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probably is glad he worked the Duke yes
terday.
Bunts were largely responsible for
putting johnson out Of the game. Fisher
Fox and Kane each beat out hunts.
Omaha Is credited with two errors, but
neither were very serious. Cadnnan
dropped a foul tip and Fox threw a wide
one to Kane.
Pa has sent Rochelle back to Joe
Cantillon. He was given a few workouts,
but did not look good enough to Manager
Fox to pitch a game.
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GOLF PLAY AT OTTUMwl
Nearly All Matches In First Round
Are Won by Wide Margin.

OTTUMWA, Ia, Aug. u.-Most Of the
matches today in the first match round Of
the championship flight Of the Iowa Golf
association were won by large margins.
One OF the best contests was that in
which william Sheehan, Des Moines city
champion, defeated William Sewers, also Of
the Hyperion club, 4 up and 3 TO play.
Albert Mckee of Grand View, medalist OF
the tournament in a runaway match, de-
feated II. w. Merrill OF ottumwa, 10 up
and II 10 play,
The survivors Of the first match round
are: r. j. Cary. Cedar Rapids; Dwight
Baker, OttumWa: Warren Dickinson, Hy-
perton; Don AcClain, Hyperion; n. w.
Cowles, Ottumws; Arthur Gordon, Hy-
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scRIBNER IN THE sEMI-FINALs
a Hard Time Defeating J. j.
Armstrong;.

SIOUX CITY, Ia, August 1L-(Special
Telegram.)-Pla in the tri-state tennis
tournament, which will determine the
championship in singles and doubles for
Iowa, Nebraska and South Dakota, had
reached the semi-finals in singles this
evening. The men who are in the race
are L. n. Jayne of Minneapolis, Walter
Hayes of Chicago, Arthur Scribner Of
Omaha and r. l.. BransOn of Mitchell, S. d.
j. J. Armstrong of St. Paul was defeated
for place in the semi-finals by Scrbner
after the most spectacular play of the
tournament in which it took three sets TO
decide the winner, The score was "a,
rs and Ga.
Jaynes principal match was with w. S.
Gilman, state champion of Iowa, whom he
put out in the third round, 6-3 and ga.
Hayes scored an easy victory over c. S.
Carey of Sioux City.
In doubles, Jaynes and Armstrong of
Minnesota, Gilman and Howell OF Sioux
City, Potter and Scribner Of Omaha, Bran
son and Barton of South Dakota and
Hayes and Blatherwick are left to fight 1t
out,
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GAMES IN THE THREE-I LEAGUE
Rock Island shuts Out Davenport by
Hitting Henderson.

ROCK ISLAND, ILL.,, Aug. u.-Rock
Island shut out Davenport, s to 0. today
by hitting Hendricken. Lakahoff held the
visitors to five scattered hits. Score:
Rock Island...2 0 l IS 10 l
Davenport 20 0 0 0 90 l
Batteries: Lakaff and Stake, Hendricken
and Smith.
DUBUQUE, Aug. 1L-Cedar Rapids
punched hits in the third inning and shut
out Dubuque, 2 to O.. Score: R.H.E,
Dubuque ........0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 90 8 8
Cedar Rapids..0 0 2 0 o o 0 90 6 1
Batteries: Ray and Nunnemacher, Car
michael and Kelly.
BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, Aug. n-Decatur
won handily today from Bloomington, 4 to
/, by getting hits in clusters. Scort:
Bloomington o OO 900 0 OIL IL 2
Decatur ...,....0 o l o 2 % IL 2
Batteries: Roger and Smith, Ruby and
Mcnamara.
PEORIA, Aug. 1l-Peoria won the first
game today, 5 to 2, while Springfield shut
out Peoria, s TO 0, in the second. Meyer
was batted hard IN the last game. Score,
first game: RH.E.
Springfield ...,.2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o. 8 2
Batteries: Walsh and Higgins, Miller and
Johnson.
Score, second game: R.H.E.
Peoria .........0 o 0 0 0 90 5 4
Springfield IL 26 ~ 2
Batteries: Mercer and Reynolds, Bell and
Johnson.
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POLICE GUARD UMPIRE CLIFFORD
Twenty-Five Officers Keep order az
Ball Game at Augusta.

AUGUSTA, Ca, Aug. 11.-Over-ridins the
protests of the Augusta club of the South
Atlantic league, President Jones ordered
Clifford to umpire the game here today and
IL not allowed to do so to forfeit the game
to Macon.
Guarded by twenty-five. policemen under
the of the assistant chief Of
police, Clifford, assisted by William
Daveren, a local man, umpired the contest,
which was stopped by rain in the sixth
inning with the score a tie.
Gifford's advent on the ball field was
greeted with mingled jeers and Kisses from
LOU people.
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deal Vacation Tours:
Choose Yours.

Seattle ExpoEhOn-Tour through the Northwest wonderland, ne way North.
ern Pacific, n other Great Northern, wat the BLACK Hills, Yellowstone Park
hhu pokahe - go 80 - 49,. 80 -. $3.50. =, S0O.OO
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Coast Tour, Seattle and California One way through the Northwest and over
the Shasta Route through California, other "a via Salt LAX n Scenic
Coiorauo 49, -. - -. 80 - SO S00.OO
Yellowstone Park Tour-side trip from Livingston. 5h days, S55OO; side
trip from Ogden, 8 days, $500. Going and returning via Gardiner
(ofhCial entrance) rail, stage and hotels, ~ days in the park, $S45O.
Attractive circuit tour, in via Gardiner, out via Salt Lake and Scenic Colo
RADIO, 5A days, $1O725. In via Scenic Colorado. Salt Lake. Yellowstone n
out via Gardiner, 3h days, $0S5O. r
Personally conducted Park camping tours, via Cody and the scenic entrance,
TON COuy 49, - '.''E.s -. S7&.OO
Cody, Wyo--Divergng point for Park camping tours and hunting
country ''''' 80 - - - -. 80. -"
Sheridan, WyO-For Big Horn Mountain resorts and Eaton Bros vacation
Hot Springs S D-Denghtful health resort an location Of the million dollar
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Scenic COlOradO-Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo 49,. .S175 20
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Denver Colorado-From Omaha at 41o p m. and 1850 !. L. All
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Northwest and Puget Sound-Via Billings and Northern Pacific. 41O u
M; via Billings and Great Northern, 1850 p m. Through standard and
tourist sleepers These are the only through trains Nebraska to SeatIe.
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k4Y0u4gl@u 1902 Farnam Street, Omaha, Nebraska.
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Errorr save NorfoIk q shutout.

VALENTINE, Neb., Aug. u.-(special
Telegram. )-Norfolk and Valentine played
ball here today and Norfolk was outplayed
from the start, never getting a hit until
after the seventh, and II would have been
a shutout for them but for two errors on
the part OF Valentine in the seventh that
let in three runs. The final score was 8 to
4 in favor of Valentine. Score. R.H,
Norfolk ............O o 0 0 8 0 O-3 2
Batteries: Norfolk, Ward and L. Assike;
Valentine, Grimes and HERE. Struck out:
BY Grimes, 10; by Ward, 8. Umpire: Jack
son. There was a large crowd. The same
teams play tomorrow.
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stanton Pitcher Going some

STANTON, Neb., August u-(Special
Telegram)-In a well played game stanton
defeated Battle Creek on their home
ground, 5 TO 2 Harman's pitching was the
feature of the game. he striking out fiji
teen men and allowing but two hits. Bat
ferries: Stanton. Hartman and Hopper;
Battle Creek, Hans and College.
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Good Time Made in the TwO-Thirty
TrOt.

HASTINGS, Neb.. August u.-There was
a large attendance today for the opening
of state circuit races here. Summaries:
2:D trot, purse 500:
Belle Tolus, b. M, Pactolus Thomas
~Brannigan, Columbus tRhodGs) 80. / l l
Tom Smith, b. 4. g., by Conrad,
Harry Harris Ord CDorglas) ...,., 2 2 2
Francis Star, br. m, by Prime Of
India, John Jeffries Palisade CPeeD 3 3 3
Time: PISA. 2:2Olt. 2:22la.
Z27 pace, purse 500:
Fox s.. Hedenwood, Harry Harris,
Ord Douglas) ! /
Boney, b. b. m, by Verbose, w. w,
Austin. Greeley CAustip) .....,.,.,. 2 2
Sunny Jim, b. g., by Red Sun, Fred
Robare, Agent Tekamah (Rhodes) ? 3 1
Wayne Wood, b. m, by Aloh, Robin
son and Cox, Cairo tCox) ........ 3
Time; 2:1s%. 2:2OA, PPM.
Half mile dash, purse 500. McBepho.
first; Alice Campbell, second; Bill Babble,
third. Time; 600.
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LINCOLN.

Hts: OF McGregor, 5 In i've innings.
Two-base hit: Maggie. Runs: OFF McGregor,
2. Three-base hit: williams. Base on balls:
Off McGregor, 4; off Farthing. 2. Hit by
pitched ball: Thomas, by Miller. Passed
balls, McManus, Mason. Struck out: BY
McGregor, /; by Miller, /; by Farthing, T.
Stolen bases: Dryer, Waldron. Double
play: Mattick to McManus. Sacrifice hits:
Dwyer, McManus, Gagnier, Mason, Earth
ing. Left on bases: Des Moines, z; Lin
coin. Z. Time: 200. Attendance; 700. Umpire:
Glenalvin.
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TabIe Rood Wins HOO Game.

TABLE ROCK, Eeb., Aug. u~.-(Special.)
Table Rock won from Pawnee City here
yesterday in one OF the best ball games
of the season. Pawneea City succeeded in
crossing the rubber with one in the second
and Table Rock came back with two in
the third, after which all scoring stopped.
Score: RH.
Pawnee City......0 OIL
Batteries: Pawnee City, Tackley and SUIT
ton; Table Rock, Parminter and Cotton.
Struck out: BY Tackley, Z; by Parmin-
ter. 10.
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oux City Bunch; Detroit and Philadelphia Teams

perion: william Sheehsn, Hyperion; Albert
Mckee, Grand View; George Kinney. Bur
iington; Hardy Friend, M~arshalltown; G.
n. e. Bordman. Marshalltown X smith,
Ottumwa: Ralph Ryder, WRveland; Lloyd
Marshall. Marshalltown; r. v. Polk. OF
tumwa. and j. c. Cummins, Des Moines.
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QuaIifyInE Round at Manchester.

MANCHESTER, Vt, Aug. u-With only
We're In good condition and the weather
ideal for golf, the qualifying round for
the first presidents cup on the links OF
late today Frederick Herreschoff OF
Ekwanok won the medal with the low
score OF IS. Next to him was Henry H.
wilder, intercollegiate champion, repre-
senting the VespeT Country club. who re-
turned a n, while Walter T. West Of
philadelphia wCs third with a score Of 90.
Walter ]. Travis was sadly off his game
today and turned in a card OF IS. There
were thirty-two qualifierS
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MtNNEAPoLIi

Three-base hit: Quillin. Two-base hits:
J. Collins, Clarke, Schreck. Stolen bases.
gin, CIavath. Sacrifice hits: ORourke,
Clarke, Pickett. Congaiton ~, Odwell ".
Double play: Odwelf, unassisted. Left on
bases: Minneapolis, 8; Columbus, s. Hits;
Off Pickett, s I'm seven and one-third in
nings. Struck out: By Pickett, 1; by Upp,
l; by Goodwin, l. Base on balls: Off Alt
rock, 5; off Pickett, 8; off Upp, l. Hit by
pitched ball: BY Pickett, Quillin, GIL.
Passed ball: Block. Time: lao. Umpires;
Sullivan and Gnfhrl
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washInEton and Detroit Trade.

WASHINGTON, Aug. n-washington
and Detroit American league ball teams
are to exchange second baseman. Herman
Sehaerer captain OF the Detroits, coming
here and Jim Delahanty going to Detroit,
A statement 70 this effect was given out
last night by Manager Hughey Jennings OF
Detroit.
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.Batted for Donovan IN ninth.

Two-base hits: Armbruster, Freeman,
Hinchman, Mil. Home run: Murray. Stolen
bases: Boucher, Freeman. Double plays:
Gehring to Boucher to Armbruster Hits
OFF Gehring, 8 in six innings; off Leroy, l
in three innings. Base on balls: Off Dono-
van, 4. Hit by pitched ball: By Gehring,
Smoot. Struck out: BY Gehring, /; by
2; by Leroy, l. Sacrifice hits:
Liese, Davis, SmooG Left on bases: st.
Paul, IL; Toledo, g. Time: 2:12. Umpire:
King.
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TWo-baSe hitS: Atz, mpnl ElDefIeiu,
Sacrifice hit: Engle. Stolen bases: knight,
Engle, Atz, Alter. Left on bases: Chi
cago, 8; New York, S. First base on errors.
New York, 2. Struck out: By Doyle, 8;
by Smith, 2. Bases on balls: Off Doyle, 8;
off Smith, l. Hit by pitched ball! BY
Doyle. smith. Time: 200. Umpire: Con-
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Laudermilk, 6 in three innings; off sui
2 Hits: OFF Raleigh. Z in two innings; off
livan, 4 In one inning; off Meter, 4 in three
innings. Left or bases; St Louis. IL; New
York, II. Time: 2:17. Umpires: Emslie
and O'Day
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senators Defeat Tigers.

WASHINGTON, Aug. u.-Washington de-
feated Detroit today in an exciting con-
test, 3 to 2 Three double plays by the
locals were important factors in holding
down Detroit's run Sensational catches
were made by Conroy, Lelivelt and Milan.
Score:
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BOB DOUGLAS WINS OHIO STAKE
Gray Horse Takes Big Event at
Cleveland in Straight Heats.

cleveland in straight Heats
CLEVELAND, o., Aug. 1I-Hamburg
Belle failed in an effort TO break her rec
ord of 2:O2% at the North Randall track
today, 2:03h being the best she could do.
Bob Douglas carried away the 5000 OHIO
stake in three straight heats. He was a
heavily played favorlte.
Thousands of dollars changed hands on
the 200 pace, which was won by Green
Pilot. Nearly a hundred residents of Kane,
Pa, where the horse is owned, put down
all the money on him they could raise.
The books opened with Green Pilot selling
at $50, Walter Hal S45, The SO
and the field 81. The betters took the
money so fast that at the beginning of
the third heat, Green Pilot was quoted at
$50 to SIS against the field.
Green Pilot lost the first heat to Walter
Hal by a length, after leading into the
stretch. After falling into fourth place at
the half in the second heat, Murphy
spurred Green Pilot into a grand finish
and won from Walter Hal by a length. 1t
was a neck and neck race between Green
Pilot and Walter Hal from the start to
the head of the stretch in the third heat,
but Walter Hal Jagged far behind Green
Pilot at the finish and a few yards from
the wire lost second place to The Com
moner.
Ed Geers drove Geraldine to victory in
the 2:14 pace, although the mare broke
several times. Lady Maud c experienced
no trouble in winning the POS pace. Sum-
maries.
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DETROIT.
Totals......A n IL
"Batted for Beckendorf in ninth.
sBatted for Killian in ninth.

washington ..........1 o 0 0 IS
Detroit .........,.....O 0 0 o o %
Two-base hits: Milan, Mcbride, Cobb,
Sacrifice hits; Unglaub, O'Leary. Stolen
base: Killifer. Double plays: Delehanty
to McBride to Donohue, Lelivelt to Conroy
TO Delehanty, Milan to Donohue. Left on
bases: Washington. s; Detroit, 6. Bases
on balls: Off Gray, 3; off Killian, l. Struck
out: BY Gray, 3; by Killian, 2. Bases on
errors: Washington, 2; Detroit, g. Time:
las. Umpires: KERN and Egan.
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ALFONs Aztec YACHTING CUP

King of Spain May Issue Challenge
for American Trophy.
LONDON, Aug. n.-Reports are current
IN yachting circles here that King Alfonso
of Spain is a possible challenger for the
Americas cup. This rumor apparently is
based on the fact hat the king, during
the construction of his yacht, Hispania,
governing the contests for this trophy.
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Defeat for White sox.

NEW YORK, Aug. 1I.-New York de-
feated Chicago, 2 to l, and took undisputed
possession of fifth place in the American
league race. Pitcher Vaughn of Macon,
whose services were recently awarded to
the New York club by the national com
mission, reported to Manager Stallings to-
day. Score:
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GAMES IN AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Columbus wins from Minneapolis by
Good stick work.

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI, Aug 1.-THE
home team was beaten today by Columbus,
s to 4. The visitors worked the bunting
game to perfection and hit Altrock hard at
times. Score:
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PHILADELPHIA.
.Batted for criser in the eleventh.

'Batted tor Criger IN the eleventh.,
Philadelphia 20 0 % Q 90
Three-base hits: Barry, Williams. Sac
rifice hits: Jones (2), Criger. Double plays:
Stone to williams, Ferris to Williams to
Jones. Stolen bases: Hartzell, Jones. Struck
out: BY Morgan, 8. Left on bases: Phila-
delphia, S; st. Louis, II. Base on balls Off
Morgan, 2; off Powell, g. Time; 1:54. UNI
pires. Evans and Perrine.
assisted; Williams to Jones; Stone to VIII
Iams; Ferris to Williams to Jones. Stolen
bases: Hartzell, Jones. Struck out: By
Morgan, 5. Left on bases: Philadelphia,
S; St. Louis, II, Base on balls: Off Nor
gan, 2; off Powell, 3. Time: 1854. Umpires:
Evans and Perrine.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-12
Reds Buy Pitcher Stanley.

CINCINNATI, Aus. 1.-THE purchase Of
Pitcher Stanley OF the Hutchinson, Kan,
team by the Cincinnati National league
club was announced here today,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-12
BROWNS BLANK ATHLETICS
st. Louis Makes Only Run in Game in
the Eleventh.
WILLIAMS MAKES THREE.BAGGER
He Then Scores on single by GriEEs,
who Batted for CriEer-wash-
inEton Defeats the
TiEers.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. list. Louis to-
lay defeated Philadelphia in an eleven
inning game. 1 to O. with one out in the
inning, Williams tripled and
scored on a single by Griggs, who batted
Crlaar Score.
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ST. Paul Defeats Toledo.

ST. PAUL, Aug. list. Paul won the
last game with Toledo today after a hard
tight. Nils error on behring's high lily
directly in the pitchers box was largely
responsible for Toledo's defeat. Score;
a. ST pAII. TOIEDn
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-12

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Aug. IA wild
pitch in the first inning and q pass in the
seventh were instrumental I'm giving Kan
sas City two runs today, the locals winning
a high-class game from Indianapolis, z to
o. score:
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WAYNE, NebY Aug. IL-Special Tele-
gram.)-Black's knights and the Wayne
ball clubs played one OF the best games of
ball that has been played on the local
grounds this year, but five hits being made
by the Knights and two by Wayne. Both
sides played hard and with but few errors.
The score was 3 to / in favor Of the
knights. Score:
knights ..............O / o o o %
Wayne ..............0 0 0 1 o.
Batteries: Wayne, Saho and Skeen:
knights, Sloan and Dehl.
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BOSTON, Aug. n.-Boston won its sixth
straight game today, defeating Cleveland,
4 to 2. Both teams hit hard, but the locals
gave Arellanes wonderful support, saving
several runs. Score:
BOSTON.
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LINCOLN CHECKS THE BOOSTERS

Loose Fielding Almost COunteracts
Farthing's Pitching.
DIES MONIES. Aug. u.-Lincoln out
played the locals today and won by a
score Of to 4, Farthing pitched great ball,
but loose support kept him in the hole
throughout. -Four hits in succession off
Miller gave the Links the victory and
kept Des Moines from taking first place
in the pehnant race. Score:
ms MONIES
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GAMES IN THE NATIONAL LEAGUE
Pirates shut Out B~eaneaters and
Make 1t Four Straight.
PITTsBURa.

II four straight from Boston here. shutting
out the latter team in a ~listless game, l to
q Scnra.
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Midlothian Golfer Leads in Qualify
ing Round at O~ntwentsia.

CHICAGO. August 1I-Paul Hunter OF
Midlothian won the low medal score
trophy OF the 80. hole qualifying round OF
the annual open tournament at the on
wentsia club. He led a field of nearly 100
starters with the excellent total score OF
lag for today's play.
Charles Evans. ir., Of EdEewater, the IS
yeer-old western ametuer champion,
finished second with ISL. r. II. McBlwee
of Onwentsia took third place with 152.
Hunter today duplicated Evans per
Torrance of getting eleven as In sue
cession. Yesterday Evans started az the
first hole and went through the eleventh
without getting anything but As on his
card. Today Hunter started at the eighth
hole and went through to the eighteenth
with successive as.
Quanfisrs for the Mayflower cup, the
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CLEVELAND.
Slated for Joss In the mint
". Lord out by halted bal

d VNN " DuNNNU UUII'
Boston ;""""."."0 Q Q -
Cleveland .............0 o 0 o 0 o.
Two-base hits: Birmingham, Lajoie,
Three-base hits: Wagner, Stovall, Birming-
ham, B.. Lord. Sacrifice fly: Stahl. Stolen
stovall; wagner to Mcconnell to Stahi.
Left on bases: Cleveland, 8; Boston, 4.
Base on balls: OFF Joss, 2; off Arellanes, /.
Struck out: BY Arellanes, 4; by Joss, q.
Time: lao. Empires: O'Loughlin and
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Giants PiIe Up Big Score.

ST. LOUIS, August New York took
a farcical game from st. Louis today. 10
TO 8. Twenty-nine players appeared in the
exhibition. New York used fifteen men
who made twenty-three hits. Ten runs
were scored in the sixth inning. Score:
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Standing of the Teams
AMER. ASSN.
WEST LEAGUE.
" -


Western L~eague-Omaha at Sioux Guy
Des Moines at Lincoln, Wichita at Topeka,
Pueblo at Denyer.
National League-Boston at Cincinnati,
Brooklyn at st. Louis, New York at chi
cago. Philadelphia at Pittsburg.
American League-Chicago at New YORK,
ST. Louis al Philadelphia, Cleveland at
Boston, Detroit at Washington.
American ACCOMPLISHMENTS at Kan
sas City. Toledo at Milwaukee, indianapolis
at St Paul. Louisville at Minneapolis.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-12

Hunter Three-bRse hits: King, DR..
WEIGH. Stovall. Bases on balls: OFF
Hollenbeck, 8; off johnson. 3; off Chabek,
2. Hits; Off johnson, . In five innings,
Struck out: BY Hollenbeck, 5; by John
son. 2; by Chabek, 1. Left on bases: Omaha,
6: Sioux City, Z. Double plays: Pendry to
Kane; Andreas to Smith to Hunter Stolen
bases: Fisher. Kane, Fox, King. Sacrifice
hits; King. Kane, Cadman. Time: 200.
Umpires: Clark and Derrick. Attendance:
1000
Notes of the Game.
Chabe held the Rourkes family safe, but
the game was lost by Winnebago johnson
before Chabek was sent to the hill.
Fox was in a quandary as to whether to
pitch Hollenbeck yesterday or to save him
for the opening game at Sioux City. He
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-12
'Ratted for LIndaman In mind

Indianapolis .........O . U U U U U v w
Two-base hits: Hallman, Hayden, Car
Isle. Left on bases: Kansas city, 4; In
dianapolis, 2. Sacrifice hit: Love. Sacrifice
Mailman. Stolen base; Burke. Double
Brashear to Beckley. Struck out: BY
swami, 2; by Lindaman, l. First on errors:
City, 2; indianapolis, l. Base on
balls: off Swami, l; off Lindaman, 3. Wild
pitch: Lindaman. Time; LIS. Umpire:
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play tomorrow:
Hunter against Munday; Crosby against
J. p. Gardner; Copeland against Mears;
Macarthur against McElwee; Phelps against
Glow; r. a. Garner against Hoagland;
Seckel against Schaltz; Devo against
Evans.
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'Batted for coffey in ninth.

UWNNNW . VVTINF ~ TTTTINII1
'Ran for Thomas In ninth.
Pittsburg ........... 0 0 0 0 O -
Boston ............. 0 o o 0 0 0 90
Sacrifice hit: Barbeau, Abstein. Stolen
bases: Wilson. Left on bases. Pittsburg,
Z; Boston, 4. First base on balls: Off
Richie, 3 Struck out: BY Richie, s; by
Camnitz, 3 Time: 1850 Umpires: Klein and
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-12
GOOD CROWD AT HASTINGS RACES

Special exhibition mile: Hamburg Belle,
TO beat 2:02&, trotting: Lost.
Time by quarters: O:SOh. 1:01h, 1872, 2:03h.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-12

81. LOUIE 'ss''''''-'' U 7 . 7 Q 3 Q / 3
Two-bass hit: Meyers. Three-base hit:
Ronetchy, E1pfs Home run: Crandall.
Sacrifice hit: Murray ~. Crandall,
Konetchy. Double plays: Brtdwell, DOYLE
and Merkle. Stolen bases: Doyle, Ellis,
Murphy, Konetchy. Hit by pitched ball:
BY Raleigh. Meyers; by Laudermilk, MUIR
ray. Base on balls; OFF Laudermilk. s.;
off Crandall, 2 Struck out: BY Raleigh,
2, by Meter. 2; by Sullivan, ]; by Crandall.