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VOL. XL XO. 4.
OMAHA, SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 21, 1!U1.
SINGLE COPY FIVE CENTS.
Rourkes Win Again and Return Home for To'day; Sioux City Regains the Lead
ROURKES TO jLAY
IN OMAHA TODAY
Game Scheduled for Wichita is
Transferred to Rourke
Park.
PICK UP GAME IN THE EIGHTH
Win from Wichita After Jobben
Have Good Lead.
JARNAGIN WILD ON THE SLAB
Niehoff Comei to Front Again with
Hpme Run.
RHODES GIVES WAY TO KEELEY
Wichita ftecare Eight Hits and
Rnirku st the Kimf KinKrr-.
Three Tirn-Biw Hit Are
Made.
onrt will srrlv bom today
with his Colts, bringing- with him tha
Wichita team, for a rm at Bourk
Park this afternoon.
.WICHITA. Kan., May 20.-Jarnagln's
wlldnes allowed Omaha to win today's
garne affT Wichita seemed to have It well
In hand. Fas. fielding featured the play
f both teams. Tomonow's rame is to be
transferred to Omaha. Score:
OMAHA.
AB. R. H. O. A. E.
Kan, lb 4 0 2 0 0
Williams, rf S 0 0 3 0 0
Niehoff 2bw 12 10 10
! King, cf....Ji S 1 1 fi 0 0
Schoonovsr. If 3 0 0 0 0 0
i Kneaves, ss 3 110 3 0
Agnew, e 4 0 1 4 0 0
: Rhodes, p 3 0 0 0 2 1
: Xeeley, p 0 0 0 0 0 0
Totals S J 27 12 1
WICHITA.
AB. R. H, O. A. E.
J'lddleton. cf 4 0 11 1 0
! Brg(r, ss A 0 0 0 7 0
' Belden, If S O 1 1 0 0
; Koener, lb 4 0 1 9 3 1
: Hughes, 2b 3 1 0 6 3 0
Davis, rf 3 12 110
! ochmld. 3b 4 2 1 0 2 0
Shaw, c 3 0 1 9 6 ' 1
t Jarnagin, p 4 0 1 0 3 1
Clemens 0 0 0 0 0 0
Totals 36 4 8 27 25 3
'Batted for Jarnagin in the ninth.
, Omaha 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 0-6
!Wlohlta 0 2 0 0 0 2 0 0 0-4
Left on bases: Omaha, 8; Wichita. 8.
'Secrtflre hits: Davis, Kane, King, Schoon
; over. Two-base hits: Kane, Pelden, Schmld.
' 'Home run: Niehoff. Stolen bases,
i Sohmld. Kneaves. Hits: Off Rhodes, 8 in
I eight ana one-tnira innings. Double play:
; Hushes to Koener. - Struck . out: By
I Jarnaffln. 8; by Rhodes, 3. Baaea on balls:
( Off Jarnagin. 7; off Rhodes, 4. Passed
ball: Agnew. Time: 2:00. Umpire: Haa
I klL
DRUMMERS TROUNCE GRIZZLIES
OtaTet Loses by Seora mt f even to
Fair.
DENVER, May to. The Drummers beat
' tha home team today by 7 to 4. Tha game
' was called at tha close of tha eighth ln
', Mnf on account of rain. Score:
ST. JOSEPH.
AB. R. H.
.4 2 2
WMitll
... 4
MoOitsney, cf.
Kelly, rf
Powell, If
Rellly. 2b.
Jones, lb...
Goasett, o...,
Mainke. as...,
Hamilton, 2b.
Kaufman, p.
Hanifan, 9...
.... 1
.... 3
1
0
1
1
3
0
0
0
o
O.
0
Totals
!W 7 13 24 15
DENVER.
AB. R. H. O. A. B.
Uoyd. tb 3 10 12 1
; Ollmore. cf 4 12 10 1
t fWledenaaui, If 4 0 1 1 0 0
Qulllln. b 1 t o v
Lindsay, lb...- 3 1 3 4 0 0
Coffey, ss. ........ 2 0 3 6 1 0
Caswldy. rf 3 0 0 2 1 .0
WcMurray, o. 3 0 0 5 2 1
Gpahr, o - 0 0 0 2 1 0
O'Brien. P 3 0 0 0 1 0
Klnseila, P 0 0 0 0 0 0
Beall 1 0 0 0 0 0
Totals S7 4 T 24 8 3
Baited for O'Brien In tha seventh.
fit. Joseph 1 0 0 8 0 1 1 1-7
Denver 0 0 3 0 1 0 0 04
Stolen bases: MoCheaney, Rellly. Oos
sett 12). Two-base hits: MoCheaney, Go,
sett. Threa-base hit: Melnka. Home runs:
Lindsay, Ollmore. Struck out: By
' O Brian, t. oy Jaurman, x, oy jiinseua, ,
I by Hanifan. 8. Bases on bails: Off
1 O Brian. 3; off Kaufman, 3. Double play:
1 AieinKe & jvaunr iw . ... KiLia
Lp'Biien. Hit by pitched ball: Coffey.
lYnning pitched: By Kaufman, ; runs, 8;
' by O Brian, 7; runs, . by Hanifan. 8;
runs, 1. Time. 2.20. Umpires: Kneeland
and Morgan.
TOPEKA WINS IN THIRTEENTH
Hatting; Rally Beats Dea Moines, f'oir
, to Three.
TOPEKA, Kan., May 30. A batting rally
In the thirteenth won for Topeka, 4 to 8.
! It was a pitchers' battle, Buchanan having
shads tha beat of Northrup. Bcors:
TOPEKA.
AB. K. Ii. U. A. K
1 1 a w
.... 8)054
.... 5
.... 5
....
. 5
Omaha Youngsters Who Really Are Athletic
- 1
j , 'i l " ' " 15' ' ' i " "" " ' IB""'ISW'?' ""- """ 11111 1 " 1 Iii-.il 11 ' I linn 1.
JX3 G
a w f ' - r
S" Ml -4-.
'i ' i i , . . it"'3.'4 U ' w ..fc n . -v -
"' '" '"' .-... i. - .: ,.: .. ..... . -.- - - .- -j;-.' .. . . -. . . . :.
FINALISTS IN THB PUBLIC SCHOOL COMPEmTION WHO WON IN THE PRELIMINARIES AND MEET IN THE TEST AT THE AUDITORIUM.
SIOUX RALLY IN THE EIGHTH
Victory is Snatched from Antelopes'
Grasp by Visitors.
FINAL SCORE IS SIX TO FIVE
Thomas, Rellly and Warner Kaoek
Out Home Rans Wagner Gets
Two-Base Hit Foar Sac
rifice Hits.
LINCOLN, May 20. Sioux City developed
a batting- rally In the eighth Inning and
won today's game, 6 to 5, after Lincoln
seemed to have It safe. Score:
LINCOLN.
AB. R. H. O.
4
Rtckert, If
.Moore. 2b.......
H afford, 3b....
. Whitney, lb....
'Hopke. sa
Mreltenstein, 0
: Prambee. c. 5
Buchanan, P 5
Beecber 0
1
0
0
1
0
0
0
1
13
4
8
0
0
0
Gagnler, ss
Unglaub, 2b
Cole, cf
Cobh, rf
Cockman, 3b....
T. Miller, If....
Thomas, lb
Bi rat ton, c
Wolverton, p...
Knapp, p
Totals
A.
3
0
0
0
1
0
3
1
3
0
80 6 7
SIOUX CITY.
' " AB. R. H.
Andreas, 2b 4 0 1
Btero, lb 6 0 3
Hartman, 3b 4 0 1
Breen, If , 8 11
M. Miller, c 4 0 0
Neighbors, rf 8 0 0
WHKner, cf 4 2 3
ReUly, sa 8 8 1
vv. ivDller, p 3 0 0
Towne 1 0 0
Rarber 0 10
Melter, p 0 0.0
27 10
O.
1
13
0 '
0
0
0
A.
3
3
3
' 0
1
0
0
6
3
0
0
0
Totals
Batted for W. Miller in eighth.
Ran for Towne.
Lincoln
Sioux City
Runa batted in
Wagner, Stem (2)
8 10 27 18
Totals 45 4 10 39 14
DES MOINES.
AB. R. H. O. A.
Curtis. If 1
Cotllgan, si 8 0
Mattlck, Cf 0
liwyer. lb 8 0
Needhem. 2b. .... 4 0
Korea. U t 1
Decamp, rf 4 0
Pacbant. C 4 1
Northrup. P 0
17
0
4
0
0
4
8
A
2 . 0
2 0
3 00300000-5
0 0001014 0-4
Thomas (2), Rellly,
T-I el m m. runa. 'run m a u
Rellly. Wagner. Two-basa hit: Wagner.
Double play: M. Miller to Hartman. Left
on bases: Llnooln, 2; Sioux City, 8. Stolen
base: Thomas. Sacrifice hits: Cole, Cobb,
Unglaub, Neighbors. Struck out: B
Wolverton, 2; by W. Miller, a Bases o.
balls: Off Wolverton, 3: off Knapp, 3; ol
W. Miller, 1. Wild pitch: Wolverton. In
ninsa Ditched: By Wolverton, seven and .
third (runs, 3; hits, ): by Knapp, one an.
two-thirds (runa, 3; hits, 1); by w. Miller
seven (runs, i; hits, 7); by Matter, twt.'
(runs, 0; hits, 0). Time: 1:50. Umpire.
Clark-
Coaches Will Meet
at Des Moines Soon;
Scouting Doomed
For Promotion of Good Sportsman
ahip Plan is to Do Away with
Custom in the Valley.
LINCOLN. May 20. (Special.) For the
promotion of good sportsmanship tha all
year coaches of the members of tha Mis
souri valley will meet next Friday at Des
Moines. This Is tha first meeting of the
kind ever .held by tha coaches and the
result will hava an Important bearing; on
tha athletlo situation next fall.
Such matters as side line coaching,
scouting and other tricks coming under
tha direction of tha coach, which can only
bo solved through the assistance of the di
rector, are to be threshed out at this time.
Tha meeting may spell the doom of the
scouting custom prevailing In the Missouri
valley conference.
Several of tha coaches are In favor of
doing away with it, according to reports,
and the members of tha athletlo boards In
the majority of Instances believe that the
action must be taken along with tha other
athletlo reforms.
Standing of Teams
WEST. LEAGUE. NATLLEAOUB.
W.L.Pot. WUPot.
Ploux City. ..19 8 .7041 Philadelphia 22 10 .6S7
Denver 17 8 fWrtiPittsburg ....19 11 .6R3
Wichita 15 9 .rR!New York. ...IS 13 .flnft
Lincoln 15 10 .(iOrt'Chlcsgo IS 13 .581
St. Joseph. ..13 14 .48T Cincinnati ...18 13 .600
Omaha 13 15 .44! St. I.ouls 12 15.444
Topeka 17 .340 Brooklyn ....10 21 .826
Des Moines. 4 24 .143 Boston 8 25 .242
AMER ASS'N. AMER. LEAGUE.
W.L.Pct I W.L.Pct.
Columbus ...20 11 .643! Detroit 27 .SH
Kansas C;ty.l8 13 .WljChlcaito 14 13 .552
Minneapolis 21 1 .66Boston 16 14 .533
Milwaukee ..1 17 .61K New York. ...15 14 .617
St. Paul 17 16 .615Phlladelphla 14 15 .483
I,oulRvllle ...16 18 .47ljCleveland ....15 18 .45
Toledo 14 21 .400 Washington .10 19 .315
Indianapolis 11 23 .S?4St. Louis 9 23 .281
NEB. LEAGUE. MINK LEAGUE.
W.L.Pct.! W.LPct.
Grand Isl'nd 8 1 .! Falls City.... 3 0 lono
Columbus ..8 3 .6S7!Clarinda 3 0 lono
Fremont ....6 4.55INeb. City.... 2 1 .7
Kearney .... 4 4 .50OjAuburn 1 2 .33a
Superior .... 3 .833' Maryvllle ... 0 8 .000
Hastings ... 4 5 . 444 1 Shenandoah. 0 I .000
Seward 3 5 .375)
York t 7 . 2221
Beaver City Boosters
Beat Arapahoe Braves
Old-Time Opponents on Diamond
Meet in Close Game of
Ball.
8 38 18. - I
Tetala
Ratted for Frambes in thlrietsuth.
Nona out In thirteenth.
Topeka 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 14
Des Moines 0 831000080000-8
Three base hits: Hafford. Decamp. Two
bsse hits: Kickert, Crompton. Mattlck.
Sacrifice hit: Decamp. Stolen bases:
Moore, Crompton. Decamp. Basea on balls:
(.iff Buchanan, 1; off Northrup. 9. Struck
cut: By Buchanan. 8; by Northrup, 5. Hit
by pitched ball : Needham. Passed ball:
Krambea. Time: 1.35. Umpire: Shoemaker.
Twe Days' Haaat at Crete.
CRETE. Neb.. Hay 20 .(Special.) In
a to days' shoot William Veach of Falls
"lty waa high man. breaking 136 out of
i: blue rocks, gaining 341 10 C. G. Gel
lutty of Sutton whs e-nnd with a total
of 134 and cot ttf 55. C D. Llnderman
was third with 1M and re rived l4 on
tiie necond da' William Veacli was flrM.
t'iakln 177 targets and r.-ccli InK $8 70.
C A. Thorpe of tienea hit 19 and got
81S. John Bauer tied with E V Varnrr
at 1?9 for fourth piece. Thlily men took
jart la the shoot.
' BEAVER CITY. Neb.. May 30. (Special
Telegram.) The Beaver City Boosters in
the opening base ball game of tha season
beat their old-tlma rivals, tha Arapahoe
Braves. In an eleven-Inning: contest hers
yesterday by a score of i to 1 Beaver City
and Arapahoe broken even last season and
great enthusiasm was displayed as to ths
outcome of the game. A large number of
Arapahoe fans attended. Score: RH.E.
Beaver City 0O1O8OOOO0V-8 8 4
Arapahoe 00000301100 4 3 8
Batteries: Beaver City. W. nkoop ' and
warner; Arapanoa. r uu ana Carrou.
Struck out: By Wy nkoop. 13; by Full, 9.
Ftttttaws Wins Meat.
PHILADELPHIA, May 30-The tenth
nnud mtdrtta itatM UAlnr .(.KaUbiI.
championship track meet on Franklin
I field this sfternoon resulted In a victory
, far the Hill school of Pottatown. Pa., over
! Philadelphia, Baltimore end Mercersburg
isrnoois. in the two-mile, fllmpton of Hill
i school loaered the tao-nu!e American In
terscholasilc record of 10. H to 10.04.
- ' Yesterday's Results.,
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Omaha, t; Wichita. 1
Sioux City. I; Lincoln, 6.
St. Joseph, 7; Denver, 4: eight Innings.
Dea Moines. 8: Topeka, 4.
NATIONAL LEAGUE. .
St. Louis, 1; Boston, 1.
Cincinnati, I; Brooklyn, 1.' '
Chicago, 7: Philadelphia, 4.
Pittsburg, 1; New York, 2.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Boston-Chicago, wet grounds.
New York, ; St. Louis, 2.
. Philadelphia, 14; Detroit, 12.
Washington, 4; Cleveland, a
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
, Milwaukee, 6; Toledo, 10.
Kansas Clty-lndlanapolls, rain.
iSt. Paul, 4; Louisville, 0. .
Minneapolis, 2; Columbus, 4.
NEBRASKA STATE LEAGUE.
Kearney, 1; Hastings, 6.
Fremont, 0; Seward, 8.
Columbus, 11; York, 9.
Grand Island, 8; Superior, 0.
MINK LEAGUE.
Auburn, C; Nebraska Cltv, 7.
Maryvllle, 3; Falla Cit?vi2.
Shenandoah, 0; Clarlnda 1
Games Teday.
Western League Wlohita, at Omaha,
loux City at Llnooln, St. Joseph at Den
rr. Dea Moines at Topeka.
American League Boston at Chicago,
New York at St. Louis, Philadelphia at
Detroit.
American Association St. Paul at In
ilanapohs. Kansas City at Louisville.
Milwaukee at Columbus, Minneapolis at
.oledo.
Nebraska State League Kearney at
Hastings, Fremont at Seward, Columbus at
1 ork. Grand Island at Superior.
ATHLETICS OUTHIT TIGERS
Philadelphia Wins Fierce Slugging
Hatch from Detroit.
SCORE IS FOURTEEN TO TWELVE
Coombs Is Effective Until Seventh
lanlns;, bnt Wild and Erratic
One Home Ran Three
Three-BaBKers.
Collins Charges
Received at Lincoln
By Athletic Board
Chairman H. X. Wolfe of Eligibility
Committee Says Will Call Meet
ing When Desired.
LINCOLN, Neb., May 20. (Special.!
Charges against Sidney Collins, a Corn-
hueiier athletlo star, will be probed before
the annual Missouri valley meet, accord
ing to the statement of Prof. H. K. Wolfe:
chairman of the eligibility committee of
the University Athletic board, Saturday,
II alumni and faculty members Interested
oars to push tha inquiry.
Tha new turn In the athletic situation
at Nebraska oame Friday evening with a
letter from Clyde E. Elliott, a former uni
versity man and member of tha athletic
board, offering on behalf of the Omaha
alumni to pioduce tha proof of Collins'
alleged profeosionaiiam at any meeting- of
the committee to be named.
A similar letter was sent to Chancellor
Samuel Avery, but the chaneellor was out
of the city and did not return until Sat
urday afternoon, so waH not conversant
v. itii the new turn In athletlo affairs. Dr.
Clapp, to whom is laid soma of ths blame
for stirring up tha athletlo rumpus, knew
nothing of the new developments Satur
day Ths offer made by Mr. Elliott slm
piy states that proof will be at the d.s
pohal of the committee at any meeting
tliey should see fit to call. The nature of
the proof is not divulged In the letter.
Dr. Wolfe said he- wrote Mr. Elliott of
fering to call a meeting at his pleasure.
The only reservation made waa that It
should not conflict with school affairs.
The chairman of tha committee said
that ha was always ready to do his duty,
but further than that did not discuss ths
situation.
Chancellor Avery 'returned home Satur
day afternoon and Immediately affirmed
the report that steps would be taken when
the board secured the evidence offered by
the Omaha alumni. Dr. Avery said that
ha had received Mr. Elliott's letter Satur
day afternoon and had written directing1
him to send the proof to the eligibility
committee of tha athletlo board.
DETROIT. May 20 Philadelphia broke
Its losing streak today by defeating De
troit, 14 to 12, in the fiercest slugging
match here this season. Coombs, though
wild and erratic, waa effective until the
seventh. Del Galnor, whose right wrist
was broken by a pitched ball In the, first
Inning, will probably be laid up for six
weeks. Score:
PHILADELPHIA.
Lord. If
Oldrtng, cf. .
Collliu, lb..
Baker, tb....
DitIi, lb....
Murpby. rf..
Mclnnta, as.
Lapp, o
Thomas, o...
Coombft. p...
flank, p....
B.H.O.A.K.
1 I I 0 1
4
4
0
1
Galnor, lb.
Rlanaga. ...
Neaa, lb
Lathara, lb.,
Drake
UoQovaa, p..
Totals (7 It 17 4 3 Wlllatt. p....
fhaller
Lafltta. p...,
Mullln .....
Jonas, If.
Buah, aa.
Cobb. cf.
Crawford.
Dalab'nty,
DETROIT.
B.H.
... t
... 4
... t
rf. 4
tb s
Morlartj, tb. 4
O.A.E.
to
. Totals 14 14 7 It I
Batted for Lathers in ninth.
Batted for Ness in seventh.
Philadelphia , 2 0 6 0 4 0 0 1 114
Detroit 2 2 0 0 0 0 4 4 012
Stolen bases: Jones, Coombs. Left on
bases: Philadelphia. 3; Detroit, . Two
base hits: Bush, Moriarty, Coombs, Mo
Innes. Murphy. Three-base hits: Shaller,
Oldring, Collins. Home run: Lord. Hits:
Off Donovan. 7 in three Innings; off Wll
lett. 8 in five inning; off Lafltte, 1 In one
inning; off Coombs. 10 In seven Innings;
off Plank. 4 in two innings. Sacrifice hits:
Bush, Lord, Oldring, Murphy. Sacrifice
flies: Moriarty, Murphy. Triple play: New.
unassisted, to Bush. Struck out: Bv
Coombs. 4; by Donovan. 2; by Willett, 1.
Passed ball: Stanage. Bases on balls: Off
Donovan, 8; off Lafltte. 1; off Coombs, 6.
Hit by pitched ball: By Coombs. Galnor.
Time. 3:19. Umpires: O'Loughlin ana.
Dineen.
Home Run by Mann
in Eleventh Inning
Wins Hard Game
a naa . f
Nebraska City Shows Auburn Few
Things in Base Ball Game Falls
City Gets Three Straight.
NEBRASKA CITY. Neb., May 20. (Spe
cial Telegram.) A home run by Mann In
the eleventh Inning won the game Satur
day afternoon for Nebraska City. Mann,
who is the star athlete of the Lincoln
High school, got two home runs during
the game. Score: R. H. E.
Nebraska City ..2 0 1 0 00 3 000 17 9 8
Auburn 0 003200010 0-0 10 6
Batteries: Nebraska City. Warner. Mc
Coy, Miller and Noles; Auburn, Kranln-
ger, Musser, Klrkland and Johnson. Um
pire: Graves.
FALLS CITY. Neb.. May 20. (Special
Telegram.) Hard hitting by Falls City
when hits meant runs won the third
straight game from Maryvllle, neither of
the latter s pitchers being effective in the
pinches, score: K. H. E.
Falls City ....4 13 10 111 -12 IS 5
Maryvllle 1 0000100 13 8 3
Batteries: Falla City, Thornton and
Vanderhille; Maryvllle, Wise, Conley and
Mc Bride. Umpire: Saga. Attendance: 900.
CLARINDA. Is., May 30. (Special Tele
gram.) Clarlnda won tha third game In a
row from Shenandoah this afternoon,
Greene of the local team not allowing the
vlnitors to cross the pan and proving very
effective with men on bases. Score:
R H E
Clarlnda 20010030 - 10 1
Shenandoah 0 0000000 08 6 4
Batteries: Clarlnda, Greene and Har
mony; Shenandoah, Lovelle and Caste.
Umpire: Kissane.
PERU . CLAIMS CHAMPIONSHIP
Normal Bavae Ball Team Dlsnates Fla.
rea of Wesleyan anal Doss,
' PERU, Neb., May 20 Special.)-The
Peru base ball team ' fails to see where
the Cotner team has the authority to state
that It and Wesleyan are tied for first
honors In the State Intercollegiate- league.
The Peru team has played seven games,
almost twice as many as either Wesleyan
or Cotner, and leads In the race by over
200 points. We submit the following stand
ing of the teams and the games played
for the consideration of other would-be
pennant holders:
O. W. L. Pot.
Peru 7
Wesleyan , 4
Cotner 4
Bellevue 3
Doane 8,
K 2
2 2
2 i
1 2
2 4
.714
.fno
.wo
.333
.333
Talk of Western Clrcalt.
GOTHENBURG. Neb.. Mav 20 (Special.)
-Gothenburg Is In the field with a ball
teBm thl year. There Is much talk here
of a western state league, comprising
Gothenburg. Willow Island. Cosad. Iexlng
ton. Overton and perhaps North Platte.
Gothenburg played their second game of
the season with Overton Wednesday, win
ning bv the' score of ft to 1.
HIGH INDIVIDUAL WINNER AT
GRADE SCHOOL ATHLETIC MEET.
;:'-v,f3 :'
. GO
I- - ' i
JOHN KRAGE. BANCROFT SCHOOL,
GIANTS TAKE SHARP CONTEST
LelfleJd Doea Not Allow a Hit for Six
Innings.
NEW YORK, May 20.-New York took
another exciting game from Pittsburg to
day, 2 to 1. The winning run was scored
In the ninth on hits by Devlin and Cran
da.ll, an error by Miller helping. New
fork did not get a safetly off Liefleld un
til the seventh Inning. Score:
NBW YORK. PITTRBCRO.
B.H. O.A.E. B.H n I E
IMTOre,
1 LMCh. cf
OClarka, If..
4 0 Was nar, aa.
1 Millar, lb .
1 Hunter, lb... 4 t
1 Wliaon, rf....
0 Olbaon, c I t
Doyls. lb.... 41
Snodgraas, of t 1 1
Murray, It... 4 4 1
Mtrkla, lb... t 1 14
Brldwall, aa.. I 4 1
Itovlln, tb.
KlaMhar .
Myara. e ..
Ueckar .
Prucka, p..
Crandall .
4 I
4 1
4 t
4 3
I
4
I 1
1
0
141 Laltlald, p... 4 4 0 0 1
0004
0 0 7 0 ToUla......M 1024 I t
10 0 4
Totala tt i 17 II I
None out wnen winning run made.
Batted for Devlin In ninth.
Ran for Myers In ninth.
Patted for Drucke In ninth.
Pittsburg 000001 0 0 01
New York 00000010 12
First base on errors: Pittsburg. 1; New
York, 2. Two-base hits: Wagner. Snod
grasr. Sacrifice hit: Bridwell. Sacrifice
fly: Wilson. Stolen bases: Wagner, Miller,
Byrne, Merkle. Becker. Left on bases:
Pittsburg, 10; New York. 10. Double play:
Drucke, Bridwell and Merkle, Bases on
balls: Off Liefleld. 4; off Drucke, 1.
Struck out: By Liefleld. 3; by Drucke, 4.
Hit by pitched hall: Mvers, Snodgruss,
Miller. Wild pitch: Liefield. Passed ball:
Myers. Time: 2:00. Umpires: Johnstone
and Eason.
NEW YORK OUTPLAYS ST. LOUIS
Highlanders Win Game by Score of
Six to Two. .
ST.. LOUIS, May 20.-Varhop's pitching,
backed up by almost faultless fielding,
enabled New York to win eawily from the
local team today by a score of ( to 2.
Sweeney, the visitor's catcher, obtained
Individually as many hits as the entire
opposing team. Governor Hadley saw the
Kame frrtm a private box. Score:
NEW TORK ST. LOfis.
B.H.O.A.K B H OA K
Panlala, cf... i
Woltar. rf . . . I
Harttall, 3b.. 4
raa. If 4
night, lt... 4
Gardner, :b.. I
Jobnaon, aa.. 4
8weuey, c... 4
Warhop, p. ... 4
I I
t 6
0 n Shoitnn. rl. .
1 0 Aualin. 3h...
0 Mcluajl. rf.
A lporta, :b.,
0 Hoiid. If . .
1 Sicplicna. o.
A Wallace, aa
0 Mcra. lb .
0 Pally, p.
0 t
1 11
M 4 17 17 4
J (I O Z
0 0 0-
Hamilton.
Totala U 14 17 11 1
Tottli
St. Louis 0 t, o
New York 0 0 0 4 0
Two-bHe hit: lloiun. Stolen base: Shot
ton, lilt bv pitched ball: By Warhop.
Stephens. Bases on balls: Off Pelty, 1:
off Hamilton. 1; off Wsrhnp, 1 Riruck
out. By Felly. I:, bv Hamilton. 1; bv War
hop, n. Hits: Off Pelty. 7 In three innings:
off Hamilton. 7 in six Innings. Time: l:o0.
L'mptrne: Evans and Mullen.
FRANK
KI.I.IOTT IS DEAD
Vice President of Philadelphia Ni.
tionala Passes Away.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa.. Mav 20 -Frank
8. Elliott, vice prenident of the Philadel
phia National league base bsll club, died
late this afternoon In a hospital, where he
mas taken after being vtrlr-ken with
cerebral hemorrhage at" the end of the
ball game between Philadelphia and Cin
cinnati last Wednesday. He was 81 years
old.
KrhoMeld Wins l.oasr Walk.
I-ONPON. May 20 In the twenty-flve-mlle
walking matrh for the coronation
cup at Hern'hlll tndav 8. C. Srhnfleld of
the Black Heath Hsrrlers ton In the
aorld s record time of 3 hours 37 minutes
and OH seconds.
SHUTOUT GIVEN TO SUPERIOR
L0T1IK0P SCHOOL
WIN STKACK MEET
Young Athletes of City Compete at
Auditorium for Stellar
Honors.
WINNING TEAM GETS 27 POINTS
Kellom School, Last Year's Champ,
is Close Second.
LAST RACE DECIDES MEET
Relay Finals Run Closely and Prove
Exciting.
JOHN KRAGE OF BANCROFT STAR
Takes , First flare In IndlTldoal
Work Joel Campbell of Central
Comes In Second, with 1
!Slne Points. 1
Ilf SITIDTTAI, RECORDS.
Points,
John. Km re, Bancroft 11
Joel Campbell. Cent's!
Melville yreemsn, Kellom 8
Edward Simpson. Xiothrop
Edwin Oonld, Itotbrop '
John Jenkins, Lothrop B
a. n. rut, tothrcp s
Joe Premo, rarnara, S
James Delansy, Train
Strong Arm Work by Morse Backed
Up by Grand Island.
COLUMBUS GETS SLOW GAME
York Not In Form and . Discoverers
Pile Up Eleven Rans rFirst Base
man for York Injared While
Rannlns; Bases.
GRAND ISLAND. Neb.. May 20. tSpe
clal Telegram.) Superior's Xlve hits were
scattered over four innings. Morse
strong pitching wss reinforced by fine sup
port. Marshall and Coyle did some star
fielding. McKlbben's home run In the ninth
dew a puree from the fans. McLear kept
up his record of getting at least one safe
swat every game. Superior's games for to
day and tomorrow were transferred to this
city. Score:
SUPERIOR.
AB. R.
t-oyie. cf 4 0
Michaels, ss 4 0
Allen, lb 4 0
McDowell, 2b 2 0
BockewlU, If 4 0
Orr, lb S , 0
Greenwood, rf 2 0
Scott, c S 0
Hoffman, p t 0
Total...; 21 0
H.
1
1
1
1
0
1
0
0
. 0
o.
s
1
13
1
2
I
1
I
0
A.
0
1
0
4
0
1
0
0
6 27
GRAND ISLAND.
McLear, rf
Royer. . 2b
McKlbben, if
Cook, if
Armstrong, lb.,..
Marshall, Sb
Jokerst, c
Smith, as
Morse, p
AB. R. H. O. A. B.
.. 4
... 6
... 6
... S
... 4
... 4
... 2
... 1
... 4
...34
7 27 1J
Totala
Grand Island 2 0 0 1 0 01 0 48
Superior 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00
Earned runs: Grand Island. Two-base
hit: Orr. Home run: McKlbben. Sacrifice
hits: McLear, Jokerst. Smith (8). Stolen
bases: McKlbben, Morse. Bases on balls:
Orf Hoffman, 1; off Morse, 1. Double play:
Morse to Smith to Armstrong. Struck out'
By Morse. 2; by Hoffman. 2. Umpire Thlel.'
York Taken In Tow..
YORK, Neb., May 20. (Special Telegram.)
Columbu won a slow game from York
today. First Baseman Mill of York was
Injured by being run Into by a bass run
ner. Score:
YORK.
AB.
Bradbrook. 2b...
Farreli. 8b
Hennessy. If,. t
Jarrott, rf 6
Kurth, rf , l
Mills, lb 2
Harms, cf 6
Payne, ss-lb 4
Buchanan, o 4
Thompson, c 4
H. Thompson, p 1
Dye, rf-ss 4
R.
0
1
1
0
0
2
2
1
1
1
1
H.
0
0
2
O.
0
A. E.
2 0
12 27 16
Totals 43
COLUMBUS.
AB. R. H. O. A.
Melxell, rf & 1 10 0
Copple, lb 6 2 S 7 0
E. Brown, 2b 6 2 12
B. Brown, ss 6 2 1 4 2
Welsenberger, cf i 2 1 1 0
Melum, 3b 6 118 2
Bsdura, If 4 113 0
Corbet t, c 4 0 1 6 0
Walworth, p 4 0 0 1 2
Totals 42 11 13 27
Columbus 0-S S 0 2 2 1 0 O 11
York 0 8 0 0 0 8 0 3 1
Home runs: Harms, Hennessy, Buchantn,
Melxell, Melum. Two-base hits: Melum, E.
Brown. B. Brown, Copple. Bases on balls.
Off Walworth, 4. Time: 2:10. Umpire: Mo-Dermott.
West Des Moines Wins
Hawkeye State Meet
Iowa City Finishes in Seoond Place by
Losing Last Event to Capital
City Team.
DES MOINES. May 20.-W1nning the one-
half mil relay, the last event upon the
program and defeating Iowa City High
school. West Des Moines High school this
tfternoon for ths second consecutive time
won the Iowa stste Interscholastlo field
and track meet with a score of 28. Iowa
City, whose relay team fought gallantly In
th last event to win th five point which
meant defeat for Wert High, was second
with 18 point and North Des Moines high
third with ii.
Aldrich of Sioux City High, which car
ried off fourth place, was th Individual
stsr, winning 11 of hi tetm's 13 point by
getting first In th discus throw and shot
put and third In th high jump.
Stat high school records went glimmer
ing today, five being broken and on tied.
Hoyt of Greenfield, who entered hi flrt
meet this spring, was the sensation, win
ning th 100-yard daaii In 0:10V
-
Lynch Flars Three Players.
NEW YORK. May 20 -President Lynch
of the National league today fined Left
Fielder Magee, Shortstop Doolsn and Kec.
ond Baseman Knube of the Philadelphia
base ball club !- each for objecting to the
decision of Umpire Doyle in yesterday
gan.a with Chicago,
Brilliant work by a stundy little band of
six athletes of oLthrop school won tha
fifth annual grade school meet of Omaha
yesterday afternoon for that school by 27
points.
Kellom school, the championship team
of 1910, was a close second, capturing 20
point In the day's activities., Centrtl school
came third, with It points.
More than 6,000 of the school children of
the city and their parent, witnessed tha
meet at the Auditorium, the rooter of
each team madly ohenrlng, as the athleta
representing their school made his at-;
tempt at the high bar or came up a whirl-1
wind rac finish.
Premier honors In the meet were In doubt
until the last race wts run. Before tha
relay finals were run, Kellom htd 21 points'
and oLthrop 24 points. It fwaa up to Loth
rop to get second place In that race or
better to win or Keileim, would hav aui
least tied that score.
STNDING BROAD JUMP.
Class A: First. Joel Camobell nf Cntr.l-
second. Fred McTanrart.af Kiiom' thWA
L. Bawdlear of Walnut Hill. Distance, M
tool, incQM,
Class B: First. John Krae-a of Rannmn-
sveond, Paul Wliaon of Park; third, Don,
Vesy of Franklin. Distance, 8 feet, t Inches.
Class C: Flrat, Edwin Gould of Lothrop;
second, D." W. Danforth of. Central; third.
Donald Smith of Walnut Hill. Distance.
7 feet UVi Inches.
FORTY-YARD DASH.
Class A: First, Edward Simpson of Loth,
rop; second, Melvln FTeemmn of Kello.n:
third, Joel Campbell of Central. Time, 0:08.
Class B: First. John Krasre of Bancroft:
second Wilson Bryan of Lothrop; third
raui wnson or rara. lime: v:uH
Clsss C: First. James Delaney of Train:
second, Thomss Roulette nf Howard Ken
nedy; third, Vernon Rotmtrea of Kellom.
Time, Q:Qb.
RUNNING HIGH JUMP.
Class A: First, Melvln Freeman of Kel
lom: second, Joel Campbell of Central;
third. Edward Simpson of Lothrop. Height,
& feet, 1H inches.
Class. B: First, G. E, Fltt of Lothrop;
second, Clara Dixon of Farnam; third, J.
O. Krage of Bancroft. 'Height, 4 feet S's
Inches.
Class C: First. John Jfenkins of Lothrop;
second, Paul Flothow of Kellom; third,
Frank Lock wood of Wnlnut Hill. Height.
4 feet, t Inches.
EIGHTH MILE RACE.
First. Joe Premo of Farnam; second, J.
J. White of Central; third, Fred McTa-gart
of Kellom. Time. 0:30.
TUG OF WAR.
First, Kellom school, with tesm composed
of Fred McTaggart. Emory Du Rae, Thor
wald Laurltson, Albert Anderson, Vincent
Grace, Walte Johnson and Melvln Free
man; second. Franklin school, with team
composed of Bert Abraham, William Suden
berg. Laurence Payne, Hugh Carson,
Harry Thompson, Edgar Bryant. Fred
Henderson; third. 'Long school, with team
composed of George Stipe. A. B. New
man, John Hart. Mount Burns, Stephen
Donahue, George Turklngton, Morris Ogle.
RELAY RACE.
First, Kellom school, composed of Fred
McTaggart, Vincent Grace, Walter John
son and Melvln Freeman; seoond, Lothrop
school with team composed of Edward
Simpson, Frank Peterson, Wilson Bryan
and G. E. Fltt; third. Central achool, with
team composed of K. Charlesworth, John,
VV hits, Joel Campbell and Jack Suchart.
PAIGE WINS FROM SENATORS
Napa Take Contest by Score Eight
to Fonr.
CLEVELAND. May 20.-Pat Paige, pur
chased from New Orleans this week, mad
hi Cleveland debut today and In addition,
to keeping Washington' hits scattered,
made a two-base hit, with the bases fUled.
Score:
WASHINGTON.
B.H.O.A 1.
CLEVELAND.
B.H. O.A.E
nranay, rf. ... 4
Olaos. aa 4
Jaraaon, cf . . 4
Raalerlr, rf . . S
ftlovall, lb... 4
Blrra'nam. lb t
Hall. Jb 4
Klahar, e 4
Palga, s. 4
04
1 t 4
II
4 S
I If) 0
1 t 1
14 1
114
10 4
llrooma, p
Totala 14 II SI If 1 'Millar ..
Conroy 1 1
0 Milan, ct 4 1
0 Bc ha.rer, lb . 4 t
1 Lrllvtlt, If... 4 1
Klbarfold. lb. I
1 Gcalar, rf... I
(I MrHrlda. aa . I 1
4 ( uo'ibam, tb I 0
0 Aln.mllh, c. t 1
Hanrr. a I 1
1
'. 1
Totala U 14 4 I 1
hatted for Cunningham in ninth.
Batted for Groome In ninth.
Cleveland 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 R S
Washington 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 4
Two-ba hits: Jackson. Oleon, Paige,
Conroy. Three-base lilt: Milan. Kacrlflc
hits: Cunningham. Lellvelt. Sacrifice fly:
Kasterly. Stolen bases: Jackson, Schaefer.
Pouble playt: Paige. Fisher and 8 to vail;
Oessler, Elberfeld. Mc Bride and Schaefer;
Olson. Ball and Ktovall. Bases on balls:
Off Palae, 6; off (irooine, 1. Struck out:
By Paige. 4; by Groome. 3. Wild pitch:
Groome. First bape on errors: Cleveland,
1; Washington. 1. Left on bases: Cleve
land. 6; Washington. 8 Time: 143. Um
pires: Perrlne and Sheridan.
NEW STADIUM FOR CALIFORNIA
Trark and Ntadlasn Are to tost A bant
Thirty Thousand.
SAN FRANCISCCa. May 30.-Th Univer
sity of California Is to have a new track, .
The proposed track Is to be a quarter- '
mile with a 220-yard straightaway. It Is
said that when it Is completed it a 111 rank
as one of the best in the country. Tbs
track and Medium will cost In the neigh
borhood of 1-10.000.
Hl'RO TAKE l.TKRCllOLASTId
Brookings Is Second in Athletlo Cea
test at Vermilion.
VERMILION. S. D . May 20 Huron won
the state interxciiolast ic athletic meet
here today, storing & points. Brookings
wss second with 21. and Sioux Falls third,
with 14. Cei.tervil'e got fourth place, with
14 points The Cats records were broken
by Peterson in the pole vault. 11 feet 1
Inch; Ternplcton In the ?-ard hurdles,
Markey in the ?jO-vard duh and Liickae
V In ths hammer throw.
