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Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-28
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Hoarke Family salts for OenVsr q
start the season.


The players who went vest Tuesday and
Win wll constitute me playing team for
Omaha this season are The same as given
out by RI. Rourks last week. In the band
Mere GondinE. LeBrsnd. cstchers; Lower.
Rice. Johns. Sanders and Hoilsnbeck.
pitchers; Kane. first base; Graham. second
base, Pendry, third base; Frsnck, short
stop: FISHER. left field; King, center field;
welsh. right field: Beiden. utility. Cad
man will be added TO the squad as soon
rs his Injured foot reoovers. but he will
not be able to play ball till after the team
returns home, Omaha opens the season on
Thursday with Denver for three games;
then goes to Pueblo. Topeka and wichita
before setting back TO the home grounds.
Captain Franek on leaving said his men
were IN splendid condition for the open
inE. Fisher. who was rather fat. has
worked off his weight. and is now down
to within two pounds OF what he ought
TO be. Harry Welsh IL also down very
nearly 10 summer form. and the others
are In the finest tettle. Graham's bad
knee. that kept him out Of the game all
last season. looks fine and is apparently
as good as new Kane. who came from
Pittsburg yesterday is In perfect condi-
ton. and 10 sure to be a t~avorite. pranck
says ne Has q WouueTIui throwing ATTN,
He 10 a lett-hander and sends the ball
across the diamond like a rifle shot. Pen
drv Is making good at third. and with
Graham In form at second, the lnfield will
he ss strong or stronger than Il was last
season. The outflsld looks mighty good,
and II Ia All up to the pitchers now. OF
these. IeWer and Johns are the best look
ing ~ the youngsters. Rice we'll,
and RoIrks has high hopes OF his develop.
ing Saunders Is In good shape. and Hol-
lerheck is doing better than he did last
season. so the prospect 10 really good Alons
this tine. when cadman gets back Into
PLAYING form omlhA viii have a catching
staff hat cart he beaten In the western
Both Pa Rourke and Captain FraneL
were In sood spirits laAt night when saying
goodbye at the Smoke house before eoinl
IN bed. They expect TO make a Showing
for omAha on the trip. Rourke says tn,
word from the other towns in the league Il
all encouraging. The new towns have lined
up strong teams and The Interest Is high
IN both Topeka and wichita. Sioux CIT,
Il strong, and Des Molnes has been great,
strengthened. Denver has a good team
and uuder Charley Jones leadership tn,
Grizzlies SIRE expected to be- contender
all the way. Pueblo IL stronger than las
year and Is well supported financially
and Lincoln IL showing up well, so tn,
pennant race viii likely be a beauty from
the start.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-28

Balbas wine Feature Event at
Lexington In Easy style.

LEXINGTON. Ky. April H.-George x.
Long Baibus Won the feature event, a
six furlongs dash. today. outcisssing his
field and pulled up in 1:l3&. The track
was fast and the attendance large; Bet
ouehbred breeders and owners Of ken-
tucky has been called by President j. n.
Camden Of the Kentucky association for
Friday morning, TO band together and put
up the money for attractive stakes TO be
contested next fail and spring At DeNing-
ton. Summaries.
First race, purse, six furlongs; Ada
Meade (101. Preston. SS45. no place or show
won. Ludliana uG. Rice. $3.50 place. sec
ond. Console (lO9, Warden, G15 show
third. Time: 1:l6 Lady Orimara, Mel
low Mint, Snap, Raseaway. Nettie Travers,
Bftterdsy. san Josephine and Doyle also
ran.
Second race. five and a half ~furlonss,
selling; Jolly das Lqyal; strSisht $40
second. Heine C107. walsh, show S3.S0l third
Time: l:1, Arionette, Edwin L. Harold
Hall. Belairus, Camel. Youthful. Snake
Mary and Bosserian also ran.
Third race, handicap, one mile: Zipandgo
u06 Martin, straight s. won, Tom Dolan
(10. Lowell. place $40 second. Roseburg
(Sa, Hannah, show 400 third. Time
Laos. Toah. Seraph and Alice also ran.
Fourth race, six furlongs: Bslbus QS,
A. Walsh. straight 800 won, Ovelando
dS. M. Preston. place 2.$l second. Palu-
:1S%. Select, ziephen and Lady Alera
also ran.
Fifth race, -FOUR furlOnSs. Eva IanQuaN
QO4. q. Warren. straight SID won, Laveno
uO0, w. Brannan, place 1i.10 second. Joe
Morris OO6, 5. Held. show $3.50 third.
Time: o.4S+s; Ethelburg Lady Melton,
Henry Hutchison, Roke Boy, 6. G. Miller
and Jack Straw also ran.
: Sixth race, mile and twenty yards, sell
ing: Creel zoe, A. Walsh. straight $3.50
| won. Plume $50, w. Branyon. place SA.0J
second, Blue (9S, w. Paul. show $500 third.
Time: 1:4l9s. Galilieo, Conville, A. Tribea,
Imboden, Beau Brummel Prytania, Queens
Message and Orlando also ran.
PIML1CO, April H.-Summaries:
First race, four furlonss. selling Au-
tumn Girl u02, Mcintyre, Is to u won.
Mexoana G04. Cree, 8 to u second. Fernando
(97, J. Reid, 2 to - third. Time, 0;49. Miss
Loris, Tom Melton. Miss O"Toole. Miss
! Knickerbocker. Jessica, Culpepper. Love
watches, Race Brook and Compton also
ran.
Second race. six furlongs: Intervene dO4,
Burns, 8 to 81 won, Summer Night (95. F.
Haynes, 3 to II second, Xebec Cos. Dugan
6 to y third. Time, lisa. Brown Tony
Pocotsligo, Chepontuc. Lucille r. Panonia.
Maxim Gun, Black Nose. Hethermoska &c
Go and Bethlehem also ran.
Third race. hotel purse. mile: Juggler GO9
Dusan, I to 5 and oub won, Live wire
Q12, A. Lee. s 10 l even and out) second
third. Time. Ia. Only three starters.
Fourth race. steeple chase. about tws
miles: Bencole 032. r. williams. s TO 2
won. Black Bridge nee. Stone, 3 to u sec.
ond. Sparker O32. McAfee ? to " third
Time. 4:% Racilia. Reggarman. StelIg
Land and Willie Refrainedo also ran. Las
two coupled as Gsrthentrv.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-28
sna"ssKA MAKES IT THREE
Missouri Fails to- ana Loses
Another Game.

LINCOLN. April ~17..-(Special Telegram
-NepraskA made II three out of four from
Missouri, winning s 10 :, In a loosely con
tsated same at Antelope park this after
noon The c~arnhuskers played in Inn
proved form, but the visitors fialded poorly
aEaia and totaled ten errors. five of these
being registered against the short stop and
thru bakemAn. The locals went through
with only one bobble.
HAYDEN essSysd to do the pitching for
the Missour.ans, a second lime within two
days. and held the Cornhuskers 10 three
safe hits. he was In better form than on
tie previous day. For Nebraska, Mathers
was allowed 10 oeeupy the slab. He was
touched Tor Oniy five safe singles. The
visitors had no difficulty In solving Msth-
eTs' curves and pounded the ball out regu-
larry, but the CornhuskarS backed up their
twirler With brilliant support ana kept the
labs from couRting.
Cooke, In center, ana captain Bsltzer at
third. shone out in spectacular work. Tho
little midget In the field accepted three
difficult chances without 4 mias. The Me-
braska leader nsbbed two hot Snes near
the third base line and whipped them to
frat with speed and accuracy. Carroll.
catch, and Metcalf. short. showed up in
sumo classy plays, too.
Nebraska started the scoring - THE sec
ond hef OF the opening round. Cooke flew
out on a fy 10 Graves. BSitSer and car
roll were passed 10 first HAYDEN frmbled
tn 1S aseS Isrs f9ssE rsitner sooTss a "A" q
Wild pitch. CaArk Mt me hall 20 short and
Carroll oro5seo me pan before Gunlock
rould ret1rn TIE ball from first after
Clark had been thrown out, Missouri scored
ally was counted for tie 'show-me" men
N the firth. -Four errors In the last ~ the
third allowed the cornhuHksrs 70 add four
runs. n each the NTH sixth aR6 seventh
they scored one run Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-28
AUTO HILL CLIMBING RACE
Gasoline Makes Best Time
At COnteHt In New Nnrk

NEW YORK, April H.-The hill climb
ing contest that opened the annual earn
ival week of the New York automobile
trade association was successfully run off
this afternoon at Fort George, Manhattan.
before about 5000 spectators. There were
no accidents and the times made were
creditable. The best mark made over the
1900 feet abrupt ascent was In the free for
all, when the HEINZ gasoline 120-horse-
power recorded 2S4s seconds. Last year.
the best time under similar favorable
conditions was 3O4s seconds, made by the
White Steamer.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-28
ORR DAY FOR GRAND ISLAND
Omaha IeagusrS Take Game from
Them. 10 TO 4.
PITCHING STAFF IN POOR FARM
Hail oysH, aoys Ano" Ho"rke'
Thirteea Hits for Twenty-Five
Bnses, and one VIZ
FITCH Besiae.
PITCHING STAFF IN POOR FARM

GRAND ISLAND. Neb.. April T--tspe-
aal Tefesram)-Grsnd' Islands pitchers
not only Allowed Pa Rourkss men thirteen
hts tor " snty-tN'o bases. but gave four
OF tnsm tres transportation and sent rive
others 10 first BY the "hit-in-the-slats
route. or Grand Islands hits. five we're
made off Low ~ The firs, three innings
and tuo off Hollenoeck. IN the last Fhe
" estnsr Nas colo but despite this fact y
fairly good crowd was IN attendance.
Erpre
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-28

Folsy'R Honey and Tar Is a safeguard
against serious results from spring colds.
which lnflame the lungs and develop into
pneumonia. Avoid counterfelts by Insisting
upon having the genuine Foley's Honey
and Tar, which contains no harmful drugs
Sold by all druggistA
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-28

TWo-base hlts. Byrne, konetchy. Three-
base hits: Wagner, Shaw, Sacrifice hits:
Konetchy, Abstein. wilson. Double play:
wagner TO AbStein. Stolen bases: Byrne.
J. Miller. First base on balls: Off Lush.
8; off Willis, 2; Off Adams, 3. Struck out:
BY Lush. 1; by Willis. 1; by Adams, 4.
innings. Left on bases; st. Louis, Z;
Pittsburg. 7. Time: 2:05. EMPIRES: O'Day
and Elnslie.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-28
BOSTON SHUTS OUT NEW YORK
Giants Fail to Find Ferguson Except
for Two Short Hits.
VISITORS HANDY WITH THE BAT
Ames. Durham md waller All Lock
alike to Them--series Of Other
Games in the National
LeaRue

NEW YORK. April H.-The New York
Nationals were defeated today by Boston,
10 to .. In a game played in Arctic weather.
New York was unable to find Ferguson.
who once pitcher here, except for TWO short
hits In the sixth. The Bostons hit Ames,
Durham and Waller at will. outflelder
Devore OF the New York club was today
operated on for appendicitis. The score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-28

ST. Lou1s Aps1, E.1frsd Clarke: man:
claim TO James SlaGie. former center
hssA or tho champion Chicago National
mnre team OF the Eastern League
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-28
at Grand Island; Giants are Shut Out

the Gliddenites will leave Omaha IN the
morning, after passing the night In that
city. and arrive here late in the afternoon
This will permit stops In Lincoln ana sew
eral other towns. The car which Is now
laying out the route will be returned 70
Detroit 10 lead the tour. IL will be closely
followed by the confetti car and these
two will be followed about two hours later
by the Glidden tourists.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-28
voeeI and johnson Matched.

BOONE, Ia, April ~2I--(Special Telegram
A match has been arranged for the Arie
theater between Chris Nogel and Oscar
JOIN son, Iowa's heavyweight wrestler.
Both tipped the scales at go pounds this
morning. The match is Tor a side bet OF
s1OO and the entire gate receipts.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-28
Standing of the Teams
NAT'LLEAGuE
AMER. LEAaT-E
AssoCIATIoN.
GAMES TODAY

National LeaEue-Boston At New York,
Brooklyn at Philadelphia P:ittsburg at 81.
Louis; Chicago At Cincinnati.
American LeaGue-St. Louis at Chicago;
Detroit at Cleveland. Philadelphia at
Washington; New York al Boston.
American Observation-Disclosures al
Columbus; Louisville At Toledo; Milwaukee
at Minneapolis; Kansas City at st. Paul.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-28
Rn.ton Tennis Man Wilma

LONDON. April 27.-The covered courts
tennis championship contests are now in
progress at Queens club. ID. p. Rhodes OF
Boston today beat s. g. Watts in the sec
ond round of the gentlemen's singles. In
the mixed doubles, Mr.. Rhodes and Miss
Tulloch beat A. d. Prebble and Miss Booth
h. 81
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-28
coTcH AND HACK AT SEATTLE.
OKer for Meeting is Made Champion
and He IL C~Onsiderin II.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, April a.-Frank
Gotch, worlds champion wrestler, has re-
ceived, and is considering an offer TO meet
George Hackenschmidt at the Seattle sx-
position FOR the championship
Gotch and DIR. Benjamin F. Roller Of
Seattle wrestle here tonight in Convention
hall.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-28
GRAN ISLAND.
Grand I..rIt1 1sland

Earned runs: Omaha. s; Grand Island.
2. Two-base hits: King. Kane. Graham
-. Psndry. .Gonding (2), Jones. P Glade
'rhrse-bass hit: Fisher First base on
out: BY Jones. 4. by Glade. 2; by Lower,
4. by Johns. 3. LEFT Of bases: Omaha, 81
Grand Island. 4, Hit ~ pitched ball: BY
Jones. ., by Glade. 3.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-28
CORsETT SAYS dEFF Will WIZ
Former FIsAter oaa't see mat Nssvs
Has Any Caanre Al All.

NEW YORK. April S.-Jim corbstt does
not see how Jack johnson has any chanee
10 defeat JeffTfeB.
Il can't say how lSng II viii take for
Jeftries 10 knock johnson out" said Cor
bert. ''for that depends on heW long Il will
rake Jetfrias TO catch him. Johnson NAV
stand stir with other fighters, but when
ne sees the big bear coniRg for him he'll
run So fast hs Will burn his shoes. Jeffriss
corbett safe hs thought Ketchel had a
good chance with Johnson.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-28

PEORIA, Ill, April H.-Edward Payson
Weston. left Girard. McCoupin county.
thirty miles south Of Springfield. for ST.
Louis. He Will reach the latter city some
time tomorrow. He has recovered entirely
from the exhausted condition experienced
AT Lincoln,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-28
CoLUMBus

Stolen DISCS. hrueer, Burke. SacrIflce
hits: Hayden C2). McChesney. Bases on
balls: OFF s~chantMe. 4; off Brown, i off
bourne. Double plays; Shrek to Friel,
Hayden to williams 10 Carr. Struck out
BY Schantze, 1; by Cheney, l. Hits: OFT
Schantzs, 8 in seven inninss: off Brown,
/ in two innings. Time. 1851. Umpire
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-28
Deadly Fright

possesses sufferers from lung trouble till
they learn DR.. Kings New Discovery will
help them. SOC and 800. For sale by
Beaton Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-28
WRITESOX WIN IN THE NINTH
Sullivsn's Single Scores Crsvsth After
Two Men Are Out
PITCHERS ARE IN FINE FORM
white Allows but Three hits and
WRddeII but FOur--Other scores
IN the American.
League.

CHICAGO, April 2I.-sunivan's single in
the ninth inning. after two men we're out
scored Cravath with the only run Of the
days game. Chicago defeating 81. Louis
l to o waddell and White we're in great
form. the former allowing only four hits
and the latter three. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-28

stolen ohsesi n. ColIns, HSndalL Sacrl-
flee hits: Pickering. Mertens, Block. Nc
Ccrmtck. Lett On bases Minneapolis, 3;
Milwaukee,, z. Double plays; 0yler TO
Downs to Wheeler 20. Collins TO Downs TO
Wheeler. Randall TO Mccormick. McCor-
mick to McGann Struck out: By Curtis,
3. First base on balls; OF Patterson, S.
off Curtis, s. Time: 1850. Umpires: Coma
han and Hayes
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-28
nisnner. WIN in Fearth.

TOLEDO. o.. April G.-By bunohinE hits
in tina fourth inning Louisville today won
the second game Of the series with Toledo
by q score OF s to 4. IL looked favorable
for the homo team in the seventh, but the
lead Of the visitors could not be overcome.
Rcore.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-28

Two-baBe hit: Olson. Home runs: Wood
ruff. Abbott. Double plays; Daubert (un-
assisted; Abbott to Daubert. Bases on
balls; Off Holmouist, 1; off Halla- I. Sac
rifice hits: Woodruff. Olson. Struck ont
BY Webb. Q. by Holmauist. L Ieft on
bases: Toledo. 4; Louisville, 6 Time: l:e
Empires: Eckman and King.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-28
"Batted ior Cicotte in the seventh.
"Batted for Arrellanes in the ninth.

'Batted for Arrellanes in the ninth.
New York........ o o o O a.
Boston ........... o 0 0 0 %
Two-base hits: Keller. Gessler, Wagner.
Carrigan. Hits: Off Morgan. 3 in four
innings; off Arrellahes. ? i'm three innings:
off Wilson, 7 IN eight and two-thirds in
nings. Sacrifice hits: G. Mcconnell, Austin.
Sacrifice flies: G. Mcconnell, Niles. Stolen
base: knight Double plays: Carrigan 10
Wagner, Austin to Bali TO G. Mcconnell,
Kleinow to knight. Left en- bases: Boston.
8; New York, 8. First base on balls: orr
Morgan. 4; off Cicotte, !; off Arrellanes. l..
off Wilson, /. First base on errors: Boston.
3; New York. /. Hit with pitched ball: BY
Wilson. /. Struck out: BY Wilson. /: BY
Morgan, 4; by Ctcotte, 4; by Arrellanes. 2
wild pitch: Cicotte (), Wilson. Time
$40. Empires: Egan and Connolly.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-28
philadelphia Bunches Hits.

PHILADELPHIA. April e7.--Philadelphia
again defeated Brooklyn today by punching
bits en- Bell, 3 TO > Brooklyn landed on
Covaleskie for three hits in the ninth, but
ordered out Of the game for kicking. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-28

The Omaha Cricket club will hold 4 meet
ing Wednesday night a. tire Douglas Print
ing Companys office ON Nineteenth Ere@t.
near Harnsy and have the first match play
al Miller's park May O.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-28

st. PauL.......... o 1 0 o.
kansas City e....... o . 3 o 2 is
Two-base hits: Brashear, Hetling, Arm
bruster (2), Davis, Hoey. Hits: Off Gehr-
ing, I in three innings; off Leroy, 2 In six
innings. sacrifice hits: Neighbors (2l. Arm,
bruster. Double play: GenrinI. Bean and
Flynn. Left on bases: ut. Paul, 9; Kansas
City. .. Bases on balls: OFF swan. ?; off
Gehring. j.: off Leroy. l. Struck out: BY
Swan, Z; by Gshring, l.. Time. 200. UNI
pire: sullivan.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-28
MISSOURI


struck out: BY Mathsrs. 3; by Hayden.
Z AAsA on balls of MAthsrs. 2. of HAy-
dan 8 Stolen haGes, = Sacrifice hit pUd-
Fson wild pitch Hayden Pass@d ball:
Klein, Umpire: Green Time; ia
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-28
GAMES IN AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Milwaukee wins crOm MInnea poIis
In the TweIfth InntnG.

MINNEAPOLIS. April 21.-Curtis won hts
" game IN the twelfth inning today With
a short hit. folio wing Clarke's single. The
game was = pitchers battle throughout,
Patterson Weakening in the later innings.
while Curtis grew stronger. Both teams
played exceilently. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-28
WOOD River T..e. G.m..

.KEAkNEY. Neb., April 2T.-(SpsdaL)-
teams played q game Of eaae bah Saturday
At WOOD River. fhe same was a COED one
The score being : 10 5 in favor OF Wood
River
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-28
Kansas CITY Banchss Hits.

81, PAUL, April A.-kansas City
punched hits off Gehring, with errors by
Sean and Flood. winning today's game. s
TO 2. Leroy, vino relieved Gehring in the
fourth inning. did not allow a hit for five
innings. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-28
BREsNAHAN OUT OF THE GAhE
Manager ana Catcher sf 80. I4sais
Team Hurt Ia Collision.

sT. LOUIS, Mo. April E.-RoKsr Bres-
Louis National league team, viii be unable
to play base ball for several days because
OF an injury suffered IN the enth inning Of
nahan was hurt internally when he slid to
the plaAA oollieinE with GibHon of Pitts
burg.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-28

sturdy oaks from little acorns grow
advertising in The Bee will do wonders for
your business.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-28

when yOu bHs Gold Medal Flour
be sure AZ A. WahbbuFn~CrOsby'a GuId
Medal FIouF. ThIa II I'm pOrtnat.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-28
CoIumbus Easy for indianapolis.

COLUMBUS. O.. April 27.-Cheney was
effective In all but the first inning and
indianapolis easily defeated Columbus, 3 to
Q Two young pitchers were tried by The
home team. A slowed hand catch by Hay
den off Clarke ended the game with a
double play. Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-28
Pirate. win in EIehth.

ST. LOUIS. April 27.-By using two pitch
ers Pittsburg won from The St. Louis team
knocked out OF the box In the fourth. The
game was won In the eighth inning, when
Phelps muffed Byrne's Toss to the plate.
Clarke and Wagner then scored. Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-28
Games Postponed.

At Washington-Washingto Philadelphia
game postponed on account of rain,
At Observation-Disclosures Detroit game
postponed on account of rain.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-28

BOSTON. April 27-New York won a
hard fought game from Boston by a score
of 4 to 8 today. Morgan was driven from
the box In the fourth inning. Boston rallied
In the ninth. but a change OF pitchers
stopped the run getting. Sore:
NEW YORK RosTON
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-28

Titus, Bransfield. Mcmillan. Stolen bases;
Grant, Burrh. Double plays: Osborne TO
Covebeskie. Doom to Grant. Left on bases:
Philadelphia, >; BROOKLYN, .. First base
on balls: OFF Covalsskie. >; off Bell, g.
Hit with pitched ball: BY Bell, l. Struck
out: BY Covaleskic, 4; by Bell, 8. Time:
l.42. Umpires: tombstone and Cusack,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-28
BOSTON.

rwo-bsse hits: Dahlen ~. Beaumont.
sacrifice hits: Ferguson. Becker. Stolen
oase: Dahlen. Left on bases: Boston. 10;
New York, 3. First base on errors: Boston.
Double plays: Starr, Dahlen and Beck;
Beck (unassisited), Waller. Schlei and Ten
ney. struck out: BY Ames, 3; by Fer
guson, !; BY Durham. 1. Bases on balls:
OFF Ames. 2; off Ferguson. 3; off Durham,
OFF Waller, l.. Wild pitch; Ferguson.
Hits; OFF Ames s in six innings; off Dur
ham. in two innings; off Waller 2 in one
inning Time: 200. Empires: Rigler and
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-28

'Tvo out when winning run scored
Chicago .......... o o o o q 0 IL
st. Louis .......... 0 0 0 o 90
Sacrifice hits. Isbell. White, Atz, Jones.
Left on bases: ST. Louis. .; Chicago, s.
Base on balls OFF Waddell. ? Base on
errors. Chicago. z, Struck out: BY White
]; by Waddell. 4. Time: l:35. Umpires
Perrine and Sheridan.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-28
Game Postponed.
FLAMING FOR GLIDDEN/ CARS

At ACKNOWLEDGMENT Cincinnati game
postponed on account OF rain.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-28

'Ratted for Bell in the ninth.
'Bstted for Burch In the ninth.
Philadelphia ....... o / ? o 0 0 "a
Brooklyn .......,.. 0 0 l J . o. ,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-01-11

be not one cent of expense for talent,
hall, or advertisement, so that every
dollar taken in will go to the Relief
Fund
Mrs. Bruce Macy. Mackall, our fav-
orite vocal soloist, will render a selec-
ton in the way that has endeared her
TO all music lovers of Honolulu. Her
technique, expression, and tone are
well-nigh faultless, and her voice has
q very rich, carrying quality.
Another soloist will be Mrs. ingalls,,
who is in the first rank of amateur
violinists. She has appeared many
times before Honolulu audiences, and
has always met with an enthusiastic
reception.
Exchange tickets for Saturday night
are being sold by the patronesses.
Box office will open at the Berg
strom Music Co. Wednesday Feb 18th
at 10 a. m.