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Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-18
Incemore Blamed
for the Collision

LONDON, July 1.-THE British ah-
miralty court today found the British
steamer Incemore responsible for the
collision on June II. with the North Ger
man Looyd steamship, Kaiser Wilhelm
II, just after that liner had left South
ampton for Cherbourg and New York.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-18
Enginemen Agree
to Arbitration by
the Federal Board

CHICAGO. July 17.-EngIneers and fire
men on all railroads west of Chicago who
threatened to strike, tonight agreed to
arbltrato their differences. They ac-
cepted an invitation telegrapned by Will
lam l., Chambers, chairman OF the Fed
eral Board Of Mediation and Concilia-
ton, and asked that the hearings begin
at once.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-18
Death from Heat In New York

NEW YORK. July H.-One death and
several prostrations from the heat wave
were reported in New York at noon to-
day. At that hour the temperature was
50 degrees and rising. More oppressive
than the heat was the humidity. which
lowered between IS and IS degrees. Thun-
derstorms we're forecasted for the after
noon.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-18
Douglas Leads State
in Increased Value

LINCOLN, Neb., July l7.--Cspecial Tele-
tmD-AlthouEh somewhat overdue.
Douglas count and Lancaster county
assessors sent I'm the valuation Of these
counties to the state Board Of Assess
mont this afternoon both counties show
ing an Increase over the 1913 valuation
Douglos county shows an increase OF
ST. 2S2, ,722. the figures for 1914 being $500
OSl. Lancaster county shows an increase
Of s2G5, ma, or a valuation OF S24,245,s0.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-18

ST. LOUIS. July i7.-An elght-week sea
son Of free municipal moving picture
shows will bo inaugurated In ST Louis
tonight The performances are made pos
sibe by a S2.0OO appropriation by the mu-
nicipal assembly ana will he given nightly
In the public parks and play grounds Of
the city.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-18
The National Capital
Friday, July II, IoI4.
The Senate.

Met at noon
Senator Smiths new resolution to in
vestigate participation OF Americans IN
Mexican revolutionary affairs was re-
ferred 10 the foreign relations committee
The river and harboT appropriation bill
was discussed.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-18
The Weather

Forecast till p. m. Saturday:
For Omaha Council Bluffs and Vicinity
Fair; slightly warmer.
Temperature at Omaha Yesterday.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-18
Read the
Automobile"
Classification
next Sunday

Next Sunday, July 19, some
very unusual bargains in used
cars will be offered in the
" Automobiles" columns of The
Bee.
Those who have good
used cars for sale will tell
you all about them on the
first page of the Classified
Section.
Every car will be sold at
bargain price and this will be
the best chance you ever had of
saving a lot of money on a high
grade car.
Be sure to get busy on
these offers before some
one beats you to the Car
you want.
Telephone Tyler 1000
THE OMAHA BEE
Everybody Reads Bee Want Ads.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-18

Met AZ noon.
The general dam bill was delayed for
debate on private claims bills.
A Bin to authorize a bridge across the
Mississippi river at Muscatlne, Ia, was
faVorably reported.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-18

WANTED-An experienced moving
picture operator, must under
stand the business thoroughly;
state experience, reference, etc.
Tor further information about
this position, see the Want Ad
Section Of today'a Bee,
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-18

Kermit
Mrs ngwohwh va formerly
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-18
Comparative Local Record:
precipitation depar-

Temperature and precipitation depar-
tures from the normal:
Normal temperature .................... n
Deficiency for the day..................
Total excess since March l.,............2g go
Normal precipitation .......... .l3 inch
Deficiency for the day.. .i3 inch
Total rainfall since March l..l4.4 inches
Deficiency since March l.....-.. l.S9 inches
Deficiency for cor. period, 1913 2.l0 inches
deficiency for cor period, 1912 7.G5 inches
RepOrts from stations at r.. NJ.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-18

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Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-18
Everybody Reads

the days happenings evesy day.
II folks don't reed your store
news every day, it's TOur fault.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-18

Although the United States cannot, OF
course recognize the Carabajal govern
ment," said Mr.. Castellot, Il know that
Mr Carabajal is anxious to restore good
relations with the United States as well
as to bring internal peace to Mexico. He
has sent the commission north TO talk
with Carranza directly in order that no
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Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-30
Pirates Blank the
Dodgers and Lose
in Second Combat

PITTSBURGH, Aug. 2s.-Egan's tumble
hof Wagner's grounder, Wagner's steal Of
second and McCarthys single gave Pitts
burgh 1 TO victory in the thirteenth
inning Of the first game of a double
header today. Brooklyn won the second
game. 5 to 4, by making long hits at OPP
perfume times. The first game was a
pitchers battle between Mamsux and
Pffefer with the youngster having the
better Of IT, Catcher Gibson was put out
of the game for disputing decision in
the sixth inning OF the first contest
Shore, first game: RH.E.
Brooklyn ..OOOOOOOO 90 10 1
Pittsburgh -. 5000 90 0 o o III II 0
Batteries: Brooklyn, Pffefer and Nc
Cary; Pittsburgh, Mammaux and Gibson,
Coleman, Kafora.
Score, second game: RHIo
Brooklyn . o o o o % Q z
Pittsburgh =. /. o 1 0 o 0 0 2 o. /
Batteries: Brooklyn, Ragan and Nc
Carthy; Pittsburgh, Adams, Cooper and
Coleman.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-30
Islanders Again
Tied with Beatrice

BEATRICE. Neb.. 9ug. 29-CSpecial
Telegram.)-In game featured by heavy
hitting on the part Of Grand Island. the
visitors won from Beatrice this afternoon.
to 4. Beatrice started out in the lest
half Of the second with hits by Prucha,
an error by Claire, allowing him to take
first, and home run by Oriet. which
Melted three runs. The visitors came
back, tying in the first half of the third
with three scores Beatrice scored in the
last half OF the third on a three Dagger
by Black. and Grand Island again tied
It up on hits by Paine and Vance. There
was no fruther scoring until the ninth
when Grand Island filled the bases and
Pitcher Mcdonnell forced in the winning
run by a base on balls. The game closed
the season on the home grounds and re-
suited in Grand Island and Beatrice
again being tied for first place. The score:
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-30
Big Detroit Firm
Uses Many Fords
for It's Statesmen

In the city>sf Detroit is a large and sue
cessful public utility corporation which
generates and sells electric current for
light and power. II is said that electric
lily may be bought cheaper there than in
any city OF It's size in the United States
This Is a good thing for the city as cheaD
power Is a magnet OF remarkable pull,
which draws manufacturers. large and
small, In droves. IL is also good for the
company, as its product finds a ready
market
The Edison company Is guided by an
able and far-seeing management, who
have placed II In a comma nding position
AS new apparatus has been added to
meet the demands OF a community of
phenomenal growth 1t has become the
policy OF the company TO standardize it's
equipment.
such concern cannot afford TO take
chances on long continued shutdown
OF its machinery, and II is compelled 10
carry a number OF spare parts to replao,
those that become broken or worn out
This stock OF spare parts Is reduced To
= minimum. however. by the policy OF
standarizing the equipment. and the money
saved In this way is one OF the items
which make IL possible TO sell current at
a low rate.
When automobile equipment was in
stalled, the management naturally se-
lected the Ford as the standard for GER
tain kinds OF work. Out OF los cars OF All
descriptions, including trucks. owned by
this corporation, forty-three are Forda
twelve Of them purchased since the first
OF the year.
The already great number OF small Gus
toners OF the company is being daily in
creased by the efforts OF a dozen soHci-
tors travelling in Fords. The statesmen
are assisted In their work by a CORPS OF
engineers, whose business it is to make
tests and report 10 prospective customers
the advantages Of installing electric cur
rent for power. Here again the Forda
come in. as the instruments carried by
these men often weigh as much as the
man himself There are thousands of
customers in various sections OF the city
and their electrical apparatus requires
the attention Of a staff OF trouble man.
hurrying about in Fords Foremen OF
various departments are often called our
on the Job and must get there quickly.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-30
Excavation for
New Stadium at !
Cornell Started

ITHACA. N. Y. Aug 2S.--Dirt has be-
gun to ny in the excavation work OF the
stadium which is TO be erected on Corr
nells alumni field as the result of n
$4,000 gift by the Schoellkopf family. and
the field will be formally opened for
varsity athletics next spring by the Cor
nell track team. II ia also certain that
the foot ball games OF 1916 will be staged
on the new field, which will accommo-
date about 1900 All that will remain To
complete the transfer of athletic actlvl-
ties from Percy field in the valley to
Alumni field on the campus will be the
erection OF a stadium for the base ball
field and the laying out OF the grounds.
The running track will be a quarter milo
affair. with straightaway on both sides.
.insuring not only a fine runway for the
22O-yard and the 1oo-ysrd dash, but also
an excellent starting and finishing course
for the 40 and SsO-yard dashes. The track
follows the lines OF that in the Harvard
stadium.
One OF the Developments TO follow the
construction OF the track will be the ap-
plicstion by Cornell for the privilege OF
holding the intercollegiate track and field
games In Ithaca at intervals with other
| college fields.
The schoellkopf club house IL about
completed. The east side will be given
over to the track and cross-country teams
and the west side will be used by the
foot ball team. The base ball team has
building of its own on a field to the
west and on lower level. The third
| floor will he fitted out with locker rooms
tor the use OF minor sports teams and
the overflow OF the varsity teams.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-30
FAIRBURY GRAYS WIN
BASE BALL TOURNAMENT

FAIRBURY, Neb,, Aug, 2s.-(specia
Telegram. )-Fairbury base ball tourna-
ment closed this afternoon with two
spirited games. The first game was be
tween the Deshler and Narka mines and
was close victory for the former team,
to !. Jepperson pitched for Deshler and
did splendid work The second game, a
fast and snsppy one. between the Fair
bury Grays and the Bruning nine, was
won by Falrbury. Bert shaner, manager
OF the Fsirbury Grays, made a two-base
hit I'm the fourth inning, resulting ir two
scores A single by sholl brought in an
other run. Bruning scored twice In the
seventh inning on hits
The Fairbury Grays won the tourna-
ment, winning from Deshler, Narka and
Rruning.
Batteries: Fairbury, Booth and Bowie;
Bruning, Lubby and Durham.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-30
LAFITTE HELPS BROOKLYN
WIN WITH HIS WILLOW

BROOKLYN. n. Y. Aug 29.-Brooklyn
again tied Buffalo IN the Federal league
sta nding by winning from the upstate
team today. by I to l. Brooklyn took
three out Of four games from Buffalo.
Lafittee's timely hitting today was re-
sponsble for three u the runs. His
single in the sixth scored Land and I'm
the seventh he brought Westerzil and
holt home with a single. Score: R.H.E.
Buffalo IDOL o o 0 OIL 9 0
Brooklyn 80 o o 0 0 - 8
Batteries: Buffalo. Schulz and Bar;
Brooklyn, Lafitte and Land.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-30
WALTER JOHNSON BITES DUST
Is Forced to Take Beating at Hands
of a Youngster,
CHI WHITE Sox LAY HIM Low
Commiskey's Men score All Their
Runs in the seventh on Three
Timely Hits-wOIfRanE Ac-
ccpts Eleven Chances.

WASHINGTON, Aug. Ss.-Walter John
son suffered another defeat at tho hands
OF young pitcher today when, with
Wolfgang in the box, Chicago beat Wash
ington. TO l. In the seventh inning
Weavers single Fournier's triple and
schalks single scored two runs. shanks
brought in Washington's run in the ninth
when he singled. took third on Williams
hit and scored on an out. Wolfgang also
starred in fielding, accepting eleven
chances. Score: R-H.E.
Chcago ,........,.....O q y o u o.
Washington .........0 0 0OO0l-1
Batteries: Wolfgang and Schalk; John
son and Williams
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-30
BRAVES CAPTURE
TWO FROM CRRDS
Stallings' Athletes Grab Both Ends
Of Double Bill from Advancing
Cardinals.
JAMES HEAVES A SHUT0UT
Lanky Twirler Holds Huggins'
Tribe to Four Hits and Yields
Nary Run.
RALLY WINS SECND BATTLE
Triple, Following Walks and Errors,
Sends Over Four Runs.
BRAVES HALF GAME BEHIND
Lads from city OF Culture hut Hala
. Game Back Of Giants, while
81. Louis Drops Down 90 4
Third Position
RALLY WINS sECND BATTLE
Triple, Following Walks and Errors,
Sends Over Four Runs.
BRAVES HALF GAME BEHIND

ST. LOUIS, Aug 2s.-st. Louis dropped
to third place in the race for the Ma
uonal league pennent by losing two
games to Boston this afternoon.
In the first game, inability to hit James
and timely hits by Boston gave the vis-
itors the contest, 4 TO 0. Bases on balls,
errors and a triple in the eighth inning
Of the second game. gave Boston a to 4
victory. Boston is now half a game be-
hind the Giants.
Score. first game: R.HH.
Boston ........O o O 1 q 90 "a s 1
st, Louis 100 0 0 0 O o o 90 4 1
Batteries: James and Gowdy: Perritt,
Griner and Wingo.
Score, second game: R.HE.
Boston ..,,......,O o 100 0 40 6 o
| st, Louis ....,..0 0 o o 3 o. Z &
Game called In eighth, darkness)
Batteries: Hess, Crutcher, Strand and
Gowdy; Doak, Salee and Snyder.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-30
Heaves PrOdigiOusly, Knocks Two
Bagger and Scores Winning
Run in Ninth.
JOE BILLS BOUNCED BY JUMPS
Pill Compounder Argues with Van
sycle and Loses.
LAST FRAY CALLED IN THIRD
SIaEIe, who Learned to pitch on
the Ark, Fails in Desire to
Teach ROurISes to play
water Base Ball.

After watching the insects from Wichita
cavort around the runway with disagree
able frequency during the first six ROUNDS
Of the opening battle yesterday, Pa
Rourkes brave and fearless athletes, who
arc practicing to return to Europe and
fight for their Netherlands, turned with
vicious spirit and transformed the mas
terly retreat they had been conducting
into a victory during the last three in
nings. Our side copied the battle, to
3, as a result of the maneuver and the
second game went to the weather man.
SO that Omaha stands one game to the
good.
Jesse Garrett, the sartorial sensation or
Butte. performed prodigiously and with
much eclat in the first act In addition
to heaving the pill successfully he busted
a double in the ninth and scored the run
which counted the victory. He was OPP
posed by a gent by the name Of Scott, a
tall, lanky youth, who, strange to say,
does not come from Death valley Mr..
Scott was all right until the seventh,
when he blew up and continued to blow
until he had let the combat trickle from
his grasp.
The second game was started with Red
Omaha Just as the game star@i, the
weather started, too. Walter was happy,
as he was in his element, having started
on his base ball career when the ark went
journeying He could be seen grinning
mirthfully while the other athletes floun-
dered around vagrantly But he was out
of luck The weather became so bum
that Jumps Barr called time. After twenty
Ia. ~,
and the fray resumed. But the weather
was not to be thwarted. It commenced
again and this time the jumps told Wal
ter to chase himself and take his mates
with him.
Witches Thump Garrett.
The Witches opened the first game by
humping Jesse quite out OF proportion
with their abilities. Tydeman opened
with double and scored on ORourke' s
drive to center In the second round they
scored another when Henry singled, went
20 second when Scott was passed and
counted on Tydeman's double to left. The
other foreign score was made in the fifth
when Nicholson was bumped between the
pantry and the dining room with 9
pitched ball He swiped second and
counted on O'Rour1e's infield hit, which
escaped Thomas and Krug
In the meantime Mr.. Scott was doing
nicely and Omaha had failed to count
But in the seventh the Rourkes started
to count. 1t was high time they did
Thomas singled over second and went &c
second on Kruegers ~infield out He
scooted clear home when CARROTS roolel
rolled unmolested between Rapp anC
Fitzsimmons.
In the subsequent stanza Thomasor
singled to right and he and the Prussiar
prince were safe when Fitzsimmon!
choose Thomson on a felder's choic,
and made punk choice. Congalton sac
=
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-30

With the season of 1914 nearing its
end and his team in last place Charlie
Herzog has practically given up the fight
for this year and is devoting most Of
his time TO planning the reconstruction of
the Cincinnati team for the season Of
1915. During the early part of the season
the Reds made an excellent showing,
bobbing up in the first division and stick
ing there for a considerable length OF
time. Little by little they settled down
and are now at the foot Of the ladder.
Cincinnati fans have all the confidence
in the world in Herzog apd are confident
that he will organize a team that will
be heard from for next season.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-30
VAUGHN WINS THE OPENER
Beats Marquard in One to Nothing
Contest by Aid of Saier's
Home Run.
MATTY SAVES THE SECOND
Veteran Stops What Looks Like Sue
oessful Rally in the Seventh.
CROWDS BECOME QUITE ROUGH
Game II stopped white the Chicago
Reserves Are Called out 60 QueN
the Disturba ucc--Onc Man
Has Head Cut.

CHICAGO. Aug. 9.-Chicago and New
York divided a double header here today.
the locals winning the first, 10 o. and
losing the second. TO Z.
Jimmy Johnston. the utility second
bascman of the locals, was largely re-
sponsible for Chicago losing the second
combat. His three errors all aided the
visitors. who punched their hits behind
these misplays.
Mathewson. on the other hand, pitched
in fine form with the exception OF the
seventh inning. when Chicago threatened
to tie the count. In this inning three
sharp singles in a row, a double, an err
ror and a sacrifice fly put Chicago but
one run behind the league leaders
Chicago scored their first run In the
fourth. when Safer hit the sign board in
right field for homer, his sixteenth of
the season.
Second Hard Fought.
The second game was one of the hard
est fought and most exciting seen on the
west side this season. The crowd also
! was one of the largest OF the season and
became so unmanageable during the sec
ond game that It was necessary to stoI
the game for fifteen minutes while police
reserves were summoned.
During the excitement some spectator
in the crowd hurled a bottle and a younG
man was hit on the head, inflicting q
deem cut. Score first game. R.H.E
New York. .....OOOOO00O0-0 4
chicago 100 OOO0s-1
Batteries; Marquard and Meyers
Vaughn and Archer.
Score second game:
New York. 3 OO1O-1 II
Chicago ...............OOO OO40O-5 s
Batteries: Mathewson and Meyers
HUMPHREYS and Bresnahan.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-30
Cinci Reds Bunch
Hits on Phillies

CINCINNATI, Aug. ass-cineinnatl won
from Philadelphia today by punching hits
The score was to 2. Mayer pitched good
ball except in the seventh inning. when
Cincinnati made three hits, one Of them a
two Dagger by Ames, which were good for
two runs. Oeschger was hit hard three
singles off him with sacrifice hit and a
sacrifice fly being good for three runs.
Mouenesmp, a local amateur. played first
base for Philadelphia Score: R.H.E.
Philadelphia ,......O 0 % 90 % 3
Cipeinnati 1910 OOO22"-6 2 1
= Batteries: Mayer, Oeschger and Doom;
Emes ana Gonzales.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-30
Pittsfeds Blank the
Baltimore Orioles

BALTIMORE. Aug. 2a-Pittsburgh won
from Baltimore today. to 0, in what was
to have been the first part of a double
header A heavy rainstorm stopped the
game at the end OF the seventh inning
Score: R.H. e.
Pittsburgh .........1 I % 3
Batteries: Barger and Kerr Bailey and
Russell.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 2s-Misse scored for
st. Louis on a single by Tobin and on a
tumble by Flack and the locals defeated
Chicago, To O. Score: R.H,E.
Chicago ......O 0 0 o o 0 0 90 s
St Louis 30. o 0 q 0 0 o l IL !
Prendergast and Wilson; Davenport and
Simon.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-30
Chance Is Ordered
From the Field, but
the Yankees Win

NEW YORK, Aug. 2.-In game
prolific in extra base hitting, New York
defeated Detroit today. 6 TO 5. The locals
batted Coveleskie hard. Wsrhop was
driven from the box in the eighth
Fisher, wO relieved him, pitched good
ball Manager Chance and Umpire Hide
brand became involved In an argument
over a solled ball in the eighth inning
After the umpire had placed II In the
New York ball bag. Chance took It out
and threw II into tho outfield. lie was
promptly ordered off the field. Score:
RH.E.
Detroit 100 OO1 0 O-5 3
New York; 3 l 0 o o o IS 10 /
Batteries: Detroit, Covelesllie and
Stanage; New York, WARRIOR. Fisher and
Nunamaker.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-30
Bush Wins Pitchers
Duel from Mitchell

PHfLADELF HIA. Pa, Aug. Blush
and Mitchell had twirling duel here this
afternoon, Philadelphia defeating Cleye-
land. to /. The winning run was scored
in the ninth inning on Collins single.
Bakers sacrifice and McInnis' single.
McInnis, Collins and Barry checked
Cleveland rallies by sensational fielding.
Score: RH.E.
Cleveland 30 5000 o 0-1 8 !
philadelphia o 0 0 0 0 1-2 6 ]
Batteries: Mitchell and o'Neiil; Bush
and Schang
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-30

PROFESSIONAL GULFEKS AT PLAY-Fourteen OF the
leading professional golfers of the United States to
Omaha from the Western Open tournament at Minneapolis
and played in the rain Wednesday afternoon for purse
Robert PEBBLES of Topeka the purse by playing par
golf for thirty six holes the Country club Jimmy
Barnes led with par in the morning round and delighted
everybody by his play Herbert Strong also made very
good impression the large gallery that followed the
match through the rotten weather.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-30
DIES MONIES WINS TWO GAMES
Humbles the Antelopes in 9th Morn
ing and Afternoon.
HALEY LANDS THE FIRST MATCH
Clears Bases When They Are Filled,
as Does Also Hunter in the
Afternoon with Home


DIES MONIES, Ia, Aug. 2e.-Des Moines
today made it four straight from Lin
coin. by taking the morning game, by a
score of to 8, and the afternoon game.
8 70 !, Haley won the fret engagement
with a three-bagger with the bases full
and Hunter again cleared the bases in
the afternoon with home run, Score:
DIES MONIES
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-30
Laure1 pefent. AII.n.

LAUREL, Neb., Aug. 29.-lspecial Tel
cgram D Laurel defeated Allen here to-
dsy, 10 10 2. Anderson and DepeW for
Laurel and Sheehan ana Trusty were the
batteries for Allen.
Allen allowed eight hits. struck out two
and walked one; Shetland allowed nine
hits, struck out six and walked four
Umpire: Black
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-30
FULLERTON BASE BALL TEAM
MAKES GOOD SEASON RECORD

FULLERTON. Neb., Aug. 2s.-(special)
The Fullerton base ball team made
clean sweep OF the first ten games played.
The team was not organized until the
latter part OF July, but started out play
ing winning ball In no game after the
first have its opponents scored more than
two runs. Scores OF games played:
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-30

Three-base hit: Haley. stolen base:
Quillin. Hit by pitched ball Collins.
Struck ont: By Duffy. 5; by scoggins. d
HITS: Off Duffy, a off Scoggins, s.
Bases on balls: OFF Duffy, 3; or Scog-
ginsi. Double play: Collins to Black
burne. Wild pitch: 'Scoggins Left on
bases: Des Moines, &: Lincoln, g. Time.
LAS. Umpire; Stockdale, Score afternoon
game:
Score, afternoon game:
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-30
Drummers Win it
From Grizzlies in
the Tenth Inning

ST. JOSEPH, Aug. 9.-Williams' two
base hit in the tenth inning, after Morgan
had put Britton on first by hitting him
with q pitched ball. won today's game for
st, Joseph, 8 to 4. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-30
No CObbs This Year.

Jim Mcguire, the Tigers veteran scout.
who has been combing the bushes for
talent for a couple OF months, reports
that Cobbs and Collinses are scarce this
likely looking players under surveilianas-