he Omaha Sunday .Bee.
SPORTS
TABT FIT
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faocs ova to rous.
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SINOtJ'i COrY FlYK CKNTS.
Vdl,. XXXJX-NO. 4s.
OMAHA, SUNDAY MOIiNINU, MAY 15. 101(1.
Slugffests at Omaha and Sioux City; Browns Lose; Harvard Takes Yale at the Track Meet
AllDINALS MAKE
ROURKES WALLOP
THi HOKSEHIDE
Hit Out twenty-Two Safe Ones for a
Total of Twenty Runs in ,
Game.
HOLLANDS PITCHEP.S EASY
MAMA'S WESTEIM LEAOiE TEA
GIANTS TOE MARK
St. Louis Men Win Second Game in
Scries, Beatin? theyNew York
Snuad Nine to Three.
VISniNG PITCHERS HIT HARD
Mimo
Omaha Team Lands on ball at Will,
Scoring Fast.
KEELEY ALL THE WAY THROUGH
St. Joseph Starts in Lead, but Soon
Fall?.
BATTING AVERAGES FATTENED
Holland's Tram Dora o Mali a
"(rung Knowing; on Ita Mrat
Appearance Thla Year nt
Intnn Street Tarlt.
One big slugfest nan dished up at
Vinton park Saturday In which the
Rourkes did most of the plugging. The
Omaha team piled up a score of 20 to 8
against the St. Joseph bunch. Almost
every inn of the Rourke team fattened
hla hatting average on the Holland
pitcher u;id when the Inst inning was
over .were anxious for more. Twenty-two-
hit were made off Watson and
Uker.
Oman old not get Into a serious state of
mind until the third. Kane started to do
things by hitting a nice little single, which
woa followed by a safety by Corrldon.
With two on base Harry Welch picked out
his trusty willow, and after looking over
a couple of nice ones, hit s fast one over
the right field fence, clearing the bases.
Vaplsln Schlpke dropped a single over
hurt, but died on base when Grinding flow
sill to center field. This Inning netted the
Rourkes six scores and gave them a lead
that won the game.
The next big Inning was the seventh.
Wei oh got away with a two-bagger and
scored on Schlpke's single. Gondlng got a
hit. went to second when Watson passed
Keeley. Shotton hit a single over second
and put John on third and Keeley on sec
in.d. Gondlng was tagged at the plato
when Fox hit a slow one In front of the
home, station and went to first. King got
a base on balls and Kane grabbed a single,
which scored Fox. Mr. Corrldon looked
over a v juple of Mr. Baker's best and hits
a (wo bagger between third and short,
arorltist King and Kane. This made the
total of seven for the lucky seventh. Again
n the eighth the Omaha players were
there with the batting cloths and annexed
Ihree more to the total runs and cinched
;he game. "'
Drammen Mart Well." '
St. Joseph started off in the first as
If tnere was nothing to it but a win.
Powell got base on balls before Keeley
got his eye fastened on the pan. McLear
went out, F:x to Kane. Keeley hanucd
McCheaney a pass. Jones grabbed a
heavy- stick and knocked a single over
the; second station and scored Powell.
In the second Wolfe went to second on
tjchipke'a bungle of his grounder and
cored when Fox hooted Watson's
grounder. Powell etruck .outo McLour
.flew out to. King and McChesney went
out to Welch. ror the next Inning it
ass easy nicking for Omaha. '
In-the fourth St. Joseph got two. Mc
Neill flew out to rox. Wolfe got a nit
and went to second on Watson's out to
Kane.' - Powell plaeod a nlco little single
between first and second and put Wolfe
on third, yolfo later scored when Welch
made a bungle of tint throw. Powell also
tallied on tveluh's error.
' iphJJ imltv cmfw cnifwy cittfw emm
In the sixth it seemed as if St. Jo
seph might start aointhlng disastrous,
but there was utile to It. Corhan got a
Wolfe went out on an easy one from
Keeley to Kane. ' 'Watson hit a single
and scored Corhan and McNeill scored
on Powell's long hit to center field.
There Mas nothing doing for the visi
tor until the ninth when aftei-v McLear
, ade an out nt first, McChesney hit a
. J Ingle over second, ones followed with
'a two-bagger. Clark went out on a play
front Fox to Kane which scored Mc
Chesney. Corhan rapped out a three-
bagger and put Jones over the counting
apot. McNeill made the third out by a
liy u King. Score:
OMAHA.
AB.
ft.
11.
i
1
O.
V
3
U
10
1
1
3
0
A.
0
5
0
0
1
0
0
0
3
fchotloh. If...
ro.. 20
Ki.ifc. ef
Hum. 10
Coiridou, ss..
Wetcn; rf....
bcnipke, 3b...
lionumg. c-..
Kcelc. p
Totals ....
44 20
ST. J USE PI I.
Alt. R.
4 2
H. 0.A. E
ran ell. If...
AlcLcux. rl
AieC'hcsiiej ,
... 4
.:. 4
... 6
... 4
... 3
... 5
... 4
... 0
... 5
i,
...37
0 1
0 1
0
1
1
0
I
I
.
0
0
0
Cf..
Joues, Ju
i.Hik. Iti
Corhan. ss....
McNeill, t 3b..
Wolfe, c.....
Shea, c.'.v.,.
Watson, p....
Bakor, . p.....
Totals ;..
Unnaha
Huns .......
Htu
Kt. Josepli
Itniia
Hits
S 10 24
& 3
1
1 0 7
J 1
3 -20
6 -22
"... 1 J0S02062 8
.... 10 9 2 0 3 11 3-10
Welch". Three-base hit:
itonie run
Ionian . Two-base hits:' Welch. Corrldon.
McNeill,' Jones. ,' Sacrifice hits: King.
Hcltlphe. WcLear. Watson. Stolen bases:
Corrldon' 4, . Welch. 1. Struck out: By
Keeley, J; by Watson, 4; by Faker, 1.
Tlaaes on balls: Off Keeley. ; off Watson,
t: .ff Baker, 3.. Jilt, by pitched ball: By
VAatson. I. i.eft oj, bases: Omaha. 9;
8 1. -Joseph. 8,' Time; 2:15. Umpire; Fpencer.
,AUn.lanc. 2.J00.
, IriSCONSIN - WALKS , ON GOPHERS
Track Meet Madtaoa Resells in
Defeat of Mlsstasti.
MADISON. Wis., May 14.-In the dual
track meet here today. Wisconsin defeated
Minnesota, Sly to 44V ideal weather pre
vailed and good marks were made In every
cent. Hill of Minnesota, was the Indl-
, vidua) tr of the meet, taking flrsta In
the KA- yard and the 220-yard dashes, and
the quaiter mile run. Hill equaled the con.
i
y-r 1 .IT Bl,
fereme record of 0:14-1 In the 100-yard
- aBs--s-Js
? . - S fcn fj) k7n i (jA to
U- J- if . 'ir- ;!l,,W, ki,! '.'- '.iil m'iJ?
d$ ... Ck ?r-&rP- Q 1.
TOP ROW CADMAN, FOX. WELCH,
SCORES ALL COME IN NINTH
Lincoln Loses Close Game by
Aitchison's Work.
GEIST PROVES STEADY MAN
Kanaana Trim Antelopes, Who Take
Opponents HlUlnw Rally aa x
Time foe Their
Krrors. , ,
LINCOLN, Neb.. May 14. Lincoln lost
today' game to Wichita by a score of 4
to 1, all the runs coming In the ninth In
ning. Up to the ninth it was a pretty
pitchers' battle between, Glest and Altchl
son. Giest was the steadier of the two;
but the left-handed Kansan was strong
with men on bases and received good sup
port. Three errors and three hits, one a
double by Isbell. gave Wichita four runs
in the final inning. The Lincoln made a
bid to tie the ecore, but were unable to
rend but one man across the plate, the
run resulting from three singles. Score:
LINCOLN.
AB. It. If. PO. A.
Waldron, cf..
la Killer, tsa...
Cobb, if
J tide, if
Cock man. lib
Tliornat'. lb...
.lames, 2ii
Clark, c
Heist, p
Knapp
Totals ...
3
1
0
4
0
3
0
2
ii
1
5
2
0
I
1
3
4
1
0
0
12
A.
0
0
t
0
0
1
3
2
3
XJ
WICHITA.
AR. SI.
li. ro.
Jfusl.cs. 2b
Jarnlgan. if....
Middlcton, If...
Isbcll, lb
1'ettigrew, cf..
Westers'i; 3h...
Claire, ss
.Shaw, c v..
AitchlEon, p...
o
o
7
.1
0
1
6
0
37
Totals 3t 4
. HmKiI for Giest in ninth.
Lincoln 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11
Wichita 00000000 4-4
Three-babe hit: Thomas. Two-base hits:
Cobb, lsbell, Jarnigan. Double plays:
MidUletnn to Wcsterzil to fhaw. .Sacrifice
hits: Waldron, James, Middleton. struck
out: By Gelst, 6: by Allchisoii. 4. Bases
on balls: Off Geist, I; off Aitehison. 4.
Hit by pitched tall- By Geist, 1. Time:
1:4b. Umpire: Haskell.
BIERSDORFER WILD, BUT WINS
Willi
Men on Hoses TotirV
I nahle to 'STeore.
Waa
DES MOINES, May 14 Bi't sdot fer was
wild as a hawk, but could nut be touched
will- men on bases.' Score:
DES MOINES.
A ft. R.
II.
0
1
0
1
2
I
0
2
A.
0
.1
0
4
I
1
n
Dalton, if-v-
Colligan.n..
Matt ck, cf...
Raftis. ss
Nlehoff. r.b...
Curtis. If
Kocrner. lb..
Hawkins, c. .
Biers'dorfer, ;
Totals....
28 4
TOPEKA.
AB. It.
3 0
14
II. tt. A.
0 0 0
1.2 0
0 I 0
0 1 - 0
1 9 0
E.
0
0
0
0
. 41
0
0
1
Wooley. cf
l!llly. ss,
Thomsson,' If...
Penned, rf
I.sndteth. lb....
Kunkle. 3b
Keir.s, c. .........
Holm, c
Kalil. 2b
Wright, p
2 1
0 2
0 2
0 ti
3
0
3
4
1
0
Totals
...32 I 5
0 0 11 1 i
Des Mollies
Topeka
0 4
0 0 0 0
0 1 0 0 0-1
Two-baso bit:
Kunkle. First base . on
bulls: Off Biersdorfer, ; off Witatit. 3.
lilt with r tched ha : Bv Bier.sdoi rr, ;u
Pcssed ball: Boles. Wild pitch: Biers
dorfer, Wright, Struck rut: By Biers
dorfer, 4; by Wriaht. t. Stolen bases: Nle.
hofr. MatllcK. Double plays: jiaivhtns 10
Colligan, Reilly to Kahl to Landreth.
Kunkle to Kahl to Iandreth (2). Sacrifice
hits: Dalton. Colliaan 121. Time: 1:45.
Umpire: Mullen. Attendance, 900.
Lincoln l.oaea to Dorchester.
TiORCH F.STF.R, Neh.. Mi y 14. -(Special.)
The I!'Chester Tit-Count v leaKiie team
opened the base ball season here by defeat
ing: the Lincoln Young Men's Christian as
sociation boys, to 6 Although the visitors
out hit the locals, the Dorchester boys by
their base throwing caualit the J.incolnt.cs
r.applng at every stage of the game. L.
Byers pitched a good game for the local',
striking out thirteen and allowing ten hits,
while Koboul etruck out six and mi
touched tip for elulit hits. .1. Byers of
Dorchester and Kobout of Lincoln each
rappl out a two-basrer. Score: It U.K.
Dorchester .... 10010004 S 5
Lincoln 0 1 t 0 0 6 0 0 2- f. 10 7
Ba.ltetiea: Dorchster, ,1 Bye: a und A.
Morrosy; Lincoln. Kobout and Mcl.tchllit.
Umpire; A. West.
Michigan Ueta Track Meet.
SYRACUSK, N. Y.. Mav It-Final score:
Michigan, M, Syracuse, 43.
HOLLUNBliCK, GRAHAM, SHOTTON, AGNEW, HANSON. GONDINO. CORRIDON. LOWER-MACAFKRTY, PATTON, KANE,
Standing of the Teams
WEST. LEAGUE. AMER. ASSN.
W.LPct.l W.L.Pct.
Ttcnvcr 13 .64i Pt. Taitl 1! 7 .'.'?
Wichita ...1.12 7 .t;!2Ulnneapolis .17 9 .t"4
St. .Joseph. ..11 7 .Bill Louisville ..14 13 .51i
Sioux City... 8 9 .471 Toledo 13 14 .4X1
Dmaha K 10 .444 Indianapolis 11 14 .44tt
Lincoln 10 .444! Milwaukee ..10 14 .417
Topcka 7 11 .3f9 Columbus .. .11 1 .407
Des Moines.. 7 14 .333 Kansas City. 7 15 ."IS
NAT. LEAGUE. AMER. LEAGUE.
W.L.Pct W.L.Pct.
Pittsburg ...12 8 .tW Philadelphia 15 4 .7KH
Philadelphia 12 S .W Detroit 1." 8 Mi
ew York. ..14 10 ,5H.ti New York. ..12 8 .WO
L'inclnnatl ..10 .B28 Cleveland ..12 9 .571
Chicago .....11 11 .Bon Boston 11 12 .47S
Boston 9 12 .429 Chicago 8 11 .421
St. Louis.... 9 13 .4o Washington . 8 1 .333
Brooklyn ... 9 15 .375 St. Louis.... 4 16 .200
Yestcrdny'a Rranlla.
WESTERN . "LEAGUE.
' Omaha, 20: St. Joseph, 8.
Toaoka. J: Des Moines, 4.
Wichita, 4; lLncoln, 1.
Denver, 5; Sioux City, 10.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston. 4; Chicago. 1. -
Brooklyn, 0: Cincinnati, 3.
New York, 3; St. lAuis, 9. .,
Philadelphia, "6; PlttHr-urji. 2.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Chicago. 3: Philadelphia, 4.
St. Louis,' 0; New York, 14.
Detrolc, 6; Boston, 3.
Cleveland, 0; Washington, 1.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. .
Columbus, 4; Milwaukee, ti.
Tolcdi:, 0; Kansas City, 2. t
lndiunapolls, 1: Mmneapollf), 3,
Louisville. ; St. Puul, 6.
tjiamea Today.
Western league St Joceph at Omaha,
Topeka at Des Moines, Wichita at Lincoln,
Denver at Sioux City. -
National Ieayue Boston at Chicago,
Brooklyn at Cincinnati, New Y'ork at St;
Louis.
American Associations-Columbus at Mil
waukee, Toledo at Kansas City, Indianap
olis at Minneapolis, Louisville at St. Paul.
Nebraska League Kearney at Grand
Island, Hastings at Columbus, Red Cloud
at Seward, Superior at Fremont.
Opening Date .
at Miller Park
All Sorts of Sports, with Speeches
Are 'on the Program for
; Saturday.
f aaaHaaai
The Miller Park Golf club has set next
Saturday as the date for the opening of
the teason. .
The new tennis courts ate completed and
are toady for the opci ing. Because Miller
park is a public resort, the club has ar
ranged to have g"neil opening of all
the games which are participated In at the
Fark. The cricket team will pluy -its first
match game and there will nlto be a ball
game. Mayor Dah'mun and the Park bjurd
will be present and the mayor and Presi
dent ' Berrynian will make the first diive
en the golf lines.
There will be a match came against
blind bogey for a special prize.
FANS FOLLOW JACK HOLLAND
One ThoMsaad to Accompany Team
to Topeka for Opening Usui'
on Mar Vt.
Jack Holland and his crew of hall tossers
arrixed In Omaha Friday nis'H from Ties
Moires after taking a game from the Bonsl-
ers. Jack says he has' a good team and Is
going after the Rourkes. He says that he
docs not think that the pitchers in the
league have had enough warm weather to
put them In shape.
Upon his arrival In Omaha he received a
telegram from the Boosters' club at St.
Joreph. Informing him that 1.C00 fans will
go to Topeka to root for the Saints when
they open there May 2H. The telegram also
ttat.d that every night the bulletin boards
In St. Joseph attract such crouds that the
streets are blocked by anxious fans who
want to aacertaln how their favorites fare
away from home.
PRINCETON WINS DUAL MEET
Narrov Mania of Three .Polnla Be
tween Tigers and Cornell.
PRINCKTOX. N. J.. May ll.-Prlnceton
won the dual track meet wlllt Cornell, here
this afternoon by the narrow margin of
1 points, the score being 6J to 57. The vic
tory was not gained until the last event,
the lilgli jump, had been dec'drxl.
ar Teams Take Lend.
' ANNAPOLIS. Md . May II -The navy
fiisl and second crens both bent Oeime
town varnltv, the former by four !-.-. hs
and the latter bv three-uuartrs of a l-nr, h
jTht wlntili'g time Has eleven rulnulca flat.
KANSAS CITY- TURNS SWITCH
Blues Take New Course and Beat
Toledo Two to Nothing.
ALL HITS COUNT IN SCORING
Mllnankfr Bents Columbus Minne
apolis O vrrTvhelms Indianapolis
l.onisville Trounces
St. rani.
KANSAS CITY, May 14-Kansas City
broke a long lo.-hig streak today,' shutting
out Toledo, 2 to 0. All of Kansas Clty"s
hits counted In the scoring, while Camp
bell kept the visitors' hits scattered. Score:
KANSAS CITY. TOLEDO.
AB.H.d.A.B. AB.II.O.A.B.
stunnon. If. .a 1 3 0 0 D Sullivan, cf S a 0 0
Rery. cf.,.4 lit) Ollt'rhmin, Ifi 2 2 4 it
Hukl.r, lb... 3 I 13 0 UMcl'urthy, rf. S 1 1 0 M
VolA 3b. 3 0 1 I OHkkman, If. a 1 3 It 0
Hmnn. rl.. I 1 1 0 CKmnian. lb. 3 ia 0 0
Duwnle. II...2 0 0 4 OButler, sa 4 I 1 2! 0
O'anmun, 2b. 3 0 2 1 Ol.ind. c 3 0 2 11
Sullivan, o... 3 0 3 0 flKlvert, b....:i 0 0 3 0
Campbell, p.. 2 0 0 6 lOwen. p 3 0 0 4
Abbott i 0 0 0 0
Totals 27 S 27 11 1
Totals 31 7 24 14 0
Batted for Owen in the ninln.
Ktnsas City 10000010 2
Toledo 00000 0 000 0
Two-fcase' hitu: Hunter, Raftery. Illnch
mon. I.eft en bases: Kansas City. 3;
Tub do, 11. First base on errors: Toledo, 1.
Sacrifice hits:' Downle, Hutchman. Free
man. Double play: Downle to Cranston to
Hunter. Struck out: By Campbell, 3; by
Owen, 1. First base nn balls: off Camp
bell, S; oft Owen. 1. Time: 1:40. Umpires:
Guthrie and Chill.
BREWERS
BAT
COLUMBUS
Home Hun Over Fence In Eighth
4 Inches Game.
MILWAUKEE. May 14. Milwaukee de
feated Columbus, t' to 4. Barrett's triple
and McCormick's homer over the fence In
the seventh counted the winning runs.
Score:
MILWAUKEE. COIAMBfS.
AB.Ii.U.A E. AH.H.OA B.
Randall, rf... A 0. 5 0 HO'Flourke. 3b. 6 2 3 3 0
Barry, If 3 1 'l 0 oodwell, lb.... 4 0 13 2 0
t lark. 3b 4 0 2 1 Htawn.. 2b.... 5 3 3 1 0
M. Gann, lb.. S 1 a 0 OCcngvlton, rf S 1 1
nnrrelt. (... 3 2 3 0 lHtnrhinan, It 4 0 It 0 0
K. blneon, a. a 1 3 0 ORrllly.. cf ... 4 110 0
M'Ourm'k. -0 3 1 2 0 ogulnlan, e.. 4 2 111
l.udwls. c ... J 1 0 2Arbosaat, c. 2 0 1 1 0
Mi Glynn, p.. 4 1 0 1 UO;born. p... t 0 1 ii it
Jamaa. c 1 1 0 0 v
Total, 33 t 27 2 4Uuodwln, p.. .2 1 0 2 0
' Totala 38 1128 14 1
Barrett out; hit by .own batted ball.
Milwaukee ..; 0 3001020 (j
CoKunbUf. 0. 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 04
Two-basu hit: yuliiutn. Tliree-basc hlf
Bnrieit. Home run: McCorntick. Hits:
Off Osborne, li In five innitigs. Saciiflcu
hit: McCormick. Stolen bases: Downs.
Hi-ill). Double play: McGann unasviht'.d.
Left on basts: Milwaukee, 1t; Columbus, it.
First bas- mi ballM: Off Mctilynn, 2: off
Osborne. 2; off Goodwin, 2. Hit With pitched
ball: liv Osborne, Robinson. Struck out:
By McGlynn, . 7. Time: 1:5. Umpires:
Owens and Cus'ack.
j
Cornhuskers Beat'
Kansas Track Men
Nebraska Men. Beat Sunflowers by
Three Points Relay Decides
Met.
LAWRKNSK, Kan., My 14 -lu one of
the farteft dual track meets, ever held on 1
Mctojk Held, Nebraska university won
from Kansas univereity this afternoon by
a suite of 16 to.53.
The last evert, me mile relay, trave the
meet to the visitors. Haddock of Kansas
equalled the American iiucreolleglatc rec
ord of JH, seconds In the 10-yard dash.
GIBBON WHIPS SHELTON AGAIN
Wlna by Margin of One Uun In a
Hard Foaght Gam.
GIBBONS. Neb.. May 14.-1 Special Tc!o.
gram.) Gibbons high school base ball team
again defeated Shelton lilgli school by the
score of S to 2- The gume was fast through
out. Gibbons having a slight , advantage.
Batteries: Glhbuii, Hurte and Codner;
Shelton. Colby, Lutes and Graves. l n
pire. I.aughliu.
Craig tlolclasaea Prsilrr,
CHAIG. Neb.. Mav 14 (Special. The
Peiirtr High rhool team was defiai.d b.
t lie Cralpt llli;h schonl L am in a game of
brse ball 011 the locnl diannnd Thursdiv
aiierro..ii by the score of 10 to 0. The
Pui.Ur teini was iutcla"d In all dfpiri
trtots of the game. The feature of tile
ainie was the work of the Craig battery.
Pitcher Hawthorne allowlra but one bit
striking out sixteen men and net glviuq a j
pnas. core: Jill.
Pem'fr 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 i
Craig 3 001000 -10 pi
Missouri Valley
Track Events to .
KansasCityMen
Manual Training School Gets First,
Des Moines Second, with Omaha
Squad Ranking Fifth.
DES MOINES. Ia., May 14. The Kansas
City Manuel was an easy winner at the
Missouri Valley 'InteVscholastlc meet here
today. ' Sev eral records were broken.
Summary:
Mile Run Redfern. W. D. M., first; Ken
nedy, O.ilia, second; Smith. W. D. M.,
third. Time 14.33. This establishes a new
record for this association.
Hammer Throw Kansas City Manual,
first; Reber, Kansas City Central, second;
Hailton, Kansas City Manual, third. Dis
tance: lliO feet 7 Inches.
440-vard Dash Frailer. Omaha, first;
Todd, Kansas City Central, second; Neill,
Westport, Kansas City, third. Time:
0:534k.
120-yard Hurdle Cruse. Lincoln, first;
Perry, Kansas City Manual, second;. Mc
HTenry, W. D. M., third; Rcber, Kansas
Cltv Central. Time: 0:ltiV. .
100-yard Dash Koenigsdorf, Kansas City
Manual, first; Mann. Lincoln, second;
Wood. Omaha, third. Time:' 0:1014..
Shot Put Kanatser, Kansas City Manual,
first: KoenlKsdorf, Kansas City Manual,
second; Durdlck, Omaha, third. Distance:
46 feet B Inches.
Ditcus Throw Kanatzer. Kansas City
Manua,; Koenigsdorf. Kansas City Manual
Myers. York. Distance: 121 feet 4 inches,
In trial Kanatzer broke the record, with a
throw of 124 feet 4 inches.
220-yard Dash KoenlKsdorf. Kansas City
Manual: Wood, Omaha; Mann, Lincoln.
Half-Mile Run Rcdfern. W. D. M.;
Morse, Kansas City Central; Heath, Kansas
City Manual. vTlnie: 2:04. one second lower
than record.' This makes two records
broken by Itedfern, the mile and half mile.
220-yard Hurdle Hamilton, Kansas City
Central; MoHenry. W. IX M.; Wiley, York.
Time: 0:27.
Pole Vault Davis, Kansas City Central:
Hamilton, Kansas City Manual; Harper,
W. I). M. Height: -10 feet 5V4 Inches.
Kroad Jump McHatn, West High, first;
Wiley, York; Medlar, York. Distance: 20
feet 11 inches.
Final Summary: Kansas City Manual,
44; West Des Moines, 2u'i: Kannas City
Central, 24; York, 16; Omaha, 10; Lincoln,
10; Kansas City, Westport, 4V4.
SIOUX BELABOR MR. EHMANN
Indiana Win" from Denver by the
Score of Ten to Kite.
SIOUX CITY. May 14.-Sloux City hit
Elimanu hard today and won from Denver,
10 to 5. ' Chabek ' played " a good game.
Score:
SIOUX CITY. .
AB. R. H.
O.
3'
1
; 2
' 1
7
A.
- 1
4
0
0
0
4
0
1
3
Quillin. 2b.....
Andreas, 2b...
Neiglibors. , cf .
Feilun, if..,.,.
St 111. lb
Harlmaii. as..
Welch, If
Miller, c
Chabek, p
Totals
4
11
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4 0
12 27 43
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. 4 2
Thompson, 2b.,
Kelly, nn....
Beall. If
Cassidy, If
Lmd.say. lb
McAleene. cf..
Dolan. 3h
McMurray, c
Klituann. p
Schreibcr
2 1
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ST. 6 7 21 12 3
0 0 2 2 2 0 4 0 10
020002010 i
,!!" ,..:
Kt.ilen ' bases: McAleese (21. McMurray.
Kellv, Welch. Andreas. Stem. Two-base
hits:' Miller, Quillin, Lindsay, Thompson.
Homo run: Lindsay. Sacrifice tilts: Lind
say. Neighbors. Double play: Kelly, un
assisted. Struck out: By Chabek. 10: by
Khmann. i. Bases on halls: 4)ff Chabek.
3; off F.hmann. 4. Wild pilches: Chabek,
2 Hit by pitched ball: By Chabek. 1; by
Khmann. 2. Time: 2:20. Umpire: Clarke.
Attendunee: 1.E.00.
PACKERS WALLOP THE MINKS
Soolb Omaha Mock tarda Tram
Mints tint Nebraska I lly.
NFBRASKA CITY, Neb.. May. 14.
(Special Telegram.) A Mg cromd was pres
ent this afternoon to witness the game be
tween the Un'on Stock Yards of South
Omaha and Mlnka of thla city. It was
one of the warmest gajiteswltnessed here
In some time. The big fight wan between
the Batteries. The score:
fcoutU Omaha 0 0 10 0 0 2" 0-3
Nebraska Cltv 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00
Hits: Nebraska City. 4; South Omaha. 4.
Krrors: Nebraska City. 4; South Omghg, 2.
tiatlcries: South Omaha, Its and D.
Kennedy; Nebraska City, Miller an j Whlt
conih. I'mi'lie. baraeknian. Time: 2 hours.
Attendance, to.
Spraitnc Lookln gfor l.ame.
The G. & J. Tires would like to hear from
the base ball managers wishing games. No
one barred. Cull Omaha Rubber company.
D IMi.
8CHIPKE, SANDERS. KEELEY. KINO
GRAND ISLAND STARTS WELL
Wins Opening Game of Nebraska
State League from Kearney.
BELTZER DRIVES IN SCORES
C'aotaln of Team Presented with
- Decorated Bat ly Iloya from
Home Town Mayor
Opens Game.
GRAND ISLAND. Neb., May 14.-(Speclal
Telegram.) Grand Island took the opening
game of the Nebraska State league sea
son from Kearney, after a brilliant fight
The game was formlly opened by . Mayor
Henry Schuff. who pitched the first ball
Sheriff Dunkel doing the receiving. Grand
Island opened hard on Judson. With two
men on bases, one by a safe hit, Graham
brother of George Graham of the Omaha
team, lined out a three-base hit and was
brought In by Manager Seltzer. The latter
was presented with a fine bat, finely
decorated with burnt ornamentations and
having the Araphoe colors, red and orange,
BeltEer's home Is In that city and a dele
gation of' his friends came from Araphoe
in autos'to pay their compliments to him.
Kearney made it close In the fifth by two
singles and two -walks, but Paul steady
after that and allowed not a hit. Score:
R. II. E.
Kearney .....00002000 02 3 3
Grand island 300 00000 03 8 4
Batteries: Kearney, Judson and Town
send; Grand Island, Paul and Travers.
OPENER GOES TEN INNINGS
Colombna Beata Hastings Ma or
Pitches, Chief Catches.
COLUMBUS, Neb., May 14.-(Spccial
Telegram.) Columbus won from Hastings
at. the opening game of the State league
season today In a ten-Inning game. Colum
bus was lucky at the start, but Waldron
succeeded In holding down the home team
after, the fourth. Mayor Held pitched the
first ball and Chief of Police Schack caught
It, and Rev. W. . H. Zanders was umpire.
Score:
R. H. Si.
Hastings .010022010 08 6 3
Columbus .302 100000 17 U 3
Strlko outs: Hastings, 10; Columbus, lu.
Passed balls: Donnelly (2). Batteries:
Hastings, Waldron and Donnelly; CoHum
bus, Sindelar and Clair, Umpire: McQuadc,
SEWARD PLUCKS THE LAURELS
Ned flood l.oaea Flrat Game by a
Tight Score.
' SEWARD, Neb., May 14.-V(Special Tele
gram.) The opening game at, Sewurd be
tween the state league teams of Rd Claud
and Seward was held this afternoon. .A
parade headed by the college band marched
to the grounds, where Mayor Merrlatrf
made a speech to the O00 people who were
there to see tho opening game. Tho bat
ting of the NeTf twins won the game for
Seward. Score: . R.H.E.
Seward ........ 0 00202030 7 10 1
Red t.'loud 030000003 00
Batteries: Sewardi Stewart and Neft:
Red Cloud, Mitchell and Rupert. Three
bare hits: Clyde Neff. Clint Neff. Two
base hit: Ling. Umpire: Nelson.
FREMONT WALLOPS SUPERIOR
Balloon I iocs In la Fonrlh Inning
vrllb Timely lilts.
FREMONT, Nb., May 14 -(Special Tele-
gram.) Fremont easily defeated Superior
In the first game of the season this after
noon. In the fourth and fifth Innings four
nits and several expensive errors gave
Fremont six. scores. Bennett was liberal In
gifts of bases, but kept the lilts scattered.
There was a good crowd out. Score:
R.1I.F.
Fremont- 0 0 0 2 4 1 1 0 - 10 ;
Superior 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0-2 0 5
Batteries: Fremont, Bennett and Mason;
Miperior, Justus and Colbert. empire:
Mugee, Attendance-; 750.
PENNSY TAKES TRIANGULAR MEET
Three Male Teams (omnete on
Franklin riel-1.
PHILODELPHIA. May 14-The Univer
sity of Pennsylvania easily won the an
nual triangular track meet on Ftankltn
field. The ucore mas: Pennsylvania. 80;
Pennsylvania state college, 3; University
of Pittsburg, 1.
Won . hjr l.etlsgtos,
LKXINGTON, Neb.. May 14-(Speolnl.)
Gothenburg's high school base bail team
came to Islington to play ths l.ox'iiKton
High team. Score stood to 1 In favor of
Lexington,
Three Hurlers Face Determined Bats
men of Mound City.
HILLIES CAPTURE PIRATES
Philadelphians Take Pittsburg Into
Camp, Six to Two.
REDS BEAT T.R0LLEY DODGERS
Cincinnati llatameu Blank Brook
lyn and Win by Three
Hans Doves Clean the
Cabs.
ST. LOUIS, May H.-St. Iuls won the
second game of the series from New York
today by a scoro of 9 to S. The three
pitchers of the visitors were hit hard.
Sallec for St. Louis pitched a. good game
with tho exception of one Inning. Score:
gT. LOt'ls. NEW YORK.
B.H.O.A.E. R.H.O.A R.
IIUKKlna, 2h.. s 2 3 3 CPrvnra. If. ... I 0 10$
r.in. if n a a 0 ntM-ker. if.... 1 o o 1 o
Oakra, rf 4 1 1 0 11 h'lrtrhtr, 2h.. 1 t 0 O
Konolchy, lb. t. 2 6 TI 0 Murray, rf...4 0 t 0 1
fcvunii, rf 1 0 1 0 C Seymour, if.. 4 0 1 1 0
HrfHmhin, C 4 1 0 omidKell. 4 3 4 4 0
ltauurr, ... 3 3 3 2 IDevlln, 3b ... 4 3 110
Mowray, 3b.. 3 1 2 0 OMTklit, lb... 5 I" 0 O
Sallce, p 3 0 0 2 USi-liM, e 4 1 T 1 1
Itayirond. p..O O t a
Totals 32 13 27 1 2Mariuarrit, p I 0 0 1 0
r!,, lull. p.. 1 0 0 1
Mfiyora 1 0 0 0 0
Snoii(raii8 ..1 0 0 0
Totala n I 24 13 1
Batted for Msrquard In seventh.
Batted for Devore in seventh..
St. Louis 4 0 0 0 0 1 0 4
New York 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 S 0 S
Two-base hits: Hnggin, Konetchy. Sac
rifice hits: HiiBKlns. Double play: Rrldwell
to Markcl. Stolen buses: Fletcher, Bres
nahan, Biidwell. HukkIus, Murray, Devlin.
Hit with pitched ball: By Raymond,
Hauser; by Crandall. Mowrey. Wild pitch:
Maniuai'dt. Bases on balls: Off Sallee, 1;
of Crandal, 1; off Marquardt, 4. Struck out;
By Raymond, 1; by ManiuanU, 3; by Cran
dall, 1; by Sallce. R. Hits: Off Raymond, S
In one Inning; off Marquardt, ft In three
Innings; off Crandall, 4 In two Ininps. l.efl
on bases: St. Louis, 7; New York, 8, Time:
1:57. Umpire: Brenpan.
REDS WHIP TROLLEY DODGERS
Cincinnati Wins from Brooklyn by
"core of fix to Xothlnar.
CINCINNATI, O.. May H.-ClnclnnaU
beat Brooklyn today, 3 to 0. Rowan kept
the hits well scattered. Score: . J
, CINCINNATI. BROOKLYN."
AB.H.O.A.B. H.H.O.A.g
Rraoher, If... 4 0 2 0 0 nurch, rf 4 1 4 0
Faakart, rf...4 0 2 0 Ullaiibart, lb.. 3 I 7 1
Hnblltial, lb. 4 1 It 0 OWhaat, If.... 4 S 3 0 1
Mltchall. cf.. 4 110 OHummal, 2h.. 4 0 0 t 1
Kaan, 2b 3 0 8 t OMi-llveen. 8b. 3 0 110
Downey, a... 4 1 1 S 0 navlrtaon, cf. 4 0 10 s
M. l.n, c... 2 1 a 1 OM. MIllan, aa 3 0 4 2 S
Lobert, 3b.... 3 1 2 2 OKrwIn. c. a 1 4 1.0
Rowan, p.... 2 ool lnu, p 3 0010
H. Smith... 1 0 0 0 0
Totala 30 6 27 12 lLumlay 1 0 0 0 0
Totals 33 7 24 4
Batted for Mellveen In niunlh.
Batted for McMillan In ninth.
Brooklyn 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O
Cinclnatl 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 1
Two-bae hit: Downey. Tlitce-haa hit?
XVheat. Sacrifice hit: Kf-'an. Stolen bases:
Purch. Lobart (2): Hefct-her. Double nlav:
Downey to llohlitzel. Left on bases:
Brooklyn, 7; Cinclnatl. 0. Bases on bails:
Off Bell. 2; off Rowan, 1. Struck out: By
Bell, 2: by Rowan. 1. Ti-ne: 1:30. Um
pires: Hlgler and Emslle.
Crimson Trims
the Blue by One
Point on Track
Ancient Foes Contest Bitterly for
K
Honor, Nelson of Yale Making
Polo Vault Record.
1
CAMBRIDGE. May ll.-In nim of thi
closest and hardest fought aTnletic con
tests In their nlnteen struggles, Harvard
defeated Yale on Soldiers' field today by a
single point 524 to 61!. ,
The meet was not settled" until the last
event. Captain Nelson of Yale; established
g new meet record ' In the pole vault - 0
twelve feet six and one-half Inches. J
Summary:
410-Yard Run-Won by H. V. Kellev,
Harvard; F. M. DeseUling, Harvard, sec-,
oi.d; S. C. Simons, Harvard, third. Time;
0:G0 2-5.
One-Mile Run Won by if. , Jaques. Jr.,
Harvard; R. IC-. Miller. Yale, second; JO.
C. Gray Harvard, third. Time: 4:27.
120-Yard Hurdle, Final Won by a. A.
Chlsolm, Yale. I, M, King, Yale, second;
T. P. Long. Harvard, third. Time: 0:16 4-i.
Shot Put Won by J. It. Kilpatrtek, Yale,
distance 43 feet, 8V inches. H. L. God
dard. Harvard, seeon,d. dlstani'e, 43 feet, i
Inches; c. C. Little, Harvard, third, dis
tance. 42 feet 5'i inches.
100-Yard Dash, Final Won by G. P.
Gardner. Jr., Harvard; L. II. Thayer, Har
vard, second; J. Tyler, Harvard, third.
Time: 0:lo 1-6.
hXo-Yatd Run-Won by M Klrjassoff,
Yale: G. W. ltyley. Harvard, second; hi.
F. Wood. Yale, tWrd. Time: 1:59. )
Score Harvard, 23; Yale, 2"J.
- Running High Jump 'on by S. C.
Lawreme, Harvard, height. 6 feet vj
Inches; A. D. Barker, Harvard, second. 6
feet 11 Inches; S. A. Reed, Harvard, and
(1. 8. Dickinson, Yale, lied for third, 6 feet
10 Inches.
Beore Harvard, 3ui,4j; Yale,
Two-Mile Run Won by ., m". Haskell.
Yale; p. Newton, Harvard, second; K. U.
Vlets, Harvard, thlid. iitne: 9:481-6. ,
Hammer Thiow Won by C. T. Cooney,
Yale, distance, 162 feet 1 Inch; 11. M. An
drus, Yale, seeond, dlhtance, 142 feet 4'
Inches. B. L. Hoiige, Harvard, third, dlu
tance. lat feet 24 Inches. '
Final Score Harvard, 62'j; Yale, 51t4j.
Polo Vault Won by F, T. Nelson, Yale,
lielffl't. 12 feet Inches, (new recordt; F.
A. Gardner, Yale, necond, height, 12 feet
R. C. Lawrence, Harvard, and J. L. Barr.
Harvard, titl for third place, height U
feet C inches.
MAn.lTIfO-N HIM AT ST. LOllS
i '
Forlr-One Men Mart In Aaaaal
Krtat at Monnd City,
ST. LOUIS, Mo., May 14.-Forty-one run.
ners entered the Mlshourl Athletic club I
annual Marathon race, which began at
Freeburg, III., and ended at the club house
here today. The start was made at 11
o'clock. The beat time for the course li
previous races was 2 hours and 48 minute
mads by Joseph ISrxleben last year, who
started today. Included in the entranli
were eleven Chicago runners of whom
Hldney ft. Hatch, L. J. Pllllvsnt and C. C.
Heath were expected to finish near ttu
first.
