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Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-26
500 Have Chance
to Lose Out Yet
Ducky's Tears and kilograms of No
Avail in Changing Gaines to
Home Diamond.
Poor DuokY.

Poor Duoky.
He is UP against a hard proposition and
has to fight it out away from nome. All
his kilograms and tears were of no avail
as Pa Rourke refused to transfer the
games to Sioux City, even though the
street car strike in Omaha might cut down
the attendance.
Ducky is now but two games in the lead.
Des Moines has four games to play with
Lincoln and Sioux City has three to play
with Omaha. If Des Moines wins all four
and Holmes fails to win a game from
Omaha the pennant goes to Mr.. Higgins.
The crucial game was missed yesterday
by Holmes for that game would nave
given him the penpant. Now he has to
fight for 1t. Des Moines is playing great
ball and so are the Rourkes and what a
calamity it would be for Ducky IL either
kould lose a game.
Here are the line-ups for the Sioux City
Omaha series, which begin Sunday at S:45:
49, THa.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-26
LOUISVILLE WINS PENNANT
Distillers Cinch Championship By De-
feating Kansas City.
ONLY TWO MORE GAMES TO PLAY
BE in Lead-Other Games in the
American Assoc
citation.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. &.-Louisville
cinohed the 1909 American association pen
nant today by defeating Kansas City in
the second game Of the series, while Co
lumbus downed Milwaukee in the second
game of a double-header at Columbus
Louisville can now lose the two remaining
games yet to be played and still lead by
half a game should the Milwaukees cap
ture their two remaining games. Flaherty
pitched high class ball in today's game,
but poor base running and loose fielding
proved costly for him. Thielman was
forced to give way to Selby in the sew
enth and the change proved effective. The
season will be brought to a close here
tomorrow with a double-header. Score:
InnIaNILIE. KANSAS CITY
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-26
CUPID WINS FOOT BALL MAN
Ernest KrOEer, Nebraska Star Full
back, Surrenders to Archer.

. LINCOLN, Sept. z5.-(Special )-Cupid
has won his game with Ernest Kroger,
Nebraska's star plunging fullback of the
last two years, and will send the former
hero to Hymen's altar on September %, at
Polk, his home town. His bride will be
Katherine M. Niermann, the pretty
daughter of a rich farmer of Polk county.
For two years young Kroger was the
main dependence of the C~ornhuskers in
the backfield. He still is eligible for
another year of college foot ball, but last
spring he announced he would not return
this fall. That statement was enough to
tell his teammates that his heart had been
pierced by Cupid's dart.
Kroger has just become p years of age.
He received his law degree last spring and
expects to hang out a shingle in the little
town Of Polk.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-26

SBatted for Sparks In eighth.
sBatted for McQulllen in ninth.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-26
Topeka
Totals -.

zone out when winning run was scored.
sRatted for Kahl In ninth.
PuebIos ....... 0 0 2 0 90
Topeka .............. 0 0 l 0 y U y . Is
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-26
HASTINGS STARTS WITH WIN
Fairbury High school No Match for
Them at Foot Ball.

HASTINGS, Neb, Sept. 25,-(specisl Tel
sgram)-Hastings High chool made a
brilliant start in the foot ball season to-
day by defeating Fairbury High school.
IL 10 O. The ball vas nearly always in
Fairbury's ground. Hastings made steady
gains through all parts Of the line and
long end rum were frequent, Hoagland
made the first touchdown and Webster
the second. the latter returning on a punt
from Falrbury's vineyard line, following
Hastings only loss on downs. Collier and
Hughes were the stars on Fairbury's side,
Lineup:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-26
OMAHA WINNER
IN TENTH INNING
ROurkes Wind Up the Lincoln Season
With a Lively and Close
Contest.
ERROR STARTS THE TROUBLE
Kahn and WEIGH Put on the Finish
With a Pair Of Singles.
FORMERS BATTING A FEATURE
Patton Pitches q Good Game, But is
a Trifls Wild.
FIVE OF HIS PASSES MAKE RUNS
Ryan Also Unsteady and Two Of His
Passes Are Cashe In ny
Being Followed BY
FIVE OF HIS PASSES MAKE RUNS

LINCOLN, Sept. 25.-The season closed
In Lincoln today with a light ten-inning
game with Omaha, which the visitors won
by a score Of 4 to {. Ryan was unsteady
and two of his free passes resulted In
runs Cockman's error In the tenth, fol-
lowed by singles by Kane and Welch,
scored the winning tally. Patton pitched
n strong game for the Rourkes, but two
OF his passes led TO Lincoln's scores. Ksne's
batting was a prime factor in Omaha's
victory, Scorei
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-26

NEW YORK. Sept. 25.-One record was
broken at the New York Athletic club
track and field games at Travers island
today. when the Irish-American Athletic
club relay team defeated the New York
Athletic club quartet in a mile race. The
winners time was S:2O7s. This beats the
record held by the New York Athletic
club and Harvard teams, The winning
team was made Up OF Melvin w Sheppard,
9. 6. Cassasa, J. NJ. R~osenberser and
W. Q, Robbins
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-26
Bloomfield Wins Again.

BLOOMFIELD, Neb, Sept. ~25.-(Speciai)
-Bioomfield beat Creighton here yesterday.
Creighton imported an Omaha battery and
game was ragged. Score; RH,E.
Bloomfield 80 9 Q Q I'll 10 6
Creighton ......1 0 0 0 0 o 6 10
batteries: Bloomfield, Payer, Dilts and
Stodard Busley; Creighton, FROST and
ouigley. Hits: Off Payer, 3 in one and
one-third inning; off Dilts, 3 in seven and
tWo-thirds innings. Struck out; By Dilts.
9; BY FROST. 5. Base on balls; Off Dilts,
s: Off FROST. 4 Umpire: Bobby Black.
sr., from Sioux City. Attendance; 625.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-26
ATHLETICS WIN BOTH GAMES
Cleveland Loses. Five to Nothing and
Three 20 Nothing.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 25.-PhiladeIphla
shut out Cleveland in both games OF a
double-header today, 5 to Q and 3 to o..
Bender had Cleveland almost ct his mercy
in the opening contest, holding his OPP
ponents to four hits, while no was given
brilliant support, although McInnis made
three errors. Cleveland put up a poor
game in the field, four OF their six err
rors helping the home team to score.
In the second game Morgan and Falk-
enberg INDUCED in a pitchers battle, Phil
adelphia winning by scoring three runs in
the fourth inning on -four hits and two
errors. Morgan was hit safely for six
hits In the first four inning. but in the
last five innings he retired his opponents
in order; More than 26OO persons wit
messed the contests. Score, first game:
n.LL.n mn n.L. q ...L. IN
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-26
WICHITA GIVEN DRUBBING
Denver Hits the Ball both often and
O~ppOrtunely.

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OPpOrtuneIy.
WICHITA, Kan, Sept 25.-Denver again
swamped Wichita today, winning easily by
the score OF o to /. Bunched hits did the
Job. Two-base hits by Belden and Lindsay,
a single by Cassidy and an error by
Jokerst gave the visitors two in the first.
Singles by Haas, Olmsted and Jones, an
error by Westerzil, a base on balls and
1indBay's sacrifice fly yielded four in the
seventh, and two-base hits by Jones and
Lindsay, followed by Standards home run,
were accountable for the final three in the
ninth. Wichita scored in the fifth on
Brennan's double and Middleton's single,
the only time olmsted allowed more than
one hit in an inning. There was consider
able dissatisfaction with Derrick's umpir.
ing. Pencils fielding and the batting OF
Lindsay and Haas were features. Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-26
OMAHA.

Three-base MT; FOX. TWo-base hts;
Davidson, Cockman, Hogriever, Ryan.
Misse; Fox to Kane to Pendry. Stolen
base; Cockman. Sacrifice. hits; Davidson,
Potts C). Struck out: BY Ryan. s; by
Patton, g. Bases on balls: Off Ryan, a.;
off Patton, 3. Wild pitch: Ryan. Left on
Bases: Lincoln. 8; Omaha, l. Time; 1:50.
Umpirei Glenalvin.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-26

Totals. 20 10 81 Is OKlsw
Ar.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-26
Standing of the Teams
MER. ASSN
WEST. LEAGUE.
GAMES TODAY.
Western Learue-sioux City at ON

Western League-Sioux City at Omaha,
Lincoln at Des Moines, Denver at Wichita,
Pueblo at Topeka
National League-BCston at Chicago,
Brooklyn at st. Louis, New York at Gin
%cinnati, Philadelphia at~Pittsburg.
American Observation-Disclosures ct Co
lumbus, Kansas City at Louisville. ST. Paul
at indianapolis, Minneapolis at Toledo.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-26
WASHINGTON.
CHICAGO


Two-base hits: Schaefer, Payne, Cole.
Sacrifice hits: Milan 20, Johnson. Stolen
base: Parent. Double plays: Parent to Pur-
tell to AltiEeT. Mcbride 10 SchRfer to ing
laub. Left on bases: Washington, 5; Chi
cago. 6; First base on balls: OFF Johnson,
!. First base on errors: Washington, q;
Chicago, 2 Hit by pitched ball; BY John
son, l. Passed balls: Hardy, 2. Struck out:
Empires: O'Loughlin and EgAn.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-26
ST. LOUIS WINS FROM BROOKLYN
First Victory for the Cardinals in
sixteen Games.

ST. LOUIS, Sept, 95.-st. Louis won its
first victory In 16 games and the first at
home since August 10. defeating Brooklyn,
Y TO 4, today. Dent started pitching for
Brooklyn, but after giving five bases on
balls, a hit and a sacrifice fly, he gave
way to Wilhelm The latter was hit for
two home runs, in addition TO numerous
singles and doubles, Score:
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Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-26
NEW YORK.
DETROIT.


Two-base hits. Szorlarity Cobb. Three
base hits: Crawford, schmidt. Home run:
Chase, Sacrifice hit: OLeary. stolen
base: O'Leary. Left on bases: Detroit.
4; New York, I. Base on errors: Detroit, 1.
Struck out: BY Doyle, 2. Base on balls:
OFF Doyle, 3; off Mullin, /; off Works, l.
Hit by pitched ball: BY Mullin, Doyle.
Hits: Off Doyle, 8 in five inings; off Car
roll, 2 In two innings; off Mullin, 3 In six
innings; off Works, 1 in one inning. Time:
1 20. UmpiresI Perrlne and Evans.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-26
DENVER

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Struck out: By Brennan, 4; by Olmsted.
T. First baso on balls: OFF Brennan, q:
Off Olmstsd, g. Stolen bases: Pennell.
Armstrong. Sacrifice Tits: Hughes, Ohm
sted. Sacrifice fly: Lindsay. Two-base
hits: Pennell Armstrong, Brennan, Belden.
Jones, Lindsay (), Home run Standard.
Double play; Jones to Hartman TO Lind
Rsy. Left on bases: Wichita. g.; Denver. l.
limo: l:1. Umpire; Derrick. Attend
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-26
KANSAS CITY.

SacrItlce MIS-. Happs, Hushts. Two
base hits; Shannon, Carlisle, F1aherty.
Three-base hit: Carlisle. Double plays:
Love to Rapps, Rapps tunassisted(, Car
isle to Wolfe. Struck out: BY Thielman.
l. First base on balls: Off Thielman, 2;
off Flaherty, 2; off Selby, /. Hit by
pitched ball: Woodruff, shannon. Left on
bases: Kansas City, 9. Time: 1:45. UNI
pires: Hayes and Guthrie.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-26
SIOUX CITY

Two-base hits: Mattick, WEIGH. Three
base hits: Kerner, Miller. Base on balls;
Off Miller, 2: off Clarke, l. Passed ball:
Lewis. Struck out: By Miller, 3; by Clarke,
4, Stolen base; Kerner. Sacrifice hits:
Dalton, Niehoff, BRder. Time: l;b6. At
tendance, 1900. Umpires; Haskell and Null
len.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-26
PIRATES BLANK PHILLIES
Visitors Fail to Find Camnitz and
and Are Shut Out.
HOME TEAM HITS THE BALL
Two Runs Are Made in Fourth and
Two in Fffth-PittsburEs Need
But Two More Games 20
Win Pennant.

P~GTTSBURG, Sept. 25,-Tho Philadelphia
team made its last appearance in Pittsburg
today and was beaten by a score of 5 to
0. 1t reached third base only twice. The
Pittsburgs hit the ball hard and had no
trouble In winning. They need only two
more victories to cinch the pennant. Score:
PTTTsBURG. PHILADELPHIA
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Miss sutton Beats Mis-. Hammond.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept 25.-Miss Nav
sutton. Pacific coast and former worlds
lawn tennis champion. defeated Miss
Louise Hammond. Metropolitan champion,
here today, 80, ga So The match was
playedo n the courts OF the Merton
krtckot club a. HAvertord
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MILLER HAS IT ON SIOUX
Holds Them to Four Hits and Only
One Run in Nine Innings.
BOOSTERS GET FOUR OVER PAN
Poor support Of Pitcher Clarke by
the Sioux Also Contributes to
Their Defeat, Five Errors
against Them.
BOOSTERS GET FOUR OVER PAN

DIES MONIES, Sept 25.-Mfler again
showed his mastery over Sioux City, al
lowing but four hits. Welch's double was
followed by stovall's SINGLE. giving the
champs a run. Sioux City gave Clarke
poor support. Kerner made a great catch
in left field. Score:
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NEW YORK

Two-base hit: T. Jones. Three-bRse hits;
ID JoneE. Crawford. Sacrifice hits:
O'Leary, Bush. Stolen bases: Hemphill,
Bush. Left on bases: Detroit, 8; New
York, 8. Base on errors: New York, l.
Detroit, 1. Struck out. By Manning, o.;
by Summers, 4. Base on balls: orr sum
mers, 2; off Manning, 2. Hit by pitched
ball: BY Summers. Knight. Time; 200.
EMPIRES: Evans and Perrine.
score, second game:
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ST PAUL.


Slated for Kilroy in the second.
"Batted for Steele in the ninth.
sBatted for Graham I'm the tenth.
zone out when inning run scored.
Indianapolis zee. 0 0 0 0 0 0 / 7
st. Paul. .......... 0 3 0 0 2 o. 6
Two-base hits: Hopke, Liese. Three-base
hits: Davis, Murray. Struck out: By
Graham, Z: by Kilroy, 2; by Steele, 4: by
Laroy, 2. Double play: Boucher 10 Wrig-
ley to Flynn. Stolen bases: Carr, Hayden,
Spencer, Murray, Boucher. Passed ball:
spencer. Hits: Off Kilroy, 3 in one in
ming; off Steele, 9 in seven innings; 81
Laroy, 2 in two innings. First base on
balls: Off Kilroy. 1; off Steele, l; off
LaToy, 8; off Graham, S. Sacrifice hits:
Hayden, Howley, Hopke. Time: 200. I'm
piTe: King.
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REDS WIN THE FIRST GAME
Second is n Tie and is Called on Sc
count of Darkness.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 25.-Cincinnati won
the first and tied the second game of to-
days double-header, the second contest
being called at the end OF the ninth, In
ming onNaccount of darkness. Score, first
Uap,a.
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Omaha
Sioux City.
Nnnkton Wins Onener.

YANKToN, S. D., SEPT. 25.-(Special
Telegram. THE foot ball season was
opened today by Yankton college defeat
ing Sioux City High school. Score IL
to s.
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Double Victory Of American League
Leaders at New York Due to
Superior All Round Play.
COBB STARS IN THE BATH
0utfielder Makes Four Hits in Seven
Times at Bat.
SECOND is CALLED IN SEVENTH
When Darkness Comes Visitors Are
Far IN Lead,
ATHLETICS WIN BO-H GAMES
Cleveland Fails 70 uit Bender nnd
Morgan 10 Advantage and Fail~
10 score in Ei.hCr
Game.
Makes Four Hits in Seven
Times at Bat.

NEW YORK, Sept 25.-Dctroi L. ,n-
perior play took a pair of games flon Sew
York today, the scores being : to l and 10
to T. The visitors outhit the locals and
also outflelded them. The second game
was called at tho end of\the seventh In
ming. with Detroit far In the lead. Score
first game;
Drrpot NrW yORE
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IWo-Dabe MT: hnabe, Ihree-base hts:
hits: Leach, Miller 0). Magee. Stolen
bases: Leach, Doom: First base on balls:
pitched ball: Titus. MRsee. struck out:
BY Camnitz 4; by McQuiiien. {. First base
on errors; Pittsburg, 2. Left on bases;
Pittsburg, 6; Philadelphia, 10. Hits: OFF
Sparks In seven innings, 8. Time: LIS.
EMPIRES: Emslle and Rigler.
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Hastings

Cherry Of FairbuTy. Head neman Mo
Lean Of Hastings,
In q practice game Hastings college de-
feSted Minden High school today, q to g..
II was largely a tryout game for the col
lsEe substitutes.
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WHITE Sox WIN BOTH GAMES
Senators Make Hut One Run In Eight.
cen Innings.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 25,-Chicago de-
feated Washington today in both games of
the double header. A base on balls and
two singles scored Chicsgo's two run in
the first game, while Burns outpitched
Johnson in the second. Sensational plays
were made by Le1ivelt, Conroy and Mes
senger Score, first game: