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Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-16

few years ago, when this valuable
duction was of no more rating ~
chan, and when the warehouse a. -.
main line Of tho Santa re vere h.,-
ing with a product that could no. l.
carted away at any price, and nd
practically thrown out and des,,o,.a
In short, contrast tho revenue Of \
half a million Of dollars with n io,s
loss Of that sum, and to but one !,
dustry Of the many In existence b.,,
and there Is given but a faint con.
ception Of the wisdom shown IN M.
serving and maintaining this industry
to the flourishing conditions tina. a..
now prevailing, and which in i,s Al,
position reaches all channels, CONNER.
cial as well as financial. Tho vol
industry of this county Is an interest.
ing one TO weigh, and Is an asset tia.
ranks at the highest, or next to i,s
mineral production.
Kindred to the wool industry Is tie
rearing Of sheep, and the shipments
made in that line during the preseu,
year also show some astounding facts
Up to the present TINE over 600 double
deck ears have been sent eastward.
each car containing m average Of s's|
head. The prices received for the.
animals have been simply astonishing
considering the fact that bu, a few
years ago their value was comparativ.
ly nothing. Shipments made in ID.
past few months have reached n.
limit, seven cents per pound being the
latest quotation. Linking the wool
and the sheep industry Of this county,
and tho revenue received from tbs
range industry annually, the mos, pros
porous conditions are in evidence, and
the range IL not affected in the least.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-16
WOOL SHIPMENTS
100000 POUNDS
In Round Numbers, From This Point
Since the First Day Of January
This Year.

As barometer of industrial condi'
tons prevailing in this section at the
present time, there is no more accur'
rate authority in existence than rail
road avenues, and in this respect what
is shown by the Santa Re, Prescott x
Phoenix in the specific channels Of
freight received and handled in wool
and live stock will he read by all with
a keen interest. The Journal. Miner
10 permitted to give publicity TO the
facts through the courtesy Of the traf'
&c department, and the live stock d.
vision.
Since January Of this year the
amount Of wool handled by this rail.
road has reached the enormous total of
l,o69,l75 pounds. and a striking fea.
ture Of this big shipment is that IL
covers field Of but practically half
Of that operated by this system. For
instance, the tonnage above mentioned
is from Cordes. Congress, Beardsley,
Marine.te, Peoria, the A. & G. coun.
try and Phoenix. Not an ounce in the
above total is from any point north Of
Prescott, and the heaviest contributor
is from Yavapai county. II required
ninety.one cars TO handle this produc-
ton, and IL went to Los Angeles, Bos-
ton. Philadelphia and Hartford, Conn.
The average price received for this
wool was olis cents per pound, which
will further serve as reflection Of
not only the stability of this industry
but the revenue ~ furnishes 10 men
who are permanently identified with
the commercial life Of the country, in
but one Of its many channels. This is
an illustration also of what contrast
the present condition is 20 that Of
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-16
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
Man IS COMING
TO PRESCOTT
Legal Representative Of
That Road to Spend
Summer Here

II like the climate Of Prescott IN
the summer time, and hereafter in.
tend to spend my days Of recreation
here" Such was the expression made
yesterday by asank Cox, legal repre-
sentative Of the Southern Pacific, who
10 visiting the city from Phoenix, en-
route TO Oak creek, leaving here suu'
day morning with Governor Sloan, b.
N. Fredericks and Walter Miller ~
Jerome.
Following up his Intention 10 come
to the pine.clsd regions Of Prescott,
Mr.. Cox also stated thst he had given
orders for the purchase Of the best
asre lot in the new addition to this
city on the Deering tract in the west,
sad that he had also ordered the in
mediate erection Of bungalow that
he will occupy whenever he desires to
visit the city.
ne says that the climate OF this
section v Ideal, ssd after one has DE-
voted the greater part Of the year "
the consideration Of important business
matters hs wsnts to rest, and there is
but ono way In Which TO secure il and
that 10 to keep away from the ,hrong'
that regularly prevail at resorts on the
coast at many places. There is, in
tsef' no rest for ono there, hs says, and
the climate at many Of these points
viii not compare with that which pre-
walls In Prsscott for several months In
the year..
NJ Coz 10 pleased with the opening
81 tho new addition here, and, as h'
lersely puts IL, IL - just the thing
not too close to ~. atty. nor too II"
'way. Tho advent Of this gentlemsn
10 Prescott, oven for . limited time
zach year, win DO pleasant ono to
and II attssts the desirable
~ tho section for others to do like
wise. Mr.. Cox 10 not only capable
nan in legal channels, but In Of that
'snial Fellowship that makes many
warm friesds, and be 10 being vel
onsd - The s!sy.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-16
WOULD RNrsH TOURNAMENT.
tProm saturday's Daily,

President !. II. Kohl OF the Athletic
association yesterday received a wire
from Tucson entering that team In the
proposed tournament, and inquiring as
to term1 Tucson evidently was I'M.
aware that the big affair had been
called on, and they were accordingly
wired to that effect. SO general was
the disappointment expressed yester-
day over the failure Of the tournament
to materialize that many business
men were in favor Of reviving the pro-
ject following the receipt Of the news
from Tucson, but owing to the fact
that an open railroad rate cannot be
secured at this late date, the idea is
impraeticable,
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-16
(From Saturday. Daily


The grand Jury made a partial re
port a, 10 o'clock yesterday morning
and retired. Two murder indictments
were filed. One was against Francisco
Garcia. charged with the killing Of =
Mexican at Ash Fork, December II.
1905, and the other was against sam
Barreto, charged with the killing OF
Sam Bovovich, January 10, 1909. at
Jerome. Both accused men received
the reading of the indictments with
stolid indifference and were taken by
the sheriff to the Jail with no appre.
ciable concern "a to the nature Of the
charges.
The charges against J. Spencer,
George Mccullough, Clarence Manning,
W. J. Farrell, J. A. Rivers, C. A.
Bruce, Harry Allen and Jake vickers
were ignored BY the grand jury ana
they were discharged.
J. J. Buckman was arraigned on \
charge Of larceny, pleaded guilty, and
his trial set for June II.
francisco Aldicova, indicted for al.
legged horse stealing, pleaded not guilty
and his trial was set for June II.
c. Lopez, indicted on charge of
dynamiting a Chinese restaurant in
Jerome. pleaded not guilty. and his
trial was set for consideration at tn
afternoon session.
The ease Of Ned eagle. indicted for
alleged assault with deadly weapon.
was set for trial June 10.
Juan Martinez Of Caesar Lopez, in.
dicted for alleged cattle stealing, each
pleaded not guilty, and their trials
were set for June 10.
Otto Miller, indicted on n charge of
obtaining money under false preteuses,
pleaded not guilty. and his trial was
set for June Is.
Judgments were entered in the fol. \
lowing eases and for the amounts in.
volved:
John II. Sloan versus Jesse r. Jones
for s54l.25; John II. Sloan versus John
=. Jones for si5o.50; Dennis Forrest
versus Jessie Mines company for $780,.
M, and W. II. Doherty versus John s.
Jones ct al for s65i75.
The case Of G.. ID. willard versus
ID. j. Shen, suit over the injupcti
Of water from Peck's lake near the
Verde river.
In the afternoon session the grand
Jury submitted a partial report indict.
ing II. l.. Ahlers for alleged assault
with n deadly weapon upon the person
If Robert Burns, after Ahlers had APP
'eared in the grand jury room against
Burns. Burns was also under arrest
'harged with assault with a deadly
Weapon, and the grand jury exonerated
lin. lie had been out on bail. Ali.
RS will be arraigned tomorrow.
James Il. Harrison was released from
ustody, the grand jury failing to find
bill against him on the charge Of
assault with deadly weapon.
Judgment for $40 was entered In
he case Of Attorney James 10y versus
Albert Fain.
The final bill found against an Of.
ender by the grand jury was that
gainst Carmen Penumeri, for alleged
ssault with intent to kill.
At 4 o'clock Foreman Hope inform
d the court that their labors were at
n end. and In diseharging them Judge
hoe complimented this body for tho
xpeditious manner in which their de.
iberatious had been conducted.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-16
PETIT JURORS FOR
PRESENT Term
Of COURT
Names of Men Who Will
Report for Duty
Monday
tFrom Saturdays Daily,

The following gentlemen have been
drawn on the panel Of the trial venire
Tor the special term of court in this
'ity and will report for duty on Mon.
lay next, when the criminal calendar
will be called:
q. l.. white.
J. j. Sanders.
l.. q. Reymiller.
J. L. Munds.
A. T.. Taylor. "
+. T. Dickson.
Chas. &. Wells
W. w. Graham.
T.. @. Smith.
o. ID. Boxarth.
A. X. Moore.
j. J. keddick.
q. II. Thomas.
W. II. Bones.
Donald Campbell.
II. G. Bowdre.
Oscar Phippeny.
Arthur g. Wood.
Z. b. Mulhollsnd.
r. Il, Wallace.
James hurry.
Z. q. Wager.
l.. A. Newell.
VIM. Barley.
Al. vroom.
J. d. Ship.
W. T. Esser.
Z. Z. Morehsad.
Dennis Forrest.
II. N. Cook.
ID. w. Thomas.
T.. r. Peterson.
c. II. seston.
Rcanos Thompson.
Y. o. Brown.
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= Oct copy OF the Journal. MinerS
Industrial snd Mining edition Of q
pages before the supply 10 exhausted. %
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In the district court yesterday tn.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-23
DIVERS AND GRIZZLIES DIVIDE
Des MOines Wins First Game and
Denver the Second.


DENVER, Aug. 2.-Denver could not
hit effectively in the first game and Des
Moine played so poorly in the second
that the result today was a break-even.
The Des Moines pitchers were most to
blame in the second game, as they al
lowed men to walk just before other men
were ready TO hit.
Dryers tbree-bRse hit in the first in
ming was the hit that won the first game,
as II was the hit that drove in the run.
In the second half OF the same inning,
Denver made three hits, one OF them a
three-base hit, but could send only one
mar over the plate. From that time on
II was a battle between pitchers, both men
doing finely when men were on bases. The
only tally after the first came in the
eighth inning, when q ball hit by williams
bounded away over Hartman's head most
Unexpectedly and the runner came in on
McGregor's single.
Denver took the second game early, do
Ing the work in the first inning. Durham
passed two men, both of whom were ad-
Vanced on CassRdy's sacrifice, and scored
on Jones' single. The subsequent proceed
ings served only to increase the lead of
the locals. When Durham went TO the
bench, Biersdorfer took his place, and
when Denver hitters were through well
coming him., Benz took up the work. The
last named stopped the free hitting OF
Denver, but II was after the game was
safely housed away. Score first game:
nEKUED
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-23

Slated for Hughes in ninth.
""Batted for sullivan in ninth.
sseRan for IsbPll in ninth.

Two-Dase hits! Knight, Cole 2, Isbell.
Hits; OFF Walsh, y in eight and three
thirds inning; off Hughes, 8 in eight an
quarters innings off Smith, l in two
nings; off Warhop, / in one inning. Sac
rifice hits: Dougherty, Cole, Demmitt,
Altiser. Stolen bases. Demmitt. Double
plays: Austin and Knight, Cree and Aus
tin. Left on bases: Chicago, 6; New York,
6. Bases on balls: OFF Smith, 1; off
Hughes, 8; off WARRIOR, 2. Struck out:
BY Walsh, 4; by Hughes, 4. Time: 2:l0.
Umpires: O'Loughlin and Egan.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-23
ROUREES WIN AND LOSE
Omaha Takes First Game from Pueblo,
Twelve to One.
TABLES TURNED IN SECOND
Indians Drive Two Pitchers from
Box In the seventh and Make
Ten scores-Other Western
League scores.

PUEBLO. Colo. Aug. 22.-Pueblo and
Omaha divided a double-header here to-
day. Omaha getting the first and the To-
Gals the second Both games were won by
one-sided scores. Omaha drove Swift out
Of the box in the second inning Of the first
game, and jackson. who relieved him, was
also lift hard. Puebio's only run came in
the ninth, due to Mnler's daring base run
ming.
Swift went back in the second game and
It was a pitchers battle until the seventh
inning, when Patteh became wild and
passed one man and hit two others. This
was followed by a batting rally, in which
Patten and Hollenbeck were batted out OF
the box. The Indians secured ten hits of
the two pitchers In this inning, most oil
which came with two out. The hitting OF
the visitors in the first game and the field.
ing Of the locals during the day were thC
features. Score, first game:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-23

HANDICAPs
TROTTERs
UhIan starts at Scratch I'm 100000
Derby at ReadvtlIe.

READvILLE, Mass. Aug. 22-Uhlan,
2:O3%, owned by Charles Saunders of
Salem, Mass, was today given the scratch
mark In the trotting division of the $50, 00C
American Derby, which will be decided
over the Rsadville track August 81, the
opening day of the grand circuit. Uhlan
was rated at 207 speed for the lash of
one mile and a half. Those horses rated
slower will be advanced marks, allowing
forty-five feet to each second. The horses
with the slowest r~ating-those in the 2:1s
class--will trot nearly one-eighth OF a mile
less than Uhlan.
In the pacing division of the Derby The
Eel, champion of Canada, was selected as
scratch horse, with rated 2g05 speed for
the mile and a half. The slowest PAGERS
are rated at 2:16, placing the leading horse
a little less than the distance in the trot-
ting division ahead Of The Eel.
For the classic Massachusetts, stake,
valued at SIC, O0O, seventeen trotters remain
eligible, among them being Margin. winner
of the M. and M. at Detroit; Masie N. and
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-23

Jack Kerron. The open classes for the
grand circuit meet have filled s%atistac.
torily.
For the American Derby NttS seven
horses have been entered IN the trotting
division and fifty-four In tho pacing divi-
sion. Among the %trotters besides Uhlan
are San Francisco and Sonoma Girl. which
are given a rating OF 2;S. and therefore
Lady Jones and sterling Mckinney, rated
at 200, and Jack McKerrOn, Ruth Dillon
and Penisa Maid, at 2;l0.
OF the PAGERS Major Brono has a rating
OF 2:07, Baron Whips, Brenda York. Argot
Boy, Jerry b., Baron Grattan and Re
proachless 2.0S and Direct Hal. tr. 2.na-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-23
Harvest Home nj Bennington.

BENNINGTON, Neb., Aug. 2~2.-(speclaI)
TIL second annual harvest festival, held
here Saturday, was a grand success in
every way. The parade, beginning at IL
O'Clock, led by automobiles. followed by
Dimlok's n the Arlington band, and the
many floats, was a credit for a much
larger town.
The wrestling match, Mangold VS., Cobb,
at 4:sO. seemed to nave been the main at
traction, n was lost by Mangold, his
injured ribs OF the week previous not be-
ing able to bear the first strain.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-23

Red Cross 30 s 0 Q Q 0 . 3
Batteries: Paul and Mann; Hansen and
EtfinR
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-23
Hardware Men Beat Yards Nine.

The Lee-Glass-Andreesen team defeated
the Union Stock Yards nine at Vinton
street park yesterday by a score of 4 to /.
his best, allowing but two hits and strik-
ing out twelve. Chink C~avanaugh was
found for nine hits. but sharp fielding at
critical stages kept the score down. The
features of the game were the pitching
OF Brodbeck and the fielding of Graham
at short for the L. G. AS. The score:
l. G. A........o o o O Al 2
U. S. Yards II 0 0 o 0 0 OIL 2 8
Batteries: L. G.. A, Brodbeck and Clair,
y. S, Yards Co, Cavanaugh and Kennedy,
Umpire: Lynch.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-23

e. j. Nickel Makes Good showing in
BRIGADE Match.

CAMP PERRY, o., Aug. 22.-secretary
of War Dickinson arrived here today to
attend the national rifle shooting con-
tests which begin tomorrow.
Sergeant II. w Hingle of the Marine
corps took the all-comers' long range ag-
gregate with a score of 296.
The second brigade match was won by
j. w. Hessian Of New York, who ran up
fifty-three consecutive bull's-eyes. Il. j,
Nickel of Nebraska was second with
forty-eight bulrs-eyes; Captain j. c. Semon,
Ohio, third with forty; Sergeant A. A.
Underwood. Third Wyoming, fourth with
thirty-four.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-23

Hooper ........l 800 Ill Q
Batteries: Snyder, Kelley and Ouigley:
Hooper, Meier and Cook. Two-base hits:
Hecker, Russ. Three-base hit; DensIow
Base on balls: Off Meier, 4. Struck ont:
BY Kelley, 6; by Meier, z. Hit by pitcher;
BY Kelley, 2; by Meier, q Time: 1880
Umpire: Wiley.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-23

OMAHA

Iolen bases: King, Corhan, swift, TWO
Lse hits: Pendry, Kane, Curtis, Corhan,
McChesney. Three-base hit: Pritchett.
Double plays: Pendry to Kane to Patten;
8; Pueblo, 6. Hit by pitched ball: BY Pat
ten, 3. Sacrifice hits: Clark, Weigart,
Swift. Struck out: BY Patten, /; by Swift,
8. Base on balls: Off Patten, 4; off Hol-
lenbeok, /; off MCGEE, /. Wild pitch: Pat
ten. Time: lao. Umpire: Haskell. At
tendance: 1000,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-23
SIOUX CIT DEFEATS WICHITA
Hits Are Bunehed ON wichita Pitch
ers in First and seventh.

WICHITA, Kan, Aug. 22.-Sioux City
was more lucky in buncninR nits today
and won the second game of the series, 8
TO Z. Three runs were scored in the seventh.
on Campbell, which would have retired the
side.
Sioux City scored two in. the first on two
singles, a sacrifice and a sacrifice fly; one
in the second on a base on bAiis. a single
and al infield out; four In the seventh on
three singles, on a base on balls and a
mondson hit the ball over the left field
fence. Wichita counted In the fifth on a
double, a single and an error; one In the
the seventh on a walk. two singles and
Pennelrs double. and two In the ninth or
Pettigrew's single and Pennelis home run.
The game was snaopy and interesting
throughout. Hassler, Hollands Lyons
Kan, State league recruit. played good
and should have won his game. He famed
u three times in succession. The score.
SIOITX CITY
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-23

Omaha Team Wins Easily from Dodge
County Aggregation.

FREMONT, August 22.-(Special.)-The
Townsend Gun company team of Omaha
score of s to 3. The only man on the
Fremont team able to get to second dur
ing the first eight innings wal Cook,
one over the boards for the limit. A base
on balls, a hit and a lost ball gave Fro
mont two runs in the ninth. Durkee was
the particular star for the Townsends in
the fielding department, while Hall excelled
with the willow. Bruggeman pitched SUI
peru ball, allowing three hits. The Town
sends leave for the Creston tournament
Tuesday morning. Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-23
GAMES IN THE THREE-1 LEAGUE
Peoria Wins from Cedar Rapids i'm
Fourteenth.


PEORIA, ILL.,, Aug. 22.-Horlic relieved
Rogers in the sixth inning today ana
Peoria won In the fourteenth inning, 5 to L.
Score: R.H.E.
Peoria ....... 0111OOOO1OOOO1-5 12 i
Cedar Rapids O0OO4O0OOOOOOO- 6
Batteries; Peoria, Horlic, Rogers and
Reynolds; Cedar Rapids, Mortensen and
Rohrer. 2
DECATUR. ILL.,, Aug. 22.-Benz kept the
hits we'll scattered and Decatur won, 4 to l.
score: R.H.E.
Dubuque $50. 0 0 0 1 0 0 o. 6 2
Batteries: Decatur, Ben and Mcnamara;
Dubuque, Ferras and Nunnemacher.
BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, Aug. 22.-Blooming-
ton and Davenport divided a double-header
today. Henrichs' was the only hit made
off Steen in the first game. Score, first
game: R.H.E.
Bloomington. 0 o IS s
Davenport -. 0 0 0 0 0 0-1 / 2
Batteries: Bloomington, Steen and Smith
Davenport, Fleet and Smith.
Score, second game: R.H.E.
Bloomington. 0 0 0 0 l o. Q
Davenport go. 0 0 0 0 o 0-3 /
Batteries: Bloomington, Roger and
Smith; Davenport, Parkins and Edwards.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Aug. 2.-Daly and
Hardin today fought a brilliant pitchers
battle, and Hardin won, 2 to 0. Not a
Springfield player reached third base.
Score: R.H e.
Springfield 49, 10000 0 0 % i
Rock Island. 2 0 o % {
Batteries: Springfield, Daily and John
son; Rock Island, Hardin and Starke.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-23
Lumber Men win Arafn.

The Independent Lumber company took
a fast game from Calhoun by the score
of 5 to 8. The Independents did perfect
fielding throughout the game, while Nc
Dennott pitched fine ball
Batteries: Independent, McDennott and
Young. Calhoun, Gustin and Clasen.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-23
TOPEKA


"Landreth hunted third strike foul.
zone out when winning run was made.
Slated for Darrah in the tenth.
Lincoln .......... 4 % O-l 0 3, Ito
Topeka ......-... o o 90 3 o 2-u
Home run: Reilly. Three-base hit: David
son. TWo-base hits: KahI, Kerns (2),
Thomas, Davidson, Waldron. Sacrifice
hits: LAndreth, Burnum, Gagnier, Jude,
Sullivan. Stolen bases; Davidson. Mason.
Geier, Landreth, Abbott (0. Reilly, Hits:
Off Wright, 3 in one-third inning; off
Tomason, 8 in three and two-thirds innings:
off Burnum, 4 In four innings; off Earth
ing, 5 in two-thirds inning. First base oil
balls: Off Burnum, B. Struck out: by
Wright, l; by Tomason, l.; by Burnum. /;
by Darrah, Z; by McCafferty, 2. Double
plays: Kahl to Reilly to Abbott; Gagnler
(unasslsted). Left on bases: Topeka, s;
Lincoln, 8. Hit with pitched ball: BY
Wright, Hogriever. Time: 2:9O, Umpire:
Glenalvin. Attendance, 1000.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-23
GAMES IN AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Indianapolis and Louisville Divide
DOubIe-Header.

and Indianapolis broke even in q double
header today, Louisville winning the first
on an error, and indianapolis the second
retire at the beginning of the third inning
Of the first game because of being hit on
the thumb OF his left hand by a pitched
ball. Packard replaced him and pitched
mastery ball. Graham also twirled SUI
perbly. Hogg allowed but two hits in
the second game,Lswhile Slagle kept the
five made off him Scattered. Fenlon's bat
ting was the feature. Score, first game
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-23
CORONAs EASY FOR HOLLY
StOrE Nine Beaten at Vinton Park by
Score of Eight to Three,

The Hollys easily defeated the Storz
Coronas at Vinton street by an s to 8
score. The losers grabbed two runs In the
first inning before their opponents settled
down. After this the Hollys had every
Trims their own way. The fielding Of the
two Doughertys at first and at third for
the Hollys and Dworak's handling of an
assist from the Corona catcher, were the
star stunts in fielding. George Dougherty
also led the Hollys with the stick. while
Jetten, the losing pitcher, dubbed out
three safe ones. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-23
Cobb Wlns for Detroit.

DETROIT, Mich, Aug. 22-Cobb won to-
days game almost ~single-handed, being the
only Detroit player who could hit John
son with men on bases and driving in all
three runs. Except in two mining Mullin
held Washington hitless and at all times
he was given brilliant support. Two fine
by Schaefer featured the contest. Tom
Jones made his debut in a Detroit uniform
and played well. Rossman is still here,
but will report to st. Louis early in the
week. Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-23
'weaver
"Batted for Hassler in the eighth.
"Batted for Fe6or in the ninth.

Wichita ..:""""...6 0 Q II
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-23
GOULD AND Gun oHAMp1oS
DefeRta Abbot In Straight set-
Doubles Go to Tebbins aud Pollock.

Doubles GO to Tebbins and Pollock.
John Gould won the tennis championship
OF the Rod and v club, defeating Alb
bot in straight sets yesterdRy. The cham
pionship in the doubles fell to Tebblns and
Pollock, who put out Gardner and Hatch
in three out of -four
For his victory Gould wins the Borce
trophy and has the honor of having his
name inscribed on the Prentiss trophy.
which remains the property Of the club.
Results in the tournament were as fol-
lows:
Championship singles, final round,
Gould beat Abbot. GO, ca, B-S.
Doubles, second round: Gardner and
Hatch beat Adams and Phillips, SO, 60.
Tebbins and Pollock beat Magney and
Abbot, 6-1, Ell.
Third round:
Tebbins and Pollock beat Farrell and
O'Keefe, Sc, 6-S.
Final round: Tebblns and Pollock beat
Gardner and Hatch, 60, go, Sc, 6-S.