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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-28
WEEKS TRIES NEW .AlRsHIP.
Iowa Aviator Completes German
1auba Machine and Makes Eliahts.

Iowa Aviator Completes German.
Taube Machine and Makes Flights.
Special to Times-Republican.
Eagle Grove, June 2s.-Elling o.
Weeks, Holmes boy, but now a resi-
dent Of Eagle Grove, completed his
German Taube aeroplane here on
Thursday and on Friday he made two
Of the prettiest flighths ever witnessed
in northern Iowa. The machine Is the
seventh that Mr.. Weeks has built dur
ing his aerial career Of the last four
years and he says that never before,
in the history of flying machines has a
new machine been built in such record
breaking time Twenty eighht .days)
and then on its maiden trip leave
the ground without the least bit Of
trouble. At noon Friday, Weeks made
his initial trip, going up some 5000
feet and remaining in the air about
ten or fifteen minutes. Again at 1880
in the evening Weeks started with his
machine a. mile and half west of the
city and remained in the DIR a good
thirty minutes. during which time he
assembled to height Of 5000 feet. He
flew east over the city at a rate Of
forty miles an hour. On his return
trip with the wind at his back he estt-
mates his speed at ITO miles an hour.
Mr.. Weeks has made upwards of
thousand flights since his first flight
Of over four years ago. His last fight.
previous to the ones he made here Fri
day was at Denver, Colo, on Sept. Is,
1913, when he was slightly injured and
his machine wrecked in fall. Eugene
Riggs Of Terre Haute. Ind, who has
always been Mr.. Weeks mechanic,
helped construct the machine here at
Eagle Grove. The frame is made out
Of spruce and ash wood, together with
Shelby seamless tubing and covered
with balloon silk. The engine Is one
from the Hall Scott Aeronautic Engine
Works at San Francisco and has
break test of $50 horsepower.
Weeks is booked to fly from this city
Tuesday to Boone, where he will make
several fights at the automobile races
June 20 and 80.
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ter In conference 1t Ames this week.
will be discussed for these
vocational studies and an agreement
be reached as to the extent and nature
of the examinations to be made for
certificates.
Another feature of the conference
will be that the consolidation OF
schools. c. J. Brown, the state SUPER
intendent Of Louisiana, will tell what
has been done in the south, where there
has been much progress in this line.
E. G. Lockhart Of Minneapolis, an
architect who has won fame for hav-
ing designed some OF the best school
buildings Of the country. 10 to have
day for representations Of the subject
of school architecture, which Is recog-
nized as of growing Importance.
Favorable weather the past week
has permitted the farmers to get into
the corn fields and the corn is improv-
ing rapidly. Mr.. George N. Chapel OF
the local weather bureau expects the
corn to make a splendid growth if the
weather remains favorable. Farmers
are behind with their work and warm.
dry weather Is needed all over the
state.
Bankers report there is steady de-
mand for money and has been since
April when spring work opened up.
There appears to be as much building
over the state as in 1914 which was
considered a banner year. Thousands
OF automobiles are being purchased.
The automobile department OF the sec
rotary of states office to date has
registered 13O,736 automobiles while
at this time last year the number was
94.165 showing an increase Of 36,571
this year.
The case Of the Milwaukee and
Wabash railroads We. the Des Moines
Union railway and others, involving
property rights in the Des Moines
union station and terminals valued at
$4,000, 900. opens before Judge Wade in
the federal court at Davenport to-
day. Two hearings were held on this
case by the late Judge Smith Nc
Pherson, ,bpt illness and death over
took him before the case was finished.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-28

committed the crime. Il y also
charged that West his brother and
the other man held UP . 5itney In Kan
sas City. Harry West was tho last OF
the trio 70 be arrested. Mills followed
him to q farm near Homestead, Iowa,
and arrested him while he was plow-
Ing corn Tor farmer. Harry West
probably will DO taken 10 Iowa City
for trial.
Sioux City.
b. I. Salinger. claim agent for the
Milwaukee railroad here and son OF
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Montour News Notes.

Special 10 TfmeS-
Montour, June 2S-Mr. and Mrs. Carl
irish have been entertaining recently
the following persons: Miss Hazel
Amadon, Of Toledo; Mrs. May Shrader.
of Tama, and Mr.. Frank Irish, q
brother, from Toledo.
Children's day was observed in the
NJ. E. church yesterday.
Miss Ala Ward has been suffering
from tonsilitis but Is convalescing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Stevens, Of Des
Moines, have finished their vacation
and returned home.
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Justice b. !. saiingsr. OF the Iowa ~,
preme court. WAS % incense4 Whsa ~.
rested by 8 railroad traffic polieoaAa
for driving across the tracks On the
left side Of Nebraska street that he
refused to pay his $40 nne and started
a fight on the validity Of the tra6So
ordinance In police court. All the
traffic officers on tho scene 'A9roo0
that Salinger had driven ON the wrong
side OF tho street. Lieutenant 0ov-
ernor w. L. Harding argued Salingsr's
case in police court.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-28
WOMEN ATTACKED BY CHARGE.
Eccentric Iowa City Woman In pes-
perate Struggle With Nurses.

-
perate Struggle With Nurses.
Special to Times-Republican.
Iowa City. June 2s.-Two women
were painfully but not dangerously in
jured in desperate struggle here with
Mrs. Ann Harrison. a wealthy octoge-
marian pioneer, Of such eccentricities
that 1t became necessary to confine her
to room, although no officials passed
judgment upon her.
The captive was about to escape and
the other aged women-one her sis
ter, Mrs. o. Convey, and the other,
Mrs. Lettie Wilson, Civil War nurse.
aged 76, tried to force her back and
lock the door. In the resulting strug-
gle Mrs. Convey was knocked down.
her head striking a piece of furniture.
and Mrs. Wilson was also thrown
backward, the lligaments of her back
being torn.
The old ladies made a gallant fight
however, and restrained their charge
finally, although both were compelled
to receive surgical attention there
after.
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DeWltt, IS 20 lldVe wv o ITTuepeHUe'IlCe
day celebrations. July 8, under the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-28
Rhod..' Scholarship Examinations.

Special TO T1mes-RepubIican.
Iowa City, June 28.-President T. H.
Macbride, before leaving for Seattle.
Wash., for the summer. announced the
next Rhodes scholarship examinations
for Iowa. DR.. Macbrides a. chairman
Ut the Iowa state examining board. sets
Oct. and s as the days. The winner
will be sent to Oxford, England, for
49, J0srs. with $1,000 q year allow
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Omaha Meets Tough
Luck All the Way

Mrs w. a. Rourke came in from Lin
coin Sunday night after having made the
trip around the circuit with the team.
She says the boys are feeling pretty good.
although complaining of the hard luck
they have encountered ever since leaving
Omaha. Several tough games have been
lost by a turn of the luck, such as the
only three Dagger Bert Grover ever made
winning one game at Topeka, and the
Lincoln pitcher getting a home run with
two on, after two strikes had been called
on him
The weather.. too, has been bad. At
Topeka the playing field was deep in
mud; at Wichita rain fell every night
and the diamond was q quagmire; at
Denver the weather was good and the
attendance was poor.
No word has been had from President
O'Neill about the meeting said to have
been called for Omaha on Thursday, and
Rourke and Krug are both in the dark
as to what the president expects to do.
The team will be at home on Tuesday
to mix with Lincoln and a big crowd
ought &c welcome the wanderers. ar
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MAXWELL CARS. TO
ENTER OMAHA RACE
Report Also Comes that Jean Chas-
sagne May Pilot English Sun.
beam in Derby Here.
STUFF ALSO MAY ENTER HERE

That three of the racing Maxwell cara
will he entered in the Omaha race was
the word received yesterday by Director
OF Contests Mcshane of tho Omaha
speedway. These cars win probably be
piloted by Eddie Richenbacher, Tom Orr
and Billy Carlson.
But the big news OF the day was a
report that there is a good chance for
Omaha TO see Jean chassagne. who holds
tho worlds record OF liz miles an hour,
in one OF the English Sunbeams. That
the Sunbeam team win enter here is
practically certain. Proporato will drive
one OF the cars. but Pan Raalte. who
finished tenth at Indianapolis, may be
called back to the war. as he is an Of
fieer in the English army. IL he is
called back chassagne will come over
to pilot his machine Chassagne u rscoE-
nized as one OF the most daring and
sensational drivers 10 the world.
McShane also received a letter from
Harry Stutz yesterday. stntz says in
view of the wonderful time made BY Earl
Cooper and Gil Anderson at ChlcaEo he
has about decided TO send his team out
here. Stuts is strong for the board
track. His original plans were 70 send
hts machines back to the factory and
enter no races until the Elginf events in
August. but II any OF his cars plucl;
any OF the money at Chicago he will
probably come 70 Omaha for a crack al
the board track here.
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YANKS WIN TWO,
IN TOP QUARTET
Taking Double Header from St
Louis Places New York in the
First Division.
SECOND ONE GOES TEN INNINGS

NEW YORK, June 1.-THE New York
Americans went back into the first di-
vision today by taking two games from
81. Louis here, IL to and TO 4. The
second game went ten innings, Cree. a
pinch hitter, driving in the winning run.
The first game was a smuggling match,
the Yankees piling up an early lead at
the expense Of Lowdermilk and lIoch.
Tho home run carnival started at the
polo grounds last week and was continued
In today's game, six men hitting for tine
circuit. The ST. Louis team was man.
aged by Captain Austin, in the absence
Of Manager Hickey. who was called to
Detroit Score, first game:
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ROURKES CONNECT
FOR 22 LONG HITS
Pound Two Lincoln Pitchers Over
Lot, Making the Final Count
Ten to Two.


LINCOLN. June 81 Especial TeIegrann.)
Omaha had on tie batting clothes today
and harvested twenty-five hits off OF
,wo Lincoln pitchers for ten runs. win
ring. 70 to ?. Thompson was practically
ilnhittable up until the ighth, when he
eased up and Lincoln got two runs as
result OF a base on balls and Schreibers
home run over the left field fence.
Krug. Krueger, Thomson, whalen and
schliebner led In the bombardment. Krug.
Krug got four hits, OF which two were
doubles: Kruger four. Thomason three,
Whalen three and schiiebner two. Schlisb-
rer twice put the ball over the left field
fence Tor home runs.
start sn on Powell.
Omaha jumped onto Powell In the sec
ond when Kruger singled and Breen
and Krug each followed with hits.
schiiebner's long fly scored Kruger and
Rreen came home on whaien's single.
The Rourkes took three more In the
third and Powell went 70 the doshcuse.
while Morse took up. the work. Smith sin-
Eied to right and Krueser followed with
one 70 the Same spot. after oFruythe flied
out. Smith moved up q base on some
9onehead work by Lincoln and then scored
when Yantz threw wild to third. kruG
coubIud to right. scoring Kruger. and
scored himself when Wolfe dropped
Schiicbner's fly.
Omaha 500 another In the fifth on
Krug's single and whaien's double.
Thomson singled in th eaixth. went to
third on some bad base throwing and
came home on Forsythe's out.
Tive Homers for schliebner.
schiiebner's homo run scored another
in the seventh and Omaha got two more
in the ninth when Bresn singled ana
sonliebnor got his second home run Of
the day score:
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Federal League-No games scheduled
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Kansas City, s; Cleveland, Z.
Minneapolis, 2; Columbus. 3.
81. Paul, q: Louisville. 8
Milwaukee, 3; Indianapolis, 2
NEBRASKA STATE LEAGUE.
Hastings, Z; FairbuTy, 8.
York. s: Beatrice, g.
Grand Island, L. Norfolk. o
Games Today.
Western LeaRue-Des Moines at Wich-
tia. Sioux City at Denver, Omaha at Lin
coin. st, Joseph, at Topeka.
National League--Boston at Chicago,
Brooklyn at st. Louis New York at Gin
cinnati, Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
American League-Chicago AZ Wash
ington, 81. Louis at New York. Cieve-
land at Boston, Detroit Mt Philadelphia.
Federal League-Chicago at Buffalo,
Kansas City at Baltimore, Pittsburgh at
Brooklyn. tfts.
State lseaEue--Beatrice at York, Fair
bury ut Hastings, Norfolk at Grand
Island. f-H'A ~
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MASSACHUSETTS, PLAYER
ACHIEVES DISTINCTION

FiTCHBURG. Mas, June tA--IonlIher.
fOrst baseman Of tho Worcester team.
had the distinction OF playing through
todays New England league game with
Fitchburs without a pntout. assist OF
error TAis record - said 20 have been
oquailed on one occasion ~ Jisgs pono-
hue. former first bas~man OF tile Chit
Cago White soX. Fitchh1rs won the game
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DODGERS DEFEAT
CARDINALS, 2 TO 1
Three Singles and Two Sacrifice Hits
in Fourth Give Victory to
Brooklyns.
FINAL SCORE IS TWO TO ONE

ST. LOUIS, June IL-Three singles and
two sacrifice hits in the fourth innings
Of todays game gave Brooklyn the
victory over ST. Louis. 2 TO 1. Tho
Brooklyn runs were made by Cutshaw
and z. Wheat, In the second inning
Long made the only tally for ST. Louis
by making three-base hit and scoring
on Dolan's sacrifice. Score:
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CINCINNATI.

'Batted for Perritt In nth. n :
New N,,,y,, YOTF''......SS g / 9 -
Two-base hits: Griffith. Groh. Three
base hit: Herzog. Stolen base: Merkle
Earned runs: New York, s; CINCINNATI,
g. Double plays Robertson to Meyers
Fletcher 10 Merkle. Base on error: Gin
cInnati. 1. Bases on balls: OFF Perritt.
2; off Schneider. Q; off Ames, 2 off
Toney. q Hits: Off Perritt, q in four
Innings; off stroud, 4 In six innings; off
Schneider, In six and one-third tnnings :
off Ames, none in one inning; off Toney.
/ In two and two-thirds innings. STRUCK
out: BY Perritt, /; by Stroud. p by
Schneider, 2; by Toney, 2. Umpires; Klein
and Emslie.
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.BaatWsg ior BakeL IN eIshth,
two out whom winnins run scored
Des Moines %
Wichita ............0 0 o 2-6
z Sacrifice hits; Hahn. Sawyer, Jones,
Hartford. Two-base hita: Jones. Hunter,
Tydeman. Throe-bhse hit: Hunter.
H iHSn c OF MSss mss N slsht anna tw s
thlrde innlnGa; off Thomas. / In one
third inning; OFF Baker 10 In eight in
nings; OFT Cochran. in one inning.
out: BY Musser, A. by Cochran. /. Bases
on balls: OFF Musser, 4; off Thomas, /;
off Baker. l. Wild pitch: Musser. Hit
Tlmo; 2;io Empires; Parent and Gus
lex.
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NEW YORK

Two-base hits: Leary. Howard. Three
base hit: I.avan. Home run: Hartzell, Pipp,
G, Walker. Howard. Stolen bases: Cook,
MSisel @ RRipP PeskinP SIIS E poaSIe
plays: Boone TO Pipp. Lavan to L.eary.
base on errors: St Louis, /. Bases on
balls; Off Lowdermilk, 8; off Hoch, 3;
off Heating. g. Hits:l Off Lowdermilk,
4 In two innings: off Hoch. s in six in
ninEs. Struck out: By. Heating, s; by
LowderTnilk. 2; by Hoch. 4. :. Umpires:
Evans and Chill. Score, second game;
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Home runs. HchleIbnoT, "a NchfnIbqI.
Tvo-base hits. Krue az Whalea ca.
Double plays: McGaffigah 10 Williams;
KruB 70 Breen 70 Schreioner. stolen
bases Thomaeon. Smith. Krueger. Sac
rlffce hit: Scnleibner struck out: by
POWELL 1 !; by Morse. 1: BY Thompson. q.
Bases on balls; off Morse, 1; off Thomp-
son a fIita; Off Powell. 5 In three
lnninas: Oft Morse. II In sis innings.
Time; 900. Umpire; Geisisr.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-15

Twosbase hits; Jackson, Monroe. coen-
ran. clunn, Paeef RApp, Watson sAeri-
70 Lsttimors 20 Nays. Stolen bases:
Bosliek On Hits: OF Lakaff, II In
eight and one-third lnnings; off Brown.
innig. Bases on balls; or Clann. :; OFT
Iekaff. 9; eft Vance, l. struck out; ny
C1pnn. q by 1akaff. & Passed ball:
4; 81 Vance /. Time 3:so Umpire:
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Detroit Trims Macks.

PHILADELPHIA, June IA Battery and
fielding errors gave Detroit to 1
victory over Philadelphia today. Covel-
esiLie held the home team TO three hits,
drive was followed by a wild pitch and
prevented the home team from being
shut out. Schang had hts HAND hurt by
foul off Kavanaugh's bat and gave
way TO McAvoy. IL was the third In
Jury received by Schang this season.
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rOPEKs WIN IN THE NINTH
Kavvs Overcome lead OF FSur Runs
ama Heat Soaaqa.

TOPEKA. kan. June N--Topeka over
cana a lead Of four runs IA the ninth
and defeated q. Joseph IN the ninth.
Lakaff wee untittable IN the plnches un-
|tll the eighth when Topeka scored its
first runs. After two mora were scored
IN the ninth Brown replaced Lakaff.
MoHFeo'e double tied the score and
Vance. who replaced Brown, hit Bostick
with the bsses full and foced IN the win
ming run Score
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Pirates Lose TO Pills.

PITTSBURGH, June l4--A pitchers
battle between Alexander and Mamaux
ended in the eleventh inning today when
scored three runs, defeating Pittsburgh,
10 /. Four singles and an out gave the
visitors their runs I'm the eleventh. Alex
defective throughout. Score:
PHILADELPHIA PITTSBURGH
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-15

sChUtLEh. Neb. June M-(Spectall-
schuyler shut out the fast David City
team here sunday by the score OF 70 o.
SCORE; RH.E.
DsTia civ. 90 Q . Q 90
haftefiaas schuyler. Andrews and
Davis; David city. Msyes and Pryor.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-15

lead held by Des Molnes ana 70 win the
game. The tieing run was forced in by
Thomas, who relieved Muaser, and
single BY Tydeman. cored the winning
tally with two down; Score:
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Inland Defeats Hastings AII-stars.

INLAND, Neb.. June H.-(Special.l-
Before the largest crowd of the season
Inland defeated the All stars, Is 70 =.
The base running OF Brown and a spec
taculur catch, by Cornell featured. The
game was played in one hour and thirty
Hastings ..........1 90 2 % 10 4
Inland ............4 0 Al l. '2"Sr S-l6
Batteries: Roth. Joe and Pedro; Nowka
and Nowka. Umpire: Keamey.
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DENVER sLAUeHTERs THE SIOUX

Indians Go Down 60 Defeat by Four
teen Co Two score.
DENVER, Colo. June 14.--Donver
feated Sioux CITY by score Of II 10 g.
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Bruning Trims NiIIiean

BRUNING, Neb., June 1L--(SpeciAl)-
Bruning defeated the Milligan Maroons
at Milllgan Sunday, to 3, in fast and
exciting game Batteries: Milligan,
Greuber and Meade; Bruning. Leimbach,
Goodman, Hawks and Schultz. Carleton
will play here next Friday
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sumn.er rourr-s E.eur.ion..

Effective June l. Nickel Plate road will
sell reduced rate tickets to various east
ern points, Confer with local agent or
write John Y. Callahan. A. q. p. A, Sc w.
Adams St. Chicago.
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WhIte sox Defeat senatOrs.

WASHINGTON. June H-Chicagd
punched hits with bases on balls today
and evened up the series with Washing
ton, 10 2 The hitting of Fourier and
Foster and the fielding OF Collins and
Fournier featured. The latter made
seventeen of his teams putouts. Score:
CHICAGO WASHINGTON.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-15

Apartments. fAts. houses ana cottages
can bs rented quickly and cheauiy by {.
Bee For Rent"
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Weed Trims Cleveland.

DOSTNlfS, June Atwood pitched ia
his old form today and Boston defeated
Cleveland. 4 TO l. oraneyss ainsie after
jackson had tfpled scored the visitors
only rur. secre;
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Earned runs: OFF Cicotte. q: off Shaw.
Moeiler. Hits; OFF Shaw. 1. in. two in.
ninEs: off Gallia, In six innings off
Hopper 1 in one inning. Stolen bases;
Schalk (2) Collins. Bases ON balls
Off cicotte. 4; off shaw, 81 off Gellia, 3;
3: by Gallia, g. Umpires: Nallin and
Dinoen.
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Stolen bases: Niehoff. Costello. Earned
Wagner to Viox TO Johnston, Gibson to
Wagner. Bases on balls: off Alexander
2; off Mamaux. 3. Struck out; BY Alex
ander, u; by Mamaux s. Umpires: Rigler
and Hart.
Giants and Reds Tied.
CINCINNATI. June H-By STEADY
hitting and taking advantage of Cincin-
MATHS every misplay, New YORK creep
up little by little on the home team mere
t..day and when darkness ended the game
in the tenth inning the score was tled;
s to 5. Cincinnati obtained an early Ieod
nv batting Perritt freely, but Stroud
pitched effectively after he entered the
box. Score: -.
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HiEhlandsru Are winners.

rI EALI;s cIT1 i. NsS; June ,s iA-Sspeeisl
HHsss sSisnS KAN to I se Z g q RI e
Fails City ,.,',,..,',......S SSSSSSoE 8 I
Basss On ssI mo or F FSss:t T 6 Fos
4 batteries: Fails city, Poteet and
Poteet; Highland. Floyd ana Blair. Time
2;lo Umpire; Van Derhill Attendance.
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sbetted for oaspar In second.
Dsnver ..... .,..S Il 40 ia
stolen bases; Coftey "a. Galloway az,
Deli, TWo-bass hits; Price, KsIieher,
Davidson. Three.base hit: Shields.
Tffice fly: sheatak. wild pitch; Gas
par. Hit by pitched ball: Galloway,
Shields, Struck out: BY Arellanes. s;
on Areilanea, 3; Oft Doyle. l. Double
plays: Young to Cooney 20 Kane, Price
e Young 70 Kane, Henslins 70 Price;
innings; off Doyle, IL In six and two
thirds innings. TINE: 400. Umpire
Van Syckie.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-15

d Two-bsse hit; Dolan; Three-base hit:
Plays: o'Mara to Daubert, Butler to
Miller to Hyatt. Cutshaw to O'Mara to
Bases on balls: Off Doak. q Hits OFF
Doak. in eight innings; off Perdue,
| none in one inning. Struck out BY
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Southern Association.

New Orleons, s: Atlanta, 5.
Nashville, 8: Memphis, 2.
Mobile, 9; Birmingham, 3.
Little Rock-Chattanooga postponed,
rain.
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RALLIns GIVE GAME TO wIoHRs
Ftve-Ran Lead Faiis 70 save Des
AIoines Teaa. ..-' go.

WICHITA. kan. Hine h.-Rallles la
tia enough runs 70 overeome a five-Fun
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-15

HUAIUh '''.''''''''''V U -
Two-base hit. Gardner. Three-base
bit: jackson. Stolen base: Janvrin.
Double play: Wood to JanVrin to
HoblitzeL base on error: Cleveland, 1.
Bases on balls: Off Mitchell, 2; off Wood,
l.. Hits; Off Mitchell. 3 in seven innings
off Harstad, In one inning. Struck out:
BY Mitchell. /; by Wood. 3. Umpires:
O'LouGhlin and Hildebrand.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-15

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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-15
sTwO out when winning run scored
Slated for Pipp In ninth.

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New Ne York........2 Q Q / . / 0 is
Three-bese hits; Howard, Peekin-
paugh Home runs: Maisel, C, Walker.
Stolen bases: Peckinpaugh, Maisel. Shot
ton. Williams Earned runs: st. Louis,
3; New York, 4. Double plays: Peekin-
paugh TO Boone. Pratt TO I>eary. Base
ON error: St Louis. l. Bases on halls:
off Fisher, 2; off Weiiman, 4. Struck
out. By Fisher, 4; by Weilman, 2 I'M
nIrea. Chill and Evans