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Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-01
Mr.. EHNAN is TOO STINCY
Allows But Three Hits and Does Not
Issue a Pass.
GAME LOST IN FIRST INNING
GriEEIies lombard Meter for Four
Singles, which, with Three stolen
Bases and n Passed Ball,
Give Three Runs.
Omaha. 0: Denver. G.

Omaha, o; Denver, 6.
King won the distinction Of being the
only member Of the Rourke family to reach
second base In the first game with Denver
Thursday In the opening round he reached
first on Beall'b error and stole second. He
made single in the fourth inning. Be
sides King three other Omaha players
reached first base, Shottonf and Meter on
singles and Cadman on Llndsays error.
Ehman was the stingest pitcher who has
been at the lot for some time. lie not only
did not let Pas boys hit the ball but he
also refused TO issue II pass, The long,
1.-THE youth had magnificent control OF the
ball at all times and held the game in
his own hands all the way through. His
home run over the center field fence in the
second inning was enough to win the game.
1t was an exceedingly long HIT as the ball
scared high over the fence back of King. =
Game Lost In First Inning.
The game was lost for Omaha in the
first round by the consistent hitting Of the
Grizzlies. They plugged the ball hard,
keeping the hits on. the ground, making
four safe ones which. with three stolen
bases. a base on balls and passed ball
gave Denver three runs. After that bonn
bardment Meter did fairly well. but 1t
was no use. as Mr. Gilman refused TO
weaken. He kept the twisters and benders
coming fast until Shotton popped high
one in the ninth and the game was over.
At no time did Omaha seem to have a
chance with the twirling OF Mr.. Ehman.
The score:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-01

Kearney's Luck
Changes Back
and Team Wins
Noyes in Excellent Form, Tanning
Nine Men, Having Columbus
at His Mercy.

KEARNEY, Neb., June SO-(Special Tele-
gram.)-Noyes, Kearney's pitcher, won a
fine game for Kearney here today, shutting
Columbus out and only giving them four
hits. Noyes famed nine men and hardly
gave Columbus even fair chance to score.
Only one man got to third. Turner, pitcher
for Columbus, went up In the third Kear-
ney scoring four times. Score: RH.E.
kearney ............... OO4OlO 1000 20 3
ColumDus .',,.,.,s,..,, wv WV w
Batteries: Noyes ana Townsend; Turner
and Claire Time: / rs. Umpire Nelson.
RED CLOUD, Neb., June SO.-(special
Telegram --Fremont and Red Cloud broke
even on a double header today, Fremont
shutting Red Cloud out in the second game
Score first game: RH.E.
Fremont .....,..... OOO2OO1O O-S 8 3
Red Cloud .".,...... OOOO3OO2 - z 2
Batteries: Campbell and Bonner; Masters
and Moss. Struck out: BY Campbell, l. by
Masters, q Two-base hits: Turpln, Camp
bell, Mitchell. Three-base hits. H. Carter,
hennesey. Time: 40
Score second game; RHE
Fremont .....,,.u......... L 90 o o.
Hed cloud .......,,..-.... 100000 90 .
Batteries: Hendron and Bonner; Mitchell
and Moss. struck out: BY Hendron, Il by
Mitchell, 2. Double plays: THOMPSON to
Wells to Fuller; Qulgley to Mills to Carter;
Fuller tunassisted). Umpire: Boswell.
SUPERIOR. Neb,, June 3O.--(Special Tele-
gram -Seward took both games in the
double-header this afternoon, to the dis
appointment of a large crowd of loyal
supporters. In the first game Superior
was in the lead in the first inning with one
score, but in the third Seward got three
and in the fifth two. 1t was we'll played
game, excepting for costly errors at critical
times by Superior. BY punching hits at the
right time, aided by the costly errors Of
Superior, Seward took the second game in
eleven innings. Score, first game:
R.H.E.
Superior ...... 0 / o o 0 o 0 0 O-1 3
Batteries: Seward Pierce and Neff; Su-
perior, Snyder, BARLEY and Spellman Two
base hits; Allen, Beckwith, Snyder Neff.
Score, second game:
Seward 49, 0 90 2 OOO1 0 81 10
TSuperior 0 o 0 40 % / 0 0-6 5 6
batteries: Seward, Hanson and Neff;
superior, Justus and Spellman, Two base
hits; Allen, Neff. Umpire: Brllman.
HASTINGS, Neb., June 30.-(Special Tele-
gram -Frequent errors on both sides and
much wrangling over Umpire Woods de-
cisions featured todays game. Herrick,
lately Of eKarney allowed but five hits,
but his control was deficient. Score:
R.H.E.
Grand Island. o 0 0 o 1 400 O-3 8
| Hastings .......1 0 / 2 0 0 "a 6
| Batteries; Grand Island, Paul and Tray
! ers; Hastings, Herrick, Wally and Gaarde.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-01
MaryviIIe, Auburn Win, Nebraska
city and ClarindR Divide.
THREE RACE WELL
Young Trotters Furnish Best sport
of DAY mt Mason CITY.

MASON CITY, Ia, June 30.-(Speclal
Telegram 1.-The event of the days racing
was the great work of the trrotters in the
3-year-old race, purse $500 In the SECOND
won the race in first and third heats.
Axteen finished third in the first and fourth
In the third. Mayardo and kissimee ran
in order named. Best time 2:25.
2:lY, trot purse $iO0-Ponnie @ won in
three straight heats Myrtle o., took sixth
in second and third heat. Young Gentry.
Henry Council, AltTo c., Dukes Mixture
and Jessie Mack ran in order named.
in second, third and fifth heats Robert
Baron took first and fourth heats DR.
b. r., Bill Bailey and Miss Castle ran IN
order named. Best time 21OA.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-01
Auto Driver Has
PerilouS Journey
Louis Chevrolet, Famous Racer
0verturns in Giant Car While
Going Mile Minute.

INDIANAPOLIS, June 29.-Louls Chevro-
let the noted automobile racing driver, had
a narrow escape from death at the Indian
apolis speedway today, when his car was
overturned while going more than mile
a minute. Chevrolet was making one OF
the turns OF the course when the giant
Buick he was driving struck another racer
lettering along the track.
Chevrolet lost control Of his machine and
the car plowed into the earth at the edge
of the track. For 200 yards it careened
along and then turned completely over
Chevrolet escaped death by crouching be-
meath the hood. He was taken from the
car almost uninjured. His car was only
slightly damaged. a wheel was broken
from the other machine.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-01
JoBST is SUCCESSFUL BIDDER
Secures Contract for Building Henry
HRubens' Structure at Twelfth
and Farnam Streets,

B. ]. Jobst is awarded the contract for
the erection of the Henry Haubens build
ing at the northeast corner of Twelfth and
Farnam streets. Mr.. Jobst won with bid
said to be at $4,000. Nine other contractors
were after the Job.
The contract was let Thursday morning
by j. P. Guth, the architect, who has de-
signed a building four stories high besides
basement. The building will have a
frontage on Farnam of forty-four feet and
on the Twelfth street side will run the
lot length, 1872 feet.
The entire lower floor will consist Of
steel columns and plate glass. This par
of the building is designed for automobile
sales and exhibit rooms. Work of con-
struction will start Immediately.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-01
COBB NOMINATION BILL LOST
Combined Influence of Taft, RoOse-
welt and Hughes Unable to -.
save Measure. r..

ALBANY, N. Y, June 3O.--The combined
influence of President Taft. Theodore
Roosevelt and Governor Hughes failed to
save the Cobb direct nominations bill
from defeat in the assembly today. After
defeating motion to defer action, until
tomorrow, the house voted. eighty to sixty,
two. to endorse the action of the assembly
Judiciary committee. which reported the
measure adversely. The house then
adopted a resolution providing for sine
die adjournment at p. m. tomorrow.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-01
NEW YORK.
sBatten fnr Bergen in ninth.

|Batten for Bergen in ninth.
Brooklyn ............0 0 0 o o % 0 20
New York ....,......0 0 O2 o o "a
Two-base hits. Doyle, McElveen. Sac
rifice hit Daubert Stolen bases: Muir
ray, Snodgrass, H. Smith. Left on bases:
brooklyn, IL; New York, 8. First on err
rOrs: Brooklyn, 4. Struck out: BY Rucker,
4; by Crandall, T. Bases on balls; OFF
RucKer, 4; off Crandall 3. Umpires:
tombstone and Moran. Time 155 "
BOSTON, June 3O.-Shean's home lun
saved Boston from being whitewashed IN
the opening contest. McQuillen pitched
great ball. Ferguson allowed but four hlts
in the second game, while Moren was
batted off the ruber. Score of first game
Philadelphia ........0 . 20 y "a
Boston ...............O . y OIL
Two-bas hits: Dolan, Magee. Home
run: Shean. Hits: off Curtis, y in 6 IN
nings; taken out with none out in sixth;
off Evans, 2 in innings. Bases on balls
Off McQuilan /; off Evans, s. Struck out.
by McQuillan 3; by Evans, 4. Time; ,5t.
Umpires; ODay and brennan.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-01
ToedS Su' .. ....,....,.. o. 0S
Maps shut ont browns.

CLEVELAND June 3O.--ClevelandA shut
out ST Louis, 8 TO 0, today II was ICY"
Young5s 49s big league victory and he
pitched a remarkable game. allowing only
had only one man left on bases, that be-
ing result Of base on balls In the ninth.
Score: ~. y
ST. Louis.....,.....,..O 0 0 0 o 0 0 0 90
Two-base HIT Easterly Sacrifice hits:
Lajoie. Double playsi Graney to Stoval.
Hits: orr Ray, A in two innings; off
Bailey, in six innings. Base. on balls:
Struck out: BY Young, 5; by Bailey, T.
Passed ball: Allen. Wild pitch; Ray.
Left on bases Cleveland, q; st. Louis, l.
Time: 1925. Umpire: Evans.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-01
saints win one, TIe Another.

ST. PAUL, June @.-St Paul made Il
three straight from Toledo by taking the
first game of a double header this after
noon, to 4, Yingling being Knocked off the
rubber in the sixth inning, While West was
touched up lively In the seventh.
The second game was called at the end Of
the ninth to allow Toledo to catch d train:
the Clinton, Ia, team. Score first samei
Toledo ...............i Q . i 0 o.
Two-base hits: Mccormick, Butler. Three
base hit: Hickman. stolen basei Aubrey.
Home rum Hickman. Double plays: Hlnch-
man and Freeman; Chech and Brain and
Aubrey. Hts Off Young, In seven In
nIngs, none out In the eighth; off West, 2
In one inning. Bases on balls: Off Chech, 4;
off Yinglng, 2 struck out: BY Chech, !;
by Yinging, g. Sacrifice hits: Hinchman,
bases St paul s; Toledo, 4. Time; las.
tmplres: Chill and Cusack.
Score second game. A s.,--
to catch train.
St paul ............a 01O2o o--5
Toledo ...,........... 0 10
Two base hits: Lese, owens, Laroy Me-
Cormick, Elwert. Three-base hits: Hincn-
man, Hickman. Home runi Jones. stolen
bases: Butler, Jones, Boucher 90. Double
play: Mccormick to Brain to Aubrey. Hits:
Off Liese 8 in four innings none out IN
owens, 10 in six and one-third inningsj off
Robinson l in two and two-thirds innings.
Bases on balls; Off Biese, /; Off ovens 3;
off Laroy /; off Robinson, l. struck out! BY
Liese s; by owens 2; by baroy, 3; by Rob-
inson, A. Sacrifice hit; Hinchman. Left on
bases st. Paul, 81 Toledo, 2, Time; 1:50.
Umpires: Cusack and Chill
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-01
PROUD PIRATES SHOW FLAG
Pittsburg Displays Championship
Laurels and Beats Reds.
GAME WON IN FIRST INNING
Boston and Philadelphia Divide
Double-Header - Giants Blank
Brooklyn-st. Louis wins
Another.

PITTSBURG, June 3O.-Pittsburg dis
played for the first time today the black
and gold flag won in the worlds champion
ship series with the Detroit Americans last
fall, and following the flag-raising cere-
monies the team went to work and won in
the very first inning OF game, from Gin
cinnati. The first five men at bat each
scored a run, three hits being helped by
Rowans wildness and McMllan's wild
throw The result was 8 to 3. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-01
suit Against North BEND Man.

gram)-In the circuit court, Mrs. Mary
M Huck, proprietor of a summer resort
hotel, on Silver Lake, began an action for
retail jeweler of this city. Mrs Huck
alleges failure to provide and cruel and
inhuman treatment. Huck is now operating
a jewery store In North Bend.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-01
Fremont Races
Close with Some
Splendid Time
Young Addie Wins the First Event
the Rest Fighting for
Places.

FREMONT, Neb., June SO-Cspecial Tel.
egram. 1.-The races for the season at FIRE.
mont were finished this afternoon. AS was
the case yesterday, the Brown and Deryder
strings OF horses did the heavy work.
The first race was won handiy by
Young Addie, with the rest Of the bunch
fighting 1t out hard for place. The win
ners we're punched most OF the course and
the time was satisfactorily
In the second race Diamond Nj c. worked
rather slow in the first heat and didn't
appear to know he was In 1t until near
the home stretch. The next three heats
were the kind that makes the racing fan
sit up and take notice In each NJ. G.
took the lead on the first quarter but
Annie Russell was at his shoulders and on
the back stretch 1t was alternately first
IA Brown neck and then a bay neck ahead.
1t took a good while to get the horses
off in the last heat, several breaking badly.
Nathel made a surprisingly good showing
In the third heat. A special free-for- all
was put on after the 2:22 trot, in which
Hal Browns horse Ginger had 1t all his
own way and 1t looked as though he could
have gone just a little better
In the last heat he made the first quar-
ter in 0.31, the half In OiS2h, but slowed
down slightly on the third quarter. making
the mile in 211A. The track was heavy
and dusty.
In place of a running race there was q
motor cycle race Of five miles. won BY a
Thor machine in 9:i4. Both riders appeared
afraid of the turns and faster time was
out OF the question for that race. sum
mary:
2:1S pacing, purse 500:
Young Addie, b. m, By T. Plaomes
Asa Dahforth, b. g, by Sphinx
Neosha Main Blk M, by White
Stocking perry. Observation-Disclosures.
Easter Lilly, b. m, by Karl X. (Kar-
Oracle r., b. m by Domilto tDcry-
Lou H., $. M, by Mac Wood (Dee).. I
Colonel Davis, br. &. (Beezby)........ 4 Q
Fox s., CHI. g., by Mediumwood
Tlme: e;i6A, 2;lsH 2;iiM.
1929 trot purse 500:
Diamond Nc, br. h., by King Loo
The fPs 5gSss' sr & tsioonsyj 49,:
Annie RUSSELL b. m, by Anteros
(BroWn) Observation-Disclosures
Nathel, blk. h., by Lewis Wilkes
(Kerrick ..,...".......:........,.. 5
Emma H., b. m, BY O'clock Judd) 4
Rancho Del Paso, b. g., by Bay
Ti FIN inS SifH, a:iS&. a:isE, 2:aC
Special, free-for-all;
Ginger, br. h. (Brown). ...........,..!.. | l l
Bill Barleycorn. ........................,Y
Time: Pisa 2;iiA, 2:ilA.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-01
Peter JANSEN FtIes.

BEATRICE Mob, June 3O,-(special)--
Peter Jansen flied his petition with the
county clerk today as a candidate for state
senator. MIR. Jansen's name will add
strength TO the republican ticket in Cage
county this fall. ~
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-01
INDIANAPOIIH.

I WU-UdbB HIISs TIdyutI lNVTHIlIl. ITlTee-
base hit: Marshall Home run: Marshall.
Hits: Off Lirdaman, in four innings; off
Graham, in four innings. Sacrifice hit;
Higgins. Stolen bases: Charles, Barry
Spencer, MeGann. Double plays: Murch to
Coffey; Murch to Coffey to Bowerman
Higgins to Lewis. Left on bases: Mil
waukee 10; Indianapolis s. Bases on balls
off Cutting, fiji off Lindaman, /: Of
off Graham, O. Hit by pitched ball: BY
Graham, /, Struck out: BY Cutting, /: BY
Lihdaman, I. Time las. Umpires Bier
halter and Ferguson.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-01
nuiIdinr Permitn.

]. w. Megeath, 1893 South Thirty second
avenue. frame. $1,000; Ignaz MoskovitE, tO2
North Twenty-fourth, store So 6O0i Louis
M. Christensen 1911 Elm, frame, $1,000;
J. ID. Neumann, $50 Wuolwofth, frame,
1880.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-01
EVENTS ON RUNNING TRACKS
Hilarious Wins Long island Handi.
cap I'm Exciting Race.


SHEEPSHEAD BAY, June 30.-Hilarious
proved himself good horse when he won
the Long island handicap, one and one
eighth miles, here today He had won
derful burst OF speed and. led by four
lengths at the far turn, but suddenly bolted
to the outside. Powers Strengthened him
quickly and then regained the lead in the
next turong and again led by four lengths
in the stretch. Here again, however, Hi
'lariuus began to run out Powers tried all
known tactics to keep him in but was UNI
able to do SO and Fashion Plate, coming fast,
nearly nipped him on the wire. Hilarious
won by three-tourths OF length. sum
maries:
First race. five and one-half furlongs:
Meridian q to u won, Adrian 90 to y Sec
ond, Novelty G to 81 third. Time: 1:O6ts.
Second race, steeplechase, two and one
half miles The Weelan C3 to % won Mimic
a to u second, Gold Plate 100 to u third,
Third race one and one eight mile:
Charivari Is to u won, Ashwell Is to y
second, Star Actor q to third. Time:
bob
Fourth race, one and one-eighth mile:
Hilarious teYen) won, Fashion Plate q TO
u second, Car a to y third Time: .l:52.
Hampton Court Is to y won, Captain Swan
son u to u second Perry johnson, q to u
third Time 2O6 800
Folie Levy q to 81 Won, Coincidence
llOO to y second. Sir Alvescot GO to u third.
Records at Ruena Vista.
SALT LAKE, June SO-Two track records
We're broken In Bnena Vista. Not ia
vorites won. Summarizes;
First race, five and one-half furlongs:
Nebraska Lass % to ID won, Tuberose % to
y second Yellow Foot az to third. Time:
Second race four furlongs Pawhuska %
Hawkins go TO u third. Time: O;4Sb
Third race, one mile: Special Delivery q
TusboSt OI 10 to i, third Time e. i4S
Fourth race six furlongs, Balronia Is to
p won, Lady Panchita @ 10 u second,
Ocean Queen e to D third Time: 1:l3b.
Fifth race, seven furlonss. kaiserhof (6
to ID won, Gretchen q. M to 100 second,
Hancock % to y third Time, l:2'%.
Miilers Daughter a 10 u SECOND. silver
Grain % to y third. Time: 1875
PInhOla Proves worth.
LATONIA, June SO.-Pinkola rewarded hi.
hackers BY. taking the feature handicap
FIRST race, four and one-half furlongs;
oStfed .,S %, stsssh e Msfss
$500 third. Time: 0;55.
Second race, five furlongs: Marsand
straight, 5000 won, Oriental Pearl (plaoe
500 second. Alachula (show. s4SO) third.
s Third race race, six furlongs; Lotta Greed
second, Celaret tshow. A.OO third. Time;
-Four Fourth race. mile and seventy yards, PIN
| (place, 81 60) second. DIR. HolEberg (show,
H.iO) third Time; i424S
Fifth race. selling; purse $500; six fur
| longs: Seaport Q0S, Mountain) won, I'm
| prudent u03, Marlin) second, Queen City
| Dos, Rice) third. Time; 1:1lsk Elizabethan
| Placide. May Bride, Front Row and Amy
\ ran.
sixth race, purse, $780, one mile and three
| sixteenths:F Mamie Algot Cos Kennedy
won, Stone Street Q05, WARREN second
\ Elfall (l06, .Grand) third Time. l:59t6 Lois
tCaNanagh Quagsa. Nadzu also ran. Mamie
! Algol (straisht, S.s@, stone Street plaoe
| 20, Elfan (show, $3.50.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-01
SIOUX CITY WINS IN NINTH
Slated tor WEIGH IN the ninth,
"Batted for Joherst in the ninth
zone out wnen WInhing run was made.

Sioux City ..........1 Y 2 o 0 o Is
Wichita ......,...,."O v y, . ID
Two-base hits: Andreas, Wilson Myers,
Hughes ~, Clare, " esterzil. Home run!
Miller. Sacrifice nits: Quillin %, Miller,
koerner, MesteTzil. stolen bases: Andreas,
hughes. Double plays: Claire to koerner
Base on balls orr wilson, A. OFF durham,
8. Struck out: BY Wilson, II; by Durham, 5.
Wild pitcn: Durahm Passed bail: Miller.
Time; 2l5. Empires: spencer and flynn.
Attendance: l,5OV.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-01
BLUES PLAY ERRORLESSBALL
Kansas City Whips Louisville in
Excellent Exhibition.
FINAL SCORE SIX TO NOTHING
Columbus and Minneapolis Win and
LOse--st. Paul Beats Toledo
ana Milwaukee Blanks
HoosIers.

KANSAS CITY, June SO.-Playlng without
errors and punching six OF its eight hits
in the first half. Kansas City took the last
game from Louisville here today, by a
score of to o. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-01
CUSumbas Want a Game.

The Columbias are without a game for
July l. and would like TO hear from any
team In or out OF the city for a game. on
that date. Call Ray Byrne at Douglas S0i,
or address 2l03 California street.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-01
KAUFMAN HAS pooR SUPPORT


NOOItykNtH H4UHN7 10 H1AIVUHH'
I4INCOLNs ,Neb.s June 30,---Topeka made
nearly twice as many hits as Lincoln in
today's game but the fine work of Pitcher
Kaufman was offset by the poor. fielding
behind him. Knapp, for lincoln, was In
tight holes on three occasions, but sensa-
tional double plays by Thomas and Gagnier
got him out except In one instance. Score
LINCOLN
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-01

MILWAUKEE, June Scouting pitched
great ball today, holding the visitors help
was to O. Lindaman was knocked off
the rubber after he had pitched to two
men in the fifth inning Spencer's work in
Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-01

"Battcd for Howard in ninth.

Ddbbtu lOi llONdIu III nlntn.
Kansas City ..".....0 2 2 001 0 t-6
Louisville .",.........O 0 0 o % 0 0 90
Two-base hits: Love. James. Three-base
hit; shannon. Sacrifice hits Hughes,
RAFFERTY,. Hits; OFF Decamier, tn three
and two-thirds innings; off Weaver, in
four and one-thrd innings. Struck out
l. Passed ball: Hughes First base on
balls: OFF Decamer, 3; off Weaver, q; off
Swami, g. Left on bases: Louisville, 8;
Kansas City, 8. Time: 1:55. Umpires
HAYES and Vansvcle
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-01

IhFee-Dase nv. hauIInah DOuDIe pIays'
th1 nII1 70 uafnier 10 hholas I|'i Hasan
Reilly to Boles Stolen bases: Jude. Cobb
Thomas Sacrifice hits: Cole, Cobb %,
Davis, Reilly, kerns. Struck out: BY
OFT Knapp, 2; off kaufman 8. Hit by
pitched ball; By Knapp, /. Passed ball
Boles, l. Timei 1850 Umpire: Mullen
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-01
Notes of the Game.
Today is ladies' day.
The Grizzlies a gain Today


The Grizzlies again today.
After Beal dropped Kings fly he tried
TO redeem himself by a magnificent catch
OF Kane's long fly.
The entire bunch OF Mountaineers had
q mean habit of driving fast ones on the
ground just out Of reach of the Omaha in
field.
Gilman Is some peaches at the bat for
long hits. Besides driving the ball over
the center field fence he hit two long ones
TO King.
WEIGH made two long drives which Cas-
sidy caught just inside the fence, but they
lacked enough steam to carry them over
for homers.
Jack Haskell chief of the umpiring staff
OF the Western league, made his appearance
at the park along with the Grizzlies. lie
says Jeffries will win
WEIGH msjudged BealPs long fly to right
in the eighth and this cost a run, as 1t
would have made the third out and Beall
afterward scored on McMurray's single.
Shotton played regularly for the first
time since he had his thumb split over a
week ago. lie slgnalized his return by
making a splendid catch of foul fly
against the bleachers fence and also by
beating OUT an infield grounder to short
stop, making one of the three hits for the
Rourkes.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-01

Two-base hits McChesney co. Bauer
Stolen bases Powell. Niehoff (2), Curtis.
Sacrifice hit: Fox Double plays Powell
out: By Swift, 6; by owens, g. Bases on
balls: off Swift, 2; off owens, ,. Wild
owens, l. Left on bases: St Joseph, a.
Des Moines, q Time: 80. Umpire Clark.
Attendance 1000.
SIOUX CITY WINS IN NINTH
Six TwO-Base Hits and Home Run
Are Features.
SIOUX City, June 3C.-Sioux City defeated
Wichita In an interesting game this morn
Ing in which both teams fought ali the way,
Sioux City winning out in the ninth. Score
sIOIX CITY WICHITA
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-01
CINCINNATI.

Mitchell Three-base hit: Miller. Sacri-
flee hits: Miller, 2. Sacrifice flies: VIII
son, Mitchell Stolen bases Hyatt
Mitchell to Hoblitzel. First base on balls
OFF Adams, /; off Rowan q off Beebe, l.
Hits: Off Rowan, 2 in one-third inning
Struck out: BY Adams, 2; by Beebe, L.
First base on errors, Pittspurg, 1; Cincin-
natl, 1. Left on bases: Pittsburg, 5; Gin
and Kane.
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ST. JOE TAKES spUnr Ar HOME
Champs Driven to Defeat by swIfrs


ST. JOSEPH June sO.-In fast game St.
Joseph defeated Des Moines today By a
score OF TO g swift, for the locals, out
pitched owens, the Des Moines premier
twtrler, letting his opponents down with
only four hits The batting OF McChesney
was a feature. Score:
ms MOTNR9
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DENVER.

Two-base hit: Dolan. Passed ball: Cad
nan. First base on balls: OFF Meter, A.
Struck out: By Meter 8; by Ehmati, 2.
Left on bases: Omaha, g.; Denver, 6 Sacri-
flee hit: Waldron. Stolen bases: King,
Cassidy, Lindsay ~, Beall. Time: 1:l5.
Umpire: Haskell. Attendance, 500.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-01
Giants MhiteMnsh RrnnLIYn.

NEW YORK, June 30-Crandall got the
upper hand of Rucker in a pitching duel
this afternoon and New York defeated
Brooklyn 2 to o. Manager Dahlen Of
Brooklyn and Shortstop ridwell of New
York were removed from the game by the
umpire. Score: