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Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-26
Williams Wins
Interstate Shoot
Columbus Marksman Makes Best Score
at Grand Island-Lindeman of
Lincoln Second.

GRAND ISLAND, Neb. Aug. %.-(Spe-
ciaD-The Western Interstates Shooting
tournament, arranged by the Grand Island
Gun club, came to close last night, and
about seventy sportsmen have enjoyed four
days of fine weather and sport The new
grounds of the local club are at the edge
OF grove, the grove being on a knoll
making 1t likewise delighted for those look
ing on while the different squads are at
work. The interstate championship was
won by f. Williams OF Columbus, Neb
who broke forty eight of the fifty rocks.
Until the last two rocks sidnay Baird of
this city had Williams beaten, but missed
the last two and one other of the second
bunch Of twenty-five, getting the first
twenty-five straight The score of the
championship event was as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-26
AppersOn Jackrabbit w,n.

SHEf ENNE, Wyo.,. Aug. %.-(Special. D.
me Apperson Jackrabbit IS won the 200
mile race on the Cheyenne four-mile speed
way mere TINS afternoon, establishing a new
record Tor the track and coming within
minutes and % seconds of breaking the
WORDS record for the distance, made re-
cently on the Indianapolis motordrome. The
Apperson lost about two minutes in repair
ing puncture, and but for this accident
would surely have broken the record The
Apperson Jackrabbit 50 was second and the
National third. The Appersons were driven
by Harry Ball and c. T. Coakhiii Drivers
pronounce the Cheyenne track the fastest
in the world. A large crowd witnessed the
performances
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-26
New York Defeats Chicnro.

NEW YORK, Aug. 25.-Hughes allowed
the visitors only one scratch hit until the
ninth, New York winning. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-26

Ths Key to the sltuAuOn-sss Wan. Ada,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-26
Indians Off Day;
Grand Island Hits
the Ball at Will
Snyder Relieved in First Inning After
Walk, Three Hits and One
Hit by Ball.

rtAND ISLAND, Neb., Aug. &.-cSpecial
Aeiegram)-lt was swatfest and a
comedy OF errors combined today. McKib-
pen proved a pippin as a pinch pitcher.
snyder was relieved in the first inning
ar'er he had issued 9. walk. hit by pitcher
ana three hits had been secured off him,
ou. masters Jared no better, Score: RHE.
Grand a Sif fsiand ID: s&s sASSI LIS! IL, . 9 9
Batteries: Snyder aud Masters, Pagan ana
ing. P'ie' T ieHh-
COLUMBUS, Neb.. Aug. 2.-(sneo,al nj
egram. )-only three hits on each side wara
made in the game with Superior TODAY
Score:
Superior .....,.0 o 900 Ooo-1 q q
columbus .....0 10 o o. 3
Batteries Superior. Gibson and BARLEY:
Columbus, Kissel and Agnew. ICY
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-26
LARNED RETAINS TENNIS TITLE
National Champion Defeats T. @
Bundy of Los Angeles in
Fifth Set.

NEWPORT, r, l.. Aug. 25.-wilnam A.
Larned OF New York City retained the
title of national champion Of the United
States lawn tennis today by defeating T. C.
Bundy OF Los Angeles, winner of this
years tournament. Five sets were PLAYED
Larned winning in 81 b-7, 60, 81.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-26
COLONIES WHIP BREWERS
Louisville Bunches Hits Off MoGlynn
in Third and Fourth. '..
RECRUITS SHOW UP VERY WELL
Keeps the VisS}toru'
Hits sc"ttsred--TwO stolen Bases
-One Sacrifice Hit.--Two
Three-BaERers.
RECRUITS SHOW UP VERY WELL

VILE Aug. &,-Louisyille won
S n1 hrst game OF the series today from
Sss "auhee' TO ?. The locals launched hlts
or McGlynn in tho third and fourth IN.
ninss' while HigginbothAm kent tho ,ist.
tors hits scattered. Burke nau, 49,,
fielder, from Brooklyn, and Catcher pn,p,,
tne Marion tohlo) state league recruit
played their first with Iouisvine ana
showed mp well, the latters batting nsS,,S
tne feature. Pitcher Kroh has bear n,,p-
chased from the Chicago Nationals ard a.
S SNp TO Join the local team at once
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-26
RESULTS IN THREE-I LEAGUE
WaterloO-DanviIIe Game Called n,
Start of Sixteenth Two In To

7 DANVILLE, ILL.,, Aug ga single a
steal and an error gave Waterloo on
run in the fourteenth, while a single az
error and a wild pitch allowed DanviIis
to tie the score. ''ie
This is the third overtime game NJ M
series. The game was called at the sta ~.
OF the sixteenth, on account OF darkness
Score: 10 NJ Ts
Danvlle ...oo1OOO0OoOoOo1ESh1 n n;
waterloo 30 100000 OOOOlO-2 !
Batteries: Reynolds and Wolfe; Clark
and Harrington.
PEORIA, Aug. 2.-An error by Chan
man and hits by Myers, Jacobs and MOOT.
In the seventh inning, scoring two runs
gave Peoria it's third straight victory over
davenport to ]. Score r ~ n
Peoria ........:.o Oso "a 3
Davenport .....0 o o o o o o. 4 .
Batteries: Hovlik and Jacobs; Nelson ana
Walsh. ana
SPRINGFIELD. ILL.,, Aug. 8-sebarsr,.
single In the fourteenth inning won ths
game today for Springfield, to q Scora
Springfield ,..110OOOOoooOOO1SiR5'SS
Dubuque .....2 O0O0OO0OOOOLS o .
Batteries; DAILY, Willis and johnson:
Ferrtas and Boucher.
BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,. Aug. M-Day,S
son was knocked out OF the box In H.
fourth; Prendergast, who succeeded him
pitched great ball, holding the Tsandsr,s;
safe. Score: 3 iuers
Bloomington 20 1OOO1 100 E;H; D. =
Rock Island......2 0 o s 0 o o n y
Batteries: Davidson, Prendersast 40
Nunamaker; Lakaff and O'Leary.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-26
Yesterdays Results.
WESTERN LEAGI1E

WESTERN LEAGUE
uyioSinilta !; Omaha. 3 Second game
wichita, Q; Omaha, Z. s'''e
Ds DenNr' III Sioux City, 4 Second game:
topeka, 0; Lincoln G
,s 81. yosePh, Z; Des Moines, G. Second
game: St Joseph, Z; Des Moines. &
~ AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Detrolt, 3; Washington, 2
Cleveland, 4; Boston, a.
Chicago, 4; New York s.
st. Louis. 9; philadelphia. 4
n, NATIONAL LEAGUE.
brooklyn, 3; Pittsburg T.
Philadelphia, z; Cincinnati 2
New York, /; Chicago, 8.
boston, 2; St. Louis, l.
,,, AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Minneapolis, 3; Columbus ?
Kansas City, 4; Toledo g.
St Paul, indianapolis postponed: rain.
milwaukee, q Louisville, g.
NEBRASKA STATE LEAGUE
Grand Island. 20; Red Cloud, 8.
superior, /; Columbus, L.
MINK LEAGUE.
Mupurns z; Clarinda, l. Second game:
Maryville, 8; Nebraska City, g.
shenandoah, 2; Falls City. l.
Games To-day.
Western League-Omaha at Denver. To-
Joseph, Lincoln at Wichita
american League-Detroit at Washington.
cleveland at Boston, Chicago at New York
St Louis at Philadelphia
national LeaSue-BroOklyn at PfttaburV
american Observation-Disclosures at Co
Milwaukee at Louisville
MINK league-Auburn at Clarinda, Mary
city. a. aus
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-26

Ths Key 70 tAs slluation-Bss Want Ads.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-26
CITY OFFICIALS DISCUSS r
COMMISSION FORM
hA'or Love of Lincoln One OF speak
erS at Convention of League
of Municipalities.

ST. PAUL, Aug. @.--AII of the delegates
to the League of American municipalities.
now holding its annual, convention herr,
were taken to Minneapolis today and after
a reception at the city han and a luncheon
at the workhouse they were escorted to
Big Island. in Lake Mnnetonka, where q
brief session was held. sl
The commission form Of government"
was the topic of the session.
Mayor Love of Lincoln. Neb.; Mavor
Davidson, of Wichita, Rams; Mayor Con
rad of San Diego Cal. and T. J.. Powell
of Fort Worth, Tex, were the speakers.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-26
SOY" SEYMOUR Is 8nTrAsrD
Giant OutfieIder Goes 10 BuIt,mor.
EaAteFn LeaRue Team

, ST, LOUIS, Aug. 25.-Manaeer 1oh,
MeGraw Of the New York Giants an
nounced here this afternoon that he bad
released j. Bentley (Cy) Seymour 10 tbs
Seymour has been rated for several san -
sons as one Of the star outfielders OF tba
game and has played regularly this season
Nov York outfield by his hard hitting
CLEVELAND, o., Aug. 25-Cleveisnd 10
day released Infielder Maurice Rafb 70
Baltimore, Rath was secured from tho
Philadelphia Americans In exchange for
Outfielder Bristol Lord i'i
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-26
WANT NEW ASSOCIATION
One Hundred Railroads in Lumber
Traffic Would Have Western
short Line Organization.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 25.-PrelIminary steps
were taken here today looking to the or
ganzatlon of the Western Short Line Rail-
road association by representatives of 100
short railroads engaged in the lumber traf-
fic The main object OF the association is
to prevent the application of tariffs, be-
coming effective September 6. 7, g. o, 10
and "a, and doing away with the allowance
by the trunk lines TO the lumber roads as
to the division OF through rates.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-26

Two-baBe hits: Chase Knight Roach.
Dougherty. Three-base hits: Knight Roach
Home run: LaPorte. Struck out: BY Scott.
2; by Hughes g. Bases on balls: off Lange'
l. off Scott, 2; off Hughes, 2. Hits: Off
LANCE, / in two-thirds inning; off Scott.
IA in seven and one-third innings Time:
1:4s. Umpires: O'Loughlln and Egan.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-26
GlItner VIM fn Tn,rteen4h

GILTNER, Neb., Aug, 25.-(speciaIl-
Giltner won a fast thirteen-inning game
from Clay Center by the score OF / 70 q II
was the rub game. Score:
Glltner ...,........... 5000
Batteries; Clay Center, Fritz and DeeSer.
Giltner, r. Wright and King. Struck ONT
BY Fritz Is; by Wright, II. Hits: Ciay
L. Giltner. 2.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-26
Iowa Lands Third
Place in Shoot at
Camp Perry, Ohio
New National Guard Winner Shows
Up in Middle West State-Trophy
and Money Prize.

NAMP PERRY, o., Aug 2-The rifle
team representing the United states in
lahtry won the national match by the
score OF S'lS6 The cavalry was second and
new National Guard winner uowa) landed
'hiru and the navy fourth. These four
teams get, respectively the national trophy
and $3.50. $3.50 $500 and $50
Inc fifteen leaders who in 1911 will com.
pose class A rank as follows.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-26
CUBS SECURE EARLY LEAD
Third Inning Rally Lands Three
Scores for Locals.
GIANTS DEFEATED SIX TO ONE
Hofman's Timely Home Run Aids in
ruling Up seOre-Three Doubles
and single Give Chi
caEO Two More.
GIANTS DEFEATED SIX TO ON

CHICAGO, Aug. &.-Hofman contributed
nome run Zimmerman and Tinker triples
ana King a single in the third inning at
TACK on Wiltse today the early rally scor-
ing three runs and breaking a one-r,n tie
WIN the result that Chicago defeated New
10TH to 1. Three doubles and a single
gave Chicago two more runs in the f,ftb
Doyles triple in the first saved New York
a shut out. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-26
ATHLETICS LOSE TO BROWNS
Tailenders Defeat Leaders by Score of
Nine to Six.
MURPHY STARS IN STICK WORK
secures Homer, Triple, Double and
Two singles In Five Times nj
BHt-LOcsIs Use Many
Players.
Players

FHlLADELPHIA, Aug. 25.-st. Louis hit
.ne ball hard today and won. to g.
Murphy in five times at thebat. made a
nome run, a triple, a double and two
singles total Of eleven bases. Truesdsle
stone and Newman also distinguished them.
selves at bat Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-26
DIES MOINEs.

Two-base hits: Powell Niehoff. DIVER
Three-base hit: Niehoff Bases on balls
Off Herche 2, OFF Kaufman 3. off Hani-
fan ?. Struck out: BY Herche 3, by Kant
tick, Niehoff Fox (3l. Jones. Sscrifice
hits: Powell, McChesney CD, Goodrich,
Dwyer. Mattick. Time: 2:sO Umpres
Bachant and Boles.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-26
Ut out. sc,
CHICAnn
NEW YORK.

~, AotAia. 80
.Batted for Wiltse in seventh.
"batted for Crandall IN ,,inth
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-26

that everyone could hear
AcOck, on his first time at bat in the
western league. singled to centerfieId He
u the new second baseman who Just ar
Iined from Kansas Schoonover. another
sunflower. hit twice in each game and
Itggert. stu another, did more than his
snare OF clubbing in the second game
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-26
Totals
Stated for Wilson in ninth.
DENVER

INU-Dase HIIs' DoIan 90, Cranston q.
Home run: Beal. Sacrifice hits: Neigh
oors Hartman, Wilson, Cassidy, McMur-
ray, Doian. Stolen bases: Myers Neigh
bors, Fenloan, Fisher, Lindsay Double
pays Cranston to Lloyd to Linsay, eBall
TO Lloyd to Lindsay. Bases on balls: Off
Wilson, /; off Harris, 4. Struck out: BY
Wilson, I; by Harris, /. Time: 2l0 UNI
pire; Mullen. Attendance, $500.
Scnra nncnnd 90
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-26
EVENTS ON RUNNING TRACKS
Lucky" Hildreth Again own
Winner Mt Snrntorn

SARATOGA RACE TRACK, n. Y. Aug
2.-S c. Lucky" Hildreth today added
another stake to his already long list, when
his Zeus easily won the 5000 Adirondack
handicap, six furlongs, ana I'm doing So
equalled the track record for the distance
Zeus closed at ~ to /. Results:
First race, six fUrlongs: Cohort Ql TO 81
won, Van Den Is 10 u second, Toy Bov GS
to - third. Time: 1:1lx >'
Second race, steeplechase, about two
miles Stoure Q3 TO lO) won. Aunt julie %
TO l0l second, DiebOld Is 10 - third Time:
Ass
Third race. mite: Henry Munro G5 to II
won, Frances Ray q TO u second, Glendore
% TO y third. Time i:4Oh
Fourth race, Adirondack handicap six
furlongs: Zeus az to ID won Round the
World a TO II second, Iron Mask (lS to iOJ
third Time: l;il&.
won, Superstition Is 70 ID second, Danos-
cara q TO - third. Time: :3S
Sixth race, five and One-half furlongs:
Golden Ophlr a to - won, Crash az 10 ID
second, Aldiva d3 TO u third. Time: l:O7h
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-26
MINOR HEIR SETS NEW MARK
Great PAGER Places Worlds Race
Record Rt Two Minutes Flat in
Contest with HedgewOod Boy,

GALBSBURG. ILL.,, Aug. 5.-Minor Heir
won rom Hollywood Boy this afternoon
IN two minutes flat a new worlds pacin9
record On race. The previous record was
Iva T;, held Jointly by Minor Heir and star
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-26

The high amateur record for the COM
blned shooting was won by Fred Slocum
of Alcester, s. D., with a total of 39l out
of a possible 400. Dick Lindeman of LIN
coin was second.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-26
DENVER.

Two-base hits: Fenlon (0. OToole.
Fisher, Dolan, Lloyd (2), Lindsay (2). Sac
riflce hits: Miller, Fisher Stolen bases:
Neighbors Stem (2). Double play: Hart
man to Andreas to Stem, Andreas to Hart
man. Hits: OFF Ehman, 3 IN one inning
Bases on balls: OFF o'Toole, s; off Hager-
man, 2. Struck out: BY OToole, s; by
Hagerman, s, Wild pitch: Hagerman. l.
HIT by pitched ball: BY Hagerman, l.
Time: 200. Umpire: Mullen. Attendance,
$500.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-26
COLUMBUS.
Totals.....sA 10 % 10 8
'Batted for Pennyy baker in ninth. " :

Stolen base: Wratten. Sacrifice hits
Gonsalton, Mailing, Altizer,E Gill Owens
Two base hits Hinchman. Sage. Double
pays; williams to Gill. Altzer 10 CSiII
Bases on balls: Off Pennybaker ~ 2. orr
sage O. Struck out: BY Pennybaker, z: bx
sage; g. Hit by pitched ball: Wratten
hinenman; Time: 1856. Umpires! chill
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-26

Boston ''.....,....... 0 o O -
Two-base hit: Lajoie. Three-base bit.
6 at0oDer Hts; Off Smith, 6 in three in.
nInHs' OH wood, In six innings; off Nit
6aarkness' In one and one third inning,
sscr1fice hits: Hooper. Birmingham. sac
Hall. Wagner. Double play: HooneT and
klelnow; Left on bases: Cleveland 8: Bos-
ton, o. Bases on balls: Off Mitchell. 6: or
Hit by pitched ball: BY Mitchell, i. Struck
out: BY Mitchell 3; by Smith, /; by Wood
:; Time: 200 Umpires: Perrine and
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-26
storm stops August Game.

RCSHVlII4E, Neb,. Aug BIN freezing
temperature and violent dust storm Rush
Vile won an interesting game from the
Cherokee Indians by the score of s 10 2
The game was won BY superior batting
and steadier playing Roses batting fea-
tured. The game was interrupted by a
ming Score:
Cherokees .,..,...,,........ O2OO OJs
hgshVlle ..,..,,........,.. 0 o 0-S
batteries: Cherokees, Gentry and Chau-
tsau Rushvtlle, Heppach and Nelson: Hits:
Cherokee. s. RushHlle, s. Errors: Chero-
KEGS, - Rushville l. Umpire: PlantE
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-26
Catcher MeMeth breaks Leg.

SHELBY, Neb., Aug. z.-(speciaL)- lin q
game OF ball between the Lincoln stars and
catcher, while running bases, came In col
iislon With the second baseman OF the visit.
The play occurred in the last lining and
ended the game
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-26
LINCOLN MAKES 1T CLEAN SWEEP
Topeka Defeated tn Final of series,
Sly 10 NnfhInn

LINCOLN, Aug, S.-Lincoln made a clean
sweep OF the series by taking the final
game from Topeka by a score of to O.
McGrath was steady and effective home
run hit by Thomas, with the bases fun
RHE
Topeka .........O o 0 o 90 4 /
Batteries; Lincoln, McGrath and Clark
Topeka, Jepson and Brown. Umpire: Clarke
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-26

tice hit: Hgginbotham. Two-basa aits .
6lSIk W; Three-base hits: Reilly, Lewis
He eaon play: MAGE, Meyers Robinson and
by McGlynn, 8. Base on balise Ore McS.,,...
l. INT by pitched ball: Reilly. / ~ o. 81,
Passes Louisville, 8: Milwaukee & Tina.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-26
WICHITA

TWo-oase hits: Schoonover, Corridor.
First base on balls: OFT fentress Z; Off
Jarnigan, 2, Struck OUT: by kentress, y;
by JRrnigan, d stolen bases: Riggert
MesterzII sacrifice hit: Corridor. Left
on bases; omaha, Z; W ichita, {. Double
play: Fentress to Corridor TO Kane. lime:
$40. Umpire: Haskell.
score second game: '.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-26
Pitcher is via, but WIN.

NSi9SLEMBuS, Aug. 25.--Pither Sage. who
n ueru Solumous to four hits and thus pre.
tered ne Minneapolis club to a 3 to 2 VIC
tOtS his his double in the seventh was turned
he bI, rE UP Altizers single. In the ninth
Score: mo winning run
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-26

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Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-26
TotalS,,.,,..,....,..80
DES MONIES

Bases on balls: OFF Biersdorfer. 3; off
Hersche,. 1; off Swift, 8, Struck out: BY
Biersdorfer, 4; by Hersche, 2; by Swift, s.
stolen bases: Davis, Niehoff ~, Curtis,
Corhan ca, Boles. Reilly, Jones, McChesney
Sacrifice hits; Goodrich. Dwyer, Biers-
dorfer. Time: 2:i5. Umpire: Sternberg
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-26
Pirates win in Twelfth.

PlTTSBURG. Aug. 25-PittsburE defeated
BROOKLYN In twelve innings today by Byrne
stealing home with the Winning rim Tbe
work OF the outt:elders was feature. the
two left-fielders having seventeen put outs
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-26

PITTsBUR0.
Waited Tor Leifield in ninth.
tHMn nnf vhan rr,irnin -.

TWO out when winning run was scored.
E1ttsburg 80 90 o 2 / 300 O Ia
oTookiyn '..''......,.. 5000 00OO-S
Two-base hits: Bergen. Byrne Three no 90
hit: Clarke. Home runs: Wheat HImmeII
Base on balls; Off Leifield, 2; off Philllppe.
i OF Bell, 2. Struck out: BY Leifieid 4:
nings; off Philippe, 2 in three Innings.
Time: 2:SS. Umpires: Brennan and ODay.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-26
BOstOn'a Hit. Arc TImeIv.
ST. LOUIS.
Batted for Cakes in the seventh
'Batted for Willis in the eighth.

Boston ...... ......:::. 9 d
Three-base hits Miller, Konetchy. Bres-
h hoiis Home run: Sweeney Bases on
out: By Mattern g. by Wills. . Hts or
wins, 6 In eight innings; off Harmon, /
IN one inning. Time: 1:45. UmpIres Eason
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-26
CHAMPS LOSE Two GAMES

Errors Present Victory to st. Joseph
by Close scores.
DIES MONIES. Aug. &-Errors by the
Champions gave st, Joseph the first game
OF the double-header here this afternoon
Hitting honors were event. Both teams
errored badly, but those of the Champions
were more costly Score, first game:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-26

NV tWo-Dase hits: Gessler, Casey. Three-base
SS S,tS hits: Schaefer, Moriarity. Ting.
I niu stolen bases: Elberfeld, Milan. Doub1a
HtsSs; Ainsmith to Mcbride. Left on bases:
0 ~ Room, 8; off Works, g. First on error rs
Sr asninSton, q Detroit, l. Struck out: Nv
G S,l,I.t' o; by Works s. Passed ball: Ain,
Kerin lime' ECO Umpires: Evans and
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-26

Batted for Wiltse in seventh
batted for Crandall in ninth.
SSynlcago .....,........0 1 3 % O O s-s
I'VE" fork.......,.... o 0 0 o o o 0 O-I
h,t1 w9 S base hits; Archer, Tinker. Three-base
Hofman. Hits; OFF WiItse, 10 in SIX IN.
hInss, OF Crandall, ! IN two innings. Stolen
NeSs v6 SnIodgrass. Evers. Left on bases
orr Cole. 8; of Wiitse. 1. First base on
eiII0rs; chicago, Q; New York, l. Hit by
p pr, 1 ball; BY Cole, Devore Struck out:
ny Coie, 2; by Wiltse, 8; by CrandalI, 1.
llihe' l'4o Umpires: Overall and Keeler.
BOstOn's Hits Are Timely,
ST. LOUIS, Aug. @.-Boston uon From,
81. Louis by hitting Willis when hits were
most needed Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-26
IN MINK LEAGUE
Falls City Defeats Shenandoah, and
MaryVIlIe Wins.

Al Nerdon, Neb score. DUN
shenandoah 81 -, 30 2 5000 O-S &
ais ais city ";...2 % 1 "a 7 2
Smith. Umpire: Meyer vi anu
AZ Nebraska City, score:
MM sSyv,le .c;a.:,...... O12O OHs
Neoraska City.......O 2 0 O q "a
b1teries: Thorpe and Dietz; Miller
weller and Sherrer. Umpire: Fletcher.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-26

No-pase MT: thomson. Three-base hits:
Rlggert 90, King. Base on balls: OFF
Rhodes, 8; OFF Shackleford 2 Struck out:
BY Rhodes Q; by Shackleford (; by Wright
l, stolen base: King. Sacrifice hits:
Graham 49,, Kane, Davis Westerzi. Left
on bases: Omaha. s; Wichita Z Double
plays: Corridor to Graham to Kane; Cor
f1dOn 20 knne. Time. l.hn I-mnira. LA sI.on
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-26
IzzLIEs SPLIT DOUBLE-HEADER
Sioux City Loses First, but wins
Second Cana.

SIOUX CITY, Ia, Aug. 25.-Denver won
the trst game Of a double-header today
hltung Wilson hard, Harris pitched a good
" - A''N
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-26
ST louis
-
PHILADELPHIA

|
st Louis ..........1 a , = ,
Fnlaoelphla .....,.,.0 0 o 0 0 0 s Q ia
:, betI on bases; St Louis, 6; Philadelnbia
A. ~, SWo-base hits: Truesdale Sion
MMurphy' Bender, Hartsell. Three-base hits
Murpphyy e collins Newman. Home run:
F MIurpny' sacrifice hit: Stephens. Sacrifice
ny: Truesdale. Double play: Collins &c
FAR carry TO Davis, Houser to Barry. First
SsS on errors; St Louis, /; Philadelphia.
- Stolen bases: Newman 90. HartzeIi
collins (Q. Hits: orr Plank, in three inl
nminssi orr Morgan, in three Innings: orr
tI,sI ! IN one inning; off Atkins, 4 in
t tMo INNINGS; off Linke, II in six and two
thir ds innings; off Bailey, ! in two and a
Morgan 2; by Atkinson, i; by Lnke, 2. by
o 1Safliey, = Base on balls: OFF Morgan. 3;
WIZ At Isin, l; off Linke, s.; off Bailey. O.
WHO pitches: Morgan, Atkins. Time: 2 40
Umpires; Connolly and Collifiower. w.
CObb's Home Run il winner.
WARRINGTON, Aug. pa home rim nv,
a,So ConP IN the eleventh inning TO-DAY
ton, to g. Scores e' "Ssnins-
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Rhodes Blanks Opponent..

Rhodes pitched a shutout in the second
round, although the Izzes managed to con-
meet with him for eight hits. Only two
men saw third and six all told, found
their way TO second. Every one of the
eight hits was single. On top of this.
Rhodes sent nine Izzies down and out by
the three-strike route.
Omaha pounded Shackleford for nine hits
IN seven innings and landed on Wright for
three In the eighth. Riggert who hit for
homer In Wednesdays game, swatted
out two three-baggers and a single in four
times up. King hit for three bases and a
single Thomson lined out a double, and
there we're singles galore.
King brought home the one run of the
fourth He singled took second on Shack
leford's error and was sacrificed to third
and home by Kane and Graham In the
sixth King lined out his three baser to right
and was tailed by three-bagger to the
same part of the grounds by Riggert. Rig
CERT came In on a single out to center by
Kane Rlggert went to second on Ora
hams secrifice and scored on a single by
Thomson. Thomson was caught trying to
steal and Rhodes closed the inning by strlk-
ing out. In the seventh, with two men out,
King walked, stole second and came in on
a triple hit by Riggert, Rlggert died at
third.
Acock singled in the eighth and was
brought in on Thomson's double. Thomson
came in on schoonover's safety. schoon-
over died at first
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Crete VIM from Genern.

CRETE, Neb., Aug 25.-(special)-C
won the third and deciding game in the
series with Geneva yesterday afternoon, by
the score OF to ?. The game was inter-
esths throughout. Score: R.H. F.
Geneva .................O 2OOOOOOO-s s
Crete ....................0 90 Ol0O'-s s 4
Batteries For Geneva, Ford and RAY; for
Crete, Norton and zimmerman
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Denver Polo Team wins.

CHEYENNE, Wyo., Aug % -(speclaI)-
The Denver polo team defeated the Fort
Russell Artillery team by "A score OF II 10
10. The soldiers were given a handicap OF
ten points. vet failed TO make a single
point The Denver team will play a team
from the Ninth cavalry.