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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-27

YeHterdny's Results.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Omaha, Z; Des Moines, 2.
sioux sioux CITY, s; ci Lincoln, 2
ST. Joseph, 10; Topeka, 3.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Chicago, 3; Washington, 2.
Cleveland a. Philadelphia, g. Second
game: Cleveland, s; Philadelphia, 2.
Detroit, 1; New York, 0.
Boston, O.; St Louis, l.
= NATIONAL LEAGUE,
Pittsburg, 8; Philadelphia, 2.
Boston. q; Brooklyn. /.
Chicago-St Louis game postponed
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Milwaukee. 81 Columbus, s.
Toledo, 3; Kansas City. g.
Indianapolis, g.; st. Paul l.
Louisville, 4; Minneapolis 0.
NEBRASKA LEAGUE.
Grand Island g.; Superior, l.
Red Cloud, 10; Columbus, 6
Hastings, 8; Seward, 0.
Fremont, 2; Kearney L
MINK LEAGUE.
Clarinda, 10 Maryville, l.
Falls City, 10; Nebraska City, l.
Auburn, 4; Shenandoah, l.
Games Today.
Western 1eague-Omaha at Wichita,
Sioux city at st. JOSEPH % tsincpln at Den
yer, Des Molnes at Topeke,
American League--'W Ashihgton at Phila-
delphia, New York at Boston, lIt-
National League-Philadelphia at New
York.
American Association - Milwaukee at
CoIumDus, Kansas City at Toledo, st. Paul
at indianapolis, Minneapolis at Louisville
Nebraska state League-Superior at Co
lumbus, Red Cloud at Grand Island, Kear-
ney at Seward, Hastings at Fremont
Mink League-Maryville at Clarinda
Falls City at Nebraska City, Auburn at
Shenandoah.
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TENNIS RESULTS AT LAKE FOREST
New Record Established for Number
of Matches DefauIted.

- LAKEaFORESTi al, July "a new re-
ord IN tho number OF defaulted matches
was established in the Western Tennis
championship on the courts of the Onwent-
STA club here today, when twenty-nine de-
faults and four played matches were re-
corded. 49,,
OF the twenty-five matches scheduled for
the singles twenty went by default. Re
suits Ia tie singles were as follows;
First RGund-H, II. Whitman defeated j.
j. Armstrong 81. 6-2 Walter T. Hayes
defeated I. r. GoCdbody, Ga, 81
Second Round-C. 8. Peters defeated ].
y. Larned. go, 80. 6-2. A. Hazlehurst de-
feated ID. Richberg, Ga, Ga.
In the preliminary round Of the mem
doubles, l.. II. Waidner and Paul Gardner
defeated j. l.. Cole and G, j, lille, Ga
Ga. 60 }, j. Armstrong, u. G. Burton
defeated Ludke and Oelsner, Ga. Ga Ga.
In the second round OF the mems doubles
Belden and Miller s-5. 6-3. "a
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BURNS DENIES STATEMENT
says He Always Wanted Forty Per
Cent In Match with LRnRford
and win Fight.

SEATTLE, Wash. July 2s.-Tommy
Burns. who is In Seattle denies the state
ment published In New York that the
match between Burns and Sam sI4angford
scheduled TO take place in London IN Sep
TENDER has been called off by Promoter
Hugh Mcintosh because Burns demanded
5000 more than the amount he originally
agreed TO battle for.
81 told Mcintosh at Reno after john
son had agreed 70 meet me again that /
would fight Johnson for IS per cent OF the
gross receipts" said Burns today. Il fig
ured that johnson, being the champion,
would get about 40 per cent Then l wired
Mcintosh that l wanted 40 per cent OF the
receipts 10 meet Langford, but that l was
stll willing TO tackle Johnson for 35 per
cent OF the gate"
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VALMORE WINS YAcHT RAGE
william Hale ThOmpson's Schooner
Captures COnteat for the Third
Consecutive Year,

MACKLNAC ISLAND, Mich. July a.
The yachts In the Chicago Macklnac race,
which started at Chicago Saturday at
p. M, crossed the finish line In the fol-
lowing time ValmOre, 27:45:32; Incedor,
% :4459; Josephine, 32:10:18; Amorita, 32:11;l0
"a 02:5e.
William Hale Thompson's schooner Val
more, which crossed the line at 10:45 o. clock
last night, has won the contest for the
third consecutive year. Van Ads was re-
ported out of the race
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sFaIted for shaner In sew enth.
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RESULTS IN THREB-r LEAGUE
Waterloo, Dubuque, DanvilIe and
Rock Island win.

PEORIA. ILL.,, July aS-Waterloo took the
first Of a three-game Series Peoria threat
ened in the eighth. scoring four runs.
Peoria ..........0 OOOO14 OISs5
Waterloo 800 0 0 l 0 2 % II 2
Batteries Cook, Gilbert and Asmussen;
Clarke and Harrington.
BLOOMINGTON. Ill, July PA single. a
double triple and three bases on balls
gave Dubuque the game today in the sixth
Score; RH.E
Bloomington 20 0 0 90 OIL /
Dubuque ......y.0 o o 0. o. 8 /
Batteries; Roger and Erwin; Parkins and
Boucher,
DANVILLE. H.. July pa single.
double and Hopkins home run spelled de-
feat for Davenport. Score: R.H.E.
DanVille ........0 0 0 0 60 II 0
Davenport .3....O 0 o 0 / 0 O-l Z 2
Batteries; Wood and Wolfe; Pennance
aud Coleman.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, July 26,-Rock ISL
and's superior hitting today took the game
from Springfield. Score R.H.E.
Springfield 80 0 90 1-S 6 2
Rock Island...,.0 0 o. 9 2
! Batteries: Willis Hamilton and Hartley;
Queisser ard O'Leary
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EVENTS ON RUNNING TRACKS
schOOImarm Upsets Dope I'm Knicker-
booker Handicap Mt Empire.

EMPIRE RACE TRACK, N. Y, July 49,
School Marin, at ~ to l. proved to be a
big surprise when she won the Knicker-
booker handicap, six furlongs. from good
class of sprinters here today. F6llie Levy
led, to the Rtretch when Scovilie put School
Marin under a drive and the mare re-
sponded garnely, and won by nose. Sum
maries:
First race. five and one-half furlongs;
third. Time; 1907 LIS. -.-
Second race, six furlongs: Danfield Is to
p won, Ross Rosseaux second, Big Stick
third. Time: liz.
THIRD race, mile and twenty yards:
Hampton Court III to 10) won, Harvey Il.
second, Black Mate third Time; 142
Fourth race, Knickerbocker handicap, six
furlongs: Schoolmarm Q2 to u won, Folly
Levi second, Cherry Ola third. Time: liza
Fifth race, five and one-half furlongs:
Pleasant a to u won, Planter second, Here
tic third. Time: 1905 3-5
Sixth race, mile and a furlpng: Mont
gomery q 70 81 won, Bad News second,
Nethermost third. Time: 1853 v.
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Low Rates TO the East Via Nickel
Plate Road.

From Chicago to New York and return.
ss5.5o. Boston and return. $3.50. Reduced
rates to other eastern points. Liberal
stopovers. Tickets on sale daily. Thirty
day limit Inquire OF local agent or address
John Y Callahan. General Agent lo7 Adams
street, Chicago.
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Two-base hits: White C2), Gibson. Sac
rifice hits: Campbell, Bransfield. Double
plays; Wagner, Mckenzie ana Flynn;
Wagner and Flynn; Doom and Bransfield;
Doolan, Knabe and Bransfield. First base
on balls: Off White, 4; off Moren, 4.
Struck out: BY White, 8; by Moren, 8; by
Foxen, l. Hits: OFF Moren, in seven in
nings; off Foxen, In inning. Wild
pitch: Moren. First base on errors:
Pittsburg /; Philadelphia, 3. Left on
bases; Pittsburg Q; Philadelphia, 4. Time;
1885. Umpres: tombstone and Eason,
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RED sox PLAfEaislEg opT GAME


LAKE CITY, Ia, July 10 Especial Tele-
gram) The local Red Son played the third
shutout game, defeating the I4lngley. profess
eleven, allowed two bases on balls and one
hit, Hashmore struck out eight, allowed
eleven hits and two bases on balls. Half
Lingleys catcher The feature OF the game
was McCreary's hit. IN the eighth.
Batteries; Barber .McCreary and Beers;
Hashmore and Robbins. Umpires Mcneil
and colllcotte, The same teams play again
tcNSorToow.
The locals waloped Early Z to 2 in yes
terday's game. wilkins famed thirteen
gave four bases on balls and allowed. only
three earned hits, Beeley struck out seven,
allowed nine hits and allowed five bases on
balls. The locals played mock game In
the ninth and allowed Early two scores
Batteries: Wilkins and Beers; Beeley and
Snyder.
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OMAHA GOLFERS QUALIFY
Local Four Among Successful Con-
testants at Minneapolis.
ARE WELL ALONG IN LIST
Messrs. Chambers, Hale, Calm and
Rahm win Compete in second
Preliminary Round To-day
Good scores Made.
RE WELL ALONG IN LIST

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, July 26.-Harry o..
Legg of Minikahda led the field In the
first half Of the 36-hole qualifying round
for the western golf championship tourna-
ment over the fast links OF the Minikahda
club today. Legg made the Is holes In TO
two strokes below the course record made
by Warren Wood OF Homewood on FRI
day. The quality OF golf displayed by the
sixty-four survivors of today's game was
the best ever shown In a western champion
ship. The highest to qualify was 81 and
there were several ties at those figures.
w. l. Rowland, jr., of Glenvew finished
second with well compiled u, while Paul
Hunter and Mason Phelps of Midlothian
and Albert Seckel of Hinsdale, handed In
"a cards Charles Evans, IT.. the western
champion, made 70 after bad journey
out. r. A. Gardner Of Hinsdale, national
champion, also had a'75
Warren Wood OF Homewood, winner OF
the low qualifying prize in the 1909 western
tourney. handed in n.
The sixty-four survivors will play IS
more holes in the qualifying round to-
morrow. Those who failed to land in that
charmed circle are out of the championship
contest
Lesg's Work Phenomenal.
Leggs 70 was little short OF phenomenal
as he had hardly any luck. He trimmed
the cup six times on puts as he
said the putting green's were keener
than he had anticipated. His full mashie
shots were superb and his driving was
brilliant especially on the shorter holes
where he grove tho green every time. His
only poor drive was in playing the tenth,
but he retrieved himself with screaming
49, ~ 49, to
He lost his chance for a by missing a
comparatively easy putt. He took three
puts on the sixteenth and then holed out
in five. His best previous performance over
the course here was g.
Cards IF tho aadars.
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Dodge Defeats SNYDER,

DODGE, Neb July 26.-(Speciai. dodge
defeated the crack Snyder team on the
to 2 The game was a pitchers battle be-
tween Young and Gustin. with Young hav-
Ing the best OF II all through. With men
runs came In the third inning, on a hit by
Keffler, two-baggeT by Young. hit and
an error. Snyder got their two runs on an
error. hit and a sacrifice. A return
game VIII be played next Sunday at Snyder
The score.
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siOvx CITY DEFRATs LINooIN
ViSitors Get Lead Through Poor
Fieldtnu Mt Flrnt

LINCOLN, July e6-Lincoln's poor field
ins in the early part OF the game today
gave Sioux City lead, the visitors win
ming Lincoln started rally In the ninth
on bases with none out. when the game
Was called BY agreement at 5 O'Clock, the
score revertlng 70 the eighth INNING
Score.
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Totals
TOPEKA

Three-base hit: McChesney, Two-base
hits: T. Reilly, Kunkel. Powell, Bauer (2l,
Corhan. Base on balls; OFF Fugate, 2; off
Weight, Q; off Baker, l. Struck out: BY
Weight, 6; by Baker, o, Hits: OFF Fugate
q none out in first inning; off Weight 10
St., Joseph, 6. bonbfeyS PLAYS: Kukei TO
Boles to Abbott. Passed bal re- Frambes
Time LAO. umpireg ;M9sleas stsSSA
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ChaIIenge DOR Mnrrar

John Morgan of St. Louis has sent a
challenge through The. Bee to box Paul.
Murray any number Of rounds.
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'-Batted for Jarnagin In eighth,
Denver announcements Oil
" ictltR ..,..,s....o..sS o o do
Left on bases; Denver, Z Wichita, 10
Sacrifice hits; Cranston, Schmidt, Beiden,
Lindsay Two-base hits: Beall, Belden
ihree-Oase hit; Cassidy. Home runs: DO
In 4 innings off Jarnagin, none tn 1 ip-
ming, DouDie play: Ehman TO Cranston
10 Lidsay Struck out; by ShackeltOrd, A.;
BY Snaer, Il BY Ehman, 5, Base on balls;
or ShRckelford, 2; Off Shaner. 2; Oft
Ehman, >. Time, 1850, UmpiTe Haskell
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sloux ReIeaae NToLenn.

LINCOLN, July 26-The Sioux City Base
ball club reduced it's staff of seven pitch
ers tonight by releasing Pitcher Sam Me-
Lean, formerly of the New England league.
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Double plays; Andreas to Hartman to
Stem; Gangnies to Thomas. Sacrifice hits:
Gagnier. Myers (D, Neighbors. Earned
runs; Sioux City, g. Left on bases: Lin
coin, 4; Sioux City, g. Struck out: BY
McGrath, p; by Geist 8; by Hammond, i.
Base on balls: OFF McGrath, e. off Geist,
i off Hammond, /. Hit by pitched ball:
BY Hammond, 1. Passed bali: Towne, /.
Time; 200. Umpire: Flynn.
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strinrtnmn MIN.

ARLINGTON. Neb. July 6.- Especial ~
StringtOwn defeated the Arlington Nursery
ball team on the latter's grounds In a coed
game today. Score 70 ).
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NEW YORK, July .2s.rvCobb's home run
In the fist inning scored the only run of a
pitching duel beteween Donovan and War
hop here today, Detroit making IL three out
OF four from New York. Wolter got one
Score: - ~ i-Nt ~
Detroit ......n......1 900 o o o o OIL
Two-base hits Roach, knight. Hime
run: Cobb. Sacrifice hit: T. Jones Stolen
bases: Knight Daniels, Bush. Left on
bases: Detroit, 6; New York, s. First base
on error; Detroit, 1. Double plays: Lathers,
OLeary and T. Jones. Struck out: BY Dom
ovan, 4; by WARRIOR 3. Bases on balls: Off
Donovan, 3. Passed ball; Schmidt. I'M
pires Evans and pineen. Timei 1:43.
Chicago Defeats Washington.
WASHINGTON, July 26,--Chicago de-
feated WashinGton.-S 70 q White outpitch-
ing johnson at critical pointslflA fly catch
by Parent and the batting Of Schaefer were
features. Score;
Washington .,.....0 o 900 o o.
Chicago ,.....,.......0 0 0 o o 0 ! Ia
Two-base hits: Johnson, Tannehill. Three
base HIT Sohaefer. Sacrifice hits: Lelivelt
(2), Tannehill, Killifer stolen bases. Lee
liyelt, Zelder. Double plays; Beckendorf
and Conroy. Left on bases: Washington, 8;
Chicago, 8. Base on balls: Off johnson, 2:
off White, 2. First base on errors; CHI
cago, 3 Hit by pitched ball; Klllfer. Struck
out: BY Johnson, 4; by White g. Passed
ball; Beckendorf. Time: 1855. Umpire Per-
rine.
The Key to the sltuation7-Bee Want Ads.
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DALLAS, Tex, July 26-Pitcher Loudlell
of the Waco, Tex, club has been sold to
the Detroit Americans. He win report to
Detroit at once
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Country Jay Beats
Spanish Queenin
Very Fast Race
Gus Maoey's Transformed Cripple Sets
New Record for Fourteen Year
Old Trotters.

KALAMAZOO Mich. July %.-Country
Jay furnished the feature of the opening OF
the 1910 grand circuit racing here today by
trotting the fastest mile of the year against
a field of good ones in the 207 trot. The
time was made In the first heat and was
2:O6A.
Country Jays mile, in addition to being
the fastest trotted this year, established
new mark for 14-yearEold trotters The for
mer record, 2:O9h was held by Van ant
Country Jay also holds the record for l3-
year-old trotters, 2:07A.
The Harvester because of the inability
of Pop" Geerssto drive, left Spanish Queen
'the :favorite i'm the race and her defeat by
Country jay and Bob Douglas, who came
in second; was, the only one a favorite suf-
fered. Ramey Macy drove Spanish Queen
and Gus Macy, his father, was up behind
Country Jay, whose victory came In straight
heats. .-.-
Willy, the English horse, favorite in the
2:16s tfot had no difficulty in winning, but
Walter W. in the 2;Os pace had to be
driven hard to win. The Able was top
heavy faVorite In the 2;1s pace and he had
an easy time of It, as the finishes were not
even close. Results:
Trotting, 2I6 class. purse $1,000, three in
five:
Willy, b. h., by wilburn (Pennock).. /
Gracious Peter, b. h. (McDonald)..... 2 : z
Rookie Rawsonj eh. M (furphy(,,,..4
Howard b.. g. .(Colby). ..,s...,...,..v. I 4
Time; 2;os1s. 2;OeN, 2:11h
three:
Walter W. b. g. by Little Frank
Maconda, b. M iiAibiinij..,.
Walter Hal, gr' h. GARTH. ......,:... 2
Asa Wilkes, CHI, p. (Cox) 3
Baron Whips. Ell. &. Murphy. 8
Tony Swift, blk. h. DEAN. ...........4 6
Willie Benton, b. h, (GosnelD. ......,. dis
Time: 2:05A, 2;05A, 2;05h
Trotting, 2W class, purse $1,000 three in
four. ,'
Country Jay, Oh. g., by Jayhawker
BOB S6u bd Macy if.M;f:ir;ona,iidi;''
spanish Queen, b. m. (Ramey Macey) 5 Z
Teasel, CHI m. (Andrews) ,.,........... 6 3
Wilkes Heart, b. g. (snowl. :"..t,,,.s 8
| Sterling Mckinney b. h. (Murphyl..
Time; 206A, 2;07%, 2:07%
| five:
| The Able, blk, b. by Chimes Jones).
Sarah Ann Patch, br, m. COX. az
| Peter the Second br. h. (Snow)....... 3
| Pearl Pick. hr m lFenelnnl .-....9
Andy N. j., b. II. (Cumminsl ......A
Time 2:0s%, 2;0Sk 2;OS&.
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TwO-base hit: Miller Base on balls:
OFF Mattern, 5: off RuckeT, I. Time: l:46.
Umpire; Rlger andEmslie.
PITTSBURG, Pa, July 26.-White held
Philadelphia TO only two hits today and
his two two baggers drove in three of
Pittsburg's five runs The two runs which
the visitors scored were on wild throws by
PITTSBURG . PHILADELPHIA.
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Boston BuncheS
Three Hits and
Wins Close, Game
Doves Seize Opportunity in Second
Inning and Home Team Scores Only
Once During Balance of Game.

BROOKLYN July a6. - The visitors
buncher three of their hits off Rucker In
the second inning and won. score
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II. q. Legg, Minikahda, 70.
W. Rowland, jr., Glenview, u. g
Paul Hunter, Midlothian, a.
Albert Seckel, Hinsdale, "a.
Mason Phelps, Midlothian. "a.
Charles Evans, 1r, Edgewater, 20.
: r. A. Gardner, Hinsdale, 20.
, w. II. Diddell, indianapolis, 70.
A. d. S. Johnston, St Paul. rs.
Ralph Rider, Des Moines 76.
Walter Fairbanks, Denver, a.
Robert Hunter, Midlothian, -76.
Addison Stillwell, Midlothian, q.
Warren X. Wood, Honiewood, n.
w. e. Clow,sjry onwentsia, ~.
l. w. Kinneaf Detroit 7s;
w. b, Hepburn, Louisville, IS. H"r
David Edwards, Midlothian, 70.
Y william y Hd Snsshan M Rfs MSnes s. 70
f. c. Miller st. Paul, 80.
r.. T. Goodell Duluth, so.
X. T. Talbot, Evanston, So
j. Irving Bush, Akron, 80.
w. N. Chambers, Omaha, so.
+. p. Carr, Des Moines, 80.
]. I, Roberts, Evanston, so.
H. w. Allen, Bellerive, 80.
Holden Wilson, Cincinnati, so.
J. W. Mcdonald, Midlothian, 81
Drake Lightner, st. Paul, 81.
Gordon Yule, Kenosha, 81.
II. b. Lee Detroit, 81.
C. c. Ingraham, Midlothian, 81.
], d. Cady, Rock Island, 50.
II, P. Bend, st. Paul, 81.
+. w Hale, Omaha 49,
Guy A, Miller Detroit, 50.
Ben Collins, Jr., Midlothian, 81.
T. b. Boyd ST. Louis, SO.
w. e. Code, Westward Ho, IS.
f. p. Plxon, La Crosse, SO.
G. A. Pheipho, st. Louis, So.
Albert Calm, Omaha 49,
F. r. Stewart, Marshalltown, SO.
j. ID. Standish, jr,, Detroit, So
G. p. Jaffray, Minikahda. "a.
E. p. Allis, Milwaukee, IS.
w. f. Brooks, Minikahda, IS.
r. S.. Northway Minikahda, So.
b. A. Fish, Minikahda, So.
L. H. Piper, Minikahda, 50.
r. H. Williams, Evanston, IS.
=. A. Eulass, Calumet. &c.
G. f. Payne st. Louis, SO.
y. o. Lmberg. St, Louis, &C.
w, G. Hibberd, Richmond, Sc
Darrow Fulton, Midlothian, SO.
A. A. Blackwell, Deer Park, &c.
w. A. Alexander, Exmoor 81.
]. e. Geraghty. Minikahda, 81.
j. b. Rahm. Omaha, 81.
g. NJ. Mcconnell Edgewater 81.
II. r. Louden, Exmoor, 81.
c. w Booth. Calumet. 81
M. Doran, jr., st. Paul, g.
w. A. Alexander OF Exmoor withdrew.
Two Of the SIS are eligible to continue I
morrow and the tie will be played g
then.
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ATHLETICS BREAK EvEN
Win First Game, Six to FOur-Badly
Worsted in Second.
LOSE LAST, EIGHT TO TWO
Philadelphia and Cleveland Each
win and Lose in Double-HeRder
Lord Gets Three Three
BnEEers.

PHILADELPHIA, July @.--Philsdelphia
and Cleveland again broke even In a doutle-
header this afternoon. Score, first game.
or, xstrfa M ptHTF TNfrr
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SIDNEY, Neb;, July. $.-tspeeial Tele-
the score OF u 20 l. The only feature Of
the game was the pitching Of stevens for
sidney, who allowed the visitors two hits
which were scattered. Tho record OF the
Sidney team is twenty-three games played
and eight lost. The sidney team leaves
home the 9th for a trip through part Of
Colorado and Nebraska, playing about
thirty games The game was called at the
end Of the seventh Inning. The score!
RH.E.
Sidney ..,.,........,..6 Ia " 2
North Platte .....O o o 0 IL 2 4
Batteries: sidney. Stevens and c. Ferry;
North Platte Ruelege, Robertson and Pass.
limo OF game. lao Umpire, Lobb.
Returns.
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DENVER WINS FROM WICHITA

Game Called In Eighth for Denyer 10
N~t Catch Train.
WICHITA, Kan, July 26-Denver won
an eght.inning game from Wichita, II TO
10 Afe game was called al o'clock to
ALLOW henver to catch q train. Score:
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Totals LON II q IL
for BAN in the ninth,

@batted for BAN in the ninth.
f EiisdeIphia '' ..,..... 20 *
Three-base hits; Lord Ca). oldring Struck
out; BY Coombs, 4 Base on balls off Falk-
enberg, 4; off Coombs 8 Time: 1:46. I'm
plres: Egan and O'Loughlln.
Score, second game:
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Roston Hita bali.
Totals .....s2 d ia Totals ....ss "a
sRaftnd for Pa, In thn MINI

sBatted for raw I'M de ninthi.' = = -
S s. n2ul. ..: .:.:::;s ! SSSS9 %:
ner Hits Off Karger, z, in five innings;
off Hall, in four innings. Base on balls:
OFF Ray, l; off Karger, 2; off Hail. 3.
Ray, /. Timei 1885 Umpire; KERN and
Connolly
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-27
COLONIES SHUTOUT MILLERS
Minneapolis Gets Same Number Of
Hits, But No Runs,
SCORE IS FOUR TO NOTHING
louisville Gets Three m First Inning
and One in Ninth--One Three
BaEEer--TNvO Two
Base HITS,

LOUISVILLE, July 2s.--Louisville shut
out MINES polls today; Score;
Louisville ...,.....,.. 3 o -
Two-base hits: Altrock, Fisher. Three
base hit. Jim Doyle. Struck out: BY
Slagle l. Base on balls: OFF Slagle, l.
Time: 1;a0. Umplres Hayes and owens.
HaFgroVe IL PuEHIe.
INDIANAPOLIS, July B.--Hardgrove
kept the visitors hits well scattered and
the locals won. Score:
St Paul ............0 900 0 IL
Two-base HIT Mccormick Struck out:
By Hardgrove, g.; by Leroy, /; by Check
l. Base on balls: Off Hardgrove, 2; off
Check, l. Hits: Off Leroy, In three in
nings; off Check 3 In five innings. Time:
las. Umpires Chill and Bush.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-27
ST. JOSEPH HITS WRIGHT HARD

visitors Take EnHy Game by Ten to
Three Score.
TOPEKA, Kan, July 26.--St. Joseph won
from Topeka today by batting Wright hard
M the first inning. The players suffered
sreatV from the extreme heat Score:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-27

Two-base hits: sMattick, Kane, Mariarity,
Weeh. Three-base hit: Davis. First base
on balls: OFT Rhodes, 2; off Mason, 3.
Struck out: BY Rhodes. 3; by Mason. !.
Left on bases; Omaha, 5; Des Moines. s.
stolen base: Niehoff Sacrifice hits; Corrt-
don, Mason, Flood, o. Umpires: Sternberg
and Clark Tlrnei 20.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-27

MORSE BLUFF, Nsb,, July 2--(specian
The Morse Bluff Champs defeated John
sons WahOon bunch Sunday, 10 10 g. The
feature OF the game was the batting OF Pas
cal ana Anderson OF the home team Score
RHE.
WShoo .''.,.... Q / 40 90 ass 8
struck onts BY BoekemUshl. .. by Pascal.
81; by Anderson, 8.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-27

Struck out: BY Young, Is: by Gustin, 6
stolen bases: rsdge, 9 Time OF game, LIS
Umpires, Price and Sehoneek, AtteS dance
900