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The San Francisco call., 1909-04-04
DISCOVERS CURE
FOR N[URASTH[NIA
Hypodermic Injections Of Serum
Made From Brains of Young
Animals the Remedy
Physician Makes Announcement
to Partisan Academy of Medi-
cine of New Treatment
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

PARIS, April 3.--Dr. Maurice, Page
announced to the Academy of Medicine
this week that he had discovered a
cure for neurasthenia and kindred
nervous troubles, including despond-
ency, hallucinations and depressions
which alienists say are more marked
among American businessmen than any
others
Doctor Pages treatment consists OF
hypodermic injections of q. serum made
from the brains of young animals. He
calls it cerebral antitoxine or cere-
brosine
He. reported to the members of the
Academy of Medicine that his expert
ments have convinced him that this
treatment will relieve most of the
nervous maladies akin to neurasthenia
and Will cure many.
Express Little Faith
NEW YORK, April 3.-Neurologists
in this city put little faith in the re-
ported discovery of DR.. Maurice Page
of a serum for neurasthenia. DR.. Page
is unknown TO them. and many of them
who visit Paris annually say that II
such a discovery had been made French
medical men would have communicated
the fact to the laboratories, colleges
and individual practitioners here.
Professor Ewing of the Cornell labo-
ratory, said: 81 doubt the efficacy of
any serum as cure for nervous affiic-
tons
A distinguished specialist on nervous
diseases said: "Hallucinations, brain
fag and general depression prevalent
among American businessmen can not
be cured by injections of drugs"
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-04

An Illinois attorney who took case
for half the damages got fee of half
a cent.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-04
Express Little Faith

In the year the United States con-
sumes In meats about 1000, 900 beeves,
II 900, 900 sheep and 31,000,0o0 hogs
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-12
KERFO0T AT HEAD OF COLLEGE
New Faculty is Inaugurated by stu
dents, Faculty and Trustees
mt Mitchell.

MITCHELL, s. d. June n.-(Special.)-
Today witnessed the closing features OF
the twenty-fourth annual commencement
exercises of Dakota Wesleyan university,
and the day has been exceedingly full of
interesting events.
In the morning the faculty members and
the Board Of Directors with a large body
OF the students marched from the uni
versity down town to the Methodist
church, headed by the university band Al
the church was held the Inauguration OF
President Samuel f. Kerfoot, who last fall
was elected to the presidency Of the col
lege, the Inauguration ceremony having
been postponed until the end Of the col
lege year. Addresses were made by /. w.
Seaman. president OF the Board of Di-
rectors, who turned the keys Of the college
over to the president and by Lewis Shuster
in behalf Of the Alumni association. Miss
Ethel Shepherd spoke for the student body.
In connection with her address It was
stated by DR.. Weir, the presiding officer,
that during the last twenty-five years
some member of the Shepherd family had
been i'm attendance at the university, Miss
Shepherd being the last Of the children TO
graduate from the institution. Prof c. V.
Gililand spoke for the faculty, Governor
Robert Wesley presented greetings from
the people Of the state and Mayor Hitch
cock extended the greetings OF the citizens
Of Mitchell. DR.. Kerfoot delivered his in
augural address, taking for his subject,
Central Ideas Of Christian Education"
In the afternoon occurred the graduating
exercises Of the various departments of
the college.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-12
Divorces Granted at Huron.

HURON, S. D., jun u.-(special)-Judge
Taylor has given some attention TO divorce
matters during the present term of court,
Lillian Spencer was granted a decree Of
divorce from her husband, W II.
Spencer, on the grounds Of desertion. Auris
Finstad Of Arlington also received a di-
vorce diploma from his wife, Lillian Fin
stad, drunkenness, III treatment and deser-
ton we're named in the complaint. Carrie
Olmstead was given a decree OF divorce
from her husband, Henry Olmstead, be-
cause Of desertion and ~non-support. This
case appears 10 have been sort Of a
rural romance" the parties we're ac-
quainted about four months prior to their
marriage and lived together less than one
month thereafter. The groom was a farm
hand and the bride. a widow with grown
children. Because Of ~non-support, frequent
indulgence in the bow that cheers" Mrs,
Mary Duesler was given a divorce from
her husband, Edward c. Duesler, both liv-
ing at Cavour, Tit court directed the pay
ment Of 3 per week by the plaintiff. for
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-12
PRISONERS SENTENCED
BY JUDGE MUNGER
Number of Cases Disposed of by
Federal Court at Pierre
Friday,

PIERRE, S. n, Jun 11.-(Speclal Tele-
gram.)-In United States court today the
prisoners who have been convicted or
pleaded guilty were given sentence by
Judge Munger, the Imprisonment given
being at Fort L~eavenworth. Carl George,
one year for horse rustling; Coyote, one
year for introducing liquor on Indian
reservation; Abraham Johnson, eighteen
months for introducing liquor on Indian
reservation; Baptiste Dubray, one year for
horse rustling; John Buchanan and John
P~lentywounds, each one year for horse
rustling.
Several jail sentences and fines were i'm
posed on white men for selling liquor
without government licenses.
John Craigo of Roberts county was found
not guilty Of mailing obscene literature.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-12
TOWNSEND TROPHY SATURDAY
Prize that WIZ lake Field Club
GOIfera PInN Hard.

III Townsend trophy will be played for
at the Field club saturday afternoon undel
these conditions: Eighteen holes, match
play against bogy, JUNE handicaps TO 10Y
eTn. Each player to have three-quarters
OF their medal handicap on this match
play. When there is a fraction Of one
half or more 1t will count one, A fraction
Of less than-one-half counts nothing.
Next Wednesday golfers will contest on
the Field club links for the Tom Morris
trophy, June Is being the anniversary OF
the birth Of Tom Morris, il being tile in
tention Of the club TO play annually on this
date for the trophy. The Tom Morris
trophy Is the most beautiful one ever Of
Tered in golf, say the local players. The
team to play for the Morris trophy viii
be selected tonight by the mi on
sports and pastime. The team will be COM
posed OF eight members, with eight alter
mates, and their names will be sent at once
10 the secretary of the Western Golf asso-
citation at Chicago.
The handicap list for June has been
modified by the sports and pastime com
mittee and II is now posted in the locker
rooms Of the Field club.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-12
EVENTS ON RUNNING TRACKS
FavOrite at Montreal stumbIes and
Falls at Start.

MONTREAL, June 1.-Lady Estherm,
the we'll played fayorite in the third race
at Bluebonnets today, stumbled and fell
at the start. Jockey Musgrave, who was
thrown, escaped with a few bruises.
Weather clear; track fast. Summaries:
First race, $500 added, five half furlongs:
Simcoe 6 to 81 won, Superstition a TO u
second, Colored Lady 20 to u third.
Time: 1:07%,
Second race, $500 added, five furlongs:
Flying Squirrel e to ~ won, Faumtleroy
6 TO u second, Arawak % to u third.
Time: 1:02.
Third race, mile: Center Shot Is to 81
won, Fulford a to ~ second, Lady Esther
Qost Jockey. Time: 1:40. Three starters,
Fourth race, $500 added, seven furlonss:
Carthage & to u won, John Carroll Is to
y second, Darlington g to u third. Time:
1865.
Fifth race, 5000 added, about two miles:
Prince off Pllsen a to 81 won, Bally Castle
IS to y second, Jim McGill Is to !. third.
Time: 4.0l.
Sixth race, $500 added. mile: Jeanette
&c 10 81 won, Bobby Kean q to u second,
Petulant g to y third. Time: l:4oz6.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-12
LANG TANES HOME TEAM
Des Moines Wins Third Of Series by
Score Of 8 to 8.
FIVE BEFORE OMAHA STARTS
Game Des MOiBes' All way Through,
Batting Rally Gives o~ptimiTts
Faint Hope ~ One stage
Of Contest.
FIVE BEFORE OMAHA STARTS
Omaha. Z. nes Moines. 6.

omahs, 3; Des Moines, g.
Frank Lang proved a stumbling block
IN the way OF omaha's onward rush to
the top OF the ladder. IRE put a stop TO
that rush Friday by pitching a magnifi
cent game al vinton street park. He
was ably supported by the balance OF the
team and this combined to win the game
from those hustling athletes who work Tor
Pa Rourke.
From the time Des Moines made two In
the second inning 1t was almost a fore
zone conclusion that Des Nome Noufu
win. although Omaha made several hard
stabs 10 get TO the front. But Lang was
tbsr. with his tvisters and benders and
refused to weaken long enough to let
Omaha get even. The only chance Omaha
bad n tie the score was in the seventh
inning. when four hits were made In quo
oession, but then It stopped and but two
runs resuIted. Kane singled, Schipke
doubled and Kane scored on a wild pitch.
Perrine singled and schlpke scored. Franck
singled and Perrlne went to third. They
then tried to work a double steal, but Per
rine was nailed at the plate. Gonding
struck out and a double play was made
on Franck at third.
Both sides died one, two, three In the
first and Des Moines started to do DUST
ness In the second. With one out Daltoh
sinpIcd and NIehoff struck out. clyde WI
hams singled and Shea drove them ooth
home with a long double to left field fence
Del. Moines Keeps IT UP.
D.s Moines scored another in the fourth
on a single, a sacrifice and a double
lack Dalton made his second hit OF the
ysme and went to second on Memoir :
sacrifice. Clyde Williams, the foot oal
altar. hit a double to right which broush'
Dalton home.
Those printers from Des Moines made
their next runs in the sixth inning q To-
tai Of five before Omaha scored any
Dvyer walked as a starter and was sac
rtficed 10 second by Dalton. Niehoff Tie"
out and Williams made his third hit oil
the came when with a single ne droVt
Duver home. Shea walked and Lang M
one t Franck, which the captain let slut
mast him until Williams scored.
Tben Omaha began to wake up, but ulo
not Get I'M enough steam to win. In tht
snon,h four hits scored the two runs
aasor,bcd above, but the tail end OF th'
Sa,,tns lief fell down and did not deliver
the goods. ,t,
THE uiRgInses made another In the nhtr
On . single. two bases on balls and al
outfield sacrifice ny. -
Kane opened up the ninth with a triple
Int Des Moines had a lead OF -FOUR an'
onlv the bravest hoped for victory schlpN'
nav out and Perrine hit a g~rouhoer' Vi
uht.h Kane scored. Franck struck GU
and the game was over.
The same teams this afternoon.
uA.- .,nro
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-12
nd Hawkins and Nerest of New York
KETcHEL HAS EYE ON JEFF
Wants Big Man to Referee His Fight
with Johnson

NEW YORK, June 11.-Stanley Ketchel
would like to have Jim Jeffries as referee
for his coming fight with Jack johnson
for the worlds championship next October
at Colma, Cal. The Michigan middleweight
reached here early today from Philadel-
phia with his manager, Willis Britt.
Speaking of the statement of Jeffrles that
he would take on Ketchel for the cham
pionship should re defeat Johnson, Britt
said:
Il don't believe Jeffries would want to
fight Ketchel. Jeffries' sole idea In re-
turning to the ring was to defend the title
from Johnson, who claims it. ! should like
nothing better than to have Jeffries referee
the Ketchel-Johnson fight and will accept
him in a hurry II Johnson makes no OBJ
lection"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-12
anne IN THREE-I LEAGUE
Home Run in Eighth inning Wins
for Springfield,


SPRINGFIELD. ILL.,, June 1i~.-Johnson's
home run, sending Blausser across the
plate ahead Of him, won for Springfield in
the eighth inning today. There were four
home runs in the game. Patrick was
knocked out of the box in the second in
ming. Score: R.H.E
Springfield ... 1O ? "-5n ?
Rock Island, 1 2 0 0 o 0 0 0 o. Z >
Batteries: Springfield, Patrick, DAILY and
Johnson; Rock Island, Wilson and Eng.
PEORIA, ILL.,, June lL-Peoria took both
games Of today's double-header from Cedar
Raj ids In easy fashion. Hovlick struck
out twelve men in the first game. Johnson
stole home once in each game. Score, first
game: R.H.E.
Peoria ........2 / O32 0 - y o
Cedar Rapids. 0 0 0 0 0 % ? l
Batteries: Peoria, Hovlick and Hoggins:
Cedar Rapids, Engman and Rohrer,
Score, second game: R.H r..
Peoria ........O 0 0 0 3 Z 0
Cedar Rapids. 0 0 0 0 0 l 0 o. 4 2
batteries: Peoria, West and Higgins;
Cedar Rapids, Carmichael and Rohrer.
DECATUR, Ill, June IA single by
Manager Moore in the ninth, combined
with an error by BackCff. broke up to-
days game, Decatur winning, I to 8. The
feature of the game was Jacobson's steal
home in the eighth. Score; R.H.E.
Decatur 30 0 0 II s ?
Dubuque ..... % l Is 4 ]
Ratteries; Decatur. Jacobson and Fisher;
Dubuque, Weakley and Nunamaker.
[ BLOOMlNGIONs Ill, June Ill niouGn
classy pitching and fielding Bloomington
took a double-header from Davenport to-
day. Score, first game: RH-E.
Davenport 20 0 Q 0 81 J
Bloomington. 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 - 8 4
Batteries: Davenport, Parkin and Il
Smith; Bloomington, Miller and Langdon,
Score, second game: R-H-E.
Davenport 80. o 0 0 90 5 {
bloomington. o l 0 0 o . / 0 - 2 z
Batteries: Davenport, Fleet and 4,
smith; Bloomington, Roger and Langdon.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-12

the support of the four children. born to.
them and to increase the amount IL
deemed necessary. This particular feature
Of the order is based upon the law requir-
ing the father to support his children, even
though he may be divorced from their
mother, and this is the first action in this
court where a decree of this character has
been made.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-12
Underwood.
shickIey Defenta Dorcheater.

DORCHESTER, Neb., June lL-(Special
today in one OF the best games of the sea-
son by the score Of 4 to /. Both teams
PLAYED great ball, but punched hits in the
seventh netted shickley three runs and the
game. Score: r. II. r.
Shickley 90 0 0 8 % 2
Threc-base hit: Winterstein. Two-base
hits: Hoag, West. Left on bases: Dor
chester. 5; Shickley, I. Struck out: BY
OFF Byers. /: off Winterstein, 2. Earned
runs: Dorchester, !; Shiekley, l. Bat
stein and Thomas. Umpire: Skinkie.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-12
Voegele & Dining.
Arnpnhoe RIank. RenNer Go.

ARAPAHOE, Neb., June n-(Special
Telegram -Arapahoe remains undefeated
In an interesting game Bloom held Beaver
City down with four scratch hits. no. runs
and succeeded in striking out eleven OF the
visitors. Arapahoe's only error was on a
difficult chance. Score: I'LL
Arapahoe zee. 0 o 0 / p 3 4 !
Beaver Ctty...O 0 0 900 90 1
Two-base hits: Disbrow, Eanner First
base on balls: off Bloom, 8; off Wyncoop.
a. Hit with pitched ball: BY wyneoop. 2.
Struck out: BY Bloom, II. by Wyncoop. g.
Batteries: Arapahoe, Bloom and Outer:
Beaver city, Wyncoop and Warner. I'm
pire: Bert johnson
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-12

Two-base hits: Clarke, Wagner, leach
Bell 90. Three-base hits: Clarke Hum
nell. Sacrifice hit: Leach. Sacrifice fly:
Alperman. Stolen bases: Bnrbeau, Leach,
Clarke C), Wagner, Gibson. Double play:
Wagner-Abstein. Left on bases: Pitts
burg. G; BROOKLYN, ). Base on balls: OFF
Bell, l. First base on errors: Pittsburg.
2. Struck out: by Bell, 3; by Leitield. J.
Time: 1870. Umpires: Cusack and john
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-12

SEWARD, Neb., June u.-CSpecial Telc-
gramD-Kissell let the Cotner university
team down without a hit today and struck
out twelve men. Kissell was at bat three
times. making a thre--hasc hit, a two-base
hit ana a single. Score: Ri.
Seward .......... 0 / l 3 -Sn
Cotner ........... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Cl U
Batteries: Seward. Kissell and Ling;
Cotner. Jones and ogden. First base on
balls: off Kissell, I; off Jones, 2 Struck
out: BY Kissell, y; by Jones, !.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-12
No Trains West OF wa.ta.

PIERRE, S. D., June n.-(Special Tele-
gram.)-The Northwestern railroad is hold
ing a number Of Black Hills people in the.
hotels in this city until they can get the
road repaired between Wasta and Rapid
City, which will take several days. No
trains are being operated west of wasta
until the road can be repaired.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-12
Pueblo, 10. Time: 210. Umpire: Clarke.
Attendance: $50.
GREENBACKERs TRIM SIOUX
NaEeI Holds Champions to Three
Scattered Hits.
GREENBAcKERs

LINCOLN, Juns 1.-THE Greenbackers
trimmed the Sioux City Champs with ease
today, s 10 l.. Nagle was almost unhittable
and held the visitors to three singles,
while Freeman was stung for a dozen
~safeties by the Greenbackers, and left the
slab after the Eighth Thomas slashing
two-sacker in the eighth. with the bases
full, put the issue out of doubt. Pritchett,
whose misplay cost the Green tribe the
game Thursday, was the fielding star to-
day, while Thomas did the bulk of the
batting. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-12

COLUMBUS.

Stolen base. Moriarlty. Sacrifice hits:
Moriarity, Geyer, Cravath. Sacrifice fly:
Gill. First base on balls: Off Geyer, /;
off Oberlin, 8; off Wilson, l. Double plays:
O'Rourke to Moriarity, Collins to Downs,
Block to Collins to Oyler to gin TO Downs.
Struck out: BY GeYer, 4; by Oberlin, 1;
by Wilson, 2. Passed ball: Schreck. Hits,
OFF Oberlin, 6 in four and one-third in
ming off Wilson, 5 in three and two
thirds innings. Time: 1:25. Umpires: Hayes
and Eckleman.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-12
Rond SIN PIantIng Run.

The Omaha club will make
a roadside planting run TO Blair Sunday.
A.. II. Fetters will act as chairman and
pilot OF the run. All members are re-
uuested to make the run and especially
those with good odometers, 20 assist in
measuring the distances. The machines
are scheduled to leave the city hall at 1C
O'Clock Sunday morning.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-12
Bob GIcnaIvIn win Umpire.

r. j., or Bob, Glenalvin, an old-time ball
player, has been placed on the Western
league umpire staff by President O'Neil to
succeed Wheeler, who got tired OF the Job
and said he never would try to umpire
another game" Glenalvin was a ball
player In days that are gone and ought to
know the game at least.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-12
Auburn Defeats Benson.

AUBURN, Neb.. Tune ~11.-(Special Tele-
gram.)-Auburn played the Benson base
ball team of Omaha an exciting game here
today. The score was l to 0 until the ninth
inning, when Benson tied. Auburn won in
the last half of the eleventh by q score Of
2 to /. Lacey for Auburn struck out four
teen men,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-12
NeM Ynrk nicrcIe Rncen.

NEW YORK, June m-Crack bicycle
riders from all parts Of the United States
and from a half dozen Europen countries
are among the 40 entries in a notable
bicycle handicap to be raced over the
Marathon distance at Valley Stream
l.. l., on Sunday, James j. CoTbett will
fire the starting pistol. The handicap
limit is eight and one-half minutes and
the scratch men are Lawrence OF San
Francisco. Stroud Of Philadelphia, Schmoll
OF Philadelphia. Steinert Of Long Island
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-12
Missouri RIainE at Pierre,

PIERRE. S. D., jun n.-(Special Tele-
g~ram.)-The Missouri river is rapidly ris-
ing again and has gone above the t~en-foot
mark this evening, with promise of higher
tomorrow. The indications are that the
June rise has started.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-12
Horse snow n, Abnndoued.

PHILADELPHIA, June 1.-THE Board
of Directors of the Philadelphia Horse
Show association met today and decided
not to hold a show next year on account
of the deficit shown in previous shows.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-12

INDIANAPOLls
InGianapoli
MilM au

Totals. .....94 6 p 70 o Totals ......27 ?
eRnlled for Manskn In the ninth
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-12
ST PAUL.

stolen base' Carlson. Sacrifice hits:
Delehanty, Cockman, Dunleavy. Sacrifice
fly: Armbruster. Two-base hits: Dansig,
Dunleavy, Delehanty. Wrigley. Double
plays: Putnam to Reilly to Tate, O'Brien
to Hanzig to Cockman, O'Brien to Wrigley
to Danzig, Reilly to Olson to Tate. Struck
out: BY Putnam. 2; by Hall, 2; by
Kilroy, 2. First base on balls: OFF Putt
mann, 2: off Hall. 2; off Kilroy, 2. Hit
with pitched ball: Reilly, Putnam. Hits
off Hall, 6 in two innings; off Kilroy, 4 in
seven innings. Left on bases: Louisville,
I; st. Paul, ?, Time: 1:45. Umpire, Sullivan.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-12
RED CIoud miami. Grand IsIand.

Telegram -Red Cloud shut out Grand
Island Business college here today. Both
catchers caught brilliant ball, but the
Brand c' ISLAND az 9 ! 8 : 9 ! ! % I !
Batteries: Fugate and Carroll: Ford and
Finn
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-12
Des Moines Wins From Omaha; Washington Shuts Out Detroit

sandy Rose after ne mad sat down IN the
diamond. The Little Missourts would Ike
to hear from fast teams In or out OF city.
Address Price Terrell, 1922 Dodge street
Phone Douglas $500.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-12
Louisville Defeats 81. Paul.

LOUISVILLE, June I~L-Louisville de-
st. Paul today in the second game
of the series. Putnam pitched good ball
for the locals after a long layoff. Reilly,
Nationals, made his first appearance with
louisville and showed up we'll at shortstop.
Cockman's third base playing was the
Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-12
PIRATES WIN EASY GAME
Clarke Breaks Seasons Record on
Number Of Bases Secured.
DOUBLE, TRIPLE, THREE SINGLES
Does This on Total Of Five Times az
Bat-Each side Plays Errorless
Game-story of Days
Games.

P~ITTSBURG, Pa. June 11.-Pittsburg hit
Bell easily today and won from Brooklyn
by a score Of s to 1. Leifield was strong
and with the, exception Of the seventh
inning. kept the visitors hits scattered.
Clarke broke the seasons record for the
total number of bases secured. getting
eight on three singles, a double and a
triple, being at hat five times. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-12
LEADERS ARE SHUT OUT
Tailenders Administer Severe Beating
to Detroit-Score / to O.
JOHNSON PITCHES FINE GAME
Bnse on Balls T. Responsible for thu
Only Run in the Game-Games
of Day in American
League.

WASHINGTON. June 1l.-Johnson held
Detroit to four hits today and Washington
won, l to 0. Knlian. who was wild, was hit
fairly hard, a base on balls to street in the
third inning resulting in the locals only
run. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-12
College Ball Players Form Team.

The Omaha 'Varsities, a nine composed
of letter men from Creighton, Nebraska,
Highland Park and Notre Dame UNIVERSE
ties, play at Underwood, Ia, Sunday, June
10. II conditions are favorable this team
will stay in the field the balance of the
season and ought to make a formidable
Lineup for Sunday:
Varsity. Underwood,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-12
Thurston Rifles Have Open Date.

The Thurston Rifles have June 10 and 20
open for any local team. Telephone
George Leeney, Douglas 763, or after Z p.
m. call Benson 1873.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-12
"Cy" Young at boston.

BOSTON, June ICY Young made his
first appearance in this city since his sale
by the local club to Cleveland last winter
the visitors winning, 3 to /. Young's Wild
pitch let in the locals only run. Boston
also used a new twirler, Schlitzer, and, al
though he was batted hard at times, two
of the runs scored by Cleveland were due
TO errors. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-12
Punching Hits Wins Game.

TOLEDO, June 1.-THE visitors won in
the ninth, 4 to l, by punching four of their
five hits, Elwert's error and Hinchman
and Freeman allowing Bolles' short fly
to drop between them. Brashear made a
double play unassisted by catching Hinch-
mans drive and putting Nally out at first.
Nally, Toledo's acquisition from the Penn
sylvania-West Virginia league, showed up
in good form. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-12
Three Pitchers for New York.

CINCINNATI, June New York used
three pitchers against the CincinnatiS to-
day, but only Marquard was effective.
Frcmme, pitching for the locals, was at
his best with men on bases. ItOhlitaell
scored the first home run made on the
Cincinnati grounds this season in the
fourth inning after one man was retired.
Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-12
'HILADELPHIA


'One out when winning run was scored.
HFerris out, hit by batted ball.
Slated for Plank in the eighth.
20 0 0 D 0 0 l 0 0 IL
st. Louis........ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o.
Three-base hits: Collins, Wallace. Hits:
Off Plank, 7 in eight innings. Sacrifice
hit: Murphy. Stolen bases: Collins, Gan
ley. Left on bases: Philadelphia, Z ST:
Louis, 6. Base on balls: Off Plank, l off
Waddell, 1. Struck out: By PLANK 81 by
Waddell, 4; by Dygert, 4. Time: 2:O3. UNI
pires: Hurst and Connolly.