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Annual State Women’s Golf Tournament to Get Under Way At the Field Club Monday ———, - ■ ■'■■■■ ■■ — ■ ■ ■ ■' - ■ North Platte Entrant Given Favorjo Win Seventy-Five Women. From All Over Nebraska to Start Qualifying Round Tomorrow. women* golf championship bids well to go out of Omaha during the Play at the Omaha Field club which starts to morrow. Mrs. Russell Fowles of North Platte, semi-finalist in the 1922 Califor nia women's meet, has become favor ite to cop the honors. During her short stay in Omaha she has cards of 91, 92 and 93 which Omaha women golfers con sider good enough to win the title. Mrs. Mark Levings. of the Field club, defending champion, is ac corded the best chance among the Omaha women to take the champion ship. Mrs. Johnston of Fremont is another oiitstater who may prove the successful winner. Seventy-Five to Compete. Seventy-five women representing Omaha, Lincoln, Grand Island, Fre mont and Norfolk will take part in the tournament, according to Mr*. Blaine Young, president of the state association. Entries will not close until Monday morning at 9 o’clock when the first eighteen holes of the qualifying round will be started. Miss Louise Pound, of Lincoln, first women's state champion, will not take part in the tournament this year. Mrs. Walter Silver and Mrs. Levings are the only past holders of (he title who will play. The former champion. Mrs. H. Arnold, who won thetitle two years ago, is now living in Chicago and will not play. Tuesday /ail contestants in the tournament will attend the Ak-Sar Ben races in a body. The championship flight will .have sixteen contestants with the finals on Friday. It is now planned to hold 'he finals r>n Friday morning with i two-ball mixed foursome in the afternoon. Thursday there will be contest* for all entrants who have been put out of their flight*. Shields and Tyler Tie in Golf Play With the Field club course in good rendition, members of the club took advantage of the weather yesterday and competed in an 18-hole medal play golf competition. Ray Shields and C. Tyler managed to tie for first in Class "A" of the competition, each finishing with net scores of 73. Shields' gross was 77 and his handicap 4. while Tyler's gross was 84 and his handicap 11. An class “A,” W. H. Hulsizer came out on top with a net of 73, having i handicap of 19. Secretary Kluumhie of the Amateur Baseball ***op|atfon auk* that al! amieur rluba ihat have more than 12 players on their roster* to call him Immediately at he Douglas Legion post’* headquarter*, 'ocated in the court house. "Ike” Mahoney. manager of the Murphy-DId-It*. ha* signed Hale Redden, former third hn.«»niHn of the Pet*ey Ho** club of the American league. Monday's Ak Entries FOURTEENTH DAY FIRST RACE—Five rurlongs. Purse 1500. Claiming. Four-year-old* and up: (16) 4164 Marjorie McKav . 109 4107 Bessie Mack II . 1 r*f» 4114 Kenny Small . log 4163 Maud Kennedy . 109 4141 Ethel H. log 4163 Flobsie F. 109 414* Prepaid . 109 41 45/Crucible . 114 4154 San Stefano . 114 3317 Vera’* Choice . M4 - Blazeawav . 114 414* Dr Blues . 114 Also eligible: 4164 Lady Voltrome . 109 4149 Plantoon . 109 - Country Oirl . 109 4146 Little Ab- 114 SECOND RACE—Five furlongs. Purse $500. Claiming. Four-year-old* and up: (16) 4134 Vivian Deer . 109 4161 Innovation . jog 4166 Salvatoron . 109 4141 Speedy Lady . log - Alice Beyera . 109 4163 Daisy N . 109 - Lulu Black . 109 - Kimberly . 114 4106 Dr. Scott . 114 41.45 Hopover . 114 *4100 Tom <*aro . 114 4141 Brn Box . 114 Also eligible: 4161 Rosa May Brown . 109 4119 Cralnerow . 114 4148 Mildred Boone . 109 THIRD RACE—Five furlongs. Purs# $600. Claiming. Four-year-old* and up: (16) 4164 Lady Oxford . 109 - Virginia Hope . 109 4134 Kittle McCue . 109 3469 Tr.mbian . 109 40*9 Daisy Steven* . 109 4163 Funny Joe . 114 4163 Martin Thorp© . 114 4126 Tom Ellison .. 114 4060 Trulane . 114 4011 Melody Man . 114 4148 Lucky Hugh . 114 4181 Hlr.doostan . 114 Also eligible. 4161 Bond . 114 4160 Lucky Mack . 114 4149 Lena Jackson .. 100 FOURTH RACE—SIx furlong* Purse $700 Den Handicap. Tnrse-year olds and up 41 § 1 Moortwinka . 92 -- ritlxert . 95 4144 Sea Mint . 10* 1127 Harry B. 110 (4143).)udge Pryor. 112 (6) FfiCTH RACE—Six furlong* Purse $600. Claiming Thr#*e-year.olda and up: (12) 414* Pauline M.• 98 4137 Aryanna .*1°6 4162 Mr X.*111 4150 Byrne .*111 4^66 Tantalus .. . • • *111 —— Ucan . Ill 4146 Lot t a H. 11$ - Oen. Petain . 116 4142 Lawrenc Manning . 116 4160 c B R« blnson ... 116 1142 Mark Denunzio . 116 4162 Our Leader . II* SIXTH RACE—On# mile Purse $500. Claiming. Three-year-olda and up: (16) 4161 Mae Seth . * J? 4163 Mavsville .• 9} 4166 Old Blue . * JJ 4146 Sol Gll«ey . *100 (41 69) Full Again .• Of 4142 Harder . 4166 Black Bettv .*103 4167 MUsourl Boy . 105 4160 Plurality . * 06 1153 ft town Bill .106 4166 Double Eve . 10* Also eligible: 4162).Nonsuit .. ]1J 4148 (Texas Chief . JJ 4139 Dovesronat • • • • • V1 * EVE NTH RACE—One mile and 70 yard* purse $600 Claiming. Three year olds and up (•) 4162 Repent . I 4 160 Yukon . . .. ' J? 4168 Duv Of Wrath . JJ® 4127 Hubbub . }J1 416* Hosier . }}» 4146 Martin Caaev . Ilf 4133 Tough %nd Tight . JJ} 1162 Swagger . 1*» *Ai>pr«pthe allowance. CJeat^.' Fast. Reds Make Clean Sweep of Series With New York Giants ___<9 - <f-----— North platte may be the official home of the women’s state golf championship follow ing the tournament which will be played at the Omaha Field club this week. Mrs. Russell Fow les of that city is the fav orite to win the title this year. \ .i Seven Events on Ak Auto Racing Bill Next Sunday Seven events will make up the auto racing classic at Ak-Sar Ben track Sunday afternoon, .lime 24, accord ing to Secretary Charles L.. Trimble, who has just received the official data regarding the competition from A. It. Corey of Des Moines. la., head of the International Motor Contest association. Featured on the card will he the world's record speed trials in whP-h Sig Haugdnhl, track champion, is to drive his three-inile-a-minute Wiscon sin special. Special purses will lie of fered as an incentive for the drivers to try for new records for all dis tances from one to 10 miles, anti points toward the 1323 track championship will be credited to any driver for es tablishing new marks. • Western League Son IA*nen First, Sioux City, la , June 1*5 —St Joseph won lh« first game of the scries from Sioux City by a •» ore of 2 to 1. The flub scored two runs In the fourth in ning on a walk to Millar, a alngl- by Dllbert and a double by Nufer. Sioux <*ity counted Ha lone tally In the last of the ninth when Ouery, hitting for Tay lor. scored McDonald, who had walked »nd advanced to third on Snyder'a single. f8T JOSKPIC I SIOUX < TTY AH. H O A AH H O.A ! Smith, If 4 10 1 Moort. cf 2 12 0 Browne, is 3 113 rarllT*. If 3 1 5 o liHwan. lb 4 3 13 n Palmer. 2b 4 1 b 4 Magee. If 2 o 1 0, Metz, lb 4 0 12 1 Miller, cf 3 0 2 0! McDTd, 3b 3 o 2 3 Gllb't, 3b 4112 Snyder, c 4 2 3 3 Nufer. 2b 4 3 2 3 W'ma 4 110 Pierce. < 3 0 4 1 Taylor, «a 2 0 14 Llnberg, p 3 0 2 1 Uov«^. p 4 0 0 1 — — — —f Drover, p 4 0 0 1 Totals 30 9 26 11 ( —*— ; Totals 30 9 26 11 xBatted for Taylor In ninth Score by Innlnga St. Joeeph .000 200 ono -t- 3 Sioux City .000 000 001 — 1 Bummary-*-Rune Miller. Gilbert. McDon ald Twn-b *«e-hlt: Nufer. sacrifice* Magee Pierce Double play* McDonald to Paltrier to Met*; Snyder to Meta to McDonald Deft on base* 8t Joseph, 2; Sioux City 3 Bases on ».all* Off Dlndberg. 4 off Urgver, 4. Struck out: By Llndberg. 3; by Drover. 1. Winning pit'her: Undberg Dostng pit cher: Drover. Umpire*: Held and Conlin. Time, J :56. Titian Recover* to Win. De* Mom*-*. fa . June It.—Tulsa rani# bark In the last two Inning* scoring six run* and defeated Das Moines here this afternoon. 9 to 7 Lyn< h pitched master ful ball until h* weakened In the late Inning* The hitting of Horan featured. Score: _ —* TULSA DES MOINBR Ab’H O.A I Ali.H.O A.J Ren t. If .. I 1 o'flenln. ef f» 2 4 ft Stuart. 2b 4 2 4 2i Cor'den. If 4 3 3 2 Du via. rf 4 11 n! MoL'ry. lb 4 1 7 0 Lamb. • f 5 3 3 0 Moran, rf 4 4 10 J*irt. 1b 3 3 9 0 Kluir’n. 2b 5 114 Thom’n, 3bJ 2 o <n Nelgon. »* 3 111 L«e. -a 4 2 2 3 Ko’nlg. 3b I 1 « « Crosby, o 5 17 '2 Wheat, o 4 2 4 1 • lark, p 3 0 ft 3 Lynch. P 4 0 0 3 • Trim, p 0 0 0 0 Miller, p ft 0 0 0 Nher'n, p, 0 ft 0 ft Jones, p ft ft 0 0 xMc'ltn, l 1 0 ft — — • —— - Totals II 11 27 12 Totals 37 16 27 lftf * Hmted for Clark In eighth. Score by Innings Tulsa . . . Oftft ftftt ft24 — t lies Moines . 010 004 101 —— 7 Summary — Runs: Stuart. Davis. Lamb (2L Lelavelt (21, Thompson, I (2). Corrlden (I). Huron (2). Nelson. Koenig. Wheat. Errors: Thompson and L#*r*. Home run*: Moran Stuart. Two-base lilt * Mora n (2Jr, Wheat Corrlden Leo. Davis. McLaughlin Sacrifice hit* Stuart, Thompson (*2)T la*«. Horan, Me Larry. Nel son I.#*ft on bnas*. I >*s Molnss. ft; Tulsa, 8 Hulk Jons* Struck out Hy Clark. 2. by •'rum. 1: by Lynch, ft. ms*'** on bulls off Clark. 1 off Lynch. 3 Passed bull Wheat, Earned runs: and hit* Off Lynch, ft und 13 In 4 inning* fnnns out In eighth): off Miller 3 and 3 In no in ning*. (pitched to only throe batters), off .lone* none end none In 1 inning: off Clark 5 and 12 In 7 inning*, off « ruin I und 3 In 1 3 Inning <.ff sherrusn. 0 and 0 In 2 3 inning Charge defoal to miller Credit victory to Crum Double plays; Corrlden to Wheat to Kn*nlg Umpires: McOrew and Anderson Time. 2:10. Cherry Tree Wins Knqiiirer fluinlira|) at Latonia J.ntonla, Ky., June 1fl.—Cherry Tree, S-yenr-olrt Broomiitlek Oria* roll. running In thn mlnra of Mono* Ooldblatt, won the Bnqulrcr hnndl rnp. $6,000 added, the fnnliire event of today'* rnrd Thn limn Min 1 62 3 6 for n dlfttftnrft of 1 116 mile, Kalr Phantom Wfta second, while Prime K. ram* In third i'h*rry Tree paid $31 70 straight, $11.10 place and $7.10 ahuw. Swimming Tips By MISS IRENE BROOKER. ((iiptnln o/ rnlversltv of Iowa women’* •trimming tram la»t »eme*ler and Kru* park swimming Instructor.) (Editor’s Note—This is the first of » series of six articles on swimming written by Miss Brooker exclusively for The Omaha Bee. Subsequent articles will M published in The Evening Bee. Miss Brooker. an Omaha woman, is one of the most versatile women athletes in the University of Iowa, being captain of the swimming team, captain of the girls bas ket ball team and a member of the field and baseball teams.) The benefits and advantages of aquatics are so well known and so generally admitted that for the most of them, a mere enumeration will be sufficient. Water sports develop grace, good posture, lung capacity and furnish the best allround exercise yet dis covered for both sex from 8 to SO. They improve digestion, toughen the body against colds and supply healthy exertion from the most lightest to the most vigorous: all with little dan ger of over strain or injury. The most vigorous efforts in water are attended by less rise in blood pressure, pulse rate and temperature than In any corresponding exertion on land. Many of these benefits men tioned come with mere vigorous play ins in the water, but the full joy of liable watermanship, the thrill of the artist, comes onlj^ to those who have perfected their strokes by hard work. Beginners beware of bad habits. They form almost over night and stick like leeches. In swimming as in othjer arts, the secret of progress is first isolation of the difficulty and second, concentration upon Its re moval. For example the novice will make slow headway in correcting his kick while his attention is distracted by arm motion, underwater breathing and etc. Any element that presents difficulty should be practiced alone until the correct form has become automatic. This will be sooner ac complished if the opposite tendency is at first exaggerated. Constantly remind yourself that ac curacy must precede speed or fail ure will probably result. This rule ap plies for any performance of skill from violin playing and typewriting to football, and swimming is empha tically no exception. \ ' ' fared an Injury last Sunday whan ha was hit in the head by a pitched ball. K« tr of a fractured skull parsed last wrcek and Johnny is now on the wray to re covery. _ Omaha Bee Race Chart DAILY PEERLESS RACING CHART. (Compiled by George W. Schilling) . Presiding Judge, Msrtin L. Nathenson. Starter, A. McKnlgbt. OMAHA, NEB., Saturday, June 16. Thirteenth day. Summer'meeting. WEATHER, CLEAR. TRACK GOOD. ii/>i_FIRST RACE—Five and one-half furlongs. Purse $500. Net value to winner, $400. second, $70; third,_$30^ Thrre-year-olds and_up._ Index Horse and Owner Wt. Bt. k i iI Btr. Kin. Jockey Ode.-St s 4121 Bond # <J. 8. Farm) 115 £ 414 1 Hindoostan 7 (Murphy )115 2 4149 Innovation 10 (Spicer B.1119 5 4087 Rosa May Brown 6 (S'dt)llO 4 4142 lforinga 4 (Texas 8ta.)*105 1 4120 Victor A. 5 (S. D. S.) *110 6 4136 Mac Seth 3 (F. Bright) *99 7 pi 13 1* K. Barnea 2 00-1 2h 2*J 2-| 23i MeCorkl* 17.90-1 4* S‘» 3l 3 i Spicer 15.30-1 5h 43 4h 4 i Scoville 18.30-1 3| 5J 4h 5h Sutton 1.40-1 fij# fits fii* 3»» Greenwood 14.20-1 7 7 7 7 Rodriquer 8.20-1 At post one-fourth minute: off 267: time :24. :«» z-a. i.vz mutuel. paid Bond *6.00 to win. I*.«0 place. 16.20 .how Hmdoo.tan *!040 place, $6.00 .how; Innovation *5.60 .how Start Rood al but MacRetlv Won easily. Second and third driving. Winner ch. *.. 9. by Kthelbert-Hopdora. Trainer B A. Jones. Scratches Melody Man, Much Oblige, Paul Connelly, hern '^Bond sprinted to the front with rapid .tride, and .etting a good pace easily held Hindoostan safe thiough the final furlong Hindoostan loomed «p menacingly when an eighth out but faltered when called on. Innovation raced in improved form. Rosa May Brown raced fairly we!!. Honnga wa. sharply .hut off passing the half. Mac Seth wa. practically left at the post. i.rjo_SECOND RACE—Five and one-half furlonfa. Purge *500. Net value to winner. *400; aecond, *70| third. *30. Three-year-old. and up. ■KdH-Horae and Owner Wt. St. j i |~8trrFinTjochey 0d«~ SC 4138 Ray Atkin 6 (M CuanlMlO « ‘4135 I,adie Rroadwater 8 fS'tlllO 2 4142 Mia* F.mma G 4 (Durkee)llO 3 4161 Martin Thorpe fi (Rer« l 115 5 # - Huntreaa 12 (J. I.aawelllllO 4133 Our trader 14 (N. Tiller) 115 4 4 148 Floxcy Joe 4 tS. Scott) 115 7 7 6" 4’1 1" Horn 1.40-1 U 2| U 2-’J McCorkla 17.80-1 2'J 2’ 2 *>| Bo(ronow»kl 2.50-1 2’’ l*1 8‘ 4’ R. Cartrr 15.80-1 r,* 64 5| 8* Comrr 12.60-1 45 44 6* 6* Ma»kred 4.50-1 6} 7 7 7 Bayrr *8.40-1 At poat one-half minute: off 3:08. lime :.3 ' .. ' ' , fro* mutuela paid Kay *l.«0 to w,n. M.60 ptaco. 12.60 .how; Caddie *9 20 place. I*.2« ghow; Emma $2 80 show. Start food. Won driving. Second and third same Winner br. g.. 0. Jack Atkin. !.ady Robbine*. Scratche. Rafferty. Be«.ie Mack II. T)r Blues. Plantoon and Tarnbian. , 4 Ray Atkin slow trr begin gained steadily while rounding the »**t turn and finiahink with a great rush got up to win in the final stride I.addte Broad water show the most early speed, then lost ground when she came w-de entering the atretch but made a turn fini.b. Mi.. Emma G. waa pocketed to the •tretch where .he came fa.t. Martin Thorpe .bowed good .peed but tired badly in the last quarter. .. r»q THIRD RACE—Fiv. and one-hall lurlonft. Pur»« »900. Net value 4IDO to winn.ri *400; second, *70; third. *30. Threo-year-old. and up. "!Sd« Hon* end Owner W! St. t > 8 3tr. rin. Jockey Oai. Bt. 4119 Mistake 7 ( WO' Brian > Ml# 8 4133 Flossie F. 11 <8co. Sta.)M09 3 4121 Roseoe Goose 11 IM.Ir.lM10 1 4133 Don Jose * (M. Grovesl *110 8 4134 Daisy N. 8 (A. Wrighti 11# 4 4119 Maud Kennedy 8 (JoneslMOS 2 4138 F.lmer W. 3 iMeGregor) 1#9 8 4134 Funny Joe 8 (J.Weeks) 118 7 • 7* 4f a* 1"’ Wat roue 9 88-! 2h 2‘ 14 2*4 Zander 2.90-1 t* 1( 2> at Cantrell 2.70-1 a a S" 4 * Horn 2 00-1 4» *» 4<i o* Hart aa 40-1 S» fti. «j «>| O’Donnell 12.00-1 «< 71 7te 710 Verlry 28.40-1 Jt *8 8 8 Maekred a ISO-1 - a I Ad 4 1 • *» At p«*t thrci* annul#*; off 8:40. lime *'0• ’ • * J ' mutual, paid Mi.take $21 SO to win. 1*60 place, $4 05 .how: Hoa.lr 14.06 plate. $100 show. Roseoe $3.20 show. Start good for all hut Joae, Won driving Second and third same Wlinner ch. g. ", by Lncle Setheraole. Trainer W. O'Brien. Overweight. Blmcr 1. Scratches Kimberly. I’nnr. Berrlll. Lucky Hugh Mistake moved up fast, turning for ht me and ameinp ground on the rail he made a game and fast finish and wore Flossie F. down to win in the laat stride Flossie F.. after racing Roteoe Goose into defeat, raced to the front midway In the stretch but could not quite withstand the winner1, ru.lr Ro-eoe Goo-r opened up a gap early hu readily gave way to the firet two when chal lenged. Don Jose ran a winning race from a poor beginning. . s/vs— FOURTH RACE—Five and one-half furlongs. Puraa $500 nat valua to winner, $400; second. $70; third, $30. Threo year-old. and up "Jn.t«~~ Horn- »n.| W. S'._1_i | S'r. HffO*._M* r4092»Honest George 7 *10* * 4092 Sitter Sutie 10, (H. Neal)#109 h (4116)014 Sinner 6 <J. S. F.) 114 4 4137 Bill Blackwell 6 (Grove* U!1 6 4097 Corneutter 9 (M.Irwin) *106 1 4013 Florence Dren 4 <M'C’1)104 2 41 1 ft Raiah 5 (E MuCuan) *114 7 ft * | 4 i 1» l11 Sutton z .0-1 3h 84 24 22| Zander 8.40-1 5* 0*J S' B8k E Barn#* 8.76-1 tf 51 4* 44 McCrann 10.20-1 1* l| O' Central! 4.60-1 2k 2" 8h 04 Boftonowakl 9.20-1 7 7 7 7 Horn 10.40-1 At p...t two minute.; off 4:10, Jim. ;2S *•». ***• ** p»M Honest *7.40 In win: *4.40 piece. 43 00 show; Sister *4 00 plere.12 «0 • how Old $2 80 show. Start good Won handily. Second »nd third driving Winner h. g., 7, by Kenilworth-Mitten. Trainer W. Stma. Scratches Noon ^°UrHone'sT* George raced within atrllcing distance of the leader* until entering the. stretch where he raced Into a clear lead and keeping it won with epeed In re wr, e Sister Susie made a game finish and ran to har best form. Old Bin der rame around the others turning for home then finished fast. Hill Illack well did his best. Computer and Florence Dean stopped. oar FIFTH RACE—Chamber of Commerce Handicap. On# mlla. Pur.a *1.000. Nat valua to winner, *800; eecond, *125; third, *75. All ages. 'Index ' Horse end Own.-r Wt. Stj 1 4 i ' I ' '• - vOd.. St. i I I 87 12nd Thought. 4 (J.8.F.I1*# li >*l 1* U 14144) Dogius 4 (Pueblo Ste.) 10B t) 4- 4* 4 J »> li Horn 1140 (41041 Runsaf 5 (M Shield.) 102 4 $*( I 8‘ 2* 3* nogonow.kl 24 JO 141241 Ahadane * IM. C. Irwin) UO 5 71 8>J 5* 4' 4 Marlines xl 4143 Delante 3 III. McClain! 105 8 8* 8' 8" 5> B( Zander * *••> 4144 Reap IM. C. n Irwini 00 I 2 (2 2J 8» an rail * 4075 Jnbh S. Reardon 5 (Nos.>111* 9 5* B» 8( 7* 7* Met rann 8*0 4144 Glen Well 8 I Le* SU.1 98 7 «■ .* *• 8* Anderson 47.90 - l.eap Frog 7 (R. Giffint 100 I 9 9 9 9 9 MeCorkle At post one and one-half minutes. Off 4 18 Time 24 »-«. 4« *-». 1:1 4 2-5. 1:40 1-5. |2 mutuela paid Thoughts $11.20 to win, *5.40 place, 94.00 show; Dorlus $14.20 place. $8 80 show: Runsaf $7.40 show Start good. Won driving Srcond and third driving. Winner eh. f.. 4, hy Ultimas-Lydia II. Trainer II. A. Jones. Ovsrweighta Reop 8. Leap 5 Scrgtrhes I-orena Mar cella. Wild Heather. Catherine Marmne. AIMfn. <leorgett». Ten Muttons. Second Thoughts raced -to Ihc front at oner and setting a fast pace stood a hard and long stretch drive end held her opposition eaf* through the final eighth. Duriua was a former contender from the start and finishing stoutly outstayed Runsaf I,alter loomed up menacingly whan in eighth out hut f»l •ered when seemingly ths winner. Ahsdsne was Interfered with while trying to come through on the rail passing ths three-eights pole. Delante mads up ground. Reap tired. John S. Reardon ran well for a half then stopped suddenly as If short. SIXTH RACE—One mile end 70 yarde. Puree *«IOO. Net value to 4XOO w|nn,r $480; eecond, »8S; third, »3S. Three yeor-olds and up. Indeg Horse atuj Owner " Wt, St. _| » 4 Sir Fin jockey Ods. St's ‘4139 Welter Dent H iM. Ir.» *108 2 fh'21 2' I1' l* Cantrrll « 2»-l 4118 nominator I (L. Tryon)*108 3 33 8( 3" 2J 2*1 Watrous 2 20-1 3829 mark Hetty t tSun Ht.)10* I I * *« 4* «* Vetioldt 1140 ( 40921 Whippet 5 (McGregor I 113 8 I' 1 *• 1" 1* 4* Varley (41391 May rose 8 IK. MCunnl * 103 5 5* 5'" 8** »’* Horn .i0"'1 4111 Prologue 4 III. New 11 113 4 8 8 8 8 8 Anderson 8 4 40 1 4137 Cn-ry 4 (0. K if town I *108 Withdrawn StlJ^on 5.40-1 At po4t five minutes Off 5:15. Time :25 1-8. 19 2-5. 1 IB 3-5 1 I.' 3-5. I 47 2-5. $2 mutuela paid Dant 4 14.40 to win. $5 00 place. 4100 show; nominator 1180 place. $3 40 show; Petty 18 00 ahow Start good. Won driving. Second and third same. Winner rh g . 8, hy Ifarrlfan-Willie T. Scratches Swagger .Nehraaka Lad. Walter Dant rared In closest pursuit of Whlrpet to the far turn where he forged lo the front and standing a hard drive hkrsly laated to win. nomi nator Hoard wilha rush after saving much ground turning for h-one and was rapidly overhauling the winner at the end. Itlark lleouty was prominent to the last sixteenth, where she tlyed Whiprst showed the mngt early epced hut failed to Slav the route C««ey threw his rltler. Jumped the fence and was ordered withdrawn hy tha Judges. itori SEVENTH RACE- One mile and l-IOth Purge **nn Net value tX'M 1o winner, $400; second. *70; third, *80. Three year-olds and up. Index llorse and Owner Wt, St. (if Ste. Fin. Jockey Ods. Rt'a 4125 Missouri iloy 5 (Mfeitl *108 i I'4 l'( t I 1* Zander Biot (4125) C/.nrdom 7 (Pi Buttonl *115 3 2”* 2* *si 2* 2* Hutton I 50 t 4118 Itegresn 9 iM C. Irwtnl *|09 I 4j 5*‘ 5 ' .1 ( Cantrell 4 10 I 4139 Hummer High 7 (M'CnlMl* 4 3 ) 3* 31 4' 4' Horn 3 .0 I 4145 K ar.sn II l Indlenolt H)*|09 5 5' 5"1 4* 3' »'• Walrous : 70 I 1119 Wnylmrk 7 III llergl 198 8 8 8 8 8 8 D Carler 32.80 I At post or.e half minute. Off 8:47 Time :24 1-8, :48 4-5, 1-18. 1:4 2 2-5, | on 12 mutuals paid Missouri $ 1 4 20 to win, $4 80 place. $3 00 ahow; t ear lorn $2 80 place, $2 80 ahow Regress $3 00 show Start good Won easily fecund and third driving Winner rh g . 8 by llarrigan Shrewd trainer It McConnell. Overweights Wayhack 8. Brratrhei Dnraas, Martin Casey, Bam McMcrkln. Mttsourl Roy had the speed of hts opposition and setting a good pae« •aslly won all the way Cxardom was hard rlddsn ffnm the start and made t game hut futile flnlgh. Regress thawed an improved effort. Rummer Sigh ved no mishaps. --C--^ T hirty-Five- Y ear Old Tennis Player Wins Court Title Paris, June \6.—M. Blanchy, a 33-year-old player from Bordeaux, won the lennis championship of Prance today, .defeating Max de < ugis, who since 1903 has won the championship nine times. The score was 1-6, 6-2, 6-0, 6-2. Suzanne Lenglen, paired with Mile. Ylaaeo of Greece, took the women's doubles championship, defeating Mile. Coustailarn* and Mme. Speranza-Yyns, 6-2, 6-0. Yanks Capture Last Off Browns by 9 to 1 Score New York. June 16.—The New York Americans made it three out of four from St. Louis, winning the last game of the sc ries by a score of 9 to 4 today. The Yankees knocked both Bayne and Bright out of the box, Meusel leading the New York attack with a home run, double and single. Ruth scored his 15th run of the sea son, being the first player in either league to do it. Gerber hit Shawkey for a home run and three singles in four times up. 8T. LOUIS. | NEW YORK, AH H O A AB.H O.A. Tobin, rf 4 2 1 ", Witt, cf 3 2 7 0 Fob ter, 3b 3 0 2 3 Dugan. 3b 6 1 0 1 Jason, cf 4 1 2 " Ruth, rf 4 3 10 WI1U&'a. If 4 1 1 0 Pipp, lb 4 1 A 0 M’M'us, 2b 4 1 2 3 Meusel, If 4 2 U 1 Gerber, s* 4 4 0 2i H'ricks. If 0 0 0 0 Schl'er. lb 3 0 9 1 Ward. 2b 4 0 3 3 Hilling*, c 3 " »; 1 Scott, as 4 10 3 Bayne, p 1 0 0 ijHofnn. c 2 1 A 1 Wright, plOl J Shawkey. p 2 1 0 1 xRobert'n 0 0 o 0, - Kolp. p 0 0 0 0] Totals 24 12 27 10 xSevereld 1 1 0 0| x Esse 11 0 0 0 0j x Durst 1 0 0 0| Totals 23 10 24 12, ^Batted for Wright In eighth. xBatted for Billings in ninth. xRan for Severeid In ninth. xBatted tor Kolp in ninth 8t Loul* .000 002 011—4 New York .014 103 OOx —9 Summary—Runs; Tobin. Jacobson, Ger ber. Robertson Witt Dugan. Ruth (2), Pipp. Meusel (2), Hofmann, Shawkey Er rors Me Manus. Meuse), Hofmann. Two hits: Meusel. Ruth. Hofmann. Three base hit: Williams. Horn" runs Jacobson. Gerber. Stolen base: Witt. Sacrifice hits; Shawkey, Foster. Double plays Ballings to Foster. Scott to Ward to Pipp; Foster to McManus to Schliebner; Shawkey to Ward •<» Pipp. Left on bases: New York. 4. St. Louis. 4 Bases on balls Off Shawkey. 2, off Bayne. 1. off Kolp. 1 Struck out By Shawkey. 7; t.y Bayne, 2; by Wright, 1; by Kolp. 2. Hits: Off Bayne, i In 1 In ning*, off Wright, i In 4 Inning*, off Kolp. 0 In 1 inning Wild pitch. Wright. Pasaed ball: Billing* Losing pitcher; Bayne. Umpires: Moriarity and Hllde biand. Time. 1:44. Whit* hoi Win, Wuhlncton. Jun« 16.—Chic»*o took «d vstuag. of Hoilingiworth'a wildnoaa to day and defeated Washington. 4 to I. Manager Push of the Nationals waa otn »ahed from the field by Umpire Nallln for proteat mg a decision CHICAGO. ; WASHINGTON. AB HOA f AH H.O A. Hooper, rf i 14 " Rice rf 4 111 M'l'Tn. «■ R 1 <» - P k p g.se 4 116 Collins. 2b 2 1 5 2. GoaUn. If J 0 I 0 Mostll. cf 2 0 4 6 Judge, lb 4 2 6 2 aSh-ely. lb & 4 6 0, Bluege. Sb 4 2 2 2 Falk, if 3 0 2'- Kvani, f 1126 K a mm. 3b 6 0 0 3 Harris. 2b 4 14 1 Schalk, c 3 0 6 1 Rue!, c 2 0 3 1 Fal»er. p 2 2 0 1 H 1 »w h. p 2 0 6 6 -; Russell, p 6 6 0 2 Totals 12 11 27 f -; 7- — Totals 30 I 24 > a Faber out. hit by batted ball. Score by inning* Chicago ..106 106 666—4 Washington .161 666 166—1 Summary—Runs Hooper. McClellan, Collins. .Srhalk. Hire. Errors /V*e«-ktn Saugh, Bluege Two-base bit :/ Hooper. tolen bases; Peckinpaugh. Hooper. Mc Clellan. Sacrifice hits: Moetll, Evans. Faber, Collins. Ruel. Russell, Falk Double plays: Bluege to Harris to Judge, Kamm to Collins to bheeiy, Ki< e to Pe«K tnpaugh !.• ft »>n bases Chicago. 12; Washington. f> Bah* on balls: Off Hol lingsworth. 7. off Faber. 2 Struck out: By Faber. 4. hv Hollingsworth. 2 Hits nft Hollingsworth * In l> IS innings, off BumcII. 3 In 1 2-1 Inning*. Passed ball: p.uel 1,0*1 n g pitcher Hollingsworth Umpires; Owens and Nallln. Time, 2.12. A's wl»nt Out Philadelphia. June 14.—Cleveland took th» odd game of the series from the Ath letlcs today when Uuy Morton shut out the Mackmen with three scratch hlta, winning hi* g*me. * to 0 Jt wa* th« flrat time this aeason that the Athletic* had been *hut out and a* a result of ths victory Cleveland Is only three points behind the Mackmen win are in aecond place and now four games behind the Yankee®* Score. CLEVELAND 1 PHILADELPHIA AB H 1 > A ABH.O.A Ja’teaon.lf 4 1 3 « M’hews.cf i <» 4 J W’bagS.Ib R 2 3 7 Hal*1.3b 4 16 1 Speaker,cf R 2 6 n; Perkins.e 4 o 2 n Myatt.c s 2 R ft; iMcOs'tn 6 6 6 6 Summa.rf 4 116 Hauesr.lb 4 1*0 Sewell.ss 4 2 1 Ri Miller.If 4*40 Luttke.fb 4 2 6 3 Welch.rf 16 6 6 Ouisto.lh 4 1 14 1 Uairay.se * " * * Morton.p 4 1 1 1 Dykes tb 1 6 S 2 -—-—! Rommel.p 1 6 6 3 Totals 46 il 17 17: alleima. h 1 1 • J Ogden, p 6 6 6 6 Totals 21 *27 10 tBatled for Rommel lb eighth. tKan for Perkins in ninth Cleveland .606 1*0 211 — 4 Philadelphia .666 600 <Mi0—0 Summary—Buns Jamieson. N* «m hsgna-a 1 2). Speaker Cl). Myatt. 8umma. Oulato Error Hal* Two-baa# hits; I.utske 12) Jamle»*>n WainbegnaHS. Speaker C3-. Sewell Uulato Stolen l««»: Huus-r. Sacrifice hits Rommell. Summa Double play* Rommsl to Galloway to Hauler, da I Iowa y to Hauaar. Sewell to Wambsgnaa* to Guleto. Left pn bates; Cleveland, »; Philadelphia. S Rnsc on ball* Off Morton. »; off Horn iTiell 3 Struck out: By Morton. 4, Hit*: off Rommell. IS In I Inninne; off Ogden. 2 in 1 Inning Wild pitch; Morton Balk; Morton Losing pitcher; Rommell l m plres Holmes and Evans Tims; Khmke Holds Tigers. Boston. June 16 —Ehmka held Detroit ♦ o five hit* today and Boston won. * to I before a cfowd of Ik.660. Including guests from the veterans of the foreign wars from this state. Boston fell on IM let to and NS. Collins in the fourth f«*r six hits and woven run* In the seventh J..e Harris hit * horns run over the left center field fence. _ DETROIT BOSTON AB H.O A AH H.O 4 Haney, lb 3 1 6 l Mite l, ss R 2 I 1 Cut'w. 2b 3 6 2 4 Dev’r c 4 0 4 1 Dim lb 4 0*'; Belch*, of 4 l 1 6 Cobb, . f 4 11 0 Shu's, If 3 f 4 6 Ma h. If 4 1 1 »« liar’s, lb 4*16 Hell n. rf I I 3 0 Flag'd. rf 4 1 S 1 Blgney. *s 4 6 4 5 Ft'r. 2b *034 Base r c 1 l I 6 M M n 3h 3 1 * I Pile's, p 6 o 1 1 Khmke. p 4 2 6 I W C*S. p 6 6 6 1' \ Munion 1 0 0 6 Totals *4 II 27 11 Cole, p 0 6 6 1| NVelis p 0 6 6 1 Tottli Tf T 14 7i! alls tied for NS. Collin* in Mh Detroit . non I on 666 l Boston 666 166 11m—» Summary Run* Cobb Mitchell, ft i* hli*. Hhank* Harris (2), Flsgriesd. M* Mnlaw i2> Khmke Krtorat Klgnex, Fiagsirad Two base hit*: Cobb. Manush. Flsaslead. Shanks. Mitchell Home run Harris Stolen base Mitchell Sacrifice hits: Uutahaw. Plllette Feweter. Double plav Khmke fo Mlt< hell to Harris I.eft on base* Detroit, fi. Boston. R. Base* on balls (iff Plllette J; off W Collins. I , off Khmke. 4 Struck out Hv Pll lette. 1. by W Collins. 1: hv Khmke 4 Hi'» 'iff Pi|latte. 4 m I Innlnge I none out In 4ib* off W. Collin* 4 m l in ning off Cole. I In 3 innings off Walls. 2 In I Inning. III! hv ififched ball B\ Khmke iCole) Wild pitch rtllett*. I \V t’ollins I Passed ball: Bassist Losing nitcher Plllette Umpires Dlhmen, Connolly and Ormsbv. Time 1 44 I9yrnctjuft, (>. C‘My, t. It»'-h»<*t«r. 17, Newark. I. I tuff.tin, I Kcftdlnir. ?. i aratito .1 Italia 4 « Champs Humbled to Fifth Defeat in Succession Record Establishes New Mark This Season—Made by Cincinnati Team. Cincinnati, O., June 16.—The Red's made a clean sweep of the four game series with the champion Giants by winning again today 9 to 1. It wraa the ninth straight victory for the Reds, breaking the league season’s record of eight straight held by the Giants. It was also the fifth straight defeat for New York. NEW YORK | CINCINNATI ABHOA. ABHOA.! Bcroft.aa 4 2 4 2 Burns,rf v 1 4 0 Groh.lb 3 10 0 Baubert.lb 3 2 5 0 Frinch.2b 4 1 2 3 Bohn*.2b 5 2 6 3 Meuscl.lf 4 0 4 6 Roush.< f 3 16 0 Young rf 4 12 1 Duncan.If 4 2 2ft Kelly 1 b 4 17^ Pln*ll».3b 4 2 2 2 I'Kham.if 4 0 3ft c*v*n*y,ms 2026 (Jowdy.c 2 1 t 2i Hargrave.c 3 10 0 Nehf.p 1 0 0 6 Benton.p 4 2 0 1 Wat son. p 1 0 0 1 - Jonnard.p o 0 1 ft Total! 32 13 27 12 xHhlnner! 1 1 0 ft Blume.p 0 0 0 0 xJackson 1000 Total* 33 8 24 » xBatted for Jonnard In seventh. xBatted for Blume m ninth Hcore by inning* New York .100 000 000—1 Cincinnati .WO 3*0 Oftx—9 Summary—Runa; Bancrof’ Burns (2), Daubert. Bohn* (2), R«u*h. Duncan. Plnelll. Hargrave. Error; Hargrave. Two-base hits Benton. Bancrof Thr^* base hits; Daubert. Rouch. Home run: Hargrave Sacrifice hits: Daubert. Roush. Caveney. Double plays Bohnt to Daubert; Bohne to Caveney. Deft on bases. New York. 8. Cincinnati . Bases . n ball*: Off Benton. 3; off Watgon. 2. '•ft Jonnard. 1; off Blume. 2 Hits; Off Nehf. 6 in 3 1-3 innings, oft Watson, * in 1 2-3 innings, off Jonnard, 0 in I inning; off Blume. 1 In 2 inning* Dosing pitcher; Nehf. empires: McCormick and Hart Time: 2 02. Unitr* Bent Phil*. Pittsburgh. Pa.. June 14—Pittsburgh was held to five hit# by Weinert today, but they were all timely The pirate# winning from Philadelphia. 4 to 1. Hcore: _ _ PH IDADE7DPH! A PITTSBURGH ABHOA, ABH.OA. Papp, 3b 4 111 M'viUe. *s 4 13 4 Walker, rf 4 2 3 o! Carey, cf 4 14ft Mokan. cf 4 0 2 6 Big bee. If 4 2 1 ft T'n*>. 2b 4 14 0 Barn't. rf 3 0 2 0 Park n m 4 ft 1 4 Tray r. 3b 2 ft 2 4 Dee. If 3 2 4ft <Jnrn*. lb 30110 Wilson, c 4 1 J ft Hawl g*. Jb 3 ft 2 1 Hoike. lb 3 ft 4 ft Gooch, c 3 0 2 0 xlleni'n, 1 0 0 fti Cooper, p 3 10 5 Weinert. p 3 10 1, — xSand. 1 0 0 o Totals 30 5 27 16 Totals 3i S 24 4 xBatted for Hoike Ir ninth xBatted for Weinert in ninth Philadelphia . 000 10ft 000 — 1 Pittsburgh .003 #ftl Mx — 4 Summary—Runs Tierney. Maranville. Carey, BJffbee. Cooper Error*—Henline, Tray nor Two-base hit T.*rney Three base hits: Carey. Bigbee. Stolen base Carey. Sacrifice Barnhart Double plays. Cooper to Maranville to Grimm. Deft oq base Philadelphia. I; Pittsburgh. 3. Base on ball*. Off Cooper. 1. Struck out By Weinert. 2; Cooper. 2 Balk; Weinert Umpire® Quigley and Pfirman Time. 1:20. C hicago K\mi« Hfriot. Chicago, June 16 —Chl-ago evened the four-game eeries with Brooklyn today by taking the final game, 7 to J Jack Four liter drove in all the visitor* runs, the first with a single and the other two with hla homer >Vore. BROOK LYN 1 CHICAGO. abhoa! abhow No is. cf 5 0 2ft St at x cf 5140 J'ston. sa I 1 1 5‘ Holl er, as 4 1 2 2 Wheat. If 5 1 1 0 f) ih«m. 2b 1 2 2 2 V) nier, lb 4 314 0 O’Fnr’Il. c 2 ft 4 1 TOr'th rf 4 1 1 « Frlbeig 3b 3 1 1 1 Taylor. r 4 0 4 . Miller. If J ft 1 ft M V* n Sb 2 0 ft I1 He cot#. rf 4 2 5 0 Ol*on 2b 4 1 1 4 Elliott. It* 2 0 7 0 Grimes, p 2 0 ft ? Kaufnn. r 4 © 0 4 x Deberry I I » A - Pick* n. p 0 n 0 o Total* 21 7 27 1« xBailey 0 6 o ft Total* 26 6 24 14 x Batted for Grimes in seventh xBatted for Dirkerman in ninth & ore by innings Brooklyn .#ftl 00# fttA— 2 Chicago 410 011 Aftx — 7 Summary—Huns Wheat (2), Fournier. Stats, Grantham (2). O’Farrell Frtberg. Miller. H*»athcote. Error*. Net*. Johnston. Taylor (2) Olson. Grimes. Grantham (2 3 Two baa* hits Grantham (21. Heathcote, Wheat, Hollocher Home run Fournier Stolen bases Heathcote. Grantham Sacri fice hit Hollocher: Double play O Farrell to Hollocher Left on baser Brooklyn. •. Chi-ago. 9 Bases on balls Off Grimes. 6. off Kaufmann. I, off Dirkerman. 1 Struck out By K.tufrr.ann 4 by Grimes 2. by Pit-kerman. 1 Hit* Off Grimes. 4 In 4 innings, off Dirkerman. 1 In 2 in nings Hit by pitched ball: By Grimes (El liott > Pa seed ball Taylor Losing pitcher: Grimes. Umpire* Klem and WIIioq, Time i 41. Card* to Fourth Place St Lout* Mo. June 16—St. 1-ou‘a moved Into fourth place and made it lhr“»» out of four by defeating Boston today. 4 to 5. in 12 inning* South worth hit a slow ball into the right field stands for a home run in the 6»h BOSTON ST. LOUIS AH H O A AH H O A Nixon. If 6 I 3 I T * h. If 6 1 4 * Po II. cf 5 2 4ft Flack rf 6 : i a Sou th, rf I 2 A 0 Topro r 2b 6 I 2 • M l *. 1b 5 117 1 Hot v. ih 5 2 1$ « Hoe*!. Sb 2 ft 0 4 Stock. >b * 4 I J F. s h. c 6 * 2 1 Myers, cf 5 2 11 R S h. as *. 1 1 < M C y, <• 4 14 1 Kopf. re 1 ft ft f Cle'e c 1 A ft II (’onion. Jb ? ft S 2 l.avan. st 4 1 2 6 Ford. 2b I ft 1 1 Doak. p 2 1 ft 1 Gen* h. p 3 ft 1 1 Harfoot. p 1 ft ft ft Barn's p l ft ft ft xMann ft • A o x Hag'll 1 »> ft 01 xPver 1 ft ft ft xGtbson 1 1 ft ft - xF. tlx infts Total* 41 17 16 26 Tot sis T4 12 34 HI xHatted for R. Smith In *th. \ Hatted for CoitWl in fth xPatted for Genewtch in *th tons out when winning run scored. xRan for McCurdv in 4*h 1 Hatted for Doak in Ith • Scora by innings: Boston 601 #01 A02 10A—I St Louis .. _ . 331 MA AftO 1A|—4 Summsrv—-Run* SoutbWoHh. T. Smith I.Mvan Two*base hit*. Lavan Toporcer. Bottomlev (6). Lavan Errors Boeckel T.avan Two base hits Lavan. Toprocer, Hot torn lev H- me runs Southworth. F. Smith Stolen base Rottomlev SacH {Ice hita Lavan. Mclnnia. Double plavs; AVnn to Toporcer to Bottomley Boeckel to R Smith to Mclnnia. R Smith to Teuton to Mclnnia, Tonorcer to Lavan to Hot tom lev <1>. Left on bases Boston. 10. St Louis. 1ft Bases on ball* Off Doak. 4 off Barfoot. I off Barnes 1 Struck out Bv Genet* Ich 3; bv Doak. 3 Hits. Off Gentwlrh 11 In • Inning* off Doak ift In t inning* off Barnes 4 in 2 11 Innitic* off Barf©ot. 2 In 1 inning* Hit bv pitched ball Bv Doak (Tonlon' Win n ng pitcher Barfoot loosing pitcher Barne* t’mnlre* Moran and O’Day Time: 11* CVRnurKe Offers In Stape Oeinpsey*Gil*hnni Go in N.-Y. Now York. June Hi —Tom O'Rdurkf, matchmaker of the Polo Orounda Ath let 10 club, today wired Jack I\earna, trHunger of Jack Pempeey, offering to atake the heavyweight title match Ivetwoen Dempeey and Tommy Gib bona here on July 2. In the c\ent that Shelby, Mont, promoter a are unable to go through with the rtbnt on July 4 When Buying a Bicycle It Pay* to Buy th* B**t RANGER BICYCLES Will Out La*t All Othar. Th* only hicycl* mad* with a S-yaar guarani**. Nebr. Motorcycle ft Bicycle Co Factory Distributor* AT 29K7 I SI 2 Howard St. Opp. Ca* Offic* Dick grotte, weii known Omaha base ball fan, is slated to succeed the late J. C. Miles as president of the Ne braska Stated Baseball league. Grotte helped form the first state league and he knows the workings of the Nebraska loop from the well-known A to Z. BASEBALL RESULTS and STANDINGS/ W ESTERN LEAGUE. BtsidlMR. W. L Pet. W. L Wtrhita . 31 £0 .4#* .415 .516 Tula*. .35 21 601 610 .ill Oklahoma City ..21 21 5*0 666 .5*1 Omaha M 3« .55* JM4 .545 lie* Moines. 25 30 4 .5 464 4 16 St Joseph . 25 30 .465 464 446 Sioux City . 21 10 .41 1 .423 .404 Denver 14 56 331 .245 327 YesterdftC* Results. Omaha, ft Wichita. 1. Tulsa. I. I>es Mo nit. T St Joseph 2. Sioux City. 1. Denver 'Oklahoma City, rain STATE LEAGLE. Standings. W L Pc» v W L. Pet. Lincoln 26 14 650 Od Inland 2121.477 Fairbury 24 16 400 Beatrlca 17 £3 425 Norfolk IS 17 .514; Hastings 12 25 2-4 Yr«t-rrda?‘s Result*. Fairbury. 4, Hastings 0. Norfolk. 5. Beatrice, l Grand Island. 10. Lincoln. 4. NATIONAL league. Standings. W L Pet W L Pet. 1 New Tork 24 11 «45 Brooklyn 2* 24 6i> Pittsb gh Mil • Incinnstl 21 22 Ml Boston 31 17 .127 • » 21 24 14 17 .275 VcMerd»t\ Results. St Ixiuis. 6 Boston. 5 Pittsburgh. 4: Philadelphia, 1. • 'hiesao. 7 Brooklyn. 5 Cincinnati. I. New York, 1. AMERICAN LEAGLE. N Y 34 II .64: W L Pet Phiia £1 22 Hi* Sr Louis 22 2s 461 Clave 3* 21 566 Wash 22 21 421 ‘Viand 10 23 S«« Poston 2* £« 415 Detroit 25 2* 472'Clr ago 20 21 .417 Ye«terda>'* New York, I. St. Ix*uis. 4 I’levalsnd. I. Philadelphia. •. •‘hlcago, 4 Washing, on. 2 Boston. 1: Detroit. 1 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION, standing-. W. L IVt \V L Pet. Kan C*Uy 13 11 7SP Toledo 22 Jo 423 8! Paul 34 II .414 Milwaukee 2* 3*.4*0 Columbus 24 21 .352 Minn* p i a 11 21 404 LouUvllI# 2$ 23 300 2nd napelts 13 22 329 YeatrrdaC* Result*. Minneapolis. 1. Kansas City. 1. fit Paul ll; .Milwaukee, « Celumbua. 4. Indianapolis. 0. Toledo. 2 Ix»ulsvllle. 0 TEXAS 1 I.AGl F. Beaumont. 7. X'alias. 4 Galveston. 4. port Worth. 1. Houston. 4 Shreveport, 7 San Antonio. 3 Wichita Fall*. 5. * COAST LEACH E. Seattle. ?. Oakland • Man Franc iaco. 7, Sacramento. 4 Portland 11: Varnon. 7 Los Angeles-Sat! L*ks City. ra;n. MM T9ILRN \"M)( I \TION. I.ittle Hock. *: Atlanta 4 Llttla k h • Atlanta 9 12d r* -• 4 inning* Memphi- 4 Birmingham 2. C ha'tarooga. 1. Mobil*. 4 Na*h.:ll*. 0. New urieana, 8 (seven in nines ra n t INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE. Syracuse. P Jersey City. I. Rochester. 17. Newark 4 Buffalo. 1 . Reading 7 Toronto, 4. Baltimore. 4 tflrat game > Toronto 1; Baltimore. 3 (second game) COLLEGE HASF.H ALL. University of Washington IP; Michi gan I Ohio b’A*e. 4 Western Stats Normal, t Tuft- ^ Htt'ard 7 Pennsylvania, IS; Lafayette. 3. I m ■ ———— y AMERICAN I KAlit F 4.. AW. R. H. Pet Heilman*. Detroit 44 171 St 73 417 4 ollina. ( hlraco 4’> 17* 14 47 SM Burnt. Boston U 144 14 41 974 Kuel. Maahtncton it It*7 41 79 .341 N ATION \l 1 RA€*t K. li. \H R It. Pei. Wheat. Brookt*» It 1ft 94 77 4«3 iTiinm. Pit t «l>nr 8 it 44 174 It 44 .344 Bottomlr* *1 I onU u til 9.9 7» 974 Mornahx. M. Louie 90 113 9« 41 .37: ('Inrlnnati M 144 91 At .371 W Wrrt RN l.KAf.t K 4.. \H. R. M. Pet Horan. I>e* M.*lnr« 44) 17« 97 44 km< IImuman. Tills* 53 1t>4 49 41 .349 I.tiffin Om.ihi* 94 0)4 II 74 .374 ll|ak«Hilr!i. Wichita M «t» M 41 .979 Owrn. Sioux t it* .31 |<M) R .37 .370 Frank McGrath, hurler on tha Notre Paine university baseball team. * much aouaht after playei iluntii th* last week Frank is an old timer 1n local amateur circles and man) of the teama like h m h uti UK for I hem durinc tha *ematnder of th** senm n 1 Bunched Hits ». Give Fairbury Shut Out Win Hastings Loses La'-t Game of Series When Harkens Pitches Steady Hall. Hasting*. Neb , June 16—Fairbury won the third game of the series he:e today from Hastings, 6 0. Bunched hits cinched the game early. Mee pil fered three bases on a walk in the ninth. Harkens was steady and never in trouble. Score: Score by inning*: Fairbury .230 R01—R HilHt.ng-H . (>((* - o 0mi—0 Summary—Rurm: Me** 4S). L<*^# Amer, Harkins Two-base hlta. Mee. Shaw. Stolen bases: Me** f3> Sacrifice hit: Bliss. DoaMt play*: Epley to R'haef*-r Jng to Eehtermey* r. Mee to Goodwin to Hudgens. Left on bases Fairbury, S; Hastings 3. Liases on bails: Off Koupal, 6: off Harkins, . Struck o-j». By Har kins 4, by Koupal. 4 Wild pitch: Koupal. Umpire: Walton. Time. i 4». I.ink* Arc Defeated Grand Island N*-o June 1C —Grand Island profited in the early inn.ns* by Sullivan'* walks and < inched the same in the eirkth by five hit* two walks and two error*. Hhup« kept h>* h;tg scattered The Links started a battjnr rally In the ninth with four straight hits but a double Play on Tanner1* liner to hhupe killed the spurt Bowman* hitting fea tured he getting two three-bagger* and •* double. Lincoln . 61R titit— 4 Grand Island 110 200 f kx—10 Summary—R’ir.* Pur i; . B* K’.r.keS. Conkajr, Tiion.p*- n (2». /iuor Ma *-r, McDonnell. OT<c*:iv < . y. 1, wrr -tn • W. Hhupe. Error* Glove land I - t . k ant. Dempf*'-v " -vo-u*- hits K - w. 4. * T*- mpwon Wets fRi w- ~ man. Thre-basc h t? Bowman <2*. Dye, Home run: Purdv. fholen Dye. Bondurant. Kinke. Conkey. Ti-mr >r;r. Buser. Metz Sacrifice h.t* Thompson. O'Reilly Double tii«>s: Bondurant to McCor to Cleveland: Buser *• Metz to Madsen; Sbu:% to Madser. Left ' n ras 1 Lincoln, b. Grand Island, b Base* on halls: ♦'•M Sullivan * Struck out By Shape. by Sullivan. 1. Umpire: Myers. Time 1:M. Norfolk Is H Inner. Norfolk. Neb. June 1R—Norfolk de fcated Beatrice here *hls afternoon by a score of & to 1 The Elkhorr..* §!ar*ed scoring on Beatrice errors and *herf shoved in an earn* d run and after that Kittenbeil was hit hard wh■ n hr- meant •cors Following is the |>o* a* ore; Beatrice .e«! #09 ***_; Norfolk..11# 2## «lx—i Summary—Runs Quinn Casey. Rouse. Reichle, Holloway, Parker Ersors cr^Leary. OGonrmr 43» Two-bate hits Rouse, Clark (2» Stolen base Quinn Sacrifice hit: Parker Left on baser. Norfolk. 7: Beatrice. 4 Ba-e* on bail* Off Kittenbe;! 1. .off Federie. 2 Struck r-ut. By Federie. » by Kiitenbetl. &. Um pire: Ferguson Time: 1 IS. 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