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13 Bouncing 'Em Off the Score Board Drawn for The Bee by Hal Coffman Rrgistored. United Sutra rtrt Office. I nines oRRY A&OUT taa it mama, AiUKiAr. At-mij -ju. rsi: 1 , if .J&S&imJ N -AT WKRWce l WTSV um& ft, W( ) . ( w-. ' Wlff vilf.i ik ft si -thihj. J- fig Te t.TNtN . V-awvig mX 7 of The. i V 1 V i ' CLUBS' ROURKES TAKE FIRST GAME Meet the Sioux on Local Diamond and Win, Eight to Five. WORK Dl HIDSUMXER FORM EleTht Tknui Osaaka Fans Tara Oat t tart Hesae Team mm Ike Race 'far tke Pen aaat. Jlmmle Scanlon. Omaha's classy little If ft Odder, won tha opening Kama for th Rourkea yesterday afternoon ' by clouting out a single In tha- seventh in ning when the score was tied and two men on bases. Score, t to L Aside from the first two innings th! game was a wonder and the players of both teams worked In mtdsason form. Fentress and Miller opposed each other on the mound and lasted the entire nine Innings. Both worked good, although Fentress must be given the credit for getting the better of the argument. Eight hits were garnered from his delivery, but aside from the second Inning they were kept well scattered and did no damage. . Jlmmle Kane, the favorite of the Omaha fans, showed up In wonderful form, field ing Hke a veteran and getting away with some hair-railing stunts. . He wss the Omaluv man who waa able to steal on Cadman, the Sioux backstop. Thomason. Scanlon and Wanner dlvMed the honors with the wMlow,' each getting two safe hits. Thomsaon got away with a three bagger and Kane came across with a two Backer. Brooks was the only man In the entire game who did not show up strong. However., this may be .due .to his .condi tion. At the bst'he gave a good account of .himself, getting away with two safe bits. Faas All Attend. Approximately 8,U fans attended the opener and were well satisfied with the dtih handed them. It was a continual boost for the Omaha boys and if the fans would come out every day the way they did yesterday and with the same noise there is .no doubt but what tha pennant would -be-easily won by the -Bourses. , Sioux City started out without a hit or an error. The Rourkes ,ln their half of the Inning made three runs on a single, double and three errors. It looked like 1 the game was on Ice and all over but the yelling for the home boys. But Sioux Ctty cams back In the second end by bunching three bits, a couple of walks by Fentress and sv dead ball rolled up I four tallies, taking the lead by one. run. Two hilt,- a sacrifice and a walk gave the Bourkestwo In tha second, taking a one ran lead. Sioux City tied In the fourth on a walk, a steal and a hit. In the sixth inning Omaha had a chance te pocket the game. With the aid of two hits and a walk the bases were filled and but one- man out. Fentress, the next man up. batted a line drive to Smith, who forced the runner out at second and heaved the ball to Brooks, completing a pretty double and retiring the Rourkes. Scanlon' hit In the next Inning won the game. . In the first Coyle singled to center, went to second when Brooks dropped the throw to first and Thorns son landed safe. A double by Kane scored Coyle .and Thomason. Kane went to third on Scanlon sut and came home on an error by And real. ' Tied la tke Kearlk. ' In tha seooad Meyers opened for Bkwi 1 K. Ingle by Brooks placed him on second. Here double steal worked perfectly. Breen struck out. Cadman was hit by UH beH and the bags were tilled.' Miller waa aa easy out. Justice to Kane, but Meyer scored on the play, having a good lead off third and kept going. Smith drew a pass. A. double by. Andreas sent Brooks and Cadman across the' plat and Smith te third. An Infield hit by Farrell cored Smith, . Sellly retired the aide by striking eet Wanner opened for the Rourkes with a Ingle te eenlar. Arbogaat sacrificed htm to , sseond. . Fentress walked. Justice struek -out ' Coyle -walked, filling the sacks. A dean hit to center scored Wanner and Ftatrees, The Indians tied up la the fourth. Miller got to first when Cadman was forced out at seand. He got te second when Smith was thrown sut, Nlenoff to Kane. A etngte by Andreas Sent Mm across tn plats with the Sioux last run. - In the seventh, after two had died. Thomason tripled to eeaterfleld. Kane waa given toer wide ones and Miller then tried to work his charms en Jimmy can Ion. but the latter reached out on the first baQ and sent it for a. clean en te right ftsld, scoring Tommy and Kane. In the eighth, Nlehoft walked and went to third n Arbocast's single. He was oaaght between third and home and waa being ebaeed down when Cadman blocked hie way. holding htm until he was tagged by RelUy. The umpire sent Nlehoft home set tke stay aecanse he waa blocked. Score: OMAHA. AB. R. Justice, SS i Ceyle. rf Thomason. cf 4 Kane, lb..... 1 Seeaion, If Mtoiwrff. Ht - t Wasaer. lb 4 Arbesjaet, e t Fentress, p. 3 Totals n . I 27 . as. R. a. a' wdtn, ss 3 I f Andreas. 4 3 3 rorretl. f. 4 1 Mellhr. SV g Mmrt, lf. 4 11 Pmoka, IV I J B Dneeat rf. 4 e I Ceenata. . 2 I MlUer. t- 2 13 .a w e w TV ... 1 Wall J we Mlaa- VWrwr esc far 1 Re- ..3 2 t Jtlllll SV-aM SUjx-a 4 1 0-ilLee. sa HIS EH BROKE UP TEE FIRST OAXE. V Jf .- -a aaa 1 ' i EHD1F. SCANLON. Omaha's Vtllity lnflelder, Who Hit Weil at tne mint lime. Hits 0 3 1102 1 it Two-basti hits: Kane. Andreas. Thrt - base hit: Thomason. Double play. Hmlth to Brooks, flit bv pitched ball: Ladman. Struck out: hy Fentress, t, by Miller, 3. bases on balls: Off Fen tres;. 4: off Miller. 1 Dtolen bans: An dreas (21, Meyers, Farrell, Urooks. Sac ¬ rifice hits: Arbogast, Andreas. 111 on bases: Omaha, . Mioux City, . Time: 2:10. I'mplrea: Klssaus and Carter. ST. JOB HALLIKS l THE HIGMTR Des Melees Leers, Get 1 1 as Nice Lead la Early Innings. ST. JOSEPH. Md.. April l.-An eighth Inning rally which netted the local West era league baas ball club four runs iv.' st. Joseph a victory over the Des Motnej club here today In the opening game nt the season. Melnks's three-base drive was a decided factor In scoring the tying and winning runs. The Des Molnea play ers had the bases full, with ent out. In the ninth Inning, but were unable to score. Borton of the home club and Korea of the visitors led In the bitting with three tech. The game was pre ceded by an automobile parade which opened the spring festivities hers todsy and tomorrow. Score: ", ST. JOSEPH, AB. K. Powell. If.... Watnon, rf... ZwUllng. cf.. ... V-4 Borton. lb.... Andteera 3b. Jaeinke. ss, A-ieitanu, 2b 4 Uussett, c Johnson, p.... 4 Totals 34 5 11 . MC MOINES. AB. R. H, A. E. Hahn, rf Kores. rf . 2 . 3 . 4 ' . i Colllgsn, 2b... Curtis, If Thomae; lb:.., Leonard, ss..., Welch. 3b.... kworaw. c. Faber. p Rome, p Keaie Totals 4 4 IS 24 M I Batted for Rogge in the ninth. St. Joseph 1 4-e 'Des Moines HllltlH Three-base hit: Meinke. Two-base hit: ZwIIIUvg. Sacrifice hit: Cnlligan. Stolen Mua Poeul, Watson. Htruck out: By Ksber. 3: by RosTKe. I: bv Johnson, Bsses on balls: off Faber. I: off John son. 1. Hits: orr ratx-r, 11 in seven and one-third innings. Wlio pitch: Johnson. Double play: Leonard to Vlligan to Thomas. Time: 1:5. .Umpire: Knapp. GRIZZLIES TAKE THE OPE.VKR Fie te Tea Final Reeeile ef Ua Play win lua. DKVYBR. April cV-Denver won the opening game of the Western league aea sou wits b4noolR. Governor boaroth pitched the first ball. There waa a light snowstorms, but the play was snsppy. score: DENVER. abbbbsbbbbV ' AB. R. H. O. A. E. Quilllo, 2b 3 3 2 1 1 Beall. If 3 1 1 . lu.u. in 4 i 3 1 CnanneO. rf 1 1 Casstdy, rf ........... 3 2 4 Ltttneay, lb.... 3 Coffee, as............ 1-1 1 t Frambea, c '. 4171 Heaiy. P 4 1 1 lotaia . :.t t leu': . LINCOLN. Ab K. H. O. A. B Miller, of 3 11-3 1 0 Cole, 2b. 4 1 1 1 1 Cobb, rf 31 Mccormick, If 4 I Mullen, lb.. 3 12 1 Barber. 3b 411 Walker, ss 2 I 12 0 Straiten, c 2 1 s 1 , Km. in. p 3 1 4 e Bachaot 14 ' Totals 2 3 24 14 2 Lhsreln ....1 13 Denver 1 1 1 3 -4 hattod for Smith. ' Stolen bases: vtulllla, Channell. Twe base kits: Miller. Coffey. Sacrlflee htta: Beall. Cole, Llndsey. Mullen. Strwck sail: By Healv. 7; by Smith, ft. Base en balls: Off Heaiy, f: oft Smith, S. Double play: Coffey to Lloyd to Lindsey. an oy pitched tall: titration. Left on bases: Denver. I; Lincoln, ML Tims: 240. Um pire: Johnson. WICHITA Bl'BCHES ITS HITS Tie wltk Twawka Broken 1st KIsThta Inalnff. TOPFKA. April -Hy bunching bits off Isak as tne eiirMh tnsanr WVbJta Broke i I is I da in the epeaing gmsse today, veering eece ss us eighth sad fas ftowmc witk (we la the atntJe. Scare: TOPEKA. AH. K- H. O. A- K. RVkert. It I 1 I Gardner. In I 1 1 Krsntf. 2b 42430 Klnir. of i ti 1 s Kmory. Sb 4 0 2 1 S Grar. rf 1 0 0 0 Schmidt, c 10 14 2 Leek. p 41050 Totals 34 I II S 11 1 WICHITA. AH. R. H. O. A. E OalK. If... 12 0 3 0 Mlddleton, rf 4 117 10 Davis, rf 3 1 .1 1 0 0 Koerner, lb 3 0 150 Claire, lb 4211 Hughes. 2b 311 Met', in.... 1 0 0 5 1 1 ('lemons, c 4 1 1 I Jackao.i, p 3 1 : o Totals W 4 :7 II 1 Topeka 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 -l Wichita Three-base hit: Mlddleton. Two-bnsr hits: ttants. Claire. Bncrlfiee hits: Kin. Mlddleton. Hutches, Koerner. Htolen hades: Klikeit. Crslg (.'I, Mlddleton. Knerner. bases on balls: Off lsk, b: off Jscknon. j 3. tliruck out: by Iisk, 1; by Jarknon, ' , Ult ku nk(.k.wl V... 1 1 u.. t 1. I -... plre: Hsskell. Standing of Teams WEh'T. LKAOITK. NAT L LEACirK. WLrt. W.L.Hct. Omsha .... 1 0 Denver ... 1 Wichita ..10 Ht. Joseph 1 Lincoln ... 1 Wux City 1 Topeka ... 1 linv Cincinnati. 4 1 low Ht. Ixiula... 4 2 K Phlla'phla. 4 2 New York. 4 3 .nu! BoMnn .... 3 4 .( Brooklyn.. 2 4 .mil PtttaburKh. 2 4 Des Mnlnes 0 1 MJ0 Cllli'SKO ... 1 4 AMEIt. LEAQl-R. AMER. APS'N. W.UPct.l W.L.Pct. Boston .... 4 I .u Columbus Cleveland 4 2 .IW7 Toledo S Phils phis. 3 2 .A-il Mlnneaii'lls 5 Waah'irton 3 2 .)' Ht. Paul ... 5 Chicago ... 4 3 .S7H Loulavllle.. 3 Detroit ... 3 3 .90i Milwaukee. 3 Hi. Louis.. 2 .X Kan's City I New York. 0 S .twui Indisnaii'lis 1 Yesterday's Heaalts, WESTERN LEAQCE. ftloux City, 6; Omsha, 3. Lincoln, 2: Denver, a. Wichita 4; Topeka, I. Des Moines. 4: !4t. Joseph, i. NATIONAL LKAllL-E. Brooklyn. 2: New York, i. Bolton. 5: Phi ladrl pltla, . Ht. Ixiuls-Plttaburith, wet grounds. Clnclnnstl-ChlcaRu. rain. AMERICAN I.EAOI'E. Chlca(ro-Ut. Louia. rain. Cleveland-Detroit, wet ground. Philadelphia. ; Wahtnmnn, (. New Ynrk-Knaton, wet ground. ' AMERICAN AKrtOOATlON. Milwaukee, S: Loulavllle. t. Kansas City, 1; Indianapolis, 7. Mlnnespolis, 3: Toledo, 5. Ht. Paul, 2; Columbus, 5. Omaha's - ' Teang ' , i . -J I V IseantVt, ' aeT '" I vj:f I I - : y fy. I A f I k 'Kf Cs V I s I U .) Vv : ( fJ ; ... it a . .- . i 'Hv ' ' ' f i-- "'''A-'V ill ' ri " ' . I , 'it.k,tfe-J 2Lrf!?X.. "IB, I I ,v:?, Eorau rura.1 seji mx bki , .i i; fa L J rm ' : GIANTS OUTHIT BROOKLYNS Mathewion Oivet Thirteen Safeties, but Pitches Steady Game. RUCKER KNOCKED OUT OF BOX New York Satloaals Open nasea nt llosae by Wlanlngt lalasj Matrk ky "core et Six te Two. ! NEW YORK, April . The New York i Nationals opened their season here today by defeating ths Brooklyns in a hard hitting game, t to 3. Cold weather kept the attendance down below the usual opening game figures, but nevertheless a big crowd was present. The local knocked Rucker out of the box. Errors by Stark and Daubert, a wild pitch and a stolen bsse put Devore and Shafer on second and third with none out In the first. Both runners scored on Murray's single. After Murray was thrown out stealing. Merkl hit for the circuit. Bchardt was also hit rather bard, but ha kept the locals' hits scattered. Mathewson was presented with an auto mobile before the game and though he yielded thirteen hits, he pitched a steady game. Score: NOW TOHK. noOKLTN. AB H O I I AB H 0 A I IWente. If .. 4 I IMoraa. if .. I I in,urrt. lt. t 1 Shfr. lb . R'otlgraM cf 4 4 IS 1 1 I I 11 II I I 1 1 4 I I I s t anlik. Ik .. Hurray. 1 Nortben. cf. 4 Marfcle. lb., Ilr,us. lb.. Ilrnh. M 1 1 iitoir. it 4 14 1 llloeaa. 4 111 OBurk. M,v,ra. c. 114 1 PKr. la. IIUiwi'i, si 1 4 lHucilier. . 'riummall 11 II It 11 ISrlurSt. f. PMIS .. Touia ... n II 14 U I Flatted for Rucker In second. Batted fur Srhardt in ninth. Brooklyn I 1 I I I I 1 M New York 1 I1II1IIM Prop in Opening Game . BAT FKNTRKH8. Pitcher Who Is Oolng Fast ThU Seaamv First on error. New York, !: Brooklyn, 1. Two-base hits: Devore. Hersog (21. Snodsrasa, Iwiis. Meyers. Home run: Merkl. Htolen bases: rlhafer. Merkls. I-eft on bases: New York. 1; Brooklyn, 1. liases on balls: Off Mslhewsnn, 1. Struck out: By Mathewson, 4: by Kicker, I: hy Schardt. I. lilt hy pitched ball: Uy Schsrdt. Merkle. Wild pitch: Rucker. Hits: Off Rucker. t in on Inning: off Hchardt. In seven Innings. Time: 1.33. Umpires: Rlgler and Flnneran. Phllllre feaaarr Beaten. PHILADELPHIA, April It.-Phllsdel-phla defeated iIon. to ft. In the oien Ing game of c National league season here today. Adverse weather conditions kept the sttendance down. The first ball as thrown by Mrs. John K. Tener. wife of the governor of Pennsylvania. The home team knocked Malum off the rubber In the third in ning. Manager Doom of the Philadelphia team was brought here from New York today and the phyaielsns are hopeful that ll win not oe necesaary to operate on trim. He la aufferlnx from intestinal trouble. Score: BOSTON. PHILADrvLFHIa. AH II O A I AS II O A X It 1 KaaW. ... I I I I I Camsball. at I I STIlua. it 111 SPatton. rf.. I 1 I I acra,alk. If . Ill I Sljw4area. Ik. I I II II nir. IS. 11 1 I I Itaalaa. M. . I 1 I I I lurahaai e... I I I S I I lAleiaaaar, pi 1 I I 1 Tif..., ii n it i Hlllvr. rr.... t 1 JarkHHi. It.. I 1 Ulrkwa. s.. I 1 IM,lla. Ik... 4 I Spralt. am... 4 t M. P-aM. IS. I S Kllaa. e I Malum, . 1 kmnallr. e e Kirk,. II... 1 1 Uo.dr t s TMali n II II II 4 Hatted for Dickson In th ninth. Philadelphia 7 1 1 Boalon I 3!-e Two-base hits: Sweeney, Campbell. Tltua, Paskert, Luderus, Alexander. Hume run: Knratt. ll Its: Off Maltrrn. In two snd one-third Innmga; off Iion- neiiy. i in two-tnirna inning: orr uiokson. .1 in five Innings. Sacrifice hit: Alexan. dcr. Stolen bases: Titus, Cravath. Double play: Paskert to Knsbe. Left bases: Boston. : Philadelphia. 7. liases on bails: tiff Donnelly. 1: off Alexander. 3: off IHckson, 3. Bases on errors: Boston 3: Philadelphia. 2. otruck out: By Mattrrn. I: by Donnelly, 1; hy Alexander, 4: by Dickson, i. Time: 2:a Umpires: Klem and Bush. Key to the BituaUon-Bee Advertldng. j 'Jinx" Who Wss Sent up In a Balloon Before th First Ball Waa Pitched. SECOND DEFEMTO MILLERS Toledo Beat Minneapolii by Five to Three Soore. SWAN EFFECTIVE AFTER FIRST Clrsaer Drier Ont Twe Twe-lag. gers, Wklle Five Olker Player Urt One Eaek Fear Men Strike Ont. TOLEDO, April lt.-Toledo gave Min neapolis It ascend defeat of the season today, ft to 3. After th tint Inning Swan pitched effective ball and received fin upport. Beer: . MfNNKUPiiLlg TOLEDO. AB.ll O A I. A H O A I nraw. sf.,4 I 1 I IMIIaa. Ik.... I 111 AIIIMt. aa.l a I a inraaiaa. la WllllaSM. ll II Srikk. If.... I Nlllllw. If . 4 III li-haamaa. sal i Riaaaws. rf. I I iroiraa, af ...l Kerrla. ... I I I I IMalaaa. If.. I mil lb Ill llwrhb, Ik.. I Ovana, a.... 4 III ICarlirb, t... 1 Trtuna. 111 llwaa, I a 4 II I 11 I I III 11 famamrk. a I S 9 I s ll.h,r .111 Tatala ..a n ll l Olsaaaa ..! Tmala n f 14 II 1 Halted fur Young In th el nth. Batted for Coinstock In ninth. Toledo 3 1 I - Mlnneapoll 0- Tw.baae iilla. Clrmer 12). Williams. Ferris. Chapman. Burns, Derrick. Stolen K. u. lenlf riarrlck Hacrlflce files Carlsch. Ferris. Bases on balls: Off Swan, 1: off Young. I: off Comstock, 3. iriu-k out: Kv Swan. 1: by Young. ! lilts: 4ff Young. In flvs Innlnxs: off Comstock. in three Innings. Left on baaea: Toledo, 7: Minneapolis. 7. Time: 1.10. I'mplrea: Ferguson snd llandlboe. Brewers Take ICasy Gaaae. LOCWVILLK. April .-Mllwauk de feated Louisville In ths opening gam here In easy mnnr. The visitors clinched victory In the fifth and sixth Innings by timely batting and stupid playing en ths Part of the locals. A fast double play by lireen, Lewis and Jones snd a catch by Heumlller were the features. Catcher Hushes made Ills first appearance today with the visitors. Score MUtWAIIKEI. bOVISVILLC. A H O A B. AB H.O A g UlfcoU. af.4 I I sliaaaVr. lb I 1 I I I Haaaall. rf. I I II IBarrb. If ... 1 111 yi.banr, if . I I I IHarn. if . . I I JMna, Ik.... 4 III I I B'ajlall, lb 1 1 I I I krl Is.... I 1 I I IB'silllar, SI. 4 I 4 1 l.la. aa.... I III IBall. lb 4 I 4 Bran, lb. .. 4 I I I ISiaoleT. if . 1 111 Hashes, t... I S I I SSrblil. ... 4 1111 r.iirlT, s I 1 I 1 IHowaa, ... I 11 MrUlras. m I I I INasM. ... 1 I Harsaall, 1. 1 I lCrua 1 TMala n inil Tellls H tml I Hatted tor Nagle In ninth. IxHilavllle 1 1 -I Milwaukee ., IlitilllM Two-base hits: Clark. Dougherty, Stan ley. . Three-base lilt: Brensfteld.. Left on bases: Louisville, ft: Milwaukee, ft. Karri-f.-e hits: Runh. Iwla. FMiariy. Double play: Breen. Lewla, Jones, ritnick out: By Rowan, 3; by Dougherty. 1: try Nagle. I. llaeee on balls: off Rowaa. ft; off Dougherty. 4: off MeOlynn. L Wild Pitch: Nagle. 1. Hit by pitched ball: By Rowaa. Hughes. Hits: Off Rowan. I In five In nings: off Nagle, 2 In four Innings; off Iiougherty. tn five Innings; off Mc (llynn, I In four Innings. Htolen baisns: Schlei, Burch. Time: 3:1V. I'roplt s: Bier halter and Connolly. .Mean Wins Mis Casse. . . INDIANAPOLIS. April ll.-lllxon al lowed only seven scattered hits and poled out three hits himself, practically winning today's game. 7 to 1. from Kansaa Cliy. the first victory for the locsls since th opening of ths season. Rhoades was driven from the box In the sixth. Score: INDIANAPOLIS KAMA CTTY. AS H O A B 1IHUII Hanaua. rt. I I I I ajrlart. cf .t e I WeoSmR. if I I I ISrkaller. If . I 3 I 1 I MX-nky af 4 I 1 lUn, If 4 ill! Maaur. Il l I I I irarr. lb 4 lie 1 W eat'rall. lb I I I 1 l arrtea. sa 4 1 I II Clarba. a. .. I I 1 1 attOaaer. a. 1 4 1 I Caealer. sa. 4 14 1 I IWwr r. I S 1 I I Wllliaaaa, ski ill IHalB. sb 4 I 1 I Hlaaa. - Ill IRkaaaea. p. 1 1st Hnniikr, p.. 1 I 1 Tauia m tt n 1 lrua t - Taeeu .... I t . . Tauia a T 14 14 Batten roe uowney in ninth. . Batted for Homsby In ninth. Kansas City 1 -1 Indianaiwlla MIIIIIM Two-base hits: Weodniff. It hoe des. Three-base hits: HI son, Hallman. Struck out: By Htson. ft; by Rhoedea. 1: by Homsby. 1. Sacrifice hit: Hunter. Hits: Oft Rhoades, I in five Innings: off Hornsby. 7 In three Innings. Basea on balls: Oft Rhosdes. 3: off HI inn. i. Left on basea: Kansas City. 9; lndlanapolla, i. Stolen bases: Schsller (3). Love. O'Con nor. Woodruff. Hallman. Wild pitches: Rhoades. Homaby. Time: 2:0. Umpire: Chill nnd Anderson. (.'lassbna Beats S. Pa el. COL11MBI S. April -Four ball bet ted past the Infield ky St. Paul went safe, one over the right fence for n home run. Columbus won In the first two innings. Score: ooLcsrsr xt raru AB H O A AB U O A g BMtae. et.. I IWattar. if... 4 I I HI' a is. l I I) IHamaas, ct 4 1 I H 3 laJsjarl, .. 4 4 rarrtas. lb.. I t I 1 Merw's. sal I I t UMI.r. lb. . 4 I t IWalak. lb... I 1 I O'lta'rk. lb 4 I 1 I OaAsa. Ill I I 1 OartKT. a... 141 eUawla. tk.... Smlib. I 1 IHurrar. ...,4 J I OBoaar, S... 4 111 IKaraer. p... 1 Dacas'ara, l 1 Tetala M lHll I Totala a 4 !4 11 I Columbus ! 3 St. Paul 1 0 1 -3 Htolen bases: Perrlng. O'Rourke, Mc Cormlck. Two-bsae lilts: Congalton. Mil ler. Hume run: Wlh. Basea on balls: Off Cooper. 4; off Karger.3; off Decan nlerr. 1. Struck out: Hy Cooper. I; hy Karger, 2: hy Decannlerre. 1. Hits: Off Karger, 7 n two Innlnsa: off Decannlerre, 3 In six Innings. Umpires: Hayes and Irwin. ATHLETICS DRAW A BLANK Johnson, for Senators, in Exception ally Brilliant Form. OPENING CAPITAL Champions Register Only Three Bit and Elakt Perlak ky Striken Rente .Tw Twe-Bsae Hits. WASHINGTON, April M.-Cold Weather nd th Titanic disaster played havoc with th Washington club's opening of th season her todsy. Th former kept msny at home and the latter was re sponsible for th absence of many not ables of social and government ctrclea. Walter Johnson was In exceptionally brilliant form and Washington bad an easy time defeating Philadelphia, to But three nits were registered by the champions and eight perished on trik. outs. Score WAIHINI.TOX. rilllIl5U"HI. AS H O A C AB II.O.A.aV Maaltor, If., ft 4 I esmiak. If... 4 111 Kr. 5k . .1 III unarms, rf.. 4 I Milan. IIS eiaiune. ze.. a a w H. hul.r. ll I I I I IHakar. lb ... I I I 4 rirna. lb... 4 I t I Mrk. rf. 4 1 Knlsfcl. Ilk. I s I a aMciaaaa, lai in a v MrBrlaa B.I I I I B.rrr. M....I 111 Alaimllb. e. 4 I I 1 laa. e 114 Jakaaaa, p.. 4 1 1 I Iswl, i TWala ... ll 11 U 1 Totals II 1 14 II 1 Washington 0 114 " Phllsdeipma e e e e e-e Two-base hits: Collins, Alnsmlth. Sao, rlflce hit: Knight. Lsft on basea: Phil adelphia, ft; Washington, 3. Bases on IisIIn: tirr tsrown. e; ok jonnson. a. Ksars on errors: Philadelphia, I; Wash Inilon. J. struck out: By Brown, 3: by Juhnaun, I. Passed ball: Alnsmlth. Wild pitch: Johnson. Time, lift Umpires; O Loughlln and Westervelt. Persistent Advertising I lb Road to Big Returns, STOOD ON SINKING SHIP i This Man Had the Same Sen sation Aa the Captain of the Titanic BUT WAS RESCUED , United Declare Cosae te His Aid) After Mnnr Bpeclnltsts Vailed, In mid -ocean, after a great disaster, I not th only place one can feel on' self sinking without a rescuing hand-extended to them. Many sick peopl bar had no mora hop of recovery than the captain whs stood on th bridge of that ui-fatsd liner had of being rescued from a watery grave, before they consulted the United Doctors, those expert medical specialists who have their Omaha offices located on th second floor of the Neville Block, corner of Sixteenth and Harney streets. A case In point Is that of Mr. Cbaa. F. Rick, whose condition had baffled many spectallsu and who bad been gradually growing worse for nine year. Hi own story follows: , Omaha. Neb.. Feb. 0, Ult "To whom It May Concern: "A I have been cured by the United Doctors and bare ' retaalned cured for two years, I would like to make a state ment (p other sufferers. The United Doctors do exsctly as they say they will do, They explained my case plainly to me when I took my first examination, told me Just what would have to be done and bow long It would take and the amount of expense It would be. Everything has come out Just as they' said In the first, and T am highly pleased with their treatment and manner of do-' ing business.' " 1 bad been gradually getting won for nine years with stomach trouble, dint-' nes nd an affection of the throat which bad baffled many specialists. I com menced getting better at once when I commenced the United system of treat ment, and a snort course made a well man of me. I never nave another dlsxy spell and bav the digestion of a nor.' Th United Doctor certainly did wonder for me snd s arena I Invited to call at my home and see me' about my case. "CH AS. F. RICK. Omaha. Nekv. lis Ogden Street-" Tha above ft only one of many latter received by the United Doctor every week from grateful patlenta who feel that they ewe then- llvee and their pres ent good health to the careful care and attention of these master specialists. The United Doctor treat all curable cases of chronic diseases of the nerves, blood, akin, heart, liver, stomach, kid neys, rheumatism, neuralgia. eODetlpa tloa, goiter, epuepay. gall stones, catarrh, dyspepsia. Indigestion, dropsy, weak bock. eeaema. scrotals, diseases of women and dlseaasa of men. Any .ck person la safe tn going te these specialists, who have their Omaha, office located en the second fleer of the Neville block, corner of Sixteenth and Harney streets, for titer acree no la- esnwM causa. Their esssraKatlaa and ad rice ft tn to aJL
