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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-20
Yesterdays Results.
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Nesterday's RssuIts.
WESTERN LEAGUE
Topeka 5: Omaha y
Denver, !; Des Moines. O.
Lincoln. >, st Joseph J.
Pueblo. j. sioux City, 6.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chicago. %. Boston
PlttEburg, s-l9. Brooklyn, 3.
Cincinnati, ~; New York, 81
81 Louis, 81; Philadelphia. 81.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Philadelphia 5. Chicago. / Thirteen in
ulnEEl
" washington. s. ST Louis. :. CTsn tn
ninEHl
Bostos, 8. Detroit. g
New TtSa. ., Cleveland. 3
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Milwaukee 4 Louisville 8
Kansas Cay. I. Toieoo,
-. Paul B. Columbus. /
Minneapolis. .. Indianapolis.
NEBRASKA STATE LEAGUE.
Fremont. Grand Island g
Seward. 8. ksarnsy. l.
York. 80, Superior. 81
Columbus q. Hastings. J.
MINK LEAGUE.
Pals City- Shenandoah. no game.
Nebraska CITY. ,, C2ar1ndG 0
Humboldt 3 Auburn. 3,
Games TODAY.
Western Lsarue-Tupeka Al Omaha
Joseph. Pueblo al Sioux City.
American LcaEue-Phiadelphi at II
Louis " HshtnEton al Chicago
American AssoCiAtiun-kAnsB City al
az Columbus. Minneapolis nj lndianAp9lgl
Nebraska state l.saEu.- Fremont az
Grand Island. seward AZ Ksarnsv Yorh
AZ Superior, Columbus 81 Hastings
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-20

ARAPAHOT N.h. Aug tA-ts. .-rtsI Tel
sErHm-l-Ths Arapahos braves Won the
ina game a. Edison today 10 shuttinE
the orleans bunch ugt 1he Eurns wac
fWl 81 brilliant plByt and was Witnessed
bN one 81 the largest rruMG a. that has at
tended any game a. fhlE section of fhs
state during the season. Score
ArHpahos ...........- % o. q q IL
Orleans --...-..... q a e.
batteries. Arapu hoe Tanner hnd Carol
Orleans. iltfk and and Gardner Hits
ArurlH hoe a.. Orleans & struck out ~
Tanner NJ. ba Khklund 4 BRBsH on balls
of Tanner a. OF kirkland q Umpire
Bob = hHfsT
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-20
REILLY
BROOKLYN
-. Joseph IHheIa-r sna rive Oth-r
Nr. P-rh.a ~ aunrrh

Mtnors P1rchs~~d ~ suDerhaa-
NEW YORK. Aus. M.-rhe Brooklyn base
bah club Annunees the purchase Of sir
minor League players for fan delivery.
The most prominent IL Barney Reilly Of
the -. Joseph team Of the Western
league. Reilly 10 an infisloer and was
captain Of the freshman team a. Yale.
when be went Into professional base hall.
Otiler plGy err bought are Mayer y
pitcher from Albany. Ca. 6ittun. = pitcher
from Columbia s C; sykes. the Atlanta
first hAsemGn and Outfielder Murphy and
Bifroff. from Great FaIis. Mont
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-20
ATHLETICS WIN IN THIRTEEN
Dougherty's Muff Of Fly Ball Ends
Pitching Battle.
sox LOSE BY THREE 10 ONE
Whine oppe.e- PIank. who 90 orSereS
Oct Of tame for DisputiBE De-
eIstSs. AFTER which MsrEan
Conttaues Battle.

CHICAGO. Aug. ls.-DoaE herty's rnufi Of
ny hau. after one man had singled and
another sacrificed. followed by a safe hunt
and a double IN the thirteenth inning.
ended q pitching battle. in which Phila-
delphi8 won the final game Of the series
today. to !. from Chicago White OPP
posed Plank, who was ordered cut o. the
game Tor dtsPuung the unpirss decision
after which Morgan continued the battle
The support behind the visiting pitchers
Wur r,erfR-f Srnrs
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-20

WAUEA. Neb, AuE. u-ispeelai D-Tns
" a1sa base ball t0urnsnent started On
"A t.dneHdAy With a same between HarttaE-
ton Hnc Nauaa Thursday. Tha Ninnef
nEainEt Oakland Friday and the Win-@r
a. afusf GrelEhtun- wednesday "a nuna Ntr
81 3. THURSDAY Wauna ,ssn Il 10 a a.
Friday Wauka again Nun from Crsig.iiiasi.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-20
WRECK VICTIMS PAID
BsriinEton Railway Settles ~ith
Omaha Ball PIsy-rs for one
Hundred DsIIsrs Each.

happier bunch Of hare hnu PLAYERS
never existed than the kOurh-r FRIDAY
Earlv ia the morning Clutfu AGENT az a..
burlington Railroad appeared armed with
bunch Of checks. watch ne Distributed
among the players in settlement lur a.
gurtEE Eusta ned IN The Indianula wreck
tSu norths arc Every player Whu Was
On TIE train a. the time teUeyed a CHECK
Tor about Sh9
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-20
PIRATES EvEv WITH BROOKLYN
Ptttsburu Tskes Early Tad - Ftros
Cauv<at Of Day.

BRooKLNN Avg R-Brpoklvu aud
PttshurK broke even IN the double- header
today Iseifisie allowed fifteen hitE. bat was
effective with nen on hAses. thirteen run
nerp being left hTe ,tsters had . lead
q 10 70 2 in the second game when Brook
lyn brKHn the ninth inning rally for
seven hits and five rune sent Adams 70
the club house. with two men out and
Berger at bat Steele Eot him and the "a me
rnded 20 20 Z Score firs1 game;
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-20
anssssspp Golf Chapo Cubs Over Boston, Omaha Wins
PHTlLES DIVIDE TWO GkEE
Twelve-Inni,s PiteAsrS' Battle Goes
% Cardinals for Starr
LOCALS BUSoE HTS N SECOND
Erve 60 rh-e~ z-s -1v- - T-r~ Fi-si
s-ere---=t Average Wsx
ras In Cc.--p of tSe w.
So-s-st.-

Pfui.ApEt. pHIA Az p-st Loss
s7,s ewes - . 6oas,s-seate- he-s tscAy.
r. n-.i re wa rtce--z es;:'s D.
tu,~- u.---s- ~ .le.s-t.r. tss vtEsysrs
utr.i-r In tee t~c1s.N i-si-E . BLK
souh,e q vs th-C~ = AiezAate- ans
cakes ssarie Tc- ec=e tea No. n,
ssrooa rz-rs ~ bS-ce.ar hts VIII esses
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-20

cia :. l-s,entrni CifF shut put aurora IA a
nril uiEved game here Friday = 20 q Lauh
~ riis local tcArn allowed hui Two hitH and
STRUCK uuf fourteen men. Hncken har-- Of
Au-Ur4 MAS fuuad fur fourteen hits. 7core.
RHE
AnroHa -.------S . . 800 49, s
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-20

IolaIRa-- q W u ]
'Batted Tor White In the thirteenth
Ran for LANCE in the thirteenth
Chicago .....s....... QNR9NNe o01-i
Philadelphia ...-...- e0ooeRe Ree0oS-s
TWo-haEs hit; Thomas Three-hass nit.
QlortnG Hits; OFF Plank s In i've aud
one-thtru innings off MOrEHu. IN seven
and twp-thirds innings Sacrifice hits
Mcconnell. Baker. White. Murphy stolen
bases. II. Lord, ThomRE Left on bases
Chicago. y FhiiadslpiA. FIRST on balls
OF Plank. 3. orr Morgan ? struck out:
BY White. I. hy Plank. I. by Morgan 3
Time .. Umpircs. Parker and sheridan
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-20

sRstfed for Bel In eighth
sRnssed for RtfYkR IN ninth
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-20

NEBRASKA CITY. Nsah- AuR h.--fSpa-
ciHl f-ArrRnEHmtntE have aeHn uruupiai -
for the hnidinE ~ ina fhrHt day. rae
usei trE hfsre August = and ~ ana Eurns-
Thing prer -N hrrsaE have been enferF Z.
NeKt NednesduF al ~ the places % hlis
ness 20 ais ciff are 20 be blessed a. taahss
fhz lsuIsl- tr a1tend L.afrs purses have
hern hung ~ ~ ths sE@pcihtisn-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-20

Eases o. balls: OFF Delnotf D. Off Clarke.
= Hit by Ti.ched ball Eanduer. Sacri-
ftce hits- Niehuff ca. ThomRson. Sehoon-
ever, kEssaNcs ~ Stpieu bases. NiehQn
-, Ihcnasor, kane ~. ArboEaEi Fsickert
Struck out: b. Benott 4 Left On bases.
Omaha. 4. Topeka Double piGl q:
Emery TO Chapman 10 Whitnev I'd nniEtun
20 krups 20 Whitneg Emery 10 kreps TO
Whitney Time san. Umpires Mckee ana
Weaver
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-20

sBatted FOR BeT1s In ninth.
sPREles cut on inheid nv.
KearDsy ............. Vel10 80 -
Seward -.-.--...-.-.- o O q 80
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-20

Sacrifice hits; ToWne. Wagner Two
base uitE Hielly. barber. Three-base hit.
ClsRlunk stolen bases Beiu3n. AndroaK.
Bre-n. Double play. Wagner 10 Hart
man 10 TOwne. struck OIL: BY Jackson.
8; b. Barber. a. bases on balls OFF Jack
son g; of ssrbsr. o Passed tail. shaw.
Time. ] 80 Empires; Clark and Mcdowell
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-20
DETROIT BUEcHEs AND WINS
Baumana &. Brilliant In Defeat Of
HOstsn Amertcans.

DETROIT. aus. p.-'pstruti punched hits
OFF Joe Wood IN the fifth today. scoring
four runs and defeating Boston. 20 3. 10
the closing game OF the series BHumAnu'F
brilliant fielding a hard balls featured.
Score
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-20

'Hsttea fo- AisAu-e-. IN re yvelfth
- Louis $685.: 9 ieee -
Fhuaaelrhia Q 2 ~
Turo-haKe hits CRksE. I as. Dc. an.
Ruzr Tr-e~-tsss hitr EiitE. DooiAa-
horne run. pNck sy-iel Eases MoWrs1
"a krahe Alexander. StrlcA e1t- ~
HRrrnor :. b. AierE-1sr. n0Ne.e , az ;
Knab. r,ccisr 40 pra1Eae6. FtrNt -hase
On balls CT Harmon =. cff AiSxaader. :
Tine. 80 Urrrtres oDRy Ane Erntts
Score rsc1r6 game
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-20
FREMONT WINS ON A MUFF
Ward for Grand Island Drops I=ti.ld
Fly that Does It
SMITH AND GREES ON MOUND
Each O1e tn Ffne Form sd Gilt
Ragged Rail ResaIta- Score Bet=E
sh1tou, for Third City 90
one for Champs

GRAND ISLAND. Neb-. Aug. 1s--tSpeciEI
Telegram. Ward lost the game for the
third city 10 Fremont when be dropped an
infield nv that came into mis- mitts- Il Was
In the ninth inning with two out Smith
and Green we're on the mound and both
pitched WtRuiug ban. The teams viii play
douhls-hsaosr here tomorrow. score
FRFNoNT GRAND ISLAND
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-20

I'Wo-hass int: Harms Sacrifice hits
Wilkins, BockeNitl. stolen bases: Allen
Dorsch Irwin. Double play. Kelly 20
smith 70 Farrrll struck out; b wilkins
.. by irwin. g. Bases on balls. or Will
kins. 4. of Irwin. 3 hH bY ptfchee hall.
smith. Time: la Umpire; McDermuri
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-20

IN0- hDEf M l0hh- Thrrs-haEf hits .
nfukc HHufnuuu nHHeE uu haliB OFF Wood
= eft summCiK. a. STRUCK out by Mood "A
by summers. g. Time a. Umgsres EEun
and Evans
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-20
GRIZZLIES CT rUx N EIGHTH

pe- NoiHe- FS:ls - ScOre in second
Game Of Serfcs.
DIES MONIES. Aug. ls.-Denvsr won the
second game Of lie series this afternoon.
asfsating Dss Eo.rcs BY q score OF 10 o
The visitors paved Al errorless game
Scors-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-20
SIOUX GET SIX RUNS m FRs1
Barber Heads P1~blO 90 One score
with Eight HitA

SIOUX CITY. la. Aug. n.-BSreer
pitched good ball throughout the game to-
day and Sioux City wen from Pueblo.
TO 1 Jacps5n'E wildnsss in the first In
ming with an error and three safe drives.
allowed the Champions six rams. Score:
EJnT~g- f~fJ-V
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-20
FEKkK PUZZLES ST. JOSEPH
All-vs Sat ToEr 5its AID FAzs Eleven
Gs- DrrizE Cane.
THZE TO one xoK AFTUoPEs
Ea.,> sne sfrro-saici Seear~ rhr~~-
Get --e-ss--er-Ftve
stole B.--..
TH2EE 10 one EoR AFTuOPES

81. JOSEPH Ne. ArE. ts-Eh-au held
s. gosePa 10 foss bits :cd.y sad faznrd
s-sr.- r-sa Lr-rla No.. : 20 J. Score
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-20

BBo7KlTN
Trtsis III Is 2 q

Tuo-haEs hits Clarke. Wilson. Hunruel
Cediscn Bases on halls OFF Leireld I
orr RuCker. . Struck out. 81 LaiflSid. I.
to Rucksr 4 Time j. ~ Urnpires Klein
and Brennan
score second Earua
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-20

Stole Eases Jc-es. NefEke- EzEuier
Cobb 90. Sacrifice 1T. Jones Thre--hast
hits, hsil1. Mcconnell Thor7ss Two
base hltS- Metaks. Mccormick struck
oEt- By Eh1rEE- II 81 johnson. e. ~
Freeman / Bases On hsfS. of Fhuan
4 CT I1EcsT-. . n -hie PLAY Thomas
L Ehnan Hts; or johnson = ~ eight
irElnEs. OF Freeman. in one inning
PAsEed hall GoEsett Left on naSes. ~
JoSsrh. s. Lsucoln. 6. Time sfs Tmpries.
Knapp and Morgan
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-20
DENVER

J Erte-o lse MT. henWorthy. nun bai-
ted In. ken worthy. Stolen bases. Lind
say e.. Coffsy Double pays Graham 70
Dryer. Lloyd 10 LindEay Left On bases.
DeE Moines. D. Denver. & Base on hAhE:
Off HueEton. l. Struck OUT By EenworthF.
3; by Auesfon. 3 Time. IN Empires
Shoemaker anu Haskell
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-20

slafting So hrsi hole ~ ne sftsrnosn
hidss duht,sa his ssreas sh-t And IN. bsit
feli tnsa sherr - me hsdnssfr Lars "a.
a. me Efeen snt haiee 81 ia Z e. Rssa,
= mating Lax ~
Hs1aazg AIS 11iss az - ina asn "a
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-20

sEBted for RAridsn an ninth.
sIlHtted for Pfsffsr IN seventh
sBHttsd for Thompson In ninth
4 hiCAEo ..........s 3 q A-fF
Ha-tou ..............2 g 8
TWp-haEs hifs lehman -hvBn Thres-
huEE hits Tinker a.. Home runs EirnmFr-
man Schultz Millsr HITS. orr Mattsrn
10 N three and uns-third iuninEH off Ff.f-
Ter = in threc aud tWu-ihiTd inulnEN eff
Thompson. ! IA two innings. HCrifiuE hits
Sw nsney Hr3dwel fEoFh hsEHE Muller
IuEsrton Eimsrmnu Double uluyE Tsuulin
u lrEsrtun Thutullsou 10 inEertun &C. Mo
Donald 90 sweeney Left on base CHI
cage g RnEtun 70 HaHps halls or
out p, Cole. a. b. Msttsrn a ~ Pfsffer
g MID pitch cole. Tirns 10 rmpirea
fohnEfuur ans EaHun
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-20

sslurnun asR-z -sr -sdou II Ne uers
n Ihs Bee
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-20
CUB sLAED HARD ON THE DOVES
ChiosEo PiIes ~ Nise,eeu Hits ssd
siEte~n ReRs-

BOSTON. Aug m-Bsfors the largest at
tendance 81 the National league pArk IN
mere than two YEAR,. Chicago defeated Ros-
ton this afternoon. u TO. = Mattsrn and
Pfsffsr were hstted freely by the visitors
and Cole, though he kept the hits scattered.
was wild and times ineffective socrs
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-20
LATE RALLY SAVES SEWARD
kearney KaPttslists beaten IN Ninth.
rive 10 Four.

KEARNEY. Neh. AUG ~ -lspeCiAl Tel
WAS defeated here today
IN a close game the home team making
a ninth inning rally n. Gray and PAGES
.sDa Wsilv made home runs Score:
-. !.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-20

Earned runs. Koarney 3 seward. ].
Three-hass hi Downey. Bases on balls;
off Naples = Left on hanee. A carney. 4,
Seward, q Two-base hit: synsk Home
runs Il GRAY. WRIly. PREies- Struck out.
By MHpiek T. by smith q hit BY pitched
hall. Henry Passed balls WHily Tine;
] Is. umpiret eockswitL
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-20

st Louis ...........-a y Q ~
PhfadslphLs -........R . . ~
Two haes hits Eegk "a. rpolan. Home
run. 8 Nnr-r Stut~n kasess DoolRn.
HuEEfnH PAkECrT = MsEee. struck cut
By Geyer 3. ~ stRck 4 Double PLAY
Geyer. Eli-s and Eo--trrv. Tine G-@
Urnpi-es. O-nag R-d Ensiie
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-20
WASHINGTON VICTOR In TENTH
-. Loui. is Brntrn. IsiEht So seven.
90 Last Momsnt.


ST. LOUIS, Aug m- Washington Wun
another game from 81 Louis. 3 10 2. IN
fsr frrnInrs E.u~sa
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-20

'BHtted fer Burke in ninth
PittEhurE ..-....-.-. pRp. i-io
Brooklyn ..-.......P 20 90 -
Two base hits Leach. Gibson. STARK
Three base hits Gibson. HgmmRl Home
run: Humrnsl. Bases or halls: orr SChs rat.
!. of Bell ]. off Burke l. Struck out By
neil. !. by Adams. 3 Time 100 UmptreF:
KLEIN and Brennan
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-20
ELECTRIC SPARKS LIVE WIRES
uts Gsras tr.s. =. -. &C ~ s-ess 90
Ftre 50 Thres.

The Eisrarir Eparks - the ornAha EiFv-
tr4r IAEht and Fpvss rnmhanY ven q
game from the A a &C Saturday sfisr-
neon 70 The feature - the game Vas
fourteen HtrKkeeuts b. Mpftirspn ~ the
v-,.-trir Rsarks zrors RHE
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-20
PAS RETURN Is AUSPlcI0J;
When He Cones Back non Scouting
Trip BOYS Gizgsr Up
DzloTT TAXES THINGS EAST
Does Fi1s Work Uztil Last Chance.
When Hsu S1cceeds
GGRDxER BUEFED OF TIE HEAD
ka~ Fielder - Pst Out ~ ritrhes
nall FIRST TIrzv Vr-Hi> sizt~-
Fzn Oct In o-d~r-Drubsr-
Hez ser Tcdr,.

Pa Rcu-ke.s ap7earaa1e en- the tai t-r-s
vszssz6ay sftJrnao1 fetoVtag sc1-t.Hs
tri7. sesz1r6 GO fli the C-aahA yizycrs VIA
more -sar- thsa me- have e<h o-tsd n
TIE las Nsek r1L -Ess rorn7ea e. wl.s
The frs game VI ssh tins HaUs In easy lass
icn 3 a g 60 5 score
ptnust- ire his SioD1s Ro--A~ tw--lsr.
had little truu5-e with TIE ToFt El-CEsrs
sa1 t.at them OF % commission n quick
the. b. rs CLASSY n.asang. GaT6zeI. the
Kzu rirhf fielder. vas- he came % bEt
fcr the firss time. n the ssoc1d ira-ns.
a. hit o1 the head b. De1n5t; with suea
force tbss he had to Be taken fro= tie
:-ane. u re Bcceher e 6Ew twi-le-, was
sect fato the rirhi sa-6en- Clarke. Tt
youzr -oDeks finger. vas found ai=asl
a. VIII b TIE Rourke. s=d the his werr
bunch~a n such a manner as 10 cant
Tas zsz.kss opened % their half OF the
r5st after the RRrs had bean r11.o6. by
soaring O. AZ erro-- Moore drew Ears
ard Vas sacrificed to second by -SiehoSI
A e-4c- b. Emery gave Thomson base
a7d scared Nao-e. The EAvs came Sazk
sad ticd I'd In the scco1d, whez CARRIER
as tapped or the heHd with the ball
Beeche- ran fer him and cane ia en- q
sacrifice followed by q hit
Rourkes safe After Third
In the third two hits and a walk nettc5
the Rcurkes two more Rms and PIT then
q easy street For THE next two tzni=ss
there Vas nothing doing in the tally nae.
Likewise In the hi line for either team In
tie fifth Topeka came across with another
tally. but the following inning the home
boys ctnohed the game with three hits ana
four runs
Kane walked. Williams beat cut bunt
SchoonoNer sacrificed each q Tag and Arbo-
CAST sent both across the rubber with a
long stnrle to left Kneaves landed =; the
initial saek when Arhy was tossed out At
second Dernott got To second when he Sent
= nice easy enc &c Clarke who heaved n
into the beIsehers. while KnsAyes travelled
to the corner sack Moore then slammed
the ball to deep left for . clean single.
while KneAres and Dsmott rornPeo in
In the eighth the RoUrkes frightened their
hold on the game With two hits and an
error. netting them two more TALES The
KawE usoe an awful attemp; TO gather in
enough 70 even Up in the ninth. -Four hits
were hammered ont and three runs scored
when Derott Was 3srked and Han sent 70
the rescue The handsome tai boy slipped
two halls across the plate 70 two different
men. which settled the game.
Two games viii BE- staged between the
two teams this afternoon at Rourke park
The first game viii be called az $50 O'Clock
Il win b the second double header which
has been pulled of this year. the first one
betng played one week ago. The double
header If necessitated by the calling 81
the game off Fridsy on account OF rain
Score
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-20
HARRY LEGG is
GOLF CHAMPION
TrsnsnississipPi Title Hsldsr Repeats
and Gets HAtsh in Tourney
Finals
RIDER PLAYS BADLY OFF PORN
Des Noines Man Gees Under BY Sqers
Of Eleven and Tea.
oSE-smED MATCH DIsAPPoNTs

Gallery Had Expected Rider e Give
Champion = Scare
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-20

TWo-bGse hit. Bennett FIRST base on
balls OFF Smith. = Struck out. BY Smith
p: BY Green O. Lett on bases: Fremont. q.
Grand Island Double play. HRrgiE to
Smith 70 Buchanan. Umpire: Kelly.
Newport daily independent., 1911-09-30

MT. and Mrs. Bob Nance of Brinkley, and Miss Christine Scull of Little Rock, came over Wednesday afternoon from Brinkley in MT. Nance's hand some 40-horse power Stoddard- Dayton. The first named par ties returned to their home in Brinkley the same afternoon, accompanied by MT. Otis Stevens while Miss Scull, who is very pleasantly remembered here, remained for the evening, a guest of her friend, Mrs. Chas. McDaniel. departing on the 6;10 train for Memphis. Forrest City Times.
 Beautiful display of fall styles in millinery, Wednesday, Octo- Der 4 for your inspection at Miss Eva Graham's, 53b7
Newport daily independent., 1911-09-30
BAPTIST CHURCH.

Corner of Hazel and Third Streets-9::3O Sunday school Be sure and come for this is our Rally day. The Sunday school hour will be given over to class exercises.
 1o:45 subject of sermon Joining the Chariot" Evening subject at 7::3O 'Repented But Lost"
 Come and Worship with us. All are welcome.
 l.. c. Bauer, Pastor.
Newport daily independent., 1911-09-30
Cotton Picking General.

Little Rock, Sept. 3O.-Cotton picking is we'll under way at the state farm. During the past week, 15O men have been at work picking cotton, and three bales were ginned Saturday. Beginning Monday, 400 men will be put at work.
Newport daily independent., 1911-09-30
Prayer fll6
evening at 7:30.

evening at 7::30.
 Revival meeting begins Oc5o- ber 15. Let everybody get req dy for this campaign for souls and the bel good for morality and true religion. All denonal- nations are kindly urged to coop crate and join hands with Us in this unselfish move for the good of Newport. Come let's worship the Lord together. All who have not been in the habit of al end- ing any church are calle ] to make this the beginning of 3 new and better life.
 B. L. Harris, Pastor,
Newport daily independent., 1911-09-30
CITY AUDITORIUM,
 LITTLE ROCK, ARK.
Thursday, October 5th, 1911 Matinee and Night. u. s.
 Marine Band

of Washington, D. C., Seventy five performers. Worlds Great est Military and Concert Band. Southern Tour by special per- mission of Hon William H. Taft, president of U. s. A. Reserved seats for Matinee 50 and 75 cents; Night,50, 75 and $1. For sale at o. K. Houck's Piano Go.
Newport daily independent., 1911-09-30
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH..
 Regular services tomorrow at II a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Dr. l.. s. Morgan of the North Kiang Su, China Mission is with us and will tell us of his medical work at the morning hour and of the Famine Relief Work" at the evening hour.
 Tomorrow is Rally day, both for the church and Sunday school and we hope to have ev- cry member of the church pres ent at all these services. Will not the members of the church help the Sunday school win the Presbyterial Banner by a liber- al offering to Sunday school work?
 The Bible class will meet at 6:3O p. m. A cordial invitation is extended to every one to at tend these services.
 J. F. Mckenzie, Pastor.
Newport daily independent., 1911-09-30
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.

Sunday school at 9:3O a. IT. Why is it harder for you to get up Sunday morning than any other day in the week?. Be cause you haven't that Sunday school habit. Get it now. It is a good one. We want you and can show you. Try us.
 Communion service 10:45 a, m. Let nothing keep you away from the Lords table.
Newport daily independent., 1911-09-30

If you wish beautiful, clear, white clothes, use Red Cross Ball Blue. Large 2 oz, package 5 cents.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1911-12-01
FLAG PRESENTATION.
JUNIOR Order Gives Stanton School
The Star Spangled Banner"

An American flag was presented to
Stanton School on Wednesday, Novem-
ber 20, by Annapolis Council No. SO.
Junior Order United American Mechan-
les
Mr.. H. E. Welch made the Ipresenta-
tion. The flag was received by the
principal on behalf of the teachers
and pupils and was raised by Vincent
Duvall, pupil of the Seventh Grade,
while teachers and pupils enthusias-
tically Joined in singing "Three
Cheers for the Red, White and Blue. !"
Immediately after the flag raising
the school held appropriate Thanks
giving exercises. The principal, Eliz-
sbeth D. Snowden, opened the exer-
cises with reading an editorial from
Tuesdays Capital. Lillian Warren,
one of the pupils, read the Presi-
dents proclamation. Then followed
songs, recitations, etc. by the pupils
and teachers, and the exercises
closed with singing THE Star-Span-
gled Banner" which-the fiag-had
just been presented the school.
1t is the first flag presented colored
school by Annapolis Council, Junior
Order of Mechanics, and the school
and principal greatly appreciate the
gift and kind motive which prompted
the givers.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1911-12-01
An EstimabIe Woman iii.

Mrs. John C. Hipkins is quite
i'll at her home No. 5 Holland street
and her condition has saddened the
hearts of her many friends, who have
become attached to her by reason of
the valuable services rendered by her.
and her untiring, faithful and con-
slant devotion to all who needed her
services. She was taken i'll about
four weeks ago, and was sent to the
Emergency Hospital, where she re-
mained until last Monday, and not
withstanding her own sufferings she
brought sunshine into the life of the
other patients and made their condition
more bearable than it would other
wise have been.
Lizzie Hipkins" as she is famil-
iarly known has fully exemplified in
her past life the injunction of her
Lord and Master: Love thy neigh
Dor as thyself" and so well has She
obeyed that command that she has
earned the commendation of Him who
has said "Inasmuch as ye have done
it unto one of the least of these, nv
brethren,ye have done it unto me. -