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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-24
Hor.. slips, Driver Injured.
cia1 to Times-Renublican

Special to Republican.
Scranton. March 24.-Mr. Fred Black,
q prominent farmer, who lives north
west OF town, was seriously injured
Wednesday by being thrown from a
wagon in which he was riding. One Of
the colts he was driving became fright
ened at passing autoEn obile and threw
Mr.. Black out, breaking his collarbone
and otherwise injuring him.
This is the first serious accident OF
the kind here this season and the many
friends Of Mr.. Black win hope for his
speedy recovery.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-24
DALEY TO SEATTLE.
Leaves c. G. w. to Become Terminal
Superintendent Of Oregon Line.

Special to Republican.
Clarion, March 24.-M. Daley, who
recently resigned as division superin-
tendent OF the Chicago Great Western
railway. has accepted the position Of
superintendent of terminals for the
Oregon, Washington, River and Eavi-
cation Company, with headquarters at
Seattle. The POSITION has to do with
passenger trains only which enter the
company's new one million dollar de-
pot. The family will at once remove
from here to their new home.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-24
IOWA CITY HAS 1o,oe1
Census Of 1910 Shows City to Have En-.
joyed Substantial Growth.
ecjal to Times-Republics

Spec1a1 -tltpuD1Tdn
Iowa City. March 24.-Iowa City's
popula ton. according to a message
from Washington, D. c., is 10,091. This
is just one point higher than the Com
mercial Clubs estimate, herein fore
casted few months ago. The club
estimated 10000.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-24
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-24
Figures of icties and Towns.

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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-24
HON. JOHN srANseRv DEAD.

WIZ NVUS0F OF VOttO County 00p 3U0
Early Legislator.
Special to Times-Republican.
Mason City, March 24.-Hon. John S.
Stanbery died this morning. He wa
the 11estor Of the Cexro Gordo county
bar. practicing in this city since 1870.
when he was graduated from the Iowa
state university. He served this dis
trict In the Thirtieth and Thirty first
assembly
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-29
Spanish War Veteran
is Accused of Putting
Poison Into Candy
Robert Morris of Grand Island Sol
diers' Home Involved in Serious
Case by Woman's Illness.

GRAND ISLAND. Neb., Aug. S.-(Spe-
cial Telegram That he gave Edith Hunt,
an employe OF the soldiers home, a box
of poisoned candy with intent to kill, Is the
charge placed against Robert Morris, a
member of the institution, and the latter
was arrested tonight and is being held to
await the outcome of Miss Hunts illness.
Morris was admitted from Lincoln a few
months ago, as a Standardization war
veteran having served with the First Ne
braska in the Philippines until discharged
on account of disability. He alleges that
he has been out walking on several occa-
sions with Miss Hunt that an old soldier
reported to her mother that the actions
Of her daughter and Morris were most un-
conventional, that the mother forbade him
paying any attentions TO the daughter and
that this charge is the result.
Morris admits having bought the candy
and that at the same time he gave a box
to Mrs. Haney. another employee, whose
birthday anniversary IT was. The rest OF
the candy will be analysed. Mrs. Haney
had no i'll effects from the candy, but the
box presented TO her had not 1t is said
been opened.
DR.. Putt states that the girl is somewhat
better tonight and in his opinion will re-
cover.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-29
ee National League Leaders VIM Athletics Ovwem Tigers Omaha Loses
STOUZ TAKE EASY VICTORY
Triumphs Journey to Hooper and Play
in Drilling Rain.
BRUGGEMAN PROVES AN ENIGMA
kiIliIRy, for the Hooper Team, Got n
Poor start. hut frightened Up
During the late stages of
the Game,

HOPPER. Neb. Aug 2S-tSpecialD The
Storz Triumphs nabbed an easy victory
from the fast local team sunday Result
s to g. with the Storz on top. \ continued
drizzle prevailed throughout the contest.
and despite the mean weather conditions,
both clubs performed brilliantly during the
intervals Welch and Basler buttcd in
with their hair-ra sing stunts in the outer
garden that served to keep the natives
warmed considerably.
Hooper with a record OF seven successive
victories and with Kinllsy. the heralded
wonder OF the Kansas state league on the
slab, was very confident OF victory but
much to their chagrin the Brewers set the
fireworks off in the opening round and
practically sacked the contest in that
inning.
he locals, on the other hand, were unable
to cope with the mysterious offerings Of
Bruggeman, who twirled his best game Of
the season. IN all he whitfield eleven and
but one of the Hoopertes drew free trans
portstion.
Killflay, brother OF Jack Kullay on the
twirling staff of the Boston Red sox. per-
formed on the mound duty for Hooper and,
though off to a bad start, he frightened
and was wholly invincible during the latter
stages Of the game.
In the first, Hall and Durkee hit safely
and Drummy counted both with a round
trip smash. In their half of the third the
Brewers amassed three on two sackers by
Durkee and Welch and a hit by Drummy
and a sacrifice.
Hooper rallied in their half of the fifth
A hit, pass and a fielder's choice. coupled
with a wild heave, resulted I'm three runs
The big Teuton checked the enemy during
the remainder of the game
on Sunday and Labor day. September- .
and 4, the Triumphs will battle with the
Rock Island club of Chicago al Rourke
park. Two interesting games are assured
on the above dates, for the Windy City
club has been highly touted as form dable
aggregation. The score:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-29
BROOKLYN.
ted for rFomme in ninth.

FBatted for rFomme in ninth
Cincinnati ............O 0 0 0 0 2-2
Brooklyn ..........O 900 0 0 0 O-l
Two-rase hit: Mclean. Bases on balls:
off Fromme, 4; off Gaspar, 1. Struck out:
BY Fromme, s. by Rucker :. Time: l:H
Umpires; O'Day and Emslie.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-29
o'NEIL ANSWERS FRAUD CHARGE
Real Estate Agent says He is Not
Pleased with Action Brought
in District Court.

T. ]. O'Neil is not pleased with the pub
lshed accounts concerning a suit instituted
by Henry Bauer TO protect himself against
the loss of property in South Omaha. Mr..
O'Neil says:
lin February. of this year party named
Duff advertised for sale in the daily papers
a REIMBURSEMENT of $50 acres of land, giving
his telephone and address. l called him up
and asked him to call at the office. He did
so. with the result that got him and the
Bauers, who 1 knew were looking for a
homestead, to agree upon a trade as fol-
lows:
MT Duff was to relinquish his interest
in the homestead to MIR. Bauer and in add
ton he was TO pay the Bauers $3.50 for their
South Omaha property, providing further
that upon investigation Mr.. Bauer was
satisfied with the homestead. An agree
ment to this effect was prepared and signed
by all parties. deed to the Bauer prop
erty was also executed to be held by me
until Mr.. Bauer should inspect the land and
make the necessary filing on same. re-
! linqushment to the homestead was also
prepared and signed by Mr.. Duff and given
to Mr.. Bauer who Immediately went to in
spect the land. This ne did and found the
homestead to be entirely satisfactory. He
then went TO the land office at North
Platte, surrendered the REIMBURSEMENT and
filed on the land himself. The deed, how.
ever was not turned over to Mr.. Duff until
after Mr.. Bauer's return to South Omaha,
when the details of the transaction were
completed and the deed turned over
After this Mrs. Duff came to Omaha
and she and her husband decided that they
did not want the South Omaha property.
but preferred to have II converted into
cash, and to this end arrangements had
been made and the property was conveyed
| by the Duffs to James Coniey, who is a
/ friend of mine, the Duffs receiving the pro-
ceeds Of the sale. When the Bauers re-
turned again to the homestead they found
Mrs. Duff in possession, which finally re-
suited in a contest in the local land office
where ! appeared as the principal witness
for the Baurers
| THE case has just been decided unfavor-
able to the Bauers. but Is now appealed
| TO the land office at Washington where I
I In fact. the attorney for the Bauers is
fully satisfied on this point The Bauers
all this time have been living in the South
Omaha property without paying rent and
suit for possession has Just been brought
and they are simply setting up this defense
OF fraud in order TO hold possession as long
as possible.
AS far as l am concerned the transaction
was open and as honorable and legitimate
as any that | have made during my twenty
four years in the real estate business"
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-29
Ninth Inning Rally
Wins for Humboldt
Beltz Knocked from Box and Five
Runs Scored, Enough to Take
the Game.

HUMBOLDT, Aug. 8.-(special Tele-
gram)-By a remarkable ninth inning
finish, the locals drove Beltz from the box
and scored five runs, enough to win. Score:
R.HE.
Falls. City ............ ll000000l-s7 /
Humboldt ............ 0 1000 b. 4
Batteries: Falls City, Beltz, Finch and
Vanderbilt; Humboldt, Errett, Justus.
Southwark and Sommer. Dietz. Umpire:
Kisgane.
NEBRASKA CITY. Neb., Aug. S.-(Spe-
cial Telegram. )-Rasson held Auburn safe
all through while the locals combined hits
with the visitors errors. Score. r. II. E.
Auburn ............... 0 0 IL 0000-2 8
Nebraska City. 10 2O1010 o 10 8
Batteries: Auburn, Macon and Musser;
Nebraska City. Rasson and Pinkerton. UNI
pire: KratsberK.
SHENANDOAH. Ia, Aug. 8.-(Special
Telegram. )-Today's game was a pitchers
battle for five innings. Then Clsrinda be-
gan smuggling the bali. Score: R.H.E.
Clarinda ............. 0 0 0 90 3 5 30 10 8
Shenandoah ......... OOOOOO1O1-2 8 8
Batteries: Clarinda, Mason and Harmony;
Shenandoah, Baird and Castle. Umpire:
Meyers.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-29
japanese Beat Atlantic.

STRUCK OUT: BY PowclI I. by LINK, 2; bV
Altrock. L. Bases on halls OFF Link .;
off Powell. ,. Time: 100 Empires Handi-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-29

IDA GROVE Ia, Aug. &--(SpeciaL)-
Ida Grove added another one 20 its long
string OF victories by defeating the Charter
Oak team here by the score OF TO 1. Ida
Grove was able to bunch hits and scored
one in the first, three times in the fourth
and once in the fifth. sixth and seventh,
each. Charter Oak for eight innings was
held scoreless by Pace OF Ida Grove, but
in the ninth IL managed to squeeze one
Oak: Kimer and Norman; Ida Grove; Pace
and Walters
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-29

CHICAGO, Aug. 2S.-Pape held Chicago
to four hits today. while his teammates
punched their hits off the local pitchers
and. with the assistance OF bases on balls
and errors, won the second game of the
farewell series. 4 to I. Outfielder Henrik
sen of the Boston team, VINO was hurt
yesterday left tonight for home. Score:
CHICAGO. BOSTON.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-29
4. $. Nationals ChampIons.

BY defeating the fast ball tossers Of the
City National bank SATURDAY. afternoon,
TO s. on the Field club grounds, the boys
from the United States National bank
win the championship OF the Omaha banks
as the City National has beaten each of
the other banks in the clearing house The
feature OF the game was Rogers hit in
the last half Of the ninth, which won the
game. Batteries: United States National,
Cutler and Baumbach; City National. Hoef-
ner and Bachner.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-29
Cubs HIT Alexander Hard.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug 2s.-Chicago won
today by batting AlexRnders delivery hard
in the sixth and eighth innings. Score:
CHICAGO PHILADELPHIA
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-29
BENSoNS DEFEAT HANScoMS
Game Played sunday at Hanscom
Park IL Interesting from First
to Last InninE.

The Benson base ball team defeated the
HAnscom Parks IN an interesting and hard
fought game, McCrery and Bogats pitched
first-clAss ball. McCrery struck out the
first six men up. Score: RH.E.
Hanscom Park.0 0 0 0 o 0 % 4 2
Base on balls: Off Bogats, O. Hit by
pitched balls: BY McCrery ca. Struck out:
BY Bogats, 2; by McCrery, 10. Batteries !:
Benson, McCrery and McGovern; Hanscom
Park. Bogats and Bogats Umpire: Strong.
Benson has no game for September and
would like to hear from the Americans or
the Townsends.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-29

Grand Island ........ o
Earned runs. kearney, I; Grand Island,
2 Bases on balls: off Maple 2; off
Hartman, >. Lett on bases: kearney, S;
Grand Island. = Two-base hits: Downey,
Jokerst, Clair, H. Gray, McKibben. Home
run: Chillgord. Struck out; BY Maple,
Z; by Hartman. .. Hit by pitched ball:
Synek, Downey, Mclean, Black Clair.
Time: $50. Umpire; McDermott.
Columbus wins Swntfest.
COLUMBUS, Neb.. Aug 2S.-(Specal
Teleg ram. )-Columbus won a swattest to-
DAY, taking the first of the series. Home
runs by Graham and MeIXell were stellar
plays. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-29
LARAMIE is IN SORE STRAITS
Unpaid Players Are at cheyenne and
Manager f. Under Arrest.

CHEYENNE, Wye. Aug. 2.-(Special.)-
with Manager Harris Of the defunct Lar
annie Cowboys base ball team under arrest
at Denver awaiting an officer to bring
him back to Laramie, where he must face
a charge of absconding with club funds,
with the manager Of local hotel In pos
session OF the uniforms and other parapher-
MALTA OF the team pending a settlement OF
the hotel bills, and with twelve members
OF the team waiting for two weeks back
pay the spirits OF the Laramie fans are
dropping. Added to this the five singing
defeats administered to the Cowboys BY
the Cheyenne Indians, and the Laramie
team was originally organized for the sole
purpose OF defeating the Cheyenne Indians,
but the locals found the Cowboys to be the
easiest opponents OF all, although the Cow
boys had fairly good success In defeating
other teams. II is not yet known what
will be done with Manager Harris.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-29
Madison Wins Again.

MADISON, Neb., Aug. 2-CSpeciaL)-
Madison beat Battle Creek today on the
latter's grounds, to 3, breaking Battle
Creeks winning streak. Having beaten
Norfolk, Tiden and Pierce, Madison has
now one of the fastest teams in this part
of the state Schultz's pitching and the bat
ting of the Madison team were features
Batteries: Madison, Schultz and Hopper;
Battle Creek, Sedel and Tiff. Umpire:
George w. Phelps. Attendance. $50.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-29
j. Il. GaIIOray-Arrested.

GRAND ISLAND. Neb.. Aug. &.-(Spe-
cial.)-sheriff Dunkel returned last night
from a trip 10 Duel county. where he took
in custody John F. Galloway, formerly
manager OF the Postal Gable Telegraph
company in this city, on the charge Of en-
bezzlement Galloway admits that he is
short, but is not certain as TO tae amount
which is said to be in the proximity OF
tIOo.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-29
SUPERIOR
HASTINGS

SNolen OaSeS. tONle' DOIsCn, Michael
atson, Fortman ~, Cooke t2l. Bromley
~. Bases on balls: Off Luhrson, ]; OH
shaner, T. Struck out: BY Luhrson, 3; by
Shaner, o. Wild pitch: Luhrson. mpire.
Kelley.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-29
DEATH RECORD
Mrs. MasdaIena scbuIt..

SUTTON, Neb., Aug. 2S-(Special) Mrs
Magdalena Schults, relict Of Josiah
Schults. was buried yesterday from the
Methodist Episcopal church. of which she
had been a member over fifty years. She
was born in Ohio in 1877, came to Nebraska
and took up a homestead with her hus-
band and settled near here in 1872. She
was the mother OF eleven children, all Of
whom are living and were present to-
gether with thirteen grandchildren.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-29
NOTICE

On account OF the Special Election 10 be
acid on Saturday, September 2. 1911, / will
make no Bottled Beer deliveries that day
Therefore, kindly get your orders in be-
,ors that date.
WA. J. BoEKHoFF. Retail Dealer.
METZ BEER
Pssnss-pouSias If: lad. ANA
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-29

NEW YORK.



eBatted for Cakes in ninth
sBatted for Ellis In ninth.
'Ran for McIvcr in ninth.
St Louis ........0 o % O 6 0 90
New York..a.......O . 0 o . -
Two-base hits Herzog. Myers Bases on
balls: Off Marquard, ?; off steele, 4. Struck
out: BY Marquard, .; by Steele 4. Time:
1859. EMPIRES: Eason ana tombstone.
tucker weakens In Ninth.
BROOKLYN, Aug. 2S.-After pitching
shutout ball for eight innings, Rucker
weakened and three hits with base on
balls allowed Cincinnati to score two runs,
enough to win. Score:
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Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-29

LONDON, Aug. 8.-James r. Keene Of
New York, who has been suffering from a
slight recurrence of the illness which he
had in New York, was very much better
today, When inquiries were made this
afternoon concerning Mr.. Keene's health,
he was sitting up and enjoying luncheon.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-29

Hnnsirrr Hest INnnsns CITY.
IND1ANAPoIIs

INDIANAPOLIS. Aug. 2S.-lndianapolis
outhit Kansas City and won the opening
game OF the series. Score
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-29
FREMONT.

carney runs: Fremont, 3; Columbus, (.
Two base hits: Rouse, Wabon, Delair.
Three-base hits: Rondeau, Watson, Por-
korney. Home runs: Graham, Meixell.
Sacrifice hits: Rouse, Bennett, Bonner.
Neff, Thompson. Stolen bases: Bonner 90.
First base on balls: Off Watson. 1; off
Beebe, 2; off Delair, 6. Struck out: BY
Watson, 8; by Delair, Z. Wild pitch Re,
lair. Double plays: Thompson to Ron
deau TO Neff, Harrison to r. Brown to
Porkorney, b. Brown to Graham to Harri-
son, Harrison to B. Brown. Left on bases:
Fremont 10; Columbus, g. Time 2:1s.
Umpire: Held,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-29

AMIGO, Wis, Aug. 8-The village of
Elmhurst, six miles south OF Amigo, was
almost wiped out today by fire which de-
stToyed a saWmill, 500 COO worth OF timber
six stores and fourteen residences. Only
two stores and depot were saved.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-29
Rin Whent Cron in North nakotn.

MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. Sc. J. Weiser
Fargo banker sent today TO Frank E
Holton, Minneapolis banker. an estimated
report OF the cop of North Dakota in
which he places the wheat production at
100000 bushels-the greatest in the history
Of the state, except the crop Of 1909.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-29
PHILADELPHIA.
- - -


RBatted for CoVingtou IN ninth.
Phi'ade phia .........1 o OH
Detroit .............O . . v . q o. 3
Two-bese hits: oLrd () McInnes, aBrry.
Three-b base hit: Collins. Struck out: BY
Plank, 3. by Donovan, ?; by Covington, 2
Time: 1850. Umpires: Dineen and Perrine.
SoX Fal Before Hoston.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-29
VoraI soId "a T.com,

ROCK ISLAND, Aug. B-Otto Vogel, for
three years captain and second baseman
OF the Rock Island Three-I league team
today was sold to Tacoma. Wash in the
Northwestern league. for $1,000. He reports
TO Tacoma this week.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-29
ACTOR FALLS INTO CREvASSE
George Perkins Probably Fatally In
Jured Near SkaEway,
Alaska.

SKA WAY, A'GsIs, Aus. 2s,-George PEI
kins. member of theatrical troup playing
here. was dangerously injured yesterday,
when he fell into a crevasse in the Den
yer glacier. When Perkins fell he became
wedged in the crevasse about sixty feet
down. Assistance from Skagway was sum-
moned by Perkins companions and he was
rescued. but it is feared he was fatally
injured.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-29

BURKE. <. n. Aug. 2S-(Special Tele-
defeated Burke today in
a fast game. to !. in ten innings. Rat
teries: Valentine, Desilva and Campbell;
Burke Miller and Ellston.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-29

Two-base hits: Holman, Lobert, Msgee.
Struck out: BY Brown, e. by Alexander,
,; by Burns, /. Bases on balls: Off
Brown, /; off Alexander, 2. Time: 2:O5.
Umpires: KLEIN and Brennan.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-29
Totals...36 10 q Z
grnra nv tnnfnrG
TOtsls..s5 SE 6 I

Hooper .............. o o Q ) o 0 o.
storz Triumphs.,.. . i 0 . 0-S
Two-base hits: UhlinS WEIGH. Durkce
Hall Home run: Drummy Struck out
BY Bruggeman, II; ny KIlnay 3 Sacrifice
hits: Drummy. Eastman. Runs batted IN
Drummy 90. Welch (2), Durkee. Bases on
ballsf OFF Bruggeman, ]: orr Kililay,
Double play: Dummy, unassisted I'M
pire Robinson.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-29
AOAaA6 NW
'Batted for Hartman in ninth.

Stolen bases: Andreas, Neighbors, Daw-
son. Sacrifice hits: b. Reilly, Jones. Three
base hit: Zwilling. Two-base hit: Meinke,
Steiger. Struck out; BY Freeman, &: by
8: off Stiger, 2. Hit by pitched ball: BY
Freeman, 2. Wild pitch: Freeman. Left on
bases: 81. Joseph. 2; Sioux City, g.. Um-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-29

Stolen base: McCoTmick. Two-base hits:
Cobb Cole, Berger. Three-base hit; Belden.
Double plays: Gagnier TO Dundon to ing
IAub. Middleton to Berger to Claire. Sacri-
flee hits: Stratton, Fox, Cole, Unglaub.
Struck out: BY jackson, 2; by Ellis, 2; by
Fox, G. Bases on balls: OFF jackson, j.;
off Ellis, 1; off Fox, 2 Time: 1:SS. I'm
ptres: Clark and Mcdowell.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-29
MnrrIane Licenne,.

The following marriage licenses have
been granted:
Name and Residence. Age.
Frederick ID. Jackson, Omaha .............A
Lucille Elliott, Omaha ........................0O
Guy J.. Hogue, Silver City, Ia...........2e
Edith Mabbitt, Silver City, Ia.,,..+,.......lS
John c. Witt Bennington, Neb. e
Bertha +. Hoffman, Bennington, Neb. %
Harry F. Burkman, Central City, Neb 2l
Myrtle L. Whitfield, Fremont, Neb. ...... Is
Austin NJ. Elliott, Omaha. ...................2S
Matte Meredith, Omaha
George o. Phillips, Beatrice, Neb. p
Madeira Smith, Omaha. ......-,....,.,........22
James F. Obrichta, Wahoo, Neb. 27
Josephine Cernohlavek, Prague &eb. 81
Adam Lechtaush, South Omaha. ....,...z q
Martha WIKI. South Omaha................l rs
Thomas /. Elliott, Avery, Idaho ...........5s
Jessie e. Heath, Denver. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Gracomo Badani, Omaha ...........,... %
Georgia Calderom, Omaha. II
Carl j. Banner. South Omaha. a
Anna X. Nielsen, Aarhus. Denmark. ,.. IS
Arthur c. Seine, Omaha. q
Mamie e. Tillson Prouty, Omaha. .......2i
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-29
MILLERS GET THREE IN TENTH
-Four Hits in Row End Pitchers Duel
Between Cevet and James.
BOTH ARE sTINGY WITH HITS
Cavet Allows hut Two safe Ones,
white Three ArC Made of james
Previous co the TcuSh
Inntna.

TOLEDO. AUG. 2S.-Four hits I'm a row
in the tenth inning sent across three runs
for Minneapolis, winning n pitchers duel
between Cavet and James TO-DAY. The
Minneapolis pitcher allowed but two hits
while but three were made of James be-
fore the tenth Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-29
HASTINGS WINS IN NINTH
Superior Has Game Tucked Away, but
Slips Up in Last.
LUHRSON PITCHES GOOD BALL
10th lie md Shaucr Are in Good
Form. but Superior Man is
shade Better in Tight
Places.
-TCHEs GOOD BALL

HASTINGS Neb.. Aug S.-tSpecial
Telegram -Hastings won the first game
Of the series from superior by ninth in
ming rally with two men down. After
Bromley hit safely to Dorsch, Luhrson
walked Cooke in order to get katz. who
polled out a long single. scoring the win
ming run. Both Shsner and Luhrson we're
in fine form. the former having the better
of tho argument. Score: