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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-12
ODDITIES IN
TODAY'S NEWS
Town is Shocked by Undraped sleepers in

Town is Shocked by Undraped sleepers in
Pullmans.
HAMMOND, Ind, June 12.-The
city authorities of Hammond are
planning TO use fire-hose on Pullman
passengers of both sexes who lie in
their berths these hot nights without
pulling down the shades.
Men. accompanied by wives, daugh-
ters and sweethearts, have been COM
PEELED to witness some unusual sights.
Pullman passengers in all stages OF
undress gasp in their berths, awake
and asleep, as the trains stop.
A woman nearly dressed as Eve, on
an Erie train, with her berth lighted
and shades undrawn, slept uncon-
scious of a riotous crowd on the Hob
man street crossing, and she was only
saved by the train pulling out.
Says Mrs. Kale Flirted with Him While
Husband Won his "Kale"
NEW YORK, June 12.--After elud-
ing arrest for year and half, while
he Travelled in the Western States and
visited Mexico Henry Consel, grad
uate of St. Petersburg University,
pleaded guilty yesterday to charge
of larceny in the Essex Market Court.
Magistrate Marsh held him in $1,000
bail for the grand jury Consel ad-
mitted stealing two bracelets and val
liable rings from Mrs. Martha kale,
while he was visiting her home, at 3o5
East Twenty-first street, on Decem-
Der I, 1912.
This woman" he said, pointing to
Mrs. Kale. who is slender and good
looking, "flirted with me for nearly
six months, while her husband and
played cards every time | visited her
house, and | always lost, until finally
| had no money left. l could say
more. but l will not
Negro, Called rs Witness, can only
speak Yiddish.
NEW YORK, June IA jet black
negro, who can talk nothing but Yid-
dish was put upon the witness stand
in the New Jersey avenue court,
Brooklyn. yesterday 1t was only
after an official interpreter had
worked hard with him ten minutes
that his story was made clear. The
negro. Nicholas Hyman, was witness
in the case against Benjamin Roth
man, a butcher, of Belmont avenue
and Powell street, who was charged
with cruelty to animals
Hyman said he was born in Jew
ish neighborhood and that after hiH
own people had died he was brought
up by a man named LYMAN. On his
testimony Rothman was fined $50,
since Hyman said he saw the butcher
cut off a dogs tail with knife.
Judge Rules Eating With Knife Is No
Grounds for Divorce.
LOS ANGELES, June 12.-Mrs. Adele
7. Bryant, formerly of New York.
who left there to become the wife OF
solomon E. Bryant, a Covina rancher,
failed to obtain a divorce yesterday
on the ground that her husbands
manners Jared her. They were mar
ried September 29. 1912. and separated
September 49, 1918.
when | met Mr.. Bryant l was
earning $50 a week as a buyer of pic
lures for a New York city establish
ment," said Mrs. Bryant in court to-
day. After our marriage we came to
California. Then l discovered it was
his daughter who had written his let
ters for him. They were beautiful
letters. One of the first discoveries l
made was that he ate with a knife. >
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SENATORS DEFEAT BROWNS
Shanks Single in Ninth Gives
Washington the Victory.
GAME IS LONG DRAWN OUT ONE
Home Team Scores -Four Runs in
Fourth ON Double, Sacrifice, Hit
Batsman, a Double, Single
and Double steal.

WARRINGTON, Aug. 90.-Shanks' single
In the ninth inning. which scored Gandil,
gave Washington a to 2 victory over st.
Louis today in n long-drawn-out game.
Washington scored four runs in the fourth
inning on double. a sacrifice, a hit bats
man, single and a double steal St
Louis, with two runs already recorded,
tied the score In the eighth on Acost's
muff and singles by Shotten and Pratt.
Mitchell beat out an infleld hit In the
seventh and was hit In the face and
knocked unconscious by Wallaces throw
to first. Score; R.H.E
Washington iShi1,oii' d Q Q 9 : SS IS II :
Batteries s5ns 81 Louis. James. Baum
johnson and Henry, Ainsmith.
Macks Beat Tigers.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 2o.-An the runs
philadelphia defeating Detroit by 70 /.
Morlartys hit to deep center In the first
inning bounced into the bleachers for a
lima drive over veach's head hopped into
the bleachers for home run. Wyckofe
ana Murphy also scoring. Lapp had his
n Msni. I hand badly hurt By foul ZIP off
forced to leave the game. Score: .R.H.E.
Fhiiaueipnla.. % o IS
Batteries: Detroit. Dauss and stanage;
Philadelphia. Wyckoff and Lapp. Schang
Maps VIA by squirt.
NEW YORK, Aug. a0.-Cleveland duplI-
Gated New York's feat Of yesterday by
iorsing ahead late IN the game by making
SIX runs In one inning, which enabled It
10 win by score of II to s. New York
used five pitchers During Cleveland's
seventh inning rally Heating and Nuna
maker were ordered from the game BY
Umpire Dineen for protesting decisions
Cleveland "A 1900 0 Iii IL /
New York....1 8 2 Oi 0 $50
BATTERIES: Cleveland, Mitchell, Morton
and O'Neill; New York. Fisher, Pieh,
heatins' Brown and Nunanlaker, schwsr
He'd sOx win.
BOSTON Aug 20.-Shore held Chicago
TO two hits today, and, though Boston
made six errors behind him, the locals
wen, TO 2. The Red Sox sccssd on timely
hitting and by taking advantage OF Chi
cago's misplays. Score: RHE
Boston ...,..,.0 o o 4 100 "a go
Chicago ...,...0 o o 0 o. % 10 4
Batteries: Boston. shore and Cady;
Chicago, Wolfgang and Mayer.
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CreStOn to Have
Base Ball Tourney

cREsToN. Ia, Aug. 0.--1Speeial. )-Prs-
liminariee have just been made for a
base bali tournament 20 be held IN this
city. either during the week Of September
II OF n. Promoters OF the event circulated
subscription list among the business
men Of the city with such success that a
purse Of 500 viii be pat forth for the
first three teams--tSoo to 80 20 the win
ming team, Ssoo 20 the second team and
500 10 the third. The fourth team will TO
eeive expenses.
CreEton has a first class amateur team
and would like 10 secure some OF the best
amateur or semi-pro teams OF the state
for the tournament. The tournament ~ill
last three days, a double-header icing
played each afternoon
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Simpson Makes
Good Score In
Western Tourney

CHICAGO, Aug, 2o-w. C. Hagen OF
Rochester, y. Y. today equalled the
course record of sixty-eight in the first
round OF the seventy-two hole finals for
the National Open Golf championship
now held by Francis oulmet. Boston
amateur
ouimet aud Charles Evans. Western
Amateur champion, both played well the
first nine holes. ouimet making thirty
six and Evans thirty-seven. Evans
irons we're better than Qulmet's but he
missed three short puts.
Among the morning scores were: Louis
BARREN, Salt Lake IS; c. p Nelson
Oklahoma City. q; Warren X Wood,
Homewood, q; George Sargent Chevy
Chase "a; George Simpson. Omaha, %;
Louis Jacoby, Dallas. 70; A. G. Herr,
Lincoln, 80; Jack Neville. San Francisco.
is
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Chifeds Shut Out
Baltimore Federals

CHICAGO. Aug. S.-Chieaso defeated
Baltimore. 20 0. today. Three of Chi
Cages hits were clean doubles, while
johnson kept the Baltimore efforts well
scattered. Score; R.H,E.
baltimore 80 0 100 o o O. 3
Chicago go o l q o -
Batteries: Bailey and JaelSlitsch; John
son and Wilson.
KANSAS CITY. Aug. 2l.-Johnson' $
pitching was too much for Brooklyn and
Kansas City won the first game. to 4.
The second game a pitchers battle be-
tween Stone and Marion, was called az
the end OF the eighth inning in order that
Brooklyn might catch train. score,
first game; RH.E.
Brooklyn ,....2 l. u
Kansas city 3 o o . D - IA
Batteries: Bluejacket, Houck and Land;
johnson and Easterly.
Score, second game: Ri T..
BROOKLYN ;,.,,~,o 9999d9 !
Batteries: Marion and Land; stone and
Easterly.
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VILLA WIRES WARNING
TO CARRANZA OFFICIALS

NoGALES. Are, AUS. 2a-TangibIe
Iroof o. the Carranss-villa split and the
danger Of q new revolt in northwestern
Mexico was received here today. General
Villa. the northern divisional commander.
teesraphed Carranza military officials in
Sonora that u they oombattsd Jose Maria
Maytorena, the elected governor OF the
state, Villa would invade the state with
his forces which recently have been re-
cruited end munitionsd TO war strength
iu spite OF the peaceful surrender Of the
former Huerta government at Mexico
City.
Sonora state is in the military zone.
commanded by General obregon, who
beaded the constitutionalist forces, which
recently entered Mexico City and apart
from Villas division.
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RUDOLPH PITCHES WIN AGAIN
Boston Star Hurler Piles Up Eleven
Straight Victories.
BEATS PIRATES, SIX 10 TWO
Hits for Extra Eases Off 0'TOola
and ConseIman Aid Materially
In Victory of the
visitors.

PITTSBURGH Aug. 20.-Boston de-
feated Pittsburgh today by q score OF
TO g. It was the eleventh straight VIC
tory for Pitcher Rudolph. Hits for extra
bases off O'Toole and Conzelman aided
materially in the visitors victory. Score:
R.HE.
Boston ...............03 0000012-S 1
Pittsburgh ............0 20 030O0o-3 9
Batteries: Rudolph and Gowdy; Con-
Zelman, O'Toole and Coleman.
Cubs Beat Dodgers.
CHICAGO. Aug. 2O.-Chicago made 1t
three out OF four from Brooklyn today,
winning, to ?. Two errors helped
Brooklyn to score its two runs In the
Brooklyn ...,.........Oo2OooOOO-2
Chicago ...,......,..,2 0001 000S3
Batteries: Ruelbach and McCarty;
Cheney and Bresnahsn
pills Blank Cards.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 2D.--Paskert's single.
a sacrifice and Burns tvo-base blow gave
Philadelphia a l to victory over st.
PS Sus cHSsS score ooeOooOo1Ni q
st. Louis ...........00 100000 8 0
Batteries; Tincup and Burns; Doak and
Snyder.
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BLAIR TAKES REVENGE
UPON THE F0NTAMELLES

BLAIR, Neb., Aug. 9o.--(Special Tele-
gram. blair got sweet revenge today.
defeating Fontsnelle, 10 TO 8. in q swat
ting match which was decided in the sec
ond inning, Blair pounding Cahoon for
eight hits and seven runs In this inning.
V. Cook replaced Cahoon, but still the
Blair team hit the ball. Fontanslle got
all their hits and runs in the frat four
innings After this inning not a man
reached second base. Fitch not allowing
another hit Score:
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Rnvcuan pefeatr Anrls,.

RAVENNA. Neb., Aug, 9o.--Cspeeial)
In a well played game Ravenna de-
feated Ansley yesterday TO 1. Batteries:
Ravenna Thiessen and Greenslit; Analey.
Rhodes and Carr Ravenna is holding
n carnival this week. a ball game being
played each day Yesterday a program
in honor OF the old settlers was rendered.
The oldest settler. Michael Neiss, %
years old. was presented a rocking chair.
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Yesterday's Results.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Denver, Il; Omaha, s.
Lincoln. 9; Sioux City, (.
Topeka, q Des Moines, g.
Wichita. 2; ST. Joseph. 4.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
st. Louis. 4; Washington. s.
Detroit /; Philadelphia, 3.
Cleveland. II: New York. s.
Chicago, 2; Boston. 8.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston, 6; Pittsburgh, ..
Brooklyn, 2; Chicago, 3.
Philadelphia. l; st, Louis. 0.
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
Baltimore, o; Chicago, T.
Buffalo. 90; st. Louis. l-S.
Brooklyn, Al: Kansas City, ST., Second
game called end eighth TO allow Brooklyn
to catch train.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Milwaukee, Columbus, postponed; rain
Kansas City. 2; Cleveland. T.
Minneapolis, s; indianapolis, II.
st. Paul, 3; Louisville, ..
NEBRASKA STATE LEAGUE.
Norfolk. 4: Kearney, ].
Hastings. 2; Beatrice; o.
Columbus. D; Grand Island, 1.
Superior, 1: York, y.
Games To-day.
Western League-Denver at Omaha. Lin
coin at sioux City. Topeka at Des Moines.
Wichita at 81. Joseph.
American League-St. Louis at WASH
ington, Detroit at Philadelphia, Clevelan nd
at New York, Chicago at Boston,
National League-Boston at Pittsburgh,
Brooklyn at Chicago.
Federal League-Baltlmore at Chicago,
Buffalo at ST. Louis.
American Observation-Disclosures at Co
lumbus Kansas City at Cleveland, Mime
apolis at Indianapolis, ST. PAU at Louis
vile.
State League-Norfolk at Kearney, SUI
perior at York, Beatrice at Hastings, Co
lumbus at Grand Island,
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MANOR Min. Fir.t Meaey.

TABOR, Ia, Aug. M-(Speclal Tele-
gram Tabor won first money OF 500 In
the base ball tournament here today, de-
featlng Shenandoah, ! TO ].
Batteries: Tabor, Soule and clare
shenandoah, Steele aud MCKAY.
Two hundred dollars was divlded equally
between Shenandoah. Malvern end Ham
burg. This 10 the third tournament where
Tabor has won first money, the others
being Malvern and Shenandoah.
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ISLANDERS BLANK PAWNEES
Win from Columbus by the Score of
One to Nothing.
GAME CALLED IN THE SIXTH
HniIstOrm breaks Just AFTER Play.
ers Get Under Cever-Pawnees
Are Allowed Only One

GRAND ISLAND, Neb.. Aug. 2O.-(spe-
oisl Telesram.) -Grand Island won from
Columbus today In the first inning when
Payne made safe on an error. stole sec
ond and scored on Vaney's two-saeker
Umpire Newhouse called the game on
account OF darkness In the second half Of
the sixth and few minutes later terri
fie hails,orm struck the city. Hatch al
lowed the visitors only one hit Score:
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Hone Fnn1; McCaTty, Spahr. Three
hahe hat: Barbour. TNo-base hits: Cow
sch0ebner. stolen base: Faye. sacrI-
flee Fits; Ward. coffey Left on bases:
Omaha s; Denver s. Hits: Off Harring-
ton. In no innings; Off CovfngtOn 2 In
four Innings. off Morgan. 8 In five IN
nlngs: OF crabb. an two and tWo-thirds
inninEs; off Wills. In ak and tWO-thirds
inninee. struck ont b CoVinEton D
Bases on balls. Of coyington. >: OF
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sadenherr MaLinr Gooa.

Johnny Sudenberg Is making good on
me coast lie an nd omshS Ss boxer T0T Vino
many fights OF lste. He is matched for
Labor day bout at Reno, New, after
which Re will take on George Chip. SUDDEN
in Omaha.
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ST. LOUIS AND BUFFALO
FEDS DIVIDE DOUBLE BILL

sT. LOUIS, Aug o-st Louis and But-
falo divided a double-header here today,
the local club taking the first game,
to 0, and the visitors the second, 20 g
seore frat rame: RHE.
Buffalo ,..,.,'o
Batteries: Moore and Blair; Davenport
~ seoTe second. game: R.H.E.
Buffalo ,.,..,.s %
Batteries: Anderson and Alien; Keup-
per and Chapman.
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will cease 10 trouble YOU by the timely
use OF Dr.. Kings New Discovery. Sure
relief, SOC and ST. All druggists.-Adver-
tisement,
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INIEE7UaEN WII. FlIE3ImnlOns- IWO-
Brtton. Nicholson. stolen bases II.
Watson (zi, Fox, Rapp. Henry Double
plays: Rapp 10 O'Rourke TO Henry az,
Potts 10 X, Watson 10 Patterson. FltE-
simmons 10 O'Rourke TO Henry. Struck
out; BY Lambert. 8. by Vance, q BASES
on balls. Off Lambert. s. Timei 1:50
umpires: Fyfe and Cullen.
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BOOSTERS PULL IN our OF FIRE
Take First Of series from Naws by
Two 20 Three score.

DIES MONIES. Aug. 1-Des Moines
pulled Victory out OF the fire this after
noon In the first game of che series with
Topeka by score OF to g. Manager
lsbeIi used three pitchers la the contest
who got away with total OF seven hits
Sanford. who wac rushed in TO relieve
and Des Moinea rushed across two scores
Scores:
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newman Grove defeats Albion.

NEWMAN GROVE. Neb., AUG. o.-(Spe-
ciai. AT the big Farmers Union picnic,
held At the Field farm near this place
today, the Newman Grove team defeated
Albion By a score OF 10 70 s. Batteries;
Newman Grove. Lee and Human; Albion.
10; Albion. &
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Totals ..SS Il q . .

per. Bureham, Hartung. Three-base hits:
Krause, Waterman, Hartung. Stolen base:
Krause. Double play: Burcham TO Keep
pen TO Cooke. Struck out: BY Fitch g..
by ]. Cshoon, I; by V. Cook, 3. Left on
baseE: Blair. 3: Fontanelle Z. Time: :ls
Scorer: Kelly. Umpires: Blaco and
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OUIMET'S PLAY BRILLIANT
Makes Splendid Sixty-Nine in First
Round of Finals.
EVANS FINISHES WELL UP LIST
Best Five scores of Day Made by
Native AmcrIcsns--Louls Teller,
Formerly of France, Plays
Consistent Game.

CHICAGO, Aug sO-rrancis ouimet,
defending his title today made a splendid
50 in the first round of the seventy-two-
hole finals of the national open gols tour
nanent at Midlothian club. within one of
the course record set this forenoon by
Walter c. Hagen of Rochester Ouimet
and Hagen both fell off in the second
round. taking &c and "A. respectively
Hagen's total OF l42 led tho fled o;
siSty-five in tho first days play and gave
him a good chance for the title.
ouipieJ totaled IA. temporary second
place going to Tom Mcnamara of Boston,
who scored an evonly balanced 1t,
Charles Evans, ir,, western amateur
champion, and Warren X. Wood, former
western title holder, finished well UP in
the list with 100 esch. William Rsuten-
busch. public links product Of Chicago,
who recently won the city championship,
made score OF l5I.
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NOlI'oIK

nome runs. Iurpin, Ramsey. Stolen
base: Drumm. Bases on balls: or
Lane. I; off PlymptOn, 2 Left on bases:
Norfolk, 3; Kearnsy. 6 struck out: By
Lane, >; BY, Plympton. 3, Time l.S
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-21

Paul Murray and Jack Burns will boz
six rounds before the North Omaha Ath-
letic club Saturday afternoon. No deci-
zion.
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McCabe, Prucha. Sacrifice hits; Wiley,
M nlorsy k s,TSc s, oh; eSss p Brown
bryan. c. Bases on balls: orr Wiley.
= Double play; y. Brown 10 Gettma 4
Time: i:2o. Cmpire Walters.
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Norfolk wins.

kEAItNEH, Neb.. Aug. M-tspeeial Tel
ekram Norfolk won todaS's game from
the keps OppOrtune hitting by Norfolk
won the game, home run BY Turpin
starting the ball rolling The home run
by Ramsey made the ONLY score for Kear-
ney. The score;
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Shutout for BsatFice.

HASTINGS. Neb Aug. 20-(Specinl
telegram 1.-The Reds treated Beatrice
TO 4 coat OF whitewash. Gettman scored
with homer In the fourth. The iscond
SCORE came In the eighth when Bennatt
Brown Wiley allowed the visitors but
three hits and struck out nine. Manager
Coe protested the game because OF de-
cision OF the umpire. Score:
REATuIru
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Crabb. q Off Wills. 2 Wild pitch: Gov
lngtoh Time: 200; Umpire: Stock
dale.
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sBatted for Thomas In eighth
Two out when winning run scored.
Des Moines ..,.... 90 90 900 g-3
Topeka .,.......,O o o . o o o Q o.
Two-base hits LaEgambers. Hunter,
Struck out BY Grover 4 In eight innlnks;
by Stanford. In one inning by Hogan
In four innings; by Thomas. IN four
innings; by Turner, l In one Inning, Hits;
q; Off Thomas Bases on balls; Off
Sanford, ?; off Turner, 2. Double play:
Tgllion 20 baltimore TO Koerner. Wild
pitch; Grover. Sacrifice hits Forsythe.
Tallion. Haley, Left on bases; Des
Moines, 4; Topeka, 3. Time; i:5S Umpires
Shaw and Ridgeway
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TNo-base hits: Carver Stolen bases.
smith, Thiessing t2). Gray Double play:
Londreth to Hasler Triple play; Miller
% Harris TO Rice. Bases on balls: OF
Superior. T. York. G. Sacrifice hits; GRAY,
rhlSssing, Totem struck out: By Miller.
4; BIZ Carver, 4. Passed ball: Schlssel.
Time. 2.i0. Cmpire: MuYera
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Finish Further Down.

The other amateurs finished furthe.
down in the list. X, P. Edwards took 15l
end Jack Neville, Pacific coast champion.
scored 1855. Donald Edwards had l6l and
Louis Iacoby of Dallas barely remained
In tho event with l6s. An those owe. 1Ri
were eliminated by the rules,
The best five scores OF the day were
made by native Americans, inc .ding
Ouimet. an amateur. sixth on the list is
Louis Teller. formerly OF France, who
PLAYED a consistent game for ~. English
and Scotch golfers we're not so prominent
as In years gone hy.
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none out when winning run scored
'batted for Gaspar In ninth.
sioux City........,..,,,..l0 OOOOO02I-
islncom ,..s.ss.t.s..s....U 90 / / %
Two base hits: Scoggins and Callahan.
Three-bnse hit Williams. Sacrifice hits:
ANen. Davidson. Lloyd stolen basel Nc
1affigan. Double plays; Gaspar to
Cooney to Kane. Hits: OFF Scoggtns s:
Oft Gaspar. I; off woodburn, O. Bases OF,
balls; OFF Scoeglns, 3; OFF Gaspar, 1: OFF
Noodgurn, l. Struck out: BY ScogEins,
y; by 1aspar 81 by Woodburn. 2. Time,
Attendance. &c.,
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SIOUX WIN IN TENTH FRAME
Indisns Trina AnteIOpss By Fsur 10
Three Score.

sloUA CITY. In. Aug. 2O-Costly er-
rors In the last half Of the ninth gave
the sioux chance 20 tie up the tally
.a,nnd the locals won In the tenth, to g.
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the most desirable furnishes rooms are
advertised in The Bee. Get a nice cool
room FOR the summer.
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JosIEs WIS rnoM wlonE.

Drummers Take GaRae ~ Fear to
Tive score.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo. Aug 20--Vanoe was
the better this afternoon ana won n
pitchers battle from LanDerg. Vsnee
struck out nine OF the Wichita batters
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Cnmhriare Mn

CAMBRIDGE. Neb.. Aug. 0-,speciai
Telegram. Cambridge defeated Moore
field In SLOW game, 10 a.
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Prohibs Are shut Out,

YORK, Neb., Aug @--(special Tele-
egram Superior shut out York today by
taking advantage OF Mllers wlldness and
punching their hits. Carver held York
70 five scattered hits Murphy beat out
made on the local diamond was made BY
Miller, Harris and Rice. Score:
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COLI Us

Bases on balls; orr Kirschner, 3; off
Hatch. B. Struck out: BY Hatch, q; by
kirsohner. l. Earned run: Grand Isla nd.
J. Left on bases: Columbus, 9; Grand
Island, 4 Two-base hit: Varney. Sacri-
flee hits: Heck, Payne and Haxen
Newhouse
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sBatted for THOMAS IN eirhth
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-02-06

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be riding in automobiles.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-02-06
Green Cut Bone and Meat
The Cold Weather Poultry Food.

Fowls have "A natural craving for ami
NAL food especially when the weather
is cold. All kinds Of grains are good.
but 10 produce lots of eggs, AN occa-
sional ration Of green cut bone and
meat IS absolutely essential. This
product can bc obtained of Carroll ;.
Page, Hyde Park, VT. lie viii ship
20O-pound barrel to any address on
receipt Of 1915 and at this price pay
the freight to any railroad station in
New England or the Middle states
Money may he sent at his risk by reg
istered letter, postal money order
check or express money order. Whei
writing him mention this paper.