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Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-19
BOYS CARRY LOAD OF TOBACCO
Three GamIns Picked I'D with Many
Varieties of Weed In Their


Plenty of evidence that there is a lapse
somewhere in the enforcement Of the law
against the sale Of tobacco to minors
was found Monday afternoon, when Rich
ard Calvin. Charlie Allgood and Lee All
good were taken into juvenile court. The
BOYS had ammunition enough on them 10
supply a squad OF jack tsrs on shore
leave. They were rounded up by Deputy
Probation officer Carver. Employees at
the Boston store had complained the
boys had thrown eggs into the store after
being put out Of the grocery department.
where they tried to get something to eat.
Tn boys we're dirty and apparently
neither their faces, persons or clothing
had felt the refreshing effects OF water
for many months, Richards pockets
buIged and Mr.. Carver pulled out several
packages Of cigarette papers. A big pipe
and some more cigarette papers we're
found in Charles pocket. But 7-ysar-old
Lee Allgood appeared 20 be the chief OF
the commissary department HIS equip
ment consisted Of a pipe almost as big
as himself, a rubber tobacco pouch half
full OF "makins,' a good supply OF
cigarette papers. some billiard chalk and
a bunch Of keys.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-19
RACE WAR IN TENNESSEE
Seventy Armed Negroes at Kings
Mountain Behind BarricAde Sur
by White Miners.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Aug. 1S-As a re-
suit Of the determination Of the Kings
Mountain Coal company to work negroes
in the same mines with white men, a race
war which threatens TO assume serious
proportions is imminent in the mining dis
trict adjacent to Jellico, Tenn. Tonight
seventy negroes heavily armed are barri-
caded IL a commissary which Is threatened
by between 300 and 400 white men, and an
attack is expected at any moment. Sheriff
Huddleston OF Campbell county has just
reached the scene and is summoning every
available citizen to protect the negroes.
The trouble, which has been brewing for
several months, broke out afresh Friday,
when 100 white miners went TO the Kings
mountain mines and drove twelve negro
families from there. They marched the
negroes all day Saturday, allowing the
women and children to camp and eat what
food they carried, but forced the men TO
keep moving. General Manager John Cor
man of the Astras mine and the county
authorities are doing everything IN their
power to avert trouble, but 1t is feared a
serious battle will occur before morning.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-19
EVENTS ON THE Running TRACKS
Meltsnndre wins the Demoiselle
stakes over Empire city Course.


YONKERs, y. Y. Aus. 1S-Melisandrs.
at odds on, easily won the Demolselle
stakes fof 4-year-old filligs at Empire CITY
today, and in doing 50 made "A new track
five and a half furlonss i'm l.O6Ht, which Is
two-fifths Of a second faster than the pre-
vi0us track record. Summary.
First race, maiden 2-yeRr-olds, five ana
a half furlongs Footpad Ga Notter, 8 20
b won, Bird OF Flight III Gus, Culletln, 5 70
u second, kileren ul2, McCahey, 10 to y
third. Time. l;OI. Campeon, W. L. Hinch,
Solicitor, Never Late, Home Run, Neblln,
Take one, Harry Rogers, Ark Aidericho
ana Hanover King also ran.
Second race, 3-year-Olds and up, six tur-
lOngs: WoOdcraft UO3, Norke, ) 10 ID won,
James B, Brady UlO. Garner, l 10 . second,
GrimaldL uUs, Upton, z TO u third Time.
Strome and Incognito also ran.
Third race, handicap. 3-year-olds and up,
selling, one mile: Falcada ClS, h, Dugani
TO D won, Tony Bonero uO4, Mccarthy. Z
TO s. second, Golden Pearl Uo6. Notter. : 70
- third. Time: l:40. Halket, Zienap and
queen Marguerite also ran.
Fourth race, the Demoiselle, five and a
half furlongs: Melisandre d24, Notter, l to
- won, Cotyto ulo, McCahey, 3 TO ID sec
third. Time: 1852. Gliding Bell, Occidental,
Fair Messenger, Variation and Lady swift
also ran.
Fifth race. s-year-olds and up, selling.
won, Cymban (ss, bergen, 10 to u second,
BOema (S9, Gilbert, 8 to ~ third. Time: l:4l.
Ace High, John r. McMlllen, Okenite, Lad
Of Lansdon, Bigota. Druid, Campaigner
down.
Sixth race. 3-year-oIds and up. selling.
one mile and a sixteenth: Golden Shore
dO5, c.. Burns, 3 to u won, Rockstone u05.
to u third. Time: las. Eastron and Com.
edienne also ran.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-19

williams. Peru. beat Chambers. Omaha,
ced Potter. Omaha, beat whitehead. Ls-
c. s. Peters, Chicago. beat Baxter,
Kohn, Omaha. beat Prescott. Chicago,
Koch. Omaha. beat F. Potter. Omaha,
SO. 81
smytho. omaha. beat Dufrene. Omaha,
Blatherwick. Rock Valley, Ia, beat Strobe,
Omaha. by default.
Lamb, Grand Forks. n. D.. beat s. Burns,
Farrell. Omaha. beat often. North Platte,
Young. Omaha. beat Albert Haskell
McMichaeis' Hastings. beat Wood,
Moore. 81 Joseph. beat Inches. Omaha,
CUB Potter, Omaha. beat Simeon, Omaha,
L. Mcconnell. Omaha. beat Schneider,
Martin, Omaha, beat Bennett, Omaha, So,
Meyer. Auburn. beat W. Haynes. Omaha,
ST. Clair. Toledo. Ia. beat wsaverling,
Caldwell, Omaha, beat Deiderich. Chi
cago, 81. SO.
stlger, Toledo. Ia, beat Fen, Omaha,
by default.
Second round:
sherman, Kansas City, beat scribner,
| Omaha. 3-6, 81. SIS.
Tyner. Omaha, beat @. Haynes, Omaha,
Gardner Chicago. beat L. Mcconnell,
Martin, Omaha, beat Meyer. Auburn, 81.
60.
w@rfiela, Chicago, beat Rasmussen
ced Pot5er, omaha, beat Chambers
Jones, St. Louis, beat Koch, Omaha
Ga. 6-1.
Lamb. North Dakota, beat Farrell
Omaha, g.. 6-l.
Cub Potter of Omaha beat Moore of St
Joseph, 81, 50
suger OF Toledo; Ia, beat Kohn Of
Blatherwick OF Rock Valley beat smytht
OF Omaha, oil, co.
for Doubles.
Drawings for championship doubles re
suited as follows:
Prescott and Mcconnell. Chicago an,
Omaha, bye.
STROBE ard McAllister, st. Louis an,
Omaha, play Lamb and Weaverling. Mort
Forks, s. D., and Beatrice, Neb.
Martin and Cuthbert Potter, Omaha, pla,
Stone and Young, Doniphan, Neb.
F. Mcconnell and Stout, Omaha, pla,
Jones and Scribner, st. Louis ana Omaha.
Dufrene and Dining, Omaha, play Gil
man and Howell. Sioux City.
play Birge and Often, North Platte, Neb.
Farrell and Smythe, Omaha, plaY kountz
and Colpetzer. Omaha.
GardEeF and Warfield, Chicago, pla,
Readinger and Rasmussen, Omaha.
Moore and Ewing, st. Joseph, Mo, pla
Haynes and Haynes, Omaha.
Blatherwick and Branson, Rock Valley
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-19
Brown Army Succeeds In HOlding
Post After Requesting Three
Attacks of Blue Army.

JUNCTION CITY, Kan, Aug. B.-rhe
first maneuver in which all the troops
now assembled at Fort Riley. except those
on camp duty was held yesterday, the brown
army under command Of Colonel Frank
West of the Second cavalry, being en-
trenched in Fort Riley waiting for rein
and the blue army commanded
by Brigadier General Drew Of the Kansas
National guard advancing from the north.
The army Of the blue was recalled three
times by the umpires who decided their loss
was sufficient to have driven them back
in real warfare. When the maneuver
ended the army OF the blue had failed
20 dislodge the army OF the brown.
Information was received at the camp
today that Secretary Wright and Major
General Bell. chief OF staff OF the army,
will probably arrive In the camp the latter
part OF this week 20 inspect the troops.
General Frederick Funston is expected
later.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-19
CLEVELAND
BOSTON


"Batted for Altizer in ninth.
sBatted for Rhoades in ninth.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-19
sKIRMIsH FIRE AT CAMP PEHR
Engineers Are First, Marines Second
and Naval Cadets Third.

CAMP PERRY, o., Aug. lS.-Three i'm
portant matches we're on the National Rifle
associations program today. The cham
pionship regimental skirmish, the Wimble-
don cup shoot and the regimental team
match. The team match was only partly
finished ard the Wimbledon cup shoot was
put over until tomorrow. In the skirmish
match between forty teams OF six men
each the regulars took the first three
places, the honors going to the Corps OF
Engineers with a score Of 440. The Marine
corps was second with 43 and the Naval
academy third with 39S.
The cavalry teams shot for practice ard
made scores OF as and S9l. which would
have given the cavalry second and fifth
places. The Second Washington, which was
first last year, finishes fifteenth today.
This event must be won three years in
succession before the cup can be held.
The scores in the regimental team match
were rot compiled tonight by the officials
and the standings are unknown.
Summary of skirmish fire.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-19
south Dakota.

20 acres in Sully county, ~ miles from
Pierre; 50 broken, all fenced. No better
land in state. This is a bargain, SIS per
acre. Several fine quarters as low as Sla
Join our excursion early in September TO
see this land. There is no better invest
ment. Otis Land Co, 400 Brandeis Bldg.
(a)-M295 Septl3
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-19
Tie Game Mt Beatrice.

BEATRICE, Neb., Aug. 1S.-(special Tele-
gram. SIn the first OF a series of three
games to be played between the Dempsters
and Blue Valley ball teams for city league
championship, the two teams in a fast
game this evening pulled off a tie game.
Score, 8 to S.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-19
LEAGUERs PLAY AMATEURS
Omaha Defeats Friend and lincoln
wins TT McCOOk,

FRIEND. Neb.. Aug. 1S.-(Special Tele-
gram. Friend failed to entertain The
Omaha league on the local grounds this
afternoon and the game was decidedly a
one-sided affair, Score; R.H.E.
Omaha 1911 Q 3 3 3 0 0 oil Y !
Friend .,..,....0 ? 0 0 0 0 0 0 C2u .
Batteries: Omaha, HOllenbeck, Hall San
ders and Gonding; Friend, Reisch and Nc
Donald. Struck out: BY Hollenbeck, l; by
Hail, 3; by Reisch, 9. TWo-base hit: Jack.
Three-hase hit: Hollenbeck. Double plays:
Omaha, 1; Friend, /. The Cambridge team
will play on these grounds Friday and
Saturday.
MCOOK, Neb.. Aug. ~1S.-CspeciaI Tele-
gram.D-The Lincoln Western league team
defeated McCook here today, 7 10 ?.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-19
SEVERAL CRACKS MISSING
Gardner Called to Chicago and Gilman
and others Absent.
THOSE LEFT SMILE AT OUTLOOK
MorninE at Tennis Tourney f. Given
over to Few single Matches
Left In the First
Heund.

The second day of the tennis tourney
was set for the beginning OF the play IN
the championship doubles, but the morn
ing was given over 20 a few sin gle matches
still left In the first rcurd. Il seems to be
o. habit Of the f'chemTas' to keep them
lsal,es out Of sight during the morning
hours except for a little practice work and
10 play off the big matches in the after
Moons.
with Gardner recalled to Chicago, GIL
man and a number Of others not able to
show up. the cracks who are left are
losirg lines os worry as they see the
cohorts OF the enemy dwindling.
Omaha has not been farinE very well so
far since. Koch was beaten Tuesday
morning BY Jones Of st. Louis and scribner
was beaten Monday by Sherman Of Kan.
sas city.
have been made for the Metz
cup to be played for by men from out in
the state. Fourteen contestants are en-.
tered and playing was expected to begin
Tuesday In the mornins two matches were
defaulted. stone OF Doniphan giving his
'walkover' to weaxerling OF Beatrice, and
williams or Peru giving a match to Otter
Of North Platte. The drawings resulted al
follows;
Earl Meyer, Auburn. a bye.
Charles Young, Doniphan, a bye.
r. z. Weayerllng, Beatrice, plays c. A
Stone, Doniphan.
wIIiianH often, North Platte. plays c. H
williams, Peru.
w. r.. Schneider, Pfger. plays w. w
BauRht, PnEer.
G. A. McAfichaRls. Hastings, plays L. 7
Rogers. Wymore.
r. ID, BerEe, North Platte. a bye.
T. ]. Hargreaves, Wymore, a bye.
scores.
FIRST ROUND.
Ewing. st. Joseph beat e. I. Cudahy
Omaha, sd, 6-4. Cd,
Sherman, Kansas city, beat Readinger
Omaha, 81, 6-2.
W. Haynes. Omaha, beat Gilman, Siou.
City. by default.
King. Sioux City, beat L. Kountze, Omaha
by default.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-19
PRICE

Fine east front lot IN Field club district.
Just off WoolWorth Ave, 57x13. Ready to
sacrifice for 81, 800.
c. r. GLOVER & SON,
6Ol-2-3 n. Y. Life.
Qg-M644 %
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-19
Pueblo sells TWO Player.

PUEBLO. Colo, Aug. IS.-tspecial Tele-
Neutrality-suspicious. Hamilton Patter-
son, the star second baseman, ana Wuour
lie Pueblo club, have been sold to James
McAleer OF the ST. Louis Americans. The
consideration was 5000, and both men will
report at the close OF the Western league
season. Both players have good records
i'm fielding and are hitting around the 800
mark. Manager Patterson came here this
season from Oskaloosa from the Iowa
state league, and Smith, who halls from
Albion, Mich, was recommended by Man
ager Mcclure Of the Boston club two years
agp.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-19
National Archery Meet.

CHICAGO, Aug. 1S.-The thirtieth annual
target meeting of the National Archery
association OF the United States began
here today on specially constructed ranges
in Washington park. The only disappoint-
ment to the officers OF the association was
the failure of National Champion Henry T..
Richardson Of Boston, wso is now In Eng
land, to appear in the tournament. The
first event on the program was the first
American round for men, which is thirty
arrows at sixty, fifty ard forty yards. AT
the same time the women competed in the
first columbia round, twenty-four arrows
at fifty, forty and thirty yards.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-19
MIs.ourians Are winners.

cial TelegFam.)-A team from Maryville,
Mo, played the Eagles here this after
noon and defeated them by a score OF 5 to
/ There was a big crowd. The visitors
are the fastest team that has visited this
city this year. They play another game to-
morrow afternoon here. The battery FOR
the visitors was Vance and Vance; Eagles,
Richter and Baker. Score:
Marysville ............0 o o 0 G5
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-19
PIaInview Wina Another.

PLAINVIEW, Ncb., Aug. lS.-(Special
Telegram. THE Plainvicw Sterlings added
another game 70 their string of victories
today By defeating Stanton at stanton by
a score of 2 TO /. F. TspneF and Partridge
did the battery work for the Sterlings and
Stanton did not get a hit nor a run off
Tepner until the last half Of the ninth in
ming, when three hits saved them from "A
shutout. The S~terlings secured their runs
during the early innings by some clever
hitting and base running.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-19
FEW MEN RETURN TO WORK
UItimatum from Pacific
seems TO Have Had Little Eject
On strikers.

MONTREAL, Aug. $50 far as can be
learned none Of the striking shop employees
OF the Canadian Pacific railway were m
duced to return 20 work by the notices
posted by the company declaring that those
who do not return by Tuesday viii be con-
sidered TO have permanently left the com
pany's employ and that their places will be
filled as fast as possible.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-19

Eagles here this afternoon and won again
by a score of to 3. There we're many
feature plays during the game by both
sides. A large crowd witnessed the game.
The batteries were. Eagles, Richter and
Baker; Marysville, Markell and Vance.
Score.
Marysville ........ / / 0 OO11 81.
Eagle ............... 0 0 0 1 0 l l ? O5
The two teams played a novelty game to-
night on the grounds lighted by electricity
and a white ball used. A monster crowd
vas present.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-19
DOUBLE UMPIREs FOR WESTERN
President O'Nein VIII Recommend it
for Next Season.

SIOUX CITY, Ia, Aug. ~ls.-(Special Tele-
gram -President Norris L. ONeil OF the
Western league was a visitor in Sioux
City today on his way TO Omaha and Lin
coin. He will witness the concluding game
Of the series between the W clubs. The
league leader announced that he was well
pleased with the working of the double UNI
pire system as recently tried in Sioux City
and Omaha and would recommend that II
be used in all games next season. He said
the Western league was having one or It's
most successful seasons and that with
two exceptions every club would make
money.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-19
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LANDs

10000 acres OF western Nebraska and
eastern Colorado improved and uninlprovsd
lands al s. ~ 81 per acre, Any size tract
Fine crops. Write or come ami see Us
Globe Land and Investment Co, az 5. 18th
81, Omaha C0l-AIB1a
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-19

GREAT BARGAIN-"Hucrest." I6O-acre
fruit and stock farm, apples. peaches,
cherries. grapes. Price. $500. easy
terms. J.. T.. Campbell Lltchfield. Nsb.
l4J-MB2 "a
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-19
Lincoln Get. Murphr.

LINCOLN. Aug. S.-Catcher James Sui
Ivan OF the Lincoln ball team, who had
his thumb badly smashed a week ago, Is
out Of the game for this season and left
for his home in San Francisco tonight
Howard Murphy. last year with Denver.
who yesterday wired Manager Fox from
Memphis. Tenn, rendering his services,
was instructed today 20 report to the Lin
coin team al Denver.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-19
Wakefield wins in Fifteenth.

WAKEFIELD, Neb., Aug. lS-tSpeciaI
Telegram.) i'm a fast game Of ball played
here this afternoon between Norfolk and
Wakefield the latter won out in the fiji
tenth inning. Score, , To g. Nearly so
people witnessed the game. WaIthill and
Plainview play tomorrow and Wakefield
plays the winner.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-19
PITTSBURG.
'Batted for Tuckey in ninth.
'Batted for Gibson in tenth.
Slated for Leifield in tenth.

Pittsburg ......... 0 o 0 ? o 0 0 0 o o.
Boston ............ 0 0 0 0 l Pa
Two-base hits: Clarke, Dahlen, Beau
mont. Three-base hit: Leach. Home run:
Thomas. Hits: OFF Willis in eight and
one-third innings. Il; off Leifield in one
and two-thirds innings, 2; off Tuckey in
eight innings, S; off Dorner in two in
nings. ?. Sacrifice hits: Abbatichio.
Browne. Ritchey, Tuckey. Double plays:
Wagner to Abbatichio, Tuckey to Dahlen
20 McGann; Dahlen to Ritchey to McGann
90. Left on bases: Pittsburg. (: Boston.
10, First base on balls: OFF Tuckey, s;
off Willis, l.. Hit by pitched ball: Nc
Gam, by Leifield. Struck out; BY Tuckey,
Umpire: Emslie.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-19
Standing of the Teams
MER. ASSN.
WEST. LEAGUE.
NATL LEAGUE.
GAMES TODAY

western League-Omaha at Denver, Lin
coin at Pueblo, Sioux City at Des Moines.
National Le~ague-Boston at chicago,
Brooklyn at P~ittsburg, New York at Gin
clnnatt. Philadelphia at St. Louis.
American League-Chicago at Philadel-
phiR, st. Louis at Washington, Detroit at
New York, Cleveland at Boston.
American observation-disclosures at Min
neapolis. Toledo at St. Paul. indianapolis at
Milwaukee, L uisville at Kansas City.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-19
Friend Making Great Record.

FRIEND. Neb., Aug. N-tSpecial)-
Friend defeated Exeter by a score Of 7 to
4 at Exeter Saturday afternoon. This is
the fifteenth straight game won BY the
locals. aside from the one lost 20 the Lin
coln Western league team. The Omaha
Western league team plays here tomorrow
and the Oxford Indians Friday and Satur-
day.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-19
NEW YORK
.Batted for Blair in ninth.

'Batted for Blair in ninth.
Detroit ........--....l o q 3 -
New York ......,.....O o . y v v 1 y -
Two-base hits: HemphIL Moriarity, C1hb.
Three-base hit. Cobb. Hits: or Done
van none in one and one-third innings; OFT
Summers, 9 in seven and one-thtrd innings.
Double plays: Chase TO Hall, Coughlin To
SchaefeT to Rossman. Left on bases: New
York, 7; Detroit, 3. Bases and balls: orr
Donovan. >: off /. Bases on
errors: Detroit. 3; New York, l. Nit by
pitched ball: Summers, l. Struck out; BY
Hogg, ,; by Orth. 1; by Donovan, ~ by
Summers ,. Wild pitches: Hogg,. ,. Time:
I6N. Umpire: O'LOughlin.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-19

HUMPHREY, Neb., AUG. R.-(SpeciaL)-
Columbus defeated Humphrey by a score
OF 8 to o DOlsn OF Columbus had his Op-
pOnents at his mercy az every tage OF the
game. one man only reached third. H
allowed only Two hits and helped win hs
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-19
Hoosiers win in Ninth.

MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. B.-Bush's fourth
single OF the day followed by Cooks three
Dagger in the ninth. gave Indianapolis the
closing game OF the season at Minneapolis.
The home team tied the score in tho
seventh by batting Siever out Of the box.
BieTsdorfer was accorded the same treat
men by Indianapolis in the first inning.
Gapra.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-19
emit is of a Classy Order; Ties the Order in America

own game with a homer. Batteries, CO.
lumbus. Dolan and Spuchr. Humphrey,
Lutes and Ely. HITS: OFF Dolan, 80 OF
Lutes. h. struck out. BY Dolsn, IA. 10y
Iutes. &
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-19
MANIFESTATIONS

AS CRAFTSMAN or tracer by young man
with some experience desiring to work
up. Address B 20, care Bee,
(Z)-59 lax
MIDDLE aged man, first-class masseur,
chirOpOdist and barber, strictly sober,
wishes position as valet OF useful man in
private family. A. Jensen. 1908 5. llth St.
(ZD-624 lSx
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-19
PHILLIES WIN FROM CUBS
Lundgren is Driven from Box anC
Fraser is Hit Hard.
vICToRs FIELD PERFECTLY
Chicago scores Two Runs on SipsIe,
GLOVE by Home Run by
Tinker and Another on
Two Triples.

CHICAGO, Aug. 1S-The visitors won the
last game OF the series today by playing
perfectly in the field and pounding Lund-
sren all over the lot. Fraser succeeded
him in the sixth and was hit hard. a
single anG Tinker's home run drive into
the left field bleachers scored Chicago's
first runs and two successive triples by
Chance and Evers the other. Score:
vrrrv .Dnr ~ -vv~.-.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-19
TOLEDO


TWo-base hit. MCCARTHY. Sacrifice hits
Curtis, Flynn. Left on bases; Milwaukee
II; Toledo, s. Base on balls; OFF West
:; off Manske, 2 Hit by pitched ball
Brown, Bateman, Hinchman. struck out
BY Manske, 10; by Vest, g. Passed ball
Land. Time. 1s5. Umpire: owens.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-19

IWO-base hits: Chance EVors, Brans-
field. Three-base hits: Chance. Evers.
Home run: Tinker. Hits OFF L~undgren
in five innings, 6; off Fraser in four in
nlngs. 6 Sacrifice hits: Knabe (9. Dou-
Bile plays: Evers to Tinker to Chance,
Evers to Tinker, Grant TO Bransfield. Left
on bases: Chicago, g.; Philadelphia, T..
First base on balls: OFF LHndgren, 4; off
Fraser, /; off Sparks, 2 First base on
errors: Philadelphia, l. Struck out: BY
Fraser, g. by Sparks, 1. Time: lisa. I'm
pires: Rigler and O'Day.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-19
V
ST PAUL

TWo-base hits: NOonan 90. Hall GU, Sui
Ivan, Halla. Stolen bases; Davis, SuIli-
van. Double plays: StUvall to Woodruff,
Dunleaby 70 Wheeler, Bases on. balls: Off
Hall, ). Hit by pitched ball: Sullivan.
Struck out: BY Hall, 3; by Hal,a, 3. Passed
ball: Pietz. Sacrifice hits: ]. Meyers. Tie
meyer. Left on bases: St. Paul, 8; Louis
vile. s. Time. lA Tmpire: HaVrs.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-19
BOSTON Wins from Cleveland.

OSTON Aug. IS. Boston won from
Cleveland today. 3 to .. Both pitchers
were batted freely, but Cicotte was more
effective in the pinehes. Stahl Will be
out OF the game for a few days with an
injured hand. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-19
BROWNS AID SENATORS TIE
Game Called in Twelfth with Score
Three to Three.
ALL RUNS IN FIRST TWO INNINGS
Both Pitchers Keep Hits Scattered
and Both Teams Play Error
less Bau-Other American
League scores.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 1S-Washington
and St. Louis battled to a twelve-inning tie
today, 5 to g. Both teams made their
runs in the first and second innings and
ciphers followed for the next ten. Wash
lnRton played a time game yesterday with
Chicago, and st. Louis played a game
with Philadelphia. Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-19

sBatted for Smith in seventh.
'Batted for Sullivan in eighth.

.Batted for sullivan in eighth.
Philadelphia ........ 0 90 0 0 5 Q -
Chicago ............ 0 o 0 1 o o l o.
Hits: Off Smith, 4 in six innings; off
Manuel. 1 in one inning; off owen, 2 in one
Inning. Two base hits: Atz, Sharn, e.
Colline. Murphy. Three base hit Hahn.
Sacrifice hits: Parent, Odling. LETT on
bases. chicago. s: Philadelphia, 3. Struck
out: BY smith. .; by Vickers, 3; by owen,
/. Double plays: Atz and Parent. Base on
errors: Chicago, 1, Base on oals OtL
smith. .: off Vickers. 3; off Manuel, = OF
owen. / Wild pitch: Vickers. Time 2:W.
Trr,piras. Sheridan and ERan
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-19
MIMIC WAR AT FORT RILEY

WWWWT 10 WI TT|N|E-I W~N = - =
serious battle will occur before morning.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-19

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