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RECEIVES CATTLE

Cowden Bros. received three cars of
cattle from Flagstaff, Arizona, Monday.
These cattle will be fattened for the
market
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President and Mrs. ]. w Lesueur are
elated today over the arrival Yesterday
morning of a beautiful little ten pound
girl at their home
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ON SICK LIST

Roy Sample is reported to be seri-
ously i'll, it is thought that an opera
ton will be necessary.
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HERE ON BUSINESS

Louis Baswitz of Phoenix was here
today in the interest of the Baswitz
Cigar company.
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DOWN FROM THE HILLS

Gus Barley, owner of a cattle
ranch near the Superstition Mountain
country, arrived in Tempe by auto
mobile Monday, to enjoy n short
visit with relatives located here.
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SPENDS DAY AT TEMPE

]. G. Brooks and F. ]. Flock spent
Tuesday at Tempe, attending business
matters.
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LEGAL NOTICE
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
OF
PHOENIX PUBLIC MARKET
NOMDA

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE
PRESENTS: That we. Fred II.
Sears and James Westervelt, citizens
and residents of Maricopa County, in
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GLENDALE

Miss Margaret Meagher, Of Glen
dale. is the correspondent of The
Arizona Republican in that dis
trict and will be glad to receive
all items of news at the Glenwood
hotel.
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TWO SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS

Harry Siebert- Smith & Company
stars at the Columbia in Phoenix last
week in the presentation of The
New Chief of Police" will offer that
same attraction to theater- goers of
Tempe at the Goodwin Airdome FRI
day night of this week. on the fol-
lowing night the company will pre-
sent The Convict and the Warden"
their next bill for the Phoenix stage.
In addition to the plays each even
ing there will be three big acts of
vaudeville and a like number of mo-
ton pictures.
YOUR MEALS-Get them at Mrs.
Henry SandOz. SOC Mill Ave, Tempe.
Rates made to regular boarders.-Ad-
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BUYS NEW FORD

II. C. Reed is driving a new five
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County of Maricopa, SIS.
Before me. f. P. Wise,
County of Maricopa. State of Ari-
IONA, on this day personally appeared
Fred H. Sears, and James Westervelt,
severally known to me to be the
persons whose names are subscribed
to the foregoing instrument, and sew
orally acknowledged to me that they
executed the same for the purposes
and consideration therein expressed
Given under my hand and seal of
office. this 18th day of July, 1914.
E. p WISE,
Notary Public
My commission expires Feb. IT,
1915
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My commission expires Feb. IT,
1916.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-05-25
GOLF SEASON is OPENED
AT HAPPY HOLLOW CLUB

The opening Of the 1914 golf season at
Happy Hollow club was celebrated by
seventy-eight players taking part in an
lS-hole handicap medal play contest. the
players being divided into three classes
according 70 their handicaps. The win
ner in each flight received a golf club
as a souvenir of his prowess. n. S. Ches-
ney providing the prizes for this occasion.
In class A handicaps, scratch to s, f.
T, Manning was low scorer, while in
class Il handieaps, 3 TO is. E. j. Wolf
and c. e. Becker tied and will play off
the tie next Saturday. In the c class
for players with handicaps of II and over
the club was gripped by Charles F.
'Junod.
The course opened in good condition,
but scoring generally ran high Quite
a large number played tennis, the four
courts being in use all afternoon.
Decoration day will see the annual
swatfest over the course. when prizes
will be awarded to the winner and run
ner-up IN Same.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-05-25
OMAHA GOLFERS TO WESTERN
Dozen Field Club Players to Go to
Western Golf Tournament.
THREE TO TRANsM1ssIss1PP1
Hughes, HiII and Calm to Play at
Kansas city Event, While quite
Number VIII Enter Play
at Grand Rapids.

\ large assembly OF Omaha golfers are
planning to go to the Western Golf asso-
citation tournament at Grand Rapids,
Mich, when that event is played starting
June 81. Bill Clark, the professional at
the Field club. has recruited a force OF
Field club golfers to go and he will ac-
company them to see that they play
their best game and bring back some of
the prizes Clark will also enter any
professional matches. providing any are
scheduled, although at present no prep
arations for any have been made.
Among the Field club golfers who will
enter the western event are Sam Reyn-
olds, Al Calm, Jack Hughes. Alex Ruther-
ford, Earl Buck. Karl Book, Albert krug,
DR.. Wearne, J. A. Abbott and Frank Hill.
At least three of the Field club golfers
intend TO so to the Trans Mississippi
tournament at Kansas City June to 13
Al Calm, Jack Hughes and Frank Hill
are the omahans who are sure of going.
These three will not only go to the tour
nament with the avowed purpose OF
bringing home the championship, but will
also attempt to bring the 1915 event to
Omaha
Omaha daily bee., 1914-05-25
DRAKE CAPTURES IOWA MEET
Crowded by Ames, but Wins by Over
Six Points.
WEST HIGH oUTCLAsSEs OTHERS
TeBny and PurmOrt Practically
winners of the Contest for Des
Moines schOoI-shearer
star for Drake.

DEs MONIES, May A-(special Tele-
gram)-Drake won the college contest
and West Des Moines the high school
meet on the stadium track here yester-
day.
Harry Shearer OF Drake was the star
and without him the event might have
terminated otherwise. He won sixteen
points and helped in others. The last
event. the half mile college relay, was
closely contested and resulted in a broken
record. The two mile run was fast and
an Ames boy pulled up strong at the fin
ish and had easy victory. Tenny and
Purmort for West Des Moines practically
won the high school meet. Davenport
did not show up as strong as expected.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-05-25
JAMES CORR JUNIORS ADD
ANOTHER TO THEIR WINS

The fast James Corr irs. under the
name OF Holy Family school added an
other victory to their long string OF vic
tories by defeating the 81. Patrick
school at Twentieth and Burdette streets
Thursday morning. by the score of Is 10
. Batteries! James Corr. ONeil & Kelly:
ST. Patrick, Schomal and Wheeler,
Ellsworth. Tighe and Doran are sure
covering the ground for the James
Corr, jrs.
The lineup for the James Corr. jrs. was
as follows;
+. Kelly, catch: O'Net and EEgerse,
pitch; Dolan, first base Killiher short.
L. Kelly second base; Crume. third base
Ellsworth. left field; noran. center field;
Tighe, right field.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-05-25
FIVE HUNDRED ATHLETES
TO COMPETE ON THE TRACK

CHICAGO May 24.-Neariy go athletes
from twenty-five leading universities and
colleges will compete in the fourteenth
annual western conference track and
field meet here on June 6, according to
the preliminary entry list announced last
night by the alumni committee.
Among the entries are thirty-nine from
Iowa. eleven from Leland Stamford, Jr.,
university, ten from the University OF
Colorado, eight from the University OF
California, two from the University OF
Denver, thirteen from the University OF
Nebraska and one from Colorado college
Omaha daily bee., 1914-05-25
BEATS WORLD RECORD
FOR TW0-TWENTY DASH

ANN ARBoR. Mich, May ?4-With q
slight wind at his back Ewing Bond
University Of Michigan sprnter yesterday
beat the worlds record in the 22O-yard
cash, according to Michigan authorities
by covering the distance in 20ts seconds
The figures are not official inasmuch as
the timers had not been sanctioned by the
American Athletic union and the race was
run in a light breeze without competition
The three timers, who have offlcated at
all Michigan outdoor meets this year, each
caught his time at 20eE seconds
Omaha daily bee., 1914-05-25
POWER BOYS WIN FROM BANK
BOYS IN ULTIMATE CHAPTER

The Omaha Electric Light and Power
company team defeated the United
States National Bank team Saturday
afternoon, 10 to 3. The power boys made
vicious rally in the ninth and scored
five runs. which won the game by one
tally. Score: R.HE.
o. e. l.. g. p. Co....OOO3OlOl $40 10 1
L. s Nat. Bank..,,.t 90 o o. 3 10 ?
Batteries Campbell Moylan and Wash
burn; Verify and Bunnbsck
Omaha daily bee., 1914-05-25
Omaha Swimmers
Excel in Contest

GRAND ISLAND. Neb. May 24.-(spe-
cial Telegram)-1n the Young Men $
Christian association state swimming con-
test last night the Omaha team won the
banner. scoring forty points, the Hastings
team winning second, Lincoln third and
Grand Island fourth. Engstrom of the
Omaha team won the individual prize,
winning with the use OF the crawl
stroke.
The winning team was composed of
Engstrom, Berry, Rouse and Anderson.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-05-25
KEARNEY BREAKS HOODOO
After Losing Twelve Straight Thir-
teenth Lucky for Tailenders. 4.
DEFEATED IN BATFEsT
visitors Are Trimmed by score of
Thirteen 20 Eight by Home
Team, which Has Been
strengthened.

KEARNEY, Neb.. May A--jspeeial TEL
egram.)-I a batfest today Kearney de-
feated Hastings, 13 to s, after losing
twelve consecutive games. The game was
played before large crowd at the county
fair grounds. a special train having been
run from Kearney and Black Hills
Ply ympton pitched fast game for Kesr-
ney and was relieved by McVay when
his finger was injured. The Keaney
team has been strengthened The score;
Omaha daily bee., 1914-05-25
CINCINNATI.


Totals .... - n IL
'Keliogg out, hit by batted ball.
'Batted for Benton in the sixth
'Batted for Douglass in the eighth.
Brooklyn ...........0 0 0 0 0-6
Cincinnati ..,......0 0 2 0 0 0-2
Two-base hits: Clark, Bates, Cutshaw.
Three-base hits: Allen Hummel Smith.
Hits; Off Benton, in six innings; off
Douglass, 2 in two innings. Sacrifice
hit Benton. Sacrifice fly: Moran.
Stolen bases: Daubert, Dalton, Stengel
double plays; Riggert to Cutshaw 10
Egan; Cutshaw to Egan TO Daubert;
Smith to Cutshaw Egan to CutshaN.
Left on bases: Brooklyn, S; Cincinnati,
I, Balk; Benton. Bases on balls: off
Allen, 8. off Benton, 2; off Adams, I,
Struck out: BY Allen. 3; by Benton, Z;
by Douglass, /. Wild pitch: Benton.
Time: 2.2L Umpires; orth and Byron,
Braves Trim Cubs.
CHICAGO, May 24.-Boston defeated
Chicago, to 2, in the final game of the
series today Humphries had one bad
inning. the fifth. which cost the locals
the game, Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1914-05-25
METHo0lSTS EASILY DEFEAT
TEAM OF GRACE LUTHERANS

The Hirst Methodist Episcopal team ~
the Church league defeated the Grace
Lutheran lads Saturday afternoon. "A to 4
sNoie' R.H.E.
Grace Lutheran..,.to 0 O03OOO
hirst NJ. E........,..l 5O53OOs-I ~ Z
batterles' Daley and Whistler; LightelI
Omaha daily bee., 1914-05-25
festerday's Results.

Hesterday's Results.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Denver, 8; st. Joseph. I.
Lincoln, q Des Moines, T.
Topeka, s; Sioux City, g.
Wichita, II Omaha, g.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
No games
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Brooklyn. s; Cincinnati 2.
Boston, g. Chicago, 2.
New York, s; St Louis, Z.
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
81 Louis, IA; Indianapolis. T.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
81. Paul. /, Z; Cleveland. s.a
Minneapolis. 1, s; indianapolis, 22
kenshs City, Z; Louisville, 6.
Milwaukee, II; Columbus, l3.
STATE LEAGUE.
superior. 10; Norfolk. s.
Beatrice, 2; Columbus, J.
York, Z; Grand Island 4,
Hastings, s; Kearney. 49,
Games To-day.
western League-Denver at 81. Joseph.
Lincoln at Des Moines, Topeka at sioux
city, Wichita at Omaha
american League-Detroit at Washing
ton 81, Louis at Philadelphia, Chicago AZ
New York Cleveland at Boston.
National Lcague-Brooklyn al Pittshur1
Philadelphia at Cincinnati. New York sti
Chieago, Boston at st Louis
reueral League-kansas CITY at Buffalo
81. Louis at Baltimore, Chicago at Brook
Iyn, indianapolis at Pittsburgh,
American Association-tMilwauke at
Cleveland, Kansas City at Indianapolis
Columbus. a.
Nebraska State Ieasue-superior At
Nortoik. Beatrice at Columbus, York al
Grand Island, Hastings at Kearney.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-05-25

SUPERIOR

Il W1-uase MS ithlhsey' btoWn, Melker
lll. Gray kempin, Greene, Obst Miller
Theissing, Landreth. Bases on balls: OFF
Routt ]; off Denton, I, of Errett in
one inning. off Parks I. Struck out: nv
Routt I; by Denton, 3; by Parks, g. Left
on bases; Norfolk 9; Superior. 6 Wild
pitches Errett. Parks Passed ball:
Denton. Hit by pitched bali: BY Errett.
Reis and Coble. Stolen bases Gray
kempin, Refs, Ramsey. Coble. Sacrifice
hits Miller, Melker. Thelssing. Green
Time; 205. Umpire; Dixon.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-05-25
New IatersehoIastie Rseord.

PRINCETON. n j., May A-Charles
BOughton OF the New Central and COM
mercial High school set q new world 3
interscholastic record for the two-mile
scholastic track meet. finishing In s.biN
TIE previous mark was s.S1 held bv h
II Humphreys OF the Philadelphia High
school
Omaha daily bee., 1914-05-25
BROWN HOLDS lNDIANTS
SAFE AND SlUFEDS WIN

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, May 24-Brown
held Indianapolis safe at critical times
while his teammates hit the ball hard
and 81 Louis defeated the locals. 10 9.
today, Crandsi and Tobin each mad e
three hits in four times at bat Score
RHE.
Batteries Brown and Hartley; Mullen.
hoseley and Rariden.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-05-25
Benefit Game at BurweII.

BURWELL, Neb.. MAY A-(SpeciaL)-
The baseball season opened here Friday
with benefit game between the Burwell
Band and BuTwells Best IL was a close
and exciting game as a number OF the
first nine players were in each nine. The
score was 7 to s in favor or the Burweli
Best Hemmett and Hoffman were bat
teries for the Band and Inglefritz and
Gericke for the locals 4 good sum was
realized for the band and quite a base
ball fever worked M.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-05-25
GEORGETOWN DEFEATS
NAVY SEVEN To FIVE

ANNAPOLIs, Nd, May 24.-GeorEe-
town yesterday defeated Navy the second
time this year. score; R.HE
Navy ..........o ? o 0 0 . iIS &
Batteries: Georgetown, Feinle ana
Lynch; Navy, Ninson. Hicks and vessel.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-05-25
College totals
COlIcre summaries.

College Summaries.
120-yard hurdles: Schrader. Iowa, and
Drake, third Noble. Ames, fourth. Time,
l5%s new record
Mile run: Watson, Drake, first:
Thomas, Drake. second; Williams, Morn.
ingside, third; sedar, Ames, fourth. Time.
High Jump: shrader, Iowa, and Burrus,
Ames, tied for first Blackburn, Drake,
third; Cornell Ames and Iowa, tie for
shearer, Drake, second; Dick. Iowa, third;
Collins Ames; fourth. Time. O;1oaS,
i4o-yard dash; Bailey. Coe. first; Iver;
Park. third; stahl Drake. fourth. Time.
a9O-y yard hurdles: Leeder. coe, first;
O:227S
Discus; simons. Drake, first; Vernon.
Morningside. second; Marcin, Iowa, third;
Knots, Coe. fourth. Distance, 121 feet
inches.
Shot put; Krull. Drake, first: Crun,
Drake, second; Beck, Ames third: Garri-
son, Iowa. fourth Distance, 80 feet SO
Half mile: Parsons Iowa, first; Hsg.
gard, Ames, second; Tyler Iowa, third;
stsSens; 5sS "a Drake rake fogsth. Time. i:SS9s;
Frazier. Ames, second; Collins, Ames,
third; Dick, Iowa, fourth. Time, O:22
Pole vault: Shrader. Iowa, and Smith,
third; Willis. Grinnell, fourth Height.
IL feet 81 inches
Mile relay: Ames, first; Iowa. second;
Two-mile run; Makesteadt Ames, first;
ttek, Drake, and Garst, Ames. tied for
seSond; Thompson Cornell, fourth. Time,
Half mile relay: Drake, first; Am.s
second; Iowa, third; Grinnell, fourth.
Broad Jump: shearer. Drake. first,
| third; Blackburn, Drake, fourth Dis,
tance, 2l feet inches.
HiGh SchOOI Summaries.
2O-yard hurdles: Packard, MarshaIl-
t9Wn, H,Wn, nrst; Dubbel. Sioux City, second;
1Mt1cHeTsnsm' 1tnos n.,sI west Des Moines, third.
lOO-yard dash; Jarvis. East Des Moines.
Ilrst; Thompson. Davenport, second;
Low hurdles: Packard, Marshalltown'
tlrst; Gubel, Sioux City, second; Rogers
Fort Dodge third. Time, O:2Sls. New
i4o-yard dash: Turmoil. West High.
hrst; English, Hampton. second; Angus.
tlne, orient, third. Time, 0:5ls
~ VILE race Tenny, West High, first;
ter City. third. Time. 4:3l% new record,
Pole vault: Beissell. Goldfield, firsti
Hendrickson, Indianola, second: Hum
MarshalltoWn. third. Height, 10 feet sS
Shott put: Turmoil, West High first.
reeves, Hampton, second; Green West
Hlgh, third. Distance, Al feet 1iL inches
halt-mile; Tenny, West High, first;
Dodge. third. Time. 2:Os.
High jump: Allen. Davenport first,
Hart LeMars, second; Kaufman, Davens
port third. Height, feet inches.
One-mile relay: West Des Moines, first,
sioux CITY, second; Marshalltown, third.
Time, 3:3s1 N -
zS-yard dash; Thompson. Davenport,
first; Jarvis. East High, second: Debnis5
ton, Newton, third Time, O:2Sk.
Discus throw: VanGinkIe North High
first; Kenyon. Newton, second Purmort
inches. ~
Broad jump: Nugent, Algona, firsti
Rhodes, Davenport, second; Curtiss
Ia inches. ~ 'ee'
Half-mile relay: West High, first; Ie.
Mars, second; Newton, third. Time / .9iS.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-05-25

NORFOLK, Neb., May "a Especial Tel
gram)-Supertor defeated the Norfolk
ilrunmers sunday afternoon. Is TO s,
Heavy hitting on the part OF superior re-
suited In the retirement OF Routt in the
sixth inning. Benton, who succeeded him
Vas batted Tor six costly hits The Drum-
lners had the game won ln the second
inning when Errett went .ild He was
succeeded by Parks, who held the Drum
mers 70 three hits Landreth's one hand
running catch OF long drive was the
feature OF the game. Score
Omaha daily bee., 1914-05-25

TnTDe-nHHe nIEi- u " NIHON. INuFUhHt
hitsi Davis Butcher Patterson. Fisher.
Block. stolen bases: @. Watson, Butcher
Sacrifice hits. Fox, Patterson, Faye,
Coffee. Sacrifice ny; Davis > Double
pays: King to Coffey TO Fisher Fisher
10 Faye. Brltton 10 v, Watson 20 Patter-
son (sl: r. Watson tunassisted) Bases on
balls: OFF King. 3, Oft Thomas. ? Wild
pitch; King Time i&. Umpires' Barr
and McCafferty
Omaha daily bee., 1914-05-25
WEST POINT TEAM DEFEATS
BATTLE CREEK. FOUR TO TWO

WEST POINT, Neb., May 24-(speeisl)
West Point defeated Battle Creek here
today. TO 2 The feature OF the game
was the fine battery work OF the home
team, II having nineteen strikeouts to its
credit. Batteries: LuescEen and zack
Ulrlch and Stone.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-05-25

Totals 80 p II ,
'Batted for Humphries In the sixth.
|Batted for Pierce in the ninth.
'Batted for Good in the ninth.
'Batted for Safer in the ninth.
Boston .............O 0 0 3 o 0 0 0-3
Chicago .....,...,..,0 o 0 2 0 o.
Two-base hits; Zimmerman, Corriden.
Gilbert. Hits: off Humphries in six
innings off Pierce, in three innings; O'f
James, in eight and one-third innings.
Sacrifice hits: Safer, Martin, Leach. Sac
rifice flies Corriden, James. Sto,en
bases; Sweeney, Good. Double plays:
Corriden to Sweeney to Safer; Schmidt
to Evers. Left on bases: Boston. 2; Chi
cago, 10. Bases on balls: Oft James, 6.
struck out: BY Humphries, l; by Pierce,
l; by Tyler, !. Time: 900. Cmpiees:
KLEIN and Hart.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-05-25
SUPERBAS TAKE The FINAL
0utplay Cincinnati by Score of Six
to Two and Get Last Of Series.
ALLEN PITCHES EXCELLENT BALL
sharp Fielding saves Him at Crit
icRI POints-BentOn Hit Hard,
Particularly In the Fifth
Inning.

BROOKLYN, May 24.-Brooklyn out
played Cincinnati today and won the last
game Of the series, to ?. Allen pitched
excellent ball and sharp fielding saved
him at critical points. Benton was hit
hard. especially in the fifth inning when
Brooklyn scored four runs on five hits,
three of them for three bases. Score:
ppoOETyN-
Omaha daily bee., 1914-05-25
NEW YORK

\
'Batted for Perritt in sixth.
'Battcd for GTiner in ninth.
'Ran for O'Connor iu ninth.
'Rau for Myers In eleventh.
sBatted for Grant i'm eleventh
New York.. 0 IS 0 . 3-s
st. Louis.,...1 0 0 o o . . 2-7
Two-base hits, Wingo, Snodgrass.
Bescher Three-base hits: Burns Will
son. Sacrifice hits: HuRgins Bescher,
Stolen bases; Higgins, Beck (gl, Dolan,
Wingo, Bescher. Burns. Murray 90.
Double play; Stock to Doyle to Merkle
Wild pitch: Perritt. Bases on balls: OFF
Perritt I: Off Griner ]: OF Tesreau. 4;
off Marquard, > struck out BY Perrltt,
8; by Griner. /; by Tesreau. g; by Ma
guard. 2 Hits: off Perrlt i'm six in
nings; off Griner In three innings; off
Tesresu 9 In six innings Left on bases:
st. Louis, 9: New York. Time IS
Umpires: Rigler and Emsie.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-05-25
Wisner Trims Hooper
By -Four to One

wIsNER. Neb, May :t.-(Speclal Tele-
gram.)-wisner defeated Hooper. to /.
The features OF the game we're the good
pitching OF both pitchers and the snappy
fielding OF both teams. Score: RH.E.
wisner .......e 90 OtO0o - l
Hooper ........f o . . Q Q O-i 1
Batteries wisner. McGnl and Thomp-
son; Hooper. Freeman and Henningsen.
Struck out; BY McGill, 2; BY Freeman, 10.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-05-25

son. Two-bass hits: schipke. Graham.
Ochs. Three-base hit: Clancy. Left on
bases: Omaha 8; wichita. s. Struck out;
~ cioaman, 5; by Perry a Bases on
~ pitched bali: Congalton. Passed ball
Crosby. Time: l;io. Umpire Haskall
Omaha daily bee., 1914-05-25
Iowa wrestler Thrown.

LOUISVILLE. Ky. May 24-Charles
Cutler OF Chicago won two straight falls
In wrestling match with William
Hokuff Of Melvin. Ia. here last night The
time was q minutes % seconds and . min
utes. respectively.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-05-25
NORTHWESTERN BARELY
SAVES GAME FROM IOWA

IOWA CITY. Ia. May 2A-CspeciaI Tel
egrem) )-Northwestern won to from
Iowa in q game that threatened for a
time in two final innings to blow into a
Hswkeye victory. The Iowa infield
wobbled badly. Score: R,H.E
Iowa ................. 0SOO00O2O-
Northwestern .....,.0 2001O 80 O-5 Q .
Batteries: Iowa, Laucks. Baird and
Silverding, Foster; Northwestern, Kelso,
Hale and Lewis
Omaha daily bee., 1914-05-25

quickly helped by DR. Kings New Dis
eovery The first dose helps. Best rem
edy for coughs colds and lung diseases
soc and g. All druggists.
ment
Omaha daily bee., 1914-05-25

IWO-bHee mtR Gettmnn Mhtneyl
Drumm, Lowe. rhree-base hits: Drumm,
Richardson, McCabe, Hilderbrand, Wet
eel stolen hsea; Hilderbrand. Double
play: Acock to Drumm. Bases on balls.
orr Riley. s. off Ptympton, 2; off Nc.
Way, /; off Wright. !. Left on bases:
Hastings. 9; Kearney, 10. Hit by pitched
ball: Bechtold, Lowe, Erickson. struck
out BY Wright, 3; by Riley, g. villa
pitch: McVay Time: 2:l0 Umpire: Quig-
lev Scorer. McC'mre
Omaha daily bee., 1914-05-25
TWO More for Rourkes.

croaby opened the sixth with a hit to
right. closman struck out. but skipper
BIZ slammed a two-saeker. Clancy hit
one to O'Rourke and Crosby rambled
home on the putout al first. Thomason
walked and he and Skip started a double
steal which carried skip over the pan
wichita made its lone tally in the sixth
Perry was an easy out, but ochs singled
70 right. Nicholson walksd and clcsman
made bum heaye 70 first 20 catch that
gentleman exploring the neighborhood OF
the sack without paying any particular
attention 10 his proximity to the bag
Itself Ebson would have had Nicholson
easy. but the bah went clear 10 the
bieachers and oohs scored from second.
After that no scores were made off the
little left-hander.
Today the same teams will play at
Rourke park. II win be ladies' day and
the game win be called az 8 o'clock. Score
Omaha daily bee., 1914-05-25
DRuMMERs RouT cRIzzLrEs

Loose Fielding and Rats OF 81. joe
Mea Give Rears Defeat.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo-. May 2a-Loose field
ing behind King and the bats OF the To-
calls put the Gri1zlies 20 rout this after
noon In the first game of the series. The
game was featured by fast fielding, Score
DENVER
Omaha daily bee., 1914-05-25
Beatrice Defeats CoIumb bus.

COLUMBUS. Neb., May st-(Special
Telegram )--Beatrice won from Columbus
today one OF the features being the
spearing OF a liner by Third BasemRn
Clark of the Pawnees in the eighth when
the visitors had the bases full, McAlear's
work as umpire on both days made the
retained here for the series. The score;
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