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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-29
FOR GOLF PLAYERS
Byers and EERn Are the Only Two
Men on Scratch.

CHICAGO July &-Handioaps Of the
leading players in the Western Golf assO-
tary Albert r. Gates. The handiosps, pre-
pared by Chairman n. Chandler Egan and
his committee include the names from
Amateur Champion Eben NJ Byers Of the
Allegheny Country club and Il. Chandler
Egan OF Exmoor, twice national and three
OF the latter title are the men on scratch.
on the one mark are Sawyer OF the
Wheaton Golf club, runner up in the ma
tlonal championship to Egan last year.
Warren K. Wood, winner Of the north and
south championship at Pinehurst last
winter ui Robert =, Hunter Of Midlot6dsn.
mont Country club OF Pittsburg.
Those on the two mark are: r.
Esan ~ ESmo S,ie Harold Weber. Inverness,
Toledo; Kenneth Edwards Midlothian;
Mason F. Phelps, Midlothian; o. w. Potter,
Those on the three mark are; G F.
oaEmont, c! B. Frederick. ioakmont PITTS
Fay ingalls,, Cincinnati; Frank Thompson,
Cincinnatii r.. F. Mundy, Exmoori W. l.
Rowland. jr., skokie Golf club.
Among those on the four mark are:
Stuart Stickney, Arthur Stickney and
Ralph McKittrick, st. Louis; Ardo Mitchell.
Among those on the Ave mark are
Walter Fairbanks, Denver; Warren Dick
inson, r. H. Finkbine and B. G. Guinand,
Des Moines; Harry Allen, st. Louis w. X.
Jewett, Colorado Springs.
Secretary Albert r. Gates OF the Western
Golf association made public today the
program for the western amateur cham
pionship tournament which will be held at
the Glen Echo club, ST. Louis, September
as The play will consist Of a qualifying
round at thlrty-sx holes, thirty-two to
qualify on Tuesday; the 1rsf match rvuLd
at thirty-six holes Wednesday; second
match round at eighteen holes on Thurs
day; third match round and semi-finals,
each at eighteen holes, on Friday, and
the finals at thirty-six holes on Saturday.
On Monday, September 3, the DAY preced-
Ing the tournament, the competition for
the Olympic team cup will be played, open
to teams of four representing golf asso-
Citations from any part Of the world. The
team whose total score for thirty-six holes
is least will win the trophy for the year,
and each member OF the team will receive
a replica of the trophy.
Entries Of the championship close
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-29
Al the Biiou.

The vaudeville program announced for
this week at the BiJou theater promises to
prove the best show yet given al the popu-
lar Harvey street playhouse. One OF the
features Of the new bill will be the act of
Contino and Lawrence, upside down dancers
Another feature will be the first appear
ance in Omaha OF Fern Melrose. soprano
One of her vocal stunts Is the singing OF
The Last Rose OF Summer" in thre oc-
taves. Pauline Courtney, who has won
much favor with her popular ballads, be-
gins her fourth week with new songs
which are illustrated by beautiful lantern
slides. Fred Truesdeli and BERTHE May OF
the Bjou Stock company will contribute
a lively farce comedy called Crossed
Wires" The piece Is full OF bright lines
and ludicrous situations
Dlla and Templeton do a clever novelty
contortlon act. Marckley, the great ban
joist, will appear at both performances to-
day. and beginning Monday evening his
place on the bill will be taken by the Maer-
lilies. who present a musical comedy sketch
that is quite out OF the ordinary. A now
series OF motion pictures will be shown.
Matinees are given today, Wednesday and
Saturday at 2:30. A concert OF popular mu-
sic is given each evening In the Illuminated
summer garden, preceding the performance,
which begins at s:15 sharp.
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ART SCRIBNER IS CHAMPION
Wins Finals from Hughes and Young
Defaults City Title.
CLOSE OF THE TENNIS TOURNEY IS WARM
Closiug Games in singles, Doubles
ana Consultations Marked by Good
Play and watched By Large
Gallery.

Arthur scribner won the city tennis tour
nament from Jack Hughes yesterday after
noon at the Field club and became city
champion by default of Con Young, cham
pion In 1905. scribner and Martin defeated
Hughes and Kohn in the doubles and re-
ceived the title OF champions from Young
and Caldwell by default. The final con-
tests In the series were played late In the
afternoon before good sized crowd Of
interested spectators.
In the singles scribner and Hughes had
already played three sets Of their contest,
and the fourth one. played yesterday, was
won by scribner Ga. making him runner
up In the championship. Young announced
he would not defend the title OF champion
won last year and the championship In
singles was awarded t. Scribner Young
surrendered the title after holding 1t many
years.
The final set was full OF good plays.
though scribner had the best OF il all the
way through. He played much the fastest
game and was the surest in his returns.
He won the first two games easily, but
Hughes braced and gave him a stubborn
fight for the rest Of the set.
In the consolation singles Hills beat
Newell, 6-s. 6-l.
In doubles Hughes and Kohn played the
mer winning by Ga Each had previously
won a set. The finals were played be-
tween Hughes and Kohn and scribner and
Martin Immediately following the singles.
Scribner and Martin led from the start,
and, although they had the best OF t.,
Hughes and Kohn made them work for
the right to meet the champions. Scribner
and Martin won the first set, Ga, but their
opponents went into the second set in a
speedier fashion and took 1t away from
them, CD Scrbner and Martin showed
their staying power In the latter part of
the contest and won the two remaining sets
handily. Summary:
Singles Finlas: Scribner beat Hughes.
co. 20, Sc, Ga.
Young, champion 1906. defaulted to Scrlb-
ner
Notwithstanding Hughes and Kohn
beat Mcconnell and West, Us, 1912 Ga
Finals; Scribner and Martin beat Hughes
and kohn, Ga. So, 6-2, ga
Young and Caldwell, champions 1906, de-
faulted to Scribner and Martin
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-29

kota. 1t was accepted with due appre-
citation. During the conversation which
followed the employer casually showed
Lexa draft for $3.50, and also made known
the fact he had need OF $25
Recognizing an opportunity of doing his
benefactor favor he opened his purse
and laid sos on his new friends lap. Now
regrets being so accommodating, for
when they reached Omaha together, they
somehow became separated. The employer
entered a building. bidding Lexa wait out
side, but though his vigil lasted for nearly
two hours. he has never again seen that
face. LeXa told his troubles to Police
Captain Mostyn.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-29

and horn duet. Mr.. Ed. Hoffman, the pop
ular xylophone player, will render solo
The big roller coaster will be in readi-
ness to handle it's usual large patronage
this aerial achievement always drawing
immense throngs, Boating always does
a capacity business these hot days, the
cool lake breeze being a great induce
ment for those who do not care to go
bathing. The electric studio is receiving
much praise for it's excellent Photographic
work, the pictures taken by this expert
photographer always we'll satisfying his
patrons The vaudeville theater will offer
a new bill of pleasing acts, introducing
late illustrated songs and moving pic
lures. A new attraction will be installed
upon Manawa's Midway-the japanese
bowling alley. This is one of the popular
features at White City, Chicago and will
undoubtedly prove a big drawing card at
the fashionable resort
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-29
CIvn Service Chances.

The United States civil service COMMITS
sion announces these examinations TO Sc
cure list of eligibles to NIL existing va
canciCs:
August S-For the position of fish cultur-
list in the bureau OF fisheries at salaries
ranging from $40 to $500 per annum. Age
limit, 20 10 30 years.
August S-For the position Of interpreter
Cmale). at t1OOO per annum In the lmmi-
grafton service at Boston. Applicants
must he qualified to read, write and speak
Syrian, Greek and Bulgarian. knowledge
Of ROumanian. Yiddish and Portuguese y
also desired. Age limit, 20 years or over.
August 22-FOr the position OF clerk in
the Panama canal service at salaries OF
from Sl,200 TO 1880. Age limit, % 20 As
years.
August 22-For the position OF saddler
and carpenter at $3.50 per annum and ra-
ton. Quartermaster's department at large,
Fort Mackenzie, Wyoming. Age limit 20
years and over.
August 22-23-For the positions OF clerk
and teacher in the Philippine service. En-.
trance salary 1920 per annum. Age limit.
% 10 70 years.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-29
TWO DAYS OF TENNIS AT HOLDREGE
Successful Tournament only MARRIED
by wind md Dust.

BE- HoLDREGE. Neb.. July B.-(special
/relegram.l-The tennis tournament closed
here this evening after a two days inter-
PLAYERS in this portion OF the state. Most
OF today was AN unpleasant one for tennis
on account OF the wind and dust, but so
worse for one than H. was for another.
Late in the afternoon, however, the wind
went down and some fine work was done.
Results: rt
semi-fnals in doubles:
Thompson and Magee beat Felt and
HIelmfelf 6-l. 60.
Champ and Edmondson beat Marsh and
Stewart 6-3a 6-2.
Thompson and Magee beat Champ and
Edmopdson 81, 2-6. ga.
Singles, first round:
Tatum beat Nichol 81, SIS.
Second round:
Bennett walk over. WINNER defauited.
Felt beat Stewart so, rs.
Edmondson beat Marsh SO, 81,
Magee beat Nichol 81 81. 80
Magee beat Edmondson rs. 4-e e-s
Felt beat Bennett 81. SO
Magee beat Felt 6-s, 6-3, SO.
In the consolation in doubles Tatum and
Bennett beat Hufford and Anderson go,
-, and in the consolation in singles
The prizes given In singles are: First,
silver cup, Mage; Second, Florsheim,
shoes; consolation, military hair brushes,
Thompson. In doubles: First, PIN racket
and leather case, Thompson and Magee;
second shoes and umbrella, Champ and
Edmondson; consolation. hat and collar
and CUT box, Bennett and Tatum
The best OF feeling prevailed throughout
the tournament and the sentiment prevails
that another tournament may be held here
next season Interest was aroused in the
ment from the good playing shown the
past two days.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-29
Sporting BrevIties,

Other leagues besides the Western are
having trouble with their umpires.
Newlin, the Sioux City pitcher Pa failed
to get. won his game Friday from Pueblo,
although the Seleeites made nine hits.
That's a sad AFFAIR in the National league
three teams in the 800 class and then Il
drops TO the 400. But look at the Western
Mcconnell and West will 90 to Kansas
City TO represent Omaha in the tennis tour
nAment which will be played there next
week.
Ducky Holmes yesterday sold Morse.
the University OF Nebraska . tche-, TO
Cantillon to be added TO the Des Moines
stan.
The sterlings will play the Walter @.
ClRrks at letter park. South Omaha, this
afternoon. They play al Ashland next sat
urday.
Corns pitched a game all the way through
without making an ascension. and Dodge
did the same thing. Perhaps better times
are In sight for the Omaha fans.
Big John Pfeister again did the business
for the championship CHASING Chicagosns.
All Jack needs now Is plenty OF work and
he will win many games for Mr.. Chance.
Bass are again biting al Cut on and
several nne strings were caught there last
week The club house OF the Omaha Rod
and Gun club is becoming q very popular
reSorS
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-29
GLIDDEN TROPHY CONTEST ENDS
Thirteen Cars Finish Long Trip with
Clean Scores.

BRETON WOODS. N. H., July 8.-The
thirteen automobile tourists who today
finished LIZA miles run through New York,
Canada, Maine and this state without PEN
alties during the ten days test over a
great variety of roads for the second trophy
offered by Charles j. Glidden of Lowell
Mass, will probably draw lots for the
prize.
sixty-three cars started from Buffalo on
July IL and made runs averaging about 1870
miles a day, with three stops, at Saratoga,
Quebec and Rangeley. When the tourists
left Rangeley Place this morning for the
final rs miles run TO Breton Woods, four
teen had clean scores, No penalties were
inflicted until the cars were within six
miles of Breton Woods, when Ezra f.
Kirk of Buffalo slipped a chain and lost
two minutes,
There were two other accidents TO cars.
which were not in the hunt for the trophy.
The following are those who finished
with clean scores:
p. S Flint Pittsburgh G. w. Davis, Buff
falo; w. Z. Wright, Springfield. Mass
w. c, Walker, Hartford; r. Keller, Lam
sing, Mich; Charles b. Burman, Cleveland
George Soules, Toledo; r. f. Wing, Boston
@. G.. Buse, Buffalo; L. Petre, Cleveland
{. F. Barrett, Hartford; Percy Pierce.
Buffalo; A. h. Hughes, Philadelphia.
For the Demming trophy c. W. Kelsey
and A. A. Post will also have TO draw lots,
as both finished without penalties
There will be hill climbing contests next
week over a three-mile course in the Craw-
ford Notch
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-29

Lake Manawa has had a week OF I'M
precedented success, bathing proving the
most popular feature these hot days.
Manhattan Beach presents a very bee
hive of humanity every evening hundreds
taking a refreshing plunge in the cool
lake. This attraction is becoming very
popular with the women, many dainty
maids in pretty bathing costume being
noticeable every day. Three hundred new
womens bathing suits have been pur-
chased. Nordins band will render a con-
cert today that will far sur3ass all pre-
ceding efforts, the feature of the program
being the late hit, "Manawa," composed
by Miss Daisy Higgins. Messrs. o. z.
Peterson and w. Quick will play a flute
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-29

today for the second time by defeating
w Clothier Of Philadelphia and William
a. Larned Of Summit, y. J., In hard
fought contest. three sets TO two. The
match lasted nearly three hours. siNty-hve
games being played. with the final score
7-e Sc, Ga SO and SO
Hackett and Alexander will meet the
western champions at Newport on August
q and the winners will have the right TO
play Ward and Wright, the present national
title holders on the following day.
OF the siXty-five games played In the
match today twenty-six went deuce. while
in the fourth game OF the first set ~
points were scored before Hackett and
Alexander captured II.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-29
Races at Fremont.

FREMONT. Neb., July S.-(Special)-
The annual races OF the Fremont Driving
Park association begin Tuesday and con-
tinue through four days. Practically all
the horses entered are on the grounds, the
last bunch coming in from the west on the
early train this morning Much interest Is
being taken in the 2:lO class, in which Il
Is confidently expected the track record
many more entries than last year and
unless the weather turns out badly II
bids fair to be the best meet ever held
here.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-29
Central whist Tournament.

The annual midsummer meet OF the
al the Grand hotel Council Bluffs, Friday
and Saturday, August 8 and I. This con-
test is open to both men and women and
all lovers of whist are invited to par
ticipate. The indications are the meeting
will be one of the best ever held by the
association. The regular contest is for
pairs and will consist OF three plays-Fri-
day afternoon at o'clock, Friday evening
at S o'clock and Saturday afternoon at .
o'clock, to be followed Saturday evening
by a free-for-sll Trophies will be given
to the winners in each contest. A. Wend-
over is president OF the association and
W. A. Prince is secretary.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-29
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

Robert Cowen left for New York last
night.
p A. Nash has gone 10 Cleveland. O..
TO spend several DAYS.
G. Jamison and boys have gone 20 Blue
Lake. Ia, for ten days vacation.
J. L. and ]. B. Orkin have gone 10 New
York TO purchase their new fall stock
Charles f. Williamson has returned from
a business visit 10 Denver and an in
spection Of some land in the irrigated South
Platte valley which his company will put
on the market for sale.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-29
FAITH IN STRANGER COSTLY
John Lexa short Twenty-Five Dollars
and Newly Found
Friend.

John Lena, a laborer ran afoul Of
man with a smooth tongue while coming
to Omaha Saturday. losing $25 I'm the meet
ing I.exa was bound for the city for
new job with quite a wad and at Kear-
ney the ahable stranger got aboard and
sat down with him. LeNa opened his heBrt
OF It's secrets to the man and gave him
his family history up to the then present
moment. The stranger gladly offered to
give Lexa a job harvesting In South Da-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-29

American billiard championship eighteen
inch balk line, two shots in, will ue held
In New York early IN September. lt ls
planned that the winner Of the trop
shall be subject TO challenge by the othor
contestants In the order Of their standing
and the holder to have the right TO name
the city in which the subsequent con-
tests are 10 be held
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-29
Ru6aIo Team Mobbed in Toronto.

TORONTO Ont July 8.-The Buffalo
base ball team was mobbed at the close of
today's Eastern league game here. Third
Baseman Hill and Pitcher Greene were IN
iured. the formers face being terribly cut
by a broken pop bottle thrown by man
in the crowd. Umpire Conahan, whose
decisions started the rioting, was also
badly beaten by the mob
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-29
Potter win. MidIotbinn Cup

CHICAGO, July S.-Orrin W. Potter. IT,,
Of Midlothian won the Midlothian cup to-
day in the open golf tournament Of the Mid
lothian Country club. defeating W. l. How
land. ir., Of Skokie up and to play In
the thirty-six-hOle match. G. w Hewitt
OF Oshkosh the Wisconsin champion. won
the second flight cup, defeating j. o. Hnk-
ley Of Midlothian 4 up and TO play.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-29
small FIRE nj Field club.

An acetylene gas tank located IN a shed
near the Field club house and used IN the
lighting apparatus there. exploded Satur-
day afternoon causing a small FIRE The
attendant I'm charge NJ the gas plant in
hailed some Of the fumes and was RENDERED
c. Sumney
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-29
FteId club win. at coli.

The Field club won the third and de-
Gliding contest in the interclub contest at
the Field club Saturday afternoon from
the Country club by the score of SO to SO.
The Field club had won the first match
and the Country club took the second on
the Benson grounds.
Filed Climb Country Club.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-29
carpenter Paper Company wins.

The Carpenter Paper company defeated
the Papilhon team in an interesting eleven
Inning game: score, to Z. Batteries: Car
penter Paper company, Smith and Griebe;
Papillion, Beagley and Radigan.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-29

CHICAGO. July 2s.-Rain again inter
fered with the western championship tennis
tournament at the kenwood Country club
The matches scheduled for today were post
poned until Monday
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-29
Gosper wins Deciding Game.

ARAPAHOE, Neb.. July 2S-(Special Tel
egram. THE Holbrook and Gosper ball
teams played the deciding game of series
on the Arapahoe grounds today 1t was
won by Gosper in batting game such as
delights the fans" Score; R.H.E.
Gosper .......o 23O 2-lS Y
Holbrook .....1 l l l DO II
Batteries: Snyder and Bodwell; Woods,
Carol Coppom and Finney Bases on
balls: on Holbrook. 4; OF Gosper, 3. Home
run: Jack Snyder. Scorer: balene.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-29
Towns Champion scuIIer.

SYDNEY n. S. W.. July H.-George
Towns today won back the title OF worlds
championship sculler and also won s. 500
by defeating James Stanbury on the Para
malta river course, miles and go yards
which he covered in IS minutes, IS Is sec
onds. Towns won by twenty lengths,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-29
FINALS IN TENNIS AT LoNGwooD
Hack EFT and Alexander Win Eastern
Chnmpionship in Doubles

LONGWOOD. Mass, July 8.-Harold H.
HAckett and Frederick n. Alexander OF
New York, Yale-Princeton combinat ton
won the eastern lawn tennis championship
In doubles at the Longwood Cricket club
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-29
HARNESS RACING AT WINDSOR
Dnrkey Hal, a Long shot, Wins 2II
Pace In n jog.

WINDSOR ont, July 2.-The summer
harness meeting at Windsor ended this
afternoon With some nne drives ana and Jas tsst
ture event was the 2:10 trot, in which
Geers landed the money with Gold Dust
Maid. favorite over the field.
The Canadians cut loose a great PAGER
In the 24 class and reaped the beneht
at odds Of from 70 up TO 20 to l. Darkey
Hal marched on with three heats In I'M
pressive style. never being in danger, and
toggtng In 2OIA
The 2:9O pace was finally won by George
R., whose driver, J. Boone, was fined so
for laying up the first heat. Driver Colby,
behind Mabel T., was fined $50 for not try
ing to win the third heat, then went on
From here the horses go to Kalamazoo
and Cleveland for. next week Summary:
2;l2 trot, purse $1,000;
Lake Queen, b. M by Red Lake ,
Lady Gail Hamilton. blk m.
Es s9fiSs9 pr. lMeMa6onj.:..s
Gale, b. & perkins, .;...........t ! 3
Time: sOsbl, a'6S&, 2ao. a:isl, a:ioE.
900 pace, purse $1,000:
George r., b. g. by Fenville
Kitt Roh Brown. Dr. m. CHopElnsjf
J MS9e' b. g Or CM e 05Oy' ... ....5
Little Dick. ch. h. CJohnson).... DIS
MT oI6TS R, D. 'CGark sctsriby; d. ar
TT Time: B 5i5%,' s;iaEk, siS@, 2:iiA, s;slm
2:10 trot, purse $1,000:
Gold Dust Maid blk. m, by Silver
thorne (Geersl ........................2 l
The President b. h. U1oomis). ....... 2 3
ORC, blk. g. Mccarthy ..............5 3
Helen Horte, b. m. (Rutherford) zee. 3
Belle C., br. m. CHigbee) ............
Prince Greenlander, br. 3, (Ray1.... 4
Belfast, br. &. (KimlinJ ..............7
Time; 2:0Sk, 2O9k, 2:OSh.
2;i4 pace. purse 1000;
Darkey Hal, br. m, by Star Hal
haEZaTQ) / /
Legateer, br. h. (Geers) .............. 3 2
Nily Foster, CHI. &. (Sweeny) ........ 2 13 s
Fred Miller, 70. g. (StouD IMMUNITY 3 4
Afrite G., br. h. (Spencer) ..........1O 3
Billy W., b. &. COLBY ................ I
Queen OF Clubs, b. m. (McEwen).... 9
Irene D, blk. m. (Bedford) .......... 5 10 I
Little Buck, TO. g. tEason) ..........13 s 6
Diamond, b. e. (Masterson). ..........9 9 IL
rom Is. b. &. CMcCarty). ..............u II 10
Time: 2:Os1h. 2:O7s4. 2:Osh
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-29
Tovnsends and stroIers,

The Townsend Gun company team win
play the Strolers Sunday morning at II
sharp at the Royal Archates diamond,
Tw ,nty-second and Sahler streets Both
teams are playing fast ball, so q good
game may be expected:
Tow EfroIara
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-29
Strolers.
DoubIe-Hender at letter Park,

The letter Gold Tops will meet the fast
Peoples store team at letters park this
afternoon. Game will start at 2:46, as inn
after the Sterlings and Walter
}. Clarks will play. Lineup for first game:
Gold Tons Position Peoples Store.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-29
Games in Three-I League.

At Peoria-Peoria 4; Rock Island, 2
AT Dubuque-Springtield, s; Dubuque, /.
At Bloomington-Cedar Rapids 8; Bloom
ington, /.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-29
Printers defeat MilIers.

SCHUYLER, Neb., July 2S.-(special Tel
eKram. lin a game OF base ball that was
Interesting throughout, the Printers today
defeated the Miliers by the score of 10 to
ID II was anybody's game till the last In
ming, when the Printers landed on Pesek
for four runs, winning out by one run. The
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-29
billiard Tournament In new York.

NEW YORK. July 2s.-It was an
lounesd today that tournament for the