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Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-11
TWO AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENTS
Several Persons Injured by OverturD-
Ing of Machines in Boston
and Chicago.

BOSTON, June 1o.-Thirty-four Christian
Scientists were injured through the over
turning OF large sightseeing automobile
in the Brighton district today. Every per-
son on the car receivedin1uries. John Bien-
flag. Kansas City, sustained a compound
fracture OF the right elbow and right leg.
Others who were injured and taken to their
hotels by friends included Mrs. Amanda
Bamber, Kansas City, and Miss L. l.. Con-
rad, Kansas City. The party had been
making sightseeing trip through the
suburbs and were descending Common
wealth hill. Suddenly the brake broke and
the machine ran away down the steep
grade. Near the bottom of the hill the car
through fence into the grounds OF the
Kenilworth Golf Club, where it overturned.
Most of the party were thrown clear Of
the machine and sustained nothing more
serious than bruises and scratches.
CHICAGO, June 1O.-Four persons were
injured, two OF them fatally, by the over
turning Of an automobile near winnetka,
twenty miles south of here, today. The
accident was caused by the bursting of a
tire.
Those fatally injured were Miss Alvine
Pfnger and Walter stefins. The latter was
the chauffeur. Miss Margaret Pinger, a
sister and Mrs. John Pinger. mother OF
the young women, the other occupants OF
the car, were badly bruised. The party
was returning from visit at the residence
of oLuis F. Swift, the packer in Lake
Forest. All are residents of Chicago.
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Grand IsIsrd womap M,..,nr.

GRAND ISLAND. June 10.-(special)-
John Morris Of this city is in extreme dis
tress over the mysterious disappearance Of
his wife. Upon coming home on Friday
evening he found the house deserted, with
the exception Of an infant child, year old,
which was peacefully sleeping in its crib.
Upon investigating further he found a
note written by his wife to the effect
that she could not endure the sort Of life
she was living longer and would go to
seek a bed in the bottom Of the river.
Up to this morning no trace OF her has
been found. Mrs Morris had been III for
the past week and her mother has for part
Of the time been with her attending the
household duties on Friday afternoon
the mother left the house about o'clock
TO go 20 some neighbors and when she
returned the daughter was missing. A
search of the city has been made and
parties were sent to The river to see "
any trace OF the woman could be found,
but the EFFORT is unsuccessful. The police
department has sent out word to other
cities. The husband apd family as well
as the ofhcers are in great perplexity
whether she really took her own life OF
went to other parts. What reason the
woman had for her action in leaving her
home, which was quite comfortable, and
her children cannot be learped definitely
as yet.
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contemplate joining the throns fc

contemplate joining the throng few
days later
NEBRASKA CITY-sunday was observed
az memorial day by the Nebraska City Fire
department the Knights OF Pythias and the
Woodmen OF the World The three or
ganizations formed In procession this after.
noon al the corner Of Sixth street and
Central avenue and headed by the Mer-
chants band marched to the cemetery where
the formal exercises were held. Judge
Paul lessen delivered the address and after
the services the organize tons decorated
the graves Of their deceased members.
NORTH P14ATTE-A double wedding OF
former North Platte people occurred In
Denver Friday evening. The contracting
parties were Miss Myrtle Rork and Ollie
Lott The two brides are sisters and until
q few weeks ago had been residents OF
North Platte for a number of years. Mr..
Grand Island and this city and with his
bride will make his home In the Island
Mr.. Lott Is a fireman running out Of Chey-
enne and he and his bride will make that
city their home.
NORTH PLATTE-Dr. ID. T. QuiRley and
DR.. George 3. Dent are planning on going
TO Chicago soon 10 attend clinics, and while
in that city they may make arrangements
for opening up a hospital In North Platte.
The number OF surgical cases which occur
In this city and surrounding country makes
q hospital almost an imperative necessity.
The proposed plan Is to lease or erect a
building of from twelve to fifteen rooms.
There is no hospital along the line Of the
Union Pacific between Grand Island and
Cheyenne and II Is believed that many cases
from that territory would be treated at
a local hospital
HUMBoLDT-News from Washington IL
to the effect that congress has passed the
act required to include the Indian lands
In the east part of the county In the
drainage district, and the bill only awaits
the signature OF the president to become
q law. This Is OF particular interest to
the parties at the head Of the proposition
TO str.ighten the channel OF the Nemaha
river as 1t Will compel the Indians to pay
their share OF the expense the same as
any other landowner. The work of sur
vey for the new ditch is progressing quite
rapidly and the promoters announce that
they will be through with the preIiminaries
and ready TO move dirt by the end OF the
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-11

HUMBOLDT Neb.. June i0.--The city
was filled up with strangers Saturday
rather unexpectedly TO our citizens, many
OF whom were unaware that anything IN
usual was going on. The attraction
proved to he a horse race between ami
mails owned near Burchard and Du Bols
over in Pawnee county. Each was backed
by It's home crowd, the race being pulled
OF here in order to be I'm neutral territory
The distance was three-eighths OF a mile,
and after long parley arrangements
were completed and In the presence OF a
Bois horse managed to win the money
The original purse was for 1910 a side.
but was lessened somewhat before the race
came on. However. interest was 30 In
tense and the two factions so bitter. that
II Is estimated no less than $500 changed
hands as the result Of side bets. "A seven
ty-hve yard foot race between George
Hammett Of Pawnee City. and Sirene
Sharp Of Axtell, Kaso was also scheduled.
II resulted In a tie. In a siXty-yard race
Pawnee man won easily.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-11
DOCTOR EXPLAINS
HIS Article In the Medical Magazine
About CORee.

One Of the most famous medical publi-
cations 10 the United states is the Aka
loidsl Ciinie,,,' In a recent number of which
an entertaining article on coffee By a pro-
sressivs physician and surgeon was pub
lished. In explaining his position in the
matter this ply sicisn recently said
In the article In question really touched
but lightly upon the merits OF Postum
Food C0nes. / have had several cases Of
heart trouble. indigestion and nervousness
where a permanent cure was affected by
merely using Postum In place OF coffee
without any other treatment
In my own family l have used Postum
for three years. and my children actually
cry for Il and viii not be satisfied with
any other beverage. Indeed. they refuse
TO eat until they have had the eustoma ~
cup OF Postum and as 1t is rebuilder
and does nothing but good, l am only too
glad 10 let them have Il.
'To get the best results we boil the
Postum at least twenty minutes and IL Ia
then settled by adding a little cold water
then ths addition OF fresh cream makes q
beverage ] now prefer 10 the very best
coffee Name given by Postum Co. Bat
tie Greek. Mich.
Authorities are agreed that Postum Is Z
wonderfully quick and sure rebuilder. Ter
days trial in place Of coffee proves Il.
Look In pkgs for the famous little book
The Road 70 NellvillA"
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No BaIl games In New YORK .

NEW YORK, June iO.-There were
neither professional nor semi professional
base bail games played in Greater New
York today. Police Commissioner Bing-
ham issued instructions 10 his subOrdina ties
during the week that they should prevent
the playing OF all Sunday base ball games
where admission was charged either d.
rectly or by subterfuge. Last week the
National league executive committee trans
ferred several OF the Brooklyn club s
games from the regular schedule TO Sun
day dates. This change arranged for a
game between the Chicago and Brooklyn
teams al WashingtC7 park. Erooklyn. TO
but this game was called on az late
hour last night
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Denver wins Both Games.

DENVER, June 10.-Denver took both
games OF the double header from Sioux
City here today, 4 to and s to !. Nc
loss of the first game and Meyers rank
error in tossing the ball over Jarrott's head
when only ten feet from first lost the sec
ond contest. Paige outpitched McCsbe In
the first game. but Morgan was in turn
outpitched by Jarrett in the second. At the
close of the second game the Denver play
ers and President r. r. Burke were ar
rested by deputy OF Police Justice Carton
and bound over TO appear Tuesday morning
under 500 bonds each TO answer 10 the
playing Sunday ball. II is charged that she
arrests were made at the instigatiOn OF a
lower ward alderman, whose pass was
taken up for abuse OF the privilege. Score
first game:
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play The Snow Ball" was given. Thurs
day evening the class OF seven was Eradu-
ated The four years scholarship In Doane
was awarded TO Richard Gray OF Douglas,
wyo. The two years scholarship in Doane
to Louise oBerkotter Of Chadron. Friday
evening Rev. Lucius o. Baird Of Omaha
delivered an address on Planning a Life"
+. r. Burke Of Beloit, Wis. was elected
principal for next year. The academy has
had the largest attendance the last year
and r. now in a more prosperous condition
financially than ever before.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-11

In driving an oil well for development
purposes at Yankee hill near Lincoln, a
large amount Of petroleum has been found
In heavy. artesian now at a depth Of
$50 feet The product Is pronounced by ex-
perts to be good quality of crude pc
troleum. This Is the hrst discovery OF oil
in Nebraska.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-11
LINCOLN

Two-base hits: Bassey, Eyler. Three
base hits: Fillman, Collins. Home run:
Thomas First base on balls: on San
on Eyler. /, Struck out: BY Sanders, /;
by McNeeley, /; by Nilsson, Hit oy
pitched ball: BY Nilsson, 2. Left on bases:
Omaha, Z; Lincoln, 8. Sacrifice hits: Welch,
Runkle. Hits: on Sanders In three in
nings, 6; on McNeeley I'm six innings. s.
on Nilsson in two and one-ihird innings
Z. Double play; Runkle to Howard tO
Dolan. Stolen bases Howard, COlliEs
Time: l:45. Umpire: Fuller.
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Menderfer-Mickel

kilograms were received in Lincoln
yesterday announcing the marriage OF e:
p. Nickel and Miss Loretta Menderfer at
San Antonio, Tex. The couple will make
their home IN the City of Mexico. Both
parties formerly lived in Lincoln, Mr..
Nickel being former business manager of
the Star
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NoNPAREILs.
Fnst Gnme Of coli,

Some fast golf was played at the Field
club Sunday morning and afternoon he
tween Gilbert Nichol, Guy Thomas. Boyer
Christie and Mentapy. IL was a sort OF q
hve-handed affair, each hole standing fol
a rs in the afternoon Mentaply a'79
Thomas and Boyer 81 and 50, Christie u
and 7s Inc best scores OF the day were
80 by Christie on the outside and "a by
NichOl on the inside.
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in the eighth inning. when MansRe was
knocked out OF the box. and Miller who
succeeded him. was hit hard. won the first
game of a double-header from Des Moines
today, to s. The visitors took the second
game by score OF IL to 8. Both contests
were slow and were characterized by al
most continual rag chewing by the Des
Moines players. In the seventh Inning Ma
COON, who was out at the plate. struck
at Meseitt,~ the two players mixing. while
fans In the bleachers rushed into the field.
Both men were sent TO the bench and ined
800 The attack of Magoon was so rank
and Messitts action was 80 heartily ap-
proved by the fans that a purse was made
up to pay his hne, contributions amounting
to over $50 having been forthcoming. Score,
fret q
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cemmeneement "a chaaren.

CHADRoN, Neb., June l0-(sPeeiaL)-
The week has been filled with the COM
mencement exercises OF the academy.
Sunday morning the Rev. Address de-
livsred his farewell address to the students
before leaving for Weeping Water, Sunday
evening there was an address by Rev. ].
lockwood jenkins.
Tuesday evening the alumni banquet was
held at the Blaine, w. J. Scarf acting as
POSTMASTER Wednesday evening. class
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-11
visitors defeat wnIow sprin3..

The Victors defeated the Willow Springs
interesting game. The Victors played in
usual form, getting thirteen hits without
an error. The features of the game were
the pitching OF Bunnell for the Victors,
allo wing but two hits and the batting Of
W. Kill, he getting four hits, two OF which
were for two sacks. Score: RH.E.
w. sprangs..O 0 0 0 o % o % 4
Vctors .......5 . 3 oil 70 .
Batteries: Willow Springs, Probst and
Trummer. Nictors. Bunnell and Grieb.
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Le1InEton Defenta Bertrand.

LEXINGTON, Neb.. June l0.-(special
base ball teams played nm exciting game
near here today, south of the river. Score
Il to IL, In favor Of Lexington. Two
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-11
Fremont nefents Wnhoo.

FREMONT, Neb., June l0.-(Special.J-
Fremont evened up with Wahoo this after
noon with a score Of 10 10 l. The way
they Jumped on TO the curves Of their old
associate, Eads. who was in the box was
something fierce. Bradley, for Fremont,
pitched great ball and had fine support.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-11

- WOOD RIVER, Neb June lO@-.Cspecial
Telegram. lin a batting bee. In. which both
teams took a hand, Wood River was de-
feated today by score Of Is TO ~, by the
Cairo team. Bulger's hitting for Wood
River was feature. Batteries: Wood
River. Douglas. Dodge and Mckee; Cairo,
Peters, Graham and Dennis.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-11
Totals
SIOUX CITY

Stolen bases; McHaIe, T. smith, Randall,
zalusky. Belden, Newton: Bases on balls:
Paige. S; by Mecabe, s. Left on bases:
Denver. 6; Sioux CITY, 4 First On errors;
Sioux city 1. Two-base hits: Weed. Nc
Hale. Wild pitches: McCabe %. Sacrifice
hits: Newton MeCabe. Double plays
Weigardt 10 j. Smith; Weisardt 20 Red
dick; T, Smith TO zalusky; Freese to Ward.
Time: Las. Umpire J. 7. Davis. Attend
ance: 5000.
score second game;
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Grand I.Innd Win. in EIeren1h.

GRAND ISLAND. Neb., June TO- Especial
Telegram. )-Grand Island and Hastings
played the most exciting game. OF the wear
before l,i0O people. The contest lasted
eleven innings Score: RHE
Grand 1sland.......1 0310O0 lis u
Hastings ............0 o o o 01O60 o.. 10 2
Batteries Airline and Poteet; Welsh,
Fleming and Townsend.
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,Ratted for Pad In nIntf

'Batted for Piatt in ninth,
Toledo ..,........,....l % ! 0 0 0 Ga
TWo-base hits Kruger, Green, Hemp
hill t2), Mccormick. Sacrifice hits: ODER
lin, ]. Clarke (2l. Stolen bases: ". Clarke,
Jude. w. Clarke. Bases on balls: on
Piatt, 8. Struck out; BY Piatt, s; by
Oberlin, q Left on bases. Toledo ):
Milwaukee, T. Wild pitch: Oberln. Hit
with ball: Roth. Time 200 EMPIRES:
Haskell and Egan.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-11

At Dubuque Ia.-Dubuque, 8; Cedar
Ra pids, T.
Al Decatur. Ill.-Decatur. 1; Blooming
ton. O.
Al Davenport. Ia.-Davenport, 5; Rock
Island, 3.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-11
DIETZ
NoNPAREILs.

Batteries: NOnpdfellS, Brown anu WI
liams; Dietz Strong and Faber
After ten minutes rest the teams went
at II again, the Dietz wading into Lynch
for siy hits, four OF which were good for
two or more bases. The NonDareils were
unable 10 score until the eighth, when
Brown hit the ball to the left field fence
for a home run, the ball going under the
fence Score:
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HARRINGTON, Neb, June l0--fspeciaI
between Harrington and Crofton the latter
was defeated in closely contested game
by a. score of to 8. Time: l:g6, Umpire:
Jonal. -.. .a =,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-11
Gnme. In Iowa stnte Lenaue.

MARsHAI.LTOWN.I Ia. June l0-(special
Results:
Burlington, .: Fort Dodge, I (ten innings).
keokuk. iS; Marshalltown, ?.
Ottumwa, ~; Boone. 8.
Oskaloosa. s: Waterloo Q.
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PUEBLO.

Ihree-base hIts: Hhugart, Dexter, Wei
rison. i; OF voiIsndorf. ?; OF Msnsks, i;
of Miller. /. Struck out: BY Manske, 4;
by Vollendorf 2. Left on bases; Pueblo,
s; Des Moines, 7. Two-base hits: Caffyn,
Towne. Attendance: 1000. Umpire: Keefe.
Score, second game
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-11

Earned runs letter Gold Tops, g. Three
base hit: Van Cleve. Double plays: Fin
ley unassisted. Collier 20 Broadeck, Cremer
to Mcneil Struck out; BY Collier, Z; by
Hit BY ball: Whitlook Batteries: letter
Gold Tops. Collier and Finley; Clarks
Powell and COnroy. Time: 20 Attend
ance: 600.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-11

sioux CITY.

StoIen bases; ]. Smith, Sheehan. Bases
on balls: on Morgan, 4 Struck out: BY
city, 9. First on errors: Denver, l. Home
run: Campbell, Two-base hits: Frost
Weigardt. Wild pitches: Morgan, Jarrett
ance; 1000
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-11
CHICAGO SHUTS OUT GOTHAM
White sox Make Only Run in Game OF
Errors by HighlanderS
PITCHER ORTIZ ALLOWS ONLY ONE HIT
while owen Allows Eight Hits, ne
Kept Them We'll Scattered and
Home Team was Unable
to score.
PITCHER ORTIZ ALLOWS ONLY ONE HIT

CHICAGO. June 1O-Chicago shut out
New York today. orth pitched in fine form,
allowing Chicago but one hit, but errors
behind him were costly. Chicago making
their only score in this way. Score
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-11
A HiracuIoua Eacape

from bleeding TO death. had A. Pinske,
Nashotah, Wis. who healed mis- wound with
Buekien's Arnica salve Is cents. For
sale by Sherman & Mcconnell Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-11
LETTERS DEFEAT W. G. cLARKs
south Omaha Brewers Win by score
of Ten 10 One.

The letter Gold Tops defeated the w. g.
Clarks in a well played game at letters
park yesterday by score OF 10 To !. The
feature OF the game was the battery work
OF NJ. Collier and Finley for the Gold Tops,
Collier being only a E-year-old boy. He
had seven strike outs TO his credit. Score
LETTER GOLD ToRs WALTER G, CLARKs.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-11
DistiIIers win Again.

LOUISVILLE, KY, June l0.-Louisville
defeated Minneapolis In q well played game
Wolfe, recently secured from the American
league, pitched his first game for the 10,
calls and held the visitors safe al ali
times President O'Brien arrived here to-
day 70 investigate the trouble during
Thursdays game with St Paul score
LOUISVILLE MINNEAPOLIS.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-11

Games today: ST. Paul at India polis,
Minneapolis at Louisville, Kansas City at
Columbus .s t-.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-11
MINNEAPOLIS.

Three-base hit: woodruff. Stolen bases:
HaIlman ~, BTasheaT, Sullivan. Wood
run. Sacrifice hit: Shaw. Bases on balls:
on Wolfe 4: on Thomas l. Struck out
By Wolfe 2; by Thomas, l. Hit by pitched
ball: Freeman. Passed ball: shannon.
Double play: Davis, Shannon 70 Gremin-
ger Left on bases: Louisville, B; Mime
spous Z Time: ESQ. Umpires owen
and Kane.
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'Batted for Smith in seventh.
Philadelphia ..........0 o Q . 0-5
st. Louis. 90 o %

Earned runs: Philadelphia, 3. Two-base
hits: Lord. Schreck. Davis. Home run
Davis. Sacrifice hits; Armbruster, Jones
Passed ball: Spencer. Stolen bases: Cross,
Hemphill, Jones. Bases on ballsy OF
Smith, 8: or Coakley, g. Struck out: BY
Smith, s; by Jacobson, |; by Coakley. Z.
Pitching record: on Smith, hits, 5 runs
runs in two innings. Left on bases: St.
Louis. 8; Philadelphia, 4 Time: las. UNI
pires: Connolly and Evans
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-11
Standing of the Teams.

Games today: Philadelphia at St. Louis.
Boston at Detroit, Washington at Cleve-
land. New York at Chicago.
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GAMES IN AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Columbus Wins from Kansas city by
BrnchinE Hits.

COLUMBUS, o., June 10.-With eight
hits. two Of them being for home runs, in
the seventh and eighth innings, Columbus
scored seven runs and put Kansas City
far behind. Manager Burke and Shortstop
Perrine OF the visiting team were sent on
the field and fined S25 each for rowdyism
M the eighth inning. Hulswitt is laid up
and Manager Clymer played right field
Score:
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NatienaI LeaRue Gamea TodaT.

Games today; Chicago at BROOKLYN, St
Louis al Boston. PittsbuTg al Philadel-
phia. Cincinnati AZ New York
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-11
Standing of the Teams,
DIETz-NONPAREILs BREAK EvE'

Games today: Omaha at Lincoln, Sioux
City at Denver, Des MOines at Pueblo
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"Batted Tor summer IN nlntn
Des Moines ND 8 90 OO2 / Pill
Pueblo ..,..........0 az 0 0 o . l. 6
Three-base hits; Miller, caffyn, Messitt
Passed ball: Messitt. Bases on balls: On
Stimmel, 8; on Miller, g Struck out: BY
Stimmel. ! by Miller. 2. Home run: Mes
slit. Two-base hits: O'Leary, Miller, NC
Gilvray, Cook. Double plays; Magoon 10
Andreas; Dexter to McGllvray. Attend
ance: 5000 Umpire: Keefe.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-11
First Game Goes Ten Innings, Ending
I'm Swatfest.

The Dietz Athletic association and the
Konpareils broke even on double header
at Dietz park yesterday afternoon. The
Nonpareils won the first game In cyclone
finish in the tenth inning. The opposing
pitchers had an even break until the tenth,
when the Nonpareils lit on Faber for four
consecutive hits and cinched the game
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-11
OMAHA SKINS STATESMEN
ROurkss Bat Out Victory from Lincoln With
Pop Bylsr in Boz.
NAssEN AND SANDERS SENT TO sTABlI
Former t. wild and Latter IL
Touched Up much Too Freely to-
Insure the Right Kind
of Results.

A typical crowd, $500. saw the Rourkes
trounce the ssltpeters Sunday afternoon
at vinton street park by the score OF
to 5 in a game which had every kind
Of ball known to fans Several thousand
had come to this beautiful city on the ex-
cursions to see the sights, and some OF
these took in the ball game and rooted
for Lincoln but It awaited them naught
for, the Ducklings were doomed to defeat
even II they did call on the renowned
Pop Eyler to help them out.
Sanders started to do the tossing for
omaha and he did we'll enough for two
innings, when his balloon was seen to soar
to the north. A single. two triples and
homer were too much for him, 80 Her
man Long excused him for the rest Of the
afternoon and called In McNeeley, who
held the Statesmen entirely safe for the
balance Of the game. But three scattered
hits were made of Mac, and no two OF
these came in the same inning Nilsson,
the elongated youth Who beat the Omaha
team a year ago while pitching for the
University of Nebraska and who admin
istered a like defeat this spring while
pitching for the Union Pacific Shops team,
was started out by Ducky. He lasted until
one was out in the third inning. but by
that time the Rourkes had secured two
in the second and two in the third, and
Ducky sent him away and called upon
Pop Eyler. One more was made before
Pop retired the side and then he did pretty
we'll until the fifth inning. when five hits
were made in succession, netting but two
runs because of poor base running.
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second Victory for Quakers.

ST. LOUIS, June 1O--The second game be-
tween St. Louis and Philadelphia resulted
in a second victory for Philadelphia, the
score today standing to 2. Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-11
Milwaukee Buaehes Hita.
TOLEDO
MILWAUKEE,

the second OF the series from Toledo by
batting Piatt in the seventh and eighth.
Score:
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Left on bases Chicago, 5; New YORK ;.
base: Hoffman. Double play: Jones and
Isbell. Struck out: BY Owen 4; by Orth.
g. Hit with ball: Tannehill. Time: 1850.
Umpire: Sheridan.
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KANSAS CITY.
COLUMBUS.

Stolen bases: Wrigley Cd, klhm, Ryan,
Groth, Phyle. Sacrifice hits: Kihm. Coul-
ter, Sullivan. Bases on balls: on Groth,
/; on Olmstead, 5, Two-base hits: Wrig-
ley. ?. Three-bsse hits Clymer. Home
runs Pickering, Friel Double play:
Perrine to Burke. HIT by pitched ball:
kim. Struck out: BY 0roth 4; by Ohm
stead /. Wild pitch: Omstead. Time
i:52 Umpire. sullivan.