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Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-22
GUNNERS OUTPLAY BREWERS
Townsends Again Defeat Storz Tn
umphs by Score of 5 10 0.
GAME SEEN BY LARGE CROWD
This 10 second Time This Year that
Suds Lads Have Gone Down Before
Gunners, who Are Their
Only Connuerora.

The ToUnsends defeated the storz Tri-
umphs in an interesting game at Fort
Omaha by the score Of 70 O. before q
large crowd.
Adams Of the Gunners pitched the best
game Of his career, holding the hard hit
ting StorE to one scratch hit, which was
secured in the ninth inning.
Besides Adams work on the mound, due
praise will have TO be given to the entire
Townsend club for their consistent fielding
and hitting. Al no time were the Gunners
in danger. there being only one Storz
player TO reach third base
The features Of the game were the bat
terry work Of Adams and Coe and the
work Of the entire Townsend infield. Dur
kee Of the Triumphs starred in tn field.
This is the second defeat for the Tri-
jumps al the hands OF the Townsends this
year. The Townsends are the only Omaha
club to defeat the Brewers. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-22
Shenandoah Gets
First Game of Series
Scores Two Runs in Twelfth Securing
Game Antelopes Shut Out Au-
burn, Five to Nothing.

NEBRASKA CITY. Neb.. Aug. I.-(Spe-
cial Telegram. )-AlthouEh outhit by the
local team. Shenandoah took the first game
OF the series today. scoring two runs in
the twelfth inning. Score: R-H.E.
Nebraska city. OOlo1O OoOOOe21 2
Shenandoah 80. OoOO1 oOOOO2-4
Batteries: Nebraska City. Rasson and
Ptngerton: Shenandoah, Johnson and
Castle, Umpire; Sage
FALLS CITY. Neb.. Aug. H-(Special
Telegram. G-Falls City hlanEed Clarinda to-
day IN the first game Of the series. Score.
Ri l..
Fails City. . OOl - 70 2
Clarinda .-.... o o o 0 o o o.
Batteries: Falls City. Finch and Wander
hill; Clarinda. Burch and Harmony. I'm
pre: Kissane.
HUMBOLDT. Neb Aug 2l-(SpeciAl
Telegram. THE game with Auburn was
postponed to permit Auburn TO play the
Lincoln Western league team at Auburn.
AUBURN, Neb., Aug 21.-(Special Tele-
gram )-l-incoln shut out the Auburn team
Of the Mink league TODAY by the score of
10 in a fast game Hirsch Of Auburn
twirled 0everly against the Western lea
guers.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-22
FoRTY-SX MATCHES PLAYED
Entrants in Inter-Club Tennis Tour
nameBt work Fast on
Sunday.

Toiling all day in the hot sun the tennis
players entered in the interclub tourna-
ment finished forty-six matches in the first
three rounds al the Omaha Rod and Gun
club. Enthusiasm runs high. although a
number dropped out in the first round be
cause they found they would be unable TO
finish the week of play.
big gallery of spectators watched the
players Although the tennis was not as
high in class as was seen in the national
tournament it held q great interest for
the spectators because 1t was brother Tom
or Tim batting the ball across the net
Victor Mccormack played through the
first two rounds Of the tournament and
defeated T. Bierman in the third Sunday
afternoon, ga, 3-e. 6-3. Mccormack proved
the superior player and nsbbed the honor
Of being the first man in the semi-finsls
round.
Playing will continue throughout the
week, the doubles to be started Wednes-
gay. Most Of the Entrants are able to play
only late in the evening, as they are en-
ployeo during the day.
PRELIMINARY ROUND
r, Adams beat z. Nielsen default
H Counsman beat r. Campbell default.
J. Adams beat Could So, so ~
90, Sc. D. Eis'er'
z. Saunders beat J. Mullen, default
P. Mccullough beat II. Saunders, 6-S, 4-s.
M Wallerstesdt beat A. Newell. default
G. Dickman beat Ed Woodbridge. Sd e.
W wharton beat r. Meyers. ca, So
T. B. Braden beat II. Gates, 81 81
FIRST ROUND.
h. V. Abbott beat A Bertrand so go
W. Carlson beat r. mccullough 6-l. so
z. Cofteen beat H. Reichsnburg default
{. Z. Paulson beat G. Carlson, default.
J. NJ. Platner beat z. S. Rice 81, 6-i
H Seume beat J. EeEley. So g-s
w. Harris beat r. J. earns default
J Adams beat H. Counsman 6-s 81
DR.. Thompson beat W. Saunders 6-s, "a
&C. 6-1.
r Farrell beat L. Burkenroad. 81 7-5
-. g. '''0' -
r b. Braden beat ". Wharton. ga, 50
L Wilson beat c. Patton. so 81
D. Allen beat G. Rock default
W Hazelmeyer beat X. Hatch, default
r Rohrbough beat r. Adams. default
r. Bierman beat +. Hughes, ga 60
Kouney beat II. Mccormick GO rs
J. Ward beat G. Bierman Sc. 6-g. 60
J. Lyons beat c. O'Nein, 6-4 81
c -Sefken beat J. Guild default
SECOND ROUND.
z V. Abbott beet II Carlson. 7-5 so
A Hanson beat r. COffeen. 60 81
A. shepard beat c. Paulson, 81, ga
w Harris beat r Adams Ga. SO
r Farrell beat W. Platner. s-5 81 SO
J Gardner beat 2. Lemere. CO. So
F whittemore beat n, Allen. default
V. Mccormack beat II. MaEelmeyer, 81
r. herman beat c. RohrbouEh. Is 81. g.
Rouney beat J. Ward g., 81. ga
/ Lyons beat c. Sefken. So. SIS.
THIRD ROUND.
v, Mccormack beat ?. Bierman 50
3 n n-h
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-22

COLUMNS ST PAUL
AB H.O-A Ar y n v
Hrchuun ne g o beaumont. ne q
Mailing ~ g J o Jones. gf.... q
l'ouraton r. ! o o MICA. - =
ps-riue ne s e . o Deleh' ut' r.
Downs sb... 8 Autrcy, III. 10 :
O.Rourke. gh4 D Butler. 4
cdvell cf..- 5 Q Land 49,.
walsh c..... ! @ p M'tvA %
McOuiuin. O I Howell 81 J
-- -- fsecuu'iere.
TotslE......s. 3 9 %
Tptals . % z ~ 10
Columbus ........... . Q Q -
ST. Paul .............. q % % = q o. =.
stolen base. Hinchman Sacrifice hits.
Walsh. NcQvilhn Tvo-hase hits. Per
ring. Odwel Rea umont. Autrey. Three
base hit Mshhnc double plays. Mahl-
INK 90 Downs TO Perring. Downs 70 Pei
ring Butler to Aubrey. First base o.
balls of McQunlin o. hit with pitches
ball. By pcCsnniere. odwen. Struck out'
BY McQuillin !, by pccannicrc. . Balk
McQuillin. Hits. off Howell, 7 in three
and two-thirds innings. Off Decannicre. .
IN four and une-third innings Time. 81.
Tmrires FerEuso and EddinCcr
Score second game
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-22

sBatted for sage in ninth
sBaIted for Stem In ninth.
Pueblo .......-.......-0 o o o 0-S
Sioux City ...........O . 0 0 0 0 90
Sacrifice hits: Berger Hughes Two
base hits: Clemens, Ellis Claire, Berger.
Hughes. stolen base: Craig. Double
play. Claire 20 koerner. Struck out: BY
Sage, 4; by Ellis, 3 Passed halls: Daw-
son. :. Umpires: Clarke and Mcdowell
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-22
ShamrockS Defeat
Hanscom Parks
Winners Play Classy Ball Sunday.
Taking Game by Score of
Six to Two.

The Shamrocks whipped the Hanscom
Parks Sunday afternoon down at sham
rock park The Shamrocks PLAYED classy
ball all the time only two inoffensive err
rors being chalked up against them, and
getting eleven safe hits. Fletcher, Ken
nedy and Lghtle carried off the batting
honors for the South Omaha boys, while
z. Bogstts and Bands held up the Parks
average. The fielding features were cor
nered by the Irish lads in three fast double
plays.
The Shamrocks play SpI .hg-aeld. Neb., on
Thursday, after which they are open for
games. ANY team. either in or out Of the
city. wanting Saturday or Sunday gnmes
call or write C. S. Kennedy. Sss North
Twenty-fourth street South Omaha teIe-
phone South 1893 Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-22
CARL MORRIS STARTS FOR EAST
white Mans Hope is Ready 10 Meet
Jim FLYNN. the Pueblo
Fireman

TULSA. Ok. Aug. S1.-Csri Morris. the
Oklahoma white hope" with his wife and
his trainer. Con Riley, will leave here to-
night for New York where Morris will
fight Jim Flynn, the Pueblo fireman.
Morris said today the bout will be pulled
off in Pollcck's arena, New York City
about the middle OF next month. the exact
date TO be fixed later. His sparring part
ners will be Joe jeanette Joe Cotton and
Al Kibiak
If ] win from Flynn l will never return
10 Oklahoma TO live" Morris said today
They don't want me here and will re-
main away"
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-22
Yesterdsy's ResuIts.

Yesterdays Results.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Topeka, o, Omaha, 5
Denver. s. Des Moines
Pueblo 3, Sioux City. o
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Cincinnati, Z. Boston. s
St Louis. s. BROOKLYN. L
Chicago. .; New York, 3; ten innings.
Pittsburgh. 70. Philadelphia, Z.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Washington. Z. Chicago. 4
Philsdeiphia-s ST. Louis. rain
New York g. Detroit, 5; eleven innings.
on-Clevelsnd rain.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Milwaukee, Louisville. rain.
Kansas City. 3; Toledo. s.
-. Paul 80, Columbus, So eigh,
innings.
Minneapolis, ], Indianapolis. Z
NEBRASKA STATE LEAGUE.
Fremont-Grand Island Cwet EroundsD
Seward, 50, kearney, SIS
York, 10; Superior. 3 Thirteen innings }
Columbus. g. Hastings. >
MINK LEAGUE.
Auburn Humboldt (postponed)
Fails CITY. 3; Clarinds. o
Shena ndoah. {; Nebraska City,
Games To-day.
~ Western Leaguo--LAnooln at Omaha
Topeka al Sioux City. Pueblo at Des
Moines. Denver at ST. Joseph.
National LeagueLCincinnsu at Boston.
81 LOUIS Al ErOokiEn, chicago Al New
y oTk, Pittsburgh at Philadelphia
American DeaEue-Wa shington at Chi
cago, Philadelphia at St Louis New York
al Detroit. Boston al Cleveland
American Association-St Paul at Toledo
Milwaukee At Indianapolis, Minneapolis al
Louisville, Kansas City at Columbus
Nebraska State LeaEue-Fremont at
kearney York at Hastings, Seward al
Superior. Columbus at Grand Island
Mink Desgue-Auburn at Humboldt Falls
City at Clar1nda Shenandoah at Nebraska
City.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-22
CHICAGO TEAM is COMING soon
Rock Island Employees Engaged 20
Play with StorI TriumPhs.

The ball games between the Rock Island
lines base ball club and the Orna ma
Triumps. scheduled for September and
4 promise TO be Of unusual interest, and
N the records Of the teams can be ac-
oepted for anything, will prove a hard
fought battle
The Rock Island lines team viii reach
Omaha by special car from Chicago, &C
compauied BY q crowd Of rooters who
are very confident that their favorites
viii carry home the scslpF Of the
Triumphs-
The Rock Island team is recruited from
employees Of the Chicago general offices,
tunity for practice and play, made an en-
y1sbls record They are one OF the best Of
eight teams composing the Chicago Mer-
chants league and are looked upon in
CHICAGO as possible pennant winners
The members Of the team, while not de-
precatinE the skill OF the Omaha team,
are keyinE Up for the contest and are very
hopeful that they may add the Omaha
games 20 their hst Of ereoitabis victories
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-22
LOTT is IN The HERO CLASS
Juvenile Tvirler Puts on Sketch that
Mystifies oppOnentA
HIS SPEED IS YET UEsoLvED
In Only I'VE Stages Of Monday Game
Dtd the Ksws Have n LoOk-in
They COuId Not Squeeze
Mas Across IN eBOrder.

Joe Lott. omaha's I'D pitcher. Vas there
with trills on yesterday and his wonderful
lab work put the dbosh on the Rickert
aggregation 10 the tune Of 5to o In only
two stages Of the game did the Kaws
have a iook-in. and then they could not
squeeze a man across the rubber.
From the first lining to the last Joe was
the whole show. He exhibited class OF
pitching seldom seen In the Western
league. His Blenders cut circles in the air.
In fact the younEster had everything tied
VI 30 that al times he was careless and
passed men right and left, but would
tighten up in time 20 prevent scoring The
speed with which Joe sent the ball made
II appear as a comet as II passed the plat
ter and IN this manner eleven Ksws were
sent 10 the bench The crowd was with
the kid and TO show his good feelings he
allowed but three hits. all Of which were
clean ones
In the seventh inning the Ksws had
their first chance 70 get q run. but failed
70 get H. whitney walked. Dali flew out
to center and Chapman slammed the ball
20 right, sending Whitney 10 third. Beech
or walked and filled the bases Edmiston
laid little one down in front Of the plate
and ArboERst caught Whitney Al the
plate The inning ended when Kreps sent
q hot one TO Kane, who fieided Il per
fectly at the initial sack
II was by far the best game the Rourkes
have played since they have been home on
the present stay. Scanlon was seen for
the first time in action. He took Knesves'
place At short and put up q fast game.
He had but two chances in the field, but
both were hard ones. n the bat be
brought In a run with a pretty hit to
center IN the third inning Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-22
YORK BATS OUT A VICTORY
Take Game Away Prom Superior BY
Good Batting.
BOTH TEAMS WELD WILLOW
score Tied Three Times In Twelve
InsinEs when Ysrk I mir
teenth Gets Needed Ran
20 Win.

SUPERIOR Neb.. Aug d - Especial
Telegram)-The sluggers outslugged York
today and tied the game Up twice with the
bat after il had been lost twice by loose
fielding. but when for the third time the
cellar champs forged in the lead the slugs
were not Forthcoming. In the twelfth in
ming with four runs, needed to tie, the
bases full and two down, Prucha hit .
home run over the center field fence, q
thing never before done in the local park.
This batting was the feature Of the other
wise loose and Disappointing game. Score
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-22
TOPEKA

IWo-hase hts Williams (2l, Schoonover
Bases on balls: OFF Lots. S. off Hickman
J.. Stolen bases: Niehoff Kane. Beecher.
Thapma an Emery: Struck out: BY Lott:
Hickman. g. Left on bases: Omaha T.
Topeka, s. Double plays: Scanlon 10 Moore
10 Kane. Edmiston unassi sted. Time: / 50
Umpires: Mckee and ewaver
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-22
BIoominEton win. rive Games.

BLOOMINGTON. Neh-. Aug. .l--SpecihLl
The Bloomington base ball team have just
finished a week Of base ball PLAYING. held
here dudinG. The Old Soldiers Reunion
winning five games and losing one. The
scores follow.
Bloomington, "a; NHponee. . Blooming.
ton. Il; Franklin. T.. Bloomington, =.
Hidreth. . Bloomington, ., Alma. ..
bloomington s: OAK Grove. 4 Blooming
ton, .. Beatrice Business College, !.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-22
Rangers Take Game
From Independents
Howley. Richie and Guthrie Knock
Out Home Runs in Game
Played Sunday.

The Rangers defeated the Independents
Sunday on the latters grounds by the one
sided score OF Is 10 T. The game developed
into q smuggling match. Howley, Ritchie
and Guthrie OF the Rangers secured home
runs. The feature of the game was the
catching Of Nystrom and the hitting Of
the Rangers. Score: RHE.
independents Il 0 ! 0 0 0 2-7 & 8
Batteries: Rangers Guthries. Richie and
Nystrom; Independents McDermott and
Young Home runs: Howley Richie
Guthrie, Harmed. Two-base hits: Sigler
Sweeney, Nystrom Howley J McDermott.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-22
Hack Has Lame SSouIder.

CHICAGO. Aug, IA lame shoulder
caused by a cold contracted while working
in his new training quarters on the north
ienEer for the worlds wrestling tifle. 10
remain idle today. A severe blister ~ his
beeI p-even.>d road work Or. Roller
Ilackenschmidt's chief adviser. said that
the Russian ton" would begin work IN
ss--st ~
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-22
Earned runs KeaTney.

Earned runs: Keamey. !; Seward, 4
Bases on balls: Off Smith, 3; off Harmon,
s; seward. 1 wild pitch: smith, Two
base hits Berte Downey Home runs:
Neff ca Brannon. Smith. Struck out: BY
Smith, s; by Harmon. s; by Connors, g.
Magerkurth 10 Clair. Hit by pitched ball:
Leonard. Time: l.S0. Umpire: Bockewitz
Columbus Wins.
HASTINGS. Neb.. Aug. H.-(special Tel
egram.)-Columbus won today's game
through timely hitting and rotten fielding
decisions by Umpire Held. Jones and
MeiNelrs fielding and Kstz's hitting we're
the features. Umpire Held had his third
off day since his arrival three days ago.
Unless a different kind Of umpire Is sent
to Hastings soon, the attendance will be
decreased 70 per cent. Score:
'ShAner bstted for Sindelar in the fifth.
Columbus ........... o Q G5
Hastoings ........... o Q 0 o o.
stolen bases: Chittick. B. Brown. Double
play: B. Brown TO Graham 10 Porkorney
Struck out BY Sindelar !; by Orth, g.
Delsir, Jones, Cooke, kstz. Bases on balls:
Off Orth, !; off Sindelar. l. Hit by pitched
ball: e Brown, Harrison. Umpire: Brown
Kearney won the second game in q close
score by outhitting the Seward team
Score
Kearney ............ Q I -
Seward ..............l 0 0 % ? o.
First base on balls: Off Trimble .; off
Connors, . Left on bases: Kearney, 4;
Seward, Z. Two-base hits: Pagles Henry
MAgerkurth (2), Clair. jarrett. Home runs:
Leonard C2), H. Gray. Struck out: By
Trimble 4; by Connors :. Double play:
Brannon. Connors Time: 1:S5 Umpire:
Bockewitz
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-22

DAVENPORT, Ia, Aug. 21.-Ernie Fan
ders and Harry Trendal fought ten fast
rounds on the river today, Zanders having
the better of his more experienced op-
ponent in six rounds. No decision could
be given, but the majority Of spectators
declared Zanders the winner Eddie Santry
was referee
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-22
DIES MONIES

TNo-base hit: BaChant. Three base hits,
Beau Lindsay. Curtis Home runs: Lloyd.
Besl Hits or owens in three innings.
off Northup. ? N six innings. Sacrifice hit
Gilmore Stolen base; Mattick. Double
PLAYS: Colligan 10 DIVER 20 Graham.
COFFEE 70 lloyd 20 Lindsay. Runs batted
in. Lloyd. Bean ca. Lindsay, ColhEan.
left on bases: Des Moines. 6: Denver. q
BaEes on balls. OFF Northup. 9; off Kin
sella 1 struck out: BY Kinsella 3: BY
Owens. ! by Nirthup. l. BAlk Northup.
Time; ia Umpinesr shoemaker and
haskell.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-22
RESULTS IN THREE-I LEAGUE
Rock Island Loses Both Games ia
Peoria.

WATERLOO. Ia. Aug. 2i.-waterloo de-
fested Quincy, 3 10 3 in a tenth inning
rally today and broke the hoodoo under
"A hich the locals have been lsboring for
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-22

NEVADA Mo. Aug. 21.-Notice TO stop
the boxing bout scheduled here tonight
between Pete Shaughnessy Of Tulsa, Okl.,
and Harry Brewer Of Kansas City was
received TODAY by Sheriff Baugh OF this
city from Governor Hadley. II l. charged
that the club before which the bout was
to be staged is not a legal athletic club.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-22

'Batted for Scott in fifth.
Ran for LANCE in fifth.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-22
MINNEAPOLIS
INDIANAPOLIS
Mime polls
indianapolis

Link. .; BY Lever, . Double plays:
AltiEer TO Gill. o. Willitms 10 Move to
Houser Stolen bases: Houser. GIL
! Owens. Hit by pitched ball: khhfeT. Wild
hitch: Link Bases on halls; OFF lAIk.
Z: off Lever 2 Sacrifice hits. AltiEer,
woodruff. Move %. Time: Is. EMPIRES
Chill and BierhAlter.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-22
GAINO RSINGLES IN ELEVENTH
Tigers Get Victory Over Highlanders
BY Five to -Four.
JENNINGS SWITCHES HIS LINEUP
TwO-Bssc Hits Made ny Delehsnty,
Cssh, HartEeII and Chsse-Locai
Team secures Totals
Of Eleven Hits.

DETROIT. Aug. sl-Gainor single in
the eleventh. followed by two fielders
choice plays and Gardeners error on pono-
vans easy Erounder. gave Detroit a vic
tory over New York 8 10 g. Jennings
switched his lineup with successful results.
Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-22

Totals ......sa 10 y ls
Pittsburgh
Philndelnhis

aBstted for Moore in the seventh.
Ran for Titus in the eighth.
'Batteo for Hall in the ninth.
Pittsburgh .......... 0 . % 0 0 SO
Philadelphia ....... : 0 0 90 3 = o. ?
Two-bsse hits: Wilson. Magee, Titus
Bransfield. Home run: Msgee. Struck
out: BY Steele. ], by CamnitZ. 3; by
Moore, 4; by Hall, ]. First base on balls
Off Steele, ]: off CRmnitz. 4: off Chalmers
?: off Moore, 3; off Hall s. Time: 1:55
Miller. Three-base hits Wilson Beck.
Cmpires Rigler and Finneran.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-22

TOLEDO A1g. 2O-Toledo made ii four
straight from Kansas City by punching
hits off Maddox in the first two innings.
Powell who succeeded Maddox. pitched
supe rb ball. Catcher O'Conner was banished
in the first inning for disputing decision
BY Umpire Fox. Score.
rDn City
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-22
nauIer. 20 Meet.

The Omaha Bowling league viii meet al
the Francisco alleys Tuesday night 70
finish up business Of starting the year Ane
10 count votes Of the sauual election held
recently. Al bONlers are invited
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-22

VALENTINE. Neh.. Aug. A.-(SpeciAl
Telegram )-VAlentine defeated CroOkston
here today, 8 20 3. Score;
Valentine ....-..-...I 900 1Io 80
Crookston .........e oll0 2lO -
Batteries: Valentine. Provost and VII
son. Crook sion. Nertiel ana Estelle. I'm
pire: Walter Jackson. Time; 2:0o
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-22

The home team went to Dodge SUNDAY
and won. RHE.
Dodge ..........0 0 0 0 o o 0 90 4 3
Hooper 80 0 o 0 0 o O-l .
Batteries: Hooper, Killalsy and Jensen.
Dodge Hefti and Butler.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-22
SIOUX CITY LOSES SHORT GAME
Pueblo Gets Three Runs and Blanks
the Champions

SIOUX CITY. la. Aug H-Pueblo and
Sioux city played q game OF ball today in
an hour and twenty minutes. The contest
was featured by fast and clean fieldsng.
Ellis, pitcher for the visitors, had the bet
ter Of the contest and won. TO l. But
one hh was made off his delivery Up 10
the ninth inning Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-22
Run Over by Topeka Giants Beat the Cubs 3D. Ten Inning Game
SAINTS HOLD BACK COLUMBUS
Divided Double-HeRder PREVENT
Senators From Reaching Lad.
ST. PAUL GETS AN EARLY LEAD
NahIinE's triple Cinches First Game
for Home CIub. q 90 5--Finai
score of second Contest
o. Ten 60 rive.

COLUMBUS Aus I.-St PAU kent CO
lumbus from reaching first place by haN.
inE today's douhle-hoader. MshlDr's triple
cinchcd the first one for the home club
TO g. and retired Howell. 81 Paul goi
a winning lead in the last game on NN
singles. three passes ana three errors
Score first game.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-22

AeAaAhrrsss 90 "a - - ANlAH----rH ~ = .
Earned runs: shamrocks, 1, Hanscom
Parks, ?. Two-base hits: YOst futile.
Home runs. kennedy, LiEhfle. Bands. Z.
BoEatts- Left on bases: Shamrocks s;
Hsnscom Parks. 3. Eases on balls off
Mason, 4; off Bogatts !. Struck out: BY
Mason. 6; by BoEatts. G. Double PLAYS.
Kennedy TO Mayfieid 10 Fletcher: Clark 10
Fletcher; Lightle 20 Msyfisid TO Fletcher.
Time. l.20. Umpire: Sergeant St Claire
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-22
An Au,o Cout.,on

means many bad bruises. which Bucklen's
Arnica Salve heal quickly. as it docs sores
and burns. &c. For sale by Beaten Drug
IN
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-22
ming nun was scored.
Pirates Rally In Ninth.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 21.-After playing
a fine uphill game Philadelphia was de
feated bv a ninth inning rally bv Pitts
burEh. Steele and Chalmers. who started
the game, were driven off the rubber in
one inning They were succeeded by Cam
nitz and Moore. Hall formerly Of the
Tacoma Wash. club. pitched the last two
innings for the home team. IL being his
major league debut Score:
rrrranrrErEl r.rrrr MI Ell.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-22

hits. n Ksnn.dy Kennedy Sos
Struck oct: BY Adam s. 3: by Probst, 2
Stolen bases: Thuer. Drummy NAHUM.
Sacrifice hit: NAHUM. Hit by pitched ball
Hall, Hatcher. Double play: Durkee TO
Hall to Drummy. Time: 1:10 Umpire:
Young.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-22

disnapohs outplayed The league leaders in
every department OF tie game today, win
ming easily TO J. Five healthy hits in
the fifth netted five of the seven runs.
Link pitched great ball allowing but four
hits
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-22
-GRIzzLIEs TAKE EARLY LEAD
Desver Beats Des MoiBes After DriV-
ing Owens TO Bench.

DIES MONIES. Ia. Aug H-Denver de-
feated Des Moines this afternoon, s 70 d
Owens for the locals, was retired ct the end
Of the third inning. but NorthuP. who sue
ceedeo him, was unable 70 hold the visl-
tors Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-22

BROOKLYN. Aug Z.-St Louis won the
opening game with Brooklyn because or
the work Of Sallee, who not only pitched
well. but fielded his position in excellent
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-22
ADVos WIN BY FORFEITURE
After Thirteen Innings VietOrs Leave
Recnuse of Lmnire.

The Victors lost a Understanding game
to the AdVos SUNDAY afternoon by the
score Of TO 1 The Nictors quit after an
umpire decision on base on balls. with
no outs Baker struck out eighteen NiCtors
and Beaver &Tteen Advos S~o~e:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-22

Valentine trimmed WiEnsr here sunday,
IN a fast ana interesting game by 10 ,
score.
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KEARNEY. Neb. Aug H.-CSpeCisl Tele-
gram. l-kearney lost the first game Of q
double-header with Seward here today,
Connors replacing Harmon in the fourth
inning and holding the Kearney team down.
In the fourth. Harmon let four score on
walks Score first game