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DON'T YOU
RECOGNIZE
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LOOK LIKE ANY
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SEEN BEFORE
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ho-w NOU HORRID
OOXS USED TO
THKQW ROCKS
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MklHT HAVE
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CHANCED A Bit!
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UKGOLN TAKES A
BIT OF Y1GEANCB
Bunch Hits on Hotter and Xintey
; , and Win Third Prom Dei.
;.t.;J..,... Koine. . - ,
SUE TO TWO 18 THE SGOBE
Lincoln, Neb, June 21 Lincoln
bunched htii on both ' Mutter and
Kintev in today's game and won the
third of the eeriee from Dei Moinei
by a score of 9 to 2. Gardner wai
effective in all but two inning." The
' three errori of the' viiitori were coit-
. ly. Score: ' '
, dbi iiomn.
Standing of Teams ..
i Hslra. rt ...
, ueioan, if.
Claire, lb. V
Hunter, of. ,.
Hartford, se. ,
Jeaea, lb. , . ,
Bwoldt, 1st ...
Braea, a. ....
: Mosser, p. ...
xineer, p. ...
Spahr
Total! .....
KB. R.
.11
...4
... 4
I
I
t '
Crlnu. If.
smith, M. ..... 4
Thomason, of.., I
Lobar, rf. ....,4
Lettlmore, lb. , I
Johnson. 0. I
Wllllsme, ,1b. .. I
Mora, lb. ..... 4 ;
tierdnor, p. .... 4
..II I
. LINCOLN.
AB. R. H.
A.
I j 1
I II II
o.
II
A.
14
I 11
. TaUli II I 11 ir
Bu4 for Klmtr In ninth.
Cw Motnu .. I III 110
LiMoia ...... 1 411111
'Two-buo bltt Thortiuon. Dotiblb plkri
Hihft u J on a. stolon bam: Thoiauon,
Lnltlroon C). StorKIc hit: Tbonuun (I),
Johnoon, Ctelr. Itruck ant: By Otroaor,
li- br Mtunr, 4; by Klnny, I. Bun an
balto: Off Oardnor, I; o(f Uumr, lj off
Klnaor. 1. Loft on bam: Ltaooln. I; Do
Molnoa, I. Paaaa4 ball: Braoa. Wild pitch:
Xlawr. Hlta; Off Muuer, I hlU In flro
aninn. Timat 1:4, umniraii Rran and
Bears Lose Game
. To Dninimer Crew
' Denver, Oslo, June 21. St Joieph
practically defeated Denver today in
the tecoad inning, when they batted
out' five run, and winning, 8 to 6.
Score;
V at. joieph, ' ' ''
Wllllanu. lb. ...
MoCabo. of. .....
Block, a.
luillvan, rt ....
rumor, lb. ......
Bntlor, lb. ......
Klakbam, If. ....
KaaUn. m.
HorlUb p. ......
AB. R, H.
I I 1
A. I.
I 0
I 0
I 0
I
.
I I
t
I
; Total! 14 I II IT 11
DENVER.
, ' . AB. R.
Minor, rf. I 4
Kollhor, aa. I I
Oakot, ef. I 1
Batekor, It I 0
tror, lb. ........... I 1
Shlelda, lb. I I
Llord, lb. 4 1
Ihoauk, a. I I
felaaur, a. I I
Rood 1 I
Klaf, a. 1 I
aurtar ! 4
A. E.
4 0
, Touia ...........it . I 11 II 11 1
Battod for Manaor la Kith.
Battod tor Klnt la ninth,
t. Joaoph I I I 4 I
jOanvar ........1 1 1 I 4 III 14
Twa-baaa hltor Klrkham, aulllvan. Throo
baao klU: Butcbor, Wllllanu, ihl.lda Homo
run: aklolda. Baerltlco blta: rnonor (I),
Block, aaorlfloa j: Ulllor. Bara on hallo:
Ott Horn. 4 off Manwr, I: alt King, I.
Itruck out: Br Hovilk, 4: by Uanoor. I;
br Klaf. I. Hlta: Off VlanMr. II In all
lanlnroi off Kin, 1 In throo Innlnia. Hit
by pltehod ball: Fyor. Umplroa: Carnoy
and Bokman. i atoloa baoo:. Fuiaor. Tlmo,
:4. .'. ..- : , .
3avagesTake Second
From the Wichitas
Topelca, Kan., June 21. The Sav
igei made it even today by taking th:
ccond game of the strict from Wich
ita, 3 to 1. Score:
WICHITA.
AB V H, O. A. K.
TaAkoon. 'ef....... 4
lo, rf I
llollla. Ik ...i I
"ray, a ....... I
.tnuon. lb. I
Abouia, lb.......... I
uioehl, aa I
Hippo. If...... I
Moltrkoy, p.. I .
.onmtb 1
1 I
I
1
I ':.
t 4
4 14 1
. Toun II 1 I II u
' TOP1KA :.,'
AB -R. H. O. A.' E.
Atlor. lb............ 4,1 11 I 4
1 );ruaar, cf.... 4 4 ' 1 I I 4
Joodwln, Ik .Ill 1,14
-hwoltatr. If........ 4 14 1.1,4
Trataor, lb. I 11 1 1 4
Tydoman, rf......... 41111 4
--ocarea. ao. ......... 4 - t 1 1 41
Alloa, .,.. ... 4 11 110
Hall, p II 1114
Totala ......II I I IT II 1
Battod lor Abotota la tho ninth.
Wldilla ......4 4 I I I 4 4 11
Taaoka ,..,..., 1 4 0 4 4 1 4 I
' Two-oaoa hlta: Tydainan (I). Ooodwtn.
Racrlflca hlta: Hall, Ooodwln. AaUr. Brii.
too. . Double playa: Alor to Cochran to Av
lor. Hall u Cochran to Aglor. Itolon baaeo:
C T,n. Brtlton. Booh od bolls- Off Hall,
I: ui1 Malarkor, 1. strack out: By Hall, t;
by Malarkay, 4. Vmplro; Mullon. . ,.
WESTERN.
NATIONAL.
Lincoln .,..11 It .411
Deo Molnoa. II 11.(00!
Wichita ,...14 IT .471
Topoka ....14 II .441
Sloui City .31 17 .410
It, Joaoph. .11 II .440
Lonvor
.11 11 .Mil Brooklyn .. .11 II .104
Phlla. ......to 10.800
Now Tork ..II II .III
Booton 14 14.100
Cincinnati ..II1I.4IT
Chlcaio ....ilil.411
Ptttaburrh ..II 11.411
It. Loula ...1111.411
. AMEB. LEAOUa. ( , AMER. AW'N.
-1 - W.L.Pct. ; - : ' W.L.POI
Clovoland ..I 14 .171 Kanna Clty.,14 II .107
Ootrolt 11 14 .l7llndlanapolla II II .ill
Waahlntton 10 11 .lemUulavllla ,..1114.414
Now York.. ,11 14 .ItllMlnnoapolla 10 11.161
Booton .....II IT .(OllColumbua ,.,1111.441
ChlcoiO ,..,ll II .411 Toledo ......1117.411
St. Loula.,,.14ll.41ll8t. Paul 11 IT .441
Phlla. H 11. 100iMllw.uk.. . ,1111,141
.. YooUrday'i osalta.
,. . WESTERN LEAGUE.. ,
t Joaoph, I: Donvar, I, -
Wichita, 1: Topoka, I.
Ooa Molnoa, I; Lincoln, I. '
loux City, Omaha, rain.
NATIONAL LEAOUS. ' '' :
Phlladalphla, Brooklyn, rain. A:' .
Booton, I: Now York, 4.
. Bt. Louli, Plttoburf, rain. .
Cincinnati, 4-1 1 Chlcaio, l-l, -
AMERICAN LEAOUa
Now Tork I; Bolton. I.
Waahlntton, Phlladalphla, rain.
Cleveland, 0; Petrolt, !
Chlcaio, 1-1; at, Loula. 11-1.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Colnnibua. 4: Mlnnekpolla, I.
Mndlanapolla, 10; Kanaaa City, I.
St. Paul, 4-li Toledo, 1-4.
. SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION,
Blrmlnthara, I; Chattanooga, t.
Atlanta. I: Naahvllle, I.
New Orloana, I: Little Rook, I. ,
Mobile, li Memphis, 1.
Oamoa Today.
Woatorn Leaiuo at. Joseph at Denver.
Wichita at Topoka, Doa Molnoa at Lincoln,
Slonx City at Omaha.
National Leatue Philadelphia at Brook
lyn, Boaton at New Tork, St. Loula at
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati at Chicago..
American League New Tork at Boaton,
Waahlngton at Phlladalphla, Cleveland at
Detroit, Chicago at St. Loula. '
Auburn Filling , -Up
Fast With Fans
Of the Speed Track
. Auburn, Neb., June 21. (Special
Telegram.) With 150 hones head
quartered at. the local track and the
town rapidly filling up with racing
fans, the meeting of the Nebraska
Midway Racing circuit, which openi
tomorrow, bids fair to break all rec
ord for an Auburn iporting event
.The racei were postponed yeiter
day and today on account of the in
clement weather and the heavy track.
The excellent half-mile oyjl, how
ever, will be in good condition by to
morrow, providing it docs not train
again.
The ODenins dav'i card consist of
the following racei: 2:11 pace, 2:13
trot, 3-year-old trot and the 2:27 trot.
On Friday there will be raced the
2:27 trot, 2:14 trot, 2:15 pace and the
3-year-old trot.
' The closing day's program includes
the 2:25 pace, 2:22 trot, 2:20 pace and
the free-for-all pace, the feature event
of the three dayi' meeting, which will
be foupht out by great Hat McKinney
and hi worthy opponent, Columbia
Fire. -. - .
Babe King, the world i fastest pac
ing pony, owned by Miss Frances
Dennison of Omaha, will be turned
in exhibition mile each day of the
meeting, tne little pacer to step the
isst cigntn oi tacji mile against time.
Trotting Stars Will
Race at Aurora
Aurora. Neb.. Tune 21. fSncrial 1
Hal McKinney and Columbia Fire will
be two of the attraction! at the racing
meet which takei place in Aurora
June 27, 28 and 29. These two fa
mous trotters have been matched for
a race, and a they are the fastest in
the itate it will be watched with great
interest by the racing fraternity. .
Many 'Other fast horsei have been
entered for the races, which will occur
on each afternoon of the dates set for
the meet. The orocram will bet-in
promptly at 1 :30 each afternoon. - ,
. Secretary Charles W. Wenti of the
speed association has word from
Omaha racing men that at least 150
will be present the last day of the
meet Many of them will have horsei
entered in the races.
Third Baseman
Zimmerman Hurt
Chicago, June 21. Third Baseman
Zimmerman of the Chicago Nationals.
will be out of the game for several
days, it was announced today because
of a dislocated shoulder lufffered laat
night, when he fell down a flight of
ewirs.-," .- . "
, aMek Headaoho Baa la Ceaottaatkm.
One doaa Or. Ktng'a New Ufa Pills and
your alek headache la gone, ' Oat a It-cant
bottle and be convinced. , Alt dmggiata
AdvarUaemont. v ' v; .
, Counten- Nada Torby, who ii -to
marry Prince George of Battenberg,
wean her engagement ring on the
third finger of her right hind, .and
will alio wear her wedding ring there,
in accordance with the Russian cui
toro, ,v ,. ....
FOSTER PITCHES A
. NO-HIT COMBAT
Sed Sox Hurler Shut Out Yankeei
; Without Allowing Them
t : ' - : Single Slam.; ; - ;r
HIS . DEFENSE ' IS . PERFECT
; Boston, June 21. George Foster
pitched it no-hit game for the Red
Sox today and the New" Yorka. were
shut out, 2 to 0. Not a New Yorker
reached first until one was out in
the seventh, when Nunamaker was
pasid. ' Foiter had perfect control
and hit defeme wai perfect The
outfield played brilliantly behind him
and the inner works and Carrigan
assisted hint greatly. Lewii drove
in both runs for the Red Sox. Score:
BOSTON.
AB.H. O.A.B.-
NEW TORK.
AB.H. O.A.B.
Hoopor.rf 4 111 oailh'loy.rf 4 4 11
Jenv'n.ib 1111 0Hlgh.lt I I I I I
Lowu.n till OP'k p'h.ee I I I I 0
Hob I'l.ltr 14 11 OPIpp.lb 110 4
Watksr.cf 14 14 OBsker.lb 1111
Oard'r.lb I 4 I 4 0Magee,cf 14 11
Scott. aa 1114 OO.deon.lb 14 114
Carrlg'n.o 114 1 INun'm'r.o I 4 I I 4
roater.p I 0 1 I Osha'koy.n 14 4 14
- Caldwefi 101
Total! 11 2 17 1 I
. ,: . Totala II 0 14 I 4
Battod ofr Shawkey In ninth.
New Tork..,. I 4 4 4 4 0 4 4 44
Boaton ...... 1 4 4 4 4 1 1 4 1
! Two.base bit: Hooper. Three-base hit:
Janvrln.'- Baaes on balle: Off rooter, I. Hlta
and earned runs: Olf Foster, no hlta, no
runa In nine Innlge; off Shawkey, I hlta,
1 rusn In eight Innings. Struck out: By
Poster, I: by Shawkey, 3.y Umplroa: Hilda
brand and.O'Loughlln. ' ,
Tigers Tla far First,
Detroit, Mich., June !1 Detroit wont
Into a tla for flratp lace by defeaUng Cleve
land. I to 4, today. As waa the case yea
torday, the game waa marked by groat
fielding and pitching. Covoleaklo held tho
vtaltora to throe scattered hue and only two
men reached second base on him.
Detroit won the game In tho elath Inning.
Cobb tripled and scored when Chapman
threw Speaker's relay Into the Tiger dug
out. Veaoh acored In the same Inning on
hla slngls, Hsllman'a hit and Burns' out.
Cobb also acored the Tlgora' run In the
eighth Inning. : He doubled to the right
field bleachera and aeored on two succes
sive putouts at first -
Hsllman'a fielding waa noteworthy. ; He.
out off aaveral baae hlta, one of them by
Speaker In .the ninth. Sooro:
CLEVELAND 1 DETROIT
AB.H. O.A.E. AB.H. O.A.E.
Oraney.lt 1111 OBuah.aa 4 10 14
Chap'n.aa 1111 lVltt.lb 14 111
speak r.cr. e l o ei:ooD,ct , a a a o o
Roth.rf 1 4 4 4 0Veach.lt 4 14 4 0
dandll.lb 4 141 I 4Hell'n.rf 4 114 4
Nvans.ao a a o t or,urns,io- a v ie u u
How'd.lb 14 1! OYoung.Ib 10 114
O'Nell.o I I 11 08tanage,o I 1 I I 4
Bagby.p 14 14 lCov'ak!e,p 14 0 14
McHsle.p 4 4 4 4 4
Billings 1 4 4 4 4 Totals II 1 11 10 1
Totala II 13414 I
Batted fop- Bagby In eighth.
Claveland ..,1444444 40
Detroit 444411 1
Two-base hit: Cobb. Three-base hit: Cobb.'
Baaea o belle: Oft Bagby, I; off Coveleskle,
1. Hits and earned runa: Off Bagby, T
hits and 1 run In Sevan tnnlnga; oft McHale,
1 hit. 1 run In one Innlna. Hit by bitched
ball: Howard by Covoleaklo. Struck out:
By Bagbx, 1; by Covoleaklo. 1. Umpires:
Nallln ana Evans.. v t
nrawa Take Two.
at. Loula. Uo.. Juno II. all fj.nl. ,nnfe
both gamea of a double-header from Chi
cago today, tho flret, 11 ,. and tho aec
ond, I to 1. Heavy hitting marked the
flrat game, tho local pounding three pltchera
for a total of thrlteon hlta Timely hitting
by Pratt and Johnson won the eecond game,
each driving In a run with a two-boa. hit
In the fifth Innlno. with on out. oo,t
weakened and filled the baa... but Kussell
came to his assistance and atruca out the
naxt two battere. Score, flrat game:
CHICAOO. BT. LOUIS.
AB.H.O.A.E. AR.nn.AIB
J.Col'ns,rt 4 114 4Shotten.lt 4 114 4
Weaver.lb 4 111 lAustln.lb 4 1111
E.Col's,lb 1114 OMIII.r.rf 110 0
Pourn'r.lb 4 I U 1 IBorton.lb I I II I 4
Jackaon.lt 4 4 14 IPratt.tb 11114
K.l.ch.cf 11.14 0M rs.ni.cf 1114 4
schalk.0 1 III 4Lar.,i,ea 4 4 114
Lvnn.o 1111 0Sev.r.tri.o 1 a A I1 I
Torry.aa till IW'lman.p 11444
Danrth.a 14 4 1a
Clcotte.p, 1 4 4 4 4 Totala.. II 11 IT 14
d i a a . r
Totals.. II Slil'l
Chicago .........0 44441141
at. Louis ,...o til I I l l e ii
TWO BAM hit.! ,, . ...
basest Shotton. Auatla. Double play; Pratt
to lvan to Borton. P1r.t base on errors:
St. Loula, I. Bases on balls: Off Wellman.
ii otr uanrortn, l: orr Bona, 4. Hits and
earned runs: Olf Danfortk, I hits. I runs
In throo lnnlnoo fnon. mil (n A.,..,,.,.
Clcotte. I hlta. I runa In one and one-third
Innings: off Bona. I hint, s runs la three
and two-third. Innings: orr Wellman. I hits.
mn, laninaP, BirUCK OUll By
Wellman, 4i by Bens. 1: by Danfortb, li by
awore, aecona gams:
CHICAOO. . . ,8T. LOUIS. '
1 Col'ne,rf 4 111 OShotten.lt 41400
1 4 4Auattn.lb 114 4 4
i Chill and Dlnean.
Weaver.lb 4 4
E.Col'e.lb I I
Fourn'r.lb I
Jackaon,lf I 1
Felaeh.ot I I
Schalk.0 . I
Torry.aa . I 1
I 1 JMIIler.rf 4 1114
4,1 0 Borton. lb 1114
IVa.OPratt.lb I 1 1 l l
I irrOM'rssns.of till!
ScotLp -II
ill.p 1
Russell
I I W'hnson.as I I I I I
I 4 OH.rtl.y.o 11110
4 I lKooLp... 111
. Totobi. .ST atvie i
ToUls.,14 III . - , .
Chicago 4 4 4 1 4 4 0 41
St.. oLula...,,i,.,.4 1 4 1 4 t 4 4 IZ
-Two-b" hi": J. Colllna, Pratt, Johnson.
Throo-baae hit: Jackoon: vouolo plays:
Moreens to Koob to Auatln. Pratt to John
son to Borton, Jackaon to Schalk. rirat
base on errors:: .Chlcstu. 4; St. Loula. I
Basse on balls: Ott Soott, 1; off Koob, I.
Hits and earned runs: urr scott, I hlta, I
runa In tour and ohe-thlrd Innlngai off Rua-
.. ...v . i,n in nroo ana iwo.iniraa m.
n ngs; oft Koob. I hits. 1 run In nine la.
nlngs. . struck out: B evott. 1: by Rua-
"t ,. vhiii ,b uiaeon..
A crusade to anollah weddlna rlno. alto.
gather -has recently boon started In Eng
land, the organlaers of the movement argu
ing that the preeent time, when ao much
gold la needed for tho oountrv. wnniit k.
oroplthttw for the endlnr of a cuetom which
has too long been a symbol of woman's
servitude to man.
REDS DEFEAT COBS
IK DOUBLE-HEADER
Cincinnati Takes Both Games From
. Chicago and Oniti It From
Fifth Place.
T03JEY STABS IS 0PENES
Chicaao. June 21. Cincinnati twira
defeated Chicaorn tnrfav anH nuttml
the Cubs from fifth place. Toney'i
pitching in pinches and his own two
bagger, which scored two runs, were
factors in Cincinnati's, 4 to 3 Victory
in the first game. Lavender's wild
nest, Chicago errors, and Moseley't
clever slab work gave the Reds the
second game, 3 to 2. Score first game:
uwunflATi. - CHICAOO
Oroh.lb 4 111 ozelder.lb 4 4 l'i 0
2tu!?1 1 ! ! ! F"" rf 114 14
SiK'Si i 1 ! ;wil'nM.cf 4 I. I 4 4
Orirth,rf 4 14 1 0Schulto,lf I II I 1 4
Clarke.o 14 14 OM C'r y.Sb 14 114
Wlngo,; 1110 OKnabe.lb 4 14 4 4
Noflo.lf 10 10 OSaler.lb 4 1 11 0 0
f "7 ! ! 5 lArcher.o 1 0 I 1 1
Uiudon.lb 1114 OBoaton.p 10 0 14
Toney.p 4 1 4 4 0Murg n,al 4 0 17 1
ToUla II T IT I Pr-d'ga't.p 14 0 10
, h:.. t i Placher.o 3 0 0 0 4
Zwllllng 1 0 0 4 1
Totala 13 4 84 31 "l
Killlfor out, hit by batted ball, i
Batted for UcCarty In the -eighth.
Cincinnati 4 1 4 0 0 1 0 4 0 I
Chicago 4 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 01
Two-base hlta: Tonoy. Ktlllfer. Wlnao.
Saler, 7?iack. Home run: Williams. Stolen
baae: Mollwlts. Bases on bslls: Off Toney,
I; off Packard, 1; off Beaton, I. Hits and'
earned runa: Off Toney, I hlta, I runa In
nine tnnlnga; off Packard, 4 hlta, I rune In
two tnnlnga; off Prendergaat, 3 hlta, 1 run
in five innings: orr Beaton, 1 hit, no runs In
two Innings. Hit by pitched ball: McCarthy
by Toney. Struck out: By Toney, 7; by
prendergaat, i. massed nan: Krcher. um
plree: Klem and Ortfa. Score, second game
CINCINNATI. AB.H. O.A.E.
AB.H. O.A.E. CHICAOO.
Oroh.lb till OZelder.lb 4111!
Heraog.ss 0 111 I.Mann. rr 110 4 0
Kllllter.ct 4 111 Opiack.rf 110 0 0
Qr1frith,rf 4 1 3 0 0WH'ma,cf 4 0 3 0 4
wingo,c alal oschulte.lt 41300
Ne.ie.lf 1110 OM'Crt'y.lb 10 13 1
M'llw's.lb 4 10 4 OSaler.lb 3 4 14 0 0
Louden.lb I I 1 I lAtchtr.o 3 0 10 0
Mltohell.p 100 OFlscher.o 14140
Uossley.p 14 4 1 4Mul'g'n.ea 4 1 1 t 1
Lav d'r.p 0 0 0 0 0
Totals 14 T3T14 IPr'd'gst.p 3 0 0 1 0
Brown.p 14 0 14
-zwiiiing i v v o v
Totals II I it II 3
Batted for Prendergaat In seventh.
Cincinnati ....1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 01
Chicago 1' 4 1 0 0 0 4 1 41
Two-basa hits: Zelder, Mulligan. Stolen
bass: Williams. Sacrifice hltt Moaeley. Left
on baaea: Cincinnati, 7; Chicago. T. Base
on errors: Cincinnati. 1; Chicago, 3. Base
on balls: Off Moaeley, 4: off Lavender, J:
off Brown, 1. Hlta and earned runa: Off
Mitchell, 4 hits and 3 runa In twe and one
third Innlnga; off Moaeley, 3 runa and no
runs In six and two-thirds Innings; off
Lavender, 3 hits and - run In two-third in
ning; off Prendergaat 4 runs and no runs
in six and one-third innings; off Brown, 1
hit and no runs In two Innings. . Hit by
pltehod ball: Wlngo by Lavender. Struck
out. By Mitchell, 1; by Moeeioy, 4; by Ly.
CllAS.SYGtr
BASE BALL
OMAHA VS. SIOUX CITY.
Juno 20, 21, 22, 23.
ROURKE PARK
Friday. Jua 23, Ladles Day.
Gamaa Called 3:15. ,
Box SaaUv Barb alow Broa.
enfr, 1; by Prtndergaat, t; by Brown, 1.
umpires,' Kitm ana unuue.
' " Bnivea Bantf Gtantt.
New .'Tork, - June 11. Boaton took tha
ftrat tani of a doubt, beador from New
Vork. UHlay.br, . Kora of I to 4. Tha
tame waa played on a ratn-aoaked field,
ana aeapiie tne - protests or aiananr Mo
Oraw.thatt be. called In then (nth .Inning,
when tho score waa tied .Umpire Qulgley
allowed the game to continue and' Boaton
won In the enth On Even single, Connolly'a
nit ana Hagee e sacrir.ee fly. Tha aecond
game waa then, postponed. It was tha bot
odlIi extra-Inning game lost by 4he Olanta
oa tne nomeg rounds this seasons. Boore:
BOSTON - NEW TORK.
AB.H. O.A.E. AB.H. O.A.B
M'nVItj.BS a 0 4 0 Burns. If 5 S 0 0
j w uH D'U'n.rz i a a l
. I 0 Doyle, 2b I 0 I 10
10 1 OKauff.cf 1110 9
i w s vrietc r.sa 4 19 11
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Kvers.2b I
Con'lly.rf I
Magee,tz t
Kon'hy.lb 4
Smlth.lb 4
Sn'dg's.cf 4
Oowdy -I
lin,p 1
Hughes,r 1
t
1 OMerkle.lb 4 0 10 0 0
0 OM'K'he.Sb (lilt
i ORariden.o 1
0 O'Huntsr a
1 0Perrltt.D 3 0 0 t t
M'th'm'n ii A A 0 A A
Totala tt 19 10 17 0Rouseh 1 0 0 0 0
Kocher.e 1 0 0 0 0
. Totala II JoilT
Ran for Rarlden In the eighth.
Batted for, llathewson In the tenth
Boston .....0 0 0 1 0 0 - t 0 0 11
New York 1 9 1. 000 01 004
Twowbase hits: 8nodcrass. Smith. Three-
base hit; Burns. Home runa: Oowdy. Burns.
Double plays: Fletcher to Poyle to Herkle,
overs to uaranviiie to ooway, Konetcny to
Haranvllle to Konetcny. Bases on balls:
i. ttita ana earned runs: orr rerntt, 7 hits,
S runs In eight Innings: off Mathewaon, I
hlta, 1 run In two Innlnga; off Allen, I hits.
4 runa In aeyen and two-thirds innings; off
Hughes, no hlta. no runs in two and one-
third Innings. Struck out: By Perrltt, 4; by
Allen, b: by Hughes, a. umpires: Qulgtey
and Byron. Score, second game:
Mobilization Eobs
Stiehm's Team of
Six Star Players
L Bloomington, Ind., June 21. Pros-
Eects tor the Indiana unversity foot
all team next fall have been given a
severe setback by the mobilization of
the National Guard for service along
the Mexican border. Six men who
were reasonably sure of places on the
1916 eleven are members of the In
diana National Guard; which it is ex
pected will be concentrated at Fori
Benjamin Harrison, near Indianapo
lis, the latter part of the week.
Tha ktng'a messengers, who nowadays are
kept exceedingly busy Journeying between
London and the continent, are nicknamed
"Stiver greyhounds" because they wear a
badge with a greyhound made of allver
upon it. .
Catcher Nick Allen
Signs With Topeka
Topeka. Kan.. June 21. Nick Allen.
former catcher tor the Chicago Cubs,
has been signed by Owner John Sav
age of the Topeka Western league
team, tie announced today. Catcher
Snow, formerly with the Hartford
club, in the International league, was
released. ;
Amorloaa AosodaUsm.
At Mlnnespolia: R.H.B.
Columbus 0 I 4 I 3 I 0 44 4 I
Ulnneapolla 11410140 04 II I
Batteries: Vance 'and Coleman. Ceshlon
and Owens.
At Kansas City: tt.H.1.
Indtanapoila ....1 114 14 4 1 410 11 o
Kanaaa City .... 400001 0 1 4 1
Batteries: Carter and Sehang; Cochrehan,
Bandars, Lathrop and Berry, Hargrave.
At St, Paul, flrat game: R H I.
Toledo , 1 1 4 4 4 4 0 0 01 10' 1
St. Psul I 0 0 1 0 4 0 0 11 I
Batteries: Bedlent and Sweeney; Douglas,
Orlner and Olenn.
Second game: R..H.E.
Toledo 0 1 3 0 1 0 0 0 04 I 4
St. Paul I 0 I 1 0 4 I 0 14 I
Battertea: Kalaerllng and Sweeney; Doug
las, Flnneran and Clemona.
LouUvlU, at Milwaukee, postponed! fain.
Today's Calendar
of Sports
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prevent "all metal-to-1
metal contact The
selected flake motor
graphite, used only in 1
Dixon's Graphite Lu
bricants, can't ball-up
or pack. The minute
flakes form over the
bearing surfaces a vel
vety, oily veneer.
Thm Dixmm LmtricmHg
Caarf at eonf fros sawoi
JOSEPH DIXON CRUCIBLE CO.
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Wai BTOOat ASTD BIBTBIBtJTJl
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SUPPLY COMPANY
OMAHA
80B1 TAKNAM ST.
flolf i OiMmlna' of tnrltjatiain 1
Fax Hills Golf club, CUfton, N. T.
Hone Shows: Opening of annual show ef
South Shore Country club, Chicago.
Baring t Close of tha meeting af the Con
naught Park Jockey club, Ottawa. Out.
Boxing t tfim Savage against Charles Well
art, ten rounds, at Brooklyn, Billy Stlaki;
against Battlliig lvlnsky. ten ronndst m
Brooklyn. ,
THE MEN WHO
KNGWaCKR'.
"oldIxehtucky"
No OtherTobacc.asaflavof,
IliatGhres-TTienL SojMuch
Enjoymefrj
SVVEETTFRUITYSAjlSFYING:
Ifyoushouldvisit the great to-!
bacco-growing, tobacco-manufacturing
centers, you Would, find that
the men who are the best judges
of tobtfeco in all its forms chew j
plug.tobacco. - I
Old Kentucky gives you thVfull i
benefit -of the n'atural juice of;
the leaf and the. juice' contains 5
all' the flavor,, and all, the whole-'j
some; satisfying elements which j
make it so valuable as well as en-,
joyable. : a-at.Hj
, Old Kentucky is chewed by":
more tobacco experts than any;
other brand. Its sweet,, mellow; j
flavor pleases them, and they,:
krfow that it is. made of choice,'
selected, ripe. Burley leaf, in a
cleah;sanitary factory.
A ioc plug. of. Old Kentucky is
fresh, and delicious." You'll say
you.never tasted its equal, and the
more you chew it the'better you'll
like it. Get it from your dealer.
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Yz Price Magee's Price
Going Out of Business Sale
. Our lease expires July 1st and our entire stock of men's
clothing and furnishings must be disposed of "by that time. It
forces us to sell at prices unheard of in mid season.
To make a quick close-out we begin Thursday and cut our
prices right in two in the middle. We take this means to abso
lutely empty our store in the next ten days. This half-price in
cludes the greater portion of our fine stock of men's clothing
and furnishings Read the prices below and be on hand bright
and early Thursday morning.
Vi
Price
Every suit in the store, including
blue serges and Palm Beaches.
Every winter and light weight
overcoat. .
Every Stetson Hat, Staples and
Novelties.
All heavy underwear.
Much of our Athletic underwear.
Redman Collars, 3 for 25c.
Price
No charges, exchanges or C O.D Charges made for aerations
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