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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-06-28
SPORTING NOTES
Jimmy Clabby and Paddy Lawn to Battle
Ten Rounds at Terrc HATTIE Friday Night

wELrERwEIGHT CHAMPION CoNTENDERs TO MEET
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-06-28
STANDING OF CLUBS

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Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-16
BROOKLYN BLANKS NEW YORG
Trolley Dodgers Win Exciting Game
in Thirteenth Inning.
BRILLIANT DUEL OF PITCHERS
Thirty thousand Persons In stands
Are Given Extraordinary ExhI-
billion of the NattonaI
Game.

NEW YORK. April 15.-Thirty thousand
persons-a record breaking base ball gath
.ering-attended the opening cham pionShip
game on the Polo grounds today between
the New York and Brooklyn clubs. aud
watched the home team go down to defeat
by a score of 3 TO 0. after thirteen in
ulnEs. The game was a pitching duel be-
tween Irving Wilhelm and Icon Ames. In
which the Brooklyn boxman tired out his
Sew York rival. Ames did not allow a
at In the first nine innings. only twenty
teven men facing him In this time In the
extra periods the Brooklyn batters got to
MIN strongly. making four hits in the last
round.
Manages Lumley started his team on the
road to victory In the thirteenth inning by
TRIPPING. Jordan was purposely passed In
the hope that a double play could he pulled
off on Lennox. who. however. singled. scor-
ing Dlmley. Two more runs were Tailed
on hits by Bergen and Burch and schlel's
error.
A great throw to the plate by sehring
In the eighth inning prevented New York
from winning In that round. wilhelm held
the New Yorks 20 three singles. the first
OF which was made in the eighth inning.
Second Raseman Doyle OF New York was
not allowed TO play by Manager McGraw.
because he has not yet signed his contract.
Long before the game began the newly
remodeied Polo grounds were filled with q
cheering crowd of enthusiasts that filled all
the seats In the vast base ball stadium
except back OF the center field stands.
The appearance OF the players called forth
cheers and the fielding practice was mar
rowly watched by the New Workers. and
Brookiynites. Richard Croker. In the alb
sence OF Mayor Mcclellan. threw out the
ball from an upper box in the grand
stand when Umpire tombstone called play
One band and a drum corps helped keep
the excitement up to a tense pitch preimi-
nary to the game. which was played on a
rain-soaked field.
The crowd howled and cheered con-
tinually throughout the game and when the
ninth inning had ended It was seen that
Ames had allowed no hits the enthusiasts
rose and shouted several minutes. Not
until the last man was out in the thirteenth
inning did the crowd make any move TO
leave the grounds. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-16
MITCHELL sUsTAINs tNJUR,
star Cornhusker Cymnnzt May BE out
of Contest.


LINCOLN. Ap-,i 6-tSpec,sil-D. :.
Mitchell. star Corahuske- gymnasI. upon
WHOM; NebTasks has. been depending 20
Win the :rdividual horoEs In the big west
arniory Saturday aight. received ar injury
to his right hand yesterday afternoon that
may jeopsrdize his Chances o. winning .he
highest lumber OF points. The accident
which resulted in his injury occurred while
he was performing OH the horizontal bars.
Tie lost his hold and In falling TO the floor
stretched out his hand TO save himself.
striking II against an iron rod and cutting
a cash in the palm OF the right member.
He was forced 20 leave practice. but said
he would be at work again tomorrow. The
WOUND Is not serious. but may be Just bad
CROUCH TO keep him from doing his best
work against the Minnesota and Chicago
men whom are. thought 10 be his chief
opponents.
Entries for the meeting Saturday night
have been received and practically all ar
Judgements have now been completed by
the local management for holding the
event Ne~braska's team will be composed
Of ID. G. Mitchell. H. .. Trump. c. w.
Mitchell, ". Il Morehouse and c.. O. Ham
mond. The composition Of the other four
loway Nelson. Uzzell. Baker and Ferris;
Wisconsin. Ullis, F. w. Edwards. Nj p
Faber. p T. Snively and A. f. Meinicke,
chicago Q. n Berndt, NJ. Kennedy. F..
Bartlett. p. Davis and l.! d. Smith. Wash
ington. A. q. Nolte and u. Hager.
The regular list Of events for which points
viii be awarded IN the team and individual
contests Is as follows: Horizontal bars.
parallel bars. side horse, tumbling. club
swinging and ring work.
A fencing contest and two wrestling
bouts will also be held. In the fencing CON
test only Nebraska and Chicago will be
represented. In the wrestling bouts Ne
braska. Washington and Chicago will have
men entered. There VIII be two wrestling
bouts-one l45-pound class and one 165-
pound class Nebraska win have strons
men IN each of these bouts and ought to
stand a good chance of winning them.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-16
Sx Fail to Connect, but Cubs Have Their Own WAY: Browns Lose

country boy I don't know YOU. You may
De a professional wrestler"
MoIeod Insisted that as Gotch had won
rterything else ne Ought q be willing 20
-ivs him a chance.
You. are a better sport than not 20 give
a chance, I hope insisted ,he stranger.
Foteh was finally aet;led into. wrestling.
ueV Went al IL on a cinde- path where
s1sgested getting n mat. but the country
BOY, nov smooldened. insisted on he bare
When Gotch cane to re was lying on MS
oed IN his room az home. Soon the
stranger appeared az re Gotch household
nc askso 20 be allowed &c see The youae
naa. hoping Re was not badly hurt.
Gotch father. -
Well, III iesve my card and my earnest
1opes that some day you- boy vii, be a
wrestler" ~
The card read. 'cant Mcleod.
wrestler OF :he Wo.ld.e
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-16
HIGH SCHOOL MEpr LANDED
Commercial club steps Ga and brings
IL to CnDitnI.

LINCOLN. April l5.-tSpeciaL)-The an.
nual intercollegiate high school track meet
that was to be held at Kearney this year
on account OF the inability OF the state uni
versity to furnish the necessary funds, will
be held In Lincoln on Friday. May "A. In
former wears the university had stood the
expenses OF the meet, but the lack of re-
sources this year made this impossible. Last
year thero was a deficit, and Kearney
normal schools had made arrangements TO
meet this and pay the necessary outlay
OF having the meet
The Lincoln Commercial club cae to the
rescue Thursday and through its efforts
and that or A. A. Reed. the state high
school inspector. the meet was brought
here. Tho Commercial club will pay tho
deficit nt last yoSr ard oct some Of the
expenses Of the meeting this spring.
Last year more than twenty high schools
OF the state took part In the meet. and
loo students came to Lincoln thai day.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-16
irrCnH" WALSH WANTS OUT
ArPiicatiOn Says Cn1.ISLsy Nd Not
Tender HIM tomtrMrI.

MEitipEN. Conn April Is. Edward
Walsh OF thls city. II pitcher for the Chi
cage American league lase ball team to-
day filed M application with the Ma
li"nal l'aso BAll commission To lc ito
clared a free agent, claiming. amung other
thugs. that Owner CpTniskcy or the Chit
rage team did not tender iiim Il contract
10 sign before the required time. which eX.
pired March I last
CHICAGO, April lA-At the office Of
President COniisksy II was stated that
Pitcher Walsh WIS rendered a contract
pItur To- March ! and that the matter or
the tender was properly registered.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-16
BUNCH HITS ON WHITE
Detroit Wins Game from Chicago in
the Sixth Inning.
CRAvArH SCORES FOR WHITE sox
Center Fielder saves Team from shut
out by Knocking Ball over the
Fence-Other American
League Games.

DETROIT, April h-Three ATS we're
punched on White BY Detroit in the sixth
inning and these resulted In two rms.
enough 10 decide the oatcome though the
home team sot another on tao hits and all
error IN the eighth. Cravath. who pre-
vented Muilia rom pitching a no hit game
yesterday. saved his team from a shutout
today by hitting over left celd fence IN
the seventh FOR a home run. This vas
the frs; hit % the game of
Both pitchers did great work. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-16
Nehraska
st. VIctrix Wins NewmnrLet.

NEWMARKET. Eng. April l5.-The
Wood lhtton stakes OF 100 sovereigns each
WITH sJ sovereiEns added, for 3-year-olds.
was run here today and won by st. Vic
triN. C1tantcur was second and hts males
iys Oaltmere third. Among the eight
starters was II. p. Mhltney's Sixty IL.
The Granby plate of 200 sovereigns for ?
ycar-nlds distance four furlongs. was won
by MT Whitncy's Oversight. King Ed
Malds Vain Air was second and Sol JoeIs
spit Nhlrd, Thirteen horses ran.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-16
SOUTHERN LEAGUE SEASON orENs
v Champions Are Fitted
ARaInAt MONTGOMERY in Starter.

NASHVILLE. Tenn, April 15.-Tbe
Southern League base ball season opened
today with the champion home team pitted
against Montgomery, Little Rock al Mem
In New Orleans. In Nashville the game
was preceded by a street parade IN auto
mobiles. pcnnant flying formalities i'm
which women viii hoist last seasons cham
pionship flaR were features at tho Park this
afternoon. after which Mayor James s
brown. who issued q proclamation FOR n
half holiday. pitched the first ball. Weather
conditions are excellent.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-16

War Sanders arrived "Wednesday night
from his Tennessee home and IL ready for
the opening Of the base ball season I'm a
couple OF weeks. Sanders never hurries
hack In the spring. as he figures IL will A"
his slde-whccl no good TO Timber IL no in
Nebrnsku. Willie the snow is still on the
ground. AFTER he has been winteriug In tile
south, SANDERS says tho Inounshining bust
ness Is getting to he Il little precariuiIs and
ho has devoted his time and attention To
other lines this winter.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-16
CATCHER POWERS MAY RECOVER
Condition Said by P~hysician 20 he
MacI, I'm prOved.

PHILADELPHIA. April 1h-The condi-
tion OF Catcher Powers OF the Philadelphia
American league base hall club who under
went an operation yesterday for gungrone
poisoning OF the intestines is improved to-
day and he has n good chance for recovery.
In the early part pf the contest between
Boston and Philadelphia on Monday Pow
ers ran after a difficult foul ball ana the
physicians say he probably hurt himself
in the action.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-16
SAYS JET WILL FIGHT JOHNSON
Hugh Mcintosh VIII Receive Definite
AnsMer I'm ThIrIN nnNn

NEW YORK. April lt.-Hugh d. Nc.
Intosh. the Australian promoter. who
ing his principal object Was TO arrange
a fight between Jeffries and Johnson
sailed today on the steamer Mauretania
I'm a month.
Il am confident Johnson and Jsffries
VIII face each other In the ring" said
Mr.. Mcintosh. johnson has been eaSer
for the fight for u long time and Won't
back out. Jeffries has promised to give
me an answer within thirty days as to
whether he will accept a proposition to
fight Johnson"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-16
Agate. TOO Fast for Nebraska.

Telegram , Nebraska lost Co the Kansas
Aggtes today. I to :. The CoCnhuskers did
not play their game. Olmstead started to
pitcli Tor Nebraska. but was replaced in
tie first inning after three scores had been
made. nelt2er. who wont IN for Nebraska,
pitched god hall. a costly error permitted
the Agg1os to get the lead. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-16
SIsuaI Corps pIny. MoarL@..

Pa Ponrke has added another exhibitIun
to lhu. long list. he Is having hI,
family play liefore the opening of the sea
son. Ito has ranged to meet tile signal
mon from Fort Omaha Friday after-
inon at Ninton street park. The Lincoln
,'onles saturday and Sunday. The
hard work this spring and has hfgi hopes
nf making q better record against the pro
fesslunals than the soldiers Of the Sixteenth
infaptrV did Wednesday, Tho limo up:
Omaha. Position. Fort Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-16
NeInon-Mcrnrinnd FiGha.

NEW YORK, April 16~.-"Jimmy' Coff-
roth. manager OF the Colma Athletic club.
who yesterday matched Jack" Johnson
and Stanley ketchell for a fight. will leave
today for Chicago, where he will meet Bat
thing Nelson and "Packey" Mcfarland TO-
morrow to secure their signatures for a
forty-five round bout at Colma on July 4.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-16
COLUMBUS
Gov wrIElny N nlnlt

Louisville .........n 0 o ? ~
Columbus ......-...h o / 0 . o.
Stolen base uelehAnty SaciilIre hit.
odWell. INNU-base hit; Quinlun. Thrce-
base hit: james Home run: Odwull.
Double plays: Woodruff 90 Olson; Odwell
In Miller; Friel. Miller la james. Struck
out; By Selby. 3. by Geycr. 5 Eases on
balls: orr Selby. q. Off Gpycr. 3 Left on
bases: Louisville. =; Columbus, 4. Tine.
l;45 %tluipirr; King.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-16
Normal Boys VIA.

hhAftNEY. Neb, April h.-6speciaLl-
ne urst base ball game or the season was
played al the Athletic park Tuesday after
noon between the nucleus sf he Normal
team and the kearRey team. The Normal
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-16
Standing of the Teams
To-Day.

National league. Brccklyn at New York.
Philadelphia al Boston, PittsburR At Gin
cinnati. St. Louis al Chicago.
American league; Chicago at Detroit.
Cleveland at st. Louis, New York at Phila-
delphla. Boston at Washington.
American associate n; Columbus at
Louisville. Toledo at Indianapolis. St Paul
at Milwaukee. Minneapolis at Kansas City.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-16
Grimn-YanEer Rout ro.tponcd.

NEW YORK, April 15.-rhe ten round
liam champion and Benny Yanger OF Chi
cago which was TO ave been fought at
the Whirlwind Athletic club tonight, has
been postponed for a week.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-16

ST. LOUIS, Aprtl lk.-Cleveland won tho
second game OF the series here today with
81 Louis. the score being Z To 3. Cy
y Dung pitched his first game for the Cleve-
tand team and M times was hit hard.
Petty, for 81. Louis, pitched a good game,
put inability OF his team mates to got hits
al the right time wras tho main csaise OF
the defeat. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-16

MINIATURES, April 15.-Milwaukee dc
feated the 81 Paul team In the second
game OF the season here today in a ten
inning contest Ivy q score of 3 to 2. Gehring
was tou he'd up rather hard in the first
two innings and he retired In favor of Hall.
who pitched a great game. A pass to Rob
inson. Barry's two-basger aud Itandalls
sacrifice fly scored the winning run.
Doughcrty pitched a grand game. Score.
A ct PAIL.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-16
Totals. 81 5'e6 IS 0

.Ganley batted for Street in eighth.
%Hray batted for Smith In eighth.
Knight out for interference.
washington ......... 0 o o.
New York ........... 0 0 0 o.
Two-base hits: EnRle C9, Clymer. Hits:
orr Groom in one-third inning. l.; off smith
IN seven and two-thirds innings. g.; off
Burns In one inning, l. Sacrifice hits: Pail,
Knight, Quinn Double play: Mcbride TO
Delehanty. Left on bases: Washington.
New York, .. First base on balls: or
Sroom. y, off Smith, !. Hit by pitched
ball: BY Groom, /: by Smith, 1: BY Quinn
/ Struck out: BY Smith. 2: by Quinn, 3.
Wild pitch; Smith. Time: 1:45. Umpires:
Evans and ERan.
Game Postponed.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-16
GAMES IN AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
MiIIers Win from the Butchers in the
Twelfth Inning.

KANSAS CITY, April lh-Ln a strong
twelfth inning rally the Minneapolis team
.ook the Second game OF the series from
kansas CITY today. 6 to 2 In the twelfth
the visitors made four hits off Duggleby
and counted as many runs. Score:
KANSAS rITv AsrN1spA moi 10
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-16
Reds win from PIrates.

CINCINNATI, Aprtl 16.-An error NV
Mowery gave the P.ttsburgs u start of iva
runs In the first inning. thereafter Ewing
held the Pirates safe. although IT,. Spirt
was not OF the best. The Ciat iunatls ~ xnu
hitting Willis ia tho fifth inning making
a grand finish IN The eighth when a pass.
two triples a double and a single nettcd
four runs, Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-16
'Batted for Pfiester in sixth.
~Batted for Moore I'm ninth.

Chicago ............l / / 0 2 40
st. Louis .N-...,.....l o o o o u O.O-M
Two-base hit: Tinker. Thr<e-bnse hit:
Brown. Hits: OFF Pfiester. 4 IA six in
nings; = off Beebe. 10 Ia six aud one third
Innings. Sacrifice hits: Sheckard, Chance.
Bresnahan. Sacrifice files; Steinfeldt. Ev-
ans. Left on bases: Chicago. Z: 81. Louis.
S, Bases on balls: OFF Pfiester. 2; off
eBebe, 5. Buses ON errors: Chicago. /; st
Louis, !. HIT with pitched ball: ny piles
ter. Delehanty. Struck out: by Pfiester. 4:
by BeSoe, 3. Wild pitch: Moore Time:
eos. Umpires: Klein and Kane.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-16
Chicago Wins from st. Louis.

CHICAGO, April 15.--For five innings
Beebe held the locals TO two hits, but was
wild and started the three runs on passes.
He proved easy and was hit in all dlrec.
ton In the sixth and seventh. The visitors
punched hits in only one inning. scoring
three runs on Pfeister's wildness and three
singles. Bresnahan was ordered off the
field In the seventh for dlsputing a decis-
ion. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-16
New York wfns In Fir.t.

WASHINGTON. April 15.-Groom's Wild
ness and neffectiveness in the first inning
today gave the New Yorks four runs and
enough TO defeat Washington. 4 to !. Smith
ana Quinn then had a pitchers battle for
the rest OF the game. Both sides field ed
cleverly. many sensational plays being
made. Vice President Sherman witnessed
the game from one of the boxes. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-16
nistiners bunch Hits.

Louisville April l5.-Louiaville won
the second game OF the season from Column
bus through the good pitching OF Selby. a
Western association IecrLit. The locals won
In the eighth inning by punching hits off
Ciryor. Odwell's home run was the feature.
Tho weather WIS perfect for base ball.
Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-16
baltimore Wins Ills Can,c.

INDIANAPOLIS. April IL -LattImora
won his game today Ia tho second I,,nin.
when a clean single 30 center scor,d Nan,
bert frnn, SECOND. The game was close ana
%encitiisg throughout. Sc,rr: ~"
T~NDIANAHnIIS
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-16

IhTef-base AT: C~hadhOuTne, SiTuck oui ,
Ky baltimore, ); BY Graham .. Double
lays; Burke to Carr. Ma'liups to Car A.,
Horke, Stolen base: paubert. Passed
pall; Clark. hit bv pitched bali; Scyinld
Ompires' owens and. Eckman. Time: I:i5.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-16

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Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-16

WAS .F.ssAF . " y = .|a @
'Ratted for sullivan In tenth.
'l'atted for Essick IN tenth.
'Hatted Tor oberiin In eleventh.
Kansas City 4 o 90 0 %
Miiinea polls. 20 o o 0 o o 80
Hits: OFF Essick. 3 In ten innlngs: off
Dugglehy. 4 In two innings; off OberIin, 8
IN eleven innings; off Young. ] In one in
ming. Two-base hits: Neighbors, Ireklcy,
Mertens. Earned runs: Minneapolis. 2;
Kansas City. |. Left on bases. Mlnns-
apolts. 3. Kansas City. g. Sacrifice hits:
Carlisle, Shannon. Stolen bases: iietling.
Downs 90. Collins, Struck out BY Essick.
:; BY 'Obsrun. 3: hy Young. J.. Bases on
pals: OFF ESsick. I: off nusgleby. Q; off
Oberlin. 8 Hit by pitched bail: Oyler hy
Essick; Hetling and Cross by Oberliu.
Tiine 2;2D. Empires; Couahun and Sulli-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-16

tive out when winning run was scored.
Milwaukee ...."..1 o 800 0 Ia
st. paul.........i o 0 0 0 0 0 o.
Two-basc hits: Collins. Barry. HTS: Off
Gehring, ) In two innings. off Hall, 3 IN
eight innings. Sacrifice hits; Murray,
FLYNN. Nee, Randall. Harry. Corkman.
Stolen bases. Robinson. McGunn. Double
play: IiObinson, Mccormick tn McGAnn.
Left on bases: Milwaukee,. Z; ~. Paul. =.
Bases ON balls; OF GehrnE. :; off Hall.
2; off Douglerty, 4. ,ttt ny pitched ball:
by Hall, !. Strurk Uut: liy pdugherty, :;
by hall. 3. Passed balls. Carlsch. Hos
letter 60. Wild pitch; Cehring. Time.
. On IfmnIra. IIaNac
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-16

ssF'rT"Hs#s . w.
Two-hase hits; Mowrey. Wagner. Three
base hits' Ilo6litzell Mitcheil : Secri-
nee mis- Paskert, Miller. Sacrifice fIy.
Mitchell- stolen bases. Miller. roarh.
MagSer AoSsein Base on balls: Ofy Ia
III OFT Wills. 4 Hit by pitCht ia 1.
by Willis, l. Struck out: nv EwIng l.
wis T. Time: zoe, Empires. O'Day
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-16

MT Mclntyro. Home run
ILavath. Sacrifice hits: Bush. Moriarity.
Paront to Att to Tsbeli. Left on bases:
Detroit, 8; Chicago, s. First base on balls:
OH 2 First base on srrors: De-
uolt' Il Chicago. & Struck out: BY Sum-
mers. 3; by White. 6 wild pitches: BY
summers. l; BY White I. Time: Is30. I'm
pres; KERN and O'Loughlin.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-16
GoTcH WILL wREsTLE M.LEoD
Champion Matched AEaIDst Old
Timer Mt MRferInn Tneshar

WAIElI.oo, Ia. April B.-Frank Gotch
mud lan Mcleod have been matched M
MreSlle ucre next Tuesday night. two fam
To- three. Mol cod has only recently re-
entered tho game.
MARSltAi.IlrlNN Ia. AnrIl f5-CSue-
riall-lt was ANNOUNCED In this clty today
nat Frank Gotrli would meet Carl Olson.
ilts hlg Svede nf st. lrgiis. IN "a wrestling
bout Ia thls city ar n'Xt Monday night. NJ.
\. Cnnnuilv ~ D-S Molues. who has ar
ranged ih" bout, 81 that Gotch consented
10 zone her" AMI Wrestlc purely out al
frlendShio for f"nrelly. who was the man
who brought Goich oGt ana developed him.
Olson. who Is ~ WroStle Gotcb went
against Mahm0u,. tho Turk. I'm 81 T.ouis
laSt February. The Turk was to throw the
thrive limos iu an hour. hit fniloa
To- secure - Sinslr fal. Dan Mcleod and
Alex Rainier. IN" latter ~ Ohio. will an
rear In the str,i- preliminarles.
Dan MvIead IL tho man --ha thew Co,cb
III over n eindfr path whom Gatch was q
Rid aud gave him the incentive 10 hecomo
y wrcSil"r " wnS this way: Gntch Uas
m" hig athlete IN Humboldt and for u,iiee
around. We could run. haN. NAV hall and
wrcstlH lie boat nh his corntrv friends at
eNervthtn" ana they thought he was n
warld-hsats- "
One dav Humboldt had = celehrstIor
Goich entrref IN every athlete event and
won them all dowU TO the wrestling match
yet TO con- A stranger had heen an on-
line. "
Wei. TN Wrestie Won" ssia he stranger
Tor = eide bet and the stakes"
j don't believe ! will,- replied the big
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-16

TWo-base hit: Lajoie. Home run: Hon.
man. Sacrifice hits: Jones', Bradley,
Young. Double plays: Turner TO Stovail
to Bradley. First base on balls:
Off Petty, 2; off Young. . Struck out:
BY Petty, 8; by Young, 8 Passed ball: N.
Clarke. Time: $50. Empires: Sheridan
and Perrine.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-16
BROOKLYN.

'Batted for Fletcher in the thirteenth.
'Batted for Ames in the thirteenth.
BROOKLYN. .s........00O o. OOOOOO0OS- s
new YORK '.n~.'"v.OO 0O 0O0OO0000 90
TwoIbase hits: Alderman (2D. Jordan.
Three-base hit: Dumley. Stolen bases:
OffIara, Burch. Leftoon bases. BROOKLYN Q:
New YORK, g.. First base on errors: Brook
Ign. /; New York. 1. Double play, Fletcher
10 Bridwell to Tenny. Struck out: BY Ames,
10; by Wilhelm. 4 Bases on balls: OFF
Ames, 2 Time: 2:2o' Empires: tombstone
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-16
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We handle XTRAGooD clothes to make
this the boys store. And it is. Every
mother who knows will buy XTRAGooD
clothes. And every boy who knows will
wear them.
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