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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-02-25

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-e -cse-cssootu--gg reb. 25.-A telegram
from Huan Mountain, Manchuria.
says:
''The Russian reconnaissance in
force in the Tsinkhetchen district COM
PEELED the Japanese to bring nine bat
talions and twelve guns into action.
The gradual advance of the Japanese
in that district continues, causing our.
outposts to withdraw, fighting, to their
main positions.
"On Feb. p we had two officers and
siXty-twO men wounded
All is quiet elsewhere at the front,
with the exception Of the usual ex-
change OF shots
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-02-25
BOUND FOR vLADWosToK.
Large Jap Warship and Twenty Tor
pedo Boats.

st. Petersburg, Feb. 25.-General
Kuropatkin, in a dispatch dated Feb.
%, sends a report that twenty Japa-
nese torpedo boats and large war
ship are on their way to Vladivostok.
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Amateur CARNIVAL at Kansas Citr

KANSAS CITY. Mo-. oct. 7.-Arrange-
menus atsihts nave been completed by the Missouri
AthleUc club for its national amateur b0r
ihs ana wrestling tournament which Is 10
be held az Convention hali on Monday. No
yemper 8. The entertainment promises 10
De the largest athletic event ever held In
we west and all amateurs in this part Of
tne country are eligible to compete FOR the
handsome trophys which will be awarded
In each class. PiiNeS
The weights for both boxing and wrest-
ms have been divided into seven classes
nnn,duo pounds, ilb pounds, rs pounds is5
ID9nus' 80 pounds, 1853 pounds and heavVs
weight the latter class being FOR boEeyys
ana wrestlers weighing over l5s pounds
Anlateur rules viii govern both the boxinR
D ou ana the wrestling contests which
III LOT boxers to go three rounds and the
washing matches TO be limited 10 flfteen
minutes each, Any amateur boxer or virsst
ltr desiring To enter this tournament nSv
s sSi entry blanks which will give him
HsrI me information; by addressing J. III
nut street, Kansas City, Mo. "a'-
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BEATS OMAHA c. C. TEAM
Young PresbyteriRns Too strong for
the Embryo Business Men,

The Omaha Commercial college were de-
feated by score of II to down at Belle
vue Saturday. With a strong wind from
the SOUTH Omaha kicked of to Bellevue;
ball down on the twenty Vineyard line
Bellevue, defending the north goal, carried
II to the 1fteen-yard line, was held for
downs. Omaha carried the bali for downs
twenty yards, was forced to punt the ball
striking player and bounded back of the
goal line. Omaha kicked out to TWENTY-FIVE
yard line, Bellevue with good team work
carried It over for touchdown. Brown
of half: OPS.
The second half Bellevue worked some
fine fake plays and team work began to
tell, nearly every down making its dis
lance. Omaha lost two chances to score
on account of fumbles Several times both
teams were forced to punt Brown of Belle
Vue being the gamer. Omaha forced the
play to Bellevue's three-yard line, but lost
on a tumble on the next play. Benson was
tackled behind his own goal line, giving
Omaha the only two points they made in
the game. Bellevue finally got things rush
ing along their own way, making two
touchdowns and one goal in the second
half The Benson brothers of Bellevue
made some fine returns and good gains.
Loring, an eX-high school boy, did fine
work for Bellevue in smashing interference
and returning punts 0maha's best ground
gamers were Cox, Watson and Smith, and
with little interference could have done
much more. The half ended with the ball
on Bellevue's f1fteen-yard line Score: II
to 2. The lineuo:
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CHICAGO

VI darkness.
Earned runs: St. Louis, 3; Chicago, g.
rwo-base hits: Callahan, Davis. Three
1ase hit: Wallace Hits: on Buchanan,
!, In one and one-third inning; on Nanzant,
in six and two-thtrds innings. Passed
5aiI: Hart Stolen base: Gleason. Hit
oy pitched BALL BY Vanzant, Smith. Wild
pitches: Smith, 4, Bases on balls: on
buchanan, 2; of Vanzant, 2; of Smith, I.
Struck OUT BY Buchanan, 1; by Vanzant,
u by Smith, 8. Left on bases: st, Louis,
s. Chicago, l. Time. 1.40. Empires:
o Loughlin and Mccarthy. Attendance:
400.
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DAKOTANS ARE OUTCLASSED
Esbraska's Coal Line is Crossed oHOs a.
Result Of Bad Fumbls.
SCORE is FoRN-rwo TO SIX
Home Team Has Advantage OF
weight-IOhRsO9, DenslOw ana
Morse Make Successful
Sprints.
CFrom a STAFF Correspondent

LINCOLN. oct. 7.-(special Telegram.)-
South Dakota was outclassed on the uni
versity gridiron today and Nebraska won,
AZ to c. A tumble by Nebraska on the four
yard line allowed Case the visitors speedy
quarterback to grab the ball and run the
length of the field for touchdown. This
and the ease with which the Cornhuskers
marched down the field for a steady process
sion OF touchdowns we're the sole redeem
ing features of the annual clash OF the two
elevens.
The score credited TO the northerners was
due to one OF the veriest OF fukes. with
the ball on South Dakotas two-yard line
and only one more plunge needed to carry
1t over. Wilson, Nebraska's right half. FUN
bled. The oval pumped square into the
open arms Of Case Dakota's quarter, who
cleared the bunch In flash and ran down
the field and over the Cornhuskers' goal.
Booths dazed pupils vainly pursued, but
Case had a long lead and was too fast to
be caught. Once again South Dakota
sneaked the ball ont OF the pile on it's own
one-yard line, Bromley racing the full
length OF the gridiron for another touch
down, but the oficials ruled that the ball
was dead and in Nebraska's possession and
the Cornhuskers soon pushed through for
another score.
Nebraska tumbled eXecrably, FORGETTING
the ball a half dozen times when within
few yards Of the opposing goal line. but
for which the Cornhuskers' total easily
should have been over sixty. Booths mon
also were lame on kicking goals falling on
six tries out OF eight touchdowns.
In every department the South Dakotans
were completely routed and while making
a determined stand, they were helpless to
stand up against Nebraska's rushes or to
even once make their distance and retain
the ball on down. The margin of weight
was also against the visitors and long runs
around the ends by the Nebraska backs and
ends were so profuse to become a mo-
notony.
The fiashiest sprnts of the game were
achieved by Johnson and Denslow, the
Cornhuskers' ends. who broke loose fire.
quently for gains varying from thirty to
sixty yards. Morse. Nebraska's quarter.
pulled Off several dazzling runs lodging
with rare dexterity. while Mason, Weller,
Taylor and Cotton were used effectively in
plunging through the line. The lineup: p.
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AMES, Ia, Oct. 7.--(SpeciaD The foot
bail team the past week has been under
going some stringent practice. From scrim-
mage work and the game with Coe college
a week ago it is very apparent that Coach
In the first part of the Coe game, Ames
was outplayed, but owing to its good physi-
cal endurance 1t took but short time TO
the points that Coach Ristine has been
instilling into the linemen is their ten
dency to play too high and he has been
direction II IS no secret that the Ames
team does not have the weight that 1t
has had in recent years and great deal
ORDER to stand any show of winning team
this fall. 1t will mean an unlimited amount
of hard work to get the team In shape
for the game with the Minnesota team
which occurs at Minneapolis next Saturday
and 1t is likely that they will be given
some urgent work the coming week.
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ST. LOUIS.


Home run: Odwell. Stolen bases: Sey
mour, Huggins, Vowinkle. Bases on balls:
or Brown, 3; OF Vowinkle, 3. Sacrifice
hits: Vowinkle 90. Struck out: BY Vo-
Wrinkle, 4; by Brown, 3. Wild pitches:
Brown, /; Vowinkle, l. Time 1880 Umpire:
tombstone. Attendance: $500.
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BELLEVUE.
OMAHA.
ONLY SCORE AS WHISTLE BLOWS
Creighton Wins Close Game from
Peru Normal in Nick of Time.

PERU, Neb., Oct. 7.-(Special Telegram)
The Creighton university foot bali team
succeeded In defeating the State Normal
team today In close and exciting game,
full of brilliant plays. The first half ended
with no score, but both teams lighting
desperately to place the oval for touch
down. In the second half the Creighton
and succeeded In making a touchdown
during the last five minutes OF play. Lam
phere and Cuscaden, for Creighton, made
the Normal teams hve-yard line, when
cuscaden went over the line for the only
touchdown OF the game; Coad kicked goal
in favor OF the Omaha team. Cuscaden
gave the greatest exhibition OF plucky
Normal field. Time and again he ran en-
tirely through the opposing line to be
downed by the Normars fullback. For the
Normals, Davis and j. Ray did the most
consistent work. The lineup:
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G. M. BRANAMAN, M. D.
$40 New York Life BIdg., Omaha, Neb.

ONCE Hours-s a. m. to p M; even
ing, Wednesdays and Saturdays Z to
D. m; Sundays, 10 a. IN. TO II M
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After Being OutplRyed in First Half
Former Takes a Brace.

The game on the Lake Manawa gridlr0n
yesterday afternoon between the Council
BLUFFS and Harlan High schools resulted
in a victory for the locals by a score OF
10 to g. Despite the heat both teams put
up a good game of foot ball The two
teams were about evenly matched in
weight There was a small attendance,
although the Harlan boys were accom-
panied here by goodly sized crowd Of
rooters.
Twenty-minute halves were played. In
the first half Il looked as IL the visitors
were going to have everything their way,
as the Bluffs boys made a number Of
costly fumbles. Harlan scored touch
down and kicked goal and the half closed
with the score to in favor of the
visitors.
In the second half, however. the locals
took a brace and early in the play Nicon
scored a touchdown, but failed to kick
goal. With but forty seconds to play
Nicoll was pushed over the line for a sec
ond touchdown but again failed to send
the oval over the bar. The second half
closed with the score 10 to in favor Of
the Bluffs team.
The ofiolals were: Referee, Chestnut;
umpire, Fink head linesman, Dtetriohi
timekeepers, Cutler and Hess.
Next Saturday the Bluffs team will play
the Missouri Valley High school and the
contest will be waged on the Lake Manaws
field.
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flfbt base on errors. OleNeldnut - Oe-.
troit, /. Two-base hits: Bay Mcintyre,
Lindsay. Sacrifice hit: O'Leary. Stolen
bases: Crawford (2). Double play: OLeary
to Schaefer to Lindsey. Bases on balls:
OFF Bernhard, q Left on bases Cleveland,
8; Detroit .. Struck out: By Bernhard, 4;
BY Mullin, 4. Wild pitch; Bernhard. Time:
1880. Umpire: Sheridan. Attendance: 2O35.
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NEW YORK
'Batted for Newton in MT

BOSTON ......-.-s-. ss.s.s...ss... W.
New York ........,..,.,...,..,. l. Q
Two-base hits; Parent. Burkett. Homo
run; Grimshaw. Sacrifice hits: selbach,
10 Parent 20 GTimshaW. Hits: on Newton
IN three innings, s; on Goodwin In one-half
Oh 0rifith in one Inning /; on Hughes In
four innings, 8; on Dineen in one inning, l.
First base on balls: on Dineen, !; on
Dineen. i. By Newton, 2; by Hogg 4; by
Hughes. :. Passed balls: connoT, q Wild
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In fielding the individual members Of the
team stand as follows:
FIELDING AVERAGES.
Thrse-I League Report.

BLOOMINGTON. ILL., Oct. 7.-Edward
hoiiand, president and treasurer of the
Three-l league has completed his annual
reports which are 10 be submitted al the
annual meeting at Dubuque, October 10 The
balance on hand Is S5,27292 The receipts
Tor the year We're Sl4 1882 and the dis
bursements, 1881 The umpires' Salaries
amounted TO t2,s0826 while the various
clubs drew out s2,S0350. The average re-
oeipts per game in the various cities were
as follows:
Dubuque, t1As4; Rock Island t72. ss:
Springfield. SIT; Decatur, $l6297: Cedar
Rapids SlbSS6i Bloomington, S149 II; Dayen-
port Sl5002i Peoria, $1,000. During the
season 12, $40 90 was paid to visiting clubs:
t5sO2s9 into the holiday pool; 81 1902 into
the sinking fund. The total receipts were
Ss'2SS.S and the total attendance for the
season s23,5Sl. Five hundred and four
games were scheduled while 4SS were
WIS 66S. - S''0
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PHILIPPINE BEATS BLACKHAwK
PAGES the Course In One Ten
and Half

The Omaha Driving clubs matinee pro-
gram at Sprague Street park Saturday aft
ernoOn proved a popular event, for several
hundred people were there 20 witness the
races, part OF them Omaha people and a
large number OF them Ak-Sar Ben visitors
Three good races were pulled on in the
course OF the afternoon.
Interest was greatest In the 1:i5 pace
which Il took three heats TO decide. Black
hawk won the first heat, but the crowd
sore on him because he came down
the home stretch at a gallop. In the sec
ond heat Blackhawk ran a pretty race
until near the finish, when he broke and
Philippine came In first. Philippine won
the third heat in i'io14, the fastest OF the
three heats
Julia B.. driven by Mike Weatherbee OF
Council Bluffs. took the /: 20 pace with
In the third and deciding heat II was
neck and neck almost around the track,
but Julia Il. forged ahead on the stretch.
An exhibition half mile was paced BY
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pitches: Goodwin, Dineen. Time: Lao
Umpire: Connolly. Attendance. 6556
stnndinR of the Teams.
GAMES IN THE NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games today: Chicago at st. Louis.
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At Mount Vernon, Ia.-Cornell %; Lenox, G.
At Champa, Ill.-Illinois, IL; Northwest
ern College, 0.
At Notre Dame. Ind.-Notre Dame s.;
Michigan Agricultural College, O.
At Cedar Rapids. Ia,-Drake, 80: Cos. Is.
Az Madison, Wis.-Wisconsin University
"a; Lawrence University 0.
AZ PhilAdelphia-Pennsyl vania, II; Swarth-
more, T.
At West Point-west Point. IS: Colgate. 6.
versity, 2
A. Ithaca, n. Y.-Cornell. "a; BucknsI, 0.
At Lexington. Na-Washington and Lee
University, II; Hampden Sidney College, o.
At Washington. Pa.-Washington and JEFF
ferson College, 81; Ohio University, O.
At FAYETTEVILLE. ATk.-University OF Kan
sas, 8; University OF Arkansas. q
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RULES FOR CHAMPIONSHIPS SERIES
Games Will BE Called at O'clock
Instead of $3.50.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 7.--Suppemental rules
for the worlds championship games were
as follows
All games in Philadelphia and New York
will commence at o'clock instead Of $3.50,
as heretofore announced.
The official balls of the National league
will be used in all games on National leasue
grounds, and the official ball OF the Amer
lean league on American league grounds.
meeting of the commission and the UNI
pires selected will be held on Monday, &C.
tober 8, at the Bellevue-Stratford hotel,
Philadelphia, at II a. m.
Chairman Hermann of the National Base
Ball commission makes public today an an
nouncement OF the championship series at
Chicaso:
Under an agreement drawn up between
the respective presidents of the Chicago
series of games is to be played between
these two clubs commencing on October 10
city Of Chicago. j, r. tombstone and
Thomas Connolly will act as umpires.
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Yale Wins from syracuse.

NEW HAVEN, Conn. Oct Yale won
ball on Yale field this afternoon. the final
score being IS 10 O. For the second game
surprised by the showing Of the team.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-08
nnrnn ncfent. FnImore.

FOREST CITY. Ia, oct 7.-(7peciaD.-
In a wrestling match at the fair, Far
mer" Martin Burns, champion lightweight
wrestler, bested Doc Fillmore, champion
of Canada. Burns winning tho first and
third falls, each of the three bouts lasting
less than ten minutes Tire AFFAIR took
place on a platform before the grandstand
and was witnessed by thousands of spec
tators.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-08
PHILADELPHIA
NEW YORK
-
zone out when winning run was made ma

sOne out when winning run was made.
Ssw YG2E ...,,S 9 SSdiS9 E
First base on errors New York, 1; Phil
adelphia, 2. Left on bases: New York 9;
Philadelphia, s. Bases on balls: on Tay-
lor 4; of Duggleby, g. Struch out: by
Taylor 4; by Duggteby, g. Home run;
Mertes. Three base hit: Thomas Two
base hits: Mertes, Browne. Sacrifice hit I:
Gleason. Stolen bases: Browne, Gilbert
Magee. Double plays: Bresnahan and Gil
bert; DeVlin, (unassisted); Taylor and Gil
bert; Gleason and BTansield. Wild pitch
Duggleby. Passed ball: Bresnahan. UNI
pire: Emslie. Time: 1850
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-08
Crowd Directs ChampIon,

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 7An t,,A
tan rnf greeted the champion PhiladelDbie
american league base ball club upon jtI ~,
the Pennsylyania station hera ataGihsd
I'LL oIoek toniGht and at that hour he 80
Hoh was packed with base ball entbusiast 80
49, s"o IN az he players made their apnea =
ne nc en- the platform they were 1raeta,
s @tun shSers, Most OF the team, in oTder ~
~ ~ the crowd, sought the street bV va y, !,
''-S N~ssass Fooin' but Bender and Wad-
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) Dc,roit win. from Cleveland.
CLEVELAND.


CLEVELAND, Oct. 7.-Cleveland lost the
last game of the season 10 Detroit. Bern
hard hnlng halted hard. Score:
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nIscHARGINa Fans CunEn.

The Rev. Frank Morris Argentine, Kan,
says: My ears have discharged offensive
pus for years, which has eaten my ear
drum away. l have not been able 10 hear
only very loud noises. Specialists all told
me l could not be cured. I could not sleep
az night for the noises in my head. After
hear perfectly. All discharge has stopped.
am cured. / heartily recommend you"
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Fight in Columbia Game.

NEW YORK, Oct. lit looked for time
as il the Columbia Wesleyan foot ball game
at American League park today, which re-
suited in a tie, neither side scoring, would
end in free fight when Bailey, Wesleyan
fullback, jumped on Armstrong OF Column
bia as the latter lay PROSTATE on the field
at the end of a long run. For fully five
minutes the Columbia players fought to get
at Bailey and the presence OF large po-
lice force alone quieted them, Armstrong
was removed from the game.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-08
CATARRH OF STOMACH.

Hon. J. w. Stokes, Craig, Mo. a promi-
nent lawyer Of northwest Missouri, writes:
distress In my stomach, constant belching,
nose stopped up, throat sore, constant
hawking / lost flesh, got weak; was
treated without success by the best doc
tors. was nervous wreck when l began
your treatment. j am now cured of all the
above symptoms. Am strong and we'll
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Harvard Defeats Maine.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Oct. 7.-rWithout
having its own goal threatened Harvard
defeated the University of Maine, q TO 0.
IN Soldiers field today, scoring three
times in the first half of twenty minutes
and once in the second during ten minutes
Of play The only poor feature in the
Harvard plays was the holding In the line,
which resulted In heavy penalties. The
progress against the Harvard line.
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Meets WnterIo0.

PIERCE, Neb., oct. Especial. )-Pierce
took the scalp of Ver1gres Wanted cham
plons today on the local diamond by score
Of to T. The game was close and exciting
up to the eighth, when Pierce took the lead.
The pitching OF Peterson for Pierce was
the feature Of the game, He struck out
eleven men and only four safe hits were
made OFF his delivery. Billy Carroll and
O'Keefe, both brush league players, were
Verdlgre's battery. Skeeil caught for Pierce.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-08
CHICAGO WINS FIRST CANE
Winning Run Made in Third Inning Of
ROOksnfsld's Error
SECOND GAME RESULTS IN A TIE
score e. seven to seven when Time
A. Called at Fad of the Eighth
Inning on Account of -
Darkness.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, Oct. 7.-st. Louis lost
the first game Of a double-header with Chi
cago today on Rockenfield's error, but sue
ceeded in tieing the second after Buchanan
had been pounded for what appeared to
be commanding lead The second contest
also uncovered a new pitcher for McAleer.
Vanzant, who relieved Buchanan. and who
has been the locals utility out1sld all
season, displayed excellent control and held
Chicago TO two hits Score, nrst same:
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Iowa state Defeats Normal.

AMES, Ia, Oct. 7.-(special Telegram.)--
In a ragged game here today Ames de-
feated the state normal team, 80 to o. The
normal team was unable to stand the hard
line smashes OF Ames and the players were
forced back over their goal seven times
Normal fumbled unmercifully and both
teams were continually penalized for on
side play.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-08
Northwestern Defeats wabash.

CHICAGO, Oct. 7.-Northwestern uni
verslty defeated Wabash college today by
the. score OF TO 0. Northwestern made a
touchdown in the first half but failed to
kick goal and from that time until the
close OF the game Wabash held them safely.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-08
Standing OF the Teams.
SchWarIck's Fine strinG,

VIII Schwarick OF the county treasurer 9
once spent the day OF the daylight parade
away from the maddening crowd, which he
has become too used to since the inauguFa-
tion OF the scavenger law, and was re-
warded for a days fishing at Cut-On lake
by a fine string OF hsh In which was a pike
that weighed over pound and q half.
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PHILADELPHIA.
Totals......T s'29 4
1.-TWO out when winning run was scored.

'Two out when winning run was scored.
Washington ,.....2 Q 0 0 Is
Philadelphia $50 0 0 o 0 o.
Earned runs: Washington, 8; Philadelphia,
.. Three-bRse hits: Barton, Cassidy Home
run; Hickman. Stolen base: Anderson. Sac
rinoe hit: Lord. Double plays: Cassidy to
pitched one inning, 2 runs, 2 hits; Dygert
pitched nine innings, runs, 4 hits. First
on balls! on Hardy, 2; of Dygert, 2 Struck
out: BY Hardy, 4; by Waddell, l; by Dygert,
s. Left on bases. Washington. 1; Philadel-
phia, g. Time: 1916. Umpires: Hurst and
Uonnors. Attendance: $40.
Score. second game:
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BROOKLYN

TWo-base hits: Abbattichio, WoIVerton,
Hummel. Three-base hit: Delehdnty (O
Hummel. Home runs: Gessler, Lewis, Ritz
ter. Sacrifice hit; Balch. Stolen bases;
mel Malay. Double plays. Raymer to
Abbattichio to Tenney; Abbattichio to
Tenney. Left on bases: Boston. 8; Brook
lyn, s. Bases on balls: OF Scanlon, /.
First base on errors Boston, 1; Brooklyn,
l. Hit by pitched balls Scanlon a. Struck
out: BY Scanlon, 1. Wild pitch: Dolan,
Time: t:1S, Umpire: o'Day. Attendance,
$500.
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NEW YORK.

Totals...,.ss A 80 10 TotAls....,.ss s'2s "A
zone out when winning run was made
Boston ,....,,,,.9 o2oo IL
New York .,..,...b 0 90 D y y y 90
hat: Dougherty, Double play; Olarlng 10
lADorte 10 Chance. Hits; on Tannehill
In One-half inning, >; on Winter IN nine
and ono-half innings, 6; on Hogg In three
innings, 4; on OTtn in seven innings, Z.
FIRST base on balls. on rannehill, z; on
Winter, /; on Hogg, =. Struck ont: BY
Winter, o; by HoEg, 6; by Ortiz, g. Tine:
E.V0. Umpire; Connolly
score, second game.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-08

Home Treatment rs Effective as
once Treatment. write Tor Home
Treatment symptom Blanks and BOoIS
OF Testimonials,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-08

Creighton JuniorH Win.

Saturday afternoon the Creighton Juniors
met the Capitol Hill foot ball team on the
Creighton campus. AS a result the Creigh-
ton Juniors crossed their opponents goal
tine twice. while the Capitol Hills failed
TO score. The line bucking OF Captain coad,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-08
MOrninGside Defeats Buena Vista,

SIOUX CITY, Oct. 7,-(speclal Telegram.)
college defeated Buena Vista
college OF Storm Lake here this afternoon
IS to O. II was the opening game for both
teams. Mayor w. O. Sears klcked on