Till: HKK: OMAHA, SATTKnAY, MAY I, 1915.
Bringing Up Father
Ceprrtaht, 115, International
News Service.
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HDELSHAH'S CLOUT
MS FORROORKES
Oa Han Heeded to Tie and Two
Oat, : Frank H&ket Two-Bate .
Blow Which Doei Work. '
SCHLEEBXER , nSISHES JOB
They all look alike to Frank Huelsman.
With one Harry Oaaper. leading barter
la the loop laat jrr, . chucking tha
sphere. Frank assembled htmaelf at th
Mat In tha ninth atanse with tha ecor
to t against ua ar4 with Thornaaon
n first and two down, and wracked a
Ussier of a two-sack blow to left, count
lng Thomaaon. and going to third him
self whm tha ball waa relayed to tha
Plata In an ineffectual attempt to nip
Tommy. Krolo Kroeger waa furpoly
wnlknd bw'u Harry regarded Effll
as a deeperst diameter. But Harry did
aonta panic gJeaelng, for Rchl(mer, who
fallowed, waa tha real desperate youth
and he poked a single to oantar which
gAve Huelaman a rhanoa to count tha
winning marker. Tha Rourkea - won,
4 to , . . . , . i i
There ta no getting around It, Huaiaman
la Uia champ gunner around thaaa parts.
Without hU forty-two centimeter Krupp
war -club tha quarrel yesterday would
hava tone to the filotix. Aa It la Kmi'i
mm copped four straight from Clark';
battalion. .
Willi llaa floe Kaeaa.
Ralph Willi Vtd tha Invading corpa
to four hlta, but ha pitched wobbly ball
In .a en'uple of framea and narrowly it
caped.S defeut H started bad. passing
out three gratis walks in tha opener and
contributing a mark to the error column.
He slipped a moment again In tha ninth,
but waa Johnny On tha Job during tha
remainder of tha paatlm,
Cooney coaxed a walk to start tha com
bat and )tehan ancriflead. Clarke and
Kane also grabbed fre transportation,
thua Blocking tha runway with forsign
live stock. Henallng rolled a grounder
to Krug and the manager tnu"ed It up,
while Cooney scampered home. J null
t'liU-k then marked a tally when Willis
directed, a bom heave to Hehllebner to
eaw-ti Callahan after fielding that per
aon'a grounder. A double play which
Freen and ,Vtia!en ataged around the
keyatone corner, cut off further ectlvl
tlea by tha Blous.
llaelamaa Start tearlaar.
Not eontent to let tha vUlton get away
with anything without amotlng the pill,
Hr!mnB 4K'ided tha acora aliould ba
tied In tha aecond, ao ha led oft with a
poke to right. Krueger waa on hand with
another on to tha aame apot. Krank
taking third. Tluelarnaa and B tillrbner
pulled tlie gqueeae play to perfection and
Fraok aiorod. Whalcn ponprd out and
with two down Jimmy Kana began to
a:t Willis popped a dinky fly over flrat
baa rd Kana, who ahould hava caught
H la hia teeth, let It faU aafely for a
bit while Kruger beat It for home plate.
All waa aerena and peaceful until tha
wlUroata ehavter, with both hurtcra heav
lag tha brand of ball that wlna. But
M'Htla faltared a minute la tha ninth
aad the Woux eounted a run. whloh
looked good enough for victory. .
Ifencling poite4 with a double riowa
tha third-baM line. ' CaJlahaa fouled out
to Vnwr. but Willi uncoupled a wild
Htnh e which Henallng trotted to third.
Oa MiJC'ormi-ka Infield out the hoetlla
third aaxker registered.
laaiaa, that Jrlath.
v It tanked Ilka goodbye Itourkea until
(KuoUnutii bobbed up again. Hreen and
Krug went out and Thumaron waa given
a Ufa oa Kheehan'a niiacua. Then tha
tAuft waa off. liueUman took a mighty
wing, and before tha Kloux had re
eovwed Thumaaoo waa anting on the
boanfe and' iluvlaman was perched oa
third. Tha walk waa deliberately given
ta Kruetrer. and Gacpcr atarted to break
hia vlanta at lchlirbner. , Frit a caught
one arnack oa tha noaa for a blngle.
lluelirmaa aeored and Krutgr carefully
ran to aecond to tourh that bag ao that
tha alert Sioux could not cover up oa
aay Merkia atuff.
k" Mak.ee Nary a HU.
- The Indiana departed laat night for
tea Molnea aad along with them went
Janwa Kana with nary a hit to hia credit.
Jamea waa Unomintoimly ridiculed by the
Ornaha pttcbera aad lie la filled with
burning revenge. Today fit. Jewpu
cotnaa to aoronunodaU our athletes.' Four
gtuae will ba played, with ladles' day
Monday. Quite a number ot the fair
fuia war oa hand yesterday to cheer the
at brtea on to the senKational victory.
Cy Forsyth ilnrd the team yesterday,
but did not play. King ia prone t at Irk
to th aame lineup aa lung aa lctoriea
are markrd up, for W b uianagera
are Jioriiiluua and H ts coiidered be,d
fjrrn to break up a winning cemblnetloa.
fcxre:
OUAiiA.
AH. IC
Willis, p.
..
Totala SO 4 g
BIOUX CITT.
AR. It. If.
Cooney, Jh. , . . ,
Phsehan, aa.
Clarke, If.
Kane, lb.
Itensllng, ih. ..,
Callahan, cf. .
MoCormlok, rf.
I'hl)i, '
Oaaper, p. .....
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3
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0
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14
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1
1
0
a
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4
B.
0
4 M 14
Two out when winning run waa cored.
Omaha
.oaoteooo t i
.lioeaeovt-
fwina
Hlta
Bloua City
It uns
Hlta
Two-baa hlta
Sacrifice hlta
Don 11 piaya
I M M M M
oieoeeeei 4
H-ielnman, Henallng.
Schllehner, Hheehan (2).
Kreen to Whalen to
rhihllebner, Krnltb. to Wllha, Callahan to
Cooney to Kana. lfl cm baaee: Omaha,
4; Hiouz City, 6. btruck out: By Willis,
i: ny inspr, g Base on twite: Otr
Wlilla. &: off Oasner. t. Wild ultch: Wil
lis. Time: l.to. I nipire: Van flukle.
BOOSTERI . aLAl tillTKIt JOHIKt
Dea Malaea Team Wlaa, F.lght
Oae, fraaa Drammers.
DIM MOlNivH. Anrll SO n. Molnea hit
two rt. Jumiph piichera hard tnday and
won, to 1, making It three victories out
of four game with the Mtaeouriana.
Score:
8T. JOSEPH.
AR. R II. O. ' A W.
W. Fatteraon, aa... 4 S 1 0
r ox, ir s p a
Wamnn, rf 4 1
H. Patterson, lb.... 4 4 1
Krltton. !.,. ........ 4 1 1
III
I 0 0
1 ft i
1 4 1
4 4 0
srv i liaaitlH. titi,,.
O Dny,' b.......
wiinrow, o,....
Maker, p
Turner,! p........
Olson
1
0
10
o
0
COOMBS HURLS PHIL
CREW TOA DEFEAT
Former Star Mackian Pitcher in Box
for Dodgers and Yiiitori
Are Beaten.
FINAL SCORE .13 TWO TO ONE
PHILADELPHIA, April 30. Jack
Coomba, tha former atar twlrler of the
Philadelphia Americana,, pitched hia firat
full aa a National leaguer for Brooklyn
today and Philadelphia waa defeated, I
to L Coomba waa wild, but brilliant field
ing by SchuUi aafed him from being
cored on In two Inning. a
In tha ninth, with two men out and
runnera on aecond and flrat. Coomba
ended tha game by throwing to Cutatonw
and catching Welser off aecond. Itlxey
kept hia opponent hlta acatterad, one of
the vlaltora nine being due to a muff by
Becker. Poor:
Standing of Teams
BROOKI.TH.
AB.H.O.A .ft.
rHrUAimi.rHtA.
AB H.O.A S.
OMkra. M l 1 I I UTtH l .. 4 1 I
!.itrt. IB. t t 4 t eiMltcnin, m. I I 1
fHnsl, rf. I 1 1 4 eiUKksr, If... I II
WhMt. It.... 4 14 4 iv.rnfe. rf.. I 1 4
cm.i.nw. lb. I 1 I Wkl(t4, ef. I 4 1 4
Mrre. f ... 4 4 4 4lur. ... 4 11
Hrklt. tb.1 4 1 I t I,ul.ni, lb, 4 lit 1
Mfilartr ..4141 KHIIter. ... 4 111
leoaba. ft... 4 I 1 I Hiir. .... 4 14
Totala.
a 1 :
DES KOIKES.
34 14
Hahn. rf
Hunter." cf. ........
lawyer, 2b
ionwm lb
Hills. If
Tannehlll, tb
11 ni t foul, as
1'riiie, c
Urrgory, p
Totala..
AB. R.
.. 4 1
4
4
3
,.S2
11.
O.
14
E.
4
0
0
0
i u n .13
0 o-l
1
Tannehill,
Han fur Turner In ninth,
Pt Joseuh 0 0 4 1 0
Dps aluinea 4 t 4',3'S
Two-base hlta: Price tl.-
Jones. Itrltton. Wllllsni. Turner. a-rl-
flc hit: Oreanry. Molrn fcmies: II. Pat
terson, Hunter, Itllla, Hartford, Htrurk
out: Hy linker, Ir by Turner, 3. Haar
on hulls: Off Ureioiry, 4: off tinker, 2;
off Turner .1. Hit bv . pitched hall: By
Jrorv (Withrcw). hy Hkker (Hunlerl.
Kits: Off taker, 1 In four tnnliiK" I none
nut In fifth, charge defeat to Baker).
1 iculile plava: Jonea to Hartford to
JoneM, "nwyer to Jonea. Ifl on tases:
Ht. Joaeiih, 1; Pes Molt', T. Paeeed
tails: Wlthrow. Price., Time: 3K. Um
pire: Cualck. '
WICHITA M4KBI tl.BAN SWEKP
Walvea Tak Foarth aad l.aat C'a
WICHITA. Kan.. April JO.-Wlehlta
mr.d a clean sweep of tha series here
with Lincoln by winning the fourth and
laat contest, hulllvan, a loft-handed re
cruit, won hia own aame with a three
base blow In the fifth that scored three
men. Hcora;
WICHITA.
ah. r, ir; a., a. k.
.4 0 1 I , t ' 0
.-I 4 4 4 1-4
. 4 4 4 6
. 4 0 4 12 3 4
.413344
.4 3 I.I' 3 0
. I 4 1 3 1,1
:! I ' J :
ToUla.
-wnw
...14 11 14 lrssksrt
4 44
144
WESTERN LKAOUH.
P. W. I Pet.
)mnlia 7 4 1 '
..Ichlta 7 1 .714
Topaka 4 4 3
lies Molnea...'. I .426
envr 5 8 I .
Bloux City I I I H
Mt. Joseph I t I
tt.Hcoln 1 -ItfJ
NAT. TLKAOCB. I AME1R. L.EAOTTE.
.W.IPct WJPct.
Phlla 11 a .7Kfl Detroit ....13 .T
Cincinnati. 4 .( New York.. 4 .Wl
Chicaso ... 4 .&7i Chlcearo
St. Ixiula.. .4711 Wasiilngtn 4 ,.671
lloaton ....4 .HOI Hoeton .... 6 4 .4fo
Brooklyn .. 4 4 .JI Cleveland . 7 .47
Pittsburgh 5 ,Kl Phlla ...... 4 .
New York. .871 St. Toula... 4 13 .3U
. imam e trtrr-. i ipinrnn
AMKR. Af4N.
W.UPft.l
11 4 .7KI
Indlanplta
lulsvllle 10 6
Kt. Paul.. .10 t
Mlnneaplla 7 4
Clnveland. 7 I
Kan. City.. C 8
Milwaukee E 4
.b.W
.42
.8h7
FKD. LSA.OUEL
W.UFot.
Brooklyn .! 4
Newark ... 4
Chicago ... I f
Pittsburgh. 4 7
Kan. City..
Buffalo ...44
8t. Ioula... 4
.
.CIS
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.Ml)
.40
.31.7
.868
N
pencil, ct:
Wer& lb
(irahnrh. If
iirnrv. lb
Tydsman. rf
Kapp, Jl)
Kilter, as....
Orlffnh, c.
tlulllvaa,' p... ,
Tatala
Wolfe, If....
M- af f tgan. aa...
i'Mllln.m, lb,-o..,
Mclnlyre. rf. ......
Carleton, cf
H. 8ohrlher. ib..
Krueerer, 3b....,.,
McAllister, c
Illertisuer, lb....
Nsrvseva, p.
llfcson, p
' Totala
l 4
LINCOLN".
AH. B.
4
u . r u
f
Total.,. ..M I 17 14 3
Run for Luderua In ninth.
Hatt(l for Itlxey In ninth.
Brooklyn t) 4 0 4 1 1 0 0 04 j
rmiaucipr.ra ...... .9 l i
Two-be hlta: lai:bert. Wfheat. Pten-
rL ptolen base: Hohulta. Earned rina:
Brooklyn. 1; Plilladelphl. I. lHuble play:
bchu'.ta to laubrt. Busea on errors:
Hronklyn. 3. Bases on balls: Coombs, 1;
Itlxey, .2. Htrurk out: By Coomba, 2:- by
Itlxey, 2. I'mplrea: Byron and Orth.
, .
Catm Whig) Pirates.
PITTPRITRQH, April 30 Chics jro de
feated I'll tpburnli. 4 to 1 torlay. tlirouch
the excellent pitching of abel The
locala n(li only one hit until the ninth
Inning, when a triple and a elngle gave
them their only run. Cooper waa hit
hnrd In the fourth and eighth Innlnm.
when throe hlta and two runs were made
in eaUi Inning. Score: .
CIIIOAOO. PITTSBt'RH.
AB.HOAB AB.H.O.AsX
Oeo4, rf 4 I I 4 Jotiiuton. 141 4 4 4 4
putter. ... 4 I I 1 trarsy. If.... I 4 14
rtitilte. If . 1114 !Ulr4, lb.... 4 1114
7lnirmn. lb I t I I tHInrhna. rf I 4 4 4
K.l.f lb.... 4 17 4 CW.sn.r. lb.. I 4 4 4
Wllilsms, ef 4 I I 4 4l!.un, ct.. 4 4 3 1 4
Imn'kii. 4 1 4 4 KHhwa. a.... I 4 11
MmIsb. .. 114 OHrh.rug. ....11144
tsbel, s 4 4 4 I ortr. ... 4 4 1 I I
k.t. p.... 1 10 4 4
Tetals 44 4 17 I vioi 144
Mnau. f.. 4 4 4
Totala.... . I IT I I
Hatted for Cooper m eighth.
Chicago 0030002 4-4
Pittsburgh 4 0 0 4 0 4 0 0 11
Three-base hlta: Oood, Kaler, Balrd.
blolen base: 8aler. Earned runs: Ctilcago,
4; PRUburxn, 1. Basee on bulla. Off
Zabol, 6; off Cpopor, 1. Hlta: Off Cooper,
1 In eight tnnlnga; off Mamaux, 4 In on
Inning. Htrurk out: By &abel, 4; by
Couprr, 1; by Mamaux, t Vmplrea; Klera
aud Kaialla.
Reda Lose t Card.
BT. IM'IS, April 34. Huggln made a
horn run In the fourth Inning of totlay'a
came with Cincinnati, brlnirlng the score
for fit. Ixiul to flv. iHilan made tha
final tally In th sixth and St. lxnita won.
4 to 1. In the first Inning Hugglna made a
Ihree-bas hit, and then aiored on a
Ingle hy IVilsn. Hcor:
CINCINNATI. T. LTPI.
AB.H.O A K AB H O A t
IjMt, ef.... 4 14 4 Hu((ios. th. I I I 4 I
114 tDvlaB. If..,, 4 114
4 4 1 Ibi. ef 1111
14 4 ewia.r. Ik... 4 1 4 4
8 4 1 twiiaoa, rt... 4 I 8
111 erk. lb.... I 111
1 1 Muilc.r. mm... 1 14 4
111 4tonrer, . ... 4 3 4 1
i a i at-sreiM. a... 4114
414
14 4 1 TUla. ....M 13 17 U
Coliimbua. 3 18 .133 Baltimore.. 4 U
Yesterday'a Resalts.
' ' WESTERN LEAOUB1
8t. Joaenh, 1; Iea Molnea, 8,
tloiix City, 3; Omeba, .
Lincoln, 8; Wichita. 4.
Uenver-Topeka, rain.
AMKKICAN LEAGUE.
Petrolt. 1; Chicago. 4.
Ht. Loula-Cleveland, cold.
Philadelphia) 1: Washington. 1
New York-Boston, rain.
NATIONAL LEAOOB.
Boston-New York, wet ground
Brooklyn, 3; Philadelphia, L
Cincinnati, I: t. Louis, l
Chicago. 4: PltUburgh, 1.
FKDERAL LEAOTJB.
' fit. Louls-Nowark, wet ground.
ChlcaRo-Biiffalo. wet ground. ,
Ksneie City, 2; Baltimore, 0.
Pltuluirh-HrooKlyn, wet grourraa.
AMERICAN ASflOCIATION.
Cleveland, 1; Columbus, 4.
Kaneaa City, 3; Ht. Paul, 1
Milwaukee, i. Mlnneapolta, 4.
Indlanapolla, 7; Louisville, 4.
Uassea Today.
WuUrn T-e rue Lincoln at
pever at Wichita. St. Joseph at Omaha,
8'oux City at Dea Moine.
Amortran League ttrolt at Chicago,
St. Louis at Cleveland, Philadelphia at
New iork, Washington at Boston.
'National league Cincinnati at St.
Louie, Chicago at Pittsburgh. New York
at Philadelphia. Boaton at Brooklyn.
Federal League Bt. Louia at Newark,
Chicago at Buffalo, Kansas City at Bal
timore, Pittsburgh at Brooklyn.
Topeka,
Avery Blooms in
Hand Ball Tourney.
as Coming Champ
A prospective hand ball champion blos
somed at tha Young Men'a Christian as
sociation Thursday night whan A. A.
Avery took H. L. Cams to a trimming,
Th match ' waa one In the hand ball
tourney now In progress at tha "T.
Fifty-two, playera were entered In th
tournament and four are now fighting
for the privilege ef battling present
Champ Linn for first honors.
Dennla Ryan and J. B. McLean battle
In the next match and th winner will
play Maxwell. Tha winner of that match
will then combat with Avery aad th
winner will play Linn for th champion'
ahip. . '
KADFF BARRED BY
; NATIONAL LEAGUE
President Tener Announces that the
Late Brookfed Artist Will Not
Be Permitted to Play.
BASIS OF CLAIM OF THE GIANTS
HH as.. 4
Kllhror, If., I
Griffith, rt.. 4
troll, th. .... I
Olaoa. Ik.... 4
MoKwIla. Ik 4
winas. .... I
nMtt, s... 1
V'Kolslta , 1
High School Track
Meet is On Today
NEW YORK, April 80. President
John K. Tener of tbe National league
officially notified Robert B. Ward,
president of the Brooklyn Federal
League club, shortly before nckm- to
day that Kauf f would not be permit
ted to play in the National league at
this time. Mis telegram to Mr. Ward
waa as follows:
Answering your wire of yesterday
relative to the Kauff incident you are
apprised that the player In queatton will
not b permitted to play In th National
league at this time.
"(Signed) JOHN K. TENER.
'President National League."
Secretary John A. Heydler, apeaklng for
President John K. Tener of th National I
league, aald the latter official had ruled 1
that yesterday' game between th New 1
Tork and Boaton clubs, won by Boaton ;
II to I, waa a contest regularly scheduled
and played and would b counted In the
leagu records ana as standing for a
victory for th Boston club.
President Ollmore of th Federal leagu
Issued a call (or a apodal meeting of the
association, to be held her tomorrow
noon, to consider tha varioua phases of
th Kauff case. The executive of the
Federal league cjuba were notified by
uuegrapa 10 o present, it Is understood
from sourcea outside the Federal league
that th Independent base bail organisa
tion Is determined to mak a strong fight
" th case of Kauff and aettla the statu
of this player and others, who hav
signed contracts with flrat on league
and then another.
1 Baals for G lasts' Claim.
Secretary , John P. Foster of th New
Tork club said when such a decision waa
officially received by the New Tork club,
the game would be protested and th
matter brought to the attention of th
boftail of directors ot th National league.
Mr. Foster aald It waa tit contantlon
of th. New York club that Kauff was
th property of the Giants as a result of
th agreement antered Into between the
New Tork club and th Indlanapolla club
of th American association laat Septem
ber. "If It Is proved, hofever, that the
Brooklyn Federate hav a prior or bind
ing contract with Kauff," aald Foater,
"then we will withdraw all claim to his
services. Kauff assured us that he waa
not under contract with the . Brooklyn
Federal league club.
"He was signed by our club and placed
In the gam yesterday In order to bring
his case to th attention of the proper
base ban authorities so that a ruling
might be secured regarding his eligibility
to play with th New Tork club.
"Secretary Heydler aald Kauff yester
day wired th commisalon requesting that
he be restored to good standing."
club admitted today that Kauff would
hav to be reinstated by ih National
Commission as a condition to his playing
In th National league. McOraw said be
was about to ask for Kauff reinstate
ment and hoped to recetv word today
permitting Kauff to play with th New
York club.
" Glim ore Saspeada Kaaf.
CHICAGO, April . Placed nnder In
definite suspension, Benny Kauff, the
Brooklyn Federal leagu player, , who
jumped to th New Tork Nationals yes
terday, apparently will have no ohanc
to play In either league. President Gll
mor of th Federal league aald today.
Kauff was suspended by the Federal
league her after a conference over tho
long distance telephone with Robert B.
Ward, president of tha Brooklyn club, to
which Kauff belonged.
"It looks to me." Qflroore said, "as If
organized baae bail, or at least Manager
McGraw of the New Tork club had made
a mistake. ' There la not a chance for Mo
Graw to play Kauff because he not only
Is tied up to a Brooklyn Federal league
team by contract, but he Is an outlawed
player, according to th rules of organ
ised base ball and New York couldn't ua
him without breaking the agreement un
der which they operate." ,
President B. B. Johnson of the Ameri
can league said:
"Kauff Is 1 Ineligible to play with New
Tork or any other team In organized base
ball. According to the rules he would
have to . apply for reinstatement and
could not be reinstated for three years."
W. R. FEAR0N TO BATTLE
ALL COMERS AT CHESS
W. R. Fearon, one of th local chess
experts, will play all comers simultane
ously Saturday evening at the Omaha
Chess and Checker club. All local ches
players are Invited to take part.
Indians Tarn Tables.
BEATRICE, Neb., April 30. Special
Telegram.) The Nebraska Indiana turned
the tables on tbe Beatrice league team
today and. won. i to 1 The game was
flayed in a drizzling rain. Hcore: R.H.K.
ndlans 008000002-5 5 3
Beatrice 4 0100010 0 S g 1
Batteries: Indiana, Cleuhorn and Brown;
Pent rice. Beaver, Tuckey and Kagan and
Holllngworth.
Don's Sleisn
g Bopt
t!bross, B....I
4
4
01
t II u
Ran for McAllister in the eighth.
tAie out aheo winning run scored.
Mncoln 4 4 4 1 4 4 4 1 4 S
MuhUa 4441444 11
l-e-rt on baaes: Lincoln.' 4; Wichita. 4.
arl(io hits: Caileton, Wares. Bluer.
To-baae hits: Pownsll, -Wolfe, Mo
I my re. llydeman. Untnih. Im-ee-bas
hit: tfullivan. Hits: Oft Narveson, 4
In six innliiKS. Kiruck out: By Narve
son, 1; by Mason. 1; by Hulllvan. 1 lias
on balls: Otr Narveson, 1, off Mason, I.
off Sullivan, . wild pitch: Mason. Time:
i 10. I'mpire: Myers.
ToLI. M 14 M 14 1
Usilert tor Benton In fifth.
r 'In. SASA, AA
J 1st. lxtula 1 4 S 1 0 1 4 0
, , Two-rma hlta: Pnvder. Wlngu. Wtinon,
jitlroh. Tlirebaa hlta: Heraog. Husg.na,
ruurr, fiuiii, Tim. fiuse,MS filt"1!, iwof i
Iolan ill. Miller (2), Wilson, lluiKlns,
l.onK. Groh. Karned runa- Off Benton, 4;
off fer-lne. t. Pouhle plava: Butler to
Miller U. Uutler to HuKMlna '.o Miller.
Baaes on halls: Off Benton, i. nlf Brown.
I: off IVidJe. 1. lilts: Off Benton. I In
four lanlnxs: Off Brown. 4 In four In
rlnas Struck out: By Benton. 1: bv
Brown, I; by i'eidue, 1.' I'mplrea: Iilgltr
aud Hart.
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J . Th second half of th high school tnter
l , class track meet will b hel oa Crelxhtoa
field Oil a afternoon. Th events will be
th 100-yard dash, 13-yard dash, half
mile run. 120-yard high hurdles, yard
low hurdles. 444-yard run, one-mil run,
and th half mil relay. r '
Charles Morearty. Chick Nevilje. Al
Newton and a few others of th fast men
re going to try and break some records.
Th officials are:
Heferee.' R. I Carns: Judaea of finish.
J. K. Richardaao, Harry Miller. Austin O.
Puvslt: Timers, Warren Ritchie, btanley
Rosewater, Harry Montgomery; tn-
tors. Frank H. Garvin, li. A. Senter:
If.
in.
Fniith.
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5 , 2l
t..,esii, ef.
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- ,,inyar, lb.
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11
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4 4
I 1
1 2
1 11
4 4
A.
Amateur Games
CHURCH I.KAUI K.
Thirty-second and Amea Avenue First
Christiana agalntt Walnut Hill Metho
dic a 4 p. n. -
Thirty-first and Amea Avenue First
Methotiiata against First Memorials,
3 p. m.
Miller Park Rt. John a Kplacopal against
OiliikII Bluffs First Chriatians. I h. in.
Ralston He latna Melhoilals aaalrutt tit.
Mary's Avenue Congregations I, I p. ra.
(.1IMMI.IH IAU l.KAUt K.
Thlrty-aei'ond and Iewey Avenue
Byrne-llainmsre against L'nlon I'si-iflc
Nebraaka Livtaton.
Koiitenells 1'ark. Fast Diantond Mc
Graw hloctrtie against Nebraska School
fur the lieaf, I p. in.
Fott Otnah l nlon Parlrle Paseanger
assJnst Omaha t-lectrtc Lght ounifau),
1 P lu. t
Uinweod Park t'Pdlke against Ubii
Facifle Freight departnisat. ?
I'ouikii Bluffsloaa hchoui for the D4
against Bursa' Huiswua, I p. ra. j
Seathera Assertel tea.
Memphis. 1; Nashville. 1
Sm -r leans. 4, Atisnts. I i
hsttaaooga. 4; iJ't, Kix-k 1. ' f
Mubue, 4. Blrmlagham. 1. j
tsserlea Aaaclatloa.
At Columbus: 1L1I.R
Cleveland 1 4 t
Columbus 4 14 1
Batterler: Jamea and IXvogt. Ik hen
berg and Coleman.
At ft. I'aul: RHi;
Kanaa City .' ! 4 1
Ml. I'aul C 13 1
Balteriea: ' Reagan, Allison, Handera
aiul Vlebel; Ganlner and Johnson
RH.EL
11 s
11 t
Branuan;
At WlluiieaiHills
Milwaukee
UluneaMlia'
lttcries: Hlapnlcka and
II or vie and Pulllvaii.
at UouUvll): R H E.
tuiilanupolia .., T 4 I
Uu:llle 4 i
Batterlee: 8-hardt, Tipple. Mers snd
Foseett; I'erty. Mldillelon, Taylor, Bcan
loa and Clemons.
nee1
'lerk of course, lister Caldwell; scorer.
K. H. NOrehard; atarter. Don MoCnwn;
announcer, Arthur hhrum. l.ymaa Phil
lip, marshal, t'. U Reed. T. ki. MlUa
nialr Trims Teka
BT.AIR. Neb.. Aprtl .- Special Tle
grara.) Tha Blair lligh aehool baa ball
tec in defeated Takaniah in th cond
gsm of th season oa the horn grounds
to1s y bv a si-ore or J to I. Hlslr played
almoat an errorless game: K.H.K.
almost aa errorless game. Score: K.H K.
Ulslr I 4 t
Tekamah 1 I I
Batteries: Blair, tScheffler and Wrick,
ett: Tekamah, Clark. Weaver and Bliss.
Scheffler struck out eleven men. Imo
gen tla) plays her tomorrow.
t wtl Leaiae titan.
At Portland S-ore: It. U.K.
. aim Aiigeiea , 1st
r"ortlunJ 14 4
batteries: l.oe Angela, lluhs. Soon
gins. Burns and Brooks; Portland, Kvsna
and KUber
At ban ianccobcoi: R H E.
Pelt lake lty , II a)
bn FrsiK leg n f
lstteiis: fmn Franeiac,. Hall, J.
WiUisnis and liannak; Ksrr, Faunlng
aii'l bchmlot.
At la Aagele Second gaan: RUE,
Oakland 14 17 1
V ei.tc t 11 I
hftttert.s Oaslsad. Itoyd aad Ulkott;
veuic, mis, nw aoo aiiia.
Amea Ue feats Mlsaaarl.
AMES. Ia.. April (Special Tele
gram.) Antes defeated Missouri today in
a fast, clean game by the score of 1 to 1
Amea scored twice in the first few min
utes ot play. Score: R.H B.
Amea ....... .1 4 4 4 1 a I 11 1
Missouri 4 4444414-14
batteries: Ames. Kenneally and Oker:
Missouri. Taylor and Wykoff.
telle Ksta stall.
Wisconsin lhleraltv, 4; Indiana, t
Cornell. 4; Iiartmoutn, t.
Ciilverstty of Vlrrlnla, 4; Brown, 4
Northwestern. 4: I'niversity of Iowa, 14.
Mllrhell Wlaa resa Yasktsa.
TANKTON. H. D.. April . 8relal
Telegram -4Uege bas ball Friday:
Muchsll. 4; Yankton. 4.
Bile 4 Btel
Jack Btlsa. oatrhar for ta Veaic
Ttgera, baa srawa hia ustcoaditlosval ra
ises, iteorg Yam a. Oi other oatoher,
wbe waa relaa d by th Tarers. left for
r ueuurrui a abort tun ago.
PRAY PRAY 1
Men ( J J 8a B
i III famuli ftl 1 ft H i1 it an I I
Ccn.?:!3 All fepurilies
Tolindon System
Blood Troubles Can not Re
t main If Properly
Treattd.
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V 4
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There Is la. tL 8., the famous blood purl-'
Ber, a property that absolutely compels harm
ful lnduearea to disintegrate aad tos tbelr
Ideatlty . No matter what they are called
nor how destructive they are there la la 9. 8.
8. a powerful, aearcklug coaster Influence to
BDlhllate tbe most eruptive gena, eauaea tha
mucous llalnaa te eoevert It Into aa lasrt
u balance that Is quickly thrown eat ef the
blood aad eut of the body by the ski a, lungs,
kidneys, bowels, sad destroyed la the liver.
There Is not a slagla advaac la medicine
today that la say aease Is sa Improvement
ever 8. 8. Hurgvry la a woaderful. mas
terful acieare, bat whea It comes to purifying
tbe blood a. 8. 8. ataed alona Thenaaada of
doctor hav prvsartbsd) It. Tbelr pstteata
do aot elwaya In It h B. 8. &.. bees as
tbey leav the treatmeat to tbe dortor Im
plicitly. Bat fair-minded doctors long ago
realised that la tha vegetable nature of 8. 8.
8. wer eertaia lngredieota that to the blood
ta etrkseae were uat aa eaBtlal aa tbe Seek
building elemeata of the grata, meata, fata
aad augar of ear dally food. Tbe averag
doctor la humaa aad of trained tatelllgeace.
He has aeea the recoveries from wrat case
of blond trouble by tbe oae f 8. 8. 8. Get
4 bottle of 8. 8. 8. today of aay drngrUt.
Acrept ae subattuita Aad If yo wath
proper advice oa aay form of blood trouble,
write t tbe Medlral Adviser. Tbe iNrlft pe
nile c. loa Hwtn Bldg, AUsata, u. It U
worth wall gulag
Ho tlGom to
Enlarge So I 1 Eliminated"
Th dsmasd for tha kind of
Men's Hats and Furnlahingn tost
I sell, baa grown so fast that I
am forced to use th Floor
8p4tC4) now derotad to Men's
Clothing tn order to handle
properly my trade tor Jurti tun
ing bene this eale.
GEORGE
KIM
510 SOUTH I6TH STREET
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You win forget you have Springtcx
on. The cool, light-weight spring-needle
knit fabric is elastic and form-fitting.
Try a Union Bolt $1 op.
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