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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-16
Columbus Has
Batting Rally,
But Comes Late
Grand Island Has Strong Lead, So
Columbus -Four Rams in Ninth
Fail to Count.

GRAND ISLAND. Neb.. July l6-Cspe-
cal Telegram. )-Columbus gave an eKhibi-
ton q a ninth-inning batting rally today
which was made. however. in the face Of
too big q lead. Columbus played a more
ragged fielding game than yesterday. aside
from which Grand Island punched hits IN
the seventh. Five Of the Discovers hits
were made IA Tire ninth. Including Malum's
three-baEgtr. score. RHE.
Columbus ......e oOee ee0 4-4 =
Grand Island "a . - :
Hlaf1erles kissel, Hamilton and AEneH,
Murray and Carroll
KEARNEY. Neb., July 15-(speeial Tsle-
graml-Hastings debated ksarney mere
today In a good game OK ball, 20 l. Wal
dron made home ran in the second inning.
which scored two other men. Kearney had
a new man in the box in O'Hern and be
pitched good bali. holding the visitors down
10 four hits. score: RHE.
Hastings ........0 8a1e 0 81 ]
batteries. heArney, Uhern and TOWn-
se9n. Hastings, " aaron and Copple- Time:
J 50 Umpire. Boswell
SEWARD, Neb.. July 15.-fSpeeial Tele-
gram. )-sSsN ard won from Red Cloud again
today by a score Of 4 20 3. in a well played
game The features OF the game today
were the hitting and base running Of Han
son and a two-bagger BY each OF the Nefi
boys. Seward viii play Hastings here July
Is and 26 Score: RH.E
Red Cloue..l Q ebOee s-s q
Seward .......--e o q q q -
Batteries. seward, Steward and VALLEY,
Red Elouds Masters and Pagan Umpire
FleninR.
/ eRhMONT, Neb,. July 1b-(special Tel
egram,l Fremont and Superior reversed
their style OF playing this afternoon and
the Pathfinders had things easy Score:
RH.E
Superior ...............oeeea
/ Fremont ..-.......--..-.00 i 00610-k u
Batteries: For Superior. Ellis and Bart
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-16
ARAPAHOE LOSES TO BEAVERS


BEAVER CITY, Neh-. July 1A-sSpeciAl
Telagram-l -In the first game Of the chsu-
tauQua base hall tOurnAmcuf Beaver City
defeated ArEpahoe. 20 Iris gives
Beaver clty a long LEAD In the c0unu
ln1E1
Batteries; ArHpahoe, LDll. LallmAn and
Green; Beaver City. ReEOr and Warner
Hits: ArApabOe. 2; Beaver city. g. The
otheT games % TIE tournament VIII be
Beaver City with EdiHOn. SATURDAY. Hend-
ley, Monday; Holbrook, Tuesday: Lebanon.
"wednesday: ArApahOe. Fr1tag-
NE chautauquA opened here thia After-
noon with an afteudAnce % Io1. the krg-
eEt 1rst days attsndaDce en- Gle eirc1it
C. n Gayne, state SECRETARY q the E0uug
tsndent c. Il EngliEh are n chRrBa.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-16
EVENTS ON RUNNING TRACKS


Pretty Finish.
EMPIRE CITY RACE TRACK July H.
In one OF the prettiest finishes seen tnts
year King Pin won the MonDauk stakes
by a nose here today. There were only
three starters IN the race and they broke
heads apart Bel Horse set the pace a
head In front Of Royal Meteor. with King
Pin lying back third on the outside = head
away. This ORDER remained unchanged
until the turn into the stretch, when Arch
bald bronght king I'm Up. ana, taking the
lead, won IN q arrive BY a leRgtA OF hik
muxxle. with Bell Horse second. q head
before Royal Meteor. Summaries:
Stare o. 10 81 won, Dartmouth g to -
second, TOwtOn Field q to y third- Time:
second race. six furlongs: RosseAux "a
TO ~ wen. Trance q TO u second, Regal
Onyx q 70 ID third Tines ia
Third race. handicap. Mclean Enile and
7 bus (ls 10 81 second, Prince Imperial Il 20
j ID third. Time: 1s4slS.
Fourth race. ak turlongs: King Pin q
10 y won. Ren Horse IL 70 - second.
( Royal Neteor 70 10 2os third Time LIZA
Fifth race. mile and twenty yards. Rad
News q 70 u won, Apologies 6 10 y sec
7 sixth race. mile and ons-Eixtoenth: Noon
ing Ben q 70 p third. Time: isS7.s.
SALT LAKE CITY. July B.-,sPohn took
Farst race. nile. A6isprasiOn 6 to u won.
Z q 10 % third Time; l:SA
I second race. mile Mike Jordan % 10 i8)
I won, Captain Burnett q 70 - second. Net
Z ting g 20 u third Time: 1sSSA-
Il Third race, six furlongs; Gosatper II eSl
10 u wen. AIRS q 20 y second. GOldshiT
4 q to 8 third. Tina: l.l5A
4 Fourth race. five furiunEE: Epohn % q
81 won, Execute a 70 - second EllpeI
\ stocking Is 20 - third Time: esse&
n Fifth race. seven furlOngs: Friess q C
u ID won Hannis q to u Second. ChssW6rdlnl
4 g TO - third. Time 1s1sH
sixth race, seven furAonEH. MarlaE
] Casey Is 20 = won. Hamper feven) second
Il Mnrehmcnet q 70 p third Time: liz
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-16
Umpire Klem Takes ExeePtisn 40
Gesture--PIAyerE Get After Spec
tRtor and Police Take Hand.

ST. LOUIS. No, July 5.-Umpire KEN
bencheu Manager DAhlen, Pitcher hneIEsr
and ShOrtst0p r. Smith Of the Brooklyn
team this afternoon during the game with
the st. Louis Nationals.
In the seventh inning Klein called Lennox
out On what hooked 20 be a ball 70 Dahlen,
who was coachiaR at third base. He made
gesture. not 10 the liking Of the umpire
who ordered him to the clubhouse. The
BrQo6lyn players OF the bench 3eered at
the umpire and Klein promptly benched
knetzer and Smith. After the game a
spectator criticised Manager BreEnahan and
his team. BresnRhan and Mowrey started
after the spectator, Mowrey with q couple
OF base bah bats but they were prevented
from doing any harm by a police sergeant.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-16
NOSE OUT MONEY AT MITCHELL
Racing ON Corn Beat Track Fast ON
Last Day.

MITCHELL, s. D, July 1b.-tspecial Tel
cram. THE last days races or the Corn
Belt association proved TO be the best. in
thar they were most exciting and the heats
were cnt up, and In one instance the IA
vcrite failed 70 win Dean r.. owned by
N u. Coates Of sioux Falls. won the 2sa5
stake trot, taking the first two heats and
the fourth being nosed out by Joe Patch
in the third, who took second money. The
stake was for t514.
In the I'D pace ShipshewGnna King,
owned By J. X Prougn Of Dodge City.
kan, reelsd of the first rwo heats ana
loOked like The winner, but he lacked thu
staying qualities and was dista0ced An the
fifth heat. First Lieutenant owned BY
Dick NintOn OF Sioux City, took the last
three heats. making sensational finishes
each tins by driving the last eighth q .
mile from fifth posifiO1 10 = winner A. The
wire. while the grRndEtRnd 70 nlR1
chearsd the veGerRn driver.
DICK ANen. owned by K A. sage q
PlAnkint0n. broke the record Tor a hak-
mile track IN q race against an automobile.
Eolng the mile IN Sea The track was fAsI
today. owing 20 the good rain last night
Tue crowd was the largest Of any Of the
week
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-16

Nesnerday-s Results.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Omaha. 4. LAncaln. q
Sioux City. j: Des Moines,
Denver. 2 Topeka, 4
Wichita. =: Sd yeseph. 8
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Brookly-St Louis. postopend-
Boston /. Cincinnati &
New York, 4; PittsburE,
Philadelphia Chicago. postponed.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Cleveland. Z; New York 8
ST Louis 0: philadelphia 3
Washington, Z. Detroit. 3
Chicago, 2. Boston. G.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Minneapolis. 5. Columbus, B.
ST. Paul 5; Toledo 6.
Kansas City, o. indianapolis.
Milwaukee. 1: Louisville A.
NEBRASKA STATE LEAGUE.
Hastings. 4: Ksarney,
Superior. J. Fremont
Red Cloud 3. Seward, T.
Columbus. 4; Grand Island 3.
MINK LEAGUE.
Clarinda- i; Auburn, 2 az inningsD
Falls City. 2; Shenandoah.
Nebraska City, ?; MaTyville,
Games To-day.
Western LeRgue-omaha at Lincoln
Sioux City at Dies Moines, Denver at To-
peka, Wichita az St Joseph,
National Lsague-Brookya n St Louis
Boston At Cincinnati. New York at Pitts
burg. Philadelphia at Chicago
American League-Cleveland at New
York St Louis at Philadelphia, Washing
ton at Detroit. Chicago at Boston
American .ciAficsa-A inneapolie AT Co
lumbus, 81. Paul at Toledo. Kansas CITY
at Indianapolis Milwaukee at Louisville
Nebraska state Leagpe-Seward at KsRr-
ney, Fremont at Hastings, Grand Island
at Red Cloud. Columbus at Superior.
Mink League-ClariDdA at Auburn, FALL
City at Shenandoah, Nebraska City a
Maryville.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-16

INDIANAPOLIS. July R-Gsaze allowed
but three hts and the locals won. Scere.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-16
BIG AERO MEET AT HARVARD
tracts Leading AeropAanises
Of the world.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, July I5.-An aero
nautical meet 70 be held at Soldiers field
from September 3 TO n WIN be the greatest
contest OF its kind ever attenpged in
America according 20 the plans CT the Har-
ward Aeronauttc society, which are now
nearing completion
The Offering OF priEeS aggreEating about
$4,000 has proved a tempting bait to avlA-
tors. These professionals VIII contest.
Glenn H CurtisE Charles n. willard
Charles Hamilton, Count De LeEsers. VII
lam billiard and MesErs. Johnson And
Brool1ins-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-16

sPersons out: hit by hEtted ball
-Caduan hatted FOR Meter In ninth.
Lincoln .......---.-..-s0 o --S
Omaha .-....4----.-..-0 81
Two-base hits. Cobb, GondinE. Double
plays. HaEerrnan 20 Gagnler 70 Thomas,
Perrine 70 Kane Sacrifice hits Kruger,
Welch. Corridor. Struck out, BY BBger-
man. 3. by Meter. 2 Base on balls OFF
Hagerman. ]; off Meter. & Hit by pitched
bali: BY HAgerman. l. Time. l-& Umpires:
Flynn and Spencer.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-16
Girl Decapitated
by Pane of Glass
Miss Lena Phillips of New York
Meets Death by Peculiar
Accident.

NEW YORK. July Kan accident eaus-
ing the death Of q young woman occurred
here today w'hen a sheet OF window glass
accidentally knocked from its frame. fen
five stories and killed Miss Lena PhnlipA-
she Was almost oecapltaaed- The pane q
glass. which became unfastened while being
washed. sailed obliQuely through the air
and slGnted against the neck OF Miss
Phillips, who was walking On the street
below
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-16

Dsrbv winner aAa Nen Gow Ftninh
an Even Terms.

BANDoWN PARK England. July L.
The Ecltpse stakes Of lel0N sOVerelgns for
ana t-yeaI-oldA distance one mile and
one-Quarter, was run here today II was q
splendid race. and resulted ~ dead heat
between The Derby W1nner, Lenbarg, and
Neil Gown. ridden by Danny Maher. the
American Jockey. PlAcians finished third
The stakes were divided. sin horses ran
The Great Kingston, t-yeRr-od plate Of
506 sOysreigns. for 1-yeaT-ol1E. distance i've
fuFlOngA, was won By H. p. Whitney .
Borrow
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-16

GRAND ISLAND. Neb-, July I5.--(SpsciAl)
-President Henry EleEeTs points 10 the
elSes~f IN $40 base ball There IL not a
team an the league which has not still
TIE chance Of winning OF finishing close 10
ire top, and the distance between the
lesdeI,s and the tailenderE is less than that
az any a the other leagues, the standing o.
which Ia Of Interest IN this section 81 the
coun4ry In the state league the receipts
81 ire Fourth OF July games were pooled
ana the president has Just sent out SIS
"a each club. There is every indication that
the various clubs VII pull through the en-
firs skaNon andthaa thu matter Of reOrgani-
sssion for lsl VIII be taken Up early IN
tina winter
The Key to the sstuation-Bee Want AdS.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-16
STRAIGHT HEATS IN GREAT WEST
Gesrs Carries Off Big PAeinE stake
with Direct Hail. Jr.

TERRE HAUTE, July ls.--StrAight heats
and fast finishes marked the second Gays
racing q the Great Western circuit meet
ting. Geers drove Direct Hal, IT.. 70 win
first money IL the 1.73 pace, but was forced
by Peter Pan 10 set a mark OF fsoSat Re
SUITS
TrottinE. 2ds class purse 81 o0e;
Fair Maiden 1-2eA- b. m, by Prince
OF IndiA-Buffalo Maid. By jerome
EDDY lMeMAhonl- -...,-..--.--- !
Avanen, 3.165t. br. m Gears ,-----.-. 2
Captain George, b. O. fMurphy)-----.-.
Belle Colbert and Madele started Time.
2:lElk, $40, E.1A
Pacing, a:1g clasg, purse s., 600:
Direct Hal Jr-. 2ltk b. e. by Direct
Hal-KegenL BY Prince Regent
NDeefE) ...---------------.---- -----------s
May Day, 2.lss. b. m lMurphyD..---- 2 Z
Peter Pan. R:i1aE. b. 9. tChambers).-- ; .
Akhllne, t:I2A. b. 8. kCummingH)-..--. 4 4
Prince S. and Oscar Wilds started Time;
1854 2s0g agV73t-
Pacing. 3sg class. purse $500:
The Abbe blk. h., By Ch.mes-Nsttis
King, by Mnmlbrsne King lGoarE)... ] J
Andy N. j., 3slbst. b. h. lCumminESl--
H0UtallA- 1.17ze b. m lPtxleyl- -------
KAney Ouval lara. g 3. wilson.
Nettle McEWan. Prince N0rbella, Axms
and Pearl PICK started. Time: 1sqTA. asosaas
11E.k
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-16
PRESENTS FOR RAILROAD MEN
II. X. MeHArG, Whs Sold Interest IA
Texas Lac, Gives Years SALARY
10 Old Employees.

WACO. Tex. July lh.-H. K. MeHang. al
Stamford. Conn. who recently sold his
holdings in the Texas Central railroad has
notified the present management that he
VIII give a years salary 10 AL employes
who hAd been IN the service OF the road
for 20 years In addition 10 this gift every
conductor. agent. brakeman. and porter on
the entire line Of almost 800 miles win re-
ceive a months salary.
The Key TO the situaron-Bse Want Ads.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-16

Ran Car. Raced Last Season I'm TAin
state, Carries OF st3O Pace.

CLEVELAND. O.. July M-F1poritsa
were defeated "a the nrst two races ~ the
RockpoTt track Of the Lake Erie circuit
today. Summaries.
FIRST race IN pace purse. 500; Hail Car
first Red Bird second. Eecla Electric third,
Tlrae. E.1Sh
second race, 2sn trOt. purse. 500: Barren
Arnold first DOVen second, Nett1e Brook
third TLrna- 3.1g3-
Green first Locust Boy Hecond, Senator
I RaEhfurd third. Tine; f:ltit-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-16
MOroRcroLE oLUs IS FoRMED
Quarters Rentea ahd More Members
VIII BE Taken I'm Tonight.

The Omaha Motorcycles club WAS organ
iEed Thursday night win thirty members
and quarters rented at saD North Sixfeenth
street where the club. At q.8 tezight, ex-
pect 70 enroll 10 members.
II IL the purpose o. The club 20 promote
general good fellowship. arrange good
roads racing, etc
Every owner Of a motorcycle Is urged TO
be present tonight when the permanenta Or
KaniEati0n win be effected
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-16

RED OAK. la. July M-(special )-Red
Oak has accep1ed chAlleDge from the
creEtOn base ball team 70 meet them o.
the CrsEton diamond next sunday Red
OAK is maintaining fast independent
team this year and an exciting game a
looked for on thai date The erosion team
q working hard this week 20 have every
thlnE IN readiness fur the game and en-
poets 10 have the grAndstanc ready for Oe-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-16

COZAD, Nsb. July Especial, l-CoERd
TTut II ali over the OTerton zine Wed1Ss-
Day in An exciting game On the home
resent the real character Of the game,
which was close throughout, except in q
few SPOTS Overt0n CLEANED seven hits.
while CoEad got but i've. ExoeIlent field
Ing pulled the game through for the home
team OTert0n made it, Only run on an
overthrow 10 third otherwise they would
have been completely shut out Score:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-16
NeW YQrk WI UphIn RaftIe.
CLEVELAND.


FBatted for Hardness IN ninth.
SRRn for ERsler1y IN ninth
sRtted for Manning IN fourth.
Two out when winning rTn scored
New York .-.......9 Q s 80 0 Is
Cleveland ...-........0 s o ! o IL
Two-bake hit- Roach. Three-base hits:
Pe4Tdng, LaPcrte, Niles Home run: Niles.
Sacrifice hits: Cree. FAlkenberg Sacri-
flee fly. Wuater. Stolen bases. FRlken-
berg. PerTinE, Birmingham. Chase Bail
Lefr on bases Cleveland. s. New York. 8
Bases on errors Cleveland. I: New York.
2 Double play: Knight 20 Roach 20 Chase
Struckou9. BY FalkenberG. =. BY Manning
2: by Hardness, 2: by Quinn, J. Bases on
Harkness. l. Hits: OFF FalkenberT, In
three innings; of HArkp@ss. ? IN five IN.
nInes; off Mitchell. I IN fwo-third tnninCs
Ia five InnagH. Tine 2:lb. Umptres
Diueeu and Connolly.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-16

Two-base hits: Beschsr. Miller % Home
run. Mitchell Hits: OF Curtiss. 4 in tive
innings; off Ferguson, IN six innings.
Sacrifice hits: Bgan. MCMILLAN, RRT8den,
Beck, PaEkert. Stolen base: Poskert
Double plays: Sweeney 10 Shean. MeMll-
Ian TO Hobntzel; Sharpe TO Rariden TO
Sweeney 70 Shean. Left on bases: Boston,
B; Cincinnati. 4 First base on balls: Off
Curtiss 3; off Ferguson. l. Struck out:
BY SngES. 4 Passed bah: RArioen. Wild
bitch: SugEs Time: l.36 Umpires
TohnEtone and ERaou
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-16
FARRELL DEMANDS PROOF
Owner of Htgh1anderu Wants white
Sex Pitcher 10 Give Reasons for
Accusation of Stealing Signals.

NEW YORK, July 15.--Frank Farrell,
owner and president Of the New York
American League team, has requested
President Ban johnson OF the American
league 70 require Edward Walsh, one OF
the pitchers tor the Chicago White Sox
10 prove his charge that the New Workers
Farrell and Manager StalltngH both deny
that the New York team has been employ
ing teams They desire that walsh be
punished fer making such an accusation
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-16
BROWNS LOSE CLOSE CANE
Catcher LApp Gets Fifteen PutOuts
and Two Assists.
SCORE Is TWO 10 NOTHING
rhilsaelPhia Gets Man over In See
oRd and Third. After which
Ne Mere scores Are
Maae

PHILADELPHIA. July la-Phuadelphis
won a pitchers battle from 81. Louis TO
day Laps record Of fifteen put-ouiS and
two assists was made Up Of nine strike
outs, four fouls. the putting out Of two
men al the plate and the throwing out Of
two base runners. Score:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-16
Washfngt0a Hits KiIfian.

sBatfed for Killian in eighth inning
HRRtted for Mnrl,s IN ninth inninE
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-16
coLuMuuE


bacrlflce hi. WrAtten- ShcrlfIce fly,
Congalton- Two-base hits. Htnchnnan
Downs, Rossman, Ferris. Three base hits
Cravath. Rossman- First base on balls:
Off Sitton, ?: off F3ene, J. Struck out By
Sitton. =; by Fiene, g. Hit by pitched bail:
BY Packard. F5ene- Hits: Off Sitton. 3 Ia
seven innings; off Packard. 2 in -fwo in
ningE. Passed balls. Arbogast. Owens.
Time: is Umpfres- Hayes and Fengu-
son.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-16

GRI1NEIL. la. July R-<Special l-Tht
election Of Arthur NJ Brown a. new coach
ard assistant athletic director for Grlnnel
noEnced by Preslaent }. II. T. Main Of thAi
institution. Mr.. Brown Il q grhduRts q.
Williams college, where he played hall
hark ana for the last three years has bees
coach a. De PAW Mr.. Brown VII have
charge q AL athletics a. Griunen ths
coming yeaT as the director. C ". Fisher
via be absent fer the entire year.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-16

me Key to ths situata0n-Esse Want Ads.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-16
GAMES IN THE NATIONAL LEAGUE

CINCINNATI o., July 15-Clncinnati
knocked curtiss out OF the box IN the sec
ono inning and won easily. to l. e0sgs
was hit frequently. but kept the hits Wen
scattered. Ferguson pitched well Mitchell .
hons run Ia the first inning with man
on base was the feature Graham was
ordered off the field by Umpire TOMBSTONE
for diEputinE & decision Score:
CINCINNATI BOSTON.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-16

COLUMBUS, July 15-Minneapoiis took
third straight game from Columbus to-
day, to 3. Rosefnan'E hitting virtually
decided the result In both the fourth and
seventh innings the winners dad not make
q start until after two were out. NAH
ling secured from Wilkesharre In q trade
for Quinlan, did effective work QuinlAn
has refused % report TO Wflkesbarre until
q salary dispute is settled. Score.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-16
CHAMPS LOSE CLOSE GAME


DIES MONIES, July 15.-1n . battle be-
tween pitchers. with unusual support trorn
3nfield and outfield, Des Mo4nes went down
70 defeat before Sioux city IN one OF the
closest games Of the season today Owens
and O'Toole did the tN1rling stunt The
them. Score
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-16
ROURKES LOSE GOOD CANE
Lincoln Plays Tight Ball Through
All Nine Innings.
AEYBODYs GAME TILL LAST
pmaha Tcam Puts I'D Close Game
and Keeps Opponents on Their
TfP-Toes-seore Three
20 One.

LINCOLN. Neb.. July 15-Linooln played
tight ban behind Hagerman's pitching to-
day and won closely contested game from
omaha, by score Of 2 70 J. Corridor s
errors were costly and permitted Lincoln
10 win In the eighth score.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-16

Stolea bases; Aagee- Hughes e. Sacri-
nee hits Hoffman F,ckertnr Two-hase
hits. N. Charles, Lewis Three-ha.se hits:
Pickering %, SchArdt Double plays.
Robinson 10 MaEee 20 Howard Robinson
70 hoNard Struck cut BY HAlla- 3: By
SchArdt, p Bases on balls OFF Srhartif j.
OH MclslEnn, 3 hit by pitched bali. Picxer-
ins- Wild pitch: SchardL Frns. orr
Sehardt, In -four innings. OF McGiyun s
IN four innings. Left on bases. louisville
., MilWauke, 4 Baik: SchRr3t. Time. TO.
Umpires; Chill and Guthrie
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-16

sBatieo for Baner IN ninth.
T,ea Notnsss ...-....-.-e o o 0 0 0 100
sioux CITY. 0 o 089 81
Bases on balls. Off Owens, q; off o'Toole.
Z struck ont. BY Owens, 3: by O'TOole.
Sle Hlt by pitched ball. aolll2. Douhie
play. Neighbors 20 stem sacrifice hit;
Dublin TiEne. 1.be ltnpires. Clark and
SternberE AttRndances aa.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-16

A letter from O. s. Harris u Hooper
Neb. 10 The Bee states he IL the rnAn VIE
rAised the speedy mare. Dude Archaic
and that ~ tie time be Nrote he Bttn
owned her and her dam
A telegraph dispatch from Terre HAuts
gives thu report that the mare has been
sold for uoloe - p @ Jones. the million-
Alfs Tsnnesses horsemAS
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-16

NIAGARA FALLS Ont. July Ik-The
American Whist congress concluded today.
Tha Minneapolis uFopty WaA wen ~ the
Knickerb0cker WHIST cluh. watch defeatad
ire whist club q New York = J. Phelps,
MinnaapoilA. Il pFoHioeat
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-16
COLONIES OUlPLAY BREWERS
Hit Milwaukee Pitchers Freely
Halls Back in Form.
PICKERING AND HUGHES SLUG
Louisville Wins Easily on Heuae
DismOnd ~ EiEht 60 One
score.

LOUISVILLE. July lb.-Louisvme ort-
played Milwaukee today and wen easily.
5 70 Sohardt and McGlynn were both
hatted freely while Haua was himself again
Tbs batting Of Pickering and Hughes and
the fielding Of Mageo were the features
EcrTye-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-16

Two base hits Murch. Three base hits:
Chsobourne, shannon. Struck out: BY
Glaze, Z; by Brandon, J. HITS. Oft Bran
dom. in Elk and One-third innings, OFF
Campbell, Ia two and two-third Innings.
Bases on balls: OFF Glaze. 8; off Ryandom
SvcRle
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-16
HIe STAKE FOR AAArEUAs
white city And caHhOun Teams 20
Play fer Parse.

Waite City RamblerK viii play the fast
team Of Calhoun al thar town Sunday af-
ternOon- The bet, which q a. stake 10 enc
amateur games IN this section for q long
tfEne- KArbosk1, Who won ten straight
EsiDea. Wfn Dc the twirlinB for the White
cityitsA.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-16

Two oul Nhen winning run sconoo
wichita ......-.....-..e 90 / o.
St Juseph.-...--.-.-.-9 o 10
Three-bkse hit. Powell. Two-base hits
Jones, FramDes. MAnske, Hughes. Stolen
bases FOX. Eorhan, RelIly. MAnEke, Bel
utcn, HugheH.i Sacrifices hits. Fox, Bauer,
GR1gano, Isbell. Double play. Claire 10
lspell Hfras OFT Ealgano, In ak and a
1hird innings of Manske, ] IN two and
Iwo-lhirds innings. Struck out: BY Cal
Eano 2, By Jarnigaa g. Bases on balls-
OFF GalEane j: OF garnigaa. Lett on
bases. ST. Joseph. a. Wichita, g. Time
a.l8 Umpire. Haskell Attendance: SA
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-16

IIree~n4sc MT LLOYD IWo-ua@e MT.
WALSH. Sacrifice hit: Abbott Stolen base.
KeTns Left On bases. Denver. 4: Topeka,
3 First base on balls of HaErik 3. o..
Ehman 81 Struck out BY Harris, q; By
Ehraan 8 Passed ball. Weaver. BAH
Harris Time. La Umpire; Muilen-