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Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-02-05
A BIRTHDAY PARTY

Friday night, the 2Sth inst, Mrs.
Jack SWEET entertained for her sister.
Elizabeth Baker, i'll the form of a sup
per party. the occasion being Miss
Elizabeth birthday
The supper room was beautifully dec
GRATED in scarlet and silver, the table
being laid with Haviland china aud fine
old silver, and further graced by a birth
day cake laden with the requisite num-
ber of candles, and Zone to go on in
the center Each friend offered an ap-
propriate birthday toast, one of which
ran: MAY thy birthdays be Life 5
golden milestones
The guests, who, i'll body attended
the Pytlian hall, adjourned to the
SWEET home at 1850 p, m, partaking of
the delicious supper, discussing fried
cl icken wing until Terpsichorean
strains recalled them to their pastime.
The guest list included Meslames Lit
tell, Trenam. Ruyle, Mcleod, Hannah
Gum; Misses Edna McNeeley, Frances
! MCGOWAN, Iva Mcdonald, Lois Holland,
Messrs Barnett, McCray, Ehurchyard,
/ ii. Holland. Beaman, George and John
Baker, Trenan, Little, SWEET, Mcleod
and Freeman.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-02-05
And section SOIL provides:

And section SOIL provides:
Sec 4. Every petition for the pur-
pose mentioned in section one OF this
Act shall be accompanied by the certifi-
cate of the Registry Agent OF the dis
trict where the person signing such re-
tition resides, showing that all the per-
sons whose names are signed to the said
petition are qualified electors of said
county as appears by the registry list of
said district. or the afiidavits on file in
his Office of persons not registered at the
last general election, but who are quail
fed electors Of said county"
1t is admitted that the signers of the
petition who were OH the last assess
ment roll numbered less than three. ffths
OF the tax-pa,ing electors whose names
appear on both the registry list of the
last general election. held in 1908. and
on the registry list of the last special
election, and on behalf of the REALTORS it
is contended that this is sufficient; that
the lists at the special election being the
latest and only ones for 1907 (evidently
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-02-05
SCHOOL REPORT
FOR JANUARY

Following is. the report of the Yering
ton public schools for the month of Jan
uary:
Grammar department, ]. J. Van
Nostrand, principal.
Eighth grade-Sydie Gallagher, .Mu-
riel Bernard, Dan Mcleod.
Seventh grade Ruth Vardy, Fran
ces Holland, Edna Dillon.
Sixth grade. e.-Lora Lamberson, Donald
Warren, Milton Samuel.
The following scholars were neither
tardy nor absent Vernon Ambrose.
Lora Lamberson. Donald Warren, Hilda
Sunstdt, Hazel Ambrose, Gerald Hi
ronymous.
intermediate department, Miss Sperry.
teacher,
Fifth grade Carlton Hironymous, Ag-
mes Caddy, Harry Davis.
Fourth grade Coral Some, Howard
Whitacre, Georgia Littell.
Third grade Walter Whitacre, Clifton
Some, Werner Hironymous, Ruth John
ston, Eddie Comerford.
Neither absent nor tardy: Harry
Davis, Reese Davis. Chester Hilbun.
Roy Hoffman, Clifton Some, Johnny
Webster, Lucille Klaus, Coral Some,
Leona Snyder. Dorothea Walker.
Primary Department, Elizabeth H.
Davis teacher.
Second grade Lloyd Lamberson, Har-
old Pilkington, Leila Knerim. Verrel
Weber
fnst grade Dorthy Carroll. Bea-
trice Carroll, Larerne Webster, Mildred
Klaus.
First grade b Stanley Davis, Eunice
Murchie, Ray Hilton.
Primer Angus AicLeod
( Neither absent nor tardy Mary Cox,
Mildred klaas, Leila knierim. lola
I Maxwell, Eunice Murchie, Ethel Nye,
/ Vera Snyder, Verrel Weber, Stanley
/ Davis, Lloyd Lamberson, y Lee LitteiI,
/ Dewitt 1renam, Lawrence Trenam, aud
Angus Mcleod.
Nerrel Weber was winner of the
monthly spelling match i'll the second
grade
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-02-05

The question presented is whether the
petition presented to the Board of Coun-
" Commissioners of Lyon county is
signed BY sufficient number of quail
fed taxpaying electors to require the
calling of an election to determine
whether the county seat shall be moved
Section S007 of the Compiled Laws
provides:
''Section l. Whenever three fifths of
the qualified electors Of any county of
this State. each elector being taxpayer
OF said county, as appears by the last
assessment roll, who have taken and
subscribed to the oath or affirmation pre-
scribed by law for the registration of
electors in this State. shall petition the
Board OF County Commissioners of such
county for the removal or location of the
seat OF justice of said comfy, the said
County Commissioners shall, within
sixty days thereafter. cause an election
TO be held The
place receiving a majority of all the
votes cast at such election shall be de-
clared the county seat. !"
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-02-05

yeaIs past he has spent portion of each
year in Mason Valley where he wintered
his stock. SIX years ago he became a
permanent resident of the valley in buy
ing the Swasey ranch near Wabuska.
He is survived by one daughter By a
former marriage. Mrs. Cameron. a
granddaughter, Mrs. Henry Knierim, a
sister in Sacramento, brother, Nate
Gregory of Bodie, and wife OF rare
graces, who, her loyal had in his, trod
with him a pathway that made Spence
Gregory's last thirty years the golden
years os his life.
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Church Notes

1880 Sunday school. Mrs. Josie l..
Dsvidson, superintendent.
ll:S0 "A Famine in the Land, by
Il. T.. Hull.
7;50 y song service by the choir.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-02-05
SPENCE GREGORY
PASSES TO THE
Hereafter

Thursday night. the Sd inst, Spence
Gregory. full of life and vigor, all un-
thinking
Wrapped the mantle Of his couch about him
And lay down to pleasant dreams"
Without scarcely struggle or sigh he
passed over the Great Divide.
Spence Gregory carried with him the
essence OF Eternal Youth The Joy Of
Living. Though. on last October, he
rounded the milestone OF his allotted
three score and ten. no one guessed it.
Armed. always, with joke, jest or rally,
his coming brought cheer and the com
pany could never be dull il Spence
Gregory was around. He was an ener-
getic business men. being at the time of
his death connected in some measure
with m"s, oi our lo,,d enterprises. being
president and large stakeholder in the
Verinptou Times Publishing Co. There
te"ps ne 'dunot onnect
ct .ie. was one at these
su hiru blot ing out was =
20 nil Il iriencs, IT il more
' pfub,bl Id .te chosen no
Other way 7 W.T. ar him say:
Il wsuI 10 die su,- IS a
good way n.
lie "il, be nis>,u .o aa nunurtd
ways. a man WHO has so ehthus as ic.
ally pioneered.
Hewn from mighty Ashlar the
run OF Sovereign State as he helped
10 do, and leaves with enterprises yet
unfinished is not to be forgotten in a
DAY. His community. his church, his
lodge, the stranger within the gates, +"
all viii miss him. His noble. cultured
wife has the heart-stirring sympathy of
neighborhood that stretches from Ma
son Valley to Bodie.
Spence Washington Gregory was born
IN North Carolina October 9, 1899. He
came To Missouri when small bov and
at the age Of i9 crossed the pi lins to
California. He became one of the first
crew OF conductors on the Central and
y ion Pacific railroad running out OF
sacramento. Later, he accepted po-
sition on the V. & r. railroad, and had
teh tinction OF taking the first passen.
ger train in Virhi lia City in those great
somstock days. He came to Bodie in
i'oo where he worked in the min and
was associated with his brother in tie
STOCK business. In the SOS he served
MONO county three years as under sher-
~ ,e.a located at Bridgeport He married
~ 1909, at Bodie, Miss Flavilla M. Hay.
ae" WHO still survives him. For fifteen
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-02-05

The relief ball gwen last evening by
the women of the Knockers Club was
both social and financial success. Why
wouldn't the Governor, Malachite,
Azurite or some such name sound better
as the name of the club composing SO
MANY nifty persons.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-02-05

Ambro Rosaschi, the millionaire po.
tato grower, has the honor of shipping
the FIRST car of potatoes over the Nevada
Copper Belt railroad.
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SUPREME COURT DECISION IN COUNTY SEAT CASE


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Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-02-05

Mrs. r. l.. Hoppin has been suffering
with la grippe for the past three weeks,
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-02-05
Notice

Alfalfa seed for sale. Phone or call
on {. f. Meissner, Jr.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-02-05

Subscribe for stock in the new Yer
ington hotel
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-19
Omaha Turner's
Leave for Meet
at Ravenna, Neb.
Large Number Will Be Present to
Contest in the Various Ath-
letic Events.

Turner's from every town in Nebraska
were on their way to Ravenna yesterday to
take part in the annual state meet of the So
ciety of Bohemian Turner's Tel Jed Sokol.
y special car carrying the Omaha athletes
and some Of their friends left over the
Burlington at 915 Thursday morning
headed by President Joe MIX.
Omaha will have one OF the biggest dele
cations entered in the meet and the young
athletes, both boys and girls, expect to
come home with the first honors again.
Frank Riha is in charge of the exercises
and track events, and states that the local
members have practlced hard and ought
to win easily. Thirty Of the athletes will
be on hand. the boys entering into exer-
cises and track events and the girls COM
peting only in certain exercises.
A lively program Of events is lined up for
the society when It is gathered at Ravenna.
Thursday night will be merely a general
social time and the meeting OF old friends,
and Friday the athletic events will be run
off. AS judges there will be from Omaha
Or. Frank Jelen, Joe Zickmund and Secre-
tary Oldrech Jelen in the boys events, and
in the girls Colonel Joe Mix will act.
Saturday at the meeting Mayor James
Dahlman Of Omaha will speak and Colonel
Joe Mix in Bohemian Besides the 100
people entered in the meet there will be
many friends and relatives on hand. The
return home will be made Sunday morning
In the boys events Omahas entries will
be: First division, Frank Krccelk and
Frank Riha; second division, Fred Barta.
Otto Slapnicka, Rudolph Zickmund, John
Riha, Edward Duda, Peter Pecka and An
ton Kricek; third division. Arthur Kricek,
Walter Kolacny. Frank Pospichal. Charles
Stencka, John Priborsky and George
Kroupa.
First division Of girls will consist of
Mamie Kment, Bessie Mathauser, Rose
Kuncl, Emma Vitoush, Lily Ulovec and
Tillie Kment; second division, Albina
Patek, Mary Trejbal, Tony Unek, Lillian
Walt, Vlasta Kment and Anna Cecha.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-19
American Boats
Finish Contest
Spanish Yachts Left Far Astern in the
First International Sender
Yacht Race.

MARBLEIIEAD, Mass, Aug. 1s.-Leaving
the Spanish yachts hopelessly astern, the
three American boats turned the First In
ternational Sender Yacht contest today into
an intensely exciting race OF their own with
the Harpoon finishing twelve seconds ahead
Of the Beaver but losing because of a
fouled turning mark. Two seconds after
the Beaver came the Cana, but the COM
mittee had TO wait eight minutes for the
Chonia. the first of the foreigners; thirteen
minutes for the Mosquito H.
The race was over a six-mile triangular
course. The elapsed time for the second
course follows: sar-, Dr. .I-.r.
Harpoon, c. F. Adams (American), 2:03:34.
Beaver, G. II. w. Foster (American),
2:0S:46.
Gina, Guy Lowell (American), 2:0S;4s.
Chonta, Luis Arana (Spanish), Pill :59.
Papoose, A. Echgueren (Spanish) 2:16'27.
Mosquito II, V. l.. Boriga (Spanish),
2:2l:A
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-19
BASE BALL RULING is MADE
Club Releasing Player without Motif
flying Those Having Option on
Services Responsible for SalarY.

CINCINNATI, o., Aug. 1S.-After declar-
ing Ernest b. Lusn, formerly a player on
the rolls of the New York and st. Louis
National league teams and on the Troy
team of the New York State league, a free
agent, the National Baseball commission
today promulgated the following ruling:
IF player is released by minor league
CLUB without notlylhg the ciuo having an
for his salary until he gets another en-
gagement. If they do notify the club
holding the option that they are to release
the player and do not hear from that club
within three days they will be permitted to
release the player outright"
Lush was released to the Troy club by
New York last May, was attacked by rheu-
matism and later released by Troy. New
York then claimed him and pending a de-
cision by the commission he signed with
the St. Louis National league team.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-19
EVENTS ON RUNNING TRACKS
Iron Mask JUstifies Heavy Backing
In Feature stake,

SARATOGA, N. Y, Aug la-J. r.
Keene's Iron Mask. the l TO favorite,
easily won the 5000 Grand Union hotel
stakes, at six furloi gs, here today. HIS
victory stamps him a very high class colt
The special race between Novelty and
Textile resulted in a very easy victory for
First race, seven furlongs Star Gowan
eco to u won, Cohort second, Big Stick
third. Time: 1:26%.
half miles: Diebold a 70 d won, Twlstle-
dale second. Time: 5:2SH. Mystic Light
lost rider Three starters.
Third race one mile: Scarpia g to -
won. Candleberry second, Star Actor third.
Time: 1908.
to - won, Footprint second, Watervale
Fifth race, six furlongs: Novelty q to 81
won, Textile second. Time: 1:13B Og.!y
sixth race, one mile: Racquet q to .
won, Danoscara second, Sandhill third
Seventh race, five and a half furlongs
Marjorie A. az to u won, Thrifty second.
Royal Lodge third. Time: 10TH.
HAMILTON, Ontario, Aug. BE. w;
choice, won the midsummer handicap, the
feature at todays Hamilton Jockey club
races Summarizes:
First race, $500 added, seven furlongs:
Import az to - won, Elfin Beau a to -
second, Noon Q6 to D. third. Time: l;27,
Second race, $500 added one mile and a
sixteenth: The Golden Butterfly q to 80
won, Cruche Dor g to 81 second. Response
full g to u third. Time; 1:4S3s.
Third race, $500 added, six furlongs: Ma
roma Is to - won, Isabel Is to - second,
Muskmelon g TO u third Time: l:l4As.
Fourth race steeplechase, $500 added,
about two and a half miles: Expansionist
6 TO 81 won, Dacran a TO u second, Nat
b. Q5 TO u third. Time: 4:5l
Fifth race, midsummer handicap, 500
added, seven furlongs; Guy Fisher % to ID
| won Theodore Cook C to y second Osorine
! Is TO u third. Time: l:26M.
Sixth race $500 added, six furlongs: Wood
| lane 13 to % won, c. w Burt go to y
second. Dan DeNoilles $50 TO u third Time;
1889.
Seventh race $500 added, six furlongs:
| Sea Swell g to ID won, Sally Preston q Ia
! u second, Mapleton e to u third. Time:
| 1!l33b.
Above are straight prices in each case.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-19
AMER ASSN
NEB. LEAGUE.
MINK LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

WESTERN LEAGUE.
Omaha, 2; Denver, l. Second game:
Omaha, I; Denver, 1.
ST. Joseph, 3; Lincoln, 8.
Wichita, 5; Sioux City, Z.
topeka, s; Des Moines, IL Second game
Topeka, o. Des Moines, 3.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Cincinnati 2; Pittsburg. 10
MEXICAN LEAGUE.
Cleveland l. Washington, g.
Chicago /; Philadelphia 3
ST. Louis-New York postponed; rain.
Detroit, /; Boston, l.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Milwaukee, /; Columbus, g.
Minneapolis, 10; Louisville, 0.
Kansas City indianapolis postponed; rain.
st. Paul-Toledo postponed; rain.
MIN KLEAGUE
Shenandoah, 1; Clarinda, 8.
Nebraska City, 2; Falls City, G.
Games Today.
Western League-St Joseph at Omaha,
Topeka at Sioux City, Wichita at Lincoln
Denver at Des Moines.
American League-Cleveland at Washing
ton, Chicago at Philadelphia, st. Louis at
New York, Detroit at Boston.
National League-Boston at Pittsburg,
New York at Cincinnati, Brooklyn at Chi
cago, Philadelphia at ST. Louis
American Observation-Disclosures at Col
umbus, Minneapolis at Louisville, Kansas
Nebraska State League-Kearney at
Grand Island, Hastings at Columbus, Red
Cloud at Seward, Superior at Fremont.
Mink League-Shenandoah at Clarinda
Nebraska City at Falls City. Maryville at
Auburn.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-19
TOtals."".99 . u 70 5

.Batted for Joe Doyle in tho sixth
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-19
LAKE ERIE CIRCUIT RACES
Handbook Makers Defy the Orders
Against Gambling.

CLEVELAND, o., Aug. Island book
makers worked quietly among the specta-
tors at the Lake Erie circuit races at
Rockport today, evading Sheriff Hirstius,
who was present to carry out the orders
of Governor Harmon against gambling. No
pools were sold, despite the announcement
of Harry X. Devereux president Of the
Forest City 1--we Stock and Farm COM
pany, that his arrest at the North Randall
track lsat week would not stop the auc-
2:is trot, purse $1,000: Glendale first, Billy
Patchen second, Robert H. dis. Best time;
2;17A.
Locust Boy second, Ian Bar third. Time!
212A.
PEORIA, ILL.,, Aug. 1I-Rain interfered
with the second days racing in Peoria.
Just as several thousand people had as
sembled and the races started. rain began
to fall In torrents, and continued for an
hour, thoroughly drenching the followers OF
the racing sport, Officials announced that
the races will be extended one day, and
the entire program will be given, ending
Saturday, instead of Friday.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-19
Northeast NebrasIsa Tennia. .

WAYNE, Neb., Aug. IS Especial. )--Yes-
terday was the first day of the ortheast
Nebraska Tennis tournament at Wayne.
In the preliminary singles, Gamble beat
Jones. 81, 6-2.
Pearson of Lyons beat Harrington of
Wayne 6-1 7-5
Walthnl, rs. ga. u5-
Pitcher Of walthill beat Kemp of Wayne.
so, 3-6, SO.
ga, 81.
Walthill 60, Ga .
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-19
LAST DAY OF RIFLE SHOOT
Presidents Match IL Won by Sergeant
ErnEner of MnrIne COrna. -

CAMP PERRY, o., Aug, 1S.-The fifth
and last day of the National Rifle as
sociaton's match opened with an hour 5
thunderstorm ahat delayed the start of a
crowded program.
The presidents match was won by Ser
geant w A. Fragner of the United States
marine corps who scored 2SS of the pos
sible 300 points.
The Florida Pennsylvania, New Jersey,
New York and New Mexico teams arrived
today Delaware, Arkansas and Montana
arrived last night -
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-19
sssas sOh y
DIES MONIES

Two-base hits: Curtis, Niehoff. Three
base hits: Curtis, Dwyer, WEIGH. First
base on balls; OFF Biersdorfer, 4; off Jack
son, s. Passed ball: Bachant. Struck out:
BY Biersdorfer, s. by Jackson, 6. Stolen
bases: Kelly, Curtis. Mattick Sacrifice
hits Curtis. Stauffer. Time: 200. Umpire:
Sternberg.
Des Moines annexed the second game of
the double header today with comparative
lease The contest was called in the sew
enth inning to allow the visitors to catch
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-19
Fiaher Goes 10 Denver,

Outfielder Fisher, who was with the
Omaha club early In the season, has been
bought by Denver. He went from Omaha to
st Louis, from St Louis TO Louisville and
has come to Denver from Louisville.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-19
ST. JOSEPH TO COME NEXT
Jack Holland and His Crew to APP
pear at Vinton Park for
Four Days.

st. Joseph will be the next opponents OF
the Rourkes at Vinton park, coming for a
four DAYS engagement This series is
unique in that there will be two ladies days,
Friday and Monday. Frentress. Pas new
tv,lrler, is now on deck, and will work In
one Of the games. The lineup:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-19
CLEVELAND

TWO base hits: EasterIy, LaJole. Three
base hits: Unglaub (2). Hits: OFF Kaler.
in five innings. Sacrifice hit: Unglaub.
Milan %, Gessler (0, Unglaub. Double
play: Niles to Lajoie to Stovall. Left on
bases Washington, Z; Cleveland, 6. Base
on balls: Off Walker, 1; off Kaler, 2; off
Fanwell, l. First base on errors: Washing
ton, g. Hit by pitched ball: Gessler. Struck
out: BY Walker, l; by Fanwell l. Time:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-19
Notes of the Game,

Today is ladies' day-for tibet benefit of
ST. Joseph
Out OF Denver's eight hits In the second
game only one was good for two bases.
Although Keeley allowed eight hits in the
second game he kept them widely distri-
buted.
King and Dolan we're each caught nap
ping at first and each had gone to first
on hit.
-Four straight from Topektao and three
out OF four from Denver looks rather black
for St. Joseph.
Beall made the star outfield catch. Rig
CERT aimed one at the COW, but Beall made
q long run and plucked 1t with one hand.
In the second game II Rourke went
as far as first he either scored or vas put
out. There were no eXpirations en- route.
II Denver had another series with Omaha
now and the Rourkes kept up the pace.
the pennant would wave still farther from
the Rocky mountains,
MMurray trying TO get out OF the way
OF one of Rhoades close inshOots, acci-
IDENTIFY ut his bat in front OF the ball,
which dropped into the hands OF Thomson
for an out
The neatest double play OF the season
was made by Kane and Graham. With
Lindsay on first Kane ran half way 70
the plate 10 catch Dolans bunt fly and
Graham covered first catching Lindsay
about twenty feet away.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-19
CINCINNATI.

Two-base hits: Byrne, Downey. Three
base hit: Hoblitzel. Home runs: Byrne, F.
rifice fly: Clarke. Stolen base: Byrne. Base
on balls Off Gaspar, 1; off Benton, l.
Hit by pitched ball: BY Gaspar, Campbell
by Benton, Wilson. Struck OUT By Cam
nitz 2; by Benton, /. First base on errors
Pittsburg l; Cincinnati, 2. Left on bases
Pittsburg, s; Cincinnati, /. Hits: Off Gas
par, In two innings; off Benton, in six
1nnings. Time: lao. Empires: tombstone
and Eason.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-19
MlLLERS SWAMP COLONELS
Hughes Holds Louisville to Two Hits
Strikes Out Nine.
SCORE IS TEN TO NOTHING
Minneapolis Easy NIctcr in second
Game of Scries--Clymer PRstes
Horschidc for Two Two
Dnse IIits.

LOUISVILLE. Aug. lS.--NIinneapolis won
the second game Of the series today from
Louisville by 10 to 0. Tom Hughes allowed
but two hits ANA struck out nine Of tho
locals. Pat Bohonnun has been given his
unconditional release and Pitcher lIiggin-
botham recalled by the Louisville club.
Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-19
81. Joseph.
Garner Tournament Results.

MASON CITY, Ia. Aug. 1s.-(Special Tel
egram. mason City defeated Charles City
in the opening game OF the Garner tourna-
defeated Eidora, s 10 I. Tomorrow Mason
City and Clear Lake and Eldora and
Charles City will play. The winner OF the
first game will next play with Gotch's
Humboldt champions Captain Arson Of
Chicago will umpire
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-19

CLEVELAND, o., Aug. lS,-The Cleve-
land club today purchased Outfielder Shot
ten from Wheeling OF the Central league
He was tried Qua by the ST. Louis Amer
leans at the beginning OF this season, but
was turned over 10 Omaha from which
club he was given his release.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-19
ATHLETICS DEFEAT The SOX
Locals Draw String of Ciphers Till
Ninth Inning.
EXTRA SESSION IS REQUIRED
Philadelphia Turns Apparent shutout
Into Victory Mt Eleventh Hour
Livingstone Triples and
Scores winning Run.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 1S-Phrladelphla
beat Chicago today by to 1, the locals
being shut out until two men were out in
the ninth inning Then Davis doubled and
scored on Murphys triple In the tenth
inning Livingston tripled and scored the
winning run on Coombs single Harry
Lord, formerly of the Boston Americans
played his first game with Chicago Score:
PHI rrnI nIIA .-rrr.r -