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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-22
IMPORTANT SALE IN
THE WESTERN ADDITION
Property at Sacramento and
Scott Changes Hands

An important sale of realty in the
Western addition has been concluded
through the office of ]. w. Wright &
Co. The property is on the south.
east corner of Scott and Sacramento
streets. comprising a lot with a 'front.'
age of 76 feet in Scott street and 80
feet and inches in Sacramento, six
modern flats of eight and ten rooms
a az ps 5.t ano an attraGtlVe ls5S:laence
annual income of $3.50. and the gran
tor is the Nebon realty company The
purchasers were John and Katherine
Creamer. The price paid was approx
imateIY s32 600.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-22
BRISK BUSINESS is
REPORTED FOR WEEK
SaIa s. SaIa Say Improved
Property Is in Demand

SaIa & Sala, who make a specially OF
Mission property. report an exception
ally brisk business in all classes Of
property. and say that the biggest de-
mand is for improved property.
The following sales We're made by
the firm during the week.
Lot and improvement 80 and a42 Fair Oak
street buyer J. N. Toner, seller S. a. Co.'S
grove: terms private Or. Toner intends turn
ing the fats into a private residence
Lot sBd Improvements 22S Ellsworth street
buyer Captain J. G. Wood. seller J. v Jensen:
terms private
Lot and improvement 223. Andover street
buyer Captain J. G. Wood. seller Harry Heni-
ley.
Lot % Park Lane tract. buyer Mary Me
Kee. seller Gus Msiwad: terms cash
lot -. Park Lane tract. buyer Annie Her
bert, seller Gus Maiwald; terms private
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-22
LOTS SELL RAPIDLY
IN REDWOOD PARK
Demand Shows Future of Home
Site Is Assured

Lots at $40 each at Redwood park
% miles south of San Francisco's city
hail. viii be a thing Of the past next
week. The president os the California
Suburban land company owners OF
Redwood park, said Yesterday that he
would discontinue the sale of. these
lots for advertising purposes. because
so many real estate men had been
buying them for speculation. The
a big crowd ali next month The iil-
ture of Redwood park is assured. build
ing operations are progressing rap
idly. and other improvements are be-
ing put in as fast as possible.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-22
LEASE LAND FOR A
SIX STORY BUILDING
G. L. Fisher Company Secures
Lot in Ellis, Near Powell

One of the largest realty leases
signed for several months was put
through yesterday morning when
Thomas Magee & Sons. acting for the
heirs of Claus Mangels. leased to tne
G. u. Fisher company, the lot on the
north line Of Ellis street. 64:3 east Of
Powell. The lot has a frontage of
1888 feet. and is lis feet deep. The
total rental for the term of the lease,
% years, will amount to $40, 900.
Fisher q Co. will Immediately begin
the erection of six story brick build
ing.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-22

Mccullough, 2023 Market street. :
designing another apartment house 70
Clay street near Devisadero.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-22
RUSHING WORK ON
COLUMBIA THEATER
Builders Say Showhouse Will
BE Completed November |

Work is being rushed on the, new
Columbia theater at Geary and Mason
streets, and most of the'steel work is
in place. The builders have no hesitst-
ton in asserting that the showhouse
viii be ready to open November j.
The Columbia theater will be one of
the handsonlest in the country, and its
exterior will be handsome addition
TO the architecture of the city.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-18
HIGH TINE FOR GLIDDENITEs
Minneapolis Auto Club Gives Tourists
Day of EnfertnInment.

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, July 17-(Special
Telegram.)-A day of rest, and a much
needed one, was given the Glidden tourists
today. Under the pilotage of members of
the Minneapolis Auto club, the drivers,
mechanics and tourists were taken to
Minnehaha Falls and Fort Smelling this
morning. At the latter place a dress pa
rade of the infantry, cavalry and noun
tain artillery troops was held, after which
a reception was rendered the Gliddenites
at the officers club at the fort.
At 2 p. m. a special train was taken to
Savage, Mimi, the stock farm of M. w.
Savage. A race was given including a
brush between Dan Patch and Minor Heir,
the two fastest harness horses in the world.
A special train brought the visitors pack
at 4:30 o'clock.
The big event of the day was an H.
Illuminated parade of decorated cars through
the main streets of the city tonight One
thousand cars were in line. The Judges
Of tho decorated cars were Frank B..
Hover, manager of the tour; Charles G.
Glidden and Governor John A. johnson.
Penallzations were few on the run in the
day before from Lacrosse to Minneapolis,
the Jewel runabout being the sole suf-
ferer. Six points were set against this
'dl W bSih6 ldiS' ~ Hdu uli6 pOllJS
against it before.
Disquieting reports Of wretched road con.
ditions in Iowa have been received by the
tourists here, and a number of them are
making preparations to carry planks and
block and tackle on their machines.
The gumbo roads of Iowa, the reports
say, have practically no bottom during wet
weather and there have been heavy In
termittent rains there for two weeks past,
Some of the companies represented on the
tour took the precaution to send scouts
out along the route after the cars left
Chicago. and it is from these men that
the rumors of prospective trouble have
come. Should these reports prove true,
1t is anticipated that the list OF penalized
cars will be at least doubled by the time
the cars reach Council Bluffs Wednesday
night.
Tomorrow the tourists will be taken to
Lake Minnetonka. Dinner will be served
at the Tonka Bay hotel and in the after.
noon cars will take the men to the Auto
mobile Country club.
The start from Minneapolis will not be
made until s o'clock Monday morning, tc
allow the people of the city an opportunity
to see the cars cross the tape.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-18
JOHNSON FAILS TO APPEAR
Jeffries Issues Statement About His
Intention to Fight.

CHICAGO, July Thames ]. Jefferies
and Jack Johnson failed to meet here to-
day according to the schedule outlined by
their representatives. Jefferies was at the
appointed place, but Johnson did not leave
his training camp in Indiana until late in
the day and said he would not meet JEFF
ferries.
Jefferies issued a signed statement later
in which he said.
I'm view Of the many conflicting reports
regarding my intentions 1 will make my
plans public as follows:
AT the conclusion OF my theatrical con-
tract. which will be July Is, I will sail for
Europe for a two or three weeks visit to
Carlsbad. Before sailing I will post my for
felt to meet Johnson before the club offer
ing the best inducements and best situated
to hold the contest.
Sam Berger, who will act as my pugil-
istic manager, will remain over here and
consider offers for the match, and will
have all the details in readiness for final
signature when / return, 1 sincerely hope
that my action will quiet any doubts OF
thos ewho have questioned the sincerity
of my intentions"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-18
KETCHEL FIGHTS IN SEPTEMBER
Two Clubs Are Bidding for Match
with LRnKRord.

SAN FRANCISCO. July H-Aithough
willus Britt, manager OF Stanley Ketchel,
and Joe Woodman, manager OF Sam Lang
ford. have consented to allow their men
to fight a finish fight at Ely. New, on
Labor day afternoon for a purse Of SIS, OOO,
another club has come to the front with an
offer for the men to battle a twenty-round
bout This club is the Mission Athletic
club OF San Francisco and wants the fight
ers to meet the latter part OF next month
Sidney Hester. manager of the latter club,
last night posted a forfeit OF 5000 as a
guarantee to pull off the fight. He claims
to have Langford's consent and offers
Retchei $4,000, win, lose OF draw. or he car
take so per cent OF the gross receipts for
his end. Hester says that the fight
promoters of Ely have failed 20 post q
forfeit as yet for the Kstehel-LAngford
fight at the Ely bank
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-18
Totals. 81 10 81 -

'Batted for Lelivelt in ninth.
"Batted for Burns in ninth.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-18
NoiseIess Car wheels.

The Chicago street railway companies
have ordered $4,000 steel car wheels. The
order is peculiarly interesting to city
because 1t requires the wheels
to be noiseless-that Is. they will serve
three times longer than wheels hereto
fore cast before they wear flat. The limit
of endurance of the wheels of new style
Is 140, 900 miles, against $1,000 OF the old
kind. Moreover, the weight of each car
is 500 pounds less-a remarkable example
of economy of material with increased EN-
durance IL this economy proves real IN
foreshadow the adoption OF the more dur
able wheel by traction companies In many
other cities. Thus the nervous wear and
tear OF noises incident, but not necessary,
to urban life will be materially reduced.
1t is claimed that the new wheels will also
increase the safety of general railway
travel, especially in winter, as they are
less susceptible to frost and to consequent
cracking under high speed and strain.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-18
TO PLAY FOR LoNGwooD CUP
Most of Strongest Players i'm East
VIII Participate,

BOSTON, July 17--Most of the strong
est tennis players in the east will meet
on the Longwood courts Monday in the
opening rounds for the classic Longwood
cup. The drawings made public today
show a list of seventy-five players
Among them are w. ]. Clothier, Philadel-
phia, former national champion; r. d.
Little, of one of the Davis cup teams
E. P. Larned, New York; N. w. Niles
Boston; Robert Leroy, George F. Touch
ard and w. C. Grant, New York.
National Champion William A. Larned
the present cup holder, will not be able
to play. owing to the recent injury to his
leg while at practice.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-18
other games, Saturday. July II:

At Geneva-Fairmont, 3; Geneva, l.
At Exeter-Exeter. 4; sutton, 8.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-18

YOUNG CoRBETT KNOCKED OUT
Erstwhne COnquerOr of Terry MeGOv-
ern succumbs to Johnny Frayne.

SAN FRANCISCO, July H-Young Cor
bett. the one-time conqueror OF Terry Nc
Govern, proved an easy victim for Young
Johnny" Frayne OF San Francisco, who
knocked him out today in the eighth round
OF a bout scheduled TO &c twenty-five
Corbett probably was IN no condition to
put up a hard battle and at no time did
10 have weighed in at 1885 pounds at 10
O'Clock this morning, but Corbett failed to
make the weight. and II was
OF the requirements. The Corbett OF today
was q mere shadow OF the once great
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-18
HAYES IS WINNER IN SINGLES
Defeats Fred CRrr, University Cham
piOn, at KenwOOd.

CHICAGO, July 17.-Walter p. Hayes
of the Kenwood Country club won the
final half mems singles in the Illinois
State Tennis tournament today by defeat
ing Fred Carr. the former University of
Chicago player, by the score of So
81, 60.
Hayes will meet Charles S. Peters Mon
day in the challenge round. Miss Miriam
Steever won the title in women's singles
by defeating Miss Carrie B.. Nicely, the
1908 holder, s-s, 81, GA.
State honors in women's doubles were
won by Miss Steever and Miss Edith
Hoyt.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-18
EVEN BREAK IN LINCOLN
tcontlnued dom First go

Andreas' single. welch's two-begger and
a safe one by Edmondson scored two In
the seventh. T~wo-baggers by Smith and
welch, Edmondson's single and a home
run by Hunter put three more over In the
eighth. Topeka loked like a winner in the
first inning. wooley hit safe and Geier
followed with a two-base drive. Kunkel
was passed and Kerns' single, a fielders'
choice and an error Melted three runs.
Freeman then settled down and pitched
shutout ball until the eighth, when Kahl's
two-bagger and a safety by Downey scored
the last run. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-18
Hnrrimnn beats NH,

In a one-sided game yesterday afternoon
the team representing the Union Pacific
headquarters defeated the nine from the
Burlington headquarters by the score
G 81 On 70 Pa C. s e. ) o ia il z
Burlington 20 o 0 ! 0 0 4 O. . 4
Batteries: Union Pacific, Matoush n
Beecroft; Burlington, Jerosh, Jensen and
Andrews Struck out: BY Matoush, -;
by Jerosh, 3; by Jensen, 8. Umpire: Born.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-18

DETROIT.

Two base hits: Bush, Cobb, Schmidt,
Cree, LapOrte. Home run: Mcintyre.
Hits: Off Brockett, 8 in 2 innings; off
Chesbro. Z in six innings, Sacrifice hit
Bush. Sacrifice fly: Rossman. At bat
against Brockett, s; against Chesbro, "a.
Stolen bases: Cobb ~, Moriarity, Schmidt,
Austin. Double play: Bush to Schaefer
to Rossman. Left on bases: Detroit, g.;
New York, 10. Bases on balls: Off Mullin,
1; off Brockett, 4; off Chesbro, l. Struck
out: By Mullin, 6; by Chesbro, l. Time:
1850. Umpires: Connolly and Egan.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-18
HAPPY HOLLOW WINS CLOSE ONE
Beats south Omaha Country Club in
Close Game.

In a hotly contested game yesterday aft
ernoon the Happy Hollow club team de-
feated the South Omaha Country club nine
by a score of 8 to 2 on the grounds OF
the former team.
The game was not won until the last
half of the ninth inning. Lyons followed
with a single after Weeke's had made a
three-base hit, driving in the winning run,
Fletcher pitched a good game for the
South Omaha men and pulled himself out
Of a hole in the first inning by striking out
two men when the bases were full.
The Happy Hollow club will play the
Field club next Saturday on the latter's
grounds. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-18
PITCHERS AFRAID OF wA&N
Honus f. Given a Base on Balls vitN'
Men on Bases,

PITTsBURG. Pa, July i1-Ah Pittsours
Is worked up over what is alleged to be a
conspiracy on the part Of national league
pitchers to prevent Hans Wagner from
hitting the ball. The fans, Hans htmseI,
and the owners OF the Pittsburg club WIN
not believe that there isn't a combine, thS
chief weapon OF which is a base on balls
issued to Hans whenever there are men on
bases.
Cincinnati pitchers gave Wagner aye
bases on balls in two days. New YoSA
pitchers, as a rule. take a chance on Wag-
ner. but most OF the others pass him when
a hit would mean runs. So the fans are
bowling for a rule giving each base runner
an extra base whenever a batter is pur-
posely walked
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-18

soldiers Beat EnRravers.

The Signal Corps Of Fort Omaha de-
feated the Baker Bros. team in a holly
contested game at the fort yesterday aft
ernoon, 2 to 0. Both pitchers, Brugemar
allowed three hts each The former had
fifteen strike-outs and the latter had one
less recorded for him. Score: r. II. f
Baker Bros. 20 0 0 0 o 0 90 3
Batteries: Baker Bros, Bruggeman and
Quigley; Signal Corps. Wells and Waller.
Home run: Waller. Two-base hit: Waller
Umpire: Brewer.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-18

Smith, Geier, Abbott. Kerns, Kahl. Home
Stolen bases: Smith (2). Andreas, Edmond
son, Downey. Base on balls: orr Free
man, 3; off Kaufman, l. Struck out-By
Freeman. Hit by pitched ball: -Welch,
Kaufman. Abbott. Time: 2:25. Umpire:
Glenalvin. Attendance: 100.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-18
Eirht 70 q nrnM.

KANSAS CITY, No, July l6.-Joe CALI
gan Of Chicago and Harry Trendsll Of st.
Louis fought ten rounds to a draw tonight,
In a preliminary bout Ed Ryan OF Chi
cago knocked out Roxey Roach Of Sedalia.
Mo. in the fourth round OF a scheduled
six-round contest
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-18
GAMES IN TRI-CoUNTY LEAGUE
Dorchester Wins n Forfeit Game from
shickIey-standinE of League.

DORCHESTER. Neb., July 17.-tSpe-
cial )-Dorchester won a forfeit game
from Shickley here yesterday by the
score of 9 to 0. The Dorchester lads
took their positions on the field at S:15,
and Mr.. wampler tossed the required
number of balls, and Umpire Skinkle then
forfeited the game to Dorchester. The
Shickley team refused to play the sched-
uled game, stating they would forfeit the
game rather than play with some of their
regulars out of the lineup. This is the
reason Dorchester lost most all of their
games away from home, by putting sub
stitutes in place of regulars, the first Of
the season. The 200 Dorchester fans
were very much disappointed, as a close
game was expected.
Other games, Saturday, July II:
At Geneva-Fairmont, 8: Geneva, 1.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-18
WESTERN LEAGUE RECORDS
Rourke Family Advances in Batting,
with Three Men Above 800 Mark.
FISHER STILL KING BASE THIEF
Spencer Of Pueblo Has Him Tied Up
TO Time of n Table, hut Red
FORCES Ahead After the
DOpster stops work.
FISHER STILL KING BASE THIEF

The Rourke family has raised its team
batting average six points during the week.
The figures as made up are reckoned from
Thursday to Thursday. Three Omaha
players still remain above the 300 mark. or
rather one is just on that mark. Fisher,
King and WEIGH are in the honor roll.
Spencer is still tied with Fisher OF
Omaha in base stealing. according to the
recvords, but that does not include the
three steals Fisher made in Thursdays
game. Omaha has dropped into the second
division in team fielding, but still leads in
the total number of stolen bases and EacH-
flee hits.
The league records:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-18
ChiIds Wins Manchester Cup.

open golf tournament for the Manchester
cup, on the links OF the Essex Country
club, was won today by James II. Childs
Of the Essex Country club, who in thr
finals defeated p. w. Whittemore Of the
Brookline Country club, 5 up and 4 TO
nlaN
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-18
Lyons Defeats Black knights.

LYONS, Neb., July l7.-(Special The
Lyons base ball team easily defeated the
Black knights of Sioux City by the score
Of 9 to 8. Lyons won the game In the
first inning, making seven scores ana
cinchinR the game. Score: r. n. e.
Lyons $500 0 ? 0 - I
Sioux City. 80 0 o 2-5 7 8
Batteries Lyons. Boree and Hoffman;
Sioux City, Hoight and Johnson. Time;
1868. Umpire: Amanda Clement.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-18
All other players have less than II.
Nc other player has to exceed IL.

Team Batting-Sioux City, .292; Denver.
.276; Omaha, .26S; Pueblo, .26S; Wichita
25S; Topeka, .25o; Des Moines, .z4s; Lincoln
Team Fielding-Lincoln, .95S; Topeka.
.e54; Denver, 1852; Sioux City, .94S; Omaha,
81; Des Molnes. $40; Wichita, 1883; Pueblo.
Stolen B~ases-Omaha, lls; Sioux City,
Pueblo, %; Des Moines, 50; Topeka, 70.
Sacrifice Hits-Omaha, ia: Sioux City.
l00; Lincoln, 80; Wichita, IS; Topeka, IS;
Pueblo, 81; Des Moines. IS; Denver, So.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-18
ToWnsends.
signal Corps Plays Outlaws,

The Signal Corps team of Fort Omaha
will line up this afternoon against the
good game is anticipated, as the outlaws
are composed OF the best amateurs in the
Bluffs and the Signal Corps team has
been strengthened by the return OF four
old players from Company D. The sol
diers Will also try out some new mate
rial, in the hope of strengthening up for
their game with Underwood, Ia, at the
fort next Wednesday. Game called at
8 D. m. The lineup:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-18
PACKERS BEAT PAPER BAGS
Cudnhys Take Game from Carpenter
Company.

The Carpenter Paper Company team was
defeated by the Cudahys of South Omaha
in a ragged game at the South Omaha
Country club yesterday afternoon, s to T.
Gahan was hit hard in tile early minis
but frightened up after the second inning
and held the Carpenters Town. Swoboda
was pounded freely for seven innings, when
he was relieved by Crsndall.
The Cudahys made a fast double play In
the third ming which was a feature OF
the game, Yirak and Voss figuring In
his play.
C. Hachten captured the batting honors
Of the day by making a home run, a two
and a single. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-18
swEEPsTAKE AT FIELD CLUB
six Players Get n Cut Of the Money
In the Match.

The Field club golfers engaged In a hand
leap match play against DOGGY, with sweep
stakes, saturday afternoon, when six play
ers were Ia on the money or balls divided1
scores: 7
Robert Russell, 2 up.
Fred Hamilton, even.
II. Sieman, / down.
J. Rlakeney, l down.
h. NJ, Martin, l down.
II. Z. johnson. l down. .
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-18
summers-nritt Rout Postponed.

NEW YORK, July IA report from
England states that the Johnny Summers
Jimmy Britt twenty round bout has been
postponed until July 81. Articles have
been signed for a $500 side bet. d
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-18

IWo-base hit: Pietz. Struck out: BY
Jones', 3; by Thielman, 2. Double play:
Gross to Williams to Carr. Passed bail:
Howley. Base on balls: BY Jones, 8; by
Thielman, 1. Sacrifice hits: Dunleavy,
Williams, McChesney, Jones. Time: l:J0.
Empires: Owens and Eckman
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-18
HAPPY HOLLOW WINS AT GOLF
lake the south Omaha Country Club
Into Camp Saturday.

The Happy Hollow golfers had easy pick
ing from the golfers of the South Omaha
County club Saturday afternoon on the
Happy Hollow links. South Omaha won
by the score Of 30 to IL. J. j. Fitzgerald
beat r w. Hayward three points. while
DIT. Cox beat A. G. Ellick, 2 to l. The
scores:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-18
Hastings Defeats Red Sox.

HASTINGS. Neb., July 17.-(SpeciRl
Telegram.)-Hastings defeated the Kansas
City Red SoX by a score of : to l. Hits:
Hastings, 2: Red Sox. s. Errors: Has
tings, Q; Red SoN. ?. Batteries: HASTINGS,
Ritzman and Weigardt; Red Sox. Rusty
and Gibson. 'w
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-18
Gamea at henson.

The Townsend Gun company and the
Americans will meet in a game at Ben
son park this afternoon at 2 o'clock. They
will play for a purse of 500. So far this
season the Americans have not lost a
game. The Townsends have lost only two
or three games. After this game the
Observation-Disclosures team and the Benson
Eagles will play. Lineup:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-18
GOOD START; POOR FINISH
Continued from First Page.)
beat st. Paul. Kilroy was batted freely,
while Patterson held the visitors down ex-
cept in the eighth inning. Score:

Three-base hits: Pickering, O'Nelll, Block,
Murray, Stolen base: Wrigley. Left on
bases: Minneapolis, 8; st. Paul, 6. Hits:
Off Kilroy, 10 in five innings; off Liese, l
In three innings. Struck out: BY Patterson,
6; by Kilroy, 2. Base on balls: Off Patter-
son, 8; off Liese, l. Wild pitch: Patterson.
Time: l:45. Umpires: Hayes and Conhan.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-18
Races at sandown Park.

SANDOwN PARK. England, July IL
for S-yeAr-olds and upwards, distance
five furlongs. was won today by Cru
sader, J. r Keene.s Melisande and II. p.
Whitnsy's Stamina ran
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-18
DETROIT HITS THE BALL HARD
Defeats New York in Easy Game by
Score of o to 2.

DETROIT, July 17.-Brockett was rather
easy for Detroit, two singles, two doubles
and q home run off Mcintyre IN the first
two innings causing his retirement Ches-
bro did fairly well. but too late. New
York's batting did not count, because the
hits came with two out in too many cases.
II was a very ordinary exhibition, fea-
tured only by Detroit's base running.
Moriarity stole home, for the third time
this season. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-18
Tennis at seabriEht.

NEW YORK, July Nv. j. Clothier Of
Philadelphia, former national champion,
successfully defended his holding Of the
Achelis challenge cup In the singles today
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-18

lightweight. who but n few years ago
electrified the sporting world with his won.
derful battles. His famous
IVES IN timed and there was no power be-
hind n.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-18

Home run: c.. Hachten. Two-base hits:
G. Hachten, Elsasser, Stolinski, Crandall.
Base on balls: Off Gahan, 2; off Swoboda,
5; off Crandall, 2. Struck out: BY Gahan,
s; by Swoboda, 6; by Crandall, 3. Double
play: Yirak to Voss. Sacrifice hits: Regain,
Butts. A. Hachten, Billie. Time: 200. UNI
pire: Grosman.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-18
Florence Plays Achntes.

The Florence and Royal Achates teams
VIII meet at Florence park Sunday after
noon. The Monmouth Parks and River
sid"s viii play the first game. The lineup:
Florence. Position. ROYAL AChatee.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-18
WASHINGTON BEATS CHICAGO
AItrOck Pitches winning Game
Against His Old Team.

CHICAGO, July TT.-Nick Altrock, pitch
ing for Washington against his old team
mates OF Chicago, held them to eight hits
and three runs, while Washington found
Burns in the ninth inning and drove him
out OF the box. winning, 4 to 8, Score:
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