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Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-11
AMATEUR OARSMEN GATHER
Springfield Regatta Already Hal
Large Entry List.
FIRST Po1Nr.To.PoNT AIR RACE
Novelty in Air MAnsuverinE to ne
PuIled on in Massachusett"-
Papke-Manten PriS"
Fight.

D,vv, work. Aug. 10.-Probaoly inc M -,
Nc" sso.,,ng event OF the week WIN
ln'eL regatta OF the National Az
"a Amateur Oarsmen, whion w.
80 - s~nr,nsfield, Mass, Friday anu
r THE entry list for the NStrou1
s"suts !. the largest and most represents
,,,a in the history OF the resat's. An.
aan,,ruation Of the cruise OF wy
-" ~ Yacht club again Ia the testu''
.auirg yachts this week. MohoNs'
~ ~,aunort the races for the KING guy
Lii no held. and Tuesday the tieet ~,
80 90 VINEYARD Haven. "Wednesday ~
.o,,rsa lies from Vineyard Haven
,rcatoUn. and Thursday 10 MS -
vr,dov the races for the Famous 49,
came Cock colors will be saileo ~
blehead. .o from. New
For the motor boats. a cruise iro"
Vorl 20 the Thousand ISLANDS mas w.
rongsd under the auspices OF the
power Boat association Inc O
gins Tuesday. U,.vors i'm
The program for the tennis
eludes competitions leading 10 ~ 80
championship and the setueHSn' Az
eral state championships Inc 49,.
will be Thursday, when the In
" 49, oost the west and the south wiz
- 81 the Crescent Athletic CLUB courts
in brooklyn to begin the pmnHn,
rounds In the national doubles ehS
sbIr The winners of this event wln 9u"
40, Cor the challenge round against fre
or,ot p. Alexander and II. H. HaoKet. =
Sorder. OF the title, which Will be p'Sy'O
later at Newport. .-,oL.t
The gentlemen of the Philadelpnia 49,
- ,yiu face their old foes, the Mars'e
bones. on Thursday and Saturday =.
The first point-to-point balloon y-r,.
he,d In the United States will start Fiji
a. nv the North Adams (Mass) Aero
iii -Four. and possibly six, balloons WI
~ ssrt away during the afternoon Ihe
Duot ~ each balloon will be required .o
pnUo his proposed landing place prior 70
aonor,ure and to win a contestant mus
ia within ten miles of the destination ne
has named. 2.uLo
Thursday night at Boston Billy fapNe
enc western mlddleweight Will a upor
bIuself the task Of defeating one altei
The other Frank Mantell the New Ehsinh'
r,,dd,eweight ana Mike Donovan OIL no
chester. A.. cranf
THE light harness racers OF the S'S
o,rcu,t go 10 Buffalo this week.
A golf tournament will begin al FoiSn'
Strings, Me.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-11
Close of state Circuit Races.

GRAND ISLAND, Neb., Aug. 1O-(spe-
cial)1The Nebraska Speed Association
which ended here last evening. 1t is the
opinion of the leading men in the associa-
ton that the races this year brought out
much larger crowds, were better in many
respects and the interest in general was
considerably increased over events in the
past. In this city the races have never
before attracted such large crowds and
horsemen remarked that it was a revival
of the spirit of fifteen years ago. The
circuit included the races at Wymore. Te-
kamah, Tecumseh, Beatrice, Fremont,
olum and Grand Island, aud at ali
points the attendance was good. The last
days races here attracted over 1900. In
the neighborhood of 100 race horses were
on the ground. From here they will scatter
to all points. Some will go TO the North
Nebraska circuit. a minor line Of race
meets, the majority will go into Iowa,
while others will head for the west. Some
horses here came as far as California.
The work of Judge McCreary who offici-
ated as starter was highly commended
by the many who witnessed the events
here.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-11
SHOOT AT PERRY BEGINS TODAY
Annual Event on National Range WIN
Omen with Guards.

CLEVELAND, Aug. l0.-The annual rifle
shoot by members of the state guards and
the United states army and navy will begin
at Camp Perry, the national range, to-
morrow. Lieutenant Colonel Robert X.
Evans, general staff, will be executive Off
Ger in charge Of the range.
On the 18th the National Rifle association
contests will begin and continue until Au-
gust IA, when the national match between.
state guards and the army and navy will
begin. All told there will be siNty-nine
events. Every state, the Philippines and
Hawaii will send competing teams except
Florida, Idaho and Nevada.
One hundred and sixty gold, silver and
bronze medals will be awarded to individual
shooters. Cash prizes amounting to 81, 10
will also be distributed. In the rifle con-
tests there are three trophies to be
awarded: The national trophy. now held
by the navy; the Soldier of Marathon and
the Palma trophy.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-11
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Market is Irregular and Nervous
Most Of the Session.
GENERAL TENDENCY UPWARD
American Smelling and National Lead
Lead sharp Decline which il Offset
by Heavy Buying Orders
from Outside.

NEW YORK, Aug. 10.-The tone Of the
stock market was nervous and irregular az
times today, but the sweep OF the broad-
ened demand was sufficient to dominate the
upward course Of prices in spite OF sonls
setbacks and some obstacles oppoSeu.
Within an hour after the opening there was
Ia break in prices that approached IN Vlo-
lsnce that Of last Friday. The same sIoCks'
american Smelling and Natonba a bresSS'
which was supposed to be due TO a phase
Of a sensational advertising campalgn 70
attract speculative interests In the market
now being waged by a Boston Spectator.
The fervor OF the appeals otfereu 70 tnS
reading public to come into the maIket anu
make their fortune was supposed 70 oe
taken advantage Of In a timely manner Tor
heavy unloading on this account. 1 ne
heavy selling was other~lse attItppu tin "a =
with the mornings advertisements from
Boston on the theory that the similar out
breaks had marked the elimination OF a
rising movement in prices. There was a
noticeable increase In buying orders from
outside sources to commission houses,
through the mail and by wire. The market
was rendered rather feverish by the influx,
many Of the orders being for. execution 'at
the market without, specifying a tixeo
price. Professional traders are quick 70
detect such a state OF affairs, and Will Did
up prices boldly TO get the benefit or these
unlimited orders. The movements wsre
spread tips circulated throughout the tinan-
cial district. The tips were sometimes. the
only apparent cause for a rise in prices
The immediate news Of the day was not oil
much influence.
Copper advanced again here and in Lon
don. Germany and Austria secured the
London supply Of gold this week, Par.
laving withdrawn with Its. requirement.
satisfied. The production OF gold on IN,
Rand for July was officially reported a.
5s4, 45 fine ounces, valued at $4,4lS,SO, anC
constituting a record production Tor th'
region. This broad stream of replenish
ment Of the worlds supply Of money meta
Is one item OF many making for the presen
heavy Accommodations Of money SUPPLIES
low rates and rising prices for securities
The highest prices OF the present movemen
were made during the course or the ga!
and advances were well sustained at tn
closing.
Bonds were firm. Total sales, par value
$4,590,0O0 United States bonds were uu
changed on call.
Number OF sales ana leading quotation
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New YORK MIn1nr stoclks.
NEW YORK, Aug. lO.-Cioslng quotations
Foreign Financial.

LONDON, Aug. 1O.-Money was easy and
discounts firmer in the market today. Ger
many secured the bulk Of the 50, 500.000 in
gold available. On the Stock exchange a
better tone prevailed, and business i'm
proved despite the commencement of the
settlement. Gilt-edged securities received
fair investment support. but home rails
were depressed by the disappointing Board
Of Trade returns published Saturday. Min
ing shares ruled quiet. with Kaffirs and
diamond securities the feature. Coppers
were all strong and active. American Sc
%curities started above parity. and went still
higher In the forenoon on professional ard
light continental buying. Later New York
sent selling orders and the leading stocks
declined. There was a slight recovery
later, but the market finished quiet. For.
eigners were firm, especially Turkish and
Russian securities.
BERLIN, Aug. 10.-Trading on the Bourse
today was firm, on New York advices.
Prices were higher, though trading was not
very active.
PARIS, Aug. 10.-Trading on the Bourse
was firm today, on advices from New York.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-11
STOCK YARDS DEFBAT BELLEVUE
Fast Game of Amateurs at Fort Crook
nda Attracts Crowds.

The Union Stock Yards again got in the
game at Fort Crook Sunday, defeating
Bellevue in a fast, snappy game by a score
Of to 0. The Yards boys found Andy
Graves spit ball just right, securing a total
Of fifteen hits. Jerks Cavanaugh was
in great form. allowing only three scratch
hits. Bellevue was strengthened by Ruff
fard Pike OF Springfield and Nolan of
Peru. The Union Stock Yards want a game
for next Sunday.
Score: Union Stock Yards, 9; Bellevue, O..
Struck out: BY ~Cavanaugh, 6; by Graves,
:. Eases on balls: Off Cavanaugh. 3; off
Graves, 2 Two-base hits: Cavanaugh,
Nolan, Kennedy. Stolen bases: Union Stock
Yards. Z: Bellevue, /. Time: lis. EMPIRES:
Levers and Bedding.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-11
WARSHIP SINKS SCHOONER

Bee want ads are business boosters
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-11
AIamitos Win Two.

The Alamitos won a double-header Sun
day afternoon from the West Ends Of
7 to 2. Jensen was on the slab during both
games for the dairy boys and he pitched
great ball, striking out twenty and allow
ing only eight hits. Both teams fielded
superbly. The features of the games were
the hitting OF the Alamitos and the two
fast doubles pulled off by them. Sweeny,
who halls from the Americans, caught his
first game with the dairy boys and his
work was excellent, allowing no one to
steal and getting three two-baggers. Bat
teries: West Ends, Ladell, Dodds and
Skinner; Alamitos Jensen and Sweeny.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-11
Bank CIearInKa.
south Dakotn News Notes.

OMAHA, Aug. 10.-Bank clearings for I
day were 81, 222, 37S.O4 ard for the correspo
ding date last year 5000. 1923. SO.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-11
Amateur Oarsmen Regntta.

NEW YORK, Aub. lO.-Most of the promi-
nent rowing clubs in the United States and
Canada will take part in the thirty-siYth
annual regatta Of the National Association
OF Amateur Oarsmen which will be held on
the Connecticut river, Springfield, Mass,
next Friday and Saturday.
Secretary Fred Fort Meyer said this af-
ternoon the entries exceeded those for any
previous regatta.
About fifty clubs are entered. They are
from points as far east as Boston and as
far west as st. Paul and st. Louis. Many
are from Canada.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-11
German school Vessel Cuts Boat In
Two, Resulting in Death of
Nine Men.

HALIFAX. N. s., Aug, lo-The Gloues-
ter. Mass, fishing schooner Maggie and
May. Captain Erick McCathran, was run
down and sunk by the German school ship
FTeya, Captain Haas. sixty miles south
east OF Halifax at 1850 p. IN. on Saturday
and Captain McCathran and eight OF the
crew were drowned Four of the men were
rescued. At the time OF the collision q
dense fog prevailed. The " were:
CAPTAIN ERICK MCATHRAN OF Glou-
cester, Mass, and eight men.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-11

season was played this afternoon between
the Lincoln Western league and the home
team on home grounds, which resulted in
a score of I to 5 in favor Of the league
Lincoln -. o o sO12O1 o. 10 /
Friend ........O 0 0 0 1 1-5 9 2
Batteries: Lincoln, ThOrgy. johnson and
Zinran; Friend, Morse and Mcdonald.
Struck out: BY Thorgy, 8; by johnson, 5;
by Morse, 4. Two base hit: GagnieT. Three
base hit: FenloD. Double play: Friend.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-11
WEST SIDES
Totals IN s7 II / Total. 81 an a

totals ..ss.fI SKI IL i IOtAh 1.'''oE ~ = q
Home run: Melum. Two-base hits; Coe,
White, Mcdonald, Moeller. Van Cleave.
First base on balls. Lenny (0, Melum,
White, Van Cleave, Roman, Roesseg,
Yansen, Kane. Hit with pitched ball: Coe,
Moeller. Struck out; By Kane, IL; by
Small, 8. Wild pitches: BY Kane, l. stolen
bases: Melum 8), Coe C), Moeller %,
Van Cleave, Roman. Grenner G), Kane, F.
Dummy,
The second game went to the Merchants
by the score OF Z to A., the Merchants being
too strong at all points of the game.
Howell and Schneiderwind opposed each
other in the box and were hit freely, with
Howell having the best OF It,. Manager
Ratekin worked out three new fielders In
this game, but they did not show up very
strong. Hits: Off Howell, s; off Schneid-
erwind, 9. First base on balls: Off Schneid-
erwind, /. Hit with pitched ball: Hall, Coe.
Three-base hits: w. Dummy. Two-base
hits: Mcdonald, Roesseg. Stolen bases;
Coe, Harnett, Murphy, F. Dummy.
The Merchants are looking for a game
917 South Fifteenth street.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-11
Yacht Anita wins n Race.

pn u ond Gun club for the Edholm cup, the
Anita, owned by. sutter' won s onrTss
There was a good fv6 6rS miIes on IN ' length. Il
when GOOD race. The Iole came in second
and the Trio third. The standing Oh 1oIS'
yachts at present follows; ITO, ~, U0
S0n. Anita. 200: Mary Ells, v, NoeHI-'
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-11
p,ov.r ont at Geneva.

Charles Thorpe, the noted Jockey ana
farmer from Geneva, writes S,s ma ace ne as are
saw o. canava this year, and still the law
aroteets them from being killed. Plever
may not be shot in Nebraska e unt, hv sep 81
TENDER Is. This law was passeu W
unSer the guise of shooting plover, were IN
sact slauehterinE quail and chickens
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-11
O,NeiII uefeat. PIaInviev.

O'NEILL, Neb., Aug. lO.-(Special.)-
O'Neill opened the 1908 ball season by trim
ming the crack Plainview team upon the
O'Neill diamond yesterday afternoon. The
game was interesting and was won by
O'Neill in the last half of the ninth. Prim-
ley was in the box for O'Neill and held the
Plainview sluggers to three hits. Score:
R.H.E.
Plainview ..... 0 2 0 / O-3 (
Strike outs: Primley, 4; King, 3 Batter.
les: O'Neill, Primley and Wilson; Plain
view, KIM and Chapman.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-11
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, Aug. l0-MoNEY-On call.
1dlA per cent; ruling rate, l per cent; clos
ing bid. 1 per cent; offered at ~ per cent.
Time loans, very duh and slightly easier
sixty days, 2 per cent ninety days, 21Su2&
per cent; six months, 2Aa4 per cent,
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-Sha4
per cent.
METALs-Bar silver. SIC; Mexican dol
lars, 45c.
BONDS-Government, steady; railroad,
firm.
STERLING EXCHANGE-Steady, with
ectual business in bankers bills at As490d
ass for demand. and at A.S650 for sixty
day bills. Commercial bills, A.S4h9A.Sh.
IS Closing quotations on bones were as
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-11
SENATORS WIN FROM TIGERS
Mullin Passes Two Men with Bases
Full in Eighth.
THIS TIES UP THE SCORE
Hun Made on an InaeId out by street
Gives Game to washingtOn-
other American League
scorea.

DETROIT, Aug. O.-Mullln went wild in
the eighth and with the bases filled on
three hits passed two men. forcing in
enough TO tie. Street', lnfield out sent in
the winning run. Detroit could find John
son but one, a hit by ROssman, with
the bases full on two safeties and a pass,
scoring two runs then. schaefer, Coughlin
and McBride's fielding was the feature.
gcoras
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-11
Lincoln for Three Games.

For the next three days the Rourke
family is scheduled to play Guy Green and
his Indians from Lincoln. Since Lincoln
was last seen in Omaha Fenlon has left the
team and his place has been taken by
Wenger. Lincoln will be a hard proposition
for Omaha and just at this time, when
the race for the pennant is at its highest
pitch, the competition will be most keen.
While Omaha Is battling with Lincoln at
Vinton street park the Sioux City team
will be playing with Denver In Colorado.
The lineup:
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PHILADELPHIA.
CLEVELAND
IN II

HIS: OFT Berger z none ou0i UII INya1
Philadelphia, q Two-base hits: Ryan,
Iajoie. Three-base hits; Bradley, Coombs,
Hartsel. Sacrifice hits; Murphy, Coombs,
lev, stovail. Stolen base. Oldring. Double
plays: Ryan 10 Laioie to Bradley, Hinch-
man to Lajoie to Stovall. First base on
balls: OFF Berger, l. off Ryan, 2 Left
struck out; BY Ryan. l. by Coombs, s,
Time: 1:3. Umpire: Connolly,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-11
Omcers for Tennis Association.

PERU. Neb., Aug. lO,-(speciaI)-The
Southeastern Nebraska Tennis association
YVES organized Friday with the following
offlc ers: President, E. /. Meyer Of Au-
burn; secretary, j. A.. Hanna Of Auburn;
treasurer, @. "A. Williams OF Peru: ex.
ecutiVe committee, Mayor Mccarthy Of Au.
burn, Prof W. r. Schneider Of Peru.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-11
Man.o.h nrenk. Hammer Record.

DUBLIN, Aug. 1O.-At the Gaelic atnletic
meeting held at Menagh yesterday VA 49,
nj hsmmer-throwing records with a dis
lance Of 17s feet. In the weight tnr0 N
contest McGrath put tne c,rnie ~thirty-nlne
feet three inches.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-11

ST. LOUIS,
BOSTON.
Totals. .....s 81 6 81 Is

Slated for Boultes in seventh.
sBatted for Mahoney in ninth.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-11
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

hen, lot 4, block 90, Omaha. ..s15,O0O
ton to Lyman Nj, Hunt, lot 81,
block 8, Orchard Hill ........ 1000
S, p; RynesrsOP and md wife , to Mi9-
william K, Patterson and wife 70
Charles W. Dean, lot l6, block
s, Bedford Place ........... 1000
County Treasurer ot TO 2. 6 P PSd
S SISfN ID, block lock I; lots 8 to .
block s, Hanscom Park addi-
d. c. Patterson, trustee, and wife
to Parkway Real Estate com Il
pany. same o
Raabruck, lots and l. block ,oo
Henry en- tf f N Hasw and vile to 'O0
Jeanette Hansen, part lot 20,
Florence Heights .,.,......... l,loO
Carl A, swanson and wife TO
Charles l. Hunt, part lot 81, AKA
Gises' addition ........,...s:: ooV
Sinner s Chase company to Gould
Dietz, part sub lot s of lots s
and 8, Capitol addition ......,. 1000
Ella J. shattuck to James F shat
tuck, eh q nH q lot Is block as5
John A. Creighton Real Estate and
Trust company to Carl Erickson,
lot {, block 8, Creighton's list
addition .,...,.. SUI
John H.. Harte ct al, administra-
tors, to F. d. Wead, lot 10, block
2, Kountze's Attn addition ,..... $50
Esther Petrouske and husband to
Christina Thielkes ny of lot g. ooo
block Sc, South Omaha ....,... 500
Byron r. Hastings, trustee, to L.
/ KKinIEo sry io Sd, M repist block $50
Same to same, lot I, replat block
s, Military addition ,..:...,.. $50
John II. Harte ct al. administra-
tors, TO d. v. Sholes company,
lot II, block S, 5. Z. Rogers
same SS1i to Same. lot IL, block 5, S. E
DAnaHaf nAdfftnn Lnh
araes +. Neaie and husband TO
Gould Dietz, lot 4, and part lot
NJ. g. oi %SiaSrt in to seearity Lam Land and '''
Trust company. lot l. Housed & :,
Douglas Security company 70 Mary
windsor Place extension ...... 200
Kenwood Realty company to Eu-
gene b. Hall, lots III, l72 and
17S, Kenwood addition .,...&:,, $50
James McclaiT and wife 20 Edna
b. K~irschstein, lots l and ?, Ep- 80
Ellen n. Reed ct al. to soren Jen-
sen. lot ~, block 8, Sheridan
]. s. waugh and wife to Knudt
Thompson, lot ?. block l. Bren- -.o
william ri siSser TO Everett R Hen.
bricks, lot II Fort View sS
Hf Fried. i q Hifg e, Siot K j. Eii coiisF
Michigan Mutual Life Insurance
s. block ii, Omaha View 80, 12I
Hastings a Heyden to Mary u.
Messmore. lots /. ? and 8, Hast
ings g. Heyden's subdivision 49,. 500
Frank A. Hamilton 10 Eve oliver,
sub lot 10 OF lot 3, Capitol add
Aiou sss.s-. ..ss -.s.s ss-sss..
Kenwood Realty company TO o. T.
Raschke, lot s55. Kenwood add -.
same to same. lots asa and s5S,
Kenwood addition ......,....... 2SI
Harriet A. Chase and husband 20
Jennie r. Frey part lots " and
IS. Dayenports subdivision .... $50
. Total .slOss
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-11
ou..D star. BEAT Monarchs.

The Queen Stars defeated the Monarehs
In a fiye-inning, no-run, no-hit game sun
day afternoon. Johnson made a nome run,
donbles' The score was II to Q and the
batteries were: Queen Sars. Johnson ana
Gavin: Monarchs, Foley and Ban
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-11
BLOoMER GIRLS ARE BEATEl
Ideal Hustlers Defeat Famous Cir
Base ball Team.

After a more or less triumphal tour in
Nebraska. the American .Bloomer Girls had
tfelr curls pulled by 4the Ideal Hustlers
Sunday at Hustlers' park, 4 to !. But the
girls were not mad and did not threaten to
go home or beg for special privileges be-
cause they were girls, "a
Bogatts, the pitcher for the Hustlers, did
some gooG WORK, striking out nine OF the
girls and allowing one pass. But the girls
played well. A good crowd saw the game.
An automobile tour made by the Boomers
attracted attention. The score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-11
signal CORPS BEAT Achnte..

The Signal Corps base ball team defeated
the Royal Achates in a game marked by
batting and erratic playing. The visitors
were unable to hit Wells, whose pitching
was the feature of the game. Score:
Signal Corps ...... 0 2 / 0 3 s-l3
Royal Achates.,.. 0 0 0 0 0 0 "a
Summary: Base hits: Signal Corps, 10;
Royal Achates, 8; Struck out: BY Wells.
10; by Adams, s. Batteries: Wells and
Halbe; Adams and Clark. Umpire: Rigsby.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-11
Rangers Defeat Eagles.

The Rangers, who played at Benson
much for their opponents, the Benson Mer-
chants, and took them into camp by a
score OF 5 10 /. Tile first score was brought
dash from second TO home on a high throw
INTO center field. The Rangers kept thelI
| errors down TO one. Score: R.H,E
Rangers NO 0 8 9 0-s Q
MERCHANTS 80 o / & 8
Batteries: For Rangers, Woodward anC
Nal; for Merchants, Larson, Johnson and
| Moran.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-11

full Of sensational stops and catches made
by both sides. II was the second
OF a double-header played at the Florence
grounds and went fifteen innings. The
game was won In the fifteenth inning after
two by a single. two wild throws and a
double, the Antlers scoring two In their
half. Score;
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cub. play mt waterbury.

WATERBURY,, Conn, Aug. 10.-The CHI
cago Nationals won from waterbury mere
today, s to 1. Score: HHcE;
Chicago a
Waterbury =
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-11
MERCHANTS BEAT WEST sIDERs
Two Games I'm by One-sided
Scores.

The Merchants of Omaha ball team
played and won two games from the West
side team Sunday. The Westsldes were
outclassed all the way, but put up a good
game. Tho heavy hitting and fast base
running OF the Merchants gave them the
game by the score of Q to 0. White and
Melum pulled down hard drives with one
hand, which was the fielding features OF
the game. Small, Who was in fine form,
allowed but two hits. Mcdonald and Melum
were the star hitters. Mcdonald got three
hits and Melum a home run. Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-11
sterIings want tame.

Manager Harry Sage OF the sterling's is
lacking games and would like to hear
from managers in Nebraska and western
Iowa. Address Sterling Parlor, 225 Cunning
street, or phone Douglas $3.50.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-11
Standing Of the Teams
AMER ASSN.
WEST. LEAGUE.
NAT. LEAGUE.
AMER. LEAGUE.

Western L~eague-Lincoln at Omaha, Des
Moines at Pueblo, Sioux City at Denver
National League-St. Louis at Boston,
Cincinnati at Brooklyn, Chicago at New
York, P%ittsburg at Philadelphia.
washington at Detroit, Philadelphia at
Cleveland, New York at Chicago.
American ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at Mil
oils az ST. Paul, Louisville at Minneapolis.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-11
London stock anntntinnn.

LONDON. Aug. 1O.-American securities
opened higher today and during the early
urday's New York closing. Reading and
Atchison were active and lead the adj
vance.
eagles, 7Gs sgd:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-11
PitchinE VIM for BerEs.

The Berg Clothing company team de
Ter park Sunday, score 6 TO 8, The feature
OF the game was the pitching Of Ocander,
who struck out eleven men and allowed
but four hits, Score:
BerEs 's............. S6O22Oi %
Batteries: For BeTgs, Ocander and
Jacobs.
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Totals,,.g s27l5 0 Totals. .....2s 5s26 /
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-11

BROOKLYN, N. Y, Aug. 10.-Cincinnatl
was beaten by Brooklyn today, 6 to T.
The visitors got all their runs in the firth
inning, but Brooklyn rallied in the sixth.
Volz relieved Coakley in the last two In
nings. Bell was in good form and won
his game by batting in two runs, with a
triple In the sixth inning, Score:
-YN.~vN~rArT
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-11

HoFFMANs


Hoffmans ...... OOOOOOO1OOO1OO+ 6
Antlers ......... 1OoOOOOOOOO1OO2- "a
Two-base hits: Marsh, Gibson. Struck
out; BY Mason, q; by Kelley, 10. Time:
2:45. Umpire: Corrigan.