.THE BEE: OMAHA. THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 1922.
At
Darrough Hurls Omaha to Victory in Two Games With Wichita Club
Buffaloes Win
First Game by
5 to 2 Score
Local Pitcher Twirl 12 Con
secutive Shutout Innings,
but Weakens in Final
Frame of Last Game.
Wichita, Kan., June 14. Darrough
pitched Omaha to victory m two
garnet here today, winning the first.
5 to 2, and the tecond, 7 to 6. He
pitched 12 eoniecutive shutout in
r.ingi, but weakened in tbe last in
nings of the second game. His team
mates hit hard, however, and saved
him thii game also.
Score:
OMAHA.
, Tint gmi
f.leUan. tb .
fenederer, lb .
(iraafhant, Sb .
Manuah, el ...
Orlffln, If
OTeanor. rl ..
Wllrcs, M . ...
Utirrh.
Iterrougn, p . .
AB I R TO A I
1 II
4 1
4
I 8
1
t 1
1 1
4 a
.4
. 4 I
. 4 1
. a
. a a
. 4
. 4 0
at i ii ii u a
WICHITA,
AB B H TO A C
a o i
lb o
Totals
Smith. at
Merger, s
vVaehbarn, tb ....
East, rt
Hlakeeler, It
Hairy,
MtDoarell, lb ....
W. Griff ls, Sb ...
Mara,
Onorr
Totale 85 8 8 tJ 17 t
batte for Nana la ninth.
Omaha 1 I 11 II I 1
8aerlfteel Urantbaaa. Two-baae hltal
Berger, . Urlilm, anniMor, UrMfla.
Hum ran i srloweM. etiolrn bate i M un
bare, Hlekeelej'. Ooubte playai Beraer.
Haley Urautham-4illaMa-Bacdccar U-eox-oielason-bnodeeor.
struck out! By
Maun, l by Uarrougb, 1. Uaaee ou ball!
Oil Maun 4t oil UajroBge. . ltt an baeei
Wlrtalte. Oauba, a. Kerned reast
Wlrhlte, 1 Omaha, a. Imiiireel Ander
a aad bonaba. . Xlnw
8"d OMAHA
AB. B
CMuol, tb ....... 4
baf decor, lb 4
tiiantnain, Sb .... 6
Bdunuau, cl ........ 4
tirlifin, If 8
O'Connor, rt ...... 4
Wilcox, as 4
March, a .......v 8
Iiarratigh. o .4
' Totals . SI 1
WICHITA.
' AB. B.
8mltb, ef .........
Berger, a s . . . .
Berger. M "
to seaborn, tb 4
Kt, rf 1
- lilauetlev, II 8 1
Haley, e x J
McDowell, lb ...... a
W. Uriffia, tb .... a 1
Mian, a
leb. P J
stiragorjr v 1
H. PO. A. B.
l a x 1
4
U
a
a
is, ai 4 a
H. ro. a. x.
4 a
t 4
Total,. ..40 U . 87
xBetted lot Sellers In 6th.-'
Omaha . l 1 11 I I 0 1 J
Wichita,, ....... I.. .0 IMMI1M
Smmary Sacrifice hit! Snedecor, Ma
nuel!, Two-baae Mts Ulslaaon (), Gren
theas, Burch, Health. Kat, Blaweslejr (S).
lloraa' runl44iuitbiW ototbabaaaii
Blaaeeley. UWfien. Struck outl By Ba
rough. Si by Seller, Is by Beebc, 8. Baas
on DalUi Off irarroustt, xt off tkllan, f.
Left on be: Wichita. Omaha, 4. Hit
by pitched ball; UrUfin by Darrough.
karned ruiwt: Wichita, t; Omaha, 4. l)m
lire: Andemoa and iwmhue. Timei 1:44.
Home Rua by Sisler V
Wins Game for St. Louis
St. Louie, June 14. The Senatore took a
five-run lead on the Browne In their flret
am her today, and loat when Staler'
homer In the lxth -with th baie full
counted th local ahead of a final ecore
of 7 to 4. '
Pruett, who flntahed for. th Brown,
la credited with a no-hit victory. Plclnioh,
Senator backstop, waa bantehed for pro
testing Umpir ilorlarty'e decialon.
. Score: ft
WASHINQTON.
AK H O A
4 0 1
Smith, If
Herri,, ab
Rice, cf
Judce. lb '
Ooebel. rf
Brewer, rf
PfCliillll'sh. M i 0
Plclnlcli. o S 0
GhtrrllT, e
Johnion, p
BrilllMrt, p
Srtokion, p
Buth
4 a.f
4 S 0
t t il
110
' I
S B -
1 3
1 0
S 1
0
o o
1 0 0 0
ITobia. rf
Oerber, u
lelaler. 11)
WllUum. If
1 1 08horten, f
comm. o
Ellerbe, Sb
Bayne. p
Wrieht. p
Pruett. p :
'HoDtnson .
'Sereretd ,1
ST." LOUIS.
AB.H.U.A. .
4 110
3
o a 0
2 7 1
0 1
a s
a o 4 o
t 1 s 1
i o
' ToltU
0 0 0 1
10 0 0
0 0 0 0
5"8S7U
Battea lor tricKeon i
Betted for Bayne in third.
Btted for W'right-.ln elxth.
Score by Innings: ' . . '...
Weehlngton "J
St. Louie I" OOS'Mi 7
Summary Rune: Harrla 2), Bice, Ooe.
bel. Shank. Johnson.- Tobln. Oerber, Sli
ler (S). McManua, Shorten. Sevareld. .. Br
ror: Gerber. Two-bae hlU: McManue,
Rice. Tobln. ' Horn 1 rune: Rlc. Weler.
Sacrifice hit: Packlnpaugh. Hafrie.
Double play? HarrU to Peck to Judge.
Left on bear: Waahlngton, S:,8t. Lol;
7. Baee on ball: Off Johnoiv : oft
Erickeon, S; off Pruen, 1; off Brtllheert.
I. Struck out: By Johneon. S: by Erick
eon, a; by. Bayne, S; by Wright, 1; by
Pruett, 3. Hit: Off Beyne. I In I ln
nlnge: off Wright,--4 In 8 Inning; off
Pruett, none In 1 1-3 Innings: off John
eon. 8 In -6 S-S innings: off Brlllheert, nnj
In no Inning: off Ertckson: 1 In I 1-J
Innings: Htt by pitched ball: Smith, by
Pruett. Winning pitcher: Pruett. Losing
pitcher: v Erlcksoh. ' Umpire: Morlarty
and Connolly. Time: S:17.
Golf Ecte
Q. Does the rule governing play In cas
ual water apply where the ground has be
come, eeft and muddy through carelessness
in overwterlng a putting green? ,
A. Certaraly. This is eoaunoa cause
of casual water condition.
Q. Please state who takes the honor
in a handicap match following the finish
of play on a hole where both players
cor fives, with the high handicap man
receiving a stroke on the hole.
In fire actual atmke, or Including for that
matter penauiy ihf, "---man
take th honor at the neat hole.
Beault of play are baaed on not ecore
and likewise the honor a the nt hole.
Q Where a ball top o close to a
bush that the player can't possibly play
hi next stroke without bending the bush
out of the way, I he allowed to so bead
A. Te. he 1 "entitled n4e the rule
to fairly take nia wane - ,
O May a playec have his esaaie oena
aside a bush or limb of a tree while play
ing a stroke if the bush or limb inter
fere with hi play?
5Sv . ..i. i . inel match
where a player through mistake play
his opponent ball ana "
A. The tall I replaced nd the hole
prayed oat wtth no penalty.
Fire Leading Hitters
of Major Leagues
.Katioaal
Hornsby. St. Loul. . .
B. Griffith. Brooklyn.
Blgbee. Pittsburgh...,
Daubert. Onclnnatt...
T. Griffith, Brooklyn,
American
Sisler, St. Louis....
Steprstaoon. derel'd.
illllftL Bhlladelphia..
O'Neill. Cleveland...
Speaker, Cleveland. .
O. AB.
si m
35 14
4S 1S
SS Z!0
IS 103
League.
O. AB.
IS lit
31 ies
. 13
.43 12S
,44 MS
R. H. Pet-
4 71 .S?
It 41 .3iS
37 75 .4?t
41 SO -.344
IS S7 .S5S
R. H. Pet
SI SS .411
15 43 .4"
38 . .377
1 4? .37
It SS .It!
Omaha Bee Racing Chart
DAILY riULUU RAC1NO FORM ClJUtT
(CaaapiM by Ceorg W. aWkUUaa)
VeeMiag Juaja, Maftia U N.tkaaaoa. a tartar, A. MeKalgbt.
OMAHA, Mi, Wadaaaday. Jum 14, lla Tenth day, siirnur aMatajf I
WEATHER CLCAR. TRACK SLOW.
2584"" f,MT ACt rurteag. Para MOO. Nat valua wlaaor, 400
aocoao tqi taira, jo. two. roar -lae aa a. MaMeae.
ir Horae end
2SSS D.l.nte I (B.
Jeella t a (T, OS or 1)1 14
tll Carlos Enrique 1 (JmeiS
tSSS Haepy Moment I (0 M nil It
tSSS Old Blu t tJ. A. HalllliS
ZSS4 Bill Spivln, t It. Owen ) US
mil Agsia a (Lovell) U
TSwner Wt. fit. ' I I
ai viami lib
1 l' I .
a ai tl h.
' tl a s.
I Btr. fin. Jockey Od. Bt7
esvUk) .7t.
Tullelt I.SS.l
Barnaa
41 4 J. Oruber U SI-t
S S'l S Klehsrdsoa 4S 00-1
4 4 S Varley 4 IS-I
1 T 1 R. Jones 11.40-1
AI post 4 nlao.t. Off at lilt. Time. ill. dIU. 11 .in.i. rv.u..
fl.40 win. ai SO place. 11.44 howi Entry It It place, tl St how. Winner,
b. . a. by Seth-Keop Moving. Trainer, B. MeLara. SeraUbes, Deceitful PearL
Overweights. Joella t.
DeUnte brk slowly frora (ha ealsld. but rushed to th front at one
aad standing off repealed ehallengee he held Joella J sai at th end. Joella 1
closed toutly whll under th whip. Carlo Enrtgua ran ll and finished tlosa
up. Happy Moment ckeed a big gsp. I
Coupled as Tarn O'SbantacJone entry.
2585SCCOND RACK riva nasi oao-balf farUags. Pur (400. Net value
r. , f lo Ar. S4001 socoad. 70 third, $30. , Three-year kU' aad ap.
VIRIIIIMf.
nd 0
iwnee
ZI41 Crlspl I (P. Irwin 147
1671 Innovation (Spicer) III
tS7t Udy Eileen T (8. P. St) 107
tilt Overstep S Kindchr 104
JS7I Sir John jr 4 M. Darby) lit
SS7t Flaxy Ms t (J. Hall) 8t
IS7S Fashion Girl I (Je'p Br.)lt7
tS71 Johnnie Dver 4 (P. Rvanllit
tSSt Panhaadler 4 (P. Cooporlllt It
tS7l Deeert Ros t (Wslkerl 147 4
Wt. 8t. t I gir. Fin. Jockey Pas. gt's
tl 1' Single!
If if tl R. Dei
4 4 tl J. M'
leton ISS-1
Dortty . 4.44-1
M' Bride I7.IS-1
tcheffall e g
W. Maadera l.SS-1
t Ss Richardson 14.04.1
T 74 7 P. Hera 47.IS-1
t S S'l E. Bam
1 10 Trallklll
4 l It It O. Ury
at ii t
tl 41 I
4"
IS.OS-1
4.10-1
lt.41-1
IS7I Uengro It (E. M Elroy)lll Left at post M.Hodacs
nc pose I minutes, orr at 3:10. Tim. it4, sii 1:01H, lilt, tt
mutuels paid Crl.pl II SO win. 14 0 place. It.lt show; Innovation 14.40, place.
!4, hol Lndy T-0 show. 8Urt good for all but Centra. Won air throe
driving. Winner, b. m. t. by Hapsburg-StanneL Winner entered for IJ00. Trainer,
P., Irwin. Scratches. Melody Man. OverweighU. Girl I. Jonnl 4.
Crlspl moved up steadily rounding the last turn and, standing a hard
drive, h outstayed Innovation In a. fast finish. Latter took a slight lead from
th start and when challenged hung en with rare gmnees. Ldy Eileen ran
well and finished resolutely. Overstep had no mishaps. 8lr John tired.
9flA THIRD RACE Pre ana eae-naJf furlongs. Pun 8400. Net valu
r to a- S400 aacoad, 70 third, S30. Three-year-old aad op.
Claiming. ...
Index Hors and Owner Wt. fit, j gtr. Pin. Jockey Ods. 8t's
.10-1
10.40-1
44tO-l
St.OS-1
tl.ll-1
S0.2S-1 ,
S.S0-1
llt.10.1
ltt.So-1
T.ta-i
II 11 l'l 1'i D. Hurn
41 4 SI tl Singleton
6' S 4 t Seheffell
1 t Sh, 4' R. Dorlty
4 ! t 8 John.ton
It 7 7 4' Shoekley
Si It 8' T J. G ruber
; a t t l Barham
t S' ! t W. Vartoy
a- 19 IW L. Hill
1574 Herder 7 (C. B. Irwin) lit 1
2Sn Littl Pointer 4 (Maltby)lt7 t
tSSt Helen Major t E. Leoperl'IS 7
1571 Indlanola 11 (Indian. 8) lit I
iS74 Chilly Day 4 (Johnton)117 I
2S71 Nellie Wltwer I (8tilI'n)M07 t
2SP2 Hop Over S (0. Davis) 'HI It
2SS1 Blue Jay It (Mr. Rlc) lit 4
till Ben. Broderick T (O'ner)llt I
2468 TilloUon It (M G'gor) lit, t
At pest z minutes. Off at 1:42. Time :ti. :4H. '114. 1:10. It
mutuels paid Herder It win. I2.lt pise. Il.tt (how; Pointer tl.tt place. S.7
show; Helen IS. SO show SUrt good. Won easily, second and third driving.
Winner, br. . 7, by Colln-Belgravia. Winner entered for 1800. Trainer, C. B.
Irwin. Scratch, Ben Greonloaf. Jim - Parmer. Overweights, Day 5.
Herder had the speed of his opposition and easily won all th way. Little
Pointer elosed resolutely and outstayed Helen Major. Latter need in improved
form. Indlanola was almost knocked down soon after the start. Chilly Day
and 8enator Broderick showed speed, but failed to stay. Tlllotson ran a bad
rac for him.
' FOURTH RACE Five and one-half furlong. Pun tilt. Met valu
to winner. MOO: aacoad. S70i third. 830.. Thiaa-vaarrfMa and .
Claiming.
Index Horse and Owner Wt. SI. 1 1 1 Str. Fin. Jockey Ods. St's
2587"
2658 Rosa Hay Brown K (S'da)lll
2802 M Murphy 11 (M'risoa) lit
2540 Mary D. 8 (Sheldon) SS
2552 Cv Men 7 (H. Well) 117
2671 Mamia Van (L'dram) 111
2671 Tempy Duncan 11 (W'rs)lll
2672 Maud M. 8 (M'lson) ltt
2664 May Moon (Kohler 107 11
2672 Fern Leaf 6 (W. Bray) 107 It
2617 Bueklaide t (Sterrett) lit 8
11 l't l'i 1 M'Cullough
S as I" I"' ss. Barnes
8'
S 81
8 (,8
1 l
7 7
Seheffell
Johnston
F. Crimes
Minders
J. Allen
Sohoekley
8.40-1
10.06-1
11.10-1
lit .86-1
178.18-1
28.16-1
8.88-1
2481 Blateaway It (Baxter)!!
at 4:10lm,
21
S tl
4 41
t II
81 7s
11 It lt 8
101 9 i t'l L. Mill 201.06-1
7 " B B. Carter 100.00-1
IS 11 11 II . Esperuhad 1.85-1
At pott 2 minutes. Off at 4:10lm. :24iu :4t. 12. 1:104. 82 mutuels
paia nosa sv.zu win. ss.so puce, snow; Mesiurpby ss.zo place, ss.tt show;
Mary D 84.40 show. Start good. Won easily, seeond and third driving. Winner,
b. m. 8. by luck and Charity-Mis 8dalla. Winner entered for S800. Trainer,
H. Shields. Overweights, McMurphy 4, Cave Man 8.
Rosa May Brown sprinted to th front with rapid strides and decisively' out
pacing her opposition she won in a eanter. MeMurphy we prominent from- the
start and under strong handling just managed to outstay Mary D. Latter
showed good speed and made a resolute finish. Cave Man Is improving. Maud
M. showed nothing. Blaxeway pulled up quit 1am.
TtfQ FIFTH RACE Five and one-half furlong. Pur' 8500. Net valu.
rJ to winner., 8400; aacoad, gI0j third, $80. Thre-yar-le assay up.
Claiming.
Index Horse, and Owner Wt. Bt. Str. Fin. Jockey Ods,. ' gt's
TT785.1
. J681 Walterlna t (H. Crook) lit 1
' 8574 Fickle Fancy 7 (Shldon)106 8
, 2549 Sedan (C. B. Irwin) 115 7
' Tawasentha 4 (Looper) 105 8
2581 John Spohn 10 (B'hears) 115 4
(267DB. A. Jones It (J. HalD'llt 2
2656 Ruth Wehle 8 (J" sop B.U12 5
2 21 l'l l1! W. Varley
4l S' s, zt Espenshad 10.15-1
7 7 S 81 IV Hum .45-1
tt 8 4' 4) Skheffell liJo-l
51 4 51 5 E. Barnes 10.80-1
l'l 11 2 S Richardson 1S.T0-1
8' 3" 7 7 1 M'Cullough . lT.St-1
At post 2 minute; off at 4:88: time :24, :48i. 12. I:lt. S2.00 mueuels
paid Walterlna. 125.80 win, 410.80 plae. 14.10 show; Fancy 810.40 place, tl.20
how; Sedan 12.90 show. Start good for all but Sedan. Won easily, second
and third driving. Winner, eh. m. Veorhees-Lady Athellng, Winner entered
for 860t. Trainer 1. Taylor. Scratches, Judge , Bndrow-Sunnywaya. Over
weights. Ruth 2. ;.
Walterlna raced B. A. Jones down rounding th far turn and tekfntr the
lead won with ease. Fickle Fancy elosed stoutly but had to be hard ridden to
withstand the rush of Sedan. The latter wa caught in th barrier and prac
tically left. He then elosed a great gap and was easily th best. Tawasentha
went well. B. A. Jones (topped bsdly.
OC1Q SIXTH RACE On mil and on-lxteenth. Purs 800. Nat value' to
"v' winner, $400; second. $70; third, $30. Three-year-olds and up.
Claim
Index
Horae and Owner Wt. St. til Str. JTIn. Jockey Ods. St'
2668 Buekhorn 2d 5 (Updike) 118 4 5 2 2 2 U Menders
2570 Boreas 7 (Warren)
9K74 W, G. M'Clintock 4 (S'tlllS
(2576)Mooresque 8 (K'belkamp)9t
2570 Lotta G. 8 (J. A. Hall)8S
(2562)01d Rose 8 (Mrs. Rice) 121
118 2 4'J 51 6 6 2 E. Barnes
5 1 ll 1 1 8" L. Mills
1 34 4'1 4 8 4 Seheffell
8 2" 81 8"! 4l 6' F. Horn
nsrnsm
1.10-1
10.25-1
t.70-1
2.20-1
17.80-1
8.85-1
4 8 4 8 8 8
Af T..t 1 minute.: off at 5:07: time :25a. :58. 1:17. 1:44. 1:58. 82 00
mutuels paid Buekhorn. 84.20 win, 18.50 place. $2.70 show; Boreas t6.70 place,
83.80 show, MeCllntoek $8.00 how. SUrt good. Won all thre driving. Win
ner b. g.; 5 Buckhorn-Bertle. Winner entered for $400. Trainer A. Haslett,
Scratches. Lorena Moss-Regreso . ',, .
Buekhorn II raced close up from the sUrt and although coming wide en
tering the stretch won going away. Boreas made a fast finish and easily out.
stayed W. G. MeCllntoek. ' Latter stopped badly after showing th most early
speed. Mooresoue raeed dtoappointingly. . . .
"7 Z 7fi SEVENTH RACE One mil. Purs 8)800. Nat value to winner, $400;
in,, third. BSO. Three-Tear-olda and up. Claiming.
Ind-x Horae and Owner Wt. St. t I I Str. Fin. Jockey Ods. Sf
2548 N. K. Beal 8 (C. Neely) 115
em Kuel W. i (S. Baxter) 105
(25)Bill Head 6 tJ H M Cool)115
2568 Dainty Lady 8 (C Irwin) 107
2588 Balfour 4 (F. Sheldon) lit
8 S'l ! 2" 21 l'l R. Seovills
j' vt Espensnaa
2 ll II I1
5 41, 4,,4
1 2 8" 8t
4 a'-' t . s
4 8 H
at 4 d,
Jones
Hurn
5 S. Carter
1.75-1
8.75- 1
2.95-1
2.76- 1
10.45-1
At u. mlnnte: off at 6:42: time :I5Vj. :51. .1:16,. l:44Vk. 82.tt
mutuls paid Beal, 85.50 win, $8.50 place, 82.50 show; Hatel $7.10 place. 88.20
show; Bill Head $2.40 show. Winner ch. g. S Glorlfier-Puritan Girl. Winner
entered for $800. Trainer C. Qlngley. Scratches, Milton Boblee, Korth Shore,
Geonre James. Mildred. . ' - .
aN K Seal was saved close up until after entering the Stretch where he
dashed' to" the front to Win with ease. Hasal W. set a good psce but was .no
match for the winner when challenged Bill Head made up aome ground. Dainty.
Lady tired. , ' '.'"'-' - ' '
Thursday's Race Entries
FIRST RAC7-One mile. Pure 3800.
Tnree-year-uiue ..-.......o-
R17 Valid. M.
2674 Louise Paul
3583 John R. Roche
:s8 Tyranny .....
257,6 Acclamation
2570 Capt. Hodg ....
1571 ntsgerald
256S The Oklahoman
(8)
SECOND RACE Six
8600. Claiming.
..and up.
2688 Tawasentha
2572 Vera's Choice ....
2683 Wincheater ......
2S86 Innovation .......
2576 North Shore
258? Rosa May Brown
2578 Sovereign II
3678 WIJ1 O' the Wisp
2585 Johnny Dyer
25SA Milton Roblee ...
2574 Day of Wrath ...
2574 Kimberty
Also eligible:
2683 Wis Judge .....
(13)
105
....110
116
....115
....116
116
11S
116
furlong.
Three-year-
-olds
.106
..108
..114
..111
..111
..111
..11
..116
..114
..116
..11S
..116
..lit
THIRD RACE Six furlong. Purs 8500.
Claiming. Tnree-year-oia enu up.
MIX Can Ma
(2566)Mla Frauland ..
(2541)Brown Dick ....
2588 Walterlna
2574 San Pablo .......
(250) Flossie T.
2111 Myrtle -A.
(3677)Eddl Fuller ....
(2178)1. W. Harper
2576 Gomul
3572 Our Leader ....
2581 Ihlrty Seven ...
Also eligible:
3672 Tom Ellison
(13)
!
....101
....11s
FOURTH RACE Council Bluff Handi
cap. Purse. 6600. Three-year-old
and up. Six Furlong. '
2536 New Model .,..80
2 $60 Precious Jewel .;..'. S3
(3576)MarcelIa Boy : ...,.10
(2580)Manlcur 102
(267S)Phrone Ward .X107
254S Ikey T. .......108
(257)Klrtle's Cub '. 114
(254Money .126
254S Motor Cop X132
xlrwin-Updlke entry.
(8)
FIFTH RACE Omaha Chamber of Com
merce handicap. One mile. Purs
31,000. - Three-year-olds and up.
(2580)Manlcure SS
l263)Rreo 103
2583 Capt. Clover 104
(2582Don Jos xlOS
2668 Rifl .....104
2568 Franklin zlOS
2568 Hony Beau 113
(2568)Woodla Montgomery 120
(8)
xC. EX Groves entry.
SIXTH RACE? One mil.
Claiming.
2570 Cork
2581 Ethel Toth
2678 Honolulu
2583 Kuan
2551 Hand Sweep
3567 Marshal Tighlman
2578 Bolala
2568 George Jamea ...
l
SEVENTH RACE On and one-sixteenth
. mile. Puree 1500. Claiming. Threo-year-olda
and up.
2577 Vestlna "01
256? Caraway .; its
2563 An Revelr !!
256S Lorena Moss .....108
2570 Brando Ill
(255ft)Leenrack , 11
258 Borea ..11
(852)Mark Denuniio lis
Clear Fast.
Purse SS00.
Three-year-old and up.
I......110
USENBEE WANT ADS THEY .BRING PROFITS L ' i
Indians Bunch
Hits and Win
Pitching Duel
Stephenson, Runner Up for
Bitting Honors, Will Bo
Out of Game Several
Days Injures Thumb.
Cleveland, June 14. Cleveland
bunched its four hits with Collins'
only base on balls and won s pitch
ers battle from Boston, 3 to 0, to
day. Coveteskie held the Red Sox to
three hits, two of which were made
by Smith, former local outfielder.
Stephenson, Cleveland second
baseman, who is giving Sisler a bat
tle for the baiting honors of the
league, will be out of the game for
several days, having had nia right
thumb smashed by a pitched ball.
Score:
BOSTOM. I CLXVXLAYD. .
AB.RO.A AB.rT.0A.
Smith, rf 4 8 1 0 Jamlesen, ef 3 14 0
Uennekr. 11 4 0 8 6 Eani. If S
frail. 2b 4 11 slOarilner. 8b 8
fhuan, Sb 4 0 8 OlSiaphensm. 3b 8
J. Collin,, ef 8 0 4 SlWhsraass. 2b 0
Bums, lb 3 t t VI. Beaell. ss 3
O'Bnurks, N 3 13 SIMelnals. lb 8
Chaplin, a 3 t 1 0 Weed, if
W. Collins, p S 1
t 0
t s
1 t
l is o
JIO'N.lll
IConlasaia.
toui sb io
I Totals 27 4 27 18
icor by Innings: ....
Boston 000 000 0004
Cavaland 300 tot OOx 8
Summary Runs: Evans, Oardner,
tepheuon. Error: Melnnl. Two-baa
hit: J. Sewell. Throe-baa hit: -Smith,
Stephenson. Stolen base: Wambsgans.
Sacrifice hit: Evan. Double play: J.
Sewell te Gardner. Left on baeea: Boston.
4: Cleveland. 6. Baa on bill: Off Col
lin. 1; off Cnvolesklo, 1. Struck out: By
Collin .1; by Coveleskle. 3. Hit by
pitch dball: Jsmleaon. Sewell, Stephen
son, by Collin. Wild pitch:' Collins. Um
pir: Dlneen and Nallln. Time: 1:26.
Detroit Hits in Pinches
and Defeats New York
Detroit, June 14 Detroit hit In th
pinches behind Olson's steady pitching to
day and defeated New York, S to 3, In
th opening game of th series. Hell
mann sent Detroit away to a long lead in
the first Inning with a horns run Into the
right field bleachers, scoring two runner
ahead of him. It was Hellmann's 11th
homer thla season.
Score:
KEWTOBK. I DETROIT.
AB.H. O.A.I AB.R.O.A.
4 3 5 OIBIuc. lb 4 S 10 1
21R. Jones. Sb 4 1 0
eirobb, er
Will, cf
Ward, 2b
Ruth. If
Baker, 3b
Heusel. rf
Plpp. lb
cott. ss
Dcioiuisr.
8. Janes, p
Bcksni .
Sktnnsr
Totals
1
01
1 0
t 0
t 0
Veaeh. If
HeilRiann, rf
Cntihaw. 2b
Rlfnar, ss
Baaaler. e
Olssn, p
Totals
32 10 27 11
31 S 14 8
Batted for Devormer in ninth.
Batted for 8. Jones In ninth.
Score by Innings:
Now Tork ' 000 110 000 2
Detroit 301 001 lOx S
Summary Runs: Ruth, S. Jones. Blue.
R. Jones. Cobb, Veaeh, Hellmann (2). Er
rors: Ruth, Cutahaw. Two-bas hit:
Cutehaw. Plpp. 8. Jone. Hellmann, Blue,
Cobb. Horn run: Hellmann. Sacrifice
hits: Ward. Rlgney. Double plays: Rig
nay to Cutehaw to Blue, Blue to Rlgney to
Blu. Left on bases: New Tork, 7; De
troit, 5. Baa on balls: Off Jones, 2: off
Olsen,' 1. 8truck out: By Jones,. 1; by
Olsen. 4. Hit bv pitched ball: Scott, and
Baker, by Olsen. Umpire: Chill and
Hlldebrand. Tlm: 1:87.,
Chicago Takes Long End
of Free Hitting Contest
Chicago. June. . 14. Chicago defeated
Philadelphia. 6 to 6. In a free-hitting con-
teat today. C. Walker of the Athletic
drove out hla 11th homer of the season
Ernie Johnson was hit by a pitched ball
en. the elbow and had to retire trora tne
Same.
Score:
PHILADELPHIA. I
..... , AH.H.O.A.I '
6 11 l! Johnson, ss
3 8 OlafeClallaa. ss
1 oi Muiiisan. 3b
1 s oi renins, 2b
1 1 11 Hooper, if
1 8 llMoetll. ef
1 1 81 Pals. If
1 SIBhaelv. lb
3 0 0 llRchalk.e
10 0 OlPeber. p
Teraif . 3b
Johnston, lb
Walker. If
Welch, rt
Miller, cf ,
Perkins, e
OaUowiv, as
Trrkes. 8b
Heimaeh, p
Bruisy
5
6 8
8
3
3
4
8 1
CHICAGO.
AB.H.O.A.
10 14
SIS
4 1 1 t
S 3 .2 4
6 3 3 0
I 3 1 t
4 3 8 0
3 A 11 4
8 3 13
4 0 0 4
Totals 84 11 24 131 Totals . 38 14 37 31
Batted tor Helmach In ninth.
Sir hv Innlnea:
Philadelphia 100 101 020-8
Chicago '. 101 130 OOx
Summary Runs: Walker (8), Perkins,
Oalloway, Johnson (2), Collins, Mostil,
Falk, Schalk. Errors: Young, McClellan
(3), Mostil. Two-base hits: Welch, Mos
ul. Home run : Walker. Stolen base:
Hooner. Sacrifice, hits: Mulligan. Miller,
Parkins, Heimaeh. Doubl plays: John
son to Collins to Bheely, Heimaeh to
Dykes to Johnston. : Left on bases: Phil
adelphia,' 7.;- Chicago, 11. Base on balls:
Off Faber. 3: off Helmach. 3. Struck out:
By Helmach.vS: by. faber, 1. Hit by
pitched bail: - Mostil1 and Johnson, by
Helmach. Umpires:- Evans. Owen and
waian. Tim: i.t.u.
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Silver Creek. Neb.. June 14 (Special)
Silver t'rek loat a fast gam to Bell
weed here Tuesdsy, S to S.
Batterlaa Silver Creek: Sumavlrh nd
Bhank; Ball wood: Nanihss and Jud
vina Hsiard Club Lae.
Pleaeanton, Neb., June 11. (Speclil.)
Th lords mad II four out af five In the
Buffalo County league by winning from
Hasard Sunday, 11 lo 7.
Coming Eeaay Winner. ,
Corning. I., Jun 14. (Special.)
Corning swsmped Cumberland here Tues
day. 14 lo 3. The Ksntsa City Tigers, a
colored team, canceled Ita gam with
Corning nd Cumberland was substituted.
M. Edwarda Wins.
. St. Edwards, Neb.. June 14. (Special.)
Bt. Edwards defeated Albion here Bun
day, 8 to I. The gam wa featured by
th heavy hitting of th local and th
pitching of Folllott.
Batteries 8t. Edwards: Folllott and
Flhr; Albion: Cldwll and Dougla.
Woodbine Lose Game.
Dunlap, la.. Jun 14. (ftptelal.) Dun
tap won from Woodbine here Sunday. S
to 2 Th Dunlap bind furnished musle
for th Urg crowd of speeutor
Woodbln . tot 000 8 I 1
Dunlap 301 000 0x 5 4 4
Batteries: Alter and Hammes; Jack
man and Both.
'
Betsy Ross Te.pi
Pilot Suspended
FranW Hubatka, manager of the
Betsy Ross baseball team of the
American league, has beeji in
definitely suspended for unsports
manlike conduct, according to an
nouncement today by Johnny Den
nison, chief of -the muny umpiring
staff. -
Hubatka removed his team from
the field at Riverview park last Sun
day and refused to continue the
game after one of his players had
been ejected from the game.
A further penalty against the team
may 'be assessed by the board of di
rectors of the Muny Baseball as
sociation, which, has strict rules
against teams refusing to play.
Otto Knabe Released.
Kansas City, June 14. Failure of
the Kansas City baseball team to
make a better showing in the Amer
ican association pennant race caused
the release of Otto Knabe, manager,
yesterday, according to an announce
ment made last night by George
Muehlebach, president of the Kansas
City team.
Wilbur Good, who has been with
the team six years, will succeed
Knabe, taking up his new duties thii
afternoon.
Every chimney in Roughtown ex
ploded like - Vesuvius .when the
Glutt picked one UP rom tne r
and laid Gink alongside of it. The
referee got very angry, but he was
a man who always counted 100 when
he got mad.
Jock Malone Beats
Bryan Downey
Omaha Be Leased Wire.
Aurora. HI., June 14. Jock Malone,
ef St. Paul spotted Bryan Downey
of Cleveland a couple of rounds, In
the first of which he suffered the
humiliation of a knockdown, then,
with vengeful exactness handed an
awful pasting to the Ohioan. and won
in the windup of the show held here
Ust night.
It remained for the preliminaries
to furnish the knock out siufl
Frankie SchsrUrr ol Chicago
knocked Mutty Smith out in the
fourth round.
Tim Hunt of Chicago who sub
stituted for Jack Eil. and Mike Eulo.
a couple of 1 pounders hardly had
started tshen Hurst crashed a right
to Eulo's jaw which meant curtains.
Jack Terry and Jack Ryan of
Chirago went an 8-round draw.
Rost Murphy of Chicago chopped
a right to ihe chin of Jack Lawrence
for a knockout in the first round of
their scheduled 8-round bout.
Bee Want Ads rrocute Results.
White Sox Sign
Colorado Outfielder
Denver, June 14. Let Willard.
star University of Colorado out
fielder, has signed s contract to play
with the Chicago White Sox and
will leavt Denver Thursday for Chi-
cago, it was aiuiounced yesterday.
The contract is understood to
call for $600 for the first 30 days, and
(1,000 per month fr tht remainder
of the baseball season.
H U D S O N
1 i i o v
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