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Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-12
"PINCHERS" SAVE CUBLETS
Emergency Hitter and Base Runner
Deliver and Sox Fade.
ALL THIS IN THE TENTH FRAME
Game in which Nationals TrampIe
Americans One OF the Best
seen I'm Chicago in
Years.

CHICAGO. oct. ia pinch hitter and
a pinch base runner called upon by the
Chicago Nationals delivered today and as
n result the Nationals defeated their
American league opponents, to 5, in ten
innings.
The standing of the two clubs is now:
Americans, one; Nationals, three. The
game was by far one of the best which
has been played in the city in years. 1t
was nip and tuck until the ninth inning,
when Eddie Cicotteg who had pitched the
best kind Of ball for eight innings, weak
ened Prior to this time but two scat
tered hits were obtained off his delivery.
Good started the trouble for Cicotte in
the ninth. He beat out scratch hit
went to second on an infield out and
scored on Zimmerman's double. thinner
man tied the score on Williams single,
After the Americans took another lead
in the tenth on Schalk's double, an error
and Cicotte's fly, the Nationals came
back and won out. Knisely batted FOR
Sweeney and doubled. Johnston ran for
him and scored on Bresnahan's double.
Leach followed with another double to
deep center and Bresnahan scored the
winning run. score: R.H.E.
Americans o Il :
Nationals. % o 0 0 : - =
Batteries: Americans, Cicotte and
Schalk; Nationals, Vaughn Lavender ana
Bresnahan.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-12
HASTINGS COMMENT ON
COACH PURDY'S CONDUCT

HASTINGS Oct Ito the Editor of
The Bee: Following a statement made by
former Captain Purdy of the Nebraska
Cornhuskers, now coach OF the York High
school foot ball team. in one OF the Lin
coin dsilies, regarding the game between
York and Hastings. I ask you in behalf
of the people Of Hastings and lovers of
fair play in all lines of sports to publish
the following statement in your paper.
This statement is In the hands of the
high school management here and signed
by both officials:
execution of our duties as referee and
umpire in no way tnterferred with the
Hastings players officials or crowd in
the game between York and Hastings
High schools on the above date.
CSignedD h. HUGO Referee.
J. L. RIDDELL. Umpire.
In regard TO Coach Purdy's statement
that he did not order his team off the
field Young Mems Christian association
officials from various points in the state
who attended the game will testify that
Coach Purdy ordered his men from the
field the moment Hastings scored the sec 10
ond touchdown which placed them in the
lead.
As the York coach threatened before
and after the game TO see that he got
all that was coming TO him" the au-
thorities OF this school protected them
selves after the game by asking the Of
ficials to sign a statement showing eK-
actly how the game was handled.
Hastings High school invites an in
vestigation OF the entire affair by a com
mittee appointed by Superintendent
Hunter of Lincoln of disinteregted Da rites
who will give a fair decision In the at
fair.
The York High school foot hall team
played an eXcellant clean game of foot
ball at this place, and were taking de-
feat like men when ordered from the
field by Coach Purdy Respectfully
yours, J. c. MITCHELL
Principal Hastings High School.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-12
Purple Cant Score
Against MarOons

CHICAGO, Oct. 1.-THE University of
Chicago yesterday rolled up twenty-eight
points against Northwestern and did it
with impressive confidence and ease,
while the Purple was unable to score.
Northwestern has crossed Chicago's goal
line since 1901.
pass was but little attempted and gained
only once-twenty yards for Chicago.
Coach Stage used many substitutes and
Captain Des Jardien was allowed 70 risk
his sore leg in the last few minutes Of
play. End runs by Gray. Russell, schafer
and Bergen accounted for most Of Chi
Cages gains. Hightower made a beauti-
full thirty-yard run for Northwestern. but
otherwise the visitors were unable to get
in consistently.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-12
SYRACUSE GIVES TIGERS
HARD Fight, But They LOSE

PRINCETON. n. J. oct n.-Princeton
defeated Syracuse al foot ball yesterday
by score of u to :. Tho visitors had
powerful team and they gave the
Princeton eleven hard fight. Law
scored the first points on a drop kick
from the elghteen-yard line and a moment
later It was followed by the Princeton
touchdown by Ames. The visitors scored
their touchdown in the second quarter
after they had advanced the ball by a
series of runs and passes tn the four
yard line where Il took them seven
downs to carry IL over tho line on an
end run by Seymour
The final points came in the fourth
quarter when Law dropped another goal.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-12
Brewers Champions
of All the Minors;
Bump Birninghams

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Oct. 11.-By win
ming both games of a double-header this
afternoon from Birmingham, Milwaukee
won the championship of minor leagues.
Milwaukee punched hits in the first and
second innings of the first game, scoring
nine runs and making the game farce.
The second game was only played five
innings, being called on account of dark
ness Milwaukee won the game in the
fifth by massing hits for three runs.
Score first game: RH.E
birmingham ......OOOOOOO2 % 8
Milwaukee .........3 o o o O 0 / 10 10 I
Batteries: Robertson and Tragessor;
1Iovlik and McGraw,
Score, second game: r 4.
birmingham ..:.'..'''''sO 70
milwaukee ..s............O U IS "
Batteries: Johnson and Tragessor;
Slapnika, Schackelford and McGraw.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-12
YALE OVERCOMES LEHIGR
Ellis Win After Being Completely
0utplayed in First Half,
SCORE IS TWENTY TO THREE
Wilson Unable TO Participate and
Home TcRm Makes Many
Costly Families aAd
MispIaYH,

NEW HAVEN, Conn, oct u--After
being completely outplayed by Lehigh
during the first two periods yesterday
Yale overcame the visitors to 0 lead and
by a versatile speedy attack scored three
touchdowns, winning, 20 to 3 Wilson,
Yale q star quarter, was unable to play
owing to an injury and the Yale team
mada many costly fumbles and misplays.
JehtSh played brilliant plucky game,
fighting for every inch. Cahsll scored a
pretty drop dick from the twenty-five
yard line. the first score against Yale this
season. knowles, the Yale left halfback,
had two ribs broken.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-12
AMHERST HOLDS BROWN
TO NOTHING TO NOTHING

PROVIDENCE. II. T., Oct. 11.-Amherst
held Brown to 0 to tie yesterday. The
Brown players did not get inside their
opponents twenty-eight-yard line. Their
forward passes were unsuccessful and
three attempts at field goals failed. The
visitors relied on straight plunging foot
ball and once had the ball on Browns
fifteen-yard line.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-12
RAIN KILLS POP-POP RACES
Jup Pluv Makes it Impossible to
Complete Scheduled Program,
AVIATOR UNABLE TO GO UP
Large Crowd Disappointed Because
n. E. McMiIIen, Birdman, L.
Hindered by Rain, and Only
Three Races Run.

Just as approximately 1000 persons were
preparing to enjoy some nifty motorcycle
races and three flights by Ralph T.. Nc
Millen, the famous war aviator, at the
Stadium Speedway yesterday, Jupiter
Pluvius, a well-known gent around these
parts, took a hand and proceeded TO crab
the doings with much gusto and eclat
Mr. Pluv made himself thoroughly obnoxi-
Gus TO the multitude present by occupy
ing the calcium for a couple of hours and
even those fortunate persons who pos
sessed umbrellas or rainocats were pretty
well soaked by the deluge, and those
who were not so fortunate were nearly
drowned before they could board the linn
tied number of street cars on hand.
But three races, enough to constitute a
program, were run off when the rain
started, and Mr.. McMillen had not made
a flight. As the rain was too heavy to
permit racing on the slippery track and
Mcdillen could not get his aeroplane off
the ground, the scheduled events were
abandoned.
Rain During Races.
Oven during the races which were run
off light sprinkle handicapped the der
ing riders. But even so. they put up three
nifty exhibitions of the thrilling sport.
Henry Lewis, the little Fort Worth
rider. copied first in the initial event, He
was closely pursued by Roy Miner and
Dave Kinnie. who finished in that order
behind him.
J. A. McNiel followed by leading the
field I'm a three-mile match race, Larry
Fleckenstein was second and Morty
Graves third.
Last Race Thriller.
The last race was a thriller Six en-
tered Tex Richards won the event with
Charley Suddeth right on his heels, while
Miner carried off third money. All of
the riders were closely punched in the
last race and the money winners barely
crossed the line in advance. 1t was rain
ing hard in the last race and the riding
was extremely dangerous, as tho riders
couldn't see more than twenty feet ahead
of them. At that they made the five
miles in 3:35, an average of almost ninety
miles an hour. Results;
Race No. l, -four miles. French point
Henry Lewis, first; Roy Miner second
Dave Kinnie third. Time IA
Race No. ,. three miles, match race
]. A. McNiel, first; Larry Fleckenstein,
second: Morty Graves, third. Time, 1855,
Race No. g. five miles, French point:
Tex Richards, first; Charles>Suddeth, sec
ond; Roy Miner, third. Time, 1886.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-12
Last Year ut Polo Grounds.

II il stated that the Yankees will play
another year at the Polo grounds. as
the work on their proposed park at
Kingsbridge, Two Hundred and Twenty
fifth street and Broadway, has been de-
lAyed. The New Works have been playing
at the Brush stadium for the last two
years. Last season the National league
passed a resolution against the practice.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-12
McCook Defeats oxford.

MCOOK, Neb, oct 1I-(Speclal mic.
Cook High school defeated oxford High
school Friday afternoon by score %
were evenly matched as to weight and
both played fast snappy ball. Hard line
buckinR on the part OF both teams, to-
gether with forward passes. especially on
the part of McCook. characterized the
game,
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-12
Diarrhoen QulcLIT O..

MY attention was first called to Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy as much as twelve years ago
At that time I was seriously IN with
summer complaint. One dose OF this
kennedy checked the trouble" writes Mrs.
c. W. Florence, Rockneld, Ind For sale
by all dealers Advertisement.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-12
RroLrn bow WIN. from An.I.,.

BHDh EN- BOW, Neb, oct U-lSDe-
eial.)-BToken Bow High school foot ball
team defeated the team from Ansley High
school Friday by a score OF 6 to o. The
which fell during most of the afternoon.
Anderson OF Ansley was the greatest
ground gamer for the visitors, while
Charles Sargent, Paul Predmore and
Verne McInich annexed the greatest
number OF yards for the locals.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-12
Team Match Play at
the Country Club

A gala day for County club golfers will
Nccur Wednesday, when a team match is
scheduled. Each Country club golfer has
been notified of the play and he is priv
ileged TO enter one guest. The pairings
for the two teams will be made at the
first tee. The losing side will pay for
q stag dinner at the club that night. The
event is scheduled primarily TO give the
Eolfing fraternity ripping time and sew
eraI more such affairs will be played dur
ing the fall,
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-12

FAIRBURY. Neb. Oct ll.-lSpecial
Telegram -Rain stopped the game be-
tween Fstrbury and Marysville In the
bury, TO g.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-12
Local AthIetes Win.

The Athletics beat the California Ath-
letics Sunday, Z 20 6. The Athletics made
two touehdowns. but the umpire would
allow only one
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-12
ConntIpatIon PoIaona Won.

Dr. Kings New Life Pills regulate
your bowels, prevent constipation and
stimulate the liver TO healthy action. CSC.
All druggists Advertisement
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-12

Yesterdays Results.
ST. LOUIS lNTERLEAGUE
Cardinals, o; Browns, 2.
CHICAGO INTERLEAGUE +.
White SoN, s; Cubs, T.
Games Today,
Worlds Series-PhiladClphla at Boston.
Federal League-Brooklyn at Baltimore.
Buffalo at Pittsburgh.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-12

Touchdowns: South Omaha, Dworak
Council Bluffs, Judd. Hughes. Substi-
tutes South omaha. Hector, Rugie
Council Bluffs, '3TuirCk, Underwood.
Time: 20 minutes. Referee: University OF
Omaha coach. Timekeeper: Rain Score
South Omaha, 6: Council Bluffs, II.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-12
Gibson Makes Tradition.

The Montclairs defeated the Hyland
touchdown
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-12

Bee Want Ads Are the Best Business
Boosters.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-12
Standing Of Teams
WOR1,D,s Guardianship

National league o.. 9
American league. ? 0
FEDERAL Lf,AGU
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-14

gl1ng ieiner 2eiftungen beriagen. 4.
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3iebung.
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-14

@loie, nn6 fomit @iin6e lit, lit es i'm
b0diten @ra6e unio5iol. Dober fomrnt
les Damn 1a6ber, BOB ii@ Sic @laiien
6es Beetles 1obieI beifer 6iinten als
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@rbeitsIe1tte trdgt ebenfoms bieI Bel
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-14

MQe; sic &o6itebenoen nod mebr als
6te Mie6rigen. @er io5ial 6entem min,
muB 51eerit lerren, i6onen1 Iber Die
2eiitunger Ser orbeiteu6en &loifen at
1rtbeiIen. @tedftten mir in ibren S9u-
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ten 2obn aoblem, 6ie Mn3treng1ng
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-14

in 6ie io5iaIe @ilfstbdtigteit ftt6 Sic
peri0nliden @e3iebungen, in melde
Die beIfen6e 2iebe 5n Sen @e6rdngten
in 6eren 8obnung tritt. Mn ser seite
Ser Ma1tter beiu6e 6ie berantpod-
ien6e Eo9ter Mrme o6er &ranfe un6
lerne sic ratiirlide S9eu iibertpin-
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baben. Sritt bier gu Ser @abe. Ser
freunoli6e Slid, Ser marine Son Ser
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@ilfeleiitung, 10 bat iie Elm Stid bon
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mes Mittel, SOS Sntereiie fir 6ari-
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G%imtabrmme IN Die to3ta.
lie 3bdtt8fett.

SIT sic fo3iale @eiinm1ng getpedt,
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item unIerer Mitmenf9en in ben Sag
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5en ser @eiiergeitellten @letdgiilttg-
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mirfIih BEL mond)en i1ngen Damer
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obne aber in al5u nabe @eriibrnng
NIT SEN Motbleioen6en at fommen.
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qenebme Observation-Disclosures
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rei6, 6os 6em &in6erber5er etnee-
pfIon5t lit, muB forgfd1tig entpidelt
per6en. Mnes tpas 6tefes abftumpft,
r11tB man mei6en. @erbdngniBool III
biefer 8e8ieb11ng 1T sic i61ehte, rid
fidtslofe @eban6lung Ser Dtenftboten
nn6 Mrbeiter, 6ie fi@ 6em @eoddtniB
bes &irr6es einprdgt un6 fett &er5 fir
fo5ioles Gmpfin6en unempfdngli@
modt. Splitter MAIDEN bistpetlen 6en
i@Iimr1er Gebler, t%pegtperfen6 o6er
obfdlrig gu urtbeiren uber sic dirme-
rem @loifen, ibnen in @nui@ mn6 3d.
gen SrGgbeit, l1n6arofbarteit, nnmd-
bigteit on6i@ten6. Mbgeieben 6abon,
6oB 6ies @erleum6rng elmer ga1raen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-14

uniere eigenen @eiitungen einen gan5
ar6eren MaBftab anlegen. Sn 6ieiem
Gimme idreibt SRI. Clara @olsber<
ger: rglu9 6ie Dirt mn6 @eiie Der
@e5iebungen 3u @anotpertern mno
Mrbeitsleuten gebt unbetpuBt BON ben
glter11 al1f 6os &tn6 iiber ln6 pirft
auf feline io3iale @eiin-
m111g. Sour mangeln6e @enntniB tann
Dem @an6merter Ole rebte @iir6t-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-14

Notwithstanding: rMee.
tier, sic f0nnten eiientli@ ions ietroit
mol ion flee'n Hoiiagier3ug ris-
firm"
Meiiter: ga - I'M 6enr 'rl1nter-
fau'n I'M fid set Senid boitm1den!"
uMam1? Sc fdnt bod teen Meeiter
bon &immeI?!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-14
clues sc:
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Sic alte S6ee par, baB irgen6 Semanb
in Elm @ejBdft geben fbnnte pbne 1pe5ie0e
3eranbileung-gs lit jebt fbtuiertg,- @S
TT TAFT unmb9li@ fir cine iun9e 8erion,
audi nnr etnen Nnfang i'm @ei1dftsleben
81 befommen, UNI nidt8 5u iagen o
benz 9alten elmer @tenung. Ser @e<
ibdttsnann 5iebt e8 bDr, tueHr1 feline &in>
Der i'm Mitbetuerb iinb uHb ben grfplg
g%etp2innen, inbem ct biefelben ien6ets