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G1anu ais @oiis fir cine glgreiiio6e-
iuesung 81 benuBen, iuaren berge-
bens.
SIN llebrieen lit Ser peitlide Git
oes 4rieges our6 ungepobnlide
@u6e darafteriiirt. ungiinitige @it-
terrnesberbdltniiie ideinen groBere
Speraiiouen 5u berbiuoeru.
RuIiifb GoIen: Gin oiterreidi-
ides Bulletin 6eiagt oaB es 0en
oHerreiniidjen Sruppen gehmgeu lit,
cine iuidtige 9inie iii0lid BON @or.
lice 81 6eieben, melde cine giiuitige
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meIbet, oaB Sic Ceiterreiher diBerit
beftige 9lngriffe Ser 9ludien ailf 0ieie
Qlnboben 81 beiteben 6atten. 1ieStel.
Iung 1T oau5 beionoers pidtig, neil
iie einen notiirlihen 8er6inOungs.
Rrnft Der 5iterreidiiden Sruppen IN
oen @arpnt5en nit Der 6ouptarmee
6iloet. Sin 9ruA in 0ieier SteI.
lung uiir0e cine inlimme @irfung
anf sic aagemeine militdriide Gage
6a6en Nus oieiem @ulnoe oie oor-
iigen entidloiieneh glngriiie Ser 8ui-
fem
Gin offi3ieaes Bulletin peldes sic
@eiultaie auf oem n0roliden @riegs-
ihoupIate mdbreno Der @eibnahts'
Bode iummoriiH 5uiammeniobt, be.
iaat oaB 1900 @emeine mo 81 Of.
fi5iere geiangen genommen puroen
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nilis g}eues 81 meloei.~
8erliner 4rfegs glIlerlei.
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benoen Slliormationen uuroeu 1eute
uoul oiiBieaen &reB giireau aus.
seseben
Gic .91oro6. 2lagcmcine" iagt,
0nB Sartlepool Gnglano, ser engli.
ld'cn monatliden 4rmcelilte 3nfolge
5ur aiiiieuOert5eioisma ge9ort uro
0aB ggbitbD ser eralii6en monatli.
den @larineliite 3uiolge eine @iiiteu'
itut station it, 1car6orougb,
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Ser 3eitmg oS Suforlnation" per-
0fientli6tc &etrogaoer 0epei9e be-
ridtct, OaB sic 9llliien adt ingari-
iAe 0rti6aften bcicbt baben, inO
Dab aneebIi6 ue6rere 0iOiiionen
ser 0iterreidiiden gIrmee in oen
9arpatben um5ingelt iino.
Sage ser 0eutiden iebr
gebeiiert.
%etrograO, 5. Somnar, oia
2onoon. - Ger WliIitdrfritifer ser
,gloooc gremDa", Ser Die Operatio-
men Scr oeutiden Sruppeu cntlang
Der unteren @eiHiel beipridt, iagt,
Dab oie 0ellti6en iebt i'm StanOe
iinO, ibre %oiitionen nit na6e5u Der
&1lite ser Srippen 81 bebaipten,
Oie iie broubtenL ais iie oen 8or-
mari6 gegen @aridau begannen.
9Ils @rrno fiir ieine 9lniibt fiibrt er
aus, ooB Die 0eutiden iebt tiefc
2oufgrdben innc baben uno i'm &ii-
den ourd mebrere 2inien mo6lousge-
riiiteter glrtilleric acoedt ling. III
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lluter Oeuti6er Grill
GeripaItunq.

llnfer Oeutider Chill
GertDaItung.
@erliM 5. $oniar (orobtlos
nab 9ouoon gemelOeD. IL glmtli6
puroe bier 6efomt gegcbcu, oaB Ser
bon Oeutiden beiebte E6eil BON 9fui-
iiib.&olen inter oeutide Gioil-ger-
walhmg geiteat moroen lit. gln oie
Spite Der 8e6oroen lit ais @ibil-
@ouoerneur Serr bon 9ranoeniteiu
geitellt lporOen.
Cardinal Mercicr BON
9elgien berba aftet.
9lmiterOam, iiber 9onoou 5.
Sanuar. Sine bei'm ,Eiio~ bon
RoieuOaal eingetroffeueGepeibe iaat
OaB Cardinal Wlercier. Der @rimas
Scr fatboliiden Stride in gcIaieu
imo Gr5biidoi BON Molines bon oen
OeutIden 9eborOen berbaitet mur0c
imo in ieinem eigeneu er3biihofliden
&oloit 5i W}alines ais @eiangener
unter militGriiher 9emo6lng itebt
Ger 9eri9t, Delder nibt 6eitdtigt
lit, ia9t, Die 6eituo6me Oes @arOi-
nails iei Die 6olge zines bon i6m er.
lalienen Sirtenbriefes, melher on
lebten Sonutag in oeu fatbolii6en
airden oerleien muroe. SSu oieiem
9rief ioQ ser Cardinal ouf Die Be
ietune bon 9elgien in foIgenoer
@eiie 9e5ug genommen baben.
nGieie Wla1t bat feline geiebli1e
9lutoritat lmo infolge Geiien iinO
Sie i6r in S6rem Ser3en peOer
Sreue, nod @eboriam idulOig. Die
ein5ige geieblihe 9lutoritdt in Bel
gieu lit Oieieuige, welde unierem
aonig, ieiner 93egiermg uno oen
9leprdientanten Der g1otion 5uitebt.
Ger llriprung Ocs BE-
rihtes.
SIN Saog, iiber 9onoon 5. Go
mar. ~ Cardinal Mercier Bate iol-
len am lebten Sonntog in ser aotbc-
OraIe cine &reoigt bolteu, eridien
ober niht. Batter 9}utten iagte in
elmer 9lniprabe al Die @emeinoe:
nglntwerpen geborte itets Den gInt-
merpern imO miro ibnen audi in Der
3ufiinft geboren. Ger @rimO, pa-
RIM id OIL SteQe oes Cardinals sui
S6neu ipre1e, liest oorin, oaB Seine
@mineu5 oiirh ouBergepobnIide
llmitanoe am gri6eineu Oerbinoert
mur0e."
9ieie grfl6rimg biIoet Oie ein5ige
@runolage fir 0en 9eribt, ooB Gor-
oinal Mercier berbaftet wuroe.
Surfiiher @r 9riegsmi.
niiter gcfongen2
%etrogra0, 5. Sonuar (pio
9onOon). ~ Giue 3epei6e aus Sif.
lis an ole @etrograoer 9orIcu5eitlng
beiagt, DAB oie g}uiien an9eblid S5-
3et.@aiba, Oen -friibercn,t tiirfiiben
&riegsminiiter, gefan0en geuom.
men 5a6en.
9lbDnnenten, Die Oen oSenti6en
GOrreipUnocnten" nidjt piuftlid Ooer
uuregelmdkig erBalten, iinO ge6eten,
Ger Office Oabop per SelepbOn poer
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@ngeOli6er &mhcmiicg.
(Turtietnug OOu Der /. Seite.)

9ln meGreren @unften BAT sic belgi.
ide glrtiaerie oie 9lrtiQerie ser Gelit-
i6en 5um S6neigen gebraht.
Syn Der @egenO bon Ser 2ps bis
sur Die, in Der @egeno BON gfotre
Game oe 9orette, tpeitli9 bon Gems,
paren mir erfolgreicb; mir bro1teH
Can't lmierer Wlorier rno uuierer
SanO @ranoten oie glrbeiten Der
@ioniere oes 5eiuoes gGn3li6 gum
StiQitono. Sn Ser 9iae-9anoitraBe
iprengten Oie Geutiden einen unlerer
Sdiitengrd6en in 0ie 9uft unO er.
griifen 9ciit BON OemieI6en; bod ein
iofortiger @eoenaneriff CAB uns oen
9aifaroben pieoer.
Sn Ser @egeno BON ser 9(iie bis
3i oen @ogeien boben iid feline Sn-
fonterie 9lngriffe 5ugetrageu. Sn
Dem 0iitrift BON Graonne imO in Der
g3od6aridoft BON 0leims fanoen glr-
tiaeric Sample itatt. llniere 9otte-
rie'n 6onI6orOirteu nit GrfoGg Die
@oiitionen Oes Seinocs in ser StoOt
Ga Suippe iowobl, mie bic in Der Sc
geno bon @ertbes imO in ser 9}aH-
6aridait bon 9eoiieiour. Sn Oen
9lrgonnen rno ouf oen S0ben ser
Ylaas llier fauOen dbnlide Opera
tionen itott.
Sn 6liaB, iiiOoiili6 bon 0ern 8er-
ge gonbomme, iino mir in oie Srt.
ihait Greir 0'glrgent, 5pei &ilome-
ter meitlicb BON Sroep, eingeorllngen,
mo mir iniere @oiitionen ausbouen.
Gle bon ms ouf ser 2on0itrube BON
Gbam bis Gernap (SenubeinD &c.
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tiacrie 6ro6te an einem @unfte 3luei
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%etrogroO, 3. San. - Gos
@liIitdr Souptquortier bat oie
uaAitebenOe ontli6e @efonntna-
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oauertc am A. Sanuar ooS @etpe6r-
unO 9lrtiQerie Seuer fort Sn Der
@egeno Inn 9or5irnop bo5en me6-
rere @efebte itattgeflnOen.
SSn @oli5ien limo merflide @erdn-
0eruugeu ser Sodlage 81 ber5eih.
men, 9lm lls5of @oB puroen sic
OeiterreiAer ouf Dem &iid3uge bon
unierer 9aDoIlerie ongegriffen, luelHe
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ficf ronoent iie iih trob eincss ss6ef-f|
tigen Sdneeiturmes einen g9eg
ourh sic iHnee6eoedten 9ergpfaoe
geba6nt bate. Sci oieier 9lttode
na6meu mir etiuo 10 Offi5iere un0
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9uoopeIt 6eridtct, SAB ser 6uIga.
Ride &reniier 90. &ooosIapoff en-.
Hart Bat SAB oie 9e5ie5ungeu 5ipi.
iden 9lumdnien uno 9ulgorien ie6r
freiuoihoftliMe iiu0 unO Dab sic
pernaneite Neiltrolitdt 9lumdnien's
I'M aegenwdrtigen 9riege wa6ridein-
lid lit.
glus 9om einaelalliene 0epeiden
beiasen oaB @roBbritannien inoiide
&ruppeL pelde in ggDpteu gelonoet
muroen, nod Dem europdii6en
ariegsidauplabe ieuoeu, aus 5irdt
ooB iid oieielben geaen oie borrii.
denoen Siirfen nidt ais 5u0erldiiig
eriueiien m6gen.
9ladridteu ans @enua beiogen,
ooB oie italienii6e Sleaierlng encr-
9iide @}abno6men ergriffen bnt nm
sic iinoeietlidbe 9Hisfu9r bon @egen-
itdnoen nod Sronfreih, melhe fir
militdriidc 3wede Oieuen mogeh 8u
per5iu0ern
Gie gariier 3eitng u2'gclair"Der.
oifentliHt eiiten 9eridt aus Sabre,
weIber 6eiaot, ooB Der groBere Gbeil
Ser @orrdtbe i'm gIrieual bon Giin-
firden ourb oas oeutibe 9ombaroe.
ment 5eritort mIrOe.
Q Dar0nnelleni. sorts om-
borOiren 6Iotte
Der gllliirten.
2onoom 6. Syanuor. - Cine
bier bon 9erlin eupiangene oro6tlo.
ie Gepeide 6rin9t cine in Der bent.
iden gieidsbouptita0t BON glt6en
ans eiugeoaugene @elonng. Dab
Die Qar0anellen 6eihtngen 0as
@ombaroement Der englii9.fran3oii.
iben 8lodaOe.6lotte begonnen la.
ben, mo ooB Elm Sorpeooboot leidt
6eiddoiat woroen iei.
@efongenen .Nustoui@ ar.
rongirt
2on0on g. San. II 0os off
8ieae Snformations 9iireau bat
bente 9lbeno angefiinoigt, oaB 3pi.
ideu eugIauo ino Gelttidlano ein
Nbfonmen getrofien por0en iei I'M
ter uelfem ariegsaeiaugene, Die fir
ueiteren Eienit mtougIib geuoroen
iino, dusgetaiidt merOeu Die 9In.
regung 5u oieiem 9l6fomnen ging
0on GnglanO ans, ueldes geliti6-
LAMB onrd @ernitteluna Ser 9legie-
rina Ger Ser. 5taoten oeu @oridlog
modte, ser Damn ou6 9lnno5me
fano mo 6aIo sur 9htsiiibrung &c.
loueen miro.
6Iieger.8 omben fallen
Bel Diinfirden.
9erlin, 5. Sanitar (ora6tlos
uad 2onoom. Ceutihe 6licger
marfeu uoA elmer gReloumg oes amt
lideir EreBbiiredus gom6en duf eilr
Dttnitionslager in Ben
9lilBengebieteu bon Goienoael uno
Gonoeferque, nobe 1iinfirden. Sci
ben nodiol9enoen Grploiionen mur-
ben 100 Gerionen getootet. G6eile
Der Corier mur0eu noh Dem amt
li1eu 9eridte io9ar in 9rano aeiebt
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&oiicr @iIbelm an er5
ber8og 5rie6rid.

.@aiicr @ilbeIm an gr5
ber8og 5rie6rid.
Berlin 8. Sonuar, iiber Soog
un0 9onoou. III aaiier g9iI6elm bat
ais glutmort aui einen gleuiabrs-
@liidpunid Dem @r56er3og Srieorid
BON Oeiterreid, Dem Sohitcontnan-
oirenoen Der Sc. II. 81. Sruppen SOL
geuOes telegrapbirt:
oMeine beiten @liidipiinide @urer
&aiierlic6en So6eit unO guren bra-
ben oiterreidid.rmgariihen Srup-
pen, melde i'm Dergangenen Sabre
einen uupanoelbaren @eiit bon ao.
meraOi@ait gegen i6re oeutideu Ser
6iinoeten ge3eigt 6aben. @lit oer-
einteu ardften iebeu mir Sen aaupf
tort unO, uniere glugen 81 @ott ge-
ridtet, Ueroen mir gepinnen: Sin
eutideiocnoer @rfoIg fir lmiere ge-
reAte Sade miro nidt ausbIeibeu.
(ae5.) @iI5eIm."
&oiier iBt arteg8bro 5.
Berlin, ii6er Saag imo 2ou-
0on, 5. Sonllor. ~ Ger aaiier bat
Sen gefe9l ert6eilt, oaB oas ioge-
nauute &riegsbroo aud i6m mo iei-
ner llmgebimg Oorgeiebt miro. Iie-
ies 8roo, uel9eS ais groo ,,4" be.
5eihnet miro, beitebt ans 50 &ro3ent
9loggenmebl mo is 4ro5ent gerie-
bener 4artoffeln. Syn elmer &rofla-
nation muroe aIIsemeiu gum Son.
iun 0ieier glrt 9roo aufgeforoert,
Inn 10 ben @orrat6 0es 9Reihes an
glabrrngsmitteln 3u oerldngern.
9isber Bate ii6 Die breite Dloiie oes
@olfes nod nibt Ooron gelpobnt
Sect bofft man ooB oos geiipieI oes
aoiiers 0or6iIoIi6 pirfen miro. Gie
3eitingen laiien iid oes 9dugeren
ii6er sic glnoronmg oes 2aiiers
ans.
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punfts
@erIim 5. Sauiar. ~ Gas Of.
ii5iene &reBbiireau iagt: ,Tie @r.
oberung BON 9oriimoiu in 4olen
ourd Oie Geuti6en miro ais 6eoeilf.
lam 6etradtet. Qie Sta0t liegt I'M.
geidbr Wleilen oitlih oes 3uiam-
meniluIies Ser 9lowfa ino Ser 95uro
uno 6e6erridt oie oireft bon 2ouitid
nah @ariAau fii6renoe QanoitraBe.
Die Oer5weifelten Geriude ser 93ii-
fen oieieu itarf beieitigteu @unft 5u
6altcii, imo lire pieoerbolteu Ser
Jude, es pie0er 5uriid5uerobern, be.
reiien oeutlid, melhe @idtigfeit Ser
ruiiii6e S0bitconlmonoirenoe ser
Sahe 6cimiBt. 9loh elmer geidrei.
6img 6eberritt oie Stearng cine
meitc Strede oeS imlieqenoen @e-
6iets uno i6r geiib erleidtert ben
Crutineu ibreu @ormorib auf @nrs
ihai iingenlcin, Ter SadOerltdn-
oige oeS n9ofal-9(n3ei9er" prop6e.
5eit, 0oB es Den Qeutideu geIinaen
miro, bier Ourh5ubredeu, menn oie
giiliieu iib nidt ourd einen aGae.
meinen 9liid5ng iblemiait in Cider
Belt bringen."
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glbDnuenten, ole Oen o9entidsn
GorreipOnocnten" nidt piiuftlidj Ooer
uuregelmdkig crBalten, iinO ge6eten,
Ger Office Oabop per Selep6Ou OOer
idriftlid Wlittbeilnng 5n MAIDEN.
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(ToriIssuna foIoi>

Soicn1s Der g2snTb Isbt. 1offt sr.
Ser eiliidIide auF noa ar0Beres Slid,
Der llngIildIihc oui tIcinsres llngIiid,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-04
COME HERE
TO MEET ST0RZ TEAM

In the absence OF the RourlSes Manager
Bradford can always be relied upon to
furnish an interesting attraction at
Rourke park. The pilot OF the tsorz now
has secured Sam Crawford's All Stars,
hailing from Chicago.
Crawford is the colored twirier who
twice defeated the Brewers while twirl-
ing for the Leland Giants last season.
Crawford writes that his cohorts are
composed OF a galaxy OF stars selected
from the star colored teams of the coun-
try He has jackson and Buckner from
the famous Lincoln Giants, Louis from
the Louisville White Sox and Hayes from
the Chicago Royal Giants. In his squad.
The tsorz are now the possessors of
three clever boxmen in Hayes. Gray and
Olson. Hayes and Gray have demon
strated their twirling skill in their re-
cent work against the All Nations. Olson
also has gained a lease on life and Is
now ready to exhibit his 1913 pitching per-
formances.
Crawfords All Stars will face the storz
in a three-game series. beginning satur-
day. June g. On Sunday the same teams
will meet in a doubie-header. the first
game TO be called promptly at q The
lineup:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-04
REBELS BACK AGAIN
In THE FIRST PLACE
Pittsburgh Defeats Kansas City and
Once More Assumes Lead in
Third League Race.
eILMoRE's CATCH IS A FEATURE

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, June 3.-Pittsburgh
regained first place today. defeating
Kansas City. 2 to /. Gilmore's catch of
the bases full and two out was the
feature of the game. Score: RHE.
pittsburgh 80 g % Z 9
Batteries: Knetzer and Berry; Packard,
Main and Brown.
Terriers Trim Whales.
CHICAGO, June 8--Long hits by Drake
and Borton helped st. Louis beat Chi
cago again, 8 to 2, today, while poor
support kept Brown in trouble and had
part, too, In the visitors run making.
Davenport pitched faultless ball In most
OF the tight places and spoiled late Chi
cago rallies by striking out Pinch-hitter
Fisher and forcing Hartford to hit high
fly. Score RHE
S &, aSSi' 80 &c SSGG 6 8 !
Batteries: Davenport and Hartley;
Brown. Black and Wilson.
TiptOps Take Two.
BROOKLYN, N. Y, June 3-Brooklyn
won both games OF double-header here
game Schulz went mt to pieces S in the the third
inning, the first four men up hitting him
safely, Magee and Kauff FOR two-bag-
gers. The game was lost in this inning.
but Manager Schaff1y made q fighting
finish. using up four. pitchers and three
pinch hitters. Score. first game: RH. d.
sT9SSIS ....S q $685. &&l S1s
Ehmke. Marshall. Bedient and Blair,
Watson.
Score. second game: RH.E.
s safGh.sn a... 30 / 9 q & /
Batteries: Upham and Pratt; Bedient
and Blair.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-04
Kearney Drops Out
Of State League

KEARNEY. Neb., June s-sspecial Tel
am.)-Kearney saw the last game OF
State league base ball to be played IN this
city this season Wednesday afternoon.
President Frank Brown OF the Kearney
association made a statement last night.
In which he said the team would be dis
posed of and would not play again at
Kearney. The reason for this action IL the
stringent financial situation with the
Kesrney club. The games have not been
well patronized and Il has been nearly
impossible 10 raise funds for the support
Of the team An effort IL being made 20
dispose OF the Kearnsy franchise 20
Aurora, the fans OF that city endeavorins
at this time 10 get the necessary funds
together.
HASTINGS. Neb.. June a-(special Tel
egram.)-President Miles tonight an
hounced that Kearney had granted a
one-day extension In time for Aurora 10
take over It's franchise and club in the
State ieague.
Aurora was enthusiastic on the propo-
sition yesterday. but gloomy reports
came from there today. Kearney Il
through on account Of lao OF support
and unless Aurora comes the league
win be cut "a -Hik elubA.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-04
AUTO RACES At ATLANTIC
WITNESSED BY GOOD CROWD

ATLANTIC, Ia. Juno 2-(special Tele-
gram.)-The auto races held here today
by the Iowa Motor Contest association
were witnessed by 1000 people. The 70
suits:
Motorcycle race, five miles, Benuie
Obel, Corning. first; A. w. Jensen. At
lantic. second; Anton Jensen, Atlantic.
third; Bert Bowman Shenandoah, fourth.
Time, 7:+
Auto free-for-all. ten miles: HaugdahI,
driving Mercer. first; Al. Striegei, driv-
ing a Ford Special, THIRD: Sam Wilson,
driving Wilson Special, fourth.
F'ree-for-all auto race, twenty miles:
Heugdahl. first; Striegel, second: Wilson,
third. Time, 27W.
Auto. Australian pursuit. five miles:
Striegel. first; Hsugdahl second; Wilson,
third Time. 7:S9.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-04

Yesterday'r Results.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
st. Joseph, 4, Lincoln, q
lles Molnes-Denver. wet grounds.
Omaha, 8; Topeka, g.
Sioux City, 3; Wichita, o.
NATIONAL. LEAGUE.
New York, 10; Boston, g.
Philadelphia. 2; Brooklyn, I.
Cincinnati. 8; St. Louis. B.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Roston-New York. cold
Washington-Philadel cold, wet
grounds.
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
St Louis, 3; Chicago, 2
Brooklyn, 1913; Buffalo, III.
Pittsburgh, 2: Kansas City, I.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Milwaukee, 81 Columbus, o.
Kansas City. 8: Louisville, 4.
Minneapolis 4; Indianapolis. 3,
STATE LEAGUE.
Kearney. 3: Norfolk, 4.
Grand Island. 8: Columbus. 0.
York, 6: Beatrice. H.
Hastings, o; Fairbury, 4.
Games Today.
Western I.cagne--8t. Joseph at Lincoln.
Des Mclnes at Denver Omaha at To-
pekR, Sioux City az Wichita
National League--Brooklyn at Pitts
burgh.
American League-st. Louis az Phila-
delphin, Cleveland at Washington, Chi
cago at Boston. Detroit at New York.
Federal lcague--St Louis at Chicago.
Brooklyn at Buffalo, Pittsburgh at Kan
sas city.
state Loague--Kearney at Norfolk,
Grand leland az Columbus. York az Be
atrioe. Hastings at Fairbury.
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Position. Anu STARA.
PITCHER SHAKELF0RD
ILL WITH SMALLPOX

COLUMBUS. o.. June S.-John shakel-
foro. pitcher for the Milwaukee Ameri-
can association team. was quarantined
here today when II was discovered that
he had smallpox. Members OF both the
Milwaukee and the Columbus teams will
be watched closely TO detect possible
traces OF the disease. but IL was stated
officially the association schedule would
not be changed shakelford had COM
planned OF feeling slightly III. but is not
confined to his bed.
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DAVID ORR FORMER BALL
PLAYER DIES IN NEW YORK

NEW YORK. June a-David Orr. the
old time baseball player. who covered
first base for the Columbus American
association team In 1889 and later for
the Brooklyn Nationals. died suddenly
Of heart disease last night at the home
OF his niece. Mrs Harry Brltton. N Rich
mand Tin. l. l.
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White and Thomas
viii Box June Eight

CHICAGO. June 2-Charlie White OF
Chicago was matched today 70 box
Charles (Kid) Thomas. lightweight cham
pion of France. ten rounds In Boston on
June s. They agreed 10 weigh lSs pounda
at O'Clock White has won his last
five contests with knockouts.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-04
BILLY MARSH MAKES A
GOOD CATCH At CARTER

Billy Marsh has proven to the Carter
Lake club that there is really good sport
to be had in Carter lake In the fishing
line Thursday morning he caught two
black bass Of the large mouth variety
that weighed three and one-half pounds
each These probably are some planted
several wears ago by Commissioner
o'Brien. who this spring placed large
number OF ball. pike and sunnsh
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siSa A88S
HOMER AND SINGLE
WIN FOR NORFOLK
Kearney Puts Up Hot Battle Until
End When r. Brown Clouts
for Counter.
REED FANS NINE BUFFALoEs

NORFOLK. Neb.. June S-(speciai Tel
esram.)-A home run and single in the
last OF the ninth inning did the to 3
trick for Norfolk in the first game Of
the series here with the Kearney club
Wednesday afternoon. It was every
body's game until the last inning. Two
men were out and one on the bases when
r. Brown lined out the single that
brought in the winning score. Score:
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TOPEKAS MAKE IT
THREE FROM KRUGS
Double by Roche and Monroe's Sim
gle in Last Half of Ninth Give
Kaws the Game.
CLUNN AND LARSON IN FORM

TOPEKA. Kan. June 3.-(special Tele-
gram 1.-THE savages administered the
third successive defeat TO Marty Krug's
hopefuls today by score OF to 3. Up
TO today. Larson's record WAS credited
with no defeats Tor tn ecurrent season.
He was yanked in the first game here,
but subsequent pitcher received the
credit for that defeat Today Larson went
she full route.
II was a nip and tuck game, Kafora's
mighty home run swat In the first in
ming, after Breen had walked. put Omaha
two runs 20 the good. The locals got one
back IN their half and with little better
base running might have evened the
count right there. But Forsythe's ac-
curate peg killed the tying run at the
plate.
Topeka Ties " Up.
The locals got their tieing run In the
second on Roche's clean single, secri-
flee, an out and clunu's very scratchy
infield roller.
The Kaws took the lead In the fifth.
when all kinds OF things happened Breen
got Cochran's roller mixed up with his
feet and a walk and sacrifice put tho
runners on second and third. baltimore
bounded one ovS I.arson's head and
Cochran scored when KRfora dropped
Whalen's throw. Cochran threw the ball
a few feet away from Kafora and Bost-
wick was called out for this interference.
More interference by Cochran marked the
seventh inning. when Omaha tied II up,
With schliebner out. Whalen doubled
against the left field fence. Larson sim
sled to right. Cochran got in whalen's
way a. the runner rounded third and he
was sent on home for the interference.
Omaha got runners TO second and third
in the eighth but Thomson grounded
sharply to clunn and the rally ended.
sisRIe Opens Ninth.
schliebner opened the ninth with a sin
gle but could not reach second while the
next three were being retired.
Roche doubled to left to start the last
of the ninth. Trainer was walked. Then
Monroe singled. scoring Roche with the
winning run before an out was made
johnson. ciosman or Everdon will hur
tomorrow.
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3 BRAVE HURLERS
SOFT FOR GIANTS
Delivery of Boston Trio Has Few
Mysteries for New Yorks, Who
Win, Ten to Three.
MARANvnLE PUT OUT OF PLAY

BOSTON, June 2-The delivery OF three
Hoston pitchers contained few mysteries
for New York batsmen today and the
Giants won. 10 to g. The Braves batted
Marquard hard. but he frightened In the
pinches. Moranville was removed from
the game by Umpire ouisley in the third
when he protested vehemently against R
decision Score:
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g Sacrifice hit: CScney. Two-base hits:
y. Callahan. Kane, Hensling, Stolen
bases: Davidson, Wares. Tydeman,
RRpp, Hits; off Doyle. In four and
one-third innings. Double plays Young
TO cooney 10 Kane, Young 20 Kane.
struck out; BY Doyle, s; by Hallman, 8;
by Southern. g. Bases on balls: OFF
Doyle. 8; off Hallman, 2; off Southern, 4
Wild pitches: Doyle Southern Time:
$50. Umpire: Van Sickle.
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West Liberty Track
Record is Broken

WEST LIBERTY. Ia. June s--(special
Telegram.)-The Cedar Valley circuit
races closed here this afternoon with
three fast events. The track record was
broken by Billie Mead, driven by w. P.
Emmerson Of Mason City, In the 2:14 trot.
done in 2ISlz. The trotting record had
bean ok Raa,,lta.