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Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-17
DENVER TAXES ALL THREE
Jump on Grsham's Curves and Pound Out
Seven Runs in One Inning.
LOOKED LIKE OHAHA's GAME At START
All of Denver's Scoring Done in Two
Innings and Outside of These
They Were Unable 60 Con-
meet with the Ball.

DENVER. Colo, June ls-(speciAl Tele-
gram Omaha lost the third and last game
of the series with Denver today in one Of
the most exciting contests ever seen on the
local grounds. Graham proved much
easier for the local men than any Of the
other Omaha pitchers and in the third and
sixth innings he was pounded out for
enough hits 10 roll up eleven runs. Omaha
started out al a merry clip. Pop Eyler.
who was In the box for the Grizzlies, seemed
TO be easy for Rourke's men and in the
first and second innings they secured a
good lead which they held until Denver
went to bat In. the third. A two-bagger
BY Jones and a home run By Frisk enabled
Denver 10 tie the score.
Graham got over the attack made on him
by the local sluggers In the third and
pitched ma gnihcent ball. His curves and
change Of pace were unexcelled and when
Omaha scored two runs in the fourth Den
ver's chances to win looked extremely slim.
In this inning. after Gonding went out at
FIRST on a ground ball, Graham cracked out
a ~three-sacker and would have scored II
he were not coached to go home on a hit
to Gus Dundon at third. AS II was he
went in and got caught at the plate. Car
ter stole second and scored on Genins
single. Calhoun singled out a neat one
90 left field and the score stood 6 to ( in
favor Of Omaha. In the sixth inning Den
yer found Graham Tor ak hits and sent
seven base runners over the rubber. One
Of the hits was a three-sacker by Frisk,
who knocked q home run earlier in the
game and another was a double by Webster.
With such a big lead EyleT had considera-
bic confidence and the visitors were unable
10 hit him in the remaining two innings.
Umpire Moran was rank on balls and
strikes and several Of his base decisions
were OF the raw description. Radcliffe was
put out Of the game. Attendance, 1890
Score. - -1
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-17
BADGERS ARE THE FAvoRITES
strong Feeling that the wisconsin
Crew VIII Win the
Varsity Race.

.PoUGHKEEPsIE, N. Y, June lathe
chief interest in the work of the college
crews today centered about the Wisconsin
and Georgetown representatives, as they
are the latest arrivals. The reports that
have come east concerning the Badgers
were SO hattsr1ng that there has been all
along a strong feeling here that their
chances OF winning the varsity race are
this year better than ever before. Conse-
qUently there was much disappointment
When Coach O'Dea announced that the
men would not row before this afternoon.
Georgetown stock has risen considerably
within the last two days, owing 70 the
warning given by Coach Hanlon OF Column
bia. 70 Hook out for Georgetown" and the
appearances Of the men from Washington
seems 70 bear out the impression that they
are a strong lot, although their average
weight. 16 pounds. is lighter than Cornell,
Pennsylvania or Wisconsin.
Coach Dempsey fears that Hanlon's re-
mark las raised the public's estimation OF
his crew higher than IL deserves. George
town is Handicapped IN being unable 70 use
its new shell. The boat WAS 50 badly dam
aged by the swells OF a steamboat on the
Potomac a few days ago that IL had TO be
discarded and the crew will use an old
shell which Dempsey says Is three or four
lengths slower than the new one.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-17
Very Pretty Race.

Talk about your league race" said an
enthusiastic Western league fan as he
looked over the blackboard standings. this
league of ours is showing up as neat a
little contest right now that could be asked
at this stage Of the season. There are
the three top ones, Kansas City, Denver
and Omaha. all within ABOUT nifty points
of one another, and Denver is only one
game ahead Of US, while he Cowboys are
approximately two games anead OF Denver.
That's a situation that you can find in no
other league just nov.
Nor is the fourth team. st. Joseph, so
far behind, while the rest Of the way down
they &c in pairs. Milwaukee and Colorado
Springs are fairly well matched up just
now for fourth and fifth places, while
Peoria and Des Moines are a practical tie
for the bottom. The only peculiar thing
about II TO me is that teams which are
showing such good ability as Des Moines
and Milwaukee should not climb faster.
True, Milwaukee has jerked itself up in
great shape recently. having now a per-
centage of 49,, but Des Moines is on the
ground, and the team as / saw II last
Certainly deserves something better"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-17
MAKES REPORT ON LEMLY
Naval Retiring Board Places DOcu-
ment In Hands of the
President.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE report OF
the Naval Retiring board which examined
Captain Lemley. the Judge advocate gen.
eral was today placed in the hands Of the
president by Secretary Moody. The board
condemns Captain Lemly physically and
he will go on the retired list soon. He is
at present at Salem, N. c., where his
sister died half an hour after his arrival
from Washington last Saturday. He Is
70 be continued in the once Of judge ad-
vocate general notwithstanding his retire.
ment by designation OF the secretary, under
what is known as the Chandler law, until
some permanent policy has been defined
as to his once. 1t seems probable that
some Of the purely naval duties pertain
ing to courts martial and the administra-
ton Of naval Justice may be deferred in
the future TO the naval bureau, leaving to
the Judge advocates once questions Of
civil law relating to contracts, etc. 10 the
department.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-17
REBATE PLAN NOT PRACTICAL
Palma Says "a would BE Expensive
and Almost ImPOsaibIe 10
Carry out.

WASHINGTON, June 16.-President
Palma Of Cuba has indicated to President
Roosevelt his conviction that the rebate
proposition relative TO Cuban sugar would
not be not only very Objectionable in it's
effect, but would be expensive and almost
impossible 10 carry out in the distribution
II Is not stated how this proposition will
be communicated to President Roosevelt.
but 1t is assumed that Secretary Hay will
be the medium, having been acquainted by
Senior Quesads, the Cuban minister, OF
President Palma's opinion on this subject.
Should IT become apparent that there is
no possibility Of an agreement between the
senate and house upon the pending recipro-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-17
ROOT TAKES RESPONSIBILITY
Secretary Authorized Payment Of Money to
General Comes BY General Wood
STANDS READY TO FURNISH PROOFS
Asserts that the Payments Were
Dictated by the wisest
of statesman-
ship.

WASHINGTON, June 1s.-Secretary Root
has assumed full responsibility for the pay
ment Of money TO General Conner by Gen
eral Wood during the American occupation
Of Cuba; and IL congress asks for an eKpls-
nation Of the matter he stands prepared to
furnish what he regards as the most con-
vincing proofs that the payments were die
tated by the wisest craftsmanship.
At the War department q high ofncial
stated the position Of the department In
the matter as follows:
The conditions in Cuba two years ago
were precarious. Not a. Cuban belieNeo
ever withdraw from Cuba and the haIt
famished veterans Of the Cuban army were
in a dangerous mood and clamor1ng, Tor
and front Of their army and had served
the revolutionary cause as its principAl
leader without having received a certineate
Of pay. General Wood and Secretary Root
thought afterward that General Gomez
was entitled to consideration; 10 q nome
which was supplied him and IN which
income, which last might be set down as
a small offset to the money. due Gomez
bans themselves regarded the matter in
the same light was shown by the passage
by the present Cuban congress, among the
a liberal pension for General Conner. II
is believed that but for this assumption
Of the costs Of Gomez living expenses
the conditions in Cuba must have par
alleled those in the PHILIPPINES and the
United States, after fighting Spain TO Sc
cure freedom for the Cubans, might have
been obliged to turn on them the force OF
its armies.
The necessity being present, in secre-
tary Roots view, the only other point
was the legality and propriety of the pay
ments. He soon satisfied himself that
there was not the slightest doubt on that
score. The military governor was Obliged
TO assume the responsibility for his dis
bursements and to exercise his discretion.
General Brooke did this and after him Cen
ersl Wood, and Secretary Root now fully
approves of everything they did, includ-
ing the payments to Gomez.
It is pointed out at the War department
as a curious fact that congress has beer
in full possession of the information tina;
Gomez had been receiving these payments
for no less than two years past. The Wal
department that far back submitted to con.
gress the full statement Of all expenses
in Cuba, and included in the list a state
ment Of the payment to General Gomez.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-17
saints shut out Peoria

PEORIA, June l6-Parvtn let Peoria
down today with two singles. He was
master at all times, while McGil became
wild in the first inning and was relieved
by Schafstan. Attendance, SO. Score;
St. Joseph IS oloOOO o 90 s .
Peoria .......O 0 0 Q 0 o 90
Batteries: Peoria. McGnl, schafstall and
Schrowbridge St Joseph, Parvin and Roth.
Wet Grounds Mt Colorado SPRING.
At Colorado springLcOlorado Springs
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-17
"a FAI FACE MAY o A FOUL BAR
GAIN" MARRY PLAIN 1 IF SHE USES
SAPOL|O

city propositions, then the president prob
ably will endeavor TO simplify the problem
by dropping the house out Of the ealcula-
tion by negotiating e treaty directly with
President Palma. II is true, such a treaty
would require the approval Of two-thirds
OF the senate, but II is believed that under
the changed conditions this would not be
impossible of attainment. At any rate, the
situation would be clarified by the omission
Of the house from the calculation and hence
it is that the project is being earnestly con-
sidered.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-17
Boston Forfeits to Pittsburs.

BOSTON, June 16.-Boston forfeited to
P%ittsburg today after four and a fraction
innings of play. The score then stood;
Pittsburg, 4; Boston, o. Rain, which had
been threatening, came In a brisk shower
after Wagner had struck ou.. Umpire
tain Longs request. The Bostons adopted
dilatory tactics, Gleason holding the ball
longer than the twenty seconds allowed
by rule and Captain Long refusing to
handle balls batted TO him. After two Of
the crowd rushed on the field and began
TO climb into the grandstand. Cantillon
thereupon forfeited the game TO Pittsburg.
In conversation after the game he declared
he was master of the field and proposed
to exercise his authority at all times.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-17
junior, and ReEents Play Tie.

An enthusiastic crowd witnessed an ex-
citing game Of ball last evening between
the Regents and the Union Stock Yards
Juniors. At the end of the sixth inning
the score stood to 4. and the game was
called on account OF darkness. The pitch
ing Of Quinn for the yards boys was the
feature Of the game, he striking out ten
men in the six innings. The Kennedy
brothers for the Regents did splendid work.
The Regents will PLAY a return game In
three weeks. Score:
RHE.
Juniors ....."-.".".S299 Ii Z
Batteries: Juniors, Quinn and Miller; Re
gents, Kennedy and Kennedy. Time: los.
Umpire: w. Reedy.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-17
Cuban Minister Presents CredsntiaI.

WASHINGTON. June i6-senor Gonzales
de Quesada. the new Cuban minister, was
today escorted 10 the White House by Sec
Rotary Hay and presented his credentials
TO President Roosevelt The new minister
Was unAceompanied By any sttAche. II
had been expected that the speeches ex-
changed between the president and the
minister would be important and inter-
esttng but Il was quite Otherwise, ana the
exchanges were exceedingly formal and
eonHentional.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-17

GLENs FERRY. Conn, June ls-Ar the
Yale crews did light work today owing to
the unfavorable weathe1 Harvard's var
sity oarsmen received fofty-hye minutes Of
spirited coaching this forenoon from Mr..
Higginson. He told his men they had been
rowing too light. He also told them that
Harvard is weak at Ysle's very strongest
point. the catch. He explained that Har-
ward hangs badly, while Yale drops the
oars without loss Of time. The other two
crews did light work and after the morn
ing practice all the oarsmen were informed
thai they had done ragged work.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-17
CLARK WILL BE ADVANCED
Captain IL TO CO Up seven Numbers
and BE Rear Admiral Il
Rank.

WASHINGTON, June is.-The president
today sent the following nominations TO
the senate:
Captain Charles z. Clark TO be advanced
seven numbers in rank TO be q rear sd-
miral In the navy.
Also Joseph z. Profhtt Of West Virginia
10 be consul at Pretoria, South Africa.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-17

Earned runs; Chicago. s. Two-base hits:
base hit: HulsWitt. sacrince hit: Jones.
stolen bases: Jones, Dexter, Chance, Tin
ker, HulswitC First base on balls: on
Frazer, 6: on Williams, l. HiG by pitched
ball: BY Frazer. L Struck out: BY Frazer.
by Williams. 3 Passed balls; Doom. 2
Wild pitch: Fraser, Time: las. Umpire:
O'Day.
brooklyn Easily Beats sL Louis.
BROOKLYN. June N-Brooklyn defeated
81 Louis rather easily IN the hnai game
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-17

IotllI-..... 9 M d q Totlla-....-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-17
Chickens PIenrfuI for FieId Trial.

SIOUX FALLS, s. d, June 8-Cspecial)
From present indications the annual meet
Of the South Dakota Field association, TO
be held on the grounds near salem IN Au-
history Of the association The grounds
are among the finest IN the country and
are being carefully patrolled TO protect the
prairie chickens now upOn them Iowa.
Minnesota. Nebraska. Illinois. Missouri and
other states will be represented at the
trials BY some Of the best dogs IN the
United States Chickens premise 10 be
mere nusnsr01s than fer yearA In soma
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-17
Second Baseman and Pitches on Trial
for Contempt of Court.

PHILADELPHIA, June 1B-Argument
was heard in common pleas court today on
the rule issued against Second Baseman
LaJoie and Pitcher Bernhard Of the Cleve-
land American base ball teams to show
cause why they should not be declared in
contempt Of court for playing base ball
club. John /. Rogers, who represented the
Philadelphia club, also asked that Charles
Somers, president Of the Cleveland club,
be included in the contempt attachment for
aiding and abbetting the players in dis
obedience 10 the courts order. Judge Raj
ston reserved decision.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-17
LONG prire Min. . Fort Dodse.

FORT DODGE. Ia-a June l6-Cspecial
Teiegram.CFoyl Dodge won from Albert
LesNin the game here today by Durkee's
bases. Durkee was, given the ovation.
Anderson, for Fort Dodge, also knocked a
home run. Score: Fort Dodge, 6; Albert
Lea 4 Batteries: Fort Dodge, Easton
and whittemore; Albert Lea. Haythorne
and Shocks.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-17

DENVER, June 16-Young Corbett has
announced that he will not fight Terry Nc
Govern in August, as planned. The cham
pion demands that the hght take place
time in October. Corbett will 20 east
early in September, when he will begin
training near New London, Conn. My
fight with Sullivan on next Friday night
and a bout the week following with Abe
Attell will be the only battles / will fight
before meeting McGovern." said the cham
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-17
Randolph Lifts close One.

BLOOMFIELD. Neb., June B~.-CSpecial.)
and Bloomfield gave a. exh
bition game of ball on the latter's ground
Sunday. II was a fast game and was lost
10 Randolph by errors. Score:
RH.E
Randolph .......0 0 o o os 1 /
Bloomfield - / Q 0 0 0 Ol s 4
Batteries: Randolph. MeNeal and Shat
fer; Bloomfield, Grant and Reid. Struck
put: BY McNeal, 4; by Grant, Z.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-17
Pierc. wins from osmond.

PIERCE, Neb., June 16@Special Tele-
gram.)-Piefce defeated Osmond in a game
Of base ball here this afternoon Score:
Pierce. s.: Osmond. s. Batteries: Pierce,
Gillard and Peterson; Osmond, Rohrberg
and Hays.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-17

Waited Tor NeWlin m the ninth.
""Zaldsk out in sixth on bunt strikes.
khnsss Gisy 80 sSSSSi5G u
Earned runs: Minneapolis, /; Kansas
City. s. Two-base HIT: Smith. T~hree-base
hits: Breyette. Grady. Stolen bases:
Phyle. Grant. Lynch, Leewe, Rothfuss.
pelski 1: on Newlin. II. Struck out: BY
Foreman. :; by Newlin. / Sacrifice hit:
Foreman, Left on bases: Minneapolis, S;
Kansas City. Z Double plays: Rothfuss
10 Leewe. Mcbride 20 Grady Wild pitch:
Chapelsh Time: 2:l0. Umpire. Ward.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-17

Totals. Il q Is

Earned runs: St Louis, 2; Baltimore, p
Two-base hit: Robinson. Three-base hits:
Kelly C9. Seymour, Burkett Sacrifice
hits: Mccormick, Cronin, Seymour. Hit
by pitcher: BY Donohue, / Wild pitch:
> rom on bonob Bsss J e stru cans out On Nv C Dono.
hue, s; by Cronin. 3. Left on bases: st.
Louis, Z; Baltimore, 6 Stolen bases:
pire: Connolly
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-17

rEEaSIrnsa rh bH M dSa z; 81 PSHi; /
drews, Kelley. Higgins. Three-base hits:
Shannon. Pierce. Home ran: Lumley.
Base on balls: on Cook. l. Hit By
pitched ball; Runkel. billiard. Sacrifice
hits: Lynch. Shannon. Struck out: BY
Cheeh. 3 Double plays: Lumley to Kel-
ley. Left on bases: Milwaukee, 10; st.
Paul, g. Stolen bases: Mcbride, Geier,
billiard, Lynch. Umpire: TyndaL. Time:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-17

Gleason out, hit by batted balL
%BstsaiiHstOn .,9S2StSSSS
Two-base hits. Carey. Gleason. Keiser.
First base on balls: on Yeager, 2 Hit by
pitcher: Yeager. First base on errors;
Detroit, !; Washington. 2 Left on bases:
Detroit, 4; Washington. T. Struck out: BY
Yeager, 3: by Orth. l. Double play. casey
to Gleason to Dillon. Time: las. Umpire:
Johustone
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-17
E

9. Two-base hits: DAILY, G. DAVIS, Fuitz.
L. Cross CD. Sacrifice hit: Green. Stolen
bases: Strang 90, Mertes. Balk: Porter.
Double play: DAILY to Davis TO IsbelL
Struck out: BY Grifhth, 8; by Porter, 2
First base on balls: on Grifith. 2; on
Empires: Sheridan and Carruthers.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-17
Blues Win First from MIIIera.

MINNEAPOLIS. June 16-Kansas City
won the opening game OF the series in the
second min today. Chaplesh was hit
hard and had 90 be taken out in the sec
ond inning. Nevlin pitched the remainder
Of the game in good form, but the locals
could not overcome the lead which the
visitors had made. Attendance, 1.O45. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-17

localities the grass is fairly alive with the
young birds. Already owners Of dogs which
will be entered in the tina have arrived
MississipDl.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-17

Al BirminghAm-Birmingham. 9; Nash
Vile, o.
AT Little Roek-Memphis, Il; Little
Rock. u.
AT AtlantazAtlanta 10; Chattanooga, L
At New Orleans-Shreveport, s; New
Orleans. 1
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-17

At Beloit-Beloit, 5; Chicago. g.
Al Fort DOdge-Fort Dodge, 6; Albert
Lea. MINI. 4
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-17
ST. Louis Beats Baltimore.

ST. LOUIS. June 16-Cronin pitched his
first game for the Baltimores today, but
the visitors ran the bases poorly and gave
him Indifferent support St Louis tied
the score in the eight and Heidrick's hit
in the ninth drove in the winning run. At
tendance, 1900. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-17

At Terre Haute-Rockford. 6; Terre
Haute. 3
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 4: Daven-
port. 3
Al bloomington Cedar Rapids. IS;
Bloomington. 8
AT Deeatur-Rock Island. 3; Decatur 2
Second game: Decatur. I; Rock Island. 2
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-17
Louisville Defeats indianapolis In One
Of Finest Games Ever Seen
at Former City.

LOUISVILLE. June i6-Louisviile de-
feated Indianapolis today in one OF the
finest games ever seen here. 1t was a
pitchers battle between Flaherty and
Willlams. ATTENDANCE. 800. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-17
Negro cOnfers with Roosevelt.

WASHINGTON, June I6- Booke T,
Of Tuskegee. Ala, today held
a lengthy conference with President Roose-
welt upon the subject OF southern appoint
ments.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-17

Earned runs: Brooklyn, 9 f1rst base
on errors: st Louis, 3; Brooklyn, / Left
on bases. St Louis. 5; Brooklyn l. Two
case hits: Flood, Sheckard. Three-base
hits: W. Donovan. Dolan. c. Farrell. Hits;
on Durham in six innings. -; on Ierkes
in two innings, l. Stolen bases: 2. DonO-
van, Dahlen. Double plays: Kruger to
Farrell to Brashear, O'Neil TO Farrell,
Sheckard to Irwin. Sacrifice hits: Smoot,
Flood, W. Donovan. First base on balls:
on Durham. 3; on Donovan, 2 Hit by
pitched ball: BY Durham, 2 Struck out:
BY Yerkee. 2: by Donovan, 4 Wild pitches:
BY Durham, 5. Times: las. Umpires:
power and Brown.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-17

WASHINGTON. June IA. z Prontt Of
West Virginia, has been decided upon a
consul 70 Pretoria. South Africa
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-17

Earned runs: Cincinnati, 3; New York,
2 First base on errors: Cincinnati. 2;
New York, 2 Left on bases: Cincinnati,
4; New York. 6. Two-base hits: Beck,
Corcoran, Steinfeldt. Magoon. Three-base
hit: Magoon. Stolen base: Smith. Sac
Tiaes rh hit; Br9die. Firft base on balls;
out: BY Mathewson, L Time: l:D. I'm
pire. Emalie.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-17
Take Third from New York.

NEW YORK, June 16.3Cincinnati made
Il three straight from New York today.
The visitors pounded Mathewson hard.
Magoon hit him for two singles, a two
Dagger and a three-base hit Attendance,
2,10o. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-17
GAMES IN NATIONAL LEAGUE
Appearance of Jennings in Game fOE
Philadelphia Did Not Keep Chi
eaEO from winning.

PHILADELPHIA, June I6-Hugh Jen-
nings made his appearance with Philadel-
from winning. Fraser was hit hard in The
nrst inning Attendance, L,4S0. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-17
Standing OF the Teams.


Games today: Kansas City at Minneap-
oils, Milwaukee at ST Paul Columbus al
Toledo al Louisville
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-17
Noise Against Dundee.
College Base Ball.

The Noise and Dundee teams played a
ball game yesterday afternoon. the score
being 1 10 8 in favor OF the Noise club.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-17
INDIANAPOLIS.

Lett on bases: LOUISVILLE, 4 lndianapo-
lis. g. Three-base hit: Tannehill. Sacrifice
hits: Thiel Flaherty. Double plays: ely
mer to Schhub, Fiourney TO n Sto-
len base: Cannon. Struck out: BY Fla
herty, 2 by Williams. ? Hit by pitcher:
Cannon, 2; Heydon, 2 Bases on balls
BY Flaherty, ]; by Williams. l. Time
l:H. Umpire: Haske
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-17
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES
Ortiz Had Detroit NJ His Mercy After
First Inning shd Won for
washington.

DETROTf. June iG-After The arst in
ming. when Detroit punched ak hits for q
total Of four rum. Orth had the locals at
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-17

Of the present series At washington park
today. unh was knocked out OF the
box IN the sixth inning, while Donovan
held the visitors down 70 two hits At
tendance. I500. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-17

CHICAGO, June 16-Philadelphia tried
out a new pitcher today. He did well
after the second inning, but was wild and
received ragged support at the start. At
tendance, 1850. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-17
Vet Grounds NJ Colorado Springs.
Standing of the Teams.
Southern Association.

Games today: Omaha at Colorado
Springs. Des Moines al Denver. Kansas
City al Peoria, St. Joseph at Milwaukee.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-17
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Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-17

his delivery. one Of these was a scratch.
after two we're out Attendance, 2,l5s.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-17
Standing of the Terms.
ARGUMENT HEARD IN LAJOIE CASE.

Games today: Philadelphia at Chicago,
Baltimore at st. Louis. Washington at De-
troit, Cleveland at Boston.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-17
st. Paul Batted Cook Hard.

MILWAUKEE. june l6-st. Paul batted
Cook and Olmsted today and won an easy
victory. Geier's batting was the feature.
Attendance, $50. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-17
standinE of the Teams.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

today; Brooklyn at Philadelphia,
lew York at Boston.