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Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-30
EVENTS on THE RUNNING TRACKS
Oxford Wins the Oriental Handicap
at GraVesend

NEW YORK, Sept :a-oxford. a
20 20 / shot, won the Oriental handi-
cap. one mile and a quarter. az
Gravesend today. defeating Running
Water. in a drive with Good Luck
third. Outcome. the heavily played favor
ite. ran last the entire distance and an
ished many lengths behind her held. Ken
lucky Beau backed down from TO / 10
70 J. wonathe Prospect handicap by three
lengths. Summaries:
First race, about six furlongs: Fire
brand won. Optician second. Prince Fred
erick third. Time: l:il
Second race. the Kings Highway steeple-
chase, about two and one-haif miles
Jimmy Lane won. Phantom second
Grandpa third. Tire; 4:461t.
Third race the Prospect handicap, about
six furlongs: Kentucky Beau won, George
> Davis second, Fantastic third. Time:
Fourth race. the Oriental. handicap one
mile and a quarter: Oxford won Running
Water second. Good Luck third. Time
Fifth race. mile and a sixteenth Oars
man won. Bragg second. Panique third.
sixth race, FIVE and one-hAIf furlongs:
Gold won; Glerham second, Herman third.
Tire: 1G4s.
Seventh race. Ave ana oDe-half fufIongs
Taunt won. Rsppahanuock second. Lands
man third. Time; Loss
LOUISVILLE Ky. Sept. 2.-Resulis Al
First race. about six turIOns.; Noel won.
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LIproN VISITS UNITED STATES
Sir Thomas VIII Decide Question Of
Another Challenge While Here,

NEW YORK Sept 9.-whether Sir
Thomas Upton, who arrived tonight on the
steamer Celtic from Liverpool will issue
a fourth challenge for the Americas cup
will depend upon the developments OF his
present visit to the United states. Thls
much Sir Thomas answered when ques-
toned:
II will stop short time in New York,
but must be in Chicago by next Wednes-
day From there ] shall go to Milwaukee.
The question of my challenging again for
the Americas cup will depend on what
develops later in my visit | hope to have
the opportunity TO come here again;
Later Sir Thomas talked at greater length
on the possibility of challenging for the
to life the cup lies in the rule adopted
some months ago by the New York Yacht
club. This rule provides that the boats
which may contest for the cup shall have
less water draft. smaller sail area and
shorter overhang The rule seems to elemi-
nate the freak" type OF yacht from the
contest and Cir Thomas says that he had
enough Of the freaks. II the new rule be
construed by the New York club IN the
manner he thinks it will be construed. Sir
Thomas does not see why ne will not have
as good chance to compete and carry
home the cup as the defender here will
have to retain 1t.
at all depends" said Sir Thomas. .'on
the Interpretation of the rule. l shall
see the officers of the New York Yacht
club Monday or Tuesday and talk the thing
over with them. l would challenge in a
minute II the conditions seemed right. But
l would never again try to lift the cup
with freak boat like the Reliance or
the Shamrock. / have been in consultation
with Messrs. Fyfe, Milne and awtson on
the subject and they are utterly opposed to
hst tSS Iys erss Of craft m sg In fact may
footer under rules that are more than
nifty years old. They refuse to stand the
Atlantic and risking the lives OF it's crew
In a boat which Is not fit, or, even in
tended for such voyage"
Being asked for definite statement
about tn ~ ia Ar ne
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Sporting BrevItIes.

That is a pretty fight between the High
Ianders and Cleveland.
The foot bali season Is now on and at.
tentiou must be paid TO the long-haired
warriors.
Chance is back In the game. despite his
bad knee He got four hits out of five
times at bat Friday.
one Mathewson was not enough for
New York. McGraw had two In the game
FRIDAY, both pitchers.
No more base ball games In Omaha this
wear in the Western league. With the
games to be played at Sioux City Saturday
and Sunday the season will BE- over for
this year.
The White sox still have a neat lead IN
the race on which AL eyes are centered,
Unless Washington gets eay the pennfn,
should be almost cinched by Sunday night.
But YOU never can tell. Look at the way
the Maps are coming APP
The coming of fhe cooler weather IS
making the old duck shooters look ur
their firearms and fprepare for the coming
on the blue winged. they are somewhat
later this year ttlhn formerly, because oi
the continued fine lWeathsr. but q cold day
or two will bring fthem down.
Base ball players need not go to Cupa
this winter 10 pNy ball, for an order has
been issued prohibiting The playing OF base
ball until peace IS restored Several man
ayers had plsnHt trips across the island
but the local PANS have an disbanded
the players takh ~ sides with the Wsrrinl
factions.
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CHILD is SICK SHORT lime
Little one Dies soon AFTER Physician
Reaches House OF PtomRinc
Poisoning.

The funeral Of Irene Alexander, aged :.
who died AT the houie OF her pareats 1874
North Thirty-siNth street. Friday morniug,
took place Saturday morning from ,hc
family home. The child vas the dnugi ter.
OF J. A. Alexander and wife and had re16
sick but a few days THURSDAY mofnAr
she complained Of not feeling Well but&
doctor was not called until Friday. VIA
II was found she was suffering with acuta
ptomaine poisoning. from which she died
short time after the arrival Of thn uhySi-
clan. She was buried at Eorest Lawn ce1i-
etery. Mr.. Alexander. who works 4t ths
Omaha white Lead works. said neither hc
nor his wife was able 20 ascrihe IN, ctsse
Of the fatal Illness OF their daughtvy.
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Chnmps Bcat Lincoln.

DES MONIES Sept. g9.--Eddie Cicotte.
pitching stellar ball, won his game nom
lincoln today by score OF TO =. \
double-header will be played Sunday and
that will close tho season. Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-30
ATHLETICS AT IOWA UNIVERSITY
Trackmen Get Badges and Trials
Making for Foot Ball Team.

IOWA CITY. Ia, Sept. 9.-The Board Of
Athletic Control of the State University
of Iowa has decided to grant to the men
cross-country running this year the right
TO wear the university emblem letter
adapted to that particular style of sport
Regular cross-country runs are TO be held
three times week until Thanksgiving
day. when the final run of the year. upon
which IL will determine the award
OF the jerseys will be held. AS granted
to the cross-country men, the IT will
be in script with the, addition Of the two
letters &C. c." The last run of the year
on Thanksgiving day will start from the
athletic field over a prescribed course or
about ys miles in length finishing at the the
grounds will be charged and an attempt
made to make 1t one OF the athletic events
OF the year.
The frst ten days OF the foot ball sea,
son have been productive Of nothing but
discouragement TO the athletic coaches and
TO the student body In general: In the
preliminary scrimmage work all OF the
positions for which they seemed qualified
with the result that none OF them nave
shown any particular evidences of brilliant
ability. ii seems to be pretty we'll settled
of last years team now eligible, will be
shifted from their old positions TO new
ones. Kent has been used consistently
al halfback in ex-Captain Chalmers place
and White has been moved out 10 END
Fritzel one OF the substitute quarters on
last years team, is being used as halt-
back. and Burgeman, new man VINO was
not out last year. is being tried out IN
likely candidate for field captaincy honors
Kirk an accession from last years tresn-
man team. Is playing consistently AT CEN
ter no man on the squad, however, mas mas
eventual lineup OF the teams is vague IN
the extreme.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-30
OMAHA.
Sioux CITY

Earned runs: Sioux City. }; omaha, .
Two-base hits: Campbell t2). Sheehan, Mob
III, Corbett Jackson. Autrey, Perring. Nc
Neeley. Home runs: Autrcy, Bassey. Lsft
on bases: Sioux city, IL: Omaha. 7. Stolen
bases: Sheehan, Gonding (2. Sacrifice hit
Townsend. Bases on balls: on Jackson, 81
III McNeeley. 2 Struck out: BY Jackson
l3; by McNesley. 8. Time: 30. Umprei
Davis Attendance TO
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HIGH school GERS FIRST GAME
Defeats CreiEhton's second Eleven In
nnenIna NJ EnnI Hall scaann.


The local foot ball season was given an
auspicious opening yesterday afternoon at
Creighton university campus when the
Omaha High school team won from the
second Creighton team. by the score OF
Is TO 8. Creighton falling to kick a goal
new rules in a regular game seemed to
make but slight change although the possi-
bilities were apparent The teams had not
been sufficiently coached on the new rules
to have made any difference except that
the ten-yard requirements forced each to
game
The high school team was the lighter
OF the two but played a plucky game, the
ends being especially active and sure on
too much on the full back, McGrl and when
he was ruled of for roughness. the team
was considerably weakened and could not
score. although the ball was In high school
territory most of the second half. Both
scores were made in the first half. the
thirty-hve yard run, through a hole in
the tackle. by Neville I'm just seventeen
minutes after play started A goal
was kicked. making six for the high school,
creighton br4ced after this touchdown and
by straight plunges McGirl was forced
across the line FIVE minutes after the other
touchdown was made
In the second half the high school men
hau the advantage OF the wind at their
backs and tried to make use OF this, but
me punts as a rule. were fozzles and
scarcely crossed the line of scrimmage.
Creighton, with a good punter had not
used this advantage in the first half
creighton has a sturdy lot OF players on
the second team which give Coach Cav
anaugh some good material for his first
second team have good prospects OF making
the varsity this year
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ames today: Washington at Chicago,
ston at st. Louis.
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re second game
EITITAAA
PHILADELPHIA.

Lett on bases; Chicago, /; PhiladelPhia,
rthce hit: Schultz. Double plays: Chance
To Hoffman, Sentelle to Bransfield. Struck
out; By Richie, 3; by overall D. Bases on
balls: of Richie. 2; Off overall. l. Time:
U;'1. Umpire O'Day.
Boston Wins from CIncinnatis.
BOSTON. Sept 29.-In a loosely played
game today Boston won an easy victory
from Cincinnati Score:
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CoRNHusKERs DEFEAT HASTINGS
Final score S6 10 in Two short
Halves.

LINCOLN, Sept. 29.-(Special Telegram ~ =,
PLAYING under the new rules. the 1901 nali
season at the University OF Nebraska was
inauEurated today with whirlwind victory
for the Cornhuskers over hastings college,
the final score in short halves resulting
56 to o. The Cornhuskers out weighed and
out generated Hastings, but the SIZE OF
the score was highly gratifying 10 the NS-
braska coach, Foster, VINO had not auticl-
pated a total of more than thirty points
Much OF the interest centered IN the use
nf the forward pass. The CornhuSkefS re
sorted TO this play frequently. six tunes
il resulted in substantial gains ana t"ur
times the pass went astray and HastlnSs
captured the ball. Nebraska $ surest GROUND
gainer was by virtue OF the rule permitting
the center 10 pass the ball direct 20 ore
OF the hacks. following which the Corn.
huskers would aim swinging mass pay
aff either Of the tackle positions. netuhs
almost Invariably gains of from hNe 20
fifteen yards the Cornhuskers we're held
nnly twice on downs, while Hastings VAS
moi once able 20 advance the bar the re-
aillred ten Yards in the three tries.
Long sprints by Nebraska We're fredaent,
Little Benedict. Drain. Cooke. Mason ana
Schmidt skirting the Hastings ENDS anu
crossing the goal line after dashes OF tlom
forty TO eighty yards.
The Nebraska eleven, as itRined up today,
was lighter than for several seasons, put
the speed of all 'of the hacks and nt Cooke
al left end was chiefly responsible Tor the
harvest OF points. The Lineup:
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cULPRlT ON THE WARPATR
CoIored Man Attempts Terrible crime
and DemoIishes FurnItare Ia
Home


An unidentified colored man apparently
attempted TO perpetrate several different
crimes Friday afternoon in the vicinity OF
Tenth and kavan streets and incidentally
threw the whole neighbohhood into a state
OF excitement from which Il did not re-
cover for hours. The negro was first dis
covered bysa Mrs. Westman who lives near
the cetperbf Tsnth and Kavan streets. He
had entice1 Mrs westmans 5-year-old
daughftr sI3esffe. into a balm. but was
( fFghtsnede ebwRf by the motneraf the child.
Later ne a1enlpted TO h6la up aIfse
starkan ay,sshef f9rce Of nerve. as he was
not Armed ,sbu1fhS refused to sdcounab SO
easily and iraM him soff ~ her screams.
which attMcte4 4fthe .aifention OF ieishhors.
Mrs. SstarfAn 90 herRonie ia. tell. some of
her ffiend$ of er %perhncesand during
her nbsen& th4 cotofed nispFeniered her
foniePnd 4hnssfk ed the place from Top to
bottoh ~ heN tRbie. to obtain how
ever, PEREZ sornkt old Coins valued vt $50.
and he.was sevidtafly 30 senraged at the poor
resultsg OF lis lnes fapt he maiioionsis
DESTROYED fHuch - the tAFnitursssnd dishes
in, the3house Htore tie lace curtains to
pieces ripfth uHsthe caspets and played
generafs havoc Thekgictihas OF the nesro's
operatfoDs vefe So skcited over the events
of the. fteFflepn tAst they forgot. to tele-
phone 90 tne spolicv1 1lntii about $40 D. M.
when 1hietSpf Dsteetives. .ssavage inntned-
ateiy put s3tnsn On De ckse. but the trail
was csld. &Rturdfy sfterpoon Jesse Frank
In, coaorenk was rreste1 ON suspicion Of
having beek impl Sated ID tHs crimes. but
was easa lat1t as Mrs Westman and
Mrs. staslxau cq5sd not positively Identity
him. u - r. -
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11F hAEN > nAAA0
PHILADELPHIA
CHICAGO.
'Batted for Pfeister in
Philadelphia ......O
Chfpa erf, a

Left on bases: Chicago, :: Philadelphia,
o; Stolen bases: Hoffman, Doom, Magee.
Sheckard Evers. Two-base hits: Magee
Dooin. Sacrifice hit Sentelle. Double
play: Magee to Doom. Struck out BY
Sparks, 4: by Pfeister. . Bases on balls
on Sparks, l; of Pfeister. 5. Time: 100
Umpire: Regler.
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FRIEND, Neb., Sept. 2s.-Over 100 Jack
rabbits are now In the corral at Friend
which are being trained every day to teach
them where the escapes are, and every
thing is ready for Friends seventh annual
coursing event, October 8 to I3.
The Missouri Valley futurity, with 10s
entries, will be pulled of first. The
grounds are in excellent condition and look
like well-shaven lawn. ARRANGEMENTS
have been made to sleep and feed every
one that attends, 80 no one need stay
crowd. Ed A. Fisher OF Winfield, kan.
will judge the meeting and o. NJ. wilhite
of Emporia, Kan. will be slipper, and this
insures good, clean sport. One and one
third fare for the round trip from points
300 miles from Friend.
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horrible playing Of Dink Adams. who tried
70 cover second for the hardware boys.
the presence Of a lot Of real old-tlrners and
the fact that Fred Bradford, the umpire,
escaped without a scratch. The game was
played for the benefit OF "Old Hoss'' Bow
man and a good sized crowd contributed.
Scully and Clark did the battery work Tor
the Old-Timers and Saffelder and Clair for
the hardware boys. Bug Davis on third
and Will HEM i'm center for the Old-Timers
did the stunt they used to do, and both
were frequently given the hand
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Balshot second Dr. Young third Time
t.lb
Second race. about six furlongs Lady
Carol won. Sonny second, Orfcu third.
time. l.i3ss
Third race. seven furlongs; Red Gaunt-
let won. Miss OfiiciOus second. Miss LINDA
third. Time. i:S2tt.
Fourth race, handicap. six furlongs Pla-
toOn won. Hector second. Marvel +. third
Time l:15.
Fifth race, six furlongs: J. W. O'Nein
won. Naughty second, Matador third
I isue i:i5ss
Sixth race mile and twenty yards: Bar
keinoTe won. GauEe second Scalp Lock
third. Time: Asa
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-
Bullock Visits DhhIman

United States Marshal Seth Bullock II
South Dakota is the guest of Mayor Dahl
man. OF whom he is an old friend Marshal
Bullock was formerly superintendent Of tie
South Dakota and Wyoming forest reserves
and enjoys the personal and close ac-
Quaintance- OF President Roosevelt with
whom he has been on several hunting trips.
Marshal Bullock recently cceroned t<tsno ot
Roosevelt, the young son of Preeidelt {
Roosevelt, on hunting tour through the
Tlack Hills
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-30
Lame back.

This is an ailment for which Chamber
lain's Pain Balm has proven especially
valuable. In almost every instance It ar
fords prompt and permanent relief Mr..
Luke LaGrange of Orange, Mich. says Of
it: After using plaster and other rene-
dies for three weeks for a bad lame back.
l purchased bottle of Chamberlain's pala
Balm. and two applications of 1t effected a
cure"
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TotsIs.....@ snI

'Batted for Peitz in the seventh.
sBatted for Leifield in the seventh
~Batted TOR Lever In the seventh.
Brooklyn .............O 2 IL o -
Pittsburg ............o % 0 u o O-5
Three-hase hit: Nealon. Two-base hits
Hummel, Alperman CD, Peitz Stolen
bases; Lumiey, Maloney %, Bases on
ScAnlon, l. Struck ouI: by Eason, :: By
scanlon, /; by Leiheld. 2; by Phillippi, 4
Passed bail: Peitz Wild pitch: I.eever
Hits: on Leiheld. In six innings; on
Eason. In seven and one-half innings
Left on bases: Brooklyn. &; Ptttsburg s.
Double play: Eason TO Alperman to
Jordan. Time; iA Empires; Emslie
and l0huStone
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-30

others viii make addresses. Choice of lots
will be by auction and J. u. Croyton u
Mitchell. s. D.. will be auctionecr The
Milwaukee proposes TO erect a roundhouse
and lay out extensive freight Yards at this
place. Special rates have been named from
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-30
RosenbIum Case settled.

. The claim against the Manawa Amusc-
nent company and the Omaha ~ Council
Bluffs Street Railway company, growing
-out OF the death OF Lena Rosenblum on,
of the victims of the Fourth of July dis
aster at Lake Manawa. has been settlt.i
for s., 500. A report of the settlement wat
filed In probate court Saturday by her
father, who is the administrator OF the cs-
tate.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-30
SIOUX ERRORS COST A CAME
Omaha Takes Enough Withsut . Hit in
First Inning to Win.
SEVEN MORE SCORED FOR GOOD MEASURE
mcNeeIey nit safely Thirteen Times.
but Good support Holds the sioux
Down 30 Three Earned
Ruua

SIOUX CITY. Sept 2e-sioux City's
huge bunch CT errors. coupled with a base
on balls. netted Omaha four runs and the
game in the first inning today. the final
score being II to 3. jackson pitched a
fairly good game throughout. but Omaha
had no trouble in scoring. despite the fact
that he struck out thirteen men. Nc
Neeley was hit harder than Jackson. but
had good support Score:
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WITH THE BowLERs.
Commercial BovIinr Learue.

The first weeks round Of the Commercial
Bowling league schedule found the boys
jumped into the game and rolled for the
first time since the close OF last season.
The only team to make a fair showing was
the Falstaffs, with a total of 2659 pins.
Captain Jay carried off high honors for
the week with an average of Ne, Berger
being close second with 2c1. There is
who is Stapenhorst of the Life Malts with
176.
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harvard nefent. WiIIinm.

LAMBHIDGE, Mass Sept B.-Harvard
defeated Williams, to 0, I'm the first foot
ball game of the season. a touchdown and
a safety contributing the points. The ef-
rect OF the new rules was soon shown In
the quickness in which the game was
played, not minute being taken out for
injuries. while rough playing was almost
entirely absent
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-30

Normal Wias ~ Nebraska Ct,y.

NEBRASKA CITY, Neb,. Sept. ~
Especial Telegram; 1.-The state normal foot
school foot ball team this afternoon by a
score OF ls 10 o. The game was played
under the new rules. Prof. HoWie OF Peru
a. oficiAla.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-30

DENVER, Sept. 29.-Pueblo defeated
Denver here today, taking both games Of
q double header, before one of the smallest
crowds OF the season. In the first game
the visitors had things all their own way
and hit Wright almost at will. while the
locals could not solve Morgan's curves to
any extent until IL was too late. In the
second game. Reynolds a new recruit,
pitched for the locals, while Stimmel Of
hciated for the visitors. The latter held
Denver safe after the first inning, but Rey-
nolds was given poor support. besides being
hit hard. Game was called in the eighth
inning on account OF darkness. The same
teams play a double-header tomorrow The
firaf mo
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Princeton wins from virianova.

PRINCETON, N. j. Sept. 29.-Princeton
university foot ball team opened its sea-
lege in a fairly we'll played game by the
score of "A to o.
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DENVER.

stolen bases: Meieholr, Elwert, rwo-base
hits; Tonneman, Randall, ElWert. Russell.
Three-base hit: Belden. First base on
balls: on Reynolds l. Struck ont BY
Eeynolds. 2: oy stmmel, 2 Double play
b; Pueblo O. Time; l:SS. Umpire; Van
hickle. Attendance 500
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Hot Old Game.

Out al Dietz park Saturday afternoon
the Old-Timers chewed up the Lee-Glass-
Andreesen boys, IL 10 ~ In the hottest
game OF the season. Many features marked
bhe game. principal among which were the
nnmerous errors made by both teams. the
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-30

= IWO-Dase MT: MarahaII Sacrli1ce hits:
Shannon, Devlin, Zimmerman. Stolen
bases: Brown, Seymour. Fitzgerald, o Hard.
Bases on balls: on McGinnity, !; off Mc
Gl!nn. /. Struck out: BY McGinnity, 2; by
McGlynn, {. Balk: McGlynn. Left on
bases: New York, 4; St. Louis, s. Double
plays: Seymour to Fitzgerald; Marshall TO
Holly; Omar TO McGlynn to Holly. Time:
80 Umpires: Carpenter and KLEIN.
Score. second game:
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Daily News and Armours are still to roll
Schedule for next week:
Monday-Goid Tops VS. Falstaffs.
Tuesday-Life Malts VS.. FL Caudilios.
Wednesday-Colts vs. Omaha Bicycle Co
Thursday-Daily News VS.. Black Kats
Friday--Armours VS.. Monte Christos.
Following are the averages OF those who
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Pennsy Defeats Lehixh.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 2.-The foot ball
season here was opened today under the
new rules with a game between Pennsyl-
vania and Lehigh which the former won
by a score OF 80 to 6.
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- Referee: Bronze. Umpire: F. ]. Ellison.
I timers; Dwyer and Pullman. Time OF
McGlrl and Neville. score: High school,
S. Creighton, g.
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knoeI<out HIow 4. FnIa

EVERETT. Wash. Sept 2s.-Johnnis
ing room as a result OF knock ont blow
received in the thirteenth round last night
In . match before the Everett Athletic
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MAPS LOSE CRITICAL CAME
HiEhlsndsrs Win Final Game Of Series BY
Score Of 4 TO /.
VISITORS BUNCH HTS NEAR THE EN-
Bernhard g. Touched IN Thirteen
Times I'm Eight InninEs-Three
other American Games
Postponed.

CLEVELAND. o.. Sept. 29.-New York
took the fnsl game of the series from
Cleveland by punching hits of Bernhard.
Score:
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NEW YORK.

OAme Called by aBreement.
Sacrifice hits: Browne, Noonan. Stolen
base Seymour. Bases on balls: on Wiltse,
l: of FIomme, g. Struck out: BY Fromme
.; by Wiltse g. Hit with pitched ball |;
Shannon Passed ball Noonan. Left on
bases: New York 40; st. Louis 6. Time
1 :2h I-mnirea; Chrpenter and Klem
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DENVER

btOIen DdstS. WIIkNI. btIden, BHuCT I-I
Tonneman. Sacrifice hits; Bader, Hin
Two-base hits; Melcholr. Randall, Elwert
yray, Randall. Zalusky. First base on
balls: on Morgan, 4. Struck out: BY
Wright, 3: by Morgan. O. Hit by pitched
ball: Tonneman. Double plays: Smith
to Reddck to Russell, Bader to Virgil
90 Hill (O. Left on bases: Denver, g.;
Pueblo. 4. Time; 1885. Umpire Van
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Townsends and StroIIers.

The Townsend Gun Company team will
again play the Strollers this afternoon on
streets. The Townsends defeated the Stroll
lers once this season. The lineup:
Position. StrOllerS.
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Army Wins from Tufts.
Automobile Notes.

WEST POINT, Sept. 2.-The army foot
ball team defeated Tuft college here today
by a score OF IL to 0.
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club with Billy Snailhsm OF San Francisco.
lie was struck over the kidneys and
stomach and did not recover consciousness.
Snallham H. under arrest.