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Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-25
Triple Play nj West Pain,

Neb., Sept. A.-(SpeciaI)-At
the old settlers reunion at West Point
yesterday Pllger defeated West Point, 6 to
IN an interesting game. The feature Of
me game was a triple play by Pilger In
the eighth inning. With the bases fuIl a
snort rIy was hit to center field; c. Mont
somety captured 1t and threw to second
and the second baseman to third. compIet-
ing a triple. VIII Cooper, Pilger's right
fielder, did the twirling and pitched good
Dali, but for wildness, passing ten men.
PHger plays at Bloomfield Saturday and
sunday and they did not want to pitch
their regular pitchers, Atkinson and c.
cooper score: R.H. r.
West Point 20 0 2 0 IL 6 3
Batteries: Pilger, VIII Cooper and Hop
per; West Point, Wegner and Kearl.
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Game P~ostponet
THIRTY-FIVE
FINISH

Al Toledo-Minneapolis-Toled game post
poned; rain.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-25
-Four Entries In Kansas city ReIIa-
billy Run Claim Perfect scores.

KANSAS CITY, Sept. 24-Thirty-five mo-
tor cars, out Of fifty-nine that left here
last Monday, finished the second annual
reliability run OF the Kansas City Auto
mobile club for the Star cup trophies and
checked in at the last control station here
today. -Four cars, all in class A, the
dealers division, claimed perfect scores,
None of the privately owned cars escaped
penalization.
The run covered 76O miles, an average Of
l52 miles a day, and was by way of June
ton City, Lincoln, Omaha and st. Joseph.
The technical committee will inspect the
cars tomorrow and announce the trophy
winners next Monday.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-25

To beat 2:03h, trottlng: Uhlan, blk. r.,
by Bingen (Proctor) won. Time by quar-
ters: O:31, Loo, 1872, 2:02A.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-25
Chicago Defeats Boston
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Sept. ~A.-Chicago defeated
Boston, 0 TO l, in a one-sided game today,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-25
DENVER HAS AN EASY VICTORY
Home Run by Pencil Only Run Made
by

WICHITA, Sept, 24-Denver had an easy
tILie beating Wichita today, pillng up
t.Bht scores while the locals were gathering
Sne. me ability OF the visitors 20 bunch
i've Oh their SIX HITS I'm two innings with
oases on balls and errors aid A. The
nisiLors scored one Ia the first, when Mag
"Hineu; was sacrificed to second, took third
mao 70 throw Cassidy out at first, and
scored atter Jones had walked, on a suc-
ceSstul double steal. A walk to Belden
a single 6y Cassidy and Jones home run
Sounteu three after two men were down
IN me third. With two out in the fourth
tiSaS was nit by a pitched bail, went To-
ihlId on hnolls' hit and scored when Albert
hsDell' subpIns GOr Pettlgrew, muffed
Nlaas : ny. belden hit to center, but IsbeI
nIisJuuBed II, ana II went tor three bases.
so0Lihs hhoilh. Cassidy's single scored
peluen, Allchlson succeeded Shaner In the
heAI lhnlhs and allowed but one scratch
MI hehhelIs home run in the sixth saved
HISnita IRON a shutout. Knobs didn't
allow a NIT until the fourth Inning. when
Eve w we're made by Pencil and White. x
IsSt double play broke up a threatened
raIly. After that he allowed one nil a.
inning until the ninth. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-25
Town Grows around sidetrack.

SIOUX FALLS, 3. D.. Sept. ~2L-(speciSl.)
As the outgrowth OF the Chicago, Mil
Waukee & st. Paul Railway company con-
structing a sidetrack at q point about
midway between the towns OF Lake Andes
and Wagner, In accordance with an order
from the State Board OF Railroad Com
missioners. a new town is being born at
the point where the sidetrack il being CON
The exact location Of the new
Is nine miles from Wagner and six
miles from Lake Andes. TIL sidetrAck was
In in accordance with a petition filed
with the railroad commissioners by the
living in the surrounding region,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-25
MInIaterIaI Convsnuor.

fANKToN, s. D., Sept. H.-Cspecial)-
The second annual ministerial convention
OF the WATERFOWL district OF the EvanRelI-
cal association. is in session here and will
continue all week, holding morning. after
noon and evening sessions. some In German
ana others In the English language. Minis
tsrs are here from Scotland, Clear Lake.
Sroton' Desmet, Parker, Hazel. olivet.
Pierre, Stone, Mlbank, Madison, water
town. PlankintOn. Beresford, Miller and
other places. Rev. C. w. zech. presiding
elder. of WATERFOWL. Is presiding over the
which are attracting large audi
ences.
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oravsnette Weathsr-

who desired better shipping facilities. A
name for the new town has not yet been
selected, but 1t probably will be named
King, in honor Of Michael King. the farmer
who owns the Ian where the sidetrack Is
being constructed. Various business institu-
lions for the new town already have been
decided uFon and the work Of erecting
for them will be pushed as rapidly
as possible. The new town ia starting out
with a bank, a general store, a lumber yard
and other business institutions, and It Is
likely one or more grain elevators will b.
there at an earlY date.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-25
BiE Attendance AT YanEton.

YANKToN, s. D., Sept. 2i.-(Speclal.)--
The opening week OF Yanktcn college
shows every department in readiness for
a good years work. The enrolment this
year is larger than ever before in the his
tory Of the college. Pressure for room has
made II necessary to purchase W new
pianos and tit UP two new practice rooms.
purchase four or five new microscopes for
the biological work In Prof. Mullenix's de-
pNrtment and provide Prof. Clark with a
number of additional places for work IN
the chemical laboratory. This will mean
an expenditure OF upwards OF 1900. Sew.
eral former students were present du,in
the opening Gays. among them boing IJrJ
Iverson and Miss Agnes Fenenga,
both OF whom addressed the students.
President Warren IL absent this week.
having gone as a delegate to the conven-
ton on state and national taxation which
Is being held at Louisville, KY.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-25
FARTHING GETS A BEATING
Does So Well Thursday He is Sent in
to Down Rourkes Again.
SURPRISE PARTY AWAITS HIM
Pendry and Sanders Only Ones Of the
ROurkcs who Fail TO Get a HIT.
While SIX of Them Get
Two Each,
SURPRISE PARTY AWAITS HIM

LINCOLN, Sept. 4-Pitcher Farthing,
whose work beat Omaha Thursday. tried
spain today and was given his s%tiffcst
lacing Of the year. M visitors landed for
thirteen safe drives, three Of them triples.
and won easily by an 3 TO 2 score. Two
errors in the ninth helped the Rourkes TO
three %tallies, hut the victory Of the visitors
vas on merit. Misses clean shortstopping
was the fielding feature. while Fisher.
Kane AMI WEIGH led in the sluggiug, each
with a triple when hits counted for runs.
Kane and Potts also cor tributed a snappy
double play.
Tomorrow game erds a season in Lin
coin which has been a financial success.
despite the low position OF the Lincolns
In the Western league. Score:
TNrnY ~
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-25
Hard pattIe in A.socIn,inn-

LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. 2-Louisynle
rive points ahead Of Milwaukee, Milwau-
was the standing Of the leading clubs In
the race for the American association PEN
nant when today each club entered its
final series. Milwaukee has five games
with Columbus, Louisville four games with
Kansas City, and Minneapolis five games
with Toledo. Minneapolis must win all
rive games and Louisville and Milwaukee
may win the pennant.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-25

IOWA CITY. Ia, Sept. 2L-,Special)-
Popular subscriptions made by the students
merchants and citizens will be taken 10
the University Of Iowa band to LIN
nCapolis al the time OF the Iowa Minnesota
game on October 2 The Board OF Control
OF Athletics, at Its meeting on Wednesday
evening. decided 10 send the band 10 Des
Moines, but found II impossible financially
TO flnance the MinneapOlis trip.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-25

IWO-Dase hIts; JORDAN, Konetchy, Shaw
Wheat, Hummell, Storke. Three-base hits
Burch, Mcmillan. Home run: Hummel,
Sacrifice hits: Evans, Lennox, Burch, Hum
neil. Sacrifice fly: Delehanty. Double
play: Hummell TO Mcmillan to Jordan
Stolen bases: Ellis, Delehanty ~, McMiI-
Ian, Konetchy 2), Evans, Storke. Hit by
pitched ball: BY Rucker, Evans. wild
pitch: Rucker. Base ON balls: orr Har-
mon, l; off Rucker, 4. Struck out: BY Har-
mon, 2; by Rucker, S. Left on bases: 81.
Louis, II; Brooklyn, 4. Time: 2:l7. Umpires.
Brennan and KLEIN.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-25
sweepstakes for Amateurs,

h South Omaha Gun club will hold
AZ the grounds near Thlrtieth ana O
streets. There viii be ten events OF flf-
Teen targets each and the jack rabbit sys
open at 10 a. m, and the hot dinner will
be served on the grounds, which are To-
Gated near letters raWery
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-25
UBLAN TROTS FAST NILE
Son of Bingen Lowers His Record to
2;02 Ia at Columbus.
TR0T FURNISHES SPORT
Driven by Ed Geeru, wins
In Fourth Heat After Die
~tancing Baron May, the
FavOrite.
.;12 TRoT FURNISHES SPORT

COLUMBUS. o.. Sept. A.-Trotters fur
niehod most Of the racing at the Columbus
Grand Circuit meeting this afternoon. Uh-
Ian, without the aid OF a wind shield, low
cred his record to 2:O2h and came within a
quarter of a second of equalling the track
record, held by Sweet Marie. The third
quarter was the gelding's best one, being
covered I'm just half a minute.
In a speculative way, the 2:12 trot was the
most exciting of the meeting. Baron May
was a strong favorite and became almost
prohibitlve after he won the first heat
easily. His refusal to trot in the second
heat scoring pushed the fields price up
above his in a hurry. After the pole was
given to Alice Roosevelt, Baron May got
started from the outside and went fairly
well to the last turn, where he went to a
wild break and ran home. The judges de-
cllned to distance him. Demsrest, that
took a record of 2:OSA in winning this heat,
was able to beat out Baron May in the
third mile. In the fourth heat Baron May
lost his chance with a break at the head
of the stretch and at this time was dis
tauced for running.
Darky Hal, first choice for the 2:6 pace,
won, though she took but the first heat.
She seemed to have the second won when
Dan S was lifted out of the ruck, winning
by a length. In the third heat Dan s
broke in the stretch. Brenda Yorke and
Red Bow both beat out Darby Hal In the
final rush.
Padorewsld sold at 500 to $40 over the
field of 2:O7 %trotters. and won an impress
sive race. He reduced his record to 2:OSk
in the first heat, and made the same time
in the third mile, though Wilkes Heart
was not crowding him. Summaries:
Trotting. PIP class, best three In five,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-25
GAMES IN AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Louisville Fakes First OF Series from
kansas City.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. a-Leuisville had
little trouble In defeating Kansas City I'M
the opening game Of the series today ana
taking a tighter hold on first place, Bin
Campbell. the former Cincinnati Red
pitcher, was on the slab for the visitors.
most of their eight hits. Halla started the
twirling for Louisville, but was forced 10
give way to Packard after two were out
Packard was steady and did not allow
another run to be counted. Deiehanty's
home run with Woodruff on base was a
feature, as was Diehl's triple ana steal
home. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-25
Murphy 10 FiIe Obiec,Ion

CHICAGO, Sept. 24.-President Murphy OF
the Chicago National league base ball club
ststed today that he appeal to the
y alional commission to prevent the 81
Paul club from playing with local semi
professional organizations before the end
ing OF the National league season.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-25

COLUMBUS, o., Sept. 24-Nelson. who
mould not have been scored upon by NIL
Waukee, started a batting rally In the
eighth inning that gave Columbus the first
game Of the series. He sent a two-bagger
10 left center. Ludwig erred when Clarke
hunted. Quinlan sacrificed, Kruger went
out, but Congalton and Odwell made sin
sizes, putting the game out Of reach of
the second place club. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-25
OMAHA

Three-base hts: Fisher, Kane, Welch.
Double play: Kane to Potts to Kane.
stolen bases. Davidson, Welch, Potts.
sacrifice hits: Nunamaker, Fox, Pendry.
struck out: By Farthlng, 3; by Sanders,
l. First base on balls: OFF Farthing, 2:
off Sanders, ?. Wild pitch: Farthing ~,
Left on bases: Lincoln, s.: Omaha. 8, Time
l:4O, Umpire: Glenalvin.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-25
HIGH sCHOOL PhAYs CREIGHTON
Purple and White VIII Practice with
Blue and white.

The Omaha High school foot ball team
VIII play a practice game this afternoon
with the Creighton university team on
the campus OF the latter. Both these teams
have games coming soon and are anxious
TO get In condition as soon as possible.
Both have a large squad Of candidates
and are fast rounding off the prelimln-
airy work. The practice game will be
called at 3 o'clock.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-25
COLONEL THOMPSON A SURPRISE
staying Qualities Too Great for His
Opponents.

SIOUX CITY, Ia, Sept. ~24-CSpecial Tel
egIam.)-The PTS pace was the feature
event on the card at the Interstate fair
races today. Every heat was stubbornly
contested, the final victory Of Colonel
Thompson being a surprise. In the match
race between Dan Patch and Minor Heir.
the worlds champion nosed out his younger
rival in the last few strides. The Heir, in
an attempt TO lower his own record, failed
because Of a break I'm the stretch. sum
msTies:
Pacing, 2:lS class, purse 81 900:
Colonel Thompson. b. h, by
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-25
SIOUX CITY.

IWo-base hit: Memoir. Three-base hits
I1unter, Dalton. Home run: Dalton. Bases
Win pitched ball: E~dmondson. Struck out
I6y Lanse, D; by Wilson, 8. Stolen bases:
Nlehofr, Dryer, Lange, Smith. Double
llgan, Mattick, Hunter. Left on bases
pes Moines, I; Sioux City, s. Time: las,
Umpires; Haskell and Mullen. Time: 1;b,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-25
Foot Bal al Kearner.

ErEm)-The state normal and high schools
opened the season Of foot ball here this
afternoon, On account of the neat twenty
minute halves were played. Neither team
scored.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-25

Ihree-base hit: Landreth. Two-base hit
Curtis. Eases on balls: Off Hendrix. 2;
or Wright, =; off Locke. 5. Struck out. BY
Hendrix, l. by Wright, /; by Locke, l.
double plays: J. Locke TO 70. Locke TO
Clark; Wooley to Abbott. Hits. orr Hen
dirk. 4 In two-thirds inning. Sacrifice hits.
Reilly, kahl, COrhan. Stolen bases: Reilly.
kunkle, Abbott. Passed balls: Williams,
2 Wild pitch: hendrix Time: 1880. Umpire:
Clark. Attendance: 800.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-25
LOuisviIIe win. CIo.e cana.

LOUISVILLE, Neb% Sept A.-CSpeclal
Telegram )-Before a record breaking strect
fair crowd, Louisville defeated Manlev in
an Interesting base ball game. 3 to 4 Bat
teries: Louisville, Hulfish and suites
necker; Manley, Keokier and Keene.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-25

stolen bases; Diehl, MOrlarity, Hughes.
Sacrlflce hits Rapp, MoraTity, Mailman.
Hughes. Three-base hit: DiehI. Home
run: Delehanty. Double play: Salm. un-
assisted; struck out: BY Halla, /; BY
ackar 2 Bases on balls: OFF Halla. /.
off Campbell, 2; off Packard, l. Hits: orr
Halia, 3 In one and two-thirds innings; off
4 m ard a third innings. Loft
on BASES: Louisville, 8; Kansas CITY.
Time: 1885. Umpiresi Guthrie and Hayes.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-25

Two-base hits: Evers, Becker. Three-base
NIT; Luderus. Hits: OFF Brown, in five
innings off Evans, 2 in one and two
thirds innings: off Cooney, 1 in one-third
inning. Sacrifice hits: Schultse, Luderus.
Double plays: Brown to Sweeney. Stein
Lelot TO zimmerman to Luderus. Left on
bases: Chicago, Z; Boston, /. Base on halls.
Off Kroh, 4; Off Brown, 2; off Evans, /:
off Kroh, 4; off Brown, 2; off Evans, /; Off
Sooney, l. Struck out: BY Kroh. 8; by
Brown, l; by Evans, 2; by Cooney, 3. Time.
200. Umpire: O'Day.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-25
PIRATES DEFEAT PHILLTES
Leaders Take Exciting Game by Score
of Two to One.
BOTH PITCHERS ARE EFFECTIVE
An Out Mt the Plate in the Ninth
Prevents visitors from Tying tie
score-Other Games in the
National League.
BOTH PITCHERS ARE EFFECTIVE

PITTsBURG, Sept. 24-tn a game full
or exciting situations. Pittsburg today
defeated philadelphia, 2 TO /. The ALI
ground paying OF Leach was the feature.
Both pitchers were effective. An out at
the plate IN the ninth inning prevented
Philadelphia from tying the score. Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-25
HELPS KEEP DOWN
COST OF LIVING
Clothing Co., Directs Every
Effort Towards Lowering
Costs Of WearablcS.
Sells 81 Style Victor Shirts At $50
Each Tomorrow. other Lines
Equally Reasonable.

Costs OF living would be reduced in
night smart order. IL all merchants were
to put their shoulder to the wheel and
INSIST upon selling prices being re-
duoed.
A good many profits Of today are sell
fish superfluous profits.
Take for instance. in the matter Of
shirts. To secure a really smart pat
termed shirt. has untfl now involved an
expenditure OF at least 81. At The Pal.
ace Clothing company, however. one ts
tomorrow offered a choice Of hundreds
of dollar styled Victor shirts at only
30 cents each. The Palace doesn't real
lac much Of a percentage on these but
carries out its idea Of modest profits
being enough"
Clothes Cost Less, Too.
1t doesn't take $40. $40. nor even ,ls,
to cloths a man properly these days.
Plenty of clothiers will exact such pr,ees
for only decent appearing garments hut
1t has remained for The Palace Clothing
company of 14th and Douglas streets
TO offer at even so little a sum az 40
fall suits that bear EVERY ear mark of
recent fashion. These are made i'm in
materials that remind one strongly Of
Rl6 and even $40 s%artorial efforts.
Good Hats Cost LITTLE.
There's many a dollar "souandered"
on mats nowadays, too. Most men will
think 1t NECESSARY to pay % for the
proper fall headgear-but The Palaces
ahOVud aa GW-aWN . 49,
wish for at 81. And, II necessary. one
may get a fine hat here for as little as
$3.50. This $3.50 hat Is called The PAL
ace Special" and the self-same quality
would cost 81 elsewhere.
New Shade In hats.
Among the fall hat shades none has
created more OF a stir than the "Lr. S.
STEEL GRAY"-this novel hue, toRether
with new navy blues and electric shades.
is causing much comment at this estab-
lishment now.
The ~. s. STEEL GREY" by the
way, Is just in from New York and the
genuine shade may be had only at The
Palace hat section.
oravsnette weather.
The chilly. damp days Of fan viii soon
be in evidence. Man doesn't care 10 en-
cumber himself with n heavy winter
overcoat in such weather. yet some I'M
carmen is necessary 10 ward
off the autumn chin.
A cravenette fills the bin exactly and
may be purchased here ct so 10 sl2bO
less money than IL .led for
the cravenettes offered elsewhere at
fancy prices, simply because they bear
highly advertised name.
PALACE CLOTHING co.
14th and Douglas Sc
"ou of the high rent district"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-25

Batted for Aitchison in ninth.

7 y v y y ID
hits: OFF Shaner, . In four innings
struck OUT; BY Snaner, 5; BY Aitchison, /;
Oy hnolls, D. Bases on balls: or Snaner.
Shaner, Haas. Wild piIch: hnolls. Passed
pan Haas, Sacrifice hits: ,WnIte, Gel
2sh stolen bases: Mag, Belden, Cass.dy
AWo-Dase M. Addiction. IhTee-base M:
belden' Home runs: Jones, PennelI. Left
on bases: Nicnlta, 10, Denver, 3. Double
pays. Hughes 10 Armstrong, Hartman 10
LINDSAY, Zine: l:i5. LMpIre: Derrick.
Attendance; 40.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-25
WITH THE LOCAL BOwLERs.

The Peoples Store won all three games
from the West Sides last night in the
Boosters league on Francisco's alleys. AS
the boys We're all tired from so much
walking OF late the scores were low. Score:
PEOpI. EIE arnDn
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-25
SIOUX DROP ANOTHER GAME
Lang steadier Than Wilson and Ha,
Better support.

DES MONIES, Sept. 24.-Lang was better
In pinches and Des Moines won easily, 5
to l. The batting OF Dalton was the fea-
lure he getting a single, triple and home
run, and scoring each time. Colligan and
Weich did some splendid fielding. A base
on balls, an infield out, a stolen base and
a sacrifice fly brought the Champs a tally.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-25
Superior Defeats Giant,.

NELSON, Neb., Sept. A-(Special TeIe.
.)-Superior won today's game Nv
score Of 8 to 4 against the Kansas CITY
Giants. Sohoonover and Moudy made home
run hits. Superior plays Kansas City next
Monday and Tuesday at Superior.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-25
New York Defeats Cincinnati,

CINCINNATI, Sept. 24-New York
clinched the game today by scoring ten
Iuns "a the second ~innins, the first eleven
nati kept up a pluCky fight and man
sGed 70 secure nine runs before HE fin
lsli Inirty men took part in the game.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-25
MATINEE RACES AT PITTsBURG
Local Club Wins Five of the Seven
Events.

PlTTSBURG. Sept. 24.-The Matinee club
OF P~ittsburg and Allegheny today won the
IlTst leg on the League Club" the prize
or principal race OF the final session of
the intercity races at Brunot's Island here.
Inc cup, which was donated by the League
OF Amateur Drivers of America. must he
won three times before il becomes the
property of the club. Cleveland fought
hard for the race and Wickliffe Girl had
me second heat about won when she broke
within 100 feet Of the wire, being nosed out.
tn local club carried off honors in five
OF the seven races, New York winning one
and Cleveland the other. Syracuse, with a
number OF entries in these races, secured
second honor several times.
Baron Alcyone, winner OF the American
PERRY and the $4,000 handicap stake at
Keadville, Mass was scratched in the
in an effort to beat 2:O, but failed. 1t
was announced that Mr., White did not
wish to take any chances Of his horse low
erlng his record and merely drove the
gelding about the track to exhibit him.
Close finishes marked all the races.
The track was good and the crowd large.
Summaries:
First race, 2;9O class, trotting, Fort Pitt
hotel cup:
Ismalian, by Alceers GypsIe CAllen
- Ihinus( l
Hazel b. Lawrence &c. H. Afford. "a 3
Dawson q. ID, Gallery. .............6 4
Rondell F. &c; W. Tuttle).""""""..4 I
Annette On. @. Leslie) .................S S
stena Actell Or. H. Boggs) ............7 6
Time: 2:17, 2:17k.
Second race, 2;16 class, t%rotting, Pitts
burg Post cup:
Hickey Rawson q. d. Gallery. ........1 1
Colin q. A. Glesenkamp). ...........2 2
May Kew John Conway. .............3 g
Albert w. &c. M. Tipling ...............4 4
Time: 2:l6A, 2:15h.
Third race, 2I4 class, t~rottfnE, Noel
Hirsch Publishing company cup:
c. q. r, McCune) ..........1 /
Paul Steele &C. H. Alvord). .............2 3
Composer IS. A. Pickering) .............S 2
Mona Wilkes IT. @. Hinds). ...........4 al
Riddle IN. G. Leslie). ........ dis,
Time: 2:16A. 217.
Fourth race, 2:l2 class, t%rotting. League
cup, also D.. Gallery cup:
Sable Maid, Rudy-Margaret Willis Is.
A. Pickering) II
Lena L.. Lu q. d. Gallery. ............2 81
Girl GO. s. Burke, jr)......4 81
Willow Belle &c. 1. White) ...........3 Al
Time: 2:l2A, 2:121k.
Fifth race, free-for-all pacing, Pittsburg
Press cup:
Star (E. S. Burke, jr)........l II
Tell u. r. McCune) ..............3 I'll
w. Oh. Ch.sholm-H. X. Dew
ereux) ...."....."".. E......."..2 3
Miss Ananias CM. A. Bradley-H. A.
Time: 2:l7, 2:0%.
Sixth race, free-for-ail, trotting:
William q, II. McCune) ........l II
Dewitt (E. 5. Burke, r.)............2 81
LADY Jones q, D. Gallery. .........4 81
Charlie Belden Is. A. Pickering. ....S al
Time: 2:1OA, 2:1O.
Seventh race, PIG class, pacing, Gazette
III aaa=T HAn1a1E- Ta1anwaAA "a.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-25
1es Beats Sioux City Omaha Wins; No Games in the American League
CoIumbus neteat. Mmwaukee.

out: BY Chech. s; by Kuepper. 2 Base on
balls: off Lindaman, 3 Umpire: King
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-25
NEW YORK.
rBatted for Cantwell in ninth
Ran for DeVlin in second.

ran Tor DeVlin in second.
Stnelhnati -. 2 Q 2 0 8 9
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Iwo-base hit: Doyle. Three-base hits:
Clark, Doyle. Seymour. Devlin stolen
bases: McCabe. Paskert, Charles. Dolan,
clark 20, ,~Snodgrass, Devore. Double
pay. BrldWell TO Merkie. Struck out: BY
Ames, II; by Cantwell. 2. Base on balls.
or Ames, Z; off Rowan, 3; off CantwelI,
Il WIld pitch: Aines. Hit by pitched ball:
by Cantwell, s in seven and two-thirds
tombstone. $3.50
Chicago Defeats Boston,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-25
BrOoklyn Defeata st. LnnIn.

s LOUIS, Sept. 2.-Brooklyn defeated
st. Louis today in a free hitting game by
a score of II to s. Today's game was the
fifteenth straight defeat for the ST. Louis
team. Score: