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Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-22
John HObehS Makes Lowest Score on
HOmewOOd Golf Links

CHICAGO, June 2l.-John Hobens. pro
fesslOnFl, of the Englewood IN j. Golf
club, led the field OF forty-seven starters
in the Western Open Golf championship
at the end Of the first 80 holes play over
the Homewood links today. With the wind
blowing a gale from the southwest, Hobens
made the two rounds in IS and 16, a total
of 1914 strokes. Willie Smith of Mexico and
Willie Anderson + Onwentsa the open
champion Of the United States, were but
two strokes behind while Gilbert Nichols
Denver Fred Mcleod Midlothian, ana
Weather conditions could hardly have been
worse for low scoring than they were to-
day and tomorrow s. play is expected to
show but little change in the relative po-
sitions of the leading players. Hobens
played beautiful golf all day, as his score
Gates, The play of Willie Smith and VIII
lie Anderson attracted almost the entire
gallery, Anderson's play in the morning
when he made a. was the best of the
day
fessional. probably spoiled his chances of
getting in the money by some thOughtless
The fair green of this hole curves like a
boomerang. The woods in the angle caught
Campbells sliced drive, and he tried to
get hole high by a long shot through the
trees, with the result that II took him
eight strokes to get on the green,
broke the course record in practice yes
terday, also spoiled his chances in the
afternoon with an IS.
Only one amateur is within reachable
distance o. the frs group. Robert r.
Hunter of Midlothian made S0-S3-l63. Next
of the amateurs was Douglas Stuart Of
HOmeWoCd, who made E1-%-i7l.
n
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-22
GOLFERS BANQUET IN EVENING
Election of Omcers Preeedes the Good
Cheer.

The annual election of officers and direc-
tors OF the Transmksssipp Golf association
was held at the Omaha Field club Thurs
day night prior to a sumptuOus banquet.
which was given to the visiting PLAYERS At
the tournament. The officers elected for
the ensuing year were: II. G Leavttt,
president; A d. $, Johnston and +. r. Tai
tary and treasurer The other directors
elected were r. r. Gates Minneapolis;
Walter Fairbanks, Dcncver; Warren Dick
inson, Des Mones;- a. b. Davis, Colorado
Springs; r. w Hodge, Kansas city; Colonel
George s. McGrew. St. Louis: l.. r. Max
we'll MarshalltOwn; y. Reckard, Omaha
+. ". Sprague Omaha; c +. Morey, Hast
ings. and NJ Van Dyke, Sioux City.
The only other business transacted was
the recommendation by vote Of S to tha I
the directors choose Rock Island as the
next place for holding the tournament.
II was also recommended that separate
department for women be established to be
Differed by women and run entirely sepS-
rate for the women.
over 100 golf enthusiasts gathered around
the banquet board at the Field club at $50
at a banquet for the visitors. After they
had done justice TO the long menu the
ing 10 toasts and responses OF an Informal
order, +. II. Sprague acted AS POSTMASTER
and was wise in the selection OF those to
speak. Among those who responded were
IT. G.. I.eaVitt. John Cady Ben r. White
and NJ. Doran, tr Mr.. White told all
how welcome they were TO everything the
club contained and the toastmaster invited
all 10 use the Country club links for the
balance of the week. NJ. Doran took occa-
had in Mr.. Leavitt and what a fine presi-
dent he would make
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-22
ROGERS WINS HANDICAP SHOOT
st. Louis Man IL High Gun at Indian
apOIis Tournament.

INDIANAPOLIS. June AZ. Z. Rogers
Of ST. Louis won the first prize in the
Grand American handicap today with a
score OF - targets out OF a possible 100,
shooting from the seventeen-yard line. A
strong and variable wind blew across the
field all day, which caused the 26S con-
testants to make lower scores than they
had hoped for. Five traps were used. the
targets being shot al from each set Of
traps.
The prize money amounted TO &6t4' which
was divided among the fifty high guns.
Mr. Rogers was awarded S267, together
with the silver pitcher. which represented
the high gun Of the day.
Tomorrow the amateur and professional
championships will he contested. Among
those who made scores or 70 or over today
were.
L. l. Wade. Texas. go. W. n. Heer, Con-
cordia, Kan, 81; Edward O'Brien, Flor
enCe. Kan. 81; w. 5. Hoon, Jewel, Ia, 81
W r Crosby. O'Fallon, III, 90
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-22
IES MONIES.
DENVER

'None out when winning run was made.
Des Moines .......... 0 ID
Denver .............. D o u II
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-22

LINCOLN, June 1l.-l.incoin had far the
better OF Pueblo today. piling up ten runs
and holding the Indians runless. Pitcher
spit hall held Pueblo hitless until after
one man was out in the ninth, when Ell
The next man up, however. hit into a
double play. Vollendorf tWirled steadily
except in the NTH inning, when Lincoln
Schrant contributed a wild throw, and be-
fore the side was out. thirteen men had
gone 70 bat and nine runs were across
me Mate Lincoln made seven errors be-
hind Jones, but the inheld pulled on three
double plays and thus killed every chance
OF The Indians for runs. A brilliant run
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-22
American Association Directors Rein
state Kelly, owen and Kane.

CHICAGO, June A-At an executive
meeting Of the board Of directors OF tho
American Base Ball association held here
today a resolution was passed absolving
Manager NJ j. Kelly of the Minneapolis
club OF the charges preferred against him
and EMPIRES Owens and Kane and re-
storing the three men to active duty. Pres
ident Brlen wired the result to the vari-
Gus clubs in order that the three men may
take part in the games tomorrow.
During the games between the Louisville
and Minneapolis clubs al Louisville June
9, 10 and II charges were alleged 10 have
been made BY Manager Kelly that Umpires
Owens and Kane had given the Louis
vile club informant regarding signals
that aided that club materially. At the
meeting today Manager Kelly presented an
affidavit That he had made no charges
against the umpires.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-22

was the free-for-au, with six entries and
every one ofs the five horses was driven
TO finish ON both stretches. Vi1snt Star
took the first heat In 2.B. Then Billy BogGs
went i'm FOR two heats. In the fourth and
nth heats Dummy. by two remarkable
drives finished nrst The money was di-
vidCd as follows. Billy Boggs first. Dummy
second Ntzant star third and Ipswich Boy
fourth. Black Walnut. q LEGAL favorite
Was drawn after the second heat He was
crowded on the bank. his driver was thrown
from the sulky and the horse ran three
nuarters OF a mile before he was stopped.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-22
Simodynes There with "A Hit when
One L. Needed.

WAHOO, Neb., June 2i.-(Speciai Tele-
gram --Wahoo took revenge on Kelly
Welch today and won, to 4, in one OF the
best played games here this season.
Simodynes won the game by his terrific
batting bringing I'm the first two runs in
the third inning on his two base drive and
teinR the score i'm the sixth inning on his
second drive. and coming in on Smiths
single over second base, and finally winning
the game on his drive over the left field
fence. in the eighth. Werta's all around
playing on first base was brilliant. A good
game is looked for tomorrow, as each has
won a game this year. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-22

r. W Hodge. Kansas City. beat A. W.
MITCHELL Rock Island. up and 9 to play
G, r. JanRy. Minneapolis, beat l. X.
johnson. Minnea polls up and 10 play.
J. y. Rahm; Omaha Country club, beat
spr.Eue Abbott. Omaha Country club.
beat II. p. Bend, ST. Paul. up and TO
Rsv. r. 4 Talbot Hutchinson. Osat
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-22
lama LenRne ReauItE.

MARSHALLTOWN. Ia, June A,-(Spe-
cial Telegram. Following are the results
In the Iowa league:
Marshalltow 9; Burlington, D.
Keokuk 6; Waterloo, g.
Fort Dodge, 4; OskalOosa, 2
Boone >; Ottumwa, !.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-22
McNeeIey in Great Form.

Pitcher McNeeley for the Rourkes was
in good form and was well supported all
round. Mac passed only one of the Car
ney employees, and he did not mean to do
that. That invincible combination, Bender
arterPerring. started in with the first
inning to mix it up. Bender sent out one
of those bee-ute-e-ful grounders to right
field and Carter sacrificed him to second.
Perring damned a good-for-two through
center field and Bender came in like "A
man in a hurry to get somewhere as
quickly as possible. Then the little boy
on the center field fence yelled to his
mother Mother, mother, pin rose on
me" He did not care for expenses. That
was the first inning. The second was not
much for the home crew.
The third was the one where the fans
got their moneys worth and wanted to
pay more to the gate man. Bender walked
and Carter sacrificed some more; Welch
sent out a fine two-bsgger, which knocked
Noblitt of his pins and brought Bender
in; then Bassey made a single to right
field and brought WEIGH in; Dolan was
hit by a pitched ball. Runkle went out on
fly and then someone said something
about the inning being over, so the Omaha
boys took to the field and the Sioux went
10 nat Iney only went TO pat as theN
described various lines with the stick in
the next inning and then went back to the
field. The little boy on the fence said it
was waste of time for the Sioux boys
to stand up at the plate and pretend they
were going to hit the ball for a hit and
then go out in one, two three order He
meant the fourth inning.
Campbell and Noblitt made the only hits
for their team They cot RI tho bas
FIVE times all told and were left on bases
Ave times all told.
The same teams will play this afternoon.
The score.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-22
SIOUX CITY.

Bassey. Two-base hits: Perring, Wclch
Sacrifice hits: Omaha, 3; Sioux city, /.
First base on balls: on McNeeleY ]; on
Corbett, 5. Struck out: BY McNeeey 3;
by Corbett 3. Hit by pitcher: Doian
First base on errors: Howard, Weed Left
on bases: Omaha, I; Sioux City, 8. Time:
1895. Umpire: Keefe. Attendance: loo
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-22

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. June IL
Champion H. Chandler Egan and last
years runner-up, d. f. sawyer had easy
victories in the FIRST round OF the Kent
Country club golf match this afternoon.
The course was about six strokes slow on
account OF the rain last night and heavy
winds today, The pairings for tomorrow
E,gan with Munton, Clingman with Hob
kirk. Smoot with Sawyer and GHhith with
Walters.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-22
GOOD Crowd BID MitcheII Raees.

MITCHELL. s D.. June 21.-(Special Tel
eEram THE three days race meeting
came 20 a close this afternoon after very
successful series Of races. Large crowds
were In attendance each day and the
AFFAIR 10 y financial success as we'll
The 2:20 trot was interesting and was
taken inl straight heats by Hiwood yr,
Miss Kelopping second and Charligg
Prince third The big sYent on the card
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-22
Women PIay Tenni..

PHILADELPHIA, June 81 - In the
yyomen's national championship lawn tennis
today Miss Helen Romans or
New York and Mrs II. Toulmin OF Phila-
delphia won places in the semi-hnals which
will be played tomorrow.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-22
HastIngs Makes Zoo Many Errors.

HASTINGS Neb.. June 2l.-tSpecial Tel
egramD Poor support was the cause OF
Hastings losing to kearney today. Zackert
maintained good control and allowed only
one earned run. Score. r. II. r.
Kearney % o o ! o O-6
Hastings ...0-O o . 0 o %
. Batteries Kesrney, Pendergraft and "a
husky: Hastings Zackert and Poteet.
The same teams play tomorrow.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-22

CANRRIDGE. Mass. June 2l.-H,avv
battling ana excellent pitching won for
Yale today from Harvard. The score N'as
snntisl series Score: R.H, r.
Yale ...........O 0 . 0 0 % 10 1
Harvard ......O 0 0 900 O-1 3 I
Batteries: Myer and Jones; Castle AMI
CurrieT.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-22
PITTsBURG
NEW YORK
sTwo out when winning run scored.
eRatied for Mathewson IN the ninth.

srwo out when winning run scored.
"Batted for Mathewson In the ninth.
New York ...........O 20
Pittsburg .............O o.
Two-base hits: Nealon, Wagner Hits:
on McGinnity, in four innings; off
Msthewson,. in five innings; of Lever
inning. Sacrifice hits: Ritohey, Lever.
McGinnity Stolen bases: Wagner, Bres-
nahan Double play: Gilbert TO Dahlen to
Bowerman. Left on bases: Pittsburg, y.
New York, I. First base on balls: or
MRtthewson, .; OF Lever, /. Hit by
pitched ball: BY Lever, l.. Struck out:
BY McGinnity, l: by Mathewson, /; by
Lever, g. by Mcfarland, l. Passed ball:
BOwerman. Time; 2O6. Umpires: Emslie
and O'Day.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-22
Champions win in Ninth.

DIES MONIES, June a-With the score
tied In the ninth through Manske's losing
control, Des Moines won from Denver in
the last half of that inning by a score of
TO 4 today. The game was grand ball
throughout and was either teams until
the last Towne brought in the winning
score with liner to left center. Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-22

Stolen bases. McHale. Welday, Andreas
~, Manske, OLeary. TWo-base hits: Wei
day Russell, Belden. Double play. Canyn
TO Towne to MagOon First base on balls
on Paige, 6; on Manske, 4; on Mckay,
. Wild pitch: Paige. Struck out: By
Manske, Q; by Paige o. Time: 100. I'M
plre: Davis Attendance, 500.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-22

At Rock Island-Bloomington, a. Rock
Island. O..
At Decatur-Decatur. S; Davenport l.
Al Cedar Rapids-Peoria. a. Cedar Rap
ids. 8
AT ringheld-Dubuaue, 10; Springfield. l.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-22
CIeveIand'WIns Both Ends of Double
Header from DetrOit.

DETROIT, Mich, June 2l.-Cleveland took
both games Of double header, to o. and
3 70 9. here today. the second game going
ten innings. The opener was an uneven
affair Flick saved his team from defeat
in the second game by remarkable catch
in the ninth inning, which prevented War
ner from scoring the winning run after he
had driven in the tally that tied Cough
lin was put out of the first game for ar
guing decision. Score, first game;
CLEVELAND DETROIT.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-22
GRAND ISLAND.

Earned runs. WahoO, 5; Grand Island, 2
Left on bases: WahoO. 8; Grand Island, 8
Bases on balls: OF IIulhsh. .; off vincent,
/; off WEIGH. 2 Struck out: BY llmlsh
2; by Vincent .; by WEIGH. 7. Triple play
Vincent, Volta and Simodynes. Home run:
Simodynes Two-base hits. SimodyneB (2l,
Hit by pitcher: BY Hulhsh ? Tine; l;5.
Umpire: Cook,
The same teams play tomorrow.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-22
saaher RIDE winner.

ASCOT. London, june u--'fhs gold
cup Vos Won by Bachelors Button, ridden
by Maher the American Jockey. Pretty
Polly was second and Achilles thru. Five
horses started.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-22
OMAHA DOWNS SIOUX CITY
McNsslsy is Invincibls and Gets Superb
Support All Around.
PA SHUTS OUT COLONEL cARSEVs KIDS
welch Makes PhenOm Catch and
Carter walks 20 Plate Four
Times without Being Eat
Bat" Once.

Bsssey sent out a ripping three-bagger
and a good single Carter made two sac
rl1ces and walked twice, Perrius and
WEIGH and Bender did the right things at
the right time the little boy on the center
field fence lent eclat and his clarion voice
to the occasion. the girl with the thunder
storm skirt said "bee-ute-e-ful when
WEIGH ran like lost monkey in the eighth
inning, caught Campbell's fly on the rum
fell down, rolled over and held the bali
all the while, while Umpire Keefe called
"Out." the Sioux City aggregation OF ball
players tried to make n run. but could not
and CONNECTION vendor fell down eight
steps when Butch Freese famed twice.
1t all happened yesterday afternoon on
the Ninton street base ball park, where
the Omaha and Sioux City teams met for
another series OF games. The result Of
yesterdays uprising was to 0 in favor
Of the local team.
II was quite a pretty game after all
There were no really sensational plays
but just steady playing, with the Rourke
children leading the Sioux along the way.
On several occasions II looked as II the
Sioux boys would score, but Just when
some excited fans who had money invested
at Sioux City or whose relations have a
store there yelled. They're going to
scorer" then they didn't.
Leftfelder Campbell OF the Iowans did
some heavy work with the bat In three
times up he sent out as many hits over
to left field territory and reached first base
each time in good order The fourth time
up he sent a dandy over to Harry Welch's
garden, causing welch to do a whole lot
Of gymnasuc work and the little boy on
the fence and the girl with the thunder
storm skirt to get noisy. But Campbell
went ont.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-22

PHILADELPHIA.
.Ratted for Mcbride

'Batted for Mcbride in ninth.
philadelphia .........O l o y y '-3
St Louis ...........O 0 o 0 o %
Left on bases: St Louis, 8; Philadelphia.
l. Stolen bases: Smoot, Burch Two
base hits: Murray, ,. Sacrifice nits: Beck
ley. Gleason 90, Titus, shannon. Double
plays: DruhOt, Beckley to Murray. Arndi
Bennett to Beckley: Titus to Courtney.
Struck out: BY Pittinger, o, by Druhol,
= Bases on balls: on Pittinger, ?. Oft
Druhot, 3. Passed balls: Murray, > Wild
pitch: Druhot. Time: 1870. Umpires.
Carpenter and Conway.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-22
co BETWEEN WINS SUBURBAN
Third Choice Pulls Down the Big Stake a,
shespshesd Bay.
FAvO8lTE LOSES BY ONLY A HEAD
Third Time This Year DRndeIion
Has Lost by small Margin
Colonial Girl Finishes
Third.

NEW YORK. June y. - Alexander
Shields 5-yesr-old Meddler-1ndigo geldug,
Go Between, carrying l16 pounds and third
choice, s to l., won the $4,000 Suburban
handicap today one Of the largest crowds
sheepshead Bay course OF the Coney Island
Jockey club Go Between was but a short
head in front Of r. r. Hitchcock's Agar
old Hamburg colt, Dandelion, who was
equal favorfte i'm the betting with Csirn-
germ at 3 to /. Colonial Girl, hacked from
~ to to 15s was third three lengths be
hind the first two horses and the same dis
lance in front Of the field.
The finish was a terrific drive, Go Be
tween catching Dandelion at the sixteenth
pole and fighting II out head and head to
the wire Shaw on the winner outrode
Miller. As the two leaders rushed past
the stand the 5000 or more enthusiasts
rose to their feet and wildly shouted EN-
enlargement
There was a delay Of ten minutes at the
post, due 10 the bad behavior Of Proper
and Colonial Girl. When the barrier was
raised Proper was turned sideways He
bumped Cairngorm and interfered seriously
with the latters chances in the early part
OF the race. This incident marred an other
wise good start.
Cederstrome and Astronomer rushed
away into the lead with Dandelion third.
Around the paddock turn and into the
backstretch Cederstrome opened up a gap
OF three lengths. Go Between was i'm the
bunch and Colonial Girl was trailing in
the ruck
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-22
Quakers Win Pitchera' hattie.

PHILADELPHIA, June 21-The locals
won pitchers battle today. St Louis
falling to score after the tnird inutng. \
wild pitch gave Philadelphia the winning
run. Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-22
Totals


Earned runs; Lincoln s. Two-base hits:
Barton, Wolfe. Stolen base: MCCiilvray. Dou-
bile plays: Jones to Zinran to Thomas, Jones
to Dublin to Thomas, Barton to Fillman
to Thomas. First base on balls: ON Jones,
4; of Vullendorf .. Struck out: BY Jones,
4; by Nollendorf 4. Time: l:35. Umpire.
MCCartN Attendance. l.toO
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-22

Home run: carr. Two4base hit: Dun
leavy. Stolen bases Jude, Kruger. Struck
out: BY Wigs, y; by Walker, ; by Kellum,
Bases on balls: on Wigs, 2; of walker
3. Double play: MaTcan, kahoe and Carr
His: ON Walker in three innings off
kellum. in five innings. Time 80. TIM
pire. Owens
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-22
Loui.vIIIe VIM In EIeNenth.

LOUISNILI.E. June H-Lousville de-
feated Columbus in an exciting eleven
inning game today. Dunkle was a puzzle
10 the visitors with men on bases. while
Berger was hated a opportune times by
the locals. Hallmans fielding and the bat
ting of Shaw and Quinlan were features.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-22
WARREN DICKINSON LOSES
Champion Of TranSmissiSsippi Put Out by
Mccartney Of Denver.
NEW MAN NEVER LAeS IN HIS BIG LEAD
Abbott Plays Phenomenal Golf Heat
tins Bend in second Round Of
championship Race in the
Afternoon.

300 A. M-Third round Transmississippi
amateur championship, eighteen holes
%" go A. 'M.-second round for consolation
prize. eighteen holes. match play.
g.45 A. M.-Second round for directors
prize eighteen holes, match play.
1000 A M-Second round for secretary 3
prize, eighteen holes, match play.
1880 A. M.-Ftrst round at match play
against BoRey for the club Championship
Of the Transmissssippi Golf association,
eighteen holes
Teams OF four and only one team from
each club to compete. The club Of the win
ming team to have the custody Of the ]. r..
Brock Olympic cup for one year. and each
member to receive a bronze medal, the
names and scores OF lie winning team to be
$50 P. M.-semi-hnal round. Transmits
sssippi amateur championship eighteen
i.b P. MLsenli-anaI round for consola-
ton prize, eighteen holes, match play.
200 p M.-Semi-flnal round for directors
prize. eighteen holes, match play.
2:I5 =. M.-semi-final round for secretary $
prize, eighteen holes match play.
Scores in the second. third and semi-hnal
rounds above 10 count, II desired. in team
play against DOGGY for the Brock cup.
against DOGGY for the club championship
and custody Of the Brock cup, eighteen
holes
Warren Dickinson Of Des Mones. cham
pion or the Trsnsmississippi territory by
virtue OF winning the tournament AZ 81.
Louis last summer, was put out Of the
running in the second round OF the cham
pionship fight at the Field club Thursday
afternoon by F. w. Mccartney. q post
entry from Denver. who accompanied MI.
Fairbanks to Omaha.
The gallery was busy al the time watch
ing some Of the other matches ard failed
TO see some Of. the fastest golf of the week.
Mccartney had gained a lead on Dickin-
which the latter did not catch until the
fifteenth hole. Mccartney then began to
play some OF the fastest golf ever seen on
the course. Al the nineteenth hole he made
a twenty -five-foot put. At the eighteenth
hole he made twenty-foot put, which
made them all even and required an extra
hole. Dickinson's club slipped on the sec
ond shot for this hole and the ball went
into the road. He recovered and made the
hole in five, one more than DOGGY. but
Mccartney made his third phenomenal put
in succession and holed the ball from a
distance OF twelve feet. He made A on
the outside and a 81 on the inside
Bend-AbbOtt Match.
In the afternoon all interest was centered
In the Bend Abbott match in the second
round of the championship race. Abbott
played phenomenal golf and made the out
side in 80 TO Bends ~ for medal play and
won the match 4-up and to play. being
4-up on match play. The scores were:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-22
standing of the Teams.
CLEAN BILL FOR ALL THREE

Games today: Detroit AT Chicago, Cleve-
land at st. Louis, New York at Washing
ton, Boston at Philadelphia.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-22
Tie Game in WashinRtOn.


Three-b base hit: Lord. Sacrifice hit: NJ.
Cross. Stolen bases: Jones, Murphy,
knight. Left on bases Washington, 3;
Philadelphia, 3. Bases on balls: ON Smith,
l. on Bender, l. Struck out: BY Smith, 4;
by Bender, 6. Time; l;S6, Umpires; Hurst
and COnnorS
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-22
DETROIT.

TwQ-base hits: Laioie, Bradley, Hess.
Sacrifice hits: Congalton ~. Stolen base:
Flick. First base on balls: on Mullin, 3;
off Hess, 3. Hit by pitched ball: BY Null
3: Cleveland, s. Struck out: BY Muffin, l;
by Hess 1. Double play; Turner TO La
Connolly.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-22
sterIInEs want Game.

The sterlings would like a game out OF
he city for Sunday June "A. Address
Harry Sage, 1886 North Seventeenth street.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-22
BOSTON DEFEATS CHICAGO
Book Worms Eat Up Two Twirlsrs for
Windy City Nationals,
TINKER IS PUT OUT OF GAME
change wenkens chicago Lineup
and Jnsteadies the Team
scores OF other
Games.
TINKER is PUT OUT OF GAME

BOSTON, June q - BoSton opened
sharply on Beebes pitching today and
later found Ovcralrs delivery to their lik-
ing, winning from Chicago, 10 to l.
Tnkers expulsion by the umpire necesstt
tated shake-up in the Chicago line %
and unsteadied the team. Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-22
GAMES IN AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Indianapolis Loses TO Toledo by
Errors in First InnInR.
INDIANAPOLIS

TOLEDO. june I.-After batting hard
enough i'm the fret to win, indianapolis lost
through errors, Toledo getting four runs
without a hit Score.