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s nr .v.jhe .. OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: --MAY 26, 1912. 3 I Oji the Level, Jeff is a Strong Argument for WomariV Suffrage Drawn for The Bee by "Bud" Fisher; r ., , i . , .. I . . .. Wswr Judgments IP the Ty Cobb case lead to a better Hum of protection for ball player against foul-mouthed cowards who occupy seats In the stand, then It l well ir happened. As the law Is, of course. Cobb and his fellow play era were legally In the wrong. But the law should be chanced somewhat, not to encourage fisticuffs, but to discourage occasion for them. The law compels a ball player to stay en the diamond and play ball and keep his mouth shut, so tar as spectators are concerned. No matter what a spectator chooses to say to the ball player, the player may not say eny- thing back. That regulation was fixed 1 because gentlemen desired to make base bull a clean, gentleman's game. Nobody but a coward will take advantage of such a condition. If club owners and umpires were more alert to throw out these rubber-ranged fans when they be come abusive It would help some. The Idea Is all wrong that paying one's ad mission to the game gives him the right to taunt and abuse players. It Is usually the poorest fan, the one who knows least about tha game and who ha never learned the art of losing, who causes most of the mischief. Qood-natured rallery I pardonable, but It should stop there. Ball players, we are told, mutt learn to understand that being taunted I part of their profession. They do. but ball player cannot be made to under stand that becoming the butt 'at filthy er abusive epithet Is a part of their busi ness. It I not right to ask a man to forfeit his manliness In order to be ball player. This scoundrel In ths grand itand and bleachers must he curbed, that's all. " ' , Omaha Ms wo nine of the last twelve games played, that Is. with Topeka, Denver and Lincoln, taking three out of every f our., It Jiag. done- .gi say work son Its horn grounda Upon the completion of th present series with Wichita Omaha leaves for sixteen game abroad, four each with Denver, Wichita. Lincoln and Topeka There I no reason why tha team should not more than split even on these games. It la In fine form. Its pltchers-the best staff In ths league-are going, great and we shall be disappoint ud If It lose as many as eight of the six teen. , What Omaha . needs to do Is to develop strength as a road team. The spectacle of Denver Is amusing It has been so severely trounced by Omaha and Bt Joseph as to bring It to a realisation' that ft Is ho better than a contender and Manager Hendricks Is displaying none too good qualities of leadership under the strain. Hs wins fine, .V.. Uu ' ' - , - , V , . . . . . wsre peevish in Omaha and he has evt den tly ' continued so: Yet. Hendricks hai a good team, but It la Just Ilka th rest of them It Is bound to have It ups and down and It would help for Jack and the team to adjuat themselves to the fact. Old Isbell is showing the advantage of a wise head at the' bead of a team. He Is certainly giving Dee Moines the worth of Hs money. Cute old boy, he picks up Ira BeHea. who la on of the best player this league ever saw, and. In feet, the dean of th league, expecting John Good Ing. Ira I alway able to (tick one !n at the-proper time and whip 'em In from the outfield. Omaha should have made It four In stead of three straight with Denver, for the Rourkea had about eighteen chance t to win that second game. Tha Orlsslles are going to be up and coming till the last, but they really will not be alone In the running, Th treatment accorded them In Omaha and St. Joseph probably haa revealed this to their eye by now. Jack Headrtcka may win the pennant again, but he'll not do It by filling the papers with hla kick against umpire and th Ilka OLD SCORES JOBE SETTLED Amateur Base Ball Enemies. Lined Up for Sabbath Tiolence. H0CT0B5 MEET BE0DEGAA2U3 Lively Tilt Expected at Farrell rark Wkeai ttatajley'e Toller Try ta ; Wrest Vtatary trees the " Klplfagrre. Today th center of attraction la Omaha amateur base ball will be at Fort Omaha. The first mix will be between th Hoctors and the Brodegaard Crown and tha second wrangle, Luxus and Holly Last year tha Hoctors and Brodegaard played a knotted game and they will play oft the tie today. Following I th lineup: Hoctor Brodegaard Crowns Ueyer First Sullivan We'nnec..... Second Gibb Shields Short Faalck Van Orden Third..,, Barrett inuroer Lrt slater Holland Center., Bchlssbauer Right Llamond Catch beber Pitch Winters ...Pitch Luxus Hachtsn First Rapp Second.... cmitn Short., ,. Dolson .... C.nklln 'itlier Bell Main llollys Dougherty Atkins .... Glllham .... J. Kelly McAndrewa .. Falconer Miller ... Erlckson ... F. Kelly .... Hickay Tracey Third.. Denny Left Melady Center..., Venous Rlsnt Dana Catch Dyke : Pitch , Cunningham Pitch..,.;. Umpire, Halba. At th rami beeebali restaurant some lively stuff will be dished out. The tlrst course, A. O. U. W. against O. D, Klp Ungers; aeoond portion, Farrella again! th Advo. Th Klpllnger have been traveling along at a merry clip but re gardless of this tact the lodge men ex pect to adorn them with the baa ball crape. Last Sunday tha Farrella amply .demonstrated their caliber when they played a to I gam with th Luxus brigade, Th Advo woa laat Sunday and a they expect to keep oa llmolng, th V"ip mixer win have to ramble If they waxjt to oop the bacon today. Andrews will heave for . the molaa kid and Baker will atwun 'em tor th food foun dry lade Following Is th lineup: A. O. V. W. - - o. D. Klollrurars Doane College Base Ball Squad ) H V z Koran.. ........... Firat:. Slliott,,. .,.... .Second Saup Short Van Sooyace Third Foi Iglay.. Wrlaht Llghtell.... Morton laohart.. Advo McOrath... Hollander., Bowlle Probst Carmody.'.. Feltmao..., Flanaaan.. Coe .... Left.. i., .....('enter..., 'Right Catoh.... Pitch..... , Pitch, Oulnaan . reison McOratli ... Platal ,.. Devi . qiaden .. Abdlll ,. Dlneen .. Muran . Johnson Farrell ,.. Kemp siirnel . Farrell .... feaup JkUcera .. Ogden .. Strong . Prefka Andrew .. First. ......i.. ..Second . Short. ..Third ..Left . Oeater... .Right . Catch , . Pltoh Umpire. Longnecker. Twe classy I usees are oa th card at Florence park for this afternoon. Firat game: Flore see Athletics vs. 8. A. Ca; second squabble, Townsenda v. Hanscam Parka. Two left winger wW oppose each ether la the latter contact Adam WIU float 'em foe the Townasnd and Bogatta will ting 'am for th tree merchant. Following I the lineup for th second game: Townsenda , Hanacom Parks. . Pretty soon th critic of the Topeka Journal WIU wake tip to th tact that Fa Kourk 1 mm strategist, alas. -' The colonel may be the champion lion tamer, but when It corns t Tiger, be as not in It with Baa Johnson. Th Athletics' nickname of White El' phanti suggest tha harden that Coanle Mack now ha on hla band. r( Out la Denver they ara staging: "1 don't car If It I down, yaw gotta qalt kicking our team arownd." The Tigers walked a th kill and then walked dowa agalsth tamest Httis Tiger yeu ever saw. A ad, la tha meantime, they ara oiling ta "eld army gam" down at Laa Rkedes showed by that thirteen Inning vtctory that a sun caa do H. And aU tM I aappeaiiic wgular abort atop laid up. wrth ear Brwher Dav' pmk lemonade is also having lt effect, Whaicberkoow "bout that pitchln' ataff f Falg? Morearty.. Hall Kennedy Malum O'Connor Hoye ...... Kaber... Coe I......... Adam K dust eo Klrnde. ah, Deavcrl .Firat Caxaneuch Second . ,.8oboda -hort ,....Band Third ..:.. Collins Le't Tearlk Center ......i......Front Right Tuttl "cb E. Bogatta Fitch ,.H. Boaatu Across th water about three oa the dial at Athletic park thl afternoon the famous 8torx Triumphs will do their darndeet to label a defeat oa the Council Bluffs Merchants. So far the brewery gang haa ked an their debate and they don't anticipate much trouble today, but the Bluffers say they haven't got a dropsy grm bt their system. A a coa aequence a warm muas I looked for. Following I th lineup: 8,or- C B. Merchant. Drummy Firat . Wahl uranam Second Hodge Minisua. BDort McLeaa Durkee Third Baker DougbartjF Left gcanlon renion.... enter Goff Welc..,.....v...RIgbt Ever Hochten Catch Payne Probst Pitch Humbach McKenale .. pitch Peterson A pair of nifty argument are on the program at Dietx park. Firat tussle at 1 P- aa: Baura Iraaj company' against the Oram Exchange: seooad cos ten ba medlatsly after the first: Alamltoa vm. Sharmaa Avenue Merchant. Last San day tha Baum and gram men met at Fort Omaha, the contest resulting hi S to t victory for th Grain Exchange. Evidently th Iron aaso were dissatisfied with their showing aa they Immediately arranged for another mix The second game will also be a thriller aa both team are evenly matched and they have been going good. Chamberlain will hurl far the milk factory and Pike will toee 'era tor the Marchaata. Llaeup: Alamltoa. L A. MenHtanee Krlgler. ...-.Firat Lxanuoe Coady.A Second . giaiar Oleeon. fhort . Grossmaa Pecnr - T-Hnl pvNaeaere Hanson left ThomBeoe Petokl ...-Catcher Murnr Watcblar Right Koee Adams Catcher Morrow Fartsk .....pitcher .. Rathke Oieson.., Pitcher Kennard Alamltoea. S. A. Merchanta Croa -Firat .............. Beatey Welch Second Meyer McOeary ....Short ... Stone Jenkins Third Msaenn Kastman Lrft ., ....Hltchle Chrleteason Center ..Nolan Caughlun-Lynn..Ri(ht Ayers Roberta Catcher Meyers Kernan Pitcher Pike Chamberlain Pitcher ....Kendall Young Pitcher Nolan At the old Duffy park. Fortieth and Q treeti. South Omaha, the Shamrocks will book up with r galaxy of Mara mustered together at th Armour Peaking company.. Same year ago the Armour Insiltule had a tribe la th field that used to make all the speed merchant wait some and aa It la their Intention to have a winner this seasoa Ui Shamrock will probably be up agalnat a starchy proposition today. The Shamrocks are especially anxious to book a few out-ef- tlwn game. For trouble write to George Kennedy, care Kennedy' peal .shop. South Omaha, or telephon South tm. Three the Kawtkalr. Those Crslghtoo Medics Iced their lot tial mix. A bunch' of rooters will go ta Calhoun with the Aihamhraa. . . Nvo Paaha ha lgad p to hover around abort for Ptarce, Neb. ' For Nebraska City Clink Clair Is play ing greed bail on the torrid comer. For some anknewn reason Frank Wood ruff was ahlpped back to Clear Lake, la. Leevey. the Creigbton Medic Hurler, will leave fur Sioux Jiaplaa, la., tomor row. Well, this year the boy are able ta grab a Utile rvt at Fort Omaha every tiuaday. ( In th left peatur Casey Dougherty la performing nuracie for th Storx Triumph. ) Earl Gran and H. L. (Tom) Knap are the two auuuger that are coughing up dough to different playera The Grain Cxchangs team haa era barked on It tempestuous cruise against the Monarch at Fart Omaha. Last Sunday Frank Welch of the Aland toes sprained bis ankle. Ha will in all probability a able to play today. Behind th bit station Prefka Is per forming la a very proficient manner. He snags em all and peg like a Kltng. Benny Henderson, who ad is fling for ths C. B. Ideal Hustler, is now with, Portland of the Paclflo Coast league. When that A. O. U. W. nnf etarta to climb, probably the knocksrs can play a different tune with the little hammers. On tha first pouch the Farrella hava a dandy la Kemp. He grabs them from all anlea and Is a hard guy with th willow. A new geeser .' tarred Michael, wha la holding do a the mMdle cushion for th Farraiia, le getuag away all to tha ai tard. i Dakea Deugherty waa only put out ef eemmteeio temporarily ta aia cotlisloa at AUtMUa park. Ue will t the harness today. . , Manager Cough Ian of the Crelghtoa Medico sy belike to hi team win. but k don't reiiah their havtag a walk over ui me vat. . . Oa th hot corner the O. D. Kiplinger hve a wlsard in Plata. He gobble tbem ap. baa aa excellent whip, a good belfry Some fan think that th Grata. .Kz- cluuaae team atart has tea durtiactlr an auapldoua ene, but apBearaace point w meir error tn juegaiem. Knapp. the eupremo ebeeae' ef the Wagtnana. saya betora many moon slip ay n will loot ta wiseacrsa that ar talking about his congregation. Marion Otbeea ha still got hi old baa nail cog uu nine aner louts, eatcnea lira weare a asuxsl aad dig tor hems wnea he eeea the tdog) catcher. Last Sunday Brown of the A. O. U. W. quad joined th Wagmana. A money eonsideratieei acted as aa Incentive ta him to play tha checker gam. Jack Mintkua brake In the bit eo- umn last tundsy with a two-bagger, three bargee and a circuit ptunk. He nars erewna inert lor th Store Triumph. Quia ley of th A. 0. V. W. haa been In a quandary aa ta ! twirling ataff. If his bfera start coughing up the Junk they are capable ef it will be easy sail ing for him. J-'r"k wulaley of the A. O. V. W. squad says he la going to purchase a couple ef pcwoogiapha t do ais eeaebj. Ing. as his playtr seem avsrae to th coaching method. Th Alhambra want an OutorVtown game on iieco ration day. Any leairi that want lo gel a faat gam additta Manager Home. Mil Parker street. Telephone Webster 111 . Now th Farrell hav two Strong In th lineup. That ought to make them strong enough. I.yle Strong manages the bunch from the bench and the other ftrong bt th policeman of th sunar. deo. Mereerte I fatly developing Into a kuig pi a en th initial ssok. lie plaved lliat position for ths Townsrnrts last Sun day and did an wall that Manager Mullen is iwriously figuring on keeping hun there. Today the Blat tribe will moeey down to Fort Crook and do their utmost to tak the soldiers Into ramp. An argu ment that will be Interesting from th gong to th flnlah is eipeoud, as the squad are cvaoly matshed. The Triumph, having defeated th Fre mont Stat league team, are anxloualy awaiting a corneal with th Mink leaguer, and In securing Nebraska city will give the fans an opportunity to wit ness one of th league leaders la action eiralnst one vt the fastest aeml-prulea-sional teams In th weal. Next Sunday. . June 1 the 8tor Triumph and I luck v llolmen' Nebraska City leaguar will be th main attraction at Huui a perk. In smurlng "Dicky s' team Manager Bradford la fulluaing up his well laid plan to give lovers ef ban ball nothing but ftrst-ctass attraction during tha absence ef the Omaha team. Our Spaldlngs will eamoose far Her man. Neb., today. So far th Spaldlngs have been playing grand ball. They have a clean record, and from present Indies lions they look Ilk a likely eaadidue fur the class at championship. .Any team In their class wishing a game will be accommodated If tney call Douglas 717 and about for Uobler. Another new teem hi entered th field to be known aa the KJauck a imper ials. They will travel to Tekemah tuday and endeavor to show the cornhuskers how t play the national pastime. They purchased th uniform utilised by the Grain Exchange last aaaoo. For ralxus with this agi -gallon sldrees Paul Ale ma. 4117 North Twenty-fourth, or tele phone Webstar zWi. , Ray Young, one of our gents who has formerly played professional W- ball In the capacity of a fltnaer. haa de cided to stick around our fair city thi summer. It haa had several I'wrailve offers to jots the salaried army, but b has consistently failed to attach his nom de plum to the parchment. He is now pieymg with the Alamltoa and doing x oalleot work, apeotaJiy with lb willow. Golf ers to Journey in a Special Train to Western Tourney Nagottattona are being made to run special trala f roc Chicago to Denver tor ea tracts In the West era Ooat aaaocUtloa tournament which wM be fetid during ta flrst' week of July. If there ar enough persons to warrant It a special tram with diner, akaei ear. barb, batfe room and all th huurata that moderaj railway erne caa give will be bad. It wa firat tfcrngbt to have the trala Mart from Omaha, but th starting; potat baa oeea (banged to Chi cago. Golfer Bvtag la place ef cem to CMeago caa ngrgat at that Place aa tha starting point ef the trip aad golfer caa be picked op along th root. Ooifera who to tend taking part la th tournament ar requested to send early notice of their mtenttoa ta C W. Hlg gtn of Chicago, that arrangements to secure th special trala may be completed m ample time. -Caastderatne work win hava to be don la arranging the time tame and clearing track so that the special caa hav the rtgat-of-way, and ale that the diner caa be Mocked to the UmU. Several of tha Omaha golf player who Intend taking part m the tourney have sent la their reservation nd lay there I so doubt but what the ill be ran. WATSON HEAVIEST HITTER St Joseph Outfielder Lead League ' in Hittin. ' TH0JOS0N ' IS . THIRD PLACE Oaaaha'e Speedy Center Fielder Is Faat Climbing the Ladder, aad WW, too Be First Is " , Baltlas .406. Fast and uraly Arthur Thomaeon, Omaha' speedy oenterfleld, I climbing th ladder of percentage In batting and now, after having bean at bat tut times be Is reposing safely In third place, with aa avaiag ot having made forty ulna hits and twsnty run a Watson ef St. Joseph I holding down firat place with an average of .M, and Zwilllng of St. Jossph to second, with .121. Tsnnant of Sioux City Is leading In fielding, having taken ! chance without a boot. Tenaant has been with Sioux City shortly over a weak aad the right, ful leader In fielding la Baktr Bortoo. the St. Joseph first Seeker, wb haa taken Ml chance and la creditsd with but on error, giving him a fielding percentage of Ml. Following ar th Percentage. VattlagT Average. A H. a Rellly, B Bt. Joseph M Watson, Hu Joseph I Zwilllng. St Joseph 133 Thomeson, Omaha 131 Linda, Denver 101 BortuB, St. Joaeph 121 Beeii, Denver at Kelly, J., St. Joseph 121 Koirss. L Moines M Isbell, D Muina II Slauxhter, Bloux City V Qulllen. Denver 1 CatiaJ.an, Wicnlta at Carney, Lincoln... a King. Topeka Ill Rlckerl, Topeka lot Cole. Lincoln la tic. Omaha 14 Mlddlrtvn. Wichita....... .12S Powell, h Joaeph 1 t'lraetln. Llneoia a kores, tie Mulne Is) Brern. Mobx City Ill Myers, floux City Hi Tenaant, Kloux city t Uarduer, Topeka., jm Mct'ormlck, Lincoln lu I'ulln. Topeka B French, HIvux City 1 Goseet, St. Joseph ) Beidea. Le Molae... u Dvyer. Lincoln 17 Wanner, Omaha.... M Kane. Omaha IS 1 raig, Wichita a) Clanions. Wk hits M Pettlere. Wlnlta 42 Thomas. Dea Molnea U) Channel, Denver at Coaaldy, Denver .117 r.mery, Tofaa 10 Johneon. Omaha AS Barbour, L,aoula ...,WT Miller, IJnooin. a7 Hail. Omaha S S.'anlon. Omaha 10 Jackson. Wirhlta...i 1 Ellis. Wichita..... is Mdnke, tH. Joseph. Lit rTanta. Topeka H Wacob. Wichita t Hagnes. Wichita t Smith. Siuux City. a at Coffey, Denver .......jia uurnam. Wichita M a ene oris, Isenver Hi Andreas, siloux City km Hahn. Dea Molnc W Mehoff. Oma.-ia 114 Cotligaa. Dea Molaea la Bpahr. Denver 72 Huesua. 1ms Molaea 1 Faber, Dea Moinea 3 Freeman, St. Joseph 14 Scherlbcr. Denver J Cialre. 1m Moines a Stratloa IJneola.... at Davis. Wichita U Waiah, Topeka xi Cobb, Ltaeota lu Llovd. Denver lev Campbell. Kux City 21 ItouirUs. Dea Molne 71 Mullen. Ltarola Ml Arbosast, Omaha. N Schmidt. Topeka 24 (Lm. lope a ..-..123 M W 2 II XI 16 I t 4 22 II 1 1 21 2 a n 21 ' V 12 17 II t I 2 13 I 73 li 7 7 IS It 1 12 14 It 14 2 12 2 t t 1 1 16 14 1? 1 17 U t 17 U 7 J 1 t li a 1 4 11 22 1 2 17 i I V Pet. MD .434 .421 .W7 .18 .tm .274 J .lei .a Mi .ST., .no .in .11 .111 -lli .211 .111 an .211 .210 . .2u4 JU2 .2M .2 Jit .t 3M .2M JX .2w .2K0 .m .277 .zn .r.t x.i 3fi Jl .2v .11 .21 Zh .HI .: .r .238 .it JB7 2S M -! Me. Wk-hlU 7i Darldeon, Otnaha ,...3 Chapmaa. Topeka N Cadman, Slous oty H Leonard, be Molaea 12 Woldiing. St. Joseph 22 Caatl. St. Joseph t Northup. De Molne It Hotn. 81. Joaeph 17 L'latuaakl. Dea Moines... $1 Bronka, bloux City 75 Cliellette, Mt. Joaeph M Koerner. Wichita 82 Keill), Slotnt City Ill Johnson, K'.. Joseph 21 Leake, Topeka IS Fril. Bloux City U Justice, Crash 8 llrrche, Wichita.- 17 Fugale, Topeka 17 (tear, Topeka la Stark. Wichita 24 Curtis, Dcs M lnsa La Brhmldt. Wlrtilta Frambes, Denver HoHnsoa, Omaha Smith. Lincoln , Crutrher, St. Joseph... Mrtlraw, lea Moiaea.. tilmaiead, Denver W olverton, Lincoln Haaerman. Lincoln.... Walker, l.lnroln , Fenrreee. omha LHiyl, ln.:oln Cochrehsm. Toiwka..., HI 4JS. Omaha ; you&a. Topeka bacliant, St. Jph.i.. Ktnaella, lienver Brown. Sioux City Hesly, Iienver Ferry, Wichita 12 . N . It . M . n . M . it . . i . ii . it . u . :i . 14 . 14 . 14 . 14 . 21 . II . U Fleldlauy Averse. PO. A. Tennant, Sioux City .lit 1 Carney. Lincoln ,. s4 II Arboaast, Omaha..'. ft X Moire, tiloux City...- 1 IX Hoblnaoa, Omaha I II Klneelia. Denver... Stlirelber, Denver I 1 Pctllgrew, Wichita I 1 Dsvis. Wh-hlta '. 51 Johnson. St. Joseph. 4 14 Wold ring, St. Joseph I 12 Bachant, SL Joeoph W I Northup, Dea Moines 1 11 Beldrn. bes Moines It I Lake, Topeka nlaushter. Bloux City 1 22 Doyla Unoola II Borlon, bt. Joseph 115 2 Koerner, Wichita 1 Llndaay, Denver 774 It Gardner, Topeka IT 17 Clemon, Wichita at l.'latowakl. D Mulne..,. 124 .willing, St. Joaeph 47 tMratton. Lincoln ,.,.IOt Thomas. Its Moms Mi Dwyer, Lincoln. 2U McOraw, Dea Molne...... 72 Johnson, Omaha Caaaidy. Denver 41 Chapman. Topeka. lit Smith, Unroln 4 Kill, Wichita T Andreas. Sioux City 7 Kan, Omaha 20 Hugh, Wichita..... 71 Stark. Wkhlta 17 Mlddleton. Wichita. U llealey, Denver I Hpshr. tenver Ill Hall. Omaha I Cadmaa, Sioux City., lit Douglaa, Des Moines 2 Mrhmldt. Topeka 42 Crai. Wichita 4 Brooks, Sioux City 17ft McCormlck. Lincoln ) Thomaaon, Omaha 0 Campbell, Sioux City...-., I Hoeaton. Des Molne I Mreen. Slonx City 2 Waoob. Wichita Frainbe. Dsnver S Myers, Sioux City., ,. 17 , Perry, Wlcblls..., 1 Cochreham. Topeka 1 Pentres. Omalia 1 Lloyd. Denvsr M Melnke, St. Joseph .. M doaeett, SL Joseph. ....... IM Miller, Lincoln 24 Beall. Denver M Watson. St. Jneeph X Nlehoff. Omalia 44 Coffey, TVnver 84 Kenworthy. Denver at Roar. la Moln.. ...... 4 King. Topeka M Kerr II. eloux City 47 Hrrche, Wichita t Pole. Lincoln... 47 Hicks. Omaha...... 4 Barbour, Lincoln 22 Column. Des Moines 23 Crutcher. HI Joseph t keen Ion. Omaha t Davtdaoa. Omaha .... m Durham. Wichita.- t Coyle, Omaha 21 Warner. Omaha 41 Gear. Topeka - II Channell. Denver M Haaerman, Lincoln Faber. Dea Moine t Olmateed. Denver 1 Claire, Dea Mom.... .... 24 liahn. Dea Molne 21 Frsntx, Topek II Jarkdon, Wichita 2 Cluillea. Devr 21 Walsh, Topeka 27 Cobb. Lincoln V Powell. St. Joeeph 2 Emery, Topeka. 41 Dulln. Topeka,..- 1 Kelly, St. Joaerh...- 7 Korea, De Molne (7 Mullen, Uncoln M Curtis, De Molne., 2 Rellly. Sioux City 27 Lnnari De Molne 11 Rellly, Brney. St. Joseph I U 11 . t II 1 ' 4 7. 11 at ,4 Catle. St. Joseph Wolverton. Lincoln., Rlckert, Topeka Smith. Sioux City.... Justice. Omaha Freeman. St. Jneenh. Schmidt. Wichita .... 7 Toung. Topeka t Me. Wichita 47 Chellett. St. Joseph...... 1 Fuaate. Topeka 1 French. Sieux City.. Isbell. Des Molne. .. Walker. Lincoln Lee, Topeka........, Plreatln. Uacoln... Roth, St- Joseph Callahan., Wichita... . Pitcher Player sod Clu. Ryan. Omaha Frantx. Topeka Northup. Dee Mola... Kenworthy. Denver .. Palmer. Uncoln Wolverton, Lincoln ... Woldrlng. St. Joseph... .Schrelber. Denver Hkka. Omaha Johnson, St. Joaeph.,.. Chellette. St. Joseph.... Slaughter, Sleux City Freeman. St. Joseph . M , 14 . 22 It 20 i t X i i i i 1 I I I R. i I n i t t i t i i i t n i i i 4 I M I 15 n M 4 M 4 I t 1 I 14 12 t i t l t 4 1 4 S4 .S4 .227 .211 414 .217 .217 til .112 .!10 .S . .207 .M loo .19 .1 ,.ITt .174 .110 .17 .Ilia .1M .141 .141 .lw .li .in .111 .ill .i .iro .ttJO .wi .vi .07 .063 .son Mm Pet. 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INTERCUSS TRACK MEET TO ':' BE HELD AT CREIGHTON Th wcond annual track meet will be held between th rlaeeea of Crlgbton uni versity an Saturday afternoon. Jun i, Thl la tha second attempt which Crelgh toa students bar mad at track ath letic, last year a meet proving such a ucoea that It wa decided to make It an aaaual affair. Quod record wrr. made, ooaaiderlng th lomnrrkmo of the " Mataatenta. Hare) gUddlaw lw L. . Lage. Th Washington olub ot th United ' late league haa been oa th rock." Soma f Its lames ware transferred to Richmond. . The club haa been turned vr (a a tiw set of men who will tr and ear It or at leaat keep It allvs until warm weather. . , , Maar Passes Isewed. Twenty basea on ball In a ulna-Inning gn waa tha record made recently by th Kanaaa City aad Milwaukee clubs In th American assodstton. Eight pltchr war aaed and not on of them got away without passing at leaat oa man. It is worth your while when buy, ing clothes to be aura that you are really fettlng th beat valua your moaey can areear. Clotheg that wear tight, look right sad priced righL. Each day gees new cnitomera com ing Into my 'store Mr vr widening clrcla of, friends is tha concrete evidence that I hare the merchandise. Rich looking gray, practical blue serges, handsome browns, all made with the moat ex acting eare, cut in the correct styles e o a t a lined or nntined, with two or three buttons. The beet value for the price awaits yon here at $20 ud $25 or CLOTHE 3 SHOP 107 South lMh fctrcr Successor to Vollmvar f A GREAT REDUCTION lor-aaade tit and $4 ulu ha summer. I s22jo 2-Piece Mad to your ardor right lo Bur bop- JACKSON, The Taflir BOO BleSCat" S s I I s ! 5 S 2 s xieerver