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Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1914-01-08
ARcyLE. TEXAS

Kind Editor: Herr ] come age
the waste basket got my other letter
| hope % see this Ia print.
Health is good aroa1nd Argyle at
this writing.
1t has rained more this winter than
! ever saw in all the ten years I have
been here. The roads are 30 bad ne
can hardly get TO town. They are az
crying for good roads now and shsN
they will go to work right away.
funny sight was seen last Sat1m
at Denton. A man put six
oxen to one wagon and hung one hat
in the wagon with a sign stating that
one hat was load In Denton county.
AS never have asked for az shower
of birthday cards will ask for one on
Jan. Is. Hope to receive q card from
all the Herald readers. l will apprd
ciate all cards sent to me-
R. 2, Box /. Loretta P. Vaul
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1914-01-08

with the school people Tf the state.
From letters received, in my Office
am lure that thu attendance will be
unusually large and that practically
every county and city superintendent
in the state will be present in the cap
tai city for these three days"
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1914-01-08
WOLF POINT, MOI

Dear Editor: Encl0e
find 25c to renew my sub,
another year. and will dl
lines. Christmas went on
are not having any snow here
river has closed up SO we have
bridge % cross on and the people
market their grain We. put up
of hay but will not get to use Il
spring if we don't have q worse VI
than it has been. STOCK IL rat Oh
range now. w. n. Dun
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1914-01-08
SHOOTING MATCH

There will bea shooting match in
Dry Valley near j. L. Hill's store Jan.
IL, on Saturday before the third Sun
day. You White county shooters near
Storm Luke's store come on and try
the Dry Valley boys again.
Crack Shot.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1914-01-08
BAXTER ROUTE

0HN Gn nV0tE 49,
Dear Editor: Here / COM
SO please move over and let
your happy band. | subsC
the Herald a few days ago
1t is a wonderful paper.
The writer took dinner
and Mrs. w. w. Scarlet g
| am improving fast wit
en- leg and can hobble ar,
crutches now. | think
month | will be all right.
! asked for a shower
cards in my last letter
received a nice bunch
thank you all for the
showed in sending me 81
full lot of cards. There
Ed
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1914-01-08

For baby's Group. Willie's daily cuts
andh bruises, mammals sore throat,
grandmS's lameneas. - DR.. Thomas
Electric Oil-the household remedy
25c and Soc.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1914-01-08

To feel strong. hal n-eod Ap
and digestion, sleep soundly al
joy life, use Burdock Blood Bite
family system tonic. Price. $40
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1914-01-08

Cecil Williamson is a visitor at Buf-
falo Va1lev
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-26
PRESIDENT ISAACS0N
EXPLAINS THE MIDDLE

OMAHA, Neb.. Aug Is To the Editor
OF The Bee: Neither the Omaha paily
News nor The Omaha Bee stated that
William Bloszies' resignation was ac-
copied at the last meeting OF the directors
OF the Omaha Amateur Base Ball assO-
citation as stated by Mr.. Bloszles They
did say, however, that Mr.. BlosZies resig-
nation had been rendered and accepted,
although the acceptance has been since
that meeting.
on the evening OF Monday. August II,
meeting in the council chamber OF the
city hall q (which time several protests
we're heard and plans for the coming
tield meet for amateurs were discussed.
One OF the protested games, that between
the Brown Park PhaTmacys and the
Murphy Did Its. started "A Wrangle IN
curing which managers OF several teams
stated uncompiimentary opinions OF Mr.
BlOszies.
The meeting ended harmoniously but
Mr.. BlOszies, still s)nlewna at wrought up
bv the argument. came TO me IS ] was
stsncns AT one eide "a King TO half q
dozen managers OF teams and stated that
he was Through as secretary OF the as
ISOLATION" Il turn In my resignation to-
night" said Bloszies. THIS remark was
made in the presence OF about a dozen
me-.
Walking home with several % the
dir ctors. ] informed them that Mr..
Bloszies had turned his resignation In TO
me and they were Of the opinion That q
new man Fhollu ne dpJolHlcu ~ bf'ts
as entries for tho coming field day must
he registered and othor Cereal work
handled without delay. - altef asking
the opinion of "a majority OF the directors
and going over the list OF suitable men
Tor the position I appointed Tom Noonet
whose namc was suRRestsd by Frank
Quigley ..,
was surprised aud mortified that. Mr..
Bloszies should issue q statement such
as that which appeared in your paper
last Monday. for Bloszies knows full we'll
that no resigned and he also knows there
were pointy OF witnesses 30 the fact.
Mr. Bloszies proved an able secretary
and Ike the other directors and OFFICERS
o. the association served without pay,
No fault was found with his work, and !
take this opportunity OF thanking him
for his splendid services In behalf OF the
association.
deny this silly and untrue statement Is
sued by Mr. Blossies In defense OF the
Hoard OF directors. Sincerely yours,
J. j. ISAACSON,
President Omaha Amateur Base Ball
Assoc iation.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-26
M'LoUGHLIN AND BUNDY
RETAIN THE TENNIS TITLE

NEWPORT, II. T., Aug. 25-Msurice r.
Mclaughlin OF San Francisco and Hhos.
c. Bundy of Los Angeles successfully
defended their titles OF lawn tennis dou-
blues champions OF the o0untry today BY
defeating Dean MatheY OF Crawford, n. j.
and G. NJ. Church OF New York In
straight sets, The scores were ga, 6-2. 6-f.
Except for brief periods In the first and
third sets, Mclaughlin and Bundy were
masters OF the situation throughout Both
Msthey and Church showed flashes Of
brillancy and kept down the scores by
remarkable court covering They aimed
nearly all their returns at Bundg. hut
the little Californian stood the fire stoutly
and sent back singing shots. McLough-
Lin was wild at times but backed up MS
partner on nearly all occasions. The
points were az Follows:
First set:
Mclaughlin Bundy fS4O1514 4--ss--s
Matley- Church ..,..6 0 o . l-zs-4
Mathey- Church ....."..4 OF goo 2-l5-2
Third set
McLoughiin- Bundy .46244GO42 t-Sa-5
Mathey Church ~ 4O25424 49,
In the meantime singles matches were
being run off on all the courts with the
AbAAto - b1hNFNA ~ ANbllAS " AiAAAAA"f ~
ond. of PhiladelphH, and W NJ. Johnston
o. San Francisco, as the features vii
llarns was forced to play his highest ten
mis- in the first three sets, for Johnston tied
the score in the second set. the Cali
forniRn weakened In the last set and VII
liams ran out the match three sets 10
one
Nearly all the morning matches were
decided in straight sets. A. soon as the
play opened the Officials announced the
default Of Norman r.. Brookes, the Aus
tralian. whose place IN the second round
In singles had been kept open two days
Singles, third round
u. r. Fottrell, san Francisco, beat q.
Roberts, Hartford, Conn, o. 90, As. ST.
r. y W lliams, ID, philadelphia beat
w ": Johnston, Sa1 Francisco, 81, 3-6,
G.. p. Gardner. jr.. Boston. beat. 4. r.
Mccormick, san Francisco, "a, As, 60, 90.
Pare. New York. 90 6-3. SIS.
&. l. Childs, Philadelphia beat " a
simmonds, Philadelphia, 81, so 81
rev. NOR stown. X. j., 60. go, 81.
Little. New York. Go 90, GO
r. X. Pell, New York. beat G.. 5. Graes-
beck, New York. so. so, 81
Wallace T. johnson, PHILADELPHIA, beat
L. Curtis. 81. Bost IN. 80. SO. 81.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-26
Yesterdays Results.

Yesterdays Results.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Denver. S; Sioux city. O.
Topeka, 3; 81. Joseph. l.
Wichita, I Des Moines. .
Lincoln, 7: Omaha. 4,
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Detroit 2; Washington, I.
st. Louis. 90; Philadelphia, 9-l.
Chicago. 0; New York, O.
Cleveland. 3: Boston. /.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Philadelphia, o; Pittsburgh. >.
BROOKLYN Cincinnati, POSTPONED. rain
Boston, 4; Chicago /.
New Nork-St. Louis. postponed, rain.
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
No games scheduled
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Kansas City-Columhus, postponed, rain
Milwaukee, 9-2; Cleveland, 0-6
Minneapolis-L Louisville, postponed, rain.
st. Paul, 4; Indianapolis, 2
STATE LEAGUE.
Norfolk, q Hastings. I.
kearney. ?; Beatrice l.
Columbus, 4; York, 3.
Grand Island, 3, 2: Superior, 5. o.
Games To-day.
Western League-Denver at Sioux city.
Topeka az ~. Joseph, Wichita at ,Des
Motnes, Lincoln al Omaha.
American League-Detroit at -. Louis,
Philadelphia at Washington New York
ut Boston.
National League Brooklyn at Pitts
burgh. Boston at Chicago. New York at
st. Louis.
Federal League-Buffalo At Brooklyn,
Pittsburgh at Baltimore. Chicago at st
Louis.
State Lesgue-York at Norfolk, Hast
ings ut Columbus. Grand Island at Hast
ings, kearney at Superior.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-26

Richard Stevens, New York, beat Il. r.
Morgan, Washington go. go 6-i.
/ {. Wright, Boston, beat /, u. Cooper
MoTristown, y. j., 2-6, g., g.. 6-3.
r.. H. Whitney Boston, heat W. Il.
UeyL Philadelphia, go 81, 6-l
:. ThRyor jr., Philadelphia, beat J. 7.
Hubbard, New York, go, 6.l. G-S
c. A. Major, Tampa, Fla, beat \, l..
Sans, Newport, 1-S, ia, i-6, 6-i
H. \. MRckinney, Providence, heat
George Achelis, Seahright y, j., 6-S 81,
So.
n. Throckmorton, orange, n j.. heat
H. {. scaver Boston. 2-6. CO. DC, i-6. 6-S.
II. v. owen, Providence, boat X, Rob
ertson, T. s. n. So 81, Ga
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-26
Sammy Reynolds
Defending Title
in Coal League

SAM Reynolds ia defending his title as
champion OF the Coal Trade Golf nssocia-
ton at Hinsdale in Chicago this week,
In the qualifying round Reynolds was
tied for second place With score Of Is.
Robert Gardner former national cham
plon led the field with a. Reynolds Is
the only Omahan IN the fight for the
championship cup, but Karl Book ia In
the running for tho Omaha cup and +. 7.
Loomls is in the flight for the Pittsburgh
cum
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-26
HUNTING SEASON ON RIVER
WILL OPEN IN OCTOBER

owing to the publication Of an or
roneous statement concerning the open
ing Of the shooting season tn" correct
dates are herewith presented. The hunt
ing season on migratory game birds will
open scptemger l. Tho season win open
on the Missouri October I, II President
Wilson signs a Law removing tho COM
plete embargo hitherto existing. The
suppostion that shooting would be al
lowed on the Missouri river IN September
Is mistaken.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-26
Mordecai Brown
Quits Base Ball

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 25--MordeoHi Brown,
deposed manager OF the St Louis Fed
erals, has quit base ball according to in
formation given out today by an official
OF the St Louis Federals. 1t is said
Brown will return to his home in Terre
Haute, Ind. today. Next winter he will
go to California to look after his mining
interests.
Brown, IL is said, feels the ST. Louis
Club has arranged satisfactory deal for
him, and that his days az a big league
pitcher are numbered
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-26
MANY SHOOTERS ATTEND
BIG MEET At WISNER

WIsNEK, Neb, Aug. 25-tspecial.)-Th
Wisner Gun club held very successful
shoot Monday. August e. It being the
twentieth annual program.
The day was ideal and the attendance
was large, there being forty-five shooters
present, and most all shooting the entire
program. The program was ten events
Of fifteen targets, with an extra event
OF twenty five targets known as the mer-
chandise event.
Below are the scores of regular pro-
gram of those who shot the whole num-
Der OF events, or 1850 targets:
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-26
-. Edward Defeats spaIdinG.

ST. EDWARD. Neb.. Aug. 5.-tSDe
c!al.)-St Edward defeated Spalding o..
the local diamond Sunday. The game was
very interesting all the wa through with
tie eA'ti''o" 81 Sh'''" orSup'hs' 3 sc 70 2,
spalGug .....O q 0 . o o o lei :
- Edward % 9 '-5
Batteries: 81 Elwa-c Ioaee anl
Fishe-; Spold.ug, Noo4soI a.o Ha=tca-
mp.Te-' WAKE UNI Has-eiHJlru
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-26
Miss Myra Helmer
Beats Mrs. Heaning

CHICAGO. Aug. 25.--Play today In the
first match round of the wofnen's western
golf championship at the Hinsdale club
developed no surprises. Miss MyrR Hell
MGR OF Midlothian, the titlcholder, won
her way into the second round by do
feating Mrs \. 4. Heaning Of Wheaton,
. up and 20 play, while Miss Laurie
Kaiser of 81. Louis and FlosEmoor elm
mated Miss Elizabeth Allen Of Rock Is
land, up.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-26
REYNOLDS BEATS JOHNSON
Mighty Speed Hurler's Error Aids
Tigers Win Victory.
WILD THROW TO PLATE
Detroit Makes series with wash
inRtOn Three tO One ny Taking
Game ~ Score of Two
Ia One

WASHINGTON, Aug 2S-petroit made
the series With Washington three games
to one by taking todsy's game, 60 l.
Reynolds outpitchcd Johnson, and the lat
tors errors aided In his own downfall
After tho locals had scored run In the
first hninS on n base on balls, Fosters
single and q sacrifice ny. Detroit won out
IN the third Stnnasc singled and John
son let Reynolds bunt got through him.
with two out, Cobb singled. scoring
Reynolds. and Bush scored the winning
run when johnson intercepted Moellor's
throw and threw Wild to the plate. Sore:
R.H.E.
Detroit ................0O2 8 .
Washington .........1 10000 o o 81 {?
Batteries: Reynolds and stsuago; John
son and Alnsmith
Maps Beat Red SoH.
BOSTON, Aug. 25-Clevelsnd had little
trouble winning : to I victory from
Boston today. In the fourth inning Hob
lit3el missed Chapman's grounder and the
error allowed two bases. Chapman scored
on Jackson's single. On the throw-lu
jackson went ia second. TsaJolc's saCrl-
flee sant him To third
Jay Kirke made home run drive anu
the scoring ended Boston scored in the
third ON HoorerE single. pass to Scott
cleveland .............O 0 03 00OO-s 8 I
Boston .....,....,..,,,0 q 5000 Q-i 8
Batteries: Shore. wood and c'ady
Mitchell and O'Neill.
White SOX Lose 20 NRnkH.
| NEW YORK. Aug. 25.--New York made
! II two out of three from Chicago today
J by easily defeating the westerners by a
! score Of to 0. REM was knocked out Of
I the box in less thnn ono inning and the
7 veteran, Walsh. also was badly treated.
! Cole pitched a steady game for the
Yankees. while Maisel starred at bat.
! Score: R-H.E.
! Chicago ....,....,..,0 0 o 0 0 o o 90
New FORK ....,.......4 o 1 900 80 .
Batteries Benz, Walsh. Lathrop and
schalk Mayer; Cole and Sweeney.
Macks blank Browns Twice.
| PHILADELPHIA, Aug %.--Philadelphia
shut out St Louis In both games here to-
| day, the scores Being to and to o.
| In the opening event Bressler held ST.
/ Louis down to three hits and famed ten
| batsmen. while the home team hit the de-
! lVeries of Leverenz Baichely and Mitchell
| hard. Pennock not only kept the visitors
hits scattered, but h scored the only run
OF the second contest on his triple and
I Murphv's single. score first game:
R.IIE
/ 81 I.ouiy ..............OOO 100000
Philadelphia ......,..,0 o col 2 - II
Batteries: Leverenz Baitchley. Mitch
ell and Agnew, Hale; Bressler and SchsnR
Score second game: R.HE
| st Louie ,..,.......,..O 90 900 100
| Philadelphia ...,......O 0OOO1OOs-l
Batteries: james and Agnew; Pennoch
and Schang.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-26
BRAVES IN UPWARD CLIMB
Regain Part of Loss Day Before by
Beating Cubs,
ONE POINT BEHIND LEADERS
Fifth luWing BnttiUg RALLY u
Responsible for victory OF
Bostons over Chicago
Opnpneuts.

CHICAGO, Aug. 25,-'The Boston Braves
regained part OF their loss yesterday
whom they defepted Chicago by 1 to 1,
and now arc within ono point OF the lead
ers I'm the pennant rwacc. New York,
idle on account of rain, retain the lead.
\ fitth inning batting rally by Boston
WAS responsible FOR tho visitors winning.
6 Chicago's run was the result OF base
on balls 10 Rrcsnahan and VauGhn's
double In the third inning.
MHranville. Whitfield and Gather easily
took the fold innig Lonors, the latter
holding Leach at second on a hit in the
eighth which seemed good for a home
run. Sweeney was hit by bated ball in
the nth inning and retired. Bresnahan
taking his position at second. Score:
R.H.E.
Boston ..............OOO 20O01--i s o
Chicago ,............OO OO0O0 Q )
Batteries: james and Gowdy; Vaughn
and Archer BresnahHn.
Pirates RIank PhiIs.
PITTSBURGH, Aug. 2S.-- Philadelphia
was shut out, 9 to O, today in Che last
game at Pittsburgh for the season be-
tween these two teams. MamauN and
Alexander were both effective, only five
h'ts being made by each side. Score:
Philadelphia ........oOOOooOOO-S 3 /
Pittsburgh 20 q o 0 - L
Batteries Alexander Oeschger and
Doom, Burns, ManuN aud Gibson.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-26

clyde Mian's long absence from tha
game has KILLED his chances for the Lead
ing base stealing honor OF the American
league this year, Eddie Collins and Fritz
Maisel are away out in front with the
Maisel is TO be benched for light hitting.
according to rumor.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-26
WITCHES LOSE TO DIES MONIES
Laksf Has sIighJ Edge over SIaEIe
In Hurting Duel.

DIES MONIES, la. Aug 3.-Lallaff had
slight edge over Slagle In a pitchers
duel here this afternoon and Des Moiues
took the third game of the series, TO &.
a double by Hartford and a triple by
Jones drove In the runs for the Boosters,
Wichlts scored one run on a double fol-
lowed By single Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-26
Pitcher ReisiEI Iva Excellent Form
and knws Triumph.

ST JOSEPH Aug. 25,-Ptcher Resigl
vas I'm excellent form and tho locals ios'
the second strsisht Resigl retired in the
ninth on account fof an ,pju~v received
vbi'e batt'ns in the eighth Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-26
REDS LOSE LAST OF SERIES
Walk, Hit, Error and Sacrifice Costs
Hastings the Game,
NORFOLK COMES FROM BEHIND
Four Hits All DrumB,ers Can Make
or W'RIworth, white Hast
ings Makes Mine and
I.nscs.

HASTINGS, Neb., Aug. 25,--ISpecial Tel
errsnlJ-A walk hit, an error and sac
rifice ny lost the last game of the final
home series today -Four hits was all the
visitors could CLEAN, while the locals Sc
cured nine but all we're inopportunely
and widely scattered. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-26

stomach Troubles Disappear.

by using Electric Bitteis Best rsmedy
for liver and kidney. indigeytion. dys-
ueps.s aud al stomach troubles 500 snd
81. All ts.-AdveTtisemor'
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-26
ST lOSEpII


eBstted for Williams in ninth.
'Batted Tor Wall in ninth.
sBatted for Brown in eighth.
sBatted for Latferty in ninth.
Topeka ..............0 I -
St Joseph .......O 0 o. o o 0 0-l
Three-base hit: Rapp Two-base hits:
Cochran, Schang, Sterser, Brtton. stolen
bases: SchRng, Patterson. Sacrifice hit:
Cochran. Double plays: Schang to Wal
To Britton, Tallion TO baltimore to
Koerner. Hits: OFT Brown, s in eight in.
nings off Resigl, in eight inpings; 0
out in ninth. Struck out: by Resigl, D; ny
off IaffertS .: Oft Re igl, (. Hit by
pitched hail: p, Brown, Laflambois and
Resigl; by Dashner, Griffith. Time: 2:lo
Umpire: Fyfe.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-26
WICHITA.

man. Three-base hit: Jones. sscrifico
hits: Nicholson, ORourke. stolen bases:
EWaidt. Struck out: BY l1akatf, :. Hits:
CT Lakaff, s.; off Slagle, Bsses on
balls: BY Lakaff, /: by Slagle. I. Left on
bases: Des Moines, {; Wichita, g. Time:
lbs. Cmpires Cullen and Stockdsle.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-26
Pirates RIank pills.
Riot Follows When
Umpire is Deposed

REDINGToN, Neb. Aug. c5.-(spocialJ
Potter and Redington tied in a seven-
inning game here Sunday. 3 10 }. The
Potter players deposed the umpire in the
fifth inning and the game ended in "a
free for an In tho seventh Pitcher
Fowler was rendered unconscious by a
blow from a bat and two other PLAYERS
were injured. Score: R.H.E.
Potter ...............O O02 a 1 O-S 2
ReCingtOn ..........0 I l 0 / 0-S / 2
Batteries Potter, Woten and GOWN;
Redington, Fowler and Suggs
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-26

WORTHINGTON, MINI, Aug. 25-,
.nd Gbicsgn flp,n,, i.n bHNer d team
extra inning game today. Score: R.HE
Giants ........,..0 O 90 O00O2-2
Luverne .,..,...O OO0OOOOOOO-1 1
Batteries: Lynch and Davis; Maloney
and Mathews
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-26

The most desirable furnished rooms are
advertised in The Bee. Get nice cool
room for the summer.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-26
Wright OvercOmes Brian.

Telegram)-In a pitchers battle today
Wright of Kearney won over Bran OF the
locals. to !. With the score a tie up 20
the first half OF the ninth inning and a
man on second and third. Ramsey OF
kearney hit a grounder TO Second Base
man Florey who let the ball roll by him.
scoring the winning run. Beatrice tried
hard 10 score In their half, hut Pitcher
Wright held them safe. The score:
SBaued for lIelhich In ninth
Kearncy ............O o 0 o o . -
Beatrice ............O A" 81
lifiee hits: Prucha. Woodruff Two base
hits: Mstney. Brian. Double play: He'll
rich TO Bockewitz Struck out: BY Brian,
8: b. Wright, l. Bases on balls: OFF
Wright 2. Passed balls. Erickson. Time:
80 Umpire: NeVhouse.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-26

Vance. stolen bases: Payne, Brown
Bases on balls: orr Carve 3. struck out
BY Everdon. S: by Carver, Z. Double
play: Carver to Greene TO Monroe. I'm
pre ouigley.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-26
Batted for Ciaspaf in sixth.

IWo-baHe nltS: McSetS' amman
Coffey, Fisher, 9askill, Eddington. Three
base hit: Kane Home run: McCarty.
Sacrifice hit: Spain. Stolen bases: Nc
Carly. Fave. Double plays: Barbour to
Faye to Fisher, Smith TO Cooney to Kane.
Spain TO Barbour, Faye TO Cotfey TO
nings: off WOODBURY., 4 In three innings.
Bases on balls: or Gaspar, I; off Gas
XIII, . struck out: BY Gaspar, 2; by
Woodrow. 3; by Gaskill 8. Hit by pitched
ball: WithroW.' Time 1880. Umpires:
McCaffcrty and Castor, Attendance;
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-26
Superior Wins aud Lo~Gs.


TbHIIeu IOI ITOII IN hIhtH.
Grand Island 40 o o or O-S
Superior ............0 | 0 . 0 S-5
Home runs: Green (2). Mase hits:
TheissinE, Bishop. Sacrifice hits: Roben,
Gray. Treissing Iasler stolen bases:
Payne, Varney. Struck out. BY Hoffman,
/; by Bishop. 3. Wild pitch: Bishop.
Passed bali: Green, 2; Vance, l. Hit by
pitched ball: Landreth. Umpire: Quig-
ley Second game;
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-26
NORFOLK
HASTINGS

'Batted for Riley in the ninth.
Norfolk .............O o o o o.
Hastings ...........O | 0 90 0 0 0-1
Two-base hits: +. Brown, Moore, Il.
Brown. Sacrifice hits: Refs. Musser.
by Waiworth. Z Bases on balls: orr
Piercy. {; off Riley. g. off Walworth, 3.
Innings pitched: BY Picrcy, four; by
Riley, five. Double play; Moore to Gctt-
man TO Richardson. Time 200; Umpire;
Woods
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-26

YORK, Neb., Ang. 25-(Special Tele-
sram.) York closed its home series by
making it three straight from Columbus,
trouncing them in a see-saw game, to T.
Both teams 'fielded loosely, but Columbus
players We're the worst offenders. Haley
frightened in the pinches and brought in
Nork's last two scores by putting one
over the fence after Chase had walked.
Wednesday. September ., will be field day,
for the benefit Of the home club. Score:
CoIIJMprS YORK
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-26
OMAHA
Totals .......:.-R
Blackburne.
McGaffigan

TWO-base hits. Lloyd, BlackOurne,
Schliebner stolen bases: McGatfigan
tsl Sacrifice hit: Miller Sacrifice flies
Collins Thomas, Doodle plays Thomas
10 Schliebner; McGsfigan 70 LIOvd TO
Williams Left on bases: Lincoln, &;
Omaha. T. Hits: OF CTabb : On seven
Innings: OF styles. 4 la three Innings
Of Willis. in one inning. Struck ont.
ny Dessau . Bases on balls: OFF Dessau,
.. OF Crahb. Wild pitch: Desssu.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-26
Willis Goes Up.

But Willis hove into view in the
eleventh and Willis couldn't stand the
Saft. Collins was safe on Thomas bum
error Schroeder and Quillin singled with
he result that Collins and Schneider
scored. Dcssau went out but McGatfi-
sau CHOPPED one through the drawn-up
.niield scoring Quillin az Lee had ducEed
10 third when Thomson heaved to the
sraudstand, trying 20 catch Schneider
oming home. That ended It for Omaha
a. nothing could be done by lads who
spqcsred in the last half OF the fatal
.Ornd
The same teams mix IN the last game
II the season for the Links here this
afternoon. Game called at 8 o'clock.
81, re.