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, 1908-09-04
Chief Of 3. Of I. +.

Sargent was a native of Vermont
and "a years of age. For seventeen
years he was chief of the Brotherhood
of Locomotive Firemen. He has been
commissioner general of immigration
since 1902.
, 1908-09-04
HERE LOOKING AFTER
IEGAI BUSINESS.

Mr.. and Mrs. G. Wal Brandon of
Plumbago canon were at the court
house this afternoon, looking after
some legal business. They came to
the city night before last.
, 1908-09-04
JUDGE TAFT TO MAKE
NUMBER Of SPEECHES

trip will be the start of a number of
speaking tours by the republican pres
idential candidate. The demand for
his presence in a number of states is
insistent.
, 1908-09-04
SARGENT
IS DEAD
COMMISSIONERS OF IMMIGRATION
VICTIM OF ATTACK OF sToM-
AcH TROUBLE AT WASH.
INcToN TODAY.

Native Of Vermont and for Seventeen
Years Was CHIEF Of Brotherhood
of Locomotive Firemen-Bonanza
Wheat Farmer Of North Dakota Is
Dead-oeneraI otis Of Los Angeles
Times to Undergo Operation.
, 1908-09-04

and left this afternoon for Boulder,
Colo, where he will attend the UNI
yersity of Colorado. He is q brother
OF E. R. Augspurger OF this city.
, 1908-09-04

Warehouseman Changes Domicile.
Guy Shoemaker. the warehouseman
at the freight depot, is today remov-
ing to sos Fremont street with his
family, where they will De at home to
their friends.
, 1908-09-04
DISCHARGED soLDIERo
FROM CAMP CRAWFORD,

p. J. McGill. G. W. Hllin9ton and J.
r. Mockby. who were discharged from
the army at Camp Emmett Crawford,
It the conclusion Of their enlistment,
were here last night, on their way
AonB.
, 1908-09-04

WoMAN,s CLUB WILL
MEET ON SATURDAY.
There will be q meeting of the Lar
annie sWoman's club at 3 o'clock Sat
urday afternoon. at the clubs rooms
in the Carneoie building.
, 1908-09-04

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
TO RESUME SERVICES.
All the departments Of the Presby-
terrain cuhrch will resume on Sunday,
including Sunday school, preaching
morning ed evening and Christian
Endeavor meetings in the evening.
, 1908-09-04

Why rot g. all the news when It u
By reading The Republican,
, 1908-09-04

GOING FOR TRIP
THROUGH COLORADO.
Mrs. James William Campbell of
Elk mountain Is in the city. the guest
of the family Of her mother, Mrs.
Oline Thobro. Mr.. Campbell IL ex-
pected from their home at Elk noun
tain tomorrow, and upon his arrival
they will leave for = combined bust
ness and pleasure trip through Colo
RADIO, visiting \ number Of cities.
, 1908-09-04
PROCTOR GAVE BOND
FOR TRIAL HERE.

John Proctor, charged with assault,
and battery upon G. J. Phelan at Rock
River, was hnld to the district court
yesterday afternoon. pond being hxed
1t @1ee. which was given. County
AttcIney Downsy and Sheriff Bower
rstnsnea fsc4 nnce River iast nisAt
, 1908-09-04
Bryan at His Home.

Fairview, Lincoln, NeD, Sept. A.
William J.. Bryan today delivered two
dictation speeches, one at the state
fair grounds. the other at Tabitha
home for the aged. Among his callers
was Herman Ridder, the New York
editor, on his way home from the
west. He brought fiattering reports
of the political situation as he found
1t In the west, particularly among the
farmers.
, 1908-09-04
Spent Day Writing letters.

Middle Bass, O., Sept. 4.-Judge
Taft found it necessary to devote to-
day to correspondence, abandoning his
customary fishing expedition.
, 1908-09-04
TEACHERS MEETING AT
BAPTIST CHURCH TONIGHT.

The teachers and officers of the Bap-
tist Sunday school will hold their first
fall meeting tonight, at the home Of
the pastor. Business OF Importance
will come up.
, 1908-09-04
Private Car Held.

San Francisco, Cal, Sept. 4-The
private a belonging to Colonel w.
c. Greene, the Cananea copper mag
nate. who arrived with his family from
the Orient yesterday, has been seized
by the sheriff here and the trip OF
Colonel Greene to the south was de-
layed.
, 1908-09-04
WILL LEAVE SUNDAY
TOR HOME IN AUTO

Mr.. and Mrs. l. NJ. Case. who are
going to their former home In New
Ycrk In an automobile. win leave here
on sunday, making the trip by easy
stages.
, 1908-09-04

bailey REPUBLICAN, 50 cents . month.
, 1908-09-04
Made on Attachment.

The seizure was made on an attach
ment arising out OF the suit filed by
DIR. E B. Perrin for the recovery Of
$4,000 alleged to be due the plaint-
III as the purchase price Of certain
Arizona lands sold to Colonel Greene.
Merely Misunderstanding.
DR.. G%albraith, Greene's private Sec
rotary, said the seizure of the car was
merely the result or a misunderstald-
ing.
, 1908-09-04

From careful observation" said
Ridder. Il am convinced that the dem.
ocratic national ticket will be elected.
l found in every section of the country
bitter resentment against the repub.
lfcan leaders among the members of
that party because of the attitude OF
the leaders on the tariff question. The
are going to support the DEM
ocratic ticket almost unanimously"
, 1908-09-04
HUSBAND C0NFESS[S
He KILLED ! i ;f e. VI ms

accidental discovery Of the mutilated
torso of his wife in a trunk. which he
caused to be placed in a room at No. Z
Hancock street, was believed to be the
substantial recital of the incidents of
the crime.
Knocked wife Down Steps.
He said that following a quarrel he
struck his wife. knocking her down a
flight Of stairs. Afterwards he cut up
the body.
Mentally Deranged.
Jordan's relatives say he has given
evidence of mental arrangement for
some time. When arraigned today Jor-
dan pleaded not guilty to the charge
of murder.
, 1908-09-04

MANY HOUSES DESTROYED.
, 1908-09-04

TWO PAPERS FILED
OF PUBLIC INTEREST.
George w. Holmes has filed proof
of labor on the International group of
mining claims and James Terry has
fled his brand certificate.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-18
DIES MONIES AND DENVER DIVIDE

Time: 1.so Empires: Brennan and Davis
Attendance. 50.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-18
REAL ESTATE
Canada.
FOR QUICK SALE AT SAC.

Five first-class farming sections south
west of Fort Morgan, Colo. Good soil.
Possibility OF trigatton. VIII make at
THE W. F. SHELTON LAND AGENCY,
Ss IS 18th ST.. Omaha, Neb.
9)-M6l1 u
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-18

IWU-UaaE M. = NTITTr- TUTEG-UaGe TTT
Schneider. sacrifice hits: Lewis, Lawler.
Gibson. stolen bases. LaWler. Gibson %.
Struck out: By Williams. Z. Bases on balls
OFF Williams. .. off Cas- & Kit Uirh
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-18
CUBS LEAD Ar BAT AND IN FIELD
Chicago Also stlI has the King of
National Pitchers.

The Chicago Cubs lead the National
league in team batting and fielding. stll
have MordeCai Brown, King OF all pitchers,
Evers and Chance, two OF the greatest
base runners, rave a slightly higher bat
ting average today than at the close OF
last season, and yet rank third In the PEN
nsnt race with an average at this time OF
.5Ss against .7O4 at the finish OF 1901.
II is a curious thing that despite the
slump OF some Of the u sluggers the
team as a whole, is Leading the National
league in team batting with an average
OF Isl. the same average by the way that
Omaha has at present. Chance closed the
1877 season as the heaviest Cub hitter with
a percentage OF 1913 and today Chance Is
batting .2S. Schultz was next to Chance
last year with 81 and when ne last
played this year his average was 81. Then
last year came kling .&4, who Is now
batting .2S, and zimmerman and Johnny
Evers are at present the Gun s!uSsers
with averages OF .S2S and sos, respectively.
Evers closed last year with 81. Tinker IL
another Cub who has picked up this year.
He closed 1907 with .21 and Is now hitting
at .254. Steinfeldt and Sheckard are both
below last year. Ehe team as a whole, Us
closer together. however. So far II would
appear that the slump in Individual batting
accounted in n large measure for the slump
In the teams standing and II does nave
its influence. but here Is a point 10 De
noted In this connections: The teams per
centage today Is Isl II closed 1907 with a
team percentage of 20, ranking thlrd IN
team batting in the league. Just .Wl' there
fore. is the difference between the CUP
team batting today, when II stands miro
IN the pennant race with a percentage o.
$50 and the close. Of last season When "
finished first with a percentage or .I04
The answer is: The Cubs are not the only
ones PLAYING bail this year.
Hans Wagner still holds the scepter tnal
I has made him Hans Wagner. He tops the
league with the average OF .Sl and their
come Zimmerman. Donlin, Evers. Ruei'
bach. Lobert. Howard. only the first four
being in the 800 class. Evers and Chenct
still maintain their prestige as base run
ners.
for the National league that afford 81
much food for hough
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-18
LINCOLN EASY FOR CHAMPS
Pile Up Enough Runs to Win in the
Opening Innings.
RAGAN TOO MUCH FOR LINCOLN
Thomas and Gagnier only ones Able
20 solve His Delivery in a
tanner which Counts on
score BOARD.

LINCOLN. Aug. 1.-THE Omaha cham
piors were easy SINNERS today by a score
Of 5 to > The wildness Of Hendrix and
timely singles BY Austin and King gave
the visitors a lead of four runs in the two
opening innings, cinchmg the result IN
4 Nnaha's favsr. Raglan pitched in good
f1rm. and Thomas and Gagnier were the
only Greenbackers able TO solve his slants
With any degree Of success. Thomas landed
for a double and a triple. The Lincoln
,lub. which departed FOR Colorado tonight,
Is 10 play an exhibition game tomorrow
a; McCooS. Omaha is to play at Friend.
The score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-18
Gun Company Team - Beaten by
score of 3 TO 4.

HOOPER, Neb., Aus. N-lspecialD-The
fast Hooper base ball team defeated the
Townsend Gun company team In one OF
the fastest games seen on the local grounds
was fast and in doubt until the final in
ming, being played In fifty-fve minutes.
The Hooper team played a great game In
the field. Harris AZ shortstop pulled off a
few spectacular plays. Inability TO hit
with men on bases lost the game for the
ToWnscnds. Cross pitched a great game
for Hooper. striking out ten men and al
lowing only three hits. Morearity for the
ToWnsends pitched winning ball, but luck
was gains him. He only allowed the
Hooper sluggers three hits. Phenomenal
catches tn the 0utfield by w. Zellers. Fall
coner and Rabnovitz were the features OF
the contest. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-18

AbeotL c.....g eFIynn. gb....1 o 2 Q
Lister. 10 ... on Z tMcOnmL fbg Q ? Q
Mccarthy, 50. 3 0 : / vHoetfnsr. c...3 o 5 .
stssn, p......3 o Z q oDOughery, 81 o o , Q
-
Totals ......D 81 lz ! Totals .....E - % 1
TOIeuu ............O . . y 1 v v y ~
Milwaukee ............O v @ Q o @ 10
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-18
Bader Knocked out by a Pitched Ball
In the second.

DENVER. Colo. Aug. E.-Artie Bader
was hit on the head by a pitched ball IN
the second game today, being 80 badly
hurt he was taken away IN an ambulahSe.
The bail was a nib inshoot sent IN py
Adams. which Bader thought was g2ine
high over the plate; instead. it. took a
savage bend. striking him on the back or
the head. For the while his left side ives
paralyzed. but he had recovered the use
Of hts muscles when taken from the PARK
Jackson gave Des Moines a stare IN the
first inning Of the first game with a pad
throw to first. Good hitting folloved. Civ
ing Des NToines a safe lead. Errors gave
them chances in two other innings, 50 the
game was speedily lost. Wonderful catches
BY Cassidy and F1ournoy were features.
Witherup pitched one Of his best games.
In the second. two three-bAggers by Nc
| Donough. following hits by Kinneally.
gave TIE contest 10 Denver. The game was
| called az the end Of the fifth on the usual
| plea Of darkness. but the injury 10 Bader
had made players and spectators willing
that the game should be stopped. Score.
l first game.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-18
weston wins Two Fast Games.

WESTON, Neb., Aug. T.-(Special)-
The Reds yesterday won two OF the hard
est games OF the season. winning the first
from Valparaiso by a score Of 4 10 5, going
eleven innings, and shutting CerescO out
in the second, 4 70 .. Score, first game;
R.HE
Valparaiso .........OO2OO0O0l00S a /
Weston .............1 o. OOOOO2O IA 10 l
Batteries: Valparaiso. Hudkins and
Cheever: Weston, Warren and Volta
struck out: BY Hudkins Il; by Warren, a.
Umpire, Hurky Of Valparaiso. Score, sec
ond game. h.H.E
Weston ...............OOOO0O22'+ S 0
Batteries: Cerssco, Robin and Jones;
Weston. PaCal and Volta Struck out: BY
Robin. :; by Pacal, 5. Umpire: KoIdela.
The feature OF this fwas the batting
Of Volta and perfect fielding by the whole
team
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-18
STORE WIN RUBBER AT FREMONT
BY score of X to 4 the Omaha Team
L. Successful.

The Storz Coronas Of Omaha took the
decisive game from the locals at Fremont
Sunday 5 to e. Young was on the rubber
for the visitors and pitched gilt-edged ball,
not allowing a safe hit and passing but two
meLL He vas forced to retire on account
Of the extreme heat in the sixth inning.
Brodbeck took his place, but was wild. al
lowing six bases on balls and three hits in
the last three innings. Bando was the star
in the field, having four difficult chances.
Ravens for the locals pulled down some
long flies that looked good for hits. Score
nrnnn- nnnnNaa nrAInNr
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-18
PHILADELPHIA
CHICAGO
An Il Z

IUTCe-DHsE M IIOAtT. HIS. UTT
Foxen. ) in seven innings. Sacrifice hits:
Chance, Tinker Stolen bases: Evers,
Grant. Double play: Ruelbach to Tinker
to Chance. Base on balls: Off Ruel-
bach. ? off Foxen. 2; off Richie, 2. Base
on errors: Chicago, l; Philadelphia, !.
Hit by pitched ball: Magee. Struck
out: By Ruelbach, 8; by Foxen, .. Time:
1898. Empires: O'Day and Rigler.
Giants shut Out Cardinals.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 17.-Mathewson was
at his best and New York shut out st.
Louis by a score OF 3 to 0. The game
was called at the end OF the sixth on
account OF rain. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-18
IR FOR
Lee-GIass-Andreesen Team Wins Two
Games at McCleIIand, la.

The observation-disclosures won Soth
games Of their double-header Sunday
afternoon, at McCleland, Ia. MOrearIty
held the IOwans TO three safe hits and had
no difficulty in scoring a shutout. Dough-
erty's hitting, the fielding OF Lawler and
Minikus and Morearity's pitching were the
features. In the second game Big Gus
had everything his own way, and but for
an eXcusable error by Gibson in the first
inning. would have administered 10 the Nc
Clellsnd team their second whitewash in
one day, something that has not been &C
eomplHshed this season. About 300 fans ac-
companied the Lee-Glass-Andreesen team
first game:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-18
HUsTLERs WIN NO-HIT GAME
Team of Council Bluffs Vic
Tins, the Score 3 to ..

The Ideal Hustlers defeated the Phoenix
team on the grounds OF the former across
the river Sunday afternoon in one OF the
most interesting games Of the season BY
a score OF 3 to 0. Hansen for the Hus-
tiers pitched his second nO-nlt game OK
the season and featured his excellent
work by striking out fifteen of his oppo-
nents. Barring his wildness in the flrst
ing but three hits. Bases on balls,
coupled with a timely two-base hit was
his undoing in the first session. Reeds
fielding at third for the Phoenix team
was the feature OF the game, five hard
chances being accepted without a WoooIe'
Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-18

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
ceived at office OF Treasurer. Battle
Mountain Sanitarium. y. II. ID. Y. s. Hol
Springs. south Dakota, until u o'clock. NJ.
September- 5, 1905. and then opened for fur
nishtng and delivery OF Subsistence sup
plies, IL accordance with Instructions and
specifications, copies Of which, with blank
proposals and other information. may be
had uPon application 70 ~. A. Tucker,
Treasurer. AI0Iss
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-18
FINAL GAME GOES TO THE SIOUX
PuebIo's Pitchers Hit often and for
Extra BASES,

PUEBLO. Aug. T.-CSpecial telegram
Sioux City hit both Galgano and Fitzgerald
hard today and won the last game Of the
series by the score Of 5 TO /. The game was
called at the end Of the seventh to allow
the visitors to catch a train. In the first
ard second innings the Sioux began hitting
with two down and scored enough to win.
when Fitzgerald relieved Galgano, but
could not stop the hitting. Pueblo's only
run came as the result OF Hogrievers two
Dagger, a stolen base and a flyout. two
fine running catches by Green were the
features Of the game. Score:
nVDT~r -Ww
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-18
LEGAL NOTICES

OFFICE OF TIE SlOlA CITY AND
WESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY.
Omaha, Nebraska, August 3 lSG
To the Sto kholders:
Notice Is Lereby given. that the annua
meeting OF the stockholders OF The Sioux
Cttv and Western Railway compan viii
Be held At the office OF the company IN
south Sioux City, Nebraska, at ten 90
O'clock a. m. on Thursday, October Is. lSUs,
10 elect directors for the ensuing year and
10 sct upon the question OF selling the
railr,.ad property and franchise OF this COM
pany 10 the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Railroad company, the railroad and prop
erty aforesaid being now under lease 10
said company, and for the transaction OF
such other business as may legally come
before the meeting
BY order OF the Board OF Directors.
w. p. DURKEE,
Secretary.
AID Got
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-18
MERCHANTS BEAT LUMBERMEN
Game on Diets Association Grounds
Full of Errors.

In a rather uninteresting game, in which
the errors OF the lumber men helped to
make the game oEe-sided, the fast Mer-
chants team defeated the Dietz association
team Sunday afternoon on the latter's
grounds by a score Of s to >. The game
was decided in the sixth inning. when a
few hits, coupled with errors, Melted the
Merchants four ruus. The features Of the
game were the all-around playing Of
Browne and the hitting of Hall, Bigelow
and Howell. BY winning this game Man
ager OF the Merchants, now has a chip on
his shoulder ard is cooking for a game with
the observation-disclosures Originals. Score:
-.r.H NFrnrl aATE A. - NIFTY
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-18

IWo-base hits: Ferris, Schweitzer, JAWS,
J.. Collins. Three-baseo hits: Collins ~.
Sacrifice hits: Scheitzer, Nichols. Stolen
base: Hartzell. Left on bases: st. Louis,
6; Philadelphia, 9. Struck out: BY Howell,
); by Coombs, s. Double plays: Jones
Cunassisted), Howell to Wallace TO Jones.
Nichols TO Davis. Bases on balls: OF
Howell, 4; off COMBS. 8. Hit by pitched
ball: Howell, l. Wild pitch: Howell. Time
2O7. UmpiresSheridan and Egan.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-18
DIES MONIES.

stolen bases: Adams %, Wal1ron, Beldcn.
Three-base hits; McDonough w. Bases on
balls: off Nelson, l. Struck out: BY Ad-
ans, g. BY Nelson. 5. Left. on bases: Den
yer. A. Des Moines, Z Sacrifice hits: Wal
drOn, White. Two-base hits Flournoy, Mel
son. Wild pitch: Nelson. Hit will pitched
ball: Bader. Double play; Dwyer TO Nelson.
Time: 1:N. Umpire: Black.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-18
Basket Bali Guide.

spauIding's official basket ball guide for
the season OF lS)S-09 is out, having been
edited by George T. Hepbron OF New York,
OF the American Athletic union
basket ball committee, The book contains
much valuable Information for basket ball
men and especially instructors
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-18
Nebraska.

l HAVE a square section. partly improved.
good agricultural land. 10 miles from
county seat, that l am offering at SIS per
acre. Every acre of this can be Guilt
waited and is a good level section VIII
give easy terms. F. ]. Dishner, O'NeilL
Neb. C0)-M59 l9X
BEST INVESTMENT IN NEBRASKA.
will offer. for sale for a short time only
my S0O-acfe farm, -four miles from that
beautiful town Of Lodge Pole, Neb., a good
house, barn, sheds and other buildings. ?
wells with plenty Of water and good wind
mills on them, all fenced. good soil: 10
acres in crop; will sell al a bargain II
taken at once. Inquire lock box S8i Pierce.
Neb. CB3--M05 AK
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-18

GREAT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS." iS-acre
fruit and stock farm; apples, peaches.
cherries, a Price, 500. easy
tSsuA , T.. Campbell. Litchneld, Nsb.
Cl-MG2 tx
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-18
NEBRAsKX-CoLoRApo LANDS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LANDS,
lOO.0 " Afras Of western Nebraska and
eastern Colorado Improved and unimproNed
lands at - rs per acre Any size tract
E1ns crops. WHts or come and see uA
Globe LARf and Investment Co. ~ 3 lslh
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-18
PUEBLO.

Stolen bases: Mckay. Hogriever. Clark.
Two-base hits: Crutcher, Campbell, Green,
Hogriever. Matticks. Hit by pitched ball
BY Fitzgerald. /. Sacrifice hits: Green,
Patterson. Passed ball: Henry. Struck
out: BY Galgano. .; by Fitzgerald, 6; by
-Crutcher, 4. Bases or balls: OFF FitZ-
gerald, .: off CTutcher, >. Time: les. I'm
pire: Haskell. Attendance: 100.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-18

Bases on balls: or MOrearity, ?. OF
Cross, ? Struck out: BY Moresrity. 3;
by Cross, 10. Double plays: Harris TO
Hecker to Cook; Edison TO johnson. Hit
with pitched ball: BY Moriarity. l: by
Cross, /. stolen base: Gordy. Time. O:S.
Umpire: Basler.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-18
.Batted for steeIe in the nLnth.
Tie Game Mt washington.

WASHINGTON. Aug 1.-THE Chicagos
wound VI their season in Washington to-
day with a tie game with the locals. i. to
4. White was knocked out Of the box in
the fifth. but Walsh was uUhittable in the
gloom Of the gathering storm. which neces-
STATED the calling Of the game. while the
locals were at the bat in the eighth inning.
Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-18
HOFFMASs WIN FROM ALBRIGHT
Game at Fort Crook Results in Vie
tory for Fast south Omaha Team.

In a fast game Of bail the Hoffmans OF
South Omaha defeated the Albright Mer-
chants at Fort Crook by a score OF 2 TO o.
the Hoffmans winning a purse Of $50. Both
Gurness and Mason pitched superb ball and
the fielding BY both teams was good. The
Hoffmans scored two runs in the fourth by
a base on balls, a stolen base and two hitG
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-18

Two-base hit: Hodge. Base on balls:
off Hansen, !; off Grove. 2 Struck out:
BY Hansen. Is, by Grove, s. stolen
bases: Goff, Forster. Hodge. Sacrifice
hits: Henderson, Wooten. Umpire:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-18

FOL sALE-Osk book case At bargain.
cali Al 1911 Writ ST Qsl-Nt4z7 Is
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-18
DETROIT BLANKS BOSTON
Error by stahl in Ninth Lets in Only
Run in-Game.
vICToRs ARE OUTBATTED
steeIe's Pitching and schaefer's Field
ing Are the Features of the
Game-other American
League scores.

BOSTON. Aug. 17.-Although Boston
outbstted Detroit two to one today. an
error by Stahl in the ninth allowed the
visitors to score the only run Of the
game. Steele's pitching and schaefer's
fielding were features, Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-18
LINCOLN.
.Ratted for Bonno In nInth.

'Batted for Bonno in ninth.
Lincoln .,........... L 0 0 o 0 o 0 Ii
omaha ..s....tA..2 . O. 0 o . Q O5
Three-base hit: Thomas. Two-base hits
Thomas. Franck. Double plays: Pritchett
TO Fox 10 Pritchett; Austin to King to
Aubrey. Stolen baset Fisher. Sacrifice
hits. GaEnfer. Gonding. Left on bases:
Lincoln, Z; Omaha, T. Struck out; BY
Bunno, 1. by Ragan, g. Bases on balls:
off Hendrix, 8; of Bonno. 3; off Raglan, 2
Wild pitch: Bonro, Passed ball: Zinran.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-18

'Batted for Williams in ninth.
Storz Coronas........O 0 1 0 o-s
Fremont .............0 0 0 0 0 l 0 3 o.
Earned runs: Storz Coronas, ?. Two
base hit: Young. Sacrifice hits: Mclean,
Smith. Stolen bases: Kucera, Bando. VIII
liams, Havens, Laird, Malone. Bases on
balls: OFT Young, >: off Brodbeck. .. Oft
FRANKIE. ,. Struck out: BY Young, 4; by
Malone, 2; by FRANKIE, 2. Passed balls:
Raymond. ,. Hit by pitched ball: Garvey,
Laird. Time: 1:45. Umpire: Fox. At
tendance: 81.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-18

'Hill batted for Sullivan in seventh.
"Bsckley batted for DOwnie in ninth.
"Kahl batted for Rogers in seventh.
'No one out when winning run scored.
Columbus .......O OlO6OO2OOOOO @ C-3
Kansas ...OlOO1OOO1OOOOOO II
Earned runs: Columbus. /; Kansas City,
l. Two-base hits: Raidy, WTigley, Goodwin.
First base on balls. off Goodwin. A. off
Rogers, 4; off Cater, 4. Struck out: BY
Goodwin, 4; by Rogefs, 4; BY Carter. s.
Hits: off Rogers. 4 in six Innings; off
Goodwin. 9 in ten innings. Left on bases:
Columbus, 3; Kansgas City, Il. Double
plays: Daddy 10 FTiel; Crisp 10 Brashear.
Stolen bases: Kruger, COngalton. Mailman,
Cross. Sacrifice hits: Odwell, Hayden ~,
Hsllman. Wild pitches: Carter C). Passed
balls: Heyden, Sullivan. First base on err
rors: Columbus. 2; Kansgas City, . Time:
S45. Umpire: Kline.