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Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-09
GOTCH DAY BIG ONE OF YEAR
worlds Champion Wrestler TO He
\ welcomed at Home.

IOWA FALLS, Ia, June S.-The Fourth
Of July celebration in Humboldt this year
Hill be eclipsed by "Gotch day" which Is
when the friends and ~neighbors OF the
champion wrestler will unite in a hearty
welcome home. The occasion will pArtake
OF a HoHrth OF IVY eeie1ratio1' Lor u
the stars Of the sporting world. The pro-
gram arranged for the day is as follows:
3 A. M.-Auto parade.
10 A. M.-Championship high school base
ball game.
1880 P. M.-Address by Farmer" Burns,
Gotch's trainer.
N2:30tP. M.-Ball game, Hopkins Bros. OF
Des Moines against Humbolt
8 p. M.-Wrestling match between Gotch
and Farmer Burns.
6 p. M.-Balloon ascension.
Z p. M.-Band concert.
Q p. M.-Ffreworks.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-09
Venona wilma Yacht Race.

HAMILTON, Bermuda, Jun S.-With its
rail under water and driving
under three lower sails in a twenty-knOt
breeze, the Venona, owned by George r.
Bliss of Boston and carrying the flag Of
the Eastern Yacht club. crossed the fin
ish line At 1884 this afternoon, winning
in class G in the race from Marblehead
10 Hamilton, the start Of which was made
shortly after IL a. m. last Wednesday,.
When the Venona crossed no other con-
testant was in sight. The elapsed time
was 9e:S2;l5 and the corrected time
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-09

Rain interfered with the game between
the Burlington at Omaha and Chicago.
The game was to have been played at
Burlington. Ia, and both teams We're on
hand. but the game could not be played.
Other matches have been arranged n the
Omaha team will 20 to Chicago June 3
for a game with the same team at Lawn
Chicago team will come to Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-09

GrInneu shut Out.

GRINNELL. Ia, June S-(special)-The
best all around game OF the base ball
was played on the home grounds
here Saturday by the University OF lows
/ TO 0 m favor OF the university. There
were few errors, GrinneIl being charged
SSlttn NE e. y x hits nfe my Mn, wtn r one
while they got five in return. Score;
University OF Iowa 0 o ell o.
GrInneU - o o o q O. o o o.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-09
Jark Lenden at samoa.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. June Sleek
London, the author, who started IN 4
seVen-year voyage around the world In the
Shark, 10 somewhere between samoa end
New Guinea. Passengers on the steamer
state than London arrived At Samoa May
IL and was preparing 10 leave the day the
Aeon departed for San Francisco, which
was nineteen days 3 His next Btopptn9
place viii be New Guinea-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-09
Riverssdes Rent an stnr.

The Riversides defeated the All-stars of
Sixth street Sunday afternoon in a one-
sided game by the score of 16 TO 5. Murray
OF the Riyersides pitched a good ball and
held the opponents down to four hits. THE
feature Of the game was the fielding and
the batting Of the RiveFsides. The batteries
were: Riversides, Murray and Dineen; ALL
Stars, Pospisal and Borne.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-09
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First base on balls: OFF Hollenbeck, s.
off Sanders, 2; off johnson. 5. Struck out:
BY Sanders, 2; by Hollenbeck, 8; by John
son, 2 Lett on bases: Omaha, 4; Lincoln
{. Double plays: Austin to Gonding Ia
Aubrey, Fritchett to Thomas to Pritchett.
Time; goo. Umpire: Brennan. Attend
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-09
PIRATES BLANK PHnLtES
Rttsburg Makes it Three Out Of -Four
From Philadelphia.
WILLS PITCHES GREAT BALL
Not n Player of the Home Team
Reaches Third Base--seores of
other National League
Games.

PHILADELPHIA, June s.-Pittsburg
made II three victories out Of four games
here today BY shutting out Phiiadel-
phis. Moren held the visitors down to
two hits in the first six innings. but In
the seventh six hits save Pittsburg four
runs and settled the game. Willis pitched
great ball and not a home player reached
third base. Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-09

. Stolen b lses;t Congalton, Friel, Foil, Nc.
Gilvray. Sacrifice hits: Odweil, Congalton,
Foil. Two-bsse hits: kim, Robinson
Green, Brown. Three-base hit; Kruger.
Double pla-: schneibert. Beville and
Brown. Hits: off D%ougherty, 6 in two
innings; Schneiberg, s in two innings.
Time: l:& Umpire; Owens.
Games Postponed.
Tt Idianapolis-Indlsna -Minneapolis post,
poned. rain.
At LouisYine-Louisvile-st Paul gam
postponed. rain.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-09
nnnern Rent b

Bauer's Colts defeated the Fortieth Street
Temperance association by a score OF :
Temperance association. Goodrich. Rose
and Scsnelderwind. SchneiderWind. the
vest side pitcher, proved easy for the Colts
who slugged him for four runs In the only
inning he pitched
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-09
Game Advaneed one Day.
DETROIT, June S.-Boston game sched-
uied for today was played yesterday.
BARKALows BEAT VAL BLArz

Trotter, of the Victors strikes oct
o. Twelve Men.
The Barkalows defeated the Val BlatE
by a score Of 5 to 1. Trotter OF the Barka-
lows, was in fine form. striking out twelve
men, The features of the game was the
catching Of Rsylor and the all-around
playing of the Barkalows. Score:
.~nAnKAInua Val nAAHu
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-09
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part thereof. Envelopes containing bids
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Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-09

brOOkiyn ..'....ss.. v L U L v v " z
Two-base hits: Lumley, Camel. Home
run; Kane. Sacrifice hits: Higgins, Kane.
Mexican. Pattee. Hummel. Double plays:
Hummel to Bergen. Lewis to Pattse to
Brooklyn, s. First base on balls: Off Pas
torius. 5; Oft Coakle& 3. First base on
errors: Cincinnati, ]. Struck out: BY Pas
torius, 4; by Coakley. 8. Time: 1870. JIM
plres: Rigler and Johnston.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-09
LINCOLN HOODOO is BROKEN
"a Uses Two Pitchers to Turn the
Trick. but il is Turned.
LOoKs bad ~ SEVENTH INNING
rhFee Hits, n Pass and Two scores
After Two had been Retired, the
Third out Being Made Mt
the Plntc.

Omaha, E; Lincoln, 5.
Guy Green has left town Will his bunch
Of Greenbackers and he did not take the
final game with him. either. for that was
annexed by the Rourke family. The balmy
weather. with the fact that 1t was ladies'
lay that Lincoln was the opposing
!eam. and that johnson. the crack 1n'isn
pitcher. was to twiri. combined to call
forth a large assemblage of fans.
Omaha won by the score OF 8 TO 5.
Lincoln lost several golden opportunities
10 win the game. Holienbeck continually
put himself in holes and when he handed
over the game TO Sanders II was a most
distressing situation for Omaha. There were
no OUTS one man had gone to base on balls
and the batter had three balls with no
strikes. Sanders threw him a strike, then
he fouled and Sandy tossed a wide one and
he walked, Though two we're on base, War
field allowed not q man TO cross the plate
and IN 80 doing he displayed a mastery
control that was remarkable indeed. The
little southpaw did Il with apparent ease,
too. He bowled them over and they looked
as big as balloons and as easy to hit as
houses, but they were not hit.
Two close games had been lost to the
-Oreenbackers at Lincoln Friday and satur-
day. but the tables turned and Omaha won
out Sunday and Monday to even matters
up. Hoiienbsck worked himself into several
tight holes. and he also worked himself out
again. but. in the. fifthbnning, after he had
passed one man and was about to pass
another, Francks called upon War Sanders
and he finished the game quite cieverly.
E Heroic Deeds Recorded.
An account Of some Of the hairbreadth es-
capes might. be OF interest. In the first In
ming Jude led off with a single, just as he
had done Sunday. Fox walked. GagnieT
hit for a single and Hollenbeck threw wild
to catch Jude and the Indian came running
home. with no one out and two on bases
rhe cries OF Take him OUT were ignored
by Captain Franck. who believes In en-
couraging the men under him rather thar
b~uilyragging them aft the time. HoIenbeck
showed his. appreciation OF the confidence
by holding steady. Although Hollenbecl
threw so wild that Jude was permitted tC
score, Austin grabbed the ball in time t.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-09
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Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-09

Two-base hits: Young, r. Trotter, Hav-
licek, Naylor. First base on balls: of
Trotter, L; off Fitzgerald, @ Struck out:
BY Trotter. -; by Fitzgerald, g. Umpire;
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-09
Browns shut Out Athletics.

ST. LOUIS. June &-Thrse Philadelphia
pitchers were unable 10 stop 81. Louis
batting streak this afternoon. and the To-
calls won, 10 to o. RUDE Waddell was a pug
Gle TO his former team mates, the eight hits
which he allowed being wei scattered. Wick
ers, who started In TO pitch for the visi-
tors, was relieved in the second by Carter.
Carter lasted until the sixth and retired in
favor Of Krause, who held the home team
safe the remainder OF the game. Score;
81. LOUIS. PHILADELPHIA.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-09
GAMES IN THE AMERICAN LEAGUE
white sOx Win From senators and
Move Into First Place.

CHICAGO, June s.-Atz's hit. scoring
Davis from second base with the winning
run, put Chicago in the lead OF the Aneri-
can league race. The locals again defeated
washington by a latae rally, the first Of
the two runs coming as a result of errors
by Mcbride and Delehanty. Washington
scored once In the seventh on two doubles
and a single. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-09
Champions Defeat Brewers.

COLUMBUS, June s.-Columbps did most
OF the sharp hitting today and won ten to
five. GeyeF had better control than either
Dougherty or Schneider and his team ex-
celled Milwaukee In the field. Vino and
rain stopped play twicG. Score:
MMWAuEnR -
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-09

BROOKLYN, June e.-Cinctanati finished
it's series successfully by winning four
straight games. today's score being 3 TO 2.
Pastoaus pitched equally as we'll es Coax
ley, but the errors by the Brooklyn fielders
tossed the game away. A beautiful drive
by Kane In the first inning for a home run
the batting feature, Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-09

wo-base hit: Barbeau. Three-base hit.
Neighbors. Left on bass: Toledo. 3; Kan.
sas City, Z. Double plays: Branshear,
Beckley, aBrbeau. Hinchman. Lister. Hit
by pitcher: Armmbruster, 2. Bases on balls
Off Gillen, 8; off Brandon, 4. Sacrifice hits,
HinchmaD, Gillen. Stolen bases: Barbeau
2; Armbruster. 2; Lister. Gillen. Struck
out: BY Gillen, 8: by Brandon, 3. Umpire
Bierhalter. Time: 1884,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-09
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
LMERAssN.
WEST. LEAGUE
NATLLEAGUE.
AMER LEAGUE
GAMES TODAY.

NhNIH NVDNNNF
Western League-Denver at Omaha,
Pueblo at Des Moines, Sioux City at lin
coin.
National League-Pittsburg at New York,
Cincinnati at Boston, Chicago at Brooklyn,
ST. Louis at Philadelphia.
American League-Washingtonl at 81.
Louis, Philadelphia at Chicago, New York
at Detroit, Boston at Cleveland.
American Observation-Disclosures at To-
ledo, Kansas City at Columbus, 81. Paul at
indianapolis. Minneapolis At Louisville.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-09
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Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-09
GAMES IN AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Toledo shuts Out Kansas city In Final
Game of Series.

TOLEDO, o.. June s.-Toledo won the
closing game OF the series. hitting Brandon
at critical periods. Gillen was invincible
with men on bases. Crisp was put out of
the grounds in the sixth for using ~profane
language. by Umpire BierhaIter, ard Sulli-
van took his place behind the bat. Score:
T0I Rnn KANeAa CITY
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-09
At the Theaters

"The Munany aad the HuEming
Sire" AZ the BOyd.
In The Mummy and the Hnmming
Bird" Albert Morrison has his fuli chance,
ana he IL taking It. His presentation OF
the pert OF the high-minded gentleman,
who Ia suddenly awakened from his scien-
tifie pursuits 20 the solution OF a question
more nearly affecting himself and his
home, is thoughtful and accurate. Mr..
Morrison INDUCES himself In one bad fault.
which is more noticeable In this than in
any part he has. recently had. that 10, a
tendency TO unduly raise his voice at times.
In one or two places he fairly thunders
words that would be quite as effective n
spoken more quietly. His scene in the
first act, where he invites the Italian
organ grinder TO dine with him. IL very
wen done. his capacity for comedy serv-
ing him well here, and from then OF he
is the dominant figure In the action Of
the play. In each Of the succeeding acts
he has a strong scene. and each is carried
of with precision. As a whole, Il is one
Of the best performances Mr.. Morrison has
ever given in Omaha, and he deserves
the applause he evokes by his effective
acting.
Frank Beamish. who made his first APP
psarance with the company yesterday,
scored as Giuseppe. the wronged husband.
who sought the destroyer OF HE home
throughout the wofld. Hts pantomime in
the first act IL clever and the pathos
Of his story. told In stumbling accents and
with tears. IL most impressive. In the
succeeding acts. after he has found HE
English tongue, Giuseppe IL still presented
with care n feeling. and Is made a prop
AnN-. -xANt~ 49, ~. ~ Ar.
Beamish was warmly applauded for his
work in the first cat, and may consider
himself as fairly established here.
Mr.. Denithorne has a role that lie in
line with his capabilities-that Of a pol
ished raseak an eloquent. plausible. con-
scienceless scamp who flatters a woman
TO her destruction. ell lie suave in his way
and skillful in his manner, and leaves little
70 b desired by the idea he presents ol
the character OF sisnor d'Orelii. Mr.. wal
lock shows well as the English naval Of
ficer In love with the niece OF the
mummy and does his share Of the work
with. good effect.
Mas Fleming brings TO the part Of Lady
Lumley her Charms OF person and man.
ner, and enacts the role with taste. Miss
Spencer has an opportunity OF appearing
this week In something nearer like 'heI
" proper person. being cast for tn,
part Of a young and altogether proposes
sing widow, n she apparently enjoys
1t, too, for she shows II anything more
than her usual zeal in the effort sh,
makes.
Mr.. Livingstone has provided the plec,
with appropriate settings for each OF tn,
five acts, and. realizing lite possibilities
has succeeded in bringing out very stronEl,
the many good features OF the play. Tn,
audiences yesterday tested the capacity o.
the theater, and we're quite demonstrativ
In their appreciation.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-09
syncArOscope at tAe Burwood.

SynchFOscOps AT the BURwoOd.
Barring a few slight delays which natu-
rally might be expected during an enter
tAinment rendered by delicate and most
intricate machinery. the opening perform
ance OF the Burwood's plan for summer
entertainment passed off in a most salts
factory manner before audiences which at
times filled the Burwood to Its utmost ca
pAcity. TIL moving pictures shown were
al clear and distinct as any ever seen in
Omaha, and the subjects, OF which there
are seven. are all absolutely new and the
flicker which 10 generally so noticeable In
moving pictures is practically lone away
with.
Only one picture machine could be made
III readiness for last evenings opening,
but II "a stated that the second machine
win be connected up in time for this after
Moons matinee, hus doing away with any
waits whatever. The German synchro-
scope, q truly wonderful machine, which
combines moving pictures with songs, both
being given In perfect unison, did not, dur.
ing the first performance last evening,
conduct Itself as smoothly as could be
desired, owing to the short time for prepa-
ration. The great tenor Caruso managed
to set nicely started on a superb solo when
something went wrong. But during the
second performances the synchrosoope
worked as well as could be asked and
the great 'sextette9 from Lucia di Lam,
r%herrnoof" was given with excellent effect
The tbeatef will be open afternoon and
evening daily hereafter, and the program
will be changed on Thursdays and Sundays
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-09

10 suits 70 order, ns. . pants for n
Wilson. si South 18TH
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-09
New York shuts out ST. Louis.

hanty. Three.base hit; Murray. Left on
bases; 81, Louis, 8; New York., 5. First
on errors: St. Louis. /; New York, 2. Hit
with pitched ball: By McGinnity, ]; by
Raymond. 1. Struck out: BY McGinnity,
Z; by Raymond, 4. Wild pitch: Raymond.
Time: 200. Umpire; Rudderham.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-09
PHILADELPHIA.


HIth: OF Moren. 5 IN seven innings
hits; Wilson, Titus. Stolen base: Titus.
Left on bases: Philadelphia. S; P%1ttsburg,
l. Double play: Wagner to Abbatiehio
to Kane. Base of errors: Philadelphia.
q Pittsburg. 2 Base on balls: OFT
Willis, i; off Moren. /; off Corridor. 2.
Hit by pitched ball: Willis. Time: l:45.
Umpires: Emslle and KLEIN.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-09

catch GAgnler at second. Fenlon put one
toward Aubrey and Fox was caught at the
plate. Fenlon then tried to steal second.
but was caught, thus ending what appeared
to be a disastrous inning.
H~ollenbeck had another narrow escape in
the second inning. He passed Thomas and
Davidson o n wild ones and then Pritchett
and Sullivan hit him for singles. and with
that combination but one run was made.
A base on balls n two singles cost an
other run In the fourth inning. In the fifth
Hollenbeck had the score 6 to 3 in his favor,
but when he again began to issue passes
Captain Franck excused him for the day.
with two out in the sixth inning, Lincoln
made a mighty rally, but It ended too soon.
Two runs were made, but they were not
quite enough to win or even tie. After
Sullivan and Johnson had retired, Jude
hit for a lucky double TO deep right. Fox
walked and Gagnier singled, and still there
was no score, although the bases were
filled, with Fenlon coming up. He proved
to be the right man in the right place and
hit for two sacks, but 1t was such a hit
that but two scored Reldep's good
throw nailed Gagnler at the plate.
How Omaha Got scores.
Omaha made two runs in the first in
ming, one in the second and three in the
third, and that was all. but enough. Austin
struck out for the opening. but King did
better and drew a pass. Aubrey singled and
King kept going to third and Chick snesked
on to second. Householder laid one Just be-
tween Thomas and Fox, and both King and
| Aubrey scored.
Beiden walked in the second and went Il
third on GondIngs single to middle field
Pritchett muffed a throw TO catch Belder
at third and Omaha had another score.
A single, a double. a unit and two basel
on balls gave three more runs to Omaha II
the third. King beat out a bunt and House
holder walked. WEIGH hit for a double and
King scored. Franck walked and Belder
hit q single, which scored both Households
and Welch.
Denver comes today for four games.
The score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-09
New York Beats Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, June S.-Clev4land outbat-
ted New York today, but failed to bunch
the hits, and had fifteen men left on bases,
New York winning, 8 to 1. New York's base
running was the feature, the squeeze play
being twice successful. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-09
Cubs Bunch Hits

BOSTON, June s.-Chicago punched hits
off Flaherty In the first inning today ana
aided by slow fielding, defeated Boston,
l5 to 2. Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-09

Hits. OF Thllman, I IN two and one-thlrd
innings; off Chech, 8 In six ana two-thirds
INNINGS. Base onerrors: off Cleveland, q
Two base hits: StoVall, Chase, Stahl. Three
base hit; J. Clarke. Sacrifice hit: Keller.
tolen bases: Chase. BAN, Niies, Hemphill.
Left on bases: Cleveland. 5; New York g.
Struck out: BY Thtelman. =; by Cnech, s.;
by Orth. l. Timq 1:5. Umpire: OLoughlin.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-09

Browne. Hits: off Fiaherty, s in eight
innings; off Ferguson. l in one inning.
Sacrifice hits: Hoffman, Killing, Stolen
base: Browne. Double play; Dahlen to
Sweeney, Left on bases: Boston, 81; Chi
cago, S. Base on balls: OFF Ferguson,
/. Base on errors: Chicago, 1. Struck
out: BY Flsherty, 2; by Browne, 3. Wild
pitch: Ferguson. Time: 1880. Umpire
O'Day.
New York shuts Ont 81. Louis.
NEW YORK, June S.-McGlnnity shut
out st. Louis today and his batting helped
the locals to win. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-09

A Jonss ID. tan ~ Ceiling 80 aooto
Spencer, e.. 7 a osmith. c....a . o.
WaddelL - 4 o oYickerr, b.. . o
schveltS.E. I'll "a . 0csrter. So /.
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ffsii ISSlS ....S 3 3 5tSSS %
Two base hits Jones. Waddell, stone.
Hartzen, seybold. Three base hit: Williams.
Hits: Off Vickers, 4 in one and one-third
innings; off Carter, = In three and two
thirds innings; off Krause. two In three
innings. Sacrifice hits: Collins, Ferris iCO,
Spencer. Stolen bases: Murray, Stone,
Hoffman. Double plays: Hart1ell. Williams
tot. Jones; Carter Nichols to Davis; VIII
iiams, HartEeli to Jones. Left on bases.
st. Louis, II; Philadelphia. s. Base on balls:
Off Vickers, /; off Krause, 1; off Carter,
3. HIT by pitched ball; Nickers. Struck out:
BY Wsddell. 2; by Krause. 4; by Garter. J.
Wild pitch: krause. Time: f:tb. Ampires:
Evans and Hurst.
Game Advanced One Day. 4
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Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-09
WASHINGTON
1.-TWO out when winning run scored.

1.-TWO out when winning run scored.
Washington 49,. Q SSSS0i6 81
Two base hits: Ganley ca, Anderson,
Weaver, Delehanty (2). Hits: Off White, 5
m three innings; off Walsh, / In one inning.
Sacrifice hits: Donahue, Tannehill, Davis.
Stolen base: Shipke. u play: Burns,
McBride to Freeman. Left on bases; Chi
cago, s; Washington, 4. Bases on balls: Off
White. 3: by Burns. s. Time: las. Umpire:
Connolly.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-09
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