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sportinr BreVitIen.

Jack Thomas seems 10 be playing with
more ginger than he ever did for Omaha.
Stone only made a batting average OF
1888 Friday He must be getting weak to
way .,4
Bender is a regular whirlwind on the
bases. He runs down with the pitchers
arm every. time and has the pitcher on
nettles as long as he lie on the bag
Holmes has spent so much time in mag
mating and managing the Lincoln team he
mas not struck his gait as player. He
made the only error for the Lincoln team
Friday.
Sunday afternoon This youngster Is
looked upon as one Of the Corners OF the
new pitchers. He has all sorts OF speed
and plenty Of curves
Bender and Carter. make a great team 10
lead on the batting list. Bender is good
waiter and good hitter and is pretty apt
to get on, and Il Is a cold day when Carter
cannot pull on some kind OF a stunt 70
send him on TO second.
This talk of Leiheld being the best
pitcher In the Western last year Is being
dropped. Leifeld has not the umplres be-
hind him he had when with Des Moines
and Is not showing himself 10 be in the
same class with Pfeister.
Pa was thinking some OF farming Marx
out 10 some team that would permit OF his
recall as soon as needed, but since the
accident 10 GOnding IN practice Friday Pa
Is almost afraid TO let him 60 He says
he Will take 20 chances OF being caught
shorthanded
Perring was the center OF the fine double
which was pulled on In the last inning.
Receiving the ball from Bassey. he sent II
straight as die TO Bender ana then held
Quillan on the plate until Bender had re
turned the ball 10 third. Both Bender and
Perring played the play for all IL was
worth or double would never have been
enacted.
Manager Gillian OF the Auditorium has
made ali arrangements for moving pictures
OF the Britt-NeisOn tight These are said
20 be The best pictures OF ight ever
taken and the company was lucky In hay-
ing the camera turned right on the fighters
when the knockout was delivered. They
win be put on for several days, beginning
May "A.
Manager Holmes Of the Lincoln team has
signed "A new second baseman, Barton, who
batted for Shugart in the ninth inning or
the game Friday. A deal Is on TO transfer
shugart TO some other team In the league
probably by trade. Barton was secured
from the Baltimore club but he was
bought by that club from YoahsltoWu Ina
has ylayed with ROchesteE.
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EVENTS ON THE RUNNING TRACKS
Hyperion III wins Clark Handicap at
ae- Churchin Downs.

LOUISVILLE, KY, May 5.-Ten thou
sand people SAW Hyperion II. the 49,, asy-
noon from a good field. Envoy was sec
ond and Kercheyai third. 1t was tor
rife drive through the stretch Hyperion
closely punched. Only two favorites re-
warded the form players. The weather
was threatening. the track fair Re
First race, six furlongs: Inquisitivs
Girl won, Minhehaha second Tsera third
Second race, four furlongs: Camille won
Fair Fagot second Wing Ting third Time:
Third race, steeplechase handicap. short
course: DIR. Nowlin won Subador second
Russell Sage third. Time: 2;56fs.
Fourth race. Clark handicap, $500
added. mile and -sixteenth: Hyperion
III won, Envoy second, Kercheval third.
Fifth race seven furlongs,- Chambles
won, Careless second, d. l.. Moore third
Time: 1928.
Laura Hunter second, linda third. Time;
seventh race. mile and one-sixteenth:
Elliott won. The Englishman second, Re-
ticent third. Time: i:4SA.
NEW YORK, May 5.-Results at ia
maica
Yves second, Edith James third. Time
second race. fve furlongs Greene won,
Haiton second, My Son third. Time:
Third race. Roesdale stakes, hye fur
longs: Dolly Dollars won. Glare Russell
second Bemay third. Time: 1:0lh
Fourth race Kings County handicaa.
mile and One-sixteenth: ISRAELI won
Red knight second Elgenia third. Time
1:47.
Fifth race. hye aud one-half furlongs:
Pantouhe won, TiptOe second Subtle third.
Time: 1868
Sixth race. six furlonEs: Inquisitor won.
Lady Amelia second OXFORD third lime:
.113%.
MEMPHIS. Tenn. May 5.-Results at
Montgomery park
First race, six furlongs: Durbar won,
Hilona second, Operator third. Time
lIlA.
Second race four and one-half furlongs:
Sainrida won. Ben Strong second, Mont
gOmery third. Time: O:653a.
Third race, mile and one-sixteenth;
l.; Ternus won, Hyacinth second, Docile
third. Time: l:49.
Fourth race, Hotel Gayoso stakes, mile:
Charley won, James ReddicK second, Nea
Ion third. Time I;4l.
Fifth race mile and one-sixteenth: Our
Sister won, Lena J. second. Thistleuo
sixth race, steeplechase, about a mile
and a quarter Dawson won, John Ran
dolph second, Allegiance third, Time,
seventh race, six furiongs: Alartius
won, Aaron J. second, Lady Henrietta
: thlrd. Time: 1:15
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Coming Champions.

The Holly Hooks defeated the Brownies
by the score of to 8 I'm a we'll played game
Saturday afternoon. The features of the
game were the pitching OF Gillian and the
Holly Hooks.
The United States National bank team
yesterday discounted the South Omaha Ma
tional bank team to the tune of rs to 8. The
teams were: South Omaha-Owen, first
Kramerlish, second: Wise, third; McGlll.
right; Emerson. left; Kocanek center:
Evans, short: Quin, pitch: Pullman, catch.
United States-O. Williams, first; Murphy,
second; Irwin, third: Minded, right; Yell
hoefer. center; p. Williams LETT Millard,
short Cutler, pitch; Walker, catch Cutler
hit for a home run.
The third team OF the Nebraska School
for the Deaf defeated the Orchard Hills
in a double-header Saturday. one by u to
and the other % 70 5. Both were In favor
OF the Nebraska mutes. Batteries: Mutes,
Brown. Blasting and Bender; Orchard Hills,
Frike and Campbell.
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student of the Game Gives His Views
of Trial Contest


CRETE. Neb., May $40 the Editor Of
The Bee: IL was my pleasure to SEE the
first game of modern FOOT ball played Al
Brown university, also the first intercol-
legiate game in Nebraska. / have followed
the game closely ever since last Saturday.
| was present at the NEBRASKA Doene
game, the FIRST one played under the new
rules. the proof OF which had been sent out
on purpose TO guide the participants. As
regards the new game my opinion is as
follows: The game on saturday April q,
which resulted in the score OF . 10 In IA
XQr OF Nebraska, was not quite tair test;
The ground was muddy and this prevented
running TO the best advantage Again, the
players were not in good form after the
winter and they were not trained TO the
new game, Drop kicks, place kicks and
forward passes failed. but these probably
Several players have pronounced the ten
yard rule a hndrahce to good foot ball.
DOane made the distance fve times on
downs and Nebraska three times. once on
plunges, However, plunges resulted In
gains of four and hve yards several times.
suited Ia spectacular play for the spec
tators. My judgment is thai the new game
will be prettier and more spectacular and
also safer, which is now the prime consid-
Grafton, Notwithstanding some old-time
foot ball enthusiasts. too nearly like the
long 10 see broken limbs and heads. ON
Saturday no one was injured In the slightest
degree. The touchdown was made after a
tumble OF "a punt on the part OF Doane'e
quarterback. and the score should have
been 10 o. This would seem 10 Justify
twenty and nfteen minutes each. and Il viii
need full thirty minute halves for much
scoring. Probably the scores will be lower
than formerly Beef viii not count 20
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-06
Statistics ON the Individual work of
Players 20 Date.

IL IL little early yet for figures on the
Individual work, and for this reason the
statistics have n rather grotesQue appear
ance this morning. For example, fiVe OF
the Omaha battSrs show up over 500 and
the rest OF them show up nothing Seven
OF the aelders have not yet made an error,
yet the rest have made enough to pull the
general average down below any dgure ever
known for Omaha Johnny GondinE for
example, has been in but one game, that
~ Lincoln, and shows up for the first time
In Omaha with a fielding average below
s50 On May last year Omaha had played
nine games, winning four, losing fOur and
tieing one. The team batting average was
then III. and the fielding average was
s6O. Some consolation Is found In the
scattering returns. though, for they indi-
cate a determination on the part OF WEIGH
Carrier. Bender. Bassey and PerrinR 10
sting the ball, and Il Is hard TO believe
that Joe Doian Il going 70 be content with
his figure down as low n n. With these
examples 10 cheer them on look out for
Howard and Runkle. II they don't push
thGir talOns into some bingles before long
Il will be queer. Omaha sets sail for the
mountains on Tuesday, and will play with
Frank selee's reorganiHed Clln DWellers on
Wednesday. This western tour will be a
better test OF the teams strength than
Lincoln has afforded and will give a line
On what the boys can really do. Six games
0ut west viii bring the team home for a
stay Of twelve games. during which time
Aloux City. pes Moines Denver and Pueblo
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much, which Is a decided advantage A
fast team OF smaller players with a good
punter and swift ends will not be, as before,
at such a disadvantage against the 200
FOUNDERS. Naturally these object 10 the
change. II will take an entire season TO
test properly the new rules and the COM
bined experience of east and west 1t will
be well to try the rules thoroughly, and to
further modify them II necessary Foot ball
has done a great deal for college youth In
the past Its abuse Is no argument against
it's proper use. Let all rightly constituted
authorities put an end to the playing of
professionals and bring down the boys
from the bleachers and see that they get
that physical development, without which
they will be useless in the rough, battle
like life Of thee present day
WILLIAM EVERETT JILLSON.
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HATCH WINS MARATHON RuN
Chicago Men Take First Three Places
In RRce ut 81. LOuia.

Cuhc2kO wen
In Race at 81. Louis.
ST. LOUIS. May 5.-Chicago won the first
three places in the second annual Marathon
run held under the auspices OF the Missouri
Athletic club today over the roads of ST.
Louis county. I. b. Hatch, unattached
finished first. Time; 2:46:l42S. Fifty yards
behind him came George Thibau, unat-
tached, and Lewis Marks, First regiment.
was nearly a mile back Of Thibeau. l.. D.
Iambraskis, a Greek, running under the
Keokuk DAD Young Mems Christian asso-
citation colors, finished fourth.
Hatch finished strong, sprlnting the last
twenty-five yards. He was warmly greeted
by the 1000 spectators in the Fair grounds
grandstand, the men having run the last
two and a quarter miles on the old race
track
Elliott of Hamilton. Ont, ran 4 magnih-
cent race for seventeen miles, when he
trod on stone and turned his ankle,
putting him out of the running when he
was nearly three miles ahead OF Hatch.
Marks, who had been running neck and
neck with Elliott. found the pace too hot
and after the latter's injury he was over
hauled and passed by Hatch and Thibeau.
The first two men entered the Fair grounds
side by side, but Hatch's superior condition
told and by steadily jogging on he grad
ually increased his lead during the final
run on the race track. There we're seven
teen starters
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BELIEvuE GIVEN DRuBBING
Creighton Rolls Tn score of EiEh-
teen to Five,

Creighton university defeated Bellevue
college yesterday by "A score of IS 10 8.
One hundred Creighton students, together
with the university band. were down and
Whitehead went into the box for the irst
three innings. His arm was In poor cOndi-
ton and In the first three innings Bellevue
made all its scores. In the Nth inning
Lanigan went In and pitched a superb
game. allowing only two hits in the re-
mainder OF the contest
In the fourth inning Mullen started things
for Creighton by lining out three-bag ger.
Lynch followed with n hit and Steen also
slugged the sphere for three bases Nc
were netted I'm this inning. Altogether
Graves was touched up for tWenty-one hits
The SCORE.
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SoIdiera Win IN NInth.

Fort Omaha defeated the Creighton uni
versity second nine yesterday In a closely
played game, to 6 With the score to )
against them in the last half OF the ninth
four timely singles by the first four men at
bat secured the tie and winning runs
for the soldiers The Fort Omaha team will
play the strong Sterling nine az the post
grounds. Thirtieth and Fort streets, this
II promised Score: R.H. T..
Fort Omaha. o 30l o o o 2-7N 6
Creighton ..... o 1 O1 O-6 4
Batteries: Fort Omaha, Hawkins, Leon
berger Hayes and Rupert; Creighton, Me
Mann and Kennedy. Umpire: Wise
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Kearney Normal Athletic FIELD.

Work on the new athletic fielS ana bali
ground at the Normal school will begin
Immediately. The grounds will be $50 feet
square, and enclosed by a board fence ten
feet IN height and securely braced. The
grandstaHd will be forty-eght feet long,
covered with a shingle roof, and there will
be all abundance Of bleachers Citizens
OF Kearney and the Base Ball association
have contributed 81, 900
During the summer months the Base Ball
association will have the use of the grounds
for ats ball games and athletic events. II
is estimated that the association viii con-
tribute about half of the amount needed
for putting the grounds in shape. and in
return win have the privilege of using
them for a term of ten years, during the
summer season.
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Totals. Ts9s u 1 TelaIs. IS

T0tala-...,.1 T'2s II Totals.....-B s4
souinlan out for interference by Wood
run
Kansas City ...2 oO0o 0 .-S
Louisville .....0 o o y 0 %
Earned runs kansas CITY. Louis.
Kansas City, 4 Two-base hits: Murphy,
Quinlan. Sullivan. Three-base hits: riiit
Murphy. Struck out: BY Frantz =,
Dunkle, g. First base on balls on
FTantz. 3; on Dunkle 3. Double play:
Woodruff 70 Sullivan. Stolen bases: Sui
livan, Woodruff, Hill, Burke, Donohue.
Sacrifice hits: Perrine, Donohue Time:
1880. Umpire: Kahn.
Brewers Lose First Game al Home.
MILWAUKEE May 5-The Milwaukee
team started its FIRST home series OF the
season by dropping a game TO indianapolis
by score OF 10 TO 5. Score
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Normal Hail Team wins.

KEARNEY, Neb.. May 5.-(Speeial.l-
The Kearney Normal defeated Kearney
Military academy on Friday by a score OF
Is to Q. Bastian occupied the box for the
Normal and held the Academy down to
hits. Struck out: BY Bastian Il: by
Johnson, I. Batteries Normal Bastian
and Danly; Academy, Johnson and Davis
The Normals recently defeated the
Minden High school by Is TO 4 and the
Kearney High school by to g.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-06

Games today: indianapolis at Milwaukee
Kansas City at Louisville, Toledo at Mime
apolis, Columbus at st. Paul.
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FREMONT, Neb., May 5.-(Special Tele-
gram. THE Fremont High school nine de-
feated the Blair High school boys this
afternoon by a score of 10 to g. Bader had
the Blair boys at his mercy and II IL had
not been for errors would nave shut them
out entirely, He famed six In succession.
Score RH.E,
Fremont ......2 OOs 2 OS 0 10 IS 5
Blair ...,.......2 90 0 0 o o.
Batteries: Fremont, Bader and Deihls;
Blair ROdman and Smith.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-06

Al AndOver, Mass.-AndOver, 4; Yale, g.
Al West POint-West Point. s: Trinity. 2
At AnnapOlis-WalbrOOk Academy. 6;
Navals. O.
vania, o.
At ChicagO-nlinois. S; Chicago.
Al Chicago-Northweste rs: Indiana J.
Al Ann Arbor-Aichigan, 6; Ohio State. 2
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-06
COLUMBUS.
ais. ....a41I 27Is 3 Totsls.

- a. - 40 iva 10 v
zone out when winning run made.
St Paul...............0 0 . 2 3 Id
Columbus .............O 90 o o 3 0--5
Earned runs: St. Paul 8; Columbus 5.
Two-base hits: Padden ~, GeieT, VanZant.
Sacrifice hits: FanZant, Sugden. Hulswitt.
Stolen bases: Wheeler, Drill, Sugden. Coy,
Friel (2), Wrtgley. First base on balls:
on Coy, !; Off Berger, !. Left on bases:
81. Paul, II; Columbus, q. Struck out: BY
Berger, 8; by Coy, 1. Double play: Coy.
Sugden and Drill. Time: 2;l0. Umpire:
Haskell
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Cinctnnati wins in Tenth.

Earned runs: Cincinnati, g. Two-base
hite: Beckley, Seymour. 1hree-base hits:
Livingston (2). Sacrifice hit: Barry.
Double plays: Higgins to Corcoran to
5erry; Grady to Beckley Passed BALI
Grady. Stolen bases: Grady, Taylor
Hinchman. First base on balls: on ray-
Tor, b; OF Overall, 8. Struck out: BY
overall, 3. Left on bases: ST. Louis, G;
Cincinnati, 10. Time: 2:O2 Umpire:
tombstone.
Philadelphia Wins I'm Twelfth.
PHILADELPHIA, May 5.-Magee's hit
over the right field fence in the twelfth
inning sent In the winning run for Phila-
9elpnta today. Kane was relieved by
sparks In the second inning and held
brooklyn to four hits in ten innings
Score:
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Tie Game at Detroit.

'Game called by agreement in Detroits
half OF ninth with none out.
St Louis ......1 o 0 al
Hits: on Siever, in seven innings;
or Petty, 1 in seven and two-thirds IN
nings, on Glade, 9 in one-third inning.
Two-base hits: Crawford, Hemphill, Stone.
Sacrifice hits. HartEen, Wallace, Jones,
Petty. Stolen bases; Mcintyre. Hemphil
on Eubanks, 3; on Petty, 5. HIT with
ball: BY Petty, 1. Left on bases: De
troit, 3; st. Louis, s. Struck out: BY
Petty 1 by Glade, l. Double play: Koch
Ter TO Spencer. Time: 2:00. Umpire Con.
nelly.
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the two institutions. Two Harvard records
the hammer throw and the two-mle run
were broken and Harvard captured twelve
firsts, ten seconds and eleven thirds. M. H.
Stone of Harvard on a heavy track lowered
the Harvard two-mie record from 9:bfik
to 9:49t. Kernsberg OF Harvard. with a
throw OF 143 feet broke the Harvard ham
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-06
Bases on balls: or

runs: Creighton, l. Bases on balls OF
Whitehead. s.; on Graves. 2 Struck out:
BY whitehead, 2; by Lanigan, Z; by Graves,
4; by Griffin, 1. Double plays: Whitehead,
Kuhl and Steen; McNally and Kuhl; Brown
and Marvel Stolen bases: Fishback, Null
len. Steen (D, Coad go. Time: 200. UNI
plre: Wilcox
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-06

TWo-base hits: Sheckard ca, Schultz
Chance. Three-base hit: Chance. Homs-
run: Nealon. Sacrifice hit: Neai.,n.
stolen bases Ganley, Clarke. Double
plays Wagner to Ritchey to Neaion:
Tinker to Chance. First base on balls:
on Philippe, IL; of Beebe. 4; of Pfeister.
struck put: BY Philippe, g. by Ice =,
2; by Pfeister, 4. Hit by pitched | Hm
BY Pfeister. =. Hits; on Philippe. 2 in
seven innings; OF Lever, 8 in two in
nings; of Beebe. in two innings, of
Pfeister, In seven innings. Left on
bases: Pittsburg, 10: Chicago, 4. Passat
ball Gibson. Time: 1850. Umpires:
Klein and Carpenter
Cincinnati Wins In Tenth.
ST. LOUIS, No. May b.-Iivinsston' =
three-base hit. with two men on bases in
the tenth inning, won today's game for
Cincinnati 70 ?. Score;
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CarroII win. GoIf Match,

NEW ORLEANS. May b.--Leigh Carroll
of New Orleans won the Southern Amateur
Golf championship today. ID. ID. Saunders
OF Memphis won the Audubon cup from J..
s. Raymond OF Mobile
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-06
PennsyIvania Defeats CoIumbia.

PHILADELPHIA. May 5--The annual
dual meet between Pennsylvania and Col
umbia was held today on Franklin held
Pennsylvania won by the score OF 1O2 TO Is
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-06

First on errors: New York, 2; Boston, /.
Left on bases; New York, 6; Boston, S.
Bases on balls: on Mathewson, 2; of
by Young. g. Three-base hits: Marshall
McGann Mertes. Bridwell, Tenney. Two
saerifce hit; Msrtes. Double play: strobeI,
Bridweli and Tenney. Hit by pitcher: BY
McGinnity, l. Hits: on Mathewson. in
seven innings; on McGinnity, in two in
nings. Time; 3G. Umpires: Emslie and
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Princeton Defeats CorneII.

PRINCETON. N. j., May 5.-Princeton
meet today by the score of 49, to 8s@
points. Cornells victory was due TO second
and third places, as Princeton won six
hrsts
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-06
CHICAGO HITS THE BALL HARD
Pittsburg Slab Artist Pounded for Fifteen
Bits and Eight Runs
PFusTtR PITCHES SEVEN INNING
Former Omaha Wan, Although
Trtae wnd, Holds Pirates -
Two Hits and One
Ran.

PITTSBURG, May 5.--Chieago hit the
ball hard and often today and again de
feated Pittsburg, who could not hit safely,
but profited by the wildness of Beebe and
Pfeister. rolling up Ave runs. Chicago
took the lead in the third inning and
never lost IL. Score:
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Poatponed Ganle.
rain.


BLOOMINGTON. Ill, May 5.-Crandaii
today struck out fifteen men and defeated
Bloomington. Score: RHB
Cedar Rapids. 0 o O-6s
Bloomington % o o 2 o 0 O-4s
Batteries: Bloomington, Thorsen and
Wilson; Cedar Rapids, CTandall and Berry
DAVENPORT. Ia, May 5.--Davsnport to-
day won an eleven-inning game. score:
RH.H.
0HNohbVhN ssssss'sssssss s.ss.ssssssssss ~
DECATUR ....F................ 3
Batteries Davenport. StiIlman, Eul aud
Bruggeman; Decatur Selfert, Bomar and
OConnor.
DUBUQUE, Ia, May S-Donnelly's home
run was a feature OF a close game which
Springfield won today. Score: R.H.E.
Springfield - 0 0 Ga 0
Dubuque $50 D OOl o l-s Z o
Batteries: Dubuque, Wilder and Stark:
Springfield. Jones, Ludwig and Novacek
PEORIA, ILL.,. May 5.-A home run BY
BueloW In the first inning, which counted
for three runs. won the game for Peoria.
Score: RHF
Peoria .........4O 90 5000 O-SS2
Rock Island. o o o 90 % s 1
Batteries, Peoria Khnkhammer ana 81
mon; Rock Island, NELL and Mcconnell.
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Kansas City Wins First Game nj
Hone by Brilliant Play Ia NiRth.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, May Sin, the
ninth inning with two men out and two
on bases. Mailman knocked long single
to center and by a magnificent throw
the plate, winning the game for Kansas
city. Mayor Beardsley tossed n
ball and made an address to the specta-
tors and players. Score:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-06

Harry Sage has reorganized his last sea-
sons Storz team and will handle them this
season under the name OF the BtirhnRs
They play their hrst game this Afternoon
az F0rt Omaha with the signal corps team
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Iowa Wins from NormnI

IOWA CITY, Ia, May 5.-(special Tele-
gram. Iowa won the dual meet from Nor
mai today by ~ 10 81. Hamilton won
eighteen points for Normal.
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0ameu.
AyERAGEs or THE OMAHA TEAM

Games today Lincoln at Omaha. Dss
Moines at Denver, Sioux City at Pueblo
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aHHaHa % y
LINCOLN.

TwO-base hits: Bender 2 Bassey Carter.
Three base hit: Fillman. Wild pitch: All
lin. Bases on balls: on Koukalik, 4: on
Ahlin > Struck out: BY Koukalik. 8. Hit
by pitched ball: BY Harmon, 1. Left on
bases: Omaha, 4; Lincoln, s. Double plays:
Holiness Barton. Stolen bases; Bassey.
Welch C2), DOlan, Collins. Ketehum. Saori-
Ace hits Carter, Dolan. Time: i:46 At
tendance: Loo. Umpire; Keefe.
Postponed Games.
At Denver-sioux City-Denver game post
pOned; rain. Al Pueblo-Des Moines-
Peublo game postponed; rain.
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RESULTS or NEW FOOT BALL RULES

CHAMPAIGN. H., May 5.-Illinois de
feated Chicago in track meet held here to-
day, IS to 81.
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Harvard overwheIms Dartmouth.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass May 5.-Haryard
Points 10 ls in the hrst dual meet between
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Minneapolis Loses OPENING tame.

MINNEAPOLIS. May Sin the nrst
game of the season here, snow and a
lack of steadiness lost the game for Min
neapolts today when IL had II won from
Toledo. In the seventh inning. the Buck
eye team pounded Gehring for four runs
and the game. Camnits for Toledo,
pitched steady ball and allowed the home
team but four hits. Score