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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-07
Senator Beveridge Asks That This Nation
Strive Under One Flag For Best Interests
american News servicc.)

u. sAmorlC0u NeWS SSpNlCc.J
81. Paul. Sept. 7.-Senator Albert J.
Beweridge this forenoon delivered the
following address before the conserva.
ton congress:
The United States IS. The Ameri-
can people are a Nation--not forty-six
nations. In war we fight under one
flag for our common safety: In peace
let us strive under one nag for our
common welfare.
Tho history of the American peo-
pie has been the narrative OF tho max.
ing OF the Nation. the record of the
compromising Of people. the chroni.
Gle OF tho knitting together OF one
great brotherhood. We have had to
end our evils by united action; and
each evil ended has bound US closer
together We have had to provide
our safety and convenience acting as
one people: and every such effort has
strengthened our nationality. It 10
m Inevitable process. And It is a
safe process for all except those spe-
cial interests who wrong or exploit
che whole people.
For the American people as a mass
ean be trusted. The composite intelli-
gence and combined conscience of the
American people IL the mightiest force
for wisdom and righteousness on all
the globe. Special interests byk the
various devices OF politics can control
groups of people when divided; they
cannot control all the people when
united. And 50 special interests are
always on the side of provincialism
Of the people; always against the unity
Of the people.
The affairs that concern the people
exclusively within State are the
problem and business Of that State.
Affairs that generally concern the peo-
pie OF the Nation are the problem
and business Of the Nation. Even in
solving the problems OF Its own peo-
pie, every State. az OF men. It Is writ.
ten, mo State liveth to itself alone"
Just - the idea Of provincialism
has worked other evils. SO II has work.
Cd the waste OF our natural resources.
The provincial idea was that the ma
tural wealth belonging to all the Amer
ican people should be handed over for
nothing to special interests. That
was done under the plea OF encourag.
Ing individual enterprise and hasten
ing OF local development.
And 20 forests which once belong
ID to all the people have been ruth
lessly felled and upon their ruinshave
risen the empires of our lumber
kings. Priceless deposits OF coal,
iron ore and copper which once be-
longed to all the people have been
surrendered freely to special interests;
and these sources Of the peoples reve-
nue. which should have flowed into
tho peoples treasury to pay the ex.
pcnse Of the peoples government
have been diverted, by the ditch dug
by the provincial idea. into the trea.
sury Of .multi-millionsires until the
peril OF their swollen fortunes is one
Of the problems confronting American
statesmanship.
All OF this waists and robbery Of the
peoples wealth must be stopped No
ancient and provincial Interpretation
Of states rights must prevent the en-.
forcemcnt OF the peoples rights. No
special plea for hasty local develop
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-07

Lines and Oranges.
A favOrite drink in the south sea is
lands is made of a mixture of lines
and oranges.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-22
OMAHA PULLS DOWN SIOUX
Second Victory from Indians Drops
Them from First Place.
ROURKEs PUT GINGER IN PLAY
Davis, Kane ThomsSn' and MOrIarity
waIIOp lows Brand of Ball Put
UD by FEeeman, and
McLenas

Omaha, 10; Sioux City, 5.
Omaha took another from Sioux city yes
terday, batting two pitchers out Of the box
and dropping the fndians TO second place
In the League ,a.1 loo p"
In the first inning the RoSrRes took in
four runs and all tbrongh- had things their
own way. After the visitors had been re-
tired in one-two-three order Davis, the first
batter for Omaha lined sat a two-bagger
Corridor was hit and. Flood sacrificed Davis
to third and c6rridon 10 second. Kane was
next and With might, three-tlmer out
against the center field fence brought in
Davis and Corridor. 90 MOrlarty followed
with a single. scoring Kans, and was him
self brought iri on a two base hit by Welch.
Everyone batted In the first,
In the third Morarlty, after reaching first
on Quillin's error and second, on throw
to third, was brought hpmes9n single by
WEIGH. o.5f soos ~
The visitors made their first run in the
fourth on three Dagger by QmIlin, fol7
lowed by long fIy. to center by Fenon.
Davis brought in another for the locals in
the fourth. lie sent out drive to right
field for two bases. was sacrificed to third
and came in on a balk by Freeman.
on a three Base hit BY Thomson and three
errors by Sioux city, omaha gathered in
three more In the fifth Another In the
seventh was the last. In the seventh, Sioux
City also took in one, but waited until the
ninth for the final rekfpEt. Miller walked
and went TO third on = double by Neigh
bors Hartman rappea "a warm one down
past second for a single, scoring Miller and
Neighbors. Hartman came in on a single
BY Stem score: "N, -sH
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-22
EVENTS ON RUNNING TRACKS
FavOrites Split Events with Outsiders
~ salt LIKE.

SALT LAKE CITY, July 21-Favorites
ana outsiders split today's card at Buena
finished noses apart. Results;
Frs Tirst race. fi rye end md, half frrlOnss;
lena (l02 Augayo, 100 TO u third. Time:
LOSS. Bill Mayhem, Gelico, Belle Kinney,
Charles J. Harvey Alivta, Judge Shortall
Second race. five and a half furlongs,
selling: La Petite C95, Kederis, IL to %
won, Minnedocia (s6. Nolan, TO p second,
1.08N. 0alene Gale, David Boland and
Gabriel finished as named
Third race. five furlongs, selling; Father
stafford C0J. smith, s to, q won, Hannis
Gaugel, 5 to u third. Time: 1;0lh. Sain
Fox, Titus II. sainest, Lawndale Belle and
Junior (ilS. Denny, to 100 won. Melissa
ll2, Vosper, TO y second, Warner Girls
well do Carroll. i5 to y third Time;
finished as named.
Fifth race. one mile selling Tansy 600
selling, 4 to ~ won. Smiley Metzner QO9,
ton, to - third. Time: 1913. DR., Mayor,
Santhia, Miller's Daughter, Wicket,
Young Belle. Altar, Dixie Dixon and
Sixth Sixth race six furlOnss, selling: Hidden
Hand (tO9, Vosper. TO u won, Hamper
(lO7, Kirschbaum, 9 to o. second, Silver
IIA PATTERSON and Burleigh finished az
named.
EMPIRE CITY RACE TRACK, N. T.
July A.-Everett, backed from to l tC
Is TO S, easily won the test handicap, one
mile, here today, defeating high-clasi
! field. The race was marred by an un
fortunate break by the favorite, Resti
gouche, when the barrier was sprung. Re
suits:
Fret race. five and a half furlongs
LadAsette Is to u won, Hectagon second
The Hague (even). third. Time: l:W.
| Second race, mile and twenty yards
| Gliding Bell (1S to 100 won, Falcada sec
1 and, Noon third. Time; l:41M.
Third race. six furlongs: Jeanne d Arr
| % TO 1O won. Sixty g TO u second, Roya
| Onyx Is to u third. Time: 1:1l%.
Fourth race, one mile: Everett as to 8
won. Apache second, Restigouehe third
| Time; 1:90h
Fifth race, six furlongs Novelty e TO 5
won, Star Charter second, Seth third
| Time: 1;l3h.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-22

IOtAIE'. ''',d4 y y 70 7
sBatted for Frock in the seventh.
~Batted for Burke in the ninth
Chicago .............. o 0 0 o 8 o o IS
Two-base hits Beck. Three-base hits
Steinfeldt Shuttle Hits: OFF Frock, in
six innings; off Burke, in two innings
sacrifice hit: Hoffman. Double play: Tinker
to Evers to Hoffman. Left on bases: Chi
cago, 3; Boston. 9. Base on balls: OFF
Frook. 1; off Burke, ]; off Brown, 2. Struck
out; BY Brown, 3. Time: lao Umpires
KLEIN and Kane
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-22
LAY PLANS FOR AUTO RU
omaha Motor Club VIII Hold Contest
In August.

Tentative plans for the first annual en-
durance run Of the Omaha Motor club were
made public yesterday. While the date for
the run has not been definitely decided, Il
will begin on a date close to the middle
of August and will continue for three days,
In the course of the run a part OF south
western Iowa and the eastern half of Me-
braslSa will be traverBed.
According to present plans the first
day OF the test viii carry the contestants
burg Ia. TO Nebraska City, where they
will spend the night, covering distance OF
approximately l6o miles during the day The
second days route lies through Lincoln,
Crete and Howard, with the stop for the
night at Kearney. This days run will
total 2i5 miles.
On the last day the struggling automo-
bilists will catch a fleeing glimpse of
Hastings, Grand Island, Central City, Co
lumbus and Fremont and will complete the
circuit TO Omaha. The distance to be COW
cred on the third day will be about equal
TO that OF the second.
The board of directors of the Motor
club together with representatives Of the
automobile dealers of the city will meet
at 1 o'clock on Friday afternoon at the Of
fices OF the Vele Automobile company at
the corner OF Nineteenth and Farnam
strets to perfect further the plans for the
run. Among other business there will be
selected at this meeting, the car which
viii act as pathfinder for the run and
which will 1t is expected, cover the pro-
| posed route OF the tour Monday or Tues
day of next week.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-22
BRESMAAAN AND GARY DRAW
Go Ten Reunds, with No Advantage
for Observation-Disclosures II
stopped.

For the third time in the Hast three
months, Tommy BreBnahan OF South
Omaha and Thomas Gary OF Chicago,
fought ten-Found draw. At the end OF
the battle Referee Ford raised both. men 8
gloves much TO the satisfaction OF the ma
tority OF the crowd. The men were wary
former battles to leave few openings. Not
until the last round did any blood flow
when Bresnahat's lips were bleeding.
Most of the rounds started with a rush
by BresnahAn and a quick rally by Gary
and a repetition of the same through the
round. The men were in clinches most OF
the time. In the last round each took turns
in rushing the other to the ropes.
Preliminaries were boxed between Nazzy
and Whaley, and Lindsey and Swanski
Nary won the first and the second was
stopped BY Chief Briggs because they were
not evenly matched.
Marty Cutler IRON Jack Johnson's train
ing camp, was present and issued a chal.
lenge to any one in the heavyweight class
barring Johnson and Langford.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-22
DENVER TAKES THE LEAD

steps Up Ahead of siopx City by
Il Defeating Topeka.
DENVER. July. 21.--Denver won from
Topeka today, 8 10 g. by itlAnely hitting and
snappy base running and took first place
in theEpeTcentagey table Olmstead received
gilt-edged support Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-22
YaIe student Wins shoot.

PHILADELPHIA, July H.-George y.
Dhmmock, jr., OF Elizabeth, N. Y, a Yale
student and a member of the Yale Gun
club won the preliminary handicap today
in the Eastern Handicap Target tourna-
ment at Edge Hill. Dimmock broke ninety
seven out OF 100 targets, az sixteen yards
rise. His nearest competitors among the
amateurs we're ]. II. Vandever OF Brooklyn
and j. X. Graham OF lngleside. Ill.,, who
broke nlnety-six each. Vandever shot from
the 1S-yard rise and Graham stood at the
o. yard mark.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-22

Seward Trims
Red ClouderS;
Decisions Close
Score Stands Six to Three and
Umpire Comes in for Left
Handed Rap.

RED CLOUD. Neb., July q. - (speca
lTelegram.)-B getting advantage OF sew
eral close decisions, Seward defeated Rcd
Cloud by the score Of to g. Score;
R.H.E
Seward ............... OOSO10 0-6 10 /
Rcd Cloud .......... 001 000o20-S Q
Batteries Stewart and Waldron Jarrett
and Moss. Struck outs BY Stewart, 6; by
Jarrett, g. Bases on balls: OFF Stewart, O
off Jarrett, 2. Two-base hits' Quiglcy CQ
Parker, Moss Booth. Double plays: Booth
to Neff Time; 1885.
HASTINGS. Neb,, July 21.-(Special Tel
egram. )-Waldron and Hamilton waged a
great twelve7inning battle. Singles by Car
zee and Harms won for Hastings. Score:
RH.E.
Columbus ....o..0 5
Hastings .........0 O02 O0OO1-4 s
Batteries: For Columbus, Hamilton and
Agnew; for Hastings, Pickering, Waldron
and Donnelly.
GRAND ISLAND. Neb, July 21-(speciai
Telegram.)-In a game twice delayed by
rain and marked by ragged work on both
sides Kearncy errors were more costly
Green kept the three hits off him dis
tributed over as many innings Score.
RHE
Kearney .,........... OOOOO1OOO-1 8
Grand Island ........,. 00000101 go
Batteries; Balliett and Townsend, Green
and Carroll. Umpire: Fleming.
SUPERIOR, Neb., July H.-(Special Tele-
am.)-Fremont won the game today from
Superior by the score Of to 1. Fremont
winning by better batting. Bonner's hitting
being one OF the features OF the game.
Superior played an errorless game. Score;
R.H.E.
Fremont .............. 1O1OO1OO0-3 IL
Superior ,.,.,....,.... OOoOO0-1 Q
Batteries: Fremont, Herndon and Bob
ner; superior. Snyder and BARLEY. Struck
out: BY Snyder, 6; by Herndon, 4. Three
base hits: Bonner e. Base on balls: OF
Snyder, 2; off Herndon. q Umpire: Griffith.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-22
RAyLEY AND Williams WINNERS
Play Long Line of Contestants IN. Con-
ISOLATION Doubles.

Rayley and Williams fought their way
from the semi-flnRls in the consolation
doubles, through the finals and became
winners of the series In TWO matches We'd
nesday The first game or the one in the
Eemi-finals, they won over Adams and
Beckett In Ga, u.s. and the second one was
over AIcCague ana Buck In the tinalS, the
score being G-l $40 ca,
Both matches were hard ones aRd were
close. but the couple played fine tennis
all through and persevered to win. Ray
ley played a fine net game and Williams
fine game back on the court, and as a
team they worked finely together.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-22
syracuse shuts Out Burr.

CYRACUES, Neb, July 2L--(Special Tel
egram. )-Cyracues shut out the strong Burr
here this afternoon by score OF q to 3,
The notable incidents OF the game were
the hitting of both teams and the effec-
tive pitching of both twirlers Cyracuse
has one of the fastest amateur teams in
the state and is anxious to get chances
to meet other fast aggregations.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-22

Time: 2:13z. 2;12A, 2;l6%. 2;I5h, 2:l5N.
Class $3.50, racing, purse, $500:
Lucyone, b. m, by 7Alleryone (Brown) 1 1
Billy Llnke, br, g., by Vendor
(A1bright) Observation-Disclosures. s 2
Grace, b. M, by Demonia De Ryder) 4
Teddy Roosevelt b. g.. by Raymond
se eHSeo M bv c;rerorv cMsinan
Red Gopher, oh. g.. by Harold
Time: 2:1SIk, 2:l3h. 2:f5.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-22
DENVER.

Stolen bases: McMurray (al, lindsay (2),
Cranston, Cassidy, Walsh. Two-base hits:
Landreth, Abbott, WalafbA. Home run
Walsh Sacrifice hits: McMurray. Ohm
STRUCK out: BY Olmstead. 8; by Harris, 8;
by Jackson, g. Base on BALLS Off Ohm
stead, Il Off Harris, 1; off Jackson, 2.
Cranston to Lloyd to Lindsay, Lloyd to
Lindsay Left on bases: Denver, 5; Topeka
l. Hits: or Harris, II in six innfrgs; off
Jackson, On two innings. Time. 80 Umi
pire; Mullen. s'isN~
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-22
NewcastIe Deseat. lana

NEWCASTLE, Neb., July n--(Special)-
Newcastle defeated Iona here today by the
score OF 4 to 0. Batteries: Thompson and
BY Thompson, 8; by Cook, 8. This is the
second shutout for Newcastle In the last
week, having defeated Allen, 2 to o.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-22
rrnsscn Mnnt Gnmr.

70 book games with any fast amateur team
ON the following dates. July 81, August IA,
a. q. september II, ~, rs, october 2
Thesnine would especially like TO arrange
games with the Americans and Burlington
He'd Sox. Address, all communications 10
Rd A. Kaiser manager 3sW Corby street
telephone, Webster sS4 after $3.50 p m .f
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-22

Two-base hits: Mullin, Tannehill. Three
base hits: Walsh. J. Collins. Home run:
Barry. Base on balls: OFF Plank, T. Struck
out: BY Walsh, g. by Plank, Z. Time: 1853.
Umpires: Egan and O'Loughlin.
Boston Blanks Tigers.
BOSTON, July H.--Boston shut out De
trodt today, 4 to 0, making II four wins out
OF five games. Karger's home run was the
deciding factor In the contest. For dlsput-
ing decision Simmons was put off the
field. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-22
SOUTH DAKOTA TENNIS TOURNEY
Players from several states Will
Take Part in Matches.

SIOUX FALLS s. D., July 2l.-lSpecial)
preliminary arrangements are being made
for the annual tournament OF the South
Dakota Tennis association, which will be
held next week on the grounds OF the
Sioux Falls Tennis association. While II
Is q state tournament, Il is expected that
a number of players from other states will
be present and participate. II IL believed
Minnesota will have perhaps the largest
number of players here OF any OF the out
side states, while others are expected from
Iowa, Wisconsin, North Dakota, Nebraska
and Missouri Barton ard Phillips OF
Sioux Falls, the present holders OF the
titles In doubles and John Barton, state
champion at singles, viii have much 10
do 10 hold the places they have won.
Branson and smith OF Mitchell are maxi
ing a determined fight TO win these lau'
reis for themselves. and have placed them
selves IN excellent condition by attending
several OF the big gatherings of PLAYERS IN
the states OF the west and northwest
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-22

Hailman Sacrifice flies: McGann Randall.
Sacrifice hits Spencer, Charles, Ludwig.
First base on balls: Off Baskette, i; off
Dougherty, /. Struck outs BY Baskette, /:
by Boice, /; by Dougherty, 3. Hits Off
Baskette. in three Innings off Boice,
in six innings. Double plays; Land to But
Ter to Freeman; Randall TO Mccain. Left
on bases; Toledo. 6; Milwaukee, s, First
base on errors: Toledo, /; Milwaukee, /
Hit with pitched ball: Breen. Umpires:
Biershalter to Ferguson Time: 1:50.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-22
..Iimmy,, o,RourI.e sneechIe.s.

tCOLUMBUS. o., July 2.-"Jimmy"
o. Rourke, third baseman OF the Columbus
American association nine. who was HIS
hy Vinegar" Bill Essick OF the Kansas
City nine. IL still sPeechiess at Grant hos
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-22

LIVERPOOL, July n.-In the all-aged
selling plate OF 100 soyereigns run over the
new middle straight five furlongs here to-
day. H. p. Whitney's links geldng won
over Soldier, the only other contestant in
the race.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-22
SOX WIN FROM ATHLETICS
Score All Runs in Eighth Inning and
Hold Locals.
PHILADELPHIA GETS
TWO
chicago Takes Game on j, Collins
TRIPLE, DOugherty's single,
Base on balls and Error
by Davis.

PHILADELPHIA, July H.-Chicsgo de-
feated Philadelphia today. The visitors
scored all their runs in the eighth inning
on J. Collins triple, Dougherty's \slngle, a
base on balls and an error by Davis Score:
ruTCAnO nun rur nun
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-22
starshnn Wins Chess Gnme.

HAMBURG, July H-Frank T. Marshall,
the American champion, won HIS game to-
day IN the third round OF the interna tional
chess tournament BY defeating the ,1erman
champion, Tarrasch Sehlechter now leads
In the tournament hayingNhalf point the
advantage over Salwe.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-22
Yenterday's Results.
WESTERN I.EAGTTE

WESTERN LEAGUE. s'l' '.r
Sioux City, 8; Omaha, 10.
Des Moines. 4; Lincoln. ). }r.,
st. Joseph, 10; Wichita 2. 49, ~
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Cleveland, l; Washington, g.
Chicago, 3; Philadelphia, z.
81. Louis, q; New York, 10,
Detroit, 0; Boston, 4.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Brooklyn, /; Pittsburg, ). Second game,
Brooklyn, o; Pittsburg, T. BE-.
Boston, o; Chicago, g.
New York, o; st. Louis. 2.
Philadelphia 3; Cincinnati, O.
AMERICAN AsSOC1ATION,
Kansas City, 8; Columbus, 4.
Milwaukee, s; Toledo, 0.
Minneapolis, Z; indianapolis, 2.
st. Paul, 4; Louisville, g.
NEBRASKA LEAGUE.
Fremont, 3; Superior, 1.
Seward, 6; Red Cloud, 3.
nings.) .
Grand Island, q Rserney, !;
Shenandoah, /; Maryville, 3.
Auburn, 4; Falls City, 3. 81
Nebraska City, s; Clarinda, L.. -
Games To-day. .-, &c..
Western League-Sioux City at Omaha,
Des Moines at Lincoln, st. Joseph at
wichita, Topeka at Denver.
. American League--Cleveland at Washing
ton, Chicago at Philadelphia, ST. Louis at
National LesgGeSFhiaSsSpSia at rincin-
Louis. '. - M ~ ~
American Association-zISa nsas, City 6t Co
lumbus, Milwaukee at TQle OF ~ lin HeApolis
at indianapolis, st. Paufeat louisville.
Nebraska state League-Columbus al
Hastings, seward at Red Cloud, Fremont
at Superior, Kearney at Grand Island.
Mink League-Shenandoah at Maryville
Clarinda at Nebraska City, Falls City al
Auburn.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-22
BROWN PITCHES FINE BALL
Chicago Takes Opener from Boston
Three to Nothing.
sTENFELDT LEADS WITH STICK
Cubs Make All Their scores In sixth
Inning ana Drive Frock from
the sIab-Two Three
BRggers.

CHICAGO. July H.--Brown pitched bril-
liant game against Boston today winning
the opener, S.to o. steinfeldt led in the bat
ting with two singles and a triple in three
times up. Frock was hammered from the
slab in the sixth, when the Cubs scored all
their runs Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-22
RESULTS IN MINK LEAGUE
Auburn Defeats Falls City, Four to
Three--TaryYiIIe Wins
TEX JONES AND ROY CoRHAN SOLD
Holland Gets Four Thousand anG
FOur Players for Men.

WICHITA, July 2i.-JaclS Holland, owner
of the ST. Joseph base ball club, has sold
TEX Jones and Roy Corhan to the Chi
csgo American league club for 5000. 1t Is
the first big sale made in the Western
league this season. The terms of the sale
ere $4,000 in cash and four class A bal
players worth at least 1900 each. St
Joseph is to have first call on the services
of both Jones and Corhan, provided they
fail to make good with the White Sox next
season. They will remain with st. Joseph
this season. ,,. r..
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-22
ST. PAUL

Stolen bases: Clarke Howard Autrey.
Sacrifice hit: Fisher. Sacrifice fly: Nc
Mormick. Two-base hit: Stanley Three
out: BY Weaver ID; by Ryan. 8. Bases on
balls: Off Weaver. !; off Ryan. L. Hit
with pitched ball: Howard Wild pitch:
weaver. Left on bases; Louisville B; st
Paul, o. Time: $780, Urnpfeb. hChfll and
Cusack.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-22

IWo-Dase hltB' Laporle, MItcheII Nee
Cree. Three-base hits: Laporte, Daniels.
Home run: Wolter. Struck out: BY Kin
sell, /; by Vaughn, 4. Base on balls: Off
Bailey, 3; off kinsell, 2; Off Spade, 2; off
Vaughn, 8. Time: 2!1O. Umpires: Evans
and Dineen.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-22
Washington Bunches Hits.

Two-base hits. KiIlifer, Reisling, LeliveIt.
Sacrifice fly: Birmingham. Sacrifice hit:
Mcbride. Double plays: Lajoie, Turner and
Stovall; Unglaub [unassisted). Left on
bases: Washington, 8; Cleveland, g. Bases
on balls: Off Link, 2; off Reisling, 2 Base
on errors: Washington, l.
st Louis swamped by New York.
NEW YORK, July H.-St. Louis was over
whelmed 10 to today by New York.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-22

AWO-Dabo nltSs lodcn td), Cldrho, DAu-
bert. Three-base hits: Wheat, Erwin. Home
run: Leach. Bases on balls: off Wilhelm,
2; off knetzer, 2 Struck out: BY White.
.; by Wilhelm, i; by knetzer, 2. Time: 1875.
-Umpires: Eason and tombstone
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-22
GETS TWO noMERs AND LOSES
81. Joseph. Runs over wichita, Ten
10 ItNn.

WICHITA, Kan, Julyr E-Two home
runs We're ali that saved Wienita from
being smut 0Nt b. St..JOsepiRs CLOSE playing
ara timely lutunB tVuayss score; q
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-22
Ell LEAGUE R
TIIREE-I
RESULTS
DanviIIe, Peoria. sn-lH=sl=la ana
BIOOminRtOn Win.


DANVILLE, ILL.,, July H-.Spectacular
fielding ana clever base running won the
game today for Dahville, Score: RH. T..
DRnvills ,.....,....,, O30OO1 s(5 /
Waterloo .........,.... 100000 0-3 8 4
batteries. LOOMS and Wolfe; Patton and
Harrington.
PEORIA Ill. July A.-Hovlik allowed
hut two hits and Peoria won the first game
Peoria ................, 1O0IO OOo-2 o
Davenport .....,....,,. OO0l 00000-1
Batteries; Hovllk and Jacobs Nelson
and Wolfe.
SPRINGFIELD H.. July 2.-Longer and
better hitting won the first game of the
series for Springfield Score r. p
Springfield ....t...... O9ORS gtO SO s
dubuque s-L....,..... o 2 90 900 o. /
Batteries: Hamilton, Middleton and Hart
ley; Faber and Boucher.
BLOOMINGTON, H., July N.-Bloom
ington got five Of It's seven hits in two
innings and each hit scored "a run: Rock
Island was shut out. Score; R.H. e,
Bloomington ...,...... O0032OOO.- Z
Rock Island ........... OOOOO 10000 6
Batteries c. Davidson and Nunamaker;
Cavet and O'LeRry. 10