r Former Nebraska League Hurler Pitches Buffaloes to 12-1 Victory over Saints
Byron Speece
Cashes in His
Second Victory
Dick O'Connor, Hard-Hiuing
Fielder, Clouts Out Three
Doubles and Scores
Four Runs.
Special Ol-pateh to The Omaha Bee.
T. JOSEPH, Mo.,
k April 22. — The
* Buffaloes hit their
true stride today
and played like
the great team
Western league
critics know they
k are. Byron Specce
A was in rare form,
I treating the
■ Saints to a 12 to 1
7 defeat — a drub
A bing. He all but
i blanked his op
L ponents, h o 1 ding
them scoreless un
til the final inning.
The day was cold and dreary, and
a heavy rain this morning made the
field extremely heavy. The muddy
grounds kept Speece from getting the
shutout he deserved. In the ninth,
with one out, Lewan tripled to right.
Miller walked. Magee hit to O’Con
ner. who reached the ball barely in
time to catch it, hut fell headlong on
the slippery garden, dropping the
sphere, Lewan scoring.
The Buffaloes choked the rally off
:n a hurry, however.
Defate made a spectacular catch of
Hilbert’s high line drive and doubled
Miller nt second, ending the game.
“Wally” Smith sent in "Razor” Led
better, one of his star pitchers to try
and make it two straight from the
Buffaloes, but the Bison pounded his
offers to all corners of the lot and
drove him from the game In the
eighth, when seven runs were added
to the four previously made by the
visitors.
Hurls (mod (Janie.
Speece pitched a wonderful game,
but he was only one in an all star ag
gregation today. He fanned eight, In
cluding three of the first four men up, j
Magee being among the victims,.and
in eight innings held the Saints to
l wo hits. The Omaha heaver fur
thermore played an important part
on the offensive, his double to the
left field fence, starting off the fifth,
helped the Buffaloes get their first
two runs. He sacrificed in the sixth,
when Omaha got two more, amt was
safe 'on an error In No. 8. the grand
chapter for the Nebraskans.
O'Conner shared high honors of the
day with Speece.
The veteran right fielder poled four
clean hits, among them three two
baggers, and scored four times him
self. Hale hit safely three times,
Texas leaguers, over short and sec
ond.
Burch on Scene. ^
Barney Burch came in this morn
ing for the game and wore a broad
smile* at the park. There were two
reasons for his joy—first, because of
the magnificent showing of his team
and second on account of the attend
ance, more than 2,200. It was a
miserable cold, damp day and looked
impossible for baseball. Burch had
$760 rain insurance on the game.
OMAHA.
AB. R. If. O. A E.
OTonnor. rf . 5 3 4 3 0 0
Apparent). 2b .... . 3 I 2 3 2 n
I>r fata, **.... 4 10 3 10
McDonald, 3b 5 12 0 10
Ikinoultz, rf 0 0 3 1 0 0
r t.Tiffin, If 0 1 I I 0 «
Kottatrliy. lb ... . .411510
II,. Ir. r . 5 2 3 0 0 0
Spaere, p . 4 2 113 0
• Total* 42 12 10 27 3 0
ST. JOSEPH.
AB. R. H. O. A. E.
Tliomp*on, rf 4 0 0 0 0 0
lawttn. rf 4 114 11
Millar. If 3 O 0 5 0 0
Magaa. ib 4 » i 3 o o
Ollliert. 3b 4 0 13 3 1
Halgeth. ** 3 0 114 1
Volar. 3b 2 0 0 4 1 0
Handler, r .3 0 0 3 2 1
l.edhetter. p ..2 0 0 1 -1
Bird, p 0 0 0 0 10
( . Graft II. p 0 0 0 0 0 0
z Phillip* 1 O 0 0 0 0
Total* 30 1 417 14 5
/.Halted for Bird In eighth.
Haora by inning*:
st. Jn*eph oon ooo 001— l
OMAHA 000 022 071—12
Hun* and bit*: Off Rad bat tar, II and
13 in 7 1-3 inning*; off Bird. 0 and 2 In
1 2-3 inning*. Earned run*: Omaha, 3;
st. Jofceph. I. Iia*e* on hall*: Off I.ad
better. 2; off Griffin. 2; off Hpaaae. 2.
strurk out: By Radbattar. 1; by Hpaara.
5. Uft on ba*a*: Omaha. II; HI. 4o
*eph. 4. Two-ba»a hit*: O'Connor <»).
Speere. Gilbert. Three-ba*a hit: l-awan.
Double play: Dafate fo Apportion. Har
rifice*: Apperaon (2), Hpaaca, O't onnor.
If it by pitrliad ball: By Radbattar <Ko
netehy). I mplraa: Hald and Mr Donald.
Tima: 1:40.
Iloowter* Win.
Oklahoma <’lty. Ok I . April .2 —Allan
walked Mrl.arry tq fill the baaaa and gat
at Klugman In th* alxth Inning. Klug
Dll Iriplni f.ir hi. fourth con.rrutivr
hit Hti'l Dea Mhinea won. 10 to A. Score:
DKS MO IN rss.
AH II.O A
Oonln. cf 3 110
i .trMen, If » - ♦ 0
UcQm, rf 10 2 1
Mor'on, rf 1 0 0 0
M’La’y. lb 4 2 6 0
K lii'an, 2b 5 4 6 1
\ « lson, ** 4 0 2 6
I >r*iJK»n. '• & 1 5 o
Kofnlf. Sb 4 1 I 3
VVlirm*. p 4 2 0 0
l.\ n^b, p 1 o 0 0
Total* 36 13 17 11
UK I,A. « I l »
A B.IT O.A.
Tafe. 3b « 2 1 3
\l N lly. 2b 5 2 3 4
Father. If 5 3 2 0
J.ud'ua, lb *i I lb n
Flynn, if * 1 0 0
Oln'rdt. » f 3 2«l
\Vindie, m 5 2 I 2
Lon*. r 4 14 0
Monger. p o o 0 0
Allen, p 4 10 3
iM’Danld *' » 0 0
Love, p o o 0 0
*Yyde 1100
Total* 43 18 27 13
Ruffed fnr Allen In scvenih
■/Hatted fnr Love In ninth.
Score by inning*:
I- * Moines ...401 013 001—10
Ok In imina H»y .022 020 011— 8
Mummery-—Run* fjenln (2). Corrlden,
• Me Larry (3). Klugman, Dougan,
WiMiain*. Tate. McNally f2>. Luderu*.
Kivnn Glnglanll. Wlndl*. Long. ftrrora:
Klugman. Koenig Wlndl*. Two-have hlta:
‘ ‘orrlden. Tate, Olnglsrdl. Wlndl*. Three
b« *e hit*: Klugman, Dtigan, McNally.
Sacrifice*: N*l*on, Corrlden. Koenig
Stolen base*: F*e I be r. Olnglsrdl. liases
«»n ball# .Off Monger, 2: off Allen. 3; off
Love, 1; off Williams. 8: off Lynch. 1
Wild pitch: Monger Rune and hit* Off
Monger, i and 3 In |i *s than one-third In
ning reff Allen, f* and 7 In 7 Inning-; off
Love, 1 *nd 2 In 2 Innings; off William*.
Y14 R T 3*3 inning*: Of# I ■ ’> '
and 2 In 1 1-3 Inning- Winning pitcher
William*. Loving pitcher: Allen L*f
on l»a*e*r t »»•* Mnln**. 8; Oklahoma
**ity. 14 Double plays: McNally to Win
die to Luderu*. Glnglnrdl to Long Time:
2 15. Cmplr**: Jansen and Shannon.
“Ilmp’ in Hospital
Cincinnati, O , April 22— Paul Sen
telle, National league umpire. «-sa
operated on at a hoapjtal here thla
morning for appendicitis. He waa
reported In a aarloua condition late
tonight. Sentelle, wna atrlcken Juat
before the Plttaburgh Cincinnati
game jeatorday.
The right arm of Willie IPtppe *”
Insured for $10,000, and he la ordered
not to da any hand shaking.
Coveleskie Beats “Rip” Collins in Hurling Duel—Cleveland Trims Detroit 1 to 0
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EDDIE’S FRIENDS_ _fiddle Turns I’p Hissing j
EITHER? HE A,WT 6EEM HIM, I'ME <^0T
PIO VOO WM HOAAL FOR. / vmERE \s Am I*0’^ Of j
• S£S, fSfeF”;
■ HANef OUTS. /-« ptl| AP BUT V ^
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< v^the. KEyy ^
Home Runs Help
Witches Win
Wichita, Kan., April 22.—Wichita
had two big innings today and de
feated Denver 10 to 8 in a free-hitting
contest. Home runs were largely re
sponsible for Wichita's victory. Score:
DENVER WICHITA
AH. H U A.
Young, 3h 3 2 I 41
5 4 3
O'Br'n, of 13 0
Htffbe'. If 5 0 2 0
MrM n. 2b 5 14 1!
Hr oks, rf 5 1 0 0|
Sh'nl’y. lb 4 0 5 1,
D’m’nd, c 4 3 5 1
RumaK», p i 0 1 0!
Gros.i.p 2 1 0 lj
AH ML. t» A
Smith, rf 5 0 0 1
(’onlar. < f '>120
Butler. 3b 5 2 3 2
Bl'k’ay. If 5 2 1 0
MrD'l. lb 3 2 11 0
GU'sp'e. 2b 2 0 1 4
Berk.a* 4033
ttrtf’n. c 3 2 *> 1
Hovilk. p 4 3 0 3
—-• Totals 12 27 14
Totals 40 13 24 U|
Summery—Runs: Shan ley. Diamond (2).
Gross. Smith (2). Conlan. Butler (3),
Hlasesley (2). Griffin. Hovllk, Young (2).
McPhee. O'Brien, Errors: McNensmin.
Diamond. Beck 2.
Denver .. . . 602 on* 310 — 8
Wlrhlta . 100 045 00* — 10
Two b«-a*e hit: Young. McDowell. Gross.
Homs runs. Blakesley. Griffin. O’Brien.
Stolen bases: Butler. (3); Colan. 8tnt;h,
Blakeley. (2). Sacrifices McDowell.
Double plays: Gillespie. Black and Mc
Dowell. I-eft on bases Wlrhlta. 6; Den
ver. 7. Bases on balls Off Rumage.l,
Hovlk, 2; Orosa, 1. Struck out. By H<»v
lik. 9; Rumage. 3; Gross. 2. Hits: Off
Kumage in 5 Innings. 11. Hit by pitcher:
By Rumage. (Gillespie). Wild pitchers.
Hovllk. Winning pitcher: Hovllk loos
ing pitcher: Rumage. Umpires. Patter
son and Anderson. Time: 2:18.
Kastman Chosen
Maroon Captain
,\l Kastman, star guard on the
1'nivwsHr of Omaha football and
basket ball teams of last season,
last night was chosen to captain
the 1923 Maroon foot ball eleven.
Wade Iteeves, lanky guard on
the I niveraity of Omaha basket
ball team in 1922. was elected cap
tain of the 1923 team.
The new Maroon leaders were
elected at a banquet given In honor
of the athletes at the university.
Randolph Ball and Track
Squads Work Out Daily
Randolph. Neb,. April 21.—'The Ran
dolph high school baseball and track
squad reported for practice, follow
lng week of spring vacation. Pros
pects for average teams In both sports
are good. It is suid. with large squads
out for positions.
BASEBALL RESULTS
and STANDINGS/
WESTERN l.KAGl'E.
Sittndlnf*. *
w. T,. Pet. I
Wichita 7 2 .77H,
Tulsa fi 4 .600
Okl* City 6 2 .667
St Joasph 5 4 .556
w. i. ret
Sioux City 5 4 .558
OiiihH.i 4 H . tmi
L>*»* Moin. 3 H .333
Denver 1 8 .111
\ps|*Tfll»J tt Result*
OrnuhH. JJ; St. iIoHepli, 1.
Sioux «Tty. 14; Tulsa. 9.
Wichita, 10; Denver, 8.
D*s Moines 10; Oklahoma City *
NATIONAL ir.AOl r.
StHndiitfii.
w. l. P*t.
New York •• 1 .*57
('hltA|o D l .SOrt
Philadel. I 'J .500
Oncinnatl 3 % .500
W I'- t.
St. I.nuis 2 4 ,33.1
Pit tsbu'h 2 4 .333
Brooklyn 1 4 .iron
Boston 2 4 2s
ie«*l«rda> x Kt*Miit«.
New York. 10; Brooklyn. 0
Pittsburgh. 15; Cincinnati, 9
Chicago. S; Ht. f.nuie. 7.
No other games played.
AMERICAN LEAfilK.
Standings.
W. L#. Pet.
Cleveland S 1 I.ouo,
New York 4 1 *00
Phila.d*l 3 1 .IL*
Detroit 3 2 .6fio
w I. Pvt
Wtuhlnf. i i 4>e
St. Louts l 4
<hlra*o 1 4 209
Boston 0 4 090
Venter day'a Results
« h:' tgo. 4. hit. I-oU'k. 3
Washington. 4; New York. 3.
Cleveland, 1 ; Detroit, 0.
No other g^moi played.
AMERICAN IKSOCIATIOV
Mnndini*.
w. L. r-t.
Louis'*. 3 1 .7,0
Minneap 3 1 .760
St. Paul 2 1 .M7
Columbus 2 2 .500
W. li. Pot
Toledo 2 2 .500
Kan. City 1 1 .133
Mil wau. I 1 .250
Indianap. 1 3 .250
YMtfrd»> ’« Kr«ult«.
Kan»a» City, 11; St. Paul, f
Minneapolis. M l«aUU« r,
Toledo. ♦; Columbus
Luu.sville. 6, Indianapolis. 4.
HOITIIKRN AHROTIATION
\tlanta. Z Nashville. 3
Mohile, 3; New <»|fane. 2
l.ittle Rock, 3; Memphis. 4
TE\AH I.MU K.
f>»Vh*. 4. W'blU Kells. 2
Houston. L Oft) vest on. •'»
Shreveport, 2. Fort Worth, 7
fteeuniont, if Men Antonio, 2.
CAST LEALIF
Vernon. *-3; Silt Lake. 4-13
Seattle 2-5; Los Anjrelea. 3 4
Portland, 7-3; Man Francisco. 6-1
Oakland. 6-7; Sacramento, 0 9.
South Dakota Stal»* Coacli
Roieus His Position
Brookings. S. D., April 21.—Fred
Enk. who starred on the University
of Minnesota basket ball and football
teams in 1918, 191^, and 1920, has re
signed his position as usNlsnnt coach
at South Dakota state college to ac
cept a position of athletic director at
the University of Douiswills at Douls
ville, Ky., It was announced today.
TODAY'S ENTRIES
HWREDKGRACK.
First Rare—Claiming. 2 year olds. purse.
U.200. four furlonga.
A .larkaon .. .110 xOoId Pendant 108
x-aMoon Dream 108 xBramfon . . 10.’,
xFriday 13th.. 107 A J. Huja .112
xVanua.100 Humble .107
Para Ginger .113 xLady Audrey .100
aPalmon and Wilton entry
Pacond Rare—Malden, 2-year-olds. purse.
$1,200. six furlonga
Warburton .118 Vacuum v. 118
Rhine Gold .. .118 Fvelyn Ruth (». Ill
Chief Curry .. 118 Bana ... !*•
Roaayetta . .111 Hhantley.116
fiunqucat . ...Ill Ontario .118
Blue Toney .. 118 Primus .118
Ten Minutes . . 116 Dorothy Pop ...111
flpartlna .111
Paraapa rllla ... 116
Also ellglbll:
Third Race—Claiming. J.year-olds a nd
up purae. 11.200. six furlonga
Mu.tar't H..J . .IDS H.lr .
xpnrl .110 xPun Turret .. II"
Copyright 10* Protocol **
jrTaotlesa II 9* xlna Kay ...
Sir Adaum , ...108
Gaudy - .108 Joseph C *’
xDiadl .103 xFuaea .100
* a Wrecker -103 x aPIttraa . 101
Diana .,....10a xflatana .1°l
Manna .16b xJoaeph Brant .106
Fluff .167
aChopar and Good Acre entry.
Fourth Race—The Susquehanna purae.
3 year-olds, purae, 11,500, six furlonga
Better Tlmea 112 Admirer . . 1«*
Good Night ...108 Resting Thno l°*
Thessaly .. 101 Hluehawk . 1 "8
Bodyguard ..Hi* Golden Hula . 1ft*
rorplxa 103 Demijohn lft0
New Hampshire. 106 Raffle* ... 10*
Prim* Regent. .10* Kthel Clayton .103
Fifth Rar-a-~-Th* Ne-vark purse 4 '*«r
I old* and up. purse. $2,000, one end one
xlxtaanth mile*
' Hermla Kemble 113 Trsjanue .101
• Superlative .100 I•» In»«» . .107
Hrookholt . .. 105 Maryland Bell* too
Bygone Da>* .107 aPedgefleld 106
Dream of Allah. 100
».Salmon and Wilson entry.
Wlxth Race—Claiming. 3-yaer-old* py*"*
11,20(1, one mil* Slid 70 yards:
xl’uor Spoil •••.109 all. Leighton ...107
Water Girl . 10n gHonflre .10*
Zeua Feaala i‘»l Beiphrlaonia 106
x Pa pillion ..1»J
Seventh Rare—Claiming,. f.yeer-nlda and
up. purae $1JIOO, one and on> alxteenth
mlleg; X. j
Johnny Dundee . 11 '* Pretty *1
Clean Done . IP* x Moody 111
Our Beley 100 II* llo Paidnrr iu6
Picnic ill xDebadou
AnHIlep 105 Venal Joy
xThe 111 xstaun* h ,u®'
Jiuiquina • !•*» xJat-quea . 11* i
xHweet and xJohn Morrill l®6|
Alan eligible: Cork Kim. 95, xThe R^l i
Call. 10*. xHelen A* Win. 10$; Frank Mofc-1
roe. 110, Runnyol, 105.
xApprentlc# allowance claimed
Weather clear, track fait.
HI NTINC5TON.
Flrat Hate—1600, tlalmlng. 2-year-old
inald>n*. four furlong*
* Virginia B . 107 old Paige 115
Ink . .11’ Mill* Cripple 112
Zunelle .112 Bap . 116
Hei ond Race—$&•<» claiming. 8 year
old* and up; aix furlong*.
Aaeumpttnn .112 iFI**ejf4 Mi* I 0 -
xdlenn 107 Hob tillee 112
Whippoorwill ..H2 Yortck io*
Nnbleh 105 Ken. IV ml It a 100
Oraleggo 112 Tlngallng 111
Oaklawn Bella 107 Flrat t’onaul .113
Third Race— $600; claiming 3-yaar-oIda
and up * on* mile
Reas Wing ...10* Hoover .116
llena $6 Flypaper ..10$
Mo tyre aqua .1n* Adventure 111
A lean .10«
Fourth Race—f'lalrnln*; $60«; the
Country club purge; 8-yrar-olda gnd up;
jnlle an«l 70 yard"
Deep Sinker lost It gh Hear 11$
x Fa r Kaaf . . 101 Mlaa Proap’lty $7
x.Iordan 07 The Wag 103
gKxhorter H'7
Fifth Race $600. claltnlng; 3 veer olda
id up* o»ie and one alxteenth mile*.
1,1 • tie lid . It2 Phelan 111
x King) i ng II ..107 Needv *6
«Rally Hell in? Capital City '13
II W Ulevena 112 gf.rBalafia 107
lluatlar .... II?
sixth Him' 1500, claiming; 3 yegr-olda
and tin. in lie; *
a i nt kaoii .. ,11b Pllbb’ty Uibhet* 116
I Mildred Ruth 06 Rapid Sirlde .lift
Fan OaHie . . I*., tloieb . ill
Brown *'h#ck 111
i xAppi*~ntlca allowance claimed
uSmoky” Kerr
Loses Gun Title
Special Dispatch to The Omaha Bee.
Ansley, Neb., April 23.—"Smoky"
Kerr, Ansley trapshooter. lost his
western state trapshooter'* champion- |
ship title here today In a special
match with Max Vongoetz of North
Platte. The North Platte gun scored
95 hits out of a possible 100 targets, !
while Kerr shattered 89 out of a pos
sible 100 "rocks.”
The North Platte shooter, who
drove more than 100 miles through
rain and mud to compete against
Kerns shot a splendid match. He
scored 47 hits bc-rore making a miss.
Kerr missed his eight first targets.
A cloudy day and a cold northwest
wind greeted the trapshooter*. .John
Nelson of Roelus was high In a reg
istered shoot that followed the sp<
Cial match. Nelson scored 99 hits.
"Bill' Lienburg, also of Boelus. was
second. with 97.
White Sox Beat
Lincoln Leaguers
Rrnie Holmes' White Sox. semi pro
ball club, cracked open It's season at
the Western league park yesterday
l>> defeating the Lincoln State league
i tub of Lincoln by the score of & to 1.
The visitors started well, but
couldn't keep up the pace. Lincoln
bumped Dyck hard in the initial
frame and scored one runs
The White Sox had a couple of
pretty good innings, the fourth when :
they scored two runs and the eighth
when they rhalked up a trio of tallies, i
The four Lincoln bobbles assisted the
Sox in piling up five score*.
A small crowd witnessed the game,
which was slow due to the wet dia
mond
The score by Innings:
H H. E
Ernie Holmes' non :on OJ'-i —S • o
Lincoln . . 100 010 001—t 10 4
Batteries—-Dyck, Brown. Shook and j
William*. Adamson, and Cooley, Billion.
Elder and Alley.
Packers Win Again.
Tulsa. Okl . April 22. — Sloax City made
It two straight over the OUere by winning!
loiter. 14 to t. Pavle got hi* seventh
horn* run
SIOUX ‘ITT
A B II O A
Moor*, cf 2 1*0
MD'n.l.Jb *323
Hall. If & 1 2 o’
Metz, lb fc 1 S o
Palmer. 2b & 2 3 b
Snyder. r 0 4 & 1i
Brokaw.rf 6 l l 0,
Hoonay, ** 2 12 2
Maple, p loot!
Speer, p 3 ft 0 OJ
Grover, p 110©
Tota)a .‘,9 H II III
TULSA.
AH H O A
lA# m 4 12 2
Th’paon 3b 4 1 l 3
t>avlr, rf I l * 0
Lamb, rf 3 2 f 0
L<>)t v alt. 1 b I 0 C o
W«lm»r If 2010
Bauman..'b 3 14 1
Auatln, If 2 0 0 0
Mtuart.IMb 3 12 0
frothy, r :i I 4 3
Tatum, p *011
Kin*. p 10 0 0
mark p 0 0 0 0
«Lnnl* / 1 1 o 0:
ML'fhllnrp 1 0 0 0,
Total# 12 127 10!
iba t ted for Hl«f k In eighth
Smut City . . non P$2 ?S5—H
Tula# . . 103 POO 032— » j
Summary—Kuna McDonald t*>. Hall,
I aimer (2t, Snyder Ml, Hrokaw. Rooney;
fl). Spei r. f.#e, Thompeon, Davis. Lamb, j
Haumari. Smart (2). Croahy. Knnla Hr j
rora llall (2), Thqmimon <41. T*o bare ;
hda i.» e, M< 'Donald. Snyder <2). Hrokaw.
Moure, Matt. Ilauman Horne run# Pa
vl* llall. Snyder. Stuart Sa rifl- n hits
I .amb, Ltllvelt, Ragman, Moore. Davit
Stolen baae McDonald Double play#:
t’roahv to Haiiman; McDonald to Snyder
to Met* Rune and hite off Maple. 4
and 4 In 2 Inning* off Tatum. S» and 5
In 4 2 t. off Speer, 3 and 3 In b tnnn ■•#».
off King. « and 4 In 13. off Jtia< k l
and 2 In I Inn ng Haaca on ball* Off
Taiurn. 4, off Mapte. S. off Speer, A off
Kin#. 3 Struck out By Tatum, 2 by
Speer. 3; by Mi Lauglilln. 1. by Grover, I. |
I#•*ft on baaea Tulaa, •. Slou* City, i
Time. 2.1&. Umpires Gaffney and Lon
{ Itn. |
--
1 •1t* ....
American Association
Milwaukee. Wla , April 12 II II K
Mlnneapnlla . 6 14 i
M!l*HUkre '42
Matterlea- ITillllpa and Mayer . Pott
and Shinautt.
Toledo, April J2 — H. H. K
<olumhua . 3 a I
Toledo .. 4»a
Matterlea Gleaann, Maunder* and Kill
otf. Hartley: llrdlent and Smith.
Kanaaa City, Ma April 77 H II K
• Paul . •* 1A I
Knnaaa t’lty 'll.
Ratterl*'*' Itogrra, H ill Kb. . ban, Mer
rill end <ioiir.nl** Caldnell, Thgriua b i.*n
and Skiff.
India nnpolla April R 11 lv 1
Houlavlll,* s »
Indianapolis < ' t .•
Haiterlea# Tiiioup and Hrottem. l av* l
and IMxon
Ht HoUia. Mo , Apt II 2 2 H II 11
rhl- ng-* 4 4 ii
Ml l.ouia .1 »• 3 *
Matterlea T Riaukcnah<p oiengroa
and Uchtlk, Shoikc^ and daveicld
Shawkey Weakens
and Yankees
Lose Contest
Washington Beats American
League Champs in Seventh
Inning, 4- to 3.
New York, April 22.—New York
American league champions suffered
their first defeat of the season here
today, losing to Washington, 4 to 3.
Johnson held the Yankees in check
until the eighth, when he gave way
to Mogridge, the former New York
left hander, who staved off Yankee
rallies in the eighth and ninth in
nings.
Shaw-key, the New York pitcher, went
strong until the seventh, when he
suddenly weakened and Washington
won the game by scoring three runs
on hits by Conroy, Ruel and John
son, a muff by Ruth and two bases
on balls. The attendance waj esti
mated at over 65,000. Score*
WASHINGTON. I
ABH.O.A !
Hire, rf 4 10 0;
Ev*n*. rf 4 1 2 0
Judge, lb 4 1 10 o
Goal In. If 4 0 .1 o
Harris, 2b 4 1 4 l!
Perkin., *»* 4 0 4 4
Ponroy, 3b 3* 1 0 0i
Hurl, c :i 2 4 0|
Johnson, p 3 l 0 31
Mof rid . p o o o i1
Totals 33 8 27 l*i
NEW VOHK
AB.n.O.A.
Witt, Cf 4 10 0
Duran. 3b 3 1 2 4
Huth, rf 2 0 5 0
Pipp. lb *4 1 13 1
Mcuael, If 4 0 l 0
Schang. c 4 1 G 1
Ward, 2b 3 2 0 3
Scott, a* 4 2 0 1
Shaw key, p 2 0 1 H
Pannock, p 0 0 o 0
xSmlth oooo
Hoyt, p oooo
/.Hush 10 0 0
Total* 31 7 27 16
zRattad for Prnnork in eighth.
zRatted for Hoyt In nlnfh.
Washington ..\ooi oon 300—4
New York .100 000 Oku—3
nummary—Two*ba#e hit*: Harris. Judg*
Thrff*.bane hit*: Witt. Conroy. Home run:
Scott Sacrifice. Dugan. RueJ. Rire.
Double play*: Prcklnpaugh; Harris and
'.fudge. Deft on bases New fork. 6;
Washington. e. Rase on balls: Off John
son. 1; off Shaw key. 4. Struck out: Ry
Johnson. 3: by phawkey. 3; by Pennock,
7 Hits Off Shawkey. 7 in 6 1-3 in
nings: of I’ennock. 1 in 1 2 3 inning*:
nff Hoyt, n in 1 . off Johnson. 6 in 7 1-3;
off Mogridge. 1 in 1 2-3. Winning pitch
**r Johnson Do*ing pit'her Shawkey.
Umpire# Evan*. Holmes and Connolly
Time: 2:13.
Squeeze Play in
Eighth Beats Browns
St. Louis. Jlo.. April 22.—A (squeeze
play In the eighth Inning enabled
Chisago to win its first game of the
season, by defeating St, Louis, 4 to 3,
here this afternoon. The contest was
a pitchers' battle between T. Blanken
ship and Cvengros. and Shocker.
Blankenship was relieved In the fifth
by Cvengros, after the I3rown« scored
three runs. Third Baseman Kanim of
the White Sox featured at the bat
with two singles, which i-ounted in
the scoring. Score:
CHICAGO.
A B HO A '
Etah. If 5 12 0
John . «« 5 0 S 4
4'olhna. :b 5 2 2 4
Hooper, rf 2 1 T 1!
Shanl y. lb 3 011 0
Moat II. «f 3 1 2 0
Kmnm. 3b 3 3 0 2
«ohalk. * 3 1 * 1
Blank . p 2 « 0 «
Cva^if . p 2 0 0 ft
Toiala 23 1 27 12
ST. LOUIS
AB.H.O.A
Robert., «b a 1 12
fl*rb«r, **3212
Tobin, rf 3 0 10
WlllU.. ir 4 o 1 1
M>Man . >b 3 o 1 7
8*v*f., c 4 1 € 3
Jacob . rt 4 1 2 0
Dural. lb 2 1 13 1
Shocker. p 1 0 1 2
•Collin a loon
sV'CUl'.cr oooo
sDssoll oooo
Totals so 8 27 17
aRatted for Durst In ninth
sRaltcd for Shocker In ninth
■Ran for VanQUder In ninth.
< hicago . . 660 260 626—4
>t L<»u » . 006 630 606—3
Summary-— Run • T|o©per* \1oatil f2l,
Rchalk. Jacobson Durst, Shn<--k*r Errors*
I*urst. Shocker Two.base hit: Hooper
Stolen U*'1 E Collins. Sacrifice 8hee]y
and S- haik Double plsya: Collins. John,
eon and Sh'-tdy i5> McManus, Gerber and
Durst. Left on baae Chicago. t; St.
I,oi]i*. 7 Bare on ba'"* f>ff Shock -r, 4.
off T Blankenship. 4 off Cvangro* 3
Struck out: By Shocker. 4. by T Blanken
• hip. 1; by Cvengroa, 2 Hits off Blank
enship. 4 In 4 2-3 inning' off Cvengroa.
2 in 4 1 i innings Winning pitcher:
t’vengros implies Dlneen and urmaby. j
Time: 2 68. • * j
Two Cubs Tied
for Homer Lead
(lilrato, April !!.—Two player*
in the National league, Hartnell,
and Kelleher, both of ( hirago, were
rrediled with three home run* earli.
being lied for honor* in that league.
In the American. Dyke* of Phila
delphia who leading tonight with
two home run*. Kutli of New
York, William* of St. I ami*. Hell
nvann of Detroit, and ten oilier play
er* were rrediled with one home
run eaeh.
In the National, four player* had
Keored two home run*, l-'rlberg of
I hirago, (irimiu of rilMmrgh,
Scott of New York and Miller of
(hirago, while 16 were credited
with one home run, eaeh.
New y»rk. tprtl *1—The t atted State*
I.* * n TennIH aeaorlation'e national . a u<
paign for i he developmnt of municipal
tennla p!a$ *1H he openend In New Tor* 1
May 3 In a round rohin of maleht-a ha- !
t*.en William T Ttlden. William .tohn-|
iinn and Vincent Richard, the , ouniry'a
ranking pt*ver* The matrhea will be.hrtd '
In i'entral park
I
GAMES TODAY
WINTER N L RAG IE.
Omaha at tit. .Joseph,
Sioux City at Tulsa #
Denver at Wichita,
Dea Moines at Oklahoma City.
NATIONAL LEAGIK.
Philadelphia at Boston.
f*t Louis at ''tiicago
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati.
New York at Brooklyn.
AMERICAN LE AL I E.
Chi'ago at St Louis.
Detroit at Cleveland.
Washington at New York..
Boston at Philadelphia
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION*
Louisville at Toledo.
M inneapolla at Kansas City.
St F*aul at Milwaukee
Indianapolis at Columbus
Shutout j
Dodgers, 10 to 0
New York Scores Blanks
Brooklyn for Second
Successive Time.
Brooklyn, April 22.—Now York
shutj out Brooklyn for the second sue,
eessive time today, 10 td 0. The
Dodgers have now gone 19 Innings
without scoring a run. The Giant*
pounded Grimes for 10 hits and
seven run* and Smith for five hit*
and three runs, while the Dodgers
were piling up errors. Stengel's
three hit* included a home run over
the right field fence. Score:
NEW YORK.
AB.H.O.A,
Ra nr., sa 4 2 1 1
Jark'n, s» 1 0 % 2
Gfoh. 3b 2 1 3 1
Frisch, 2b 5 4 1 4
Maul.. 2b 0 0 0 0
Meuael, if 3 0 2 0
I’B'im, cX 10 11
V «»un*r, xX « 1 2 »*
•Shin., rf 0 0 0 0i
Kelly, ib 3 1 § o
St eng , cf 5 3 3 0
Snyder, e 4 2 4 0
Ck-ott, i> 4 10 0
Tolas 34 15 27 f
B HOOK BY S’.
AB.H.O A
Ola-iii. 2b 2 10 1
Stewart. 2b 2 1 0 1
John* , .‘*402®
OrlffJt., xi 4 0 0 0
Wheat. 12 4 2 4 0
Barber, if 4 1 4 0
Schlie . lb .4 3 S» 0
High. 3b 4112
Deberry, c 3 0 € 3
Grime*, p l u 0 2
Smith, p 10 0 0
xNeis 10 0 0
.*■ hrel . p 0 0 0 0
Total* 34 t 27 1»
sBattcd for Smith in eighth
New York .. 001 <03 100—10
Brook!) n ... . . ooo oft® *100— u
Summary—Run*' Ban> roft (3), G*-0h.
Frimh. Kelly. Stengel, Snyder. H< *»tt <2i
Krror# Slew art, Wheat. Schnebner. High
Two-baeo lilt*: Snyder. Stewart Home
run Stengel. Stolen bane* Scott. Sa r
f ir *** Young Double play*-.
Fns h and Kelly, (iriniea. DeBerry and
schllebner Deft on n»#*- New York, *>;
Brooklyn. T Baae on ball*, off Grimes*
2. Smith. I Struck out By Or.mea *1 .
Schrelber. 1. Scott, 4 if ?* off tirim^*. It
n 4 innings; off Smith, r. in 4 innings:
off Schreiber, none in 1 inn.ng Wild
pitch Grime* loosing pitcher: «»*■ m*-a
Umpire* Klem end Derr. Time. 1 ; 4v.
Plraltw Beat Red*.
Cincinnati April 22—Pittsburgh won
a ragged aluggtng match from the Cin
cinnati Red* today by the score of li to
* Si* pttrhera were need, four by the
hdme team and two by the vieltoia
Riaey was knocked out of the bo* in the
•e* *>nd 'nning. Rube Benton made hie
*firM at i*e*r*ni« ;n the *e%enth but
pit- hed only one inning be-ng hit hard.
Morrison had to be tak-n out in the sev
enth in spite of having a long iead and
Bagby. forme rl> of Cleveland, finished
the game.
The ecore.
PITTSBURGH
A B HO A
Mar ‘vle.aa 4 1 1
Carey, cf S 3 2 w
High** If 4 13©
B hart rf 4 2 3 •]
Tierney.:b 4 2 4 4
Tr'ynnr.Sb 4 2 0 4
Qriinm. lb » * a
Schmidt. < 2 2 3 1
lAilami ® * 0 *i
•loo^h. e « © o w
Morrtaon a 4 2 a 1
Bagby u 0401
Totals 43 IT II 14
CINCINNATI
A B R O A
Burns, rf 1 1 1 o
Bohn*. 2b 12 0 1
Duncan. !f 2 1 1 0
Roush, cf 13 2 0
Hreasisr.lt> 2 • 10 h
Pirelli. 3b <211
tsvcnf) ss 4 3 2 3
'V ngo, « <10
R1 ns >. p o a u l
K*ck p 2 0 13
xlfargrava m o o q
xljock 0 0 6 0
B**nton p « • a i
xHsrpsr J 1 0 •
Harris, p o • w o
ikiinriii- k 1 o a a
To?*’.* 3« 14 27 li
iKm for S'hti. dt In e ghtb
* Ratted for Keck in the sixth
/.Han for Harfiav* in alxth
xHatteti for Benton ;n eeveath.
Rati»t} for liarna In mht.
Pittaburgh . ... ..IS© <*©2 35J—1 b
Cincinnati i©t> ©00 402— t
Summary— Run* Meranvilla 42), Carey
tl>. Barnhart t1i, Tierney. Traynor,
Grimm (li. Schmidt (7). Morrison. Burn a.
Hohne, Duncan. Roush Breasler (2), Pin
e*H. Crar«n#y. Klmmtck Two have bits:
Carey. Barnhart; three baae hits Holme.
Caveney. Grimm Iloma run Barnhart. 1
Krror; Roueh Sacrifice hit* Duncan.
Caveney, B..r«ihart Left on fcaeea !
Pittaburgh. 10, Cincinnati, 11, Double
play* Bohne to Caveney; Traynor to l
Tierney to Grimm (It, Schmidt to Tray* !
no- to Maranvit.e Baae on belie: off 1
Rlaey. 2. off Keck. 1; off Lter.ton. 2: off
Harrt*. #; off Morriaon. 7. off Bagby. 1
Struck out By K>'ik, 2. by Morrison. 2
Hit# Off Rtxey. 5 in 1 11 inning*, off :
Ke* k. S in A 2-1 off Benloti. 4 in 1 . off J
Harn# 6 in . off Morrison. * in 6 (none
out in seventh I: off Bagbv, I in 3 Hit by
bitchei By Harr.■ (Schmidt) by M»f*
naon (Hargrave) Wfld pitch Morrleon
Winning pitcher! Morrison Losing
pitcher. Hixey empire# \|< ran and
(Small*. Time. 2.11.
4 ub* Trim 4 ard*.
Chicago. April 22 —Clo«e to 37.©(»d per
fona rot passing the crowd of oprmng day.
■ aw Chicago " n tta fifth (aniectltlvt .
game today by d-feating St Louie. » to 7.
The crowd overflowed into the outfield,
making a hit into this territory good far i
only two baae* After holding a safe
margin over the vUltors until the ninth
< »aborne w-aVened and hik replaced by!
Kaufmann St Hernia i\ ng tha a..-*re
kaufmann a atngle * paaaed ball and
Grime* h:t gave the locale the winning
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
TIVIl \N\
Fit** Ha •* Four furlong*
Joaephlne N>we|J, JOT (1 Parke*
47 40 * ao 3.40
Rtf k Heat liar, 10 •* < I * Hum) < JO MO
Wlkl Ja.k HO (t JI a ***) <»
Time .44 I . Set he A 1:1*1. Mia* 1.0 *.«•».
Ida FiHiieea and Hall Shot alao ran
Second Bate—Mila and *n yard*.
Mi* Pat. 107 (< 'antralll ..iitS.MJ.4M
r nk Tennv ill iKeneinger). M" t 40
Dora. Ill (.1 Smith» 3.00
Time 1 II I I Tag l>av. Canvaahack,
Mike Daly, Dlnero. Dal Wood aud Cobrtta
an»o tan
Third Rare—’Six furlong*.
Jack Fountain. 110 (Cantrell) ...
. i:ml “.•»> 4 oo
Midnight Bell, loo (Creery) » •" F JO
l.ady Tiptoe. 113 (1> Hum) 00
Tlmr l 14 r & Capon, Hoekwoim \ le
ft iy Won Cobalt. Stirrup* Iran* l»!aa,
Knte'dt, Smiling M.iggla and l.oia l'luke
alao ran.
Fourth Rate Five furlong*
W'iM Thought*. iol <k*n*lnget*
S 4t‘ I 4u J.OO
Harp or i p« North, I Ox c* Smiiln .1 40
F"t<. k Pat, log ((iargan> t 40
Time l 01 Kiantev II l.aily Muare,
lloet .»*• i|«mae ItrntaeK Cbairitn Smith,
I » m h I lla Waldo. To\«»n and Regular vlit j
a l«n t a n
F'lfih Rate Mile ami JO yard*
Ring Rote. 11? tUlaaa) :o JO »o V i
(tleiMvell 10• «\V*trnu*> 0 r0 * 00
(iuld Boan, HO tJuuea) ..........."i 10
Tim* l 44 J-3 IVnwtll. Sundial II.
Wadding FrlBct and Madron* also ran
Sl»1h Ran*—Fix* furlong*
Abadan*. Ml (Martinis * 5 99 ? 40 ou4
Kmglikr lift (Slaughter! 3.39 out
Ur Corba't. 9S (Peani. out
Tim* fcf 3-9. Mayor Koua*. Harry l>.
and H* Frank also ran
seventh Raca—On* and on* aUteentli
nilloa
John Paul Jonra I9T (l> Hurn).
. > » 09 b ** 3 40
Polly Wal*. 101 tDunohucl . i*9 1.49 j
Sunnyland 10T < Daford). . . . 3 *«
Tlmt: 1 ** Reap Mart alia Bo>. Wild
H*ath*r. John S Reardon. Halu. Van
Patrick and Monard*lla alao ran.
Kighth Raca—1411a and 79 yards
Fair Orlant, 111 (J. Smith)..
..b 40 * 40 I 19
Howaprit. 94 (Peant ...139 3 19
Fanni* Nall, Ml (Cltaaa).119
Tim*: 1:44 t4- St Angelina. Braaaa,
Nebraska I.ad. Rsgreaso and Fuganla K.j
a|ao ran
Ninth Raca—On* and on* fourth nitlaar
a tad Nana, in| i K*n»tng*rl 14 00 4 (0 140
t ou*. 1 it 1 Slit it h i 3 R0 3 49
Tory l.asal*. io* <t/r**ry> 140
Tim*. I 07 t-4 Mx Roar Boufn.
Wnodla Montgomery Judg* Pax id. m*iph.
Shura Acta* also rati
Truth Mai* Four and og* haif fur
long*
pick Tart' n 10| (Minttki 400 « m» 119
t’ornoutler 113 (Martinet) r ;o * ft 1
Honeat t»*org«> 111 till*'*) ?.»9 !
Tim* 13 4 V Ignorahi'*, k'th*l Rr>u»n, i
\sk taaala Jo# Wlat» Hobart I Osran
litII Riarknali aiao tan
Crack Swimmer
[BVjrr Pcrotity
Miss Dorothy Hoag, of Itubuque.
Iowa, has been chosen Queen of
the Porpoises, an organization of
crack women swimmers, in Iowa
State College. Onlj certified Amer
ican Ked C ross life saver* are eli
gible. Miss Hoag ^s the first Iowa
girl to be acrorded membership
in the organization.
run in the ninth Sensi* < atchei by
S'.&'z and B.ad«s *ete feature*.
Sroi«' t
ST LOV1S
ARIIO A
Bladoa. If 6 2 3 0
Smith, rf 4 i 3 w;
Hnoby. 2b & 2 1 !
B't'mylb 4 2 3 •{
Stork. 3t> 4 0; 2
Mueller, rf 2 l 4 l
Freifau •» 4 2 3 2
4'lemona.c 4 14 3
Shrr«l«!. p 2 10 1
x'T rporc^r 0 0 0 0
W nfton.p # t t 0
North, p 0 0 0 0
xFlorE n o 6 ti
xDyor o 0 u t*
I»cak p 0 0 0#
Tota’» •* :2 26 li
CHICAGO.
A B HO A
Stats cf 417©
K*ll*hcr.»s 2 2 4 4
G'tham.Zb 2 « 2 2
Grimes, lb 5 16 6
Fr b*ri. !1> I 1 1 1
Miller. If 4 3 0 ©
H th* ote.rf 5 12©
Hartnett, c 2 1 4 2
Osborn*, p 2 • © *©
K froann p 1 1 © ©
Totals 51 11 27 >
v Butted for Sherde; In **'<»nih
x Butted for North on ninth
kKin for Fitck *n ninth
Two out when winning run scored
Score by Innings
St I*ou* «04—T
Chicago . 2©v JOS 001—I
Summary — Run*. Blade*. Smith.
Hornsby Stock, Mueller. Fre.gau. Dyer,
>tatx Kalleher Frit-erg. Mi!',er <2>.
Htatioftf Hartnett. Kaufmann. Two
base hits B xde*. Freigau. Miller.
Hortul Bo*!on ley Horse rune: Biad a
Brrors Horr*M Mor.!*r Freifiu. Sac
rifice l It a Heathcote. Hartnett. Ke»i«
her Double play* Mueil*r *o Hornsby
to Fretgau L*?t on b**e« St Lou's. I.
Chicago b Base* 'n balls Off On
ho^nr. 5. off Sherdel. 1. Wigmgton, 2:
Leak. J S tuck out By Sherd*!, S. t*y
Osborne. b> Kaufman. 1 Bit#. Off
bherd*! % In * Inning* off Wigington.
r.onr In no Inrtibf (none out in seventh);
off North. none ;n J inning* off Peak.
- m 2-J !nmng. off Osborne. 11 in * inf in
ning* off Kaufmann. l n j-t inn ng \ Hit
by pitcher. B> Sh^rde;. Fr berg Wild
pitch Kaufman l’a**-d ball* Clem
ons (I>. Winning pltchar: Kaufmann.
I owing tdtchei . Lx>ak I'mplros. VMg.ey
snd Pflrman T:me; 1:21.
H asliinglon IX ins Boat
Hares From California
Oakland. Cal., April 21.—The Uni
versity of Washington made a clean
•weep here today when its varsity
and freshmen crew* defeated the var
sity and freshmen crew* of the Uni
versity of California in the annual
boat race* The Huskies from the
north won over the Hear* by six
length* in the varsity and the Baby
Huskies won from the California
Cubs by tht^e and one half lengths.
The victory in the varsity race gave
the northerners the Pacific coast
championship and the right to repre
sent the far west at the Poughkeepsie
regatta.
\
l<3olf Busts
^ Will 'ou k rdly advi.«# me Just
whit a»o th# <1 fftnocd between the
United 'Mate# tlolf »»*o, tat ion rule# and
th* Western association rules un a lost
haU and a hall driven out of bound#*
V The rule* of the two ivaeriiilMini on
these point* are the same IV>t h exact
peoaltlew of stroke and distance, and Mil
authorise the establishing of local rules
by clubs i emitting the penalty stroke,
where condition* appear to simat It
vj \ siv* ih.At a p ?1# of *and along,
side the fairway put there to be used In
traps is ground under r*pa;r where there
« an\ sign to indicate It or not. and that j
a bail that stops on su h asnd can he
llft*d and dropped without penalty. H
says this can he done only if there »*
■nine marker describing the tand as
ground under repair Which i* naht*
A !ki far as the point *im>hnl Is
*■'inicerned \ Is rl«ht The Kail ms* be
lifted and dropped without penalty, on
the ground that the sand I* material
placed theie for use In the upkeep of the
rmirse. though If isn't act oath ground
under repair
W If a player's Kail atop# In tall tust,
is it permissible for httn to use *}'■* hspd
or club to pa11 the glass shot# the hall
and push it hack before playing his shot,
•o long *• he duesn t mtv» the hall’
A No A player may bend or other,
wise mm# grass in looking for hi# hall
hut aneo he haa round it he Is not al
lowed to mote nr proas down the gmas
any more than la n*v*ssarr fo enable him
ta see the hall.
£*nd In your question* to Innle Brown.
If an Immediate answer ta dsetred. en
close a stamped, self addressed envelope.
A Tir rOR THfC KOI NO.
Ted Bsv siy# The one great fault w th
most players ta nttsttmlag V stinting
mean# that the playsr has been too hasty
over the atrok*. h# haa * enimenced to hit
tbo S'on with the result that nf» for. a
• *;uparted to the ttroke or ra'.her. what
fort sd has hem wppMed hs* been extend
ed at th# wrong point of th* swing and
Ha* never reached the ball If jou a.e to i
swing correctly. the duh should be taken
oa. w e* *; i j, Without ant tight,’ung of the
ntusrlM. and it a when the V ub vg
brought down that the fore* should h#
applied, and the weight of the body al*
owed to go sftet th* Nall. •> that every j
cun.# may be brought to bet?
Indian Pitcher
Allows Tigers
Only Five Hits
Jones" Wild Throw in Tenth
Inning Helps Cleveland
Win Game.
LKVKUMJ O.,
April 22—Cleve
land defeated
n-trolt 1 to 0 In 10
inninifa here to
day and went
Into undisputed
possession of
first place. The
pame was a
pitcners name
between Coveles
kie aivl Rip Col
lins. the Cleve
land hurler al
lowing five hits,
while the De
troiter gave up
only six.
The game was
filled with sensational playing, two
great plays on balls hit off the wall
by .Summit saving the game for the.
Indians, while Heilmann prevented a
Cleveland run by a great sprinting
catch. Cleveland scored the only' run
In the tenth, when Coveleskie was
hit with two out. Jamieson walked.
Wamby hit to Jon»s, who threw
wild to second, attempting to force
Janfieson, and Coveleski scored.
The score:
DETROIT
AB H O A.
Blur, lb 4 1 13 -
Jon<?«. ;b 4 2 0 3
Cobb, rf 4 1 S ft
\*€«rh. If 4 0 2 0
Hail'an. rf 4 1 3 0
Brat? 2b 4 ft 2 3
P.ifr.ry M> 4 o 2 3
B*as!*r. r 4 ft 0 I
Collin*, p 3 0 15
Total* 2* 5 2* 17
CLEVELAND
ABHO A.
Jam'aon. If 4 2 1 o
Warn by, 2b S 1 1 &
Speaker, cf 4 ft 1 4
Gutato. lb 4 1 12 ‘I
Bumma, rf 2 12 1
J Sear’ll. 4 0 2 4
(krda'r, 3b 4 0 2 4
ON-ill. c 4 14 0
Cove kie, p 2 * 2 2
Total* 2 4 * 2« 16
>■ r* Dy innings:
Detroit . .®M **6 «—*
Cleveland .*eo 000 1—1
Two out when w.nnlng run acored
Summary—Run: Cove'eakle. Error*
Jon* a, Golsto. J. Sewell. Two-b»»* hit #
Bitier Three-bate hit Summft Stolen
Vase Tamicion Sacrifice: Cor*le«k>
Dou' > plays Blue to Rigrey to B ue.
Wimby *o SAWfii to Gutato. Left on
baaea Detroit, i: Cleveland. * Ba**«
on ball* Off Collin* 2. Hit by pitched
ball By Collin* (CoveUakie). Struck
out By Cove!eak>. 1 Umpire*: Mori
arltv. Rowland and Hildebrand. Time
2 0*
Oregon Aggies to *
Send Team to Relays
Corvallis, Ore.. April 5i.—Tha
Oregon Agricultural college two
mile relay team will attend Hie
Drake relays at Des Moines, la .
next Friday and Saturday, accord
ing to a derWnn reached here to
night. Six men will make the trip.
BOXING!
"If He's Good Enough for
Rickard. He'a Good Enough
for u.r
TINY
HERMAN
In hia laat Omaha ap
pearance before he goea to
Now York to porticipato
in the great Map 12th
ahow at the Y'ankee sta
dium.
V*.
CAPTAIN BOB
ROPER
10 Round*.
Opening Bout—10 Rouuda:
Erwin BIGE
Omaha
ft.
Phil L0NG0
Das Moines
Second Bout—10 Rounds:
Arlos FANNING
Kansas City
vs.
Johnny O’lORNELL
St. Paul
Evtry Boat a ftood One
AUDITORIU
Fri., April 27
Price*, $3, $2 and $1
—Tan Free.
Ticketa new aelliug «t:
Auditorium. Boaoboll Head
quarter., Merritt'a Drug
Store, The Sportamau,
Paaton Billiard Parlor ond
Denui.on’a cigar atom
It'a a Legion Show,
So It Muat Bo Good.