THE BEE: OMAHA. THURSDAY, JUNE 1. 1922.
Bears Paw Way
to Victory Over
Omaha Buffaloes
Denver Drive Okrie
Showers in Fourth
Haiti Stop Came
in Fifth.
to
Thutiil.let Kd Wrixcl held Oiniln
to en hit in five inningi oUy and
Denver won a g.ttie halted by
downpour of rain in tlie middle of
the fifth, 6 to 0. The Bear drove
Okrie out of the box in the fourth
after he had forced in two run on
bill and made all their tallie in the
tingle inning.
Score:
OMMIt.
to-"
Mfrirrar, Ik.,,.
I.Maaua, lb ....
.riflm, U
Maauwb, rt ....
I.raaikam, Sb , .
Wllret, a . .....
Il't'eeear, rf ....
Wilder, a
Okrie. p..
Total
AH
ro
Leases , If .....
Wright, th ...
Nhaaley, rf . , .
O'Hrlen. rf ...
Patterson, lb ,.
4 arlwriglit, lb
Npramar. M
Parker,
Wtttel, p
....II
PKMVER.
AH M
I
S
1 I
h ro A r.
a
Total I 7 I 10
Srer by Inning t
Omaha a a a a a a
lruer a a a a 1
Nummary Earned) runai Denver, a. Tw-
Ma Intel npranger. domes. Karri r Ira fir l
Wright. Mnirk eutt By Wetael. at by
iwrie, X) or Mokr. I. Meae am bay
. Off Wetsel, t ofr Okria. Hi off Stoke. I.
Hit by pitched ballt Milder by HHirL
Left on baaeet tlmari, 01 Denver, 7, in
a In a pltrhrtli By Ubrlo (00 no out In
fourth), all runa, five bliss by Ktokra, 1,
no run, two hlta. Timet 1 minute. 1 m-
pireei Mrdlootn and Hrowa.
Witches Win Erratic
Fielding Game From Saints
St. Joseph. Mo. May It Wichita won
an arratio fielding game from St. Joseph
today I to i.
Score:
WICHITA. I 8T. JOSKPH.
AMR.O.Al AO H O A.
Brrwr. at 1 1 J 1 Alaon. lh 4 1 a 1
Waahburn, i 4 1 S 1 rorrlrtcn. If 4 0 10
1 a 0 riaher. rf 4 13 0
S t 1 Ol'IXmowltl. cf 4 0 0 0
S 4 u Derate. M 4 10 1
3 10 OidmlUi. 3b 414
1110 mtrwimi. lb S 1 1 1
4 11 41(ir.ho.k1.0 3 I S 1
3 1 0 IT, ro.fr. p 4 10 1
I t 0 I Htumb, p 0 0 0 1
1 0 01
Totals 80 10 If 15
40 11 17 0
Bitted for Beeb la alxth.
Seor by Innings:
Wichita 0 4 0 0 0 4 0 0 01
St. Joseph 1110 1 0 0 0 05
Summary Ran: Berger (2). East,
Orifftn.- McMullen (!). Beeb. Gregory,
Olion, Defat. 8mlth, Grabowskl, Orover.
Errors: Stevenson, Grover. Bunt and
hlta: Ofr Orover. and 13 In I 1-1 In
nings; oft Baeba, 6 and In t Irntngs:
off Maun, nono and 1 In 4 InnlniJ; off
Btumb, nono and nono In 1-1 inning.
Earned runa: Wichita, I; 8t Joseph, S.
Bass on Dollar Off Grevar, 1; off Beebe,
1; oft Maun, 1. 1 Struck out: By Orovor,
I: by Beehe, 1; by Btumb, 1. Left on
baaea: Wichita, 1: St. Joseph, 11. Two
haae hlta: Deft. , Flaher, Stevenson.
Bmltb, East. Sacrifice hlta: Olson. Smith,
Hit by pitched ball: Washburn, by Ornvar.
Umpires: Holmea and Ormsby. Time: -:.
K.l. rf
Biskeslsr. If
Haler.
tl.'Dowell, lb
Griffin-, cf
MrMuilan, Sb
Berre, p
II aun. p
Gregory
Tnllll
Otto Merz Clouts Out
Homer, Double and Single
1 Des Molne, la.. May 11. Otto Men
not only pitched wlnnlnc ball afalnst
. Sioux City today, but he drovo In four
runs and helped score three others w!4h
It' t his homo run, double and single. Des
Moines mad' II hits on Tesar ana won.
10 to 3.
Score: - .
, BIOCX CTTT. 1 DES 'MOINES.
I AB.H.O.A. AB.H.U.A..
Hamilton, ss 4 11 4ioormtn. Jb
Hfoiliisw'y.Sb 3 11 0 Wanner. Sb
V( noran, ci
AIGrihaai. lb
01 Milan. If
II D. Grant, si
Si Tuna, rf
1 1 Banner, e
SIMers, p
Highest Human Jumper
v. ill y ' . yZ '...yj '
Tt ?l ?:'? v'i" -wi7i.
PaJ f Z
raK'a-2 'AJy.
Dodgers Bunch
a O
Hits and Defeat
Boston Braves
Crime pitches Det Contet
of Scaion, Allowing Op
ponenU But Five
Safe Wallops.
Brooklyn, May 31. Brooklyn
bunched two double and a tingle
for two run in the fifth inning and
tuva tinslei and an error for two
!.. .t. - r-i. ?"
rnoro in I lie icvruin on unui(rr Haiwa
lotsay, iEiiii' avaivn, iu a, au
winning the odd game of the five
game irrie. Orime pitcnea lut
be t game of the leawn.
Score!
M KHTKaUl UUCI R.
MaaMtlaoa.
. i mi um
a. la it I .1.1 Oaas I? M Al
u tiu II- I ,1m m M-taaa I n .1
Hmiii II It ,ia utia otf It tl
Taaa II II .fc!lMai 14 M J.
Vssiardat't Kaaalla.
!. l OtMfca, 4J4 U rillb.
ratal.
ok la ham City. I: "Tula, I,
wirbna. it at. joMrh, .
V Moiaaa. t( Mioui City, t.
TsMkajr-a t .
Mom I lly at Oaaaha.
trkiahama City ai Wkblta.
Tula at at. Joaaph.
! loina ai laovae.
Btramy BaOOKLTX.
ABROll ill HOI
Klsoo.rf t t a t'lllslLtb 4 111
Marbara. Ik t t I VJoknHMl.lb 104
t t.ri-.h ).tf 41 I D tirimik. if 4110
mi- rf a a i ! if ilia
at rkal 4 111 Mnn. rr 4 1 " a
IMka, lb 1 II rhansaot, Ik 0 It I
rord. as !" aI as I a
lO'N.H. 111 0 Millar. 1111
IMw hsn. f a a I unsMt, toil
Totals 31 ( It 111 Total St t St IS
B. nr. ki fniilnaaf
SI na t ..............1 a 1 0 W 0 0 w S t
Brooklyn a a a a t I a
Rummarv Runai O'Nalt. Trllah. Jobs-
aton. Ward. Urlmaa. Krrora: Boarkal,
Kchmandt Taro-baa bits: R Orlfflth.
Millar. Sacrlflc hit: Miliar. rouoi
plya: Boock'l Barbara. Millar Hlfrl
Johnston. Johnston-Mhmandl. l-art
laaa: Boston, 4: Brooklyn. I. Base on
balls: Off Oaachaar. : off Orlroae. 1
I Kirnrk nut! n Oaarhaer. 1i by Orlmaa,
t. Will pitch: oaarncar. umptrcai
Qulflay and Woran. Time: i:is.
XKKIlAaKi TATN ICibl R.
Msuidlaat.
. U M W. U
it a .eir'rYarfait a a
14 a .431 lUalllra r I
It r .iaaiui d lalsaej 11
Vntarla'i Baa nils.
Norfolk, I; llaallnts. 4.
Baairira, I Si Urand lallttd, t.
rurbury, I; Llocoln, 1,
Today' (mat.
nsatrtc st Grand Island,
ralrbury at Unroln.
Norfolk at Hastings.
rn.
,ir
tit Tork
rituburst
at. Um
Biooklja
NATIONAL LEACr K.
Maodlnia,
w. u rn I w.
,aii' mica ia
It
14
l
II 14 .onirinriuaall
II .MAI Haatoa It if
it si ,a rauaiairi it st
Vratarday's Braulla.
Phlladalphia, I; New York. L
Plttahuroh, : Cincinnati, t.
Brooklyn. 4: Boston. 1,
Bt. Ltuur-Chlraio, rain.
Today iasaaa.
Nsw Tork at Boston.
Philad.lpbl t Brooklyn,
at. Louie at Pittsburgh.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
t. Prk
It .nil
14 Ml
M
Clearing the bar at 6 feet 44 inchea, Leroy T. Brown (above) of Pirates Move Up Notch
Dartmouth College eatablithed a new intercollegiate record for tht
running men jump at trie championships held at Harvard Stadium. Cam
bridge, The old record was 6 feet AlA inches, made in 1915 by Oler of Yale.
Missouri Horseman Enters
Select String of Runners in
Meet; Money One of Stable
in National League Race
Ptttaburah. Mar 11 Plttsbursb moved
within a asm and half of first place
by taking today s gam rrom i incinr.au,
whtlo the New Tork Giant lost. Tha
Pirates took three or th four game
from the Rsds. Couch and Schnell wr
unable to check th slufflng Pittsburgh-
r. who won, 11 to S.
ecore;
CINCINNATI. I PITraBrMrl.
I,. Pet,
si .trn
II ,IM
.111
SI .121
A noted breeder who is here to race
a small but select string of runners at
the coming meeting is B. A. Jones of
Farnell.Mo. He is here with Mark De
nunzio and Carlos Enrique. The for
mer was one of the most consistent
horses racing at Havana last win
ter and although starting but six
times, he scored brackets four times
in a row. His speed was amazinx
while racing over a route. In his
last start on Cuban soil he opened
up a huge gap on a good field of
horses and at the end of his mile
and a sixteenth journey was twelve
lengths to the good.
Jones isthe proud owner of the
succesful sire. Seth, who is the dad
dy of Ikey T. one of the truest run-
nine sprinters that will be seen in
action a the Ak-Sar-Ben track. He
also produced the speedy 2-year-old
Lorena Marcella, which won ' lour
consecutive victories over the best
youngsters that raced at Havana.
The Jones breeding establishment
at rarnell is one ot the show places
f that section of the country. It is
the last word in appointment and
contains eighteen matrons of royal
blood lines. Jones reports that he
Burns, cf
Dsubert. lb
Nealf. If
Brassier, if
Harper, rf
Hanrato. 0
I.UII. o
Bonne. 7b
has sixteen yearlings running out pj"'!
39 14 ST 14
and that the nresent rron of emhrvo I Couch, o
racine tools are o most promising iiri-Z
Dana.
tl- m:-. :... i...j : t.:. i?
X 11C 1(1 19SUUI 1411 13 1UUU 111 1119
nraises of the Ak-.Sar-Rrn nlant anri
rnmnare it (jimril.l,, with fh I Cincinnati 0 0 t t 0 0 1 t
r . -j. Titt.hrh 3 1003400 a 11
AB H ft A
3 I 4 OiMaraarllls. M
4 1 11 ICsrr. of
110 (II Rohser, rf
1 0 0 01 Btfhee. If
4 0 0 OITterney. 2b
111 li Tremor, lb
1 1,0 01 Bsmhart. lb
4 11 4'Mneller. rf
4 11 tlorlmm, lb
4 10 I'ooocb. s
0 0 0 01 .lonnsrd. e
110 5' Hamilton, p
10 0 0
1 Total
IX 1 II 15
Batted for Schnall In ninth.
Score by Inning:
AB.R.O.A
IIS
1 II
0 1
0 1
1 1
L. Pet
string next season.
- a - it r-liuiouran
. courses in ynicr cav. nc prom- ,,. caveney. Bchnall. Mar-
ises to be a yearly visitor here and anvm (21, Carey, Bigba d). Traynor
intends bringing a more pretentious i,to5 'viLSi.."
baa hit: Grimm. Sacrifice hitsrl Carey,
Tlerney. Double play: nargrava-Lau-
bert. Plnelll-Bohna-Daubart. Cavaney-
Daubert. Hamllton-Orlmm. Tlerney-tr-
nvllle.Orlinm. Left on bases: Cincinnati.
7: Pittsburgh. 1. Bsso on bans: on
Schnell, 5; off Hamilton. 1. Struck oat:
Br Couch. 1: bv Schnall. 1: by Hamilton.
1. Hit: Off Couch, 7 In 1 Inning (non
out In aecond): off Schnell. 7 In 7 In-
nlnaa. Wlnnlnc nltcher: Hamilton. Los
ing pitcher: Couch. Umpire: Hart and
O'Oay. Time: 1:40.
Klatl. cf
Mm. lb
Williams, If
Rohinaon. rf
Palmer, lb
Query, e
Tessr, p
Totsli
41 31 27 11
: .... i
3D 10 24 121 Totall
Score by Innings:
Sioux City 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 8
Des Molne 0 4 0 1 1 1 0 0 10
Summary Run: Metl, Williams, Teaar.
Gorman. Wagner (2), Graham, Milan,
Tuna. Banner (21. Merx C). Errors:
Hamilton. Homo run: Men. Two-baa
hits: Men, Wagner (3). Horan (2). Milan,
Oorman. Left on bases: Sioux City, ;
Dee Moines, 14. Struck out: By Merz,
1: by Tesar, S. Ba on balls: Off Mors,
S: off Teaar, 4. Hit by pitched ball:
Hamilton, by Mer. Earned runs: Sioux
City, I; Dee Moines, t. Double play:
Wagner-Graham. Umpires: Fltipitriclt
fcnd Burnslde. Time: 1:45.
Fight Decisions
Youngstawn, O., May SO. Carl Tremalne
f Cleveland knocked out Phil O'Dowd
of Columbus In the aecond round of their
scheduled 11-rnund bout her last night.
They are bantam weights.
Chicago. Mar 31. Mike nunde of
Rovk Island, III., defeated Pete Mlstel
ot Cleero In a 10-round boxing bout 'on
the outskirts of the) tlty.
Baseball Dope
OmCIAT. 6COBE WEEK
EXDING SATURDAY, JINE S. .
Weaterh League. '
Mid. Tot.
M. T. W. Wk. T. F. S. K.
Omaha ...
Tulsa .... 6
Sioux City. S
Denver ...
D'e Molne IS
Wichita
Joseph
Okla. City
I , Brooklyn
V, Pblla. ...
New York
A Chicago ..
,V Boston . . .
fV St. Louis .
Cincinnati
f Pittsburgh
t Detroit .
tit. Louis
Cleveland
Chicago ,
l Boston . .
' Washlng'n
1 ' . N'ew York
h rwi, ...
a nan. tlir
I Milwaukee
V ' . Tndiana'He
Louisville
- Minnea'lls
CcKi . Piul .
I Vl Toledo .,
1 Columbus
0
V f Hastings (
JJli Norfolk ."
1r" Beatrlc .
a Lincoln ..
? Od. Isltrd
k ' ralrbnry .
2
S
10
s
3
National Leegae.
Mia. e
W. Wk. t.
4 25
3
1
14
s
It
11
23
S
11
19
M. T.
4 17
T.
Tot
8. B.
It
24
7
7
3
13
10
24
28
11
13
7
1
26
American Leagae.
Mid.
M. T. W. Wk. T.
Tot.
S. R.
7
II
13
7
IS
24
2t
34
14
10
American Aaaoclation.
Mid.
t. T. W. Wk. T. F.
7 g C IS ..
1 It 31 .. ..
3 19
4 24
7
' 1 9
13 11 .. ..
S 11 ..
ebreske State League.
.Mia.
M. T. W. Wk. T. F.
-0X44
X X t t
.-x x 11 13 ..
1x13..
0 . x . 3 1. .. .
a x i u n
Tot.
8. R.
It
IS
It
12
15
Tot,
I. B.
i No game
Ty Cobb May Not
Protest Decision
St. Louis, May 31. Ty Cobb,
manager of the Detroit Americans,
who was suspended yesterday for
an altercation with Umpire Wilson,
in Monday's game, last night de
clined to say whether he would pre
sent a formal protest to President
Ean Johnson of the American league
regarding the work of this .umpire,
as has been " rumored. t
' "I have nothing to say at present,
but will present my case in detail to,
Mr. Johnson, if I haye a protest to
make," said the Detroit manager.
, Cobb and Heilmann were put out
of the game Monday when they dis
puted Wilson's decision in a double
play. Clark, who also participated
in the argument, was not suspended,
but appeared in yesterday's make
shift lineup of tht Detroit team,
Cobb witnessed both games today
from a box behind his players' dug
out. ,
Omaha Net Stars
to Play Lincoln
'The -annual inter-city tennis
match between ranking stars of
Omaha and Lincoln will be staged
Saturday on the .Field club courts.
- The Omaha team will be selected
today or tomorrow.
Lincoln's contingent will be com
posed of the following eight ranking
stars: Fred Archerd, Dean Mc
Proud, Ralph Weaverling, C. Skall
bqrg, Bob Russell, Conrado Lim
joco, Gregg McBride and Don El
liott .
Long's Home Run in
10th Inning Beats Oilers
Tulsa, Okl., May 31. Long s homo run
In the ldth enabled Oklahoma City to
defeat Tulsa today. 3 to 2. in a brilliant
box duel between Carl Black and Frank
Dodson. The teams broke even on the
four-frame series.
Score:
OKLKAHOMA CITY, t TCLSA. .
JBH.0 1.ll A8H.OA.
5 l l o Bennam. if 5 8 3 2
0: Stuart. 21) 3 13 3
"IDatu. rt , 5 0 0 0
0 Lelltrltlb 4 0 IT 0
01 Lamb, cf
I ! Bauman, 3b
McWeeney Won't Go
to Coast in Deal
Omaha, Bee Leeaed Wire.
Chicago, May 31. Douglas Mc
Weeney, one of the White Sox pitch
ers to figure in the $100,000 deal with ti . tit11 nt.
San Franriirr, for TnfiMrler Willie rhlllieS WallOD lyiantS
Kamm, has balked on going to the bv Score of Three to One L.). fou"r b.. on bififir'two cri!
Coast league. One of the reasons Philadelphia. Kay SI. La Meadow TOC,T;i"?.?-r,'Srd '8 ' by w-
for refusing to go to San Francisco h New y.
is that he is m the real estate busi- victory out of th five-game series. 3 to l. ,iun.?:1"';
AMERICAN I.EAGCE.
Standing.
w. r. rv I n
Jfew Tk tt 17 .till Detroit t
St. Louis It It .ssiIi'im.iui a
Wsablnalon 93 91 .aS9lrhi. ia
Pbllsdelpbi it to .itf I Boato 17
Yeatorday's Resnits.
St. Louie. T; Detroit, t.
Chicago, 1; Cleveland. 4.
Boston, 0-4; Washington. 4-T.
No other gm scheduled.
Today' Came.
Chics to t St. Louis.
Washington at Philadelphia,.
Boston at New York. V
Detroit at Cleveland. N
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Standing.
W T. t., I aw
Minnespons 14 .J0 Colomrnis It 2J .tsi
Indlansrolis 34 It .00LouiavlU It ! lit
Mllirauka is 1 .Mil Kansas City M 15 Ml
St. Tsui 33 17 .Mil Toledo is a iu
l esterday's Results.
Toledo, 11; Columbus. 3.
Mlnnespolls. 7: St. Pul, 1.
Iulsvllle, 4; Indianapolis. 1.
Milwaukee, 1; Kan City, I.
Today's Cane.
Toledo at Columbus.
Louisville at Indlsnspolls.
Mlnneapoll at Milwaukee.
St. Paul at Kansas City.
Coast League.
San Francisco. 11: Oakland, (.
Portland, 12; Sacramento, 7.
Los Angeles. 8; Vernon. 2.
Salt Lake City. 1; Seattle. 1.
Southern Association. .
J- J1,..' Chattanooga, wet ground.
Nashvlll at Atlanta, rain.
At Memphis. II: Nar rirlaim a it 1..
ningt, darkness.)
At idtti Rock. 10; Birmingham, I.
BasebaJJ Records Made Thla Data June 1.
" . issa oix usss Hlta, In Six
Tlmsa at Bat R c... . ..:." 7.
). Th record 1 seven, held bv W.
Robinson, Baltimore, . H2.
June 1. 1110 Moot Time Facing Pitch
er, aw inn viou. w h xt
?t'.s)x Ttm M. J. Huggln. St. Louis
vvnmoi, cmcago. (N. L.l. alx ha.
I , " " iun V.U.1IL oivai-
ness in Chicago, and another is that The timely hitting f Henim. William. ThJ'- l. siit 1 PittsbXh
the Chicago team of the Mid-West w" 'ture-
Semi-Pro association has signed him swa torr-.
to a turn.v.9r rnntracl rlline. frtf I 'AB.R.O.A
" 'I Iu.. : ill I"?:..--- Bancroft.!. 3 0 5 SI
iiiuic niuucy iiidii nc vis rcccivinK I Frlaoh. 2b 4 10 1
trom Lomiskey.
Omaha Youth Elected
Husker Track Captain
IGreh. 3b 3
Young, rf " 4
Meussl. u 4
Kelly, lb 4
Gunntnf h'ni.ef 1
Snrder. 8
Bran, p 3
0 11
0 0
I PRIUSRLPHTA.
AB.H.O.A
Walker, rf 4 13 1
W'shutona. lb t 1 0 1
WllUanuj,cf 3 2 3 0
Lee. If 4 110
Parkinson, 2b 4 0 11
Fletcher, as 10 15
Leslie, lb 1 0 11 0
Henllne, 3 14 0
Meadows, p 103
Totals
10 8 17 11
Totals 817 .24 10
Rnva Kv tnntnaa:
New Tork 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 01
Snecial Philadelphia 00001002 x 3
Hnmrntrvassfiuna: r risitjii. n in 11 niuiiwi
Henllne (2). Error: Kelly. Two-bas
hit: Cunningham. Home run: Henllne.
has been elected captain of the Ne- l.f.v, "fr
braska track team for next year. Hmin. Left on be: nw York, s:
Hawkins is a ouarter-miler and a Philadelphia, S. Be on ball: Off
.v, r ... -. . tt: Mtaoows, a; oir ityan, l. otrucK our.:
uwiiiuci ui uic nine iciay ihiu, l By Meadows, 3: by Ryan, 1.
Lincoln, . May 31.-
Kenneth Hawkins of Omaha, a jun
ior at the University of Nebraska, hit:
Cincinnati IN. L.). Record also held by
play tni tX Amerlcn Itaiua
Kahaaa Cltv. Ikfav ai i .
Mllwauke. ....T.....V a li i
Kansas City J 14 i
Batteries: Clark. Gearln and Gossett:
Dawson. Bono, Carter and McCarty.
Indianapolis, May 31. R. H E?
Lcnlsvllla a .
Indlanapoll ' in
uattorles: Cullop. Tlncup and Meyer:
Weaver and Krueger. Dixon.
Minneanolla. Mav si b r
st. Paul .... ..... . . . . . . ; j
Minneapolis ."7 . J
aattenee: Merrltt, Hall and Allen;
Mangum and Mayer.
Columbua. Mav 91 n -u a.
Toido : .": 7. t
Columbus .....S 10 1
Battrls: Oiard and Kocber; Burwell.
Rogg and Hartley.
work' in the first annual conference Pfirman and Kiem'
indoor meet at Kansas City last win
ter was very brilliant and some of
his outdoor work since has been of a
fast nature-
Tim: 1:30.
Umpire:
Babe Ruth Collects
Semi-Pro and Amateur
Elm Creek Win.
Omaha Federals Win
Over Herman Club
Herman, Neb..' May 31. (Special
Telegram.) The Omaha Federals
O JO D ,E1 Nab.. May 31. (Speeujl.)
ajeCOntl HOme Klin Flra Cre,k Lexington on thi lat-
aJIVUllVA aiVlllV aVUa tr', groUni, Sunday, 3 to 0. Batteries:
, i Lexington, Walker and Walker; Elm
New York. May 31. Babe Ruth's ' -j.a-i.
second home run of the season, a 16- r,u city Legion Lose.
innint- strugele in which St. Louia n 5'tJt..NA "ay. I--8P?M)-r
vanqiished Detroit, 2 to 1, and a rttarT.f atpirSSS
Lincoln Loses First Place
in State Loop to Fairbury
Pickett, Former Nebraska Hurler,
Knocked Out of Bos in Fourth
Innirur by th Winner.
Lincoln, Neb., May 3t. Llnroln
lost firtt place in the Nebraska Slate
league wht-n the local uilered
decisive beating at the hand of the
1 airlntry team, 8 t I. Hut rame
in clutter for the visitor, and min
gled with them were many error by
Lincoln.
Tirkeit. University of Nebraska
pitcher for two eaouf, v. at knocked
out of the box in the fourth.
The score:
FAiaUI'RV I UXCOI.V.
AttltAA' AH HO A
OMatei. lb 4 IHWr. as 4 0 11
kaaiaad. I S I I lli'srn. If 4 t 0 t
Mrlwrantt. t I 4 a Mot cf lilt
hUas. rf 4 t Mrt'r, I 4 I II
i.M-ai. If 1 1 I l'tiii. rf I t
Wrntwak, Ik I II IHe. : till
Rotates, a till' ranter, lb I I t
harrr rf I 0 1 t'i'iiaur. 4 I t I
lVaoUoUXt 4 t IPkk-i. 101
niiiuma, p 1 0 t
Totall IT ( 27 7 -.alley I 1
I Ttsts 11 1 V 1
Ballad for Williams in ninth
Sere by Innlnas:
Faiibury t I I I t S I 1 aI
Lincoln t o a o a o t o i i
aummary Runs: Goodwin. Cleveland.
Mr r mot i. Reichle. Winbueh, Bsrry III,
WoolfolM, Wood. Krrora: il,Mittwin. Clove,
land, Wmbuah. Orr t:, Oirwon. I've 121.
Conker. Williams. Threa.baa hlta:
Goodwin, McDermo't. Two-base hua:
Goodwin. Bliss. arr tic fly l Gihaon.
Sacrifice hlta: Wnolfnlk, Barry. Doubt
lay: Zlnkr-Dye-Mocoy. Struck out: By
ickall. 1; by William.. 1; by Woolfolk.
Hlta: Off Pickett. I Is I Innlnaa: aff
William. 1 In t Innlnts: off Woolfolk.
I n t Innings. Bts on balls: Off Pickett,
l: err wunms. 4; off Woolfolk, 4. Hit
by pitched ball: Reichle. by Plrkett;
Retchla. bv Williams. Left on baaea:
Lincoln, ; Fairbury. . empires: Cox
and Hawthorn. Time: 1:00.
Krrora Costly to Islandera.
Grand Islsnd. N'eh.. Mav li n.nii
Islsnd was strona en arrar. on
hlta and presented the first gam of th
series to Beatrice by th score of 11 to
unger laaiurea in stick work.
Score:
BEATRICE. I GRAND ISLAND.
IIVA A f AU D A A
JohnrtoB. rf t I 1 Olrtnhen. lb 4 1 ' 1 i
Hill. 20 4 0 1 OIHanmod. 2b 10 14
Parker, 3k 1 0 0 01 M.u. as 8 111
Reuntana. cf s 1 3 01 u-'Amntafr of a i a a
Qulnn. ss 41 4' Palmetlers. If 4010
Klraehner. lb 4 1 1 OlPriu-h.nl. rt l a
MrFsrlsod. If SOI 0IRoh.ru. u 4141
inter, e see 1 Fouls, p 4 1 0 S
Blttandorf, p 4 10 01
. Totals 31 7 28 13
Tout 31 10 27 71
Qulnn out. Interfering batted ball.
Score by Innlnas:
Beatrice 8 0 1 0 0 1 011
Orand Island 0 001100001
Summary Runa: Johnston. Hill. Parker
(2). Bauman. Oulnn. Klrschner. MrFnr-
land. Unger (3). Blttrndnrf. Rohen. Har-
wood, Foulk. Errors: Rohen (2), Hsr
wood, Metx (J). Foulk (2). Three-baa
bit: Unger. Two-haas hits: Baumann.
Foulk. Sacrifice hits: Johnston, Klrsch
ner, Blttendorf Base on balls: Off Bit-
tendorf. 4: off Foulk, t. Stolen bases:
Hill. Oufnn. Bittenrlnrf. Dnuhla nl.va:
Hsrwood - Met . Leldlg. Foulk - Leldlg.
Struck out: By Blttendorf. ; by Foulk,
I. Left on bases: Bestrlce. 9; Grand
Island. 7. Earned runa: Reatrlf-e. '
Grand Island, S. Umpire: Gondlng.
Norfolk Tronncea Hastings.
Hasting. Neb.. Mav 81. A ninth Innlna-
rally caved Hasting from a ahutout to
day, but Norfolk won, t to 4.
ocore:
Ty Cobb, boss of th Detroit
Tiger, will (oon learn to ktep off
-Jmp" Wilton's toe.
Wilton "workid in th Wt rn
league lat aeaaon and w conoid
ered ont of tb bett umpire in tht
league. Ha carried reputation
with him of boing fair and square
In all of hi deciatona while on tha
Ciamond and wa highly retpected
by all player, large and imalL
Wilson, it will be remembered.
I the "ump" who outttd "Puf
Griffin from gam at league
park lait tenon, said outiing con
ing tht "Pug" hevy fine.
It i no wonder Leo P. Flynn,
manager of a large tlahle of fight-
teri, want to thow hi ' boy in an
On. aha ring.
Dave Shade, one of Flynn' "fami
ly." took more than $3,000 out of
Omaha.
Another Flynn representative ia
coming here in the person of Billy
blittle.
Nebraska i noted for its kind
hearted promoter.
Fred Haney, former Omaha
Buffalo thia-aacker, playing firat
bate for Detroit in the aecond
ame of the St. Loui double head
er yetterday, scored two runa and
clouted out two hit of five timet
to bat
Not to bad, eh?
William (Ducky) Holme, former
Lincoln and Sioux City Western
It ague club manager, is piloting the
Fort Smith team in the Western
association this season.
Btucker, If
Wiaser. 2b
Man. 3b
Rouse, of'
AUitrton. as
McAlotn. rf
Hinrtr. lh
flpellmsn, o
Bcnmldt, p
Totals
NORFOLK.
AB.H.O.A.
34 C 27 101
Amen, cf
Denton, ss
rrann. 2b
Wllletts. e
Holly, lb
Kuapp, Sb
Tomes, if
Johnson, rf
omltn. p
HA8TIKG8.
AB.H.O.A.
4 0 10
S
1 1 1
0 0 4
0 9 0
0 12 0
111
1 1 1
10 0
0 11
Totals
30 ( 27 10
had little difficulty in winning yester- batting orgy of the New York andJ victory ov.r tb local American
W tre.rv?, Jier ftJAm wJ&&
. . o-. .......,s . surpAssing even mc iiiusi ucluc ui i pucner, unui tne eigntn inning, when
anrl tria reclllt lvac never in flAtlKt I aI. C -!..:. m,.!.,!. I tbsy drove him from ha mona i.v, .
and the result was never in doubt the vears cloutinsr exploit these iB,y drovJ fren th mound with a
after that. The cold north wind were the high lights of 16 games in t.JSS
.nunc ji uioagiEcaiic iui yiayio i"1 I me major leagues. 1 iwtniB, BLriKing out tweiv men.
spectators.
Score by Innings: R. H. E.
Federals 02008000 16 11 0
Herman 0 1000010 26 1 0
Batteries: Federals, Hamilton and
Davis; Herman, Burdlck and Brlnlsy.
Pitt rf
Glnilsnll. rf
Mlddlttoa. If
Bates, lb
Falhtr, s
Mann, es
Tate. 3b
Long. 2b
Dodson. p
Totals
0 1
a 14
1 4
1 3
1 1
2 S
1 0
McGinniB, as
Blacx, p
Totlll
4 0 2
4 0 0 t
4 10 1
3 0 1
r,5 3 30 19
SS 11 27 IN
Score by Innings:
Oklahoma City ...-0 00020000 13
Tulsa 1 10000000 0 1
8ummary Runs: Fisher, Tate, Long,
Bennam, McGlnnis. Errors: None. Two
base hits: Tate, Bennett. Tbree-bas hits:
Bates. Home run: Long. Sacrfice hit:
Bates. Earned runs: Oklahoma City, 3;
Tulsa, 1. Left on bases: Oklahoma City,
t; Tulsa. 1. Base on balls: Off Dodson.
t. Struck out: By Black. 4: by Dodson.
4. Double play: Bennett-Crosby. Um
pires; .Anderson and Donahue. Tim:
1-lr. , . , . . ,
n roe rams, thus preventing any mark
ed upsets in the raees. Washington
A T:.. j . and Chicago, in the American, ana
Brooklvn and the Cubs, in the Na-
I I w a. T I. " " - . .
ouilalo Auto Itace tional, were the only clubs to protit
Buffalo. N, Y.. May 3L Seven by double victories.
persons were injured in two acci
dents during an auto race at Buffalo
Park yesterday. Four of the' injured
are in hospitals. . They and two
others were hurt when one of the
racing machines crashed through the
inside of the half-mile track. The
other victim was a mechanician on
another car which left the track and
crashed through a fence.
Federals Want Games.
. . . j .: ,l. c. t : j -1
J uimuc ui uic ot. xuuio vaiuuieis, i rt.t.. u i a- v
. ..... , ,. . .... I WaUWMai ITTn ll.llia IAMi
who leu twice betorenicago, ail tne Honey Creek, ia.. rfav 3i.fan.o..ti'
t: i. 4l; u.i. i --.i x - a. . ,
cnici iuiuciiucrs uivwcu iucir uunu i c ucujaica me umtnt Merchtnti
Victory Today Gives
South Championship
nere sunaay wlnnine tha rir.f a
avuu iu. aacuna, is xo v.
i am on age a earn w ins.
GOthOnburr. Ttfah. .. Mav 91 rf....l
Cambrldra defeated th lartalla tltar Rim.
p 1. in ft alow gam played on a
Wliu 19.fiiiilnr Aania
Humrihrev. vb.. Mav xi .fiiMf.iai
unwriua noa out in local, 6 to a. In
twelve inninja hra Sunday. It waa a
bard-fooaht came thrauvhout. ka h
Hiwuiiutinen piicniog gooa bath
ocore oy innings: R. h. E.
' P U I"
A victory in today s stame with Humnhrev nsi ono Xia at .
Council Bluffs Will Clinch the Cham- natterle: Hoffman and Thomson; Ben
pionship of the Omaha High School na cnumcngr-
Basehall nrm fnr South Hi eh. The I Genoa riub vaea
o-ame ia arrierltilert tn he nlaved at ?ntral City. Nab., May a. (Special.)
2:30 at Riverview park and will i,twat
r.nv Taekson. manasrer of the up the league chedule for the two S''0"-, a" ! Mddon for Cntral City
J. , , ' . . " ... I .;ul. Firaaa a no-nir, gam up to th
umana reaerais. is alter games wim fv..i.. . i iio inning wnen a man singled,
r 1 a.. . : XT.ki. 1 1 -tniim ernerrs rn raniranre: rnr I '
last Itrallia ill lcumsna auu iu. r ' " . I bit- aruA ava b
... -, r . . iiwi I 1 .-.U: V.. ..L.J.. nM . a ", 1 1 auarr OflUI. VBI AMJUUieT.
n o ma.r he rear hen ar vv ensrer vvn. i tnoMiiviuiianio uv o-iicuuiiiik atrtioi Tiiaar kt.k a... c
J . 1 - ..A-r. 1.- 1. .TJ -V. "-- " "'' '
games wun cracK oui-oi-iown mgn 'osw manned seemer in a slow gam
atro-recrationa . a nrr" ouna,y. o i. rna corn Belters
aggrcgaiiuiis. . were unable to hit Tlnnlne who aiioa,.rf
The Packer nine defeated Central, but four acsttered ingies.
2 to 1. in a fast name at Athletic . B.ttrt-Bemr: Gardell and Gar-
park Monday afternoon.
Today in Ring History
dell; Pilger: Tinning and Peters.
TM.hr.Taa Vajira A rn.
' Oscar Gardner knocked out Htrry
Forbes, Chicago, one round.
N F.lrhteen Yeaura Are.
Mike Schreck lost to Twin Sulllrsn,
Indianapolis, 10 round.
Kevenleen Yeauw Ago.
Terry Martin against Fred Blackburn,
draw, Fhllsleiphla, tnree round,
sixteen Years Ago,
Billy Fapke knocked out Jack Dsnny,
Peru, III., one rounn.
Fifteen Years Ago.
Harry Baker against Tommy O'Toole,
no decision, Philadelphia, aix rounds.
Nine Years Ago.
Georges Carpentler knocked out Bom
bardier Weils, Ghent, Belgium, four
rounds.
Five Year Ago.
' Pete Herman against Joe Lynch, no de
cision, New York, one round.
Schmoller A Mueller Piano company ha
a baseball team which challengea tha
world. Games may be arranged by ctl'.r
ing Douglas If a
Five Leading Hitters
of Major Leagues
American League.
O. AB. R. H. Pet.
.42 174 41 73 .414
.41 ltt 31 tl .311
.31 ISO 33 18 .317
.24 111 24 45 .378
.31 118 18 41 .S73
Slsler. St. Louis...
Speaker. Cleveland
Miller. Philadelphia
Witt. New York...
Cobb, Detroit
National League.
G. AB.
Hrgrave, Cincinnati. 27 2
Hornsby. St. Louis. ..41 15
Bigbee. Pittsburgh ..3 IBS
Griffith. Brooklyn ...31 tt
Kelly. Nsw. York 40 ltt
R.
Pet.
.371
.377
.177
.374
.371
Anhurn Clnb Wins.
Auburn. Neb.. May 31. ( Special.
Auburn defeated Nebraska City her Sun
day, S to 1. Davia, pitching for th lo
cale, atruck out 17 mn and allowed but
three hit. Auburn completed a triple
piny In th alxth inning.
Katterlea Auburn: Davis and Denni-
son. Nebraska City: Collier and Schwarta.
Park WhhTf 15 Hen.
Dorchester. Neb.. Mav 81. ISoeclal.i
The Dorchester ball tram defeated Goeh-
ner nere Sunday. 11 to 2. Parks on th
mound for the locals, (truck out It men.
Score by innings: R. H. E.
Goehner .. ..4 100001 0 1 4 t
Dorchester ..1 1400010 x 11 1 1
Batteries: Ward and Card: Parka and
Moser.
CeDtral City Easy Winner.
Central City. Neb.. May II. (Special.)
Central City defeated Aurora bv tha
Don't heat a kettleful of water cor,.of " " 4- The vuitor got but
a-K.r, H a r l"-o niworr rn. waits th locals
" ..- at mil uv, . a ia.rB.it Rrava roe la.
8core bv inninea:
Norfolk o n A n i a a r.
Hasting ......0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 44
Summary Runs: Wlsser, Marr (3),
Hagarty, Spellman, Denton. Wllletta,
Knapp, Tome. Errors: Denton, Knapp,
Smith. Three-bss hit: Tome. Two-bas
hit: Marr (2). Spellman. Base on balls:
Off Smith, S; off Schmidt, 5. Struck outi
By Smith, ; by Schmidt, 4. Hit- by
Nebraskans Are
Eligible to Meet
Chicago. Mav 31. Nearlv half nf
the leading amateur golfers of , the
United States, as shown VW the elio-L
bility list of the United States Golf
association, listing players who may
compete in the next national chain
pionship, live in the comparatively
small portion of the country east of
Ohio and north of Virginia.
J he geographical distribution
places 97 of the 206 eligible golfers
in .that area. Ninety-one west of
that territory and 18 in the southern
states, east of the Mississippi river.
New York, including the Metro
politan players in New Jersey, leads
the states with 31 first-class players,
while Illinois has 30, Pennsylvania
29 and Massachusetts 19. The only
other state to get into two figures is
California with 10.
Washington has 7, - Nebraska 3,
Iowa 2, and Colorado, Utah and
Oregon have 1 each.
Policemen and Firemen
Postpone Big Ball Game
The scheduled game between Joe
Wavrin's police baseball team and
the Omaha Fire department club
was postponed yesterday because of
rain. , .
Mondt Is Thrown.
San Francisco, 'May -31. Renato
Gardini clamped a headlock on Toots
Mondt, after an hour and two min
utes of wrestline last nisrht. and
when Mondt stood groggily after
tne noid was released, caught him
with a crotch hold, swept him from
his feet and Hung him to the canvas.
Mondt fell on the back of his head
and was so dazed that the club phy
sician reiusea to auow mm to con
tinue the bout.
Bluets. 3b
Harris. 2b
Ric.cf
Onehel. cf
Judre. lb
Brower. rf
E. Smith. If
Plclnolck.
Milan
Pecklnp'ih. ss
Johnson, p
Uhsrruy
Nationals and Red Sox
- Divide Double-Header
Boston. Msy It. Washington loat th
firat gam of It double-header today
with Boston, ( to 4, but won tb cond
game, 7 to 4. Six unearned runa were
mada off Johnson In tha second Inning of
th first game, Rica. Blues and S. Herrle
rrlng.
Blngl by Finch Hitter Milan and 8.
Harris, Rice' triple and Judge's dnuhl
after a pas to Gharrlty gave Washing
ton four run in th ninth Inning ot th
second game.
wore, first gam:
WASHINGTON. I BOSTON.
AB.H.O.A AB.R.O.A.
ill e i-etneia. er I 0 I 0
1 3 lIMenoAkr, If 340
1 0 A! Pratt. 2b 4 0 1
1 1 AI Plttlnsrr, 3h 4 0 11
I n J. Collin., rf 4 1 A 0
0 0 0'J Harris, lb 1 1 10 1
1 1 0!O'Rourka.as 1111
1 3 llRnel. 4 110
0 0 01 Futlartoa. n 110 0
3 1 4 afRuaaslL p 10 1
.10 0 1 '
1 0 0 0 Totsls 31 27 11
Totals SS 10 24 171
Rnn for Plclnlch In ninth.
"Batted for Blueg in ninth.
Score by Inning:
Washington 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 04
Boston 0 ( 0 0 0 0 0 0 x
Summary Runt: Goebel. Plclnlch. Pack"
Inpaugh, Johnson, Lelbold, J. Collins, J.
Harrjs. O'Rourka, Ruel, Fullarton. Er.
rors: Bluege, 8. Hsrrls (2), Rice, Men
osky, Plttlnger. Two-bsso hits: O'Rourke,
Plclnlch (2). Pecklnpaugh. B. Smith. Sac
rifice hit: Johnson. Double plays: Pratt
J. Harris, S. Harral-Pecklnpaugh-Judge,
O'Rourke (unassisted), Bluege-S. Harris
Judge. Plcinlch-BIueg. Left on basea:
Washington, 7; Boston, 7. Base on ball:
Off Johnson, t; off Fullerton. 1: off Rue
sell, 1. struck out: By Fullerton. 1; by
Russell. 1: by Johnson. 1. Hlta: Off
Fullerton. 4 In 1 1-1 Inning: off Russell,
t in 6 2-3 Innings. Winning pitcher:
Russell. Umpire: Dlneen and Morlarty.
Time: 1:BS. .-.
Score, second game: v
WASH1NOTON. BOSTON.
AB.H.O.A.. AB.H.O.A
4 13 1! Iftehold. cf 4 10 0
0 0 0 01 Menoisy, if 4 110
111 S' Pratt, 2b 4111
4 1 OlPlttanser. Sb 4 114
4 1 14 Oil. Collins, rf 10 10
4 11 IJ. Harris, lb a 0 13 1
1 1 lKVBourke.es 4 11
0, 1 1 Walters. 10 3 3
1 1 8 Ruel. o 100
1 0 llFertnaon, p 10 0 1
A A OIniim. 1 1 A A
1 Foster 110 0
M U M 141
I TOtail 89 10 3T 14
Lelbold out In' seventh, hit by batted
bait. -
Batted for Bluege In ninth.
Batted for Walters In seventh.
Batted for Fergsuon tn ninth.
Score by Inning:
Washington 2 000001 0 4 T
Boston. 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 t
Summary Runs: Bluege, S. Harris (2),
Rice, Gharrlty, Pecklnpaugh, Milan,. Lel
bold, O'Rourke, Ruel, Ferguson. Error:
Judge. Pecklnpaugh. Plttenger, Ferguson.
Two-base htts: S. Harris, Judge, Peckln
paugh, Pratt; O'Rourke. Three-base hit:
Rice. Sacrifice hlta: Earl Smith. Judge.
Mencaky, Ferguson.- Double plays: Ghar-rlty-Blueg.
Pecklnpaugh -Judge, Lett on
bases: Washington. 1; Boston, 7. Baa
on balls: Off Mogrldge. 1: off Ferguson.
4. Struck out: By Mogrldge, 1: by Fergu
son, 3. Hit by pitched ball: J. Collin
and Lelbold. by Mogrldge. W Id nltchi
Mogrldge. Umpires: Morlarty and Dlneen.
lime: i:dj, ,
Browns Defeat
Tigers in Final
Came of Series
DituM Driven From Mound
by Timely Hitting Shorten
Tales Place of Tuhin, Su
jinulcd for Argument.
St. I on!. May 31. The final
game of the mic v.rnt ! the
Brow nt here thU afternoon, Detroit
lining. 7 to S, ilur l)au. had been
diivfii from the iiioiiikI by timely
hilling. When the Tigtrt threatened
in the ninth I'ructt replaced Van
Gilder. Shorten took Tobin'a place
in the fielding and batting position,
the Utter having been tutpmded in
definitely due 10 argument in the
tecofid Memorial day game.
Score:
!
PcrantT
AM 11 ft A
Rafter, lb 11' gaerte. rf
Jooe., 5b 13 0 1 linher. e
Hart, if 4 11 Nuler. lb
laark. If 4 0 4 v. imams IS
1-iHal.ae. til t t 3 4 !... rf
rusatrad. Cf 4 I 0 -.-.. I.I, e
Rliner. SS 3 I I lrilern .b
H.wlH, S 3 I 4 I lit M.'.n.. ft.
t.ia. 10 1 1 Van l.lliM, p
Ickuvn. p 100 I'ruetl, p
U omtall. I I I 01
Manio I A Totals
ri tat
Loiia
ah ii o a
a I a i
Rluere. 3b
Lsmotte. lh
S. Harris. 2b
Rlre. cf
Judte. lb
Rrow... rf
Karl Smith. If 4
r.harritr, 3
Perklnn'ih. ss 8
Morrirlfe. p 4
Mllsn 1
Totals
11 It 17 U
Totals tt II 14 10l
Matted fur Clark In ninth.
"Ran for Mamon In ninth.
Detroit 8 0 1 1 t I 1
Rt. Loui I t o t o o o a T
Summary Runa: Haney, Cutthaw,
Flssatead It). Woodall. fhorten, Ulster,
Williams. Jacoloon. Ellerhe, MeManus.
Van Gilder. Krrora: Dialer. MeManus.
Two.btse hits: Ellerhe, MrManus. Flag-
stasd. Three-base hits: Shorten. Williams,
Rlgney. Stolen base: Jones. Sacrifice
hits: flerher. Beverrld. Double play!
Gerber-MrManus. Left on bases' Detroit,
I; St Louis, I. Baa an balls: Ofr Dsu.s,
I: oft Van Glider. 1. hi rack out: Hy
Dauss, 1. Hit: Off Dausa, In ( In
nings: off Johnson, 1 In 1 Innings: off
Van Gilder, 13 In Innlnga (non out In
ninth): off Pruett, none In 1 Inning. Win
ning pitcher: Van Gilder. Losing pitcher:
Pause. umpires: vtslsn, Wilson and
Owen, Time: 1:10.
White Sox Take Long End
of Series With Indians
Cleveland. May . 11. Chicago mada It
three out of four from Cleveland, win
ning today'a game, t to 4. Llndsey, a
recruit, developed a streak In the sixth
and Chicago scored fie runs with lh
aid of only one hit. Fslk, Chicago left-
fielder, hit two horn run and missed
another by only a few feet.
ncore:
CHICAGO. I CLEVELAND.
ABH.OAl ABIT OA.
Rooper. rf 4 14 01 Tamleson. If 4 1 1 t
Johnson, as 3 0 0 tlWhscaiiaa. 3b 1 0 3 1
Colllna, tb 8 1S II Speaker, cf Silt
Moaiil. ct SIS O'Stetihena'n, 3b 1004
Fallr, tf 4 3 3 0! s.w-n. aa 4 0 3 0
,-lnlk, 0 4 0 1 HMcInnla. lb 4 1 It 1
Sheelr. lb 4 3 0 01 Wood, rf 4 110
Mulllran, 3b 4 0 0 410'VrIll.o 4 13 1
Robertson, p 3 1 0 II Luirlier. p 1 0 0 t
'Bsibr.D 110 1
ToUlt 12 10 17 HI P - - - -t
I Totsls 33 0 27 II
Chicago 0 1 A 0 S 0 1 01
Cleveland 1 0000100 04
Summary Runa: Hooper. Johnson, Col-.
Ilns, Mostlt (3). Falk (2). Robertson,
Jamieson, Stephenson. Mclnnls, O'Neill,
Errors: Falk. Two-base hit: Bagtry.
Home runa: Falk (2). Stolen base: Col
lins. Sacrifice hlta: Johnson (2), Wambs
gansa (2). Double plays: Sewell-Wambe-ganse
- Mclnnls, Johnston-Collins-Sheely,
Mclnnls-Sewell-Mclnnls. Left on bases:
Chicago. 3; Cleveland, I. Base on balls:
Off Robertson, 4; off Llndsey, 1. Hits:
Oft Llndsey. 6 In 6 innings (non out tn
sixth): off Bagby, S In 4 Innings. Hit by
pitched ball: Hooper,- by Lindsay: Mostll,
by Bagby. Struck out: By Robertson. 3;
by Llndsey. 2. - Loalng pitcher: Llndsey.
Umpires: Connolly and Chill. Time: 1:46.
Plea sen ton Wins.
Pleaaanton. Neb., May 31. (Special.)
j-itasanion won its tnird consecutive
same in me uurraio county league by
vcttim xkearney ounaay, a 10 7.
Baseball Today
LEAGUE PARK
OMAHA vs. SIOUX CITY
Kids Free Ladies 10c
Gam Called at 3:30
Double-Heador Sunday "
ftULBRANSEN
PLAYER PIANO
WatiorialbVrml
ttranaea m tne sacK,
To Hold Picnic.
The Woodmen of the World Ath
letic association of Omaha, compris
ing six camps, will hold a picnic at
Krug park Saturday, June 17.
All-Nations Want Games.
The original All-Nstlona baseball team
will tour the northwest again thla sea
son and l booked for games. Any club
r.ar Omaha that would like to book
this team during tha first part of July,
write All-Nations Bassball Club. 241 East
Eighth street. Ksnus City, Mo.
Sacramento Loses.
Rlverdale. Neb.. Mav 31. fSnerial.)
The Divide bseeball team defeated th
Sacramento team on' the letter's grounds
Sunday, t to 1. Daafce, pitching for Di
vide, and Carey for Sacramento, engaged
In a pitchers' duel, th former having
a slight advantage.
Score by Innlnga: - R. H. E.
Divide 0111 t t T 1
Sacramento ...OttltOO 0 1 1 t
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