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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1910-10-05

Be sure to attend the Range
Demonstration to be held at
the Dargan.King' Co.'s store
the week of Oct. 1922. An
expert lady demonstration will
be in charge. Some valuable
lectures on cooking will be
given daily.
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It's the Worlds Best.

No one has ever made a salve, oint-
mentor balm to compare with Buck
lens Arnica Salve. It's the one per-
feet healer of Cuts, Corns, Burns,
Bruises, Sores. Scalds, Boils, Ulcers,
Eczema, Salt Rheum. For Sore Eyes,
Cold Sores, Chapped Hands, or
:Sprains, it's supreme. Infallible for,
Piles. Only Csc at Speeds drug store.
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"IT.BEATS ALL

This la quoted from a letter OF M. Stock.
well, Hannibal, Mo. "IrecentIy used Foley's
Honey and Tar for the fret time. To say /
am pleased does not half express my feelings.
II beats all the remedies I ever used. ! con.
tracted q bad cold and was threatened with
pneumonia. The frat doses gave great re-
lief and one bottle completely cured me-"
Q. A. Milford d Co.
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Services Postponed.

On account of serious illness in his
family, Rev. R. 8. Truesdale could not
come to Abbeville. IS announced. It
was not thought best to try. to secure a
substitute at the last hour. r.
Henry Stokes,
Pastor of Methodist Church.
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FOR MORE THAN THREE DECADES
Foiey's Honey apo Tsr has been q house
hold ia vorite fof coughs, colds. o ailments
OF the throat. cheat I'M lnnsB. Contains no
opiates. c. A. Milford & Go.
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Itch relieved In 80 minutes by
Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. Never
fails. Sold by P. B, Speed, Druggist.
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James Frank Ciinkscaies,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
ABBEv1LLE, 8. C.
Ofice-First floor City Hall. 4.
Estate Of Dr.. j, Lowrie Wilson,
Deceased.

Notice OF Settlement and Application
for FinaRD Discharge.
TAKE NOTICE that on the 9th day OF oc-
Il tober, 1910. I Will render . 1nai account
Of my actings and doiDgs as Admr. Of the
Est. OF Dr.J .Lowrle Wilson, deco. In the office
10 o'clock q. M, q on the same day will ap-
ply for q final discharge from my trust az such
Administrator.
All persous having demands. against said
estate will present them for pay ment on or
before that day. proven n authenticated or
be forever barred. 5
Administrator
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-15
Caldwell DEFEATS YOUNG
Close Match Affords Surprise at City
Tennis Tourney.
SEMI FINALS ARE REACHED
scribRer is FRyored as Most Likely
winner and Man who VIII Face
Potter for Championship
Saturday.

~ 4
Sam Caldwell spfung surprise on the
players and spectators Of the annual city
tournament at the Field club when he de-
feated Conrad Young in one of the closest
matches that the city tournaments have
ever brought out. The score of the match
was Ga, 10, 6-S and 1t was hot fight from
the time the first ball was served until the
last score was called. Both the men play
an exceptionally fast game, using a great
many cuts and slices in handling the ball
Several methods Of serving the ball are
used by both men. but their great strength
is In their ability to Lawford
Semi-finals have been reached by the
players In the championship singles, ex-
cept for one match, that between Kennedy
and c. Colpetzer This match will be
played off Thursday morning, and the
semi-finals will be finished Thursday night
at o'clock.
The match between Kennedy and Col
PETER is expected to be fine one. Most
of the spectators are betting Scribner will
win easily, as he is one OF the most expert
enced of the tennis men who are entered.
For the winner OF this years tournament
Scribner is also favored as the man who
will play Cuthbert Potter for the champion
ship on next Saturday.
The match in which H. Koch won from
H. Beckett was close in the first set, but
Koch won the second one with ease. Koch
has improved much in form since last year
and, although Beckett put up a good fight
he was outclassed so in the serving that
he did not have much chance.
Playing in the championship series of
doubles covered all the preliminary rounds
on Wednesday. several fast matches being
pulled off. All the teams are fairly well
matched in the preliminary, the real play
ing coming in the first round, as the best
players. many of them, drew bye. Tho
younger couples are showing up we'll In the
doubles and in the next few years will
have the championship.
Only one match in the first round of the
doubles was played, In which r. Thomp-
son and Webster beat Abbott and DR..
Thompson. rs, Ga.
DOUBLES PRELIMINARY ROUND.
swartE and L; S. Mcconnell beat Rayley
and Williams, 6-S rs.
f. Mcconnell and II. Beckett beat Steb-
bins and Hern, Ga, 2-6 81
Farrell and Farrell beat Howe and Tyner,
SO 0-L 6-G
Adams and g. Beckett beat Kennedy and
Readinger by default
Sussman and Davis beat Gardner and p
Mccullough, 6-Sr6-l
Cague SIS, Ga
Wallerstedt and Wallerstedt beat Du-
frene and Potter by default
SINGLES-THIRD ROUND FOR SEMI
FINALS.
10, 6-S
II. Koch beat II, Beckett, SO, s-2
CONSOLATION SINGLES-PRELIMI-
NARY ROUND.
Hatch beat Or, Thompson. Ga e-S, 81.
j, Bowen beat Dufrene by default
e. utx beat Festner by default
Abbott beat Sturdevan by default
Megley beat Burns by default.
kohn beat Antilles by default
Tyner beat Kountze by default
FIRST ROUND--COSOLATIO SINGLES
Heyn beat p. Mccullough. 6-2 rs.
j. Bowen beat c. Utz, 40, 60 ca
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-15
INSURGENTS STUMP. INDIANA
Republican state Committee An
nOunces Promises of PrOEressIves
TO Ala in Fall Campaign.

dNDIANAPoLIs. July 1.-THE republican
state committee announced today that
promises had been obtained from Senators
Chauncey NJ. Depew OF New York, ]. p.
Dolliver and A. B. Cummins of Iowa, Knute
Nelson OF Minnesota, William Alden Smith
OF Michigan and John l.. Bristow of Kan
sas to stump the state. l: is expected the
speaking campaign will start about Sem
TENDER Is and II is the purpose OF the re-
publican managers to have things going in
full swing when Colonel Roosevelt comes,
which will be about the middle OF October
The democratic managers are equally
active ana u. 8. Jackson. state chairman.
said today that among the demoera tic
speakers that had accepted invitations to
speak in behalf of the candidacy of John
w. Kern for the United States senate were
Champ Clark OF Missouri. Senator Bailey
OF Texas, former Governor Folk OF Mis-
souri, and Mayor Gaynor OF New York.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-15
DEMAND TELEPHONE RECORDS
states Attorney Issues Subpoena for
Central Union Company BOOks
to show ConversatiOns

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,. July 14.--State's At
torney Burke has issued a subpoena for the
long distance records Of the Central Union
Telephone company. which would show con-
Versations between Attorney Thomas Daw-
son and prominent men said TO be allied
with the Roger Sullivan wing of the
democratic party. When the subpoena was
served on the telephone company, the
states attorney was told the records Of
such conversations were so numerous that
II would be impossible TO get them all to-
sether to turn over 10 the states attorney
until tomorrow.
The appearance on June % Of Representa-
tive Johnson Lawrence OF Polo was the
real beginning Of the lead opened by states
Attorney Burke today. Before the grand
jury Lawrence declared Dawson was not
his attorney, but after close questioning
admitted he had been advised as TO his
rights by former Senator Dawson and re-
fused TO answer a number OF questions put
10 him by the states attorney and mem
oers OF the Jury.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-15

IHs nv 70 Inc si'uatiO''-fsee want ADS.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-15
hen wInnlnK run scored.

Philadelphia ,........3 0 Q Q 0 Q -
TWO base hits: Cole, StelnfeIdt. Three
base hit: Zimmerman. Hits: OFF Cole
) IN eight and one-third Inninga; off Brown
! In two-thirds inning; off Stack, 10 In eight
innings; off Shelter, 2 in two-thirds In
ming First base on balls: OFF Stack, q;
Stack. 2. Time: AGO. Empires: RiRler
and Emsie.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-15
!. nVENTs on RUNNING TRAcKs
DSimatiOn Wins seaEate stake NJ
Empire ImprensiveIv

EMPIRE CITY, July 1A--DaIma,,sn ~.
sta In hVney IaVorite. won the SeaRate
s s5Ske' t one and one-eighn mile here to.
i U;simatiah broke well in motion. but ShlI.
nns Jay OH the pace to the upper tnrn
tsn,n ne moved up fast on the outside and,
lengths from Fauntleroy, which In tnrn
s Wds -FOUR lengths before the Turk Re-
First race. five ana one-balf f,r,ora..
SSauntlet (even) won, Leah Is TO u second
Fianter u TO u third Time: I:07lk.
=, second eco, race, mile: Queen Marguerite a TO
lz 70 y third Time: l:AH 'u'he
Inird race, handicap, six furlonRs. Han.
MaRS2ISa 70 70 - Won everett 90 TO u second,
Fe1rth 70 10 - third; Time; 1:11M.
a Dalinsl an (eYen) Won, Fauntleroy "A Ia II
second The Turk % to 81 third. Time: liza
state Is 10 Il wye Won ana 93ns,half furlongs;
S .aes Gold OF ophir g to d third. Time;
Sixth race, mile ANA twenty yards. Jun,-
ter. Joe (even) won, Sir Cieges "a to n 'u ui
ond, Green Bridge q to u third Time: la
SALT LAKE CITY, July l4-Baronia
Won won the feature at Buena Vista today. Re-
20 First race, five furlongs: Hannah Iouisa
y 10 % won, Delecruzador Is TO IL second
'SSssup Burn @ TO p third. Time: l .Ol
second race. four and one-half furlonRs.
Edmond Adams % to q won, Louise ii n
40 40 y second Ed Levan 1S to ID third. Time:
Third race, six furlongs: Brighton q "a n
won; PLAIN u5 TO u second, Flying e to il
third. Time; LIS.
:, Fourth our race six tyrlongs Balrenia q to
20 70 % third. Time: l:lS%.
Firth race five furlongs; Figent q to u
won; WistaEla OIL 20 q second, Aauiline Is
10 - third. Time; l:0lh.
sixth race, mile; Weymouth Is to u won.
duchess Of Montebello us TO 81 second
Coppers 90 to y third. Time: l:l29S.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-15
Horses from Several Different state,
Race at Auburn


AUBURN, Neb., July 14-(Special Tele.
srarh-J-The second day Of the Auburn
summer races was success in every de-
tail and an exceedingly large crowd was
IN attendance The track was hard and
fast and some excellent racing was pulled
Off The feature of the afternoon races
was the fast time made in the s-year-old
pace Columbia Fire, owned by e. a.
BohaDan of Lincoln, ,Neb., going the first
half In the first heat In los. Good time
was made in all three heats as well as IN
all -FOUR races In the first race the 2ls
uot there were five entries, all starting
Homer winning in three straight easily
In the second heat Teddy r. did excellent
work as we'll as Sweetwood, Belle Tolus
ana Mentholatum, and 1t was a horse race
ior second place in all three heats between
them. In the second race, the 2:2O pace.
there were twelve entries, with eight start
ing. The favorite, Ditto Electric. was n
disappointment. He broke in the first half
and was distanced. Young Adelia made a
pretty race, winning easily in all three
heats :, =
The running race. which was a three
quarter-mile dash, purse 500, was won by
Don Bonette, with the favorite, Lady Ber-
nard, second and vacena third BurllnE-
ton Buckney and Albert White were well
punched and II was a good race sum |
maries: l'qz Is0Tr, 81 s3.fsbSsi sdf "a i
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-15
PIRATES GET FOUR IN NINTH
Mathewson Goes to Pieces After
Pitching Invincible Ball.
AMES FORCES IN WINNER
Pittsburs Defeats New York After
Giants seem TO Have Game
Cinched.
AMES FORCES
IN WINNER

PITTsBURG, July 1L-Plttsburg won in
the ninth inning by scoring four runs.
Mathewson, who had been invincble be-
fore, went into the air lie gave Clarke a
base on balls. Wagner got TO first on an
error by Fletcher at short. Singles by Flynn
and Wilson scored Clarke and Wagner
flynn was caught at the plate. o'Connor
was sent to first on balls, filling the bases
Mathewson gave Byrne four balls, forcing
In the run that tied the score After giving
Leach two bad balls, Mathewson was taken
out and Ames substituted He gave two
more bad balls and forced in the winning
run Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-15

mt; Archer, Hits: Off Pfeister in two
thirds inning off Mcintyre, 8 in seven ana
one-third innings; off .Pfeffer, none in one
inning. First base on balls: Off Mcintyre,
4 OF MeQuillan, l. Struck out: BY Nc
lntyre, 3; by Pfeffer, /; by McQuilian, s.
Time; l:4S, Umplres: RiGler and EmslIe.
Score, second game:
TWO out when winning run scored
chicago ...............O O1 90 Is
Philadelphla :........2 20 0 Q 0 Q a
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-15
Five Heats Necessary to Divide Purse
mt Mitchell

MITCHELL, S. D., July 14.-(Speclal Tele-
gram. 1.-The second day OF the Corn Belt
association races were pulled off today, in
the race OF heavy wind that made fast
were contested from wire to wire. The
crowd was much larger than yesterday and
the enthusiasm was great over the finishes
settle the race Although no horse eot a
majority Of the heats first money went TO
Roy Wilkes, L. w. Wier. Longmont, Colo
best time 2:l3A. Myrtle o. won the a.so
trot in straight heats; Charming Prince
second; and Helen Curry, third Cashier
Dean, owned by. Pat Chantelers, Iron
River, Wis, took first place in 2:lsI; Lucy
+. second and Gold Coin third Must won
the half mile and repeat running race
The races close tomorrow with a big auto
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-15
HoMEoPATHs. ELECT, OFFICERS
Far Western and Eastern. states Get
Lions share of Honors In
Pasadena Convention.

PASADENA, Cal, July H.-AThe American
Institute Of Homeopathy today elected DR..
g. ]. Jones OF Cleveland o. president; Dr.
Walter p. Nichols OF Pasadena CAL vice
president and DR.. James w. Ward Of San
Francisco, DR.. E. l. Man of st. Paul and
DR.. ]. p. Sutherland of Boston, trustees.
DIR. H. r. Arndt, editor OF the Pacific
Coast Journal, and professor in the Hahne-
mann Medical college at San Francisco
was elected field secretary Of the institute,
convention.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-15
shutout for Both Nebraska city and
for Falls City.

. AT MaryVille-Score;
Nebraska city..O Q o 90 90 o 90 { 2
Maryville ......: % 0 o 0 o 2 0 O 80 2 3
Batteries; Collier and Eastes. WaIter
dardner and Moore. Umpire: Myers.
Falls City 10. o o o 90 0 90 q 4
shenandoah ....1 o 0O+O2 O OF 4 :
batteries: Heacock and GreenweIt, Ward
and Castle. Umpire; Fletcher. "'u
Al Clarinda, score: r II u
Auburn .......,.. OO0OoOonn
Cisrinda ,.....;........ 0O202OOOS- Q 2
batteries: Hrsch and Cranigan: Casav
and Johnson. Umpire age. ''
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-15
QUITS If LOSES PRIMARIES
La Toilette VIII Not he Candidate
for Recollection Before LesIsIature
AZ PEOPLE Turn Him Down,

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, July Ex-senator
La Toilette will not be a candidate for re-
election before the legislature unless he
wins out in the primary contest next Sep
TENDER.
This is the authoritative announcement
Of Senator La Follette's campaign manager.
c. r. crownheart OF Superior. who in an
Interview today said:
Senator La Toilette will accept the judE-
ment OF the people at the primaries as final
II he is not endorsed he will not be a can
didate before the legislature II he is en-
dorsed at the primary he VIII expect the
Legislature 70 ratfy the choice OF the pub
Ia
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-15
JUDGE C0MPELS EXPRESS
COMPANY TO SHIP LIQUOR
Writ of Mandamus Says Must Take
Shipments Into Prohibition
Oklahoma.

FORT SMITH, Ark, July 14.-Judse
Rogers OF the federal district court in this
city today granted q writ of mandamus
compelling an express company to accent
shipments Of liquor to towns in Oklahoma.
old Indian territory.
Tho companies had refused shipments BE-
cause Oklahoma is prohibition territory.
Many wholesale liquor dealers have been
awaiting the outcome Of this test case as a
basis for future operations.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-15

DETROIT, July A-Detrolt punched five
day and won, to /. Cobb made a home
run with two men on bases. Score:
Detroit ..e....,,......,1 5 . 90 o / *-7
Two-base hits: Schmidt, Casey, Conroy
Home run: Cobb. Base on balls: OFF
Donovan, 8; off Reisling, /. Struck out;
BY Donovan, 3; by Reisling, 3. Time: Las
Umpires: Egan and O'Loughlin.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-15
Islanders Shut
Out Columbus
~ Good Fielding
Fast Work BY McKibben Helps on
Victory-Red Cloud Gets
Shut Out.

GRAND ISLAND. Neb.. July 4.-(spe-
cial Telegram -Fast fielding featured to-
days game, Mckibben, Grand Islands left
FIELDER being the principal In two doubles
and having four putouts, and LittleJohn
and Chittick Of the visitors doing some SEN
sational hitting. The four hits off Morse
were scattered over as many innings.
Three hits were punched in the first
Score: RuE
Grand Island..........1 01OOOOOs
Columbus ..............O 0 0 0OOO0 90 /
r, Batteries: Bavee and Agnew; Morse and
SEWARD, Neb,, July 14-(special Tele-
gran.)-Red Cloud played Seward here to-
day, the score being to 0. IN favor OF
seward score: R,H.E.
Seward ....OOOOoO9Ra
Red Cloud. .......,,....0 OO0OOOOO 100 2
Batteries: Seward Walker and VALLEY:
Fleming.
KEARNEY, Neb.. July 1G-(speciai Tele.
gram. }--kearney took the first game Of
the series at Kearney with Hastings today.
Hitting honors were about even. Moves
went in the box in the fifth and won the
game FOR the locals Manager Murphy
tried out a new pitcher, but he was not in
Iorm' score: R.H.E.
KIearney ................31O2 10 4
has'lhgs '''''.........,.2 OS2 0O01 0--S 10 3
batteries; Keamey, Akersy Ballet
NSOyes and Townsend; Hastings, Nash,
Herrick and Couple. Time: 2.UU Umpire:
Boswell. y
FREMONT, Neb., July l4.-4tgpeclal Tele-
gram )-superlor defeated Fremont today
In game that was decidedly one-sided.
Fremont was unable to do much at the lbat
Score: % IA l.
superior .......,..,.2O 020O9 O0 IA :;
Fremont ,.............. 90 VUIO00 g. 81
Batteries Gibson and Hartley; Smith,
Miller and Bonner.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-15
SIOUX TAKE CLOSE CANE
u -
Rourkes Show Improved Form in
Game.
KELLEY Tw1RLS GOOD BALL
Sioux City Comes Out Ahead, Though
Omaha Players Make RALLY In
Fourth which Nets
.,a Three.
KELLEY TwRLs GOOD BALL

SIOUX CITY, Ia. July H--Aiderman
was effective in the box for Sioux City
today and the siotxs won from Omaha
today, to 3. But four hits were made
OFF him. three OF them coming in the fifth
inning which with a pass. Melted omaha's
three runs. Keeley. also twIrled. good ball
but he allowed double.- four singles and
two passes for four rins in the fourth.
Score: tR
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-15
seckeI Leads GoIfer.

CHICAGO, July 1L-Albert seckel inter-
collegiate champion, took the lead In tha
queufying round OF the Calumet Country
CUBS open golf tournament here todav
played sensational golf in par figures, five
sFoAss under DOGGY. On no hole ala he
70 above par under the new system Of
eliminating the half stroke OF par.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-15
PENNSYLVANIA CONDUCTORS
VOTE TO GO ON STRIKE
proposition TO Quit work ON Lines
East OF PittSburg Carries by
Good Majority.

PHILADELPHIA, July I.--According to
officials OF the Brotherhood Of Railroad
Trainmen and the Order OF Railroad Con-
duetors. the employees Of the Pennsylvania
railroad on the lines east OF Plttsburg,
Buffalo and Erie have voted by a big ma
5ority to strike The work OF counting the
ballots cast by trainmen~ and conductors
was finished at o'clock this afternoon
and the result will be laid before General
Manager Meyers Of the railroad late this
afternoon.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-15
II, Koch beat III, Beckett, Sc, So
CONSOLATION SINGLES--PRELIMI-
AmerIcan Horaea WIN at Neumnrl,n,.

the Zetland plate here today AuRust Rei-
monts Merry Task finished first. Da-
Sision was second and Sycamore third
There We're seven starters:
The July handicap OF 800 sovereiRns. for
s-year-olds and upwards. distance ain fur
longs q the Bunbury mile, was won by
ii. r. Whitney's Perseus III
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-15
BIG AERO MEET AT HARVARD
Fiity Thousand Dollars I'm Purses At
tracts Leading AerOplaniats
of the World.
CAMBRIDGE, Mas,. Univ

nautical meet to be held al Soldiera, TIaSS
from September to 1S, will be the Ereatest
contest OF its kind ever attempted, in
A a. according to the plans OF the Har-
nearing completion, 80 ~"
.rd ne ortering OF prizes agkregatine about
$o 5000 mas proved tempting bait 10 avias
Glenn H. Curtiss, Charles ~ Wits -
SharleS Hamilton, Count DE I,esseDS VIII.
am am Ailliard and Messrs johnson and
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-15
ROY WILKES TAKES HOT PACE

MISS constantine, b. m. (McCarger). .ds
S0iohel W. W., b. h, Gackson) ..,.,,,ds
Time: 2:l6A 2:l61k, 2:l6K.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-15
ChIrnrn Nuinn NUhl.a r.a..

NIAGARA FALLS. Ont, July 1.-THE
chicago Whist club won the Hamilton
trophy at today's meeting Of the Ameriesn
o. Boston played against Chicago IN ths
t ssIe series AZ EAmsA tia lAttsr WinainE By
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-15
BOSTON,
Totals......so sHn o Totals. ga
Score: second rama.

Nv = wosnes9 nlts: Browne. Purtell. Three
flce fly; Wagner. Double play: Wagner,
bradley and Engle. Left on bases: Chicago
.; Boston. 5. Base on balls: OFF Smith, 5;
Struck out: BY Smith, 4; BY Arelianes 4
Time: Las. Umpire: Evans
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-15
Totals. ...,ss ii. ans . Nv y ''''''
'Batted for Hawley in the ninth.
fBatted for HardrrnVn In The tnir,th

sBatted for Hawley in the ninth
'Batted for Hardgrove in the ninth
Kansas City .......~0 o O q 2 "a
indianapolis ....: 90 o o o a & q "a
Two-base hits Raftery. Barbeau, smoot,
Delehanty; Struck out: BY Hardgrove /.
Bases on balls; OFF HardgroYe, 2; off Car
thirds innings. Sacrifice hits: Shannon,
Hardgrove Double play: Hayden to How
bourne. Williams. 1lme. 1850 Umpires:5
Owens and Van .syckle. 81, v~s,sv
TOLEDO, O.. July s14.-Leroy did not al
low the Toledo team a hit until, the tenth.
Score
st. Paul.........sO 0 O o OoiO~o o 2-g-
Toledo .,...,.......0 O. o 0 o 90 O. o 90
Two-bas hit: Clarke. Three base hit.
off Leroy, 2. Struck out: BY Robinson! -,
3; by Leroy, 2. Time:t 1:46. 10 Empires:
Bierhalter and Cusack. .,..
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-15
Boston Wins DoubIe-Header.

BOSTON, July H-Boston won a double
neeoer from Chicago today, shutting out
taking the second. to 2. The first.
pitchers battle, was won in the sixth inning
on two hits and an out. .Chicago's errors
ana Boston's timely hitting won the second
game. Score, first game:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-15
IVA GOLF TOURNAMENT
Rider Defeats Stewart in SECOND,
Round, Three and TYNn

ronnd golf championship complete:
Rider defeated Stewart 3 up q Dlokev
aeteated Rogers up 4. Harrison defeated
buIlh up 4 Sheehan defeated Boardnnan
up g. Ferguson defeated Terry 3 IN a
PoFer defeated G. e, Parker up 2 Middle
ton aeheated Sargent s up 8 Ammons de-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-15
CLEVELAND.

Two-bsse hits; LaPorte, Cree. Three base
nlts: Ford. Cree. Sacrifice hits: Knight,
sweeney Sacrifice fly: 1aJoie. Stolen bases:
Iurner Wolter, Cree ~, Roach, Birmina-
nam Left on bases: Cleveland 4; New
York, 8. First base on errors: Cleveland. l.
Double plays: Roach to Knight to Chase
Roach TO Chase. Struck out; BY Ford s.:
BY Young, l. Base on balls: Off Ford &; OH
Young, Wild pitch: Young. Time; i:Sg
Umpires; Connolly and Dineen.
Winning Streak Broken.
PHILADELPHIA, July 1A-st. Louis
broke Philadeplhias winning streak TODAY
Score: ''
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-15
Washington signs Otey

NORFOLK, Va, July 14-"Big BIZ Otey.
pitcher Of the Norfolk base ball team. who
was released a few days ago, while III In a
hospital has been signed by Washington.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-15
BOSTON.
CHICAGO.

base hit Engle. Sacrifice hits:
IB3iiackburne White. Double plays Gardner,
wagner and Stahl az. Left on bases: Chi.
cage. 3: Boston, 3 Base on balls: Off White.
!, OFT X, Collins, Q. First on errors: Chicago
Boston, Struck out: BY White, 2; by