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Sisler Returns to Game and Helps Browns Bat Out 7-3 Win Over Pale Hose Braves and Phillies Battle Pleven Innings to 6-6 Tie in Opener i Barm's Stoves Off Defeat for Boston in Ninth I'liilflilrlpliig, | **irr I iiinn I- rout Itrliiml to I ill tlir < •MillI IiiiI I ark* l*n lo W in. IIII.AUK 1,1' II I A, \ 1*. II Phil i1rl|lhl» Bh«l II"* toll In ,ui I Uniting deedlce k in the flr*t game of the 1M4 peeeon, 4he •idle ptnmllnii «t 4 run* eaeh when the rnotie wjip ralleil by ilnrkneee. Twice the local* came ' from behind to tie the count but lacked l he punch to win. In the ninth Inning Joes Barnes went into the box with the bases loaded and none out And retired the side with only one run crossing the plate. This run, however, gave the Phillies a tie. The usual opening day exercises pre ceded the game. Score: Rostov I Philadelphia A.H.O A A H.O.A B’croft.ss ft 2 l 11 Bands,as 6 2 « ft r'oonoy.cf 7 2 4 0 Mohan if ft I 1 « ('"ffliam.lf ft 3 1 2| Will'me.cf 4 3 3 0 Tierney.2b ft 2 .7 2! Walker,rf 5 12 0 Mcfn'te.lb 5 113 2 Henllne.e 112 0 Stensel.rf 3 1 2 0! Wilson.c 2 « 2 2 Padg't *»b ft 1 » * Ford.Cb 2 110 O’Nfill.r ft 1 1 71 .«**> 0 0 0 o d'ne«i '!i.p 1 I 0 o P k'aon.ib o o o 2 xR Smith 1 iso Hnlke.lb .. 112 3 xll >1 0 a 0|Woehrr.3b 4 13 3 I.i-SIKP 2 10 4 HUlgx.p 3 10 1 Rarura.p 10 0 0 y.W"gh’*t # f 0 0 0 — ——.— lioil'h.p 110 0 Totals 4H 1ft r.3 1ft -- Totals 7t 12 33 17 xRotted for Ci#nc«i( li n ‘Ixth >. Ron for V. CmMli in »lxth. zRsttrd for Ford in ninth xBatted for fling In right)) , Hr,4IOH . 200 001 300 on ft LANPHERt ( HATS j f(' You can’t go wrong in a i Lanpher so go » - get yours today. 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Ne* York, Annl II - Playing a »irtthg gam*' I'fhlml ' l»ttl* to 1 Rgathef a efft* »«•*( I- (• h «g (he Hi txtk I) n M*t)||< it rttfi tifl • lie New Volk iMania In Mia t*f*« nfng game Ma(( 1 In }, toefnr* a rfowil of M ««#. Ike Khtlrtt itoal ever tit a N* I Inna I league opening In New i «»rk fteutlier Ha*f r-nmnlet* control for the flrat #1% Inning#, yielding onlv one hit. New York tallied in the aev.nth and •t ored ito runa. hui Southworih v. a* r** Ilfetl with (he haaea full Brooklyn made all li* hit* and runa off Ryan In (he early Inning# Two left hander*, flenrln and Nehf. held Brooklyn hlllea* during the la#* five inning* Mayor My land threw out th* flral hall, vftile • he (Manta ral«e<l (he National league pennant nf 1921. ft.-ore BROOKLYN NEW YORK. A II. O A V11 O A Nela.rf .14 0 S'th'rttl.rf it 4 •» Johton.lb 4 2 12 Mroti. Ih 4 0 12 Wheat,If 3 5!*! Krla. h .h 4 I 1 5 F’rnler.lb 4 ill o. You ig rf 4 o i o f t'fl* li.rf 2 1 o « Meii-el.lf 4011* Bailey.if I « « Kelly.lb : 2 IJ n Klug'n.2h 401S H'kaon.aa ^ *2 0 donee.#a 4 •• I .1 Snvder.e 3 I n 0 | »eb.«r rv.e 1 ' 4 2 /.o'("nel l 0 0 0 0 Ruether.p 4 0 0 1 Ryan.p join -.... —-! i iegrtn.p 10 0 1 Total* S4 9 27 11! Howdy,c 1 1 U o Nehf.p 0 0 ti 2 /Wllann looo f/lndatrom 0 o o o Total* *5 7 17 10 tRan for Snyder m aaventh. z Bat ted for Nehf In ninth. zRan for Oowdy In ninth. Srora by Innlnga: Brooklyn ..1J* New York ... .000 000 20° ~ nummary—Runa: Nel*. Johnaton (2), Krlarh, Kelly. Error*: Jones. South worth. Two baae hlta: Nel*. Deberry. Jobnaton. Wheal. Snyder. Kelly Sacrifice hit* Wheat Fournier. Douola j»la> : r Ha* h and KrlB l.efi on baaea New York. Brooklyn. 10. Baa#* on ball*: off Mearln, 3; off Nehf 1. off Rueiher. 2. Htrrn-k out: By Nehlf 2; by Ruether. S ID»# off Ryan. 0 in 4 Inning* (none out in fifth i: off Hearin. none in 51 Innlnga; off Nehf. none i,, i inning# loosing pitcher: Ryan I’m pirea Wutgley, Hart and Sweeney. Time: 1:16 STRIBLING WINS TECHNICAL K. 0. Philadelphia. Pa., April 14.—Wil liam E. "Young" Strlbllng. Macon <r,*.) light heavyweight, Monday night acored a technical knockout agalnat Tex McEwan of Canada In the sev #nt round of their acheduled 10 round bout. Referee t.ew Bailey etopped the tight to save McEwan further punlah ment. Strlbllng cave McEwan a severe beating. Taking the offensive at the opening gong, the Georgia youth hammered and pounded hia opponent about the ring almost at will. Mc Ewan fought gamely, but waa no match for Strlbllng, and waa saved bv the bell In the fourth and fifth round*. McEwan weighed 170 pounds and Strlbllng, 107. Auerbach Wins on Foul. Halt I-ake City, April 14 —Herman Auerbach, Salt I/ike City junior welterweight, won on a. foul from Vlrtll Sparks, Pocatello, Idaho. In the ! fourth round of a m he l^ied six round bout here tonight.* Young Eundy, lightweight, of Garfield, Ctah, won the decision over Johnny Eueaa, St. lands. In six round*. 'TICKETS to California at very low fare are on sale May 15 to Sept. 30, good returning until Oct. 31. Round Trip from Om&na Stop at Salt Lake City on the way. In clude Denver and Scenic Colorado at ume price. Returning via Pacific North west only $18.00 more. Travel on the all-Pullman ios/knfelesjimlted Lv. Omaha 9.40 a. m. Arc. Lo* Angelei 2:40 p. m. Only 2 iu|hli en route Three other train* direct to California and two to Denver with connection* for California. Writ* /ar free i**A/*r* mnd men* m2 Ui ■« A*/a yen anil A ynar a/an* Par information, ask— A. K. Curte, City Paaa. Agent. U. P. lyetem. Dodge St.. Omaha, Phone Jackeon sfno Canaelidated Ticket OSce Union ftatiaa Dodge ft.. Phone AOaatit »J'4 tath and Mercy ftraaM Union Pacific l»L ^ /■ '■ ’I Meet Tech Tracksters in Dual Meet Saturday HMl,« 1 III,Mil fllpll •rtWWl Mill !*■• 11* f**f hutini* niit Mpi Mt <1p v •flu „,.,n pi pi.iit• \ m 11 li iNi •iii'Hp Tull nii p| lliph "f * hup In, in p rtimt iii»i I |ii» l« Hip ppiiihil mnilHl fur Ibp Iph pi himlp Tim f«HWPr m*llll| * *• lit l#S!t pInti Tp.hnn «l l*ipi H * l*PiP llplf Jpllm tWIt'KlIt. Hlilnry Im* p fulrly Pl limp Ipphi iHim > i ir. I• m |»prfnirnpi p Iiu IimIp I'•{!!iiHI Iptliiit n futir )i mr hihii * Im pfirfliill*rp III IliP ilpphr*: IIpiii'iII'I, p vpiillpr i>f IhpipiI nMlliy, Im* limm ■ Ipprini il»p I«ir pi I! fprt fur tm* II pr ka, and illbaoti, 11 half fuller, H im baa never been defeated In three >mi a' puperbin r 8wnit*'*n, 8hln*y * amalleat nibble, Hint al*«i Ma hluheat arorlng athlete in every meet laat voir, jn a rnnalalent performer In the htirdlen and Joint**. Ihather, a big boy, ia ala led to place well In I be quarter mile, itnlllmser. i football atar of repute, baa been atmvim? the allot well pnat 40 feet thin apt Irnr. HI llott, a mller «»f experience ban never -. Shuts Out Athletics i___^ r *4*L-r£f9 UOH*30*4 O'tfTX Walter Johnson, veteran shut out king- of the American league, scored Id* llllat shot-out victory Tuesday when he hurled Id* male* Is a I In 0 victory over the I’hila* delplda Athletic* before a large croud at Washington. Johnson struck out eight I’hlladelphians. f,»wa-Miimr*ota f/pagin* Ntlopls I’lav in" Schethilf! Winona, Minn , April It.—A si lied ul« of two gomes a week, playing Haturday and Monday bane ball, will Ue maintained In the Iowa Minnesota liaseball league, organized last week. It was decided at a meeting of the directors bets tonight. Winona, Hoc heater and Albert !<ea Minn., and Mason City, la., have teams entered In the league. I.a ( roi »e, Wis., had a delegation at the meeting and was Invited to Join the circuit, hut declined because of the dlstame between the league towns, fled Wing, Minn , was also ronside,ei| but Investigation revealed that elty to be without an organized team. The league schedule will start the middle of May. Huffele, X V.—lleve SI'S',a, fs llff,r ri I* w,.u * decision over Kmnsla Mrboell ef tlnrrslo. In 10 round*. The Brandeis Store REPRESENTING EXCLUSIVELY Fruit off the Loom Men’s Shirts Fruit of the Loom as sures you of excellence in materials and cor rectness in style, tai lored to perfection. Neck Band Style, 2.041 Collar Attached, 2.!»4I For wear and 1or ntyle Huy , Fruit of the Loom 0 felled In |ilnee but tine* In two yettia The meet will he the fliet for each eehnoi thin aeaaofi. The nthlete* In the nlxue photo me; top row. left to right, fllbeon, Mining, Norman, Prattirr. Ballinger, Captain Union bottom row. Coe eh Young, f Klllott, Barnee, II. Klllott, Sew on will and OH" TAYLOR ‘RUNS OUT’: ON WILLS BOUT Hartford, Conn., April 14-—J*ek l'aylor, Omaha (Neb.) negro, today re (need to go through with 111* eehed tiled fight with Harry Will* here April 30, for the American I.egion. He gave no reaeon for hla with Irawal. Red* Heat Pirate*. 6 lo ft. Cincinnati, April 1ft B*for* a rsrnrd brasking • rotvd Cincinnati defastsd Pitts burgh todav. »> »o r. Morrison was hit frssly and lita Inflrld aupport «»• sunn* what ragged F»onot*u« aflowad only on* hit In flvs inning-, hut was pounded hsrd in fh‘* sixth wliui lha visitors bum h^l four < ls*n ««inKl»'S snd n trlpl* by Higher fnt four fa t rcil runs Fha-ban flnishsd fhs icss1 > s In good form Tits Flsds Usd ih* n or* In Ills cigbtli on llargravns ssrond trlpls snd Hohna'a ss<rifl's fly. and won off Mssdows in ths ninth nn two pass**. .1 singls hy Flurns sod Roush's sscrifo s f|*• Margrsevs ws« »hs batting Isadsr. with two triples s»td two singles out of four tlnirs U|>. Ths S'tual paid stfrndancs «»* 3ft.747. ths isrgsst nu« i-sr aver sf a ball (imt at Flsdmnd fltld Ths score PITTRBUROW I CINCINNATI AH IF ft A AFt H.O A M‘v|tla.?h "3 1 ft 3 Burns,rf 4 1 % J Carsy.rf .12" f»aub*rMb 3 11’ f' Rlgbss,If 4 I % t Roush < f 4 ft *' Ttay’or 3b 3 0 17 F*unart,If 4 ft I l Harn't, rf 4 2 7 " H*rgr'%*r 4 4 1ft Wrfght.ss 4 I I Bohns • u 3117 firlmrn Ih 11*1 F’.rp-llf.tb 7 | 1 4 -chmldf.r 4 ’ 4 Cavanay.sa 4 ft i ft Mnrr on.p 1 ft ft " r»onohus.p ft o 4 tMusllsr i ft ft ftlrlfarpsr ft ft 0 ft Msado* P 0 ft ft ft Mltsshan p o ft o ft - ztfock ft ft Q ft To*s'a 34 3 24 Hi Tot a is II t i I zBattsfl fo*- Morrison In ninth Tn'. out when winning run •* ot#d. r.Ratlsd for f'ouohu* in ssyouth /Ran for Fha*h*n in ninth. Htit* by Inning* Pittsburgh ftlft 4ftf ftftt < if,. Inna I • lit ’ Nummary Runs bfaranvill*. Bigbsc Trayrior. Rsrnhart. Horns F2». Ifsrgrsvs 12). Ptnolll, IFork. Km> rs Marsh villa U right U) f'avanay r. i Two l<n*o hit Burn* TFifss basa hits Ifsrgrsvs (2), Mlgbo#. Ftolari bsss f s rs n vllls Ha'rlfPa Burn Dauber*. Roush, Bnhns, Trsynor fjrimtn. Ftoubia Mays Burns fo Haubort Morrison to Troynor to Or I mm Freft on 1 *«* f’jt I** Jtgl. 4, Cincinnati, 7 Masss on Os l|s <»ff Ftonohus. 1 >ft Rhsshat f "ft Morrison. off Msadows, At tuck it R* i tonohu*. I, by Nbaahan. 1 I Morrison 2 If ••• <Vf ftonoF.us, « In •even Innings »• ff Morrison • In s gl.t innings, off Hh".|ian, 2 »** *«"» Innings. ..ftesMeidmss I . r. two Ifltrda l» "f W|pt pit' b Morrison Winning p1»» b»» Hhsshan l.oslng pitrhsr Meadow- I m plrss Kttni and Wilson Tints l If (!artl* Rally and 13 in. at Inula April IS—The *t r.otil, far ■ Itaala defeetetl the t hi'«*<> fuba. a to '• •..day in the Oral t»?4 Vaflonal t'arue time here. A ' rnwd of about IS tint! at tended tha aarne. A nruh tiiriloa tallv with the •'•or, s ta S in favor of the f*ub,. fumed ttie tide from defeat in vtetnrv for ttie t’ardtaalv Maveball <’'.mttiliaiofier tuiodt, pitched the ftrat hall with Stavor Henry Kiel ef *1 (eon, rerelvjnr Itenr, • IHirAlin 0T tSM'IS A S If O A A H H O A vtalf ef 4 11 o f a' k rf 4 1 Adam, .« 4 <i 1 I' Him•• t. If I I » tlranm, 7h 4 I 4 4 Morl.t h . I , 1 lirltrea Ih I « 10 1 Botfly, Ih * "in " Krlh'*. It. J n " - fre ail At. 4 1 I I \f t Iter It ; 4 l idMueltr f 4 I 4 " Corel, rf 4 I J " I. Hell .14" • I rfrarl'l e 4 f 1 o VI. k ■ Aid re p 4 2 n * Holm, e n e I n at uji r f, p 1,07 Total# II llrJS If S"fh. » " » * * fioak p loot f'f.ffr. » a o o a fFlyer I ft « ft 9kt bu1»» I I ft ft 1 i Tnporcsf ! ft ft ft1 / Hladss ft o ft ft Total# 7* 1| 27 » tOns otif slisn wlnnig run niad*. fHldsd for .Norfh in fourih. /Flsfisd for Auk In aigliih zTopofcar bansii for Honk In slghfh sBifuJsa ran for Hrhultz in stgh»b f’hlrsgo . ftfti 20ft ‘HO 3 Ml Frouia 120 000 ooi 4 Nummary — Finns Hint* Orlnu-a. t»Kar fall, PiacM. Mmith. Bottomlay . Ntuart. Krrors Adams, tiranthan Krlb*rg. Mlllsr. Vogsi Hmith Two-baa# hlls. Plark, Iforna by Aldndgs. Thrss baas hit Mmtlh Mfolsn bans ft - 11 ftfn is y Ks>r|fl>ss Ad arna, Frs|gs*i. Orsnfhsm Pflbsrg, Mtilsf Ifotibls play* Bsi| fo Ffomsby to Bottom lay, Mali (unassisted i tirsniFuin to Ad sins. F>ft on baa* Chicago 7. Ft F*ouis |0 Bsss Oft balls nff A Id rtdga, 1 off Ftiiari 2 off F'oak, 2 off N'orili 1 Ntrufk out: By Aldridge, 2, by Mniarf, I bv North, ft bv l»oaV I, bv f'faffsr. I Hits <»ff Mluart. 7 in 3 13 molngs. off F»oak 2 In 4 inning* off North • »n 2-3 In nlng. nff I ’faffs- 2 in 1 inning Wild Pitch Aldndgs Winning p|trh*r Pfsff** t/mplras Moran. Pflrrnan and Powall Tima 2 Ift I* hllsdelptits,—W llllam I*. (Tnnngl Htrlbllog of Ms*on # or- t ♦c- hni«sl knockout sgslnsi Ts» K.'in > • ' anads sevsn round- __' QaL t ct, ■ * _ Maroons Defeat South in Opener Parker* Iffltl Hitlc** lit leeli Tw irlcr* — Nine Strikeout*. Technical High ba selm Hers, last year's city high school champions. Inaugurated the season hy trouncing Coach I cowry's South High crew, 8, to 1, yesterday afternoon on the Ma roon diamond. 1 Shaw and M. West, on the mound for the Urumtnondltes, were right. Between the two of them they fanned nine ha- l;er batsmen lieslde* hold ing the Southsidera hitles* through out the seven inning*. While* Hie Maroon hurler* were pei forming In big league style, the Te. hater b.it«meu weie hammering away at the curves of ‘'Cits' t'lark for a triple, a double, and a trio of one base i louts. •'f/efty West first man up In sec ond Inning, t racked one of Clark's d* lived*# to deep left for two liases Hwart* was safe on an error, and Captain Krlckaon dogged the lm*e* with a on* base fly. McCormack singled to right, scoring West and Hwarta Mickle drew a walk. Erick son was forced In when Crabb drew a walk, and McCormack added the final score on an overthrow. South garnered It* lone tally In the third when Alexander got In the way of one of Shaw’s shoots, took second on Itunn's free (mss to first, and romped home on Crabb a error. Tech added three scores In the third. I, Went was safe on an error. Kwart* drew a walk, and McCormack sent them across the rubber with a screaming three bagger McCormack scored a minute later on another er r or. The Maroon's final counter tame In the sixth when M West was safe on Dunri'a error, raced to second on Hnydei a hunt, and scored on sn oilier deluge of hacker error*. 8hsw, rnkkie liurler, worked In good style fur the first three Innings, hut Drummond elected to aepd In hi* ace, Maney West, at the atart of the fourth. American Association L_/ tndfananolta. April 11,— ft Vf 15 Minneapolis . * 12 3 Indianapolis .1*» II Ha»lane* Malana, f.»nr-h. MrlJraw. Mang urn and Mayer, Petty, Atnith and Krueger. f.oulavllte. K April 11— ft II F A* Paul . 4 7 4 leftist Ilia 4 7 3 ftartarla* Markle Ifnltchauear and Allen, C'ullop and Mayer. Tnfadn. April II — It |! K Mllanuhra . 3 7 <» I niadu . . * 11 4 Mariana* h< hair k and Hhlnault. Scott and Oaaton ('elumhui O, April 11— P H f. Kama* City . .. 2 • S Cnlttmboa ... .,, 4111 Hanoi ie* i‘aMw»|l Thnrin ehla.n and Skiff. I’almarn and Hartley. I’hlfAdalphln.—William I* 'iaimi" llrlltlni, Mar AA. tie , light • haa vywelfht, a.v>r#d a fa. hnlrat knm kaut agamat Te« Mrf;wan. Canada. In tha ae-anih round of ,. arhaduled la-round bout__ “St. Louis The popular way ia the Wahaah way. All-ateel equips ment, a amooth track, pood meal*, courteoua employeee and a fine faet train over the short rst route at the mo* convenient time of.ihe day— “The St. Louis Limited** iMvaOauhi ... — S:55 I’M Amm Si. Lmrfs trMmar Aim ).TM AM Amm St. I,o<iis < Unusi SfatKin).....7:55 AM (Vhuf Avmuat St Mien St. I-cute te nard Ky Wahaah trains ewliievsly. Ites; Ticket Office AVwiiial 141. Dodge street *0 \PSiV M (*«*•• r -.--J 1909 Ustney StisM, C>nshs Hot*: lackaon 0710 -v- I ^iiltrr Johnson Turns in l to (I < )|N*niii“ (*;mir \ r|» run sliul«*ut Km(t Son * MM*f Ihmit I |in U iii In lllg I >ul I i v I • I Xllllrln .. WiRhltlfltbn, April 1'• Wallet JidlhSOp. See of t|»* \\ hPhtflgtcn team »*|m ncd IH* t atIt camfwiign in the At net P in league Timed**» with a abut nut \|< tofy mer I’litlad* Iphln 4 !«» The vrtetan was In great form, al lowing only font hit* and l**»i4ng hut tWO l^iKPra President Ctndidge ••ffi* tally open ed the uphwhi by topving nut the first hall. The president was accompanied hy Mrs, C'oolldge and an *»ffi« ial par ty. Heerefary WUhur of the navy led the parade of the two tram* to the flag pole in deep renter field where the flag Was rais' d prior to the opening of the game It was the mist shut-out victory for JnhriNnn and hy at rising out '-ight of the visitor* he increased his total in this line to more than 3,000. Judge, nice. Huel and f»oslln supplied fhs hits that gave Washington its runs. A crowd of more than 2'* non < ,f ncased the opening Washington April 1 ft PHIhADEhPH I A WASHINGTON ABH.OA. ARH.n V Rl*hop. ?b 4 I .7 1 Judge ]h 4 I t n Hal#, lb 7 I « 7 * Harm :h ft • Strand, < f < ft l ft Rfr*, , f 4 1 7 n Hauser lb ? 11? 1 Go*lm If 4 2 ft ft Niin on* If 4 \ .'ft li«h#r, r# ft .7 ft Miller, rf 1 ft ft 1 Prof rn. 7h ? l in Gall’v. *• n »» Perkh *» 4 ft i s Perkin*, r 3 ft 2 ft: Huel r 7 ! 4 1 R fieri*, p ft ft o 1 Jrthneon. p 4 t ft 1 ‘ 'gd*?** p ft •» ft ft Meeker, p « « ft ft Total* 32 7 27 Jo /9a u mgr p •• ft ft t xftnjggv | o ft ft sRlennda t ft 0 ft * Welch 1 ft ft ft - | . T fttJ*!» 7ft < 21 I' t Hhi fml for R Harris in third »x Balled f ** r Ogdon in ■ mi x 4J( Batted f»»r Meeker in eigli»ll Philadelphia ft#ft non ftoo- ft \V..ahinginn "21 fttft 4 >ufnm«rv Runs Judg* Rl<«\ Onslin. I'taher terror* Galloway <2). Hale Three Me* hit* Judge Stolen i>**r Rt e <2). He* ftfi* *. Prothero Double pla'* *21 Sacrifice. Pro!hero Houhla id*'. Ruel to Judge I-eft on baeea Philadd nff H ifarna I off Ogden . off Meek er, 2. by Johnson. 2 Struck out: By Meeker. | by Johnson. * lilts: off R Harri*. ", in 2 Inning* of Ogden. 3 ^ inning* off Meeker 2 In 3 innings off Baumgartner ft in 1 inning Hit by pitch re By <»gden (Prothero) Lowing pitch er. B Harri* t’mplrea. E\*ns, Nsllln Rowland. Time. It.'.. *alt lahr 4 Ity —Herman \uert»n«H. flail Imke ctlf, junior welterweight, won on a foul from V’lrgll HparV Po<atello Ids , in the fourth round of a scheduled • i* found l»ou* RiseMl l<Ms and Standing s % lias M I I IM I HinlNin Hi f* * 1 *** Hj NhnM* i I tiit|(|r!f<hik fc fl| Iftftng I it*- flat tin* •• I | t’ttM tnmmU t. V*it • *#t«f f I* I (•am*-* f*«4*' f* f -i.M.f»» at timntt*' ItifHitthn at Saw ImHi I |<i«ten ka l,lMia*l*lr»>»*« I *1 MU IN If l«. I t ■HMntJing* II i I1* t I' I »et r *»4t . ... I « 1 ana I ***»• ! 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Minneapolis * (iamo Tods' Milwaukee at Toledo. Khp«ms City ai Cnlumbua St Paul at I^Milaville M mprapolia at !ndianspoils HUI TMKRN **Ml< I \T|U a Mirmingharn. II. Chattanooga. 4 Memphis. . I.iit.p Rrx-k. 12 »« Orleans, y. Mobile 4 Atlanta 4 Nashville 4 (Called «-nd tenth, darkness. I PKIM4 I OI1T I.KM.I K Han k ranrieoo. . T . Oakland ft. Vernon, ft. I.o* Angele* ] Ha* ramento. 12; Portland. 2 MAT CONTESTANTS ENGAGE IN FIGHT t'cdar Hapid*. Is , April 14.—A wrestling match that ended with all the appearance of a prfs.e fight wa« nw.irded to Hugh Nichols over Johnny Meyers tonight. Both men were covered with blood it the end of the match, due to a fistic encounter between the two w restlers. Today's h.ntrirs. IIAVUK l»K (.u\(i: F raf rum Burae If *«* maiden ? «r-old <ol»* ami gelding*. 4 furlonti aFloudland III Ham flrrnet .. 11* Black Fllmber III c FMiato . II* bPe!#r Paul 11* aShanghal ...III Early Baby II* Slate 111 Hatlle Man 11* iToppantte . Ill hGreaf Momenta II* aJ M Foaden entray; bF! H M-Lean and J. F. K« lioi r entry »*ll P Whitney and L S. JThdmpann enfry Second re* e Pure# |1 2*6 claiming \#ar-oid« and up * furlonca Vk*a chairman 112 *Poot Sport ...1*2 xVeniseloa . II* xAnttdUlty *4 Simplicity .1*7 Floating On , .!»• *Fehrah ** Arendat . Ill Stake ... f*« Pellahm . JC* Poe 112 a Ha he | K . tftS Tiding* ... 1 *7 Peapalr .II? Bright f.lghta 1** Vacuum . ,112 Gallipot Boo fire Mvrfl# ft: Ison ft ftendlta luS Third race The Tiptop puree, purse II ?** 3 vear oida * furlong* Ponaghee . iJ l S»rko . . ja* a Beau Naeh !*• atlolden Armor 1*4 hKlng'a Hanaorn lit hYank*-# Brine'# 1*3 Marninn ..,163 Malap*-rt . «»f *W. J s*im«m entry. hJ S Foaden entry Fourth ear# The Harford handicap, ptira*. I *** added. 3 year old*. »<* fnr - lot Wm a New llamp re IIS Punlln 1 ?• F.jmiia !AA dOoldcn Sphere 1"4 Swing ATlong 1A4 • S* >«tor Norrla 1A* Potninluue l*i hMaln Ma»t 1*7 Flint Stone 111 atlolden Buie . 1*3 Knobhl# . Ill clfOiigh Jordan 1C dFltartipain . . 1«* Lord Fra nit# .1*1 • F'attl alack *■ well Finder .1(14 • Sarko *'• Brin*-# ,f t'ni'a 11* bH#e| Tap* 1*4 Shuffle Along 114 • J K L Roar* entry; bFI F' Whitney entrr. rKenton atahl# entry dSea Gram • table and J. II Stnttler entry Fifth race Puree f|.**o. claiming 1 y#ar old* and up mile and one eliteenfh ftoval Puck 11* Luminlet .163 aO'Henrv >*• Gray Gahlee 16* HancJ 16* Slxlli ra»e Puree *1.266 claiming 4 year olde and up mil* and on* furlong ftiiddi* K#an . . 11* Honolulu Tiny 116 The Foreigner 11* »Pay Lilly ...1** Royal Frown 1** xSmarty . lr,‘ xF'iytng pevll 1*2 xOwaac *.1®I «NI*M P.al.Ur I <11 seventh ra«*e Purae 11.?** rla'mlng. 4 veer old* and up; mile and one fut long St Donard - 111 Fote P’or .11* j North Wale* .,110 tnvtgnrator .11* I Fannie fl#an '*• xStiper Hum 1*4 itftgh Gear 162 xMvatlr 161 v Apprentice allow en e claimed Clear, faat * AA indaor Out.—Phil *fcl#r*w w aa a ward ed the deriglon over Johnny Mellow ! Tommy tfughea won the verdht from Johnny L##r ll*milt«n. tint : Pave Hurke given deeiaiop over Harry ‘ Kid ’ Lucky, of Dayton T1AJ1 ANA. , r " ’ 'r* J’ur*. I : ■ flr o d* « nif longs Top Hide .1#» n He-man ... lie PuaRaher .Ill Isabel . ..IIS Bi|ljr f>ovs .... l#j bKusman 113 : Run I«at he -111 V*. me# . . . J! *1 Uur Hoy ill J^aHeaton .113 bPubla entry. #**'nnd r.r* Pun* |?»n rlalmln*. ». '“*r #,*d* and up, 5*^ 'urlonga t,1*; K * rruun. .Ill Blllp ,I*>. ,1)1 na),,,™ ,,, s'* I*** h 1I« J.a1p M«r>r .’..))) other Hunch 105 itNndaroia ...113] • ’apon .113 * Mildred Ruth .!#& <ihr-ime ....111 t hirmmt .Ill Misa Jan# 106 /.iron ...117' .113 xGnhJ Flush 103 xPlamaganet 113 Thlr-I ra-e Pure# $®9®, claming, 3 year olds. « furlongs Twin Fn* 10* Wtimer the W 4 Hi Jtmgnn l®4 Golden *up ....11# E*« Ackley 11# ’nmhaitiim lie Faurth ta«e Purse MOJ. claiming, 1 >**r -ills and up. £ furlongs: H#s#t# Young .104 i**ro#n 1*4 >ulv FI' 10? Kthel Brown HR Eadr Bourbon 1®7 Rs.-dol) 14*4 * FJoota 104 l.ady Tiptoe |07 Ma*«et Rule . 1®7 R##s . . .107 You Ret 1«4 H o*tworm 107 Hhfffv.107 Ho Inga # 1«7 Fifth ra # Pur*c i la Im lag 4 'esr-olda and up fiv- end on# half fur longs \Miss Hpeara ..10? «|4#da*sle !•? a Preserve tor 104 aCalgary |*ad 104 * Fireplace 104 \Sorf*i Honey 10| il>#il#r«u* l®4 a Arctic King t®4 M u Freyer i l®7 Bella ftove's Roost 1®* Phillip# Lugo Ml John, .lr .10# Roisterer 10# July F'ly I ns «If. Tlurgot ne 1®4 IV Mnntgnm'y 104 tFltm# 1#f Htath rate Purse, tl 000 handicap. v«.t olds an«l up ni^e and one-als 1 . p»f» I I t w sHia-k Shasta * • Tracer . #4 as Van Patrick *1 Great, f.uck 1*f Moeur H LIon . #4 Be Frank 102 a Walker entry. s#\#nth r*'# Purge, I*®®; claiming. 3 \car «1ds and ur> fn # furlongs *F Glornaius in® *C A Com akry 111 Ha If on .Ill s.Ioe V.Ill !»#nnla IT .,117 \Hpear Shot .102 Babe Ruth ,.*.11® \Furtoua Bill 11? Ravenwlrg ...1I& Pueblo .117 \l.etuon H#th . 1®? AAthanna lift S»nn# Bell 11® Harrigan's Heir jl* Eighth ra< * Claiming purs# |4®0. 4 year-nlda and up; mil# and 7# >arda. 11.11 tl# Bra- h *« *t -ffield 1®l \1laut1a T“a *Th# Pslconer 3 14 *Qoe<te#k !#4 fw*uMful . . 113 N*nth race Pur*# $70® claiming 3 * *>Ua a»4 Hr. mil* a*il nn« tflurlti \n\ ynnsr.su \ t ADA r.KTl*r*rAT fWr GROOM •M UlM< 0»* Keeps H«'r ( Combed ^ HAIR STAYS COMBED, GLOSSY Millions I’sc It - Few t ents buys Jar at Drugstore Ktan atubborn, unruly or ahum poonl hair ala'* rnnyhoil all day In any at> la you llhr 1 llalr tlroom'1 1« a dignified combing i roam which glvra that natural gloaa anil well |gloomed effort to your hair--that ft nal touch to good dies*, both In Nwl no** and on aivinl envailoni “llalr i ironin ' I* gi ala«» help* grow thick. h«n\>, Itmtroua hair Hraiit of girca*y, harmful imitation# i \liiki> Hflivn Pnlmih \\ illioul Siiij»lr Roltlilr r *<**lm nf (rifur **» I'l.’l! M*rk* < *|»» Mini S-tMMi It* "WHlllHg Hut I mi Mil*. •ft] ft t n fiYttutirM % ifirtfl nf)«l tplk* Ins hi* il'liyl ** ItMMMim *>f Hi* HI, fxiun Brnftft* ...IlIrllMItiil lirs* Iv t# lh* lemtr. * T to J vlMnry ■IV* r I'hlrtin H«* 'milpiling out two hM» In f«*ur tempts dialer. Iw* nk In 1* ^ * <>l p“* f -* n ffi«t baa*. fielded |»'rf *'l> with * out outs and n*» *»f«* di»*\e in fli nt run and the run whh’h lu <■}•.«■ »’ ^ tie In the fifth He finished «»*h ‘ .500 average at bat, although he d>v’w^ not score. Urban Shocker, who quarreled with the Krowns’ management most of *b* winter, pitched in ? ;id -ease<v f holding the Sox to six hits, only tw-. of them bur hed The Sox wore without the leader ship of Frank Chance w hr* Is cor fined to a hosp taJ pending : ov*’ from a cold. Johnny Evers, aet,?, ~ | manager, was on the side linos The game drew an aUendat • o* About 2^.nno. Tho p. -ore; ST I/irfS * rfff r\a<* ah H n A aR 11 o « r'r,». f rf '.1 • • • * 4 , * « Slulsr.lb 4 ? Je b S * ' ' Will’rn* If 4 ’ i e 4 M'M’ua.Sb 4 e 2 K * mm th 4 ’ ; .fur Ann rf 4 I ! f f4» rr»ft If 4 ft *> * Sev’reld - 4 1 4 J M Hr! n M 4 ft ft F.Merhe.Sb 4 1 4 • j Shocker p 3 ft ft 4 Roh'i>. n p ft - aftirunk I ft ft * Tstili 24 11 C7 IS Crmnell; r ft ft ft l iArchd on inn/ I -- - To** ■ *4 f :: ■ - rH* tied for Robs (Ml - * ( for ('onnally !n r. Scots by inning* St Lome .-Oft ’’ft 2‘f 7 Chicago ~ftft i»ft —* Humiritf) — Puns Tohn 4 Si, Gerhr*. M'-Muru* J«rob*< r, Sir- ' ’f ■=■ Hooper. Kamm Err0*-« i;#rtw-r she** Kamm Two baa* h •* (/*•**- Ifoap* 42). Tobin *2). J»rob« n Fro *n b; ».*« Kamm, McM?noa Sa^r.f reliir* <;#rl*er Double plaj McClellan t*> * l n» »o Shrely Left on b***s St Ir « * Chi* ago 4 Ha**a on balls < »ff hhr»'’k*r 1, off n*>b*rt*r.»i j Sf u V o-r Rv Robertson. : by Shofkwr 4 * o» * - ally 2 Mil a: Off Robert.* ft if »*• * n * — r<■ off 4 nna - *« Ha****! Ittll In. r r t **■ Robertson I'mpire*. Otto* «nd Helm*'*. Time 1:41. I ip-r* M in: Sliinr in Field. DETROIT—April If —-Detroit tli* American *»««en Tuesday by * *■ !nl Cleveland 4 *o j in gnu • rep!*!* with **nM'ldnal fielding Cohn Heih o and Speaker shared honor* The Tige ’.nanag*-* < tit off a po*-* M* ? • in l<« ftifhfh Innng when h* f* *d f*r m h « left f'tf * taping ca?< h that * »bhed V ma of what appeared to '•* » i home ran Bltje th* Tiger f -t b* hit s ham* run over the renter f * d fer • in the *s»th Inning, starting a rally th , * *■'* Detroit 1 run* and a on« p« .ni mn rin In that inntr.g Although ground rule* w*r# r*c**« the ■ rowd did not bteak th* r* ord f *r rttentng <!»>*. being **•. *•*>! *• approx imately 34 <*09 Scor*• CLEVELAND DETROIT „ AB H O A AB 1! O a Jam n.!f 4 1 2 * R .* jp 4 St ph.2b 4 3 6 2 < obb. rf 3 13 Spea r , f 4 a 3 e F ■* n 1, if 4 1 2 J Se ll m 4 I 2 I H* i n rf 2 . « Bur a. lb 114 1 Pratt. ?b 4 12 JS'ma rf « 1 1 » Rign y. *5311 I.ukr.ib 4 » 2 : Jor*# 3t> 1 S 1 t Myat? c 4 ft 2 1 Baea r. * 2 ft 1 Shau a. p 1 t 1 1 Da us* p 1 • * iBro *r 1*9# - -Totals 21 I 27 IS Total* 2« 11 24 1# x Baited for Fhause tn flh Cl tee land .Si 2 ss*- 1 Detroit . f")n 1**3 SSx ♦ Summary—Runs St*pher>*en <"*. Speaker Bttie Cobb K ttbergilU U niann. Tero-bae* hit*. Stephenson Lai* *ka 8hau#» Fotherglll l%r ^tU. Hc * run Blue Sacrlftte. Rigne> Double plays Lutske. Stephenaon Burn* Rig nr> Pratt-Blue til Ijtlt on Las Cle-in land f. Iiefroit 5. Ba*es .»n ha’l* off Shaute. J. l>au«* 3 Struck out iy Shau • 2 Daus* 1 Hit by p!t.h**r by Fhauf* < B**eler» Wtld pltrne« Shautr * mp!P« Hildebrand, Moriarty. Urtnibj Tdu# i ll. 1 aiik*'p« Defeat Retl S>\. Boston. April 15—Twenty f t thousand ! enthusiasts saw the world champion danker* defeat th» Red Bo*. 2 *o 1. tn the opening game of the season her* toda The winners made both their run# tn the ninth when Ruth and \V,»rd alnaied. T an or I fired and Wambagan** made tv . error* on ground holla. The single B.»* ;ton run resulted from Pninks a ng • l«ee« hunt and Khmke'a engt* Phawkey held Boston t* ts« hits ‘n aeien Inning* and then Ho* t pitched h less ball Mayor Curley threw at t! - first tsll to President teuton of the Bed Boa. Pres.dent Johnson o* the American league attended the gam* The wore NEW YORK HORTON AaH A A II O a wit« f i * f; c*‘ • f * * ( Dufar ’dj 4 1 2 2* \\ h-. t 2b 4 • « 4 Ru-h.lf 2 t * * Vearh.tf tear ripp.lh 2 • > * Harris lb 3*1 Meus'lrf 4 o 2 * gnrty**f J # * f Ward. Jb 4 t 4 . Bhsnka.db 4 i 1 % Boha g.e 4 * S f hr* *« J 4 * «e~ Rro(t »• 4 a 3 2 rrNet)’.e 2 a « 1 Ph wkey.p 2**1 Khmk- p 21*2 sHdrlck 11*^ —— lloyt.p 1 * * : Totals 24 t •: U Totals : 2TI * * Ha tied for Phawkey lo e’gh V Jk ore b\ inning*. New York . ...__ . ...•** M* **J—2 Boston **• *1* e*a Pummar* Runs Ruth Meuse Phans# Errors Wambagansa ij Shank* > eler, bases Ruth Witt Sac-Tie hit* I’-pt l«ee. trouble plays Peott to Ptpr. Prott ' *» Bard toPtpp. I.eeto WatnbscanM Is Hs ria Wambagana* to Harris l,eft on base* New York. T; Boston 5 Ri*«* <*n h*‘ * Off Shankey. S off Havf j. . ff Cl. ^ 2 Strut k out; H* Sh*wke\. t hy Hoy t; hy Khmke 4 Hits Off Bhswk,** 2 in ? inning*, off Host, none in 2 istat* Passed ball O'Neil! U >atlin| t he Hoyt. rmplre*. Conndty an I’.neen. Time 2 •* •rfaatsn. I*a—Ty Pelentan ef A, raat»« outpointed Uty Pchwarta ©f New Ye*k. It rounds Break congestion Apply Sloan'*. You don't h.tve to rub it in. Ju*t pat it on gently. It »rnd« Ireah, new blood circulat ing *wiftly through the ti*»ue« Brrathmg become* racier. Con geation clrara away. &vn the cold i* gone. Oct a hottle from \ our itraggiat today Ji cent*. Sloan** Liniment- *• i lb firm.’