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Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-14
A. R. SPoFFoRD is DEAD
Former Librarian of Congress. Author
and Editor, Dies Suddenly at
HOiderness, n. II.

CONCORD, n. H. Aug. IA. r Spot
ford. chief assistant librarian Of congress
died today at tenderness. ~. II.
WASHINGTON, Aug. H. Ainsworth
Rand spofford, editor, publisher. book seller
and author. librarian Of congress from 1864
10 1897 and since then chief assistant IL
brariAn, whose death was reported from
Holderness, ". H, today, was stricken
with paralysis two years ago. Six weeks
age he left Washington and no word of
his illness having reached here II is be-
leved that his death was sudden and prob
ably from a second stroke Of paralysis. He
had planned 70 leave HoldeTness today for
Hot Springs, Va, TO spend the remainder
Of the summer. He is survived by q dsugh-
ter. Mrs Florence spofford. who makes
her home in this city, and a son vho re-
sides in New York City. Mr.. spofford was
connected with the congressional library
for foTty-sevsn years
On his original appointment as librarian
Of congress he succeeded John G. Stephen
son Of Indiana, an appointee OF President
Lincoln, and in 1897 resigned on account
OF advancing years. and was succeeded by
John Russell Young.
Mr.. Spofford made his influence felt IN
many ways in the world Of letters. When
he entered the congressional library II con
tanned about 1000 volumes. Now the
library contains more than 100000 volumes
and phAmplets, and many thousands Of
volumes are being added each year.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-14
CATHOLIC SOCIETIES ADJOURN
Declaration of Principles f. Adopted
and PiftsburE Selected for
Next COnventf0n

BOSTON, Aus. l8-The American FEEDER
alton Of Catholic societies finished it's
seventh annual convention yesterday by re-
eiscting Edward Feeney Of Brooklyn, presi-
dent, selecting Pittsburg for next years
meeting and completing its platform The
plEnks adopted today commend the ency-
ciical OF the pope Egsinst fslss religious
teachings, urge religious teaching In the
schools: oeplore the disregard Of the OBJ
servEnoe Of Sunday; reject the main teach
ings OF socialism and endorse the plan for
an Essociaton for Catholic young men.
The plank on socialism expresses sym
pathy with wage earners in their efforts
70 ameiorsts their condition by united
action and recommends the formation OF
CATHOLIC vorkinEmen's socistiss.
b plank or the young mems CATHOLIC
association urges the formation Of a ma
uonal Organization that VIII embrace a.
Of thu Catholic young men Of the nation.
and for the accomplishment Of this recon
mends the 'unioa Of such local and dis
uiet young meas societies as may nov
exist"
The national advisory board Win be mad.
Up OF uftssn ErchbEhopE and bishops.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-14
EVENTS ON RUNNING TRACKS
J.. Z. Maddenas Bdward Wins Grand
Union Hotel stakes.

SARATOGA. Aug IA z Madden's
Edward, carrying IL pounds and connecting
weight 70 hIE entire field, won the ASe
Grand Union hotel stakes al six furlongs
for 2-yesr-olds today, defeating some fast
youngsters. The result OF the race was
unsatisfactory, as Helmet the crack from
the Keene barn. was left At The post and
had no chance. IL is doubtful, however,
N be could have beaten the winner. They
we're sent away 70 q bad start Strike out
LED BY half a length 10 the stretch, when
Shilling brought Edward UP ana gon BY
: head from Bobbin- The latter Was weakly
RIDDEN al the end LADY Hubbard coupled
with Edden As the Madden entry, Was
third. The time was lh Anselus won
the Champaign handicap Summary;
FIRST race. S-yezr-old flhes. selling SIX
furlongs. Abrams QG, NotteT, 2 10 - won.
Frances Ray o Lang q 70 y second
Biskra ON. Cullen, Is 20 - third Time;
ll44- Whip TYP and Queen Lead also ran
Second race, steeplechEss. handicap, &
YesT-olds and up, about two miles. BEyo-
RET Q60, Mckinney. 3 70 - won, Bat Q&,
sampson. s 70 s. second Time: t&A Only
two stArtera-
Tnird race. lie CEurlzia hsndiraR =
ysAJsfleE Gna HR oas n1s ana - sAgntA
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-14

'Batted fer Slagle in ninth.
aRRrfHd for Eharknn1 in ninth
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-14
Sporting Gossip.

That makes twelve victories against only
seven defeats for Sanders. The little
Tenneessesn was the complete master Of
Lincoln Wednesday. sanders and Jack
have had much the same sort OF
fortune this year-each has pitched win
ming bah all along, but has lost several
games by no fault Of his own.
An amateur pitcher at Plainview, Neb.,
named Dunaway h a IN subject for the
big scouts to inspect. He pitched q no-hit.
Do-run game against the fast O'Neil. Neb..
team al P1ainview. This serves 10 bring
out the fact that Nebraska has some Of
the fastest semi-profcssional teams in the
country from which professionals might
FIND some good picking.
Too bad Lincoln players cannot find II
possible TO preserve harmony within their
own ranks. The display Of friction on the
grounds Wednesday was not only fatal to
Manager Fox's team, but unpleasant to
the spectators. MAnaEer Fox is a hard
working player and manage and so far as
could be determined from the grand
stand, did or said nothing that justified
Bonno in his peevishness. Bonno lacks
the ability 10 pitch as good uphill as down
hill ball and il is just that lack that may
keep him out Of faster company. DE made
two bad breaks, once in failing 10 cover
first on q hit and again in failing 10 run
out a short hit Of his own on which he
could have made the base.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-14

Omaha made the first run in the fourth
inning. when weleh led off with a hit.
was sacrificed TO second by Austin, and
after Belden had walked and LAWYER flew
out to GskhteRl GoRd3ng made the hit
which scored WEIGH. Belden tried to
come on home on the throw from left
field and was clearly safe, but Stats Da-
Wis ruled otherwise
James Austin had the real hard luck
story in the seeond fhnfhE He beat out
q bunt and on the first ball pitched stole
second and on the next ball pitched stole
third and there he died. his
refusing to'66me to- his assistance. Then
in the fifth Fisher singled after Han had
struck put, King . single put Fisher on
third. but he was nailed al the plate when
Chicken bit to Pritchett-
Lincoln tied the score 81 the sixth in
ming. although IL looked like they had a
chance TO WIN in the second. With one
out Hall passed Pritehett and wengsr and
hit Kelley. filling the bases. Zinran WAS
at bat and he was expected TO win The
game right there, but the game was not
doomed 10 be lost al that stage. Zinrar
hit a liner over the head Of Hail and over
second, hut little King seemed to have
wings and pulled down the Fly and. throw.
ing the bah 10 Lawler, completed a mic,
double. ''
Big Stsck HeIPs.
In the sixth Hal made the mistake O
walking Fox. who was followed by Gagniet
with q safe hunt Davidson struck out, bu
ST Louis Jack Thomas hit safe and scoreC
FOX.
The winning run was made In the eight
I inning, and was due in a large measure 4
Lswlets error Fox had popped one q
Aubrey apd died when Gsgnier popped an
other back OF the pitchers box. severa
players ran fer thC bsal, winch was clear,
Kings King kept esring that the bal
was his, but LAWler evidently did not heR-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-14

AnEptus ull. Shilling. event won. Dano-
Eosra Om Mcdaniel 3 to lO second Ken
nyettol Qm hotter. 3 10 1W third. Tine.
lsh4%- Lally and CountersiEn also ran.
Danuscara and kenyettol were coupled.
Fourth race, the Grand Union hOtci stake,
value 1000 2-year-olds. six furlongs. 10
ward uIl Shilling. 5 to ~ wtn. Bobbln
Ola Sweet 4 70 u second. Lady Hubbard
Gu. J. Lee, s to - third Time; ia
Statesman. Torbellino, Strike Out and Hell
met also ran
Fifth race. one mile. Gid tl05. Shilling.
Z to q won. Polly Watts C6 Lang. ! 70 s.
second. Punch 90, Miller. - TO y third.
Time: 1.Gh. John Mcmillan, Holdfast
Grace Cameron and Tender and True also
ran.
Sixth race, 2-year-olds, selling, five and
. half furlongt. Variation (N, Gilbert z
to q won. sans Soucie Cs, Mccarthy, II
70 ~ second Cheek uR, Mcdaniel Is 10 Il
third Time; I.S. Helen Harvey. Far
Messenger. Albanian. Kings Daughter.
Anna DauEhter. Meerise and Miss Granville
also ran.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-14
Racing at shenandoah.

SHENANDOAH, Ia, Aug. l2-CSpecial
Telegram THE races on Wednesday were
goSd when once they got started, but the
starting was ttresome. There were three
races. the $40 pace. the 2:N trot and the
running race. In the pacing race were nine
horses. little George won first money,
Billy The KID, second; Walter Bell, third
and Hixey Fullerton, fourth. p purse
in this race vas $500 The time made in
the three heats was 2:16, BIN. and III.
The PA trot: Park Sign won first, Drift
Anerton second, jimmy Third and The
Christian fourth. Al accident put Jennie
N out and Beauty 7 was distanced. Time:
2.1l4, 2:ls4 and 81. Purse, Ss00.
The five eighths mile dash: KID Williams
won first St Mallow second and Captain
Dawson third.
The attendance was most gratifying, over
5000 II was a big. good natured crowd
and everyone seemed to be getting all the
good there was In IL.
The ball games were good ones and were
the main attractions, the races taking SEQ
ond place In importance. Maryville played
NooawRy in the first game and the score
resulted in 3 TO ] in favor Of Nodaway. In
the second game the losing side, which was
Nodaway, played the losing side In Tues
days game, which was Riverton. Nodaway
won this game by a score of 6 to L
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-14
WANTED TO RENT

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Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-14
DAKOTA ASSESSMENT FINISHED
Telephone Assessment Decreased, but
No Change Made In ExPress
Companies

PIERRE, S. d. Aug I~2-Cspeeisl Tel
egram)-The State Board Of Assessment
met as a review board today and repre-
sentatives Of the American Express com
pany and Dakota Central Telephone com
pany appeared, asking hat the figures
fixed for them be reduced. After con-
sideration Of the s~hoWings the assessment
of the express company was left un-
changed and the telephone company given
partial relief, making its total increase
over last year I28, 600 instead OF $50. COZ.
as was first proposed
The board increased the assessment on
the Milwaukee line west Of MobTidgs to
$1,000 a mile and that of the Minneapolis
& ST. Louis west Of Condo TO $4,000 a
mile. The levy for this year Was fixed
at % mills on corporation property and
at 2 mills general and ! mill deficiency
for state purposes.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-14
OIL CASE PETITION READY
Frank h. Kellogg VIII File A~PPlica-
ton for RehearinE with Court
of Appeals August 20.

ST. PAUL, MINI. Aug. l3-Frsnk B. KEEL
loEE, special counsel for the governtn snt,
announced today that he had completed
the petition for a re-hesring in the case
OF the government against the Standard
OH company Of Indiana. and the petition
will be filed in United States circuit squirt
Of Appeals August %
Mr.. Kellogg stated that the petition had
been examined and approved by Attorney
General BonapHrte. Mr.. Kellogg was in
consultation the greater part OF the day
In connection with the case.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-14
AInsworth Defeats Valentine.

VALENTINE, Neb., Aug. l~3-(SpeciEl
Telegram "A l0ng game Of ball was played
today between Ainsworth and Valentine,
AinsworIh winning by a score OF 10 10 3
The weather was bad and the teams were
obliged 70 stop twice on account Of rain
and hail. Score: RHE.
Ainsworth 20 0 lOl7 ! o 90 5 4
Batteries: Valentine, CRylor and Nc
IEayre; Ainsworth. De Sylvia and Harry.
Struck out: BY De Sylvia. 4; by Caylor, 8.
Time: ESQ Cmpires: Higgins and DebalL
Tx Ainsworth women basket bail team
came up today and played the team Of this
place. II was an easy victory for the Nalen-
tine team, although both sides worked hard
from start 10 finish. The final score was
Z 10 8 in favor Of Valentine A large crowd
witnessed the game.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-14
INVESTIGATES MEScAL BUTTON
Commis-ioner BeupP wn Refer the
Matter 60 Chemical
Experts.

NEINNN q &AAAA ShAAAANAA1NAAHH
WASHINGTON. Aug D-Qspecial Tel
eEramD-one Of the first questions which
has come before Indian -Commissioner
Leupp and which will have his serious
consideration is the alleged abuse Of the
so-cslled "mescal button" which It Is said
is being sold to the W1nnebagoes IN Ne
braskA and wisconsin and Is far more
disastrous in every particular than the
whisky formerly cold these Indians by
'fbooueEgers"
Il intend" said Commissioners JeuPp.
TO have the mescal button and Its effects
upon the human system thoroughly
analysed and tested by chemical experts
Of the Agricultural department 20 deter
mine whether this drug should be tN-
cluded from the Indians who are under
the guardianship OF the Indian bureau.
Postmasters appointed. south Dakota
Angus. Stanley county. Myrtle L. Bell,
vice A. Roman, resigned. Ross, Converse
county. william c Irvine vice r. y.
Miller. removed
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-14
northern League DisBands.

DULUTH MINI, Aus. l3-The Northern
base ball league has gone 70 pieces. The
race in the four club circuit has narrowed
down 10 Brandon and Winnipeg, with
Fargo trailing badly. The attendance was
50 poor al Fargo that Duluth and Fargo
decided 10 drop out leaving Brandon and
Winnipeg 10 play q series for the pennant.
Duluth viii play independent ball for the
remainder Of the season
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-14
COUNCIL BLUFFS DAREs OMAHA
lows CITY omcisIs want Game of

lows city OmeisIs want Game of
Base Rail- with the Local staff.
The city officials Of Council Bluffs are
confident that they can skin the city Of
ficiAls Of Omaha in a game Of base bail,
and we herewith send you q challenge. so
that We can get some exercise. Our mayor
save he lie a better bail player than your
mayor. T. r. FLOOD,
Street Commissioner"
The above challenge lie on file In the
office Of the city clerk and win be read
at the committee Of the whole meeting
next Monday afternoon add then taken up
by the city council Tuesday evening. II is
certain Mayor Jim will put his seal upon
the answer, and as Omaha does not pro
pose TO be outdone by Council Bluffs. II Is
almost certain the challenge will be &C
oepted. Mayor Jim has pitched on several
occasions at Vinton street park and Coun-
Gilman Funkhouser has his record as a
player stored WAY in his scrap book
Dan Butler was formerly first baseman on
the Merry Widows team and HArry Zim-
man viii mix the lemo. Comptroller
Lobeck saw the first ball game ever played
in the world and Dick Grotte is the best
little manages who ever paid a salary.
The Omaha team VIII be long on managers,
but VIII also have plenty Of players. u the
way that the ouncil Bluffs bunch will be
wHlloped viii be a sad sight for their
friends to witness. Mayor Jim will get out
his lasso for me occasion 10 help coach
and pull the tired rune around the
bases Omaha will rave a double Lineup
20 that as one set OF players tire makins
runs on that Council Bluffs bunch Anothe,
will be put in.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-14

him. ana they colided and Gagnier was
safe. Davidson nev eut 70 Fisher. and
Thomas got in q safe one 20 left Prit-
chett fonoued with a lucky ht e right on
which Gagnier scored tne winning run.
Lincoln won the game with six hits against
nine for Omaha
The Rourke family 10 at Lincoln today
and Saturday. and back for . doubis-header
with LinooiB Sunday.
Tha u~oras
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-14

CHICAGO, Aug. I8-PreEident ComiEkey
Of the Chicago American league club an
nounced last night that he had signed
Pitcher Scott Of the wichita team, the
detail being completed with Magnais 1sben
Of Wichita, Kan The price paid for the
pitcher is said 10 be $500
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-14
OUTPUT OF PACKING HOUSES
Decided Increase Noted In Marketing
Of Hogs DurinE he Past
Week.

CINCINNATI Aug B-(Specisi Tele-
ram.)-Price Current says. A decided in
crease is reflected in the marketing Of h0gs
the last week. Total western packing was
10000. compared with $500 the preceding
week and nO.OO last year, since March l
the total is 1L5N.oo1 against L.Sh- 600 a year
aFo. Prominent places compare as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-14
wrirh, and LattIe win Match.

NEW YORK, Aug. 1s.-One Of the most
interesting tennis matches of the season
was held this afternoon al the Crescent
Athletic club in Brooklyn. The contestants
We're the eastern champions. Beals c
Wright and Raymond y. Little on one side
and Hugh Whitehead and James Winston,
champions Of the south, on the other.
Wright and Little won the three sets by
go, GO, 81. This made Wright and Little
winners Of the match in three straight sets.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-14
New YorL Horse. Go south.

NEW YORK, Aug. 13-One hundred
horses belonging TO the stables Of James
r Keene and J. B. Haggin will be shipped
to Buenos Ayres on August % for breeding
purposes and TO take part in The races
there. This is the largest single shipment
Of horses to a southern country since the
present depression in the racing game here
ss a result Of the anti-bettinE laws.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-14
Totals


IWo-base hit. Fisher. Bases on balls
Off Hall. 4; off Jones. 3 Hit with pitched
ball: BY Hall. J. Struck out: BY Han. g.;
by Jones, 4. Double plays: Aubrey to
tin ~, Fisher. LaWler Belden. FOX. Prlt-
/ chett Sacrifice hit: Ausan. Time: LIS.
Umpires; Davis and rennan. Attend
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-14
lincoln Huys Player-

BURLINGTON. Ia. Avg B-(speRaI
Burlingt0n's crack pitchers Hnd John
House star an Indian eutfisldsT Of the
Central association, With the Burlington
team, have been sold Tor neEI season Il
the LAncoln Western league team They
Nfl flush the season with Burlington.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-14
A

TotAlE -
'Bstted for Wilson in ninth.
sRatted for Keruin IN ninth
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-14
FLY CASTERS MEET AT CHICAGO
international Tournament Begins at
Washington Park Friday.

CHICAGO. Aug. E-The international
fy casting tournament. TO be held under
the auspices Of the Illinois Bait Casting
club. Will start tomorrow at Washington
park. For two days, continuously. the
lagoon sf the park will be disturbed by the
splash OF the fly and the swish Of the line.
The tournament iE expected TO be the biG-
gest ever held in America More entries
than ever before are in. due mainly to the
fact that the aunuRl convention Of the
National Scientific Association Of Angling
clubs viii be held here during the conven-
ffon
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-14
FIrzGERALD PITCHES FINE GAME
Allows De- MOine Bot one HIT and
shuts the Boosters Out.

PUEBLO, Aug. B-F1tzgerald pitched q
one-htt game today. and as Witherup was
given one OF the worst drubbinRs 81 the
year, Pueblo easily earned a shut out while
piling up eleven runs, making three straight
from Dee Moines.
The only hit off the local twirler came in
the first inrdnG. a single By Dwyer. Pueblo
began 10 find Witherup In the third and
hit him freely from that time on. Every
one OF the locals secured hits, Hogriever
and Corhan leading. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-14
ACT IS INVOKED
Tslegraphsrs on Western Railroads
Ask Aid Of Commission.
FIRST CONFERENCE WEDNESDAY
Interpretation OF Federal Nine-Heur
Act Causes DimeuIty-CHse of
Lackauanna Switchmen 20
Ne Considered.

WASHINGTON. Aug ia series Of i'm
portGnt conferences were begun today and
will probably continue for ssyerAl days be
tween Chairman Knapp Of the Interstate
Commeroe commission and Commissioner
of Labor Neil, who constitute the media
ticn board under the ErdmRnn act and
n. p Perham Of St Louis. president Of
the order ~ Railroad Telegraphers, with
q view to the amicsble settlement Of the
differences between the western railroads
and their telegraph operators. The differ
enceE between them grew cut Of an inter
probation OF an act Of congress that tele-
graph operators on railroads shan not be
required 10 work more thar nine hours out
Of t~wenty-four hours, except In case Of
great emergency. At the conclusion Of the
conference today all parties thereto de-
clined TO discuss the matter. Chairman
Knapp stating that he could have nothing
to say pending the negotiations.
r. T. Hawley, president Of the Switch
mems Union q North America, who ar
rived here today, Will hold a conference
with the mediation board tomorrow re-
gsrding the controversy between the Della
ware. LRckswanna & Western railroad and
its s~witchmen.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-14

Arnold brothers fc- Burwen. The Arncl3
brothers are both local men and this was
their first game this year and they made
good. James Arnold pitched an eTrorless
game and did not walk q man. The score
was 3 TO 0 in favor OF Burwen.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-14

NORFOLK, Neb., Apg ESPECIAL Tele-
gram 6PilEer defeated Stanton al the Nor
folk rEce meet today for a purse Of $50
There Is great rivalry between the two
teams and the Pnger boys are 1ubiisnr
over their victory. The score was 3 10 2
Batteries: Piiger, SchN 6rtz and Pryor
StSEton, Hartman and Hopper.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-14

CLEVELAND. Aug. E-ames Dele
hahty. second bAseman Of the Washington
American league bass ball team, has been
barred from The Cleveland base ball clubs
grounds al League park either as player
81 sp=etsteE ct uls year Tor iAnEaAEe he
aBsG tsNAFa pmRFs oLaREhliA
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-14
GOOSE EGGS FOR CHAMPIONS
Pittsburg Wins Close and Exciting
Contest from Chicago.
BOTH PITCHERS DO GOOD WORK
Thomas Makes Only Ran In the
Game in First hnninE on n
Pass. n saeriaee aRd
n Hit.

PITTSBURG. Aug l2-Pittsburg won a
close game from Chicago today. Both Lei
field and Reulhach were strong with men
on bases, but the visitors were unable TO
make hits when needed. P%1ttsburg made
the only run in the first inning on & base
on balls. q s~acrlfice and a bit Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-14
REAL ESTATE
FARM AND RANCH LAND FOR SALE
F' % Continual
MtBceIIaneOus.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LANDS.
10000 acres OF western Nebraska and
eastern Colorado improved and uninprovad
lands A. S. IA EB per acre Any size tract
Pine crops. Write or come and see uS
Globe Land and Investment Co. az S. lSlh
St, ts0-M6l4
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-14

Totals ..SB = = L Iotat 30 ~ : !" !
sRatted for Ames IN the second inniRg.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-14
LEGAL NOTICES

oFFICE OF THE SIOUX CITY AND
WEFTERN RAILWAY COMPANY
Omaha. Nebraska. August J, 1874
To the Stockholders:
Nsotioe Is hereby given, that the annual
Of the stockholders Of The Sioux
City and Western Railway company viii
be held al the ofties OF ne company IN
south Sioux City, Nebraska AZ len 40
o'elock a. M. on Thursday, October 10, 1874.
10 elect directors for the ensuing year ana
70 act upon the ouesuon OF selling The
rsu,,.aa property ana franchise Of this com
psny 10 the Chicago. Burlington a Quincy
Rafiroad the railroad and prop
erty aforesaid being now under lease 10
said company, and Tor the TRANSACTION OF
such other business as may legally come
before the meeting.
BY order Of the Board Of DirectorA
W. p. DURKEE.
Secretary.
A4d Got
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-14
CINCINNATI
ST LOUIS
- II

TWo-base hts: FaskeTti Kelly. IhItt-
base nit: Konetchy. Hrs, Off volz. 5 in
seven innings; off Dubec, 2 in one inning.
hit: Konetchy. Stolen bases; Lo-
bert. Delehanty, Charles Double plays:
Paskert 10 Mclean; Reilly, Charles TO
Koaetchy. Left on bases: 81. Louis, ?:
Cincinnati. 3. Bases Nbalfs: Off Beebe,
8; off Volz. J. Hit by pitched bail: BY
VolE. !. Struck outs BEsBeebs, ., by Nolz,
/ Time: l36. Umpire: Klein
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-14

No-Hft-NO-Rua Game.

PLAINVIEW, Neb.. Aug. ~12-CSpeciAl
Telegram- SOne Of the best games Of ball
ever played in northern Nebraska was
played here this afternoon between the
sterllngs and the fast OMEN team, the
way twirled for the SterlinEs and achieved
the record Of pitching a no hit, no run
game and striking out hall . dozen bats
men. he was given g1lt-edgfd support and
was never IN a tight place during The game.
Chapman carried OF the batting honors,
but was followed closely by Kelley and
GoienA Score;
r II. Z.
slsrings 90 9 Q ?02O -
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-14

NEW YORK Aug 1s-Ames was batted
out of the box by the Brooklyns al the polo
grounds today. but the New Yorks won the
game, largely through the poor pitching or
MCINTYRE and Bell Long hits by Donlin
and Seymour counted. Score;