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Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-08

TO CLOSE OUT
balance of Ellistone Park Place lots
BERRY Gardens) acres, ks and rs only
1-10 cash, balance SO per month. Remein-
Der strawberries alone Will pay Tor IL IN
ing 10 to 30 per cent higher. The same
advance is ordered on these; effective soon.
See us at once
VACANT LOTS.
Two lots on ssth near Leavenworth. Price
io Four vmO beautiful LOTS only 1 block from
car line In Florence. Priced for quick sale.
r !rIS lots, 10Th and Fowler. Price s21b for
Six lots corner SD and Seward St,
slightly east front on Harvey car line
Price S275 to $3.50. Can sell these on pay
ments OF $40 down and s. per month. We
have several vacant lots In Dundee TOT
sale at a very low price.
50 ACRES, SPECIAL.
Northwest of Gretna, near Doug ;ls
county line shSTt s Sissaao9 price because
owned by old gentleman In east VINO IL
anxious to close out.
FARMS.
sm-acre farm near Blair; Broom house
arge barn, 2 acres orchard, 15O acres B I99%
Tor quick sale $40 per acre.
Low PRICED HOMES.
2 large lots with small house and other
buildings; fine shade trees; all kinds OF
fruit sherry sF FoTt sP on car line Price
100.
1s72 Mayberry Ave-, large lots, Groom
house, good shade and fine neighborhood
Only $1,000.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-08
Special Bargain

8 ayE0O-On 44th between Harvey and Dewey
Ave. East front, offer a brand new
strictly modern and up-to-date cot
tage with five large rooms, bath
room, with very best nickel plumbing
porcelain bath. two large closets
linen closet, vestibule, large kitchen
pantry, vestibule and ice box room
of the kitchen. Room up stairs for
two good bed rooms. Fine basement
under entire house; all cemented. AL
Carton furnace. Heat extended to
second floor. Fine smooth dressed
polished floors for rugs, oil finish
Double floors and very well built in
every particular. With this house
there are seven fifty foot lots, with
about twenty-five or thirty trees.
This is one OF the finest places for
fruit, garden or a country home right
in town of anything offered on the
market. Only three blocks from
Dundee car line and about four
blocks from the end OF the Farnam
car line. Property just being COM
pleted and except for a little grad
ing, sodding and laying Of side walks,
is ready for occupancy. We own this
property and 1t is all clear, and we
can make you reasonable terms
Don't fail TO see this. You can't beat
It for the price anywhere.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-08
d. ". SHOLES co.
72I and 722 New York Life
TEL Douglas 40

eoO-4-room cottage lot 5Ox19o feet. good
Miami St; 500 down, balance
monthly
O6Ozzloox1OO feet. N. E. Cor. 18th and
gain; ground alone worth the money.
t5E -s-r --'a
1LSo-Ha Grant St. 5o1i9o feet s-room
payments and bargain,
S1,BOO-SSi2 Parker st., Groom cottage, good
repair, lot 50xibo feet, high and
slightly; natural wood finish, nice
house, good plumbing, modern, except
furnace; easy terms; 800 down and
balance monthly.
s2Do-l7Os s nth St., Groom cottage.
sewer water and gas, good repair,
good barn. lot 5OxlS5 feet.
S275O-ss15 Charles st., rooms, modern,
good condition. beautiful lawn and
sSOOO-2no Davenport ST., Q rooms, all
modern, good repair, lot 50xi49 feet
good shade, close in and cheap. Be
sure to see this.
sSSO-nso S. s4ih St., lot 5Oxiss feet, 7
rooms all modern, good condition
sa4OO-4212 Harvey st.. brand new 7-room
all modern house, never been ocou-
pied; owner leaving town. wants to
sell quick; lot 4Sx126 feet; permanent
walk; two blocks from Farnam car
$42OOA7os N 10Th st.. 5Ox110 feet east
front. very large rooms, 2-story,
built by owner for home; very de-
sirable.
$6,5OO-411s Farnam St., 47x1s7 feet, facing
two streets, brand new, we'll con-
structed, modern s-room house, a de-
srable, well located home; less than
months old, only an infant; this is
surely bargain; owner leaving city
would not sell at all.
f6.5OO-6O7 Park Ave-, good, well built s.
room modern house, renting for $40
per month; has large barn, we'll To-
Gated; Investigate this
t6,OOO-2655 Douglas, rooms, strictly mod
repair. nearly new, corner lot 5oxss
feet; desirable home close in
3S,OO0-S13 worthington Place, fine brick
and frame house, 10 rooms. hot water
heat, large grounds, 1O6x136 feet.
beautiful location. Half block from
Farnam car line and one of the best
residence bargains on the market.
Must be sold. Its dead cheap,
S1N,OO0-1021 Park Ave. lot e6x14O feet. 10
rooms; strictly modern, we'll built
house, steam heat three fine mantels
and CRATE, nice oak finish. well
ranged, thoroughly modern, with
elegant barn. room for three four
horses and as many carriages This
property could not be duplicated for
twice the money we can sell 1t for.
Owners anxious to close out immedi-
ately and want a proposition. Its
certainly a big snap.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-08
Vacant

8 275-1OOx1SO feet, south front, on Taylor,
just west of S4th, one block from car;
$50 down and balance monthly.
8 65O-9OoxlsO feet, S. E. corner ssth and
Taylor. Block from car. Easy terms,
or will build to suit. Big snap.
3 65O-22Ox1ss feet, east 'front.' on 18th st.,
block south of Vinton One big acre.
Fine for garden, fruit, hot house or
any other purpose.
$685.. e. corner 18th and Ruggles Sts.,
5Ox19 feet, lies fine. A bargain.
8 7OO-75x11O feet, west front, on 18th, just
south Of William. Room for cot
tages It's a splendid bargain.
Worth more money.
1,25O-52x14O feet, N. E. corner 18th and
Spruce SITS. A bargain.
1,2OO-5Ox1V feet west front on SD, 200
feet north Of Poppleton Ave, Per-
manent walk and sewer. Big snap.
2,5Oo-eOx14O feet, east front, on 18th, rs
feet south of jackson. Room for
three fats. Bargain.
se5OO-94x12S IT,, southeast corner 10th Ave.
and Dewey. opposite the Winona.
fine place for block Of fats, or will
divide.
S7,OO0-Northwest corner ssth and Farnam,
1S2 It. east front on seth by IS #.
deep--a fine residence corner, or an
elegant location for an apartment
house or desirable fats.
it. east front on sd Ave, $50
IT. north of Center, overlooking Han
soon Park-a very desirable location.
Owner is anxious TO make a quick
sale and wants offer.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-08
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
GARVIN BROS.
BARGAINS IN HOUSES

bAKOAllNS in hOUSES
Price 5000; rent $132-3423 Mason,
five-room cottage. part on payments.
Price $3.50; rent S1SO-292s North
25th, good Groom cottage, city water,
cemented cellar; part on payments.
In Clifton Hill-Good 7-room house.
modern except furnace; nice lot and
lawn. Price S1,TOOG part on terms.
HANSCOM PARK BARGAIN.
Big snap; must be sold; 1926 South
Goth street. rooms, all modern; part
hardwood finish; east front, lot 5Ox15O
feet; specials all paid; shade and lawn;
now rented for S45. This property is
held at $4,000. If you want a bargain
see without delay and submit an offer.
ORCHARD HILL HOUSES.
1880 Seward street. good seven-room
dwelling, porcelain bath, closet, gas,
sewer, full lot, paved street. A bar
gain. Price $1,000.
1854 Seward street, rooms, all mod
ern, porcelain bath, furnace, gas, city
water, sewer, ETC.. first-class house. A
bargain Price $4,000; part on terms.
NEAR WEST FARNAM.
1924 Douglas street a good seven
room house, bath, gas, closet, city water
and full lot. Price $2,25O; part on
terms.
RUTLAND ADDITION LOTS
Best in the city for the money; 500
cash and balance on terms to suit; nice
south fronts on boulevard and 10th Sts
! one block south of Vinton street car
line: no special taxes; no filed ground
convenient TO Omaha and~South Omaha
Price 500; terms to suit.
! GARVIN BROS. 1904 FARNAM.
| RE-
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-08
Sholes Sub Division

ing south for about 700 IT,, we offer
very choice 40x120 II. lots, high and
slightly close to car, midway be-
tween Omaha and South Omaha, for
5000 each, either cash or terms These
lots are cheap and you cannot gel
anything in the south part of town
so desirable for the price as these
lots are offered for. Look them up.
81. 1908 IT. east front Oh 18th Ave, about
$50 II. north of St. Mary's Ave. /;
north half Of this lot sold last week
and will have a fine residence built
on IT, Speak quick II you want this.
RE
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-08

Five-room house, city water, corner lot,
$500.
Four-room house, city water, good well,
barn, two lots. in Florence, corner, n,lOo.
Elght-room house, in good condition, mod
ern except heating, good location. bar
gain, $1,000
Eight-room house. West Farnam, south
front, bath, front and back stairs; might
exchange this and pay difference. 5000.
Six-room house, good barn, modern ex-
cept heat, near Gath st. car. good condi-
ton; take good lot part pay, $500.
Six-room house, all-modern and new all
\on one floor. A nice home. Snap-t2'6OO.
Eight rooms near oath ST., West Mander-
son, lot 66x1SO. modern except heat, shrub
berry, fruit, $500.
Three cottages. room to build another,
choice corner; offered for a few days
at big snap, 5000
|. N. HAMMOND.
Phone Doug. 7ss 1872 Board OF Trade.
RE
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-08
tnent co. Uses Bee Want Ads Continuously WHY?
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
ENTIRELY NEW

GROOM MODERN COTTAGE.
will build it for you on 9th Ave.
near Indiana, and sell IL for cash or on
terms. Price $2,2JO.
ANOTHER LIKE IT.
Just completed, rooms. modern ex-
cept furnace. on paved street near Be
mis- park. S2,1OO
. ROOMS.
Excellent cottage, city water, barn,
nice lawn and trees large lot, 1916
Spaulding. Price, 81 800.
ROOMS.
fairly good condition. well water, full
lot, 1907 Sahler st $3.50.
ROOMS.
3025 or 1927 Pratt ST. Price $3.50.
ROOMS.
on two lots, North Omaha. Price $3.50.
BEMIS PARK.
Fine building lot, Lincoln Ave, near
37th St $1,000.
SOUTH
8 ROOMS
East front, good house, city water,
lot 4Sx130, 3130 S. 18th st. Price.
$1,000.
ROOMS.
On 10th, near Martha St, east front.
50, 100.
6 ROOMS
On s. 10th St. east front, near Dor
cas-. $2,25O.
4 ROOMS
On S. 10th ST.. near Bancroft. $1,000.
8 ROOMS
1902 s. 9th ST., partly modern.
$3.50 or easy terms to reliable pur.
chaser.
o. c. OLSEN,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-08
Reed Brothers
ITO FARNAM STREET.
National
Investment
COMPANY

Douglas Block, 18th and Dodge SITS.
Half acre, good house and fine barn,
close to car line, good location; sacrifice
price this week See this Monday.
Most homelike home in Omaha, nine
room house, modern, south front, finest
view in the city, two lots, 100 feet front,
large barn, close to car line; a bargain
If taken at once. See US on this at
once.
Ten rooms, two bath rooms. south
front, two lots, paved street. Mortgage
foreclosed on this; will be sold at half
its value.
Five acres close to city, with house
and barn a bargain at $1,8O0
Two small farms close to Omaha ex-
change, for Omaha residences.
Six-room house. fine east front lot,
close to car, walking distance; cheap
and on easy payments. You would buy
this If you saw It.
Six-room house and thirty lots one
mile from postoff1ce, $1,000. This is a
rare bargain.
$4,000 residence for $1,000. VIII
take good land in exchange for this
property.
Homes from $500 up, on easy pay
ments. RE
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-08
Business Lot, Snap

Vinton SITS. paving and permanent
walk, all paid; room for two stores
with flats above; actually worth
double the price. This is a sure
speculative proposition, either to
hold or to build on.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-08
CHAS. E. WILLIAMSON co.

251s South It'll St.. 5-room new house.
Price $500.
S215 Franklin St., Groom house, cellar.
well and cistern, good barn, fruit trees
and shade; Il block from Harvey car. All
newly painted and in good shape Price
81. 400. Easy terms
29O6 Crown Point Ave, new broom house,
block from car line. Price N,l5O, Easy
terms
Two small cottages and lot on sahler St.,
near 18th; only $3.50 for both.
Small house and full lot on 9th just
south OF Leavenworth. East front. Price
81, $50.
South 18th St., near Dupont school, on
car line, Broom house. Price $3.50.
Webster St., near Seth, Broom cottage,
south front Price $3.50; $50 cash and bal
ance by the month.
A SIOUX CITY INVESTMENT.
AS managing agents for the Sioux City
property Of one of the large insurance COM
panies of Philadelphia, we are authorized
to close 1t out. Its location is analogous
to Farnam and Twenty-fifth streets in
Omaha-Pierce st. (the Farnam St OF
Sioux city,, on the first hill, ten blocks
from the court house and the TWO pest
hotels, Garretson and Mondamln' an o
room residence (the home OF a former WELL
to-do citizen), and large double mouse
of nine rooms each; lis IT. frontage on
Pierce ST.; rentals 1926. Price, 5000. Just
expended close to $1,000 renewing pull Nlis
us or call on Mr.. George d. Weintze, Sc
curity Bldg, Sioux City.
CHAS E. WILLIAMSON CO.,
l201 Farnam st.
OPEN MONDAY EVENINGS.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-08
G00dH0rneS
Cheap

s2,S00-6-rooms, modern except fur
mace, nice south front lot, 1920
Templeton Ave. Owner lives in
house.
$4,000 rooms and two lots, mod
ern and new, northwest corner 25th
and Grand Ave; owner lives there;
ask TO ses 1t. A big bargain. East
front.
$l,7OO-5 rooms, modern except fur
mace, SO17 Henderson st. New.
5000 rooms, city water, 30th and
Emmett Very cheap.
$7,O0O-Elegant home in Bemis park.
$S0O-Nice building lots, city water,
sewer, 2Sth and Ruggles. South
front.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-08
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Read the
History of a Title

In todays Bee and what risks you of being dis
possessed of your property your children losing it,
unless your title is perfect To be certain that your
title is perfect you must either have abstract made
by competent abstracters of financial RESPONSIBLE
ITY TO YOU or have your title INSURED FOREVER
IN YOU AND YOUR HEIRS. We the only
pany Omaha that insures guarantees titles to real
estate When you about to buy real estate or loan
money on real estate call on for policy of insur-
ance guaranteeing you against loss by defects liens
the real estate you buying or loanng money
MIDLAND GUARANTEE & TRUST CO.,
1714 Farnam ST. N. P. DODGE, 'JR
Bee Building. Preside
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-08
Investment

5 4.sOO-17O2 and 1905 s. 2sth ST.. one 2-story
7-room, ali-modern house, and one
Groom, modren except furnace.
Rental 1910 per year. One block from
car One street paved and paid for
and curb and permanent walks all
round.
so, OOo-One Of the finest corners in tho
rr city. One s-room detached dwelling
and three s-room modern flats.
Rental $40 per month. All built
within two years. Streets paved and
paid for. One Of the best and most
desirable propositions we have ever
listed. Ask for location II you mean
business.
4.OO0-S. W. corner oath and Blonde SITS.
lot 6Sx12O feet with three cottages,
renting for $3.50 per month. owner
anxious to close out and wants prop
osition. Good future to this property.
Investigate and make offer.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-08
A SIOUX CITY INVESTMENT.
FINE HALF ACRE.

FINE HALF ACRE.
(Close in.)
A aouth frontage of 1872 feet midway be-
tween oath and 3Oth st. cars, with good
six-room house, well, cistern and smali
barn, all for $1,000 Worth TINS 10 uiVloe
nm into lots even II there were no I'M
provements whatever.
PAYNE, BOSTWICK & CO.,
COILS N. Y. Life Bldg. 49,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-08
HOME
BARGAINS

$i,1OO-5 rooms. new, north side.
1.2OO-south Omaha home, new, two
lots
$1,45O-7-room house, Indiana Ave.
$1.400-5 rooms, Clifton Hill.
s1,6OO--5 rooms and barn. Clifton
Hill.
S1,750-S rooms. West Farnam.
$1.S50-6 rooms. modern, close in.
$2.15O-s rooms. new. lots.
$2,5OO--6 rooms, modern, corner lot.
$2,SO0-9 rooms, new, nice location.
$4,000 rooms, modern, barn, west
side.
s4.25O-s rooms. modern. Kountze
Place.
S7,0O0-S rooms. modern, Kountze
ACREAGE.
$6,OO0-5 acres. lovely residence.
S6,OOO-1O acres. 1O-room modern
house.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-08
o. G. OLSEN.
1704 Farnam st.

RIGHT UP TO SNUFF"
Here is a bargain for home or investment,
has eight rooms, beautiful reception hall
and stairway. nicely decorated through
out gas and electric light fine cellar,
laundry property renting for $500 per
PAYNE, BosTwIcK & co..
6O1-3 N. Y. Life Bldg.
RE-e16
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-08

127 acres, very ardinary buildings. 7
miles from Florence, Neb. Price $4,000
viii take $500 trade.
$40 acres Rocks county, Kansas.
GA acres on Center St road, fenced
and cross-fenced, plenty of fruit, feed
for hogs and dairy purposes. See us for
price and terms.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-08
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WHOLESALE DISTRICT

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-28
Races at Latonia.
llnu A ssoclatel Press.l

10y fEIASoOS't1ISu
CINCINNATI, o.. July 27.--T he steepie !.
chase handicap over tho club 'ik, mousse ne
course, the feature at Latonia TO- 70 Gay ga
vent 10 Arc Light, the favortte. ONO
King took second place from Prottaple.
Three fnvorltes won, The track 9is wa was
fast. summarizes: Si Y,
First racd--flve furlongs N rales g TO
y flrst, Chase az to y second Toll
5Gathercr Is to ~ third. Time. ! :ol s4-b.&
Second race-six furlongs--Reyoltt az TO
u first, Toppy Girl (bo to y second,
Oasis Is to i third. Time. :15.
# Third race even furlongs-sister
Frances % to lo) first, Alma Dufour (la
to lo) second. Elltros $40 TO y third el
Time, 1877 175. VI \. s.,
81 Fourth Hteeplechasos handicap
first Ohio King % to y SECOND. Profit
able Gao to y third, Time. 1894 ~.
Fifth race-one m!le--Black Cat (l6 to
y FIRST, Alorendo Go to II lsecond. Bernie
iCramer (25 to y third, Time, =: ~ I'd.
Sixth rnce-lnile ana a sixteenth Ira
NADIA IA to 81 first, Daring Is to % secs
ond. Rubbinon {3 TO y third. Time, l;40,
Seventh racd-one inile--Albert Fir GO
to j. first, st. Paris 90 to s. second,
labor ia to ~ third. Time. 1:428 2-b.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-28
NORFOLK, =; DANVILLE, 8.
Both Sides Played Well, but
Errors Lost the Game.
nl to The TImes- DlsTalc1l

Especial to The Times DlsT,a tcll.)
y NORFOLK, VA July Three weren't,
but two runs made In to-day's game,
and tho Tercentennials got both OF those.
Pitcher Leonard was In great form, but
forSa$little wildness at times, and yielded
up but two hits. He also gave six
passes but, with mel, on bases no would
settle down and pull himself out OF a.
hole. He had luck. too a base on balls
an error and a cracking single figured In
the scoring III the second inning, 6ctz
made the safety that brought Wiley and
Hopkins holnefand won the gamo. After;
that they played all the baseball they
knew, but neither side could score
Evans too, was the master Of the
situation In every inning except the
second. The pass and the hit no gave
in that inning, coupled with the error
made, proved his lndoing. The bugs.
too, gave him great support. Most OF
the errors made on both sides resulted
from long chances taken by the players.
Dngle Is rapidly ascending the horl-
xon as IA batting star He got three
OF tho five hits by his team this after
noon, Fetzer. at short, for the Tobac7,
ronists, was their strong man at the
bat and In tho field, The score:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-28
..H|I|IAD UNDERSTANDINGS
NTH UMPIRE Owens 7 |. \ J.
Gamblers Bet on Games and Paid
Commission to Man Who
Made Decisions,
t.S ft5 nav Associated Press,l fil * {9iFB
nav ASSOC d Press

x u MINNEAPOLIS, July 27.-Formnl
Scharges that Umpire Owens placed bets
on the Minneapolis Columbus games, the
latter to Win, for tho benefit OF q gambling
combine. In which he was Interested.
have been preferred by Secretary I.idyard.
az the Minneapolis Baseball Club, This
is the result Of decisions which proyoked
riotous demonstrations at American As
socIatlpE games here last week, The
Minneapolis management mas peeh Wofk-
ing on the case over since, and has now
secured atlldaylts from three twellrknoWn
gamblers that they had an Understanding
With the umpire. Whereby they adyisedly
bet on Columbus, One affidavit states
that, on tho occasion OF the game Of July
mission Of 25s per. cent. to 4 the umpire.
The other atlantis swear tf'at they pat
Fup 5000 OF Owens's money, who gave
them a commission Of 25 per cent, for
placing It.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-28
l.l.To.DaX'R GafnC.a. \
SOUTHERN. LEAGUE .l|::,l' ( ! i:

Birmingham, 4; Shreveport, 9.
S$5 B1RMING IIAsI, Ii July Pit was n (,
pilchers battle to-dny, birmingham only
Winning IN the tenth inning on bases
q 81, bal d double and q sq,iceze..
,,, se1ls; J, 8 . 8 10 oil ss u
shreveport !. 4. % q q q d DO Q 90 81
II batteries |: sallce and Matthews; Fisher
and :. drafrlus.s Time, 40. Umpire,
s Pfenninger. Ii 81 Ssss5 Nj 5s & B
Memphis, u !; Nashville, 8.
NASHVILLE, July 7.---T Wo hits in the
seventh and a passed ball by Wells gave a:'''e
( M en- pliis tho second game sof the series.
III was a pitchers battle. .lStss rs. 5.
sy Score; a X. II. -.
Ensryille 1. Il. 10 o o o o d D o 90 S$3s 8
Mcnpfli h 7. \. /. !. ]. !. Z. % o o % 0,O1s01-2
$3 Batteries: Ely and Wells; I,oucks and
Eurlburt. Time Il 80. Umpire, campau.
II; Little Rock, 4.
III MONTGOMERY ALI. July 27.---T Il,t
\ locals hit Johnson y at Will while Little
Rock played In poor form behind him
score q: 81 55 8Ss r. II. e.
Montgomery. !. q q 4 ~ % o IL IS e !
Little Rock. z. ~. 20 o o 0}3 0 Co
Batteries: Walsh and hicAleez: ~ ohm;
4 son, Allen and Douglas. Time, . 40. I'm
Spircs. Rudderharn and schuater.
&. Atlanta, s /; New Orleans,
s,s:ATI4ANTA.5 g Al, ] u 3 tlanta dcre55
feated New Orleans again to-day. making
the winning run in tho sixth inning on
vs.; score: a 55s 81 @ r. II. r..
Atlanta 4. &. !. \. 7. q o 00 o. o 0f'-3 q
New Orlean 4 I. h. q o o 90 O o % o. 81
batteries: zeler and Archer; q Wa tt and i
stratton. Time. 1865 Umpire, Buckley.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-28
Standing 81 the Clubs.
IChicago, 3;Washlngton,

Chicago, 8; Washington .5,s
CHICAGO, July q. 30 pportune hitting.
coupled with SWashington's misplnXs l and
Patterson's fine pitching, gave /, chicago ; g. !
the opening game Of the series mere ~ to-
day. s M " =, = = y
Fl Score: Ii 81 M t ~ 81 IL 80 -.
Washing ton 4. /. I. % o 90 o o 4 OIL s z
y Batteries. Patterson and sullivan; sll''a II.
enberg and sHeydon Timo \ ~. y n'prc'
iO'Loughlin.
Boston, H; St. Louis, 9.
\. s,r LOUIS July 27.-Patient's$ single,
stahl's sacrifice nnd Hoey' smashing
drive 10 left, scored the only,run8in to-
days game, Boston winning ~ s.,a {,
Score: 81 ID Y IT, =. u .r y,
st. Louis .,.......0G0 &c 9 oo 70 y
Boston 49,. 81, % 0 o. 90 Q Oil @ @
4 Batteries: Powell and O. Conner; Dineen
ana Armbruster. Time, l:s5' Umpire.
Hurst. Bass ~ & N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-28
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE 7

Augusta, s; Jackso nville, 2.
5ss JACKSONVILLE. FLA. July Pin
one Of tie most sensational games Of
the season. Augusta won out in the
twelfth inning. Walker struck out t lnll's
's score re. :''.5 Re HE,
/ J jacksonville. % o 0 10, 10 o 0 20 0o--2 9 2
Angus ID I. 4 Il. 20 o 0 o o o o q 0i01-3 5sTsl
Batteries: Walker and Shea; Rucker,
Holmes and Carson. Time, 2:b. Umpire,
Mace. a O. AS f W
Macon, s /; Charleston,
MACON, GA July Timely hitting i
by Macon coupled with the wildness OF
Turner proved the undoing Of Charles les
ton to-day. y. q !, ], :,
ss Score: 5t$ e is5 =. 3 ~ -.
Charleston 4. 20 0 Q ! o Q Q OIL 81:
Macon 4, 4. \. "a o 4 0 2 IS 6
y Batteries: Turner and Fox; Fox and
Robinson. Time. 2 hours. Empires, NC Nc
Grath and Shelter. sg
Savannah, &; Columbia, 9.
SAVANNAH GA. July 27.-savannal1
won from Columbia in the eleventh In
ming to-day. Knhlkoft's hit to left scored
i' sco ,,'al' q ~ w. r. H. p.
Savannah. (. 10 10 90 o 90 Oil III Q =
Columbia. I. y. % o o 0 o o 0 o o 9 90 !
Batteries. Deaycr and Kahikoff; Russell
and Sweeney. Umpire, Ryan. Time, ] 40.