The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, July 07, 1894, Page 12, Image 12

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THE COURIER
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BASE BALfo
WESTERN ASSOCIATION STANDING.
Following is the standing of the Western Association clubs up to
and including Thursday's games:
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Lincoln 30
Omaha 30
Jacksonville 29
St Joseph 29 25
L. P.C.
22 577
23 .506
24 .547
25 547
W. L. P.O.
Rock Island .23 24 JSB
Peoria 27 2G .509
Des Moines 24 29 .453
Quincy 14 30 .204
It is one of the noticeable, things about the Lincoln team that
they play with vim, and go after everything in sight. They have
the zest which delights the spectators; there is apparently not a
sulky man in the club.
Hill made a one-handed pickup in Wednesday's trame that was
phenomenal. Sweeny also distinguished the same day by a run
ning catch and a "bunt," which reminded one of Burkett's old style.
Ex-members of the state university base ball team havo organiz
ed, and they think they can make it warm for any amateur team in
the city. They are anxious to havo a game with the bankers' nine.
Manager Hickey certainly deserves the congratulation and thanks
of the Lincoln public for the interest which he has aroused this
year in the game. He was well repaid for his efforts by the atten
dance on the Fourth.
It seems to The Gourieu that the Lincoln crowds should bo more
generous to the visiting clubs in the matter of applause for good
work.
85-00 m M-ra 851
The race for the pennant in the Western Association is one of the
prettiest on record. The clubs travel up and down the list like so
many "brownies" on a toboggan Blide.
After May 1 I will make the best set of "Teeth for $5.
Teeth Kxtracted Without l'ala. All Work Guaranteed t atlsfactory.
It is Lincoln's turn now, but remember the club has been at home
for twelve successive games, and has won nine of the twelve.
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ROOMS 94, 95, 96, BURR BLK. SURGEON DENTIST
After the three at St Joe the pirates will havo nine games at
home with the western clubs and will then leave for a month to play
with both the western and eastern clubs.
Get our prices before buying elsewhere.
Jeckell Bkos tailors, 119 north 13 st.
If the boys can keep up their gait on this trip or win even one half
of the games, they will be on top when they return home in August.
The team misses Hughes everywhere, on third, at the bat and on
the coaching lines. He ib one of the boys who make things lively.
"Kid" Speer is a great favorite with tho grand stand,
at the bat of late has raised him in the batting list.
His record
A soft, fair skin is tho result of pure blood and a healthy liver, to
secure which Ayer's Sarsaparilla is the superior medicine. Ladies
who rely upon cosmetics to beautify their complexions, should make
a note of this bearing in mind that they cau't improve upon human
nature.
In old times it seemed to bethought that a medicine must be nau
seating to be effective. Now, all this is changed. Ayer's Sarsapar
illa, one of the most powerful alternatives is agreeable to most pal
ates, the flavor being by no means medininal.
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sew proas purchased by the Call now on. the way to Lincoln from New York city. Its regular speed u 12,000 copies per hour, printing from
stsnrtyp plates. The cost price dt the press was $7,500. '
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