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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1909-02-24
Carter Hdw. Co.
FERT ILIzERS.

Dear Reader: We have been hav-
ing The keowee Courier to publish
letters that we have been getting
from the farmers who have used our
Piedmont Guano last year, and we
now give you copy of letter that
we send out-one sent to Mr.. j. S.
Smith:
Westminster, S. c., Jan. 80, 1909.
Mr.. j. S. Smith: Dear Sir-En-
closed we hand you addressed envel-
ope for reply and ask you to write
us letter saying how you liked our
Piedmont Guano, bought Of us last
spring.
We expect to get up few letters
from some of our farmers and have
them printed in the paper, and we
VIII thank you very much to have a
rev lines, saying just what you think
of it.
Thanking you in advance for any
klndhess and prompt reply, we are
Yours truly,
Westminster Oil and Fertilizer Co
HIS ANSWER.
February 1, 1909.
Westminster Oil and Fertilizer Co.
Westminster, S. G,
Dear SirS: | am we'll pleased with
your Piedmont Guano / used last
year. am going to use it this year.
j. S. Smith.
February 2, 1909.
Westminster Oil and Fertilizer Co,
Westminster, S. G.
Dear Sirs: | used your Guano last
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pETIr AND GRAND JURORS.
Names or ticonee Citizens Who 5is.yo
Been Drawn to Serve at Next Term.

The spring term OF the Court of
General Sessions for Oconee wjH con-
yene at Walhalla on the second Mon
\ day in March next, Judge S. w. G..
Stipp, of the Twelfth Circuit, pre-
siding. Hon. p. A. Bonham, the new
Solicitor of the Tenth Circuit. will
also be here to look after the inter-
ests of the State.
Last Thursday morning the follow
Ing grand and petit Jurors were
drawn to serve at the ensuing term:
Grand Jurors.
j. A. Ansel, Walhalla
S. HI. Collins, Keowee township.
j. w. Dyar, Seneca township.
NJesse +. Davis, Keowee township.
"Elijah Gillison, Seneca township.
b. f. Grubbs, Center township.
w. d. Head, Keowee township
%W. j. Huskamp, Wagner town
ship.
e. w. Lowery, Seneca township.
~. J.. Lay, Keowee township.
#M. T. Lewis, Center township.
G. o. S. Mallard, Seneca.
J. III. Martin, Center township.
y ID. NJ. Mcguire, Center township.
w. 70. Rankin, Keowee township.
t. j. Stone, Seneca township.
rs. *. Thompson, Wagner town
ship.
H. L. Werner, Center township.
Those marked with an asterisk (*)
were drawn at the last term of Court
from the 1908 panel to serve during
the year 1909.
Petit Jurors.
Us ]. p. Arve, Madison.
X. II. Alexander, Seneca township.
j. Q. Adams, Seneca.
J. a. Bischoff, Wagener township.
Ottie Burriss, Center township.
j. III. Brown, Center township.
f. NJ. Bfemann, Wagner township
+. w. Cannon, Westminster.
w. M. Cannon, Keowee township.
w. =. Driver Wagner township.
w. q. Finley, Center township.
Otto Tricks, Wagner township.
j. w. Grubbs, Center township.
t. %. Gambrell, Center township.
G. S. Gray, Center township.
G. w. Grant, Seneca.
5. t. Hanvey, Center township.
NJ. X, Hunnicutt, Seneca township.
t. n. Hall, Westminster.
j. NJ. Ledford, Seneca township.
w. M. Lemmons, Westminster.
*. w. Marett, Westminster.
NJ. M. Morris, Seneca township.
j. f. Morton, West Union.
a. NJ. Norris, Westminster.
w. IF. Orr, Keowee township.
j. b. Phillips, Pulaski township
j. f. Rochester, Walhalla.
A. b. Stewart, Westminster.
w. 7. Smith, Tugaloo township.
). n. Snead, Wagner township.
Z. Nj. Tucker, Keowee township
So. JeH ID. TolliSon, WAGNER township
Pearl Woodall, Pulaski township.
l.. c. Wilson, Keowee township.
II. A. Wood, Keowee township.
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLE.
MENT AND DISGHA ROE -NIotico

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLE.
MENT AND DISCHARGE.-Noti
is hereby given that the undersigned
will make application to D. A. Smith,
Judge of Probate for Oconee County,
In the State Of South Carolina, at his
office at Malhalla Court House, on
Thursday, March II, 1909, at II
o'clock in the forenoon, or as soon
thereafter as said application can be
heard. for leave to make final settle
ment of the Estate Of S. II. Johns,
deceased, and obtain final discharge
as Administrator of said estate.
w. o. JOHNS,
Qualified Administrator.
February II, 1909. TO
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NOTICE.

| have for sale an Engine and Saw
Mill, now near Salem, S. G. VIII
sell on easy terms II payment be Sc
cured. Call and see me before some
one beats you to bargain.
j. w. SHELOR.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-03
PA IS RUNNING A HOSPITAL
Has One Patient Clear Down and Sew.
eral on Waiting List.
TEAH BADLY SHOT TO PIECES
ROurke Lands New Pitcher In Ed
mundsOn, whom Washington
Loaned 20 Des Moines-Cheer
Up New, Everybody.

Omaha has a new pitshs--Edmundson,
whom Washington loaned Des Moines
Three members Of the Rourke family
Franck, Kane and King-have Charley
horses; Lower has chills and fever; Kelley
Is not well, and schipke is out Of the game
with a bad knee.
This information is contained In a letter
Pa Rourke has written to Brother Dave.
Under the circumstances we are doing
the best we cam" writes Pa, but, OF
course. we know that does not seem to be
very coed, and It isn't either. We cannot
expect to win many games on this trip in
the condition we are in, but We will get
out Of II with as little damage as possible
and try TO whip into shape for q long
winning streak at home.
Il don't believe we have ever had such
hard luck since we have been in the bus
mess. II these men were to do them
selves justice they would all be out OF
the game, but we could not very we'll
run without them. Schipke is badly hurt.
1 have been uneasy about him.. His loss
from the game is a severe blow in itself.
for he was fielding like a demon and hit
ting at a terrific clip, as everyone knows.
Lower is in no condition to work at all.
He has a chill with fever every other day.
All the boys are trying and doing great
work for their form.
Tell the boys at home not to get dis
couraged; wen come out OF 1t yet
Pa does not feel the least bit blue about
the failure of Kelley and Lower to win,
for he says they both have the goods
and when they get we'll will deliver them.
Now for this man Bdmonson. He is a
big right handler and touted as a mighty
good one. He is the property OF Washington
and was let to Des Moines by Cantillon
early in the season, but he got sore and
has not wanted to work for Higgins. That
is why your Pa was able to get him, that
together with the fact that he and Can
tillon are real good buddies just now Ed
is to report to the team very soon, though.
possibly not until It winds up in the noun
tAins and gets back to Omaha
Beginning at home July Z. 1t has four
games with Topeka, Wichita, Pueblo, Den
yer, Des Moines and Lincoln each in turn.
That neutrality-suspicious. games-ought
to come pretty near determining what the
Rourkes are able to do with the race for
the pennant, which, It should be understood,
is yet a matter Of as much uncertainty as
1t was at the beginning Of the season, when
Sioux City was last instead of first
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-03
CUP CHALLENGE PROBABLE
Royal Ulster Yacht Club and Sir
ThOmas Upton Are Making
Inquiries.

GLASGOW, July at is understood here
that the Royal Ulster Yacht club has de-
cided to invite the Now York Yacht club
to disclose definitely on what conditions a
challenge for the American cup would be
received and what concessions would be
granted. This step will be taken with a
view to an early challenge II the reply Is
at all favorable. "' "
NEW YORK, July 2~-Despatches from
Glasgow that Sir Thomas Upton was
ready to challenge again for the Americas
cup under modern racing rules, and that
the Royal Ulster Yacht club had decided
to inquire of the New York Yacht club on
what conditions a challenge would be re-
ceived, were read with interest by yachts
mon today. Members of the New York
Yacht club said when the inquiry Of the
Royal Ulster was received, a meeting would
be called. It can be stated that the at
titude of the New York Yacht club has
undergone no chang since two years ago,
when a challenge by Sir Thomas was
turned down on the grounds that the con-
dltions for the Americas cup contest were
provided by the deed of gift and that the
club had no right to alter them. In brief.
the New York Yacht club insists that the
rule of measurement which permits the
greatest spread of canvass on a given
water line without regard to displacement
shall prevail.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-03
Omaha Wins at
Cripple Greek
Pas Boys Defeat Team Of High
Graders at Colorado Mining
Camp.

DENVER, Colo, July 2~-(Special Tele-
gram.)-The Omaha team observed an
off day in its schedule by going to Grip
Pile Creek to play the 'High-Graders" OF
that camp. Omaha took the lead early on
some good hitting and thereafter rather
jollied along the gold camp men. At no
time did Cripple Creek threaten to do any
high grading, except in the one inning
that Leonard's home run, coming from a
ball made carelessly too good, drove In
three runs. omaha played league ball.
even though at a high altitude and against
a state team. Nc particular need Of fast
work was seen at any time. The errors
made were harmless and the result more
of carelessness than Of anything else.
SCora.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-03
PLAY FOR sTORz TENNIS TROPHY
Drawings for Matches Which Begin
at Field Club Today.

Annual play for the Storz silver tennis
trophy begins at the Field club at 2 o'clock
this afternoon, with twenty-eiRht PLAYERS
entered. The contest Is a handicap tourney.
and was instituted last year, when Harry
Koch Won the cup. In playing off the
grand finals this season, Koch will be-
come the permanent possessor of the cup
II he wins. But the dope is that he won't
have easy playing, for a number of fast
racquet sharks have their names showing
in the entry list. The drawings resulted
as follows, each mans handicap being
given:
]. Hughes lowe 800, a bye.
c. Young lowe 40), a bye.
s. caldwell lowe 4) plays c. Metz IRE
ceiVe 15.
A Gordon Cscratch) plays M. C, Col
b. CoPen .scratch) plays r. j. Dining
H. Kohn lowe 4N plays F. Pollard
(scratch).
W. Wood lowe half 49, plays S. Doherty
(scratch).
F. Potter (scratoh) plays H. F. Reed (re-
ceive 15).
F. Dufrene Cscratch) plays ]. Epenetter
(scratchC.
A. %seribner lowe 4 plays e. I. cudahy
lowe 15).
NJ. swartz lowe 10 plays DR., Van Camp
lowe half 15.)
L. Mcconnell lowe 49, plays H., Read
niger lowe half 49,.
II. Eyarts receive l) plays C. Potter
c. Boyles receive l) plays Ed Murphy
receive half 15).
F, Blish receive half 49,. a bye.
r. r. Rainey lowe half 49,, a bye.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-03
JOHNSON is WINNER IN FINAL
VIII Contest Larned for Cup and
Title Today.

NEW YORK. July 2.-wallace f. John
son, the young Pennsylvania player, de-
feated c. NJ. Bull, jr, of the Crescent
Athletic club of New York today. in the
ship. Johnson will meet Edwin p. Larned
for the cup and title tomorrow. Johnson
came through safely today, first defeating
the internationalist, X. ID. Little, Ga, 7-5.
He later won from Bull, 81, ga, 3-6, rs.
Ga.
In the doubles the Harvard pair, N. w.
Niles and A. s. Dabney, jr., reached the
semi-final round. defeating II. H. Hackett
and r. D.. Little. the Yale-Princeton COM
bination, 6-2, SO.
The old champion, Holcombe Ward, and
]. c. Nelly, jr, reached a semi-final round
bracket in the upper half. defeating E.
F.. Leo and B. NJ. Phillips, Ga, SO.
In the women's singles Mrs. 9. L. Chap
man defeated Miss Mills. 81, SO. In the
women's doubles Miss Edna Wildey and
Miss Souther and Miss Hammond and
Mrs. Chapman reached the final round.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-03

closest played here this season; Hits:
Hastings, 4; Red Cloud, Z. Drrorai Hast
ings. 4; Red Cloud, 3
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-03
SHUT OUT BY CUBS
Leaders in National League Get One
Severe Drubbing.
THEY WIN THE SECOND GAME
from Chicago Go to Two Pitts
burs Pitchers and Aggregate
Thirteen Hits-Other Ma
tiOnaI League Games.

PITTsBURG, July 2-Pittsburg and Chi
cage divided a double-header here today,
the visitors shutting out the locals in the
first contest by a score OF s to o. but losing
the second by a score of 4 to 2. Brown
kept the hits scattered in the first game,
but Camnitz and Adams were both weak.
Maddox pitched splendid ball in the second
game. Hagerman was relieved in the eighth
inning by Reulbach. Archer was hit by
Clark's bat in the seventh inning and was
forced to quit the game. Errors figured in
the runs in both contests. Score, first
game:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-03
WICHITA WINS FROM LINCOLN
Farthing Walks Four Men in the
First Inning.
vICT0Rs BUNCH HITS IN EIGHTH
Greenbackers Make -Four singles
and Two Runs I'm Ninth
Inning, when Aitchison
Weakens.
vICToRS BUNCH HITS IN EIGHTH

WICHITA. Kan, July i-Young Farthing
walked four men after two were out in
the first inning today, forcing in wiohita's
first run. He was wild throughout the
game and lost by the score of 5 to 2. A
base on balls and two errors gave Wichita
one in the second and westerzil's three
base hit and an out at first yielded another
in the sixth. -Four hits in a row in the
eighth. together with another base on balls.
with the bases full. were responsible for
the last two. Lincoln made two hits off
Aitchison in the first and got no more
until the ninth, when he let down, and four
singles brought in two runs. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-03
GOLF TOURNAMENT AT RYE
Charles II. SeeIey, Stamford, De-
veIops biggest Lead.

RYE, N. Y, July 2.-Of the four con-
tests in the first division of the Apawamis
clubs annual golf tournament this after
noon In the second round of match play,
two were one sided and two fairly close.
The biggest lead was that OF Charles H..
Seeley of Stamford, who beat II. o. Par
sons of New York, 6 up and 5 to go, while
almost as great was the victory of w. r.
Morgan, jr., Of Short Hills, N. j., who de-
feated G. L. Conley of Mount Vernon, 6
up and 4 to go.
In the other matches Fred Wheeler,
president of the Apawamis club, beat w.
r. Thurston, accounted about the strong
est club player, 2 III and 1 to go. while
Walter Pfeil of Huntington Valley. cham
pion of the Philadelphia district, defeated
Maturin Ballou of Apawamis, 3 up and l
to go.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-03

Two-base hits: Flynn, Murray, Goldman.
Hits: Off Young, Z in eight innings. Struck
BY Young, 4; by Karger, 8. First base
on balls: Off Wilson, 2; off Karger, 8.
Left on bases: Minneapolis, 4; st. Paul, 4
las. EMPIRES: Sullivan and Coma
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-03
Diamond Dust.

All. cheer up; don't be a grouchl
Let's be glad they are having their slump
away from home, so we may enjoy their
recovery when they return p
Jimmy Austin and Elberfeld have gone
to third and short, respectively, as q per
mAnent thing, 50 New York says.
Bill Bradley, Cleveland's crack third
bAseman has thus far failed 10 get his
batting eyN on the ball this season.
Jakey Weimer has evidently dropped
from view. Jake has gone through his
whole major league career whining.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-03
AUTO RACING AT COLUMBUS
Several Well Known Ones Take Part
without Making Records.

COLUMBUS, o., July 2-Chevroiet, Old
field, Strang, Burman, Lorimer and other
noted automobile racers participated in a
series of events today without breaking
any records. Oldfield, who was barred
from the races because of a claim that his
National was a racing and not a stock
car, made five miles in exhibition In 1850,
as against 4:26, the worlds record. held by
DePalma. Lewis Strang in a Buick won
the ten-miie event in 1925. Burman In a
Buick took the five-mile rare in 4:55. Lori
mer, with a Detroit Blue Bird.
won the twenty-flve-nile event in 26 Oe5t.
The one-hour record race was taken BY
Burman, driving q Buick, who covered
fifty-flve and -three-quarters miles
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-03

TotaIs......S4 10 q II Iotals.....A II /
sBatted for Pastorius in ninth.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-03
MAYOR STARTER AT MARATHON
DahIman VIII Turn EN- Loose in
the Big Race.

favor Dahlman has consented TO act as
starter for the Marathon race at Vinton
street park Monday afternoon. He says he
viii have time TO go 10 the race before he
goes 70 the picnic OF the Dahlman Democ-
races nave All been chosen and are:
Starter. Mayor Dahlman; referee, Dave J..
O'BTien; judges, Dick Kitchen and Edward
Creighton; clerk OF course, Dan ID. Moore:
timers, Frank W. Harwood, chief: William
Nickel and Robert II. Manley; scorers,
Adjutant Riley, chief; r. p. Mcneil, A.
Goldberg, Frank Rourke. A. RabinoWitz,
Joseph Benin A. L. Kelley and Gerard
GriswOld; announcer, L. T. Walker.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-03
BOSTON.
PHILADELPHIA
Totals. 40 Is IS - 2

Totals. .....B IL 81 10 .
zone out when winning run scored.
'BRtted for Richie in seventh.
"Batted for Covaleskie in ninth.
Philadelphia 20 0 2 0 / Is
Boston .........2 0 l 0 0 1 0 0 o.
Two-base hits: Deininger, Doolin Doom,
Becker, Bates, Three-base hit: Stem. Hits:
Off Moren, 3 in two innings; off Richie, 4
in five innings; off Covaleski, 0 in two in
ninss; off MoQuillen, o in TWO innings; off
White. 10 In eight and a third innings; off
Tuckey, 3 in two and two-thirds innings.
Sacrifice hits: Starr, Becker, White. Stolen
bases; Grant, Deininger, Doom, Magee.
Left on bases: Philadelphia, 10; Boston, I.
Base on balls: OFF Moren, l: off White,
3; off Richie, 2; off Covaleski. 3: off Nc
CULLEN, ]. First base on errors; off Phila-
delphia, 3; off Boston, /. Struck out: BY
White, g.. Wild pitches: White, 2. Time:
2:17. Umpire; Rigler.
Score. SECOND game.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-03
TEKAMAH MEET TO BE GOOD ONE
Free-for-Am VIII BE n Hummer, Says
Bud Latta.

Bud Iatta. president of the Tekamah
Speed association, was in Omaha enroute
to Mason City to secure some additional
race horses for the Tekamah meet, which
opens the Nebraska circuit July Is and
holds forth for four days.
The free-for-all pace is going to be a
hummer" said Mr.. Latta as he talked to
a bunch of interested horsemen at the
Merchants. I'VE are getting inquiries from
all over the country ana the indications
in that class. The 2:12 pace will be about
as good and will call out some of the finest
in the entire western country"
Large numbers of South Omaha and
Omaha lovers of horse races are preparing
to go to Tekamah Thursday OF the meet.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-03
LINCOLN.

4 oldlsss.ss.ssssss.'.N o
Ran for Sullivan In thu fifth
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-03
DIETZ CLUB HOUSE NEARLY DONE
Addition Being Built on New LOca-
ton Mt Cutoff Lake.

The enlarged Dietz clubhouse, 300 feet
west of Cutoff lake, is nearing completion,
and when done II will contain a ballroom
32x65 feet. The building originally stood on
the shore of the lake, but the prospect OF
the new park necessitated it's removal
farther back. To do this the building was
In two, and now a large section Is being
built between the two halves. In addition
TO the ballroom the new clubhouse will con-
tain pool and billiard tables. locker and
bathrooms, The building Is sur
rounded by a porch fifteen feet wide.
The Dietz club now has q membership Of
fifty and II is the intention to make 100
the limit, thereby alleviatlng the
danger OF being crowded.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-03
is the Lincoln Bunch; Cubs and Pirates Divide;

OFF Marquard, Z in seven and a third In
nings. Sacrifice flies: Doyle, Hummel,
Lumley. Sacrifice hits; Tenney, Lumley.
Bergen. Stolen bases: Devlin, Burch. AL
perman. Double play: Bridwell to Doyle to
Tenney. Left on bases; New York, S.;
Brooklyn, 9. Base on balls: Off Pastorius,
4; off Marquard, 8; off Raymond. l. Base
on errors; New York. 1. Struck out: BY
Pastorius, 2; by Marduard, 3; by Raymond,
2. Time: 1856. Umpires KLEIN and Kane.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-03
SEWARD WINS FROM FRIEND
southpsvy Pitcher Makes Two Three
F

SEWARD, Neb., July ~2-tSpecial Tele-
Eram)-After winning the 500 purse put
up by Utica In a bail game between Seward
and Friend by the score OF s to 4 Friend
came to Seward and was defeated today by
the score OF 3 to l. Roman pitched a good
game, but the Seward Athletics found him
for ten hits, two OF them three-bagRers,
mad by stewart, the Seward south-paw
artist. Score: Ri.
Fliend ........... 0 0 0 1 0 Q 81 4
Batteries; Seward. Stewart and Ling;
Friend. Roman and Mcdonald. First base
on balls; Off Stewart, 1: off Roman, 2
Two base hit; Garden OF Friend. Umpire:
Ed Woods Of Lincoln.
The same teams viii play tomorrow and
Sew ard plays a double header at Friend
on July S. The Lincoln league team plays
a. Seward Tuesday, July &
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-03

Two-base hits: Barrett, Tate. Sacrifice
hits: Thielman, Robinson, D%ougherty. Dou-
BILE play: Olsen to Quinlan to Sullivan.
Left on bases: Milwaukee, 8; Louisville, 3
First base on balls: Off Doughcrty, l;
off Packard. 6. Hit with pitched ball
Clark, Hostetter. Struck out: BY Dough-
erty, 3; by Packard. l. Time: 1:5O. UNI
pires: Owen and King.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-03
GAMES IN THREE-I LEAGUE
Dubuque and Cedar Rapids Play
FeatureIesa Game.

Featureless Game.
DUBUQUE, Ia, July 2.-Dubuque took a
featureless game from Cedar Rapids, 6 TO {,
today. Score: RHE'
Dubuque .."....2 8 0 / 80 10 3
Batteries. Engman and Kelly; Wilder.
Weakley and Nunamaker.
ROCK ISLAND, ILL.,. July 2-The feature
or todays game, which Davenport won,
was a home run by f. smith. Score;
Rock Island. ~ o 0 o o o. 30
Davenport 80 o l l / IA 5 /
Batteries: Hardin and Eng; NJ. Smith
and r. Snath.
BLOOMINGTON. ILL.,. July 2.-Three
TRIPLES and two doubles netted Bloomington
four OF her five runs. Score: R.H.E.
Decatur ."...,.O 2 0 O-S Z 2
Batteries: Davidson and Smith; Jacobson
and Mcnamara.
PEORIA. H.. July ABILITY to hit GIL
bert gave the game to Springfield today,
Score. RH b.
Peoria ,.,......0 al O01 81 8 s
Springfield 80 0 I 0 2-l3 II 2
Batteries: Gilbert and Higgins; Miller
and Johnson.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-03
Peters of Chicago Wins Champion
ship in Singles.

ST. JOSEPH, July 2.-In the interstate
tennis tournament here today G. S. Peters
Of Chicago won the championship in singles
from Harry s. Brewster by a score of
Ga. 81. SO. 2-6, SO. Peters tomorrow will
meet Drummond Jones, the St. Louis
champion.
Brewster and Sterling OF st. Joseph, last
years champions in doubles. defeated
Peters OF Chicago and Jones of St. Louis
this afternoon by a score OF 40, Ga, so, 6-2
in the challenge round.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-03
PUEBLO KEEPS THE FRANCHISE
Practically Sure TO Retain the Team
In Western League.

PUEBLO. Colo, July Alt is practically
assured that the Pueblo Western league
team will remain in this city. The latest
Developments appear 10 indicate that one
or two of the present directors and stock
holders OF the club will be bought out by
Pueblo business men, the rest OF the
directors remaining. The matter is likely
TO be finally determined tonight or to-
morrow.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-03

Home run: Collins. Sacrifice hit: Baker.
stolen bases: Davis, Oldring. Double
play: Gardner to Mcconnell TO Stahl. Left
on bases; Boston, 5; Philadelphia, 6. Base
on balls: off Wood, 4. Base on errors:
Boston, ]. Struck out: BY Wood, 8; by
Lin and Perrlne-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-03
Wymore nInnk. Girnrdn.

BEATRICE, Neb., July 2.-(Special lin
a pitchers battle at Wymore yesterday.
the team at that place shut-out the Girard
Indians by the score OF / to O. Wymore
scored It's only run IN the sixth inning on
wymore ............ OOOOo1OOG / o
Girard Indians ..... OOOOOOOO% 1 5
Batteries: Wymore. Snyder and Rossiter:
Girard Indians, Malone and Finley.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-03
TENNIS PLAY AT ST. JOSEPH

F, Blish receive half 49,. a bye.
r. r. Rainey lowe half 49,, a bye.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-03
Grand Island Outbatn Kearney.

GRAND ISLAND, Neb.. July 2-(Spe-
cial Telegram )-Grand Island had much
the best OF the hitting and easily defeated
Kearney today. Score: r. ii. Il,
Kearney .....,...... 00000000% s
md Etting.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-03
OMAHA


Two-base hit: Wilson. Three-base hit:
Marsh. Home run: Leonard. Bases on
balls: OFF Starr, 8; off Watts, L. Struck
out: BY Starr, 6; by Watts, Z. Sacrifice
hit: Kane. Stolen bases; Hollenbeck, Cad
man C). Double play: Brennan. Time:
1:45. Umpire: Bonnell.