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Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-11
Three ear-Old
Daughter of Lou
Dillonl $ + asst
Wonderfully Pedigreed Youngster
Steps Mile in Twelve and Three
Quarters At Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, Aug. 10-Favorltes had an
other good day in the Grand Circuit races
yesterday at North Randall. In only one
event were the forecasts upset. That was
in the concluding race when Fuzz John
son, a black stallion by The Baron Shell,
driven by Frank Jones of Memphis, beal
Louis w. Winan's chestnut mare, Dora,
after hard struggle. The event was the
215 trot, and four heats were Necessary
before Fuzz Johnson was finally decided
the winner. Dora looked like an easy win
ner in the first heat but broke on tn,
stretch She won the second heat blu,
broke again in the third when she agah
had fine chance to land the money.
The 5000 Edwards stake went to Tht
Able. ED Geers got the Chamber OF
Commerce stakes away in third place il
the first heat and at the three-quartei
pole had him battling with Evelyn w.
passing her a few yards from the wire Ia
driving finish, The time was s:O4 flat
new mark for The Able who hao
stepped In 2:O4A at Detroit last week
The second heat developed into an evel
hotter battle. A blanket would have COW
cred The Able. Evelyn W., and Branhan
Baughman as they passed under the wiz,
in the order named. The Able was neve.
headed In the final heat.
Summarizes:
2:lO pace, purse 1880 e. in 81
Earl jr, or. g., by the Earl (Cox),....1 l
W. A., br. g. Floyd)s..................
| Halle Direct, CHI. m. IF. G. Jones)....2
Vasten, b. g. (Packer). ...........,.....6 =
| Rabetta j., rn g. (Bunch). d.
Bessie Cook, b. m. (Starbuch .........7 8 d.
| w. ID. s., CHI. &. (Saunders). ...........3 DIS
The Prince, b. g. (Stevens) ............S DIS
| Time: 2:O614, 207%, 2:06%.
The Edwards stake, 2l4 pace, purse
$3,0OO (Sheat plan)-
The Able, blk s., by Chimes (Geers).1 1 !
| Evelyn W., b. m. (B Shank.
Eranham Baughman, b. $. lCox)......3 3 =
| The Philisttne, b. S. (Owings). 4
Mary Boo, b. m. (Merrlfleld). .........6 8 ,
/ DR.. W. w. D., b. g. (Castle). ,...,.....5 DIS
! Time: 2:0, 2:O7A 2:0S
| 2;Os trot sweepstakes, with $500 adde,
| q in D.
Country Jay, CHI, g.. by Jayhawker &C..
| Mdceyl ..'..'.,,..,.s,.,..... .''.,.....,....l
/ Baron May, br. s. (Sayles). ..............2 :
| Dewitt, b. m. (Kane). .....,......,..........3
General H., b. S. (Haag).
Aquin, b. s. (McDonald) ...................5
Demarest, b. s. IF. Jones).
Time: 2:0S, 2:06h.
2:l5 trot, purse 81 900 q in 81
| FuEz johnson. b. s., by the Baron
| shell IF. Jones) .,.......,,..........2
Dora CHI m. (Pennock) ..".,.......t l
Josie Mae, b. m. (Packer), ...,..,.1 d.
Lulu Arion, CHI. T. q. Benyon).....S ds
Time: Gl4h. 2:lsA, 2:14%, 219h.
| (Best winners only In deciding heat.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-11

Roosevelt Again
RenewS alkS on
Things Politica
Confers with Clifford Pinchot and
James Garfield--Loeb Spends
Night at Oyster Bay.

OYSTER, BAY, N. Y, Aug. l0.--Theodore
Roosevelt spent this evening talking poll
tics with william Loeb, jr., collector Of
the port of New York. Tomorrow he ex-
poets to have a conference with clifford
Pinchot. former chief forester and James
r.. Garfield. ex-secretary OF the interior.
For the last two weeks there have been
no political visitors at Sycamore Hin, and
the renewal of conferences OF such a ma
ture is taken as an Indication that the ex-
president may be preparing to engage more
actively in political affairs.
When Colonel Roosevelt returned from
New York this afternoon Mr. Loeb motored
down with him to spend the night.
NEW YORK Aug. 9-Thcodore Roose-
Welt spent the day at his editorial Of
fices in this city. Senator Jonathan Bourne
of Oregon met him by appointment.
WAS your talk with Colonel Roosevelt
about politics?" the senator was asked.
Il explained to Colonel Roosevelt how
Oregon. through her initiative and refer
endum, direct primary. corrupt practices
and recall laws has evolved, adopted and
demonstrated the most effective form Of
popular government known TO the world.
Colonel Roosevelt's Endorsement is not
essential TO the ultimate success OF the
cause put DeneVlnB that ne mas the same
confidence in the honesty and intelligence
Of the people that they have demonstrated
they had in his and appreclsting his proml-
hence before the world, I realize that his
advocacy will accelerate the adoption of
similar laws in other states. This was the
mission of my call"
What did he say7"
You will have to ask him"
Colonel Roosevelt after the aenator'a ia
parture said that he was greatly interested
in his visitors recital and was already on
record as fayoring progressive legislation
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-11


Corn prospects in Iowa are better than
the average for the last ten years and
are practically equal to 1902. according to
the weekly report of DR.. george M. Chap
pei, director OF the Iowa weather and crop
service.
In comparison with July there has been
a decided improvement in the corn out
look. The northwestern and southwestern
corners of the state have suffered from
lack of rain, however, and this has brought
down the states average.
The western half of the state, which has
81 per cent of the corn acreage, has 80 per
cent as compared with IS per cent in the
eastern half. The northwestern quarter
Of Iowa leads with 81 per cent, and the
southeastern quarter closely follows with
96 per cent Where the rainfall has been
lightest the percentage follows: North
eastern quarter, so per cent, and south
western, SO per cent. The average for the
state, August 1, is therefore 9O.5 per cent
DR.. Chapel says:
Following is a summary of reports
from crop correspondents of the Iowa
weather and crop service, showing the
estimated condition OF staple cops August
/, as compared with the everage condition
On that date in the last years. There has
been decided improvement in the con-
dition Of corn during the last month over
the larger part OF the state and especially
over the northwestern, southwestern and
many of the southern counties where show
ers have been timely and rainfall suffi-
cient to keep the plants growing rapidly.
On the other hand, the condition has de-
olined over the northeastern and some of
he southwestern counties. due to a de-
ficiency of moisture. The average condi-
ton OF corn for the four quarters of the
state are as follows: Northwest quarter,
81 per cent; northeast, so per cent; south
east SO per cent, and southwest SO per cent,
which makes an average for the state of
905 per cent. The average condition for
the state. which has 81 per cent OF the
corn acreage. is SO per cent as compared
with So per cent for the eastern half"
WASHINGTON, Aug 9.-The weather
crop conditions for the week ending Au.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-11
TEUToNS KICK ON HoRSEMEAT
Protest Equine Substitute for Beef
Upon Reports that IL Had Come
from United States.

WASHINGTON, Aug. l0.--The light haired
Teutons in the countries of northern Eu-
rope are averse to eating horse meat;
wherefore they protested when reports
were spread among them to the effect that
horse meat was being shipped 20 them
from the United States. The American con-
suls at Hull and Newcastle, England, re-
potred today that no horse meat from the
United States has reached the English
ports.
Walter c. Hamm. American consul at
Hull, informed the department that, while
no horse meat from the United States has
reached that port, ''there has been a traf-
flc in live, WORKOUT English horses beween
Hull and continental ports, where they have
been sold for food"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-11
Beaver CroaninR OutcInaAed.

DORCHESTER, Neb., Aug. lO.-CSpecial)
the Beaver Crossing team in a Tri-County
league game by the score OF to l, in
well fought game. Dorchester outcfsssed
three two-base hits in the first inning.
Score by innings;
Dorchester ...........2 l % 0 o %
Beaver Crossing 80 0 o OIL
Two-base hits: Dorchester L. Byers, A.
Morrasy, Baker, West. Errors: Dorchester.
8; Beaver Crossing, 6. Hits: Dorchester, II;
Beaver Crossing, g. Batteries: For Dor
chester, Schmid and Morrasy; Beaver
Crossing Terrill and Honey.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-11
RESULTS IN MINK LEAGUE
shenandoah Captures Two Games
from CIariRda Players.

Al Shenandoah. Score first game:
clarinde ,....",....ooleeoooo-l5a
Shenandoah ......,.,,. OO00aoO0 - 2
Batteries: Walter and johnson. Cochran
and Castle. Umplres: Fletcher and Hunt
Score second game; RH. e.
ClArinda ..s..ss....s... OOO i % ~
Shenandoah .......... o2000O011-4 s o
Batteries: Andrews. Casey, johnson and
Bromley; Cochran and Castle. Umpires;
Fletcher and Hunt
At Falls City. Score first game;
MAryvtne .............OOaOOOoOOEs I 6
Falls city .......,..,. l0OOOsoO 80
Batteries: Thorpe and Diets. Finch and
Grsenslit. Umpire: Myers.
Score Aecond game, RH.E.
MAryNnle .'.-,'.-'.'''''''' - !
Ealle CITY ..,...rs...s.s... -
Batteries; RAndalis and Diets. Duran and
Greenslit. Umpire: Myers.
AZ Nebraska City, Score; R.H,E.
Auburn .........s... OOOI6OOOOO 8-s II )
Nebraska City ~. oel05OOo O0O+6 s 8
Batteries; Edlick Reed and Kraninger,
Muller and waller. Umpire; Sage, Eleven
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beaver city WINS second Game.

BEAVER CITY, Aug. l0.-(Specisl Tele-
gram -Beaver City won the second game
from Sidney yesterday by a score OF 7 TO
l. The heavy batting Of Beaver City was
the feature. Score;
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sidney sI.In. Denyera,

BEAVER CITY, Neb.. Aug. 10.--(Special
-Sidney won the third and last
game of the series from Beaver City today
by score of to 1. Beaver City won the
first two games. Beaver City made an eff
Score: R.H.E
Sidney ......... 0 0 0 0-5 4
Beaver City 20 0 0 0 0 0 o o Ii :
Batteries: Sidney Trimble and Ferry
Beaver City. CARR and Warner.
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Pearl Found in cedar Creek.

MASON CITY, Aug. 10-Cspecial )-Pearl
finding has been an occupation usually
carried on in the streams in the eastern
part OF the state, but gradually pearl fish
ers are coming west and good finds are
being made in the Cedar, Sherlock and
Lime creeks One Of the most valuable
pearls ever taken from the Cedar was
found last Saturday by Fred Bostetter II
was round and perfect and he disposed OF
1t to Frank Deayhogg of Cedar Rapids for
$40 ..A-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-11
EVENTS ON RUNNING TRACKS
MOIIie Levy DisquaJsEksa Amer Fin
iahinn In Front In ar.n..a,n Ntnkan

lAhlu9 IN rFOhN IN &H&eSa AuAkeos
SARATOGA, N. T., Aug. 1G,-The form
players received a hard blow here today
when Mollie Levy. the 10 10 fsvorite. was
disqualified for fodl Efter she finished
in front In the Seneca selling stakes. She
repeatedly interfered with several horses
during the running and the stewards called
several boys into the stand. After listen
ing to their stories the filly was disquali-
fled. Results:
First race, six furlOngs: Intrinsic 90 to
y won, Trance second, Salvolatte third.
Time 113M.
Second race five and a half furlongs:
Sweep Away Is TO D won, Touch Me sec
ond, Amy Port third. Time: l:7%.
won. Suffragist second, Cliff Edge third.
Time: $40.
Fourth race, six furiongs; Mexoana 6
to u won, Herpes second Big Stick third.
Time: 1:13
Fifth race, one mile and an eighth
Master Robert Is to D. won, Choirmaster
OF Chesterbrook second, Lad of Langdon
third. Time; 1852.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-11
. q g CURES
9s0s0s BLOOD POISON

Blood
disorders
hateful
BODY poison
Blood
aesh when treatment is left off, s. s.
the blood
TO the circulation,
homes by using 81
Home Treatment Book which
desired free all who SPECIFIC CO. ATLANTA
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-11
STEVENS MAY LOSE AN EYE
Man sIuE6ed Near CORTLAND Beach
I'm serious Condition Follow
ing Assault.

The medical men fear that Charles Stew
ems who was kicked and robbed by two
men on his way from CORTLAND beach Sat
urday night may lose the sight OF one OF
his eyes Mr.. Stevens. who 10 we'll known
I'm the city as a piano tuner. was In terrible
shape when brought TO the police station,
both eyea being closed by bruises. He is In
the care at St. Josephs hospital OF Dr.
II. L. Arnold. eye specialist. and Dr. T. T.
H.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-11

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 10.-St. Louis took both
games Of a double-header from New York
today. the first 10 to and the second to
0. Petty gave New York two hits in the
second game. Score, first game:
81, LOUIS NEW YORK.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-11
New Trophy at Field Club.

Arthur Stortz has donated a handsome
cup which will be played for in handicap
tournament to be pulled off next week. at
the Field club. The competition Is open to
members OF the club only and all entries
must be made by 8 O'clock Saturday even
Rainey.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-11
BASE BALL AT KIMBALL, $. d.
Tournament of Nine Games Arranged
for August 24-20. .t,.

MITCHELL, S. D., Aug lO,--(Special)-
4 base ball tournament on a large scale.
mas been arranged TO be held at Kfmball,
and }ovr n MI of an atIsri1e natnre have
been hung up for the contesting clubs. The
following clubs will participate in the tour
nament and from the number the contest
oerlain, Platte, Gam Valley, Pukwana
White Lake, Plankington, Suckney. Ar
mour, Mitchell, Presho, Reliance, Tacoma,
maintained in many Of the towns out west
and the games that have been played out
that, way so far this season indicate that
the games will be fought to a finish.
Three games will be played each day, one
in the morning and two in the afternoon.
The promoters have also arranged for sew
eral automobile races each day and games
viii be played by two ladies' basket ball
teams
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-11
MINNEAPOLIS.
Slated for Lelivelt in the eighth.
sBatted for Sage in the tenth.

SGIImSSS ''. ~ SSYSiS -
Two-base hits: Clymer, Lelivelt Hlnch-
man. Wratten. Three-base hit: Hinchman.
Sacrifice hits; Altizer, Mccormick. Hineh-
man, Downs, OdWell SACRIFICE ny
AltEer. Stolen base: Odwsll. Double
plays: Mailing TO Downs 10 oS"n l.
ing 10 Odwell. Left on bases; Mime
In eight innings; off sage, IN Two in
ninEs; off Berger. IL in eiFtt inr'
SittOn, in two innings. Base on balls:
off Lelivelt, 3; OIL sAso, !; O.. Ls.k--, .,
off Sitton, 1. Struck out: BY Lelivelt 4;
by Berger, 4. Hit by pitched ball; By
Lelivelt, Hnchman, Downs; by Sage,
Hlnchman. Passed ball; Smith, Time
z;S Umpires: Ferguson and Bisrhaltsr.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-11
Fined for strikinE Umpire.

CHICAGO, Aug. 10.-Presldent Chivington
OF the American Association today an
rounced that he had assessed a fin 49,
$50 against Player Hunter of the KAN
days for striking Umpire Bush during a
game at Kansas City. August s. Bush Is
reinstated and assigned to duty at Mil
Waukee.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-11
sHENANDOAH RACE RES
COIumBis Fire wins Colt Pace in Fiji
teen and q Quarter.

SHENANDOAH, Ia. Aug 1o.-(special
Telegram. THE twenty-sixth annual race
meeting and county fair OF the Shenandoah
Fair association opened here today with an
attendance OF 1000.
3-year-old pace: Columbia Fire, first
Lady Jeanette, second; and Brownett
Bert. third Time; 2:l5h. Purse 800.
$50 trot: Early Storm. first; Henry
Council. second; Lady Numero. third. Time
2:21h. Purse 5000
Half-mile dash: Amount, first; Queen OF
Diamonds, second. Time :50h.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-11

LEIGH, Neb.. Aug. 1OCSpeciaI IAN or
gAnizatTon to be known as the Leigh Ten
mis- club, has been perfected here with the
following officers; Mrs. Eta Jungbluth
president; Miss Maggie Price, secretary
and Mrs r. Is. Lennon, treasurer. Sixteen
members haxe Joined and a court has been
prepared just west of the depot.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-11
LINCOLN.
TOPEKA

Two-base hts Cole, Cobb, Cockman,
Thomas. Double plays Gagnier to Weldon
saul TO Thomas 20, Reilly to Beckley to
Kerns, Stolen bases: Juoe. Gagner, Cobb.
ozark, Knapp. sacrifice mus: Jude. Welden-
saul. Struck out; BY Knapp, 8; by Wright,
l. Hit by pitched ball: by Knapp, l. Wild
Pitch Knapp, Time; 1856 Umplres: Flynn
and Clark .-,--
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-11
T0tals......as s27 l6 . Totsls. =. :. .ss p.7l II

'Noen out when winning run scored.
TOLEDO .............,.o o / 90 0 o o OIL
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core, first game;

Two base hits; Hunter, Rattery, Lett on
bases: Kansas City, IL: Indianapolis, 8.
First base on errors: Kansas City, 3;
Indianapolis, q Sacrifice hits: Smoot,
Dcwnie co. Chadbourne. Hawley. Murch.
Sacrifice fly: Powell. Stolen bases; SmoSt,
williams (2), Carr. Double plays; Downie
to Love to Hunter, Smoot to Barbeau to
Hunter Raftery to Hunter. Struck out:
BY Powell, 2; by Campbell q; by Cheney, s.
First base on balls: Off Powell 4; off
Campbell 1; off Cheney. T. Hit with
pitched ball: Love. wild pitch: Cheney.
Time: 1855. Umpire: Owens.
Scnra aeonnd Rama.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-11
RoURKEs HOME THURSDAY
Fans Are Anxious 10 see New Players
Acquired by Pa 10 strengthen
His Team.

Pa Rourke and his group of ball players
will return 70 Omaha Thursday for quite
a continuous stay on the home grounds
The opening game will be with Topeka
who come FOR four days stay. Friday
will be ladies' day, Fans are anxious to
see Riggert. the new outfielder secured by
Pa in Kansas. He has mace nit in each
game he has played and Tuesday against
81. Joseph made a single, double and
..t.t. The line-up.
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Deweene soundIy Beaten.

Batteries: Exeter Beck and Sehaum-
burg; Crete, Norton and zimmerman.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-11

Home runs: Gibson, Wagner. Hits: Off
curtis, II In eight innings Sacrifice hits:
sweeney, Camnitz, Byrne. Stolen bases:
Clarke Flynn, Sweeney. Left on bases:
Boston, 3; Pittsburg, g. Bases on balls.
Off Curtis. @ First base on errors; Pitts
burg, Hit by pitcher: By Camnitz,
Herzog, Sweeney Struck OUT BY Curtis.
p by Camnitz, 4. Time: 1872. Empires
Eason and tombstone.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-11
AMER LEAGUE.
AMER. ASSN
NEB. LEAGUE.
xesterday's Results.

WESTERN LEAGUE.
Omaha, 20; st. Joseph. 7-s.
Lincoln. 10; Topeka, O.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Boston, 1; Chicago, 3
Philadelphia, 8; Detroit 3.
washington, 40; Cleveland, 80.
New York, 60; st. Louis, 1913
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Cincinnati Brooklyn, postponed, rain.
St. I,ouls-New York, postponed, rain.
Pittsburg, 8; Boston 2.
Chicago-Philadelphia, postponed, rain.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Columbus, 8; Minneapolis,
Indianapolis, 50; Kansas City, S-S
Louisville, 4; Milwaukee, 8.
Toledo Al; ST. Paul. o.
NEBRASKA LEAGUE.
Fremont, /; Kearney, 2
Grand Island, s.; Superior, 2.
Columbus, q Red Cloud, 2.
Seward, Z; Hastings. 2.
MINK LEAGUE.
Auburn, 0; Nebraska City, 6.
Clarinda, Ia; Shenandoah, "a.
Maryville, 20; Falls City, go.
Games Today.
Western League-Topeka at Omaha, Den
yer at Lincoln, St Joseph at Sioux City
Wichita at Des Molnes.
American League-Boston at chicago
Philadelphia at Detroit, Washington Al
Cleveland, New York at st. Louis.
National League-Chicago at Boston
Pittsburg at Brooklyn, Cincinnati at New
York st. Louis at P.hi,ladeiP h,,a,,. :.
Minneapolis, Indianapolis at Kansas City
Lc uisville at Milwaukee, Toledo at st
Paul.
Kearney, Grand Island at Superior, Colum
bus at Red Cloud, Seward at Hastings.
Mink League-Ncbraska City at Clarinda
Maryvllle at Shenandoah, Auburn at Fall
City.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-11
OMAHA.
Totals ..,....U".Sl 2

'Batted for Kelley In the ninth.
'Batted for Davis In the ninth.
5 on ..............i %
Three base hits; Powell, Riggert, Two
base hits: Davis, Morlarity; sGhipse s
BoIes' Moriarity. Sacrifice hits: Jones,
Boies, King IA, Gordon. Double play
Jones (unasslsted). Struck out: BY Baker
A. by Kelley, 8. Base on balls: OFF Haker,
A. Off Kelley, 6. Hit by pitched ball by
Kelley, q Left on bases st. Joseph, y;
Omaha, 10. Umpire: Sternberg. Attend
ance: 5000.
Srore second game:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-11
ST. JOSEPH.

Two-base hits McChesney, Fox, Corhan.
Stolen bases: Fox Jones, Bauer, Davis.
Struck. out: BY Swift 5: by Rhodes, q
Rhodes, g. Hit with pitched ball: BY
Swift !. Left on bases: st. Joseph, s.;
Omaha, 9. Umpire: Sternberg.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-11
.SOX LAND CAME IN TWELFTH
Purtells Triple and Collins Single
Brings Needful Run.
BOSTON TIES SCORE IN EIGHTH
Chicago Gets Two TO One victory
Draws Cyphers for Ten Inninsu
Straight After Putting Man
over In First.

CHICAGO, Aug. 1O,-Purtelrs triple in the
twelfth followed by Collins' single. gave
Chicago 2 to victory over Boston to-
day. Chicago got away to a one-run lead
In the first on a double steal. but the
visitors tied II up in the eighth, when
Lang blew up temporarily. Score:
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WASHINGTON.
Totals. ~ 0"2s 20

DattSu loI tSdlH IN tne seventh.
"Elberfeld OUT hit with batted ball
Washington ........ o 0 o 0 0 0 o o o. 0
Threa-hase hit. RIrrnlnaharn SanrifIn,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-11

The j. S. Cross team is without a game
for Sunday, any team wishing a game, call
Webster 904 after I p, m. or call Ed 8.
Kaiser 1907 Corby street. Benson Eagles
park is the home grounds OF the Crosses.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-11
ST. JOSEPH TAXES BOTH
Rourkes Lose Double Header Through
Better Work Of Opposing Pitchers.
OMAHA Is BLANKED IN SECOND
Defeated In First seven to Two and
Ia second Three 60 Nothing
Two Three-IIaEEers in
starter.

ST. JOSEPH. Mo, Aug lo--St. Joseph
won a doub,e-hesdcr today from Omaha
due largely to the good work Of tho St.
Joseph pitchers. The first game was to
3 ane the second 70 0. Score. first game:
CT, rncI-x11I
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-11
MiIIern Lnne Good Gnme.

MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi, Aug 10-Co-
lumbus won an exciting, but poorly played
game from Minneapolis today In the tenth
inning, scoring three runs on two hits, a
hit batter and a wild throw. Ferring was
nit in the lace Dy a batted ball and Iorcea
to leave the game. Score
COLUMBUS MINNEA
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-11
Second Ganie CaIled q ne.

b CLEVELAND, Aug. 10-In the second
double-header of the series, between Cleve-
land and Washington this afternoon Cleve-
land took the first game by the score of
was able to score In the second game
which was called at the end OF the ninth
on account OF darkness. Score, first game
CLEVELAND. WARRINGTON
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-11

InIee-pase MT; Mccormick. Home run:
Murray. Stolen bases: Hickman, Mccarthy
Double play: Ryan to Mccormick TO Aut-
rey. Base on balls: Off Ryan Q; off Es-
SICK. q struck out: BY Ryan. 4; by Esslck
g. Passed ball: Land. Wild pitch. Ryan.
Sacrifice hit: Murray. Left on bases: St
Pani' .; Toledo, 8. TimeU las. Umpires:
Chill and Cusack -..- -
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RESULTS IN NINA LEAGUE
Auburn Forfeits Game to Nebraska
City when Waller Leaves Box.

City When Waller Leaves Box.
At Nebraska City-The game was forfeit
ed to Nebraska City, 8 to 0, in the eighth
inning. Waller stepped out OF the box to
strike at a ball. Score:
"
Nebraska City ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 9
Batteries: Henderson and Reed; cass and
Waller. Umpire: Sage.
At Falls City. Score: R.H.E.
Falls City .......1 0 % o IS 8 2
Batteries: Gardner and Dietz; Duran and
Greenslit. Umpire: Meyers.
At Shenandoah. Score: R.HE
Ciarinda ........8 90 o 0 900 o-S s 2
Shenandoah 80 0 o o o OIL 8
Batteries Ludwig and Johnson johnson
and Castle. Umpire: Fletcher.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-11
HOLSTERS DEFEAT BLUES
Visitors 0uthit and 0utfield Kansas
City in Double Header.
CLOSE SCORE IN SECOND GAil
indianapolis wins First, Eight 90
Three, and Next, Four 20 Three
Both sides Increase Bat
ting Averages. ~.

KANSAS CITY. Aug. 1o-Jndtanspohs won
both games here today the first by
score OF s to 8 and the second by to 8.
The visitors outhit and outfielded the
local team. Score, first game;
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-11

"Batted for Rath in the eleventh
two out when winning score was made
Cleveland 80 00o0 Ia
Two-base hits: Stovall, Gessler. Killifer
Sacrifice hits: Mitchell co. Conroy. Stolen
bases. Stovall (2), Niles co. Mcbride (2).
First base on balls: Off Mitchell, 2; off
Mowrey, 8. Hit with pitched ball: BY
Mitchell. Killifer. Struck out: BY Mitchell,
10; by Mowrey, l. Wild pitch: Mowrey.
First base on errors: Cleveland, 3. Left
on bases: Cleveland, 8; Washington, s.
Time: 2;25. Umpires; O'Loughlin and .Egan.
Score, second game:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-11
Iowa Corn Crop
Outlook is Good
State Bulletin Says it is Above Ten
Year Average, Despite
Drouth.

DIES MONIES, Aug. 10-(Special 1.-THE
present condition by percentages with COM
parison with 1903 and the ten years aver
age for Iowa, follows: