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HEWITT'S HURLS
FOR OKLANOMANS
LAY ROUHKESLOW
- . . ...... .
Sensational Game Featured by
McCfellanY Home Run and
Good Fielding by Each
Club.
Take Omaha Into Camp
Telegram.) Lefty Hewitt, won his
initial start in Western league com-
, OKLAHOMA citt.
AH. H. TO. A.
MrTVMaa, a 1 S S
foamy, S 1 I
Pitt, rf 4 t 1
Bare-aid, rf I 1
imu. If ...I 1 t
RrikecJi, Ik 4 10
tlntnoa, Ik S 4
ftaaaon. I It
Hewitt, f .......... ..I 1
'Total " . , If 11
' OMAHA.
AB. II. TO. A.
rU-fcinf. rf .....S I S
Jackson, Ik ,....1 1 1
lumen. 3b 4 1 1
llaaiord. If 4 1
Iterate. Sk t I
Hrlilrrman, tt ...............4 1
Irllnhaa, M 4 4
Kelly, a .. 4
Vamho. a v 1
Sye, Ik 1 1
ToUl ...........V " 14
I
0
nanv hv ctinrinr r,itrhm Tii crnr
r J 7 ' . r 7 " A H for Jackson la oighth.
was 3 to L The game was featured J .h.-. Clly , , , ,
Sv the. Hofn rim at MfCtel'an and i Omaha
oi,,. tl. ....r.,l t.!i- I Kirarai rill, iwjaia. nawun,
Bashang and the sensational fielding J unrgwnid, n .ad caiianan. Homt rami
Burffwald n laved hit? M wliaa, Manner. iwm nuai dhiuhi,
Jirt'trlUa to Benaoa ta llrlberk. Baara an
ball: Off Hewitt. 4i off Mniuiks, S. "track
outi By Hewitt, I; hjr Mnn.ke, I, trft aa
bunt Omaha, l Oklahoma City, S. (arl
flra hlti Uilta, Coaroy. HnCTlflra fly I H
on. Wolrn html Pitt. Karned rnnt Om
aha, It Oktuhonut City, S. Tim 1:30. Ira
pirct BhannoB.
of both clubs,
league ball, from the start to the
finish. He got three hard tries at
flies and gobbled them up with the
utmost ease. "
. For the visitors, Bashang was the
itar, both at bat and in the field. His
louble in the eighth brought in the
. tnly Omaha run. In the field he was
liven two hard .trials. With two
men on the bags, Burgwald sent
high fly tip against the right field
fence, but Bashang scooped it up in
one hand. .
- McC'lellan got the first un of the
day in the third inning. He slammed
the pill over center for a trot around
the bags. Two singles, a walk and a
lacrifice fly, scored Burgwald in the
fourth., Banner was the first "Slug
er" tip in the seventh inning and got
i homer. 1 . ,
Joplin Comes From Behind
To Defeat Des Moines, 7 to 6
Joplitt, Wo., June 6. Joplin rallied
In the ninth and won today's same
worn es Moines, io o, maKing tt
two out of three for the series. The
. Ifiners Ju,d fire viouslv. overcome' a
thrce-run Jead, which Des koines dis
counted in the ninth. Score:
DSf MOINES. JOPtW.
AB.H.0.A.S. AB.K.O.A.K
St. John, If 4 11 CrMil,lf t S I 0
t lThpn.3b 4 t I I 1
. fHliwltt.lb 4 1111
1 eM.la.lb , I lit l
t SMtllar.rf 4 1 4 1 t
S lLamb.ta tills
t SMalUt ' l M H
1 OHubbctp Hill
I OColllni.q 4 1111
1 Cprl.p 0 t 1
t Deckr,cf I I I I I
TWILIGHT BALL
GAMES IN OMAHA
TO BEGIN AT 6:45
Change in Time Starts When
Team Returns From Road;
Sale of Coupon Books
Continues.
NEW YORK RALLY
IN TENTH INNING
ROUTSST. LOUIS
Gilhooley Walks, Peckinpaugh
Doubles and Baker Purposely
Passed, and All Three
v Score.
St. Louis June, 6.-New York ral
lied in the tenth ining and beat the
locals, 5 o 2, today. In this inning
Gilhooley walked, Peckinpaugh doub
led and Baker was purposely passed,
filling the bases. Pratt's sacrifice fly to
Tobin scored Gilhooley, and Pipp
tripled, scoring Peckinpaugh and
Baker. Rain delayed the game 30
minutes. Score: ,
NEW YORK.
ABH.O.A.E.
ST. tOUIS.
AB.H.O.A.E.
Ollhly.rf 4 111
Pnokgh.ra S 1 1 4
Haker.lb S 0 0 S
Pralt.Kb 4 S I 1
Plpp.lb 11110
Portle.lf S 9 1 0
Miller. rf 4 S 1
Hannah. 0 S, I i I
f.ov.n 14 4 1
' Moifrdge.p 1 I ! 1
4
1 4
1 It
4 1
Standing of Teams
WEST. LEAGUE. AMER. ASSN.
W.LPctl W.UPct.
Wichita ....II 10 ,477ColumbUB ...1 I
Dca Moin.i .10 14.68SKna. City. 18 11 .621
Omaha 20 IS .671 Loulavllla ....1(13.813
Hulchlriaon .10 II .671 Mllwakuea ..17 12.SM
8t. Joaueh ..14 II .471 Indianapolli IT IS .684
Okla. City., .14 l.4ETSt. Paul 1318. 41S
Joplin IS ll,41IMlnnapolii I 20 ,2S
Houlx City .. S 24 .267 Detroit .... 4 26 .194
AMER. LCAOEH. NAT. LEAGUE.
V.L.Pct.
Chicaro ....2112.700
New York ..28 18.483
Cincinnati ...25 21.523
Pittsburgh .18 21 .462
Phila. 18 23 .439
Boston .....18 24 .429
flt. Louis ...17 24 .416
16 27 .367
ITrford.M 4
Brf.n.lb I
Hantsr.rt I
irpby,fl
roffy.ib I
I.wllnn.a I
Biwirt,lb 4
Cort-yf) .
Philips.? I
Diburn.p I
I t
1 I
1 t
t I
I 1
S
1
I
Totals tl 1121 10 I Totals 14 11 IT II 1
On oat whan winning run tcord.
trs aloinsa ....... ...1 4101 J-4
Joplin . ..............1 1 0 1 1 0 0 4 I T
Thret-baao hits: Thompson, Hulswttt.
To-bsa hits: Cartlslo (2), Cofisy, Doubls
play; Hartford to Coffsy to Br.cn. Passed
ball: t.fwtllin, struck out: By Corsy, I;
by Phillips. 4; by Pol burn by Caporal, 2;
by Mulbl, t. Baa on balls: Off Corey I;
eft Phillips, 4; off Pclburn, 1 off Caporal,
0: oft Hubbsl, 2. Bacrlflc hits: lit John,
Hulswltt, Msta. Stolen base; Stewart, Hits
and earned runs: Off Corny, J bits and I
runs la six innings; Phillips, 4 hits and 1
fan la two and two'thlrd Innings; Delburn,
1 hit; off Caporal S hits and S runs in two
innings; off Hubbet, f hits and 1 run In
seven Innings. ltt on bases Pea Moines,
; Joplin. 1. Umpire: .Delay, Tims: 1:60.
Judg.,lb 4
Foster, Sb I
Mtlan.cf 4
Rchulte.lf I
Morgan, 2b 4
Lavan.ss 1 S
Ansmth.s 1
Altrork.p 1
Ayers.p
Hutchinson Scores Over
St. Joseph in Batting Duel
Hutchinson. Ktn.. June . H.av hlttlna
y Hutchinson and the steady playing of
both teams featured th gama "here today,
which Huteblnso won, T to 0. Bradley hit
a home run with one wan on base. Haines,
Hutchinson's pitcher, got a dvulile and two
malts snd a sacrifice in four trips to the
plate. Score:
1ST JOHEPH. HUTCHINSON.
ABH.ti.A.E ' i 'AB.H.O.A.E.
Brubkr.es 4 I I S INX.Jbl 3 11 0
Cocny.Sb 4 lit OCivlnd.M 61 11 0
lanlel.rf 4 4 6 I3rdly,lb M 111 0 4
lValn.rf 4 0 10 lllock.ct 4 10 4 0
Krkiim.lf I 1 10 STralner.tf 1 SOS
Murlr.lb 3 1 S 1 l.laynea.rf 4 4 10 0
nvad.3b 10 0 S OStulUb 4 0 110
Baultanko 1 1 14 SManion.a S 4 4 14
Curtl,p II 4 1 1 Halncs,p S I 1
Touls 31 4 14 11 1 Totals 13 11 IT 11 0
Rt Jeetph ,.,,0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O
Vutchlnson ...0 0 1 1 1 4 . 0 0 7
Twa.basa hits: Nee, ' Bruuaker. Hatnea.
Jome run: Bradley. Left on bases: Hutch
frtson. 4; L Joaeph. 4. Sacrifice hits:
Curtis, Haines. Trainer. Stolen base; Cleve
land. Double plays: Cooney to Brubaker
ta Mueller; Haines to Bradley. Bases on
kalis: Oft Curtl. 1. Struck out: By Curtis,
4; by Haines. 4. Hit by pitched ball: Train
er. Umpire: Mullen. Time: 1:26.
Wichita Wins Close Game
From Sioux City by 1 to 0
Wichita, Kan. June , 6. Wichita
Von a close game from Sioux City
today, scoring the only run by either
team in the fourth inning. Score:
leu City ....... 4 0 0 4 0 0 00 I 1
Wichita ...,..,..0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0
- Batteries:,-Waldbaner and Walllnj Meyers
asd fcyek.
So successlut has twilight base ball
been in Omha and other cities of the
Western league thatiW. A. Rourke,
president of the Omaha club, has de
termined to start games 'at 6:45 in
stead of 6:30 when the base ball team
returns from its present road trip,
Attendance at twilight games in
Omaha has not been of the record
breaking variety, but it has been vast
ly superior to the daylight attendance.
For this reason Rourke is convinced
it is the only plan in war times and
to make the games still more easy to
attend he has decided to set back the
hour another 15 minutes. By starting
at 6:45 it is believed it wilt give more
time for the fans to get their dinner!
and-then go to the game. ,
Sale of Tickets.
Sale of coupon books to the local
games is continuing. The Chamber
of Commerce has undertaken to sen
1,000 books, each book containing 20
tickets. This represents total of
$10,000.
This $10,000 will assure Omaha o
brse ball this year. It is less than
cne-third of what the year's expenses
will be, but Pa Rourke believes reg
ular attendance will make up the other
$20,000 and perhaps net little profit
' The Western league's only aim this
year is to finish the year without lots,
ft has no hope of making money.. The
magnates are continuing to keep
their parks open only for the purpose
of provinsr that the Western league is
one of the real staunch leagues of;ihean,2b
organized ball. i itrunk.ct
Des Moinet Makes Mark. K
v Tim Moines, alrearlv has. finished Its I f'TmMb
ticket sale. Des Moines started just "w'e
a day or two ahead of Omaha, but has I iohang.o
come under the wire with flvino- e nl. I 'n.P
ors away ahead of the Gate city. The
Des Moines , Chamber of Commerce
already has turned its, $10,000 over
to the Des Moines club,
- It is said Des Moines has an eye on
the American association. There are
reports that a vacancy is to occur in
the Class AA league next 'year,1 per
haps this year. Des, Moines wants
that franchise and- hopes by showing
what it can do in the way of pat
ronage to a Western league club,
gain that franchise,
. Omaha also has looked with longing
eyes at the American association, but
it the vacancy should occur now, Des
Moines has the inside track on it be
cause of better attendance.
OToblnf s
OAustln.Sb 4
ORIsler.lb 4
4Hndry.rf S
OSmtth.lf 4
4Dedeon.2b S
ONunmkr.e S
OOerber.ss S
Johns 1
ORngera.p S
-Malsel 1
Totals 10 I 20 14 0
Totals.. 14 010 II 0
Batted for Oerbor In 10th.
Batted for Regers tn 10th.
New Tor 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 I I
Ht. Louts 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 01
Two-basa hits: Ollhooley, Smith Nuna
msker, Peckinpaugh. Thres-basa hits: Pipp
(2). Sacrifice hits: Peckinpaugh (2), Oed
eon, Mogrldge. Sacrifice flies: Baker, Pratt.
Double plays: Ollhooley to Hannah, Baker
to Pratt to Pipp. Left on bases: New Tork,
Ti St. Louts, I. Bases on balls: Off Love, l:
off Mogrldge, 1; off Rogers, 7. Hltai Off
Love, 0 la three Innings (none out in rourtn
Inning)) off Mogrldge, I in seven Innings.
Struck eut: By Love, 1; by Mogrldge, I.
Winning pltoheri Mogrldge. ,
Altroek Wins for Senators. .
Detroit. June I. Nick AHrock earns back
today, and pitching tor Washington, got
credit for a I to I victory over Detroit. He
waa replaced by Ay era In the alghtb. The
fu-st man to face Ayers hit into a double
play and the gama was saved to Altroek,
rata ending It at this point. Score;
WASHINGTON. DETROIT.
i AB.H.O.A.E. AB.H.O.A.B,
Shotton.rf 4 4 10 OBush.sa I 1 1 0 0
111 OToung.ib I
10 1 ICobb.lb 4
10 0 OVeach.lf 1
110 OHellmn.rf 4
14 1 OWalker.cf S
0 S 4 0Vltt,3b ' l
14 1 OYelle.o 1
0 0 4 OCunghm.p 1
0 I O Q 0
Totals.. II 124 II
Totals.. 21 12411 1
Washtngto 1 0 0 0 1 1 11
Detroit 0 0 0 1 0 0.0 13
(Game called end eighth, rain.)
Two-base hits: Judge, Veach. Walker.
Three-bane hits: Milan, Cobb, Schulte. Sac
rifice hits: Young. Vltt. Altroak. Sacrifice
fly; Schulte. Double plays: Lavan to Mor
gan to Judge, roster to Morgan to Judge.
Left on bases: Washington, I; Detroit, 4.
Kirat base on errors: Washington. 1; De
trolt, 1. Bnses on halls: Oft Altroek, 1; off
uunmngnam, a. Hits: Oft Altroek, I in
seven and one-third Innings: off Ayers, 0 In
two-thirds Inning. Hit by pitched ball: By
Altroek. veach. Struck out: Br Altroek. I
bv Cunningham. 1. Passed ball: Ainsmlth.
winning pitcher: Altroek,
Boston Defeats Cleveland.
Cleveland, O., June I. Boston defeated
Cleveland today In the second eenseeutlve
10-lnnlng game, 1 to 0. The run was
scored on a pass to Hooper, Ceverleskle's
wild tnraw to second, Btrunk's aacrlfica and
Ruth's force out of Strunk. Conseoatlve
passes by Jones filled the bases In the ninth
-with only one out, but Wambsganst tanned
ana jtotu vnis easy. Score:
BOSTON. CLEVELAND.
AB.H.O.A.E. AB.H.O.A.S.
iooperrt 4 13 0 OS vans, 3b till
e o i i ojitpmn.aa I
4 0 10 OSpeakr.ct I
4 4 4 0 lWmbs,2b 4
4 Oil 1 ORoth.rf 4
Sill OWood.lf 4
10 10 OMIller.lb I
10 10 O'Neil.e I
10 10 orovlke.p I
10 14 O'Graney, 1
';- Thome. 1
Totals 34 1 30 14 l8agby. 1
, W.L.Pct.l
Boston .....28 IT .422
New Tork,. .25 18 .681
Chicago ,,..21 17 .663
St. Louis ..20 20.600
Cleveland .,2121.500
Washtng'a ..21 24 .467
Phtla. ......14 24 .400
Detroit " ....13 24 .351 Brooklyn
Yesterday's Results.
. WESTERN LEAGUE.
Oklahoma City, 3; Omeha, 1.
Des Moines, 8; Joplin, T.
Hutchinson, 7: St. Joe, 0.
Wichita, 1; Sioux City. 0.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
St. Louis, 12; New Tork, 4.
Brooklyn, 1; Pittsburgh, 0.
Chicago, 3; Philadelphia, 0.
Other fame not played.
, AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Boston, If Cleveland, 0,
Washington, 3; Detroit, 2.
New Tork, I; St. Louis, 1.
Other game not played.
I AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Indianapolis, 1; Minneapolis, 0.
St. Paul, 4; Toledo, 1.
Kansas City, 2; Louisville, 1.
Milwaukee-Columbus game not plnyea;
' WESTERN LEAGUE.
Omaha at Oklahoma City.
Des Moines at Joplin.
, Stoux City at Wichita.
St Joseph at Hutchinson.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Boston at Cleveland.
New Tork at St. Louis.
Washington at Detroit
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago at Phlladedlphla.
St. Louis at New York.
Cincinnati at Boston.
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn.
1114
110 1 0
110 0
0 0 0 0
14 4
10 10
0 110
0 0 0 1
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Louiavllle, Ky June 4. Score:
R. H E.
Kansas City ' i
Loulsvtlls '
Batterlea: Hoff and Onslow; Stroud and
Meyer. ......
Ilndlanapoils, ina., juna
t ,-.. .) .n. rt, is.
Minneapolis ?
Indianapolis 1 o
Batteries: Robertson and Devlne; crum
and Oossett,
Toledo, Juno 0. ocore: R h E
St. Paul " "
Toledo "
Batteries: Hall ana uienn; onai,
Coll and Kelly. ,
Columbus, O., Juns e. miiwaune-v..-bus
gama postponed; wet grounds.
catine Lad Beaten
In Bout at Rock Island
Rock Island. 111., June 6. Cal De
I .ney, of &e Great Lakes naval train
' x station, won by shade over
. shnny Noye of St. Paul, in a 10
und boxing match tonight Buck
rgent of East Moline defeated Ed
t Summers of Muscatine, la., in
rounds.
'i:ck and Lewis Matched
' Fcr a Bout in Des Moines
-S Motnes, la, June 6. Sergeant
i Cad dock, champion heavyweight
of the world, and , Edward
.angler" Lewis of Lexington, Ky.,
-t matched here, today for a bout ,in
i city June 2I.-CaddocV is in the
. .1 arm at Camp Dodge
Pacific Coast Clubs Will
Travel by Motor Car Route
San Francisco, June 6. Automo
biles will be used by the Pacific coast
base ball league beginning Sunday in
the transporting of teams between
San Francisco and Los Angeles, it
was announced here today by Allan
T Baum, pmident of the league. The
increased railroad and Pullman fares,
effective June 10, made it imperative
for the league to take this step, he
said. The expenses of automobile
transportation, he said, would be
about the same as railroad fare under
the present rates.
The teams will continue to travel
by train, however, between Salt Lake
City and California. ,
New York-Boston Airplane :
Mail Service Inaugurated
a-ugus, Mass., June 6. Lieutenant
T. H. Webb, a United States army
aviator, landed here late, today with
Boston's first airolane mail consist
ing of more, than 4,000 letters. The',
mail was brough4 from New York in
three hours and 22 minutes. I
CHICAGO TAKES I
FIRST PLACE BY
GIANTS' DEFEAT
i ,
St. Louis in Uphill Victory
Over New York Causes East
erners to Give Way
to Cubs.
Today 9 Sport Calendar
..Hon Shows Opening of annual Tuxedo
horse show at Tuxedo, NY.
Athletic Western Intercollegiate confer
ence track and field championships, at Chi
cago. '
Tennis Church cup tennis matches be
tween teams representing Now York, Boston
and Philadelphia begin at Philadelphia.
Shooting Rhodo Island state traprfhoot
ing tournament opens at Providence.
New York, June 6. St. Louis
knocked New York out of the first
place today after the Giants had held
the lead all season, winning a slug
ging game, 12 to 6. St Louis played
an uphill game, coming from behind
twice and tieing the score. The
visitors won in the eighth, scoring
two runs on a wild throw to the plate
by Fletcher, while Smyth stole home.
In the ninth, Schupp, former pitcher
of the New York team, who has been
ill, pitched for the first time this sea
son and made a poor showing. Score:
ST. LOUIS. NEW YORK.
AB.H.O.A.E. AB.H.O.A.E.
Smith, ef 6 14 1 OToung.rf 6 10 0 1
OKauff.cf 4
OBums.lf I
0Zmrmn,3b S
OFletchr.ss I
OHolke.lb 4
ORarlden.o I
0Rodrgx,2b 1
0Thorpe,rf 1
OAndersn.p 2
0'Wllholt 1
OTesreau.p 0
M'Carty 1
OSchupp.p 0
Baird,3b
Crul8e,rf
Hrnsby.ua
Paulet.lb
1 1
1 1
0 0
1 13
0 0
0 1
S 4
0 0
Heatbct.lf 5
Kavna,2b 1
Inzales.o S
May.p t
Hrstmn.p
Smyth
Modowp,
Snyder 10 0 0
Packrd,p 0 0 0 0
i,p 1 0 0 1
n till
r,p O 0 0,1
I 1
1 1
0 1
1 1
IIS
1 8
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
Totals 38 11 IT 18 0 Totals IT 14 37 11 6
Batted for Horstman In seventh.
Batted for Meadows In eighth.
Batted for Anderson In eighth.
Batted for Tcsreau in eighth.
St. Louis ... 0 10 0 I 0 I I 112
New York .. 04 0 01 10001
Two-baas bits: Kauff, Rarlden, Fletcher
(2), Home run: Cruise. Stolen bases:
Kauff, Rodriguez, Gonialea, Smyth. Sac
rifice hit: Balrd. Sacrifice flies: Burns,
Kavanagh. Double plays: Balrd, Hornsby,
Batrd and Paulette. Left on bases: New
York, I; St. Louis, S, First base on errors:
St. Louis, 1, Bases on balls: Oft Tesreau,
2; Schupp, 1: May, 1; Horstman, 1. Hits:
Off May, 1 in ons Inning (none out In sec
ond); Horstman, I In five Innings; Mead
ows, 1 In one Inning; Packard, 2 in two
Innings; Anderson, 8 In six innings; Tes
reau, t In two Innings; Schupp, 1 in one
inning. Hit by pitched baU: By Schupp
(Cruise), Struck out: By Anderson, 8;
Tesreau, 1; 8chupp, 1; Horstman, 3; Pack
ard, 3. Winning pitcher: Meadows. Losing
pitcher: Tesreau.
Cubs Defeat Phillies, X to
Philadelphia, June 4. Pinch Hitter Flti
gerald's single was the only celan hit Phila
delphia made oft Douglass today and Chi
cago won, 1 to 0. Home runs by Faskert and
Deal scored, Chicago's first two runs and
Bouglaas drove in the last with a single
after Killifer doubled. Score:
CHICAGO. PHILADELPHIA.
AB.H.O.A.E. AB.H.O.A.E.
Flack, rf 5 2 8. 0 UBancr't.ss 4 0 3 T 0
H och'r.ss 5 2 3 7 OWUIIa's.cf 4 14 0 0
Mann.lf 4 0 1 0 0Stock,3b 10 13 0
Merkle.lb 3 116 1 OLude's.lb S 0 13 1 0
Pas'rB.cf 4 14 0 OOrav'h.rf 2 0 0 1 0
DeaL3b till OMeusel.lb.l 0110
Zetder,2b 4 114 lM'Ga'n,2b 3 113 0
KllU'er.o 4 10 1 OBurns.o 10 4 10
Dougl's.p 4 1 0 4 0 Pren'at.p 1 0 0 4 1
Fltiged 110 0 0
Totals 17 12 IT II 1
Totals 20 3 27 22 1
Batted for Prendergast In ninth.
Chicago 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 13
Philadelphia . .0 0000000 00
Two-basa hit: Killifer. Home runs:
Paskeret, Deal. Stolen bases: Hollocher,
Merkle, Flack, Bancroft. Double plays:
Zeider, Hollocher and Merkle; Luderue,
Bancroft and McGaffigan. Left on bases:
Chicago, 8; .Philadelphia, 3. First base on
errors: Philadelphia, 1. Bases on balls:
Off Douglass, 1; Prendergast, 1, Struck out:
By Prendergast, t.
Marquard Shuts put Pirates,
' Brooklyn, June I. Rube Marquard
pitched his best game of the season today
and ahut out Pittsburgh' In a duel with
Roy Sanders, 1 to 0. After the third Inning,
not a Pittsburgh player reached first baae.
In the second Inning, Cutshaw tripled to
the score board in left field but was thrown
out at the plate on McKechnle's hit to
Olson. Caton opened the third with a double
and Archer singled him to third. t'nton
was then doubled up at the plate on Sun
ders' fly to Myers. The winning run was
made on hits by Myers and O'Mara,
Schmandt's force out and a double steal.
King and Hlnchman, pinch hitters In the
ninth, were struck out on six successive
pitched balls. Score:
PITTSBURGH. ' BROOKLYN.
AB.H.O.A.E. AB.H.O.A.E.
Blgby.lf 3 0 3 0 Ofohn'n.lb 4 0 8 1 0
Moll's.lb 10 7 1 031son,ss 4 0 2 (0
Carey.cf 3 0 11 OHIck'n.rf 112 0 0
Stengel.rf 1 0 2 0 OWheat.lf 3 13 0 0
Cuts'w,2b till lMyors.cf S 1 11 0
M'Ke'e.3b 10 12 OOmara.Sb 11110
Caton.es 1 1 3 2 0 Sch,'dt,2b 1 0 2 0 0
Archer.o 112 1 OMillor.o 1 17 0 0
Sanders.p 1 0 0 0 OMarq'd.p 3 0 0 3 U i
King 1 0 0 0 0
Hlnch'n 1 0 0 0 0 Totals 27 1 27 12 0
Totals 21 1 24 I 1 j
Batted for Sanders In ninth. 1
Batted fdr Blgbes in ninth. '
Pittsburgh ....I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00
Brooklyn 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1
Two-base hit: Caton. Three-base hit:
FAST PRELIM FOR
MATCH BETWEEN'
ZIBANDSTECIIER
Carl Marfisi Arranges Bout
to Test Merits of Swindell
and Petti john Before .
Big Go. v
A match between two of the fastest
featherweight wrestlers in the country
has been arranged by Carl Marfisi as
one of the preliminary attractions at
the Joe Stecher-Wladek Zbyszko
westling match at the Omaha Audi
torium next Wednesday night. The
match will be between Claude Swin
dell of Lincoln and Rube Pettijohn of
Oxford, Neb.
Swindell has $250 posted with a
Lincoln sport writer with a standing
offer to meet any 126-pound wrestler
in the country. The $250 goes as a
forfeit the minute his offer is accepted
and then applies as a side bet when
the match is on.
Swindell is said to be as fast as
lightning and one of the cleverest
little fellows in the business. If a ,
championship were determined in the
126-pound class, his Lincoln admirers
say he would win it hands down.
Pettijohn of Oxford is a bitter rival
to Swindell's. He also is a feather-.
weight of no mean ability and he be- -lieves
he has an edge on Swindell. .
Another preliminary match will be
between Tom Ray of Omaha and
Fred Moormier of Courtland. Neb.
Reports have it that these two 165
pound bonecrushers have a grudge to
settle and that it will be decided at
the Omaha meeting.
The Teddy brothers will open the
show, Marfisi announces.
hi an added attraction, Marfisi
says he has made a deal for the iaz
ziest jazz band in the country. The
band will play before the match and '
between falls. Marfisi says he will
have the band on hand early to en
tertain the fans who arrive at an
early hour in order to escape the
crowds at the later hours.
Cutshaw. Stolen bases: Myers, Schmandt.
Double plays: Carey and Archer; Myers and
Miller. Left on bases: Pittsburgh, 1;
Brokolyn, 4. Bases on balls: Off Sanders
1 Struck out: Sanders, 1; Marquard, 6.
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Wednesday, June 12th
Totali 11 1 30 14
Batted for O'Neill In tenth,
batted for Covelskl in tenth.
Batted for Evans In tenth-
Boston . ,
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Two-baas hit: Wood. Stolen base: Hoop,
er. Sacrlfloo ' hits: Strunk, Chapman.
Double plays; Mrlnnls, Scott and Mclnnls;
Thomas and Mclnnls; Scott, Sheen and
Molnnls. Left on bases: Boston, 13; Cleve
land, 7. First has on errors: Boston, I.
Bases on balls: Off Jones, I; Coveieskte, 0.
Struck out: Jones, 4; Cleveland, 6, Wild
pitch: Covsleskle.
At matter of fairness to the citizens
I Omaha and all others whom It nay
cancer. I deslr to announce her em
phatically that I hava contracted for
Roarko'i Park (or July 4, and on tho aft
ernoon of that holiday, will hold a fin
ished WTefuing match there, between
those two sturdy and wonderful young
Nebraskans, Charlie Peters', and John
Pesek. Patera is on of tho most pop
alar athletes who over performed her,
and Paack, tht Bhelton hoy, ta still some
what of mystry, albeit a formidable
fepponont for any man living and many
believe th coming champion of i tho
world, as his draw with ' tho . present
champion. Earl Caddock, pro vet, I ant
making this announcement simply that
I may not b misjudged. I held off for
six weeks en this 4th of July data sa
aelUhly to givo Earl Caddock chanoo
to match falnuaf with Jo Stack tr, but
hfailed to Oom to time, and I under
stand desire tho match to ho deferred to
later data. In regard to this matter I
make no further comment. Consequent
ly, I have matched Peters and Pesek to
wrestle at Ronrke's Park on Oil afternoon
of July 4. in a finished match at popu
lar prices, and nothing but an -act of
Providence can postpone my plans In
staging; this match, which, I believe, will
be one of the best tenteats over held in
this country. The rVns will also ae an
tdmlrable eard of preliminartee.
(Signed.) JACK L2WIS.
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POSITIVELY WILL MEET AT THE
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Doors Open 7:30 P. M.
DIRECTION OF CARL MARFISI
The Winner to Positively Meet
EARL
CADDOCK
The Champion of the World
The House WiH Sell in Advance.
. Make Your Beserrations at
the Following Places:
PAXTON HOTEL
MERCHANTS HOTEL,
HENSHAW HOTEL
LOYAL HOTEL V
MERRITT'S 3 16TH ST.
DRUG STOEE
OMAHA ATJDITORrM
Prices: $1.10, $2.20, $350, S4.40
and $5.50, Including
War Tax.
Mr. Charle Frank of the Omaha
auditorium will keep the box office
open from 9 a. m. to 9 o. m. for
patron who wish to buy tickets.
L&dies Are Especially Invited.
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