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Omaha daily bee., 1914-05-31

Hts; on MITCHELL 8 IN seven Innings;
off Blanding. ? in two innings. Two-base
hit: Jackson Three-base hits. Alcock,
Weaver, Turner Home run: Weaver.
Sacrifice hits; Collins. Schalk, Cicotte.
Sacrifice ny: Chase. Stolen bases; John
ston, Lajoie (9. Bases on balls: Oft
Mitchell, /: off Blanding. /: off Cicotte. ].
First base on errors: Cleveland. I; Chi
cago. I. Left on bases: Cleveland. 5.
Chicago, 5. Struck out; By Cicotte. g.
Double play: AicOck 70 Berger 10 Chase.
Passed ball; Chalk. Time: l;N I'm
pirss: Egan and Evans
Score. second game:
Omaha daily bee., 1914-05-31
Chifeds and the
Indiants "Divy" UP

CHICAGO, May 3o-Chicago and In
dianapolis divided double-header today.
Rooney's home run and star fielding
helped Falkenberg win the first for the
visitors over Brennan, to o. Hendrix
was victor over Billiard in the second,
TO o Two bases on balls, followed by
Farrell's single. gave the locals their run.
Tinker hurt his right leg in the first
game and did not play in the second.
Score. first game: R.H. e:
Chicago ..............o o 5000 0OO-0 2 2
Batteries: Falkenberg and Rartden'
Brennan, Lange and Wilson, Block.
Score, second game: R.H, T..
Indianapolis ......,.....:'OV VOOOgVOV-O
Chicago ,............O o o o o s-i
Batteries: Billiard and Warren, Hen
dirk and Wilson.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-05-31
one out when winning run scored
DENVER

Stolen bases: McGaffigan. Lloyd, Cas-
sIdy Spahr. Sacrifice hits: Coffey,
Lloyd. Butcher, Cassidy. Two-base hit.
Mitchell. Three-baae hits; Mitchell,
Hit by pitched ball: Block Struck out:
Ehman, 3; Zamlock, T. Bases on balls:
Off Ehman, 3; off Zamloch, 4. Double
plays: Allen TO Mullen. Time: 1857. UNI
pire: Haskell: Score second game:
Score, second game:
Omaha daily bee., 1914-05-31

.Batted for Ragan In the fifth.
< sBatted for Allen In the seventh
-Battcd for Wagner In the ninth
ran for Meyers In the eighth
New York .a......o s-ii
Brooklyn ...........0 o o 0 0 0 O o. 1
Left on bases: New York, a. Brooklyn,
Two-base hits. Dalton, Miller,
Bescher. Doyle. ThPee-baHe hit: Merklo
Sacrifice HIT Merkle. Sacrifice fly;
Snodgrass. stolen base: Bescher. Baaea
on errors: New York 1; Brooklyn 4
Double plays. bescher 10 Doyle; Smith
8; or Rasan. 4. Off Alien, i: off brown,
:; off Wagner, I. Struck out. BY
Deparee, 3; by Wagner. l. Hlts: OF
RaEan, in five innings. Off Allen, in
nings. Time: SOS Umpircs KLEIN and
Omaha daily bee., 1914-05-31

sBatted Tor steele in ninth.
shldsso g aSs'','.,..',.S ............S 1898 "a
Two-base hit. saier. Three-bRse hit:
Good Hits: OFF pOak. in four and
one-third inning; of Steele. 10 three
and tWO-thtrds Innings. sarrisice hitsi
Mace Archer. Sweeney. Stolen bases;
Butler, WlnFo MaEee. Eaier Zimmerman.
kchuite Double PLAYS. Sweeney 10 Corr
rlden 10 Saier, Archer 20 Zimmerman.
l.eft on bases: 81, Louis, 8. Chicago. ).
Rases on balls. OFF Naaghn. 3, off Doak.
( struck out: nv Doak. i: bv Vaughn,
d. by steele 4 Wild pitch: Steele, Time
f:lB Umpires: Byron aud Orth.
Score second game.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-05-31
BEARS TAKE DOUBLE BILL
Grizzlies Defeat Antelopes Twice on
Home Grounds.
FIRST RESULT SIX TO FIVE
In second Harrington Has the
Better of EIeven-Innins Pitch
ing Duel and Lincoln
Loses, I to o.

DENVER, Colo, May 00.-Denver won
both games OF doubleheader from Lin
coin. 6 to 5 and to 0. Harrington had
the better OF an eleven inning pitchers
battle in the second game with Smith.
Score first game:
Omaha daily bee., 1914-05-31

STORM LAKE. Ia, May 0,--(Speciai
eleeram. )-Although outhit storm Lake
beat Wall Lake here today. 2 10 1.
Batteries: Newcomber and Miller;
fipstm and Ballard,
Omaha daily bee., 1914-05-31
BOOSTERS TAKE TWO GAMES

Des MOines Wins both Ends of
Double Header.
DES MONIES. Ia. May SO.-The Boost.
ers won both games of todays double
header, taking the first by a score Of
10 to 6 and the second, II to S. When
the last game was finished it was so dark
that the players could scarcely see the
ball Score, first game:
Omaha daily bee., 1914-05-31

'Batted for Duffy in the seventh.
'Batted for Bell in the ninth.
Topeka ........-....l 0 0 o-6
st. Joseph...........1 0 o o o o O-1
Three-Dase hit: Forsythe. Two-base
hits: Tallion %, Forsythe, @. Watson,
Schang, Britton. stolen bases:' II. Wat
son. c. watson, Lemon. Sacrifice fly:
Tallion. Hits: Off Pursel. in live IN
nings; off Duffy in two innings Struck
out: BY Higginbotham, 3; by Duffy, 1;
by Pursell. q Double play: Koerner, un-
assisted. Time: 100. Umpires: Barr and
McCafferty.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-05-31
NATL LEAGUE.
AMER. ASSN.
STATE LEAGUE.
AMER. LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Yesterdays Results.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
wichita, 6-5 Des Molnes, 1919.
Omaha, S-i, Sioux City, Al Second
game called end fifth to allow teams 70
Topeka, s-6; ST. Joseph, b-l.
lincoln, so, Denver, 81.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Detroit. 30; St Louis, 1-2.
Chicago, 6; Cleceland. :.
Philadelphia, SIS; New York, 0-i0
Washington. 6-2; Boston, IA
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York, ii,4i Brooklyn, 10.
Boston, 7-3; Philadelphia, 81
Cincinnati, s-3; Pittburgh, 20.
st, Louis. ~; Chicago, 6-2
FEDRBAL LEAGUE.
Kansas city, 4-3 81. Louis, "a
Pittsburgh, 40; Baltimore, rs,
indianapolis, so; Chicago, OIL.
Brooklyn, O-3; Buffalo, al.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Minneapolis, 50; st. Paul, 11-4
Cleveland, SIS; Columbus. So
Milwaukee, lilo; Kansas city, -
Indianapolis, b-i Louisville, la.
STATE LEAGUE.
No games scheduled.
Games To-day.
Western League--o Omaha at Topeka,
Des Moines at Lincoln, st. Joseph at
Wichita, Sioux City at Denver.
American League-Detroit at st. Louis,
Cleveland at Chicago.
National League---St. Louis at Chicago,
Federal Leaguo-kansas CITY at st.
Paul, Pittsburgh az Baltimore, Indian
apolis at Chicago.
American AssocIation-st. Paul at
Columbus at Cleveland, NIL
waukee at Kansas City. indianapolis at
Louisville.
state Lsaguo--kearney at Norfolk,
Grand Island at Columbus, superior al
York, Beatrice at Hastings.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-05-31
Chill and sheridan.
score, =. SECOND same
III; 81 sstiss ..iI Sheli Z

sBetted for Ayres in fifth.
washington ..~.,..o Q "a
rWO-base hit: Schaeffer Hits: Oft
Shaw, ! in one-third inning; of Ayres
none In three and two-thirds innings. off
Lewis. Sacrifice nv: Foster. stolen
bases. Speaker. JanVrin. HoODer Double
play; Moeller 60 Cashion To Morgan. Latt
on bases: Washineton. 6; Boston. s.
Z; or Bedtent. B Base on errors: Boston.
Z Hit BY pitched ball: BY Cashi0n
LEWIS struck out, BY Ayres. 4; by
Cashion. q By Bedient. Passed ball:
lfenFy, Wild pitch Shaw. Time: Ia
Umpires. Chill and Sheridan.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-05-31
LINCOLN.
DENVER

two out when winning run scored
b,@SolP bsSSsP ..S S'SS SSS -
Stolen base: Block Struck out: BY
Smith. 8: by Harrington, 9. Bases on
balls OFF Smith, 3; off Harrington. 1.
Time: 900. Umpire: Haskell.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-05-31
PTTTsBURoH.


Pittsburgh .....,...0 3 S0ii o %
Two.bsse ht: Carey. Three-bass hit:
nlngs; off Cooper, in seven innings; off
O'Toole, 2 In two innipgs. Hases on balls:
OFF Cooper, !: Off OToole, l. Passed ball I.
Gonzales. Bases on errors: Cincinnati, l.
Sacrifice bunts: 0onsalee, Gibson,
Mitchell. Left on bases; Cincinnati !;
Pittsburgh g. Struck out; BY Yingling,
8: by Ames q by Cooper. 8; by o'Toole,
I. Time: 1858. Umplres: Rigler and
Emaiie.
Score. second game:
Omaha daily bee., 1914-05-31

Des Moines - "a OI1O 10
Wichita ............1 0S 1-6
Two-base hits: Ewolk, Rilly 2, Hunter
Fitzsimmons Three-base hits: Rapp,
Hahn. Home runs: Jones, O'Rourke =
stolen bases: Hunter, Reilly Rapp.
Bases on balls; Lakoff, 4; Lambert, 8.
Struck out: BY Lakoff. 8; by Lambert
4 Hit by pitched ball: BY Lambert
(Jones, Burrell.) Wild pitches; Lakoff.
Double plays Burrell to Jones; F1tzsim>
mons to O'Rourke to Henry 2; Henry to
Graham. Left on bases: Des Moines, s;
Wichita, 6. Time: 200 Umpire: Parent.
Score, first game:
Omaha daily bee., 1914-05-31

fiiee: Grant, Doyle. Sacrifice hit; cut
shaw. Bases on errors; Brooklyn, =
stolen bases Burns. Grant Double
plays. Grant 20 Doyle TO Merklei smith
Il Cutahaw 10 HumncI Bases on balls;
OFF Teereau I. Struck out: BY Tearcau
/: by Ragan, ]. Hits: OFF Reuibach, :
IN three Innings; off Ragan, In five
INNINGS; off Allen. in one inning. Time;
i.ss' Ijmpires: Klein and Hart.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-05-31

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Omaha daily bee., 1914-05-31

TotaH.....dJ q II I
sBatted for Reulbach m the thiro-
sRan for Erwin in the third.
.Merkle out for interfering with thrown
hall
Brooklyn ,..s.....';o VavookI,,,
Omaha daily bee., 1914-05-31
Higginbotham, PA o o
Totals ....;s...;;S Ii q
. 'Batted for Pursell in the fifth.
'Batted for Duffy in the seventh.

Totals ..........2s I 81 q
The Keota news., 1914-10-30
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O[rheiter.NSrlen.

g8oibinqton, 10. September
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Californian gleOoon; Sos 9lngeles;
SiiO.GaIifornien, glri6ona.
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Gdlorf oeocn 1tnions.


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Hrnn gRilinn's 9lnSenfen.

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lIndeiIouIle g8irfnna Bel arieae8.

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S6enerere NleiIen.sifets.

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GDicogo, ST., 10. September.
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WlnrN lueaen eines 0nn0es.

@rcenmiH, Conn.,, TO- Sept.
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iit gcitern bel Guoter 9iioee Dor iei-
nem Seim erihoiien moroen. 9ie
@oli0ci iudt nod Saul @oleucinc
ols oen W16roer. Der @aoro ioa pic
Solgc cines Ion9e beItebenOen Strei-
les mcgen eines SunOes 5miiden Oen
Dci0en Wl0nnern iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-11
ltuter Dem sc effer.

u ber0ceM Sfottlni0, TO.
Septen1ber. Yrin6 gilbert, ser
apeite Sobn oes eneliiden aonigs-
paores, Bat iid elmer 8lino6orm-
Operation lnter6osen. Sein 8uitonO
miro als 5ufrie0eniteaeno be8eihnet.
9Srin5 gilbert miirOe bon Dem britt
ideu 2reu8er uGoainemooo~ 6u glr-
fang oieies 03onots genoninen un0
aum 3wed Der Sperotion bierber &C.
bradt. Gr lit Offi5ier in DER britt.
ihen @lorine.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-11
glnf ga6nacleiIe ectDStct.

Wi60Ietomn gt.-Y., 10. Sep,
tem6er. Sci @oiben ronnte eeitern
Elm 8ug Der rgrie.9nbn ais er inn
cine aurpe fubr, cine 0raiiine an,
ouf Scr iid feds 9(r6eiter befanOen
3pei bon oieien mliroen ntf Ser
Steae get0Otet, Die onoercn rctteten
iIb our@ 9lbipringcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-11

&dibington 9. g.. TO- sept.
SSn Sennt rihtete aeitern Stonc,
ser @oriiber 0es Gonites fiir aus.
pdrtige 9lngelegeu6eiten einorineli.
DIE @orte an oos onlerifunii6e @olf
3lr @obrung 0es @eiites Der gfeu.
trolitGt ir Dem elropGiihen &riege,
alcidpiel ipeIhe Spmpat6ie'n oOer
&orilrtbeile oa uno BORT 6eiteben m0.
gen. Gr monote ii6 nomentlih oil
Die notlroliiirten omerifaniiten
9iiraer, Oeren Seimat6lanO europa
m0 onoere fremoe 2dnoer iinO, Die
gteutrolitGts- -@roflonlotion 0es 'SrG,
iiOcntcu itrens 5u beobadteI uuo
iogte.
ullniere 5G6igfeit 81 pirfiomer
5rieOenSDermitteling miro meient.
lid beeintrddtigt, menn iraeno cine
ausl6nOiiGe Gegiering oOer Elm Golt
81 ser lleber5euguug aelongen mir.
sen, oaB mir i6nen niAt freiinOlid
gelitnt ieien."
Gou9reBmitglieo So6ion 6rodte
geiieru i'm Souie cine 6eiolution elm,
ponod Nr6iiOant gEiiion eine ou-
Beroroentlide &eriammluug bon Sc.
legoten Ser 0ritten internotionalen
Srieoens Golliereu3 Die botte inn
&oaa 5uinmmentreieu iolIen io6olO
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-07-15
Working on the Budget.

PARIS July IA The chamber OF
deputies today passed the budget and
returned 1t TO tho senate. Both houses
will sit tomorrow, although IT Is
national holiday. and hope to reach an
The income tax is in
cluded In the budget as It now stands.
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TEXAS LEAGUE

At Beaumont Q, San Antonio 8.
At Waco 6, Dallas g.
At Galveston 3, Houston l
At Fort Worth T. Austin 3
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Rnilrnnd Mngnntc Rnricd.

CINCINNATI. July a. The funeral
Of Melville T.. Ingalls,, financier and
railroad magnatc who died Saturday
at Hot Springs. Va, took place here
today at the Unitarian church.
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION


DuAIIANOOGA. Ju. 90 E.h oi five
Chattanooga errors roH, N." Orleans a. run
toJa, and the latter team won hy d 10 3.
I.r tDurr. IL H. Y.
New Orleans ....... $3.50 ulu ~
thutluuu,gt ... H2" un2 d ii
Batteries mghy and Higgins, snd,r
and Street
OCal,d in the seventh darkness.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-07-15
COUNTY accepts THE
CITY HALL CHALLENGE
E. B. CLINE BUNCH MUST
NOW DELIVER THE
GOODS.
TO PLAY NEXT SATURDAY
City Gang Feels Confident; They
Have the Police Department
To Fall On.

"Pla-a-a-y BaW-aw-awl!" is not as
new as expression as some people may
think Neither is playing bah for "A
living strictly modern In entluu In
fact, thousands of years ago, way
down in IuCatan, impatient crowds
sat around in BAH packs, yelled them
selves hoarse beat one another I'M the
back and threw their feather head
gear into the arena in the enthusiasm
of the moment, just as we alo doing
today. Also there doubtless were Ty
'obbs, whose skill IN battIuL and in
fielding was such that the, could
afford to hold up the management oc-
casionally for u few more hundred
jaguar skins a year by threats TO
uuit professional baseball and go to
farming,
Not Farce.
OF course. the game was not exactly
baseball and neither is the game To
be played at Association park next
Saturday between the county and city
officials to be exactly baschall-bu
it's not going to be farce or nine
inning comedy of drama either
The BAN game is indigenous to tho
Americans. Perhaps the first SImian
inhabitants found true sport I'm catch
ing the cocoanuts tossed from the tail
bdllllS. 30, since llt bhIl game -
indigcnous with the Americans, the
county officials yesterday in a very
hasty manner. accepted the challenge
of the city officials To a game Of ball
to be played next saturday afternoon
at the w. a. park.
This game, as some people think,
is not a joking proposition. It's GO
ing to be real ball game and already
the odds are leaning toward the city
haI guys. They have the police and
fire departments to draw recruits
from in addition to the bunch in the
city hail, and therefore have the ad-
vantage Of the county hall fellows.
who have only those who work on tho
inside.
However those of the county are
firm in the belief that they Will easily
walk away with the affair
! This game is going 10 be a charity
/ bali game, for all the money is to
/ he turned to charitable work. II the
city han teams win, the municipal
rest room gets the money and If the
game goes the other way the money
will be placed at the disposal of tho
county humane society.
It's Hot, But
The first practice was held ycster-
day afternoon. However, as 1t was
/ the hottest day of this summer the
practice was very short-almost brief.
But this afternoon and so on ont until
the day Of tho game, both teams VIII