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r Wichita Gives Maun Good Support and Buffaloes Lose Game -—— ___ _' ' _ . . .. Witches Hit for Extra Bases and Op ener Odenwald and M&y Hurl for Omaha — “PuK” Griffin Ousted From Game. Special Dispatch to The Omaha Bee. Wta took the first of the aeries from Konetchy's war rlora here torlay in in handy fashion. outfit the locals who have not hecn defeated this year, but the Izzlos plac ed their hits to much better ad vantage and two home runs played a big part in the victory. Omaha hit Maun hard but the Wichita hurler was tight in the pinches and backed bv sensational support. Time and again w lien Omaha had started a rally, the locals made some sensation al stops and cut off the chances of tile visitors. Omaha made but three runs off their dozen hits while Wichi ta got nine off 11. llxtra base hits and wildness on the part of both Oden y wald and May helped Witchtta. '‘Pag’’ Griffin, pugnacious out fielder, started to ‘‘ride" Ollie Ander son in the first inning when Anderson called a strike on him which "Pug" thought too wide. In the fourth Anderson slopped the game when Griffin shouted in a remark from the outfield and chased the offending gardner while the game was held up for ten minutes, while “Kney” Defate and others orgued in vain with his "limps.” Nick Cullop went to the pasture and fielded all rtfiTlt but could not hit with Griffin. Omaha took a lead in the opening inning when O'Connor led off with a double just inside the foul line in left. Apperson bunted and Maun threw wildly to third white O'Connor raced home and the “jaekrabKit" to second. Maun tightened and re tired the side. Wichita came right back and took the lead again and was never head* ed. A walk to Smith and Conlans two bagger brought in a run and Butler brought Conlan home with a single. When Wichita started with a walk, sacrifice and double in the second, Odenwald was jerked and May in serted. He stopped the scoring for a time but in the third Bakesley park ed the balKwith a mate on and sew ed the game. McDonald also hit one over in the seventh with a man on. Omaha took another run in the , third on a single by May, a fielder's ! choice and Defates long double. Maun fanned “Koney” with two out am\ men on second and third in the fifth. In the seventh O’Conner banged one against, the right field fence but was forced by Defates who scored on Mc Donalds double. OMAHA. A.B. It. H. I\0. A. E. O'Connor. rf .4 2 Z 2 0 O Apperson. 2I» .4 0 1 2 4 0 Dcfatr. *s 3 I 1 2 1 0 McDonald, 3b .3 0 2 1 1 « Konctrhy. 1b .... .4 0 2 7 1 O .1. Ciriffin, If .2 O O I O O i ullop. If .2 o 1 « » o lionowit/. rf ..... 4 a 1 1 0 0 Milder. © 4 0 1 7 I « Odenwald. p » O O » ft O May, p .*.4 0 I 1 I 9 Total* as a 13 24 9 0 WICHITA. A.B. II. W. r.O. A. E. Smith, rf. .4 1 0 0 0 Cl Conlan, cf .4 2 2 2 0 O Butler. 3b 4 2 3 O 4 « Bbfkeelry. If . 3 2 3 1 ft Cl McDowell, lb .4 I 1 12 0 O {iille*pie. 2b . . 2 I 1 7 2 O Beck. *• 3 a « I « o M. «.riff in. e . 3 O I 4 0 t» Maun, p .3 9 Cl fl 3 O Totnl* . 33 9 1 1 27 17 Cl Omaha ..Hi I ooo «I—3 Wichita 212 010 21 x—9 Summary—Sacrifice bit*: Beck, Oilloa pic, Vpp#r*on. Two-hii*e lilt*: C oitlim, T( onnor. M . Ciriffin. Defair. McDonald, «#llle*pte. Home run*: lllakesly, Mc Dowell. Stolen base*: Coiilr.n. llutlcr O'Connor. Ilito: Off Odenwald, 3 in one and one-third inning*. Double play*: Mc Donald, Apperson and Konetotiy. Struck out: By Mty, 4; by Odenwald. I; by Maun. I. Ba*e* on ball*: Off Odenwald. •: off May, 3; off Maun. I. I/eft on Unite*: Wichita. S: Omaha, 10. M lid pitch: Mifun ^ ! mpire*. Andcr*on and Patterson. Tim©: ? hours. Indiana Iona Flrat. Oklahoma City, Ok!., April 1*—Okla 1 onu 4 |ty played Hatleys ball while Hloux ' ity hammered All**n hard and Oklahoma • ty auffored Ita lirat defeat of the aea ion today. 8<ore. SIOUX riTY ' AB.FT.O.A Moore, cf 3 16 0 M D'nl.dSb 6 2 0 1 I fall, cf & 1 1 «» Met*, lb 6 2 10 1 Palmer, 2b 3 13 3 Hnyder, c 6 2 2 0 Mrokaw, rf 6 2 4 0 Mooney,as 3022 Maams’n.p 4 10 4 Total* 3*1127 11 OKLAHOMA CITY. AB.H.O.A. Tat*, Sb 6X02 Kr'gfr, 2b 6 13 2 Fslber, If 12 6 0 Luderu*. lb 5 1 6 1 Flynn, rf 4 0 6 0 O’gl’dl, rf 2 12 o wind I*, ss 4 2 13 I.OUK, c 2 13 0 AI1*n. p 3 0 12 xM’JJantel 0 0 o 0 l’ayn*. p 0 0 0 1 Totals 34 9 27 11 x. Ha tied for Alien in eigntn. S«*ore by Inning*. stoux City.00! 112 102—* Oklahoma City ......000 230 000—6 Summary—nun*: McDonald (2), Metz, Palmer, Snyder (2), Brokow, Rooney, Krueger, Felber (2). I.uderua, Glnglardt. irora: Hall, Hong. Two-baa* hlta: Palm* •r, Snyder. Three-baae hlta: McDonald, '.all, itrokaw, Luilerua. Morn# runs; Fel J5*«* 3Jtr*/S? 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Reft on bases: Sioux C|ty. 8; Oklahoma City, 9. I'm* Pires. Shannon and Jensen. Time; 1,50. Chess Match a Draw. Cleveland. O.—The ninth game In the match for the chess championship of the 1’nlted States between Frank J. Marshall of New York, the title holder, and Kdward I^xsker of Chi cago, challenger, was declared a draw by referee Tewell \V. Hanks of De troit last night after eight hours o? play. The men are tied with four and one-half points each. Saints Easy Winners. St. Joseph. Mo.. April 18.—The Saint* opened their series against Denver here today by hammering Vnorhiea and Volght for an eaay 11 to 2 win. Mangum held Denver safe throughout. Score Pfc.NVKR AB.K.O.A Rourg. lb 5 112 0 McPhee. ns 3 13 0 O'Brien, cf 5 10 0 hoBg. rf 4 0 10 l-llgt»e*», If 3 110 8h*nicy. 3b 3 0 4 3 M M'mu,2b 4 2 0 1 Samide. c 4 o 2 o Vrlijca, p 2 0 0 2 Volght. p 1 0 S 1 x Brooks lion Totals 35 S 24 U ST. JOSEPH. ARH.O.A. Th'pson. of 4 4 1 0 Lew an, rf 3 110 Miller, If 5010 Magee, lb 4 1 1 «; Gilbert. 3b 4 0 1 3 Helg tb. bs 5 2 1 - Nufer, 2b 4 12b' Pierce, c 4 3 3 0 j Manguin. p 3 J 1 » , Totals 30 13 27 17; xBatted for Voigbt :n ninth. St. tfo«*eT’h .160 031 O0x—11 Denver .000 011 000— 2 Summary — Runs: lllgbes. Samld*. Thompson (2>, Lewan, Gilbert, Helgeth I f3L Ntifer, Pierce (2), Mangum. Error*; \ O’Brien, Mi’M^natnln, Sarnld**, Miller, Gil* ! bert. llelgerh. Hum and hita: Off Voor hiea. 10 and 9 in * 2-3 inninga. Earned rum: St. Joseph. 9. Base on balls: Off' Voorhiea. 2: off Mangum. 3; off Voight.! 1. Struck out: By Mangum. 2; by Voight, I 2. Left on base: Denver, 10; St. Joseph. , 7. Wild pitch; Voorhiea. Two-ba*« hita: Pierce (2). Doubl* play: McPhee to Bourg. Sacrifice hita: McPhee. L*wan. Hit by pitched ball: Mangum, by Voor hiea; Thompson, by Voorhiea Stolen baaea: Helgeth. Thompson Umpire*; Held and McDaniel. Time: 1:47. Elected Hamline Captain. St. Paul, Minn.. April 18.—Glen R. Kruger, of Winnipeg, Man, a junior was elected captain of the Hamline University base ball team last night. He plays third base. Scott’s Homer in Fourth Paves Way for Win ~ * New York Giants Win Record Game of Season From Boston by 7-to-t " Score. Boston, April 18.—Lock hits off Watson and Oeschger enabled the world Champion Giants to beat Bos ton, 7 to 4, today. Scott was given brilliant support and his home run to right center in the fourth also scored Snyder. When Scott walked Gowdy in the last of the ninth, Barnes re lieved him. Bagwell hit the left field wall on the fly, getting only a double for this unprecedented feat. The score: SEW YORK ABH.O.A R'croft, sa 4 1 1 4 Groh, 3b 4 0 2 2 Frisch, 2b 4 13 6 Meuse], if 6 13 0 Young, rf 6 2 1 0 Kelly, lb 4 1*0 O'Cntll, rf 1110 Snyder, c 3 1 7 1 SCOtt. p 4 2 10 J. Barnee, p 0 0 0 J. B'nes, p 0 0 0 0 Tot all 3* 10 27 Ur BOSTON. AB.H.O.A. Powell, cf 6 0 3 0 S'worth, rf a ft 4 1 Boer-kel, 3b 4 1 0 1 Molnnle, lb 4 i 32 ft Flag well, ! f 4 2 2 0 Con Ion. 2b 4 2 1 4 Ford, as 3 0 2 1 dowdy, c 2 2 3 2 Watson, p 1 0 0 0 Oenr-h r,- p 1 ft o 2 0*new h, p 0 0 0 1 x Henry 1 ft 0 ft xxCruixe 10 0 0 Total. 33 8 2712 xnaiiea ror Oe-w-hger In seventh xx Bat ted for Genewihch in ninth. New York .OH 216 *00_7 Boston . .000 100 300—4 # Summary—Run*: Frisch. Young (2), Kell;-. O’Connell, Snyder, R«-ott, Mcfnnis! Conlon, Ford Gowdy. Error*: South worth. Ford Two-base hit*: Young. Sny der. Bagwell. Mclnnle Three-ba** hits: O'Connell. Gowdy. 'Horn* run: 8cott. Stolen base. Groh. Sacrifice: Rnyder. Double Player Groh to Kelly: Bancroft to Friiich to Kelly. I.eft on ba*e«: New York. 10; Boston, t». Bases on ball*: Off Roott, 4. off Watson. 4: off Oesrhger, 2; off G*n% Wioh. 1. Struck rut: By Scott, 4; by Wat eon. 1; by Oesohfer. 1. lilt*; Off Rrott, 4 In 3 (none out in ninth); off Barn*:*, none In 1: off Watson, s in 3 2-3; off Oeachger. 4 In 3 1-3; off Genewtch. 1 in 2. Winning pitcher: 8<*ott. l.o*lng pitcher: Watson. Umpire*: Klem and Derr. Time 2:02. Play to 3-5 Tie. The three clubs picked ae principal contenders in the National league— the world's champion New Tork Giants, Pittsburgh and Cincinnati— got off to impressive starts, but It remain*! for Brooklyn and Phila delphia to supply the day's feature, a o to 6 tie game, fought until dark ness. Why gamble with your smoking pleasure when you can T?OR over ten years it has ■■■ been a wonderful cigar. You don’t have to study its color and shape to know their excellence. You don’t have to smell it to be certain of good tobaccos. The Harvester label tells you all that in advance. Harvester’s success has been won by its own true merit. The filler—a rare blend of all* Havana. 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AR.U.O A Lc*». »• 6 0 0 " I homp..”b 3 10 4 r via. rf 5 2 10 Lamb, cf 5 3 1 ' 0 Lcliv., 1 h 5 2 12 0 Haunt., 2b 4 3 4 7 •Stuart. If 5 2 0 0 Uroabj . r 4 0 1 Black. p 5 2 0 0 Den Moines. 101 <no 310— 7 Tulsa. 400 2 50 Tlx—17 1 Summary—Runs: Nelson, 'ortiden f2). MoGer, Gcnin, Cooper, Kdelman, !,***•, | Thompson (2). Davis <2). T.amb (2). I.r-li i veil GJ), Bauman. Stuart (3). Errors: I Dougan. Edelrmtn. Davis. Two-ban., hits: i l.amb, Stuart, Benin. Bauman. Thrre-ba . | hits: Da mb. Crosby. Home runs; **or ! rid»*n. Crosby, Stuart. McGee. Sacrifice: Crosby. Stolen bas*>: Dellvelt. Double p!a>s: Bauman and Delivclt; McGee ami McDarry; Thompson. Bauman and Lr li ver. Hits and run?' riff t'ooper, 6 runs. # hits In 3 1.3 inninK-“ Hasps on balls: Cooper. 1; Hlar.it. 3; Kdelman. Struck out: Black. 5; Hdelmar . 2. Deft on bales' Dcs Moines. Tulaa, •> Umpires: Con r.olly and Gaffney. Time: 1 :£5. Harvard Tennisers Win. Norfolk, Va.—Harvard's tennis j team made a clean sweep of five Single matches and took two out of ! three doubles from the Norfolk team. I Ingraham's play featured for Har | Yard. Detroit onian Leads. St. I.oui?—Mrs Laker of Lie troit, went into the lead in the singles event of the national women's bowling tournament by crashing down 52S pins late last night. She i had scores of ljs. iso and 201. “Three o’Clock in the Morning” When you listen to Prince'* Dance Orches tra playing thi* dread waltr. Columbia Record A-3724 you'll say it's the moat perfect renderingyouhava ever heard- On the other side is “La Golondrma.*' At Columbia Dealers. 7S* Do You Want to Be A Movie Star? I —It sounds easy. —The road to stardom in the films is beset with perils, with heart - breaking disappointments, with terrible temptations. —The inside story of studio life j has never been truthfully told. The story of the actors and actresses who spend their glittering days amidst dangers and gayety. in an atmosphere of dazzling beauty is the most romantic narrative in" the , world today. —Rupert Hughes now for the first time bares the living heart of screendom. \FWl&iLE f A Story of HOLLYWOOD Its Lifr and I^ove Affairs With a Cast of XC FAMOUS '-JJ PLAYERS SYARYIHGSAYHRDAY APRIL 28 15—DAYS—15 LAST TIMES FRI. LAST TWO DAYS JANE NOVAK “THELMA” LARRY SEMON In Hit Ltlttl Two-Reel Comedy STARTS SATURDAY HALL CAINE’S Fimoui Novel and Play ‘“THE CHRISTIAH" A Story That Doe* Not Proai-h A STORY THAT GRIPS, ENTERTAINS I AST 1 WO DAYS KETJy] I.A3T TIMES mi. “Broken Chains” You still have a chance to see the greatest film show on earth. To the thousands who failed to gain admission during ilip recent engage ment of this super* production at the Strand, we have decided to bring it back for One Week only, starting Sun day. zz Starts Sunday Is yourWedtirgRing* (All Is Not Gold\ V That Glitters / T»i« Daily 2:IS. «:1S. Now Playiny Tjol Topic* of th. Day i . . _ I A,aop'a Fabl,a I *:I® 2:42 | Beif A Enyltah ) 8:20 2 ,, I Arthur A Morion | _ . ; ** I Have! | * 44 Will M Cressy & 3:10 Btanrba Dayne In "Without a W*li There's a Wav'* 7777 MYF.RS A TT~ " '_HhNrORD I 9:22 Stars of Yesterday With Barney Facar 3 48 l ixaie Wilson. Jos 9:34 J. Sullivan, Tony Williams. Little Miss Kennedy an«l 1 he Ony. Ccmnne Joe Cook 4 08 Th* On, Man » *« _ Vaudeville Show_ 4 » I ^oirTnfiV; 4 M»:3. 8 00 I P W^hlvWt Matinees Plus Niyhts 15c to 60c U. S. Taa 15c to $1.00 The treated theatrical iuc ceaa in local hiatory. ANNIVERSARY WEEK Si* long-to-be-rememhered acta headed by the aenca tional ayncopatora BENSON ORCHESTRA Showa centinuoua from 1:15 P M. • Vaudeville, 3:20, 6:45. 9:10 Sttta may b# mm fd in tha maaxanina taction. ilaKIsldsfefeti NEW SHOW TODAY ' “THE BRIDE SHOP”! l | L EMMETT I FAD LYNN , i •"* | 5 IRENE NOBLETT ■ " I Rill* Hpum tnl Hi* "MIDNIGHT WHIRL" COJ | V* r^»t«flar PETE MORRISON la "MAKING GOOD" I TKa Star? al a Caaba? Catla«iaa Utli « ANT AUS HKINl. KKSl LTS NOW PLAYING JACKiE COOGAN “Daddy” ml— LLOYD HAMILTON in | “Uneasy Feet” &ny4£ty RON PRICE cut "u 100^ Qu • lily Remains Intact i MUSICAL COMEDY iompunv tn “Abie in the Trenches" Feature Foto Flay: John Gilbert in “Trnaton King” Efcw Pltyiif , • -swiy itar • , ism donna *n- I'manMi rinu ^y* HCIGNBOmtOOD THEATERS VICTORIA .... Nth nl Far! KATMFRINI Me DONALD (a "THE INFIDEL” GRASP .... lath atl Itaaat WILLIAM RUSSELL m "A SFIF-MAPB MAM” FF ARl- WHITE in "PLUNDER” HAMILTON . . 40th anti Hnmtltna SHIRLEY MASON in "IJC.HTS OF THF DESERT”* Amateur YtuArtlt#