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Urban Shocker Turns Back World’s Champions in Quick Order and Wins, 11 tol *****'****••■■•• tMBBtaaaaaaaaB* aaaBMaaaaBaaaama Pinch Hitter Terry Starts Giant Rally That Defeats Chicago in First Game . 1___. _--- • £? Holds Yanks Hitless Until Sixth Inning o Browns Knock Hoyt Out of Box, Running in Five Runs in Fifth r Inning. KW TonK, May 14. — TIip New York Yankees suf ferrd their worst defeat of the sea son here today, losing to the Kt. Louis Browns, 11 to 1. Hoyt was knocked nut of tile liox In the fifth Inning when St. lands stored five runs. Plpgrftss, a youngster was hit hard in the sixth when five more runs were stored. Shocker held the Yanks hltlcss until Pipgrass singled in the sixth. At hat Shocker drew four liases on balls. The game was preceded by a parade aijd the raising of the. world's championship pennant, won by the Yankees last October. Judge Landis presided. Babe Iluth was presented with a, diploma for being selected the most valuable player in the American league. Score: ST LOUIS. I NEW TORK. AH H O A I AB H O A. Tobin, rf 4 1 2 1] Witt, el 5 13} R’son. Ik « > > 4 Dugan, 3h 4 S 2 1 Sister! 1b 6 3 •■llRmti. rf 2 1 ft 5 Warns..-If 4 4 1 0|Me'»el, If 4 n s ft M M's. 2b « 2 2 2 Pil>p, lb 4 19ft .T'blnn, cf 5 0 4 O:\tarii. 2b *11 S'reid, c 4 3 5 01 Scott, ss 4 0 3 4 G'rber, ss 6 0 2 J.Schsng, c 1 0 3 I SVkrr. U 10 121 Ho'aitn, c 3 0 4 1 --—•— Hoyt, p too.. Totals 3» 1( 2T 13|P'grass, p 2 10 2 aCombs 0 0 o 0 Totals 31 7 27 16 r-Battfit for Pipgrass in ninth. o, l.ouls .##1 0’i6 646—it nsw York ::::::::.oo» ooo 001-1 Summary—Runs: Tobin (1). Robertson, Bister (2). Williams (2), McManus (-). Shocker (2). PtPP Errors: McManus. Gerber. Dugan, hang Two-base hits. Staler (2), Ronertson, William*. I nree base hit: McManus. Stolen bases: Sister Williams. Sacrifice hit: Sevsreld. Double nlava: Tobin to Shocker; Robertson to McManus to Staler; Gerber to Ssler I-eH on liases: New Ynrk, 9; St. Loots. 9 Bases on balls: Off Hoyt. 2. off Plp aiaas 4; off Shocker. 4. Struck out. Bv Hoyt, 2; by Pipgrass. 1: by Shocker. .' Hits: Off Hoyt. 9 in 5 Innings; off Pingrass 7 tn 4 innings HU by pitched baVl. B.v rtpgraae. Tobin. Wild .pitch, ringras*. Losing pH c her . Hrvy t. L m p:res; Kvan* a,n<i Nallin. 1 ini* • L Robins Rally and Win. St Louis. May 14.—Brooklyn ttaged a n.nth inning rally today and defea ed ms' Cardinals in ths first game of the ,«r.s here. 4 tn 3 Tha defeat rim* after four straight victories for }**£ * er the Giants. Roger* Hornsby hit hi a fif»h home run of the season in th* first with none on base. Score BROOKLYN. ST. LOUIS. AB H O A ABf A' Loftu* cf 4 o ft « Smi]h i* J J J J John* il ss 4 1 1 3 Bladea If l | Wheat If 3 o ft 0 Hack rf 4 1*1 T-inier Ih 4 2 12 1 H rnshy * . 2 >4'..ikVT:h 4 1 ft 2 Hot ley lb 4 "l1 n J. .ffilh rf l - 1 " Mueller 4 0 3 0 J k b 2b 4 2 i 3, I' reigalt 3b J j 4 Tnyl.tr «■ 2 2 ft llCnoney as 3 • 4 4 >' J.L.* fei" c « it » o To.a.s 31 10 27 lb Sothoron P 1 • • • Doak p '* 0 J [J ■ Dyer 1 l ft 0 Totals 30 6 27 14 zBatted for Gonzales In eighth. Score by inninga; Brooklyn .. 5 at. Loula . 100 000 020—3 Summary—Kuna: Wheat. Fournier. Griffith, High, Blades, Hornsby, Dyer. Knor: Johnston. Two-baa* mta; t<»ur iner, Flack, Griffith. Home run* 11°™* h>. High. Stolen base: High. Sacrifice*. Sothoron. Grimes (2). Double jiiftye. Gt imes io Fournier. Hornaby u» < oouey in Hottotnley, Cooney to Hornsby, t ooney to Hottotnley. Deft on base*; Brooklyn, ft St. Louis. 3 Haaea «»n balls: Gir Grimes. 1; off Sothoron, 1; off Shenlel. i 1. ..ff Doak. 1- .struck out. By Gum* a, 3 Ilit.H «»ff Sothoron, 7 It) eight m ti nga; off Sherdel. 3 In two third* In ning. off Doak, pons in one-third toning. | Hit bv pitched ball; Ry Grime*. Hornsby. ■\\ d pitch; Grime* Losing pitchei Sherdel. 1 mpirea: McCormick *nd O L»ay Time; 1:51. _ Braved Beat Reds. nnelnnatl, O., May 14 —Boston pounded Sheehan hard In the first inning today and assisted by a wild throw bv Bohne. w;»h a double pl*V In sight, secured a lead which Cincinnati was unable to over come. The final arora was ft to 2 Gene wlch pitched strongly after th* second inning. Not a home player reached first base In the last flv* Innings The score. BOSTON CINCINNATI ABHOA AB.HO.A B'croft. as 4 l 3 3 Burn*, rf 4 l 1 ft Rp‘her rf 5 1 1 0 Daubert. Jb 4 ft 3 ft ru ham, if 5 2 3 ft Rouah. rf 4 1 1 ft Vf Inn!*, lb 6 2 12 1 Harper. If 4 1 2 ft T'rnev. 2 h 6 3 3 3 Bohne. 2b 1 1 ft 2 Stengel, rf 4 1 1 ft zHock 0 n n o Pa i ett. 3b 4 2 ft 2 Fowler. 2b 2 13 1 O'Neil, o 4 14ft Plneili. ,3b 4 1 5 3 G'wlch. p 4 ft ft 4 Ca ney. sa 4 1 ft 1 — —.. Wlngo. c 3 0 ft 1 Totals 40 13 27 1 ". Sheehan, p ft 0 ft 0 | May. p o ft o l eBreaaler 10 0ft Harris. p 110 1 I zPick l o o (i [ Kixey. p ft 0 0 0 j Totals 14 127 10 /Ran for Bohn* In second. /Ratted for May in second. zBatted for Harris in seventh. by Innings: _ ^ . • R .•<[ on ......,60ft 021 AAA 3 Cincinnati .020 000 000—2 Summary—Runs- Bancroft (2). Gunn Ingham. Mclnnla (2). Tierney (2). Hlengel. flock Plneili. Krrors: Mclnnla. Bohne rwn -base hita: Fowler, Cunnlnghatn. M< 'nnls. Tierney'. Three-bate hit: Stengel. Stolen base: Sperber. Double playa: M* Inn1* to Bancroft *n Mclnnla; Tierney to O'Neil. Daft on bases: Bogtnn, ft: dn clnnati, I Hases on balls: Off Karris I Struck out By May 1: by Karris 3: by Rlxey. 1 ; by Oenewlch. 3. Hits °ff Shee han. 4 in 1-3 inning, off May. 2 in 1 2 3 innings, off Harris, ft in 6 Inning" off Rixey. 1 in 2 inning* losing pitcher Sheehan Umpire*; Moran. Pfirman and powell. Time: 1:41. _ Appetite Teaser of Famous Auto Drivers Picks International Winners Indianapolis, Tnd., May 14.—Tom lily with any first class hotel or cafe. {call «te appetite teaser of the world "I Pirk 'he " Inner of each mre by ... , . , observation from the money side of famous automobile racing driver, in ^ „lnch,.,m ,,)linU>lV. ^plains. (raining for the International BOO- aa surely as the way to a rnilo race to be held there Friday, man's heart Is via his stomach, so May 30, haa picked six International can I tell who Is going to win each race winners In the past seven years race by the food a driver eats out Tom has the lunrhenn concession here snd the demeanor he affects In the paddock at the track and while consuming It. with the arrival of the first drivers “If they eat. hurriedly, Jerky and at the track carh year, he drnws up nervously—and If they jump off the the sides of his stand, starts the fire stool and rush back to their garage and remains on the Job until several without consuming nil of their order days after the race—until after the I Immediately place them In the hack drivers and mechanics hate loaded row of finishers. They haven't a their cars snd gone on to the next chance In the world, track for the succeeding rare meet of "But If they go nlimit their food the year, devouring in a peaceful, contended Beall knows all of the drivers by fashion, cat a lot and eat.lt ns though note snd l|s a roPflclent of them all. they enjoyed It then look out for ' Me knows their likes snd dislike* In them. That’s a sign that they are the food line snd has an array of contended In spirit, mind, body snd delicacies that would compare favora- car.” ( Trio 0/ Kansas layhawkers Who Expect to Star in Meet HOWARD FIRFIl.U (ill. TIIE Kansas Aggies expect these three tracksters to make quite a showing In the annual Missouri Valley track and field games that will be held at the new University of Ne braska Memorial stadium, Saturday, May 24. Captain Howard Fire baugh is one of the Aggie speed mer MERWIX GRAHAM. chants. His specialties are in the shorter dashes and as a member of the relay team. Merwin Graham is another Jay hawker athlete who is of the “all around" variety. His best bet is the broad Jump which he won consistent ly in every meet he took part in last year. He is good at the hurles, high jump and weights. TOM POOH. Tom Poor, lanky Kansan. Is one of the greatest high Junipers in the United States. He is almost certain of a berth on the Olympic team. Poor has been tied by Turner of Nebraska this year, but the big Kansas boy Is going out for another Valley record a week from next Saturday. Bears Increase League Lead Race Meeting Plan at O'Neill O'Neill, »b„ May 14—O'Neill will celebrate the semi-centennial of Its founding with a three days' home coming ami a running race meet on July 3, 4 and ft. Details of the pro gram were completed at a, meeting of the chamber of commerce Monday evening, at which the chairmen of the following committees were an nounced: Concessions, Phil Zeimer: racing, Peter W. Duffy; finance, Hugh J. Bir mingham; publicity, W. O. Templeton; dancing, Kdward Gallagher. The en tire morning programs of the three day affair will be devoted to the home coming program and the evenings to dancing and like festivities. The racing program will comprise a card of six races each afternoon for substantial pluses, including Hie O'.Neili derby on the last afternoon, for vents a classic In Nebraska racing circles. For years the annual spring run ning race meet at O'Neill was the big gest racing event In Nebraska and It is only sines the Inauguration of spring raring at Omaha that it haa been eclipsed in attendance numbers and in the number of entries. I>ast year was the first in seven that it waa not held and It has been revived this year at the earnest so licitation of racing fans and owners. Mora than 100 horses already have been assured for this year's meet and a maiority of the entries at Omaha are expected to ship direet from that point, at which racing concludes the week before the O’Neill meeting. American Association --/ Mllwtuku. May 14— R H E. Toledo .... . 1 ft 0 Milwaukee . 5 K 0 Battsrlea: Ward and flcliulta; Klngrel and .Shlnault, Kanaaa City, May 14— R 7T E t’olumbu* .2 14 I Kh nun* City . .... 4 H l Baiterle*: Palmero and Hartley; Zmn and Skiff. Minneajiolla. May 14— R IT E Teoiilavllle .2 12 0 Minnen pnlta 1 « 2 BHiferle* Ctillnp and M*'ar; M*’Clraw, | Griffin and Orahnwakt *♦. Paul. Minn.—Harry Greh nf Pitts burgh. middleweight champion and Kid Norfolk. N’aw York n#*gro light haavy. weight, w#r* barred from fighting In Min nesota by the atatd bnalng onmiTlIaalnn. Defeat Lincoln in Third Game of Series, 7-0 D*rui>r*, t'nio. Mav 14 The Denver Beats shoved Lincoln further down In lee! pla< » in the league standing* by winning. 7 to ft. 1n the third game of the aerie? h^re today. The score LINCOLN DENVER ABHOA ABHOA Moore, rf 3 0 3 1 Omar. 2b 3 110 Ha'on. *s 4 ft 8 4 Falk 2b ft ft 1 ft K’ella, If 3 1 1 0 B ger, M 4 2 1* G'ver, If 2 1 ft o OTardl, If 3 ft 2 ft M’D's, ]b 4 0 8 2 O'RVn, rf 4 2 2 0 M’lVd, 3b 2 0 0 2 K'lght, lb 4 1 11 0 Oun'r, 2b 3 0 1 41 Roche, c 4 1 * ft Conkey, c 3 ft 3 3 Jones. rf 2 0 10 Henry, rf 2 0 0 ft Hatid’y, 3b 3 0 0 1 Snyder, rf 1 0 0 ft Hall, p 3 10 1 Dudl'y, p S 1 1 ft - - Total# 30 I 27 10 Total# 29 3 24 1«| Score by inning*: Lincoln ...000 ftOft ft00--0 Denver .•)♦»« 000 01 x—7 Stimrnnr.' Kune: Gorman. O'Hrlen, Knight. Roche. Jonea, Handle'.-. Ball. Kr Ior*: Hamilton ijd. ih D'Uii d*. Two Iihhk hii«: Knight, Kin-ell i rh.ee-baan hit: Grover. Bom* run: O'Brien. Smlet> base*: Berger* Kln*el|* Double pla>* .Monro to Hamilton, Ham'll <n m Kinaelle: Retg#r *o Knlgh* Hit- off Dudley. * off Mall. 3. Left on base* Denver. 2. Lincoln. 4 Ra*a* on hall* Off Ha". 2. off Dudley, s Struck out: By Hall. 4. by Dndlex 4 W M pltrh Dud!e\ CmpIre*. Gaffney and Ha * sa. Tim* 1.49 Allen Shuts Out St. Joseph 6-0 St .ro**ph Mo, May 14—R«r Allen an o'd St Jr«erh 1inx hurled ahutout hall today while hla mate* pounded three local hurlere. Oklahoma Cjfy winning a to ft St. Jo*eph ha* defeated Allen only one* ■ ince 192ft. that last year. 3 to 1 The *core; OKLAHOMA CITY' ST JOSEP1T ABHOA ABHOA Ha*- cf 4 2 7 ft Gilbert. 3h 4 2 11 M'N* 1 v. 21* 4 2 2 41 Nufer 2b 4 1 4 2 Black'n rf 4 0 1 ft! DM a g o. If 3 ft 1 0 Fel her. If 3 2 2 ftl Lewan. <t 2 1 3ft Sps’er, c 3 (I 4 ft' Mathe*. lb 4 til 1 Lud’u*. lb 3 111 1} Menr.e rf 4 2 2 1 Kr’ger. Ih 4 1 I L Cor’gan. as 4 1 ft 1 2 Browne, sa 4 3 3 4 Mlne'ee c 4 0 4 1 Allen, p 4 112' William*, p 1 00ft -' B’ken'ck, n 1 n ft 3 Tolala S3 12 27 12 MrColl, p 1 I) 0 1 1 tUva 1 0 ft ft ' Tolala S3 7 27 12 xRatted for Blrkenetock In *e\enth. Si'ora by Inning*: Oklahoma City .ftftft fiftft ftlft ft St Joaeph ftftft ftftft non ft Summary' Run- Hint*, M< Nalty. Fel. her (2), Spencer Krtieget Error*. Lti deru* Gilbert. f,*A»n Run* and hit* f>ff William*. f» and 7 lo 3 2-3 loping* off HlrkenatoeU none and *'» In 3 13 in n ng* off MrColl, 1 and 2 fn 2 inning* Earned run* Oklahoma Cttv. I Base* on hall#: Off William#. ?. off MrColl 1. off Allen 7 Struck mil By Blrken •tork. 2. by McColl, 1; by Allen. 4 Left ■ *n ha*** Oklahoma City, B. St. Joaeph. •J Two-baa# hit* Lewan. Mens#. Three has# hit Menu* Dougl# playa Corrl gan to Nufer to Mathea, Mathe* to t’or rigan to Mathea: Menr* to Mathe* Sac rifice hit* Lewan. Luderue. Spencer. Stol-n baaea: Gilbert, MrNallv 1'mpirea Shannon and Donahue. Time: 1;BS. Wichita Brats Tulsa. Wichita. Kan. May 14 Tula* w«» tm able to fithom lb* wide breaking curve* of the veteran Paul Mu***r here today and Wichita won thn third gartm of the -erlea by ;■ acorn of fl to 2 Butler and Wales of Wichita, hit home him# Score TI’LHA. WICHITA. ABHOA ABHOA Austin If 4 1 I II Smith i f 4 12ft W'hurn 2b 4 ft i Butler *e 4 14? Davis rf 4 2 ft f'i Dunning t f & 7 3 0 Lamb <f 4 I 7 ft| Me. k lb 4 2 3 ft LellveJt Ih 3 ft 12 0| frand'H 2b 4 0 1 2 Fllppln a* 4 ft 3 1 Wains If 4 13ft Stuart 3b 2 ft I 3t Halev Sb I I ft ft t'roaby c 4 12 ftl M' M’lan o 4 3 4 1 Foater p 1 ft o o| Muaanr p till B’holder p 2 ft 0 SI —- -— — - xCaatry I 0 0 ftl Total* IB 11 17 • Totiiln js r. j« i:j xBatted for Bine holder In ninth. Score by Inning* Tulsa .ftftl ftftft fttft—? \V!<hl'n ft2 I ?ftft ftftg—-R Summary Run* Auatln. Stuart. RuMer. Walea Halev (2). M< Mullen Error* v n*li Iiiii n. Fllppln, Httiait, I'roahv, Butler. Haley. Two-ha an hit* Austin, Devls. Beck Halev Home run* HuMer. Wale «icrlfDn hit* Smith. Butler, struck out l’.\ Foater. I . hv planholder I hv Muaaer, I Baaea on Bell* Off Foater. 1. off Rise bolder i off Muaaer 3 lilt* and run* Off Foster. 9 and h in thr** tnnlna* off Blaaholder 7 and non* in fl\* Inn'og* Losing pDt her Fnalei I^#f» on hatee Wlnhlrg. 1ft Tula* 7 Earned run* Wtefiita. B, Tulaa, 1. Tima. 1)17. I’pipirte. Held and Cnlflr Red Sox Shut Out Pale Hose Boston, Mav 14— Boston slugged out a> 1? to o trm over Chlrago today In a htgn wind <4«tnn war htt aafalj only four *ime» Boon* signaled hi# return to the, game by knocking In four rune Brora. CHICAGO BOSTON. AB H.O A ' A B H.O A j A’d’eon rf 2 f> - Dtfi'1 rf S l 2 <> Hooper rf « l l • \Y»niL a 2b - 2 1 * F. C‘llng 2b 3 1 2 3 \ ear h if 4 2 2 9 Mbaaly lb 4 0 A 1 Hama 1b * 111 2 Kimm lb 4 0 f l.Bouna rf 4 12 9 Falk If 4 1 . '.Clark lb *221 Franrh as 4 1 0 2,O'Nall] c 4 3 10 Oroufe c 3 0 6 2. I/ea re 4 12 2 Conn’lly p i 0 0 'i.Qumii p 4 12 1 Sgrafa p 1 0 1 0 --- * Black 1 9 0 9, Total# 41 1» 17 12 Cv’groa p 0 0 0 1. Totals 21 4 24 10! i Batted for Hteerigrafe !n eighth. Brora by lnnlnga. Chicago ... 9^0 999 900— 0 Boston .. 022 202 21\- 12 Summir) Huns' Flagufaad (2). Wamhs gane.r (3 1, Ytutrh (2), Harris < 2 >. Boone, Iti'Nal!',. I.ee. Krrora: Archdeacon (2), [Falk. L'rou'e, O'Neill (2>. Two bare hit*: V eii' li. Hooiie, < Mark Stolen baaee 1.. Colllrta. i.ee Sacrifice. Uuinr I»oubl* t • i «t > Crnuae f»» Kamm. l.ef* on barer Chicago, 7. Horton. 13 Rare* on hall* Iff Connaily, . off R'e*ngr*f*, 2, off! ICvengro*. *, off Quinn. 3 Struck out i ! Hy Connelly. 1. by Steengrafe. 3; by |c\e«fro». 1 by Quinn, 3 Hit* off Con- i nally. 4 in two and one-third innings off! S'eengrafe 12 in four a"d two th'rda innings, o/f Cvengroa l in on* Inn ng footing pitchar Connaily tJmpiraa Ron [land. Ormahy and Hi’debrand. Tima 2 *0 WILL REVIVE HORSE RACING IN ST. LOUIS East St. Louis, May 14—Revival of professional horse rartnir on a lares scale in this territory was an nounced today by J. F. Perk of Louisville, Ky., who yesterday con trarted for 370 acres near here on whleh to erert a racing plant costing between $300,000 and $750,000. Thf grandstand I* to seat front 10,000 to 15.000. The old Ht. t/ouls darby will he re vived. Maryville Golf Tram Leads Iowa League Shenandoah, la , May 14.—Hy win ning from Corning, 3 to n, Maryville, the only Missouri country club In the Iona Missouri Golf association, main tained Its lend In the association, f'lar inda won from \ lllisra, 3 to 0, and the ether clubs were Idle during the week red. Shenandoah plays Mamhurg here hera tomorrow and at Maryville Sunday. Standing of the teams: W Jj Prt Maryville ..1 n tnmt nhanandnah .9 1499 HH «>ak . 1 9 J499 Ctarlnda .1 1 .49ft H imburr . 9 i ko9 ' lllisra . 9 i non Corning . 9 2 .990 Hotel Rome Cafeteria The Best That's All ** 131 jf—■--4ft t moutjJij-J’M■ a SjMSEBHmSaG ESEESul -_ / Car pcntier in Chicago. Ready to Meet Gibbons Frenchman's Manager Says Geofges billing to Meet Gene Tunney on June 21. ~~ JflCAGO, May 14 — Georu'?* Ca rpc ntier, French light heavy weight, reached Chi cago today in record breaking time to start training for his match with Tom Gibbons, St. Paul light heavy v*eight. St Michigan City, ln*l., OB ALty 31. Nieveral hundred persons greeted the Frenchman, although he arrived i day in advance of his schedule, a band having been engaged to meet him tonssrrow. M. Descamps, the visitor's man ager, and Jack Curley, the American representative, eluded Billy Gibson, manager of Gene Tunney, who had threatened to serve them with legal papers In New York in nn attempt to prevent the match with Gibbons before Carpentler should meet Tun ney. Descamps exhibited a copy of the contract with Gibson which be explained contained no clause pre venting a meeting with sny one prior to the match with Tunney and only provided that he should box Tunney Juno 24. Carpentier is willing to carry out that contract. Desr-amps said, but if Gibson thinks the tlmp too short between May 31 and Juno 24, he is willing to postpone the Tunney matph until July 4. . ATHLETICS BREAK LOSING STREAK Philadelphia. May 14—The long losing ■trank of the Philadelphia Americans waa breli an todij when Detroit we* .! * - feate<! in the first game of the eerie*. 5 to 4 Th* content waa hard fought, with both teams hitting th# >»»! I hard. After ob taining « load Hsumgartntr Nraa invin cible and blanked the Tiger* In the last four Inning* Score; DETROIT. PHILADELPHIA AP. H- O A. AM H « • A Flue, lh ft < fi'PvkM *« 4 1 4 Cobb rf ft 3 2 1 Bishop. 2b J> 2 2 1 Mgnuah. If 3 ft A ft. Welch, rf 1 1 1 ft F'erftll, If 1 ft « ft Hauser, ib 4 2 14 1 H*nn. rf 4 j % e f rnor* If 4 n 3 ft Pratt, lb A ft l 4 R ond*. ?b 4 2 * A Rlgney *• 4 2 2 ft Strand cf 4 ft 2 ft Jones lh 2 111 Perkin*, n 4 1 1 1 Haney. 1b 1 1 ft ft Nr lor. p 1 1 * r Rasa’er, c 2 * 2 A B tner p 2 112 W dill e ft ft ft ft - Stoner, p 3 1 ft 4 Tot*'.* It 11 27 14 H'loway, p ft ft ft ft, xKsrr 1 ft ft e Clarke, p * ft ft n Total, 34 14 24 It! xB*'»ed fnr Holloway n eigh*h. Sroro by Inning* Detroit .. . Iftft 21ft ft**—4 Philadelphia . Iftft Ml ftftx — * Summary—Run* Cobh (2). Heilmann, Pratt. Dyke# Bishop (2), Rtronda. Maum rtner. Error* Pratt, Dyke*, Baum garinrr. Two-baa* hit*: Bishop, Riconcl.i Three-bas* hits: Heilmann, Hauser Fit< - rifi' « hit*: Kot her gill, Heilmann, liaealer. Left on base#: Detroit. Jft. Philadelphia. 9 Bases nn ball** Off Stoner, 1, off Hol loway. 1; off Clarke, !. off Naylor, 1 off Baumgartner. 1. Struck out. By Stoner. J Hifa: Off Stoner, lft In 6 2-3 Inning', off Holloway, 1 in 1 2-A inning*, off Clark*. none in 1 Inning; off Naylor. 6 in 3 Inning*, off Baumgartner, 6 In ft In ning* Winning pitcher: Baumgartner loosing pitcher. Stoner. Umpires. Holme* and Owen*. Time. 1 46. Indians Beat Senators. Washington, May 14 —Johnson am! Zachary w»*re hit opportunely today ami Cleveland took the opening game of the wriii .. Edwards waa un*(e*4i '■it ♦- f f • > * It h ', j • e v; *j ay after the *e\t»nth inning. Store. CLEVELAND 1 WASHINGTON A It If < * A AH H t,» A ■I e*on. If 4 i 2 n f hofd^. rf 1 1 2 1 Su'm*. • rf 1 3 1 Harris' 2n 4 " Z •' Burns, lb 3 l * '• Rice cf 1 1 « S# ell, ** 3 1 1 * K ourf. rf 2 ft 2 ft Mvgft. c 3 13 1 Goslin. If 3 ft 2 ft M N >. cf 3 ft 1 «> Fuel. c 2 ft 4 1 K • ♦e- 2b 4 2 1 2 P thro tp j l *. ft L»ike. 3b 3 2 2 1 Faugh. • * 2 1 * * E ards. p 1 1 ft 1 Shir's lb t 1 6 1 -— John n. p 2 5 ft 3 Total* 22 ll 21 f Zach \ p 1 A ft 2 Total* 26 7 5T Fft Score by Inning* Cleveland .ftjft Jftl ft—» Washington ..110 Oftft ft—2 'Seven inning*, riln ) Summary—Rub* Jimluei (1), Sewell. Myait. Lutike. Lei bo Id, Peckinpawgh Two-bate hit* Rice Jamieson r^’oTen ba»e Burn* Sacrifice hit McNulty. I.*ft on base*: Cleveland, I. Wgahington lft Base# on Galls Off Kdw*-«J* 7. off Johnton. 2 off Zachary. |. Struck out Bl Johnson. 3, by Edward*. 2 Hit* '•rf Johnson • in 4 Inning*, off Zachary. 3 In I inning* Hit by pitched hall: By Johnson. Hum* Losing pitcher John son Umpire* Din*en and Connolly Time. 1 4 h INTERN mO.tAL Feeding 4 Toronto. 3 (first gam* ) Second game called end of first, dark* nr** All others postponed rain Baseball Fesnljs and Standings 9 WESTERN LEAGUE, standings. XV. L. Pet. Win Lose. Denver .17 % .460 092 .654 Tulsa .10 .616 .630 .693 Wichita, .14 io .f,90 .6*3 Omaha . .13 IO .50,5 .543 SiA'l St Joseph .11 1? .478 .ft Q 45S Oklahoma City.11 12 .478 500 40k Des Moines . 4 5 *5 lift .27,3 Lincoln . . 4 17 261 .292 .260 Y esterilu.''* Result*. Wichita, b: Tuim, 2. Oklahoma City. 6. Joseph, 0. Denver. 7, Lincoln, o. T)e* Moines na Omnlin, cold. , Game* Today. Dee Moines at Omaha. Oklahoma City at St. Joseph Tulsa at Wichita Lincoln at Denver. TftlSTATK LEAGUE. Standings. \Y l Pet Win L^«S Beatrice . 5 0 1 000 1 000 *57 Hioux City . 4 1 >00 .*33 >67 Brand Isiand . 3 3 .500 .571 4 29 Sioux Falls . 2 3 .400 .500 .333 Norfolk . 1 4 ,200 .333 .167 ilaatinga . .. 0 f* ,00ft .167 .000 Yesterday's Result*. Sioux Falls, 2; Hastings. J Beatrice, 2; Grand Island, 1 (11 In nings). Sioux City. 11: Norfolk 10. Games Today. Sioux Falls h( Hasting*. Norfolk 4* t Sioux cpy. Grand J.sland at Beatrice. NATIONAL LKAGI K. Mantling*. W. prt. Win Lose Cincinnati .1r. * 65*2 .*67 625 1 New York ..1 5 9 6 26 .4*0 .600 chlrago . 1 5 1 2 .593 .571 .636 Brooklyn .It W .600 .620 4*0 Pittsburgh .: I 13 .466 .450 440 Moat on . f> 1 1 .450 .474 429 S* I#ouis __ . 9 14 .291 417 .376 Philadelphia 6 13 .316 .350 .300 Yesterday's Rcaulta. Brooklyn. 4 St Lout*. •'}. New Y'ork 6: Chicago. 4 Boston. *: Cincinnati. 2 Philadelphia a» Pittsburgh, rain Games Today. B-noklyn a* $t. Lotus. Boston a* Cincinnati New Y'ork at Chicago Philadelphia at Phtaburgh. AMERICAN LEAGUE. Standings. \V L, Prt B in Lose I New York . 1 4 8 .636 .452 609 j St. Louis .13 10 .565 .5*3 .543 j Boston ll 9 .560 .671 .624 Detroit .11 11 .500 .522 478 Cleveland .11 li .500 .522 .478 Chicago .10 11 .478 .600 .455 Washington .1! li .468 .480 .440 Philadelphia . 7 15 .318 .348 .204 Y esterday s Result*. Cleveland. 6. Washington. 2. St. Louis. 11; New Y'ork, 1. Philadelphia, 5; Detroit. 4 Boston. 12, Chicago. 0. Gam<’» Today. St. Louis at New Y'ork Cleveland at Washington. Detroit at Philadelphia. Chics go at Boston. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION, standings. W L. Pet Win J nse Indianapolis . 15 10 .600 .614 .577 j 'Kansas City . 15 10 .609 .415 .5771 St. Paul . 13 11 .542 .560 .520j Louisville .1 2 12 .600 620 .4*0 \ Minneapolis ...... 12 13 440 >00 ,442 . ; Milwaukee ,,.,..,.10 11 474 S00 4 56 Columbus . ...io 16 ,4ft0 423 .141 Toledo 6 13 .3*1 .4*3 .SM| Yesterday's Results. Louisville %, Minneapolis. 1 K*-«a* City. 6 Columbus, 2. Milwaukee 5. Toledo. 1. Ind anipops ar £» Pau’ *>' ground! Games Today. To'edo at Milwaukee 1 Colurrhue at Kansas City. Indiana pol;e a’ P* Pau1 j Louisville at Mmneapol • MISSISSIPPI VALLEY. 1 Cedar Rapids. S. Moline 2 j Marshalltown. ". Burlington, ' Rn^k Dlar.d ?. Dubuque. 6 tGime I s!:*<4 end fifth. raln> Ot • um wa-WaterJA«i poetpow’d. rain. MICHIf. YN-ONTARIO LEAGUE. I Hr,md Rapldi, 2 Hamilton. 1. ; n . v city, k , Yt uakegon. 4 I irt'^au 3.2 Kalamazoo, 0-4 1'] R 2! , London 21. SOUTHERN \-sVOCIATICIN. Atlanta. ? Meraprcs. 2 Nashville. 5, New Orleans 1. Mobile. 14. Chattanooga. 0 Little Rock* 20. Birmingham* I TEX AS I T tfiTB. Dallas 12. Beaumont. 1. Fort Worth. : ; Galveeton. 4 YVilchltg Falls 6 5«n Antonio. J. bhreveport-Uouston. wet grounds THREE EYE LEAGUE. All ram*** postponed, rain and cold Cuticura Soap Pure and Wholesome Keeps The Skin Clear i Soap, Oi»tm*et, Taleom ssU every where. NEBP/Y Unlike Aspirin AT; 3 J SR it docs not dc- bnMnf press the heart 151 a box DANDRUFF LUMCO will etop it. Lumen tonic makes the hair grow thick end strong. Any drug store. I 1 i » ICHLUVn I 4 That’s a real quality cigar let’s have a couple more Valentines’* lOc*^ 2 for 25c ^ 15c - c-tflor Valentine Unvarying High Quality Since 1848 r i » i;ui5!tH {!!■>» mHESBSl , /-——"\ Hollocher Gets Fluke Home Run Chicago, May 14.—Shortstop Charley Hollocher celebrated Ills return to the Cub*’ lineup today after a long holdout by getting a home run off McQuillan of the Giants in his first appearance at bat In almost a year. The ball went doyn the right field line for what ordinarily would be a single, but in rebounding Irnm tho screen in front of the bleachers, trickled through a hole in the fence and Hollorhcr went around the bases. I______/ ACE HUDKINS SIGNS TO FIGHT DEBEAU "Ace" Hudkins, Nebraska light weight champion boxer, has been signed to ficht Eddie De Beau of St. Paul in a 10-round bout at De:- Moines, Wednesday, May 21. Hudkins made such a big hit In Des Moines recently w hen he beat Jack Zalire of Boston, that Promoter Tommy Ryan has again signed the( sorrel-topped Husker to do battle be fora the Iowa fans. Pueblo Colo—‘‘Cyclone'' Clemons nf Pusblo kenrfce-i nu‘ F !ly Harm? Pacific -'-is- yitlsst ■ f'e? 1rounds. .. J. National Champs Score Two Runs in Ninth to Win Young's Triple Scores Terry; Former Counts on Frisch’s Single in Final Tally. HICAGO, Mat 1* — Finch ftlttei Terry started tb% final rally r>f tht Giants whlctr gave them th« first game of th« series with. Chi cago, 6 to 4 Young's trlpl* sent Terry horn* and Young scored on Frisch's sin gle. George JCgilJ drove all four of tho league cham pions' previous rups home. ChaxlfY Hollpcher, Cubs' shortstop, celebrated his return to the game, oy bagging three hits, one of which was a home run, and making two spectacular plays. Score; .NEW YORK I CHICAGO.. ABHOA A B H O A Tounff. rf 5 3 o n, at*, ef 4 o' q Fr;i h. Jb 12 2* Hol'h-r, •» 4 3 t 1 S th th. rf 3 b 2 b f! him. 2b 4 J'f 1 Vcu«!. If s 2 « r Gn'ft lb 3 AV> 0 Kell-- lb 4 2 lb ! F'hers. 3b 3 1 41 4 J'kfon. n 4 0 6 " Grigsby. !T « I 4 0 Groh. 2b 4 b 1 (. H hro»., rf 3 5 b bnviler.c 3 b 1 5 O'F'rell. r 2 110 jTerry 1 1 " i> K l ine, p 3 1 » 4 Gofc’dy.e a ft | _ r McQ «n, p 3 0 1 2 Totals 31 i r ’-'l Tot*!* 37 4 11 V '/ xBattod for Snyder 1n ninth V*w York ..0f>0 ldl n Chirign ..10* 21!) •aa^_4 Summary—Run*: Young (3> Krfsrh, Sou'hworth Terry. Hollocher (2), Gtan ihem, Heathrote Error: Jackson. Two Hare hit; Grantham. Kelly. Thr*e-4>**« hit: Young. Home ran Hollo'-ker Stnien b»*e Heathrote. Sacrifice hrtte: Grime* McQuillan. Double plays: Friach to Keli:\ MrQulFan to Jackson to Kelly. Left on base* *s*ew York, 7; Chicago, i Ba?*-t rn halls f »ff Xaufmann, 2; off McQuillan. 2 Struck out. By Kaufmann, 4: by MrQulUan. I Umpire* Quigley. Hart and Sweeney. Time: 1:47. 1 ’ _ 3 Pacific Coast League — .Salt Lake CAv. 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