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Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-23

chanted srottoes under the sea. But the
charm OF the entire design was the setting
to falryland.
II one wanted to go to Il" he had to
enter the mouth Of the monster dragon
mouth itself feet by seven feet. The
head OF the dragon was gorgeously illumi-
mated with great blinking electric eyes.
AS soon as its cargo OF visitors entered it's
great jaws. same came together The
brute virtually swallowed up all that It's
terrible capacity would take In, and OF
they'd go, only to find that there were no
horrors in this dragons stomach, but that
this was the kindly brutes way OF trans
porting people to Falryland. In good
time all the nervy ones were ''vomted"
out into an enchanted forest where fairies
lived, where quaint churches stood, where
time and distance meant nothing. and
where neither extreme cold nor unbearable
heat were known-where little people rode
and travelled on peacocks and little brownies
held high revel from their grottoes and
haunted houses-and every hing was heaveIN
and love.
The dragon wagged its tall ship came up
and-everybody got back again on State
street
II was Ambrose who designed this SUI
preme AFFAIR. carried II out under his per-
sonal expert supervision. He II il who Is
at the head OF the decorating department
OF The Bennett Company. The curtain on
his fall opening display will be rung up
Monday, 7:45 a. m. and everybody will have
an opportunity of seeing what promises TO
be the most resplendent window and store
show In the west-at Benefits
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-23
BOWLING SEASON OPENS MONDAY
Commercial League starts Up at
Metropolitan Alleys.

Final arrangements have been made for
opening Of the Commercial SOWING leakue
Monday evening ut the Metropolitan alleys
1914 and 1916 Capitol avenue. PRESIDENT
Grotte has arranged for several prominent
speakers WHO VIII be ptesenI Mi, a' bo ssrvsS
during the evening. The management VIII
have special seats reserved for all women
The two leading teams of 1sos-0e will open
with as much vigor and vim as they closed
last season, and good and interesting
OF the Gold Tops and Captain walenz Of
the Life Malts will have their strongest
material in the T n,sbsa renmodens the
league alleys, which puts them in the best
OF condition for the coming season Joe
T tSe sS rs she sen Hull Se
bowiers' friend, will have the management
OF the five new regulation alloys now being
bIs place O Of a and "S which will Be
opened to the public october ]. Mr.; Hull
extends a cordial invitation to all his
Following is a complete list Of the teams
I LIFE Maits-captain waienz,. I>ehmann;
Stapenhorst, Nelson;> Sutton, Adams ana
Gold Tops-Captain white. Foley, Grotte,
Primeau MSshoney and nd oS Some x,orcs
Ell Caddiilo-Captain Hinricks Coughlin.
Lepholtz, Crooks, Paxton, Hamblet, Kaufr-
Black Kats-Captain Ravens. Baehr. Cof-
few Soloman, Camp, Weimer.
Omaha Bicycle Co,-Captain Bord, Hun,
MCGEE, Keyt, Morton. Richards.
-eCaptain Carman, Hull. Hartkoph,
Voss, Rush, Worthing.
d. ]. OBriens-Captain Fagerburg, Crit
nth Matthes, d. ]. O'Brien, Parmalee,
Ray.
Patterson Stars-Captain Patterson, wey-
muller Higgins, Rice, Polear. Slime.
Armours-Captain Collins, Peterson. Grit
I'm. Kohawsky, Englar, Manning, Power:
The following is the schedule for the
week:
Monday, September 24-I4ife Malts VS..
Gold Tops.
Tuesday, September S-Falstaffs VS.. FL
Caddillo.
Wednesday. September 26-Armours VS..
Patterson's Stars.
Thursday September 27-Black Kats vs..
Colts.
Friday. September 2s-omaha Bicycle Co.
VS.. D. ]. OBriens.
The committee on prizes reports 1t has
$3.50 in cash prizes. Also many valuable
prizes In merchandise.
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sportinR Brevities.

A few more and Ducky will have Pa
pushed back a peg.
Saturday morning found Denver and
Sioux City tied for fourth place.
st. Johns defeated the Central school
foot ball team Saturday by a score of II
to 0.
Overall again came to the front and
showed his worth, holding the Giants we'll
I'm hand.
Omaha will soon have another crack at
Pop Eyler, and that may help to hold Sec
ond place.
Stone keeps up that terrible walloping OF
the ball Friday he got three hits out of
three times up.
And then this same Miller got his bumps
again at Pueblo. Wonder why Cantillon
does not sell him?
McNeely is pitching some great ball
lately, hut is outlucked on occasions.
Omahah is now but two games ahead of
Lincoln.
1t costs money TO keep up a fine golf
course and the Field club members will
have to settle IL they hope to have as good
a course as some of the other courses in
the west.
Connie got quite a setback Friday when
Clark Griffith took two games from him.
Those pitchers of the Highlanders are the
surprise of the year. Looked upon all dur
ing the season as only mediocre, they sud
denly brace and become shutout pitchers.
Incidentally. Mr.. Owen is bumped for eleven
hits.
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bennett. urea. wInaov Display.

BENEFITS Oreat WINDOW display.
Tie gorgeous IaIi opening WINDOW display
at henneILs IL Inc WORK OF Ollver r. AM
brose. Mr.. Ambrose Is Known from ocean
to ocean an expert in store decorating.
he comes 10 Omaha from Chicago, where
he has been for years director OF store dec
orations. During his experience he mas
turned out some or the cIeverest window
trimmers in the country.
Mr.. Ambrose is the originator OF many
Of the most modern designs in store dec
Grating in the United States for the past
five years. His experience on State street.
Chicago, divided between Marshall Field
and Company. and Mandel Brothers. has
secured for him general acknowledgment
of leadership on this great American fash
ion street. 1t is admitted by every live
department store manager, and by every
store decorator who is worth his salt, that
what Ambrose doesn't know about win
dow trimming or store decorating, isn't
worth ones bother TO learn.
Wherever one has been especially en-
tranced with some superb display on State
street, Chicago-snd this happens very
often during the season-he may bet his
bottom dollar that the hand of Ambrose
has been dexterous In same His sug-
gestion. and Especially his designs, have
for years commanded high prices with the
largest houses of America. especially when
Christmas display was contemplated.
One of Mr.. Ambrose's most remarkable
and ambitious achievements was accom-
plished last Christmas In the windows Of
one Of Chlcago's greatest stores. II was
known as the great dragon display. II
cost the concern back of II 5000. II was
fairyland scene peopied by live midgets
genuine wee gTown-ups-dozens Of them.
Production was enhanced by a most gor-
geous stage setting; some OF the little
men and women rode in ehariots and auto
mobiles. others went through space in air
ships; some took submarine trips the whole
being inspired by ideas OF the Cataline
islands. The background OF the show
had a huge shell. u feet high by nine feet
wide, In front OF which there disported
themselves lovely mermaids in gorgeous
colors their golden tresses drifting with
the current. On either side little ,cupids
were busy getting in their fine work and
looking about for hidden treasure In en-
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OMAHA WINS ONE, LOSES ONE
Fifst GO., Eleven Innings and Pop Eylsr
Called in 10 Save II.
DODGE SHOWS GREAT FORM IN SECOND
Holds Lincoln sIuEGeEs 60 Four Hits
and Permits Only one of Them
60 walk, while EyIer f.
Hit Hard.

LINCOLN. Sept. 22-Llncoln and Omaha
divided honors in two close and exciting
games this afternoon. Lincoln won the
first. an eleven-lnning contest, to g. and
Omaha the second, TO q schoolmaster
Jones, who came up from Kansas TO help
out his former teammates, was pounded
hard in the eighth inning Of the first game
and Eyler relieved him, winning out Eyler
also went in for tho second game, but was
lift hard at times and the men played
rather sleepy ball behind him. Dodge was
effective. WEIGH, for the visitors, dlstin-
gulshed himself in the field and at bat.
Score first game:
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'Batted for Vigil IN the ninth.
Des Moines ..........0 90 0-5
Pueblo ................O 90 o 0 -
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Son of Belvidere Adds Junior Cham
nion 20 Long List of Victories

pfOn to Long List of Victories
NEW YORK. Sept 22-Salvidere the
best 2-year-old of the year, today added
the $1,000 Junior championship stakes to
his already long list at Gravesend. Sal
videre has started seven times this
year and his victory today makes II six
straight for the son of Belvidere- Sallie of
Navarro. He has won nearly $4,000 this
year At the dispersal sale OF w. Harry
Brown this summer John f. Madden, who
is in partnership with E. Hitchcock jr.,
bought him for s., 100
favorite, Salividere. He was backed down
from to 1 to to l. At the start De-
mund rushed into the lead and opened up
a gap of couple of lengths, with Sa]videre
second. Demund continued to show the
way to the stretch, where Salvidere took
command and won easily by three lengths.
Running Water, to 5. won the second
starter. Track heavy. Results:
First race, selling about six furlongs:
Keator won, Handzarra second, Gamblnus
third Time: 110a.
Second race, steeplechase, about two and
a half miles: Expansionlst won, Yama
Third race. the Junior champion stakes.
about six furlongs; Salyidere won. De
mund second. Ballot third Time; 1:lOts;
Fourth race. the second special, mile and
a half: Running Water won, Tangle sec
ond. Time: 2:45& Two starters.
Fifth race selling. mile and seventy
yards: Astronomer won; Belle OF Jessa-
Sixth race, FIVE and half furlongs;
Senator Clay won, Phllander second, Her
man third Time: 1:10
Seventh race, Ave and a half furlongs;
James Crawford won. Manana second,
Laliy third. Time; lIo.
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The naming of the diseases Of

The naming of the diseases of
men in advertising is not neces-
sary and should be discontinued,
Public opinion demands il and
the laws of this state prohibit it,
DIR. McGrew has been a spe.
cialist in this line of practice for
80 years, and in the future will
refrain from naming the diseases
in public print, from respect for
the people and the city in which
he has lived for more than 20
years.
AS specialist his facilities
for treating this class of diseases
is unlimited.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-23
YORK WINS FIRST FOOT BALL GAME
shutont for David City-One Man L.
Hurt.

DAVID CITY, Neb., Sept. X-(Speclal
came down here today for the opening foot
ball game and defeated David City by Is
to 0. The game was played under the new
spectators. welch of York hurt his shout
der, but this was the only casualty.
The David City team is one OF the best
eral years. but the York line was too heavy
for them. York scored hys POINTS IN n
WEIGH OF York made a fifteen-yard run,
and Ball OF David City a twenty-yard run.
David City had the ball within i've yards
on Yorl's line twice. The game was
hard fought from start 20 finish. A good
crowd was in attendance.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-23
FACULTY SANCTIONS FOOT BALL
High school Teachers Back students
I'm Their Team.

The Omaha High school is to have a
foot ball team this year. This has been
They have held two enthusiastic boom
meetings, at which some OF the old ferYor
Of former teams was displayed. The
faculty will recognize the team this year
and has appointed Prof Nathan Bern
stein as faculty member Of the advisory
board. Frank Crawford and Charles Nc
Kether with other graduates. Twenty
eight players have already responded TO the
csi and the prospects are the Omaha High
school will be represented by a good team
again. The team has had to work under
dIniculties during the last few years be-
cause the boys were playing without direct
sanction from the faculty, but this bar is re-
moved and the PLAYERS will go into the
game strong Merle Howard IL acting cap
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-23
ARAPAHoE PLANS coURsING MEET
Great American Derby and An-Age
StaIke Set for October 10 to 90.

ARAPAHOE, Neb.. Sept. 22.-(Special.)-
After several months preparations, a meet
ing OF citizens was held last night at which,
by invita- ton. Hon. Walter Hiler. represent
ing the National Coursing association was
present. and an organization was effected,
as well as concession secured, for the great
American derby. and the all-age stake, The
event will follow the Missouri valley fu-
turity races at Friend, held October TO b.
and at this place October l6 to 90 Already
entries from Colorado, Minnesota Missouri
Kansas, Iowa and this state. are 100 for
the all-age stake, which means at least 100
or more at slips. at each race. With added
money, there will be 1900 hung up In
purses, and good clean sport is assured
Messrs. f. A. Fisher. OF Winfield, Kan.
and o. NJ. White. OF Emporia. Kan. will
slip The officials OF the local organization
are president. Il. Phillips; vice president.
C, s. Kunkle, seeretary-treasurer ]. G.
Den, and any further information can be
secured by addressing any OF these at Ara
pahoe, or George Dayton, Lincoln. Mr.
Hitler who is an experienced coursing
crank after examining the local course.
pronounced It as the finest he had ever
viewed perfectly level and heavily sodded
in buffalo grass. The railroad will give
npecial service. and efforts made to care
for visitors.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-23
WITH THE BowLERs.

The Dietz Athletics made a fine showing
In their first match last night by taking
two games from the Onimods and rolling
one of the best totals for the week Thor
work was first-class throughout and the
members of the Athletic association present
had plenty of opportunities to applaud.
Bobby Encell was high man with $50. but
Councilman Sheldon pressed him closely
with 610 and took the high single game
with 242. The score:
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Games in Canada.

MONTREAL, Sept 22.AThe Canadian
amateur athletic championship games were
contested here this afternoon, Results:
= Final, 100 yards: Won by r. l.. Young.
h-American. Time: 0:10. Second, Law
son Robertson, Irish-American. In the
first attempt Young and Robertson ran a
dead heat In 0:09b
One mile Won by F. A. Rodger, New
York Athletic club. Time: 4:273s.
Running high jump Won by w. Ha-
penny, Montreal Amateur Athltic associa-
ton. Distances: feet inches.
Final. 900 yards: Won by Robert Kerr of
Hamilton Time. 0:222k
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-23

NEW YORK, Sept. 22.-The members Of
THE Harvard rowing crew, which was re-
Gently defeated by Cambridge the
Thames, arrived here today from Europe
on the steamer St. Louis.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-23
tain, but a permanent captain will be
chosen within the next week
sHAMRocKs ARE ON DECK AGAIN
Expect 60 Make other Foot Ball
Teams co some.

Expect 60 Make other Foot Bell
Teams GO Some.
The Shamrocka are in foot ball toys
again, with nine OF the old team and some
scrubs back, and ten promising new candi.
dates for positions A game Is scheduled
with Doane college at Crete, and II Is eN-
pected to secure others with Bellevue.
Creighton and the Omaha Commercial col
leges Coach Fitzgerald is enthusiastic
over the new rules and optimistic regard
ing the chances for a winning team.
Among the old players back are MARCEL,
of great value in kicking, Jack Fitzgerald
at half, the quick Curran at half, McKeon
at quarter, Bill Byerly at center, sham
bin at left tackle, Captain DAILY at right,
Millet at end, Stevenson at end, O'Hara,
Poposh and Knoll. McGuckin may also be
back again, but has not yet showed up.
Ferguson will be back again and Beal a
star OF two years ago has shown up for
practice
Among the new ones are Mitchell, who
will try for end; LAse. who comes well rec
commended as a fast one; Warren, candi-
date for end; Orrin Kennisch, candidate
for tackle; Munger, who il trying for
quarter, and Chick Sullivan.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-23
1888 ss4s bs5 1910
DOuble-Header mt Diets.

The letter Gold Tops and Neumayers of
Council Bluffs pitted against the Dietz
squad will be the double attraction at Dletz
park this afternoon. The letters and AS
sociations will play the first game, begin
ming at 2:30 sharp. Revenge lays both ways
In these games, the letters won dou-
ble-header on their last visit while the
Neumayers have failed to land a game.
IIneup:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-23
Triple Play mt Arapahoe.

ARAPAHoE, Sept 22,-(Special Tele-
gram.)-The Holdredge high school ball
team and the local high school boys
played an interesting game this afternoon,
and, barring one bad inning on Arapahoe 6
part, II was we'll played. The Arapahoe' S
boys outbatted the visitors and while John
son pitched winning game, lost II on his
fielding errors. Score:
Holdrege .............0 Ito
Arapahoe ............1 0 o. 0 1 o.
Arapahoe made one fine triple play. Um-
pire: Sadler
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-23
Coach scherer Mt Peru.

PERU, Neb.. Sept. 22-(special.) PROT
Scherer of Chicago university, the recently
elected director of the physical and man
ual training departments, has arrived and
will take charge OF his duties at once.
Prof. Scherer will be coach of the Normars
foot ball squad, having been member of
Coach Stages favorite eleven last year.
Within an hour after the new coach ar
rived thirty men had registered for foot
bali.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-23
SIOUX CITY.

Stolen bases; Weigardt. Sacrifice hits:
Belden. Randall, Russell Two-base hits:
Jarrett. Campbell Three-base hits: Ran
dali, Russell, Heater. First base on balls:
on Paige, /; of Jarrett, 4. Struck out: BY
Paige, s; by Jarrett, 9. Hit with pitched
BALL Donahue, Freese. Double play: Weed
to Freese. First base on errors: Denver, g.
Left on bases: Denver, s; Sioux City, s.
Time: 1880. Umpire: Van Sickel. At
tendance: 500
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-23
OMAHA.
Totals.
'Botted for Jones In the eighth.
sOne out when winning run scored.

NB0tted for Jones IN the elgntn.
sOne out when winning run scored.
Lincoln ........3 90 200 IL
Omaha .........0 8 ! 0 2 90 GO
Earned runs: Lincoln, 8; omaha, l.
Three-b base hits: Quillin, Davidson, Two
base hits: Ketchem, ouillin, dagnier.
Howard, Gonding. Stolen bases: Ketchem,
Davidson, Gagnier, Howard. Perring. Sacri-
fee hits: Rogers, Aubrey. Double plays:
Jones to Thomas to Gagnier, Perring TO
Gonding to Dolan, Aubrey to Howard. First
base on balls: on Corns, 6; OF Eyler, j;
on Jones, /. Hit with pitched ball: Corus
Struck out: BY Jones, /; by Eyler, 8; by
Corns. /. Wild pitch: Eyler. Left on
bases: Lincoln. 10; Omaha, Q. Time: 2:05.
Umpire: Davis.
Gcora aecond game.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-23
Lincoln.
Tigers Beat Eaxies.

The Tigers defeated the Eagles In a
close twelve-inning game yesterday by a
score OF 6 to 4. The features OF the game
were the batting of Kline and the fielding
from the Townsend Gun Company team or
the Antlers. Score; RHE
Tigers. ..........l o 00O012O
Eagles ............0 o 01010l0 00-4 s 2
Batteries: Tigers. Kelly and Kline; EaK-
les. Jensen and Barr. Umpire; Velio Hop
silky.
Today the Tigers are to play the Hollys
at Twenty-sixth and Corby.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-23
HARNESS RACING IN COLUMBUS
w. J. Lewis Makes New Record for
GeIdfnaa in Competition.

COLUMBUS. o., Sept 22.-Rain that in
terfered with racing Wednesday came
again this afternoon, when the getaway
card was about half finished and made
the track UNFIT for further use. The free
for-all trot had to be declared of, while
money went as the horsese stood In the
unfinished events. w. j. Lewis easily
won the deciding heat in the 2:10 trot that
was not finished Friday. By trotting
each mile in 2:O6k. he became the holder
OF the worlds record for the fastest three
heat race won by a gelding. Lester
Murphy of Columbus was the driver.
Until the rain came sensational time
ruled. Phalla, the first choice, was dis
tanced in the first heat of the 2:0S pace,
which Lady May, making her first grand
circuit start this season. won in 2:04M.
Allie Jay. the strong favorlte, won the
Hester-Columbus consolation. Hf time,
2;0Sk. in the first mile gives the Cleye-
land mare a new record and ties her with
Brilliant Girl for the distinction of be-
ing the fastest new trotting performer
OF the year. One trip around the track
settled the 2:06 pace. Red Bud led to the
half in 1:00h. but had to finish second
to Rudy Kip, the heavily played favorite.
The winner reduced his record by half a
second. Results
Il OO0 (two heats Ertday0.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-23
LINCOLN.
Totals. .............s1 q 4

Slated for Rogers In the ninth.
''Batted for Eyler In the ninth.
Omaha ........,.....2 o o o 1 o o o-3
Earned runr: Lincoln. /; Omaha. 8. Two
base hits: Aubrey CD. WEIGH: Stolen bases;
Ketchem. Quillin. Thomas, Holmes; sacrt.
nee hit: Long. First base on balls: on
Eyler, 1; OF Dodge. /. Hit with pitched
ball: BY Dodge. 2. Struck out: By Eylcr,
s.; by Dodge, s. Left on bases; Linc2ln, o;
Omaha, 0. limo: lao. Umpire: Davis.
Attendance: 400.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-23

Schedule for second week:
Monday-Storz Blues VS.. Krug Parks.
Tuesday-Cudahys VS.. Metz Bros.
Thursday-Hamiltons VS. Dietz Athletics
Friday-Onimods VS.. o. d. KS,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-23

Two-base hits: Mcptyre. Cross, Warner.
lin, Crawford (2. Altizer. First base on
balls: on Mullin /; on Falkenberg. 2; Left
on bases: Detroit, 8; washington, I. Struck
out: BY Mullin, 4; by Falkenberg, 8.
Double plays Lindsay to Schaefer:
OLeary to Schaefer to Lindsay. Wild
pitches Mullin, Falkenberg. Umpire:
Hurst. Time: 1:46.
Score, second game:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-23
Champs Win in the Third.

PUEBLO, Colo, Sept. 22.-The Champs
punched hits on Morgan in the third In
ming and won this afternoons game by
score Of to 8. The Indians placed plenty
Of men on bases, but could not get them
home to overcome the lead. In the ninth
inning Pueblo had three men on bases,
with two runs needed to tie, when the
third out was made A double-header will
be played tomorrow. The score:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-23
Positions,
Omahn and LincoIp.

Omaha and Lincoln begin series of
games at Vinton street park Sunday play
Ing a double-header the first to be called
at $3.50 p. m. Monday is ladies' day. The
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-23

Two-base hits: Mcintyre (O. Crawford,
schalny. Sacrifice hits: Altizer, Cross.
Stolen bases: Coughlin ca. Crawford (2),
balls; on Mullin. Q; OF Goodwin. 6 Hit
by pitched ball: BY Mullin, l. Left on
bases: Detroit, 8; Washington, Z. Struck
out: BY Mullin, 8; by Goodwin. 4. Wild
pitch: Goodwin. Time: las. Umpire:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-23

DETROIT, Sept. 22.-Mullin pitched both
games today, winning the first from Falk-
enberg easily and being forced to his limit
by Goodman in the second. which closed
TO s. Goodwin was not hit hard,
but he was wild at times and Detroit stole
bases on Wakefield at will. Stahl was
elected for questioning Umpire Hurst's de-
clsions Score first game:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-23

Two-base hits: Jackson, FLICK, Bemls,
Armbruster Sacrifice hit: Turner. Double
plays Stahl to Morgan; LaJoie to Turner
to Rossman; Stahl to Armbruster; Turner
to Lajoie to Rossman. First base on
balls: on Harris. 2. Left on bases:
Cleveland, S; Boston. 6. Struck OUT BY
Bernhard, z: by Harris, Y. Time: 1:13.
I1mpfrA. Evans.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-23
PHII,ApELPHIA.

Two-base hits: Berry, Armbruster' ROCK
enfield, Jones, Wallace. Sacrifice hit:
oils to Davis Stolen bases: Jones,
Davis, Shean, Hemphill. Wild pitch:
Coombs, /. First base on balls: on
Glade 4; by Coombs, 4. Left on bases:
St Louis, s. Philadelphia. 4. Time: 1:5O.
Umpire: Connolly.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-23
Cleveland shuts Out Boston.

CLEVELAND, Sept. 2.-Cleveland shut
out Boston today in easy fashion, Bern
hard pitching great ball. Harris had
Cleveland blanked until the seventh when
the locals punched seven hits and scored
six rune. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-23
ID. and rs Play rownsends.


The Durham & Dunhams will play the
Townsend Gun Company at Twenty sixth
and Ohio streets today at 2 p. m. The
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-23
Practically All of Them Fall Away
I'm Rafting

Nearly every player on the Omaha team
dropped a notch or two in his batting
average during the last week, the whole
team losing five points. The totals on
the table are reduced somewhat because
Bender has been dropped from the list.
The team went back In about the same
ratio 1t gained on the week before. Aubrey
fell the farthest In his batting.
n
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traction will be the Dunys OF south
Omaha and the Lee-Glass- Andreesen team
Both teams are playing professional base
ball and the game will no doubt be an IN
teresting one. The lineup: 81