Tad's Moving Pictures of the Wells-McFarland Fight
Copyright. 1112. National News
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(MAHA TAKES THE OPENER
Jtourkc'i Xe Win from Dei Koines
H . by Soon of Tour to One.
3UGXT HITS IS WHAT C0U5TS
t III rata la a m Catcher, bat
Ma la Seat la tba Brack.
Rata Marly la tba
j Cam,
? Mark Kill's masterful pitching heat Dm
Moines yesterday afternoon In the firtt
(una af Ilia aarlaa. Timely hitting by Pa'a
boys brought tha kourkes I ha Isnf and of
I la 1 score.
Hall Was almost Invincible and bad Dea
Moines eating set of hla hand for tha flrat
aVven Innings, but than ha lat dowa Just
fcang enough for tha Iowa, bunch la anara
I tally. In tha drat tlva Innlnn not a
ewmblance of a hit waa mada off Mark's
delivery. Ik tha sixth Inning Cunia made
a aoratch. Ona mora hit waa mada la tha
wsventb aad another In tha alghth. But
three lona hlta were ail that liall would
give. Ha atruck out tight man and passed
tour.
Hogge waa aa lha mound for Daa Moines
and gat away with aama classy twirling.
Ms slkswed but eewee hlta. struck out four
awa and passed tbraa. Ilia laammataa
worked wall baMnd him and It waa only
klta tiat aauld gat by tham.
Tha gam waa a good aaa from tha tap
of tha gong. Omaha mada two trrora,
aut aalthar ona of them proved of any
nkt to Daa Motnea. Tha latter team
llaee an arrorleaa gama. A good elaad
rowd tamad aut ta aaa tha gama and
Juat to ebow Pa that thay wara with him
aad have faith In tha 1M1 aquad. Thay
wara waN rawarded for than- aupport Tha
gama waa ptayad In faat tlma and Jack
Maakall. tha umpire, kept tha boyl aa tha
Jump at all tlroea.
Jaaaaaa Makaa Ilia lba.
Johnaoai tha Rourkaa' paw ratchar,
nada bia debut before Omana fana for a
wary (mail fraction of aa Inning and then
waa benched by Maakall whea be look ex
captlaa ta Jark'a dlarrlmlnarloa between
balla aad atrlkaa. Tba chief umpire waa
ta no mood for trifling and calmly In
formed Mr. Johneoa that he waa aa
longer playing la tha gama. but waa aa
bis way to tha bench. Naw II la up ta
Johnson to put K. in Mr. Haakail's hand
before ha can participate In today'e gama.
Tor tba flrat two naalnga neither team
Ud earthing but go out In ona, two. three
acadr. la tba last of tha third (rbogaat
taned things by drawing a paaa. Hall
smglsd ta left, placing Arbogaat aa aee
and. Daeldaon whanged at three. Coyln
sent tba first run across tba pan with a
atntle ta left.
Tha "nothing doing;' eign waa buag aut
by katb burlara then untU tba artantb Mi
ning, when tha Rourkes strengthened
their lead with another tally. After 8caa
loa had grounded out. Nleaoff alnglad to
renter and Hole second. Juetlca atruck
aut. Rogga then paaaed Arby to take hl
rhanraa with Halt but Mark" waa la a
kitting way aad alsmnwd tha ball past
third for hm aarond bit of the day. scor
ing Nlahoff. Arby waa caught trying to
pilfer third.
t They Brace la Klaklb.
Dea Molnaa eama back with one la the
aghta. L'latowekt drew a walk, Rogga
adranoed him la aaeoad wtth a atngle ta
ceater. OaUlgaa Utt ana dowa la front
of tha Plata aad Arby took a chance of
getting I'bMawskl at third, but did not
get tha ball there In time. The bases
wara full when Hall passed CnrUs. forcing
I'kuowskl across Ike pan with tha Hope
fuls' only run. Kelly batted one to Hall,
wso canght tonga at the plate. Arby
relayed the ball Is first la tlma to double
ap oa Kelly. Thomas flew out to Parld
aoa. ' la tba eighth Datridaoa opened with a
double to center. Coyle sacrificed. Thom
aasi waa hit fey tha belt Kane followed
with a triple. Banding Davy and Tommy
across with two runs. Score:
OMAHA.
Aa R. H. O. A. E.
rMrtdson, If 4 1 l a o
oyie. rf.
Tttomason. cf ..
Kane, lb
anion, 24...H..
l.oir. 3a
Juetlca. as
Arbogast. a......
Hall.
Touts
ItS MOLVKS.
Alt. R. H.
rotl'gaa. 1
finis. If ......... 1 B I
Kelly. -ef..,. 4
Tr-eaiaa. lb. ........ 4 a S
Jlshej, rf a
Ikuraa, ss i t x
O. A. H
i 1
1
I
I
:
tonHfd. Ih.. i
I'latnwskl, a t
Hoggee, p 1
Totala M 7' "I 13
hanlon aut (or bunting on third strike.
Omaha
Buna millllM
Hlta I I I I I ill M
Das Molnaa
Rune 1 ft-l
Hlta IIIMIIIM
Two-hsc hlta: Davldann, Korea. Three
base hit: Kane. Uoitble play: Hall to
Arbogaet to Kane. Hit by pitched ball:
Hhemaaon. Hiruck out: By Hall, . bv
Rogsr. Basse on balla: Off Hall. I;
off Kogge, 1 glolea bases: Nlahoff.
t'urtla. Harrtrtce hit: foyle. Ift o
bases: Omsha. ' Uaa Molnaa. . Vra
plra: tUakell. Time: 1 to.
TOPKKA THIK VO'. rtO PITCHEBI
l.laeola Wlaa Second gtralgbt by
Klevea ta Pivv.
TOPEKA, Kan.. May l.-Toprka trlrd
out three youug pltchera against Lincoln
and all Were wild, giving a tntal of
eleven baeee on belle and bitting three
batters. Hoee allowed only ana run alter
tha fifth, bcore:
LINCOLN.
AH. R. H. O. A.
Millar, of...,
'ole. Jb I 1
t'ohb. rf I 1
Mrt'ormU'k. If a ' I
Miliea. aa I I
Dteer. lb I I
Harbour, ..., a l
ntrattoo. a I 1
Doyle, p ...I
Touts
It U
TOPBKA.
Aa R.
1
i r n i
H. O. A.
Rlckert. If ...
1 I
Uarduer, lb..
Lee, sa
Franu, lb...
King, cf
Emory, lb....
Dear, rf
Hchmtdt, c...
Cocreham, p.
KueeU p
Roae p
Chapman ..
Totals W I I II 1
Hatted for Coereham In tha aecond.
Lincoln I I 0 1 I I I I t-U
Topeka 1 z a a I a- a
Home run: ola. Three-base hlta:
King i2l. Two-base hlta: Klrkert. Gard
ner. Lee. Brhmldt. Cobb. Haorlflce hlta:
Cola CI, Cobb. Double playa: King to
In to Gardner: ltoae to Oardner to
SV'hmldt. Stolen bases: Cobb, MrCor
mkk. Mlllen. Dnyer. Harbour ill. Hlt:
O,. Cocreham. t In two Innlnse; off
Kusel. t In two Innings: off Rnee. I In
Ave innings. Hsees on balla: Off Cocre
ham. t; off Kueel. ; off Roae, 1: oil
Din ie 1. struck aut : HV Hoee. 3: by
lXiyle. f. Hit by pitched ball: Hy Hoee.
I: by Kuiel. I. Wild pitch. Rose. I ta
pir: Kiasana aat Carter.
IOI CITV Ol TPt.A I g T. JOB
Cralrher ta Hit Hard and Locale'
r-leldlagj la Pswr.
BT. JOUKPH. May l.-Crutrher waa hit
hard and the locale played a poor gama in
the field, losing la Hloux City. I IS I
score;
810L X C1TT.
AB. R H. O. A. C.
Cmlth. sa lilt:
Rellly. N !
rarrell. cf !
Hreen, rf 1
Myers. If 4 11
Andreas, lb I i I
Brook., lb tlltS
Cadtnan. a 1110
Slaughter, p 4 111
Total
XI 11
8T. JtWEPH.
Aa K. H. O. A. E.
Kellv. Ib 4 1114 1
Powell. If i 1 1
Watson, rf 4 I 1 1 1 I
Zwilllng. cf 411
Itorlon. lb 1 1
Itnth. lb I I t
Mlenke. aa 411(1
Uoeeett. C. 1
Castle, e I 1 1 I
Crutcner. p 1 1 I
Wheatley, p 1
Andreae I
Totala D 4 V 5
Batted for wheatley In ninth.
ealley in ninth.
.. i t -4
pious city
Ht Joseph
Three-beee hits: Smith. Kelly. Two-bane
bits; Myers. Borton. (sacrifice hits: Wat
eon, Goaaelt. tolen bases: Farrell,
KuuMThter. Watson. Borton. Left r
beet Stout City, ft, St. Joseph, S. etrucn
out: By Crutrher, 4: by Xiaughter, 4.
Bases en balls: Off Cratcher. 4: off
Wheatley. 1: off Slaughter. 4, Hits: Off
Crutcber. I In six and two-thirds Innlnve.
Wild pitch: Slaughter. Double playa:
Rellly to Brooke to rfmtth. Watson to
Castle. Time: 1 la. I'mure.; Jeflaaoa.
David 1 Meier.
TECCMMfcK. Neb.. April K.-lgpeilal.)
David I. Mover died at his home In this
city at It It o'clock Puaday evening after
being la tailing health for many months.
Ha wsa nged 7 years. 4 mouths and 1
days. Mr. Moyar waa a native of Penn
sylvania. Ha bad lived in this county
for many years. Tba widow and two
sens. lssar O. Moyar of University
piaca and Jamsa M. Moyer of Yuma.
Colo , survive. The Funeral waa held
Tuesday afternoon.
Tba Persistent and Judicious Use of
Newspaper Adrerttstng hi tha Boad to
Baslaasa tfuccaal -
ATHLETICS LOSE CLOSE ONE
Ford Defeat Bender in Pitcher'
. Battle at Philadelphia.
NEW YORK WINS, TB3LEE TO TWO
Winning Ran koored After Oae Oat
la Nlath 'lanlag oa 40118
ramble, Uardaer'g Meal
aad btreet'e klagle.
IM11LADBI.PH1A, May l.-New Tork
defeated PhlladalphIA III a' pltchera' bat
tle between Ford and Bender here this
afternoon by 1 to I Tha .nnlng run
waa scored, after ona man was out In the
nlath Inning, on Collins' fumble of Gard
ner's grounder, the latter ' steal and
gtreet's" single. Bender fsnned ten bats-
i. Score:
NEW YORK rillLADKtrHIA
II H O II AB. H O A C
neauih rf..4 a nrs. tf t a I a e
lienis. M..4 a t I soisrina ei.. I list
Siamese. Ik 4 1 II a si-sIUim, Ik . I S I 1 I
Herueti, cf. 4 I I e lseker, la... a s z v
is. if I s I t suurekr, r.. 4 lass
CslMSaa, I I I SMrlanes. Ill I I I I
Oueeer, S I I I I I Hern. ... I t I t t
H. e 4 14 4 STkemw. ... I Sill
'ere, p 4 4 4 1 sleaStr, p .. 4 4 4 4 4
1Mals.....l4 IUU I ToUli U 4 17 t I
New Tork 1 4 4 4 1 11
Philadelphia I I I I I I I
Two-base hlta: Coleman, uidrtng. I'an-
lels. Three-bssa hit: Mclnnes. Sscrlfli'e
hlta: Mrlnnea, Barry. Htolen bases: t)ld
rlng, Collins. Baker. Uanlner. Htruck
out: By Bander, 14, by Ford. I Double
play: Gsrdner to Slmmone. Hasee on
errora: New Tork. I; Pnlladelphia. I.
Basee oa balla: Off Bender. on Kora.
J. Hit by pitched ball: By s'ord, Baker.
Left on bsses: New York, J-mieeit'i-phla.
10. Time: I So. L'mplres: Weater
valt and 0Lougblln.
Tine re ta Bad Pars..
DETROIT, May L-Detrolt played mia
erablv todav. niaklnc elaht errora. and
Chicago won, I to 1 Cobb's steal of
home In the first Inning and Weaver s
uridine reaturad. score.
CHICAUIX DETROIT
AB.K OAK ABHOAg.
ftetk. A. ... t 1 4 1 eBink. w 4 I 1 4 I
Ler4. Bk t I 1 tvm. It I 1 I 4 I
tlllakaa. Kill strebb. rf 1 S 1 I 1
BMie. cf .4 1 B 4 eenwlorS. ill I I I
renins, il l I I I tlx urn. Ik I SIS
Zelitar. Ik.. 14 4 1 SOUser. Ik.. 4 I H 4
enr, a.l I I I ILeeSta. Ik.. I a 4 I I
Blerk I I I t tamo, I... I 4 4 4 1
Kaks. e 4 4 I I (Korker. e... 4 4 4 4
lei s. 14 14 tMsllls. s... 4 4 4 1
Wank, p.... a 4 4 1 I'Jeeee 1 14 4 4
rem i t a a 4
Touu m is n it I
TotaU .... It 1 IT 11 I
Batted for Htansie In me aeventb.
Ratted for Korker in the ninth.
Chicago 1 4 I 1
Detroit 1 a a a a a a s s-:
Hits: orr Hens, 4 In seven end one
thtid inlnss. off Walsh. 1 In one and two
thirds Innings- Two-base hita: Lord.
Rath, Bodle. Weaver. Klerk, farrtflce
hlta: Kuhn, ludon. Mens, rlai-rlfice
fHee: Bens. Zelder. Stolen hasca: Rath.
Lord, Bodle. Cobb. Struck out: By Mul
llae. 1: by Bens. 1: by Walsh. 1. Basra
on balla: tiff Mullln. 2. off Bens. i.
Haeea on errors. Detroit, 2: Chtcaao, 2.
Left on haeea DeicU. T; Chicaao. 14.
Wild pitch: Bens lilt bv pitched hall:
Lord, by Mullln. Time: Ml. empires:
Perrlne and Dtneen.
Wild rilrb Beata Eo.1...
WASHINGTON. May 1 -Boaton was
SHOWS SEAL T01X Oil SLAB FOE.
BOUBKE'S BANGLES.
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MARK. HALL,
Standing of Teams
WEST. LEAOI'E.I
NAT. LEAOITK.
w-U-rct.!
W.LKI
Rt. Joseph.. 1 .1M Cincinnati
Tcpeka 1 4 .471 New York
Denver 7 i .AM; Hoetoo ....
Wlolilla .... .oiChlcaRO ...
Pious city, i 6 .SOU! Hrooklyn .
Ilea Moines, i 7 .417' IMttaburgh
Omaha 4 I .W Phll phla .
Uncoln 1 I :i&i. Ixiuls..
.11 1.714
. ( 1 .7f
.1 l.ki
.4 T.4i
. i 7 .4IT
. 1 I ivi
.4 7 .nil
. i .L7
AMKK. LEAOl'E. I AMER. A8SN.
W.L.l'ct.l W L Pct.
Chicago ....II 4 .733! Columbus . .IS 4 .74
Hostnn .... 1 .4431 Minneapolis II 5 m
Washington 1 1 .4l.il Toledo ......I I .
Phlkadela.. 7 J Jm eK. Paul...., .lot
Cleveland ,. f 4.tfSi Kan. Uty..'vl 14 .444
lietroll .... l .97V LoulsvUh f .and
Rt. Lsiils... I .2&71 Mllwsukes '. I 11 .112
New Tor k... J 1 .31! Indianapolis 4 11.11
Veaterday'e Hranlta.
WEnTEHN IJAULE.
TVs Molnra, 1: Omaha. 1.
Wk hlta, 7: Denver. 17.
Lincoln. 11; Topeka. i.
Ulous City, 4; 8L Joseph. 4.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Brooklyn, 11: Boston, I.
Philadelphia. 4; New York. II.
Chlcaao, 7; Pittsburgh. I '
Cincinnati. S: Hi. Louis, a. (Thirteen
Innings).
. AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Boston. 1; Wanhlngton,
New York, 8. Philadelphia, t
Chicago, (; Detroit, 1 .
AMERICAN ABdOCIATlON.
Columbus. 1; Milwaukee. 0.
Indianapolis, . Ht. Paul. 7.
Louisville, 4: Minneapolis. 5. (Fourteen
innings 1.
Toledo, I: Kansas city, 4.
defeated by Washington today, ! to 1, a
wild pucn by wood in too main innna
letting In the winning run. HUghea
wrenched hie aide In the fourth Inning
and had to retire in favor of .Walker.
Score :
WAJHlNtiTON. BOSTON.
AB.U.UlA k. AB H.OA.E
Maellar. If.. Ills OHnnpar. rf.. 14114
faaur. Ik... I 14 1 ITerfcaa. lb.. B 4 4 4
Milan. C1....I 114 SSaeakar. f.. 1 4 I
Srkaafar. rf. 4 1 1 BraaleT. Ik. 4 4 4
rirss. Ik.... 4 4 4 4 SCanlser. k I 1 I I I
Kalskl Ik . I 111 lLawle. II ... J 4144
lirBrlde. aa. I I 1 I lWasner. Bill!
Hanrr. c ...l 4 t I SCamsas. s.. I S 1 4
Haskaa, a .. 1 S 4 S 4Wse4. s I 4 114
Walker, y . 14 4. 41
Totala 11 3M U 1
Tatsla. .. II 4 SI 4 I
Twu out when winntna.
Waehlntfton 1 12
Boaton . 1 1
Two-baae hit: Poster. Hlta: Off
Htizhee. I In three and one-third lnnlnge:
off Walker. 1 In five- and two-thirds
innings, itacriflre hits: Morller, Knight.
titolen tuuM-s: Milan. Mrhaefer. Rpeaker.
Double play: Foster to Knight Left
on bases: Boston, s: Washington. T.
First base on balla: Off Hughea, 1: off
Walker. 4: off Wood, 4. Flrat on errora
Boaton. 5; Washington. 1. Hit by pitcher:
By Wood. McBrlde. Struck out. By
Hughes. 2: by Walker. 4; by Wood. 7.
Passed balls: Carrlgan. 2. Wild pitchaa:
By wood. 1; by walker, l. Time: 1:J.
Umpirea: Connolly and Hart.
Officials Picked
for the Interclass
High Field Meet
Officials for the annual Interclass meet
of the Omsha High school, which will be
held Saturday afternoon at Cretghton
field, are announced by C. B. Reed,
athletic director.
J. T. Maxwell, phvsksl director of the
local "Y" association and who managed
the big indoor meet at tha Auditorium,
will act ss referee. Most of the others who
will officiate have been picked from the
faculty at the school. Following Is the
list of official:
Referee. J. T. MsxwelL
Judges at finish. R. Linn Welker. Prof.
Nathan Bernstein and t. A. Knotts.
Timers. J. Q. McKay. Stanley Rose
water and Edward E- McMillan.
Field Judgee. Prof. J. F. Woolen". Lloyd
Bertschl and c. G. Linn.
Stsrter. Raymond L, Cams, aupeiia
tendent of grade school athletics.
Clerk of tba course, Paiatnr Knox.
Announcer. Benson Rowley.
Chief arorsr, K. H. Orchard.
Ta rbr rherbers.
J. I. R. Goeney. the stock yards cham
pion checker stayer, has arranged a
i match to play for the states ehamptoa-
snip in tne near future.
Kry ta tha SttuaUosv-lSee AdverUaaag.
MILLER GOLFERS PLAN GAMES
Club Will Conduct It Formel Open
ing on Saturday Afternoon.
LIVELY PROGRAM MAPPED OUT
Mayor Dahlmaa'aad otbere Will De
liver Addreaaea aad All Forma
af Katrrtnlamrat Will
Be Provided.
The Miller Park Golf club will hold
its annual opening Saturday afternoon
from 1 to 4, and the various committees
are busy making preparations.
It is planned to have Mayor Dahlman
and members of tha Park Board attend
and take part In tha opening exercises,
tha mayor formally opening tha aeaaon.
There will be an address by President
Wilmoth to the club members, their fsm-
llles and frlenda. Chairman Neble of tha
park board and tha mayor will drive
the first ball in the flag contest.
The games open to all members will
Include in addition to tha handicap flag
competition:
Putting contest (for which special
grounds havp been prepared).
Lofting contest over tha lake.
Driving conteat for distance.
Ladles' . driving conteat and tennis
mstch.
Base ball match between two crack
teams from the Union Pacific headquar
ters. Prises consisting of drivers, putters,
golf and tennis balls will be awardsd
the winners of the contests. In which
all club members are eligible to partici
pate. Tba cricketers also bold tha first of
a series of match games this after
noon. Under Dean Tancock's coaching,
tha brawny swatters have been getting
into fine condition, and with tha (rounds
in excellent ahapa some record-breaking
serves can be looked for. Tha golf course,
cricket and ball grounds were never li.
better condition.
Tba pavulon will be decorated for the
occasion nnd refreshments, cigars and
music la charge of Dava Martlndai.
ehairatan of tha house committee, wD
do much toward making the afternoon
ona to be remembered. -
SIX HOME RUMS IN THIS GAME
Dearer Defeats Wichita by Sear at
Beveateea t aElgbt.
DENVER, - May l.-Denvor defeated
Wichita today in a game featured by
heavy hitting by a score of 17 to - Six
home rune and eight driven for extra
base featured the game. Bcore:
DENVER.
AB. K. H.
O.
Lloyd. 2b ,
gulllln. lb
Brail, if
Csssldy. rt
Channell, cr
Lindsay. Ib
Coffey, aa
Spahr. c
Olmatead. p
Ikenworthy, If
Totals
V 17 14 27
WICHITA.
AB. R. H. O.
Craig. If
MidOleton, ...
lavvla. rf
Koemer. lb
4
4
I
Claire, lb
Hughea. tt
Smith, as
Clemons, r...
Stark, e
Jackson, p..
Koutt. p
Fettt
Belden
Totals.
1 17 24 I
Betted for Brail Hi seventh.
Batted for Johnson In eighth.
Batted for Routt In ninth.
Wichita 1 444191 I-I
Denver 1 1 1 1 17
Two-base hits: Craig, Koerwer. Lloyd
fTi. ismMv, QuIUIn. Three-base hits:
Spahr. Craig. Home runs: Qullltn. Spahr,
Beall O, Coffey. Stark. Sacrifice bite:
loyd. Lindsay. Ctaig. Struck out: By
Olmatead, 2: by Jack-on. 1: by Routt, II.
Baaea on balls: Off Olmatead. 1: oft
Jackson. 4: oft Routt. L Left on bases:
Denver 1: Wichita, 11. Innings pitched:
Bv Jackson, 4: by Routt, a Hits: Off
Jackson. M In flvs Innings: off Routt. 1
is tbraa Innings. Tims: IM. Cmplra:
Knapp.
Tba Persistent and Judicious Use at
Neawyaper Advertising la tba Road to
i calm CAOSS
AND r-O-OrtOWar
AlPalzerandHis
Manager theatKrug
Al Palasr. ona of the most promising
of tha "whlta hopes," began an engage
ment at tba Krug Tuesdsy night. Ha
boxes three rounds with bis training part
nar. Mysterious Black Hill, tha man who
was Jack Johnson's exhibition opponent
on tha champion's European tour. Palser
is ona of tha largest men ra the ring. He
make a good showing, but still shows
many signs of tha novice. O Rourka, one
of tha moat famous of tight promoters.
Is managing the our of Al Palser. He also
gives a short talk that delights tha fight
fans.
Mnrejaard Iawlaolble.
NEW YORK, May l.-New Tork de
feated Philadelphia today, 11 to 4. Mar
guard was invincible, while Breton was
wild and hit hard. Doyle made a homo
run. a double and two alnglea in tour
times up. After the locale clinched the
game In the fifth McOraw put In a num
ber of eubetttutes. score.
NEW YORK. PHILADKUSITA
AB.MO.A.M AJ.H.O.A.E.
ftaeare. If... i SIS SKnabs. lb... 4 S S I 1
Doyle, lb . I 4 4 1 ITItaa. rt ... 4 4
Fletrker. tb 1 4 I 1 IPaaaert. cf.. 4 14
SnedST'ss. cf I t 4 4 SCrawk. If.. 4 11
Murray, rf.. 4 1 4 4 4l.a4eras. lb. 4 I 41
Barker. rf...l SIS OBearaej. Ik.. 4 t J
Harkla, lk.. 4 1 4 4 4eoUB. as.. 4 I I
Hereee. lb.. 1 14 4 Orakaa, a . 4 1 4
Grab, aa I 4 4 I Osaalaa. a...- I 1
Bfcarar aa-tS 14 11 OSckoni. S-
Merera, e... 4 4 4 4 4
Wllaoa. C...4 4 14 1 TotaU 14 14 S4 14 1
Mamaanl. pi I 4 4 4
Dracse, p... 4 4 4 4 4
Totala M unit
New York I 4 -H
Philadelphia 11-4
Two-bass bits: Dsvors (2), Doyle, Gra
ham, Merkle. Herxog. Doolln. Three-base
hit: 8nod grass. Home run: Doyle.
Stolen bases: Doyle. Shafer. Bases on
balls: Off Seaton, 4: off Schults. 1; off
Marquard, 1: oft Drurke, L Struck out:
By Peaton. 4; by Schults, 1: by Marquard,
. Wild pitch: Seaton. Hits: Off tea
ton, 1 In five Innings: oft Schults, 1 In
three Innings; off Marquard, In seven
innings: oft Drurke. 4 in two innings.
Time: 1:14. Umpirea: Klem and Bush
Cabs Got Kauri y Lead.
PlTTSBl'ROH, May L-Two hlta and
two errors In ths second Inning gave
Chicago five runs snd the game today.
Richie waa wild at tha start. Pittsburgh
getting two haeea on balla. each leading
to a run. After that Richie waa in
vincible. Adams was given poor support.
Score:
CHtCAOO. PfTTSBIRriH.
AB.H.O.A E AB H.O.A B.
Sharker. If. 4 114 aBrma. Ib. .. 1 S 1 4 I
ftkaite. K.I I 1 I Her... if.... I 14 4 4
Tinker, as... 4 111 lUaek. ef.... 4 4 4 1
Hemes, cf. 4 4 4 Ikanar, aa..J 114 4
Zin'aaa. Ibl 111 Miller, lk... 4 4 4 1 1
Bran Ik .1 til twileao. rl . 4 1444
Leases, lb.. I 14 1 SkteCan'r. Ik 4 1 I 1 4
Arrker. ... 4 4 11 efllkaaa. ....! 4 111
BtcSle, p.... 4 14 4 eReks 1 S 4 4 4
ASaau, p.... 114 4 4
T0UIS....B 11711
Tetala U 1KB I
Batted tor Gibson In ninth.
Chlcaao t 1 1
Pittsburgh !
Two-baae hit: Carey. Three-bass blta:
Schedkard. Zimmerman. Sacrifice fly:
Hehulte. Sacrifice hits: Wagner. Ev'era.
Stolen base: Srhulte. Double plays:
Byrne ta McCarthy to Miliar: Leach to
Gibson. Left on bears: Plttaburgh.
: Chicago. 4. Baaea on balls: Oft Ad
ams. 4; off Richie. 1. First base on er
rors: Pittsburgh. 1; Chlcsgo. 1. - Hit by
pitcher: By Adama. Lennox. Struck out:
By Adama. 1: by Richie. L Wild pitch.
Richie. Time: 1:4. Umpirea: Brea
nan and Owens.
l.lebhardl Helde Braasrra.
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Milwaukee hitleea until one man waa out
in the ninth when Charles
Dougherty pitched splendid ball,
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C0U.MIU9. MiLWAtnrp.R.
AB H O A E AB H O A K
Skeltlie. cf.. 14 14 OUIbeM. cf.. I I 4 IS
Hlsck as. If. I 1 4 OKandall. rf.. 4 4 1 4 4
Canf'lea. Kl I I I ecbarlea. If . 4 114 4
Parrllig. lb.. 4 I 1 I Un.iaa. lb ... 4 4 14 4 4
Millar, lb... I 111 4 Klark. Ik... I 4 12 4
Hulaent. Ibl 1 1 4 SUela. aa.... 4 4 I I S
darker, aa... 4 111 tBreen. Ik ... 1 4414
eraltb, e I 14 1 vSckalk. c... 1 4 4 14
LWkb'nU, pb 4 4 4 Uoask'rtr, pi 4 1 I 4
Tetala U IUU 1 Totala 1 17 1! 4
Columbus I I I I t t I 01
Milwaukee 0000000-(l
Two-baae hit: Miller. Sacrifice hits:
Sen a Ik. Hulswltt. Double plays: Lewis
to Breen to Jones: Smith to Hulswltt;
Llebold to Clark. First on balls: By Lleb.
hardt. 4: hy Dougherty. 4. Struck out:
By Llebhardt. 2. Time: 1:40. Umpires:
Hantllbos and Ferguson.
ELIMINATION TENNIS
TOURNEY AT CREIGHTON
The conclusion of the aecond round In
the Tennla tournament now being held
at Crelghton university, shows the win
ners to be those who have been touted
all along as varsity men. Adams, Bush
man, Duffy and Smyth, all won their
matches with ease, while Festner bids
fair to make any one of the four work
hard for a place. The last four man
In tha tourney will comprise ths varsity
team, which meets Nebraska Wesleyan
on the Crelghton courts next Saturday
afternoon. The results In tha second
round were:
C. Har.n beat Dugdale. 4-2.4-1.
Edward Smyth beat Walker. -3, 4-1
Adams beat Macauley. default
Festner beat Lents. 4-0. 4-2.
Bushman beat Conmy. 6-4, 4-4.
O. Duffy heat L. Riley, 4-1, 4-1.
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