THE BEIS: OMAHA. SATURDAY. JUNE 17. 1922.
National Collegiate Track and Field Meet Is Scheduled for Today-
10
Large Entry,
List to Compete
in Final Events
Gardner of Nebraska Quali
firs in Half Mile Run
Records Expected to
Tumble.
Sugg Field. June 16. With more
man juu atiuetei. tne cream oi Amer
ica' college athlete world entered
the national collrgiate tack and
field meet will be held on Stags
field here tomorrow with indication
favoring a shattering of records
The crack California team which
won the eastern intercollegiate meet
and Illinois, winner of the Wettern
conference championship, are regard
ed at the favorites, while Nebraska,
winner of the Missouri Valley con
ference title; Pennsylvania State,
Notre Dame,' Iowa, Wisconsin and
Minnesota are expected to be dan
gerous contenders for second place
honors. All of these teams will have
a full quota of 10 performers in the
meet There will be 53 universities
and colleges represented.
Illinois, which won the 1921 meet,
entered the games this year at the
eleventh hour after Coach Gill had
announced that his team would not
compete. The finals tomorrow are
expected to result in a duel be
tween Illinois and California, with
the prospects that California will
triumph. The California squad Is
well balanced and is particularly
strong in the field events.
, ; Big Meet
Tb meet probably will' be the
, greatest college track event ever
held.! , With very few exceptions all
of the men capable of winning any
of the IS events will be among the
starters. With the exception of Wol
ters ,of Amea' all of the winners of
the recent Western conference meet
will compete na majority ui
eastern and far western stars are en
tered, s .. . - . . '
Trial heats were run off in the 440
yard run and half mile events this
afternoon to reduce the fields for the
finals. There were 21 starters in the
three heats of the quarter mile. The
first three runners in each heat, quali
fied for the finals. Cochrane, a rangy
performer from .the Mississippi A and
M, made the fastest time in the 440,
breaking the tape- just ahead of Mc
Donald of California in the third heat
in 50 4-5. California and Chicago
qualified two men for the quarter
mile 1 final. Hendrickson of Cali
fornia, won tne first neat itr si o-o
and will go into- the finals with Mc
Donald, hi teammate, Pyott and
Brickman - were the Chicago entries
to qualify !' Brickman won his heat
in 51 4-5. Fessenden of Illinois, is
the favorite to win tomorrow. The
Illinois flyer finished second to Brick
man in his trial heat but did not ex
tend himself. "
Brown Wins Heat
.Larry. Brown of Pennsylvania,
..,: nt h half-mil in the east
ern intercollegiate ; meet in 1 :55 2-5
won his qualifying heat in this event
in 2:00 7-40. Captain Yates of the
Illinois team, took the first heat' in
2:01 4-5, beating out Helfrich of
Pennsylvania State.
Sixteen starters ran the two qual
ifying heats of the half-mile, but only
eight will start in the final. The
qualifiers are: Yates, Illinois; Helf
rich, Pennsylvania State; Morrow,
Iowa; Gardner, Nebraska; Brown,
Pennsylvania; Noell, Iowa; Shields,
Pennsylvania State and Martin, Cen
tral Wesleyan. Brown is regarded as
the probable winner, although Yates
may prove dangerous.
Oilers Sweep Series
. With Des Moines Boosters
Tul Okl.. June 16. Tulsa swept the
seriea with Des Molne by taking today a
same. to S. Pitcher Glasler drove tn
the winning run during- a big rally In the
eighth. It was Tulsa's 12th consecutive
victory.
Score:
DEB MOINES. I TULSA.
AB.HO.A.I AB.H.O.A.
flnrmsn, Sb
Wanner. Sb
Hnran, cf
Oraham. lb
Milan, if
Turseon, as
Tims, rf
Banner, e
Irbch. p
a SI Hsnnett. If 4 1.10
.15 1 (IITliomMon. 3b 5 1 11
4 0 1 0 I'tvlR. rr
4 1 5 (t Stuart, lb
4 2 4 0T,amb. cf
4 0! OlRauman. 2h
4 15 OlMcOlnnle. ts
4 1 7 01 Crnuhr, c
SID JlGlasier. p
1 0 0 61
1 Totals
4 1 a 1
4 0 S 1
4 3 4 0
I II I I
4 2 1
3 14 1
4 1 1 S
34 10 ST 15
Totals
ftm 11 41 Rl
Batted for Lynch in ninth, f
Score by Innings:
T.s Moines 001 J1J J
Tula 003 001 05x
Summary Runs: Wagner. Young, Ban
ner (3). Lynch, Bennett (S). Thompson,
Davie. Stuart, Lamb, Bauman. Crosby.
Glasler. Errors: Gorman, Tuna. Stuart,
McGUnnis. Two-baae hits: McOinnis,
Lynch, Gorman, Crosby, Davis. Three
base hits: Bennett, Lamb. Home runs:
Banner (2). Sacrifice hit: Bauman.
Stolen bases: Wagner. Lamb. Earned
runs: Tulsa. 7: Des Moines. 3. Left on
bases: Tulsa, 6: Des Moines, T. Bases
on bails: Off Lynch. 5. Struck out: By
Glasler. 4: by Lynch, 7. Hit by pitched
ball: By Glasler (Horan). Umpires:
Burnsides and Fltzpatrick. Time: 1:BS.
HITSMISSES
BY THE BUFFALOES
OMAHA.
'ame
Olalaaoa.' Sb .
Hnedrcor. lb .
Orantham, Sb
MauiiiM-h, ,
J. Orlfftn, If .
Hennaa, rt . .
Wilcox. s ...
Okrle, P .....
xO'Connor ....
Tatals
ABRHFOAK
4 0 4 5 1
4 1 O 0
4 1 10 O
O 1 S O
4 0 1 1
'..4 O 1 1 O
0 1
S 0 0 4 1
S O O
1 0 0 0 0
1 S 5 t4 10 1
WICHITA.
AB1HFOAK
......5 t 1 4 0
Umlth. rf ..,
ash burn. Sb
Bestter, as ...
Eatat. rt
Blakrolrr, If .
McDowell, lb
W. Griffin, Sb
Haley, e .....
Gregory, p ...
I S 1 4 S
S 1 t O
4 1 1 a a 0
4 0 1 0
4 s
a 1 1
i.4 1 5 1 at
I 1 1
Total
.st 1 inu
xBattM tor WUeox la Mh.
Oraahai 48) 0fl
WMaK
Sumsury Twe-baee hits: Herman. W.
GrifflB. Three-base kit: Oraatham. Home
raw: Washbara. Stated bases Berser.
Eavaesl nasal Wlekltat, : Omaha, t.
Itoable alayo! W. ti riffle is Washbara t
Rcrarer; Glsteeea to Wilcox to Snedeeor.
Ntrark est: By Gregwry. 8 by Okrle, 4.
Baare oa kalis! Off Ores-wry. t; off Okrle.
. Left ea bases: Wtrklta. ; Oanaka. 4.
Hit by pitrhrrf ball: By (iregory. Wilcox,
raapiree: Aadersea sad Donahue. Tfaate:
Men of all ages have to pay dearly
for pheasants - and ostriches while
flappers of . alt ages are frightened
- pink when they spot little mice in
Franklin Captures Chamber of
Cqmmerce Handicap, Worth $800
t .. ;.:v: 1 JL?y Jir "v'Vm
t r rTTTTvTTT, 'A'A'i&Afrsr
C. E. Groves' Franklin; sturdy son
of Jim Gaffney-Gliding By, captured
the final stake race of the Ak-Sar-Ben
meeting yesterday when he ne
gotiated the, mile in 1:42. Manicure
World's Record for Home Runs
in One Inning Broken in Game
of Wichita Falls and Galveston
Wichita Falls, Tex.. June 16. The
world's record for home runs in one
inning in organized baseball was
broken in the Galveston-Wichita
Falls Texas league game here yes
terday when Galveston drove out
five homers in the fifth inning. Four
of the drives. went over the fence
and one fell inside. A high wind
aided materially in carrying the balls
over the enclosure. The previous
one-inning record was three.
Catcher Witry and Pitcher Devin
ey opened the fifth inning with drives
over the left field fence. The next
batter was retired. Third Baseman
Moore then potted one over the left
field barrier and Outfielder Hen
dricks followed with a terrific drive
which bounded off the right field
fence. The ball " bounded back
toward the infield but before it could
be recoveredl Hendricks had crossed
the plate. Second Baseman Connol
ly then lifted one over the right field
palings.
Galveston scored two more nomers
before the game ended, making seven
for. the game.
Indians Beat Packers
Oklahoma City. Okl.. June 16. Brady
had Just one bad inning, the sixth, when
Stoux City bunched four hits for three
runs, but bis mates pounded Dldier when
hits meant runs and Oklahoma City won,
9 to 4. I
Score:
SIOUX CITY. I
AB.H.O.A
OKLAHOMA CITY.
AB.H.U.A.
Mattlck, If 4 0 4 0i
Plon. rf
3 2 3 1
Hemlntw'y.M 4 0 11
Mann, l
4 14 4
4 18 1
5 3 3 1
4 10 0
119 1
4 112
10 11
S0 1 t
30 10 27 14
fcisn. or 4 a 1 ui
Batea. 10
Middle:, if
Metz. lb 3 9 7 01
Osteriard. (till!
Glnglardl, 3b
palmer, Zb 3032
Roblaon, it 4 13 0
Flsner, o
Kruef er. lb
Txins. cf
Brady, p
Query, e 4 1 a 0
Dldier. p 3 0 0 3
Williams 1 0 u
Totals
TV.1.1. 3.1 8 24 8
Batted for Dldier in ninth.
Score 1y Innings: . . . . .
Sioux Cltv . .'. 000 103 000 4
Oklahoma City 100 211 31x
stummarv Runs: Elsh. Mets- 2), Os
tergard, Plpp (3), Bates, Mlddleton (2).
Qlnglard! (2), Krueger. i.ong. Errors;
Palmer, Didler. Bates. Brady. Twp-base
hits: Mets (2), Ostergard, Query. Pitt,
Mann. Fisher. Three-base hits: Gln
glardl, Bates. Sacrifices: Fisher (3),
Mann. Brady, Palmer. Stolen bases: Robl
eon, Pitt, Mlddleton. Bases on balls: Oft
Brady, z; off Dldier, 6. struck out: ay
Brady,- 7; by Didler, 2. Hit by pitched
balU By Didler (Bates). Double play:
Ostergard to Palmer to Metz. Left on
bases: Oklahoma city. (; bioux juy, o.
Earned runs: Oklahoma City, 7: Sioux
City. 4. Umpires: . McOloom and Brown.
Time: 1:50.
i i
Smith Hurls Hastings to
Second Beatrice Victory
Hastings, Neb., June 16. Smith pitched
TtnMtintrn tn their second victory over
Beatrice here today, 8 . to 3. Error entered
Into five of Hastings' runs. Tomes started
a hitting bee In the' sixth with a home
run:
BEATBICB.
HASTINGS.
AB.H.O.A.
Pizer. 2b 4 2 0 6 Gaushen.
Klrehner. lb 1 ft S 0 Denton, 2b
Edwards, 3b 4 10 1 Amen, cf
Bowman, cf 4 110 Tomea, If
Dill, as 4 2 12 Willets. e
Gtddlnia. if 4 110 Serb. 3b
8treator. If 4 0 2 0 HollT. lb
t'nser, o 4 1 ". llCrann. rf
Dull, p '410 trSmitb, p
Gleaaon. lb 10 10
Totals
AB. HO. A.
4 2 0 3
5 0 11
4 0 2 1
4 110
4 11
4 2 0 1
4 0 12
( 1 1
0 11 O
0
4,1 1 S
16 S 27 12
Totals
Beatrice
Hastings
35 24 101
200 000 0018
200 024 0x S
Summary: Runs,
Klrchner, Edwards,
Olddlngs. Oaughen, Amen, Tomes, wil
lets. Serb, Holly. Crann, Smith. Error:
Piser 2. Klrchner, Edwards, Bowman,
Dill 3. Omen, Tomes. Home runs: Tomea.
Two-base hits: Serb, Olddlngs. Sacrifice:
Willets. Klrchner. Base on balls: Off
Dull, 2. Struck out by Smith, 8; Dull. .
Left on base: Hastings, 7; Beatrice, 6.
Passed ball: Willets: Unger. Earned runs:
Hastings. 3; Beatrice, 2. Umpire: Haw
thorne, tme. 2:06.
t
Today in Ring History
Forty-8ix Yean Ago.
Aurello Herrera, born San Jose. Cal.
Forty -One Yeara Ago.
Tommy Burns, born Hanover, Canada.
Thirty Yean Asa.
Joe Watcott, lost to Mike Harris. New
York, 4 rounds.
" Twenty-Hrht Yean Asm.
Bob Fitxslmmons against Joe Choynski,
draw, Boston, rounds.
Nineteen Yean Aro.
Abe (Kid Goodman against Jimmy
Erlggs. draw, Boston, 12 rounds.
Eighteen Yean Afro.
Frank's Nell knocked out Harry Forbes,
Chicago, rounas.
Tea Yean Ace.
Philadelphia Jack O'Brien against Ben
Koch, bo decision, Philadelphia, t rounds.
Faar Yean Acs.
Jack Dillon lost la Hugh Walker. Tulsa.
I Okl, 11 rounds
finished one and a- half lengths be
hind. Above layout shows the finish
of the Chamber of Commerce handi
cap and Franklin, with H. Jones up,
just after the test. The race was
worth $800 to the winner.
St. Louis Now Heads League;
Williams Gets Home Run
St. Louis, June 16. Accomplishing- their
long-sought objective, the Browns moved
into the lead In the American league
today by overwhelming Washington, 15
to Z, while the New York Yankees were
losing to Detroit. As a result of today's
games the Browns are one-half game
ahead of New York. Kenneth Williams
knocked out his 16th home run, and Mc
Manua also crashed out a circuit drive.
It was the Browns' fifth consecutive vic
tory. Score:
WASHINGTON.
AB.H.O.A
ST. LOUIS.
AB.H.O.A.
Milan, rr
Harris. 2b
Rica, cf
Judgs. lb
Brower, rf
Bharlka. Sb
Hi
Tobln. rf
Gerber. as
Slalar. lb
McManus. lb
Jacobaoa, cf
Williams. If
.4 3 3 0
4 2 4 S
4 2 7 1
5 3 2 2
8 14 0
5 3 4 8
4 18 0
4 10 8
4 10 0
4 t Oi
4 01
4 111
2 10 2
Peeklnp'gb. i
Sevsretd. c
jjamotts. as.
2 13 llEllarhe. 3t
Gbarrity. e
soil
Vangilder. p
Zachary. p.
Turk, n
Totals
37 18 27 10
VminffhlAM n 1-0 0 0
r Minns, p
'uoewi i o v vt
Batted for Phillips in nintn.
Score by Innings:
Washington 000 001 001 2
St. Louis 104 060 14x 16
Snmfoarv Runs: Brower. Lamotte. Ta
hiti al nerher (2). Slsler. McManus (2),
Jacobson (2), Williams (3). Ssveretd (2).
Errors: Shanks, Tobln. Two-Dase mis:
Slsler, Ellerbe, Brower (2), Severeld, La
motte, Milan. Three-base hits: Tobln (2),
Will ams. Home runs: McManus, Wil
liams. Stolen-base: Slsler. Sacrifice hits:
Qerber. Ellerbe. Double play: Harris to
Lamotte to Judge. Left on bases: Wash
ington, 9; St. Louis, 9. Base on balls:
Off Zachary, 1; off Turk, 1; off Young
blood, 6: off Vangilder, 2. Struck out:
By Vangilder. 2. Hits: Off Zachard, 7 in
3 innings: off Turk. 4 in 12-3 Innings;
off YounBblood. 6 In 2 1-3 innings; off
Phillips. 1 ln.l inning, nit oy sucnea
bill: Vangilder, ' by Youngblood. Losing
pitcher: Zachary. Umpires:, Moriarty and
Connelly. Time: 2:00.
Ninth Inning Rally Gives
Bpston, Cleveland Game
Cleveland. June 16. A ninth inning
rally gave Boston Its second victory over
Cleveland, the score being 8 to 6. Burns
led off, with an Infield single. Pratt
doubled. Dugama sacrifice Ily scored
Burns. Smith was spassed purposely and
Collins tripled, clearing the bases. Man
ager Speaker of Cleveland returned to
tne game alter oeing out ior two weens
because of illness.
Score:
BOSTON.
ABJI.O.A.
CLEVELAND.
AB.H.O.A.
Msnoakr. If
Burna, lb
Pratt. Sb
Duian, 3b
Smith, rf
S 3 2 21
.Tamleson, If
Evaus. If
W'bacansa. 2b
Speaker, cf
Gardner, 3b
4 2 4 0
10 0 0
4 1 5 S
5 3 4 0
8 1 1 8
4 0 11
5 2 7 1
4 12 0
2 18 2
8 0 0 1
0 00
10 0 0
20
113
0 11
14 0
rolllna, cf
1 3 Ol.T. Sewell, sa
Ruel. e
O'Bourke, as
1 4
Mclnnls, lb
12 1
1 0 1
Graney. rf
O'Nsill. a
Fereuson, p
Busaell. V
I 2 TThle. n
PennocK. p
0 0 OlBSRhy. p
0 0 0!"XunEmaker
Leloold
Totals 38 13 57 111 Totals
36 12 27 It
Batted for Russell In eigntn.
Batted for Graney in ninth.
Score by Innings:
Boston no 103 ooj r
Cleveland ....200 800 100 (
Summary Runs: Burns, Pratt, Smith
(1), Ruel (2), O'Rourke, Russell, Wambs
ganss. Speaker. Gardner, Graney, Uhle.
Erron: O'Rourke, S. Sewell, Uhle. Twor
base hits: Menosky. Pratt. Speaker 2),
Gardner, Jamleson, O'Neill. Three-base
hits:- Menosky, uomns. Home mn:
Smith. Stolen bases: Burns. - O'Rourke.
Sacrifices: O'Rourke, Dugan, Sewell.
Double plays: Menosky to Pratt, Pratt
to O'Rourke to Burns. Left on bases:
Boston. : Cleveland. 10. Bases on balls:
Off Ferguson, 3; off Russell, 3; off Uhle,
4. Struck out: ny uerguson, s; Dy
Uhle. 2. Hits: Off Ferguson, 8 In 8 2-3
Innings', off Russell. 2 In 3 1-3 Innings:
off Pennock, 2 In 2 innings; off Uhle, 13
in 8 1-3 Innings: off Bagby, in 1-3 In
nings. Passed ball: O'Neill. Winning
pitcher: Pennock. Losing pitcher: Uhle.
Umpires: Dlneen and Nallln. Time: 1:30.
Western International
League May Cease Operation
Edmonton. Alta. Tune 16. Deacon
White, president of the Western In
ternational leaguerhas announced he
is taking a telegraphic vote of the
clubs to decide- whether the league
will continue operations. Every club
in the circuit has been losing money,
the president said.
Polo Teams Tie.
Boise. Idaho. June ' 16. Stroncly
contested durins the last halt yester
day's 13th cavalry Elks team polol
match went IU periods to an o to o
tie. The firct four periods were
loosely played, with team play ab
sent, and most oi the time was con
sumed in making long drives and
hard rides for frequent goals.
- Teas laca. --
Oakland, T; Salt Lake, 3.
Los Angeles. 4-1; Seattle. J-S.
PoaTJsnd. 8; Ban Francisco, .
"Velbn, I; Sacramento,
New York Loses
Lead of League
. by Tiger Victory
Slugging Match I Won by
Detroit Dauis Holds
Yankee Batters After
SecomI Inning.
Detroit, June Id.NDctroit had the
best of a slugging match with New
York today, defeating the Yankees,
9 to 4, for the third successive time.
Both Hoyt and O'Doul were ineffec
tive, while Dauss, who succeeded
Ehmke when the latter was Uriveu
from the box in the second, held
New York safe the rest of the way.
The defeat cost the Yankees the
American league lead.
. Score:
JW VOBK I
1'ETBUIT.
ao.n.v.a I
186 0 1
Hi. ef
Ward, ft
ium, U
liaktr. 3b
Mruael. rf
ripo. lb
a i 4 liHlua, lb
VI Jonas, 3b
OiCobb, cf
U! W.i n, If
HHVilaiann, rf
111 ulahaw, :b
sVotl. as
Mltrlnll. at
Hofnans, e
Devoranar, e
llnri. P
O'Doul. p
Schane '
Blsutr.
Haaaltr, e
Eiimkf, p
Usuaa, p
Totals
41 18 17 14
Totals 84 11 14 111
. Batted for Droit in eighth.
Batted for Hotmail in eighth.
Scors by Innings:
New York lit 000 020 t
Detroit 038 001 02x (
Summary Runs: Witt, Meusel, Scott,
Mitchell, Cobb, Veach, Heilmann (21,
Cutshaw, Rlgney (1), Bassler (2). Er
ror: HofmaD. Two-base bils: Wilt. Ward,
Meusel (31, Heilmann, Veach 131, Baker.
O'Deal. Stolen bases: Jones. .llinann.
Sacrifice hit: Scott. Double i a: Rig-'
ney to cutsnaw. Blue to nigory .o tiiue.
Left on bases: New York, s; 1i-crolt, 12.
Base on balls: Off Hoyt, 2; off O'Doul,
3; off Ehmke, 1; off Dauss, 1. Struck
out: By Dause, t: by O'Doul, 1. Hlta:
Off Hoyt, 4 In t 1-3 Innings; off Ehmke.
I In 1 1-3 Innings; oft Dauss, 8 la 7 1-3
Innings; off O'Doul, 11 in t 1-3 Innings.
Winning pitcher: Dauss. Losing pitcher:
Hoyt. Umpires: Chill and Hlldebrand.
Time: MJ.
Chicago Wins Ninth Inning
Victory From Philadelphia
Chicago. .June 16. Ernie Johnaon'a
single to right field in the ninth inning
sent two runs home and gave Chicago a
i n victory over rniladeipnia. The
game was hard fought and see-sawed
back and forth, the locals finally coming
out on top.
score: . -
PHILADELPHIA. CHICAGO.
AB.H.O.A. AB.H.0.A.
Young, 2b
Johnaton, lb
8 13 5 JObnaon. fa 5 14 6
Johnaon. U
1 12
1 1
uulliian, 3b
Colllna. 2b
walker. If
Welch, rf
Miller, cf
Bruiy, e
Perllna. o
Hooper, rf
Moatll. cf
Velk. If
Sheely, lb
Scbalk. c
Galloway, is
dtkss, 3D
Moore, p
HarrM, p
4ISchuDDe. D
OiHndge, p
0 McClellan
Ha use
0
Xaylor, p
II Totals
31 11 27 11
Totals 36 13 26 ll
Two out when winning run scored,
Batted for Harris In seventh.
Ran for Sheeley In ninth.
Score by innings:
Philadelphia .....050 101 1008
Chicago 204 001 002 (
Summary Runs: Young (2), ' Johnston
(2), Galloway it). Dykes, Moore. Johnson,
Mulligan (2). Collins (2), Mostll, Sheeley.
Schalk. McClellan, Errors: Harris. John
son, Collins. Two-base hits: Welch,
Young. Three-bass hits: Collins, Johns
ton. Sacrifice hits: Galloway, Dykes,
Palk. Walker. Schajk. Johnson. Mulllgaa.
Collins, Welch. Double play: Johnson to
Mulligan. Left on bases: PhlladelDhta. 11:
Chicago, 11. Base on balls: Off Schuppe,
3; off Hodge, 2; off. Moore, 3; off Harris,
4; on Naylor, 1. struck out: By Schuppe,
2; by Hodge, 2. Hits: Off Schuppe, 4 In
1 1-3 Innings: off Hodce. in 7-2-3 in
nings; off Moore, 1 in 2 Innings (none
out In tnird); off Harris, 5 In 4 innings;
off Naylor. 2 In 2 2-3 Innings. . Winning
pitcher: Hodsro. Losing pitclfer: Naylor.
Umpires: Walsh, Evans and Owens. Time:
:07. .
Charlie Hanson
Finish Mat
Lincoln First Baseman
Clouts Out Trhee Homers
Grand Island, Neb., June 18. Lincoln
defeated Grand Island in the second
game of the series here today. 8 to 8,
in a-game featured by heavy hitting. Mc
Coy got three and Foulk two of -the
seven home runs of - the game. Foulk,
who relieved Federle In the aecond In
ning, fanned 12 Lincoln batters.
score:
LINCOLN.
GRAND ISLAND.
AB.H.O.A.
AB.H.O.A.
Orr, ss
Carrlf. If
Wood, cf i
McCoy, lb
Ulbapn. p
Car2b
Zlnker, 3b
Conkey, o
Pre. rf
0 2
Roben. rf
3 1
0 3
0 0
3 18
01 Harwood. 2b
S 1
4 2
5 1
Kranda. 3b
Palraatlere, If
Metz, as
Snoaker. lb
81 Warostaff, cf
OlBoberts, 0
0 12
0 0
2 0
Federle, p
Foulk, p t
Totals
38 8 27 18
I Totals
Score by innings:
8 27 8
Lincoln ..'
Grand .Island ....
..240 000 0118
..000 020 0046
Summary Runs
Orr, Wood, McCoy
(3), Zlnker, Conkey,
Dye, Harwood.
Kranda, Warnataff, Roberts, Errors
Zlnker. Metz (3). Robets. Home runs:
McCoy (3), Dye, Zlnker, Foulk (2). Two
base hits: Harwood, Kranda, Palmatlere.
Baaes on balls: Off Gibson, 4; off Fed
erle, 1; off Foulk, 8. Struck out: By
Gibson, 1; by Foulk, 12. Hit by pitched
ball: By Gibson (Sneaker), by Foulk
(Conkey. McCoy). Passed ball: Conkev.
Wild pitch: Gibson. Earned runs: Lin-
coin, ; urand Island. 6. Left on bases:
Lincoln, 7: Grand Island, 5. Hits and
runs: Off Federle, 4 and 3 in 1 inning;
off Foulk, 6 and 4 in 8 innings. Losing
pitcher: Federle. Umpire: Snyder.
Fairbury Wins
Norfolk. Neb., June 16. Fairbury de
feated the Elkhorns here today, 6 to 2,
In a fast game.
FAIRBURY
AB.H.O.A.
NORFOLK.
AB.H.O.A.
2 0 13
3 13 1
4 0 0 3
4 110
3 10 0
4 12 0
1 O 16 1
4 2 4 0
4 0 0 3
Rooney. ss 4 0 3 2
AHherton, as
demand. 3b 4 2 2 1
Wlaaer, 2b
Marr, 3b
Goodwin, 2b 3 2 11
Relclile. If 4 2 10
Rouse, cf
tt'lnbush. lb 8 0 8 0
Clark. If
O'Conner. a
4 0 7 2
Stucker, rf
Hauerty, lb
Wert, c
Moore, p
Jenney. cf
4 1 3 01
Claire, rf
Bromaoo, p
4 0 2 1
2 0 0 1
Totals 32 7 27 81 Totals 80 S 27 11
Score by Innings:
Fairbury 000 013 001 E
Norfolk 000 011 0002
Summary Runs: Cleveland, Goodwin,
Relchls (2), Jenney, Stucker, West. Error:
Atherton. Home run: Jenney. Three-base
hits: Goodwin. Reichle. Two-base hits:
Wisser, Reichle. Sacrifice hits: Goodwin,
Winbush. Bases on balls: Off Moore, 1;
off Bromson, 7. Double plays: Hcgarty
(unassisted), Claire to Winbush, Goodwin
to Rooney to Winbush. Struck out: By
Moore, 3; by Bromson, 6. Hit by pitched
bayy: By Bromson. Hegarty. Winning
pitcher: Bromson. Losing pitcher: Moore.
Umpire: Murphy. Time: 1:38.
Collegian Ball Flayer
Breaks Leg Sliding
Bethany, V. Va., June 16. Clar
ence Smith of Owosso, Mich., right
fielder of the Michigan Aggies base
ball team, broke his left leg in two
places while sliding to third base
in yesterday's game with Bethany
college. ,
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Be sure to get it in to our office be
fore 9 o'clock this evening. A tele
phone call will do A. 1000.
BaseBResiilts
HMTKRN LEACH'S.
Mendings.
w. u rv i w i. rvt
i. ton 4 I Oaekt U M .474
Tulas Ui JS .tlt'Okle. I'M, ti a .44
VklrL.IS .11 if Mslues II M .lef
HU Cltg II 28 ,318 Ueant 20 40 , JJ
Vlrrda'a Reaulls.
Wlrhlia. 7: ttmaha. 1.
okl. hums iy. 8: Sinus Dly, 4.
Iienvsr, 14; St. Joseph. 11,
tulse, 8, Dee Moinea. t.
Today's Uaanee,
Hmsha at Ht. Jaesph.
Im Moias at Oklahoma City.
Kioux cny at Tulsa.
Denver at Wuhils.
XEBR.lnKA STATE LEAGIB.
tau41ogs,
U Pet. I W.. L. frl
1
l.lnrola 11 II .slIINorfsUl It IS .411
rairburr II II .SJin HMlrlcs 11 17 .48
HtailKM 17 17 .JoOiOr d lalaod II II .140
Vselerday'a Henulla,
r-larbury, 8; Norfolk, ?.
llsstinss. 8; Beatrice. 8,
Lincoln, I; Oiand Island, 4,
Today' (lamre.
Beatrice at Hastings.
Ksirbury aWNorfolk.
Lincoln at Orsod Islsnd.
NATIONAL LEAGIB.
Standings.
w. l. rvt 1 w. L Pet.
New Tnrk M I J ,VA I'lnclnnaU ti 38 .4S7
lit. lula 30 2C .5.MI !1il.-ao M 24 .411
Plllaborab 17 24 .SM'BnMra ' U 28 .441
Brooalya 30 17 .52irblladelphls 18 38 .333
Yesterday's Results.
New York, 7; Pittsburgh, 1.
Brooklyn, 12; St. Louis, 1.
Philadelphia, 7; Cincinnati, t.
Chicago, 7; Boston, .
Today's Games.
Chicago at Boston (I gsmes).
St. Louis at Brooklyn.
tPttsburgtt at Now York.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
AMERICAN LEAGIB.
Standings.
W. Ik Prt.l W. L. Pot
Rt. Lnula 33 24 .OOjIChlcaia 17 30 .474
New York 35 34 ..ODllwashlnitna IT 31 .48
Detroit 91 28 .SOSlPbllsOalphiS 21 H '.140
Clenlead 17 3U .4!4IBneti .'x 13 31 .42
yesterday's Beeulta. '.
Dstrolt. 8; New York. 4. ,
Chicago, 8; Philadelphia, tj
Boston, I; Cleveland 8.
St. Louli, IS; Washington, I.
Today's Games.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Washington at St. Louis,
Boston at Cleveland.
New York at Detroit.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. ,
- Standings, -
W. L. Pet.
W. I
Columbus 28 31
Lnuisellle 24 34
Kansas City 24 38
Pet.
.4M
.414
.400
.30t
Mfnneanalls 38 18 .848
Indianapolis 88 . 11 .032
St. Paul 14 so .830
UHwsukN ' 31 28
5231 Toledo
17 28
Yesterday's Results.
Louisville, 8; Milwaukee, 8.
St. Paul, 7; Columtus. 0.
Toledo. 13; Minneapolis. 7. (
Indianapolis, 12; Kansas City, 3.
Today's Games,
Minneapolis at Toledo. ,
St. Paul at Columbus. -Milwaukee
at Louisville.
Kansas City at Indianapolis.
Toledo. O..' June 16. R. H. E.
Minneapolis .'. 7 11 1
Toledo 11 18 1
Batteries: Mangum. Schauer, Thormah
len and Mayer; Olard, Ayers, Terry and
Kocher, Wilson.
(Called end 8th Inning, account fain.)
Indianapolis, June 18. ' R. H.. E.
Kansas City 3 12 8
Indianapolis 13 18 0
Batteries: Bono. Acosta and Sklft:
Jonnard and Krueger.
Columbus, O.. June 18. R. H. E.
St. Paul ...7 10 0
Columbus - 0 4 1
Batteries: Hall and Gonzales; Roggev
Burwell and Hartley.
Louisvllle.iJune 18. R. H. E.
Milwaukee ' 8 11 -3
Louisville ...8 14 1
Batteries: Lengrel, Revlete and Myatl;
Koqb, Long and Brottem, .
Southern Association. .
Little Bock, 4; Atlanta, 3. '
Chattanooga. 8; Mobile, 4. '
Nashville,. 4; New Orleans, 10. . '
Memphis, (: Birmingham, 4. (First
game.) . ' ,
Memphis, 2,- Birmingham. ' 1. (Second
game. ) ...
and Stecher
Contest Called Off
Hanson' Recent Operation for
Tonsillitis Cause of
Cancelling Big
... Match. V '
T OE STECHER, former .world's
I heavyweight champion wrestler,
and Charlie- Hanson, "Farmer"
Burns' latest find, will not meet in
a hnisn matcn at
the City aujditor
ium July 4, as
scheduled.
Announcement
was made last,
night by officials
in charge of -the
matchs, that be
cause of Han
son's recent opJ
eration for tonsil
litis, the sched
uled' finish match
on a winner-take
all basis between
Stecher and Han
son ' fiaH .. hppn
Charlie Hanson called off.
. Hanson had his tonsils removed
early this week, and was instructed
by his physician to refrain from
training for at least 10 days. The
Burns' protege refuses to meet-such
a tough customer as Joe Stecher on
such short notice.
;1The Douglas County post of the
American Legion, which was going
to stage the match, has gone to a
great expense preparing for the con-:
test.
The Legion will try to . land a
"Bob" Roper-Miske or Roper-Bren-nan
fight for July 4. '
'
Thye Wins Mat Bout.
Spokane, June 16. Ted Thye of
Fqrtland, won the referee's decisisn
over Johnny Meyers of Chicago after
each had scored one fall in a 12-round
wrestling match under the Wtlite
rules here last night. Both men have
claimed the world's middleweight
wrestling championship in the .past
Leading Batters
Western
Fisher, St. Joseph ..
Bennett, Tulsa
East, Wichita
Manush, Omaha . .
Davis, Tulsa '.
National
Homaby. St. Louis '
B. Griffith, Brooklyn
Bigbee, Pittsburgh ..
Kelly, New York ...
Daubert. Cincinnati
League.
O AB
67 223
88 258
68 248
68 226
68 261
League.
O- AB
.68 206 .
26 106
.60 26
.64 207
.68 124
R H
6 66
68 108
46 88
68 86
61 86
R H
46 .81
21 41
17 76
28 74
42 80
Pet.
.424
.406
.404
.384
.380
Pet
.3W
.3D0
.3C8
.358
.387
Bee Want Ads Produce Result. -
Collie," World's Champion
High Jumper, Visitor in Omaha
TV -V '
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The above photo ahowa "Collie," world's high jumper, taking a aix-foot
leap. "Collie" it now in Qmaha with hit owner, "Red" Conroy, assistant
tarter in the Ak-Sar-Ben races. . .
"Automatic Red" Conroy, assistant
starter at Ak-Sar-Ben races, has one
"pal" whose friendship he cherishes
more than anything else in- the world.
He is "Collie." a beautiful collie dog.
In the canine world "Collie" is an
aristocrat, although entirely "self
made." Two years ago he was a
tramp on the Arizona desert. Today
heis the proud possessor of the
world's high-jump record.
.- Recognizing that the ' dog had a
natural knack for high jumping
"Automatic Red," as he is known in
Gregory in Fine Form and
Wichita Wins From Buff aloes
Kenneth Williams
Smashes Out His
Sixteenth Homer
I St. Louis, June 16. Kenneth
Williarni clouted out his 16th
home ' run of the season in to
day's game with Washington,
Zachary was pitching for the vis
itors. -. This put Williams one
-homer- ahead of Rogers Horns
by of the local National who
tied Williams' record of 15 by
knocking a circuit drive in to
day's game with Brooklyn. Mc
Manus of the Browns also hit a
homer today with Gerber on base.
- - Denver Beats Saints
St. Joseph, Mo., June 16 Denver won
from the Saints today, 14 to 11, coming
from behind an eight-run lead. McColl
and Grover were both pounded from the
box and Llndberg finished the game.
Wetrel, for Denver, was driven from the
mound in the second, when the Saints
scored six runs. '
Score: '
DENVER.
ST. JOSEPH.
AB.H.O.A.
C'twrlalit.'lb
3 10 HOIson. lb
2
Wright. 2b
Long, If
O'Brien, cf
Shanler. rf
3 8 2 Corrlden. If
8 3
6 3 1 0 Flaher. rf IS 3
0
0
3
3
8.1 3 OlBonowltz. cf 4 2
6 3 1 ofDofate. as 5 1
'4 2 2 3 McDonald. 3h 3 1
5 8 8 4ISterenenn. 2b 5 8
S 2 4 S'Kuidler. o '22
1 0 0 OfMcColl, p 3 1
3' 3 1 -llOrow, n 0B0
1 Smith. Sb 10
48 23 27 1SI Mndherf. d 10
I'Orabowstd 1 0
Fatterson. 3b
Bprancer. ss
Parker, o ,
WetsaL n ..
1
1
1
0
1
1
Cross, p '
Totals
0 0
I Totala
35 17 27 12
Batted for Lindberg in ninth
Score by innings:
Denver .000 012 920 14
St. Joseph ...060 131 00011
Summary Runs: Wright (2). Lont.
O'Brien, Shanlcy (2). Patterson (2).
Sprangor 2 Parker ft). Gross (2), Ol
son, Corrlden-,'., Fisher, Defate, McDonsld
2). Stevenson (2). Handler (2). McColl.
Errors: Patterson: "".Defate. Stevenson.
Earned runs: Denver. 13: St. Joseph, 10.
Baaes on balls: Off McColl. 1: off Llnd-
fberg, 2: off Wetsel. l:,off Grover. 0.
strucK out: uy mouoii, a: ny L,inarjerg, t:
by Wetzel. 0; by Gross, 8; by Grover, 0.
T,eft on bases: Denver, 12: St. Joseph, 7.
Wild pitches: Weteel (2), Groes. Two-
base hits: Corrlden. Olson, . Patterson,
Long (2). -Parker. Shanley, 'Stevenson.
Double plays: Parker to - Cartwriglit,
Spranarer to Cartwrlght. Olson (unas
sisted). Sacrifice hit: Parker. Hit bjr
pitched ball: McDonald by Gross. Kan
dler by Gross. Stolen bases: -McDonald,
Randier, Bonowitz. Stevens. Umpires:
Ormsby and Holmes: Time: .2:15.
Cornhusker Hurdler
Injures Ankle
Lincoln, June 16. Herb Gish;
Cornhusker hurdler,, entered as one
of eight Nebraskans in the national
collegiate track and field games at
Chicago, Friday and Saturday, vyas
the victim of a last minute accident
which may handicap him. He struck
his left ankle on a hurdle yesterday
while practicing. It was badly
swollen when he left here today with
the other members of the team.
: i.L- '....I -!
J TI.I ... 1 : ...
uuiJiidi uimcss nc lo worn close
to some beautiful neck he loses his
lustre. Nobody wants lavalliere of
double - baralled Jersey vultures
around his ears, even if they are per
fectly matched.
Schilling's Selections
1 Sunnyways, Lady Mack, Krlppen.
2 -Corncutter, Patsy Mack, Apple Blos
som,
3 Selan. Hazel W, Tom Ellison.
4 McMurphy. . Tom Roach. Marian
Lewi?,
6 Rosa May Brown. Little Pointer and
Roaa Atkln.
6 Dolph, Mooresque, N. K. Besl.
Milady's Selections
1 Lady Mack. Sunnyways. Th Bov
Favorite.
2 Patsy O'Nell, Mayo B. Corncutter.
2 Sedan, Tom Ellison, Hazel W.
4 Loyalist, McMurphy, Tom Roach.
5 Repent. Roaa May Brown, Roaa At
kln.
S Franklin. Marcella Boy. Tony Beau.
7-Au Revotr, Dolph, N. K. Beat
Split Second's Selections
1 Sunnyways, Wild Fellow, Krlppen.
1 Apple Blossom,: Corncutter, Bula
Maid. - -'
1 Sadan. Hazel W. Fickle Fancy.
4 Salvatoron, Ruth Wehle, Old Coin.
t San Pablo, Rosa Atkln, Rosa May
Brown.
t Baker-Entry. rranKiin. uarcena oy.
t if.- K. Beat, Aa Rvof Dolph.
'- ' 'AT
v:
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41
all quarters of the little old U. S. A.
where the bang-tails congregate, be
gan tutoring the dog.
Recently he won the world' high
jump record and now he is one oi
the most sought dogs in the United
States. Circuses and vaudeville
troupes have offered large sums for
him, but money is no inducement for
"Red" to part company with him.
Conroy is the inventor of the auto
matic starter used in getting the
nags away from the barrier at Ak-Sar-Ben
neld,. thus his nickname of
I'Automatic Red."
Okrie Hurls for Locals, but
Has One Bad Inning
and Witches Cop 01'
Game.
Wichita,' Kan., June 16. (Special
Telegram.) Gregory was in fine
form here today and Wichita took
the last of the series from Omaha,
7 to 2... Omaha, by winning the
double-header Wednesday, left town
with the series tucked away with
three games. to two.
"Lefty"' Okrie was touched for
nine hits by the Izzies-and these,
combined with six free tickets, gave
Wichita enough to win. After a bad
start, Gregory settled .down and
blanked the Buffaloes, in the final
eight frames, allowing 'but three
scattered hits in that period.
Okrie also pitched good ball after
yje tirst, but the lzies, scored
enough in that inninor tot win. Omaha
started with a pair. With one out
Snedecor walked, Grantham, who
has been the hitting Icing in the
series here, cracked out a triple over
the first bag,- which scored his mate.
Manush then got a htclcy little pop
fly which fell safely arjd Grantham
scored. -. ...
Wichita came back with four.
Sims got life on an error. Wash
burn then -walked. Berger scored
Smith with a single and hast
brought in Washburn. Last went
to second and Berger to third on the
last hit. Okrie then tightened up a
little and fanned Blakesley and Mc
Dowell, but Wes Griffin swatted one
to right' for two bases, which scored
two more.
Washburn's home run made an
other for Wichita in the fourth and
a walk and hits by Smith and Ber
ger added the final two in the sixth.
Burch used two new men in the
lineup. O'Connor, who'hasn't been
hitting, was jerked for Herman.
Spencer, former , Detroit catcher,
who has been secured from Denver,
worked the game behind the plate.
Exterminator Wins
Brooklyn Handicap
New York, June 16. Exterminator
today won the Brooklyn handicap
for $10,000 with Gray Lag second
and Polly Ann third. The time for
the mile and a furlong was 1:50.
Captain Akock and Bessagliere also
ran. '
Exterminator, whose time was
within one second of the handicap
record, was accorded the greatest
ovation heard in many years on a
local track. Speculation was largely
confined to Exterminator at 7 to 5,
whl Gray Lag closed the favorite
" lO IV.
Golf IKcis
Q. In a four-ball match where the
ball of one partner of a side lies within
a few inchea of tha cup and In auch
position that It 4nay deflect the other
partner's ball into the hole, can the
other side force ths player to lift his
ballT
A. Tea. on the DUttinx arreen any nlar
er in a four-ball match, can Insist that
any ball be cither played or lifted.
Q. Can you give me soma pointers on
the different features introduced in stunt
tournaments? '
A. Driving on certain hole with
niblick, putting with a driver, playing one
shot oa certain hole Irfthanded, standing
on one foot to play certain shots, etc.
l'a yonr own Imagination and the wilder
the better.
Q. In a three-ball match If one play
er's ball accidentally hit another player
and be deflected into the hole, is the
putt considered legitimate, and how does
it affect the third man?
A. The pott counts aa holed without
Interference sa far aa the third man Is
roneerned. As between tha other two, the
man who Interfered with that ball loses
the hole, rrarardles of bow the two stosd
In strokes played ap to that time.
Q. Is a player entitled to recall the
stroke where he finds that he played from
outside the markers on the tee?
A. In match play ha la not. bat his
opponent ran If he rhoowrs. In medal
play the stroke counts, bat the player
must plavy another ball from within the
limits.
Q. Doe the rule which requires sn op
ponent In match play to tell a player
tha number of strokes played up to any
particular point apply also in medal play?
A. Ye. Refnaal to do so Is penalised
witla disqualification; also Klvkauj of wrong
tnformavtlon, alexa corrected before th
coaapetltotr play hi next stroke.
Pirates Unable
to Check Giants
Winning Streak
Barnes Hold Pittsburgh
While Mates Knock Glaznrr
From Mound in Second
Inning.
N'ew York. June lo New York
made it three straight today over
Pittsburgh, i to 1. Jeatc Darues
hel dthe I'irate in check while hit
mates knocker GUnier off the
mound in the second inning. It was
the neventh straight for the Giantt
and 11 victories out of their last 1-
games.
Score:
riTTSBTHOH
AB H.I) 1 I
NEW YORK
AH H a
1 2 2
M'ntlllt.aa-Sb S I I .l llaneroft. as
1 arer. ef S
Hlh. If I
Trarnsr. sh-ss 2
Orion, ll 4
Hfthwer. rf 2
I
I
lyrlk'U. fb
I uiiimh. sn
I S Meuasl. If
Bl Young, rf
S 0'KaJlt. b
1 I mnit. ef
a 0 Rnvler. e
2 I I. I'smea. p
SI
' Totals
2
Hammond, Sb t I
HTanr'tk. I I
(Mvh. a 2 I
tilaxner, p IS
Yfllnnhorte, t I
Hanibanll. ;k I I
Mr.k.0
(I n!
0 ol
Carlson, p
Trtala U II , , ....
Batted (or Holltngsworlh In eighth
R.n.a hu Innlnea!
pitahi aoo noa fto-
Nsw Vork 22 J0 DCs 1
Snmmary Runs: Qnorh, Bsncroft III,
Oroh. Meusel. Young. Kelly. Krrors: Big
be (2). Tsllowborss, rianrroft. . Three,
base hits: J. llsrnes, Bancrofl. pouhlr
plsys: Ooorh to Hsmmond, Meranvills tc
Qrtmm. Lett n bases: New York, .
Pittsburgh. 10. Bsso on balls: Off Ulas
ner, S: off Tellowhorse. 2. Struck out:
By Tellowhorse. 2: by Hollingsworth, I;
by Barnes. 1. Hits: Off Olamer. In I
Inning (none out in second!: off Tellow.
horse, I In I Innings; off Hollingsworth.
nons In 1 Inning: off Carlson, nons In I
Inning. Hit by pitched bsll: Rohwer. by
Barnes. Losing pitcher: Olaaner. Um
pire: O'Day and Hart. Tim: 1:ST.
Ring Holds Cincinnati'
When Meadows Weakens
Philadelphia. June 1. Believing
lleadwa In the third Inning with none
out and Burnt on second base, Jimmy
Ring blanked Cincinnati, today, for the
remaining ssven Innlnrs without a hit and
Philadelphia easily defeated the visitors.
T to 2. Only 22 men fared Ring. Home
runs were made by Williams nd Walker.
Score:' i
CINCINNATI. PHILADELPHIA:
AB.H.O.A. I
AB H 6 A.
Buma. cf '
Daubert.1b
Duncan. If
Harper, rf
Harsrare. a
Rohne, 2b
t'STeney, al
Plnslll. 3b
lieue. p
Brmler
Uarkte.p
01 Rim. 3h
OlParklnaon. 2b
o Williams, er
IMValkr, rf
SILae. If
S'rietrber. s
8IUalle. lb
21 Ours, o
l:Mfadows, p
iRing. p
oi
Total!
as 12 17 I
Totals
M 4 24 ol
Batted lor Luqus In eighth. ;
Score by Innings:
Cincinnati 020 ODD M 2
Philadelphia 202 000 Jx 7
Summary Rues: Harcrave, Bohne,
Rapp. Williams (!). Walker (3). Lee.
Error: Dtmean. Two-base hits: Hsrgrave,
Plne!1i, Burns. Walker. Lee. Three-bast
hit: Lee. Home runs: Walker, Williams.
Stolen bsses: Burns, Walker. Double
plavs: Parkinson to Fletcher- to Leslie.
Left on basces: Cincinnati, S: Phllael
phla, 5. Base on balls; Off Luque. 2:. off
Ring, 2. Struck out: By Luque, 4: by
Ring.' 7. Hits: Off Meadows. 4 In 2
Innings (none out In. third); off Rin
none in 7 inninaa: off Luaue. 12 in 7 li
ninirs; orr wartus, none jn x inning, m,,.
ninsr pitcher: Ring. Losing pitcher:
Luque. limplres: Benlelle and Mccormick.
Time: 1:50. . " '-
One or More Hits Are Made
by Every Dodger; Win 12-2
Brooklyn. June IS. Brooklyn made 17
hits off Doak and Walker today, tiefeat
ing St. Louia. 12 to 2, and tightening the
race for second, place. Everyone of the
Dodgers made one or more hits, Johnston.
Wheat and Mitchell getting three each.
Hornsby msda his 15th home run of the
season In the eighth Inning.
Score:
BT. L0C1S. ' : t . BROOKLYN.
AB.H.O.A. I' AB.H.O.A.
Flack, rf
Walker, p
Smith, cf
Homaby, 2b
MrHenry. If
3 11 niHICh. 3D 3 112
0 0 0 Jolinaton. 2b 4 3 2
2 4 0;T. Griffith, rf
3-J 4!Whfat. If
1 1 OiMrera. cf
2 10 llllltchell. lb
2 2
S 1
2 0
S 11
1 1
i a
l l
fnurnter. lb
Stock. 3b
t'lemona. e
Aioamith. c
Lavan. as
1
0 OlOlnon. ts
1
0
t OlMlller. c
0 llGrimea. p
2 0
o .ii
Toporcer. aa
l
Totals
40 If 2 14
Doak. o
2 0 13
1 I) 1 01
Sraultz. rf
ahottoa
Tntals
Batted
0 0 0 0!
3 11 24 121
far Walker in
ninth.
Fournier out, hit by batted ball
Score by innings:
t Louis i"0 "'" J
Brooklyn 3" 0J6 lOx II
Snmmarv Runs: Smith, Hornsby, Hign,
Johnston (2). T. Griffith (2). Wheat (3).
Myers. Mitchell. Grimes, terrors: i-avau,
Johnston. Two-base hits: Flack. Four
nier. Wheat. Mitchell, Olson. Home run:
Hornsby: Stolen bsses: Jonnsion, ujson.
Sacrifice hits:- High. Mitchell. uouoia
plavs: Johnston to Olson to muonen.
Left on hmfn: St. Louis. 11 : Brooklyn. .
Base -on balls: Off Doak. 3: off Grimes.
4. Struck out: By Doak, 1; by Grimes.
'Hits: Off Doak. 14 m 5 innings: oil
Walker, J In 2 Innlna-s. wild pitcn:
Doak. Passed ball: Clemons. Loslnsr
pitcher: Doak. Umpires; Moran and
Qulgley. Time: 1:5S. '
Home Run in Twelfth Inning
Gives Cubs 7 to 6 Vici
Boston. June 16. Grimes' home sun to
the left field corner In the 12th Inning
proved the winning run for Chicago over
Boston. 7 to S. today. In the fourth and
fifth . Rla-htr'leMer Nicholson mad double
errors, muffin fly balls and then throw
ing wildly and was responsiDie ior lour
Chlcaaro runs. Manager Mitchell was put
I off ths field and put out of the gams
hv Umpire Klem. A driving catch by
Friberg !? the' 11th saved th- game for
Chicago. ,
Score: ' . . '
CHICAGO. I BOSTO.V. '
AB.H.O.A I AB.H.O.A.
Stall, cf 2 2 HKIion.cf 4 S 1 (I
Hollorhrr. sa fl 2 2 alRarhar. lb-3b 5 2 12 1;
ivruf. .id SOS Zirnnstenn'y. If 9
Crimea, lb 5 1 12 2INichcJson. rf S
Frl her, rf ' 3 3 Slfloeckcl. sb 2
Miller. If s 2 4 l O'Xrtll. e 2
Trrr. 2b a 0 4 S'Oowrh-. r-lb 2
OTarrelM e 5 4 S t"!lhoo. lb 1
Imire. p 1 I I !1 KnM, Sb 3
Oabcme. p 1 1 fl 2i Kovf . as 2.
Kauffmann, p 0 0 1 . OiOwliacr. p 4
Uarher 0 0 0 IVVcOulllan. p 0
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.Batted for Jones in fifth.
Hatted for otorn in ninth.
Batted for Boeckel In seventh.
Batted for McQuillan In 10th.
Score by Innings:
Chicago 1 120 001 001 T
Boston "I 101 100 0006
Summary Runs: 8ts. Kruar. Grimes.
Frlherg. O'Fsrrell (2)i Barber, Nixon (2).
Nicholson. Boeckel. Gowdy, OeachKcr.
Krrors: Miller. Nicholson 4. Two-bsso
hits: Hollooher, Niaon, Gowdy. Three
base hit: Nicholson. Homer, run: Qrtmea.
Stolen base: Frlberg. Sacrifices: Kauf
raann, Barbare, Kopf, Ford (3), Nison
(2). Double plays: Urimea (unassisted l.
Hollocher to Terry to Grimes, Ford to
Kopf to Barbare. Oeechger to Kopf to
Barbare, Ford to Oibaon. Left on bases:
Chicago, ; Boston. 11. Base on balls:
Oft Jones. 2: off Osborno, li off Kauf
mann. 4; off Oeschger, 1; off McQuillan.
1. Struck oat: By Jones. 1: by Kaaf-
mana. i; oy uaacnger. z. Hiti
Jones. ( in 4 Innings: Off Osborne, In
Innings; off Kaufmann. 1 In 4 innln
off Oeschger. 11 in 2- Innings:
MrQuillsn. In 1 1-2 Innings: off Fll.
linalm. 4 In I Innings. Hit by pitched
ball: By Osborne (Kopf). Losinar pitcher:
Flllinglm. Winning pitcher: Kaufmann.
Umpires: Klem and Pflrman. Tim: 2:62,
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of one minute (or- two ' hours.
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