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9
THE BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14. 1922.
Wes
Homer
Defeats Buffaloes by 8 to 7 Score
in
Griffin's
Eighth
Wichita Cops
First Contest
of Series
Wilder Clouts Out Ninth
Home Run of Season
Manuih Gets Three Hits
Out of Fi?e Timet Up.
Wlehlt. Xaa.. Jun 11-Wn Orlffltb'
nm run In tb tlihlh broke tl tear
( T 1 bar today an alio Wlcb
It tar tab the fmt of a ssrlee with
Omaha, I t T. Wtieer bad prsvleuslr
hit hemsr In th first ef tb Mm In
Ing with man ea bo which h due
p tb (am. .
Beer I
OMAHA.
. ab. . a. ro. A. '
GlaUse. lb I t
Sne r. lb 1 I 4
Craetaaaa. Ik 1 t
Man, ef I 4
Mareaaa, If I a 1
Orlffta. If I
OTaanar, rf ......A t t
Wlleaa, as 4 till
WIMer. S I T I d
Tlprta. 1.1 J 10
Ceffladaffar, ltd 1 S d
Total
d 1
SiaJth, af ......
Serger, as I
Waabbara. lb .....t
Seat, if ..4
BUkaaWr. It ...'....I
Hal. a S
McDonald, lb .....
Ortffln. tb
MaaaaaTf n ..
....It 1 II H
WICHITA.
AB. . H. FO. A. B
I I S I d
Id
S . d
1
d
Total .. .St lit 81 9 1
Bear by Inalagti
Osnak ..;.. S t d d d 7
WMbJU . t d 1 d 1 1 a
. giuamary liara ranai Wichita, It
Omaha, . arrlfle hltet Olalaaoa. Suede
aor, Borgar, Maaaar. Two-baaa Mtat Me
ush, Oraatkam. Tippler Brge, Wash
burn, Halay. Ortfffai, MuaMr. Homo ranai
WUdar. Griffin. Stolan beaet Smith,. Hits
awl raaai Off Tipple, and 1 In I tnnlng
aft Coffladaffor. aad hi in nines.
Poabl atari Berger-Waehburn to Mc
Dowell. I track aat: By Maaser, di by Tlp-
le. di by Coffkadaffar, 1. Loft cm basest
richltav ldt Omaha 7. Hit by pitched
ball I By Oaffladaffor (Waahbara.) I'm
alraat Anderson aad Donakoa. Ttmss Two
.4
Islanders Shut-Out
Hastings, 6 to 0
Grand Island. Nsb.t Jun 11. Three hits
bunchsd with a . bass on balls, and an
. error clnehid tha tarn far Grand Island
- In tha seventh, dchuppe held Halting to
' one hit till tha eighth and had brilliant
support. (." ; v :,'...-....
score:
Gsuthsn,
Denton. 2b
Crsna. 3b
Serb, tt
JCnIP. lb
.. Wllleti, e
Tenia. If " ,
Jehnson, af
Back, p
, Aman.
luimoi.
AB.X.O.A
1 11
' OBAKD ISLAND. -
An. M.U.A.
BobM, rf 3 18 0
Haraood. !t J 0 1 1
Wemiufr, ef .40 I 0
(Maker, e "4 0 8 1
11 Ml. M 1 i 1
HPslmstlera. If 4 10 0
OIKranda, tb J 0 1 1
Olreotrl. lb 118 4
Oltkhuppe, p - 8 0 2 1
TWS.1S , . ss o s? ,
SI 4 J4 111 - ; ' v ,
. TMsh)
Seer by Innings: . . f
Haatlnfa ;;...4o8 009 0000
: Orand Island .....000 100 40 4
nummary Buns: Raben, Harwood. Mats,
falmatlere. Kranda, Tsderie. Errors:
Crann. Wlllats, Tederle: . Bases on balls
' Off Beck. 4; off Amen, I; off Schuppe, S.
Stolen bae?a: Oauchan, Falmatlere. Double
play: Oauchan to Knapp, Runs: Off Beck,
4. Hits: Off Beck; 5: off Amn. no hits, no
Tuns,' Struck out: By Beck, t; by Schuppe.
i. Left on bases: Hastings. 7: Ordnd Is
land, 1. Hit by pitched ball: By Beck. 1.
Earned runs: Orand Ialand, 1. Umpire:
Snyder. - - - .! ..... . . ;
Iincoln Wins Two Close
, . "v v Games From Beatrice
Lincoln, Neb., June 13. two nlnth-in-nln
ralllea won both gamea of a double
header for Lincoln from the Beatrice
Blues, ( to S and 4 to 6. Conkey broke
up the first came with a home run and
Parker's boot of a huh Infield fly coat
the visitors the second. -.
Score, first game:
i BEATRICE. LINCOLX.
Flaw, tb
Quinn. aa
Parker, tb
Bowman, cf
Smarda, rf
KiR-hner. lb
Straetar. If
rnaer, e
MeKae. 0 "
' Totals
AB.H. O.A.I
AB.H.O.A.
4 1 2 4
13 1
1 2 0
0 11 0
110
4 1 S 3 Orr.
4 11 SlCarrln, If ...
5 0 0 01 Wood, cf
4 16 OIMoCok lh
4 11 OlOibaon. rf
4 0 7 nlCarr. lb
1 fl OlMnker. rf
4 0 7 ffloonkev, o
t i 0 4lVTillltMI, e
M 1A M SI Tntal. SI 7 2d 13
Bowman called out for running off
base line. ,i , 1
Score by Innings :
Beatrice ................. .000 000 2013
Lincoln ...001 001 0125
Summary Runs: Streeter, McKee (t),
Corrlg, Wood, Zunker, Conkey (2). Errors:
Plser, Smrda, Zunker. Home nun: Con
key. Bases on balls: Oft McKels. 1; off
"Williams. J. Struck out: By McKee. 7; by
Williams, 4. Earned runs: Beatrice, 1;
Lincoln, S. Left on bases: Beatrice, 8;
Lincoln, 4. Umpire: Oondin. Time: 2:15. .
Score, second game: ' v " '
-: BEATRICE. I LINCOLN.' "
AB.H. OA. AB.R.O.A.
Plt. tb -814 4 1 Orr, u -5131
tjulnn. 4 13 2irarrl.lf 3 0 8 0
iParker. 8b .413 OlWmd. cf 4 14 0
Bnman, cf 4 1 0 OlMH'oy, lh 10 5 0
Smarda. rf 4 0 HOllwon. rf 5 4 0 1
Klrrhnar. lb 4 17 llCarr. tb' 3 2 1
Rtneter. lb 4 11 11 Sinker. Sb 4 1 3 1
T nir. e 4 0 7 SI Umwy. e 8 1 0
nidmnaa. p 1 0 0 1 1 Millar, o 4 0 0 0
HarkMt, ti 10 0 nlconkey. o : 10 0 0
pittmdort.pl 0 0
WH - 1 0 0 8j Totals S31137 7
im.Ii .it it 14 ill rV. -x:':'- . . ' ." .. '
Batted for Hackett In 7th..,.- '
Score by innings: i ... . ,
Beatrice ... .........001 001 100 5
Lincoln 203 000 4018
Summary Runs: Plaer, Quinn (2), Bow
man, Klrchner. Orr. Wood (3). McCoy,
Gibson. Errors: Quinn, Parker (t)., Three
beae hit: Psrker. Two-base hits: Strreter,
Gibson (2). Earned runs: Beatrice. 6; Lin
coln. 1. Struck out: By Oiddlngs. 3 in 1
Innings; by Hackett, 3 in 3 innings: by
Blttendorf. 1 In 3 Innings: by Miller, 4.
Bases on balls: Off Oiddlngs. 4: off
Hackett, t; oft Blttendorf..!; off Miller,
1. Hits and runs: Off Giddings. 7 and 5:
off Hackett, 1 and none; oft Blttendorf,
I and 1- Left on bases: Beatrice, (; Lin
coln, 10. Wild pitch: Oiddinas. Passed
ball: Unger. Umpire: Ponding. Time: 1:00.
Tulsa Wins Ninth
?" -; ' ' Straight Victory
Tulsa'. Okl.. Jane It. The Oilers easily
defeated Deo Moines today, to 4. making
It nine Straight victories. Men waa hit
hard In spots. All six of Des Molnea runs
were unearned, an error by McGinnls pav
ing tha way for five of them In the eightb.
Manager Breen was playing center field
and had a finger hurt tn catching Bau
man'a liner la tha seventh and had to re
tire. - -. ... -.
Score: ' " "
" DCS MOINXS. t , TULSA.
V VnOll AB.H.O.A.
5 10 fIReimett. If 5 3 3 0
1 0 1 4TltonIsnB,3b -4 -1 1 t
111 OiDatia. rf 4114
. 4 Mstnart. lb 3 1 13 4
5 1 11 dilMnta. ef 3 , 1
4 14 e'Baomen. lb ' 4 1 1 4
4 1 tlMc01anla.as 3 114
a l i e. rMh m e l m i
4 11 0'Baehac.p 4 JI J
I .TWata, . 34 11 17 14
3-1l 14 41
Omaha Bee Racing Chart
' DAILY UltiLZli RACINQ fORM CHART
(Caaapltad by Oaasg W, BhtlUa )
fraaMlaf Judga, MaMta L. Nathaaaaa. SurUr, A. MaKalaat,
OMAHA. NEI. Taaaday, Juae 1J, t Math day, atuaawf asset lag I
WCATHUI CLXAA. TRACK HEAVY.
077 riRST RACK tla furiaafS. Parea SSOO. Nat vein wkeaer,
' ' aacaad. 7i third. MO. Tbre-y r-esse aa ttp. aea a.
Indes Hor.e aad Owa.r " Wt. gt. t I l"r. tin. Juekey Q4. Kfs
7 il-l'l 1 I R. Parity 4.1i:i
lITtlOTie ull.r 4 I BalUTTl I
1447 Ursa t (Johaatonl ill I
till Martoa Lawta (Union) II I d
HI H.ary (H. Shieldel II t
lit Vestind I (J. A. Hall) It?
1(71 Baa gtafana I (Sheldon) III T
lt4 Armlnta 4 (M'UIn) III II
lit! Golden Pin 4 (J'ston)lU I
ftst Bonnet O' Blue 4 (Ir In) 111 1
ltt Ruth Vsa II (L'ram) III I
1147 Florentine 4 (Mallby) 111 11
lit Lady Voltrom 4 (la. 1)111 Id
l 1'
l l
l l R. Dority
l l Joknatea
I L. Treat
I !
1MI-I
ll 7' !! 4 M Callaach 14 I M
s l( 4 Hicbardsaa, 41 tt.
4' 4 4 4 S. Carter I It. I
1 f J. Carroll 1.41-1
14' 1 I't l M' Hodges
! VI D. Hum
ft 41 id lot p. Grimes . 414.1
Id' 1 1 II R. B.evlUa 4.10.1
II II II It L, MIUs 101-1
At post I minutes. Off at 1:11. Time. dIM. ill. 1.14. II atatlsl
paid ruller I10.lt win, 14.11 place. 11.14 ,kow; (Jeaa 14.11 plaee, 14.10 ahowj
Lewis 114.19 show. Start good. Winner, b. g. I, by Mm broom-French Esse.
Trainer, R, Spurgin. Overweight. Uraa I, Stefan I.
Eddi Fuller want to th front with a rush and showing high spaa In
th going won pulled up. Ueaa showed a promising affort and wa alway see.
ond best. Mar'.an Ltwl steadily held her position. Th el hers war beaten off.
?C70 SECOND RACE S la furWng. Pun 1400. Net value to wtnaer, $400)
""u second, 70; third. ISO. Three-year-elds aad up. Claiming.
Ind.s Ilor.e ano Owner w't. St. til Btr. 1'ln. Joetey Oda. Bt
18t Flaah of Steel I (M'key)l'lt 1 ,. &'L 4J i ! Singleton U4-I
I' I ! B. porlt
l II
l' I 4 4i
10 7 '
Dority
Shoeklav
Johnston
Barbara
ll l'l l 4'i Bcoville
l I1 l 7" Menders
4' f h CarroU
11 It 11 Hodge
k t s to Varley
7' It 10' 11 M Cullough
111111.11 L, . Mill -
1.11-1
14.10-1
14.00-1
tl.fl-1
4.41-1
10.70-1
lOtS-t
44.10-1
11.70-1
till Innovation I (Splcar) lit I
1574 Acclamation I (M. KVleHU
till Honolulu (P. Smyth) 111
1547 Homatd 4 (Cooper) 11 II
till Tom Roach 4 (W. GelnesMU I
till Blue Van 1 (Walters) 111 1
114 Derley Bell 4 (O rtner) 11 4
1171 Bolala 11 (W. M'Elroy) 111 I .
J544 Sovereign td I (Jp Br.) Ill I
1571 Wild Fallow T (M. Lowe) 114 11
till WUI O' th Wi.p 4 (Wo) HI 10.
At post I minutes. Off at 1:11. Tim, ttl, :lt, 1:11. II mutual paid
Flash ol Steel 14.40 win, tl.ft place, 11.40 show; Innovation ll.lt plaee, ll.lt
how) Acclamation 17.10 show. .Start good. Won driving, second and third th
same. Winner, eh. g. I, by Ballot-Nigella. Winntr entered for 1400. Trainer,
6. W.' Judklns. Scratches, Tha Oklohomsn. OverwelghU, Honolulu t.
Flash of Steel found a track to hla liking and steadily improving his posi
tion he wore Innovation down In th final stride. Latter was saved In second
place until after entering th stretch, where she took th lead, but could not
nulte withstand th winner's rush. Acclamation closed a big gap la a fast'
finish. Honolulu wa going fast at th and. Blu Van tired. -- - '
70 THIRD RACE Few aad on-hall furlong. Pure SSOO. Nat value
to winner, MOO; eocond. STOt third SdO. Four-year-olds and up.
Index Horse and Owner Wt. St. t i Str, Fin. JockeyOda. Si's
'214? Phrone Ward I (Updike) 110 1
tilt Bula Maid 10 (Oldham) lit I
ISt? Old Coin It (Braden) lit
till Dengro 10 (M'Klroy) 111
Udy Preston 7 (P. Road) lit
Ruaaell grain It (Syth)lll
HIS Mary Lyons I (0. King) Ut
Auditor I (Landram) 111
1548 Ruby Oriole 4 (Wilbur) lit
1I 1 1 1 Mandars
4 1 I t M'Oalkragh
I1 41 It ! Johnston1
l'l I'i 'l 4 M. Hodge
os it. uonty
! F.
t l
t
61 II
7 7
Darby
14 7 J. Allan
7 I F. Grimes
l Schoekley
Kitty M. 4 (Mrs. ONelDUO It It It It It Barbara
.70-1
I.BO-l
1.85-1
41.10-1
26.50-1
17.10-1
81.10-1
65.06-1
47.78-1
17.70-1
At nn.t mlnutaa. Off at 1:4. Time. it44. :4tA. :66. It mutuels paid
Phrone $8.40 win, 12.90 pUce, 12.70 show; Bula 14.80 place, 18.40 show; Coin
II show. Start good. Won In a gallop, second same, third, driving. Winner, ch.
IS show. 8tart good. Won in a gallop, sscorett. Scratch, Lucky Mack, Finity,
Missouri Boy. Melody Man.
, Phrone Ward broke feat from th extreme outald and spread-eagling her
opposition sho ultimately won in a canter. Bula Maid raced in closet, but
vailing pursuit of th speedy pacemaker and wa eased up through tha final
18th. Old Coin did his beat, Dengro mad a gam finish. Russell Craln showed
e oa FOURTH RACE Flv aad ana-half furlong. Pun S500. Nat value
to vinnar, $400, .econd, $70) third, 130. Th roe-year -olda and up.
Claiming. Handicap.
InH.i Horae and Owner Wt
'2517 Manicure 8 1 R. Beker)105
2574 Miss Meellck 4 (M'O'or) 101
2555 Harry Rudder I (C. Ir injlll
Corneutter S (C. Irwin) 100 1
Updika-Erwln entry. .... '' ' -
: : At post minute. Off t 4:11. Tim. :24. :4t 2-5. 1:02, 1:092-1. 12
mutuels paid Manicure 18.40 win; no place or shew betting. Winner, b. f. 8,
by Transval-Breadwtnner. Start good, won all thro driving. Trainer. J. Haggerty.
. Manicure was saved behind tho leaders until rounding the last turn, where,
she rushed to th front and under vigorous urging outstayed Mis Melllck.
r ..... ...i.'fAMnrill anil neralafentlv and made a aame and fast .finish.
Harry Ruder had no excuses. Corneutter tired after showing the most aarly spaed.
FIFTH RACE Flv aad one-half furlongs. Purse 500. Met vain
to winner, I4O0; ascond, 170! third, 130. Thres-yser-olds and up.
St. it 1 Str. Fin. Jockey Ods. Wt
i 8 l'l l1 11 Scheffell .70-1
I 3 2k ek js e L. Mills 4.20-1
4 4 4
l'l II S'
I J. Singleton 1.86-1
4 D. Hurn
2581"
Claiming.
Index
Horse and Owner Wt. St.
"Ods"
' 2542 Rosa Atkin 4 (Walters) 110 1
.2544 Oklahoma Kid 7 (Jones) 115 I
2581 Thirty Seven 9 (aVO'gar)lll
- 2555 Walterina 4 (H. Crook) 110-2
2559 Salvatoron I (P. Duffy) 111 7
2647 John Spohn. lO. B'hesra) 115 5
i2555 Clear. Laka-I (CiTjrwin) . 110 4 ,
2547 Ethel Toth 0 W. xotn iiv iv
2672 Blue Jay 12 (Mrs Rice) 116
' 2644 Bess Welch 4 (M'Laln) 110 I
i i i Str. Fin. Jockey
21 t'l 2!J It Manders
l1 1 l1 2l E. Barnes
tl 61 l'l t L. Mills .
,; 8' l" Sk 41 W. Varley
61 4'i 4k 5 F. Green
--8f l 6 "Shoekley
. - d -4. 7- 7l D-Hurn-
7k 10 "81 8 R. Dority
10 9 9 9'1 S. Carter
51 .71 10 10 J. Carroll
St's
3.20-1
8.90-1
11.20-1
40.45-1
679.70-1
'.- 1.86-1
-1.20-1
210.15-1
81.15-1
18.85-1
2582"
21 2j ll 1 D. Hurn
41. 4'1 41 21 R. Scoville
8 i 6 81 Gruber
IH i 2i 4k Scheffell
81 31 3'1 E L. Mills
51 BJ 61 8 G. Ury
7 7 7 7 R. Dority
12.20-1
17.70-1
22.95-1
.80-1
6.40-1
22.26-1
72.20-1
At nn.t minutes. Off At 4:43. Time. :24 2-5. :49. 1:01 4-5. 1 :10 2-6..
12.00 mutuels paid Rosa 18.60 win, 15.10 place. 84.10 show; Kid 88.20 place,
84.40 showt Thirty-Seven 15.10 show. Start good. Winner, br. f. 4. by Jack
Atkin-Mount Rosa. Wlnnter entered for 1400. Trainer, H. Walters. Over
weights, -Salvatoron. 8. ' ; . ' ' ' 1
Rosa Atkin raced in close attendance upon the pacemaker until entering
the stretch, where she passed him at will to win, going away fast. Oklahoma
Kid showed good speed in pacemaking. but was no match for the winner when :
challenged. Thirty-Seven was far back In the early running, then made up ,
ground. Rider on Walterina finished with his feet out of the stirrups.
Don Jose caught Judge Budrow tiring a -furlong put, took the lead with,
a rush 'and won -unextended. Repent elosed gamely and outstayed Hop Over.;
SIXTH RACE Flv and ona-half furlongs. Purse $500. Net value
to winner, $400) second, $70; third, S30. Three-year-oide ano up.
Claiming.- : ' - ; . , ' , ' ' -
Index riorae and Owner Wt. St. 1 j Sti1. Fin. Jockey Ods. St's
2675 Don Jose 8 Groves) 115 !
2562 Repent 4 (Scoville Sta) 110 I
2569 Hon Over 5 (C. Davis) 115
(2&59)Judg Budrow 4 (B'ker)110 :
(2658) Winchester-4; (Carter) 115 I
Dental 8 R.-Armstrong) 110 I
2575 Jim Griffin 10 (M. Kelly) 115 '
At post 2 minutes. Off at 5:07. Time, :244s, :49. 1:02. 1:10. 12.00
-MitQ'cl' Paid Jose 128.40 win, 17.90 place, 14.60 show; Repent 19.00 place.
14.10 show; Hop Over ttXO show. Start good. Winner, ch. g. 8, by Ballot
Micalfa, Winner entered for. 1400. Trainer, C. Groves. Scratches, Margaret
Elnora; Brown. Dick;' Little Florence. - . -. ', -.
' OB Ql SEVENTH RACE One mile. Purse $500. Net vlu to winntr, 1400;
' second. $70; third, 8)30. Three-year-olda and up. Claiming.
Index Horse and Owner Wt. St. 1 1 1 Str. Fin. Jockey Ods. St's
'2568 Regreso 8 (C. Irwin) 116 1 21 11 1" 1 D. Hurn 5Tl6-l
2568 Christie Hotter. 8 (S tt)lll ' 8 1' t'l 2 2 2 L. Mills 1.90-1,
2583 Blfmw 4 (Sheldon) 118 4 6 6 6 6" i S. Carter , 4.80-1
2670 J. R. Roch 6 (Bray) 111 2 4k S 8 8 4 Singleton 7.86-1
2569 Wise Judge 4 T. 0'S'r)ll4 S.II'S. 4 41 H. Tullett 10.05-1
. 2561 Money Maker 10 (W'sonVlll 7 7 7 7 61 6J R.' Dority 87.45-1
2562 Kaaan .14 (IhdUnola St)118 B 3 4k 5k 7 7, F. Green1 82.10-1
. - At post 1 minute. Off at 5:87. Time. :25, :52t. 1:19, 1:46. 12.00
mutuels paid Regreso $8.30 win, 18.10 place, 82.60 show; Christie 18.20 place,
82.60 show Balfour 83.00 show. Start good. Winner, ch. g. 8, by Hastings- ;
Arline. Winner entered for 8400. Trainer, C. Irwin. - r
Regreso went to the front, passing the half and thereon won as if he
outclassed- his field. , Christie Holters found a track to her liking and ran a
much improved race. Balfour came from far back to outgam John R. Roche.
Latter was hard ridden and had no excuses. . Wise Judge stopped. The others
were beaten off. .. .. . '- ." ,.
Wednesday's Race Entries
fionnan. as
Brwn. cf ,
Callop. cf
Watner, Sb
Qnbem. lb
Milan. If
Turaeoa. lb
Tint, rf
, Banner.
Her.
Totals
SUsirehv iRBlan:
TV lielnct ...U.....010 0604
Tulsa. .....0S 2-30x
Summary Runs: Wagner (1). Graham.
Milan. Treon. Tana. Bennen-- w.
Thompson, Da via (1), Stuart. Batrana
VAinnia Krrora: Gorman. WttMr, Mc-
Olnala 1). Bachae. Two-base hits: Weg
.. atanfiett. Tbomneon. Stuart. Davie.
Banner-. Hem run: McGtnnla. Sacrifice
hits: Thompson. Lamb. Stolen base: lit
Omnia. Earned rune: Tulsa. 7; Dee Molnea.
none. Left on bases: Deo Motaee, 7;
Tnlam. . Dabl slave: Gonna a to Gra
ham. Ifeainnis to Bauman to Stuart.
Baa on balls: Off lUebac. 1; off Mors.
I. St reek out: Bv nacbae. s: try Her, a.
FIRST RACE Four furlonga. Maiden.
Two-year-oias ana up. x-urse
208txJoella J -
255S Happy Moments .....
Smile Again .........
. Deceitful Pearl
S65SxCarlos Enrique '.
1668 Old Blu ...................
2634 Delsnte
2534 Bill Spfvens
xjonea-Tam u snamer emry.
- 8), .
SECOND RACE Five and one-half fur
longs. Purs 1600. Claiming, xnree-
year-olda and up.
1573 Flaxy Mao . .
256 Over Step
2573 Fashion Girl -. ...
2573 Lady Eileen ....
2556 Melody Man
.112
.112
.....112
.....112
.....116
...i.HS
.....115
.115
....;.....9t
...... 100
102
..107
"107
2541 Crlspio ...107
J571 insert Rose iui
2878 Innovation ..Ill
2S73 Johnnie Dyer .......112
2572 Sir John Jr ...........113
1575 Dengro 113
2565 Panhandler .......112
, US) ' ". -
THIRD RACE Five and one-half fur
longs. Purse 1500. Claiming. Three-
year-olds and up. . .
2564 Helen Major (...-......'99
1571 Nellie Witwer .....103
J639, Little Pointer 107
! 2582 Hop Over ..;.. .'Ill
zs74 i.nmy iay -. ....112
7372 Indlanola , , 113
275 Jim Farmer 113
2461 Tillotson , 112
2i7l Ben Greenleaf .' 113
2511 Senator Broderlck 115
2574 Herder lit
2583 Blue Jay 114
; (11)
FOURTH RACE Five and one-half fur
longa. Purse M00. Claiming. Three-
" year-olda and up. - - ,
244 Mary D. ;.....
3578 Maud M. 102
2573 Roaa May Brown ..............107
3571 Mamie Van 107
2673 Fern Leaf .........107
2564 May Moon .107
2631 Blaseaway ....Mil
2571 Tempy Duncan 111
2552 Cave Man .....112
2302 McMurphy ..112
2627 Buckalaid ..............112
... ' ll) ; . .- ,.
FIFTH RACE Five and one-half fur
longe. Purse 1500. Claiming. Three-year-olds
and up.
Tawasentha .............. '....108
3574 Fickle Fancy ...105
2683 Judge Budrow .....M10
2647 Sunny Ways ..2,... i 110
(257DB. A. 'Jones M10
2565 Ruth Wehl ......110
2581 WAlterlna 110
2S$i John Spohn .....116.
2541 Sedan .....Ill
(9) '
SIXTH RACE One and one-sixteenth
mile. Purse $600. Claiming. Thrse-
L ear-old. and up. - : p ,-
otta G. r..S
(275M0oresq.us .....-
2564 Lorena Moss ,..108
256SxBuckhOrn II ...lit
2574 W. G. McCllntock .........113
2583xRegreeo ......113
2570 Boreas ...Ill
(2562)Old Rose ,.....,121
xlrwin-Updike entry. '
(8) -' '
SEVENTH RACE One mile. Purse $500.
Claiming. Three-year-olds and up.
3574 North Shore 104
(2580) Mildred M05
2548 Hazel W 108
257 Milton Robleo .........104
156 George James .........10
2563 Dainty Lady 107
2583 Balfour ......113
2583 N. K. Baal 115
C56I)BI11 Head ..115
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, Apprentice allowance claimed. ' :
Clear Oood. . - , ,
Y: " Make Low Scores.
V. J. Foye and John Redick pave
the Country dab members something;
to talk about last week. Foye made
the inside nine in 34 and Redick in
33. Par is 35.- , - -,'
Roughtown fan knew this' and
also knew that nothing could stoi
Gink except a bad place in the boule
vard. He was the fastest man who
ever looked for four-leaf clovers on
52 Schools in .
National Meet
Chicago. June 13. Althouch en
tries do not close until midnight to
night. Si univeriitie and college
from all parti of the country had
entered ttamt today in the national
collegiate track and field gamei here
next f riday and Saturday.
Disappointment wn expreiied to
day when it wit learned that Woltcri
of Amei college, running sensation of
the year, will not compete. Wolteri,
who won trie quarter and me nan
mile in the western conference meet,
la buiy with examinations. Hit team
mate, Higgini, who it engaged in
graduation festivities, will also be
mining, according to the announce
ment of Coach Art Smith.
Rules governing future national
meets will be put up to the coaches
on the eve of thii year's event at
Stagg field, it was said today.
Dempsey Cancels
Vaudeville Contract
Los Angeles, June 13. Jack
Kearns, manager of Jack' Dempsey,
world's heavyweight champion pu
gilist, has cancelled the latter's con
tract for a seven weeks' vaudeville
tour, according to published reports
here. - .
The champion and his manager will
remain here for several weeks, it was
said, during which time Dempsey will
continue to train in a local gym
nasium. No reason was given for the
reported cancellation.
Kenworthy Doomed
v for Auction Block
San Francisco, June 13. Bill Ken
worthy, deposed manager of the
Portland club of the Pacific coast
base ball league, will be put on the
market for sale August 1, when he is
reinstated, according to W. H. Mc!
Carthy of San Francisco, the league
president. Under the terms of Com
missioner Landis recent ruling Ken
worthy's contract is held by Presi
dent McCarthy.
Johnny Mendelshon Loses
Bout to Tommy O Bnen
' Milwaukee, June 13. Tommy
O'Brien, Los Angeles lightweight
boxer, was credited with a decision
over Johnny Mendelshon, Milwaukee,
when the latter in the fourth period
unintentionally committed a foul by
delivering a hard right hand punch
too low. The bout appeared to be
pretty even before the accident end
ed hostilities. .
, , Lewis Wins.
Wappeton, N.- D., June 13. Ed
(Strangler) Lewis, world's heavy
weight wrestling champion, defeated
Jack fcampson of Wappeton for the
second time this year when he took
the first two falls in their match
last night with hammerlocks. . ;
Manager Releases Self
Tracy Hops Nebraska
Tires to. Join Packers
to Play Third Base
irS COOL HERE And you'll find
: wide and complete assortment of
everything in cold ' meats, salads.
, vegetables and fruits, prepared in a
dean, wholesome way. .-'
Remember, we're stlil serving a Com
plete Noon Luncheon for 35c.
, Alfred Jones, Chef and Prop.
' Hotel Castle Cafe and Cafeteria
EMPRESS
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The Mystery of Mysteries,
"Sawing a lady in Half"
; HOW IS IT DONE?
' Exposed in the Most Startling ':
Film Ever Produced
' ALSO PHOTOPLAY FEATURE
Constance Binney in Midnight
Supported by a notable cast.
All This Week
The Orpheum Players in
"The Broken Wing"
Mat., Tue., Thar, and Sat.
NEXT WEEK
"She Walked in Her Sleep"
LAST THREE DAYS
MILLARD MACK
and a ahow you can't '
afford to miss .
STARTS SATURDAY
JOE THOMAS
"SAX-O-TETTE"
BATHING POOL'
Where Swimming
Is Always Enjoyed
A plunge and swim in the
clear, pure water of the
pool will keep you in
health all the time.
The Ford and Phono
graphs will ' be given
away tonight (Tuesday).
' ,
I'm A"
Baseball managers can do about
as they please. That's the reason
why, Phil Tracy Sunday gave the
amateur fans a surprise by appearing
in a South Side Mercant uniform.
Last week Tracy, was bossing the
Nebraska Tire players around. .
. Seems as though Tracy got tired
seeing the team lose, so he wrote out
an' unconditional' release for himself
and signed up with" the South Siders.
NOW
TILL
SAT.
ETHEL
ClAYTON
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Cradfcl
Ct&ammounlQichut J
Mother, Love and the Other Woman.
Our Cooling System Invite Comparison
Now First Showing in Omaha-
Charles
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fifths.
' Chas. Ray' Latest Success
STARTS SATURDAY "
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"YELLOW
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Round 6
Last Round
"THE
LEATHER
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24
ALL WEEK
GEORGE ARLISS
in
"The Ruling Passion"
The story of a man who
wouldn't five up bust-
nes. ' .
Also a New Toonerville Comedy,
"The Skipper's Policy
M
Last 'Aimes Saturday
NEXT WEEK
Repeating Qoldwyn Photoplay
Successes of 1921-22
SUN. lf.J - V"
mow .uauawc a
ism n I. XUE8.
Tex Rickard May .
t Referee Mat Bout
Tex Rickard may be the third mm
in the ring here July 4. when Charlie
Hanson, Omaha wretler, ittempts
to pin the burly Joe Stecher to the
mat. : .
Jake Itsacion, matchmaker for the
American Legion, which ii itaging
the match, has received a wire from
Leo P. Flytin saying that the famous
Gotham promoter looked favorably
upon the legion's offer and that if
bout he is nag in g in New York July
1 is, not postponed until July 4, that
Rickard will come to Omaha to han
dle the natch. . .
According to Flynn, Rickard is
eager to gjve the enterprising middle
western city the "once over."
Champ Woman Cue 1
Player in Omaha
Miss Frances . Anderson, woman
champion pocket billiard player of
the world, Will display her ability as
a wielder of the stick-at the Three C
billiard parlors, Fifteenth and Har
ney streets, starting Wednesday eve
ning. Championship honors have been
held by Miss Anderson since 1912.
They were won from six other en
trants, one from France, at the
Quincy hotel, Boston.
That made him succesful from the
jump. Roughtown reformers decided
to clean up the burg and asked Gink
to lead them on to- victory. Qink
issued 1,000,000 preferred bonds, on
his knuckles and paid annual divi
dends in violation of the marauis of
Queensbury rules. Washington sent
up an expert accountant to look over
Gink's -books and Gink strolled out
to lunch in a swanboat. -
Team Hasn't
Been Blanked
In 231 Games
Minneapolis June U. The Minne
apolis American association club to
day, entered its game with Colum
bus at the latter city with its record
of not having been shut out run up
to 231 garnet. The Millers reached
that mark in the contest .with the
Senators yeiterday. (
Minneapolis recently established
what was said to he a world's record
when it pasted 200 garnet without
having been blanked.
The last American ' nioqation
pitcher to let the Millers down with
out a tally was Ren.Tineup, Indian
slab . artist, with the Louisville
Colonels, who turned the trick in
August, 1920.
Recently the local club has had
some close calls. In the. past few
weeks Dick Wade, Miller center
fielder, has saved the team's record
with timely bingles, on at least four
occasions driving the lone run needed
to prevent a shutout. 1
Yaryan Released
to Kansas City Blues
Chicago. June 13. Everett Yaryan,
catcher of the Chicago White Sox to
night was released to the Kansas
City club of the American association
under a 24 hour recall agreement.
Yaryan came to the White Sox from
the Wichita club of the Western
league. ,
Looking for a new home? Look
over the list of cozy, desirable places
in the Want Ad columns of The Bee
today. .
Husker Uni Flayers
Now State Leaguers
Lincoln, June 13. Three (ormef
Cornhusker baseball stars were in
the lineups of the Lincoln and Beau
rice State league (earns her yester
day.' Earl Carr, former busker third .
baseman, is playing second for Lia
coin, while Joe Filer, dimunitivi
university second baseman, is han
dling the same position lor Beatrice,
and I fill McCrorey. of the 1922 Ne
braska team, is playing left Ik Id (or
Beatrice, '
Omaha Federals Easily
Win Over St. Joseph Team
The Omaha Federals made It four
straight from the St Joseph Giants
by trouncing the southerners, 13 to
2 at league park yeiterday.
Read The Bee ate the ' war
th'ough. You will find it interest
ing.
Real News for You
Mrs. Baker Is now serv
ing a Complete) Noon
Luncheon for
35c
Dinner at Night for
47c
All you can aat either time
for but 35 474 -Aad
it' the m high-cuuta
food.
Mrs. Baker's Cafe
City National Bank Bldg
16th and Harney St.
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