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Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-16
GAMES IN AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Columbus Bunches Hits and wins
frnrn, pnul.

ST. PAUL, Aug 15.-By punching hits at
the right time Columbus took the first game
of the series from st. Paul by a score of
to A.. Catches by Van Zandt and Hinch-
man were the features. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-16
COLLINS WON'T HAVE wALKAwAY.
Western Tennis Champion Likely to
Meet Good Ones Here t4..

Rreigh Collins, holder of the title of
western, champion in tennis for the last six
years, who has sent his entry to the Middle
West in preference to going to the Ma
have things all his own way when the
tournament opens at the Field club Mon
day. Other strong entries are coming in
fast and the field will be large ana of high
class. Collins was a member of the Inter-
national team composed of Beals Wright,
Holcombe Ward. r. d. Little and Collins
which went TO England after the Davis
cup.
other cracks already entered and who
will be able TO give the best in the country
a hard run, are Heath Byford, c. s. Peters,
c.. p. Dodge. F. r. SandeTson, r. b.
Fletcher. II. M Holland, o. V. Vernon and
some fifteen other topnotchels Byford has
defeated Walter Hayes. the present Middle
West champion, at Chicago, though Hayes
he was playing on grass, courts for the
first time. These are not nearly as speedy
as the clay courts OF the Field club Peters
is an old kenwood champion, who became
very popular last year from his splendid
work at the Middle West. c. z. Dodge Is
the present champion Of Colorado and the
holder OF the Rocky mountain champion
ship. He is ex-champion of Yale and OF
the New England states.
Vernon is thrice winner OF the Missouri
Valley, championship. held at Kansas City
and Is no mean opponent in any company
The former Middle West champions
Fletcher and Sanderson, are now playing
likely the big cup will see one OF their
names engraved upon IL for second time
when the meet is finished. Entries will be
received by Will Wood at the Field club
until Saturday night. when the drawings
will be made.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-16
rRI-sTATE TENNIS TOURNAMENT
Bailey, BIatherwick. Baker ana
Howell Remain In singles.


Howell Remain In singles.
SIOUX CITY, Ia. Aug. l5.-The play in
the Tri-State Tennis tournament was mar
and these will be played or tomorrow
Those remaining are George Howell. ].
=. Bailey, w =. Blatherwick and f. A.
Baker The feature today was the vic
tory of the veteran, j. p Bailey of okla
homa, over John Barton of Sioux Falls.
winning two out of three sets.
this afternoon. Summary of morning
George Howell Sioux City, beat l. J. Nc
Duffle Lemars So, ga
j. p Bailey. Talihina, okl beat John
Barton, Sioux Falls, 6-S, go, 6-4N
w. u; Blatherwick, Rock Valley beat
Jack Hiles. Sioux City. So. ga
f.. a. Baker. Sioux City, beat WILDER
Mcneil. Sioux City. 81, rs
Summary OF the afternoon matches in
Gilman and Mcneil, Sioux City. beat
Westwood, washta. and Knowles, King
sley, 6-4. 3-6 s6-3
Baker aud Howell Sioux City, beat Muir
ply and Boyer, Ida, Grove so, SO.
Oldham and McDuffie, Lemars, beat Eby,
Harrington, Neb., and Kelly, Sioux City,
Broderiek and Peckham. Alexandria, S.
p, beat Toy ana Toy, Sioux City, by de-
Blatherwick and Hayes Rock Valley
beat Broderick and Peckham, 6-1, ell
Baker and Howell. Sioux City, beat Howe
and Bowers. Sioux City 60. Ga
Gilman and Mcneil, Sioux City. beat
Algyer and Dauhney. DEBORAH SO, rs
Dix and Barton, Sioux Falls, beat BaHa-
chey and Lynch, Sioux City 81 So
Haskell and Mathewson, Wakefield, Neb.,
default '' ~
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-16
WILL LrEB BE EauAL TO 1T.
Eject of jump from Southern to Amer
lean LeaRue Matter of Interest

One of the most talked of ball PLAYERS
on me diamond just at present is Glen
Llebhardt, formerly with Omaha and other
western league teams, and now pitching
such sensational ball for Men,phisain tlie
Southern league. ~ Liebhardt. never. wor a
game while he was with Omaha, hut at
that the fans were, willing to lcoAcede II
was more hard luck than actual lack of
soiilty. Since he has been with Memphis
ne mas scarcely lost game; at any rate
his winnings have been almost marvellous.
He reached the climax recently by win
the frst game of a third BY this re-
markable performance he gained the dis
.inction. Of the Iron Man which made
after several big league teams had made
dds for him, Cleveland got him, for next
Nobody wishes Liethardt anything but
the best Of luck and his old friends hope
the jump from the Southern to American
League: where s he win have % fac fac, the
be too great step for him. II Is a big
leap, no question about that, and while
pondering on the breadth OF the chasm, il
Of the brilliant stars OF the Southern
league pitching department. is none other
star 80 long ago that It's painful TO re-
call the time, one OF the few 10000 beau
ties of base ball. Theodore Breitenstein.
years ago. ar and even I as Tar back as 1851
he was actually hooted on the grounds
at ST Paul. for whose western leasye
such a miserable mess In the box Brett
declared he would never don. another uni
form, but that night when he went to his
room and got 10 counting over his change
he thought better of IL. Not long after
that Brett turned up again and hnally
drifted south. He q simply dazzling the
fans as the premier pitcher for New
Orleans. the leaders of the league.
There may not be anything In II; Heb
he seems 70 be and may make good IN the
American as he has done IN the Southern
league. But there's food for thought I'm
the Breitenstein experience of course,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-16
CINCINNATI.
Dated for Duggieby in eight

H''N''7'1 tut I0ItbI'OJ III VIe'FItII' : :
Cincinnati ......0 O. 0-1 0. %
Two-base hit: Smoot. Three-base hit:
Higgins. Stolen bases: Higgins, Gleason.
Titus. Sacrifice hit: Titus. First base on
balls: on Ewing, 2. Struck out: By Ew-
ing T. Wild pitch: Ewing Hits: or
Duggleby, s in seven innings. Time 1; AZ
Umpire: Emslie.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-16
RUNNING RACES AT SARATOGA
Frank O'Neilrs Penaris Wins the
Grnnd Hotel stnkes.

SARATOGA, N. Y, Aug. l5.-Formet
Jockey Frank ONeill's Penaris won the
Grand Union hotel stakes. worth $4,000
to the winner. six furlongs. at Sarato a
today, defeating a fair field of 2-year-
olds. Sherman was heavily played 1avor-
lite, being backed down from to ! to
6 to 5, but he finished away back. An
theuo lasted long enough to save the place
by a head from Don Enrique. Results:
First race, five and one-half furlongaA
Beggar Maid won, Mintberia second, Eul-
dora third. Time: 107.
Second race, steeplechase, about two
miles: Onteora won, Macmillan second.
Oleroso third. Time 4:27.
Third race Grand Union hotel stakes.
six furlongs: Penaris won, Aletheuo Sec
ond Don Enrique third. Time; l:13%.
Fourth race, mile and three-siXteenthS:
Peter Sterling won, Inferno second, Sailor
Boy third. Time: 1:59b.
Fifth race, seven furlongs: Brookdale
Nymph won, Sir Lynnwood second. CoIfs
Medicine third. Time; 1888.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-16
CHAMPS LAMBAST MNEELEY
Touch him Up for Twenty Safe Ones and
Fourteen Scores
OMAHA UNABLE TO TOUCH GlltN OFTEN
Papa Bits New Fielder Autry Puts
in Appearance, hut Fails to Get
n Hit-.Has Little to DO I'm
the Field

DIES MONIES, Ia. Aug. 15-Omaha was
saved shut out by one score in the latter
part Of the game again today, while the
Champions anAssed fourteen runs and
twenty hits OF Pitcher McNeeley. 1t was
50 muddy that good base running and field-
INK was impossible and II required heavy
hitting TO bring scores. Gillen was effective
until the seventh, having allowed but two
hits In different innings till then. With
two out WEIGH singled and Dolan sent a
fiy 10 right, Doyle got stuck in the mud
and could not reach the ball, Dolan going
two bases and WEIGH reaching third. How
ara sent fast one to Andreas. who slipped
in. the mud and could not get back to his
base allowing WEIGH to score. Up to that
time Omaha had but two men on first. The
Champions hit and, scored at will. The
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-16
Dietz Answer Challenges.

Games today: Boston at Piftsburg,
Duis. Philadelphia at Cincinnati ~
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-16

To Sporting Editor of The Omaha Bee
The Dietz ATHLETIC association wishes to
respond through your columns to fhe chal-
lenged issued bX Mr.. Harry Sage. manager
of the Sterling base ball club, for a game
to be played on the 23rd of September with
the Dietz Athletics for any amount of
state that we Will play the Sterling club
on that date, playing the same line-up as
played last Sunday at our park excepting
pitchers. Tor purse of $500, $3.50 to be put
up by each club. and placed in the hands
OF one of our local papers at least one week
before the game takes place We will
under no consideration arrange game
with Mr.. Sage for any purse under the
amount stated. and If he fails TO accept
this offer, which is open until Sunday. the
18th inst, negotiations will cease. and we
will book for that date.
Yours respectively.
DIETZ ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-16
FIREMEN RACE IN THE HOT sun
Glass d Again Makes Better Time
Than Glass A

FREMONT. Neb... Aug 15-(special Tele-
gram.)-A big crowd sat and sweltered at
the race track this afternoon to see the
nremen's tournament races. They were
Jolly and good natured and considered the
quality of the sport paid them well for
their discomfort. As yesterday, the class
b races made better time than in class A,
which was principally due to their speed
in coupling. Results:
Class A, 25O-yard hose race for state
championshlp and purse $50 yards of hose
to be laid and coupling made: Seward,
O;S5sS; Stanton, 037as; Fremont, O37X
State championship hook and ladder
race: kearney, 0:3926; Grand Island, O:491b
David City withdrew and did not start
Chiefs lO0-yard race, seven starters: AL
Marks (Stantonl. first; L. c. Huck Hold
rege), second Time: 0:1Ob.
lOO-yard coupling, run of 100 yards and
make coupling there were FIVE competing
teams) Marks and Meyer (Stanton5,
0IS%; Haughn and Harms CFremont),
O1S 40; Smith and Smith (Clarks),
0:13 9-l0
Class B, 25O-yard hose race, same condi-
lions as class A: Fullerton, O:262s; Alliance,
0;39$ Clarks. 0:H2s; Holdrege missed
coupling and time was not taken.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-16

WASHINGTON. Aug -I5,--Washingio on
took advantage of the misplays or ST.
Louis today and won by the. score OF
to q. Petty out,pitched Pattep, but the
latter was more effective with runners on
the bases and was. given perfect support
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-16
.,nnrtIex En., for Arnpnhoe.

fARAPAHOE. Neb.. Aug. l5.-(Special Tel
egram 1.-The ball game between Arapahde
and BARLEY was farce and the local
team was flour flushing" for a write-up
of having won a closely contested game.
In fact Beltzer held the visitors down 10
one hit and could have avoided that. but
owing TO some one in the grand stand
advising him to let them hit II, with two
out, did so, or otherwise It would have
been no hit game, The fielding of the
locals was good, especially FftZler, he maxi
against the left field fence. Score; RH.E.
hartley ....,.....0 90 1 % OIL /
Arapahoe 100 8 o, 90 o 0 0 "a
Batteries: Fulton and Deck; Beltzer and
Schoonover. Struck out: BY Better, 3:
by Fulton, 5. Double play: Arapahoe, l.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-16

Of the Roosevelt cup were sailed on here
today. the first over n triangular course
run 10 leeward and a beat home. six miles
In all. The first race was won by the Boni-
drei, which was sailed by the youngest
skipper Of the feet, ls-year-old @. w.
Wightman OF the bingham Yacht club,
beating the Vim. owned by r l. Park OF
the New York Yacht club, in handsome
style. Caramha, owned by G. n w. Fos-
ter, was third. Vice Commodore OF the
Lewis Clark's Spokane. OF Washington
state, which finished fifteenth in the first
defeating Hayseen Ill and AUX.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-16

Two base hifss Batehan. Three base
bases hal. Hines ~. 90 H. Holmes mes
DIS, Hit by pitcher: Hines. struck
OUT BY Fisher. q; by Curtis, 5. Sacrifice
hits; Hynes. Dqnleavy, Atherton. Left
Umpires Egan and owens. Time: 1:45.
Toledo Wins with stick.
MINNEAPOLIS. MINI, Aug. 15.7Toledo
took the first game of the series today by
hitting Ford at the right time. A beau
tiful throw by Davis to the plate was the
fielding features. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-16

KANSAS CITY Aug, 15.--Louisville de-
feated Kansas City today through the eff
fectfve pitching of Putnam Both teams
flelded indfferently. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-16
vREaoST rAKes SECOND GAME

,Gafues today: Omaha at Des Moines Den
yer at Lincoln. Pueblo at Sioux City.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-16
censseuttve Hittins iR Eleventh
.rtaN Turns the Trick.

FREMONT. Neb.. Aug I5.-(SpecIaI y
eTeniont won the second game of the cham
morning by score of to 2 1t took
eleven innings to decide It. In the last half
Of the eleventh Prinley knocked out sim
gle and @Wheeleg repeated IL. Bedau forced
Wheeler out at second. Primley making
third Welsh then knocked out high nv
And before IL could be felded in Primley
crossed the plate, winning the game Har-
Hon pitched a great game. and after the
third the. Islanders couldn't connect with
The ball when II meant runs. Score
GRAND sSfH Island 20 sS-S 9 &c &c -
Earned runs: Grand Island, ?; Fremont. p
Struck out: BY Welsh, 2; by Harmon, y.
Bases on balls; on Welsh. 2. Batteries
Welsh aud Townsend.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-16

Two base hit: Waldron. Three-base hit:
Brashear. Bases on balls; OF Putnam, 81
off Egan, l. Struck out: BY Putnam, !
Hit with pitched ball. Leahy. Stolen bases
Hill, Burke, Leahy. Time: 1;45. Umpire
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-16
Lady eau Hamilton wins the 2IO
Trot nt PouEhkeepsie

Lady Gau Hamilton Wins the 2iiO
rrot nj PouEhkeepsie.
POUGHKEEPsIE. ~. Y, Aug. i5.-with
the honors OF the program. she Grand Cir-
cult horses continued to score fast time
on the third day of the Poughkeepsls
age OF fast time been made on the Hud-
son River Driving park track as In the
Geers won the 2:1S pace with Ardelle,
and the Oakland Baron stake with Lady
Gail Hamilton. The latter's two fast heats
was the grandstand event of the afternoon
and drew additional applause for the fact
that the Hudson River park is the home
OF her sire, Oakland Baron. Selling ia
remained with the bunch back OF ORC in
me hrst heat until the last eighth. when
tIeSrs made one Of his famous drives ane
LOOK the heat IN an exciting finish viz
In spite Of bad start in the second
halt, Geers piloted Lady Hamilton to
another victory over ORC, while Watson
s and Helen sE.oi MSre cGlided n the home
Wickershasm and breaking the sulkies. No
ArdelIe Won the 2:1s paoe easily IN
straight heats, being such manifest IA
vorite as to be excluded from the betting,
while PRINCESS Helen sold FOR II to Is for
d. ans class. pacing, purse. $500, three in
Ardelle, br. M, by J. II. L. tGeers). i II
Homie steinway, eh. h. lCurryJDn..s
Billy Zeal, b. h. tCox)................t4
Bonanza, b. q. CThomas)
Cassius. b. h. (Benyon) ,..-........dis
Time: 2:05l.. 2:06as, 2:07h.
2:25 class, trotting. purse $1,000 three in
FIVE: Sc. ..'a. E..
Exton, b. h. by Expedition ben
Billie H., b. q. (Gerrity). ..s........2 2 .
Toxic, 70. &. (DickersonJ 4.s,s...a....3 3
Marjorie T., g. m, (CoxC....ssS.....6 I
kyra, b. m. SHAW. ....:.......s.....4
Sir John, b. h! Curry. .s.............5
Time; 2:llS, 211&, 2;l5.
The Oakland Baron, 2;iO class trotting.
purse $500, two in three:
Lady Gail Hamilton, blk, m, by
Oakland Baron by Baron wilkes
orc, blk g. Observation-Disclosures
Roberta, b. IN. tMcHenry). .,,s..,...4 3
Van Zandt b. m. Oevereaux).
Bell c., b. m. (Higbeel ,.-..,A .........1
Watson. CHI. &. (Wickershani). dis
Helen Norte b. m. (Rutherfofd) .....5 dis
Time 2:06l4, 2;07A. -. ~.
2:0S class, pacing purse $4,000, two In
three: -
Hal c., CHI. g., by Hal Dillard, by =
Simmons Cbenyon) .....,...,........1 !
Ed. c., b. g., by Fairlawn Medium,
by TURK CHogan .:..:........'.'."...S l !
Ben F. b. &. Murphy. .....-..-..,...5 {
Laureatta. b. m. (McHenry) .........2
thine: 2:O7A, 2:lOH, 2:1O.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-16
sportiyg 3tevities.
ITnnnhi

We'll anyhow, Il will soon be over.
Maybe next season at least two teams
will be in the race.
Colonel Schipke got into things Tuesday
with a double when il meant run or two.
The Omaha colts will have to get mora
than three hits in a game IL they wish to
win from Des Moines.
Aubrey did not play with Omaha in the
first game against Des Moines, although
he was expected 10 be there In time.
Carter, Thiel and Liebhardt on the Menu
phis team will give II quite an Omaha
coloring. Speaking of Des Moines. you
would say "odor"t - ---tt 49,.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-16
Games Postponed.
standing of the Teams.

At St. Louis-St Louis-New York game
postponed on account OF New York. club
not arriving.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-16
AtIantic shats Anita Ont.

ATLANTIC. Ia, Aug l5.-(Special. 1.-THE
Merchants Grays OF this place again de-
feated Anita in one of the best played
games of the. season at Anita by score
OF 8 10 O. Bircher WAS in the box for At
lantic and only allowed Anita one hit and
the support of the Grays was almost fault
less. a large crowd witnessed the game.
The GraYs play the Originals of Omaha
here Sunday. Score: RH,E.
Atlantic. s......I 40. Q 90 o Ga ?
Anita ............O.O o % 0 90 0 90 l
Batteries Bircker and Dahlberg; Arnes
and WOrthing.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-16
4Ours respectiYely.
DIETZ ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION


HoLDREGE, Neb.. Aug 15.-(Special
Telegram. THE Bertrand Colts defeated
Arapahoe here today in a nice game OF
ball by the score of s 20 g. The feature
OF the game was the pitching of Webster
for Bertrand. Score:
RfI.
Bertrand 80 eos 90 IS .
Arapahoe 30 90 o 0 8 0-3 8
Double plays: Bachman to Childs to
Batteries: Bertrand, Webster and Larson;
Arapahoe. johnson, Bellamy and Carroll.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-16
Tennis PIay 81 southampton

Behr, ir., e. u. Dewhurst. b. c. Wrig 1
and A. w. Larned gained their places in
the semi-finals round of the singles In
the Meadowbrook club invitation lawn
tennis. tournament here today Wright.
the national champion. was in better form
than yesterday, but he Is far from usual
trim. He will meet Larned tomorrow.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-16
MIS-. sprasue nd EKmoor.

Mrs. z. II. sprague will represent the
Omaha Country club at the tournament OF
which is to be held on the Exmoor course,
near Chicago, August IS Mrs. Sprague is
present Transmississippi golf champion and
Championship al Chicago last year.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-16
BROOKLYN.

Totals "a 16 "a 10 b..
'Batted for Brown in seventh.
'Batted for Bergen in ninth
'Batted for Mcintyre in ninth.
Chicago ...........4 o. o o'S1 o o-1O
Brooklyn ............0 o 90 600 o II
Hits: on Brown, 1 In Z innings; of
Lundgren. 5 in innings. Left on bases
Chicago, 4; Brooklyn, l. Two base hit:
King. Three base hits: Evers (2); Ber-
gen. Home run: Jordan. Sacrifice hits:
Steinfeldt, Sheckard, Chance. Stolen bases:
Chance, Tinker. Double play: Lewis to
Jordan, Struck out: BY Brown, 81; by
Lundgren, 2; by Mcintyre, 2. First base
of Mcintyre, L. Wild ypitch3 Lundgren.
Time 1850: Empires: Carpenter and
KLEIN.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-16
CarroII' IN Championship class.

DIXON. Neb., Aug. lh-lSpecial Tele-
gram. carroll claims the championship OF
northeastern Nebraska BY defeating New
castle in a ten inning game BY a score OF
Z to at the Dixon picnic. Mershon was
Batteries; Carroll. johnson and swirl
Newcastle Mershon. Olson and Partridge
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-16
FIRST Golf club I'm RUSSIA.

2 ST. tPETERsBURG, Aug. l6-The first
golf club in Russia opened its links at the
Kolomfagi race course, near ST. Petersburg,
today. The well known sportsman, Count
Nirod who negotiated the purchase Of
Galtee Moro for the Russian government,
Is president Of the club. among the members
of which are the British and Italian am
bassadors and the Swedish minister.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-16

were made in the game and those by silver
Creek IN the seventh inning.
\ Base hits: Silver Creek, z Indians, 3.
Errors: Silver Greek. 3: Indians, a. Bat
teries: Silver Greek, Recter and II. Shank;
Indians, Hin and Laurence. Struck out:
By Recter, 6, by Hin. s. Umpire; Roth.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-16

Two-base hts Beaumont, Nealon CT
Ritchey, Bridwell, Brain. Needham. .Sacri-
flee hits: Nealon, Sheehan, Tenney. Stolen
bases: Clarke, Beaumont, Wagner. Brain.
Double plays;' Wagner to Ritcney to Nea-
lon; Bridwell' to Howard Howard to Ten,
ney; Brain to Bridwell tos Howard; Brain
to Tenney to. Brown. First, base on balls;
OF Leifeld, Al; OFF Dorner. 5. Hit with
pitched BALL: BY Lelield, Brain. Struck
out: BY Willis, l.. by Leifeld. Q. Wild
pitch: Willis. Hits: on Willis, in three
innings; off Leiheld. 4 in six innings. Time:
ITunuires. Iohpstopa and Conway.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-16
Pueblo Makes winning Rally.

SIOUX CITY. Aug. 15.-Pueblo won an
exciting ten-innlng game today by a score
OF to L Sioux City had the game well
Visitors hoped onto, Corbett, who had
been pitching excellent ball, and with a
couple OF two-baggers and two singles
jackson went in in, the NINTH but failed to
stem the tide that had set In against Sioux
City and the end found the score still
even, each side having gained one run. A
long drive to center brought in run for
Pueblo in the tenth. and won the game.
Score. .t' ~.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-16

MARSHALLTOWN. Ia. Aug. 15.-(SpeciaI
Telegram. i-Following are the results In the
lows league:
Marshalltown, 2; Ottumwa 1.
Oskaloosa, 10; Waterloo. 1.
Oskaloosa. 3; Waterloo. A.
Clinton. 2; Burlington. l. thirteen innings.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-16
lo-moad shutsl out nloomneIa.

OSMoND, Nep., Aug, ID Special lin a
game on the local grounds osmond shut
bloom, ED out by "a a score q % Q "A
ing OF FISCHER. he strking ont. nineteen
men This was, one Of the best games OF
the season on. the bone diamond.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-16

Telegram) Silver Creek scalped the
Haskell Indians in a very interesting game
today. only one Indian setting as far as
double play By Ed shank. Only two runs
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-16
WASHINGTON

Mil. Sacrifice hits: Stanley, Hemphill.
Stolen bases: c. Jones (29, Aitizcr,
Hickman, Hemphill Double plays:
to Wallace to Jones. Left on bases:
Washington, s. ST. Louis, 5. First base
on balls: OF Patten, ,2S on Petty, 2. First
base on errors: Washington 2. Struck
out: BY Patten, /; by Petty, I. Wild
pitch: Patten. Timei 1850. Umpire:
Connolly.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-16
EVENTS ON THE GRAND CIRCUIT

Billy Onward Davis ...................7 8 I
Time: 2;ih. 2:A 22
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-16
PinIna for q Game.

The Lakeside ball team would like tc
hear, from any amateur team In the states
OF lowe or Nebraska for game Sunday
next Address w. Rooney 1OlS Ames ave
nue, Omaha, Neb. Phone Douglas 4554.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-16

Plttsburg ......i 0 o . 0 Q %
Two-base hits: Meier, Brown Three base
hit: Tenney. Stolen bases: Dolan, Need
ham, Goode. Double play: Ritchey to Wag-
4. OF " PSIiiiDne q orf Yonnp VI ui ts with
pitched ball: Brain. Struck OUT BY Lynch.
5; by Philippe. 3 Passed ball: Needham.
Hits: on Lynch, II In eight innings; off
Philippe, 4 in three innings. Time: 2:l0.
EMPIRES Conway and tombstone.
Score. second game: