Manush’s Hitting, Cobb^s Homer Win Jor Tigers jn_6-5 Game With_Yanks
Omaha Buffaloes BunchJHits to Defeat Boosters in 5-3 Extra Inning Contest
Meadows Has Better of Ruether in Eleven-Inning 5-2 Pitchers’ Battle j
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McNally. Blue,
Put Out of Game
for Fighting
n r
Holloway, Detroit Hurler,
Credited With Two Victor
ies Over New York in
as Many Days.
I^W YORK, May 15.
—Iletrolt defeated
the Yankees, 6 to
5, today In a turb
ulent game. Hit
ting by Manush in
the late innings
was responsible
with Cobb* first
home run of flip
season for the
Tiger victory.
McNally, substi
tuting at sernnd
m base for Ward,
had a fist fight
with ftlue and both
* were put out of
the game. Substitute infielder John
son and Coach O'Peary of the Yan
kees were put off the ffeld earlier.
Holloway was credited with his sec
ond win over the Yankees in two
days. Score:
DETROIT. I NEW York.
„ AH H O A. AB.H.O.A.
H»ny,3-2b 3 " n 2|Wltt.rf 4 n 2 "
Oobb.rf 3 12" riug n.3 5b 5i>12
M a nush.If 5 3 3 oiRuth.rf 4 2 1"
Hetlm'n.rf 4 ? 2 1 Meti'l.If-3b 5 3 1 o
Pratt,2-lb 5 15 2 Plpp.lh 5 .3 3 n
Rl*ney.»s 3 1 1 3 3V»ri1.2h 111-"
Blue.1b 2 " 7 " McNally.2b 1 " n "
Pillette.p " " " 1 i-nmhaif 10 3"
Faeeler - 3 15" Scott.ee 4214
Collins,p l " " 2 Schang.c 4 2 7 "
R .Tones. 3b 3 1 1 I S Jones.p 3 " " 1
xWingo 1 " " " Shatvkey.p o " " 2
Pauss.p o o n o --— __
.y Woodall 1 0 n n Totals 3.5 12*28 9
Hollaw’y.p o n n 1
Totals 38 10 27 1 4
\Batted for Pillette In seventh.
x Ratted for Pane* in eighth.
7..Manu.«h out. hit by batted ball.
Scorn by inning*:
Pet roll .ft™ 002 121—8
New York . 021 000 200—5
Summary—Runs: Haney. Cobb (.2), Ma
nush. Rigney. R. Jones. Ruth (2), Meuse!,
Ward. .Scott. Error*: Bassler. Scott. Two
base hits: Pansier. Meuse], Pratt, Ruth.
Three-bane hit: Mnmish. Home run: Cobh.
Stolen liases: Plpp (2). Manunh. Heil
mann. Sacrifice: Shawkey, Haney. Left
on base: New York. 9; Detroit. 8. Base
on balls Off S Jones. 3; off SbftSYkey.
1: off Collin*. 3; off Pauss. 1. Struck
oil- By S. J one*. 3. by Shawkey. 1; by
• llins. 3 b\ Pause, 1; by Holloway. 1
I-• t« Off Collin*. 7 In 5 inning*: off
1* ! 1 * f t p, none in 1 Inning: off Pan**. 2
In 1 inning off Holloway. 3 In 2 inning*:
off S. Jones, f, in 7 1-3 Inning*; off
Shawkey. 4 In 1 2-3 Innings. Wild
P'T<h: S J ones Losing pitcher, Phaw-i
He; TV oning pitcher. Holloway I'm- 1
j'fes: H'Mebrand. Rowland and Ormaby.
Time, 2:54.
White Sox Defeat
Senators, 10 to 9
Washington. Mny IV—Chicagn and
■Washington exchanged positions in
111 - Ameri'-an league race today when
the White Sox won. in to f. and mov
ed front seveenth to fifth plane. The
game wt a a free hitting affair, each
club using three pitchers. Tlte score:
I'HICAiiU. \V AS I (IN' iTO.N.
ARM n A A M It l i A.
Mi.-Hi,.f : II J II Rebuild.rf t. I 3 o
' a I 111. r :: 3 3 »• lie r.e.2t> anil
11 .ipcr.rf 4 :• » Rl. af 4 1 5 n
‘'oil'll*._’b r. i 4 r. Gostin.rf 5 7 ft o
Sheefv.lb 5 7 5 2 Judge. I b 5 4 4ft
Fal5 'f 4 J 4 (> RijM.f 7 112 0
Kftmm.r.b r, 2 1 2 Proihro.lb 4 o ft 1
Fi»»n/ h.si 5 ft 1 " P**i 3 2 2 .7
S hnlk.i ] ft 4 2 M't ins.vp 2 1 ft ft
M» ' !.* •• 4 1 1 ft M'lifrrv.p 2 « ** ft
R''!\<*'n.p 7 I '• ft Russell,p ft ft ft 1
P.1*h.i*,p n ft ft 1 '/FHh+r 1 ft »> ft
I’n-i'lt n 1 ft ft 1 —
3sR..rrrt 1 ft ft (• Totals 3S 13 27 6
To*at* 4«> IB 27 13
v Rarrott batted for Blankenship In
eight h
z Ft-her bstl<r for Prothro In ninth
Score bv inning*:
f'nirago .ftftft ft. 1 ftio—1ft
AN a^hingtnn .lift A4A 700
Summary— R u n s : Archdeacon <2».
ITooper 4 2); f’ollfns. Shelly, Pal':. Kamm,
Burns, 111 nkenshfp, Kuril, Bios '"'
f»0*1 ii i ° i .1 iidg# i 2'. TFi -l. Frrors:
Most it, Falk, Robertson. Hurl. Two-base
b’rg Goalin, Falk. Kamm Thre*-bsse
hr*- Judge 12) Archdeacon Stolen bases:
,l^dg»». Perk, Hooper «2). I’ollln*. Sarri
fir# hits’ Hooper. Ruel. Fa*k. Tlsrrls.
T.efi on base*: ''hirago, 1ft; \N' ;t *li irtgl on,
7 Ras#s on boll*; Off P.ober'son 7; off
Martina. 1 off Marberrv, 2; off Riissett,
1 H •»■ Off Hoher (son, * In 417 in
ring- off Blankenship. 4 in 2 2-7 in
r>ng* off PonnalP . 1 In 2 Innings; off
Maclnu. i in 5 2-7 inning*; off Msrberrv.
4 In 12 7 Inning*, f** Russell 2 In 2 17
Inning- Hit bv plt-hed ball. By Martins
Blankenship Struck out: By Robertson,
4 bv Msrtins 7; by Fonnallv 1; b\ Mar
berr’ 7 Baik: Robertson Winning
pitcher: <'*onnslly. loosing pitcher. Msr
b#rr' TTmpiro* Morisrity, Holme* and
Owens Time of game: 2 2*.
Joe Gentille Joins
Platlr Center Team
,T<.o Gentllle, Omaha boy who was
released Iasi week by AVnterloo, la.,
of the Mississippi Valiev league, has
signed to play shortstop for the Platte
Center (Neb.) Independent**. Joe left
for tlte out state town Saturday after
noon and will make hi* first appear
ance ftn hi* new Job thi* afternoon
when Platte (’enter meet* Humphrey
at Platte Center.
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Important Boxing
Bouts This Week
V_—
Mnv 20—Frank Moody against Cienrge
Robinson. in rounds In Fall Kiter, Mas*
May 20—the Dol«l«teln against Chirk
Sugg*. In rounds In Boston.
May 20—Tiger Flower against Jamaica
Kid. ‘in rounds In Covington. Ky.
Mav 20—Rocky Kansu* against Fal Mo
ran. 15 round* In Iu»ng Island City.
Mhv 20—I’cte Zlvli ogalnsl Frankie
Porto. 10 round* In Reaver Falls. Fa.
Mhv 20—.luck Zlvfr against Kay Mlt«h
#11. |*0 round* In I'lltshurgh.
May 20—Itoh I'llr.siniinon* against Mar
tin Burke. 1U round* In Akron. O.
May 20—Warni* Minltli against Fred
An her, IU rounds In Cincinnati.
Mm 20—F'.ddi# Cannonball Martin
against Joe Sousa, 12 rounds In Brooklyn.
Mav 20—Young Mrlhllug against Jimmy
MutU-rv 12 rounds in Newark.
May 26—Fitiivlin Villa again*! Frankl#
Ash.15 round* in New York.
Mnt 2N—Johnny Dundee again*! Fails
Vleentlni. 15 round* in New York.
Mav 28—Mick M< Adiwn* agMlnst Andy
*#* Chaney, 12 round* In Frovldene#.
Muv 20—.1 limitv Cioodrl. h again*! Hobby
J’racev. 10 rounds In Scranton, Fa.
Mn y 2»—Fddle Blirkbrook iwrslni! Tom
fri \ Holey, Mi round* In Albany, N. Y.
May 2 it—Hud Taylor against Tommy
fevan. 10 round* In Indianapolis.
Mav lb.—sleff Smith against Jo# lain
fyinn. in round* In Indlnnapoll*.
Mav 2f>.—arry Krahu against K«y “al
ia* e III round* In IncllanopoM#.
Mat 26—laid le Shevlln stains! Tnnsey
Knrliin, 10 round* In Boston,
r Ma^ XI —Cienrge# Farpentler awjlnat
k.mimr (.ibhoo* 10 round* In MleOlrsn
Moo4y >Mrrr
Mrld** 1* rotrort, in Wtw *
EDDIE’S FRIENDS Straightening the Banker Out. |
y/t figure i owe I'/y^/yyy^yA^ootim-i^ot - •
< FOR FIVE STACKS? IT I)O^W£R^
/A I OMLV BOU6HT r I "BLACK OM VJlAlTE ^
\ Tv4REE TIMES * J——-* (_ -—-' I
/“T P A BOOKKEEPER ___^
OVER IM MISSOURI T “ ~TZT )
' drOT A TEM YEAf? ifw?S2Sis- /
CONTRACT WmtilE ^?iStTe
STATE P* KEEPING
"Books like t^jat ^^ To put T4EM
—r-Tl^Tuow L{>wu
MAUY UAVE /
Yort 60T ME I
Bluejays to Hold
Mass Meeting
C7
The Creighton gymnasium Tuesday
evening will he the scene of what is
expected to be one of the biggest meet
ings of the year at Crplghton.
The meeting is to be held under the
title of honor night and at this time
all medals, letters and awards won
by students for various activities In
the university will he presented.
Awards will he made tn the football,
basket hall, track, freshman football,
freshman basket hall end freshman
•rack teams, winners of Intramural
basket hall league, winners of Intra
mnral baseball league, debating team,
winner of elocution contest, winner
?f Flvidences of Religion essay contest,
hand, orchestra, glee club and cheer
leader". In addition tn these, keys
*re tn be presented to the new mem
bers of the Alpha Sigma Tau and to
r> tiring uninn hoard members. R. O.
T. C. graduate officers will also re
ceive their commissions this night.
The principal speaker of *he eve
ning will be H. M. (Mac) Raldrldgr,
who Is one of the mnst prominent
Bluejay boosters.
Americans Win
Soccer Contest
By AMoHatH Preaa.
Pail*. May 25.—The American
succor football team today defeated
the Ksthonlan team hv a score of 1 to
ft In the Olympic contest.
Italy defeated Ppaln. 1 to It, Switzer
land won from I.lthuanla. 9 to t>, and
('zecho Slovakia was clstorlou* over
Turkey by a score of 5 to 2.
ARIZONA FOUR GIVE
EASTERNERS FIGHT
New Tork, May 24.—The TTnlver-1
slty of Arizona polo team, playing Ita
first match in a month surprised
skeptical eaaterners today hv hold
Ing to an 8 to 4 score, a team of
Meadowhrook plaver* who outranked
the collegian* by 14 goals In handicap
rating.
The westerners will meet Princeton !
for the Intercollegiate championship
In a series of three games beginning
May 30. Many prominent figures of
the popo world who were Impressed
hv their work today predicted that
the Arizona boys would defeat the
Tigers and take the championship to
the west.
Cochran Wins Texas Open.
Dallas. Tex., May 24.—Tom Cochran
of Wichita balls today won the Texas
amateur golf championship at the
I'ronk Hollow Country rlub hcra, de
featlng A1 Badger, Dallaa Country
club, one up In 37 hole*.
Noire Dame Deals Iowa.
Tows City, May 24 —'Hnlversity of
Noire Dame baseball nine defeated
Iowa her* today In a poorly played
game of baseball, 9 to a, Iowa’s er
rnrs coupled with some timely hitting
gave the visitors Ih* victory.
r-'• ! >
American Association
V --—-S
J .oulavllla, May 25 - Klraf gam*: R H F
Columbus .... . * 1
I.oulavllla ...11. 70 1
HaUarlaa: McQuIllari, Kaulk. K •*! «•!* mil
• ml Urban; Tlncup fmd Brut f am
Second gain# R U
Columhua . 4 7
I.oulavllla 1 t 1 - I
Balfarlaa: Halmaro. Ucmaree and Mart
la> ; llollay, Tlncup and Maytr.
Indianapolla. May 26 — R TT F
Itgilianapofls . 2 ll «
Tolado . .. • • " ■ 1 *
iiaitarlaa Burwall. Smith and Krueger,
Riadahaw and Schulte
Mlnnaapolla. May 26.— R TT F
Milwaukee. . . 4 11 0
M innaa polla • • - ... * " 1
Batiarlaa ptchaa'k. Winn and ShlnauH.
Mangum and Mayer
nr Paul. v»t ?f» R H f
tv a naa a r|fy . i J 1
Raltarlaa fR w<mn, Saladn* Aantan
• p* Skiff MefsftJ-, Ns pier, r«*'h, til
,Ctr end Dlson.
Baseball Resits
and Standings
WESTERN LEAGl E.
Standing*.
Won. Lost. Pet. Win. Lose
Denver .. 25 11 .ft94 .703 .ft7ft
Wbhlta . 20 15 571 .5*3 .55ft
Tinea . 21 1ft .56* -579 .553
Omaha 10 15 .55# .53 1 .543
Oklahoma City... 17 17 .500 .514 ♦**'.
St. Joseph .'. 1« 1* 47 1 • 4 * ft 45 <
Lincoln . 12 21 .364 .342 .3;»u
Des Molnee . 7 24 22ft .250 .219
Yesterday'* Result*.
Omaha, 5; I)e* Maine*. 3.
Denver, 13; Lincoln, ft.
Wichita. 11; Oklahoma City. 5.
St. .?n»eph. 4; Tulsa. 3
(innini Today.
Omaha at Dee Molne*.
Denver at Lincoln.
Oklahoma City si Wichita.
Tu.'aa at 8t Joseph.
TRI"TATF, LEAGI F
Standing*.
13' }. Pet. tv n Lob*
Beatrice . IS 3 .413 *24 .7*5
Grand Island .. . 9 * ;-29 .556 50e
Sioux F.ll. . 4 * 42* 4«i .««0
Sioux City . 4 S .460 .43. .Sis
Norfolk . « * 400 .4*7 .JJI
Ha.unll . 6 ‘ »«» *-» ' '
Y esterdm '• Kesult*.
Norfolk, ft 4. Grand Island 12.
Beatrice. 11; Sioux Fails. 5.
Hasting*, 6. Sioux City. 4.
Game* Today.
Hastings at Sioux t it>
Beatrice at Sioux Falls.
Norfolk at Grand Island.
NATIONAL LEAt.l K.
Standing*.
W. L Pet. Win Lose
\>w York .'-’1 14 SH ■*** 671
i’hlciffo ..21 14 .5*4 .6*6 -iff*
Brooklyn .17 15 in .645 .6 6
i incinnatl .17 15 .»3l .646 .516
Holton .11 15 464 .441 .44*
l*ut»bur*h . IS 1 * .461 .4.1 .4 4 1
St. Lout* .11 1* .61* *64 4 0*
rhllxd.lpht* .... II 17 793 .414 ■•*.
Yesterday ’■ Results.
gt I,on I a. 0 . Philadelphia. 4
Chicago 11; Boston, ft.
New York, 6. Cincinnati, 1.
Pittsburgh. 5. Brooklyn 7.
Game* Today.
Cincinnati at Si. L«ut».
Other* not scheduled
AMF.KH AN l.KAl.l I
Standings.
Won Lost. Pet. Win
Ro.lon . 1* 11 «71 I '5IIS
Naw Vork . I* 11 «51 J;3 fJJ
S' J.nul. . 11 13 .MI ?**
D.trelt . 17 11 .Ml 319 -913
,-h , <c0 . 13 IS 1«t 113 ***
w »,hin*ton . 13 17 .133 1'*1
ri.v.ltnd . 13 1» *3» *1« *><
Philadelphia. . 1° 19 31a .31. ..*33
Yeaterdm ’■ Keault*.
Detroit, A. New York. 6.
Chicago, 10; Washington, I
Others not scheduled
I.Hine* Toilat.
St. T.mila at Philadelphia
r|#\ »|*nrt a* Boston
lletrnlt at .New York
Chicago at Washington.
AUF.RK \N ASSOCIATION.
*t finding*
Won Lose. Tct. Win Lose
St pnul . 21 14 .A«9 All *43
Indiana polls . 10 14 *7A }}J
Louisville . 14 U .54* J»J .|JJ
Kvimk City . 14 if f.:» ■ A4.4 . I
Minneapolis . 17 14 4*f non .4c..
Toledo . 14 17 4\2 .4*9 414
Milwaukee . 17 1* .419 -434 .4<>6
ColURlbUs.1 4 22 7*9 .40# .314
Yesterday's Result*.
Loulavllle. 18-11; Columbus. 7 «.
Minneapolis. 6; Milwaukee. 4.
Si Paul. 9 Kansas City. 4
Toledo. 4; Indlanapoll*. 3.
ii«mrs Toilaj’.
Toledo at I nd In n« Pol is.
Columbus at Louisville
Milwaukee at Minneapolis.
Knnaaa City al Hi. Paul.
ONTARIO IF Mil F
Clint. 7-.'», cirnnd Rapid*. &-2.
Hay City. h. Muskegon 3.
Kalamazoo. 7.. Saginaw, 4.
No other games.
MISSISSIPPI VAIJiKV I.FA4.1 K.
I hlbufjue. !i . OlllimWH, JifV
Waterloo. 4; C-dar Itaplda. 2.
Moline. 7; Burlington 3
Marahalllown, 5; Hock Island I.
THHFF, M K I.F.ACJI F.
Pecatui io 3. Bloomington, il l
Evansville 1; Danville. 0
Terra Haute. 9 *. Peoria. 4 7.
TF.X \S IT \OI V
a»n An* onto 4 Palls* *
#Ja ’ ■ »stnn, 9 W - hita Falls 4
Beaumont. » Shre<epnrt 2.
Houston, *. Fort Worth, 9
SOI TilF.R N ASSOCIATION.
Atlanta. 4 Memphis f
Ft rminghatr, 4 C hattanooga. 2
Nashville. ». Mobile, 3
Idttle Rock, 3, New Orleans. 19.
INTERN \TION Mi I.F.AOI R.
Toronto, If; Rochester. 0
Buffalo. 1; Svracuse, 7
.Ferae v City, JO; Rending 11.
Newatk, 3 3. Baltimore, in 4
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Yanks Release
Battery to Club
in East League
Now York, M;i,v 21.—Tlw New
\ ork American* Onlay announced
I lie release i»f I'ilt her Klbert John*
soli and Cnlrhrr Martin Autry ti»
the rittsfield Hub of the K.aatern
league under optional agreement*.
Johnson was reralled recently from
the Ilea Moinoa flub of the \A eat
orti league.
Brookins Betters
Own Record
Iowa City, la-, May 24.—Charles rt.
Brookins, Iowa, ran the 220-yard
low hurdles in 23 seconds flat here
this afternoon in the Iowa-Minnesota
dual track meet, bettering his own
warid's record of 23 2-10 but there
was a stronp wind st his hack and
there Is no likelihood of the record
1-efng accepted. Iowa won the dual
meet, SO 12 to 4S 1-2.
Eric Wilson, Hawkey* track cap
<aln last year, ran a special 4*0 m»fer
handicap race and bettered the Olym
p|c snd world's amateur record of
♦ a jin second* hr a half second. Wil
son covering the distance in 47 7-10
seconds. Wilson also was aided by
the strong wind for the first 250
metres hut turned Into It on the final
inn meter horn* stretch.
Iowa took first In 12 of the 15
events snd mad* a clean sweep In
the inn yard dash and the hammer
throw,
**Pa Rourke May
Purchase Club
P*s Moines. la., May 24—William
A. Rnurk*, known to n*arlv all fans
of the Western league ns “Pa.” for
merly owner of the Omaha Western
league club. Is Itching to g*t back
into baseball.
Mr. Rnurk* has been dickering
with the owners of the local club,
namely Mike Kelly and Lee Keyser
with thn idea of purchasing the for
mer s interest In the J>es Moines rlub.
Rourke has been out of baseball
since he sojd bis Omaha club to Bar
ney Burch. That was In 1921.
IOWA NET STARS
TO PLAY ILLINI
Chicago, May 24.—A* a result of
today’s play In th* Western Confer
en'-n tennis conference, teams from
Iowa and Illinois will meet Monday
in the finals of the doubles tourna
ment while In th* slncles. Wilson of
Chlrajfo m*ets Donovan of Notre
Dame in the semi-finals, and Rapa
lowsky of Butler meets Goodwill!*
of Illinois In the other from* In the
slncles *cml finals.
In the doubles semi-finals Swensen
and T,litre of Iowa today defeated
Shapero and Parker of Ohio State,
H 8, 8 4, 7 5, while Boodwillie and Bu
harh of Illinois beat Rasta lowsky and
Kurzrok of Buller, f. .1, 2 6, 8 J,
I.owndrs Regains Title.
ChattanooKa, Tenn., May 24.—Mrs.
Boiler I.owndrs, former southern
women’s golf champion, today re
coined tlis title bv defeating Miss
Rosalie Mayer of Atlanta, 8 up and 7
to an, in the finals of the annual tour
nament of the Southern Women s (Jolf
association.
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Pacific Coast League |
v-/
Lo# An«»lM, May IS First gum#
n h r
Ml* .t IS 3
\'#rnnn . .>14 I
R%tf#r!*i»: WIllIttnH, Atiirland uni To
hjn; Cnnmif''1"r» an<1 Hannah
I .oh An**!**, M h )■ 3* Second
fi H F
AfUlttU ... Yd It 2
V*rnnn . ft 9 a
Hattrrl*a At u*la nd and P* Idwln. Court
mov ; vin*a, Chrlatlan, fl*ll*ta nnd I'
M urphr.
Ato< ui«»n. May 3ft Morning gum**
It II F
I .!>* A ng*l«*» . . . * 1
Sacra mi*n t •» ...... . . . 3 ft I
IlHttrrlon; Cinndnll nnd Hylor;
\V Hugh**. Vinci and K'»*hl*»
Hri nimrnto. May . Affornoon gnm*:
1 It II K
I on .1 ft *’
raniMito ....ft ®
T. Hugli-H and llllllnga; Plough, W.
Hughe* and Achang
Fi.lt Laka C.ty, May 2» That ram*:
It II F.
Aan Frunt Urn .. » 1> <>
Halt l.ttU* ... * 1* 0
lUltfilss' 0**r>, flurgrr, f4h*a and A g
now Aingl*ton Mn’gl.o ami .lankln*
Fait Uk» nil Mav rft Aacontl gam*
Ann Frattdaro .H 2ft '
Fall La ft* .... 1fl14 1
n«ttarl*a Mil hall and •YU*. kallln.
Ifulv*v sntl Cook
Oakland. Ha 3* Klrat gam*
T\ H F
Portland ft * [
Oakland • *
Ha'taria* i.fifism and P.ily, Harrla
• nd Bead.
I
Game Featured
by Sparkling
Fielding Piavs
knaupp Hit on Head W itli
Pitched Ball by Bailey;
Wilder Is Banished
From Game.
Des Moines. Ia., May 25.—Omaha
>unched ?four hits in the eleventh
lining today to defeat Deg Moines, 5
0 3, In an exciting game. In which
ioor outfielding accounted for several
>f the visitors’ 12 safe hits. Knaupp
vas hit In the head by a pitched ball
iy Bailey in the third inning and wa?
terlously injured. Wilder was chased
Tom the park by Umpire Harris late
n the game. Many sparkling fielding
Dlays were made.
OMAHA.
AII. R. H O. A. T.
1 hnmp»on, 2h. ft A 2 * 4 0
i\ ilrni. 3b A 1 J 0 8 ^
Robinson. rf . 4 0 1 3 A A
Ronimitz. rf. . ft 1 0 1 A A
rullop. If.. 4 1 2 4 A A
trieii. Jh. ft I 1 1 A A
V Neill, .. ft I 3 4 1 A
iVilder. r ..4 A 1 ft I A
Hair, c. 1 A A 1 A «
Bailey, p.. 2 O 0 o 2 A
llalley, p .. 3 A 1 1 3 A
Total* .44 "ft 12 33 H A
DM MOIVEH.
AH, R H. O. A. 1
knnupp, 2b . A ft A 1 1 0
ll.lml»4»rrj . ... A A 0 0 A Aj
Iturrmighv 2b. 1 1 a 3 1 1
Lorriden. If ft 0 1 A A A
Rod I a. 3b . . . 2 1 A A S 0
Rurke, rf ft A A 2 ft ft
Hnncline. e .4 I I 4 A J ,
'I r | Jtm .1b .... ft A I 1ft 0 A I
?on*», rf 4 A 1 ft A a
f hares. ** 4 A A 3 • A
W ilnon. p . 4 0 2 A 3 0
Totals . . 3t 3 » 13 19 2
TR«n for Knnupp in third
fbnnha 2o<i ioa aoo A2—5
|)r« MoIhm AOA 21A 000 AA—3 j
Summary—-Thre#-b«** hit*: fullop.
rorrldrn. Twn-h«»r hit*: fullop. Wilder,
G'Neill (2). Grtgg*. Mnnrlu'1 Sacrifice
hit: Barrongh*. left on ba*r*: Omaha.
f»: P«-* Moine*. d. Struck out: By Wil
»on, ft; by Bauer. 2; by Dailey. 8. Stolen
Hu**: nodi*. Have* on ball*: Off Wil-j
•on. 3; off Halley, 4; off Hailey, I. Hit
hj- pitched bull: By Hniley, Hung lint
Knaupp. Fainted run* and hit*: Off
W ilaon, 3 and 12, In eleven Inning*: off
Hniley, 3 and 4. In four inning*, none
out in fifth: off Ibiiley, none and 2, In
•even inning*. Winning pitcher: Hniley.
Double play*: Hodie to Knnupp to Mr
l.arry, liodie to Kurrougli* to Vfelarr).
W'lleov to Thompwn to Griggs. Thompson
to Grigs*. Hal lev to O'Neill. Umpires:
Karri* and Anderaon. Time: 2:05,
Haiti Yields One
Eanied Tally
w
St. Joseph. Mo.. May *5—Harold
Hald held th* slugging Tulsa Oilers
to on* earned run and nine safeties,
including only one for an extra base
and St. Joseph won. 4 fo 3. DeMaggio,
leftflelder. aided Hald with two thrill
ing catches. The score:
TULSA ST. JOSEPH
A B H O A ARHOA
Stuart, rf 4 2 1 n Nufer, *b 4 16 4
W'urn. ?h 3 1 A f, r :gan, **3243
navi* If 3 2 1 o I^wun. rf ? A 2 7
I.amh, rf 3 S 3 0 Miller. rf 3 7 1 A
I /veil, lb 2 nl’ i I'M'ro, f 4 1 3 1
S'gent. 3b 2 1 O' Gilbert. 3h 4 A 4 2
•"roily, r 4 2 2 1 Mm’m. 1b 4 2 « 7
K ppln, ** 4 I 3 3 Brn’k*. c 4 2 7 e
W'liU, p 1 A a n Hald. p 4 2 0 1
Black, p 2 0 o i -
xdiey 1 o o r Tot* • 12 13 27 1*
xHrinda e o o n|
Total* 21 9 7114
xBa'ted for Wlltala In fourth.
xRsn for Crosby In ninth
Tulsa .AAS US 1 AS—3
St Joseph .Oft3 Sift AOi— 4
Summary—Run*: Stuart <2», Sargent.
Nufer. I'erngan «2». Hald. Error*
T,«*\v*n, Gilbert, Run* *nd hit*: Off
Wlltala. 3 and 4 in three tnnlng*: off
HI*' k. 1 and 4 In five inning*. Earned
run* Tula* 1 St Joeeph .4 H**e on
ball* Off Had. 4 off Wilt*'*, J off
HI*' W. 1 Ftrti'-W nut: By Hntd, 1; by!
Wlltala. 1. I.eft on Mae Till**. 7. St. |
Joseph, f. Two-bsaa hit" Math** <‘*r- |
rlgan. •"inab* Double play* W**hhurn ;
to Elippin to T.ejlveit: Gew*n to Math**
to Nufer In Gil her* Black * o FS'pp'n to
T,el|ve|t. SiTlfl e h * • V Her L»*v»*
Limb. T/*ran Tim* 1 34. Umpire*.
Honshu* and Shannon
\\ itches Defeat Indians.
Wichita. Kan M» 2S—Aff*r « tod
• ♦ait. M :#**r aetMad down and h*ld the
Indiana he! plea# In the lata Innnga to
day «hll* hla m#'*a rounded »hr*# Ok'a
hnma pitch*’# hard. Wichita winning the
game nv a e. nr* of 11 to ft Score
OKI.A. CTTT. WICHITA
A R H <*» A All H O A
H a»a. rf s • r. a Pm'th. ef * 2 * a
M Mt, Jh I 1 4 1 Rutter, #*4 1 12
Kr’ger, If ft A A e Ti'n'ng rf 4 4 a ’
Felher. rf .1 0 ft A Re.-k. lh 4 1 9 a
I.ud u», lh 1 1 * 2 Cdali. 7h ft 2 1 1
Spencer. * 4 A a << Walea, If 4 1 ft A
K adot ■■ 1 1 A3 1| a lev, 3h .1114
Tate, 3h 4 7 11 M Mien, r 3 ? a 1
Brown, p 7 a a a Muaaer, p 4 1 1 1
How d, p a a a i —- — -
Tau’er p a a a a Total* I* 1ft 27 1A
xPAnger 1 a a a
To»a'* 1ft 7 24 «
\Ratt*d for Tausher In ninth
Oklahoma City ft11 lftA aaa— ft
Wlrhlta . All AH 14x—11
Summam Run*' Haa*. Felher. Lu
derua khodnt, Tate Smith f 2» Dunning*
t 7). Crandall '2). Walea (?) Haley (2).
M. Mullen Krrora Feltor Luderu*.
Howard, Smith Crandall (”>. Walea, Mc
Mullen Two hear hit*' Dunning <JL
Crandall. Walea, McMullen. Home run*
Ilia*. Luderu*. S icriflce hlta Halev.
Muaaer Baae* on hall* Off Muaaer. V
off Rrown, ft off Howard 2. Struck out
Bv Mliaaer. 7 by Brown, ft. Stolen haae*
smith. Kbadot. M-Nali v Double play*
Tate to l.uderu* Kahdot to MrS'illv to
l.udarua. Hlta and run* Dff Brown. 11
and ft In five and two third# inning* off
Howard, 4 and ft in one and two third*
inning*, off Taii»h*r, none and none 1n
two third* inning !,»*lng pltrh-r: Brown.
Earned run* Oklahoma Citv - Wb-hlta.
a i.efl on haae* Wichita 11: Oklahoma
City. 7 Tune. 2 00. I'mplrea. Held
and Coll'n*.
Hoars \\ in Slnpfost.
T.tn>oin, Neb. Mav ?* Four Lincoln
pltohera were pounded hard he*# Sunday
and Denver copped fh» aecond Kama of
Ih* aerie*. 11 to a O'Brien h«t a homer
with Falk on ha** In *h* third
DENVER UNCLOS'.
AH H O 4 Moo**.rf ft 7 1 1
d'min ?h ft 7 ft 1 Snyder.Jh ft 2 1
R’rg • a* « 1 3 i « 'affev.rf ft 4 ? A
Falk.If ft 1 1 A MT'a'l* th 1 l H A
O'Brien ef 4 1 4 a Him t n a* * 7 1 4
Knlcht.lh ft 3 ft 1 M Do Id Th ft A 1 1
Wh ling C, 4 A ft A Pure*!),If 4 A 7 a
.tone* rf ft J 1 a Con key, c ft 1 1 A
H'dlav -.h 3 1 A 7 (1rtv*r p 1 1 A p
Rrown.p 1 A A 4 Dudley p 1 0 A p
*Hann 1 0 n n
Total* 4 2 14 ?7 1A Crardstt.n a n a t
fdutither 1 a a p
I Alllaon.p a *n a p
lift <>** i a o p
-■
Total* *2 M*2« 12
• Whaling out; hit hv hatted hall.
• Hatted for Dudley in »l«th
• Betted for Crandall lo eighth
rButtnl for Allison In ninth
Denver . ."73 7?A AA4—13
Lincoln <"'n ***. ,,|
Bgmniif) Runt: 41 n ft 1 ^
4 2*. o'BHen «-’> Knight, .lam*a <?'.
Handley (3). Brown, Moore. Snyder. Caf
fey, Cnnkev (2*. Error* Berger. Handley
«2». Hamilton (2). Cure*!! Conkey Home
run: o'Brian Two haae hlta; donee 4 2>.
Knight. HandU) Bargsr, stolen
t.nae Falk I.efi on t*n*es: Denver. *
Lincoln I? Haae* on hall* off Brown.
4. off tlrover 3. off Dudley. 7 off Alli
*nn 1 Struck out Bv Brown. 4. hv tlro
» *. 7: hv Dud left . 1 Wild pitch Dudle>
Hit* end run* Off drover. ft and ? In 4
7 l Inning* off Dudle\ 2 and 7 in * 1 1
inning* off Crandall, A v n,l 1 In 2 In
nine* eff Allison a *n1 4 In 1 inning
111* hv pitch**.1 hall: B* ft' too n- *n
bv Blown M. Daniel Earned run* Den
« *' * l.m-e\n. 4 Dnu're* Hayat and
Uaffuaf. Tima gamai SiOO, j
Des Moines University Track Team
Tops Field in Conference Meet
Sioux City, May 24.—Counting in
13 of the 16 event* and scoring first
In five event*, the well balanced Des
Moines university track team annexed
54 5-6 points and won Initial honors
In the third annual track and field
meet of the North Central confer
tnce at Bass field, this afternoon.
Coach Saunderson's Morningside
outfit gave the dope bucket a big spill
when it tied with the South Dakota
university team, 1323 champions, for
second place. South Dakota, state
with 27 points war not far behind the
eaders, but Creighton in the fifth best
position, was able to glean but 14
points. North Dakota university took
sixth place with 10 half points and
Nebraska Wesleyan brought up the
rear with eight counters.
The cinder artists played havoc
with the records In the final day of
the meet, eight of the marks going
Into the discard. The marks which
w-ere bettered this afternoon were the
120-yard hurdles, the 220-yard dash,
the two-mile run, the half mile relay,
the discus throw, the high Jump, the
shot put and the Javelin throw.
8impson. the Dcs Moines ace, was
the Individual star of the day. scoring
12 points and breaking tw*o confer
ence records. He clipped 2-5 of a sec
ond off the mark for the 120-yard
hurdles in the first event of the af
ternoon and leaped six feet, 1 1-8
Inches for a new high Jump record In
addition to taking a third in the 220
yard high hurdles. Clewerth, the
Mornlngside dash luminary, was run
ner-up with 8 3-4 points. He set a
new mark for the 220-yard dash when
he stepped the distance In 22 8-10 sec
ends and took second In the century
He added the remainder of this mark
er by pulling the half-mll* r»lSy out
of the fire for the Maroons
■ ■■ ->
Fred Krajicek Comes to Rescue
of Dick Wages; Cancels Suspension
The presence of mind of Manager
Cecil Lehr of the. Standard Laundry
team of the Metropolitan league,
saved Dick Wages, second baseman
of the clothes washers, from a three
year suspension.
Thursday noon Lehr appeared at
the office of John Dennison, secre
tary of the Municipal Baseball as
sociatlon, and filled out a release,
blank for Wages who hopped over to
Marshalltown. Ia., and played three
games with Jack Lacy's team and
then returned to Omaha Friday
morning. While Lehr was discuss
ing Wages' case with Dennison
Thursday, Fred Krajicek, who Just
returned from Marshalltown, an
nounced that Wages would return
sometime this week. Upon hearing
this news Lehr promptly withdrew
Wage's release before it was properly
recorded. Had Wages' release been
properly filed he would have been
suspended for three years, but now
that he has not missed any scheduled
games that the Laundry men are to
play he is still eligible to compete In
the Metro league games.
Set New Mark
in 440-Yard Relay
Los Angeles. May 24.—Running In
a special event at the Olympic games
(ryouts here today, a four-man team
representing Manual Arts high school.
Los Angeles, established a new
world record In the 440-yard relay.
Their time was :44 1 5. The former
record was held by Mercersburg
academy, Mercersburg, Pa , their
time being :4fi.
Charles Paddock, running for U. £
C., came within a 10th of a second
of equaling his world record In the;
2n0 meter run It did break the j
Olympic record, however, held by R 1
C. Craig of :22. made In 1912 at Stock
holm. H'.s tlm* was II 2 10
Paddock did not run In the ion.meter
event.
Hersrhe! Smith of the University
of Southern California won the final
In the 100-meter dash. The time h0
made, :10 4 5, equaled the Olympic
record made by R. C. Craig, repre
senting the United States at Stock
holm in 1912.
ELMWOODGOLF
CLUB OPENS PLAY
The Elmwood Municipal Golf cluh
opened its season Saturday with el
blind bogey contest.
Decoration day will see a special
flag contest on tap for the Elmwood
golfers. A silk flag will be awarded
to the winner. An 1* hole match play
against bogey contest will feature
May 31 and June 1 competition. One
pair of golf shoes go to the winner
of the event.
f-N
Conference Track
Meet Summaries
V_ /
1 '*rd high hu-dles. G P’mpson.
Moines firs’- Kelley, Bou’h Dakota
State s- nnd Whiteside Pe* Moines
third Haakinenn. Morning sde, fourth
Time, flat (new record)
Mile run Bliseird, Creighton. first
Bryan Morningside second: C Slmrson
Des Moines third. Austin Nehraska Wes
an. fourth Time. 4 3S 4-10
l©0-'srd dash Jaqutth Bouth Dskota
University, first. Cleworth Morningside
second Motley. South Dskota State, third;
Rick South Dakota State, fourth Time.
10 1-10.
440-> ard dash: Tolies. Des Moines
frit Knv. [>es Molnee. second: Hoon.
Morningetde third; >fontgomerjr. Dee
Moines, fourth. Time. II 7*10.
22'* yard low hurdles; ("lark. South
Dakota University, first; Keller. South
Dakota State, second; O Simpson. Des
Moines third. Pach, Morningside. fourth. I
Time, 2* S-lo (new record).
Half mile run: Stewart. Creighton,
first. N seen. Morningside second. Trout
man. Creighton. third. Hanson. North
Dakota University, fourth Time. 2 01 t-10.
230-yard dash Cleworth. Morningside.
first . Motley South Dakota State sec
ond; Rick, South Dakota State, third.
< ad' South Dakota State, fourth. Tims.
22 s-in (new record).
One mile rally Des Moines (Tolies.
Fov. Rocho and Montgomery). first.
Morningside. second South Dskota State,
third Time. 2 21 l-io.
Two mile run- Cram South Dakota
Slate firs’ Speers Des Moines sec ond
Schmidt South Dakota University, third
Trow hedge. Nebraska Wesleyan. fourth
Time in Al 2 4 (new record)
Half mile re'a' South Dakota S’ate
<R k Kellev. Motley and Cadv), first
Morningside second. Dea Nf -ne». third.
South Dakota University, fourth Time.
1.31 S 10 i new record'
Pol# vault Redfield, South Dakota
Dnlver»!t\ ; Swarth. Morningside. and
Re no lust Pe* Moines tied for first Met*
enhotder Sooth Dakota University, fourth
Height. 11 feet
Discus: Malone. South Dakota Vnlver
alty. first; L Uumel. North Dakota Uni
versity. second. Munson. Morningside.
third. Hurlin'*. Drs Moines, fourth Pi*
tan. o. 13 J feet. 7 ** Inches tnew record)
High lump U Simpson. Des Moines,
first Ryan. South Dakota University,
second. Mote. Des Molnee and Sauvaln.
North Dakota University, tied for third,
height. 4 feet. 11 4 Inches (new record'
Shot put Wlherg. Nehraska Wesleyan,
fits! Kennedv Dee *R'|ne* second: No
land Creighton, third Vamlttera. Morn
Ingslde. fourth Distance. 43 feet. 4)*
Inches cnew record)
Javelin throw Nelson. North Dakota
University firs’ Hanune. Des Molnee.
second Dunkak. South Dakota Univer
sity, third Talbot. I'e* Molnee. fourth
pDtam a 144 fee’ 4%, Inch#* (new record)
Broad lumn Coulter. I'e* Molnee. first
Pain. South Dakota University, second.
Whiteside pea Mninea third Gambler
Nebraska Wesleysn. fourth Distance, 21
feet, 11 'a Inches
..
■KYlfc nf Philadelphia btifbill m*t
nut* My* her huthand 1* * dnlUr *■
\**r n**n he ir!v*» her Ju»t that
much (pending monejr.
Today's Entries.
BELMONT.
F!r»* race Maiden 21 i^ear-olds: chaini
ng 4 4 furlonga
xMtss Pickett lrt® Zero Hoar . .1®*
Longing .113 xCharlle A'son 1®3
xArmorer 1A® New Hope 1 r,9
Fear Naught . .10$ Gloom Girl ...lr,;
Valentino Weatover .11.
Canniater .. . . !®*> Grey Rook lr:
Good trm 1A 9 t H a f 1r r
Roeeberrv .. .1^5 fhartha* 111
xTtngo 110 xGrac# Troxler 10*
War-fare 103 Bright Idea .1®:
Tax Exempt 105
Second rare International S-eep'e
Chase 4-vear-o?d* and up abou* 2 m:!e*
Net Much 154 Fh 'ogopher IS*
Sea Skipper 1*4 Jack .. 3!"
Bar Gold .13$ Rock Bars _*.30
\u*umn Bela 137 Bulla E* e . ..115
Ireland . . . *35
Third rare. J-vear-oida and ur * fur
longs
Whetstone 107 T k*e Prinreaa 107
A Mai rone II 119 Ladv Diana ..111
Mlaa Star 121 Kagernesa ... .100
Silk Ta«el . IIS Cave Woman . 97
Margin .103 Outline .Ill
Salacta. .Ill
Fourth race The Bayalde Handicap.
1-' ear-olds. mile:
Faenn .114 Cocknee .1®$
Billy Warren ll« Prince Hamlet 310
Sun Pa’ 114 I.aurano .125
N Langhorne 110 Priertil* Ruler 1M
Klondyke .117 Mr. Mutt ..113
Sun Ayr . Ill
Fif’h race. Conditions: 2 year-olds:
I5- furlong*.
Faddiat .11$ Rejected .312
Candy Stick .11* Cloudiard .115
Gad.113 Pixola .110
Cant Sav No 110 Oiosy Fiver ... !1n
Gaia Night 11n 8ut>erlette 111
Sixth race Claim.ng; 3-vear-olda and
ur 1-15 mil?*
Outcrosa . I®4 B' rop .102
B»verwy.ck 110 Jesaarr’re 99
An'erlor .1’2 Sam Smith .104
xObnthu* . 1 fl7 Mitau . .lr4
s Snringa 1 *. * x > G J a h a d. II
All in Ail Ift2 The F/nlan . .llfl
xTrite . l^T Jaun# Bar !ft4
xSh’.ne On . .1*4 xGay B-n . .100
Oran 112
Apprentice allowance ela'rr»d. e!ead>
Fast.
cm m mu7no\vNS.
F*rat race Pure* I'. **": claiming: 4
vear-olda and up 7 furlonga
MacBeth ..107 Jupiter .1*.
Pea Court .107 xl/ong Boat ..1*2
Rold old .lfti xMaJor Chilton 107
Surnv Purrrw 3*2 xWho Kr.'a Me 102
Pohb.e Shea 1-7 Nuyake .^"
Royal Palm . I$f zKapOO . ..1*.
xS.indalwood lio Naughty N aba ’ n 2
Flower Shop ..102 Piedmont . .1 ^
The Archer . . . t«7 John Q. Kelly 107
xRoya! Dirk . 10;
Second ric* Pun* $1,100 maiden
year-old colt* and g*ldmt* 4 4 furlongs
Georg* I>e Mar 11* Kublal Khan ..11*
Try Again -111 Mighty . .11*
Mr Pepp _ 113 Specia .11*
Modeata ...11* Gameater . 11*
Bolivar Bond . US Shady Brook 11*
Third race Turae. fl 300. claiming
3-vear-old*. mile
Noraeland .... 105 Rambler ... .. 1*
Ladv .line _10J xShindy .......10.
xTomtella .10- x Annie Lyle 9
Inman .1®7 'The ft eg per ,.1W
Hunter .1®« Main Spring .. 101
Milanmore . ...102 xMoorfield - - • H ■
x«Juotat!on 97 Royal George
Fourth race: Pllree, $1.$$6; allowance*
The Parkland. S-year-oMa and up. 5 fur
long*
R- ght Tom’ow 103 TVaeda’.hare l’<
Buster .111 Will I .and . ... 9'
Comtxa .10* rogaaua .11
Great Jasa . 117
Fifth rare Purse 12,0*0; Greece"'
Rill handicap; l-year-old* and up; l 1-H
miles
Knobble ...11* Parader . I®*
Beet Ta! .105 Col Gilmore •»
Tiptoe Inn .... 9* Rinkev . ..94
Startle .10*
Sixth rare Ptirae, 11.40b; allowan e*
The Hen All; 2 year-o d fllllea. 4 ^ fur
long*
Cream Tuff ...110 Rork of Age* V
Fan Pe Coursy 107 Star Girl . ....11
Ml** Jennie .107 My D ream . . . 1 "* ■
Compact ..103
Seventh race Puree 91 40' c'a'm - c
t veer old* and ur mile
John Hoahor . 115 I'V
Teleacor* ...... 105 Ballot Br,iah -1®<
\W*r V\ tie . . .10$ I ng*
Jouett .. Ill Privilege
* Apprentice allowance claimed.
Cloud) . alow
Yank Marathon Runner*
Sail (or Olympic Game?
New York. May It - Seven of th,
lx st marathon runners tn the country
slu of which win carry America'!
hopes for victory in the 1DI4 Olympic
distance classic, sailed today for
France on the Leviathan. The many
thon race at Tarls la not scheduled
until July IS, but the runners are be
Ing sent abroad to gvt the benefit cl
nearly *1* weeks of training and tr
familiarize themselves with the course
Pua to the protest of the America!
Tlymple committee, both the marathor
and crosscountry courses will lx
made known to the athletes upon
ihelr arrt'Hl The French Olympic
committee had planned to keep th«
iso courses secret until the day ol
■he ra -es. but w as over; uled bv the
Imarnatlonal authorities in char** oi
lha jramea.
Dodger Hurler
Weakens in Last '
Inning of Came
Two Rases on Ralls, Three
Hits. Error ami Sacrifice
Ely Net Pirates
Four Runs.
ROOKI.YN, May IS— I
Pittsburgh won an 11* 1
inning battle from I
Brooklyn today. 5 to I. a
It was a pitching duel 1
between Meadows and 9
Ruether up to the fl< 1
nal chapter, when Reu< 9
ther Issued the first J
base on balls of the game and the “
Pirates followed with three hite
which, with another pass, an error
and a sacrifice fly sent four run*
over the plate. The score:
PITTSBURGH BROOKLYN'
AB H O A.' AB H.O.A,
•'irfv cf * ft f Loftu# cf 6 1 * ft
Bigbee if 4 1 6 f>! Jehn on #§5134 IS
Wright F9 5 1 4 6 Wheat If 6 2 4 0 |
B nhart rf 4 0 1 OlFourn'r lb 6 2 10 0 ‘.MB
Trayn r 3b 5 1 1 ft .Stock 3b 5 1 0 X 11
M'vilie 2b 4 0 3 6'Grifflth rf 3 1 1 0 M
Grtrrm lb 3 1 17 0 High 2b 6 4 1 ft ft 9
Schmidt c 4 1 2 ft Taylor c 5 1 ft ft || I
Meadvv# p 4 1 ft 6 Rathe? p 4 ft 4 2 1
Tor#!* 37 ft 33 uj Totals 42 13 33 IS H
Score by inning*: I I
Pittsburgh . 000 100 Oftft 04—1 $ f
Brooklyn . ... ft00 000 100 01—2 I 1
Summary—Run* Bigbee (2), Grimm, !
Schmidt, Meadows Fournier. Stock. I
Error* Grimm. Stc-ck, High- Twor-as# ■I
hits Wheat. Fournier, Traynor. Stolen ■■
Ha sc'S: Bigbee. Farnhar* Sacrifice hilt: V
Carry E;gb**e. Gr!'f:-h (2) Double playst I
Marar:vi!!e *© Gr mrr. Wright to Maran- ■
ville to Grimm Y> r;gn* »o Grimm Rueth
er to Jc-hns*on to Fournier Lef* on
ba#e« Pittsburgh. 3 Brooklyn 9 Base#
on ball? Off Ruether. 2 Struck out:
I F.r P.uetbr- 4 Umpire# Moran and ]
iPf’rman. Time. 1.12 -
Cubs ^ hitewash |
Boston Braves |
Chicago, May 25—Elmer Jacob#
held Boston to five scattered hits to- ||
lay while Chicago pounded Yeargin.
and Cooneye for 13 hits, which
coupled with daring base running en
abled the locals to shut out the vial
tor?, 11 to 0, in the final game of the
series. Grimes’ honu^ with a man on
base, Heathcote s etea* of home and
Hollocher s fielding were the out
standing features. Score:
BOSTON CHICAGO.
ABHOA ABHOA.
Bereft at 4 0 2 5 «»at* cf 4 2 1 ft
HfS m ft ft ft ft H lochs- ##4155.
P’ cf 3 ft 6 ft G *hara 2b 4 1 ft ft
Cor.'am !f 4 ! * ft Grime# lb 4 1 1€ 0
M Insia lb 4 * 9 fi F berg Sb 4 2 1 3
T’srnev 2b 3 * ft 1 G-g#by If 6 1 2 0
?**rg* rf 3 ft 1 H'heote rf 6 3 ft ft
P gr»* Sb 2 1 ft 1 Hartnett c 3 2 2 1
O NV!! c S ! 4 ft Jacobi p 3 ft ft *
Y*a-gi» p 2 1 ft 1 —
Coos*? p 1 1 ft f Tot#:# S« 13 27 17
* Tn*a!§ !» 5 24 t|
Score by inning# 4
.... ftr# fir* fifi*— ft i
Chicago 012 C«3 32x—11 f
Summary—Runs: Statx (2). Grantham. !
Grimes. Freiberg (2j. Heathcote <31.
Hartne't. Jacob# Error- T:erncy. Two- |
base hit*- He«thco?e. I^rlehcrg. Cunning
ham. Three-base hit: Heathcote. Hem#
run Grime*. St en ba?^: Grantham, |
Frteberg 12 1. Hr^thcot© «*). Statx Hart- j
• et* Double piav* Hollocher to Gnnw,
Grantham to Hollocher to Grimea Left j
• *
’ac^ba J off Yeargln, 5. off Cooney. 2.
i Struck out: By Jacob#, 2: by Teargtn* 2;
Ovmey. 2 H •# Off Yeargln, 6 in
•' f v# and two third# innings: off Cooney. 5
1 • n two and one-third Innlnga Losing
viffther: Yea-c:r< Uir.p're#. O'Day and
" Cormick Tin.** 1 ' f
Dver'g Hitting ins for Cards
F* Leu ' M«y 2? —Dyer # »!ng!e in th#
,r“*h lnr:ng with two <-‘Ut ard the base#
full g»'* Ft Louis the f:r.a! game ©f
1 *he ser e# with Philadelphia here today. X
The #~©re w?i 5 to 4 I.at* *- the atxth 2
j inning, w ?h S* oLui# -’■ailing. 2 to 4,
, Dyer saved the game with a triple. *cor- I
j Ine Coone* Score
PHILADFT FHTA ST. LOUIS
AB H O A ABKOL
Sand »# 4 ft 3 6 Smith, cf 5 ft 1 •
Lee. rf 5 3 2 f Flack, rf 5 2 2ft
■ Mokan. If 4 U H #br. 2b 5 2 2 5
W am*, cf s 1 2 ( Boi ler, lb 4 2 15 ft
Ford, 2b 5 13 6 F’tde*. ’f 5 2 1 ft
Holke. ih 4 1 12 1 Fr'gau, 3b 4 1 1 X
i P’eon 3b I ft 1 2 Gonx lee. c 5 2 S ft
Hen!me, C 4 ft 5 ! (' '■ -*v ##4147
MuhV.l © " ft « 2 Dyer, p 5 3 14
Betts, p 1 ft ft 0 -—-—
—- Total# 42 17 20 1#
Total# 25 6x2* If
xTwo out when a inning run #rored.
Score by innings:
Philadelphia lftl ft2ft tfft ft-—4
Ft Lou * . . ’ A fC3 (• ' 3—5
Summary—Runs Sand. Lea Mokan,
Wiilsam#. Hornsby. Bottomiey Blade#,
Fre:gau. Coonev Error# Smith. Bot
ton*.ley. Dver Two base hit# Lee (t>.
Mokan. Horr#bv. Fretgau Th-ee-bxs*
i hit Dye*- Sacrifice# Bottomree Brtt#.
Mokan Double pl#v.* Sand to Ford t#
Holke. Coonev to Hornsby to Bottomley.
Hubbe’! t > Sard to Hoik*. Left on base#:
Ph lftde* hi» ' ST l u!s 11 Ba«*s on
h#Ua Off Dver. 4. off Betts. 2 Struck |1
I '>\i? Ft Dyer. 1; hy Bette. 1 Kite: I
; <>ff Hubbell 12 tr five and two-third# in- I
ring# off Rett*. 5 In four Inning# I.o»- 1
j ’-.e p trher Bett# Umpire* Quigley, I
Sweeney #r i Hart T m- 2 1 ft I
(slants hrtain l ead.
1 Cincinnati. May ?5 —New York retained 'M
the lead in the league race bv winning a
1 • he final cf the C.nctrnatl eerie* today ■
| h\ a score of f to 1. Kvey allowed only ■
three h *e lr. eeven Inning* hut wai taken FI
« ut in the seventh for « pin h hitter ard |l
>l»rri# was pounded hrl in the ninth. I
1 mea vitche-! great bail after the first ■
round sc ■ ■
NK\Y YORK ! CINCINNATI W
ABllOA ABHOA. I
Yeung rf % o l r> Burne rf 4 11b I
! Frisch.Jb b \ ^ i Baubert lb M1M I
i P'worth, cf b 0 4 c Roush.cf 4 14!' I
Ms’jsel.lf 4 ? 1 ) BresslerJf 4 t S o I
Kelly.ib 4 ’ * o Fonseca.Ib seal f
Jack son *a 4 J 4 5 FineJliJb « s 1 *'
Oroh 3h 4 11? Fowler.a# “ l 1 3
, Snyder e ?<'!»’' WiagM* ill#
Harm p 4 S 0 4 Rlxsy p 2*45
- --* Harper 1 a a a
Totals 5 5 » IT 1«' Harrimp a a a j
Mav p a a e a
Totals 51 a ?• b
tBatted for Rlxev in seventh
v . _,lb« aia aa#—t
| Cincinnati .iaa aaa—i
Pnmmarx-— Rune Young. Mens#! Ke ty»
Tachaon t2' Oroh Roush Frror: Ham*.
Two.base hits Frisch Jack ton Three
: heae h-is Brens-r Kelly. Jackson Rac
jt ce* S*" ter TYoub'e p*a' * Jackson to
i Fr isch to Kelhr. Jackson to Kellv Left
fn hate New York. 4: Cincinnati. 5k
Rase on ba'.‘# Cff Ki\ev. 1: off Hurr a 1;
ff Max 1: off Barnet J Struck out Be
R'.xev, 5: by Mav, !; by Barnes 2 Hit*;
! t Riser, I n T '.nring*. off Hart*. 4 in
1 Inning (none cut In ninth' off Max l
?n 1 inning Wild pitfch.. Bane*. L >*
U 11 ton Time 1 44.
Ing pitcher Rlxex I* ns pi ret: X>tn end
Jim Barnes Ineligible
to Compete it» Big Open
New Nifty S4.—Jim nurtiM ■*
li'.ftUfttMft to compel* m the qualifying
rouriit of th* l*nit*d State* open Jfc!f
championship. th* ***i*m division cf
N'hieh opens In Woro**t*r, Ms**, cn
jTtiPSdftv. Th:* «»» d*vtd*d to.tsv h*
' prpfc«5lonal scifor* »*»ivl»t .'n» tc
>< . irh Rfti nc* h»d *ppou!*d hi* c.**
i(tci th* it' c. * on cf hi* *ntrv bv
jih* t'mte.i Stftt** c.oif JiMvcUticn. du*
|to lit l*t* ftfTisftl.