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Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-16
Red ClouderS
Break Even with
Seward Team
Win First Game Six to Nothing and
Lose Second by Score of
Four to One.

RED CLoUR, Neb., Aug. 15.-(special
Telegram.) -Red Cloud broke even with
Seward in a double-header today. Score
first game RH.E.
Seward Sew TiO1 ..........S % /
Batteries: Seward, Hanson and VALLEY;
Red Cloud, Masters and Moss. struck out
balls: OFF hanson, 8; off Masters, 3 Two
base hits: Dolan. Bradbrook. Left on
bases; Seward, Z; Red Cloud; o. Hit by
Earned runs Red Cloud, ?. Time lE'
Umpire: Fleming.
Second game: R.HE.
Seward ....."..O % 90 Q - 9 !
Red Cloud ..,...O o o VI l 4
Batteries Seward, Corners and VALLEY;
Red Cloud, Masters, Snyder and Moss
Bases on balls: off Connors, 4; off Masters
l. Struck out: BY Connors, 4; by Masters rs:
2; by Snyder, T. Wild pitch: Connors. hit
by pitched ball: Dolan. Time: lbs. UNI
pire Fleming. Red Clouds inability to hit
Connors lost them the second game.
HASTINGS, Neb.. Aug. l5-,(Special Tele-
gram -Heavy hitting by Hastings in the
first and the same by Columbus in the sec
ond game, was the means OF splitting to-
days double-header. In the first game,
Bovee Of Columbus was struck in the chest
with batted ball and forced to retire.
Catcher Donnelly of Hastings sprained his
finished under difficulties and played part
Of the second game Despite his injury he
made two safe hits and caught in sensa-
tional style Score RH.E.
Columbus ..............0 DOL @ o.
Hastings ..............,1 01231 l 80 10 2
Batteries: Columbus, Kissel, Bovee, Sim
delar and Agnew; Hastings, Pierce and
Donneily. Home run: Cook of Hastings;
Columbus ...s.........2O1OsOO- 8 i
Hastings ....................O OO2 IL ~
Batteries: Columbus, Agnew and Corbetti
Hastings, Pierce, Donnelly and Schryver.
Superior also defeated Fremont at Byron
yesterday by a score of to T. The score;
RH.E.
Fremont ....,..O o 900 - 8 6
Superior .....,;.l O
ner; Superior, Justus and Lands. Umpire;
BARLEY.
SUPERIOR, Neb., Aug 15.-(Specal Tele-
gram. )-Superior defeated Fremont today
in one of the most sensational games ever
witnessed on the home grounds. 1t took
seventeen innings for either team to make
a score. 1 was a battle royal between the
two star pitchers of the Nebraska State
league, Gibson OF Superior and Smith OF
Fremont Gibson only allowed five hits
in the entire seventeen innings. while
Smith gave the cement makers eight hits
Clark hit safe In the last of the seven
teenth inning and Hargis sent it to the
alfalfa for three Dagger, scoring Clark
! The score: ft R,HE
/ Fremont
go. CORRESPONDENCE s 4
.......O0OOOoOoOOOOOOOO1-l !
Batteries: Fremont, Smith and Bonner;
Superior: Gibson and BARLEY. Three base
| hits; Hargis, Mason. Two-base hits;
| Bock-ewitz, Hargis. Umpire: Green.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-16
Eastern Rate
Hearing Goes Over
Judge Brown Opens Inquiry at New
York and Adjournment is Taken
to September z.

Judge G. NJ Brown. chief examiner of the
Interstate Commerce commission, today
opened hearings here into the question OF
increase in freight rates in the territory
north OF the Ohio river and the Potomac,
and east Of the Mississippi river. The rail-
roads have asked for increases which, It
has been figured would cause an adj
vance Of half million dollars for the af-
hscted territory.
Counsel for the railroads and shippers
obtained an adjournment until September
Z, when testimony will be taken.
Judge Brown said the western hearing
of the trans Missouri case would be held
August 20 in Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-16
t. JOSEPH CAPTURES OPENER

Stolen base: Kelly. Sacrifice hit: Williams
Time: $40 Umpire: Bachant
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-16
SOUTH OMAHA CLUB SHOOA
Number One Home Team Wins by p
Wide Margin.
BREAKS N1NETY.NINE
Fine Record Made I'm First EvN r.
DwOrak Carries OFF Individual
Score, Missing Only once
In Tournament.

One OF the most successful tournament
shoots of the season was held Sun
day afternoon at the South Omaha Gun
club range at Forty-fourth and q streets.
The crowd was larger than at any previous
shoot The Omaha Gun club, the Benson
club and two South Omaha clubs entered
the competition. The Omaha Rod and Gun
club and the Council Bluffs teams did not
show up. Dan Gellus, the state game
warden, failed also TO bring up the Lincoln
team so he shot with the Omaha team
Tho South Omaha team No 1. consisting
of Dworak, Frye, Morrill,. Dixon and ~
defeated the other teams by a wide mar
The South Omaha team NO was the
ender with a score OF S95
In the first event Of the big shoot
South Omaha team broke ninety-i
birds, Dworak missing one bird break y
the perfect score. Had this been done ,
would have stood as a record. The score
OF ninety-nine win be considered good and
none of the sportsmen, were able to re-
member an instance OF Its having been
beaten. Each man shot at twenty targets
in this event.
Great interest was taken in the individual
score between Dworak OF South Omaha and
Whitney of Benson. Dworak won by a
score OF ninety-nine to ninety-eight The
one bird missed in the first event was the
only one Dworak missed in the tourns-
ment shoot DworalS made the high score
of the season.
The South Omaha Gun club entertained
the visi ors with refreshments OF all kinds.
The following are the tabulated scores in
the different events: At BE-.
Regular club shoot Of South Omaha club.
I
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-16
RESULTS IN THREE-I LEAGUE
Dubuque and Springfield Split n
DOuble-Header.


WATERLOO, Ia, Aug. 15.-waterloo won
in the first inning on punched hits, four
stolen bases and two errors by Moore
Score. RH. e.
Y.oTis .o... .....S $50 81 : !
Batteries. Chapman and Harrington; Ovitz
and Jacobs.
DAVENPORT. Ia, Aug 15-with Da-
venport leading, 10 2, Ohland and Nadeau
missed hard running catches in the eighth,
paving the way for three Bloomington
scores Score: RH.E.
Bloomington =. o 2 0 8 Id II 8
Batteries, Archer and Welsh; Roger.
Davidson and Nunamaker.
DUBUQUE, Ia, Aug. H-Lerchens triple
in the ninth inning, with two men on bases
gave Dubuque the first game. The second
game was loosely played, Springfield win
Dubuque 80 90 % % "a s 0
Springfield .... o o o / 0 OIL 7 0
Batteries. Ferrian and Boucher; Schroeder
and Johnson.
Score, second game: RH.E.
Dubuque .... o o o o 0-5 2
Springfield 20 o 2 5 oil - 5
Batteries, LaudeTmilk Willis and John.
son; Faber, Ray and Boucher.
ROCK ISLAND, Ill. Aug 15.-Rock Is
land batted Duffey out OF the box in the
third inning and hit Woods hard while
Cavet was effective Score: RH.E.
Rock :,, Island -" S6SSSS cCSlt
Batteries: Cavet and OLeary; Duffey,
Woods and Wolfe.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-16
LIE Blanc Wins
the Fifth Lap
Weather is Fine and Fifty Miles is
Made in Less Than Hour and
q Quarter.

AMIENS, France. Aug. 15.-Favored by
magnificent weather, the competitors in the
great cross-country aeroplane race OF ass
miles arrived here today, completing the
fifth lap of 40 6-1OO miles from Doai with
out incident. lie Blanc and Auburn, who
alone remain in the contest for $4,000 prize
were accompanied by Legagnieux.
lie Blanc increased his lead in the con-
test, covering the distance in 1:14:2s; Legeg-
neaux taking 1:23;51, and Auburn 1:24:12. LIE
Blano's total time for the five laps thus
far completed Is 10;16:49; Aubrun's 1857.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-16

The Key % The sltuation--see wase a.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-16
GRIZZLIES CLAW ROUREES
Men from Denver Win, Eight to Five
After Hard Fight.
SCHREBER sCATrERs sAFET1Es
omaha Jses Two Pitchers, Kelley
and showers, Neither OF
whom Is Domb-
Proof,
Dcavor, S; omaha. 5.

Dcnvor S; omaha. s.
The Mcuntainers used Omaha us q step
ping stone in their pennsnt climb yester-
lay. but not before the Rourkes had made
4 desperate attempt to overcome the had
luck which seemed to return after a four
days absence.
Omaha used two pitchers, Kelley and
Stowers Kelley allowed four hits in the
irst three innings, by means OF which
The visitors were ablc to send four men
around the ring for runs. In Showers six
innings. he allowed six hits and four runs.
Schneider pitched for Denver, while he
let the locals have ten hits, was more
Judiclous in their distribution. AS q re-
suit, try as they might, the Omahans
could not get past five. Three Of Omaha s
quintet were made In the fourth.
RigCert batted O warm one to the sec
ond bagman, who failed to get It within
reach of the first baseman. When Rig
CERT stopped running he was on second.
Kane got away with bunt. sending Rig
CERT to third, and both we're scored on a
two-basger by Morlaitty Moriarity scored
on a single by Gondlng
in the eigth. with two down, Moriarity
and Graham singled and were helped along
by an error by Lloyd. Cadmsn batted
Tor Showers and brought both home.
While Cadnian was standing about foot
from first congratulating himself the first
haseman calmly reached out and tagged
him with the ball. An old game but 1t
worked.
Denver mnde one in the second and three
in the third. With the bases full, Dolan
hit for three bags. An error. two success
Bivo batters walked, and a sacrifice fly
made up one for the fifth. Two more were
made by Denver in the eighth, one on MORT
arity's error and one on Kelloy's two
Dagger. Tho last was made in the ninth
With three hits. The score;
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-16
Eagles Soar High.

leans Sunday afternoon on their grounds at
Krug park. by a score OF to 2 For the
first three innings the game was a close
but in tie secord inning, four OF the 'tirds''
crossed the goal line, and In the sixth in.
ming they copied a couple more for old
times sake.
For the birds" Pike dished the fruit over
the plate in his old time style, only allowing
seven hits and striking out thirteen bat.
tiers. He also received errogsvss support.
The Eagles wish a game for Sunday
August a. with either the Storz rriumphs,
Townsends. Burlington Red SoN or the
Farrels. can Manager ocander, Benson
904 The score:
Eagles ...,............0 10 90 / 20 1t
Batteries: Americans Adams and Hach-
ten; Eagles, Pike and oSAs-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-16
Shepherd Cuts
Fifthl7,Second Off
Former Record
Runs Six Hundred Yards and BetterI
Tommy" Burke's Mark Made
Fourteen Years Ago.

NEW YORK, Aug 15.-Melvin w. shep-
herd, the crack middle distance runner of
the Irish-American Athletic club. lowered
the 60O-yard record today at the irish
Volunteers games at Celtic park when he
broke the tape after covering the distance
in 1:10tS. II was the fastest time ever re-
corded for the distance in the history OF
athletics, cutting one-fifth of a second
from Tommy" Burke's figures, which
have stood for fourteen years.
Ten thousand enthusiasts cheered him. as
1t was announced that not only had he
lowered the 6oO-yard record, but had set
new figures for 500 and $50 yards with
SIS and 1:04, respectively.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-16
FINE APPLE CROP is EXPECTED
For the First Time In Years Ne.
brasiSG VIII Have Showing as
Result of SDraYfnE.

For the first time in some years Ne
braska has hopes Of having an apple crop.
In northeastern Kansas and in southeast
tern Nebraska the crop Of fruit has turned
out much better than was expected and
about one-half crop will be the result.
Spraying the crop has saved a number
Of farms their crop the difference between
the fruit which has not been sprayed and
that that has being painfully apparent.
The greatest part OF the crop is reported
to be in the valley, according to the Burl-
ington reports.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-16
FnII of ManiIa CeIebrated.

GENEVA, Aug. 15.-(special.)- 1.-THE fall o
Manila was celebrated last night with al
exhibition of fireworks. The firing of tn
old canon brought home by the soldier
of the Spanish-American war was fea
ture. The members of Company g, Ne
braska National Guard, were IN charge.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-16
TowNsENDs BEAT RED soN
Burlington Boys started Well, hut
'' CouIdn't Finish II.

The Townsends kept up their winning
streak by defeating the Burlington Red Sox
by the decisive score of IL to & The Bur-
lingtons secured three runs in the first
inning, but O'Conners home run with two
men on bases evencd things up In the
Townscnds' half and from then on 1t was
easy picking for the Townsends The win
ners secured fifteen hits off Mason and
Williams.
Next Sunday the Townsends and FarreIls
will play at Fort Omaha and as both teams
are playing great bali n good game is
guaranteed.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-16
LirhtninE shocIsa Woman.

STELLA. Neb., Aug. l5.--(special Mrs.
j. F. Elchert, wife OF the Missouri Pacific 4
agent, was severely shocked by a stroke OF
lightning yesterday afternoon. She was out
in the yard near a telephone pole. The sky
had been cloudy for some time, when with
out warning she was stricken. 1t y be-
lieved she will recover.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-16

rors: Brooklyn, 2. Stolen bases: Evers,
j. OFF PfeffeP e stTesk on ou R By Bell d
by Richie, 2; by P1effer, /. Hits: OFF
Richie, In three innings. Time: 1871 UNI
pireS: Eason and tombstone
Pirates and Giants Split.
NEW YORK, Aug. 16.-New York and
Pittsburg split up todays double header,
the score of each game being 2 to l. The
first contest, which was won by the visi-
tors, went eleven innings anw yas a pitch
Ing duel between Leifield and Mathewson.
Wlltse and Camnitz also had a pitching
duel in the second game. The umpiring OF
Rigler and Emslie displeased the fans and
after the first game few bottles and
glasses were thrown at them. Score. first
game:
'Batted for Devore in nth inning.
New YORK '. 80 Q Il
Two-base hits: Gibson, Bridwell. Clarke
basss aST Sew p YORK e First
base on errors; Pittsburg, 2; New York, l.
STRUCK out: BY Mathewson, II; by Leifield.
2 Bases on balls: OFF Mathewson, /; off
Leifield, s. Wild Pitch Leifield. Time:
200 Umpres: Rigler and Emsne.
Score. second game:
SSi sw %ggh ':....., ....S 9 9 9 9 q
H Two-base ihiif t: wagner. Three-bSse hit
Peyore. Sacrifice hits; Flynn lynn; Wilson Wilson
Left on bases: Pittsburg, 4; New York, g.
First base on error: New York l. Double
plays: Bridwell Doyle and Merkle; Miller
Wiltse; 2. Bases on balls: Off camnitz, 2,
Time; 1888 Umpires: Rgler and Emslie.
Cleveland e. .,......O y LIS
| Philadelphia :. ......4 0 o 0 0 OF
Two-base hits; Stovall Oldring ~, Da-
Wis (2y. Murphy? Baker Bender. Sacrifice
hits; oldring, Collins. Sacrifice flies;
Mitchell. Murphy Stolen bases: Davis,
Stovall Collins to Davis; Easterly to La
joie; Stovall to Easterly; Barry TO Collins
to Davis. Hits: Off Demott II in innings;
off Mitchell in innings. Bases on balls;
| er: BY Bender l. Struck out: BY Demott
| g. by Mitchell /, by Bender 7. Left on bases:
Cleveland Z. Philadelphia 10. Time: 1:45.
| Umpires: O'Loughlin and Egan.
BOSTON, Mass, Aug. 15.-Playing error
| less ball and batting hard won Moston two
games from st. Louis today The locals
overcame a five-run in the first game.
Score first game:
! .'Batted for Corridor in ninth.
's+Batted for Sellers in seventh.
'""Batted for Brown in seventh.
st. Louis .'..'.'''.''.0 9 9 &c
Two-base hits-Huggins, Cakes, Herzog,
| Sweeney, Rariden. Hits Off Ferguson 5
! in 3 2-3 innings; off Brown in 1-S inn
| ings; off Frock, in innings; of Harmon
Bases on balls: Off Harmon /. off Fergu-
son 5, off Brown 2, off Frock 2. Struck
out: BY Ferbuson 2, by Frock l. by Har-
mon l. Time: 2:14 Umpires KLEIN and
! Kane.
StovallY ;oKruegerby, g:.b Iavy -aebr
/ Score second game:
81. Louis .............0 Q 81
| Boston :, .............0 o 2 2 o IS
! Two-base hits: Miller. Peck. Oakea, Her
zog, Abbaticehio. Three-base hit: Collins.
| Bases on balls: OFF zmch 8, off Burke 2.
Struck out: BY Zmich s, by Burke T. Time:
] X nd
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-16

Slated for Showers in the eighth.
sBatted for Davis in the NINTH,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-16
RooKPoRr RACES oURTAILED
Three Days Dropped from Program
Because of Hnrmon's Order

CLEVELAND, o., Aug, 15.-Governor
Harmon's crusade against gambling and
pool selling at race meets has resulted in
the calling off of three OF the four days
OF racing which was scheduled to start at
Rockport. this county. today. Instead OF
the program OF harness events today, Tues
day. Wednesday and Thursday, there will
be racing only on Wednesday, when two
81, 900 stake events will be run off
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-16
HoIIys Win from Merchants.

The Hollys went over the river Sunday
and defeated the Merchants before q large
crowd. Both teams hit good, but Hickey
kept his scattered after the first inning,
while the Hollys punched their on Brod-
beck. As usual the Hollys played we'll in
the field, their two errors being on hard
chances. They ran bases in Ty Cobb fashion
especially p. Kelley. A fast double play
from McAndrews to Gillian to Daugherty
was another feature. Next Sunday the
Hollys play the Farrells at Benson Eagle
park. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-16
Pomeror nnnc Dali Tournament.

LAKE CITY, Ia, Aug. B.-(Special. "A
at Pomeroy, this county, Thursday and
Friday of next week. The two Thursday
games will be between Pocahontas and
Pomeroy Friday the winners and losers
will furnish tho music for the occasion.
purses are up on the games. The Quist
Fifty-sixth regiment band OF Fort Dodge
uoJsVooo sql IoJ osnW qua qsIuInJ IIIA
A dance will take place in the evening,
Free street attractions have been secured
for the occasion.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-16

HanscOm Parks Lose at Fort Omaha
by Score of Nine to Two.

by score OF VINE 10 A"O'
At Fort Omaha yesterday the Storz
Triumphs trounced the Hanscom Parks, .
TO O. For the first six innings the battle
vas good exhibition, but in the seventh
the beverage lads got busy and when the
smoke cleared away five OF their braves
had crossed the goal line In the eighth
they made a couple more for good measure.
The shady boys sneaked in one pearly In
the second chapter and in the last they
copied another.
For the Joy water crowd Probst twirled
in his old-time style. only allowing three
hits, and he filled his position like a
Lacquer taking several hard chances in his
easy going fashion Score:
Storz Triumphs.,.., 0 "a
Hanscom Parks. 0 . IL
Batteries: Triumphs, Probst and Quig-
ley: Hanscom Parks, H. Bogatts and r.
Bogatts.
Next Sunday the Storz Triumphs will go
to Council Bluffs and endeavor to trim the
Council Bluffs Merchants.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-16
}, first game;
BROOKLYN

Lett on bases: Chicago, 10; Brooklyn, 9.
lTwo-base hits: Beaumont, Chance, Tinker,
Killing, Hummel, LennoX. Three-base hit
Tinker. Sacrifice hits Sheckard, Schultz
FIRST FIRST base base on errors: Chicago, g. Stolen
and Chance; Chance (unasslsted). Bases
on balls: OFF Barger, 6; Off Miller, D.
balls: BY Barger, 1; by Miller, l. Wild
pitches: Barger, l. Miller, 1. Hits: orr
ijareer, in, four innings. Time: 1:5S. UNI
pites: tombstone and Eason.
Score. second game:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-16
Michigan QuarterbacIS stabbed.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. Aug 15.-W. A.
Wasmund. quarterback Of last years Michi-
gan foot ball team. is in a hospital here,
suffering score OF knife wounds inflicted
by d. Barnes. a night Waterman, Saturday
night. He will recover. Both are employed
by a construction company. Wasmund
found the Waterman off his post OF duty
and Teprimanded him. This led TO the fight.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-16
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

Miss Levina Thompson, suit buyer for tho
Benson-Thorne company, left Saturday f0S
New York on ten days buying trip
Mr.. A. IT. Benson of the Benson-Thornt
company accompanied by Mrs. Benson, left
Friday for a two weeks buying trip In New
York. u
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-16
MoNARcHs EASY FOR UPDIKEs
Baker, for the winners, Pitched in
PusEIinE Fashion.

The Updikes easily defeated the newly
organized Monarchs by the score of to g.
Baker was on the mound for the updtkes
and struck out twelve and allowed three
hits. He easily deserved a shut out, but
for little loose playing in the first inning
The Updikes had their batting clothes on
tory Score: RH.E.
tTpdikes 80 500 5000 o-S 6 2
Monarchs 30 o 0 o o 0 o. s
Batteries: UpdiEes, Baker and Johnson;
Monarchs Bradley and Miller.
The Updikes will play the Royal Achates
next Sunday for $50 a side.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-16
.pa ay,aS Cor Wilson in tho sixth.


Two-base ATS: Miller ~, Hartman, Gull
lin Korrner go, Deden go. Westerzil.
,Taree-baae hit; Myers Sacrifice hits:
Hughes Petugrew. Stolen bases: Quillin,
Wilson, Pettigrew, Belden. Koerner,
Schmid. Double play; Hartman 10 stem.
tits; OFF Wilson IL ia ak innings. Bases
an Eoals: OFF Wilson {, off Hammond l. off
Shackclford 4 Struck out: by Wilson /,
by Shackelford l. Wild pitch: Shnckeltord.
Passed ball: Clemmons. Time $50 UNI
phe: Haskell. Attendance; ECO.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-16
CUBS NIX GOO AND BAD
Win and Lose in Two 0ne-Sided
Games.
BROOKLYN BLANKED IN FIRST
Chicago Loses second to the Tune Of
Nine to One--Richie Knocked
Out of the Box in the
Eighth.
BROOKLYN BLANKED IN FIRST

BROOKLYN, Aug. 10 Brooklyn and Chi
cago split two one-sided games today. The
visitors shut out the locals, IA to O. in the
first batting both Barger and Miller hard.
Brooklyn turned the tables in the second
contest, winning to /. Richie was knocked
out Of the box and Pfeffer was pounded
for six hits in the eighth. Bell allowed
only three hits. Score, first game;
fvtIrf
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-16
st. Paul RcIeases WriEleyA

ST. PAUL, MINI, Aug 15.-Manager
Kelly for the St Paul base ball club today
announced the unconditional release Of 2ekG
Wrigley, who has been playing second base
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-16
@ q @ FOR SCROFULA
-. -. NATURES PERFECT CURE

children
n
peC after spell sickness the Of the disease win commence
herb. and bark safe medicine for old s. goes into the o
supplies the blood with the hhfu properties need and in this
healthy Soa because the perfect Of all blood
THE SWIFT sPEeHEe Goa ATLANTA GA. .
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-16
RESULTS IN MINK LEAGUE
Shenandoah and Fails City Take
Games for Day.

At Shenandoah, score: RH.E.
Auburn .......l 0 o o o o o {. Ga I
Shenandoah ...3 o. 90 o. 3 0 10 2
Batteries HendTick, Hirsch and Krenin-
GER Corcoran and Castle. Umpire: Meyers.
AT MaryVille, score: RH.E.
Falls City 80 0 0 o 0 l 2 0-5 y /
Maryville ......O 0 o 0 0 0 o 0 90 2
Batteries; Finch and Smith; Reynalds
and Dietz. Umpire: Sage.
At Nebraska City. score: R.H.E.
Clarinda ,,....,, o o 0 0 0 3 o 0 0-3 4
Nebraska City..0 3 0 o s-5 Z 3
Batteries: Casey and johnson; Wells, MIL
Ter and Waller. Umpire: Fletcher
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-16
MERCHANTS.

Struck out: BY Hickey, 4; by Brodbeck,
10. stolen bases: Hickey, Falconer, p. Kelley
90, j. Kelley, Golf. Double play: Mean
drews to Glllihan to Dougherty. Batteries:
Hickey and Erickson; Brodbeck and Duff.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-16
Yesterdays Results.

WESTERN LEAGUE.
Denver, s; Omaha, g.
ST. Joseph, s; Lincoln. T.
Wichita, s; Sioux City z.
Des Moines, 4; Topeka, 2.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Boston, /; st. Louis, g.
Philadelphia 81; Cleveland. 2-S.
Detroit, 4; Washington 6
New York, 2; Chicago, s.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
st. Louis, 81; Boston, 9-S.
Chicago, 15-1; Brooklyn, O-s.
Pittsburg, 2-1; New York 1-2.
Cincinnati, Philadelphia postponed; rain.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Toledo, 8; Columbus, 3.
Louisville 8; Indianapolis. Q.
Kansas City, s; Milwaukee, =.
st. Paul, 3; Minneapolis, 1.
NEBRASKA LEAGUE.
Seward, o.; Red Clour 81.
Columbus, 3-6; Hastings. 9-3
Grand Island, Ia; Kearney, Az
Fremont, 0; Superior, /.
MINK LEAGUE.
Clarlnds, 3; Nebraska City ..
Falls City, o; Maryville, 0.
Auburn. 8; Shenandoah, TO-.
Games Today.
Western League-Denver at Omaha st.
Joseph at Lincoln, Wichita at Sioux City,
Des Moines at Topeka
American League--Boston at st. Louis,
Philadelphia at Cleveland, Detroit at Wash
ington, New York at Chicago
National League-St. Louis at Boston,
Chicago at Brooklyn, Pittsburg at New
York. Cincinnati at Philadelphia
American Observation-Disclosures at Column
bus, Louisville at Indianapolis, Kansas City
at Milwaukee.
Nebraska State League-Seward at Super
Tor. Columbus at Kearney, Grand Island
at Hastings, Fremont at Red Cloud.
Mink League-Clarinda at Nebraska City
Falls City at MaryVille, Auburn at Shen-
andoah.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-16

Three-base hits: Young, Barry, Oldring
Two-base hits: Davis, Lord. Sacrifice hits:
Young, Morgan (2), Baker. Stolen base;
Birmingham Double plays: Lsjoie to Rath
to Stovall Livingston to Baker. Bases on
halls: OFF Young l, off Morgan 8. Hit by
nitcher. BY Young /. Struck out: BY Nor
gan a. First on errors: Philadelphia q
left on bases: Cleveland 10, philadelphia D.
Time: 2;lO. Umpires: Bgan and OLough-
lin.