TTTE BEE: OMAHA. TUESDAY, MAY 9. Mil.
Phillies Blank Trolley Dodgers; Tigers Trounce Sox; Omaha Loses St. Joseph
ROURKES FAIL TO HIT TEXAN
lUcrait from Ion Star State Holds
Pa's Boy to One Ran.
GAME IS LOST ON ERRORS
Drimmrri Mtkr Two. of Their Three
Rim oa Blander by rhomrr
ad rB!ak- Klne; sad
Ai4rioi Fined.
iT. JOSEPH. Mo.. My g.-Speclt Tele
gram.! For ,th third straight tlm Fa
Rou rites athlete wer . defeated In
pitcher' battl here today. Chellette, a
recruit from the Texas league, outpitched
Danny Dreamer Durbln In on of the beet
contests staged In thla city this season.
The final count was 3 to 1. x
Chellftt allowed only five hits, while
turbln waa bumped for eight. Errora werk
really responsible for Omaha's defeat. In
the eighth Inning, with the score standing
a tie, l to 1, Bchoonover and Bchlpke made
errora that were responsible for the rune
that cava St. Joe the game. The flrt man
up. Kelly, hit a long fly to 8choottover.
who dropped It. letting Kelly go to second.
Powell then bunted to Bchlpke, who threw
the ball over Kane's head, Kelly and
Powell going to third. Powell scored on
Relllya long fly. .
Omaha got Us lone run In the first in
ning Anderson lined out a alngl and
ifter Bchlpke had fanned he scored on
King's two-base drive to the left field
fence.
Jack Haskell, chief of the Western
league umpires, announced here today that
Pert , King. Omaha's center fielder
and Anderson, right fielder, had been fined
1100 and IS, respectively, for an assault on
.mplre Kneeland In Omaha last week. Ta
Rourke made the playera pay their fines
today before - the game, aa Haakell was
oot going to let them play. Bcorei
OMAHA.
AB. R. H. O. A. E.
ArM.rsnn rf 3 110 0 0
Sihluke 3b....' ...4 0 0 0
0 0 0 1 1
King, 2b 4
Kane, lb 4
P.i.ioonover, cf 8
Pickering, If 8
knaavaa aa 4
o a l i o
0 1 13 1 o
0 0 2 0 1
0 0 0 0 0
0 18(0
3ondin, c 8 0 0 t 1 0
turbln. p 3 0 0 1 6 0
Agnew i u w v
Totals 32 1 6 M 16
ST. JOSEPH.
AB. R H. O. A. E.
McChesney, cf 4 0 1 8 0 0
Kelly, if '. 4 1 J 0 0
oweii, it 4 1 t J J
Rellly. 2h 8 0 0 8 8 1
borton, lb 3 0 3 8 1 0
Melnke. ss 8 0 0 8 1 0
Hamilton, 3b 4 1 0 - 0 t 0
Soaset. c 8 0 1 T 0 0
Chellett. p............ 8 0 0 j JJ
Totals 31 3 8 2T 10 1
Batted for Oondlng In ninth.
Dmaha v.-..... 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 01
Bt. Joseph J. 00010003 8
Stolen bases': ' Anderson, Kelley, Powell,
Borton. Hamilton. . Bacrtfic hits: Schoon
bver. Rellly, Melnke. Three-base hit! King,
rwo-bae hit: King. Struck out: By Cnel
lette, 7; by purhto, 4. Bases on balls: Oft
Chellette, 1. Left on bases:-Bt. Joseph,?;
Omaha, (. Omplre: HaskalL Time; 1:44.
GRIZZLlEt PEFEAT. TOPBKA TEAM
Denver Take. Eacltlnaj
, six rir,
Contest kr
.defeated Tor
DENVEft- Maa I Denver
fteka In sr 'exciting- game
tcor of 'to S- Bcore: '.
, " DENVER.
I - AB. R.
Lloyd. 2b. 5 0
today by the
H. O. A. 3S.
0 8 8 0
3tlmor. cf 8
IVeldensaul, If 4
8 1
8 3
1 H
0. 14
0
0
0
0
0
0
aulllln, 3b
... 8
Lindsay, 2b ...
Soffey., sa...r.
Caasldy, rf....
McMurray. 'ic.
Harris, p......
Klnaella. p....
.wv. 8
.;..... 4
3
1
0
4
4 0
0
... i o
... 8 0
0 8 0
Total 88
TOFEKA.
. AB. R.
Hafford. 3b............ t 0
RJckard, If 4 1
Tomaaon, cf 4
Whitney, lb 4 I
Hopke, ss .' 3 0
Moors. 2b..:.. 4 0
Hreitentteln,' rf... 4 0
Hawkins, c.i 4 0
McOrath, p...... 8 0
tbeecher , 1 0
Leak, p .-. 0 0
Krambe 1 . 0
11 27 U 0
H. O. A. E.
0 8 11
Totals .........'.....38 t 12 24 i I
Hatted for McGrath In alxth.
tinted for Leak in ninth.
Denver 00108080
Topeka 8 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0-
Stolen bases: Qulllln, Lindsay (2), Coffey
(2), Casaldy 2. Two-base hit: Ollmore.
Three-base hits:. Whitney, Tomason. Home
fun: Ollmore. Struck out: By Harris, 1;
by Klnaella, 1; bv Leak, 1. Bases on balls:
Off Harris. 1; off Klnaella, 1; oft Leak. 1
Double play: Lloyd to Lindsay. Hit by
pitched, hall r Qulilln. Left on bases: Den
ver. 8, Topeka, 6. 'Innings pitched: By
Harris X runs 4. hits 8: by . Klnaella ,
runs 1. hits 4; by Mctirath 6, runs 4, hits
I; bv Leak S. runs 2, hit 8. Tim: 1:M.
Lmilre; Bhoeupaker.
DCS MOINES k A 8 If FOR SIOUX
Ckamplona TVU taat bans by Elerea
'-: t Ose. ,
6IOUX CfTT,' la .' May 3. -Sioux City
won easily from Des Moines today in th
last gam of th series. Score:
610UX CITT.
AB. R. ,H. O. A. E
Andrea, 2b 4 2 2 8 0 0
Ptem, lb - 4 1 1 U 0 0
Welch, Sb 4 0 1 2 4 0
Neighbor, rf 8 1 2 1 0 0
IWatrner, cf 4 1 3 4 0 0
Rellly. M ...,. 4 1 2 0 8 1
Preen. If , 2 0 1 10 0
Towns, o ........,.M.. 4 3 13. 1 0
Wilkin, p t 2 1 I J)
Total SS 11 13 27 11 l
1 DES MOINES.
AB. R. 11. O. A. E-
curti. if 4 o l i o i
Colllgan. !t '.i 4 - 0 0 4 2 1
MatUck. of. ..... 4 0 0 8 0 0
Dwyer. lb 1 1 0 4 0 0
Bachant. o 3 0 0 S 3 1
Needham. a 4 0 112 1
Korea. 8b 3 0 0 8 3 1
Dec amp, rf 8 0 0 0 0 0
Lynch, c. lb 3 0 8 4 0 1
Fchnelberg, p 3 0 1 0 8 0
Northup, a 1 0 0 0 1 0
Totals 31 1 i 24 IS
lies iuo.nes 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ' 1
61oux City 0 0 0 8 0 4 0 2 11
Sacrifice hits:- Stem, n.-llly. WUklns.
Korea. Two-base luis; Wagner. Xowne,
Mem, Wllklni. Stolen bases: eiem. lieilly,
Neithbors ii. Aodiaaa. 1IIU: Off cnnel
berg. 7. In (uur inning; off Nonhup. In
four Inning-- Struck out: By Wliklna, 2;
by Noitiiup. 3. Rases on balls: Oft Schnei
berg. 1; off Nortliup, 2. P&aeed bail: Towne.
Hit by pitched ball: By Schneiberg. An
dreaa. Time: 14a. Umpire: Kneeland.
Attendance, 1.000.
Vadernood Tesai Win,
UNDERWOOD, la. May 8 (Special)
Underwood defeated the High IJfe team of
Council Bluffa by a score of 4 to 0 Sunday
afternoon. Score: RH E.
Underwood ... 3010010 4 2 1
High Life 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 2 6
Pattarlve: Underwood. J. Benne'tt and
Reed; High Life. Hudspeth and Bell.
Strui k out: By Bennett, IS: by Hudspeth.
T. Bases on bails: Off Bennett. 3: oft
Hu.lsceth. L Hit by pitched ball: By Ben
nett. L - , -
lateraatlatual Varsity Meat.
LONDON. May An International var.
tlty meet in mhirh th combined aihletio
teams of Yale and Harvard will line up
gftlnat thoec of Oxford and Cambridge
will be held on the Queen s club grounds
In July, the American challenge having
keen definitely accepted by th briusn uni.
IUei
Standing of TeamsJ
WEST. LEAGI K. NAT L LEAGt.'E.
tV.L Pet. W.L.Pct
Ploug City. .18 I .IJj Philadelphia 1 i .71.'
st. Joseph. ..1') Pittsburg ....13 I .6.
Wichita 8 6 .sl New York... .13 T .M.
Lincoln 8 .171 Chlcegu 11 .&
Lienver 8 .57l Cincinnati ..7 8 .4
Jmaha 8 .471 1 Boton a 14 .ax
ropeka 4 11 .2t7j St. Louis .... 4 13
Lies Moines... I is .1181 Brooklyn .... 3 II .2K
AMKR. LEAOrR. AMER. ASSN.
W.L.Prt. W.UPct
Minneapolis.. 1 8 .RMI Detroit .......20 3 .!
Milwaukee ..i.i 10 ..vwi nmiton n i jwi
Columbii ...10 O.iWiNew York.... 8 M0
Kansas Clty..ll 10 .R34 Philadelphia.. .l"0
ft. Haul 11 10 .24 Chicago w .n
Louisvlll ...11 n .wo' Washington.. 8 10 .444
Toledo 8 IS .3 tl Cleveland .... 8 14 .34
India napotle ..7 1 .8041 ?t. Louis...,. 5 18 .238
Yesterday's Reaalts.
' WESTERN LEAGUE.
Oman a. 1: St. Joseph 3.
Topeka. 6: Denver. .
Dea Moines, 1; Hloux City. 11.
Lincoln, 6; Wichita. '; thirteen Innings.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New Tork. 4; Boston. 5.
Brooklyn, 0; Philadelphia, S. ,
St. Louis. S: Pittsburg. 4. -
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Cleveland. 2; Ht. Louis. 4.
PHIladelphia-Washington, wet grounda.
Detroit, 8; Chicago, 2.
. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Minneapolis, 3: Pt. Paul, 7.
Uames Today.
Western League Omaha at Lincoln, Des
Moines at Lenver. XL Joseph, at Wichita,
Sioux City at Topeka.
National Leaftue Cincinnati at Boston,
St. Louis at Brooklyn. Chicago at New
York. Pittsburg at Philadelphia.
American league New York at Detroit,
Boston at Cleveland.
American Association Columbus at In
dianapolis. Toledo at Louisvlllp, Kansns
Cltv at Minneapolis, Milwaukee at tt.
Paul.
Varsity Students
Choose Members of
Athletic Board
Frank, Anderson, Hiltner, Bates and
Ankeny Are the Successful
Candidates.
LINCOLN. Neb.. May a (Special Tele
gram.) Owen Frank, the gridiron star;
Louis Anderson, a long distance runner;
Arthur Hiltner, center on the varsity bas
ket ball team; W. O. Bates, a cross-country
man and W. R. Ankeny, a track man,
wer the successful candidates at the ath
letlo board election held Monday at the
stat university.
The election passed without the slight
est excitement, the usual tight on Theta
Nu Epsllon playing little figure In the re
sult. Charges of T. N. E affllllatlnna were
circulated against four of the candidates,
but played but little figure in the general
result and 'were generally discredited by
the atudenta. . ... .....
Dr. Clapp caused some excitement early
Monday morning by attempting . to tore
students' to vote for five men on in tick
eta. In some instance -the voters wer
voting for only three and . four of the
eleven candidates and th..aecretary at
tempted, to throw these allots out. Ha
was- Immediately opposed In th move
ment, hoW4ver,t(Lnd a'ftxanrtnatldti at th
record (bowed (hat a voter ifilxht cast
hi ballot' for any number- ef candidate
o that h did .'not vote lr.' more 'than
five. .! -
Ail of th auccessful candidates'' wer
fraternity men. Because of his wonderful
work, In foot ball last fall and hi action
in turning the captaincy of eleven next fall
over to S. V. Shonka. Frank was generally
conceded to have a big lead over the ther
candidate. He I a member of Sigma
Alpha Epsllon fraternity. Anderson has
been doing some excellent work In track
and I wU known In athletic circles. He
I a Phi Delta Theta, Although confined
to th isolation hospital by smallpox for
two week until noon of th day of election.
Arthur Hiltner proved a strong campaigner
and drew a large vote. H la in Alpha
Theta Cha.
W, O. Bate la popular a a cross-country
man while Akeny waa alio extremely
popular In the law school.. Bate t a
member of Delta Vpellon and Akny of
Delta Chi. E. XV. Munson the sixth
man In track with, 118 vote. Swltsler
received 1SR; Miller, 178; Haacall, 188; Buck,
149. and Carroll, 118.
Th ftv highest wer declared' elected
by the faculty commit which canvassed
th vote. Of th successful candidates
Frank received 463; Anderson, 896; Hiltner,
81; Bates, 23. and Ankeny, 211. Th five
member elected tak their places next
V.
NEW BALL PARK FOR . TORK
State I.eagae Team Haa Fine Gressts
Near Baalaes Part ef City.
.TORK, Nb.. May a-Speclal) Th fin
ishing touches are made on Tork' new
tat league base ball park,' which is one
of th best arranged base ball park In
th league. - Prof. J. Asher Park pur
chased th ground, close In to th busi
ness part of th city and rented to th
Tork base ball league team. Th park
ha been named by fans "Pa Parka Park."
Th new grand stand waa moved from
East H1U park and - placed immediately
back of th catcher's position. To this
waa added another section, placed tn such
a position that every seat in th grand
stand commands a position that every play
can be easily een. .At first, game played
It waa found that bleacher wer Inade
quate and mora bleacher, are being built
Both telegraph and telephone service ha
been put in. Th local expect to have ar
rangement mad for Quarter tor player.
PROTEST COMES FROM AlBLRN
Hiatal Sckol Team Claim First Plac
at Meet at Pera.
SOUTH AUBURN, Neb.. May 8.-8pa-clai.7
Th Auburn High school takes ex
ception to th report from Peru to the
effect that it waa third in th southeastern,
field meet held at that plac on Saturday.
Th report evidently waa cent tn before
th relay rac wa run. ThatNast event
waa won by th Auburn team and th meet
went to Auburn, Pawnee City second and
Tecumaeh third. Auburn expect to have
a team composed of Quackenbush, Mastln,
L. Smith and E. 6ml th and Oerlaw In th
west-central high school meet at Hasting
Friday. This meet U to be held on Halt
ing college fine new track and field, prob.
ably th beat arranged for such athletic
of any in th stat.
Hawkey Rifle Team Defeat.
IOWA CITT. la.. May S -Word wa r.
reived by Ueut. Morton C. N urn ma, com-
mamlanl o the Iowa university cadet regi
ment, thla morning from the kuurhn
setta Agricultural college telling that th
rifle team of that institution had ahot be
tween l"J and lsuo in the aftermath col
leaiate shoot for the national Individual
championship. Aa Iowa score waa only
ISM thla puta the Hawkeye team nut ef the
running Thla shoot was held following
the Intercollegiate league ahoot which the
University of Iowa won by on point aver
iaa aaaesecaueetie teem, -
PHILLIES BLANK BROOKLYN
Alexander Holds Visitors to Three
Hi la and Tin Sine. '
7D7AL SCORE IS PIYE TO K0THTSG
.n derma fretm Ram Tim a Dola Se
re re a Twt Twe-B&rrera aad
Tltaa Leuiala O
err 1 fir Blta.
PHILADELPFTIA, May t Rrooklya waa
shot out her today. 8 to 0. Alexander h-ld
th rlAtorf to three hits and fanned ulna
batsmen. Wheat being a victim thre time).
Score :
PHILADELPHIA. BP.66KLTN.
B H O A C R H O.A
Titus, rf 4 11 0 Tnoley. M...4 1 I
Knh. 5K....I 4 I ftuhert. lb.. 4 1 11 1
lylhert. th... 4 lt WtiMt. If.. . 4 010
ftUtM, It,... 4 t 1 Hnmmel, Sb. I s I 4 0
rt.krt. ff . . . I 1 I A A Mvra ft i A A I
LuHeniS. 1.. 4 t 14 ereulcKNv, rf.. 4 ft 1 0
Dnolsn, H...4 1 1 I I Eim'rmtn, lb I I 1 0
Peoln. e i 1 W I 0 Hrtr. c....l I I
Aleitnder, . t t (Bell, . I 0 4 I n
Totsln U 12 27 li 1 Totsll n 124 14 1
Brooklyn 0000000000
Philadelphia 3 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 a
Two-bise hits. Inoln l") Titus. Home
run: L derus. Sacrifice hits: KnaV,
Pool v lhi. bl lay: D ubjn to Tool y lo
nauhen. Left n las-..- ftroiklvn, i".
P 11 d Iphia. Ei-t )(1!.e ,, ts: o.f
B I . 1; r.ff xa der 3 F rst I ase -m
rmrs: Brock y... 1 Struck out: B . B-l:,
.'. b, AUxanrl.r. . lVs d hail: 1 ol :
Time: 1:35. Umpires: Easton and Jonn
stone. Roatun Win In Klejhth.
BOSTON, May 8. Boston overcame V'cw
Tork lead In the eighth Inning today and
won by th cor of 6 to 4. Inge.rton' hit
ting won the game for Boston. Hrore:
Batted for Devlin In ninth
BOSTON. NEW YORK.
H H O A K O H O A E.
Clarke, ir ... 4 I I I pevore, rf.... 4 J I
T-nney, lb... 4 1 7 0 0 Doyle. 2h....4 1 1
Hrzo(, h... I t t 1 SnodgrsM. cf 4 0 0 ft
Butler, w ... 1 0,0 1 1 Murray. If... 2 110 0
Inrton, 3b.. I I t 1 ft Murkle. lb .. 4 I 1(1 J 0
Miller, rf....4 1 1 1 0 Hrlrtwell, u.. 4 1 2 4 ft
Ooorts, cf 4 0 4 1ft Pevlin. 3b.... 4 1 ft ft (I
Sweeney, lb . I ft WIIon: C....I ft 4 ft ft
Sprtit, lb.... t ft ft 1 e Rsymnnd. p. 4 1 1 I ft
Rirlden, c.S Oil o Berker 1 ft ft ft ft
Ptefter, p.... IllJft
Tottls n f 24 11 4
Totals 3 I 27 II 2
Boston 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 2 6
New York , 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 004
Two-base hits: Doyle (2), Ingerton, Mil
ler. Home run: Inarertnn. Rase on balls:
Off Pfeffer, It; off Raymond, 1. Struck out;
ny t-rerter, a: by Raymond, 4. Time: 2:0a.
Umpires: Klem and Doyle.
Pirates Bench lilts.
P1TTSBURO, May 8.-Plttsburg defeated
St. Louis by bunching four hits In the
third Inning and getting big hits in the
fourth and sixth. Score:
pirrsBi'Ra. st. loi is.
B.H.O.A.K. B.H.O.A.B.
Byrne, lb,...l 0 ft 0 Husflna. 2b.. 4 till
McKecb'e, lb I ft ft 0 0 Bill, If 4 1 1 ft I
1each. cf 4 1 I ft ft Mowrey, lb.. I ft ft I 0
Clarke, It.... 2 lift ft K'netchev, lb 4 i 0 0
W'ainer. aa... 4 III 1 ana. rf 4 1 1 ft ft
Miller, 2b.... 4 1 1 I ft Bretnahan, el 1 4 0 ft
Hunter, lb... 4 11 ft Oakea, ct 4 4 ft ft
Wtiaon, rf....l lift ft Hauaer. aa... I ft 1 I ft
OlhKin, e 4 11 ft Steel, p I 11 1 ft
teele. 4 t ft 1 ft
Totals 721 12 t
Totala 31 t If 1
Wagner out: hit bv batted ball.
Pittsburg ....0 0 2 1 0 1 0 0 -4
St. Lout 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-2
Two-base hits: Hunter. Wilson. Gibson.
Bresnahan, Steel. Three-base hits: Ellis,
Evans. Base on balls: Off Steels, 1; off
Steel. 2. Struck out: Bv Steele. 8: bv
Steele, 8; by Steel. 4. Time: 1:47. Umpire:
O'Day and Brennan.
Peace Reigns in 1
! ; the Three-I League
Quincy Bays Bloominffton Franchise
and Season's Flay Will Begin
Wednesday.
CHICAGO, May S.-Preaident Al Tearney
of th Three-I leagu announced today
that all trouble of hi association had
com to an end at last and that play
would begin Wednesday with Quincy play
ing In the plac of Bloomlngton, having
bought that club' franchise today.
Th announcement wa made by Presi
dent Tearney before th called meeting
to arrange a playing schedule.
Quincy had withdrawn Its Injunction suit
and. having options on the franchises of
several of th southern clubs, it sent rep
resentative to the meeting today author
ised to buy Its way Into the league.
Bloomlngton accepted the terms offered
by Quincy, which 'wer not made public,
and dropped out of the Three-I. No an
nouncement of it future waa mad by
Bloomlngton' delegation.
President Tearney was much elsted over
th outooma. a It relieved the league of
th loss of 82.600 paid by Quincy to enter
tho organisation and it also shunted off
the payment of damages to that club be
cause of It failure to get in after It had
been given to understand such a procedure
oould be arranged.
Th co'mplet schedule of th eaaon'
game will not be published for several
day, but th club representative expected
to decide on the first ten game today.
Th playera of the Bloomlngton club wer
distributed as follows:
Royer, Prendergast, Goodwin and Manlon
to Quincy, Massing to Danville, Cochran
to Spring-field, Davidson to Peoria, Kennedy
and Jackson to Waterloo, Melchlor and
Murdock to Dubuque, Irwin to Rock Island,
Humes to Davenport.
Bloomlngton was given- 81,500 for the
franchise of th Bloomlngton base ball
company, 82,600 to be divided among th
club of th league and 31.000 to be paid
by Harry Hoefer of Quincy, who get th
franchise.
GREELEY DEFEATS SPALDING
Academy Team Lose Opening Game
r Score of Nine te Three.
GREELEY. Neb.. May 8. Special )
eipaiaina college opened the base ball
season here with a game on the local dia
mond In the presence of 800 fans bundav
afternoon, resulting In a decided victory
for the home team. Kcore:
l-paldlng 00000210 03
lireeiey 10010611 8
Batteries: Spalding. Ryan and Lee;
Greeley, Foley and Anderson.
Brneon tattle Wla.
Then Benson Eagle defeated th Up
dike In a on sided game by the score
of 17 to 2. The feautres of the game was
the pitching of Sabin. atriklng out fifteen
men and a home run oy Oatronlo with two
men on base. RH.E.
Eagles 2 2 S 0 1 4 8 x-17 11
Updike 0 00011000-1 48
Battertea: Eagles, Sabin and Poll fa. a; Up
dike baker, Hadley and Overman and
junnaon. .-trues cut rjy fcanin, id; uaker, z,
base on balls. Sabla 1; Baker, 4; Hadley a
Umpire. Armstrong.
lue j. i.. true and Long A Voaae team
played the second game. The Cross team
winning by th score of I to 1.
Llnwoed Defeat More Binds.
LIN WOO U. Neb.. May S.-8peclel Lin
wood defeated the Mors Bluffa baae bal
team on the local grounda Sunday by a
acore of 7 to 1 cicore:
Llnwood 00008080 7
Morse Bluffa 0000110 1-8
Batteries. Llnwood. Kerska and Buhak;
Morae Bluffa. Kopenlck and Uhmer.
Struck out: Hv Kertka, : by Kopenlck, 8.
Hits: Llnwood, 8; Morse Bluffa, .
A Horrible Deals,
rasult from decaying lung. Cur cough
nd weak lung with Dr. King' New Dis
covery, too and U 00. For sal by Beaton
Drue Co.
I ten m Gx-T re. r vsA
"v"oX OeVi0V)e. (rOlj
vxt-
I, -
Saints Hit Sphere
Hard and Beat the
Millers by 7 to 1
Minneapolis loses Battiny Bee Lou-
dell Taken, from Box in
Fourth.
ST. PAUL. May 8 Two singles, a double,
base on halls and London's wild throw
ga
Ve t't. Paul four runs In the third lnninK
today, and In the elshth Ralston's home
. wun I'cicnanty on ttiira. adderl two
nore, St. Pnul winning from Minneapolis,
to 3. Lnudrtl was tHken from the box
fter' the third and Patterson, who suc
ceeded him, was effective until the eighth.
ocore:
FT. PAt'L.
MINNEAPOLIS.
B II O A X
B.H.O.A E.
Jonn, rf i 1 S O 0 t'lvmer, cf,..S 1 t 0
Peleli'nty, rf 4 I t 0 Oilin, lh 4 1 11 I
McCorm'k, aa S 0)2 14'ravath, If.. I 120
KHIy, e 4 00 Williams, 3h. 8 0 4 1
RalUnn, rf... 4 1 0 0 ft l:ninmau, rf. 4 1 (I 9
utrev. lh... 4
1 S 1 0 Kllllfer. ... 4 .1 0 t
I I I 0 Ferrli. .11).... 4 I 4
0 ft I 0 Onnit. o 4 1 4 3
10 2ft Lotiaell, p.... 1 0 ft i
1 0 0 0 D.wp.in 1 ft 0 ft
Howell, lb.. . 4
Kohl. Sb I
rieranntere, p 1
Ktnlaer 1
Chech, p 0 0
0 0 0 Patleraiirt n. 1 ft ft 1
-rMimn I V V V
Totals .31 I 21 9 1 Peaitrr, p. .. . n 0 0 0 0
Totala lb )1 24 1 I
Batted for I.oudell in fourth.
Batted for Decanniere In seventh.
Batted for Patterson In eighth.
Minneapolis 00110010 03
Bt. Paul 00400012 7
Two-base hits: Ferris. Jones. Three-base
hits: Atitrey. Howell. Home run: Raleton.
Stolen bases: Stela-er. McCormlck. Double
play: Howell. McCormlck and Autrev. Hits:
Off Louden, 3 in three Innings; off Patter
son, 4 In four Innings; off Peaster, 1 In
one Inning; off Ueeannlere, ft in seven In
nings; off thech. 2 In two Innings. Bases
on halls: Off Lourlell. 1; off Ueeannlere.
2. Ftruck out: By Decanniere. 2; by Chech,
8; by Lourlell; I; by Patterson, 1. Sacrifice
hits: McCormlck. Cravath. Sacrifice flies:
Williams (21. Left on bases: Minneannlls
10; St. Paul, i Tim: 1:45. Umpires: Wed
dige and Blerbalter.
State League Opens
Friday Afternoon
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Grand Island Business Houses and
ocaoois rioDaoiy win nt uiosea
' .. ' in Honor of Event.
GRAND ISLAKD. Neb , May g (Special.)
A 'committee is circulating among- the
business rrren of the cfty this morning
Seeking: to secure the pledges of as many
aa possible to close their place of business
on the afternoon of Friday next for the
opening game of the base ball season. The
Elks are taking up the matter and have
already secured the adoption of a resolu
tion by the Board of Education looking
to the closing of the schools on Friday
afternoon. There will be a monster parade
and the blgge't base ball demonstration
ever witnessed In this city.
Ifoldreae Lose to Cnlherteon.
HOLDRKOE. Neb. Max' 7.-( Special.)
After having won thr?e straight v ctoriea
that made them Inok like chamt ions ot
southwesiern Nebraska, the Holdrega Hiati
school suffered defeat Saturday at the
hsnds of the Culberisrn school hnva.
Tho score was 8 to 2. The fettur of the
game was the hitting of MbkIII of Hold'
rege. who secured two three-baggera and a
einle In four times at bat. Batteries,
Holdrrge, Tewell. Siegall and Popple; Cul-
nenson, B ence ana valteis. Umpire: 11.
Weyl.
Madlaon Lose to Cornlea.
MADISON. Neb.. May . CSpeclaLl-Mad-Ison
lost to Cornlea in an Interesting game.
Madison had several good chances to win,
especially in the eighth, with three men
on bases, when Bay came up In a pinch
and atruck out. A crowd of W0 wltneased
the contest. Bcore:
Cornlea ; 00000602 07
Madison 0 1 1 0 0 0 t 0 1-6
Hits: Madison, S; Cornlea. R. Struck out:
Madison, Cornlea, 11. Batteries: Mad
laon, Walker, Ballow and Bates; Cornlea,
Oik and Warner.
Rrlstow Wins front Lynch.
BR1STOW, May 8 (Special )-Brlstow
won from the Lynch High school in a faat
game. Five Innings were played without
a score or an error. Bristow scored in the
fifth and Lynch In the eventh. Hlght's
run In the eighth won th gam by the'
score, oi z to l.
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TIGERS WALLOP WHITE SOX
Detroit Captures Chicago by Score of
Eight to Two.
JONES HIT IN HEAD BY BALL
Langre Loses .ere After Aerldeat
and Retire In Favor of Baker,
Whs Fall la Stop the
Tide.
CHICAGO. My -Detroit d'feated Cht
epgo today. 8 to 2 .lores was h t -n fie
head by a pitched ball and made uncon
scious. He was carried off th field.
Lsnge. who -t p tchlrg splendid ball up
to this ace den", lost Us nerve and h d to
retire in faxo:- cf Baker. The latter could
no sop the vs or vhil Coving: n had
1 ttle difficulty tn 1 oldlng the l:c Is sife.
Score:
DETROIT CHICA(K)
B H.O.A K B.H.O.A.K
Jnnei. If 0 0 1 ft ft LmM, !h I 0 I a ft
ha Her. If. I ISO .'nrhan. M...4 131ft
Bilh. 4 112ft Mrlnlvre. rf 4 ft 1 0 0
fobb. r( 4 3 4ft 0 Pniiaherly. ir 4 1 1 ft ft
Crawford, rf 2 t 2 0 1 Rertle. rf... .4 t ft 2 ft
neleh'nty, 1M I 1 1 ft Tannphlll. 2b 4 ft 2 i ft
Mnrlarty, lb. I ft " 1 ft folilnn. lb... 1 It 1 ft
OLeary, b.. 4 1 3 0 ft Sullivan. c.S 0 7 10
Burnt., r.... I 1 4 ft 0 Ijntr. p 10 12 1
tVflnaton. P 2 0 t t 0 Mesenter ..1 0 ft 0
Baker l 1120
Toliln .... 30 10 ST 1 1 rallahan ...1 0
ToUlu 31 27 17 1
nailed for l.snse in the fifth.
Patted for Sullivan in the ninth.
Chi. ao oononiooi
Detroit 0 0 0 1 3 1 2 0 1-8'
Two-l aae hits: Crawford, O'Lei.rv, Cnl
I'ns. Tlu-ee-haee hit: t'ohh. Home run:
Hchallcr. Hits: off La tin c. 4 in five In
n'ntts': off Buker, ti in tour Innmas. sacrl
fee hits: Coiimn. Sc'lmlei, Crawford i.'i,
lord. Strlen .ase: luili. Lrrt. Cobb
L"ii on hiise: . hi am.. 0; DMrolt h.
F rs' base on hll-: tifr" Ltrge, fi o"f
Covl gt n. 1; off Buker, 1. II t wl'h pi chel
ball: H Lane p. Jo es; by C V rgto , i ol
I .H. Hnk r. B ruck '..it: 1 I.BiiKe, ":
Ci.virgto-. 4 P d ball: Snmi". Tim-:
15). L,'mptiei: P.-.r.ne a,..d S n rl 'an,
Boston UlnnUs .w 1 orb.,
NEW YORK, May 8. Rain today inter
rupted the game between the Boaton and
New . York Americana w hile the seventh
Inning, wss In progress, the visitors then
being in the lead, 4 to 0. Wood, tor the
second time in the aeries, shutout the home
team. The locals fielded poorly behind
Caldwell, who wa wild. Scor:
BOSTON. NEW YORK.
B. H.O.A .E B.H.O.A K
Hooper. 2b. .. I I t 0 Haitian, rf . I 0 10
L.O'rdner, 2b 8 1 1 I Panlela. rl... t 0,0 0 0
ftpeakar. if.. 3 ft 2 ft ochiM, lb ... 3 ft I 0 2
I-ewla, If 2 f) ft 0 Oee. If 2 S I ft
Engl. 3h.... 2 0 1 0 E (1'rdner. lb I 0 I 0 0
Yerkra, ai....l 1 0 I ft Jnhn-on, 3b.. 2 0 0 2 1
0111. lb 2 1 T 1 I Rnarh. aa.... 1 ft ft I 0
N'namaker, el 1 4 1 1 Blair, c. t ft I 1
Wood, p 2 1 1 3 OCaldwslI, p..2 1 0 S 0
Totala 22 1111 i Total! II 1 II I t
Game calied on account of rain.
Boston 0 0 1 0 2 04
New oYrk 0 0 0 0 0 0-0
Base on errors: Boston, 2; New Y'ork. 1.
Pacrlflce hits: L. Gardner, Speaker. Iewls.
Engle. Stolen base: Chase, left on bases:
Boston, 10; New York. 4. Base on balls:
Off Caldwell, S; off Wood, ,2. Strue kout:
By Caldwell. S; by Wood. 2. Hit by pitched
ball: By Wood. Daniels. Passed Ball:
Blair. Time: 1:23. Umpires: Kgan and
Evans.
St. Louis Defeat Cleveland.
ST LOL'IB, May 8. The local team broke
Its lotting streak, defeating Cleveland, 4 to
2. Bcore:
ST. LOI'IH. CLEVELAND.
B H.O.A. E. B.H.O.A.K.
ton. If... I 1 0 0 Braney, If.... i 10
Auitin, lb... 4 til eoiaon, aa I (10
Malnan. rf..,l I I 0 Ja.k-on. cf., 4 I I 1 Hi
La porta, a.-. 4- 6 t Orlxaa. te.... t 1 t I 4
Hoffman, cf. 0 I 1 0 Eaitrrly, rf., 4100
Ptaphene, C...4 14 1 0 Slovall, lb... 4 1 (ft ft
Wallace, aa.. 114 1 ft Turner, 8b... 2 'I 0 1 0
OlM. 16..... I 14 1 Smith, t 11
Lake, p I I 0 Krapp. p I 1 t
Totals 37 I 27 It 1 Touts 80 I 21 I
Cleveland 00010000 1-S
St. Louis 00003001 4
Two-base hits: Etephena. Three-base
hit; Austin. Basea on halls: Off Lake, 3;
off Krupp, 4. Struck out: By Lake. 3; by
Krapp, 4. Time: l.oO. Umpire: Dineen and
O Loughlln.
IDAHO BOOSTERS TRAVEL
"Get Acqaaloted" SpeVlal Go
Taroaah ' Golden Heart
of Idaho.
WEISER, Ida., May 8. (Special.) The
"Get Acquainted Special," on the Oregon
Short Line left for Boise today to com
plete the tour of Idaho by a visit at the
state capital, after having visited every
part of that railroad system. The head
of all th department of th railroad
were on the train and have been making
a tour for the purpose of meeting their
patron; finding the resource of the tat
and what can be done to build up the
town of Idaho. The visit to Weiaer fol
lowed a trip along the line of the Pacific
& Northern Idaho railroad, through the
fa mousv Council valley, and then by aVo
moblles through the new Irrigation dis
tricts tributary to Weiaer. Beside th old
fruit districts which have been producing
for many year, a number of new one ar
now being opened tn what 1 known aa
"th goldeu heart of Idaho." Thl la
formed by a series pf rich valley opening
up from th Wler river north of the
city.
After visiting th points of Interest near
Welser, and an Investigation of th manu
facturing opportunities offered, a banquet
was tendered the visiting railroad men fol
lowed by a public meeting In their honor
at which D. B. Spencer, assistant general
passenger agent of Bait Lake City; E. A.
Van Stcklln, Mile Cannon and others
made talk on Idaho opportunities. .
The tactful hostess considers Blatz an essential
part of her supplies. Just common-sense hospitality.
She reasons that what is good for her is good for
her friends. Splendid philosophy.
Generations ago Blatz proved its great worth as
a household beverage and tonic Today, as in the
past,' it is preeminently the finest malt beverage
brewed. Have you a case of Blatz in your home ?
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Colorado-Yule Marble
For the Court House
American Stone Will Take Place of
Imported Italian Quarry
Product.
Colorado-Yule marble Instead of th
blue-veined Italian will be th marble used
on th new court house. After two months
of bucking nd shying on th proposition
of changing the contract In favor of th
horn product, th Bord of County Com
missloner took a final deciding vote in
favor of th change yesterday afternoon
Instructing th county attorney to draw
up the paper necessary for the change.
John C. Lynch and Peter Elasser, eom
mlasioners. hav fought the change since
the matter was brought before the board
by the contractors. Their grounds have
been that It would be dangerous tn change
the contract, although they did not object
particularly to the Colorado "marble. Com
missloner Lynch voted against the resolu
tion yesterday. Commissioner Elsasser waa
absent. The rest of tho hoard voted for
the change, saying that they had received
enough assurance from public bodies to
justify them in doing so.
Letters favorable to the Colorado-Yule
company from the architects on the
tl.tssi.000 court house, at Cleveland. O., and
the million dollar courthouse st Johnston,
O.. were brought before the board.
J. F. Manning, general manager of the
Colorado-Yule Marble company, wa pre'
ent and urged the fact that their marble
la being used In the new Vnlnn Pacific
building her and the Woodmen of the
World building.
Clan Gordon Honors
Scots Called Away
Annual Memorial Services of Sons of
the Land of the Thistle Held
at Church,
Annual memorial services for deceased
Scots of Clan Gordon were conducted In
the First Presbyterian church Sunday. To
their memory eulogies were delivered by
Thomas Johnson. He was followed tn his
talk by John L. Kennedy, who dwelt upon
the stability of the Scots. The sentiment
expressed by Mr. Kennedy was' dwelt upon
by Rev. Robert Wheeler f South Omafia.
In. addition to the speaking there were
a number of appropriate musical numbers,
Following the organ prelude Mrs. Fltts
sang, "My Ain Countrle" and this was
followed by the recitation of a c nposltlon
by Clansman Lindsay, secrets ty of the
order.. Clansman Ounn contributed "Land
o' th Leal."
Following are the deceased members of
the clan: Frank H. Cantile,' James Cook,
James Cuthlll, Robert Davie, Robert W.
Dyball, Thomss Falconer, W. E. Flndley,
Alex Gray, David 8. Olasscott. James
Greenhield. David Hamilton, William R.
Hobbs. M. D.; William Hutchleson, Wil
liam ,H. Keat, David Knox, John Laugh
land. William Llddell, John McDonald,
John W. McDonald.' David ' McKenile,
George McKensle, William McLeod. Alex
R. JUalcolm, Frank Malcolm, John Oven,
William RarPf. William Scott, Thoma
Shaw,' John 6ml thf- Jamu Traill, Alex O.
Webter. ' ' '
Suit Filed Against
Alleged Gamblers
Mrs. Wilford C. Bayne of Arkansas
Seeks to Recover Money She Says
Her Husband Lost.
GRAND ISLAND, Neb.. My 8. (Special.)
Suit has been filed In the district court
fo rthe recovery of S2.90O, alleged to have
been lost by the husband of the plaintiff.
In gambling, at a place where It wa
claimed waa conducted by William L. Bow
man, Harvey Thompson and Hal C. Roll,
in this city, during the month of Septem
ber. October and November, 1910, The plain
tiff la Mrs. Wilford C. Bayne, now living
in Arkansas, and the suit was filed by
Lincoln attorneys. There' is an Intimation
that It may be the forerunner of others.
Other defendants, sitting In games, but
not alleged tc have had anything to do lr)
maintaining the place are Harry Peck, a
farmer, residing near Bhelton, and Niels
Nlelson of thl city. On th part of th
dafens It 1 claimed that the case wi
one before brought up and that attorney
hold th receipt of the husband of th
plaintiff for $300. In settlement of any
claim that h might hav against them.
Permit to amok ar now being issued.
Be your dealer.
New Anglo-Chinese
Opium Treaty Signed
PEKING. May 1 Th new Anglo-Chines
agreement for th Immediate reduction and
final extinction of the exportation of In
dlan opium to China waa ignd today.
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KEARNEY WINS TRACK MEET
Home Team Wins Silver Trophy Given
by Commercial Club.
MILITARY ACADEMY SECTjND
North Piatt I Tfclrd, Haatlnaa
Fourth and Gotheabnra Fifth
colt and Wrlaht Are
tare.
KEARNEY. Neb., May l-pclal Tel..
gram.) In the central Nebrask hlgi
school track meet held her thl- afternoon
the Krnv High chool won th chsn
porhlp anl a illvr trophy eivn h ilr
Commercial club, with a total of fony-tuo
point. The Kearn-y Mlliiarv cdem'
t-ok second with v point, a -.d No h
Pl.'tte w th'rd wl h I7H po n . Has'l r
snd Gothenburg wtc next In oi 'er w th
thirteen nnd one point.
Krney won on the work of pcott n 1
Wright. The Kearnev Military carlenv
ecurd second jlace by the work cf
Oomme, Nlgro and Temnletnn. while Halli-
gun tv n the laun la frr North Platte. M re
thn l.omi people wltness.d the meet, whlcn
occupied th entire afternoon. Pummv;":
l?rt-yard burrtle: Halllffen (North rinttrl
t&mn XI t' .ii. . .
.I.--. . iwrnrv miuinrv ncaric'vr)
cond, Troctor (Kearney) third T m't
0 1.
M I tun: Wrlsht Kurev) w n. d n
f?orth ' lattM .".-end. Ran y iHaatlnvM
tlilrV Tim: ItSV
l'O a -.l d:th- S oil (K ) voi. O inme
( U . M . A I . ennnri fi! -rlht .V D I
T me : 0 10J,
ilair mi- run: Wrlshi iK.) won. KPe.
fM ) second. North Piatt and Kes"-ne-Military
acadrmy tied for third. Time:
20-yard dush: Kcott- (K.) won. Gomme
K. M. A.) arcond. Kicher tH.) th'rd. T.me:
24 00.
Quarter mil dash: Wright (K.l win.
Nnenn iK, M. A.i eecond. Aldcn (. P
th'id. Tlire: 51:'Ot4
IXi yard l-u 4 : M.Mies K. M. V.) won,
Scott (K conrl. R an (H ) tl I d
Po'e vault: liunlip (ll won, N i op (
M. A ) -ep-nd, H ligan (N. P ) hlr . ni .
t" e: S fet S inches
High jiimn: Ball (K) won. T 'tnrleton
(K M. A.I eeennd. Height: S fet .1 ln"V
Running broad lump: Hallluan iN. P)
won. Moses i K. M. A.I ,eco d. Pre tansr
tO 1 third, p stance: 14 feet S inclie-
Rhnt XT n j lt ..... Ti......
gan (N. P.) second, Batty (H.) third. rx
Hammer ihrow: Hnlligan N. Vt won,
N Ifro (K. M. A.I aee inrl ...iv ftl ,:.
Iltano: 111 feet Inezes.
DIjcuk hrow: P ott iK won. Hall gan
(X. PI I fl'lH Aril .rann i M I . h ,1 T ...
1 feet tl Inches.
Half mile relav: .Kearney Military aCHii
my won in 1 :S7v. '
Ref rpe: H N. n ssll. Kt-r er: O .'.
Van R.iren .ti.Hv... n r , ,
Meroer nnt n w v...m rri. ... . n n '
Cochrsn C. V. Wa-eisli d t N ?i
i. cirm; nay AO K. KMItT: Hit r
D-vden Announcer: F. Brar- l.'.
First nlara. count, A e;-. ... int.
place three nointa anrl thlrit mi.
point.
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Koyal Achates Win.
ii, ' niiiiicn QPirairq nerman,
KK V. . . k. II . .1 .... . . ... .
.r, , . ncr .-li iira.111 nuriuav ov me scor
of S to S. Moran of the Arhat'e. had th
Herman team at his mercv all the wav.
Moran atruck out fourteen men nd al
lowed but three hits Rulnone elan ni.v,1
a atar game.
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SOME PEOPLE ALLOW THEIR
HAIR TO BECOME GRAY
BEFORE IT SHOULD.
Gray hair Is a mark of age, and
nothing that can be said as to Us
beauty will effect the disadvantage
of this mark of age set upon your
brow.
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Kalr
Remedy darkens the hair and re
stores It to Its youthful beauty. Our
grandmothers and their grandmothers
before them used Sage and Sulphur
for darkening their balr. Nothing
has ever been found more effective
for this purpose than these two
time-honored remedies, but Wyeth,
a modern chemist, has combined
the two with other ingredients
which make a delightful dressing for .
the balr. and which not onlv remnva
' every trace of dandruff but promote
ine growth, or the nalr as well.
All druggists are authorized to re
fund the money If lt falls to do exact
ly as represented.
This preparation ts offered to the
public at fifty cents a bottle and Is
recommended and sold by
Sherman V McCounell Drug Co.,
and Qwl Drue Co.
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