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Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-02
Pa HAS SIXTEEN HONE CANES
Champions Return to Cinch Their
Lead for the Season.
START OUT WITH LINCOLN
aha and Hall Probably VIII he
Back I'm the Game Before the
Team Concludes This
Campaign.

Graham and Hall probably viii be back
IN the game before the Champions com
piete their June campaign at home.
The Champs are home from Denver and
Pueblo and begin a series with Lincoln at
Vlnton Street park Today. They finish
this series Thursday and play IN Lincoln
Friday. Saturday and SUNDAY. They re-
turn TO Omaha and play one game here
with Lincoln June s. Denver comes for
June s-12. Pueblo 1915. Sioux City
June I'm ard then Omaha leaves again
for a long trip.
The Champions havk had their percen-
tsge reduced on their trip west. but ~
turn with a large CROUCH lead ON first
place to dispel any fears. They got one
terrific wafloplnz at Pueblo and two at
Denver. but the pitching staff being a 1T
tie off watch. this may be easily accounted
for. The team probably did let down some
in its work. as most teams do after a
long winning streak. But the entire team
Is working well. batting unusually hard.
running bases. fielding and playing the
ir side game at all times. The long stay
at home can scarcely be expected TO pro-
duce anything but a lead pipe cinch on
first p~iace~for before it is concluded Gra-
ham probably will be at second and Han
in the box. Hairs absence from the box
has been much more keenly telt thah Has
Graham's continued absence mis-. OF
course. Is due to the excellent Work httie
Klrg has been doing nom the time the
first gong rang
WEIGH will step the plate Tuesday amid
the deafening plaudits Of admirtng home
folks. He not only stands at the top OF
the leagues batting list. but has a record
close to .40.
Householder has slumped some N ms
batting. and 81 have other members OF
the team. but the team as a whole mas a
good average.
Lincoln. with which Omaha opens ivy
fray ct home. has a hard working team.
Jude. the Indian from COLUMBUS na
,o,nea the team since it's last visit hers
and has infused additional ginger into IL
Pr,tchett at third is another new man since
Omahaus saw Lincoln play
Here are the Eneups:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-02
Boston shuts out New York.

BOSTON, June boston won the first
game OF their long home series from New
York today, = to q Dorner was rather wild.
but received excellent support. while Wiltse
did not fare 50 well. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-02
SOCIAL SESSION ENDS IN FRAY
One Man. Prohably Fatally shot ana
Two Are D-angercusiy
stabbed.

As the result, Of q free-for-all igh foi-
lowinE an a~fternoon,s earousai among sew
eral Italians Sunday. about 3 D M, IN front
OF IN Mason street. three OF the psrtici-
pants are In the Omaha Genera hospital,
one OF whom. sahastlno Turc0 is probably
fatally wounded with bullet holes through
both lungs. The 1other two. Osstno Alto
and Lucian sanfiillppo, are cut and
stabbed. but viii recover. The Italian who
IL believed TO have shot rurco. Raefaelh
vatalaro. made his escape and IL being
sought for By the police, vatalaro was
also cut along side OF the face.
The houses az 1aps-ii-i3 Mason street In
front OF which the fighting occurred. ars
occupied by Italian tenants, and a usual
Sunday afternoon party was Just closing.
there having been liquid r~efreshmsnts In
plenty. The troubIs started over some triV-
laI dispute between Turco and Valalaro.
trends OF each. man taking sides. Knives
we're drawn ana the battle was on. blood
flowing freely. vatalsro received q long
cash across the forehead and extending
down the side OF ms face. ana drawing a
revolver he fired four shots at rurco, two
OF which pierced his chest. one on each
side. a third shot hitting him IN the right
forefinger. and the fourth one going astray.
After the shooting vatalaro ran to the
railroad tracks nearby and started east.
A riot call was sent 10 the police station
and a patrol ago full OF officers was
hurried to the scene, but the meles was
over and a numter OF the participants
who were not taken to the hospital we're
taken to the police station.
Turco. who lives at rs South Fourteenfh
street. is not expected to recover. sanfi-
Hippo, who. resides sae the Same place. re-
ceived a stab wound over the left hip and
a slice across the left cheek. but his In
iuries are not considered serious. Alto re-
cetved an Ugly cut diagonaliy across the
biceps OF the right arm, cutting the mus
Giles to the bone for s distance OF eight
inches, and a long cash ten inches In
length on the right side of the head above
the ear. He lives at IDs Pacific street and
is also expected 10 recover. All three OF
the wounded were attended by Police Sur
geons Harris and. FitzgibbonsL
All Of the participants were laboring men.
most OF them being employed in paving
contract and construction work.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-02
Amerlean. 20 Attena shoot.

LONDON, June The difficulty which
threatened 70 deprive the rifle shooting con-
test in the Olympic games al Bisley this
year OF the presence OF American marks
men has been overcome. and representa-
uves Of the United States after al will
participate in the matches Finding that the
Olympic association was unable 70 prolong
the data OF entry. the National R1fle aEso-
citation OF America cahled its list OF names.
and in reply the Olympic association cabled
this afternoon that il will accept the entries
II they are mailed today on regulation
fOrma
Including the United States, ten nations
will be represented, tie others being Great
Britain. rance. Denmark. Greece. sweden,
Norway, Australia. Finland and Holland
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-02
GOVERNMENT NOTICES

PROPOSALS FOR YOUNG HORSESHOE
= flee Of the Quartermaster. Kansas City,
Kansas. June 3 1888. Sealed proposals., in
trfplicate. win be received at this. office IN
iii IN O'Clock a. m, July l. 1895, and then
opened, in the presence OF attending bid
dors. Tor furnishing 100 young horses for
delivery att Fort Reno. Oklahoma, or other
prominent railroad points. United States
r-anauVes the right 10 accept or reject any
or All bids or any part thereof. Blank
for1nk and all Information can be had upon
application 10 thtBr cffice- Envelopes con-
taintag proposals 10 be marked Proposals
for AAimaiHs and addressed Captain
Kirby Walker, Quartermaster."
J2-s-4-5-sO-JyI
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-02

IW0-odse ms, e~neckaTd, Wagne I1Tee-
base hit: Leach. Home runs: Leach. .
Hits: Off Fraser, II in eight Innings. Sac
rtfice hits: King Evers, Holman, Schultz.
Stolen bases: Leach go. Kane. Sheckard.
Moeller. Clarke. Left on bases. Chicago. s.;
Pittsburg. g First base on balls: Off
Fraser, A. off Maddox. 8 First base on
errors. Chicago. 1; Pittsburg, l. Hit by
pitched ball: BY Fraser. Maddox. Struck
out: BY Fraser. =; by Brown. 1; by Mad
dox. T. Wild pitch: Fraser. Time. 2Ns.
Lmnires. Johnstone and Klein.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-02

Mary II. Cpjohn and husband to
Ge1TEe Tresher, lots - ., -. sub
division OF lots Z 2 q 4. s. s.. Z, 8. 3. o.
70. l6 n, Is. IL 30, q. block 10. Berlis
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-02
BurwsII win. q Pair.

BURwELL. Neb., June L-tSpeciaE1-
A fast and exciting game was played here
Sunday between the Burwell Tigers and
Sargent. Burwell scored only in the first
inning after which no more runs were
made by either team. Score: RH-E.
Burwell ..-......5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 05
Sargent .........0 0 0 0 0 0 90 3 5
Batteries: Carrothers and Laird for Bur
well. Alexander and Deafenbaugh for Sar-
gent.
After the game Thursday the sporting
blood began TO flow ana supporters or the
Sargent team came through with the long
green" that their team could not be again
defeated by Burwell on the following day.
Their money was quickly taken and a game
matched. Burweil having acquired the shut
out habit handed them another package.
C~arrothers pitched great ball when men
were ON bases. Score: R,HE-
BurwelI 30 0 0 0 81 5
Sargent .........9 . 0 @ 0 0 0 0 90 3
Batteries. BurwelI, Czrrothers and Laird:
Sargent, Alexander and Deafenbaugh.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-02

IOWA CITY, Ia, June L-tSpeciaL)-Isaac
T. Su1tsman. ioWas star discus throWsf.
has been elected captain OF next years
HaWkeye track team. The % leader has
demoustrafed In one season on the Iowa
winning the event IN the Minnesota dual
meet. the Missouri valley meet and the
At Marshall field The new Iowa track cap
tain played tackle on last falls foot ball
team He cana to Iowa from Western col
ArlA.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-02
PITCHERS CONTEST INTERESTING
Rambler. Defeat Honmans in Game
Where the Boxes worked.

The Ramblers Wop an Interesting game
sunday nom the Hoffmans. score I to J..
Jauron and Mason. the opposing statesmen.
performed In good style, each allowing four
hits and striking out fourteen batsmen.
JaurOn. however. kept his hits well scat
tered and received far better support. In
addition 10 his eNceilent pitching Jouron
clOuted out a two-sacker in the sixth in
ming. This was the first hit OF the day
for the Halnolers and IL was followed by 4
combination OF hits and errors that cinched
the game. cOrcOran's spectacular one-
handed catch AT short was a feature.
Score
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-02
MANIFESTATIONS

EXPERIENCED a-tenographer; excellent
-references. Address D." Omaha Bee.
CoDncfl BiuffR GD-Mssl
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-02
MoRos AGAIN ON WARPATH
JOIO Natives Beeome ReseItss aAa
View They VIII XIII Few
More Whtteaa

MANILA. June L-The Moros on the is
land OF Jolo are reported restless and one
q the Astura Datros has vowed personally
to Kill twenty whites and 100 Chinese and
then declare war. A sentry has been at
tackled and badly wounded The guard
has been doubled. II Is reported that set
tiers have been attacked.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-02
Hooters Bea, Hooper.

The Hector base ball team OF South
Omaha returned Monday morning from a
victorious tip out TO Hooper. Neb., having
defeated the local team there by the score
OF Z 10 g. This is the first game the Hooper
team has lost this season, and The first
time ever beaten by an Omaha team. The
Hooters are loud in their praise Of the
treatment received al the hands OF the
Hooper team and assure all teams a good
time and a fast game.
The Hooters secured three hits off BulgeF,
while AcAlasters was touched up for seven,
but his support was gilt-edged. the Hooters
making five fast double plays during the
game. The Hooters would like To hear
from out-Of-toWn teams for sunday games,
also for July 4.
The score.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-02

A practice came % tAe newly organised
At Miller PARK. win eleven rlayers out for
practice. Anuthe practice Eame has been
arranged for the same place for WedneSl
day night. promptly at 8 o'clock. fndtca-
tfnns now are that the club will have
two strong efFcens. and the u1ansHer h
writing for ottside games. An effort viii
be made to get the Chicago eleven out for
a name FOR the Fourth OF July.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-02
Beard May Make Olympic.

AMEs. Ia, June L-CSpsciaLD-Traine
Watson Of the ARgies Is satisfied over the
result OF the state meet. as the Aggies in
tended to train especially for the Missouri
valley meet which was captured at Kan
sas City the week before. Having defeated
In dual meets both Drake ana Grinnell and
having gained the supremacy In the Mis-
souri, valley meet Ames mas clearly dem
onstrated its standing. The wonderful time
Of 1.STA Of Beard in the half-mile lost the
Angles five more points in the mile. but IN
ali probability will result IN the gritty ittls
distauck man making the Olympic team.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-02

well. who turned in a. He won first place
on tire first team. Thenthers who justified
"a. r q wallace. ~ " r. Kbbey. -
and A. o. Click. 81 Arrangements ave
neen made 10 hold an interteam match
early In June on The local course with the
Cedar Rapids Golf tfnr.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-02
STARS DESCEND IN GOOD GAME
Lee-GIass-Andreesen Team Defeats
south omaha.

The Lee-Glass-Andreesen defeated the
South Omaha Stars Z TO 2 yesterday after
noon at Vinton St park before a crowd
Of seven hundred OF faithful fans. Burnel
was In fine form allowing only three hits,
issuing but one pass. and getting three safe
hits. The colored boys were game 90 the
last. although O~utplayed and with a little
more practice can be considsred worthy
opponents for any OF Omaha's fast anna
teurs. Next Sunday the hardware men play
at Atlantic. la. Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-02
COLUMBUS


stolen bases Consalton, rr1el. Sacr1-
ice hits: Perrine, Opp, kim. Sullivan,
Wrigley. Two-base hits: Kruger, Wrig-
lev. Three-base hit: Kruger. Double
plays: kilhm (unassistedD. Stanley to
Burke. Friel TO kim. Struck out; BY
on balls: off Poole. ? in two and two
third innings; off Upp. s in six and one
third innings; off Taylor, 2 in two and two
third innings. Left on bases: Louisville.
81 Columbus. s. Time: 200. Umpire
Owens.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-02

James G. Alien and wife to w. L
6elbye lotT 3. block L and lots. Lin
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-02

-eeman in ninth.

"baLleu TOR EAerHtaA ia AAAAA-
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Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-02

@e8ANNAA a.sHs#f 49, p"
Hubert r. Easton to Cyrus d. Glover,
part lot 2, block -, Bemis Park.
Mary L. Fearun and husband to John
NJ. Watson, part tax lot =. sec
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-02

v. {. Dalzell and husband 70 A. A
Johnson, lots Is and 70. block Q
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-02

H n. Butsnschoen to- JOseph W.
Rishel. los Z block l. Crawford
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-02
Gelf At

MAR8HALLTOWN. Ia June L-lSpe-
eiai.)-The annual tournament for places
on the E04 jeans OF the Country club was
held YESTERDAY afternoon Thtrfy-eight
started in the eiEhteen-hole match medal
play for places on the three teams. The low
score for the day was made By L r. MAX
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-02

IWO-base hits; Bradley, LaJOie, Hlnch-
man. Hickman. Three-base hits: Hossman.
". Clarke. Home run: Birmingham. Hits:
off Summers. 10 in five innings; off Malloy,
I in four innings. Sacrifice hits: Downs.
n. Clarke, Hinchman. Stolen base: j.
Clarke. Double plays: Lajoie to Stovalii
Rhoades. Lajoie to Stovall. Bases on balls.
off Summers. 8: off Rhoades. :. First base
on errors; Detroit, .. Cleveland. B Struck
out: BY Summers. l: by Malloy, = Time:
$40. Umpire: Sheridan.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-02

No one IN this section reiuiced more over
the good showing the Cincinnati Reds are
making than r. r. Lewis. superintend-
emit OF the dining car service Of the Union
Pacific. MT. Lewis was formerly one Of
the crack outfelders ~ the old Reds and
also played Nithvths Buffalo team In the
halcyon days
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-02

Two base hits. Casey. Struck out. by
Burnell. .. by Lee, 3. Stolen bases: Lawlsr,
=; Daugherty. Minikus. ,; Gibson. c. Clair
Jackson, Tyler. Lee Double plays: Tyler
10 Freeman. Bases on balls. off Bunnell.
1; of lee, ) Hit by pitcher: c. Clair, Glib
son and Jackson. Wild pitch: Lee. Passed
ball Nhaley. Time: 80 Umpire Shana-
han
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-02
81 LOUIS


sBstted for Bailey in the ninth.
"Batted for Graham in the sixth
sBatted for Owen IN the fifth.
sHafteG for Mapuef IN the sevanth.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-02

Two-base hits: Kane, Gilbert. Sacrifice
hits: Giiher Hostetrer. Stolen bases
shaw C9. Byrne. O'Rourke. Double play
Schlei to Camel. Bases on balls: OFT
Spade. 4. off Higginbotham. . Struck out:
BY Spade. 3; by Higginbotham, 8 Wild
pitch: Spade. Time; 1919. Umpire
Emslie.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-02

na4SS Mountain Lad pm A2saram
Ga a Teas HRreas.--a An pm alE 2nl
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-02
Even Breale1a Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI. Jnne1-SL. Louis and Gin
cinnati split even on a double-header today,
although Manager GanEel protested the sec
ondgam e on the grounds that Umpire
Emslie erred il allowing Higginbotham 10
bat a second time after he had struck out
while batting out OF turn. Timely hitting
won the first game for Cincinnati. In the
second game H~igginbofiam kept the locals
hits scattered. Score. first game:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-02
nansr Tube ErnIea...

cHERBoURG. June Ia boiler tube In
the engine room OF the American line
steamer st. Louis exploded while the vessel
was entering the roadstead here this mora
ing. Three tiremen were seriously injured.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-02
PIRATES WIN FROM CUBS
Pittsburg's Fielding is Cleaner and
Stick Work Better.
LEACH DOES STAR BATTING
Third Bsseman Makes Two Home
Rams, a Triple and = single
score. of Other National
League Games.

CHICAGO. June by a trine cleaner
fielding and much better hitting. Pittsburg
defeated Chicago s to 6 today in a see-saw
game. Leach's batting was the feature. He
got two home runs. a triple and a single
and scored four times out Of five times up.
Scora. $
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-02

Batteries: Jauron and Badura. Mason
and Williams struck out BY Mason. IL.
by Jauron. "a Bases on balls: Off Mason.
I; of lauren. 8 Two-bass hits: Jauron.
Cbncoran. Time: 10 Umpire: Mullen.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-02

'Bando out for cutting second.
Storz Coronas....-...O 0 . 0 GA
Creston ........-....O 0 0 0 / oi
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-02

Totals - 4 a Is 1
'Batted for Wiltse in ninth.
New York.-...---...O 0 o 0 o 0 0 90
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-02

me matched game Of golf which Was 20
have been played yesterday afterpoon a.
the south Omaha cnuntry club between
TWO picked teams Was ~ostpune on &C
count Of the unsettled condition o. the
weather. Ths contest VII 'oe pulled off
next sunday.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-02

AxrEIL. WEB. June fEtspecial rels-
Eram)-The Oxford Iudians,won oda from
ANtell bv a aeore Of n tO-ss and from Funk
yesterday by . soore. OF is to 10.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-02
SAY THEY GOT THE MONEY
Americans Defeat F. u. A. Team In
Prize Game.

Prize Game
The Americans demonstrated their su-
periority over the Fraternal Union OF
America in a holly contested game by a
score Of 2 to 0 for a purse OF SO al Ninton
street park Sunday. Both teams played
fine ball considering the condition Of the
oundE The game was a pitchers battfe-
honors being even between Denny and
Hirsch. The brilliancy Of both 5itchers
were the startling points Of the game
Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-02

DETROIT. June L~-Cleveland's hitting
was Of itself enough 70 decide todays re-
suit. Six men consecutively found sum
mcrs in the fifth. four OF them for extra
base drives. Detroit gave its pitcher
wretched support, its errors OF Judgment
being especially numerous and costly. Two
games on Tuesday. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-02

IWO-Udse Nus. NUuIIntN MdEtt- JOTudls
Stolen base: MaIoasy. Left on bases
Philadelphia, Z; BrooSIyn. >. Bases on balls:
off Moren. I, off Mcintyre. L Hit by
bali. BY Mcintyre. 2 Struck out
Mcintyre. I; by Meren. A. Time: 1:2.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-02
GAMES IN THE AMERICAN LEAGUE
philadelphia wins from Warrington
IN second Inning.

PHILADELPHIA June L~-Philadelphia
won today's game in the second inning
when STA runs were scored on four hits.
two passes, a wild pitch ana an error by
Delehanty. Gates who relieved Smith In the
third, held the home team down, but Wash
ington could not make any Roadway on
PlAnk's pitching. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-02
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DESK ROOM or part OF office. equipped
WITH telephone and stenographers con-
-sultIng engineer Address L "a. care Bee.
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Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-02
STANDING OF THE A N
WEST. LEAGUE
TLLEAGr
AMER LEAGUE

Western L~eague-Lfncoln at Omaha. pcs
Moines at Denver. Sioux City at Pueblo.
National League-New YORK at Boston.
philadelphia at Brooklyn. Pittsburg at Chi
cago, St Louis az Cincinnati.
American League-Chicago at st. Louis.
Cleveland at Detroit, Washington at Phila-
oelphia. Boston At New York.
American observation-disclosures at Louis
VILE. Toledo at Indianapolis. Kansss City at
Milwaukee. St Paul at Minneapolis.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-02
Columbus Defeata DistiIlers.

LOUISCVILLE. Ky, June columbus
won the opening game OF the series with
Louisville today by batting Puttmon off
seven runs. Up was also relieved in the
same inning BY Jack Taylor. The batting
OF Congalton and Kruger was The feature.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-02

Bogats Allows the Iowa Boys Only
Ore safe HIT.

CRESrON. Ia. June Especial The
Storz Coropas of Omaha administered an
other beating to the locals IL a game that
was spectacular from start TO finish. Ku-
cera's stop, cutting off a run. McLean's all
around playing and Smiths catches of three
difficult flies in center were easily the
fielding features. while Hodges thres-base
hit was the batting feature Of the game.
BoEatts was in splendid form. allowing but
one hit ard striking out five men. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-02
GAMES IN THE CITY LEAGUE
One Game Postponed on Account Of
Wet Grounds.

Following were the results Sunday in
the City league: Benson, u; Florence. 4
Merchants. ); Townsends. 4. Dietz associa-
ton. 10: Sterling, q. The Stock Yards and
Dietz Athletics did not play on account OF
the wet condition OF the grounds. Follow
ing is the score Of the Merchants and Town
uaaAua
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-02
NeW York JIM Oat noston.

NEW YORK. June New York smut
our the Boston Americans by a score OF
2 20 0 today, CHESHIRE pitching a fine game
and the local fielders giving him erroriess
support. Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-02

Hits: OFF Smith. Z in two innings. off
Cafes, s in six innings. Two base hit: Nc
Bride. Stolen bases; Moran. Delehanty.
Left on bases: Washington. g. Philadelphia,
5. Struck out. BY Gates, 2; by Plank. O.
Double plays; Delehanty. cBrde and
Freeman. Street, and Delehanty Base on
errors; Washington, ]; Philadelphia, L Base
or balls: off Smith. q off Gates. 2 Hit by
pitched ball; Plank. l. Wild pitch: Smith.
Time: $50. Umpire: Connolly.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-02
xxKTERSALk
AMERICANA

NtaNiHdi @HIoh ~ 49, -
Earned run. Americans. ]. Tvo-baee mt:
Baker stolen base. LeFr. Bases on-oals2
Off Denny, 2; off HirSeh, l. Hit by pitched
ball: Lynch, Sweeney. Denny. STRUCK cut:
BY Denny, S: by Hirsch, g. Sacrifice hits:
Dennison. Caughlan. Time: IN. Umpire:
Bradford.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-02

struck out: BY Druhot. a; by suthoff. 2
Mid pitch: Druhot Hit by. pltched Dali.
ElyVert Two base hits: Bush. , Sacrifice
hits: Hawley, Land. Hopkins. Double play;
Bush 10 carr. Bases on balls: or Drdhot-
?; off SuthOff. 3 Triple plaS Davidson 90
Williams, Hopkins. Balk. Druhot. Umpire;
Kane and Biernhaiter. Time: l;0.
Brewers win in First.
MILWAUKEE,. June milwaukee won
the game i'm the first inning, when they
buncned four hits with two errors. netting
seven runs. The feature OF the inning
was Beviiie's home run with bases filled.
Scnneiberg pitched magnificent ball, hold
ing me visitors to one hit. Schneiberg hit
Cross with a pitched bail in the eighth.
This greatly enraged the visiting manage
and he picked the ball up and threw II
with full force straight at Schneiberg's
face. Sohueiberg made a rush for him but
players inteTfered before any blows were
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-02
quaker bunch Hts.

BROOKLYN, June L-Philadelphia won
today's game here in the opening inning by
timely hitting. A stolen base followed by
Moren's bad throw and a single Melted
Brooklyn one run in the third. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-02

ST. LOUIS. June lin a game repleta
With hits and errors Chicago defeated -
Louis this afternoon by a score Of y 70 y
Each team used three pitchers. Win tue
bases fun in the seventh ming Petty MT
ponohue. letting in q ran. Bailey was sent
in 20 relieve Petty, but before be could
settle down Chicago had scored four more
runs and assumed q lead the locals could
not overcome. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-02

Beville- Sacrifice hitsl Beckley. Double
plays: Mccormick. Brown TO Robinson;
kitsOn. Cross TO BeCkley. Left on bases:
Milwaukee. Z; Kansas City. = Bases on
balls: Off Schneibery. I; off Htson. l.
Hit by pitcher; Cross. Beville. Struck out:
BY Schneiberg. 4; by Kitson, ? Time: l:50
T-mnIra. Hawaa
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-02

AWo-ohse HlS. boWefInan, beaumont
Sacrifice hits: Ritohey. Dahlen. McGann
Sweeney. Dorner. Bates. Stolen base: Bates.
Double plays: Ritcbey, Dahlen to Mccain
Dahlen, Ritchey to McGann. n TO
Needham. Left on bases: Boston. s; New
York. 9 Bases on balls: off Dorner, s.; off
Wiltse, , Hit by pitched ball: BY Dorner.
I. Struck out: BY WiItse, L: by Dorner. L
Time: l:E. Umpire. O'Dav.