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Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-24
COLUMBUS.
Totals. ISL 6 "a 10

Earned runs: Columbus, l. Grand Island,
3. Two-base hit: Smith. First base on balls:
Off Deair, a. off Green, l. Struck out: BY
Delair. s; by Green, s. Left on bases: Col
umbus, 4; Grand Island, g. Double play:
Morse to Smith to Buchanan. Passed ball:
JOkerst. Umpire Kelly.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-24
INTER-COUNTY TENNIS MEET
Cass County, Nebraska, and Mills
County, Iowa, Men to Meet.

tO meet
PLATTSMOUTH, Neb., Aug. 22-(spe-
cial.)-The Inter-County Tennis ass,Nia-
ton, composed of Cass county, Ne
braska and Mills county, Iowa, tennis en-
thusiasts, will hold their first annual
tournament August IS, % and 3d. on the
clay courts Of the Plattsmouth association
The rules OF the national association will
be followed. The tournament promises to
be one of the most interesting events ever
held in this city.
At least thirty men will be entered in
singles and an equal number in doubles
A gold medal racquet will be given for
the championship IN singles and two white
shaker-knit sweater coats for champion
ships In doubles.
The entry list will be closed on Satur.
day, August &c. at noon. Drawings will be
made I'm the evening OF the same day.
Entry fee of 81 for singles ana 81 pei
team for doubles will be charged
The officers Of the Plattsmouth associa-
ton having charge OF the tournament are
PAU Morgan, president; Emil Wurl, treas
urer; George Falter, secretary and +. -.
Schulhof. referee.
Two social features have already been
announced for Monday and Tuesday even.
ings OF the tournament.
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EEatteu TOT eFtrrh IN HNtn.
Slated for Pfiester in ninth.
Louisville --.-.-------o 80 90
Minneapolis -.------1 . 0 %
rwo-base hits: GrfmshaV, Robinson, Kill
IIfsr. Altizsr. Struck out: BY Pfiester, 81;
by Peters, 4; b. Waddell. 2. Bases on balls
Off Priester r: or Peters. 2: off Waddell,
q Tine: AZ. Umpires: Chill and Fox.
Never too late to enter The Booklovsrs'
ConueeI
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CUBS ONCE MORE SIT ON TOP
Chicago Gets Three Runs in First and
Ninth Innings.
GIANTS oUTPLAYED BY VISITORS
Richie sent Back Against New York
and Pitches strong Game
HersoE Gets Three-Dasger-
Two stolen Bases,

NEW YORK. Aug. 28.-By defeating New
York. toe. in the final game OF the series
TO-DAY. Chicago resumed the National league
Richie who occupied the box
hen his club lost by a close score on Mon
day, was sent back against New York He
pitched a strong game, and was well sup
ported. Chicago took the lead by finding
Wiltse for four singles in the first inning.
These, with a base on balls and wild
Iitch netted three runs Wlltse steadiod
down then, but was raped for four more
hits and three runs In the ninth. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-24
Auburn is Shut Out
By Humboldt Team
Third Game of Series Taken by Four
to Nothing-Falls City Beats
Clarinda.

HUMBOLDT, Neb., Aug. 2S.-(speeial
Telegram )-Humboldt took the third game
of the series by shutting out Auburn this
afternoon. Score: R.H.E.
Auburn 80 0 o 0 0 0 o o. 3 ?
Batteries: Humboldt Southwark and
Dietz; Auburn, Macon and kraninger. I'm
pire: Meyers.
FALLS CITY. Neb.. Aug. &.-(SpeciAl
Telegram, l-TodGy's game wept th.S.een
innings before Fails City was able 10 score
the winning run, Score; Ri. +.
Falls city. 3 Q 0 ! Q / "a l
ClaTinda 90 . Q 0 Q 0 o o. 8
Batteries: Falls city. Beltz. Finch and
Vanderbilt; ClarindE, SmithsOn and Harm
ony Umpire Kissane.
NEBRASKA CITY, Neb.. Aug 23-lSpe-
cial Telegram. D-Nsbraska City dropped tie
third game OF the series with Shenandoah
today. Score: RH. Il.
Nebraska CITY . 00le "a 4
Shenandoah g l . 0 0 O-5ll 2
Batteries: Nebraska City, Carson and
PinkeTton; Shenandoah, Baird anu Castle.
Empires sage and Kratsberg.
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PAGERS SET FOUR-HEAT MARK
Evelyn w. Gets Better of Earl, Jr,, in
Bruising Race.
FINAL NILE is THE FASTEST
Gray Horses Many Hackers Hard Hit
by second Defeat en- Two weeks
-Immense crowd witnesses
Battle.

COLUMBUS. o.. Aug 23.-Worlds rec
ords were AGAIN the order OF the day at
the International breeders race meeting
at the driving park yesterday. An
immense crowd was drawn to the park
by the prospect Of another battle In the
champion pacing sweepstakes between IN
dependence Boy and Ear. ", hut at the
last moment II was announced lndcpehu-
encc Boy was lame and could not start
Evelyn w. a Cleveland mare, The Abbe
and Walter w lined up TO try conclusions
with Earl. ir. The latter was made
great favorite selling at S26 to $40 for the
field.
In the first heat the crowd was aston
ished to see Evelyn W. set the pace and
win by length from the gray horse In
203 In the next heat Earl, jr.. turned
the tables beating Evelyn w. half
length in the same time as tho first heat
In the third heat this pair raced neck and
neck down the stretch like team, but
he Cleveland mare had her head in front
al the wire and won in 2:0Sh. In the
fourth heat Earl, jr, made tho pace
into the stretch, where Evelyn W. Joined
him and i'm another hard finish beat the
gray horse to the wire by a neck in
2.O2h
II was announced that this was the fast
est fourth heat ever paced in race the
former record having been set at 2:02A
by Robert j. In 1896
1t was also announced that this race
was the fastest four-heat race ever
paced. lowering the average of the for
mer record by almost a second, the aver
age today being a fraction under 2:O3.
Earl jr.s supporters were even harder
hit today than in his defeat by Independ-
ence Boy last week.
The track continued very fast today, as
il has been throughout the meeting, five
worlds records having been established
thus far with three more days of racing
to come Summary:
Champion sweepstakes for PAGERS three
In five nurse 81 nln
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Cubs Beat Giants and Resume the Lead Roke Win Eleven Inning Game
New Tennis Doubles
Champions Arrive
Little and Touchard Defeat Alexander
and Haokett at Newport
Contest.

NEWPORT. r. l.. Aug 2S.-Surprises
marked the second days play OF the ma
tional lawn tennis tournament today, the
biggest surprise being the defeat Of Fred
y. Alexander and Harold II. Hacket, four
times winners Of the national doubles cham
pionship, by r. ID. Little and G. L. Touch
ard of New York, The veterans did not
reinqulsh the title without a hard struggle,
one set going 2S games before they won It,
their only set.
In the all-comers singles for the privi-
lege of challenging William A. Larned.
the second round was completed and one
match played in the third round T.. T.
Larned, brother OF the national champion
and winner Of the recent Longwood tourna-
ment. was defeated by a. S. Dabney Of
Boston. Beals, Wright Little and Touch
ard came through their matches I'm the
second round easily.
Mclaughlin. the Pacific coast expert, won
by default from Pell. Thomas G. Rundv.
another western member of the Davis cup
team, met a stubborn opponent in X. C..
Seaver. former Massachusetts, champion.
but won. SIS. 60, 10. Following is the
summary:
First set, doubles championship:
Little and Touchard ............,...........
..,............. ] . 3 b / SIS Z
Alexander and Hsckett ....................
Second set:
Alexander and Hackett 42245O74
3442444324 40364O34 6-97 Is
Little and Touchard ...... 44O3451
5614262 54lI46414 +-91 Is
Third set.
Little and Touchard ...................
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 3444537-3I G
Alexander and Hackett ....................
...........,.,.......... b-22
Fourth set:
Little and Touchard ......................
Observation-Disclosures. | 2 46 % AZ
Alexander and Hsckett .................
,.....,....,....... 244 3OS154 2-22 4
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sNarsssre@l AsvesC4sas n Ne RsNd u HLE
2 ssu-nA
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-24
MAY WINS TROTrING RA,JE
Bis crowd at Nebraska city 10 see
Track Events.

NEBRASKA, CITY, Neb., Aug, 23.-(Spe-
cial Telegram. This was the big day a
them. az all OF the stores closed. The
track was fast
In the 2:25 pace Mae +. Pick, driven by
Fleet second and Topsy Nc third. Time:
2:2o 2:2lH 2:90s..
In the 2:20 trotting race, May won, with
Gladiols second ana Elmore third Time
PISA, 2:lSi., 2:lC4 2:lg.
In the $50 trntting race, Sevena Nc
owned by ID. W. McCallum OF this city
won tire estraight heats In 2:2ii., 2:2Sh
2:22la.
IN the three quarters mile running race,
Jessamy won easily.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-24
Reds Clean Up Series.
BOSTON. Aug. 28.--Cincinnati made
BOSTON.

TWO-haSe hitS. HODIItzeI, DOWnty VI
Bescher (2). Hits: Off Fromme, Z in seven
and one-third innings; off Smith, in one
and twothrds INNINGS Sacrifice hits;
Bates Clarke. Stolen bases: Sweeney, Dom
lin, Bescher. Miller. Double plays: Fromme
to Hoblitzel, Bridwell to Sweeney to Ten
ney. Left on bases: Boston. o; Cincinnati
10 Bases on balls: OFF Perdue, l: off
Smith, /. First base on errors: Boston, l.;
Cincinnati, 2. Hit by pitched ball: Jack
son by Fromme. Struck out: BY Promme,
8; by Perdue, 2. Time: 1:40 Umpires; O'Day
and Fmslie.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-24
LOUISVILLE
MINNEAPOLIS
I.OuIsViIle
Minneapolis

'Batted for ePters In sixth
Slated for Pnester in ninth.
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Score, second game:
'Batted for James in the eighth.
1.-TWO out when winning run scored.

St; Paqi.....: ,,:....:. ! Q I 10
Z, Two base hits; Bronkie, w. Butler A
Butler. Sacrifice hits; Niles. Burns. Dele
hantN' James. First base on balls: or
BY Decanniere, ]: by James. l. Hits: or
James, In eight innings. Double PLAYS:
Jones to Kelly. James to Butler to BrOnlSie
Left ON bases: Toledo, 6; ST Paul q
Time; lbs. Umpires: Hayes and Bier
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-24

ARAPAHOE. Neb.. Aug. 23-(SpecialJ-
Inability to hit Pitcher Short, coupled with
sensational fielding by ShortstOp Warmer,
put Orleans on the winning end of a fine
exhibition Of base ball yesterday. The hat
ting Of Blckford and a running catch by
Cook were the features: Score: R-H. r..
Arapahoe 30 o 900 o e. 2
Batteries. Orleans, short and Gardner;
Arapahoe. DabruhAm and Carroll. Umpire
bob ShaffeT
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-24
HASTINGS.

Totals....2S q I
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COLUMBUS TAKES TWO GAMES
Kansas City Gets Beaten Twice in
Pitchers Battles.
BLUES FIELDING Is EXCELLENT
visitors Are shut Ont for First Time
This Season in First Contest
ConEaIton Gets Three
Base Hit.

COLUMBUS, o., Aug. 23.--Columbus won
twice today in pitching battles with Kan
sas city, perfect fielding assisting both
Cook and Liebhardt. The shutout Lleb-
fest suffered this season by Kansas city.
Downs made the winning run, going to
first when O'Connor missed third strike
and 70 third on Powelrs wide throw to
Bowerman. ORourke scored him by beat
ing out a bounder to Rockenfield. Score
ircf
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-24
,MER LEAGUE.
Yesterday Results.

Yesterdays Results.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Lincoln, 2; Omaha, 3; eleven innings.
Topeka, /; Sioux city. ?.
Pueblo, 2; Des Molnes, 3.
Denver, 2; st. Joseph, :.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Cincinnati, s; Boston, g.
81. Louis, l; Brooklyn. G.
Chicago, s. New York 2.
Pittsburg, 2; Philadelphia, 3.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
ST. Paul, ~; Toledo 3-3.
milwaukee,, /; indianapolis. 10.
Minneapolis, 8; Louisville, 2.
Kansas City, 20; Columbus, 81.
NEBRASKA STATE LEAGUE.
Fremont, 3; kearney 10.
YORK, 3; Hastings. G.
Seward .; Superior, l.
Columbus, z. Grand Island S.
MINK LEAGUE.
Auburn, o; humboldt e.
Fails city, g. Clarinda
Shenandoah, .; Nebraska City, ..
Games To-day.
Western League-Lincoln at Omaha
Mones, denver at st. Joseph
National League-St. LOUIS at Boston.
chicago at Brooklyn, Pittsburg at New
York, Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
American Deague-New York at Chicago,
Boston at st. Louis, Washington at De-
troit Philadelphia at Cleveland.
american Association--St. tsul at Toledo.
Milwaukee at Indianapolis, Minneapolis at
Louisville, Kansas city at Columbus.
Nebraska State League--Fremunt at
kealney York at Hastings, Seward at
Superior, Columbus at Grand Island
Mink League-Falls City at Auburn,
Humboldt at Clarinda, Nebraska City at
Shenandoah.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-24
Hooper Blanks Valentine.

HOOPER, Neb., Aug. S-(Special )-Nal-
entine met defeat yesterday by the home
and batting OF Hoffman and the batting OF
Uhlig were the features. Hoffman got a
home run with bases full and two men out
and Uhlig got four safe ones out OF four
times up Score: RH. T..
Valentine 80 OOOOO 100 90 5 1
Hooper ..........O I o. o 0 - u 2
Batteries; Valentine. kirkland and
Fischer; Hooper, Hoffman and Jensen.
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Totals.
TOPEKA.


SACRIFICE hits: MITCHELL Andreas, Two
base hits: Emory, Rickert. Wagner. Daw-
son t0. stolen base: Reilly. Struck out;
BY Mitchell s; by Fugate g. First base
on balls: OFT FNugate. 1. Time: 1:S, Una
pires: Morgan and Knapp.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-24
Farrens Win bid Lost Nation.

LOST NATION, Ia, Aug. Especial >
O'Connen OF the Omaha Farrells won his
second game within three days by defeat
ing his cid teammates At Lost Nation by
the score OF 8 20 L Ne struck out fourteen
ard allowed but six klts. Besides the great
pitching OF O'Conn6u HroneEs hitting
claims notice. He got hit every time he
came 70 bat. one two-bagger and three
singles. Score; R.HE.
Lost Nation 20 20 . ii
Batteries; FarTells, o'C0nnell aud Miller
Lost Nation, Rutenbeck and Rohling.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-24
HOOsIers swamp Brewers.

INDIANAPOLIS Aug. 22-McGlypn WAS
nit hard in the seventh, Indianapolis get
ting eight runners over the plate. Mari
pitching and Hoffmans hitting were the
features. The game was called at the end
OF the seventh inning because of rain
Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-24
KEARNEY DRUBS The LEADERS
capitalists Land often on Rouse and
Take Game.
EIGHT HITS FOR FREMONT
Grand Island walks Away from
Columbus with score of Eight to
Two-SuperiOr shuts Dat
seward.

KEARNEY. Neb.. Aug. 23.-tspecial Tele-
gram -Kearney gave Fremont bad de-
feat today, by hitting Rouse hard. Maple
held the Fremont batters down 10 eight
sea altered hits Score:
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Thfrd City Easily WIND.

GRAND ISLAND, Neb., Aug. 23.-(Speclal
Telegram. )-Grand Island played rings
around the visitors today, their work at
times bordering on the comedy order. Good
base running and punching OF hits off De-
lair coupled with errors made victory easy
for the third city. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-24
Rucker Puzzles Cardinals.

BROOKLYN, n. y, Aug 2S.-N. Louis
lost it's farewell game here today, belne
unable to hit Rucker, who was at his pest.
Twice the visitors had the bases tull with
one out, but were unable TO score me
Brookyns hit Harmon freely during the
four innings he pitched, gaining a sate
lead. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-24

HASTINGS, Neb.. Aug. 2S.--(Special Tele-
gram Hastings came back strong after
Yesterdays defeat and beat York, to g.
The feature of the game was "Ty'' Cookies
home run, which was the longest drive seen
on the grounds. Score
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-24
MILN AUKEE


Bases on bans' OF McGlynn, 8, off
Marion, .. struck out BY McCiNnn, 4: by
Marion, /. by Merz, T. Two-ba Sc hits:
Hoffman ~. Three-D base hit: Hoffman
Time: $40 Umpires: Ferguson and Ed
dinEeT
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-24
TOLEDO.
= = WGTIEgS :,
Totals....S7 IL 80 II
Totals. II 80 10
"Batted for Baskette in the tenth.

bdtteu lot baSkette In the tenth.
St. Paui.......... 0 0 0 0 ii
Two-base hits: Hohnhorst w. Butler,
M Mccormick. Three-base hit: Beau.
mont. Stolen bases: Hinchman (D. Holm
horst, w. Butler. Sacrifice hits: Clynes
Clark. First base on balls: Off Baskette
z struck OUT BY Baskette, 4; by leroy
z. Double play: Bronkie 20 Hinchman TO
Hohnhorst. Left on bases: Toledo, S;
st Paul. Z. Hit with pitched ball: Nj
and Bterhalter.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-24
Blend hoy starts It.

The lucy seventh" breathed everp fan
as the home athletes walked in from the
field Moore was the first man up and
Eroan went up as he sent nice easy
one to short, and was thrown out at first.
II was the faiT-haired third baseman who
started things The first ball pitched went
TO a safe spot in left. Thomason followed
with one in the opposite direction, while
Niehoff romped away to third. Kane
came up and hammered a hot one to Dun
don, who made a botch Of catching ii and
then threw II wild to first While the Lin
coin first sacker was looking for the little
pellet. Niehoff and Kane ambled across
the rubber deadlocking the scoring ma
chine. Kane was caught off second, as
was Schoonover, who had drawn a pass.
From then until the end there was no
scoring by either team. No hits we're made
by either team, and 1t began to look like a
long game. In the tenth. the Rourkes got
two men on bases and Pick was sent in to
pinch, but sent pop-up to Dundon, re-
firing the side Lincoln looked like the
big noise in the tenth when Cole opened
the inning with a clout TO the left field
fence for two bags. but he got no farther.
Moore. the first man up for the Rourkes
In the eleventh. walked. Niehoff sacrificed.
Thomson went out to first, and Moore
raced 70 third. Kane. the next man up,
drew two strikes and three balls, and then
hammered the other to deep center win
ming the game. Score:
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flee hits: Anderson, Bachant. Hughes
ROutt. stolen bases: Belden Mattick az
Anderson 20, Ultowskl. Koerner Double
plays; Afattick TO Colligan. Craig 10
Koerner. Left on bases: Des Moines. S;
Pueblo. 4 Bases on balls: OFF Owens, 2;
off Routt 6 Struck out; BY owens. 8; by
Roptt, s, Time; 2iO Umpires: Mcdowell
and Clark
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-24
HAeH nhsULrs AZ GOSHEN, N. 4
sterling Hal Wins GwO Twenty-FOS.
TrOt After stx heats Are ELaced.

GO5HEN, N. Y, Aug 2.-Ihe tirsC uay
OF the 1ranu circuit Iaces mere ALlIacID4
big crown. raNOIItes won In TIE Iree-
Aor-all race ano the Z.EJ uol, WnlCn were
taken in btI sISnt meas. IN the IA trUt
SIX neats were run 10 deeIue the even.
Unlon, DiacA keio4ns, was Oistauceu IA
mo nLtn heat RAler taxing the IlBI Two.
sterling hal finally won, getung Iirst anu
LULIlu moneys.
II WIS saIu mere today that the directors
OF the ssBoUlatIOn nave been aaVissu D.
Mrs h. H. hartman mat sne hau given
tue new sIauGB,aLu 10 the ASSOCIATION IN
memory UI ner husband, whose eiiuits la
DehaII OF tne TRACK InaGe DsLIsss iRssGing
possible.
...,na.tnr.nII naca nuraa 40 nlA
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-24
Blank for Seward.

SUPERIOR, Neb. Aug 23.-CSpecial Teie-
gram 1.-The Sluggers reversed today and
took l to game from Seward. although
outhit two to one and in spite of two errors.
while the links played errorless ball. HR.-
mon was alright and pitched a splendid
game. stevens was hit for seven safeties
but was a Mathewson with men on bases
Score
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-24

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 9.-Philadelphia
won from Pittsburgh and captured the
series from the visitors by two games to
one The contest was a battle OF pitchers
until the seventh inning, when the home
team scored the winning run on Magees
double. Beck's sacrifice and Luderus sin
gle. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-24
LINCOLN.
Totals........ :.

Two-base HIT Gagner. Bases on balls:
orr Hall, s; off Fox, 4. Hit by pitched ball
Cole. Sacrifice hit; Niehoff Stolen bases
Cole 90, Thomas ~. Struck out: BY Hall,
7; by Fox, B. Left on bases: Omaha, 4;
Lincoln. 4 Time 9:lO. umpires: Shoemaker
and Haskell.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-24
Points Colts Win From Valentine,
Two IN One

STANTON Neb., Aug. 23.-(Special j.
Yesterday afternoon, Mayor Points Colts
trimmed the fast Valentine team on the
local diamond. to l. Hopper. for Stanton.
got two of Stanton's four hits out Of
three times at bat. The entire Valentine
team played perfect ball, not an error being
made. Valentines six hits were scattered.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-24

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 2s.-Mnneapolis de-
teated Louisville in IN ethlrd game OF
the series. Pfester pitched well, but poor
support at critical stages ruined his
Z chances. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-24

Glass 2:o trot, two In three linn purseJ
g., NV.
sorder Guard, b. T.. By Border Knight
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-24
1-lper In the Stomach

is dyspepsia. complicated with liver snd
ki6Dey trouble Electric Ritters help all
sJrch cases or no Ray. &c Fur sale BY
Bsatun Drug CO.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-24

-EEthervtlls defeated FatrrnOut, AIinn-.
here yesterday by a score az 20 . No
scores were made after the third inning.
Gerlack.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-24
sr. JOE POUNDS THREE PITCHERS
beaver Loses second Game of series
by Inferior Playing.

ST. JOSEPH, No. Aug. S-St. Jose pm
batted three Denver pitchers hard here to
day and took the seconds game of the series
IN easy fashion, to 2 Durham was
T6n finished the game. Score:
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sBatted for Harmon in the fifth.
- 4 4. 4 nI..n...raAln

aBatted for Harmon in the tifth.
"Batted for Golden In the seventh.
tBatted for McAdams in the ninth.
st Louis .............0 l VI
BROOKLYN ..........2 / 0 0 l IS
Left on bases: St Louis, S; Brooklyn, g..
Two-base hits: Evans ~, Harmon. Zim-
norman Three base hit: Rucker. Home
run: Erwin Sacrifice hit Davidson.
stolen bases: Tooley stark. Double plays:
Bliss to Hauser; Zimmerman to Daubert
to Zimmerman. Bases on balls: Off Har-
mon 2; off McAdams. /; off Rucker, e.
by Rucker, 6. Hit by pitched ball: BY
Golden. Barger Hits off Harmon. in
four innings; off Golden 0 in two innings;
off McAdams, 2 in two innings. Time:
1S3 Umpires Eason and tombstone.
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FREMONT


'Batted for Rondeau in the ninth.
kearney ............1 0 0 s-lS
Fremont ............0 o 3
Earned runs: Kearney, 3; Fremont, J.
Three base hits: Downey, Clair. First base
on balls: OFF Maple, 8; off Rouse. s. Left
on bases Kearney, y; Fremont, TO- Wild
Pitch Rouse Two-bHse hits: Carey,
Pagles ~, II. Gray. L. Gray, Jarrett.
Rouse. Home runs: Clair. Carey. Struck
out: BY Maple, Z: by Rouse, .. Hit by
pitched ball: Rondeau, Rouse. Time: 1856,
Umpire: Bockewitz.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-24
Tennis Starts on the
Courts of the Rod and
Gun Club at the Lake
Darkness Comes Too Soon for the
Players and Some of the Long
Games Go Over to Today.

In spite OF the cold wind which swept
across Carter lake and the tennis courts
OF the Rod and Gun club, the players OF
the inter-club meet were on nand and en-
Enthusiastically batting the ball for honors
and prizes. The third and fourth round
matches of the day We're the big play, the
plan being to play off all Of these possible
before Wednesday, when the doubles are
scheduled to begin.
Darkness fell a little earlier than most
OF the players had reckoned when they
started their games and number Of
matches were postponed until Wednesday
to finish the few decisive games.
Wednesday not only the championship
doubles will be started, but also the con-
ISOLATION singles drawings being made on
Wednesday morning.
The interest in the tournament is very
general among the clubs VINO have players
entered.
Results Of Tuesday were as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-24

stolen bases: Payne, WATSON, Bromley,
Cooke, Coe. struck out: BY Timmersman,
.; by Sindelar, ?; by Ortn, 1. Two- ba sc
hits; Davis, Fortman, Jones. First base
on balls: OFT 1immersman 3. Wild pitches
Sindelar 90. Home run: Cooke. Umpire:
Held.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-24

Three-base hit: HeTzog, StoIHh Dasts
Schultz Sheckard. Left on bases Chit
Cago. 8; New York, s. Double play; J.
Doyle to Zimmerman to Safer. Bases on
balls: OFF Wiltse O. off Richie. e. struck
out: By wiltse 3; by Richie, l. Whd
pitches: Witse, 2 Passed bail: Archer.
Time ~ Umpires: KLEIN and Brennan.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-24

Newell beat Platner, 60, 81.
Il. M. FiXa beat n. Seume, default.
]. Adams beat DR. Thompson, 6-3, Ga.
Spellman beat Stegner, 81 CO.
FOURTH ROUND.
l.. V. Abbott beat A. Hanson, SO. as. Ga
l.. Wilson beat +. Whittemors, o. 90.
II. Kouney beat l.. Lyons. 6-si Ga, g.