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Hew York Tanks and Boston Bed
Hose Break Even.
Standing of Teams
SXCOJTO GAME ETJEUNQ DUEL
Beelent Has Krtlrr f Mellale, In
that He Is Im Frequently Hit,
'Bo Winning.
BOSTON, Oct t Today's double-header
resulted In an even break. New York
taking the first cam, 8 to 8, and Ronton
th second. 4 to 1 Th visitors batted
roster opportunely In the opening con
test and were assisted by a couple of
Boston errors, getting the runs neces
sary to win. Errors by New York also
aided the locals In obtaining two of their
tallies. 1
The second game was a pitchers' battle,
Bedlent having the better of Mellale In
that ha was less frequently hit. Neither
msn gavs a base on balls and each struck
out four men. Errors also figured In the
run getting. Score, first game: R.H.E.
New Tprk....l 0110001 1-SS4
Boston 0 S 0 I 0 1 0 0-8 t
Batteries: Warhop and Sweeney ;. Foster,
Thomas and Cady.
Bcore, second game: ' . HU E,
New York....O 0 1 0 0 0 1 0-1 64
Boston ft 1 I t 0 0 0 0 M 10 I
Batteries: MrHalo and Nunamakor;
Bedlent and Cady.
Marks Again Beat Irutera.
WASHINGTON, Oct l.-rhtladelphla's
Substitute team defeated Washington
again today, taking the last game of the
season here, 8 to 1. Walah hit a home run
In the fourth Inning, scoring Davie ahead
of htm, and another was added in the
ninth on two singles, a aacrlflc and 1
passed hall. Wyrkoff held the locals to
three hits, on of them a triple In the
final Inning, by Uandll, who scored on an
out Score; It. U.K.
Philadelphia ..0 0 0 03000 1-ST
Washington ..0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1-1 S
Batterlrs: Wyokoff and l.PP'. Henlley,
n. Williams and Henry. -
Browns Trim Detroit.
ST. LOUIS. Oct X. The local American
leagua season cams to a close this after
noon with a victory for tho home team
over Detroit, T to 8, Score: R.H.E.
Detroit 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0-3 S 3
(it. Louis S 100100 1-7 SO
Batteries: Deuss and Stallage; Hamilton
and Agnew.
HORSE RACE TRACK TO BE
BUILT WITHIN SPEEDWAY
X one-mile track for horse racing will
be constructed Inside the Infield of th
two-mil automobile speedway which Is to
bo built by th Omaha Speedway com
pany this fall. It -la planned to hold big
horn races and bring some of th best
stock In tli country her next year:
With a motordrome, an automobile speed
wsy and a hors track Omaha will be
quipped to lead the country In every
branch of th racing game.
Played. Won. I-ost IYt.
Boston 1W M .!
New York 147 W 67 .544
St. IX)Uls 14fi 77 .ti27
Chicago 1 75 7J .fvr7
Phllsilelphla 149 71 7 .4X0
Brooklyn 14H 7? 74 .4!
Pittsburgh 14H 65 M .4.W
CIni-lnnatI 148 M .VI2
AM EH. LKAOtni. I FED. LEAGUE.
W.I... Pet. I W.UPct.
rhlla. 91 W .(WO.Chlcago M 04. WS
Boston ....M M) .! I ImHanspolls HI f,f .bfti
Wshlngton.77 71 .tm Baltimore ..7 .Ml
Detroit ....7 7S .517 Buffalo ....77 611
Hi Ixiuls...6 .4J, Brooklyn ...7S 72 .M
New York. . RS 7 .4' Kan Clty...S 79 .4.11
rhlraso . ...W (O gSI Pittsburgh .) l .4
Cleveland .51 lOO.KHISt I-oul....l S4 .431
Yesterday' Res Its.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Detroit, S; Ht Lnuls, 7.
Waithlngton, 1: Phllndelphla, 3.
New York, B-S: Boston, -4.
NATIONAL. LKAQUK.
Boston. 7; New York. 4.
Brooklyn, 7; Philadelphia, 9.
Plttsbursh. S: clnoinnHtl, .
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
Kansas City. I: Indianapolis. 8. Called
end tenth, ilarknss.
Pittjtnirgh, ; Hurraio. z.
Bnltlrnorn, Si Brooklyn. 0.
St. Louis, l; Chicago, S.
Games Today..
American league St. Inuls at Chicago,
Washington at Ihlladelphla, New York at
Iloston.
National LeagueBoston at New York.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn. Cincinnati at
Pittsburgh, Chicago at Bt. Iouls.
r ederal Leaguo Haltlmore at Brooklyn.
BRAVES WINJDT IN NINTH
Take Close Contest from New Tork
Team.
Omaha High School -
to Meet Shenandoah
IWAL SCORE IS SEVEN TO SIX
BosHta Score Two Ran In Their
Half of Last and Defeat Home
Aggregation.
NEW YORK, Oct 1. Boston won a
close gam from New York today, 7 to 1
The visitors scored their winning run in
th ninth Inning, when, with two out
Brhupp hit Schmidt and Smith and the
two scored on hits by Maranville and
Oowdy. Boor; K.H.K.
Boston 4 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 87 IS S
New York 0 0 0 0 3 1 0 1 1 8 3
Batterl: Davis and Oowdy; Demaree,
Ecliupp and Movers.
rati Trim Dodgers.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. l.-Phlladclphia
won the final National league game of
th sesaon her today from Brooklyn. V
owing to wildncss in the third Inning and i
Hchmutg wss driven Into retlremint In
th eighth, when his successor, Bteele,
was also hit hard. CravaUt's home run
was his nineteenth of th season. Score:
R.H.H.
Brooklyn 3 0010080 0-7 1
Philadelphia .0 1400108 13 1
Batteries, Ragan, Bchmuts, Steele and
McCarty; Tine up, Baumgardner, Mayer
and Burns.
Hed Los to Pirate.
P1TTSBUROH, Oct l.-Pttsburgh
opened th final home series by defeating
Cincinnati, 8 to L today. Adam held the
vliii tors to four hits. Fittery, who re
placed Ames, struck out eight men in
three Innings. Manager Hersog of Cin
cinnati waa In the game again, his sus
pension having been lifted by President
Tenor. Carey scored the first run for
Pittsburgh in the first Inning after he
had struck out Oonsalea missed the ball.
SfMire: tt. rl.fi.
Cincinnati ....0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 01 4 3
Pittsburgh ...1 010111 '-o mi
Balterlr. Ames and Uonsaiss, Aaams
and Bchang.
Omaha High Saturday afternoon will
play Shenandoah High school. Coach
Mills la putting th men through a hard
practice and they ar having frequent
scrimmages with the second team. Ha hash
been working th men on forward passes Ql.,f nJ Q T.ACJO flaTTi A
a good deal and they are better In this OILUUU.O UUoU UCtUlU
phase than at the Blair game. Wlthay Is
the beat hooter on th team and h wilt
drop from his place in Th lln on th
punts. t
The lineup for th gam at th start
wilt be Neville, quarterback; Berry, and
Johnson, halts; Lutes, full; Wlthay and
Wilson, ends; Reese and Engstrom,
tackle; Petersen and Phillips, guards;
Beard center.
Th gam will be called at I o'clock at
Rourke park.
So Many Winners
of Heats, Columbus
Program Unfinished
COLUMBUS, O., Oct L So many horses
were heat wjnnera at todaya Grand Cir
cuit races that but half the program waa
completed. Coastess Mohell took the 2:11
pace without dropping a heat. Lillian W.,
winner of second money, was the orig
inal favorite. Signal Boy won the 1.15
trot, a six heat struggle during which th
winner made several costly breaks. In
the third heat the first he won, he broke
on the far turn but made up the lost dis
tance by an excellent brush through the
last quarter. H was the first choice. !
Five heats did not settle th 2:03 pace,
on which thoro was heavy betting with R.
H. Brett favorite at S130 in pools of 310.
Our Colonel brought $100 and the field ISO.
After tho first heat, which he won. Our
Colonel put himself In the ruck "by breaks.
Lowando took the second heat and Mlnnls
Chimes the third, the Kansas mar over
hauling n. H. Brett well down th stretch.
She won the fourth but could not catch
R. H. Brett in the fifth mile.
Judson Girl, favorit for the 2:10 trot
was nosed out of the first heat by Th
Wanderer, who lost the second by a sim
ilar margin to Wllgo. Judson Qlrrg break
In ths heeat put her to the rear but she
was a steady trotter in the third and won
in 2:07H, new tlm for her. The meeting
Is scheduled to close tomorrow. . ,
St. Loals City Serlea. .
BT. LOUIS, Oct. 1 The following Ante.
were agreed on for the mt.ann .Ari
between the Bt. Louis American and Na
tional league ciuoa: October 6, 7, 8, B
10 (two Balneal and 11 Th gram a si vlll
begin at the National's park and alternate
each day. The National commission will
ob in cnarge or me aeries.
REBLIN REPORTS
RUSSIANS ROUTED
Czar's Army Trying to Break
Through Into Hungary Be
pulsed Everywhere.
RETREATING IN SILESIA AS WELL
to Tinx in Mound
Battle at Chicago
Th Caas of Rheamatlara
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AMATEUR FIELD DAY MEET
Borah Says Clayton
Bill is a Eeversal
of Sherman Law
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CHICAGO. Oot l.-et louli waa de
feated by Chicago, 3 to L In a pitchers'
duel her today. Watson held th locals
to on hit during th seven Innings he
was on th mound. II retired to make
way for a pinch hitter. A doubl by
Mulder, base on balls to Wilson and
Zwilllng, and WIckland'i sacrlflc fly
sava Chlcaao its first run In the first,
HAS BEEN CALLED OFF Th winning run was mad off Crandall
on singles. The visitors war saved from
a shutout when Bridwell singled. Wick-
land's errors and an Infield out netted a
run in th ninth. FarreU'g fielding was a
fsatur. Score: R.H.B.
Bt Louis 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1-1 S 1
Chicago 10000001 81
Batteries: Watson, cranaail and CTiap-
man; Premlergast and Wilson,
BROOKLYN. Oct. 1. Playing an error
less gam and bunching their tew hits to
advantage. Baltimore today defeated
Brooklyn by 8 to 0 la th second game of
th aerie her. Soore: R.H.E.
Baltimore ....0 M 0 I H I M M
Brooklyn 0 00000000-OS!
Batteries: Quian and Kerr: La Fltt
and Watson.
INDIANAPOLW. Oct l.-Kansas City
and Indianapolis played ten innings to a
3 to 8 tie. Kauff'a single sent Campbell
In with th living run In th ninth Inning.
Bcor: R.H.E.
Kansas City 1 0001100 0-3 11 8
Indisnspolls .0000001 1 108 8 3
Called on account ot darkness.
Batteries: Cullon and Easterly. Kaiser-
ling; Billiard, Whttehouse and Texlor.
I.nnnln Slajns Joe Wood.
BOSTON. Oct. J.-Presldent Lannln of
the Boston American Inague club an
nounred today that he had algned Man
ager Carrigan and Outfielder Hooper for
the next two seasons and Pitcher Joe
Wood for 1906. Hoblltzel Is now the only
regular who has not signed a contract
for next year. ,
Kockefeller Board
Will Investigate
Industrial Affairs
No Official News from Western
Bnttlegrroand Since Day Before
Received la the Ocrmaa
Capital.
LONDON, Oct. l.-An official an
nouncement in Berlin and received here
through the Marconi Wireless company
follows:
'The Russians In trying to cross the
Carpathians in strong columns and break
through Into Hungary have been re
pulsed everywhere. As these troops are
operating a great distance from th main
theater of war, their maneuvers are un
important but it the Intention was to
create disquiet among th. Hungarian
population. It has been entirely frus
trated.
Enemy Retreats.
"As the result of new operations com
menced by the united German-Atistro-Hungarian
forces the enemy on both
sides of Welchsel (In Silesia, on the Vis
tula) has retreated. Strong bodies of
Russian cavalry have been dispersed near
Bleces (Galicta), while to the north of
Welchsel several divisions of the enemy's
cavalry have been driven In froftt of th
German army."
No Official News from West.
BERLIN, Sept 30 (Via London.)-No
official news from the western battle
ground has been received here since last
night Newspapers have not been In
formed by their correspondents Vegardlng
the great general engagement which is
progressing and the details are not
known her.
Archduke Frederick, commander-in-
chief of 'the Austrian forces, declared that
a new and great victory was imminent
In the western camp of the Germans, ac
cording to dispatches received here from
Vienna.
WASHINGTON, Oct. l.-The fight on
the Clayton trust bill conference report
was continued today with Senator Borah
leading the attack. He contended the
democratic anti-trust program waa a re
versal of strict statutory prohibition of
monopoly af expressed In the Sherman
law, and was a step toward regulating
monopolies and restraints by commis
sion. ,
Senator Weeks also opposed the report
He made a long elaborate defense of the
United Shoe Machinery company, dl
cussing at length "the tying clause" In
the lease under which the corporation
rents machinery to shoe manufacturers.
Senator Reed, who leads the fight on
the report, read into the record the "tying
clause," which gives the company the
right to cancel the lease If a manufac
turer installs machinery mad by any
other. By questioning Senator Weeks he
brought out that Louis D. Brandel whot
was consulted in framing the Clayton
bill, was an attorney In th organisation
of the United Shoe Machinery .company
and drew the original "tying clause"
leases.
In 1908, Senator Weeks said, Mr. Bran
dejs opposed bills before th Massachu
setts legislature designed to prevent the
"tying clause" contracts and afterward
waa legal adviser of the company In ef
forts to alter th form of th "tying
clause" to avoid the provision.
Foodstuffs Bound
For Holland Ports
Considered Neutral
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Th amateur field day planned for
Sunday at Rourk park by th Omaha
nateur Baa Ball association has
been called off. as th various amateur
team ot th city failed .to enter th
maet as was anticipated. Th Brown
Park Pharmacy alone was nterd. The
scheduled baa ball gam betwn th
Vinton Street Merchants and th North
Bt Paula will be played Sunday and a
curtaln-ealaer tor th Class A cham
pionship will .b played between th
Armours and th Alamltos.
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The "Bulldog"
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with a stocky bulldog
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Bakers Win Second
From Buffalo Feds
BUFFALO, N. T.. Oct l.-Lcllr al
lowed th Buffed ' only three scattered
hlU today. Pittsburgh winning the second
gam of th aeries, 8 to 8. Score: R.H.E.
Buffalo 0 1000tO-8S4
Pittsburg ...1 M M 1 0 0 1- I 10 I
Batteries: Bchuls. Woodman. Brown
and Blair, Lavlgne; Lsclalr and Berry.
I DC AN E LOSES PLAYER AND
TWO OTHERS ARE INJUURED
CRETE, Neb.. Oct. l-(Speclal.)-Th
Doaa foot ball team la terrified at the
present outlook of the opening game here
tomorrow with th York team. During
th early part of the week Eaman.
Doana'a left end. Informed th aquad that
on account of hi business h could not
remain on th squad longer. Sine that
tlm Coach McConnell has been strug
gling about to find a man to fill th
place. Th coach is also stupefied to
find himself right up to th opening
game and hi back field in pieces. Msrsh. I
th new back that be great pmmla, U
now suffering wtlh strstned ankles and
may- b kept out on this account Koes
ter, th other back, has not been abl to
enter th scrimmage lln as yet and It Is
doubtful If h can b used. With these
two men out th larg part ef th gain
muat be made by Medlar.
Doane, perhaps, has nvr opened the
wasoa with auch a small squad and such
I a larg proportion of th men new In th
game, and to hav this little nucleus shat
tered just betor th opening gam i ter
rifying to th coach and th supporters
of oDane.
NEW YORK. Oct l.-The Rockefeller
foundation announced today that It had
decided to make a far-reaching tnveatt
gatlon of Industrial conditions In this
country, and that It had retained the
services of W. L. MacKensl King,
former minister of labor In Canada, aa
director of the Investigation.
-in announcement was made In a
statement Issued her by Jerom D,
Green, secretary of th Rockefeller
foundation.
"In spirit and method th Investigation
of th problem of industrial relations
wUl be Ilk that carried on by the Rocke
feller Institute of Medical Research." th
statement says,' "and other Inquiries In
stituted by the Rockefeller boards.
"In facing the problem of tdustrlal re
lations, the Rockefeller foundation Is de
liberately attempting to grapple with
what It believe to be th most compli
cated and at the same tlm the most
urgent question of modern times, and It
is precisely tor this reason that th in
vestigation has been instituted.
"In no sense will the Investigation be
local or restricted, or carried on with
particular reference to any existing situ
ation, or, for that matter, with reference
to conditions In any on country. The
experience of th several countries of the
world will be drawn on. "
"In going to another country and se
lecting aa the person to have the direc
tion of this most Important work, one
whose public services hsv gained for
him an outstanding position as a leading
authority on Industrial problems, the
trustees have shown their desire to free
th foundation from any suspicion of In
terest or prejudice in th Investigation
of th most controversial of all prob
lems." No mention of the amount It Is pro
posed to expend In conducting the in
vestigation Is named. The expenses will
be paid from the 1100.000.000 fund In the
hands of the Rockefeller foundation. It
Is assumed.
WASHINGTON, Oct. L The British
government today, through Ambassador
Sir Cecil Spring-BJce, notified thee State
department that Great Britain would not
Interfere with shipments of food stuffs
from the United States to Holland.
Great Britain also has agreed to release
any seised cargoes aa soon as it Is estab
lished that their destination is Holland.
It Is understood that Great Britain has
impressed on Holland that according to
Its duties as a neutral state it must not
permit foodstuffs or other cargoes
destined to the German army to pass Its
borders. The practical effect of the ar
rangement Is expected to be that food
stuffs may possibly pass Into Germany,
if It is clearly established that their us
Is to be confined to civilians, as in noti
fying the United States of its action th
British stipulated no' restrictions on
destinations.
The understanding, however, applies
only to the status of shipments in tran
sit between the United States and Holland
or any other neutral country.
Announcement of the exemption Of
American foodstuffs from selzur or
diversion Is considered only one step to
ward the solution of the whole difficult
question under the new regulations In
the declaration of London.'
President Wilson today told callers that
the British government has been most
friendly In its attitude on shipments of
possible unneutral character in American
vessels and has shown a willingness to
discuss the question. He declared he hud
no doubt that a satisfactory arrangement
would be reached.
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Part of Villa's Army
Eefuses to Follow
Him in His Revolt
EL PASO, Tex., Oct. 1. Further defin
ite , repoits of divisions In Villa's army
reached the border today from both
official and Impartial sources. The re
port that General Monclovlo Herrera,
with his entire brigade, had revolted
against Villa's authority was confirmed,
It also was reported that th Arrieta
brothers, leaders In Durango, had re
volted to the Carranza aide, and that
Villa's leader, Tomss L'rblna, had taken
Durango City after a battle.
Luis Agulrre Benavldes, secretary to
General Villa, under date of September
SO, telegraphed the Assoolated press that
an armistice had been 'declared through
Mexico with Aguas Callentes as a neu
tral aone. He stated also that elections
would be held according to th first
agreement from October S to 10.
These points had been agreed upon, ha
said, at a preliminary conference at
Zacatecas, after which General Villa's
party left for Aguas Callentes to confer
with General Obregon and other Car
ransa leadera. Villa was-met at Zacate
cas by a commission headed by General
Eduardo Hay. Benavldes said that th
first meeting had aroused great optim
ism (or a happy outcome ot th confer-ences.
AQUAS CAIENTES. Mex.. Oct. 1
Definite agreement to cease all troop
movements Immediately, and to call th
greatest posslbl number , of constitu
tionalist chiefs together here on October
preparatory to a general convention
October 10, was agreed upon yesterday
at th first conference between Villa and
the Carranxa peace commissioners.
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MonaUnor Federlrho Tedeschlnl. cus
todian of th briefs in the papal depart
ment of atata, was nominated for the
office of under-secretary of atat at the
Vatican.
R - M. Denholm. business tnsnager of
the Shreveport Time waa ahot and killed
In his office at Shreveport La., by a
negro, who. It Is thought, was demented.
A policeman ahot th negro as he left the
office.
. Goaeral Francisco Villa and bis 'staff
and the peace committee appointed In
Mexk-o Cltv reached Zacatecas yesterday
and completed arrangements for th con
ference to be held In an effort to com
pa differences between Villa and Car
ranza.
Anatrlnna March Kat.
LONDON', Sept. SO. A message from
Maastricht, according to a Central News
dtanatrh from Amsterdam, says that
S.0U0 Austrian troops hav arrived at Aix
la Chapell from Franc on tb way to
Customs Receipts
ShrinkOne-Third
NEW YORK, Oct. 1 Receipts yester
day from duties paid at th custom house
were 1424.016, of which S20S.544 was for re
cent Importations. There was a falling oft
ot 8S.Z4C.834 In th receipts of this Septem
ber as compared with last September,
when the total receipt from duties were
H8.3t3.at. The total receipts for th
month- ended yesterdsy were 312,US,&S0.
CANNON FACTORIES OF
ITALY WORK DAY AND NIGHT
ROMB (Via Parts). ' Oct. 1. -Factories
wher gyns ar being mad ar working
night and day to finish th supply of
modern cannon which hav been ordered
for the Italian army. Tho firm hope to
be able to hasten the work to such aa
extent that the whole array will be pro
vided with these cannon In a few weeka
An order has been Issued to hasten th
preparation of th supply of provisions
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