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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-10-08
TRYING TO COLLECT $4,000
Special TO The TeIrpyobh

oPeVEuF 70 TIC eIcgTdfH
Lewistown, Pa, Oct. Sowing to
dull times. the hospital campaign
committee is finding it uphill work to
collect any large sums for the local
hospital. Up until to-day the amount
collected is near the SIS, 900 mark.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-10-08
Cumberland Valley Railroad
TIME TABLE
In Effect May "a. 1914.

III Effect Ndy n, IyI4.
TRAINS leave Harrisburg
For Winchester and Martinsburg at
5:03 1850 a. M, s3:40 p. m.
For Hagerstown. Chambersburg. Car
Isle, Mechanicsburg and intermediate
stations at 500, "7:50, "11:53 a. M,
"3:40,. 5:32. "7:40, "11:00 p. m.
Additional trains for Carlisle and
Mechanicsburg at 9:4S a. M, 2:1s. 1927,
$50, $3.50 a. m.
Elisa a. M, els. 's:4O, 5:32 and and s:sS asS
p. m.
'paily. All other trains daily except
Sunday. H. A. RIDDLE,
j. IL. TONGE. c. p. A.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-10-08
DRAFTED IN BRITISH ARMY
Special 10 IN, TrIccyo.b

oPeCtH 10 iHe eicgrdfH
Blair, Pa, Oct. S.-John TrostIe
ana Harvey Shambaugh, formerly of
this place, both who have taken up
land at Hewitt Landing. Saskatche-
wan, Canada, have been drafted in the
British army.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-16
Freddy Welsh
Ready for Fight
With Charlie White

NEW YORK. Aug. l5.-Freddie Welsh,
in answer TO a challenge on behalf OF
Charley White, the Chicago lad who de-
feated Willie Richie. has issued the fol-
lowing statement;
Indeed, Charley White has proved HIS
right 10 a match with me and he can
have Il just as soon as he can find a
promoter who believes the bout would
draw sufficient crowd that would war
rant the putting up OF purse OF q rea-
sonable amount.
II don't say I will give White the first
chance. because on my return to the
United States. around October l. intend
10 fight every lightweight in that country
whose ability gives him any prospect OF
beating me and winning the title
1T won't be exactly case OF first
come. first served. but IL viii be a case
OF the biggest purse solely.
las far as allowing White to dictate
the terms OF the match or considering
his stipulation regarding weights are
concerned. all have 20 say is that I
am champion and as such stand on my
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-16
Four Blind Boys Win
Race from Blind Men

WORCESTER England. Aug. l5.-Four
blind schoolboys, pulling with clean
steady stroke, recently won race here
on the Severn against a crew OF four
Hind men. The victors belonged 70 the
Worcester College for the Blind and their
rivals were former pupils. Out OF this
has resulted a rowing boom at the school.
and three "fours" are now in training
out Of the thirty boys. They hope to
enter next season for the public school
cup at the Molesey regatta.
The boys were trained by their head
master, G. c. Brown, who, having eyes.
acted as coNswain.
The beginning was the hardest part.
says MIR. Brown First they had TO
feel all over the boat and the oars. while
explained things 20 them. We trained
In a tub with outriggers and fixed seats
But once they learned the feeling Of the
water they picked up the stroke easily
Their keen sense OF hearing and the move
ment Of the boat enables them TO keep
perfect time"
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-16

The key to unlock the mysteries OF
eruptive skin Affections is S. s. S. the
famous blood purifier II you win write
for splendidly illustrated book what
the Mirror Tells" you viii learn why
and how s. S. s. causes new skin and
tissue TO replace the afflicted spots.
Get a bottle Of s. s. S. today at any
drug store and waste no more time with
salyes, Ointments or lotions. Skin health
comes from your blood. II comes from
the network of tiny blood vessels that
inttrlace all skin tegument and tissue.
Now. when s. S. S. enters the blood
II Is carried throughout your body in
about three minutes and its most active
work takes place in the skin. Here IL
puts into motion the process OF preparing
all impurities into a substance that Is
promptly expelled through the skin pores.
This process goes on day and night, all
eruptive conditions cease the old skin
disappears In the form OF invisible vapor
or perspiration. Don't fan 10 get a bot
tie Of s. S. 8. today and write for the
valuable book to The Swift Specific Co,
iO3 Swift Building. Atlanta Ga.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-16
Phillies Penny Wise
and Pound Foolish
in Keeping Players

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. ia little
matter of 5000 which the Phillies re-
fused to spend, will cost the local club
something like 100000 before the season
closes.
Five thousand dollars would have kept
seaton and Dolan for that club. In fact
the shortstop actually did quit over
matter of 5000 bonus which he claimed
Manager Doom had promised him and
which President Baker refused to pay.
The profits of last years campaign were
in the bank when Baker booted the play.
Either he did not want TO spend money
or, Understanding the attraction ot the
Federals, thought he did not have to.
AS a result, the Phillies are down in
the race. They are considered out OF the
pennant chase But they have not been
more than ten games behind the leading
Giants at any stage Of affairs, and 1t is
putting a fair value on the pair to say
that they are worth at least ten games
in seventy.
Seaton alone might be worth that in
the box. When it is considered that the
hole at shortstop has been Dooin's chief
trouble all season, Dolan's value is en-
phasized.
This 5000 would have augmented the
gate all the way, because a club in the
race invariably outdraws a second divi'
sion team, and might very well have
brought the worlds series thousands
into the treasury.
The sum of $4,000 in added salaries
would have kept all the Philly jumpers
Seaton, Dolan, Brennan, Walsh, Fin
neran and possibly even Knabe, though
the managerial lure is a strong one,
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-16
VIVIAN REFUSES TITLE
OFFERED BY THE cZAR

PARIS. Aug. lA--Monsieur Rene Vivi-
ami. president Of the Council OF Ministers
one Of the most popular public officials
in France recently declined to be dec
GRATED BY the emperor OF Russia. II was
on his visit TO ST. Petersburg with Presi-
dent Poincare that Monsieur Viviani in
dicated that he could not accept one OF
the Russian orders which was about 20
he offered t. him. Viy'ani thus follows
the democratic ideas Of Gladstone and
Arthur Balfour. the conservative leaders
who refused titles The emperor OF Rus
STA, In place Of a decoration. offered
Monsieur Viviani an object OF art as a
souvenir OF his visit to RussiS
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-16
TO OPEN BILLIARD SEASON
Champion Players to Start Ball
Rolling October l.
WILL PLAY 14.1 BALK LINE
New style of Game Tried Out Last
Winter IL to BE Standard
Among Cue Artists Dur
ing whole Term.

NEW YORK, Aug. 15.-The recently or
ganized Champion Billiard Players
league will open the season on October l.
probably at Cincinnati. At the present
time Burton Mank, president and man
ager Of the new league, is being
swamped with applications for fran
chises in the new organization. One ap-
plication has come from Edmonton, AL
berta, Canada The mayor of the little
Canadian city offered cash prize of $500
to the player making the highest run dur
ing the championship season, provided
Edmonton is included in the circuit
Manager Mank has laid out circuit
which might be termed four-leaf clover.
There are to be four circuits OF fifty places
each, over which the various teams will
follow each other The same teams will
not play twice in the same city. Three
prizes will be offered by the league. The
player winning the most games will re-
ceive $1,000 in gold There will also be
prizes Of $500 each for the players making
the highest run and having the highest
average.
To Play 14.I BaIk Line.
It has been decided that the Al balk-
line style of game will be played. This
new style Of play was tried last winter
at the Hotel Aston and proved very at
tractive. The players are continually
driving and the monotony of the close
style Of play is eliminated.
The circuit will extend through southern
Ohio, West Virginia, Maryland, Della
ware, New Jersey and New England, re-
turning through New York, northern
Pennsylvania and Ohio. Another branch
will extend to the east and southeast,
taking in southern West Virginia, the
Carolinas, touching at Florida and return
ing by way of Georgia, Alabama, Ten
nessee and Kentucky.
A third branch OF the circuit will ex-
tend TO the southwest, through southern
Indiana and Illinois, crossing Missouri
into Oklahoma, taking in Arkansas, and
the principal towns in Louisiana and
Mississippi and then returning by way
Of western Tennessee and Kentucky. The
other branch will take in the northwest
and will include parts of Ohio and In
diano, Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota
and Iowa, returning across Illinois and
Indiana.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-16
Bowlers Meet and
Start Ball Rolling
For Coming Season

Omaha league bowlers began activities
for the season OF lai4-l5 at their meeting
last night at a local cafe. Practically
the entire league membership was in at
tendance and the enthusiasm displayed
gives the coming season a good outlook
william II. Weber. the newly elected
president. took charge OF the meeting and
business pertaining TO the leagues or
ganlzation. II was decided that the
league be limited TO ak first class teams.
competing under the scratch system
Franchises were awarded to the letter 3
Old Age. storz. Metz and Mickey Gibson
teams. Representatives OF the Luxus.
Corey Mckenzie and Old style Lager
teams were present. but withheld their
applications until the next meeting OF
the league.
Friday night was chosen as the regular
league night. and sehoenemans new al
leys. now being installed at Eighteenth
and Farnam. were selected as the place
for all scheduled matches. The league
this season viii be affiliated with the
American Bowling congress. the paren,
organization. which will be a big boost
for the game here. The opening date
was not decided on. II depending on the
completion OF the new alleys. The meet,
ing adjourned with Instructions to meet
again at Wroth's cafe Friday evening
August =.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-16
MYERS LEADS THE NATIONALS
Joe Jackson Tops American Leaguers
and Ty Cobb is Second.
LEJEUNE LEADS we WESTERN
schIeibner of Omaha r. in Third
POsitioR--DenvcrL Leads In Club
Batting, with sioux
City second.

CHICAGO, Aug. 15-Hi Myers, wearing
Brooklyn's uniform In twenty games,
leads the batters OF the National league
with an average Of 81. according to fig
ures published here today. Then comes
, Erwin, Brooklyn. .As; Grant, New York,
.9l2; Becker. Philadelphia. .sS4; Dalton,
Brooklyn. al; G. Burns, New York. 81;
Wingo. 81. Louis. $40: Daubert, Brook
Ign, 800; s. Magee, Philadelphia, .SOs;
Pheian. Chicago, .8Ol Brooklyn leads in
club batting with .2s9 and New York is
next with .2e6. HerEog. Cincinnati, Ia
ahead in stolen bases with thirty-eight.
In games won and lost, James Of Boston
with fifteen and five; Doak, 81. Louis.
Twelve and four; Mathewson. New York.
aineteen and seven. are leading pitchers.
Joe Jackson tops the American leaguers.
The Cleveland slugger has an average OF
,s5S Next come Cobb. Detroit, $50; K.
Collins. Philadelphia, .sS; Baker, Phila-
delphia, 1856; Cree, New York, .Ssl;
Speaker. Boston, .s24: Crawford. Detroit,
.3i7; Fournier. Chicago. as; McInnes.
Philadelphia. .si2; c. Walker. St Louis,
.3s. Philadelphia with e6T and WASH
ington with .24s. lead tho clubs. Il. Col
Inns leads In stolen bases with thirty
nine Leading pitchers are Leonard. Bos-
ton. with seventeen and three; Bender,
Philadelphia. ton and two, and Plank,
Philadelphia. thirteen and three.
Titus Leads Association.
John Titus holds the lead in the Ameri-
can association. The Kansas City vet
Grams average is ,Ses Ahead In team
hitting are Kansas City with .27s and
Minneapolis and Columbus with .27s each.
Compton and Killifer are tied for stolen
base honors with forty each. Leading
pitchers are Dougherty, Milwaukee, with
ten and two; Gallia. Kansas City, with
nineteen and six. and LAroy. indianapolis,
eleven and four.
steve Evans, Brooklyn. tops the Fed
sral leasuers with $50 Indianapolis leads
in club batting with $50 and Baltimore IL
next with IA Ksuff retains the base
stealing honors with forty-six. Top-notch
pitchers are Ford. Buffalo. fifteen and
five; Beaton. Brooklyn. twenty and eight;
Brown, ST Louis. eleven and five: Kais-
erling, Indianapolis. eleven and five
Larry Lejeune, Sioux City, leads the
Western with .ss2 Then comes Mogridge.
Dies Moines. $50; sohllebner, Omaha, .sst;
Patterson. St Joseph. .SSi. Butcher. DEN
YER. .Sl5; coffey, Denver. .s4i; Kane,
Sioux City. SIS; Koernsr. Topeka. ,SSs;
congalton. Omaha. $50; Thomson.
Omaha, -ssi. Denver with ,2ss and Sioux
city with 20 lead the clubs. Watson. st.
Joseph. and Nicholson. Wichita. lead In
stolen bases with fifteen each. Leading
pitchers are Casper. Sioux City. eighteen
and four; Schneider. Denver. eleven and
four; Gaskeli Denver. eighteen and seven.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-16
HEAVY CARD ON CIRCUIT
Forty-Four Horses Competing for
the Money at Kalamazoo.
TWO RACES GO EXTRA HEATS
Eleven Horses Comprise Field in
Two-Ten Pace, Whiih Goes to
Peter stevens After Some
Fast Competition.

KALAMAZOO, Mich. Aug. l5.-Five
races with an aggregate Of forty-one
horses competing, furnished a heavy card
for the fourth day OF the local Grand
Circuit meeting Two Of the contests,
the $1,000 Burdick Hotel stake for 2:1O
PAGERS, and the 2:12 pace, went five ard
six heats, respectively. and we're Cruel
ling struggles. The 2:16 trot. purse 1900,
and the 2:lS trot were won in straight
heats.
Interest conferred in the a:1O pace. The
field numbered eleven horses, including
Peter Stevens and King Couchman, which
were figured as the most dangerous con-
tenders. King Couchman won the first
heat, the second going to Peter stevens.
Then Carmelia took heat. Peter Ste
vens had the class OF the bunch ana won
the fourth and fifth heats and the race.
The time, 2:O5h, 2:OSh, 2:O6%, 2:O6lh and
2'O7A, was disappointing. faster miles be-
ing expected. The track was bit slow
as result OF Thursdays heavy rain and
breeze down the stretch hindered the
horses in the getaway.
The 2l2 pace was a race between four
teen horses. Frank Patch won the sec
ond third and sixth heats and the race.
Leila Patchen finished first in the fourth
and fifth, while the first heat vent to
Grand Opera. There were whipping fin
ishes in practically every mile
The 2l9 trot was easy or Barney
Gibbs
The meeting will close tomorrow with
four events carded.
Trotting, 2:l9 class. three in five, purse
5000:
Barney Gibbs, br. g.. by Prodigal
N1eeIS) ...ss.....s........-.... 1 /
Fair Virginia, b. m. (CoX)...........2 3 2
The Rebuttal, b. m. (McMahon) 500. 3 2
Time 2:14h. 2:13&, 2:l3%
Pacing, 2l2 class, three in five. purse
Frank Patch. br h. by The
Patchenboy (CoN)........... 1 2
Leila Patchen, black M.
tSnoWl .t....,,.......,....... 3 l 2
Grand opera b. h. CJames)l 2 5 7 dr.
Time, 2;O6A, 2'0Is, 2;07A, 2:OSls, 2:0s2s
Pacing 2:lO class. three in five. Bur
dick Hotel stake. purse 5000:
Peter Stevens, b. h., by Peter
The Great CGsrrisom........ 81
King Couchman, br. 3. INC
Mahon) ......'.......,-......... l =
/ Carmelia, br. m. (CoX).........9
Ruby X, b. m. (McDevitD .Sl1 3
Tune, 2:05h. 2:05h, 2O6%, 2;065s, 2:O7li
TrUtting 2:l6 class, three in five
/ Columbia Hotel stake purse 5000:
| Belwin, b. h., by Mckinney Gar
The Guide, b. n (Geers) .,......,.....
/ Time, 2;OSis, 2;Oe@. 20Sh.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-16
HOOFEDS AND BUFFALO
DIVIDE A DOUBLE-HEADER

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Aug. 15.-In-
dianapolis and Buffalo divided a double
header here today, the local team win
ming the first game 5 to 4, Bonnie Kauff
registering what proved to be the win
ming run in the fourth, when he stole
home The visitors took the second game,
which was called at the end Of the eighth
inning, by agreement s to 8, Score, first
game: R.H.E.
Buffalo .............. / 0 o l 0 o l o IA Z !
Indianapolis ........ 2 / 1 1 OO0O 50 10
Batteries: Buffalo, Moore. Moran and
Blair; indianapolis. Kaiserling and Rari-
den.
Score, second game: R.H.E.
Butfalo ......-....'.... 2O2- Is " !
Indianapolis .......... O0020-3 s 4
Batteries Buffalo, Schultz and Allen;
Indianapolis, Mullen and Rariden
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-16
Hayes and Lindauer
Win Tennis Tourney

MILWAUKEE,. Wis. Aug. l5-Hayes
and IAndauer, Chicago tennis stars. de-
feated Hamilton and Forstail In three
straight sets this afternoon in tine finals
OF the doubles Of the state tennis cham
pionship. Tho scores were Ga, 6-l and
Sc.
In the consolation singles Lewis
Reehygl OF the Washington Park club
defeated Papping OF the town club in
three out OF -four, sets.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-16

right to do all the debating that is to
be done.
81 hope my first match as worlds
champion will be for Thanksgiving day.
My opponent is of little concern to me as
long as It is a boy whom the public likes
sufficiently to come in large numbers and
see him.
white can have this date If he can
persuade a promoter that he is the big
great drawing card of any of the aspir-
ants for my title"
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-16
AMERICANS ON INCREASE
AT PANAMA CANAL ZONE

PANAMA, Aug. IA new census OF
the Canal zone has just been completed
by the canal police. The total popuia-
ton was found 90 be 1881, composed OF
lO,o1O Americans and 1881 aliens. A COM
parison with the figures OF the census
Of February. 1874, shows that during the
interval 7,S35 persons have departed from
tie canal va'e TEE prsvi'us eensus
showed total population of B,sss. OF
whom 9,S5 we're Anne leans and S5,4M
were aliens.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-16

Inc r. "A. M lVO-llllt pIOASHoioll'''
championship has been awarded to the
Interstate Racing association of Toledo
o. The event will be run at Columbus
on September or 7.
A number OF motorcycle events will be
a feature of the Labor Day celebration
of Coshocton, o. g..
1t is said that Bob Crawford broke the
half mile motorcycle record at Marquette,
Mich, when he recently circled the half
mile dirt track in 80 1-5 seconds.
II. A. Stewart, well-known motor
cycle tourist of Chicago, is making
transcontinental trip on his two-wheeler
from Los Angeles to New York. Stewart
has made many long distance trips and
covered the greater portion of. twenty-one
states on a motorcycle.
This years annual endurance run Of
the Chesapeake Motorcycle club Of Balti-
more covered a distance OF 200 miles.
About thirty riders took part in the run.
e G.. Buckley of GAINESVILLE, Wis, has
Just completed four-weeks' motorcycle
tour of the east Detroit, Cleveland,
Buffalo, New York, Washington and
Boston were included in the cities visited
by Buckley.
George Smith and Harry Robbins have
just arrived in st. Louis, having travelled
from Salt Lake City by motorcycle,
About fifty riders are expected to take
part in the motorcycle events which will
be staged at the Spokane, Wash, state
fair. September a 20 1s.
A motorcycle now takes the place OF
three bicycles formerly used by the
| Crosby Department Store Of Topeka, Kan
| The Crosby company says that this saves
half OF their weekly expense for delivery
/ A SOOo-mile motorcycle pleasure trip is
/ being made by b. s. Cox and Tally Hol-
/ loway OF Merkle, Tex.
Z The Topeka. (KanO Motorcycle club is
making an effort to have the Kansas
state championship races held in Topeka
this year.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-16

AlHs. MnWaukse Country club won the
Wisconsin state rolf title fer the thir
time this afternoon. when he defeated
Dick Cavanaugh kenosha, former cham
zion. SIX up and five 10 PLAY.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-16

While the Cardinals were In Philadelphia
with q foot without knowing what was
the matter. At the suggestion OF Man
aFer Doom. WingO consulted Doctor
took an x-ray picture and found that
WlnEO had a broken bone In his foot
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-16
MoIIwit. chatty Young Man.

some chatty young men have broken
into the National league this season. but
none can approach the FLOW OF small talk
which n spilled BY MollWitz. Of the Reds.
when he Is on the field He has OMara
81 the BrOokiyns beaten. lie Is wound up
sud never runs down.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-16
imp PartnershiP n Good one.

Umpire Boo Emsle Is along in years
but he has a clear eve and tho rep to
get around and see the plays. Klem's
worth Is well known, the Partnership
OF KLEIN and Emslie beins one OF the
strongest in the fast set
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-16
CUBS TRIMMED BY CARDS
st. Louis Runs in Two Scores to One
by Hanks Crew.
VAUGHN PROVES TO BE WILD
Fielding Of Sweeney, Archer, Hug-
gins and DOIan Brilliant I'm
Contest Played al
Chicago,

CHICAGO. Aug. 15-St Louis defeated
Chicago. to today I'm a pitchers duel
Vaughn's wildness with errors by Safer
and Schultz cost the locals the game. The
fielding OF Sweeney. Archer, Higgins and
Dolaa was brilliant. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-16
BruninE WaIIops stranE.

STRANG. Neb., Aug l5.-Cspecial.l-
Bruning walioped strsng at the picnic
here yesterday by the score OF TO o.
Irwin. pitching for Bruning, allowed but
two hits one OF which was a scratch.
Batteries; STRAINS. Schneider and Mon
roe: Bruning, Irwin and Durham.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-16

Two-base hits; Sweeney. Schultz. sac
rifice hit; Riggert. Stolen bases; Dolan,
8; Chicago. 2 Bases on ballss OFF
Vaughn. Z: Doak. 2 struck out; BY Doak
s: BY Vaughn, s. Wild pitch; Vaughn
Time: 2:G Umpires; Eason and Quigley
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-16
Yesterdays Results.

WESTERN LEAGUE.
P PePsss.. !; M NnSSl2; Z
Des Moines, 2; Sioux City, 10
Omaha, 4; st. Joseph. g.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Boston, 9; New York, 0.
fP,lhniisIdslp3hia6 4;s Brooklyn. s-ia.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Detroit. !; Cleveland, I.
MMa VA, o; Philadelphia, 6.
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
sss SitimSSTs:, q s 81 K aSss ri,v a..
Pittsburgh.. g. Chicago, 10.
Buffalo, S-s; Indianapolis, b-s
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Cleveland, z; Columbus, g.
~ Mi'Tps sms5 , Kansas citX. b
indianapolis. 3; Louisville, 7.
NEBRASKA STATE LEAGUE.
Beatrice. 9; Superior, 2.
Hastings, b-S; York, "a
Norfolk, i; Columbus. g.
Grand Island. z; Kearney 3.
Games Today.
Western League-Denver at lincoln.
Topeka at Wichita, Des Molnes at Sioux
American League-Chicago at 81. Louis
Detroit at Cleveland,
National LeRgue--Brooklyn at Cincin.
natl, 81. Louis at Chicago.
Federal League-Baltimore at Chicago
Buffalo at 81. Louis, Pittsburgh al In
American Minneapolis nj
81. Paul, Kansas City at Milwaukee In.
dianapolis at Louisville, Cleveland al
Columbus, double header).
State League-Beatrice at Superior
Hastings at York, Norfolk at Columbus
Grand Island At Kearney
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-16

The most desirable furnished rooms are
advertised in The Bee. Get nice cool
room for the summer
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-16
BURWELL TRIMS ORD
IN TEN-INNlNG GAME

BURwELL. Neb,. Aug, A-(speeial)-
Burwen came from behind and defeated
Ord today in a fast ten-inning game on
tho homo grounds. Wright pitched a
wonderful game. errors giving the visit
ors their scores. All three OF BurwelIs
scores were earned. McMaHters' wonder
fu running catch in deep center and
III
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-16

the Braves have been winning the UNI
piring isn't such a source u distress to
that mAnaRern
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-16
WILDER Trims FaIrbury.

WILDER. Neb, Aug. t6.-(Speciall--
Wilher was again defeated by Fairbury
yesterday afternoon here, 8 TO s. In a
poorly played game and several costly
errors in Judgment by the umpires. AZ
ter the game was lost, WILDER put in it's
lefty" pitcher, J. Shimonek, who for
three innings held the visitors without a
hit Score: RH.E.
FRirbury ...-........OOO4S2OO 6 8
Batteries; WILDER. seamark. J. Shin
onek and Prucha. Falrbury, Crane and
Boothe struck out; BY SeamRrk, 4;
Shimonek, 1; Crane. s. Bases on balls
of Seamark. .; OFF shimonek, none. off
Crane, 4 Left on bases; WILDER Il;
FaiTbqry 8. Three-base hits: J. SHIN
onek, LanEdOn.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-16

CHICAGO. Aug. l5.-No man on the
Chicago White sox is more elated over
big Ed" walsh's come back than is
that same Big Ed Walsh, himself The
twirler is proclaiming his return to form
as a triumph of mind over muscle. and
he believes he is a better pitcher now
than he ever was. A year ago his
strength entirely left his right arm and
IL was only by the stiffest kind OF
bluff that he managed tot win a game