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Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-26
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Dinmond nuni.

From the first of the season The Bee
picked Lincoln for the team Omaha had
TO beat.
A man who can hold those Denver slug
gers down to four hits as Bonno did is too
good a pitcher to throw away.
The Giants deserve credit for the re-
markable winning streak they hit. And
MathewsOn has had a great hand in It.
Hans Wagner out OF four times up only
got three hits Wednesday, one of which
was a home run and one a two-bagger.
That's earning the $4,000.
Bonno, Bonno. Bonno. Bonnol Western
league batters can see that man in their
sleep. Cincinnati has men pitching for IT
who don't take rank with this man II let
go.
Del Howard celebrated his return to the
game Wednesday by getting two hits and
taking his only two chances. And inciden-
tally the Cubs won, taking a little better
hitch on their lead.
Omaha certainly is I'D against tough
luck, having to start in out west only tied
for first place. Too bad the team couldn't
one thing Witherup and Bonno don't be-
long in Colorado, anyway.
The unkindest cut Of ALL il now handed
to. Joe villa; poor old Joe: Clark Griffith.
centuries as the most marvellous base ball
manager ever known, tenders his resigna-
ton and the one man on the New York
Americans out of the whole bunch, whom
Joe knocked and hated, the bellicose KID
Elberfield, may be made manager. Could
a man fall on tougher luckI
ST. Louis Browns have. tied the White
Sox for first place. The SoX played won
derful ball to win those thirteen or four
teen consecutive games, but have you no
ticed what the Browns have done? The
work OF ST. Louis has been the most per-
sistent and consistent OF any team in the
American league, McAleer has kept hts
men fighting for every inch OF ground, and
that, too, against odds. They have been
crippled. Wallace was out for a long
time, Stone has been out quite a while and
other stars we're off watch, but the team
wins.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-26
FRESHMAN RACE FAST ONE
Redeems Loss of FOur-oared
Event of Morning.

NEW LONDON, June BIN the FRESH
man race Harvard had the start off first
at 1880. Both crews spurted at once and
for the first few strokes splashed wildly.
The first quarter Of a mile the crews set
tied down to a long. even swing Of about
thirty to the minute. On nearing the half
mile Harvard led by half a length.
Harvard reached the half mile in 1;52,
Yale 1854. fast time.
After passing the half mile both crews
struck a little rough water. but the oar
work was so good that there was very
little splashing. The pace slackened be-
tween the half mile and mile and Yale
pulled up nearly on even terms.
Just before reaching the mile Yale
spurted and obtained a slight advantage.
At the mile Harvard had led by half a
length, passing in four minutes thirty-three
seconds, Yale about two seconds later.
After passing the mile the crews rowed
on even terms, both hitting up a long,
steady stroke. Half way between the mile
and the mile and a half flags the crews
were about on even terms, Harvard then
slightly leading.
Both crews rowed in splendid form.
Passing the mile and a half mark, Harvard
led by half a length. Time at the mile and
a half: Harvard, 7:40. ,
After passing the mile and a half mark
Harvard hit up a faster stroke and forged
ahead slightly. The form Of the crews was
poor and on theSlast half mile there was
considerable splashing.
A quarter of a mile from the finish Har-
ward was leading by a length. Nearing the
finish Yale splashed badly.
Harvard won by a length and a half.
Eaton, No. 6 in Harvard's boat. collapsed
at the finish.
The Yale men finished In excellent form.
Just before reaching the finish both
crews ~spurtec. Yale started the sprint and
endeavored to win out on the squirt. Har-
yard ~quickened the stroke and the Grim
son boat drew away from its blue rival
and crossed the finish line a length and a
half ahead. After the race the Yale men
appeared much stronger than the member
of the victorious crew.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-26
YALE TAKES FOUR-oAR VARSITY
Both Crews in Good Condition After
Hard Race,


NAVY YARD, New London, June 81
When the four-oared crews entered their
shells the breeze was blowing about six
miles en- hour straight down the river,
with the tide making the water conditions
excellent.
Harvard was first off. Both crews hit
the stroke thirty-five TO the minute at the
start. but soon settled back 20 thirty-two.
Half way to the half-mile Harvard had
half a length lead. Nearing the flags OF
the first half mile crews found the water
rougher. Harvard maintained its lead.
Time Of the half: 2:53.
Passing the half-mile, Yale drew up a bit,
but could not overcome the Harvard lead,
Yale's steering, however, was a trifle bet
ter thai Harvard.
Nearing the mile. Yale spurted and al
most reached even terms. Both crews
continued to row a steady stroke, about
thirty-two TO the minute.
Harvard had a lead OF nearly a length
at the mile. Time at mile: 5:l5.
After passing the mile mark both crews
vent on fairly even Terms. Harvard was
leading by less than q length. When the
mile and a half was neared Harvard had
increased its lead slightly.
At the mile and a half mark Harvard
led by a length and q half. Time: 7:45.
In the stretch Yale spurted and reduced
the lead slightly.
Half way between the mile and ali and
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-26
FoRTY-EIGHT AUTOS IN RUN
Hot Race Between Men MS
far as

The first regular automobile run of the
Omaha Automobile club is being taken this
afternoon, Will forty-eight people par
$50 and go to Elkhorn, thence north to
Bennington and the Pratt ranch and return
table de hole dinner will he served. The
car owners who will make the run are
Frank Colpetzer, w. r. McKeen. jr.; DR..
N. II. Mercer, A. p. Guiou, Captain
Buchan, NJ. c, Peters, N. B. Updike, N. f.
Hartman, H.. f. Frederickson, w. o. Gil
bert. Harry Cummings, Harding and
pilot during the entire route and others
will change places every five miles, the
first and second car back of the pilot drop
ping back to the rear every five miles,
thus giving all a chance to keep up. The
run is simply for pleasure and not a race.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-26
NOTICES

NOTICE OF SALE OF SCHOOL BONDS
The scbool district OF the city OF
Hebrdrl ThAysr county. Neop VIII offer
OF AIT. 600. drawing 3 per cent Interest,
payable s~eml-annuRliy. These bonds are
to be issued for the purpose OF building
A new school house. For further particu-
J2ldN Sec. Hebron. Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-26
BADGERS ARE BEING KEPT BusY
Coach Puts Them Through swift Pace
t 60, Keep in Trim.


POCGHKEEPSIE. n. v, June 25.-,Spa-
cialJ-Wtth the big regatta but a few
days Off Coach Ten Eyck has Knocked
off on the work Of the Badgers somewhat
ana is now devoting his time to perfectins
their FERN and Keeping them keyed up to
the proper pitch. The men are all in eN-
ceilent shape with the exception of one,
nreutzerm, who rows No. 4 in the varsity
shell. He has been troubled with boils,
and. while they are not serious, they are
painful. Their hands are pretty sore. but
that is the usual lot Of the oarsman. In
spite OF the fact that the eastern critics
are laying N uch stress on whether or not
the men Will be able to go the route, the
coach knows and 30 do the men that they
will be able to stick, for thai is one Of the
features Of their work.
The freshmen are picked to duplicate the
WORK of last year. when they captured the
event, upsetting all dope. They are row.
ing in beautiful form just now and have
the power and pluck to carry them along.
They are in better physical shape than the
varsity men. 1t now locks as though
Wisconsin's ~stiffest competitors In the
freshman. event would be the Cornell as-
~gregation, Cornell followers are now bet.
ting even money that their first year crew
will sweep the river, and their is every
possibility that they will find plenty Of
takers when the Wisconsin delegation ar
rives.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-26

the finish Yale spurted and forged ahead.
Yale pulled a steady stroke. while Har-
ward appeared to be exhausted Nearing
the finish. Yale led by half a length.
Yale boat was stcered badly near the
finish and a change had to be made, Yale
leadins by a length and the finish.
Yale won by thre%e-quarters Of a length.
both crews appearing to be in good condi-
ton ct the finish.
To show their excellent condition the
men m the Yale boat cheered first for
Yale and then for Harvard in lusty tones.
Not to be outdone, the Harvard osrsmen
returned the cheer.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-26

"Batted for Sullivan in the eighth.
sBatted for Altizer in the ninth.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-26
SIOUX WINNERS OF a swATFEsT
Manager Holmes Escorted from Field
bE an OAHcer.

DES MONIES, June 25.-The Sioux won
a smuggling contest here this afternoon. The
game was enlivened' by the expulsion from
the field of "Ducky" Holmes. He was so
an officer had TO be called, Mckay, in a
fit of anger, threw his bat into the grand
stand through the wire. Dolan made two
and Immediately followed them with a rank
error which allowed the, first two scores.
Des Moines earned all of its runs. Gran
vile, for Sioux City, cut off several, hits
by splendid fielding. In addition to this
he performed the unusual feat ofSgetting
four hits and a base on balls in five times
up. The three supposedly weak hitters
Of the Sioux got ten hits altogether. Bader
and Dwye' did the best work for Des
Molnes. Score: r--c7 ~
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-26
Montana.
NebraHka
Miscellaneous.
100 ACRES. $1,000.

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Close, to county seat town, ell good, deep
black soil, is worth $1,000 of any mans
money. but owner must sell. He also has
another quarter that has 100 acres broken,
for which he will take 81, 200 for. IL you
want something that is firt-class and
worth twice the money, here's your chance.
ia, WAIT INVESTMENT Co,
At Bee Bid. Omaha, Neb.
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Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-26
DENVER WINS A GREAT CONTEST
base on Balls start of Only Run of
the Game.

DENVER, June PA base on balls.
was the opening incident OF the only run
OF the game. Both Johnson and Olmstead
pitched great ball. Two OF the five hits
pounded badly, getting just. out of the
reach OF infielders. Another was almost
reached by aGgnier, he getting so near il
that many scored II an error for him.
Johnson gave six bases on balls. while
Olmstead gave not one. Denver got three
men on bases in the eighth, the only time
in the game, and could not get one over.
Lincoln got one man on third and three
others as far as second. Brennan had
many close decisions on the bases, not be-
Ing able to satisfy either team or the
spectators. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-26
EIberfeId succeedn Grimth.

PHILADELPHIA, rJHhe 25.-Norman
Elberfeld OF the New YORK Base Ball CLUB
manager of the team to succeed Clark
Griffith, who resigned yesterday. Elber-
field was selected at a meeting of the
club at which President Farrell and Grit
fifth were present, President Farrell told
spend money to secure one or more good
players to strengthen the team.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-26
Makes a Great Record.

SEWARD. Neb,, June 3.-tSpecial Tele-
gram. )-Seward shut out Firth In both
games OF ball played here yesterday and
today. Score, first game: R.H.
Seward .".."..,t % g000 % 2
Batteries: Seward, Stewart and Neff;
Firth. Arms and Poost. Struck out Stew
art, Q; Arms, g.
Score second game: R,H-E
fsThr .........6 S6SSS6SS Z
Batteries: Seward. Weaver and Neff;
Firth. scheffly and Poost. Time of game:
I hour.
The feature OF the second game was the
~one-handed catch. Of hot liner by Ling OF
Seward. Seward has won twenty straight
games and would Ike 10 play some good
fast team. Address +. A Woods, manager
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-26
New bicycle RECORD.

SALT LAKE CITY, June 25.-"Jackie'
Clarke, the Australian bicycle rider, low
cred the worlds three-mile record at the
ten-lap track at Salt Air last night, riding
the distance in 5:49A. A new worlds two
and Maher, the European rider, going the
distance in s:57% in a match with Samuel
son. and Wilcox.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-26
Hackenschmidt Not Dead.

AK LA CHAPELIIE, jun 25.-George
Hackenschmidt, the ex-champion wrestler,
whose death has been reported, is alive
and apparently we'll. He has completely
recovered from the effects of an opera
ton upon his knee which he underwent
recently, He was seen this evening at
the Kaiser hotel, where he has been stop
ping the last week, and he said that the
operation, which was a minor one, had
been entirely successful. His condition,
he added. Mas excellent.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-26

NEW LONDON, Conn, June &-With
honors evenly divided, two of the Harvard
Yale boat races were rowed today, Yale
winning the four-oared varsity substitutes
race and Harvard finishing ahead in the
freshman eight-oared event. Enthusiastic
crowds viewed the races from the river
banks and from the myriad Of pleasure
craft which lined the course and greeted
each OF the victors with tumultuous demon
STATIONS Of approval.
Secretary Taft did not come down from
New Haven for the early races. reserving
his visit for the varsity eight-oared race
late IN the afternoon. The presidential
yacht was anchored near and Mrs. Roose-
welt and the Roosevelt children stood on
the deck waving their greeting to the tri-
umphant crew.
There was never a doubt as to the result
Of each race from the start to the finish.
In the four-oared varsity substitutes race
Yale forged ahead soon after Nthe start
and at the half-mile flag Yale was leading
by a full length. Another half mile had
opened a gap of clear water between the
boats. Steadily Yale maintained its lead
and crossed the line an easy winner amid
screaming steam whistles and booming sig
nal guns.
The eight-oared freshman race followed
Immediately with Harvard this time In the
van. The first twenty strokes sent the
nose of the Harvard she'll we'll to the front,
and there 1t stayed. After the first half
Yale spurted and drew up a few feet, but
again Harvard responded and drew away
until clear water showed between the boats.
Thus they fought 1t out with Harvard
| crossing the line we'll in the lead amid
tributes of the assembled fleet ard the
multitude lining the shores.
The official time of the races follows:
Four-oared-Yale, 1881; Harvard, 1884.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-26
Standing of the Teams
WEST. LEAGUE.
AMER. Assn.
NAT. LEAquE.
AMER. LEAGUE.


Western League-Omaha at Pueblo. Lin
coin at Denver, Sioux City at Des Molnes,
National L~eague-Boston at New York,
philadelphia at Brooklyn, Pittsburg at st
Louis, Cincinnati at Chicago.
American League-ChicaEo at Cleveland.
81. Louis at Detroit, Washington at Bos-
ton. New York at Philadelphia.
American MISUNDERSTANDING at st
Paul, Toledo at Kansas city, Indianapolis
at Minneapolis, Louisville at Milwaukee.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-26

bell out on infield fly. a.. ...|
Des Moines ........,,0 0.o.21 oil 0-5
Sioux City .......0 2 2 O O,I O. 0-6
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-26

Two-base hits: Clark, Robinson. Brown,
Perrine. Sacrifice hits. Robinson ~, Nc
Chesney. Brown. Stolen bases: Stanley,
Clark. Double play: Robinson. Mccormick
and Brown. Bases on balls: OFF Durham,
3. Hit with pitched ball: Mccormick,
Flynn, Durham, Stovah. Struck. out: BY
Pape, 8; by Durham, l. Time: 1880. I'm
pires: KERN and BieRhalter.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-26

Bee Want Ads-susinsss Boosters.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-26
Fourth of July Golf.

No golf will be played at the Country
club Saturday, as the players, many OF
them will be at Kansas City. The club
will nave a big time July 4, though. There
will be a contest for the w. D.. Bancker
DOGGY, the ten loves 10 qualify. Tnese
ten will play nine-hole swatfest.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-26
CHICAGO BLANKS CINCINNATI
Timely Hitting by Cubs Turns Five
Passes Into Runs.
ERROR HELPS GET TWO MORE
Dubec strained Tendon In Fourth aud
Had 20 ne Assisted from the
FieId-scores of Other
Games,

CHICAGO. June S.-Timely hitting by
the locals turned five Of Dubec's passes
into runs. A punching o three hits with
an error, added the other two. Only one
OF the visitors reached third. Brown keep
ing the hits off him well scattered. Dubec
strained a tendon in the knee in the fourth
field. Score: H.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-26
VnIentine Win. Anothnr.

VALENTINE, Neb.. June 25.--(Special
Telegram .)-Valentine won another game
from Crawford today by the score Of 6 TO
J. The contest was a good one and con-
tanned many spectacular features. Score:
Valentine ......O O2o4 o ID . /
Batteries: For Valentine, Caylor and
Wilson; for Crawford, Wilson and Shaw.
Struck out: BY Caylor, S; by Wilson, 2.
Double plays: Valentine, 2; Crawford, l.
worth. The attendance was large.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-26
MANTED-T0 RENT

YOUNG couple would like to rent modern
furnished apartment or house in good To-
cation. Address c 62l. Bee.
Ha Gsl-M12O 26x
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-26
Ohio RECORD for Golf.

CANTON, o.. June 25.-R. II. Crowell of
the Euclid Beach Golf club of Cleveland
today broke the state record for thirty-siX
holes, making them In 1853 strokes. This
record was made on the Lakeside links,
during the qualifying rounds in the state
amateur meetings.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-26
Philadelphia -.
npAnElUn

Two-base hit: Osborne. Home run: Brans-
field. Hits: Off Pastorius, 8 in five and a
third innings; off Holmes, 2 In three and
two-thirds innings. Sacrifice hits: Mage,
Bransfield, Lewis. Double play: Grant to
Pastorius. o; off Holmes, O.; off Foxen. 4.
First base on errors: Philadelphia, 2.
Struck out: BY Pastorius, 2; by Holmes,
!; by Foxen, Z. Wild pitch: FoXen. T1me:
2:l0. Umpire: O'Day
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-26

'Batted for Camnltz in eighth.
'Batted for Clark in ninth.
"Batted for Lush in ninth.

81; Louis .-......".".9 10 Q o-s
Two-base hit: Konetchy. Three-oase hit:
Murray. Hits: OFF Camnitz, 5 in seven IN
nings; off Young, 2 in one inning; off
Maddox, 0 in one inning. Sacrifice hits:
Ludwig, Byrne, Delehanty, Wilson. Stolen
Left on bases, St. Louis, Z; Pittsburg, 8.
First base on balls: OFF Lush. /; off Cam
nitz, 2. Struck out: BY Lush, ]; by Cam
nitz, s.; by Maddox, l. Wild pitch; Lusn.
Time: 1:46 Umpire; Fmslie.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-26
PUEBLO.

olU,yH DISCS. WeIchi Ausllnl Clark, Spen-
Ger. Two base hits: Clark, Belden. Three
base hits: Clark. Welch, y Double plays:
Smith to Patterson Autrey to King. Sac
rifice hits: Smith. Corhan. Struck out: BY
Hall, s. by Fitzgerald, g.. Base on balls
off Hail, 2; off Fitzgerald, T. Base on balls:
Attendance: $50. Umpire; Davis.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-26

full. Hall forced in a run by walking Mad
dOX.
Omaha tied in the eighth on welch's
three Dagger, and Austin's single, but
Pueblo won in the same inning, when Clark
got a three sacker. and Spencer scored him
with a clean one over second. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-26
CHAMPS CONTINUE TO LOSE
Pueblo Takes the Opener from Them
by Timely Hitting and Walks.
gALL HAS BAD TINE IN FOURTH
after Stirling out Two He Allows a
HAA,and .GiEeH transportation TO
TTbFeei Forcing In n Run
Game n Fast One.
gALL HAS BAD TIME IN FOURTH

PEEBbo.- CeFoF June 8-F1tzgerald was
a trifle more effective with men on bases
thani Fl aHs and Pueblo won the first from
Omsha~in- about a~sievenly played game as
has ss5yen seen here this season. Pueblo
scored one in the first on a base oil balls
to usgr4evsTs a sacrifice and Kings error
n dropping Mattick's Texas Lacquer.
OmRira tied in the seond inning on Belden's
WI. 1bsgger, and Halls single.
Pueblo took the lead in the fourth. after
HalEhsd struck cut Patterson, and Mattick.
Clark drew a two bagger. Spencer was hit,
and when Corhan walked the bases were
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-26
GAMES IN THE AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York and Philadelphia Split
Even in DOubIe-Headev.

PHILADELPHIA, June 25.-New York
and Philadelphia split even in a double
header heer today. New York was shut
out in the first game and Philadelphia es-
capped a similar fate in the second, when
Murphy made a home run in the ninth
inning. Score, first game:
ytYAprT puTA NEW yopK
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score, second game:
PHILADELPHIA.

Two-base hits: Smith, Ball. Home run
Murphy. Sacrifice bits: Stahl. Keller,
Davis. Double play: Kleinow to Ball. Left
on bases: New York. 6; Philadelphia, g..
Base on balls: Off Lake, /; off Bender, 2.
Bases on errors: New York, /, Struck out:
Umpire: Egan.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-26

Earned runs: Des- Moines, s; Sioux City.
derson, Flournoy, Weed, Mckay. Bases
on balls: Off Nelson, i; off Bomar, S. Hit
with pitched ball: By Mckay, I. Wild
pitch: Nelson. Struck out: BY Nelson, 2;
by Bomar, G; by Mckay, g., Stolen bases:
Niehoff, Bader. Mckay. Andreas, SEVERED,
Shea. Sacrifice hits; Fitzpatrick, Shea, Sc
Attendance: 1000.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-26
OCEAN STEAMERS
CANADIAN PACIFIC

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Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-26
shenandoah Defeats Indians.

SHENANDOAH, Ia, June 25.-(special)
Shenandoah defeated the Oklahoma In
dians in a fast and clean game of ball, by
the score Of 2 to /.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-26
EOLEDo

Toledo ...."""..O 09O000 %
Kansas City .......1 o 0 1tO 0 . IS
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-26
boston Wins Ia Thirteenth.

BOSTON, June 25,-BostOn won a thir-
pitchers contest from Wash
today. 2 TO 1. After Gardner had
in the thirteenth and was thrown
out trying TO score. Gessler's long hit
brought Sullivan home with the winning
run. Laporte and Lord were injured and
forced 10 retire. Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-26

Two-base hit: Niles. Three-base hit. +.
Collins. Sacrifice hit. Nichols. Stolen base;
Hemphill. Double plays: Niles to Ball to
Chase. Left on bases: New York, 6; Phil
adelphia, Z. Base on balls: Off Ortiz, q;
2. Struck out: BY Orth, 8; by Plank, L.
Time: 1850. Umpire: Egan.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-26
GAMES IN AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Butchers Bunch Hts.

KANSAS CITY, June 3-Kansas City
hit Steen at critical times during the sixth
inning and won 8 to I. Both EEan and
baltimore were relieved early in the game.
Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-26

CLEVELAND, June 25.-Clsveland de-
feated Chicago again today, 5 TO 2. Two
hits and q sacrifice gave Cleveland a run
Hinchman'G home run netted two more
in the fourth. Chicago had the bases
filled in the eighth with one out. Lieb-
hardt struck out the next two. IsbelI
rejoined the White SoX today. Score:
CLEVELAND. CHICAGO.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-26
HARVARDWINSVARSITY RACE
Crimson Also Takes Freshmen Event
in Fast Time.
YALE SECURES FOUR. DARED RACE
Great Crowd ut New London for n
Leading Event Between Two ~
Crews Later in the
Day.
RTLLETIN.

NEW LONDON. Conn. June B-Har-
ward won the varsity race here this eve
ming. finishing far in advance Of Yale,
whose stroke oar collapsed shortly before
the three-mile flag was reached. He was
taken off by a motor tender and Yale
finished with seven oars. F''
Official time:
Half mile: Harvard, 2:2s; Yale, 2.S9.
one mile: Harvard, 5:37; Yale, S.S9.
Mile and one-half: Harvard, s12; Yale,
9:16.
Two miles; Harvard, II 80; Yale, 49,
Two and onc-Ealf miles: Harvard, 1919;
Yale, 14:45.
Three miles: Harvard, $500; Yale,
Three and one-half miles: Harvard,
21;10; Yale. 49,
Four miles: Harvard, 2:1O; Yale,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-26

Earned runs: Kansas City, 3; Toledo. 3.
Two-base hits; Carlisle. baltimore, Home
runs: Lister. Bases on balls: Off Esan.
2; off baltimore. /; off Steen, 2. Struck
more, 1; by Steen. 6. Hits: Off Egan, 6
in three and one-third innings; off Latti-
more, l In three and two-thirds innings;
off Steen, 8 In five and one-third innings.
Left on bases: Kansas City, 4; Toledo, 10.
Double plays: Abbott to Hinchman; Brasil
ear to Beckley. Sacrifice hits: Mailman.
Williams. First base on errors: Kansas
City, 1; Toledo, l. Time: 2:2O. Umpire;
OMena-
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DENVER.
......,..B
LINCOLN

Lincoln .............. 90 o o 90 90 90
Denver .....".""",a COL 0 o 81
Stolen bases; Cassidy, Davidson. Bases
Johnson. 6; by OlmsteAd, s. Left on bases:
Denver, z: Lincoln, 6. TwO-base hit: Yin
ran. Tie: LAS. Umpire: Brennan.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-26

MILWAUKEE, June 8.-Milwaukee won
two games from Louisville today through
the superior pitching of Schneiberg and
Pape. In the first game Cchneiberg held
the visitors to two hits. one of them a
scratch. In the second, Pape, a local semi
professional held the visitors safe at all
stages. Score, first game:
NILWATKFE. LOTIsVILLE.