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Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-03
Start a Campaign
For Big Tournament
Field Club Enthusiasts Are Getting
Ready for Coming National
Champions.

Sam S. Caldwell. head of the tennis COM
mittee of the Omaha Field club, returns
to Omaha Monday and the tennis commit
tee and the Field club tennis devotees will
start a campaign OF might and force for a
successful National Clay Court tourna-
ment here August 6-12
Billy Wood has been doing faithful
and efficient work in the last three weeks
corresponding with the big tennis men Of
the country in regard to their coming to
Omaha for the big meet. He has promises
from the first seven tennis players in the
country that they win be here to play
II It is in any way possible. w. ]. Clothier.
the national champion. excepted. The
Clothier now and with all the other big
men Of the tennis world here he may find
II, possible to come.
Conrad Young 10 daily expecting word
from Pittsburg as TO which of the two
championship challenge cups they have Sc
lected. Two selections were made by the
Omaha men and the Pittsburg club is to
choose the cup they like the best The
expense will be divided between the Field
club and the Pittsburg Tennis club, as the
national tournament will be held there next
year
Other prizes for the winners OF this
years tournament and the winners In the
consolation rounds and the runners-up in
each round. Will bring the list OF prizes
above the 1900 mark. The challenge cups
are the only prizes which do not remain
the property OF the contestant
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-03
Athletes Of Many
Nations in Meet
at Stamford, Eng.
F. L. Ramsdell of University Of Penn
sylvania Wins Both 100 and
220-Yard Dashes.

LONDON, July 2-The best athletes in
the United Kingdom. strong delegations
from Canada and Australia and few
Americans and continentals competed in
the Amateur Athletic association champion
ships at Stamford bridge today. Weather
conditions were excellent, but results were
disappointing.
Several holders of worlds records took
part, but no worlds records were broken.
Most of the performances were mediocre.
The American representatives included +.
l.. Ramsdell of tine University of Pennsyi-
vania, Harry Gissing of the New York
Athletic club, J. r. Fitzpatrick OF Yale and
]. J. DAILY of the Irish-American Athletic
club.
Ramsdell won the 100 and 29o-yard dashes.
in the half-mile run, but got no place in
the final Is
Canada sent Frank Z Lukeman. A. M.
Knox @. NJ Brooch. F. HaIbbaus and j. L.
TAFT Halbhaus won the quarter-mile dash
and was second in the 29O-yard event. TAFT
finished second in the mile and Lukeman
won his heat in the 1O0-yard dash and was
second in the long jump.
Several Oxford and Cambridge men who
will meet the Harvard Yale team on July
II competed, chiefly for practice. They
were not trained to the mark. however
@. e. Putnam Of Ottawa. Kan, a Rhodes
scholar at oxford, won the hammer throw
with 1lz feet ~ inches. A. Z. Fiaxman.
the present British champion, only sue
ceeded in making throw of 125 feet inch.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-03
ASSOCIATION MEN WIN GAME
Rod and Gun Club Team Is OUT
classed.

The heavy hitting Rod and Gun club
team went down to defeat before the as
ISOLATION men by the score of to at the
Young Mems Christian association park
Saturday afternoon. The club lineup con-
tained some OF Omaha's best known ball
players. For the Rod and Gun club MORT
arity pitched great ball for six innings
striking out eleven men. In the seventh
the association batters got to Moriarity's
curves and eontainued their hitting streak
through the eighth inning. scoring six runs
which gave them a lead OF three runs
which the club was unable to overcome.
For the association DOLPHIN was the chief
factor In their victory scoring three hits
two OF them for two bases. driving In three
runs and scoring two himself Rathkes
homer was also a feature. For the club
Kennedy was the big man with the stick,
getting three hits In three times up.
Lewis Rathke and Kempton did the
pitching for the association. holding the
heavy hitting clubmen to six hits The
umpiring OF Pat McAndrews was the best
seen at the park this season. Score;
~ ar WHNa
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-03
OMAHA

'Batted Tor knoaves In ninth.
Omaha s........~.....0 1 Ga o 0. o o o.
Sioux City.........s..0 o 2 o o o o -
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-03
JONES WINS HIS FIRST MATCH
Central states Tennis Tournament
Games Begin at ST. Louis.

OahANA bCBAh saN ohs LD1Ihs
ST. LOUIS, July 2.-Drummond Jones'
title holder In the Central States Tennis
tournament, won his first match in the
singles OF the annual tournament. which
began here this afternoon. by defeating r.
j. Thorburn, So. 60. c, 8. Peters OF Chi
cago. who Is picked to be in the semi
finals, will play his first match Monday,
with most OF the other visitors.
But one match OF doubles was played to-
day Graham and Locke defeating Hess
and johnson. s-s. Ga. Results in the sin
giles follow:
II. ID. Macdonald defeated E. p. Short.
Ga 6-2; Guy Oliver defeated ]. Wesbury,
10. 81; Oliver also defeated ]. p. Graham,
90. SO; II. r. Small defeated H. NJ. Hess,
GIL. 6-3; J. II. Iheahan defeated o. q. Locke
SO, 81; A. NJ. Crunden of Peoria. Ill, de-
feated G. X. Reeves. CO. ell: II. p. Part
ridge OF EffinEham H.. defeated Joe
Hercules. ga 1910; ID N. Smithers de-
feated e. p. crockwell. ell. 6-1; L. N. Per-
rim defeated l.. N. seecorn. SO. SO, So; s.
r. Ladey defeated r. Taussig. rs, 6-s; Leo
outheus defeated T. Dimes. rs. Ga.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-03
GEORGE FISHER HITS UMPIRE
MInRenpOIis-TOIedo Game Results in
had Feeling.

TOLEDO, July 2.-Umpire Gerald Hayes
was assaulted on a street car on his way
to his hotel today, following the close of
the game between Toledo and Minneapolis.
His assailant, who gave the name OF George
Fisher. was arrested and locked up, but
letter was released. as Hayes refused to
prosecute. The attack on Hayes followed
a riot at swayne field in which both UNI
pires, Hayes and Eddlnger. were threat
ened. So serious did the demonstration be-
come that police reserves were called. Plain
clothes officers escorted Hayes on the car
down town but could not prevent the attack
upon Hayes. He was not badly hurt.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-03
Chance is Ordered to
Quit for the Season
Collapse from Heat on Cincinnati
Field Followed by Ultimstum
from Doctor.

CINCINNATI, o.. July 2.-Following a
collapse on the local National league field
yesterday. Frank Chance. manager OF the
Chicago league team. was ordered by physi-
clans to quit playing base ball for the rest
of the season. Chance had seemingly re-
covered from the immediate effects of his
heat stroke tonight but his condition was
pronounced serious.
Chance practiced with his men today
under a hot sun, walked over to the bench
and then collapsed. Trainers of both teams
and players partially revived him and took
him to the club house.
From these came a call for doctor and
after DR.. Hines had attended Chance he
was ordered to return to his hotel. The
more serious report of his condition fol-
lowed.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-03
Rourkes to Play a
Double Bill with
st, Joseph Tuesday
One Game to Be Played Tomorrow
Morning and One in Afternoon
at Rourke Park.

Tomorrow morning the st. Joseph team
and the Rourkes will arrive in Omaha to
stage two games. one in the morning at
1880 and the other in the afternoon at
s;45. The Rourkes will also play the
Josies on Wednesday After the departure
Of the Josles. Des Moines will come for
three games, and will be followed by
Sioux city. The Rourkes viii then leave
for three games with Des Moines. and re-
turn for three games here with Denver
The lineup tomorrow viii be:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-03
M'GLYNN SWEEPS THE BOARD
He is Given Credit for Winning Both
Games for Milwaukee.
PROVES TO BE HERO Az BAT
Outfielder HinchmRn Had nm Unas-
sisted Double Play I'm second
InninE-McGIynn Relieved
I'm sixth Inning.

COLUMBUS, o., July 2-Milwaukee took
everything in sight today from the league
leaders, McGlynn being credited with both
victories, though he was not in either game
throughout. He stopped Columbus after
taking Gilligan's place in the first. In the
second McGlynn batted In three OF Mil
waukee's first four runs, but was relieved
by Nicholson in the sixth. outfieider
Hinchman had an unassisted double play
In the second game. Score, first game:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-03
YannE Gotch ThroNs Four.

osMOND, Neb.. July 2-(speciaI. Fri
Frank Schlarulli Carl Ricardo. Mike
Wisco and Agost Kentrella. -four Italians
who are employed by the Burlington here
The little fellows were very game but
Gotch had no trouble in pinning them
down. all four In thirteen minutes II was
clean exhibition ana VIII be the first OF
match was held on the base ball diamond
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-03
pierce Outbat. O.mona.

OSMOND, Neb., July i-(SpeciaI. )-Pierce
defeated Osmond in a good game here Fri
day. 20 2 Tiff OF Pierce secured a home
run. the first on the local diamond this
starred the former In fielding and the
latter in securing three bases on balls out
OF four times up. Batteries. Pierce, MansEe
Struck out. BY Manske. Z: BIZ Everist n.
Hits; OFF Manske. 4; off Everist. G. I'm
pire; Click
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-03
Pa Rourke Secures
POrkOrney for First
Played Good Ball Last Year in West
ern Association for Tulsa
and Guthrie.

HUTCHINSON. Kan July 2-(speciaI
Telegram.)-Manager c. e. Powell OF the
Wellington team Of the Kansas State
league closed deal today for the release
of First Baseman Porkorney to Omaha.
He Is brohtre OF Butch Porkorney. for
merry with Columbus. lie made fielding
record Of 926 and 2lo. hitting with Guthrie
In the Western association this year. He
was a member OF sapulpa team In the same
circuit this year until IL exploded two
weeks ago Porkorney is one OF the fastest
brush leaguers in the circuit. Last year he
played with Guthrie and was the malnstay
OF the team. He played first with Tulsa
and was later sold TO Guthrie. While in the
Western association he played second base
and ended the season with an average Of
s29 He batted 40 for last season.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-03

Al a meeting Of the Nebraska State Au-
tomobile association. held In Omaha Satur-
day afternoon. among other business trans
acted. the Motorist. published at Omaha
was adopted as the official state organ
The meeting WAS attended by r. A. Duff and
Mr.. Rolf OF Nebraska City. Dr. OvergaaTd
% Fremont. Watkins. state secretary and
Organiser, and other officers.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-03
Cubs Climb Into Second Position Sioux City Gets Decision by
SIOUX SHADE OMAHA AGAIN
Rourkss Defeated in Hard Luck Game,
-Four TO Three.
HALL HIT HARD IN THE FOURTH
Home run and Two singles Net Two
Runs in Last Half of the ses-
sion-Three Two-Base
Hits.

SIOUX CITY. July 2-wiison for Sioux
City pitched good ball in the pinches today
and won the game with Omaha, 4 to g.
Not a score was made after the fourth in
ming. Hail, who succeeded Lott. allowed a
home run and two singles in the last half
Of the fourth. netting two runs. enough to
win Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-03
OMAHA GUN CLUB PLANS sHoN
July Four Is Date Set for Event oi
Year.

year.
The Omaha Gun club will hold Jack
Rabbit" shoot at the grounds, east Of the
Douglas street bridge, on the afternoon OF
July at O'clock There will be five
events OF twenty targets each. The high
scoring amateur will receive a prize OF
IS in gold, -t
Owing to the day for the event it is ex-
pected that one OF the largest meets of
the year will be held. The targets will be
shot at from various ranges and with vari-
Gus caliber guns.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-03
CHICAGO
.patted tor Reulnaeh Ia elsnt6:

Totals. ...Ss ls n II
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-03

stolen bases: Clarke (2), Butler. Three.
base hits: Grimshaw. Hulswitt. Sacrifice
hits: Clarke, Aubrey. Sacrifice fly:
Clarke. Double plays: Howell TO Butler
to Aubrey. Struck out; BY Higginbotham.
81 by Gehring. /. First base on balls: OFF
Higginbotham, 3; off Gehrings l. Passed
ball: Hughes. Time: Las. Umpires:
Berhalter and Chill
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-03

TWo-base .hitsl IGaney, OLSON, Jackson,
James. Crawford (2. Three-base hits:
Cobb. Stanase. Bases on balls: OFF Knapp,
4; off West I; off James, 2; off Summers,
l. Struck out: BY Knapp, /; by West, 1;
by Summers, s. Time: 1:4S. Umpires Dl-
neen and Pefrine.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-03
DV'NVH s'sfsfI0 u ~
AMER. LEAGUE.
AMER. ASSN
MINK LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.
WESTERN LEAGUE.

ENNsWANns
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Omaha, 3: Sioux City, T.
Des Moines. 1: st. Joseph, g.
Pueblo. so; Lincoln, 1I-5.
Topeka. 2; Denver. s.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Cincinnati, 3; Chicago, h.
P1ttsburg, o: st. Louis, &
AMERICAN LEAGUE
ST. Louis, 2; Chicago, s.
Cleveland, s.; Detroit, H.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Minneapolis, 6; Toledo, Z.
Kansas City, "a; Indianapolis, To
st. Paul, 4; Louisville, l.
Milwaukee, Sc; Columbus, AS
NEBRASKA STATE LEAGUE.
Hastings o; Columbus. e.
Seward, o; Grand Island, s.
Superior, 1; Fremont. 2
Games Today.
Western League-Omaha at Sioux City,
Des Moines at st. Joseph, Topeka at Dem
YER.
National League-Boston at Brooklyn.
New York at Philadelphia.
American League-St. Louis at Cleveland,
Philadelphia at New York, Washington at
Boston.
Mink League-Nebraska City at Auburn,
Falls City at MRryville, Clarinda at Shen-
andoah.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-03

Totals...,..ss ~ 10 Totals.".,.ss ga o
Two-base hits: Dolphin (2O. Kennedy (s)
Home run: Rathke. Double plays: Lewis
10 Dolphin Schwartz TO Avery. Stolen
base on balls; OFF Morlarity. .: off Kemp
ton. 2; off Rathke. !: off Lewis. ]. Struck
out: BY Moriarity. II: BY Lewis, 8. by
Rathke. 2; by Kempton. 2
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-03
ST. JOSEPH.

stolen bases: Kelly t2). Reilly Cd MattIck
Anderson. Three-base hit: Jones. Struck
out: BY Kaufman.5; by Benz q Bases on
balls OFF Kaufman. 2. HIT by pitched bali:
BY Benz. l.. Left on bases: St Joseph, q;
Dies Moines. s. Umpires: Kerns and Herche.
Timei 1:50
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-03
WHITE SOX DEFEAT ST. LOUIS
Heavy Hitting and Good Pitching for
Chicago Features.
BROWNS LOSE BY SIX TO TWO
Callahan and Schweitzer Get Three
Base Hits--suIIivan Secures Two
Bagger-COllIns knocks Out
Home Run.
BROWNS LOSE BY SIX TO TWO

CHICAGO. July 2-chicago defeated st
Louis today in one-sided game. 8 to 2
Features of the game were the heavy hit
ting Of the Chicago team and the pitching
Of LANCE and Olmstead Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-03
ANrELOPEs TAKE TWO GAMES
Pueblo Loses by Seventeen to Eight
and Five 10 Nothing.

LINCOLN, Neb., July 2-IAncoin won
both games OF todays double header with
Pueblo, the opener by II to IS, the second
by "a to Q. The first was a smuggling match,
with bincoln having all the best OF IT, the
locals knocking two pitchers out Of the
Dox. with a rain OF singles, doubles and
triples and one homerun. In the second
game, Smith, State league recruit had
Pueblo at his mercy. The second game was
called In the sixth to allow both teams to
catch trains for the west Score, first game:
..... LINCOLN
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-03
CUBS WALLOP TWO PITCHERS
Mcouillan and Fromme Batted al
Will by Chicago.
REDS LOSE, TH1RTEES 10 THREE
visitors Buneh Iritu In nishth Inaina
and, with Error and Bass on
Balls, save Themselves
FROM shut0ut.

CHICAGO. July a-Chicago batted Mo-
ouilan and Fromme at will today and
won an easy game frUm Clnclnna4t II, to
s. The visitors punched hits in the eighth
and, with an error and a base on balls.
saved themselves from a shutout Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-03

Sacrifice hit: Stem. Two-base hits: Wag-
Schoonover. Miller. Stolen bases: Schoon-
over, Niehoff aBrber. Hits Off Lott, 9
In two and two-thirds innings; off Hall, s
IN five and a third Innings. Double play:
stem to Andreas. Struck out: BY Lott, 81;
by Hall, l.. by Wilson, 6. Bases on balls
Off Lots 8; off Hall. 1; off Wilson, l.
Iimei 1850 Umpires: Gardner and Nor
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-03
CLAUOMAN SHUTS OUT SEWARD
Grand Island Pitcher Allows But Five
Scattered Singles.
FIVE TO NOTHING FINAL SCORE
Locals lunch Three Hits with Two
Errors and Take safe Lead In
second InninE-McLear
Gets Home Run.

GRAND ISLAND. Neb.. July 2-(Spe-
cial Telegram -Ciausman shut out Seward
today, allowing just five scattered singles.
BY punching three hits with two errors the
locals took a safe lead in the second in
ming. McLear got home run n the next
inning Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-03
ST LOUIS

IWo-DaSe mt. Ells, SaCIlIlCe nltSs
Carey. Camnitz. Sacrifice NY; Konetchy.
Double play: Higgins to Konetchy Passed
ball. Gibson. Stolen bases. Higgins 80.
nitz. Ellis; by Salee. Clarke wild mitch:
Camnitz. First base on, balls. Off Sallee,
4; off Camnitz. g. Struck out: Bv sallee.
4; by Camnitz 2 Left on bases: ST Louis,
.; Pittsburg. 10 Time: g:05. Umpires;
Cason and tombstone. o.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-03
COLUMBUS.
MILWAUKEE

:, StoIen bases! Randell %, Stone. Sacri-
M Nee hl1s dsesssrd Jones Barrett Lewis
Iwo.base hits: ORourke a. Odwell,
Randall. Home run: Randall Base on
Struck out; BY McGlynn @ Hits: OFF
Giilligan, in two and one-third innings: off
McGlynn, In six and two-thirds innings.
Score second 0ama.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-03

'Batted for Reulbach in eighth
c cinSinnsd '. ..........c c-s
Two-base hits; DOYLE, Hobl tzel Good,
Downel. Bates. Thrc e-base h is; Good,
Zimmerman. Hits; OFF Nc Julian. in
five innings; off Fromme, In three in
nings; off Rtulbsch, In eight nnings OF
Richter. l in one inning. Sacrifice hits.
Egan. Double plays. Doyle 10 Holm an.
Left on bases. Chicago, a. Ct1ci n IT,. g.
Bases on balls: OFF McQul an 1; Off
Fromme 9; off Reulhech@R stru k out:
BY McQuillan, l. by Femme l. b.. Rich
ter. ]. 1iire: i;jS Umpires; BiCnnan and
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-03
Fremont Wins in Eleventh.

FREMONT, Neb., July 2--CSpecial Tele-
gram THE two leaders in the state league
played a sensational eleven-inn ng game
mere today with Fremont getting a to
victory: Rouse and Stevens both pitci eli
grand ball with honois about even. TIE
playing OF both teams was sharp and
clean although Fremont outp aged the WIS.,
itors In the field The Fremont outf cid
accepted fourteen chances without an err
ror. Rouse won his own game in the
eleventh inning with a clean single, scoring
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-03

ST. LOUIS. July "A wildly enthus-
iRstic crowd, the largest which has witt
messed National league game this sea-
son on the home grounds. saw the Pitts
burg team shut out today I'm the third
straight defeat the score being TO o.
Both pitchers were in fine form, but thR
st. Louis fielders outplayed the visito1W'
Fred Clarke was struck on tie head byr8
pitched ball and had to quit the game.
Mccarthy taking his place Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-03
Totals. 49,. 80 10 ~ 8 q

:, EaIheu runs: Columbus, 2; Hastings, g.
Two-base hits: Katz, Cook, Meixeii b.
Brown Agnew. Three.base hit: Bromley
Home run: Meixell. Stolen bases. Hoernle
Paul I. Umpire: Garrett
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-03
saints Beat Colonies.

LOUISVILLE. July 2.-St Paul defeated
Louisville today, to l. Gehring proved
puzzle for the locals. while Higginbotham's
support was bad. Triples by Grmshaw
and Hulswitt and Howell's fielding were
the features. Manager Howard was
slightly overcome by the heat and had
to retire from the game. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-03
GRAND ISLAND.

Earned runs: Grand Island, 3, Two
First base on balls: OFF Wheeler 8; off
Clausman, 2. Struck out: BY Wheeler, 1;
by Clausman, 9. Left on bases: Seward,
q Grand Island, T. Wild pitch: Wheeler.
Passed ball: VALLEY Hit by pitched ball.
Henry. Umpire; Edwards
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-03
COLUMBUS.
MILWAUKEE,.
IotaIs......ST TO q 8
'Batted for Rapp In ninth.
'Batted for Leibhardt in ninth,

Columbus "......O0 o21o 15
Stolen bases: Lewis (O, Rapdall. Sac
rifice hit: Lewis. Two-base hits: Nc
Glynn, Hinchman, 'Congalton, Randall.
Three-base hit: Congalton Bases on
balls: off Packard, Z; off Leibhardt, l. off
Nicholson, ?. Hit by pitched ball. Odwell
Gby McGlynn). Struck out: BY Packard,
y by Leibhardt, 3: by McGlynn, /. Double
plays Rapp to Perring, Hinchman unas-
sisted. Hits; OFF Packard, in seven In
nings; off Leibhardt, in two innings; off
McGlynn, in five one-third innings off
Nicholson. in three and two-thirds in
nings; Time: 200. Umpires: Owens and
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-03
TOPEKA


Denver ,...............3 o 81 s-5
Topeka .,..s.....s....0 0 o o o o o o 90
Two-base hit: Cassidy. Sacrifice hits:
Cassidy. Gilmore Sacrifice fly: Lindsay
Struck out. BY Schreiber s; by Fugate, 3
gate. 2 Double play. Rickert 10 Whitney
Hit by pitched ball: Quillin. Left on bases;
Denver, 81 Topeka a. Innings pitched:
by Fugate 5 a runs. hitsls BY Durbin.
a rug. hitss. Time; leo Umpire: Clark.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-03
Krapp'n Pitching Short.

DETROIT. July 2.--Krapp was taken out
OF the box today before Detroit got a hit
off him. He walked four men and hit an
other. West replaced Knapp ard Deti oft
hit him hard. In the seventh James " as
sent In for Cleveland and Detroit got five
more hits, and as many runs off him, De-
trot winning. IA to 8. Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-03
Totals. T'sa Il Totals.

Two out when winning run was made
Superior .....0 o o o o 90 O OIL
Fremont 100 o o 0. 0 o Ia
Two-base hits: F. Bockewitz Mcdowell.
First on balls. Off Stevens. /: off Rouse.
4 Struck out: BY Stevens. s; by Rouse. 4.
Double plays: Mcdowell TO Michael to
Bockewitz; Thompson to Fullen. Passed
ball: Prucha Hit by pitched ball: Turpin.
Carey, Rondeau (2), Allen. Sto en- bas. 8:
Rondeau, Bennett, Bonner, Neff Turpin.
Carey, Thompson. Sacrifice hits: Stevens,
Fullen; Time; :2;O6. Attendance, 800. Um-
pire. Held.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-03
Hastings Defeats Columbus.

COLUMBUS, Neb.. July 2.-(Special Tele-
grom.) -Hastings defeated Columbus today
with the. assistance of the umpire which
was unnecessary Hastings punched its
hits in the eighth. scoring five runs. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-03
PUEBLO.
ST. JOSEPH TAKES THE SECOND
Des Afoines Loses Contest by score of
Is. Three TO One.

sT. JOSEPH. Mo-, July 2.-St. Joseph took
the second game OF the series from Des
Moines, to 1. Umpire Shoemaker was IN
and Catcher Kerns OF St Joseph and
Pitcher Herche of Des Moines acted In his
place. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-03
onizzLins BLANK TOPEKA TEAM
Denver Takes second Game of series,
Five 90 Nothing.

DENVER, July 2.-Denver won the sec
ono ssme OF the series from Topeka today
yincible. the visitors falling TO reach
farther than second base Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-03

Psrsistsnt Advertising is the Road to Big
Returns
The Key 70 the situatiOn-Bss want Ads.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-03
Totals. so II 81 10 ?
sBatted for Isange in sixth.

Chicago .".."..... .-s
Two-base hit; Sullivan. Three-base hits:
Callahan, Schweitzer, LANCE Tanneh II.
Home run; Collins. Hits Off LANCE in
nings. Sacrifice hits Tannehill. Austin.
Double plays: Petty to Wallace to Black;
'Tannehill to Mcconnell to Collins. Left on
bases: Chicago. s; st. Louis, 4. Bases on
pitched ball: Lord by Petty. Struck out:
By Petty, 1; by LANCE, 1; by Oimstead, /.
Time: 1:H. Umpires: Mullin and Evans.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-29
COUNTY INSTITUTES
ARE FLOUR|SH|NG
THIS YEAR
Much Enthusiasm Evident at
Various Gatherings; Re
quirement for Certificate
Examinations Raised.

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uunue % his Santa H.. b,ad,uartrrs
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There haas been tho utmost en-
thueinsm for tho work of th,s, sum-
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second 0lt.s certificates has been
gt.atll Increased. and th, results
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COURSES SNOW lh'' si'hi d'hI OF
uru.teN Iuort hSs been learu,d The
r,qu.rsm,nt. af ,ll .,xsmiuat.ou. nav.