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    Central High Nine Hands Tech Its First Defeat of Season in Spirited Contest by 4 to 3 Score
Stribling a Big
Factor in His
Team’s Victory
Purple Captain Pitches Good
Ball and Has Perfect
Day at Plate.
EXTRA l, HtCtfH tri
umphed over Tech
nical yesterday at
Thirty-second and
Dewey by a close
score of 4 to 3, the
contest being re
plete with clown
catches and scintil
lant hurling.
The defeat was
the Maroons' first
this season.
Captain Strilv
ling was the out
standing performer,
pitching good ball and allowing (he
Drummers but four safeties in seven
stanzas. He retired nine Tech bats
men by the strikeout route and
kissed the horsehide three times in
as many trips to the plate. He sent
the pill to the deep gardens for two
doubles and a triple and scored the
winning run himself.
Makes Clown Catch.
Hiorden, the star performer for the
Purple in the field, maintained his
errorless record and practically saved
ids mutes by sinking two long sky
ward clouts when the Teehsters had
iwo men on the bags. In the fifth
"Johnny" rolled over the gully bar
riers to make a circus catch, saving
a couple of counters.
Score Two in First.
Tech sent across two counters in
, the initial frame and not until the
fifth inning did Central tie the count.
The Bookkeepers broke the knot in
their half of the sixth when the um
pires became cjccited and allowed
Murphy, who had retired to the
bench on a squeeze play, arise and
trot across the platter unharmed.
Coach Hill agreed to finish the con
test under protest, but the Purple
became enthusiastic and lilt to all
corners of the lot to win.
West Fans Nine.
Af. AVest, grooving for the losers,
whiffed nine Central batters. Snyder,
Swartz and Pierce stood out for the
'i.isers in fielding, while AA'est, holding
down the initial sack, deserves men
It ion.
The box score:
CENTRAL
AH.H O.A.
Rlorden.rf *12 0
Rey'lda.2b 3 13 1
Glade.*a 4 2 12
Hughes, v 4 0 9 1
Delong.rf 10 0 0
J’ed'8on.3h 3 0 0 0
Lresher.lb 3 1 6 1
Lawson,If looo
Htrlbllng.p 3 3 0 2
Howell.p looo
Morris.If 0 0 0 0
J'genaon.lf 2 0 0 0
Totala 29 S 21 *
TECH.
AB.H.A.B.
Snyder,ss 3 0 11
Swartz,c 4 210 i
H’rahan.2b .1 0 2 0
Murphy, rf 4 0 10
Pierce. 3h 2 10 3
14. West.lb 3 0 5 0
Erickson.If 3 0 2 0
Prabb.l f 3 0 0 0
M. VVest.p 2 0 0 2
zMfCor’lck 1 o o 0
z Perry 110 0
Totals 29 4 21 7
/.Ratted for M. West in seventh.
/Ratted for Snyder in seventh.
Score by innings R.H.E*
Central .0 Oft 1 1 ft 2—4 H «
Te« h . . . .2 0 0 0 0 1 0—3 4 5
Summary—Rons: Snyder. Hwartz, Mur
phy. Glade. Dresher. Stribling (2). Errors:
Snyder (2). Hanrahan, Pierre, Erickson,
Stribling. Drefher, Delong, Glade. Rey
nolds. Pederson. Sacrifice hit*: Delong,
Hanrahan. Reynolds. Left on bases: Tech,
7; Central. F Earned runs Tech, ft; Cen
tral. 3. Stolen has**.** Snyder. Swartz t2).
Pierce, Murphy, Glade (2). Perry, Uan
rahan Three-base hit: Stribling Two
base hits: Stribling (2), Swartz (2)
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Drfiiher. Hit by pitched ball: By Strlbllnij
(Pierce.) Struck out: By Stribling. 9; by
M. West. 9. Bases on ball*. Off JStribMn*.
1. Umpire*: U. Parish and Cotten. Time:
1:49.
Probable Valley Winner
to Be Decided in Meet
Lincoln, Neb.. May 3—The dual
meet between Kansas and Nebraska
universities to be held here Saturday,
is considered one of the best basis
for picking the winner of the Missouri
Valley conference meet to be held at
Ames, May 25 and 26.
The Jayhawkers and Huskers, after
their showings in the Valley indoor
and the outdoor competition in which
they have engaged, have been selected
ah the class of the valley. Therefore,
by deduction, the winner of the meet
here Saturday should win the confer
ence meet.
The Nebraska track men have been
handicapped by lack of a proper place
to train. In the last tryouts held for
the purpose of selecting the team to
represent Nebraska, Kenner, Omaha
medic, took two out of three heats
In the low hurdles.
Tilden Survives First
Test in Great Fashion
Philadelphia, May 3. — William T.
Tilden II,national tennis champion.
In the first real test since he had part
of his finger amputated, today de
feated William M. Johnston of San
Francisco, his old rival in many tour
naments, in an exhibition match at
the Germantown academy. 5-7, 6 4,
6-3.
After the singles match Tilden,
paired with Wallace J. Johnson, Phil
adelphia, defeated Johnston and it. N.
Williams. Philadelphia, 6-3. 2-6, 6-4.
The match teemed with brilliant tal
lies.
Scott Tops A. L. Shortstops
New York, May 3.—Everett Scott,
j Yankee shortstop, who played in his
1,000th consecutive baseball game at
! Washington yesterday, this seasons
of 1316 to 1322. Inclusive, has held
a higher average than any other
American league shortstop.
His record follows:
V»»ar Games B A. F A
191* 10?, .2 47 .972
1917 ,.157 .241 953
191K A.12*' .221 97*
1919 128 .27* .97*
1920 . 1R4 2«9 .97*
1921 . 154 .2*2 973
1922 . 154 249 9**
1923 . i 4 .21* 9*5
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Pirates Take
Opening Game l
From Cincy
Adams Pitches Steady Game
and Is Given Solid Support
—Grimm Hits in 16th
Straight Game.
Pittsburgh. May 3.—Pittsburgh won
the opening of the series with Cincin
nati. 3 to 1. toil&y. Habe Adams pitch
ed a steady game and was given sen
sational support. Donohue was re
l'eved in the eighth inning by Ben
ton to make way for a pinch hitter.
The Pirates, returning from St. Louis,
missed connections at Cleveland and
completed the Journey on a special
train. Grimm hit safely for the 16lh
consecutive game.
Score:
CINCINNATI
AB.H O A
Burn*, rf 4 12 0
Da'ert, io 4 0 9 1
I)unran. If 4 0 5 0
Rotjah, rf 4 12 0
Bohne, 2b 4 2 2 3
Harg've, «• 4 0 0 1
PlnelH, 3b 3 0 1 0
Cave’y. an 3 1 3 2
Ponhue. p l 1 0 3
xllarper 110 0
Benton, p 0 0 0 0
Total* S3 7 24 1»
PITTSBURGH
AO II •» A
Manv'le. as 4 2 3 4
0aray, cf 3 0 6 01
Hl*b«»e If 4 3 4 «
Russell, rf 4 n 1 o
Tierney. 2b 4 2 0 3
Tray'or, 3b 2 A 1 2
Grimm, lb 4 112 1
Ooorli. c 4 2 11
Adams, p 3 0 0 3
Totals 32 10 27 15
k Mattm| for Honshu* In eighth
Score by innings
Cincinnati ..000 000 010—1
Pittsburgh .010 010 Olx—3
Summary— Runs: Caveney. Tierney (2),'
Oooeh Errors. Donahue. Tierney Two
ba*e hits: Bohn* (2>. Oooeh, Roush. '
Three-base hits: Maranvlile, Grimm,
Harper. Tierney. Stolen base Tarry,
/taeriflce hit: Adams. Double plays:
Tavensy to Paubert. Tierney to Maran
vlile to Grimm Geft on bases: Cincin
nati, £; Pittsburgh. 9 Bases on balls;
Off Donahue, 2; off Benton. 1 Struck
out: By Adams. 1. Hits: Off Donahue.
9 in 7 Innings, off Benton, 1 in 1 liming.
Wild pitch Benton. Gosing pitch*?:
Donahue Umpire*. Moran and Finne
ran. Time: 1:38,
Dodgers Trounce Giant*
New Turk. May 3 —After losing seven
successive games to New Tork Brook
lyn easily captured fh" las* game <>f its
ser e* with the worlds champions, II to 3
Brooklyn landed on four Giant pitchers
for 17 hit*, and dim hed the game with
six runs in the fifth Inning, hunching
seven hits on Scott snd I.urns Score.
BRWKLTN.
AH H O A
Olaon. 2b 4 4 17
J'nuton. *• 4 1 S 6
O fflth. rf 4 12 0
N>)«. If 4 .1 1 0
Ball«y, rf 3 0 10
fihl'br. lb 5 3* «f
Hijfh 3b 5111
Taylor, r 4 2 1
D’k’man.p 4 10 3
Total* 44 1 7 27 17
NEW YORK
A H H O A
Bam 'ft. as 4 3 1 t>
tiroh. lb 4 0 2 2
Friach. 2b §031
If 4 110
Young, rf 4 2 2 0
Kelly, lb 4 2xo
O'Cenn’l.cf 3 o & o
smith, c 2 o fi o
<laon. c 2 10 1
Hoot t. p 10 0 1
f iUCAl, p A 0 O 0
xSnvdf t 110 0
Walb’f p I ft o 0
xHhinnara 1 ft o ft
Blume. p A 0 0 0
Total* 34 1* 27 11
y.Muueii for i.ucaa in fifth.
^.Batted for Walberg In eighth.
Score by Inning!
Brooklyn ..00t 2«2 000—1)
New Tork .... . 001 000 020— %
Summary—Hun* Olaon. T Griffith,
Ne»a. Bailey, Hchliebner <3i. Taylot Cp.
Dtckarman. Bancroft, Stengel, Young Kr
rore: Olaon, Groh. Prlach. Hiengei, Smith.
Two-bate hit* Taylor, olaon (2). High.
Stolen bate*: Nela. oJ hunt on. Bailey,
Kelly. Sacrifice hlt«: Bailey, Plcktrman.
Double play: Olson to Johneon to Mchtieb
ner. I.eft on ba*eg N>w York 10. Brook
lyn. It. Beat on bulla: Off Scott. 1. off ,
Walberg, 1; off IM< Herman, 4 Struck
out. By Scott. ;i; by Walberg. I by link*
erman, 1. Hit* off H ott, 1 «• In 4 2 t In
ning*. off fi»i< «*, 1 In I Inning, off
Walberg. 3 In 6 inning*: off Hlume. 2 in
1 inning. Hit by pit. bed ball: Taylor, i
by Scott. Wild pitch IMckerman l,o*
Ing pitcher: Scott. empires ilart and
Kletti, Time- 2:06.
Homer Win* for f*hllM«Jelpliie.
Philadelphia May 3 Philadelphia took
(he final game of the *rr,e» from Hoaton
toda>, <1 to 4 Ring h. J.t the \ iaitora to
nine scattered hlta. ' tf William* won
the game for th • In**’* in the mventh
when he drove the ball over the right
field wall for hi! sixth home run nf the
aeaeon. Happ a a* on first and scored
ahead of William* Powell aleo put the
ball over the wail In the fifth a. oring
two teammatee ahead of him
Score t
BOUTON
AH II O A
Powdl. . f 4 2 2 «
H' worth, rf 1 I 2 0
Boo'd. 4b 4 «• l 1
Mi Tnia. lb 4 o * o
B* watt, if 4 o • •
('onion, 2b 4 0 12
Kopf, m 4 4 2 &
f>’Ndl, r -T 3 h 2
Menton. p t 0 o 0
I Totula 3 » 9 24 10
I'HILADKI.PH I A
am ii o A
Ki.pp. fb 4 0 3 3
llolk*. lb 3 0 10 0
Wil ms. . f 4 2 3 0
W*!k*r. if 2 2 0 1
D«n'hv. If 4 i 1 0
Hh ml. «« 3 1 n |
W'stono, 2b 3 1 2 k
r 3 I * I
Hinf. p 4 0 0 ?
Totals 30 h ;*7 14
xiiaitti! ior noimn in nmtn
H< or« by innlnga
Ronton ... 000 t)40 |00—-4
Philadelphia ill] 000 2 1 a— •.
Summary—Kuna Powell, Kopf (2t,
O’Nall, Rapp. Wllllama (2) Walliar. Ran
nrhjr, Hand Krrnra Roark «l, Ring. Two
ban* bll«: Rannahv. llgnlJna, Kopf, Home
run* Powell, Wllllama I»eft on baaaa
Ronton, d. Philadelphia. 7. Bti*1* «>n balla
Off Menton. *.. off Ring. 3 Htruck out
Ry Hanlon. .1. hy Ring, i. Wild pin h By
Ring t.'mplrea Harr and McCormick
Tho- | #4
low* Slate in Relay*
Arne*. In. Mmv 3 lown Stale tol
* lajtf. Will 1)4* irpraaaottd b.V n OR** fill It
| relay team *t the South Dakota m*
lay*, to b* held Saturday at Plnm
Captain I l«»p|«*nmu. Millar. Il.mmn i
■ lid l.icht> will tuu lui Amu
GAMES TODAY
WESTERN LEA GIF.
Oklahoma City at Dea Moines.
Tulsa at Sioux City.
Wichita at Denver.
St. Joseph at Omaha.
N ATIONAL LEAD I E.
Chicago at 8t. Louis.
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.
Brooklyn at Boston.
New York at Philadelphia.
AMERICAN LEAD l E.
5b. Louis at Cleveland.
Detroit at Chicago.
Boston at Washington.
Philadelphia at New York.
AMERICAN ASSOC IATION.
Toledo at Louisville.
Columbus at Indianapolia.
Milwaukee at St. Paul.
Kansas City at Minneapolis
ST ATE LEAD I E.
Norfolk at Lincoln
Fair bury at Beatrice
Grand Island at Hastings
M. Unl« Wal* i ul»»
Sr Louie May 5.— Single* by Botlomley
gave St. Louis a i to victory over Chi
cago today. Hot tom ley'a safety in the
sixth scored Flack and hl*« single in the
eighth drove in Flack and Hornsby.
Score.
CHICAGO
I B
Ftaf*. cf 4 o 2 1
H’cote. rf 4 I 2 0
CJran'm. .0 4 0 1 t
Grlmea. lb 1 ft 4 0
Ke htr, 1b 2 1 b 0
Fb-rr. 5b 3 1 11
Oaih»n, If 4 1 2 0
Adame, as 4 1 2 4
OKrel. < 5 14 1
Alex'der, p 2 * 1 5
Totals 21 t 24 11
ST. I^OL' iH
A H HO..V
Blade*. If 4 0 10
Flack, rf 4 2 .i «
H'naby. 2b 4242
Bo? nily. lb 4 -’ll 0
8!o< k. ,1b 4 1 1 2
Mjera. rt 4 0 10
Fr'fau m 1 0 0 3
demon*. C 3 1 4 2
Hainaj p r. 10 6
To'ai* I t 27 14
Score by Innleg*.
Chicago ..BIO luO 40«—S
fit. Louis .000 001 02x—3
nummary Run* Grime* Adair*. Flack
<2). Hornsby. r»rr or* Adams. Hornaoy.
Stock, Frelgau t 2» Stolen bases: Heath
cote Adama. Grime* Sacrifices: Frtberg.
Aleiander I/ouble play Stats to Fri
berg Left on base* Chicago. S. Ht. Louis.
4. Ha»e* on ball* Off Ha n#**. 1. Struck
out. By A'ejtan*1er 4; by Hatne*. 4 em
pire*; Quigley, pfirman and O'Day. Time;
1 42
saint* Trim Hamsters.
Denver. Colo . May 3—St Joseph edged
out a 7 to 4 victory over Denver here this
afternoon in a tightly plated pit# here'
battle between ' Durable Dan Voorhei#
and William* Shanley. Denver captain.
vrn« ordered off the field after an alter
cation with Pmpire McDonald Score;
ST JOSEPH
AH II I* A
Thpfl. rf h 0 2 0
I.<*«en, rf 4 3 2 0
Miller. If 13 0 0
Mag «**. lb 4 2 . 1
Gilbert, 3b & 2 3 1
HHgh, »n h 2 5 .
Safer, !b 11 < 1
Kandler, c 3 I 3 2
WilPma, p 4 2 I 3
Tola a 40 14 27 1?
Ur.XVrK
4 B If I* A
Your f. 3b i 1 X »
Mrl'h*#, a* 4 14
< » Hr m, . f 4 14 0
ITftU't lb « I i
Mi«b#f if 14 0
Lone, rf 4 2 0 1
Hhanry. lb 1 1 « 1
Brook*, lb ^oio
Dtamo'd. c 4 t 7 o
Voorhrta. p 1 t 0 0
Oroaa. p 1 a 0 J
T«ia 1 34 14 ?7 t
Score bv Inning*
R». Joseph *10 03* 520—7
Denver .... *#10 220 010—0
Summary—Run* Thompson, Lewan.
Miller, ID-lgeth. Nufer Handler.
Young. MrPhee. Hlgbee. Long (2) Kr
rore Magee. Gilbert, Voorhei*. Oroga.
Twnlbft** I)!! lligbee Three -baas hit:
F'lberf. Home rum Long. MrPhee
Htolen ba*e»: Thotnpwn. O’Hrlen Har
rl’nea: Thompaon. Nufer. Handler fl),
g**th to Nufer to Magee Left on bares:
S! Joe. 1.1; Denver. I! Hn o <.n balls;
off Williams, 4 «>ff Voorhela. 2 off
tJroa*. 1 Struck out by William*. 1; by
Voorhela. 4 Ifltv; off Yoorheta. tl In *
Innings < ff Gross, t in 1 f’mpiren Held
and M Donald loosing pitcher V ooi
het* Time of game 2 IT.
• lone* Hlfttik* Ulrhila.
Dee Moines, fa. May 5—Jones pitched
his second successive game here today
anil Dee Moin* * won the final gam# of
the aeries from WlrhUa 4 to 0. The con
test was marked by fust field.ng by both
teams, but errors a< counted for two Dr*
Molne* runs b- ore
WICHITA
AH II O A
Bn • It rf 4 S S •
Conlati.* f 4041'
Butlrr.lt> 4 0? 11
Blak'lof.lf 3 1 n *>!
Mrtvni.Ib * 2 1* “
«*riffln 2b ^ o 4 l
Bork.M a o 0 £.
M< VfllNn c •: « « 1'
fMI*r».p son
Totilfi 21 6 24 1*
1»KS 1(01 N KH
A H H O *
0#nln.» f I ft S 0
I ' rldMi If 4 12 0
Mof/rry lb I 11: I)
Horan.tf 4 n i o
KlUff'an.Sb »* « S
Nalaon.a* 1 1 o
Koenig,lb 4020
Whaling r » n 1 i
J«n*» t» 1 2 H 31
Tolala 2» « 27 i&
Nr or* by Inning*
Wi'-hit*. WWW WOO 000 - o
pan Molaes. wot n|0 4
Nummary —Kuna Qonln. <*nrri«P-u. h»n*S
Hi Urrora: Huti*r, Orlfdn t.i. Noll*:a
Mrl^rrv Two l>*** lilt* M Mow *11.
Jon**. Corrldan 8a«Tlflc* hit* Mi birry.
0#nin I .oft on baj*a*; Wt-hlta, 4. |)»»
Motnai, 1 Ktrurk out lly Jon** I
Ham* on ball* Off .lon** 2 off M*llar*.
4 Karnari run*: b« liar*. S Doubl- |»l») *
N"l*on to klugman to \l• l.arry Kingman
to M-'lH»rry He-It to Orlfflft t.» \l»|»..w*l|
Hmptf** l*n«*n and Shannon Tun*.
I 30
Dumb* t» l ore* Match
New York. May 3 lohnnv Dutulf
who Is recognised l»v the New York
Htnte boxing commission ms the
f•-nthrrwelghf champion of the world,
annnurn e* he will “fight to the bit
i lor end." through the courts f n• <
fssaiy to meet Johnny hilbanc. w lm •
right to the title Is not deputed out
side this state, before Eugene Orlqul,
the European champion, tinea
Dundee threatens to sue for « court.
Injunction If he is not substituted for
frinul
“Medico" In Pla\ I in Irani.
Tha Cnlvaralty nr XabraakA Moil
I Ira I rollagt tannla Imn will mart Ihr
nmaha unlv»toil> racquet awlngrta on
lha Mrdl.a" inuria Friday. May II
l our alhgld* tnultiira i.t..| tao .ld.il.lr,
,iiialchea a HI ba played.
St. Louis Takes
Last of Series
With White Sox
Blankenship Nicked for Total
of 14 Hits—Danfortli Has
Little Difficult} in Hold
ing Chicago Sluggers.
t 'hit ago. May 3.—St. Louis hit T.
Blankenship opportunely arid gut an
even break in the series ifrith Chi
• ago by taking the final game, ti to
3. Dan forth was in fine form and
had little difficulty holding the lo
cals.
Score:
ST. LOIIM.
AB.H.O A
Tobin, rf & 1 0 0
Foster, 21* 4 3 2 3
.I’bson. rf 4 1 2 0
Wilms, If i 3 4 it
McM’tts, lb 4 2 7 1
bev’Hd. * 3 1 3 0
Kob'n. 3 b t 1 •» 1
clerber, s» 4 I 7
Da n't b. p 4 1 *♦
Total* 36 14x26 13,
• H ICAUO.
ahh.ua.
Hooper rf 4 1 2 1
Mc( "an. 4 0 2 1
Collins, 2b 4 0 ?, 2
Sfceel,. lb 4 1 7 3
Mostil, of 4 13 0
K a in in. 3b 3 1 2 I
Kish. If 2 12 0
8c ha I k. c 4 0 i 1
r. li ship, p 2 o 1 4
/Ur ah a m 0 0 0 0
/Taylor 0 0 0 U
('vengroi, p 0 0 u o
Total* '19 5 2712
halk out. hit by own bat led ball.
zHattel for T Blankenship in eighth.
xRan for Graham in eighth
Score by Innings
St I.OUts .002 OUi 021 — b
Chicago .900 011 001—l
Summary—Run* Foster t2>. Jacobson.
William*. McManus. Severetd Hooper,
MontII, Kamm. Errors Tobin. Gerber. T.
Blankenship. Two-base hits Sheely,
Kamm. Danforth Three.base hits Mosul.
Elsh. Home run- Jacobson Stolen bases:
Elsh. Williams Sacrifice hits: Elsh. Mc
Manus, McClellan. Kost* r. Robertson.
Double plays: Danforth. Gerber. McManus;
Sheely to McClellan. Beft on bases: St
Boula. 9. Chi< ago, . Iiare» on balls- Off
T. Blankenship. 2: off Danforth. 2 Struck
out By Danforth 1 . by T Blankenship
1 by Cvengroe. i Hit*. Off T Blanken
ship. 12 In $; off Cvengroe. 2 In 1 Hit by
ship. 12 In * Innings; off t’vengros. 2 in
1 inning. Hit by pitched bail: B> Danfarth
iGrahamt, by Cvengroa (Ja<ob*oni Balk
Danforth Losing pitcher T. Blankenship
I’mplres; Moriarty and Rowland. Time
2 la.
Yanks Bent Senator*.
Washington, May 7—New York made It
three out of four from Washington by
winning the final game of the series to
day. 7 to 2 Warmouth's wildneaa proved
msily. while Fennock pitched effectively
until the ninth inning, when a fine throw
by Ruth ended & Washington rally Hr ore:
NEW YORK.
AB H O A
Witt, rf 5 12 0
Dugan. 3b 5 0 2 1
Ruth, rf 7 13 1
Pipp. lb 2 0 10*
M*upH. If 7 3 7 0
.Hehang, c 3 2 3 2
Ward, 2b 4 1 •* o
Bent t, •« 4 12ft
Pann'k, p 3 0 13
Total* 22 t 27 14
V, ASfli.Xf IM.N
AH H O A.
R|rf. rf 4 10 0
Harris, ?b 4 0 3 4
Ju<l*e. lb 4 1111
Go*lift. If 4 0 11
Evans, rf 1 2 2 «
Gh'rrity. c 2 0 2 3
Ruel. r 2 110
P'k'p'ih, as 4 2 3 3
Blue**. 2b 2 0 3 2
Warm'h, p 2 o o 2
KUttariI. p 0 « 1 0
xl.apsn 10 0 0
Brlllh t, p 0 0 0 1
Total* :>2 7 27 17
zHatted for Russell in eighth
Score by innings
New York . 010 100 10#—%
Washington.• !© ••• 001—
SuiKVnary — Runs Dugan \Du«el.
Sc hang. Krana « '- > Krror: Hlueg*
Stolen base Srhang S»' f ■ h:'
Srhang. Double pay* Peckinpaugh to
Harris to Judg*’. I^eft on ba#rs: New
York. 9 Washington. : Base on bafia:
off Warmouth. :. off Pennock, 5. off
Ruaaell, 1. Struck our By Warmouth 1.
by Pennock. 2. try Brlllheart. 1. Hit*
Off Warmoutb 9 In 6 2-* Inning*, off
Ruaaell. none n 1 1-3 Innings, off Brill -
In-art. none in 1 Inning. Umpires Bran*.
Holmes and Connolly. Dosing pitcher.
Warmouth. Time. 2:00.
Tiger* Wallop Cleveland.
Detroit, May I.—Detroit slugged its way
into first ptar * and a victory over Cleve
land todaj « to i t'hle was driven from
the box and Metevier fared but little
better Pause waa hit hard but received
good support Yegrha barehand catch
after A long run waa a feature
Hdlmanit waa out of the game on *
one-day suapc-n- on, the aftermath of hia
argument with Umpire Orrasby In Wed
nesday* a game Score
CLEVELAND
AH H O.A
J»‘lr«on,lf 4 2 I o
Waraby,2b 4 1 5 S
Speakerrf 4 111
': i : 'll* ! ''» .
Summit rf '• 3 o o'
Sewell,** 5 1 2 3
I,utxke,3b 2 0 12]
<rrrlner.3b 3 0 0 0
O*Nell! e 10 2 1
Myatt.e 1200
UbUp 2 10 2
M*>te% ler.p 0 o o
Hniith.p «» o o 2
xUroxrr 1 0 0 e
Totala 3* 12 24 16
DETROIT
A B HO. A
Bluo.lb 4 3 IS ?
Haney,3b 4 3 10
Cobb, of 4 3 2 0
Voarh.tf 4 2 10
K-th’iril! rf 3 0 2 0
Pratt.2b 4 116
K*rr •• 3 3 11
Baaalf* r.e 2 16 0
D«U!»« P 4 0 13
Total* 31 IS :T 13
xBatttd for Metevler !n #!ghih
He ora bv inning#
Clav#Jand . finn at: *11—4
Detroit . -lit 02* *0*—4
Summir) —Run* Jam ion Mumma
Vlyatl (I). .M«lru«r. Mu# <-). Haney.
Cobb. Pratt. Baaaltr Error: k#rr. Two
ban# h!t». Sumrna. BIu#. Ilan#y It), Cobb
Thre#-bai# hit: Myatt Sac rtf tea hit#
Warn by. Kerr. Baa#I#r I»oubl# pl*>#
Wamby to Hutato. Hamby to Sewtll lo
Uulato. Mmlth to Wamby to iiulato. l.efl
on baa##, Cleveland, 1.'. D#trolt, ♦* Ba*#«
on halla Off t'hl#, 1. off M#t#eier. 1. off
Hmlth 1. *.ff l*au#« i Struck out: By
Uhl#, t, by l*au«*. 3 Hit* off l'hit. 12
in four and one third Inning* off
M#l#v|#r. 2 in two and two-thtrda inning*,
off Hmitb. 1 In on# inning Paaa#d ball#:
O'Neill. Himaltr I-oain* pit< b#r Chi#
Umpire* l>lnn##n, Hildebrand and Orraa
by Tim#. 2.27.
llo*lli|| Ukro I lo## (itWr.
Motion. May V — Krrora by Hallow ay and
Hah followed by Burn* eingte. a#'# Bo*
ton two run* in th# third. #nahSltnt th#
horn# t#am to win from Ph• ia«i#!ph*a 3
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PHILADELPHIA
AM H U A
Mat'we, rt *» 3 «
xWalker I «• « 0
Perkin-, c 4 0 A 0
Hale. 3b ill «
Hauser, lb 4 t 12 0
.Miller, If 3 2 2 0
Hallow., ha 3 2 1 w
M • iow'n.rf 5 13 0
Dyke*. 2b 3 0 2 4
Hasty, p 3 0 0 3
Totals 31 b 2 4 12
B» >STON
Ali I1U A
P« water. mu 4 0 J 4.
4’cdlina. rt 4 12
Harr if. If 4 1 2 o
Burn* lb .1 3 13 o
ftelrhle. ft : 1 »• 0
J.iebold. c f 0 0 0 0
Hlttenii -lb 4 o 4 1
Shankr. 2b 3 » 1 ft
Pi. inlrh. c 3 o 4 i
Quinn, p 3 0 0 1
Tot a If 31 7 27 17
X Baited for Matthew* in ninth.
Sf urn bv inning#
Philadelphia . . . . <»o«i «o« lot—1
Bouton . .0M3 01 •» »ux—A
Summary—Hun# H»uw, Fawatnr, ‘'ol
lin* i : > Krroir Wal”. Galloway F**w
Two-bM« hit Hanger. Stolen ha--*.
Burn# t’ollin# Sacrifice hit burn*. Dou
ble play#: Galloway to Dyk**#: F#w*t*r to
Shank* to Burn* !.»-fi on bate* Ph.’a
d#!phla. 3 Boxion. ti fin# on ball: 'iff
Hasty. 1. Struck out By Quinn I'm
pile#: (non and Nallln. Time 1 ;2<*.
Lincoln Nine Seeks Re\erige
Lincoln, Neb.. May ,'i.—Lincoln High
school athletes are preparing for two
Imll games and a track meet this
week-end. The Ked and Black dia
mond artists, after a double defeat
at the hand of Omaha Tech and
Omaha Central last week, ate fixing
to "get back" when they go up against
Dorchester. Friday, and Adams, Hat
urday on the latter teams diamonds.
The track team will compete in the
Hastings college invitation meet at
Hastings. Saturday.
Two Mamed to
Replace Evans
lly AtmoHated Prr**.
New York. Ma> •'! -Jack Neville of
San Francisco. Cal.f amateur cham
pion. or Reginald M. L-wis of Gr«jen
with. Conn , former Connecticut title
holder, is expected to fill the gap in
the Walker cup Barn left by Chick
Lvans when the American amateur
golf fnn*s line up al St. Andrews for
the International team match with
Great Britain Kvans w »s' prevented
by business from going abroad.
Neville went to Bngland with the
| Walker cup players two weeks ago.
while Lewis had been abroad about a
month becoming accustomed to Brit
ish condition. Both aie entered In
the British championship at Deal next
week.
Deal is h powerful and accurate
driver ancKpiays his iron shots after
the fashion of Cone Sarawii. young
professional wizard.
Lewis, a hading tournament player
for years, gained fame in 19-'* when
he forced f'hi. k Kvan- the ultimate
winner, to the 41 *r» hole to win in the
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Discovery of Lyko, the Great General Tonic,
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As you the crowd going
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Others are weak, emaciated, lack
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thousand* of other people once
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strong and well have done, they
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M -.Johnson, a resident of Kansas
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H. Jenkins, of Chicago, is an
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Mitchell Murray, of M ssouri
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J D Miller of Chicago write*
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