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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-10-15

Teacher-What beautiful senti-
ment is behind the idea of our ma
tional colors-red, white and blue?
Willie (whose father is a barber)
Hair cut, 25 cents; shave. 10.
You're next!'-Judge.
The boy who eats too much angel
cake never feels very angelic.
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Al II. Wilson.

1t Is scarcely more than necessary
to mention the fact that Golden
Voiced" AL Wilson, is coming to the
Kentucky theater Tueday night with
an entirely new repertoire of beauu.
full songs. This season we shall see
Metz in Ireland" where the swift
er is contrasted with Celtic types
and where he falls in love with and
wins a beautiful Irish girl, besides
proving his title to a large estate
Among the scenes depicted is an ac-
curate representation of Barney
castle. Louisville and St. Louis
critics say his company is even bet
ter than usual.
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Greater y. Y. Championship.

For Ohio Championship.
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: THEATRICAL pOTES :


headquarters and soon becomes
known under the sobriquet Of "The
Girl From Rector's."N She manages
to properly see the Great White
Way" and of course. makes many
acquaintance, and the real fun of
the plot comes when on her return
home she finds many of her Rector
friends. who, like herself, had been
to New York incognito. and tries to
make explanations.
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NIaroons enat Jams Again.

Toxic, Oct. 15.-The University Of
Chicago baseball team met nine
representatlng the University OF Keio
here, and defeated Il by score OF
. TO 1.
TOday's Football.
At Paducah--Paducah High We.
Madlsonulle.
At Neutrality-suspicious. vs.. Ten
nessee.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and
Lee vs.. Georgetown.
Al Washlngion--George Washing
ton vs.. Washington College.
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YANKEES DEFEAT
NEW YORK GIANTS
AMERICAN LEAGUERS CAPTURE
SECOND OF POST SERIES.
Wiltse Lost Control and Chasc's
Squad Scored -Four Runs in
Final Inning.
NATIONAL soUTHPAw IN AIR

New York, Oct. 15.-Victory
perched on the banners of the New
York Americans when It passed the
Giants in the last two innings of a
well played contest and won the sec
.ond game Of the post series. The
battle was fought on the American
League grounds and the stands were
packed.
II was a pitchers contest between
the left handers-Wiltse, of the Ma
tionals, and WARRIOR, OF the Ameri-
cans-and the honors were fairly
even until the last two innings when.
under a storm of sharp hits, Wiltse
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weakened and lost control. WARRIOR
worked splendldly throughout the
game and his effectiveness increased
as the innings passed.
After the third inning the Nation
ais got but one hit of him. Devlin
alone solved Warhop's delivery, maxi
ing a home run and a double which
brought in three of the Nationals
runs across the plate. Fletcher at
short did sparkling work.
The Nationals We're the first TO
tally In the second inning Murray
singled and was forced at second by
Merkle Then Devlin picked off a
high shoot and sent II hurting far
afe,d between Cree and Hemphill
Before the bali was returned to the
diamond the flying Deyhn had made
the circuit. A double by Doyle and
IA single by Snodgrass in the third
sent another run home for the Ma
tionals.
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In the next inning the Americans
scored as a result OF a base on balls
to knight. two infeld outs and a
singing single by Mitchell, With
WARRIOR and Wiltse going nicely. Il
looked like a victory for the Nation
ais until the eighth, when. after two
men had persisted. Hemphill drove
the ball to left. Chase followed this
hit with a terrific smash TO center.
which got away from Snodgrass.
Hemphill scoring and Chase taking
second. knight s'ashed a single into
left sending Chase home. Devlin
tried 10 block Chase as he rounded
third base. but Umpire Evans saw
the interference and allowed the run
snodgrass was hit by n pitched ball
in the ninth. lie was forced az sec
ond by Murray. who scored on a hot
double by Devlin.
With only a run needed TO tie the
score IN the ninth. Manager Chase
noted that Wi,tse was weakening. lie
ordered his men 10 wait the pitcher
out, and In consequence Gardner. the
first man up. walked. Mitchell was
hit by a pitched balll and the stand
went wild. Roach. batting for War
hop. laid down a sacrifice. and Austin
singled 20 right scoring Gardner,
Mitchell taking third. Daniels hit 10
Devlin and Mitchell was caught az
the plate. Hemphill. who had been
hitting hard all day. was purpose'y
passed filing the bases. wutse.
clearly ratified. could not locate the
plate. and Chase. the next batter.
walked. forcing IN Austin with the
winning run
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At West Point--Yale vs.. West
Point.
Al Cambridge Harvard VS.. Am
herst.
At syracuse-Carllsle W. syra-
cuse.
At Prlncoton-Prlncoton vs.. La
faycite.
At Proyldence-Pcnn vs.. Brown.
At Hanover Dartmouth vs.. YER
mont
AZ South Bethlehem-f,ehigh vs..
Hayerford.
Al Annapolis - Annapolis ".
Washington and jefferson.
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W.HAhRlvIIhhhhhHyfN
AT THE KENTUCKY.

Tonight-"The Fighting ParsOn,"
melOdrama.
Tuesday, Oct. 1S-Al ii. Wilson
i'm "Nfetz in Ireland"
wednesday, Oct. f0.-Bianch
Walsh in "The Other Woman"
Friday, Oct. 21-"Polly of the
Circus"
Saturday, Oct. ID, (Matinee and
Night THE Girl From Rector's."
Lovers Of pure melOdrama VIII be
gratified by the bill at the Kentucky
theater tonight, when "The Fighting
Parson" will be presented. The COM
pany arrived this afternoon. The
Fighting Parson" plays at popular
prices. and is described as a mixture
of love, humor. pathos and stirring
situations.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-26
JEFF AT HOME IN MOUNTAINS
Altitude in Nevada Agrees with the
Big white Pug.
BY JAMES J, CORBETT.

RENO, New, June 25.--(Special Tele
gram mo fear need be felt by any of
the friends and followers of James ].
Jeffries that he will suffer on account of
the altitude of Nevada. 1t will have a
worse effect upon johnson than upon
Jeffries, because the latter is essenti-
ally mountain man. Jeffries was prac-
tically acclimated to the rarified atmos-
phere before he came here, and since he
has been here am convinced that he
will not suffer.
Jeffries has done only light work since
his arrival at Moana Springs. He is
satisfied with his condition as is every
one else connected with the camp.
The people of Reno believe this city
will become the home of fighting Me-
vada is the only state in the union in
which prize fights are legal and being
sporty town, Reno offers every advant-
age as the center of pugilism.
The big arena which is now under way
for the Jeffries-Johnson contest, will be
permanent and other fights will be held
in 1t in the future. although it will be
many year before n bout is staged
which has attracted the interest of the
impending struggle.
Jeffries is going to do a lot OF work
before July Q. He is delighted at the
nearness of the mountains to his train
ing cottage and spends many hours
clambering among the crags and hollows
of them. He will not use the springs
much. Occasionally he plunges in the
hot water, but fears to take the baths
too often for fear of drying out. The
whole retinue is here now and things
have settled down to the same tenor os
existed at Rowardennan. Jeffries misses
his friends from San Francisco, for, while
the big chap appears grouchy in the
presence of people, he likes to have his
friends and acquaintance around him.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-26
Kaiser Wilhelm
Loses Boat Race
Emperor's Yacht Meteor Beaten Out
in Regatta at Kiel by Amer
lean Craft.

KEEL. June 25.-In the feature event of
the regatta today the American schooner
yacht Westward, owned by Alexander
s. Cochran of New York, won the Krupp
memorial prize, beating Emperor Williams
American built Meteor with the emperor at
the wheel, by half an hour over a twenty
three mile course. The Hamburg came
In third.
The Westward was sailed by Captain
Charlie Barr, the American skipper, and
an expert crew. 1t outclassed the other
contestants, leading from start to finish.
The race was sailed in a virtual calm
and there was heavy rain throughout.
Emperor William personally Eteered the
Meteor during the nine hours It took to
complete the race
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-26
HOLLAND MAKES CHANGES
IN THE ST. JOSEPH LINEUP
crabs Castoff MeCafferty, Lets Out
Two Players and REPORTS
signing FOuF.

Manager Holland OF The ST. Joseph base
ball team made q quick decision ana speedy
zeal yesterday In swapping up Pitcher Nc
Cafferty who was let out by the Omaha
club. Holland declared last night he prob
Gay against mis- Old teammates.
Holland also accomplished several other
changes aud additions to the personnel OF
hts outfit yesterday. lie handed an I'M
conditional release 10 Catcher Wolfe,
farmod out Watson TO the team az Larneo,
kan, and announced the acquisition OF two
other pitchers and an outiielder and an
infielder. He mentions Manske from Mil
waukee and shears from Minneapolis as
the pitchers and Riley and Hahn as the
flelders. He Will put Hahn on third and
Riley In the field, u both report Tor WORK
today. Hahn halls from Chicago where .
few hours ago he was an austere fielder
81 the White Sox.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-26
CHALMERS FIVE PENALIzED
Car skids Running Into Wichita
Losing Three Points.
BROKEN FENDER IRON DOES IT
Men and Cars Worn ont and Anxious
for Days Rest that wnl
Come at Kansas
City.

WICHITA, Kan, June 25.-(Speclal Tele-
gram-)-Even Chalmers No. s. heretofore
the one perfect score car OF the Glidden
tour lost points In today's run OF 2l6 miles
from Oklahoma City TO Wichita, While
crossing railroad track in the heavy
gumbo which followed q summer thunder
shower, Bolger's car skidded, and broke
a fender-iron. His penalty is 8 points for
wiring up the broken member, but in spite
OF his penalty. Bolgers car still leads the
score. the nearest competitor being the
Geo Premier, one which has a penalty OF
10 points.
The penalizstion OF Chalmers No. is
great disappointment to the officials who
had thought that after going SO far the
car would enter Chicago with 1000 points
10 its credit. Its loss is so small, however.
and its performance otherwise so perfect,
that IL is expected the car will reach the
final control without further loss.
Two other cars suffered In the days
run. The Cino No. is, lost Z points for
repairing spring. and the Glide No. 10
broke an axel and axehousing. The last
named car did not report tonight In time
for an announcement Of its penalty,
Today's run started the trio OF longest
runs in the hardest of all Glidden tours.
Tomorrow, the few remaining contesting
cars have a grind OF 2S6 miles from here
to Kansas City. Then comes a rest over
Sunday before the 24S miles TO Omaha.
This third long day will DO the longest Of
this, or any other Glidden tour.
Todays score for the Glldden trophy Is
as follows:
No /, Premier (driver, MoNamara), clean.
No. =, Premier (Baltng) clean.
No 3, Chalmers (Gardnam), clean.
No. 4, Chalmers (non-contesD.
No. 8, Chalmers (Bolger) penalized three
points, broken fender.
No. g. Cole mon contestanD.
No. 4, Maxwell (Walls), clean.
No. D. Carterc9r withdrawn.
No. 3, Parry, withdrawn.
No. 10, Glide (castle), disabled, not re-
No. ii, Ohio. withdrawn.
No. IL, Ohio, withdrawn.
No. IA, Pennsylvania, withdrawn.
No. 10, Cino (Donnelly), penalzed seven
points, technical for repairing spring.
Chicago trophy:
Nos. 100. lOl and 1O2, all Molines not re-
ported.
No. lOS Lexington (Aoore) clean.
No. lO4, Cole, withdrawn.
No. 106, Parry withdrawn.
No, lO6, Fal, withdrawn.
No. 107, Maxwell Qllingsworth) clean.
No. 10S Cartercar, withdrawn.
No. 100, CarterCar, Withdrawn.
No. ITO, Lexington, withdrawn.
No. Ill, Westcott, withdrawn.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-26
This Match Not
Called a Fight
Abe Attell and Owen Moran Go Ten
Rounds at Los Angeles Despite
Governor.

Los ANGELES. Cal. June BIN spite
of Governor Gilletts stand against prize
fighting and his instructions to District
Attorney Frederlckson 10 stop last nights
fight Abe Attell and owen Moran fought
their ten-round bout as scheduled Attell
Being given the newspaper decision.
The district attorney did not interfere
on the ground that 1t was a 'sparring bout
strictly within the law and not a prize
fight 1t was a hair-line verdict. With
two such clever men in the ring, tho
bout could well have come under the desig.
nation Of a "sparring contest" but there
were periods when 1t approached danger
ously near to prize fighting.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-26
EVENTS ON RUNNING TRACKS
ROckstOne Proves Big Surprise at
Sheepshead Bay Course.

sHEEPSHEAD BAY, June 25.-Rock-
stone, at 70 10 l, proved big surprise when
he won the Grass selling stakes, mile and
a sixteenth, ON the turf mere today, defeat
ing an ordinary field, Results:
First race, mile: Field Mouse Is to 81
Hannah 90 to i ithHfd. Time me i:ss cD' '
Second race, five furlonss, futurity
course: Gold OF ophlr Is to u won. Little
Rsjah g 70 u second, War Jig q TO u third
Third race, mile and an eighth; Mont
gomery " g y won, Reyhurne III 10 40
Fourth race, mile and sixteenth: Rock
stone GO TO u won, Backford @ 10 p sec
ond, Beaueoup 6 TO 81 third. Time; LAS.
Fifth race, mile: Frank Purcell q TO II
won, st. Regis $50 TO u second, Black Mate
q to p third Time: 1895.
Sixth race, six and a half furlonge, main
track; Prisciliian q 70 % won, Nimbus a tc
l:l9fs.
LAToNIA, KY, June a5.-The starts were
much In evidence at LaIonia today. Bobby
Boyer In the first, Marbles ia the third
and Tony Bonero In the fourth all got off
In front OF their fields and led ali the way.
First race, five furlongs; Bobby Boyer
straight, $S.2W won, 81. Aloyslus (place,
sloSQ second. Bad News IL tshow. N4O)
second race. live and half furlongs;
Eastern star (straight, tll.2U) Won, Crex
(paee, $3.50 second. Dusty (show, $500
Third race, SIX furiongs, Marbles
{straIght. $3.50 won, 81. Jeanne (piace, $3.50
second, Huriook tshow, $500 third. Time;
ll4ss
Fourth race. mile, Tony Bonero straight,
800 won, PlnkOia (place, 400 second,
Tom Hayward (show, sx.AD) third. Time.
1;u.
Fifth race. purse 500, mile and three
elghtha; BoOa BOola (S2, Loftus) won, First
Peep COS. HufnageD second. Charles n.
Granger coz, Cole) third. Time. IRA.
AzO, Croydon and Mason also ran.
Sixth race purse SiOO one mile; John
Furlong COG. ScOYilel won, Tom Bigbee
QO1, Austin) second Mark @, NJ. lli0, Cana
third. Time 1;4sb Foursome, Milton b..
Glen Helen, J. W. Carter. Sidney and Major
also ran.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-26
HooDoo FOLLOWS JACK JOHNSON
Undertakes Sees Him OFF at Depot on
Twenty-Third.

RENO, New, June 25.--1f Jack johnson
was superstitious negro he may regard
with apprehension certain peculiar facts
connected with his arrival in Reno yester-
day.
When Jack left San Francisco last night
1t was an undertaken who said the final
words TO the champion TO speed him on
his way. Twenty-three was the date OF
his departure. Early this morning In the
snowsheds near Truckea, Jacks train was
delayed by freight car derailment in
Tunnel 1S" and the champion and his
party finally detrained here just 10 min
utes past l o'clock, three hours after 10
a. M, the hour scheduled for his arrival.
To round out this "hoodoo" combination he
settled down in his training quarters here
on Friday.
Johnson did not follow out his plan to
begin training operations this afternoon,
and in view OF the sinister dope" that
was discussed on all sides. no one blamed
MIN. Reno gave the negro q hearty re-
ceptlon.
Asked regarding the settlement as was
reported to have been made with Little.
johnson produced legal document dated
June Y, which he said was an agreement
drawn up between himself and Little,
whereby johnson assumes to pay Little
%l6SOO TO secure release from Little OF
all claims the deposed manager may have
against the champion.
Jim Jeffries topped off a hard days
work with a road run late this afternoon.
lie donned the boxing loves for the first
time here this morning, but there was
scarcely blow in the five rounds spared
with Armstrong and his brother Jack. as
fast footwork on the slippery floor OF the
platform was thought dangerous.
In view of the continued talk OF possible
interference by the state authorities Pro-
moter Rickard has been much reassured
by the receipt from Ely today OF the fol-
lowing telegram from Governor Diekerson:
Prize fight licensed under laws OF this
state Ny duties are to enforce laws NOT
TO mako them There will be- no interior.
enee from the governors office il require
ments OF the law are compiled with. This
decision irrevoeable. You may use this
telegram as you see fit.
"(signed) ID. S. DIcKERsoN,
Governor and acting governor OF No.
vada."
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-26
BIG TIM is GOING
TO THE BIG FIGHT
tcontInued from FIrst PaEel

painted and covered with canvas he will
do no sparring
While shadow boxing today Jeffries
slipped on the insecure flooring and fell
to his knees. No Injury was sustained by
him, but the accident alarmed his train
ers and they begged him TO keep off the
platform until Il had been put in proper
trim.
johnson took slx-mile run as a prelude
to heavy training work in Reno.
The champion was weighed when he
came In from the road and his poundage
was announced at 30, a loss OF three
pounds in the last three or four days.
Accompanied by Tom Flanagan and
his manager. John L. Sullivan motored
out TO Johnson's camp this morning and
had long chat with the negro. Jack
gave John l.. a cordial reception and the
veteran appeared to be much impressed
with the champions appearances.
Sullivan then returned to his hotel but
in few minutes was again whirled away
to Jeffries' camp at Moana Springs.
According 20 Promoter Jack Gleason,
who arrived here this morning, certifi-
Gates for fight tickets will be redeemed
after o'clock next Wednesday afternoon.
Gleason says that all holders of GER
tificates who wish to have their money
refunded must notify the promoters
bank in San Francisco either by mail,
telegraph or In person, before the hour
named or It would be taken for granted
that cancellations were not intended.
| SAN FRANCISCO. June 25-5etting
on the Jeffries-J Johnson fight here to-
day has been heavy with the odds of 10
OF 10 to in favor of Jeffries. There was a
strong rush of Jeffries money and It is
believed that before night odds will run
to ! in favor of the white man. The
two big pool rooms which are handling
most OF the betting are doing more bust
ness than they ever did on any previous
contest. Some eastern money is coming
in. but the odds have been made by local
betters.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-26
AMER. ASSN
NEBRASKA LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results.
WEgTuRN IEAGITE.

Yesterdays Results.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Omaha, &; ST. Joseph, 5. Second game
TopeEa 10 .; u bc s0g Mones. o Second game
Topeka, A. Des Moines, g.
Wichita, q Lincoln, 4.
Denver q Sioux C GI 7 = N;Ac1tE
Brooklyn. /; Boston, 3.
Philadelphia, /; New York, T.
Chicago, 2; Pittsburg, l.
Cincinnati, /; St Louis, .. Second game;
Cincinnati, A. st. Louis G.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
81 Louis, 2; Detroit, l.
New York, q Washington. T.
Boston. 1: Philadelphia, 2.
Cleveland, o; Chicago, 4.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Louisville. 2; Milwaukee, g.
indianapolis 2; Kansas City, I. Second
game indianapolis, 8; Kansas City. 5.
Toledo, Z; Minneapolis, s. Second game:
Toledo. A. Minneapolis. 0.
Columbus I; St. Paul, ..
NEBRASKA LEAGUE.
Grand Island-R Red Cloud. postponed.
Columbus o: Superior, 4. Second game:
Columbus, 4; Superior, o.
Seward, 4; Kearney, 0,
Fremont, 2; Hastings, g.
MINK LEAGUE.
Shenandoah, 5; Nebraska City, g.
Auburn, 10; Falls City, 4.
Clarinda, 6; Maryville, 9,
Gnmcs Today.
Western League--Wichita at Omaha. Dem
yer as Des Moines, Topeka at Sioux City,
St Joseph at Lincoln.
National League-St Louis at Chicago
Pittsburg at Cincinnati.
American League-C leveland at Chicago
Detroit at st. Louis.
American acknowledgements at Mil
waukee, Indianapolis at Kansas City, To-
Nebraska State League-Grand Island al
Red Cloud. Columbus at Superior, Seward
at Kearney, Fremont at Hastings.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-26
FavorItes Fare WeII.

SALT LAKE CITY, June @.-Four favor.
ties won AZ Buena Vista today Results:
First race, six furlongS: Billy Meyer q to
y won, Gene Russell Is 10 ID second, Cap
Second race, six and one-half furlongs;
Nebulosus III TO 81 Won. Prometh0us q 70
ID second. Buenn t6 10 u third. Time: l:2lH
Third race, aeven fuFlongs; Pinte a 10 lO)
won, Goodship az 10 u second, Sal Learl
q TO u third. Time: i;2Sgs.
Fourth race, mile; Lena Lech e 70 % won
Round and Round Is 20 ID second. Flora
hiley 10 - third. Time; i,fl%.
sixth race. five furlonss: bore q 20 q
won, Beauman (9 20 Sd second, Novgorod
e to p third. Time; l;OlsS
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-26
rHREE-I LDAOUE R4LL SCORES
Rock IslaRd Raises Pennant---AIs,
Blanks Waterloo.


ROCK ISLAND, June 25.-Rock Island
raised the pennant won last year AFTER
an auto parade about the city. Taking
part In the ceremonies were Mayors Me-
SaskTln, Rock Island; Olson. Moline, ana
Mueller, Davenport; MccaskrIn pitching
the FIRST ball, Olson catching Ii. President
Al Tearney of the Three-I and Tip
o'Neil OF the Western leagues were pres
Rock Island.........0O OOOs-s
waterloo ..,....,,..,.O 10000 6
Batteries: couchman and stark; Clarke
and Harrington.
DUBUQUE. Ia, June 25.-Five hits and
two errors gave Dubuque five runs In the
nrst inning. Ihe score: II. III. Il.
Davenport -...s..--.. % o O00O--4 I
Batteries; Ray and Boucher: Holycross
SPRINGFIELD. June e5.-Melchior's nom.
run ~ the seventh inning with two men
on bases made most OF Bloomington's runs.
Tho score: r. Ill E'
bloomington .,.,.,...0 004OO-5
Batteries; Laudermilk and Johnson;
Roger and Erwin.
DANViLLE, Ill. June e5.-ReynoIds' let
down IN the ninth and passed two follow
Ing single, giving Peoria a score. and the
game. The score: r. II IL.
P Psar,a ',.,,,,'.,.,,.iiSS5g9SdG 6
Batteries: Reynolds and Wolfe; Havliek
and Asmussen.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-26
TIMELY CATCH SAVES BROWNS

stone Captures CObb's Drive and
Game Ends Two to One.
DETROIT, June 25.-Stone's great on
handed running catch of a line drive from
Cobb's bat in the fifth inning saved the
days game for st. Louis. There were two
men on bases and both would have scored
had the hit gone safe. ST. Louis won, to
l. Score:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-26
ST. JOSEPH.

Home runs: WeIch, Powell. Thrce-base
hits: Jones, Kane, Hollenbeck Sacrifice
hits: Schipke, Rhodes, Corhan, Shay. HITS.
Off Sanders, 3 in one-third inning; OFF
Rhodes, in eight and two-third innings;
off Baker, 2 IN one-third lnnngi off John
son, 10 In eight and two-third innings.
Struck out: BY Rhodes, 9; by Johnson, 6.
Baker, /; off johnson, 4, Stolen bases:
Corridor 49, King, Jones, Kelley, Double
play; King TO Kane. Left on bases:
pires Spencer and Flynn.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-26
WICHITA.

Three-base hit Cobb. Two-base hit:
dhnappi double pay: WESTERN TO lsneli'
Struck out: BY Hagerman, 8; by Shaner, g.
Bases on balls: Off Hagerman, 1; off
sn u VIA Wy piscneI os r 10y l Msyon
LAS. Umpire; Haskell.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-26
Cheyenne Wins Again.

SIDNEY, Neb., June 25-(Speciak Tele-
gram -Cheyenne again defeated Sidney In
a slow and uninteresting game, making IL
two out OF three for the Indians. Both
pitchers were effective in pinches Sidney's
field work was slow and costly. Errors lost
the game. Score: RH. Il,
sidney ...........O ! o.