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Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-17
EVENTS ON THE RUNNING TRACKS
FaIcadn Wins Mile Handicap Rt
49,. Brighton Beach.

BRIGHTON BEACH. July 16.-In a hard
drive Falcada won the handicap at one
mile at Brighton Beach. The track was
not in the best condition, owing to the
heavy rain last night and under the cir.
cumstances the time of lao was considered
very good. Summary:
First race. 2-year-olds, five and a han
furlongs: Ethereal OO2, r. DuFan. 8 TO -
won, Watervliet O0s, Notter, il to 100 sec
ond, Dandy Dixon 200, Gilbert, 30 70 j
third. Time: 1864. Marcellus, Guatzmotzin,
Fredonia, Sir John and Killren also ran.
Second race, S-year-olds and up, selling
one mile and a half: Beauclere 0O&. Upton
6 to 81 won, Trash Cs3, Sweet, I to l) sec
ond, Red Friar dos, Mcdaniel, u to u third;
Time; 2:342s. Bartender, Goldina and
Killiecrankle also ran.
Third race, 3-year-olds and up. selling,
six furlongs: Jacobite Q22, Sweet, 4 to 81
won. 1.-Two Wire Qi9. r. Dugan, 5 to u
second, Imitator O0s, Notter, Is to u third.
Time: 1:ISx. Zal, Yves and Comedienne
also ran.
Fourth race, handicap. 3-year.olds, one
Bouquet Q10, Mcdaniel, 7 to 81 second,
spooner (S7. Upton, . to u third. Time
1:40. Only three starters. -
Fifth race, steAplechase, 4-year-olds and
up, about two miles. Canvass OBJ, Boad-
wee, Is to u won, st. Nick Q37. Mckinney,
5 to u second, Harpist III Obs, Crunbley,
80 to u third. Time: 3;5sAt. Cordite, Ban
nell, Sandy Creeker and Expansionist also
Sixth race, selling, five and a half fur
Arondack (9e, Yorke, 10 to u second, Tod
Q10. J. Lee. II 10 81 third. Time: 1901.
Terror, Hammock Boy, Ark and Weymouth
also ran.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-17
CADY KEEPING UP HIS CAL
Champion Killer Has a Hard Match
with A. B. Lambert.
BOY WONDER DEFEATS PREACHER
Down TO the s~emi-Finais In the Wssts
err Tournament on the Arsenal
Ldnks-eoOd Galleries
watch Matches.

DAVENPORT. Ia, July b-Cspeciat reFeN
gram )-PlsyinG a thirty"seVentn NOE ~
DOGGY. Captain John d. Cady Oh 'ne w
Islsnd Arsenal Golf club followed his feat
81 distinguishing Chandler Eean,s chances
for the western championship by tooAy
eliminating from the race A. " Lamoett
~ AZ Louis. II was the only close match
Of the third round Of the western tourna'
ment. although not by any means the only
good golf. Paul Hunter, the best pet =
the championship, and only a KID ~ mat
defeated Rev. Paul r. Talbot OF Wichita'
Kan, Q up s 10 play. Il w. Allen OF st
Iouis won with 8 and 5 from L" A. COZ
lander Of Peoria and Mason f Phelps won
from his youpg Midlothian eIuo"S'o
Donald Edwards. 7 and g.
The Cady-Lambert match was FOLLOWED
BY a large gallery and was a seesaW al
through. the players ending the morning
ALI square and entering upon the afternoon
round followed by the largest gallery OF
the tournament on the sixth hole CaoS
nut down a twenty-yard putt from OIL tins
green and he and Lambert broke the local
record by both holihg the eighth In TWO,
Caay running down a forty-foot putt ana
Lambert putting about ten feet from hid
lie after A very accurate drive. They were
even I'M on the turn and seesawed 10 the
seventeenth, where Lambert was dorny L
His drive sliced into the bushes and Cady
souared the match on the home sfeen Ano
won the thirty-seventh hole.
Meaning card.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-17
SWIMMING EXHIBIT AT ". NJ. c. A.
Interesting Program in the PO'
Friday Evening,

Swimming enthusiasts are promised a
treat at the Young Mems Christian assoc
citation Friday evening, at 3 O'Clock, when
the swimming and diving experts OF the
association will give a free exhibition to
the public.
Secretary William Parker is in charge
and has planned an interesting program
Of stunts to be pulled off in the water.
All men will be admitted.
since the pool was opened a year ago
hundreds of men have learned to swim
and dive under the instruction. of Physical
Director Pentland, Secretary Parker and
several others, and a number of crack
show the public what has been accom-
plished that the exhibition is planned.
The crawl stroke will be demonstrated
by Standish, Patton, Rosengren and Fer
guson, and the trudgeon ~ Freeman, Pat
ton and WEIGH. Some underwater swim
ming viii be shown by sandbeTg. Amerman
Diving will be a feature OF the evening,
with Wilson, Wendell, Antilles. Festner,
Nickery and White to show the crowd how.
here.
More swimming win follow the diving on
the program. The overhead stroke by
Kosengren, Wendell and .Vickery, and the
side stroke by Patton, Ring and Westlund.
Life saving is to be demonstrated by two
teams, ore man OF each. jumping into the
water and being rescued by the other mem.
Der OF the team. Mills and Junkins will
comprise one team and Gustafson and
Westlund the other.
CoAA ny IL INtWtll AAlh IA II .
ner, and floating by Pakes and Secretary
Parker is scheduled to follow the life saw
ing, and Glover will demonstrate the breast
stroke with an ease and skill that it is
said no one else possesses.
Miscellaneous stunts In the tank will be
put on by Flack, Johnson, White, Thomas,
Wolff and Hedman. J. b. Jenkins and
Rosengren have been chosen for the long
distance swimming.
One Of the special events OF the evening
will be the endurance test by Freeman.
This stunt depends upon his ability 10
hold his breath for an extended period,
while he sinks and rises in eight feet of
water. Freeman has made a record OF
over thirty, the best eastern records being
in the twenties.
Volunteers will be tested to determine the
strongest swimmer, and methods of keep
ing afloat on such things as oil cans
blocks of wood, etc, will be tried TO show
men who cannot swim that in case of ar
unexpected plunge they need not drown.
AS a grand finale TO the exhibition, Sec
retaTy Parker is planning to do his most
difficult stunt. He will jump into the poo
with his ordinary clothes on, and after
swimming about the pool in that attire ht
will demonstrate his method of removing
the clothing and shoes while still in the
water.
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Hat Not Come Down when the Game
- 90 Ended,

DENVER, July 16.-For five innings Nc
peared like infants in. his hands. Then
Corbett, pitcher formerly of Sioux City,
secured a bit, and WaldrOn, to the surprise
of allN batted q homa run over Andreas'
head. and the game, was practically over.
Good hitting by Denver in the seventh, in
GLIDING a two-baggeT by Corbett, added
in the eighth permitted two more runs.
Sioux City's lone run came in the first
on hits By Holmes and Green and an error
by Ktnheauy. Corbett's catch Of a bunt
fly in the fifth, doubling a player at sec
ond, was a feature OF the fielding. Dick
erson, a local sporting writer, umpired, and
was fortunate in having few close decis-
ions. The game was almost devoid of kick
ing. Denver has Kelly Of Michigan to try
out at second base tomorrow. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-17
CITY LEAGUE is TO GO THROUGH

The Benson and the Dietz association
teams declared their intention Of with
drawing from the league Immediately.
After considerable parleying they were in
places are filled By other teams. There
was some talk Of taking in the Signal
suggested that the Ideal Hustlers of Coun-
ell Bluffs be given a place. A double
header will be played at the Dietz park
Sunday. when the Dietz association team
will play the Merchants, and the Dietz
Lumber company will clash with the Stock
Yards team of South Omaha. The Ster-
lings will play the Townsends at Benson
and the Benson team plays Florence at
the latter's grounds.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-17
FAST TIME AZ TERRE HAUTE
Citation Wins xIO4 Pace in Two Best
Heats of Year,

TERRE HAUTE. Ind. July 16.-All the
yictors won IN straight meats here today,
favorites acting consistently. Citation
paced the fastest two heats of the year
In winning the 2:04 pace unfinished from
yesterday, the time being 2:04& and
2:O4. Hal Raven had an easy victory In
the 81, 600 pace, the feature.
In the first race today, second heat of
yesterdays unfinished 2:04 pacing. race,
Kruger, 2:O4, driven by Mcdonald, ran
way and, dashing into the track railing,
was impaled in the bTeas by a sharp
scantling and killed.
2:O4 pace. unfinished from Tuesday:
Citation won; John A, second; Gala
CHER, third. Kruger ran away and was
killed. Best time: 1904.
2;i3 trot, unfinished from Tuesday,
purse 81 900: Cariokin won, Othello sec
ond, Colonel Osborne third. Best time:
2:O94.
2:OS pace. value $1,000: Copa De Ora
won, Bonanza second, Judge Wilson third.
Best time: 2:06A.
2:24 trot, purse $4,000: Hal Raven won,
Queen Walnut second, Alcelia third. Best
time: 2:0S.
The silverstein Clothing company stake,
S-year-old trotters: Justo won, Peter
Preston second, VeTnabsell third. No time.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-17
NATURE STUDENTS laid FISH
Prof. Barker and His Boys Make Visit
to Cut-On Lake.

FISH at Cutoff lake were given a scare
Thursday. In the early morning the look
out fish saw a score OF boys approaching
laden with fish hooks and fishworms, with
which 20 lure the members of the tinny
tribe from the lake. The nature study
class OF the Young Mems Christian asso-
citation made a change from hunting bugs
and butterflies and trees and Thursday
started after fish. Before daylight In diff
ferent Sections of the city small boys
might rave been seen digging for worms
to use for bait. Professor Barker. as
usual, accompanied the boys and besides
catching fish for study he gave the boys
all a swimming lesson in the lake. Cut
swimmers. the high water being above the
weeds at present. Wednesday several OF
the boys swan across the lake and back
at its widest part near the Omaha Rod
and Cur club grounds.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-17
ERRORS LET IN all The RUNS
Not a Score Made in Game Until
Chance IL offered to Retire Side.
LINCOLN IS TWO TO THE GOOD
sanders and Jones 10th Pitch Good
Bail and HonOrs Are Even So
FRF rs the Hits Are
Concerned.
LINCOLN IS TWO TO THE COOL

LINCOLN. July 1ss-Thc Grcenoackers
baggod the opening game OF the series to-
day. defeating Omaha by a score Of 5 to 3.
The run making was confined to one inning
for each club. Lincoln rushing in five tallies
in the sixth and Omaha escaping a shutout
by scoring three IN the final inning. Jones
ana Sanders both pitched steady ball and
all of the rims were scored after chances
had been given TO retire the side. Davidson
and WEIGH, the two center flelders, were
the busiest performers OF the day. each
dragging down five. long drives. Score:
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one nIt game for Jarrott.

CENTRAL CITY. Neb., July l6-CSpecial
Telegram. Central City defeated the White
Elephant team, the strongest OF the city
league OF Grand Island. today. Jarrotl
held them to one hit. Score: R.HE
Grand Island. 0 o o 2 0 0 0 o.
Central city. o l o o % 0 U.s. I
Batteries: Grand Island. Jones and Ball,
Central city, Jarrett and Patterson.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-17

Earned runs: Kansas City, 8. TWO-base
hits: Flood, Beckley. Neighbors. Three
balls: Off Leroy, /; off Brandon. ?. Struck
out; BY Leroy, 2; by Brandon, 3. Hits;
Off Leroy. 3 IN seven innings: off Brandon,
6 In seven innings. Left on bases. ST. Paul,
s; Kansas City, s. Double play: Brashsar,
Beckley. Cross 10 Sullivan. Stolen bases:
Neighbors, Flood. Gehring. Sacrifice hit:
bail: Sullivan. lime: is. Umpire. BisTI
halter
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EXPRESSES THANKS

OMAHA, July 1s-To The Omaha
nee; To my friends, the patrons Of
h Omaha ball team, the players Of
both Lincoln ana Omaha, as well az
the generous press, I herewith wish
20 extend my most cordial thanks for
the splendid testimonial they have
given me. I shall always hold In AZ
f~sotionate memory h Omaha BAH
team and its efficient manager, MIR.
W. A. Rourts, and can say without
the lssst sxtravagancs that my brief
residence in Omaha has been the
p~leasantsst and happisst two year.
Of my life. Respectfully,
GEORGE A. GRAHAM.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-17
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Seward Wins nt FrIend.

FRIEND. Neb., July 16.-(SpeciaI Tele-
gram. )-Seward defeated the locals today
In the first game of ball played on the
home grounds Score: R.H. q.
Seward ........2 o o o o l-lO II 4
Friend .........0 2 0 0 0 0 c-5 ! )
Batteries: Seward, Myers and Neff;
Friend. Riesch and Lang. Struck out: BY
Myers. 8; by Rissch, 10. Two-bsse hits:
Weaver and Morse, Home run: Neff.
Double plays; Friend C), The same teams
Friday.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-17
and English Representatives Are Having Tight Contest for Oympan Games HOn@s

schipke, osnley. Bradley. stolen bases:
Milan, Schipke, Ganley. Left on bases:
Washington, S; Cleveland. 4 Bases on err
rors: Washington, 1; Cleveland. l. Struck
out: BY Hughes. 3; by LAebhardt. a. by
Ryan. Z. Passed ball: Bemis. Time: i:&
Umpire: Eean.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-17
PUEBLO,

Stolen bases: F1ournoy, Walsh, Miller,
Spencer. Three-base hits: Flourroy, Bader.
Walsh, Matticks. Double play: Neihoff.
unassisted. Sacrifice hit: Miller. Struck
out: BY Witherup, 3; by Pratt, I; by
Nichols. I. First base on balls; OFF Pratt.
/; off Nichols, 8: off Witherup, /. Wild
pitch: Pratt, Nichols. Time: 1850, UNI
pires: Fitzgerald and Clark. Attendance,
SO.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-17
ExDIOsIon KiIIs Three,

BOSTON, Mass, July l6.-Three men were
killed and several injured in an explosion
on Pier AZ, Mystic wharf. today, Among
the killed was United States Appraisers
Examiner c. +. Atwood, who died after
being taken TO a hospital. The two killed
outright were iaborers. The explosion oc-
CURED in a locker which. II Is believed,
contained nreWoFks
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-17
OMAHA.

Three-base hit; King. ,Two-base hits.
Fenlon. Weleh. Double play: Fox 10
Thomas, Stolen bases.a Davidson, Thomas
CD. Pritchott, Austin, FTHnck. Sacrifice
hits: Gagnier a. Struck out: BY Jones
Jones, 8; of Sanders, /. Time: I:S. I'm.
pire: Haskell, Attendance, 100.
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for poescher in eighth.

IWVVVW o DUV6VITI III UIbITIN.
Cincinnati .~.'""r...S Q 90d q
Two-base hit: Lewis. Three-base hits:
Hulswitt, Lumley, Maloney. Sacrifice hits:
Ritter, Wilhelm. Stolen base: Mitchell.
Double play: Lobert (unassisted). Base on
balls: Off Doescher, 8; off Dubuc, /; off
Wilhelm, 3. Hits: Off Campbell, ID in three
innings; off Doescher, 2 in five innings; off
Dubuc, 0 in one inning. Time: 1:55. UNI
pire: KLEIN.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-17
MIghIanders Win from browns.

NEW YORK, July 16.-New York came
close to shutting out the st. Louis team
today, but Hoffman's home run hit scored
visitors used up three pitchers, Dineen
being knocked out of the box in the fourth
inning Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-17
Fremont Makes "a Great Rally.

FREMONT. Neb.. July 16.-(Special Tele-
gram.-The Fremont base ball team gave
the Arkansas Travellers the worst beating
they have received this season. For the
First six innings not a Fremont man
reached first base. In the eighth they
pounded Hall for two singles, a two-bagger
and a home run, which, with a base on
balls, brought in eight runs. In the ninth
R.H.E.
Fremont ...... 0 0 0 0 o 90 s S-1i 10 8
Travellers ..... o 0 o 0 0 90 2 2
Two-base hits: Eyre, Wheeler. Home
run: Helm. First base on balls: Off Hall,
4. Struck out: BY koepenick, 3.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-17

Two-base hit: Corbett Home run; Wal
Campbell. Sacrifice hits. Waidron, Belden.
Holmes, Shea, Lovett. Bases on balls: OFF
Corbett, 2; off Mckay, J.. Struck out; BY
Corbett. 8; by Mckay. 3. Left on bases
Denver, " SIOUX City. 5, Passed ball: Shea.
Double plays; Corbett to Kinneally; An
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-17
LOUISVILLE.

Sacrifice hit; Foil. Bases on balls: OF
Friel, Wrigley TO Kihm. Struck out: BY
Taylor, 2; by Adams, /. Hits: Off Putt.
man, z in four innings; off Adams, 6 In
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-17
PITTSBURC DEFEATS BOSTON
Pirates Bat Both Opposing Pitchers
Freely and Win with Ease.
LINDAMAN SPIKED IN THIRD
Bsultes Succeeds Him, but L. Unable
20 Stop Run GettinE--willis
Pitches n strong
Game.
SPIKED IN THIRD
Game.

PITTSBURG, July i6-Pittsburg today
hit the Boston pitcher freely and won with
ease. Lindaman was accidentally spiked In
the third inning, Boultes succeeding him.
Willis pitched a strong game. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-17
CHICAGO WINS FROM BOSTON
White Sox Score Shutout in First
, Game Of Series.
LOCALS FAIL TO HIT ALTRoCK
Only Runs tn Game Are Made hy
Base on Balls Followed by
Home Run Hit by
IabeII.

BOSTON, July 16.-Chicsso defeated
Boston in the first game Of the series
here today, . to 0. A base on balls to
Jones in the fourth, followed by Isbell's
home run, gave the visitors the only run.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-17

Mason Phelps put Donland EdWaroS OUT
with a facility that promises a great match
tomorrow when the ex-Yale champion
meets Paul Hunter. Edwards Was six
down at the close Of the morning round,
and Phelps won Z and 6 in the afternoon
by steady and consistent golf.
Boy Pats Out Dominate
Paul Hunter, the Midlothian boy woRder,
was 4 ND on Rev. Paul r. Talbot OF Wich-
tia at the close of the morning round ana
as the dominic had q medal score OF ".
two under DOGGY, II will be seen that the
y~oungster was going some. He Is stronger
at match play than at medal play. and In
creased his lead in the afternoon to , ana
s climax. II don't know bow it happened.
l simply couldn't miss anything. SAID
the boy modestIy when asked for the story
Of the match after its conclusion.
H. A. Allen OF 81. Louis. who has been
playing splendid all-round golf, driving
long n putting sure, plays Cady' the
champion-killer tomorrow. Allen won
easily from Calendar Of Peoria today, thu
Peoria boy not being able TO keep up the
pace at which he retired w. 8. Diddle. tho
Indiana Champion. and Harry Legg
Wednesday. His putting was off. espe-
ctally. Allen returned a "a in the morning,
Wnen ne IlnlsHeu Q up tHo Caio OShhe
Allen
Out ..,.............I 54S54S 49,
Callandet-
Out .................5 sI2b5 $40
In ..............s I5s53 t-s7-7l
Callander-
Allen let down a little in the afternoon
and won, 9 and g.
Results:
Mason e. Phelps. Midlothian, won from
Donald Edwards. Midlothian. 7 n 8.
Paul Hunter, Midlothian, won from Rev,
Paul A. Talbot. Wichita. 9 and 8,
H! W. Allen. 81. Louis County club. won
from l.. A. Callander, Peoria, 8 and !.
John d. lady, Rock Island Arsenal, won
from A.. r. Lambert. ST. Louis Country
club. / Up, 81 holes.
ParinEs tomorrow:
Phelps against Hunter.
Allen against Cady.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-17
GAMES IN AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Columbus Defeats Louisville and
Wins Ninth Straight Victory.

COLUMBUS, July 16.-Taylor held Louis
Vile to two singles In the ninth straight
victory for Columbus, while both Pullman
and Adams were hit hard, Score:
COL INInua Hnn-rnrrunrE
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-17
Pnwnce shuts out PickrelI.
OakdnIe Losea TO Lindaay.

LINDSAY, Neb., July 1G.-(Special)-At
the firemen's tournament at Newman
Grove the Lindsay ball team defeated oak
dale by the score OF Is to 4.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-17
MIIIera Defeat Breweru,

MILWAUKEE,, July l6.-Though the Wis
itors solved Manske for only seven hits
they were we'll punched Fene shut out
the home club until the ninth, when Roth
singled ann scored on a ~twO-bagger 10y
Brown. Browns fielding was the feature.
Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-17
BIG CROwD AT TEKAMAH RACES
Omsha and other Places Help swell
the

TEKAMAH, Neb.. July W-CSpepial Tele-
gram THE second days races o. the Te-
kamah Speed associstion passed off this
afternoon under fine conditions, the track
being lightning fast ana the races were
good. IN the 40 pace w. r. Reed Of
MeCook, Neb, who drove Pilot Bar fell
the track and broke his collarbone. The
horse was also injured. In the 2:l4 pace
Pacy d, won the first two heats easily, but
was taken sick and drawn from the race.
The attendance was about 4.O0. q great
crowd being present from Omaha, Lyon
and Blair and Herman. Summarlea:
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New York wins from Chicago.

CHICAGO, July 16.-New York today
defeated Chicago, I to 3, a gift and two
errors giving them a lead of two runs at
the start. A pass and two hits, after two
outs, scored the other two. Score:
NEUy yOpG r1IrCAnn
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-17
Standing of the Teams
AMER. ASSN.
WEST. LEAGUE.
AT'LLEAqT
AMER. LEAGUE.


Western League-Omaha at Lincoln, Des
Moines at Pueblo, Sioux City at Denver.
National League-Boston at Pittsburg,
Brooklyn at Cincinnati, New York at Chi
cago. Philadelphia at st. Louis.
American L~eague-Chicago at Boston, St
Louis at New York, Detroit at Philadelphia,
Cleveland at Washington.
American observation-disclosures at In
dianepolis, Toledo at Louisville. St. Paul
at milwaukee,, Minneapolis at Kansas City.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-17
nrookINn WIND on Errnra.

CINCINNATI, July 16-Errors were re-
sponsfble for all the runs scored by Brook
lyn In today's game. Cincinnati hit Will
helm hard, but could not bunch hits when
they were needed. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-17
Kansas City Wins Series.

KANSAS CITY, July l6.-Kansas City
won todAy's game with st. Paul. making
II four straight for the series. The game
was called in the seventh to allow ST. Paul
70 catch a train. Score:
~ rTuu -.a
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WITH THE HoWLERs.

The Omaha bicycle compary took two
out OF three games from the Cole-McKenna
team on the Metropolitan alleys. johnson
was high nan with a total of 500 and
Charles Primeau was high for the Bikes
with 687. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-17
Stated for Morgan m the eighth.

Slated for Morgan m the eighth.
Boston .............0 0 0 0 o 0 0 90
Two-base hit: Jones. Home run: Is
bell. Sacrifice hit: Lord. Left on bases:
Chicago, Z; Boston, 4. Base on balls:
Off Morgan, 2. Struck out; BY Morgan,
2 by Altrock, /. Time: $40. Umpires:
Sheridan and Connolly.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-17
VIZ bNVE c
CHICAGO,
Totals. .,...30 n
Slated for Reulbach in ninth.

New York ...........,3 0 o Q o 0 o -
Two-base hit: Chance. Three-base hit:
Moran. Hits: Off Crandall, s in eight and
third inning. Sacrifice hits: Donlin, Ten
ney; Stolen bases: Moran. Evers, Bird
well. Double play: Doyle to Bridwell to
York, g. Bases on balls: Off Reulbach, 8;
off Crandall, 5. Base on errors: New York,
l. Hit with pitched ball: Donlin, Durbin.
Struck out: BY Reulbach, /; by Crandail,
Z; by McGinnity, l. Time: 1852. Umpires:
tombstone and O'Day
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Clarke, H.. 13 0 oBateman, H.. 4 0 0
Fiene. p."."s 2 o 9 oMansRe, p....s 3

----- ...
Totais....-29 NM Totals....3 n B
Minneapolis ......... 0 2 0 l 0 0 o IA
Milwaukee .......... o D 0 0 0 0 0 o Ii
Two-base hits :{O'Neill, Robinson, Brown.
Stolen bases: Brown, Mccormick. Double
play: Clark to Mccormick to Brown. Left
on bnses: Milwaukee, Z; Minneapolis, 6.
2 Hit by pitched ball: Clark, Freeman.
Struck out: BY Manske, 3; by Fiene, l..
Time: 1:45. Empires; Sullivan and Kane.
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81 . e "
Two-base hits: D~elehanty. T. Jones.
Three-base hit: Stone. Home runs:
Niles, Hoffman. Hits: Off Dineen. 8 in
three and one-third innings off Graham,
3 in two-thirds inning; off Petty, 2 in
four innings. Left on bases: 81. Louis,
8; New York, Z. Base on balls: Off Ora
ham. 1. Base on errors: New York, 9.
out: BY Dineen, /; by CHESHIRE, 4. Passed
ball Blue. Time: 1913. Umpires: Evans
and Hurst.
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PITTsBURG
.Batted for Boultes in ninth.

Two-base hits: Thomas. Beaumont, Hani-
fan. Three-base hits: Thomas, Wagner,
Ritchey. Sacrifice fly: Clarke. Sacrifice hit:
Gibson, Boultes. Stolen base: Wilson. Base
ball: BY Lindaman. 1. Struck out: BY VIII
lis, 2. Passed ball: Smith. Left on bases:
Pittsburg, o; Boston, 7. Base on errors:
Boston, ?, Hits: off Lindaman, 3 In two
and a third innings; off Boultes, s in five
and two-thirds innings. Time: 140. UNI
pires: Rudderham and Rigler.
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Athletics win with stick.

PHILADELPHIA, July 16.-Detroit was
beaten by Philadelphia today, the latter
hitting Donovan hard and timely. Score:
PHILADELPHIA DETROIT.
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Senators Win from Maps.

WASHINGTON, July 16.-Liebhardt lasted
only three innings against Washington to-
day, Cleveland being defeated. s TO l..
Hughes pitched gilt-edged ball all the way.
Score: