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GIANTS IUE"USE OF HITS
Serai Ban Sectred in Tilth and
Sixth. Inainp.
EIGHT TO TWO IS FI5AL. SCOBS
lierkle, 'ti Ml Been Hettdeet,
ferau Hear York
Maaakeaseat Bad Flay First
Cats at , Beaaea. .
i BOSTON. Aprjt ft.-3w York'l buneJiei j
itu. with Bolton' mltplky today, piled
kp ktm run In twt tnnlnci end
joeied Boston, t to t' Bolton ran war
frond oa a a, ka-outfield muff by
aodgresa sad Wilson' mutt of a pop
f.r. Kerala, whs hea- awn a aolduul.
am ta tana with lit Nt Tark man
agement en plfcrad tali ftret m of
to season. Bcort:
k tok. aoaroK"
1B.H 0 l.k. . a H o. A t.
snre. H..IIII .
r.jw. ts. I I I'l eosswe.ll. at I
IIPW rt.1 4 I t lMlllar, H...J I I I
I.ni, ft.. I I M IksM... U ... I I
H.rtM. lb.. I M I ilK-ew. . Ill J I
Here, .. I I I tar-rut. J J
enaier. Mrt. 4 I I t 1
t, .... i i i ikiim. -f ; I I t
VIM. ... 1 I IBarUaa. ..It
tuiawit, ri i I tTriw. a...-; J J I
m. a. .. t
TMdt.....M it a It I'JvtM ... I t J J
Tutr....n"i tt i
'Batted for Tyler la the eeventh. -
Boston eoieof-l
York..! a i .:- I.
Two-beee hit: Pnjrla. Thiee-base hit:
Doyle. Hlia: Off Tyler. 11 la alt Innings.
oH DIrkeon, 1 la three Innlnga. Sacrifice
bits: Campbell. MaruUard. BKrten b:
loyl. rxwble plajre: McDooala to Klln
la Hoowr. Hmot ta. Mwkla la M(lr
te HrT. Ufl on beaoa: Bottoa. J;
tttw Tork. k Pint bare on belli: Oft
, (Tyler, i: ott Merqliara. t. lilt Hh
pitched ball: koodarBiia. Tyler, "tfurk
ut: Hjr Tyler. I: hr atarquard. a. Wild
fttch: trier. Time: Lit. Cmplrea: Klem
aad Buth. ' -
O'TMla la 0a44 rarea. .
CINCINNATI. April M.-0'Toole wta
In farm today end allowed Ctrtdnnetl Only
five hlte, ntuburh winnlna. i to t
V.'hlle wild.0 Toole waa effective with
men on beeee, Wmltrl. en the other hand,
u hit opportoneiy. Weemer-e halting
hend In the U( and rettrad la favor of
liltehetl. ocare: ', .
M...MII. rl I I tiweiie. r...l I I J J
H.r.M. Wt I I I IMIIIW. I...J 1 J
Rue. U ... I 1 I t IWIIM, H I I I I I
?S.U I i i ?. '!!
ellll unmmt. e... I J e
N'UMh e.. t to-T-i - t
Kallk. ..... I t lit ,
Tw.i....'..5".ft5?
Batted for emlth la alntb. 1
mutbanrh J I'MJJJ J "
flnclnnaU I
Three-bae hlta: Mohiltael. Efan. Kae
rtflre bite: Bet, Doolln. Wilton, ("tolen
bwea: Uaiee, -Cereyt Double lilaye:
Byrne to Mirier to i trey. Miller t We
nrr to Miller. McCarthy o Wanr to
JIIMer. tVentond te Hailih. Lft laee:
Pltt.hurli, t. Ctnctaruul. J.- Beaee oa
belle: Off O Toole. 1.. off fmlth I
ftruck out: By Otl; : r "rntth. k
Time: tM. Umptrve Brenruta and Qweaa.
' Cardlaala ' Make BIB .
8T. IX)1"I8. AprTI rl-Brrore -aad' n
aWlity to hit at toe nirhl lime browrht
drfeet to Crilreta today and wia eai
phaMud ay temlie hlmoi oa the pert of
the lot-ale, giving thtai the tame ay-a
aoore of SI te i. The eme hoide thle
yeer'e rerord (or the ' nember at mne
acored. Snere: , i -.;s.;.. . r .
CrUCAfla ' IT. ltt'ie-
' i AtMM. t. " -' ABH O.A k.
cm. re.... 4 I I 4 IHutP.
etu. mitt iRtiik ..-.. I 4 t e
toea. 1 e t iwie. t . I I I t
meiie. r..I It I fk . I
Kiwan. Ill 1H IK'tae. rl..
. I l i e
imml se.. i i v
t en
Hotnee. rf. I I I I tMlam, M.. I Site
Ttntu, w... I I t J Blue, t. Mil
. I III Iwm e....t lilt
w!tn. e.
. 1 e a I vhcm, e v e v
. I t I t IWIIIH. p.... 1 I I I I
.Mill
.11111 .4ule....J M it II I
t-.
y.
T.-.. l taeiLia I - .
Hatted fnr llheckxrd In the fifth..
Game called In the eighth Inning.
Ht Uoull I limn -
r i -t
Twe-beea hltli Hofmaa, Peai. Home
run-' EUl i"e fltife ime: Oukee, lili.e.
lluUi. Saanftre fllea: Tinker. Wile.
H'.,;rn baeee: fiultr, Oekee, Koneichy.
lliiaer i! l'uue play: Tinker to
Cn to Zimmerman. Hit wl'h pitched
b..ll By Col. Biiea; by Steele. Miller,
on baiia: Off Cole. 4: ott Fearca,
lidnk ! the cltis
of people You wish to
reach and then place
your ad lifre it vili
(J.i the moot good. The
'Oi.iAha Bw heaches the
,pr.9tcst numbe rr-of ,
Omaha p30Je, and
Jirixgi the gretUest nam-.
h iTo if U?:t w-ant ad, if
jcrt, C'sire satif.factory
-molta, thou Id go into
the classified section of .
ttis paper1, " ;r
Turn ' bow te tkaaa kd -K
. arw . what oihere Mr
Usrc, , ' ;
Tkt U tti twM want
1 -
. mi pijo.uci la, Sjrak- it
knara. til malt auw oeu .
Phone Tyler 1000
li
'.. r a V'h rWTA!KV-
I "I 15cocout ao at , Ji
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Lobster Fiend
Standing of Teams
NATIONAL LEAOfE.
P.
W. U . Pet.
4 1 .MO
4 1 .M
i I .em
a i .om
i i .
i -i .m
l 4 .W
1 4 '.IWO
AMER. AWN.
.W.UPrt.
Clnclnhatl t..,
ni. Iule .....
Boeuta
Phljedelpbl ,
EriKiklyn .....
New York...'.
Chicago
FHUhurgn
AMER. LKAOVB. I
. W.I.PW.
But tun 4 I .PW Columbue .... I ,K?
rwiedelntiia..i 1 Mlnneapolit ..1 1 MS
Cirolan4 ...1 1 .ani Ht. Paul I1.TI4
Chlraau ll.ftKHToledo ..... J 1. 714
luolt 1 1 .um Loutevllle ....1 1 -U
Weelilngloa .i , Milwaukee .t ( .P
Ht. .. Louie. ....t I -ta Kaneee Ctty..l 1 .141
Now Xork....wl.Mindlanapolla
tealerdey'e Meealte. .
' NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New Tork. I: Roeton. L
Philadelphia. I; Brooklyn, I.
Chirago, I: 81. Ioula. : eight Inning.
Ktttbuith. I: Cincinnati. I
AMERICAN LKAOUB.
Detroit . Chlraco. 1.
Ht. Louie, I: Cleveland, f.
Boeton. ; Phlltdelphla. t '
Waehtnaion. M: New Tork, t
.AMKK1CAN ABrtOCIATION.
Mllweukee. i; Columbus. 4. ten innlnga.
Mlnneapolla, t: lodlanapalie, 1; tea
Innlnga.
Kt. reui i; UMUvine, . . , .....
Kaneee City, t; Toledo, 1
, -(Mteaaa Twday,'
National League New Tork at Boeton,
Philadelphia at Brooklyn, Chicago at Ht.
Lvule. pittaburgh at Cincinnati
American Lengue Detroit at Chicago,
Ht. Ioule at Clevelend. Boeton at Phil
adelphia. Wathlngtoa at New Tork.
Amerleaa Aeeoeleiloa Milwaukee at
Colupibut. Mlnoeapolla at Indlenapolla,
nt. faui at lAuievuie. jieneee city at
Toledo.
4: off Steele, 1; off Willie, 4. Struck aut:
Hy ole, t, by Peerre. I; by Steele, I; by
Wllllt. i Hltl: Off Cole, I la four and
ouetihlrd Ihnlnre; off Steele, I In eli
Innhigti off Wlllla, four In two Innlnga.
Left on baeee: St. Loula, I; ITiloago. k
Tirrth: t:M, I'mulraai Johnetona and
Eaeoa.
. v.. iiMi.it m aainiM.
BhOOKLYN.- April n-Phlladelphla
made It two etraliht aver Brooklyn to
day. . Brennan pitched eaoellent ball for
ine'vieiiure ana wee aivvn tine wpmi.
Thl pitcher waa a prlrme fantor In hie
teern e victory, driving In the winning
run with a long triple tn the aeventh.
Manager Dahlen waa ordered oft the
field In the aeventh tor dleputlng a de
cision. Scon:
Uaubart and Stark called aut for In
terning with catcher.
Balled for Kneteer IB llgnth. .
Phlledelphla ... I 1 I I I I I I 1-4
Brooklyn ..I tlllllll-
Flret baae an errore: Brooklyn. L
Two-baee hit: Cravath. Three-baas
hlte: Phelpe, Brennan. Sacridoa hlte:
Downey, Downo. Sac rl flea filee: Doo
lan, Mtark.' fltolen baaea: Paekert (I).
Downey. Left on baeea: Phlladelphle,
Brooklyn. 4. Double piere. nowna.
Stark and Dauaert: Brennan. Dootan
and lAiderue. Baeee on belle: Oft Knot-
, I. Struck out:, Br Urennan..; by
Kneteer. L -Hlte: Off Knetaer. 1 In
right Inning: -one .off Scbandt In one In-
ring. I'mplree; Rlgler and Funeran.
Time; 1:4k- (
Paroled Base Ball
; ' Player Released
ROCKrORb. 1IL, April lk-rrenk
8 hand, ball; iRayer paroled from a Wa
conilB prieerl thai ha might accept aa
engagement to play In the Wleconala-
Illlnola league, baa been releaaed by
AppWrten,' Ihe' cluh which eigned bint
Applitoa club affldala did not Ilka the
notoriety W.Moh attached to the caaa.
FIRST CALL FOR FOOT BALL
SQUAD AT STATE UNIVERSITY
.d.. . i . .. ,
LINCOLN. April 11 -(Special Telegram.)
A rill for'aphng training for the Com-
hueker foot r hall team waa named by
Coach StleSnt thle raornlng..- The train
ing will be under the aupervMoB of Owes
Frank, the Iter halfback of the till team.
Practice (H eowelet In kicking, paealng
the ball and' turtrac." About thirty are
aaperfed Uartlctnat In aba training.,
. -leather. Baaket Ball Taaraey..
Lew It rofcr of South Omaha 4a Bra.
Voting another basket ball tournanMnC
fcK.the tkjid-daee rhamptonehln of
Omaf.l.- So.ah Omeha and Council Blude.
ll.ia ekpecten ihat two gamee a ill ho
Saved at South Omaha, two at Council
iKfs end t t ibale at the Oraeha Young
Men Chr'.lttan eeeoctatMn. . Teame are
to ieAJmpcd of bo a aot over 14 yrare
of age. Any leame In the rtty aieblng to
g.it into tiie. tournament may do eo by
ceiling Soutji Ml or the Young Mea'a
Chruuaa aeeociathia. " ' ,.
i ' ' -
Owe leeee Player Maaas.
trV'.eTRhV VK. . AnHI la Itlnectel
Tckeram.v At k meeting of the dtrectore
r tr Heatrtoe baae bail clue tonlgnt
Gn Vicr, ot St. Jneiah ' wee elected
piater-Daaagrr. He hae played with 84.
Joeep.t la the Writers leugue and latr
aae .v nwmier er the St. leui and Mll-
eur.ee teami. Nineteen playera bare al
ready beca elcned by Beatrice. '
Cabinet' Considers. .
. -Mancan Situation
WASHINGTON. , - April ' M.-Appr.
heneloa in otOclal ctrctee of the Mexicaa
altuatroa waa Indicated today by confer
encea at tbe'Wbrtl Houee ta which Pree
Idest Taft and cabinet membora HuntlneT
toa Wlleon, actlnf aecretary ot auto,
and Major (leneral Leonard Wood, chief
of naff of. the rrn. Bartlclpated .
Oenetal Wocd reached the White Hooee
iea after the aMaei aeeembied end
held aa eemeet con-eTeattc4i wiCi Serw
.tary Stuaaoa la ki aeTrotninw reoea, - Mr.
Wilton thee . waa auaemoaed tram the
Stat departawnt aae the- tana arrjcrala
went late the eakueet
Peiaiemii AJtrrroatng fa the Road ta
Ulf Bataraa.
! Bwene sswv. ear rasa
THE BEE:
Copyright. 1M4
Krtuie and Dkaforta Hit Hard by
..the Viiitora. . ;
FTfE DOUBLE FLATS ABE MADE
Wawda Utrlkee Oat Eleven Batemea
aad Kejaala fteaeea'e Reoerd aad
. . Heeper, Mrlaaee aad Wood
., ... .lee Bate Wall. . '.
4 , "
PHILADELPHIA. April M. Boeton
won today a game, to i, by hitting
Krauae and Oaafortk hard. Krauaa
laatad only one Inning. - The game waa
featured ky five double playa, two ef
which ware atarted on Una drivel to
Gardner; hr Wood'i etrlklng out elevea
battmen, tkua equalling the aeaaon'g rec
ord, and by the' batting of Hooper, Mc
Innee and' Wood. Score:
philappxt'Hia. .Borroer.
Al H O A I AI.H.O.A.a
Itnek. W...I III IHoaeer, rl.. I I 1 1 I
Oldrlne. H . I I I I tTerlm. ..! ttll
Coiiiu. a I I I I eteur. I 1 4 I I
Bkfr. PV...4 111 Hull. Ik.... I III!
MuretT, rf . i 4 I I I tOeHMT. Ik. I I I I I
MHeeae. Ik 4 I I I tl1e It.... I I I I I
Burr. 114 tw(Mr. e. 4 1 t I I
U. e I I I I INe neker, e I I It I I
kee. till tWeee. p.... I I I I I
hrrneet. ... Mill
rknltnk. e I 1 I I I TUH It III II
awn ... I I I
Talale m It 11 II 1
Batted fnr lan forth tn the ninth.
' Uatted for Old ring la the ninth.
Boeton K 4 IIIIMIM
Philadelphia I I I 1 I I I I k-l
Two-bale hlte: Hooper. Terkea, Wag.
ner, Nunamaker, Wood (. Baker. Hlte:
Off Krauae, ( In one Inning: OR Pan.
forth. It la eight Innlnga. rUolen baee:
"I BOSTON BEATS ATHLETICS
HociP'; Publr Vt: i? J?iaxr today. 4 to k. Hlgginbotham. aeide
Innea (t); Egan to Col Una Left on baaea:
Boeton, - 7; Philadelphia, k Baaee on
belle: Oft Krauae, 1; off Danforth. i;
off Wood. It rtret baae on errore: Boe
ton. I: Philadelphia, 1. Struck out: By
Krauee, 1; by Danforth, I; by Wood, 1L
Peeaed ball: Nunamaker. Time: 1:1k
Umpirea: Weatervolt and O'Loughlln.
, T lee re Oat play Baa,
CHICAGO, April 14. -Chicago waa ont
hlt and out-played loday and Detroit won
the eecond game of the aerlee, W to 1.
The weather waa onld and the locale
erred frequently, while Wlllett pitched
alhioet Invlhrlbia ball. A triple play waa
made by o Leery, Buen ana oeinor. tne
flret-of the eeeeon. Callahan waa hit hy
a pitched -bell in the laat Inning and bad
to pa aeeietea troni tne una. Dcore.
. nirrertlT , OHlCACXl.
AIN.O A.BIUlk n....l III!
VHt, If I I I I tun. It 4 I I I I
l4ee. Ik. I I I I ecviekee. If I t t 1
rerrr. rf I III illolle. el ... 4 till
Cntwterl, Hi I I I IkuilKk. It. ll II I
OeiM. lb.-. I I it I iMrtetrre. rlt I I I
Burt, M 4 tUltf, lb.. I lilt
OUery, Willi tweiirer. a.l I I I I
lln.es. s... I I 4 I IKIerk. e till!
MlleU, .lll I ir.t-TS. .,...1 I I I I
PeUil, p.m.. I lilt
TsltH..i., II If it I'KVirslsf .. 1 I I I I
.. eilltna ....I lilt
' Msssc ... I I I I
Tetele II 4 tt 14 I
Batted for petere lit the elith., .
Batted for Oeihi In the ninth.
Bia for Calleljn In the ninth.
Chicago...... 1111-1
Detroit ...o Illlllll S-W
Three-bate hit: Wlllett. Hlte: ' Off
Patera. in Ma Innlnaa: oft Delhi. 7 In
three Inning. Stolen baeee: Block.
Ualnor, crlwfprd .(1). Buah. Triple play:
O Xeery lo Bueh to Oalnor. Left on
baeea: Chleegn, 4: Detroit. U. Ftret baae
on .belle: Off Petera. I: off Delhi. I;
off Wlllett'. 1 Hit with pitched ball:
By wniett,' i. ptrucB out: y wiueii.
4 'by petere, t; by Delhi. 1. Paeeed ball:
Block. Tim:' 1:MV L'mplree; Egan and
Evana, '
. Napi Take Vphlll Oaaao. '
CLRvrLAND. April H. -Cleveland won
an uphill .game today, I to I Pltchera
HAlntte and mil. who ttarted tne game,
felled to laat onlll the Brat Inning waa
ended, twa doublea, a elngle and a
triple being made off Baekette, and four
tingle off mm Score:
CLgVStsAKD. , ST. lVlk
"W 'lll.O.lt ABHOAg
ButsMT. If., i 1 1 4 tlesttea. rt. I I I I I
Ms W-.-.i I I
jlee. ttil I I
uxee, te .. I I
Hu. rt.... Ill
mm. in I it
Tnraer. aa.. I I I
crsmi. ... Ill
I lAestls, lb.. I 1 I I
I IsMsnlU it.. I t I t
I I hsesne. rt. I t I I I
I tHssse. K...I till
I ePratt. fa.... 4 I I I e
IHtllteea, a I 1 I I I
I inseeeee. e. 4 I I 1 I
t trnii. ...... l t i e
BesiiHle. p. I t I
Jam ... I t t eareea, a... I I t
liiMina il I II '
Oneey ....I Tsuli.....ie lm t I
Betted for Butcher hi ninth.
One out when winning run Beared.
Clevelend . 1 I -
St. Louie-... 4 1 l't -
TWft-haae hlte: Latote, Bhtndlng, Jack
eon. Stovall II). Pratt. Three-bees bit:
AuiUh. Secrltlce hlte: Jemee. Ilalhnan.
Pacriftca fly: uHtchcr. Stolen baee: Shot
ten, tiouble play: iJlkwe to Olson to
Hohnhoret. lilts Off Haskette, 4 In two
t flints Inning; off Jamea. I In five and
one-third Innings; off Blending. 1 In three
tnnlrxe: off Frill, e In twot-blrde Innlrur:
off Brown; I tn eeren and tero-thlrde
Inrilrare. Beaea oa balls: Oft jamea. Il
off Blending. 1; off Brown, L lilt by
pitcaea ban: r vrown, rumrr. etruca
out:. By Baekette. 1; ky James, 4; by
Blending. 1: by Brovrn. 4. Paaaed ball:
O'Neill. Wild Titeh: James, L Ftret oa
errore: Cleveland, 1; f4. Louie, L Left oa
neeee: Cieveiana. k Time: i n. Lmpiree:
Dineen aad . Parrine,
" . niahlaaaere Make Mistake.
.NEW YORK. April K-Tbe New Torka
put up a XKwr exhibition here today.
piling up eight errore, and the Washing-
tons won tnetr oecesM victory over the
local almost at wliL Groom waa hit
fairly hard, but tightened In the pincbea.
In the fourth Inning Manager Wolvertoa
went to bat tor warbop with the baeee
full and etruck out for the third out.
In the aeventh. with one out. Woiter
etngled and Chas doubled, but Groom
artin ehowed hie entity by etriklng xtut
Harttell and Danieta. Score:
Weehicgtoa tell 1 J e-M
Ntw.Yerk . I 11-1
Ftret baa oa error: New Tork.' 1;
Washington, 4- Two base hlta: Welter,
Cheee. Three-base hlte: Zinn, Sehaefer.
Hertedl. Saoirice hlta: Groom ill.
Stolea keeea: v otter. Mocller. Left en
basee. .Nrw York. I; 'Washington, k
loiihle piers. Street to Chaae. Flma to
Mc Bride to Flyrm. Qroom to Mf Bride to
Flynn. Pi ret beee on belle: Off Ford, I:
eft UcOoneell. 1: oft Groom, k Struck
out: By Ford, t; by Warhop, I; by Mc
Cnnncll. I: by Groom, k Hit with pitched
ban.' McCoaneli. Flmn. Wild pirch:
M-Connell. . Paeeed balls: Wliltama tl
II us:. Ott Ford, t ta three tantnga: ott
Warhop. t tn eae fnnlag; off McConaeil,
1 in fire Innlnaa Time: Is. X.
CooaoUy ao Hart. - . .....
OMAHA. "WEPyEDAY, APRIL 17, 1312.
Internetien News Service
MILLERS GEHWO IN THREE
Eootiers Bceive Small End of Two
to One Score.
. r
OWENS BRINGS Ef WTSSTJa BUS
Catcher Reaehee Firat Bad Tbrww
ad aceree oa Saerltlcw aad Tat
Hlta Faar Racriflre Hlta
Ib Gaaae. '
INDIANAPOLIS. April K--Webb and
Patter;T vied with each other for tea
innlna .nta afternoon. Mlnneapolit tak
ing the game by a t to t aoore. In the
laat Inning Owana reached first on a bad
throw and tcored oa a aaerUIca and two
hlta. Score:
IND1ANAPOL1I. MUrNSAPOUk
AB.H O A B. AB.H.O.A I.
KeMafa, rl I t I ICIreier. it,l 1 I I I
Wenin. u l e e VAltlMr, a.l l M I
Alterk, U .4 111 Ine kaaty. It I I I t
HeMr, lb.. I 111 1 tKMIIhr. It 4 I I I 1
MH-At. ill 1 I I IRnemee, HI 1 I I I
Oeinler. al I I I 1 Fkrrla lk.i-4 I I I I
Wllll'we. mill totll. Ik 4 I IT I 1
Clerk, lilt tOeeee. ..... I 1 I I I
a.t. p ill! tPeitereee, a. I I I I I
Heiueea .11111 .
TeteH.....M III I
TtMlt M I n !
matted for Webb In thl tenth.
Mlnneapolla ... I I I I I I 1 I I I- J
lndlanapoiui ,. aaaeeaiaev
Struck oat: By Pattereon, I; by Webb,
1. Hit with pitched ball: By Webb. Alt
leer. Sacrifice hlte: Roeeman. Pattereon
ill. Clark. Len on baeee: Minneapoue.
7; Indlenapollt, 4. Double play. Alcork
to Oagnier to Hunter. Stolen baee: Al
cock, McCarthy. Time: 1.44. L'mplree:
Hayea end erwin.
. Toledo Baacbee . Hlta,
TOLEDO. Anrll It Three alnglea
bunched In the aeventh Inning and aa
error enabled Toledo to win from Kaneee
from pitching well, drove In two rune
witn aia aiogia m tne ewvina wuiu.
Score:
KANtAI CITT. TOUtpO.
. IIIO.lt , AI.B.0.A.S.
CsrrHee, si I I I IWIIss. Ik... I I I 4 I
Clsrt. cf....l I I I tH'rmees. II I I
cseller. rt. I I I t lDlcli. rf. ... 4 lilt
Lose, If. 4 lit lOiessue, al I I I I
Csrr. 11 1 I U I I rs ef.... I 1 I I I
Dowser. Ik. I I I I IMloee.
O-Oueew, al I I I tueinm. I. I t II I t
Beta. Ik... lit! Ksrlsra, ... I I I I I
Brsaasei, p. I I I I tUkstkeja, pi 1 I 4
u h. eeese ,
jaM I I I I I Totals It 1 tf II I
THSHV. . W 114 14 I V ' .
Batted for Brandon In the eighth. .
Toledo .
Kansas city a i i e- s
Stolen baee: Nllea. Sacrtflce fly: Carr.
Sacrifice hit: Brandon. First baae on
balls: Off Hlgginbotham. 4: off Brandom,
I Struck out: By Hlgginbotham. 4; by
Brandom, I. Hlte: Off Hrkndom. t In
avAn Innlnaa! nff llnrnebv. 1 In one
Inning. Double play: Nllea to Hlnchmen
to llerncR. Asm on oeeee: ,ii"i .
K ansae City, 4. Wild pitch: Brandom.
Time: 1:4. Lmplrea: Blerhalter and
Connolly. .
Celeaela Eaeky.
LOCIBVILLB, April lk-Louli-(lle de
feated St. Paul eoday by a combination
ot good luck and four hlte In the first
and eecond Innlnga. Bransfleld' batting
and tlx: double play featured the con
test. Score:
rr. PAt u . uwwvtbLg.
AI.H O.lk AB.H O A S.
Bull. rl...4 .k I 1 IKassVy, hi I
Horrsisa: ell 1 I eBsrsfc-i If-... I I I I
Rllsert. lCl'1 1 I-Hsjle, rf.. 4 I t t I
McCie'B, el I I I Ikrsssrl. lb. ! I It I I
WslsiT lb... I 1 I I IB-wilier. es,4 I I I I
ew ni i i l easii. ta I I I f I
LssMa. IS... I 11 letsslsr. of.. I 1 I I
BisHi. s 4 I I 1 efc-sM." e.... I
Dsesn'eie, p 1 I I I torw. p... I lilt
Desse. ....! 1 I I ILs'esna'k, '
Tetele. ....ttlt4U 7 Totale.!...! Ki"tt It J
Uul1ll t I t t J J -4
St. Paul I ! 1 l-t
Two-baae hit: Walsh. Hlte: Off Dec
knnlere, 4 IB two Innings off Snyder. I
in eeven Innlnga: off Dauge. 4 In tlx In
nings: off Loudermilk, none In two In
nings. Sacrl rice hit: Belt. - Sacrifice fly:
Snyder. Double plays: Btantbury to
Bransfleld to Stansbury; Bell to Beau
miller to Bransfleld; Bransfleld. jinae
eteted: Butler to Walsh. Struck out: By
Snyder, 4; by Decannlere. l;by.DauiK4.
Baaee on belle: Off Bnyoef. 1: off Dec
annlere. 2; off Dauea. I: oft Loudermilk.
1. Stolen baaea: Stanebury v Stanley,
Schlel. Left on baeee: Loulevllle, 4; St.
Paul. 4. Time: l:K Umplrot: Fergu
eon and Handlboe. . ' -
Ceteaabaa kiss ta Tealb.
COLVMBUS. April IkAfter jaclj man
ager had made a cnr.nge oi piicnera
today' game wee a etborn one. Co
lumbue woa in tne tenin on a p i
Hlnchman. Perrlng-e elngle and Miller a
sacrifice fly. A etop by lrrlng and a
catch by tJerber ouot Milwaukee run.
Score: -- ;
MU.B At KKK. iwssm s;
lB.HO.lt A.H.0AsV
Case tils, mill eskettoe. at till
UsboM, .. I e I e en swh.
Raeesil. rt. I I I 1 1 --er loa, n s
Klasertr. It. I t 1 I trVrrlsg. ta. I
hsa, lk... 4 IU I tSllllsr. Ik -.1
Clark, lb... I til tO'Bs'rke. tkt
Lewis SB. .4 1 4 1 lOerfcer. . es.. I
imiu h i I I I eesiitk. c....t
lilt
I 1.1 t
I I t
lilt
1 I I 1
till
til
lilt
a.-..- . sees euabnsrlt. a
Asstissa. Villi IPscssr. p.. I
ISiSSJi":. I Teu.....i.ni.n I
ra.... esmi4 t '
Retted tor Chappelle hi the fifth.
Two out when winning tua acored.
Corumbu t 1 1 1-
Milwaukee .... 11II-
Stolen bHse. Miller. Sacrifice hlta:
O Kourke. Scr.alk Sacrlflc fly:. Miller.
Two-base bits: sheiton, o Kourae. Att
oa ham: Columbus. T: Milwaukee, 12.
First bees, oa bane: orr L,ieonarai,
eft i'aekard, I: off Marlon, X. 81 ruck
out: By Uebhardt. I: by Packard. I:
by Marion, 1 lilts: Off Liebbardl. I In
three tncuira; oir racaaro. in eevea
Inning; ott Anoereoo. f la three In
nings; off Marion. 4 in eeven mninga.
Time: 2:10. lmplrea: Chill aod Auder-
MISS GUIMBY CROSSES
jV CHANNEL AEROPLANE
BOULOONI-SCR-MER. Franca,-April
Ik-MHB Harriet Quicnby. aa. Ajnertoaa
air women, creeaed the Engttah channel
from Dover this morning, leading at
Hardetot near tbla port. Mies Qulmby Is
the riret womaa te fly aeroe the chaa
nal alooe. Her flight occupied two hour.
ideate Hire Orsnsnlaed.
he ldeale Is a new team which will
phiy on both Saturday and Sunday efter
Booaa. They will be fitted out with nifty
gray anltorme trimmed In biack.v for
Bhrbed by M.- B. Smith Co. For raceee
call Oeorge Weatergard at Web. let: er
Leak. . . .. . .
if i3 p
Drawn for The Bee by Winsor McCay
ROURKES BEATEN BY LINCOLN
In Wintry Atmotphere Antelopes
Tske Game, JTine to SeTen. ,
COLTS BALLY Ef KIHTH FRAME
Battlag Bee ta the Laat laalac
Scores Five Rana for Omaha,
hat They Cease Tee
Late.
LINCOLN, April lk (Special Telegram.)
Lincoln bad little trouble in defeating
Omaha here thl etternoon.'Tiattlng both
Lota and Robinson freely, which, coupled
with rather loose playing on the part
ot the Rourfces, permitted the Lope to
cor nine runs, enough to win the game.
The Lopes eecured eighteen hit oft the
two Omaha pitchers.
Hagerman pitched In fair form, but
waa accorded rotten support by his team
mates, the iBfleldera being the particular
offender. Hagerman Jogged along easily
nntil the ninth, when the Rourkea looked
dangerous, and Wagner was put In. He
topped further scoring. Lincoln scored
twice In the first, twice In the fourth,
once In the seventh and tour In the
eighth. Omaha acored In the third, fifth,
seventh and ninth Inning. Th game
waa played under advene weather con
dition, which accounted for the loose
fielding. .Th score:
R H E
Lincoln ..... llllll4-tli
Omaha I I I I H H 1-1 I I
Batteries: Lincoln, Hegerman, Wagner
and Potest; Omaha, Lot, Robinson and
Canfleld. . , ,
Bat Three Vetrraae with glees.
SIOUX CITY, April lt.-The Sioux City
Western league team will open the season
at Omaha Friday under new manage
ment Oeorge Andreas will have charge
of the dub this year. But few old men
will appear on the club. Andreas, Rellly
and Blrri being th only onea carried
over.
"Tony" Smith at short and Meyera In
left played la the Western league In 111.
Farrell, Corbm, Brooke and Cod man are
some of the new material. Manager An
dreas says his team Is In good shape
lot the tart- . .
Powers Are Trying
' to Mediate Between
Italy and Turkey
CONSTANTINOPLE. April Hw-Repre-aentatlve
ot th foreign powers today
took the first etrps te endeavor to bring
about mediation between Turkey and
Italy when in Identical note waa pre
sented to th Turkish foreign mlnlater,
Aealm Bey, at hie private residence.
The substance of the communication I
that having ascertained the Italian terms
of peace, the powers desire to know Tur
key's termk .
Aaslm Bey stked tor time to formulate
his reply, which Is practically certain to
be that Turkey declinea to enter Into ne
gotiation on the be els of the Italian
pretensione.
Roosevelt on Way to
Nebraska on Special
Oyer Burlington
CHICAGO, April ll-Colonel Roosevelt
arrived In Chicago this morning sad pre
pared to leave later for a tour of Ne
braska and Kansas. A special train over
the Chicago. Burlington a Qulncy i all
has been chartered for the western trip.
Dispatches criticising colonel Rbokevolt
nd charging htm with attempting o
disrupt th party" were shows him.
Colonel Roosevelt smiled a big smlU
snd said:
"I am feeling fine. I have nothing te
ay. Anything I have to say of political
matter win be said In my speeches.''
Republican
National Ticket
BTekraaka Vrtjaaties Apra 1.
For President: .
William Howard Taft.
For United States Senator:
Horrii Brown.
For Nktlonkl Committeeman:
Victor Kosewater.
Delegate- AHernates-at-Lkrte.
at-Lars.
AJJea W. Field. C K. Adams.
I. L. Webster. C Hrasainger.
R. B. Schneider. C A. rJeiappei.
B. B. Ptrry. F. M. Cltrrla.
' District - . - - District
Delegate. " Alternitea.
1. Frank Real via. H- R. Howe. .
P. P. 6lwhloB. ,'
a, J. C. Koot, C. 1. Haaader.
K. P. Bwaaec. p. H. Clandfe.
a O. 8am peon. Bart Hapeje. .
H. Qlatielter. Cart Kramer.
cllT'T- W. M. feratree.
IaVJ.IUlpalrtck.J. p. Thieasea.
B. A. C Rankta. J. B. McCreW.
t. N. Clarke. . A. Aadrr-o-.
a A. E. tafly. R. H. Hsrri. '
H.J. Hlsaer. 'W. U Stewart.
PTeetdnt!l Electa r-at-Large '
K. 43e McUUtoss. E. M. Pollard.
District Presidential Elector.
1. a P. Davtaea.su . tree H. byte.
B. Av. C Keaaeeiy. . B. H. Maaktav,
a U Sealtkbearaew. . W, T. WUaaat
Ohl
OFFICIALS CHOSEN FOR MEET
Director Xeet and Decide on Ken
to Handle Event.
BE. CLAP? CHOSEN AS BEFEBEE
I'alvrralty ef Nebraska Prefeaaar t
Be Chief Official Other Of ft-.
cere Are Mra frssa 1.1a
rola aasl Omaha,
Officials for the open Indoor meet kt
the Auditorium on Saturday night, April
V, were decided upon at a meeting of the
director and promoter kt th Young
Men' Christian association.
Dr. R. O. Clapp of the 1'nlvenity ot
Nebraska waa choaen to referee th
event. The officials who were selected
are as follows:
Honorary RefereeGeorg F. dllmore
Referee D. Clapp. "
Judgea of Finish A. C. Wagner, 1.
Dean Ringer, Hugh Wallace.
Field Judgee-Dr. E. T. Manning, F.
H. Oervtn. Kelso Morgan, J. M. Towla.
Inspectors F. H. Current. O. L. Whit
more, B. F. Ruffner, Paul Werhner.
Starter J. O. McKay.
Scorer J. a Hedelund.
Assistant Scorer O. R. Wegenetller.
Clerk of Course-Painter Knox.
Assistant Clerks R. L. Cams, R. 8.
Flower. "
Announcer R. R. Rainey.
Assistant Announcer O. L. Sutherland.
Custodian ot Prlsee-A. W. Miller.
Marshal R. O. Miller.
Wrestling J. J. Holden.
Boxing-U E. Pickering.
Judges on Parallel Mara A. J. t'llrkh.
Frank Rtha, Jacob Gehrig, A. O. DeVOL
Timers C. E. Reed, Stanley Roeewaler,
O. U Rathbun. C. C. Wendell.
prof. Maxwell announced that athlete
who Intend to enter the coming meet
should aend In their entry blank to blm
at once, thereby gaining a membership
ticket to the association, which will give
them the privilege of using th track and
tha gymnasium; also such Instructions a
they may want from any ot th athletic
director.
Daughters of the
Revolution Hear
Financial Reports
WASHINGTON. April lk-Th disas
ter te the Titanic waa taken nolle ot
by the Daughters of the American Revo
lution, In snnusl seel on here, who l
their meeting today appointed a com
mittee to draft and present later to the
congress, resolutions of sympathy over
the frightful loss ot human lite.
Report of national officer war re
ceived. Mr. Scott, president-general, re
commended th appointment of a com
mittee on International peace arbitration,
which Mea waa approved. She reported
"finances In good shape and business
machinery In perfect running order."
The treasurer-general reported tM.OM
cash on hand. Tha year's Increase In
emberahlp waa kill, making the total
actual membership Tl.Ma, and tha total
admitted membership M.4S2.
Rains Intensify
Hood Conditions
TALLL'LAH. La., April 14. - Heavy
rain, almost of cloudburst proportion.
which have fallen here during the last
two days, hare Intensified the already
terrible condition of the flood sufferers.
many ot whom have been without shelter
and In some Instances without food since
waters from the Mississippi Invaded thl
territory Saturday and Sunday.
Mra. George Keller of Quebec. La.. I
the first frobehle victim of the flood tn
this vicinity. While attempting to rave
tome corn In a crib aha waa bitten yes
terday by a hug rattlesnake. It la not
beiHved aha can recover.
DEATH RECORD.
Mrs. Mary Fraaeta. -
NEBRASKA CITT. April kt- Special )
The funeral ot Mrs. Mary Francois, wh
died Sunday at her home tea miles south
of this -city. too pjare this afternoon
from the family reatdeaot. Mrs. Fran
cois waa born In Milwaukee, Wia. Sep
tember te. 1B1. Bad oa September M. in.
w married te Joseph Peter Franco!
at Franklin. Wkv, and tn January. Us.
th family moved to this county, where
they have since made their home. She
waa the another at tea children, of whom
Bin are living Joseph. Anna. Josephine.
Elisabeth. Clara. Edith. Oeorge. Edward
and Cart. She la survived by ner bos
band and one brother. Several ot the
children are married and ad grown. She
waa highly esteemed by all. -
Oliver p. Deisms. "
X-COOK. Nek. April lk-4Speciai.)-
Ollver P. DeLong. an old soldier of tkts
city, died her Monday Bvernlng aged Xt
years, after aa Illness ot long duration.
The funeral waa held this afternoon under
the auspices of toe Grand Army ot this
city.
ewlrte rtab Kleete Of fleers.
The Beatrice Driving dub held s meet
ing yesterday atterneoa and organised
for. the year by electing these offWre:
H. L. Harper, president: W. W. Scott,
view preesdeot; C. W. Murray, eecond
vice president: Elwood Blgier, treasures;
H. -V. Rttswn,.cretary.'
fpOMl KNOW WHCTHER)
TK loesTER I Alt
MADE HE DREAM THAT
Ot WHETHER "IHE ARTIST
wmti MEW THIS WAS
(STUMPED FOR AN IDEA J
A Mil Mi-a
huh;
IOWA CROP REPORTS AGAIN
Weekly Summaries of Condition!
Beiomed in Bawkeye state.
BABE FOB ISTEBTJBBAH MEH
Seer Scale Provides for Crate
Hoar tor Metorseea aad S
Ceata far Brakesaea Eta
pierce Pleased.
(From k Staff Correspondent.) -
DEB MOINES, la., April lk-HSpeelal
Telegram.) Tha Iowa crop reporting
bureau resumed weekly reports today for
tha first time and th preliminary re
port shows that condition are excellent
for starting farm work in Iowa this year.
The winter wheat acreage la large.
Spring work In fields has. been com
menced In southern counties. There Is
fear of frost tonight, which might do
Injury to soma fruit buds. . .
Raise far laterarbaa Mra.
Fifty employee of the Interurhan Rail
way company will receive a radical rats
In wages by virtue of a peaceable agree
ment The new scale provides a flat
rata of 8 cents an hour for motormen
and conductors and M cents for brake
men. No - overtime Is allowed. The
Brotherhood of Locotntlve Engineer
and Railway Trainmen and officials of
the railway In secret conference fixed
the scale. Th employes are vastly
pleased over the raise. Tha former
scsl waa a cent to M cent an hour
tn proportion to year of service.
Bara Baraed at Grlaweld.
GRISWOLD. Ia.. April 14.- Special.)
The new barn on th farm of Dr. R. B.
Johnson, two mile southwest of Orta
wold'was destroyed by Or Sunday morn
ing. I
Four head ef horses, one of which
waa a valuable stallion, three calves snd
thirteen heed of hogs, were burned to
desth. -besides about eight ton ot hay
and several sets ot harness. The kiss will
reach about HOOO. partially covered by
Insurance.
Esthrrvllle Farmer Killed.
ESTHER VI LLE, la-, April UWEpe--dal.V
William Anderson, a farmer, sin
ot Ola Anderson of this city. Is dead at
his home two mile north ot thl city.
While' returning horn from town late
Saturday night hi team ran eft from a
teep grade near tha Iron bridge across
th Des Molne river, turning the lumber
wagon completely ever, part of tha wagon
striking him across tha breast, killing Mm
Instantly, Besides a mother and father,
brothers and sisters, a widow and three
children are left to mourn his sudden
snd tragic death.
Bedy ef Marderekl Babe Faaad.
WEST LIBERTY, I a., April MWSpe-rial.)-While
ploughing on - the Frank
Monta fsrm. two miles north ot Bennett.
John Flgley turned up th body of a
child that had been burled for about k
month. Tha bane' throat had been cut.
A coroner' Inquest I to be held and It la
rumored that sensational developments
will follow.
Wealthy Laad Owoer Dead. .
POCHONTAS, la.. April 14.-(8pecisJ.)
J. H. Charlton, reputed to be the wealth
iest man of Pocahontas county, died
yesterday. He leaves aa estate worth
COOO.Oot Ha began thirty year ago by
buying eighty acres , ot land for it aa
acre and giving a mortgage on It for 1131.
When he died he owned I.M0 acres.
Wesaaa la Fatally Baraed.
IOWA CITT. Ia.. April II Mrs. How
rd Thomas of North English, a small
town north ot Iowa City, will die aa the
result ot frightful burns received thl.
morak g on the right side and left arm,
while dyeing clothe. She had a boiler
half full of boiling water and h
attempted te lift It from the stove her
foot clipped and abe fell. All the skin
peeled from her right arm and aide.
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