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NdiabrtSta9c Der Eaiiagicr Gampfcr
BON Hcm=Wprf.

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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-04
MoRNrNGsDE COMES TO OMAHA
Schedule of Foot hall Games includes
One with Bellevue.

IOWA CITY, Ia. Sept S.-(Special.)-
Morningside college will enter the foot ball
game this fall under the, coaching of john
l.. Griffith with one of the heaviest sched-
ules of any Iowa team and the determine
ton to lift itself to the front rank of
the Iowa colleges. Up to the present time
Morningside, at Sioux City, has been con-
tent TO play all of its games with tho
minor colleges in the western part of Iowa
and the eastern part of the Dakotas. An
unusually successful season last year,
coupled with the development OF some ex-
ceptionally strong minor college players
has aroused the ambition OF the western
ers and this year they have scheduled
games with Drake university, to be played
In Sioux City. and with Ames college. to
be played at Ames. Ia The result OF these
two games win largely determine the
standing of the school in its first invasion
of the middle western Iowa and will give
1t standing in the determination OF the
Iowa championship. The schedule just an
nounced by Griffith is as follows:
September %. Sheldon High school at
Sioux City; September 81 Norfolk (Neb.)
High school at Sioux City; October 6,
Creighton university at Sioux City; Oc-
tober l3. Ames at AmesI October %. Da-
kota Wesleyan university at Mitchell: Mo-
Yember 8 Buena Vista college at Storm
Lake; November TO- Drake University at
Sioux City; November II. Bellevue college
at Omaha; November %, Yankton college
at Sioux City,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-04
OMAHA TEAM DROPS A PAIR
Champions TAX. Them Into Camp in Two
Fast 0ontestL
BLOCKED BALL SAVES A sHu1oUT IN ONE
WEIGH and Runkle DO Great BittinE
In First, but Lose BsttinG Rye
In the SecOnd-Many
Double Plays.

DIES MONIES, la, sept. S.-Des Moines
won two fast games from Omaha this aft
ernoon. Both battles were marked by
stellar pitching by Sanders, Miller, Corns
and Gillen and by steady, fast fielding
Five double plays figured in the second
game, o'Jeary starting three OF them and
there were two doubles in the first game.
Herman Longs timely two sacker saved
Omaha from shutout in the second game,
while a blocked ball gave the visitors their
two runs in the first game. Save in the
fifth inning OF the first game. when Omaha
secured two hits. the Dee Molnes pitchers
held Omaha to no more than a hit an in
ming ell afternoon. The Champs punched
two and three hits several times Score.
first game:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-04
SIMPSON is RIFLE CHAMPION
Connecticut Man Wins President
Match,

SEA GRIT NJ j., Sept 3-This. the
opening day of the second week OF the ma
tional shooting tournament Of 1906. was a
notable one. The presidents match for the
military championship of the United States.
the winner To receive an autograph COM
mandatory letter from President Roosevelt
was the principal event
The presidents match was won by Pri-
Vate r. Q, Simpson OF the Connecticut
National guard. with a total score OF 1885,
Second prize was taken by Lieutenant
Richard, Ohio, 100: third prize $i5 by
Private J. r. Deloach. L. s. M. c, 1SS;
fourth price $40 Sergeant Orr. Ohio lSs;
NTH prize, SO. Lieutenant Parker. United
states infantry. l&; sixth prize s., Major
II. r Resche Minnesota. lS8; seventh prize
s.. Sergeant II. r. Humphrey, Washington,
1s4: eighth prize. S. Lieutenant c. r. Nor
ton, United States army, 1ai ninth prize.
S. Corporal T. Gabriel. u. S. M. O. ls3:
tenth prize. S. Lieutenant Simon Ohio. 1S3.
The interclub match for the rife cham
piOnshp OF the United States. the other
event today, was won by the rifle club OF
the First Ohio regiment with a score OF 226
Second prize was won by the Philadelphia
association with score OF 21 and third
prize was won by the Sixth Massachusetts.
also with score of 221. Each man fired ten
shots at 200 yards
Everything Is In readiness for the ma
tlonal team match tomorrow morning. The
detachment of rihemen representing the
state Of Missouri arrived late today
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-04
Hollys nnd Hu.tIer. nreak E,cn.

The Hollys broke even with the Ideal
Hustlers in a double-header at the latters
park Labor day. In the first game the
Hustlers gave the Hollys their first shut
out I'm five years-score, to 0--while in the
second game the Hustlers were defeated, o
TO 2, narrowly escaping a shutout, as in
the final inning the Hollys let down and
the Blufiites secured their two runs. Dem
ny's three-sacker with the bases full gave
the Hollys the second vame. McAndrews
led in hitting, securing three safetes in
each game. Bunnell pitched both games
for the Hollys. and I'm the eighteen innings
allowed but six hits and struck out twenty
four. This makes twenty-three and one
third innings Bunnell has pitched in two
days and in them he has allowed seven
hits. struck out thirty-tour, walked but
one and hit three batlers. Score, hrst
game: r. b.
Holiys .........0 0 o 0 . 90 90 s 8
Batteries: Bunnell and Neiechovskyi
Ferry and Smith.
Score, second game: RH T..
Hoilys ...........0 o o . q O--5 II )
Ideal Hustlers. o . o o o o %
Batteries: Bunncll and Velechovsky;
Grove and Smith.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-04

ARAPAHOE, Neb, Sept. 3.-(Special Tel
egram 1.-The first game between the Ara
pahoe Braves and the Beaver city White
Caps was a contest OF crOss-road playing
and the history of the game does nos eA.
press it, The White Caps presented several
pitchers who could not throw a ball over
q base as large as tree claim. IL was
a contest between Leach, who succeeded
Atkinson, as to who would do the worst
until Jones was put in, and did fairly Wen.
stolen bases were numerous and the White
CARS pitcher gave. eight bases op balls.
besides three hit by pitchers. Blrney Ut
McCook umpired satisfactorily. The score r.
tells the story: ~ . TT vi; e. e
beaver City...4 o 0 0 % IL :
Batteries: Atkinson, Leach, Jones, Snar-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-04

Round 33-They closed in. Nelson butting
with his head. Cans peppered Nelson's face
to jelly with terrific right swings. Mel
sons left eye was entirely closed Nelson
punched Cans to the ropes and they fought
al close range, Cans resting and saving
his strength: Nelson bled profusely as the
men worked to the center OF the ring.
Cans sent Nelson back with a left to the
jaw Both men were very weak as the
gong sounded. Nelson for the first time
showed great WEAKNESS II was claimed
that Cans had lturned his foot in this
round. II was Cans round.
Round A-The men wrestled and stalled
In the center of the ring, both seeming con-
tent 10 rest This thing continued. neither
landing blow. IL was Wrestle, stall,
| Cans TO the ropes and received right and
left swings on the head. Nelson worked
both men wrestled, Cans nearly puttIns
Nelson through the ropes. Nelson ap-
peared very tired. Joe was the fresher as
the round ended with wrestling match
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-04
Nelson Fouls Cans.
WESTERNS WIN OLYMPIC GOLF cur
Nebraska Team Finishes in Sixth
Place, with score of 1872.

ST. LOUIS. Mo-. Sept. 3.-The Western
Golf association team, captainee by III.
Chandler Egan, former national and pres
ent western champion, won the olympic
cup team championship today on the course
of the Glen Echo Country club, with
total score of e3S strokes. The western
Pennsylvania defender of the cup was sec
ond with 66I: the st. Louis Golf association
third total 616: Missouri Golf association,
fourth. 67e; 1'rsnsnlississipp, nth, sSt:
Nebraska, sixth, ~; Ohio, seventh, ISD, ana
Southern eighth 751.
Egan's playing was the feature of the
contest, as he established new Compel
tive record for the course, getting seventy
four In the morning round. The former
figure was seventy-seven, set by George =.
Lyon during the olympic ehsmpionshlp IN
a seventy five, thus establishing a comPeti-
tive record foHfthe thirty-s!N of lag. Nine
teen of the contestants had medal scores OF
less than 176 ...,....- ... =.
The Individual scores Of the members Of
each team were as follows: :,
Wood, ISL: D. e. sawyer. Isl; o. w. Pot
vi western n Pennsylvania-w. C. Fownes,
Nevin, jr., i7s; George A. Ormiston, 165.
St Louis-Harry Allen, III; Stuart Stick
ney, 100; Ralph McKittrick, lR; Arthur
MissoHri%A Bond Lambert, 1s7; Richard
Kimball, lss; Bert Adams, 176; Jesse Garlic
ton, 10.
ter Fairbanks, rs; Ardo Mitchell, 100; Rev.
p. r. Talbot, III.
acknowledgements Abbott III; A V.
Binsler; l 30 j. b. Rahm' 1884, W. D.
Ohio-J. L. Grifiths; III; Grover Higgins.
t76; Holden Wilson 1855: G. D; Bates, 1872
1S4. W. c. Word, 1874; George Watts 1876.
Tomorrow at 1880 a. M, the first pair. ID.
r: SAWYER. Wheaton Golf club. and Harry
Allen. st. Louis Field club will begin the
qualifying round I'm the individual western
amateur championship.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-04
SECOND INNING.
Intere.tIns Program a. Lyon..

LYONS. Neb.. t.Sept il-(Special Telo.
gram labor day In Lyons was like
a Fourth OF July celebration, the rain
Sunday keeping the farmers from the
fields and they all came TO town to cels-
brate and enjoy themselves. Horse races
and foot races of all descriptions were
pulled on. Ball games were played both
morning and afternoon The Clear Lake
team defeated the German team by the
score of 10 10 IN the forenoon. and the
team from Sioux city in the afternoon
by the score OF 8 20 T. After the ball
games Prof John Mowrer OF this city
made one OF the best balloon ascehsions
and parachute drops ever made In this
county aud which, Was followed later in
the evening by the concert given By the
Lyons eornet band ---.----
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-04
Fremont Takes n Pair.

FREMONT, Neb.. Sept. 81 Special Tel
egram. Fremont made IL three straight
with the Neumayers this afternoon the
score being to .. Inability TO hit Brad
lev was the sole cause of the trouble for
the Iowa boys. Their fielding was first
class. Fremont, as before, won by bunch-
ing hits. Score, first game.
Fremont % o l 10 0 ON'-2 Z
Neumayers 0 0 0 o 0 % l
Batteries: Fremont, Bradley and Shea
Heumayers, Colburn and Rose. Struck
out: BY Bradley, s.; by Colburn- 3.
Score second game;
Fremont % 0 81
Neumayers 0 0 0 o . Go . 1
Batteries: Fremont, Harmon and Shea;
Neumayers, Hezzieburt and Rose. Two
base hits: Rechley, Cook and Harmon
Wheeler. ,.r
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-04

sBatted for Camnitz In ninth.
aIA-rl.l,.. L.

'Bstted for Camnitz In ninth.
'Wrigiey out, hit by batted ball.
Columbus ...........2 o IS
Toledo .............0 90 % as
Stolen bases: kihm Blue. Two-bRse
hits: Knabe. Friel. Three-base hits
to wrigley TO kim; wrigiey to kim.
Struck out BY CamnitE, z; by Flaherty,
!. Sacrifice hit: Hinchmsn, First base
on balls: on Flaherty, |; of CamnltZ, :.
Umpire: Egan. Time: 1881.
Toledo this afternoon won from Col
bus in the ninth with four hits and nm
error of omission. Kruegers hitting was
the feature. Score:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-04
Grand Island shut. out superior.

GRAND ISLAND, Sept. 8.-tspectal Tele-
gram.l-Grand Island won lhe second sai"e
with Superior today. Score: ... 90,
Grand Island 20 2 o ! % - Il Z
batteries: Welch, Coykendall and Towns
end: Cradle and Scraggings
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-04
TotsIs.....u s27so Totsls...27 t.2s IL
sPadden out on hunted third strike.

Kansas City ........1 o 0 0 0 0 0 o.
Two-base hits: Coy, Wheeler Bohannon
Bases on balls: on Rodebaugh. 6; on Dur
Durham. /. Left on bases: Kansas City
Z: St. Paul. IL. Double plays: Padden and
Geier; Perrine, Mcbride and Frantz. Sac
rlhce hit: VanZandt Stolen bases: Per-
rine. Irwin, Wheeler. Time: 1:45 Umpire
Owens.
Kansas City dropped another game to
St. Paul this afternoon. The contest went
ten innings. The locals errors were very
costly. Score. second game;
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-04
Lincoln Takes Two.

LINCOLN, Neb., Sept. 3.-Lincoln took
both games of double-hesder from Sioux
City today, profting by the patched up
lineup the visitors were obliged to pre-
sent The fiIst victory was hardly de-
served, Sioux City finding Eyler for
nearly twice as many hits as the IAncolns
did Jackson The latter's wildness, how
ever was fatal The second game was a
pretty one and Lincoln earned the Vic
tory. Both pitchers were effective, mckay
having a little the best of II. In the alb
sence of regular umpire, Newlln OF
sioux City and Zacker of Lincoln did the
Judging, The latter in his desire to he
sbsoiItely fair overdid the matter and
gave his teammates all the worst Of IL.
Score, first game:
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ball games were played IN this city to-
day In the hrst game the Coupons Of
this city defeated the Nehswka team by
n score OF to g. The second game be-
tween the Beauties Of this city and syria
cuse, was won by the latter by score of
4 tol2.
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MARsHALLTOWN. Ia. Sept. 3.-(speclaI
Telegram, guFollowing are the results Of
The Iowa league:
Clinton. ,; Marshalltown. a.
Marshalltown :: Clinton, @
Fort Dodge, 8; Waterloo. 2.
Oskaloosa. 3. Ottumwa, -
Burlington. 9: keokuk. 0.
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pIatt.month pefeat storE.

PLATTsMOUTH, Neb.. Sept; Especial
Telegram. 1.-THE home team defeated the
Storz brewing team here in the tenth In
ming. Score, to 8. .. ..
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Stolen bases: Bender, O'Leary, Andreas.
Earned runs: Des Moines, g. Two base
hits Long, Corns.. schipke, Doyle. Double
COON to Andreas: 0Leary to Andrea 8;
Corns to Long to Andreas First base
on balls OF Corns. s; off Gillen, 3. Hit
by pitched ball: BY Gillen, 1. Struck
out: BY Gillen, 6; by Corns, 1. Time:
lbs. Umpire: Davis. Attendance, $500.
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OMAHA

1'trtV'N TUT OdTIU0IS III HIHIH.
Des Moines .......,..2 % 2 %
Omaha ..........",...0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 %
Stolen bases: Hogriever, Doyle Earned
runs: Des Moines, :. Two-base hits:
Welch C2), o Deary. Double plays: How
ara, to Runkle; Long TO Howard to RunkIe
to Gonding. Bases on balls: on Sanders
2: Hit by pitched BALL BY Miller, /; by
sanders, 2. Struck out: By Miller /: by
sanders. 2. Passed balls Gondiuf. /
Time OF game: 1890 Umpire: Davis
Score, second game:
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Indiana win Two.

MINDEN, Neb.. Sept. 3.-(Special Teles
gram. THE Cherokee Indians defeated
Minden here today: score, u TO .. Also
Fairmount Saturday; score, 10 TO .
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III League,

At Peoria-Morning game postponed; wet
grounds. ,, r,o,nin,
game postponed; wet GROUNDS
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Totals
SIOUX CITY

his. Sorbett. Three-base hit Quillin
Double plays: Eyler to Gagnier 10
Jackson, 5. Hit by pitched ball; by
jackson ]. Struck out BY Eyler, 3; py
Jackson, /. Left on bases; Lincoln, 81
Sioux CITY. g. First base on errors: Lin
coin 1: Sioux City, /. Time: 1870. UNI
pires: Rogers of lincoln, Newlin OF Sioux
city Attendance: 100.
score second game:
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LOUISVILLE ......,...I o TT
Struck out: BY Kenna, 3. Two-base
hits: Atherton, Carr. Quinlan, Kerwin.
Three base hit: Williams. Sacrifice hits:
Dunkle. Dunleavy. Double plays: Ather-
ton to Carr; Carr unasslsted; Williams
to Carr. Stolen bases: Mailman, Will
liams Passed pail Stoner. First base
on errors: Indianapolis, 2; Louisville, ].
Umpire: Kane. Time: 1880.
Louisville had no trouble in defeating
indianapolis In the afternoon contest, win
ming by a score of to l. Score:
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MILWAUKEE.
MINNEAPoLIs.

Inree-DaSe nit . FOX. Two base hits
Oyler (2), Freeman. Stolen bases: Fox
(2D. Freeman. Graham. Sacrifice hits
Greminger. Freeman, Oyler. Double plays
First base on balls: on Sage. 4; on Ford,
I. Hit by pitched ball: Greminger, Clark
Struck out BY Sage, /; by Ford 8. Wild
Werden.
In the afternoon game Minnea polls
punched hits with an error and a pass and
scored three runs in the fourth inning
which won the game. Score, second game