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ST. PAUL SCORES IN TENTH
Xadiaaapolii Loiei Opening Game
Alter Getting Sice lead.
TWO TIE GAME 15 SDSTH
Seven te (Is U Ik Flul Resell ef
l ea test Wklrk Mayer Ikuki
' Beglae hy Toealag la
Palate.
INDIANAPOLIS. April 1.-St Ptul
tied th cor la th ninth with two runt
M4 won the, opening gam o( tho Ameri
can aasoclatlon aeaaon from Indianapolis
here today In I ha tenth Inning, when
R'.ggert tripled and eama in on Goodman
fbout. Th local pounued Karger for
(Ira run In the second, bu Dsuss, who
want In In lha third, bald Indlsnapolls
scoreless daring tho real of tha gam.
The attendant waa on o( tha larcaat
a record (or an opening dey here. Mayor
hank, who waa acheduled to toa th
first btil. Bitched up a potato Instssd.
core:
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Standing of Teams
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Ban for Autrey.
'batted for Murray In th ninth.
St. Paul 4t1-T
Jndianapolla ....1 eft-
Two-baa hlta: Peares, Man. Three
base hlta: II of ma ii, Autrey, Rlggert.
Home run: Wslah. Struck out: By
Karger. 1. by Dauee. I; by Mara, a.
fttoUn hears: Woodruff. Hallman. Ilalk;
J'aua. passed ball: Murray. Maeriftc
bill: Goodman, Mara. Bases on ball:
riff Xarser. 1: off Dsuss. 4; off Mara. t.
Hita: Off Ksrger, In two Innlnge oft
l'ause, I In eight Innings, l.'mplree;
Liiarbilter and Connolly. Time-, t.w. '
t'slaaabwe (nan free Behind.
roLVMBI'S, April lft.-Columbu.a eama
f'ewv behind la today a opening game
h Kenea City and won. 1 I a. Four
rte'..wd by four baaea on baila
.-T the score In tha sixth. McOulllln.
wha wliwl Coo and checked the Ken-
city Minns, made the a iniu run
in tne sisntn on a tvebunr. aih.itnn'A
aar aunt anil rllnchmaa a sacrifice fly.
Love and Manager arr of Kanaaa City
did the cleanest hitting. Oerber. O Hourke
And Oyler led In fielding. IVore:
COM Mat KANSA CTTT.
H.O.AB SM.O.A
kaHea. ef . 4 I I Uvtai, lb. 4 1 1
Hl'-. If I 1 I Snares, ef... I I I
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farriaa. .. I I I I iLna, rf lilt
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Tstak II u II Hi t -
Tetala M II It 14 I
Columbus 11111 -W
Kanaka City 9 1 I 1 1 1 -k
Rtolen baaae: Hhelton, Lova. Hacrlflo
bltei Clark t2). Khoadea. Sacrtflra file.
Hlnrhman, (lerber, McQulUln, Schiller.
Two-bee hlta: Rhelton. Htnchman,
Oerber, McQuiilla. Karbeau, Love. Thra
baae bit: Urnltti. lnuble play: Downer
to Oyler to Ore. baaea on balla: Off
Cook, ft: nft McQuUlln. 1; off Khoadea.
2; off Meddox, 1: off Prtta, 1. Mrurk
out: By Couk. 1: by Frit. 1. Hlta: Oft
Cook, In four Innlngn; off Mcgulllln. k
In flv tnnlnva; off Khoadea, ft In five
Innlnge; off Maddox, none in one-third
innin: off Frit a, ft In two and two-thirda
Innlnga. Time: JO. Umpire; Ferfuaon
o4 Uandibo. ' ,
Mlllera ttart wltk Vtotory.
LOUISV1U.B. April H.-Th Amartran
Aaaoetatlon baae ball eeaaon waa opened
bera today with th deteau of th looaJ
team by Mtnneaoolla, t It t Ideal
weather prevailed and brought out the
uaual opening day crowd Th vial lore
outhlt Irfiulevllla and ahowad to bettor
dvantate en th baae. aoore.
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Tatala..... 111 ft I
Batted tor Lauderlmtk In Blnlb.
Han for Crtaa In ninth.
lutein out fur tnterferenc.
lyXuaarlll lid 14
Maneapoll Il-
Btolen bue. Clynar Rl, Altlaer, Kllll
far. Tww-kaae kite: Fern. Hell. Home
run: Kerne. Double play: Wllllama, AIU
aar and mil. Btruek out: By Ludrnuk.
3. by CMrrartead. 4. Baae oa beJJa: Off
laiuderTMlk. I: off Ck me teed. 1 ait by
ralcrteel hall: UMtrmlll. Kllllfer, Olm
atead. Tlaee: 14a. Ltupiree: (.-kill snd
Afkderaoii.
Twledw Take t'leee Cam.
TlJLKDO. April I -Before th larcaat
rtoard trwt taaa aver aeated In ttaayne
fid. Toledo defeated tha Milwaukee club
toriav. I le ft. In th meet exciting open
In lira ever aeen here. After tne con
tn had aeeaawed up and down fir eight
lra.Mr.ae. Urian' elngi In tha ninth drove
In 't k wit the winning run. Chap
man waa th eaoaatlon of the game, ae
curtng three bite, haaafllnc eight chance
eicanly and stealing two baaea. alealtng
home In tre nxtb inning anal tying up
tfte acure. hive pitcher were need In the
niet, Milwaukee aendlng Hovllk. Nlch
w ol An-leroon to tlie mound, while
1-aikeebeirg end Jamea were lb Tateaio
iuileie. IVore:
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
P. W. I.. Prt
Minneapolis 1 1
Bt. Paul 1 1 l.n
Toledo 1 1 l.W
Columbua 11 )
Kanaaa City 11
Loulevllle 11 .
Indianapoll t 1 .
Milwaukee 1 1 .
Tewterday' Bewail.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Kanaaa City,, ft; Coiumhua, I.
Mlnnaapolli, ft: Loulevllle, 4.
ft. Paul. T; InCianapoala. .
Toledo, t, Milwaukee, i.
Caaea Today.
National Iatgue New Vork at Brook'
lyn, Philadelphia at Boron, Chicago at
Cincinnati. 1'ltteburgh at Mt. Iia.
American Leagu Waaolngton t
Philadelphia. Button at New York. De
troit at Cleveland, Ht. Ixnil at Chicago.
American Aaaoclatlon Mlnnaapolla at
Loulavllla, Kanaaa City at Columbua, Ht.
Paul at Indlanapolla, Milwaukee at Toledo.
Hlnrhman, Chrrmn. Flick, OrUlga, But
ler. Sacrifice fly: Dougherty. Baaea on
balla: Off Falkenberg. 4: off Nlcholeon,
1. Htru.'k out: Hr Falkenberg. 1; by
Jaanea, ft; by Hovllk. ft; by Nlcholann, 1:
by Anderson, L una: orr raikenberg,
It In alx and one-third innings: off Jamee,
1 In two and Iwo-thlrde Innlnge; off
Hovllk, 7 In eight Innlnge; off Nlcholaon.
ft In on Inning; off Andaraon, ft In two
Inning. Double play: Chapman to Der
rick: Ulnchman to Chapman ta Derrick;
Lewis to Charlea to Jonea. Left on
be era: Toledo. 7; Milwaukee, a. Wild
pitches: Kalkenherg 43). lilt by pitched
ball: Flick, by Hovllk. Vmplrea: Hay
and Irwin. Time: I 15:
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Hatted for Ktotaa In tb sea rath.
Ran fur Golaa.
out who wtnaln run waa mad.
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Iowa Varsity Will
Protest Against
Base Ball Players
IOWA CITT. I..' April Wapedal.)-
Athletl authorltle at th University of
Iowa announced today that they will
protest very poaalbt exception thy
can find on th tram of th Big Eight
baa ball nine. Iowa baa never before
protected player on opposing teams, out
with thre of her iter men brrd from
playing baa ball an account of participa
tion ta gumBier aam-profs1ba ,tVt
promise o enter th Big Eight bouse
cleaning with a vengeance. Th actio a
of Purdu In protesting th Illinois play
era which waa followed by protests
sgalnal Iowa by Illinois I now lo
b succeeded by protest from low
against Illinois, Waltscs of llllnol I
th first to be protested and as th low
uthorltlee have th good on hire, hi
dlatxrment I regarded a certain. He
played In th aama aml-profaalonl
territory Olttlna, th Iowa twirling
tar wha ha been thrown out by th
protest or th llllnol management. He
ha been playing with th llllnol team
thus far second baaeman. although
th llllnol claim , that they r weeding
out all of their Ineligible and eome of
th men barred from their team alto
played with Wallace.
Iowa bellerea It ha th drop en at
least sight of Wleoonaln'a players and
evcrai member of the lowa run de
clared today that by th tim they got
through with Minnesota th Oophsrs
wouldn't have a baa ball team left.
Just what procedure la to be taken
against three two school t not yt
known. lMlinlta action will probably he
taaea against th Wisconsin men. bow
ver, a that Inetltution has been a
leader in th movement whloh Is now ra-
ultlnc In tb riddling of tb beat team
la th west having started tha whol
controverey by ta protect ef Pickering
and baa been a chief factor la th mala-
tanano of tb present rule.
MAJOR LEAGUES PLAY BALL
Atbletict in Crippled Condition for
Game with Senator.
GIANTS GO OVER TO BBOOELYH
Xeee York Natlaaals Will law Prac
tically Saaaaa Maeap a tkat wltk
Wklrk They Waa t baaiploB
aklp Met Fall.
PHILADELPHIA. April l.-ThaworM
champions will open th American league
champlonehlp aeaaon here tomorrow In
a crippled condition with Waahlngton a
an opponent. Thre of th local team ft
best men. Bsksr. Oldring and Lord are
suffering from Injuries, and Bsker prob.
ably will be the only one of th trio
able to play tomorrow.
Th local battery for th opening
gam probably will o oomos ana
Thorn. Indtcstlons r that th weather
will be fine.
NEW TORK. April W-In high spirits
th New Tork Americana arrived her
for th opening gam of th baae ball
season hers with th Boston tssm tomor
row. It is expected th pitcher will b
Ford agalnat Jo Wood.
Th New Tork National, with practi
cally th ssm lineup sa that with which
they won th championship last fall. o
across th bridge to play th Brooklyn.
Mayer Osynor ha promised to throw
tha first ball In th gam. It I ex
pected that Marqusrd and Rucker will
be th opposing pltchera.
Yannigans Defeat
the Regular Squad
The lowly Tannlgan of th high school
prune a nirprls yesterday afternoon by
trouncing th regular at th University
f Omaha dlamsead. tha ooors attadlng
14 to t In their favor, after aeven In
nings.
"Ol- Carlson, who camped about th
initial bag for tha "erub," featured
by slamming out tha horaehids safely
four times soans cat bis wall pa being
good tor two and three sacks. Dcore:
anmamns ....... 1 ft I I e ,
a ijiive-aj
Batteries: Ksyea, McFarland and Oar
dlnari Burkenroad aad A asms. Umpire:
RECORD CROWD INCINC1NNATI
TO SEE CUBS AND REDS MEET
CINCINNATI, 0 April ML-Wltk fair
weather It la predicted that th largest
crowd that ever wltneaaed a base hall
m In this city wilt be In attendance
tomorrow to see Ctodnaatt and Chicago
oegm trie National league sssson. This
Is mad possible Ly aa eoormeua grand-
stana wnicn waa built during th last
winter. With th exception of that.
leader. Hank O Day, rratwbtl umpire,
th Clradnnstl team will present pracrl
cally the aunt front with which It ended
'be aeaaoa last year, whikt little change
will be aeen ta the Cnteaan team.' The
Chicago team arrived here today..
ROURKE REGULARS AND
SCRUBS MIX TOMORROW
Johnny Oondlng and hi crew of work-
era visited Rourke park again yssterday
aftsrnoon and put In several hour of
hard practice. Eddls Moors, who re
turned with th bunch from Joplln Tues
day, waa out In uniform yesterday after
noon and working Ilk a beaver. Bddl
ha got th (tuff thai year and I work
ing bard to get th second bate position
on th team.
Th pltchsrs have gottm over their
or anna, and r twisting ths ball
sreeAid lake a oorkarrew. .The tnflsiders
wore given stiff practice handling ground'
era and short Infield files. Batting prac
tice and th working of th pltchera com
pleted th day's work. Tomorrow after
noon th regulars and Tannlgan will
Hn up agalnn each other. Saturday
the Lincoln team will com te town for
a two-day' series with th Rourke.
Omaha One to Good
in Game with Lincoln
AUBURN, Neb., April l&-Spoc!al
Telegram. r-Omaha and Lincoln played
In aa Interesting game here todsy, re
sulting In a victory tor Omaha, I to i
Score: Mil.
Lincoln ft ft 1 1 ft ft ft 11 U I
Omaha I III I II I Hi !
Ttatterlea: Omane. vta and Camo-
fleld: Unooln. Smith, Hagerman, Farth
ing and Straiten.
With the Bowlers -
PIRATES BEAT ST. JOSEPH
AND START FOR ST. LOUIS
ST. JOSEPH, Mo,, April 10,-Th Pitts
burgh National league club defeated the
local Western league team today by the
score of 14 to V. Th gam was featured
by th heavy hitting of each due. The
locals drove Kelloig from the box In
the early part of the game. Pittsburgh
used twenty men In the game, second
team plsysr being used during ths lst
four Innlnge. Th Plttsbugh sound Isft
tonight for St. Louis, where It will open
th season tomorrow. Msnsger Clark
announced that Camntu and Olbaon will
be the battery for the opening game of
the National league eeaaon there. Score:
R H . K.
Plttaburgh 14 17
St. Joaeoh I 14
Betterle: Kellogg. Noel, uaroner ana
Kelly and Simons; Cblllette, Preemaa,
w oldring and uoeeett.
COBB RIGHT ON HAND FOR
TIGERS' FIRST CONTEST
CLEVELAND. O., April l.-ln t
opening game of the American league
son tomorrow tha Detroit team will
oppoee Cleveland. For th visitors th
battery will be Mullln and Kocher. but
Manager Davis was not ready tonight
t announce hi pitcher.
Easterly will coach and th pitcher
will be Mitchell. Kahler or Baskette. Cobb
will play In right for Detroit, having
recovered from a slight Illness, and Bush
will play at abort He ha not algned.
but It Is said difference will be adjusted
and he setll soon be enrolled.
Vltt will play lea a Currte and Jones
nurse Injurie. The advance sals has
bees heavy and t great crowd is expected.
PITCHER DRUCKE GETS $4,700
DAMAGES FOR INJURY TO BACK
NCW YORK. April ML-Suit brought
by Louts Draeke. a New Tork National
league pitcher, agalnat tne Inter borough
Rapid Transit oompany te recover 5. or
for aa Injury te hie back in a subway
train la October, ln waa settled oat ef
court today. Drucke received fttnWl and
wis oa the knoney te buy ranch near
hi borne ia Waco, Tea.
WALSH AND SULLIVAN WILL
START SEASON FOR THE SOX
CHICAGO. April ML-Plteher Ed Walsh
and Catcher "Billy Sullivan, veteran
battery mates, were selected tonight by
Manager Callahan to oppoee Bt. Louis
In tb opening game of the American
league aeaaon here toroorrow. Manager
Wallace of St. Leu Is plans to ase Pitcher
Pelty and Catcher Stephens. ., -
Three recruits will appear lo the Chi
cago ttraeua. Rath will play second b
Weaver shortstop and Mattlck light
field.
Fair weather is forecasted. Mayor
Carter H. Harrison has promised to pltcb
the flrat ball.
Devil a Saald ta Beetea.
NEW YORK. April hV-The New Tork
National league club today sold Third
Basemaa Arthur Devlin to the Boetoa
club of the National leaaue. It ta be
ueved Devlin waa released te Boston
so that President Wsxd of Boston would
waive clahn on Arthur Buea, a promle
Ins? youn mftelder of the New Tork
team whom MoGraw waa anxiooe to
farm out. but whom Boetoa would not
waive.
Daveapwrt Wlaa A cel..
IOWA CITY. la. A dtI! le tRtwi.i
Telegram. r-Davenport'e Tbree-I team
defeated tb uoiversliy B to 1 bare taw
after icon.
Drelkwe' Flay tl. James.
Drelhu took three In a row from fit.
James, MoDooaid had hlgtt gam KM, and
high total 171 for tho Dreifcue. D. Moyna
had high game lit and high total 7
for the St, Jams. Score: .. , ' ,
. , . . DREIBUB.'
' 1st. tat. Ill Total
manning , isft us ia
straw ill in 171
OSulllvaa 17 is isg
"traw 71 m 171
McDonald Ml Mb Its
47
11
, 48
, SIJ
Ki
ToUla
J. Moyna ,
Straw
D. Moyna
Straw
Scannell .,
ST.
... ftoD
JAMES,
let. td.
.. m 119
.. 1 1'
.. m law
.. 14 140
... let m
Total
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Wsber ...
GJertle .
Htun ....
Cochran ,
Totals
Mft all
atorrlaew Leeewe
OLD SAXON BRAU.
lat.
1M
177
191
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1M
Id. ToUL
m 444
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600
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Burns Has Hard Fight
to Shade Chick Hayes
INDIANAPOLIS, April 1.-Frankle
Burn knew he had had th fight of hi
life when he shsded Chick Heye, th
local bantamweight. In ten rounds of fast
fighting hers tonight The Jersey City
boy excelled at Infighting and landed
blow offer blow which Hay was unable
to stop. .
Hayea did his best work In th second
snd eighth rounds, when he landed sev
eral hard swing, cutting Burn over th
right y In th latter round. Hayes had ,
th bsttsr of th long-rang fighting. In
th ninth round Referee Dillon had to
caution Burn for hitting low In tb
clinches, and sfter th first round Rsy
Brno son, Haynss' manager, called th
easterner' attention to the low punches.
Burns appeared stronger la the last two
rounds than the local fighter, but oould
not land a knockout
It was one ef the faatest Slblbltioos
vr seen In Indianapolis.
Basket Ball Lassies
WiU Clash Tonight
The Toassrs, a picked basketeeiing
squad composed of Omaha high school
ftirl will clash with th gtria' floor
team of th Walnut Hill Method!!
church at the church gymnasium this
evening, beginning at ft o'clock. This
will be one of the few time during th
year when the nubile will hv a cnanc
to witness the gentler sex toes ths
sphere through the hoop, and a large
crowd 1 expected.
Following la th lineup for tonight's
contest:
Toseers. Wslnut Hill Girls.
HMee KaasnuMB. . H. F.IR. r....Jlll4rre Harrmen
Mart. X.ithaa L. T IU F Edith K.utmaa
Marsarat Braevajr CIO Rath Camp
Manna nania u ta 'i i uia uaeaebia
"raw ecaeeoei... n. U.IK. u avra Uaawee
Bubatitutas-Toaaere: Elsie Rogers, csn-
ter: Norma White, guard; Mary Marston,
center: Klltaeeth Kslney. forward, wal
nut inn tuns: Anna arvans, forward.
Referee, Homer Paxton.
RELEASES OF PLAYERS
ANNOUNCED BY JOHNSON
CHICAGO. April 10.-Prealdent John
son today announced th following re
leasee of players by clubs In the Amerl-
csn league:
By Chicago to St. Joseph Jones and
Kelly to Wichita; demons; to Spring
field, Oeneet.
By St. Loul to Burlington Pitcher
Hawk.
By Philadelphia uncondltlonally)-Me-
Cleary. Jensen. Piper and Pike.
By Boaton to Milwaukee (optional)
Anderson. I
FIGHT MAY BEFATAL TO LAD
Youthful Boxer Falls Into Coma
After Hard Blow.
rTFFE'H'FE STOPS E5GAGEXEHT
Opponent la Ike Feertk Beaad
Seade Hare Blow te Cheek aad
Volley at Paachea t
Face.
NEW TORK. April M.-An hour or
more after being beaten by a Chicago
youth, whose Identity the police did not
learn. In a preliminary bouth at the
Phsrkey Athletlo club tonight. John Gold
berg, aged n year, fall Into a coma
and waa removed to the Flower hospital
In a serious condition. It I believe he
I Buffering either from fractured skull
or a blood clot en the brain. ' ' -'
Goldberg and hla Chicago opponent
were apparently evenly matched, but In
the fourth round Goldberg received a
hard blow oa th cheek and a volley
of blow on th face, which ao daxed
him that the referee Hopped the bout.
Goldberg pulled himself together and
watched th remainder of the bout.
but he fell into a comatose atat Just
aa he was about to start for home.
Death an the Galloere
is (harp, short agony. The lame back
of kidney troubi l dally misery. Take
electric miter lor quick reller. Wo. .
For l by Beaton Drug Co.
BreV Badger
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Dettman
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City Leaaae.
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175
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AMERICAN PIUNTINO CO.
lat. 5.1. Id Total
PurthOUS Iwi 13 14 14,1
Carson in lea ' lit 447
Hague 173 1st 13 Mi
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Houck Defeated by
One Johnny Dundee
NEW TORK. April M--In another In
stallinent of tb featlxrwclght ellmln
tlon bouts, designed eventuslly to pick
a fighting opponent for Johnny Kllbane.
the champion, of Cleveland. Johnny Dun
dee of New Tork defeated Tommy Houck
of Philadelphia tonight The fight went
ten rounds, at the end of which Houck
wee badly beaten.
The second bout between Jo Cotr of
Brooklyn and Jimmy Walsh of Boston
proved eo alow that th referee In tb
eighth round stopped tt and declared it
"no contest"
There were slso three bouts In ths
bantamweight class, each of six rounds
Battling Henry of this eity defeated Ed
ward McCloakey of Philadelphia; Fred'
die Dlggln of Philadelphia defeated
Jimmy Curtis of New Tork, and Phnny
Morgan of Philadelphia defeated Toung
Koener of this city.
FORMER CHAMPIONS SURVIVE
SEMI-FINAL TENNIS ROUNDS
NEW TORK. April la-Two former
champions. Joshua Crane ef Boston aad
Vane Penned of England, 'survived ths
semi final rounds of the amateur court
tennis tournsment today. They will
meet tomorrow In the finals, the winner
qualifying to meet Jay Gould for the
national championship title en Saturday,
Both of today's matches went the limit
of five eels and some brllllsnt play was
wnneeeed. Th aeorea:
Joshua Crane. Boston, beat Charles E.
Sand. New Tork. -, t-J, 4-4, ft-L e-1 and
Van Pennell, England, won from Pierre
Plrtllard, Jr., Tuxedo. -, 4-s, t-4. t-i. ft-t
Salary Clalaa Dlaaallawed.
CINCINNATI. O.. April ML Th Na
tional Bass liall commatsloo today dis
allowed claim of Player John Thonay
for eatery aggregating flU. The ronv
mission held last Thoneys claim for sal
ary of 13. 000 agiinst the Boston American
club In Itlft was Invalid because he did
not give the club service' and refused to
report t It even when Informed he would
be useful as a coach.
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