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Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-29
oMAHANS GO TO THE MEETING
Superintendent Davidson and six
Leave for CleVe-
land.

w. NJ. Davidson, superintendent of the
city schools. and six teachers In the schools
left Saturday evening for Cleveland to at
tend the forty-sixth annual convention OF
the National Educational association. The
convention begins Monday and will close
Friday. Mr.. Davidson and many of the
teachers will return the middle of the
week following. Prof, r. L. Graft, the
newly elected principal of the Omaha High
school. will also attend the convention.
At the convention Mr.. Davidson will dis
cuss the topic: How to make the library
more serviceable TO students Of school age
and will also talk on other subjects.
Prominent speakers on the program are
Jane Adams Of HUI House, Chicago 4,
Booker r. Washington, who will give an
address on Negro Education and the Ma
ton, and ]. c. willis, president Of Louis
vile university, Louisville, Ky.
The other Omaha educators who will at
tend the meeting Of the National Edu-
cational association are. Miss Effie Reed,
principal Of Kelom school; Miss Susan
Eveleth, principal OF Park school; Miss
Jennie Redfield, principal Of Lincoln school;
Miss Kate L. Brown, principal Of Bancroft
school; Miss Clara Cooper, principal Of
the teachers training class, and Miss
Elizabeth Wilson, director Of kindergar-
ten work in the Park school.
Many other teachers expect to study dur
ing the summer, four having made ar
rangements to go to Pittsburg, Kan, and
take a summer course in wood carving
and clay modelling in the Kansas State
Manual Normal school. These four are
the Misses Ida Goodman, Vivian Alvison,
Jennie Flint and Amelia Pearson. Miss
Annette DeEolt and Miss Eva Turner will
take a summer course in domestic science
IN Columbia university, Miss Anna Picard
will study literature at Cornell and Miss
Elizabeth Graham viii take a summer
course in history and literature at the
Chicago university.
Miss Elizabeth VIII will spend the summer
with relatives in Scotland and Miss Helen
Wycoff goes 10 San Diego. Cal, to spend
the summer.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-29
Snnrtinr GnsaIn.

The Smoke House is still there, though.
Well, the Cubs had a similar slump.
Watch Omaha on the revamp.
McGraw and Elberfeld! Maybe Farrell
just wanted to keep pace with Brush.
Folks have quit talking about either
Burns or Johnson. What's the answer?
Fisher, the new left fielder, began his
batting Saturday with two timely hits.
Guess he'll do.
So long as Kid LeBrand can knock three
baggers as a pinch hitter with a man on
base he'll do, won't he?
Owney Moran has finally got Abe Attell's
name on a contract for a fight. Now. let's
watch II closely to see what sort OF a side
stopper foxy Abe is.
Denver accomplished something when 1t
took those two games from Lincoln sat
9rdaX }our espPfi SHoIS p sinSe II to hS do 10 s sn066
being one of them.
Isbell is pounding the cover off the ball
since his return from Wichita. Commy
better send the rest OF the team out TO
Kansas for a while.
There is gloom in Philadelphia. The fans
thought they could see a chance for two
pennants and now they see worse than
will make some changes.
Comiskey wants Dave Brain. now owned
by Cincinnati, So do other teams; Pitts
trade Frank Smith, the %spitball pitcher,
for Dave, and Smith says he would like to
he traded, but the other teams in the Ma
tional league won't waive on Brain, so the
deal cannot be made now.
Clark Griffith has beer stung by his old
friend and college chum, Joe Villa. Villa
now blames It all on Clark and says that
only consideration for Farrell restrained
this public criticism long ago. And about
every unparalleled fan in the country will
say Villa has hit 1t squarely. The record
for five years shows that Griffith has
failed. That's enough. Mr.. Farrell would
have been a weakling to have kept him
any longer. And as to that resignation Of
Griff's. IL was one of those kind that Griff
couldn't possibly stave off.
National and American league teams out
side of New York CITY are clamoriug for
police protection in Gotham. Since the
case of Umpire tombstone last year, when
the rowdy McGraw locked him out Of the
Polo grounds because he had the courage
to enforce the rules against the Giants and
their manager. the police department Of the
city will not send officers to the park and
Pinkerton detectives and special officers
are ignored by the fans and players. Re
Gently the Giants stole a game from the
Cubs by forcing KLEIN to make a decision
palpably wrong under threat of being
mobbed. Unless some protection is given
visiting teams II will not he long before
base ball is dead in New York.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-29

the war was commissioned a captain. He
was wounded In tho battle Of Monmouth
and his health was greatly impaired during
the severe winter at Valley Forge. With
Washington,
Mrs. Smith was born December q. 1915.
in Tioga county, New York. When but
3 years OF age she moved with her
parents to Tulley Valley. Onondsga county.
New York. whore she was married in
1885 to MIR. Henry Caswell VI Alton. III.
MIR. Caswell died in 1874. and In ia9 she
became the wife of Mr.. Woodbridge n.
Smith. who lived but a short time after
their marriage. For some time Mrs. Smith
continued to reside in Alton. making her
home with her children. Later she re.
sided for several years with a daughter
Mrs. Carolina Turner, in Burlington. Ia,
but for the last few years has been with
her daughter here.
When in Burlington the National Society
of Daughters Of the Revolution presented
Mrs. Smith with a handsome gold spoon,
she having at that time been made a mem.
Der Of the society. She was one of the
few, perhaps four or five. true" daughters
Of the Revolution to live this long. Mrs
Smith sent President Mckinley a letter
Of congratulation upon his being elected
by such a splendid vote in 1900. and the
president gave her an appreciative
response.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-29
EDITORS FIDDLE S1OPSPANIC
Pete Barron Checks Stampede When
Lamp 0verturns,
FIRE rs QUICKLY EXTNGUISHED
Scott'u BIuH Audience starts for
Exits, hut Is Gained ny Strains
of violin Playing HRydn's
Austrian Hymn.

SCOTS BLUFF, Neb. June Is
Especial Telegram)-A fire was started by
the over-turning Of a lamp at a home
dramatic production by the Women's Com
mercial club Of SCOTS Bluff in the chau-
tauqua auditorium here Friday night The
lamp which served as one Of the footlights
falling from the stage to the floor in front
was broken and the oil ignited in a threat
ening blaze. As the audience started
from their seats in alarm p. j. Barron,
editor of the SCOTS Bluff Star. who was
leading the orchestra, grabbed his violin
and standing before the audience COM
menced playing the first thing that came
into his head, which happened to be
Haydn's Austrian hymn. Colt Erhalte
Franz den Kaiser" The people were
quoted and remained in their places until
the fire had been ex~tinguished by smother
ing it with a rug. The play proceeded &C
cording to program, and nobody was in
jured.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-29
West Amber.

Thurston Potter is the guest this week
Of his uncle, Mr.. Frank Potter and family.
]. E. Aughe is slowly recovering from MS
serious fall Of three weeks ago, when he
fractured two ribs.
Mrs. f. I. Young of ST. Louis was the
guest Of her old friend Mrs. John Blake
from Thursday until Friday.
Mrs. A. w. Spoerril returned Saturday
from her weeks visit with her brother
and family at Red Oak, la.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellsworth Carmen, OF
West side will leave the first of the week
for Iowa points to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Halpine entertained rela-
tives at their country home on Forty-sixth
and Center streets at dinner Thursday.
officer T. S. Aughe came out Wednesday
with his little daughter Helen, the latter
staying with her grandfather until Friday.
Mrs. Lena Talbot and son Gardner, of
North Omaha, were the guests of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o.. Carlson. here
Monday.
In pursuance OF a call from DIT. William,
Garst, Rev. r. NJ: Henderson filled the
Methodist Episcopal pulpits at Gretna and
Spring Grove.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-29
woMEN's TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP
Mrs. BarRer-wnIInch wins TITLE from
Miss Evelyn Sears.

PHILADELPHIA. June Mrs. Barger-
Wal'ach Of Newport. r.. l., won the
women's national tennis championship yes
terday at the Philadelphia Cricket club
grounds. defeating Miss Evelyn Sears Of
B3ston, who won the championship last
year.
The championship oun Of the womens
doubles was finally contested, Miss Curtis
and Miss Evelyn Sears defeating Miss
Nicely Of Chicago and Miss Stoover by two
sets to one. Summary:
Championship singles. challenge round:
Earger-Wallach, Newport, challenger, de
feated Miss Evelyn Sears, Boston, holder,
So, l-6, 6-3.
Women's championship tsrhles, final
round: Miss Curtis and Ms = Sears de
feated Miss Nicely and Miss Stoover, 6-3,
81. 81.
Mixed doubles. semi-finsl round Mrs.
Barger-Wallach and Beals c. Wright de
feated Miss Wildey and w. NJ. Ridden, 6-S.
60. Miss Rotch and n. w. Niles defeated
Mrs. Barger-Wallach and Beals c, Wright,
6-3, Sc.
Final and championship round Miss
RotCh and n. w. Niles defeated Miss Ham
mond and r.. D.. Little, GA, Is, GA.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-29
RowDYIsM DRAWS RICH REWARD
Elberfeld's Promotion No Incentive
to OrderlY PInNers.

Elberfeld's succession of Clark Griffith
as manager OF the New York Americans
ai1ords lttle encouragement or incentive
TO the orderly and ambitious ball player.
Moreover, 1t marks a step in
stead OF forward on the part of President
Farrell, Elberteld belongs to a school of
base ball that has had its little day and is
rapidly passing into oblivion. When Nc
Graw was in his ascendency this school
Was in its zenith, but McGraw has all but
run his course and he is about the last of
me leading apostles of this faith. Kid Ell
beield has always belonged to the So
called rowdies. lntractable under the au-
thUrity of the umpire, he has also been a
disturbing element in his own team, as the
necessity last year of his long suspension
ureIy satisfied with his action in promot-
ing Elberfeld, but 1t is highly questiona-
pie II inns reward OF rowdyism viii inspire
the other play ers to very great zeal or meet
with any degree of appreciation by umpires
ard opposing teams. 1t may be that no
other player on the team was capable to
exercise managerial functions. rs Elber-
field? Self-control Is one of the first pre-
requisites in a successful base ball man
agor, and II is precisely this element in
which the -rantankerous Kid has shown
himself SO deficient.
One thing; Elberfeld won't have a hard
record to beat, for his predecessor has
been a miserable failure as a manager.
Griffith had free rein and unlimited means
at his command and yet he never was able
never butted in. but displayed a patience
that was wonderful. This year, however.
he called Griffith into his office and told
him that unless he made good he would
have TO quit. For a time it seemed Griff
would make good, and then the team took
a slump Farrell called the manager in
again and told him his time was up, and
Griff begged for another chance. He was
given il. Then the public heard that Clark
Griffith had resigned. He has, indeed.
So that, while Elberfeld is not generally
picked for a successful manager. owing to
his inability to manage himself. he need not
fail because of any high standard set for
him in the past.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-29
CHICAGO.

IVVaIs ''''N II q 10 :
"Batted for Sullivan in eighth.
Detroit .........,. 0 8 / 2 0 DO
1',v, haze H.. rr.---A,,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-29

Two-base hits: Clark. west. Smoot. Three
base hit. BatbCau Sacrifice hits. HinCh-
man. Barbeau. Randall stolen base. VIII
Hams. Double plays; McChesncy TO Meteor
m ok: Williams to Abbott. Let ON bas IS:
Mi waukec. 8. Toledo. 5. struck out. b
Pateman. .. bv West. q. Tine: LIS. I'm
pres: Bierhalter and KERN.
Score second game:
'Ona out when winning run scored.
Mi waukee ......O. / / 4. o /. o 0 IA
Toledo ............O . 0 o O o ! o Q O-3
Two-bsse hits. Mccormick. Beville. Sac
riiiCe hits: McChcsney. Wakefield. Stolen
bas s. Robinson, Mccormick, Hinchman,
Barbeau, Abbott 49,. Left on bases: Mil
Maukee, S. Toledo. 6. Bases on balls OFF
Papet, 3; off Steen, 3. Hit by pitched ball:
VILE, Barbeau, HinChman. Struck out
BY lapcc, 8; by stem > Wild pitches:
Papee, &c Time: .:0j. Empires: KERN and
Bierhalter.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-29
MnrshaIItown Golf Tournament.

MARSHALLTOWN. Ia, June ~2S.-(Spe-
cialO-Seven gold, silver and bronze medals
have been hung up by the Marshalltown
Country club as prizes for a golf tourna-
qualifying rounds of eighteen holes. Three
matches have been arranged, with eight to
qualify for each. All of the matches are
at eighteen holes, and it will probably be
a week before the tournament is finished.
Two silver trophy cups have also been put
up by the club for the best choice scores
made and compiled up to the time the COM
petition ends on November l.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-29
LAUGHTER OF REVOLUTION DIES
Mrs. Jane ID. English Smith Passes
AMRN Mt TeCumaeh.

TECUMsEH, Neb., June 2s.-Cspecial)-
Mrs. Jane d. English Smith, a true
daughter Of the Revolution, died at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. c.. f. Seward,
in this city at $50 this evening. Had Mrs.
Smith lived until winter she would have
been 90 years of age.
Her father, Colonel Andrew English,
served through the entire war of the Revo-
luton. He enlisted in the Continental army
April %, 1775, in a Massachusetts regiment,
and upon leaving the service at the close of
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-29
TWO CANES FOR The CHAMPS
Win the First One by Pounding Two
Of Pueblo's Pitchers.
SECOND ON GOOD BASE RUNNING
omo ha is Outbit in the second Game,
hut Hail Keeps Pueblo from
launching Them Enough
to Win the Game.

PUEBLO. Colo. June 25-Pueblo dropped
both games Of a double-header today,
losing the first by a score Of 10 TO 1 and
the second by 4 10 2.
The first game was uninteresting, as the
Champions pounded both Nichols and Mil
Ier. while Jackson held his former team
mates 10 six safe ones. Miller relieved
Nichols in the fifth inning and had one
bad inning. The second game was much
better and. while the locals outhit Omaha,
the Champions PLAYED much better ball
on bases. and won. Umpire Davis had an
Off day and was kept in hot water
throughout the afternoon. Score, first
zane:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-29
JOHN W. MCDONALD is DEAD
Former sheriff Dies at Wise Memorial
Hospital Following Two
Operations.

John w. Mcdonald died Saturday night at
$50 at the Wise Memorial hospital, his two
sons, Charles and a younger son, being at
his bedside when he passed away, together
with DR.. ummers and DR., Haupp, The end
was peaceful, though the father did not
recognize his sons or seem to be cognizant
that anyone was present.
The body will be takeE to the late resi-
dence, 2zlS Willis avenue, today. The ar
rangements for the funeral have not as
yet been made,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-29
LINCOLN HAS 1ruN WITH cHABEK
Gets a Lead on Him in Second which
Lands the Game.

DENVER, Colo. June 2s.-Assassination
OF tho curves OF Chabek gave Lincoln a
lead in inc second inning that was main
talned to the end. Denver played a strong
uphill game, but lost chances to tie by
dumb base running. Dovett, a new fielder,
was tried out. but did not come up to ex-
pectations, being called out three times
when hits meant something for the locals.
Denver needed another hit in either the
eighth or ninth innings to tie, but failed
TO secure II. though the immense crowd
I rooted cheerfully.
First Baseman Thomas was struck on
the left cheek bone by a pitched ball, his
face being crushed in. The run that came
Soff his happening is the one that Lincoln
mad to the good when Irwin flew out to
Davidson in the ninth. The game was slow
because Of continual wrangling, and the ex-
Iremely deliberate work Of the pitchers.
Moore.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-29
Racing Program mt McCook.

MCOOK, Neb., June 2S.-ISpecia )-JuIy
3 and 4 the McCook Driving Park associa-
ton will hold its midsummer series of two
been hung up and the entries are coming
in at a rate which assures a large Dumber
of starters in each class, and races of a
fast sort. July 4 the association VIII JON
with the citizens of McCook in a celebration
Of the nations birthday. On this date a
special train will be run from Wray, Colo,
to McCook and return,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-29

WAKEFIELD, Neb.. June &.-CSpecial.)-
Wakefield BANKED Concord In a holly con-
tested game here Friday, The pitching of
Dlts for the locals was the feature. He
kept the hits we'll scattered and rot a man
reached third base. The score was 5 to o.
They also dealt Wayne a blank in as fast
a game as has been witnessed this season
This makes the third successive shut out
game for the home team. The score was
8 to O. Batteries: Wakefield. Busby and
Busby; Wayne, Simon. Dunn and Pryor,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-29
Cracker Company Breaks Things.

feated the Avery, Neb,, team Sunday by a
score Of s to 8. Both teams played fast
ball. The Crockery team made four double
PLAYS and one triple play. which added to
the excitement Of the contest. batteries:
Cookery com5any, wills n and Stienr auser:
aver, Gardner and Richardson, Umpire:
j.. Schroeder.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-29
DIES MONIES TOO MUCH FOR SIOUX
Mckay Pitches Good Hall, but His
support IL Poor.

DIES MONIES, la, June &.-As Mckay
has had the "Kibosh" sign on the boosters
all year. Holmes worked him out OF turn
four games OF the seriee Reeve was
good, but his support was bad, and Ford
pitched a still bettep game than the Sioux
twirler. Mckay in the sixth inning was
the first TO bat Des Moines pitcher safely.
Curiously enough Ford was the first to
make q hit off Mckay, II being gained In
the sixth round. Des Moines gained It's
first two tallies on errors by WEIGH and a
wild pitch. A two Dagger by Reliable Bill
Dwyer and a single by Fitzpatrick brought
in the third tally. Sioux City never had a
player safely TO third base. SCore:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-29
sEAvER WINS BIG GOLF EVENT
Kansas city Man TransmisSIsSipPI
Champion.

KANSAS CITY. Mo, june 2s.-(special
Telegram)-Everett seaver Of Kansas City
is the Transmississippi golf champion. He
won the honor yesterday by defeating Harry
Lesg Of Minneapolis In the final match at
Evanston. Thirty-six holes were to have
decided the match. but the score was even
" after the thirty-sixth, and to decide The
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-29
Good Lead by Taking Two Games; ST. Louis Goes

championship another hole was played.
Seaver winning. other finals:
J. j. Gilbert. Dos Moines. defeated J. C..
Cummins, Des Moincs. 6 up 8 to play for the
presidents cup.
Albert Calm, omaha. defeated c. Il. Mar
tin, Des Moines. . up / to play FOR the
secretary's cup.
Frank Hale, Des Mo:res, defeated George
kinney, Burlington, Ia, 6 up 4 to play for
the directors cup.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-29
Red cloud shst. QUO B.rtrand.

BERTRAND. Neh., June S-(Special)-
The last OF a series OF five games was
played here yesterday, Red Cloud winning
out by a score OF 2 toe. The feature OF
the game was the pitching Of Maaska. who
held the salaried team Of Red Cloud down
TO three hits. Masters also pitched a good
game, allowing but four hits. Batteries
Red Cloud, Masters and S~choonover; Bsr-
traRd, Maaska and McWhorter. Umpire
Atkinson.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-29
ore, second game
LOUISVILLE
KANSAS CITY
Totals

'Batted for Sullivan in ninth.
'Batted for Essick in ninth.
Louisvills ............O 0 0 0 0 / 0 2-5
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-29
Will core c0asumpIson.

A. A. Hsrren, Finch. Ark, writes "Foley's
Honey and Tar is the best preparation for
coughs. colds and luIg trouble. | know
that It has cured consumption in the first
stages" You never heard OF anyone using
Foley's Honey Jnd Tar and not being salts.
fled. AL drugsistA
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-29
GAMES IN THE AMERICAN LEAGUE
81. Louis Helps Its Hold on First by
D%efeRtinR CleNelnnd.

ST. LOUIS, June 2S.--St. Louis increased
its hold on first place by defeating Cleve-
land today. 6 to /, before the largest crowd
of the season. Singles by Ferris and Crisis,
batting for Petty, and errors by Lajoie
and J. Clarke, gave the locals three runs
in the second. Joss retired in favor of
Thielman. Dineen relieved Petty and gave
but one hit. Score:
81 I nTsr= Tv Ev.r-v .N,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-29
Totals
SIOUX CITY

hits: Dryer. Bases on balls: Off Ford. 8;
off Mckay, /. Hit by pitched ball:
Bader. Wild pitch: Mckay, l. Struck out:
Niehoff, Fitzpatrick. Sacrifice hits: Bader.
Dolan. Left on bases: Des Moines, 4; Sioux
City. 1. Time of game: 1:25. Attendance:
2.0OO. Umpire: O~'Callaghan.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-29
Wake som Grease of Terrors.

The CuGahy Diamond "C' team defeated
the Terrors Sunday by a score of to l.
h fielding Of the Soapmakers was the
feature Of the game, while Horkins' long
home run and Hoffman striking out six
teen, were other features which made the
game intere sling and helred TO win for the
Diamond &C" team.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-29

pitched ball: Johnson, Thomas. MELON
ouEh. Double plays: Doll to White; Fem
lon 20 Zinrsn TO Pritchett; Gagnier to Zin-
ran; johnson to Gsgnier TO Thomas; Gag
van. Time. 2:25. Umpire: Brennan
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-29

81. Louis ..........1 3 | 0 0 1 0 IS
Cleveland .........O 0 0 0 OIL
Iwo-base hits: J. Clarke, Hoffman. Hits.
On Petty, ? in two innings; off Joss, 5 in
TWO innings; off Dineen, l in seven innings;
OH InleIman. . in six innings. Sacrifice
hits: Bradley, -Hinchman, Perrine. Left on
bases: st. Louis, s; Cleveland, 8. First
base on balls: Off Dineen, I. Struck out:
BY Dineen, /; by Thielman, 3. Time: 1:51
Umpire: Evans.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-29
GAMES IN H NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chicago Wins Two Fine Contests from
Cincinnati.

CHICAGO, June ~2s.-Chicago won both
games today, two fast and nearly perfectly
played contests, Campbell holding the locals
without a hit for five innings in the first
game. but was found easily in the last
held the visitors down to three
scattering hits in the second, only one Gin
cinnati player reaching third. Triples by
and Zimmerman gave Chicago one
run in the third. Steinfeldt's double and
Kings long single scored the other. Score
-V..-yRrNarV
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-29
Mcdonald a Real star.

Mcdonald made the real star play Of the
day. in fact two, the first inning a one
handed stop Of a %grounder and the second
was when he acted as middle man in a
double play. The catchers were the real
stars on both teams. 1t was really pitiful
to see the efforts of the cops to retire the
side in the ninth, but they were really so
tired they could not head off the base hits
which were made in profusion. Six hits
and seven runs were made in the last
inning.
The score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-29
Even break at Milwaukee,.

MILWAUKEE, June 2S.-MilwGukee and
Toledo broke even in a double-header this
afternoon, the visitors winning the first
ana the home club the second. The second
tane. which went ten innings, was won By
sinLle1 by Robinson and Flynn and a two
ba ser by Beville In the tenth. Score first
game:
Si waukee .......-...O o 0 o o. o 90
toledo .............l Q Q Q Q Q rs
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-29
Following Mayor Tom Hector.

To~N H0ctor's name proved a tonah 20
- Hooters Sunday when they PLAYED the
South Omaha Tigers and were defeated
by a score of Is TO II. Score: RH.E.
Tigers .........4 o l s 2 3 q O-15 10 I
Hcctnrs ........l 0 2 0 o . 8 oil 8 II
The Tigers are seeking prey for the
Fourth of July and would be pleased to
h ar from out-0f-town teams. Address John
MarfieSe. ''3 South Twenty-second street,
South Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-29

ST. LOUIS, June 2S.-Pittsburg took both
games of a double-header from St. Louis
today, the first went 6 TO 3 and the second
I to l. In the first game Pittsburg won out
in the last three innings by pounding Beebe
and Raymond out of the box. The second
game was closer, but Pittsburg hit HiggiIy-
botham hard enough to win, while Camnitz
held the locals safe at all stages. Score,
first game:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-29
Detroit wins Swatfest.

CHICAGO, June 2s.-Detroit defeated Chi
cago IN a game marked by heavy hitting
tirst man to face WEIGH. hit a home run
TO lett field, with the bases full in the
second inning. The locals batted well. but
showed poor judgement on the bases and
fielded badly. Score: