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La Junta tribune., 1910-08-27
SATURDAY. AUGUST 27, 1910.
COMING EVENTS.

= Railroad Day, Denver, Aug =
= ust 20. 1910. =
= Prowers County Fair. Lamar. '
= August 23d, cath, 25th, 26th. =
= Arkansas Valley Fair, Rocky =
= Ford. August 30th and 3lst :
= and September LIST and I'd.
= Watermelon Day, September :
Z lst.
= Bent county fair, at Las An =
= imas. September 7,h. sth, 9Th =
+ and 10th.
+ Las Animas County Fair. :
+ Trinidad. September 18th, 18th. Z
+ 18th and 18th. :
= Democratic State Conven- =
= ton, Denver. September l4th. 7
+ Farmers Fall Festival, La :
= Junta. September 18th, 18th T
+ and 10th. =
+ Fremont county fair. at Can T
+ on City, September l4th, 18th :
= and 10th. :
+ Republican State Convention. t
= Colorado Springs, Tuesday, Sep t
= tember Goth. t
= Colorado state fair. at Pueb- t
= 10. September 18Th. 18th. 10th
= and 2lst.
= Eighteenth National Irriga- !
= ton Congress. Puel 10. Septem- =
= Der 26th to 30th. I
La Junta tribune., 1910-08-27
La Junta Tribune
Fred B. Mason
Editor and Proprietor

Entered at the Postoffice At La
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The chairman and secretaries Of
tho various republican county cen
trail committees viii p,cnsc take no.
ticc hereof. and take such action ~
will be necessary In the premises.
HUBERT WORK.
Chairman.
WM e. Nf.AlR gocrctnry
La Junta tribune., 1910-08-27
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Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-17
jeff Uses Stout
to Keep in Trim,
Fists for johnson
Pugilists on Show Before Admitting
Crowds in Respective Train
ing Camps.

BEN LOMOND Cal, May l6-Jeffries
delighted a record crowd OF camp visitors
this afternoon by going four fast rounds
with Bob Armstrong. There would have
been more boxing, but Choynsh was
slightly i'll and Armstrong was not keen
for an extension Of the four-round limit.
Jeffries showed marked hospitality to his
guests and seemed In excellent spirits. He
did five miles on the road in the morning,
under hot sun, and his afternoons show
lasted about an hour.
Jeffries took his first drink since start
ing to train yesterday. He split a Nottle
of stout with his partner. Jack Knipper.
The fighter explained. that with a goodiy
part of the grind still before him, he did
not want to grow stale and that a drink
of porter or ale occasionally would be BEN
efcal.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal May 16.-Jack
Johnson did his first real gymnasium
training this AFTERNOON, and any suspicion
as to the condition e6f the coored heavy
weight were entirelS' dispelled by the way
In which he vent through his work. Be
fore a large crowd AJohnson went through
the ordinary routine exercise and wound
up by boxing eight full three minute
rounds, When the last bout was over
Johnson was not even drawing a long
breath. That he could get ready for the
coming fight in three weeks was the gen
eral opinion. 81
II was announced this afternoon by
Rickard that the second conference. look
ing towards the selection of a referee will
be held tomorrow afternoon at Johnson $
training quarters AS yet there is no set
tlement in sight.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-17
Championship
Motor Car Races
at indianapolis
Twelve Events Offered for National
Honors in First Annual Meet
of Association.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, May l6.-The first
annual national championship races Of the
American Automobile association will be
run on the polished brick course of the
Indianapolis speedway, May 30.
Twelve events are offered for national
championships covering the range of the
subdivisions of Glass b stock chassis cars
with piston displacement Of from 100 to $50
cubic inches. In addition, two evens are
offered in Glass d, free to gasoline cars
of all descriptions. The distance are five
and ten miles. The Memorial day program
will include a fifty-mile race.
A hundred mile free-for-all race will be
the feature for Friday, May q, and on
Saturday May 2S, will be run a 2O0-mile
race for a trophy valued at 5000, which
was called off last summer on account
of the fatal accidents that attended it.
The programs of Friday and Saturday will
be completed with competitions in all
classes.
With the newly added grandstands and
other collateral buildings, machine shops,
garages and balloon and aeroplane houses,
the indianapolis speedway becomes the
most completely equipped plant of its
nature in the world.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-17
IIoIIrege Team on Trim.

HCLDREGE, Neb,, May lG-(Special)-
Tho base ball team representing the Hold
rcec HiSh school returned this morning
from three days trip to the western pari
Of the state. Thursday the lads met Arapa-
noe ana defeated them by the score OF 4
the diamond OF that town, Friday the fast
Culbertson team took the locals into cam
By The score OF TO 2 outpieying them Ar
every turn of the road. This was the first
game with that fast aggregation for IN
championship Of southwestern Nebraska
Yesterday the Holdrcge boys met the dla-
mord NarroIs Of the doughty little Tren-
ton High school, and after a hard battle
IN the rain w-ro nosed out in the ninth
by single run, the final score being 10
z The locals will in all proba bility meet
both CulhertSon and Trenton here the lat
ter part Of the month and in addition have
high school teams OF the central part OF
the state, The following players, under
Ler, Stogall, lowell. Norris Shepherd
Barnes, Winquist McGill and Rodstrom
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-17
SIOUX SAVES BlCON IN TIE
Plays Urhill Game with Denver,
Ending Four to Four,
CALLED IN EIGHTH IN RAIN
Fielding STAYED orr Defeat at
the ilaE,s ct thu
Gri.ziics.

SIOUX CITY May 16.-S,oux City mad,
a grand uphill fight for today's game with
Denver, succeeding in ticing the score in
the eighth in heavy fall Of rain. Umpire
Clark waited thirty minutes and then called
the game. Freeman was Wild and only re-
markable fielding behind him STAYED OF
defeat. In the fourth Denver had run
in and the bases full when a fast double
play came along. In the eighth a single
and a pass put two men In with on one
down. The locals then pulled off a triple
play. Doan, in attempting to sacrifice
hit slow liner and stem by a great reach
pulled In the ball. lie fired 1t to second,
catching Lindsay and the sphere was re-
turned to first in tome to put out Thompson
before be could return. The Indians could
not hit Hagerman until the eighth. Fen
Ion, first up, doubled, Stem was passed
and Hartman doubled, bringing In a run.
Welch struck out but Miller scored Two
runners with sharp single over second.
Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-17
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Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-17
BERcs DEFEAT THE IMpERIAI.s
Local ClOthIers secure o TO In Game
with Town Men,

The Berg Clothing Company team de-
feated the lmperials of Council Bluffs by a
score of 8 to s. The Imperials secured a
lead of three in their half of the first on
msplays of the Berg lnfield, but Craig set7
tied down and twirled masterful ball until
the eighth. The Bergs lambasted the
sphere throughout the contest, but dumb
base-running Killed their chances in the
fore part OF the game.
With the score tie in the eighth the
Imperials secured four runs on two hits, I'M
termiNgled with two passes and an error
But the Bergs rallied, and successive hits
and a pass yielded five runs and the game
one-handed catch by Guinneau OF the
lmperials was the bright feature of the
Bergs ..........O q O 2. 0 o : "a III Ii ~
Imperials ......3 0 0 90 0 a kO-7 I
Batteries; For Bergs, Craig and Huntz,
for lmper.als, Harrie and Lloyd. Two-base
hits; Colburn, Kaiman, Huntziker. Struck
ouu BY Craig, 10; by Harre. 6. Bases on
balls OFF Craig 4; off HarTie, g. Hit with
pitched bail: BY Craid, ?; by Harrie, /. I'm
pire; POSpasi.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-17
GooD SHOOTERS FOR BENSON
Interstate Registered TOurnRment
VIII start Today.

The big Interstate Registered tournament
OF The Benson Gun club started promptly
yesterday at 2;30 and bold forth up to
Wednesday night.
The entry list from high class shooters
from all over the middle west has been
much larger than any tournament yet held
here and there will also be many profess
SIGNALS present, but they viii not be allowed
10 shoot for the money.
Mr. and Mrs. Topperwein Of San Antonio,
Tex, win give a free exhibition Of fancy
rifle and pistol shooting on Wednesday aft
ernoon at Q that should be witnessed by
ali lovers OF shooting In any form. as they
are in a class by themselves in this line
OF work This will be given in the base
ball park, where there are plenty OF seats
for all.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-17
ATHLETIC MEET IN GRINNELL
Men from Eleven Colleges VIII Com
pete Saturday.

IOWA CITY. Ia. May 16.-(Special)-One
bundled and eighty-five athletes, represent
ing eleven colleges in Iowa, will enter the
state meet of secondary colleges to be
held at Grinnel next Saturday. Cornell
has the largest list of entries, with thirty
six Coe is next with twenty-five.
This meet promises to be both fast and
close Morningside seems to have the best
chance of winning. because of its strength
on track events Normal will have a star
distance man. Coe is depending on Wilson,
its Splinter and Cornell on its weight men,
A significant feature IT the meet is that
the hammer throw has been left out thus
showing the inclination Of this association
to follow the lead OF the college authorities
repre- senting the colleges i'm the NJ sSouri
valley conference at Kansas City last
winter
Grinnell Coe, Cornell, Des Moines college
Leander Clark Iowa Teachers college,
Mornngside, Parsons Penn, simpson and
Upper Iowa
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-17
wilmer win. from Girards.

WILDER. Neb,, May 10 Especially
WILDER got ample revenge Sunday in de-
feating the Girards (Lincoln Al-Starsl, 10
TO 2, for their feat of the local team
two weeks ago, Shimonek OF the home
team pitched a steady game and received
brilliant support throughout the entire con
test Score; R.H r.
Glrards 49," Q 900 Ia 3
Batteries Girards. Earring and Gable:
WILDER, Shifnonek and Prucha. Thrce-base
hit; Thompson, .Two-base hits: Thomp-
son, Shimonek. Struck ont; BY Earl ne,
3; by Shimonek, g. Hit with pitched ball:
BY Earing, 4. First base on balls: ore
Earring, 2 Umpire; Hokuf.
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Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-17
CAPITOL POOL TOURNAMENT
Downs Leads, but -Four Men Have
percentage of 200.

Friday evening Downs beat Owens, 100
to S. at the Capitol pool tournament, al
though owens made the largest runs, To-
night Fralick and White viii play. TINS
being Whites first appearance in the
tournament Score by innings
Downs-O, 0, 4, >, 0, p s, 0, 0, y, 2, Il, 4,
9, o. l, II, 4, 3, 4, 0, 0, 4, 0, 3, I, 7-l0i
Total 100
l. ?, Ia, 29, 5, ?. 2, il-92. Total IS.
ScTatches-Downs, 4; owens. L.
High runs-Owens, IS, Is, II; Downs, IL,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-17
with the BowIers.
kearncy NormnI's Record.

KEARNEY, Neb, May 16,-(Spec.al THE
normal ball team played two games during
last week, DOane Winning Over the norma
by to Tuesday, while the normal won
games were exceedingly interesting. Inc
normal team starts on It's tour JomOrloa
morning. IL Will play Doane Monday, Wes-
lcyan Iues,tay, Conner w ednesuay, PET
Thursday and Bellevue FRIDAY. Drum, the
normal catcher, was badly injured In the
Doaue game, but il is hoped he will be
able TO accompany the team, HCyt, VINO
mas not practleed during the season On
account OF having q class late In the after
noon, caugnt IN the Wesleyan game and
did well. -"Ft
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-17
DANvrLLE WINS IN ELEVENTH
Peoria, Bloomington and Springfield
Are Other winners in Th-cc-I,

DANVILLE, H. May 1.-two passes
and sacrifice fly allowed Davenport to
tie in the ninth In the eleventh, two hits
won Danvile her first home game, Score:
Danville ....,...... 1000 5000 IL 2
Davenport ..,..... 0 20 10000 OIL
Lommis and Wolf; Smith, Hand and
Caveny. f.f
PEORIA, May 16,-Peoria won the sixth
straight game today by hitting Clark OPP
portunely. Milsap was elected for crlti-
clsm. Scores
Peoria .S3....,...,." O0102OOO'-9 10 /
Waterloo .,..s,.......,. 0 0O0l 900 OIL 0
Schiller and Asmussen; Clark MCGEE
and Harrington. .
BLOOMINGTON. May 1G.-An error by
Glass in the fifteenth let Bloomington get
a start thai r. Darrngsr's hit turned to
the winning dun. Score:
Bloom'g'n =. 000OOOO1O0 00O1-2 2
Dubuque 20 0OOO0l'oO0O 0-l 2
Cook and Nunamaker; Glass and Mason.
SPRINGFIELD, May 10, - Two clean
singles, punched with the three errors gave
Springfield the tenth straight game. Score:
Springfield ........... 2OOOO3O IS s l
Rock Island .....s,,. 10000 700 o. 3
Willis and Johnsoni Couchman and
O'Leary.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-17
WESTERN LEAGUE.

OmahaSt oJseph, postponed.
1Opeka-Des Mones postponed.
NiCnita- Lincoln, postponed
Denver 4; Sioux city 4 called.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston, 3; Chicago, A.
Brooklyn. 2; Cincinnati, g.
New ork p St Louis 4.
Philadelphia, L. Pittsburg, I.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Chicago, /; Philadelphia, 6,
81. Louis, 3; New York ..
Detroit, 4; Boston, IL.
Cleveland, /; Washington, 3.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Columbus, 4; Kansas City l.
Toledo s; Milwaukee, 4.
Indianapolis, 6; St PAU, T.
Louisville, 4; Minneapolis, .. ....
NEBRASKA LEAGUE.
Grand Island 49, Hastings, T.
Columbus Kearney, postponed.
Fremont superior, postponed
Sewatd-Red Cloud, postponed.
Games TOday.
Western League-St oJseph at Omaha,
Topeka at Des Moines, Wichita at Lincoln,
Denver at Sioux City.
National LeaguC-Boston at Pittsburg,
at Chicago, New York at Gin
cnrati, Philadelphia at St Louis.
American Laaguo-Chicago at Philadel-
phia. st, Louis at New York, Detroit at
Boston, Cleveland at Washington.
American observation-disclosures at Kan
sas City, Toledo at Milwaukee,, s1Indian-
apolis at ST. Paul, Louisville at Minnie
apolis.
Nebraska League-Kearney at Columbus,
at Grand Island, Red Cloud at
Fremont Superior at Seward. .
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-17
WINNERS Ar 'IsAPPY HOLLOW
w. e. Shnfer, j. II. Webster and Fred
II. Baird Take Prizes.

About sixty players took part in the golf
at Happy Hollow Saturday. w. Il. Shafer
won the golf bag presented by T. T. Bart
lett, from scratch. j. X. Webster won the
cup given by ~ R.ENSels in class b and
Fred Il. Baird Won. the golf shoes pre-
scented by De Roy Austin in class c.
This is the first time that the players
have been over tho course since the 1910
in. provements have been made and many.
expressions of approval were heard.
Next Saturday a team match will be
played off. The captains have not been
named, but will be chosen some time this
week. The score:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-17
uigh jump for Women.

UINCY, Mass, May l6-The world 5
high jump record for women is claimed
for Miss Rachael Hardwick OF this city,
who in comp tition' yesterday cleared four
feet six inches. This exceeds by an inch
and a nalf the record established last week
by Miss Theodore Wheeler OF Fairfield
Conn, a student at Vassar college. Miss
Hardwick's jump vas made az the games
OF the Woodward Institute for Girls.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-17

Pierre Was Second in Contest mt
BrOOI.inGs Friday.

HURON, S. d. May 16.--tSpecial)-Th
victory won by the Huron High school at
the track meet in Brookings Friday puts
Huron in splendid place for the annual
high school track meet of the state to be
held at Vermllion May 20. The score was
g. in favor of Huron, Pierre winning 81 and
Bookings falling below that figure in the
makeup Of points.
Arrangements have been completed for a
band of 100 pieces to furnish music during
part of the time the intercollegiate state
track meet is in progress mere May 26 and
o. Members of bands connected with the
Mitchell, Huron, Brookings and Vermilion
colleges will attend The attendance Is
likely to exceed that at former meets by
many hundreds, as the program of events
is equal to that presented by colleges Of
greater prominence in the athletic world
than those constituting the Huron meet
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-17
sronz TRIuMrms STILL WINNING
Take an Interesting Game from the
HOllys, 10 to 3.

Another victory was bagged by the Storz
Tr,umpns at Fort Omaha, when they de-
feated the Hollys, 10 to 3, For the first six
innings the battle was very interesting, but
in the seventh the Hollys let out a few
stitches, and before they tigntened up the
brewery gang garnered four tables, enough
to win. In the eighth they poled In few
more to clnch matters, rs
1t proved to be an off day for the Hollys,
nothing breaking their way. Bressman
snagged a couple sent to lett that looked
like tagged hits.
For the Storz Trimuphs, Bruggeman
twirled his usual steady game, striking out
seven and allowing but seven hits. Big
Drummy banged one on the face for three
bags at a critical period two scoring on
the punch. Coe caught a great game and
Mclean flelded beautifully at short Next
Sunday the Storz TTumphs will hike out to
Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-17
PHILADELPHIA.
'Batter for Lelfleld In eighth.

Plttsburg ............O 100 Ol0 -
Philadelphia .......,O y 0 o %
Two-base hits: Wakner, Flynn, Titus.
Three-base hits: Clark Sacrifice hit:
Bransfield. Stolen bases Wagner, Knabe,
Double plays: Miller Wagner and Flynn;
Knabe, Doolan and Bransfield, Bases on
balls: Off Lever, l, off White, ]; off Shett-
Ter 2. Hit by pitched ball: By Lever,
(Doolan). Struck out: By Lever, 8; by Lei
field /; by Shelter. Z; by Humphreys, l.
Wild pitch: Shelter Passed ball: Gibson.
First on errors: Philadelphia, /; Plttsburg,
4. Hits: Off Lever, 5 inc innings; off Lei
field, / in innings; off Shelter, 3 In
innings Time: 1850 Umpires, Johnston and
Norton.
Cardinals Get Four Straight.
ST. LOUIS May 16.-By taking this aft
ernoons game to 2, ST. Louis won four
games straight from New York, Wiltse
was easy while Willis was effective eX-
cept in one inning. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-17
MILWAUKEE.

Iwo-base hits; sullivan, Barrett, barry'
Ludwig Three-b base hts hickman ",
t,IIiivnn Hits; orr Showers, in five IN
ninus Sacrifice hits: Hinchman, Land
Butler, Robinson. Stolen bases: Barry,
Ludwig Double plays: Mccormick 10
Clark. Butler to Hnchman to freeman
Left on bases: Milwaukee, 8; Toledo 3:
First base on balls: off Showers, l. OH
McGlynn, l.; off Ylngling, /. struck out
nv showers 1; by McGlynn, 2; by HinGnhs,
& Wild pitches Yingling, McGlynn Time:
200. Empires: Owens and Cusack.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-17
Islanders Swamp
Hastings Players
Score of Ten to Four in Rather
Dopey Game Rain at
Columbus.

GRAND ISLAND, Neb., May 16.-(Speclal
Telegram. THE game with Hastings today
was rather dopey. Soore:t r, II. E..
Hastings ........~.2 OO0020 9. 5
Grand Island .S.ss.O.2, o 29O-23 o--1o. II 3
Batteries il cobsons3 o son and Donnelly
FERRY and TraYers. 'f
COLUMBUS, Neb. May 16.-(Special Tele-
gram -Coumbus Kearney game postponed
on account OF rain. .FE.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-17
HAMPTON Wins Field Meet.

HAMPTON. Ia, May 16.-(special.) THE
Hampton High school team won the annual
ISOLATION here saturday: The score by
points was: Hampton. IS; Webster CITY.
sSll; Fort Dodge. 1875; Humboldt 10; Al
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-17
MINNESOTA FOOT BALL GAMES
south Dakota Takes Place of Iowa In
This years Schedule.

MINNEAPOLIS, May 16.-(speeiall -The
University of Iowa has been lett OF the
1910 schedule of the University or Mime
sofa foot ball team, as it has been com
picted by Manager Helon Leach, The Uni
stituted i'm the Iowa schools place. The
south Dakota teams showing Last year
against Nebraska led the athletic authorl-
lies to believe that they would put up a
SITTER fight against the Gophers this year
than would the Hawkeyes.
Following is the schedule.
September 24-Minnesota VS.. Lawrence, at
Northrop field. ,,.
October SGMinnosota VS.. Ames, at North
rop field.
October 15-Minnesota VS.. Nebraska, at
October 29-Minnesota VS.. Chicago, at
Chicago.
November 12-Minnesota VS.. Wisconsin, at
Northrop field.
November i9-Minnesota VS.. Michigan at
Ann Arbor.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-17
SENATORS PASS CLEVELAND
Washington Beats the Maps on Cap
ital Grounds Three to One.
GESsLER GETS FIRST HOMER
Athletics Hang Up White stOckings-
HighInnders Drub the Browns
Boston Takes in the
Tigers.

WASHINGTON, May 16,--Washington de-
feated Cleveland today, 8 to l. Reisling
was effective with men on bases, while
Falkenberg was hit at opportune times.
Gessler made the first home run for the
locals this season. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-17

Stolen bases; Andre8s %, LAndsay. IWO-
base hits: Andreas, Dolap (2), Bean, Fen
lon Hartman. Sacrifice. hit: Hartman.
struck out: BY Freeman, 8; by Hagerman
g. Base on balls: OFF Freeman, g. Off
Hagerman, T. Hit by pitched ball by
Freeman, 2. Passed bali: Weaver; time:
I;2O Umpire: Clark. Attendance 800
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-17
Totals. 80 724 10
'Batted for Falkenberg in seventh.
Slated for Kruger in ninth.
tBatted for Mitchell in ninth

Cleveland .........s.O 90 90 / o O-1
Two-base hits; Gessler, Clarke Home
run, Gessler. Hits: Off Falkenberg, in
six innings. Sacrifice hits: Street, Bemis
Stolen bases. Graney, Kruger. Double
plays: Mcbride (unasssted), Mcbride to
Unglaub. Left on bases: Washington, 3;
Cleveland, 2. Bases on balls: Off Reisiing
4; off Falkenberg, l. First base on errors:
Cleveland, O. Hit by pitched ball; Mitchell,
l. Struck out: By Reisling, 3; by Falken-
berg, Il by Mitchell, l. Time: 1:40. UNI
pires: KERN and Sheridan.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-17
RambIcrs Beat independents.

The White city Ramblers won Sunday
by defeating the Independents by the score
OF 10 s, The features OF tho game were
the pitching OF Peters and the batting OF
Hollender and Probst, each getting a home
run, Score;
w. &. R..........O 0 3 O-s l
lndepen dents Il o 0 5 lis 2
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-17
HYMENEAL
RerrN-I.nrsnn.

Miss Selma Larson of Holdrege ana Mr.
Walter q. Berry OF Omaha were married
Sunday evening at o'clock at the home OF
the officiating minister, Rev. Charles w
ssvidge.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-17
LEAGUE FORMED
six-Team Circuit viii Play Season of
TNentY-EOur Gnmes.

CRETE, Neb., May 16.-(Speclal.)-A tri-
county (Saline Seward and Filmore) base
operations Tuesday, May II. There are six
teams in the league, representing Crete,
Beaver Crossing, Friend Fairmnnt, Dor
chester and Exeter. Each n ne will plSy four
games with every other team Crete Will
play Dorchester at Crete. Mayor DTedlo will
pitch the first ball with Councilman kerst
at the bat and Hon. H. NJ. Wells as catcher
Crete has the following in It's team: Catch
ers, zimmerman, kingston pitchers, Ortiz
Wright, Zelinka, Norton; first base, Cowan
second base, I'D Farley; third base, Selk
shortstop, Frank Farley; outfielders, Dono-
hue Johnson, liallstead.
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Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-17
COLUMBUS WINS IN STORM
Ohio Men Keep Rain Checks and Beat
Kansas City Four to One.
GAME CALLED IN SIXTH INNING
Mudhens Turn Tables ON Brewers
HOOsiers TrOunce the Saints
MiIIers show Colonies
Something.

KANSAS CITY. May 16.-Columbus won
the first of the series from Kansas City,
4 to l. A heavy downpour of rain brought
the game to a sudden close in the first
half of the sixth inning Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-17

IWO-DHSe hts. Phelps, I1auser, HugglnS,
Mowrey Three-base hits: Zacker Muir
ray. Sacrifice hits: Evans, Willis. Stoler
bases: Murray, Cakes, Zacker First bas,
on balls Off Wiltse, 2; off willis, l.
Struck out: BY Wi.tse. 4; by willis, /.
Left on bases, st. Louis, 6; New York 5.
Time: 1875. Umjires Day and Brcn-
nan.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-17

SIOUX CITY, Ia, May l6 -Manager Jack
Hendricks OF the Denver team today signed
Pitcher Ed Higgins Of the st. Louis Car
d,na,s
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-17
S: Pirates, Athletics and Saints Lead the lie
CUBS POUNCE ON The DIVES
Chicago Takes Final in Series from
Boston, Four to Three.
COLE GETS MAGNIFICENT START
Reds WaIlop Trolley DOdEers--CRr
dtnnls Take Another from the
Ginnts-Pirntcs Capture
PhiIIIcs.

CHICAGO, May i6.-Chicago defeated
Boston, TO 3, in the final game OF tho
series today. Cole held Boston TO one hli
in the first seven innings. but weakened
near the end. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-17

Earned runs: Townsends, /, Three base
hit: Barr, Passed ball; Sost First base
on balls; OFF Pike l, INT with pitched
by Pike, IL. Umpire. Hawkins. s.