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LEGAL NOTICES

or THE SIOUX CITY AND
WESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY.
omabe. Nebraska. August =. lSa
To the Sto kholders:
Notice is Hereby given, that the annual
meeting OF the stockholders OF The Sioux
be held at the office OF the company IN
south Sioux City, Nebraska. at ten Q0l
O'clock q. M, on Thursday, October "a, 1904
to elect directors for the ensuing year and
Tailtvad property and franchise Of this com.
pany TO the Chicago, Bennington q Quincy
Railroad company, the railroad and prop
erty aforesaid being nov 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 6ot
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OPEN GOLF TOURNEY BEGINS

OPEN GOLF TOURNEY BEGINS
Fourteenth contest for American
Title Starts To-day.
HAMILTON, Mass, Aug. IA dry
northeaster was thresning itself out over
the hills and dales OF the Myopia Hunt
ciuo when play was begun in the fourteenth
open goit championship. The experts ex.
pressed themselves as delighted with the
condltlons and everything seemed to the
players to be favorable to low scores.
The field which was sent away in pairs at
i've minute intervals, was unusually large
and Included seventy professionals and
thirUcen amateurs. Among the former was
Alexander Ross, the winner of last years
event; Willie Anderson, a four time ma
tlonal champion, and the winner OF the last
open at Myopia; Al c. Smith, the 1906
ehampion; his brother, Willie Smith, who
captured the event in 1899, Lawrie Auchter-
Ionic, the 1902 champion, and Fred Herd,
VINO won at Myopia ten years ago when II
was a nine-hole course.
The amateurs included Walter J. Travis
of Garden City, and Eben M. Byers Of
Pittsburg, both former amateur champions.
In the crowd OF players. which gathered
about the first tee, the majority were for
eigners by birth, but the proportion of
Americans among the professionals was
larger than ever before.
The players found the northeast gale a
much harder problem than they had antici-
pated and lost balls and drives out of
bounds were comparatively frequent. The
first players to finish the finst nine holes
were. Ernest Way Of Detroit and James
Campbell of the White Marsh Valley club,
the former covering the course in a and the
latter in. AZ.
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lures OF the morning game. The ~enlongated
pitcher, who usually bats like a wash.
woman, made four clean singles in as many
times at bat. The batting of Fitzpatrick
and Dwyer was primarily the cause OF thp
three scores, however. Witherup didn't give
MS outtielders any chance to work, but the
mileld backed him up in beautiful style.
IN the afternoon game, the Boosters
welded their pestle with great severity.
Chouin9rd was the chief offender. HI
knocked a two Dagger with three men on
passes and brought in the first three scores
for he Boosters. The Des Moines errors
were alone responsible for the runs made by
Lincoln. Jude did the batting for
the visitors. Score, first game:
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INTERNATIONAL TENNIS MATCH
Several Sets Played I'm Six Matches at
NIaRara-On-the-Lake.

ScNcEhA SETS FAnye0 In SIX mHfche9 at
Niagara-On-the-Lake.
NIAGARA ON THE LAKE, ont, Aug.
N;-Play was continued here today in the
International tennis tournament this after
noon. Niles Of Boston beat Collins Of Cleve-
land the Ohio state champion, in one. of the
best matches OF the tournament. The semi
finals should be reached tomorrow. Scores:
Mems open international:
Miles OF Harvard beat Barnes, Toronto.
Collins of Cleveland beat Buckner of
Philadelphia, l-6. 90. SO.
Nash OF Cleveland beat Miller OF Boston.
JohnstOne Of Philadelphia beat Smith of
Baird Of Toronto beat Henshaw. the
providence champion. 61, 81
KirkoveE Of Buffalo. beat spanner OF
Collins Of Cleveland beat Buckner of
Welland, l-s, SO, SO, SO.
Johnson Of Philadelphia beat Smith. To-
Miles OF Boston beat Collins Of Cleveland,
6-8, SO. SO.
Mems handicap:
Carroll beat Morton, 81. 6-1.
Avery beat Mclaughlin. Ga, 80
Miles Of Boston beat Collins Of Cleveland,
Kifk9ysr Of Buffalo beat Morton of New
Ladies handicap. singles, first round:
Miss Fairburn. Buffalo, beat MISC Slim
son Of New York, 81. SO.
Mixed doubles;
Misses Moyes OF Toronto and Baird OF
Toronto beat Misses Stimson OF New York
and BOVINE OF Cleveland, 60, SO.
Miss Wagner and Kirkover beat Miss
SummeThayes and McEachran, Ga. 81.
Mrs. Boultbee and Burns beat Mrs
Meadows and Beard by default.
Miss FairburnB and Wagner beat Miss
Evans and Carroll, So, 81.
Ladies' open singles:
Miss Wagner OF New York beat Miss
Summerhayes, Toronto, 81, "a.
Mrs. Boultbee OF Toronto beat Miss
Evans OF Montreal. Sc. SIS
Mems doubtless:
Wright OF Boston and Nat Emerson OF
Cincinnati. beat Buckler Of Hamilton and
lodge Of Harvard. 81. 50.
Carroll and Cutler OF Buffalo beat Span.
ner and Dineen OF Toronto, SO. 81, SO.
Wickland and Collins, Cleveland. beaI
Bond and Nealy of Chicago, by default.
Johnston of Philadelphia and Henshaw OF
Providence, beat ReggiO and Field OF Har
| ward. "a 7-h.
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sunday Bail stopped i'm Detroit.

DETROIT, Aug. 21.-Sunday professional
base ball with be barred in Detroit as a
result OF the action taken today by Prose
cutting Attorney Yerkes, at the request of
the Sunday observance committee of the
local pastors union. On receiving the
pastors petition the prosecutor called on
Police Commissioner Smith 10 enforce the
law against Sunday base ball and TIE lat
ter promptly agreed to do so. A short
time ago FIVE. OF the six judges OF the
Wayne circuit court declared that they had
no Jurisdiction in the matter of Sunday
base hall
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Chicago Takes New Yorks Measure; High Class Golf at Country Club

c. J. Bulla beat ]. Ftzgerald. 2 ND and l.
a J. Smith beat II. Porterfield. 4 up
Harry Turkey beat John A.. Stout. / up.
O.. Evans beat c. W. REYNOLDS by default.
Ed Boyer beat Clarence Ewell, 2 up and l.
Dr. sherrsden beat A scribner, 8 up
G. J. smythe beat Mel Uhl. . Ip and /
w. A. Cox beat Thomas Fry, 1 up.
J. T. Meadows beat Ben Gallagher. 8 up
c. q. Mcdonald beat L T. whelmy Of
Nebraska City, 2 up.
Ben Cotton beat s.. l.. stichter. 2 up.
p y. Brando beat c. X. Lawson, 4 up
DR.. Bradbury beat j. c. Burkhart Of
Nebraska City, 2 up and l.
ID, ktplinger beat j. e. Rowlsnds.
c. s; Montgomery beat R. @. Green. 7
SECOND ROUND.
o. J. Schneider beat c. J. Bulls, s up
A. J. Smith beat Harry Turkey, l UP.
Ed Boyer beat G. Evans. 4 up and )
G. ] Smythe beat Or. stlerraden. 1 MP.
Meadows beat w. A. Cox, s UP
Ben Cotton beat c. G. Mcdonald. + up.
G 9 Montgomery beat o. d. Kiplinger
Consolation Matches.
FIRST ROUND.
DR.. n. c. sumney beat e. NJ. Fairfield
by default.
". F, Reckerd beat C. f. Storey of Lin
J. A, c. Kennedy beat ]. B. Porter. 5 up
and l.
John Redick beat t. r. Kimball, s up
Hal Brady beat A. A. Mcclure. 2 up and 1.
J B. Lindsay beat J. w. Hill, IT,, l up,
NJ. II, LaDouceur beat Fred Hamilton.
Blaine Young beat Stockton Heth, 3 up
and 2.
sOIace Matches.
FIRST ROUND.
l. J. Schneider beat @. H. Pratt. / up.
a w: Hatch beat G.. w. Ttbbetts, / up.
Mrs. E II. Sprague beat H. T. Lemist,
e I. Cudahy beat A. f. Menold by de-
c. R. Elgas of Lincoln beat J. H.. Spencer,
W. E. Palmatier beat C. C. Wright, 4 up
w. W, Inches beat ]. w. TiIlson, 2 up
"a i / Conrad beat F. T. MQrsman. : up
Heard ON the Course.
w. S. Cornutt Of Nebraska City has been
making one OF the finest drives of the
tournament. On the eighth hole on the
outside he made two drives, which put him
IN the bunker. about seventy Yards from
the hole. This was at the rate of about
$50 yards a drive.
Driving into the tennis court netting on
vie eighteenth mole mas caused a great
many disputes. Secretary Hoel finally made
the definite ruling that n ball in the tenni
court was out of bounds.
Inc special consolation prize which was
fought for Thursday afternoon was Of.
Tered TO the best man in the five who failed
70 quall1y In any event, and also the six.
Teen who were put out of the first round
OF the third flight.
John Hill, Jr, hit a chicken stroIIlns
tplacidly across the course Wednesday after,
noon ana thereby saved himself a stroke
as his ball was well started to fly out o,
bounds ana the poor chicken. which wa.
keeIed over by The gutta percha bullet
turned 1t back into the course.
Ed Hisley, the man who drives the rolIe,
around on the putting greens. attracted at,
tention Thursday by the enormous leather
shoes IN which the feet of his horses wer,
encased. The horses seemed a little EN-,
Darassed by their unwieldy footgear, bur
~ prevented their hoofs from chopping uI
the green.
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BOSTON.
ST. LOUIS.
- "

Totals. ....& ~ ~ i
'Batted for Donohue in seventh.
sBatted for Cicotte in seventh.
'Batted for Morgan in ninth.
Two-base hit: Ferris. Home run: Thoney.
HITS; OFF Ctcotte in seven innings, 5: off
Morgan In two innings, 2. Sacrifice hits:
Hartzell, stephens, Williams. Stolen bases:
Thoney, Ferris. Double play: Wallace to
Louis, s.; Boston, Q. First base on balls
Off Cicotte, 2; off Dineen. 8. Hit by pitched
ball: Dineen. Stahl. Struck out: BY CT
cote, g. by Dineen. 2; by Morgan, 3 Wild
pitch; Cicotte. Time: 1850. Umpires:
O'Loughlin n Hurst.
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one OF the younger plsyers who was eX-
pected to go well UP in the first sixteen.
Match scores Thursday.
CHAMPIONSHIP. .
FIRST ROUND
Judge Redick beat Blaine Young. l un.
James Allen beat ID. II. C.. sumney' 3 up
2. v. sholes beat e. NJ. Fairfield. 4 up
| Jack sharp beat Nate Reckard. / up.
Jack Hughes beat l.. c. Storey Lincoln
g. c. smith beat J. b. Porter, l up. %
DR.. HOLSTER beat J. A c. Kennedy. 4
W. n. Chambers beat T. r. Kimbali. 2
Jerry Magee beat J. w. Rediek, 1 up.
t. l. Davis beat A. A. Mcclure, 5 up
a. whittemore beat Hal Brady. 5 up
4. v. KInsler beat j. W. Hin, jr, 3 up
Al Calm beat J. B. Lindsay, l up, 20
]. b. Rahm beat Fred Hamilton, 4 up
F. il. Gaines beat NJ. H. LaDouceur, 2
sECoND ROUND.
w. J.. Foye beat Judge Redick' ! up
James Allen bestrD ". sholes, 4 up
Jack sharp beat Jack hughes, : up
DR.. r. R. HOLSTER beat g. c. Smith,
w \. Chambers beat Jerry Magee, ? up
A. wittemore beat t. L. Davis, 8 up
4. V. Kinsler beat AL Calm. 4 up and 2
+. II. Gaines beat ]. B. Rahm. 1 up. Is
holes.
DIRECTORY Cup Matches.
FIRST ROUND.
F; I. Mccoy beat l. j. Schneider : up
e. NJ. Martin beat C. H. Pratt, Hastings,
F. ]. HoeI beat A. w. Hatch, 8 up and /.
w. d. Bancker beat G. W. Tibbitts. 6 up
and 5.
VI. Rogers beat Mrs. E. sprague, 6 up
J. 4. Letter beat E. 1. Cudahy, by de-
F. Sherwood beat o. H. Menold. 3 up
". s. Cornutt. Nebraska City, beat ]. A.
John Parish beat C. r. Elsss. Lincoln,
C. F. Morey. Lincoln, beat w. E. Palma
II. Howell beat C. c. Wright. 6 up and 5.
G. II. Pratt. Omaha, beat w. w. Inches,
George Shields beat J. W. Tillson, 6 up
E. f. Martin beat j. II. Conrad, up, Is
r. Peters beat F. S. Morseman, 2 up
=" SECOND ROUND.
r. +. Martin beat F. L. Mccoy, l up, q
holes.
w. D. Bancker beat F. ]. Hoel, 8 up
W. Rogers beat o. o. Nichols, : up and s.
]. Letter beat F. Sherwood, ! ID.
w. s.. Cornutt. Nebraska City, beat J. A
Parish. 4 up and 3.
c. F. Morey, Lincoln, beat III. Howell
2 up.
Judge Shields beat C. H. Pratt. Omaha
r Peters beat Euclid Martin, 5 up and 3
Third Flight.
FIRST ROUND.
L. j. Schneider beat H. Townsend, I up
and s..
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'WANTED-To BUY

HIGHEsT prices for a-hand furniture. car
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PHILADELPHIA.
PITTsBURG.
.Batted for sparks In the sxith.

'Batted for Sparks in the SIXTH.
Pittsburg ......-.....O o 3 0 o 0 -
Philadelphia .........3 0 o o 0 0 O-8
Two-base hits: Leach, Osborne. HitSt
OFF Willis, Z in one inning; off Vail. 7 in
eight innings; off Sparks, 5 In five innings;
off Richie. o in three innings. Double
plays: Wagner to GIL. Knabe to DooIln to
Bransfield. Left on bases: Pittsburg, 4;
Philadelphia, 10. Bases on balls: Oft
Sparks, 2; off Richie, T. off Willis, 2; off
Vail, 1. First base on error: P~lttsburB. /.
Hit by pitched ball: By Vail. Struck out:
BY Willis. 1; by Vail g.. Wild pitches:
Richie. Vail. Time: 1850. Umpires: JohA-
stone and RuddeTham.
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McCook starts with a win.

McCOOK, Neb.. Aug. a~6.-(special Telc-
g~ram.)-Th opening game of the FRANKLIN
McCook series was annexed by McCook in
5 TO 4 fashion this afternoon. Score; R.H.E
McCook s........ Il 0 ! 0 Is 10 4
Franklin ....... 2 0 0 0 0 % 4 !
Batteries: McCook, Barr and Richie
Franklin, Smith and Bonner.
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LINCOLN.

Two base hits: Flournoy, Fitzpatrick.
Base on balls: Off WATSON. 2. Passed ball:
Ainran. Struck out: BY Witherup. 6; by
WATSON, 2 Stolen bases: Fitzpatrick, Fox.
Double plays: Niehoff to Fitzpatrick.
Prttchett to Fox, to Thomas Sacrifice hits
Dwyer, Niehoff ~. Time: 1870. Attendance:
800. Umpire: Stevenson.
Score, second game:
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queen starr Want Gamea,

The Queen Stars are twinkling for a
wider armament to conquer. They want
games With any I-vear-Old teams In
CSll telephone Webster So between
8 and 7 O'Clock IN the evening and ask for
Lee DaviE.
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FINAL Match Ponfnonea.

NEWPORT. II. l., Aug. FLOWING TO the
heavy rains OF last night and this morning.
the final match In the national tennis tour
ney between b. c. Wright OF Boston and
r. b. Alexander OF New York was put
over untfl tomorrow.
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Dies hIotnes outpIays Lincoln.

DIES MONIES. Ia. Aug. 27.-Des Moines
defeated Lincoln in a postponed game this
morning, 3 TO 0. Witherup was at his best
and did not allow a Lincoln player to
reach third base. Score:
R.H.E.
Lincoln .........0 o 0 0 0 0 0 90 7 2
Batteries: Witkerup and Hechinger;
WATSON and Zinran.
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I"V.Udbe HIIs' oGnIeIi DaHItn. IhTee-
base hits: Beaumont, McGann. Sacrifice
len, Becker. Hickey. Double play: Spade
to Higgins TO CANCEL. Struck out: BY
Tuckey. 3; by Ferguson, g.. First base on
4. Hit by pitched ball: BY Volz, I; by
Tuckey. I: by Ferguson. /. Wild pitch:
Tuckey: Hits: Off Spade In seven in
ings, S.; off Fergsuon In four innings, l..
Time: 2:05. Umpire: Rigler.
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Nicholas Wants a Match.

Theodore Nicholas wants to challenge
any man of hts weight in Omaha for a ten
round boxing match or for a walking
match. He says ne will box before any of
the Omaha athletic clubs.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-28

street % discuss base ball legislation and
to see what can be done In the wav Of
promoting amateur ball. All amateur base
ball fans are urgently requested to be
present.
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SIOUX CITY.

Wild pitch: Alderman. First base on balls:
off Sanders. /; uff FLrchner, 2; of Alder
man, !. Hit with Pitched ball: BY Alder
man, l. Struck outs BY Sanders, 3; by
Furchner. 1. Left on bases: Omaha, s.;
Sioux City. l. Double plays: King to
Franck to Aubrey. Austin to Franck TO
Aubrey. Green 10 Shea. Sacrifice hits:
Aubrey. Welch, Franck. Granville. Time:
1880, Umpires; Brennan and Haskell. At
tendance, 1900.
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PITTSBURG, Aug. N.-Pittsburg won the
first game OF this series from Philadelphia
today by a score of 4 to g.. The visitors
scored all their runs in the first inning on
two bases on balls and four singles off
Willis. Vail, Pittsburg's new pitcher was
seEt to the box in the second inning and
pitched a magnificent game. Sparks was
relieved in the sixth inning by Richie, who
did not allow a hit. Scores
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DIES MONIES
LINCOLN
sBatted for Jones in ninth.

eBatted for Jones in ninth.
Two-base hits: F1ournoy, Dwyer Chow
inard %, Kelly. Jude C). First base on
balls: Off Nelson, 2; off Jones. /. Struck
out: By Nelson, 3; by Jones, l. Stolen
bases: Flournoy. Fitzpatrick, Jude. Sac
rifice hits: Kelly, Dexter Time: 1875.
Umpire: Davis. Attendance, 100.
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KANSAS CITY. Aug. 2T.-In the only
match played this morning In the second
round OF the singles Of the Missouri Valley
tennis tourney Drummond Jones OF st
Louis defeated J. T. Bailey Of Albion, OkL.
"a. 60.
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Totals.....-SI IL 4 Totals. . /. !

Chicago ..............0 go o 0 80
New York ..........0 90 00l.e'O 0 OIL
Left on bases: Chicago, 8: New York, 10.
Stolen bases: Devllin, .Eyers, Holman, Sey-
mour. steinfeldt. Double plays: Tinker,
Struck out: BY Pfeister, 8: by Wiltse, 1.
Bases on balls; OFF Pfeister. /; off Wiltse,
!. Time: 900. Umpires: O'Day and Ems
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-28

PUBLICL LAND OPENING

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United States. by the federal government
and state of Wyoming, to own a rich ir-
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full particulars write or see the Globe
Omaha, Neb. 20-M9l5
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GAMES IN the AMERICAN LEAGUE
81. LOuIs wins Twice from Boston by
same score.

BOSTON, Aug. 2L-St. Louis defeated
Boston twice today by the same score, 3
TO l. In the first game the locals seemed
TO have a safe lead, but an error, a single
ard a base on balls and a triple In the
ninth gave ST. Louis three runs Dineen
was effective In the second game, allowing
Boston but three hits. while the visitors
hits were timely. Score. first same:
ST. LOUIS ROSTDN
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ro.ton pefent. cincnnnti.

CINCINNATI. Aug. 2L-0n two occasions
Cincinnati had the bases full, once with
only one out, and still failed to score. Poor
fielding by the locals helped the Bostons to
most of their runs. Score:
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Standing Of the Teams
AMER.
WEST. LEAGUE
NATL. LEAGUE.

Western League-SiouN City at Omaha,
National League-Philadelphia at Pitts
burg.
American L~eRgue-Chicsgo at New York.
-. Louis at Boston, Detroit at Philadelphia,
Cleveland at Washington.
american observation-disclosures at In
dianapols, Kansas City at Milwaukee,
Minneapolis at st. Paul, Toledo at Louis
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-28
BOSTON
'Batted for Smith in ninth.
aBatted for Sullivan in ninth.

'Batted for Sullivan in ninth.
~. Louis .....,.... o o 0 0 o 0 0 "a
Boston ...".....O 0 o OIL
Three-base hitsi Stahl, Wallace. sacrI-
IIee hits: Lord. Ferris. Stolen base
Thoney. Left on bases: Boston. s; 81.
Louis, 3. First base on balls. OFF Bailey,
off Young, l. First base on errors: 81.
Louis, l. Struck out: BY Young, 4; by
Bailey, 2. Wild pitch: Bailey. Time: 1:42.
Umpires: Hurst and O~'Loughlin.
Score, second game:
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POOL TABLE

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GAMES IN AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
indianapolis Blanks Columbus, Siever
Winning HIS Own CAME.

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 2T.-The locals
defeated Columbus today, / to 0. s lever
won his own game by making a single
Score.
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DIES MONIES BEATs LINCOLN TwO
wftherup aud NsIsoR Both DO some
Fine Pitching,

DbS MONIES, Ia, Aug. H.-Des Molnes
E0n Two games from Lincoln today. With
erup Outpitched WATSON In the morning
and Nelson did far better work in the box
In the afternoon than Johnny Jones.
Witherup's batting was one Of the fea-
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Toledo Wins from Louisville.

LOUISVILLE. Aug. 2L-Toledo won the
first game of the series today from Louis
Of the locals in the third and fourth in
nings. Score:
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IWU-Dase MT. bergen. 5acTiflce MIS-
Lumley, Maloney, Wilhelm. Alperman.
Stolen base: Sheehan. Double plays:
Reilly TO Konetchy, LumIey to Jordan.
Left on bases: St Louis, 4; Brooklyn, 10.
Bases on balls: Off Beebe, 8; off Wilhelm.
2. Struck ont: BY Beebe. 2; by Wilhelm,
8. Time: 1:45. Umpire. Klein.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-28
AUTHORIZATIONS

PARTIES desiring young men to work for
board while going to school this winter
should apply to Boyles college at once.
The fall term begins next week. Both
phones. CH1-ss4 80
GOOD japanese boy wants situation TO do
cooking or wash dishes. Speaks English
well. 72S S. 9Th ST.; phone Douglas $3.50.
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A base ball meeting is called for Saturday
night Al Rasmussen's hall, 22Ol Cunning
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'Batted for Raidy in the min

Columbus ........,..O Q 0 $685. 0 90
Struck out: BY Siever, 5. Hit by pitched
ball: Congalton. Two-base hits: SieYer,
Williams. Double plays: Wrigley to Good
win Friel to Kihm, Raidy to Kihm. SacIi-
flee hits; Davidson, Coulter, Hopke, FrieI.
Stolen base: L~ivingstan. Base on balls:
OFF Siever, q off Goodwin, I. Umpires:
Bierhalter and Kierin. Time: 1:25.
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Dodgers Defeat Cardinals.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 27.-Brooklyn defeated
St. Louis this afternoon in the first game
OF the. series, 2 to l. Score;
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OFFICE CONSTRUCTING QUARTER.
master, Fort Deavenwortb, KAN, August
n, lSS. Sealed proposals.. In ~triplicate, will
be received here until HOO a. m, centraI
time, September. Is, 1903, and then opened
for the construction OF an isolation hospital
including plumbing. hot - HateF heating
electric wiring and electric lighting fix.
formation and blank forms OF prop,ssI
furnished on application 20 this office
plans and specifications may be seen here
also in office OF chief quartermaster al
Omaha, st. Paul. Denver and Chicago
depot quartermaster, St. Louis, and secre
tary Master Builders exchange, Kansas
City, Mo. United states reserves the righl
to accept or reject any or all proposals OF
any part thereof, Envelopes TO be en-,
dorsed Proposals for Isolation Hospital.
and addressed 90 Captain william d. a
Quartermaster. Aa-32ed S1l-l5,
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LOUISVILLE.
TOLEDO

'Batted for Sutthoff in fourth.
'Batted for kaufman I'm ninth.
Louisville ............O 0 0 O 0 O-S
Toledo .............O o s 2 o o 0 0 OF
Stolen bases: Hinchman, Armbrustar.
Sacrifice hit: West. Two-base hit: Hick-
man. Double play: Hinchman to Barbeau
to Lister. Struck out: BY Adams. /; by
West, .; By kaufman, >. Bases on balls
off West, 3. Hit by pitched ban: BY Lister.
/. Hits: off Adams. 3 In three and two
thirds innings; off Sutthoff, l In one-third
inning; off kaufman, 3 In four innings
Left on bases: Louisville, 6; Toledo, 4
Time: Las. Umpire: Owens.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-28
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Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-28

IWO-base hItb; herlnI Hall. Ihree-ba1e
hit: Wheeler. Sacrifice hits: Patterson.
O'Brien, Clarke. Stolen bases: Davis, Quill
lin CD. Left or bases: Minneapolis, s; 81.
Paul. o First base on balls: off Fene.
I; off Theobald. 2. Hit by pitched bali.
BY F1ene, 2; By Theobald. 2 Wild pitch:
rheobald- Struck out: BY Fiene. /: BY
TheObald. l. Time: las. Umpire: Hayes.