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Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-24
LANG LOSES HIS OWN GAME
Wild Heave in the Eighth Spells an
Otherwise Splendid Record.
KELLEY IS IN FINE FETTLE
Holds Des Moines 90 Five Hits and
Does Not Issue n Free Pass or
HIT n Des MOines Player
During Game.
Omaha, 2; Des Moines, /.

Omaha, 2; Des Moines. l.
A battle royal by the pitchers.
Kelley and Lang INDUCED in a pitchers
battle which was a corker at Vinton park
Friday afternoon before a large number
Of the falrer sex and others. Both pitchers
were the central figures in the fray all
the way through and the game was finally
lost to Des Moines through a Wild heave
by Mr.. Lang, who had pitched shutout
ball from the start to finish.
Des Molnes had scored one early in the
game and the score was / to 0 in favor
OF the Hlgginses when the Rourkes came
to bat in the eighth inning. Until that
fatal eighth Lang had been stingy with
his hits and but four had been secured
by Omaha. Fisher led off with a hard
drive through the pitchers box which Lang
was forced to sidestep. Pendry tried to
sacrifice. but soon had two strikes on
himself and decided to hit 'er out He
swung hard and the ball rolled toward
third base. Lang took after It and, al
though Pendry had the ball beaten, Lang
gave 1t a heave and It went too wide for
Dwyer to reach. The ball kept rolling
and Fisher and Pendry kept running and
both crossed the home plate before the
flelders could get it back into the dia-
mond.
Both Ia Rourke and Pa Higgins wanted
to win that game, as It decided who would
be registered in second place in the pen
nant race this morning and both sent in
the best they had to do the honors.
Kelley had pitched three innings the day
before and Lang had pitched Wednesday.
Both were In fine fettle. Kelley did not
pass a man and held Des Molnes to five
hits. while Lang was hit safely six times
and passed four, giving Kelley the better
OF the argument The first two hits made
off Kelley went for triples, although one
took a bad bound over Kings head when
It should have been a single.
Des Molnes made the first run In the
fourth inning when, with two out, Mat
tick hit a hard drive toward King and
the ball went for three sacks. Dwyer hit
TO the captain, who fooled, and allowed
Mattick to score.
Des Moines tried hard to ever up matters
In the ninth, but fell short. They sue
ceeded in getting three men on bases wher
Clyde Williams struck out. With one
iown Bader singled to Kings garden and
Mattick followed suit. Dwyer fouled out
10 Slugger Bill and Niehoff was hit by
a pitched ball, filling the bases. A single
might mean two runs. Clyde Williams
former coach of the University of Iowa
foot ball team, was at bat. He swung
hard a couple OF times and the third
strike Glenalvln called on him and the
game was over,
The score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-24
SOUTH DAKOTA TENNIS TOURNEY
Barton Wins Championship for Third
Consecutive Time.

MITCHELL, S. D., July 2~S.-(special Tel
egr~am.)-This afternoon saw the finish
OF the big matches in the state tennis
tournament. In the morning Branson
played Barton of Sioux Falls in the cham
pionship match and 1t was a hard fought
struggle from start to finish, II taking five
sets to finish the match. Barton won the
last set after being played to the limit by
Branson, The score was 4-6. IS. Ga, 46, SO.
This gives the owing cup to Barton, who
has won II three times In succession.
This afternoon occurred the championship
match In doubles between Barton and Phil
lips and Branson and Wells, the former
defending their title as state champions
from last year. Barton and Phillips won
the match In three straight sets. go, 90.
6-2. Barton and Phillips thus won the sill
yer loving cup and It remains their personal
property. In the consolation doubles, final
round. HaRer and Blake beat Rowley ard
Winsor. go. SO. 6-2
At the annual meeting the following Of
f"ers were elected: DR.. Ray Smith, Mitch
ell. president; A. L. Hoffman and Tore tie
gen OF Sioux Falls and Fred Blum OF Kim
hall, vice president; F. r. Phillips, Sioux
Falls, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
The next tournament WIFI be held at Sioux
Falls. II was decided at the meeting 10
make the future tournaments open 10 all
! cnmsrE- In as much a. the so'ssh naL~'s
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-24

Nv O-base hits. Armbruster, WlIIlams,
Hopke. Three-base hit: Murray. Struck
out: BY Kuepper, 4; by Liese, 4. Hits: OFF
Liese, 8 in seven and two-thirds innings
none off Leroy in one and a third innings.
Base on balls: Off Kuepper, 8; off Liese,
8. Sacrifice hits: Kuepper, Yeager, Wrlg-
ley ~. Double plays Davidson to Will
liam to Hayden, Williams to Carr. Hit by
pitched ball: Hayden, Williams, Davis,
O'Brien. Umpire: Sullivan. Time: 1:50.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-24
SEATTLE WINS IN Y. NJ. G. A. MEET
Vancouver is Second and Kansas City
Third in Contest.

SEATTLE, Wash, July 23.-Seattle won
first place in the International Young Mems
Christian Association Handicap meet at the
Alaska Pacific exposition today, taxi
ing 2S points. Vancouver, b. c., with 20
points, took second, and Kansas City, third,
with II points. Chicago scored s points and
Philadelphia 6. The eastern teams saved
most of their men for the championship
meet tomorrow. Summaries:
Twelve-pound hamme throw: w. Bruiset
G2 feet), Everett, Wash, won; o. Ander-
son 90 feet), Seattle. second; r. Kanatzra
(scratch). Kansas City, third. Distance, IN
Guiding handicap, 81 feet s inches.
One hundred-yard dash: J. Koenigsdorf
(scratch). Kansas City, won; G. Sutton q
Yard, Philadelphia, second. Time: 0:10%.
Four hundred and forty-yard run: Nc
Cartney (scratch). Chicago, won; NJ. Dilla-
bough (scratch), Vancouver, p. c., second.
Time: O:532b.
Two hundred and twenty-yard run: ].
Girard (6 yards). Tacoma. won; G. Sutton
q YARDS. Philadelphia, second; f. Mitch
ell e yards), Vancouver, third. Time: 0:23%.
Eight hundred and eighty-yard run: D.
Stophe go yards), Kansas City, won; ".
Watson (scratch), Tacoma, second. Time:
2:Os.
Twelve-pound shot: J. Reschene q feetl.
Seattle. won: c. c. Chapman q feet). Chi
cago, second. Distance, including handi-
cap, As feet.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-24
LAKE ERIE TROTTING RACES
Talent HIT Hard when Mercy Me
Wins PncInm Rnce.

ERIE. Pa, July 23.-W hen Mercy Me won
the 2lO pace In the afternoons card OF the
Lake Erie circuit the talent was hit hard.
Contractor and Black Dart were favorites,
but neither had a chance. Summaries
PIG pace, purse $500: Skiddoo won second,
third and fourth heats and race. joyful
Chimes second, Billy c. third. Best time:
2:l5iR, by Skiddoo.
2:2i trot, purse $500: Stoller won in
straight heats, Miss Baritone second, Hart
ford Belle third. Best time: 2.l6L.
2:1O pace, purse 800: Mercy Me won in
straight heats, Black Dart second. Contrac-
, tor third. Best time: 2:ll1a.
2:1s trot. purse $500: Lydia Bryan won in
straight heats, Monk second, Hannah
Shouten third. Best time: 2:lSA.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-24
GREAT WESTERN HARNESS RACES
Four Days Meeting at Springfield
Has Small Attendance.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, July 23-The four
DAYS meeting of the Great Western circuit
closed today with a small attendance.
Summarizes:
2:2l pace, purse 500: Ruby Clay won in
straight heats, Martha Dillon second, Cecil
liam Blaze third. Time: 2:ll.
2:O pace. purse 500: Mary X. won in
straight heats. Miss Florentine second,
Chaplain Root third, Time: 2:11H.
Half mile running: Miss Comstock won,
The Scout second, Very Royal third. Tine:
0:5l.
Three-fourths of a mile running. Come
On-Sam won, Maurine second, Scare Crow
third. Time: ILL.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-24
TIGERS TAKE BOTH GAMES
Wild Pitching, Errors and Hitting
Combine to Beat Boston.
WHITE S0X BEAT ATHLETICS
Philadelphia Team shut Out at
Chicago Senators Defeat Sc.
Louis - Games I'm the
American League,
HrTE sox BEAT ATHLETICS

DETROIT, July 23.-Detroit won both
parts OF a double-header from Boston to-
day. Woods wildness in the opening In
ming, and errors in the eighth, with which
Detroit mixed two triples, decided the first
contest. Mullin saved this game for him
self by a great stop Of stahl's liner with
the bases full.
In the second game Boston punched hits
off Speer but once. Collins pitched well,
but Detroit hit whenever he gave openings
by witness. The games were played on
a wet field. Rain fell during the morning
and at the start the day was the coolest
Of the summer. Score, first game:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-24
FAST TINE AT FREMONTRACES
Dick Allen PAGES Mile in 2:0S IA on
Half-Mile Track.
CLOSE TO NEBRASKA RECORD
Had GeldinE been Pushed He Could
Easily Have Lowered Mark, which
IL 2iOs-Attendance IL
Large,

FREMONT, Eeb., July 2S-(Special Tele-
g~ram)-The best time ever made on the
Fremont track and only a quarter Of a sec
ond more than the fastest time made I'm
the state on a half-mile track. was made
this afternoon by Dick Allen in the free
for-all. II was in the second heat and was
2:OSk. The gelding won easily. and IL he
had been hard pushed by Don It looked as
thought he could have clipped off a half
second and beat the state record.
in the 2:A trot The Legislator lost his
chances Of winning by breaking his check
rein just as he struck the back stretch. He
fell way behind the bunch. but recovered
himself and by means of skillful driving
passed up TO fourth.
The 2:25 pacing race was well contested,
The judges announced a change of drivers
OF Tom Lawson after the second heat, but
Allen Bros Klataflo won out. Minnie
Oneida, a promising black mare, showed
good action in the first and second heats
and looks like a coming winner this sea-
son.
The betting crowd had put up heavily
on Tom Lawson and Fox 5. in this race.
Nearly all stores and the county and
city offices were closed this afternoon and
there was a big crowd which filled the
grandstand and spread along the quarter
stretch and both sides of the track. Sum
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-24
CLOSING DAY OF ONAwA RACES
Jim Fisk Wins Special Trot In
Straight Heats.

ONAwA. Ia, July 23.-(Special Telc-
~gram)-Today marked the close of the
four-day race meet, which has been a great
success from a race standpoint, but some
what of a failure from a financial view.
Summaries:
Special trot, best three in five: Jim Fisk,
owned by NJ. FISH of Curlew, Ia, won in
three straight heats. Mr.. Dooley, owned
by Peter Delier of Sioux city, was second,
and Frank S., owned by Ed Pyle of Valley
City, S. D., third. Best time: 2.l94.
The 2:@ pace for a $500 purse, best three
in five. was won by Low Mary, owned
by Mel Fisk of Curlew. Ia. Matty W.,
by Mcbride Wilson of jefferson, Ia.
was second and Western Brew, owned by
M. NJ. Wise of Onawa, third. Best time:
2:2Sh.
The novelty running race for a 800 purse
for a quarter of a mile, half a mile, three
quarters of a mile and one mile was won
by Lady Chemist, owned by w. A. Philpot.
Time for mile: 1:47h.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-24
Score, first game:

Two-base hit: Cobb. Three-base hits:
Mcintyre, Killifer, Speaker, Stahl. Sacrifice
hit: Mcconnell. Sacrifice fly: Lord.
Stolen bases: Crawford, Speaker, McCon-
nell. Double play: Mcconnell to Wagner
to Stahl. Left on bases: Detroit, Z; Boston,
IL. First base on balls: off Mullin, 5; off
Wood, T. First base on errors: Detroit, 3.
Struck out: BY Mullin, 8; by Wood. g..
Time: 1851. Umpires: Connolly and Egan.
Score, second game:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-24
IOUX, CITY DEFEATS LINCOLN
Prohihs Are BADLY Crippled, but Put
I'm a Good Game,

SIOUX CITY, Ia, July 2a-LincoIn came
10 town today with only about half OF its
players Tn bslated ones missed train
connections somewhere I'm Nebraska,
among them being both catchers. Jack
Thomas went behind the bat, while Nc
Cafferty tried to take his place at first. but
made a signal failure. Jude was also our
or the game because OF q sprained ankle
received while playing an exhibition game
somewhere In Nebraska yesterday. Not
outstanding their crippled condition the
Links made the champions go some to
the second inning when Campbell misjudgei
Davidson's fly and allowed him TO take
three bases. He scored on a fieldersl
0holcc. The other three came over the
plate In the eighth, on a pass and hits BY
Waldron. Gagnier and Davidson, the latter
getting another three-bagger. The Cham.
pions cinched the game In their half OF tins
inning on a double by Campbell and sin,
giles by Hunter Smith and Welch. Score:
'.r 'SIOTTX CTTY
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-24
Red Cloud Win. from Friend.

RED CLOUD, Neb.. July 23~.-(Special
Telegram.)-Red Cloud again defeated
Friend today by a score of 4 to l. 1t was
an interesting game from the start, with
Red Cloud playing errorless ball. Fugate
and Simpson both pitched well. Score:
Red Cloud ......O o 0 2 0 - 3
Friend ....."....0 0 o 0 / o OIL Z 2
Batteries: Red Cloud. Fugate and Car
roll Friend, Simpson and Garden. Left
on bases: Red Cloud, I; Friend, L. Struck
out: BY Fugate, 10; by Simpson, 6.
TIL same teams play here tomorrow.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-24
RAIN PREVENTS MANY GAMES
Weather in East Interferes with All
National League Contests.

NEW YORK, July 23.-Jupiter Pluvius
spilled his rain pots throughout the east
today and the heavy %downpour caused a
general postponement of base ball games.
All contests in the National, New Eng
land and state leagues, except at Elmira.
where six innings were played, we're de-
clared off on account Of rain and wet
grounds, while in Cleveland the New
Hork-Cleveland game in the American
league was postponed on account of the
elements. In only three cities, Chicago,
Detroit and st. Louis, were games played
today. The Eastern league was more
fortunate, the games at Montreal and
Buffalo being played. Only one game
was played in the Tri-State league, that
at York, Pa.
The postponement of the New York
chicago contest here caused d~isappoint-
ment among thousands of base ball en-
thusiasts, as both teams are fighting
for second place in the National league
so as to be in a position to to dislodge
Pittsburg from the lead.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-24

DALLAS

DALLAS, s., D., July 22.-To the Editor
Of The Bee: Please give us decision on
following play: Man on first; batter hits
ball to shortstop on infield ely balD. UNI
pire calls infield fly. Man on first runs to
second as soon as umpire calls infield fly.
Shortstop throws to first base. Is man on
second out or not? Thanking you in ad-
vance, we remain,
READERS OF THE BEE.
Ans.-Man on second out. as rule on in
field flies does not apply with only one on
bases.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-24
Wayne Refuses to Finiah.

BLOOMFIELD, Neb., July ~23.-(SpeciaI.)
here yesterday. In the eighth inning, with
the score 8 to 2 in favor OF Bloomfield, the
Wayne team refused to finish the game
RH.E.
Bloomfield ........2 / 100 O-s l3 2
Wayne ......,....,0 0 / o % 5 4
Batteries: Bloomfield, Dilts and Busby;
Wayne, Sass and Fido.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-24
Bloomfield beats Carroll.

CARROLL, Neb., July 23,-(Special.)-Al
though Cooper pitched a good game for
the game here this morning. Waters,
who won from Randolph yesterday after
noon, pitched again for Bloomfield. Score
Carroll -. 0 0 1855 G5
Batteries: Bloomfield, Waters and Gard
ner; Carroll, Cooper and left.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-24
Nebraska City Wins in EIerenth

NEBRASKA CITY. Neb., July 2s.-(spe-
cial Telegram.)- - eleven-inning game
was played here this evening between the
Boosters of this city and the Syracuse
team. 1t was a warm game from start TO
finish and a large crowd was present to
enjoy II. Score:
Syracuse .."....0 Q 0 l %
Batteries: Syracuse, Case and Keithley;
Boosters, Smith and Thomas. Umpire:
Baker.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-24
)cfeat Mexican Team in Tournament
at Minneapolia

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, July 23.-Mac-
Laughlin and James, the Californians, de
feated the MacQuiston brothers Of Mexico
today in the Northwestern Tennis tourna-
ment by a score Of Us, 6-3. "a.
This afternoon MacLauEhlin defeated
Long. Pacific coast champion in the semi
final singles, Sc, 4-6, Sc, 6-S, SO.
Tomorrow Mclaughlin and James will
meet Bundy and Sinsabaugh for the cham
pionship and mclaughlin also meets EN-
erson In singles for the championship,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-24
BrrOrIess Playing FaiIs TO Win 70.
BLOOMINGTON


DAVENPORT, July 23.-Although Bloom
ington played an errorless game today,
Davenport was able to win, s to 6 by hit
ting the ball at the right time. Score
Davenport 80 0 210sO 2 IS Is 8
Bloomington 30 0 3 0 0 l ID s 0
Batteries: Fleet and e. Smith; Davidson
and Smith.
ROCK ISLAND. July 2a.-Rock Island de-
feated Peoria in a one-sided contest today,
II to 2 Score: II.
Rock ~Island....o 0 2O2og2 oil Is 2
Peoria .........0 0 0 0 0 0 o. 3 3
Batteries: Hardin and Starke; Havelock
and Higgins.
DUBUQUE, July 23-Dubuque batted out
seven runs in the third inning off Cowell
today and won from Decatur, I to 0. Cow
ell has been sold to the st. Louis Nationals.
Score: RH.E.
Dubuque ........O o 7 o 10000 Oil 3
Decatur ........,0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 90 2 0
Batteries: Wilder and Nunnemacher;
Cowell, Burns and Mcnamara,
CEDAR RAPIDS, July 23.-Cedar Rapids
took both games from Springfield today,
the first 8 to 0 and the second. which went
thirteen innings, 5 to T. Score first game:
RH.E.
Cedar ,Rapids...1 o o 0 "a S
Springfield 80 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 90 1
Batteries: Spencer and Rohrer; Steger and
johnson.
Score, second game: RH.E,
Cedar Rapids. % 00010O0oO0OS 9
Springfield ....1OOOOOOOO O0S+ 3 2
Batteries: Carmichael and Kelly; Steiger
and Johnson.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-24
Divide DoabIe-Hender.

COLUMBUS. o.. July 2S.-Kansas City
did the most hitting in today's double
header, but fell a victim in the first game
to three fast double plays. one In the
tenth inning by Moriarity alone. Columbus
won in the twelfth. Kruger doubled and
Congalton singled. Dorner filled the bases
by walking James ~purposely and then hit
Odwell, forcing Kruger home Link had
one bad inning in the second game, while
Flaherty prevented any Columbus runner
from reaching third. Rain fell at inter
walls during the afternoon. Score, first
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-24
Cedar Rapids Wins Close Game.

CEDAR RAPIDS, Neb., July 2s.-(spe-
cial.)-The local base ball team defeated
the Spalding nine in a closely contested
game. The locals won the game in the
ninth inning, scoring four runs. The score
was u to II. Batteries: Cedar Rapids,
burE brothers.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-24
Red sox Defeated mt sidney.

SIDNEY, Neb., July 23,-(Speclal Tele-
gram.)-The Kansas City Red Sox and the
Sidney base ball team played a splendid
game here today, resulting in a score OF
Kansas City. 10 0 0 0 / O5
Batteries: Sidney, Collins and AEnew;
Kansas City Red Sox, Merkle and Gibson.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-24
ranger ana Firemen.

The Rangers and the Flremen will clash
at Thtrtieth and Spaulding at 2:SO sharp
Sunday. Bender, the college pitcher, will
be in the box for the Rangers, with Over
catching, while big left-handed Haley
VIII throw them over for the Firemen, with
Cassidy, recently Of the Americans, catch
inc. Following Is the lineup:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-24
Position. Signal Corps.
HoIdreEe and Cambridge spIit.

HOLDREGE. Neb.. July 2S.-(Special)-
Holdrege played Cambridge two games to-
day and shut them out In the first by a
score Of II TO O without an error. Cam
bridge shut out the home team In the sec
First game. Holdrege, Fenner and Water
man; Cambridge. Gilbert and Carol: sec
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-24
Hastings Wins in Tenth.

SUPERIOR, Neb., July ~G-CSpecial
captured a game
from Superior today in a closely fought
ten-ining contest, score 3 to 2. Batterles:
For Superior, Clark and Depew; for Has
tings, Brenneck and Weigart Each team
scored nine hits.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-24

Totals......0 IL I rotaiS,.....C brS5 10
'None out when winning run was scored.
Columbus CIV :,d SSSSSSGSSS5
Sacrifice hits: Brashear (D, Love. Sac
rifice fly: Carlisle. First base on balls
OFF Upp, 4; off Dorner, 2. Two-base hits:
o'RouTke, Kruger Hetling. Double plays:
Upp to James TO Odwell, O'Rourke to
Hit by pitched ball: Congalton. Odwell.
Struck out: BY Upp, 8; by Dorner, /
Time: l:S. Umpires: Guthrie and Owens
Score, second gamei
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-24
Game at henson Saturday.

The Baker Bros. team will meet the fast
Banner Lodge Fraternal Union of America
Krue park, Saturday afternoon at 8 O'clock.
A good deal of rivalry exists between
these two teams, consequently a $50 purse
Both teams are in the pink of condition
and have been playing fast ball, so a good
battle is predicted. Following Is the lineup:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-24
DENVER

Three-base hit: Geler. IWo,pase hlts;
Wooley, Downie. Base on balls: Off
Struck out: BY Wright, /; by Shandow,
2; by Adams, 4 Hts. Off shandow, 2 in
Cassidy to Thompson: Lindsay, unassisted;
Jones to Thompson; Kunkle to Abbott,
Stolen bases; Wooley, Jones (2), Standard,
Mag. Passed ball: Thompson. Left on
bases: Topeka, 4; Denver, r. Time: 200.
Umpire: Mullen. Attendance: 500.
Game Postponed.
At Wichita-Pueblo Wichita game post
poned. Teams failed to arrive,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-24
Totals
DIES MONIES,

lhIcc-pdSe nltSs mattlCk, Lewis, Base
on balls: OFF Lang, 4, Hit by pitched
bali; Lang. Struck out: By Kelley, 4;
by Lang, 8, Left on bases: Omaha, q;
Dos Moines, G, Double play: Bader to
Nichott TO Williams. Stolen bases: Kane
90, King Fisher, WEIGH. Time: 1:JO.
Umpire: Glenalvin. Attendance: 1900.
Notes Of the Game.
Kelley made two clean hits, but neither
were cashcd in.
Glenalvin' has his chest protector with
him this time, but he needs an Interpreter
10 tell whether he calls a ball or strike
Blersdofer and Miller are both in fine
shape and another battle royal is looked
Tor today when Lower or Sanders Will
Omaha had a good chance to score in
the nth, when with one out Kelley and
Fisher singled and Fisher stole second.
rendry .hif q line drive to Bader and
Fisher, thinking II could not be caught,
started for home. Bader caught the bali
and a double play nipped the chance to
score.
The Itourkes had a good opportunity to
score IN the fourth inning, when with two
out Kane singled. He stole second and
Thtn SIN drew a pass they executed a
double steal. Lang seemed to be afraid
or Slugger BIZ and passed him also, fin
ing the sacks. Buck Franck spoiled the
chance by popping up one which Lewis
caught.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-24

TotAls......o sH Z
'Batted for Link in eighth.

Kansas city ,....,. Q SiiSSSS "a
Stolen base; Flaherty. Sacrifice hits;
Link. Brashear, Carlisle. First base on
Flaherty, l. Two-base hit: sullivan. Dou-
bic plays: Brashear to Love to Beckley,
Hetling to Brashear to Beckley. Hit by
pitched ball: Congalton. Struck out: BY
Link, 4; by Pickett. 1. Hits: off Link In
eight innings, o Time: i:2A umpires'
ON ems and Guthrie
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-24
COnnorn Throwa Rooney.

DUNBAR, Neb, July 23.-CSpecial)-A
big wrestling match was pulled OFF last
last evening at the opera house, under
the auspices OF the local lodge Of Eagles.
trainer, Tom Connors, now of Omaha, and
p. ]. Rooney of Des Moines, A good audi
ence was present and the affair was clean
and good throughout. Mr.. Rooney won the
first fall, which required twelve minutes
OF hard wrestling. The other two, which
won the match. were captured by Tom
Corners, after several close calls al the
hands OF the agile Rooney.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-24
Two Games al West side

A double-header is scheduled for Sunday
on the West Sides grounds
and Pacific. The first game
will be between the Independent Lumber
Company and the Red Stars, followed by
The West Sides and Mandy Lees. The West
Lineup.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-24
Independents Beat Berean..

BEATRICE, Neb., July 23-(Special)-In
the Sunday School Base Ball league last
evening the Independents won from the
The feature OF the game was the pitching
of Hobbs of the Independents, who held
his opponents to two hits. The score:
l. R.H.E.
Independents 3 6
beIeduS b 2
Batteries: Independents, Hobbs and
Kline; Bereans, Deland and Collier.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-24
WRhOO Wins Ragged Game.

WAHOO, Neb.. July 23.-(Special Tele-
gram.)-Wahoo won a ragged game from
The Missouri Coloreds. Features of the
game was Anderson's batting, he getting
four hits, one home run and scoring two
men ahead Of him. Score: R.H,E e.
Missouri ...... 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 e-3 s
Wahoo .......1 2 2 l 0 8 "-13 10 2
Batteries: Turner and Toodles; Anderson
and Johnson.
Two-base hits: Simodynes, Cook. Home
rum: Anderson. Struck out: BY Anderson.
8; by Turner, 5. Umpire: happening.