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Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-26
GOOSE EGGS FOR CLEVELAND
New York Americans Take q Brace and
Win Two shutout Games,
VISITORS UNABLE TO SEE THE BALL
They Make SIX Scattered Hits I'm
First Game snd Two I'm the
second-scores of other
Games.

NEW YORK, Aug. S.-since the arrival
here of the hard-hitting Cleveland team the
local Americans. seem to have braced up
and now have three straight to their credit,
having won both games of todays double
header. Score first game:
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at the hands of the Holdrege Juniors here
today. Score, 8 to g. Hits: Northwesterns
5; Juniors, I. Errors: Northwesterns, s;
juniors, 4. Batteries: Northwesterns,
schcltz and Taylor; Juniors, Nelson and
Waterman. Umpire: Wiser.
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GoIf at FieId CIub.

Golf at the Field club Saturday was for
the Beaton cup and for the e. V. Lewis
cup. The play was at medal handicap with
the eight low scores to qualify. The Beaton
cup will be played OF later, while the Lewis
cup was finished with swatfest which was
started at O'Clock last night. Jack Sharp
won the swatfest, thereby winning the
Lewis cup The qualifying scores are:
Cross Handican Net
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InMn stnte Lenrne.

MARSHALLTOWN.I Ia. Aug 25.-(special
Telegram.)-Iowa State leagues results to-
day were:
Waterloo 8; Marshalltown, 2.
Fort Dodge, 2; Clinton, 1.
Burlington, 8; Ottumwa, 2.
Keokuk, s; Oskaloosa, !.
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Athletics.
Positions.
Kountxe Additions WIN.

The Kountze Additions defeated the
North Stars Saturday by score of to
except in the fifth inning, when three hits
and two errors gave the winners four runs.
The features of the game were the pitch
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score second game:
CLEVEL.AND.
NEW YORK

Three base hit Moriarity. Sacrifice hit
pelehanty,s Stolen base: Elberfeld. First
l., First base on balls: on Clarkson. /; OH
Hess, l. Struck out: BY Clarkson, 5; by
Hess, 2. Left on bases: New York. S;
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'Batted for White In ninth.
sBatted for Hahn In ninth.
Chicago ..,........... l0l o 0 0 0 O-5
Two-base hits: f. Jones, Stahl. Hick-
man. 1nree-base hit: Wakefield Sacri-
hce hits: Mil. f. Jones. White Double
plays: Altizer to Mil. Tannehill to Dono-
hue. Left on bases: Washington, 4; Chi
cago g. First base on balls: on Patten,
s. on White, 2 Hit by pitched hall: BY
Patten, /: by White, /. Struck out: BY
Patten, 4; by White. 4 Hits. on Patten
IN one inR1niES iES S,ob On Whts Whise IN sesen iR
Umpire; O'Loughlin.
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nSetx and Tovn.end..

The Dietz Athletics and the Townsend
Gun company team will play the opening
game at Dietz park this afternoon, COM
mencing at 230 sharp. The second game
between Bradford's Originals and the Dietz
Association club will be the biggest draw
ing card of the season, as both teams are
considered the cream of the city. Adams
and Clair will be the battery for the
Originals, with Young and Massman for
the Dietz team The llr1eun.
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PIattsmouth Is shut out.
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,tnnainR of the Teams.
70 games to
EIwood is Beaten at Last.

EI.wOOD. Neb., Aug. S.-(Special Tele-
gram )-Elwood was defeated by Oxford to-
day after having, won ten straight games
by a score of TO /. The game was hotly
contested from the start, Elwood being
handicapped by having two of It's pitchers
oxford 1900 o6sloo
Elwood .......0 o o o o o 0 III 8 Q
Batteries: oxford Atkinson and Rohrer;
Eiwood, Rhinehart and Atkinson. Struck
out: BY Atkinson, IL; by Rhinehsrt. g.
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Two svIft Games at broken How.

Telegram 1.-Two swift games were the
features OF the closing day of the tourna-
msnt Ravenna took the game from Merna
In the forenoon with the following score;
Rayenna. 2; Merna, s. Batteries; Rayenna,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-26
NORTH STARS.


Iotals......A 10 q Is Totals......SS "A u 4
kountze Additions...I 80 -
Three-base hit: Morley. Two-base hit:
Christensen. Struck out: BY Ogden, 6;
Ogden, /; of Plummer, /. Double play:
Christensen and Lehr. Umpire: Grieb.
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y PHILADELPHIA.
PTrTsBURG
.Batted for Sparks In ninth.

'Batted TOT opaFks m HIHIH.
Pit5s6urs ;''.'.''.', ~
Two-base hits: Clarke. Wagner. Nealon.
Sparks. Three-bas hit: Gleason. Sacri-
nee hit Beaumont. Stolen, bases: Mag-
ner, Sheehan, Bransheld, Sentelle. First
base on balls: on Leiheld, l: on Sparks.
. Hit by pitched ball: Beaumont Sen.
sparks, 3 Left on bases Pittsburg. 1;
Philadelphia, 6. Time: l:45. Umpires:
KLEIN and Conway, as
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GAMES IN THE NATIONAL LEAGUE
Bunches Hits I'm Seventh and
Wins from Ronfon

CHICAGO. Aug. B-Boston today pounded
Pfeister for three singles and a double,
daman kept Chicago out six innings, but
they found him in the seventh, three
singles, an error and Gesslers timely two
bagger counting four runs. Score:
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Philadelphia win. in TweIfth.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 25.-An extra in
ming game prevented a double header today.
Detroit took the lead in the ninth, inning,
but the locals tied the evin their half
and won in the twelfth on two singles and
sacrifice. loves nose was broken In the
bat. Score: r. f. lt- ...--
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New York Defeats Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI Aug. 25.-Cincinnati was
defeated by the New Yorks today, the
visitors piling up six runs in the seventh
inning OF Wicker's delivery. Two runs
had been scored by New York in the ninth,
darkness. the score reverting back TO the \
end OF the eighth inning. Scorer ~.
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PhiIadeIphia Easy for Pittsburs.

PITTSBURG, Pa, Aug. 2.-The Pitts
burgs today. easily defeated the Philadei-
phias in listless game by. hitting Sparks
in every inning but the NTH, when Phiia-
delphia punched three hits and scored two
runs. Score;
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'Batted for Henley in ninth.


Lincoln ..............2 90 r-3
Pueblo ................1 0 o 0 0 o.
Earned runs: Lincoln, /; Pueblo. 2. Two
base hit: Elwert. Sacrifice hits: Qullin,
Hill (D. Stolen bases: Qutllin (2), Elwert
(2), Bader. Double plays: Fiske to Hill:
Elwert to Bader to Hill First base on
balls: on Zackert, 2; OF Henley, 4. Struck
out: BY Zackert, /; by Eyler, 2; by Hen
ley, 3. Left on bases: Lincoln, 4; Pueblo,
9. First base on errors Pueblo. 1. Time:
80. Umpire: Davis. Attendance: LOO.
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Eremont sbut, Out PiIuer

PILGER, Neb., Aug. 25.-(Special Tele-
gram. )-Pilger was unable to hit Harmon
today, when hits meant runs and were shut
out. Three times they had a man on third
with only one out, but could not score.
Piiser ....oOO 10000 90 as
Fremont ...2 0 0 o OF II 3
Double plays: WIN Montgomery to John
son. Struck out: BY Swartz, 4; by Har-
mon, g. Batteries: Plger, Swartz and
Tiff; Fremont, Harmon and Shea. Time:
1880. Umpire: Bradley.
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Totals......H 81 II
Slated for Pfeister in seventh.

'Batted for PfeIster In seventh.
Chicago .............0 0 90 0 o 4 -
Boston ............3 0 o 0 o 0-3
Hits: on yPfeister, 8 in seven innings; OFF
Brown, 2 ina two innings, Left on bases:
Chicago, 4; Boston, 8. Two-base hits: s.
Brown, Gessler, Dolan. Sacrifice hits:
Howard, Lindaman, Schultz. Stolen base:
Dolan. Double plays: Hoffman to Chance;
Schultz to Chance; Howard to. Tenney.
q First base on balls: on Pfeister, .;
of Brown. l. Time :55. Umpire: Emslie.
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Senators Take Pair from sox.

WASHINGTON Aug. 3.. - Washington
stopped the winning stride of the Chicaeos
today by winning both games of double
header. After Hughes had been driven to
the bench in the first game, Charley Smith
finished in brilliant style, while. Walsh,
who relieved Frank Smith, was hit hard
in the ninth inning, three runs being
Patterson was taken out in the first In
ming and White, who succeeded him, was
hit hard Score. first game:
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SSiss T1ishIHston IN .,.,." .,.,."SGSSSSES q
TSozbasei hits; Dayis. Hickman. sacTi-
Hits: ON Hughes in two innings, q; OF
c. Smith In seven innings, 4; on F. Smith
in six innings. o. of Walsh In three in
nings, 8. Left on bases Washington, s;
Chicago Z. First base on, balls. on
Hughes, 2; OF c. Smith, /; OF F. Smith.
/; Off Walsh, l.. First base on errors: Chi
cago. l. Hit by, pitched hall BY c. Smith,
l. Struck out: By Hughes, /; by 9. Smith,
I; by f; Smith, 8, Wild pitch; F. Smith.
Score, second game: -.
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base ball team won from the heavy Platts-
mouth team by score of 6 TO 1. Batteries:
Argo, Stoll and wilkins; Plattsmouth,
Fitzgerald and wilkins
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-26
RIFLE SCORES AT FORT SHERIDAN
List of Members of Team which Takes
Part In Sea Girt Contest.

CHICAGO, Aug. 25-The army rifle COM
petition at Fort Sheridan closed today. The
men composing the team which win tnke
part in the contest at Sea Girt, N. j., is -ns
follows:
Sergeant Dunbar. Fourth regiment in
fantry .......................... s21
Sergeant Landers, Twelfth infantry...... $40
Artificer Gardner, Eighteenth infantry. S01
Sergeant Wills Twenty-eighth Infantry. sos
Corporal Horn, Twelfth cavalry..,....... 766
Corporal Neville, Twenty-sixth infantry. 765
Sergeant Schmidt, First cavalry.......... 760
Sergeant Cantrell Fifth infantry. ........ 751
Corporal Anderson, .Twenty-eighth in
fantry ...........'............ 751
Corporal Miller Twelfth infantry...,.... 749
Sergeant Potts, Fourth infantry. y......... 7H
Private Eldenberg,, Twenty-eighth in
fantry ............:.:............. 7S
The army pistol competition will COM
mence on Tuesday.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-26
OMAHA

Earned runs: Des 'Mofnes. 2. Struck out:
BY Manske. 4; by Dodge. 8. Stolen, basess
Bassey. Schipke, Magoon. Andreas First
base on balls: on Manske. !; of Dodge, L.
Double plays: Long Howard and RunkIe;
Perrtng, Long and Runkle: Left on bases:
Omaha. /; Des Moinesy 4 Time; 1:S5 Um-
pire: Lynch, Attendance: 1900. .f
Score, second game:
OMAHA
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Pendergrass and Rest; Nerna. Mills and

Pendergrass and Rest; Nerna, Mills and
Mccarthy. Umpire: Kerr.
The hottest game of the series took place
in the afternoon between the two winning
teams, Ansley and Broken Bow. Levin
and Xanders doing exceptionally fine work
in the pitchers box. Score: Ansley, 8,
Broken Bow, 3 Batteries: Ansley, Levin
and Freer; Broken Bow Xanders and
Gadd. Umpire: Mills. Attendance: 600.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-26

Of the most insane tricks ever turned and
fans sat bewildered and eumbfounded, try
ing 70 figure out what Bassey meant Ben
der got a hit In the ninth. but nothing
doing
Two Men walk In First.
Dodge started out bad very bad. He
passed the first two men up and the crowd
began TO wonder ~ he meant to repeat tho
tragedy Of Wednesday. when he helped give
away six runs In the first inning. But by
superb support he managed 10 get out with
only one run. He was pulled out Of several
deep holes In the seventh the visitors
were mean TO him Andreas Magoon and
Wolf bumped him for. hits and two runs
came in. He was saved in the sixth after
passing schipke by a throw of Bender's
which Long got with one hand al the same
time putting Schip out at second, and a
double play by Perring, Long and Runkle.
1t was necessary to save him again in the
eighth. after he had given another pass. and
in the ninth when Msgoon had made a hit
and was doubled with Wolf by Long. How
ard and Runkle.
So you can see. gentle reader. that Il was
not Mr.. Dodge's fault that things were not
worse.
Dexters thumb was split and broken by
a pitched ball in the first game and he
probably will be out OF the game the re-
mainder of the season. The bone was
broken in several places and the flesh badly
lacerated He was taken over to ST.
Josephs hospital.
Omaha Pounds GtIIen.
The Rourkes made things unpleasant for
Mr. Gillen from the first. In the first in
ming they bumped him twice and he passed
one Welch was robbed of a hit at llrst
or run would have been scored. In the
second, as If animated by the theft OF the
umpire, Bender, Bassey, Howard and San
ders raped out hits, but only one run
came in. In the fifth Bender and Autrcy
singled Perring sacrificed and Harry
Welch drove the ball to the right field
fence for a triple, scoring the two men
ahead of him. Long got a life when Doyle
were out Gillen hit Bender, who stole sec
ond and Autrey made a two-bagger, scor-
ing Long and Bender.
Autrey continues to be a wonder. lie
rose to a dizzy height yesterday by maxi
ing three singles and double out of four
times up and making his hits count. He
also felded wonderful game, being all
over the lot at all times. and he has es-
tablished a record as a thrower by which,
he commands such a wholesale regard
from the Champions that they refuse 10
run when the ball is in his hands. ''a At'
Doyle distinguished himself In the field
by mufflng three balls that fell, right I'M
his hands. Runkle played a great game
at first, taking fourteen chances without
crook in the second game.
Score, first game: ls.5, -
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Lincoln Has the Luck.

LINCOLN; Neb., Aug. 25-Lincoln won
the hnal game from Pueblo To-Day by a
score OF to 2. Pueblo excelled both In
fielding and batting, but luck was ell with
the locals. Zackert was pounded Ard in
every one OF the seven innings he was In
the box, but so sharp was the helding
that thirteen hits made of him netted but
two runs. Ey.ler relieved him in the
eighth. and won the game by leading of
safe hits. Henley was effective. but a
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-26
DETROIT.
PHILADELPHIA.
Totals. .B Is 30 IL Totals seA II
'One' e'out when winning run scored.
'Batted for Waddell in ninth. .~..

Philadelphia o ooo1o o1oo IL
Left on bases: Detroit, 1a; Philadelphia,
van. Two-base hits: Schreck, Hartsel
Sacrifice hits: Seybold, Davis. Double play:
o'Leary TO Sehaffer to Lindsay. Struck
van, 9. Bases on balls: on Waddefl, s; of
Donovan, q Base hits; on WaddeiI in
nine innings; on Dygert, in three innings
Wild pitch: Donovan. Time: 2:30. Unl-
pires: Connolly and Evans.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-26

CHICAGO, Aug. 25.-Association foot ball
players flying the colors Of the Cortnthian
Chicago association team here today by
score OF 8 to 2.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-26

New York ......."..0 1901 oo1 "a
Cleveland ..........".0 90 o o 0 o 0 90
Three-base hit:, Flick. Two-base hits:
Conroy,. Mortarity. Stolen bases: Conroy,
Elbertefd, Delehanty. First base on errors:
New York, l. Bases on balls: on Rhoades
3; on Doyle, 2. Struck out. BY Doyle, 6;
by Rhoades, 2. Left on bases: New York
s; Cleveland, 6. Time! 400 Umpire: sher.
idan.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-26

E army pistol competition will COM
se on Tuesday.
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Earned runs: Sioux City, 2; Denver, 2
Two-base hits: sheehan, Ereese, Jackson
(2) Lett on bases Sioux City, 2; Denver,
s. Stolen bases: Williams, Freese. Sacri-
on balls: on Jackson. /; on Paige
Struck out: BY Jackson, g. by Paige. Z
Wild pitch: Paige. Passed ball: Weigardt.
Time: las. Umpires: Corbett and Zalusky.
Attendance. O0O
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a Defeat of Season.

HOLDREGE, Neb.. Aug. G.-(special Tel
egram. THE NorthwesteTns, an amateur
bah team. met their hrst defeat this year
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-26

MILWAUKEE,. Aug. 4 CamnitZ
home team to four hits. The feature of
the game was the star work OF Demont,
both at bat and in the field Score
!. I srrAf nm - = w AIrIr rrrr
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Sioux WIN Both.

SIOUX CITY. Ia, Aug G-Sioux. CITY
tooS both ends of a double-header from
Dchvsr To-Day. the first by 3 to 0 ana, me
enoetlve In the first game. allowing only
SiN scattered hits Engle was not hit nTIe1'
them on him and. beside, the feldinE er-
Lors We're costly. In the second game
Jhekson and Paige were the opposing
naylag the better of II, Both sides played
a loose helding game, but Sioux City was
ing largely in the scoring, Score, first
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-26

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 3.-St. Louis won from
Brooklyn this afternoon, to o. Both
errors behind them were what decided the
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-26

The sterling's will playe at Nicola, Ia.
today Sunday. l3ext Saturday the Ster-
lings will leave TO play four games, meet
ing Ashland, Memphis, and Wahoo, play
PIattsmOuth il Shut Out.
NEBRASKA CITY, Neb., Aug. 25.-(Spe-
ciRl Telegram.)-This afternoon the Argo
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-26

Atlantic Defeats Lewis.

Games today! Columbus at Kansas City
Toledo at Milwaukee Indianapolis at ST.
Paul. Louisville at Minneapolis,
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s'ss.ss....,.o6 o
DIES MOINHq

hit; Welch. Two-base hit: Autrey. Sac
rihce hits; Perring. Long. Stolen base;
bender. Struck out: BY Sanders, q by
I mt by pitched ball: Bender, sanders
!Leit Leit on bases: Omaha, s; Des Moinee. /.
lime: Inc LIS. Umpire Lynch Attendance:
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SIOUX CITY.
DENVER

hits; Russell, Reddick, McHale. Left on
hits Campbell sheehan 90, First base
on balls: on Newlin, 2; on Engle. ]. Struck
out; BY Newlin, 10; by Ensie. 5. Time
Second game: go.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-26
BROOKLYN.

'Batted for Eason in the ninth.
Brooklyn .............i % i 90 90 Ga
Earned run: Brooklyn, /. Sacrifice hits:
Bennett, Lewis. Double plays; Lewis and
Jordan; Hummell, Lewis and Jordan.
on balls; on Beebe s; on Eason, 8.
Struck out: BY Beebe,. 8; by Eaaon, 9.
Left on bases: 81, Louis, 3: Brooklyn, l..
Time: 1850. Umpire: JQhnStone.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-26

Sacrihce hits: Spencer, Hayden, Two
base hits: Niles, Hemphill. ferris. Stolen
base; Hayden. Double plays: Parent to
First base on balls: on Tannehill, /; off
Howell, i. Struck out: BY Tannehill, 4;
by Howell, s. Time: 1:S5. Umpire: Hurst.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-26
standinE OF the Teams.
Gmmes in Three-I League.

Games today; Boston al Chicago, Brook
lyn at St. Louis. New York at Cincinnati.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-26
LOUISVILLE.

Kenna, i. Two-base hits: Davis, Fox,
Hallman. 8. Sullivan Three-baSe hits:
Greminger, Brashear. Double plays: Shaw
to Stovall; Quinlan to Brashear to Stovall.
Hit by pitched ball: Greminger. Struck
out: BY Ford, s. by Kenna, s. Sacrifice
hits: ID. Sullivan. Stolen bases: Free
man. Graham, s. Sullivan. Hallman,
Kenna. Left on bases: Minneapolis, 8;
Louisville, 4. Time; 1;5o Umpire: Wer-
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standing of the Team
GAMES IN AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Games today Pueblo at Omaha, Denver
at Des Molnes, Lincoln at Sioux City.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-26

ST. LOUIS.

BOSTON. Mass, Aug. 4.-Boston won the
final game of the series from St. Louis, 3
to ], by punching five of their six hits in
two innings today. Score:
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MiIIers win from Distiliers.

MINNEAPOLIS Aug. Is. T Minneapolis
outhit Louisville in the first game in the
first OF the series today and won. 3 to 2.
Davis and Woodbury. made sensational
catches in the outfeld. Score:
AonV
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Kansas City Defeats Columbus Two
to One. $500.

KANSAS CITY. Mo-, Aug. 25.-Kansa5
City defeated Columbus to on a field SO
muddy that fast work was impossible.
Kansas City punched hits in the hfst and
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NEW YORK
Totals......9s . "a Ib

Two-base hits: De!eHahly, DeEHH'
riflce hits: Schlei. McGann. Stolen base:
Devlin. Double plays: Huggins and Deal
(2); Huggins, unassisted, Struck out: BY
Wicker, /; by Ttemmeyer, l; by Mathew
son, 2 First base on balls: on Wicker,
s; OFF Temmeyer, /; on Mathewson. !:
Hits: on Wicker, in seven Innings; on
ITn1pires; O'DaY and Carpenter.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-26

INO-Dd9S MT 5hEueEeT' lHTec-pdSo nltb
Demont, Bateman. Home run: Demont.
Stolen bases: Demont 90, Odwell ],
Clarke. First base on balls on Sage, 2:
off, Camnitz, 1. Hit, by pitcher: Hemphill.
Wild pitches: Camnitz, 1: Sage 8. Struck
out: BY Sage, 8; by Camnitz, 4, Sacrifice
hits: Green, 'Knabe. Odwell. Left on
bases; Milwaukee. 8; Toledo, g. Umpires:
Egan and Sullivan. Time: 1:45.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-26
Pa GETS one AND LOSES ONE
Dss Noines Shuts Out Omaha and ROurkes
Return the Dose.
SANDERS PITCHES A WONDERFUL GAME
only Twenty-EiGht Men Face Hin
Maaslxe is Also InvtncibIe-Autrey
Sensational at the Bat and
In the Field

Sanders and Manske in the box, Autrey
in the field and at the hat and a decom-
posed umpire we're the most notable factors
IN the doubie-hesder, which Omaha and
Dee Moines split even yesterday at Vinton
street park, the Champions winning the
former game. to o and the Rourkes the
latter. s to 0.
Keefe was rotten as an umpire. but this
man, Lynch, is putrid It's hard to tell
whether the fellow means to be vicious, or
whether his outrageous decisions are
simply due to a ratified brain and lack of
Judgment But whatever the cause, his
work has been Increasingly bad until Il
eliminated yesterday in the rankest ex-
hibition beheld In Omaha for many a long
day. On balls and strikes he is scarcely
ever right and on bases he is little better
Des Moines had some bad ones handed to
II, but Omaha seemed to fare the worst.
The man has positively no discipline.
Yesterday in the eighth inning of the first
game when Omaha was about to touch up
Manske and the pitcher displayed signs of
weakening. Manager Doyle, out in left field,
stopped down in a pretense at tying his
shoestring and consumed fully four minutes
without ever a whimper from the umpire,
despite the protests of Manager Long.
From beginning to end Lynch was jeered
and hooted and he deserved to be- He has
no right on a diamond and should be dis
carsied at once.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-26
Saints shut. out Hoosiers.

ST. PAUL, Aug 25.-St. Paul shut out
Indianapolis In the first game. of the series
here today by a score of to o. Williams
error and Hickey's wildness was respon-
sible for the first run, but the second was
earned. Morgan pitched nne ball through
out. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-26

on balls of Hickey, 4. Hit by pitched
ball Drill. Struck out: BY Morgan, g.
by Hickey, 3. Sacrifice hits; Padden
Carr. Left on bases: ST. Paul, 10; Indian
apolis, 4. Time: l:4O Umpire owens
The Washington times., 1906-01-14
ETHEL YERKES, HEIRESS,
ARRIVES IN NEW YORK
IIiece Of Late Traction Magnate Pas
scage1 On Amerika-R. S. McCor-
mick Also Aboard

NEW YORK. Jan 13.-Among the
saloon passengers aboard tlr biz Ham
burg-Amerlcan liner Amer - that ar
rived tonight from II ambuI,g was Miss
Ethel Yerkes. q Mere OF Charles 7.
Yerkes. the millionaire traction mag
nate. who died a short time ago IN this
city. In his viii Sir. Yerkes lsqueathed
100000 To Miss Ethel Yerkes. who is
well known as an actress.
Another saloon passenger on the same
liner was the Hon. Robert s. McCoT-
mick. United States ambassador 70
France
In charge Of Captain Sauermann as a
prisoner. vas Charles O'ConHeiI. aged
forty. who served thirteen years in a
German prison and has eight years TO
serve in the Dannemora, y. y, prison
Captain SaUermann states that O'Con-
nell was placed in his charge by the
German imperial government with in
structions 10 deliver him To the United
States authorities on arrival al Ho-
bol-en.
The Amerika arrived tonight from
Hamburg. Dover and BoUlone. after "A
very stormy passage of eight DAYS. sew
enteen hours and four minutes
Throughout the voyage the ship eN-
Derieaced heavy westerly gales and high
seas. She brought 279 saloon. go second
cabin. $50 class. and 764 ste rage passen-
gers.