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fUE BEE: OMAHA. THURSDAY. MAY U. 1922.
Record-Breaking Entry List in State Track and Field Meet Saturday
Predict Old
Marks Will Be
Smashed at Games
Rhode of An!ey, Tnla of
Colurolmi and llferKle of
Ctntral Epntfl to '
Place in Kvmtt.
By FRANK P. LOO MI 8.
(tM'i ( haw;!. llarUlee.
Ttit annual state high kIioaI
cli4tiipiotiilii irtlc and ttrlj inert
tht will be he-Id Saiurday at ttte
I'lnver.ity f Nrkratka field will
liave (nirift of athlrln Ur grater "in
number than in the pat year. Ac
cording to the litre tt thai have ju.t
patted, high school athletes are per
formina far above thrir standard of
htt year, and record mark thould
I't shattered in Coach Sihulte ' meet
Saturday.
Dut one record n broken in the
meet lal year, howevtr. and a glance
at the record sheet dim-lute that
those which now Hand have held
their placet for several year. With
weather condition favorable a num
ber of the record will undoubtedly
be 'haltered.
There will be three dUtinct cham
pionships in this year' meet: Group 1
one, school having ail enrollment i
under 100 pupil: group two, chooli '
having an enrollment from 100 to j
275; group three, school t having an!
enrollment above 275. Four place
will be counted in each event, but 1
each ichonl will be limited to two
starter. Kronze medal will be
awarded first, lecond and third places
in each event. Special medal will he
awarded event champion letting up
the higheat score regardless of
group. Silk banners will be award
ed each team that placet first,
second or third in the total points.
A special relay banner will be given
to the team making the best time.
Should Lower Records.
With the results of the Grand
Island, Broken Bdw and Masting
interscholastic, the results show that
the "prep" lads are going at record
breaking speed, and if the fact of the
state meet does not worry defeat.out
of suclv men as De Maranville of
Aurora, Rhodes of Anslcy, Weir of
Superior, Beerkle of Central, Rod
well of Cambridge, and Greenslit of
Hastings, these athletes should come
close to lowering the state record.
Rhodes of Anslcy has twice bet
tered the state record in the bread
jump when he jumped 22 feet 2 1-2
inches in the Broken Bow meet, and
21 feet 7 1-2 inches in the Hastings
meet. The Ansley boy will cut in
strong S.tturt'iy if he confines to
his field events as he will be a hard
man to beat on his specialties, the
, broad jump, pole vault and high
jump. Tryba of Columbus, winner
of the 100-yard last year, is going
good and ran a neat 100- yards in the
Hastings meet against a strong wind.
Beerkle uncorked some record
breaking meets at the annual track
and field meet in Omaha last week.
. Hastings Going Good.
Whether the Beatrice 1921 cham
pions can produce again is doubtful,
as all teams look strong up to this
time. Hastings High school has won
two interscholastics and one triangu
lar meet this year, and although
there are no sure first place men.
Coach Newman has been counting
on seconds and odd places for his
total points. Greenslit has been work
ing a nice quarter mile nd has not
been pushed this year. De Maran
ville of Aurora has been winning
both mile and half mile this season
and the little runner will be hard to
. beat Saturday as he is going1 good. '
The relay race should hold the
thrills of the meet as all schools
seem to be fortified with speedy
quartets. The Fremont team clipped
it off at 1:36 at Hastings last Satur
day, which slashed the previous state
record by 2-5 of a second. Colum
bus, Friend and. Hastings pushed the
winner strong.-
Postpone Roper and
Fred Fulton Bout
Denver, Colo., May 10 Failure of
. Captain Bob Roper to receive rail
road transportation in time to be
. here in advance of his bout with
Fred Fulton, scheduled ' for next
Friday nighti has resulted in the
postponement of the ficht until
Tuesday, May 16, it was announced
by promoters here today.
Dinah Wright Pitches
Laurel to Victory
Laurel defeated Coleridge. 1 to 0,
in an 11-inninz orame Sundav. due
, largely to the effective Ditchinor of
Dinah Wright, Omaha semi-pro. and
the hard hitting of Peck and Wal
ters. It was Wright's first start
this season and he showed all his
old-time stuff.
Baseball Dope
OFFICIAL SCORES WEEK
ENDING SATURDAY. HAY 13.
irtern Leaca.
MM. Tot.
'.: m.
Omaha 10
Tulsa 17
Sioux City x
Denver 3
Dm Molne 3
Wichita 3
St. Joseph 13
Ok la. City x
I.
S
11
2
13
S
1
8
17
W- WK. T. F. S. R.
15 ..
28 ..
4
17 ..
13 ..
s :.
!1 ..
"18 ..
league.
11
National
JViiU.
W. WK. T.
- Tot.
& R.
M
Brooklyn 7
Phlla'phla x
New York x
Chicago , x
Boston x
St. Louts x
Cincinnati x
Pittsburgh
13
S
4
10
7
It
American Learne.
JIM.
T. W. WK. T.
Tot.
8. R.
it.
Detroit
St. Lout I
Cleveland 14
t'blrago 6
Boston 3
Wash' ton 5
New York 7
Fhila'phia 4
r.
10
23
14
1
3
2
1
7
15
Atnerican Asaortatioa.
Mid. v
Tot.
8. R.
M.
Kan. City
Mllwauke 18
ln'apoli 17
LonlsTill 1
Min'avoll X
St. Paul s
Toledo x
Columba x
Sti (m
T. W. WK. IT. I
7 I la .. .
14 7 3 .. .
1 16 .. .
i 7 13 ., .
1 It 14 .
3 4 ..
.
1 I. .. .
Winner and Loser
TT"" ,., ...- "vV
t fj etitr.r Jjrfft
m ; 11 lis n
Ml! ij 1 fi .,
I 41 H, I if .
mwW f 1
II ml 11 !
Fred Falmcr,' Central high sclioot
golfer, won the championship of
the school golf tournament at the
Omaha Country club course yester
day afternoon when he defeated
Fred Vette, 2 up and 1 to go in an
Huskers Win Oyer
Washington Club
Lincoln, Neb., May 10 (Special
Telegram) The University of- Ne
braska baseball team overcame the
Washington team here Tuesday af
ternoon and revenged itself for the
ten-frame defeat at the hands of the
St. Louis team Monday by .poling
its way to an 8 to 5 victory over the
visitors. Munger, twirling for the
Scarlet and Cream, allowed the vis
itors but five hits and equal nurhber
of tallies, several of which were occa
sioned by Husker errors. '.
I he Cornhusker nine was able to
slash out 11 bingles, and by careful
base running was able to get a safe
lead early in the game. Ziegen-
bein s handling of the willow was a
feature of the day. Pizer Carr and
Smaha also did some excellent stick
work. - ,
Carr, for Nebraska and Edgar for
Washington, stirred the stands by
four-play clouts over the rightfield
fence. Thomsen smashed the only
three-base hit of the game while
Zicgenbein, Carr and Shanley each
went to second on long slashes
The score; , :
WASHINGTON.
NEBRASKA.
AO. H. O. A
AB. H. O. A.
Masuolo. of SO
Plzpr. 2b
S
Llnnem'y'r.Sb 3 S 0
Edgar, a 4 2 0
Fries, rf 4 0 0
Wymali, !b . 4 0 2
Slialey. lb 4 i 11
t.Thomi)s'n,lf 4 i i
Fienn. o 3 0
DeUolt, p 4 0 0
Anrtwaon, lb
McCrory, If
Thomsen, o '
Carr, 3b
Smalia, &f
Lewellen. cf
Zipgenbeln, rf
Munger, p
0 10
10 0
1 8.0
3 3 3
12 0
12 0
3 2
10 1
Totale . 35 S 24 141
Total! 32 13 2T t
' Rrinrtk tiv Inntnaa
Waahlngton 0 0 S 0 1 1 1 0 05
Nebraska 0 S I 0 1 2 0 1 x 8
Summary Runa: Llnnemeyer (2), Edgar
(2), Sholey (2), T. Tuompson tsj, mc
Crory, .Thomsen, Carr, Smaha, Lewellen,
Zieeanbeln (2). Error: Wyman. Thorn
sen, Carr, Lewellen. Two-base hits: Shaley,
Ziegenbeln. Carr. Throe-base hit: Thorn
sen. home runs: carr, iagar. stolen
bases: Piaer (2), Carr. Ziegenbeln, Ed
garl. Sacrifice hlta: Anderson (2), Pizer,
Munger. Passed ball: Thomsen. , Hit by
pitched ball: Thomsen, by Debolt
Magnolo, by Munger. Strnck out: By
Munger, 6; by Debolt, 6. Base on balls
Oft Munger, 2; off Debolt, 1. Umpire
Dye. Time: 1:67.
Anderson to Compete in
British Amateur Meet
New York, May 10. John G. An
derson, metropolitan amateur golf
star, sailed today for England where
he will compete in the British ama
teur championship at Prestwick, May
22 to 27.
Anderson, twice runner-up in the
national amateur championship, has
not played in the English tournament
before, but participated twice in the
French title event. He lost to Chick
Evans in the final round in 1911 and
reached the semi-finals in 1912.
Denver Umpire Added
to State League Staff
Grand Island, NeV, May 10.
(Special.) President Miles of the
State league has appointed W. J.
Hawthorne of Denver, as the third
umpire for the State league and has J
ordered him to otticiate m urana
Island for the opening game.- Um
pire Snyer has been advised to re
port at Norfolk and Gonding at
Beatrice.
Read The Bee N ail the way
through. You will find it interest
ing. .
Central Tourney
18-hole match, the final of the tour
ney. Palmer took the lead from the
start and was 4 up on his opponent
at the turn. A high wind handi
capped the young golfers. Palmer
turned in a card of 78, while Vette
shot the 18 holes in 80.
Final Game of
Saint -Buffalo
Series Today
In memory of the late "Mike"
Finn, secretary of the Omaha base
ball club, who -died from heart
disease at the local ball park last
Saturday, the Omaha and St. Joseph
teams postponed yesterday's sched
uled game.
Finn's funeral was held yesterday
at Natick, Mass., his home.
The final game of the St. Joseph
Omaha series will be played this
afternoon. ' 1 ,
Morvich in First
Workout at Louisville
. " -i
Louisville, Ky., May 10. Morvich,
Benjamin' Block's nominee for the
Kentucky derby, was sent five
eighths of a mile at Churchill Downs
yesterday in a workout and at the
finish as one turfwriter expressed it,
he was 1 not blowing ard enough
to put out a match." -
Hundreds of critics watched his
stride, which they . called faultless.
While he did not appear to be more
than cantering, stop watches caught
him at the eighth of a mile in :11 4-5,
three eighths :38 2-5, the half :48 4-5
and the five-eighths of a mile in
1:04 2-5. Trainer Fred Burlew an
nounced that, the trial had been sat
isfactor-y and that he would be given
more of it tomorrow.!, ':
After watching the colt work, turf
men aeain had only, one Question to
ask, "can he stay for a mile and
a quarter?" the derby distance. Both
Block and Burlew declared they had
no fear on. that score.
Champs Gve Help
in Benefit Card
. ' ...
Indianapolis, Ind., May 10. Cham.
pions, former champions and near
champions will appear here tonight
in boxing bouts and exhibitions in a
testimonial show for Jack Dillon,
former "Hoosier bearcat" . Among
those in the exhibitions are Johnny
Buff, Johnny Wilson. Battling Nel
son, Ray Bronson, Mike and Tommy
Gibbons, Harry Greb and others.
In real bouts, Bob Martin will meet
Soldier Jack Dorrell of the Pacific
coast. 10 rounds: Tohnnv Ertle. for
mer bantam champion, meets johnny
Richards of Chicago, 10 rounds, and
Jimmy Duffy will meet Jeff Smith
in a lU-round bout.
Kopf Released. J
San Francisco, May 10. Walter
Kopf, who was a member of the New
York National t$am for two seasons,
has been turned over to the Oakland
Coast league team by Brooklyn.
Mondt Defeats GardinL
San Francisco, May 10.--Toots
Mondt, light heavyweight wrestling
cnampion. won the decision from
Renato Gardini after a two-hour
match last night,
BravesDcfeat
Cincinnati Reds
Without Effort
Battm Unable to Hit lil
linglm Except in Two In.
nlnga Southwortli Slams
Homer Into Bleachers.
Cincinnati, May 10. Bo.ton hit
Lu'iue and Cille.pit hard and had
little ditnculty in dclcaima tincin
nati today, 9 to J. Southworth't
home run in the eighth inning bound
ed into the right field bleacher.
Fillingim wa hit in only two in
nings. Score:
sorro vim.."ti.
1 u II A 1 I
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tin
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font. S
inlr,
fUIK.fl. t
TMU
f itsvwi. up
i I lmaa. If
i 4 HnbM.
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Kmimi, M
I MM lli 3
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- HfMW
M 11 u tiOiuM. a
Toltlt
m l r 11
Ptll for I.ui in xvwiili.
flii4 for OHtwtU l niaia.
door InBlati: .
i ! J ! J ! ! ! z
Cinoinnau 14
Humm.rjr Mnl Pwll Kopt.
Houinwonb . Hoifc. ror U). 0a.
Utmisii, Vtu, on!. Krrari Komi.
Vvuoy. to-bM hin: 0wdy, Uynv.n.
lur-bM hit I feIU Hum rum
Boulbwurlfc lulo txcn Butcktl, Bro-
lr. Macriflc Ml; Koiif. Loll on bowot
Buiton. Ill Clai'lnnotl, t. Moo on bolloi
UIC Luquo. t; oft jrilllntim, 4i olt UilWo
pio, I, auiHk out: My Killiofim, l; by
Lutiuo, t. Hitoi Olt Luo,o. in f In
niu, vif Uilleoplo, 4 In inning. Loo
ik (miner: 4,uav. .uit'i. nuiml tiu
Qulflry. Tlmoi .t.
OlAata Trim lardlaab. -
81. Loulo, May 10. SollMllonol flfldlnf
of lb Uiond oirod Art Nobl from do(al
hro totUy, th Cordlntli loolnf, to I.
ffolfor ana Uarfoot could not atop tlmaly
wallopa. Nahlt tbro bll uaiurtO.
bcort;
KIW YOK. IT. Lot) I a.
AM. H IV A.I
AD. H 0. A.
BUH-flift, M
Ktwlina. U
orok. ik
Youiif, if
Mcuwl. If
ktlir. lb
aainaan, cf
K. HmlU,
N.Hf.
Total
4 14 Mann, rf
I t IifouMiur. lb
III) Dux-a. Jb
St OlMiHnrtr, fb
till St'UulU. If
4 1 f 1 Smith, if
tit O.Mi-Hmrr, If
St 0 Un. u
4 t t tCIn.
ITMIff, p
34 T IT 14
llirfnol. p
Amimlih.
HmtKoia
Oainr
Total!
u inn
Ran fnr Clamona In alchth.
'Batted fur B. Smith la ninth.
Bcor by Innlnfi:
New York 0 llllltl 0 3
St. Louta IIMI411 0 t
Summary Runn Younf, Manacl, E.
Smith. Hornaby, Haathcot. Error: Four,
nler, Hornaby, McHanry. Two-baa hit:
Mann, Kally, Clomona. Horn run: Horna
by. Sacrlfir hit: 8hlnnra. Doubl plays:
Bancroft-Kelly, Baneroft-RawllnaKlly.
J.oft on baaoat New York, I; St. Louie, (.
ii f. r . . . n s .
uu vim nr. , VI, DCIIUVI,
, n . i. ..... A., r, . . a. k , - .
Hlta: Off Pfetftr, In I innlnta: oft Bar
foot, 1 In t Inning. Loitnf pitcher: PCef
fer. Umpire: Hart and O Day. Tim:
1:37.
PhlUle Blaak Cab.
Chlcaao. May ' 10. Meadow held
Chlcafo to thre (oattered hlta today,
whil Philadelphia, bunched hit oft Alex
ander and Cheevaa and abut out th local,
a 10 u. ecore:
PHILADELPHIA.
AB. H. O. A
CHICAGO.
AB. ft. O. A.
150
Leboumeu, IT a 1 3
Sutt, cf
Hollochw, at
Kellaber. 3b
Rapp, 3D 8
Walker, rf 4
Wllllami. cf 4
Pirklnam. lb 4
X
0
4 0
11
4
4
4
9
1
1
5
Crimea, lb
ritck. rr
Miller, If
Terry, 3b
Fletcher. M
4
3 S
1 13
i a
Loll, lb
Henlln. e
MeJow.
OTarrell. c
114
Arannoer, p
Cllaan
Cketvea, p
Total
17 11 17 13
Total!
3 17 11
Batted for Alexander la aeventh.
Score by tnntnta:
Phlladelnhta tlilllll 4
Chlcafo tttltltl 10
Summary Run! Lebourveau. Mann.
Parkinson, Henllne. Xrrora: Nona. Two-
baa hita: Fletcher, Walker, Orime.
Lebourveau) Parklneon. Stolen bates:
Flack. Miller. . Sacrifice hit: Leall. Double
'lay: Fletchar-Farkinaon-Lealt. Left on
laam: Philadelphia, 7; Chicago, 3. Baa
on valla: Off Aleadowa, 7. Btruck out:
By Alexander. 1; Meadowe, 1; by
Cheeve. 1. Hit: Off Alexander, It In
7 Inning; Off Cheev, 3 in 3 inning.
Wild pitch: Meadows. Loalng- pitcher:
Alexander.. Umpire! Rlalor. Pflrman and
McCormick. Time: l:tl.
Archer'. Proweis to
Win Him a Bride
Chicago, May 10. Arthur Young
6f San Francisco, champion archer
of America, and Miss Jeste Akester
of Chicago are to be married in June,
it became known here today,
Miss Akester. who is laid to be a
descendant of Daniel Boone, read In
a magazine of Young's prowess with
the bow and arrow, and became in
terested. Friends introduced them.
Next month, according1 to present
plans, Misa Akester and Mr. Young
are to be married in the Grand can
yon. They plan to spend their honey
moon in Alaska and Africa.
Taste Ss a matter 6f
tobacco quality
W stale it al bur honest
belief that th tobacco utd
in Chesterfield are ef finer
quality (and hence of better
tute) than la any other '
cigarette at the price.
Ikxptt V Mjtrt TbM CV
SzmWromi
Amfiieurol
tuna!) Hi Mia.
Kaa.Ulph . Mt 1 iP. ii
Tfce ii.4 ii fcia ba4 Iih
a Ma fut iiNtiitti-' h ir fit
rhartiliianertin of ' si. 11
tffun iwemar haat ft b"l la tv
Th la.el hit in 4iH f. iuwily an I
rup!4 Milh MauniM error r h tl
lot atad lb M'n ib,
Haatpkrrr t44iaua.
Hwiitni, ,.-. u. i-iii I
I raei and aiariiii( am tn
mi th la. a ia ttrloai'd Ma.tix'B to
Munmhray bubd iia hue mf Mhiu In
iba ilutO, iia kI anhih inxiHaa
fUnnehan. an lt wuail lr '' Mu
fhiey im. piifbad b " h'aad
f bail lb ikai will uarn lo-.N"-na
Uro Hnnda
NhMMfieM Huh l-aw.
rialntU. .Neb. May l i'UI t
Py i(faiin lha HlMumreid hh arhonl
It t 4 bar, lb l"'l hih h.l
lb rikt Im pwy "r b aotib'i
break rhanitiiuibie t Wna ol Kil
iter, MHInii piub'4 !' lha k-u uniil
iha ia lann.a nan ha ru-l
b Hiene. Tbirt'en Blomfild bnia
fann4 lb if nd enlr ibi r
la mniiKi aareiy. la in !
Same plaxd by lb Imal 4hia tear h-
eailiwtrd ioil of 3 bila nd
run, while llillnlii nd 8in liav hi
(heir oppanani to ahi hn ' '"'
una illllnita baa fann'il 33 m'n In
inninaa and allnarM aavan hlla, while
Divatta ha parmmed but oe Mitl U
i Innirif.
Waal Oame.
The iaveaworth Marihaiite Jiinlor
want tunday (anta Kh anr l-yar-olt
taam. (.all Aliantio titl n. k (ur
Italy. .
Vraaaawft ana Aflee l.amea.
Fremont, Nh. Way l itfll
Tb Wrwe Variety ior f Kramoni hv
erianii4 a faat team and would lik m
book ama for th aumm.r, ilaniM ran
be arrand by wrllin Haymond Ch hien.
141 N, I'ark trt.. Kremorii. Nb.
TUtr rVoreleaa Tl.
rieaaanlnn. Neb.. May la (Hnmlal
Itavann and Plaaaanton. nlrani in lb
RufraiA Taunt ieacue. Blaye1 a to
gam here Sundav. ih (ama bm railed
t th end of th ninth on a.cnont nf
larkfteaa. Ravenna caihered el hit to
rieninn' two. Faat fiekllna by both
turn featured.
Malvern W'anta flamea.
Malvern, la. May o,(Hpecil. Mai.
varn haa oraanli'd a faat a-mlpro fern
and I -hiulin; gamea for th ori.
Tha local would Ilk lo t In touch
with ente Omaha team fnr lha fnllnwln
dates, the ainea to be played In Malvern:
May 31. June l nd July 3 Writ c
reiary of tall club, Malvern, 1.
ahermHii-llnwnril Raaulta.
Farwell. Nob,. Slay 10 (Hperlal) tn
th Sherman-Howard baseball Kaaii last
week Ashton defeated lannebrna tn ;
Klb won from Bnelua 14 to 4 and Far
well awamped Rockvlll 11 to 4.
Team tlulta t,me.
Grand taland. Neb., May 10 (Special
.with th wore to In favor of th
vlalton in tb last half of tb nlnih
Inning In the gam between pannebrog
and the third city crew of th Ktate
leaiu today th Iiannebrog team walked
from th field when Nicholson sent a ln.
gla Into right which would have brought
In a acoro neceary to tie th game.
They contended It waa a foul ball.
Superior Win Cam.
Superior. Neb., May 10. Superior de
feated Ould Rock In the baseball game
gunday, atore being 1 to 1.
' Flny Twilight BaU.
Kebraeka City, Neb., May 10. (Special.)
Th 1!3 baeeball seaaon waa opened in
Nebraska City Inet night. Four tama
have organised and will play every Tuea.
day and Friday evenings. Seven-Inning
game will b played at present. The
team representing tha merchant defeated
th packing houa team 3 to 0. Th Army
and Eagle will play th next game.
Grand Island Win.
Orsnd Island, Neb.. May in (Special.)
In a practlea game hero today. Played In
a duat atorm. tb third city team
Nebraska State league defeated Oiltner
by the acor of to 3. Fielding wa made
difficult by th effect of tho wind on
ground condition.
Score by Inninga: ...... . . .
Olltnr 1 1 0 1 1 0 41
Orand laland 4 0 1 8 1 x-t in 10
Batterlee: Brown and HOgenbartj w
chard. Falk and Donald.
Randolph High Eliminated.
Randolph. Neb.. May 10. (Special.)
Randolph wa eliminated from tho cnam
ntonahip of northeastern Nebraska race
Lu.. in., hirn defeated th local at
Wavne 18 to 1. Allen acored 17 hit to
tho local's 16. A high wind mane Hom
ing difficult. Allen will meet Plalnvlew
at the field meet at Wayne Friday for
th championship. Although handicapped
... . i , v. . ..int. awarded the ball
teams in th meet, Randolph "till hope
to put up atrong fight for th tropny.
Falrhurr Team "Coyote."
Falrbury, Neb., May 10. (Special.) "he
ChAmber of Commerc entertained Man
ager Segriat and his ball playera Tues
day for luncheon. Th proposition of a
aultabl name for th Falrbury league v,aa
discussed and after considering aeveral
name tho majority voted to call the
aouad, "Coyotes." Th team la practicing
very day and win b In trim tor
opening day Friday at Beatrice.
the
Hastings State
Leaguers Will Be
Known as "Cubs'
Hastings, Neb., May 10. (Special
Telegram.) The Hastings team in
the State baseball league will be
known as the "Cubs." The name
was chosen today in a contest. For
suggesting the name Miss Alice Hel
mann was awarded an annual pass.
Y '
The Bee leads all the other papers
in sport news. Read The Bee first.
CEestemeld
CIGARETTES
of Turkish and Domestic tobaccos blended
Senators Beat
S(.IouisBrowas
by Score of 2 to 1
Johnson Pitt hw Team lo Vic
try in Sffoml Start of
Srao Kfffctive in -Pimhfs.
Waaliingtuii. Xfy 10. Johnson
piulifd Wellington to a 2 to 1 vie
tory over St. L.oui in hi aecond
urt of the eain today, proving
effective In the piiuhci, although hit
lurd rarly in the game. Judge'i
triple after two na, had been is
fued by Pivit gave the locali their
icore. It a WaahiiiBton'i firit
victory alter evcn btraight defeat.
Score:
mm mi I I WllMlXltTON
. . I . U A
ah. n " , . . - . . , .
, rf
ail Nut 3
ill!
St3 H. M
J 1 Hi rf
. lb
KnM ft ,
( J I Malik. If
4 11 Har sh, aa
4 t 3 ri.-hiik.
Jill Joker, p
I a.
Total
Ni.l-r. lb
wiinama. If
r ii.it-. 3
tl. Uu.aa, :
! V
Mwrta
a I
1. f 13
a I
i Mii
H 1 it ii
Tetela 33 1 11 III
Baited lor Pavla in ninth.
Kent, by innlnse: , , , , . , .
Waahlngton
Hummary Rune: Jacob.!.. Harrta. Rle.
r.rtori: Non Two b.a. hlta: Tbi Wit.
Iini. McManu. Three-bai hit: Judo.
Houl.la oura: Sialr-avrld. . Pbm-
reuih-Harr.a.Judg l.ft n
l.o.iia. t: Waahlngton. . R "!
Off Pavla. 4: off Johnaon. 1. "' u'1
Ry Johnaon. ii" "r i""-"-
lild hv Pavla WII.I plfh: Davie.
I'mpire: Evan and Plnn. Tim: 1.33.
Humor Win for Albletlr.
iii.ii..t.iiie i nvk horn run
dm In th eighth Inning. corlng Miller,
mi. ii .v. Phu.iielnhia Ita aerond victory
over fievrian" I m ,.,..,. -
llelmarh d Moor frm th mound, but
Tarrlaon and Marn checked th visitor
in lb final frme when lb Athletli
were bunching their hlla off Bothoron.
Seor
CLCVELANn. I PHILAOEIPHIA.
.una Alt. H. O. A.
Knns. If
A 1 i Vnuna. tb 4 113
Jimiewin. If I
I 0 Jnlinfltn. ID
t S W slter. If
S 0 Perkins, A
g a Miller, rf
t J Welch, rf
' Dvkre. Sh
I niflillowsv,
I 3' I'elmlrb. p
0 S'Mncre,
1 Virrlxw. D
I 13
1 m
1 T
W'lMim b 4
Speaker, rf I
Mrlimls. lb
Hetrrll. M 4
flardner. 3b 3
Wned. rf S
n'Nelll. 4
toiborou. p 4
Totals
Vt II l tllMallMe
I llsrrls. p Ob
0
31
I Totals 31 1 37 13
Ratted for Tarrlaon In alghth.
Score by Innings: ....... .
ci....i..... saani
Philadelphia 1 '
Summary Runa: Evans. Speaker, !
Innla. Sewell, Uardner. Wood. Young,
Johnatnn, I'erklna. Miller, Dyke. Callo
way, iloor. Errora: Speaker. Sewell,
Young. Johnston, Clalloway. Two-baa hlta:
Walker. Uardner. Wood. Three-bas hlta:
Mclnnla. Horn run: Iykea. Stolen baae;
Wood. Sacrlflc hlta: Johnston. Welch,
Kvena. uarnner. i.eii on naaw; iri.ii.
It; Philadelphia, t. Baa on nans: uir
Ilelmnch, 1: off Moor. 3: off Sothoron, 3.
Struck out: By Sothoron. 3: by Moore, l.
Hlta: Off Helmach, 1 in 1-1 Inning; off
Moore. 7 In 1-3 innlnga; off Yarrlson,
rone in 1 13 Inninaa: off Harrla. 1 In 1
Inning. Hit by pitched ball: flardner. by
Moore. Winning pitcher: Tarrlaon. UUm
plres: Wilson, Hlldebrand and Connolly.
Time: 1:15.
Tiger Beat Red Sag.
Boston, May in. Double In th ninth
by Baaaler and Rlu acored what proved
tn be Detrnlfe winning run today agalnat
Boston. Detroit won. 10 to S. Scori
DETBOIT. I ROSTOV.
AR. H O. A i An. rf. O. a
Blue, lb
3 11
0! Ilheld. ef
5 t 5 f
Jnnes, Sb
Cobb, cf
Vesch. If
rlellmann. rf
risrlt. 3b
Rlgney. as
Bnwier, o
Plllette, p
Pause, p
Totals
Harris, If
3 4 0 4
Sill
0 4 4 3
5 0 4 4
4 1 S 1
nil
i.'H
0 0 4 1
4 10 1
10 10
1 4
l'PUIUI. SI
O'Prstt. tb
OlSnmh. rf
siniims, lb
01 Fnmer, lb
II Walters, o
t riiaplln. e
-31 Pmaock. P
1 Ksrr. p
33 13 17 16IOulnn.r
I 'Men oak;
Totals
43 II 17 14
Batted for 'Walter In eventh.
Score by Innlnga:
Detroit 4 0 1 0 8 1 1 110
Boston ,IIIIHI1-I
Summary Run: Blue. Jones. Veach.
Hellmann, Clark 2). Rfgny 2. Baaaler,
Daues. I.elbold (S). Harrl. Dugan. Pratt,
Smith (2).. Rurna, Karr. Error: Hell
mann (2), Rlgney (3i. Burn feeter.
Two-base hlta: Bin (2V Baaaler. Pratt
f2). Burns. Foster. Three-one hita:
Jnnea. T.elbold. H"me run: Daua. (Sac
rifice hlta: Jonea, Basalar, Dauaa, Rlgney.
Cobb. Burn. Stolen base: Karr. Double
play: Footer-Walters-Pratt-Burne, Walters-Burns.
T.eft on naes: Detroit, 10:
Boston, 14. Base on balls: Off Plllette. 3;
off Dauna, 3; off Pennock, 1; oft Karr,
8; off Ouinn, 1. Struck out: By Daua.
4; by Karr. 3; by Qulnn. 1.' Hlta: Off
Plllette. 3 in 1 2-3 Inning: off Dauaa, 11
In 7 1-3 Innlnga: off Pennock, 4 in 1 In
ning (none out in cond): off Krr. S in
6 Inning (none out in eighth): off Qulnn,
2 In 2 innings. Winning pitcher: Dausa.
Losing pitcher: Qulnn. llmnlre: Walsh,
Owen and Chill. Timet 2:44.
Whit Sox Beat Yankee.
New York, May 10. Chicago broke Jew
York's winning atrenk today, taking A
tight 11-lnnlng pitching duel, 2 to 1, In
wh!ch Robertson, hero of a recent per
fect game, had the better of Maya. New
BcwRaDRmlls
ea Standing
MTtM IKAiitR.
Si
IM I W
r3 Tab II
,eMier I
weaa
uu tap
II II .a.v 0M 4
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Valwl'a He,
Wkhn. I; II' y .
t Moiaaa, 4, ublaaain OI. t
Ixavar. Hi Tvlaa. I
ihr gam piat4.
TaaVsy't 4ara,
. Jwaapli al Irmaba,
J ! l iMV.
Ih!.km my ( le Mai,
Whkil l lirlil I'llr.
ATIU AL MUGIK.
MaHHUaa.
II ,tl Rtentb
4 .i r-iuitl II
It 1 ,ill.w,uU ( If
I tra
a lvi
.b
l-iiiinta ll l ,mvmi
iea)lay' Rraalla.
New Torh. I: ft. Lul. I.
Hotn, Clnrlnnau, J,
I'hiladelpbi. 4: t'hlteao, I,
ttrmikOM.flllebulan. rain.
Tadkty'g tiamra.
Nroahlya at riltabuigh,
hoaio at Ciacihn.il.
fblladelphia al Chicago,
Near Vara at fl. Mui.
A MURK' AN MAUI E.
MaadlM.
w, i. im i w i r-t
S'aw Yt If .aae PMUdelafci It .
m. leak 14 .a hi B.ini in
I MMUM It It ,'aei IMI I1 t ,4lf
ikksaa II II .irilnsn.al'w ( 14 .30
Yrlfds'e Kraalla.
Philadelphia, 7; )'lvland, 4.
Waahingian. 1: Ml. lam, I,
Chicago, 1: New York, 1.
llroil, 10! Iloeion. t.
Today' 4iwe.
St. Lout at whinginn.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
Chrgo t New York.
liroil at Boton.
AMUIirAX AHMM UTION.
tit ladings.
w, i rt t w, i. rc
Klanearolls IS .U at. Paul II l .Ml
Indiinsmlis II .VI ksniaa lily II II .is
Mllwaukaa II It .11 Uui.. Ills I n ,111
ColumlKia II I .aaiiTolfdo J 13 .l
Veterd 'a Reavlt.
I.oulvlll. T; Kansas City, 1.
HI. Paul. 4: Toledo, t.
Milwauke. 7: lmllanapolls, 4.
Mlnneapoll. 11: Columbus, 4.
'Today liaate.
Toledo t St. Paul.
Columbua at Minneapolis.
Indlanapolia at Milwaukee,
Loulavllla at Kaneaa City.
SOI TIIKRX AHXfM IATIOV.
At Birmingham, 4: Chaltannogo, 1,
At New Orleana, 4; Nashville. 4.
At Atlanta, It: l.lttl Rock. 1.
At Mobil. 4; Memphis, I.
American Association.
At Minneapolis R. H. E.
Columbus 4 13 t
Mlnneapoll II 13 2
naileries: Palmero, (llaier and Hartley;
Thormahlen and .Mayer.
At. St. Paul " H K
Toledo 4 t 1
St. Paul 4 t 1
Batterlee: Bailee, Mrt'ullough and Wol
gamot; Benton and Allen.
At K ansae City ft. If. E.
I.oulsvllla J i o
Kanaa City 1 11 1
Batteries: Koob, Deberry and Brattern;
Bono, Amea and MoCarty, Skiff.
Al Milwauke R. H. B.
Indlanapoll ..,.... 10 4
Milwauke 7 1 1
Batteries: Hill. Bartlett and Krueger;
Rcvlar and Myatt.
York' mlsplay let Johnaon acor th win.
nine run, in th 11th Inning. Bcor:
CBIfUOO. I IfEW YORK.
AB. H. O. A.I
AH. H.
OA.
Johnlon, as
5 3 4 l!Wltt. rf
t 3
1 1
Btrunk. lb
Collins, 2b
Hooper, rf
Falk, If
Moetlt. cr
tlcClellan, 3b
Schalk, o
obertaon, p
01 Peiratar, If
31 Hkkiner
HI Baker. 3b
41 "McNeil
4
Miller, cf
PIPP. II)
Ward, Ik
Scott, ss
Tterortner. e
Achaug, e
M-s, P
Total
S3 1 33 B
Tools
II 7 83 14
Batted for Fewster In 11th.
Ran for Baker In 11th.
Chicago 0010400000 11
New York 0 004001000 41
Summary Run: Johnson, Schalk, Mil
ler. Error: Johnaon, Witt, Plpp. Two
baa hit: McClellan. Sacrlflc hlta: Rob
ertson. Schalk, Scott, Doubl plays: Plpp,
unassisted: Ward-Scott-PIpp, Maya-Plpp.
Left on base: New York. 4: Chcae-o. E.
Baa on bIla: Off Maya, 2: off Robert
son, 1. Struck but: By May. 3: by Rob
ertson, 2. Hit by pitched ball: Moatll, by
may, umpires: naiun ana Morlarity.
Tim: 1:50.
Joe Gorman Loses.
Seattle, May 10. Jimmy Sacco,
Boston lightweight, won from Joe
Gorman of Portland on a foul in the
third round of a four-round event
here last night. Johnny Trambitas,
Portland lightweight, drew with Joe
Black ot Denver. '
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Siou City. Ii. May 10. Wichita
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Score:
SIlHITt (
ami x i itv
AH HAA.
A to1
Htib r4
I HtieltMI. a I I I I
i. ImiI4, lb
..Mti, srt
U. rf
Hlaknlrr if
liiiliia b
M. tSMeil. sa
I iMiut t, a ; a 9
i
r-iMi.
I
I Iim lb
m.hmW rf
n.J-li.aw if
J i;im. 3b .
I ,
I Tetai. p
N.let, a
I II
4 t
sMItrs, a
Tidale 31 I 37 111 Till
11 17 14
"cr by Innings; .
VI I. hit !! I
iu City ilium 4 1
Summary Runa: Smith. Haley, Keller
:i. HamiHan. Hemingway. Krrora: Orif.
fin. Ui Palnier 1w.i 0.ee hue: Wah.
burn. Kellata. Mi I "one id Calmer. ni ri.
flc hit: MclWinabl. blla b: Smith,
f l'H, Krne4 runa! Wn hit. 4; Smug
city, I. I.M on baaM: Wichita. 13; Hioua
cur. It u n balls: off Heliara, : off
Teear, 7. fnurk nut' Hy Hellira, 7i by
Teear, II, I'ataed ball! Malay, I'mpirrel
Donohu and Andern. lime:
Kanalm. 4 1 Indiana, I,
Ilea Molnna, la. May I Cullop won hi
gam fnr le Muln-a lodav when he held
iiklahom City In (our hita. Ira Moinea
a.ortd two run on erroia. but lb other
fwo runa In I'a 4 In 1 victory war lb
result of timely hlla
OKLAHOMA CITT. I IU MnlN'KS.
an ll u A I ah. H o A.
Put. rf
I norms. 10 44
tilnsUrdl, ef
1
t.ftnt, 3h
Hnran. rf
tlrebsm. lb
3 v aner. cf
4 II i leu. If
0 Tiireecn. a
3' Nentter. a
' Cullop, p
I
a i
MiiMWon, If
Heirs, lb
Fnher. a
Mau. lb
I II
I t
i ii
a i
0 I
1 4
t 1
4 1
Tele. Mi
I jkalle. M
mine, p
llnllr
warden, p
el
T"ta1
It I 37 IT
Tsla 33 4 !4 HI
Hatted for Young In eighth.
Oklahoma, City IIIIMII 1
be Molne 1101441 s 4
Summry Run: lieatly, (Irani. Jloran,
Wagner. Turgeou. Krrora: Bates. Maey,
Tale. Two-bao Ita: Young, Klaher, Gra
ham, Moral. Sacrlflc hlta: Milan, Ban
ner. I. 'ft on baaea: Oklahoma City, ;
Dea Moinea, 7. Struck out: By Cullop. I;
by Youn. 4. Baa on balls: Off Culnp.
I; off Young, t. tilt by pitched ball:
LaSalle, by Cullop. Wild pitch: Young.
Karned runa and hila: Oft Cullop, 1 and 4
In 4 Innlnga: off Young. 1 and 4 In 7
Innings; off Warden, 1 and 1 In I lnnlg.
I.onlf pllriier: Young. Double playa: Tur-geon-Gorman-Craham.
Orant Gorman -Graham,
Young-Fiaher-Batea. Umpire:
Ormajrb and Holme. Tim: 1:11.
Jack Perry Wins
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England champion, in 10 rounds
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