THE BEE: OMAHA. SATURDAY. MAY 13. 1922.
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Buffaloes Take
Opening Game
of Series, 9 to 2
Yunt Clouts Homo Run In
Second Inning Former
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liannl UM.hl, l It Molar. 1. fttrurk
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tl alt Okrl. t. Illl by nllrhvri Hy Mr-
llraa (Mnrrirrort. Okrl (Wagner). WH4
pllrki Okrlr. Passed ball l Milikrr. Erara
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Denver. Colo.. May 11. 8loii fitly look
I ha opanim ama uf tha aarlea loilay
from ixnvrr. U to 1. It wu a alufcinc
ronleat, tha vialtora driving Naliabury and
. l-rultt. Kanvar pllchara. from tha mound.
tlioux City lot a total ot 1 hlta. bcora:
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lrrrl.rla, p
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" Batted for Federl In ninth.
' 'Seora by Innlnga: ,
( houx CHy 0 ! 1 1 7 4 I 1 5 If
Knver 4 0 J 0 1 0 0 4
i , Summary Hunt: Hamilton (2). Hem
i In t way (II, Hlah (). Oaterfard. Robln
. aaa (J). Palmer. Query (S), Tenar. Mo
- kardt. Wright. I.on. Wlndl. Pattaraon
' J). ipranaer, Connolly. Krrora: Ham
ilton. Oeleritard. Wright, Long. Wlndla,
Ppranger. Karned runa: Sioux City, X:
Tnver. T. Stolen haaea: Blah. MohardT.
Two-baaa hlta: Hamilton. Hemingway,
. Klah. Metx. Roblnaon, Hilton. Long (2).
Patteraon (!). Spranger. Thraa-baa klta:
Klah. Patteraon. Sacrifice hit: Spranger.
! S.rrlflca fly: Sallabury, Struck out: By
Tasar. 6: by Sallahurv. t: by Taderla. 3.
Haae- on balla: - Off Hilton. 1; oft Teaar.
S: off Salisbury, t: oft radrl. 1. Doubla
play..: Pattoron-8lanley, Spranger-Wrlght-Shanlcy.
Federle-Sbanley. Hilt by
' pitched ball: Query by Prultt. Mohardt
by Teaar. Left on baaea: Sioux City,
.Inver, It. .Innlnlga pitched: By Hilton.
1 1-J. 4 runa. hlta: by Teaar, 7 J-t, 4
. runa. no hlta; by Federle, 4 S-3, 4 runa, 7
hltla. t'mplrea: Fltxnatrlck and Burn-
alld. Time: J:! f. i
'' Salala. t; Indlaaa, 1.
' St. Joieph, Mo., May It. Ed Hovllk
won out In a pitching duel with Harry
.ioveteakle thia afternoon and ot. Joaeph
captured tha opener with Oklahoma City,
1 li 1. Score: ' '. .. , ' ...
t OKLAHOMA. eiTT. f ST. I08EPR. '
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4 I 4 S1 Smith. 3b .
3 3 1 njNufer. !b .
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Miav, 2b
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J8ille.
'otelwUa. P 3 0 3 1' Hot Ilk, p
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Tol.l. 31 It 151
'Batted for Covelcekia In ninth.
r- Scora by Innings:
Oklahoma City HMMM 01
St, Joaeph . .1 0 0 0 4 1 0 0 x S
i' Summary Runs: Glnglardl, Corrlden.
Vl.her. Error: La Salle. Earned runs:
Oklahoma City, 1: St. Joseph, 2. Baaaa
on balla: Off Hovllk. 3: off Covaleakle.
"2. Struck out: By Hovllk. ; by Cova
"leakle, 1. Left on b&aea: Oklahoma City,
" St. Joaaph, 7. Two-base hits: Bono
wltx. Bate. Oaorge Fisher. Tate. Three-
baas hit: Tate.. Horn .run: Olnglardl.
loubl play: LaSalle-Maaaey-Batea. Sac
' rifle hits: Defate. Bonowlts, LaSalle.
Ou Flahrr. Umpires: Ormsby and
llolmea. Time: 1:40. .
Shoot in Honor
of Omaha Gun
Frank S. Farmalee, formerly a
member of the All-American trap
shooting team which successfully in
vaded Europe 10 years ago, and
recognized, in his time, as one of the
greatest shots in the country, is leav
ing Omaha soon to make his home in
California.
Saturday afternoon the Omaha
Gun club will have a special shbot-in
his honor. v ;
While Frank has not shot. much
at the traps in the last five years he
is still able to smash the clays with
regularity and , says he will demon
strate to the boys Saturday the way
it should be done. '
Wesleyan Nine in -.
Victory Over Midland
Fremont. Neb., May 12. (Spe
cial.) Midland's debut in intercol
legiate baseball circles resulted in a
6 to 4 defeat at the hands of Wes
leyan's nine in a game that appeared
to" be ofte ice for the 'warriors until
the last of the ninth. ' Rogge, Wes
leyan moundsman, allowed but two
hits. Nixon started for the war
riors but was forced to make way
for Dumler in the third frame. Nixon'
stayed in the game, however, and
donned the catcher's mask.
The warriors showed up well in
running bases, bringing in four runs
with two hits.
Schlaifcr and Padgett
Meet in-Bout Tonight
"'Kid Schlaifer, Omaha welter
weight, and "Cowboy" Padgett. Do
lores, Colo., will meet in a ten-round
bout at Davenport, la., tonight.
- Tonight's meeting will be the se
cond time these two welters have ex
changed punches, Padgett won the
first; ts- -
Girl Swimmer Heals
Own ISO-Yard Record
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The remarkable feat of clipping
nine and three-fifth seconds from her
ovn record for the 150-yards back
stroke lias been accomplif hed by
Miss Sybil Baurr, swimming expert
of the Illinois Athletic club, at Clii
riigo. This speedy "mermaid" is
only 18 years old. She holds the
vorld'j record for the 50. 100 and
t.r0-yard bark stroke events.
Hastings Wins From
. Doane Tracksters
Hastings, May 12. (Special.)
Hastings college defeated Doane col
lege in a dual track meet. 95 to 45,
at Hastings yesterday. The Bron
chos scored freely in the dashes and
hurdles.
Hastings won the relay by 20
yards. Shcnik, Hastings, broke state
record in the quarter-mile'in 52 sec
onds flat.. The old record was 52 1-5 I
seconds. - - ' - ' -;
Summary:
100-Yard laeh Harrla, Haatlnga;
Sbenlk, Hastings; Anderson, llaatlnga.
Time, 11 second..
130-Yard High Hurdles Young," Haat
lnga; .Grlige. Haattiigs; Johnston, Doane.
Time, II 1-1 aeaonda.
440-Yard :paah Schonlck, Haatlnga;
Anderson, Hastings; Cook, Doan. Time,
53 seconds, .
180-Yard Dash Coleman.. Doane; Har
rla. Hastings; Cram, Doane. Time,
3:01 J-G. i ,
One Mile Coleman, TVoane! ' Johnson,
Hastings; Hajncy, Hastings. Time,
4:65 3-1. '
Shot Put Harris. Hastings: Wendorff.
Doane: Spear, Haatlnga. Distance, 34
feet 4 Inches
Discus Throw Harrla, Haatlnga: Wen
dorff, Doane I Buck, Doane. Distance, 131
feet 3)4 Inches.
Hammer , Throw Wendorff, Doane;
Corey, Doane; Harris, Hastings. Distance.
104 (eet I lachea.
Javelin Cams, Hastings; Spear, Hast
ings; Yansman, Doane. Distance, l!l feet
10 Inches.
Broad Jump Anderson, Haatlnga; Spen
cer, Doane; Young and Tholin. Distance,
1 feet 4 Inches.
Relay Hastings won, Anderson, Am
brose, Rasp, Shenlk.
Two Mlles Chandler, Haatlnga; Hlebe,
Roane: Anderson, Hastings, Time
10:43 3-5.
S20 Low Hurdles Griggs and Spear, tie;
Hull and Ambrose, tie, Hastings. Time,
57 seconds. ,
230-Yarda ': Dash Shenlk, Hastings;
Raap, Haatlnga;, Griggs, Anderson, tie,
Haatlnga. Time, 23 3-5 aeconda
High Jump Maunder, Haatlnga: John
ston, Doane: . lllggenbotham, Hastings.
Distance. 5:3. "
Pole: Vault Hull, Haatlnga; Johnston,
Doane; Hlebe. Doane. Distance, 11 feet.
Lincoln High Nine '
. Defeats Ulysses, 9-8
Lincoln. May . 12. (Special Tele
eram.l The Lincoln .Hich crlir.nl
baseball team won from Ulysses high
t riday afternoon,' 9 to 8. The game
was fast and. was Ulysses' game un
til Lincoln went to bat in the ninth.
With two men down, two men on
bases and two strikes on the batter,
the Ulysses twirler threw wild to
Third Baseman C. Hiller, a one-armed
lad, and three scored. C. Loomis
struck out, but the Ulysses catcher
dropped the ball and Lewis was safe
at first, while McNeil scored on the
play, winning the game."
The score by innings:
Lincoln J 0 4 13 10 0 3 ' Ej
'y?' '" 0 0 6 1 0 28 IS 6
R. Bol!n'Brm a"d 9lA'i C- Bolen an1
Umplrea--Earl Johnson and Doane. "
Baseball Dope
OmCIAX SCORES WFFK
XXDIXO SATURDAY, HAT 1J.
.'. ..V Wester League. -
V-" .. " MM. 1 Tot.
" M. T. W. WK. T... F. S. R.
Omaha i s x IS 4 4 .. ' -Tulsa
- 17 li... T 28 -'x.' x
Sioux City x 3 t 4 10 15....
Denver 3. 13 It 17 ' x 8 ,.
Dea Moines 3 4 4 12 11 s
Wichita 3148.4 x . ..
St. Joaeph 13 x 21 B 3 .,
Okla. City x, 17 1 is .1 ; 1 . ..
Katlaaal League.
XfW.
' Tot.
S. R.
V T. W. WK. T
F.
. t
7
- 7
4
3
C
7
I
Brooklvn ' 7
Phila'phla x
13
4
10
3
7
Mew York x
Chicago x
Boatoa x
St. Loula x
Cincinnati x
Pittsburgh 3
II
America League,
Mid.
Tot.
1L 'T. W. WK. T. F. 8. R.
Detroit 4
St. Loula c
4 10
23
14
i t
5 13
5 4
7 1
Cleveland 14
Chicago 6
Boston - 3
Wash'toa 5
24
14
1J
12
1 4
3 5
3 i
4 19
1
24
Phila'phia 4 15
4 4
. American Association.
MM
Tot.
S. R.
1L T. W WK. T.
Kin. ntv t 7
16
4 If
Milwaukee 11 14
In'aoolia 17
24
4 . x
25 It
23 ' 5
Louiavtll 14
a
Min apo'ts x 3 11
14
4
4
4
4 10 ..
St. Paul
x 7 ..
x - ..
1 4 1
Toledo x
t'l,"nbv x
No gams.
Half Dozen Homers
Feature Browns-
Athletic'sGame
Kenneth William Geti
Klevenlb Circuit Clout of
Preient Scon Final
St ore, 13-4, St. Louii.
BTxaaMMaaiaapal
l'liillclibU, May li Six home
fiina fratuicd the tint same of the
St Louis erics today, in which the
Brown defeated Philadelphia. 1J to
4. Kenneth William hit hi Hlh
homer of the teaton. while Slater,
McManu. Dyke, Millrr and Shor
ten alo made circuit clouts,
St. Louit drove Karri and Moore
from the mound while Shocker held
the local tafely. Score:
rr. io-ui I PHiUDti'm
AH. HO a' a."-OA
T.la rf 3 14 4 Yaai . lb 4 111
libber, sa I 4 4 Jesua. Ik I i I 4
MMtsoa. 4 4 4 4 4' Walker. II 9 4 4 4
NuUr. Ik 4 4 II 4 Pwklaa.( 4 4 4
Hiuiana.ir I I 4 4 ruhnaaa. f 1114
tmULr 44 I' Millar, ef I 4
Hhonaa. 4 I 4 4 rf 4 4 14
l.ih. ah 1 1 rl),kaa.3h 4 114
MrMuua,3b 4 I I V'ltMiw. 414
be,aar, I I I l'Hsma.4, 4 4 4
. -iisustr - - -
TMSI4 44 II 37 II Mnm ' 4 4 4 4
, . ramMl. ,4 4 4 1
Mrliewaa 144
I Totals ' 34 17
Batted for Harrla In eeventh.
llalted fur Yarrlaoa In ninth.
cora by Inning:
Ut. Louts 4 4 114 111 411
J-hlladoliihia 4 4441 44 14
nummary Runa; Tobln III. Staler (21.
Williama. Shorten (2). Ellerba 43). Mc
Manua (2). Hhouker 12), Young, Miller.
Iyke. Krrora: llerber. Kllerb, Young.
Twn-aaaa hlta: Fuhrman. Johnston. Home
rune: Staler, Mi Menus. Shorten. Killer.
Williama. Dykrs. Stolen base; Slalar.
louhla plays: Uerber McManua Slater,
lalloway-.lohnalon. Left on bases: St.
Louie, 4; Philadelphia. 4. Base an balla:
otf Moor. 3; oft Shocker, 3. Struck out:
By Harrla. 8: by Yarrlaon. I; by Shocker.
4. Hlta: Off Harrla. I In 7 Innlnga: off
Moore, 1 In 1 Inning; off Yarrlaon. non
In 1 Inning. Hit by pitched ball: Tobln.
by Moor. Losing pitcher: Harrla. Um
pires: Wilson and Connolly. Time: 1:2.
Rett Wei' Defeat Whlta Sax.
Boston, May 12. Boston defeated
Chl-aao. I to 0. today In tha flrat gam
of their aerlca here. Qulnn held til vial
tora to four hlta. no two ot which cam
In any nna Inning. Boston hit McWeeny
and Aroata hard. Jo Harrla waa ahlfted
to first bas from tha outfield for Boatoa
and played welL Score:
CHICAGO. B08TOX. '
AH. n. O.A.I AR.H.O A.
Jnhnana, ss 4 0 1 3'lelbnld. ef 3 114
Htrunk. rf 4
K. trolllna. 2b 4
Hooper, rf 4
Pslk. If 3
Rheelr. lh " 3
MM'lell.n. 3b 3
HrJialk. e. 3
MrWaeny. p 0
Aeoau. p . 1
Haven port, a 4
Mostil 1
1 8 SI Mrnnskv. u
0 0 L Pratt. 3b
1 S OiRmlh, rf
1' 0 O'Dusan, aa
0 I 01 Harris, lb
8 1
1 4
4 3
4 4
I 4
4 1
1 1
4 1
1 11 4
3
4
0
1
0
1 S'TMttmaer. 3b
8 4lRuel.e
4 01 Qulnn, p
I 4 1
till
4 4 11
4 0 01
0 0 0 Totals
4 4 0
V 14 27 It
Totals - SO 4 14 111
. 'Batted for Acosta In eighth.
Score by Innings: '
Chicago ft 4 0 4 4 4 04
Boston 1 4 4 1 3 0 0 0 I t
Summary Runa; Llebold (2).' Pratt, Du
es n (2). Errors: Strunk, Schalk. Dugan.
Two-base hlta: Dugan, Harrla, Ruel.
Stolen base: Pratt. Sacrifice hitsi Men-
osky, Plttenger, Smith (2). Double play:
Harria-Dugan, Dugan-Harria. Left on
baee: Chicago. 4: Boaton, 8. Baa on
balla: Oft McWeeny.. 4; oft Acoata. 2; oft
Qulnn. 2. Struck out: By McWeeny, 1;
1. y Acosta, 1 : by Davenport. 1 ; by Qulnn.
2. lilts: Off McWeeny, 7 In 4 1-3 In.
nlngs; off Acosta, 3 In 1 1-3 Innlnga; off
Davenport, none In 1 Inning, Losing
pitcher: . McWeeny." Umplrea: Owena,
Walah and Chill. Time: 1:34. -
Yankee. 14 1 Tigers, a.
New York, May 12. Fewater'a home
run with the bases full In the eighth in
ning enabled New York to defeat Detroit
In a hard-hitting contest here today, 14
to 8. Score:
DETROIT.
NEW YOBK.
AH. H. O. A.
AB. H. O. A.
4 18
Blue, lb
4 3
4 3
1 0
Witt, rf
Fawner, If
Baker. 3b
Millar, ef
Pint, lb
Ward. 3b
Scott, sa
Srbang. e
Hort, p
Murray. V
Mars, p '
Jones; 3b
Hancy. 3b
Cobb, cf
Veach. If
Heilmann, rf
(Mark. 2b
Rlgner. as
Bsssler, o
Olson, p
Woodall ;
Oldham, p
role
Maninn
: 8
8
8
3
3
3
4
8
; a
i
114
li 4
3 1
li 1
4 3
1 II
3 "
1 11
Totals ,
3 14 27 14
FlajsteatJ 0
- Totals 34 14 II 12
Batted for Olson in fifth. '
Batted for Woodall in fifth.
Batted for Oldham in ninth.
Ran for Manton. In ninth. . -Scor
by Innlnga:
Detroit ; 1 1.0 4 ft 2 1 2 (
New York i 1.1 1 4 X ID
Summary Runa: Blue (4). Jones,
Veach, Bassler, Flagatead, Witt, Fewater,
Maker, Miller, r-ipp, ward, scott .
Mays. Errors: Bassler: Scott. Two-base
hits: Ward, Scjiang. Home runa: Scott,'
Jones, Fewster, Miller. Stolen bases:
Schang, Cobb. Sacrifice hits: Olson,
Veach (2), Rlgney. Left oq bases: New
York, 7; Detroit, 6. Base on balls: Jlt
Hoyt, 3: off Olson, 2: off Oldham. 3.
Struck out: By Hoyt. 3: by Olson, 1; by
Oldham, 1. Hits: Oft Olson, 7 In 4 In
nings; off Oldham, 7 In 4 Innings: off
Hoyt. 1 Oin 7 innings (none out In eighth);
off Murray. 1 In 1-3 Inning; off Maya,
3 In 1 1-3 Innlnga. Hit by pitched ball:
Pipp. by . Oldham. Winning pitcher:
Mays. Losing pitcher: Oldham. Um
pires: Nallln and Morlarlty. Time: 1:07.
Senators, 5; Indiana, 4. '
Washington. May 12. Washington took
the' opening gam ot the series with
Cleveland today. 6 to 4. Erlckson waa
effective after the first inning, although
unusually wild. The locals bunched hit
otf Coveleakle In three different round.
Brower'a homer with one on baa In th
fifth producing their winning margin..
Prior to the game there waa a flag-raising
in observation of "National Hospital
day." participated In by Secretary Denby
and Maj, Oen. John A. I.ejeune. commandant-
of the marine corpa. Wounded vet
erana of the world war were guests at the
game. Score: i
CLEVELAND.
WASHINGTON.
AB. H. O. A.
An. H. O. A.
Jamieson. If
5
4
3
4
1 1
4 4
Ruth. 3b
Harris. 2b
Rice, cf
.Tudse, lb :
Brower, rf
Ooilln. If
Gherritv. e.
feckinp'th.
Erlckson, p
Totals
4 112
W'bsganss. 2
Speaker, cf
Mclnnla. lb
Sewrll. as
Oardner. 3b .'
Wood, rf
2 3
3 0
8 4
8 4
1 1
8
1 3
0 4
1 . 1
3 1.1 2
1 1 IS
4 0 1
O'Neill, e
1 0-3
rorelMkie, p 3 0 3
Oraney
10 0
38 11 27 10
Totals 29 B 24 101
Batted for Coveleakle In ninth.
Score by Innings: .
Cleveland ft 0 1 ft 4 4 04
Washington 1 1 4 4 1 4 4 4 x 6
Summary Runs: s Jarhleeon. - Wambs
gans. Sewell (3), Bush. Harris. Judge
(2), Brower. Errors: None. Two-baae
hits: Speaker,' 8ewell. Harris, Goelln.
Home run: Brower. Stolen baa: Speaker.
sacrinc. hlti ErlcWson. Doubl play:
Speaker-wambsganas. Left on baaes:
Cleveland, 7; Washington. 8. Base on
ball: Off ErlclAon. 4; off off Coveleakle.
3. Struck out: By Coveleskte. 8; by
Erlckson. 6. Umpires: Evans, Hlldebrand
and Dlneen. Time: 3:04.
Willard l raining, for
Bout With Jack
Los Angeles, May 12. Jess Wil
lard is in town. The best informa
tion available indicates that he is in
training; but he declined today to see
newspapermen,- to divulge his plans
or his hopes, or to say anything
about whether he wanted to fight
Dcmpsey again, or had anything in
prospect along pugilistic lines.
Willard has been here- two weeks
or more, but nobody knew it until
newspapermen, working on informa
tion received from eastern points,
traced him to a leased home in a
quiet residence section, where the tel
ephone iwas listed Under another
name, and where Jess himself was
admitted to be living, but could not
, be seen, !
BuyeBallResiills
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WCHTUN UUItlC
IMavaaUag a,
W. U v W. I. Pet.
L lataafe 11 4 Jo Tula II 14 .:!
ttxawa 14 4 .ail tsa Mattal It I' .
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Oka. iM II 14 .11 Oawaa II 1 At
Vaalarlay ' Heaalt.
(laaaaa, ( Iks Mataaa, I.
H. Jwpk, I: (klkaaa Cllf. U
(iky, I a I Danver, I.
(N ikr gam ,'bdul4
T4" Isaaas.
Oasaaa al IX Mata,
Miaaa City at iMntar.
oklabawa IH at at. Jataph.
Tula 41 Wlvlllla,
XATIOKAt. IXAQiW.
m. u. rvt I w I. rvt
14 4 ,rfPkas4ltlg I II .4'4
II 14 .SlllWIutU 14 If .31
K Terk
tawaa
Mia II 11 .Ml'KuMa 14 ,y:l
flUskwsa II II JMI Mrtoklr II 12 .4:1
twlaeaaj' Keaall.
Naer Terk, f kit. Loula, t.
Cincinnati, 1; Brooklyn, (. ,
Philadelphia. It Chirac. 4.
nilaborga. I) Boston, I,
Ted ay' .
Beaten al Pittsburgh
raoaiya at CineinnalL . '
New York at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Ml. Lout.
AMEBIC AM LEAD IE.
aiaadlngs.
w. u rvt 1 w. u rvt
14 4 .l4TUIa4alahl It 14 .44
14 t Ml Roo 14 It .431
15 13 .WlXlmll II 14 .t-1
It 14 .444 W'aahlnsta 4 II.. 174
Ka Terk
at. Leul
Isreisnd
Vratfraay' Remits.
Boston. I; Chicago. 4,
New York. 14: Detroit. I.
at. Laula, II; Philadelphia. I.
Washington. I; Cleveland. 1
Tday' flame.
Cleveland at Washington.
St. Leul t Philadelphia,
Detroit at New York.
Chicago at Boaton.
. AMEBICA.V ASKOCIATION
v Utaadliifs.
XT I. m I w
W. I., Prt.
II II ...-
II 14 .841
II 13 .404
I M .134
lllnnaapella 17 ,Mi Columbus
innisflsaoiis is v .twiim. Paul
Ullaeskea 14 II .M' liulttllla
Kansas City 13 II ,3M Toledo
Yetrdy' Usaall.
St. Paul, 7; Toledo. 4.
Kanaaa City, II; liulavlll. ;
Minnsapolla, 14; Columbus, I, Eleven
Inning.)
(No other game scheduled )
Today' Caanr.
Toledo at Minneapolis.
Columbus at St. Paul.
Indianapolis at Kansas City.
Loulsvlll at Milwaukee.
Soathera Aaaorlalloa,
I.lttl Rock, 10; Birmingham,
Chnttenooga, I; Atlanta, 1,
Memphis, 0: New Orleana, 1.
Nashville, I; Mobil, 7.
Coast Knoll.
At Loa Angelra
R. H. E.
Seattle ,. v 1 10 1
Vernon j. 8 I 4
Batteries: Dalley, Flnneran and Tobln;
Dell and Hannah.
At Salt Lake City
. R. H. E.
San Francisco 10 17 1
Salt Lake City 3 111
Batteries: Scott and Agnew; Bromley,
Thurston and Byler.
Carpentier Gives f
Toast to Lewis
Declares English Champ Is a
"Good Sportsman'' at ,
' Dempsey's Banquet. ' '
London, May 12. In a room
which serves as' the monthly meet
ing place for the modern perpetrators
of the Knights of King Arthur's
round table, three of the most dis
cussed knights of the roped arena,
Jack Dempsey, Georges Carpentier
and Ted (Kid) Lewis, and their
managers and trainers, and 30 British
and American newspaper men. had
luncheon today as the guests of
Dempsey and Jack Kearns, who are
sailing tomorrow for New York.
' At the luncheon Kearns forecast a
return- fight between Dempsey and
Carpentier in Europe within a year.
He said that an agreement for a
meeting between the two heavy
weights hi London or Paris before
next May had been reached between
himself and Francois Descamp.
According to Kearns, he and Des
camps decided to leave the promo
tion of the bout to the person offer
ing the best terms for it. Neither
Carpentier nor Dempsey is prohib
ited from engaging in 1 encounters
with other men prior to the battle in
Europe, but a defeat for either of the
heavyweights would result in the
agreement being automatically can
celed. During the luncheon Carpentier
toasted Lewis, who was defeated by
the Frenchman Thursday evening.
He called ewis "a good sports
man." ' .. ' '
. Jack Dempsey said Carpentier was
the best man he ever encountered.
William Doak Now in
Baseball's Hall of Fame
New York, May 12. William
Doak of the Cardinals has made
room for himself in the 1922 hall of
pitching aces by holding the Giants
to one wee hit that a slow moving
bunt by Bancroft in his first attempt
at the bat , -. .
The St. Louisians won,, gathering
enough hits off the slants of Phil
Douglas to count twice. Incidentally
it was the first shutout of the season
for the world champions.
Vet of Famous Battle
Dies in Missouri Home
Centralis , Mo., May 12. Thomas
Durk, 97, is dead at his home near
Murray, south of here. "
Mr, Durk. was a British soldier in
the battle of Balaklava and witnessed
the charge of the Light Brigade,
made famous by Tennyson's poem.
He was a great walker and frequent
ly made trips to Columbia, a distance
of 20 miles, scorning all offers to
ride.
Five Major and Western
League Batters.
Western League.
AB. R. rt. r.
Manaah, Omaha 2 10 S3 48
Fisher. St. Joe...... 55 7 81 48
Elsh. Sioux City.... .25 IS 22 41
East. Wichita 2 101 34 44
Mlddleton, Ok. City..24 104 23 43
American League.
O AB R H
Bisler, St, Louis 24 106 . 2 43
Witt. New York 13 55 12 24
Speaker, Cleveland ..24 20 31
gevereld, St. Loul ..25 101 14 44
O'Neill. Cleveland ....IS 53 5 20
National League.
. O AB R H
Toporear. St. Louis ..17 45 II
Maranvllle. Pittsb'gh. .23 17 21 38
Bigbe. Pittsburgh ...Zi 3 1
Kelly, New Tork 21 44-17 34
Aiorasby, St. Lou. ...23 II 20 33
Pet.
.44
.441
.432
.4X1
.404
Pet.
.406
.400
.H4
.388
.3SJ
Pet;
.422
.402
.381
.386
.331
Cincinnati Reds
Take Close Game
From Brooklyn
Smith's Wiltlnesi in Lait In
ning Enables Dotlgeri to
Cop Necessary Tally
to Win.
Cincinnati, May 12. - Cincinnati
won an exciting game from Brook
lyn here today, 7 to 6, throuch
through Smith' wildnr( in lh
ninth inuiiiir. Markle, who pitched
only one ball to one baiiman in the
ninth. W44 given credit under the
rulei for the victory. Score:
ooKi.Tf. I mmTi.
AH H O A ' AN H O A
Hiik aa 414 Rtme cf 4114
Jaftn.aa. Willi lMatr), lb ,4 III I
T tirifnia, if I I tMwrsn If 4 I I 4
Wheal. If 4 11 n.. in 1 I a
Min. 414 Hsmr. rf illl
Mr.nrni. U 1 I 11 a II. a till
Diana tk III 4 rwi. sa 4111
jL-rr- i : !K? ..si.
Tstsla 31 It 13 13 MsrkU a I
" ------ 4 . . u - A A A. a
roMrc w w w w
reals 31 I 17 II
On aul whtn winning run scared.
netted for lrpr In eialiih.
Batted for larkl la ninth.
Scor by Inning! . .
Brooklyn 1 1 I 1-
Cincinnati 1 II 1
Summary nuna: Jnhaslnn. Wheat 111,
Vyare l!l. B clrlffllh, Hume. Iaubert,
THncan. (21. Ilargrava. Plnelll, Konsca
F.rrn.s: on. To.ha hit: Bums. B,
lirlffMh. Cavenev. Thre--r.es hlta: (Hsnn.
.tohn.tnn. Ilararara. Wheat. Bacrific
lilts: Olson. Plnelll. Ilargrav. Hums,
laulMrt. Kounl nlaya: Bohn-Cvney.
I'auhort raeeney-llohne-Dauherl, Olson.
B. Urlffllh. Left on haws: Brooklvn. 7;
Cincinnati, t. Ilea on halls: Off Smith,
4: off rnurfc. 1. Struck out: By Couch. 1.
Hlta: OffCourh, II In I 2-3 innlnga: off
Markl. mm In 11 Innlna Hit by pitched
hstl:' Bonne, by Smith. Winning pltrheri
Markl. Umpires; lloran and CJulgley.
Tim: 1:34. ,
Plillllc. Ti Cobs. 4.
Chicago. May 11 Rrratlo fielding,
coupled with base on ball and timely
hitting, enabled Philadelphia In make a
clean aep of tha aerie with Chicago, by
taking the final gam today. 7 to 4. The
locals hit (J. limit h hard, but In only on
Inning wer they ahl to bunch them.
Home run by Crime and King featured.
The score:
THILADKU'niA. I CHICAIO.
A. HO A" . AH. no A.
Kln. If 1 3 1
Itsnn, xh S1
walker, rf 4
Williams, rf 4 1
4 0' "tats, rf 5 14 4
1 3 llnllnrhrr. aa II 1 0 I
3 a1 Keileher. b
1 I'flrlmee. lb
1 flack, rf
1 J!Krlhn. if
4 fl Rarber. If
1 1'Terrr, !b
4 4 14
4 17 1
Psrklnmn, 2b 4 1
1 4 4
Fletcher, is H
1
1
1rle. lb
Benllne.
U. Smith, p
3 1
14 4
14
4 4 0
111 1' 'Millrr
1 Knit. 2h
31 7 27 14'n'ranell. 4
Totals
1
I
unties, p
'railsshsn
'Stieisrd, p
. I Mslsel
1 1 4
1 4 4
4 0
1 1
I Totals 37 14 ": "i
Batted for Jnnea In aeventh.
Batted for Terry In eighth.
Batted for Stucland In ninth.
Score by Innings:
Philadelphia 4 111114 17
Chicago 0 1 t 0 1 1 04
Summary Buna: King. Walker (21,
Williama. Levle (21. Henllne. Stats. Hoi.
locher. Grime (2). Errors: Fletcher,
Stats. Keileher, Flack. O'Farrell (2),
Jones. Two-baa hit: Hollocher. Three
base hit: ' Grimes. Home runa: Grimes,
King. Sacrifices: William. O. Smith.
Lett on baaea: Philadelphia, 10; Chicago,
7. Bases on balls: Off Jones. 5: off O.
Smith, 1; off Stueland. 1. Struck out:
By Junes, 4: by O. Smith. 1! by 8tueland.
1. Hits: Off Jones, 6 In 7 Innings; off
Stueland. 1 In 1 Innlnga. Losing pitcher:
Jones. Umplrea: McCormlck, Rlgler and
Pflrman. Time: 2:10.
Pirates. 5; Brarrs. 1.
Pittsburgh, May 12. Pittsburgh won
from Boston today by a acore of 5 to I,
driving Watson from th box in tha fifth
Inning. Traynor's three-bagger came with
the base filled. Carlson was hit hard In
th fourth Inning, when th visitors
scored all their runs on five hits. Maran
vill went hitleaa today, after securing a
hit in II straight games. Tel low horse
pitched the last five Innings and held
Boston scoreless. Score:
BOSTON. I PITTSBURGH.
AB.H.O A I AB. H O. A.
Powell, cf
4 4
4 I
OlMlrsnrlltl, i
4 1 Carey, cf
OiBlsbee, If
01 Ens. 2b
UTraynor, lb
UMiieiler. rf
2j;rlmm. lb
1 1 MftttOT. ti
Kopf. ss
Soiitnw'th, rf
2
1
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
cruise, ir x
Boerkel. 3b 4
Holke, lb 4
Ford. 2b 4
O'Neill, a ' 1
rhrlitenbury 1
Miller. i 0
"Nicholson , -
Wason. p 3
Marouird. D I
2 2
2 1
0 3
0 0
OlCsrllon, p
01 Yellowhorie, p 3 1 1 1
1 0
0 0
1 0
01 Tottli 32 I 27 13
01
01
Gowdr, o
Totals II 91 101
Batted for O'Neill In eevepih.
Batted for Miller in ninth.
Score by Innings:
Boston 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 3
Pittsburgh 0 0 0 0 4 4 0 1 5
Summary Buns : Kopf. Southworth.
Boeckel. Carey. Blgbee. Una, Traynor,
Tellowhorse. Errors: Maranvllle, Tray
nor. Two-baa hits: Sauthworth, Grimm;
Traynor. Three-base hlta: Powell, Tray
nor. Stolen bases: Boeckel, Carry, Big
bee (2). Sacrifice: Cruise. Left on
baaes: Boston. 5: Pittsburgh. 7. Bases
on balls: Off Watson. 3; off Miller. 1.
Struck out: By Miller,. 1 by Carlson, 2.
Hits: Off Wataon, 7 In I Innings; off
Marquard, 0 In 1 Inning: off Miller. 3 In
2 innlnga; off Carlson, 8 In 4 Innlnga: off
Tellowhorse. 1 In I' linnlngs. Winning
pitcher: Tellowhorse. Losing aitcher:
Watson. T'mplres: Klem and Sentenelle.
Time: 1:43.
, St. Loula Beats Giants. ,
St. Louis. May 1 2. St. Louis evened the
series with the Giants here this after
noon, winning, 7 to 6. in 10 innings, aftet
Jesse Barnes of no-hlt-no-run fame had
been chased from'the hill by a barrage of
binglea in the first Inning. Causey, who
relieved him, was not effective and gave
way to Shea. Jonnard took his place and
Art Nehf finished. .. . ' -
Frank Frlsch broke Into the first game
of the season since hie injury and got
two doubles and a stolen base. - Fburnler
made a circuit awlpe off Barnes In the
first with two on base. The winning run
resulted from a freak blngle by- Mc
Henry. which Groh permitted to dribble
alolng the third base line for a safety,
while Stock scored. The' score:
yEWYOHK. I ST. Loms.
AB.H.O. A.I AB.H.O. A
Bancroft, sa
Frlsch. 2b
Ciroli. 3b
Youns. rf .
Meussl. If
Kelly, lb
Skinner, cf
Ti. Smith, e
Snyder, e
Oaitm. e
Barnes, p
Csusev. n
2i J. Smith, rf
3 13 0
1 0 0 A
S Srhulu:, rf
I'Toporcer, si
01 stock. Sb
fl1 Wornihy. 2b
41 Fottmler. lb
OlMcHenry. If
1 ' Heathonte, cf
I) Alnsmlth. o
1 Clemone. e
OjWslnes. p
(tl Bl.errtel. rt
nJ""Mann
5 14 0
3 10 1
3 0 0 3
5 3 10 0
nit
on
o o
'Cunningham 1 1
Hnes. n
"latTllngi
"Berrr
Trtunsrd. p
Xehf. p
2 fl
1
l Totall
38 1 30 1
n n ni
0 t (II :
fl o a1 ,
cnttls 38 'fl 2 l'l .
. Two out whpn winning run scored.
Batted for Csusey in third.
Batted for Shea itn eighth.
- Ran for Snvder in eighth.
'Ran for Alnsmlth In -sixth.
Score hv Innings:
Mew Tork 001004001 01
St. Louis 4 40403000 1 7
Summary Runs: Bancroft (2), Young.
Meusel. Kelly. Skinner, J. Smith, Torpor
cer. Stock, Hornsby, Fournier. Heath
cote, Mapn. Errors: Frlsch. Groh, Young
(2). Skinner. Heathrote. Two-base hits:
Frlsch (2), Young. Stock. Three-base hit:
Fournier. Home run: Fournter. Stolen
base: Frlsch. Sacrifices: Stock. Haines,
Youne-, Groh. pouble play: Bancroft-Frlsch-Kelly-Snyrler.
Left on bases:
New York. I; St. Louis. 4. Bases on
balla: Off Brns. 1: off Haines. 1: off
Causey, 1; off Sherdel, 2; ofr Shea, 2.
Struck out: Hr Haines, S; by Sherdel, 3:
by Shea, 1. Hits: Off Barnes. 3 in 3 1-3-innings:
off Nehf. 3 in 2 Innings; off
Causey. 1 iln 1 Inning; off Haines. 7 in
S Innings: off Shea. 2 In 5 Innings; off
Sherdel. 3 in Innings: off Jonnard. 1
In 1 Inning. Winning pitcher: Sherriel.
Losing pitcher: Nehf. Umpires: Hart
and O'Day. Time: 2:21.
' Oahknsh Wins.
Oehkosh. Neb.. May 12. Oahkosh de
feated Scottabluff on the local grounds.
11 to 3, this week. John Roudebueh and
Golden were the local'a battery. Stack
honee put over a bome run with bases
full, nulling Oahkosh in the lead. This
ia Oshkosh's first Tic
Student Play 90
Holes in 9 Hours
Princeton, N. J., Mir II On
wager that h could not play 90
holes of golf In 12 hour, an aver,
agt of leu than IS stroke to II,
Robert W. Wininngir. captain of
the Princeton golf team and win
ntr of tha Lakewood tournament
last week, ynterdajr completed
tha unuiual fiat in lea than nine
hour. Hi ' avcre waa 77
atrokca. His cora for the II
holt were 10, 71. 77. 73 and 74.
Society Girls
to Usher at
Fight Benefit
San Francisco, Cal., May I2.A
fight ihow sponsored by Mr. Daniel
C. JacMing, utile of the Utah and San
FrancUco milling magnate, and with
iiocicly girl a unheri, it to lie given
in the Civic auditorium here on the
evening of May 18 for the benefit of
the forthcoming annual convention of
the Diiablcd American Veteran of
the World War.
The boxing talent to appear will
include Joe Azevctlo, former light
weight championship contender. An
"added attraction" in the shape of
a bout between a couple of locicly
men i being arranged.
Norfolk Victor
Over Lincoln
Elk Horns Open Nebraska
State League Race With
3 to 2 Victory.
N'orfolk. Xcb.. May 12. Timely
hitting by the Elk llonij won the
first game of the State league season
here today bv the score of 3 to 2.
Specce won his game with a single
in the last inning. Specce kept his
hits well scattered until the firnt half
of the ninth inning, when McCoy
brought in the tie score with a homer.
A double by Carrig and the local
pitcher's single ended the game.
Score1
I.LNC01.V.
KOBFOI.K.
AB. H. O. A.
AH. II O. A.I
Wells. If
4 10 0 HSrtlorel. 7
4 4 12
Orr. u 4 11 OiMrAlpine,
4 I 1
Wood, er 4 11 OiMarr. 3D
McCoy, tk 4 11 4i Moore, rf
Hlu-k. rf - 4 1 2 01 Rouse, rf
Jimker. 3b 4 3 2 J'Het.rtr. lb
lire, lh 3 0 4 OIKcellmin.
Bool, a 3 4 12 1 Speecs. p
1 10 I
Bai y. p ioo .
1 Totals 24 5 27 I
Totals 33 I 24 4! .
Two out when winning run scored.
Score by Innings:
Lincoln 4 4 4 4 4 1 4 23
Norfolk 4 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 13
Summsry Runs': Wood. McCoy, Marr,
Bouae, Carrig. Errors: Bailey, Marr,
Speece. Two-base bits: Orr, Wood,
Spellman (21. Black. Zlnkar, Carrig.
Horn run:- McCoy. lft on baaea: Lin
coln. S; Norfolk. 6..- Passed "ball: Bool.
Double Dlav: SDeeea-Bartlocrl-Hagarty.
Hit by- pitched hall: Hagarty. Wild
pitch: Speec. Base on balls: off
Speec. 1; off Bailey. 3. Struck out: By
Bailey. 11; by Specce. 10. - Sacrifice files:
Spellman (2). Umpire: Snyder. Time:
2:10. Attendsnce: 1.204.
Falrbnry Beat Beatrice.
Beatrice. Neb., May 12. Beatrice loat
th opening gam to Fairhury today be
fore a record crowd of 2,500 fan. Be
atrice opened the acoring In the aecond,
Falrbnry tlelng the count In the third,
and from then on It was a pitchers' bat
tle between Wllley and Lotiileh. Beatrice
scored In the aeventh and seemed to hav
th gam on Ice until the ninth. Saore:
FA1BB0BY.
AB. H. O. A.
BEATRICE.
AB. H. O. A
Atherton. 2b 4 0 12
Clerelaad 1 0 2 2!
Adams, rf
Klrchner, lb
McDermotn, of 4 1 0 OQulnn. as
Belchle. If
4 0 3 OSchroeder, cf
O'Connor, e
Wlnebush. lh
Shlmerda, rf
Breen, ft
Loviih, p
Totals
3
3
3
.1
1 7 1
MoKee. If
0 13 0
10 0
Campbell. If
Parker. 3b
1 5 1
Hill. 2b
3 0 4 .llUnier. e
1 Wiley, p
31 4 27 111 Dull
I'Bltendorff
I Totals 30 27 (
Dull batted for Schrosder In ninth.
Blttendorff batted for Hill In ninth.
Score by Innings:
Falrbury
041 0 0 04 23
01040014 02
Beatrice
Summary-Rtina:
Relchle. O'Connor,
Breen. Campbell, Parker. Errors: Cleve
land. Sovlah, Klrchner (2), McKee, Hill.
Two-base hits: Wllley, Breen, O'Connor.
Stolen bases: Parker, Qulnn. . Sacrifice
hlta: Breen, Wlnebush. Struck out: By
Lovlsh, 6: by Wllley 3. Bases on balls'
Off Lovish, 3; off Wllley, 3. Hit by
pitched ball: Campbell by Lovlah. Double
plays: Qullnn. unassisted; Wlnebush.
unassisted. Earned runs: Beatrice. 1;
Falrbury, 0. Left on baaes: Beatrice, 5;
Fairhury, 4. Time: 1:60. Umolre:
Gondlng. Official scorer: J. D. Farls.
Attendance: 2,504
- Grand Island Wins.
Grand Island, May 12. The Third City
club ot the Nebraska. State league defeated
Hastings here today in the opening game
-by a score of 7 to 5. Beck was wild and
relieved at the mound for Hastings after
allowing seven free passes and five hit
In six Innings. The Third City crew's
fielding was Irrational, six errors being
chalked aganst It and three double plays
credted It. Fagan and Tomes knocked
out horn runa. A man was on baae both
times. Approximately 1,800 fans filled the
stands and bleachers. Score:
' BA8TING8.
. AB. H. O. A.
GRAND ISLAND. '
AB.H.O. A.
Amen, cf 4 0 1 ol
Hrsllp, 3b 4 12 4
Denton, si 6
1 0-3
1 0 41
0 7 01
Kooen. rr .
Mets. 2b
Warnstsff. cf
3 10 0
('ruin, b
14 11
Wlllettei. C
1 2 4
0 0 4
Hol'ssa'tlUb 4 8 12 1
Kosen, If
Knapp, 3b , . 4 0 1 0
Sedivlfc. lb
Ksgan. ss
Boberts. e ' -Pritchard,
p
' Totala
0 13
1 3
0 7
2 0
Tomes, If
Johnion, rf
Beck, p
Btbbltr. p .
Nelton
1 2 01
0 0 0
0 1 3
0 0 21
0 0
24 6 27 14
Totall 32 4 24 131
Batted for H,lbbler in ninth.
Score by Innings:
Hastings 1 0 4 0 0 1 4 3 05
"Grand Island ........ 0 2 0 2 3 0 1 0 x 7
Summary Runs: Crann (2), Tomes, Hol
ltngaworth (2), Warnstaff (2), Rogera,
Sedlvik. Fagan, Roberta, Pritchard. Er
rors: Wlllettea (), Hyslip. Met (2).
Rogers, Fagan. Roberts. Two-base hits:
Holllngsworth (3), Roben. Three-baae hlts
Crann. Home ruhs: Fagan and Tomea.
Double plays: Prltchard-Sedlvlk-Hysllp,
H;-sllp-Fagan, Mets-Fagan-Sedlvik. Stolen
basea: Fagan, Warnstaff, Crann. Sacrifice
hits: Hyslip, Rogera (2), Fagan, Amen,
Base on balls: Off Beck. 7; off Hibbler, 2;
off Pritchard, 6. Struck out: By Pritch
ard, 7; by Beck, 6; by Hibbler, 1. Hits:
Off Pritchard, 4 in I innings; off Beck,
5 In 5 innings; off Hibbler, 1 in 2 Innings.
Winning ptcher: Prtchard. Passed balla:
Wllettes (2). Umpire: Hawthorne.
National Volley Ball
Champs Challenged
by Denny Ryan's Stars
DENNY RYAN'S O. A. C.
volley ball team, champions
of Iowa and Nebraska, have
challenged the Pittsburgh team,
winners of the volley ball cham
pionship in the national tourna
ment at New York.
Ryan sent a challenge to the
champions .yesterday and a match
may be arranged soon.
The O. A. C. Tolley team mem
bers have a fat purse to "lay" the'
easterners that they can defeat
them.
Billy Lee Goes 1
to San Antonio
Club in Deal
xTsBTeTTeeeeeeeeeeT
Hurrh Civet Four rUyrri
Ax Within Two Dayi
' More Scheduled
to Co.
Billy" I-ee. Oma!:a WeiVern
It-ague lefiiirldcr. received the ur
lrie of hi life today lten he a
told by Barney Burch. owner and
manager of the Uutialoe. that he
had been told to the San Antonio
learn of the Texas league.
Lee, together with the other Buf
faloes', met at the Union station to
go to Drt Moinc where the club
open a four-game irriei thia after
noon. The team arrived at the na
tion before Burch. When the latter
breezed down the platform he no
ticed Lee.
Break Newt.
"Iley, 'Billy,' you're not going to
De Moines," laid Burch. "1 have
old you to the San Antonio club
of the Texa league."
l.ec looked up at Burrh and said
"The devil you did. When did all
this happen?
"Last night," replied Burch., "So
long."
Lee. together with "Cy" Lingle,
Omaha catcher. Irapes tomorrow
morninjr for Dallas. I.ingle was
traded to Dallas for Pitcher Dan
Tipple. Lee will join the San An
tonio club at Fort Worth, Tex.
Four Players Let Out.
Within the last two day Owner
Burch has released, sold or traded
four players, two of which had been
with the club since 1918. The first
Buffalo to get the axe was Pitcher .
Fred Wiginglon. He was sold to
Hastings of the state league.
Yesterday Burch released "Mult"
Wilson, hurler, . and today "Cy"
Lingle, catcher, and "Billy" Lee,
leftlieldcr, went by the boards.
Burch's recent clcan-uo camDaitm
has caused considerable talk among
the players.
Friends of Burch who confess to
be on the "inside" declare that
Omaha will have a brand new team
within a short time. Three more
Buffaloes are slated to purchase rail
road tickets soon.
1 O'Connor Comes Here.
Dick O'Connor, former Des Moines
Western league outfielder, who hit
Jo8 in "fa X earney s looo last sea
son, has been traded to the Omaha
club, according to an announcement
made this morning by Barney Burch.
U Connor was traded to Memohis
at the close of the 1921 season. He
reported to the Southern club, but
refused to play with Memphis.
Waiter I rcon, former Umaha
pitcher, and a cash consideration
were given for O'Connor. . . ,.
Forty Teams Enter
State Track Meet
Lincoln, May 12. Forty intcrscho-
lastic teams were entered today . in
the annual high school track and field
meet staged under the direction of
the University of Nebraska, which
will be run off on Nebraska field Sat
urday afternoon. This is the largest
number ever entered and indications
are that the total will approach fifty
before closing time tomorrow morn
ing. Nebraska and Iowa
State in Dual Meet
Lincoln, May 12. Coach Harry
Schultz put his squad of Cornhusker
track and field artists through the
final sprints today preparatory to
the dual meet with Iowa State col
legeof Ames, scheduled -to start
early tomorrow morning on Nebras
ka field. Ames' showing with Minne
sota last week has put the Nebraska
team on edge. .
Firemen Nine Trounce
U. P. Switchmen, 8 to 6
The Omaha fire laddies won from
the Union Pacific switchmen in a
game at Riverview park yesterday,
8 to 6. Jim Ryan was on the mound
for the victors. The Jireuien will
play a benefit game for the World
War veterans Decoration day.,
cArchek
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Dress Sale
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Values to $35.00
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School Roy Rejects
Dodgers Tryout Offer
Boise. Ida.. May I2.-Wil.
bcrt Robinson, manager of the
Brooklyn National liue
baseball club, yeaierday tele
graphed Victor Cameron, 19
year-old Boi High tchool
outfielder and pinch hitter, to
report for tryout. Cameron,
an all-around athlete, refused
the offer, however, in order to
complete hi last year in school
Willard Denies
He's Seeking Go
With Dempsey
I.O Angclr. May li.i.-s Wil
lard, heavyweight boxer, mentioned
in recent di.patclic from Paris as a
Eossible early opponent tor Jack
lempiry. ii not rckiuir a mum
match with the world' clu.npion. ac
cording to a statement attributed to
Willard today by a local newspaper.
Willard, vtho won the champion
ship from Jack Johnson and lost it
to Dempsey. arrived here yesterday,
but secluded himself. The newspa
per story quote Willard as bavin?
saia mat ins private business wa
Vl'IHg iiiiii un uic jiiiii. aim inn
he did not have time to give the ring
game serious thmielit.
Police Nine Will
Play Mid-City Team
The policemen' baseball team
will vie for supremacy with the Mid
City Motor Supply nine on the
Millrr park diamond at 9 a. m,
Sunday. Kruegcr, Lyon or McCoy
will hurl for the gun toters.
sae fit vhgkoi cmfwypp
Holdregc Nines; Wins
Soulhwevt Championship
Holdregc, Neb.. May J.-Ho!d-r.'ge
won from Orleana by the score
of 15 to 6. capturing the baseball
championship of southwest Ne
braska. Gepford for Holdrege struck out
11 men, while Coffrey of Orleans
struck out two.
Batteries: Holdrege, Gepford and
Davidson. Orleans, Coffrey and
Ekburg.
Holdrege boasts seven straight
victories and no defeats. It scored
72 points to its opponent's 28.
Wonderful
Values in
Machines
Saturday
Priced as
Low as
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satisfied users. ' .
Domestic
We have two, and both t
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White Rotary,
We have built up the largest
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White.
Davis
A couple of real bargains in
a well-known machine. '
New Home
A wonderful opportunity to
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