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Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-10

Time. ia HerkeNt Rinenan. Jubilee.
Marathon and Little Maid also ran
Fourth race. the Bedford stakes. 3-year-
s. Won. Msrssa Is sSrsve. Ito Is second.
Intervene t6 Garner, : 20 - third. Time
iNi. The Rihin, Foreguard Noodoo, Mon
oloEue. Paradise Queen, Blameless and
Gladys Louise also ran. Intervene and
MonoloEue coupled
mile and sixteenth: Tfleing uW. f. Dugan,
4 % ID won. Grapnle no. Garner, evenl
second. Don Enrique Qoa, r Horner, II 70
third Tine l:sh saraeinesea and
sixth race. nlies and seldings. 2-year-
olds. five nurlongs Trance uls Modem
s. second. Counterpane det. Musgrave 20 70
y third Time: 100 Sea Chft,. Nancy
Lynch. Fredonia, Beauty Bright and Fault
CINCINNATI. o.. June s-summary;
First race. six furiongs; Merrtck lt3.
Warren. sl2.OS straightl won. Barnesdale
ram, TF TSS. MartiS an ,s IGr 70 P's show se tSiTa:.
Time. 1:l4A. Chase. snake Mary, Bon
ME Bard, Huerfanq Bsmbro, Balla, Hazel
thorpe and Bitter Miss also ran.
second race. one mile and q sixteenth:
Won, Plantlsnd uiS Miqdsr s7l5 f9r
70 show third. Tim si:t7S. severus
also ran.
ra TaiTa T sSs'ad siy .itd sSFlGpss Won n@TSS s12 adS S5.
second. Abby c U0f. Connolly. $3.50 to
show, third. Time; 1:0SB. sister
Evelyn. Cordova, Fair Money, wheat
Bread. Malecon. Mahala III, VIII, Bodicea
and ChaliCe also ran.
Clubhouse course: Clarified tl4T. kohler,
ISIS straightl won. Kiugesta (135, Wei
ton. Si1.25 for placer second, Class Leader
U5l. $500 to show third. Tune sass.
Dell Leath. Jason, Woodside, McllVain
and Waterway also ran. Clarified and
Kingesta coupled in the 6ettas as the
Gereso entry.
Fifth race. six furlonss: Dainty Dame
U12. Warren. $3.50 straight won.
Al Miller Cl02. Minder, $3.50 for place.
second. Prince Ahmed (1i2. Taylor. So. ~
to show third. Time. 1:l4@. Gold
PROFIT and Usury also ran.
Sixth race. five furlonEs: Light Blue
GOA. Butler, S21.s0 straighO won, Foot
loose tg7. Burton. SS10ab for place. sec
ond. St Aulatre CO.. Fogarty, s9lT0 TO
show third. Time; 1902 Silverton.
White Face. Jack Patton. FaberShain, Ned
.Carmack. Church Steeple, Solicitor and
Mile Oft also ran
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-10

RED CLOUD. Neb., June ESPECIALLY
The Red Cloud "Champeens" took the
McCook aggregation I'm Friday and satur-
day, in two OF the best games that have
been played on the local diamond this
season The fine pitching OF cIegg for
Red Cloud was a feature OF the first game.
also the mighty swat OF Boone Sanders,
which won for US in the tenth inning
First game;
MeCook .........0 o o 0 o 0 o o o 90
Red Cloud ......-.O o 0 0 0 o 0 0 IL
Three-base hit: Saunders. TwO-base hits:
Salem, Miller. Base-hits: Red Cloud T. Nc
Cook, l. Errors: Red Cloud. 2; McCOok, 2
Struck out: By Clegg. II; by MoOrehead,
l. Batteries: McCOOk. Moorehead and
Miller Red Cloud, Clegg and S~hoonover.
Second game:
Red Cloud won the second game by
punching hits in the fifth. Bennett did
some fine work for Red Cloud, allowing
but four hits. while CoppOm. for Nc
Cook, was hit freely, Score by innings:
Red Cloud .........- 0 Q 0 I Q 0 0 %
McCoOk ...-..-....0 / o Q 0 o.
Two-base hits: Walters. Schooner. Base
hits: Red Cloud, 9; McCOOk. A. Errors: Nc
Cook, 4; Red Cloud. o. Struck out. BY
Bennett. .; by COppOm, g. Batteries:
Red Cloud, Bennett and S~choonover; Nc
Cook. Coppom and Miller.
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EVENTS ON THE TRIMMING TRACKS
simon Pure, a LOnE shot, Wins
S-teepIeehase at ~Gravesend.

GRAVESENO. n. Y. June a-Wth the
victory OF Simon Pure in the steepleehase
today. a big killing was put through. He
opened up In the betting at 20 to l. nut as
no none showed in the ring his price
drifted to 20 % /. When this high point
was reached the money began to pour into
the ring and the price gradually dropped
until y to l at post time was the pest OK
fered.
Simon Pure traIed behind his field for a
mile and a half, when he went to the front
and won easily by two lengths. Simon Pure
is owned by the BonnybrOOk stable and Is
trained by the former steeplechase Jockey,
Silas Veitch. Summary
First race, handicap, mares, all ages, six
furlongs: Berry Maid 126. ]. Lee, 3 to p
won, Cresclha d20. Z. Dugan, IS to u Sec
ond. Julia Powell Ola. Garner, 9 to p third.
Time: iIi1o. Pantoufle, Zienap, Coincidence,
Explosion, Racquet. Grace Cameron and
Bouquet also ran.
Second race. steepiechase. fyear-olds and
up, selling. about two miles; Simon Pure
Q30. NJ. Henderson, 12 to II won, Water
Speed n30. Broadwed. 8 to II second, Locked
Out O36, Heider, 4 to u third. Time: S:h.
Bette, Landon and Dick Shaw also ran
Banner and Jimmy Lane feh
Third race, handicap, all ages, mile and
one-eighth: Big Chief nll. Musgraye, ) to
u won, Old Honesty ola. Notter. . to 2
second, Rye COG, r. Dusan. s TO u third.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-10

A man who is IN persect health. so he
can do an honest days work when neces-
sary. has much for which ne should be
thankful. Mr.. L. c. Rodgers Of Branch
ton, Pa. pfltes that he was not only un-
able to work. but he couldn't stoop over
to tie his shoes. Six bottles of Foley's
Kidney Cure made a new man OF him. He
says. Success TO Foley's Kidney Cure
All druggists.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-10
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Eva Hunt Slahaugh and husband to
Ethel X Wilcox part of lot .. block
s. south Omaha. 3 1850
son, part OF lots q and p. block IS.
wiiliam Ii. Mcintosh and wife 10 the Lon
McCague investment company, part
Of bot 4 block zS, omaha.."....... 2
Celia Wilson. lot Il, block 2, inst,
Jeseph NeSoiii ana wife to Andrew 90
John ]. safaFik and wife 10 John ana
Mary = Briggs. lot u. block 40.
John II. Jarsens to John W. Williams. @""
sWL 13-I6-H go
Charles NJ. coHsyer to Dundee Realty ."
company part OF section t3-I5-i2.... /
Ida r. Curtis and husband TO Charles
o talmAge. part Of lot Il and all OF
lot Y, block il3, Dundee Place Sc. 1900
Appolonta Kemp TO Eugene +. Kemp,
lot IL block ;. Hawthorne add. l
Thomas g. Degan and wife to John
Weoer,. lotwA block 80 Halcyon
Georss r chiids to Clarence L
orvin, par OF lots IT and Is. block
l. M Bowers and wife to william Ii.
lots l. 2 And A-blOck I,
county irsasnreF 10 II. & wallace, 80
lots 2andA Dennett's sub. ........... ....
Jane Thomas q Ole Olson. lots I and
Nsthah horn and wife to j. 1. Goth
lot s blockA A 8. Patrick's add. 2a0
LeoRolde aoidamith TO Joseph
.s $500 OF lot u block
Lsopoids A Goldsmith 20 Dina Wen
ninghofi part q lot II. block 10.
Josephihe Green ana husband 10
Douglass eounty. taxlot t. sections
Samuel Hawver ana vile 10 Josephine
Green e. al. taNlot r. section S-i5-B 100
Total .sIss
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behrinE. H. ! . eMaucT. 30 . .
Leroy. p.....s I I ! ieLin4ssy ....f ! Q ? Q
purham. pc Q . . .
rotala.....u sE III -@
Totais. - = is 5
'Batted for Druhot in the eighth.
ST. Paul. ......n oooa100 2-S
Indianapolis ...-...1 0 900 Q o-f
Hits: OFF Druhot. s I'm eight innings:
off Maiioy. I IN one and one-third In
ming Struck out. BY Druhot 4. by
Leroy. Two-base hits; Geyer IL
Meyers. Three-basG hit. Bush. Sacri-
flee hits: Bush, JFMeyerS Leroy. Base
on balls: Off Druhot. s. off Malloy. 2
stolen bases; Coulter, Flood 80. b.
Meyers CD, Davis. Time. 400. UNI
pire. KERN.
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FairfaH shootfns Tournameat.

SIOUX L s. D., June 9-(SpecfaL)
Great Interest Is being taken BY the
marksmen OF Gregory and adjoining c0un-
ties in a shooting tournament. which will
b held az Fairfax on June Is and II. IN
Naluable prizes will be provided for those
wtnning the various contests. The menu
bers OF the gun club are making elaborate
PREPARATIONS for the entertainment Of the
visiting marksmen.
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DIES MONIES
PUEBLO

sBatfed for Witherup in the eighth.
CLARK out for running out 81 base line.
Des Moines ..-...-.0 o 0 "a
Pueblo ..---~......0 o 0 o 0 2 "a
Earned runs: Des Moines. 6: Pueblo. 4
IWo-base hits: F1ournoy, YeageF, Dexter,
Patterson. Mattick. Bases on halls. Oft
Galgano 4 Hit BY pitched ball. BY With
erup %. Mattick, Spencer. Wild pitches:
Witherup. Struck out: By Witherup. 4
BY Ford. 4; BY Galgano, q Stolen bases
~Fitxpatrick. Hogrtever- Double plays: Cor
han 20 Clark. Niehoff to Anderson: Yeager
20 Dolan 10 DWyer 10 Anderson. Sacrifice
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-10
DIES MONIES BATS OUT VICTORY
with the, score Taes in Eighth Two
Rams Come In After Tive Are Ouf.

DIES MONIES. Ia. June AIN one Of the
most interesting games played on the local
diamond this year, Des Moines defeated
Pueblo in the opening contest OF the long
home series by the score OF 6 TO 4 All
or the runs were earned. and, singuIarly,
what seemed 60 be a safe lead IN the fifth
and sixth innings. Fierce batting by
tlournoy. Dolan and Fitzpatrick secured
four runs, but Patterson and Mattfck GOT
two runs apiece IN the sixth and eighth
innings BY hard hitting and an error BY
Witherup. In the eighth inning. after two
were out, Fitzpatrick got his fourth hit,
and Galgano gave two bases on balls. DeN-
ter went 10 bat In place OF Witherup and
knocked a ~two-bagBer. scoring Fitzpatrick
and Bader. The contest was replete with
sensational plays. Corhan. Spencer. NIehoff
and Clark pulled off some great enchanted
catches. Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-10
WASHINGTON.
TnlnIa

rBatted for Warner in the eighth.
Slated for Hughes in the ninth.
81 Louis -..s..0 Q o 0 1 o 3 o -
WASHINGTON 2 0 0 "a
Graham. 4 in one inning; off Howell. 10
in eight innings. Stoien bases: Williams.
G. JoI es. Left on bases: ST Louis. s:
Washington, s. Base on balls: OFF
Hughes, l. Struck put: By Howell. A.;
BY Hughes. s. Passed ball: Warner.
Time; 2:l5. Empires Hurst and Evans.
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SBatted for King in the first.
nENXER

I"y-Va7s MIF WHIIe, Udssauy, T. Bel
den, k~tnneally. Bases on balls: off Noah,
l. Hit by pitched ball: BY Noah. . Struck
out: BY Noah, A. by Adams. 5. Left on
bases; Omaha, 8; Denver. 5. Double plays:
Aubrey to LeBrand. Belden to Franck.
Stolen base: l.. Belden. Time: 1.35. I'M
pire: Haskell Attendance; 800.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-10
New YORK wins win sick.

Home runs: Crandall, Wilson. Three
base hit; Kane. Sacrifice hit; Tenney.
errors: New York, 2; Pittsburg, L First
base on balls: OFT Crandall, s; off Camnitz.
2: off Mccarthy, !. Struck out: BY Cam
nitz. 4; by Crandall. L. Hits: Off Camnitz.
9 in five innings; off Mccarthy, 2 in three
innings. Left on bases: New York, S.:
P~ittsburg, 3. Umpires; O'Day and Klein.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-10
EdEar a winner from Oak.

EDGAR. Neb. June s-(SpeciaL)-rhe
Edgar Ancient Order OF United Workmen
with the Oak nine, on the Edgar grounds.
II was a strong game on both sides, Ed
gar winning by a score Of 3 10 J. The game
and Edgar.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-10
COLUMBUS
Totals ......s4 q "a
In IL nLnhAh

sBatted for Rogers in the eighth.
james out; hit by batted ball.
Columbus ..........-e 0 0 / o Q 0 2 03
Kansas City .........1 2 0 / is
Stolen bases: Raidy 90. Wrigiey co. Sac
rifce hits. Sullivan. Carlisle %, James,
Beckley. BraEhear. Bases on balls: Off
Rogers. l: off Cpp. /; off Swami. {. Two
base hits: Kruger. khnn, Sullivan Double
plays: Congalton and kim; Raidy. WriR-
ley and kim; Brashear and Cross. Hit by
pitched ball: By Rogers. /: by Up. l. Struck
out; BY Rogers. 2; by Swami, 5. Hits:
OFF Hit. I in one and one-third innings;
off Rogers 4 In six and tWO-thIrds innings.
Time: 2.io. Umpire Owens.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-10
MIIIers win from DistIuers.

tied the score today in the eighth inning
Of the opening game OF the series with
Minneapolis, but fell down In the ninth and
allowed the visitors to make five runs and
win the game. Manager Burke is ~ the
hospital list because Of a surgical operation
on his eye. necessitating a chang In the
locals lineup. Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-10
GOVERNMENT NOTICES

PROPOSALS FOR HIGH SCHOOL BUILD
ing-PrUpDsais FOR furnishing the labor
and material Tor the erection to completion
OF a high school building In the city OF
Beatrice, Nebraska. in accordance with
plans and specifications Of r. W. Grant,
architect, VIII be received by W. W. Dun
can, Beatrice. Nebraska, chairman OF COM
mittee on grounds and buildings, until Il
O'Clock noon Of June 18th. 1sds. Contractors
bidding on thisswork will be required to use
the form Of bidding sheet ACCOMPANYING the
SPECIFICATIONS. Eaen bid e to be accom-
panied by d certified check for 5 per cent
Of the amount OK the bid, said check to be
made payable to J. Z. Jones, treasurer OF
the schooi district OF the city OF Beatrice.
IN the county Of Gage, IN the state Of Ne
braska, as evidence Of good faith on the
part OF the bidder. TO be forfeited 70 said
school district IN case the bidder to whom
the contract shall be awarded fails or re-
fuses to execute the contract and deliver a
satisfactory bond as conditioned In the
SPECIFICATIONS within ten days from notice
OF award of contract The plans and spe-
cificatiOns may be seen on OF about the 9Th
day OF June. 1905, and will be on file az the
following named places: Office Of Ameri-
can Contractor, Chicago. III; Builders Ex-
change, Kansas City, Mo; Builders EN-
change. Omaha. Nebs and az the office Of
the architect, r. ". Grant, Beatrice, Neb.
Bidders desiring plans for individual use
may obtain same upon making a deposit
OF $50 fc~Afurnable IL plans are returned In
good ~cSndftlon). The board reserves the
right to- reject any and all bids and to
waive any informalities-in any bid that
may be received. r. 8. ALBRIGHT, Sec
Rotary Beatriee Board Of Education.
ssr J4-7-lO
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-10

WEBSTER sTA-ISTR a WEBSTER.
ChicaGO, 81. Faux, Minneapolis 4
Leave. Arrive.
Twin city Passenger. N $50 am b $40 pun
Sioux City Passenger. a 3:o5 pm a1o so am
Emerson Local .........c s:S am c SIS nm
Missouri Pactn0-
Auburn Local ...........b $50 PIN hl1:S am
a Daily. b Daily except Sunday. c Sum
day only. d Daily except Saturday. Daily
except Monday.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-10
a.nied of pneumouIap

is never written of those who cure coughs
and colds with Dr. Kings New Discovery.
Guaranteed. soc and a0o. For sale by
Beaton Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-10

CONSTRUCTING QUARTERMAsTER's
Office, Fort Meade, s.. d., May 20. 1905
Sealed proposals.. in triplicate. viii be re.
ceived at this office until 10 a. m. noun
tain time. June 10. 1905. and then opened,
for constructing one brick bowiing alley
and installing electric wiring and fixtures.
Plans and specifications may be seen at
the office Of the chief quartermaster. De-
Department OF the Lakes. Chicago, ILL.,; De-
partment OF the Colorado, Denver. Colo;
Department OF Dakota. St. Paul, Mimi,
and this office, az which latter place ali
information may be obtained upon appli-
cation, The United States reserves the
right to reject any or all bids, OF to ac-
cept . part OF a bid that may be ad-
to the government, Envelopes
containing proposals should be endorsed.
Proposals for Sowing Alley. [" and adj
dressed to L. G. Scherer. captain and
quartermasyer, 18th cavalry, constructing
quartermaster.
Ms5-9s-7-8 uO-ii
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-10
cps Pile Up Bfw score.

Hits: Off Winter. s in four and one-third
innings; off Glaze. 3 in tWo-thirds OF an
inning; off Cicotte. 5 in three innings: off
Berger. 5 in six and one-third innings: off
Joss, / in two and tWO-thfrds innings. First
base on errors: Cleveland. l; Boston. l.
TwO-base hit: StovalL Three-base hit:
Birmingham. Home run; Hinchman. Sac
rifice hit: LajOie. Stolen bases: j. Clarke
CD, Bradley ~. Bases on balls: Off Ber-
ger, l: off Winter. /: off Cicotte. 2 Hit
Cleveland. 4; Boston. s. Struck out: Nv
Berger. a; by Joss. /; by Cicotte, 2. Time:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-10
Cotner Wins Final Game

CRETE Neb., june 9-(Special Tele-
gram-)-Doane played its last game Of the
year OF the college league schedule Monday
Afternoon al the Burlington and Missouri
park. Cotner won by timely hits with men
on bases. IL was ideal weather. but lie
Ql4mouu was Huouy- The score by m
innings H
Cotner ........ ...-.I 1 o ~ a a
poane --.s .----..0 000Oo1Od 9 2
Batteries: Cotner. Ling and Parmetter-
poane, Ward ana HartweiL Umpire:
Ewart OF Crete
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-10
Browns Defeat senators.

ST. LOUIS. June 9.-St. Louis punched
hits in the fifth and seventh innings and,
with McBrtde's error In the seventh, won
day. / to 3. Hughes was hit Shiy in
three innings, while Washington drove
Graham from the box and hit Howell for
ten sHfeties. Bad base running lost for
Washington. Score:
ar TnUTQ WAat1rErpoN
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-10

The Diamond c team Of south Omaha is
organised and ready 70 meet any Omaha
or Council Blaffs team for a sunday game.
Last year the team played eleven and won
nine. defeating sOms OF the leading anna
tsur teams Of Omaha ]. EOng. manager
Harvey 3s1 viii arrange the dates. The
team consists OF Longston, catch, HOff-
man. Belitz pitch; BosEaIs. dFHt. Long.
nnA Hollapdar nel1 s
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-10
PHILLIES DEFEAT CARDINALS
Mcouillin Pitches Shutout Ball
Against St. Louis.
BEEBE HIT HARD AND OFTEN
Home Team Fattens BattinE Aver
ages and scores Almost st VIII
Other National LeaEne
Games,

PHILADELPHIA. June a-McQuillin
had 81. Louis at his mercy today. while
the Philadelphia team pounded Beebe's
curves hard and won easily. Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-10


OFFICE soF THE CONSTRUCTING
Qu~arternaster, Cheyenne, Wyoming, May
-. 1~R0e.-SeRled proposals. in triplicate, will
be resstved 81 his office until 1l:S a. m.
June 20. 1908 at which time they will be
opened in public. for furnishing all ma
terial and labor required for construction
OF tWo pavilion ward wings and corridors
70 the Post Hospital now, being constructed
"a Fort ID. - Russell. Wyoming. with
other ieems Of omitted work; also for heat
ing, plumbing and fixtures and electric
wiring and fixtures for the above add
tional ward wings with plumbing fixtures
for main building All In accordance with
plans and specifications on file IN this Of
flee, also Office Chief G-uartsrInaster De-
partment Of the Missouri. Omaha. Ne
braska, and Chief Quartermaster, Depart
ment OF Colorado. Denver Colorado. Blank
forms of proposal, instructions for bidders
and full Information furnished on appiica-
ton The, right is reserved to reject any
and all bids or parts OF bids. Envelopes
containing proposals. should be endorsed,
Proposals. for additional ward wings Post
Hospital, Fort d. A. Russell. wyoming"
and addressed Captain v. X HART, Fiji
tecnth Infantry, a. en-, L. s.. Army.
cheyenpe. wyoming. in Charge OF Con-
structioBs J1-s-9-l0-tf-4
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GAMES IN AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Kansas City wins from Columbus by
SuDerfoP ffekwork

COLUMBUS. June s.-Kansas City drove
Hit out in the second inning and made
three of the four hits off Rogers count
Swami saved himself a lot OF trouble by
catching Odwell mapping off second In the
fourth inning. Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-10

sBatted for OLeary In the ninth.
Detroit .-...s.-..-0 z Il 0 0I 0 0 O3
New York ..........a1 o 0 0 90 4 O-5
Two-base hits: Niles, Stahl. Three-base
hits: o'Leary. stahL Sacrifice hits: Jones,
Coughlin. Double plays: schaefer and
Crawford; Crawford eanassisted): Stahl and
Chase. Left on basesg Detroit, 6; New
York. 3. Struck out BY KfIian. 4; by
Manning. l. Wild pitch: Killian. Time:
1:50. Umpires: Sheridan and Evans.
Maps Pile Up Big Score.
CLEVELAND. June g.-Cleveland de-
feated Boston today. 15rto s. The locals
made nine hits in succession in the fifth
inning and scored ten runs, WINTER and
Glaze being Ineffective Score:
- r.a.r Ia An.-a-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-10

NATIONAL.

.
BROOKLYN. June 9.-Although Brooklyn
tied the score by making three runs In the
seventh after Chicago had led from the
first inning. the visitors clinched the game
by scoring in the eighth and holding the
locals runiess thereafter. Score;
CHTCAGO uROOEIVN
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-10

Chicago villas frOm Philadelphia by
score Of Ten to Nothing.
CHICAGO. June a-Chicago> defeated
Philadelphia in the first game OF the series.
10 to 0, Walsh pitched a great game, while
Bender was hit hard al opportune times.
Manuel, who pitched the last inning for
Chicago struck out three Philadeiphians in
succession. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-10
PHILADELPHIA.

Left on bases: Chicago, 4: Philadelphia.
S. Hits: Off Walsh. 4 in eight innings. Sac
rffice hits; Tannehili. @. Davis. Stolen
bases: @. Davis. Dougherty. Double play:
Parent, @. Davis and Donahue. Struck out:
Walsh, ]; Manuel. 3; Bender, l. Base on
balls: Off Walsh. q off ender, l. Time:
1:46 Umpire: Connolly.
NNew York Wins In Eighth
DETROIT, June a-Four hits in the
eighth inning, two OF them for extra bases.
gave today's game to New York. Cobb's
all-round playing and Balls hitting were
the features. Kieinow was put out OF the
game for kicking on a decision. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-10

TWo-base hits. 'Pattee. Pfeister, Ritter.
Sacrifice hits: Hoffman. Moran. Kling.
Stolen bases: Evers, Burch. First base
on errors: Brooklyn. 1; Chicago. I. First
base on balls: Off Mcintyre, L Struck
out: By Pteister, Z; by Mcintyre. 2 Hit
by pitched bail: Pfeister, Passed ball
Bergen. Wild pitch: Pfeister. Left on
bases: Brooklyn. Z; Chicago. e. Double
plays: Lewis, Pattee and Jordan. Pfeister.
Tinke and Chance Umpire: Emslie.
New York Wins with stick.
NEW YORK. June -9.-HeaVy hitting gave
New York a clean-cut victory over Pitts
burg today at the Polo grounds, s to ..
The result was never IN doubt. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-10

Hits. or Beebe, = IN four and one-third
innings: off McGlynn, 3 In three and tive
third innings. Two-base hits: Makee,
Barry. Three-base hit: Knabe. Sacrifice
Louis. Z; Philadelphia, s. Struck out: BY
Beebe, 2; by McQuillin, s Base on errors.
Philadelphia. l. Bases on balls: Off BeCbe,
4. off Glynn. /: off McQuillin, p
Wild pitch: Beebe. Time; 1:49. EMPIRES
Rigler and tombstone,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-10
Cincinnati Beats Boston.

CINCINNATI, June 9.-Cincinnau found
Young easy in the ninth, after Lindanan
had held them 10 four hits and won from
Boston today. 5 To 2 Ewing kept the To-
calls hits scattered. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-10
LnuIsVILLE


'Ratted for O'Neiu IN ninth
Louisville ...-.....A0 q o 8 o.
Minneapolis ........ o o 0 / 0 0 2 S.
Stolen bases: Oyier. Stanley. Sacrifice
hit: Harley. Two-hase hits; Freeman.
Smith. Three-base hits: Freeman, We'll
day ~. Smith. Double play; Woodruff
TO Sullivan. STRUCK out: By Durham. q,
BY Oberlin. s: BY Graham, I: by Putnam,
l. First base on balls: off Durham. 2; Oft
ObeElin. 4: of. Putnam. l.. Hit By pitched
ball. Oyler. Wild pitches: BY Graham.
2 Hits: OFF Oberliu la seven and one
ming. /: off Dunham in eight innings. 10; OF
Putnam IN one nninE g. Left on bases:
Louisville. z Minneapolis, s. Time: 30.
Umpire: Hayes.
FGiIender Defeat Leader.
INDIANAPOLIS. June s.-st. Paul took
the Indianapolis team into camp today
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STANDING OF THE AMs
WET. LEAGUE
NATLLEAGUE.

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National League-Pfttsburg at New York,
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St. Louis at Philadelphia.
American League-Washington at St.
Louis, Philadelphia at Chicago, New York
at Detroit. Boston at Cleveland.
American Observation-Disclosures at To-
ledo, Kansas City at Columbus. st. Paul at
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fGiIenders Defeat Leaders.

INDIANAPOLIS. June s.-St. Paul took
the Indianapolis team into camp today
and won. 5 TO . Score.
81 PAN. "a
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