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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-11
eds Push Cubs Notch Down Ladder Rou Blank Des Moes and Tie
ROUUKES TAKE FIRST GAME
Second is Desdlocked When Darkness
Compels Players to Stop.
DUSTY RHODES ARM IS Bad
Inability 70 Hit nj Opportune Time,
Prevents the Rourke Band from
Taking the second
Came. -~----.-.-.

Pa Rourkes' band Of willow wielders
took the first game OF a double-header
from the Des Moines Hopefuls, by a to
score yesterday afternoon. The second
game was called on account of darkness
at the end Of the tenth inning with the
score deadlooked at 70 7.
Jimmie Kane repeated his stunt of the
proceeding day in the first game, by clout-
Ing out two-bagger in the first inning
with two men on bases. He also scored
the third run Of the game by driving the
ball to the right field fence for three
bases In the third inning.
Dusty Rhodes, who has been laid up for
the last six weeks with a lame shoulder
was sent in to hurl the first game at
his own request. but also quit OF his own
accord in the second inning, when his
arm went back on him and he passed
three men. Sindear the young state
ieaguer, was then sent in TO finish the
game. The youngster was there with the
goods and for five inning after going 70
the mound did not give a hit or a run
IN the seventh inning he was found for
Two singles. neither Of which naateriaIized
IN the ninth he was found for scratch
hit 'eh
Joe Lotz started the second game for +bo
Nourkes and gave two hits and bit mar
win the ball. He finished the inning wifi
i've runs chalked against him. The
Nourkes came back strong in their hair
OF the same inning and scored three runs
on doubles by Moore and Niehoff fol.
lowed by triple by Thomson. romnnie
was scored on sacrifice fly. The home
Dogs then played beautiful uphill RanA
and tied up with Hopefus and then masses
them in the fifth inning Fentress was
sent to the mound at the opening Of the
second innig ad pitched stellar ball for
the remainder of the game His twisters
were all to the candy and seven Of the
Hopefuls took the bench in the strike-out
route. = =
Although getting fourteen balls the
Hourkes could not get the long end of the
score, owing TO their inability to hit AT
opportune times. Moore was the star of
the second game with the willow. In six
times at bat he got away with four clean
hits, two doubles and single Coyle
hhowed his class in the first game by max
ing home run by slamming the leather
TO the center field and beating the ball to
the bag. Score
Score, first game:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-11
WOULD STOP WOLGAST BOUT
Socialist Sheriff of Milwaukee Issues
Ultimatum to Fighters
PROMOTER REFUSES TO YIELD
Go Between Lightweight Champion
Il and Mcfarland Real Prize Fight
AccordinE to District
Attorney Scabel.

MILWAUKEE,, wis. Sept l0-The VOL
gast-McFarland ten-round, no-deoision box
ing contest scheduled for September Is
here, will not be permitted II Sheriff Will
liam F. Arnold, socialist. OF Milwaukee
can prevent it
Matchmaker Frank A Mulkern Of the
National Athletic club says the bout will
be put on according 10 the program, and
that there will be no interference. Two
OF the socialist aldermen are indg at
the course taken by the sheriff
Sheriff Arnold in an interview tonight
said he had an opinion from District At
torney w. G. Seabel. in which that Off
cial cited the statutes governing prize
fights which makes a violation of the
law penal offense or punishable by a
fine Of not exceeding 81, 900 nor less than
300. The district attorney than said
"of course, a mere boxing or sparring
match is not Illegal at common law, unless
carried to such extent as to cause serious
injuries 70 one of the participants and
so conducted as to amount TO a breach
or the peace. But from the information 1
have been able to gather learn that Ad
Wolsast is the lightweight champion prize
fighter, that Mcfarland also lays claim
10 such distinction in that profession;
that Wolgast is to receive 80 per cent
OF the admission and is guaranteed at
least $1,000. while Mcfarland is to re-
'ceive % per cent Of the gate receipts and
that large number Of the sporting fra
ternity from San Francisco, Chicago, New
York and other cities are expected to at
tend this contest.
Ny information leads me to believe that
the coming event contains all the neces-
sary elements TO make it a prize fight,
such as is prohibited by law"
Matchmaker Mulkern in statement
says he believes the district attorney and
sherift must have been nisntormed as
II was never proposed to hold anything
more than boxing contest such as has
been decided in Wisconsin courts to be
legal. The stand taken by the sheriff
has caused sensation and Socialist Alder
men Max Grass and William Coleman
have come out in strong terms gainst Ar
nold's action
never TOO late TO enter the Booklovers.
Contest
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-11
School for Deaf
Starts Foot Ball
2. E. Seely Gets Men on Field and
Asks to Meet Iowa and Ne
braska Teams.

Preliminary foot ball practice at the Ne
braska School for the Deaf will be begun
this week. p E. Seely has been appointed
athletic director for the ensuing year He
is confident he can develop fast team
from the available material
Only three Of last years players will be
missing from the lineup, they being quar-
terback, left tackle and left guard. AS a
number Of formidable rivals are in line
for the positions very little difficulty in
filling them is anticipated
This year the team will play several out
of-town games and would like to hear
from any Of the high school teams in
Iowa and Nebraska Weighing about 40
pounds Games with local teams, starting
September 30 also are desired
For dates write P. E. Seely, director of
athletics School for the Deaf, Omaha.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-11
Creighton Leads
Omaha Colleges
in Soccer Game
Less Strenuous Foot Ball, Well Re-
ceived Last Year, Resumed at
University.

Soccer foot ball will be resumed at
Creighton university this fall and will hold
the honor place among Creightons mid
winter sports Last year soccer made it's
initial appearance in Omaha and was so
well received by the student body that It
was Immediately approved as favorite
sport Several good players were developed
in the course Of the season and this year
Creighton intends to put out a fast team
and is endeavoring to fill a schedule.
Many OF the largest eastern universities
are putting out soccer teams, and already
have arranged for intercollegiate contests.
In some of the colleges it is even sup
planting the more strenuous foot ball
game. Creighton proposes to take the lead
among the schools of Omaha, and in a few
weeks will put out team Of champion
ship caliber.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-11
Kane Makes Good
Despite Critics
Speedy Player at Whom Sporting
Editor Scoffed Only One Who
Can Keep the Pace. L.

Jimmy Kane, the lusty first sacker of the
Rourkes who Won the Saturday game for
Omaha. is the only one of Pas declared
prodigies who started the season here who
has not found the pace too fast for him
The others have fled to the state league
or to Des Moines, have quit altogether
or have vanished rom the base
ball world Of Omaha completely. Jimmy
has stuck right on the Job and has gone
right on slamming out the three baggers
for Omaha and winning games. And
Jimmys average in the hitting and field
ing list Of the Western is more than fairly
good.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-11
FOUU-DAY AUTOMOBILE TOUR
Omaha Motor Club TO Have at Least
Eighteen Cars on Long Jaunt.
oFTTcIAL CAR IS NTER.sTATE
stops to he Made at Fremont, Grand
Island, Columbus. Kearney and
North PIstte-Many Cars
Entered for Run.

What is considered the biggest and best
trip ever taken BY an auto club OF Ne
braska will be made by the Omaha Motor
club this week starting from Omaha Tues
day morning and returning Friday even
ing From Omaha TO North Platte and
return. is the route designated. Twenty
five automobiles probably will be entered
in the race.
Starting time will be $50 o'clock Tuesday
morning the smaller cars in the big run
starting at that time and the larger cars
following closely at intervals Of few min
utes.
The first stop will be at Fremont to
check at a special checking station: the
next at Columbus for lunch. The night
will be spent at Srard Island. Wednes'.
day the party will start from Grand Island
check at Kearney and eat lunch lat Lex
ington, stopping for the night az the out
most point Of the trip, North Platte.
The same time will be observed on the
return trip for dinner and checking at
Kearney. where they will switch and go
south to the South Platte valley.
All Plans Arc Mldc.
All preparations for the trip will be made
at a meeting of the club in the Ford
rooms Twentieth and Harvey streets
Monday evening, when the motorists VIII
receive instructions for the trip. All cars
must be delivered in the hands OF the
technical committee at the Industrial gar
age rooms, Twentieth and Harvey streets,
Monday evening
List of Entries.
The cars entered up to date for the trip
are:
No. l--Lexington, z. r. wilson Kutomo-
one Ne o9 mPorS, Ed Brown - :.
No 3-Fopd, Kopao Bros, Clarkson, Neb;
No 4-Ford Glass and Evans, Grand
Island .-.,....
No 7-chalmers, Omaha Rubber com.
p No soKeiy truck, Andrew Murphy s.
No Cease. c. D. Wood Lincoln, Neb.
No lO-Maxwell, Leigh Motor company
N N6l llEcartercar. carteroar Company of
NS NO. ia1Marion. Marion Automobile COM
Pay ny 1@HIco, Jack sharp, Omaha
No. i5-=Paige-D Detroit, Traynor Auto COM
Pi NS. 1SrPaige-petroit, Traynor Auto com
PSMH ny i7~Le%ington, George Pritchett.
Western Auto Supply company .-
No. ls-'Maxwell, Leigh Motor company
Inter fnAterstate. Interstate Auto company, pilot
Interstate, Interstate Auto company
ol Ht9SulnnoSiie. w. L. Huffman Auto com
payy, rnotorist PRESS car. $780,. -
Ford Ford Motor, company, judges ana
press car. - ..,f-s..
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-11
TY COBB FURNISHES THRILLS
Base Running Wins Thirteen-Inning
Pitchers Battle.
MAPS LOSE BY TWO TO ONE SCORE
Detroit Center Fielder Makes Circle
of Bases in Eighth Inning After
Beating Out GrOunder
10 Olson.

DETROIT, Sept IO.-Tyrus Cobb's
wonderful base running broke Cleveland's
winning streak today and Detroit won in
thrilling thirteen-inning pitchers battle
Cobb's spectacular performance came In
the eighth when with two out bases empty,
he easily beat out a grounder to Olson,
whose throw sailed over Lajoie's head
Cobb, approaching second when Blanding
secured the ball, saw the pitcher throw to
Ball and set sail for third. Ball threw
wild and Cobb tore for the plate, sliding
around Easterly, who had the ball waiting
for him. Cobb stole second and third.
Score:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-11

Never TOO late to enter the Booklovers.
Contest
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-11

betosSte'ss SpsucHT- and FenuaY, RFxard5G~
CAST and Iaoobs
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-11
ORLEANS SHUTS OUT BRAVES
ArapahOe Draws Cipher I'm Big Game
of Tournament.

of Tournament.
ARAPAHOE, Neb., Sept. 10.-(special
Telegram.)- THE attendance at the trt-
county ball tournament Saturday forenoon
was very small on account OF the threaten
ing weather. The Alma and Lebanon teams
were the contestants, Alma being the win,
ner, II to o. Score
Alma ................8 o o 2 2 o o Ill
Lebanon ..........0 o 0 0 0 0 o.
Batteries: Alma, Whited and Pickle;
Lebanon, Brown and Moore. Hits: Alma,
10; Lebanon, l. Struck out: BY Whited, 4;
z; off Brown, / Errors: Alma, 2; lebanon
T. Umpire: Shafer.
The final game of the tournament was
played this afternoon by Arapahoe and
Orleans and was witnessed by over 800
people. Everybody had been looking for
ward to this game with full confidence
that It would be much the best game Of
the series. Luck, however, seemed to be
with the Orleans bunch, and much 10 the
surprise of themselves and everybody else
they succeeded In registering five runs
and shutting Arapahoe out Score:
AraPahoe .........,..0 o 0 o o 0 90 90
Orleans ..............1 40 o o o o O-S
Batteries: Arapahoe. McCuIlouSh and
Carol; Orleans, kirkland and Warner.
land, 8 Bases on balls: Off Mcculloueh
!; off Kirkland, 2. Hits: Arapahoe, 3: Or
leans, Errors: Arapahoe, 4; Orleans a
Iwo-base hit: w. Tanner. Umpire: Shafer
Judge W. D, Oldham addressed a crowd
OF voters from an automobile this after
noon he spoke again this evening at III.
opera house
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-11
BoER uNHo1z LOSES TO DALTON

winner Gives Loser Terrific Beating
in Thirteen Rounds.
LOS ANGELES, Sept 1o.-Although he
gave Charles Dalton q terrific beating in
thirteen out Of fifteen rounds Boer In
hola lost the decision n the main event OF
the days card at the Vernon arena today
IN every round UP to the thirteenth IN
holz reached paltons stomach at will,
Dalton showed unusual stamina and was
able to put the Boer to the floor for the
count of nine in the fourteenth round. The
decision against Unholz was unpopular
with the crowd.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-11
Gotch Comes Home
Without an Ovation
Champion Fails to Let Friends Know
of Arrival and Not Even a
Cheer Greets Him.

HUMBOLDT, Ia, Sept. 1O-Fran- Gotch,
champion wrestler of the world. arrived
in Humboldt today, and there were no
ovations no cheers nor any sort OF a re-
ception. He came unheralded. His friends
did not know Of his arrival.
sleeping car porter last night forced
Mr.. and Mrs. Gotch and the champions
mother to so to Fort Dodge from Mime
apolis, although their destination was
Humboldt by falling to call them. The
party was brought from Fort Dodge to
Humboldt in an automobile.
1t had been planned to give the return
Ing conqueror a rousing reception but he
failed to announce the time or the method
Of his arrival
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-11

cSSS SAW eeSsiS EAsst ~ taSeA NaReSsElx
t'or NatesA eNFea they sAR TIE vitality ana
lower the vital resistance 70 SlaeRN sArtaaa
Infection, Protect Four children ana year.
self BY the prompt wee Of FelSSAa ReasS
and Tar Compound ana ASte tta SOsek ana
decisive results, For eeuahs. e0las, eFeuA
wheepiHs cough, braAehlitiS ana affeetiaaS
Of ths threat, chest and lungs Il h an
ever ready aAa valuable reIasdy, FaE sale
bY ~ aFuEglgtA
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-11
oDAY's UMPRNG IS AssAnED
Cincinnati Nationals Protest Recent
| Chicuxo Game

Cincinnati Nationals Protest Recent
ChioaEo Game.
NEW YORK. Sept 1O-AanAger MoGraw
OF the New York National league oase
ball club received a telegram today bear
ms the signature Of Frank Bancroft, basi-
ness manager of the Cincinnati Nationals.
The tolegran bitterly SSSailed the umpir-
tnS OF o'nay In yesterdays game 6etwean
Cincinnati and cntoago. and advised thai
President Brush Of the New YoEas request
PrsssSeat LyOeA az the National bsasuA 10
keep o-naS away from Chicago A Hass-
SAGE nom chtsago to-day sastea that en-
ee2@1i had Protested the szzms eaGausa OF
an Srronaatrs aeeshrn Rg 0pky-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-11
SINGLES TITLE TO HARVARD

WAAtAey DefeAAR A. n, Ma, JE>. Ia
Phtlaae1RAta TeAnla TOSrAeS.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. R--TAe expected
haPEse1ea uea4S SA the tRteseelAegtshR cham,
EhNGsAsp aWR SenNkS ts0znanse@a al { .
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WGtensg-s VtehoSS Ssos HARVARD Nth
PsnssrRUanSa With sax POINTS each 60 tAA
eAaAapsclsAsR trogA0 end tses faDe with
Processes t0r seeOaA place WstA tive R0sats
sAeA
TAe taAal aoAeAes saatSA Was ESAAea eG
much 81 tss tatSeest ~ TIE SAseaNA et ecN-
leRS rivalry. Rr4AnetSA AaVtAE n.saA sare
a. the eAasaRsSaSatR eg nSsVtNssky taking
both EsAtoAeS IN tue seAt,flAAl roaAda
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-11
ST LOUIS

Two-base hits: Bodie C2), Collins Comp
ton Three-base hits: Austin Lord Block
Hits: off White 4 in two-thirds innine:
OF Benz, in eight and one-third innings; ;
OH George, in four and one-third Innings:
OH Mitchell, in three and two-thirds in.
nings. Sacrifice hits: TannehilI, McIntyre
stolen bases: Austin, Bodie (O. Double
play kuuna to HOLMAN to Kutina Left
on bases; Chicago Z: St Louis & First
base on balls; Off George 2; Off Benz, /
struck out: By White, /; by Benz, 2: bv
Seorse, l. Time: 1;55 UmpiresS Evans
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-11
AUTO RACES AT CINCINNATI
Hearne and jenkins Finish First in
Long Races.

CINCINNATI. Sept l0-Eddie Hearne,
driving Fiat car, won the 2Oo-mile auto
mobile road race hare today, while Johnny
Jenkins in Cole car finished first in the
l6O-mile race. Six accidents marred the
days sport, but with the exception Of
bruises and sprsins none of the drivers
sustained injuries that are likely to prove
serious. Fully 1000 persons saw the con-
tests. Summary:
First race, 1:60 miles-Johnny jenkins
driving Cole car, won Time. 1853. VII
liam Thatcher. driving an Ohio car, SEQ
Ond Time. 1:6Iaa ]. K. Gllchrtst. driving
Cno car. third Time. SCOTT.
Second race. 800 QaIas- Eddie Hearna
driving Fiat car, won Time. s.DOa
Johnny Jenkins. driving Cole. second
Time. $1,000 Harry Knight. driving a
Westeott car. third Time. sass
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-11
HI1uas Balre flIp, C0ur.inna

FCEUp! 8Sdb. Sza1t- (aphnahl)-x
ID. CTazg is al wlhnita. han. sorting ana
shipping - boits 10 ha usad in tina Naffonni
FutnT1ty To hs run hsan QctunhT a. IEa
nappTts thaS ool sEaLnInt o3 the anSttnmsiy
strung. lnaitt1Y hares to be had. and that
with the lRrse iAa o1 GOOD houucs
entered there viii be ssGnS of thu ffrpost
Iacang sVeT SAN ia thiA- country IA Erfsad
thiA year. !.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-11
HASKELL ROUGHLY HANDLED
Pueblo Fans Get Wrathy when Den
yer Wins One TO Nothing Game.

PUEBLO, Sept 10.-Denver broke Pue-
battle between Perry and Olmsted. The
only score of the game resulted from an
error In the first inning. Manager Isbell
was put out of the grounds for disputing
a decision at the plate which would have
given the locals the tying run, and Haskell
was attacked by a mob, after the game
Police protection was insufficient, and after
he had been hit with cushions and struck
several blows he was hustled into an auto
mobile and spirited away. Score:
INrrArNrrr1a
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-11
EIGHT PLAY FOR BEAToN CUP
Happy Hollow Club Handicap Match
Results in Good Scorea

Results in Good Scores.
Golfers Of the Happy Hollow club braved
the dangers Of golfing on such a soggy
day as Saturday and qualified in the IS
hole match handicap play for the John H.
Beaten cup. Playing for the remainder of
the match for the cup will continue this
week and next. The first eight Qualified
and are paired as follows:
J. R Webster C11) plays F. NJ. sher-
R NJ; Laverty 81 plays G. f. Gill
2. sibbernsen 90 plays W. e. Rhoades
~ D. Buchanan dD plays G. Liggett
Following are some of the best cards
returned:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-11

FNOley'E Kidney Remedy, Liquid,
Is great medicine Of proven value for
both acute and chronic Kidney and bladder
ailments. 1t is especially recommended To
elderly people for its wonderful tonic ana
neoonstructtve qualities, and the perma-
nent relief and comfort it gives them. For
sale by all druggtstA
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-11
COOK GETS TENTH STRAIGHT
Columbus Defeats Toledo by Two to
One Score.
YNGLING SCORES FOR LOSERS
Pitcher Does Not Allow Columbus a
Hit Until seventh Innine-Three
TwO-Base Hits-Three
Strike Out.

CHICAGO Sept 1n-Hobutzers home run
with the, bases full today gave Cincinnati
an to victory over Chicago in the final
game of the series. Richie weakened In
the seventh and walked three men, threw
wild TO second and allowed the visitors to
bunch hits. including the homer, which
cleared the right field fence. Cole relieved
him in the next inning, and was also hit
hard. Score.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-11
DENVER
PUEBLO.

Stolen bases: Beal, Craig, Middleton (2).
Three base hits: Soffey, Claire. Double
plays: Cassidy to spahr, Hughes to Koer-
ner LETT on bases: Denver, 5; Pueblo 6.
Hit with pitched ball: BY Perry, l. Sacri-
lice hits Cassidy, Kenworthy. Struck
base on balls Off Perry. i; off olnsted'
T. Time: 1:40. Umpires: Haskell and
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-11
DIES MONIES.

Two-base hits: Kane Arbogast. Three
base hit: Kane. Home run: Coyle, Bases
on balls Off Rhodes, 8; off Stndelar, 2
off Northrup. g. Sacrifice hits: Niehotf
co. Colligan. Stolen bases! Arbog asst
Williams, Kane, .ThomaSop, Struck out
BY Northrup, 4. Hits: OFF Sindelar IN
ITmpires Mckee and Weaver.
Score second game
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-11
NORTH SIDE CHRISTIANS WI
Capture Championship from Emmanuel
Baraca Ball Tossers.

Base ball championship among Omaha
churches and church organizations was won
by the North Side Christians yesterday.
when they defeated the Emmanuel Barracks.
to Z, on the Omaha university grounds
Features Of the game were the batting Of
schi and Woods and the team work Of the
North siders. Batteries: Baracas, Wood
and HIATT; North Side Christians Koft and
GuYers.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-11

pCeS0ff lbas bi1s NJ
derson. Bases on balls; OFT FentresS. s.;
off Owens, s. Sacrifice hit Williams,
Stolen bases; Anderson "a, Curtis ca, Col
Owens, Hits: OF Lots, 2 IN one inning;
off Fentress, In nine INNINGS; off Yates,
8 in one-third inning; or Owens, II In nine
and two-thirds innings. HIT by pitched
ball; BachAnt. Curtis. Time: an UNI
pires Weaver and McKeA
hnmnn. BwhAts. a 49,. lac -,...s7gS. 49,.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-11
HOME RUN DEFEATS CUBS
Hoblitzel's Four-Bagger Gives Reds
Eight to Three Victory.
RICHIE WEAKENS IN SEVENTH
schultz Secures Two-Base HIT
Gaspar and Compton Each strike
out Two Men and Richie
One.
RICHIE wEAKENs IN SEVENTH

COLUMBUS, Sept. 1O-cook's tenth
straight victory was secured today in
battle with Yinsling who did not give
Columbus hit until the seventh Yingling
scored Toledo's only run, his two-base hit
in the third being duplicated by H. Hinch-
man. Score:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-11

Two-base hits: E. Reilly. Borton, Breep.
Iwilling, Home runs: Stem, Wagner Pow
Ell. Stolen bases. Meinke, Kelly, T Kelly.
Hits: Off Durham, in three innings; off
Giftn' in five innings. Double play:
Reilly to Meinke to Borton. Struck out
BY Durham, /; by Barber, T. Bases on balls:
OFF Durham. /; off Barber, g. Umpires
Clark and Mcdowell. Time: I:4O.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-11
Pirnten Losc to CnrdinaIa.

ST LOUIS, Sept 10-Pittsburgh made
its last appearance of the session on the
afternoon. The locals knocked out three
pitchers and used two. Manager Clarke
announced after the game that Pitcher
Marty O'Toole, who was handicapped with
sore pitching arm, will go ITO Youngs-
town, o., and remain under the care Of
'Bonesetter' Reese, while his teammates
sojourn in West Baden, Ind, where they
win go into training for their series with
New York and Chicago. Score:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-11

RSrafas Shane
b net 70 have Boeki~n's AEntcA SAlve %
cure eNSnA sores piles. cuts wounds and
aAearSA Sc Fer sale eF Bzah1n Drug Co
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-11
sOx Win EnNiIy,

CHICAGO, Sept. 10.-Extra base hits gave
chicago an to 3 victory over St Louis
two doubles, while Lord and Block both
patted out triples St Louis found White
Tor -FOUR hits in the first inning and he
wa. was reIleyed by Benz. who held the visitors
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-11

"uhnrs Goiii bs, M hnttnr meednifra than
ehambs1iRin5s Cough HemNasE NJ atAls
drsn were alt sink with Wtiupunhg onnITn.
Ono az than was In nHd had "a high fAa'es'
and was oonehing up hiuldl Cur dnrtun,
eaga them chaTntNo5bdh.s 0nlgh Hemesfs'
and tho frs doSs eassd them. and three
bottles CURED them" saSz Mrs r. A. Dm-
aidson of Ls0CinEtun. MlaA EoR sl1dA tiy- all
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-11

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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-11
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