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Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-25

CIOthier Plays Bundy and McLauEh-
lin

NEWPORT, r. l., Aug. z4.-The east will
meet the west in the semi-finals of the
National lawn tennis tournament on the
Newport courts tomorrow. From today's
play in the sixth round there emerged VIC
toTious William j. Clothier of Philadelphia,
winner OF the National title in 1905; Thomas
c. Bundy of Los Angeles, NJ. E. McLough-
lin of San Francisco, holder with G. F.
James of the Pacific coast doubles cham
pionship, and G. f. Touchard of New York.
Tomorrow Clothler will meet Bundy and
Mclaughlin will oppose Touchard.
All but one of today's matches were de-
cided in straight sets, Clothier disposing of
f. II. Whitney, the young Longwood
player and Harvard interscholastic cham
pion, Bundy defeating w. Il. Craigin, Jr.,
the New York militiaman who yesterday
surprised the gallery by winning from T.
r. Pel, and Mclaughlin putting r. H,
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BOOSTERS WIN In FIRST
Jump on Big Pat Bohannan for Four
Runs Off the Reel.
MILLER PITCHES GOOD BALL
Des Moines TwirIer is Also Favored
with some sensational support,
While HE Team Mates Hit
the Ball Hard.
MILLER PITCHES GOOD BALI

DENVER, Colo. Aus. 2A-Miller was so
effective today that when that is said, the
whole has been told. He pitched grand ball
and was given wonderful support. Bert
Niehoff, at third for Des Moines, was the
star Of the day in fielding, though Hart
man Of Denver pushed him close. The one
error for Des Moines was a bad throw to
third by Mattick, and the one for Denver
a bad throw to second by Haas.
Des Moinss opened savagely on Bohan-
non in the first inning. sending him to
the bench after three runs were made
with none out. WATSON did better, but
Des Momss kept touching him pretty
lively at times. Donvers runs oams when
hits were punched on Miller, which was
only Sfter the contest was surely lost
Score;
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PLAY FOR BIG PURsE AT cREsToN
Townsend Start out with a

gram.) - The Townsend Gun Company
team OF Omaha defeated the locals
here today in the first game of
the big $500 tournament. The game
was close and Interesting and the score
was 2 to 1. Gibson's hitting was a feature.
Both twirlers, Hlrsch Of the Townsends
and Butcher for Creston, pitched splendid
ball. Tomorrow the Townsends play Hop
klns Brothers OF Des Moines and CTeston
plays Fontanelle. Hopkins Brothers de-
tCated Fontanelle in the second game to-
cay by the score OF Z to 8. Score: R.H.E.
GGrsston ""."G 9 Q 66699 II 9
Batteries: Townsends, Hirsch and Glib
SON; Creston, Butcher and Townsend.
Score, second game; R.H.E.
Fontanelle 30 8 0 Q "a . Z
Batteries: Hopkins Brothers, Johnson and
Peterson; F~Ontanelle. Cook and Hiatt.
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Bee Want Ads are Business Boosters.
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Three Games Played in First Round
I'm Doubles.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Aug. 2I.-The first
round of doubles in the Missouri Valley
Tennis tournament was completed today.
A feature was the work of Warfield and
Gardner of Chicago and r. Hoerr of st.
Louis.
The afternoon scores:
Preliminary round doubles-Trttle and
Sherman, Kansas City; defeated Thomp-
son and Forester. Kansas City, 60; rs.
First round doubles-Willlams and Dali
ton, Kansas City, defeated Sellers and
Sellers, Lexington, 6-3; 81; Ga
Warfield and Gardner, Chicago, defeated
Cannon and Tyner, Kansas City, Ga; ga.
Jones, Kansas City, and Jones, st. Louis,
defeated Welhener and tanning, Kansas
City, So; 81.
Second round singles, AL Welhener, Kan
sas City, defeated James Chandler, Kansas
City, rs; 60.
sas City, defeated H. Copeland, Kansas
City, ga; 6-1.
First round consolidation singles--R.
Hoern, 81. Louis, defeated James Chandler,
Kansas City, 4-6; Ga; go.
Results In the morning play:
w. A. Penley, Augusta, Kan, defeated
W. L. Lannipg, Kansas City, SO; SO;
r. Sellers, Lexington, Mo-, So; 6-9.
Paul Gardner, Chicago, defeated Jack"
Cannon, Kansas City, ca; 60.
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OPENING of Creston Race Meet.

CRESTON, Ia, Aug. 2A-(Special.)-A
fair crowd marked the opening day Of the
race meet. Following are the results Of
2:22 pace, purse $500: Thad Sumner. b. h..
first; Harry c., b! g., second; Early Frost,
b. M, third. Time: 2:17h, 2:17k, 2:l6%.
first; Josephine D., b, m, second; Pros
pero, b. g., third. Time: 2:25h, 2:2Sh,
2:23h.
b. p, bL. h., first; second and third places
split between Beauty Bells, bl. m, and
DR.. Burns, bl. h. Time: 2:22h, 2:22%.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-25
Good Chicken Shooting.

Reports from all over the state Indicate
that the chicken shooting will be splendid
this fall when the season opens October /.
this year Il 10 different, and large flocks OF
young birds have been seen all over the
state. one farmer near Norfolk In cutting
his oats, scared up four different focks
OF young chickens and each flock was q
large one.
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Junior Tennis Postponed.

The Junior City Tennis tournament
which was scheduled to open Tuesday
poned for a week because of the Nebraska
Golf tournament which will be held this
week at the Field club. Play In the
Junior tournament will start next Monday
morning. The entry lists rave been re-
opened and entries will be received until
Saturday.
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The Longest Continuous Double Track
Railway i'm the World

under one management Is the Grand Trunk
Railway System from Chicago TO Montreal
and to Niagara Falls. The Grand Trunk
Lehigh Valley double track route via
Niagara Fails reached from Chicago to
New York.
Descriptive literature. time tables, etc.
will be mailed free on application to w, s.
Cookson. A. G. p. A., Grand Trunk Rail-
way System. 1876 Adams street. Chicago. Ill.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-25

SUPERIOR, Neb., Aug. A-(Speclal)-
Superior shut out Formosa, II to O. by
Krazberg's pitching, which shut out Red
Cloud three times. Superior now has the
Hastings all next week. Atchison Septem-
Der 5th and 6th, Clarinda, Ia, sth, sth
and 10th, st Joseph, 18th and 18th. They
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-25
TOO MUcH JOHNSON FOR WICHITA
Big Indian Refuses to BE Hit when
II Would Hurt.

WICHITA, Kan. Aug. 24.-It was a case
OF too much Johnson for Wichita today and
Sioux City won easily, 5 to o. Hunt, Hol-
land's Kansas State league recruit, was
pounded for thirteen hits, though many OF
them were scratchy. In no inning did
Johnson allow more than one hit. Several
times wichita had men on third, but the
necessary hit was not forthcoming. Two
singles and an overthrow of home by
Hughes gave the visitors their first run.
Three singles yielded the second. Two sin
giles ana two Wild pitches gave them one
In the sixth and three singles and a sac
rifice were responsible for the fourth, and
the last came when Edmondson hit the bail
over the fence, Score:
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North Bend Wins a Hot One.

sCRIBNER, Nsb., Aug A-Cspecial.)-
on the home lot took place Sunday when
North Bend shut the local boys out by a
score Of 1 to O. Both Brown n Hoff-
little the better OF II. striking out ten and
allowed but three hits. Brown was found
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-25
MILWAUKEE.

Totala...,..H Sa TotAls.....n "a 4
Milwaukee ."....""...0 0 o 0 0 %
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Home runs; Boles, Kahl. Three base
hit: Geier. Two base hits: Abbott, Geier.
Sacrifices hit: Kahl. Hits: Off Maggie. 6
IN five Innings. Bases on balls; Off Boles,
out; BY Boles, 4; by Maggie, 2; by Nc
Grath, l. Double play: Anderson 70 Kahl
to Abbott Stolen bases: Gagnler, David
son, Cockman' Landreth, Abbott, Henry.
Left on bases: Topeka, s; Lincoln, s.
Time: lao. Umpire: Glenalvin. Attend
ance: 800.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-25

Interest in rifle shooting has spread to
the Panama canal zone, Colonel George
Goethals, the chief engineer. has written
to Lieutenant Albert s. Jones, secretary OF
the rifle association. that a rifle club is be-
ing formed there. &
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Game

At Pueblo-Omaha-Pueblo game post
poned on account of rain.
GAMES II --EitIUAN ASSOCIATION
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Two-base hits: Sherer, Mayfleld, Dough-
erty. Stolen bases: Dove, Mayfield, p.
Kennedy, Coughlan. Sacrifice hits: Cough
Ian Cd =. Kennedy. Bases on balls: off
Fletcher, 5; off Eisenhart, 4. Struck out:
BY Fletcher, (; by ~Eisenhart, l6. Time:
l:55. Umpire: Bowling.
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HILL DONATES TO MoRNtNGsIDT
uH.- r.r. NTTTTtei enE ~ 10 1000.
Completes Fund Necessary to Secure
Endowment.

SIOUX City, Ia, Aug. 24-BTorningside
college today received from James J. Hill.
president Of the Great Northern road, a
check for $1,000. which completes the $780,
900 which it was necessary for the college
to raise in order to get the $50, 900 which
had been granted conditionally by the
American Education board. This now
gives M~ornlngside an endowment OF $780,
900. Rev. DIR, w. t. Mcdonald, pastor of
Grace M. E.. church. presented the mat
ter to Mr.. Hill, in writing, and after a
brief correspondence Mr.. Hill sent the
check,
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Totals
DIES MONIES.
oTtals L.............s 3:
sBatted for Haas in ninth.
'Batted for WATSON in ninth.

-bHNItU TOT Hddb III HIIIH.
'Batted for WATSON in ninth.
Denver ...............0 o 0 1 Is
Des Molnes .........t o / 1 o o 1t
Two-base hit: Lindsay. Three-base hit
Mattick. Stolen bases: Dalton, 2; Mattick,
2; Niehoff. 2; Kerner, !. Sacrifices, Was
son, Dalton, Collikau. Niehoff. Base on
balls: OFF Bohannon, /; off WATSON, 8; off
Miller, 2. Struck out: BY WATSON, 8; by
Miller, 3 Left on bases: Denver. 2; Des
Moines, z Hit by pitched bail: Dwyer.
Time: lao.
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being long ones. Score, first game;

Totals .....S4 10 "A Z I
sBatted for Willis In second.
'Batted for Adams in seventh.
'Batted for Lever in ninth.
Pittsburg .............0 o o o 2-3
New York ............3 o o / a.
Two-base hits: Bridwell, Merkle, Sey-
mour. Three-base hits: Doyle, Miller. Home
run: Wagner, Sacrifice hit: Leach. Sacri-
lice fly: Seymour. Left on bases: Pitts
burg, 8; New York, 2 Double plays: Bird
well to Devlin; Devlin to Merkle. Struck
out; BY Willis, l; by Wiltse, 8; by Adams,
by Mathewson, l. Bases on balls: OFT
WINS, 2; off Wiltse, /; off Adams, /. Hits:
OH Willis, 2 in one inning; off Adams, /
In five innings; off Lever, 3 in two In
nlnRsi off Wiltse, 10 in eight innings no
one out in NINTH; off Mathewson, o in
one inning. Time: l;4S. Empires: O'Day
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Olympic Team Tronhr.

The golf associations OF the world have
been invited to send teams Of four players
to compete for the Olympic Team trophy,
the Chicago Golf club at Wheaton, ILL.,,
Saturday, September 4. The competition
is thirty1;six holes medal play, the total
no entrance fee. Address, Trigg Waller,
secretary.
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stanton wins at wayne.

WAYNE. Neb., Aug. A-(speclal Tele-
gram.(-This afternoon another large crowd
assembled at the Wayne ball park to wit
ness another fine game between stanton
and Wayne, the former winning by the
score OF 3 to L Scorei
wSvssRSIDon '"'" SS99iH
Batteries; Wayne, Skeen and SahH;
Stanton, Cooper and Hartman.
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Two-base hit: Graham. Hits: Off Brown.
IN eight innings (none out when relieved
by Mattern In NINTH. Sacrifice fly. Bres-
nahan. Sacrifice hits: Becker, Aubrey,
stolen bases: Lush, storka. Double playy
Evans TO- Ronetohy. Left on bases: St
Brown, 8; off Lush, /. Base on errors
Boston, l. Struck out: BY Lush. /; by
Hrown, L Wild pitch: Lush. Time: 1:45
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-25
TENNIs PLAY AT KANSAS CITY

Batteries: Feber and Nunnemacher, Lem
ric, Clarke and Croft.
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AnsIey shuts out Broken Bow.

ANSLEY, Neb., Aug, A-(speciai.)-
Ansley, 10: Broken Bow, 0. Batteries:
Ansley, Carothers and Hullislet; Broken
Bow, Hullfist and Smith. This makes
three out OF five won by Ansley.
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Rahiea afnnrIed

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New Discovery. go and uA Sold by
Beaton Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-25

Two-base hits: Barrett, Randall, Three-
base hit: Clark. Left on bases: Kansas
City, 5; Milwaukee. s. stolen bases; shan
non, 2; strunk. 2 Struck out: BY Eshiek,
Wacker, l. Time, 1875. Umpire: King.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-25
COLTS WIN THURMAN GAME
Omaha Team Plays First Glass Ball
at Tournament.

The Colts Of Omaha won their first game
Of the series in the Thurman Qa.) tourn-
ament by a score Of 6 to 3. The game was
fast and snappy throughout. Einharst was
invincible until the ninth, when a hit bat
ter, two bases on balls and a two-base hit
Melted three runs. The batting Of futile
and Sherer was pralseworthy.s Score:
cor ia ruYTpNFA
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for seven. Jensen, the Hooper catcher,
did the backstop work for North Bend.
Although he had a bum finger he caught
and threw like a Killing. Score;
North Bend ........ OOOOOOO101 Z
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Brown and Hughan
North Bend, Hoffman and Jensen. Struck
out: BY Brown, 10; by Hoffman. 10. Two
base hit Clay. Umpire, Cromer.
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INDIANAPOLIS,

stolen bases; Spencer, Woodruff, How
Selby, Dunleavy. Sacrifice fly: Fenion'
Two-base hit: Hayden. Three-base hIts:
Dunleavy. Spencer, Hughes. Struck out:
BY Glaze, T. by Selby, /; by Graham, q;
off Graham. 8; off Hogg, 2: off Kuepper'
l. Wild pitches: Glaze, Hogg. Hits: OFF
Graham 5 in eight innings; off Kuepper,
Q In one inning. Left on bases: Louisyille'
indianapolis, l. Time. 900. Umplres:
Conahan and Sullivan.
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LONG HITS COUNT FOR TOPEKA

Come with Men ON Bases and Pile
Up Big Score.
TOPEKA. Aug. 2L-Topeka trimmed
Lincoln, 8 to /, today, with two home
runs, two doubles and a triple when hits
counted runs, They got to both Maggie
and McGrath when runners were on
through passes. Boles pitched a steady
GENE, keeping the hits well scattered.
Score:
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Tie Game at Kansas City.

KANSAS CITY, Aug. Arkansas City
and milwaukee, played a tie game here
today, 2 to 2 The game was called at the
end Of the eighth to allow the visitors to
catch a train. Score:
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Cubs Blank PhiIIies.
Aug aa-Cht,

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 24-Chicago shut
out Philadelphia In a pitchers battle here
today, one to nothing. Chicago scored in
the eighth inning when with one out Hoff-
man trippled to center and came home on
mixers grounder, which Ward fumbled
before throwing the batsman out. Score,
nIUGAnn N nuV 49,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-25
GAMES IN THREE-I LEAGUE
Peoria and Rock Island Divide n
DoubIe-Header.

EeoElh anu ROCK AAAahO bANANN -
DoubIe-Header.
PEORIA, ILL.,, Aug. A.-Peoria divided
two games with Rock Island today. The
visitors won the first game in the elev-
enth inning after a tight squeeze. The sec
ond game was called at the end of the sew
enth by agreement. Score, first game:
Rock Island. 1oIoO0O01O2Esp 9
Batteries: Neal and starke, Walsh and
Higgins.
Score, second game:
Peoria ..y........ 0tS30IR 8 2
Batteries: Mercer and Higgins. Webster
and Eng.
DECATUR, Ill, Aug. A.-Cowell let down
the bars m~omentarily in the sixth today
and Davenport made three runs, winning a
close game 8 to q Score: -
D BeSeHRor. ..... Q Q Q Q Q Q % 6 i
Batteries: Smith and Smith, Cowell and
Mcnamara.
SPRINGFIELD, Ill, Aug. A-The home
team nearly wore itself out today hitting
and running, while Bell allowed the visitors
only one more hit than they made errors.
R.H.B.
S SeGdinsfiRs spid is. ! 9 $685. ! ~ !
Batteries: Bell and Kelley, Copecky and
Kelly.
BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,. Aug. A.-Dubuque
today knocked Lemric out of the box in
the second inning and defeated Blooming
in the third and ninth almost enough runs
R.H.E.
Bloomington -. 0 o 0 0 % 0 0
Batteries: Feber and N-unnemacher Lem
ric, Clarke and Croft.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-25
HARNESS RACES AT JOLIET
Ross * Wins the 2,2O Pace in Fast
Time,

JOLIET, Ill, Aug. 24.-Good time today
marked the opening of the Joliet meeting
of the Great Western circuit races at In
gals park. summaries:
2;2O pace: Ross x. won, w. ID. S. Sec
md, Mary K. third. Time: 2:08h.
2:21 trot: Dulce jay won, Bertha z.
2:7 pace: Governor Sartes won, Spill
second, Picnic Patrick third. Time: 2:0T14.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-25
Minneapolis Wins in Twelfth Inning
from st. Paul.

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Aug. A.-DownB
stole home with the winning run In the
twelfth inning of an exciting game today,
and Minneapolis went back into first place.
Block was struck in the face by a thrown
ball and Gill was injured In trying to
steal home in the tenth. Score:
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suPerbaa shut Out Rehn.
CINCINNATI.
BROOKLYN

BROOKLYN, Aug. z4.-Rucker outpitched
Ewing today and Brooklyn won over Gin
einnati, 2 to 0. Ewing famed eight men.
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Toledo Steals Ten Bases.

TOLEDO, Aug. 24.-Each of the Toledo
players had a stolen base today, and Lynch
mad two. Columbus made eight errors and
used three pitchers and two catchers, and
Toledo won. Z to 3. Bodies pitched his
first game since his acquisition from CleYe-
land, and allowed but four hits. Score:
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TiKers WIN from AthIetIca.

DETROIT, Aug. A--After Philadelphia
apparently had the game won today, scor-
Ing four rum before Detroit counted, the
locals knocked Krause off the slab, dou-
bles by Cobb and Delehanty and a single
by coming after an error and
a base on balls, and resulting in four runs.
The game ended Z to 6 in Detroit's favor,
and was a free hitting contest. with con-
siderable loose play on both sides. The
batting OF Hartsel ana the timely hitting
of Crawford, Cobb and Murphy, were no.
ticeable features. Delehanty made one
wonderful stop and throw that cut off a
run. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-25
Totals. a. & 27 IA
AobAib's''.soI D ~ IL !
EBatted for Sullivan in the ninth.
npaffaA FnV GVVar IL The ,,H,,Nh

"Batted for Sullivan In the ninth.
Slated for Sutor in the ninth.
Boston ....."..""....O oS
Two-base hits: Wagner, Stahl, Gessler,
Atz. Hits: Off Hall, l in five and two
thirds innings; off Arellanes, 4 in three and
one-third innings; off Burns, 8 in six in
nings. Sacrifice hits: Hall, Stahl, McCon-
nell. Stolen base: Gessler. Double play:
Atz to Altizer to Sullivan. Left on bases:
Chicago, s.; Boston, 4. Base on balls: Off
by pitched ball: BY Burns, Gessler; by Hall.
Dougherty. Struck out: BY Burns, l; by
Sutor, 3; by Hall, 8; by Arellanes, 1. Wild
pitch: Burns. Balk: Burns. Time: 1:42.
UmpIres: O'LouRhlin and Egan.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-25
Standing of the Teams
GAMES TODAY,

Western LeaEue-Omaha at Wichita, Lin
coin at Denver; Sioux City at Pueblo; Des
Moines at Topeka.
National League-Pittsburg at New York,
Cincinnati at Brooklyn, Chicago at Phila-
delphia, st. Louis at Boston.
American League-Wa%shington at Cleve-
land, Philadelphia at Detroit, New York
at st. Louis, Boston at Chicago.
American observation-disclosures at
City at st. Paul, Milwaukee at lime
apolis.
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WASHINGTON.
'Batted for Street In ninth.
efBatted for Witherup In ninth.

"Batted for Witherup in ninth
S Warrington = -. 80 3 6S5dSS -
Two base-hit: Perring. Three-base hits;
Latoie, Perring, Basterly. Sacrifice hit:
Easterly. Stolen bases: Flick, Hinchman,
Ball. Double plays: Mcbride, Sohaefer
and U%nglaub; Ball, Lajoie and Stovall:
Base On balls: Off Falkenberg, l. off
Witherup, g. Struck out: BY Balkenberg,
J.; by sWitherup, l. Left on bases Cleve-
land. 81 Washington, l. Time: l:20 Um-
pire: Evans.
Browns Blank H~ighlanders.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 24.-St. Louis defeated
New York, 3 to 0, today. Petty allowed but
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.Batted for Macmillan IN s,1h,

IWO-bAse hIti bate8, Ihree-basa hi.
Hoffman. Hits: orr McQuillan, 8 In eighth
innings. Sacrifice hit: Sheckard. stolen
bases: Ward, Magee. Double plays: Titus
on bases: Philadelphia, 7; Chicago, /
Base on balls: Off McQulian. i; off
Overall, 1; off Corridor, / Base on errors
Philadelphia, / Struck out: BY McOutl-
Ian. 8; BY Overall. Z. wild pitch: overall.
Time: 1;8. Umpires: Kane and Tain.
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ADE
'Batted for Livingstone in ninth.
eBatted for DyRert in ninth.

Two base hits: Cobb, Delehanty, Muir
ply (). Hits: Off Summers, Y In eight
six and two-thirds Innings; off Dygert, j
In one and one-third innings. Sacrifice
hits: ID. Jones (2), Bush, Stanage Sum-
Bush, Moriarity. Stolen bases: Cobb,
Crawford, Davis. Left on bases: Detroit,
6; Philadelphia, s. Bases on balls: Off
Summers, i; off Donovan, l; off kTause,
2 Bases on errors: Detroit, 1: Philadel-
Phia, l. Struck out: BY Summers, 4; by
Donovan, i by Krause, /; by Dygert, z.
KERN.
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HooaIera md DintiIIern me.

LOUISVILLE. KY, Aug. A.-The final
game of the series between Indianapolis
and Louisville ended in a Z to Z tie score,
the game being called at the end OF the
ninth inning to allow the visitors to cab.L
a train for Toledo. Score:
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GAMES IN THE AMERICAN LEAGUE
Cleveland shuts out Washington
After Losing Four Straight.

CLEVELAND, Aug. 2L-After losing four
straight Cleveland beat Washington, Z to
O. F~alkenberg holding his former team
mates to three hits. Perring made & single,
a double and a triple and drove In four OF
Cleveland's runs. Score:
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Beaneaters Defeat Cardinals.

BOSTON, Aug. A-Boston won from st.
pitched well until the ninth, when he gave
the first three batters passes. Mattern re-
lleved him and the next three went out in
order. Score:
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Totals. .....a u II 0

''',''.'''V v v U 1 U o 1 -
Sacrifice hits; Rucker, 2; Clement. Stolen
pase; burch. Left on bases: Cincinnati, q;
Brooklyn. Z. Base on balls; OFF EUinS =
Base on errors: Brooklyn, 2. Struck out: Nv
kucker, s by Ewing, s. wild pitch: Ewing
Time; 1885 Umpire: tombstone.
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ST. PAUL.


zone out when winning run scored,
Minneapolis ..........1 O00O1OOOO01 Is
ST. Paul ................O 90 o ~
Home run: Downs. Two-base hit: Pat
terson. Stolen bases: Downs C), Oyler, Gill,
Carisch. Sacrifice hits: Clymer. Boucher,
Spencer, Wrigley. Left on bases: Mime
apolis, 8; st. Paul, 8. Double plays: Block
to Downs; Oyler to GIN; Cravath to Oyler
to Gill; Wrigley to Carisch. Struck out:
BY Patterson, 3; by Leroy, 5. Bases on
balls: Off Patterson, 2; off Leroy, 2. Time:
2:3O. EMPIRES: Owens and Guthrie
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-25

CHICAGO, Aug. A.-Boston hit Burns OPP
portunely and defeated Chicago, s to 2,
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free OF charge on al articles purchas.
ed from me zap 90 che 18th Of Dec.
Celdwell's Jewclry Store. 3fi
Directors Of the Bryan Braaos River
railway company are requested 70
meet Monday mcrnlng az 10 O'Clock
W. +. Saunders. Pres.
AIRS. Luther Taylor left today for
brentwood TO represent l.. S. Ross
Chapter in the State meeting OF the
Daughters OF the Confederacy.
Claude Mitchell. Jr. returned TO Val.
ley Junction this morning after
short visit to relatives here. He is
operator for the !. a G. y. at that
place.
For Sale-O One splendid combina-
ton bay horse 500 Cash or on easy
terms. Also one fifteen.sIxteeuths
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-12-06

Jersey yearlins bull for $40. Dr. Geo.
g Tabor 3llwS
Mrs Maudo Leigh viii have an as
sortment OF fancy work suitable for
Christmas presents soon for sale at
+. ,. Jenkins drug store. Everybody
please call 3ls
ne sure 70 buy your Xmas glfts
early that have TO be engraved. No
charge Up 10 Dec. 18th for fine engray.
Ing Of all kinds at Caldwen's Jewelry
Store. 3il
Mr.. ana Mrs. d. +. Thompson and
Miss Addie Todd have returned from
pleasant visit TO relatives at Cali.
They were accompanied home by Miss
Esther benson.
Mrs. Ona Jarman will leave tonight
for her home az Atlanta, Ca. after a
pleasant visit with Mr.. and Mrs. J. l..
Edge. Mr.. and Mrs. Edge will accom-
pany her as far as Galveston.
N-mas is but n few days off. All OF
us want the best OF everything for