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Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-23
SOLID BUSINESS
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HOGS HURRIED 10 MARKET
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Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-23
The BEE BUILDING CO.
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Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-23
Bee Building
Offices for Rent

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The Washington herald., 1909-06-29
NOTES OF THE GAME.
ationaIs pIaved Ia errorIess rame-

Nationals played an errorIess game.
l The Nationals hook up in double
header in Gotham to-day.
The Nationals made eight Of their ten
/ hits In the last three innings
Unglaub was the only regular Nationa'
who failed tc contribute a hit
Blankenship batted FOR Johnson in the
ninth. but failed TO deliver the goods
Wolter batted for Steele In the ninth.
His best effort was a grOunder 20 Dele
hanty.
Delehanty IS beginning to get his eve
on the horsehide. Let her go. Del. were
Tor YOU
The Boston players are loud in their
praise OF "Gabby" Street. They all say
he's the best ever. So do We
If there's q pitcher in the league who
plays IN any worse luck than Handsome
Nick AltrocR. bring him forward.
Lord and Wagner each contributed three
bingles-the former a double and two
singles, and the latter a triple and two
singles.
Lelivelt contributed two OF the Nation
ais hits. The former Tri-State League
player bids fair 10 be one Of the locals
best hitters.
Steele lasted just twO-thirds OF an in
ming. A sacrifice fly and a clean hit were
made of his delivery in the time he
served on the mound.
Conroy's injury IS a little more serious.
but the game infelder stated last night
that he wiz not allow the injury to in
'erfere with his playing.
Wagner's three-basger would ordinar-
tly not have been a HIT Lelivelt in going
after the ball slipped and fell, but other
wise would have caught IT,
Mcconnell played great game al sec
ond. accepting eight chances without
slip-up McConneHs playing during the
series has been one Of the features
Pitcher Arellanes has been very sue
cessful against the Nationals. He is un-
doubtedly one OF the best youngsters that
has broken into the business in years.
Doc Gesslers injury was very slight.
described by one Of the Boston players
aS small scratch on the end OF his
finger. Doc viii surely get bnck in the
game in Boston tomorrow.
Jake Stahrs error was on an easy
throw from Wagner that he allowed TO
slip through his fingers. However. dur
Ing the remainder of the game he more
than made Up for the miscuo by brilliant
playing in the field and at the bat
The Boston players left Washington
last evening IN good spirits, and deter
mined 10 Win the opening game at DOs-
ton tomorrow. II they play ball like
they played during ;heir staN in Wash
ington they VIII surely accomplish their
purpose
Lords hits In the seventh and ninth in
hot n
after them. but Yell both times trapping
the ball He threw the ball TO second
In the ninth inning and seemed to have
caught Lord by a lash The ump said
No and the crowd set up great howl.
This was practically the only question
able decision Of the game. but at that Il
gave the visitors the game.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-29
MAKE TRIPLE STEAL
Interior Escapes Shut-Out by
NerVy Base Running.
BARNHARr CHIEF PILFERER
Fast Interior Player Steals Second
Base FOur Times and Establishes
Hard, but af InOppOrtune Moments.
whitney Gets His Bumps.

Interior escaped a shut-Out yesterday
through the medium Of startling triple
steal in the first inning. but after that
were never able 10 get near the counting
block, and were defeated by Commerce
and Labor. 8 TO l.
The Interior boys are certainly the
champion pilferers Of the league. for in
addition TO the triple crime Barnhart
broke the league record by stealing the
second cushion four times; IN fact, every
time he got on he managed TO reach
second or third with one or more down.
but with the exception OF the first inning.
when he stole home. he was left stranded
there. the following batters being unable
10 get the ball out OF the diamond. Whit
ney, the Eastern High School recruit.
started the game. but he was nervous.
and Balzer was substituted. and Was in
such form that after the Laborites had a
commanding lead he exchanged places
with Clown Handiboe. the manager de-
Gliding 10 save Smoke" for a more i'm
portant game Interior. as usual led in
batting. but as most o. their hits came
when there were two out they were never
dangerous. Hart pitched a good game IN
the matter OF hits and strlke-outs. BIT
he was too liberal with his passes. and
this explains HIS defeat Kinney and
Drummer made TWO sensational catches.
the latter having 20 20 about ten feet
In the air 20 nab a liner and being
knocked fat by the force OF e when be
did reach the ball julien received well
for the losers and banged out two clean
hits Score.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-29
GET EARLY LEAD.
AEEies Make Six RIMS in First Two
Innings.

The Warriors were badly beaten by
the Farmers IN the Departmental League
yesterday. 13 10 >. this making a total OF
three games that the Farmers have Won
from them.
The Agriculture boys had their batting
lamps trimmed and pounded Donaldson
out OF the lot. and Collins took up the
burden Of serving them up 10 the heavy
hitting Farmers. NeTberry. for the
Farmers. retired IN the sixth inning. when
his team had twelve runs. and Jimmie"
Fields finished the game in good shape
Both pitchers allowed but four hits. and
one base on balls was tailed against
Newberry, and he had FIVE strike-outs.
Priests batting was the feature OF the
game, he making a total OF i've hits. a
three-bagger. a double. and three clean
singles. He also felded splandidly and
scored on a squeezed play with Murphy
With the bases FUN in the fifth. Newberry
tripled. bringing n three runs and scored
on Nenneman's hit 20 left The Aggies
presented e new line up Doyle was back
on first and Benedict. a new man. played
second IN good Style Score.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-29
BANKERS LEAGUE NOTES.

Judging from some OF the recent acqui-
sitlons Of one or two OF the banks in this
city. applicants FOR positions IN our fnan-
cial institutions must needs possess the
qualities Of a first~class baseball PLAYER in
order 10 be admitted therein Go ahead.
Riggs! Any ball player can run an add
ing machine.
The race for the pennant isn't won yet,
by any means Riggs may yet get an
other whack at the American Security
team. II either the Merchants and Ne
chanics or the Washington Loan and
Trust defeat the American Security. the
tie VIII have 10 be played of. and when
Il Is there viii not be a repetition OF that
"errOrfest" Of the 23d. The Riggs boys
were plainly overturned on that date.
Our remarks Of a few days ago con-
|cerning one Scharf. Of the National City
Bank team. were well chosen. Look at
that game on Saturday with the Balti-
more Chapter. American Institute Of
Banking. Keep It up. kid; you'll have It
on the best OF them.
It IS a close race between Snowden.
Evans, Nevius, and Howard, Of the Riggs
team. for the medal offered by one OF the
gentlemen in the bank for the highest
batting average for the series.
Capt Snowden. who has been ailing FOR
some time. was forced at last 10 give up
temporarily his duties in the Riggs Ma
tional Bank and lay up for repairs. He
Is now back at his desk. though a little
worse for wear.
Did you see that boy Holland rakinE in
those difficult chances in left field on
Saturday against the Baltimore Chapter.
A. / B.? Some class there
The Washington herald., 1909-06-29
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Pittsburg, 5; Cincinnati, 2.
Philadelphia, .; Boston, 3.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-29
WHITE S0X DEFEATED.
Tigers Annex Another Game ny
One Run.

Chicago. June &-Detrolt won out in
the tenth inning in to-days game with
the White Sox. Score:
The Washington herald., 1909-06-29
BASEBALL NOTES
AND COMMENT

Only one point now separates the Ma
tiOnals from last place.
Spear, the former Washington Union
League player. held the White Sox 10 six
hits
Gibson. the Pirates. clever backstop.
contributed four OF the ten blngles cred
tied 10 his team.
Browns again shut out the Maps. Score.
70 0. Petty was in great form. holding
the Cleveland sluggers TO three hits.
Cy Morgan. the former Red Sox twirler.
held the Highlanders 10 four hits. but
lost his game
BIZ Burns tried his luck against the
Tigers again with the same success that
he experienced the day before
The mighty Hans Wagner made an er-
ror In yesterdays game between Pitts
burg and Cincinnati. Something unusual
for the Flying Dutchman,
Harry Zaneni, the Washington box. has
landed a berth with the Goldsboro team
or the Carolina State League. and ac-
eording to reports is playing an excellent
game.
The Pirates won their first game OF
their series with Cincinnati yesterday. bv
NAAN o~oAC VI " - lAus increasing Llelr
lead over the Cubs for honors in that
league.
Coffey, the ex-Fordham College player.
is putting up a great game for the re-
Juvenated Doves In yesterdays game
he accepted seven chances and also con-
tributed a bingle.
The Pirates Will open their new field
In Pittsburg on Wednesday. A large
crowd, representative Of both leagues. ex-
pect to be present. Forbes Field is said
to be the best of its kind in the world
If this is the week in which the High
landers make a fresh start and begin all
over again to climb instead Of TO coast
Washington fans viii have trouble
to reconcile the work Of their team with
their local pride.-New York Telegram.
Washington has made a protest against
Silk O'Loughlin, and New York thinks
ne was wrong in the case OF Norman
Elberfeld. yet any time that the American
League desires TO dispense with HIS serv-
ices the chances are that he viii not be
compelled to walk around more than one
block to find another position.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-29

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fBatted for Tuckey in ninth inning.
PHILADELPHIA. 100 % 0-s
Boston Q 0 o o-s
Left on hases-Boston, 8: Philadelphia. 8. Bases
on balls-OR ruckey. /. OF Gordon 2: OF Nc
Quilan, 3 Struck Out-By Gordon. =: b. Nc
QnillaH. !. ThrDe-base hit-Becker fwO-base hits
-Cofey. Masee. Sacrifice hits-Dcniugor, BateS
Sacrifice hy-SWeCuey. Stolen bases-1iagce. OsbCne
Bates. Double pay-DooIn % B-anSdeld. hit
b. Ditcher-By Tuckcy l. UmDres-MessrB Rigler
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