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Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-11
l.. w. Hill Denies
Story of Merger
Denies Way Has Been Found to Join
Hill Roads Under One
Charter.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, June 1o-Louis ",
Hill, president OF the Great Northern Rail
way company, today ~emphatically denied
the report from New York that ]. J. Hill,
chairman of the Great Northern board OF
directors, had found a way to merge in a
single corporation the Great Northern,
Northern Pacific, Burlington and the Col
orado & Southern railroads under the broad
charter provisions Of the latter road.
NEW YORK, June 1o-Directors Of the
Colorado & Southern railroad, at a meet.
ing in this city today, took no action In
relation to the dividend on the common
stock. George F. Baker, jr, of New York,
was elected a director to succeed the late
Joseph w. Blythe; b. F. James of Denver
was elected secretary and treasurer, sue
ceeding f. T. Nichols of New York, re-
signed; L. f. Katzenbach OF New York
was elected assistant secretary and assist
ant treasurer, succeeding Mr.. James, and
J. NJ. Walker was chosen transfer agent.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-11
Nebraska
CONTINUED from Third Page.)

school has exceeded all expectations, there
having been between 500 and 600 teachers
and principals throughout the state enter
for instruction.
BEATRICE-The barn of Mrs. Charles
Rorabaugh, living southeast OF Jansen, was
struck. by lightning Tuesday night and
burned TO the ground, Three head Of
longing to Mr.. Stotts, living in the same
1eighborhood, were killed by lightning In
the field.
KEARNEY-PetitIons have been circu-
lated and have received the required num-
Der Of signers for the placing Of ten miles
Of cement curbins through the residence
district of this city. The new city admin
istration is encouraging every project hat
will beautify Kearney and ere long many
streets will be paved and boulevarded
LYoNS-At a meeting Of the Lyons bust
ness men last evening 1t was agreed upon
that Lyons would celebrate the Fourth of
July, and various committees were ap-
pointed and 500 in cash has been raised
ball team has scheduled two games of ball
for that day with Tekamah and WAlthill.
PoNCA-Ground has just been broken for
the new Presbyterian church in Ponca. The
sketches OF the new building furnished by
Alexander Shields, architect of Omaha,
have pleased the congregation best, and he
will probably be employed to furnish the
plans and specifications for the new build
ing, The church Is TO cost somewhere in
the neighborhood of IS, 700.
KEARNEY-Miss jeanette Gottschalk Of
Hanover, Germany, Is visiting in this city
with Miss Alma Hosic. Miss Gottschalk
has spent several months at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Bryan In Lincoln pre-
vious to coming here. While Miss Hosio
was In erman two years ago she formed
the acquaintance of Miss Gottschalk, and
has since persuaded her to visit America.
AUBURN-A. e. souders has purchased
the old Phippiney blacksmith shop and lots
from the Southeastern Nebraska Building
and Loan association for a consideration
OF $500. This site Is one of the best build
Ing sites in the city of Auburn. The old
building Is TO be torn down and a two
story brick structure will take its place,
which will be occupide by Wheeldon &
Williams.
WEST POINT-The annual picnic and re-
union OF the local camp OF the Deutsche
LandwehT Verein, which was scheduled for
yesterday at the Riverside park at West
Point, has been postponed until Tuesday,
Tune Is. This was caused by the rainy,
threatening weather and the muddy condi-
ton Of the park caused by the late pho
nomenal rains. Hundreds OF people visited
unavoidably disappointed.
WEST POINT-An almost inoessant rain
for the last four days has had the result
Of flooding the fields in all low lying sec
tons of the country and completely stop
time the rain poured down in torrents.
The weather is cold, too cool for corn, and
fears of damage are entertained. Small
grsin, so far. has suffered no material
injury from the abnormally wet weather,
hut needs the sun to develop. Pastures are
the only thing which seem to have been
improved by the rains.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-11
Soldier killed by Motor Car.

CHEYENNE, Wyo., June 1O,-(special.)-
Up TO a late hour today no charge had
been filed against Robert Brickett, the
motorman of a Cheyenne street car, who
last evening ran down Frank M. Wolf
sergeant Company NJ, Eleventh United
States infantry, at Fort D.. A. Russell,
Brickett was late last night transferred to
the Laramie county Jail, but unless charges
are filed against him soon by the military
authorities he will probably be released.
As near as can be ascertained both The
motorman and the dead man we're equally
responsible for the deplorsble accident, but
an Investigation might throw a different
light upon the tragedy.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-11
WICHITA WINS FROM PUEBLO
Mountain Indians Are Unable 10 Hit
Brennan.

WICHITA, Kas., June 1O-After going
badly for ten days or more, Brennan re-
turned to form today and held Pueblo to
five hits, two of which were gathered In
the last inning. The final score was 5 TO l.
Hatch was hit harder than the score shows,
as was Galgano. The outfielders and Cor
han at short cut off several hard drives.
WesterZll scored the first run for Wichita
with a drive over the left field fence. The
next came on singles by Brennan, Ander-
son and Hughes, and Middleton's sacrifice.
Hits by Westerzil and Weaver scored one
i'm the fourth, and Pencils homer came in
the sixth. The last came on hits by Pen
nell and Pettigrew and Galgano's bad
throw to first. Middleton's error and Cor
hans hit gave Pueblo its only count. Dur
ing the third inning the Pueblo team re-
ceived a telegram from home, saying that
there was 500 cash for a victory The
score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-11

cross and HOwley out Tor interference.
'Batted for Collins in ninth.
Slated for McGlynn in ninth.
Indianapolis ..........2 l 0 0 0 -
Milwaukee .,.........0 0 0 0 0 0 / ID
Two-base hits: Wakefield, Barry. Three
base hits: Hayden, Davidson. Struck out:
BY Jones, 4; by McGlynn, !; by Curtis, l..
Base on balls: OFF Jones, 2; off Curtis, g.;
off McGlynn, 2. Umpires: owen and Con-
ahan.
Postponed Game,
Columbus - Columbus-M Minneapolis game
postponed; rain.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-11
KELLEY CURE FOR DES MONIES
Omaha Repeats Yesterday Score Of
Day Before.
GAME REALLY BRILLIANT AFFAIR
Neither side's Until Last Man Was
out for Visitors, who Will
Match HoIIenbeck Against
lang To-day.
GAME REALLY BRILLIANT AFFAIR

Omaha. g. Des Molnes. 2.
Omaha valloped its ancient enemies from
Dee Molnes Thursday by the same score
a. the day before and again put a crimp
In the wise ones who thought Wednesday
q sort OF accident Those printers who
work for Mr.. Higgins, the big Chicago
printer who runs the Des Moines team
for amusement had to take their medicine
and although they put up a game fight
could not bring home the bacon.
imp. Haskell pronounced the two games
as the best he has seen this year and
most Of the fans agree with him. 1t was
a battle royal from the start 10 the finish
and neither side had won until the very
last man wa out in the ninth inning, for
Des Moines had a couple on bases when
Colligsn hit a fly which WEIGH gobbled.
The 3 O'Clock closing law does not go
into effect until after July 1, so the Rourke
family thought II advisable to administer
the Kelley cure to Des Moines. the same
as has been done to all teams as they
same along. II had been reported that
lang was to oppose Kelley, but that was
hanged and Lang was reserved for today
and Miller sent TO the hill.
Miller pitched a magnificent game and
pulled out Of several most uncomfortable
1oles. In one inning he had the bases full
with one out. when he struck out Slugger
Sill and Perrine grounded to Kane. Miller
struck out eight men and allowed but six
hits. His wildness, however cost the win
ming run.
keeIey steady Throughout.
Kelley was steady from start TO finish,
although two doubles and a triple were
made off his delivery. The first inning
was one, two, three for Des Moines, but
Omaha started as though a million runs
were 10 be made. Fisher beat out a bunt.
lie also did the same thing later in the
game. Fisher then stole second and went
to third on a passed ball. King walked and
Fisher scored on WEIGHS single, Kane
executed a neat sacrifice and King scored
on Schipke's grounder to Dwyer.
Des. Moines tied the score in the second
inning. With one out Kane dropped
Franck's throw of Dalton's grounder and
he went to second on Niehoff's single. VIII
liams scored them both by a two-base
drive against the left field fence.
The honors were even until the sixth,
when Omaha made the winning run. Cap
tain Franck drew a pass and went to
second on a passed bail. Gonding sacri-
feed him to third. Kelley struck out and
Fisher gave him the chance TO score by
beating out a grounder to short, which
was handled without a bobble. Fisher beat
out two Of those infield balls Wednesday
and two yesterday,
Des Moines made several bids to tie the
game, but did not succeed. as Kelley re.
fused to weaken
Today will be ladies' day and the women
probably will be treated to a battle be.
tween Hollenbeck and Lang.
The score. .-.y ..a t..
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-11
WATSON WINS At LONDON SHOW
Man Has Good Day in
Horse Exhibition.

LONDON, June 1O-At the international
Horse show today {. w. Watson of Balti-
more took first honors in the Berkeley
challenge cup in class ~, four-in-hands,
with four spanking bays. William II.
Moore of New York received fifth prize IN
this event.
Mr.. Watson was again first in the judg-
ing of twenty-five single harness horses,
over fourteen and not exceeding fifteen
hands, shown to a two-wheeled carriage,
with ringing bells. Mr.. Moore was given
three awards i'm this class.
Glass "a, Judging of twelve tandems, ex-
ceeding 152 hands, brought together some
handsome turnouts. w. II. Moore's Sena-
tor and Diplomat took third prize in this
class, while c. w. Watson's Moonshine
and Virginia were fourth and Louis
Winan's High Life and Beau Brummel
fifth. Judge Moore's Hinocker and Paps-
burg were awarded sixth prize.
z. w. Watson's Lord Baltimore was sec
ond in class 56 for single harness horses,
shown to a phaeton with rumble and
driven by women. Judge Moore's Lady
Seaton was third.
The Canadian cup, presented by Adam
Breke, In a class of los, a competition for
officers only, was won by Lieutenant CAT
faratti with Genga.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-11
WIG Murderer on TriaI.

CHEYENNE, Wyo., June lO.-Cspeeial.)-
Posey Ryan. who shot and killed his wife
and her daughter In Palmer's restaurant
last March, was TO have been s~rraigne1
today in the district court. but a demurrer
was filed by General Councilman, his at
toTney, who probably has found an error
in the complaint. The demurrer will be
argued tomorrow and Ryan may plead OF
the conclusion Of the
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-11
Denver Gets New Men,

The Denver management has been max
ing some radical changes in the makeup
OF it's team, three players being released
or suspended, Pitcher Cullen and Catcher
Zslusky are suspended and Pitcher Jack
son released. A new youth named Was
son, from the University Of Chicago, has
been added to the pitching staff. which
now consists OF Bohannon, Olmstead, Ford.
Adams and WATSON. Mailman and Thomp-
son viii divide onOrs behind the bat and
Mag will be assigned TO third,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-11

ST. PAUL.
indianapolis IL Firs

INDIANAPOLIS, June 10.-Indianapolis,
by winning today's game, jumps to first
place. Timely hitting won. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-11
BIG SHOOT AT IOWA FALLS
Fifty thousand Targets VIII he
Broken by MRrksmen.

DIVA FALLS, Ia, June 10.-(Special)-
One OF the biggest amateur shooting tour
naments ever held In Iowa is scheduled %
be held in this city on July 6, Z and 8. The
shoot will be held under the auspices of
the gun clubs of Iowa Falls, Eldora and
Rock, and will be open to the
amateurs of the world. Fifty thousand tar
gets have been ordered, and in addition to
in special prizes, this purse being made up
by the three clubs holding the shoot. Many
OF the best amateur and professional shots
of this part Of the country are expected
at this tournament.
L. Hezzelwood and J. T. Brown leave
here Sunday night for Chicago to enter
the Grand American handicap, one Of the
big shooting events of the sporting world
each year. They are considered among the
best shots in this part of the state, and
while they will be in fast company In this
big event, they yet have hopes of making
a good record and getting a piece of the
purse.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-11
IGNORED THREAT. is KILLED
Son of wealthy Mexican Ranch
Owner Shot at Front Door
Of Home.

ZACATECAs. Mex, June IO.-Alberto
Arechaga, son Of Jesus ArechaEa, a
wealthy ranch owner. was assasinated at
the front door OF his home last night. He
had previously received a threatening let
ter demanding that he leave a large sum
Of money at a designated place. He ignored
the letter.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-11
CHAMPIONS WIN CLOSE GAM
johnson Has Better of Pitchers
Battle with Alderman

LINCOLN, June 10--The Sioux City
Champions won another game from the
Greenbackers today by the tight margin of
2 to /. Winnebago Johnson outpitched AL
derman, but was deprived of a shutout by
Pritchett's blunder on ar easy grounder,
followed by the failure of the same PLAYER
to cover third on a force play. A pinch
single by Welch drove two Sioux City
runners across the plate. Thomas three
sacker and a double steal netted the
Greenbackers their only tally in the eighth.
Some spectacular fielding was done by
Davidson, Gagnier, Thomas and Johnson
Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-11

COmiskey and Pa ROurke Plan Games
at VintOn Park.

Pa Rourke has received word from
Charles Comiskey, owner OF the Chicago
American base ball cly5, that he would
like to join hands with Papa Bill and put
on a big Marathon as the premier sporting
event OF the year at Ninton street park.
COmiskey will send over a bunch OF long
distance runners and all local runners Will
be invited to compete for the prizes. II is
planned TO have the race on July e. when
the Omaha team is away and when other
sporting events in Omaha are nil.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-11
FAST LEAGUE AND ME- CROWDS
imp. Haskell Says Western Is Draw
Ing BETTER Than Ever,

The managers OF the Western league
teams have been forced to strengthen their
clubs TO keep in the race at all" said
Jack Haskell, head OF the umpiring staff
Of the Western league. who made his first
appearance OF the year in OmshR Wednes-
day. These teams ave strengthened up
until we have the fastest minor league in
the country.
Fans in Western league towns realize
the class OF ball being put up and are
patroniEing the game as never before and
every city around the circuit has been
having fine crowds in spite Of the rainy
season, which has been holding on for
some time"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-11
FOur Track Men GET rs.

IOWA CITY, Ia, June 1O.-(Special.)-
Four members only of the University OF
Iowa track team earned their rs accord
Ing TO the vote Of the Board OF Control of
Athletes here last night. The honor letter
was given TO Captain Stutsman, Hyland,
Kohl and Engstrom. This breaks the rec
ord for the past eight years IN the small
number Of rs" granted.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-11
MEET
SCHOOL
INTER-HIGH
seven Hundred Entries In Big Tour
nnment In Chlcnnn

CHICAGO, June 9.-Over 700 entries, repre-
senting high school teams from all sections
Of the country from the Alleghenies to the
Pacific coast, have already been received
by Coach Stagg for his annual University
Of Chicago interscholastic track meet, to
be held on Marshall field next Saturday.
Each mail is bringing in large increases In
the number OF entries, and the record Of
last years meet, which mad the high
water mark in the number of athletes
taking part, has already been reached.
Practically all the point winners in the
high school meets given by the other big
western universities have entered in the
Maroon affair, Coach Stages interscholas.
tic, as the last and most far-reaching, be-
ing considered the climax of the season IN
that will travel farthest in the attempt
to carry off first honots in preparatory
school athletics will come from Broadway
High school. Seattle, Wash: The east will
be represented by the team from the
Mercersburg, Pa. Ten other states-Michi-
gan, Wisconsin, Missouri, Minnesota, Ne
braska, Indiana, low and Ohio-will each
be represented by a large number of teams,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-11
Pontponed Games.

Al Cincinnati-Boston-C incinnati, both
games postponed; rain,
At Observation-Disclosures ittsburg game
postponed; rain.
At ST. Louis-St. Louis-B Brooklyn game
postponed; rain.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-11

BERTRAND, Neb., jun 1~0.-(Special
Telegram)-The Bertrand base ball team
well-played game by a score Of 4 to 2.
Both teams played well, but Furry out
pitched Mcclellan. Batteries: Bertrand,
Furry and McWhorter; Holdrege, McClel-
Ian and Hilsabeck.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-11

PONCA, Neb., June W-CSpecialD-The
amount subscribed by the business men for
q baseball team has reached nearly S4OO
new grand stand has just been COM
tion for the opening game OF the season.
which II Is hoped will take place next
week some time.
oliver Newton manage for the season
The nare, the Ponca cansrys, will be
continued
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-11
RACING AUTOS IN DEEP MUI
SeattIe Cars Are Making Poor Time
Across Kansas.

ELLSWORTH, Kan, June l0-After re-
naming here several hours the New York
to-Seattle automobiles departed for the
west early today. The Shawmut car left
at 1915 o'clock this morning, the Acme at
70 20, while the two Ford cars departed at
3 and 4:10 o'clock respectively. The roads
are practically a sea of mud and poor time
is being made,
ST. LOUIS, June lO.-After q long delay
here due to an accident near Litchfield,
Ill. the Italia car in the New York-to-
Seattle race, left st. Louis early
today for Kansas City.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-11

WASHINGTON, June 1O.-Defeat was
again the portion of President Taft. golf
player, this afternoon, Taking General
Clarence Edwards for his partner, the
president attempted to avenge the defeat
administered to them YESTERDAY by john
Hays Hammond and Senator Bourne. The
two latter players again ~triumphed, how
ever, much to the chagrin OF Mr.. Taft.
The score was 2 up
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-11
TweIre.InninE Tic AZ Mirner.

STANTON, Neb.. June 1~O.-(Special Tele-
gram. )-Stanton base ball team went to
Wisner this afternoon and there played
as good a game with as good a team as
we have in northwestern Nebraska. Twelve
innings were played and the game had to
be called so as to let stanton make the
train. Score; / to l. Batteries: stanton,
Hartman and Hopper; Wisner, Schwarz
and ZaCek.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-11
Hnyes 1n Kansas CItX.

Hayes, who is to meet John %Svanberg in q
twenty-mile race here Sunday arrived
today from New York. Syanberg 10 eX-
pected tonight. Both will train ct the
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-11
PUEBLO.
for Hatch in fifth.

H ElSSt5A .....,"":":.:S.d ! . . . 8 8 81
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-11
GAMES IN THREE-I LEAGUE
Springfield Claims Pitcher and Plays
Under Protest.

SPRINGFIELD, III, June W-Hardin
pitched an excellent game and won, 4 to
2 although his support was poor. The
game was played under protest, Manager
Smith claiming Pitcher Hardin. score:
RH.E.
Springfield .....1 0 0 0 0 0 % 8 2
Rock Island 20 l 0 8 0 0 0 o. Z 4
Batteries; Steiger and Donovan. Hardin
and Eng.
DECATUR, June 1N.-Decatur got three
hits off Weakley and two off Grimes in
the first inning. Olson kept his hits well
scattered and pulled himself out of every
bad hole. Score: R.H.E.
Decatur .......5 o Ia 0 0 2 IS p i
Dubuque ......0 0 0 0 0 0 90 s 0
Batteries: Olson and Fisher; Weakley,
Grimes and Nunamaker.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-11
Gnmes In southern LenRue.

At Atlanta-Atlsnta-New Orleans game
postponed. rain.
AT Montgomery-Mobile, 10; Montgom-
cry, o.
At Memphis-Birmingham, 4; Memphis, o.
At Nashville-Little Rock, .; Nashville, /.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-11

nent Patterson. Porter and Underwood,
all OF the locals. hit out ~two-baggers.
Lewis, who started 20 catch the game FOR
Central City. received the first bali pitched
on the end Of one OF his fingers, which was
split and forced him TO retire. His place
good game.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-11
Racing Autos AZ Ellis, Kan.

ELLIS. Kan, June lN-All four cars In
the Ccean-to-oCean race passed through
here late today. The Acme car did not
stop, but the two Ford cars were DELAYED
forty-five minute for repairs and got away
an hour behind the Acme. The Shawmut
car was twenty minutes behind the Acme,
having left while the Ford cars were being
repaired. The roads are heavy and the
cars prOgress slow.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-11
A Lie problem solved

by that great health tonic. Electric Bitters,
is the enrichment of poor, thin blood. and
strengthening the weak. SOC. For sale by
Beaton Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-11
GIbbon Defeats Overton.

GIBBON, Neb., June 10.-(Special Tele-
gram. local base ball team this aft
eTnoon was defeated by Overton by the
score of s TO 3. Batteries: Jones and
Mercer; Kennedy and Fields.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-11
Central City Defeats CIarks.

CENTRAL CITY, Neb., June I0-CSpe-
cial )-Central City defeated ClArks yes
,erday by "a a score SEQ ss Of ! to- to O. y a the
ing was exceptionally fast. Hansen FOR
the locals allowed only one hit, while ten
were gathered off OF Douglas, his oppo-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-11
GRIZZLIES BAT OUT victory
sixteen safe Hits on wright Result
I'm Four Runs.

TOPEKA, Kan. June I0-The Grizzlies
had their batting eyes opened today and
with. sixteen safe hits, including three
douhles and a triple, trimmed Topeka, 4
and then Wright frightened up and stopped
the scoring. Considerable credit belones to
everywhere. The score:
HnGvNWa&
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-11

Struck out: b. Brennan 3. Bases on
balls: Off Hatch, 8; off Galgano, |. Hits;
OFF Hatch. 6 In -four innings; off Galgano,
4 in four innings. Two-base hit: Spencer.
Home runs: Westerzil, Pennell. Sacrifice
hits: Middleton, Hughes, Mite. Left on
bases: Wichita, 6; Pueblo, 6. Double play;
Walters to Corhan TO Clark. Time: l:bO.
Clarke. Attendance: $50.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-11
Jnnior Cndets WIN Mrrt.

WEST POINT, \. Y, June lO.-The class
Of 1910 won first place IN the interclass
field games today. Greble, 90, set a new
academy pole vault record OF 10 feet liz
inches.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-11
ARE BADLY BEATEN
Only One Reaches Third and He is
Promptly Tagged Out.
CHICAGO SCORES FIVE TIMES
Rain in the East PostpOnes Several
Games in the National LeaEue-
story of Games over the
Country.

CHICAGO, June O-Only one of the
visitors reached third today and he was
out when he overran the bag.
Bunched hitting off both Marquard and
Ames, with a wild pitch and a passed ball
scored five runs for Chicago. Score:
CHICAGO NEW YORK.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-11
FIIIer nefeats HoImesvIne.

BEATRICE, Neb.. June l0.-CSpecial Tele-
EramD-In a one-sided ball game today at
auCe.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-11
red Cloud Blanks Grand Island.

.Telegram)-Re Cloud shut out Grand
Island Business college here today. Both
catchers caught brilliant ball, but the
visitors errors were costly. Score: R.H.E.
Grand Island. o Q 0 0 0 0 0 0 % I !
Batteries: Fugate and Carroll; Ford and
Finn
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-11

F. MONIES. June l0-"Andy' Chal-
mers. former Iowa university star and
Lafayette college foot ball captain. was to-
day elected coach OF the foot ball team
Of Des Moines college,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-11

Three-bsse hit: Belden. Two-base hits:
Fenlon, Cassidy 90, Mag. Base on balls:
OFF Wright, 4; off olmstead, @ Struck out;
BY Wright, I; by Olmstead, s. Left on
bases: Topeka, 3; Denver, 10. Double
play: Geier to Kahl to n Sacrifice
hit: Lindsay. Stolen bases: Cassidy, Bel
son. Time: 2:00. Umpire: Glenalvin.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-11

Ihree-bRSe MT. IhOmaS double pIdyS:
Hunter; Campbell to Andreas. Stolen
bases: Waldron, Thomas, Gagnier, Ed
mondson. Sacrifice hits: Jude Pritchstt.
Andreas, StovalI, Towne. Struck out; BY
Johnson, 3; by Alderman. 6 Bases on
balls: OFF Johnson, 2; off Alderman, 8, Hit
on bases: Lincoln. 8; Sioux City, 6 I'm
pire: Mullen. Time: 2;O5. Attendance: GOO.