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Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-07
EVENTS ON THE RUNNING TRACKS
Entree Wins the Reapers' stakes at
Sheepshead BAY

NEW YORK, Sept 6.-Entree, the to 5
taVorite, won the heapers' stakes. one mile
and three-sixteenth, at Sheepshead Bay to-
day There was considerable rough rid
ing at the start and again at the head of
the stretch. Miller, on Ironsides, was In
foul, but 1t was not allowed Garner was
suspended for six days for cutting across
his field with California King. w. H.
Daniel, an added starter and backed from
~ TO / down to to J. won the Dash stakes
by a head from the favorite, Yankee Gun
with Paumonok third. a head away Re
First race, six furlongs: Roseben won
Rusk second, Pretensfon third. Time
Second race steeplechase. about two
miles: ExpansiOnist won, Caller I' second sMI
Tom Cogan. third. Time: 4:oess.
iFuturity course: w. H. Daniel won, Yam
i kee Gun second. Paumonok third. Time:
Fourth race, Reaper stakes. one mile and
three sixteentfrss Entree won, Ironsides sec
ond, Moonshine third. Time: 2:0O4s.
ruth race, IonefsmIle: carew won. CO.
third: Time: 1:59x
t sixth ss race r ott n and sixteenth
tan third. Time; l:47S.
LLOulsvILLEos Ky. Sept. s.--Results:
FIRST race, SIX furlongs, selling: Phalanx
won Butinskleasecond. Basil third Time:
Second race, five furlongs: Judith Louise
won, BEAUTIFUL May second, Bitter Miss
Is.
Third race, one mile: Colonel BARTLETT
won; Daring second, Azora third. Time;
Fourth race, handicap. six furlongs: Han
n nI Bey won, Harry Scott second,
meadow Breeze third. Time: liza
Firth race five furlongs: Demo won.
Time loo. 'iN
g Sixth race, one mile and seventy yards;
SAVIOR Fair won Whppoorwill second
Golden Mineral third, Time: l:46M.
WINDSOR, Ont. Sept 6-Results:
FIRST race, one mile: Redondo won Left
1:421S. ~ iiine'
Second race, five furlongs: Eva Iser won
1:01H. ihle'
Third race. six furlongs: La Gloria u,op
Eminoia second, Gold Mate third. Time:
Fourth race, FIVE furlongs: Entire yous
won, Attention second. Pedro third. Time:
Fifth race, seven furlongs. Sunny BrooL
1;H. 'Hu' llnle'
nj sixth race. one mile and sixteenth: .
third. Time: 1:47k '
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-07
GERMAN BOATS AGAIN BEATEN
Vim Finishes First in Third Race for
Roosevelt Gun,

MARBLEHEAD, Mass, Sept. 6.-Today's
race, the third OF the series between der
man ana American yachts for the Roose-
VeIt cup, was won by Vim, owned by Com
nodore Park of the American Yacht club
OF New York The Vim was also the win
the New York boat today was made GER
Jam mile and half from the finish nv
the Wlthdrawaf of the AUX owned by
charles Francis Adams ST., OF Boston Tho
AUX withdrew because 1t fouled the Vim.
This action of it's owner was generally
The Itlie vi (German) was the secord
boat TO finish, but II was protested by the
Nannssee (GeFnlan) because of a foul Al
legged at the start A decision will be an
nounced Saturday.
The race today was practically a contest
many, day since the spectators witnessed
yacht race, as closely and cleVerly fought.
On account OF the withdrawal of the AUX
there was no way of ascertaininR which
of the two would have won the race.
A. Windward work the Vim was easily
On the final leg the accident occurred.
skipper Adams saw that he could not run
through the lee of the Vim and he shot
his boat across the WINS stern. He mis-
judged the distance and the Auk's fore
stay hooked into the outhaul cleat on the
and caused II to Jibe. In order to get back
on the course Skipper Buckname OF the
Vim was Obliged TO come about. MT. Adams
at once sailed back to his moor1ngs
OF, the &SrNsp eeNIenEsrs the best sail
i bosts waN NJ sHd oiS Tue 0Sn7r ~ Sskc
always 1.-THE background. The sailing n
Title vi was the most skilful yet shown
by the foreigners.
The official time:
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Milwaukee Wins Two Games from st.
Paul by Elective Batting.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Sept. 6.-Mlwaukee hit
hard and won two games here today.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-07

the end of the season after Ames had pro-
tested the playing of Mexican, Grinnell's
big-weight man and tackle. A"-
Grinneu will not enter the season seri-
ously crippled by the loss of men and loyal
supporters of the school are confident t@.s
they Will retrieve great deal of their
former prestige after the present year
While the state championship, is a very
hazy affair this early in the season, with
Drake, Ames and the State university well
punched on general results. II Is believed
that Grinnel will lay the founda tons this
year for a good team next, when It will
again become prominent factor in the
foot ball life of the state. The schedule
announced by Fisher is as follows:
October 2o--Coe at Cedar Rapids. .T
October H--Drake at Des Moines.
November 3-Des Moines college at Grin
nell - .
November 10--Cornell at GrtnnelL
November thames at Ames.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-07

STANION, Ia, Sept. 6.-(Special Tele-
gram THE third and last day of the ball
tournament was held today. The morning
game was interesting and the best game
played here at the tournament, Shenandoah
defeating Essex by score of to 2. Bat
teries: Shenandoah, Everett and Castle;
Essex, Miller and Kinney, Errors; Shen-
andoah, 2; Essex, 8. Struck out: BY Ever
ett Z; by Miller, 4. Base hits: OFF Everett,
6; OF Miller. 8. Two-base hits OFF Everett,
1; off Miller, /. Three-base hit: on Ever
EFT, /. First base on balls: of Everett, /;
off Miller, l. Hit by pitched balls: BY
Miller, O. Time: LOS. ="
In the afternoon game Stanton defeated
Nodaway by score of 10 tot This game
was full of errors. Jellen and Arnell did
fine work until Arnell got his finger
knocked off in the nth inning. and Castle
caught after this inning Batteries M: stan
Byrd and Wise. Errors: stanton, 8; Nod
Byrd. IL. Base hits: on Byrd off Jel-
len, 8. Two-base hits: OFF yenen,, 8; off
Byrd, q Three-base hitsp OF Jellen, 2.
Home run: on Byrd, r. by Hall. First
base on balls; BY lJellen, i by ByTd, z:
1:20. Umpire: Baker s,s -.,-.ts
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Nebraska state Fair Races.

LINCOLN, Sept. 6-The races at the state
fair today resulted as follows
Pace or trot, All class, purse $500: Lady
2:15&. 2:12a4, 2:l3s4 Nina Russell was sec
ond and Bill Moore third Maud Allen and
Queen Sign started.
Trotting 2:B class, purse $500: Clara
Cooper won I'm three straight heats. Time:
2;20%. 2:20h, 2:21& Mino N was second and
Oakland Flash third. Lizzie Bigstaff,
Prince Ugo and Cora Lee started.
Running, five furlongs Charles b won.
Goldie c second. Fox Z third. Time: 1:04A.
Bill Babel and Jessie r also ran.
Running, one mile: Young Pilgrim won.
Swell Girl second. Jungle third. Time:
:46A
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sRINNELHs SHORT SCHEDULE
For First Time I'm Several Years Will
L. Not Play University.

r' Not Play University.
IOWA CITY, Ia, Sept. 6.-(Special)-
Iowa college at Grinnell has decided to lead
the simple life this year in foot ball as
prescribed by the western conference. The
schedule has been confined to five games
and the season will begin on october 20
and end on November II. The men will
be in charge of C. E. Fisher, who for sew
eral years has been trainer for the Scarlet
and Black athletes. He will be assisted,
however, as he was last year, by graduate
athletes of the institution, who win return
for a few weeks during the season to
whip the team in shape before the big
games
For the first time in several years Grin
nell will have no game with the State Uni
versity of Iowa. The two teams will not
meet this year on account of the fact
that the schedules of both schools had boon
limited TO five games and Iowa university
could find place for but two games with
state colleges this year. Ames and Drake
were picked on account of the fact that
they are believed to be the stronger, this
also in spite of the fact that Grinnel de-
feated Drake last season by a narrow mar
gin; but on the whole Drake ranked above
the Congregationalists in staying powers
and play. as Grinnell funked out badly on
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-07

CINCINNATI, Sept. 6-Some amend
ments to the rules governing the commits
sion, and one amendment or interpreta-
ton of the national agreement, were an,
nounced today by the National Base Ban
ing players 1t will hereafter only be neces-.
sary for clubs having such title to carry
method of rendering new contract each
March being declared. to be unnecessary.
The American association is requested 70
abolish its nonreserve contracts, Wnleh
have given the commission much trouble,
and are open to the suspicion In many
cases of not being entered Into IN gooo
faith .sts '-a.t..
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-07

of the other thirty-hNe competitors
Illinois with 3,03S was nineth; Wisconsin
had 5000 and was nneth, then CAME Wash
ington and Minnesota with 3,024 each
Iowa scored 2S64 and finished eighteenth:
Oregon, with 2,SO7. was twenty-hrst and
Montana drew twenty-third with 21i5.
Kansas Scored Aces and landed twenty
sixth. Texas, 25O7 was twenty-elghth and
Nebraska, 23l5 followed. Thirty-hrst' place
went to Missouri. 926l and thirty-siXth to
New Mexico. 20l2. Oklahoma counted
1855 for thirty-eighth place.
All four service teams finished among the
prize winners ana great was the rejoicing
among the regulars.
The rapid Are score advanced the in
fantrymen from sixth to third place, their
splendid skirmish run, put them In the
lead and they maintained that position by
excellent work at 200 yards.
Nearly 800 entries have been received for
the national individual match, which viii
be started tomorrow morning.
The national pistol match VIII be the con-
GLIDING event of the tournament The In
dications are that the last shot may not
be fired before Tuesday, although the meet
ing was scheduled to close today.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-07
W York Defeat. Boston,
NEW YORK

1.-TWO out when winning run scored
SBatted for Chesbro In ninth. t..
aBatted for Kleinow in the seventh
'Batted for Mcclure in the ninth
New York ........1 90 90 as
Boston ..............0 9 0 0 1 0 0-5
Three-base hits: Morgan, Ferris, Thomas
Two-base hit KlelnoE Sacrifice hits:
Yeager Chase, Winter. Stolen bases Nor
gan, Keller ~, Armbruster IT, Goodwin.
Moriarity. Bases on balls of Doyle, q;
of Winter, A. off Chesbro, 1. Struck out
BY Doyle, /; by Winter, 8; by Chesbro, ..
Hits: OF Doyle, 6 in five innings Left
on bases: New York, 6: Boston, 3. Double
play: Goodwin, Ferris and Grimshaw. Time
1858. Umpire Hurst --F
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-07
ARMY TEAMS COME ro~Fr ONT
All Four Service Teams Win Prizes
In National Match.

SEA GIRT, N, j.. Sept. 6-The. National
team match, which was started on tues Is,
the Infantry, of the. United States army;
The FIRST prize consists of the .soo Nstion IA
trophy, provided by congress. 500 IN casn
prize, the Hilton trophy 500 and medals
was won by the United states cavalry;
$50 and medals by Massachusetts,; fourth
prize, Sl00 and medals for the team mem,
bers by New York; fifth prize, 80 and
medals by the United States navy and
sixth prize, $50 and medals by the United
States Marine corps. ,oo,
The match was won last year ana IN iSS
and 1904 bv New York The scores OF the
six prize winning teams follow:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-07
pArrLINe NELSON IS FIsHINe
RumOr of Death of Defeated Light
xreirht Has No FOun datIOn

GoLDFIELD. New, Sept. .6.-The report
that Battling Nelson was dangerously i'll
beating at the hands of Joe Cans Monday
Is so far from true that Nelson left Gold
field this morning for Truckee for q fishing
trip Aside from some few bruises and In
ternal hemorrhages. Nelson was not Sc
verely hurt His face was beaten UP as
natural consequence Of frequent collisions
He left this morning without any blare Of
trumpets. Nolan and bis wife left this
morning for Chicago. Siler, the referee,
will start for San Francisco tomorrow
morning
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-07
Good Racing at O,NeiII.

ONEILL, Neb., Sept. 6-(Special Tele-
gram. 1.-THE second day of the Holt County
Agricultural society race meet was a hum
mer and the various racing events We're
witnessed by about 1000 people The harness
events were closely contested, II requiring
Ave heats TO settle each contest. Follow
ing are the winners:
TrottIng, s:25 class, purse 800: Genuine
won, Cooksey second. White Wings third,
Dug B fourth. Best time: 2:2S
Trot or pace. $3.50 class, purse 500: Soqu-
line won, Lottie Rather second, w. Panic
third. Shady O'Neill fourth Best time:
2:Sh
Running hve-eighths mile dash. Charles
Mitchell won, Sundance second, Willis By
ron third. Time: 1:O5. - Cf
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-07

starters being able to push the little mare.
Track fast, weather fine Results:
Glass 2:1S pacing, purse $1,000: Judy
Patch won in straight heats. Time: 2:101a,
2:1O1s, 2:10, Fourth of July, Dan Spencer,
Lee w, Fred L., Harry D., j. B., Jr.,
Dan l.. D., started.
Glass 2:25 trotting, purse s. 100: Bif1ora
won in straight heats Time: PLAY. 2:17.
2:17. Governor Francis, F. c. B. and Grico
also started.
Glass 2:O2 pacing, purse $1,000 The
Broncho won in straight heats Time;
2:O4%, 2:03 Castlewood and Hazel Patch
also started
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-07
'OUREEITES WIN AT DENVER
Play Ragged Game in the Field, but Are
Handy with the Stick
BENDER, WEIGH, HOWARD HAVE BAD DAY
Denver's Error Column Not So Bad,
but Many FieIdine Chances Are
Overlooked Crowd the
Usual Denver sise.

DENVER. Sept 6.-Despite the fact that
Omaha made eight errors, the visitors we're
good enough to defeat Denver 10 4. In
ragged game Of ball here today. Most OF
omaha's runs we're the result OF long drives
There was little to chose between the
fielding Of the two clubs, for although
the Grizzlies did not make errors that
show in the score, the quit on chances
which should have been easy outs. Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-07

Fox, 2b.,.,..t Z oBohsnnon, iht 90 l
Yeager, e....ta ali oJ.suiitvsn. c. o
FORD, p.,....l . oDurhAm. p...s 90 8 .
Totsis......s7 Is a 10 : TOtsis..a..si as "a Z
Minneapolis ........2 0 10
Kansas City aa.....0 o o Or0tO o o. 1
Bases on balls. on Ford. 2: OF Durham, 2.
Two-base hits: Hart, Greminger. Three
base hits: sullivan, Freeman. Double play;
Frantz to Mcbride to Bohannon, Struck
ball ]. Sullivan. Sacrifice hit Oyler, Stolen
bases: Davis 80, Yeager, Frantse. Left on
bases: Minneapolis, z; Kansas City, Z. Time:
1885
Score. second game called in the seventh
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-07
Broken Bow Wins in TWELFTH.

Telegram "a hot game OF ball was played
today between Broken Bow and Elton. the
score. being even until the twelfth inning.
whel the home team made the winning
run. Score: Broken Bow, 2; Elton. 1.
Batteries: Broken Bow, Handlers and
Gadd; Elton, Olsen and kleeb. Umpire:
Blair Attendance: 100.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-07
Gan. An san Frnncisco.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept, 6-Mr and Mrs.
Cans and his brother-in-law. Bob Turner,
arrived here this afternoon IL IL the
present intention Of Cans TO rest week
play ten weeks at 1000 a week. Cans right
hand is still badly swollen. Cans says
he will give Britt the next chance but
win arrange terms later. $3.50.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-07
LtncoIn Drop. a Gnme.

PUEBLO Colo, Sept. 6.-Morgan was In
fine form today and the locals took the
opening game OF the series with Lincoln
in close and interesting contest by a
sy 6uncnins three hts in ~ the Sixth ine
Ming which, with Stems bad throw, let
In three runs. which decided the contest.
Groras
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-07
PIay for CoIpet.er TrephY.

September s, will occur the contest for
the Colpetzer trophy. eighteen holes, handi-
cap match play against DOGGY. The low
match play. This trophy VIII only be
played for once more, during October, as
II " a valuable one all players are anx-
ious to win IL. '-
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-07
Reds and Cardinals Divide.

CINCINNATI, o., Sept. 6.-There was
an even split on the double header between
Cincinnati and ST. Louis this afternoon, The
visitors took the first game largely because
of the poor fielding of the locals. In the
secand game, which was limited to seven
innings by agreement only two hits were
made off Weimer. Score, first gaine:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-07

Two-base hits: Hynes, Clark, Bateman,
VnnZandt. Coy. Home runs: Green
Hynes VanZandt, Sacrifice hits: Nc
Chesney, Green. Stolen bases: Geier o.
Vanzandt (0. Struck out: BY slagie /;
by Bateman, 5. Hit by pitched bali: BY
Siagle, /; by Krlck, g.. First base on balls:
on slaRle, /; on Krick, 8; of Bateman, g.
Wild pitch: Slagle. Hits: on Slagle.
9 In three innings; off Krick, s in six in
nings. Time: 1858, Umpire: Owens
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-07

Two-base hits: Jordan, Lewis. Sacrifice
hits: Dahlen Shannon, Mathewson. Stolen
bases: Seymour, Strang. Bases on balls
of Mcintyre 5; off Mathewson, 2 Struck
out: by Mcintyre, Al by Mathewson. a. Left
on bases: New York, Z; Brooklyn, l. UNI
nire. O'naV Time. 40
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-07

Stolen bases; o'Leary. Welday (2), Ho-
griever Magoon, Wolfe, Miller (O. Two
base hits: Noblit, Newton, Schipke, Wolfe.
Double play: Magoon to Andreas. First
base on balls: on Hail. g.. Struck out: BY
Miller. 8; by Hall, 8. Passed BALI Baer-
.tendance: 500 Ia ~
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-07
sinnx nefeat Chnmpn.

DIES MONIES, Sept. 6.-Pounding Miller
hard Sioux City won from Des Moines by
a score of to this afternoon. Miller APP
parently made no effort to pitch and for
live innings his teammates played listless
ball behind him and could not hit the ball.
Then the Champs woke up, tied the score
in the seventh only TO lose the game in
the ninth on a hit and an error. Weldays
ankle was sprained sliding to second and
he may not be in the game again this sea-
SON The acora.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-07
Chicago wins an Easy victory from
Detroit.

DETROIT, Sept. s.-McIntyre and
Schaefer were added to Detroits hospital
in the outfieid, two subs on the infed
and recruit pitching, the game was easy
for Chicago. Rowan did well after the
first inning, when he was wild and was
poorly backed. Detroit hit Smith hard
enough to win under ordinary circum-
stances. Coughlins work featured. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-07
CUBS. SHUT OUT PIRATES
fittsbnrg sluggsrs Able to Get But One
Hit of Mordeoai Brown.
ONLY TWO VISITORS REACH THIRD
Errors Are Responsible. for Their
81, Getting that Far-BrOwn and
Chance Drive in
Runs

CHICAGO, Sept. 6.--Brown held Pitts
burg to one hit today. only two of the
visitors reaching third Errors were re-
sponsible for their getting that far. A
gift, a Wild throw and Browns hit gave
the locals their first run; Sheckard's double
and single by Chance, the other. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-07

Games today, Toledo at Louisville In
dianapolis at Columbus, Milwaukee at 81
Paul, Kansas City at Minneapolis.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-07

Stolen bases: Donahue. Paige, Gonding.
sacrifice hits: Belden, WEIGH. Two-base
hits Sanders. Howard. Three base hits:
oalls: on Paige. 2. Struck OUT BY Paige,
). Passed ball: Bender. Double play:
Sanders to Long to Gondng. First base on
errors; Denver, 8; Omaha 1. Left on
bases Denver, s.; Omaha a. Time: 1:4O.
Umpire: Edinger. Attendance: 300
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-07

At Observation-Disclosures circus.
Al Peoria-Peoria, d; Springfield. 0.
At Cedar Rapids-Cedar Rapids, Z; Da-
venport, 0. M,
buque, 2 49,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-07
CINCINNATI,
ST. LOUIS

Two-base hit;" Kelly. Three-base hit:
Murray Sacrifice hits: Jude, Deal, Burch,
Mertes, Noonan. Stolen bases: Mowrey,
Bennett, Mertes. Double play. Crawford,
Bennett to Barry. Struck OUT: BY Fraser,
8; by Beebe s. Bases on balls: on Fraser,
8; off Beebe, l. Hit by pitcher: BY Fraser,
1. Time: 1887. Umpire: Conway.
gan
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-07

Diamonds Want More Games.
The Diamonds are still playing and would
like to hear from local and out-of-town
teams for Sunday games. and especially
next Sunday. Address w. W. Dummy,
1896 Harvey street, or phone Harvey 3211.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-07
MiIIers Win Both Games.
KANSAS CITY.

MINNEAPOLIS, Sept. 6.-Minneapolis
eutbatted Kansas City in double-header
today and won both games. The visiting
team was badly crippled Score. first game:
MINNEAPOLIS KANSAS CITY.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-07
Senators blank Athletics.

WASHINGTON, Sept 6.-Washington
Fakenberg allowed but six scattered hits,
struck out ten men and was given perfect
support, while Dygert allowed three hits
to. be punched in the fourth inning, one OF
which being a triple by Stahl, which sent
three runs over the plate. Score
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-07

GAMES IN THE AMERICAN LEAGUE

Games today; Omaha at Denver, Sioux
City, at Des Moines, Lincoln at Pueblo.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-07
minnesota state Fair Races.

ST. PAUL, Sept 6-Interest in the 2.02
pace al HRmline today was weakened by
the absence OF Ecstatic, The BronchO
had an easy TINE. neither Of the other twp
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-07

TWo-base hlts. Coy, BevlIle, Drill
Home run; Bateman. Double plays:
Hynes to Mccormick to Bateman: sugden
s; on Pruitt, L Struck out: BY Pruitt,
8; by Hynes, 8. Sacrifice hits: Meyers,
VanZandt. Left on bases: st. Paul 9;
Milwaukee. G. Time; 2;l5, Umpire;
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-07

Two-base hits: Knabe, Demont Three
base hit Der1ont. Home run: OdweiL
Stolen bases: Sullivan (2), Clingman, Cd
well. w. Clarke. Brashear. Sacrifice hits
Dunkle, 2; off Chech, /. Struck out: BY
Dunkle, 81; by Chech, /. Hit with pitched
ball: j. Clarke, Odwel. Double PLAYS:
Brashear to Quinlan to Stovall; ]. Clark to
Clingman; Chech to w. Clarke to Kruger
Left on bases: Louisville s.; Toledo. g. Time:
40 IJmpire. Kane - 49,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-07
Score. second game called in the sevent
~ agreementl.
KANSAS CRY
MINNEAPOLIS
Totsis......25 . All 4

INIIHtdpOIIS s.s.s.ss..sss.s.U 5 z ~
Kansas City ...............O 8 1 0 0 o.
rkiirn, 90 tt IN vi ohs bi,' p ~.
rine C3), j. Sullivan. Three-base hits: Gre
minger, Gehring, Davis, ID. Sullivan. Double
Struck out: BY <ilroy, 4. wild pitch: Cad
wallader. Passed ball: Graham. Sacrifice
hits: Freeman, Oyler, Bohannon. Hill
Stolen base: Kilroy Left on bases: Min
neapolis, Z; Kansas City. q Time: 1,s5.
Umpire: Werden
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-07

base hits; Stovall, Stone.el Sacrifice hiti
Barnhard. stolen bases; Turner. Niles.
Double play: Turner TO Laioe 20 Stovall
Smith, 3 Left on bases: Cleveland. 8:
St Louis, T. Struck out: BY Bernhard,
3 By Smith. l; by Jacobsen, .. Time:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-07
.Batted for Richie in the these seventh at

"Batted for Richie in the seventh
Boston ...............O 30 0 % o.
Philadelphia .,.......0 o % o.
Left on bases: Boston, o; Philadelphia, ..
Stolen base: Donovan. Two-Dase hlts:
Bates, Thomas, Bransfield. Sacrifice hits:
Howard and Tenney. Struck out: by
Richie. 2; by Sparks,-2; by pfet1er, 3. First
base on balls: OF Richie, l; off Prefer, 8.
Hits: on Richie, 4 in seven innings; of
sparks, / in two innings. Hit by pitcher:
Howard. Time: 1:50. Umpire Carpenter.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-07

TWo-b base hits: Cobb, Robe, Smith.
ylsree base hits: Crawford. Hahn: Home
run: Coughlin Sacrifice hits Rome.
go. First base on balls: on Rowan. 8;
or Smith, !. Hit by pitched ball: BY
smith, 1. Struck out: BY Smith, l.
Double play: Davis to Robe. EMPIRES:
Evans and Connolly. Time: i:45.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-07

totAls..ss.S "A 7 4
sBattsd for Smith In the NTH.
sBatted for Jacobsen In ninth
81. Louis ........,,...O o o 0-S
Jacobsen. I in four innings. rwo-base
Stts. Flick. Rockenfeid. Jones. Three
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-07
Bali Tournament at stanton.

Games today: Washington at Boston
Philadelphia at New York.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-07
standing of the Tenms.
GAMES IN AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

New York at Brooklyn, Pittsburg at Chi
cago.
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LINCOLN
PUEBLO.
Totals ..,.,..,s.,,,,SS Z
nIIGIl -.,,s AEt -. L.4.-l A.aI

'Hill out. hit by batted ball
Pueblo .........,,,",I 9090so -
l4lncOln .....-..-..-...I U U U U D 1-S
Stolen bases: Elwert, Bader. Two-base
hitin Dublin. Three-base hit Meichoir.
Struck out: BY Morgan, 4; by Flyer, 8.
Time: LEO. Umpires; Stimmell and Nc
hay. Attendance 800
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PITTsBURG.
CHICAGO.

Chicago .............0 900 80
Pittsburg ............0 0 o D o 90
TWe.base P hi: s6e nlSg sscrl sS Fits:
Schultz, Sheckard, Phelps, Chance, Hon.
man. Double play: Brown, Tinker and
Chance. Struck out: BY Brown, l.; by
L,eifeld. g. Passed ball: Phelps. First
base on balls: OF Brown, 2; off Leiheld,
Time: 1870. Umpire: KLEIN.