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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-25

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FOR 9ALE-land

FOR SALE-The southeast quarter OF
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Make me an offer. A. G. Maxwell,
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The Markets
LivE2 STOCK.

Chicago, Ill.,, Feb. 24.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 10000; market 1Oc to 15c high
er. Steers $500 to $500; COWS $3.50
to $3.50; heifers 1926 to 5000; bulls
$40 to $5.25; calves $3.50 to $3.50;
stockers and feeders 1925 to $3.50.
Hogs-Receipts $4,000; market 1oc
to lie higher Choice heavy shipping
$3.50 to $500; butchers $6.45 to 1856;
light mixed 1920 to $500; choice light
$685. to $40; packing $3.50 to $6.45;
pigs $5.25 to 500; bulk Of sales $3.50
to $780,. 80.
f Sheep - Receipts $4,000; market
steady. Sheep $4.25 to $5.75; lambs
$6.75 to $7.75; yearlings $500 to $7.25.
&" st. Paul, Mimi, Feb. 24.-Cattle.-
Receipts 700; market 10c to i5c high
er;;;;4s quotations unchanged.
Hogs-Receipts 5000; market 1Oc to
$50 higher; range Of prices $3.50 to
$685.; bulk of sales $500 to $6.15.
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FOR RENT-RooMs.

CIGARs-At SIS per thousand. First
class sellers. Buy at factory. Some
agents ON commission. William r.
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FREE Dlsp|ENl|sARY METHODS
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SHAFT1NG AND PULLEYS FOR
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central plant electric power, Ap-
ply to the Tribune ONCE. s.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-02
TIE IN GOLF COMPETITION
Midlothian and Los Angeles Clubs to
Play Off Contest.
HoMEwooD OF CHICAGO THIRD
western women's Golf Association
Throws open Contest for Trophy
TO All Parts of west-Indi-
vidual ScOgss,

CHICAGO, July 1.-The Midlothian Coun-
try club Of this city and the Los Angeles
Cal, Country club tied for first place
with a score Of 6 down on par in the
western women's Golf associations COM
petition for the Crafts w. Higgins team
trophy. according to the unofficial reports
Twenty-Five teams Of four women each
competed in the annual event at eighteen
holes. and in the majority Of cases fin
lshed down on par with large margins.
The contest was conducted along the
same lines as the struggle for the Tom
Morris trophy this year. In former years
the contest was held on one course. with
the result that the Chicago stubs monopo-
lized the event. The new plan threw the
lists open 10 clubs in all parts Of the
west. and the Pacific coast is tied with
Chicago for the lead.
The tie viii be played off in the same
manner as today's play. II the tie exists
when the official returns are received. the
executive committee of the Western Wom-
ems Golf association will set the date for
the play-off.
The Homewood club Of this city is third
with a score OF 10 down and Euclid club
OF Cleveland. o.. fourth with % down.
The brilliant work Of Miss Myrs Hell
mer, who finished Z up, was the main fac
tor in the low score Of Midlothian. The
other players on the Midlothian team fin
ished as follows:
Miss Alva Sanders. / up; Mrs. r. r
Donnelly, 7 down; Miss Marjorie Edwards
7 down.
Following are the scores Of the other
Chicago clubs competing;
Evanston. q down; Exmore. n down
Skokie, 81 down; LAGRANGE. Al down; South
Shore. 4e down: Beverley, R down; Calu.
met. 4S down; waukeFan, Hinsdale and
Ridge. 81 down; Riverside, So down.
The following teams entered, but did mo-
compete:
Highland, Indianapolis, Ind; Oakland
Cal: Cincinnati. o.; Normandie. st. Louis
Mo-: Memphis. Tenn; Northland, Duluth
MINI. st. Joseph, Mo.
Los ANGELES, July Miss Katherin,
Mollus made a score Of 2 up; Mrs. FRANK
Griffith. 1 up; Miss James, 3 down; Mrs
Cochrane, 6 down. Total, 6 down.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-02
PUEBLO WINS YET ANOTHER
Omaha Pitchers Cannot Stop Heavy
Slugging Of Opponents.
LOWER BUSTED IN FOURTH INNING
Home Nine, However, Continues
Clubbing and scores Two Runs
OFF sander In same stansa
walters star Batter.
LOWER BUSTED IN FOURTH INNING

PUEBLO, July L-omaha could not stop
the terrific batting streak which the Pueblo
team has struck and was defeated this
afternoon by the score of II TO 7. Lower
was batted out OF the box in the fourth
inning after Pueblo had made the five
runs and Sanders could not stop the hit
ting. Pueblo added two more in that inning
while he was pitching. in the seventh
inning walters knocked a three-base hit
with three men on bases. He was later
scored on a sacrifice.
Omaha, as usual got a big start, scoring
three runs in the first on hits by King and
Frenck and an error by Corhan. Swift
then settled down TO hard work and kept
the hits scattered. In the ninth inning
Swift let down and Fisher. King and Cad
man secured hits in succession. scoring q
run, but 1t was too late to do any good
Sdore.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-02

Two Hundred to One shot Wins At
LAtOnla.


CINCINNATI. July Barney schreib-
er's DIR. Waldo Briggs, at 200 to l In the
betting, won the fifth event al six furIongs
a. LatO9ia today. This was DT Ws o
100 yards from the wire and won in a
drive by half a length from w. A. Leach,
with Ethelda third. Track fast. Sum
First race. five ~furlongs; Rowland Otis
g@. Coburn, to y won Martins H iSs6'
Geese ; 10 10 $ 5 tSirsSs.o Oa Tims e. i ID hil Hivs (lH 3.
MetEre. Uralla, sligo, simp, Forty-Four,
Samarta, Darling Florence, Judge Walton,
Second race, one mile and seventy yards;
Landlord Ql2. Burton IL to u second,
i:g. Battle Fleet Mrs. sewell, Red shawl,
Worthy, Elyslum, Frank Stage. ALLY
Combs, Ross5uEg H. Queens Message
Splendid 81, Brannon, 80 to y won,
Quagga 900, Taplin, 9 to y second, Maid
1925. imboden, Denver Girl, The shaugh-
raun, Eldorado, Wedgewood, Winning Star
and Beau Brummel also ran.
Prince Ahmed ola Taplin, 6 to s. won,
C~olloquy qOs. Rice, to 81 second, Tom
M HlS.5 ola Go'' H %slsR; 20 M 70 = thiF S,r TI%s.
Fifth race. six fuIlongs: DR.. Waldo
R Psisf' d asa' H Mfn.lR; ' Is to / s econ W. Eth 4:
aida 200. Magee, 20 to u third. Time
llsIk. ~Ironbound, Blanche King, Richard
Reed, Melissa and Fent also ran.
Sixth race, one mile and seventy yards
Heine Q0, Martin, 2 to % won, Orlandot
O08, Burton, 10 to u second, Reside Q02,
Rollins, 20 to u third. Time: 1:tS%. Oro-
nooka, King Thistle, E. T. Ship, San
Primo, Tamar, Dona H. Red HussRT, Mas
son Voting and Billy Vertrees also ran.
Fashion Plate wins Swift stake.
SHEEPSHEAD BAY, July 1.-FAshion
Plate well supported at II to 5 won the
Swift stake, seven furlongs. main course
at S~heepshead Bay today. He carried top
weight 16 pounds. Delmatian won the
Surf stakes by a head. Summaries:
First race. the Melisande; fillies 2-year-
olds, selling, five furlongs, futurity course,
500 added: Follie Levy d07. Scoville, Z 70
p won, Grennadene ds. Glass, 7to u second.
Cross over Q06, Mccarthy, 20 TO y third,
Time: 1:01h. Edith Inez, Our Hannah,
Lucetta, Amy L., Hudas Sister and
Responseful also ran.
Second race, the Burgomaster, S-year-
olds and up, selling, seven furlonss, main
course, $500 added; Nimbus Qli. Powers
4 10 81 won, Roseben Q6, Dugan, 9 TO u
second. Casque "a, Creevy, s 20 u third,
Time: 1925. Berkeley, Bad News, Mar
cellus and King Sol also ran.
Third race. the Surf 2-year-olds, five
half furlongs. futurity course; Dalmatiar
d22. Powers. even) won, Sandrian 0l5
Dugan, 5 10 u second, School Marin ulS
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-02
Diamond Dust
Fine weather, anyway

They say Willie Keller is out Of the
game for the rest Of the year and pos.
sibly forever. A tendon in his ankle is
impaired.
New York has just left the nickname
'"Tobasco Kid" at third, but moved Elber.
field over to short. Austin is taking care
Of the name, alright.
It wal nothing short OF downright i'm.
pudence for the Cubs to go into hat new
park which Pittsburg had invited them
to help dedicate and win the game from
the Pirates.
Well, here's hoping they do transfer
Pueblo's franchise to st. Joseph, because
II st. Joseph has a downtown park, good
weather and big crowds 1t will make a 60
Of II financially.
Hans Wagner has promised Barney
Dreyfus he will not quit playing for Pitts
burg until Barney can fill his place. Is
this one way Hans has Of saying he
would never quit2
Chance must feel good TO read daily OF
the achievements of Austin and think he
had a nance at him. Also, wonder II
Connie Mack is patting himself on the
back because he released a months option
he held on Jimmy2 nance was not to
blame, for he sent a scout to Omaha, who
reported unfavorably on the Tobasco Kid,
but Mack held his option for thirty days
and released 1t because he couldn't see
him.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-02

Grand. Z to 81 third. Time: los. Films
Fourth race. the Swift. s-year-olds, seven
furlongs. main course. 1900 added. Fashion
Plate Ql6. Smith. n to 81 won. Royal Cap
tive Qo6, Scoville, 5 to - third. Time
i:alt. Practical also ran
Fifth race, the Priscilllen handicap, >
year-olds and upward, mile and an eighth,
turf course; Mslthie l@, Page. I to -
won, Montgomery dl2 Powers, s TO 81. sec
ond, The Squire ul0, Dugan. g TO- third
Time: i:5Sh. Rookstone and King OF
sixth race. the Monfort. maidens, Swear
olds and up, selling. mile and a sixteenth,
800 added; ST. Faisenay @L Creevy, u TO
81 won. Danger dOi, valentine, 50 to u
second, Nobility C6. Gardner, s TO ID third,
Time: l:46k, Nethermost, Campeon.
Berkshire King Kasooks, Nedlim, Gatlenn
lass and Kin also ran.
At Hamilton.
HAMILTON. July 1.-The feature event
OF today's card, the National handicap,
was won by Plaudmore, at IL 10 /. sum-
maries.
First race. I'VE ana a bali turlonss;
second, Jack Donneriin 40 to y third.
Second race. mile and a sixteenth: creel
g TO 81 Won. Cave Adsum e to 81 second,
Gold Note $50 TO u third. Time: l:4s,
Third race, six furlongs; King Avon
dale g to ~ won, Brown Tony q to u
second, The Earl go TO u third. Time
l:l3h.
Fourth race, steeplechase, about two and
q quarter miles: Byzantine g to ID won,
Essex q to u second. Bannell Is to u
third. Time: 4:S0b. DR.. Keith finished
first. but was disqualified.
Fifth race. National handicap, $500 added,
mile and an eighth: Plaudnore q2 to y
won, Stanley Fay g to u second, Han
bridge g to u third. Time: 1:5l%.
Sixth race. six furlongs: Patriot Is to
2 won. Pesslng g to u second. John Mars
40 to u third. Time: 1:lsx.
Seventh race, one mile. on turf: Giles
Is to y won, Topsy Robinson q to 81
second, Gemmsll % TO y third. Time: l:ta.
Eighth race, selling, one mile. on turf:
Hooray go to u won, Bitter Hand 6 to ~
second, Grendale Is to u third. Time:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-02
st. Louis Wins Again.

CHICAGO, July l-St. Louis continued
Its winning today by defeating Chicago.
2 to o. Petty had the losers at his mercy
at all times and did not allow a hit until
the seventh inning. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-02
WICHITA WINS BOTH GAMES
johnson Hit Hard in First-Second
Goes TO Twelve %InninKs.

WICHITA, Kan, July Though badly
crippled Wichita won two great games
from Lincoln this afternoon. The first went
to bthe Jobbers by a score OF 6 to /, chiefly
because Wichita hit Johnson hard while
Lincoln was unable to find Shaner at all
after Thomas got his three-base hit in the
first inning. But for the fact that Green
slightly misjudged the drive, Shaner would
have scored a no hit game. &
The second went twelve innings to the
finish, Wichita winning, 4 TO 3. The win
ming run was after two men were down,
when Pencil walked and Westerzil hit
TO left field for three bases. Both Bren-
nap and Jones pitched good ball though
the youngstel was the steadier. A per-
feet throw by Waldron caught Holland
at the plate In the eleventh. The fielding
of cole at second, Middleton, Davidson
and Waldron were features. Cole tied the
score in the seventh with a homer.
Rain which fell throughout the first
game kept the attendance down. Score first
game:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-02
COLLEGIATE REGATTA TODAY
Crews of All UniversIties Ready 10
the Struggle.

PoUGHKEEPSE. N. Y, July with
the weeks of gTuelline practice at an end,
the crews representing Cornell, Columbia,
Syracuse, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania are
ready for the fifteen annual regetta OF the
intercollegiate Rowing association to-
morrow. All the coaches said tonight that
the oarsmen were In good physical condi-
ton for the struggle.
The first event OF the day, a varsity
four Dared race without oxwans, is
scheduled for the 3 p. m. at a point one
mile north of PouRhkeepse bridge. The
finish viii be a mile south of the bridge.
The freshmen eiEhts will line up at S:45
p. m. for q two-mile row over the same
course as the four Dared.
The big race Of the day, the varsity
eighths will start at 8 .. m. barring de-
lays, from a point near Krumel Bow. three
miles above bridge, for the four-mile dash
down the course.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-02
BAhlH
LINCOLN.


Two out when winning run was scored.
Wichita 80. l Q 0 0 IA
Lincoln .....0 0 1 2 0 0 0 %
2. Bases on balls: OFF Jones, 4; off
Brennan, nome. Hit by pitched ball: BY
Jones, l. Stolen base: Thomas. Sacrifice
hits: Cole, Middleton, Brennan, Fox,
Waldron. Gagnier. Two-base hit: David
son. Three-base hit: Westerzll. Home
runs: Hughes, Cole, Davidson. Double
plays: Westerzil to Cole; Hughes to
Brennan; Waldron TO Mason. Left on
bases: Wichita, IL; Lincoln, 4. Time: 2:10.
Umpire: Mullen.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-02
MIDDLE STATES TENNIS PLAY
G, NJ. Dull, Jr., Reaches Final Round
by D~efeatinR Hinck.

NEW YORK, July &c. NJ. Bull, jr., Of
the. Crescent Athletic club in the middle
states championship tournament today
reached the final round by defeating o. H.
Hinck, 60, SIS, and then his clubmate, II. C.
Martin, ga. SO.
University OF Pennsylvania crack. bracket
ed with r. D. Little for the final. Johnson
defeated the Harvard Intercollegiate cham
pion, N. w. Niles, So, 81, Ga.
In the doubles high w. f. TaIlant and
w. f.. Mehan, the old Harvard Columbia
champions, defeated the Pennsvlvanias. Or.
p. B.. Hawk and r. r. L. James. 60 7-5.
o. H. Hinck and Harry Torrance, ST.,
the metropolitan champions, defeated r. A.
Palmer and G. o. Wagner. 6-3, 6-1.
In the woman's singles Miss Louise s.
Hammond defeated Miss S. Reese and
gained the final.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-02
SEWARD WINS FROM FRIEND
Match Game is Played Before Large
Crowd at Utica,

UTICA, Neb., July 1.-(Special Telegram.)
One OF the largest crowds that has ever
attended a ball gam was here this after
noon to witness the game between Seward
and Friend for a purse OF 500, the attendance
being over 500. Tn game wal won by
Seward and makes the game between these
two teams Seward &, and Friend. L. The
playing in the first part OF the game V'as
not as good as IL should nave been and
the scores were piled up. The feature was
a home run by Clyde Neff Of the Seward
team. Score; r. II. r.
Seward ..."......... SOOO5OOO& S
Batteries: Seward, Kissell and Ling
Friend, Ronin, Bogatts and Garden.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-02
Cudaby Nine Organised.

The Cudahy base ball nine has beer
organized, and is open for Saturday after
moor games. Those wishing games address
r.. j. Hansen, The Cudahy Packing COM
pany, South Omaha, or telephone Red @ti
as follows: Erickson, catch; Yirak, pitch.
pitch; Petersen, first base
Stolinski. second base; Voss, third base
Butts, shortstop; Elsasser, right field.
smith, center field; Hachten, left field.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-02
GAMES IN AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
olmsted, for Minneapolis, Pitches HE
sixth shutout Game.

MINNEAPOLIS, July by winning the
lest game of the series Minneapolis secured
an even break with Columbus. Olmsted
pitched his sixth shutout Of the season and
was given splendid support. Fou Of Min
nee polls six hits were for extra bases.
Minneapolis went into second place by
reason Of the Victory and Indianapolis de-
feat at Kansas City. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-02
Calhoun.
Boosters Defeat Peru.

cial TelegrRm.)-A big crowd was present
this evening TO witness a game Of ball
between the Boosters OF this city and the
Peru Normal team. Last week these two
teams played a nine inning game without
either side scoring and the game was called
by reason of darkness. Today the Boosters
won, 10 10 2. Score:
Boosters ......... OO2O5o 8 10
Peru ..,........... l 0 0 / 0 02
Batteries: Peru, Garrye and McAdams;
Boosters, Hicks and Keithley. Umpire:
BAVeridge,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-02

TRAVIS WINS MEDAL AT UTICA
Garden City Man Has Low score Over
Several Competitors.

UTICA, N. Y, July l-Walter ]. Travis
of Garden City won the medal for low
score In the qualifying round Of the golf
~Yahnundasis Golf club of this city, which
opened today. He was tied with w. P.
Stevenson Of Yonkers and Sheriff. Sher-
man Of Utica, all having cards OF "a
In the afternoon Travis won with an 81.
In the first round of match play for the
principal cup, Travis won from H. s.
w. P. Stevenson of Yonkers defeated
Sheriff. Sherman of Utica, / up, 10 holes.
Thomas w. Sherman of Utica defeated
William Patten OF Schenectady, s and l.
row.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-02
IOIaia -
ia

Totals. .S3 IL IL
lBatted for WEIGH in the ninth
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-02
LINTON WillinR to Race.

GLASGOW, July I.-sir Thomas Liptor
has renewed communications with thu
Royal Ulster Yacht club, and has informed
the club that he Is willing to challenge fol
rules and will allow the New York Yach'
club the choice OF a rule, European Of
American, with a bow OF any size the de
tenders nay prefer.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-02

a. First base on balls; eff shaner, Il;
off Johnson, 4. Stolen bases: Hn;hes.
Middleton, Roberts ~, Shaner. Hogriever
.2(. Sacrifice hit: Westerzil. Two-base
hits; Middleton (2). Three-base hit: Thomas
Double play: Thomas to Fox. Left on
bases: Wichita, II; Lincoln, 5. Time. 200.
Umpire: Mullen. Attendance, 700,
Score, second game:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-02
DIES MONIES OUTDATs DENVER
punching Hits in Final Inning
Decides Issue.

DENVER, Colo. July Flour hits in the
ninth inning allowed Des Molnes to take
away from Denver O game it had presented
by bad playing in the fifth. Ford was hit
rather freely throughout, but managed 10
escape any serious consequences until the
ninth. Lang pitched effectively except in
the second, when Denver earned two runs.
Omaha will play in Cripple Creek tomor-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-02

Two base hits: Collins, Baker. Thre'
base hit: Hooper. Sacrifice hits: Gard
ner 90, Collins, Double play Hooper q
s: Boston, 6; Bases On balls; Off Bender
l; off Arellanes, l. Time, l:2. Umpires
Perrine and O'Loughlin.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-02
Toledo Defeats sd. Paul.

ST. PAUL, July Toledo punched hits
off Leroy in the second and seventh in
nings winning the game by a score of 5
TO z, and making 1t an even break on the
series. The Toledo and Columbus clubs
Will not play in the Twin Cities tomorrow,
as scheduled the games having been post
poned on account Of the opening Of the
new Toledo park Saturday, when Toledo
and Columbus will play. st. Paul will play
at Minneapolis tomorrow, the game
scheduled for July 8. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-02

'Batted for Yeager IN Seventh.

'Batted for Yeager in seventh.
s.. Paul .~...-g~.".i 00o IL
Two-base hits: iwrigley, West. Home
run: Flynn. yrrStolen bases: Nally (D,
Flynn. Double plays: Wrigley to Flynn;
Hall, O'Brlen 20 Flynn. HTS: Off Leroy,
in seyen innings. Base on balls: orr
Leroy, s; off Hall, 8. Hit by pitched ball:
BY Leroy, Smoot Struck out: BY Leroy,
Il by West. Z. Passed balls: YeaRer, 2.
Wild pitch: West. Sacrifice hits: Abbott,
Armbruster. Time: 2:05 Umpire. King.
Kansas City Wins.
KANSAS CITY, July by making a
majority of hits In a single inning, Kansas
City today won in an eighth-inning rally.
The home pitchers allowed sight scattered
hits, but only one run resulted, the finaI
score being 3 to L Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-02
md nond nefenta Hnatinna,

HASTINGS, Neb., July ~L.-(speoial Tele-
Eram)-Red Cloud defeated Hastings to-
day In the first OF a series OF three games,
the locals in all stages. All
runs were made through errors. Score:
R Rss Sleua: :: :::S Sstsf$$&
Batteries: Red Cloud, CiegG and Carroll
Hastlngs. Brandt and S~ehoOnover.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-02

Totals IS 6 n ls
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-02
New Toledo Manarer.

TOLEDO, o.. July president William
Armour tonight admitted that Ralph Sey-
bold, right fielder viii take charge OF the
Toledo team Saturday as manager, sue
ceedinG Fred Abbott, who resigned today.
Abbott will continue as catcher.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-02
DETROIT TAKES EASY CAME
Six Hits and Three Errors Costly to
Cleveland.
CRAWFORD Is A STAR BATTER
Flick, After Long Absence, Gets Back
in the Game and shows Up
well--Games in Amer
ican League.
aAwFoRD IS A STAR BATTER

CLEVELAND, July L-cleveland was
for Detroit today. losing . to .,
mainly due to the ineffective pitching OF
Berger, who lasted but two innings. Flick
back into the game after a long
absence and showed we'll. Six Detroit hits
with three Cleveland errors in the
second inning netting six runs. crswford's
batting was the feature Of the game. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-02

Home runs; Hunter, Kerns. Three-bast
hits; Kunkle, Downie Two-base hits
Geier o. Abbott, Stovall. Bases on balls
OFF Burnum, 5; off From, 4 Struck out
BY Burnum, 4; by From, 2. wild pitch.
Burnum. Sacrifice hit: Kunkle. Double
plays: Downie to Abbott. Stolen bases
Hunter, Towne, Time: PAS. Umpire
Haskell. Attendance: 500.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-02
DENVER,
Stated Tor Clarlne in the ninth
'Batted for Ford in the ninth.

'Batted for Ford in the ninth.
Bes M0ines..:.... SdSSdI Z
Two-base hits; Belden. Niehoff, Williams.
Three-base hits: Mattlck, Dalton, Stank-
ard: Sacrifice hits: Bohannan, Niehoff,
Colligan. Base on balls: Off Ford, s; off
49, Left on bases: Denver, s.; Des Moines'
s. Double plays: Dwyer to ColllEan to
Williams; Niehof to Dwyer TO Niehoff
Wild pitch; Lans, Time: 2;lO. Umpire:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-02
Match race for PAGERS.

A match race for a half mile on the
Florence boulevard for pacing horses yes
terdAy evening resulted IN a victory for
B~iackhawk, owned By r. A. Thompson.
Douglas Bowie's Jennie B. was second and
james p. Redmond's Dina Thorton was
third. The time was III