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University of California Repeats Victory in Big Eastern Track Meet tor Third Successive Ij
10
Golden Bears
Beat Cream of
East Ruaners
“Boots” Lerer of Pepn Pro
vide Best Performance of
Day in 100-Yard
Dash. j— T
B,v TEl> MEREDITH.
Former Penn State Runner.
I'niverftitil Sen ice Special Correspondent.
'IILADELPHIA, May
'8-—For the third
mccessive year he
■ fniversity of Cali
fornia track team
came east and car
. lied off the high
honors in the I. C.
A. A. A. champion
ship. The Golden
Beats scored 39 1-2
points this after
noon, beating Prince
tion, its nearest
rival by 8 1-2 points.
Yale was third with
23 points, and the
fniversity of Penn
sylvania had 22 1-2
pmce.
It was a great meet, featured by
Splendid performances and upsets In
form. The best work of the day was
probably the running of "Boots" !
Lever, the Pent} captain. In the 100
yards. He beat a great field and
covered the distance in 9 4-5 seconds.
The biggest upset of (he meet was
the running of f\l Leconey of
Lafayette. He was favored to repeat
as the winner of both the 100 and 220
yurds. hut Lever and Clarke, the lat
ter from John Hopkins, went over the
line ahead of him in the short dash,
in the 250 yards h£ could not get
better than fourth. The time in the
100 yards Was fast and it gave
Leconey no excuse in being third, but
the 220 yards was won in 21 3-5
seconds, which Should have been easy
time for him.
California scored its points In the
following order:
Three in the 120-yard high hurdles.
Six in the shot-put.
I Five in the broad Jump. ,
Four In the high Jump.
Four and a half in the pole vault.
Seven in the Javelin and 10 It the
discus.
Neufeldt of California was the in
dividual star of the meet. He scored
II points, five in the discus, four in
the javelin and two in the shot.
Woodring of Syracuse was second
with nine, a first in the M0 yards,
and second in the 220 yards.
Records did not fall in today's con
tests. Two fell yesterday when Storrs
threw the Javelin 199 feet one Inch,
and Tootle of Bowdoin threw the
hammer 191 feet six and one-half in
ches. Neither athlete could better
his work today.
Alan Helfrich, the Penn State star
half oilier, and ualional champion,
ran easily all the way In the half
He tried hard and succeeded in
Schuler Frick, former West
^Y’mlndelphla High school stank a team
mate, into second place. Marsters of
Georgetown proved dangerous ail the
way to Erick, but the big state run
ner had a little left at the end to
leave out for the second honors.
Final team scores:
California. 19ti; Princeton, 11: Yale.
21; Penn. 22*v; Cornell, 15. Penn Slate.
11, Si ravage. 13. John Honklm-. 12: Perl
month. 10: Georgetown, 7: Harvard. 0:
I.afayette, 6: Howdoln, 5; M I. T. 6;
nu'B- rs. 5: New York t* . 4: Williams.
1: Pitt. 3 Roalon college. J „
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_Husker Tracksters Who Starred in Valley Track Meet
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Trvjuer
7 -v rm
'r'' )fjff
Des Moines Sifjns
Patrick Flaherty
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Des Moines, la.. May 26.—Pitcher
! Pat Flaherty, who was given a trial
by the Washington Americana this
spring and sent hack to Shreveport
of the Texas league, has- been signed
by President keyaer of the Des Mojnes
Western league club, it was announced
today. Lee Bartlett has been re
turned to Indianapolis and released
by that club to Terre Haute.
Midwest Conference
Meet Ends in Tie
* — ...
Galesburg, 111., May 26.—The an
nual midwest conference track and
field meet held at Knox field this
afternoon ended in a tie for first place
between Carleton of Northfield. Minn.,
and Beloit of Wisconsin.
Total o4 points; CarletoTi, 30; -Beloit,
3<l; Cornell, ‘<5; Coe, 25; Ripon, 22;
Khox. 20; Hamline. 10; Milllkin, J;
, 1-aw re nee, 1. <
Washington Wins
Meet From Oregon
Seattle. Wash, May 26.—Univer
sity of Washington won the annual
dual track meet from the University
of Oregon in the stadium here today,
K4 points to 46 A cold wind with
showers swept the field and pre
cluded any possibility of new records.
Because of I he high wind the pole
vault was eliminated.
Runaway Games in Sunday School
League —Sedron Stars With Wane
YKffTERI’AY'A RKHII.TH
*‘Y" IMHHTRIU. LSAttlK.
Division I.
Omaha Pol Up. f>: i*u«Uhv*s. in
Swift Co. IT: Uiniha Steel Works. •
Gaarnnvee Life. 10: Omaha Printing. "
Omaha National bunk. 11; Overland
Tire*. • 9
f’Ht'Kl'H I.KAOI K.
N’o**tl» Division.
Clifton Hill Presbyterian, 1*: Olivet
Baptist. 5. •
Pearl Memorial. 7; Trinity M. E l.
Walnut Hill. 11; Hirsts. 6.
Plymouth Congregational drew a liye.
Mouth lMvinlmi.
M. K. Wots 20 DletjL 2
Immanuel Baptists forfeited to Wheel
er-... V
. Not In PreahHarlan drew a bv*»
M NIIA V M( HOOI. I.KAUI K.
North Division.
Florenc* Preshv . 16. Clifton Hill. 4
Central Park. S; P.arl. 11.
ioiatla OlflijsR.
Parkvale Preshv . 16. M E. Woods. 5. '
Kirst Central Congregational 13 Wheel
erH«nScom Park Wildcat*. 17: West Side]
Pr**bV" YltKAMISSY UAIII P..
Klrpehbraun*. M. Robert* Dairy. 2
Hardin* Zn K«-nn.Hv and Par*nn.-. 7
Fairmont, 9 David Col*. 17.
**‘HA amateur sand
lotters had ideal
weathpr conditions
to help In continu
Ingln* the Katur
ilay after nrfon
games of the after
noon and 44 teams
were seen in
action on local dla
rfionds. The Wheel
ers and he Presby
era and the North
Presbyerlan lead
era Ip the Southern division of the
Church league, continued tv he tied
as neither nine played. The North
enters drew a bye yesterday while
the Immanual BaptlstR forfeited to the
Wheeler aggregation. The M. K.
W<rps ran wild against the Diets, who
itad been making good with a ZO-o-2
•core, while In the North division the
Cllfon Hill athletes eonttnued to huvt
things come theli way.
Sedrou I’ses War Club.
Many runaway exhibitions f»-atui
ed the Sunday School league with the
Hanscom Park Wildcats grabbing
firm hold on first place in the South
loop wheti the Wheeler Greeks lost !
tn the First Congregational*, IS to
1. In the northern group the Pearl*
sit high on the top alone, Cox who
wan responsible for he Wild Cats
win in the former division, whiffed
fourteen tetter* and connected
twice in five Innings. Forced* hit a
homer with the bags full In the flr*t
. Inning, giving the Cate a big lead
ai the start.
Sedrou of the Parkdale crew took
honors with the stick yenterdsy when
he hit a single, a triple and a double
out of four trips to the plate. Uni
uf the name cant struck out nine
Wop* at Christie Height*.
in Hie Creamery league, the Kitsch
btaunti, Hardings and David Coles
were the victors. Harding complete
Ijr outclassed the Kennedy Parsons
nine and stepped another notch high
er in the league standings while the
Klrschhrnuns kept their winning pofe
1-y a 14 to Itwin over he Roberts
crew.
In the Industrial league, the Cop
pers lost to the Cudahy packing out
fit 10 to 3. The Guarantee Fund I.lfe
team bpat the Omaha Prints 10 to 0,
it Miller Park. Peterson, twirling
for the Insurance nine, struck out
14 opposing batters and allowed only
two hit*. Th‘- M ike Good crew pull
ed down a clever triple steal In the
fourth whirh Is likely the first seen
oil local sandlots this season. Press
man of the winner* accepted 11
chances with only one error while
Howard did the'heavy work at the
rubber. The Naioiml Hanks came
up to the even mark by t^iunclng the
Overland Tires and the Swifts set
hack the Omaha Steel workers to the
tune of 17 to 5.
Booster* Continue Hitting
Spree ami Beat Denver
Do Mettle*. Ift . May 2* — Do Molnc*
pounded Odenwald «ni! Voorhel*t for 10
*nfe hit* ami th*» booster* eamlly defeated
Denver ift the second same of the terle*
Saturday. IS to & ./one* held the Hear*
hit lr«4 for the flr*t five Innlni" Mrore
JJK?i V KH
A B II O A
V'MJIIK.K" i» 2 2 !
M'Phee.Sb 6 2 12,
oBrlen.ff 4 l 2 B
i.oriK.'f & 2 2 Oj
I Ms tnon*l.o 6 I 3 1
BHanloy.lb 4 0 • 1
Mo M’In. 2 b l l 3 II
llurhbof.lf 4 I 2 O'
0«rwald.|k. 2 » o I
Voorhels.p 0 o n o
x Brown i o 0 »♦
II Inkle 110 0
Totals 31 II 24 101
U NH >1 * * I > r. r*
AH II O A
(lenln.rf 6 3 I ft
trriden.lf h 3 3 o
Mef/rry, lb 6 2*2
Horan, rf— 6 110
KIuk ’ll. 2 b 4 I 3 2
NHaon.se 3 3 ft 2
Koenig.ife 5 3 2 I
whaling.e 3 2 6 ft
Jonea.p 4 12 4
Tatala 4ft 20 27 71
\ Hatted for Oden wn Id In seventh
ir Hatted for Voorhela In ninth
henv r . . otM) 2*01 10" f»
Dea Mol nee . 401 010 Ma--lJ
nummary—Run*: Y/mng. M»ePh*e (2),
\1<M<nautili. «lentn t'orrlden. M< Larry.
Moran (21, 'Kluaman, Nelson (3). Koenig
(ft. Whaling Jones Krrors: Kingman
Koenig. Young. O’Brien. Three base hit:
.lone* Two has** hit*: (’orrHlep, King
man Whaling, MrLarry, Young. Maephee
Sa> rifles hit* Klugrnari. Netaon. Whaling.
Left on base*: Penver, Ml; Pes Molne*.
I it fttruek out: fly Jones, |j ,»y Oden
wslrl 3 Base* on hall* Off Jotig*. <.
tiff Odenwald, 2: off Voorhela, 2 Warned
runs airfl hits: Off Odenwgld. 5 anti 12
In 0 Infling** off Vporhels. K and % In 2
Inning* f’harge d»fent to Od*hw*ld.
Double play* McMensmln to Hhanley;
Koenig to Klugmso to McLarry Pinplre*;
McDonald and Held Time l:*»2
f.Htiril Iteut* Kiinilolplt.
Randolph, Neb—laurel trimmed the
Randolph ball team here. *1 to I Krrors
tin the f»irt of i ho loin Is nor mint ad for
tilt* vis! tors’ victory. Laurel hail the
better of hits. Randolph garnering only
h fvw a* altered rap* The locals mill' d
■ heir point in tim first fmm* 1.aural
scored *wo In the -ivond. ope |n the
fifth t»m |n th« sixth slid two In the
ninth flat ter h* ’l.alifel. Mein*. and
perry: Randolph, Konyef and A-houm *od
Brown ftandolnh Ma%s at Bloomfield
eundw v
44 » more I .oaf* •«» Odell
Wviimre. Neb. Wytnnrp 11 i ar I • ‘ - hind
baseball team ws* defeated at ' teij by
.hat tram Saturday afteinoun, 7 to 4
Drat From Amateur Diamonds
Howard llcvx.td and M. K. llunit :i
| have signed with Cudahy*
lewis Davis. Frank Freehin and .1. K
| Mitchell are new players who appeared
jin the lineup of the Nebraska Iowa Steel
Work* y»s*terday. David llulrig, Frank
Graham. George Farftl and Gene Frechlf
were released to make room for them.
Hurry Yungunt. tt<duml Scott and
.James Carey were signed last .week by
the Omaha Printing company and Art
i Peterson was given his unconditional re
lease.
Walter Green ha* become a member of
the Omaha Police nine.
The Omaha Steel Work* lot* signed
M. I... Miller and I .ester Nelson.
The HefWy Ho«s nine I* de*irouH of
ftcdiedullng an out-of-town game for
Decoration Day. Anyone wishing to
match a game with the Ron* team may ;
«*i mmuniefi! e with D«»de Hubatka at;
1007 South 12th street.
Simpson, the l/.minutive lift") Homs
hurler. will face the farter Lake club
today.
Two former high school star* will ap
pear In the Kinney Shoe lineup today
They are •-Beno" Sullivan, former South
athlete, and Husvell Snygg. erstwhile Tech
■tar.
A. K. Carry, manager of the Woodmen
of the World nine haa released liarri'
man and Krug, both outfielders.
Joe Mickle? and Kyan will he .Manager
Frank Greetra choice of batteries for tala
afternoon's game.
Warren KI birr, second baseman, wbo
went In for Peterson Inst Sunday and
held the Nebraska Tires to thr* e hif«.
will appear on the mound -for the
Sf hneM* r Klectrlcs against the Walter
•J. Clark* this afternoon f. Powtlewaite
will be cn the receiving end
(ieorge l’rohst and "Shorty** Lntnotte
will comprise the Nebraska Tira battery
against the Standard Laundry.
Here’s List of Owners and Horses
Who Will Appear at Ak Races
Horae and owner.
A ha dune, -Mrs. C. B Irwin.
Adonis. W. E. N'MelhuU*
After Night. A V- BfJIeau.
Alice By**rx, .1. la. Walker. .
Alleden, C E Dawson.
Anita K. C E. Orove*
Anna Chestnut. TUoina* If < rose.
Apple Blossom. Charles Horn.
Aramento. \V. M. Hitter.
Arrowhead. Milo Shield*.
Aryonna. B. F McClain.
Halefull. I W Kelly
Balfour. Nebraska Stable.
' Ben Allen. D. A. Moore.
Benny Fox, Fox A Johnsoi
n»i.c Welch? B F vt<c|Hii!
lietulnda. R N M*-Faclden
Hill Blackwell, C. E. drove*.
Bill Hpivine. H A Owen.
Bl»<k Betty Sunflower Stable
Bolala. E W .M*- Elroy
Bond, .lone* Stork Farm Stable.
Boot Black. Milo Shield*.
Boreas. Char!** Jrinen
Brandej*. Col R R Baker.
Bron.«*ton. William Fight.
By dolly. Milo Shield*
Call Me. W. .1 U'Hrien.
Camilla Muller, Colorado Stable.
Car! Robert*. E. K Sterrett
carlo* Enrique. F It Irwin.
Cannon Re*-. .1 A Hall
Cascade. W I*, dalfi**.
Ca*ey. Sam R Harvey _ ..
Catharine Marrone. John V >1 >tla.
Christie Bolter*. E E. Sterrett.
Citizen .1 N McFadden.
Cb ver Seth. Jon** Stock Farm Stable.
Coax Me. Sunflower Stable.
C O Doran. B E Davl*
Col Roc-klag Morse. Sunflower Stable.
Color*. B wolf#.
Co me utter. Mr* C H Irwin.
Cralr.c row. VV O Kohler.
Crescent. R. C Thatcher.
Crucible. H. T Reed
Da lev N, A B Wright
Dancing Star. ft. F McClain
Dav of Wrath. McAlpIn McPherson.
lie. eltful I’arl, Ralph <3 If fin
Del ah to. H F Me ’lain
Dinah. 11 Wolfe
I lominatnr. Ronny Tryon.
Dn Jo*.-. C K drove*
Dorlus R C Thatcher
Double Eye. Nebraska Stab!®.
Doubt left*. I*; W M« Elroy.
Dove*rooet, J F Side key.
Dr Blue*. Ak Sar Hen Stable
Dutv Huy. John P Mill#
Ka.t.r Light. Ralph Oiffln
Ellxah.th Itoh* rla. Hr .1 Ma-Dongla.
Kim.f \V Z ft M< Or . Km
Emily Wall.. \V. O. Knhl.r
K H CoH»r. J T. Johnaon.
F»lr Orient. R 1.. Dakar
I ts xy Ma». J A Hull i
Elh.rty, Sunflowar Kiahl.
Kloran.a n.m. H < onnall
Floaal. F. S. nvlll. Stahl.
Full Again. Fox * Johnaon.
Funny Joe "V D and It E llartlaon. |
Ooldla II. C K Dawaon.
I Intel, n Hjvar. Ralph Faraona
< 11.-n Wall, John P Mill.,
tin.iin.lh.lt. Milo Phi.1<1».
tleorgrtla. Mil" Bhl.lda
Hallou ■ Barry. It K Pavla
Hyi.al. lira.n, K McOragor.
Harry t) Mr». C. B Irwin
II . r rv luvli. Ir. W K N>I »• lh»tl»
II i|inv«if Sinf »«rr *'"bia
H ix.I tl.ll \|r» r It Irwin
H. ril.r, Mr*. B Irwin
Hnn.nl O.orga, W Him*.
Hubbub, J N M.Kadd.n,
Indlanoia. William Ph'U/'l
Innovation, spi.ar Sro»
1 w Harper. F R Irwin.
Jack Haii.r, H J.. Hakar
Ja.k Fountain, It Ripley
,1a.k l.urii*. E, W M.Elroy
Jaiqualla. R II MrCroaann
Jim Dalxy. R- l». Dakar.
John J. Kllay, A Doardinan
John S Haardnii, W K. Naaaelhaur
Judga Pryor, R. I. Bnk4r.
Koran. William Plourd
K.niuokv Umltaa. J A. Hall.
Fling M. .1 Hand.r
Korbly, Milo Hhlalrta
i.nly Hromiwai.r. t» W Swift
i.uily Oxford Dr J M' Donald,
l.ndy Praalon, W M Rltt.r.
lanly Vollmin.. William Plout'l
l.awranra Manning. It I. Bak.r
l.itn Frog R.lnh lllfflng.
I, - Dlnoaaur.. H F M.l taln
I ..lit <J l,.iahiy
I,.nla .May It A1 Ow.n
i.lnka J,.adpr. A Hnnrdiaan.
I.Hil. Ah., N.hraaka alahl.
| l,lbl.La llillla. I N Mi Failrtan
liOrkdala. John P Mill#
l.orr-na Marc.Ilia. Junaa ato.k farm *<a
01*
hot la <» rtfoa.
i hm llle .lohONon, Hon and .rohn
hin ky Hugh, B'lrt Warren
Mattel Krlph t’karle* Jonea.
Mabel Van J. A. I hiII
M aha l**V -f U Mah-ffijy
M A11 a. Hum* Hr TiIkr*
Manokitt. .1 A IItail
Margaret Blrtora. .I A Hall
Marlon Wood, June* atuck form atable
Marjorl# M«K#y. 7. K Mnlregoi
Mark Penun/do. .lonea Hock fatm ,
trie. I
Mary Kttahugh, H Wolfe.
Maud Kennedy, rharlM .lonra
May Beth. H Hrlahi.
Mayavllle, I' K H-;^f
M. -/.onion Me* It. AkI lot alald
Mebnhrlno J <’ M Kay
Mi lodv .Mat/, Ml All III Pheraon
Mildred Moutie, Pnlmer and T*e*
1 Mllhn. Ruble* M P heH«M*h
MNr Hiuah. II. M Pavla and M Hat
i - M In*
M lea Kmmil U. Jaini'N H Pttlkee
i Mlyn I'raulHitd. Nebraeka at able
M laaourl Hoy. II C Mel’oitnall*
I MUm I’a i tie 11, It M M.i’roaaon
1 Mlatake W .1 fl'llrlail
Mol lie It. w Mima
i >!fi\e P,| M »h. Ak pan algid r
Move out, Pi .1, M'Pouild
\li Kiut' f. I » and It .1 Mai me*
Mt v, Mr* r H Irwtn
| M m holdm*, Wllllatn Ploufd
N'ehraaka Jr me* I 0*iik>*e
Xebruakn l.ad». I' I* and It h Mai'*
j fieon.
\ titiaud. 7.. K Meliiapor
Nnonbniit MoitflnWaf atabl*.
Nm field Juhrt P. Mlila.
Norfolk Belle. II. E Davis and W J
Lewis.
Old Belle. J A Hall.
Old «’oin, Sam Orr
Old IVife, J. A. Hall.
-Old dinner. Jone* Htn< k Farm Stable
f'artpy O'Neil, C L. Hall.
Paul Connelly, T h Hnrn.
Pauline M . .1 A 11*11.
Pembroke. Sam (»rr.
I’ppper. K. W. MrKlroy
P*Tfoct Lady, J A Hall. >
Peter Pitraon. W Sima.
Plna«|Hana. P. K Irwin.
Pinecreat, .T L. Walker.
Plurality. .1 T John son.
Pretty Baby J. A Hu!'
Prince Befrill. P A Ssndtdge
Pro»|H*ro’a Baby. I’ W M«Elroy
Repent. Heovilh* Stable
R-y Hindoo 11. Spker Bros
Ring. Sunflower Stable.
Roscoe Boole, Mr* C M Irwin.
HunK'-orge. J y Mackey.
Rafferty. K c «v It .1 Marmet.
Rajah. Mrs. B Irwin
Rameau, H K, La vis and tv D Lewie
Rarid I d Royal. Jobes Stock Farm Sta
hl*
Reap. Mrs C. B Irwin
Kegr> so, Mr*» C II. Irwin.
Klinear Milo Shield*
Saddle * I#ady. A Boardman.
Sail Hom*. A Boardman
S.«n Siefatio. Nebraska Stable.
S*a Water. Spicer Bros
Seba, C. That* her
Second Thoughts, Jone* Stock Farm
stable
Serena. K c. Thatofler.
Seth’s Ak-Kar Hen, B F McClain
Seth's Dreira. Jones Stock Farm Sta
ble
Seth * Flower. B F M (Main
Seth's Memory. Joftes Stock Farm St*-1
Me
Settle. Mrs. C B frwjn
SlleSt Sam. J K Da via
Sister Su*.»- Mrs. C. B Irwin.
Smlngin Anns, A B. Wright.
S«»| UJIsey. H E. La vis.
Speedy Lady. P J Ihiffy.
Spinaasy K K Hterfett.
Kugarmlnt. P J Huffy
Hummer Sigh, A K McGregor.
Sundo, .1 A Hall
Sunny Ways, R< oriil# Stable.
Suspicion W. HI tie*
Tamblan, B F M-Oaln
Tantalus, (i W* Oltek
Tempv Duncan. Mrs (’ B. Irwin
Trn Buttons. 'Mrs. C H Irwin.
The Dure. P J. Huffy
Tiny Seth. H. «* McConntB.
Tis Seth. Jones Stock Farm Stable
Tom Oken*. K (' and It J Mann'! i
Tom Be..Is. W .? • V ijr * n.
T- m • a to. P A Hnnuldgr.
Tom Ellison, C. L Hall.
Tom M' Taggart. J A 'Wall. . *
Tot:i R - .1 It. W !* «; In* h ■' 1
Trinket. Z. K McGregor.
Truant, J K Marrigan
Trulane R. Rlplcy
Fcan. Ralph plffio 1
t’ncle Abe. Tho*. If Cross
Van Patrick. Mr*. G. B Irwin
Vera* CHOP*. Tho* Hattoway.
Victor A.. H Wolfe.
Victor M Tho* II Cros*
Maker Dant. Mr*. C It Irwin.
Whippet. A E McOregor
WttO Heather, Colorado Stable
Woodle Montgomery. Mrs C. B Irwin.
MnodUnd <Jue* n. T H Cross. •
Yukon. Mr* C t» Irwin.
Zora, H P LeBaugh
With the
b KNIGHTS
''mm. of the
GLOVES
('•pit. Itolt Roper. I lie (hl**tgo hrNM
wciaht. i* now under the management of
Fhll Pawl*. Roper baa lw«n doing moat
of hi* halt ling of lata in th- eaat. having
turned in fin" performative* In New York,
Brooklyn. Pittsburgh. Buffalo anti noaton
According to Prw la. Ilopet I* Imploring
• tendlly anti It will he only a ou*j»tbui of
time before Jack t>**nip»ev will id- foreed
to meet hftn
• • •
Kov I’rvel. the |‘itt*hnrgh lightweight.
to ragei to *how in tiioahu lie doesn’t
• are who ta aelaHed aa hi* opponent.
"Anyone in fhe world weighing between
1 :< i and 140 pound* will do M«» "Jet aev
Jou**. who ia looking after Fryel’g Inter,
eat* Fryel I* regarded mm on» "f th*
heat light weight* in th* • n“t. having d*
Muted such prominent bovs a* Ro hie
Mltnhtdl. «*’• | f > e I n n * y. Johnny# Hoy.
Knmklg P« ho. II, F.var Hammer. (Morse
(Young) Krne, Houti Ward. Tony Kill,
Jack Ferrr. Johnnv (Minton, ('harlle l'ltta.
Hammy Mo#sh» rg and Willi# (Young)
Hi ndu #11 among many other*
• • •
Kid II llllum* the llnltlhiort* tiger and
former world’* hrintninw eight champion.
Ilf** been allowing fine foi m of late ami
lb niioiaiPM. I -1* il 1 ■ Wi" la confident th**’
the kid would regain hi* |o*t title if h*
over *u"'oede«i in getting Jog Pynch Into
Hm ring with him
t i •
Mnrlv fro**, hard-hitting New I or I*
u * Hoi w eight, want* to display hi* wnn*a
in Oinpha. ('»•• ** with « r« * *»rd or PI
I* nook oat a in in® boiU*. !•* «oti*|nerrn (lie
li^rdoei pun* tint of hi-* weigitt in the hual
lies* I 'u H nr hi* talker Marty ha* mat
piiii 'b allv every write’weight ao.t middle
wMight or prontihrti* P ami boa*ta that iiii
one hna \ *( t»* • u able t.» lorn k him off
hta feet
Hloontflrld II In* Heel
Harilng’on Neb • The flrat annotil in
vliatiau track and fi*’ld !»»••• t which waa
stag'd by i'oihTi • r tig of th* HurHMk’du
High *• hoot us** a aucceag Mlnnumeld
Won the * up with a urn > of fP .1 p*nn**,
FI * IIIVI •• W U '✓ «*|,<I w th IP U hit' H*ll
rtalph indde 4 » loss ihlid by a«<M|ng
i3 1 • 3 puln 1 4.
—
Johnston to Play
^ as her for Title
By A*ftfe i.it fil I'rt-.*.
St Cloud, Alay 26—William M.
! Johnston of California and Jean
Washer of Belgium will meet in the
finals of the mens singles of the in
ternational hard court tennis cham
pionship tournament—the last tourna
ment at which the world's hard court
championship will !>e derided.
Washer earned the right to play
Johnston by his defeat today of the
young French player. Henri Cochet,
by the score of 6 1, 3-6. 3 6. 6-4. 6-3.
The same Belgian in 1921 met Wil
liam T. Tilden in the finals, but We fit
down to defeat in three straight sets.
The same old story of the hard
court championships and Riviera
tennis of the past two years will
obtain so far as the women's singles
are concerned, as Suzanne Lenglen
will meet Miss Kathleen McKane of
Kngland in the finals. Allle Lenglen
defeated Mrs. Beamish of Kngland
today. 6 1. 6 t, while Miss McKane
had little difficulty in overcoming
*Alme. Holding of France, "2. 6 2.
Mile Lenglen anil Opchet will play
against Ml < AI K tie and J. B <111
tiext of Kngland In the finals of the
miked do4bbm wh le Allle 1 .* ■ glen
and Mine. Holding may bring another
rhainplonshlp to France, when they
meet Airs. Beamish and kfiss M. Mc
Kane of Kngland, in the final of the
women's double*
J Brugnon and M Dupont already
have won the men’s doubles for
France, defeating Baton de Morpurg ,
of Italy, and M Ashlangul cf Arme
nia today, 10 12. 3 6 6 2, 6-3. « 4.
State League
Norfolk W In#
Norfolk. N-b, Muir N'orfoTk *hul
nut linml J<i«rd in an csrftln* to
4fv by * **or# of 3 to $ which ’h*
i»|t«h!n*c of Hli*. *n *no ntmnt «.? M
I>onn**H. th# hlttm* and fielding <>f Kd
<11# Trumnirr on Norfolk's <»nd ha*#
w#r# otr«'finding fhii'.urr* On *lir«# dif
ferent occMxbin# Trnmm*r <onv«*rted
Ne^niinKty sur# hits into outs
OUAND IM.ANU
AH II 0 A
O'Reiljr. t-f 4 1 1 W
Huf*T 3b 4 n 1 1
M«tt, M 1113
Ma' a* ri* lb 4 S 14 0
Mr O’I, t 4 2 11
Tho on. 2b 3 •* 4 t
tlorbrl, rf 4 0b 1!
Hof an, IT 10 4 0
R«w«rt, v .3004
Total 32 7 24 13i
* NORFOLK
ABJI «» A
Ath on. *.* 4 11s!
Trtim r, ib 3 *• 4 3
<’*«#>, U» 4 3 9 1
Uouii' ib i o i o
M< «*ty 3b k 1 1 a j
Rei>. cl 3 ft 1 0
Holl y. »f 1 0 2 \
Clark, c S V • 0
Hilton, p 3 3 0 a
Total l T IT 11
soura Kv TTinma*
Grand Inland ..,.039 939 090 — 0
Norfolk 909 091 OOt 3
Summart - Itumt Athorion. Trummor. :
Hiitnn Krror. Sir'*, .31 .(,!-■ n Athrrtnn,
Two-baa* hit* Hltton. Madam. siotm |
.. rhlj/ - '
. ' .. V , I .
s '■ ■■ 11, I 1- ,0. H.,-. . , n
lulu- Off Milton 1, off RwarL, I
Struck out Mr Hilton, 7, t,r h*w#Ha. 2
t mpir#. \\ altar. Tim#, 1 39.
Illliro 33 In Hot (torn#.
■»atn.. N#b . »tn.» H lloairl#. liMk
’■•**' game of I he n>>rtre from Hatt
tnga here tins afternoon. I in : lfeatrU*
Bound ml Wright hard in the opening.
*aR?iL**r *. home run rgm# in the ft rat '
inning With a man on base. S^ort’
tfJUITlNa*
A H II o A
Amsti. rf & 0 i y;
‘gP»*T. 8b 8 3f3!
rotntm. If 4 1 s q
Q'C'nor.fb 4 2 18
VV l lists, • loft oj
}4t ha k. ns 4 8 1 I j
Ho«an. rf 4 0 ® . 0,
Turwn. lb 4 t 9 ii
Wriahl. p 1 u o 1|
Burks, p 2 0 0 1
tNa*«J 10 0 0
Total* 3fi 8 24 9
BEATRICE
AB >1 a. A
O'U’r. cf b 0 o 0
8h»w. lb 4117
utjitm, ** it 3 1
f'liac lb 4 : 4 3
ip^ah^r* If » l 2 o
Wrlfh. If 4 0 10
Lindahl, lb 1 111 0
I’nner r 114 0
K-lb.il. p 4 - 1 4
Total* 30 IT 27 1»
* Batted fur Burk# in ninth
Srore by Minina*
Bant man non ton 010—2
Beatrice 312 00V oft—f
i Summary—Buna Rptay. VVillrt* Shaw.
U'Learv Sugg* Speaker Lindahl. Lager.
K*ttegbl#l. I.trm* t) Connor tf» Wllleta,
Schaof#rUȤ HI. Lindahl Home run:
Speaker Stolen1 has#*. Shaw. Su«ga.
>Vi*lah. Bacrjlrtee hit# Shaw. Lngar lia
ble playa: Rhaw to Sugg* to Lindahl Hat- '
tm be 11 tunaxetgted » L*ft on ha*#* ll««i
! thga 10. Beatrice, ft Ba*e« on ball#:
|'»ff Wright. .1 „ff Murk# 1 off Kitten
I hell. 2. Sii u* k out By Wright. by
Bui ke. 1. by httrnbefl. 4 Hit* Off
\N right. *» In | inning*, off Burk.- 2 in &
finglng*. off K. (t»tib« il. ;♦ Wild pilch
! K«ttenjtril Lotting uit»hn Wright I m
I hire M yem Tim*- H»
—-- . • |
4 m ole* (lent I Inrtdti
| Lincoln. S'*b May 2b. Fair bury
hopped on \ <tithouttc when ne i racked in
i the eighth for two dni|b|>>« A.id t WO
i elngleg. whh h iroroil three tuna and »-n
Bbled th* Coyol ten In begf Line..Mi In I he
firal game of the mil-* here tndty. 2 to
2 Sunie brilliant fielding l-.hlud ton
houtl* helped keep the t'uyiitte* rutile**
until that turn. The *. ore
\ KAIIlllLUY
' Alt II O. \
M.r, t». * 0 J 1
KwOI,«% i.52
l-««\ MU » I 2 4
Mil*'. « f 4 110
linn*. lb 4 110 3
<1'ilwin. :'l» I l 2 J
IVhb*M. rf 1 n i 0
i n i n
I.ovh h. i* 4 n i
Tot m Im S\ T 17 14
UNi' >I.N
AM M O A
rwrdt. If 4 16 0
T««tH t\ *'f lOio
Clt'volM. U» So||
MTtty. I b I 0 14 0
I»>P. Sh 10 0 4
M *lur t. •**« I 1 ! o
KI r> H ^ 1. i f ‘ICQ
fitnkt'V, « .1*>4|
\ hH‘u* 1* y •* i
T'il*U .10 4 IT 10
Athletics Lose
Eleven Inning
Game to Yanks
Pifilatlclpliia Tics Count in
Eighth Only to Drop Extra
Frame Contest by 10
lo-8 Score.
Philadelphia, May 26.—The Phila
delphia Athletic* spotted New York a
live-run lead in the early innings of
the final game of ihe series here to
day and then tied the count in the
eighth only to lose in the 11th by
a score pi 10 to X. Shibe park was
jammed by an excited crowd which
overflowed into the field and ground
rules were necessary. Hasty and
Mays started the game and both were
driven out of the box in the fifth in
ning.
"Babe” Ruth hit his ninth home
run of the year in the third inning
with two on bases.
NEW YORK.
AB.B.O.A.
Witt.of 7 6 2 0
Dugan. 3b 5112
Ruth.If 6 2 0 0
Pipp.lb ft 2 14 1
MeurH.rf a 4 2 0
Hchanir.c 4 2*1
Ward. 2 b 6 3 2ft
Scott. SB 4 0 2 2
Mayn.p •: 0 1 2
Hoyt.p 10 0 1
P* nhot-k.p 2 10 1
xSmlth 1 o 0 0
McNally,** i» « 0 0
Total* 4X 20 82 18
rHlL.AU 1 MIA.
AU.il < • a.
MiitSiif 5 2 10
Hale.ab 5 3 2 0
I'erklns.r 4 "J 10 1
Hauser,lb 55 1 7 0
/.Miller •» 0 0 0
Welrh.rf ♦; 0 5 0
Hallow..** 5 12 1
MHow.lf 5 12 1
Dykes.2b H 2 2 7
Hasty, p 110 2
Heiraaeh.fi 3 2 0 1
HruKay.Jb 10 2 0
zWalkef 0 0 0 0
Rommel.t> 0 0 0 1
zRleonda I 0 0 0
s8ch»*er 10 0 0
Totals 49 15 33 14
Ipj’kci out. hit by batted ball.
xHatted for Scott in 11th.
^Halted for Hauser in eighth.
/Hatted for Hetmach in 10th
/Hatted f«.r JRGowan in 11th.
zlialied for Rommel in 11th.
Vfff York . ... . 003 040 109 02—10
Philadelphia. .110 022 020 *»0— I
Summary — Runs WJtt (2), Dugan,
Ruth t2t. Pipp. Megsel <2>. Schang. Ward,
Matthews <2>. Hale. Galloway. Me*
Gowah Dykw. Helmach <2) Error#: Hale.
McGowan. Two-base hits: Meusel (2),
Dyke* Witt Pipp. Ward. Hauser. Mat
thews. Hale, lloifre run: Ruth Stolen
baftet*: Schang. Pipp. Sacrifice hit* Hau
ser. Dugan. Schang. Hale. Double play:
Dykes to Hauser Reft on bases New
York. 14 Philadelphia, 13. Bases on balls:
off Hoyt jw off Penned*. 4 off Hasty.
- off IfelrrwPh, 2, off Rommel. 2 Struck
out: By Mays 1; bv Hoyt. 1 by Pen
roi k, i ; bj Hasty. 1 by Jtaimarh 4;
by fiofnmel. 1 Hits Off Hasty, <♦ in 4 1-3
innings, off Heima<h. * in 5 f-3 «inings.
off Hummel. 3 jn 1 inning: off Mays. 9
In 4 1-3 inuings. off Hoyt. 5 in 3 1-3 in
ning-- off Pennock. - in 3 1-3 innings
Winning pltchei : Pennock. loosing pitcher
Rommek Empires: Dinneen and Owens.
Time: 3.06.
\ angilder W in* Pitcher*"
Hattie From Cleveland
St T#ouie, May 26.—A base on balls to
Jfi'-otMbin th- only one issued by Uhle,
and St«ve O'Neil's thr**e-tAa*e wild throw
on Williams sacrifice in the ninth Inning
enabled St Ln.ns to defeaf Cleveland to
day, l to n „ The game was a pitchers’
battle between I’hle and Vangllder
CLEVELAND
A U HO A
J'm't'n. If 4 12 0
WTnby..2b .10 13
fipealt’r. r*f 4 1 10
Brower, lb 4 1 * 1
Stimma. rf 5 o ! 0
bp 3 0 2 2
Butxke. 3b S 1 1 3
O N>UI. c . 0 7 0
lTile, r 3 111
Total* ;i :• 24 io
ST. LOUIS
AB.H O A
Tobin, rf 4 10 0
(l«»rbfr, «« 4 1 2 3
J'b’aon. cf 3 1 6 o
Wili'ms. if 3 1 3 0
M M n*i. 2b 10 11
• ’ollina. c 3 0 12
H b ti n. 3b 1 o 1 1
Skhb’r. lb i o ia o
V*n*’dr. i* 1 o « 4
Total* 20 4 27 1 1
Cleeelaml . . #flf ##4 #00—0
st !'*ui* , aoo oeo i —i
Von# *ut when winning run su-ored.
Sun.u." »' — Ku'i Jaeobaon Error*. J.
Srw-11 O'Neil!. McManus. Two bene hit:
l.utxk* Sac-rlfhe hit* Wnmi-»san»
Summit William* Double play: tierber
McManus t.« Srhliebner Left on bk***:
Clpteisnd. *. St Lout*. 0 Haae on ball*:
"'f 1*hle 1. fit Vanatl.lf r^4 *5fru«k
nut: Hy*L’h!e. * Cmplree Connolly and
Urmaby. Time: 1 45.
V> hite Sox \\ in Third Lame
in Surcetiitioii From Detroit
tieir-oif. May 24—Fbirafo won Ite
•bird / eh' vb * .re over l ptroit today
? to l/irhffi ehttrp fielding behind Thurs
ton ut off i h rente nine rallies. A pass
to 8h*el», followed by K«rrmVa two ba»
K-r. gave th" White So* their ftret run
i'ttfsm.. tstfve doubles by Htwiper and M» *
deilan irors'l the other.
CHICAOO
An ?! Cl A
rt 4 3 1 ft
*n 1** * €
r’orn*. tb ,4 o i 4
M*M . f >«»3 *•
Phe*??, lb 2 <113 V
K»!h if 4 n 1 f
Kitnim }b 4 ! « 2
SfchMik, r 4 1 3 ©
Tbu'n. 3 0 l ;j
Total* 32 S 27 1«
DETROIT
A B H O A
ilatt'y. •» & 0 2 0
Hid# lb 40101
« nbb cf 4219
V*trh. If 4 3 2 0
H Im'n. rf 4 1 2 4
Pratt. 3b 4 1«1
rih'w, 3b 1 9 1 4
Baw'r, * » 0 6 l
Drum t> 3 3 12
zMsfi’h 1 \ 00
»Phfl 110 0
Total* St U 27 12
a Hat red for * ut«haw in fth.
iTUitrd for I>ium in fth
i'hirggn .01® "I® ©00—2
I *et rot?.600 ftl« 000—1
Summitj—Rtana Hooptr, Pratt.
Kr Tnr* Kimin Mane) Pra’t Tnro-ha*e
hita: Komm Hm)p»r M<"t'l*dlan. Three
ba**» hit Pratt. Stolen baa? Kimm.
Ka< rlfir# hit*. McClellan (J). Battler
Upuble tiih> * Kimm *o f'nlllfia »o
Sh «> -1 r . Thurnton to Shrrlr to S-ha!k:
Pat!*? to Blue I^eft ©n ha*»* Chita®*,
• Detroit, 9 Baa** on hall*; Off Pauaa.
1 Stru-k out By Pau**. 2 empire*
Nalhn, Bvana and Holme« Time. 1 47.
Had Outfiidding Costly
for Boston Red Sox
• • , • V : ' - ' K e m«
' ; B(.«t , n s t o
'Va.«hlrgt*»n today The »ror# «m j to
.
the I?ft rep«er field fenr® in eerefth
nff Mo*rI«fke and h»a *in®le In the ninth
« ofei® (turn* from arcond and km the
*i®nal for Mogridjt* to retire |n favor of
Hun* ell
A SHI NO TUN
An H O A
ntu+c*.3b 4 s ♦♦ 3
* HarrU.fb 0 13 3
Ki<’*,rf A110
J 1 4 ^
4u«liu lb 4 0 10*
Kvam.rf 3140
f-Vcklnp m 4 1 o 1
Uharrity.r 114 2
Httol.f ooio
Moffrl4iro.il 3 10’
HusuHt.p 0 0 0 1
Total* 34 10 2? 11
sorrov
AH R O A
MHrhsU.sS 4 11S
Ui« mifh.r 113 1
P+lrhI«,tf 4 *». 3 o
r.***i rf 3 o ; «
Burns, lb 4 113 3
12 0 0
9.1 rrilHns o o a o
Ph«nk*2b 4 2 31 I
M Mil! n.3b 4 a ; |
* hmk# u J a 3 3
Totals Vi ~7 tl Tl
titan ror J liirrla in .ninth
ushlnamn ©#0 JGO KM—S
t.>n GOG Gun 1G1—1
Summery —. Run* IJiuet** Rice. t'*< km
reujrh Hirni, .1 Horn Krrftr* M Har
ris, ilbarHty. Mogfht**, J Mart* Twn
tc •» H • - Thu1 *•» hit- Hi e
Homo run. .1 Harrla Sacrmop* Keans.
Muirrhlact l>ouhlc play* ittuea* to S
Harris to Judge (|i . Khmke to Hurns
l eft on haae* Washington, J; flostnn. •.
»in-o on hall* off Ma'ifing*. ?. off
Muiikr S Struck out Hi Mnarlday 4
It IHtaaeH I hv Ktiinko. t Hit** Off
Mogrldgs f m l I ’ Innin** off Russell 0
in S3 in lain* Hit bv pitched hat! Ily
t-'hmk.- inincirei W|1«t pitch Mogrldae
Winning pitcher- Mogrtde* 1'mrlres.
MorlaMt t*, Hon land and Hildebrand
Time 1 :Af
Mien Holds W irhila and
Oklahoma Wins Contest
i >fc In htmm t’|t> Ok! May It —A'ki
hold Wlihlia saf<- while Oklahoma City
hunched tlmelv hits with bases on ball*
Mu-s*m 4Hil Mr Samara to heat the
league lenders he».» todat t to b Scan
WICHITA
A H HO A
Smith, if 4 1ft
Cnnlan. «*f ft $ 0 ft
Huflar. 5h 4 1 f f
Hiatt'y If 4 2 1
M I*.. II lb 4 ' 4 o
Hriffln. |b 2 ft I I1
11lllf*> Jb I o I o
n.. k. ** 4 2 l ft
M'Mul'n. c :i ft 4 I
M'ii»pr. u ft ft ft u
M'lu r*, i* 5 1 ft 1
ft Hum i ft n n
Tot ala 5ft IP 24 14
OKI. A CITY
AH.II O A
Tm*\ Sill
M Nnlly.lb 1 i 4
K'il*<*r !f 4 110
1 lh A 1 O 0
Of'urdl rf 1 o 4 0
*a 4 1 S 1
Hock, rf J 1 5 o
I -lltp v 41«0
All.n, |» 4 0 1 S
Ttdal* 11 in 57 »
* Unit ml tor MrNnmAin in ninth
lVl,hll« ini inn 111—1
M.ilii'ion t it) 42S inn no*—*#
Sutntmn Nun* imlth Pnnlmi Pinko*
io% ii . u oit Tnto \'i Mi'Niii* iii r*i.
•’*r I.*) Ptntoiu* f5 ) Kn«n«. Hullo* Mr*
Niilii Ti •' !<«*- hit* Pan fin Mi* Nil hr.
lWk Huor'f In* hll- MrNktfy If,». k ftio
1 n 1m* llm le* tin hill* Off Al
loti off Mu**er 4 «ff MrNimai* 4
rmk «*u| M) Allen 4 lo ? hr
VtiN*rn<ii 4 Pun* *n-t hit* off Muon
*«il i1 in l ? ' tnmna* off M* Namur*
* *n«4 4 Ii •> 3* .1 inn ini* l-nulnt pllrW'
"ihmi Willi nil* '%• *» MpNiwara I ? )
P.iMn | hull xiiMnl^fn Potihl# ol*>* \i*
' -n In fowl*! V l(*'n in M«N»ll» to In
il'*fuc iliM-k !>■ M** M ill let) I" ••rpnwell.
l.efl u* h***« \v it hm * oklnimm* *"to
P Plltpiie* Jvn i*n *ml Khunnon TlHu
l,hi.
Colorado Mines
Win Golf Play
Colorado, Springs, Colo., May 26.—
The Colorado School of Mines won
the Rocky Mountain conference golf
, tournament today over the Broad
moor course, nosing out Colorado col
! lege 24 1-2 to 21 1-2.8
The University of Colorado was
third with IS 1-2 points and the Uni
; veralty of Denver fourth with 11 12.
Harry Jones of Mines won the in
dividual championship with 18 points.
Captain Kzra Cornell of Colorado col
lege was second with 10 fK>inta while
Hayliss of Mines and Coleman, of
Denver University tied for third with
8 points.
MinVs won the individual scoring
trophy for the highest number of
. points in putting, driving, approach
* ing and medal play.
KdJehcr's Home Kim in
Ninth Beats Cincinnati
Chicago. Mur 2«—Johnny Kellehar’a
run drive Into the left Held bleach
•m after two were out in the Sth in
ning. gave Chicago a 5 to 4 volnfory ov*r
j Cincinnati in the final game of the series
! here today. The visitors had taken the
Je.fi by bunching hit* behind the Cub*
error*, but Chicago rallied and tied the
count in the sixth J>y bunching bit* Be
i hind Hums error arid a ban* on ball*
CINCINNATI
AI3.HR.O A '
Burn*:, rf 4 2 2 ('
Daub t. lb 4 3 12 I
Dunc'n. If 4 l 1 0,
Roueh. < f 4 13 0
i Bonne. 2b 3 1 1 3
! Pln'li. 3b 3 1 l j*
. Ca'vj. «n 3 ] J 11
Wingo. « 4 2 4 0.
i Rlxey. p 4 0 17
Total 23 11 13 '
/
CHICAGO
AB H O A
£Hafst rf 220
Holl'er. ns. 5 0 5 3
Kelj cr. 2b 3 3 1
Har t, lb 3 n H 3
Frlberjr. 3b 3 2 1 1
Miller. If 4 2 10
Heath’te. rf 2 1 1 0
zAdarn*. 110 0
i'%l!'a'n. rf l •• l •*
O'Far*!. c 2 o », 3
Osborne, d *2012
zGrfmea. 1 0 0 0
c'heevea. p 1 0 0 t
Total *.p. II 27 15
*Two out when winning run scored,
zbalted for Hegthcots In sixth
aBarted for Osborn© In sixth^
Score bv Innings
.Cincinnati . .. nl2 010 flea — 4
• hidtgo . .oOl 003 001 — L
Summary—Runs Burns. Daubert.
' Roush. Bohne. Mat*. Kelleher. Priberg.
Miller. Adams Errors Burns. Hollocher.
Farrell, Two-bait hits: Kelleher. Dun
'■an. Miller. Statz. Horn© rune: Burns.
Kelleher. stolen base* Roush. Bohne (21.
Sacrifices: PinellJ, O'Farrell and L'anory
Double plays: Rixev to Cavsney to Dau
j bert: Kelleher to Hollocher to Hartnett;
j Hartnett to Hollocher. Left on bases:
1 Cincinnati, f: Chicago. % Bases on balls:
tiff Kjx* VT 3. off Osborne. 1. off Cbeevea.
1 Struck out: By oaborne, 2: by Rixey,
2; by Chcevc* 2. Ilita: Off Osborne. f» ;n
i » innings off Chtevts. 2 in 3 innings Win
! nine pitcher Cneeves Umpires Hart
'anti McCorro. k Tfme 1:55
New York Giants Defeat
Philadelphia Phillies
New York. Maj- I* —Th. N-w York N»
tlonals defeated the Phillies today. 4 to 3.
t'Jaude Junnard besting Charlie Glaznsr
!n a pitching duel, although Glaxner
fanned six of MeGraw'# men Tieraey nit
his second home run in two days The
Giant* won th«* gams In the eighth when
K* y sent Young home with a triple ts
left after Young had deubled. Score:
PHILADELPHIA
ABHOA
Mokan.if £220
W UU *,3b 4 111
Wlll'ma.cf 4 0 0 0
Walker, rf SOI©
T>*rnejr,2b 4 2 S 2
Hoik*, lb 4 0 7 0
P'k’aon.** 4 0 fl 2
Henifna.c 4 2,81
Oiacnar.p 2 0 0 I
x Mltch*ll 10 0 0
Total* 3£ 7 24 7
NEW YORK
AR H O A.
B'croft.ae 4 3 2 *
«roh b 4 ft f '1
Friech.2h 4 12 5
Mf uael.lf 4 14ft
Tounr.rf 3 12 0
Kelly, lh 4 2 11 0
«Ar nell,cf 4 110
Snyder, e ."140
Jonnard.p 4 0 0 2
Tot*!. 24 11 27 13
xBetted for Glasner in ninth
Score by innings:
Philadelphia.20$ 00$ 610—t
N#W York .100 02$ $1*—$
summary—Kuna: Mokan. Wright atone,
Tierney. Bancroft. Orph, Young Snyder.
Krrori: Wrlghtatone. Bancroft Two-base
hit*: Mukan Tierney. Wrigb'ttone Ban
croft iJ*. Young. Three hgae htl* Meueel,
Kelly Home run Tierney Double play*:
Bancroft to Friarh to Kelly; WnghtJMone
to Tierney to lloike. l.»d t»n base* New
York. *; Philadeipha. 7. Has-; on ball*:
«'*ff Jonnard. 2. off Giasner. 2. Struck
out: By Jonnaid 4 by Gtatner. t Los
ing pitcher: Glaaner. 1'mpire*: Moran
and K«nneran Time: 2;0i
St. Louis Cards Triin Pirates
in First Game of Series. 5-1
Pittsburgh. May 1(—Pittsburgh lost Ua
tl.-at a|mi of the *e»aon on it* home
ground* today. St. Louiy'-winning the las?
same of the ’ to 4. breaking the
Pirate* w nnmg streak of straight
game* The •'ordinal* won the game m
the ninth inning by scoring two run*
aftc- th* • had ’>1 the * ore in the
e gbih Pirate* rallied ia their half of
the ninth. Grimm and Rawing* each
got single*, tut only one rwr. wa* scored.
•ST. LOUIS
AB.H.O A
Blade*. If i • 3 9
Mann, rf 5 3 3 0
Tot»>r 2b 3 1 2 $
Baler, lb 2 1 » 0
Stock. 3b 2 1 C 1
Mr era. »f 4 3 % 1
mi 4 t t-1
Aina ith. C 4 1 4 •
* Smith {> t* h a
Cl*- one. c 1 t 1 1
Ham**, d 4 i u 2
Total* Tc 12 27 1 '
PITTSBURGH
AB H A.
iil«. m 4 f* 1 0
L'afty. ft SIS®
'4420
Barnrt. rf 4 I 2 l
Tr* or. 3b 9 1 1 l
On in. lb 4 2 7 1
Ra'in*a, fh 4 l « 4
8 hmidt. c 4 e 4 2
Coo par. i-3lt3
lliunMil 0 0 0 0
Total* . yTTIfTs
uiRn r »r Ainsrattn in esamn.
xBatted for Cooper in ninth
444 412—•
24! 441—4
Summary—Run* Toporeher. Bottomley.
S Mv#r- s : ltd B i *4. B,.rn4
hart, Crimp.. Error*. Norn- Two-bant
hi?*. Mann, Carey. Biibee (1). Three
base hits. Barnhart. Mann Sacrifice
hit* Bottom!*) . Mr»rt, Haines and
Stork I'oohle p lay* Rawttng* to Hrtmm:
Stock to Toporcer :♦ Bott. tnley. Left
«n has**: Si Louts. 14. Pittsburgh. S.
rinses on hall# Off Haines. 1; off Cooper.
Hit hr nftrho 1 h.i* * Vi’D*
Vntofret Ki*m and Wilson*
Dirkorinau Shut# Out
Boston Brakes, to 0
Brooklyn. May !l —l.eo Dlcksrman shut
cut Boston mitn five hi?# today Brook
lyn winning. 5 to <• Th*- Brooklyn pitch
er w»s in trouble only once. tn the
seventh »i%n, n *. when the H:avss had
the bases rilled with one out. but a fast
double play stopped them Emir hits.
• pa»* and three Boston errors in the
third inning gtve the Bodffer* their five
runs
BOSTON
A H H O A
I'owoll.cf 2 I 0
South* .rf 2 0 1
BoocJtol.Sb 4 1 1
Mclnnti.lb 4 i ft
i rum#.If 4 0 1
4 1 2
Conlon.2b 2 0 2
ft Hut* oil 1 1 »
Smith Jb 0 I *
O N#ll|.r 2 9 0
dowdy,* ooo
Rudolph p 1 o o
donow p f « fl
Tot Till! 7;
BROOKLYN
AB H.O A
Nala cf 4 0 » «
J-'hiwi .2b 4 : a 4
T tJriff rf 4 S 2 ft
4 5 I •
Fsurnlar lb 3 1 10 a
M‘Curran.3b I a a 4
H if h.sa 4 14 4
Tsylor.c 4 1 1 a
1>«« harm r 4 l 0 •
' Totals ST II IT IS
*Rntted for Con l on In MV# nth
|to*t >>n .% ,; «... . on# ### A##—#
Brooklyn ,005 #00 ##*—4
Summary — Runs. Johnaton. Wheat.
Fournier, Mefarren. High Error# • Cruise.
Kopf. , Con ion Thu has* hit tlnffith
I'rtubl# nlaya' O'Neill t« Conlnr to
O'Neill; High to Johnston to Fournier
Left on bases Boston. «; Brooklyn. I#
B«s**s on hall#; Off Rudolph. 2. off
Blcherman. t Struck out By Rudolph.
1. hy tlenewlih. i hy l>tckerman, X \
Hits Off Rudolph, * In three inn mg*
off (IfMtlrh. 5 in fire innings Wmning
i trhe Rudolph Empire# Quigley and
I'firman Time it#
“(o’* W illiam**' Homer in
Sixth HeaU Oiler;*, l-l
St Jomepll. Mo Mojt 2* V> Wll -
Hams' hother in the s.xth with Iwo men i
or hates gave St Joseph Ihe opemng
clash against Tuiss her** today, t to 1,
Ledbetter allowed hut two hits, both com
ma in thr fourth Inning when Tubas 1
scored da ion* run
H< ,»! r
Tl \
A H H O A
b-ni, If 4 o t A
Th un. 3b 3 1 ft t
bavin, r( 4 ft I ft
InonK. rf 4 1 4 ft
MPt th 4 9*1
Hau'n. Ih 3 ft £ 3
1 .#•» •• 1 * « «
i'r<*nhv, • 3 • ft f
Tat am, |» 3 ft ft ft
Tat at* St I it l«t
ST JOiKPH
v It I! O A
TV*®, H 5 t i «
pr*v w a ! i •
l.«‘W »», If 4 I 4 f
'IrtifPr, rf 4 4 I |
«J‘U a* I a ? *
\t»f**r, Jb 4 J $ t
wm * ii» * <i ii i
Pl#ir». » 3*|l
Utl r r a i • i
T«4«V* a* 1 »T 19
s 1 winpwir nut Miming mini •trlM.
s« «r*» hv mntng*
si jo»*>|in »a« ©©t.-«
Huiix I h.'inOfvn | rntn, Mr
Tulgn ©n© t©© g«tg.JZ|
©*• NiiNi. vs il!Um« Klrur* | m.
•'v, Nut.'iT William* K«trnr<l run* TuU*
l St 4 tin*'* on b* I It i iff
T©tutn, i off ! Sirurh nut
li\ r * i unt, H, hy l.*«ll>«*t i<*r I l.afi on
Tui^a « si « rno o**
hi** 1-ntSii* i ii«mi'*»*ii Ifom* run \\ it
l»»Hi« s*<tfii* nil* Mi own# gm+ti
iillW»l. Hou can. Thuiti|*ciu l m
niir* Uafrntv ©nil runiin Turn i ;P
Laundrymen ^
Murphys Shorn
Fatten Avera&
Doddmen Play Nebraska 1
and Murphys Meet U.
Engibemen—W. O* ^
Taekle Knights.
Thirty-second ami Ilewey„ ^K|||
Mjitkc, « .o:h.'i*ff:n*=l lie
h of C against W. <J \S . BBH
Fontenelle. «B&
Paxton Billiards against Kinney
.Nebraska Tire- against Standard l.^B|
Miller B
Vmton M»r' hint- ag* ns? Sherman
chants. ^B
Schneider Electric against W ^B
Clarks. IB
Nlver*iew. B
Christ Child Juniors aga nst Brown Pi^B
Merchants.
L'. P. Enginemen against Murphy*. J|
West Elmwood.
I Met x club ;*ga.nst Naples Bank. B
Corr Electric* against Union SirnkyardB
lia*t Elmwood. IS
Fu AT-Jo against leaven worth Mefl
i chants 1
Y >1 H A againat Omaha Camp. Ml
W A 1
Athletic. jl
West Side Boosters against Christ Chill
I
Post office Employee againat Westcrffl
Union. 1
farter Lake t lub
Carter ^ake lub agair-t Betsy P.o-s.
QUAY’S amateu*
menu in the M**h
t opolitan league
is prepared M
such a manner thl
two of the stronB
egt teams will pal
1ake of the well
known “duelq
soup soup."
■Ql ltdr The Murphy-™
Hl*. . Did-Its, who are^B
treading the tup' V
rung in the class A league, have the B
lowly V. P. Englnemen as opponents 1
in the feature game at Rivervletv ’
park, while the Standard Laundry
nine, which is snapping at the league
leader's heels, clash with the Nebras
ka Tires.
While the Tiremen have succeeded
in staying on the winping side of the
leader, they are doomed to partake
of defeat today, unless old man dope
sees fit to tilt the dope receptacle.
The game which will bring into ac
tion the -most evenly matched club*
is the one at Thirty-second and Dewey
avenue between the Knights of Co
lumbia, who have won three and loat
one, and the Woodmen of the World,
who are on a fifty-fifty basis with two
wins and two loses.
A. R. Garey, manager Of the Wood
men, will start Jim Moore against the
Knights.
Speedy Stake Horses
Will Race in Omaha'
(tostiosea From Pace One !
tertained the fans of the big eastern
ovals with their winning ways.
They are horses that will fit In
nieoly in the handicaps and siake
races that are to be decided during
the forthcoming meeting. And unless m
'we miss our guess the Aba da nag. Sec
ond Thoughts, Wild Heathers and such
will have to step their fastest to beat
them if indeed it can be accomplished.
Cain is bringing a crack pilot in
Jockey R. Doyle, a lad who scored im
pressively with his clever riding at
New Orleans and more lately at Ken
tucky. Astride of these blue-blooded
thoroughbreds he will have much ojp
pur?unity to show his saddle skill.
At this writing it is not known
what Jerome Respess and Dick Wil
liams are bringing. But safe to say \
these horsemen will unload some won
derful stock. Both are breeders who *
have sent to the races horses of es
trordmary speed and are known to
own runners that earn winning brack
ets wherever they are raced.
In the same shipment wiU come the
equines owned by George Prumhelier
-•f Walla Walla. Wash. This sports
man. who is rated at several times a
millionaire, ia an anient devote* of
racing and always keqps his stable up
to a high standard, weeding out the
has been* and replacing them with
horses of class. In his shipment will
come My Reverie. Last Effort. Wolf s
Cry. BedASgle. Grayson. C. A. Com
iskev, Mabel Rule and Go.
Colonel Baker Here.
Dondas also notified the Ak-Sar Ben
management that several first-class
jockeys have made preparations te .
come here to ride.
One of the noted arrivals of yes ten
day was Col. R. L. Baker of Lei inf
ton. Ky., whose horses precorded him
here, having been shipped direct from
Tiajuatw The genial southerner ha*
been Spending a short vacation at Ris
home in Lexington. He report* that
there is much interest being manifest
ed In Kentucky over Omaha racing
and that the noted breeders of hi*
state are looking upon the Nebraska
racing as an added stimulant to tho
breeding industry. Colonel Baker lost
little time In journeying to the track
where he inspected his horses which
have been in charge of his trainer.
He was delighted with the splendid
condition of his stars. Jack Bauer
and Jim Duisv. and also voiced ht*
approval or the appearance of Power,
Judge Pryor. Fair Orient and Bran
dels. The latter, a well bred H-year
add. wa» mimed after Oeorgv Brandeit
and Colonel Baker is particularly
anxfnu* that tins speedy trick show
to hi» boat advantage while twine
raced here
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