Connie Mack’s Athletics Trim Champion
Yankees When Shawkey Weakens in Eighth Inning
Rollie Naylor
Turns in Fifth
Straight Win
Matthews’ Home Run in j
Eighth \ iinerves New York j
Hurler anil Philadelphia
Triumphs, 4 to 2.
HIUADELPHIA, May
25.—Connie Mack's
young team today
took another game
from t it e New
York Yankees,
three of the Ath
letics' four runs
being homers. The ,
score was 4 to 2. j
The Athletics have
now won four;
games from the
' Yanks out of five
times the teams ,
have met this year.
ltollie Naylor, I
undefeated Athletic ,
pitcher, turned in his fifth straight ,
triumph. Shawkey pitched a fine j
game for New York until the eighth, !
when he weakened.
The .irst local run in the second :
came when Welch put tile hall into
tile left field bleachers, tieing the!
score. Dykes put the Athletics ahead |
;n tile fifth willi h hit into the bleach
ers. New York tied the count in the i
seventh, hut Matthews opened the
eighth inning for the Athletics with a
homer into the right field.
This unnerved Shawkey and Phila
delphia scored another run before the
inning ended. In the ninth {wo pinch
hitters failed to reach first for the
Yankees.
Ni;\V YORK
A B. H < * A
Witt, cf 1 ;; o
Dugan. 3 b 4 z 0 4
Itmh. if 3 2 .t Ui
lMpp. lb 3 1 10 •'
r 4 1 i i
2-vhang. c 4 3 r» i
Ward. Jb 4 l I 1
S'Ott *4 3 110
xStnith loou
Slia vv y, p 3 0 0 4
ll'ndks 10 0 0
Totals 35 1L L*4 II
PHILADELPHIA
AU.H.m.A
Mat'ws. cf 3 1 3 01
Hale. 3b I 1 u «
Parkins, c .1 o 3 2 |
Ha user, lb 2 »> 11 2
Welch if 3 t % "
Gal’way. w i i 4 4
M'Gowan.lf *11 0
Dykes. 3b 3 1 o 3 j
.\«i lor. JJ 3 0 0 3;
Totals 29 7 27 19 j
x Hatted tor Scott in ninth,
xBatted for Shawkey in ninth. ,
Score by innings:
\ u York .... 100 000 100—2
Philadelphia. .010 010 02*—4 (
Summary—Runs: Witt. Kuth. Matthews,
Mauser. Welch, Dykes. Krror: Galloway, i
I wo -base bits Me used. Dugan. Three-base
lit Hath. Horne runs: Welch. Dykes.
.Mat! hew b. Double plays. Galloway to
D> Ucs tu Mu user; Galloway to Hauser;
Galloway to Dykes to Hauser. Left on
bn - s: New York, a; Philadelphia, *>.
Bases on balls. «>ff Shawkey, ; off Nay
,or. 2. Struck out: By Shawkey, 4: by
Saylor. I Umpires; Owens 'and Dinneen.
I i me i : 10.
Rally in Kightli Wins.
Boston. May 25.—Boston fell on John-)
son in the eighth this afternoon, scoring
!.>ur run and winning the g»inu from'
Washington. »> to •>. The sixth Boston |
run was scored on a squeeze play by
shanks off Mussel. Kelchle made three
h.ts off Johnson in foui times at bat and
cashed a liner Into Unslin a hand. Burns
tr ip I’ scored th' tieing run. John Polling
t„n for h«m and scored on Shanks' bunt.
Score;
AVASHINGTON » BOSTON.
AB. HU.
liluego. Lt j o 1 «
iiai 4 1 . u
It Ice. rt i 0 o o
Ouhun.lf J l J u<
-JuJgr.il> 2 *2 S 0
K'-um.' f J 1 2 1
P'li’j'gh.SS 2 m \ O
Kuci.c u l 7 2
JOiinaun.p 2 u u 4
i;u5S‘l,p 0 0 0 1
*«Pari: ly 110 o
1 o u U 0
Total* 28 8.4 11
Ab.lJ.u.Ar,
M'.tfhelUsa 3 3 l 1 j
Utvof'tr.c 4 3 3 0;
Hvichle.lf 4 3 10 1
i’ litjjsi u,rf 3 0 5 0
Burns,lb 4 19 0
t o.Uu^.cf o 0 0 0
JU r s.d.lb 3 ♦* 4 0
Shanks,3b 3 12 3
Me Mian, 5b 3 0 2 3
Plercy.p 2 10 3
zMenosky 10 0 0
Murray, y 10 0 1
Khmke.p 0 0 0 0
Totals 21 10 27 10
xBatted for Russel in nintn.
xKau for Gharrity in ninth.
✓.Batted fen Pierey In seventh.
Score by innings:
Washington ...010 100 210—t>
Boston .000 020 04x—b
Summary—Huns: Goalin, Judge, Evans,
>'•-1 kinpaugh, UuH, Mitchell, Devormer,
lloirhb . t'ollins, McMillan. Pierey. Errors;
Harris. Shank-*. lwo-i-use hit* Rum,
' I * cKinpaugh. Gharrity. Phrcy, Ketehle.
i hrec-uaftc hits; S. Harris. Devornier,
Burns, Sacrifice hits; S. Harris, Kuel,
I, cans. Peckinpaugh, Flagstead, Shanks,
tsiuege. Double plays: Burns,- unus
-isicd; Shanks to Mitchell to Burns. Left
< ii bases. Washington, 7, Boston, b. lias's
• mi balls, off .lohnaon, 2, off Kussel, 1,
• <ff Pit-rcy. j; off Murray. 1. Struck out:
By Johnson, 4. by Hum II. 1; by Pb-rcy,
lilt.- Off Johnson. 10 in 1 1.2 innings.
<<ff Itusacll. o in 22 inning; off !’ r< 7
* 7 innlnga; alt Murray, j in l inn.ugs
<none out iu ninth*, off Ehmk*. 0 in 1
ning. liit by pitched ball: By Pierey
• Bluege). Winning pitcher: Muriay. Los*
i; k pitcher: Johnson. Umpires; Row
and. Moiiatly and Hildebrand Time;
1 42
Either Holds Tiger*.
Detroit. May 26—Urban Faber held
ha Tigers to five hits today, duplicating
I'.oberisoa'i performance •>( yesterday, and
von the second game in a row for Chl
4go from Detroit, 3 to 3. Score;
CHICAGO. I
AH.H.O.A
Hooper, rf 4 u l i
MVl* n.ua i» 1 1 4
•Jollins, 2b 4 1 J 4
Aloe! II, « f j 2 l Oj
Sheely, lb 4 1 li» 0
Falk. If 3 2 a 0
Kamni, db :J l 0 >4
.'‘••hulk, c l i «|
Faber* p 3 1 u 4(
Totals t U 10 27
DETROIT
A B.H.O. A.
Rlu«. lb 4 118 0
H.ifu-y, ms i 0 2 4
Cf 4 110
VmcH, If 2 0 10
Hfilra n rf 4 2 I 0
Rr»lt, 3b 4 114
'‘unhw, 2b • 0 0 «
‘‘ab*. P 0 0 0 1
W dall. c 10 3 1
Hllleiip. p 2 0 0 »
burke. 2 b 10 0 2
/.MdnuHh 10 0
zHa. .*<. r o o o o
Total* lid 6 27 21
a
xBatt*d for l’liiettu in iK-venfh.
S»jor* by Inrl.n#*
• hH' tgo ........ .. .... 3M 101 000— w
Detroit. . .juo 000 ooo—
Summary—Buna; Collin#. Mostil, Hhrely.
i alk Kmihiu, Blue, ‘'obb, V**a* h. klrrora:
Kamm, l(an«). Plll«ttc Two-baw hH*.
Kamm. St halk. Thrce-ba*e !iit» Falk,
iitiluiann. Stolon i*a*‘ . MoatII. Sfarrlfke
lilt - : Faber Kamm. Ilfiney. Double playa:
Hooper lo Schalk, McClellan to Collins to
S|in |> l.rft on base* Chicago. #. D«
•roit I, Ba. • a on ball* Off Faber. 3; off
Bill* tti . 2. off Cole, I. Struck out: By
Faber, 2; by IMllette. I; by Cole. 2. Hit*
Off Billet ie. 10 in 7 Inning*: off Col*, o tn
Inning* Jilt by pitched ball: By Col*
• Falk. > Wild pitch: Pllletie. lining pit* b
«*r: 1*1 II#*11Ltnpifea. Holm' #. Nalllii ami
Fvaii#. Time: 1 '>9
Horse With Name Like
This Should U in Hare
Manchester, England, May —
Hhuidhaotiuch. a 4 year-old colt, by
Hoys 1 Itealm out of Countess '/Ati,
owned by Major Harold Cayser, won
the Manchester cup. run over the
course of a mile and a half, here to- ^
day. Lord Derby's 4 year-old colt, ]
Silurian finished second, beaten by
IWo lengths, with Fred Hardy’s 5-yenr
rild colt, Beauregard, a poor third.
Fifteen horses ran.
Bhuidhaonach was an outsider tn
the betting with odds against him
.'!3 to J. Silurian was the favorite at
II to 2, and Beauregard was quoted
at 100 to 3 against.
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Omahans Watch
. Bangtails W ork
A large crowd of Omaha fans got
up with the birds yesterday morning
and hied themselves to the AkSar
Ben track to watch the horses being
prepped for their many stak*- engage
ments here. Among those who joined
the railbirds were Charles Trinthl \
Nelson Updike, Joe Byrne, George
Brandeis and others. They took a
keen interest in the trials and staved
until the last horse had left the
truck. The course was fast and good
time was made by the bangtails as
they winged through the stretch.
The horses that snowed their speed
and the time established, is as follows
Lady Preston, half mile in .• ! Ready
for *vtrly action.
Nellie R . ha If mile in b 1 l b JA'ab
ki< lied out all the way.
Ilop Over and Repent, half mile In bl
3-5. Worked together easily
Delante and Aryana. three-eighths in
:36 3-5. Oolng along nicely
Move On ^*-th. <iuarter« mile in J6 1-5
Wn< just galloping
Mozonia £*th. thre<*-eighths in .37 2-5
Rid^r, had h*r veil in h ind
John J. Riley, half mile in 04. John
Workmen at Shelby
Hotel Strike, Then
do Hark lo H ork
Shelby, Mont., May 25.—A strike
of workmen constructing the big
arena for the July 1 fight between
Jack Dempsey anil Tommy t*ib
bons for the heavyweight chant
pionship of the world, railed today,
failed to materially affect the con
struction.. One man quit out of
150 working on the big arena and
a crew of 15 working on tin* rodeo
quit and was replaced by another
crew in 15 mint lies. The others
stuck on the job.
wa« looking ft- n feather bed load
Double Kj f, h.-t if mil# in . Has ho
hi a old-lime
Pet-r Pierson, half mile :Tu> k
this one in your hat band. Kxira good
Wild Heather, half mil- .r. ;f»$. Ready
to run ovt-r th-* moon
Sugar Mini and Color*, half n in
:51 4-f». Just fair aorta
White Haven, quarter mil® in .7 Jock
had the brakes on all the way.
Links Lender, quarter mile in .25 2-5.
Looks cherry ripe to cop a daah
Sunny Way*, quarter mil** in -*i I »
Could iuv« wnrk-tl mu h faMer.
Dovp«rou*t. five eighth* in i .o7 4 iiac
picked up fle»*h and look* good
NATIONAL LEACiLK.
ah. r h. r t
Wheat. Rroi.klyn ....23 10* 21 4i .417
i In mm, PitisburKh . ...2 1 1 * 27 49 41 2
Bottomry, M Louis . 4 137 26 &4 s^4
KrUu-h. New York ..33 140 3»* &2 .371
Hornsby. St. Isoui* . 27 100 28 27 37u
AN l.fcAt.l K.
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Heiimann. I'etroit 24 l «*»» 23 44 * ♦
K* i< hi**, Boston .21 ».J ll 24 ;*7
«'« llin.s Chl< ago .. i-i lor, is ,i ,7i |
Welch. I'hilaiieiphl t 26 90 12 ' 167 !
Miller, Philadelphia 2 4 *3 1». 30
lirpo to I i"lit in Cuba
Hr International Vrw, Service.
New York. May 25.—Having readied
an .i-'ici-ment with Tex Rickard for
tile scheduled botit with Jes* Willard, 1
to be held not later than July 7, Luis
Sirpo. the Argentine heavyweight,
will leave for Cuba yesterday. He is
scheduled to meet Joe White, an Ala
bama heavyweight, at Havana early
in June in a 15-round bout and later
will ko to Mexico City, where he will
face Jim Hubbard in a 20-round bout.
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Lincoln. Neb. May 26.— Lincoln
took hntli coda of a doubleheader from
I l istings here this afternoon, the first
game ending. T to 1, and the second,
i to 2. Pitcher Stanton showed re
markable outlay of curve balls and
an ability to mix them up. his only
drawback being lack of control. He
turned back nineteen batters at the
plate and the only lttt registered off
his offerings was a two bagger bj
Tomes In the eighth.
First game:
HASTINGS
A B.H.O.A
Amen, » f 10 2 1
Kplev. 3b 5 0 2 1
Tomes, If , 4 1 1 1
Burk**, rf 4 0 I 0
O'C’nor, «• 4 o :i r.
Thr'eld. ** 0 3 3
Ht'h'njr. 2l» l 0 4 1
Tureen, lb 4 0 H 1.
Beck, u 3 0 0 2
Total* 29 12413
I.INCOI-N
A B.IM * A
Purdv. If 4 3 0 0
Tanner, cf 3 2 0 0
Clev'd. 3b 4 1 1 0
McCoy. io i s o
Dye, 2b 4 10 1
Bon’ant. #a 4 0 t 1
Klnkel. rf 4 0 3 o
Conke.v. • 1 2 1 k -
Stanton. r» 4 1 0 3
Total# :.4 11 27 7
Hunting* ....000 i 0 '•'*«) — 1
Lincoln . 401 li 0U
Summary—Run*: Threlkeld. Purdy.
Tanner. McCoy. Dye. Bondurant. Kinkel.
tdnkey. Errors: O’Connor (;>). Threlkeld,
Tuii-en, Tanner. Two base hits: Tome*,
Purdy. Three-base hit: Dye. Hume run
Donkey. Sacrifice hit: Tanner. Stolen
bast-a: Tanner. McCoy. Bondurant. Ktn
kel. Earned runa- Lincoln. 3 Double
pluys: Stanton to Donkey to McCoy. Left
on bases: Hustings. 13; Lincoln, f. Bases
on ball tiff Beck. 2; off Stanton. !
Struck out Hv Berk. 3: by Stanton. 10.
Hit bv pitched ball Tome*. Threlkeld
> d s< ha'-ferlng bv Stanton. Wild »'ifeh
Stanton. Time; 2:01. Umpire: Fergu
aun
Score, second game;
HASTINGS.
AB.H.O.A '
A men.of 4 n. 2 t»:
Eply.Sb 4 0 12
Tome*.If 2 10 0
Burk»*.r f 1110
WilleitB.o 2 0 4 2
Heal. 2b n 1 3 4
S.-h’f'nir.N* 3 0 10
Tureen,lb 3 0 •; 2
RaUk.p 10 0 2
xO'Connor 1 0 0 0
Total* 24 3x18 12j
LINCOLN
A B1IO A
Purdy,if :i 1 ft ft
Tner.i-f.3b 3 2 11
rr land.3b 3 l 1 3
Mr-Coy. lb 3 ft 10 0
«'onkey,cf 2 0 10
Dye,2b 1 ft ft 1
B'dant «i 2 10
Kinked r? . 1 1 ft
Debut< h.c V 9 7 0
Houtz,p 3 10 2
Tfttai* 26 7 21 11
x Hatred ror .iwi-K :n h< venm.
x' 'ailed in seventh by agreement.
Score by inning*
Hasting* . .... 0^0 002 0—2
Lincoln . . 14« bno %—r,
Summary—Tlun- Burke. William*. Tan
ner, Bondurant. Kinkel, l>e butch. Houtz.
Error* Duly. Willett* Peal. McCoy.
Debateh. Two base hit*: Peal, Bondur
ant. Tanner. Home run. Burk- Darned
runs: Hastings. ] Din 'n. 4 Stolen
base:* Cleveland. Deft on bases: Hasting'-.
Linc oln. 2. Bases on ball* f <f( Sw.< k
1: off Houtz, L. Struck nut: Bv Swirk.
by lioutz. 7. Hit bv pitched ball: Bv
8wick (Bonurant » Wild pitches; Swidi.
Hnutz. Passed ball: Willetts. Time
121.
George Sisler II ill
Take I p Golf to
Keep in Condition
M. Loum, Mu., May 25—George
Staler. uhii has been out of the
St. l.ouis Americana lineup this
season la-cause of eye trouble, said
today that he waa considering tail
ing up golf in order to beep in
condition to play hall.
I -ader.
ilinml laland, %'f'l. May .5—* I rand
Island and M*‘atrir« d \;d»«l H <lnjb
h"nd*-r h‘'r*» to*ia> Errors ku->«* ’h- Blur*
■ h« first iramr, 3-<i homer with
Bu*er on bns*- featured 11 o' s ■< . .J ■ r.
teat, a sev*n-1nnlf*K affair- ♦» to 3
Sr ore first uatn**
BLATRK i:
AT* FT O A
O' Leary.cf T f* 2 0
Rhaw. 3b 4 1 n i
Qntnh. ** :t o ' H'
Su*a« 21* 4 L* 3 3
S|.enk'r, If 4 i» 4 1
Welsh, rf 4 2 l»
Llnrt ih! If 3 «1l 0
I'nK*r. c 3 13 1
Prejean, p 3 o n (>
Tot*l» ?,?
GRAM* JSI.AM*.
AH H.h A
O' R*HI!y ,<f 4 r, o i,
:;b 4 •• f» *.
Mat*, a* 4 1 n 3
Mttdsrn. 1b 4 ,1 H
M’D nil*- 4 «i h 1
Th'paon.2b 1 - 4
»}.»• bf I. rf 2 J * 9
Ifoffm’n. If :• n *» a
Rolf** p 3 9 t 4
Toto la 2h i« '21 29
Score by inn in*?
Beatrice .. 000 000 201—3
Grand Island . 000 oq® on®—q
Summary—Kune Shaw, Quinn Su**«.
Krrora. Metz (2). Mad**-i». Huffman. Two.
base hits t Suck*, Goebel Th rc.» b..*, hit:
Madsen, Sacrifice hit Quinn Iambic
!»Irv»: Flupor to Madaen t•* \U \/. flnlfc to
Madsen. Sukkb to Lindahl J.cft on
baaeo; Beatrice, 1 Grand l*l*rtd Jtaa^M
«>ti ball* Off Prelean, 4. i ff Ho ?** none.
Struck out Hv prejean, n. by Holfo. 4,
Cmpire: Walton. Time 1 40.
Second frame
ji ka I ini i.
A n h r * '
O'l.^arv.ff 2 ft r, ft
Shaw,3 b 2 2 11
4 1 ft 1
2 1 ft 2
SijWakAr.lf "ill
Welah.rf 3 1 1 ft
TJndahl.lb :> ft 's <*
I'n^pr.f " 1 :j 1
Jloffman.p _'lftft
Oen I ■ : ■ i o 2
Tntalfl 26 * 1* fc|
(. It AM* Ifil.A.NJt.
A Ti ff i • A
(VRp 1 f • v. f ■ f 4 2 0 ft
Ru«-*r, »b i 2 2 2
Met/..*.* 3 2 2 2
•. 1
MT>onnel!.r ft J
Thormi'n,2b 1112
Onebe'.rf 2 ft 2 1
llnf fin if ; 1 1 ft
Mhupe.p 1 ft I 2
Total-* .7 Tft 2 1 12
Soon* by inning*
Beatrice .. ' r*u b—:
Grand Island .2"! ::»Mi x—6
Summary — Itur.> <*'I. * . Shaw, Hoff
man. O'Kelley, Mr t /. <2». Shupe.
Errors: Shaw. .V**/. Two ha*» hits:
Suggs. Madsen. Hoffman. Jlon run:
Metz. Stolen base: Bn- .-mr f <e>
Sugg*. Bum r Double play- Hu*?: to
Thompaen to Buser ; Met? • Mad.-, u I,eft
on liases. Beatrice- G; Grand Is.and.
Bases on halls: C iff If»-ffi*. an, 1: off
Shup*<. 1. Struelc out B> HoffM an. t.
by Shpue. 1 Hit*. Off Hoff - ir. < in
four inning*: off G-man it .* in two In
nlr.g* Losing pitcher: Walton Tirm-:
!:2h _
I rtirt»ur\ Hints ElUhorti*.
Fairbury Nib.. Ma> —Fairt ury won
from Norfolk today 0 to l a m nf.d
gam-, vh h was to } ?iv«* been f.'aved
today, was p»eventid b% rain Willey
was in good form Norfolk g-tfing only
four hit* two of v hi- h wer? f th’*>
|
gens hit home run* n ft’- •r-r-*h
NORJ- < »T.K
All H 0„A
At h*t'n. ** 4 o 1
Tr'Tn'r. -b 3 t> 3 2'
(** 88#y, 1 b 4 : 1 2 f>
!•-< UM« ,|f * 1 ft
M'4*'fv.3b 4 0 ft
R«*|r*hl<». rf 4 o 2 r.
ll'lowy, rf J o 1 f.
<"*1ark. <• ”.042
Hansen, p 3 1 0 .1
Totals 21 4:4 14'
r.urim'»!Y
h h.o a
M*** h .111
Tl0aH. r rill
P* * **.*, '11?,
HUmp of 4 1 5 r
M »lp’ns. 1b 4 9 f>
ivfeb**, rf r 1 4 *
n*dv in. i i i
P »>».on. if 3 n r. 0
WUl«y. p 4 o 0 J
Totals 31 « 27 9
"•or* Tty inning*
Norfolk . .. . '''> 1 non 001—2
Fairbury “"I 21 <' *fir r,
Summary—Run*- r. • Horsen. M»*#,
R!j«. Hudgens Cj), Rrookhau* Kr
rora- A’b^rton. \P Gaff^rr y. M**.
f ** Two U«>‘ hit' Romo Horn* runt;
Hudg^n*. Urookhau®. S'oI*n * ).},»
<I. J.»*. Goodwin (.'I, Pf’erM n *arri
firo hit.0, Tmmm*r T!!i«° !r,..khau».
I .eft on h*# I f i
BaM* on b*>l» Off U <*!*» 1 . ti Ifana^n,
Strut * out Bv 1. L> Har.«en.
Hit b\ p!Uh*d ball: Good* n lv Uan
**n Wild r*|trh \vm«> Pa-«'>*-1 ball:
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Peel to Lead Soccer Body
Cleveland, O., May 25.—Peter J
Peel of Chicago was elected president
of tho I’nited State* Football asso
ciation, the national soccer governing
body, ac the • losing session of its
annua! convention h* n yesterday
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ij i jnfi. d H.ill ur mpn ifuily and Urou,
• **.jiii hi !., t•' «• iv♦*cl raiiiarabl* »up
11>*- !•>',! is scoring »listost at '•ill
till '.iking tli* f rit Hani" of th«- an**
with Jj.:ii\-r. 15 to MUlf.r. nrw UM
hurl* — ftru* k out nina battef*
1JKNV I.H
B.H O A
Y oui< K -**h • 1 3 1
M't»b«e. •-!» <» «* 2 1
o'mten.cf 4 1:*!
I."HK rf o •> *f
1 >1 h unci, r* l o t* 1,
Hh»n>. lb < ! ' 2
M'M'n. 2B 4 2 2!
H.kim- if 3 ! •»
Hall, p 1 *> I <•
Or0>.“. p 2 o •> 3
To tain 32 62010
UBS MO I NEK
a an • * a.
Qcnln cf * 2 1 <*
( ur'di n. If j 1 4 <*
M Lurry.lb 14 0
Horan, rf 5 *■ Jj <{
hmgn, lb 4 1-3
Nelson. awl 2 0 1
K -eng. b it 3 1 b
Whaling c 4 2 9 -
MUler. v -1 1 _1
Total* it 1**7 i
jj» * Molnt'1. . ©3 I **20 m—id
Denver ...... 0*2 ©0© ©00— 2
. - tit- Genii
Me Larry lloran Kingman (•’!), Nel
.-■*n Ke**nig i j i. Whaling, Miller <2)
Krror.s Young. Ma< phee (2). Gross >
Tin • »-- i*as*- h,t: Young: T ho-base hits
M< Menamin. Miller. Horan. fClugman (2 )
Sacrifice hJt*: Corriden, Klugruan, Nelson.
Miller Stolen bases O’Brien, Corriden,
M< l-ary. I,** ft on has*!*; Denver, 10; Lea
Moines, D. Struck out By Miller, D, by
tiro.--. 2. Base* *»n balls: Off Miller, *>:
off Hall. off Gross. Hit by pitched
ball By Miller tO’Brlen.l Karnrd run*
hi hits off Milter 2 and 6 In 9 in
nings off Hall, *• and 1* in 2 Inning*
(non** out In e'ond inning), off Groan, !
2 and 'i m t> innings. Login* pitcher: Hall, i
Hitches Trike \nother.
Tub i Okl.. May 'll.-—The league lead- j
in;.- Witches took the last gun** of the]
fr <n) t ho oilers h-x* today, 7 to a,
.n 10 inning
WICHITA
.\ 1? }l O.A
Smith, rf ' 2 0 •*
t on Ian, I f 4 2 6 h
Hut,*-. ■ 4 10 2
Bl airy. If ,12 0
m< r>' i. ib r. 2 b i
Crlffin, 2b 2 n
HfM k. S* : 0 2 2
Me M -!,. c 2 1 4 2
Hovllk, |> 4 116
Totals SU 12 SUIT
TL’USA
A li.HS' A.
B*n?t. If 1 l i
Th>«n, b > 0 1 4
1 >a v 1. . rf 4 0 1 o
Lamb * f
LoTvlt. lb 4 1 12 1
Bauman, 2b •» 2 t 5
L*#. *■* l f, 2
by, «j .*>3 7 1
Black, p 2 0 14
Total* 2 '. b 20 13
Wichita ....... . - '''12 tlbb 300 3 — •
Tulsa . .i to oi.i of'o n — 3
Mi"ima»'y— Run. Sir. «h < , B!akes>>.
M< I ioi.it i«l, Griffin. Keck. McMullen I-*;-1
vc,i Bauman (2t, Is-e. f *sby. Errors:
! <;i;ffin. Be^k. Bennett, Thompeon. l*-~
Two-L: “*• Mfs: Conlan. Hiurnan. Griffin. .
Bee. Thr« *--bas« h.t • rosby. Home!
i ins: Mel irlfl Sacrifices*. 1#h
• :>, McMu, *-ii, ( c.fiian. Stolen bases: ■
i’lhi.k, H. h. F'oub.c play: Berk to
<• ft ••! M < ■ I J u *il. iirifif-.' on !»»..«: oOff
, Boviik. 7- off Bia<k. 2. Struck out: By
Black, ♦ l.-cfi on Tulsa. !»: W -'ht
[ ta. * empires- Conlin and Gaffrn .
T:inr. 2 1
Indian* Hunch Hit*. nn«f \\ in.
nk!aheme City, May .'3,— Bun* king hits
with St Joseph errors. Oklahoma City I
broke ft* l-c-ing straak by taking the
Sain*- i-1o <:irnp thi** afternoon, S to 2.
M. JUHKPH
AB H O A
Thom'n.cf 5 0 .1 o
Hrtiwn. vs 4 2 ;; 2
I^wan, Jf 4 ] 2 (•
M • rf 4 3 1*
Gilbert. Sb I t 1 I
Nuf»*r. 2b 3 1 - •*
V.-. M**. lb ♦ 1 11 1
Handler. « 4 JO 1
Linb»rff, i> 3 1 6
xPierce 1 o o (j
Tof a!i* H t 1*4 11
OKLA. 'ITT.
A R HO A
Tatp. St# o 1 0 1
Hock. rf 4 0 2ft
F-)b*r If 3 1 z 0
Luderuw.lb 4 1 ? 1
(J'iardi. ».f 2 * ! 0
Krmir*r, 21> •»
M Nallr. «» 3 1 2 5 ,
Lot*, ft * 0
?ong-f p 4 2 «J 4
Total* 31 €27 13
x J ’ •' • - t lor Lindberg in noth
St Joseph . ooo 2i>0 00*—2 ,
OK! thou- , City . 'Hot 07,0 } J x— •
Summarv—Hun- Gilbert, Nufer. Tan .
Hvk B-Jderuse Olr.glard- Kru*irer Lutx
(?). Monger Errors. Brown <2» Gilbert.
William# f.» Bindberir. Luderus Two
ba.-*> hit--. Brown, K »n !i- r Three-ha*«
hi?> - M *»*•*. MrN*!iy. S*- r.fue hi! - Nu
f* " Krueger Mt'NaHy Stolen ba*e- H t k
Hfuks on i -• 11# Off S<<nf#t. off I,ind
t* *g. 3. Hit by j itched oai! By &>,ng**r
(Gilbert by I.In '• £ (But* » S:-u i
- jt . By rtinr* r. *■ W-. , i n'h Utndberg.
Doubt* play# Budoni- McNally to I.u
def>j* VI* Na y t Krueg*- to Luderu*
Left on ba*ee, St. Jo# ;>h. IS; Oklahoma
'■ *' T*tni Ire*. Shannon and Jensen ,
Bill Johnston
Beats Lacoste
in Tennis Play
San Francisco Player F.lnni
nates French .Star in
W orld Tourney.
Itv I Diverse! Seri lee.
Si. Cloud, France, May 25.— V. ilhsid
M. Johnston of San Francisco thl*
afternoon hurdled another obsta< le In
his effort to win the world's hard
court tennis singles championship
when h. eliminated Rene Lacoste, the
18-year-old French «er -ntion, in the
semifinal round of the tournament In
four gruelling sets The scores were
C-4. 8-6, 6-4, C -3.
Threa stars reniain in the upper
half of th< draw and a rare battle
for the remaining two places in the
semifinal bracket is anticipated. Henri
Cochet, the French champion: Tegner
the Danish titleholder, and Washer of
Belgium, along with Johnston, will
fight it out in the semifinal round.
Terr s fan* In America will remem
ber that Washer was runner up to
Tilden two years ago in tho world *
i harnpinnship at Wimbledon.
The American doubles team. M:»*
Leslie Bancroft of Bo-ton at J Miss
Kleanor fins, of New York were elimi
nated in the doubles evert by Mile
Lenglen and Mrs Golding m straight
sets, 6-3. 61.
Bouts Gall*.*«l Off.
Chicago.—Boxing bouts scheduled
here last night vv. re called off when
the management failed during the
day to obtain an injunction to re
st rain i e police from interference.
City authorities took action to pre
vent the issuance of the injunctions
by means of which boxing promoter*
for many months have sidestepped
the drastic Illinois anti-boxing law ..
Retains Wel-h Golf Title
Khyl, Wales, May 23.—H. R. How
ell of Glamorgan retained the Welsh
amateur golf championship title ye.
terday by defeating C E. L. Fairchild
of Bangor, 3 and 1. Howell defeated
the veteran John Ball in the
finals.
W olgast ^ ins.
I’ ... i| l..a—Bobby Wolgast of A
lantic City outpointed Pancho Villa
f rme flyweight champion, in eight
fast rounds
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