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Sporting Brevities.

Imagine two Chicago teams contending
at the end OF the season for the cham
pionship OF the world.
A boxing contest has been arranged for
Friday night on board the steamer Susan
between Clarence English and Wedge.
The Middle West tournament is recog-
nized by the United States National Golf
association and is played under its rules.
There's about as much interest in the
present Western league so-called race as
there would be in f1gnt between butcher
and a lame calf.
Davis again ruled the roost and put
Hoggie and Doyle off the field at Pueblo.
This probably, will be cause for another
complaint against Davis.
From next to last to first place is the
gamut Comiskey has run since the opening
Of the season: There never was better
What mind reader can name the teams
that Will compose the Western League next
season? Some sage has 1t that Topeka
and Wichita will be in the bunch.
Stone still leads the American league in
batting His percentage up to Sunday was
.376, an increase over one week previous;
Donlin continues to head of the National
list.
Walsh, Dougherty, Donohue Sullivan
who could win with such an aggregation
of courageous Teutons? Coniiskey doubt
less formed his fondness for the Germans
when he was with old Chris Won Der Abe.
With the new surface heater and the
tarpaulin to keep the courts dry, the Field
club should have better success than did
Kansas City in pulling off the tournament
of the Middle West Tennis association, even
though it should rain.
Dougherty has been quite help to the
White Sox and the whole team has been
playing marvellous ball t,omme is work.
Ing Patterson more and the boy has been
winning his games. lie always was effec-
tive against the Shillies
Comiskey, by one of the most phenomenal
spurts of modern base ball. has Jumped
into first place In the American league with
his White Sox. In fourth place on August
4. with a percentage OF games won OF .547,
he has beaten the teams ahead of him,
winning five straight from Philadelphia and
three straight from New York, until he
landed at the top of the ladder Sunday.
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AUrREY WILL SUCCEED CARTER
Hard Hitting Center Fielder of Webb
City is signed.

President Rourke was not slow in Sc
curing an outielder to take the place Of
Carter, who leaves at once for Memphis.
He has bought Aubrey, the crack center
telder of the Webb City team. who has
been setting the Western association on
Leavenworth Sunday he made a triplet, a
double. a single and sacrifice. Rourke is
BURNING up the wires TO have him reacn
at the Iowa capital on that date. WeDb
City is in the Western association with
Topeka Wichita, Joplin, Springfield
CITY.
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PhiIadeIphia shuts ont Cincinnati.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug 13.-Inability 10
hit Sparks delivery was the main cause
for the defeat of Cincinnati today. Score
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Games today: Omaha at Des Moines,
Denver at Lincoln, Pueblo at Sioux City.
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Tri-state Tenni. tournament.

SIOUX CITY. Ia, Aug. 13.-With fast
grounds and most favorable weather the
annual tournament of the Tri-State Lawn
Tennis association began this afternoon
on the courts of the Sioux City and River
side boat clubs. About fifty players are
entered. Walter Hayes, Iowa tennis cham
pon, who holds the singles cup, Is here
TO defend the trophy. Today's matches
resulted as follows
G. b. Huntington, Colorado Springs,
Colo, defeated II. Dale, Sioux City, GA,
Us.
w. f. Blatherwck, Rock Valley, de-
feated j. o. Hammer, Sioux City, 81,
Co.
Charles Carey, Sioux City, defeated c. e
Westwood, Washta, So go
II. A. Oldham, -DeMars, defeated Garlic
ton Toy, Sioux City, g. so
]. Murphy, Ida Grove, won from F. Kirk,
Sioux City, by default.
]. r. Arthur defeated w. p. Scott, 6-3,
]. p. Bailey, Talihna. Okl., defeated E.
H. Kelly, Sioux City, 81, 6-1
6-1, 60
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SCALPERS OUT OF BUSINESS

couplings. airbrakes and for defective draw
bars.
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COUNTRY CLUBS LINKS OPEN To ALL
Free to All to Participate I'm state
Golf Tournament.

The directors of the Omaha Country
who intend to participate in the coming
tournament of the State Golf association.
Secretary Hoel says the entry list IL large,
although he thinks many have entered
for the privilege of donating their 81 He
says this will be mistake, as no tourna-
ment ever offered more prizes or flights
and there are plenty of prizes TO induce
all to play out the tournament.
One week remains before the big Middle
West tennis meet and the entries are now-
ing in 10 the great delight OF the officers.
The directors Of the Field club will make
an especial effort in the way of entertain
ment for which funds will not be lacking.
An effort is being made TO have as many
towns OF the state represented as possible.
III there are any clubs in Nebraska which
would like 20 send some players TO this
national event they should communicate
az once with Win Wood OF Swift and Com
pany. The entertainment TO be furnished
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Standing of the Teams.
KELLY KICKS on SUSPENSION
Manager of Minneapolis Team Takes
Execution 20 O'BrIen'a Coursc.

INDIANAPOLIS Aug. 13.-Manager Kelly
of the Minneapolis base ball team today
received a telegram from President o. Brlen
of the American association notifying him
of his indefinite suspension, pending an in
vestigation of his share in the recent
charges Of gambling against Umpire Owens.
Kelly Immediately answered by wire, as
follows:
you have no grounds for suspending me
as manager of the Minneapolis club except
personal prejudice. Your action in this
matter is in line with your decisions in
other cases in which the Minneapolis club
was interested. In suspending me be-
fore trial you are taking advantage as
president OF the American association, and
you are hereby notified that l shall take
action Immediately TO protect my interests.
MICHAEL KELLY"
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the Teams.
I'm the We.teru Le,nue

Games today: Boston at Pittsburg.
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defeated two Of the Omaha brewery teams
here today. the Krug team IA to ?. and the
Metz Bros. team. to 8. Score by innings;
r. II. r.
II. Calhoun. 2 02222 x-il is I
Krug ........ o o 2 o % 4
Base on balls: on Custom, 3; Struck out;
BY Custom, ~; by Kelley, l. Batteries;
w. Kelley and T. Kelley fort Calhoun;
Custom and Mathews for Krugs. Umpire
7. Powell.
r. II. Il.
Fort Calhoun. ..O1O2O1OO40 y I
Metz ............. 1 OO001 COS 6
Base on balls: on Clark, ]; on Custom, 2.
Struck out: BY Clark, 5; by Custom. l6.
Batteries: Clark and McGrath for Metz;
Custom and Mathews for Calhoun. Umpire,
William Sievers
No men out when winning score in the
eleventh inning was made.
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Nebraska player. Entered.

SIOUX CITY, Ia, Aug. 13.-(Special Tele-
gram -Forty-eight men figured in the
drawings for the singles In the tournament
in the Tristate Tennis association which
opened at Riverside park today Among
the out-of-town players are: c. NJ. Mathew
son. Wakefield. Neb.. and NJ. f. Eby,
Harrington. Neb. The winner of the tour
nament will meet Hayes of Toledo Ia,
who holds the championship from last
year. who is also champion of Iowa.
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TENNIS PLAY AT SOUTHAMPTON
AspirRnts for National Honors BeEin
Preliminary Tournament.

SOUTHAMPTON, l.. l., Aug. lS-Aspir-
ants for the national championship honors
at lawn tennis are gathered here for the
tournament on the courts of the Meadow
club. which is a preliminary TO the cham
pionship events at Newport next week.
In the singles Iarned defeated Amend,
feated II. II. Boyesan, Harvard, 81. 81,
CO. The Williams college player, b. Il. V.
Lyon, defeated @. Atterbury, SO, 6-3 r. y.
newhurst the intercollegiate champion of
the University of Pennsylvania, and F. c.
Colson. Cattone Country club, Baltimore,
both won in easy fashion.
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City Hall Bowling Team.

The. latest sporting proposition at the
city hall is for the organization of a
bowling team to take its place in one or
more of the local associations and strive
for the pennants and other incidental
prizes. A number of the expert bowlers
would be eligible, and efforts are being
made to organize a team composed of
County and City Assessor Reed, City Alb
stractor Wood Hartley, City Clerk Butler,
Councilman Sheldon, Dick Grotte of the
building department and Harry Primeau of
the city clerks Office.
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Malone's Stars
KountEe Addition. win.

The Kountze Additions defeated the Lit
tie Omahas by a score of II to l. Grieb
pitched a fine game, allowing only three
hits The features were the hating Of
Christensen and Wherry. Score
R.H. z.
Kountze Ada 0 s o o 1 o LIP Is 0
Lie Omahas.. o O 0 1 o o OIL 3 2
Batteries: Grieb and Lewis; Waterman
and jackson. The Kountze Additions would
like to hear from the w, G.. Clark Juniors
Address L. b. Wherry, 24l9 Spencer street.
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rem are in the country legitimately they
Will have TO abide by the compulsory
education laws. 1ruant officers not alone
In Omaha, but elsewhere throughout the
country Will be asked to enforce the tru-
ant laws against them with the same
stringency as against American children.
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HastinEs Wins In Ninth,

HASTINGS, Neb., Aug ia-(Special Tele-
gram Hastings won from Bertrand to-
day. 10 6. With the score TO 3, Bertrand
tied the score in the ninth, but Hastings
brought In the winning run in the last
half. Batteries Hastings, Refugee and
Poteet; Bertrand, Masters and Masters.
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SAFETY Ambulance Snit

A suit for the violation of the safety
appliance act was filed in the United States
district court Monday morning by the
United States against the Burlington There
are seventeen counts in the bill charging
that many violations of the law which AT
500 per case means 100 for which amount
the government asks judgment. The spe-
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Games in Three-I League.

At Rock Island, Ill.-Decatur, l. Rock
Island, 0.
At Cedar Rapids, Ia.-Cedar Rapids, s.;
Springfield s.
At Peoria, ul.--Peoria. 10; Davenport, 5.
At Bloomington, Hl,-Dubuque Is; Bloom
lngton, L. r'..
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Even Break in 81. Lou,s.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, Aug I9-Before the
largest weekday crowd that has attended
a local ball game In recent years. St. Louis
and Philadelphia broke even in double
header, the home team losing the first
to 0-and winning the seconds to 1.
Waddell essayed to pitch both games, but
continuous hitting drove him from the slab
in the second inning of the second game.
During the first game a spectator in the
grandstand rushed onto the field and at
tempted to strike Umpire O'Laughlin. He
ers and led from the field. Score
First
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Nebraska Horses at ReadviIle.

gram Among the entries announced for
the first week of the Readville grand cir
cult meeting, which opens August 90 are
stake 2:0S pace, $4,000. A. l.. Thomas of
Benson, bay gelding Bonanza; Massachus-
etts stake, 2:14 trot. $4,000, a. L. Thomas,
black horse Mainsheet. -
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sterling Defeat. Tccum.eh.

TECUMSEH. Neb.. Aug. 13.-(Special
Telegram. )-Sterling defeated Tecumseh In
the base ball game here today. Score; R.H.
Sterling ..........0 0 0 0 0 90 10
Tecumseh .......S, o / 2 o o O-s II
Batteries: Sterling, Sabin and Bagley;
Tecumseh, Calbert, Parriess and Cooks.
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The first outward sign of Contagious Blood Poison is small sore or
red eruption the body the mouth and throat uce the hair
glands SWELL
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Blood Poon they shut the disease the system and the out
awhile the the trouble
disease rapid Roadway than before S. S. is the
certainly
blood removing the virus 1t
and while purifying the blood it builds the entire
particle
and transmitting
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medical advice free.
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The Dietz Spazins defeated the Eagle
team yesterday by the score to s. at
Dietz park. The game was pitchers
battle from start to finish BARLEY of the
Dietz team striking out nine men while
Pierson of the Eagles struck out 10. A
feature was the batting of Wilson.
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TkiE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA Ga
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Score second game
PHILADELPHIA.

Earned runs: 81 Louis. l; Philadelphia
l. Two-base hits: Hartsel, Lord. Three
base hit: Hemphill. Sacrifice hits: Spen-
Ger, Miles. Stolen base: Oldring. Hit by
pitched ball: By Coombs, /; by Howell. /.
Bases on balls: on Waddell, /; of Howell,
l; off Coombs, 3. Struck out: BY Wac
dell /; by Howell. 6; by Coombs, 4. Pitch
ing record on Waddell, hits, runs in
l l-3 innings; of .Coombs g. hits, / run IN
6 2-3 innings. Left on bases: st. Louis, g.;
Philadelphia, Z. Time l:55. Umpire
O'Iaushlin 1tst. fs
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CLEVELAND.

Hits: ON Falkenberg, in one and two
thifds innings; of Smith, in six innings
First base on errors: Cleveland, l; Wash
ington, l. Sacrifice hits: jackson. Congal-
Turner. Congalton, Bemts, Altizer. Double
plays Bemis to Turner, StoVall TO Turner
20 Rossman. First base on balls: on
Moore. 4. Struck out: BY Moore s; BY
Farkenberg. 2; by Kitson, l. by Smith, s.
Time: 1885. Umpires: Evans and Sheridan.
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stars Continue TO shine.

nine picked up in South Omaha, and dubbed
the Malone Stars, played Sunday at the
Duffy park. and the Stars walked off with
the game by a score Of to 2. Following
was the lineup:
IIap TnIe AalD 49,.
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'Batted for Elliott in ninth.

"Batted for Elliott in ninth.
st. Paul..............0 0 0 1 0 8 0 0 o.
Two-base hit: Dunkle. Three-base hits:
Coy, Padden. Sacrifice hit: Sugden.
Stolen bases: Woodruff, Geier, Hallman.
Bases on balls: OFF Dunkle, 8; off Pruitt,
/. Struck out: BY Dunkle, /; by Elliott, 2;
by Pruitt, g. Hit by pitched ball: Stovall.
Double plays: Quinlan, Brashear to Sulli-
Vile. 6; 1t. Paul, T. Time 200. Umpire:
Werden.
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VI A VIXEN you have Heartburn,
NA\V Cole. Coated Tongue. Sus-
\VW pected Breath. Acid-rlsing-in
v v throat. Cas-he;chinr or an
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Inun Lenrne Rc.nIts.

MARSHALLTOWN. Ia, Aug. 13.-(Special
Telegram. )-Following are the results in
the Iowa league: 49,.
Oskaloosa, 2; Marshalltown, o.
Ottumwa, 6; Clinton, 0.
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Actors Defeat TaiIors.

The Bijou theater team defeated the Dun
ham q Durham team Sunday in eleven in
OF Sampson and the fielding OF Pickett were
the features. Batteries; Bljou, Andrews
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frst game
ST. LOUIS.

Earned runs: Philadelphia, g., Two-base
hits; Cross, 3. Three-base hit; Waddell.
sseFtiSe hts Lord sey5old Powell
Q Brien, Davis G). Wild pitch: Jacobsen
Bases on balls: on Powell, 2; of Mad
Powell, 2; by Wadden, 8; by Jacobsen l.
Pitching record: of Powell, hits, 1 runs
in 2-3 innings off Jacobsen. hits, runs
in 1-3 innings. Left on bases: st. Louis
Z; Philadelphia, Z Time: 1:55. Umpire
o Laughlin.
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GAMES IN THE AMrRIoAN LEAGUE
Chicago and New York Play n Nine
Inning Tie Shutout.

CHICAGO, Aug. 13.-Chicago and New
York played a nine-inning tie shutout game
today, both teams agreeing to stop playing
at o o'clock to allow New York TO catch a
train. White allowed the visitors only
three scattered hits. Chicago had the bases
full in the sixth inning, but splendid field
ing by New York kept the home club from
scoring. Score:
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|bdtIeu lot SleNer IN ninth.
Boston .............a.O o. O 2 IN a o <
Detroit :. I............. 30 0 o 90 0 %
Two-base hits: Parent, Sehaefer Three
rlnce nit; Stahl Stolen bases: Jones'
Mcintyre, Coughlin. Bases on balls: on
biever J. Left on bases; Detroit s. Bos-
ton, s. Struck out: BY Siever, /; BY Young
?. Double play: Lowe 10 Schaefer 10 Lind
say Passed ball: Peterson. Time: 1881
Umpire; Connolly.
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Boston Wins from Detroit.

DETROIT. Aug. 13-Siever weakened in
sion by Schaefer, an intentional pass and
Stahls double gave Boston two runs and
the game, Young was pounded for a triple
and four singles in the opening inning but
held Detroit safe after that Boston left
for home tonight. Score:
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PTrTsBURG.

zone out when winning run scored.
First base on errors: New York. l. First
base on balls: on Leifield s. Struck out:
By Mathewson, 6; by Leiheld. g. Sacrifice
hits: Seymour, MeGann (2) Leiheid. Stolen
base: McGann. Double plays; Nealon TO
wagner, Leifield TO Phelps to Nealon. Wild
pitches. Mathewson. Leiheld. Hit with
pitched ball: BY Leifield. /. Time: 1:45.
Umpres; Klein and Conway
Standing of the Teamn
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Even Break in Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, Aug 13.-Louisville. and
st. Paul broke even here today in double
header. The visitors won the first game
by batting Dunkle at opportune times,
while Pruitt kept the locals hits well
scattered. In the second game Rodebaugh
was easy for the locals. Score, first game:
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Cleveland Bents wa.hington.

CLEVELAND Aug. 13.-Moore pitched his
first game of the season today holding
Washington down to five hits and one run.
Falkenberg was put out of the game for
disputing a decision. Washington tried an
amateur from Massillon, o.. on third base.
Score.
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KentucI.inn's nody Iou,a

MIDDBESBORO. Ky. Aug l3-The body
OF Abner Jones, said to have been q menu
Der of Frank Balls gang, was found yes
terday evening near the scene OF the re-
cent battle between BAH and the Ken
lucky officers at Rose Hin, Va.
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will alone be worth the price and time
and tennis players should not miss this
opportunity to become acquainted and to
mingle with some of the best players in the
country.
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Score, second game:

Trisk Stolen bases: Kerwin, Sullivan.
sacrifice hits: Sugden, Brashear, Wheeler.
first base on balls: on Rodebaugh, p
struck out: BY Elliott. 2; by Rodebaugh, l.
Hit by pitched ball: Stovall. Passed balls:
Shaw (2). Left on bases: Louisville, 6;
ST. Paul, 6. Time: :45. Umpire: Werden.
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PITTsBURG.


f1ttsburg ...........1 o o D o o O.
Slated for Willis In the sixth.
First base on errors New York 2 First
base on balls. on Willis, 1. Struck out :
BY Wiltse, 4 Two-base hit: Clarke. Sacri-
nee hits: Browne, Seymour, Meier. Stolen
bases: Browne. Beaumont. Double play:
Presnahan TO Strang Hit with pitched ball
BY Witse, l. Hits: on Willis, in five
innings; off Philippe, 3 in three innings
Time: 1:4o Empires: Conway and KLEIN.
Score. second game:
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noon. The radiator company team played
all around the Willow Springs team. The
feature Of the game was the pitching of
Johnston for the radiator company
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The American Radiator company base
Brewing company team. to Sunday after
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Two-base hits: Wrigley (2). Three Sc
hit: Hulswitt. Double play: Hulswit to
Wrigley to kinm. Struck out: by Berset.
6. Sacrifice hits: Coulter (O. First base
on balls: OF Berger, 2; off Goodwin, 8.
Hit by pitched ball: kim. Passed ball.
Beville Umpres: Egan and Sullivan.
Time: 1885
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beatrice Outhits the LeaEuers, bat
the Latter win.

BEATRICE, Neb., Aug. 13-(Special Tele-
gram.)-Ducky Holmes Lincoln league ball
team played Beatrice this afternoon, the
leaguers taking the game by the score Of
10 TO 3. number of eX-league players
were picked up from several Kansas teams
by Beatrice and everything considered the
locals made a good showing against the
professionals. Burget the crack amateur
pitcher from Pickrell, pitched part of the
game for Lincoln. There was a large at
tendance, many fans from neighboring
towns being present. Score:
r. II. r.
Beatrice .... o 90 9 . o IS IL 4
Batteries: Beatrice, Richards and Griggs;
Lincoln, Burget, Jones and Wolfe. Three
base hit: Randall Home run, Grindell.
Umpire: Edinger.
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New york wins. Both Games.

NEW YORK, Aug. 18.--Pittsburg was
beaten twice by the New York team on the
Polo grounds today. Bowerman was put
out of the second game for disputing with
the umpire. Score, first game:
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FOUR STRAIGHT FOR CHICAGO
Cubs Win Another Easy Victory from the
s Trolley Dodgers.
VISITING TEAM PILES up A BIG SCORE
Both Brooklyn Pitchers Are hit
Hard and Errors Help
with the Run Get
ting.

BROOKLYN. N. Y, Aug. 1s.-The Chi
cago team scored It's fourth successive vic
tory over the Brookiyns today IL to 3.
9core.. ....
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Totals ....S6 10 ~ 90 Totals. 80 10 ~
sRatiad 70 Chnch In ninth

'Batted for Chech In ninth.
Toledo ...............1 0 0 3 O-5
Home run: Odwell. Three-base hit:
Nance Two-base hits: Odwell, Hill Cd
Struck out: BY Chech, 5; by Frantz, l.
Frantz, /. Stolen bases: Clingman Hit by
pitched ball: Hill. Sacrifice hits: Frantz
Chech. Umpre owen. Time: 1850
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Lett on bases: Cincinnati, 81 PhiladeI-
phia, 3. Earned runs Philadelphia, 3.
Stolen base: Thomas Two-base hits:
Courtney, Sparks. Sacrifice hits: Thomas.
Dooln. Struck out: BY Sparks, 5; by
Wicker. a.. Bases on balls: on Wicker, 3
Time: 10 Umpire: Carpenter.
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GAMES IN AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Indianapolis wins from Minneapolis
One to Nothing.

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. '13-Although out
batted, indianapolis succeeded in scoring
ming today, shutting Minneapolis out, to
O. Score:
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and Mullen.
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KANSAS CITY.

TOLEDO, o., Aug. 12-kansas City made
II an even break by batting rally in the
ninth which gave them today's game
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noun Reat. TWO brewer Mines

FORT CALHOUN Neb..s Aug 1s-(spe-
cial Telegram. The Fort Calhoun team
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BROOKLYN.

Two-base hit: Hummel Hits: of Tay-
Tor, s IN two and one-third innings; off
Overall, in six and two-thirds innings; of
Eason, in five and one-third innings. Sac
rihce hits: Schultz. Moran, Jordan, Lewis
Stolen bases: Chance, Moran, Evers a.
Ritter. Double play: Evers to Chance
Left on bases: Chicago, 5; Brooklyn, s.
Oyeralb 1; off Eason, 2; off Pastorius, q
First base on errors: Chicago, 2; Brook
Ign, l.. Struck out: BY Taylor, l; by Over
all. 2; by Pastorius, 3 Wild pitch: Eason.
Time: 152 Empires. tombstone and
Opay. ...A
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-14

COLUMBUS, o., Aug. 1S.-Berger was
sent in against Milwaukee today and
Columbus had no trouble winning. Hinch4