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The Jersey City news., 1906-04-04
KENlL WORTH Inn
BILTMORE
Near Asheville, N. G.

There is no scenery in the world
Ihat viii compare with the view
from this place. Located on fhe
highest point In Ashevi1le. Shr-
rounded By one Of the finest
parks Of 1d0 acres. with springs
ana winding macadamized paths
Mi. Mitchell in full view.
Dry invigorating climate, adj
Joining Biltmore Estate. mag
nificently furnished. cuisine un-
surpassed. Orchestry. golf, liv-
ery, hunting and fishing.
open all the year. Write for
booklet.
EDGAR B. MOORE,
Proprietor.
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cia, nrohlen which sbasa naw conditions
nrasan4 ia of vast ;rnortauca and we'll
worsa,v ~ tha most exhaustive inanirv
Congress can make. Ordinary political
and economical questions, weighty as
they are must yield to this one in time,
Il the present rate of increase in the
number of women breadwinners con-
tinues, and the proportion Of those who
are daily taken from their homes to make
livelihood is not reduced. The figures
presented BY the last census, meager as
they are, show that theis class is really
Increasing more rapidly than any class
of men.
Commuters OF an observing turn Of
mind must have reached these conelu-
sions already, for the trains to and from
this city and New York supply abundant
evidence They are crowded with young
women, going to and from their work.
1t has been shown by statistics that the
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
road carries a total Of oyer IL 900. 900
passengers a year to and from New
York, while the Erie, the Pennsylvania
aud the New Jersey Central carry as
many more Add to these the Hudson
River, the West Shore, the Hartford and
New Haven system and the Long Island
roads and the grand total will be some
where about 100000. What proportion
Of these are women who have become
breadwinners?
Some few States have endeavored to
gather statistics with reference to these
conditions. but have been only moder-
ately successful Nothing less than such
a broad and exhaustive inquiry as Com
gress can make will be valuable in throw
ing light on this new social problem. 1t
can hardly be called a reveral Of the
former condition. in which men only
were the wage-earners and all the women
were relegateti to their own homes or to
service in homes not their own. but It
IS an entirely new state Of affairs IN
wbicb millions IL women have already
come into direct competition with the
The Jersey City news., 1906-04-04

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:--
/ will not pay any debts contracted by
my wife. who has left my bed and board
on March Z, 1905. J. w. OWERBANK,
~ Germania avenue. ]. G.
The Jersey City news., 1906-04-04

the need Of information on this new,
great social problem.
The Jersey City news., 1906-04-04

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chambernaids and mattresses; brine ref
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FEMALE.

ALTERATION HANDS,
B. ALTMAN & co, 18th. 18th SIS.
& Sixth Avenue, New York, require
experienced waist and tea gown
hands on alterations apply at the
18th st. (employes) entrance before
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Dated Jersey city, March "a. 1906.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-31
Fuckers Bunch Hits.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Aug. SO.-Kansas
City took todays game by punching hits
in the second and third innings. Leahy g
batting was the feature. Score: u
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-31
PLAY IN JUNIOR TENNIS TOURNEY
Progress Made I'm Games Brings End
WEAR

The doubles in the Junior Tennis tour
ney were. played on exceptionally fast
and are now down to the semi-finals,
which will be played today. The close
Potter and Hall in the morning and Koch
and Caldwell In the afternoon. Each took
three sets to decide the issue. Hall played
steady game and only by great effort
but braced in the second and took 1t Gil
and the last 6-3. Score: s.'3a
Third round singles:
Koch beat Willard 60, 60.
Ced Potter beat Hall 9-11, SO, Cd.
Pollard beat Rippey ga, Sc.
Seminal singles: Is
Koch beat Caldwell 1-6, 81, Ga.
First round. doubles:
Hoel and Pollard beat Carrier and Smith
10-S, 6-2
IN. M,acewho11teET and Austin beat Bowen and
Koch and Caldwell beat French and
y n MIlard and Meyer beat McGeath and
Potter and Dining beat Hall and Lowe
by default. 81.
Potter and Rippey beat Mcconnell and
Peters and walnock beat Sweet and
Caldwell by default
Second round, doubles: III
A Heel a sS P sdd beat Mcwhorter and
Koch and Caldwell beat Meyer and Mil
lard by default.
Potter and DINING beat sibernson and
Potter and Rippey beat Peters and Wal
nork SIS, 6-2.
First round, consolation doubles:
Peters and walnork beat friedrich and
OBrien So. 80.
The finals in consolation singles will be
played tomorrow between Chuck Meyer
and Spike" Carrier.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-31
HAMuLTONS
Tennis at Diet. Park.

The first annual tennis tournament TO be
held by the Dietz Athletic association will
open this evening on the courts at Dietz
park, Thirtieth and Spaulding streets, play
beginning promptly at 5:30., The Dietz club
has among its members some of the best
tennis players in the city and fast play
is looked for throughout the tournament.
The drawings for the singles were held at
the club house Wednesday evening.
Cornwall ]. Richard, w. T.. Megeath,
E. Goddard, II. E. Readinger, George E.
Haney. F. s. Banks, B. 9; Hunter, y. G.
w. L. Harris, Walter Lyman, Jack
Knight, Fred Evans, Russell Evans, ID: c.
Keister, L. L. Baum, w. II. Platner, Gall
II. johnson, Poseph Bartlett. Charles
Martin, Frank Spellman, Al Harmon.
The gates will be thrown open to the
public and all those desiring to attend
viii be carefully looked after by the COM
mittee in charge.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-31
Pirates win In Ninth.
prrTsBURG

Totals. %. 81 10 n II
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-31

Connie u still thirty-three points 10 the
good, but ne can't AFFORD 10 lose many &c
Connie Mack. a. he did Wednesday.
George Stones admirers are keenly dis
appointed at the continuous slump In his
batting average. For two weeks II has
been going down steadily.
Lincoln surely presented patched W
team In the game with Sioux City Wednes-
day. Eyler had to play right and Mckay,
another pitcher second base.
II 10 little wonder there are lever hitters
with big batting averages in The National
league when the crack pitchers keep letting
the other fellows down with Your hits or
less. 7
A new tennis champion has come TO the
front in the national tournament, Beals
Wright not being able TO hold his own
CiOthier.
= The golf match for Labor day between
the Country club and thc Field club has
been called on because several of the Coun-
try club cracks viii be playing in ST. Louis
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-31

There Is possibility that Joe corbett
viii again become a big league performer,
The ex-Oriole pitcher h working cut a
couple OF hours a. day and Dame Rumor
has IL that Corbett may be askeh TO join
New York before the end OF the present
season, or at least early next SEASON.
IL IL definitely known that McQraw, the
Giants and corbett have had correspond
ence on the subject. i-e Il
Corbett 10 still under contrast to the
Brooklyn club. but the chances are that
McQraw could induce Long Pat to dispose
OF Corbett TO him. He would help McGraw
considerably. II Mcdraw does not grab
him until next season IL might not be q
bad idea for Cal Ewing to take him up
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-31

VERMILION. s. D., Aug. s0.-(6pecial. J.
Rev, 7. J, Brown, who has just returned
from a visit in Wisconsin and Minnesota
Denny sullivan, the popular right nelder,
Is, Considering a proposition to 90 TO South
the purpose az giving Instruction in base
bail TO the Beers. He has a good Offer
from an English syndicate to mIngie with
ing is II that he may conclude not to re-
turn 90 the University OF South DakOta
this sRll 20 continue his study. Denny Is a
Is probably the moet popular young fellow
who eyer fSnRed a University Of South Da-
kote base bail uniform.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-31
Crowd at battle Creek Races.

BATTLE CREEK, Neb.. Aug. 39.-(Spe
cial Telegram.)- the second days
races OF the Driving Park association
meet being held the weather was fine, b1'
track good and a record breaking GROVE
results:
as trot, purse s125: PaTpina won, Gen.
uine second. Time: 2:3.
Baby won, Ashton second. Time: 2:2l.
One-half mile running race, purse SIS
Charles Mitchell won, Revenue second
Time: OH.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-31
New york wins Hath Game.
WASHINGTON.
NEW YORK

Tetals......Sa q Totals. .....SO ~ 10 o
New York ........,. 0 o 2SOOO s-5
Washington ......... . . . o 0 . . . 90
sacrifice hit: Yeager. Stolen bases;
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-31
First ReRiment Tean Einishes First
I'm Competition nt Yea Glrt.


I'm Competitions at Sea 0irt.
SEA GIRT. N. j.. Aug. 30 Bright. steady
sunlight, coming after two days Of almost
incessant rain, was welcomed this morning
tournament. From the first bugle call at
. O'Clock until cease firing was sounded
shots and thousands Of visitors watched the
competitors, interest centerfng largely In
the spectacular sixirmish match, Ohio rifle
and sixth prizes In the ofthand military
match from field of ~ competitors.
blne match and the offhand match followed.
This afternoon firing began, In the regi-
mental skirmish match, the entries num-
Der of entries in this match crowded the
ideal regimental match of the program for
today.
The regimental skirmish match was in
progress until nearly dark, each of the
competing teams being required to make
member fired twenty shots.
The winner was the team OF the First
United States Engineers, score ass. The
score of the next leading competitors fol-
low:
United States Marine corps. second team. ~
Nu1tn ulIantrys ono. ..........s...........fO 200
Seventy New York. 3S4
United States Marine corps. first team. $50
United States infantry second team..... .372
United States infantry. first team......... 1855
First infantry, Wisconsin. Observation-Disclosures
Second infantry. Washington, first team $50
First infantry, Illinois. observation-disclosures 4
Second infantry, Minnesota. 3ls
The carbine match, open to teams OF 1--WE
men; each man firing seven shots at 200
yards and seven shots at 500. was won by
the Second troop, Philadelphia City cavalry,
with a score of 29. First prize consisted OF
gold medals for the team members and $50
Second prize, silver medals and SIS was
won by the Denver City troop with a score
OF w. and third prize, bronze medals by
the first team OF Squadron A of New York
score 2S7. '
John Kethlry an enlisted man Of the
United States navy, won the first prize, SIS.
mn ah uuff NJ
out of possible 100 The contest was
open to all, each competitor firing twenty
shots offhand at 200 yards
Inc program tomorrow includes the regi-
mental team match, the intercollegiate
match and the Wimbledon cup match
which was postponed from yesterday.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-31
OMAHA WINS IN TIE NINTH
With sOors Tied Rourke's Men Jump Onto
jackson for Two Runs
ERRORS AND HITS GIVE sloUxA BIG START
Omaha Keeps On Pounding the Bsn
while Germs TiEhtens UD, and
the eiouE Are BlaBked
AFTER the Fourth.

SIOUX CITY, Aug. O.-With the score
n tie at 4 in the ninth Inning, Omaha
went IN and pounded out two runs, win
ming the game. Corns, though trifie wild,
pitched a strong game for Omaha, Sioux
City's throe runs In the first inning be-
ms largely due to errors. Again in the
fourth when Freese tapped easy one
20 second base, a wild throw to fret gave
him a home run. After the second in
ming jackson did fairly well until the ninth,
when he lost the game. score:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-31
WITH THE BOwLERs.

The Hamiltons of Council BIuffs had their
first try-out of. the season on the Associa-
Black Kats by ninety-one pins. The Kats
had a poor game in the second, but came
strong in the third and rolled next to the
Liggett of the Hamitons was high man
on totals with 627. Pickering was close
with COS and the best single game Of the
NIGHT BOZ
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-31
FINALS IN woMAN's GOLF TO-DAY
Mrs. DerinR VIII Defend Champion.
nhin ARninaf Minn Everett.

CHICAGO, Aug. 30.-Tomorrow Mrs. c.
L. Dering of Midlothian, the present west.
ern woman golf champion, VIII attempt tc
hold her title against Miss Frances Ever
EFT of Exmoor, champion of 1904.
The semi-finals were played today, Mrs
Dering winning by l up in a game OF
twenty holes from Mrs. w. A. Alexander
of Exmoor while Miss Everett easily de-
feated Miss Myra Helmer of Midlothian. 4
up and to play.
Mrs. L. N. Brochon OF Lagrange and
Mrs. 2. G. Belknsp. will meet in the finals
for the Exmoor cup tomorrow, while the
association cup lies between Mrs. II. A.
Reidler of Lake Geneva and Mrs. II. L.
Pound Of Skokie. The solace cup will be
contested for by Mrs. w. A Buckley OF
Exmoor and Mrs. c. Page of Edgewater
These women were winners In the SENT
finals today and will contest for the tro-
phiee tomorrow
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-31
Iowa state Fairs Results.

DIES MONIES, Aug 30.-The following
were the results of the state fair races
today:
The Habit won, Middle Medium second
Candy Kid third Time: 1:141h. 1:l6, O9%.
Class 2:27,, trotting: Clara Cooper won.
Oakland Don second, Dakota Belle third.
Time: 2:z1&. 217l.. 2:1654.
Class 2:1S. protting King Entertainer
won, Lena LII second. Look Sir third.
Time; AIM, 2:12l, 2:161k, 2:1las.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-31
Crete Defeats Tobias.

the old settlers picnic al Western yesterday
Crete defeated Tobias, 10 TO s. Kelly
Welsh OF Grand Island pitched for Tobias
and was touched up for thirteen hits two
being three sackers. Crets's batting and
pitching OF Rademacher were features
Batteries: Crete, Rademacher and Lee;
Tobias, Welsh and Bohanon.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-31
Games in Three-I League.

Al Davsnport-ROCk Island, a. DAvsn-
: AZ Decatur Bloomington. 80; Dscs-
Al Cedar Rapids-cedar Rapids. 7-iO: Du-
Al sprinkheld- Springfield. 5; Peoria.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-31
GREAT WESTERN CIRCUIT RACES
voIo Wins the a,1S Pace I'm the sixth
Heat.

DUBUQUE. Ia, Aug. M-Long contests
featured today's Great Western meeting.
Six heats in the 2:16 trot failed to settle
the event. A like number was required In
the 2:15 pace before Volo won 1t. Drivers
Newell Clark and Booth were thrown from
their sulkies In collision, but escaped with
bruises. Results:
Glass 2:15. trotting. purse 1000 (unfin-
Time: 21l 2:19k. Barajae won the third
and fourth heats. Time: 2:11&, 2:lS Agnes
Holford won FIRST and second heats, Time:
2I2A, ana Thomas M. Riddle, William j,
Princess Xenia, Margate, The RaJah and
Molly s also started. -
Class 2l5. pacing. purse 500; Yolo won
2:l6, 2:17. George Perry won frst and
second heats. Time: 21p4. 9:l1M. Black
j. B. jr., saoksy. Blue Ribbon and Utica
Class S:i0 pacing, purse 500: Castle
wood won in straight heats. Time; 2;13
210%, 2:l4k. Onward Star, Yokeley and
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-31

EIsWOOD, Neb.. Aug. 3o-(Special Tele-
gram.)-Elwood defeated Kenesaw here to-
day in a one-sided game. The feature of
the game was the pitching of Simpson,
who held the visitors down to only one hit,
they securing their three scores on errors
In the second inning. Score: R.H.
KenesaW ........0 40 90 o o o 03 /
Elwood ..........0 8 3 90 3 o 5 40 IA
Batteries: Kenesaw, Galena and Brown;
Eiwood, simpson and Frasell. Struck out:
By Galena, q; by Simpson, II. 81
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-31

Only Ono Hit Cor Keneaar.

Games today: Boston at Brooklyn. New
York at Philadelphia, Pittsburg at st.
Louis, Cincinnati at Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-31

TWo-base hits: Bates, Iindman Lewis,
dan. Hits: on Scanlon, 8 in five innings
on Stricklett, In four innings. Sacrifice
hit: Casey Stolen bases: Goode, Aper-
man, Lewis. Left on bases: Boston, a;
Brooklyn, g. First base on balls: on Scan
lon, !; on Stricklett, 2; OF Lindaman.
Struck out: By Scanlon, s; by Stricklett.
3; by Lindaman, T. Time: 2:0S. Umpire:
Carpenter
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-31
)Es MONIES.
LINCOLN.
Totals ..........a.S

1.-TWO out when winning score was made
Des Moines 1870 o 90 o. 40 "a
lincoln ..,.........l o q O. 0 90 o ,0-3
Stolen base: Andreas.ss Two-base hits;
Wolfe, Gagnier, Hogriever C2. Three-base
hits: Wolfe, Ketchem. Double play: lin
ran to Gagnier to Thomas. First base on
balls: on Eyler, A; of Miller. Hit by
pitched ball: BY Miller, /. Struck out: By
Miller, O.; by Eyler, IA Passed ball: Wolfe.
/. Time: 1:40. Umpire; Edinger. At
tAndanca: 1880.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-31
EVEN SPLIT IN PHILADELPHIA
Quakers and Giants Shut Each Other Out
in Two Past Contests.
tuTlt HITTING m ETHER GAME
BransaeId wakes Four Hits ana the
Only Two Runs IN the
Ffrst-Pitchers Well
Supported.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 2O-Philadelphia
and New York played two games today
and split even. each team suffering a shut
out. There was little hitting in either
game and the pitchers were well supported.
Score first game:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-31

pace and Cans covered nearly ten miles
on the road. The colored man is still ia
vorfte In the betting at odds of 10 to s.
There was heavy sale of seats today
None of the s. seats will be sold until the
day of the contest
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-31

GRAND ISLAND, Neb., Aug b.
Especial Telegram. )-rTodays game with
being unable 10 do any stick work. Score
Denver .;....le e1eaee 10
Grand Island o o o o 90 o o 90 8 8
Grand Island. Coykendall and Town
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-31

~rwo ont when winning run was scored
.Batted for Hogg in tenth.
MM :- 7ssp .. IA ssSSsSss -
Home, run; Jones' rhrss-base hl,S
Chase 81: Two-9sse hit; Chase ssseriiios
stolen bases: Cenroy. Moriarity, Stals,
Aluser, Hogs. First base on balls: ON
out; BY HogE. j Hlt by pitched bali;
Jonea Hits; on Berger In one and a
half inRlnss. = on kitson m eight and a
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-31

overorowded and visitors continue TO pour
into town for the Eelson-Gans night. Reser-
Vations have been made In advance for
day went ave miles on the road ~ q brisk
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-31
Umpire Uneer Fire.

BooMINGToN. H., Aug. so.-Prssidsnt
Holland has called meeting OF the Three
league at Peoria, September 1 on demand
Of Manager, Beiden Hill Of Cedar Rapids. to
Investigate. charges made BY Peoria that
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-31
Champs win n tight one.

DIES MONIES, Ia, Aug 30.-Shut out
until the seventh inning, the Champs won
q ten inning game from Lincoln today by
n score of to 8. Both Miller and Byler
were in fine form. Eyler flaming out four
teen Champs and several times cutting OF
probable scores by strikeouts. Miller
not allow another hit during the game
Des Moines tied the score In the eighth,
Two SCORING on HosrieVers two-saoker ana
O'Leary and Weiday, the first two men UP
in that inning, were famed Then Andreas
hit ny TO left and Rogers dropped It,
the only error on either side during the
game Andreas stole second, the only
stolen base during the game, and Hog
rievers long drive to deep right for two
bases scored the winning run. The score
nrd NnTNJISC
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-31
Reokuk, ., Ottumwa, q.
roo swift for bedford.
sporting Brevities.

BEDFORD. Ia, Aug 2e.-tSpecial 1.-THE
Topeka Giants played the locals today,
winning by a score OF is to o.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-31
PHILADELPHIA,
.B...ea for pyssrt in r sSs eighth.

Slated for Dygert in the eighth.
esS SiIsS.lp ;iS;,,'',,..... ..a GdidSS -
Three-base hit: Hayden. Home run:
Knight. Sacrifice hits: Lord. Stahl
Stolen base: Hoey. Double plays: Fer
ris and Grtmshaw; Parent. Ferris and
Grimshaw; Murphy and Davis First base
on balls: on Coombs, s.; on Dygert /; OF
Winter, Hits: on Coombs IN one
Struck out: BY Winter, . Time: Isl.
Umpire; Hurst.
New York wins Both Games
NEW YORK. Aug. S0.-New York today
took two games from Washington the SOC
ond contest lasting ten innings. Score, nrst
game:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-31

Joe Corbett Conias BackY

Games today; Indianapolis at Columbus
Louisville at Toledo. 81 Paul at Kansai
City, Minneapolis at milwaukee,. 1880
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-31
Iowa LeaGue ReauIts.

MARSHALLTOWN, Ia, Aug, 8o-(Spe-
In the Iowa leagueas.a st- .ef,1. y
waterloo, z; MarshalltoWn. 8. ). 1s-, .a!1
oskaloosa, 2; Burlington, 1; eleven In
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-31
Cubs win from Reds.

CHICAGO. Aug. 30-Chicago today won
from Cincinnati In the ninth inning. Evers
leading OF with single taking second on
a sacrifice and scoring the winning run
on a bad tumble and wild throw by Hug
gins Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-31

Lett on bases:. New York, 3; Philadel-
phla, g Earned runs: New York, /;
Stolen base: Thomas. Two base hit: Sey-
mour. Sacrifice hit: Sentelle Double
play: Mc1innity to Dahlen TO MeGann.
Struck OUT BY Duggleby, 4 by McGin-
nifty, 5, First base on balls: on Duggleby.
81 of McGinh1ty, !. Hit by pitcher:
Doolin.l Time: LIS. Umpires: Conway
and ODay. st
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-31
ton, 8; New York, g. Time: $40. umpires;
OLoughlin and Evans. XII -. -
standing of the Teams.
GAMES IN AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

G%mss tOa@y %hsSSgS ss S y New 4oT
Philadelphia at Boston
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-31
LOUISVILLE,

IWO-base hIts: SULLIVAN kFUeRef. First
base on balls: on Mipnehan, 4; on Elliott
L Struck out: BY Minnehan, s; by Ell
lott, l. Stolen bases Brashear ca, Wood
rum. Double play: Woodruff. Sullivan and
Shaw. Time: 1:46- Umpire: Exan.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-31
OMAHA
SIOUX CITY.
IBatted for jackson in ninth

Slated for jackson in NINTH
Omaha ........,,....,0 40 ! % 0 0 20
Earned runs: Sioux City, 2; Omaha, e.
Two-base hits: Weed, Hunkle. Double
plays: Newton to Breese; Weed to New
ton to Freese. Left on bases: Sioux City,
81 Omaha, 5. Stolen bases: sheehan New
ton, Long. Sacrifice hit: Runlxle. First
base on balls: on jackson, 2; on Corns,
B. Wild pitches: Jackson, 8; Corns, i.
Time: 1:4. Umpirei Davis. Attendance,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-31
Loui.viIIe Wins Two Games

'Batted for Chech in the ninth.
Louisville .......:....2 Z o-s
Two-base hits: Chech. Knabe. Brashear.
Struck out: BY Putnam, 4; by Chech.
z. First base on balls: on Putnam, 8;
on Chech 1. Stolen base: Mailman. Sac
rifce hits. Hallman, Woodruff. Hit by
pitched ball: w. Clarke. Wild pitch:
Putnam. Umpire: Egan. Time: l:40.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-31
PHILADELPHIA
NEW YORK.

New YORK ...........O U U ~
Left on bases: New York, S: Philadel-
phia. Z. Stolen base: Bransheld W.
Two-base hits: Bransfield Seymour.
Three-base hit: Bransfeld. Double plays:
Doolin to Gleason to Bransfeld; Bransfield
to Doolin. Struck out: BY Sparks, Z; by
Mathewson, 3. First base on balls: on
Sparks, 2; on Mathewson, 3. Wild pitch:
Mathewson. Hit by pitched ball: McGann.
Time: 1:S0 Umpires: ODay and Conway.
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Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-31
boston Loses Close Contest to Phila-
- deIphia ON Errors.

BOSTON, Aug 30.-Errors by the Ath-
letios turned the scale in a close game
today. Boston winning, TO 2 Coombs had
no control and was supplanted before any
Boston player had been retired and after
be had given three bases on balls. Score;