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Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-15

Neb.. Aug lA-tSpecial-
Friend won first money al the Milford base
ball tournament BY defeating David CITY
u 10 o and Seward Z TO l. BoEatts and
Lucas were the battery in the David civ
game was the work Of Friends nelderF
Both pitchers had ID on their opponents
All the time. The feature Of the seward
game was the work Of Friends ff'elders.
Friend wants games with any Of the fast
teams In this section Of the state. Follow
Ing are the dates thus far arranged fur
Friend Holdrege. a. Friend, August l1
and T. Seward a. Beaver Crossing Au-
gust Is and rs, seward a. Excite Angus
p. Seward al Friend AuFusf g. CertraI
CIT! a. Friend Angus Il. - = AID q
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-15

Baker Bros. defeated Crane & CO satu--
day afternoon in a listless contest by the
score Of S 70 2 Young started 10 DO rhe
twirling for the Cranes, but was relieved
by Spellman In the sixth inning. Wright
Tor Baker Bros, pitched great ball and
had the Cranes at his mercy through
out the contest, striking out fifteen and
allowing only -four hits. The main feature
was d One-hand stop by George DouEheTty
a. a critical stage. Next saturday Baker
Bros. play the Notwithstanding Mazeppas
for the championship Of Omaha among the
Saturday teams. Score RHE
Baker Bros......O . 2 2 0 - 10 {
Crane d Co.--.-O . 0 0 o.
Batteries: For Baker Bros, Wright and
Quigley, for Crane d Co. Young, SpeIlmsn
and BrasCh.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-15
Totals ....s--.--.,B
A

Totals. -s.----.~--3b 5 % Is
'Batted for Campbell in the eighth
'Shea out on bunt strikes.
~Batted for Davidson IN the ninth
Sioux City..........2 Q o l
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-15
Washington Score:

louhb. ....aot o ~ - p IoUIe ....ol 90 q e
'None out when winning run scored.
Philadelphia o 0 I o o o 0 o 0 IL
ST. louis .....O o o 0 o 0 0 ! 0 o o O-l
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-15
RICK ADAMS SHUTS OUT PUEBLO
single, ~TwO-SAcker and Home Run
with Bat One score.

DENVER Colo, Aug 1A-when Denver
got ready today II fell on Jackson and II
was all over. The team fused along
through three innings, getting a line on
Jaekson's delivery, and then went after
him. on the other hand Adams held his
hitters down and struck out the last man
in six innings
Denver took a run in the third on a
single. a steal and another single In the
fourth Cassidy MADE a single, lost his life
trying 10 steal 70 second and Jones fol-
lowed with a home run. Bohannon's two
haEger Was lost, as he remained on bases.
There was an instance Of q single q two
Dagger and a home run In one inning and
only one run from them. In the next HRss'
hit. Maag's crack on the Uranium. Belden's
sacrifice and t-hres-bAggers by Jones and
Cassidy put the game out Of danger. Hart
man made a wonderful catch Of a line
drive and also 3 stop Of a g~rounder that
was phenomenal Tn score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-15
Auburn YIN in dc TweIfth.

AUBURN. Neb. Aug H-Special Tele-
graml-The Auburn base ball team de-
feated Atchison today In a fast twelve
inning game by a score Of s 20 e. Auburn
commenced It's onslaught at me -beFiuuinC
OF the game and was the proud possessor
Of seven scores by the time the sixth inning
was over, with Atchison Vet 10 score. The
seventh proved the lucky inning for Archi-
son, for before il was over they had the
score tied score RH-E.
Auburn .--.-..slOlI0OOOOOl-S &
Batteries Auburn. Sehut1- Lacey and
Hawkin Atchison. Drumm. strong. Cope
LAND and Murphy.
Auburn has PLAYED e series of six games
this week winning two from Seward one
from Weeping Water. Two from Atchison
and losing one 10 ArChIsJu.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-15
Omaha Team 10 Easy.

LYONS, Neb- Aug IA-tSpecial T-le-
gram 1.-THE Lyons base ball team easily
defeated the MaZeppas Of Omaha here to-
DAY by the score Of " 10 / The feature II
the game vas The poor playing Of the Ms
zeppas and the heavy hitting Of the Lyons
team Score: hHE
Lyons ............-4 ] . s-lz u p.
Mazsppss ...-.--.0 q o o q q o. Z
Batteries For Lyons Boves and Hoff-
man, for MaEeppas. Kane and Murpnv
Struck cut. BY BoVee, s. bV Kane 3
Three-base hit: DrummN. Two-nass hits
Hamilton stein Time. 2aO Umpfres DAT
fer and GehmEn.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-15

aOlson out for throwing bat
Minneapolis ......,..l 0 0 Q Q 0 Q el
Louisville ............0 2 0 Q q . . 0 o.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-15
The formers grounds. Score
Games I'm the Tri-County LeaEue.

DORCHESTER, Neb-, Aug. H~.-CSpecialD
dorchester repeated the same act as at
Fairmont by tossing Fairmont another
victory By the score of s 10 . The locals
were forced TO play with a crippled team
again. as Captain Byers and Catcher Nor
rasy have not recovered from injuries they
received al Fairmont. West. Wampler and
Simpson were missing from the lineup also.
Prof. Crandall was the chief attraction Of
the game. striking out thirteen and allow
ing four hits, while Engelhsupt pitched
winning ball, but got poor support. striking
out seven and allowing seven hits. Score:
Dorchester -.-.....- Q o o 0 0 Q p
Fairmont .. . 4. q o - 6
Two-base hits. L Byers. Smell Stolen
bases. Dorchester T. Fairmout, 8. Left
on bases; Dorchester, 5; Fairmont. ssStruck
out; BY EngelhaupL. Z; by Crandal. lS.
First base on balls. OFF CrsndalL. . Hit
with pitched ball; BY E~ngeIhaupt . Double
play. Fairmont.
Other games Friday
At ENeter-ENeter. ., ShiCkley. 1
Al Geneva-Geneva, Il. Sutton. 6
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-15
LINCOLN TEAM WINS PROTEST
Directors Decide hat Game Of August
2 BeIOnEs 40 PrOhfbitionistH.

CHICAGO. Aug A-The board Of direc-
tors Of the Western Base Ball league to-
day decided the protested game played
Augus ? al Sioux City between the Lin
coin team and Sioux City ia favor Of LIN
coin. According 10 the score Of the game
and NE decision Of the umpire Sioux City
won. 4 10 3 Lincoln protested and the
directors gave n the game This has an
Important bearing on the championship
aspirations Of the Sioux City team.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-15
NINE STRAIGHT FOR BOSTON
BOOkwOrmE Bunch Hits ON NaN> in
sixth Inning.

BOSTON. Aug H-Boston closed q week
Of victories by winning q hard fought
game from Cleveland today, 3 10 l. making
its ninth straight win. The locals won in
the sixth inning. with two out. Speaker
drew a base on balls, Gessler singled and
Wagner was purposely passed. Stahl
singled and three runs were scored, one
on an error by Bemis The largest crowd
that ever witnessed a single game in Boston
saw the game today, numbering over 5000.
Score
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-15

Mag C). McChesney ~. Jones Hartman,
Corhan. Miller. Locke. Sacrifices: Belden
90. Base on balls: Off Adams, ., off Jack
son, 3. Struck out: BY Adams. 10; by Jack
son, l. Left on bases. Denver, 3; Pueblo,
II. Double plays: Hartman to Bohannon.
Stankard TO Hartman TO Bohannon. Wild
pitch: jackson. Hit by pitched ball: Mag.
Time: 2.T. Umpire: Mullen.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-15
TOPEKA WINS OUT IN NINTH
Bat Hard in Closing Inning
of Game.

TOPEKA. Kan, Aug H-Topeks made
q fine ninth-inning finish and took the
third game from Wichita, 4 to 3, today.
The Cooley sox had pounded Brennan
rather lively, but they got 10 him in the
ninth for three singles, q sacrifice and a
double, and two runs crossed the pan for
the game
Kaufman was invincible until the sew
enth. allowing one hit up to then. An
error made him peevish and two singles
and a double for three runs resulted. The
arnra.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-15

FLEETWOOD. la, Aug ~E-tSpeciRl lit
might have been that the combination OF
Friday, the 18th, Vas toe much Of a hOodoO
for the team. but Al any rate
three OF the Glenwood players worked
hard 10 excel the error making and the
Ethletes from the South Omaha packing
horses hklnneo Them score RI r.
GleuWood J s
South Omaha , 8
Batteries; Albee and McClenshEn. FLEET
-ber and Hachten. Home run FEEau-
struck out. BY Albes, 2, by Fletcher. .
asasg balls: or Albee. I; off Fletcher
Ainner,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-15
TIGERS AND SENATORS TIE
Game Called nj End of Eleventh n,
agreement.

WASHINGTON. Aug. Is.-NashinEton
and Detroit battled eleven innings TO-DAY
the score being 3 to ;. when the game
was called by mutual agreement 20 allow
the visitors 10 catch a train for home
Jennings was chased from the bench for
talking too much TO the umpire and
Donohue was severely hurt 10y a collision
with Jones at first base. Throws TO tho
plate by Leliveit and Jones were the fca-
lures Of a hsrd-fought contest Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-15
Standing of the Teams
Assn
WEST. LEAGUE.
" I n


Western BeaEue-Omaha at Sioux City,
DeB Moines al Lincoln, Wichita al Topeka
Pueblo at Denver.
National LeaEue-Boston at Cincinnati,
Brooklyn at ST. Louis. New York at Chi
csgo.
American ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at Kan
sas City. Toledo at Milwaukee. Indianapolis
at St. Paul. Louisville al Minneapolis.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-15
TOLEDO DEFEATS MILWAUKEE,
Brewers Put Up Poor Exhibition of
the National Game.

MILWAUKEE, Aug 1.-THE home club
put up an eXecrable exhibition in the mud
today, Toledo winning a one-sided game By
a score Of 6 10 J. McGlynn was unable 10
handle the wet ball and was pounded hard.
being succeeded BY Curtis in the seventh.
Robinson pitched a nice steady game.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-15
COLUMBUS
KANSAS CITY
Kansas City
En1nmhrnE

Two base hits: Shannon. Flsherty, Good
win. James. Three base hits: Mailman,
O'Rourke. Wratten. Home run. Hallman.
Sacrifice hits. Shay, Love. Schreck. Wrat-
ten. Stolen bases. Love .. Hetling. Shay.
Double plays: Flaherty, Brashear TO Beck
ley; Beckley, Brashear TO Ritter; Hetling
BrRshear to Beckley. ConEslton, Wratten.
Struck out: BY Goodwin, 8. Left on bases
Kansas City, Z; Columbus, 4 Bases on
balls; Off Flaherty, !; off Goodwin. 3.
First on errors: Kansas City. s. Time. LOO.
Umpire. owens.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-15
\ AAAuANAPA4u VIM DSAaAb SNANNeA
from St. Louis in Twelfth
Inning.
PETTY PITCHES A GREAT GAME
Only One Hit Made Off Him After
Fifth Inning.
BARRY MAKES THE FINAL RUN
He Gets Base on Balls and Scores on
Two-Bsgger by Livingston.
DETROIT TIES WITH WASHINGTON
tame h. called NJ End Of the
Eleventh Innipa, with score
standing Three to
Three.

PHILADELPHIA, Aus lA-ln a pitchers
battle between Morgan and Petty here 60
day. Philadelphia defeated ST Louis iu th.
twelfth inning, 2 TO T. Barry opened IN
final inning for Philadelphia by getting fou.
balls and scored on Livingstone tNo
Dagger. The latter was the only hit mad
off Petty after the fifth inning. To-day
victory gives the Philadelphia team uudi-
puted first place position, Detroit havtr-
tied with Washington. Score:
p"HTIAuTTpHTA ST TnTFc
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-15

leoa. u. Bases on balls: Off McGlynn, g.
off Curtis, !; off Robinson, 8 Hi by
pitched ball: BY Curtis, Mccarthy. struck
out: 81 McGlynn. 3; by Curtis, /. by Rob
inson, 9. Time. go. Umpires: Hayes and
Conahan.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-15

sBatted for Csmnitz IN eighth.
'Bstted for Clarke in ninth.
Pittsburg ......-.....O 0 o q o o o 81
Philadelphia ..........l 0 0 0 0 0 0 o.
TWo-base hits: Wilson, Grant Three-base
hit. Gibson. Hits: off Camnltz 8 in eight
innings. Sacrifice hits: Miller. MaEee
Double plays: Wagner 10 Miller Il. Abstein,
Moore 20 Grant 10 Bransfield. Bases on
balls: off Camnitz, ]; off Moore, 4 Base
on errors: Philadelphia, l. Struck out: BY
Csmnitz 3 by Moore, 4 Left on bases:
P~ittsburg, 4 Philadelphia, 2 Time. lbs
Empires Rigler and O'Day.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-15
FOUR STRAIGHT FOR GIANTS
New York Wins from Chicago on
Reulbach's Wildness.
TIMELY HITTING ALSO A FACTOR
AIMEE Holds the Cubs TO Seven Scat
tered Hits. Their Two Runs
Being Made in the
seventh.

CHICAGO. Aug l4-New York took the
fourth straight today on Reulbach S wild
ness. poor support and a few very timely
hits. Two gifts. two outs and a single
scored ChicsEo's only runs, Ames holding
them al his mercy in the other eight in
nings. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-15
Totals
DIES MONIES

Three-base hi. Dalton TWo-baBe MT
MAttick. Stolen bases; ColligRn, David
son. Williams. Struck out: BY Farthing
3; by McGregor. 1 First base on balls
Off Farthing, 2; off McGregor, 3 Will
pitch: McGregor. Left on bases: Lin
coin. Z; Des Moines. Z Time: la I'm
pire: Haskell
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-15
EVEN BREAK IN MINNEAPOLIS
Distillers Take First Game by Score
of Two to One.
ARE SHUT OUT IN SECOND
MfIIers Made One Run in the
First and One In the Fourth
other American Assoc
citation Games.

MINNEAPOLIS. Aug A-Louisville and
Minneapolis divided a double header here
today. the visitors taking the first ? 10
l and the home club winning the second
= to 0. Score first game.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-15

Hinchman, SmouL Hits. OFF McGlynn. g
m siX ana q third innings. Off Curtis. ] IN
two and rwo-thirdE innings. Sacrifice hits
Land, Smoot Stolen bases. Land. Hincb-
man. Left on bases. Milwaukee. z: To
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-15

Sacrifice hits. Hartzell. Jones, Ganley
Baker, Livingstone Double plays. Fee
rs to Wallace TO Jones, Collins TO Ia
Struck out: BY Petty 6. by Morgan g.
Left on bases ST Louis. 9, Iuuadtl-
phla, e. Base on balls. off Petty, 4.
off Morgan, 4 WILD pitches. Morgan.
. Passed ball. Livingstone Time
2.S3. Umpires Perrine and Evans.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-15

ing IN the seventh.
In the ninth

'Batted for Manning IN the seventh.
@Batted for Hughes IN the ninth
Chicago .--.-.......0 o ] 0 o o.
New N0rk. -..-.---.O o ] Q Q O-8
TWo-base hit. Cree Stolen bases
Tannehil LeWmit Left On bases Chi
caEo, s. New york Base on errors {.
By smith g. by Manning. . BY Hughes,
Hit Deg pitched ball. By Manning,
AlttzeI His of Manning n IN seven
innings. Tine, ..U5. Iurirs- Co..
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-15

'Batted for Wnletts in the ninth.
Washington 30 o 0 . o 1 0 0 0 o %
Detroit ........l 0 ! o Q ] 0 0 o O.
Two-hase hits. Bush, Cobb. Three-bsse
hit: Leiivelt. Hits: off Gray. IL
five and one-third innings off Groom,
3 in five and tWo-thirds innings, off VIII
let's, s in eight innings off Summers. /
in three innings. Sacrifice hits: Schsefer.
Cobb. Delehanty, Moriarity. Stolen bases.
DOnohue, Bush, Crawford. Double play.
Mcbride TO SChaefer to Donohue. Left
on bases Washington. A. Detroit. Z
Bases on balls. off Gray, 2. off Groom, .
Base on errors. Washington, ] Detroit.
2 Struck out. BY Gray, ], by Groom.
Z; by Willetts, 2; by Summers. p Time
2:05. Umpires: EEan and KERN.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-15
HOLSTERS BAT OUT VICTORY
81. PRuI's Pitchers POunded Hard
with Men on Bases.

ST. PAUL. Aug. A-lndianapolis de-
fested St. Paul here today. 5 to :. Graham
pitched excellent ball and in addition
knocked out a home run in the sixth ming
indianapolis hit St Paul's pitchers at will
when men were on bases, while 81. Paul
could do nothing under similar circum-
stances. Wrigley played a star game al
sacoDd base Gcors- %
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-15

BEATRICE. Neh. Aug A-SpeClaIp-
The last game scheduled IN the city base
bal league was played last evening be-
tween the Dempster and the Young Mems
associH uon mines, the Christians
winning BY the score Of {. 70 J. Miller. V-ho
tWlrled Tor The Christian. was inytncible
RHE.
Dsmpster /
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-15
WHITE soX BEAT HIGHLAEDERs

Errors by Austin and EBEle Con-
tribute 20 Victory of Chicago.
NEW YORK, Aug l4.-ChicsEo took q
firmer grasp on fiftn place in the Amer
lean league race today by defeating New.
York. Z 10 3. Errors by Engle and Aus
tin were OF much assistance 10 the visit
OTIS in gaining a winning lead. Score
HTCA WV yrpE
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-15

held the locals TO four scattering hits.
winning for Decatur 5 to 3 Score.
RHE
Springfield .............1 OIL 100000 o. 4 .
Decatur .-..-.-.-..-...0 0 0 3 10 Il O5 u =
Batteries. Springfield. Miller. Italy and
Kelly; Decatur, Bomar and Boucher.
CEDAR RAPIDS, Ia, Aug. H-Clemon's
triple and CsrmichseTs single won for
Cedar Rapids in the ninth today. 3 to
.. Score: RHE.
Cedar Rapids .........O IOOO1OO1-3 4
Rock Island -.....-.-..O 0 o 0 / 90 o. 2 3
Batteries: Cedar Rapids, Carmichael and
Rohrer; Rock Island, Neal and Starke.
DAVENPORT. Ia, Aug. lL-Dsvenport
won an easy victory over Dubuque today
6 to .. Parkins was invinclble. Score:
RH.E
Davenport -.........-.l 0 o. 01 Sc 3 &
Dubuque -..----..-.-..O O 0 0 o o. s ]
Batteries: Davenport, Parkins and Ed
wards; Dubuque. Faber and Nunnemacher
BLOOMINGTON, Ill, Aug H.-Long's
triple in the eighth clinched the game to-
day and Bloomington won from Peoria
Z 10 l. Score: R.H.E.
Bloomington ..........l 0 0OOO1 . - 10 o
Peoria ..........-...l % 100000 o. 8 .
Batteries: Bloomington, Roger and Craft.
Peoria, Hovlik and Higgins.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-15

Three base hit: Downs. Two base hits:
Peitz. Sacrifice nit: PETIT Double play:
J. Collins unassisted. Left or bases: Min
eapolis. 4; Louisville. 10. Struck out
BY Hughes. s; by Halla, 5. Base on balls:
Off Hughes, = Time: l.J. Umpires: Sui
Ivan and Guthrie.
Score second game:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-15
CLEvELANp


'Batted for Ball IN ninth
Cleveland .....-....O @ O O o % O o.
Boston .--....--.-..-..O O 0 0 Q -
Two-base hits: b Lord. Niles Lsjoie
Sacrifice hits Wagner. Ball, Lajoie. Stolen
base. Mcconnell Left on bases. Boston. o.
Cleveland, : Base on balls, off Falken-
burg, . Base or errors. Boston. 2 Struck
DOT. AreilaneF, 9. Fslkenburg J. Time
] 20. LmpireE. O.Loughlin ana Sheridan.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-15

TWO-bsEe hits; Mas, BOhan
non. Adams Three-bsse hits. Cassidy
Jones Home run. Jones. Stolen bases
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-15
PHuLIES DEFEAT PIRATES

Leaders Lose Brilliant Fielding Game
by Close Score.
PITTsBURG, Aug. l4-Pittsburg lost TO
Philadelphia today in 4 brilliant fielding
game by q score of ? 10 J. In the seventh
inning Wilson attempted 10 score on q
three-base hit by Gibson 10 right field, but
was blocked al the plate by Doom. This
angered the crowd, which made a wild dem
onstration. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-15

'Batted for Merkle in mint

sBatted for Brown in ninth.
Chicago .......-......0 o o q ? Q Q Q -
New York......-...2 Q 0 0 o 20
Two-base hits. Chance, Reulbach- HITS
Off Reulbach, 8 in eight innings; off Brown,
] in one inning. Sacrifice Mus; Sheckard,
Tenney. Sacrifice fly: Devlin. Stolen
bases: Devlin t2l, BrldWel. Left on bases:
Chicago. Z. New York, s. Bases on balls:
off Reulbach. 3; off Brown, ] off Ames, 3
Bases on errors. Chicago, J. New York, ?
Hit by pitched ball. BY Reulhach, Doyle.
Struck out. BY ReulbRCh, .; by Ames, 3
Wild pitch: Ames. Time 2:02 Umpires
Klein and Kane.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-15
LoUIsvILLE
MINNEAPOLIS

Three base hit. Downs. Stolen base:
Gill Sacrifice hit: Block. Double play.
Block to Downs. Left on bases. Mime
Rpolis, 10, Louisville. . Struck out. BY
Patterson, I: by Packard. 3. Base on balls
off Patterson, !, off Packard, 3. Time
l:45. Umpires. Guthrie and Sullivan.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-15
COLUMBUS EASY FOR KAwTowN

Butchers Bunch Hits viii Errors of
NisitOrE.
KANSAS CITY. Mo. Aug. H-Kansas
City won a victory today over Columbus
by the score Of Z to 8. The score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-15

INO-base nIJS. Boucher, Murray, carr,
Williams, Howley. Home run: Graham,
Stolen base: Hayden. Double play. WriS-
ley 10 Flynn. Hits. OFF Ryan. : IN six
innings, off Kilroy, 3 IN two innings; off
Chech, J In one ming Bases on balls; off
Ryan. 3; off Graham, s; off Chech. /. Hit
BY pitched ball: BY Graham, Cockman.
Struck out: By Graham. c by Ryan. s;
by kilroy, l. Sacrifice hits: Ryan. Boucher,
Graham. Left on bases. ST. Paul, Il, In
disnapOliE, 8. Time; 2:1O. Umpire: king.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-15

IWo-base Nus. Hunter U, HOITnes-
Sacrifice hits: Andreas C2, II. WEIGH,
Hunter. CadmAn. Stolen base: Shea. pou-
bic play: Holienbeck 10 King. First base
on balls: Off Alderman. 4; off Hollenbeck.
s. Struck out: BY Alderman. 3: by Hol-
lenbeck. Z Hit with pitched ball: Fisher.
Cadman. StovRIl. Time: 2.32. Umpires
Clark and Derrick. Attendance, 400.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-15
CINCINNATI BLANKS BOSTON

Rain stops Play Near End Of Fifth
Inning.
CINCINNATI Aug. A-Rain stopped the
first game Of what was 10 have been q
double-header after two Of the locals had
been retired in the fifth inning today. Gin
cinnati scored the only run Of the contest
in the first inning on a base on balls, a
secrifice, an error and a short passed ball
The second game was postponed. Score
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-15

Batteries Y. M. c. A.. Miller and WI
lets; Dempsters. Booth and clark.
The DempEteT team, which won the pen
nant last year, were the leaders again this
season
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-15
CARDINALS WIN IN NINTH

DeIehanty's TwO-BHEEer scores no
netchy and EvRns.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. H-Delehanty's two
bagger in the ninth scored Konetchy and
Evans and gave ST. Louis the third game
Of the series with Brooklyn, 4 TO 8 Score
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-15
ROsT0N

Double play. EEan to HIGGINS 10 Hob
litEel Bases on balls off Ewing. 2. of
hattern. g. Struck out: BY Mattern. J.
Time. o45. Umpire. Emslie.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-15

winning run scored with one out.
ST. Louis ....-...-.-2 0 0 0 0 0 -
Brooklyn ...-.....l 0 o o "a
TWO-base hits. Burch. Delehanty. Three
base hits, Ellis. Alperman. Sacrifice hits
McElveen, Evans. Alperman. Hummel
stolen bases Ellis, Mcmillan. Burch.
Evans. Base on balls. off Bsckman. IL OF
Hunter, . Struck out. BY Backman. s: by.
Hunter. J. Left on bases. 81 Louis
Brooklyn, z Time Ia. Umpire tombstone
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-15

Two out when winning run scored.
sBatted for Abbott IN ninth.
Topeka ............~ -
Three-bAse hit: Rsilley. Two-base hits:
Armstrong. PettigreW, Bolss. Sacrifice
hit; kahL Stolen bases: Henry. Pen
nell ca. First base on balls. Off Bren-
nan. 1 Struck out; BY Kaufman. /; BY
Brennan, 6 Double plays: Brennan 10
White 70 Pencil. White to Hughes 10
Pencil Time; leo Umpire; Gienalvtn.
Attendance, 500.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-15
GAMES IN THREE-I LEAGUE
BOmsr Holds Springfield To Three
Scattered Hits.

SPRINGFIELD, IL Aug H-Bomar
held the locals TO four scattering hits.
winning for Decatur 5 to 3. Score
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-07-01

sands of dollars into the state treas
urer annually and even the little
mite that each fellow contributes to
the state who wants to 60 out and try
his luck catching a trout or XII ling
bird amounts to many thousands
of dollars. We might go on and
mention a number of different sourc-
es of revenue which aid in replen-
ishing the state treasury, but this
is sufficient to lead any one to be-
lieve that the direct tax levy should
begin to grow less instead Of increas-
ing or remaining the same.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-07-01
THE CHANCES OF WINNING
A HOME.


The lands to be opened for settle
ment on July rs on the Occur DIAL
enc, Flathead and Spokane IndiaE
reserves will contain about ESQ frs
class claims on the Flathead reserve
and $50 second class and about 2l0(
of the third class or grazing lands
making 1900 claims all told on thi:
one reserve. This land has beer
appraised at from $1.2sto 81 90 pei
acre, one third of which will have
to be paid at the time of filing and
the balance in FIVE equal annual in
stallments.
On the Occur d Alene reserve
there are about 1850 claims and on
the Spokane 500 but only one-6fth
of the appraised value will have to
be paid down on these at the time of
making the entry and the balance
in FIVE equal annual payments.
On the three reservations there
will be total of about 1900 claims
and careful estimates at the preset
time as to the number of applications
place them at 200 900, and if this
estimate should prove correct a per-
son drawing would have about OF c
chance in As Of getting some sort #
claim and if one-hfth Of the claims
are good there will be one person
out Of every 22S who will get good
one.
Ii the average cost to every per-
son is fifty dollars to 60 TO the diff
erent PLACES and register and the
estimated number of 100000 should
go, $40 900, 900 will be paid out for
chances before the drawing begins
or an average Of $500 for each
claim on the reserves. Those who
are so fortunate as to draw one Of
the claims will have to pay on an
average of $500 for each claim
which. if the estimate should prove
correct, will make an average cost
of each claim Of s2700. Thus it
will be seen that the chances Of win
ming home are not bright as they
might be and not SO good as they
we're when this reservation was open
ed.
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