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Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-24
ST. LOUIS ROUTS
3 WHALE PITCHERS
ferries Beat Chifeds by Score of
Eleven to Five, Getting Eight
cen Hits.
CRANDALL YANKED IN THIRD

CHICAGO. Aug. 2a-st. Louis routed
three Chicago pitchers here today. de-
feating tho local teams, II To 3. For ST.
Louis, Crandall proved ineffective and In
the third inning gave way to willette.
who allowed but four scattered hits dur
ing the rest OF the game. Score: RHE.
SIT y, LOUIS &c "a Q Q FL 10 !
Batteries: St Louis, Crandall willette
and Hartley; Chicago. PrenderRast. Black,
Hendrix and Fischer.
RebH blank CRseys.
PITTSBURGH. Aug. 23-Pittsburgh
shut out the Kansas city team today.
TO o, due 20 the good pitching OF Allen.
Main was hit hard I'm the first inning
when two singles, n double. triple and
a walk produced four runs for the home
Kansas City..o o 5000 % 8" 1 q 8
Pittsburgh - o o o 0 0 q o - 3 1
Batteries; Kansas city Main, Adams
and Brown; Pittsburgh. Allen and O'Con-
nor.
Tip Tops beat Terps.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 22-John Camel
made his debut here as manager of the
Brooklyn Federals this afternoon and tho
team celebrated by easily defeating
exceptional support. Cooper, Myers and
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-24
u~r,nnn BInnLs OnkIand.

HERMAN, Neh.. Aug. 2S.-(special)-
Opportune hitting coupled with errors
gave Herman to o victory over the
Oakland team yesterday. The feature
OF the game was the air-tight pitching OF
Burdic for the locals. he holding the
visitors TO four scratch hits. He has
now pitched twenty-eight scoreless in
nings. Score: RH.E.
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Batteries; Burdio and West Brown.
Krause and Krause.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-24
eighth resulted in the winning run. Score:

Two-base hits: Smith, Snodgrass, Ma
gee. Home run: Johnston. Stolen bases:
Wagner Smith. Double play: Maranvllle
to Evers to Schmidt. Bases on balls:
OFF Adams !. off Tyler Z. Hits: off Tyler
in six and two-thlrds innings; off
Hughes, none I'm and one-third innings.
Struck out: BY Adams 2, by Tyler 0
byHughes q Umpires-Byron and Eason.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-24
Totals


lloyd, II. Schroeder. Groodick. Ems.
Double play: McGaffigan to Williams.
Stolen bases: McGalligan, Nicholson. Sac
rifice hit: B. Schneider Struck out: by
Schneider T. by Keller 8. Base on balls:
off Schneider 2 off Keller g. Hit by
pitched balls: By Keifer 2 Passed ball:
Connolly. Time OF game: One hour and
fortS-six minutes. Tr-nnire: Geisel.
T.TNCOTN
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-24
LINKS DEFEAT JOsIEs TWICE

Drummers Drop Two Games, Five to
Four and Five 10 One.
Lincoln, Neb. Aug. 2-Lincoln took a
double-header from st. Joseph this after
noon by scores ot 3 to and to L
First game
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-24

Three-baso hits; II. Williams, Two
base hits: Morse Double plays; Nc
Gaffigan to Williams; Groeling to Gro
dick to Ems. Stolen bases: Lloyd, Wolfe
sacrifice hits: Ems. Lloyd. Struck out.
BY Narveson, 6; by Wideman, 2. Base
on halt: OF. Nidcman, / Hit 10y pitched
ball: BY Wideman, /. Time: 1895. Um-
pire: Geisel
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-24
Red sox Blank Browns.

Two-base hits: Gardner 90, Scott %,
Cady. Stolen base: Lavan. Earned runs:
Boston, g. Base on error: st. Louis, /.
Bases on balls: OFF Gregg. 2; off Ham
ilton, l. Hits: OFF Hamilton, 10 In six and
one-third innings Struck out: BY Gregg,
3; by Hamilton, /. EMPIRES: Dineen and
Nallin.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-24

respect. Score: R,H.E
Baltimore 20 o o o o I o % 10 4
batteries, brooklyn, Falkenberg and
H. Smith, Baltimore. Quinn and JACKIE
utSCh.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-24
Braves Trim Pirates.

BOSTON Pa. Aug. 23.-The Boston
Nationals took the third straight game
from Pittsburg today, 10 2, Fred Snod-
grass, ~ former member or the New
York Giants. appeared in a Boston uni
form for the first time His double in the
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-24
A Cod is DanEeroua.

Bells Pine-Tar-Honey Is fine for
Coughs and Colds. soothes the Lunga.
loosens the Mucous Only Sc. All drug
observation-disclosures.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-24
SIOUX CITY,

Kane. Sacrifice fly: Kane. Double
play: Cochran to Fisher. Stolen base:
cochran bases on Dun#: al Grover
8; off Boothby, g. Struck out: BY
Grover, 2; by Boothby. /. Wild pitches:
Boothby CO.. Hit by pitched ball: BY
Grover !. Time: 1882 Umpires: Ryan
and Cusack.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-24
ROURKES HAMMER
WICHITA HURLERS
Omaha Captures Second Contest by
Getting to Three Opposing
Boxmen.
FINAL SCORE IS TEN TO ONE

WICHITA, Kan, Aug. 23.-(Special Tel
egram )-Omaha cleaned up on Wichita
in the second game of the SERIES land
ing on Pate, eGist and Powers in the
pinches almost at will. Thompson pitched
a steady game after he got warmed up.
The final count was 10 to 2.
Omaha started the scoring in the
fourth. Forsythe led off with a single
Wells flew to right. Krug singled to left
and McChesney followed with drive to
right that scored Forsythe. Tannehill
walked, filling the bases, Geist replac ed
Pate Schllebner hit to short and Brit
ton missed q chance for a double play
when he dropped the ball krug scored.
Thompson hit to short and Hosp booted
the ball. McChesney scoring
Geist Given Gate.
Thompson led off in the seventh with a
single. Smith and Breen singled filling
the bags. Forsythe was hit forcing in
Thompson. Wells cracked the ball against
the right field fence. Tallion hit rhe
fence as he was trying for the catch and
fell down. He lost the ball and 1t went
for a home run. Powers replaced Geist
and stopped the scoring.
Schliebner's single in the ninth scored
Krug and McChesney.
A walk and two singles and a sacrifice
fly scored one for Wichita in the first.
Doubles by Hosp and Thiessing counted
the run in the third.
Tomorrow's game will be called at 2
o'clock in order to allow Omaha to catch
a train for Denver. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-24
| AMER LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results.
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Des Moines-Denver, rain.
st. Joseph. Al: Lincoln, 5-5.
Sioux City, 2: Topeka, 6.
Omaha, 10; Wichita, q
NATIONAL LEAGUE,
Pittsburgh. 2; Bosom. g.
Cincinnati, g.: Brooklyn, g.
St Louis, 81 New York, 40
Chicago As; Philadelphia, 9-l3.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New York, 3; Chicago. T.
Boston. I; St Louis, 0.
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
St Louis. II; Chicago, 5.
Kansas City. o: Pittsburgh, 4.
Brooklyn, 81 Baltimore. 2
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Louisville. 21; Milwaukee. s.
Columbus. /; st. Paul, 2.
Cleveland, 2; Minneapolis. 4.
indianapolis, 2-6; Kansas City, 1874.
Games Today,
Western League-Omaha at Wichita,
Sioux City at Topeka. Des Moines at
Denver. st. Joseph at Lincoln.
National League-Plttsburgh at Boston.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn, st. Louis at New
Y DIRK, Chicago at Philadelphia.
American league-Washlngton at Chi
cago. Philadelphia at st. Louis, Boston at
Detroit, New York at Cleveland.
Federal DeRgue-St. Louis at Chicago,
Kansas City at Pittsburgh. Brooklyn at
Baltimore, Buffalo at Newark.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-24

Schauer. Three-base hit; Robertson
Stoler bases: Burns. Higgins. Butler
Miller. Earned runs: st. Louis. 4; New
YORK, T. Double play: Doom to Doyle
Bases on balls: off Perritt. 2; off
Schauer, 7; off Ames, 1. Hits: OFF Per-
rit, ! In one inning, none out In second :
off Schauer, 3 In eight innings off Ames
IN six innings; off Perdue l in three
innings. Struck out: BY Schauer, 7; by
Ames, 2; by Perdue, 2. Umpires O'Day
and Stockdale. Score second game:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-24
PHILADELPHIA.
'Batted for Cheney in eighth.
'Bated for Killifer I'm ninth.
HBatted for Alexander in ninth.

"BHIItu TOT FItAHHUtT III HIlITI,
Chicago ............1 90 90 "a
Philadelphia .......0 o 0 2 0 l o o O-S
Two-base hits: Zimmerman co., Lu-
derus, Kilifer, Cravath. Home run:
Fisher. Stolen bases Cravath. Whitfield,
Niehoff. Earned runs: Chicago, 3: Phil
adelphia. !. Double play: Mayer TO Ban
croft to Luderus. Bases on balls: OFF
Cheney, 3; off Alexander, /. Hits: OFF
Cheney, in seven innings; off label, !
In two innings: off Mayer, s in eight and
one-third innigs; off Alexander, none I'm
two-thirds inning. Struck out: BY
Cheyney, 3; by Mayer 3. Umpires: Rigler
and Cockill. Score second game:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-24
ARMOURS.
DUCKY HOLMES.

Earned ruhs: ATmourI o STRUCK out:
BY Baker. Z; by Graves. 4. Base on balls:
Off Baker. 4; off Graves, 2. Two-base
hits: Denny, Graves Fletcher, Corcoran,
Yost Flanagan, Trout (0. Gillespie
KonneCk. Sacrifice hit: Sullivan Double
plays: Clemmons TO Sullivan 10 Fletcher
Carmody to Mccormack to Trout Stolen
bases Fletcher CD, Time, hours UNI
pires. Pike and Mutt
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-24
Reds nent snnerhna.

BROOKLYN. n. Y, Aug. 23.-Pfeffer
was wild and ineffective in the first in
ming of the Brooklyn Cincinnati game
today and the visitors accumulated three
hits and three runs, enought to defeat
the Sunerbas. 3 to @ Score:
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Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-24

ARNOLDS PARK. la, Aug. 23.-(Spe-
eial leiegram.)- the Kansas City Red
defeating the Storm Lake club here to-
day 10 20 8. Today's game gives the Red
SoK tWenty-One victories out OF the last
twenty-fOur games played
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-24
CHICAGO.
- a.
Totals ....S3 Q IS is l

sBatted for Russell In eighth.
ball. One out in eleventh when winning
run scored
New York % 90 o O2O o o O--S
Chicago .....1 o o 0 o o IA
Three base hits; Il. Collins, Weaver.
Maisel, jackson. Stolen bases: Malsel,
Pipp, Weaver Earned runs: Chicago. a.;
New York, 3, Double plays; Weaver to j..
Collins u. Collins TO j. Collins. Bases
on errors: Chicago, |; New York /. Bases
on balls: Off Russell, ]; off Shawkey, 4.
Hits: OFF Russell. in eight innings
Struck out: BY Russell. 4; by Scott, /.
EMPIRES: Evans and Chill.
Red Soy Blank Browns.
ST. LOUIS, Aug 23-Boston made II
four straight by shutting out st. Louis,
to o here today. Hamilton was hit
hard. Gregg pitched a strong game and
was In danger only once--in the second
inning when he filled the bases by pass
ing two and hitting batsman-but he
famed Hamilton and retired the locals.
Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-24

TwO-base hits: WlIllams, Paskert,
Whitfield, CraVth. Home run: Cravath.
Stolen bases: Whitfield (2), Bresnhan,
Murray. Earned runs Chicago 3, Phila-
delphia T. Double play: Luderus (unas-
sisted. Bases on errors: Chicago 3,
Philadelphia 2. Bases on balls: Humph-
ries g. by label 6, by McQuillan / Hits:
OFF Humphltes, i'm one and two-thirds
innings; off label. in six and one-third
innings Struck out: BY HUMPHREYS l. by
label l. by McQuillan 8. Umpires: Rigler
and Cockill.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-24
Pat Callahan sold.

Fat Callahan SOLD.
SPOKANE. Wash, Aug. 2S-R. ],
GPaO Callahan, pitcher for the Spokand
Northwestern league base ball team, wat
sold today to tho Cincinnati NationalI
and Will depart tonight to Join the Gin,
cinnat team at Boston.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-24
ST. LOUIS.
NEW YORK.

stoIen bases' Merkle, Dolan Earned
runs; New York, 8; st. Louis. 3. Double
plays: Grant 20 Doyle TO Brainard
Fletcher to Grant 10 Doyle; Grant %
Bralnardi Grant (unassisted). First base
on error St. Louis, 1. Bases ~ baIla.
off Mathewson, /; off Robinson, i. Hits:
off Robinson, 4 in two Innings, none ont
IN third; off Perdue. in seven innings.
Struck out: By Mathewson, 8; by Per
due, 2 Umpires: Stockdale and ODay.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-24

SnvaEcS Bunch lIItS OFF BOcthby
mud Beat sioux.

TOPEKA, Kan. Aug. 2S.-Topeka
punched hits off Bo9thhy and defeated
series. Two Topeka runs were scored on
wild pitches The hitting of Tvdeman.
who singled on his first three trips to
the Plate. featured. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-24

Totals ....ss 10 27lS o
Iery in eighth.

Two base hits: Griffiths (2), McCarty.
Three-base hit: Herzog. Stolen base:
Leach. Earned runs: Cincinnati 3, Brook
lyn 2 Bases on balls: off Dale off Nc
kenery 2, off Pfeffer 2, off Appleton 1
Hits: Off Dale in five and two-thirds
innings; off McKenery, 2 In one-third
INNINGS off Schneider 1 in two Innings;
orr Prefer, In six innings; off Appleton
I'm one inning; off Dougles l IN two
innings. Struck out: BY Pfeffer. I'm
pires: KLEIN and Emsie
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-24

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Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-24
Southern LeaRue.

southern League.
Atlanta, Z; Chattanooga, o
Mobile. ?; Memphis. T. eleven inninGsi
birmingham, 3; Little Rock, 5.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-24

:Batted for Kelley in sixth.
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nesdtberltng fam niht ii6erraihen,
ipenn man on Sie gleifen aeuberin.
gen aus Der 3rit BON 1870 benft. "a.
mcIs brod)te Der ariea Die frons6ii.
iher gcIebrten uno oie anb1naer
,Sranfreihs ebenfaas nm ben Der.
ftaHo. Gin antbropoloae Don @eIt.
ruff iisferte bamals ben 9etpeis, bab
bic Sddoelbilbuus Der 8eutiden iis gu
9arbaren beftimmt bat unb oab man
ibre @ertbiertbeit ols Elm Natursebot
bttrcdteu miifie. Sas bat man bds
mdls nit aahen beantportet uno bies
1T iebt dud bic einsise m6sIi6s Qnts
mort. qber bdb bic beutfhsn gslehrs
ten aus unbersm Sol5 seidnist iino,
dls bic Der aIiirien, ee5t aug
Dem 9erbdltsn b.rpor, bas iie ss.
asniibsr ben fransSiiifRn unb enslie
i9en @sIebrisn bsobn6ien. gldbrenb
oiefe bic bsutffrH Miiafieber ibrsr
ipiIisnitaftlihen &6rpsrfdoften nus
ben 2iften firsi6en unb lie cIs niat
porbonben betrabt.n, ipibmen bi. oeuts
idtn 2orperitbaiten ben snalii6en une
fran50fiiden @slebrtsn, bic auf BEN
ShlaHtfsln. fallen, ebrenSs Nuds
rufs. ~Wir Wilbsn iinb bod before
RenIhen.
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Der prdfibsnt pirb segen
GHglduos infams gersemdltisune I'M
isres auBsnhanoels unb nntereriidung
aHisra SHbuftrisen proisitittn. Gr
proteitirt idpon lett fiebeu Monaten unb
je mebr er proteitirt, oeito freder ges
bGroen ii6 Die gngldnoer. neil iis pti>
ien, bab ife bonn prdiiOenten uidts gu
befiirdtsn haben.
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Die u ntiiHoisanS ghsldnbs
betteffs Der atbiperrung unisrss Gee
banbels iiberiieist an Gre6bei! nod bic
Srosrs Of Council DON 1912. Cine
ieIte 5redbeit III anseiibts Der issis
gen Waft Der Der. Staaten, i'm @erz
gIeih gu oerjenissH DOT 100 Sabrsn,
nur inter Der QHnabms DsrItdneIih,
baB England ben prdiioent,n Wilion
fit ieiHen alliirtsn uno einsn iolA
ausgefprohenen 5eii.b Deuti9lanbs
bdlt, bab er piIlens lit, bic 2sbenss
sSntsreFn Der Der. Staaten aus
s5rsuuoiaaft fir Gnglanb unb aus
Sdb segen Deutihlano preis gu esben.
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1iemstas, ben ie. Mdrs 1915.

Die fran36fii6en 9steb-ten
iasen ben 9eutihen na6, bab iis iid
tur auf erfinounsen perfte6sn, bic Sas
gu bienen, Wenfden um5ubrinssn.
Das 5ieit nohl barauf ab, oab bic
9eatfden bag SdieBpulpsr srfInS.n
habeH, fpas mon Rem Sransofsn frsilid
nihi gum 9orpurf MAIDEN fam.
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risaIiirtenh haben einsn Der.

Rtt u I'LL &c pubcu eitttH 0tl-
frog. oab feiner pon ibren obne GU
itinrrrine Der anoeren Jrieoen itlie.
ben bari. 9as erinnert on Die ruff.
fds Gube bon ben stpsi Suns
ben, bic in Ih1nitsr gintraht
nit einanoer lebten, bis sSenrnnS ib.
nen einen anoden Sirtparf. 9ann
wars nit Der Sreunoifaft ans. slIs
folder anoden. Der bic gintrodt Der
sluiirten Slr ftoren peripri6t, biirfte
iid &onitantinopel eripeiien. gei al.
Ter SnHcignng 81 Dem ruiiiiden Bun.
oesbruoer taHn gnglanb Ii9 unmoes
lid oa5u neriieben. Die Staot am goI.
oeneu Sorn ben Sdliiiiel 5u Snbien,
ben Hiiiien su iibcrlaiien, aber oieie
beIteben 0orouf. oaB iie i'm erbalten.
9ie rliiiiide Yreiie ibldet eiren iebr
mireunolifen 2on eegen Die aiif
.,eipig pcrbunoencn~ Sreiinoe oil,
neil @rep i'm Barlament erfl1rt bat,
bab &onitantinopel neutrdliIirt tpsrs
ben ion unb iaet NIT Gntriiifung.
bab penn man in ct. qes
tersburs cine Iolhe 9efinnung
borausgeieben bate, RubIanb iest
nidt i'm 3rieee iteben Diiroe. Sod
hober i6Iaaen Die ,slanrmen iiber Die
Semertuns Der aonooner LINES" ems
Tor, CAB GnaIano MIR britiife ssn.
tereifen Dertrete, tpcmit beutli9 senus
aeiagt III, oaB es nidt in iefuem SSSn.
tereiie liegt, aouitantinopel ben 9fii.
len 3l iiberlaiien, @enn aber in ioI.
der @eiie eriidtlid) lit. oab &ilBlano
nift oen erpdrtpten anohen befom.
men fam, 10 oiirfte Die 9erpflid.
titne, feinen Scparnifrieoen su i6lie'
Sen, in 9ergeiienbeit geratben.