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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-28
HAYES DEFEATED BY BUNDY
Pacific CORat Champion Wins from
Illinois Man In Fourth Round of
Western Tourney,

LAKE FOREST, H.. July H.-In q
smashing exhibition OF hard fought, clever
play on the courts OF the Onwentsia club
here today Thomas Bundy the Pacific
coast champion, defeated Waiter Hayes,
the Illinois state champion In the fourth
round OF the annual western championship
tennis today. Hayes took the first set, the
score for the match being 3-6, 6-4, 6-2.
The results
Third round, mems slngles-Gardner de-
feated Hill. 6-1, 60. Whitman defeated
Miller, ga, 4-e, 90. Elsner defeated Bur-
ton ST, rs, 6-l
Fourth round, mems singles-Bundy de-
feated Hayes, Sc GA, So Gardner de-
feated Hazelhurst, 6-1, 6-1-
Second round, mems doubles-Goodbody
and Keith defeated Kresl and Butler, 1-s,
g. 81, 6-2.
Preliminary round, women's singles-Mrs.
Crane defeated Miss Waldo rs, ga Mrs
Brewer defeated Miss Smith, go go.
First round, women's singles--Miss Whit
Ing defeated Mrs Massey, 6-4, 6-S. Miss
Rees defeated Miss Burnham, 81, 6-2. Mrs.
Davis defeated Mrs. Brewer, Ia, 6-S, Ga.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-28
RED OAK RACE RESULTS
Emma z and Ben Bliss Fight Hard
I'm Twenty Pace.

Sran, ~ 49, LILY S"nSSpee,at le, se
track In good condition and big crowd In
attendance. The events scheduled were the
starters ana the 80 pace; I'M which eight
faced the starter. 1.y -gc r.a -..1
The trot was a hot race and went to the
full five heats. Emma a. and Ben Bliss
held equal positions in the summaries at
the finish and divided first and second
moneys Best time, 2:20k.
Harry G. captured the pace in straight
heats. Best time, 2;14k. r.
Tomorrow Baron Dillon, jF,, ana Colonel
Axcyone will resume the fight which they
have been carrying on in Nebraska, when
they meet in the fifteen trot. Eight others
are entered in this race.
The twenty-five pace. with fourteen an
tries, and the three-year-old trot with ten
entries, are also scheduled
The firemen's parade was one of the
features today The Clinton, Sioux City
and Red Oak teams were lined up for this.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-28
Couldn't CONC nnck.

Servant girls must all look pretty much
alike 10 men," said the woman with the
husband,
II had been without one for nearly two
weeks, and / couldn't seem TO convince my
husband Of the difficulty of getting one
worth having. Finally he got very cross
about IT one evening and, picking up the
paper, no pointed to the Situations
Wanted column and announced that here
were scores OF girls advertising for places.
III get one for you this very evening he
announced.
''He copied off several addresses and
went out Did he come back with one7
Indeed, no did, In about half an hour And
who do you think he had in tow
That impudent, nasty Della, the girl !
discharged only two weeks ago. OF course
he hadn't recognized her, and she came In
as impudent nH you please with all heT
bundles, prepared 10 stay. But you can
gamble she didn't. And my husband has
decided TO leave those matters to me In
the future. New York Times.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-28
Four Club League Formed.

HURON, S. D.. July g7.-tspaeiai) --At a
meeting OF the base ball managers Of
teams from Watertown, Huron. Aberdeen
ana hedueld, held IN tho latter city Mon
posed q clubs from the four cities named
me season for tho South Dakota state
league closes the present week and the new
ORGANISATION Immediately springs into exc
istence, The quartet IL mada up OF the
pest players from clubs OF the state league.
y Tine schedule OF games has been made.
J, Randolph, Redfed, preAldent, j. II
shahnohL Aberdeen, vice president; G. w.
sehIltz; WATERFOWL, secretary, and Charles
9teeL huron, treasurer, Huron will open
The new league schedala with Watertown
IN ihls city next Monday with a three-game
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-28
YORK GETS STRAlGHTAWAY
Team Makes the Run In Thirty Sec
Onds at state Firemen'S
Tcurn3ment,

YORK, Neb.. July 81. Especial Tele-
gram. This afternoon the first race was
announced as double race, Seward.
Friend ana North Bend filing a protest
in the 25o-yard straight-away yesterday,
and the board decided TO take the time In
the 25O-yard hose race, The time given
in the stralRht-awuy was York, $50;
Uorth Bend O;SoSi Seward, 0:32i Friend,
O:SA
Two Hundred and BiftyYard Hose Race;
York. 0:39A; Seward, $3.50 l-l0; Friend, O;S6;
North Bend, injured coupling, and no time
given.
Hook and Ladder Racei Fairnont, GA;
flat; Lexington, 0;H.
Fifty foot eouplng-Yo OLA l-lO
Friend, OI4h; Clarks, OILS l-1O.
Two hundred and Fifty Yard Hose Race
Clarks, O;S9A; Fremont, o;427t; Sargent
Ol3tb
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-28

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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-28

Billy Brooks Wins
Fifteen 'Trot and
Breaks a Record
Fast Colt Retrieves Hard Luck in
Two and hree-Year-0ld
Form in Hot Race.

KALAMAZOO, Mich, July T.-The sec
ond day Of Grand Circuit racing showed up
the sensational trotter OF the year In the
four-year-old colt Billy Burke, who won
the feature event-the 5000 stake for 2; lb
Notwithstanding the fourth heat in 2;06St,
which ties the worlds record for fourth
heat. held Jointly by BeuEetta and Bob
Douglass. The gray geldlng, Robbie Nc
GreEor, beat Billy Burke In the first heat,
but after that the son of Silent Brook had
things his own way.
The 2:Os PAGERS had great battle, and
the race was finally won by the favorite,
King Cole, Waverly winning the first heat
in 2:O4M. the fastest tims Of the race.
The judges did not think Driver owings
was trying to win with The Phillstins in
the first heat Of the All pace, which Halle
Lou took with little difficulty. With
Walker up In the next heat The Philistine
finished In front, but May Queen was best
In the third, after which the race was post
pOned on account Of darkness.
Track and weather conditions were again
ideal. Every favorite won In the contests
which were finished, Summaries:
Pacing, 2;os class, purse N,OOo, three In
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-28
ensuLrs IN THREE. LEAGUE
speaker CannOn watches Game at
DRnviIie.

Speaker CannOn Watches Cams Mt
DanvilEe.
PEORIA, Ill. July N;-With the bases
filled Jacobs Nas sent In 10 bat for As
mussen in the fifth and won the game for
Peoria with three-baEger, Score. % 8,
Score: -. R.H. Il.
Peoria ,,.,,.,,~,',,,s,9o
Waterloo ..........es- 1 ~ W VI
Batteries: Gilbert and Aamussen and
Jacobs; Chapman and Harrington
DANVI1I4EsA III, July M-Speaker Can
non saw pavenport's players nearly run
themselves 10 death on the bases ana re-
niarke OF IND r9esuRhlanes to Washington
form. The locals neVer had chance at
any time. aeofet R.H, u,
panviile ..,-s.s1'''.,'' el0esg3VSS !
Davenport" -....,,,, 2eal Gao lilo rs
Batteries; Duffy, Reynolds and Hide
Brand Smith and Walsh.
sPRtNGFIELD. ~, July E.-couchman
was easy and Springfield siugged the bali
winning IN a walk The visitors were out
played Scorer "r '~f R.H. T..
sprlngfisld ..."",r" SSSS8Ssb:1sl!
Batteries: stsger and Hartley; Couch
man and OLehFy.
BLoOMINdTOE, H., July T.--Dubuque
had on their hitting clothes and Blooming
ton used three pitchers In an endeavor Ia
stop them. Score: RHE,
Bloomington .ss,..,,,, 0Q0g001 00-l /
Dubuque - a..-..N. 0tO Z o o o III ~
Batteries: PTendergast. Davidson. Walsh
and Nunamaker; Ferries and Boucher,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-28
Tennis Tourney
Plans Are Now
WellUnder Wa :
Clay Court Devotees Are Anxious for
the Start of the Big Event
of the Year.

Entries for the national Clay Court
championship tennis tournament are
counting up rapidly although the com
mittee states that 1t really expected
more early names sent in than have
been received. one reason fer the delay
is that many Of the men will enter their
names in person when they come in the
last of this week, with the purpose OF
resting over Sunday before the big day
comes. ~
All manner or preparations are being
made for the event to facilitate the best
playing and that the matches may be ~
fast as possible Seventy dozen OF spald-
inE's championship tennis balls were re-
ceived to start the players off with and
several new nets are to be put In use next
Monday for the OCCASION
One OF the best improvements In the
equipment OF the Field club for this year
is the new three-wheeled liner, which
places the lime on wet When dry II sticks
to the ground and will rub out altogether
before 1t will spread and spoil the ac-
cuTaoy. of the line,
Dry weather may be hard on the golf
courses, but II certainly improves the con.
dltlon Of a, tennis court. Never before have
the Field olnbsconrts been In better eondi'
| ton. The surface is hard and smooth and
will not scuff up and break the crust as
all clay Is bound to do after too much rain
! Quite a list Of prominent players entered
themselves. lately for the contest, w. s
Gilman, champion OF Iowa and former Tri-
state champion; r. L. Simmons of syria
cuse, a man of note in the east; Charles
| Spice and In Bradley, both OF Oklahoma
are In the doubles, and others Of the east
and west have promised that they vii
enter the last Of this week.
Omaha people are awaking to what a bis
thing In athletics It is going to be and q
large crowd is expected at the Field elut
| to watch the contests.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-28
EVENTS ON RUNNING TRAcKs
HandbrIdge wins Feature az Esapire
CITY RRce Track.

EMPIRE CITY TRACK, N, Y, July a.
-IIandbridgs, exhibiting wonderiul. speed
at six furongs here today from a high
class field, Restigouehe, the 10 favor
lie, Won the midsummer stakes ia a sgal-
lop, Summarizes
First race. mile and twenty yards Perry
Johnson q TO % won, Vienna second
Christiana, third. Time: las
second lace, SIX furloRgs; Crash fl6 10 u
won, The Hague second, Amerleaneei
third, Time: 1918 10. t
Third race, six furlougs; Handbrid8e III
TO b Won, Sir Alvescott second Rose
Queen third, Time: i:il 2-a
Fourth race, the mIu-summer seiaul
stakeS, oas and one-eiKht mile. Resti
gouehA n 70 % won, Gliding Belle second
NQrbit third. Time; 1853
Firth race six furlongs. Novelty Il 4
@ Won. Heetagpn second, Mir, oollgntlS
third. Time: i;i2 So.
si1th race, mile and twenty yards GaDI
q 10 81 won, Question Marke second Green
bridge third. Time: i;42 %.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-28
ConcIua!Ne.

The girl with the blonde hair and the
dark girl with the dmple were making var
tous purchases preparatory 10 their sumner
vacation When II came TO bathing suits
there was a disagreement The girl with
the blonde hair wanted to select a de-
eldedly Abbreviated costume, and the dark
girl With the dimple was trying 20 dis
suada her.
''You.Rre not tall enough to wear H." re-
monstrstsd the dark girl. Don't you know
a skirt that ENDS above the knees makes
a girl lock shortorl'
4 know u maEes the men look longerrS
inSlnuated the little blonde.
And that settled the matterb-New York
Times
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-28
Cherol<ee Indians Lone.

DAVID CITY, Neb., July N.-(speolal.I
The Cherokee Indian base ball team
now touring Nebraska, was defeated In {
hot game at David City yesterday by 9
score of 9 to s. The game was marked
by rapid double plays and stellar fielding
Howser for David City and Payne for tho
Indians starred at bat. The Indians go tc
Oseepla for their. next game.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-28
INpIANApolLa.

Two base hlts Jones, Mccormick, Three
base hit; Clark; Struck out; BY Glaze, Il;
Murray, Base on balls OH Laroy, 8; OF
ga nss off Cheney Sacrifice hits;
innings, none out in the sixth, OFF Cheney,
In three Innings; off Dowd, 0 in one In
ming. Umptres: Chill and Bush. Time: 1;+5.
Columbus Wins Final.
COLUMBUS, July 2.-Columbus won the
final game OF the series with Milwaukee,
to ., the visitors being unable to do
anything with Liebhardts delivery. Can't
we'll was knocked out OF the box In the
third when six runs were scored. McCilynn
finished the game. Score
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-28

what old sore ulcer h whether from
bad blood
of polluted
unhealthy
blood
which
l. SWIFT SPECIFIC CO, ATLANTA, GA.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-28
Yesterday's ResaIts.
WESTERN LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Hesulta'
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Omaha Wichita, postponed
Sioux City, 3; ~. Joseph g.
Lincoln, 0; Denver, 2.
Des Mones 8; Topeka, 8,
AFRICAN LEAuUB,
New York. 4; Boston, 9, second game,
New York, S. Boston, o.
Washington; b :, Rhilade llP asi n =
Philadelphia, q New York,
Pittsburg, S. Cincinnati T.
Chicago, 6; ST. Louis, \.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Milwaukee, D; Columbus, :.
kansas city, Il Toledo, I,
~. Paul, 4; Indianapolis, 2.
Minneapolis, 81 Louisville, J.
NEBRASKA LEAGUE.
Superior, 2; Columbus, 10.
Red Cloud, o. Grand Island, g.
hastings, @; Fremont, TO-
seward, I; Kearney, ].
MINK LEAGUE.
MaryVile, 81 Clarinda, J.
Fails City, /; Nebraska City, 2. Foufteen
Auburn, 3; Shenandoah, l.
Games To-day.
Western League -OmRha at wichita
Sioux city at 81. Joseph, Lincoln at Den
YER, Des Meines at Topeka,
American Observation-Disclosures at Phiia-
delpha, Chicago at Detroit, St Louis al
Cleveland, New York at Boston,
National League-Philndelphia at New
York, Boston at Brooklyn. Cincinnati al
Chicago at St. Louis
American Association-Toledo at Milwau'
kee,
Nebraska state League-4superior at Co
lumhus, Red Cloud az Grand Island, kear'
ney at Seward, Hastings at Fremont.
Mink League-Shenandoah at Maryville
Clarlnda at Falls City, Nebraska City al
Auburn, t
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-28
New York DFeaI1s Even.

Two base hits: knight, stahl Hemphill.
TYhree-base hit Cree. Left on bases: New
t horh D; Boston, !, Bases on. balls; Off
bushes, 3; by Cicotte, T. Sacrifice hits:
iEgngle, Roach. Sacrifice flies: stahi, Aus
I'M Double plays; Wagner, l.. aGrdner
ana Stahl, Hit by pitcher, BY Cicotte
3In,anleisl: umpires; Connolly and KERN.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-28
Denison Defeata now CITY.

DENfsoN, Ia, July 27.-(Speeial.) --Deni-
son ball team defeated Dow City here
Tuesday, to /. Hombach of Council
Bluffs pitched a no hit game for Denison.
Anderson Of Dow City pitched for his
team, doing we'll, but was not properly
supported. Charter Oak team will play al
perison Wednesday.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-28
crrte Wtns from porchester.

CRETE. Neb., July d-~tSpecial. THE
Crete Sluggerg batted out their fourth
straight victory over Dorchester yesterday
afternoon In a sixHling contest. sceTei
Dorchester t.s........O0sOOOOOi-4
Crete ......S...,...,...Of S0OStO'- IS is 5
Batteries, For Dorchester. l.. Byers and
MorraSyi for Crete, Norton and Ammer-
man
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-28
HARRY LEG LEADS GOLFERS
Yale Man Makes Hundred and
Seventy at Minneapolis.
RECORD Is BROKEN ALREADY
Results OF Qualification RSand In
Western Association Tournament
Champion Robert A. Gard
ner is Pushed Hard.

MINNEAPOLIS, July. H.-sixteen golfers
survived the second days play Of the tour
nament for the championship of the West
ern Golf association The honors were
taken by Harry Legg OF MinikRhda, the
stocky boy from YalesS Legg equalled his
remarkable performance Of yesterday, when
he turned m a wonderful card OF 70 in the
second of the f,thlFtY7six hole qualifying
round. makiRBpa totaI5Of 40 That broke
the old westerf Goif tassociat ton qualifying
record Of III made by H; Chandler Egan
over tho old ExmooE course. Charles Evans,
jr., Of lEdgewater, the present championi
Robert A. Gardner, the national champion,
and Legg remained in the struggle
Gardner was forced to go to the eigh-
teenth green TO defeat Addison stillwell of
Midlothian by one up Stillwell fought
hard and Gardner was unable to set better
than half in five on the eighteenth Gard
ner made 1t in a. while Stillwell was one
eAr n oh al "a
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-28
PHILADELPHIA.

Hlts; OFT DyRert, , In seven and one
third inningsi off Plank, 0 in one and two
Sacrifice hit: Collins. Sacrifice fly Davis
Double plays; Lelivelt to Gray to Killifer;
Baker to Collins to Davis Baker to Davis
20 rh Sni,, stolen bases LeEyelt El6er.
Washington, u Philadelphia l. First base
on errors Washington, 2; Philadelphia, 2
Struck out: BY Gray, 7; by Dygert, g.
Passed BALI Thomas Wild pitch: Dygert
lin.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-28
'TSo out when ;, winning run was scored
TOPEKA,

pes Moines ~" 49,. H. Sos I PAL %
Topeka ,,..,s, ,,.,.,v,,Q 2Q0 90 g.
Three-base hit; Nlshoff, Two-base hits;
Tendreth. Knnkel, Abbott Stolen bases
Curtis (0 Maytick Cg. Collga Sacrifice
BIT; Niehofk hase on balls: OFT Jackson,
4 off iMtchelL 4, struck out; BY jack
son, 4; by Mitchell, 7. Left on base:
Topeka, lai5 Des Moines, I. Double plays;
Reilly to WEIGH to Abbott; Williams to
Cohgan to Dwyer. Wild pitches: Mitchell.
Z Passed ban Boles. Time: 900 um-
pire: Mullen,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-28
New York IL Victorious.


II1""l"I VuIl IIIl Uy Matted bail,
'Baited for Shelter In ninth
fhllhdelphla ...,.....,0 2 o o O O. O 90
New York.,,,m,.".,.0 0 "a
Iwo-base hits; Walsh. Murray, Sacrifice
hltsi knabe, Seymour. stolen base: Knabe
dsii on bases; Philadelphia. 8; New York,
New york, l. Double play; Devlin, Doyie
ana Merkle. Struck outs Isy WiitEe q:
by FoNen, 1; Shelter. q Base on balls:
FoNen, In 5 -S inningsi off Shelter
IN l-S innings, Umpires. Johnstone and
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-28
Crenton Wins Game.

CRESTON. Ia, July Especial. 1.-The
game between creston and Red Oak Sun
day at this place, was not the fast game
~ was expected 20 be. IL was full o. errors
and misplays. and long -drawn-out and
ended In score OF 10 10 In favor Of Cres-
ton.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-28

bAcrlIIce hltB; HAIIman %, Hinchman.
Sacrifice fly: Freeman. Bases on balls: Off
Yingling, 81 off Brandon, 6. Struck out: BY
Yingling, b by Brandon, 2 Double plays;
Carthy to Freeman. Left on bases: Toledo,
z; Kansas City, 2. Hit with pitched ball;
GocAsh, Time: l:55, Umpires' Guthrie and
Ferguson.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-28
soMnRs BUYs ENTIRE INTEREST
vice President of Cleveland Club
Buys Out President.

CLEVELAND, o., July N.-Vice Presi-
dent c. w. somers of the Cleveland base
ball club, today acquired the interest of
sideratlon said to border on the $500. 900
mark. He is now sole owner of the club.
Messrs SOmers and Kilfoyl have been as
since 1900. when the American league was
organized,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-28
RESULTS ~ MINK LEAGUE
Nebraska city Gees awInRiRE score
over Falls city In Fourteenth.

At Falls cityvScore. R.H.E
sstts S,ss @es ana wsisr; sSesTs De-
lair and smith, Umpire Meyers.
At Shenandoah-Scorei R.H.E,
AupuIn ,.s''''''''''''.S HShHbH0dT ~
Batteries: Edllck and Craninger; phnson
and Castle. Umpire, Sage.
Al Clarinda-SoOre. RH,E.
MaryVille .....,......20 cocoon O--S n 3
Clarinda ......,.....,.,l O000OOO0-l 1
Batteries; ThoFp and Dietz; Lowell and
Johnson. Umpire; Fletcher
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-28
ATHLETICSLOSET OSENATORS
Washington Scores Four Runs in
Eighth Inning,
SCORE IS FIVE TO FOUR
PhiIadslphia BIanked After Fourth
Elberfeld Gets Three-BRse
Hit--Three Double
Plays.

PHILADELPHIA. July N.-Phlladelphia
lost today's game to Washington, to 4,
Washington won by scoring four runs In
the eighth inning on a single by COnroy,
base on balls to Gessler, an error by
Baker, q three-bagger by Elborfeld and
Henry's out Score;
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-28
CINCINNATI.

.Batted for Rowan in seventh.
-Hatted for Mcmillan In ninth.
Ran for Mclean in ninth.
Batted for Benton Ia ninth.
ffiittsourg ........,.,,1 o 01OS $50 O-S
,.......,.,2 0 o. 0 3 IL
IWo-6ase hitsi Hoblltzel, Campbell, Pas
kert Three-base hits: Byrne, McKeohnie.
E 6lts or Philippe, : IN 6i-S innings; off
IN innings, none out in seventh, off
Rowan, in inning; off Benton, IN 2
innings, Sacrifice hits; Campbell Wilson,
M NJ. S Gibson. stolcn bases: Essn,
iMtehell 90 Campbell. Lobert Double
pays Byrne, Mckenzie and Flynn: Nc
Milan Milan Esan and HobAtzelj McKechnie and
Flyhn. Left on bases: Pittsburg, 4; Gin
sinnati, o. Base on balls: Off JIaspar Z.
SStIuek out; BY campltE, 2; Benton, 2
IiIne: 200. EMPIRES: Brennan and O'Day.
New York IL Victorious.
NEW YORK. July N.-Slx hits. one mass
ana one error punched In the slxth inning
To-Day gave New York six runs and a
victory over Philadelphia. 20 q Foxen
up 20 the sixth had the locals at his mercy
Miltze, while hit freely, Kept the hits
scattered. Umpire tombstone sent Rates
OH the field In the first inning for ais
putting decision. Score;
la
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-28

'Batted for McGlynn in ninth
G SGIS%SSs ' ...... SSdSSdSa
Sacrifice hits: Mailing Reiliey. Sacrifice
fly: Mailing Bases on balls. Off Can't
well, 8; Lebhardt, T. Two base hits: Con-
Mailing and odwell Chadles, Lewis ana
McGann. HIT by pitcher: Spencer. Struck
out; BY Liehhandt. 81 by .MeGlynn, q. Hits:
Bierhalter and Cusaek. Time. isAh -
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-28
DUDE ARCHIBALD TAKES
EXTREMELY FAST MARK
'sPoD" Gesrs' Nebraska TrottInE
MRchiRs wins over Cracks in
Eleven TrOt.

KALAMAZOO. Mich, July s7,-fn the
EapeF MIils purse, third heat, All trot
Dude Arehdale was first. Alice Roosevelt
second, bisa third, Charley H. rourtn
Time! 2;06A.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-28
Detrolt Rnya LoudIeII.

DALLAS, Tex, July N.--Pitcher Loudiell
of the Waco Tex, club has been sold TO
the Detroit Americans, He will report to
Detroit at once
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-28

Two-base hits: Powell Jones. corhan,
Neighbers, Miller, Andreas, Stolen bases;
Corhan, CULLEN tSl.S Meyers Neighbors,
Sacrifice lits;G Fox, Alderman. Double
BY Swift, 8; by Alderman, 5. Bases on
balls. OF, Swift, 81 off Aldermany a.
wild pitch( Swift. Passed ball, FTemhss,
Hit by pitched ball by Alderman, Powell
81 swift, Jones. Left on bases; 81 Jo-
seph, 10; Sioux City, Q, Pine of game:
2l5. Umpires: sternberg and Clark.
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suspended fog shsglrz Umpire.

CHICAGO, July R,-PFss,dent Chivngton
OF the American association, today sus-
ptQaed Tony lAnes ef The Kansas City
club, Tor three days for shelving Umpire
Bush on the ball field At Columbus. July 81
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-28

Stolen bases. Beall, Ilolan, Two-base
hitsl Lindsay, Lloyd, Beall Sacrifice hits;
Lindsay, GRgnler. Struck out: BY Ohm
stead, 7; by Knapp, G. Bases on balls.
OFF Olmstesd, 4; Off Knapp, 8. Left on
bases; Denver, 8, Lincoln, ?. Time; ii5l.
Umpire; Haskell. Es q
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New York.......0 L 900 O2 a-s
boston ..,.....0 / Of 0 / o Q Q SlS
st aTo-bas SCI, hits; L; Gardner Engle (s,,
baasps Hooper, lord LEI on rS bsses sf Sst
5ork, 81 Boston, II. Base on balls: Off
Smith 3; off Ford, 6. First base on errors:
Boston, 2 New York, l. Struck out: BE
rMa' ~ by smith, 8. Sacrifice hits: Wag-
ner, knight, Daniels. Sacrifice fly: Ford
Diogple plays; Roach e. Gardner and
hnlsnt;' Hemphill. uatin, Ford, q. Gard
heT ana Roach. Whd pitch: Ford Passed
Dali: Mitchell. Umprles. KERN and Con-
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CARDINALS WIN OVER CUBS
Locals Land on Visiting Pitcher in
Sixth Inning,
SCORE is EIGHT TO SIX
Chicago Loses swstfest--One Home
Run--schuIte Gets Two Three
Base Hits During the
Game.

to almost every corner OF the field In the
sixth inning and ST. Louis won. Score:
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nRRoRs LOSE ron ST. JosEPH

sioux City Captures First Game of
ssrieA, Mae to siH.
ST. JOSEPH Mo-. July N,-ETrors on the
part OF 81. Joseph lost the first game OF
the series with Sioux City today by
score Of Q TO 8. Scord:
SIOUX CITY,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-28
kt. Paul pefratr IndInnnnolin.

INDIANAPOLIS, July N,-Pltoher Laroy
who was retired at the end OF three in
nings yesterday, came back" today and
let Indianapolis down without a hit, St.
Paul winning, I 70 2 and making the series
an even break The locals had to use three
PAUL.