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Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-21
CHICAGO WINS BALLOON RACE
Cars in st. Paul Contest Make
Scores because of Poor Quality
of Gas,

ST. PAUL. Mimi. July @.-An OF the
five balloons which started from ST Paul
Yesterday in an effort to surpass the
worlds distance and endurance record have
landed. The Chicago, owned by c, A. Cocy
of Chicago, won the contest by travelling
a distance of seventy-three miles III an
air line. The Pommern, which was the
last to report, landed Sunday at 1890 a. M,
near Warsaw, Mimi, about fifty"two miles
from st. Paul.
The Chicago, the largest balloon In the
race. owned by c. A. Coey OF Chicago'
came down Sunday at noon near Blooming
Prairie, Mimi, about eighty-five miles
south of st, Paul on the Milwaukee rail-
road. No details OF the landing were re-
ceived here.
Lieutenant ]. Bennett, pilot OF the King
Edward, which landed at, 7:4b Saturday
at Hampton, MINI, on his return to St
Paul today denied the story telephoned here
Yesterday that his balloon had caught In
telephone wires.
A.. Leo Stevens, director of the race, In
explaining the failure of the aeronauts to
sail greater distances than they accomp-
ished, said that the lifting power Of the
gas was not as great as they had counted
on and that consequently the balloons were
| uldDlt " Ndll9 iAN"A NHN -
last necessary for a long flight.
Captain p. S. Hudson, pilot OF the balloon
America, landed at SIS o'clock Saturday
evening six miles south OF Owatonna,
Mimi, eighty miles south of here, returned
TO st. Paul today with his assistant, Horace
b. Wild, of Chicago. The landing of the
America was effected without difficulty in
a meadow six miles from Owatonna, In
climbing from the basket Captain Hudson
tritped and sprained his ankle, but neither
Of the occupants was seriously hurt.
Distances in balloon races are measured
In a line from starting point to the landing
| place and not by the total number OF
miles Travelled.
A table of the air line distances Travelled
by the balloons that have landed compiled
this evening follows:
King Edward, twenty-four miles.
America, fifty-eight miles.
United States. fifty-flve miles.
Chicago, seventy-three miles.
Pommern, fifty-two miles.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-21
FINE KENNEL SHOW IN OMAHA
New sporting Enterprise Planned by
lover Of the Dog.


Plans are iucubating for a first class KEN
mel show in Omaha to be run IN connection
with some field trial events, calling into
exhibition all classes of we'll bred dogs.
At the close Of the Transmississippi Poul-
try show last fall the Omaha Kennel club
was organized for the purpose Of giving a
yearly show in competition with the poultry
show. The dog and cat features of the
show last fall were among the most in
tcresting and the promoters of the kennel
club realize n a It can be made a great
feature for Omaha.
Many Omaha sportsmen are becoming in
tcrested in field trial dogs and several now
have splendid logs on the northern circuit.
These owners nave decided upon a bench
show and will either cooperate with the
show. DOG shows are becoming big events
all over the country and considerable money
is being spent in dog breeding.
w. A. PiNley has a score of high-priced
dogs and his Captain Wheatstone Is one OF
the features of the northern circuit. 1t Is
a $1,000 dog and is looked upon as a sure
winner in some OF the big events. Fred
Hamilton has a $500 dog In Sport Oakley, a
field trial setter from Alabama. He also
has an expensive Boston terrier which Is
considered one Of the best in the west.
w. NJ. Burgess is becoming Interested in
high-brcd dogs as are some Of the other
lovers Of the outdoor life in Omaha. Dick
Stewart has a dog which he thinks is q
winner and all these owners are becoming
so enthusiastic over their dogs that a ken
mel show now seems assured. Omaha
could have a date between the Chicago and
Kansas City shows which would bring al
the noted dogs of the country to Omahs
as most OF these come TO Chicago each
year. Nat B, Nesbit, the veteran dos
trainer and owner of O'Neill. has become
interested in tho kennel show for Omaha
and Is stirring up some Of the local owners
In the interest OF the sport.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-21
DAVIS GOES BACK TO SIOUX CITY
black Halls from That Town, WhIch
il the FaVOrite.

Bobby Black, the newly appointed UNI
pire on the Western league staff, was in
Omaha Monday en- route to Lincoln, where
he was scheduled to o~fficiate in the after
noon. Black is a big fellow, halls from
Sioux City and at one time played at
second and catch for Cincinnati. He takes
the place Of Brennan, who broke his arm
last week at Denver. Jack Haskell accom-
panies the Omaha team 20 Des Moines,
with Pueblo as the victims. 1t now re-
mains 10 be seen whether Pueblo can win
a game from Sioux City on the ]latter's
grounds with Davis umpiring. Des Moines
and Lincoln were beaten all the games OF
the last series played and Omaha managed
to get but one game. an inNiciblc game
pitched by Raglan in which he was credited
with nine bases on balls whereas Free
man., the Sioux City pitcher, "struck OUT
fifteen batters.
Monday was a day OF rest for the
Champions and they did not even go to the
lot for practice, Captain Franck deciding
that a rest would he more beneficial than
practice. The RouTke family will leave
at $3.50 Tuesday morning for Dcs Moines,
where three games will be played.
Friday the maha team will return home
for a four-gsme series with Pueblo and
days. Sioux City follows for three days
with a double-header on Sunday, Omaha
then goes TO Sioux City for four days and
Des Moines will play Omaha at Vlnton
street lot four days, and Lincoln follows
for four games so except for the side trips
10 Sioux City and Des Moines the fans
will see all the Western league teams Al
Vinton street park within the next twenty
days continuously.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-21
SQUASH KING EASY VICTIM
Spike Kennedy is Muttons for Harry
Koch at Tennis.
CON YOUNG DOES UP L. KOUNTzE
Players Take Advantage Of Fine
Weather sunday to work out in
City Tournament PreIimi-
naries at Field Club.

Tennis players contestinE in the city
tournament for the honor OF challenging
Arthur Scribner for the city championship
took advantage of the splendid weather Of
Sunday to play off some Of the preliminary
and first round matches at the Field club.
The day was ideal and the players could
extend themselves without danger OF being
overcome by the heat.
The feature Of the play was the down.
fall Of Luther 'Kountze and Spike Kennedy,
two of THE Country club players, who were
looked upon as probable winners or Mt
least runners up. Kennedy is invincihle
at squash ball, which is much similar to
tennis and was expected to make some Of
his squash tactics tell in the tennis
tournament, but he met his Waterloo at
the hands Of a slight youth. Harry Koch.
one of the younger Field club players,
simply ran the athletic giant from the
Country club, off his feet. Kennedy has
wonderful getting ability, but his squash
ball training has not taught him to use
the corners of the court or the side lines
and 1t was with apparent ease that Koch
stood by the net and returned smash after
smash winning by the score of 6-S, Ga.
Young Keats KountEe.
1t remained for the veteran Con Young
to put Luther Kountze out Of the running.
While the score does not look quite as
even as does the score In the Kennedy
Koch match. the game was full of inter
est. Young is a master at the game of
tennis and with training is a match for
any in the country. He is on to all the
curves and can return an inshoot as well
as an out-drop. So 1t was that the con-
tinuous use Of the bsck,hand return by
Mr.. Kountze did not discommonde Young
in the least, but as the game progressed
he returned these with more and more
vigor.
Young Is working hard to get into condi-
ton for the finals or semi-finals or as far
down the line as he is able to play and
especially to be in shape for the Middle
West tournament, which follows shortly
after the city tournament. Omaha fol-
lowers of the game have great confidence
in the playing ability of Mr.. Young, wher
he can take time to train. Tennis is played
generally under the direct rays of the
boiling sun and to play out a weeks
tournament with credit requires that a mar
must be in the most perfect condition. Mr.
Young won, SO, 6-2.
The courts are in splendid condition and
fast, requiring great activity on the par
of the contestants. AS the tournament
progresses the interest in the game in.
creases and the gallery is correspondence
larger. The consultations viii be started
Tuesday. Wednesday the doubles will b.
put under way. The present holders o
the championship in doubles are Caldwell
and Young. These will not play in th'
tournament, but will defend the it'll
against the winners of the tournament.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-21
nennon VIM from FIorence.

defeated only a few times this season,
trimmed w the nine at Florence Sunday
afternoon by a score of 4 to 3. The feature
Of the game was the home run by Farley of
the Florence bunch. Score:
R.H.E.
Florence ......,.O l 0 0 0 la 6
Benson .........0 0 0 l 0 IA 4 ?
Batteries: For Florence, Hiatt and will
liams; for Benson: Bruggeman and Rice.
gtruck out: BY Hiatt. 9: by BruEgeman. 4.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-21

IWO-base hIts. bHeCkard, HOfmanl EVers.
Three-bsse hits: Tinker, Holman, Ritchey.
Hits; OFF Mccarthy, 8 in four innings.
Sacrifice hits: Howard %, Moran G),
Sheckard Stalen' bases: EVers, Browne,
Bates. Left on bases: Chicago, I; Boston,
6. Bases on balls: off Reulbach, 2; off
Mccarthy, 3. First base on errors: Chs
cago, ]; Boston, 2. Struck out: BY Reul-
bach. =; by Boultes, 2. Time: 1856. Umpire:
Klein.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-21
~sportinR GOsaIp.

Harry Welch is not on whaling the ball.
but is playing as good outfield as any man
in the league.
Bert King is still plugging away at that
batting average of his. He has 1t over the
$50 mark now and has Just struck his gait.
The little fellow continues to play a fast
second.
Denver probably has been vastly
strengthened by supplanting Lauterborn
with Kruger OF Kansas City, With that
lineup Denver has II Will be astonishing
II it does not make a better showing from
now on.
Nobody is glad that Brennan's arm was
broken, but If this man Black Is any good
the change Is welcome. But, oh my, oh
my, If O'Neil would only put the skids
under that man Davis-before he gets a
broken arm or something else.
Omaha got through It's last series with
Lincoln very fortunately and should now
increase It's lead, II plays three games in
Des Moines, beginning Tuesday and then
comes home for seven games, four with
Pueblo and three with Denver. OF course
there Is no snap in this series, but the
Rourkes ought to take the majority.
Before last Fridays game. when Pitts
burg celebrated Wagner day, the rumOr
was circulated that Hans Wagner, dis
gustcd at the recent roasts of fans, would
retire permanently as soon as that game
was over. But the rumoT has not beer
confirmed. Needham Of New York was
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-21

quoted as having said that Wagner told
positively he would retire.
Fishers achievement n OF sunday in
knocking out a tw~o-haEgcr IN the last OF
the ninth whom the bases were fun, two
were out and two strikes had been called
on the batter, brings to mind the Feat
year. Then as Sunday the visiting team
was two runs TO the good and Joe, under
Identical circumstances, did what Fisher
did.
Ducky Holmes is simply pursuing his old
tactics by protesting against. Pueblo. Last
year when managing Lincoln he did tho
same sort Of thing. when he found he was
not going to be able to walk away with
the p]ennant. It's the plea OF the baby
give me my way or III take my doll rags
and so home; Wnat bet,Tr t ,Sap Sor SI tbIs
fellow to quit It entirely? From now on
he probably will find out just how very
popular he Is.
II there Is a man in the country who
has good cause for not making timely
hits that man is Joe Tinker, the CUBS
shortstop. Friday Tinker knocked a home
run that won the game and simultaneously
a hoy fell off a nearby house tor from
which he had been watching the contest
and died. Saturday tinker put In another
been needed and sent two runs over the
plate, winning the game. And a man In
the grandstand tainted and had to be hur-
Tinker forbade to hit the ball and the
Cubs were beaten. but everybody survived.
No, Tinker cannot, under the rules OF inc
game, he held as particeps criminis.
1t is violating no confidence to say that
the showing younC Pitcher Hendrix made
against Omaha Sunday was a great SUR
prise to some Of the Champions. Most Ct
the Rourkes and many fans thought his
wonderful pitching in the game here last
week was an accident and some Of the
Roukes made the remark that we viii bat
him out of the box IL ne goes In sunday"
'Thcy batted him out OF the box not and
while the young fellow lost his game by
inability 10 hold the Champions IN thu
supreme pinch. he made a remarkable
showing. Until the ninth inning they had
made but three hits off him and then
added two. which puts Hendrix down as
and Mr.. Fox should stop right now and
congratulate themselves.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-21
American Athletes Still Hope to VIII First O.
rel Of Silver city and Thomas Of Island
Park umpired. Score:
Lyons Township 81 0 0 / So
Oak Township .....2 1 D 0 0 l l 0 bio
LINCOLN WINS RAGGED GAME
Denver Loses Through Eighth Inning
Hating Rally,

LINCOLN. July O.-An e~ighth-inning bat
ting rally enabled Lincoln to defeat Den
yer today in a game so loosely played that
II developed into a farce. The score was
s TO 8. The Grizzlies found Jones badly out
of form and piled up an apparently safe
lead in the early innings, Tho Green
hackers rallied in the eighth, when a base
on balls and hits by Thomas ana DAVIDSON
scored a run.
Mills sacrificed and Bronno called him
safe at first, filling the bases. Bonno's
when play was resumed. Sullivan punched
the ball to. the fence for a triple, scoring
three more runs. Umpire Black the new
arbitrator, did not appear, and the use at
players turned the game into a hipnodrome,
The Lincoln management has traded out
fielder Fenlon for pitcher OpferEeld, the
former Illinois university star who Is on
the reserve list Of the Decatur, ILL.,, Three
eve league club. Mills. n new uutfieldeI
from Illinois Joined Lincoln today. Score.
IINCnT
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-21
shoot at Iowa Falls.

The shooting tournament just closed here
was under the auspices of the Iowa Falls
Gun club, and was the best shoot ever
held in the city In point OF attendance and
scores. The local gun club again won the
honors in the county shoot and was entitled
to retain the quincy cup by q margin Of
nineteen birds. This event was a thirty
bird shoot and the members made the fol-
lowing scores: Wood, "a; Nelson, "a; Clark,
"a; Brown, 81; Thornton, 2G. The twenty
five-bird event, in which the gun club here
offered "a $40 gun as the prize, was won by
Cleveland of Manchester, who killed
twenty-five birds. Some of the best shots
in the west were in attendance, but the
best record was made by the one-armed
wonder. Maxwell of Hastings, who shot
ninety-nine out OF 100 birds.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-21
AItrOck Driven from BOX.
CHICAGO.
BOSTON.

BOSTON, July 2O.-Today's game was
decided In the first inning, Boston knock
ing Altrock out of the box. Young was
effective. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-21
sTERLINGs.

Home run: Elliott. Two-base hit: Quig-
ley. Stolen bases:. Qulgley o. ELLIOTT, )
g.. Bases on balls: Off McGuigan, 4; off
Young, 3. Umpire: Tracy.
Score, second game: R.H.E.
Townsends II / 1000 2 O-1O 10 4
steriings ...... 2 o 0 0 / 0 o 10 1
Batteries: Townsends. Young and Brown;
Sterlings, Fitzgerald and Bowes. Three
base hits: Elliott, Michigan. Two-base
hits: Murphy, Gordy, O'Connor. Stolen
bases: Quigley, FITZGERALD. Bowes. Struck
out: BY Fitzgrrald, 4: by Young, 3. Bases
on bal s: Off Fitzgerald, 8; off Young. 3.
Umpire: Tracy.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-21

MILWAUKEE,. July 20.-Milwaukee won
two games from St Paul today by hit
ting the visiting pitchers at opportune
times Score, first game:
Milwankee '''''''''9 I dS960 -
Two-base hit: Beville. Sacrifice nit:
Clarke. stolen bases: Flynne, Robinson,
Geier, Carter. Base on balls: off Schnei-
Der, 2; off Hall. 8. Hit by pitched ball:
Meyers, Wheeler. Struck out: BY Schnei-
berg, 7; by Hall, 6. Time; 1875. I'M
pire: Bierhalter.
Score, second game:
81. paul. .....,..... 0 0 0 / / 0 0 %
Two-base hits: Nee, Hail. Threc-base
hit: Randa Sacrifice hit: Flynn.
base: Brown. Base on balls: Off Geh-
ring, /. Struck out; BY Pape, 3; by Geh-
ring. 3. Time: 1885. Umpire: Blerhal-
ter
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-21

T~hree-base hits: Ganley, Thlelman, NC
Bride. Home run: Pickering. Sacrifice
hits: Schipke, Bradley, Lajoie. Stolen bases;
Freeman, Perring. Double play: Mcbride
to Altizer TO Freeman. Bases on balls;
Off Falkenberg, 2; off Thielman. 2. Bases
on errors: Cleveland, ?. Struck out: BY
Falkenberg, 8; by Thielman, 3. Time: 1888
Umpire: Egan.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-21
GAMES IN AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
indianapolis Defeats Columbus In
Slow Contest.

INDIANAPOLIS, July O~.-Indianapols
defeated Columbus today, 4 to 3, in a slow
contest. Score:
'Fohl out, hit by batted ball,
Columbus ............ o o 2 0 o 0 0E
Two-b base hit: Goodwin. Three-base hit
Odwell. Struck out: BY SieveT, 1; by
Goodwin, l. Double plays: Bush to Will
liams to Lindsay, Friel TO Wrigley. Stoler
bases; Foil. Raldy, Kihm, Odwell, VII
liams. Sacrifice hits: Davidson, Hayden,
First base on balls: Off Goodwin, q I'M
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-21
HUsTLERs TRIM KIRKMAN TEAM
IOwnns Visited Omaha TO he Defeated
= TO o by Home Team.

A large crowd Of enthusiastic fans wit
messed the Ideal Hustlers defeat Kirkman,
Ia, by the score of 8 ia 0 Sunday at
cent game, allowing but three scattered
singles and striking out eighteen men,
while Kllkoin, his opponent, was hit freely.
Golf was the batting star, securing two
doubles and a single. The Hustlers scored
three in the opening round on two walks
followed by wild throws by Kilkoin and
Zender The rest Of the scores were Sc
cured by clean hitting at opportune times.
Kirkman was baffled by Hansen's deliv-
cry and but one man reached second base.
The daring base running of the Hustlers
was the marked feature Of the game.
Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-21
AtteII Wants Go with bat.

SPOKANE, Wash, July 2o.-Abe Attell,
champion featherwelght of the world, now
in Spokane, announces he has issued a
challenge to fight Battling Nelson for the
lightweight championship at 1873 pounds,
after the battler'sfigh I with Joe Cans. The
challenge stands II Nelson wins the fight,
as Attell Will not meet the black boy. At
tell will also again meet Owen Moran on
Labor day, and Lob Cohn, his manager,
declares that he will not have any trouble
winning from Moran, Attell is working
hard for his fight with Kid Scaler OF Spo-
kane at Post Fails. Ida.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-21
RnmbIers Lose Id MissourI VnIIey.

MISSOURI VALLEY, Ia, July 2O.-(spe-
clal TeleFramD-Mlssouri Valley defeated
the Rambler ball team from South Omaha
Sunday in a well played game which was
full Of sensational catches. PipheT saved
the game by a difficult pick up OF a fast
grounder near second. Score; R.H.E
Ramblers .......O 0 l 0 o OIL 4
MO. Valley ......O 0 l 0 0 0 0 l - 5
Batteries: Ramblers, Benson and Lis.
mord; Missouri Valley, Reed and Rice
Struck out: by Benson, s; by Reed, "a
Bases on balls. OF Benson, 2; off Reed
2. Time: 1880. Umpire: Turner.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-21

P~1TTsBURG, July 2O.-Pittsburg hit Nc
lntyre at opportune times today and won
with ease. Sensational fielding and bat
ting by Wagner were features. Score:
pITTsBURQ ppopRT va
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-21
L. G. A. DIVIDE WITH MARYvILLE
Each Team Takes One Game of
Double-Header.

MARYVILLE, Mo-, July 2O.-(Spccial.)-
The Lee-Glass-Andreesen of Omaha and
the local team broke even yesterday in a
double-header. The Lee-Glass Andpeesens
batted Smith with telling effect, which,
coupled with poor fielding by the Comets"
lost the game for the home team, The
Omaha team couldn't find Williams in the
last game, getting but two singles. while
thirteen whipped the breeze. Poor grounds
were responsible for the erratic work of
both teams in the opening game. The 10
calls leave today for an extended trip
through Iowa. Score, first game:
Y N ~ acc Hanx-NryVT
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-21
WIN
OMAHA CAMPANELLAS
shenandoah Indians Are Defeated
Eight to Five,

SHENANDOAH, Ia, July 20.-(Special.)-
The Omaha Campanellas played Sunday and
and defeated the Indians, s TO b., Routt
fourteen, most of them at critical times:
Crone was nit hard and timely, five of
Omaha's runs being earned. DICK Kennedy
ture of the game. Kin pulled off a sensa-
tional one-handed stop which brought APP
plause. This was steamboats, first sun
messed the contest, which took two hours
and forty-five minute to play on account
OF continual ~wrangiing with the umpire
and the inability OF the players to KEEP
the crowd off the lines whenever Omaha
took the field. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-21

by defeating F. e. stewar Of Minneapolis
by 4 up 2 to play in an eighteen-hole
match. The qualifying rounds were played
July = Rodgers had "A handicap OF four
over Stewart. Frank WINERY won the
second flight by defeating Secretary l. O.
Mcconnell Of the club by 3 up 2.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-21
DENVER

Three-base hltsi Jude, sullivan, Waldron.
TwO-base hits: Belden, Kruger, Kinneally,
bases: Belden. White (2), McDonough,
Kinneally. Sacrifice hits: Thomas. Mills,
Sullivan, Cassidy, Irwin. Struck out: BY
Corbett, g. Base on balls: Jones, 3; Cor
bett, /. Passed ball: Mcbonough, /. Wild
pitch: Jones, 1. Time: 1850. Umpire: Bonno,
Zalusky and Bohannon. Attendance: 300.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-21
GAMES IN THE CITY LEAGUE
south Omaha stock Yards Team
Proves Easy for the Dietz
Athletic Association.

The Dletz association team, leaders in
the Intercity league race, had an easy
time defeating the South Omaha Stock
Yards team by a score Of II to /. Probst
boys. The game should have been a shut
out, but owing to an error in the ninth
inning gave them a chance to score.
Hinkle was driven from the box in the
sixth inning and was relieved by Cava-
naugh, who did excellent work. Score:
DTETz aouTu nMAuA
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-21
what Shall N Boy Do with Hi
Vacation

is the title OF a new GRAND TRUNK
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the Temagami region and in Algonquin
Natural Park of ontario. If your boy
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Adams St., Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-21
ANYTHING BUT INVINCIBLE
Council BIufYs Team is Buried by Sig
nal Corps. .

nal Corps.
In a game marked by ragged playing
throughout the Signal Corps team OF Fort
Omaha buried the Invincibles of Council
Bluffs under an avalanche OF runs, the
final score being "a to 8. The Invincibles
were out of their class and the hardest
worked man on the grounds was the official
Invincibles, were easy for the soldiers, the
latter making fourteen hits, of which five
were for three bases and four for two
was the heavy hitter, while MCGEE, Halbe
and Stokes all secured long hits. Score!
Signal Corps q sO1o7ss !A2i Fl il e !
Invincibles % 0 2 0 / 0 lie 1 8
Batteries: Signal Corps, MCGEE and
Halbe; Invincihles, w. Cooper, c. Cooper
and Smith. Struck out: By MCGEE, IL; by
w. Cooper, 2; by c.. Cooper, l.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-21
Bass of Good size.

Fisherman at Manawa who were fish,
ing for bass were abundantly rewarded
Sunday, when several large catches were
made, most Of them with good sized bass.
reported, and he had seven finny beauties
ranging from two to three pounds. II; A.
Spiking had four and numerous others
had good strings.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-21
Fremont Defeat. Waboo

FREMONT, Neb., July ~2O.-(Special TeIe
gram -Fremont defeated Wahoo IN a well
played game Sunday afternoon. Kopenick
pitching a fine game and PasscOe was
easy. Score: R.H.E.
wahoo ..........O 0 0 0 0 0 0 90 3
Batteries; Fremont, KOpenick and Ray
TnoEdi Wahoo, Passoos n Volta.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-21
PhiIndcID6Ia CrIcEe1crs Beaten.

LONDON, July 2O.-In the cricket mattel
today, the MiddlescX eleven won by seveI
wickets from the Gentlemen of Philadel
phla