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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-04-28
Next Saturday is "May Day.

Next Saturday is ''May Day.
Mrs. F. L. Hoffman visited West
Side on Tuesday.
Frank Hanss was business caller
in Vail yesterday.
Hon. j. P. Conner made Carroll a
brief business visit on tuesday.
M. Mill was business visitor in
Dow CITY the first of the week.
G. C. Gregg was off Monday for
Aberdeen. S. D., on business trip.
Mrs. E. 7. Cochran went to Omaha
Monday for shopping and visiting
tour.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Herrig return
ed on Tuesday from visit to Wall
Lake.
Mrs. McNiese is moving this week
to the home vacated by the Ed. Nelson
family.
There is not bit of dust in rug
when it comes home from the carpet
cleaning wheel.
FOR SALE-A bay driving team,
weight 22OO. Inquire M. j. Breene.
Phone 455 Denison.
VIM. Freed and wife have been Wis
iting at Sac City. He plans to go on
to Aberdeen. s. D.
Miss Elsie Hoffman was called to
Hastings, Neb., by the sickness of
her relatives there.
John Carey joined the other men,
bers of the board of supervisors on an
inspection trip on Monday.
Northern grown seed potatoes-Big
Yielders. s1.35 per bushel-sm smooth.
clean stock ut Geo. Menagh & Co.'S.
MIR. Christensen. the barber, gener-
ally looks smiling but he is specially
so this week for girl was born at his
home on Tuesday.
There is JOY at the home Of L. O.
Hillman and wife who live on the
farm northeast of Denison on the
birth of a boy at their home on Sat-
urday. April "a.
MIR. Fl. C. Laub weighted with his
eighty-fve years and recent sickness.
was in his place at the M. E. church
last Sunday morning. He was deter
mined to be there.
Mr.. w. A. McHerny has arrived
safely after the winter spent in Cali
fornia. He was anxious to see the
black cattle. Mrs. McHenry and
Miss Abbie will return about the mid
die of May.
Mr.. C. w. Weed is back to old
Crawford from his winter spent at
Long Beech. California. His address
is again Charter Oak and he expects
to make that his home no matter what
the attractions of other localities may
be-.
Mrs. M. E. Riddle remembers US
with picture postal showing one of
the big Oregon trees which had beer
just cut down. 1t was monster and
admitted of being cut into many logs
sixteen feet long. Mrs. Riddle writes
us from Svensen. Oregon.
Mrs. E. o. THEM left last week
for Chicago to visit with her son, L.
w. Kinyon, who keeps a drug store
on State Street. She will be gone
several weeks. We hear that she
enjoys herself among friends and
thinks the lake breeze is much ,bene.
fit to her health.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-04-28
Style and Taste
in framing pictures is most important
We frame them right at
Ferguson's Studio

The fire attracted plenty of visitors
to Dow City on Monday.
Mrs. B. G. Lyman and Mrs. Hill
visited in Dow City on Monday.
Mr.. Ed. Jackson was up Sunday
from South Omaha to see his relatives.
T. j. Kelley was off on Sunday for an
inspection of his shoe store at Maren-
go.
The Misses Rose and Maggie Clark
were Carroll visitors the first of the
week.
FOR SALE CHEAP-A 20 foot
store awning. Apply at Ferguson's
studio.
R. L. Hill is the owner of one of
those dashing Buick runabouts. He
will take lots of ENJOYMENT in it.
Mr.. Leon Cassaday has been heard
from that he safely arrived with his
car at his destination in Canada.
Mrs. Clara Laub Walch of Carroll
was in Denisun Tuesday. She came
to visit Mr.. H.. C. Laub. her uncle.
Northern grown seed potatoes-Big
Yeilders. ST. IS per smooth.
clean stock at Geo. Menagh & Co.'S.
Mrs. Frank Carl was called to
Frezysburg, Ohio. last Sunday by the
news of the death of near relative.
j. G. Smith in changing his address
from Dixon. Neb., to Colorne, S. D.,
says 1--WE feel that we cannot get
along without the Review"
Miss May Wiese, one of the pleas
ing clerks at the Menagh store. is en-
joyng this week a visit from her
mother, who resides near Manning.
Mr.. Ed. Nelson and family are ex-
pecting to move on Friday to their
new home on Pine street which has
been occupied by DR.. Robinson prior
to building for himself.
| Next time you go shopping tie q
string around your finger. twill re-
mind you to get can Of Jap-O-Lac
and also let us show you the model
floor set in operation at Bartcher &
Ewall.
Mr.. j. A. Miles and family have
moved to Scranton in Greene county.
He has been secured by company
there to run a grain and coal business.
Mr.. Miles is u good, shrewd man
and will make the business success
if any one can.
The Review force is busy printing
the brief of the Hassan case. twill
contain about $50 pages and is the
largest brief ever printed in Denisen.
This extra work has handicapped the
Office and curtailed the work on this
issue of the Review.
L. r. Park of the Elite lunch coun-
ter. left on Monday for visit at An
keney. Iowa. and at Colfax, where he
will attend the big gathering of Odd
Fellows. Mr.. Parks is member of
the Colfax lodge and he is counting
on having a great time.
Mr.. A. C. Bale leaves the last of
the week for his long visit to Ger
many. He will sal on the fifth of
May on the steamer President Lincoln
and will land at .Cherbourg, France.
and spend few days in Paris before
going to Munich. where he will meet
Mrs. Bale and Miss Sophia. He has
fixed no date for the return trip and
says he will stay as long as he is hav.
ling good time
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-04-28

Miss Beatrice Lally is having a
most delightful visit with her friends
in Indiana.
We sell gasoline by the gallon or
barrel. Make arrangements for it.
The Boys.
Mrs. W. H. Laub entertained Coffee
Club on Thursday, her hospitality be-
ing enjoyed by number besides club
members. A jolly table full enjoyed
an excellent and we'll served supper.
1t will be in order to help the fire.
men for the bali next Tuesday night,
The running team needs to be equipped
for the coming tournament. and the
funds raised from the ball will go for
this.
Mrs. Goodrich and Miss Jessie have
returned from Washington City,
where they spent the winter. They
took in all the sights and had fine
time. Their friends are glad to see
them again.
L
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-08
FOX IS NOW OMAHA'S LEADER
Premier Second Basemen Starts in at
Vinton Park Today.
WE ARE NOW THE FOXY RoURKES
Team Opens Series of Eight
Games with sioux City and is
In Good shape 10
win.
WE ARE NOW THE FOXY RoURKEs

An enormous crowd is sure to see to-
days game. for the seat sale has been
great. There is a difference of only three
games between Sioux Cit in first place
and Omaha in third, and the rivalry Is
keener than ever. Today's game Is the
first Of a series of eight, four in Omaha
and four in Sioux City. II Glenalvln can
be kept out of the series the games will
be ~rattlers. Omaha Is in excellent shape
for this supreme battle. Sioux City has
been doing some shaking up. Campbell
is going to Lincoln for Jude and John
son. the Winnebago. Johnson lost his first
game yesterday.
Pitcher Rochelle. whom Pa bought from
Washington, has not yet shown up. But
Pa expects now to make 'em go harder
than ever and be at the flag-raising when
the time comes.
Call Them Now the Foxy Rourkes.
Billy Fox will appear at Ninton Street
park this afternoon for the first time as
captain and manager of the Omaha team.
He will play second base.
President Rourke completed the pur-
chase of Fox from Lincoln yesterday, Civ
ing $500 in cash for him. He agreed to
let Lincoln nave Pendry until II could get
another second baseman. but Schipke hurt
has bad knee In the game at Lincoln yes
terday and Pa was afraid to leave Pendry.
Schipke will play this afternoon II his
knee Is 70 worse. and if he continues in
good shape Pa will send Pendry to Lincoln
until the gap there is filled.
Pa is glad 10 let go Of the bench man.
ayers lob.
Pa was surprised at Don Despair for
letting go Of Fox. and so is everybody
else who knows anything about base ball.
Fox is undoubtedly the premier second
baseman Of the league, an all-round sea
soned ball player, resourceful and versa
tile, a good leader, and was the backbone
OF the PrOhibitionists. OF course Despair
Is a novice In base ball; his experience
dates from a couple Of weeks ago, when
he succeeded Guy Green as senior pro-
prietor of the Lincoln team. Because OF
this and because of his interest in the
welfare of the entire league. President
Rourke did not attempt to push the Fox
deal after he saw what a serious blow
II would be to Lincoln. but this fact didn't
seem to weigh heavily on the young man
at the head Of the Prohibs, and in spite of
advice to the contrary he let go Of Fox,
Rourke. Of course, is happy TO get Fox.
and Fox is delighted with the deal.
J II looks like Despair is trying to make
a little ready money by selling players.
Fox has always been a, popular man in
Omaha. and he will become more so now
that he is TO wear an Omaha uniform
His coming gives to Omaha not only a
good leader and crack second baseman
but one Of the best base runners and a
postmaster al the inside game. He has
had major league experience and knows
all there is to know about base ball.
Fox did not come up with the Rourkes
from Lincoln last night, but will be here
this morning. He Is enthusiastic over his
situation and eager to start things of
against the Sioux.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-08
OMAHA WINS
FOUR STRAIGHT
Rourke Tribe Has an Easy Time with
the Poor Old Prohibi.
tionists.
LOWER Is ALMOST NvNCTBLE
Links Fill Bases in Fifth, but Can
Score Only Once.
PITCHER ALSO STARS AT BAT
Omaha Twirler Makes Three Hits and
Two Runs.
FOX HAS BIG CLOSING DAY
VictOrs Count All Of Their Runs
After Two Men Are Out-scOres
of other western League
Games.
Links Fill Bases in Fifth, but Can
Score Only Once.
CHER ALSO STARS AT BAT
* HAS BIG CLOSING DAY

LINCOLN, Aug. 7-(Special Tele.
gram -Omahs made Il four straight
from Lincoln by taking .todsy's game
simply could not hit Lower. which tells
the story. unless there is meat in the
fact that Omaha beat the head off Ma
gle.
Lower was invincible. except In one
inning and then was far too effective
for the Prohibs. They image TO ftll
the bases and could get but one man
over the plate. Lower held them to five
scattering hits, while Omaha punched
Maggie for twice that many and one
more.
Lincoln. He was sold to Omaha during
the day and will join that team tomor-
row in it's contest With Sioux City at
Omaha. He wound up his career with
Lincoln with a big days work, getting
three putouts and three assists and TAX
ing part in a double play.
Hogriever, Gagnier and Eddie Creigh-
ton shone for the locals, taking all of
many chances. Fisher and Paul David
son had busy times in the outer gar
dens, Red taking five and Davidson four
the real star OF the day was none other
than John Lower. Lower not only
toyed with the helpless Prihibitiouists
in the box, but he got three assists and
walloped the ball three times, good and
hard.
The score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-08
BIG TENNIS EVENT SOON
Middle West Tournament at Field
Club on August 16.
VISITORS TO BE WELL CARED FOR
Something Doing I'm Entertainment
Line Every Night in the Week
Peters to Defend Title
to Cup.

Tennis men are lining UP for the ninth
annual open tennis tournament at the
Omaha Field club for the championship
of the middle west in both singles and
doubles under the auspices of the United
States National Lawn Tennis association.
which ls to be held the week Of August IS.
The winner in The singles in the tourna-
ment will be called upon to play the present
middle-west champion, Charles S Peters
Of Chicago, and the winners in doubles will
play the present champions, c. S. Peters
and Walter 7. Hayes, both Of Chicago.
The committee in charge of the tourna-
ment will. as usual, try to make the stay
of the visitors most pleasant, and to that
end has prepared an elaborate program Of
entertainment.
Monday night the visitors will he given a
chance to ride the goat at Ak-Sar-Ben's
den, and Tuesday evening they will be
taken for an automobile ride. Wednesday
night a dance will be given at the Field
club. and Thursday night will be some
thing special, not yet announced. Friday
night the club smoker will be given, and
Saturday night there win be another dance
at the club. Besides these the golf course,
the bowling alleys, dancing pavilion, baths,
buffet and cafe will be open for the use
Of the visitors,
Play for Three Cups.
There are three challenge cups to be
played for and prizes will he given to the
winner OF singles and the runner up; to
the winner and runner up of the consola-
ton singles, TO the winners and runners
up of the doubles and the winners and
runners up of the consolation doubles.
]. n. Cravens Of Kansas City will act as
official referee and all matches will be
best two out OF three sets. except the
semi-tinals, finals and championship
rounds, which will be best three out of
five. The tournament is open to all anna
teur tennis players and the committee re-
serves the right to pass upon the eligibility
Of any of the entrants. All entries must
be made to Herbert c. Kohn, 81 South
Thirteenth street, on or before Saturday,
August IA Play will begin each morning
at 10 a. m. and each afternoon at 4 p mi.
The Field club, where the tournament
Will be held, has seven courts OF clay com
position with a hard, fast surface, This
surface has been darkened since last year
to break the glare OF the sun. Players
limo the games on the cay courts much
different from those on turf and spectators
see much faster play.
History Of Cup.
The Field club challenge cup has been
won once by Charles Peters and goes to
the person who wins it three times, not
necessarily in succession. w. T, Hayes
owns the cup which was formerly com
peted for. The history of the cup contests
shows the following names on the roll OF
honor:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-08
BRENNAN WINS PITCHERS BATTLE
More Effective Than GaIEanO when
Men Are on Bases.

PUEBLO, Colo, Aug. IAN infield fly.
which was allowed to fall for lack OF
coaching, and a misjudged fly by Curtis
gave Wichita the first game over Pueblo.
both plays being converted into runs. on
top Of this Brennan was effective with men
on bases. Pueblo getting several players
to third with one and two out, but could
not score them. Pueblo rallied in the ninth
inning with but two down and two on
bases. but Spencer fouled out. GaIgano
outpltchsd Brennan. although II was a
pitchers battle throughout Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-08
ATHLETICS DEFEAT TIGERS
Take Second Game Of Death Grip
Series Between Leaders.
STRUGGLE Is NOW FOR BLOOD
Philadelphia wins from Detroit By
Bunehins All Its Hits OFF MuIlin
in Two InninGs-Amer-
lean League Games.
STRUGGLE Is NOW FOR BLOOD

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. I-Philadelphia
closed in on Detroit today in the struggle
for first place in the American league by
winning the second game Of the series
before a crowd Of $4,000 persons. It was
the largest crowd ever seen at shibe park.
except on opening day or a double-header
Philadelphia won by punching all Of the
seven hits made off Mullin in two innings.
In the first inning stanage in trying to
get a grounder knocked by Davis, left the
plate uncovered. ran toward third and
collided with Collins. who was knocked
senseless. Umpire Perrine permitted Coli
Inns to score on the claim Of Interference,
and a long argument resulted. Stanage's
finger later was split by a pitched bail
and Schmidt took his place. Score!
nun ~AOuIPptA nuTpprT q
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-08
Iowa stnte Tennis.

The tournament for the Iowa State Ten
mis- championship will be held the week
following the Middle West tournament at
the Omaha Field club. II will be played
on the courts Of the Yperion club az Dss
ent champion Of Iowa and after playing
through The Omaha tournament will go 70
Des Moines to defend his title. The cham
plonship in doubles Is held by Peters OF
Chicago and Bradley Of Des Moines. En-
tries should he sent 10 Lafe Young, ir.
care OF the Des Moines Capital. An effort
will be made this year 10 house the visit
ors al the Hyperion or al one Of the coun-
try clubs.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-08
Springfield Defeats Fort Crook.

SPRINGFIELD. Neb.. Aug. ~7.-(Special
Telegram. springfield won a game today,
defeating Fort Crook in a red hot. see-saw
game. The soldiers got 10 Faber hard in
one inning, making all their runs in the
third. The work Of Daugherty on third for
Springfield and Pfug's phenomenal catch
In left we're the features. Score: RH.
Springfield ......1 l 0 8 ? l 0 s. 10
Fort Crook ......O o o 0 0 o-5 I
Batteries: Springfield, Fabsr and Glib
son; Fort Crook, Garmley, Smith and wal
Ter. rwo-base hits: Faber and Ruff. Home
run: Faber. Struck out; BY Faber. 5: bv
Garmley. 4, by ninth 8
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-08
TOPEKA WINS FROM DENVER
WATSON cake In sixth and si1
Runs Come In.

DENVER, AUG. WATSON weakened in
the sixth inning, giving Topeka It's chance
to get the game today. Kaufman was ef-
fectiye throughout, one run being earned
off his delivery, and that when the game
was safe. Bohannon in the eighth made a
jump for a liner that kaufman had d.
rected into far right field and saved a long
hit. The fielding OF Hartman was also a
feature. Denvers first run came In the
third, when Haley made a single. WATSON
forced him in an attempted sacrifice and
Jones two-bagger brought In the run. Den
ver's only other run vas in the eighth.
when Bohannon's three-bagger was fol.
lowed by a single by Standard. In the
sixth Abbott went out 10 Bohannon. An
dersOn made q hit Kaufman vas hit By
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-08

sBatted for Rowan In eighth.
sBatted for Campbell in ninth.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-08
Three straiEht for FrIenh.

FRIEND, Neb., Aug. ~L-(Special Tele-
am.l-The locals defeated the Arkansaw
Travellers here again this afternoon. win
ming all three games Of the series. Score:
Travellers 20 0 10000 0 "a
Friend ,.....,.l 42OO 0 $ II 3
Batteries: Travellers, BerEgren and Mos
Ter; Friend, Christensen, Bogatts and
Lucas. Struck out: BY B~erggren, 1; bv
Christensen, /; BY Bogstts. 4 Two-base
hits. Moss, Henry, Simpson.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-08
nEVHAND.
NEW YoRI

Two-base hits; Knight, Ball. T~hree-base
hit: Demmitt Sacrifice hits: Knight, Sto-
vail. Sacrifice fly: Austin. Stolen bases:
Sweeney, knight, Kleinow. Left on bases:
Cleveland, 8; New York, s. Base on err
ror: New York, L Double plays: stovalI
to Ball, Knight to Sweeney. Struck out:
BY Young, Z; BY Manning, s. Base on balls:
Off Young, 8. Hit by pitched ball: Goode.
Time; 200 Umpire Connolly.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-08
INDIANAPOLIS

Two-base hits: Dougherty, Barry. Clarke
Three-base hit: Bowerman. Hits orr Glaze,
g in five innings. off Kuepper. 3 in one
and one-third inning. Sacrifice hits. Glaze,
McGann stolen bases: Heyden, McGann
Left on bases: Milwaukee, 5; Indianapolis,
10. First base on balls: Off DoughertS, q;
off Glaze. I; off Kuepper, ,; off Lindsmsn,
3. Struck out: BY Dougherty. ?; by Glaze,
Owen.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-08
Score, first game;
PITTsBURG.

sBatted for Mattern In eighth.
'Batted for Liefield In sixth.
Boston ....".."....o eooo!eo%
Two base hits: Miller. Barbeau. rhree
base hit: BarbeRu. Home run: Wilson.
Hits: or Liefteld. 4 In six innings; off
Brandon, none in three inningsi off Mat
tern, 0 in five innings; off White, 2 in
three innings. Sacrifice hit: storke. Sac
rifice NY; Beaumont Stolen base: Alb
stein. Double plays. Abbstticchio to MI
ham to Beck. Left on bases: Boston, /;
Ptttsburg. s. Bases on balls; Off Mat
Brandon. 1. Base on error: Boston, l..
Struck out: BY Mattern. 2; by Lieffeld.
8 by Brandon. 8 Passed balls; Gibson,
Graham. Time: 1:5. UmpiTesi Klein
and Kane.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-08
PH1IIMs DEFEAT THE REDS

Ar1tahel's Muff of = Fly Has Much
to no with Result.
CINCINNATI Aug H.-Mltchsn's muff
q Aoren's fly gave P~hladetphia thedr first
run In the seventh. They added another
In the ninth on a hit q pass and two
outs. After two OF the locals had been
retired In the ninth. Moren allowed two
hits and two passes, forcing In one run.
Besoher's Erounder to DOolin ended the
game. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-08
Brooklyn Almost Shut Out, but Saves
Herself in Ninth.
PIRATES TAKE DOUBLE HEADER
Beat Boston by Hitting Ball in
Proper Season.
GOOD WORK is DONE IN BOX
Brandon Put In TO Relieve Letfield.
Pitches Exceptionally we'll
Days Games in the
National League.

CHICAGO. Aug Chicago made only
two hits off Rucker today, but they we're
Timely and good for three runs. sheckard
walked in the first and came home with
Schultz on the latters home run drive into
the right field bleachers. A pass, a double
steal and Thinkers hit scored the other.
BrookiNn scored two in the ninth on a
single. an error. ar out and Alperman's
scratchgtWo-baEEer. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-08

Decatur Blanks Midway.

DECATUR, Neb.. Aug. Especial Tel
egram.)-The Decatur base ball team this
afternoon defeated the Midway Coons OF
by the score OF o to O. Score;
R.H.E.
Decatur ..,.....O OIL / o = o o. 9 3
Midway ........O 90 q 0 0 0 o 90 3 5
Batteries: Decatur. Matney and Higgins
Midway, Brown, Lee and Kennedy.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-08
LOUISVILLE WINS TWO GAMES
ThieIman and HsllR Are UnsOIved
Problems to Kansas City.

KANSAS CITY, Aug. L-Thielman and
Halla we're two Louisville puzzles that
Kansas City could not solve today, and
the visitors won both games of a double
header by scores of 2 to 0 and 8 to 2. The
second game was shortened to allow the
visitors to catch a train. Score, first
game:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-08

MILWAUKEE TAKES SERIES
Wins Four Straight Games from
Indianapolis Team.
LAST GAMES SCORE is 6 TO /
visitors Narrowly Escape n shut
out, n Triple by BOverman
Giving Them Their
only Run.
LAST GAMES SCORE IS g TO /

MILWAUKEE, Aug The home club
made a clean sweep Of the series by de.
feating indianapolis this afternoon, s to l.
The visitors had a narrow escape from a
shutout. a lucky triple by Bowerman IN
the sixth giving their only run. Score;
MILWAUKEE,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-08
PIRATES TAKE BOTH GAMES

Defeat Boston by Making More
Finely Hits.
PTTTsBURG, Aug. T-Pittsburg took
both games OF a double header from Bos-
ton here today, the first by a score of 6
to I and the second. 8 to 1. In the first
game Boston secured all it's runs and hits
in the sixth inning. Brandon relieved Lie
field, and did not allow a hit Both Willis
and More pitched splendid ball in the
second game. but the locals hits were
more timely.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-08
Totals 80 ~ "a


Two-base hits: Collins. Baker. Sacrifice
hits: Ganley ~, Bush. Stolen bases: Baker,
Davis, Collins, Cobb. Base on balls: OFF
Plank, q off Mullin 2. Base on errors:
Philadelphia, 1; Detroit, l. Struck out: BY
Plank, /; by Mullin. 6 Time: 200. I'm:
pires: Perrine and Evans.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-08

HASTINGS. Neb., Aug. T-(SpeciaI Tel
egram )-Hasungs took the third straight
from Seward today, 3 10 l. Batteries: Ritz
man, Schoonover, for Hastings. Trimble
and Z. Ling and Citing for Seward. Etting
was loaned by Hastings as substitute for
Ling, who was injured
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-08

Ihree base hit: Milan. Sacrifice hits:
Milan. Blankenship. Leliyeit. Williams.
kenship, McAleSSs, Jones. Left on bases:
Washington, 49, St. Louis. & FIRST base
on balls; Off Hughes, /; off Waddell, 3
Louis, 4 Struck out: BY hughes, s; by
Waddell 4 TfmSt l,6. UmplrSsi EEan
and keTin.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-08
NEW YORK BEATS CLEVELAND
HiEhlanderr Jump on Cy Young I'm
the Eighth Inning

NEW YORK. Aug. with the score
tied in the eighth inning today New York
jumped on Cy Young for three runs and
defeated Cleveland, 5 to z. The runs were
made on three hits, two passes. three stolen
bases and a sacrifice fly. Elberfeld was
sent off the grounds by Umpire Connolly
in the first inning for kicking over a
strike and Easterly was hit on the knee
by a foul tip in the eighth and had to
retire. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-08
Standing of the Teams
WEST LEAGUE.
AMER ASSN.

GAMES lODA
Western League-SiouX City at Omaha,
Lincoln at Des Moines, Wichita at Pueblo.
Topeka at Denver.
National League-Brooklyn at Chicago,
New York at st. Louis, Philadelphia at
Cincinnati
American Association indianapolis at
Kansas City, Toledo at st. Paul, Columbus
at Minneapolis, Louisville at Milwaukee.