THE l.KE: OMAHA, TUESDAY, MAY 17, 1010.
Cardinals Get Four From the Giants; Pirates, Athletics and Saints Lead the Leagues
SIUIX SAVES BUXN IN TIE
Playi Urhill Came with Denver.
Ending Four to Four.
(CBS POUNCE ON II1E DJVES
Chicago Taks Final in Series fro.n
Boston. Four to Three,
Standing of the Teams
CALLZJ H EI3HIII IN BAIN j
1
. I
rrrrmin wild una tin if I . cr' '"'
Fielding ftmeil Off Uefrnt at
the fl.tr. !i f t I'.i.-Grl.-tilr.
MQCX CITY, Slay Hi.-H.o-ix City ma.!
a Ri'tnil uphill' fight fur today's gnrne with
Denver, succeeding In tiolng llio seme In
tne eighth In a heavy fall of rain. Umpire
Clark waited thirty inlnui 'K and tliin called
the game. Freeman was wild and mly i
markahle f trifling behind htm staved off
defeat. In th" fourth Denver had u run
In and .the bases full, wlun a fast double
play came along. In tJio einiitit a Mingle
and a .a int two nun In with on uiie
down. 'The locals then pulled of I a triple
play. tolan, in attempting to kucrif iiiY
tilt a sin liner and .Stem by a gnat rjach
pulled In the hall. He tired It to second,
eatrhlng Lindsay, and the rphJi'C re
turn imJ n first In initio to put out Thompson
beftire ho eould return. The IikIiuiih could
not hit Hagennan unill Wio eighwi. Ken
Ion, first up, doubled, Stem was pained
and llaitman doubled, bring. ng In a run.
Vech struck out, hut Miller scored two
runners with a sharp finale over stolid.
Scor;
SfOUX CITY.
A.Ii. It. II. I'.O. A. K
Wuillln, 2b.,..
Andreas, 2b...
.Neighhoi. rf
Fenloii, if....
Stem, lb
llaitman. ss..
Welch, if
JVIillf-r, o
.... 5 0 0 0 1
.... 4 12 4
..;4 0 U 1
....4
1
,1
u
li
0
0
.... 3
.... 3
r'reeman, p..
0
Towno 1
ToiaJ 3-' 4
UKNVRIl.
A. It. R.
McAleese, cf 3 0
Ke.ly, us 3 0
Bead, If 4 1
Cassidy, if 3 0
Lindsay, lb 2 1
Thompson, 21) 1 1
Iolan, 3l 4 0
Weaver, c 4 0
Kagerman, P 3 1
24 10 1
II. P.O. A
V..
0
Totals ...
Pirux City.
27 I 7 24 7 6
0 C 1 0 0 0 0 3-4
0 0 1 1 0 0 0 24
yenver
Stolen buses; Andreas til),, Lindsay. Two-
toase hits: Andreas, liolun (2, lleail. I' en
Ion, Hurtman. Sacrifice . hit: llarinian.
Triple play: Stem vo "Hattftiart to Ahdreas.
Htruck out: Uy Freeman. S; by Hagermuri.
H. Has on balls: Off Freeman, 8; off
Hagerman, 4. Hit by pitched ball; Hy
Kreeman, 2. I'assed ball: Wavr. Time:
5:20 Umpire: Clark.- Attendanee: 300.
Islanders Swamp
Hastings Players
Scorn of Ten to Four in Rather
Popey Game JB,ain at
Columbus.
GRAKD ISLAND, Neb., May 16. (Special
TelesTm.) The game with Hastings today
was rattier dopey. soore:, ,. 'K. H. E.
Hastings ...i 0 0 0 6 0 t 0 0 4 , 5
Orand lsland.4.w.l.O. 0 ijj 0.8.3 Oi-10t 3
Batteries: iJobun, o;aa and lonne,lly;
ITerrv and traverS.'"' '
COLUMBl'.s, .Neb., May 16. (fpeclal Tele-
Hram.) Columbus-Kearney .aaine postponed
on account uf rain.
rt)A. VII.I.K VIS I , ki,i: E.VTII
Peoria, Rlaoiulniituii and Springfield
Are Other Winners In Throc-I.
PANVILLK. 111.. May lti.-Two passes
and a sacrifice fly allowed Davenport to
tie in the ninth. In the eleventh, two hits
won Danville her first home game. Score:
Danville i... 1 000000000 1-1 6 2
Davenport 000000001 0 01 1 1
Lommls and Wolf; Smith, Hand and
Caveny. . t
PKORIA. .&U.V IB. Peoria won the sixth
straight game today by hitting Clark op
portunely. - Mllsap w as . vjected for criti
cism. Brortti
Peoria . . . .j.'. 0 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 -3 10 1
Waterloo 0 9 0 0 1 0 0 0 0-1 6 0
Schldler and Asniuasen; Clurk, McCiee
and Harrington. '
BLOOMINOTON. May 11. An error by
Glass In the fifteenth let' Hloomlngton get
a start that K. DarringHr's hit turned to
the winning dun. Score:
Bloomg'n -.00000000100000 12 S 2
Dubuque .. 0 0. 0 0 0 0 1 6 0 0 0 0 0 01 V 2
Cook and Nunamaker; Utars and Mason.
SPKINOKIKLD. May 18. Two clean
singles, bunched with, the three errors gave
Hprlngflold the tenth straight game. Score:
Springfield 20000 3 00 -i X 1
Hock Island ; 2000000 2 04 8 3
Willis and Johnson; Couchmau and
O'Leary.
Wither Win from Olrnrda.
WII.BKR, , Neb.. ' May Hi. (Special. )
Wilber got ample revenge Sunday In de
feating the (lirards (Lincoln Ad-Stars), 10
to 2, for their d 4eat of the local team
two weeks ago. Shlmoneli of the horn
team pitched a steady game and received
brilliant support .throughout the entire eon
test. Score; . . H.H.K.
Ulrards. 0' 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 283
Wilber .-.....,.. 0. 0 3 0 2 0 1 4 -10 It 2
Batteries: Otrarda; . Karllng and Gnb'e;
Wilber, Shlrnonek and 'ruclin. . Thrce-hnse
hit; Thompson., Two-base tills: Thomp
son, Shlrnonek. Struck mt: - Hv Ktrlnv,
; by Shlrnonek. . tilt with plteheit hall:
Hy Karllng, 4. First base on balls: uf?
Karlmg, 2. I'mplre: Hokuf.
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At Ail Uigh-Oasa furaiahcn.
Corliss, Coon & Co. , Makers
$100 for trade mark
Sea -
Close j j Summer
Front I Height
and am- I N0. i
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I t t .in St. Paul . ... JO K .7,4
12 V .i-' Minneapolis 1'J S .i7H
M .uwii 'I oledo 14 15 .4.!
tf .."i; Louisville ...14 1j
!' V) . 4 V 4 , Indianapolis U 15 .44
S 11 .4-'ij Milwaukee ..11 13 .4:1
i 11 Columbus ...12 li .414
7 II .Xi.ii Kansas City. s W .3.UI
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NAT. LEAGUE. WEST. LE.1GUE.
WL.Pet. W.LPct.
FiUshu'g ...1.1 .tun Philadelphia l'i 4 .NO
i'hl.aui Iphia U ..,,n.ew to,K...I.J .tlit
i'ltirinr;,! I ..rj S ..i7l, Detroit la 10 .
i h.cagu li 11 .a-a leveiand ..12 10 .t43
ew ol'i K...I4 u .i'drti l.imlon 12 12 .ti
M. I.uls II ,l .4..' CiacaKO 12 .'
l.owtnn ii 14 .idili w axiungtiui. 11 IS .'
Biouki.vii ... '.) li ..;tn Si. Iaiiiis.... 4 17 ,1!W
NEHKAMvA LKAii L
on. Lost. Pet.
Fremont
Orar.d Island
I .ihupkh
Ci'liinil us
Kiarney
Itert Cloud ...
Seward
..2 0 l.mo
..2 1 .iit7
.. 1 2 .Xii
.. 1 ,1 .WU
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WKsSTICRN LEAGI K.'
Omnhu-St. 6Jseph, poftpniiud.
'J oj ch.a-l)i Moim n,' poHtp med.
V. kiiIiii -Lincoln, postponed.
lunvLi, 4; Sioux City, 4 (called).
NAI'lU.VAi, LKAULti.
Itos.ton, 3; Chicano. 4.
Kiooki.wi, 2; Cincinnati, 'i.
.New ork, 2; St. I.ouIh, 4.
Philadelphia, 4, I'lttsbui g,- 7.
AMERICAN
Chicago. 1; Philadelphia, li.
St. b.nilH, 3; .New York, i.
1 Iroit, 4; KuMnn, 11.
Cleveland, 1; Washington. 3.
A .M i ; It l( : A . AhSUL 1 A T ION.
C.lurtihuc, 4; Kansas City 1.
Tolfdo. s; .Milwaukee, 4.
linliniiiipoll.M. fi; St. Patfl, 4.
lAitii!v.lie, 4; Mlnneapolia, t.
NKKU.V.SKA LKAIirK.
Gland Island. 10; Hastlnga. 4.-Cf)lumbu-Kearney,
poslponetl.
Fieiuont-riuperioi , postponed.
Sowat d-lted Cloud, pohtpond.,
(irini'i TtxlHr.
Western League St. o.lpeph at Omaha
Topeka at lies Moines. Wichita at Lincoln,
1 louver lit Sioux City.
Nntton.it League Hoston at Pittsburg,
Brooklyn at Chleago, New York at Cin
cinnati, Philadelphia at St. Louis.-
American L niguo Chlcaifo ut Philadel
phia. .St. Louis at New York, Detroit at
lioston, Cleveland at Washington.
American A saoclatton Columbus at Kan-
WEST. LEAGUE.
t .L.l'et.i
II I h.im City, Toledo at Milwaukee, -India ti
0 apolia at St. Paul, lAiuisvllie .tttVMinife
0 apolls.
Nebraska League Kearney at Uoitimbus,
Hastings, at Orind Island, Ued Cloud at
l'reinont, Superior at Seward. ' : -
N'limz THHVirilS STILL WIXM.NU
Take an Interesting Uanie from the
llvllys, 1U to S, .
' Another victory was bagged by the Stori
Tr.uinpns at Fort Omaha, when they de
feated the Mollys, 10 to . For the first six
Innings tne battle was very Interesting, but
In the seventh the Holly let out a few
stitches, and before tney tlgntened up the
brewery gang garnered tour tallies, enough
to win. In the eighth they poled In a few
more to cinch matters.
It proved to be an off day for the Hollys,
nothing breaking their way. Bressman
snugged a couple sent to leU that looked
like tagged hits.
For tne Morz Trimuphs, Bruggeman
twirled his usual steady game, striking out
seven and allowing but seven hits, tig
Drummy banged one on the face for three
bags at a critical period, two scoring on
the punch. Coe caught a greut game and
McLean fielded beautifully at short. Next
Sunday the Ston Triumphs w ill hike out to
Benson for a duel with the Benson Eagles.
Score:
TRIUMPHS. HOLLYS
AB.H.O.A.K. l? , AD.H.O.A.E.
Hull, lb 4 1 I I OFalcooffri" clY. 4 4 111
Iiurk... 3b-.- I I 0 CJ. KUV ii 4 1 10 1
Cf), c. ...... 4 18 1 Olltmmrtv'Sb'.iW' 1 1 1 1
Drummy. lb. t ID DVQMuL'rxarr. .. , t 1 .. A
Plillbln. er... 6 t'l 0" OP. Kmy, 16.4 0 'I 0 DT
mi oeiL ,. 1 i, UMfjmaramKftii 4 j 0 lvl
Quiglfy, If... 1 1 u uliremn. ill 14 0
Urodbrck. rt. I II 10 OMlller, C.T.v-, 4 0 5 )1
Brvimom.n, pj 0 0 4 OltlckefJ ts.'. . 1 0 i 0
Tutsi, So T 11 0 Totsts 34 T 24 I 6
Storz Triumphs 0 0 0 0 2 0 4 4 10
Hollys 0 0 0.'2 0 0 0 0 1-, 3
Three-baso lilts: 'Drummy, McCreay
Stolen bases: Qulgiey,-J. Kelly, McAndrews
Bressman, Pliilbin. liases on balls: Off
Brujjgeman, S; off llickey, 5. Wild pltchs
HIckey. 2.. Struck out: By Bruggeman, f
by HIckey, 3. Sacrifice hits; Hall, McLean
BreFSinan, HIckey. '
TOWX8EXDS W11K Ol'T (OROVAS
Fust Tenia Defeated hy Close Score
of 1 to O. ,
The Townsend Gun company's ball team
cr'.ded another scalp when they defeated the
fast Storz Coronas by the small score of
1 to 0. Not until the eighth Inning was a
score made, when Burr hit for two extr
buses, followed by Fabcr'a ltne drive t'i
left field, which scored liarr an, resulted
In the only tally of the game. Score;
TOWNSBNDS. , CORONA.
AB.H.O.A.B. " All H.O.A.E.
Dousherty, Sb 4 0 0 1 lrtllten, if.... 4 0 0 0 1
llorr, if...... 4 I 10 ti strenltr. . m. .. 4 0 0 1 e
Falr, 4 1 0 I dDwonk. Ib 4 12 1
Hamilton, t. 4 0 14 0 flPrtk; ' of . , , , 4 0 0 0 0
KUioi, 3b.... 4 1 1 1-lKroup. lib.. 1 2 3 0
Slei-k. rt t 0 3 0 0Horwlcl, r,4 V I 0 ft
Morlarty, p.. 3 1 ! U OUtiniMi, lb, . - 18 1 1
fri fii.nor, lb 3 16 0 OYost o ,. 3. 1 14 3 0
Mtllian, ci... 1 u 1 v ui'lk. p J 0 0 15 0
ToUll .....S2 27 1 1 ToUI.,.,."t4 2J J
Karned runs: Townswdf ,- 1) Three-babe
lilt: Burr. Parsed Hall:- Yost. Vil'M base
t il balls: Off Pike, 1. lilt wkli pitched
ball: Steck. Struck out!' By Morlartv, 14;
by Pjlte, IX l.'nipiroi . i la. w kip a. , "
BBRUS UKFBAT Till! IPKHIAI.S
Local Clothiers Secure H to H In Game
with , Iowa Men.
The Berg- Clothing Company team de
feuied the Imperials of Council Hluffe by a
score of to 8. The Imperials secured a
lead of three In their half of the first on
mifplays of the Bor Infield,, but. Craig sot
tlea aoM-n ana twinea niasterrui bail until
tiie eighth. The licrgs . lambasted the
sphere througUout the contest, but dumb
base-running killed their chances In the
fore part of the game.
With the score A tie in the eighth, the
Imperials secured four runs on two hits, Ini
tei mingled with two passes unit nj eirnr
Lut the Bergs rallied, and aucx-esive ' hits
a:id a piiva yielded five runs anil tlw game.
A one-hunded catch by tiuinneau of the
Imperials was the bright feature of the
game. Scorn: , . ' ; j 1UH K.
ltergs 0 0 3 0 3 0 0 5 11 4
lmperlnl.1 3 0 0 0 0- 0 0 4 ' 0 7 7 3
lotteries: For Hergw, Craig and Hunti;
for Imperials, ltarrie and L.oyd. Two-base
tills: Colburit, Kniman, Huntzlker; Struck
oiitt Hy Craig. 10; by Ha me, 6. ita.s'es 011
balls: Off CrulK. 4: off Haul,. .1 in, ui,h
pi.ciied hall: Hy Craid. 2; by Harrle, 1. Um
pire; l'ospasil.
llolJrrure Train on Trip.
HOLDRKCSE. Neb.. May 10.-(Speclal )
The l ace bull teuni lepientlnii- the Hold-
. 10 nisi si'iumji le'.uineii mis morning
1 1 rum a three days' trip to the wistern pail
of the ftato. Viiurrday thd lads met Arupu-
noe a::d defeated them by tne coie 01 4
! to S in one of tne beat Barnes ever seen on
line diamond of that town. Friday the fast
!Culber:on team ttok th torala into canip
j by the scold of b to 2, outplaying them at
I every turn of the road, 'lhis was the first
jganie with that fai aggi elation for th-
i ..aiiiplonship of southwestern Nebraska.
Yesterday the lioldrege boys mei tlie uiu-
mut'.d warricis of the douantv lltila Ti,i.
tun High scnool, and after a hard battle
in U10 rain w.rc uoed out In the ninth
by a ttngie run, the final scor being 4 to
I. The locals will in all probability meet
both Culherliiuii and Trenton here tne lat
ter pait of the month and In addition have
ill prospect names with so in' of the crack
hivn school learns of the oential pan of
tne state. Tho following players, under
Coach cnson, made the trip west: Pit
ler. Stogall. "low ell. Nortts. Shepherd,
111 lies. WltifjuUt, McQlll and Kodstrom.
Ramblers neat Indrpendenta.
The White City Ramblers won Sunday
by defeating the Independents by th scor
of 8 to The feature of tho game were
t lie pitching of Peters and the batting of
Heltender and Probst, each getting a horn
run. Score: ,
W. C. H 0 I I 0 0 3 1 0 0-S 7 1
lndepenlents , ..1 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 I T t
Victory Aaaln for Indiana.
ROSF.NDALB. Mo.. May W.-Hpec!al Tele
gram Orem'a Nebraska, Indiana. li:
j Rosendate, L
3--Pr- ,-.'-3- 'v&jfc. - ill.
IT .
SENATORS PASS CLEVELAND
Washington Beats the Naps on Cap
ital Grounds Three to One.
GESSLER GETS FIRST
Athletics lluusjr I p White Stocklniin
liltthlnnders Drub the Browns
Boston Tr.kea In the '
Tlitera.
WASHINGTON, May Washington de
feated Cleveland today, 3 to 1. Kelsllng
was effective with men on bases, while.
Falkenberg was hit at opportune times.
Oessler made the first home run for the
locals this season. Score:
WASHINGTON. CLEVELAND.
H. H.O.A.E. B H O A E
Milan, cf ... 4 12 0 OTurner, as... I I ' l' 4 0
Cimrojr, 2b... 4 110 Ooranay. cf... 1 0 4 0 0
Lallvalt, If.., I 0 0 0 (Flick, rf....... I 1 1 0 0
Kltllfrr, It... 1 0 0 0 tljajole, 2b.... 8 2 13 0
Elhtrolil, 3b. I 1 5 3 28tuvall, lb... 4 0 10 0 0
fiewler, rf..,. 3 3 8 1 Wlarke, c.;... 4 14 2 0
Unglaub, lb.. I 18 0 CKmegcr,, If. . . 2 0 " 0 0
MrUrlde, aa..l 0 5 4 OBradlay, 3b.. 4 1110
Street, o..... a V I 3 OFalanbfTg, p. I 0 0 2 0
Kfullng, p... I 10 1 (Mitchell, p...O 0 0 10
- 'nrmll 0.0 0 0 0
Totala......27 7 21. 10 3Bfrly ....-1 0 0 0 0
Perrlng 1 0 0 0
Total, 30 T 24 18 0
Batted for Falkenberg In seventh.
Batted for Krueger in ninth.
. Batted for Mitchell in ninth.
Washington 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 3
Cleveland ........ ,;'.0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 01
Two-base hits: Gessler, Clarke. Home
run. Gessler. Hits: Off Falkenberg, 7 in
six Innings. Sacrifice hits: Street, Bemts.
Stolen .bases: . Graney, Krueger. Double
plays: McBrlde (unassisted), Mc Bride to
L'nglaub. Left on bases: Washington, 3;
Cleveland, 2. Bases on balls: Off Keisllng,
4; off Falkenberg, 1. First base on errors:
Cleveland, 2. Hit by pitched ball: Mitchell,
1. Struck out: By Relating, 3; by Falken
berg, 1; by Mitchell, 1. Time: . 1:40.. Um
pires: Kertn and Sheridan.
Philadelphia Whips Chlrairo.
Philadelphia. May . 18. Philadelphia won
from Chicago today 0 to 1, making, eleven
straight vlctorle,'. The home, team knocked
Smith off the rubber; In five .Innings, while
Coombs held Chicago .to- i r single and a
trlpple. Score:- . , - ' ,
PHILADBL,rHlA. v -s PttlCWOO.t T-
B.H.O.A.B. .A 1 -.U.rf.D.A.E.
H.rtMl, If. ,.4. 1 1 0 (ld.r, lb.... i 0 13 3
OldTlng, cr..,4 I 4 0 Oeolilna. rt-.b: 5 0 110
K. Colllna, 2b 4 0 1 4 OOancJll, lb..,. 3 14 10
Baker, So.... 4.1 0 0 owhlte. rf.....' 1 0 10 0
Dtvlft. lb.
,4 1 IV 0 fJDouctiarty, If I t I 0 0
.1110 OCola, cf...,.S4 0 2 0 0
. 3 0 0 3 lPurtall, lb... 4 0 0' 0 0
.3182 UBIuckburn, si 0 81 0
.4108 OPaynti, c. 31411
'8mlth, p.!..-. . 0 3 1 1
.32 10 37 10 Ikang, p....... 10 0 3 0
Murphy, rf.
Barry, ss..,,
Lapp, c
Coombs, p...
Totals
Totals : 2 24 11 4
Chicago 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 01
Phllaaelphia 0 1 1 O'Ll 0 0 6
Three-base hit: Gandll. - Hits! Off Smith
7 In 7 Innings; off Lang, S In 3 Innings
Sacrifice hit: Blackburn'. ' ' Stolen bases
Zelder, (2)! Oldring, Baker, Coombs. Left
on bases: Chicago, 6;-Philadelphia, b. Bases
on balls: Off Smith, 3; off Coombs, 4. First
on errors: Chicago, 1; Philadelphia, 1.
Struck out: By fimlth. 1;' by Coombs, 7.
Time; 1:42. Umpires, Connolly and Dineen.
Highlanders Dent Drowns,
NEW YORK, Way 16.-New York de
feated St. Louis today. 5 to 3. Ford out-
pitched Lake and the locals ran beses at
will on Klllirer in the third and fourth
Innings. Score:
ST. LOUS. NEW YORK.
' ' B. H.O.A.E. ' " B.H.O.A.R.
Btuna, If 4 0,1 0 OHcmplilli, cf . 4 1 10 0
Hoffman, cf.. 4 111 0 UWolur, rt 3 10 0 0
Wallace. 3b.. 4,1 I 1 (H'limi. lb 4 17 0 0
Gr.Kia, 2b.... 4 14 0 tLaiorte, 2b... 4 13 8 0
Rrhwattzer, rf 3 0 3 0 OKuacb. sa..., 2 0 12 1
Ho mm, f..4'0 2 5 CCIi.nnell, It.. 4 2 10 0
Abnteln, lb... 4 2 10 OAilalln, 3b.... 8 2 5 8 1
Kllllfer, C....8 118 2Sapnsy, 0... 3 1 2 0
Crlaa 1 0 0 0 OFbrd, p 10 0 10
Lake, p 11010 X
Totals 27 27 10 2
Totals 33 T 24 IS S
'Untied for Klllil'er In ninth.
St. Louis 0 0 0 1 O110 0-3
New York 0 U 3 1 V 1 0 0 5
Two-base hits: Wal'iace, Laporle. Three-
base hit: Jlutrman. Sacrifice lilt: Sweeney
sacrifice Hy: Milliter. Stolen bases
Hemphill, volter, 'hase, Austin, Roach,
Absteln (2). Left 01. eses: St., Louis, 5;
New York. 6. First -u.'o on errors: St
Louis, 2. Struck out: Hy Lake, tt; by Ford,
!;. First base on balls: Off Lake, "; off
Ford, 1. Baik: Lake. Umpires: O'Lougli
lin and Pcrrine. Time: 2:00.
ATHLETIC MKET
I.N"
GItl.WUI.L
Men from Kleven follesea Will om
pete Sntarday.
IOWA CITY, la., May 10. (Special.) One
hundred and eighty-five athletes, represent
ing ideven colleges In Iowa, will enter the
smte meet of secondary college to be
held nt Grlnnell next Saturday. Cornell
has the largest list of entries, with thirty
six. Coe I next with twenty-two.
Th! meet promises to be both fast and
close. Mornlngnide seems to have the bent
chance of winning, beca-ise of It strength
on track events. Normal wilt have a nt;r
distance man. Coe Is depending on Wilson,
lis sprinter, and Cornell on lis weight hien
A significant nature or tne meet is mm
the hammer throw hus been left out. thus
showing the Inclination of this association
to follow the lead or tne college aufiior.ties
representing the colleges in the M sourl
valUy conference at Kansas City last
winter.
The schools entering the meet follow
Grlnnell, Cue. Cornell, lies Moines college,
Leamler Clark. Iowa Teachers' college.
Mornlngstfte, Parsons, Tenii, Slnipoi and
Upper Iowa.
GOOD SHOOTERS FOR BENSON
Interstate Rrnltered Tournament
Will Mart Today.
The bijr Interstate Registered tournament
of the Benson Gun club started promptly
yesterday at 2:3J and bold forth up to
Wednesday n'ght.
The entrv list from high clas shooters
from all over the middle west has been
much larger than any tournament yet held
l aA lh.ra mi 1 1 1 ala.l h IttftHV lirofeB-
slonata present, but they will not be allowed
,n .boot for the muneV.
Mr. and Mr. Topperweln of San Antonio,
Tex., will givs a free exhibition of fanny
rlfln and pistol shooting on Wednesday aft
ernoon at 2. that should be witnessed uy
all lover of shaotipg In any form, a they
re in a claaa by themselves ln tills lln
of work. Thl -will be given In the base
ball park, where ther are plenty of srfi
for all.
Hampton Win Field Mee(.
HAMPTON. la.. May 16. iSpeclal. ) The
Hampton High school team won the annu it
field meet of the Boone Valley Athletic as
sociation here Saturday: The score by
Eilnt a: Hampton. 5.V, Wehster Cltv.
V Fort Dodge. 16.; Humboldt, 10; Al
cona. S: Qoldfield, , Clarion, 1; Eagle
Grove,
homer ' Mmmmmmmmmw
Jeff Uses Stout
to Keep in Trim,
Fists for Johnson
Pugilists on Show Before Admiring
Crowds in Respective Train
ing Camps.
BBN LOMX3ND. Cat.. May 16.-Jeffrie
delighttd a record crowd of camp visitors
this afternoon by going four fast rounds
with Bob Armstrong. There would have
been more boxing, . but Choynskl was
slightly ill and Armstrong was not keen
for an extension of the four-round limit.
Jeffries showed marked hospitality to his
guests and seemed In excellent spirits. He
did five miles on the road in the morning,
under a hot sun, and his afternoon's show
lasted about an hour. , . ,
Jeffries took tils first drink slnce"start
Ing to train yesterday,. Jle split a ottle
of stout w ith his(' partner. Jack . Knlpper.
The fighter cxplaine1d,.,tiiat, with a goodly
part of the grind Ul before him, he did
not want to grow Sjta'la and that a drink
of porter or ale.occajjjqnally would be ben
eficial. ' ., ...
SAN FRANCISCO..' Cai. May 1.-Jack
Johnson did his Hist real gymnasium
training this afterrioSh.' and anv susniclon
as to the condition atit the colored heavy
weight were' eiitYrtd?"1 ttflspelled by the' way
In w hich ho w ent' through his work. Be
fore a large cHd "Johnson went through,
the ordinary routine exercise and wound
up by 1 boxing- eight full three-minute
rounds. When the1 last' bout was over
Johnson was not tven drawing a long
breath. That he 'could 'get. ready for' the
coming fight In three weeks was the gen
eral opinion.
It was announced this afternoon by
Hlckai-,1 that the second conference look
ing towards the selection of a referee will
be held tomorrow afternoon at Johnson's
training quarters." 'As yet there is no set
tlement in sight.
WINNERS AT ' IiAI'PY HOLLOW
W. E. Shafer, J. ft. Webster mid Fred
It. llniril Take l'rizea.
About sixty players took part in the golf
competition for pr.zes In the three flights
at Happy Hollow Saturday. W. K. Shatei
won trio golf hag prchonlud by T. T. Uart
lett, from scratcn. J. It. Webster won tiu
cup given by A. It.,: ?ells in class H and
Fred 11. lluird won the golf shoes pre
sented by Do Roy Austin in class C.
1 his is tne first time that the players
have been over the course since the l:U0
in provements have been made and many
expressions of approval were heard.
Next Saturday a leuin match will be
played off. The captains have not been
rained, but will be -1 liu.-rn tonio time this
week. The score:
FIRST FLICIHT.
Net. H'd'p.ToUl.
W. K. Shafer.. !H .. U4
T. W. Austin...'....: :..,100 4 D
A. A. McClurc , 1.. !i .. Mil
R. W. Hayward Ill 8 li
De Roy Austin lOti 2 104
James A. Austin. ..k 104 .. 104
SF.COND FLIGHT.
, Net. H'd'p.Total.
J. R. Webster 100 li 8
R. Sturdevant W0 1(1 bit
A G. Klllck.., 101 12 1
F. L. Lovelnnd ,. P'4 W 4
A. S'. Clark.., , l(e 14 t'l
K. K. Klmberly 100 10 'J'i
11. L. Hurnani i1 10b 12 isi
THIRI FLIGHT.
, Net H'd'p.Total.
Fred R. Uulrd U4
W. J. Creedou .' W0
Wilson iiuct aran. lut
.S. 11. Ross......'.:,ri '..11.1
D. M. K.lgerly .' 117
A. 1. deign A. 117
20
14
IS
ii
24
With the lionlcr.
Tho following scores were rolled last
night at Franc. seo's alleys:
YOL'SEtf'S COLTS.
- .1st. 2.1. 3d. Total.
Falconer,,. , 104 LI 1J t02
C. Rice. VM lbl I4ii 4i.
'Ionian !.. 1B0 luJ ii
Biuggeiuan .i... 1. l.4 Hi 4,o
OUsell lib Im 1:4
Totals.'; S3J 827 tli 2,4'.s
CRrJAM C1TYS.
.. 1st. 2d. 3d. Tolai.
Ratekln loi 14 10 ov2
Drummy WJ 12 lio titi
isieisen l.J l' lw 4,2
ituesoig IsO loi iiO bo.
Meium lw 1'4 lil i!
Totals m 821 817 1,475
Kiaruc) NoriuuP Record.
KEARNEY, Neb., May 10. (Special.) The
normal ball teini played two s.unei during
last week, Doane wli nuig om- tne nor.na.
by 7 to U Tuesday, ivhllo the r.nimn wen
over vesleyan by 11 to tj WcU.iesuuy. Ilotn
giines w,ir a-ACeedintily ino'i et ui.. J lie
normal team Mart on Its tour lunior: u
morning. It will play Doane M.iiday, We-
I ley an i ues;(ir e mntr V
I Thursday und Ueliv.vue I-1
retiiL'suay, r.-i u
may. i'luui, th-
iioi nml caicher. ' w da badly injuivd In Die
licui.e game, but (l la liopeu tn will be
able to accompany the team. H : I, A no
nas not practiced I during the season on
account of having a class late In ' h after
noon, caugm .n the Wesieyar) game and
did well. '
Illah Jump for Woinrn.
UINCY; Mass.. 'May 16 The worlds
high Jump reoord ifor women Is claimed
for Miss Rachaet llardwtck of this city,
who In eomps tlllon' yesterday cleared four
feet six Inches. Tats exceeds by an Inch
nd a naif the rrrd established last week
by Miss Theodora . Wtneler of Fairfield,
Conn., a student at Vaa'ar colli ge. Misa
Hardwlek'a Jump v'as made at the game
of till! Wouflward lunltul for Girls.
COLUMBUS WINS IN STORM
Ohio Men Keep Rain Checks and Beat
Kansas City Four to One.
GAME CALLED IN SIXTH INNING
Mndhena Turn Table un Brewer
Iloosler Trounce the Sulnt
Miller Show Colonel
Something-.
KANSAS CITY. May 16. Columbus won
the first of the series from Kansas City,
4 to 1. A heavy downpour of rain brought
the game to a sudden close In the flrBt
half of the sixth inning. Score:
COLbMDL'S, KANSAS CITY.
AU. H.O.A.E. AB.H.O.A.B.
O'rtourka. 3b 1 0 0 1 0 Shannon, If.. 10 10 0
Htnchman, If 8 0 2 0 CKaftery, cf... 3 3 0 0 0
CoiiKulton, rf 8 1 I 0 0 Hunter, lb...O 0 6 1 0
flown?, !b....8 0 2 1 CVohe, 3b 3 1 1 2 0
Rellly, if ... 8 10 0 OMnriirty, rf.. 8 0 10 0
Ollwell, lb.. ..'3 14 0 ODuwnle. as... 8 10 11
uulnlan, as.. 1 0 1 8 OCranaton, 2b. 0 0 2 0 0
Arbogaal, e... 1 1 5 1 OBulllvan,
8 14 8 0
Bitton, p..
2 0 0 1 OKhodea, p.... 8 0 0 I 0
Totala M 4 15 I 0 Totala 17 5 15 1
Columbus .' 0 0 0 4 04
Kansas City .... .5. ..i.. ....... ..0 0 0 1 0-1
Two-base hit Yohe, Left on bases: Kan
sas City, 8; Columbus, 4. First base on
errors: Columbus, 1. Sacrifice hits: Hunter,
Cranston. Struck out: By Rhodes, 3; by
Sltton, 5. Base on balls: Off Rhodes, 4; off
Sitton, 6. Time; 1:15. Umpires: Guthrie and
Chill.
Toledo Brut" Mil wankee.
MILWAUKEE, Wis.. May It) -Toledo
bunched hits oft Stowers and McGlynn
todav and won an 8 to 4 game with little
trouble. Milwaukee purchased Inflelder
Breen from St. Pawl today. Score:
TOLEDO. MILWAUKEE.
AB.H.O.A.B. AH. H.O.A.E.,
Sullivan. cf.. 5 3 2 0 0R.ndall. rf.. 5 0 2 0 0
Hi'chman, !b 3 0 2 4 (Barry, If 3 1 I 0 0
nllv rf ...5 0 1 0 CCUrk. Sb 4 2 2 6 0
Ukman It.. 4 2 1 0 tMrOm.. lb.. 1 1 0
Kmman. !b. 5 4 18 -c, cf 8 3 0 ,
.nT' c ""J 0 . 0 IWcCormk. 2b 4 1 2 8 0
Klcrt, 3b.... 3 0 0 1 ILudwIg, c.
Vis..ng, P--JJVr,rn.P1
3 15 11
3 0 0 4 0
2 10 10
To"" 35 12 27 ,i ToUIB kT7ih1
Milwaukee 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0-4
To'iedo 0 2 0 0 1 1 1 1 2-8
iwo-baso hits: Sullivan, Barrett. Barry,
I udwlg. Three-base hits: Hickman 121.
iullivun. Hits: Off Stowers, 7 In five In
nings. Sacrifice hits: llinchman, Land,
Butler, Robinson. Stolen bases: Bairy,
LudwiK. I'""h'e Pla'B: McC ur"llck 10
Clark; Butler to llinchman t" e;;ma"'
Left on bases: Milwaukee. 9; Toledo, S.
First base on balls: Off Stowers, 1; off
McGlynn, 1; off Ylngllng. 1. S truck 01 it :
Hv Stowers. 1: by McGlynn. 2; by Y lug ling,
5.' Wild pitches; Yingling, McGlynn. Time;
2:00. Umpires: Owens and Cusuck.
MINNESOTA
FOOT U A LI. RAMUS
South Dakota Take Plnee of Iowa In
Thin Ver'a Schednle.
uivvr a rw-vt 1st Ulnv 16. Sneclal.) The
University of Iowa has been left off the
1910 schedule or me i.iuvei .i
sola foot ball team, as u hh V ''
pleted by Manager Melon Leach. The I nl
versity of Scuth Dakota team was sub
stituted In the Iowa school's plnce. 1 he
South Dnkoln team's showing lnrt year
nine x-oh,ul(H led the athletic autliorl-
i,.o t hriiLva that they would put up n
slitfer fight ngninst the Gophers this yeur
than would the nawueyes.
l.,,llr,u-itifr Is the schedule:
Knntemhev L't M Innesota vs. Lawrence, at
Northrop field. ,
October 1 Minnesota vs. South Dakota
at Northrop field.
October 8 Minnesota vs. Ames, at North
.r. ri.1,1
October ir Minnesota vs. Nebraska, at
Nnrlhrnn field.
Oetolier 2'i Minnesota vs. Chicago, at
Chicago.
November 12-Minnesota vs. Wisconsin, at
Northrop field. ... , ,
Nov. nib"!- 1! Minnesota vs. Michigan, at
Ann Arbor.
CAPITOL
POOL
TO I UNA MKXT
lionus I.euds, hut Four Men
Iluvi1
lerceiitnKe of l,(H).
Friday rxenlng Dow ns b at Owens, 100
to fcb, at the Capitol pool tournament, al
ihough Owens made the largest runs. To
night Fraliek anil Idle w ill piay. Tins
being Wliit.j's first appearance In Hie
luuruanier,t. Score by innings:
Downs 0, 0, 4, 5, 0, 2. 8, 0, 0, 12, 2, 14. 4,
3. 0, 1. 11, 4, 3, 4, 0, 4 0, 4, 0, 3, 1, 7101.
Total 100.
Owens 18, 1. 1, 7. 13. 3. 0, 1, 1. 2, 0, 0, 4,
1. 2, 1. 4, 2. . 5, 2. 2, ll-!2. Total SS.
Sri atehes Downs, 4; Ow ens, 4.
High runs Owens, IS, 13, 11; Downs, 14,
12. 11.
STANDING.
Pld. W.
L.
0
0
0
0
I
2
Pet.
1 1x0
l.oeo
1.0011
l.Oi-fl
!
den
on
Down 2 2
P'.irpard 1 1
Hurne'l 1 1
Usher 1 1
Owens 1 0
Frallrk 2 0
Prinze 2 0
lleinirto'.a Mu;n HIbuIii.
PIOUX CITY. in. May 16 -Manager Ja'-k
llf Irleks of the Denver team today signed
Pltet-er Ed HIggins of t':e St. Louis Car
dlra'.s. HYMHNEAL
He rry-Larson.
Mis Selma Larson of Holdrese and Mr.
Walter (J. Berry of Omaha were married
Sunday evening at 7 o'clock at the horn of
the officiating minister. Rev. Cnarlea W.
fltvldg.
Bee Want Ada will boost your buslna
Championship
Motor Car Races
at Indianapolis
Twelve Events Offered for National
Honors in First Annual Meet
of Association.
INDIANAPOLIS, Hid.. May 16. The first
annual national championship races of the.
American Automobile association will be
run on the polished brick; course of the
Indianapolis speedway, May 30.
Twelve events are offered for national
championships, covering the range of the
subdivisions of Class B stock chassis cars
with piston displacement of from 160 to 750
cubic inches. In addition, two evens are
offered in Class D, free to gasoline cars
of all descriptions. The distance are five
and ten miles. The Memorial day program
will Include a fifty-mile race.
A hundred mile free-for-all race will be
the feature for Friday, May 27, and on
Saturday May 2$, will be run a 200-mlle
race for a trophy valued at 88,000, which
was called off lust summer on account
of the fatal accidents that attended It.'
The programs of Friday and Saturday will
be completed w'th competitions In all
classes.
With the newly added grandstands and
other collateral buildings, lnatlilne shops,
garages and balloon and aeroplane houses,
the Indianapolis speedway becomes tho
most complvtely equipped plant of its
nature In the world.
TIU-COINTY LEAGUE
FORMED
Sls-Teain Circuit Will Play Season of
Twenty-Four Game.
CRETE, Neb., May 16. (Special.) A trl
county (Saline, Seward and Fllmore) base
ball league lias been formed and will begin
operations Tuesday, May 17. There are six
teams ln the league, representing Crete,
Beaver Crossing. Friend, Fairmont, Dor
chester and Kxeter. Kaeii n lie will ply four
games with every other team. I'reie will
pluy Dorchester at Crete. Mayor Dredlo w ill
pitch the first ball, witli Councilman Kerst
at tho bat and Hon. H. M. Wells hs catcher.
Crete has the following in Its learn: Catch
ers, Ammeriiian, Kingston; pitchers, Orlh,
Wright, Zelinka, Norton; first base. Cowan,
second base, Kd Farley; third base, Sell;;
shortstop, Frank Farley; outfielders, Dono
hue, Johnson, liullstead.
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(.Inula Pirate Capture
I'hllllr.
CHICAGO, May tti.-Chlcago defeated
Boston, I to 3. In the final g.ime of thi '
Kerbs today. Cole held Boston to one till
in the first seven Innings, but weakened
near tho end. Score:
CHIl'AOO. BOSTON
Ah H O. A l: AU.II.O A .12.
Ever, 2b 3 114 U'nilla., It. .. 10 10 0
Shwkaru, If.. 3 1 3 u 1 Millar. rt...,l 10 0 0
Sxbulte, rt...S 1 I 0 lharH, .b . . 4 I 7 1 0
lhamc-, lb... 4 1 13 0 ' Sliran, 3b 4 0 4 1 0
Sulnlrll, Jlil 3 I 0 llluug. 3D... 4 1111
lloiman, el ." v l v isn'tnpj, n.,,3 o 4 4 1
Tinker, fs..
4 10 3 1 llmk. !,. . . 4 l 1 l o
.3171 .llr.lwm. (4V. 0411
2 0 0 3i llmt.lan. e .. 0 0 1 1 V
llrt.wn. p 1 0 0 1
Art hfr, t...
Cole, p
Totala
xi V 77 .rsolih p.,,, 10 0 10
.Smaii i 1 0 i;
Ttala. :..:.m 4 M 14 4
Batted for Randen In ninth.
Chicago 0 1 0 1 2 0 0 0
Boston 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2-!
Two-base hits: Tinker, Sheckard, Miller.
Hits: Otf Brown, X in live innings. Sacii
lien lilts: Brown, Sneckard, Schtiitev
' St den bases: Hofnian, Clisnce, Stemfeldl
Douhio piays: I inkwr to Kvers to Chance,
Beck to (liaham, Sweeney to Sheaii,1 Sneau
to Sharpe. Left on bases: Cnlcago, 8; Bos
ton. . Bases on balls: off Cole, b; off
Brown, 4; off Parsons, 1. ruruaK out: Uy
Cole, n ; ny Brown, by Parsons. 1, Wild
pitches: Brown, Cule (2). Time; l;&5. Um
plies: Klem and Kane.
I'lttsnuru Ix-.tia Hhllndelphln.
PITTSBl'BG, May An eUghtli Innlnj
rally saved Pittsburg from another defeat
by Phbadelphia ajid netted u local victor
7 to 4. Score:
PITTsHt'HO. rHILAl'ELflllA. '
U. H.O.A.E B.H.O.A.K.
a 3 1 2 ITItuti, rf 4 110 0
4 13 0 e Hate.. If 3 t) i 0 0
3 1 il i u rant, lb ... 4111
4 111 litluN. rt.... 4 18 0 1
4 0 11 i lir'nafKM. lb 1 0 0
4 I II 0 IKnaba, iti.... 3 0 1 t 1
4 8 2 0 . 1 Ian, .... 3 0 8 4 1
4 14 0 l lioo.n, c 4 0 8 I 0
1 0 0 8 iMidii.r, p.... 3 1 0 9 1
Brrne, 3b....
Leai-b. cf...
1 I4rk. If. . .
Waaner, m.
Mluar, 2h. . .
Klynn, lb...
W iiain, rf...
OIIM!l, c...
Ltever, p...,.
Lvlliald. p...
0 0 0 1 UHutliphrrr, p. 0 0 0 1 0
eanipbol!
110 0 0
While, p 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 31 24 10 &
Total! 35 13 87 11 1
Butter for Lelfleld In eighth.
Pittsburg 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 S 1
Pnlladelphta 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 04
Two-base hits: Wakner,, Klynn, Titus.
Three-base hits: Clark. Sacrllice hit:
Bransfleld. Stolen bases: Wagner, Knahe.
Double plays: Miller Wagner and Flynn;
Knabe, Doolan and Bransfleld. Bus' on
Lulls: Off Leever, 1, off While, 1; off Shett
ler. 2. Hit by pitched ball: Hy I-ever.
(Doolan). Struck out: tty Leever, i; by Lel
fleld, 1; by Shettlor. 7; by Humphreys, 1.
Wild pitch: Shetller Passed ball: Oiotou.
First on errors: Philadelphia, 1; Pittsburg,
3. Left on bases: Putnburg, H; Philadelphia,
4. Hits: Off Leever, 6 hid innings; otf Lel
fleld, 1 in 2 Innings; off Shetiier, t In 1
innings. Time: 1:60. Umpires, Johnston and
Norton.
Cardinals tret Four Atralrht.
ST. LOUIS, May 16. Hy taking this aft
ernoon's game, 4 to 2, St. Louis won four
games straight from New York. Wlltse
was easy, while Willis was effective, cx-
ct.pt ln Vno Inning. Score
ST. LOUIS. NEW YORK.
All. H.O.A.E. , AU H.O.A.E.
HuRxIni. 2b.. 1112 ODevore, It.... 4 110 1
Zaiker, If.... 4 t I 2 IDoyls, 2b 4 i I 8 t
(lakes, cf 4 0 2 0 i-Murmv. rf... 4 I I 1 0
Kuimtctiy, lb 4 1 7 1 (Seymour, cf.. 4 110 0
Etana, rf 8 0 5 0 t Ilrldwoll, aa..4 1 0 3 0
Phalpa, o I 110 olxvlln. lb.... 4 0 3 2 0
Hausar, an.... 4 3 3 1 lMerkle, lb... 4 0 11 0 0
Mowrey, 2b.. 8 3 1 0 CMeyao, c 3 0 5 2 2
Wlllla, p 3 4) 0 4 l,W'iltas, p 8 0 0 4 0
Totala...... 30 9 27 10 l Totala...... 33 7 24 14 ' I "
St. Louts '..;..... 0 10 11 0 1' 0' 1 '
New York ..0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 01 .
Two-base hits: Phelps, Hauser, Hugglns,
Mowrey. Three-base hits: . Zaeker, Mur
ray. Sacrifice hits: Evans, Willis. Stoler
bases: Murray, Oukes, acker.' First bas
on balls: Off Wlltse, 2; off. Willis, 1.
Struck out: By Wl.tse. 4; by Willis, 1.
Left on bases, St. Louis, 0; New York, 5.
Time: l;3o. Umjires: ' O'Day and Brcn
nan. '
III RON
WINS
TRACK
MEET
Pierre Wn Second In Contest
nt
Rrool.InK Friday.
HURON, 8. D . May 16. (Special.) The
victory won by the Huron High school at
the track meet In Brookings Friday puts
Huron in splendid place for the annual
high school track meet of the state to be
held at Vermilion May 20. The score was
67 ln favor of Huron, Pierre winning 37 and
Brookings falling below that figure In tho
makeup of points.
Arrangements have been completed for a
band of 100 pieces to furnish music during
part of the time the I'lte -r-colleglate state
track meet Is In progress here May 26 and
27. Members of bands connected with tho
Mitchell, Huron, Brookings and Vermilion
colleges will attend. The attendance Is
likely to exceed that at former meet by
many hundreds, as the program of events
Is eeiunl to that presented by colleges of
gifater prominence In the athletic world
than those constituting the Huron meet.
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