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THE BEE: OMAHA. .TUESDAY. MAY 23. 1011.
.1 Ll I L
Cubs Beat Phillies; Tigers. Bumped Again; Athletics Win Easily; Sioux City Loses
ROURK AND LINCOLN TODAY
Rejuvenated Q.Esha Team to Cattle
with the Prohibi.
I7EW TACZS IN THE LINEUP
Moknff. William anal Pick Have Pal
tv Life lot the Family '
the Kan. Will Be Tala
Afteranoa.
I.lnro'n' contenders for the Western
l'-ague rK. commonly known aa th Ante
lope, wll cotio to Omaha thia afternoon
tr open a estie of, three (amn with
the Itorkon. From '.ha way the Lincoln
player have hen going they wlil come
here with blood lit their eves, but Ta
Rourke asserts that the wild and friv
olous Antelopes win be tanr-d before they
leave those rtamplng croimds.
The fans will ace man: new fare In the
Rourke llnpup this afternoon, and con
sequently many of the Old famlllnr fare
will not he In evidence. Hut Just the same
there Will be a new kind of base bail put
up by the Colts, and It-will be superior
to anything; seen on the. home grounds this
year. After two days of rest the Rourkrs
are feeling fit nA trim and will enter
the game with a determination to do or
die.
Manager Pchlpke, who has been playing
the third bag nearly all the season, will
not be seetvlri the lineup, but hln smiling
face will .he seen on the first bane c oach
ing line. Pklpper Is no v a skipper right,
and la pi lot In f the Omaha team up the
ladder of eight rungs, and ansert that
he will hav the Colts anting on the
uppermost rung In remarkably short time.
I'a Rourke believes that Schlpke will
prove a grra manaxer and his work .for
t the lat few diva hum KtAn pi..u
' Pick and Nlehoff have proven to be a I
Tllllne of KteiKfV l urt.u v.l'
....... .. wHv.tnin ,, ui iniioiu cbiiu mcir
work has inspired the while team and
when the oy get going the sparks begin
to fly. In the outer garden Williams la
playing like a fiend i and any ball that
gets by him has to be far above his head
or outside of the diamond. At the bat
the new player are clouting the ball for
all there Is in It. . Nlehoff especially la
Playing the game at the bat and on the
base. Already he has managed to con
nect with the sphere for the entire circuit.
Everything4 promises to be fair for a
good day and a large crowd Is expected
out at th. park this afternoon. The
weather man says we will have nice
warm weathor and the sun is going to
play around the players for fair. To mako
things Inetresttng and look like a real
mid-summer game every man that sits In
the stands or bleachers this afternoon Is
supposed to don a straw sky piece, as to
day la straw hat day.
Lincoln will leave here Thursday night
and give way la,, the, Pueblo team, for
merly the Wichita bunch. ! labell will be
with the team' the ' same aa usual and
everything will. look familiar except the
name. After thlg ; series the Rourke will
leava for a two-days' Jaunt to Denver
and then 'return, and. meet the Kiwi for
two games.-.
Lineup for today's game: : .
Omaha.. - -, . foeitlon. Lincoln.
Kane Wkrnr. wm .r
Nelboff.. gcotid Basd.TlV-Y.' T'ne-in.,1
jick. ...,,. .:... Thlfg Bae,...'.....Cockman
n-neaves....! BhortWoi .:..,M. .V. .Oajrmer
6choonover.'..v.Lert flelU..;.....McCormlck
... 'w.'Lft Field , Miller
lnK Jl..Centr Field Cole
William Right Field
Gondlng Catcher ...
Agnew. M. .t. Catcher
Rhodee Pitcher ....
Tiarbln Pitcher
Keeley .. rneher ....
Fentress. .'. -Pitcher
Hall.. Pitcher ....
LoU ,.--Htche .....
......Cobb
Stratton
.McOraw
...Wolverton
Knapp
Vox
...Hngertmtn
.....Farthing
IOtTX CITY BEATKX IN EIGHTH
Aatelopee Take Final of Serloaa by
V'Fr to Taree. '
LINCOLN, Neb., May 23. Playing on a
muddy field, with a ten-minute shower
as an accotnparlment, Lincoln won the
final game of tha oux City series by a
score of I fd I. A batting rally In the
eighth inning;' with a costly error by
Mullln. Miller'let in three run, and. al
though the Sioux linade a bid In the ninth,
they lacked' the necessary run to tie tha
. score. " ' '
Barber pitched a. heady game, going the
nine rounds, while three Antelope pitchers
were pitted aralruat him. Sioux City waa
first to score and held the lead up to the
eighth. In. the seoond Rellly was passed,
went to eeecSeid on Barber's sacrifice and
scored on fAh""' " tarrg--- single. - Kellty
I), scored he record run. getting his sec
ond base oa baUsvjroIng o Second on Bar
ber's sacrifice; and romping home on Stem's
safe hit. They"cou!d do nothing more1 un
til the h!ntJi.,wheJV Town, ( batting for
Barber, hit 'fir a double anc was scored
by Andreas' tyvob$e' craclt . -
Lincoln ' rot ' ontt ' In the f'ourth on
I'nglaub'a . vlvfeln.. Cole's aerinoe and
Cockman'a 'safety to". left. The eighth
brought ; Lfncolns victory. 'Thomas hit
safely, went t,u seoond on a, wild pitch and
scored on abater's hit. t'nRlaub followed
with; a double, scoring Gagnler, and came
home when Mller threw wild to oalch him
kt third: Score:
-." LINCOLN.
. ' i -
Oarnler. ss
Tnalaub. 2b
Cole, cf
Cohb. rf
Coekman, Sh....
T Miller, if.;...
Tbomaa. Jb....
Stratton. c,. ...
Katerman. . p.,.
V.-Cormlclc ....
Knapp, p
Fox, p
AB.
n.
H.
1
2
0
0
1
0
1
A
0
0
0
0
o.
ft
0
0
0
A. B.
1 0
Totals
? 4-
SIOUX CITY.
An r.
r u
O.
1
lo
0
1
f
1
A
1
1
0
A.
2
Andreas. 2b...
Stem, lb
H unman, 3b..
Breen. If
M Miller, c...
Nelghhurs. rf
Vaaner, cX. ...
Reillv. a,....
Bstber, p ,
Towns ,
4
I
J1
?!
o 1
0!
A I
Totals.
.31
-I 1 1
Batted for TTaaermun In t'ie el :nth.
Kattrd for Isarber in the u nt ..
Lincoln -. 0 0 1 9 3
Moux City 0 0 1 0 1 t 0 1 t
Runs hsttt'd-tn- ' B Oafm'er, V. by rn.
riach. 1, bv Ccckman, l:-by Atiiiiva-i, 2.
Two-base hlta: I nxlauh. Amlrea-v Tvnf.!
Pouble ilnv: Burlinr to Stein. L- ra
bssea: ljnc)ln. 2; Huvix City. I' Kuo.f
hlta: Cole. Mil.er. Karlv-r lil .Struck mil:
Hv Haernwn. 4; bv Knapp. 1; be Fox. I:
v larlKT. I Fkeet liure on !-!'. (iff
llanrnnur r: off llavh.r 1. W.ld Pitch:
paiber. 'rtnie; lli. I' nip. re: Clarke.
Mllwaakee Boat Poalpaard.
MlLWACKHF.. May 22 -The Natlrmai
Aih'ftlo tliib announceA today th In
drfiul; poatimitement of the boxing card
of i omen liaaxii bv ilminy ( labbv of
Milwaukee and Mike Rlhhoi a of St. PauL
The bout Wei schedule fir tonight.
Mfeleaa; Boadaae
to drapepata. Iler ootnplalnu and kidney
trouble la saedlawa Me.nrlc Ritrera Is the
ruaranievd remedy. Tor sale by F-
tan .Drug Co.
Standing of Teams
, . l!
WEST. LEAOCF ; NAT. l,B.MUt
W.LPot. W.LFet
Sioux City...l 9 Philadelphia 22 it .:
Tx-nver J7 .W4 Pittsburg ...P12.S13
Wiclilta 1." J .1 m- Vork...l!l 12 .MS
Lincoln H lo .riinu'lilcsro in 13 .f?
Ft I ieeph .14 M .di Cincinnati ...1J 14 .4"! ,
Orraha 11 IS .4A4 Pt. Louis ....13 U 44 !
Tnpek 10 17 .37" Brooklyn ...11 21 ,
Des Moines.. 4 23 .13? Boston I 2 .236 i
AMER APPN.. AMEtl LEAOl'E.
Columbus ....'1 12 Detroit . .771 '
Kansas Clty.l 14 .;) Chicago IS 13 .832
Minneapolis 22 17 .Si Roston 17 14 .549 :
Milwa ike ..! 1. .5r. Philadelphia IS I". Mil'
ft i a n ....li 17 .; yew York. ..15 IS .5t0
Louisvlile . . .17 It .t: Cleveland . . . l't l'l .4""
Toledo IS 22 4'k", ash.nKton .11 20 .3".
Indianapolis 12 23 .343 St. Uiuls li 14 .294
NEB. LEA fj I E MINK LEAOL'E.
W T . Pi
Or
Inland.'. I 2 .l) Falls
City
3 0 1 t 0
'olumbus
2
4
4
S
6
f
. Clarlnda 4
.fi': .ch. ( lty... 2
0 1 0
1 .W7
Fremont
Kckrrev
HaeUncs
tupeilr
fnO Auburn t 2 M
.iOI ilarvvllle ..0 4 .CK)
4", ciun'dtah ..0 4 .0 0
Feward
York 2 7
YeAterdny's Itesalta.
KS r kKN LEAO L' E.
S r.ux City. 3; Lincoln, 4.
-NATIONAL LEAOLE.
St. Ix)ui. i; Hostcn. 1. i .
l .nr.niiati. 3; Bn;oklyn, 4.
Putsburg. 1; New York, 5.
Chicago, 6; Phliadelph a. 2.
AMERICAN LbAOl'R.
New York-Chicagn. wet grounds.
I'm on. 2; t. Louis. 0.
ashinton. 7; lietrolt. 3.
Plillailelphia. ; Cleveland. 3.
.WII.Tv I CAN AbSOClATION. ,
Ft. Paul-Irrtlanepolln. rain.
Kun-Bs City-Lcuisvllle, rain.
Milwaukee, l: Columbus, 2.
M..inea polls. 3; Toledo, 4.
M-.ilOASKA ferATU LEAGUE.
Fri ttiort-Vci k. rain.
Columbue. 5; Bupcriov, t. '
(lianil iKlund. 1; liaeungs, S.
Ivearney-8 ward. tain.
MINK I.Wul'E. ,
Phenandoah, 3; Auburn, 8.
Nebraiika Cltv-Falls City, rain.
Maryvllle.'l; Ciarinda; 2.
(antra Today. v
Western Iearue Llneoln at Omaha,
Ti pi ka at fcioux City. Denver at bt. Jo
.eph. Pueblo at Den Moines..
National Ieagu aicago at Boston,
P.ttbburg at BrouKlvrf, Cincinnati at New
York, St. Luul at Philadelphia,
American League New York at Chicago,
Humoii at M. Louis, Washington at De
tr.ill. Philadelphia at Cleveland.
American. Association Bt i'aill at In
dianapolis. Kansas City at Ixiulsvlil. Mil
waukee at Coltimhus, Mineapolis at Toledo.
Neb;asa Statu league Fremont at
Tork, Columbus at Superior,-Grand Island
at I lasting. Kfainey at t-ew ard.
Mink league Shenandoah at Auburn,
Nehrf.Jka City at Falls City, Maryville at
Ciannda.
SUPERIOR TRIMS COLUMBUS
Gets One Ban to Good in Swift Ten
Inning: Game.
MD0WELL SUEE WITH THE STICK
: l - ; . . .
Saperlor Rana Away from Graad la
lead In Tea-lnnlas Oame. No ''
Oavmca at . ork'or '
" eewar.
SUPERIOR, Neb., May t2(Bpc1aJ Tele
grram.) Superior opened 'the aeaeon here
today, by beating Columbus In a ten-Inning
game. McDowell of euperior got a single,
twd two-base and tne fiiree-taae' bit out
of five time i baC .'ocorai '
ifPERIOR.- '. COLCMBirg.'
AB.H. O.A.I. . AB.H.Q A .
Allen. If....; a 0 10 OM.Imll, rf..l"l 10 4
yrner. rt ... 4 1 0 Coppla, lb. . I 1 I
Coyr. cl .. 4 t 1 0 0B Brova, lb 4 1110
M-Pow'l. tb I 4 4 1 SB. Brown, mi I I 0
Orr. lb 4 114 4 Wits-ier, el. i IIS
Mli-hael, u.. 114 I Mlum. I&...4 1 1 0
B'fh.wlli, lb t 114 I 0 harlura. K... 4 t I 0 4
Sciott,. .;.... 4 111 t) Orbott, ... I 1 I 1
Olbaon, p.... 4 I I 0 Bptdo, ft.....'0 I 0
. kismu; p.:.. ltios
Tatala I It 10 1 I
TnUl...:..M 11
Two out when winning run was made.
Superior 0 00001110 1
Columbus 0 10100010 0 6
Earned runs: Superior, 6; Cotumbus, 2.
Two-base hits: Coyle. McDowell (2), B.
Brown. - Three-base hit: McDowell. Home
runs: Melxell, Welsenberger . Bases on
balls: Off Gibson, 2; off Spade, 4; off Kls
sell, 1. Struck out. By Gibson. 8; by Spade,
t; by Kiasell, L Stolen bases: Werner,
Copple, Badura. Double play: Orr, Mc
Dowell and BookewltK eiacrlflce hits:
Bockewlta, E. Brown -acrtf ice flyj Orr.
Time: 2:05. Umpire: Buck ThleU' .
Oat Rna for Graad Island.
HASTINGS. Neb.. May 22.-Speclal Tel
egram.) Sindelar a pitching, combined with
good batting, won the game for Hastings
today. Orand Island brought a delegation
and band, which urged Its team through
an exciting nine Innings. -
Grand Island had the baaea full . twioe,
owing to errors. Score:
HASTINGS. , ORAND IftLANT).
AB.H.O.A K. AB.H. O.A.I.
Wtnn, b.
1 I
0 1 MrUtr, rf..
I
nirtoe, It..
Bromloy, cf. ,
Donnelly, e..
OhiIi. lb
O'RrtM. rf...
rrlton, m...,
Plorrt. lb....
aindalar, p..
1
0 Royar. lb. .
0 10 0 M.'Klbhen, If 4
11 c,- cf.... 4
111 Armaft'ng. lb 4
114 MKrahAll, lb. I
till Jokm, e.... 4
11 Bmlth. .... I
I 11 I HMrtmaa. a. I
"raw
ToUla 11 11 11 I
TsUla 11 I M U 4
Batted for Smith In the ninth.
Hastings 0 0 1 0 0 1 t 8
Grand island 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11
Three-bare hit: Felton. Bases on balls:
Off bitideiar, 2: Off Heart man. I. Struck
out: By Sindelar, a; by Heartman, 4.
Hit by pitched ball: Snxltb. - Stolen basce:
Waiaon, Garaee). Facrlflc hlta: Garzee,
Felton. Sacrifice fly: Sindelar. Umpire:
McKee.
HLIlLTS l. THllEK-I LEAGUE!
Six Teams Wla and Loa la Thro
Double-Headers
DANVILLE. 111.. May 22. Danville
divided a double-header with Dubuque to
day,, losing tha flrtt, I to 1 and winning
the second, V to 0. Score, first game:
RH B
Dubuque , I I 2
Danville t T t
Hattoriee: Rcgge and Boucher; Ueng.
rnco and HUdebranu.
Second game R.H.K
Danville .1 14 2
Dubuque 0 4 2
PEORIA. 111.., May 22.-Peorla won and
loet to Rock Island in a double-headtr to-
ilay. Score.
Peoria
first game: '
H fc.
...4 0
.. 0 10 0
.Humes
Rock Island
Batteries: Hovllk
and Custer. "
-econil game t
Rock Island
Peorta
......
and
Jacobs:
R HE
... 11 1
.17 1
n I listterles. Lakaff, Dellar and Jacobaen;
0;l elusoii, Glllert ar.d Jacobs.
- 11A VHNPOilT. la.. Mnv Pavaimnrt
- ,-,,nM anl 1 1 HAi,hlk..4 U . . . . -
. . c
' echanB!ng. 1 to I Bcore. first game:
l RH E.
! Davenport I 5 1
W'tncy .. .
i Ratteriea:
0 ( 0
Belaon and Coleman; Vyskoell
ore .
I -cuna gnme
t.cond
RH I
...I : o
...0 4 1
Flowers
Qiilncy
Ditven port
liutteritii:
and W alah.
Spencer and Clark;
WATKItLiXI, la.. May 2S.-Vatrloo-i
Springfield double-header postponed; rain.
LAD lOT BY PITCHED BALL
Utarit baltr Knorkod Down
UklU riaylas at Wsverly, la,
CHARLES CITY. la.. May 21 (Special
Telegram. ) George Webster of the high
school base ball team, while playing at
Waverly yeaterday waa hit by a pitched
ball, knocking him aenaelea. Hi waa
taken to a hospital and Is to have an
operation performed
Leading . Members of Rourke,
J v -. '...
-1). I, :' ' '
k ' fr.i V -' -y -
w '4'. ih
a.--S . . '' I i )' ? r .
i L, .i r . -nu , it - - "'1
II I e ".y, , MIiJ
CHICAGO CLEANS UP SERIES
... ' . -. ;r. r' '.
Cnbt Beat Phillies Again by Score of
- Six to Two.
GET. ITVE HUNS IN THE - SIXTH
' t-H l:R i .i,' .H fl W.4
Itenlbaeh Effeotla Bzeopt la Foartb,
Iaalma; Wbim Philadelphia Score
Two Rana aa Paasos aad
Two-Bavarer.
PHILADELPTTIA, May 2l-Chleago made
a clean-sweep of, the sortee here by win
ning today's game, the score being S to 2.
Alexander pitched fine ball except In the
sixth Inning, when the visitors mode five
runs on two passe and four hlta, Including
a double by Archer and a home run by
Doyle. . Reulbach waa effective except in
the 'fourth Inning, when Philadelphia
cored two runs on two passes and
Lude.ru two bagger. Score: .
CHICAOO PHILADELPHIA.
AB H O.A . ' . AB.H.O A E.
hackard. If . 4 4 10 Tlto. ..rf I 1 1
a-kulta. rf... I
Hefmaa, of.. 4
Ghanoa, lb... 1
Don la. lb. ... 4
Tinker, aa. ... 4
Xtm'mVa, lb 4
Arrhar, a 4
Raulbaen, a. 1
1 I
0 Knit, lb.,.. I
0 Wnl.h, Jb ... 1
0 HiH It ... 4
4 Paakart. cf... I
t Ludarua, lb.. I
1 1 Doolan, sa... 4
0 Moran. 4 ... I
i ( Aiazanaar, a. I
It
1 1 43
Totals
..11
itiu
1 ToUla I 4 17
0 000010-6
0020000 0-2
Chicago
Philadelphia
Two-base hits
Archer, Luderua Home
run; Doyle. Sacrifice hit: Knabe. Left
on baaea: Chicago, 4; Philadelphia, .
Struck out: By Reulbach, 3; by Alexander.
6 Double play: Reulbach to Tinker to
Chance. First base on balls: Off Reul
bach, 4; off Alexander, 4. Hit by pitched
bail: By Alexander, Chanee. Tune: 1:46.
Umpires: Eason and Johnstone.
Brookly aWlaa In Ninth.
BROOKLYN. " May 22 Zimmerman's
drive for three basea and McEJveen's
tlnch hit Off Smith won o ninth-inning
victory for Brooklyn today, I to t. Cln-
rclnnatl got it runs In the fourthinning
off Bell, who retired In the sixth after
being hit by a pitched balL The visitors
had the bases full In the ninth wtth only
one out, but failed to bring over a tally.
Score:
CINCINNATI. BROOKtiTV.
AB.H. O.A. B. AB.H. O.A.I.
Paachar, if... 4 I I 0 8tark, aa 4 I I
E(a. tt I
Balaa cf 4
Hnbltttal. lb. I
4 I'lUtMK. Ib. I V T I
Wheat. If. .. 4 1 1 0
Humfnall. Ib. I 1 4 I
buKh. it 4 14
4 1 Cnulaon, rf... 4 1 1
I Zlm'rm'a, Ib 4 1 I 1 I
1 1 Hrn. a.... I 1 I I
0 NtrEUaea ..110
Mltrhsll, rt.. 4
Grant. 3b..
Altlisr. aa.
MnUu,
Eamood
Clarka, a.
fuM. .
Downey .
mlta, p..
( Ball, a 111
I Oartdaan ... 0
Kn.li.r. p... 444
Uarrr 1 1 t
Ruckar,
p.... 444
Total 11 1114 II I
Totals 11 I ti 11
Ran for McLean In ninth .
Hatted for Suggs In ninth.'
None out when winning run scored.
Batted far Bergen In ninth.
Ran for Bell In fifth.
Batted for Knetser In seventh.
Cincinnati 000(0000 01
Brooklyn 01000100 14
Left on bases: Clnolnnatl, I: Brooklyn,
7. Two-baa hit: Alllser. Three-base hita:
Zimmerman, Bergen. Sacrifice hits: Al-
tlxer. HublltieL First base on errors:
Brooklyn. 1. Double pla- Stark. Hummel
and Daubert. Buses on balls: Off Bell, 1;
of Knetxer, 2: off Suggs, S;-off Rucker, 1.
Struck out: By Bell, 2; by Knetser, 1; by
Suggs, 1; by Rucker, I. Hit by pitched
bail: By 6uirgs. Be.ll. Hlta. Off Bell, t
In five Innings; off Suggs, ( In eight In
nings. Time; I 04. Umpires: O'Day and
Brennan.
tlaa( Defeat Pirates.
NEW TORK. Mav Kl New Tork mad
It three out of four from Pittsburg todav
by hitting Adams freely. The score was
I to I. Raymond waa effective all the way.
Murray made a single, two doubles and a
triple. Score:
Nw York. rrrraBt'P.3.
ABH O.A.I. AB. K.Oi.l.
Pavara, 1 Byrna, lb-.-. 4 I
Iwjla. !h....4 1 ( Laaxh. of. ... I 11
smxlsraaa. cf 4 11 4 carer, l - I 1
aturrar. If..-4 4 1 W'nanar. aa...l I 4 0
Markla. lb .. I 1 II I (Millar. Ib 4 111
tlriawall, aa. 4 4 Huaiir. lb... 4 11
Iwrllo, lb... I 1 I O Wllaas. rf . I
A llaon. . I 4 1 (ilbaon. I ( I 4
R&jraniNi, p.. I 1 I I AHamt. a ... 1 1
'McKochaia . I 1
Total M IITU Farrr, p
Tatala II 14 14 1
Ratted tor Adams In the eighth.
Pittsburg 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 01
New York O0001 4 0 0 S
Two base h: Murrav ffl, Suodyrasa
Thre-ba hl's: Murrav, Imvle. Home
run. MHIrr. frifici hit: Dvore. Stolen
has: Muiray. Left on base: Pittsburg
(. New York. 4 First -baae on errora.
New Tork, 1. Struck out; By Adama. 3
by Ravmonil I: bv Feerv, . F'rat base
an balls; Off Rarmonl 1; off Terry, I
Hit wuh pitched ball: Bv Artams. revlln:
hr Aavmond. w uucr. Hit. OIX
KNEAVE8.
BMl4' vvt eT
T2A"T !.
t ' OoTteWy
T In aeven Innings;
Inning. Time: 1:38.
Doyle.
off Ferry, 1 In on
Umpires: Klem and
Cardinals Beat Boston.
BOSTON. May 22. -St. Loula defeated
BoKton today. Score:
T. 111'IS. BOSTON.
AB.H.O.A E. AB.H. O.A.I.
Hurrlna, lb.. 4 4 1 I 0 Putlar. Ib... 4 01
Smith, as 4 10
Kills. If 4 I 4
Konatchy. lb I 0 11
Evana, rt ... I 1 4
Mowrajr. lb.. 4 1 I
OaJcaa, cf 4 11
Bre.nahan, e. 1 0 I
Ballaa, p II
I p awaener, lb.. 4 11(0
t Hrnog, as,,. 4 1 I 1 I
1 0 Millar, rf.... 4 1 1 1
t !nfrton, II.. 111
0 Oooa. of 1 I
t Tenner, lb... II I 0
1 TUrHm. ... 1 4 1 4
1 Curtla. p 1 1 1
ToUla i 1 17 13 Totili II 4 11 11
st. Louis o o o o t o o o-a
Boston 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 01
Two-base hits: Miller, Oakes. Home
run: Hersog. Struck out: By Curtis, t;
by Bailee. 1 Bases on balls: Off Curtla,
4. Time: 1:40. Umpires: Rigler and
Flnneran.
GUNNERS GOING TO LINCOLN
Tea Membrra of Omaha Shooter'
Clnb Will Compete la tha
Stat Toornameaf.
Ten members of the -Omaha Gun club
will compete In the state shoot to be held
at Lincoln. They depart for Lincoln Tues
day morning. Tha members of the two five
men teams are W. D. Townsand, C. A.
Lew la. A. H. Frye, F. T. Lovermg, Dan
Whitney, W. D. Chambers, Bert Dixon.
Harry WoodruM, Jesse Aylesworth and C.
I: Sturgeon.
The scores made at the Sunday shoot of
the Omaha Oun club follow:
Contestant. Broke. Shot at.
W. D. Townsend M0
A. 11. Frye lii r
P A. Lewis 171 V
bert Iiixon 179 2c0
Del Groas 171 fflfl
McNamara, tvlsltor) 144 W
Jesse Aylesworth 1H0 ITS
Dr. K. J Griffin 10 175
Harry Woodruff 17 175
F. T. Lovering t lflii
K. H. Horns..... 42 inn
Dan Whitney 411 75
P. S. Day 4 M
VIcManus M B0
T. J. Phillips 1 23
State Shooter at Llneola.
LINCOLN. May 22 (Special.) Ovar fort v
well known ahooteia from over the state
and from different lart;e cities of the west
hav gathered here to attend the thirty
sixth annual Nebraska sportsmen's tourna
ment, which will open Tuesday morning
for a three days' meeting nor. The prises
to eb given during the stiont amount to
more than 11. Boo. Amrwig those who have
arrived are John W. Oarrett of Colorado
Springs. Thomas L. Marshall of KeiUia
burg. III.; J. S. Dcv of Mlndland, Tex.
who won the national shooting contest in
l'CiO by hanirliig up two worlds records;
Kd O'Rrltn of Florence. Kan ; Fred South
ard, state ebajnpioo. and Dan Bray ef
t'olim bus. Among the loca' men are Dick
I-indVrnian George L. Carter and "Nick"
Caru-r of College View. ,
ladlaaa Meet Defeat. '.
LINDSAY. Neb., May 2t (rtp tal.
Lindsay's bargain day waa a ucet In
every way. It drew a hipger crowd to
Lindsay than had ever before been san
on tts sirens , Not witharauding the free
shew, the baae ball gajn draw a crowd
f aver 30S people. Llndsav played lb
Onoa Indi,rui, the see re rerulting 7 to 6
In favor of I.iniisay Sror :
I'nuioa . ,, 00000000 04
Llndi-av . , 16100000 -7
F-atieriH: (irmua. Juhnaim Smith and
M annas; l4naa Urn 'aaai,
Family-VIII.
LATE RALLY BEATS MIJIERS
Toledo Wins Its Fint Game of Beaton
from Minneapolis.
FINAL SCORE IS F0TJE TO THREE
Cravafh's Home 1 Ban' With Tine Man
a Base la Sixth Inalac Lont
Drive Ever Mad oa .
the Field..
TOLEDO. O., May 22. -The Toledo eluh
won Its first, game fVom Minneapolis this
season by making a Garrison finish In
the ninth Inning, scoring three runs on
one hit,' and four errors. Cravath'a home
run, with one man on base In the sixth
Inning, was the longest drive ever made
on Bwayne field, the ball clearing the left
field fence. Score:
TOLBDO MINNIAPOMS.
AB.H.O.A I. AB.H. A. A.I.
Nlles, of 4 0 0 4 Plrmar, cf... 4 MM
Hlnfhm'
i'a. lb 4 I 1 1 GUI. lb 4 T
1 I
1 1
rilpk. rf I
Hickman. If. 4
Ho'nhorst, lb 1
Butlar, ...!
Bronkl. lb.. 4
Brannan, a. .. I
Brady, p I
Bursa 1
J. Jamaa.-r. .
Oraatn. rf. .. 4
0 Wll llama, ib. 4
MTVim k. aa 4
1 Kllllfar, If... 4
0 Farrta, lb ... I
Owena. a I
Waaoetl, p... 1
1,?
I 1
: :
i
0
a
Totals II tt 11 4
Touia ii rr is i
Batted for Hohnhorrt In the ninth.
Ran for Hickman In the ninth
Two out when winning run scored.
Toledo 1 0000000 34
'Minneapolis 0 0 0 1 0 2 0 0 0-2
Xwo-base hits: Owens. Williams. Home
run: Cravsth.- Sacrifice Mt: Ferris.
Bases on balls: Off Waddell, 2. Btruck
out: By Waddell. 5: by Rradv, 8. Double
plava: Cravath to Glll:Bradr to Butler;
Brohkle to Hinehman to Hohnhorst. Left
on bases: Toledo 2: Minneapolis. S. Hit
by pitched ball: Fllrk. Time: 1:15. Um
pires: Eddlnger and Owena
horsto Manila; Wins.
COLtTMRUB. O.. May .-Almost single
handed Shortstop Uahllng won Columbus
out In today's gam with M'lwnukee. Score:
. COLATMBUS. afTLW At'Kr.B.
AB.H.O.A.!. AB.H.O.A I.
O-H'ka. Ib-lfl t I Randall, it . I (III
RlBchm'D, If t I Cbarlaa Jonas, lb . 1
LaUlmar. Ib I 1 1 1 1 Jonas, lb 4 1 10
Coosalio, ill t H t Barrett, cf . . . 1 I
twwua. lb ... 4 II I 1 Fiona, If I 111
Parrtnf, Ib... I ( 1 (Clark, lb.... 4 111
Mabllng. as.. I 1 III Lla, aa 1 14 2 1
Odaall. at... 4 I I 4Lu4wl. a ... 4 111
Arbuaaa. a. I t t 1 Ludwig. c.,.4 1 1
Uabbardt. . 1 t I I I Mcbolaon. p. I 1 I
baajrotf .... 1 0
ToUla II I It 11 I
Totala 14 1 14 W 1
Batted for Nicholson in the ninth.
Milwaukee OlOOoOOOo-l
Columbua 00010000 t
Two-base hit. Stone. First baae on halls:
Off Llebhardt, t, off Nicholson. Struck
out: By Nicholson. 1 Time: 1:45. Um
pires: Weddlg and Bterhalter.
Clarinda Wins on
Heavy Diamond
Two Gamei Played in Mink League,
Auburn Cloting Butineu Houses
for Event.
CLARINDA. la. May 3.-Spicial Tele
gram.) The diamond waa very heavy to
day, but the fielding waa fast, and Clarlnda
won the fourth straight game, although
Mary villa outhit tb local team. Rooro:
r n E.
Clarlnda 1 A 0 1 0 - I i 1
Maryville 00016006 lit
Rtatra4 Ciannda, Fmlftiaoa and Har
mony: Maryvlla. Oswalt and l:lack.
AI BUKN, !., May S.-8potaJ Tele
gram.) A uburn won again this anemauo
on a muddy field by tbe cere of S to I
from elhenajidoah. the latter teaoi kp4ng
up It losing atreak. All tb business
niimra cioarti in nonnr or in evmi.
TAI.LH CITY. Neb.. May M (Rnertal
Telegram I The game between Kails Cktv
snd Nebraska city this afternoon was
railed In tha fourth Inning on account of
rain.
FORBES DIES IN CALIFORNIA
Vie PretelBt f HatUasl Baak af
Aaoka Paaae Away! A grd
lerratf-Oa Ynr.
REDONP A. Cat.. May n-Jimal fnrb-
vie presMemt ar tha SatrtrmsJ bank f
Anoka, flea., wtta casau here for hi
health, died I ana ntgtit. STr. pnrbee. who
naa 71 years nil. la survived by a widow
an4 tlv r hl.draav
Flynn Says Ho Will
Win on July Fourth
from Carl Morris
Pueblo Fireman Expecti to Have Lit
tle Difficulty with the Big
Oklahoman.
Jim Flynn. the Pueblo fireman, and Carl
Morris, the Oklahoma engineer, the two
premier claimant for the title of the
w-hita man's hope, will clash In battle for
Pupremaey July . The fight will be held
at Tulsa, Okl.
Jim Flynn .gained Ms right to fight the
topnotcher of the whit heavyweighta
when h defeated Al Kaufman, proclaimed
aa the best ef the white fighter. Cafl
Morris, a g1nt In stature, has not won
any great battles, his biggest f'.ght bin
agalnet Mike Sehreck. but he Is neverthe
less considered as one of the dangeroui
men.
The only hitch to the signing of the ar
ticles that has occurred Is the choice of
rererea. Morris wants an Oklahoma man in
the ring, besides wanting the fight there
while Flynn declares thst no fight will
come oft unless someone else beside an
Oklahoman referees.
"Carl Morrta will look like a giant be
side me In the ring," remarked Flynn In
Omaha Monday. In rpeakln of the fight
"I will weigh about 15 pounds when
enter the ring and he will weigh more thai,
SCO pounds.
"In fplte of his rlze l tlilnK l tan whip
him. He Isn't a real flchter, for the sim
ple rcacon ,he hasn't had the experience.
If I can whip Morrl. of course I will have
no other ohstaolo toward getting a fight
with Johnson. 1 have a standing challeng
to Johnson now. ready to fight him any
place, any time, and for almost attything
or nothing.".
Higgins Gets Soiile
of the Rourke Team
Anderson and Graham to Play with
Des Moines Pickering and I
Patton Seek Berths.
Former Kex-nrld; Baseman George Oraham
will In ail probability go to Des Moines
a Hlggln has been after him since he
received his release from Pa Rourke. An
derson was sold by 'Rourke outright to
the Des Moines aggregation and will play
the right field position for the Hopefuls.
Pickering and Tatton, who were given
their unconditional release by Rourke
have yet falleili to sign up with any team,
but the former Is dickering with the Mil
waukee management of the American as
sociation. Pickering played a stellar, game
for the Rourkes At the beginning of the
season, but his batting antt fielding, both
fell off as the season grew older. Wil
liams was secured and the old veteran
was pikeed on the retired list. Graham
has not yet signed with Des Moines, but
he Is awaiting word from Higgins now.
Anderson, the former right field. for the
Rourkes left th boys with 6 long face
yesterday. He said he hated to leave, but
says he will make up his slump at the
Dea Moineti. " .,. ,
Pa. announced yesterday' afternoon that
he was in th market for two new pitch
ers. He is how negotiating with th Whit
Sox tor a pitcher, but refuses to divulge
th nam of the hurler he is after. "I
am going 16 get a pennant winning team
if I have to spend a fortune,'' said Rourk
yesterday afternoon.
HOHJE RACKS AT SPIRIT LAKK
Nonteroas Ea tries Received for Ta
Daye' Meet la Jaly.
SPIRIT LAKE, la, May 22 -(SpeetaU-r
Entries for the July I and S hors races
here, at which two $500 purses and four
$300 purses hav . been offered, indlcat
thr will be a large' field of starters.
Btat Senator L. E. Francis, who Is presi
dent of the Dickenson County Fair asso
ciation, predict one of th most successful
race meets ever held In northwestern Iowa.
Carpenters are now at work building, addi
tional barnt to accommodate horses and
trainer and a new pole fence 1 being
built around the track.
Batata of Toas L. Johnson,
CLEVELAND, May 22,-Mri. Tom L
Johnson, wtdiw of th late single taxer
and champion of S-cent fare, mad applica
tion in probate court today to b appointed
administratrix of the local estate of her
late husband. In her application she stated
that there Is no real estate, but thst the
personal pronrrty is, valued at Ins V)
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SENATORS OJJTPLAY TIGERS
Washington Takes Opener by Score
of Seven to Three.
HIT AND BUN PLAY WORKS OFTEN
Cabh geearee TweBt lilt Dele,
haafy, Coaroy aad Coaalaa-ham
Make Haertftee Hlta rire
ttrtkooat.
DETROIT. May 22 -Washington ou
batted, outflelded and outguessed Detroit
today and wen the opener. T to t. Four
tlmel the visitors worked the hit and rut
plav for tallies. McBrldt't batting fea
tured. Score:
WASHINGTON. MBTFoIT
H O A 41 H n A r
Milan ft . . 4 I " Jisaa, It I i
Sfhaafar, lb.. 4
LH-elt. if .. I
Osrar. lb . 4
flaM'er, rf .1
Mrlrl6, aa. 1
f un ham, Ib. 4
Mnr?. t I
Walkar, p ... I
I 10
nii'h. sa 4 4 I
Cobb, ef 4 1 I
1 0 Crawfer. rf 4 1 I
" Fwleb nty, n I 1 4
I Mnrlartr. Ik I I I
1 1 N. Ib Ill
halter .... 1
I SUnaea, o. ., 4 1 I
fjintie. p.... I A
I tl IT 1 1 lraka 1 0
Tntala.
Taiala II I IT IT I
Batted for Nee in the ninth.
Pstted for Lafltte In the ninth.
Washington ft 6 11120 -r
Detroit 0 o 0 0 1 t 10 1 A
irolt 0 (i 0 0 1 t 1 A .
eft on bases: Washington. : Detroit. 41
Two-base hit: Cobb Facrlflc hltv v "wy"
i.er
- Tti
Delehanty, Conroy, Cunningham Facrl
flc fly: Henry. Stolen base: Milan.
Double plsv: ftna to Push to Ness
Ptruck out: Ry Wa'ker. 2; by I.aflMe X
Pases on balls: Off Walker. 1: off Lsfltte,
1. Wild pitch: Walker. Hit bv rlthed
ball : By Walker Jon; by lsfltte.
Oerler. Time: 1:53. L'mplres: O'Loughlin
and Dlneen.
(Iretla Hold ft. Ionia.
T. LOV13 Mav !.-CleMt allowed but
four scattered hits and Boston won ths
first game of ths series with the local
team. Srove:
BOSTON ST. Let I
AB M O.A S IB H O.it
Hnoear rf
Tarbaa. Ib.
Lawta. if...
fcncla. Ib .
Wacnsr, aa
I I
0 Shntton, ft.
4 :
1 1 4
t Alt In. h.
4 41
4 t t
I (i I
lit
till
I I
1 1 A Mlnaa.
111
Laivirta. Ib
Alls Him. If. .
rarrisan. lb. 1
N'rttmakar, e I
RlSltart, cf...
Cltntta. p.,.. I
1 4 riar'w. .
Ill Wallace n
1 4 4 o Mvara. lh
, lb.... I f .
I. t... 1 I I
4 4j
ill 1 4 ti It t (
Sin N.a1l. p.
Olaa
Totali...
10 I J7 It 1
l (it a
Ratted frr Powell In ths ninth
Boston 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 -J
St Louis 0 0 0 0 O'A -0 0 A
Three-base hit: Rlger'. Pse on bill
Off Clcotte. 1 ntr"ck out: fy rieoM. 1:
by Powell. Time:. l:!l. fmp'res:
iCvans and Mullen.
Athletics Bnmp Cletelaad. ;
CLEVELAND. Mav 22.-rhiladlnhia
broke Cleveland s winning sireak tortSv,
taking th game by lo 8. Philadelphia
made It hits off Rlan-l ns; eiunt while
Mnrsan was a purlin. Score:
PHILADELPHIA. ' CLEVELAND
AB.H O A.E ' AS H O A K.
lyrd. it I II f art nay. !(...! A ! 4 rt
niilrlM, -...4 t 1 I Olao-. 14 14
fnlllna. Sb... ' I 1 1 Jarkaen, rf.. Mil
Babar, lb.... I It -a Grist, rt..., 4 410
Sakar. lb.... 4 lit) Lajoia. lb ... 4 14 14
lb.... 4 14 bajoia. lb ... 4 till i s
r. rf..l Idt) tirt.rlr. rf . . 4 I 1 9 , g f
aa.....l 14 1 Smrall .IB. .. 4 I 11 1 0
e I 1 I, 0 Blrmham. lb 4 10 11 "",
Miirpnr
Barry
Lane, e I 1 I .
Ttiomas. ...! 1 Smith c 4 1 4 1 1
Mnrtaa. p... 104 R'anrllni. p.. lilt
Hartaal I 4 0 A 0 Flahar ..... I 0
'Total 40 17 1111 I 1 Taiala M 14 IT II 1
Patted for Blending in th ninth. ,
Ratted for Lapp In th eighth.
Cleve'and I 0 0 ft 0 fi ft t 01
Philadelphia 1 0 2 ft 11 1 i 8- 9
Two-base hits: Btrmlnghsm, Bsrry '.
Davis. Collins i2 Home run: Murffiv.
First base on balls: OfS Ttirind'ne 3. off
Morgan, . "trurk ou: ) Rv Risnd.ng. 7;
by Morgan. E. Time-,. 1.85. -I'mplrei: per.
rln and Sheridan.. ...
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HARVARD' FOOT BALL DATES OCT
Several garprlae rtevejee with Aa
noaneement eif tehedale.
CAMERIDOB, Mass., May ?-Svrat
urprlses developed' -with ths snnourtf.
ment tonight of th Harvard varsity foot
bail tchedule tfor next season Cornell,
West Point and Buwdoln r dropped.
Their place are taken, respectively, by
Princeton, which will meet th CHmron at
Princeton In the flrt gam between th
two universities In-fifteen years; Carlisle,
which returns to Cambridge after a year's
bsenre, and Holy Cross. -
The big game with V sis comes Novem
ber 26. All th game except that with
Princeton will be played at home.
The schedule Include: ....
October T, Holy Croea; October 28. Rrow n;
November 4, , Trlnceton at Princeton;
November 1L Carlisle; November l, Dart
mouth; November 25, Yal. (.
Baae Ball mi Yankton.
YANKTON, 8. D., May fc!.-(6pec:al Tl-'
egram.) Mltohell, 10; Yankton, 4.
Hlstorle rlealdenr Bnraed,
HAMPTON. Va.. My 2 -ChestervUle."
original home of George Wythe. 4lgnr of
the Declaration of Independence ar.d eald
to be one of the oldest residences In Amer
ica was destroyed bv fire todav. Incal
historians say the bul'.dli; .. n -r tia:i
li.i years oio.
For Summer Coolness
a grcat leputaboa (or comfortable fit.
laaoc lor tiaadom ol neveneaU n
label, or it it not "Pototkau."
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