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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-20
VOTE OF THE OHIO NEGROES
DISPOSITION DEPENDS LARGELY
ON FoRAKER'S ATTITUDE.
Circumstances on Which Democrats
Base Their Hopes-Taking
Straws on Trains.

FAIRVIEw. LINCOLN. Neb., july 20.
According to democratic leaders who
have been to Fairview and conferred with
Mr. Bryan, the ability of the democratic
party to secure the negro vote in Ohio
will depend largely upon the attitude Of
Senator Foraker. So long a. he remains
outside the republican breastworks, at
least as regards Judge Taft. the demo-
Gratis feel assured Of large negro support
in that state. Holding. as they do, the
balance Of political power, there being
something like 10000 of them. the negroes
in the Ohio campaign will be most i'm
portant factor. Should, however. Senator
Foraker become Sonciled and lend his
support to Taft, il is conceded that there
10 little probability Of enrolling suffi-
Gent number OF negro voters in the cause
of democracy to materially affect the re-
suit. Former Attorney General Frank s.
of Youngstown. who was chairman of
The last democratic state convention in
Ohio. are speeding home today from a
conference with Mr.. Bryan last night with
instructions to size up the situation and
Take every advantage of the Foraker
Taft feud
The first feeling Of hopefulness with re-
gard TO Illinois IS not gaining ground, and
although that state will be carefully
looked after /, has been practically d.
die west will be directed toward Indiana
and Ohio. where the democratic leaders
are counting on wrestling the majority
vote from the republican column.
Staw Votes on Trains.
The sentiment of the country toward the
two candidates is being ascertained by a
number of democrats travelling on the
transcontinental trains through Lincoln.
For the past few days visitors 20 Far
view have kept Mr.. Bryan Informed OF
the result Of polls made by them of pas
,eIGe:s aboard their trains 1t is sal
mat the figures presented were highly
gratifying 10 Nr. Bryan.
One thing g definitely settled and that
h hat tae craftsmanship of the national
committee Will not go to a southern man
because of tie attitude az the southeruers
toward the negro. Although Mr. Bryan
thinks highly Of Mr. Ollie James OF Ken
lucky. and his name was prominently
considered for the place. the position
taken by Mr.. James some time ago in
favoring the disfranchisement of the ne
gro made his appointment out of ,..e
question.
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Sherman, Dartmouth College. Time, IL 1-5

| Sherman, Dartmouth College. Time, II 10
| seconds.
| The fifteenth heat was won by j. A.
Rector, University of Virginia, who easily
defeated Macleod, the Cambridge crack.
| The time, 10 As seconds, equals the rec
/ ord made by Jarvis American, at the
Olympic games in 1900 at Paris. Loud
cheering accompanied the announcement
| of RectorS achievement.
| The sixteenth heat was won by Stark,
United Kingdom. Time. II 40 seconds.
The seventeenth was won by Roche.
United Kingdom. Time, IL 20 seconds.
The first trial heat of the 4OO-meter
hurdle race was walkover for Hoops.
Holland; Joseph Bromilow, jr.. Irish
Athletic Club, and the others being
scratched.
University of Michigan. who beat Dens-
ham, the United Kingdom champion.
This was Goes first attempt at the
hurdles, and he just won it by a hard
race.
The third heat was won by C. J.
Bacon. 1rish-American A. c., who beat
his only competitor, Duncker. Africa, by
twenty-five yards. Time. 81 seconds.
The fourth heat was won by Harmer,
United Kingdom, who ran alone.
Heats in the 400 Meter Hurdle.
The fifth heat in the 4OO-meter hurdle
was won by Burton, United Kingdom.
who ran alone.
! The sixth heat was won by Harry l..
Hillman. New York A. c.. His only COM
petitor, Halbart of Belgium, dropped out
OF the race after running 80 meters.
| Hillman's time was 90 10 seconds.
! The other heats were Won as follows:
Seventh. Braun. Germany; time, 1:5S.
Eighth. Gould, United Kingdom, who
| ran alone.
Ninth, kovacs. Hungary, who ran alone
Tenth, Tremeer.- United Kingdom. who
ran alone.
Eleventh. Burton. United Kingdom, who
defeated Meslet of France. This heat
finished the trials.
The fifth heat of the SOO-meter fiat race
was won by c. B. Beard. Ames Univer-
sity, Iowa. Time, 1:J9 As.
The sixth heat was won by just, United
Kingdom, easily. Time. 1857 As.
Ewry Wins Broad jump.
In the final broad jump Ewry won with
10 feet 1114 inches. Tsiclitiras was sec.
ond, with 10 feet IA inches Sheridan
was third, with 10 feet Z inches.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-20
CHAFE IN HUMILIATION
Dr.. Guthrie and HamIine
Church to Appeal to President.
EXPLANATION DEMANDED
EJectment From Iowa Circle Con-
sidered an Intentional Injury.
MAJ. SYLVESTER'S VERSION
permission Given to Hold Services
in Street Only and Not in Park.
Col. Bromweu Justifies
Waterman.
MAJ. SYLvEsTER's VERSION
OFFENSE AND DEFENSE.

1 consider that Hamline Church
has been Inundated before the peo-
pie of Washing ton. feel that we
nave been treated with gross intoi-
erance and discourtesy as a church
and that a thorough explanation Is
due us from the persons or authori-
ties responsible for our mortifica-
a time await the explanation to
which. think, we are entitled. If
we do not receive that think the
President would listen to our state
ment and make some adjustment
OF the matter.
Rev. c. E. GUTHRIE. DID,,
Pastor of Hamline M. E. Church.
If DR.. Guthrie held services in
Iowa Circle he was at fault. be-
cause he had no proper permits
sion to do so. In my view the
Waterman was right In refusing to
permit the services to be held in
the park. But he should have per-
formed his duty in q courteous
manner and without giving offense
II possible. AS I have not heard
his side Of the story do not know
ties In any respect.
Col. CROMWELL.
Superintendent of Public Buildings
and Grounds.
We were asked over the telephone
for permit to conduct a service
at Iowa Circle-that is the circum-
ference Of the park-and we granted
the permit. We have no right to
issue a permit for meetings in
parks. When we issued the permit
for service at Iowa Circle we al
lowed them to hold a service on the
street. If DR.. Guthrie was holding
service on a spot not covered by
our permit and was SO informed by
an officer he should have obeyed
the instructions of the officer.
Maj. RICHARD SYLVESTER.
Superintendent of Police.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-20
WILL RESUME THE FIGHT
GUFFEY'S FRIENDS AIM TO CON-
troll STATE COMMITTEE.
Kerr Declares That He Will Make
No Effort to Boss His Fellow
Democrats in Pennsylvania.

PHILADELPHIA. July 2O-The con-
test within the democratic party in Penn
sylvanla. which was carried to the demo-
cratic convention at Denver, where James
NJ. Guffey Of Pittsburg was defeated for
national committeeman by James Kerr
of Clearfleld. is again warming I'M To-
night there will be a meeting of the dem
ocratic city committee of PHILADELPHIA.
and Wednesday the state committees will
meet at Harrisburg for the purposa of
reorganizing. Ever since Mr.. Gufrev lost
the national committeemanship at Den
YER the Guffey faction has been busy
preparing for Wednesdays meeting at
wnlcn II Is expected a contest will be
made Tor control of the state committee.
Kerr Will Not Fight.
National Committeeman Kerr. however.
is out in statement in which he saws
he does not expect to make a fight for
control. The democratic state commit
tee should control itself in the interest
of democratic principles and democratic
candidates. lie says. 1T should be re-
sponsive to democratic sentiment and
should not be an agency for the exploita-
ton of any one man or small group Of
iiiicitStCh tic CoutTOl Oh inc COM
mittee or its chairman as a means to the
promotion of personal or selfish interests
or as an agency for controlling party con-
ventions.
Il have no notion that my election to
the democratic national committee" he
continues, carries with 1t obligations to
finance campaigns or boss my fellow
democrats either directly or through any
tool offered by me and put forward as the
nominal head OF any branch of the party
organ: Zation."
Appeals for Harmony.
Mr.. Kerr appeals for harmony and saws
hat the state committee can bring this
about by electing a chairman who is
neither Guffey nor Kerr man. He
then names three men for state chairman
who. he says. could command the conf
dence of the democratic voters. 1t is
understood that State Senator George
Dimeling OF Clearfield, the present state
chairman and a Guffey man, is a candi-
date for reelection. The leaders of the
Guffey faction express themselves as con-
fident that they will be able to control
the committee. The Philadelphia city COM
mi.tee. ut It's meeting tonight is expected
to ratify the Denver ticket and adopt
some sort of "A resolution expressing SEN
/ timents favorable to the Guffey faction
The city committee is controlled by men
who are among Guffey's chief supporters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-20
In Touch With the Indomitable.

MONTREAL. July 20-The Point
d. Amour signal station in the Straits of
Belle Isle reports that it was in wireless
communication with the British cruiser
Indomitable today.
His royal highness. the Prince of
Wales: Earl Dudley and other distin-
guished visitors to the Quebec tercen-
tenary celebration are on board.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-20
Building Permits Issued.

The following building permits were Is
sued by Acting Inspector Francis today:
To Immaculate Conception Church, for
one three-story brick school at n street
between 9TH and Sth streets northwest;
architect b. Stanley Simmons: builder. J.
NJ Dunn: estimated cost, 10000.
To J. S. Giusta. to repair dwelling at
1910 l. street northwest; contractor, J.
Houtz; estimated cost, 81, 400.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-20
Grade Change Hearing.

The Commissioners announced today
that they will give a hearing in room 3S9.
new District building. at 1890 am. to-
morrow, relative to the proposed change
OF grade at 10th street and Rhode Island
avenue northeast.
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Coroner to Investigate.

Eliza Brady. colored. sixtysix years of
age. of 4: Pierce street northwest died
at ; O'Clock this morning at her home
There had been no medical attention and
the coroner will make the necessary In
vestigation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-20
Lieut.. Burr Dead.

MANILA, July 20.-Lieut. Burr Of the
constabulary. who was wounded q few
days ago In an attack upon a Moro
stronghold near Camp Keithley. Minda-
mao Island, died today.
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DIED.

brennan. On Saturday. July Is. 1905 BER-
TIA BREANAN.
Funeral Tuesday, July 81. at Pm, from her
dsughters resldence. 73l 18th street south
east.
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Ewry Wins Broad Jump.

In the final broad jump Ewry won with
10 feet ia inches. Tsiclitiras was sec
ond, with 10 feet IA inches. Sheridan
was third, with 10 feet inches.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-21
BIG HACK IS IN BAD SHAPE
Has water On the Knee and VIII
Take a Long Rest.

LONDON, June 20. Hackenschmidt,
who made an inglorious exhibition in
America, several months ago, is in bad
shape. physically. He has water on the
knee, and has decided to take a long rest.
He not only cahceled his match with
zybysco, but has cancelled his music hall
engagements. Hackenschmidt said %recently:
II must have complete rest, and this I
intend taking. When l retire to rest my
knee and have II put through a strict
course OF medical treatment l shall be can
ceiling engagements between now and Oc-
tober worth nothing short of $4,000. l must
do It. I cannot go on with my knee in this
condition. See. as 1 bend my leg. how the
water forces the flesh out 0his was clearly
visible.) II is not likely that l would re.
linquish a5.00O II ! were In a condition to
nlfnl even my music hall engagements
and that Is a different matter to a big con-
test.
"were l sound physically at the present
moment | would not require anything like
six weeks for training. | could be fit In
a fortnight. No, ! owe il 10 myself in the
first place. and TO the public and those
gentlemen who are supporting me in the
second, to be in the best OF condition when
l meet Zybysco.'
to cancel $1,000 worth OF contracts to get
lit He does not care so much about zy-
bysco. but wants to be in condition when
Gotch comes over. so that he can get his
own" back.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-21

PIERRE. s. D., June 9~0.-(Epecial Tele-
gram To-day ended the Firemen's tOurna-
ment at this city, the contests being numer-
GUS. In the double coupling contest Reimer
and Dunn of Clear Lake took first, Paul
son and Wrigh OF Vermilion second.
In the Novelty ladder contest. Paulson
OF Vermilion was first and Meyers of Yer
million second.
In the free-for-all hose race Rapid City
and Clear Lake tied in O.29.
Clear Lake withdrew, giving the race 10
Rapid City.
In wet test hose race Huron was first
with l:s; Clear Lake second. 40: Water
town third.
Novelty hose-laying race contest: Huron
first. O;5ih; WateTtown second. 0:SI9s; Clear
Lake ~
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-21
LANGFORD KNOCKS OUT BARRY
Stin Punch in Jaw Sends Chicago Man
TO Floor I'm Third Round.

NEW YORK, June M-With a terrific
right-hand uppercut TO the Jaw sam
Langford knocked out Jim Barry, the chi
cage heavyweight, in the third round of
a bout scheduled TO go six rounds at the
irmou Athletic club tonight. The
men We're battling on even terms when
LangfoTd saw an opening and slipped IN
the knockout punch. Barry claimed that
the blow was accidental.
Barry assumed the aggressive at fhc
start and anded several good blows
which puzzled Langford, who evened mat
tiers, however, at the close OF the first
round by sending two heavy right-hdnd
punches TO the head. There was little 10
choose in the second round ana hOnors
were even.
In a series of exchanges in the third
round Langford put a LETT to the Jaw anu
followed IL with a terrific right uppercuI
which put Barry 10 the floor, where ne
was counted out.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-21
BIG LIGHTWEIGHT MATCH MADE
Rig Jim JeHries Lands Management b
McFarIand-welsh Contest.

LOS ANGELES, Cal, June 20.-Jim Jof-
ferries, the fight promoter, has finally
landed the contest between Packey Nc
Farland of Chicago, and Freddie Welsh,
the English lightweight, for his club, which
is situated just outside of this city He
secured the bout by offering Harry GIL
more. manager Of Mcfarland, a guarantee
of 1900 for Packey's end. WHISTLER he won.
lost or fought a draw. The men will meet
for twenty-five rounds on the afternoon
of July 4. They will weigh in at 1913 pounds
at . a. m J. on the day of the battle. JEFF
fries has consented to referee the bout,
Welsh made a great Impression here by
beating Phil Brock in a twenty-five round
fight recently.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-21
BOOKMAKING is UNDER THE BAN
Kentucky Commission VIII Permit
Only Mutual System of Betting.

LEXINGTON, Ky, June 2O.-The state
Racing commission today refused 10 allow
re-establishment Of bookmakeTs on Ken
lucky race tracks by a unanimous vote.
They decided in favor Of the Pari Mutuel
machines as being the best thing for rae
ing.
The full membership of the board was
present, inclading Colonel Milton Young,
Colonel +. f.. Clay, Colonel Jack Chinn,
Charles f. Granger, a. B.. Rouse and Louis
Des Cognets.
The resolution affecting bookmakers is
as follows.
THE commission believes that the best
interests of the turf demand that Pari
Mutuel machines be used on all race
courses licensed by the commission. All
racing associations licensed by the COM
mission are hereby instructed to permit
only the Mutuel system of betting and
auction pools on the grounds. ANY viola
ton of this resolution shall be punished
by a revocation of the offenders license
Permission was granted the Latonia
Jockey club to reduce purses from $500 TO
500. az Harvey Meyers. who represented
the club, claimed that the track was los
ing 500 daily, and had been since the meet
ing began, Including derby day.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-21
ANDERSON WIS GOLF TITLE
Western Open Championship
Annexed b. Chicago Man.

ST. LOUIS, jun 2o.-Willie Anderson Of
Chicago. three tines open national cham
pion, won the wStern open golf champion
ship on the N%ornandie links today with a
score Of 29 for two days play. His score
Of 1850 for thiry-six holes Thursday and
l9 for today's ounds could not be reached,
although FREQ Mcleod, also OF Chicago,
former western professional champion,
played a goo1 game. turning in a 800 card
for the tOurrAment.
Alexander Campbell and Gilbert Nichols,
both OF Bosom, tied for third honors, with
sol scores. Otto Hackbarth was the only
St Louis han In the money. He tied with
l.. AuohteIonie of Chicago for fourth place,
with SOP.
Robert simpson of Milwaukee, who lost
the championship in this match. had a bad
day yesterday, with a card Of 1863, and today
could nd overcome the handicap that score
gave hm.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-21
PHILADELPHIA

'Batted for Sparks in the eighth.
Philadelphia ....... o 0 o GOI
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-21
CHAMPION CANS IS TO RETIRE
He win Quit te Ring for
Good In septemfr.

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal June D-Joe
Cans. the champion light weight of the
world. is going to retire Pm the rims in
September. He made tn announcement
here. and stated that h, really meant II
this time. After his fop'-hve round fight
with Battling Nelson o July 4 at Colma,
Cans wa Mspe q ehlenge to fight the
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-21
Chase. Score:
IVIHIE F88ssst7 Q II 10 ,
"Batted for Blue in the seventh.

DdltSu LOi DIue III lne EeNentn'
Slated for Manning in the ninth.
st. Louis. ......... 0 8 0 -
York. .......,. % o 0 0 0 2 0 0 %
Two-base hits: Manning, 4. Jones (2J.
Stahl. Keller. Three-base hits: Wallace,
Schweitzer. Hits: Off Powell, 6 IN six
innings; off Waddell, 4 in three innings.
Sacrifice hit: Keeler. Stolen bases: Ball,
Hartzell, T. Jones. Double plays: Powell
to Blue; Moriarity to Chase; Spencer to
Ferris, Left on bases: st. Louis, &; New
Waddeil, 8; by Manning, &. Passed bali:
Blue. Wild pitch: Manning. Tine: 2:O5.
Umpires: Sheridan and Connolly.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-21

.....27 q 5 OF
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-21
CREW IS SELECTED
Tryout of the Candidates n severe
One.

ITHACA, N. Y, June 2O.-After a severe
test, the Cornell crew. as it nov stands
will be entered in the Poughkeepsie re-
gatta. This announcement was made by
Coach Courtney, who says that he is salts
fled with the crew and the varsity shell,
barring accidents and sickness will not be
changed. The varsity crew Witch will row
at ~Poughkeepsie is made up as follows:
Smith. bow; Stone. 2; Clark, 3; Backus, 4;
Stevens, s; Horton, 6; Williams, 7; Cox,
stroke; Clark, coXswaln.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-21
Grfmth at MornInENide.

DIES NOME. Ia. June 20,-(Special)-
Coach John Griffith OF M~orningstde has
not accepted the offer To coach Drake uni
Versity teams the coming year ard indi-
.-ectly Ia is understood that Griffith will
/ tay az M~Orningside the coming year. In
addition 10 being connected with athletics,
Griffith Is principal OF the academy to
the college and has other connections
which make the acceptance OF The Drake
offer difficult
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-21
Lincoln and Denver In Omaha.

Omaha fans are to nave an unique treat
Sunday at Yinton street park. Two out
side teams, Denver and Lincoln, will play,
Omaha being at Des Moines then. Both
Lincoln and Denver are playing fast ball,
are good teams and have an Intense rivalry
on for second place and c~ontenders for the
flag. But that is not the main point. Go
out and pick your favorite and root. See
how II will feel to root on your own
grounds for a visiting team. Really. the
anticipation seems intoXicatingly joyful.
Here are the linuDs.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-21
SterlinEs.
MakehId Gets Two Of Three.

EMERSON, Neb.. June aO-(speclal)-
Wakefield won from Emerson by a score
Of 9 TO 8. This gave Wakefield the rubber,
two out OF three. batteries: Waksf ed.
Dilts and Bushby; Emerson. Gray and
West. Three-base hits: J. Pope.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-21

OkIahoma Indians AT Diet1 Park.

A douhie-header will be played at Dietz
park Sunday. The first game will be be-
tween Harry Sage's Sterlings and the as
o'clock. The second one will be between
the Oklahoma Indians and the Dietz as
in Omaha before. Harry Sage has made
some changes for the good of the team and
expects TO put up a different brand OF ball
than former games he has played. The
lineup:
n{etz Aaaoc{atIop SteriIngs
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-21
HOWE TO LEAD YALE TRACK
Minnesota Splinter Chosen for Next
Years Captain.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, June D.-Leonard
Vernon Howe. 1909. of Minneapolis, Mimi,
has been elected capital, of the Yale track
team for next year. Eh won the 1lo-meter
hurdle race in the Olympic tryouts and was
awarded a place on tie American team.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-21
SIOUX CITY.

Two-base hits: Aubrey, Andreas. Three
base hit; Belden. wild pitch: Freeman.
First base on balls: or Hollenbeck, 4;
off Freeman, 3. Struck out: BY Hollen-
beck, 6; by Freeman, 8. Left on bases;
Omaha, 9: Sioux City. 10. Stolen bases:
DR.. WEIGH, Campbell, Sacrifice hits;
1855. Umpire: Brennan. Attendance. 1900.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-21
APPS DEFEAT
ATHLETICS
philadelphia Has Chanc Ia Eighth,
but Throws it Away.

CLEVELAND. June 0-Cleveland de-
feated Philadelphia 4 to 2 today. Phila
delphia had a chance TO tie the score in the
eighth inning. but threw II away with
weird base running. A one-haRded leapinS
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-21
LEADER OF CORNELL TRACK MN
Charles NJ. French Chosen Captain ar
Next Year.

ITHACA, N. Y. June 9-Charle NJ
French has been elected captain { the
Cornell university track team TO- next
year. French has done some goo work
In the quarter and half-mile rgs and
finished second to Hsskins IN re latter
event in the int~ercollegiates.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-21
FOUR STRAIGHT FOR DENVER

Hard Hitting by Winners and POOI
Fielding by the Losers.
DIES MONIES, June 2.-Denver took the
straight game oday, the score beina
s to 8. The errors by the Boosters lost the
game. Yeager batted in four Of the DeS
Moines five score. Cassidy played a star
for Denver. as he has done all this
series. Corbett weakened I'm the seventh
and Adams, who replaced him, was
hit freely. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-21
Totals. 40 IL q s 4
sHannifan cut for not touching third.
sBatted for Boultes in the third.

ST. Louls..-..r.... 8 o l {
Boston .............. 0 l 0 0 o {
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-21

Two-base hit: Cobb. Three-base hits:
Mcintyre, Ganley. Sacrifice hits: COughlin,
Ganley. Stolen bases: Mcintyre Cobb,
Shipke. Double play: Schaefer'to Killifer.
Left on bases: Detroit, 5; Washington, S
First base on balls: OFF Killian, 2: off
Hughes. a. First base on errors: Detroit,
/; Washington, 1, Hit with pitched ball:
BY Killian, /; by Hughes, I. Struck out.
BY Killian. 1; by Hughes. 3. Time: l:55.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-21
CHICAGO SHUTS OUT BOSTC
Game is Pitchers Battle Between
Walsh and Young.
LATTER LOSES HIS OWN GAME
Wild Throw to Second Responsible
for Only Run I'm the Contest
other American League
Scores.
AFTER LOSES HIS OWN GAME

CHICAGO, June O.-A pitchers battle be-
tween Walsh and Young today resulted
in the defeat of Boston by Chicago. The
score was l to 0. Young lost his own game
by throwing wild to second base after
Purtell had hunted safely. Lord then
threw Walsh's grounder over Unglaub's
head and Purtell scored. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-21

Frazier. Double play: Delvin to Tenney.
Left on Bases: New York, s; Chicago, 8.
off Frazier, 3. Hit by pitched ball: BY
Frazier, l. Struck out: BY Mathewson, s;
by Frazier, l. Passed ball: Killing. Wild
pitch: Frazier. Time: 1850. Umpires:
KLEIN and O'Day.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-21

winner OF the Packy Northumberland
Walsh battle for the title on Labor Day.
IL the victor declines to take hin on, then
he will quit the game forever. Cans says
he is getting too old to fight, but wants
to engage in these two battles.