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Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-25
DLNVER CONES HERE TODAY
Fint Game Of omuha'S seusou on the
home Grounds.
PLANS LAID re ACCoHaOOATE cRowr
Both Teams Are In Condition for Good
bail and with Special Features
the Game should
Draw Well.

Old Boreas and j. Pluvius seem to have
II in for Pa and his youngsters, but II they
will only let up for a few hours today
the assembled bugs will be given chance
to see where the war broke out II must
not be imagined because of the proceed
ings down at Lincoln on the Ducky Holmes
diamond yesterday afternoon that the
Ducklings have anything of Pas boys, for
they haven't. AS matter of fact, when
it comes right down to playing ball. Pa
is there with as good as any OF them,
and the fact that he has won two out of
the three real ball games the teams have
played seems to indicate that he had a
shade on Ducky at the outside.
The proceedings of yesterday afternoon
do not count, for according to all ac-
counts, It was played under such condi-
lions as made real ball impossible. After
the opening session the Omahogs just let
things slide along, and so did the Duck
llngs for that matter. Just as an indica-
ton, Ketchem got as many put-outs In
centerfeld as JACK Thomas got at first
base and one more assist. Also, in all
that awful array of base hits, Ketchem,
one of the best hitters in the game, didn't
get away with a single safety and Harry
WEIGH, the mighty, was in the same fix.
That Just shows you that you can't tell
even on windy day.
But today's proceedings will be quite
different. Denver is to be the foe, and Pa
would as soon think of busting the steam
gauge on the new peanut rooster as to
let Eddie Wheeler get away with the first
one That isn't to be thought of. Not
that Pa doesn't like the tribe of Tebeau;
on the contrary, he dotes on him and his'n,
but he isn't going to toss off any games
to him on that account. The Teddy Bears
have been getting some awful bumps up
at Sioux City, just where Pa met couple,
and will come down the river with more
or less of determination to rip up things.
That is why a gladstone assemblage Of
all sorts of folks ought to go out to the
park this afternoon, weather or no. In
addition, Mayor Jim will pitch the first
ball and Heyns band will give much de-
lightful music.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-25
OF PiersOn Not in Accord
with Conditions.

Deputy Game Warden Pierson takes ex-
ceptiOn 10 the roast which was printed In
one OF the other Omaha papers concerning
his work in looking after the illegal shoot
ing around Seymour lake. The same letter
came to The Bee. but was not published,
because the, writer failed to sign his name,
and The Bee had no desire to punish Mr..
Pierson. Mr.. Pierson Is not paid by the
state 10 look after all the resorts OF the
state, nor does he receive cent from the
state, but is paid by the Omaha Rod and
that progressive club has its club house.
However, Mr. PiersOn and Deputy Smith
say they made two trips TO Seymour lake
after the complaint was published and in
quiry failed TO show there had been any
illegal shooting since the closed season
was on. From residents living around the
lake he found there had been a large NUM-
Der OF shooters around Seymour lake the
Sunday before the time was up. When
Mr.. PiersOn was first appointed deputy
game warden the county paid S25 a month
on his salary but that has been cut on
and the Rod and Gun club now ASSUMES
the entire expense of protecting the Jake.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-25

made it three straight In the series with
st. Paul by punching four hits: Scores
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-25
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The Cod LiVSv on E'..lsiO. "PaS E4ssIlsAss.
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Are your nerves unstrungf
Can you 60 through the whirl of q
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If this is your condition, it is ma
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Your worn out system and poor
blood needs a stimulant to assist them.
Everybody should have good, live,
vigorous blood.
For the creating of pure, rich blood,
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Circumcision is a combination of
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The general properties Of Ozomul-
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There are two siEss-S-oz. and 1905. bottissi
the Formula is printed in languages on each
OZoMuLSIoN LABORATORIES
Sts Pearl Street. New TOTE
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-25

A rumor has gained currency that Com
iskey's men may discard those rubber hat
bands.
Rossman is playing quite a game for
Detroit. Lajoie did not give him much of
chance last year and he is a man who
needs plenty OF work.
The st. Louis Browns, who were looked
upon as probable contenders In the Amer
lean league, do not seem to be able TO
connect with many games
Colonel ]. ]. Ryder, clerk OF the county
commissioners and noted orator, Is looking
about for a pitcher PREF aratory to re-
organizing his famous base ball club for
the coming year. This team had an en-
viable record OF victories last year. win
ming from the city forces with ease, and
expects to be able to repeat the perform
be found.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-25
EvENTs oN THn RuNNINe TnAcIks |
Rustic Wins the woodhaven Selling
stakes at A0ueduct

NEW YORK. April 2A-The woodhaven
selling stakes, run at AqueduCt today. fur
between the favorite Masks and Faces and
Rustic, the latter winning by a neck. Sum-
mary:
First race. selling six furiongs Royal
Onyx C9S, Lowe. 10 to ~ won, Campaigner
Q06, Miller II to 20) second, King Ahab
Gs6. Clausen, to u third. Time: 1:15.
Laura A. Gold Circle and Niger Mike
Second race, mile: W. H. Carey ds,
Mountain, to l0) won, Tommy Waddell
qO5, Preston, IS to 81 third Time: 1:l2ts.
The Picket, ,Avaunteer Cederstrome and
Third 0f race, '9 selling, mile: Robador uO4.
Notter, 2 to p won, Mary Morris qo0.
Sumter, to p second, Lord Badge uO9,
McKeon, Bon Mot, Dapple Gold, 'ASora,
kiamesha II and Little Woods also ran.
Fourth race the Woodhaven stakes,
(91, swain to il won Masks and Faces
Q0l, Miller, s to 81 second, Laura Claim
as, Shilling. IS to y third, Time: .O:54
Rosario, Tartar Maid, Mystiier, Blue Ban,
Duke Of Bridgewater Martha Jane Fresh,
Slumberless, saltrum and Thomas Calhoun
also ran
Fifth race, selling. six furlongs Punky
qo6. Mountain, 10 to 81 won, Mary Hail
qOs, w, Doyle, l5 to y second, ontario O02
Notter, to ID third. Time; 1:14b. Chari-
yari, Park Row, Communipaw, El Chico,
Matini Golden West, Hampton Lady and
VIII Do also ran.
Sweet Taire q0S, hotter, to u won Sepoy
go9. Miller, - to 81 second, Split Second
Q0o, Preston, to y third Time O54 c.
H Shilling, Termidor, Merrimac, Dixie
Gold, Bigot and Senator Beckham also ran.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 24-Results at
First race. Eve furIongs: weiter Miller
COS, Sandy, 16 to 81 won, Follie l.. QO6
Gross, to u second, Darlington C1OS
Stewart, 800 to y third. Time: 1:02. Adena,
named.
Second race, mile and three-quarters.
selling; Adonis Q07, Butwell, 5 TO y won,
Fonoasta (l07, Keogh, to 81 second, Gov
ernor Davis Q02 Grote, II to p third. Time:
3:oSB. Lady Fashion, Jack Little and TETON
finished as named.
Third race, Futurity course: Jisaro d10
a. Kelly, Is to 81 won, Cloudlight Cos
Keogh II to 81 second, ST. Francis (107
Sandy, 9 to 81 third. Time: 110 Sugar
Maid, Touree, Mahapan, Yank, The Lieu
tenant and John Wiethaupt finished as
Fourth race. Bohemian Girl handicap,
mile and a sixteenth: George p. McNear
9I Sandy, to u won Logistilla Q20
Borel IL to 81 second Edwin Gum Oil,
Lycurgus, to y third. Time: 146h
Eduardo, Bryan, Fisher Boy and J. g,
Glenn finished as named.
]. Hunter, even) won, Massa O06, Keogh,
q to 81 second, Princess T1tania Q02, Sandy
to p third. Time: $40. Earl Rogers,
Fairy Street and Mabel Hollander finished
as named.
second, The Mist COS, Keogh, 10 to 81 third.
Time: 1:4l9t. Storma, Yada, Nina Gibson,
King Cole, Eckersall and Marshall New
also ran.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-25
LINCOLN ACTS SHAMEFULLY
Bumps NONsely for Eight Bits and Nine
Buns in the First Inning.
NOT SATISFIED AND They KEEP IT UP
when the Slaughter Was over the
saItpeters Had Twenty-Five Hits
and Nineteen Runs TO Eight
for Pm ROurke's Men.

LINCOLN, April A-Lincoln made nine
runs In the first inning of today's game
on eight hits, two bases on balls and an
error. That took the tuck out Of the
Omaha boys and their playing was trance
like during the remainder of the game
Pitcher McNeely was bombarded at inter
walls throughout the contest, the Lincoln
players amassing twenty-five hits. with a
total Of forty-one bases Mckay, for the
locals, did not exert himself and was bat
tered hard toward the end Of the game A
high wind from the north, carrying clouds
4 dust, made fielding difficult. Score
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Gould wins at TENNIS.

LONDON. April A.-In the international
amateur court tennis championship con-
tests, which began at the Queens club to-
day, Jay Gould Of New York played r. X.
Cross and won the first set by 60 and the
second by 8-1. Mr.. Gould won the third set
by SO and the young American champion
thus won the match by 80 in the easiest
possible manner Eight of the games
which he won were loves. The match
lasted only hfty-three minutes
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-25
OMAHA


Earned runs: Lincoln. II; Omaha, g.
Two-base hits: Fox, Davidson 49,, Frost
~, Gegnier, Mckay 90, Belden, Austin.
Three-base hits: Fenlon, Frost, Aubrey,
Austin. Home run: Thomas. Sacrifice
bits: Ketchem C2), Fox, Gagnier, Frost,
Mickey Stolen base: Fox. Double plays:
polan. Struck out: By Mckay, 8; by
hcNeely, l. First base on balls on Nc
ball; BY Mckay, 8; by McNeely, 2. Left
on bases: Lincoln, Z; Omaha, g. First
base on errors Lincoln, l. Omaha 2. I'm
Pire; Haskell. Time 1850. Attendance;
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-25

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, April 24-willie
Fitzgerald of Philadelphia and Indian Joe
Gregg of Seattle, Wash, went ten fast
rounds to a draw here tonight When hard
pressed Gregg depended on infighting and
his wrestling tactics. The decision OF the
referee calling the bout a draw was not
well received. Fitzgerald being the favorite
with the audience.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-25
Women PLAY Tennis.

NEW YORK, April A.-Miss May Sutton,
the California girl who two years ago won
ana is preparing for another visit to the
British courts, today made her FIRST ap-
pearance in touinamenti hlay on the 81.
woman's doubles Miss s on paired with
Mrs ]. V. /. Pruyn a. they defeated
Miss Emily Scott and Mss Margaret Rshr
In straight SETS rs ard SO Only occa-
sionally did Miss Sutton get into the rallies
with characteristic vim, and then she
brought OF the points with ease. In the
other match OF the day Miss Juliet Addee
and Miss Martha COster defeated Miss
Pauline Robinson and Miss Daisy Hollins
In straight sets, 81 and GA
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-25
CHICAGO
Totais.....SA en- Is :
Cincinnati ...........4 0 0 90 900 2-i2
Chicago .............O / 0 o %

Two-base hits StCinfeldt 90, Huggins
CAMEL, Mowry, Hits: on Taylor, in fiVe
Mowry, Camel, Mitchell Double plays:
Steinfeldt to Chance to Holman; Higgins
(unassisted); Mowry to Higgins TO CANCEL;
Ewing to Higgins to Cancel Left on
bases; Chicago, Z; Cincinnati. g. Bases on
balls: on Taylor. 2; on Durbin, q on BVy-
ing 2 First base on errors. CHICAGO, 2;
Cincinnati, / Struck out: BY Durbln, 2;
by Ewing g. Time: l:55. Umpires; Car
penter and JohnstOne
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-25

Guy Buckles and Kid Farmer will not
box down on the island Sunday as WAS
scheduled. so Charley Jordan and Peter
Loeb say. These two men have the sum
mer's lease on the Omaha" and that boat
stationed here, where several athletic con-
tssts will held this season
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-25
velocity wins Handicap.

LONDON April A.-Ths city and sub
urban handicap al Epson today was won
BY Velocity. Larino was second and Succor
Was third. Thirteen horses started Dean
Swift the winner OF the city and suburban
last year, was the faYorite but WRs not
placed Velocity won by three lsngthA
Danny Mahsr, the American joke, rode
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-25
NEW YORK.
PHILADELPHIA.
Philadelphia ......
No. val

Two base hits: Strang, Magee ~, Brans-
field, Courtney Hits: on Taylor, 3 in three
innings; OFF Ames, in Ave innings. Double
plays: Corcoran and McGann; Dahlen,
Corcoran and McGann; Bransf1eld (unas-
sisted; Doolin, Gleason and Bransfield
Left on bases! New York. 6; Philadelphia,
5. Bases on balls: on Taylor, q of Ames
3; OFF Lush, s. First base on errors New
York, /; Philadelphia, u. Struck out: BY
Taylor, /; by Ames, /. Passed ball: Bresna-
han. Wild pitch: Ames Time of game,
1:4O. Umpire, Rigier
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-25
BROOKLYN.

Sacrifice hits: Beaumont, Casey, Lumley,
Malcney ~. lewis. Stolen bases: Beau
mont, Bridwen, Brain, Casey, Mccarthy.
Double plays; Bell, Lewis and Jordan;
Beaumont and Ritchey; Ritchey and Ten
ney Left on bases: Boston. II; Brooklyn,
49, First base on balls on Bell, 8; of
DoTner, L. Hit by pitcher: BY Bell, /; by
Dorner, 2 Struck out: BY Bell, 4: by
Dorner, l. Umpires; KLEIN and Bmslle.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-25
Reda Defeat the Cubn.

CHICAGO, April A-Cincinnat today
pounded Taylor hard In two OF his six in
nnss and followed Il up by hitting Durbln
nearly as hard in the last three. Chicago
could do but little with Ewing when hits
were needed. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-25
PIttshurg shuta Out Sd. Louin.

ST. LOUIS, April A-Pittsburg won to-
days game from the St. louis Nationals
by score Of to 0, making 1t four straight
victories. An error by Baxter and passed
ball by Marshall gave the visitors three
runs in the fifth inning. Score:
PTTSBURO. IOUIS
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-25

Ro1ing NIntch On.

flames TO-DAY; Boston at Brooklyn. New
York az Philadelphia, Chicago at St Louis
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-25

Games today: MiIWaukee at IndianapOlis
Kansas City at Columbus, ST. Paul at
Louisville, Minneapolis at Toledo.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-25
MINNHAPOLIR.

Bases on balls: on Kenna, 4; on Kill
s; by Kilroy. 2; by Ford, T. Hit by pitcher
BY Kilroy, q by Kenna, /. Sacrifice hit:
Kenna Dundon, ONeill. Stolen bases:
Louisville, s; Minneapolis I. Passed ball:
Towne Double plays: Towne to Gremin-
ger, Stovall to Hughes, Kenna to Brashear.
Time; 1855. Umpires Kerins and Eagin
Toledo Wins from Milwaukee.
TOLEDO, April 24.-Toledo took the final
game from Milwaukee today to 4. Long
hitting by both teams was the feature and
ten doubles we're the result. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-25
Kansas City shuts out indianapolis
in Pitchers Battle.

INDIANAPOLIS, April A-In a pitchers
battle between Frantz and Crowley, Kan
sas City shut out the locals, l to 0, here to-
day Both men pitched great BALL but
trantz was more fortunate. Hopke made
a sensational one-handed catch of line
drive In the first inning. Score
KANSAS CITY. INDIANAPOLIS.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-25
Thirteen-InninR Mo.

BROOKLYN, April A-The Boston and
Brooklyn teams played a thirteen inning
tie game today. Darkness ended the play
with each side having one run. 1t was a
pitchers battle and neither side was
charged with an error. Score:
BOSTON BROOKLYN
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-25
Sioux win in the First.

SIOUX CITY, April Ballard hitting in
the first inning won todays game for Sioux
city from Denver by to 5. Two doubles
and two singles, with an error by Moore
the Teddy Bears could not overcome. Paige
who started the pitching for Denver, was
relieved by Wright in the third. Score
gIOITX CITY
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-25
washington Beats New York.

NEW YORK. April A.-Washington beat
New York today, s 10 l. Patten held the
locals well in hand ali through the game
and with two-base hit In the seventh
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-25

Two-base hit: Wagner. Three base hit:
Clarke. Sacrifice hits: Storke (2), Gibson.
Stolen bases: Kelly, Byrne, Holly, Gibson.
Double play: Kelly and Marshall. Left on
bases ST. Louis, 81 Pittsburg, Z. First base
on balls on Karger g; or Leifeld, 4
Struck out: BY karger, 8; by Leiheld, g.
Passed ball Marshall, l. Time: 1;66 Um-
pire: ODay
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-25
/. Score;
nMnRnIH

Two-base hit: schaeter. Sacrifice hit:
Rossman Stolen base Jacobsen Left on
bases: Detroit, 8; st. Louis, 4 First base
on balls: on Siever. 2: of Jacobsen, g.
First base on errors: Detroit, /: st. Louis
5. Wild pitch: Jacobsen Time 1850.
Umpire: LpuRhlin
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-25
- 700 CURES
SKIN DISEASES

disease exist without UNDERLYING and in most
blood acids
this vital fluid These huo5s and acids get po the blood generally
and condition of members
collect and off the waste and refuse of tie body This unhealthy
matter
charged with the acid poison The blood ns effort to rid itself Of
off
dof
dfgung skin External
itching
skin clean affections blood
located thorough cleansing the only
permanent diseases S. S. the all blood purifiers
neutralng removing
humos the circulation that the skin instead tbg red and
exudg acd matter noushed and e COOLING
healthy stream of blood goes down to the Bottom the trouble
advice free THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA GA
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-25
won his own game by bringing in three
WASHINGTON


TwO-base hits: Laporte, Patten. Double
play: Doyle to Eberfeld to Chase. Left
on bases: New York Z; Washington, 6.
First base on balls: on Petten, 2. First
base on errors: New York, 3; Washington,
3 Struck out: BY Doyle, 2; by Patten, g.
Hit by pitched ball: BY Doyle wild
pitches: Doyle, q Time: 2:O6. Umpire:
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-25

ThTee-base hltsi DAVE. Cross. Home
run: Davis. Sacrifice hits: Collins
UnElaub, Cross. Double plays: Coon bs
to Cross to Davis; Armbruster to Wagner
Bases on balls on Young. 2; OF Coombs
l. Wild pitch; Young. Time: 1:4l UNI
pires: Connolly and Evans.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-25

Slave Trader. =. s Newton.s entry. The
city and suburban handicap is OF 1000 SOW
ereigne for 2-year-olds and upwards, about
one mile and a quarter.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-25

GAMES IN THE NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games today: Denver at Omaha, Linco
at Des Moines, Pueblo at Sioux City.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-25

Moore. Double play; whecfer 70 Reddick.
Stolen bases Murphy, Toman o., Bauer.
Sacrifice hit Bennett Bases on balls: on
ball: Toman. Struck out: BY Bennett, 3;
by Wright, a. by Paige, 2 Missed third
strike: Zalusky Time ] 30. Umpirea: Bren-
nan and Qlrlord Attendnncei 300
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-25

DIES MONIES, April A.-AnOther strong
finish in the ninth won for the Champs to-
day Schroeder. Mike keleys boy pitcher,
had held Pueblo down well until the eighth,
when he began to weaken and two scores
came In. In the ninth Schroeder took a
brace and the first two men were retired,
but Schipks let Cooks grounder escape
him, Melchoir singled. McGilvray walked
and Elwerts single scored two and tied up
the game Then Miller went In and closed
the Inning without further damage. Then
Schipke led on for the Champs and took
first through an error, Dexter singled,
Corkhill sacrificed and VOLTS single drove
In the winning score. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-25
Detroit shuts out st. Louis,

DETROIT, April A-Two scratch infeld
singles by Jacobsen prevented Siever from
getting a no-hit performance against the
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-25
Philadelphia Wins Pitchers Battle
from New York,

PHILADELPHIA, April 24S-Philadelphia
won the first game of the series from New
York here today in a pitchers battle. A
base on balls, followed by two doubles
won the game for the home team in the
first inning. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-25

IWO-base hlts. Bateman IZJl SmOOt vi
Armbruster, Mccormick, Demont, McChes-
ney, BarbeRu, Green. Stolen bases: II.
Clark McChesney, Green. Hits: or SUIT
hoff in six innings; off Eells, in three
innings Double plays Mccormick to
Bateman, Mccormick to Roth Hit with
ball: H. Clark. Struck out By Suthoff,
3; by Eells, l. by Curtis, 2. Bases on balls:
Time. 1,b0
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-25
Eleven-InnlnE Nc.

LOUISVILLE, April 2L-Louisville and
Minneapolis played eleven innings to tie
here today Ford relieved Kilroy in the
third inning. The game was called on
account of darkness Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-25
Totals
PUEBLO.
Y = u y III
ABB. r. /
atted for Bies in eighth.

"baLIed TOT BIes IN elghth.
zone out when winning score was made
Des Moines ........"l % II
Stolen bases: Hogriever, Mclaughlin
Androas, Dexter Elwert (0, Ryan.
Earned runs Des Moines, 8; Pueblo,
3. Two-base hits: Corkhill, Wolf, Smith.
Sacrifice hits: Ryan, McGilvray, HogTtever,
Corkhill Mclaughlin. Bases ON balls: on
Bies, 6; off Schroeder g. Hit by pitched
ball: BY Bies, l. by Schroeder, l. Struck
out: By Bies, /; by Gilbert, l. by Schroeder
g. Passed ball: Smith, 1. Time: 2:26. Inn
pife; Conihan. Attendance: 6O0
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-25

Omaha.
GAMES IN THE AMERICAN LEAGUE
Cleveland Defeats worlds Champions
Two to One,

CLEVELAND, April A-Cleveland OPP
ened the series with Chicago by defeating
the worlds champions, to /. Hinchman
won the game for the locals with three
baRRer Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-25

GAMES IN AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Games today: st Louis at Detroit,
Chicago at Cleveland, Washington at New
York, Philadelphia at Boston.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-25
CHICAGO.
CLEVELANr

Two-base hits: Bradley Stovall, IsbelL
Three-base hit: Hinchmi !. Double plays:
Joss q Lajoie to Stovall: Hinchman to
Stovall Left on bases: Cleveland. 8;
Chicago, 4. First base on errors: Cleve-
land l. Hit by pitcher; Joss !; Struck
100. Umpires Sheridan and Stafford.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-25
College Ball Gnmen.


At Indianola, Ia.-MIssouri 7; Simpson.
At West Point--West Point, s; Yale, 4.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-25
.Batted for Adams in i the ninth.


St, q Paul ... ......:..SS 81
Stolen bases: Friel. Koehler, Hartzel.
Bases on balls or Geyer, 2; off Adams,
g. Two-base hit: Hulswitt Home run:
Gessler. Double play: Geyer to Wrigley
Padden. Struck out: BY Geyer, 4; by
Adams. 2. Time: LAS. UmDire: Werden.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-25
Toledo Wins from Milwaukee.

'Batted for suthoff in sixth.
'Batted for Curtis in ninth.
Toledo ...............1 2 0 / o "a
Milwaukee .......... o 0 o.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-25

Three-base hit: Huesman. Sacrifice hits:
Lindsey, Kruger, Burke, Sullivan. Double
plays Hopke and Carr, Krug and Carr.
Left on bases Kansas City, g. Indianapolis,
z. First on balls: OF Frants, 2; of Crom-
ley, J. First base on errors: Kansas city,
3. Struck out: By Frantz, 8; by Cromley,
8: Passed ball: Livingston, /. Time 1870.
Umpires: Hayes and Sullivan.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-25
philadelphia Bunches Hits.

BOSTON, April 2A-Heavy hitting at
critical periods gave Philadelphia the game
today. TO L Scorer
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-25
Slated for Burch in ninth.

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