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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1915-08-10
ADAM WiNEGAND DROWNED
IN MASONBORO SOUND

Got Beyond His Depth and Became
Exhausted in An Effort to Save a
Companion.
Wilmington, Aug. S.-Adam F.
Wlnegand, a young man holding a
position with the Atlantic Coast Line
mere, was drowned at MaSonbOro
Sound at six o'clock this afternoon
IN an effort to save a companion. Carl
Strunk. who had got beyond his depth
and becOm exhausted.
Strunck foated until he oul be
rescued Winegand's body remained
under water for three-quarters of an
hour before it was recovered.
Inc pulmOtOr was used for two
hours, but there was no spark of life
left. There were three young men in
bathing, the third being Willie Fuchs.
h body of Winegand will be sent to
his former home at WilkeSbarre, Pa.
tomorrow for burial. The young mar
has been living here about a year.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1915-08-10
Especial to The News and Olserver).


Wilmington, Aug. S.-The %treacher-
Gus cape Fear river added another
tragedy to it's long list shortly after
last midnight. when DR.. Morris NJ.
Caldwell, his brother, Mr.. Clell Cald-
well. Of New York, who was visiting
Ensineer Harwell. of the German
strtmer Nicaria, informed here, were |
drowned.
The small motor boa in which they
W.T." crossing the river to visit the
two informed German steamers, the
Nicaria and the Kiel, capsized in mid
stream opposite the foot of Grace
street. Engineer Reimers. of the
steamer Kiel, the fifth member Of
the party. was the only one to be
saved. He is a good swimmer, and
cached some piling which he chung
to until Captain Hollasch. of the
Nicaria. in response to calls for help,
went to his assistance in a small
boat.
Although the river has been thor
oughly dragged for several blocks and
searching parties have beer out all
day. none of the bodies have yet been
recovered.
Drs. Caldwell and Bornemann and
Mr.. Caldwell were seated in the stern
Of the boat. The boat was low down
in the water and the slightest tilt
would have caused it to take in water.
1t is thought that one of the men rails
ed up, causing the BOAT to dip. Ow-
ing to the weight Of engine and small
size Of the craft, a little water caused
IL to go to the bottom instantly.
DIR. Caldwell was a good swimmer
and all-round athlete. and it is
thought hat he must have lost his
life in an effort to saw his brother,
who could not swim. DIR. BOrnemanr
also could swim, but unless one swimS
with the current in the river 1t Is
impossible for him to make any head
way.
Community in Gloom.
The tragedy has cast a gloom over
the entire community. Thousands o.
people lined the river front all day
watching the large number of boat:
engaged in dragging the river for tn
bodies. Both physicians were wei
known and popular. DR.. Caldwei
was resident physician of the Sea
board Air Line and was for severe
years superintendent of the Jane
walker Memorial Hospital. For som
years he has been engaged in privat
practice and had one Of the hes
equipped Offices in the State, and hi
practice was probably the largest o
any physician in Wilmington. He wa
a membe of the Masonic Order. Tn
iIkS, Royal Arcanum, and probabl
other fraternities. He came origi
naiiy from Cabarrus county, where hi
family is prominent. DR.. CaldWe
graduated at Davidson College an
at "A medical college in Philadelphia
Ills wife. who was Miss Hayes, c
Pennsylvania, and two little childre
survive.
Dr. i.ornemann was assistant to tn
chl"t surgeon of the Atlantic Coas
ldn" and was also a of cit
clvI service commission of Whining
Ton. Surviving are his parents, Nj
"ht Mrs. J. n. Bornemann, and seN
cral brothers and sisters. DIR. Borne
mann was "A graduate of the Unlvei
S'tS of North Carolina and the Je
IriSon Medical College. He was
mri''cr of the Elks and a man wide
"hown and we'll liked.
me chief engineer of the Nicar
ietNpS a wife and clilIran in his M
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1915-08-10
WERE CROSSING RIVER IN
SMALL MOTOR CRAFT

IL Caldwell Good Swimmer
and Thought To Have Lost
Life Trying To Save Brother.
Tragedy Casts Gloom Over
Entire Community; Large
Number of Boats Engaged
All Day Yesterday Dragging
River in Vain For The Bodies.
Both Physicians Well Known
and Popular
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1915-08-10

The Jewish population OF the Unit
cd states is 3.983.674, according to
the last estimate.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-10
Umpire Cusack is
Denied Admission
to Lincoln Park

LINCOLN, Neb, June 9-Umpire Gu
sack of the Western league was denied
admission to the local park today to
umpire the game between the Lincoln
and Sioux City clubs, and left tie park
entrance after he had been threatened
with arrest by President Hugh l.. Jones
OF the local team Tho barring of the
umpire from the park was the outcome
of the dispute yesterday when the game
between the IAncoln and Des Moines
teams was forfeited by Cusack to the
latter club.
CHICAGO, June 9-President Tip
o'Neill of the Western league, declined
to comment on the barring of Umpire
Cusack from the Lincoln grounds. pend
ing official advices. He said he had no
doubt of the legality OF today's game
as Umpire Myers was on hand.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-10
BOSTON PLAYERS LEAD IN
W0MEN'S TENNIS MATCH

PHILADELPHIA, June Zone of the
hardest fought matches in the third round
OF singles for the women's national lawn
tennis championship, played at the Phila-
delphia Cricket club today, was that be-
tween Mrs. George Wightman. formerly
OF California, and Mrs Marshall Mclean,
in which victory went to the former. The
scores were SO, 3-6, CO.
At the end of the third round Boston
has four players left in the singles and
Philadelphia, new York. Pittsburgh and
Norway. one each. Miss Molla Blur
stedt Norway. defeated Mrs. c. n.
Beard, Philadelphia, Ga. 60. Mas
Eleanora Sears defeated Miss 7. II.
Cabot, Boston, rs. 81
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-10
PILLS NOSE CUBS
OUT OF CONTEST
Hard-Fought Game Of Eleven In
nings Won by Quaker Grew
from Chicagos.
SCORE is FOUR TO THREE

CHICAGO, June s.--Philadelphia nosed
Chicago out OF first place today, after
an eleven-lnning hard fought battle,
which was ended by a spectacular double
play Niehoff 20 Luderus. whom the
locals threatened TO score. They had
men on first and third with one out
when Bresnahan's pop fly started the
double play. The score was, to 3.
Becker's double and triple drove in two
Philadelphia runners and he scored the
other himself, one on an infield out and
the other when he started the eleventh
inning rally with single and later
scored on n sacrifice. Alexander aid not
allow hit until the seventh inning, In
the eighth he famed Zimmerman for
the third out with the baRes filled.
PHI AnEf p4ItA CuICAnn
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-10
Joe Kautsky Wins
Cartridge Trophy

SIOUX CITY, Ia, June s.-More than
$50 marhsmen took part in the first days
shoot of the Interstate Gun clubs TWEEN
ty-first annual tourney here yesterday.
Joe Kautsky OF Fort Dodge. Ia, won
the amateur event, the liberty cartridge
trophy. w. II. Talen OF the same city
was runner up. The latter was high gun
for the day, with 17S out OF a possible
$50.
George Maxwell. the Hastings (Neb)
expert, was high among the profession
ais. the one-armed wonder getting III out
OF $50
]. r. Graham OF Chicago broke 1885,
Fred Gilbert of Spirit Lake, la. broke
lS2.
The interstate championship trophy
will be shot off today. II was won last
year by Guy L. Taylor OF Sioux City.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-10
in Famous Cup
Defender Will Be
Used for Souvenirs

NEW YORK, June s.-The famous
yacht Columbia. which twice successfully
defended the American cup, has been
sold for $4,000 to a restaurant proprietor
here, and portions of its bronze hull
and aluminium deck will be distributed
as souveniors to diners. Il wee learned
today. Most of the old cup defense
yachts have been broken up for the
value OF the metal in them. but none of
them has met with so unusual an end.
Tho Columbia defeated Sir Thomas Lip
tons Shamrock / ard the Shamrock II.
and was the only racing yacht TO defend
the cup twice.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-10
0'Donnell Winner of
Galesburg Auto Run

GALESBURG, ILL.,. June s.-Eddie
oDonnell took the lead in the first quar-
ter-mile and maintained that position in
front Of eleven rivals 10 the finish. won
the second annual Galesburg 1oo-mile au-
tomob4ie race today in 1884. Tom Alley
was second, Billy Chandler, third; Joe
Cooper, fourth. and w. W. Brown, fifth
The only accident was that suffered by
Louis Peio, CoOper's mechanician. who
got a piece OF glass IN an eye. Earl
Jacks. Browns mechsn.cian. rode tho
race with a broken left arm.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-10
KANSAS CITY WINS
FOURTH STRAIGHT
Caseys Defeat st. Louis Federals in
Mound Duel by Score Of Two
to One.
CRANDALL AND HENNING IN BOX

KANSAS CITY, Mo-. June s-Kausas
CITY won It's fourth straight game here
today. beating st Louis. to I. II was
a pitchers battle until the eighth. when
Chadbourne tripled and scored on Rawl-
ings' single. Score: RH.E.
st. Louis ..1 0 0 0 0 0 o.
Kansas city o 0 / o o 60 o
Batteries: Crandall and Hartley; Hen
ming and Easterly.
TIP Tops Beat NewarIs.
BROOKLYN. June 9.--Lee Magee and
Fred Smith starred in Brooklyn's defeat
Of Newark here today by a score of
to g. Magee's two-bagger cleared the
bases in the fourth and drove Moran
from the box. and hts great running one
hand catch OF Laporte's line drive In the
same inning was the fielding feature.
Smith tripled driving Myers in and
scored himself on Tolts single. for the
first two Brooklyh runs He also acted
as pivot man on a fast double play.
Newark fielded poorly. Score: II. III; F.
s sS%S1g . 30 g 9 5Gs - ! :
Batteries: Moran. Kaiserlin and Rari
den; Upham, Seaton and Pratt
Blues win Opener.
BALTIMORE. June s.-Buffalo won
the opening game of the series with Bal
tlmore today, to .. Suggs was hit hard
throughout. The batting OF Mcdonald
and Chase featured. Score: R.H.E.
buffalo - S-e17 =
Baltimore 30 o o o 1 2 o o O--S Z ;
Batteries; Ford and Blair; Suggs and
| Jacklitsch.
The Bee want Aos Are Best Business
Boosters.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-10
CENTRAL CITY WINS SECOND
GAME FROM BLUE HILL

CENTRAL CITY. Neb.. June s.--(spe-
less game today Central City won the
second OF q two-game series from Blue
Hin by a score Of to 0. WnRhts pitch
large crowd attended Score: R.H.E
Blue Rili.....S 0 0 0 0 o o 90 9
Batteries: Central City. Wright and
Grant: Blue HILL Domier and Green Sac
r'fice hit: Codner. HIT bv nitched ball:
Grant Stolen bases: Boyd Martin, Cod
ner. Smith. T'ree-base hit: BoSen- I'M
pire: Patterson
Central CITY has the fastest amateur
independent aggregation in the state and
will take any team on which desires a
game.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-10
DIRECTORS TO PUT STOP
TO PUGILISM ON DIAMOND

A meeting Of the board Of directors OF
the Omaha Amateur Base Ball associs-
ton will be held at the city hall this
evening. Some drastic measures TO pre-
vent any further exhibitions of rowdXlsm
on the part of the local amateurs will DO
taken. Too much pugilism has been in
terpoIated into some OF the amateur
games this spring and the directors plan
on putting a stop to It for once and for all
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-10
NORTH PLATTE SHUTS
OUT HERSHEY WARRIORS

NORTH PLATTE. Neb.. June s-Cspe-
ciai TelegTam)-The North Platte Boost
ers defeated the Hershey Giants this
afternoon, 9 TO o. Score: RH.E.
North Platte .......S 012o2Cs 2
Hershey ,.............OO 90 o q DO o 90 3 3
iiday TO Clettman ETAOIN ETAOINNN
Batteries: North Platte, LibY and
Dame; Hershey. Bechan and Mcconnell.
d"ttman 1aI' HoiIidsy' Base on balls:
OFF Beohan, 8; off Luby 1. Struck out:
BY Bechan. s; by Luby. g. Double plays:
Bauer 70 GettmAn Bright TO Holiday TO
0ettman. Time: 200. Umpire: o'Keefe.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-10
SCHUYLER TAKES LONG
GAME FROM DODGE LADS

SCHUYLER, Neb., June A-(special)-
Schuyler defeated Dodge, Neb, here
today In a fast twelve-inning game by
the score of TO 8. Clean hits by An
drews. KakelY and Schmidt brought in
two runs. which won the game in the
twelfth. batteries: Schuyler, Andrews
and Davis; Dodge. spieler. Mithis and
AiithIs.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-10
ST. JOSEPH.
d for Brown In ninth.

|Batted for Brown In ninth.
ST. Joseph .........0 Q Is
Wichita ............0 0 0 o "a
Left on bases: ST. Joseph, 8; Wichita,
D. Sacrifice hits: w. Patterson. Fisher.
Two-base hits: Tydeman, Page, X.
White, Stolen bases: II. Patterson,
GRAY CD. Hits: OFF Baker. in eight
and one-third innings; off Southern. none
in two-thirds inning. Struck out, BY
Brown, Z; by Baker 4. Bases on balls:
off Brown, 8; off Baker, 3. Wild pitch:
Brown. Time: so Umpire: Geisel.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-10
Have Best Diamond.

Visiting ball players declare that the
diamond Henry Fabian has built up at
the Polo grounds 1 Ethe best In the coun-
try. and Herzog OF the Reds asked
Fabian for his receipt,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-10

Luther BONN, who broke his reserva-
ton 20 try as o Buffalo Federal, has
landed with the Marion Buvkeye League
club. Al least one Buckeye manager
said: II wish our league would get into
organized ball, so that BONN would be
barred out"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-10
Funk Loses FIrst Game.

gram.)-Funk lost the first game OF the
season. 8 TO 4. with HuntieY in ten in
ningE. The score was 20 In favor OF
the visitors in the eighth. The score was
tied in the ninth, I and 4. Batteries:
Funk. Anderson and Hodges: Huntley,
Artz and Yell. Umpire: Gustafson and
Person. Attendance: 30
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-10
HASTINGS REDS
LOSE SWATFEST
Norfolk Goes Them One Better, Aided
by Walks and Hits in
Eighth.
GAME WINDS UP TEN TO NINE

HASTINGS, Neb. June s.-(Speeisl
Telegram.) Hastings lost a swatfest to
Norfolk today, to 10. After batting
Itlontz and wallworth out of the box
in the first five innings, Harry Smith
for Norfolk held the Reds hltters the
remainder of the game. Walks and hits
in the eighth and ninth innings were re-
sponsible for the locals losing. Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-10
OMAHA.

IWO-DdBb hItb. BIUuBeIII heIISlef,
Whelan. Thomson, Smith. Sacrifice
rngton. Struck out: BY Harrington, 8
Bases on balls: OFF Harrington, s.
Double plays: Whalen to Schliebner;
Whelan to Galloway to Shields;. Krug 30
Breen to Schliebner; Harrington to Spahr
to Galloway; Spahr to Shields. Time:
az. Umpire: Van Sickle.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-10
Red Lose 10 Dodners,

CINCINNATI. June 9.--rBooklyn hit
Douglas hard and had no trouble I'm win
ming the first game OF the series from
Cincinnati today. 8 to l. Douglass was
taken out OF the box In TN esixth after
four hits. including a two-bagger, had
been made off him In that inning. Toney,
who succeeded him, pitched good ball.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-10
Pirates Trim Bravea,

PITTSBURGH. June s.-Pittsburgh de-
feated Boston here today, Z to ). Tyler.
pitching for the visitors. was hit hard,
especially In the fifth. when three hits
netted the Pirates four runs. This was
Mamaux's fifth straight victory. WRg-
ner featured ut the bat with a single.
double and a triple out Of four times up.
Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-10

Hal Boy Is owned by Ed. Peterson. an
Omaha contractor. Peterson bought the
horse year ago and worked II out on
the western and northwestern racing cir
cults last season. winning more races
than any other entry. The horse is seven
years old.
Peterson has another horse, Lew Bios
som, entered in the 10000 trot scheduled
for San Francisco today or tomorrow.
People In Omaha who know the animal
assert that II Is fast and likely to pun
down first money. II Is expected that
both OF the horses will be brought TO
Nebraska and entered for the state fair
races this fall.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-10
FAirbury Given shutOut.

FAIRBURY, Neb.. June 9.-(Speclal
teammates to three scattered singuos
and shut them out 4 10 O. York won the
game In the first inning Rice doubled
and Murphy put one over the fence. Fisse
doubled, scoring Bockewitz. BowhaY re-
placed Sholl In the third and held the
Prohibs to one single. He was wild, but
frightened in the pinches. The fielding OF
the same teams will be on the card
Thursday Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-10
Totals.

shaw, Wheat. Three-base hits: Wheat,
Olson. Stolen base: Stengel. Earned
ars Sa base 9s pos
lass, l. Hits: Off Douglas, 8 in five in
pings none out in sixth; off Toney, 2 In
Umpires: QuiEley and Eason.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-10

IWo-base hts Iuce. Fisse. Home nun:
Murphy. Stolen bases: ConlsY 90, Ffsse,
Murphy, Pierce Sacrifice hits: Wetseil,
2; off BowhaY. s. Left on bases: Fair
bury, I: York. s. Hits: orr Bhon, 8: off
Bowhay, l: Struck out: BY Franklin, 4;
by Sholl, /; by Bowhay, :. Wild pitch:
Bowhay. Time: 1:bO. Umpire: Sinister.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-10
DRUMMERs DEFEAT THE WOLVES

Brown starts in Good Form, but
Wea<ens and Ia Hit Hard.
WICHITA, Kan. June 9.-wichits won
the opening game of the series here with
st. Joseph. ii. Patterson, former st. Jo-
seph manager, assumed charge of the
Wolves. Brown started in good form,
but weakened and was hit hard. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-10
BLODGETT HOLDS
BEARS TO ONE RUN
Allows Bears But Three Hits While
Rourkes Gather Eight
Tallies.
HARRINGTON SLAMMED OFTEN

DENVER, Colo, June 9.-Blodgett,
pitching for Omaha, held Denver to three
hits and one run. while Harrington was
hit frequently Omaha winning, to !.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-10

ana eu TUT Tuhf scarce, l: Gran6 Isl
Roben. Three-base hit: Butler. Home
runs: Varneyl Claire, Neff. Sacrifice
hlts; Brown. Pate. Stolen bases: Lock-
mart, Kortum, Roben. Double play:
Butler TO Roben to Claire. Bases on
bells; Off Alexander. A; off Pate. l.
Hit by pitched ball: BY Alexander 2
Struck out: BY Alexander, o; by Pate.
.. Umpire: Wood
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-10
Coast League.
4 Geld Ia Dangerous.
Break IL Now.

Bells Pine-TaT-Honey il fine for coughs
and colds. so0thes the lungs loOsens the
mucous. Only PC. All druggists.--Adver-
tisement.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-10
eIenweoa pef.at. Emsr.an.

Base ball here Tuesday;
6 6nsTson '''.'''''..'d SSSSSS q
sherwood. Long. Farrell ana stimson.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-10
Pierre Wins Context .

PIERRE, y. D., June s-(SpeciaI Tele-
gram.)-Pierre won In the game here
with Harold, to g.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-10
CHICAGO

-bHtItu TOT CHENEY III tIkhth,
philadelphia -
Two-base hits: Becker, Zimmerman,
Safer. Three-base hits: ByTne, Becker.
stolen base Zimmerman. Earned runs:
Nlehoff to Luderus. Bases on balls: orr
Alexander, Q. Hits: OFF Cheney. in
eight innings; off label. 2 In three in
Cheney. g. by label, g. Umpires: KLEIN
and Emelie,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-10

Two-base hits: Williams. Kane. Young.
Wclfe. stolen base: Williams. Sacrifice
hit. McGaffigan. Struck out: By Mar
Veson. s; by Kelly, 4. Rases on balls:
off Narveson, off Kelly. s Hit by
pitched ball: By Kelly 1. Time; Lag.
Pmpire: Myers.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-10
Chamnionn Gef Their Gnit.

GRAND ISLAND. Neb.. June 9.-(spe-
With tSess IN Ss home %Ss run
came with one on. Neff likewise put the
ball over, but the bases were empty. Up
guessing. but they played hob with his
slow one after that. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-10
Cards Trim Giants.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, June 9.-In a game
marked by heavy hitting and poor Held
ing. 81. Louis won from New York here
today. II 70 10 The locals used four
smuggling and only a batting rally In the
seventh, which gave 81. Louis seven
runs, enabled them to nose out a VIC
tory. Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-10

Campbell, Kempin, McCabe, obst,
Wright. Double play: Olson to Drumm:
Bases on balls: Off Wailworth, 4; off
Smith. i; off Wright, /; off Kionts, l.
Hits: orr Klonts, 8; off wallworth. 4;
off Wright g., off Smith, J. Struck out:
i. by Wright. l. Time: EOS. Umpire.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-10
Totals
DIES MONIES.
totals .....,.,..S

Two-base hits: Monroe, Jones (2), Saw
yer. Sacrifice hits: Hunter (2), STANLEY.
Double plays: Cochran to Rapps (2);
Bostick to baltimore to Rapps: Sawyer to
Jones. Hits: OFF Mccoy, 3 in no inning:
off Dashner, In fie innings; off Wide
man, in four innings. Bases on balls:
Off Dashner, 2; off Wideman, 2; off Mo-
gridEe, 2. Struck out: BY Wideman, ];
by Mogridge. 2. Hit by pitched ball: BY
Dashner, 2; bv Wideman, /; by Mog11dRe,
l. Time; 1:45, Umpire: Parent.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-10
Games To-day.

Western Leag,ie-4st Joseph at Wichita,
iDes Moines at Topeka. Sioux city at Lin
coin, Omaha at Denver.
American Leegue-Cleveland at Phila-
delphia, 81. Louis at Washington. Chi
cago at New York, Detroit at Boston
National LeaRue-Brooklyn at Cincin-
natl. Philadelphia at Chicago, Boston at
Pittsburgh, New York at St Louis
Federal LeaSue-Buffalo at Baltimore
Newark at Brooklyn, Chicago at Kansas
City.
State League-Norfolk at Hastings
Fairbury at York. Beatrice at Grand
Island.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-10

Memphis. 3: Atlanta. o.
Nashville. Z: Mobile. s.
2; Birmingham, 6.
Little Rock. 10. New Orleans. lG.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-10
LINKS SHUT OUT THE SIOUX

Bunch Hits on Kelly In Fifth Frame
and Win.
LINCOLN, Neb, June 9.-Lincoln bat
tiers punched hits on Pitcher Kelly in
the fifth inning. and took the opening
game of the Sioux City series, by TO
O. Narveson was effective throughout and
was given perfect support. Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-10
PITTSBURGH
saBtted for Whaling Ia sixth.
'Batted for Tyler I'm sixth.
sRatted for Cf1Itcher I'm eighth
Roston .............o 0 0
Pittsburgh ......0 I 0 4 0 o

P fiRtsSa i''. ........S ! / !!
TWo-bsse hits: Schmidt az. Wagner
Gerber. Double plays: Fitzpatrick. Maran-
Gerber. Double plays: Fitzpatrick 10
Maranvi,le 20 Schmidt. Mamaux TO Glib
son TO Johnston. Earned runs: Boston. 3;
Pittsburgh. g. Bases ond errors: Pitts
burEh, l. Bases on balls OFF Tyler, 2: off
Hess. !: off Mamaux. s. Hits Off Tyler.
in five innings; off Crutcher. l In two
innings; off Hess. l in one inning Struck
out BY Tyler, 2; by cTutchsr. 1; by Hess,
/; by MamsuX, 6. Umpires; Ortiz and
Byron.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-10
DIES MONIES WINS FROM KAws

Three Fast Double Plays Held Vie
tors Score Down.
TOPEkA, Kan, June 9.-Mogridge was
unhittable In the pinches while Topeka
pitchers were hit hard. Des Moines win
ming. Three fast double plays by Topeka
held the Des Moines score down Score:
Topeka
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-10
SIOUX CITY.

'McGaffigan out. hunted foul on third
strike.
lincoln ,.........., 0 -
Sioux City,. 90
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-10

Totals 80 Is 81 Il
sBatted for Niehaus In seventh
New York ........0 o 06 0 0-lOl
81. Louis ..,......0 Ill
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-10
OMAHA WINS PACING EVENT
Hal Boy, Owned by Peterson, Takes
GIL at Frisco Race.
PURSE OF $4,000 IS HUNG UP

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, June s.-Hal
! HOY bay geldinR from Omaha, and
, The Beaver, a bay horse from Winnipeg,
led hero today In the a:ll class pacing
event of the exposition harness meet,
the Omaha entry taking two firsts in
three heats and winning tho event. In
the third 1t broke within twenty yards
of the wire and was relegated to fifth
place. Best time. 2OjM.
Laramie Lad, a bay gelding from In
disnapols, won the first heat in the 2:15
trot which It did in 2:lOll, the best time
OF the race, but Virginia Barnette took
the second and third heats and the race.
May Mack won the amateur free-for-
all trot In three straight heats. Best
time, 2:1liS.
Summary:
.Trottlng. s.le class, purse, 5000:
Virginia Barnette, b. m. purfee) | I
Laramie Lad, b. g., (McDonalO". I
AsO started seRss s Boy, S6 Elem
(ssSWSft2 TTH ims. si Hss s 2ff G sis M
Amateur free-for- all -trot purse. $1,000;
Rean %fion. D. 3. m M III saSass}...
Also us st%rt ed Monica sss MCKINNEY ch,
M. Hoffman Scratched. Merry Widow,
Oh; m, tPersons) Time, 2:l.. 2;llh, 2:lSN,
Pacing. 2:1l class; purse. 5000:
MSl Boy, b, e IN tG,lhildsl; ;;''...''I !
Red Rock, ch. g. CSicGuire) -. -. 3 5
Also started lmbro, blk =. OF, Childsl
Princess Patch. b. m. lMsceeyl; Frank N,
b. &. CWalker); Maxine, b. M. (Montgom-
eryl; Asa Pointer b. 8; tMendenhalD;
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