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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-02-14

to elect delegates to the repub-
liean national convention; to appor-
tion the delegates TO said state con
yention and to providing for the
holding of primaries to elect such
delegates; to act on the designations
of the chairman and secretary Of
said state central committee, made
necessary by their official positions,
and to transact such other business
as may properly come before the
meeting.
BY order of the chairman.
&C A. NORCROSS, Secretary"
1t is expected that the state con
vention will be held in Reno this
year.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-02-14
REPORTS lone
STRIKE SHOWING
RICH GOLD ORE

last Monday r. q Goyan made
g. trip 10 lone and 10 the Catherine
group of claims, recently bonded hy
Thomas Murphy james Foman and
= X Jarvis from Brauton ard
s'eelc reports the rock showing
i'ehif of free gold, The assays TAX
ea show the ore in the shaft 20
a'erase &aee per ton Nlessrs. Co
'n' Van Devort McCancry and
''usfa have taken leases upon tbo
'oPef'y, aad Ia few days viii
commence work upon them. a mill
,sfs 8 20 te mad % tbs mn a.
't''is, which has an up.io-date ey-
an'te p'aut
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-02-14
OFFICER Of MACH|NIST UNION
HAS BEEN PLACED UNDER ARREST
Business Agent Is Arrested in Dynamite
Cases---Charged With Transportation
of Dynamite---Arrest of Others In
dicted Delayed

ROCHESTER,. y. y, Feb. Ia
Clarence q. Dowd. business agent
Of Machinists union local 90, was
arrested yesterday by Deputy United
states Marshal F. o yiehmann on a
warrant charging him with trans
porting dynamite from one state
TO another al different times. The
marshal was accompanied by Sc
cret Service Agent Epperstein Of
Washington, who arrived here yes
terday early
Dowd made no comment when ar
rested. He was lodged in the coun-
d Jail The warrant was based
on an indictment returned by the
federal grand Jury IN indianapolis.
Dowd IS 35 years old lie came
to Rochester from Mansfield, Ohio,
in January,
Dowd was arrested at a hotel II
is said that federal detectives have
Ieen shadowing him for more than
week arriving here when he
did He has been visitor at the
rooms Of a labor organization IN the
last few days
The warrant 1t IS said. has been
here tor some time aud the notiiica-
tiou to serve Il came from Indian
erolis
After lodging Dowd Ia JAN the
deputy marshal disappeared and all
attempts TO learn particulars OF the
arrest az the federal building were
met with silence
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind Feb. IA
sudden disappearance Of some Of
the men believed TO have been
named as minor defendants IN the
dynamite conspiracy cases. was said
to have caused delay IN the gov
ernments plan to make arrests,
and an announcement, seemingly
final. came from United States Dis
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-02-14
GREAT CHANGE IN FASHIONS,

NEW YORK Feb IA The lady
~ fashion viii shun plumaee on
her hat this year. but viii be a..
lowed 10 display a radianey oi
feathers on her shocs according %
adFices ffam Paris. The very lat
eat note % elegance 10 footwear O.
declared % he shoes covered With
birds plumaee % the most eieganl
hul summed onto the leather
buckles Wlil be concealed hy lItil,
aisuties oF feathers The pFlce q
the nea shoes % course wlll h'
enormous
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-02-14
NATIONAL RANKS WILL
BE uEI.n RESPONSIBLE

WASHINGTON. Feb q Comp.
trollef Murray Yesterday announced
be would strictly enforeg the law
which holds directors ol sstlonai
banks liable for loaasa sustained
through loans In excess q the legal
amount tle Instructed uatloAal
hank examiners when such losses
are discovered lu the future % re-
Iauest the board of directors to pass
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-02-14
WOUNDED MAN
Is DEAD AT ELY, NEV.

John Derino. formerly of Blair
the man who was shot at Ely a
few days ago by the wounds re-
eeiyed The police of that section
have found no trace of the mur-
derer The rife which was used
in the shooting was found hidden
IN a boxcar. 1t is believed that
some Greeks did the murderous
business.
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r,NTmor tKr ~ nUrrr

nurrE, Mont Feb "A 4 slight
earthquake shock was felt as nutts
az : o'elosk yesterday morning NJ
damage was done
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-02-14

D. 6 Robertson formerly With
lhc john ncuuellan nrokefaee com
pan, 10 0oldaeld. arrived from saa
.Frauesso this morning and sill To-
eate here
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-02-14

HtNo Ne rsb ne The u-
~ 81 ihe late Camille l.oakey
e7 a'ed "a susanrlile wlli take
Ase n saHnynls tomerrnN after.
''Ra eng laiermea ain ha h lbai
e.te
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-02-14

Nu cselio Auaa ,bs mullasr
departed thle morning fof New York
nhefc she soes ia purchase Der
rnflng mllHners aua adisi dress
Eaoda
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-12
Triumph Over Pathfinders in Short,
Fast Contest.
FREMONT RUN ON F0UR-BAGGER
shortest Game Ever Played on Free
mont's Grounds-Superior Shut
Out by Hastings, Hershe
Being Star.

AFREMONT, Neb., July 11.-(Special
telegram )-Columbus defeated the Path
finders this afternoon in one of the best
played games seen on the local grounds
this season. The teams were closely
matched and wild pitch was the only
bungle. The first man up for the Paw
nees lined out three-bagger and came
In on a wild pitch, which Neff couldn't
touch. Rouse made a four-bagger, Fre-
mont's only run, and the Pawnees won
the game by Hike hit in the eighth
1t was the shortest game ever seen here
lasting only one hour and five minutes,
the men going out In one. two. three
order most Of the time. Score. R.H.E.
Columbus ). i o o 0 0 0 0 0 t-2 a 0
Batteries: Columbus, Justus and Har-
rison; Fremont, Ramey and Neff..
Hershe Proves Star.
HASTINGS, Neb., July n.-(special Tel
egram. )-Hersche. the late acquisition
from st. Joseph, established new
strike-out record for Hastings grounds
today, tanning fifteen men, besides get
ting two Of the five hits. He had Su-
perior powerless at all stages. Vance
pitched fine ball. but was no match for
the ex-Western Lacquer Only four Su-
perior men reached first base. Score:
!. ;5. RH.E.
Superior -. 0 90 o 5000 90 3 3
Hastings .... 0 0 0 o 1 0 o 80 IS /
Batteries: Superior, Vance and Lizzett;
Hastings. Hersche and Bachant
Clausman Loses His Game.
KEARNEY, Nebr., July 11.-(Special
Telegram.)-Clausm had two bad in,
nings in the game today, allowing the
Kapitalists to win easily the opening
game Of the series. Manager Cockn,an
mixed with Umpire Knowlton and was
fiped so for back talk. President A.. c.
Felt occupied seat. in the press box
and witnessed the game. Score:
Grand Island 0 o 0 O q O. o O. o. o
Kearney -. 0 . 01 o 4 o s-9 13 /
Batteries: Grand Island, Clausman and
Coe; Kearney, Trimble and Gray. Two
base hit: Trimble. Three-base hits:
5ynek, Herriott, Spellman, Pagles. Double
play: Synek to Harriott. Bases on
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-12
"kID" HERALD Is TO BOX
WITH "SNIPES' FITZPATRICK

Kid Herald, the youthful letter carrier
who has been making lightweights
throughout the middle west sit up and
take notice. has been matched for a ten
round boxing exhibition" with "Snipes"
Fitzpatrick at the Eagles hall in Flor
ence Friday night. They have met be-
fore and Herald had a shade the better
Of the go. The men will enter the ring
each determined to settle the question of
supremacy.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-12
NEW 0UTFlELDER JOINS
WITH PA R0URKE'S FAMILY

Pa Rourke has secured new out
fielder His name is Edward Allen and
he halls from Sc Southeastern league
where he played the left garden for the
Hpntsvill club. H is a good fielder and
heavy hitter.
Two years ago Allen played with eoyle
on the Superior team in the Nebraska
statel league. He and Coyie had pretty
race for individual league honors and
but few points separated them at the
end OF the season. For two years he
has batted well over the 800 mark.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-12
Reed wild and Loses.

SEWARD, Neb.. July H. Especial Tele-
gram.l l--Reed's pitching for York today
was wild enabling the home team to
knock him promisciously for eleven hits.
Corners for Seward was replaced by
Fulweider in the fourth after York had
worked In five scores. and he put in
good work to the end striking out three
and walking none. LaFlumbiose's run
ming catch In center field for Seward
was feature. Score: RH.E.
Seward -. 2 o 90 o 8 o s--l0 ii /
York ....... 0 o s o o o o o .0--S.7 /
Batteries. Conners. Fulweider and
Campfield; Reed wilkins and Kelley.
Struck out: BY Conners. 8; by Fulweider.
:; by Reed, 2; by wilkins. l. Bases on
balls: Off conners, 1; off Fulweider,
o; off Reed. 1: off wilkins, s. Two-basc
hits: Brannon, l: LaFlumboise. l. Three
base hit: Malnquist.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-12
Auburn Leads
Over Humboldt

AUBURN. Neb.. July ll.-(Special Tele-
gram.)-ln a fielders' workout Auburn
won today. outplaying Humboldt at all
points. Score: R.HE
Auburn -. 0 100 o-41o I
Humboldt "a 0 o l 0 0 o o O-l5 3
Batteries; Auburn, Reed and Kranin-
ger: Humboldt. Hall and Dietz Umpire:
FALLS CITY, Neb., July 11.-(special
Telegram, l-Falis City won game here
today, II to |. by punching hits and TAX
ing advantage Of Nebraska City's errors.
score: R.H.E.
Falls City. o 3 o 0 22 0 4 ali . L
Neb. City. o l o o o o o o 0--i 8
Batteries: Falls City, Finch and Van
derhin; Nebraska City. Rhoades and Gold
wait. Umpire: Evans
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-12
core, second game:
BROOKLYN.
CINCINNATI.

! IUSG1b s...0S
Batted for Keefe in the eighth.
sSatted for Mcdonald in the ninth.
Batted for Davis In the ninth.
kan Tor Mclean In the ninth.
brooklyn ........, o 101 o o o o. &
cincinnati .,..,... 0 D o o o o 0 o - Q
Two-hase hit: Egan. Three-base hit:
Wheat. Hits: Off Benton. in two and
one-third innings; off Keefe. 3 in five
and two-thirds innings; off Stack, in
seven and one-third innings, off Rucker,
2 In an inning and one-third. Struck out:
by Stack. 2; by Davis. 1; by Benton, /;
by keefe. l. First base on balls: OFF
Benton. l. off Keefe, 4; off Stack, 8;
OH Rucker,, !. Time: 2:N Umpires;
Brennan and Owens.
ST. LOUIS, July list. Louis took the
iinal game OF the Boste1 series and made
1t three out Of four. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-12
WELCOME KAWS WITH CLUBS
Omaha Hops Onto Gears Bunch and
Wins Easily.
DUSTY RHODES STILL A HooDoo
Omaha's Fat Boy shakes His MA
at the Topeka Team and
stuff is OFT In Hitting
4sa Line. r

Dusty" Rhodes had Dale Gears bunch
Gil guessing yesterday afternoon and wor
his game hands, down BY 10 to 2 score
While the Omaha team, was batting
Hornsby to every corner Of Rourkc park
Rhodes was letting the Kaws down with
four widely separated hits
Rightfully Rhodes should have had but
three hits chalked up against him, but
Rickert managed to get freak single
In the seventh. Rhodes had two strikes
and two balls On Rlckert when he at
tempted to duck q ball close to him. He
swung around and the bali hit his bat.
which was over his shoulder. and went
to right field for clean single.
In the first inning alcne was Topeka
dangerous. but when Hickory johnson
slammed the ball over the left field fence
and scored Justice ahead Of himself the
Rourkes took the lead which wes never
overcome. After the first Rhodes was
the big enigma and his hoodoo over the
Kaws stili proved to be there.
The Rourkes hammered the ball.
punched hits In the fourth and with the
assistance Of three walks and an error
got five runs. Again In the eighth they
started things and with four hits sent
three across
scanIon out for season.
Kane was back In his old position at
first base, but Skipper Bill schipke still
held down. the middle bag, owing to
scanlon being laid up In bed with typhoid
fever. Kane's charley horse still bothers
him little. but he managed to get
around the base pretty spry and brought
in two runs. g As s.,
I The Kaws scored first, Rickert opened
with stinging double.to center, went to-
third on Waish's out. An. error by
Rhodes on Lees easy grounddr left Rick
ert score. Justice opened for Omaha with
q single TO center. coyie sacrificed.
Thomason advanced Justice on his
grounder. Walsh to Gardner. Johnson
sent Justice home and scored himself
with ciout over the left boards.
In the third. with one down. Justice
beat out bunt. Coyle followed with the
same kind. Thomason walked and JUS
tice scored onsa wild pitch. Johnson was
passed and Coyls was caught trying to
steal home. Kane drew . walk. filling |
the bases, skipper Bill then broke up the
game with aNdouble to center, scoring
Thomason, johnson and Kane. schipke
scored on Niehoffs single to left.
Last of the Runs. s
Chapman landed safe on Justices error |
In the seventh. He went to second on /
Hornsby's out schipks to Kane Rickert
singled and Chapman scored. Kane drew
q walk In the eighth and scored on
Schipkes double to left Bill was caught /
trying to stretch Il into triple. Niehoff
singled to right and went TO third on
Davidson's single. Davy stole second ana
Justice scared Niehoff and Davidson with
q double to center, Score:
r Il
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-12

BEATRICE, Neb,, July n.-fSpecial. ~
Pitcher Culver Of Beloit. Kan. who rec
emily Joined the Beatrice Mink league
team, was released at Auburn yesterday
and passed through the city last even
Ing for his Kansas home. The pitching
staff Of the Beatrice team is now com.
posed OF Routt. Futcich. Beltz and Bull
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-12
Notes or the Game. .
Today Is ladies' day.

Today is ladies' day,
Feur Topeka players were caught try.
ing to pilfer second.
Ihis is the second four-hit game Dusty
hes pitched this year.
Meyers and Ki3sane are here for 81 few
days with their indicators.
Johnson made a pretty peg In the fourth
ana caught Lee mapping at second base.
Rickert did not know he had made a
run. "
Faces new to the Omaha fans appeared
s,n topeka uniforms, They were Hornsby,
Ryan and Patterson.
Bchipke drove In four runs with his
tr1sfy club Yesterday and handled nine
chances without boot
.Johnson's drive In the first went over
TIE score board In left field. which. IL
the fans remember. Is the highest par,
Of <he fence.
Dusty Rhodes cannot remember thc
oey ne lost = game to Topeka ana IL
sure has pitched ? bunch of games
against the Kaws.
uear failed TO deliver the Foods AZ
Qtncn hitter W the NINTH but then . hit
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-12

Three-hase hits: Kelley, Borton, Reilly,
Beall. Kenworthy. Coffee, Two base
hits: Beall. Leonard, Cassidy. Sacrifice
hits: kenworthy. Beall ca, 0uillen.
Lindsay. Woldring. Left on bases: Dem
yer. 10; st. Joseph, TO- Struck out: BY
Woidering. s; by Leonard 10. First base
on balls: Off Woldring, Q; off Leonard.
:, Hit by pitched ball: BY Woldring,
tQuillen1; by Leonard, (Gossett). Hits
OH Leonard. II In eight and two-thirds
innings Time; 2:l0 Umpire: Haskell.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-12
new YORK DROPS ANOTHER
Series Ends with Chicago Taking
Three Of the Four Games.
For Protesting the Umpire's De-
cision, second Baseman Evers
is Sent 10 the Club
House.

CHICAGO. July u.-Chicago defeated
New York. II to z today making three
out of four games OF the series. The
contest was marked with excitement
Lavender opened for Chicago. and was
hit hard. weakening in the sixth and re-
titing. The locals had little trouble hit
ting Wiitse and Crandell. Evers was
ordered to the club house for protesting
Riglers decision Of pitched ball Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-12
EASY GAME FOR MINNEAPOLIS PAWNEES WIN ON HOMER|
McQuillan Freely Hit, While Home
Team Plays Errorless Contest.
PITCHING OF YOUNG Is FEATURE
Rossman Does some Great Work
with Three-Bagger and Then
Stealing a Bunch of the
Bases.

MINNEAPOLIS. July 11.--Batting Nc
Quillan freely, the home team easily won
today's game. to /, playing errorless
pall behind Young's splendid pitching.
Great infield work by Gerber and
oRourke kept the score OF the home
team down. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-12
WICHITA.

Home run: Hahn. Sacrifice hit: Mid
dleton. Double plays: Claire to Colli-
gan; Leonard to coiligan TO Kores.
Claire to Laonard First on balls: OF
Douglass. 4 Struck out: BY Douglas. !;
by Durham, !. Hit BY pitched ball. Craig.
stolen bases: Middleton CD. Davis (g,
Nee V), Price. Left on bases. Des
Molnes s wichita. .. Umpire. johnson.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-12

TWo-base hits Million. Berghammer.
Home run: Mccormick. Sacrifice hits:
White. Lloyd, Mccormick. Stolen bases:
Barbour, Cole. Double plays. Andreas
TO Smith; Mccormick to Lloyd. Left on
on ballss orr White, Is; off Hagerman, 3
Struck out: BY White. 1; by Hagerman,
4. Wild pitches: Hagerman, 2. Hit with
pitched ball, Mullen. Time: 2.05. Um-
pires: Flynn and Knapp.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-12
INDIANAPOLIS.

'Batted for Ashenfelder in the ninth.
indianapolis ..... 0 o l o o o o a o. 4
Kansas City,. I o q o o 0 0 e.
Two-base hits: Barbeau ca, Fife (2),
Kaiser. Coulson. Three-base hit: Carri.
gan. Home run: Fife. Sacrifice ny.
OConnor. First base on balls: OFF
dixon. l: off Ashenfelder, s; off Gallia,
3. Struck out: BY Ashenfelder, 8; by
Gallia. 8. Hits: Off Hixon, 3 in two.
thirds Of an inning; off Ashenfeder.
In seven and one-third innings. Left on
bases: Indianapolis, z; Kansas City, s.
First base on errors: Indianapolis q
Passed ball: Casey. Time: l:52. I'm.
pires; Chill and Irwin.
Louisville Wins In First.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, July l1-Tha
visitors punched enough hits off Nichol-
son In the first to win. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-12
balls: Off Clausman, 8; off Trimble,
Time: eco. Umpire: Knowlton.
international League,

At Providence-Baltimor II, Is, 1.
Providence: 8, 13. g.
At Observation-Disclosures: 6, s. 2. Mon
treal, 2, 6, L.
At Toronto-Buffalo: 0, 4, 1. Toronto,
2, 8, 0.
At Jersey City-Newark-Jerscy City,
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-12

MADISON, Neb, July 11..-(Special. -
Madison won from Tilden, the star team
of the Elkhorn Valley league Wednesday
by score of to 4 Score: R.H.E.
Madison .......0 8 0 1 Q OF - 8 5
Tilden ........0 0 0 Q 0 / 0 0 Ia s s
Batteries: Madison. Pyres, Ballou and
Withrow; Tilden, Ray and Cole.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-12
DEs MONIES HEATS WICHITA

Home Run by Hahn In the sixth
Settles the Contest.
pES MONIES, Ia. July II --Hahn,s
home run In the sixth gave Des Moines
the first game OF the series with Wichita
, to /. Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-12

and wounds are healed. without danger
Of blood poisoning, by Bucklen's Arnica
saive. the healing wonder. Only sc.
For sale by Beaton Drug c.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-12
TOPEKA.
'Batted FOR Hornsby In the ninth.

z. base hts: Schipke (2), Justice,
hackert. Home run. johnson. Wild
pitch: Hornsby. Bases on balls: off
modes. =; off Hornsby, { Struck out.
bases: Davidson. Thomason., Jnst,ca
sacrifice hits: Justice, Coyle, Kane. Left
~ bases: Omaha. 8: Topeka, s. Time.
laO. Empires: Meyers and Kissans
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-12
would have resulted In nothing, as tn,
next two men were easy outs.
HAcERMAN DOES GREAT WORK

sioux City Unable to Touch Pitcher
Of the Lfncoln Team.
SIOUX CITY, Ia, July Il.-fIagerman
was supreme throughout and wan aasilv
from Sioux City. TO O. Score:
SIOUX Cr,ry
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-12
Totals ...8aNii . Totals 80 10 81
.Batted for O'Rourke in the ninth.
sBatted for Dale In the third.

IWo-pase hits: Gowdy, Sale, Bresna-
han, Jackson. Three-base hits: Titus,
Bliss. First base On balls. Off Steele, a:
OF Dale, 2; off Tyler. s. Struck out: BY
Daia y: BY Tyler. /; by Sale, 8. Hits:
Oh steele. in one-third inning; off
Deie. in two and two thirds innings:
orr Sallee, I In six innings; off Tyler.
IN three innings; off Dickson, s In five
innings. Time: 2:S5. Umpires: Eason
and Emslie.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-12
CHICAGO.
IN Ii
NEW YORK
Totals ....ss 10 81 II Totals ....s5 II "a 10 8
sBatted for Wiltse In third.

'Batted for Wiltse in third.
Chicago .......... o . o 0 4 90 6 ill
New York ...... 0 0 o Q 0 5 o o o. Z
Two-base hits: Leach. Lavender, Doyle.
runs: Zimmerman, Shreckard. Hits:Off
wiltse, In two innings; off Crandail. 7
N six innings; off Lavender, In five in
nings and none out In the sixth; Oh
Cheney, 3 In four innings. Sacrifice hits:
Tinker. Schultz. Herzog, snodgrass. Sacri-
flee flies: Herzog, Tinker. Left on
bases; Chicago, 8; New York, I. Bases
on palis; or Crandall, ~ off Lavender.
z Hit by pitcher. BY Lavender. 8: by
Murray Struck out: BY Lavender.
!; by Wiltse. ?; by Crandail, 4; by Cheney
z Wild pitcn: Cheney Time: 2:io'
umpires: Rieler and Finneran.
Divide Double-Header.
CINCINNATI, o.. July 1i--Cincinnati
and Brooklyn divided q double. headsr
iaenticai scores resulting In both games.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-12
"Nt oScl
MINNEAPOLIS.
COLUMBUS.
Totals ....H 4AB 1
Batted for Congalton in the ninth
Han for Perring in the ninth
1Minneapolis $50 0121 IS

GMnneSpols ...... o o 121 s-5
Columbus ........ o o Ol o o q a.
Two-base hits: Perring, Miller. Tbree-
base hit: Rossman. Stolen base: Ross
man. Left on bases: Minneapolis. &:
columbus, 4. Struck out. BY Young ::
Dy McQuillen. 5. First base on balls.
Off Young, 2; off McQuillan, & Hit with
pn Pl.ched ball: BY McQuillan, Killifer.
to Gerber to Perring. Time: i:so Tim I'm.
pres; Ferguson and Handiboe.
Toledo Wins Third.
ST. PAUL, July 11.-ToIedo wor ~.
tnird game of the season from 81 paul
To-Day In well played contest. Score:
ST. PAUL so, rno
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-12

IWo-Uase hit: Land. Stolen base: Mur-
"a; osy' -. FIRST II base on balls: or Karger, 8;
81 m Faikenberg, 9 Hit with pitched bali:
ny karger. l. Struck out: By Karger
y. ny Falkenberg. g. Sacrifice hits: Chan,
man, Burns. Flynn. Umpires: Bier
halter and Connolly.
Kansas City Gets Four In First.
KANSAS CITY. July l1.-Four runs in
Lne first on a walk. a batter hit by a
pitcned ball, single, a double and a
sacrifice fly gave Kansas City enough
20 deleat Indianapolis In the last OF the
series. While the visitors were Getting
three the locals scored as many more
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-12

Ramblers to Efkhoru.
The White City Rambiers will Journey
out to Elkhorn Sunday to settle an old
scorA
Omaha daily bee., 1912-07-12
AMER. ASSN,
Yesterdays Results.

Yesterdays Results.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Topeka. .; Omaha, TO-
Lincoln. Z; Sioux City, 2.
Wichita. /; Des Moines, O.
Denver. Z; st. Joseph 5.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston, 8; st. Louis, 8.
New York, Z; Chicago, II.
Philadelphia. o; Pittshurg, o; called Sec
ord inning; rain.
Brooklyn, 2-s; Cincinnati. 80.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Cleveland, 8; Washington. 3.
st. Louis Boston; rain.
Detroit-New York; rain.
Chicago. .; Philadelphia, o; called Sec
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Louisville, 4. Milwaukee. O.
Indianapolis, 8; Kansas City. 2
Columbus, |; Minneapolis. s
Toledo. Q; st. Paul. /.
NEBRASKA STATE LEAGUE.
York, 5; Seward. 10.
Grand Island, q; Kearney. O.
columbus. Q; Fremont, /.
superior. 0; Hastings, 2
MINK LEAGUE.
Humboldt, !: Auburn, L.
Beatrice Hiawatha, rain.
Neoraska City. l: Falls City, II.
Games Today.
rsnco,n sMes,era lLeague5Topeka at Omaha.
Molnes, Denver at St. Joseph.
National League--New York NJ g.
louis. Boston at Chicago, Brooklyn at
pittspurgh, philadelphia at Cincinnati.
american League-Cleveland at Wash.
Hs Hson' Detroit at Boston st. Louis at
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LEONARD PUZZLES THE Josrns

in the Ninth, kenworthy by Catch,
Saves the Game for Denver.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo-. July list. Joseph
was unable to hit Leonard effectively
until the ninth inning while Denver bat
TED Welding consistently Kenworthy
saved the game for Denver In the ninth
,nnlns when the bases were full by a
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Totals ,...ss sH1s .

Totals ,,,,ss 6N IS Q
sBatted for Martini in the ninth.
Batted for Hovlik In the seventh.
Louisville ..........3 o o 1 90 90 OIL
Milwaukee .......0 / o o 90 o / %
Two-base hit: Jones. Hits: OFF Michel
son, in four and one-third innings off
Hovlik. in five and two-thirds innings;
on Marion, In two innings. Struck out:
BY Nicholson, 1; by Hovlik. 8: by Kroh,
Z; by Marion, O. Time: las Umpires:
Hayes and Anderson.
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CINCINNATI.

Two-base hit: Wheat. Three base hits
bates, Mcdonald. Daubert. Struck out:
i Bases on balls: Off Fromme, l. Hits:
Or Ragon, In sig and two-thirds In
nings: Time: 1:T. umpires: Brennan
ana owens.