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Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10

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First ba1e On errors; New York. 3; Chi
ca1o. 1 Left on bases. New York. B; CHI
ceto ttr.i base on balls; on Mathew
IaNIoF. 1 I1rte-bare hit. Browns. iva
na1e HItaf hroele. Jones. Taylor. Chsnco
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Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10

the morning sitting OF the international
chess masters tournament the Partisan
expert Janowskh made sure OF the first
twelve n q half points. which none
OF his competitors Tor FIRST honors can
reach. After the game he received many
congratulations from the spectators and
players alike. Round hve OF the Berger
when the semi-nnal regular round WAS
played, the men facing each other as fol-
lows: Levin against SWiderskf, Coin
against P0piel, Gottschall against Mieses,
Tschigortn against Oliand, PiIlsbury against
Marshall, Ian0Wsk against Wolf. Bardle-
ben against Gunsberg5 Napier against At
Rims, Mason against Suechting. While
JanoWsh was beating Wolf In the morn
ing sltune tscnigorin made short work
worsted Marshall, Bardleben and Gunsherg
drew, the rest OF the games being adj
Journed in even positions. Pillsbury fs
next 10 the leader with eleven points n
Atkins stands third with ten points.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10

Northwestern Iowa Lawn Tennis assooia-
ton az Alden ana closing last evenlng. the
Alden players won the cup for doubles Tor
the Fourth consecutive year and also cap
tnrtd the medal Tor singles. Some excel
Cox 81 Alden winning from Lynde OF Dcs
Moines, g. IS g. Lynde and Cox Of
Alden IN the doubles, won from Starrett
eno Keith Of Eagle Grove by the score Of
81, 81, ell Players from the following
lowe towns and cities entered the con-
testa; Webster City, Alden, Williams, Eagle
Grove, Grlnnell, Iowa Falls, Humbolt,
DoWe and Den Moines. The next tourna-
ment VIII be held az Eagle Grove. Farms
worth, the Nebraska champion, played in
several exhibition games, defeating Tomlin-
son, the northern Iowa crack player, easily.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10

hit; Wagner. Sacrifice lift, Dolan. stolen
ba1ea. kroneleld. KruE. LEFT on bases.
Etlsburg, 3; philadelphia. & Double piav.
Hulswltt 20 Arug 70 I~cnnlnea- Hit BY
pitched ball: Doom. Struck out: nv
White ; 1ime' i;o. Umpire: ODay.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10

MILWAUKEE,. Aug. e-Milwaukee de-
feated Des Moines IN two games today.
The batting OF the locals was the feature.
The second game was called at the end Of
the NTH inning on account Of darkness
Attendance. s,o00 Scores:
bsS ~ Moiass. : : 3 1855 81 !
Batteries: Milwaukee. Kenna and Lucia;
Des Moines. Barry and Hansen. Umpire:
R.H.E.
Milwaukee, .-.....r.... 70 I
Batterles. Milwaukee, Adkins and Lucia;
Dss Moines, Feeney n Lobeck. Umpire;
bone'
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10
.c0LuMBIAs LOSE TWo eAMEs
second Ball Mine Of Omaha Field club
scores Two Victories in

The unavoidable absence Of some OF It's
players rendered the first base ball team
saturday afternoon, so all the diamond
representation. devolved upon the second
team. FOR the day. The premiere had been
matched to play the Crescents, but this
game was called on, and the second nine
played the Columbias two games instead
Of one, as first planned.
Victory went to the club team IN both
games by safe margins. In the first game,
won by - to ?, not a Columbia saw first
base during the first four innings. Then
they began to find Martin, and came near
had gained.
In the second contest the score was to s
and the club players fattened their batting
averages. In good shape by rappinR out
fifteen hits on the various Columbia twfrl-
ers. McShane. meanwhile, threw star bail,
while he, Malone and Neville batted In
grand style. The scores.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10
BLIND BoGEY MAKES TWO TIE
J. y. blanchard and y. Boyer NIT Inc
Right HandicaD at Field
Club.

J.. B. Blanchard and r. Boyer were a tie
Tor hrst place In the blind DOGGY golf tour
naments medal play, at the Omaha Field
CLUB Saturday afternoon. Those two men
of all the nineteen entered were so for
tunate In their choice OF a handicap that
when the play was finished and the Hateful
DOGGY drawn from the hat their net scores
just eQualed it'll strokes.
So to those two went the 90 per cent OF
the nineteen golf balls, which constituted
the entry fee. For second place Ray etalev
and w. y. Gilbert also tied with a net score
OF 20 They took % per cent more OF the
bells. -Four men tied for third. they being
w. q hhodess Jack SHARP. ]. e. Spencer
Rhodes and TalmaGe IS, all Just three
points from bogey. The scores OF all en-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10

KANSAS CITY. Aug. e.-Colorado Springs
animated the local players here today and
won q game devoid OF special interest.
R.HE.
Colo: Springs. Ss33SgI2Esp :
sis a.' coic.sd Ra spssns cIsy hioTN sasHsT s ssd b Sss-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10
ANOTHER TIE WITH PEORIA
y vas ONI LAcH wHIN bod RAIN Cane
Mickey KnooIzs = Hone Run ana
Peoria'a 0nIy score was Made
on q Hit, a Passed BAH
and = sinsle.

PEORIA, III, Aus. e,-(epeoial Teiegram.)
"A cIoudburst stopped the prettiest game
seen on the local diamond this season. Il
was a pitchers' battle. with Ben shafstall
having the better Of the argument. In
the first inning. when Eddie Hickey hit the
ball for a home run Il sounded like a fat
man falling through q hammock At the
scbeutzenfest. He lost the ball In the tall
uncut grass In left field. After that Shat
stall was a terror to the Omaha bunch
He gave them but three hits In the seven
Innings. while Peoria scratched seven on
Alloway's delivery. In the seventh inning
Croft sent a single over second and went
20 second on balls. a passed balk. o'Brien
hit q ball toward Alloway. It hit the
pitchers knee and then bounded Into right
Asid and Croft scored. The cloudburst came
and II was all on. Atteadance, $50. Score
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10

The committe in charge Of the interstate
tournament was rejoiced yesterday by the
receipt OF the entry OF Paul Marshall OF
Minneapolis. A letter was also received
from G. a. Peters Of the Kenwood Country
club Of Chicago, asking particulars about
the tournament and saying that be and
his partner. Ashcraft. were hesitating be-
tween Omaha and the national champion
ship at Newport. which also opens tomor-
row week. From his letter. however. the
COMMITTEES believes that they win decide
to come to Omaha. Both Peters aud Ash
craft were beaten BY Little At MlEaesonka
q week ago. and they rank about next 10
Waidner and Collins in Chicago. Peters
won the Kenwood Country club tournament
both In singles and doubles this year and
last year vas In the somi- finals Of the
western championship.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10

HOT SPRINGS. 3. d., Aug. a.-Cspecsal3
The guests Of the Evans and dlllespie
hotels INDUCED IN q spirited game OF lIase
bail yesterday afternoon Though It had
been several years since some OF the play
ers had touched a base bali, they put up a
good game and held the score down 70
I 70 4 In OF the Evans team. A large
crowd was present and judging from the
vigorous roofing done. the hotels are
pretty well thronged with people who are
far from being fnVallda- "A return game ~
expected In a few day OF as soon as the
players soak out their lameness IN the
plunge baths.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10

zone out when winning run scored.
S Ssssos .:.:S GdSS55SEs
Left on bases: Chicago. 6; Boston. 4
man, LaChance. Ihree-baee hits: Sullivan.
tiatt, Green. 8acrlnce hits: Green, La
Sh3nce Collins atahl terris sullivan.
20 Davis. 6uuc out. by Platt. i: BY
Dlneen. 3 First base on balls. on Piaft. 81.
on Dineens Z Time; 400. Umpire: sherl-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10

Tn c. n. Dletz team defeated the Brick
layers union nine at CORTLAND beach SAT-
urday afternoon In q very one-sided game.
The feature OF the game was the work Of
Dawson. who allowed but two hits and
nelded his position well. Score:
G. n. Dletz...-.-..- In
Batteries: Dletz, Hathaway and Dawson;
Bricklayers. Sage and Hoye. Hits; Dietz,
10. Brickiayera. 3
AZ nlcnLc Erounla.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10

81. JOSEPH. Aug. a.-st. Joseph defeated
Denver today In q very interesting game.
Tn game was not won until the last In
R.HE.
Denver ........o 0o000iso
Batterfess Denver, Ey1er and Wilson:
st. Joseph. Glade and Roth.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10

KEARNEY. Nob., Aug. a-(special Tele-
neutrality-suspicious. took the second game OF
base bali from Kearney today by q score
OF IS to T. The feature OF the game was
the heavy batting. The 6uperiors chalked
ur seven home runs to Keerney'a three.
Superior 10 the heaviest batting aggrega-
ton that has visited Kearney this year.
batteries. Superior. Townsend and Glade;
Kearney. aalene and Burman-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10

Sacrifice hits: Neville. Lynch. Kaufman.
hits: Lund, Lynch. Mclean. Struck out:
By Mc6hane, 5; by Casey. 2. First base on
by pitcked ball: Kaufman, Malone.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10
coLUMBIAs.

Sacrifice hits. Martin, Durkee (2), Nc
Shane CD, Lund, Knox. Lynch, Mclean ~,
Kaufman Hendricks. Two-base hits:
Martin, Lund. Three-base hit: Bartlett.
Double play: Lynch to Slime. Struck out:
By, Martin 9; by Cassidy, 3. First base on
balls: on Martin, 4; off Cassidy, 5. Passed
SpraRue.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10

Gee hits. r1nltn, Gleason. stolen baaes.
Davle, Beck. First base on balls. on
Mercer Z; on Pianf, q Hit ~ pitched
bail. Harley. First base on errors. phila-
delphia, i Left On bases; Detroit. a. phIla-
delphia z Struck out. ny Mercer, \ Dou.
bic play. Eiborfeld to Beck. wild pitch,
Mercer. Time; 1.A Umpire: Connolly.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10

it Sci. "a Set. 81 Set. rota.


The other balls were all CLASSIFIED AZ not
returned" They Include everything which
was sent entirely out OF reach. or which
only touched the racket and neither went
which we're not returned are distributed
as follows;
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10

Batted for Eason in the ninth.
Hsaa.n9A s~.:... 9 SSSSia
Earned runs: Boaton.2 Two-base hits:
Stolen base: Beckiey. Do..s.s plays: Ma
loney to Beckiey, Dextef 40 Demont to
Ienney. First base on balls! on Eason.
Z Hut by pitched balls; Seymour, Phil,
lipi, Moran. Steinfeldt. Struck out: By
Eason, 2; by Phillip. q Time: LES. Um-
pire; Irwin.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10

wausa shut out At Norfollr.

NORFOLK, Neb.. Aug. s.-(special Teie-
graml-Norfolk shut out Wausa in today'a
wE HraSsA ,:....:S S8SSS6S 90
Batteries Norfolk. Bucklin and Agan;
Wausa, Gilmore. Barta and Alberts. Um-
pire; C~heatwood.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10

BOSTON. Aug. e-Winls was batted hard
IN the fourth inning OF the first zane to-
Gay, netting Ave runs. On the other hand
hahn was invincible. In the second game
Boston lost through foolish base running
N the hrst and miserable fielding In the
second. Attendance, $500. Scores.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10

CHICAGO, Aug. 8.-Chieago ana Boston
played q game that was sensational TO the
eAtrcme IN the closing inning. The home
ring. BY bunching hits. Boston tied them
N the eighth when they punished Piatt
Tor three singles and three doubles. An
error, = e~acrince and q single gave them
the lead. IN the NINTH but the locals won
n their heif on q single, Green's triple and
q long ~. Mertes' one-handed catch of a
long liner and his throw to the plate were
features. Attendance. 10. 10. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10

DETROIT. Aug. 8-Mercer was given
Einerlelo ana Casey made brilliant stops
ana throws a. critical periods and Meal
lister ended the game with q splendid catch
double, followed BY 0lea1ou'a three-haee
HIT scored the winning run. Attendance.
CO.'S. Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10
WAsHrNaroN.

Glfhel TUBS: 81. Louis, z; Wa1hingt0n,
TUo-base hits: Heidrick. Powell. Ryan
Delehanty, Drill. Home run: HemphilL
Sacrifice hits; Heidrick. Mccormick. Double
plays: Powell to Hemphfl to Anderson.
wallace to Mccormick, Ely to DelehanSy.
lace, Drill Wild pitch; Townsend. Bases
on balls: on Powell. ]; on Townsend, 4
struck out: BY Powell. 3; by Townsend. 4
Time; 1865 Umpires: Carruthers and
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10
IN AMERICAM ASSOCIATION
Wagner e. Hft HARD and Columbus
Plays Slow Game, 81. Paul
winning

COLUMBUS. Aug. &C. wagner was lift
hard today and Columbus played a slow
game IN the field. Higgins fielding and
two hne catches by Knoll were tho fea-
lures. Attendance. S70. score.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10
AMERICAN LEAGUE 0AMEs
81. Louis wins from washington In
. LinUeus Game and Hoth
Pitchers Are Pounded.

ST. LOUIS. Aug. a-st. Louis won ali
the way from Washington In a nstlessly
played game. Both Townsend and Powell
the better scattered. Bad fielding and base
running on the part OF Washington helped
u the visitors downfall. Attendance, 4,600.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10

INDIANAPOLIS. Aug. s.-suthor ana
kellum were too much for the Kansas CITY
three hits and the latter with four. IN
~oianapolis batted opportunity end tho visi~
tors errors were all costly, as were the
siits OF the pitchers. Attendance. s,0is.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10

Earned runs. Cincinnati, z. Two-base
hts: Peitz. Bergen, Seymour. T~hree-base
Double play; Beckiey TO steinfeIdt. First
base on balls. on Willis, 1; on Hahn, s.
Struck out: BY. Willis, 6; by Hahn, a
Wiz Pitch Wills. Time; las. Umpire:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10

This shows that Young and Caldwell be-
tween them put thirty-seven balls out Of
reach Of either Of their opponents. and that
Hill and Collect sent in twenty-five which
neither Young nor Caldwell was able to
reach.
The score Of the match By points and
games Is as follows;
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10

At KruE park this morning at $50 o'clock
the clerks Of the Dre1oI Shoe company
will colide with the clerks from Kelly 4
6tigera In . same 81 bel
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10

Games today. Milwaukee at louisville.
81. Paul at Columbus, Minneapolis at To-
iedo, Kansas City at indianapolis.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10

TWo-baso hitAs Bay. Bradley. F1ick. Nc
Williams, Mccarthy, 0ochnaur. Double
Play; Wlitse to Gilbert First base On
balls; on Smith, 2; on Kaeoll, z Left ON
bases: Cleveland, Z; Baltimore, 3. Struck
out: By Smith. 2; by Katoli. 4. wild pitch
smith. Time; 100. Umpire; O'Laughlin.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10

Games today Omaha at Peoria. Denver
at St. Joseph, Colorado Springs at Kan
eaa City. Des Moines q MILWAUKEE,.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10

CLEVELAND. Aug. a.-Clevelands had no
dimoulty in administering a shutout 10 the
baltimore team, who were unable 10 hit
Smith, tbs local amateuri when hits meant
Attendance. 1880. scores
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10

PnILADELPHfA Aug. "a slnele ruu
vas scored in today'n game between Phiia-
eelpnia and PittaburE. In the NTH inning
wagner bit Tor two bases and creased the
sieetea fer back talk. Attendance. 47G
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10
Tally out on blunt strike.


'f'.'''fsss . y . , . . Q v )
Two-base hits: Mock. Keller, Lynch.
4atty, Wtlmot CD. Sacrifice hits: Wilmot
Martin. Stolen bases: Meaney C). Smith
Double plays, Smith 20 Keller 10 Turner,
Quliltn funaaaisted), Werden to Ouiilen'
Struck. out: BY Martin, 2; by washer. d
First base on balls: On Martin, 4: OF
washer, 7. Wild pitch: Washer. Time:
l:46. Umpire: TindalL. -
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10
pnoRIA

Earned run: Omaha Home run
Hickey. Stolen bases: Ball, Hickey. Ma
i; on Alloway, I. Hit by. pitched bali. b
.A1loway, q Struck out; BY Schafstan, Il
BY AlioWay. 2 Double playE; Hickey q
Pears, Dollar TO Stewart to Pears. Time
100. umpire. Frank Fox.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10
KANsAs CRY

Kansas city. .......S YoSSSod -
First base on balls: on suthof. &: OF
Gibson. 4 Struck out: BY Suthon. 3: bv
Gibson, 3 Two-base hit: Thiel. Three-base
rtnce hits: Hogriever. Woodrum, Leewe.
Double play: Grady to Leewe. Stolen
bases: Kuhns. Beville. Left on bases: In
Grim. Tine. 1:lk
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10

King. Taylor 70 Lowe 20 Chance. Taylor
% Chance. Passed balls. Bowcrmnn. g.
Umpire' Emsiie. Time; 1:&
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10

LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. a-Both Flah-
erty and Elliott pitched great bail. but
Milwaukee's hits came together. Several
Sensational catches were made. Attend-
ance. 400. Scores
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10

az H0g IsA. FALLS '.ssis ss s.s ass. s%l tIs:s = Iss
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10

81 ssE0qfk og|. @ 3 5SSSa55
iyn. i Lett on bases: ST. Louis I; Brook
iyn. 2. TWo-Sase hit: eheckard. Three
base hit; Hughes. Stolen bases; Dolan.
Irwin. Double pieys. ]. Farrell to Brash-
eef. Ryan 20 BraaheaF, Keller to McCreery.
irwin 70 McCroery. First base on balls:
OK Hughes. 2; on Currfo, 2. Hit by pitched
Ian; BY crrrfe. i Struck out BY Hughes.
3 b CuEfie. J. Passed ball; Ryan. Time:
1;M. Umpire; Brown.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10

EIT5t jug on DaIIs' On keIIum, j; on
Wolf. 2. Hit by pitched ball: BY wolf. I.
Iwo-baee hits: Woodruff, kim, O'Brfen.
Gear. .Sacrihce hits: O'Brien, Kuhns'
Left on bases: Indianapolis. Z; Kansas CITY,
6 Time: 1:36 Umpire: Grim.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10
Not HE CIass Tsnnls.

On the whole the match ala not produce
as high-class tennis as the Anal Of the city
championship has done In years past. The
doubles game has been neglected this year.
n even Young and Caldwell. who have
been partners in tournament contests for
several years. have not practlced together
enough to have gained that intuitiye
knowledge OF what the other is going to DO.
which makes successful team work.
Here is the summary Of how the points
were won and lost:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10

NEW YORK. Aug e.-New York ana
header which was played today. Chlcaro
took the nr1t BY q score Of 8 70 A with
M~otneW1on pitching. New York won fhe
second . 10 ; through Aroauahants home
run fl the eeFenfh inning RoWerman'e
poor work behind the bat IN the first ramo
was % = teff large extent responsible for
Scores;
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10

first bsse IS on err osw d cSIes;e . ihlfss4' o y
bases New York, s: Chicago, 4 First
base on balls: on McGinnity, 2. on Lund-
EreD, 3 Struck out: BY McGinnity, s: BIZ
LundBren, 8 Home run: Bresnahan.
Ihree-basc hit: Gchaefer. Two-base hits:
kling 2 Sacrifice hits: Smith, Lowe.
Stolen bases: Jones. Mccain, Smith. Hit
BY pitcher. BY Bundgren, J. Balk. Nc
Ginnity. Umpire; Emslie. Time: LEO.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10

Games today: Washington at ST. Louis
Baltimore at Cleveland, Phiiadelphia a
Detroit, Boston at Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10

TOLEDO. o., Aug. a.-Washerr' vvfldneus
lost the game for Toledo today. Wfimof
made three two-base hits during the game.
Attendance. 500. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10
YOUNG AND CALDWELL WIN
Veteran Pair Again Stands Firit h 0i.y
Tennis Doubles
NLL ANO c0LLErT bod RuNNERs UF
Final Match IN the Tourney Not
Marked ~ Hieh Glass Play,
but ~1nterestinw from
speetatora' Peint.

Conrad H. Young and Sam s. Caldwell
are again the tennis double champions OF
Omaha, as the result Of a victory yester-
day afternoon over r. J. Hin and A. Col
lett at the Omaha Field club.
Hill and Collett had an easy victory
over Battin and Towle in the concluding
set Of the match which had been left over
from Friday night. Battln and his partner
seemed to have lost the buoyant spirit
which they had exhibited IN their earlier
games, and their play was splritless and
purposeless. Their balls we're weak n
not accurate. while Hill, on the other
hand, was In a winning humor and put In
mani killing shots. Occasionally Collett
did some pretty work at the net. and he
held up his end IN the court at all points
as be had done on the previous evening.
The big event Of the day was commenced
shortly after s, and lasted for just an
hour and a half. As in the final OF the
singles. John W. Battin was umpire. and
the lines were watched by John Brown and
George Mcintyre. Young and Caldwell won
the toss and chose the south court, and
Hill commenced serving. capturing the FIRST
game after deuce had been called twice.
Young then got a love game, and the score
was one-all. Hill and Collett were now
playing strong tennis. Both Of them put
in frequent winning strokes and they car
ried the score to 81 and then to AZ. Then
Coliett had the serve and started with two
double faults. The game went to Young
and Caldwell. and also the next on Cald-
wells service. Hill served next, and though
he drove the nrst two balls into the net
himself. he won the game. Then Young
and Caldwell won three straight and the
- -
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10

The second set again started with . game
to Hill from his service. Hiirs second
service was a love game. and he also cap
tured his third service and one other game
In the set. In the third set the only game
won by Hill and Collect was OF Caldweil's
service.
After the few opening games Collect APP
peared to lose his stroke. His play was
timid, as II he ala not feel sure Of him
self. and after two sets had gone against
him Hill also seemed To- lose hope and hit
with far less vigor. indeed, Hills play
toward the end showed none OF the brill
liancy which he had been displaying. es-
pecialiy IN his service. As usual. Hill had
been very strong and accurate In this re-
Bpect and this more than any other one
thing accounted for the cloaeness Of the
early part Of the contest.
On the other side OF the net Young and
Caldwell were showing much better team
work. though once their rackets FLASHED
and the ball went into the net, and two or
three times Collect succeeoeo IN piavins =
ball very cleverIy between them. II was
evident. however. that they were not LETT
ting themselves out as they have done,
and even IN the last set, when they were
winning almost everything. they gave no
sign OF being pressed. Young put . num-
Der OF balls into the net and his game was
far less steady than usual but some Of his
drives were splendidly conceived and
reached 4 spot where neither Of the men
on the other side Of the net could get
within reach Of them Caldwelrs law
fords were less frequent than usual. but
at the net he was perhaps more success
full than any Of the other three. The play
all around wes careful and steady and he
was always there when wanted and ready
to do what was required Of I'm.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10
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Fifth Floor.
SUITE GA; Thh u a very large room. ixa fest 1t faces weL but a 49,
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Room ~ This room faces the court an. Is nnl feet Il has . usinr-rwS
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nrm denrng nrstcaH accommodate .--w-- ~.-r--.- .-...rrcS 500
Sixth Floor.
are bmSs[ pFoof vsat have been nMhg ~ds naa5a aen ad hem b.
where any business or professional man may be- comnoraba Pns Ter
r. G. PETERS s. Co.. Ground Floor.
Rental Agents. Bee BmIdinR
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10

FAIRBURY. Neb, Aug. a-(special.)-
third game between McCook and Fairbury
Hubs. Fairbury winning ~ one score.
SORE RHn
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-10

btQItn b11e1; Hedricks, Huggins. Hacri-
nee hit; shannon. Two-base hits; Shannon.
Kelly hurley. Three-base hit: McFarian.
DouDie play: Hueglns to Kelley. First base
on balls; on Wagner, /: OF Cnech, 2. Hii
py pitched bail: BY Wagner, 2; by Chech. q
Time; l:45. Umpire: FiEgemeyer.