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Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-26
Boosters May
Attend Opener
Plan for Commercial Club to Boost
for Omaha Base Ball
Club. '

1t is possible that plans will be made by
the Omaha Commercial club 10 attend the
opening game at home of the Omaha base
ball club on May TO- when Topeka plays
here.
No positive action has been taken, but
the matter viii he brought up at tho
meeting Of the executive committee Of the
booster organization Tuesday noon, at
wi ich time the disposition Of that body
will be ascertained
On the day that Omaha plays its first
home game It is planned to have o. parade
in which the players, officials of the club
and all citizens who have autos and who
expect TO witness the first contest viii be
represented.
Other cities in the league have had the
support Of the various booster oTganiza-
tlons when the opening OF the league was
held last week, and those which will open
at home after a trip around the circuit
are planning for big day,
Many who are interested in the ball club
and the Commercial club think that such
q move would be beneficial, not only to
the club, but TO the city as i would show
the right booster spirit.
Gould Dietz, chairman OF the entertain
ment committee OF the Commercial club,
is In favor Of all the members of tho
organization, who can do so, reservlng a
section Of the grandstand at Vinton park
ard start the home team off right on the
opening occasion. Others have been ap-
preached and are in favor OF such a plan.
1t is also suggested that every auto
mobile owner in Omaha who Is going to
the game make an effort to Join the pro-
cession that win move to the grounds on
May 10. A band win lead the way and
the occasion will be made more or less a
general holiday.
Inasmueh as the base ball team adver
tses the city OF Omaha al widely as any
institutiAn within its BOUNDARIES, the gen
eral feeling seems 70 be that as much
encouragement as pnssible should be OF,
fered at the startoff OF the home season.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-26
CHAMPS LOSE AFTER CLOSE WORK
Four TO Four NJ 81. Joseph Up to
Sixth, when Drummers Win.

ST. JOSEPH, April 26.-rln game that
was closely contested for six innings the
DTummers made II three straight against
Des Moines tins afternoon, winning by u
rally In the seventh. Up TO the sixth the
score stood TO and Pitcher Herche was
succeeded by McGregor tor Des Moines,
when the Drumners started the onslaught
with the bat that anded in the defeat of the
champs, 10 5, Ihe last score made by the
visitors came IN the eighth, McGregor was
unable to stop the scoring In the seventh,
three OF the toursruns being made OFF him.
how ever, he held the home boys safe for
the rest OF the way
Des Moines was the first to score, clout-
ing dalgino forrtwo hits and q run In the
inst 1he Drummers made two In their
half after Herche had struck out the first
two men up. GalgtnO was well supported
and held the champs until the fourth, when
one run was mace. Ia the sixth, Davis
men pushed over an additional brace of
talles, taking n lead OF two runs. The
lead was held for a short time only, as the
Drummers evened up In their haf, Then
came the seventh, IN when the balloon
Went up for the visitors. Three hits for
extra bases counted heavily Tor ST. Jo-
seph The score
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-26
Aero Club Ready
with Summer Plans
Club Will Meet This Week to Ar.
range Program for the
Season.

The Aero club of Nebraska is fortunate
In having Omaha for its headquarters.
Particularly is this so when it is consid-
cred that the pick of Uncle Sans army
officers who are interested In aeronautics
are stationed in this city. With them in
terested and back OF the movement for
Advancement the members feel that there
cannot be any obstacle that may not be
met and overcome.
An investigation OF the weather condi-
tions at this point indicate that they are
IDEAL both for balloohins and aeroplane
work. The prevailing winds toward the
northwest are just what are needed for
ballooninE to maintain a maximum flight
and the atmospheric conditions due to the
elevation are right
Now that the weather is assuming a
somewhat settled state meeting Of the
directors will be held some time this week
and plans for the coming season will be
discussed and steps taken to carry them
out.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-26
Bicycle Rider
Badly Injured
Frank Kramer, American Champion,
Painfully Hurt by Running
Into Fence.

NEW YORK, April S-Frang Kramer Of
Orange. N. j., Americas champion cyo-
list was painfully injured in the flve-mile
professional race on the Vansburg cycle
track at Newark. n. j., today when in try
ing TO avoid a collision he ran into fence.
Kramer said afterward that he would be
able to ride again in a day or two.
The summary:
One Mile Handicap Professional-Percy
Lawrence, San Francisco, (S5 yards) won.
Time: l.5l9s.
One-hah Mile Match, Professionally. @.
Hehir, Australia, beat John Bedell, Lynn
brook, l.. L. in straight heats. Time OF
heats. 1855 and ll9b
Australian Pursuit Race, Amateur-Phil-
lfp Wright Salt Lake City, won. Distance,
six and thFee-fourths miles. Time: 4,22h.
Two Mile Invitation. Professional-E. #.
Rock, Boston, won. Time; 4:364b
Five Mile, Professional, Open-Iver Law
son. Salt Lake City, won. Time: n:OOh.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-26
Q Q Q UNEQUALED
OoOo oOo FOR BAD BLOOD


the v1taSng nourng
constantly healthy
portion OF the
It, blood
With
bilious natous with
impurities
Nothing
s.
likewise the
Of
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-26
shOotinE Dates Changed.

The Nebraska state shoot at Columbus,
which has been advertised for May 81, June
l ana 2, has been postponed TO June 1,
and 3, This move was taken because the
state law fOrbids tournaments on Decora-
day Il was expected that the practice
shoot for the meet would be held and tho
managers Of the tournament did not want 70
conflict In any way with the state law.
From the entries that have been re-
ceiYed to date Il looks as though the state
shoot will be one OF the most successful
that has been held in years. Many entries
have been received already and II Is ex-
pected that the lists will be we'll filled be-
fore they close.
Many shooters from omRhs will partiei-
pate.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-26
WASHINGTON.


"Batted for Oberlin in ninth.
hBatted for WARRIOR in fourth,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-26
JEFFs WORK PLEAsEs PALS

Big Fighters Exhibitions Inspire
Confidence in Trainers.
BEN LOMOND, Cal, April BIN the
presence of a crowd of critical fight fol-
lowers who visited Jeffries' training camp
today the big fighter gave a physical cul-
ture exhibition that more than satisfied the
visitors.
Jeffries condition compared with his
physical trim when he began training shows
remarkable improvement and for the
first time today he frolioked about the
gymnasium with his old-time exuberance
Of spirits
The mornings workout consisted Of a
session with the chest weights, followed by
a fast mix-up with the medicine balls and
the exhibition OF shadow boxing, finishing
with three fast rounds with Bob Armstrong
and two more rounds of roughing it with
Farmer Burns.
The boxing, OF course was the special
event Of the workout and took place at
high noon in the hand bali court, which
was hotter than Turkish bath. After the
three boxing periods in which the big fell
low showed much better speed and keener
accuracy than heretofore. psrspiration
rolled off him in streams.
Hickard ana berry
Tex Rickard and Clarence Berry reached
camp in time to witness the boxing and
set-to with Burns They expressed sur
prise at Jeffries' marked Improvement.
Jeffries played with Berry after his work.
out. frisldng about like a coy young hippo
potamus. apparently not in the least ia
tigued by his gymnasium work and his 10
mile run on the road in the early morning.
Berry was 80 we'll pleased with Jeffrles'
showing he declared he was willing 10 in
crease his bets on the battle OF July to
$26 OO0
Berger has not hesitated 20 say that in
the past Jeffries lacked fire and ginger
but this morning he declares he was salts
fled for the first time,
we could not possibly have hoped for
anything better" said Berger. Jim is in
great form About all ne needs is plenty
OF boxing and you may depend upon It I
will see he gets H."
Rickard requested Berger 10 go 20 San
Francisco a week from today, when the
promoter proposes TO post an additional
$4,000 OF the purse money, Rickard will
then have posted 10000 Of the amount 10
the fighters The remaining s51, 900 will not
be due until forty-elght hours before the
| big battle.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-26

HOOPER, Neb., April 25.-(Speclal lin
the opening game of the season here Sum
day the local team was victorious over
Arlington, The game was we'll played con-
sideIing the practice the teams have had
Score: RHE.
Arlington .....O 0 o 900 o % /
Hooper ........ 0 1 2 0 o 2 0 IS 1
Hooper, Kopenic and Mcdonald. Two4basa
hits; Rurup, Westerhoff Three-base hit:
Basler Double play: Basler to Hecker to
by Kopenic. 15 Fir First base ON balls iP OF
Rurup s; off Kopenic, g. Hit with pitched
ball: By Rurup, q by Kopenic, 2, Time
40 ...
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-26
King Confers
with Murphy
Former Cub Catcher Reports to
National League Head-Has
Not Paid Fine.

CHICAGO. April 95,-John King, former
member of the Chicago Nationals, arrived
in Chicago today from Kansas City and
held conference with President Murphy
at the West Side ball park, Manager
Chance Of the Chicago team, however, said
that Killing had not officially reported to
the club and that King could not do SO
until he had paid the 800 fine against him.
1t is said that this matter will be attended
to tomorrow.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-26
FREMONT MAN Downs kANsAN
Jim Davis Throws Jsy white In
Exciting COuteat.

YUTAN, Neb,, April &.--(SpeciaLA IA
throe-round wrestling match between Jim
Davis OF Fremont and Jay White (coloredl
OF Kansas city was pulled off al ShulE' >
hall Saturday evening, Davis claiming first
fan In Dos In the, second round. White
put Davis to the mat In S:i3 Davis was
awarded the third fan IN 100 Davis and
White both show the making OF good
wrestlers and are trying out for cham
pionships Davish- weight ts $50 pounds,
Whites. us.
In the preliminaries w C. Beemer OF
Fremont scored a throw over v l. Du-
rant OF Leshara In 9:02. Charlie Seffern
of Omaha acted as referee.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-26
PREACHER SELLS HORSE
AND BUYS AUTOMOBILE
believes Motor Car VIII Aid
Him in Service.

ABERDEEN, s. D., April 5.-(Special)-
Rev. w. d. Decide. Congregational minis
ter who has just removed from Groton to
Highmore is perhaps the first clergyman
In South Dakota to own an automobile.
He has purchased a fine machine OF an
Aberdeen dealer. Rev. Mr. Deeble has q
large territory to cover and believes he
can better serve his parishioners with an
automobile that he could with horse and
buggy.
When you want what you want when
you want It, say so through The Bee Want
Adj columns.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-26
Weston Nears
Eastern Goal
Veteran Pedestrian Reaches Vernon
N. Y.-Eats Eight Pancakes
for Breakfast.

UTICA. N. Y, April 25-Edward Payson
Weston will resume his walk to New York
after midnight last night from Vernon, six
teen miles west He slept from a. m.
until p. m. today, after hearty break
fast, which included eight pancakes. He
has not entirely recovered from his attack
Of indigestion Weston expects TO reach
Utica at 1880 a, m,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-26
SMALL oRowD SEES SIOUX WIN
Indians Make Series Three Out of
Four mt Topeka.

TOPEKA, April 25-The Sioux made. It
three out Of four by taking today's game,
to g. Burnett started off bad by allowing
twotslngles and double in the first, scor-
ing two. Two hits in a row in the second
promised some more, but he frightened up
and held Topeka safe. one hit in each OF
the last four innings, all scratchy, was all
tho locals could pick. Kaufman kept the
visitors safe untll the fourth when O walk,
three singles and a double scored four.
An error and salrifics with a single, scored
another in the eighth. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-26
Amerlean Horses ThIrd.

PARIS, April 5-In the Prix Du Bois
De Bonogne Of 81 coo. ten and a half fur
longs. az 81. Cloud today VI. b. Duryeau's
Rose Noble finished third and Thomas
Hitchcock ir.'s IriCoutsk was third In the
Prix Du Gros- Buisson OF $500 six and a
half furlongs. Frank ]. Goulds JustiQen
III and lngamble finished third. respec-
lively, In the PriN NOlasquCz. a hand Ca p
OF si.O00. ten furlpngs. and the Prix Des
Arbepines OF $500 six furongs
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-26

-bHIItU
'Batted for Warhop in fourth.
Washington ........0 o 2 o 0 0 0 o %
New York ........,...4 o l D 0 o 0 0 0-5
Two-base hits: Schaefer, Street, Crooks.
Hits: OFF Warhop, 2 in three innings;
off Quinn, in six innings. Sacrifice hits
Austin. Stolen bases: HemphIll, Wolter.
Left on bases: Washington s; New York,
6. Base on balls: OFF Oberlin, 4; off War
hop, 3; off Quinn, l. Struck out: BY Ober-
lin, 8; by Warhop. 2; by Quinn, /. Time:
1:40 Umpires Egan and Evans. 90,
PhIlRdeIphIR, ~ Boston, 3.
BOSTON, April 25.-The locals made three
times as many hits as Philadelphia did to-
day, but series OF misplays by Boston
and two singles in the fifth gave the Wis
itors enough runs to win; to 2. A feature
was Lewis batting. Score: aIS.g- .5.7rG
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-26
Totals ..............a 4
Totals ...........m.29 5 8 e
Batted for Adams in the ninth.
~ IA Il 1, hn NVnA -

"Keiiy out; hit by ball; he batted fair.
Denver ,,.sT ,.....i,,,.. 9 9 J dvS, 9 -
Three-base hit: Beall. Stolen bases: Beall,
McAIeese, Weaver, Sacrifice hits. Kelly,
Lindsay, Weaver Cookman. First base on
balls: OFF Hagerman, 3; off Adams, s;
off McCrath, /; off Wills, ?. Struck out:
BY Hagerman, l; by Adams 5. Double
plays: Weaver 20 Lloyd, Beall to Weaver,
Denver, 6: Lincoln, TO- Balk: McGrath.
Hit with pitched ball Sullivan. Time:
2:O5. Umpire: Mullen,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-26
BROWNS WIN IN TWELFTH
st. Louis Americans Trounoe Detroit
Six to Five.
MERCURY NEAR FREEZING POINT
Tally Made on Hit BatsmRn,
an Error, = Passed Ball and
Sacrifice HIT - Many
Miscues,

ST. LOUIS, April 25.-A hit batsman,
Bush's error. a passed ball and a sacrifice
fly gave ST. Louis the winning run over
Detroit in the twelfth inning today. The
game was played on a muddy field with the
temperature near freezing and both teams
played a ragged game marked by heavy
hitting and many miscues Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-26
CARDINALS DOWN THE REDS
Cincinnati Pitchers Could Not Find
the Plate.
BACKMAN BLEW UP IN SIXTH
Cincinnati Rally Came Too Late to
Win the Game, but saved =
shutOut by Scoring Three
Times,

CINCINNATI, April 25.-Failure of Gin
cinnati pitchers to locate the plate in the
early innings was largely responsible for
St. Louis to victory today. Backman
performed we'll until the SIXTH when the
locals scored three on series OF hits,
coupled with bases on balls. Score
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-26
TOPEKA.
u Totals; t!a1 -: 4s:3;oo "a ,,1S, y q

Sioux CltY.".s...,.9 90 990d %
Topeka .,,-.",",...,,2 o 900 . 90
Two-b. se hits: Thomasol, Fen on, X rms.
man. Bases on bails3a OFF kaufman, il
or Burnett, 3 Struck out: BY Kaufman,
I, by Burnett, G. Lett on bases: Topeka,
~; Sioux city, 5. stolen base: Quillen
Time: 1855 Umpire: Spencer, Attend
ance; 2OO. g.. ,hf ts.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-26

Struck out: BY Aitchison, 8; by Holen-
ison / off Hollenbeck, O. Hit by pitched
ball BY Aitchison, 2; by Hollenbeck, 1.
Stolen base: Corridor Sacrifice hits: Fox,
Welch Two-base hits: Westerzil, Petit
hit: Claire. Double plays: Schipke Gun
asslsted), Corridor TO Cadman to Kane,
Corridor to Kane, Hollenbeck to Corridor
10 Kane Cadman to Schipke Left on
bases: Wichita, 10; Omaha, 6. Time: 200.
Umpire: Clarke. Attendance, 700.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-26

WU-DdoU IIIEbf UHO4IIIIb N1II LEWIS VI
Home run: Collins. Hits; OFF Wood, 4 in
eight innings. Sacrifice hits: Speaker
Carrigan, Murphy. Stolen bases Collins
Philadelphia, (; Boston, 2 Bases on balls
OFF Atkins, 2; off Atwood, l. First on err
rors: Philadelphia l. Struck out: BY
Wood, 8; by Atkins, ]. Passed ball: Car
Connolly, ,1-.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-26
Totals....27 6 27 10


TwO-base hits: Murch, QulnIan, 0 Rourke.
Struck out: BY Graham, 6; by Liebhart, 2
Bases on balls: orr Graham, 4; off Lieb-
hart, g. Sacrifice hits Chadbourne, Hey.
den, Reilly, Odwell. Double plays: Downs
to Rossman. Stolen bases: Delehanty,
Miligan. Hit by pitcher: Hinchman,
ORourke. Umpires! Bierhalter and Gu
sack Time: LAS.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-26
and many miscues. Score:
Totals.n...A 10 ss 10 6

'Batted for Demmitt in ninth.
'Batted for Bailey in ninth,
winning run scored with two out
Detroit .....0 OO1 % 1 0 0 O-5
St. Louis 20 2 0 0 0 o o o lie
Two-base hits: Delehanty (2), Demmitt,
GrlgRs. Sacrifice hits: Wallace Bush Sac
10 Abstein, Wiliett to Bush to Jones.
Passed ball: Stanage. Stolen base Cobb,
Hit by pitched ball: BY Pernold, Hoffman.
wild pitch: Bailey. Bases on balls: OFF
Pernoll, l. Struck out: BY Bailey, /; by
Waddell, /; by Pernoll, /; by Willett, s.
Hits: OFF Willett, in eight innings; off
Pernoll, 3 in three and two-thirds innings;
off Bailey, 6 in nine innings; off Waddell,
2 In three INNINGS Left on bases Detroit,
IL: st. Luois, 10. Time; 2:20. Umpires:
Perine and OIoughlin.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-26
Standing of the Teams
AMER ASSN
WEST LEAGUE
AMER. LEAGIE.
ATL LEAGUE
GAMES TODAY.

Western League - Lincoln at Wichita,
Sioux City at ST. Joseph Omaha at Dem
YER Des Moines at Topeka.
National League-BroOklyn at New YORK,
Boston at Philadelphia, Pittsburg at Chi
cago, st. Louis at Cincinnati
American LeagueChicago at Cleveland,
Detroit at St Louis, Philadelphia at Bos-
ton, New York at Washington.
American ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at In
danapolis, Toledo at Loulsvifle, Minneap-
oils at Milwaukee, st. Paul at Kansas city
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-26
New York, o. washington, ?.

WASHINGTON, April 8-New York
punched hits with Washington's errors in
the first inning today, 5 to 2. Warhop was
hit hard in the third inning and was re-
placed by Quinn who was effective. Sen
satioral plays were made by Cree. Laporte
and Elberfeld. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-26
5tted for DevOre in eighth inning.

Two-base hit Bridwer Three-base hits:
Daubert Buroh, Sacrifice hits: Wheat,
Wiltse Left on bases: Brooklyn, 9; New
York, l. First on errors: Brooklyn, /.
Double plays: Murray and Myers; Hummel
and Daubert; Wiltse, Doyle and Merkle;
Mcmillan, Bergan H. Smith, Daubert and
Bergen. Triplpe play: Bridwell, Doyle,
Merkle; Devlin and Myers. Struck out:
BY Rucker 2; by Wiltse, s. Bases on balls
Off Rucker, s.; off Wiltse, 4. Umpires:
KLEIN and Kane. Time: 1:35.
Postponed Game,
CHICAGO, April 25-Pittsburg-Ch Chicago
uama DOatnOnAd Grounds
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-26
New York, 81 Brooklyn, l..

NEW YORK, April 25.-In a game marked
by exceptionally brilliant fielding New
York defeated Brooklyn S.to l. In the sixth
inning Bridwell started q triple play by
stopping Hummers grounder and throwing
to Doyle for q forceout on Wheat. Doyie's
throw to Merkls caught Hummel at first
and Burch, who had overrun third, was
nipped at the plate. There also were four
double plays in the game RuckeT was
found for six hits and three runs in the
last two innings. Brooklyns tally was due
Score:
aaRtted for Devnrn In eiRhth inning.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-26
IndianRnoIIa. hi CoInmhn.. a.

INDIANAPOLIS April 25.--In the open.
ing game of the season here today Indian.
apolis won from Coumbus, to a. by timely
hitting The weather was cool, but large
crowd was In attendance. Score:
1NnIANAPOIIa- NnII,AIn1tu
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-26
Postnoned Gnme.
Hooper wins from Arlington.

MILWAUKEE,, wis, April 25-Minne-
apolls, Milwaukee game postponed, account
wet grounds,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-26

WILDER, Neb.. April E.-(Special.) )-Guy
Green's Indians defeated the home team
Sunday In the opening game OF the sea
had everything their way for five innings
but gave the Indians nine runs in the
bunch OF errors shimonek pitched win
ning ball, but his team-mates failed him
In the plnchss Shestak and Shimonek
worked the squeeze play beautifully Score:
RH E.
Wuber .,.......,....,...... ....,.,.....',...,' 3
Batteries. Shane and smith; Shlmonek
and Prucha- Three-base hits: Shestak, 2
Attendance: 800. Umpires: Wslklin and
Luss.
When you want what you want when
....., -. -. ah-..... IT, n. L..
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-26
KANSAS CITY.

Kansas city .....,..0 0 90 0 0 o ,NO-t
st. Paul ..............O 0 1 0 0 Va
Hits OFF Brandon, In five Innings;
off Swan, in four innings Two-base
hits: Jones, Clarke, Three.base hit: Spen.
Boucher, Wrigley Love, Brandon. Left
on bases: Kansas city 7; st Paul, 4
stolen bases: ELAN, Clarke, Boucher
Jones, Mccormick. Double plays: Spencer
to Wrigey to Autrey; Spencer to Aubrey.
Struck out: BY Swan, 2; by Gehring. 4
First base on errors: Kansas City, 2I
St Paul, 3. Bases on balls. orr Brandon
81 off Gehrng, T. Hit by pitcher: ELAN
Yohe Time: 2l5. Umplres; Owens and
Chill
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-26

.Batted for Covelesl,ie n h

'Batted for Coveeslue in the eighth.
Cincinnati .:..........0. . Is
Two-base hits: Bresnahan, Mowrey,
Bescher, Downey. Hits. Off Spade, In
two and one-third inings; off Coveleskie,
2 in five and two thirds innings. Sacrifice
hits: Konetchy (O, Pachert (D. Double
play: Lobert TO Downey Left on bases
ST. Louis, z; Cincinnati, 9. Base on balls
OFF Spade. 3; off Coveieskie, 6; off Back
man, 6. Hit by pitched ball: BY Gaspar,
Konetchy. Struck out; BY Coveleslie, a
by Gaspar, /; by Backman, g. Wild
pltches Backman, Gaspar. Time: 2:lO
Umpires; O'Day and Brennan.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-26
TARKIO BASE BALL SCHEDULE
Next Game VIII Be with Tabor Cot
IeEe at Tabor, May 81.

cause OF an unusual conflict Of dates the
Tarkio college base ball schedule has just
been completed. II Is as follows:
May 2-TabOr college, at Tabor.
May S-Open. mes.
, May 4-Cotner university, at Lincoln, Neb.
May 10-Clarinda Mink league, at Tarkio.
May H--St. MaFy's, at ST, Mary's, Kan,
May 19-Campbell college, at Holton, Kan.
May @-Highland university, at Highland.
May 2S-Amity college, At College Springs.
June 2-Amtty college, az Tarkio. -
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-26
ST. JOSEPH.

,ff H.reS U Gsssa H Snbrs IN dt9 nns ia99Ss
) In Two innings, rwo-base hits; Jones,
CoThRn Herche, Raftls Three-base hit;
Clark Sacrifice hits; Mcchesney, Wolfe,
Rails, Stolen bares: CoThan, Ia ton, Ne-
hoff. Bases on balls: Or GalganO. 4; Off
herehe 8. struck out: BY Galgano, 3; by
herehs 3 ,4op9ls PsSs coIban q Jones
LEFT on bases: St Joseph, 9, Des Moines,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-26

When you want what you want when
you want IL, say so through The Bee Want
Ad columns.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-26
COLIN WINS ON ACCIDENT

10 Time: 2:20 Umpire: Haskell. At
tendance: 800.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-26
WICHITA.
OMAFA.


FTwo out when winning run was scored.
Wichita ........"s..@'0 o 0
Omaha ...............1 0 U 0 y 2 l 0--5
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-26

CHICAGO, April 5-Pittsburg-C Chicago
game postponed; wet grounds
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-06-30
TO REFUSE DR. HYDE NEW TRAIL
It lie Taken for Granted That JUDGE
Latshaw viii Make That DIclsIon
TO Supreme Court.

Kansas City, June 2S.-The indica
lions are that DR.. B. Clark Hyde will
be refused new trial by Judge Lat
shaw Of the criminal court.
Judge Latshaw Is preparing q writ
ten opinion which he will make publ
Wednesday morning, when he is t,
pass finally on the motion fled by DR.
Hyde's attorneys. The Judge refused
to discuss whether he would or would
not give DR.. Hyde q new trial. He
said It was not proper for him to dis
cuss that feature of 1t until he had
read his opinion in open court Wed
nesday morning.
That he has reached q final decision
as to what his position will be he did
not deny. The indications are So
strong that DR., Hyde's motion will be
denied that they were accepted as con
elusive in some quarters. This means
that the Missouri supreme court must
decide the matter. The records al
ready are so complete that It will take
only q short time to prepare the ap
peal.