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svENTs ON THE RUNNING TRACKS
master Robert wins broadway stakes
At Gravea@na.

GRAvEsEND. June n-Master Robert,
the even money favorite. easly von the
broadway stakes At a mile and . sixteenth
backed ant ran a remarkable race. Trans
yasi went out TO make the pace and led
~ Sss lsRssS 70 sne sst sSrp; s nSfnT1 h,s
field. Al the upper turn ne began 20 cicse
up and IN the stretch caught TransvaAl
snd. taking the lead. won BY eight lensths.
FITs5 Tsse' RSsns,ssP NJ, a asf: mile - and 4
second. seaeain rSs. MccsrsSy. Is 70 3
third. Time: 1916 Gretna Green, Cairn-
sofm, Tony Bonero and sugar Pine also
Second race. Hunters steepleehase- 5.
ysar-olds and Up about tive a1d = halt
%os' Fs pss Sui psd nz. GO = H S smi ! 10 1 g Sec g
ond. Judge o'Gin dS, T. .Evsns. 70 u
third. Time: 4s5sN. Warrior also ran.
tu TIe5 { F"e SjseoS fsT-S dfs f NStt sP. i Il to %
won Oraculum nos. Mcdaniel, 30 70. II
second. Queen M~frsyerite Mecstthy'
Iaeber, Tom Mcdrath. Momentum. Big
Ben. BeardaIl. Chief Hayes and Right and
Fourth race. the Broadway stakes. 3
yeaT-olda, mile and a sixteenth Master
Robert u1o. @. Burns. even, won. Trans
iii Miller, : to i third. Time: Fey.
Fifth race, s-year-olds, selling, mile and
won. Tenancy by Courtesy dSi, shreye, d
to ID second, Brother Jonathan C$, E
DuEan. 9 70 - third. Time: l:S ceTr
stafford. MembeSsa. TfouSieaome. Coin.
c.dent. Senator Barrett, Black Oak and
H siHts Ts ssar m sisU Is i-year-O,as. five and
a half %fuFiongs: HSrIlssn. 90. . Lee
to u won. Statesman uos. r Duean, even
i TfSs: i ARFl oaS SS q ssrsS great Sfris. lBse.
bury, Footpad- Yankee Tourist. W. l.
BIpc6. High Bridge and sniff also ran:
a half furionss: Trois TemP 1S =
Ter. ! to $ second. Nation Cloth dos q
Sherlock. fhee Pippin, weymouth. Mar
Dryer, Dearly Belle, watch. Harlem Maic
AHd GSsT,Ts Also 5J ran; u-summ.ry a. La,
tohia:
Fret race. six furiOnks: ponaidO N2
Hogs, 5000, striEht) won. Alsattan Qee
warren. ySISd. SHOW, third. Time: los
LofimeI. Florida Glen, 'Tspe, Msconi
Ethel Carr, Blaae o'Light, Lady Hapsours
Western knight also ran.
Second race, six furlones: John. Louii
CS, Garner. s64eo. straighD won. Meados
I RFss.s Gi', oi P0 Henry e ',S,si p's sSSw, 'e tSiPG
Time: i:B. Oasis. Grande Dame. Lady We
Lucille D.. Sam Clay and MarInor also ran
Third race, five %furlongs; Devlser GU
Taylor, $3.50 straight won, Michael An
geio ON, Minder. ts.&. place. second. Ttafnl
Fast dOl. Martin. S2.%. show) third Time
i:0%. Battle Flea, Finesss COOK, TT
fieid, buomo, Dispute and Aspirin also ran
Aspirin finished third. but was disoualifie'
Fourth race, five furtonSs: Elisabeth
Harwood dio, Powers. F.1. straightl won
Lady Ruby fll0, Skirvin, t4s.S plAce) sec
ond. Bu4ha Vista ulo. Fogarty, Sis, show
third. Time; lsWh. Gold Lane FAR Mes
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GOVERNMENT NOTICES

OFFICE CONSTRUCTING QUARTER
master. Fort ~Leavenworth. Kansas, June
10. 1905. Sealed proposals, I'm triplicate. will
be received here until II a. m, central time,
June %, 1905, and then opened, for the con-
struction OF approaches and porticos for
Grant. Sherman and Sheridan halls al Fort
Leavenworth, Kansas. Full Information
and blank forms OF proposal furnished on
application to this office. Plans and speci-
ficatiOns may be seen here, also in offices
Of chief quartermaster at Omaha and Den
yer. and Secretary Master Builders ex-
chanEe. Kansas City, Mo. United States
reserves the right 10 accept OF reject any
veiopes 20 be endorsed Proposals for APP
proaches and POrticos' and addressed TO
Captain VIM. D.. Davis. Quartermaster.
J-i0-il-l2-lSls-i9
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ninmnna nuut.

Comiskey appears 20 have struck q good
find IN that man, AtA
So sakIne Of a hospital Iist, whaes the
matter with. omaha7 But svsrythinsn
come Out all right.
Doing from a thirteen shining vtctory to
the marriage altar, Bomaf certainly ought
to have been able 10 make q tsnestrike
with the bride.
isn't It rather the irony OF fate that
the fret year after the great Ned Hafhiou
left the Reds they should wake ap and
jump from contendefs for the cellar TO
contenders for the atttc7
Speaking Of speed, rehinds ps q Jimmy
In his noodle OF tearing from frat to third
on. the least provoeation. Three times he
ala Il Tuesday, making the plate twlet.
There 10 no use IN talking, that boy
Hoiienbeek has II on him and IN him and
he's going TO develop Into one of The great
est pitchers that ever trained 10 an Omaha
you can Say for any pitcher.
My, oh my. what will Graham be when
his knees set entirely well? The way
MAJ boy dia play ban on h. first day os.
kid going bare-footed for the first time
On the tpring. He shot through the atnos-
phsre all too swiftly for Denver u sec
him.
when Cincinnati first elGmesd up 70
second place some humorist yelled. Look
what's in second place" But Cinci IL sthi
the Cub Just one game :epsTssss ne
Pretssis ana the Worlds chsmpions and
the odds are at present IN favor Of the
former. The Cubs are weakened by q
long hospital list, while Cincinnati IL In It's
full stature Of strength. Still. Chicago
probably viii round 10 and ~ the flag.
but ifs q fight.
prof. Johnny Jones certainly must have
found the nfe-hind foot OF A rabbit IN tho
Aouthtast corner OF q graveyard on q starry
| night, the way he did put Il on those Sioux
Indians. Now. not disparasing Prof. Jones
At all, but whenever q team like
Sioux City stalks clean through q
amt without getting . hit of Johnny
Jones and makes fret base but twice. itA
a two 10 one bet that somebody's ioAfinG.
Jones IL 9 good. haEd-workng pitcher. but
he's not Q noshit- no-Eun. pitcher.
The Browns ara Continuing to show an
! inclination TO win that pennanG oh. Joy,
but wouldn't Il seem like old tinneai II 4
ChieaEo National LEAGUE team and q 81.
Louis American league. team should have
10 battle for the wofid's flag this year Il
would Certainly recall thote days OF the
500, when the then Chicago white soK)
National and g. Louis Rrownsl American
Observation-Disclosures the dAys Of tha Amer
can league-fought her out; when BPeldinR
and AnSoh were. ths Chicago nauts and
Won Der Abe ana comiskey, the b. L6uif
! magnates.
IT, E.. H- L. a
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Rourke family went picnicing. LeBrand
started II with a single and Pat Ragan laid
one toward Corbett who threw to second
to catch the runner. but alas. too late.
Jimmie Austin tantalized Manager Irwin
by bunting one right at him. and then beat
ing out the throw. filling the bases with
none out. Then came Graham. He had not
been able to connect safely before. but he
saw his chance and took it. With a short
sweep he headed the ball toward third
base. 1t rose and scooted and lit in fair
ground. giving all the runners a chance to
get home before Belden could field It.
Aubrey hit to wsldron. II looked to Ora
ham as though the ball was going safe, so
he moved off second too far, and was
caught for a double play.
Today for the Ladies'.
The same teams this afternoon, which
will be ladies' day.
The score:
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IOWA FALLS. Ia. June ii.-CspeciAl.E
A dual track meet and a driving matinee
IL the program for a big day At Bows 70.
morrow, when the Clarion High echool
athletic team VIII meet the Dows Athletio
association. The former team haa made q
splendid showing this season and The latter
letes IN this part Of the state. 90 that sDmA
COED time and near records are anticipates
In the varioys events Of the proeTAnA
judge VIII be County Attorney Bre1fofd
KhNpp OF Clarion. the other Jud9ea esihe
Prof. Blakely Of Ciarion and q. W. Finn
Of Bows. Thirty gofd and silver medals
have been purchased And viii be BWaf6ed
for first and second places.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-12

DIES MONIES. la. June 1k-tSpeciail-
Drake uniyersiys foot ball schedule for
The rear has Just eeen tnishsd' the last
Finch closing the NEGOTIATIONS for 4 game
with W~ashburn. Simpson, Coe and the
ana Grinneli Missouri. Iowa, washbarn
and Ames will furnish the hard games
Of the year. Three trips w1f be taken Uy
the Iowa team. In playing Coe the team
will 60 to Cedar RAPIDS and In playing
Iowa the Blue n White viii 60 10 Iowa
field. Washburn will be met ~ Topeka,
Kan. Simpson has not been on the Drake
schedule for three yesrS and this ls the
first season that washbura has piaye4
the local institution.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
CpsnupuoO)

C~psuuIluoO)
part lot Il, block 10. E. V. Smiths
addition Observation-Disclosures. 1900
Theodore A.. Lucke TO Gustave B.
Bondesson, part lot 10. block /, Mil
Jeanette J. Regain 10 Ami Reilly.
lot S, block Is, Carthage ............ 10
National Land company to Bertha
Laura Waidelich, lot IS, block 9,
Druid HUI 400
and wife, lot 9. Sullivan's addition. l
William c. Norris to Mary z. Dona-
& Ruth's addition ......~..... $500
Hastings q Heyden to William NJ.
Rhyn. lot 4, Home Place ............. 700
Same to Elizabeth NJ. Tubman, lot
10. replat OF block 8, Collier Place. ?
William H. Green and wife to Philip
addition Acknowledgements. 1908
Patrick B. Monaghan et al TO Ben
jamin Backer and w. d. Giffin, lot
!, Thornell's addition .............. /
-
Total .s226g7
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DIES MONIES. Ia. june u-Cepeciall-
John l. Gfiffith, for roOr years the coach
and manager Of tha M~erningside COLLEGE
teams a. Sioux City. hss. been elected q
q similar Position 81 nreke university "a
succeed Charles Pen. who has resigned "a
60. to California. A new policy e 70 ~
inaugprated at Drake WIN his coming and
he win not cniy coach TIRE track and foot
ball teams. but Will the earna ~
well. q system being adopted similar 20 the
Catlin both eosehes apd msnsfes the
Griffith graduated from Beloit college.
where ne was q member Of the eape Team
on which the famous Mertin PLAYED. While
not = brilliant athlete, 0rifflth learned
the fine points 81 teaching others, ~ II
wei shown BY his splendid Eyeeese as
M~orninestoe hete WIN OnLy seseSn.,
teams which have played many OF thu
larger schools OF the state TO . stAndsull
year afIer year Last eedsch hts team
whipped Creighton college OF Omaha a.
rectly after Drake had been beaten ~ II
toe score.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-12

80 ACRES GREELEY CCoLo) LAND.
in the great potato and sugar beet dis
trfcf. ana will GROW almost any crop. To
come under new ditch now building;
water By fall; Will be worth then 80 %
800 an acre. Frank X. Miller, sIs South
Pearl 81, Denver Colo. NDl-AAs ~
WANTED We have several thousand
acres OF good Colorado lands for sale: we
want good. live agents 70 represent US.
Globe Land and Investment Co, Omaha.
NeN (1D-Me6s
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Couerisns Are winners.

BROKEN BOW, Neb., June 1.-THE
Grand Island Business college defeated B o.
ken Bow city team here today. score By
innings. RH-E.
Grand Island. o 0 0 0 SO 2
Broken Bow. 0 o ] 0 0 0 Z : ~ > q
Batteries: Grand Island. Law and walsh,
Reams, SWope and SOmers.
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WITH THE
Following are the results in the bowling
contest last night:
Tennia

All Of the matches In the first round Of
the handicap tennis tournament which
started at the Field club Saturday were
finished last evening and resulted as fol-
George Rasmussen defeated Arthur serib-
ner. ga 81.
Ralph Rsiney defeated Robert Dining.
WIN Wood defeated John Hughes. -.
81
8 A. Capen defeated samuel Caldwell.
81, 06 Ga
Harry Koch defeated Gaylord Martin.
6-s. rs.
The second round viii be played this
evening. Many OF the matches were hard
fought and interesting. The finals VIII be
played Saturday afternoon.
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STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
AMER Assn
WEST. LEAGUE
LLEAG
AMER LEAGUE.
GAMES TODAY.

Western L~eague-Denver at Omaha,
Pueblo at Des Moines. Sioux City at Lin
coin.
National LeaEue-Pittsburg at New YORK,
Cincinnati at Boston. Chicago at Brooklyn,
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
American League-Washington at 81.
Louis, Philadelphia at Chicago, New York
at Detroit, Boston at Cleveland.
American observation-disclosures at In
~dianapolis. Kansas City at Louisville. st.
Paul at Columbus. MINI eapolis at Toledo.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-12
Philadelphia Beat ST. LonIs.

PHILADELPHIA. June u.-Phfadel-
phia's few hits were mixed today with 81.
Louis errors and the latter lost. Score;
P-HILADFIPHIA ar In1ra
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PtckereIl Win. q Pair.

BEATRICE. Neb.. June I0.-CspeciaI Tele-
gram.)-The Pickerell ball team won two
fast games today from Firth, the first
game by a score Of Z 10 s and the second.
s to a In the Beatrice City league the
Nursery team won from the Dutch by a
gcofe Of I to G
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Relinquishment

4 homestead-sD acres near Harrison, Neb.
Vow here is a bargain. Get busy. Address
w $50. care Omaha Bee. CO@8 Il
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-12
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Adelph r. Erpelding to John Freese.
lots ~ II, Is. 10 and II. block l.
Noes, subdivision ..----..-S
Reed Bros g Ann Mats part LOT
Reed Bros 20 Mansfield r. Matthew.
part lot 81 Gise's addition ...-......
County treasurer 10 security Invest
rnent Co. part lot 4 block >. m e
provemant Association addition ....
SameTo am lot 3 block I. Hopes
Bonanza addition ....-.-..-..-...
same to same, lot = block Il, Brown
Boulevard PARK Improvement COM
pany 10 Sinner a Chase company
part cot I, block 3 Boulevard PARK.
Simmer a Chase company 70 100
A. Rogers. part same ...--.....-.-.
Marie sksiak and husband 10 Frank
YaHa, lot Is DreNei 4 MauEs ad-
county treasurer 10 o Reed, lot
- block a. Walnut Hnl ......---..
Charles c. Baker n wife to George
Morton Part lots II and L. BLOCK
hilsiue no.
beger. lots I and 4 block & Ma
honey a M~innehan's addition ......
James Corr 20 Dora Hasburgh. lot 8
o1rena Nelson TO Nels II. Nelson.
part lot l. block ssl. Omaha.
William = Merritt TO Nathaniel r..
Ewing and wife. lot "a block s.
George r. chlds to Jennie Z. Rud.
part BOt IA block al. Benson -.
Alma Peters 70 William c Deicher.
block q. Afnlard ..,,~...........
Jasper Smith and Wffe>to Alfred
AksFs. lots 5 and s block IS Flor
ciiaSSo, HSBrtsEs ana vie 10 George
n Abortion. lots 9 "a 10 II. n
"a ~ IA r. - and - block u
lots q 81 q and - block 2 lots
0 and ia IS ~ "a s. s. a.
= a. - and -. block 4 lots
9 q "a " @ 81 and ~ block 6:
lots LAS II. r. IA. Is. "a =. %
Sas9a book 70, ssess %
all N BrigsB Place .--,-.....-..
- e. G6idsmfh 70 Grace L BiTkstt.
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SIOUX CITY.

DOuDIe UIdYH. JuUUhuU "a IaB0IeT 70
Thomas. Sacrifice hit: Fox stolen bases
Fox. Holmes, Andreas, SEVERED. Struck
out: BY Johnson. s; by Furchner. g. Base
on balls: off Johnson, 4; off Furchner. 4
Wiz pitch: Furchner. Time: Ia. Umpire:
Davis. attendance. $50
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-12
THREE STRAIGHT FOR DIES MONIES
ruebIO's Pitchers Are mme All
over the Lot.

DIES MONIES. June u-Des MOines made
Il three straight today BY overwhelming
Pueblo BY the score OF 10 70 /. Ford was
while Bies and Nichols were
easy. The star catch OF the day was made
by smith. who nabbed a foul just off the
BadeT picked up some hard flies in center
field. Raedel caught his first game Of
bail and acquitted himself splen-
didly. Flournoy and Fitzpatrick did the
hard batting for Des Moinsa- Umpire
Brennan compelled Fitzgerald 10 leave the
round The score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-12
GAMES IN AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Columbus wins Both Ends of Double
Header from kanaaa CITY,

COLUMBUS, o., June II.-Coiumbus by
winning both games today broke even in
the series with Kansas City. Hits were
punched on Wood in the first game. while
Brandon was pounded in the final
Raidy's play throughout and the batting
of James in the first game were the fea-
lures. Score, first game:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-12
SIOUX AGAIN UNABLE TO SCORE
Lincoln Wins on n Base on Balls and
Two Errors.

LINCOLN, Neb., June n.-Lincoln won
from Sioux City today by the same score,
? to ., in a game mat in many respects
was almost an exact counterpart OF that
OF yesterday. The two runs came in the
first inning without a. hit. the result OF
a base on balls and two errors. After the
fatal first there vas nothing doing for
either side. Both Johnson and furchneT
pitched winning ball. ana neither was at
any time in danger after the first An
dreas. Granville and Gagnier made some
pretty stops and throws. but almost
throughout the batteries were the whole
thing. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-12
Burwen wins Fast tame.

BURwELL, Neb., June n.-tSpeciaL)-
The BurWel Tigers defeated Sargent in a
fast game played on the Sargent grounds.
score: Burweil. 4, Sargent, 2 Batteries:
BurWell. Carrothers and Laud; Sargent,
Alexander and DeafeQbaugh-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-12

Runs earned; Des Moines, s. Two-base
hits. Flournoy. Fitzpatrick, Patterson,
,; off Bies. 3: off Nichols. l. Hit by
pitcher. Dolsn, by Bies; Bader. by Mich
OILS: Patterson, by Ford. Struck out: BY
Ford. 5: by Bies. 3 Stolen bases: Flour
noy. Dwyer. Sacrifice hits: Niehoff, Fitz-
patrick. Flournoy, Spencer. Time: 10
Umpire: Brennan. Attendance, 80.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-12

Struck out. BY Durham, 5; by Miller, s
Wild pitch; Miller. sacrifice hits; Coulter.
Carr. fWo-base hits; Geier. Noonan. Three
base hit: Hayden. Home run: Bush. Double
play: Bush TO Williams to Carr. Bases on
bases: Cook, Hopke ~. Passed bail: J..
Meyers. Time: 900. CmpFe: KERN.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-12

baticchio. Home run: Wagner. Stolen
bases: Tenney, Donlln. Doyle. Left on
SaseS on f baiiS: off z Wis EsT York 1 s F ssst
on errors: Pittsburg. 2. Hit by pitched
ball: By Willis. l. Struck out: BY Mathew
O'Day and KLEIN.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-12

sBatted for Bergen 10 eleventh inning.
Chicago .......O o 0 0 . Ia
Brooklyn ...... 0 0 o 10 0 0 O-1
hits: Steinfeldt. Tinker. Pattee. Humme l.
Stolen bases: Steinfeldt. Maloney, Jordan.
Double play: Steinfeldt, Evers and Chance.
Left on bases. Chicago. ~; BROOKLYN 10.
Base on balls: OFT Wilhelm. S; off Lund-
gren, :. Base on errors: Chicago l. Struck
out: BY Wilhelm, 2, by Lundgren, 4. Wild
pitch: Lundgren. Time: 2:ll. Umpire: Inns
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-12
ADMINISTRATIONS

EXPERIENCED stenographer; excellent
references. Address ID" Omaha BsA
Council BluffA- C2)-AeoL
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-12

Totals......O u Is . -
Totals 80 7A
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-12

HARRISON COUNTY dowA) FARM
o SALE AT A BARaAIN-iso-acre
Improved farm. 4 miles from market; good
6room house, barn, sheds, granary. hog
houses hen house. cribs, etc: 20 acres
pasture. 8 acres meadow, 2 acres alfalfa
IS acres fine winter wheat. % acres oats
balance IN corn rented Tor tWo-Iuths OF
crop delivered; this years rent to go
with the sale OF farm II sold before July
1k Price 50 per acre II sold before the
above date. Address owner, eos Brandeis
Bldg.. Omaha Neb. Gol-Ms8 =
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-12

Two base hits: Hannifan. Dahlen. Sacri-
flee hits: Kane, Hannifen. Graham, DIhlen.
%cinnnati. S: Boston. g. Bases on balls: Off
Campbell, 2. Base on errors: Cincinnati, &;
Boston. 1. Struck out: BY Campbell. I; by
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-12
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE. FRIDAY, JUNE -, 1908.
CUBS WIN IN TIE ELEVENTH
Hard Fought and Interesting Game in
Brooklyn.
LUNDGREEN PITCHES GOOD GAME
wilhelm Also Keeps Hits Wen eeat-
tered-FieldinE OF the visitors
is FaultIess--seores of
Games.

BROOKLYN. June u.-Chicaso pulled out
an eleven inning victory over Brooklyn to-
DAY. II was a hard fought and interesting
contest E~orc.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-12

BOSTON. June ll.-Boston hit Campbell
hard In the seventh and eighth. winning
tuday's game, 5 to /. Bouites was effective,
Beaumont's muff OF the long fly allowing
the visitors their only run. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-12
CLEVELAND

Base on errors: IIeyeand, l., Bostoh'
l. Two-base hits: Hickman Cnglaub.
Three-base hit: J. Clarke. Sacrifice hits;
Hinchman, Morgan. Stolen bases, J.
Clarke. Thoney. Double play: Lajoie, 10
Off Morgan. 4. Hit by pitched BAH:
Hinchman. Left on bases: Cleveland, 9;
Boston. s. Struck out: BY Chech, a; Oy
Morgan. S. Time: 1852. Cmpire:
O'Loughlin.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-12

LESS THAH RoUR DAYS AT SEA
The Empresses sail from Quebec 70
liverpool In ak days: two days on the
majestic 81 Lawrence speed. comfort
sleKance aud safety are combtned IN thssa
splendid express
Ask any ticket agent Tor Particulars.
Call or write for illustrated booklet
describing personally ~cenaneted Euro
q =. BEH1AbIn. ssA. At
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CIereIand BIanl. Boston.

DETROIT. Mich, June ll.-Both Nillett
troit made its hits at more oppontune
times and supported its pitcher better.
New York filled the bases with none out
In the fourth. but did not score Grit
fifth and Elberfeld were benched by the
umpires. Tomorrow the American league
nnrnnnt Will he ralsed. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-12

TWO-base hits: Iobb, OLeaTy. oaNTI-
flee hits: schaefer. Jones. Willett Chase.
Stolen bases: Cobb. Nile. Left on bases:
Detroit' 8; New York. s. Base on balls: Off
Wtllett. 2; off Chesbro. 2. Struck out:
BY Willett. 8: by Chesbro. ?. Time: l'2O.
Umpires: Sheridan and Egan.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-12

sBatted for Kelley in the ninth.
st. Louis ......-. 0 l 0 0 6
Two base hits: Delehanty, c. Jones. Hits:
OFF Powell. 6 in three and one-ehird in
ninEs; off Waddell. l in five innings; off
Johnsonn s in three and two-thirds innings;
off Falkenberg, 1 in one and one-third in
ninEs, off Kelley, 3 in four innings. Sac
rifice hits: Ganley, Milan ~, Ferris, ely
mer. Left on bases; Washington. s, 81.
Louis. 8. Bases on balls: off Powell, 2; off
Walkenberg. /; off Johnson, 1; off keeleY,
/. Struck out: BY Powell. 2; by Kelley, 2:
by Waddell. 6. Wild pitch: Keeley, l. Time
1883 Cmpires: Hurst and Evans.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-12
'tunelN. Score.
prffT puH.

Lett on bases. Chlcago. q FhlIaueIphla,
Tannehil. Sacrifice hit: Sullivan. Double
plays: Anderson. Atz and Parent; Parent
J. Collins. Murphy and H. Davis. Struck
out: BY Smith. s: by Coombs, l.. Base on
balls: Off Smith. 2; off Coombs. {; off Wick
ers. 2 Hits. Oft Schiller. ? in one-third
inning; off Vickers. in four and two
thirds innings: off Coombs, 2 in three in
nings. Wild pitch: Vickers, 2 Hit by
pitched ball: Alta. Time; 2:S. Umpire: Con-
molly.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-12

Two base hits; D~elehanty, Doom. Let on
bases: st. Louis, 2; Philadelphia, s. aacri-
flee hits: Konetchy. Hostetter, Corridor.
Double plays: Hostetter and Gilbert; Doo-
lin. Knabe. and Bransfield. Struck outs
By Fromme. l. Base on errors: ST. Louis, 1;
philadelphia, 3 Bases on balls: off
Fromme 2 Time. l:IT. Umpires: tombstone
and Rigler.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-12
PIrates pefeat aiantn.

NEW YORK. June n.-Misplays, fncIud-
Ing a wild throw by Bridwell and errors
by Mathewson and Doyle, enabled Pitts
ourg 10 win today's game from the locals
by 5 to ?. Wagner's home run was the
batting feature. Score
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-12
KANSAS CITY.
Totals % 10 n /

Beckley. Sacrifice hit Kihm. Base on
balls; off Taylor. 3. off Wood. S. Two
base hits: Carlisle t2). Neighbors. Three
base hit: James. Double plays: sullivan
pitched ball. Congalton. Struck out: BY
Taylor. 4; by Wood, 4. Time: 1850. TIM
pire: owens.
Score. second game:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-12

Iso-sa h1s AI"aDluSei' het
bases: Toledo. :; Milwaukee. s Double
play: Mccarthy to Hinchman to Lister.
Hit By pitched ball. BY schneibefG. /
schneiberg. j. Sacrifice hit: Hinchman.
Stolen bases: Barbeau. Hinchman- Struck
QUIT By Gillen. 8. BY Schnklbers. / Wild
Es1e ana Pisrhsiter
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-12

SO suits - order. rs: s pants for "a
Msecarthy-wnson. ~ South 10Th.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-12

CHICAGO. June ~1l.-Smith pitched su-
perbly against his opponents and Chicago
Shut out Philadelphia. Z to o. today. The To-
calls took advantage OF the visitors mis-
plays and hit opportunely. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-12

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