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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-22
Topics of the Times

Notice that Champ Clark isn't donat-
ing chautauqua and lyceum dates ans
that Mr.. Bryan takes the first $3.50 and
30 per cent after that in the same old
way?
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-29

talent soon gave him an acknowledged position.
 Amy's child was born-it was a girl. Philip. however, wished to transfer Red clyffe to the child he could not bear to think that he had Guys property. But Amy insisted that Philip should keep Red- clyffe-her girl would be rich enough, she said, and Redclyffe belonged to the male heir. Although Philip was not yet 30 when he and Laura were married he had the appearance of a man already begin ming to age as he stood at the altar. And Laura, too, showed that she had passed through much mental anxiety and suffer- ing. "I wish I could be sure you are happy" said Charles to Amy as they re- turned from the marriage of Laura and Philip.
 q am, indeed, dear Charles" replied Amy, land 1t Is a blessing that my own dear home can open to take me and baby in. It is such 0 pleasure and honor to be called by Guys name-and he made you all precious to me over again by the way he loved you all. Yes. Charles, you must not fancy grieve. I am very happy because he Is, and all I have Is made bright and precious by him. I shall go on in my own way. attend to baby, take up Laura's business about the school and keep out of the way of company-it is the very thing that Guy wished"
 And such was Amys life. The life led by Laura and Philip may be guessed at. He became distinguished man, but his life was one of regrets. harassed, anx- ious life, with little repose or relief. Laura spent her time between watching him and tending his health and in the cares and responsibilities befitting her station, with little space for domestic pleasure and home comfort knowing her children more intimately through her sis- ters observation than through her own Next weeks one-page classic will be "The Rose of Alhambra," by Washington Irving.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-29
To the Manner Born

From Judge.
 Crawford-"Do you approve of women going into politics?"
 crabshaw-"sure. Look at what pretty bosses they would make"
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Auburn Takes Game
From Nebraska City
Falls City Keeps Up Winning Streak
from Clarinda-Shutout for
Shenandoah.

NEBRASKA CITY, Neb.. June 22.-(spe-
eial Telegram).-In a game filled with
errors Auburn defeated Nebraska City to-
day by seventh inning rally The score:
Nebraska City..4 0 l 0 0 o O-5
Auburn ........,0 o o o 0 O-6 7
Batteries: Nebraska City, Wells, Miller
and Herman; Auburn. Hirsch and Musser.
Umpire, Fields.
FALLS CITY. Neb., June 22.-CSpecial
Telegram) City took the first of
the series today from Clarinda- The
score:
Falls City ......3 OtsO0 lO.-s
Clarinda .,.,....0 o 8 o o o o o ~ 10 4
Batteries: Falls City, Woods and Van
derhiil Clarlnda, smithson and Harmony.
Umpre Kissane
MARYVILLE. Mo-, June 22.-(Special
Telegram).-The first game OF the series
with Shenandoah resulted in a shutout for
the visitors. The score:
Maryvlle ..,..,0 0 90 500 o. s 2
Shenandoah 100 0 0 o 90 5 4
Batteries :Maryville. Lark and Dietz;
Shenandoah Mckee and Castle Umpire
Sage.
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WASHINGTON.
PHILADELPHIA.

ID1.Is' :, &C % Il q Totals......S5 a u
philadelphia .,......l 900 062 -
washington ........0 Q q 0 0 0 Q Q as
Iwo-6 base hits: Baker (2), Murphy, Leli-
S S, Gessler Three-base hit: Baker.
o. by Leonard, 4. Bases on balls: Off 10
walker, 2; off Bender 4; off Leonard. 8
Time: 200. Umpires: Egan and sheridan
New York Blanks Boston.
:, NEW YORK. June 22.-New York took
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AMER ASSN

Yesterdays Results.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Topeka. 2; Omaha, 10.
Denver s; Sioux City 4
Pueblo, q; Des Moines, T.
Lincoln, 8; st. Joseph, 2.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York, Z; Boston, s.
Philadelphia, q; Brooklyn 2; called in the
St Louis, 9; Cincinnati
Pittsburg II; Chicago, g.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Chicago. 2; st. Louis,
Cleveland, 4; Detroit, 8.
Washington, Q; philadelphia, s.
Boston. O.; New York, Z.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
St Paul, III; Columbus, 1873.
Kansas city 5; Toledo, IL
Milwaukee, 3; Louisville, g.
NEBRASKA LEAGUE
Columbus, 3; York, Z.
Grand Island, .; Superior l.
kearney, IL; Seward, O.
Fremont. /; Hastings, 2
MINK LEAGUE.
Auburn, 6; Nebraska City, s.
Clarinda, z; Falls City, s.
Shenandoah, O; Maryville, 4.
Games Today.
Western League-Topeka at Omaha,
Moines, Lincoln at st. Joseph
Ndllohdl Itdkue-NeW 1ork AT brooklyn,
Boston at Philadelphia, Chicago at pitts
burg.
American League-Chicago at St. Louis,
Washington at New York, Philadelphia at
Boston.
American Associatlon-St Paul at Column
bus, Kansas City at Toledo, Minneapolis
at Indianapolis, Milwaukee at Louisville.
Nebraska State League-Columbus at
York, Grand Island at Superior, Kearney
at Seward, Fremont at Hastings.
Mink League-Auburn at Nebraska City,
Clartnda at Falls City. Shenandoah al
Maryville.
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PUEBLO.

'Batted for Northup in the ninth.
Des Moines"....... 0 Q 0 0 l.
Pueblo ......."....o o 0 o o.
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American Yacht
Wins Third Race
German Boat Finishes in Third Place
Each Visitor Now Has
Won One Race.

KEEL. Germany. June 22-The American
yacht Bibeloit won the third OF a series Of
international yacht races for sender class
boats today The American Beaver was
second and the German Seehund III third
The Bibeloit is owned by Harry Payne
Whitney Of the New York Yacht club and
X. W. Emmons Of the Eastern Yacht club.
Each Of the American yachts has won a
race
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NATION ACCLAIMS
RULER WITH JOY

Continued from First Page.)
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BREWERS RALLY IN LAST TWO
Defeat Louisville by Bunching Hits in
Eighth and Ninth.
NICHOLSON SUCCEEDS CUTTING
Batting of LennOx and Breen's Field
ing Are Features-ChaFles Strains
Tendon and Retires from
the Game.
SUCCEEDS CUTTING

LOUISVILLE, KY, June 22.-Milwaukee
defeated Louisville today by punching
hits off Higginbotham in the eighth and
ninth innings, coupled with loose field
ing. Cutting was relieved irs the seventh
by Nicholson, who held the locals safe
Charles strained tendon in his leg, which
forced him TO retire from the game. The
batting Of Lennox and Breen's fielding
were the features. Score:
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CHICAGO.
PITTsBURG
Chicago .......
Pittsburg .......

,IWo-oase hits: Clarke, Byrne. Three-base
hits: Holman, Wagner. Byrne. thinner
man. Home run: Tinker. Hits: off Brown
In four and one-third innings; off Toney
In two innings. Sacrifice hit: Clarke
Stolen bases: Good. McKechnie Double
play; Byrne to Miller TO Wagner. Left on
balls: Off Brown. l. off Toney, loft Leifieid
Z; off OYitz, 3. Hit by pitched ball: BY
Leifleld Good Struck out: BY Leifield 4
by Brown g. Time: 2;05. EMPIRES: Bren-
nan and KLEIN.
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stolen bases: Gagnier, McCormick Three
base hit: johnson. Two-base hits: Gag
nier, Thomas. struck out: BY johnson, g.;
by. B o5 han 3 BY Woy,ertOp s. First
son, &; off Burnham, 1. Hits OFF Burn
ham, s in three and one-thlrd Innings
nings. Wild pitches. JoLnvjn (2). Sacri-
flee hits: Unglaub Cobu ~. Left on
bases: st. Joseph, 4; Lincoln s. Time
Las. Umpire: Haskell
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shamrOcks Want Games.

The Shamrock Base Ball club OF South
Omaha have no game for Sunday. June Is,
ana would like TO hear from any fast anna
teur team in Omaha or some out OF town
team ANY one wishing a game call South
1888, or write T. Curran Co. G. s. Kennedy.
Path and n SITS. South Omaha Neb
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Dodge Trims Morse Bluff..

DODGE, Neb., June 22-(speciaI. THE
Dodge Athletics defeated the fast Morse
Bluffs team on the Dodge grounds, by a
score OF TO l. Score. r.. H "
Morse Bluffs 0 o 90 0 o OIL a
Struck out: BY Hefti, Z; by Bockemuehl,
o. Base on balls: off Heft /; off Bocke-
muehl. l. Two-base hits; Dodge s. Morse
SUITS l. Batteries: Dodge Hefti and But
Ter; Tor Morse Bluffs, Bockemuehl and
kaspar.
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Continued from First Page0
Of Devonshire, while the scepter and cross
are carried by the marquis of Waterford.
and the ivory rod by the earl OF Durham.
Many Notable Figures.
Among the other notable figures in this
brilliant throng are to be representatives
of foreign rulers and states These include
the crown prince and princess of Germany
the Prince and Princess Henry of Prussia,
Archduke Karl Franz Josef OF Austria. the
crown prince and princess of Denmark
the crown prince of Servia Prince Henry
Of the Netherlands, and other princes and
princesses from the royal houses of Europe
and the entire world. In all. the official
guests comprise forty members Of the
royal family, 2SO foreign rulers and repre-
sentatives OF foreign states, 1.450 peers and
peeresses, go members of the House of
Lords and House of Commons, 300 am
oassadors and ministers and members of
the diplomatic corps with their suites. and
hundreds OF representatives OF the clergy,
the colonies, the army and navy, and many
other branches of governmental admins
tration. The capacity Of Westminster
Abbey is somewhat over 5000, and the
throngs assembled within its walls today
are expected to exceed 1000.
The American representation at the coro
nation pageant Will include the American
ambassador Whitelaw Reid, accompanied
by Mrs Reid. and the American special
ambassador, Mr.. John Hays Hammond.
with his wife and daughter. Mr. Reid will
be attended by the officials of the Ameri-
can embassy, including the secretary of the
embassy. Mr. William Phillips and Mrs
Phillips; the naval attache, Commander
Simpson and Mrs. Simpson; and the milf
tary attache, Major Slocum and Mrs. Slo-
cum.
The American special ambassador. MIR
Hammond, has as his military aide Gen
eral Greeley, and his naval aide Admiral
Vreeland Although hundreds of prominent
Americans have attempted to secure ad-
mission to the abbey few II any, have
been successful President Tafts brother
Mr.. Charles p Taft, and the latters wife
are among the few not holding official DO
sltions who have been granted seats in the
abbey. This was done by command OF
King George on the suggestion of the Brit
ish ambassador to Washington, Mr.. James
Bryce.
Three American DucheHses.
The American wives of English members
of the nobility figure prominently in the
exercises Of the day. Among these are
three duchesses, namely, the duchess of
Roxburghe, the duchess Of Manchester and
the duchess of Marlborough, formerly Miss
Goelet of Newport, Miss Zimmerman OF
Cincinnati and Miss Vanderbilt of New
York, respectively. Others are the
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York Wins from Columbus,

IORk, Neb., juno 22-(Special Tele-
gram )-Columbus started out to win to-
gay getting two home runs in the first,
put YORK got to Paul in the fourth for five
mus, which coupled with four errs netted
-FOUR runs, and started the fireworks win
nlng ! to to 3. Farrell and B. Brown were
the stars in the fielding line, accepting six
ana eight chances respectively without
an error. Farrell made two brilliant throws
TO first on difficult chances, cutting off the
runner, Score.
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HOMER IN NINTH BEATS GIANTS
Boston Drives Druoke from Box in
Seventh Inning.
FINAL SCORE Is EIGHT TO SEVEN
Session - Two FOur-BagEers-
Myers Gets Three Two
Base Hits.

BOSTON, June 22.-steinfeldts home run
in the ninth won for Boston from New
York today. to I. The locals drove Drucke
from the box in the seventh inning for
total OF five runs. both Ames and Mar
guard being used to finish the contest.
Score:
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WOOL BILL IN THE SENATE
CONTINUED from First Page.)

manufacturers, not in any way identified
with the so-called wooden trust" had re-
quested hearings. and that under the Kern
motion they would be excluded
The republicans said they would be com
PEELED TO tell the great interests they could
not be heard"
They declared that the only fair thin ?
would be to report the wool revision bill
adversely at once"
This motion was adopted by a vote of
TO L. All OF the republican members voted
for the adverse report as follows:
Penrose, Cullom, Lodge. McCumber. GAL
finger, smoot, Clarke OF Wyoming. Hey
burn and La Toilette The democrats who
voted in the negative were: Bailey, Sim.
mons. Williams and Kern Stone and John
Son were absent
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Athletics Take AnOtber

PHILADELPHIA, June 22.-Philadelphja
won won t6days game, to 5, and made it four
sIalsht from Washington. Bender was
throwing a ball over the grandstand in
the sixth inning. Leonard, formerly Of ST
SMary college, California, took his place.
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Two-base hits: Clemens, Belden. Three
base hits: Dwyer. Claire, Belden. Middle
ton. First base on balls: OFF Hueston, /:
2; off Ellis, /. Hit with pitched ball
Schmidt. Struck out: BY Hueston 2; by
Northup, q by Ellis g. Stolen bases:
Schmidt. Davis, Middleton, Mattick Runs
batted in: BY Middleton, 2; by Koerner, 2;
by Berger, /; by Belden, /; by Dwyer, /;
by Coligan, l. Hits: Off Ellis, 6; off
Hueston, s.; off Benz. 2; off Northup. 4
Sacrifice hits: Claire, Kores Left on
bases. Des Moines, 5; Pueblo, T. Time:
1850, Empires: Shoemaker and Gardner.
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SUPERIOR
GRAND ISLAND.

Earned runs: Grand Island. 2; Superior,
Cook, 2; Smith. Mcdowell, Orr, 9 Two
base hits: Buchanan, d. Bockwitz Coyle.
Bases on balls: OFF Clausman, 2; off
stevens, 3. Struck out: BY Clausman 10
by Stevens, s. Left on bases: Grand Is
land, 8; Superior, ]. Double plays: Orr to
u. Bockwitz to Spellman, Mcdowell to
orr to ID. Bockwitz Wild pitch: Stevens
Time; 1850. Umpire: McDermott
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CLAUSMAN STOPS SUPERIOR
Winning Streak of Leaders Checked
by Grand Island Team.
FINAL SCORE STANDS FIVE TO ONE
Kearney Takes Loosely Played Con-
test from seward by score of
Eleven TO Nine-York wins
from Columbus.

SUPERIOR, Neb., June 22-CSpecial Tele.
succeeded In putting a
crlmp in the superior's winning streak to-
day. After the second inning he was ef-
fective at all times and struck out fifteen
men. Score:
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Totals
SIOUX CITY.
Totals

Sacrifice hits Stem Miller. Lindsay
Cotfey. Two-base hits: Cassidy Neigh
bors. Kenworthy (2), Reilly, McMurray
Lindsay (2) Andreas. Home run: Coffey.
Stolen bases: Andreas, Stem, Breen, Cof-
Fey, Gilmore, McMurray, Lindsay. Hits
Off Aitchison, in five and one-third in
nlngs; off Hagerman, in two innings;
off OBrien, 3 in seven innings. Struck out
BY Atchison, 8; by Hagerman, 2; by
O'Brien, s. Bases on balls. Off Aitchison,
/; off Hagerman, g. off O'Brien 2. Wild
Pitch O'Brien Time: 200 Umpire:
Clark.
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PITCHER WEST BEATS TIGER
Maps Take Game by Score of Four to
Three.
BfRMINGHAM'S HIT BRINGS RUN
Balls All Around Work and Bush's
Fielding Features-BaII Gets
Three Base Hit-Two
TwO-BagEers.

DETROIT, June PHI West of CIeve-
land deserved to beat Detroit today and
he did, to g. Birminghams single in the
eighth scored Jackson from second with
the winning run. Balls all around work
and Bush's fielding featured. Score:
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MILWAUKEE

.Bated for Urendorff in ninth.
'Batted for Higginbotham in ninth
'Batted for Cutting in seventh.
Louisville ......,.... 0 0 0 O. 0-3
Milwaukee ....,.,... o o o SO
Stolen bases: Robinson, Randall Stone
Stansbury, Fisher. TWo-base hits Huls-
witt, LennoX. Sacrifice hits: Howard
Stanley, Marshall Sacrifice fly: Hay
den. Double plays: Marshall 10 Lewis
20 Jones, Robinson to Howard, Breen to
Lewis to Jones, Hulswitt to Robinson to
Howard. Hits: Off Cutting. in six in
nlngs; off Nicholson. in three innings
struck out; BY Higginbotham. /; by Cut
ting, 2 Bases on balls: Off II gginbotham
o.; off Cutting, 1; off Nicholson, 4 Wild
pitches; BY Higg'nbotham. g. Time: 400
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NfiIIers Are OutpIayed.

INDIANAPoLIs, June 22.-Heavy hit
ting by indianapolis and loose fielding by
Minneapolis was the cause OF the visitors
defeat today, II to 4 Waddell was re-
leved in the fourth inning by King after
the locals had scored six runs off him. o.
INDIANAPOLIS. MINNEAPOLIS
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Middle AGED and Elderly PeopI.

Use Foley Kidney Pills for quick and
permanent results in all cases OF kidney
and bladder troubles. and for painful and
annoying irregularities.-For sale by all
druggistA
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GRIZZLIES LAND ON PITCHERS
siOux City Loses Game by score of
Eight to Four.

SIOUX CITY. Ia. June 22.-Pitchers
Aitchison and Sage of Sioux City were
easy Tor Denver today and the visitors
won, to 4. The champions I to Hager-
man In the second inning and hammered
out their duartette OF runs. OBrien, who
succeeded them, was an enigma in the
pinches. Score:
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g. A. Kinney and John Watson made a
fine haul OF TWO black bass at Carter lake
Wednesday afternoon, two weighing a little
over i've pounds.
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Bases stolen Bennett %, Rouse Wat
son, KATE, Fortman Struck out: BY Ortiz
g. Hit by pitched ball Rouse. Umpire,
Mckee. Time, 2:20
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TABLE ROCK. Neb., June 22.-(speeiall
Table Rocks base ball team yesterday
defeated the Elk Creek team at Elk Creek
by a score OF p TO g.
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Free List Bill Reported.

Inc so-called farmers free list bill, then
was called up by Senator Bailey. who first
moved TO strike out the provision providing
Tor the free entry OF meat and meat pro-
ducts. He also proposed 10 strike out the
provision for free entry OF buck,Sheat
flour eornmeal wheat -four rye flour and
other grain products, such as oatmeal and
cereal foods and biscuits. bread waters and
similar articles not sweetened.
This motion to eliminate these articles
was defeated BY vote Of g.
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Lynch Decides AGaIn.t Pitt.hurr.

PITTSBURG, June 2.-Announcemsnt Ia
made today that President Lynch has de-
elded against the Pittsburg base ball club
IN the protest OF the game won by Boston
here on June II by a score OF 10 7.
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YORK


OIHIa'sssss5s VIZ 70 8
ar. Smith out for not touching third base
In the fourth.
'Kissell batted for Weisenberger In ninth.
Columbus .....,.......2 o 0 y o O-3
YORK .,................0 0 o 0 '-7
Earned runs: Columbus 3, York a. Home
runs: Couple, b. Brown, Meixell, Hennis-
sey 20, Dye. Two-base hits: Payne Mas
ters. First on balls; OFF Paul 2. Struck
out By Masters, 8; by Paul. 8. Time, 1855
Umpire, Held. - :
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SEWARD, Neb., June 22.-(Special Tele-
gram )-Seward and Kearney PLAYED a
loose game today, Kearney winning by the
score OF II to 9. There was a great deal
OF hitting on both sides. Score
kEARNEY. SEWARD
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4. az Ease mt. OoWney. TwO-baSe
hits Cooley, Foster. Bases on balls: Off
wheeler, g.; off Hoffman, 2; off Wright,
.. Wild pitch: Hoffman. Struck out :
By Wheeler, 8; by Hoffman, 2; by Wright, g.
Ilme' 100. Umpires: Thiel and Green
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-23

II Is ladies day williams should have
saved that homer until today
Every man on the team sot swine At
the ball in the seventh inning.
Moore had an off day yesterday. But II
can be said that he tried 10 get them.
That double OF Kane's in the seventh
frame meant Just three runs for the
Rourkes.
Every man on the Omaha team with
The exception OF the Skipper got a hit off
Beecher.
kneaves got nipped at the home plate
twice once in the seventh and again In
the eighth.
Rhodes had the Kaws where ne wanted
them yesterday. His dewdrops were there
with bells on.
Arbogast is getting a reputation as a
batter. lie manages to get from one 10
three every game
Morgan can be excused for not umpir.
ing good game yesterday, as the sun
was too much for him.
Williams homer was the longest nil
made this year The PHI scared over the
left field fence like bird.
Schoonover was there again with tn,
big stick. In five times up he got three
safe hits. making six hits in two days
-Four of the runs made by the R,urke,
yesterday were scored on errors and mos
or the others we're the result OF errors
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HIGGINS PITCHERS POUNDED

Pueblo Finds pes MOines Easy in
Opening Game of Series.
DIES MONIES, June 22.--Pueblo won from
Des Moines in easy style today, taking the
first game OF the series by a score Of 9 to A.
The Des Moines' pitchers made a poor
showing and were hit hard and often.
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HastinKs Wina Ana EIeventh.

HASTINGS, Neb., June 22.-(speciaI Tele-
gram. )-Hastings won from Fremont in an
eleven inning game the feature of which
was Garzee's fielding. II was a pitchers
battle from the start. Bennett was ordered
off the grounds by the umpire. Score:
HASTINGS
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-23

CHICAGO, June 2.-Hard hitting and
perfect fielding behind Pitcher Leifield
gave Pittsburg an easy game today over
Chicago, - to g. The fielding of the locals
was ragged and proved costly. Score:
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sOx Win in the sixth.
CHICAGO
Totals 40 s2714
'Batted for Mailman in the ninth.
"Batted for Powell in the ninth.

ChiGaso ,...........O 0 $500 o. 2
81. Louis. ............ 90 o 0 0 o o. /
Two-hase hits; Mcintyre, Clarke. Tame
NIL Three-base hit: Powell. First base
Struck out: BY Lange, .; by Powell q
Time: 1888. Umpires Mullen and Evans
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TOPEKA.

Home run; Williams Two base hits: Me
hou 90, kneaves, Kane, Crompton Toma-
balls: Off Rhodes, /; off Beecher, g. Struck
9ut; BY Beecher, 3; by Rhodes T. Hits: OFF
Rhodes, 4; off BeecheT. IS. stolen bases
Sacrifice hits Sohipke, Kane Left on
Eases: Omaha, Z; Topeka. G. Time: 1910
Ompire Morgan. AttendRnce: 800
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Cardinals Make A. mi

CINCINNATI, June 22-After knocking
smith out of the box in the third inning
81. Louis won its third straight game OF
the series. McQuillan and Fromme, who
succeeded him, were hit hard. Cincinnati
and kept the hits scattered. Both teams
nad a great number of men left on bases.
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New York Blanks Boston.

NEW YORK, June 22.-New Would tooL
boston into camp today, to 0, in a Rame
Mhich was interrupted by rain In the fifth
iinhihs' Warhop twirled effectively for the
t .I' while Pape, who started to pitch for
the Red sox lasted only one inning. Score:
~
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-23
PHILADEL
BROOKLYN


Lett on bases: Philadelphia, s; Brook
lice hits: Walsh, Doolan, Hummel. FIRST
pase on errors: Philadelphia, / Brooklyn /.
Douple play Zimmerman to Hummel to
knetzer, l.. Struck out: BY Bell, /: by
Rowan, l. Wild pitch: Rowan. Hits:
OH Burns, ] In one-third inning; off Bell,
l;26 Umpires: O'Day and EustIs
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-23
ed. Score:


TWO base hits: Crawford, jackson. Three
6 6ase hit: Ball: Sacrifice hits: s. Jones.
Sraney Sacrifice fly: Moriarty. Stolen
passes Moriarty, O'Leary. Double PLAYS:
san to Olson to Stovall. Struck out: By
summers, I. Bases on balls: OFF West, 3,
nit py pitched ball: By West Cobb Time:
l.zg. Omplres: Perrine and Dinean