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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-28
WILL PLAY TODAY FOR
THE WESTERN GOLF TITLE

CHICAGO, Aug. 27.-Mrs. II. u. Ham
mond OF Indianapolis. Ind, champion. and
Mrs. r. s. Colburn OF Glenview, Chicago
will play tomorrow at the Hinsdale Golf
club for the women's western golf cham
pionship, as the result OF their victories
today in the semi-finals.
Mrs. Hammond defeated Miss Myra
Helmer of Midlothian, the present cham
pion, up and l 10 play, while Mrs. Col
burn disposed of Miss Laurie Kaiser OF
st. Louis and F'lossmoor by the same
margin.
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HoteI Changes Hands.

SUPERIOR. Neb.. Aug. 27.-(Special
Teegram.)-The Union hotel, the oldest
hotel in southern Nebraska, changed
hands today after over thirty years man
agement by Mr. Scheares, II was sold
to j. Deviers Of Omaha and Beatrice.
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Bulletin Indicates
Riot of Some Kind
in Mexican Capital

MEXICO, Aug. 26.--CDelayed by CENSOR
The city IL now absolutely quiet being
patrolled by the Fourth battalion. All the
rural guards have been arrested and dis
armed, Tho military Is in control Street
car traffic has been resumed,
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WARD IS TO BE SENT
BACK TO GRAND ISLAND

Charlie Ward, 1nfielder secured from
Grand Island will be sent back 70 the
state league club by Pa Rourke. Ward
vas reputed to have been the best Of the
Grand Island flock but his work here
failed to substantiate that assertion
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-28
MACKMEN WIN OFF CHICAGO
Philadelphia Takes Game by Score
of Six to One.
BENDER HIT IN EVERY FRAME
hut Remarkable support en- Field
saves His Sidc--BeuE Driven
OFF Rubber In the sixth
Inning.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug s5.-Bender was
hit safely in nearly every inning TODAY,
but he was given splendid support, espe-
cially by Strunk and Oldring, Philadel-
phia winning from Chicago by score OF
s to l. safe hits mixed with passes and
sacrifice hits, drove Benz off the rubber
in six sessions L.athrop also was h.t at
the right time in the seventh inning.
Score:
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Fined for FIEhtfaE,

NEW YORK, Aug. z7.-John X Tener,
president OF the National league an
nounced today, after investigating the
fight which occurred in the Chicago Bos-
ton game In Chicago Yesterday, that he
fined Third Baseman Zimmerman OF the
Chicago club and Second Baseman EVers
OF the Boston club 500 each for their part
In the affair Shortstop MaTanyille Of the
Boston club was fined $50.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-28
Fairbury Base Bali Tourney.

FAIRBURY. Neb.. Aug. 2.-(Special
Telegram -Fairbury first baseball tour
nament opened at the ball park this after
noon in a drizzling rain with a spirited
game between the Narka, Kan, and Brun-
ing mines. The former won easily, TO 2
The second game was between Fairbury
and DeshleT and was close until the ninth
inning when Fairbury got around the path
to home plate. making the score 3 TO 2
in favor of the Fairbury Greys Fair
bury's tournament will continue until Sat
urday night and a large crowd of fans are
IN attendance from surrounding towns
Score: r II u
Fairbury OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. &
ONoAAAtA u 2
batteries: Fairbury, ShoI and Booth .
Deshler, Jepperson and Hans. Umpire
Searmare Of Beatrice.
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BALL GAME POSTPONED;
TWO GAMES FOR SATURDAY

The game scheduled yesterday between
Omaha and Wichita was called on ac-
count of the cold. Two games will be
played Saturday, This will make two
double bills in succession. as two battles
ere 20 be oughtsundsy.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-28
York Foot BaII scbedBIe.

YORK. Neb.. Aug. 27.-(speciaI) THE
following foot ball schedule for 1914 for
York college eleven has been completed
and is as follows;
October 3, Doane at Crete.
October 8. Hastings at York.
October 16. COtner ct Bethany
October q, carney at KeArney.
October 30, Omaha University at York
November s. Central City at York
November %. Peru at Peru.
November o. Grand Island at York
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LItchfIeId Win. Gnme

LITCHFIBI.D, Neb., Aug. 27.-OSpecial
Telegram. l-Litchfield won from Ansley
The game was fast played throughout.
the scores coming In on clean head drives
over the outfielders Smith, lief; fielder
for the locals, was the big noise accent
ing seven chances, one OF which he
picked off the fence, and contributed
three scorching hits. Dusty Rhodes, ex-
Kearney State Lacquer was on the
ball. Score; RH.E.
Litchfield ...........O OOO O7O2 10 "A /
Batteries Ansley. Kerr and Carol;
pire: Peters.
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aaaaaa==
SaIcr Makes Long HIT.

longest hit ever made off his delivery
and that II was also the longest and
highest hit he has seen in his long career.
The drive cleared the wildcat stand in
deep right center.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-28

The foregoing dispatch was received by
the Associated Press this afternoon. No
previous dispatches have indicated dis
turbances in the Mexican capital but it's
peculiar wording and yelled reference to
previous disturbances and subsequent ar
rests would Indicate that important news
has not been permitted TO pass the cen
sor
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-28
LASSTE M'GREGOR WINNER
Takes Big Race of Grand Circuit
Meet, King Georve V Stake.
MARGARET DRUIEN CONTENDER
II. II. Breat Captures 2tOT Pace I'm
Straight Heats, Napoleon Direct
Favorite, Failing to Hold
His Feet.

BUFFALO, n. Y, Aug. 27.-Only four
horses started in the King George 5000
stake for 2:24 trotters. the feature of the
second days Grand Circuit races at the
Fort Erie track yesterday. The big
race was won by Lassie McGregor, but
for a time IL was thought Margaret
Druien would draw down first money.
Lassie McGregor was the favorite and
won the first two heats rather easily,
Margaret Druien being a contender.
In the third heat Murphy's horse went
to a bad break going down the stretch
and Walter Coxs mare finished first
In the fourth heat Lassle NicGregor
duplicated and finished second. The fifth
heat found Murphy out in front and the
daughter Of Jay McGregor won from
Margaret Driien with little to spare.
McCloskey was distanced in the second
heat
After Oakdale had won the first heat
of the Queen City stake for 2:0S trot-
ters, the judges ordered all bets off on
the heat The gray gelding covered the
mile in PIP. Omar won the next three
heats and the race, an1 the judges. after
investigation. announced that no further
ruling would be made in the matter.
Omar's best tmo for the I7ile was 2:O6k
Wins in Straight Heats.
r. II. Breat won the 2:07 pace in
straight heats. Napoleon Direct, the ia
vorite in the pools, failed to hold his
feet and finished last in the first two
heats.
Grand Opera who has several big stake
events TO fill this season, Will have 10
-, A. M
conflict in European countries. The mare
is owned by Smith & Proctor Of Toronto.
Today they received orders from the
Canadian government not to take the
! horse out of Canada. The owners
brought Grand Opera to the Canadian
track yesterday for the Fort Erie purse
stake of 5000, the mare finishing third
in the race.
Summarizes
Buffalo road breeders futuTity for g.
year-olds, mile heats, best two IN three
| Lyndon, b. s., by Kentuck Todd
Bee Unworthy, ch. + H. J, Good
Lindsey. b. z. order Lattimer).,....3
| Miss Zada. b. Z. Raully). ......,........t
The King George V 5000 stake, 2:lt
! trot. best three I'm five:
| I.assie MCGregor, b. m, by
Jay McGregor Murphy ...,.1 !
/ Margaret Druen. b. m. tCox)..e ? !
| The Guide. h. II. (Geers).........3
McCloskey. br. g. (McDonald. 4 dis.
Time. 2:O91z, 2:07lz, 2:Osl. 2:Gh, 2:0S
! 207 pace. purse 81, 900. best three in five
r. H. Breat, b. &. by WspaEee
! GRADY ,.'';..'.'', 80, ''''''''''''i
Rastus, bT. &. CMcDonsldl. .........2
| Also started: Little Bernicc, b.
! CFrost): Napoleon Direct. ch. =. (Geers)
| Garna c., br &. tGarTison); Marietta
blk m. Murphy.
| Time, 2:O7I, 2:O61I, 2O6k.
Queen City stake, 5000 2:06 trot, bes
| three In five.
omar. b. b.. by Noblesse CFloyd).3 l 1
Oakdale. gr. & tMcDonald). ......1 5
! Rausens ch z. (Geersl.............S 2
Also started: Tommy Horn. b. g
Owen: MAY Mack, b. m. ODerrider)
! Lulu Lumine. b. m murphy; JudsoI
Girl, b. m. (CoX).
Time, 2.12, 2:06. 2:0est, 2:0sh,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-28

BIeen. Sacrifice hits: Ewaldt, Miller,
Collins. stolen bases: Hunter, Haley,
Andreas Struck out: By Thomas, 3;
by Jordan, 2. Hits: off Thomas, 4; off
Jordan, 10. Bases on balls: Off Thomas.
,: off Jordan, /. Double plays: Hartford
10 Andreas to Jones (O. Hit by pitched
ball Quillin, Jordan, Jones. Left on
Eases: Des Moines, 8; Lincoln, l. Time:
LAS. Umpire: Stockdale
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-28
Morning play.

Barnes and PEBBLES tied in the morning
play with seventy-two. Barnes long and
sure driving was largely responsible for
his low score. while PEBBLES putting, rs
in the afternoon, cut down his number
OF strokes, Mcnamara easily showed his
superiority at approaching while Simpson
played about the steadIest golf OF them
all Morning scores were az follows:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-28
WILDNESS COSTS The GAME
Kirsohner Loses His First One on
the Columbus Grounds.
GETTMAN STARS AT BATTING
schmidt II Bripht LtEbt Tor the
PRwncss, hut SIX HIts Fail
Co Score Any Runs
for Team,

CNOLuMBCS Neb.. AUS s,-,Spccial
-Klrchncrs wtlducss cost the
Pswnecs game which was tho first ono
lost by him on the homo grounds. Gctt-
man starred at the bat Tor the visitors
and schmidt OF tho locals pounded out
the only thrce-basc hit Score:
nAertNgg .s,r t.Nfpts
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-28

hesterdaS's Results.
WESTERN LEAGUE
Denver Q; ST Joseph. o.
Lincoln, .; Des Moincs, o
Topeka-SiouX city postponed, rain.
Nlchita-Omaha postponed, rain.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Cleveland, 0-S Washington. l-S; second
game called, darkness. in fourteenth
Chicago, L, Philadelphia, 6.
st. Louis, 3; New York, T.
Detroit, 2; Boston, 2.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Brooklyn, L. Pittsburgh, 0.
philadelphia, ?; Cincinnati, B.
New York, o. Chicago, ?
Boston, >; st. Louis, 5.
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
Buffalo. 5; Brooklyn. T.
PITTSBURGH, 3; Baltimore, T.
Chicago, 3; st. Louis, 5; called tenth,
rain.
Indianapols-kansas city; postponed
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Milwaukee, 0, indianapolis, s.
kansas city, q louisville, 3
St Paul, ?; Cleveland, !.
Minneapolis, 4; Columbus, ..
STATE LEAGUE.
Kearney, s. Superior, L.
Iork-Norfolk rain.
Hastings, 3; Columbus, 0.
Grand Island Beatrice, rain.
Games To-day,
Western League-Denver at St Joseph.
Lincoln at Des Moines, Topeka at Sioux
City, Wichita at Omaha.
American Beague-Clevcland at Wash
ington, Chicago at Philadelphia, st, Louis
at New York, Detroit at Boston.
National League-Brooklyn at Pitts
burgh. Philadelphia at Cincinnati, New
York at Chicago. Boston at 81. Louis:
Federal League-Buffalo at Brooklyn,
Pittsburgh at Baltimore.
America ilwaukce AT
Indianapolis, Kansas City at Louisville
st. Paul at Cleveland, Minneapolis at Co
lumbus
state l-aAgue-York at Norfolk, Hast
ings at Columbus, Grand Island at
Beatrice. Kearney at Superior.
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Lame Back and Weak Kidneys

greatly helped and often cured by Elec-
trio Bitters. Keeps kidney and stomach
lief Soc and 81. All NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ment.
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3 OMAHA BIDS TO GOLFERS
Local Enthusiasts Extending Efforts
to Attract Attention This Way.
rARs MAKE ADVERTISING
Experts Playing on Links Here Put
city on Map Among Repre-
sentative Courses of
the Country,

Tho Omaha Country club intends to
put In a strong bid for the Western open
golf tournament when the mRtteo OF de-
Gliding the locality for the nig annual
event comes before the board OF direct
Ors next January. 1t was with this pur-
pose that the Country club invited the
galaxy OF professional stars to play for
the $500 purse in this city yesterday. The
word OF these professionals goes Ions
way toward swinging the vote of the
clubs and every one Of those profess
si1nals who was here yesterday is
booster for Omaha.
While the clubs represented by several
Of the eastern pros are not members OF
the Western. they are very influential
Ia rendering advice. ON the ether hand
such men as Kidd " 1t. Louis, PccbleS
Of Topeka, l<obcr of Evanston, Berrian
OF salt Lake city, Roseman Of Des
Moines and the like will without a doubt
swing the votes of their own clubs and
also the votes Of the other clubs in their
cities \ suEgc stion by Kidd, the best
of st Louis golfers. that the Omaha
Country club IL an ideal place will mean
that st Louis will vote solid for Omaha.
The same applies to the Other western
cities,
Make Omaha Golf Center.
Nothing bigger than the Trans-Missis-
sippi has ever been held in Omaha and
NJ. c. Peters, president of the Country
club. and other members are determined
70 make Omaha one OF the leading golf
Ccutcrs of the west. Omaha players,
while they have never won champion
ship, have made names for themselves
and there Is absolutely no reason why
some big golf event should not be held
here every year. With successful
Western open In omaha the Western
amateur and the Trans Mississippi
should also find this city an admirable
place to hold the tournaments. it is even
possible that some day the national open
matches might be held here. but that Is
vision as yet unthought Of by the
Omaha promoters.
! MIR. Peters intends to put forth every
effort to bring the Western open here
and II he fails to succeed II Will not he
his fault. The Country club course Will
be improved In "A few details this COM
| ing winter and will be one of the best
courses in the country and in every way
tit place to hold championship tourna-
n:Cnts
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TTTVV-UWSV mus. NVWWVTVU1 TaHWUTCTW,
Matncy. Two-base hits: Woodruff
Bono, Landreth. Sacrifice fly Berte.
Sacrifice hit: Green. stolen bases
Acock Plympton, Smith, Gray. Bases
on balls: orr Bono, /; off Errett. l: off
Carver, /. Struck out. by Bono, 10; by
Errett, .; by Carver. ;. wild pitches
ETrett. Bono. Passed balls Erickson.
Green, Umpire: Gulglcy.
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Red so1 Trim Tigers.

BOSTON, Aug. 27.-Boston won easily
from Detroit today to 2. Gardeners
double and singles by Speaker and
Hooper gave the home team two runs in
the third. In the fifth Gardner scored
with home run, and in the sixth five
hits. with two passes gave Boston six
more, Detroit scored two In the eighth
on a double. two singles and pass and
e sacrifice fly. Score:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-28
BOOSTERS TAKE FIRST ONE

Lefty Thomas Holds Lincoln to Four
DIES MONIES. Ia, Aug. N.-Lefty
Thomas held the Lincolns to four hits
whic enabled Des Moines to take the
first game of the series, to 0. Jordan
was nicked for ten hits, two of them
doubles. which both figured in the scor-
ing. Score:
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Rrovus Win I'm Twelfth.
Totals IA 10 sc 15I Totals

oBatted for Fisher in the eleventh.
sBatted for Hamilton In the eighth.
ST. Louis % 0 0 o 0 ? . 0 0 ID
New York. 0 o o o o o o o.
Base on errors: st. Louis, /. Two-base
hit: G. Walker. Sacrifice hits: Cree,
Williams, Lavan Stolen bases: Peckin-
paugh, Leary, Austin. Left on bases:
New York. 10; st. Louis, g. Base on balls:
OFF Heating, >; off Fisher. 3; off Mitchell,
6; off Hamilton, /; off Baumgardner, /.
Struck out: BY Heating. s; by Fisher, q;
by Mitchell, 2; by hamilton. 2; by Baum
gardner, g. Hit by pitched ball: By
ing. Hits: OFF Mitchell, in five and
OF e-third innings; off Hamilton, in one
and two-thirds inning; off Baumgardner,
i'm five innings; off Heating. in seven
Innings, none out in eighth; off McHale.
in two-thirds inning; off Fisher, 2 in
three and one-third innings off WARRIOR
, in one inning Time 1907. Umpires:
Hil.iehrand and O,Ionghlin.
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sBatted for Niehoff in the ninth.
"Ran for Miller in the ninth.
zone out when winning run scored
Philadelphia ........0 o o o p
Cincinnati ..........O 2-3
Two-base hits: Paskert. Cravath.
Three-base hit: Groh. Sacrifice hit:
Douglas. Stolen base: Lobert Double
plays: Herzog to Kellogg: Becker to
Byrne. Left on bases: Philadelphia o;
Cincinnati, 8. Base on balls: Off lineup,
2; off Douglass, ,. Struck out: BY Tin
cup, 2; by Douglass 8. Time: 1853. I'M
pres Hart and Rigler
Braves Beaten,
ST. LOUIS, Aug. T.-Cozy Dolans drive
to the left field fence, scoring Magee from
first base in the tenth inning this after
noon, sent ST. Louis to second place in
the race for the National league pennant
Boston lost, 2 to 3, and dropped to third.
Both the visitors runs were unearned.
The first came in the third, inning, Moran
counting on a balk. IN the fifth Con-
molly ran around the circuit when Dolan
dropped his high fly Home runs by
Cruise and Magee gave st. Louis its
other runs. The entire game was played
in a heavy drizzle. Score: R.H. e.
Boston 40 0 l o O. .
ST. Louis. / % 0 o. 3 IL 2
Batteries Rudolph and Gowdy Perdue,
Griner and Wingo.
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Kap. Wind Up Win Dance.

SUPERIOR, Neb.. Aug. 2i.-(Special
TclcgrBm.) -Kearney had on It's bsttinR
clothes and pitchers seemed unable to
stop the slaughter Theissng and Lam
dreth made great running catches. ono
more day and the season In all over at
this place. IL winds up with a dance TO
be given tomorrow night. Score:
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Totals 81 10 q -
sBatted for McCreery In eighth.
sRau for StanaRe in eighth.

IRAN Tor Stanage IN eIghth.
Detroit .............O o 0 o 0 o 2 %
TwC-bsse hits: Gardner, Speaker, Kav-
anaugh ThTee-base hit: Hooper Home
run: Gardner. Hits: Off Dubuc, 10 in
five and two-thirds innings; off Nc
Creery / in one and one-third innings:
off Reynolds, in one inning. Sacrifice
hits: Collins (2). LOWS. Sacrifice fly
Holman. Stolen bases: Janvr!n, Scott
Double plays Scott 10 Janvrin TO Hob
htzen 20. Left on bases: Detroit, g.:
Boston, Z Bases on balls: OF Dubuc,
2; off McCreery, !; off Collins. 3. First
base on error: Boston. ], Struck out:
BY Dubuc, /; by Collins. /. Time: 1850.
Umpires: Dineen and Egan.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-28

1.-TWO out when winning run scored
Cleveland .:......O 0 0 %
Washington ....O 0 0 o 0 II
Two.base hit: ONeill. Sacrifice hits:
Steen. Gandil. Sacrifice fly: Shanks.
Double play: Gandil, unassisted. Left
on bases: Cleveland. 4; Washington, 3.
Base on balls: OFF Shaw. ,. Base on err
rors: Cleveland, /. Struck out: BY Steen,
I; by shaw T. Time: lao. umpires;
Chill and Connolly.
Second game:
Cleveland 30 00OOl 10000 O-3 Y
Washington 0O10OO0O OOO-S l
Batteries: Morton, Hagerman, Blanding
and Egan; Ayres. Johnson and Henry,
Williams
Browns Win I'm Twelfth.
NEW YORK. Aug. Est. Louis took
it's turn at winning a twelve-inning game
today defeating New York by to 4. The
winning run was scored in the tWeifth on
Austins single, LaVau's sacrifice, Aus
tins ateal of third and Pratts single
Seven pitchers were used in the game,
four by New York. Score:
WORK
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-28

TWo-basC hits. GCttmau. Brown,
Three base hit Sch Mat stolen bases
Stoloff, Heck Double play: Moore TO
Stolu0 to GettmAn. Bases on balls; OF
Purcell ?; OFF Eirchncr, II, Hit by
pitched ball Schmidt Ivy Purcell Struck
out: by Purcell D. by Kirchncr,
Passed ball; Richardson. Time lio.
Umpire: Meyers.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-28

CINCINNATI, Aug. ga ninth-inning
rally enabled Cincinnati to win from Phil
aGelphia today by the score OF 3 TO 2
Philadelphia had scored two runs in their
half of the ninth on three hits, one OF
which was a two-bagger by Cravath, but
Cincinnati came back strongly and scored
two runs on three singles by the tirst
Il rec batters up in the inning Paskert
and Doom were put out of the game for
dsputng decisions of the umpires Score:
PHILADELPHIA CINCINNATI.
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senators Blank Maps.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 27-Washington
and cleveland played two extra inning
games today, the home team winning the
first contest in the tenth inning, l to o.
while the second game was called at the
end Of the fourteenth inning on account
of darkness with the score tied, to j
The first game was n pitching duel be-
tween Steeu and Shaw, each allowing
four hits. Gandil scored the winning run
in the tenth on his single. an out and
Shanks' sacrifice fly,
Washington scored a run i'm each of the
first, second and fifth innings of the Sec
ond game on two hits, combined with
base stealing and errors OF the visitors.
Cleveland scored in the seventh on sin
giles by Jackson and Lajoie and tied the
Johnston and Chapman and Egan's sim
giles. Jackson was out at the plate IN
tho thirteenth and Blanding was left after
TRIPPING In the fourteenth. Scores, first
game:
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PEBBLES WINS GOLF PURSE
Topeka Professional, with 70, Wins
from Field Of Cracks,
SIMPSON WINS SECOND COIN
Omaha FRO with -, Comes In See
ond. while Remainder of scusa-
tionnI stars Turn In scores
20 aud I'D

Robert PEBBLES Of Topeka turned In the
low score among the field ~ thirteen pro-
tcssional golfers who played at the Coun-
try club yesterday afternoon for a purse
Of $500. Pebbles turned In score Of u.
George simpson OF the Omaha Country
club was second with a.
PEBBLES played par golf Tor the course
He never faltcrcd at any time, but played
steady, consistent golt OF the brand that
is almost always sure to win. Ills drives
were accurate, nearly always in line and
they were sufficiently long 60 make his
approaches easy None OF his driving or
approaching was sensational, but II was
always sure But 1t was In putting that
PEBBLES cNcelled. Uc proved a master OF
the greens and not golfer in the galaxy
OF nationally known stars was In hts
class in that line
PEBBLES played the longer outside course
In loss strokes than the inside course,
which is much shorter and easier lie
turned in a IS on the outside and 81
on the inside Thirty-five Is considerably
under par on the outside,
Gallery Follows PEBBLES.
PEBBLES and Barnes played twosome'
as they tied with 20 In the play yesterday
morning. As a result the gallery Of per-
haps SEQ followed these two around the
course Barnes wonderful driving made
him favorlte with the crowd. but
PEBBLES clover work on the grcon gave
the Topega man six-stroke lead over
hts Philadelphia rival at the conclusion OF
the first nine holes This so discouraged
Barnes that hcapparently did not put
forth his best efforts on the second nine'
but rather played q careless game,
Simpson played his usual game missing
hero and there but playing good golf as
a rule. Herbert strong Of Long Island
and hen Nichans of Wilmington tied for
third money with 20 and George Sargent
ercutA, 1905. cmfwp shrGluy cmfwypr
Of Washington. J. NJ Barnes Of Phladcl'
phia and Tom Mcnamara OF Boston tied
for fourth money.
PEBBLES score was as follows.
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WEEPING WATER, Neb., Aug 81
Especial Telegram -Avoca and Manley
played at the fraternal picnic here this
afternoon, Avoca winning, to 1. Score:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-28
pHII.AnEI.pHIA.
sBatted for Benz In seventh.
sBatted for Lathrop In ninth.

Two-hase hits: SchRlk, Breton, Benz,
Bender Thre a-base hit: Baker. Hits,
off Benz, 8 in six innings; off Lathrop,
In two innings. Sacrifice hit: Strunk
Sacrifice flies: SChang, Barry. stolen
Chicago 70; Philadelphia, >. Bases on
balls: OFF Benz, 3: off Lathrop, /; off
Bender. !. First base on errors: Chi
cago. l: Philadelphia. 1. Hit by pitched
ball: +. Collins by Lathrop. Struck
out: BY Benz, 8; 10y Bender. ). Passed
ball: Schang. Time: 157. Umpires.
sheridan and Evans
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-28

Also started. Tommy Horn. b. g.
Owen; May Mack, b, m. CDerrtder);
Girl, b. m. (CON).
Time, 2.12. 2 :06 2:Oesa, 2:0Sik.