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Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-31
EVANS AND SECkEL WIN
Exmoor and Riverside Golfers Meet
in Finals Today,
YOUNG MEN TO THE FRONT
-
Neither of the Nictors in Yesterdays
Play il over Twenty Years
O~Id--Good scores
are Made.
MEN TO THE FRONT

FLOSMOOR, ILL.,. July @-Charles Evans.
jr, Of ENmoor and Albert Scckel Of River
side handily defeated their opponents in
the semi-final round Of the western anna
teur golf championship tournament at the
Homewood Country club today, and hey
will meet in the finals tomorrow. Evans de-
feated Paul Hunter of Midlothian hy S up
and Z TO play. ScCkel won from Kenneth
p Edwards Of Midlothian by 5 up and . to
play. The two who meet in the finals to-
morrow have the distinction Of being The
youngest PAIR that ever fought the baltic
for the greatest amateur honors in the
west. Evans is barely Is and Seckel is 20.
Evans defeated Hunter, who is also Is
years old, and Edwards age is %.
The Evans-Hunter match brought out the
better golf of the two semi-final battles.
Evans played brilliantly in the morning,
but Hunter, with the skill and GOODNESS Of
a veteran Of twice his experience, made
his rival fight hard for ever advantage ne
was able to secure. Evans led by 3 up at
the end Of the morning eighteen holes, ana
missed an apparently easy chance to make
It 4 up by carless putting on the home
gYaap The Car1e. o.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-31
BLUE RIBBON MEETING ENDS
Hamburg Belle Lowers Her Record
in Exhibition Mile.
LADY MAUD c. WINS FREE PACE
Lady Jones Wins 2iO5 TrOt from
sterling Mckinney and SPAN
ish Queen-Horses Go to
Kalamazoo.
LADY MAUD c. WINS FREE PACE

DETROIT, Mich, July O-The twenty
fifth annual Blue Ribbon meeting came to
a close this afternoon in a blaze Of glory,
when Hamburg Belle lowered her own
record two seconds at 2.O2%. In view OF
the high wind on the back stretch it was a
splendid performance. The mare was paced
by a runner Just back of her and was well
rated. The driving club gave a handsome
silver cup to her youthful owners, the
sons of John e. Madden.
The racing feature of the card was the
free-for-ali pace and it was handily won
by Lady Laud c., her heats being in the
fastest time of the year.
In the 2O7 trot Sterling Mckinney and
Spanish queen both broke in the first heat.
which was easy for Lady Jones. Sterling
Mckinney trotted the second one and
reduced his record half a second, but he
broke in the third when Lady Jones caught
him in the stretch and the mare won.
The 2?H pace was fought to the limit
with three heat winners. Argot, Hal and
Bosun had won heats in slow time. Lady
Elgin got her stride and won the third in
2:05%. She acted badly after that and was
beaten by the BoSun.
Another fast race was the 200 pace. In
which Tony Swift was the best and stepped
in 2:O5%.
ORC Bellini won the 2:25 trot through his
good manners and speed in the stretch.
The horses go from here TO Kalamazoo,
where the grand circuit holds forth next
week.
Summaries:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-31
Hastings wins Red cloud.

RED CLOUD, Neb., July S.-(Speclal)-
Hastings won from Red Cloud today by
the score Of s to 3. Both sides hit well.
getting thirteen each. Schoonover of
Hastings led in this department with a
single, ? two baggers and a home run.
Red Cloud played errorless ball. but are
weakened by the loss Of pitcher Masters,
who Is sick with typhoid fever. Score by
INNINGS: .RH.E.
Red Cloud ............1 OF O 0 O O-5 "a q
Hastings ........."...0 2-S 10 2
Batteries: Red Cloud, Bennett and Car
roll; Hastings, Olson n S~choonover.
Left on bases: Red Cloud, s; Hastings, 5.
Struck out: BY Bennett, Il; by Olson. 5.
Bases on balls; OFF Bennett, 3; off Olson,
none, Two base hits: Harris. Schoonover g.
Grant, Cook. Three base hit: Carroll. Home
runs; S|choonover and Cook. Same teams
play here tomorrow.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-31
Combination of Hits and Errors wins
for Bloomington.

DUBUQUE, July SO.-Bloomington won
from Dubuque, 6 10 ], today by punching
hits and on errors. Score: RHE
Dubuque ...-.0 Q Q Q Q 81 4
Batteries: Faber ana N-unnemacher; Dav-
idson and Crift.
CEDAR RAPIDS, July SO.-Peoria won to-
day, principally through costly errors by
Cedar Rapids. Score. RHF
Cedar Rapids. 20 0 0 0 0 o. I 8
Peoria .........O 0 0 1 O-S
Batteries: Carmichael and Rohrer; Walsh
and Higgins.
ROCK ISLAND. July 3O.-springfield won
easily from Rock Island today, 4 TO /. ~
good batting. Score: RHE
Rock Island. 20 0 0 0 0 0 O-l 6 ?
Springfield ......2 0 0 0 0 l o. p 0
Batteries: Neal and Jacobsen; Daley and
Johnson.
DAVENPORT, July 3O.-Hinrichsen's hit
TO right field today brought In the winning
run, giving the game 70 Davenport, 3 to 2
Score: HE
Davenport ......2 0 90 0 Ia 3 Q
Decatur .........O 0 1 0 0 - I /
Batteries: Jaeger and Smith; Jacobsen
and Mcnamara.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-31
'Battsd for Archer in-ninth.

PPRRTIiH adEsiph Hiii :.....g 9 I 9 9 3 9 ! =
Home run overall. Sacrifice fly: Magee.
Stolen bases: Evers, Chance, INK Dou-
BILE play: Doolan to Knabe to Bransfield.
Bases on balls: OFF overall, 2; off Moore, 3.
Bases on errors: Chicago, 2: Philadelphia,
8. Struck out: BY Overall, 4; by Moore, 3.
Passed ball: Archer. Time: 1:52. Umpire:
O'Day.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-31
waverIinE wins Tennis Gun.

BEATRICE. Neb., July S.-(Special rele-
gram. The second annual state tennis
tournament closed here today. The finals
were played in singles, and in doubles
Sherwood and Young of Beatrice defeated
ga.
Weaverling won from Sherwood in sin
giles, SO, 6-3, SIS.
of the contests, being witnessed by a large
crowd.
Beautiful living cups were given to the
winners in finals, also runners-up in singles
and doubles. This win by Ralph Weaver
ling, who was captain OF the 1909 Corn
huskers' team. gives him the tndisputed
ennis championship of the state in singles
outside Of Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-31
seckeI Play Is BrinIIIant.

seeker fIHy IL bFluiiiHhNs
Seckel played the most brilliant golf he
has shown during the tourney in his morn
ing round with Edwards, making a II and
leading the Midlothian star. The cards:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-31

Grizzlies Make Eleven Hits In Two
Innings.

WICHITA, Kan. July 9O.-Denver made
II an ever break by winning today's game
by the lopsided score of II to l. Both
teams batted hard, but the Grizzlies
punched eleven OF their hits In two in
nings, while the Jobbers scattered theirs
through eight innings, never getting more
a more ragged game than the score shows,
frequent fumbles being kept out of the
out when there were chances to get two.
-Four singles and two home runs netted
the visitors six runs in the second and
marked Shaners retirement. Baird held
the visitors at bay for one inning, but they
got to him for five hits, but fielding and
batting errors turned both into runs.
Wichita scored in the seventh on Coles
double and Hughes single. White, Hughes,
Jones and Hartman were the fielding stars,
while the batting of Belden, Cassidy, Cole
and Hughes was a feature. The score:
nENUEP
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-31
Totals ,............R II


st HItsE; OFF or s RY 3 in tEo innings:
by olmstead, 8. Base on balls: Off Baird,
off olmstead, / Hit by pitched ball:
nell. Passed ball: Weaver. Wild pitch
Baird. Stolen bases: Belden 90, Cassidy.
Sacrifice hit: White. Two-base hits: Cole,
Hughes CD, Armstrong, Mag, Belden.
Three-base hit: Cassidy. Home runs:
Belden, Standard. Double play; Hughes,
unassisted, Left on bases: Wichita, 10;
Denver, s Time: 2:l5. Umpire: Haskell.
Attendance: 500.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-31
RIoomSieId Wins a Pair.

BLOOMFIELD, Neb., July S~O.--CspecialI
-By playing e~rrorless ball Bloomfield shut
out Osmond today, I to Q. Yesterday they
defeated Randolph, z to 2. Score, first
EEsnSoIph ......o l 10000 0 %
Bioomfieid % 1 l 2 l 2 8 DIP 70
Batteries: Hammond and Reed; Busby
and Busby.
osmond .........0 0 0 90 3
bloomfield .......2 o 3 o 0 o II 10 0
Batteries: Swift and Jewett; Brandt and
Busby,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-31
Play In Afternoon.

In the afternoon Evans was the only ore
Of tina quartet to play a strong game. lie
started with a rush and raised his lead
to . up on the first two holes. He won the
first with a brilliant 3 TO Hunters 5, and
took the second, 5-6, Evans went down the
course as straight as a die and played at
his top speed. his drives being especially
long. Hunters work was ragged and he
often shot into difficult places in the rough.
Hunter half topped his drive and the ball
struck two trees and then dropped at he
foot of another. He was forced to chop
the ball out from the base Of the tree, but
he got 1t out into the open and sent his
brassie third into the creek. He dropped
another ball, and finally laid his fifth dead
to the hole. Evans played the hole care-
fully with his irons and holed out In 5,
winning the match by s up and I to play.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-31

Running race, five-eighths OF a mile dash;
Don Bonnet, or. g., won; McBeppo, gr. g.,
Molo, $. g., fourth; Allegory, b. h., fifth.
Time: los.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-31
CLEAN ROW FROM LINCOLN
Omaha Takes Series and Winds Up
Long Stay at Home.
NINETEEN OUT OF TwENTY-FoUR
Good Record of the ROurkes Against
the whole LeREue-Away on
On An EiEht-DRy
Trip.


Omaha, = Lincoln o
Nineteen out Of twenty-four.
Such is the record made by the Rourke
family by winning Friday from Lincoln,
making IL four straight from the Prohtbi-
tionists. During the present series at home
all teams have been met except Sioux City.
McCafferty was chosen by Fox to pitch
the last game, because of his proweBs In
winning from Sioux city earlier in the
week. Fox said that he had to win at least
one game Of the present series, or the boys
would be afraid TO face the Indignant fans
at home. But II was not In the cards. A
bad inning gave Omaha three In the second.
Lincoln tied the score in the first half Of
the seventh, but after that It was a pipe
for Omaha.
Pa Rourhe still occupies the managers
position on the bench and Buck FTaneh,
captain and manager Of the Rourkes for
three years, has left for his home In Los
Angeles. Hollenbeck played in the outfield-
but Pa did not know who would play there
today, when the team meets Des Moines,
and Hollenbeck is to pitch the opening
game.
In the second inning Kane Wake and
Schipke laid a neat sacrifice down in front
of the plate. Holly walked and Gonding's
single scored Kane. Lower struck out.
flHntI peat OUT IL ils anu HdB hlSA AhiNN
Wild to first to try to catch him, letting
Gondlng score behind Holly. Three runs.
Hurd Luck for Lincoln.
Three errors. two singles and a base on
balls gave Lincoln one run IN the fourth
Waldron opened win a single and kept on
going to third when Welch booted it toward
the club house. Thomas hit to King, who
also threw wild toward first. allowing
Waldron to score. Johnny Gonding then
showed his fine Italian hand by catching
Gagnier mapping at second, after he had
made a hit and had gone to second when
Kane fell down on Davidson's bunt. Things
looked sad when Mason hit a Texas Lacquer
back of third. There was no chance for
Schipke to get the ball. and all the runners
started toward home. They had forgotten
thai little BERTHE King was playing short,
He went after the ball like a streak and
made a most magnificent catch over his
head as he was running with the ball. lie
then whirled and completed a double.
In the seventh Lincoln looked dangerous
again and Mr.. Lower was getting his
bumps. The first two men up singled
Mason died at second on McCafferty's at
tempt at a sacrifice. Hoggie landed a safe
one. when Pa called Kelley into the game.
Green had scored, so that omaha was one
to the good when Kelley came in. Fox
beat out a bunt on Keeiey and stole second.
Waldron hit a long fly to Welch. on which
McCafferty scored from third. tying the
score. That was all for Lincoln. They had
a chance to score in the ninth, but with the
bases filled, Jack Thomas flew out to
Fisher.
Omaha Keeps on Running.
Omaha scored two in the last of the
seventh on Fishers single, bases on balls to
Rnnar,, md ANnIch and Knna,a ual- MIA rad
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-31
KANSAS CITY.
s


Stolen bases: Olson, Ritter, Woodruff,
Brasher. Sacrifice hits: Ritter, Helting,
Peitz, Love, Delehanty. Two-base hits
Sullivan, Quinlan. Double plays: Ritter to
Shay. Struck out: BY Hogg, /; by Dorner,
l. Base on balls: off Hogs, 2; ola Dorner,
l. Left on bases: Louisville. 7. Kansas
City, 8. Time: 1:43. Umpire: King
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-31
Friend
AnMaEl
NEW MEMBER OF ROURKE FAMILY
Pa Has Not Learned Name of h Adj
ditiOn 10 His Tribe.

ia Rourke has a new pitcher.
What his name is neither Pa nor anyone
else this side Of Chicago has found out.
II Is this way: Pa got it into his head
he needed another right landed pitcher "a
Ilnlsh out the season, so he went to wiring
TO some Of his base ball friends in the
east. Joe Canttllon came 10 the rescue and
said he had a crackerjack that he woula
let Pa have.
The owner OF the Omaha team immedi-
ately wired transportation to Washington
without waiting TO inquire as to the pitch
ers name or record and word has been
received that he leaves Friday night for
Des Moines to join the Rourke family.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-31
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Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-31
GAMES IN THE AMERICAN LEAGUE
Athletics Defeat Cleveland By Score
to 1,

PHILADELPHIA, July 30.-LonE drives
by Davis and Murphy with men on bases
gave Philadelphia an easy victory over
Cleveland today. Davis scored two runners
with a triple and Murphy sent two men
home ahead of himself with a home run.
Philadelphia made a triple play in the
fourth inning. With Goode on third and
Ball on first, Collins got Stovalrs fIy back
of the pitchers box while on the full run
and both runners were caught off their
bases. Catcher Thomas had his thumb in
jured by a foul tip and Larkin, formerly of
Holy Cross, made his American leagu
debut. Scores
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-31

Darkness Ends Playing at Beginning
of Ninth.

SIOUX CITY, July @.-Sloux City and
Des Moines tied today in one OF the most
exciting games of the season on the home
grounds. A storm threatened at the begin
Ming OF the ninth and darkness compelled
the calling OF the game. The Boosters
scored two after two were down in the
first. Alderman passed Bader. Mattick's
and Dryers singles netted a run. A base
on balls TO Colligan in the sixth, errors bv
Alderman and Smith on bunt hits, followed
by singles by Dwyer and Niehoff, let three
for the Boosters. The Champions could az
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-31
LouIsvIIIe Wins Game,

LOUISVILLE, July 3O.-Hogg allowed but
three hits today and Louisville won, max
Ing 1t three out of four in the series with
Kansas City. Neither team. was able to
score until the eighth inning, when the
locals landed victory by tallying two runs
on Olson's timely single with two men out.
While Dorner was batted for nine safe
hits, he kept them we'll scattered in all
save the eighth. Jake Beckley was benched
m this inning for arguing over a close
decision with the umpire. The contest was
slow and ~listless because of the extreme
heat. Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-31
takes One-sIded Gnme.

CENTRAL CITY, Neb, July &~.-(special)
-Kearney could not hit Jarrett after the
first two innings yesterday, and Contra
City won easily by a score OF u TO 8. One
hit was all that Kearney could get after
the second inning. Central City had no
trouble finding Black, making fourteen hits,
Including a couple Of two-baggers by Jar
rott and a home run by Smith. A large
crowd attended.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-31
Leidr,n Linna Win,

LYONS, Neb., July 30.NSpecial DE
catur was defeated IN a ball game here
Thursday by Leidy's Lions by a score OF
9 to 2. After the game a purse OF 800
vvas made up for a foot race TO take place
on Main street. Decatur lost this also,
the prize going TO Elmer Herendeen who Is
getting to be quite a racer, having won
the prize on the Fourth,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-31

Two-base hits: Henry, Abbott, Walters.
Sacrifice hit: Spencer. Bases on balls: OFF
Wright, 2; off Swift, l.. Struck out: BY
Wright, 8 by Swift, 7. Double plays.
Wooley to Abbott. Stolen bases: Miller,
Mite. Left on bases: Topeka, /; Pueblo,
6. Hit by pitched ball: Clark. Time: lbs.
Umpire: Mullen. Attendance: 700.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-31

filts' OH 1~hebhardt, z in one inning; of
three innings. Left on bases: PHILADELPHIA
Z; Cleveland, 5. Bases on balls: Off DyRert
q off Liebhardt, p; off Bolles, l. StrucB
out; BY Dygert, 8; by Sitton, 2; by Bolles
Davis, Heitmuller. Two-base hits: Hinch.
man, Davis. Sacrifice hit: Ganley. Stolen
bases: Heltmuller (), Goode. Triple play
Collins to Baker to Davis. Hit by pitched
ball: By Dygert, Goode. Time: 1855. I'm.
pires: O'Loughlin and Hurst
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-31
Bender to
Coach Nebraska
Announcement He Has Been Engaged
Comes from Spokane, Wash
ington.

SPOKANE, Wash, fully O-"Johnny'
Bender, base ball player and college coach,
has been engaged to coach the foot ball
team of the University of Nebraska, of
which he is a graduate.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-31
Fort Crook Base BAN.

The Sixteenth Infantry base bali team
OF Fort CrSbk has the following dates open
for the month OF August and the manager
would like to correspond with the mana
ger OF any amateur team reading this
notice, viz, August &. 9. 10. Il. Il. IS. 2O,
p, p, q, Is and o. Citizens OF Omaha
see a game al 900 o'clock every week
lay except Friday and Saturday. No ad-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-31
Standing of the Teams
NJ E ASSN
NAT. LEAGUE.
AMER LEAGUE.


western Leasue-Omaha at Des Moines,
sioux City at Lincoln, Denver at Pueblo,
Topeka at Wichita.
National League-Philadelphia at Chicago,
New York at Pittsburg, Brooklyn at Gin
cinnatt, Boston at st. Louis.
American Leasue-Chicago at Washing
ton, st. Louis at Boston, Detroit at Jew
york, Cleveland at Philadelphia.
American ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at
LOUISVILLE, st. Paul at Columbus, Kansas
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-31

nitched grand hall

little with Miller, who pitched grand ball.
CempbelIs two-bagger in the third. fol-
lowed by a double b. Andreas scored the
first run. In the seventh Miller passed two
after striking out Hunter Towne, Edmond
son and WEIGH then singled, netting three
and tying up the game. Score:
aYnV~Zg -Vru
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-31
Pirates Defeat Giants.

PITTSBURG, July N.-Pittsburg won the
York by hitting M%athewson for two doub-
les and two singles and scoring three runs.
Ames followed Mathewson in the second
inning and only two Pittsburg playe~-
reached first base during the balance Of
the game. Willis was at his best. The
New Yorks succeeded in scoring a run in
the eighth inning on a two Dagger and two
outs Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-31
A
INDIANAPOLIS.

Two-base hit: Olmstead. Three-base hit
BLOCK. Struck out: By Glase, l; by Ohm
stead, 8. Double plays: Oyler to Downs to
Gill, Downs to Gill. Hit by pitched ball:
McChesney, Wakefield, Gill. Balk: Glase.
hits: McChesney, Bowerman, Downs, Cra-
vath. Hits: Off Glase, 6 in two and two
thirds innings; off Kuepper, s in six and
one-third innings. Time: 1:40. Umpires:
Hayes and Guthrie,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-31

nch out for interference-

"LyHCh out TOT interference.
'Batted for McSurdy in the ninth.
Toledo ...............O o 0 o.
st. Paul ............1 o 2 0 0 o.
Two base hits: Murray, Boucher, o.
Brien. Three base hits: Boucher. Left on
bases: Toledo, Z; st. Paul, 6. Double plays:
Murray to Armbruster. Hit by pitcher: BY
Leroy, Lynch. Base on balls: Off Nc
Sturdy, 8. Sacrifice hits: Smoot, Davis.
Stolen bases: Hinchman 2, Elwert, Lynch,
Davis, Armbruster. Struck out: McSurdy,
6; Leroy, 6. Time: 1855. Umpire: Owen.
Score second game:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-31
Highlander. shut out Tigers.

NEW YORK. July s0-Manning was in
great form today and New York blanked
Detroit, s 20 0. in the second game Of the
series Donovan was ineffective and his
support was slow. a star stop and throw
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-31

Home run: Milan. Sacrifice hits: Dono.
hue, Atz. Double plays: Street and Dele.
hanty; Sullivan and Tannehill. Left or
bases: Washington, 8; Chicago, s. First
base on balls: Off Witherup, /; off White,
/. Struck out: BY Witherup, /; by White
i. Time, 1870. Umpires: Evans and KERN
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-31

Totals ...............2s 4

vail Three-base hit: Dwyer. Sacrifice
hit: Hunter. stolen bases: Stovall, Bader
Double play: Smith to Andreas to Hunter
Bases on balls: OFF Alderman, 2; off Miller
.. Struck out: By Alderman, 6; by Miller
s. Wild pitch: Alderman. Hit by pitched
ball: Bader, McManus. Umpire: Clarke.
Time: 24a. Attendance: 1900.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-31
white sox Win Double Header.

WASHINGTON, July @-Chicago won
washington by the scores of 6 to l and
TO l. Scott outpitched Smith in the
llist, while White had a shade the better
OF Wttherup in the second. Isbell's batting
III the first game and Milan's In the seq
ond were the features. Score first game:
CurCAap u-.s-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-31
PHILLTES DEFEAT THE CUBS
Splendid Catching and Fielding Turn
the Trick.
PIRATES BEAT THE GIANTS
Leaders Take Game by Score of 3 TO
1-Cincinnati and Brooklyn Play
n t~een-InninE Tie-Na-
tIOnal League Games.

CHICAGO. July S-Dooin and Magee
were the main factors in defeating Chi
cago, 8 to 2, today by making startling
catches of four hits that would have been
good for extra bases. overall was the
only local 10 hit Moore with any success,
C~hicago's errors were costly, the visitors
following up the misplays by timely hit
ting. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-31

mission is charged except on Sunday. The
sixteenth Infantry team will play the Bel
levue Stock Yards team at Fort Crook
sunday, August l. Admission to grounds
tree' to grand stand 10 cents. Game called
at 2:30 p. m.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-31
HARNESS RACES AT COLUMBUS
Bird H. Wins 2tI6 Pace In the
Fourth Heat.

COLUMBUS, Neb., July 3O.-(Special rel
egram)-The PIG pace was the feature of
today's races, and was won by Bird H in
the fourth heat. The time was remarkable,
considering the soft condition of the track.
Twenty-Five hundred people were In at
tendance, and this is considered very good
on account CT the bad weather Of the first
OF the week. The bay trotting mare Peer
less, owned by Art Perry Of Wahoo, Neb.
VINO won the 2:2o trot, was sold to Brown
of Parsons, Kan, for 81, 900.
tomorrow is the last day and the free
for-all pace will be the feature, as the tlme
Will be under 2:10, and very likely lower
than 2:0S. Besides this, the rest OF the pro-
gram is strong and, with the special trains,
the attendance should be over 1000
There are seventeen entries in the 2:2I t-ot
and twelve entries in the 2:20 pace. sum
maries:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-31
TOPEKA SHUTS OUT PUEBLO
SWIFT weakens in second and COoIeys
Make Two Rams.

TOPEKA, Kan, July 3.-Pitchers Swift
and Wright had a real scrap today and
Wright won out, 2 to 0. because Swift gave
a base on balls and allowed two doubles
after 1t. In the first Pueblo filled the bases
on two singles and a jolt in the ribs for
Clark. But Wright frightened up and there
was nothing doing. In the seventh they
got a man to third. but no scores. Topeka
never had a chance after the second SEES
sion. Score: