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Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-16
NEW RECORDS ESTABLISHED
Candidate for Auto Honors Beats a
Mile a Minute.
LOUIS sTRANG DOES THE FEAT
Takes some Of the Down Grades A.
Rate of Eighty Miles an Hour
Dog In way spOIIs Another Pos
sibIe Record speed.

CROWN POINT, Ind, June i5,-Candl-
dates for honors In the two races Of the
western Vanderbilt June IS 70 we're out
in force for practice today. Louis Strang
establishing a new practice record. strang'
in a SO-horse power Buick and accompanied
by Christian u. Hagerty, a newspapermsn.
started on the course at Main street and
made the twenty-three miles IN twentY-one
minutes, a little better h a mile a
minute. The. course led him almost en-
tireiy around the parkway before the grand
stand was reached.
Here, near the finish Of his record
breaking lap. a crowd Of officials began
timing him for the second lap. This he
made in "a minutes. This mark was dupli-
Gated later by Miller, driving a Stoddard-
Dayton Strang did not know OF his TWEEN
ty-one minute record until he finished at
Main street. Here II was discovered that
two Crown Point enthusiasts, independ-
emily Of each other had each clicked the
first lap at twenty-one minutes. II was
a hard ride. according to Strang. which
statement was very earnestly confirmed
by his reporter-machinist
The springs Of the machine were flat at
a dozen rough places on the Cedar Lake
Lowell leg. Strang took some Of the
down grades at lightly miles and any ir-
regularity in the roadbed was sufficient
to send the car into the air more like an
aeroplane than an automobile. On this leg,
In fact, and on the south leg Immediately
after leaving Lowell the bumps were found
more numerous and severe than on the
much criticised dirt stretch of the west leg.
The Improvement In the latter was due to
strenuous work with steam rollers. This
work was resumed Immediately after prac-
tice was concluded.
Denison. going at a terrific clip in q
Knox car, struck a dog, which ran across
the course, breaking the pipe leading from
the gasoline tank and spelling what would
have been a very fast lap. Previously
however, Denison made the round in 26:l2
The two Apperson Jack rabits" driven
by Lytle and Seymour were out for the
first time and Lyle, despite ignorance OF
the course, scored a lap in twenty-five
minutes flat. Phil Wells also plotted the
Moon entry on its initial round but con
tented himself with a leisurely inspection
of the road. L. A. Heame, the amateur
who has entered his own car, a Flat, will
reappear on the course tomorrow. as Will
another amateur, with a Renault.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-16

sBatted for H~ollenbeck in the ninth.
'Stovall out, hit by batted ball.
SInIfX rVrV
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-16

Two base hit: Edmondson. Home runs:
Fisher, NTH Wild pitch: Alderman.
struck out: BY HoIlenbeck, 5; by Alder
man, g. Bases on balls: OFF H%ollenbeck,
.; off Alderman, 2. Hit by pitched ball
By Alderman, 2. Left on bases: Omaha,
3; Sioux City, :. Double plays: Towne to
smith to Andreas. Stolen bases: Perrine.
3; Fisher, 3; Schipke. Franck, Hunter,
ToWne. Sacrifice hits; WEIGH, 2; Edmond
son. Time, 2 hours. Umpire, Haskell.
Attendance. LOO.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-16
Fourteen Inning Game.
Grand Island Beats Rea CIouS

RED CLOUD, Neb., June B-(spaciaA-
Grand Island Base Ball club defeated
the locals In a very interesting game here
yesterday, Ford for Grand Island pitched
at his mercy all through the game. with
the score 4 and 3 for Red Cloud in the
ninth inning, Grand Island punched their
hits and drew In two u score nv IN.
nings: RuE
Grand I~sland....o iOOO-aoO 800
Red Cloud .....,.l Q l go
Red Cloud, CleEg ana Carroll. strtick Ont
By Ford. l. by Clegg, u. Bases on balls
OFF Ford, l. off CleRg, l. Earned runs,
Red Cloud. /; Grand 1siand q $50
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-16
NEW YORK.
Totals 80 9 q 10

SBatted for Blair in seventh.
Slated for Wilson in seventh.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-16
DENVER WINS from WICHITA
Hits Are Bunched with Errors and
Bases on Balls.

WICHITA, Kan. June 15.-Denver won
from Wichita today, : TO /, by punching
hits on Clark. with errors and bases on
balls. Olmstead pitched good ball for the
visitors and was effective In the plnches.
drive over the right field fence by Man
ager Holland. The grounds were wet and
muddy, making snappy playing next to
impossible, though 0lmsteAd received al
most errorless support. Rain fell up TO
within an hour OF time to call the game.
An error, a base on balls and a two-base
Three more came In on three httss q base
on balls and a fielder's choice IN the third
and three more in the seventh on TWO
balls. Score: A
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-16
LINCOLN EASY FOR DIES NOME:
Visitors Made Runs in the Firth In
ming BY BunchinK Hits,

LINCOLN, Neb., June 15.-Des Moines
batted out an easy victory over Lincoln
and Jones had nothing that fooled the
visitors. who pounded out five runs in the
balls. Colllgan led in the swatting with
three clean hits. Farthing, Lincoln's col
legiate southpav, went onto the mound
In the fourth with runners on third and
SECOND and only one out, giving the most
brilliant pitching exhibition seen in Lin
coin this season. Only one Des Moines
getting his base on a gift on balls. After
Farthing was in action not a ball was
Three hits in a row in the ninth netted
the Greenbackers two runs, but a phe-
nomenal one-handed catch by Dalton and
an equally brilliant stop and throw by
Colligan nipped a batting rally that threat.
ened Clarke with disaster. Prior to the
tlnal ming Clarke had pitched a superb
game. Score - =
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-16
made on schedule time. The cars are due
In p~ittsburg tomorrow.
EVENTS on RUNNING rRAcNs
story Of Days Races at ~Gravesend,
Latonln ana Montreal.

GgAyEsEND June ls-The Brookdalc
the HiIdreth entry Joe Madden and Resti.
gouche. They ran one. two. The entry
Overwhelmingly outcisssed their opponents
down for the remainder OF the meeting Tor
toui riding. Summaries;
Fl1st race handicap. all ages, about siS
Cshey, to q won Rikito uH, a. Burns. is
70 % SECOND, McCarter uO4, Dugan, Z to u
EdReriaiL. '" fak 5ibGti a RsSmq PS5,s Bad Ne SIss
ran. ~ 49,
Second race, steepleohase. a-year-old and
added: Sendycreeker dS. Dupee, 1 to Il
Won, hlng Castle uSS, Stone, I to 81 second
1TmIPertinenee gSS MGCisin. 10 70 u third
Ihlrd race. 2-year-olds, selling, five hall
furlongs. 500 added: Reybourn 600
5 SFte re- sS 3 to y Won Little King coz, Glass
third. Time: loss. Our Hannah, Gross.
over, Edith lnez and Bedminster also ran
Fourth race, B%rookdele handicap Of $500
Madden QO6, Dugan, l to A. won, Restl.
gouche d2S Burns, | to ~ second, Attic.
ton go, Glass, 4 to - third. Time: 1898
Pins and Needless left at the post. Joe
Madden n R~estlgouche coupled.
Firth race, S-year,old! selling, mile and a
Bulwell, II to 100 won. Rostrum u0S
Seoville, 8 to y second, shapdale uo3, Lang.
g. to u third Time: la Moorish King.
Hamnerless, Rose Beaumont, Lady Chill
ton. King Kasooks, Ark and Erbet also
ran.
Sixth race, maldens, 2-year-olds, five hall
furlongs. 500 added: Jacauelins dOL Me
Sahey' 70 y won, Eddie pugan qo7,
Lang. % to u third. Time: 1!6s. UnNcSs
Chief, Henry Muproe, Chopper, Radium
Star, NJ. r. Williams, NJ. Cambon, Deputy,
Colinet and Blundara also ran.
Summaries AZ LRtOnia.
LATONIA, June 15.-Summaries:
First race. five f%urlongs: Plaeide u05,
MCGEE, 10 to u won, Olivia Mickle Q05,
Walsh, 3 to u second, Ben X. Sleet QOS,
Heidel. to u third. Time; l:oL Within,
Ashwell, soma, Clymsic, Calash, Torturous,
Brevite and Fighting Bob also ran
Second race, five furlongs: Fereno Goa
Page, s to u won, King solomon d06, POW
ors, 2 to u second, Louis S. dlS. Hidel, 9
TO lD third. Time: 100. Caesar, John
Cafferati, Claude, Mabel Dame, Donav
and Markie Mayer Also ran. m.
Brsnnon, 4 to u won, Busy Man t9s, Walsh,
6 to u second. Plume C6, Martin, s TO u
third. Time: TIA. Tackle, Rebel Queen,
Hurst, Bonebrake, Console, Boema, Ben
Benares, Schleswlg and Hiram also ran.
Fourth race, mile an sixteenth: John F.
Mcmillan QOs, Kennedy, 8 to p won, Bon
ME Bard GOs, Page, 8 to y second, Gliding
Belle (94. walsh, even) third. Time: 1:45M.
w. A. Leach and Meadow Grass also ran,
Fifth race. mile and a sixteenth: Albert
Starr Q02, Page. % to 81 won, Gerrymander
(S4, X, williams. 6 to II second, Font (94,
Harmon, s to y third. Time: 1:45x. Irri-
gator. Mamie Algol, Eldorodo. .Kyronda,
Lady Baldur, Billy Pullman. Brice, Anne
MCGEE, Pink Wings and Gilvedear also
ran.
sixth race, one mile and an eighth: Mel
low Mint Q02, MCGEE. 10 to 1) won, First
Peep G0s. Lee, 2 to u second, Denver Girl
t91, Paul, IL to u third. Time: 1:523s.
Sally Combs, Winning Star and Brother
mann also ran.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-16
Big CROWD AT LONDON Snow
Americans are Prominent Among
winners On Last Day.


LONDON. June 15.-The closing day OF
the InteTnational horse show brought a
big crowd to Olympia. The exhibition
throughOut has been a triumphant sue
cess. The competitions today were devoted
10 the championship cups. Americans
again Jared well among the winners. w
Il. Moores Radiant won the Philadelphia
cup for single horses.
Walter Winans captures the Louisville
cup for pairs of harness horses, with his
Cokersrosador and PTosperhine.
The Brussels cup went to c.. w. Watson
who showed Norena and Kitty Gray.
Lieutenant Leonard's Sir James get a
reserve I'm class 100, championship for
hunters. Walter Winan's Brigand was
fifth In class S., judging OF riding horses
for the grand championship, while Ills
Hlghness, oW ned by the same exhibitor,
Vas commended.
The Ardenrun cup In class y, pairs OF
harness horses, for the grand champiou-
ship, was won by Walter Winan's Cookers
rosador and Prosperhine.
Walter Winan's Marmion won the
Daily Express cup. In class III, judging
Of high jumpers for the championship.
Mormon cleared the bar at seven feet.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-16

'R0berts batted for Weaver In pInth.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-16
ITALIAN cAR IN BAD SHAPE
Gas and GasOIene Tanks Tanks shat
TERED In Collision with Train.

KANSAS CITY, June i5.-Carrying
gasoline In a can which the drivers held
In their laps and minus It's gas and
gasoline tank, which were shattered in A
collision with a freight train at Glasgow,
MO, yesterday, the ITALIAN car In the New
nork-to-seattle automobile race arrived
here this morning. All OF the wording
parts OF the car, however. are in perfect
condition. The car proceeded late this
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-16
PsadOn Defeats Bowery Kid.

Joe Feadon Of Denver was the winner
over the "Bowery Kid" OF Kansas CITY in
six-round boxing match at Labor temple
Monday, The preliminary between Young
TALBOT OF Omaha and Jimmie Carroll OF
Council Bluffs resulted in a draw and both
men made good shoWings. Dave Cole
refereed the main event and Jim Warren
the preliminary.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-16
OORNHUsKER TRACK CAPTAIN
George Burke, Quarter Mile Ranner
Il Elected 10 Lead Team.

LINCOLN June observation-disclosures
Burke, 1910, has just been elected captain
OF the 1910 Cornhusker track team. Burke
was the leading mile runner On the varsity
race In the Nebraska Kansas meet.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-16

WILLIAMSPORT, Pa, June l5.-The en-
durance run OF the Quaker City Motor club
from Philadelphia To Pittsburg which was
started yesterday was resumed today at z
a. m. Following the pilot car, the Mitchell.
Palmer Singer, Franklin, Gilmore and
Haynes cars left In the order named at one
minute intervals. The run today will be TO
JohnstOwn, 146 miles. the time allowed be
ing seven hours, nineteen minutes. The
route will be through Lockhaven. Belle
fOnte. Tyrone. Altoona. LOretto and Eben-
burg. The roads are in fairly good Condi-
lion and the run 70 JOhnstOWn should be
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-16

TWo-base hits. O'Neill Base on balls:
Off West, 8; off Young, l. Left on bases
Toledo, 4; Minneapolis, 10. Sacrifice hits
CULLEN Cravath (2l. Sacrifice fly. Collins.
Stolen base: Gill. Struck out. By West, 8:
by Young, ]. Wild pitch: Young. Umpire
Conahan. Time: 1855.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-16
Dorehester Wins in Ninth.

DORCHESTER, Neb.. June l5-(speeis
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS won the most ex-
citing game OF the season from Geneva 10
day, by the score OF 4 to g. Not until IN.
last man up In the ninth did the winning
run come. Morrassy was very effectiye
and held the visitors to five hits AMI
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-16
DEs MONIES.

Lincoln, s; Des Moines, 6. ifitsa or Ma.
TO Williams TO Dwyer; COlligan to Dwyer,
Niehof to Dwyer. Stolen bases: Jude,
Williams. Sacrifice hit: Gagnier. Struck
out: By Nagle, 3; by Farthing, 8; by
Clarke, 2 Bases on balls: Jones, Earth
ing, Clarke, 8. Wild pitch: Jones. Time,
1850. Umpire, Mullen.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-16
BALL CROWD CHEERSF FIGHTER
James J. Jefferies Center of Attrac-
ton at Pittsburg Game.
AGAIN VICTORIOUS
Take Fourteenth straight Game, n
Being the Fourth straight From
BroSkIyn-Games OF Day
in National League.

PTTTsBURG. June b.-Pittsburg made II
four straight from Brooklyn today. winning
by a score Of eight to two and making it
fourteen straight victories for Pittsburg.
James ]. Jeffries who attended the game
was given an ovation. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-16
St. Michan Wins at Ascot.

ASCOT. England, June B.-The trial
stakes OF 10 sOvereigns each. with 300
sovereigns added for 3-year-Olds. distance
seven ~turlongs and 1876 yards, was won to-
day by 81. Mtchan. Dean Swift was sec
ond and Ednam third. Among the six
starters was James r, Keene's Ballot.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-16
twenty-five Bnter Golf Tourney.

CHICAGO, June B.-Fifteen additional
entries In the Tom Morris Memoria
trophy competition set for tomorrow were
received today by Secretary Trigg Waller
of the Western Golf association. making a
total Of fitty-five clubs entered to date.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-16
Standing of the Teams
WEST LEAGUE.
AMER ASSN.


GAMES TODAY
Western L~eague-Sioux City at Omaha,
Denver at Wichita, Des Moines at Lincoln,
Pueblo at Topeka.
National L~eague-Boston at 81 Louis,
New York at Pittsburg, Brooklyn at Chi
cago, Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
American League-Chicago at Boston. st.
Lonis at Washington, Detroit at Phlladel-
phla, Cleveland at New York.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-16

BEATRICE, Neb, June 15.-(Special.D-
The Gas company team last evening won
a close and exciting game from the YOUNG
Mems Christian association. nine by The
score OF 10 8 II was anybody's game
uhui the last man was down. The score
r. II. +
~onipohs II q
-. y A'..'-.''.......-........5 3 4
Batteries; Gas company, Ruh and Hum
mer; Y. M, c. A., Miller and Dobbs.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-16
JEFERIEs is GIVEN OVATION
Retired Champion Boxes six Rounds
at PittsburE.

PITTSBURG, Pa, June 15.-James J..
Jeffries, retired heavyweight champion Of
the world, received a great ovation at
Duquesne garden here tonight, where he
engaged In a siX-round boxing exhibition
with his sparring partner, sam Berger.
Jeffries appeared TO have lost q great
deal of weight, but was3 still IheaYy. . He
was extremely fast on his feet and very
quick with his hands.
Jeffries I'm a short speech before the bout
said:
Il can't say any more than the papers
have said, but when the right time comes
| viii deliver the goods"
The rounds were short, averaging fifty
seconds each, Jeffries did the leading and
delivered pre- cticallV all the blows, Ber-
ger taking the punishment.
In the prefiminaries Charles Goldman,
Of New York, had slightly the better of a
bout with Young Ziringer, of Pittsburg,
while Tommy Murphy, of New York, out
pointed Jimmy Dunno, of Newcastle, Pa.
BOSTON, June 15.-Jack Johnson, worlds
heavyweight champion. appeared at the
regular Tuesday night bouts at the Arm
DRY Athletic association tonight, and boxed
three fast exhibition rounds with George
Byers, a trainer. Johnson was well re-
ceived by a large audience, and made a
speech in which he stated no one had low
cred the forfeit he had posted on return
ing from Australia. Johnson referred
briefly to his early training in Boston and
declared himself a Bostonian.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-16
81. LOUIS
PHILADELPHIA

Two-base hits: Davis, Criss. Three-base
hit; Livingstone, Hits: off Criss, 3 in two
ana one-tnird innings; off Howell, 8 in five
Philadelphia, 2; st. Louis, 2 Base on
balls: OFF Morgan, 2; off Crisis, 2; off
Howell, J. First on errors: Philadelphia,
2 Struck out: By Morgan, 3; by Crisis, p;
by Howell, s. Time: 1:55. Umpires. Con-
nelly and Hurst.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-16

TOLEDO, June IA base on balls and
three hits punched in the eighth enabled
Minneapolis to tie the score. O'Neill led
off with a two-bagger in the tenth and
brought in the winning run on two sacri-
fiCpS Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-16

PHILADELPHIA. June 15.-The home
team defeated St. Louis today, 3 to l..
through the effective pitching Of Morgan
ano by knocking Criss out of the box In
the early innings. Thomas was benched for
Kicking" Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-16
PIayer in EIected.

BOSTON, June 15.-Three singles in the
ninth, followed by French's sacrifice fly,
the score standing 7 to s. Turner was
forced out of the game by a slight Injury
received In a collision with Lajoie. Wagner
was elected for ~disputing a decision. Score:
nAornNE ~. ..
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-16
WASHINGTON


Washington ........0 0 0 0 -
Detroit ."""....,..O 0 0 0 0 OIL
Two base hits: Crawford. ?; Schaefer,
Unslaub, Browne. Base on balls: off John
son, 2; off Willetts, !. struck out: by
Johnson, 8; Willetts, 2. UmpirsS: Egan and
Sheridan.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-16

Chicago ........,....1 0 2 o o.
New York......,...0 0 / 0 0 O-3
Two-base hit: White Three-base hits:
Tannehill. Home run Hahn, Demmitt. Sac
rtfioe hits: Chase, Blair, Atz, White. Stolen
bases: Engle. lsbell. Struck out: BY Smith,
by Manning, 8: by Wilson, l: by Lake. l.
Bases on balls: Off Smith. s; off Manning.
q off Wilson, l. Hits: Off Manning, 9 in
six innings ;off Wilson, 2 in one inning:
orr Lake none.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-16

Two bHse MT. IIement bCATIOn. InTbC
base hit: Barbeau, Wilson; Burch.' Home
run: Leach. Stolen bases: Barbeau. Leach,
Clarke. Double plays: Wilson, Abstein,
Wagner and Miller. Left on bases; Pitts
burg, u; Brooklyn. S. Bases on balls: off
Scanlon, 6. Hit by pitcher: Leach. Struck
out by S~canlon, 2. Wild pitches: Scanlon,
2. Time, 1850. Umplres: tombstone and
Cusack.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-16
GAMES IN AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Washington Defeats Detroit Again In
a Close Contest.

WASHINGTON, June 15~.-Washington
got to Willets in the final innings of to-
days game and with the assistance OF
Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-16
Davenport Wins on Errors.

SA LIVE
CEDAR RAPIDS, La, June l6.-Daven-
port won in the ninth on errors, Score:
Davenport go. o OOOtOOO q 2 y 3
Cedar Rapids 0 0 0 0 0 90 8
Batteries: Parkins and Z. Smith, Car
michael and Kelly.
Fourteen Inning Game.
ROCK ISLAND, H., June l5.-Roek
Island won In the fourteenth inning today
by a score OF 6 TO on two errors. Score
Rock Island Os2OOOOOOoOOo1LS Il !
Dubuque ..i003OO01O00O0OA6 10 8
Batteries: Wilson and jacobson, Miller
Grimes and Nunamaker.
Fifteen Inning Game.
BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, June two
men were out a scratch hit by OutfieIder
Long gave the winning run to Blooming
ton in the fifteenth inning. Score:
Bl'mington. po0OOIOsOOOOOoolI5 II ;
Peoria ..... oOll2OOOOOOO0OI Is 5
Batteries; Clarke and Langdon, Poylik
and Higgins.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-16
snOb wins PEia 81. OnEe.

PARIS. June B.-Ths Prix St onge was
run at Enghien today and won by The
snobs owned BY T. p. ThOrne.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-16
GAMES IN AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Kansas City Takes Third Straight
GRme-ErrOrs are R~esDOnsibIe.
COLUMBUS, June 15.-Kansas City today
won the third straight victory over Column
bus. Errors were responsible for all the
runs, misplays by the III infielders
being a trifle more costly. Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-16

1.-TWO out when winning run scored.
GBi Oston .. :: ...".:.SS 9 9 ! 9 9 .G--ss
Two-base hits: Speaker (2), b.. Lord.
Hits. off Cicotte, s in five and two-thirds
inningi.- Sacrifice hit. II. Lord. Sacrifice
fly; French. Double play: Turner
Lajoie and Stovall Left ON bases: Cleve-
land. 8: Boston. 8. First on balls: OFF
6SisGtae' c cir aSas, J, s Eirst on ou errors r.
Cicotte, 4; by Ryan,s9 3. Passed balls: Car
rigan. wild pitch: Liebhardt. Time: 2:06.
Umpires: ENanR ard -Rerrine-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-16
Louisville Defeats Milwaukee.
MILWAUKEE,

turned the tables on Milwaukee today and
won the final game of the series easily.
Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-16
WICHITA


'Roberts batted for Weaver in ninth.
HOLLAND out; hit by batted ball.
S SsSRsr ,.,.".G 50 e.
Struck out: BY Clark, Z; by Olmstead. 4
Bases on balls. OFF Clark, 8: off Olmstead.
2 Hit with pitched ball; BY Olmstead,
Holland, TwO-base hits; BeIden, Lindsay.
Hartman. Home run: Holland. Double
plays; Hartman to Standard to Lindsay;
WesterZil to Hughes to Holland. Left on
bases: Wichita. 6; Denver. O. Time: g;00
Umpire; Clark. Attendance: 100.
At Topeka-Topeka-Pu Pueblo game post
poned; rain.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-16
GAMES IN THREE-I LEAGUE
Errors BY Springfield Gives Game to
Decatur.

DECAItRr lhI june lO.-EIfOfs Dy
Springfield gave the game TO Decatur 4
to l. Score:
r. II. E.
Decatur -" 0 0 2 - I o
and nnnnNan
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-16

NEW YORK, June 15.-Chicago hit Man
ming and Wilson 81 will today and made il
three out of four games from New York.
Smith was effective In all the innings ex-
cept the eighth. Scores
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-16

TN9-base hit; Curtis: stolen bases
ball: Mprrassy. Struck out by Morrassy
3; by Hill, 4. Bases on balls: OF Nor
rassy, /; off Hill. 3 Left on bases:
Dorchester, 3; Geneva, 8 Batteries:
Dorchester Marrassy brothers; Geneva,
Hi and Curtis. Umpire Skinkle.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-16
COLUMBUS
Sd. Paul mo- Gnme.
INDIANAPOLIS.

ST. PAUL, June 15.-St. Paul won in the
ninth on a tumble, a wild throw and Cock
mans double. Glaze had poor support
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-16
Toledo Defeats Minneapolis.

IWO-Ddse Nus. TATE %. Ih~ree-base hit:
Struck out: BY Hogg, 4; by Pape,
Base on balls: Off Hogg, 3; off Wacker,
Umpires. Owen and Eckerman,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-16

Guy Buckles and Jack Posplsil are
scheduled for a ten round go this evening
Wolff's hall, Twenty-second ana Cunning
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-16
Totals. - ID 1a r~otals...

ST. Paul ..........,..,O l 0 0 0 0 Q 0 /;
Two-base hits: o'Brlen, Cockman. Struck
out: By Glaze, 6; by Leroy, 4. Base or
balls: Off Leroy, 4; off Glaze, 3. Empires
Hayes and King.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-16
PennsyIvanIa Tennis ChnmpionnhIn

PHILADELPHIA, June I5.-In the final
round OF doubles in the tennis champion
ship of Pennsylvania, and the eastern
states today at Merton, ]. r. Carpenter,
IT, and f., b. Dewhurst defeated II. NJ.
Tilden and H. B. REGISTER, SO, rs, SO.
Bigger, Better, B~usier-That's what ad.
vertIsins in The Bee does for your busI-
ness.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-16
Noten I'd the Gnmc.

The Omaha players ran bases like de-
mons and showed Mr.. Towne up in fine
shape. Eight bases were stolen.
II does not seem TO bother Fisher much
to have his jaw cut to the bone. and he
runs and hits just as well as ever.
The only fielding error made by Omaha
was in the last inning, when Slugger Bill
done.
Both of Sioux City's errors were made
In the sixth inning and they were respon-
sible for the runs which we're made In that
inning.
Haskell called Stovall out in the sixth
Inning when hit by batted ball. Ducky
Holmes, who Is not playing but who
warns the bench in his Uniform, protested
so loudly that he was fined and ordered
from the grounds.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1909-01-23
Anniversary OF Church at
Hartford.

Eighty years ago this month the
Hartford Congregational church was
organized, the organization taking
the place of the churches at Dothan
and at the center of the town. 1t has
recently been incorporated and taken
over the property of the society. 1t
has been wholly supported by annual
contributions but it is expected that
it will be endowed at some future
time. One evening last week the
annual banquet and business meet
ing was held in the church parlors.
An interesting historical paper COW
ering the first twelve years of the
church organization was given by
Mrs. Charles M. Cone and later a
committee of three was appointed to
arrange for its publication.