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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1909-12-23
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When Jim was 'lected congressman four
years ago vowed
My cup o. joy was brimmin full, an
wuz mighty proud.
MY Jim IL make his mark . said 1.-The
world will know his name
HEN rise above the common run an win
uncommon fame.
His voice will ring throughout the land,
his words electrify.'
An then sat t. wait fer him t. catch the
speakers eye.
Dragged about my Jim a lot, my Jim in
Washington.
He'll show 'em how told my friends,
this country should be run.
Jes' wait until he makes speech an
then you'll all admit
That when it comes to wisdom. my boy
Jim is full of it,
An so we waited. Weeks an weeks an
months an months went by,
An Jim down there a-tryin' hard t. catch
the speakers eye.
Jim's back in Washington again, in con-
gress maxim laws,
Plumb sure that this term he will get a
chance t. plead his cause.
He's got on some committees, an some
big men know he's there.
The New York papers quoted him about
some trust affair.
An ma an / are prayin' now that we
won't have to die
Afore Jim's reck0ned big enough t. get
the speakers eye.
Detroit Free Press.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1909-12-23

nel being Theodore Roosevelt, then
and now one Of General Woods most
intimate friends.
: Sample Of His Originality.
General Wood, who was born on
Oct. 0, 1860, in Winchester, N. H.,
attended in his boyhood a school in
Middleboro, Mass, and Middleboro
man told some time ago the following
story of the direct and original mind
that the boy had:
Il remember one day in school
Wood was called up in the grammar
lesson. The teacher said:
Leonard give me a sentence, and
we'll see if we can change it to the
imperative mood
The horse draws the cart said
Leonard
Very good. The horse draws the
cart. Now change the sentence to a
neat imperative.'
"'Get up" said young Wood"
Attention was called to Wood before
he had been in the army six months
His first service was in the campaign
against the hostile Indians in Arizona
and New Mexico. He voluntarily car
ried dispatches through a region in
Tested with hostile Indians, making a
journey of seventy miles in one night
and walking thirty miles the next
day. For his action in this campaign
he was awarded a medal of honor in
1898. Wood was in that running fight
from start to finish and was commend
ed for courage. energy and loyal sup
:port'' by General LawtOn as "the only
officer who had been with him
Through the whole campaign" At
one time during that expedition Wood
was temporarily in command of all
the infantry, and at another time he
exercised a similar command over
L4awton's scouts.
After serving at various army posts
from July, 1889, to September, 1895
General Wood was ordered to Wash
ington for duty as attending surgeon
to the army officers serving in Wash
ington. It was during this period tina
he became acquainted with Colone
Roosevelt.
Served In the Cuban War.
General Wood was one Of the physi
clans to President Mckinley and Set
I rotary Of War Alger. When the Span
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1909-12-23
Great Trade In Ratskins.

One of the American diplomats re-
ports that great business is springing
up at Calcutta in securing and prepar-
ing the skins of brown rats, which are
used for book bindings, gloves and
purses. Already the trade is said to
amount to $25O,OOO year.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1909-12-23
Oyster Cure For Dyspepsia.

According to London authority.
some English physicians are ordesing
patients to eat oysters that have been
well soaked in sea water as cure for
dyspepsia and tuberculosis.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-07
Kaufman Case
To Occupy Week
Attorneys Predict Jury Will Not GO
Out Until Next Sat-
urday.

SIOUX FALLS. S. n, June s~-Cspeciai.)
The attorneys Interested In the trial OF
Mrs. Emma Kaufman. charged with the
murder Of her 1s-year-oId maid servant.
have spent a portion Of Saturday and Sun
day in Sioux Falls. They will return TO
Flandreau Monday forenoon so the intro
duction of testimony in the case can COM
mence at 1880 o'clock Monday afternoon.
the time to which Judge Rice adjourned
the hearing Friday evening after the Jury
was secured. They are quite generally OF
the opinion that the case will reach the
jury not later than Saturday OF this week.
When the case was first tried two years
ago the work OF securing a Jury COM
menced on June 4, and not until June %
did the jury return a verdict after being
out a few hours. Thus the trial this time.
II the predictions Of the attorneys are
verified, will consume only a part OF the
time required at the first trial OF this now,
famous case. The attorneys as well as
Judge Rice are anxious to push the pro-
ceedings along as rapidly as possible, and
there will be no delay in the introduction
OF testimony when this work commences
Monday afternoon.
Those interested in the case express
themselves as being we'll satisfied with the
makeup of the jury, the jurors being
largely farmers and all men of standing
in their communities.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-07

Men past middle life have found comfort
and relief in Foley's Kidney Remedy, es-
pecially for enlarged prostate gland, which
is very common among elderly men. l.. e.
Morris, Dexter, KY, writes: up to a
year ago my father suffered from kidney
and bladder trouble and several physicians
pronounced 1t enlargement of the prostate
gland and advised an operation. On ac-
count Of his age we were afraid he could
not stand It and I recommended Foley's
Kidney Remedy, and the first bottle re-
lieved him. and after taking the second
bottle he was no longer troubled with this
complaint" Sold by all druggists.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-07
Women Elect Ofncer..

SIOUX FALLS, S. D., June 6-(Special y
Sioux Falls District Woman's Missionary
society, covering several counties in the
southeastern part Of the state, concluded a
three days annual convention in this city
this evening. The closing address fas made
by Mrs. F. E. Lindsey of Minneapolis. The
society supports thirteen scholarships, five
Bible women and one missionary in the
field, the latter being in western China.
The society decided to raise funds for plac-
ing another missionary in the field and for
other field mission purposes. At a business
session the following officers were elected
for the coming year: President, Mrs, Mar
garet Rust, Elk Point; secretary, Miss
Sarah Waring, Ellis% treasurer, Mrs. Ny
bart, Canton.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-07
CHAMPS WIN IN THE NINTH
Made n Great Uphill Fight and Nsvel
EaIfRred

SIOUX CITY. Ia. June 6-From the
standpoint OF the home spectators, today's
game was the most interesting played hero
this season. Sioux City won the game z
TO G. In the last half Of the ninth, after q
great uphill fight Six home runs were
made, three by each club and Jour Of
them brought In runners. Stovall played a
ball over the right field canvas IN the sec
ond, inning. Dies Moines oould not SCORE
until the fifth. COrrisan singled; Dwyer
walked and Dalton hit one over the oenter
field fence netting three sOOreA Two more
came in the sixth on Shea's single and
Lang's four base drive. This gave the
boosters q big lead and Holmes took Free
man cut and put In Meter. who 'resred
the side. The Champs went after Lang
hard IN their half. Smith banged one ever
the fence; HunteT and StOvall singled and
LEVINE, batting for Jack Shea, duplicates
Smiths hit and three mare runs came in
tying the game. In the ninth, Shea, for
Des MOtneS, hit one over the fence SoOr-
ing what lSoked like the WANING run The
Champs kept After the Boosters premier
slab aTtist, however. Hunter. the GVSt man
uP. hit To left fer two sacks. ToWpe fell
lowed with a hit 10 right for three bases
Weloh then singled, winning nha game.
Towne saved the game f0r the Champions,
making the necessary hill each time that
tied the scsrs. The fasidins q bath teams
was brilliant At times. Score,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-07
Convention of Deaf Mutes.

SIOUX FALLS, s. D., June ~6.-(SpeciaI.)
The annual convention of the State Asso-
citation of Deaf Mutes, after being In ses-
sion in Sioux Falls several days. has con-
cluded it's work and taken a final adjourn
ment, the following officers were elected
for the coming year: President, Charles
H. Louck, Aberdeen; vice presidents, Ll-
Ian Berke, Ellis Furber. Alcester; Sec
rotary, Thomas H. Jewell, Sioux Falls:
treasurer, Peter Delgaard, Beresford. l..
NJ. Hunt of Sioux Falls was elected a
delegate to the national. convention OF
deaf mutes.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-07
MOTOR CYCLES DRAW CROWD
Clipping OFF Almost Mile n Minute
Made Races Yesterday
interesting.

Fast time over a good track, with 900
people at CORTLAND beach and scattered
along the course, marked the motor cycle
races yesterday afternoon Sixty-three
men Destrode the gasoline propelled We
hicles, which whizsed along at an exhilar-
ating pace.
Some idea of the speed at which the
racers went can be gained by reading the
result of the fourth race in which Bell,
the winner covered S miles IN 7:1s.
Bell stood a good chance IN the ten-mile
open, but burst a spark plug and despite
a good lead became hopelessly out Of It
Likewise in the fifth race for five miles
Bell met with a mishap a tire going wrong
when he was we'll ahead.
understood a signal from the starter and
stopped at the end Of the eighth mile
when they had two more laps to so.
The results:
Five miles, free for all, three horse
power: Walter Bell won, Q. Momquist sec
ond. Louis Flescher third. Time: 716%
Two cylinder: Ralph Bates won, Walter
Bell second. Time: 7:12h.
Ten miles, free for ALL any power Ralph
Bates won, Thomas Berchei second. Time:
1926.
Two miles two and one-half horsepower,
r. Littlefield won, C.. w. Grimes second,
II. GoOtheimer third. Time; 4:30-
Five miles, three horsepower, belt drive
II. Bates won, Warner Bell second, Q.
Momquist third, Time: So
Five miles, three horsepower, chair
drive. w. E Dewey won, Clyde Mtkel SEQ
ond, c. Rosenberg third Time: 7:&-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-07
CINCINNATI REDS TAKES TWO
Brooklyn Dropped Both Games Be-
cause Of Inferior Playing.
FIVE RUNS IN ONE INNING
Cubs shut Out Quakers After n Pitch
ers' DueI, in which ReuI~
bach Outlssted
Moore.

CINCINNATI, O., June s.-Brooklyn lost
both games Of the double header here this
afternoon. In the first game the locals
secured a lead Of five runs in the initial
inning and were unable to do anything
with the delivery OF Seaman thereafter.
But the advantage was enough to win the
game. Brooklyn seemed to ave the second
game in the tenth inning, but after two
Of the locals were out Bescher beat out
an intield hit, stole second and scored on
Egen's single. The winning run was scored
In the eleventh on q pass to Lobert and
singles by Mitchell and Mclean.
Cakes, the Cincinnati centerfieider, suf-
fered a slight conclusion of the brain in
a collision with Alperman in the second
game. He will be laid up for some days.
Score, first game:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-07
WICHITA WINS FROM TOPEKA
Five Thousand People See IEzies Trim
NetRhbOrH.

WICHITA, June 6-Before a crowd that
was estimated at 5000 people, Wichita beat
Topeka the second game of the series to-
day, 3 to O Shaner was invtncible, while
Kaufman. though he pitched good bali,
allowed locals to bunch four hits on him in
the second inning. Middleton led off with a
single In the first and went all the way to
third when Anderson sacrificed. He scored
easily when Hughes hit to left for one
base. Holland singled In the second and
was forced by Westerzil on an attempted
sacrifice. The latter scored on Pettigrew's
three-sacker to the club house. The third
run came in the seventh, when Westerzil
led off with a two-base hit, was sacrificed
to third and scored when Geier threw low
to the plate. Both teams fielded cleanly.
Geier and Kahl cut off three line drives
that loked safe. Kerns was put out Of the
game and fined $40 for kicking. Shaner
left tonight for Webb City, where he will
be married Tuesday to Mics BERTHE Gam
mon The sCOra.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-07

sBatted for Freeman in seventh.
Two out when winning run scored.
City ..........0 1 0 ~
Des Moines ........O 0 8 Is
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-07
rs from Lincoln; Cubs Take Game from Ouakers

Bnss. e......1 I . NerEis, II. . 0
aFhoina ...... 1 o J 3 --a - 30 -
More. 90. Totais. Is II - q
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-07

ALLIANCE Nab, Juns 6.-CSpecial Tele-
gram.SCrawford met defeat today at the
hands Of Alliance by a Scsre of 5 10 s.
The Alliance team has been fully organized
and are backed by the business men OF
this city ana II rs proposed to let their
ability he known TO any and all teams
in TINS state and Colorado, with a special
laundering for any spare dates the Western
league may have when they jump from the
western end OF the circuit.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-07
JEFFRIEs FANCIEs nm. KETCHELL
Thinks the H-Ard-Httting Lad VIII
Do Jack johnson.

NEW YORK, n. Y, June 6.-James J.
JeffIies declared publicly that he will fight
Jack Johnson for the heavyweight cham
pionship, but from statements made TO his
friends here the one time mabar OF boilers
would not be surprised II Stanley Ketchell
knocked out the negro title holder In their
bout at Colma, Cal, next October.
Admirers OF Ketcheii believe the Mtchi-
gan fighter viii find some way to pene-
trate the peculiar and effective defense OF
Johnson and make him quit with body
blows. Ketchell himself says that John
son cannot take a beating. The Michigan
middleweight will be given an opportunity
10 show whether he has gained In ring
science when next "wednesday night he
meets Jack OTBrieu in a six round bout at
philadelphia. O'Brien Is a hard man to
beat in a six round bout, and Ketohell
before the final gong. To win Ketohell
must get inside O'Brien's guard and beat
him down. This interesting pair-the
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-07
Townsends win one Game.

The Townsend Gun club defeated Flor
ence in the second game of a double header
played by the BunnerS at Florence park
yesterday by the score of 10 to Z The
Townsends' infield, with the exception Of
the battery, changed positions every in
ming after they had the game slowed away.
DUSTY" Hail, the Townsend crack second
sacker, was spiked while covering the
third corner, and this injury win probably
keep him out of the game for about a
month. Harry Sage put Donahue on the
slab, but as he was not In form, he was
relieved by Jones. who received better
support and held the gunners safe the re-
mainder of the game.
Morearty pitched good ball for the Town
sends, striking out 5 and allowing only Z
singles.
Score by Innings; RH.E.
Townsends .......2 10 IA 2
Florence ................0 00320- - 2
Batteries: Townsends, Morearty and
Quigley; Florence, Donahue, Jones and
Williams.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-07

Two-base hits: Franck (2), Fisher. Three
base hit: Walden. Home run schipke.
BY Kelley. /. Struck out: BY Kelley. s.;
by Farthing, g.. Left on bases: Omaha, g.;
Lincoln, 8 Double play: Gonding 10
Kane, Thomas. Sacrifice hits: Kane,
Pendry. Davidson, Pritchett. Time: l;5O.
Umpire: Mullin. Attendance: 5000.
Notes Of the Game.
Ladies' day today, same teams.
Pendry made a fine stop Of Waldron'e
drive in the third, and held 1t to a
single.
Buck Franck was the real hitter SO far
as timeliness goes, He drove out two two
baggers with men on bases.
Pendry made a beautiful run and catch
ming and stopped what might have been
two runs.
Fisher tried to put Farthlng in the air
by stealing second, while the lengthy
pitcher was holding the ball. He made II,
as the big fellow had to pitch or balk.
Kelley was not to be outdone by his
fielders on circus catches. so he made
one himself In the fifth min when he
went in the air and stopped a hard one
with one init.
Fisher and King are making a regular
practice of beating out short hits and II
puts the opposing team on edge every time
they come to bat. Fisher is being rooog-
nized as the fastest man in the league.
WEIGH made a catch in the eighth inning
the like Of which is seldom seen. Jude hit
the ball to right field and II looked as
though It was soaring over the fence.
WEIGH went after It and although he, be-
came tagled up with the fence braces, he
cabbaged the ball with his meat nit and
held on.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-07
Ramblers Defent Hoffmana.

The South Omaha Ramblers defeated the
Joe Hoffman team yesterday by a score
OF 8 to 2. Mason was in the box for the
Hoffmans and was hit hard at times when
hits mean rum Hirsch for the Ramblers
pitched fine ball and had the Hoffmans at
his mercy at all times. The features of
the game were the hitting and base run
of the Ramblers. Next Friday and
Saturday the Ramblers play Auburn, one of
the fastest teams in the state.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-07
BEAT THE COLONIES
Packard Was Wild. After Replacing
Hogg on Slab.
UMPrREs ENFORCING DISCIPLINE
Toledo, indianapolis and COlumbus
Take Games from So. Paul.
Minneapolis SRd the
Brewers.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, June 6-KRnsas City
tenth inning through the wiidness Of Pack
ard. who relieved Hogg. and Halrnan's
triple. Swami was benched at Nthe begin
ming Of the third inning for talking back
to Umpire Carnahan, porner relieving him.
s~hannon's error in the ninth allowed the
locals to tie the score. Loves work at
short was the features Scores
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-07
Brodeeanrds win Ont.

The Brodegaard Crowns crossed the river
Sunday to play the Imperials of Council
Bluffs and won by the score of 6 to g..
The Brodegaard boys showed their superb
GRITTY over the Imperials by taking the lead
in the first inning and holding 1t to the
end. II was the heavy hitting and clever
them.
Batteries: Crowns, Nelson and Nystrom;
lmperials, Christlanson and Lower.
Hits: Imperials, 8; Brodegaard Crowns,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-07
VeneEueIa Coming To.

wILLEMsTAD, Island OF Curacao, June
6-The venezuelan congress having APP
proved the Netherlands Venezuela proto-
col, the Venezuelan consul here has issued
a paper 20 a Dutch steamer to enter Vene-
zuelan ports. General Anrade, ex-president,
will leave tomorrow for Havana He will
enter into negotiations with the Cuban gov
eminent looking to the restoring OF friendly
relations.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-07
Umoire is TO blame.

After four innings of what promised to
be a Mast game Sunday afternoon the Hol-
lys and the signal Corps team got into a
wrangl over the decisions Of the umpire
and the game was declared off. Both
claim the victory by forfeit. tt
score at the end of the fourth inning stood
4 to / In favor of the Hollys.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-07
BENSON EAGLES LOSE FOR ONCE
Team thai Beat Originals Defeated
by c. H. 8. Nine,

Team that BeRt Originals Defeated
by c. H. 8. Nine.
The c. H. S. team surprised the Benson
Eagles by giving them their first defeat Of
the season on their home grounds yester-
day by the score OF 10 10 5. The C II. g.
team has been materially strengthened
by the addition of the Kennedy brothers,
Rocker. Klonck and Vincent. Tho game
was never in doubt on account of the fine
support given the c. II. 8 pitcher. The
feature OF the game was the batting Of
S~obotker. he getting five hits in five times
up, and of Klenck who got four hits In
five times up, two Of them being two-bag-
gers. Rocker pitched a fine game for the
c. H. s. and showed good form. The field
ing of Klenck and Loup and a shoestrinR
catch by Jennings we're the features. The
Eagle pitcher was replaced in the sixth,
but that didn't stop the c. H. 8. as they
scored three more in the ninth. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-07
snckinr ON q nnt.rne.

DIES MONIES. June ~s.-(speciai. JAS yet
the referee for the ~Gotch-Jenkins wrestling
match here the evening OF Tune IL has not
oeen named. Gotch is holding out for Ed
smith OF Chicago and Jenkins objects to
him. Jenkins has s~ignified his willingness
TO nave Otto Floto Of Denver, Dick Flem-
ing or sandy Griswold. The match will be
held In the state fair stock pavilion. with
a seating capacity OF 10. ZOO.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-07
LADELPH

Totals. 80 5 20 IS / TOtals.....4o b'S8 IS ?
"None out when winning run was scored.
Chicago 800. 0 0 0 IL
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-07
seward Defeats Grand I.1nnd.

GRAND ISLAND, Neb., Tune 6~.-(Special
Fred Glade OF the
New York Americans pitched four innings
as an exhibition and struck out twelve
men. Grand Island lost today to Seward
through tnfield errors. Seward did some
fine base running. Score: R.H.E.
seward ..........0 0 2 0 0-5 8
Grand Island 30 0 0 3 0 o-3 5
Batteries: Seward, Tr1mble and Clint
Neff; Grand Island, Glade, Jones and
Citing.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-07
Bloomington, Springfield, Peoria and
Decatur Are winners.
Springfield shuts Out Davenport.
it'll.
Decatur Defeats Cedar RARfS

Batteries; Havlick n Higgins, Grin
and Nunnemacher.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-07

boxer and the fRhter-met once before.
and IN a ten round bout Ketohell Won.
For seven rounds O'Brien had the Michi-
gan fighter confused and outbexed, but
'ndcr O'Brien's guard and sent the nils
elphian to the floor repeatedly. Tit bell
aved O'Brien from n clean knockout.
since then ketchell has been roaming the
country. meeting second raters and Incl
dentally preparing himself for the cham
piOnship fight with Johnson.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-07

Two base hits: Jones, Spencer, Belden,
Hartman. Three base hits: Belden, MI
Ter. Stolen base: Mailman. Sacrifice hits
Lindsay, Corhan. Bases on balls: OF
Ford, s. off Miller, /. Struck out: BY Ford,
!; by Miller, q Left on bases; DenYer, 8;
piteRed bail: MManSax. pst'G D;Ousfe play: Coy Sy
han to Clark. Time 1:h UmpirNs, Adams
Galgano, DIckerson.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-07

Struck out: BY Shaner, 4; by Kaufman,
L Bases on balls: Off Shaner, 3. Passed
balls, Weaver ~. Sacrifice hits: Ander-
son, Pettigrew, Geier. Two-base hit:
Westerzil. Three-base hit: Pettigrew.
Double plays: Hughes to Holland; Geier
to Kunkle. Left on bases: Wichita, a;
Topeka, 8. Time: las. Umpire: Clark.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-07
Doane pefeats Bankers, Life.

CRETE, Neb., June 6-(Special)-The
suited in the following score: RH.B.
DO9ne x."""d 0dSSS S-SlI 9
Umpire: Cains Batteries: Doane, Orth
struck out: BY Ortiz. Il: by Males, 5.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-07
: BEARS o THE INDIANS
Denver walIops Pueblo, Ten to Three,
in Six Innings.

DENVER, Colo. June 6.-Rain fell after
the first inning and caused a delay during
the fifth. The disappearance of Umpire
Wheeler caused the placing of two play
ers to umpire, and nearly prevented any
game at all. The umpires interfered with
the work of each other and disagreed upon
pute between the Denver team owners and
Hogreiver representing Pueblo, ended with
the face features from the contest, but
was wet through when he called the game
at the opening of the seventh inning.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-07
Standing of the Teams
WEST. L.EAGTrE-
AMER ASSN.

GAMES TODAY.
Western League-Linooln at Omaha, To-
peka at Wichita, Pueblo at Denver, Des
Moihes at Sioux City.
National League-Boston at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at st. Louis, New York at Chi
Philadelphia at PittsburE.
American League-Chicago at Washing
ton, St Louis at Boston, Detroit at New
York, Cleveland at Philadelphia.
American Observation-Disclosures at Col
umbus, Kansas City at Louisville, ST. Paul
at Toledo, Minneapolis at Indianapolis,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-07

Totsls. 90. 81
eBatted Tor Scanlon In ninth.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-07

'Batted for Dorner in tenth.
"Batted for Hogg in the ninth.

~Bhtteu lOE Ho6b III hno nHllH.
Kansas City .....9 oooee3
Stolen bases; Love, shannon 90, Brock
ley (2, Pullman, Sullivan. Sacrifice hit.
Breckley. Sacrifice fly: Btashear. Three
base hit; Mailman. Double plays; Love
to Breckley; Dorner to sullivan TO Brock
ley; BrasheRr TO Love; Love to Breckley.
Struck out: BY Hoggt 8; by Packard, /.
First base on balls: OFF Hogg, 2; off Pack
ard, 3; off Dorner, 3. Hit by pitched ball:
BY Packard, Breckley. Hits: OFF Swami,
3 in two innings; off Hogg, ( In nine In
nings; off Dorner, z in eight innings. Left
Time: 2:O5. Umpires: Hath and Connol-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-07

Americans .---------.l
TOWmSandS 4
II . %
D 002O0 o.

Two base b9fsl Farley, Smith. H8me
run; SPelfman stolen bases; Rrodbeek,
Eastman. hit by pitched ball: By Rrod-
beck, Il by SASer, 2. Bases en- halls. OFF
Brodbeek, /; of Fabsr, l. Struck cut: by
BrOdheck, 6; by Faber. Z Time, i20. UNI
pires. Lynch and CFess.