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Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-20
Arrangements Complete and Draw
tnRa to he Made NH rruo.I


-, al, arrangements are complete for the
inlodie west tennis tournament which opens
monday at the Omaha Field club courts and
me me members OF the club will be at ali trains
players as they arrive No pains will he
spared to show the visitors a rovai time
anu some form OF entertainment has been
pg0ylded Tor each evening.
Ihe drawings were to have heen held
saturday evening, but because of several
players who had not finished the tourna-
ment at Sioux City, which was delayed be-
cause OF rain, they will be held tonight at
the Field club. For the same reasons en-
the Field club, when the drawings will be
made. The entries now number sixty-eight
an innovation will be tried this year
OF all lovers OF tennis in Omaha Formerly
II has been the custom of the club to ex-
clude all visitors from watching the
different The public is invited 10 witness
the matches and as many chairs as practic-
benches provided for the lawns so that
1000 may be seated and as many more nnd
room to stand. The club invites the public
to witness this tournament and wishes
none to feel backward about coming out II
they have any desire to see the splendid
tennis matches This is not intended as an
invitation to the courtesies of the club.
which will be taxed to care for the MEM
bers and their guests.
The prizes for the tournament are on eX-
hibition in Browning-Klng's window; that
is, some of them are, for they were so nu-
merous that all would not go In the window
These prizes are surely an inducement for
any player to enter and to do his best for
none better have ever been offered in the
west.
F. j. Hill, formerly of the Field club and
one Of the most enthusiastic players In the
country, has consented to come from Chi.
caEo to referee the matches. The courts
were In excellent condition for the Matte
son and Smith-Caldwell and Young match
for the city championship yesterday and
will be in better shape when the tourna-
ment starts, as the committee has the roll
lers on constantly. Play will start each
morning at 10 and in the afternoon at $3.50
and all players are warned to be present
when their time comes on penalty OF for
felt
Pursuant 10 the plan of making every
thing as pleasant for the visitors as pos
sible some form OF entertainment has been
provided for each evening according TO this
schedule:
Monday, initiation Knights of Ak-Sar- Ben
at the Den; Tuesday. athletic carnival
Wednesday dance at club: Thursday, auto
mobile ride; Friday smoker, and Saturday,
dance at club. No stone will be left un-
turned to make the stay Of the visitors as
pleasant as possible.
The list OF entries insures for the middle
west tournament some OF the best tennis
ever seen in this section of the country and
the tennis committee OF the Field club is
deserving OF great praise for the manner in
which the tournament has been worked up.
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FIeId Climb VIM I'D cold.

Golf players from the Omaha Field club
turned the tables on the Country club
players at the Field club Saturday aft
ernoon and defeated them by the score of
30 to p. The play was match play, the
first nine holes TO count one, the second
nine holes one, and the match one. Three
times this year the. Country club players
have beaten the Field club boys and there
was great tubilation at the Field club
last night over the victory. Harry Nc
CorInick brought his players to the old
Poor Farm with all the confidence in the
world, and the men started out in pairs
at o'clock. When his crack player,
r. r. Kimban the first to finish, was re-
turned a loser by Guy Thomas. and when
each succeeding golfer came back, nearly
all losers, he ordered them all back 10 the
stable for further practice.
Fairfield was the only Country club player
who made a clean sweep, while Rahm beat
Kinsler g. Sharp beat Banker 3, Bone beat
] Rediek g. Carrier beat Davis 3. Dawson
beat Wilhelm 8, Entriken beat Hull 3, and
Lindsey beat Cope 3 points. The Country
club boys accused the Field club players OF
practicinR by electric light. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-20
CoNEY IS GOING GOOD AGAIN
Captain Dunn's Fast PAGER showing
Much of His Old Speed.

much OF HIS Otu SBNNN'
Cant Dunn's black gelding, Coney, was
sent three fast miles last "Wednesday, IN
2:l5, 213h and 2I7. Coney Is getting PACK
to beat on the grand circuit, and TINS IL
all without the hopples. Mr.. PofinbargeT
has done what many horsemen claimed I,SS
oGd a0t % Sg t9rned oVeT to him to han
die He looks now as though he might
go to the races again. -, IL.
Baron Allerton was sent some iest nlies
Tuesday and is going fine -,.ou,,o1
Mr. Nash's mare Sadie N, was WORKED
few slow miles the first part OF ne week WEEK;
and a good program is PROMISED. ~ y
hoped It will not be married by such acct
J. w. Hunter has purchased that good
green PAGER, Sam, from l. j. Moriarity' e ana
Is now in Walter Galloways string, sam sam
was asked to go his first mile the other DAY
and did II nicely in 2:20 nat. Mr. Hunter
ought to do we'll with this horse next
a match race between Baron Alerton
and Sadie n. would be interesting ana a
drawing card. Let 1t be mile heats best
These horses are no doubt the premier
trotters OF Omaha and are 10 be PROUD o.,
Black Hawk was worked Iuesday, ne
is getting over his sickness which prevented
him from starting last saturday
Philopene is going faster each workout.
Let the starts be good next Saturday and
bar any dissatisfaction and thereby mar
some new horses will be seen next satur-
KnnawiIl, former Omaha matinee PAGER.
is winning in Denver. -,,-
Why can't Omaha have PUBLIC speeding
track such as all other first class cities
have? Start the ball rolling.
Votaries of trotting. and pacing should
attend the matinees OF the Omaha Driving
club and encourage n race meet.
Walter Galloway worked out four or MS
string this week. Sam in 21SH, Queen
| Asoes, 2:23, George NJ. slow mile In 2:4O,
Bessie II. three slow miles.
Ironess worked a nice half in 1907 to a
| cart at the BLUFFS.
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Defeats New York by oppOr-
tune Hitting and Good Fielding.
' NAAH 1ReA y
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Aug 19.-Chicago Nationals
defeated New York today by hitting Witse
opportunely and fielding well. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-20

The Byrne-Hammer base ball team de-
feated the Carpenter Paper company by
noon. Batteries: Carpenter Paper com
pany, Bando, Young and Smith; Byrne-
Hammer. Leary and Mokry.
Stone Is only few points behind Keller
In the contest for the American League
crown and 81. Louisans hope that the local
representative win soon pass the New
vantage toward the close OF the season
George has batted himself into popularity
with his teams patrons and 4 testimonial
purchased through subscription, will be
presented 70 him when the Browns return
month ago he was regarded as an Ordi-
achievements are commented on in every
sporting paper In the country Sporting
q month ago Stone was an "ordinary eT-
pertinent" A month ago and more he was
even eroWoinG the 800 mark mighty hard
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q Time; 21S. Umpire: Connolly. Attend
Postponed Game.


At Detroit-Both Boston, Detroit games
postponed; rain.
At Cleveland was hinston-Cleveland game
postponed rain.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-20
COMPANY COMES TO TERMS
Illinois Tunnel Company VIII Use Air
Pressure 40 Save Chicago
Buildings.

CHICAGO, Aug l9.-Commissioner OF
Public Works Patterson was informed to-
day that the Illinois Tunnel company
will comply with the citys demands for
proper safeguarding OF the construction
work Of the subways and that no work
be done with out air pressure
Engineer George w. Jackson told the
commissioner that although the company
has not received the letter from Mayor
Dunno ordering the work on connections,
new drifts and by-passes not under air
pressure stopped at once. In order 10 pre-
vent the settling Of streets and buildings,
the company is anxious TO do anything TO
add safeguards TO the construction ana
will not oppose the cityS dsmARdA
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-20
CALDWELL AND YOUNG AGAIN
Veterans Win City Championship il
Doubles at Field Club.
THREE STRAIGHT SETS GO TO WcTORs
Smith and Mstteson Put Up Game
Fight, but the Holders Prove
Their Title by superior
Play.

Caldwell and Young are again the cham
pion tennis players in doubles in the city.
This was decided at the Field club satur-
day afternoon, when Caldwell and Young
defeated Matteson and Smith. winners in
the recent city tournament, in three
straight sets. BY winning the match yes
terday Caldwell and Young not only gain
the right to be called city champions for
another year, but also become the owners
of the handsome cups offered by the Field
club and which were to be won by the
same team twice to gain possession.
A large gallery watched the play from
the lawn and porches of the Field club
and applauded the good plays OF both
teams. From the first game It was evil
dent that Caldwell and Young were playing
in the better form than the boys from
West Farnam. Smith was not in his best
form, as he had Travelled all night from
Denver to play the match and did not have
his usual vim,
Each player had a different style OF play,
although Matteson and Smith both. as a
rule, resorted to the lob, while Young was
inclined to use the Lawford stroke and
Caldwell played a careful game and made
1t his point to place the ball when possible.
Both Caldwell and Young tried to keep
away from the lobbing game as much as
possible, but Smith would invariably lob II
back.
Caldwell and Young soon realized that
Smith was the weaker player Of the two,
and both put most OF the balls to him.
On the other hand both Matteson and
Smith placed all the balls possible at Cald-
well. realizing that Young was playing
strong and in fine form.
After the first fright had worn away
Matteson and Smith took a brace, but II
awaited them naught and the fast work Of
Young and the careful game of Caldwell
kept them all the while on the defensive
and at the rear Of the courts, where they
would lob only to eventually be met by a
smash bY Young Scnra.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-20
Race. MT Alliance.

main with the Tacoma team until NOvem-
Der.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-20
IowAN WINS TRI-sTATE TENNIS
Hayes Easily OverthrOvs Grand Rap
ids Man in Challenge Round.

SIOUX CITY, Ia, Aug 19.-(special Tele-
gram; )-Malter Hayes OF Toledo, Ia. de-
Mich, I'm the challenge round OF the Tri-
state tennis tournament. by the scores OF
60, 6-l, 81, Ga. Hayes easily outplayed
Lee, winning the first ten games straight
and was always in the lead. He won on
superb placing and excellent Judgment.
In the finals OF the doubles w. 5. Gilman
and r. A. Baker OF Sioux City, holders Of
the 1904 championship and challenge cup
won from Hayes and Monnet In the middle
OF the second set by default. Gilman and
Baker took the first set rs and had the
score 4-0tn their favor in the second set.
when Hayes and Monnet defauted. The
Sioux City men played superior tennis and
were improving steadily as the game pro-
crossed.
The summary OF the tournament follows:
Hayes, champion In singles Blatherwick OF
Rock Valley, runner-up in singles; Gilman
and Hayes, runners-up in doubles; Hoffman
OF Parkston, S. D., winner OF the consola-
ton singles; Bailey and Burton, winners OF
the consolation doubles.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-20
INnIANAPOLIs.
MINNRAPOLIs
MiIwnukee wins Moth Gnmen.


MILWAUKEE,, Aug. 19.-Mlwaukee won
two games from Toledo today, the first by
score of to 3. Score, first game:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-20
MURDERER COMMITS SUICIDE
Lambert NIehRus at 81. Louis Ends
Life in Cell with
Penknife.

ST. LOUIS Aug. l9.-In the presence Of
the death watch Lambert Niehaus, under
sentence 10 be hanged next Monday for
killing his brother-in-law. today committed
suicide by stabbing in his cell al the city
jail. He used an ordinary penknife and
stabbed himself In the abdomen three
times. Death was instantaneous.
Jailer Dawson says that Niehaus was
thoroughly searched ana does not believe
that the penknlfe was in Niehaus' possess
sion yesterday The guard awakened Me-
haus this morning and tneh turned 20 tho
cell Of Henry Heusack, under sentence TO
be executed the same time as Niehaus
They heard Niehaus. fan and when they
reached his cell he was dead.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-20
New York VIM Dbl Tenth.
NEW YORK

CHICAGO, Aug. 1s.-By opportune hit
Ing IN the tenth inning New York today
efeated Chicago, 4 TO 2 Score;
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OF THE OMAHA TEAM
Week of Better hitting and Poorer
Fielding Than Common.

Last week was week OF disaster for
the Omaha team, the loss OF three games
ct Pueblo putting the Champions back into
fourth place after they had made q gallant
fight for and secured third from Sioux City,
and seemed within reach of second place.
The pitchers seem to have lost their cum
ming, particularly McCloskeys who was
hammered numerically each time he
showed himself, while both Hall and
Phester were bumped with much vlgor at
Pueblo. Omaha lost four OF the seven
games played during the week, which Is
the dullest record offered for some time.
The team hitting has moved up to the
highest notch IL has seen this season, while
the fielding has fallen back but one per-
centage point. The only real feature Of
the week was the fact that Johnnie Gond-
ing made another error, his fifth for the
season, and the first since June 80 at Sioux
City. Up to yesterday he had caught forty
one games without an error. This is
good enough record for anyone, and we
Will forget that he made this last one.
The figures for the team are:
BATTING AVERAGES.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-20
BROOKLYN Defeats Pittsburg.
PITTsBURG.

BROOKLYN, Aug. 1e.-Hanlons men de-
sated the Pittsburg Nationals here today
l well played game by a score of to
gCora.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-20
OMAHA IS STILL TO THE BAD
Even Jack Pfeister Gould Not Win His
Game with the Rolling Mill Men.
TOUCHED UP TO EXTENT OF TWELVE HITS
Mccall Amateur Holds Pa ROurke's
Bunch Down TO Nine Hits and n
Good Many Scores short
of winning Game,

PUEBLO, Aug. ls.-with Lee, Pueblo's
new local pitcher, pitted against PA"
Rourke's Jack Pfeister. the Indians today
easily won the third straight from the
Omahas 9 to T. In addition to good support
in the field at critical times the Indians
were strong with the big stick and touched
Pfeister for twelve hits, many Of them for
extra bases. Four times Omaha had two
men on bases and once each Of the sacks
was occupied but Lee was equal to the &C.
casion and mixed them up in such a way as
20 make the Omaha stick artists fan The
ozone. Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-20

.Ratted for smIth IN tenth

ChesbEo, IN three innings. Left on bases:
New York, Z; Chicago, 8. TWo-base hits:
Davis, Wiliama az, Tannehill. ElOcTfeld.
Sacrifice hit; FultE, Stolen base: Davis.
Double plays; Tannehill 70 DOnohue 70
Davis, Chesbro 70 Elberfeld 20 Chase.
Bases on ballsi on Newton, 5; on Smith.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-20
Totals. ....ss IL 80 10 4

"BhIteu Tot hIIToy IN tenth.
Louisville ,.........G S9S9si -
Earned runs: Louisville, 2 Two-base
hits: Clay (2). Wheeler. Noonan, s. suiiI-
van, Hallman. Stolen bases: s. Sullivan,
Clay. Woodruff, Geier. Hits on Sessions,
nings. Bases on balls: on Sessions, 2; on
Kilroy, 8; OF Ferguson, 5. Hit by pitcher:
Sessions /; by Kiroy, /. Sacrifice hits:
Shaw 90, Quinlan, Carney, ], Sullivan. Left
on bases Louisville, 6; st. Paul. 10. Time:
1855. Umpire: King. Attendance: 1900.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-20

state which have golf clubs and which
would probably enter such an organization
are Lincoln, Holdrege, NeorSskan I RFsiSIi
sunderiand and several other PROMINENT
club members are spending considertetpise
time in working UP the tournament winch
bids fair to be go.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-20

and Donaghue put the ball over the right
field fence for three sacks, scoring Shaher.
Nestlebush pitched a good game and also
made three hits out Of four times up. Score!
Tekamah .......o ioo2o 9
Advos ..........1 0 Q o o 81
Batteries; Tekamah, Nestlebush ana
COpple: Advos, Mclean. Brown, Doneehue
and Huckten. Struck out; BY Nesuebush,
s. by Mclean, = Three-base hit; Doneghue.
TwO-base hit: Huckten. Double plays.
Hunter (unassistedl, Hunter 70 Brown 70
Huckten. Time: 1880. Umpire: Gillis
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-20
southern LenEue Games.

At Chattanooga-First game: Little Rock
s.; Shreveport, 3. Second game: Shreve-
port Z; Little Rock. 2.
At Atlanta--Atlanta, 3: Nashville, 2
At Memphis-First game: New Orleans,
B.; Memphis, /. Second game: Memphis, q;
New Orleans, l.
At Montgomery-Montgom Z; Birm-
ingham, 3,
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-20
Nebraska golf Assocfation.

A movement is on foot for a golf tourna-
ment for the Nebraska state champion
ship. Members OF the Field club have been
working up a sentiment In favor OF such
a tournament to be held during the week
OF September a at the Field club. Consid-
cradle encouragement has been given for
ganiEe NsbTaskA Golf association 70 hold
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-20
stevens defeats Bebr at Tennis.

SOUTHAMPTON, n. Y, Aug. 1s.-With
the victory OF Richard Stevens In the lawn
tennis singles today, the tournament on the
courts Of the Meadow club was practically
brought to an end. Stevens defeated the
Yale champion. Karl Behr, In easy fashion.
In the attempt at finishing the doubles the
pairs played fve sets without a result, as
they were even at the NTH set when dark
ness forced diseontinuance OF play.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-20
Mckay Loses His Rabbit Foot.

DENVER, Aug. 19.-Consistent hitting by
Hartzell, Randall and Perrinc who divided
gether with Longs error allowed Denver
TO defeat Des Moines six to three. Seven
of the nine hits were timely and figured In
the scoring. Hartzelrs home run was past
Ganley In center PERKINS, was over Caffyn's
head in left. Des Moines scored in the sec.
ond on Rossmans three Dagger and CAT
fyn's single, In the third on Rossmans sim
gle and Wolfe's two Dagger and in the
ninth on Shugarts single and Caffyn's three
Dagger.
Hartzelps homer came in the third
Longs error off McHale came in the NTH
with two out. HartZell singled and Ran
dali hit for two bases, scoring both. Per-
rine chased himself around In the sixth
In the seventh two more tailed on four
singles, pass and a sacrifice. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-20
Team. 49,. Ice S4ls 4.
FIELDING AVERAGES.
FIELD CLUB DEFEATS CoOPERs

Team. .... 1870 1881 1879 42sO 1853
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Grand IsIana DeIsats Fremont

GRAND ISLAND, Neb,, Aug, l9.-(SpecIal
-Grand island had Fremont shut
out until the eighth inning, when they
scored their two runs. Score:
Grand Island % 1900 900 "a i
Fremont ..,...,.0 0 o o 0 0 o %
Batteries; Grand Island. Levin and Whit
comb: Fremont, Adams and Creighton.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-20

The Burlington & Missouri Railroad base
ball team won an uphill game Saturday aft
ernoon from F. E, Bruce & Co. on Cretgh-
ton field. The features OF the game were
the fast fielding Of Third Baseman Weed of
that team Score: R.HE
burlington 20 1O2 2122 10 Il 2
Bruce ....n....4 0 y y 0 o. % 10 4
Batteries, Bruce, McDougal & Wallace;
Burlington, Neal and Rothery.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-20
Two Games at RuskIu

RUsKIN, Neb, Aug. ls-(Speeiall ION the
large crowd witnessed two interesting
gaines. Deshler defeated Bruning by to
i oak won from DeshleT by 10 2. Several
accidents occurred and the slide-fOT-life
man was badly hurt by fall. The weather
was IDEAL
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-20

Earned runs: Minneapolis, g. Two-base
hit: Freeman. Sacrifice hits: Greminger,
Freeman, Schmidt Moran. Hit by pitched
ball; BY Curtis, 4; by Stovall, 1. First
base on balls: on Thomas, /; of Curtis,
5. Hits: on Curtis in fve innings, S; of
Fisher In three innings, /; off Stovall in
two innings, l. Struck out; BY Curtis,
g. by Fisher, 2; by Thomas, T. Passed
BALL Weaver. Stolen bases: stovall, Fox.
Jones, Freeman. Left on bases: Mime
apolis. 81 Indianapolis, l. Wild pitch: Cur
tbs. Time: 1:45 Umpires: Owens and
Haskell. Attendance, 5000.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-20
New York AmerIcans my Keete.

TACOMA, Aug. l9.-Robert keefe. the star
pitcher OF the Tacoma base ball team, has
been sold 10 the New York American
League club. II is presumed that the price
ny the Chicago Nationals. KSefs win re-
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The only feature Of the game was the ire
mendous hitting on both sides. Score;
rotaIn...n q IN


Earned runs. sioux ylty, " 81. Jos,tpnnI, .
(on Bills. Two-base hits: Weed Noblit'
schnz, Ketchem, link. Molineaux Three
base hit: Noblit. Double play; Quillan TO
Schiz to link. Left on bases: Sioux city,
8; st. Joseph, g. Stolen bases: Sheohan,
Weed, Pulsifer (O. Sacrifice hits: star
magic, Shea. Bases on balls: on Jarrott z.
on Thomas, T. Struck out: BY Bits, :; by
Jarrett g. Time: l:25. Umpire: Caruthers'
Abundance. Q00
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-20

TEKAMAH. Neb.. Aug. iS.-(speeial.)-
Tekamah won from the AdVoa this after
score was made in the hrst inning when
5haffer received free transportation 70 arst
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-20
KANSAS CITY.
CoLUsPUs

Earned runs; Columbus, /; Kansas City,
3 Two-base hits: Castro, Donahue, Davis,
Sacrifice hits: Cassidy, zearfoss, Ryan,
Clymer. stolen bases: Eels, Davis Con-
galton, Hultswitt, Barbeau 90, Double
plays: Clymer TO Hultswitt to Kim, Huls-
witt TO Sihm. Bases on balls: on Eels, Z;
OFF Berger, T. Struck out! BY Eels, 4: by
Berger, 8. Wild pitch: Eels. Hit by pitched
balls: Bonner, Berger. Passed bah Ryan.
Umpire: Sullivan. Attendance: 500.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-20
MILWAUKEE.

Earned run: Milwaukee. Two-base hits:
base GaTf First base on L Sss stolen
Goodwin, 6; off OBrien, g. Passed ball
r, Clark Struck out: BY Goodwin, g. by
O'Brien, g. Double plays: McChesney to
Mccormick TO Robinson, Clingman TO De-
mont. Sacrifice hits: J. O'Brlen, Hemp
HILL Mccormick, Goodwin. Left on bases
Milwaukee, A. Toledo, 5. Umpire: Kane.
Attendance, 2,460.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-20

TWo-base hit; Batch. Three-base hits:
Clarke, Batch. Sacrifice hits: Clarke,
Brain Stolen bases: Clymer, Leach, Wag-
ner, Lumley. Double plays: Hall to Lewis
to Malay; Malay to Lewis to Gessler;
Ritchey to Howard; Wagner to Howard.
First base on balls: on Jones, l.; off Hille-
brandt, O. First base on errors: Pittsburg,
BY Hlilebrandt, 6. Passed bali. Bergen.
Wild pitch: Jones. Time: 1:H Umpire
tombstone Attendance. 1900.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-20
PIrERIO
OMAHA.

Earned runs: Pueblo 6; Omaha 3. Stolen
Blake, Delehanty, Messitt Home runs,
Thomas. Two base hits: Messltt, Dolan,
WEIGH, Sehipke, Gonding. Bases on balls,
Lee I; by Pfester, 8. Left on bases;
omahe- y; Pueblo. 8. Hit by pitched ball,
GondinR
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-20

OAKLAND, Neb, Aug. p.-(Special Tele-
gran. THE Farrells OF Omaha defeated the
locals here today by a score OF to l, score
R.H.E.
Batteries: Farrells, Kehoe and Strong;
Oakland. Vincent johnson and Pagan
Two-base hits: II. PalmqUist, Cook. Struck
out: BY Kehoe. Is; by Vincent. 5. Umpire
Storkan.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-20

Two base hits. Abbott. Budura three
base hits, Budura Bonner; base on balls,
by Taylor. 3, by Snuff 10; struck out by
Taylor 8, by Snunf 8; hit by pitched ball,
Taylor l, by Snuff O. Umpires-F'oley and
Jack Lund,
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.siouA ImprovInE Opportunity.

SIOUX CITY, Ia, Aug. ls-sioux City
won tne NTH game of the present series
from 81. Joseph by pounding Thomas all
over 9t the the lot hitting, him for twenty two
Every man on the team got one or more
hits while scoring was done In all but one
inning Bills started in to pitch for Sioux
In the sixth. With two on bases Jarrott
went on the slab and famed out three men
IN succession; He held them safe at all
umes, the only hits made on him being IN
the ninth, when two singles were lined out