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Redickr Loses Semi-Final Match in Transmississippi Golf Tourney to Bockenkamp by 7 and 6 Two St uis Player to Meet for Title Today Omaha Man Is Away Off Game and Encounters Much Hard Luck in His Match. , 1NXIKAH DA, Club, Minnea polis, Minn., June 29. — John ■\Vredlek of Oma ha was elimin ated from the T 1 a n s m i s sis sippi tourni ment In the semi-final round here today by Dick Bockenkomp of St. Louis, 7 up and 8 to play In a match which was nip and tuck until Bockenkamp reached the top of his game on the (list nine holes of the afternoon round and went to the turn six up. There Redick mare a temporary s.and by winning the tenth hole with a 15 foot putt after Bockenkamp had , driven Into woods and had made a brilliant recovery which took him to the edge of the green. Kediek Stymied. The rally ended there. However, Kediek. was stymied on the eleventh green and lost, the hole standing six down and seven to play and was stymier again on the twelfth where Bockenkamp brought the match to •in end by sinking a difficult side , hill putt. At the end of the morn t ing round in which neither player s had done liis best^ Bockenkamp wus * two up. lie was out in 40, to 42 for ■ Kediek. It might have been one up * had not Bdckonkamp run a 30 foot - putt for a birdie 40 on the long fourteenth. In fact the entire result might have been difficult had n?t Bockenkamp done that same thing on a number of other holes. He was outdriven father consistently but his shots to the green were 'so accurate that he had very little dftflculty put * ting to do and when he had a long r. putt to make he made it. Redick, on the other hand, was slightly off his M best form when within range of the 1 green,1 He saved very few shots by t< laying his chips dead and missed the 5 green entirely with his long Irons •| more than once. His driving, how r ever, was perfect. Their morning T cards. * Morning round ^ Dofk nkanip. out ... 45554 3 54 6—40 , Hodick. out .564 64454 4—43 Uockenkamp, In .4 3 6 5 5-4 4 4 4—29—79 ficdlck. in . 6 3 5 5 4 5 3 5 4 —40—32 * ' Afternoon round Z Bor kenkamp, out ....45454362 4—3G Z Redlck. out . 5 5 3 6 4 4 6 4 4—41 £ ilockenkamp. in .5 3 4 I Redlck; in . . .4 4 6 Three Puts o nKirst Hole, f Three puts cost Redick the first * hole of the morning round and a c rive into the trap beyond the green . followed by three putts cost Boken 1 kamp th* third. The St. Louie pluy | er took the lend again on the fourth S when Redick half topped his second j shot and failed to reach the green I Oh his third. Thereafter, Bocken I kamp wS* neYer overtaken, although | hs was threatened constantly during the rest of the morning round. He was tw# up at ^he turn and in; j creased it to three when Redtck drove into the woods from the Oth tee and | wasted a stroke meeting out. Redick reduced the lead to one hole f by a 30 foot putt on the 4tlh gTeen I rnd again reduced it to one after t Uockenkamp had taken the 16th, by * running a putt equally as long for a birdie three on the 16th. In the t afternoon round, Boekenkrimp swung into his best game and played so ■ brilliantly on the green that there was no hope of overtaking hint and little chance of holding him even. It was a long putt for a two on the , 220-yard eighth hole of the after * noon round that really clinched the : match for Uockenkamp. It made him * 6 up with but 10 to go and presented ' Redlck wdth an impossible task. In the lower bracket, Eddie Held ' won from Harry Legg decisively, o and 8. A disappointment to the large galleries who were eager to see one local player in the tournament. Now the lltie la certain to go to St. Louis, the home of both of the finalists. . WHITE SOX SIGN NEW PLATERS Manager Hatrhten of the Holmes White Sox, wijlch play the Calgary Cray Box at League park tomorrow and Sunday, has signed "Spike" Kelly, Weis Corcoran, Yost and Lindberg to strengthen the club. Kelly Is a for mer Sioux City pitcher and also play ed In the Three-Eye league. “Lofty” Brown will hurl the first game Saturday for the White Sox. A double-header is scheduled for Sun day. Calgary Gray Sox Not to Meet Holmes Today Word was recHved last night by Karl Higgins, manager of the llolma* Whit© Sox, that the Calgary Gray Sox of Chicago had cancelled the game* Hchedutad with the Holme* today and tomorrow. No aubatitution ha* been made* Aerordini to n TMfrr rwflvH from Itnv AKI*. huntlln* • rminfcffer of “Cowboy’ Padgett. eiartit th# “Cow boy” it metfjted atth Champion Waikjr foi* n 10-iound bout in Newark. N. .1 . July 7. Buffaloes Drop 10-Inning Game to Boosters, 4-3 Morphy's Long Hit With Bases Full Breaks Up Game. -k De* Moines, la., Juna 29.—Manager Corridan's double drove In the tying run In the aeventh and Murphy's long hit with the b*»‘-a full In the 10th scored the win ning run In Dcs Moines' 4 to 3 victory over Omaha here today The pitchers hurled excellent ball after the third Inning. Score: OMAHA. AB. K. II. PO. A. K. O'Connor, rf. 5 1 2 3 <> O Kerr. s». .4 « I I 4 0 Manii.h. !b . A (1 I 3 « <» Mrlloimld, All.A 1 I <1 I « Konrtrhy. lb ..... 3 1 1 10 I « Ibiiion'in. rf.3 O * 3 I II f'llllnp. If.S « I 4 H O Wilder, c. 3 0 0 3 I 0 riarrouch. p 4 « I S 4 0 Total* SA 1 *3* 75 Tl tOne out when winning run scored in 10th. DES MOINES. AB. R. H. 1*0. A. K. (iorman. If. 5 0 1 0 o n Nelson, wt. 3 2 1 3 4 O MeLorry. lb. 3 0 I 11 » « Hornn. rf.4 0 1 3 M Ol Klugman. 2b. 8 0 2 2 3 3 Murphy, ef. 3 I 3 2 I 0 j Koenif, 3b. 3 I I 2 I O Wheat, e. 2 0 « 7 I « Lynch, p ......... 2 0 n « o » rCorriden I 0 I t» 0 O House, p. 1 » 0 0 3 0 Totals 34 4 71 30 13 2 fHi.tied for I.)nrh in seventh. Store by innings: Omaha .012 000 WO 0—3 De*. Moines 01! 000 100 1—4 vummarv—Three-base lilts: Konetehv. Murphv. Two-base hit: Corrldeii. Sacri fice hits: Kerr, Nelson, Horan. Wheat, stolen bases: Manusli. McDonald, Cullop. l eft on buses: Omaha. 7: Set. Moines, 10. Struck out:. By L.vneh 5: by Durrouglt. 2. Bases on balls: Off Lynch. 3j_off Dar lough. 3. Hit by pitched ball: lly House. (Cullop). Wild pitch: Lynch. Earneu riiiiH and hits: Off Lynch, 1 and 8 in 7 inning*: off House. 0 and 0 In 3 innings: off Darrouch. 4 anil II in 10 Innings. Winning pitcher: House. Double play: Nelson to Klugman to MrUrry. Umpire*: Shannon and Jensen. Time: 1:53. Oilers Hit Well to Beat Wichita, 6-2 Tulsa. Okl . June 29.—The Oilers us*d six hits for six runs here Friday after noon and took the first game of the se ries from the league-leading Ixzies. 6-2. Bauman got a single, a double and a | triple in four times at bat. Score: WICHITA. i TULSA. AB.H.6 A * AB.H.O.A. Smith, rf 0 3 Oj Bennett, If :i 0 3 0 Conlan. cf 3 O 3 0 Stuart. 2b 3 2 1 2 Griffin. 2b 3 1 3 If Bavin, if 3 10 0 Bla’ley. if 4 2 O 0 Lamb, cf 4 O 3 I M'D'ell, lb 4 I 6 O LellvelUb 4 0 9 1 Butler, 3b 4 1 1 21 Bsu’an. 2b 4 3 1 I Brt*k. ss 3 13 0, Lee, as 4 0 3 6 M'M’len c 4 | i n Crosby, c 3 0 7 0 Sellers, p 3 0 1 5j Claik, p 2 0 0 1 xGlilespie 1O0U - -1 Totals 20 6 27 12 Totals 32 7 24 9, xBatted for Sellers in ninth. Score by innings. WtchHa . 100 000 001—2 Tulsa . 104 100 OOx—6 Summary—Runs: Griffin. BlaUesley, Bennett (2), Stuart (2), Davis. Clark. Er rors: Butler, McMullen, Lee. Clark. Two bate hits: McDowell. Stuart. Bowman. Three-base hit: Bauman. Homs runs Griffin. 8tuart, Blakesley. Sacrifice hits.: Da via. Conlan. Double play: Lee to Stu art. Bases on balls: Off Clark. 3; off Sell ers, 3. Struck out:: By Sellers, 4; by Clark, 7. Left on bases: Wichita, 7. Tul ea. u. Umpires: Burnside and Held. Ttroe: 1:38. Denver Makes THple Play. Denver. Colo., June 29.—Denver defeat ed Sioux City today. 9-7. in a game filled with thrill*. In the sixth, with the bases full, Denver made a triple play. which was executed by Diamond. Reagan and Donovan In the eighth Voigt won the game for the home team by knocking out kL horns run with .two on ba*e*. Score: SIOUX CITY I DENVER AB.H.O.A AB.H.OA Moore, cf 4 12 0: Reagan. 3b 4 1 2 4 Wirila's. If 6 0 » o M'PhfP, 2b 3 1 2 2 Palmer,2h 6 0 4 3| O'Brien, cf 4 3 2 0 Metz, lb 4 2 11 0. Diamond, c 4 16 2 M'Dald. 3b 4 3 2 4* High**, ft 3 1 1 0 Ouefv, c 4 2 2 2 PuRpeJl, rf 4 1 0 0 Dfcrrey, rf 4 « 1 0 Young, as 3 J 0 7 Fnlr'Id. ss 4 1 1 0* Dono'n. lb 4 2 14 1 Grant, p 3 0 0 21 Hail, p 3 0 0 1 Grover, p 0 0 0 0i Voigt, p 110 0 Totals 37 9 24 11i Totals 33 14 27 17 Store by innings: „ _ Sioux City .003 001 030—7 Denver ... 101 030 I 3x-—9 Summary—Runs: Wtlllasns. I aimer (3), Metz (3). McDonald, Reagan, MacPhee. I u’Brlen (2). Hlgbee. Young. Donovan. Voigt Errors: Young <2). Hall. Two-b*** hits. Moore. Query. Fairchild, O'Brien (2). Donovan. Three-base hit. Hlgbee Hoh.e runs: Met* (2), O’Brien. Voigt. Sacrif!< e hits: O’Brien. MacPhee Bas-e on ball*. Off Hall. 8; off Grant, 4 Struck out: By Hall. 4; by Grant. 3. Triple play: Dia mond to Reagan to Donovan. Double plays: McDonald (unassisted); McDonald to Palmer to Met* Left on bases: Rlou* City 6; Denver. 6. Hits: Off Grant 11 In 7 Innings (none out in eighth); off Gro ver. 3 in 1 inning; off Hall. 9 In t 2-8 In nings; off Voigt. 0 in 1 l-.i inning Hit by pitched ball: By Grant (Reagan ) "In ning pitcher: Voigt. Umpires: McQfrew and Anderson. Tims; 1:34. St. Joe, 8; Oklahoma < It?. ?. gt. Joseph. Mo.. June 29—Ht Joseph was unable to nit In ths pinches today and lost to Oklahoma City. 5 to 2. Score■: OKLAHOMA CITY RT. JifSKPH AB H O A ! ARH.O.A Tate. 8b f- 1 o 3 Olserv. lb 3 3 10 2 McN’ly. 2b 5 0 3 3! Browne, as 6 14 4 Felber. lb 5 2 3 0! Magee, rf 4 0 l <» Lud's. lb 4 3 8 0 Miller, cf ; 0 3 0 Ging'dl. cf 3 1 5 0j lewin, If 4 0 10 Wlndle. »a 3 1 1 4 Gilbert. 3b 4 2 15 PuicU. rf 4 0 2 0l Nufer. 2b 2 14 5 Lutz, f *12 0 Ksnd'r. c 3 0 2 3 Long. « 10 2 Oj Newton, p 0 0 10 Monger, p 4 1 0 1j Hald, p 3 0®0 -xPlerce, 1 0 0 n Total 37 10 27 Hi Lindb’g p o o n n i • JW' * **4 . . I. i . To*sl 23 7 27 19 zBatted for Haid in eighth. Scorn by Innings. St. Joseph . . . oon ioi ooo — t Olrsthoma ClUr . . .301 000 0;o — 5 Summary—Runs: Tate, Felber (2* Lud erus (2). Mag"** Nufer. Errors Gilbert. Nufer. Run* and hH»: Off Newton. 4 and 7 In 2 Innings: off Haid 1 and 2 In 6 ; innings: Earned runs: Oklahoma City, t; St. Joseph. 2 Basn on balls: off longer. 6: Off Newton. ); off Bald. 1. .Struck out: By Songer. 2 by Ilald, 1. Left on bases; Oklahoma City. 7; St Joseph. 11. Two hare hits: Felber, Luderus (2t. Olnglardl. Three-base hit: Tate. Double play* Wlndle to McNally to Luderus: Gilbert to Nufer to Olsen: Brown" to Nufer tn Olsen. Hit by pitched hall: (Handler) by tfnnger. passed balls: Handler Stolen have Tate Umpires: Boyle and I Gaffney. Time. 1:43. Gibson Team Will Meet Denver Outfit SumlJy The C„ li. A Q. Olbaon haaehall team will meet the Ponver division (rain at 1:30 p. tn. Sunday at Fort Omaha. On Tuesday the Olhaon team will journey tn McCook for a Kamo there. Returning It will play Have lock at Wav^rly. l ew Tendter and Hall.tr Friedman are eutttn* th- rinlahlntc tou< hr, tn thnir italtilnx for a bout at Michigan City next wadneiday. Records Expected to Fall * at Midwest Track Meet All arrangement* have been com plated for the second annual Mid western track and field champion ships which will be staged at Ak-Har Ben field Saturday nfternoon tinder the auspices' of the Omaha Athletic club. The cream of the track athlete* from Iowa, Nebraska an<l the two Da kota* are entered in the big outdoor > hotair. Champs, one a world's rec ord holder; will crush the cinders In an effort to smash previous marks. C-cordH hung up last yea; In the first annual Midwestern meet ar.- expected to fall rapidly tomorrow when the athletes In their abbreviated uniform* get into artlon i All eye* will he focused on diaries Brookins, University of Iowa hurdler, anil world s record holder for the low sticks. This speedy llawkeye experts to establish new marks Saturday, providing the track Is In good condi tion and all Indications point to a fakt oval. A total of kfl athletes will fly colors In the nic»t. loWa, Nebraska. Brake, lies Moines, Omaha Athletic club, V. M, C. A. of Omaha, South and To h High school* anil seven unattached athletes will he represented. of the large entry list, Nebraska leads with 2*> entries. Next eopies Iowa with 21 and then lies Molnee 'with 12 is GAMES [TODAY WESTERN IfcAc.tK. Omaha at Dea MoinAp. Wichita at Tulsa. | Oklahoma City at 8tl Joseph. Sioux City at Derive A STATE LE.fGtE. Hastings at Norfolk. I Lincoln at Beatrice. } Falrbury at Grand Island NATIONAL L HAG IE. Si. Louis at Chicago Cincinnati at Pittsburg. New York at Boston Brooklyn at Philadelphia (L‘ games). AMERICAN LEAt»l E. Detroit at St. Louis. Chicago at Cleveland. Boston at Washington Philadelphia at New York. AMERICAN ASMMTATIOV Toledo at Indianapolis, i multibus at Louisville. Milwaukee at Si. Paul. Kansas City ai Minneapolis. The Naples Bunks, leader* of the Gate Cftj league, are anxious to book a gam-* on the Fourth, (..'all or write Manage' Henry Victor. 1802 .South Second street. --| Will This Fist'Add Another Victory to Jack Dempsey’s List By "WAG." II,L this righthand flat of Jack Dempsey retain the world's championship •stic crown for the House of Dempsey and Kearls after July 4? •Many, an awful many, believe this powerful tight fiAt of the champion wjll fell Tommy Gibbons Just as It dtd Willard. Miske, Brennan, Oarpentier and lots of other fighters. But still there's a host of fight fans who believe this right will fail In Its attempt to crush the champion ship hopes of Tommy Gibbons when these two gladiators clash in an arena at Hhelhy, Mont., next Wednesday. But remember. If Tommy Gibbons succeeds in his at tempt to jar Dempsey loose from his crown, his victory will be the biggest pugilistic upset since poor «T John L. Sullivan fell down while chasing the elusive and youthful Jim Corbett at New Orleans some 30 years ago. All the dope points to a speedy Dempsey victory. But agaoi it i member that dope, like fighters, Is not 'So ll j won’t tip over. There is nothin* in Gibbon's record that would lead us to believe the St. Paul challenger has anythin* but a alight chance with the champion. _ t . F. . . The only advantage we ran sec mat Gibbons has over Jack is his recent ring activity. While Dempsey has been out of the roped arena for more than two years. Gibbons has fought with more or less regularity. How ever, we doubt very much if Jack's idleness has dulled his fighting edge to such a degree that Gibbon* will be returned the victor. Frank Menko, a scribe in whose Judgment we have great faith, writes that Dempsey is in good shape and seemingly faster than ever. Then another thing, the record books show the challenger to be 34 years of age, while Dempsey ha* seen 28 summers. A man of Gibbons' age recuperates slowly and Tom will need to recover quickly from the effects of Dempsey's blows, or he will pick him self up off the canvass In much the same manner as did Carpentler. Dempsey has not beep extended since he began Ills rapid rise In the world of fists, but many beilsve that Jack will have to extend himself if he expects to win over The chal lenger. We can't see It that way. Gibbons has been held even by Boy McCormick, a fourth rater, and beaten by Harry Oreb since ho began to attract real attention two years ago when be "found" his knockout wauop. inmmy wan ai"o mibbghi ny Bartley Madden. Boh Roper. Chkcl Wiggins and Billy Miske. He failed to knoek out Madden. Roper and Miske. Omaha fans remember Bob Roper. He fought here against Andy Schmad er and Jim Herman. Imagine. If you please. Roper, a clumsy fighter. In a ring with the fast moving and hard hittlrrg Dempaev. And to say that Roper would last more than two rounds with Dempsey would be the heigh th of asnlnity. A local scrlhe recently stated that Jack’s weight remain* around ISO pound*. That Is ridiculous. Demp sey will outweigh Gibbons hy at least 20 pound*. Dempsey weighed 19* pound* when he beat Willard tn 1919; he weighed well above 190 w hen he won from the Frenchman. He will weigh in the neighborhood of 195 pound* next Wednesday, while the challenger w II tip the beam at 1T4 or thereabouts. What Is more Important than any thing else Is that Dempsey Is game, whereas doubt has been expressed by fight fans *s fo Tommy'# willing ness to take a licking. Everything points to a Dempsey victory, but as we stated early In this yarn, dope, like fighters, I* not made so It won’t tip over. | Qualifying Round in National Open Spread Over Three Days New York. June 29.— Because of a record entry list of more than .150 players, the United States Golf asso ciation today decided to have four in stead of three (iiiallfyinR days for the American open Rolf championship at In wood j I,. I., thus extending the «|e event) over the entire week of ily 9. '*The change ill the championship program was authorized hy Hubert A. Gardner of < 'liltagu. ctialrniau of the championship coimnlttep, after offi cials of the U. S G. A. reached the conclusion that the field will he too unwieldy for a three-day qualifying arrangement. Seven entries were received today and it was expected that additional cnes, trailed prior to the dosing time last Wednesday, would bring the list to 300 or more. tinder the revised plan, the field will be divided Into four sections, each containing about SO players for 36 hole qualifying contest July 3 to 13 Inclusive. The championship. 33 holes, will be played on Hdduy and Saturday. July 13 and 14. Johnny Wilson Comes Out of Long Retirement, Meets Greb. August 31 ITT cKw Xor'c- June 29. — Tom <rf!nurke, matchmaker of the Polo (wound* A. C,. announqgd today that he had signed Harry (jr^h of J’ttla burgh, and Johnny WllJoif dr Boston, world's middleweight champion, for a 15-round decision title mateh at the Polo Ground* on the night of August I'l. Greh, he said. deposited a forfeit of $10,000 as a guarantee to make 150 pounds, the middleweight limit. O'Rourke did not divulge the term* of the contract, hut It was under stood that the champion was guaran teed 37 12 and the challenger 12 12 per cent of the receipts, Greh has been tingling for a till* match with Wilson for some tine It whs lieimine of ftlluic to ats ept Ilia PIttaburghcr'k challenge l<ud year | that the champion was suspetfiled and deprived nf title in-ognltIon by the i New Vork *-taie athleth commlastoii. 1 Last May. however, he wm restored I to good standing Wilson, except for a few mUioi con « testa, has been idle most of the laat year. Ilia last important ring engage ment in defense of his title was In Heptemtmr, 1021, in n 12-round, no decision bout In Jersey city with Tlryan Downey. Fairlmry Sells Wise to Houston for $1 .’>00 Special lllapstch In The Omaha Hca. Urand Island, Neb , June !9 —Mana ger Heagrlst of th* Fnirbury team an noutlcfa the S«le of Center Fielder Hllis to the Houston, Tax,, league teum for $1,500, subject to his mak ing good In u ten-day tryout period, tiiund Island added iSinghelm, former I'm due university player, for its out fielding and possibly pitching eiaff lie appeared for the first time today, ending the lull to the fur field feme as s pinch hlttei l«« $ Hiihrf»lh'< Irm k train. nhl«i» | u til foniDrtr in i li» «»rii|ifl r'iu*j#l »t$t«1 "M'flM llf'lt HD*I "‘rl hfld 10 | inorivw. arrived in umalut imu>. ---- -. .— , Amateur Standings. -1 Norfolk. 17; Hasting*. H. Norfolk. Neb. June 29. — Norfolk won an eaay victory from Hastings here this afternoon. 17 *. the result or a hit and run game which boosted Beck out ot the box in the third inning Koupal who succeeded Beck in the box was pounded hard and the game ended in pretty un interesting exhibition Eddie Trammer and Manager Keichle were the atar hit lers. each getting a quartet of wallops, beore. HAflTtKGM i NORFOLK AB.li.O A AH H O A Hogan, cf 4 2 1 0 Ath on. aa 3 1 1 5 Kunx. lb 4 m 1 6 Trum'r. 2b €41 Csusell, If 5 2 1 © Casey, lb € 2 11 0 Tomes, rf k 1 1 © Rouse. If € 1 1 © Kpley, a*> 4 1 » 3 Rg» hie. f € 4 . © Noack. 3b 4 2 2 4 Mi tv. 3b Ilf* Echer. lb 4 2 11 0 Ha Lay. rf 5 2 1 © Wlirta, C 4 1 Jo Clark. c 4 2 € 1 Heck, p 10 0 6' Federle. p 6 2 1 2 Koupal, p 2 0 l 2 - ■ - a Che eh 1 1 © o Total* 43 It 27 II a Wright ll©** Totals 3* It 24 14* *l%4atted for Koupal In ninth, xBatted for Kunx in ninth. I*' «r« by innings; Hastings ..60© ©16 ©©7— 9 Norfolk ©W ©24 ©Ox—It Nummary—Runs: Hogan, Cassell. Noack (2L Echtermeyer. Willetta, Cheek. Wright. Atherton (2). Trummer (2). Casey (2), Rouse U). Reichle <2). llolloay 2). Clark. Fed eel e. Errors: Kunx t2». Kplev <5 , Albertvn (J). Two-base hits Reichle 12). Atherton, Clark. MctAfferty. Trummer. Noack. Rchtermeyer. Stolen foa#e Ather ton SacrffU o hits: McCaffcrty. 2. Double play*: FctUri# to Trummer; Athorton to f*ae> f-e»ft on base* Hast ings. 7; Norfolk. 4 Has'# on balls Off Federle. 2: off Rcrk. J. Struck nu< : By Federle. 7: by Berk. 3. Hit* Off Berk. € In 2 Innings; off Koupel. 11 in & in nings Hit by pitched hail: Hy Koupal (Atherton). Wild pitch Koupal, 1; Federle. 1. Passed ball: Clark. Willetta. l\ »nmn* pitcher. Federle. Losing pitch er: Beck. Umpire: Walton. Time; 1:5ft. Islander* Drub Fairbury. Grand Inland. Neb . June 29—Grand Is land drubbed Fairbury here today. 14 to © After 12 rune had been scored. •’enter Fielder Bits* went into the bo* and she remainder was comedy. Rolf allowed Only six hits. Hcor«w FAIR BURT i GRAND ISLAND AH HO A ABH.O.A Mee, 3b 3 © © 1 Tyson *b 4 2 3 4 Lee. *• 4 1 © »» Bum r, 3b 4 2 1 lj HUm. rf-p 4 2 2 ©I Meta. M 3 • 2 S Beall, rf 3 0 3 © Row an. If 5 2 2 0 Alter, cf ©no 0. O Rel’y. rf 4 2 4 • < lludg a, lb 4 0 4 1 Madsen, lb 4 2 1© © Hogue, if 4 0 2(» B’hsus. rf 2 « 2 © O’Con*r, c 2 1 12 l Zing ro. rf © • © © Good'll, 2b 4 0 2 1, Harry, e 2 © 2 © Hotter, p 2 t o u; Rolf, p 4 10 4, Lovh h. p fl o © ©j - Paulaen. p 0 » 0 «» Total* 29122714 * Harkm* I © 0 ©, Totals 31 €24 4 x Ha tied for Pauleeti in seventh Score by innings; Fairbury .,,..©©© ©0© *6©— © Grand Island ..992 ©€« iix—1© Summary-—Runs Thompson <J|. Buser, Metr. Bovrmpn I2K h'Rrfll) f2». *2), Zinfhelm. I»arr> t„), Rolf t; » Kr .rora: Mee, Alter. Harry Three-baa** hit; Roger. Stolen baaa*. Thompson. Hon*r, <J Reilly. Brookhaue. Rolf Sacrifice hila. Me*. O'Connor. Meta. o'Relll) Zinghetm. Double pi*> M**ta to |h :itp#nR to Mad* ten Left on bases Fairbury. f; Grand Is land. € Struck out By Hoate titer. 5; by l,ov)ch. 1 * by Paulsen, 2 by Hiiaa, 2; by Rolf. 2 Hear# on halls Off Moetrtfer. 3; off I.ovieh. 1 off Paulsen. 1; off Biles. I. off Rolf. 3. HH*. Off iloatstter. € in 5 Innings: off Paulsen, 1 in l Inning, «ff Bile# 2 in 1 innlnu Hit by pitched ball: H> l(r>«t#tt*r, I; by Lovicb. I Wild pitch e# Paulsen |j). B11 v - Passed aball: O'Connor. l.oMWk pitcher Hostetler. t'n» plra; Reynolds. Time: 2.15, Beatrice. Neb. June f© — Be*tPrt«# took the opening game (rum Lincoln today 4-1. RrhsZei'a playing at third for Be atrice featured Bcot* LI NCt »LN BEATRICE AH.il O.A ' -- Pudry. If 4 © 2 © Guinn, m 4 12 0 T ner. cf 2 6 6© O’l/ry. of 4 2 » Dye. 2b 4 12 2 Ffsr. 3b 4 1 I 9 M Coy. 1h 4)51 Sugg#. 2b 4113 B rant, sa 4 3 12 Hpeak'r. rf 4*3© K'kel. rf 4 © 2 © Demp'y.lrf 4 2 4 © C land. 3b 3 © © © Wills. IN 3 1*1 i Conkey. c 3 1 11 1 Unger, c 3 « « 1 2inK. p 1 0 I »! Boyd, t> 3 10 1 Tot.lt 13 114 11. Total* 111137 1 Nor# by Innings T.lmoln . .. ©©© ©»t ©©2—3 Ilea tries .000 1©1 20x —4 Hummary—Runs. Dye. Bondurant. Con lisy.QlllIM. O’Leary. Schaffer. Damns* y* Errors: Tanner, Wills. Two-base hits t onkev. Lillis Bondurant Home run*. Schaffer. McCoy Sacrifice: TiliJ; r Double plays: Bondurant to Nye »o Me Cov Left on baaea Beatrice, €: Lin coin 7 Bns»* on halls Off Zink, t. off Boyd, 2. fRruek out: By Zink. 1© b» Boyd *» Hit by pitched hall By Zink < I.lllls» Wild ultch Zink 2 r*s©e« ball Conkey Umplde. Mveiv Dime \ 5© IVRON 8PEEOE. the nr* of Dos* K>* n*ti'hy * O m a h •» hurling ataff, hail a had day Thursday. The former Norfolk pltrher wa» ten* ngainal tho Hooat m> «f l)ea Motn"» and what did Hi Iowan* do but clout hint for 12 Idta and 4 to 2 vie torT It wa* SpetnV* fourth defeat thiw umiin and waa • hard on* for the fan* to aw allow over her*, nyron eetaont *now* me vtnlloi* to (all pet * rh'*rn hit* »ntl when he nifthe* »n ertvi there* mniiet hlnp wrnttv He mule itn •cror In the neventh Itmlnii Hint «Howe I (Ionium in mure the Hn*l l)e* Molne* t*Hi rtf the l! hit* the l3o< »tn* bumped olT Spee» r, nine ».f them nm# in the thi** ft nine* m which the Boo«tei» — Pittsburgh and Reds Even Up in Twin Games Lmjue Ciphers Pirates in First While Pitts Takes Sec ond. :> to 3. Pittsburgh June 2f.—Pittsburgh and Cincinnati divided a double header here today. I.uque'* effective pitching enabllrs (he Red* to win the first game, 2 to f». while the Pirate* took the second, b to 1 In the second game Hag by kept the visitor*' hita well scattered while hi* teammate* hit tlmelj Remarkable catches by Roush and Hiffbee were fielding feature* Score, ore fir*t. game ,, CINTINNATf PITTHBT RUH AH.H i* A ABIiOA Burn*, rf 12 2 (i Marie. *« 4 111 D’bert, l b 4 l 10 of Carey, rf 4 1 4 I Bohne, 4 ft 1 1 Big’*. If 4 \ 2 0 Roush. rf 3 2 1 t> Ru*'l, rf 4 ft 4 ft Dutuan. it ?. 1 l t Tray'r. sb 4 2 1 x Fon'ca. 2b 4 0 7 6' Gri m, lb 4 0 t 2! Ifar’ve, r 4 111 Raw **. 2b 4 12 4 Kiin k.lb 3 1 0 1; Gooch, c 4 0 3 2 Lu«iuc, p 3 0 0 4 Mor'aon. p 3 1 1 0 Totals 7l7 27 I’ll Totals 35 7 37 15 Scots by inning* Cincinnati ,..TOO 01ft 000 — 2 Pittsburgh ;.ooo ooo o©o — ft Summary—-Runs: Burns (2) Errors: Bohne, Hargrave. Rawlings. Two-base hit*: Burn*. Roush. Three-ba»s hit: Baw ling* Stolen base: Traynor. Sacrifices:1 I.uque, Duncan, f.eft or, bases: Cincin nati, ft: Pittsburgh, t. Struck out: Br Luuu*, 7; Bv Morrison. 2 Umpires. K>m and VViison. Time. 1:31. Second game: CI SC INN ATI PITTSBURGH. AB.ff.O.A AB.ff.O.A, •Burn*. rT 5 „ 1 0 M’ville. at 3 0 2 3 D’bert. lb 5 111 ft Carey. «f 240 Bohne. 4 0 0 4 Higher. If 4 2 f. 0 Rou«h. «f 4 2-10 B'hart, if 4 2 i o D'can. If 4*30 T’nor. 3b 4231 K'ser-a. 2b 3 ft v 2> Grimm, lb 4 14 1 li'grave c 4 ft 1 2 K ling*. 2b 3 12 1 K'lck. b 4 2 ft H Ragbv p 4 ft ft 0 H' ton. p .0 0 2 Schmid: c 4 2 4 1 xHarper 1 ft ft 0 -— — — —-Total* 33 13 37 7 Total* 37 10 24 1ft x8atted for Benton in ninth. Scare by inning* Cincinnati .1*0 001 *10— 3 Pittsburgh . ..101 003 Oftx—5 Summary— Runs: Burns (11, Rouih. <*arey(2» Barnhart. Traynor. Grimm. Br* • nr* Daubert, Bohne. Hargrave. Blgbee. Barnhadt Traynor. Two-base hit* Burns, t'arev, Barnhart. Three-base hit Roush Stolen b; *' Carey Double plgv* Kim mlCK to Fonseca to Dauber:. Bonne to Fonseca to Daubert . Maranville to Grimm : 1 y©ft on bAsea: Cincinnati. $. Pittsburgh. 7. Base on bait* Off Menton. 2 Bagby 1 Struck out Ry Bagby. 4 Umpires Klein ad Wilson. Sacrifice*. Rawllngt. Time 1:2*. _ Brooklyn Wiai Magging Bee. Philadelphia. June 2>— Brooklyn was in a hitting mood and pounded out a total of 25 htt* to defeat Philadelphia today by a acore of 14 to 5. Fournier, first baeeman of the visitor*, connected safely six tJsie* in six attempt*, having a horner. two double* and three singles. f«*e. pin. h btttinr tor Head In the ninth, j knocked a homer over the right field **' BROOK!.TV I PHILADELPHIA^ ABHOA ABH.UA. NVI*. rf 4 3 1 * Mokan rf 5 S ! * J'aton », i 1 I » L»»ch If t 1 1 0 Wheat If « lift Welker rf 5 2 l 2 F*nier lb « 4 13 1 Tierney 2b 5 I 3 5 T O'ilh rf 4 1 1 * W* stone s« 5 1 3 5 r r 5 1 $ O’ Hen 11 At C 3 ft 3 ft McfTen 3b l M » Hoik# lb 4 2 12 1 Olson 2b :> s 3 r Rapp 3b ♦ ft 1 2 t inn - * p 5 2 ft 4* Glaxner p 1 ft ft 2 -x Mitchell 1 1 ft 0 Totals 47 25 27 14 H*»d p ft ft ft ft xxLee 1 1 ft ft Tote la 3»14z:«l» x.Vfis out hit bv bat'eg ball. xHatted for Gleaner in seventh. xxHati'd for Head in ninth. • r • I ■ '»*« . 2* Brooklyn .®lft * 15—14 Philadelphia -• .ftftt ftftft ftfl— 5 Summary—Run* Nib (3). Johnston Cl wheat. Fournier. Tavlor. M'Wftrren <21, Olson < Z t Or m«. Mokan Tierney. W r rht*tore. Gleaner. Lee Erro. : T Griffith Tso-hiM hit* N’efts. Olaon <21. Fournter (3>. Johr>'*on <21. Tierney (3i. Tltr** base hit. Wheat Home rune. Fournie-. McCsrrw. Olft^n. Mokan Wrirbtsione T^e Double plays Wright non* to HeJke: Johnaton to Olson *«* Fournier Wrlehtstone to Hoike: Olaon to F •nmier T.eft ©n bases: P-rooklyn. Id PhllKdrlphir, » B«»»* on *»lt« Off ui»A3,ct 3: off Urim»» II Slrc.V out Bv niur.'r. t : bv H,a4. 1. by Grttn**. 4 Hit, i ff Gi,«nrr. II In 7 lnr>io»«: oft Hr»il J I* f tnntnr, HU wtth nlteh»«l l,at! B> Grim**. Heallar. Loatn* oltrh.r Olaxr.er. Umpire#: Moran snd Har** Tlme 1:37 < llir.cn, II; St. l/«k, 4. Chicago. June t»—Chicago poundtd thr#** Ft. Loui* pit* her* hard liwar and defeated the vleitftre. II to 4 North checked the scoring of the local# Kauf mann waa hit hard hut wii given Mp4 great * up port In the plnche#. the fielding of FUiott and Heath cote being #«pa<»lalfy good Outfielder Blade* Injured hti knee when he i«n Into the l*ft Held fence end had to retire In the third Inning Score: ST LOCtA I CHICAGO. AB.H.O.A I AR.H o.A. Flack.rf 4 1 1 Statt.rf 4 14* Bladea.if : 1 • 0 Holt her.ua A 1 1 I Smith If 1 • 3 A* Adame.ae • • • A H'neby 2h 4 12 1 Go tham.tb A 1 I I Botfly.lb 4 A » a o Farrell 414! Stork.lb 4 10 11 Ffiber* lb 4 1 3 1 Muller,* f 4 2 1 e Miller If 10 0 1 Ain* ith.c 2 111 Vogel.lf • 1 0 I 0 McCurdy.c 3 l 1 * H *h* ote.rf 4 111 Freigau.ag Z * I 3? Riliott.Ib 4 2 * 0 lie ne#.p I A a 2 K fmann.o 13 0 1 Barf not. p | A « fl — Ftuau.p A a a st Total# ST 19 IT It North p t 1 1 A{ xTopur'er t • • *t xCletnona 0 0 A A Total# ts »24U x!i*ttfd for Freigau ?n ninth. xRuttod for North in ninth Score hy tnning#: «t isoui# . **! ff* 22S—%} Ch» ago 104 on oag—1| Nummary — Rune Muller. A»n#mlth. »c. Curdy, Fcc'gau. Stat#. Hollo* her. Gran tham t*'Farrell, Friltorg ft». Miller. lfeathr**te KHiott. Kaufmann Two-baea hit* St a t a. Alnamlth. O Farrell. Ffiberf, dlmlt. Three-ha-, hi? Mueller Home run>> Ktufmann. Frlb*rg Stolen haaet Heath™, e Double piay. Hollo* her f<* Grantham to Elliott. 1 oft on ba#*#: St. I nula. 4 Ch • ago. * H-i** Oh M l» tiff llaio**A. 2: off Kaufmann. 3: off Barfoot. i, off North 1 Struck out By Kauf mann. 1. hy Stuart. 1: bv North. I Hit# tiff Ifaine* 4 in 3 inning* (none out la thlrdt. off Harfoot 4 in 3 Inning* inane out in ffghth) off Stuart. I In S Inatng#; off North. I in M Inning* fill by pitched Ui: Bv North (Mtaiat: by Kaufmann • ('lemon*) l.oemg pitcher; Ha.no# Utt. t ire* ^rCormlclf. CDay and Ftbnefan. Time 2 0A -3^ neared their tallies that beat the Buf (aloes. (•onion -lone, waa on the hilt for llie Booster* and hurled mighty good hall. He only permitted the Buffaloes lo gel (our hits and that's somrlliinc worth recording. Man uslt. Ixnnrtrhj, Knnowlli and ( 111 lop were the Onialtan* who smack ed nut hits, or Nick t illlnp go( his usual two-bagger. Seattle, Wash., June !*. — A parade for everybody In (own that | ran get Into It is Mayor Kdtsln J. Brown lt idea of the proper eentral feature of the welcome Seattle i* In extend to the rrew of the 1 ni xerslty of Washington, which yes. Ilnhf won the Intercollegiate re gatta at Poughkrepaie, N. Y. The Herd plays ths second game with the Boosters this afternoon and May is sehedulsd to taks hit tarn on the mound. This lanky Buffalo hurler lias heat I'es Moines about as many times as th* next hvirler In this man's league and If he succeed! in turning ths trick tills afternoon the series will he cm a 50 50 basis. Otnalia Returns Hailey lo Now Orica no Club Pitcher Halley has been returned hy the Omaha management to the New Orleans club of the Southern association, according to an announce | ment made hy Secretary Keia last night, RoiimiiIi I ost's bv Foul (ii'Aiid Rapid*. Mull., Jun* 29 -Tbi I tiimiaaon i»f Mill* vukbe n a xchad ulsd Ift tnmul decl*»on bout hfia to night whan ha wax fouled in tht ihiul luUUlt In Jivk RrnuUll, 4 1 WKHTKRN LEAGUE* G. AB. R H Pct. Yde. Oklahoma City. 34 63 7 36 40* Bauman, Tulsa .66 323 49 86 .3fj Horan, Dta Moines. .62 224 46 67 26* Palmer. Sioux City..62 261 47 99 37* P)ak*i)*y. Wichita. 42 282 64 *8 374 NATIONAL IXA4.1L. C A B. R. II Pet. Wheat. Brooklyn . . 39 U4 47 94 .39* l rls<h. Nev. York.. 84 268 38 100 .37* FrlSih. New York ..64 268 68 1*0 .373 Grimm. Pittsburgh. *0 223 32 62 368 O'Farrel. t'biuaio. »4 190 24 7ft .368 Fournier. Brooklyn.. 43 1*5 29 64 3*»6 A MLB 14 AN LflA4.lt:. G AB R H Pet. ffeilrnonn Detroit. .38 2*4 49 m 427 Jamiaaot;. Cleveland .*2 331 4* 9. .371 Collin*. Chicago.39 214 32 79 ;*» Haney. Detroit. .*7 201 32 7 ' .362 i Roth. New York. ♦>:* 210 39 73 846 | Yanks Overcome A’s in Slugging Contest. 10 to 9 Home ,4uns Responsible for Five of Champions' Tallies. N# w Yoik J un* 2*—The New York Amer.' an* made it two sraight from Philadelphia. 'inning a hard hitting same »oda>. lft to ‘4. Heme run* Oy Witt. Uuah and Dugan were rf-eponsible for five of the locals* rtir* TV a 1 berg tn lured hi* pitching hand Etooninx » hot c.rive by Scott. Bush wa* spiked in the iivbt kn o« by Hallow*', while covering the plajc PHILADELPHIA. NEW YORK ABH.O.A ABHOA M hewa rf 1 ; d 1 Witt <f < 2 j # McG’an If 2 1 ft Duean 5b 5 I 1 3 Perking 5 i 4 ft Ruth rf 3 13 0 Scheer L'fc ft 9 « • • Pi DP tb a ft * ft H’ach 1 h 5 .15 ft Meuacl If 5 1 2 ft Welch f < 1 ft ft Ward ?b J 1 4 3 O’oway <* S 4 2 4 Scott eg 3 ft 2 2 Ric'da 3b 4 2 ft 4 /Smith 1 ft ft ft Dyke? 2b 3 ft 1 1 Hma&n c 4 2 4 2 xMiller i a a ft Bosch o 4 10 2 Bni|tcy r ft 0 ft 0 Hoyt p ft ft • # W berg p 3 ft ft 2 rJohnson lift* Kallett o 1 1 ft 1 - Rommel p ft 0 ft ft Totala 35 10 37 l* Totala 4117x24 12 xNone out when rirn.ne run acored ^Batted for Dyke# in rirth zBatted for S« ott in n<mh zBatted for Hoyt in a nth. Score by innings: Philadelphia . .. ft'ft OftI 012— ft New York . .20ft 222 lft! —10 Summary—R . » Scheer Hr nuch. Welch (?». (Ja.loway (Z). Riconda <2i. Dvke*. Wi?t <U . Dugan Ruth <Ji. Pipp, Ward (21. Hofmann Busch Error*: Hel mach. Riconda. Dyke*. Walherg. Witt Ruth. Ward. Hofmann Tve-bta* hit* Meusel. Ruth Three.bare hit*- Galloway. Riconda. Welch. Home run* Witt. Bush. Dugan. Stolen Bate*: Ruth I>yk«-a Sacri fices: Riconda. P!pp. Scott Double plays: Dugan to Ward to Pips: Bush to Scott to Pipp. Left on baae* »*• York. 11: Philadelphia. • Base* on balls Off Rush 2. oft Wslberg. S: off Kallett. 2: off P.omruel. 1. Struck out: Rr Bush, 2*; by Waiberg. J. Hit* Off Walherg. ft r. ft inning?, off Kallett. 1 In 2 inning*, non ou» in ninth off Rommel I *r 1 inning off Hush, lft in } 1-5 inn:r.g* ff Ho't 1 lr f t tnnine Wild pitch: K*n*tt W r - rrng pM'bcr. Hoyt Losing pitcher Ka. •s»t Owens and Connolly. Time: 3:13. ( hieaco. S: (Lev# land 4. Cleveland. <>.. Jure 2t—* h go wen the first gam** of the aerie* from Clftr land. & to * here today t'ov*’'*kie was hit hard end was handicapped by poor support r'vengroa became add m the fourth inning and n&* replaced by Leveret te. who with th* ?;d cf good support stated ott the Indian attack. Score CHICAGO I CLEVELAD ABHOA ABH.O.A Ho er. rf & l * 3 Ja‘***jn, If 2 2 4 t MTiii. *4153 W*‘hy. ?b : 1 l i Co! n*. Zb 4 2 1 3 i ’or, !y. r f ! ft ? ft Nt’fe. cf-lf 4 3 3ft Sum* if ft ft I P'elhy. lb 5 i ft ft Sp kcr, ci 4 2 3 1 Fa!k. If JOS Bro>r. lb 5 ft 10 l Most!!, ft ft 0 0 ft Sowell. ** 5 3 3 2 Kn'tn 3b 2 1 2 2 Lutke. Jb 4 1 3 1 Schaik. c 4 ft E 1 ON- 11, o 1*29 CVgros p 2 1 ft n Mvart. c t 2 # 1 LeVtte, p 2 ft ft : Cov'ki*. p 2 » •• 1 - Ahaute. d • ft ft 1 Totals 33 11 21 1Z: V-fier. p ft ft ft ft gtlardner 1 ft ft ft z'rtepson. 1 1 ft ft Totals 54 12 27 14 zBatted for Ceveleakl# m «*'enth. aBatted for Shaute In eiskth. Score by Inning*. Chicago .»M lift lftft— t Cleveland . .. Oftft lftft lift—4 A-immary—Run* Hooper. McCtsUan, Collins. Ftrunk <21. Wembr. Conno‘.lvg Brower. fbvfll. Error*. Wain by. IFNeilL Hyatt. Two-base hits: Shcelv. M a #11. Three-ha** htti Ka mm. Myett Stolen base* Strunk Hooper. Brower Sacri fice hits. Collins. Shoe y. VWlei tar.. Ksmm. Suirnta. rouble plsys: Schaik to Kamm. Cbeely L*fi on ha**.- I’hkiso 7 Cleveland. 1. Rare* on bal « t »ff Cvfthgrw. 3 off Leverette. 2. off Cdve leskle. I; off Shaute. | Struck cut By Cvengroa. I . by Diversity. Ti bv Cot* letaie. I Hlt». off Cvengroa, I m J 2-3 innings: off l.everette. t u i 1-3 inn Lag* Off Coveleeltle. 1ft tn 7 r,n ng«’, off Ahaute. ft tn 1 Inning, off 311lev ter. 1 in 1 inn ng Winning pfnhrr; 4 veng'oa. Losing pitcher: veteskte. empires Rowland and Evans Time: 2.ft# hewn tors Take Duel. Washington, uune 2ft —Mogrldg* had t*>a better of Fergu*cn *n s pK- hcr* 1014 tle today and Washing*on defeated ton, J to 1 A homer by Flag stead gave Ihft ' isltor* their only run wb'ie both of the toca! scores were the result of triples by Rtc# Judge dr»' »ng him hom In the first inning and Ruel ». .wing him In the eigh’h IVckinpaugha fielding wa* a fftature Score. BOUTON \A ASHING TON ABH.O.A ABM <» A Mitchell *a *. 1 2 * Rire.rf tin vPtcinlch lftft v P K‘p’*h.M 4 ft 2 ft • 'olllrs.cf 4 f • r tUMlin.lf 4 t 0 Kl gs! d.rf 4 1 I ft Judge, lb 3 1 12 • Bur noth 3 l « I Rue!.'- 4 2 12 JH rrlajf I ft 1 ft Kvass.rf 3 11# Wftltero. c 2 ft ft •* SMrrisTb 2 1 : 3 Shanks.5h 3 ft S l Blu*** Zb t <* 1 2 r#n*t#r.2b 3 • 2 1 Mow dgr.p J ft ft 1 Fart*son r ; a 1 ? -— xDvormer lftft# Tots* 5ft 1 27 lft Totala 1* ft 24 ft x Bat ted for Ferguaon in ninth xBatted for V rrheli In ninth Score by inning* Beaton _ .. .ft## lft# ftftft—l Wsahmgion lftft ftftft ftlx—1 Summary-—Run* F»*g*-?ead, Ri**o 11'. Thee*. base hits Rice t2>. Home run. F’afsUad Sa. rifi . hi* Kv*n« Double rdajf: P*« ktnpaugh to S. Harris to Judge. Left on baa** Boston, 2: Washington. 7. Base* on balls. Cff Mofhftf# 1: off Fer fuson t Struck out By Ferguson. 7. 'm pi roe Dinneen and II lebB-.r,'! T.t''r 1:2ft Tiger# Bln In Ninth At Louis Mo June :ft—Me mann # ^ftcrifice. acorin# Honey, and Foth*reiirs tally on a double stea in the nsftth tn ! Mif, gave Detroit * ft to 3 victory over At. Lout a toda> Detroit s victory PCO ' anted the Brown * from attaining a *0# percentage In the feurth Iwntng Dote hit the hall nvor the right field 'lard# fm a hnjriftr DETROIT sT LTM IS \ B H O A .\B 11.0 A Henftj. .b ft 2 3 4 Tdhin. f ft •' 3 a Jones, b 4 1 ft 4 Ksaell. 3h 4 ** j 3 Manueh. If ! ft I ft W 4l*me. if « l l • rhitm.f 3 ft 1 ft » boon -'f ft J ft ft tt'lmV rf 3 t w ft ftl «'m th ft T 3 3 3’each. cf ft J 1 ft Cprher #a 3 ft 2 3 T’ratt. lb 4 2 1ft l, SVM.4 *337 Rigt fty. sa 3 1 2 1 Hav nr, p ft ft ft l • *«!rr. c 3 ft 1 ft Knln. p ft ft « ft Cale p 3 1ft. A' h bn r.lh : ft ft 3 Da use. p lftft#' ng drr. p 1 ■ ft ft —— Cruet t. p 5 t ft ft Totals 33 lft ZT It «'ol»!n* c 1 l ft I * Robert eon ft ft ft ft Total* 3« 7* *Ran for Ae'rreid m «igkth sci'ro by Inning* Detroit . ftftl 8ftft ftft?—3 St. Louis ft|ft Mft lift—3 Aummarv Runs Haney tj>. F'*herg>!i. lleilmann. Cols, Rssell. .fatohacn. Robert rn Error* Rign*> l.atril. Gertwr <j», hlolhnrr tu-o base hit s*«er*i%L Three-bo*# tilt: Sc\#rtld Home ran: Cob* At<>)en H*»ey. Jcnsa. W||-1 Mam*. FolhergiU. 'each Aaoriflcft hits: Rigney. lone* Mstlmann Double play* Haney to Crate Rrhlethnor to xierber. t,o»ft on has** Detroit ft. A? t.ou *, 11. Das*s on holla Off Cole. 4 off Yangiider. * Atrmk out- By Cole, 1. bv Bruett. Hite Off Colo, I In 111 I n n: n g # ,>ff Dauss. 3 m 3 2-3 tuning* off Vanfttder. t In I inning* tnons out in fourth- . efr Cruett 1 tn I Inning* off Baxne l tn 1 3 inning, off Koljk 1 m r 3 inning Hit by pitched bell Herher. by v'o|r Win n*ng pitcher Dsu«» f o*lnt pitcher j Usvne Lvnptte* Mcttir tv. HoMues amt NaMm Tim# ? ft* Hr, J V Japl TamUliu *fll known Omaha *p»rtaiwan and farm*: Lvcighton j grid star, ha* been elected atate . o»v. 1 uandftr of ih* Dias Med Ysterana *'f ihei t'Otld W* The Nhsnandoah la., high »<hn*| f**l ha»i sx-hedulo HitMilta of t^*i ilgh of: De« Moinr* ''»ntrft| of S' l<*Sph and t rdat Rapid*, tliwpiftm of Iona. I New Yorker, Age , 19, Is Winner of Muny Golf Title i Plays Brilliant Golf in Finals® at Washington to Beat ■ Another Gotham Man. ■ - 1 Washington, June 29.—Richard ■ ; Walsh. 19-yeai old golfing product of M the Van Cortland Park Public Links I of New York, today won the second 1 annual national public links < ham- 1 i’ionehip. defeating J. Stewart W hit- j ham, also of New York, on the 31st green. 6 up and 5 to ‘play. Completely outplaying his opponent all the way from tee to green in the final round o'er the Hast Potomac park course here, Walsh, who was runnerup last year at Toledo, had the match well in hand from the first hole. At 'no time did Whitham look like i winner, although he made a de termined bid for the championship on I he first nine holes of the afternoon round, which he started five down. Dining his short rally, after he had become six down at the 22d hole. -Whitham won two holes In a row ard turned only four down I hvrels on Greens. I Walsh's victory was the direct re sult of excellent work around the putting gieens and ability to keep his i-all straight down the course. Whlt hum. longer off The tee than haltli, J found t"h# rough with frequency and^ (ailed to show near the accuracy tha^H v as Walsh's around the greens. Th^H winners chip shots and spproal^^K putts wet# aImost always dead to i o’e at.d tv ere in direct • ofitrast those of Whitham. who frequen^^M was short of the cup. ' Prises were presented the w ir. ■ ner. runner-up. medalist and to the members of the Chicago team, which I won the Harding cup Monday, by Sec retary Hughes of the State depart ment. The flag, emblematic of the public links championship was pre sented to D. T. C. McCoy, president of the New York Municipal Golf associ ation. BASEBALL DESULTS and STANDINGS/ H ESTERN LC IGIT. W. L Pet. W L. Birhita i* 23 «32 A-'S IU Tula 43 3* AM .«<* .M3 i Oklahoma Uty 37 37 .578 .285 .288 < OMAHA . 33 S3 .333 .53* W7 i Deg Mo’ne* _ 24 13 .482 .54» .»M 1 kt. Joacph . 38 18 .441 .44§ .415 *lou* Uty 38 18 .438 .448 .431 Denser . 2S 45 338 .348 .331 A rater da > * Reeulta. Ora Mniant. 4; Omaha. St 10 inniags). Oklahoma City 4. St. Joe* ph. 2. fMai wl-haa. 2. Denser, t S1«.-ax City. T. ST ATE LEAGI E. W LPt! W L p •. I.--re©ii* 22 22.7*2 08. Island ' 45: VorfoSk 24 21 .57’ Beatrice 27 2i .4*2 Fairbury 25 24 437 Hasting* l« 24 *44 Aesterday’e Rewulte. Norfolk. 17: Hatting?. 4. Grand Island. 15; Fairbury. 0. Beatrice. 4; Lincoln 2. NATIONAL LEAGI E. W 1*. Pet New Yof*k 44 20 4*S Broekl! a PiUllMirf 27 .4 .*67 gt. Lea • Cincinnati ?« 24 7«J Boston Chicago 23 12.322 Phila \>*trrd*T'« Keen It*. Cincinnati. 2 2; F tiaburch f Brooklyn. 14. Philadelphia. 4. Chicago. 11: S* Louie 4 Boat on-New York. rain. AMERICAN LEAGI'E Mondmg*. W LPet. W L Pct. V#w York •1 22 *£1 Detroit 2*3 <7« Phila 4 25 .544, Chicag • 27 al 4*:« ejeve aed 13 24.724 Wa*n*tor. a 74.40 ' St Louts St IS .410 Bo*tr-n 23 24 (N Ae*terday’* Romlti. New Tori It P|ii4<J*;3bii. 5. i bicagi. 4. Ciescland. 4 Waahlngior 2: IVwton. 1. Detroit. 5; St. Leu?*. 3. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION, flaadlagi AA'.L.Pct.i W L Pc* St. Taul 43 .8 «77 Ind *p.It* 2* 4«4 Kan Cit 37 21 431 Milwaukee 2< S 41 ; Longs Pie J* 2* 347 M nniwiil 2* 7* 4J*» Columbus 21 21 .44# Toledo 52 4* .244 Ac* ter das'* IU*«IU. Sf Paul. t. Milwaukee r 5lhP*»twl.>. 2; Renaas C:tv. 1 I.cu m (lie, . 1 . • ' : ■ - * i ’ To.edo, 4-S. lndianapoti*. 2-2. Te\a* IJLAGCR. Dallas 7; Ran Antonio If (14 iRBi'.|tI. fen Worth. *: Gilstreo. 4 wjehtta Falla 5. Heoaton. < Hire report. 3-4. Beaumvrt. M MU THERN ASSOCIATION. ( AHanta. <: Mobile « i. t; Memph«* 1#. Bii nuag ham. 4. New Orleans. 4 «*4e'. OfcHed IHh nr n? ^«.rkn**« Lit: io R«»ek 5. NF*fcr|l1*. 4. INTERN ATION II. 1 V AgI E N »a»k. , Beading. I »f*e*t gar- *' Newark ? Re«4:wr 7 /seeond a el R'ra<u«* 4; Twrento. 1 Buffalo 7. R<whrster. i, Only game* »ehed tiled 4 O A*T~ 1 E AGt F.. Jh-*nm?n:«» 2: Lo# Angelo*. 4 Per? iand II Oakland. , Reattl*. 7 Vernon, ; San Praaehca I Salt I.ake City T. 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IT cut cf II T CT «'»vk ... .. 1# cut «? tl F Mtitnlnc ,,a,., t« cut cf SI H V l'***cn ....... t« cut if Si Tier Well* ..... 1” cut #f ?i W m FVrtitw .. ♦ cut ft U ; Ohio Boy If ins Marble Shooting Croon of U Vllatuk tit>. V J, June ll.iifatl Mi t t’} of 4 olul bHI. Q , BB Ivday won ih«- marble <lw>llii( ' rlutaighHishlp «l Hi* l ulled Haicvo dr I eating 11 > ear old Munii” fcharl del. Ihe "niwMltng fla.h |>f !■**.- 1 j l.oui”. In the final rvuu. d lit* \ ; national tournament. |
