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Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-30

Ternnorary seats had to be put up TO
Accommodate the / 400 people at the night
game. which was about the fastest ex-
hibition OF ball that has been seen mere IN
many moons. The rules were a comolna-
ton between indoor baseball and the reg
ular league game. The pail useo Is ar, an
inch larger in diamater than the reguIauoh
basebalL and some OF the restrictions or
the league game are done away with:
Balks and false motions Of all kinds ana
bunting on third strike are allowed Inc
haIk rule was a terror to base runners
and many of them were caught on the
bag until the Dietz men got accustomed TO
the rules. The game was exciting from
beginning 10 the end and the crowd was
off the scoring with run in the second
and in the same inning the red skins got a
batting streak on and sent some GOOD
drives out into the field, capturing four
runs From this time on they led Dy a
score or two The locals were at a ais.
Advantage in not being used to the ball
or the rules. Overthrows and muned balls
were frequent. -,
Of the tricks allowed by the rule and could
tie himself in double knots and send the
hall over his right shoulder to second base
before a base runner knew what was hap
The diamond was reduced in size, the
bases being several feet closer to each
other than in the regulation game Center
field was also brought in and played as
a right shortstop. The diamond was
circled by acetylene gas lamps, which
made It almost as light as day. Score
Dietz A. 40 2 0 / 0 0 o.
Attendance, l,443.
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Score. second game:
%. win ENhIbItIon Game

n Providenee-Chlcsgo Nationals,
4 Providence EaSteTns.
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81. Louis Live stock Market.

ST. LOUIS, July 2s.-CATTBE-Recefpt
100 head including Is TAxahs; market
steady; native shipping and export steers,
Al5q5.7o; steers under 1000 lbss ts6ofb4 70:
stockers and feeders, S20od4.OO; cows and
heifers, i22Jq5.60; Gamers, N.OOa200: bulls,
81 35dl25.
higher; pigs and lights, S67Ods 50; packers,
t6.4Od6.so; butchers and best heavy. S. esq
$50.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 100 head
market steady; native muttons So OOd7S 80:
lambs. f40OdI60: culls and bucks, 81 $50
$50; stockers and feeders, t2a65.0O.
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Kan.a. CItr Lire stnck MnrL.t.

KANSAS CITY, July 8.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts, 800 head, including 100 southsrns;
market steady; choice export and dressed
800 western fed steers, S3.60GI6 30; stockers
and feeders, t24Oq45o; southern steers, s.. rs
COWS, S2OOa48; native heifers, ts.o6is. 90:
bulls, 81. 25d4.OO; calves. t250d6. %: receipts
for the week, 81, 900 head
HOGS-Receipts, 200 head; market
steady to weak; top. seesli; bulk Of sales,
81. 5Odp6. 571h heavy, $s.l5q655; packers, S6.5O0
$50; pigs and lights, 3b.9OGJ8. 62Ih; receipts
for the week 80 100 head
SHEEP AND LAMBS--ReceiptH 3a
head; market nominally steady: lambs, 81. 50
also; fed sheep and yearlings,s 3t.26s7b. 10:
A.O0p5 %; stockers and feeders. 50, 0oaf6 O0:
receipts for the week, IS 300 head. y. !.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-30

The Gold Tops defeated the Peoples store
team in one-sided game Of ball Sunday
afternoon. Hlnkle OF the Gold Tops had
the furniture men at his mercy and al
lowed but FIVE little hits and those were
on the installment plan, which Melted them
heavy batting of the Gold Tops. Score:
RH.E.
Gold Tops....O OIL 5 % 10 2
Peoples Store.O o o 0 OIL 54
Two-base hits: Kennedy, Van Cleve,
Whitelock. Clark, Rich, Parker. Double
play: Clark unasslsted. Struck out; BY
Hnkle. s; by Doran, I. Bases on balls:
on Hinkle, /; on Doran, l. Hit with ball:
BY Doran, /. Batteries: Gold Tops Hinkle
and Finley; Peoples Store, Doran and Rich.
Umpire Knapp.
Next Sunday the Gold Tops will meet
the Walter G.. Clarks.
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CHEROKEE INDIANS.
DIETZ

Struck out: BY Young, I; by Williams
g. First base on balls: on Young 2. Dou-
BILE plays Hall to Camp, Asplnwah u
Cote Time: l 05 Umpire; Emerson. Az
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RoARs

J.. 4
n SaE " sheep market Is usually
nNe fresh cars OF oregon yearlingS ar
rived and sold very readily 10 a feeder At
SLS, which looked like good, steady
, The receipts Of sheep this week have
peen quite liberal as compared to previous
weeks but are considerably short Of the
record for the corresponding week of last
year. The arrivals have consisted entirely
OF western rangers. The Generalization
prevailing In the eastern mutton market
ana the heavy declines in the eastern lamb
ana sheep markets have had their e1ect
has been somewhat lesseued by the very
good demand for feeders. so that. while
prices are lower, shippers have actually
while packers were bidding lower the feed
eis were paying steady prices.
lambs felt the most decline and are
ssIely 2o9oOc lower than a week ago AT
the present time 1t would be hardly safe
quote spring lambs about S1.25. Fat
N wetheIs' warnings and ewes might be
sist on taking on fully that much
A good brisk demand for feeders sprung
up this week and the feed buyers have
$1,000 ready 10 take anything that packers
uiu not want In fact, on Friday, when
packers We're the most bearish In their
mueh everything paying fully steady
and In some cases even strong prices so
that, as noted above. the break in the
pers any material loss The feeding at this
point Is very good, Notwithstanding the
severe break in the eastern markets for
tat stun. The general opinion seems to
pc that with such an abundance OF feed
in the country there win be a steady de-
mand for feeders, which win keep the
market for all kinds In a good, healthy
condition.
Quotations Good TO choice spring lambs,
se15@L25; fair to good spring lambs $1,000
20; good to choice yearlngs, s5S5u6. 76;
choice wethers, A7bQ4.9O; fair % good
wethers. N.5Oq465; good to choice ewes,
No. $500 ~ D.
10 ISboh Culls ......,..s......,,. ~ 500
1885 Oregon yearlngs & feeders. IS SIS
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Holly. Cruuh NonpnreiIs.

Hollys gave the fast Nonpariels an over
whelming defeat at the Driving park sun
day by a score of 10 to 4. The Hollys sure
had their batting toys on as they raped
Clair and Memo being particularly heavy,
while Memo also stole home. The work Of
the Hollys lnheld was brilliant as they sc-
cepted all chances without an error Hun
nell again pitched a fine game, and but for
one bad inning, when he lost control, he
should have scored A shutout Score:
RH.E.
Holleys .......OsO 4251 lis Is 3
Nonpariels 30 0 0 0 0 0 o. 2
Batteries: Bunnel and NeeChovsky,
Lynch and Hachten.
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schuyler Beats silver Creek.

SCHUYLER, Neb., July 2s.-(Special Tel
egram C-Schuyler today defeated the Silver
Creek ball team by the score of to 2.
1t was a well played game throughout.
The features OF the game were the paying
OF Run of Schuyler on third base and the
pitching of Lobe for Silver Creek, strik-
Schuyler .......l o 0 0 2 o.
Silver Creek....O o 0 o 0 2 o % 6 5
Batteries: Schuyler, Rector and Smith;
Silver Creek, Lobe and Shank. Struck
out: BY Rector, !; by Lobe, IA Passed
balls; Shank. g. Time; las, Umplre
Spple.
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verdiere Defeats Hoskina.

HOsRINs, Neb., July 29.-(special)-
Verdigre defeated Hoskins here yesterday
score I to 8. The feature OF the game was
Taft's home run and Gleason's catch OF
V S ..'.'.'....s 2lOOO 81 8
Hoskins ............O 0 o % / 0 % 6
Batteries: Verdigre, O'Keef and Barta !;
Hoskins, Phillips and Taft
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The Townsend Gun company team de-
feated the Strollers Sunday morning on the
Royal Achates grounds in a ohe-sided
game was the batting of the Townsends
Doran as usual pitched a good game al
lowing only two hits and his support was
very good only one error being made by
Townsends The score: -
Townsends ..........6 l '-ls
Strollers ...........O 0 0 0 0 / l
Batteries: Townsends Doran and Quis-
ley; Strollers, Grey, Sarmelo, Haven and
Baker. Hits: Townsends 81, Strollers 2
Errors: Strollers g. Townsends l.
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Sev York live Stock MnrL.,

NEW YORK, July 8-BEEVEs-Re-
ceipts 23s head; dressed beef unchanged al
7dec per ID. for native sides; exports $50
cattle and 5000 quarters OF beef
CALVES-Receipts, 16l head: no sales re-
ported; market feeling steady; city dressed
yeals steady al 9d12lzc per h.; country
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 3,35I
head; market for sheep, steady: for lambs
steady TO firm; common 10 choice sheep
=. $4,000; culls, s2.0O; common to prime.
lambs, $5.00177b
HOGs-Receipts 2,I57 head; market feel.
ing weak to a shade lower.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-30

The Americans beat the Ocomoes sun
day afternoon by a score Of II to /. The
feature OF the game was the batting OF
Dennison and Fox for the Americans Bat
teries: Americans. Dennison and sweeney;
Ocomoes, Cravens and Shamler. The
Americans would like to get a game from
any team in the city under l6 Address J.
Dennson, S12 South Twentieth street,
South Omaha
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-30

Two-base hits: sheehan, Cook. Home
shngart to FlsEs to %coivraS, @eafiSfysy
10 ShuRart Bader to shugart. Left on
bases: Sioux City g. Pueblo S. Stolen
Melchoir Sacrifice hits: Weed 2, Rem.
nicker. Fiske. Bases ON balls on Jack
son I. on Carnes I. Hit by pitched ball:
williams Cook. Struck out: BY Jackson
/, bv Carnes 4. Passed balls: Hess, Rem
nicker, Time of game: 2 hours. Umplres
Keefe and Corbett and stimmsl. Attend
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Date. 1905. zoos lsoa. lsos l1sOg llsOl 1900.
SUNDAY
YESTERDAYS SHIPMENTS.

The following shows the number of cars
of stockers and feeders shipped to the
country and their points of destination;
CATTLE. Cars
r. c. Welton, Grswold lar. I........ 9
T. Martin, Carson, lar I...............
5. II. Clarke, Tiloeh, Neo.-F. E.. ..... l
Grant & c., Thompson, Mo.-Wab.
n. Seibeseuz, Prinston, la.-Mil..........
M Da1ivan, Nicola, la;-Mi. ':..o''''''.'
&. w. Hunt, Logan, la C.............. 3
Il. A. Smith, Petersburg, Neb.-F e.. 3
SHEEP. ID. ID.
c. Haywood, Teksmah, Neb.-M. & o.. 2
The Official number Of cars OF stock
brought in today by each road was:
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CHICAGO LIVE sTOcK MARKET
Cattle and sheep steady-HoRa weak
20 shade Lower

CHICAGO, July 2S-CATTLE-Receipt
800 head. Market steady; beeves, s. S56f6 80;
feeders 8. 40a4.26; calves. Sb0Od7.OO
HOGS-Recepts, 1900 head estimated
Monday, 1900 head. Market weak TO shade
lower; mixed and butchers. SO. 40dS.S so; good
heavy, s. 40q6,80; rough heavy, 6l0dS IS :
light, 8t5q6,S pigs, S5,70d6.7O; bulk OF
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Recelpts, 1850
head. Market steady sheep 20 pO65 10;
yearlings, S.5O962O; lambs, N6O8T7O
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-30

sThielman out on hunt strikes.
y. Clarke out running out of line.
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sterIings win from Clarks.

The SterlinEs defeated the Walter c.
Clarks Sunday in a game marked with
plenty OF hitting on the part OF the Ster-
lings, OF which Cederel, manager Sage's
ting a hit every time up, Score: Sterlings,
10; w. G.. Clarks, G. Batteries: Sterlings,
Webb and ROCKFORD; W. @. Clarks, Bris-
bane, With. Collier and Smith.
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Inmn Lenrne RennItn.

MARSHALLTOWN, Ia, July 2s.-(Special
Telegram. D-Following are the results in
the Iowa State league;
Fort Dodge, IL; Burlington, Z.
Oskaloosa, s.; Waterloo, 5.
Keokuk s; Clinton, 0. Clinton, 3; Keo-
kuk, 8.
ottumwa. 4: Marshalltown. 0. Marshall
town, s; Ottumwa, T.
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Arnold shuts out Merna.

ARNOLD, Neb., July 3.-(Special)-
Merna and Arnold played a fast game of
ball here resulting In score OF TO in
favor Of Arnold. IL was the best game
of the season and the score should have
been TO 2 to 0. Batteries: Merna, c. Fran
Mills
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ninth, both Fleming and Kroeit, who had
singled. coming IN on Grants timely hit.
Score: r. II. r
Grand Island o o oooe "a 6 i
Hastings 30 0 90 0 % 3
Batteries. Hastings, Ruegge and Poteet.
Grand Island Thiel and Townsend.
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Three-I League.

At Davenport. Ia.-Davenport. 2; Deca-
tur, Q.
At Dubuque, Ia.-Springneld. 6; Dubuque,
!.
At Bloomington, Ill. Bloomington. s;
Cedar Rapids s.
Al Peoria, Iil.-Peoris, 10; Rock Island, ?
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-30

SIOUX CITY, Ia, July 2s.-(speciaI Tels-
gram )-CATTLE-Receip 100 head. Mar.
and mixed, s.. 6OQ4.75 stockers and feeders,
81 o0a40O; calves and yearlings. ts.ooa3 SIS
HoGS-Receipts. 1000 head. Market
bulk OF sales. Sc S0dS.6
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A.. Joseph Live stock msrk.,

ST. JOSEPH. July 2S-CATTLp-Rs-
eeipts, So head; market nominally steady;
native steers, t45Od6,0O; cows and heifera'
81 5baS,9o; stoekers and feeders, t3.O064 90
steady 10 SC lower; light. n. A5as,6o; medium
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-30

GRAND ISLAND. Neb.. July S-(speciaI
lesram.l-Hastings and Grand Island
new twtrler. making an excellent showing
Poteets backstop work for Hastings and
Ryans work on third were especially
strong Grand Island punched hits in the
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PUEBLO.

Earned runs: Sioux City 3, PuebIo z
10 Newton to williams, Jarrett to Weed
10 Williams. Left on bases: Sioux City
l. Pueblo 6. Stolen bases: Campbell
Eheehan Frost. Sacrifice hit: Sheehan.
Bases on balls: on Jarrett g. Hit by
pitched ball: Frost, Elwert Struck out;
By Jarrett O. by Morgan 8. Time OF game
$40. Umpire; Keefe. Attendance: $500
Score second game;
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Liverpool Grain and Provisions.

LIVERPOOL, July 8-WHEAT-Spot.
nominal; futures. dull; July, IS nd; Sep
TENDER 6s 6lId: December, Sc I'D.
CORN-spot, quiet: American mixed, old
Is sd; futures, dull; September, Is sd;
December, fs md.
FLoUR-st. Louis, fancy winter. steady
At Sc Sd
HOPS at London)-Pacihe coast. Arm At
So l0sgsk
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PenrIn Grain MARKET.

PEORIA. July B.-CORN-Steady No. 3
yellow, 521Ac; No. 3. 62hc No. T. 5ihc; no
grade 504c.
oATs-Eower; No. white, new, 3she;
No. white, new. Ssc; No Z white, new,
32ff22iAc.
WHfsKY-On the basis Of H.2s for nm
ished goods
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-30

GLENwoOD, Ia. July 9.-tspeciaL)-
Island Park won today's ball game, score
to 5. Batteries: Conner and Lachappelle.
Anderson and Lewis. Umpire, d. Wslling
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-30

Games today: WashinGton a. Chicago.
Philadelphia at Detroit, New York at Cleve-
land, Boston at 81. Louis.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-30

GoId rop. nefent PeopIe. Store.

Games today: Toledo at Columbus, Ind-
annapolis at Louisville, Kansas City at St
Paul, Minneapolis at Milwaukee,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-30

CATTLE-Receipts Of cattle today were
limited to ebout one car: the MARKET naIiH as
OF offerings OF all kinds. The total re-
ceipts this week show a very considerable
ago, the total having been larger than
usual at this point during July. This has
been due to the fact that In addition 10
OF trains OF western grass beeves have ar
The demand for strictly good to choice
cornfed steers has been quite active all
the week and cattle Of that description. not
ywithstandng the large receipts have been
good sellers from start to fnish; sun the
al the close OF the week even the good
kinds of cattle are possibly lOQlbc lower
range beef had a very depressing eject
upon the market for the medium kinds OF
cornfed steers. which suffered, as usually
with good grass beef The result OF this
competition was steadily declining mar
ket,. so that at the close Of the week SUCH
downwards are 25d4Oc lower.
The market on cows and heifers initiated
the steer market very closely, that is the
best grades suffered little decline for the
week, not TO exceed l0d1bc, On the other
hand, the common and grassy native cows
anna cutter CUTTER order declined fully s5s.Cc DUR
ing bthe week. Veal calves eased OF a little
during the week. but still, the best have
best fat bulls and good feeding bulls have
sold all right but other kinds have been
going steadily down hill along with other
common kinds OF cattle.
A little more lie was deyeloDed in the
the market on the best grades was prac-
tically steady from start to finish. The
common and medium grades. however,
seemed to be in poor demand and were
hard to work of, so much so that they
are generally quoted loql5c lower for the
HOGs-It was a see-saw market today
up at one end and down at the other.
Light hogs were pretty generally 2hc
higher than yesterday, in fact some sales
men thought they sold hogs as much az
Sc higher The demand was very fair for
thhe offerings Of that kind changed hapds
in very reasonable season, the most OF the
desirable light weights selling from $3.50
upwards, with a top at 6.57h Yesterday
light hogs sold largely at t6.4T1klI6.50, with
only a sprinkling at 8.52h and a top at
While light hogs were going up, heavy
packing hogs were going down. the mar
ket on that kind being slow and anywhere
from weak TO &c lower on the opening.
| The trade was very duh at the decline
| packers not appearing to care whether they
| Improving, 1t grew worse and good hogs
| weighing right around 800 pounds OF the
| same kind and quality as brought 1851
! 6 A2Ik yesterday had TO sell as low as 1850
! Mixed hogs sold about half way between
1 that isS they were neither higher nor lower
/ but went largely in the same notches as
yesterday.
After the more urgent orders were filled
/ the market on all kinds eased on so thai
| the later trains generally sold lower than
| the earlier arrivals, the market closing al
! the low point OF the day.
] IL
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-30

DIES MONIES July n.-Although close,
the game between Des Moines and Lincoln,
transferred from Lincoln, was devoid Of
feature. Lincoln tied the score In the NTH
inning and the Champions won in the last
OF the ninth en- Towne's two-sacker, Ho-
griever's sacrifce and Andteas' single. The
score was to 4. Mckay had trouble con
trolling the ball but steadied down when
Des MoInes crowded the bases and several
times prevented scores by good pitching
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-30
BOSTON.


'Batted for Young in ninth inning
Be- 0's ,... ..........G -
Earned runs: 81. Louis. 9; Boston, ..
Two-base hits: Parent, StRhl Koehler
Three-base hits: Ferris, Wallace Home
run: Hemphill Sacrifice hits: Parent
Jones, Hayden. Double play: Ferris 10
Parent 10 Freeman. Stolen bases: Stone,
Spencer, Jopes- First base on balls: ON
Howell, /; on Tannehill, /. Struck out:
BY Howell. 1; by Tannehill 4; by Jacob
son, /; by Young, g Pitching record: ON
Howell, hits, runs, In four and one
third innings; on Jacobson, hits, no runs
in four and two-thirds innings: on Tame
hill, 10 hits, runs, in seven innings; on
Young, 2 hits. runs, In one inning.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-30

rnun.nnh. Win.

Games today: Pittsburg at Philadelphia
Cincinnati at New York, Chicago at Boston
st. Louis at Brooklyn.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-30

SIOUX CITY, Ia, July @.-Sioux CITY
won a double-header from the tai-enders
today, The first game was pretty contest,
sioux City winning in the first inning on
consecutive hitting. -.
fielding and free hitting, the Indians being
the more unlucky in that respect Noblts
hitting was the feature of the second game,
he getting five hits out OF five times up,
including home run. Score, hrst game
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-30
Duluth Grain Market

DULUTH. July B.-WHEAT-On track,
No ] northern. 76Ac No. northern 7s%c
July. 7Sc; September. 76Hsc.
oATs-To arrive. on track and July
76S.c
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-30
AmerIrnns nent Oromors.

score OF IS TO s Batteries. John Laub.
Cahow and Worlandi woodson aud Pechin.
Umpire. Powell
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-30
EEan wins Initial Game

KANSAS CITY July 29.-Eean, who
pitched his first game for Kansas City to-
day, was effective when men were on bases
and with good support won his game.
Score:
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LINCOLN.

Stolen bases: Caffyn, Schipke, Gagnier'
Barton Two-base hits: Gsgnier, Towne
Double plays Gillen to Schipke; Gasnier TO
Thomas to Gagnier to Zinran: Bases on
balls: on Mckay, 6; OF Gillen, :; on
Manske, . Hit with pitched ball: BY Nc
Kay, l. Struck out: BY Gilen, T. py
Manske, /: by Mckay, !; Time io6 'So' I'm
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-30
COLUMBUS

Stolen base: Shaw. Sacrifice hits: WTig-
ley, Sullivan, Shaw. Two-base hit Hall
man Double play: Brashear TO Quinlan
to Sullivan. Struck out BY Flaherty, 2;
by Elliott, g. First base on balls: on
Flaherty, 2 Hit by pitcher: Stovall. Time:
20 Impire Kane
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-30

y. Clarke out, running out of line.
Toledo ...............2 III
Indianapolis .........s o 0 o o o. 6
bott. Odweli. Clarke. Sacrifice hits:
Chech 81. Demont, Abbott. Stolen bases:
Perry, Knabe, w. Clarke, Abbott. Double
PLAY: Knabe W Clarke and Clingman.
bases on balls: on Check, ., of Hafford,
3. Struck out: BY Chech B; by Hafford, g.
Left on bases: Toledo, 6; Indianapolis, ).
Hit by pitcher: Perry. Time: 200. UNI
pires: Werden and Sullivan.
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rive strnieht for Toledo.
INnIANAPnI.Is

TOLEDO, July 9.-Toledo made II Ave
straight from indianapolis today Chech
was an enigma, while Toledo found Half
ford at opportune times. Score:
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.ssssas 70
DENVER.

Base on balls: on Adams, !. Struck out;
BY Sanders, I; by Adams. 4 Left on bases
Omaha. o. Denver, 4 Sacrifice hit: Bslden
Double plays Perring to Lawler to Dolan
Adams to Smith TO Donahue Hit with
pitched ball: BY Adams, l. Time: $500. TIM
plre: Davis. Attendance: $500.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-30

CHAPMAN. Neb.. July z.-(speoIaI Tels-
gra m. THE Chapman base al team de-
feated the Phillips team heiS today BY a
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MILWAUKEE

Two-bAse hits: Mccormick, Greene, Rob
inson. Base on balls. on Egan, l; of
Dougherty, g. Struck. out: BY Egan, 2;
by Dougherty i. Double plays: Burke,
Perrine and Frantz; Roth and Mccormick.
Hit by pitcher Beville. Sacrifice hits: Hill,
Mcbride. Stolen bases: Burke, McChesney.
Time: 80 Empires: Bohannon and Good
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-30
LIGHT HOGS TWO MO A HALF HIGHER
HEAVY PackInG HOGS Sell Lower, with
Trade DuII at DecIIne-sheep
steady To-day. but Lower
for the week,

RECEIPTS FOR THE YEAR TO DATE.
! The following table shows the receipts OF
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha, Tor
the year to date, compared with last year
1905 1906. Inc
Hogs ................. 1t S34il i5i2.O47 l21,S6l
| Sheep ................ S54 $50 SS5,I4s 1884
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-30
ST. Paul Easy Winner.

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, July 29.-Loose
fielding by the locals, together with Min
neapolis' inability to hit Prutt, allowed
st. Paul to win with ease today by a
score of to /. Score
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A., Louis Rallies in EiEhth.

sT. LOUIS, July "a batting rally in
the eighth inning during which Tannehill
was driven from the box before any outs
were made, won today's game for ST. Louis
s to s. Score:
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GAMES IN AMERICAN LEAGUE
WaIsh's Effective Pitching and Good
Support WIns for Chicago.

CHICAGO. July A-opportune hitting,
coupled with Walsh's effective pitching,
gave Chicago the second game of the
Series with Washington here today, 5 TO 3.
The visitors started a rally in the ninth
which was soon stopped by beautiful
catches by Jones and Dougherty. Score;
CHICAGO. WASHINGTON.
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ToIedo SEED Market.

TOLEDO. July q -sEEDs-Clover cash,
October and December, t6s7l1; timothy. 81;
alSiks. Ass
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via DOubIe-Header from RambIers,
Getting the FLAG.

Joe Duffys defeated the Ramblers OF
South Omaha for the championship Of
South Omaha Sunday at the Joe Duffy's
park by a score OF to ;. Smith, who
pitched for Joe Duffys in the first game
was invlncible striking out ten men and
allowing FIVE hits. This brings the Duffys'
record up TO nineteen games won out Of
twenty-five played.
Score, first game:
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Two-bRse hit: Perring Three-base hit:
Howard. Wild pitches: Engle Paige. Bases
on balls: on Dodge, i; on Ensls, 4 Struck
bases. Omaha, 4; Denver, 9 Stolen bases:
WEIGH. Bassey, Randall. Double play: Nc
Hale to Donahue. Time: l:9. Umpire
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MINNEAPOLIS.

'Frisk out, vanzandt interfering with
throw. a..
St. Paul ............. 1'14l0 Oo2 %
Minneapolis ......... Q O.l 0 o o 0 OIL
off Pruitt, /. Two-base hits: Coy, Drill.
Double plays: Greminger to Fox 10 Free
man, Geier to Padden to Sugden ~. Hit
by pitcher: Graham. Struck out: BY
Cadwallader, L. by Pruitt, 4. Wild pitch:
Cadwalader. Stolen bases: Oyler %.
Shannon, Fox, Sugden, Pruitt. Sacrifice
hits Sudgen (9. Frsk. Left on bases
Minneapolis, Il; st. Paul, g. Time 600
Umpire: Egan.