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THE flr-E: OMAHA. WEDNESDAY. MAY 24. 1022.
unuii y
Pittsburgh Boxer's Whirlwind
Style of Attack on Champion
Earns Him Judges' Decision
Mt lease 4 Wire.
Miditon Squtr f.ardrn, May -J
Harry Greb, the llahy l'uuburgh
scrapper, on lite American light
heavyweight championship in Madi
ron Square Garden tonight by de.
iraiing Gene Tunney,' the pride of
(irfrnwich Village, in IS apirited !
though not my icientific rounds.
Thrrt never vai a time during the
tourney that Greb eated up in hi
whirlwind atyle oi attack oil the to
tal boxer. Greb U aurely a buay
perton and he prgged more punchea
Tunney than the latter had prob.
ahly had to contend with before in
hit boxing career. There were mo
menu during the bout that it ap-
. a . i .: . -
.rarca itrcu w resorting 10 iuui
tactic, the crowd arcuing him of
holding and umnii hit head contin
ually in the clinches. .
'I he fun booed and hooted the
rittkburghcr for hi foul ork. but
the referee never paid any attention
to it. Kor the firt five rounds Tun
ney enjoyed a alight ede, cuffing the
I'itUhurglier around vwili lift and
right (hot to the body and at timet
appeared to he on hi way to victory
when he unffered a aevere cut over
the left eye during a scrimmage in
th sixth round.
The cut ovrr hi eye proved too
....Mi nf lunilii-an. the steady
utrram of blood blintliiig him. and
(Irrb taking advantage of the situa
tion never failed to make the dam
aged -optic hi target. There was
some who aid it a a butt from
the Tittsburgher that caured the
cut. although those up clone were
satisfied that it was a hard right
aniash itraight from the shoulder.
After the sixth round, Tunney
fought gamely, hut the handicap ap
peared too much for him and the
Pittsburgher rallied and steadily
piled up point to the end of the
fight. That gained him the judges
decision.
Omaha Bee l.eaaed Wire.
Madison Square tierden. Msy I J
Weirhta: tlreb. Ill": Tunney. 174V
The bettine was m 10 I on Oreb The
betting on 12 to i Greb enters the
lip
Bell
Ural Round.
Oreb elarled In til" usual fashion 1o
slnf punches In every direction at Tim
ner. They ruehed mo a clinch, bom yet
ting In aome ood body punchy. t.reh
smashed Tunney on the nose with a hard
l-ft, brlndm the rlaret. The ritts
burfher kept working hie arms around
like a windmill sending them alLover
funncy's fees and body. Tunney --lrove
two bar rights to Oreb -a fece . -reb
continued hla whirlwind at la-. rr
staggtred Oana with a left hook to tha
thin. Both men were clinched at tha
Round Two.
Grab aent lifht hook to fara and Gene
hooked a Hunt to tha body. Oreb hooked
a left to tha head and they clinched.
Grab landed two rights to tha head, in
a ollnch, Tunney got homo aomo food
punches. Greb aent a atraltht right to
faca and left to tha chin. Grab aent Tuli
ney baric on hla haela with a left and a
right to faca. but Tunney cama back
strong with hard lefto and rights to tha
body. Tunney tot home two mora strong
tefte to Greb'a mouth. Harry landed a
right on Gene's ear at tha bell.
Round Three.
Tunney hooked a left to tha month.
They daahed Into a clinch and there was
a fierce exchange, both landing left to
the face. Tunney forced Greb to tha ropea.
Oreb lent light left to the face and missed
a right for the head. Tunney forced Grab
to the ropea, landing left to tha jaw.
Gaaa landed another left on Grebe face
In Harry'a own corner, Greb ruined to
a clinch. Tunney hooked a right uppercut
to mouth. They were clinched again at
the bell. ).
Round Four. ,
The men daahed Into a clinch. Greb
waa cautioned for using hie head. An
other clinch followed. Both men get
ting in aome good body punchea. Greb
lipped to hla knees.' Tunney nailed
Greb with a terrific right to the chin and
aent a left ta the chin again. Tunney
hooked two hard lefta to the face and
forced him to the ropea. Tunney chased
Greb Into a neutral corner and rapped
him hard with both handa. Greb land
ed light left at tha end of the round.
Round FWe.
Tunney ehot a right to the heart and
hooked a left to the head. Greb missed
a right for the face and Tunney smashed
him with a hard right to the body. A
aeries of clinches followed '''
ed Grab with left and right to the mouth.
Tunney forced Greb to the ropea ana sie
gered him with a left to the mouth. Tun
ney had ail the best of the exchange
which follows In a clinch.. Ball.
Tunney nearly rorced Greb through-the
ropea In a clinch. Harry mlaaed a hard
tight for the head and Gene brought a
uipereut to Grebe face. Greb opened a
deep nih ever Tunney'a right oye with
a right blow. Tunney waa covered with
blood. Tunney forced Oreb to the ropes
and got home some good body punchea,
but was badly handicapped with the
blood atreamin over hla right eye. Greb
continued to nlay for the bad eye.
v . Bound Seven.
Greb Jumpnl at Tunney but missed
right awing for head. Greb aent light
lefta to Tunney'a mouth. Tunney ripped
hard right under Greb'a heart. Grab was
cautioned once mora for uaing hla head.
Tunney foroed Grab to ropea landing two
lefta to the body. Tunney got home two
more good lefta to Grab's face and re
peated the dose a moment later. Bell.
Round Eight.
Greb started atfer Tunney's bad optic,
but was short tn two tries. Greb hooked
a short left to Tunney'a right ear and
aent a hard right under Genoa heart.
Tunney ataggtd the Pittsburgher with a
atraight right to tha mouth and forced
him into a neutral corner. Greb hooked
a left to the stomach and aent Tunney
hack on hl heels with two lefts to the
mouth. The badly-cut eye was a severe
handicap to Tunney and the Pittaburgh-r-made
It his target all the lime.
Round Nine.
Oreb mlaaed with a hard right to the
face and Tunney ripped a right PPer
cut to Harry's mouth. Greb chased Tun
ney aeroee the ring tending lefts and
righta to the face. Tunney PPr
stronger In the clinches and rapped Grab
with ohort Mowa to the etomach. Tun
nay had he beat of the infighting. Greb
UnoweTid left, end right, to Tuney s
face just at the end of the round.
' Reand Ten. -
Harry led with a left and they went
Into a clinch; again ftnney had the bet
ter of some briak Infighting. After the
. break Greb took the lead and aent a light
right to Tunney'a chin. Grab landed some
good body punchea In the clinch that fol
lowed, end on the break drove Tunney to
the ropea with a strong left to the mouth.
There were Several clinchee following. In
them Tunney had the better of the ex
change. Greb waa hooted by the crowd
for using hie head again. Both men ex
changed righta at the bell.
Reand Kleves.
w vf at the opening for
. ... . .w- ' - mlA nn Attention
Bulling, pui , - w
to It. They clinched and Greb had the
better of this exenange. in.
town lsd missed a hard awing for .the
face. Then they clinched. Tunney land
ed two good blowa to Grebe midsection.
n. crown . " - 7
.irf.rMl foul work a he continued to
butt in the clinches. Tunney appeared
to tire when the bell ended the round.
Roaad Twelve,
Tunney hooked a right and left to
. . -. ... ....I.. . Harr rami
back with three ahort lefta to Tunney a
faca. Greb never let up ror "
toeainf punches at Tnnney from every
.w n hlr with I
nay a moum. - - - -
right and left to the face and they clinched
at the ben.
mamad Thirteen.
Greb hooked a left to tne atoTnach sad
. , vth - aiinnnr rich!
oene rn" ""r , . . .
to the jaw, then hooked a left to the
mouth A fierce scrimmage followed.
Greb uppercutted Gene with a right to the
mouth. They mixed again in the center
-a. 1 at as itl star t tea Tck a larSD
.,.rd Tunney with a left he, to
the ear. Tunney tried desperately to get
- the "ha J maker" aa be appeared to
vm yvAAAu
be eeaeaieg. hut Oiah eftetitr
hlerWed eH ha haM hiaea. Titaaey
ei4 kadi - ae helb M ee ceo
fed nit k toed.
KaMiael VWartaaei,
(Irak tbeaeod fuanay wil r ghie aae)
Irfia le the fare rtgal ai the epeaif
1. res fart4 Tuaaay le break graead Ha.
lar saibar fieice aiuxk, Isadiad aewa
haid blaee aa O'le a had ea Tuna.y
aiaoped la rieae, irylag le lead Ore,
let ike Fiiiaeergkjef wee lae ariive aad
k.pl Tunaer en tha jume et eery sieo.
luoaar baakad a left le Ike enou'fe ead
fviieead il with a right to Ureot aoaa
Raiasd nrieen.
The men daahed late a e!lai-. (Irak
landed light lafia aad nshis le luorie" s
f. aad lhan aunk hard right le lha
fcaart. Ore taialed eaathar puarh le
'he heart aad Tunney ripped a ekeri haok
la tlrvho ear. Tunne wee vary ird
as Orek forrad him te ike tepee landing
la light lefts 10 lha mouih, The fine
buiger waa ail etae Tunney. They ware
(.hunt in tha center f the ring at lha
Wil. (Irak wine.
"Long Shot" Beah
Arrives in Omaha
M. K. Deal, one of the long
priced horses to win here last
year, arrived at Ak-Sar-Ilen field
1I1U morning and will he entered
in the King's Plate derby handi
cap and the Queen's Mate, two
feature races 01 the June meet.
Semi-Pro and amateur
Mala) Hlupa (aaaee.
Karwall, Nab., may f J lapeelal
Only one game In Ihe hharmaii-Howard
baseball league Sunday got pan the fifth
limine- before being aloppad b rain.
Doriua beat Rorkville 7 10 S. Ihe game
being railed In lha eighth Inning on an
rount of rain. The other gamee were Kibe,
J. Danneborv. I. called In third Innlna.
tain, and KarwelU 4, Achton, 1, called in
fuunh Inning.
Kimball Beau Sidney.
Sidney. Neb., May ! J. (Special.) Klm
lall baaehall team defeated Sidney In Ihe
firat gama of Ihe aeaaon at Sidney by a
core of S to 4. This waa one of Ihe
beat games plsyed In Sidney In a long
time. The feature of tha game waa the
r.ltllng of Anderaon. whn mnt rf.nhi.
end three ainglea in five times at bat.
t ook, pitching for 8ldney, waa wild in
pari or me game, giving -,iy
to Melrose in the fifth Innln. Tha k.i.
lerlw were Cook. Melrose and Tiaugherty
for Sidney, and Linn and Jonea for Kim
ball. Hits: Sidney S: Kimball 7.
Iitlgrpole nine.
Lodsepnle. Xah . !llav 9 ili...l.l i
lr. a faat aania nn tha ln,.al tiMt.t
Lodgepole beat Poller by a arore of i to l!
nioom field Wine Game.
Bloomfleld, Neb.. May 21. (Special.)
The baaeball aeaaon openul hunday,
Bloomfleld winning from Hartineton in
an eicitlng game hy a count of to i.
Mayor H. F. Cunningham pitched tho
firat ball, ahootlng It aquarely arroaa the
pan. Cook was on the mound for Hlooni
field and twirled a good game, four of
the vlaitora" acorea coming via the error
route. Bushong, Bloomfleld's new catcher,
snowea up In tine shape. He drove In
the first two runs for the locale with
a clean three-base walloD. Balrd twirl-
er for Hartington and waa aulte effec
tive. Mlttea was behind the bet. Bloom
field plsys at Wausa next Sunday.
uoienuge defeated Wauaa on tha Wau-
aa grounda by a score of it to 3. Wm-
gate naa been given his relesse by the
Detroit club and will play with Wauaa
this seaaon. He pitched the last three
Innings of Sunday's game.
Fallertoo loses.
rullsrton. Neb.. Mar J3. (Special.)
St. Edward defeated the fast Pullerton
aggregation on the local grounds here
by the score of 4 to 1. Folllott pitched
superb ball allowing Fullerton but four
scattered hits, while the Saints gathered
eight aafe binglea off Hoffman, Fuller-
tons star pitcner.
FUiierum v u u o v v u l u i
St. . Edward 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 24
Batteries: St. Edward, Folllott and
Fisher. Fullertnn: Hoffman and Thompson.-
Hits: Oft Hoffman, : off Fol
llott, 4. Struck out: By Folllott. 11 i
by Hoffman, 10.
Heine Lead Iagoo.
Fremont. Neb.. May 23. (Special.)
Heins of Fremont lead the Elkhorn base
ball league with their fourth straight vic
tory taken off Valley In the last series of
contests. Valley waa downed In a fast
pitchers' battle that ended, 8 to 1, for the
Fremonters. Nlxen. a Midland college
find, allowed but four hits to the Valley
sluggers, while Falkner, for Valley, was
nicked for eight. The league standing
thus far:
. O. w. Tj. Pet.
Heln 4 4 0 1000
Scrlbner 4 2 1 .750
Sonins (Fremont) 4 3 1 .750
Hooper 4 2 2 .500
Nlckerson '. 4 2 2 .500
Arlington 4 2 2 .500
Valley - 4 0 0 000
Blair 4 0 0 '.000
Humphrey Taes.
Humphrey. Neb.. May 2. (Special.)
In a game of ball on the Humphrey
diamond, wltneased by one of the largest
crowds of the season, the Humphrey
boys went down to defeat after having
made for themselves a very good record
by a score of 4 to 1.
However, a few very costly errors caused
to tide to swing In Columbus' favor, the
score atandlng 1 to 0 up to the eighth
Inning. Benneham for Humphrey Is
credited with pitching ahut-out -mil. but
hia team made that part lmpoasiDie,
Conyers for Columbus having some very
good eupport behind him which, at many
times, enabled him to pull out of some
hard plnchea. The crowd neing so large
cars wore permitted to park in the
left field and being the cause of ground
rules, which at one time would have
stored two runs for Humphrey.
snra hv tnninca: R. il.
Columbus .... 10000201 0 4 4 3
Humphrey .. 00000000 1 1 4 7
Batteries for Humphrey: Schumacher
and Benneham. Columbus: Conyers and
Schmagats.
Ba.8GballDope
OFFICIAL SCORE WKZK
ENDINO. SATURDAY, MAY 27
' Western 1-ee.gse.
Mid.
Tot.
K.
M. T. W. WK. T. F.
Omaha x x
Tulsa 7 x ,. ..
Sioux Cify 2 .. ..
Denver x x ..
Pes Moines 1 4 ..
Wichita 11 x . ..
St. Joseph 3 7 .
Okl City 12 1
National League. '
v Mid.
M. T. W. WK. T.
Tot.
R.
T. S.
Brooklyn
Ph. la
New York
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Clncinnstl
Pittsburgh
S 10
American League.
Mid.
M. T. W. WK. T.
Tot.
R.
T. 8
Detroit '
St. Louis
Cleveland
Chlcage
Boston
Washington
New Toric
Phila
3 11 ,'. " "
American Aseoeiatlsn.
Mid.
M. T. W. IK. T. F.
Kanaas City 3 S
Tot.
I. R.
Milwaukee
Indiana po'a
Loulaville
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Toledo
4 3 .. .. t.
Columbus
Nebraska State League.
Mid.
M. T. W. WK. T. F.
Fsirbury x ,
Norfolk x 1
Hsstlnsa x S
Beatrice x
Lincoln a x
Od. Island x
x No game.
Tot.
R.
iuagflflt iiiivuv y vvigaii
Doalv Loses First
Game of Season
Due to Errors
Hornaby Scorn Ninth Hume
Run and Ii Now Three
Behind William of
St. Louie.
St. Louis, May M.-Doak of the
Cardinals lost his hrct game of the
season today, S to 6, to the Boston
Braves, due to errora of his mates in
the fifth inning, liornsby scored hn
ninth home run of the year and '
now three behind Williams of the
St. Louis Americans, and ttt
ahead of Babe Kuth. home run king.
Bases rn balls and errors played an
important part in the run making
Jcore:
IWIriiV
AH It II A
r ui 1
All 11 o a
I Ptmt'.l rf sals Mmiik. if
1 1
Karhere, fk
a I
S I
I s
4 :
s I
4 I
1
aviii tk. if
I 1 rulae, I
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fKtt. aa
tl'Srll, t
llad .
l.ihann, e
' n(.ai a
r.nroi.w. a
a s ni,- w
4 Hun.-h), Jh
5 I reumiar. Ik
S lliiw. If
1 I limikema rf
I 0 I laeuMil, e
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I
a a
a "bi.ii
I Ilium p
l,jtan
'W'lIM l
$ h'hu'K
r Mallei, b
' tt.rl.Nir, a
! Hetir'
aiverflel, p
TiKtU
54 t t
T..'e' M ' ST It
ll.n.,1 for tak In third
Hatted for Hmnee In fifth
RattMl for Walker In sixth
Hailed for Itarfoot In eighth.
Store by tnninge;
Boston " S t 2 1
St. Louie 0 S 0 1 2 e
Summary Runs: Towell. Barbate,
Southward! (3). Boerlei (3), Watson,
Smith, Toporcer. Stork, Hnrnsby (2). Four
nler. Errors: Barbara, Boeckel, O'Neill,
Toporcer, Kournler. Poak. Heathcote. Two
baa blta: Watson, Toporcer, Hoiks,
Hmlth. Home run: Hornaby. Sacrifice
hlta: Crulaa, Heathcote, Holke. ' jiouble
play: Toporrer-Stork. Left on bases:
Brston, S: St. Louts. 7. Usee on balls:
Off Wstson, 2; off Fllllnglm. I: off IMak,
1: off llalnea, J; off Walker. 1: off Bailey.
1; off Kherdel, I Hlta: Off Wataon. 7 In
1-3 Innlnsa; rff Fllllnglm. none In 3 2-3
Innings; off lioak. 3 In 3 Innings; off
Halnea, 4 In 2 Inulnaa; off Walker, none
In 1 Innlnc: off Bailey. 1 In 1 1-3 In-
nlfg: off narfont. I In 2-3 Inning: off
Sherdel, nr,ne in 1 Inning. Wild pltrh:
Watann. Winning pitcher: Wataon. Lea
In pitcher: Poak. Umpires: Pflrmsn snd
Klcm. Time: 1:50.
Two Pitchers Are Driven
From Mound by Pirates
Plttaburgh, May tZ. The Pirates drove
two pitchers fro mthe mound tndsy snd
defested Philadelphia. 10 to 3. Smith was
forced out In the fifth inning, after yield
ing six runs on eight hits in the fourth
sml fifth Innings. Bsunigartncr. who re
lieved him. rave way to Pinto. Care
featured for Pittsburgh with two amglea,
a triple, two walks snd three stolen bsscs.
Score:
rnlLADEl.PHIA. t riTTSBCRfiH.
AB.H.O.A.' AB.H.O.A.
Lehourretu. If 4 S 2 0 MaranTllle. .1 2 4 A
W "rhmene. 3b 4 3 1 St trer. cf 3 3 10
wiiiisms. of A 1 4 0 nirhee. If 4 0 110
Walker, rf I 3 S 0 Kn. ;h 4 13 3
Psrkinion. Sb 4 2 3 5 Tremor. Sh 4 111
Fietrher. M S 0 i : Mueller, rf 4 0 2 1
Leilla. lb 5 0 7 0 nrimm. lb 4 2 0 0
Benline. 0 3 12 O'Oiwh. e 4 3 0 2
Peten. e . 1 0 0 0 Morriion. p 4 10 2
Smith, ti 2 2 0 0' .
R'meartner, p 0 0 0 II Totall S 15 27 13
Pinto, p . : l o o oi
Tetall S3 14 S4 !
Score hv Innlnas:
Phllsrlelphla 1 0 0 0 0 00 0 x 3
Pittsburgh 2 0 0 6 1 2 0 0 x 10
Summary Runs: Lebourveau (2),
Wrightstone, Msrsnvllle (2). Csrev (.1),
s. Travnor. or mm. Goocn. errors:
Leslie, Peters, Ens. Two-baae hits: Leb
ourveau (Z). wriantatone. iraynor,
Gooch. Three-base hits: Maranvllle. Carey.
Stolen bases: Carey (3). Ens. Traynor,
Wrightstone. Sacrifice 'hits: Wrightstone,
Blgbee, Ens. Traynor. Double play: Jur-anvllle-Orlmm.
Left on bases: Philadel
phia. 13: Pittsburgh. 7. Base on balls:
Off Smith, 1; off Pinto. 1; off Morrison,
3. Struck out: By Smith. 2: by Morrison,
3. Hits: Off Smith. 11 In 4 1-3 innings:
off Baumgartner, 3 In 1 2-3 Innings; off
Pinto, 1 in 2 Innings. Hit by pitcbea
ball: Henllne. by Morrison. Wild pitch:
Pinto. Winning pitcher: Morrison. Los
ing pitcher: Smith. Umpires: Quig?ley
and Morsn. Time: 1:47.
Brooklyn Makes Clean
Sweep of Chicago Series
Chicago, May 23." Brooklyn drove
Jones out of the box today and with the
aid of good pitching by Mamsux made
a clean sweep of the three-geme series
with Chicago by winning the final game,
( to 2. Score':
BROOKLKTV. I CHICAGO.
AB.R.O.A.I AB.H.O.A.
Rllh.-h 3 0 4 O'Statt. rf 4 0 4 0
JnhnMnn, 2b 3 2 1 4! Hollocher. as 3 3 1 5
Nets, rf .51 2 . IIKelleher. Sb 4 0 0 5
Wheat. If 0 S elflrimes, lb 3 2 13 0
Mrera. rf - 5 J 4 01 Flack, rf 3 14 0
Srhmandt.lt) 4 3 7 1 1 Barber. If '4010
Olatm, as 3 2 3,-:iTerrr. sn - 4 4 12
rteherrv. e 3 15 olO'Firrell, e 3 0 3 1
Mamsux. p 3 0 0 2Jonej. p . 10 0 0
lOibome. v 10 0 1
Totals 34 11 17 10lrallhin 1 0 0 0
Kanfmann, p 0 0 0
"Miller 10 0 0
' I Totala S2 9 27 II
Batted for Osborne In seventh.
Batted for Kaufman in ninth.
Score by Innings:
Brooklyn 0 1 0 S 0 1 0 0 10
Chicago 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 02,
Summary Runs: Johnston, Myers (2),
Schmandt. Olson, Deberry, Grimes (2).
Errors: Hollocher. Orlmes. Flack, Jones.
Two-base hits: Nels. Myers. Three-base
hits: Grimes (2). Home run: Johnston.
Stolen hsses xOlaon, Deberry. Sacrifice
hits: Olson, Deberry, Flack, Mamsux,
Johnston. Double plays: Hollocher-Terry-Orlmes
(2). Schmsndt (unassisted). Left
on bases: Brooklyn, S: Chicago. 7. Base
on 'balls: Off Jones. 2; off Mamaux. 3;
off Osborne. 3. Struck out: By MammaUT.
fi: by Jones. 1: by Osborne, 1. Hits: Off
Jones, 7 In 8 2-3 innings: off Osborne, 2
la 3 1-3. innings. Hits: Off Kauftnann,
! in Innings. Wild nitch: Jones. Los
in gpitcher: Jones. ; Umpires: Hart and
O'Day. Time: 2:03.
New York' Loses Ten-Inning
Contest to Cincinnati
Cincinnati. May 23. Cincinnati made It
three straight from New York in an excit
ing 10-Inning game today. S to 6. Bouch
waa not hit hard, but his passes proved
costly. Tonay waa knocked out in the
seventh. In th 10th Harper walked, Her
gravo sacrificed and Caveney ended the
game "with a hit to center. Score:
KEW YORK. I rrXCINXATT.
AB.H.O.A' AB.H.O.A.
Ttancroft. ss 4 12 7!Bum. cf , 4 0 3 0
Fritch. Sb 3 0 3 d'Tlautiert. lb 4 1 11 0
Oroh. Sh 2 0 1 0! Duncan. If 5 3 3 0
Touns. rf 4 10 O'Bohne, 2b 5 0 0 0
Meusel. If 4 14 OlRarrer. rf 4 1 S 0
fcellr. lb 3 0 13 1'HarxrSTe. 4 110
CunrirninVm.cf 4 3 2 WCtrtnry. as 5 3 4 4
Smith, a 2 0 2 UPtneill. 3b 4 2 0 3
Toner, p 2 0 0 1' Couch, p 4 3 0 1
Causer, p 0 0 0 V
Robert 1 0 0 01 TMlln S3 13 29 14
"Stenael 0 0 01
RnrilfT. e 1 0 2 II
Shea, p
Totals 33 8 23 181
Batted for Causey In eighth.
Rsn for Smith In ela-hth.
Winning run scored with one out.
Robertson out. hit by bstted ball.
Score by Innings:
New Tork 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 n 3
Cincinnati t 3 1.0 '11
Summary Runs: Oroh (2). Touns,
Meusel. Cunningham. Harper 12), Har
erav. Caveney 2. Plnelli. Errors: Toner.
Pinelll. Two-base hits: Cunningham,
Toung. Plnelli. Harper. Hargrave. Meu
aei. Three-base h: Csveney. Sscrlftre
hits: Bancroft, Relly. Harerave. pnuhle
plays: Couch- Caveney - Paubert. Oroh-Frisch-Kelly.
Left on baaee: New Tork,
3; Cincinnati. . Base on bsllsr Off Toner.
1: off Shea. 1; off Couch. 3. Struck out:
Hv Tonv. 1: by Shea. 1: hy Couch. 1.
Hits: Off Tonev 2 in a innlna- f-tnp ont
in seventh 1: nit Causey, nona In 1 In
ning: off Shra S in 3 innlnss. Fit by
pitched nU: Bi-ns. bv Toney. lysine
rit-hr 8ne". Ur-i-ca:'Sentell and Mc
Cormicav Time: 1st.
Twenty Tear Age.
Tonng Corbett won from Kid Broad,
Denver, II rounds.
-a
Beatt Gene Tunney
KanyGftb. jHH!
Harry Greb, the "Pittsburgh
rubber ball," defeated Gene Tun
ney, light-heavyweight champion,
In a 15-round decision bout at New
York city last night.
Kansas Freshmen
Win Track Meet
St. Louis, Mo., May 23. (Special
Telegram.) Kansas university with
a total of 59 points won the Misspuri
valley freshman track and field tele
graphic meet, the results of which
were compiled by Washington uni
versity's athletic department.
Griiincll college was second with
26 hi points and Drake university
third with 23. The University of Ne
braska finished fourth with 22'j
points, Kansas Aggies gathered 13,
Oklahoma 10'A, Iowa State college
10 and Washington university SH
The University of Missouri did not
compete as the regular school term
has been completed.
In winning the premier honors,
Kansas made seven firsts and tied in
the 100-yard dash with Nebraska for
another. Norton of the Jayhawkcrs
was the individual star, making 4
firsts in addition to finishing second
in two events and tied for third in
another.
The meet was held by the individ
ual schools and the time in the track
and distances in the field events were
sent to Washington university. The
best records made determined the
awarding of places.
The summaries follow: :
Initials (N. ), Nebraska; (K. U.). Kan
sas; (W.), Washington: (O.), Oklahoma;
(K. A.), Kansas Aggies; fD.), Drake;
(G ). Grlnnell; (A.), Iowa State college.
100-Yard Dash Lloyd (N, and Fisher
fK. U.), tied for first; Weber (W.),
Blumenthal (O.), Norton (K. U.) and
Graham K. U.), tied for third. Time:
10 seconds.
120-Yard High Hurdles Orebaugh (D.),
first; Crumley (D.). Norton (K. U.) and
Green (G.), tied for second. Time: Id
seconds.
"jn-Tard Dash Fisher fK. U.). first;
Trexler N.), second: Pears (D.), Lloyd
(N.), Jones (G.), tied lor tnira. uime:
21:4.
220-Yard Low Hurdles Orebaugh (D.l,
firati Graham (K. U.), second: Norton
(K. U.), SRdler (A), and Miller (W.),
tlerl for third. Time: 26:1.
880-Yard Run Willey IK. A.), first;
Holcomb fA.), second; Meeker (A.),
third: Newlane (A.),, fourth. Time:
2 One Mile Run Willey (K. A.), first;
Adams (G. ). second; Schwarta (W.),
third: Grady (K. U.), fourth. Time:
4383
Two' Mile Run Schwartx (W.), first;
Meyer (G.), second; Merrill (K.), third;
Slaughter (K.), third; Slaughter (D.),
fourth. Time: 10:19:4. . ..
440-Yard Daah Kitchen (G.). firat:
Stotts (O), and Trexler (N.), tied for
second. Pears (D.) and Watson (K.), tied
for fourth. Time: 60:4. .
Half Milo Relay Won by Grlnnell;
Dvke, second; Nebraska, third: Ksnsas
and Oklahoma tied for fourth. Best time
-132.4
Ooe Mile Relay Kansas first; Grlnnell,
second: Nebraska, third. Time 3:41.1.
Sixteen Pound Shot Norton (K), first;
Parks (N.), second; Graham (K.), third;
Thorough (K.), fourth. Distance 12 feet.
Javelin Throw Lingerfelter (D.), first;
Hand iO.). second; Norton (K.). third.
Campbell (O.), fourth. Distance 138 feet.
Discus Norton (K.), first; Green (N.),
second; Boge (G.), third; Rose (D.),
fourth. Distance 127 feet 6H inches.
High Jump Norton (K.), , first; Poor
K.), second; Huckaby (O.), third; Gra
ham (K.), and Orebaught (O.), tied for
fourth. Height 6 feet iVi inches.
Broad-Jump Graham K.), first; Nor
ton (K.), second: Hind (O.), third: Ore
baught (D.), fourth. Distance 22 feet
2 14 Inches. A . .
Pole Vault Norton fK.), first; Meyers.,
(A.V, second; Frailer (N.),. third; Blumen
thal (D.), fourth. Height 12 feet V, inch.
Packers Win TKrcT
'Straight From Boosters
v - ' - i
Sioux City,. la..- May 23. Sioux City
made It three out of four from Des
Moines, taking the finsl game by the
score of" 9 to 4. Both Odenwald and
Lynch proved easy for the Packers. Hem
ingway starred in the field. Score:
DES MOINK8. I SIOUX CITY.
AB.H.O.A.! AB.H.O.A.
Gormsn. 2b 4 13 OIHnmilt. M 2 0 2 0
fJrant. 8b 4 1 1 2IHemili-w'y, 3b 4 13 7
Horsn.cf -431 0Wh, cf 3 J 1 0
Graham, lb 4 1 10 OlMetl.lb 4 1 2
Wanner, rf 3 0 4 llPalmer, 2b 5 s 4
Milut. if 4 13 Omnbina. If 4 3 1 1
Turaeen. ss 4 1 3 - S'Ojteresrd. rf 4 3 10
Rrewi.e .2 0 0 I Shansling, e 5 1 5 5
f - 1,1 OlTTIUUm, n 3 3 0 0
Odwiwaft.p" 2 0 0 31
-McLaughlin 1 I Mj
TMils " 34 i III "
Batted for Lynch In ninth.
fes Molne. 0 J J 1 J 1 0 2-4
Sioux City u z o 'i i " v
Summary Runa: Horan. Graham, Tur
gon. Tuna. Elsh, Metz. Palmer (2. Rob
ins. Ostergard (3). Williams. Jrrors:
Wagner. Turgeon. Odenwald. Robins.
Two-bsse hits: Horan. Turgeon. Oster
gard. ' Palmer. Gorman. Sacrifice hits!
Hemlngwsy. Robinson. Stolen bases: Ham
ilton. Palmer. Double plays: Turgeon-
trranam. n-ulinrwij.r.iniiri-Mri,.
and runs: Off Odenwald, 7 and 0 in 4 2-3
, V , T UAlnaa S,
Piouv Cltv. 7. Left on bases: Des Molra.
7: Sioux 'City. 11. Bases on bells: Off
Odenwald. 5; off L"n-h. 3: off Williams.
4. Struk out: By T.vivh. 1; hy W'llliams.
4. Wild plfh: Williams Passed hall:
Rre.n. Phanetintr 5). Hit hv pitched
halt: Elsh. hv Lynch. l"mplr": Burn
side and Fltxrstrlrk. Tlm: 1:43.
Sixteen Tears Ago.
Jimmy Gardner knocked out Jack
CKeefe, Indianapolis, i rounds.
a uiv uy
Gotham "Cornish
onTrailoflViulIer
Oasah Nee laed Wire.
Stw iurk. May .'J, Ihe Sen
York itate athletic comminsion hat
ttarted an invenig.tion into the
failure of Benny l-eonard and l ew
Tendler to come lo oine aureeinmt
relative to a bout between them for
the lightweight Ml, Leonard,
Tendler and Hilly Gibson and l'hil
UlaMinin, nutiagera renperiively of
the two boy i, have hern aummoued
by the commisaion to appear
Wednesday and explain reaom why
the match wat not made.
"The boxing came mutt be con
ducted more a aoort than a huai-
neM," declared the commiimon't
atateinent. '
Redmond Barred
From Muny Lots
'Uviiaino" Johnny Dcnuison,
muny baeball MipervUor. thin
niornino; banned Jark Redmond,
C'reiglit'Vi lligh ih"ol hasehall
ttar. from munirinal baseball dia
monds or the remainder of the
tcaxon.
Rcdinaa wa nuspemltd (or ton
ing a bnt at an umpire during a
panic Friday at Thirty-second
street and Dewry avenue between
Creighton and South.
Creighton authorise (imported
the "juvenile K. M. Landis" in hi
derision by ostracising him from
high school athletics for the present
season.
South and Central
Call Off Ball Game
The Smith Hi'oti.rentral 0.1m
scheduled for this fternoon at Ath-
1it lr narlr. fiaa heen nnatnrtnert ttntil
Friday v because of wet grounds.
Coach latton of south aniiounced
at noon today.
Indications early today were that
the Toch-f 'reiohtnn aitrt ' Rencrin.
Council Bluffs games also would have
to be called off.
Marshall Field Purchases
Emotion for $23,000
New York, Mav 23. Marshall
Field, 3d, of Chicago, has pur
chased for $25,000, the three-year-old
fillv Emotion bv Friar Rock-
Affection, it was said yesterday at
Jamaica track.
The purchase by Mr. I iclii, who
has an extensive racing stable in
England where he has scored many
successes, was regarded as an indi
cation of his intention to enter
American turf competition. '
Hastings Wins From
Grand Island, 6 to 5
Hastings. Neb.. May 33. Hastings won
from Grunt! Island on a muddy Held to
day by a score of S to 6. Crann'a bqt-
tina icaiurea, ns meting a pair oi nonie
runs with a man on In each Instance.
Hastings completed three double plsys.
ine score:
GRAND ISLAND. I HASTI.NT.S.
AB.H.O.A. AB.H.O.A.
HavillD.lth 3 3 3 HAmen.cf 3 1 1 0
Roben. Sb ! 1 1 8! Denton. M 3 0 14
Men. n 5 11 Oit'rann. 2b 3 33
Wsinataff, cf 4 3 1 olWIIIeu. o 4 3 4 0
nosers, ir 3 I o o Holly, in .10 3
Bederie. If 4 S 13 0' KntDD .::b 4 13 3
Menzlt. rf 3 0 1 01 Tomes, If 4 0 0 1
Donald, e 3 14 lil'rbsn. rf 3 0 5 0
Pritchard, p 4 10 41 Peterson, it 3 ! 0 2
Bobertl, o 1 1 1 V . ,
Totals SO 9 27 14
Totals 36 13 24 1 SI
Score by Innings:
Grand Island 0 0 0 3 3 0 0 0 S
Hastings . i .......... 0 0 2 0 0 3 1 0 x 6
Summary Runs: Meta. Warnstaff,
Rogers, Sedevlc, Mcnzle, Amen, Denton,
Crann (2), Wlllets, Peterson. Errors:
Metz, Wainstaff, Donald, Holly. Home
runs: Crann (2). Two-base hit: Amen.
Sacrifice hits: Donsld, Amen. Holly, Den
ton, Rogers. Base on balls: Off Peterson,
1: off Pritchard, 1. Stolen base: Rogers.
Double plays: Denton-Crann-Holly (2).
Denton-Crann - Roberts - Sedevic. Struck
out: By Pritchard, S; by Peterson. 4. Lett
on bases: Grand Island. 6; Hastings. 4.
Passed balls: Donald. Roberts. Karned
runs: Hastings, 3; Grand Island, 3. Um
pires: Hawthorns. Time: 1:45.
Jenney Holds Norfolk
and Fairbury Wins
Falrbury. Neb.. Mav 23. Pairhurv took
the first game of the series with Norfolk
here today, 6 to 1, by hitting in pinches
and playing errorless ball. Jenny held
,'orfolk hltless for eight innings, allowing
three hits and one run in the ninth.
Score:
NORFOLK.
FAIRBURT.
AB.H.O.A.
AB.H.O.A.
Hamrtr, lb
Ooodwin. 2b
I 4
3 0
wiser. Zb
Marr,3h
Rouse, cf
Sfhutt, ss
Clark, rf
f'lereland. 3b
McTermott, o
3 1
3
0 S
2 14
2
Keicnie, ir
Rllti. cf
OlWInbuali. lb
2 Rrhnierda, rf
1 1 Rooney, ss
01 Jenney. p
0! Totilt
MoAlplne. If
Bpellmftn, o
Hoffman, p
4 0
nroitn, p
Moore
32 10 27 14
Totals !8 3 54 131
Batted for MeAlpine In ninth.
Score by Innings:
Norfolk 0 0 0 0 0 l 0 0 11
Falrbury 8 2 0 1 0 1 0 0 x 6
Summary Runs: Haarartv Rnndwin
(2), Cleveland, McDermott. Roonev. Jen
ney. Three-base hits: Cleveland, McDer
mott. Sacrifice hits: McDermott, Win
bush, Spellmsn. Base on balls: Off Jen
ney. 6: off Hoffman. 2: nff Smith 3
iiouoie plays: Smith-Haggarty. Jenney
Ooodwln-Wlnbuih. Runs and hits: Off
Hoffman, 3 and 2:. off Smith . stn-t-k
out: By Jenney. 2; by Hoffman, 1. Left
on bases: Falrbury, 8: Norfolk, 6. Hit
oy pitcnea ball: Bliss. Wild pitch: Smith.
Earned runs: Falrbury. 4; Norfolk, 1.
Umpire: Snyder. Time: 1:45.
Saints Bunch Hits'
and Beat Indians
Oklahoma Citv. Okl.. Mav s.i St Jos
eph bunched hita off Allen while I.ind
berg waa effective all the way and St.
Joseph won, 7 to 1. Score:
ST. JOSEPH. I OKLAHOMA CITT.
AH H n A I mo ti 1
uison. to (117 UHestly. !b 3 0 5 0
Corriden. If 3 13 f!;Miitriltm ir a n n ii
O. Firtier. rf 4 0 1 dloinjlardl. cf 4 1 n n
Bneowitir, cf 3 13 0' Ounrinher. e 4110
i -i-ran-, wi a i i silking, lb 4 1 S 2
Smith. 3b 4 3 3 O H eremite, ts 4 10 4
Vufer. a S S 4 i' Tate. 31) 4 12 3
Kandler.e 5 S 4 II Allan i 1 1 " .1
Luidberi. p 4 3 0 3 Tlru'r 1 0 0 0
. 1 Warden, p 0 0 0 0
Tola's 4' ! Ynuna 10 0 0
Pitt, rf 4 1 t 0
I Totals 54 S S IS
Ratted for Allen In seventh.
Bstted for Warden in ninth.
Handler hit by Lindbcra'a batted hall
In fifth.
Score bv lnninaa:
St. Joaeph 0 Mlilil 17
Oklahoma City 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 01
Summary Runa: Tefate. Smith ,31 Ku.
far (2). Kandler, OlnRlardi. Errors: I,onr,
Hsrirrove, Tste. Two-base hits: Olson,
ltmg. Hsrirrove. Three-base hit: Kandler.
Sacrifice hits: Corriden, Llndher-f. Baa
on balls: Oft I.tndberir. 2: off Alien. 1: off
waraen. l. nit ay pitnd hall: TVfate
and Smith, by Allen. Struck otit:: By l.ind
berc, 6: by Allen, 1. Wild pitch: l.ind
brr. Runa and hita: tiff Allen. Ii and
3 In 7 lnnincs: off Warden. 1 and 1
In 2 Innings. I.oslna pitcher: Allen.
Pooble play: Hatly-Harrove-I.on!r lft
en baea: Oklahoma City, R: St. ' Joseph,
14. I'mplrea: Tnohue and Anders".
Earn-d run": Oklshnma City, 1; St.
Joseph, 4. Time:. 1:65.
vivivij
BareBaU Results
MI-ellM ir.-U.IR.
MewiiMia,
M I. t ; I'
ll. J.. I ike Ma, i ;i
u, ,1 II .i.- IMl 14 II
Hk.t ta It -.i.ii.i. i, if i ;1
tiiue l( 5' tl U
leeleiital'l lUaiiUa,
HI. J,M,, t. Ihl.b..ir.a ll), t,
S unt I, Ut, . l.li., 4.
Meatee el limahe. rata. ,
toll Mill at 'I Hi-., lam
TMfay'e l.aeiee,
Wi. hue ai Tuiae.
Iaaer al iuu I'Hy.
Kl, Jnaeil al lillb' I'll),
,No em-r me a. haiu4
NtHH-t-k-iVtAlK I 111. IK.
Ilnihllia,
H I, ... '. .
HHhff a 3 .k-j,.t..ll
t ul-ui 4 '"r K-in 4 t
Hi
tut
Uwxl S I leuia lwi4 1
ernl)'a Mrwilla,
Kairbuiy, a, .Nurl.nk I,
Haaiinia, 4, ilraiiil leland, i
lirairue at l.iiuuiii, met ituunda
ToUrf)'a Lame,
iliantl Island al lltiln
NiMfoia al lairhuiy,
L.nvi.iu et ilsttlrire.
NA1IONAI. l.Mt.lK.
Maailliiga,
H l Mi VI I.
,vw V.'ik M I J .e'WiiMai.all l IS
I'lll.huiiN M 11 .t x llin,l,n It k
t. liia I r. .ivj i-Mi.a.i,,a u is
lblcu I l .MiUi )
YrsterUM'e Kraulle.
' rimiiinatt. s: ,w mk, t.
Ilaaton. : Ct. mui: a,
HriMthlyn. e. 1'hi.aifo. ..
I'ltlsbuigh, IS; I'hiU'lelphia. 1.
Toilu'a (mmea,
fioaton al M l.im.a.
Naw Vota al I'm, inliall
I'hiladi-lphia al l'iilai,uish.
No other game aiheiluiol.
,S
..
AMIHIIAN I.K6tK.
Mandlng.
W. 1.. ivi i w. I. lv
New Turk :4 13 .Slii IMn.ll M If .4-1
Ml, luil 11 II .W IM.1 II ir .411
rniiad'ii-eua is is .iwn uancia 14 Jo ,m
Lleieiaiid 17 1 .!,, riiir-uu IJ ;i ,3si
lealerda)'! Reaulls.
8t. Muls, II j Nw Tork. 1.
Cleveland, t: Unnion, 3,
Washnilon, 3; I'hlraao, S.
lietroll, ; Philadelphia, I.
Today' Games,
Detroit at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Hut-urn.
Washington at New Tork.
No other game aih.'dukil.
AtlKKK AN .tx.HOf MTIDX.
Mlanillnga,
'. I., ivt.i w , pi,
Sllmecali- -I I ,i,:KH',ilumliui II IT 41
Imlianaiaiiis l l ,M: kniu City is ,.,:
Hi l-.ul IS tl ..v.; I-.hiI.iIII. n IS , l
Mllnaulee -H 15 ..',;i ToMi 4 :J Jul
Yealenla)'a Kraulle,
Mllwaukei.. ; , Mlnuepnlia, 4.
Kansaa i'ity, ; M. Paul, 3.
Indianspolla. 4: Tolrdo, 2.
l.ouisrilie, f: I'oluitibiis, 4.
Today's (.antes.
Indianapolis at Toledo.
l.ouiavllle nl Columbus.
Milwaukee at .Minneapolis.
Kanns City at Nt. Panl.
At Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
n ii. e
.Till
R 3 0
Batteries: Ruse snd Myall. i;osett: Ale
Uraw, YlngllnK. Mmiguin sml Mayer, -(Ten
inniiiga.il
At St. Paul n. H.K.
Kansas i.'lty f, I j
St. Paul 3 10 1
Batteries: Carter. Bnnu and Kkiff; Ilog-et-s.
Martin and Oonzalcs.
At Toledo K. H. E.
Indianapolis 4 ft 0
Toledo 3 7 I
Batteries: Jonnanl. Csvet snd Kruegcr;
Bedlent. Wright and Koiter.
At Columbus
Louisville
Columbus -, ,
Batteries: Cullop and Meyer;
n. h. e.
. i 3 3
.470
Burwell
anu j.ecs.
Southern AssoclHtlon,
Atlanta nt Memphis, rain.
Birmingham. 10: at Chattanooga, 1
Mobile, 0; at Mttla Rock. 4.
New Orleans, 11; at Nashville, 12.
Parson Is Eliminated
I'rom British Tourney
Prcslwick, England, May 23. (By
A. P.) Donald Parson of Youngs
town, O., was eliminated today from
the British amateur golf tournament
by Alex Menzies of Ralston, 3 to 1.
Bee Want Ads Produce Results.
Mild as a May Morning and
kturw, sir
a box of Mozarts!"
wva vbvaa
Senators Take
Final Came in
Chicago ScriCaS
Tviii itiglc. DuuMf mt'l
Trijilf (Ihf ititiiup Htm
After Trailing I'ivft
liinitij;
W'e.liinstoii. My 2-J-"4liinton
nude it three out ol (our tv ttnn
tlie liiul 4ine of the erne. Uw
tliii-iBO today. 3 to 2. Robertson
hi.il the better of a hurling duel w ith
Ffaiiei until the nrveiith, heii
iiiKlet tv Hrower and Slunk, lilmr
fity' double and l'lckinpaiiKh'
triple. g4ve the locale their wiunniB
ninrnMi. Score:
I Jill' AIM. I HAlll!urs
,1, II It A .
AM II " A
4 f
II..H., If
I t g I Mains 7
I U'lllllW,
I Hill If
! Hwl,l
I H,ixii r
' aiuxta ik
i -II,..,!,!..!
t t-fi,-e. '
I Ju,b l
a Mnae if
I'a-lM, If
a khanu. U
I llt.i.ll, e
a twtisf'f. ta
e yriori. p
ai
I II 1
a a
I
I 4
1 1 ;
Mh 1.1k. lb 4
M-t-x. 3
is "4
T44
r ii
T.J,I
ltM Inr Mhelv in nlMtl
lisiud f.ir Itiihrrisoii in ninth
I tl. or by Innlnas:
ihic.g . 1 1 ;-
Wa.lnngtun ateila i-l
Humiiiary Ituna' tlulligan. balk Ua.
Ini. bhnka. iihrm. Ir.ira: Mulligan.
I llama, I'., kinpaiish iwo baaa hu:
'liheiriu. 1nr.l..e hil I'e. kinpauah.
ixtolen baae: lulio. Hainfl. e hue: M
' til. Mulliaan. H. halk. I.iubl play: !
i inpaush.ll.t-ria Ju.lae J Hne.ie un.
'aaalaleili, Harris . Judge Harris Parkin.
t-aush-Juilgr. Hnopor-Hcbalk. left on
haaea: I'hKage. 1: Waahlnston I Hae
on balls; uff Holterln. 3: ell Kraniia,
I. Ktrurk out: Py Kranda, I. It it bv
pitched ball: Mo.ul. by rranrla. Paaaed
hall: Ohsrrlty. I'mplrea; Nallln and Hilda
brand. Time :1:J4.
Walk to Pinch Hitter Cohts
Philadelphia One Game
Philadelphia. May S3. A walk to pinch
I h'lier Veai'h, followed by Hluea triple ann
ii'iibba aingle. gave petn.lt lata runa In
'the nmlh Inning and th-ir fliat vbtory (
the aenea over Philadelphiu today, a I"
I 3. All of Ilia locale' acores vera Ull lo
I hmiie runa liv Perklna and Miller. The
hnn.er of Miller's was his 10th of the
scaaon. Hcore;
IlKTROIT. I I'HII.AIlKII'HIt.
AH H O A 1 AH 11.0 A.
Rlne. Ill
I'utKiiaw. n
I'nlili. rr
P-Shrrtlll. ir
Ifellmaiin. rf
.ttnMl. Sb
Kipier, as
lark
Hsner.
Ma.-ilrr. A
Himier. p
Klintead
Oltlliiin. p
OlM-n, p
Vearh
III usa. p
4 4 13 I Vminf . V I fl 3 A
n 3 'nllllUon. IB 4 0 11
1 ft tValt-r. If 4 11
1 e irk.in. e 3 1
1 ft Miller, rf 4 1
! S Mrflowan. rf 3 3
i lrh. rf
it ll. ,1b
ft Callnwar. n
fl Mnore. p
I'-iialtoaar
fl'ffiilliran. p
II Hirrli. p
fl Totals
0
31 I V 14
I
Tt.UU 33 u Ii!
Rat led for Stoner In fifth,
Batted for Rigney In eighth.
Batted for Olsen tn ninth.
Ran for Moore In fifth.
St-nre hy Inninga:
Detroit fl 0 I 1 1 9 J
t'hllsdclphla 0IO1IO0O 0 5
Summitry RUns: Blue (3), Cobb"; Fell
mann. Vesch. Johnston. Perkins (S), Mil
ler. Calloway. Errora: Toung, Dykes. Oal
lowsy (!). Two-bane hits: McUowan,
Cobb, Cutr-haw. Three-base hls: Mc
tlnwan. Blue. Home runs: Miller. Blue,
Perkins. Sacrifice hits: Perkins. Sullivan.
Dtuble plays: Johnston-Young-Moore,
Dykes-Blue. Rigney. Left on bsses: De
troit, I; Philadelphia, I. Base nn balls:
Off Stoner. 3: eff Oldham, 3; off Olsen.
2; off Moore. 3: off Sullivan, 1. Struck
out: By Moore. 4: by Sullivan. 8; hy Har
ris, l; by Olsen. 2: by Dauss. 1. Hits: Off
Stoner, 4 In 4 Innings; off Oldhsm. 3 In
2-3 Inning; off Olsen, 1 In 3 1-3 Innings;
off Dsuss, none In 1-3 inning; off Moore.
S In 6 Innings; off Sullivan. 5 in 3 In
nings (none o"t In ninth): off Harrl. 2
In 1 Inning. Wild pitch: Sullivan. Win
ning pitcher: Olaen. Losing pitcher; Har
ris. Vmpires: Walsh, Dlneen and Evans.
Time: 2:29.
Dorchester Team Wins.
Dorchester. Neb., May 23. (Special.)
The local town team defeated Cordova
here SundAy. 3 to 4. The work of Moslr,
Dorchester catcher, featured. J
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There are many kinds of mi'W cigars
but none, we believe, more fra
grantly mild than Mozart.
There are many lands of fragrant
cigars but none, we think, that
equals the "May morning mildness"
of Mozart.
An uncommonly mild cigaiv-of
Havana fragrance beautifully
made.
Mozart Cigar is made by
Consolidated Cigar Corporation
New York
Distributed by
McCORD-BRADY CO,
Omaha, Neb.
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Sherman Merchants
Defeat Fort Calhoun
The Sherman Avenue Merchant
won from Fort Calhoun Sunday, S to
2. The pitching of Olson and Stuh
and the hitting of the latter featured
the game.
The Merchant nave lost but one
game' this season and challenge any
semi-pro team in a radius of SO miles
of Omaha. Games may be arranged
by communicating with Emil Schnei
der. 2209 East Locust street, East
umaha.
Giants Sign .Youthful
Shortstop of Chicago
Omaha Bee Leaned Wire.
Chicago, May 23. Fred Lind
strom, 17-year-old shortstop for the
Loyola academy baseball team, has
been signed by the New York Gi
ants. The youth will be farmed out
to Toledo and has been notified to
report to the Mud He,'is on June 20.
Late in August lie will be trans
ferred to the Giants if he shows the
class he has displayed on local dia
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