE IS FIVE TO ONE
4nly Two Hit Made off kteea im
Klght Inalagat Ra.h lilt Hard.
Hal f.ood Kleldlsigr Kills Maay
Base lllta.
CLIIVEIANU, Aug. 10. Philadelphia,
made a clean sweep of the series here,
winning today, I to 1. Only two hits were
made off Hteen In eight Innings, but an
error and sleeply folding allowed the
Athletloa to score two runs. Steen gave
way to a pinch hitter In the eighth and
the Athletics scored three times off
Blandlng. Bush was hit hard but superb
fielding killed numerous has hits. Score:
i o o o ooo i friiHK3
Philadelphia 0 0 0 1 0 1 JJ 5 t
Batteries: Hteen, Blanding and O'Neill:
Hush and rlchang.
Vaaks Lose to Urenaa.
KV. IXV1, Aug. ia-t. louia pouuded
CuldweU hard in the fifth Inning this
afternoon and won from New York. 4 to L
Huoro: - 'h tL
.eW. Tn.rk 400 1 0 0 00 0-1 b
MmuiK auentooo 4 10 0 ;
Batteries: Caldwell and Pweeney; Weil-j
man and Agnew. I
1 m
, e w Postmasters
for Nehraskans
(From a Staff Correspondent.)
WASHINGTON, p. C. Aug. 10.(Speclal
lelegram.) The followlug postmasters lu
Nebraska have been appointed:
An. harm. Buffalo I'l-llirifW Actinia 1
itWn. vice Kdward . Hpleth. resigned;
1 1 liainplcn. Chase couutv, Frank K Cady
jvieo Thomas T. Jordan, realuned; lan-
- ..j, iw .1 mow countv. Claud J. Young
vice Moees M. Young, resinned: Kldorado,
t lujr cwinty. John A. Dennis, vice Horace
a. vlea 1lirmt
I lift
nenuiey. Furnas county.
Burgess, vice Willi. A ' c.
Jlgned: Juniata. Adsms t-ounty. Howard
nHdrwe"t' vice L Ritekel. re-
f'oeiinasteig in Nebraska Re-appolnled:
arul!!aI,,.Up coun'- Vaclav J. Shim
y.rL. A",rr"'' i"out county. KfHa A.
w ;.,A',!t"n'KlM"rn,un bounty, Henry
M. OJenek; Clatoula. C,ag cojuty,
tleorge M lodl.k: Cordova. Seward
founty. Wllllsni M. McKever; Cushlng.
llnaard county, Anna M. Jaeobacn: Dav-
in. JWftflsWvn rsiiktii-- i.in ' .
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I'Jo l,,,rKln county, John F. Brittaln; I
. iJCKi rounlv fin... I.' i,
j Frewdom. Frontier county, Frank R. Ver
ti-" "i ,unKA ,7"P county. Andrew S.
Krlckson; Gladstone, Jetferaon countv.
n it. i no? Ooehner. (seward emm...
Charles F. E. Matskek; Hsmpton. HanUI
aun. iniano, nay county, Carl T. Htlm
bert; Lamar. Chase eounty. LRov M.
Halt. Lebanon. Red Willow county.
Marion J. Walters.
Postoffle established at West Cote,
Butte county. South Dakota with Ruth
Westcote as postmistress.
Postmasters appointed la Iowa:
Alnsworth. WasMnatjn county, William
W Aloore, vice William T. Trotter re
signed; Kenwood Park, Linn county,
Jacob A. Oxley. vk Hugh Napier, re
signed: Oakville, liulaa county. Fern F
Coffield, vice George 11. Hall, resigned!
Pearl A. Week. Waterloo, la,, appointed
sj clerk in the toeloffke department.
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and Deals qukkly. J5c. AU druggista
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reaigned; Huntley, Harian county. Milton
l-euaner, vl.-e William Loae. resigned;
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. .. vuuour, r.iisaoetn MiHiuirs; Helvey.
Jefferson county, Charles H. Maley:
i enderaon. York county, Isaac Ntekel
I Jo maavllle . Gage county. Ottia K. Jones!
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BRAYES IN SECOND PLACE
Tailender Month A&to Now Next to
the Top.
TAKE GAME FROM CINCINATI
Janes Held Visitors to Biz Hits,
Which Are Well Icatterea
the Score- Is Three
to Oae.
BOHTON, Aug. 10. Boston, talie.nders a
month ago, moved Into second place la
the National league race today by win
ning from Cincinnati while Chicago and
St. Louis lost. The ' score . was 3 to 1.
James held ths visitors to alx hits, which
were well scattered, Maranviile'g hitting;
was a factor In Boston's run getting.
Bmith, ofrmerly of Brooklyn, played his
first fc-ame for Boston today. Score: .
K.ILE.
Boston 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 0-3 g 1
Cincinnati 0 0 0 0 09 1 0-1 6 1
Batteries: Jams and dowdy; Benton.
Tingling and Clarke.
Glaat Trias Cards.
NEW YORK. Aug. 1.-New York did
not waste one of It ten hits todny and
deieated 8t luls bv a score of to X
Perdu was knocked out of the bo In
the fourthi while Perrltt was pounded tn
the eighth. Tesreati pitched an effective
Wait
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Drawn for The Bee
game for the champion. Score: R.H.E.
Ht. Iyuls 0 0 o 1 0 1 0 0 02 2
New York .... 0 0 0 01 4 S 10 0
I'erdue, Pcrrilt and Snyder; Tcsreau
nd Meyera.
Dodgers Beat t'nhs.
BIIOOKLYN, Aug. R-Brooklyn bent
Chleago today. G to a Allen pitched shut
out bail, holding the visitor to four scat
tered hits and giving only one pass.
Brooklyn knoeked Lavender out of the
box In the third Inning, bunching six
hits with three Chicago errors. Hcore:
Chicsgo ....i.O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 4 3
Brooklyn 1 1 4 0 0 0 0 0 7 1
Batteriea: . Brooklyn. Lavender, Zabct
and Archer; Allen and Miller.
Plratea Wis Gasae.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 10-Ptttsburgh
won today's game here. 4 to 2, mixing
four hits wtlh three errors in the sixth
Inning. Hcore: lt.H.E.
Pittsburgh ..1 0 0 0 0 300 "04 10 1,
Philadelphia 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0-2 t S
Batteries: Harmon and Gibson; Tlncup
and Burns, Killifer.
Defeat for Mayer Brothej-a.
KAlRBfTRY. Neb.. Aug. 10 (Specinl
Telegram.) The Fairbtiry drays trimmed
the Mayer Brothers team of Lincoln at
the ball park this afternoon by a score
of 6 to 3. Orano, the new pitcher of
the Falrbury tesrn, decorated the mound
for Falrbury and did good work. Fair-
bury trimmed the fast Peshler nine at
the latter point Sunday afternoon bv a
score of a to 1. Falrbury's batterr:
Crane and Booth: Mayer, Miller and Ba
donch. The score:
Falrbury 20001020 5
Mayer Bros. ...... 0 0 0 1 0 2 0 0 03
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Three Hurlers Fail
to Stop the Kawfeds
KANSAS C1TT. Mo.. Aug. 18,-Threo lo
cal pitcher were unable to stop the visit
ors hitting today and Buffalo won. 7 to 3.
Score:
R.ltE.
Buffalo 0 0 1 0 3 3 0 0 0-7 1 1
Kansas City 03000000 03 10 1
Batteries: Adams, Packard, Harris and
Enienroth. Brown.
INDIANA POUS, Ind., Aug. 10. Balti
more's run in the first of the sixth Inning
of today's game did not count as a down
pour of rain halted the contest before tho
Inning was finished. The game ended In
a 1 to 1 tie. Score:
R.H.K.
Baltimore 1000001 1 1
Indianapolis 0 0 0 0 101 3 1
Hatter lea: Ttailey snd Jacklltach; Mose
ley and Rariden. Called: Rain.
HT. LOUIS, Aug. 10. Bt. Louis won out
in the ninth defeating Pittsburgh, 7 to .
Hcore:
St. Ixiui 3 0 J 0 1 0 0 1-7 16 2
Pittsburgh 1 1 1 0 3 1 0 0 0-U12 1
Batteries: Davenport, Keuppcr and
Simon; Walker and Berry.
Webater City Wins hy Pinch.
STORM LAKE. la., Aug. 10. (Special
Telegram.) Mitchell s spectacular catch
of a drive at second saved Webster City
a game her today, 4 to 3. Webster
City scored the winning run in the ninth
Butterle: Crawford and Miller, Smith
and Luderman.
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