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Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-02
SUMMARY OF THE BEE
Thursday, July ?, 1908.


FOR t4.1tfA. COUNCIL BLUFFS AND
yICINITY-Showers and warmer Thursday
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Thursday.
FOR Probably showers Thursday.
Tnnnnrnfnrn at Omaha NesterdaN:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-02

iC0atiHUsd On Second Pass,l
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Sporting Gossip.

Poor old Lincoln. st is IN danger Of being
overtaken by Pueblo yet.
The Worlds Champions are In serious
danger of losing their celebrated title, the
Cubs" They are about to be dubbed tho
"Limpers.''
That sapient sporting writer out in Den
yer who ,f%oretold with graphic precision
gave his friends the tip on how Cans would
devour Nelson. It's a gay life when you're
flush.
President o,Nen predicts that more
league into majors this year than from
any other minor In the land. Wonder IL
he can't arrange to send Stats Davis
somewhere, too.
Mordecae Brown is not only put in to
pitch full games more often than his turn
and sent in to save games for other pitch
ers. but is now being resorted to as an
emergency batter. Pity there aren't a few
more such on the crippled Cubs just now.
Let's see, wasn't it Ducky Holmes who
punched Stats DAYS face once on the
streets OF LineolnS Ducky Holmes is nov
was given the game Tuesday by this same
Davis. who knows, but Ducky threatened
to slap Stats again?
After his wrestle with Roller Gotch an
nounced he would retire. Many admirers
think him too young and facing too great
a future to stay by his word. What
S made the tu' one SSU q mSf aSEs hero o'C Of
The world holler enough" What more
could he expect to do?
1t is a strange fact that the st. Louis
lace and are holding It with a pertinacity
hat Is disconcerting TO the rest OF the
cams with pitchers who have been uni
.ormly weak because of various mishaps.
~'carcely does a Brown pitcher who be-
ms a game end It; almost Invariably he
: relieXed and yet the team cones on win
Inc maintain that the pitching staff Is
Nerything.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-09
Brewers win in Seventh.
Consular Appointments.

WASHINGTON, July S.-The State de-
partment today announced the appointment
of William w. Handley of New York as
consul general at Coma, Congo Free State,
also these consuls: Arthur Garrels of Mis-
souri, at Zanzibar, Zanzibar; Samuel C.
Rent OF Illinois at Port Louis. Mauritlus.
Douglas jenkins Of South Carolina at st.
Pierre, 81, Pierre island; Adam Lieber-
knecht OF Illinois at Alden, Arabia; Freder-
lex d.. Cloud of Iowa at Antung, China
Edgar d. Turner OF Pennsylvania at Mus.
kat, Oman; Thomas w. Haskins Of Cali
fornia at Swallow, china
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-09
CITY


sAustin out on bunt strike.
Omaha ..........,...0 / 0 0 0 0 %
Sioux City............1 0 o 0 0 0 0 0 o.
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ROURKE HAS a KICK COMING
Other Teams Protest Against Treat.
ment at Sioux City.

Tuesday right that III hao protested the
game, because OF the evidently unjust
decision in the last inning which robbed
two out and two strikes on Weed, and the
score sanding 2 to l IN favor OF Oman.
Weed swung at the ball which hit him.
the rules, Stats Davis gave Weed his
base, and Sioux City won the game. lie
said that Davis was viciously unfair all
records show Hollenbeck hit seven, that
most of these deliberately walked in
bases by Davis. He said that Des Moines
and Lincoln both entered protests against
the coarse work of Davis In helping his
home team.
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wALDRON's MUFF COSTS GAME
WITH Two Down in the Ninth He
Drops n High One.

PUEBLO, Colo.. July s.-After Denver
had tied the score in the ninth inning, with
two out and two men on bases, Mite hit
a long fly to center field. waldron muffed
the ball and Pueblo won by a score Of
3 to 2 Nichols kept his hits pretty well
scattered and was given better support
than Adams. The locals took the lead in
the fourth. singles by Miller and Corhan
and La~uterborn's error netting two runs.
Lauterborn'B single, an out and Waldron's
Texas Lacquer gave Denver one In the
seventh and Zalusky's single, a sacrifice
a. ~ nin1b rSnnins nna'bandad ceVoS
OF Lovett's drive, which looked like a
homer. by Spencer, when the bases were
full, was the feature OF the game. Score:
nnAENrND
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LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS AND FEN.
gineers--The village OF Sidney, Nebraska.
lnVl:es bids and viii open same at 7:Si
!. m, on Monday evening, July n 1aOs
TOT the installation and completion Of a
Ma,er works system as per plans and
specifications on file with the clerk OF said
village reserving the right 10 reject nI
accept any, or all bids, or reject or accent
any Fart thereof. P
BIS should cover the following "a a
whole or any distinct part, towit:
one pumping station.
one duplex pump.
one gasoline engine, Is horse power
pacity. "'O" ca
One well l6 feet in diameter and 40 feet
500 feet Of s-ineh pipe.
$50 feet Of 6-inch pipe.
$50 feet Of finch pipe.
1000 feet of Pinch pine,
Twenty hydFants.
All valves and specials necessary 70 COM
Piiete the work in a first class workman
like name
The board reserves the right to Increase
or diminish the quantity Of any sized pine
above specified. FF
Bids are 10 be sealed and addressed m
me village clerk, and marked Proposals
for Water Works"
SWAN DERRICK. Chairman
LESLIE NEURAUER. Clerk.
IL IN "a - 4 = a. - -
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New Mining Town I'm pro,n.c,

PITTSBURG, Pa, July s.-Contracts IN,
machinery and equipment for the Immense
plant OF the Pittsburg- Buffalo Coal com,
pany at Mariana. washington county, have
August l and 1t is the intention OF the coal
company TO build n new mining town with
a population OF about 1900. The work in
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-09
blame Placed on Railroad.

DIES MONIES, Ia, July S.-Blame for the
collision of Great Western ana Rock Island
trains at thS East Sixteenth street crossing
this city, OF these lines last Wednesday Is
laid on both roads by the verdict of the
coroner's jury returned this morning. The
verdict also places the blame fer the death
OF w. II. urbahns, who was killed In the
wreck, on his fellow trainmen.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-09

GOOD FARMING LAND-Near Denver
Greeley districts; wells % 10 20 feet; abun.
dance 81 moisture; general farming, In
cludlng corn raising; one crop pays for
NATIONAL INVESTMENT. CO.
~ bfAhoeis Bldg. Omaha, Nsb.
(t0)-S96
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Standing Of the Teams
WEST. LEAGUE.
NATL. LEAGUE.
AMER. LEAGUE
GAMES TODAY.

Western 1eague-Omaha at Sioux city.
Des Molnes al Lincoln, Denver at Pueblo.
American Association 49, indianapolis at
Columbus. Louisville at Toledo. Kansas
City at st. Paul. Milwaukee at Minneapolis.
National League-Brooklyn at Chicago,
Philadelphia at Pittsburg. New York at
Cincinnati, Boston at ct. Louis.
American League-Chicago at Washing
ton, St. Louis at Philadelphia. Detroit at
New York, Cleveland at Boston.
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Two Yenrr Tor Kenn-

CHICAGO, July S.-Daniel F.. Keller
army, was sentenced by Judge lands m
tne United States district court today 10
serve W years at hard labor in the fed
eral prison at Fort L~eavenworth. Keller
was round guilty on a charge of having
~detrauded the government through use or
stolen Ouartermas ters chAcks
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-09

WANTED-Housework or TO care for
horses Experienced. Frank Ikeda. rs
. th 81 CH)-9H l0x
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-09
New Mark for In.I1.n,.

NEW YORK. July She .n,s.
Lusitania has br)Een another speed rennr5
py logging Gf3 nautical miles n dny accoCb
~ 70 reformation received today nv tho
Nunard line officials In New York Hon''
ever inc Luistania has merely moved H.
reCoIu a couple II notohes higher. as n
pISrIousIy held the speed record at sIi
nIi'ss per DAY. The new fast run was mada
on INC first day out on the LusitanIs's
present. trip from Queenstown. whence 4
saleu Tor New York on July &
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-09
CUBS BACK IN FIRST PLACE
Chicago Wins from Brooklyn by
Score of Six to Three.
REULBACH FAILS IN EIGHTH
He Filln Dnses. but Brown Goes in
and saves observation-disclosures
Loses Two 20 PhiIa-
delphia.

CHICAGO, July s.-Chicago resumed the
National league leadership today by defeat-
ing Brooklyn, 8 to 3. Hofman's home run
came in the second. Reulbach lost ontro
in the eighth and filled up the bases,
Brown then checked Brooklyn's rally.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-09

'Batted for Willis in eighth.

sBatted for willis In eighth.
P%ittsbnrg ..."."."..0 o 0 l 0 Q Q o-1
Philadelphia ........1 / 0 2 0 o.
Two-base hit: Storke. Three-base hit:
Wagner: Hits: Off Willis. 6 in six innings.
Sacrifice hits: Knabe, McQuillin. Stolen
batichio to Storke, Thomas to Storke. Left
on bases: Pittsburg. 6; Philadelphia, 6.
Struck out: BY McQuillin, 2; Willis, 2;
Camnitz, 1. Passed ball, Jacklitsch. Wild
pitch: McQinllin. Time: l:fo. Umpire:
ODay.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-09
st. Louis Defeats Boston.

ST. LOUIS. July St. Louis defeated
Of the current series. Poor pitching by
Dorner and equally bad fielding behind
him were responsible for Boston's defeat.
The score:
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BEATRICE, Neb., July s.-(speciaL)-The
Dutch ball team in the City league yester-
day shut out the Young Mems Christian
association nine by the score OF 10 to o.
kuehl for the Dutch pitched a pretty game,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-09
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Germun-American Life Insurance conn
pany to Henry c, Getscher, lot ii,
block 4. Dupont place. .................s 2O
Heed Bros, to Elizabeth NJ. ShahAn.
lot y, block 2, replat OF Durant
PLACE Observation-Disclosures. 1000
j, block Is, Central rk............. $50
John s. Bacon to Silas Robbins, lot
s. Arlington addition ......... I
MARY b. Jacks and husband to Ida .
Main, lot IL, block 2, Spring Lake
Park "p"%s"."""":"".".".... S25
ben1atnln +. Thomas ana wife to j
van Doran. lot Z block lOl, Dundee
-PIoN' ..,s...,... GO
George I. Morton and wife to Jessie
Colby. lot IS. block 2, shrlver
place .".",.""................ eO
Frederick II. Cosgrove and wife TO
sarah j. and l.. b. Huddleston. mart
lots s and 4 block ?, rukey's repIat
OF Bemis Park -.".".".""""...... s,COo
NJ. ---
AO'a' $S,I7S
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Two out when winning run was made.
PPssnnSSisa5 ."...." SS2SSdSi Il
Stolen bases: waldron. Matticks, Corhan
(2), Maddox ~. Double play: Adams t.
BOhannon. Left on bases: Denver, II
Pueblo, Z. Base given for hitting batter:
BY Adams, /. Sacrifice hits: Lovett. Ir.
win, Lauterborn. Struck out: BY Adams
3; by Nichols, 4. Bases OH balls: O.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-09
SENATORSDEFEAT WHITE SOX
Tannehill Holds Chicago Americans
Down to Four Hits.
MANUEL IS DRIVEN FROM BOX
GanIey Throws BALL Into n stand and
Saves the visitors from a shut
out-scOres of h
Games.

WASHINGTON, July S~.-Tannehin held
Chicago down to four hits today. Wash
ington winning easily. Manuel was knocked
out Of the box and owen was hit hard.
Ganley's wild throw to first. the ball going
INTO the stand. saved the visitors from a
shptout. Score;
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Totals d.
DIES MONIES.

Johnson, Flournoy. Stolen bases: Fox,
Davidson. Thomas. Sacrifice hits. David
son, Zinran, Johnson. Double plays: Fox
to Gagnier to Thomas; johnson to Gagnier
to Thomas. Struck out: BY Johnson. s;
by Ford, 2. Bases on balls: OFF Johnson.
4; off Ford, / Hit with pitched ball: Ey
Johnson, /. Wild pitch: Ford. Time: las.
Umpire: Haskell. Attendance; 90.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-09

NOTICE AS TO SALE OF WATFR
Bonds-The village OF Sidney, Nebraska
invites bids and will open the same ar
1000 a. IN. on Saturday. August l. lsG for
the sale OF water bonds In the sum ~
twenty thousand Cocoon dollars. IN denon1i-
due In twenty years: OPTIONAL al The era
OF i've years; dated May 1. 1905; interest
az 8 per cent per annum, payable annually
A. the otnce OF the village treasurer of
Sidney, Nebraska. There Is no other bonaSd
or other debt. The actual value OF real
and personal property as found by the
Board Of Equalization Is $3.50. 600.
Bids are 20 be sealed and addressed n,
for Water Bonds"
SWAN, DERRICK. Chairman
LESLIE NEUBAUER. Clerk.
J-T-Sl0-l%l6I7-A-23-A
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-09

'Batted for Ritter in eighth.
'Battef for Bell in eighth.

'Batted for Ritter in eighth.
'Battef for Bell in eighth.
Chicago ...........3 l 0 0 IS
Brooklyn ...........O 0 0 1 0 / 0 Ia
Two-base hits: Hoffman, Zimmerman.
sheehan. Maloney C), Durbin. Home run:
Hoffman. Hits: off ReulbrrN. in seven
and two-thirds innings; of beu, % IN seven
innings; off Holmes, l in one inning. Sac
riflce hits Steinfeldt, Reulbach. Stolen
base: Maloney. Base on balls: Off Bell, Q:
off Reulbach, 6; OFF Brown, / Struck out:
By Reulbach. 8; by Bell, 2; by Brown, l..
Time: lao. Umpires: Rigler and Rudder-
ham.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-09
Columbus wilma in Eleventh.

COLUMBUS. July s.-Odwell got three
long hits and a single off Vanguard Of In
dianapolis today. one OF the three-bagser
sent two runs over in the ninth, tying
the score. The third distance hit scored
Jackson with the winning run in the
eleventh. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-09
OMAHA WINS FROM SIOUX
Raglan is Effective, but Walks Nins
During the Game.
Is GIVEN ERRoRLEss SUPPORT
Mn of an Easy Popup Fly by ABdreas
in the Eighth Inning Gives the
Champions the winning
Run.

SIOUX CITY. July s.-omshs took today's
game by a ecore of 2 TO /, winning In the
eighth inning when Andreas dropped an
easy popup In the infield. Score:
sTOTrX CRY.
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johnson Allows Them Only Two Hits,
One n Double.

LINCOLN. July s-Pitcher Johnson was
too much OF q puzzle for Des MSines to
solve this afternoon, and Lincoln won the
game by a score of 6 to 0. Bincoln's hits
came In punches. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-09

TRAPPING LAKE. Saskatchewan ana
southern Alberta selected lands. $ to Si
per acre. Settlers secure farms on crop
payment plan. Agents wanted. Write
Gundy q Gundy, Dept. B. Union Bank
Bldg. Winnipeg. C20-MSS
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-09
COLUMBUS.

zone out when winning run was scored
sRan for Toylar in third.
GolHm6us 49,. 9 9 Q g 3 9 6-s
stolen bases: Raidy. Bush, Carr, Coulter.
Livingston, Williams g., Sacrifice M ny;
Raldy, Bases on balls: of TaylT2Tw; o q Ss1
S 6ItS; GOODWIN Il Di' T mTeefSaS; hits: odwell
(0. Double plays: Wrigley, 70 hihn
Hopke to Williams to Carr. Hit by pltchet:
by Goodwin, 2; by Marquard, g.. HTS, or
TAYLOR. i in three innings; off Goodwin,
0 in eight innings. Time: 2lo. Umpire:
Even Break in st. Paul.
CT pA1rr, .Julv s.-Loose fielding and
Lead in the first game that St. Paul could
not overcome. Wood was batted oul oI we
hoy in the first inning of the SECOND game
and Egan was also hit hard, the teams
splitting even on the douiole-heeoer' seoie'
first game: r
g. Eab pas' CITY ....iY SSi60i0 O-S
Two-base hits: Tiemyer. Beckleyi Hall
man. Stolen bases: Neighbors BecKies,
Brashear, Hallman' F,d DSpG tie RPa9shlih P' to
Nee. Hits: off Teal, I in three and two
thirds innings; off Leroy, 4 in five and one nd
twoethird innings; off Carter, Ain three and
one-third Innings. Bases on balls: OH leaaa'
! 8; off Leroy, /; off Essick, u OIL Sarie erov
by Teal, 4; by Leroy, g.. Wild pitch: Es-
sick. Sacrifice hit: Downie. Lett on pasSs
al. Paul, IL; Kansas City, 8. Time; z'H'
Umpire: Bierhalter.
Score, second game:
.BattedN for Egan in ninth.
ct. Paul N............5 0 0 0 0 IL
Kansas City .......O 0 0 0 0 D . "
Two-base hits: Flood, Gehring, Wheeler,
Neighbors, Becky, Carlisle. Stolen base
Geier. Double play :Downie to Beckley 70
sullivan, Hits: OFF Wood. 5 in one inning
off Egan, - in seven innings; off Gehring'
4 in seven innings; off Leroy, 2 in two In,
ninss, Base on balls: OFF Gehring. 3: of
Wood, 1; off Egan, l. Struck out: BY Egan
/; by Gehring. 6; by Leroy, l. Passed pail
| Sullivan. Sacrifice hits: Davis, Laughlin'
/ Left on bases: st. Paul, Q; kansas CITY,
10. Time: 200. Umpire: Bierhalter.
Brewer win in seventh.
MINNEAPOLIS, July S.-A base on balls,
a single and two doubles gave milwaukee,
three runs in the seventh and the game
today. Score:
Fran for Block in eighth.
"Batted for Oberl n In ninth.
Minneapolis .."....9 %
milwaukee, ...........O o 0 0 0 0 3 0 Il
Two-base hits: O'Brien, Robinson, Nc
Chesney, Mccormick. tSolen bases: Free
man. Clarke, Beville, Flynn. Left on bases,
Minneapolis, 8; Milwaukee, 3. Base on
balls: OFF oberlin, 2; off Manske, 8. Struck
out: BY Oberlin, 4; by Manske, 8. Time:
| 1;40. Umpire: Kane.
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Batted for Cheshire in sixth.
HBatted for HOgg in ninth.

DeIrOIT .L.'''""'',.S . 3 9 0-6
Two-base hit. Crawford. Three-base hit
Rossman. Home run: Cobb. Hits. or
Chesbro, Z in six innings; off Hogg, 1 in
three innings. Sacrifice hits: Cobb, Niles
Stolen bases: Cobb, Moriarity. HemphilI,
Coughlin, O'Leary, Rossman, Ball, Niles.
Double play: Mullin. Rossman and
O'Leary. Left on bases: Detroit, 6; Now
York, s. Bases on balls: Off Mullin, 2; off
Chesbro, /; off Hogg, 2. First base on
errors: Detroit, ?; New York, 2. Struck
out: By Mullin, 8; by Chesbro, 4. Wild
pitch: Chesbro. Time: las. Umpires:
Sheridan and Evans.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-09
RosrnN.
ST. LOUIS

Two-base hits: Shaw, Dahlen, Murray,
Konetchy. Hits: Off F1aherty. 4 in six and
One-third innings; off Dorner, two in one
and two-thirds innings. Sacrifice hits:
Shaw, Ludwig, Bryan. Stolen bases:
Charles, Hannifan. Double plays: Ritchey
TO McGann. Left on bases: st. Louis, 4;
Boston, 10. First base on balls: OFF Ray
mond, 4; off Flaherty, 6. Hit by pitched
ball: Raymond. Struck out: BY Raymond,
5. Time: LBS. Umpire: tombstone.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-09

Two-base hits: Campbell, Andreas. Three
base hit: Austin. Sacrifice hits; Freeman.
Andreas. Stolen bases; Fisher, Holmes.
Double plays: Freeman, Andreas to Weed
Granville, Andreas TO Weed; Ragan. Franck
20 Aubrey. Bases on balls: Off Freeman,
4; off Ragan. .. Struck out: BY Freeman,
is; by Raglan, T. wild pitches: Freeman. l:
Raglan, /. Time: 1:S5. Umpire: Davis.
Attendance. 1000.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-09

ST. LOUIS.
.Batted for Hoffman 'i in ninth. "a 10 0

Tbdtteo LOT doIIman In ninth.
ST. Louis ...."....O 0 0 0 0 o 90
Philadelphia .........0 l l 0 0 0 0 0 -
Two-base hits: Stone. Oldring. stolen
bases: Hartsel. Double play: Smith to f.
Collins. Left on bases: St. Louis, Z; Phila-
delpnia, Is First base on balls: Off Howell.
=. Struck out: BY Howell, 4; by Bender, 9.
Wild pitch; Howell Time: 1855. Umpire;
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-09
MRS. DODGE STAR PLAYER
Wins Three Contests in One Day at
Women's Tennis Tournament.
ONE CONTESTANT IS OVERCOME
Miss McCoOk, Guest OF General MAN.
der'on' succumbs to Heat, but
Speedily Receivers ana viii
remain In Tournament.

Mrs. n. p. Dodge. Jr, made quito a r pu.
tauon as a tennis PLAYER "Wednesday nj
me "omen's tournament at the Omaha
Fie'u club when she beat three OF the
p'"SeIs IN the tournament IN one day. fn
'"e lrst round OF the play eho was
"u'ohed against Miss Jean Cudahy. ana
"''noush the first set was hotiy con,cs cd
y " 'he Mrs Dodge forged to the front
ana won 60. She won tho second .,t
qulte handily In straight games.
Ho'Iy IN the afternoon she met ana 10.
t.a'ed Miss Moorcs CO, Go. and later n,
the afternoon won a hard. fought ,natcr
rom Miss Ringwa't. Miss Rnewalt ,o,l
'ne tlrst set, but Mrs. Dodse bracad o,a
Won the next two by tho sorne s,ors
oy which che had beaten Miss Moorcs
IN a practice game. Miss McCo.k - Noy
1ork, who is the guest Of Genera, ana NJ
CHdFlss f, Mandsrson, was overcome H.
,"e neat but She soon recovered "a
yo"leu inc merrymakers at dinner in m I,
,Nehins and afterward attended tho o,uS
nut' She was to have played Miss Potter
=, '"e match was postponed un'il later
women presented a most plrturesou,
,pf"."nee on the tennis courts ana a.
aaH '"ey may not be able to play a,
hratSS" d game as their stronger
49,, 'neS attract nearly as much at
tention and many OF them Ma, !.
aoIy good tennis. Several vo,,,or a. 80,
tournament would DO ab,e a. - W.
Omaha. ''""s pia:ers VI
For headsears the women U-sar ,
S"tu OF colcred ribbon bound AROUND ,ha,.
10 70 keep ii ont Of their eyes ss ~.
~ recelNing some witt serve.
"rs' stewart, who wns mt 90, - A..
49, round ty NJ So McCook. is 10 ked unon
tions. ' " the consola-
In" Has No Terrors.
III interest is being shawn In n
s,aa"un' as the play progresses ana tho
o., uins rounds weed out the less sk,u-
~ liayers' The courts are in nerfact -
W" ana fast after the rairs ~ L..
"eeh ana the sun beats dlwn with No.
en.hs zeai. Little attention. bo,yn,or -
PAU 10 mat Ihase of tie sport. for :. -,
10 same sun producing a coat OF tar snrh
a.. as would on y be accumulated by u,eas. -
me mountains? "'eNS IA
The scores:
Mrs N FIRST ROUND.
C1dahy, Ga, 90 odge' jr., heat Miss Jean
MI. SECOND ROUND
MSS ClaTJkL' otat Mss J. / all. 4 6-i.
Mss Helen CuiaIy rSS aap,,' on, 81 a.
SH9ahy by default. NILS alice
M'' Dodge T Gfas Mss So M,2gr,s, 60. g..
MISS klnsler beat Miss Cia,ko
60. Douse beat Miss Rlngwai., "a ,
en- MISS s.s Helen Cudahy bat Mis- Do,. p,
Miss HHs0LATIoN FIRST RorND
s-i, ga. g. mcconnell beat Miss R',hqr q.
90 Mss e. Mcconnell Feat Miss r. e rz al
Mic. CONSOLATION SINGLES
MISS -. Hail, bye: Miss .ean cro,,.,
DumonHit 'SS sui r. IS Fqrreli p avs All,
1,eit MISS Ste wart p,bys Miss IA ~
q CA MSS Chase pla. 8 Miss NesnIt
G. MMcCSSoOnnelI plays Miss Roha dson NJ .
h,naS ITnme ! p avs Mis- Rogers, Miss Al =, .
"'HeS plays Miss l.. Dale "Ne hN-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-09
Athletic. shut out browns.

PHILADELPHIA, July S.-Philadelphia
shut out st. Louis today by punching six
kept the hits of the visitors scattered.
Score:
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CHICAGO
WASHINGTON


sBatted for Owen in ninth.
Washington ..........O 2 0 2 0 -
Chicago ...........O U o q l 0 0 o.
Two-base. hits: 1sbell. Freeman, l.. Tan
nehill. Hits: Off Manuel. in two and
one-third innings; off owen, { in five and
two-thirds innings. Sacrifice hits: Schinke,
warner, Alti2er. Stolen bases: Milan,
Warner, Freeman. Left on bases: Wash
ington, I; Chicago. 6. Bases on balls: OFF
Tannehill, .; off Manuel, 8; off owen, /.
pitched ball: BY Tannehi1l. l.. Struck out
BY T%annehill, 2; by Owen, 2. Wild pitch
owen. Time: 1:l5. Umpire: OIoughlin.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-09
south Dakota.

FOR sALB-Yery cheap and on easy
teImsi ,tiVe quarter sections OF unim-
Rr9Ned land I'm Edmunds county, south
pert OF Faux eounty' Address n ~
Ssooeruon tQs Guaranty Bldg, Mime.
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GAMES IN AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Batteries: Dutch. Kuehl and Folden,
Young Mems Christian association. Miller
and Hummer.
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'Batted for Birmingham in ninth.
"Batted for Rhoades In eighth.

Three-base hits: Gessler, Bradley. Hits:
OFF Rhoades, 6 in seven innings. Stolen
base; Thoney. Double plays: Lajoie to
mar Left on bases: Boston, 8; Cleveland,
g. First base on balls: Off Prultt, 8; Oft
Rhoades, l. Hit by pitched bail; By
81 by Ryan, l. Time: 1:2S. Empires: Egan
and Hurst.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-09

"Batted for McGinnity in seventh.
'Batted for Malarkey in ninth.
Cincinnati ...""."..o 0 2 4 IS
New York............0 0 o 3 0 %
Two-base hits; schlei. Lobert. Stolen
base; Hulswitt. Sacrifice hits: Kane (2),
Lobert, Schlei, Doyle. Double plays: Kane
to Camel; Doyle, Bridwell to Tenney. Bases
on balls: off Weimer, 6; off Wiltse, /.
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.Rntted for qIllen In nlntt


stolen bases: Harley, Perr,ne. Sacrluce
hit. SullivSn. Thrce-base hits: Eiwart'
Harley, Hinchman. Double plays: hinch-
man, Barbcau and Abbott. Struck out. by
Pullman. 8: by Glllen, 9. Bases on balls;
OFF Pullman. g. off eileen, g. Lett on
bases: Louisville. 6; Toledo, TO- me-
1 .hn. I-mnirrs. Owens and Hayes.
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Louisville wins from Toledo by
snnnrInr AL Arnmnh work.

LOUISVILLE, July S-Louisville won the
second game Of the series from Toledo to-
day by superior all around playing. Score;
,a,r1vyYVp TpTEDO
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PITTSBURG, July S.--Philadelphia took
both games Of a double-header today, Both
games were characterized by loose fielding
on the part of the home team, which was
responsible for both defeats. Pittsburg
used seventeen players in the second game,
five Of them being pitchers, but errors and
poor judgment allowed the visitors to keep
In the lead at all times, Score, first game:
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Second Game from the Sioux; Cubs Again in Fir
INDIAN SIGN IS on DIES MONIES

Nichols. 4; Off Adams, l. Time Of game:
LIS. Attendance so. Umpire: Brennan.